The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-17
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
-, novn from the Late Telegran's.1

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80, has been further respited to the 10Th
instant. ,.
- 49,. celebrated bandit, Jique, has been
hot a, Santiago de Cuba
,,:.., rheban, Of Burmah, is resisting
=, % d;e,at;on Of the Indian Government.
~. rites Of the Church over Cardinal
,.c,o.kev will be continued several days.
The Glasgow Presbytery has voted in
IS discstablishment and disendow.
nent.
.....r;a has advised Servia to stop her
-. ,renarations and to adopt peace
policy.
1ord Salisbury has officially announced
49,, Parliament will be dissolved on Nov
ember 17th'
n Roustan, formerly French Minister
), Washington, has been appointed Gov.
ernor Of Tunis.
There we're forty mine deaths from small.
NIX in Montreal yesterday, and zen in al.
accent sections.
Mr.. Donagh, Of Armagh, has given G2s,.
mn to the church OF Ireland, and a per.
,etual annuity Of 5000.
The National Association Of Laundry
men in session at Boston adopted resou.
,;ons denouncing the Chinese.
Jacob Heppner, a clothie of George
town, Colorado, assigned on the 14th
inst. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, about
$4,000.
No one has been rendered Eaton's place
On the Civil Service Commission. This
disposes Of the rumor concerning Charles
R. Ordman Of Boston.
The statement OF the Oregon Short Line
Railroad for August shows gross earnings
Of $o7,S67, an increase Of $3S,176 as com.
pared with August, 1884.
The Treasury Department has purchased
10000 ounces Of silver for delivery at the
New Orleans and Philadelphia mints for
coinage into standard dollars.
The situation in Europe has become very
serious. 1t looks now as though war
would be inevitable and the danger is that
will be almost certain to draw the greater
nations into the difficulty. The powers
appear to be as badly mixed as the reports
from Greece, Servia, RoumeIia and Tur-
key.
The London Standards Berlin CORES.
pondent says: "Mr. Pendleton, the United
States Minister purposes coming to an
early agreement with the German Govern.
ment with reference to the Bancroft treaty,
as cases Of expulsion and enrolment OF
Americans living in Germany in the army
have largely increased.
An ultmatum has been sent to the King
ordering him to reduce his claim against
the Bombay Trading Company, to remove
restrictions against English traders, and to
accept resident ambassador at Mandally
Gunboats have been ordered to Rangoon
to await orders to enforce the Government,
demand by demonstration at Mandally
but as yet no troops are being prepared fol
operations against Burmah.
A special from Dallas, Texas, says: The
superintendent OF the San Simon Cattle
Company ranch writes under date of the
18th inst. as follows: "The Indians las
Saturday, surprised us and drove Off L.:
horses and killed four men and number
OF cattle in the valley. A squad Of soldier.
followed to the New Mexico line, but die
not overtake them. Several other partie:
OF Indians are prowling around the coun
try and numbers arc leaving the rescrva
ton every day."
At Montreal on the 18th eighty new
new cases of smallpox were reported, fifty
OF which were verified. The students o
McGill College have been vaccinated
Mount Royal Hospital, at the exhibition
grounds, was formally taken possession O
oy the mayor tha: afternoon, ana two car
rage loads Of patients were taken there
"A detachment of police relieved the troops
ana will look after the grounds in future
"a" application for an injunction to preven
inc use OF the exhibition buildings as hos
p''al was heard and the judge took till th'
next day to decide the question.
Mail advices from Panama say that Per.
" still in deplorablc condition. Twt
messengers from General Caceres to friend
larma were captured by the govern
"ent forces, and the most damaging let
.sss discovered. Within few hours th'
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