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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1895
Page
2
Editorial fragment reports Dillon postoffice handling mail as second class matter and discusses transmission. Unclear full context due to damaged text.
Advertising rates for Booar Novices and events in the local listings include 15 cents per line for Nonpareil type and 20 cents per line for other types. Free inserts apply for marriages and some notices, while events with admission fees or sales items are priced at 10 cents per line.
Local society cards list weekly and monthly meetings for groups such as Occident Lodges K of P AOUW DA R GAR Post G A R Dillon Public Library Association and O C F lodges. Invitations extend to in good standing and visiting members at lodges in Dillon Glendale Bannack Idaho streets and surrounding venues with schedules and contact notes.
The notice lists weekly church services at St Rosa St James Grace M E First Baptist and Presbyterian sites. Times vary with 10 30 a m 11 a m and 8 00 p m services. Sunday schools 8 p m or 12 15 p m and prayer meetings Thursdays and Sabbath evenings.
Regular communications and meetings for Masonic and Odd Fellows groups held weekly. Listings include Lima Lodge No. 45 I O C F and New State Lodge No. 343 GB L F Mesta with weekly or monthly sessions, officers named, and invitations to visiting brethren and patrons.
Washington corresp notes fate of long serving members vis a vis the 80 year limit in the House. Holman edged toward the tradition end as ONeill died and Bland Cannon Culberson near 20 years mark.
On Tuesday night Savannah faced a violent clash as a mob estimated at 3000 battled police at the Masonic temple. Bayonet charges and heavy shelling of the hall kept the crowd back while Slattery and his wife were escorted to safety under military protection.
The testimony of Harry traced the murder night timeline from 6 45 p m to after 7 33 p m with inconsistent details. He described visits to Miss Ging ja and Miss Bartelson and asserted being in the theater before the curtain, but his courtroom demeanor weakened his credibility.
Mr William H Thorbes of Spencer Corners Fulton county possesses an old horse blanket that now sprouts living hair in two patches and spreads across the fabric. Doctors including Dr Henry C Finch certify the hair is true and the roots alive after microscopic testing.
A two thirds piece of a $10 Belvidere National Bank note from New Jersey was unearthed in a field in Rich Valley township by F. A. Stital of Silver Lake after last June's cyclone. A second third was later found at the Bank of Glencoe by K. Glinboski, six miles away, both in good condition.
Local notice reports Mayor Hoffman of Carroll Mows town path work on the main street project. The item cites municipal action and names the official responsible for overseeing the improvement.
Washington reports U S Consul General Williams in Havana wires that Cuba has proclaimed martial law. The Cuban minister here says the move is precautionary with minor disturbances so far and civil process suspensions are seen as a warning to malcontents, aiming for quick peace restoration.
President sent the nomination of Matt W. Ransom of North Carolina as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Mexico. Senator Blackburn moved executive session and the nomination was promptly taken up and unanimously confirmed by the Senate.
London reports Lord Rosebery’s administration passing a major division with a surprising majority. Despite Conservative warnings and Liberal fears, the government emerged with flying colors after a heated session.
Washington mourned Frederick Douglass with the largest Black outpouring since 1878. A Metropolitan AME service near Douglass’s remains lasted almost three hours as crowds gathered to honor the noted benefactor of the race.
A major fire in Hot Springs Arkansas destroyed four and a half blocks of the residence and business district on Ouachita avenue Friday morning. At least six people were burned to death with rumors of more missing and the death toll could rise to twenty as officials tally the casualties.
Chicago grain and provision markets report a Ic rise in wheat on February 23 as world visible stocks fall by nearly 6,000,000 bushels last week. Oats advance 4c and various futures prices are noted for corn oats pork and ribs with May and July contracts listed.
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