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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1894
Page
8
A mob of about 15 to 20 men abducted J G Barton William Gay and John Gay from Russell jail between 1 and 2 am and hanged them from a small railroad bridge. Barton spoke of Dinning murder as the others prayed before the swift execution. Shots fired after their deaths. Authorities say suspects were from the county north of Russell.
In Deadwood and Lead City, business leaders condemn assaults on laborers at Annie Creek by union miners. Miners vow boycotts of Deadwood shops and seek county seat relocation amid union labor unrest and threats of escalation.
A collapsed iron bridge over Newton Creek in Williamsburg Brooklyn on Friday night caused the plunge of 60 workers into nine foot waters. Rescue attempts saved many. eight men are missing and three injured, all from Williamsburg.
Grain and provisions prices moved with mixed signals on January 14. Wheat held steady near prior close after initial gains from treasury bond rumors, with May showing modest declines. oats and cereals stayed steady while fats and meats rose slightly. In Chicago Livestock trade on January 15 cattle and hog markets show variable demand with cows and bulls steady to firmer, hogs opening weak but closing firm near prior levels, and lambs steady in the later reports.
Quotes from Desaix Bonaparte Sir Walter Scott Bernard Palissy and New York Ledger caution against despair. The dialogue links courage resilience and persistence with historical examples and a moral about perseverance despite setbacks.
The text surveys diverse greetings: Abyssinians kneel and kiss the earth, Mandinka touch a woman's hand to the nose, Egyptians bow after placing a hand on the breast, Kal mucks and Polynesians rub nares, and Tibetans extend the tongue while gnashing teeth and scratching ears, as described in Lander und Volkerkunde.
An ex-street car mule in Los Angeles wandered between the rails and kept a steady distance as an electric car sped past. The motorman accelerated, but the mule matched the speed, thrilling spectators.
A Buffalo Express note recalls a judge ordering a man hanged before daybreak in Ohio. The item challenges the severity as unusual punishment for a farmhand, while warning of the impact on sleep.
A French method to keep grapes in near natural condition uses water with charcoal solution in bottles. Shoots bearing two grape bunches are placed in the bottles, hung on shelves in a dry place, with water renewed periodically. Grapes reportedly stay good into April.
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