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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1892

Page

9

Baltimore Assault and Chilean Recall in President's Message

President Harrison outlines in Congress the Baltimore assault on U S sailors and the Matta note plus proposed recall of Minister Egan. He demands apology and reparation from Chile and warns of severing relations if demands are not met. Other pending matters delay Egan recall for now.

Baltimore Egan Washington Harrison Congress Chile Executive Department United States Legation United States Wharton Montt Santiago

Poor Show for Settlement in Chile Crisis

Washington January 26. Reported informed observers doubt the Chilean government Montt cabinet can meet the US demands for an apology over the Matta circular. A delayed response and silence at the Chilean Legation signal a strategy of voiceless delay to prolong negotiations and avoid a prompt disavowal.

Washingtox Chile Montt United States Great Britain Santiago Matta Don Pedro Montt

Colonel Hernandez Not Executed in Mexican Court Martial

The death sentence given to Colonel N. Hernandez of the Mexican army was not carried out yesterday. He had reportedly appealed to the military court in the Citrof Ife, delaying the execution.

Hernandez Moxvrerey Mex N. Hernandez Citrof Ife

Senate Debates La Abra Claim as House Divides on Printing Bill

In Wasatxeron on January 19 the senate discussed the La Abra claim with light attendance while the House tabled the public printing bill after opposition from O Neill Chipman Bankhead and others and defense by Richardson. Washington reports note the public building bill passed the senate 35 to 12. The day saw low attendance in the senate and continued focus on the Chilean matter and the Libra case. The president’s Chilean message was read by the Senate and referred to foreign affairs with broad applause when the house session adjourned in respect to the late Jude Bradley.

Senate House Messrs O'Neil Chipman Bankhead Richardson Washington International Monetary Commission Stanford Jude Bradley Crisp

Director General Davis Wins His Fight with Local Managers

Chicago January 23 The national world’s fair commission director general Davis wins control of exhibit space rules after executive committee meeting. Pittsburg January 23 A. J. Barr and James Mills found guilty in libel case with penalties up to one year in prison or $1000 fine. Colorado January 28 Cripple Creek El Paso mine yields seven foot ore vein worth $1000 per ton triggering a major strike. Washington January 21 Susan B Anthony elected president of the women’s suffrage convention with Anna Shaw and others in key posts.

Chicago Davis National World’s Fair Commission Baker Prrrsnura Quay-Post A. J. Barr The Post Publishing Company James Mills Colorado Florissant Colo Cripple Creek el Paso Washington Susan B. Anthony Anna H. Shaw Alice Stone Blackwood Rachel Foster Avery Jane B. Spofford Sarah Howe Francis Ferdinand Jack Collins Harry Gilmore Detroit Mabrey Garza Mendoza Uruguay W.C. Sproule St. Louis Texas Henry Louis E. Montgern Bulgaria Chadouine McAuliffe Myer Maher Choyinski Lima Ohio Whisky Trust William Dupont Wilmingtoft Del Sioux Falls John A. Salter la Crosse Western Union Great Northwestern Telegraph Company Canada Sparks Brothers Kansas City Alton Junction Sls John Williams William O'Neil Wm. E. Purdy Samuel Reininger San Francisco Union Theological Seminary Briggs John A. Fellows Pontiac Tls Harrison James Cassidy John Herman Brooklyn Newell & Presley Woolens New York Bradstreet’s Pittsburg Aransas Tass National Divorce Reform League Boston Mass American Society of Civil Engineers Durango Mexico Siys Botkin District Court Liberal Kaw Brennan Wood Athens Ala Martha Davis Danforth Paris Soudan Ninth Cavalry Peyton Craig Fort Robinson Bessemer Delaware Flats Chester Belgian House of Representatives Belgium Democratic State Committee of Pennsylvania William F. Horrity Committee On Wealth William J. Scott Harrisburg American Sugar Refining Company Sugar Trust Spreckles Sugar Refining Company Spreckles Company Philadelphia Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Sedalia Parsons Kan Tor’ Tavisavin Bridge and Building Department

Nevolutionists to Be Shot in Ascension Trial

In Ascension two revolution leaders were sentenced to be shot with executions to follow next week as trials proceed. Reports from New York note weekly US exchanges rising 12.5 percent to 1 298 170 000. Other items include Longenecker seeking Republican gubernatorial nomination and Cyrus Field reportedly ill with pneumonia feared. Queen Sophia influenza attack reported from Stockholm. Schaefer defeated Slosson in New York 800 to 592.

Deane N. M Ascension New York United States Field Cyrus W. Field Schaefer Slosson

Omaha Live Stock Market Summary

Union Stock Yards Omaha reports cattle receipts around 1,800 to 1,500 head with prices from 4.00 to 6.64 per 100 pounds and feeder cows and good fat cattle listed. Hogs show 3,800 head with prices ranging from 3.10 to 4.30 per cwt and a market edging higher.

Union Stock Yards Omaha Jah

Union Stock Yards Chicago Livestock Prices and Grain Quote

At Union Stock Yards Chicago receipts estimate hogs 36000 cattle 14000 plus sheep 640 head and cattle prices across steers cows bulls and hog grades. Chicago grain prices list January February and May futures with corn oats and pork lard and ryes values. Sioux City live stock notes hint higher hogs with market activity.

Numerous World News Items Span Disparate Regions

A broad mix of reports covers a royal illness in Austria, political shifts in Mendoza, a body found in St Louis area ice, severe Texas blizzard fears for cattle, boxing and boxing match chatter, missing city funds, a world’s fair funding plea, a composer’s death, and varied legal, labor, and crime notes across the United States and Europe.

Fashion notes describe gray dresses with velvet trim and puff sleeves

The text notes gray dresses trimmed with dark green velvet and fur for decoration. Sleeves are often puffed to the elbow with gauntlets to the wrist. Scrall work, braid, and galcon trim edge battlemented tabs along skirts, with colors like Reseda brown and ruches of silk on hem fronts.

August Flower Boosts Health of Seneca Woman Says Remedy Healed

Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca Missouri reports neuralgia in head stomach and womb improved after two years of symptoms. She describes yellow face dull head bad taste morning mouth mucus breath short spells and cold extremities. She credits August Flower with a complete cure and calls the remedy wonderfully effective. G Green sole man Woodbury New Jersey endorses the product.

Sarah M. Black Seneca G. Green Woodbury, N.J

Railways Lead in Passenger Service with Pullman Sleepers

Daily demand rises for better service on three railways in our country with Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific at the front. Through Pullman sleepers run between Salt Lake City and St Louis via Denver, showcasing ongoing improvements in travel comfort.

Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Salt Lake City St Louis Denver

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