Delta chief., 1885-10-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlT[ES.
The Earl of Shaftesbury is dead.


| ty-ore years.
The London Times correspondent
| says Turkey Is defenseless and must submit to
| the inevitable.
William Heath 4 lCo., New York
brokers, have failed with liabilities amounting
to 81, 500, ,OC0.
1t is expected that the last spike will
be driven on the Canadian Pacific Railway
about October Is.
Rumors are current OF attempts to
poison the Sultan. 1t is believed that he is be-
coming demented.
The coinage for September aggregat-
ed q, 420 s54 of which 81 sec, 900 was in stand
ard silver dollars.
Germany and Spain have amicably
| adjusted the Carolines matter without the me.
dation Of the Pope.
There is a possibility that DR.. Hamil
ton will be retained as Surgeon. General OF the
Marine Hospital Service.
De Giers demands that the powers as
SerTians enter Macedonia.
The Government of the Sandwich
Islands adopted a series OF rules for the regu-
tion of Chinese Immigrants.
There is talk of martial law in Mon
;real to enforce vaccination and sanitary safe
guards against the smallpox.
The hog cholera prevails in some
thirty or forty counties in Kansas. SO says
State Veterinarian Holcombe.
A member OF the Citizens Committee
In Montreal says that there are at least coo
cases OF smallpox in that city.
Charles Kyter, the Mayor of Van
Buren. Arkansas, shot and killed Alexander
Aaron In quarrel about Il prostitute.
One of the buildings of the Insane
Asylum at Warm Springs, Montana, burned,
and three OF the inmates lost their lives.
The French Government has ordered
that the silver coins OF Peru, Chill, Spain and
Roumania shall not circulate In France.
The State Department has informa-
ton to the effect that the Mormon Mission
aries In India met with complete failure.
Five thousand people attended
purpose of raising funds for Mr.. PArnell.
1t is stated that G. 1000 Russians have
crossed the Danube into Bulgaria and Rou-
melia to reinforce the opponents of Turkey.
Two hundred Piegan Indians are re-
ported TO be of their reservation, and on a
thieying expedition in Southern Montana.
General Crook and his !oflicers are
re ported to differ in regard to the manage
ment Of the campaign against the Apaches.
Four negroes, who were accused OF
some murderous atrocities in Chatham Coun-
ty, North Carolina, were lynched near Pitts
boro.
Some excitement was caused at San
Francisco by rumors that IN attempt would be
made to blow up the British frigate Constance
with dynamite.
The colored voters Of Virginia. in
convention at Lynchburg, practically an
nouncsd their willingness to act with the
dominant party.
DR.. Gregory, OF the Civil Service
Board, has notified the President that his
resignation Is ready whenever Mr.. Cleveland
chooses to call for it.
The window glass manufacturers of
Pittsburg have settled their difficulties with
their workmen, who have compounded on a
10 per cent. reduction.
Five men we're killed and thirty or
forty pjurcd by q collision between two sec
tions Of John Robinson's circus train, near
Fergus Falls, Minnesota.
Turkey has called out eighty battal-
ions Of the reserves and they are being mobil-
| izen a. points near the Black Sea, which will
facilitate their transportation.
There were 1874 deaths from small
| pox In Montreal during the four days which
| ended on Tuesday night, bcsides ffty-one In
| the adjoining municipalities.
The Montreal riots are attributed to
two ,orru Ut tonists in the City Council who
have excited the ignorant French Canadians
again st remedial measures
The Governors of Arizona and New
Mexico have united for a campaign against
the Apaches The troops will operate without
regard TO Territorial lines.
Tho men in the railroad shops Mt
Marshall, Texas, struck against the reinstate-
mept of one fireman and the failure to restore
| number OF others TO work.
Many citizens of Seattle, Washington
Territory, have been sworn in as Deputy sher-
ifIs, and they are organized under Captains to
suppress any anti Chinese riots.
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