The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
tBoiled Down from the Late Tclcgrams.]

A fire at Lachine, Canada, left fifty m
lilies homeless.
The Mor,nons in Tennessee continue to
be dealt with severely.
The revision OF the Bible, begun fourteen
years ago, Is completed.
The latest kilograms state that the chol.
era epidemic is increasing in Italy.
The betting on the Presidential election
Is reported heavy all over the country.
1t is reported that the Empress of China
has decided to conclude peace with France.
The distribution from the income OF the
Peabody fund for the year0amount. to $780,
600.
The corn bulls in the September squeeze
made the Chicago Change scene OF pan.
demonium.
In the Kingdom Of Italy during the past
week there was 4oS cases Of cholera, result.
ting in :2a deaths.
There is great sympathy at Chicago for
John Mccullough, the actor, who is in u
pltlaOIe COnOlIlOn.
At Jerseyville, ILL.,, Fred Schultz, in a
drunken spree shot his wife fatally and
then killed himself.
The first days registration in Brooklyn,
N. Y, shows 46,S17 names, against 1864
the first day in 1880.
A French paper represents that Bis.
marck is leading movement against the
English policy in Egypt.
In the sculling race at Point Of Pines on
Sept. aoth, young Teemer, the "boy won.
der" beat Wallace Ross.
The coinage Of the various mints during
September was $4.6,3,363, Of whit ST..
$4,000 was In standard dollars.
Blaine, Cleveland, Logan, Hendricks
and Old Ben Butler are exhibiting them.
selves to the people Of this country.
st. John has accepted the nomination for
President and he reads the country tenn.
perance lecture in his letter of acceptance.
The tribunal at Schlutelburg fortress Is. ="
Russia aa,;tion nsa Of the Grand Duke Of Hes
1"s -" > 'a,vorce from Mms.kalo'rsne Will
~ sonr, a, 4aFsS;s Sst q sss 'op's"o
). T., the fire a. Rathdrum, Idaho, on the
18th ult. fifty.five buildings were oar"ed'
! Loss $4,000. Insurance $S,ooo 1t IS o.
|,;eved to be incendiary. Twenty 'am''es
are destitute.
C,adstone's attention being called TO inc
ANONYMOUS pamphlet which accuses MN
T. Of supporting the Catholic church, ne pro-
h nounces them grossly untrue and demands
20 the name OF the author.
~ President Smith Of the Oregon Nav'ga
:, ton Company says no arrangement 'or
:. . traffic agreement between the Norther'
~ Pacific and the Oregon Navigation Com
'e. ,,rv has been made or is pending.
~, Adyices from Madagascar through
:, French sources state the Hovas are suffer
". ing great privations from the want OF pre-
~ visions. Many Hcvas deserted their CHIEF
". ~ and surrendered to the French forces.
to. l. is again stated that the government
on France is willing to resume treaty nego'
ny ations with China, provided the latter WI
ior strictly observe the treaty of Tientsin ar
for nav France an indemnity Of 9ooo',ot
he francs.
his Governor Click, Of Kansas, has just
,ch sued a proclamation prohibiting the intr
duction of cattle into Kansas, from Z
States of Kentucky, Iowa, Nebraska a
Missouri until after they undergo qu;
antinc Of sixty days at the point Of int
w duction.
'"e The MARQUIS dc Serpa and Admin
n.y. Pinto are about to lead Portuguese cx
3h dition to explore the country between
ce'. Mozambique and Lake Nyassa, on
mug southeast coast of Africa. The expedit
49, will be accompanied by 100 Zulus and
carriers.
.;n., 1t is expected that Bismarck has
| -.l.., ually proposed renewal Of the confcre
49, ~. to finally settle the Egyptian finan
question and has suggested that the
..:. ference meet in Berlin before the enc
.... October. The idea meets with incrc:
favor among French statesmen.
Uni. Iohn Kelly in his speech at the 1
many convention for the nomination
New York city ticket said: 1--WE beli
Gil in the nomination al lineage WIS 'o'
Fer but Grover cleveland Is t"e no''"'e'
cupa- Democratic party ana we ".' no' sep
would from the party we nave AL A"o""