The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-05-29
VOL. vi.
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
[Boiled Down from the Late Tclegrams.7

The '.eight.hour" movement is looked
upon as failure.
The trial Of Herr Most, the anarchist, il
going on q. New York.
Rev. Spurgeon publishes an attack or
Gladstone's home rule bill.
The trial Of Maxwell for the murder O
PreNer is still going On at st. Louis.
Smallpox l,ss broken out at Guay,nas
Mexico Eighteen cases are reported, sis
being fatal.
A Madrid dispatch Gays: The dynamite
factory at Valencia, was destroyed by an
explosion which killed twelve men.
A Montevideo dispatch says: Dr.. Fran.
cisco Antonio Vidal has resigned from the
Presidency Of the Republic Of Uruguay.
A Brussels dispatch says: The Govern.
ment has prohibited the holding of the So.
cialist demonstrations arranged f,r June
18th in that city.
The English House Of Lords by vote
ofl49 to Ie7 rejected the second reading
Of the bill lcgalizing marriage with de.
ceased wite's sister.
Indian Agent West of Poplar River,
northeastern Montana, is being inves,i.
gated for general misconduct in the dis.
charge Of bis duties.
A Rome dispatch says: In the elections
last Sunday all the Cabinet Ministers we're
reelected. 'fl'he opposition gained three
out Of five seats in Rome. The Cabinet
haze majority.
A London dispatch says: Lord Rose.
berry, Foreign Secretary, will recommend
that the Powers raise the blockade on the
Greek ports and withdraw the foreign
fleet from Suda Bay.
Both the Greek and Turkish armies are
mutually surrerdering prisoners and po-
sitions they respectively captured during
The frontier lighting OF the last few days,
and both armies will commence returning
from the frontier.
ACatania dispatch says: Tive eruptions
ofMount Etna have greatly increased aud
the destruction OF the town OF Nicolosi
now seems inevitable. The entire district
is enveloped in darkness and showers of
stone are continually falling.
The y. Y. Worla's Washington Says:
President Cleveland told the venerable
Doctor Pierce, a hrother.in.law Of the
late Vice-President Hendricks, that he
would be married June 10Th, the wedding
to take place in Buffalo and to be private.
\ Winnipeg special to the Pioneer Press
says: Mrs. Ricl, widow OF the dead rebel,
died ut her home in St. Vital, on the 10th,
after an illness Of two months. The re.
mains will be inferred beside her husband,
IN the Cathedral Cemetery at st. Boniface.
A Richmond, Va, dispatch says: The
thirty-third annual session OF the Grand
Lodge Of the World Of Good remplors
met here recently. Various reports indi-
cate that the Order is in a most prosper
ous and gratifying condition in the differ.
ent States.
A special dispatch from Tucson, Arizona,
says General Miles has not offered re.
ward for the heads OF the Indians on ac-
count OF the War Department. The re.
ward has been offered and the money
raised BY citizens, who requested that it
be paid through General Miles.
Advices from Peking say that the Chi.
nese Government has become alarmed at
The size OF the projected English mission
to Thibe., and will asks that the escort he |
reduced, and that the mission shall repre-. |
Sent simply commercial! body, otherwise |
the Thibetans will refuse to allow the party |
to enter their territory.
The New York Star, in an editorial, |
says: We are glad to be able to announce
that Ex. President Arthur is out of danger. !
lie had long, serious illness, at one time !
not many weeks ago his life was despaired
!" Fortunately, his illness took a favor
"o'e turn. His physicians now say he is
NOT victim OF serious disease.
- Fred St Denis, aged s., formerly Of
Toronto, for eight years resident OF Wy.
o"'ng, and engaged in ranching and other
par'a'ts, killed himself At Cheyenne by
Ak'ng morphine. He leaves wife and
"o children, now living At Greeley, Colo.
'soo' He has been separated from his fam.
:" 'or two years. Supposed cause-busi.
"e's and family troubles.
New York dispatch OF May 18TH |