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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1894
Page
6
Matric t Court of the District of Montana fixes 1891 regular terms in Jefferson Madison Beaverhead counties. Terms fall on specified Mondays with court opening at 10 oclock a m each session. Clerk R Z Thomas issues the order.
Ambassador Bayard leaves England for America October 6. Adel Iowa prisoners Andrew Welch Abner and Edward Nichols escape from jail. Reports mock foreclosure by Nelson Morris. A man claiming to be God Jr allegedly plots to kill the president. Cleveland and the pope arrest at Alexandria Indiana. Senator Cullom speaks in Greenville Illinois. Major railroad plans unfold in Illinois. Eastbound shipments in Chicago rise to 52472 tons. Grand Duchess health may delay Princess Alix marriage to the czarowitz. Fort Madison packing plant leased to John Cadahy of Chicago. Knights of Pythias meet in Minneapolis for 22nd annual session.
A compilation notes varied items across Missouri and national news. Arrests for wire abandonment in Chicago, a coal seam found near Chillicothe, counterfeiters in Iowa, executions set for November, and rumors of a consul's resignation in St. Petersburg. Missouri gambling crackdown, hemophilia deaths in Indiana, obituaries and political moves fill the item list.
The United States circuit court of appeals remanded the Northern Pacific Railroad injunction ruling striking the restraining order while upholding limits on workers quitting en masse. It allows collective withdrawal without coercion but bars threats against nonparticipants. Justice Harlan delivered the opinion with Ex-President Harrison attending the reading.
In a telegram dated Oct 3 the Olympic Club president W A Scholl urges James J. Corbett to defend the heavyweight title against Bob Fitzsimmons. The club threatens to declare Fitzsimmons world champion if Corbett refuses by Oct 4, offering a 25000 purse and a February 1805 challenge if needed.
C Jd Smyth Democratic state central committee chair has filed with the secretary of state a protest against the acceptance of the Martin certificate as the Democratic nominees. He accompanies affidavits asserting the Martin meeting was not the Democratic convention and the ticket is not the Democratic ticket.
Governor McKinley opened the Missouri Republican campaign in St Louis with a large crowd at Suburban hall. Ex Secretary Noble attended the event as part of the platform. Joy and Bartholdt spoke to an overflow audience outside while 3,000 to 3,500 listened indoors.
Whelming Oct. 2 reports show farmers national congress delegates appointed by state governors prepare to meet in Parkersburg. About six hundred delegates expected, with addresses from Governor McCorkle and Agriculture Secretary Morton. Sessions in Academy of Music run public, with events on Blennerhasset island and a Nisterville oil field excursion.
Wheat advanced briefly on lighter receipts then closed unchanged for December with May corn up 3 cents and oats steady. Cattle at South Omaha steady to slower with feeders and cows priced, hogs stronger, sheep and lambs steady, reflecting mixed demand and varying weights.
A Marion Indiana veteran Solomon Yewell writes of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills praising their effects during and after the Civil War era. He claims the pills tone the system, deny opiates, and offer reliable benefits with a money back guarantee. The notice promotes purchase through Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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