The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-23
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
,n,,,yn from, the Late Tciegra''s']

,., 4rnu, the Late lcieSfa'ns'J
bismarck is i'll in bed with
'r'"~ Lord Wolseley and Colonel
o.S 'Ms;, have sailed for England.
"a. w. p;,ht Hon. John Naish has been
III, Limited Lord Chancellor Of Ireland
''T r Frederick Henle, the celebrated Ger
nan m physiologist and a"ato"'"t' Is 'e"o'
' ,.,,aon won the roller skating match
M., Work, scoring 116s miles in SIX
days. 49,.
= rne New York World announces that
=, fund in aid Of the Liberty pedestal mas
reached $4,000
.,r,,,re has occurred in the negotia-
,.... for commercial treaty between En-
gland and SPAIN
~. pr;t;sh steamer "Numidia" ana the
...,sr Messina collided and ten of the
,,,trr's crew were drowned.
The last gap in the Canadian Pacific rail-
- hoe heen closed and the line is now
m >on,;ouous to the Columbia river.
Russell, of Cuthbert, Ga, killed his
.n:o sons Sunday and then shot himself
....s times. Cause, financial difficulties.
The mohair mills of Mitchell Bros, at
BRADFORD, England, burned on Monday
,.s, Loss estimated at from $4,000 to
100000.
The LAYING of the submarine cable con
asctng Fastnet Rock with the main lane
,t Crook Haven has been successfully &C
complished.
On the goth instant, Louis Francis, :
rrenchman, murdered his paramour ane
carried the corpse through the streets o
New York City.
The English government will send
medical mission to Spain to test the re
suits Of the system Of inoculation witt
cholera microbes.
All the schools in Kingston, Mass, ar
closed on account Of diphtheria bein
prevalent among the pupils. There wer
four deaths Sunday.
Press advices from Toxic, Japan, stat
that Negotiations between Japan and Chin
regarding the Corean difficulty have bee
oc,;rnh1u 1ad
The English government has asked tn
Egyptian government if it is willing
purchase the railway material now @
Board ships at Suakim.
Somerset village of Quebec, was d
stroyed BY fire last Saturday night, abo
100 houses being burned. Many perso'
are in destitute condition.
Mexican troops attacked the Yaqu
Wednesday Of last week, near Misa. Me
ican loss, eighty killed and wounded. Fo
Americans were with the Mexicans. Tv
were killed.
The Afghan correspondence, DEALT
with the Penjdeh battle, including
Peter Lumsden's dispatches subseque
thereto, will be presented to the Britt
Parliament.
Southern Kansas was visited BY d
astrous storm. Six persons, including \
Ka, Mr.. Ward and two children, We
drowned, near Independence; also gr,
number of cattle.
The notorious Joe Coburn was arres,
IN New York Sunday at his saloon
F0oo'ng man Of $3.50. The man co.
not positively identify Coburn, who the
upon was discharged.
a Lockport, N. Y. special notes
'ea1n OF Sergeant Lewis Lehman, Il p
oc'pant in the battle of Waterloo. He
medal presented by the first Napolee
ne had served fifty -four years in the U.
army.
lhe closing meetings of the 1nteraatio
convention of the Young Mems Christ
'"so'', were held at Atlanta, ga,
'u"oay' Most of the pulpits of the ci
y, request of pastors, were occupied
delegates.
oVer 400 persons have been inocula
""' Cholera microbes by DR.. Ferran in
province Of Valencia, Spain, as a prev
"s u the disease. The new system
saw 20 oe entirely successful, and the
'em'c is disappearing.
az sacramento, Gala, ON he 10th,
"a''on Army were holding services
>'otch' The church was invaded
s'o~0 OF several hundred men and b
Wv w." %oooed the Salvationists, wrec
"e church. smashinr Tho ,,;nd.>,,.