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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1892

Page

2

Blaine Withdrawal Faces party split in press room

Democratic lawmakers reacted calmly to Mr Blaine's withdrawal from the presidential race noting it likely boosts President Harrison's nominating chances. Senators and representatives from Michigan California Kansas and Tennessee weighed impact while Sherman avoided candidacy and Oregon and Wyoming allies voiced opinions.

Wasaz Zron Blaine Representative Ellis Harrison Representative Montgomery Judge Montgomery Tarsney Committee On Tabor McKinley Tarsnev O'Donnell Michigan Felton Bowers Cuttingr Lord California Pacific Coast Carey Wyoming Stockbridge Blaine State Minneapolis Alger McKenna Funston Kansge Kansas Peel Arkansas Representative McMillin Tennessee Apri Py Catchings Mississippi Dem McMillin Sherman Washburne Mitchell Oregon

Mills Sets tariff course in speech at Reform Club

Roger Mills told Cleveland Democrats he would oppose half way measures and refuse a return to the 1883 tariff. He pledged to follow the standard of fair trade wherever the political path leads, signaling a hard line in the tariff fight.

New York Mills

Foreclosures and Fires Across Towns Reported

YANKTON D. Feb. C M Wil son a heavy dealer at Avon Bonhomne county was closed on a foreclosure of chattel mortgages by the sheriff. Wholesalers in Sioux City Chicago and Omaha will be losers to the aggregate amount of $12 000. Winsterset ta Feb 4 Pax Bros Middle River store and post office twelve miles west of Winterset was robbed and burned at 4 oclock a.m. The safe was blown open. The building including the Masonic hall on the second floor is a total loss. There is no clue to the perpetrators. Dubuque Ia Feb 8 An unknown well dressed man announced he had arrangements to blow the town with a cannon. He was placed in the insane department. Pittsburg Pa Feb 3 A street car on the Pittsburg and Manchester line was wrecked by the explosion of a dynamite cartridge on the track. Twelve employees on board were slightly injured. The affair is charged to the striking conductors and drivers. Toronto Feb 8 Ex Premier MacKenie is in critical condition delirious and restrained. Washington Feb 4 The president issued a proclamation announcing the reciprocal agreement with Germany. Albany Feb 4 Governor Flower signed a law allowing reporters at executions. New Repford Massachusetts Feb 5 Forty Russian Jews landed. Baron Hirsch fund found employment for them. Kearney Feb 4 The Commercial and Savings bank closed its doors Liabilities unknown. Helena Mont Feb 4 The next national mining congress will be held in Helena July 12.

Yankton 8. D C. M. Wilson Avon Bonhomne County Sioux City Chicago Omaha Winsterset Pax Bros Middle River Winterset Masonic Hall Dubuque Dusuque Pittssura Pittsburg Manchester

Congressional activity in Congress and Senate actions

Reports from Washington detail bills on DC charter continuances and court sessions, boundary realignments in Arkansas and New Hampshire, and land purchases for a Uma tilla Indian reservation. Senate appropriations include 30000 for Nevada Indian hostilities and 200000 for a Kansas City public building. House rules debate and quorum amendments are noted alongside election committee findings on Idaho and Utah seats.

Sullivan disrupts Denver stage scene at a theater

In Denver on February 5 John L. Sullivan the pugilist actor visits the Broadway theatre and interrupts a performance with Stuart Robson. He exclaims about honest hearts and willing hands as the audience roars, then is escorted away by stage hands.

Denver John. L. Sullivan Bacchus Tabor Grand Stuart Robson Sullivan Robson

Notable Figures Named Across Cities and Roles

A list of prominent individuals and their locations includes pugilist Denny Killen in Chicago, Honest Jans Hoan in St. Louis, Gilbert Hayle president of Chicago Medical College in Morgan Park, Hamilton Guay near Kingston Tennessee, David Crafton associate justice in Montgomery Alabama, Rev Benjamin St James Fry editor in St. Louis, Adjutant General McClelland in Harrisburg, Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson in Washington, Jared C Gregory noted Wisconsin lawyer in Madison.

Denny Killen Chicago Honest Jans Hoan St. Louis Gilbert Hayle Chicago Medical College Morgan Park Hamilton Guay United States Kingston Tenn David Crafton Supreme Court of Alabama Montgomery Benjamis St. James Fry D. D Central Christian Advocate McClelland Harrisburg

Omaha Live Stock Market Report and Chicago Futures

The Omaha market shows cattle receipts around 12,01 head with varied weights and prices including good feeders and cows, market strong. Hogs report roughly 1,800 head with prices near 4.34 to 4.45 and a 5 cent rise. Chicago futures list February to May figures for corn oats pork lard and ribs with mixed movements.

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Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Summary

Chicago live stock market shows no weakness across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts about 16,41 head with prices firmer. hogs up about an eighth to a quarter, sheep and lambs 10 to 20 higher. Sioux City reports slight hog gains and steady markets as February trade continues.

Circaso Yulis Homs

Governor Boyd's Lincoln reception signals political tension

A crowd in the Nebraska statehouse corridor watches Governor Boyd after dinner as ex-Governor Thayer refuses his hand and Boyd proceeds to the private office. In Washington Blaine says he will not run, while Lincoln hosts a large Trumpet-style show of support and Texas Republicans begin campaign activity.

Boyd Blaine

Kentuckians Organizing for Hill in Paris

Paris Kentucky February report notes the first Hill club in the state organizing here. The Hill sentiment runs strong in this section.

Paris

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