The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
CURRENT NEWS NOTES,

CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
BOILED Down from the Late Telegrams.]
Joseph Taylor, father OF the late Bayard
Taylor, died at Kennett Square, Florida on
Monday, aged 90.
Secretary Manning has requested the res
ignation Of Horatio c. Burchsrd, of Illinois
as director Of The Mint.
A runor has reached Cairo tina: Kassala
has not fallen. The garrison still refuses to
surrender to the forces of Ell Mahci.
Cushings circus is encamped near
Steamboat Springs, Nevada, and has been
attached by the sheriff of Washoe county.
The Star Reuters have got away with
the Government. 1t is known that they
got away with between $S,ooo,ooo and
$1o,ooo,ooo.
The Berlin Gazette publishes the text of
the agreement between England and Ger
many, delimiting their respective territories
in New Guinea.
The Gear of Russia has issued an order
forbidding newspapers to make any REFER
ence whatever to the action of Russia in
the Afghan affair.
Colonel DENLY, United States Minister
to China, had an interview with the Presi-
dent and Secretary of State prior to his de-
parture for China.
Signor Depretis announced in the 1tal-
Chamber OF Deputies that he had been
charged by King Humbert to form the new
Cabinet He stated that Count Cadorana
would be Foreign Minister.
Thos. McNulty, an old counterfeiter, and
Mary Brady, a well-known shower of spu-
rious coins, were arrested at Philadelphia
by United States secret service officers.
They had bogus mint in full operation.
The Pope will create Six new Cardinals
at the Consistory to he held on July 18TH.
AT the same Consistory his Holiness will
also announce the name Of the new Arch.
bishop of Dublin.
President Grevy has issued decree
| which makes the French Minister at Tu-
| mis- President General, with command of
| the whole land and sea forces, and having
the entire administration Of the regency.
The sentence of death was pronounced
on T. J. Cluverius for the murder of Fanny
L. Madison, in the Richmond, Va. court,
by Judge Atkins, to be executed Novem-
lber zoth Thes priSoaiaie Ssclaned himself
innocent.
The cholera appears to be on the in
crease in Spain, though decreasing in
some places; and King Alfonso has ex'
pressed his intention to visit the infected
districts, Notwithstanding the protests of
the Premier.
| The fortifcations around Herat, designed
primarily to protect that city against as
sault by the Russians, are being rapidly
pushed to completion. The Afghan boun-
darv commission will move in short
time near the line of delimitation.
Charles Griger, blacksmith of Spokane
Falls. w. T., was shot and killed On the
21st by drunken Indian. The news Of
the murder created great excitement and
hundreds are securing the country for the
murderer, who will be lynched if found.
The New York Posts financial article
saws: The Central Pacific Company has
applied to the Stock Exchange TO list $5,-
100000 in bonds of $1,000 each, bearing
the date of June 1st, 1855, payable June 1st'
1o1s. The bonds bear six per cent. inter-
est.
! A Denver 7y11une-Refn6l;ca" special
saws: This evening six Ute Indians were
killed by white men in Dolores valley.
The chief Of the tribe to which they belong
ed is very much enraged and demands sat-
;sfaction. Ifrumor proves true there will
probably be trouble in Southern Colorado
| with the Utes.
The French Government has decided to
make the obsequies of Admiral Courbet a
State funeral. The body will be placed in
the Hotel les Invalides, whence it will be
conveved to Abbeville, where, in accord
ance with the wish of his family, the body
| will be inferred.
The geographical Society of London is
mapping out another African expedition, 70