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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1888
Page
7
Montana news notes the Democrats and Republicans slow to call Territorial Conventions while county bodies elect delegates. Prohibitionists claim a Chicago rally could shift presidential votes. Helena gains Methodist College, and Mills tariff debate stirs Congress. Nor tours cover education, G A R guidance, and National Educational Convention in San Francisco.
The Civil Service Commission report covers January 1886 to June 1887 with 15 852 examined and 10 546 passing. It urges extending classified service to railway mail work Indian labor bureau staff and quartermaster police clerks while noting merit based tenure over political change.
An English commentary on President Cleveland's tariff letter notes approval from free traders in England. The London paper and The Times echo support for free trade ideals, comparing Cleveland's arguments to those once used by Cohen and praising their clarity while critiquing the political stance behind them.
The list outlines five presidential tickets expected to be nominated. Democratic Grover Cleveland and Allen G Thurman head the ticket, followed by Republican Benjamin Harrison and Levi P Morton. Prohibition Clin ton Fisk and John A Brooks appear, with United Labor Robert C Cowdrey and Wakefield, plus Belva Lockwood and Alfred Love on the Equal Rights ticket.
Financial notice notes capital stock paid in and surplus found with figures for undivided profits and national bank notes outstanding. Mentions individual deposits subject to check and due to state banks, with certificates of deposit and other banking items referenced.
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