The Dillon tribune., 1881-06-18
result or political significance.

| SauSC Tie AETtval IN 1ckm OF $50 lSung
Tang, who holds opinions antagonists tc
foreigners, there has been feeling of ex.
citement, which has undoubtedly been In
creased by the death Of the Eastern EN-.
press and the illness ofthe Emperor.
1t Is stated that Hart, Superintendent OF
Chinese Foreign Customs, goes to Europe
in connection with railroad schemes lately
discussed BY 81 Hung Chang and Tso
Tsung Tang.
YOKOHAMA. May a7th.-Japan is max
ing urgent efforts in the adaptation OF the
Rim Kin Islands to similarity with other
Japanese provinces. 1t is hoped thus to
! promote the loyalty Of the Rim Kinans to
Japan in case Of breach with China.
The Milkado has piad visit to Kannon.
saki, situated ut the entrance to the Gulf of
feddo. where forts are being erected, and to
the fokoska dock yard and arsenal.
Nothing has transpired in reference to
the Rim kir troubles, hut the works at
kannonsaki are being pushed forward Will,
all possible speed and the a,scnal, are all
engaged.
The United States steamer Richmond.
previous to her departure for San Francis
CO, leaves here on th, :sth tor Nagosaki to
60 into dock, the do ks at Yokos:,ki being
filled with Japanese men-ot.war.
\ party Of ten Corcan officers with a
large suite has arrived in Toxic, their oh.
yect being to study the hevol,nent OF west
crn Improvement in Japan. The visit re-
suits from a conflict between the proyrcs.
sve ana anti foreign opinion in Corea. The
King is reported in favor advancement.
Every facility will be offered by the Japa-
nese Government to instruct the Curcan
mission.
Large amounts OF silver ven are being
coined ut the Osaka mint for the Chinese
Government, supposed to b, for the pay.
n,cnt Of the Russian indemnity. the Rus.
sian officials t>aring that the Chinese
sycee, Or weight Of silver, may BE- adultcr-
ated.
I.,c silk crop in kake,ia has suffered scri
onslv from the blight Of the mulberry tree,
iit1 lto>t Iit~ Dcch utSNuCtNS OI SILK
worms.
The tea ~, ,ii,cs> continues to hc very
brisk.
The City OF Picking takes Il tnll cargo,
and ,nore vessels than ever y fore will
be dispatched to New York by the Su,z
canal.
Shares in the Grand National Railway
scheme are being eagerly subscribed for,
the Government officials gladly investing
their savings.
Right VI Way.
Louisville (ky.h June Is,h.---Spccial
to the Courier. Journal from Maysvillc: !:
General John Ech,l~ Representing {. +.
Huntington. is here to formally ask the
right Of way through Mayvillc tor double
track railway from Cattlelctt,bury to
Newport. lie says work will begin at
both etd> Of the line in the next two or
three weeks. The suit in the District
Court in Covins,on having been decided in
favor Of the original owners ot the Nlavvillc
and Big Sand. franchise, who s,ld out to
Huntington. it is now in his hands free OF
inCun,Srancc.
New Chinese Minister.
New YoRk, june IS'h.-Private ativice>
received here from China say that new
Minister TO this country has been appointed
to take the place OF Chin Ian Pin. Ills
nan,r is Chang r~sn Yu. lie has been !,
prominent revenue officer in China tor
some years, and is regarded rs Il very suita.
bic person to fill til. responsible office to
w'ic, he has been called. Ills arrival in
this 'ountr. may be r~p.c.cl in autumn.
Racing Items.
1.">no>, June. lstla.-1hc Times says
Running in the race for the Prince ii
Wales stake showed lraquoi> to l,e a ,nuci,
better lor~c than many were illiny to nd.
NIT. Archer could not yet an opening and
had to make Il slight dctour Deinr. ht could
get to the front. Time OF race, thrce min
uty> and four seconds.
l.Wrillard'> P:,>>;,ic has been scratched
lor II race for the R'yal llunt cup.
Another Ballot.
ALBANY. June l4th.-Cunklin, vote
Jacobs ~ Conkliny 81. Whcclcr IS, Roger,
IS. Cornell TO- I.aph",n 10, Bradley l, Fol-.
ger. l, Trcn,aine Crowley ;. No choice.
For >uvcr>>r to Plat: Drpcw 81. ker.
nan sn. rla't -. Fo|s,r ;. Cornell To-
Crowley 1. No choice.
.Adjouvu,l till to-laorrow.
Sweet Revenge.
The murder ri I. wiS Sweclnn. in Van
liur.u Co, .\rk:.,,>:,> last week. WAS caused
by his rc.mr,in. to- the GRIND Jnr,v Of six
mel. wh" had stolen honey. They had
lore warned him. and ON "Wednesday called
him out n,' his house. a> hc was truiin.
the l,ahv and reading the Bible. ~ soon
~ h. appeared. they fired, hit,in. him in
several places, and he tr:l dead. They
wcrr ii! captured but one.
Til. li,t.r ha'nlct> Of Kin: City, Rn>t,,-
dial. and Berlin. situated il northwestern
! Missouri. were visited Oh Sun,i;,. night by
IA cat..,.ruph. n' appalling d;n"n>inr>