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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1891
Page
2
Cipher dispatch from Valparaiso details police brutality against sailors and prisoners including g assigning cat gut nippers and beatings. Names of victims listed with enlistment sources. Washington reacts to Chilean reply asserting internal jurisdiction and secrecy in investigations.
Dusit reports a police found information of a plot to assassinate William O'Brien causing crowds to gather and threaten Parnellites. A Cork clash saw an anti-Parnellite meeting attacked, with injuries and batons used. Paris sets a 25 franc duty on American pork imports by the Senate.
Reports from Tennessee describe armed miners attacking Oliver Springs stockade, burning it and freeing convicts, with 850 released and militia on alert as fears of wider organized raids spread. In Briceville and Tracy further unrest prompts Governor Buchanan’s actions and proclamations.
In Dakota City on November 2 robbers raided Homer and Jackson. They fetched cashier Herman Freeze from his home, forced him to unlock the Homer State Bank safe, and fled with 1600 dollars after binding him. Freeze, gagged, was found later by 7 am Sunday. In Jackson, robbers blew open C D Ryan’s store safe but took no money. Freeze recalls two men, one large and one medium, unmasked.
The passenger steamer Oliver Beirne from St Louis burned at Milliken's Bend twenty five miles above Vicksburg around 8 am. Many passengers escaped but several died including Samuel V Entricken Mrs Waddall of New Orleans Dr Worrell's two daughters Baton Rouge Mr Adams Omaha and others. The wreck left only debris within an hour.
Dispatches from Hiogo Japan report Wednesday’s quake destroying Nagoya Gifu and Owaki with fire in Nagoya finishing the devastation. Estimated deaths will exceed 8000 as fires and collapsed buildings overwhelm the towns.
The Catholic congress committee plans to hold the next congress in Chicago on or after July 1. Reports note several other items including strikes, court actions, and various regional incidents across the country, with mentions of Missouri governors grant and rail disasters.
Annie M. Thomas of Wisdom Montana filed notice to make desert land proof for claim No Hits in SEM Sec 1 and NEM Sec 24 Pp 3 R16W. Proceeding before the district court clerk in Dillon Montana on Monday November 7. Witnesses named: Peter Hendrickson Frank Pendleton William Montgomery all of Wisdom Montana.
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