The Dillon tribune., 1881-06-25

to be anraveled at last when most, il no,
all, ci the actors in the tragedy. like its vic!'
tim are layed in the grave. It then dc.
scribes finding Of human remains eleven
miles west OF Batavia, among which we're
silver ring witt, the initials W. NJ. and
some manuscript in snuff: box in which
words could still l,e decipt,er.d, showing it
to relate to William Morgan and Henry
Brown, we'll remembered lawyer and
Mason Of former times. Other circun.
stances point to the identity Of the re.
mains.
Sara AZ a Critic.
An interview with Sara Dernhar1it is
published, in which she says: .Amerca is
great country-colossal, extraordinary,
fabulous. The audiences at American
t,eaters are brilliant-suci, rich toilet,.
The ladies know how to dress. The pub
lie understands very we'll. Their apprecia-
ton is quite warm and sympathetic. The
! women are charming, hut the men are not
are cleve'. They have talent, appreciation
and temperament. but systematic training
is wanting, and there is no ensemble in
acting. The newspapers have made state.
mcntS about me which are entirely incor.
rect. One is in respect to my marriage
with NJ. Angelo. We were old comrades
ut the Conservatoire and are the best OF
| friends, hut never, no never, shall marry
NJ. Angelo"
Army Vacancies.
1t is said at the War Department that
unless casult;.'s in the army during the
next academic year are greater than they
have been III years past not more than
one.tourth, or about fourteen Of the next
class to graduate, can I've commissioned
The rest will return to civil pursuits. The
existing vacancies to b. filled by the class
! just graduated are thirty-tlsrec, leaving
twenty additional Second I.icutenarts, who
will l,e assigned to vacancivs as fast a>
| they occur. The probability is that during
! the year the vacancies will not be more
than thirteen in excess of ii,e number to be
| provided tor in the class nov awaiting as
sis"men,. The Adjutaut General has Is
sud a circular covering the law to be here
after o,>er> ed. Under the laws, cited an.
poiutmcnts to fill vacancies in the grade
ot Second Lieutenant> in the army are
made, first, from graduating class OF each
ycarat the Military Academy; second
from meritorious non-co,nn,is>onedo o,li.
cars OF the army; third, from regular grad.
yates OF the Military Academy. honora!,., /,
discharged from service: fourth. from civil
'itc, the first three classes tcin. more than
sufficient ,u fill vacancies occ.Irrins il the
army from year to year.
Moro Telephone.
Duci,atcau. manager OF the French Tel
cr''onc Com .mnv, has started from pari.
for Brussels to represent the French pro
mot,r~ of the Telephone Company. with i:
capital Of lutxo.o,o frances, to I've started
there under Belgian, English, AMERICAN
and French auspices.
An Ohio Cyclone.
severe storm swept over Il portion o
Northern Ohio last week. Trees we're up
rooted, buildings blown down or unro,c,,
and considerable damage done by li.htnin.
and water. Near Wakeman one.lalf o
the Rugyics grove fell by tn. cyclone
stroscd, barns torn to pieces and horses and
cattle Killed or injured. The storms track
WAS hata mile wide and its duration on,
hour.
Fatal Explosion.
An explosion occurred on board Her
Majesty'S iron.clad Monarch at G,llc,ta
runi>. while preparations were making 10,
torpedo practice. One officer was killed
and several sailors injured.
An Italian Escutcheon Torn Down.
A> The troops. distmbarked at Mar>cilc>
on their return from Tunis, were n,arching =
through the Rue Republique misses were
heard from the Italian National Club. y
crowd surrounded the club and house and
demanded the removal OF the Italian cs.
cutchcm from the building. The Commits
sary of Police advised its removal. but the
President OF the club peremptorily refused
The Project OF Police en.leavoIed to calm
the crowd and sent (or gen d'ar,ncs, hut BE-
fore their arrival the Deputy Mayor and
Municipal Councillor, in spite. OF the pro.
tests oi the Prcfect, tore down the escu:ch.
con. The crowd afterwards dispersed and
the approach to the clubhouse was occu
pied by troops.
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COnkliny's Latest Edict.
| ALBANY, June Tracy. who ap
l'eared in place OF Bangs, urged further
adjournment until Thursday, which WI, :e
iuctantly agreed 10.
Conkliny addressed the Stalwart con,v.
cncc last evening and coun>elcd thc,n tt
be >teaslI;,st to the party OF true rcpublca,
ideas and beware OF the corrupt group q
politicians striving 10 DESTROY it. He rc,.:r
red to the bribery cases, and said Ii at .ru>
Republicans would di><lain to employ >,.,l
means to accomplish any ends as were c.n
ploycd Ivy the supporters Of Depew. II,
alluded to the growing power of monoi,o