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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
10
In Mokena Illinois a drunk mob seized the village police magistrate Squire Hatcy and policeman Pisen during a fire scare. They assaulted them and looted Justice Hatch store while mail was scattered. Chicago authorities were alerted. no one seriously hurt though several rioters suffered cuts and bruises.
A sensational development in the Radloff mystery comes with the arrest of Dr. Frank Ballard of Fremont. Mrs. Radloff confessed Ballard joined the plot to frame the husband and obtain $55,000 from life insurance, in exchange for $10,000. Ballard posted $2,500 bail and was freed.
Mrs Taylor believes Charles McMillan the assailant who attacked her last January after arriving in Galveston en route from Sedalia Missouri. Amoy Taylor and Hovuston mention the case as authorities pursue McMillan, previously arrested here.
Philadelphia reports a 24 year old cashier, wanted in West Superior Wisconsin for 35000 embezzlement, arrested by Pinkerton detectives. Cambridgeport also notes William Cunningham 30 shot Miss Maggie Williams then killed himself due to jealousy. the woman died and Cunningham is expected to die.
Paris reports the trial of Edward Parker Dixon for the murder of M. Abeille, whom he found in his wife’s room at the House Splendide. It is said M Clemenceau will represent M. Abeille. The date is set for May 20.
A Westminster Teacher reflection compares life to an instrument shaped by Christ the master. With trial and tuning, souls yield heavenly music, like a Mendelssohn performance once allowed, teaching harmony over discord. The piece urges constant song despite earth’s sadness.
The speaker argues that true access to Christ comes not from book study but through a devout, demanding life aligned with scriptural duties. He warns against cloaked atheism in philosophy and urges reliance on Christ’s help to prove one’s true child of God.
The excerpt asserts that beauty of sentiment is lighter than a single good deed. It contrasts transient feelings with lasting virtue, citing the proverb butter no parsnips to emphasize that action matters more than fine words.
A writer in Hoard's Dairyman proposes a cow tying method that blends the space efficiency of a stanchion with animal comfort. The design uses a slatted platform, partitions, an eight inch center manger lip, and sliding rods with neck rope and swivel to guide movement while avoiding crowding.
The Cayuga duck breed is praised for fine table meat and thriftiness. Notes cite James Rankin praising their precocity and fertility, with good egg laying, hardiness, and less mortality among youngsters. Ducks shown are jet black with green gloss, the body shape differing from other fowl.
A report notes sculptors and writers like Maupassant Zola Verne and Renan influencing the arts before Chicago exhibition. Belgium Mexico Peru France and Arkansas plan notable displays with 400 works and a woman supervising Arkansas building. The procession of Centuries will open the dedication events at the exposition grounds.
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