The Dillon tribune., 1885-02-28
CJ'RRENT NEWS NOTES.
Rallied Dawn from the Late Tcicgra,ns.l

:, the l.. 5. Senate, on the 18TH, General
-,yo;,n's case was discussed.
rue Swiss Bundesrath has rejected the
Capitalization treaty with this country.
The Oregon Legislature adjourned sine
IL Without e,ecting United States Sen
atOr
Fresh shocks Of earthquake have oc-
.,rred in Granada, Spain also several
and slides.
Ioho G. Emo, the noted defaulter, has
been expelled from the University Club, of
New York.
The Chinese Government has contracted
.oan of e,,ooo,ooo from the Hongkong
and China Bank. :.
Duke Leopold, of Tharlonia, has been
,narricd to Princess Letitia, daughter of
Prince Napoleon. Ell.
PENNSYLVANIA sends 5000 of her National
Guard to Clcveand's inauguration from all
parts of the State.
Deputy Postmaster F.rren. of Batavia,
Sew orl,, suicided on Sunday. His ac'
,ouut> were short 5000.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
yiIl be held in Boston, March 25th
Mr.. and Mrs. Peek, of the famous Swiss
Bell Ringers of generation ago, are now
tn. inmates of New York county poor
nou>c.
Henry Tilden, claiming relationship with
Governor Tilden killed himself on Sunday
At atlanta, Ga, because his sister married
4 man he didn't like.
The Lord Mayor has issued an appeal to
the public for funds to assist the large num-
nsr Of neople in London who have been
thrown out of work.
The ru,nor is generally believed that
parne!l, OBrien and Healy are about to
start daily paper in Dublin in conjunction
with United Ireland
1t is reported that Henry Willard, who
host his grip on the Northern Pacific, is in
Il ussia building a railroad line forthe Gov
ernment to the Caspian sea.
lanes Gordon Bennett has arrived in
New York from Europe, and shake-up
a, the Zeyald Office is promised. Certain it
is that the editors and reporters are very
respondent.
The 7ouyuM de St. Peteysbnrg denies
that Russia has any u.terior designs on
Central Asia, and declares that Russia will
observe the Russo English agreement with
stric, fidelity.
I've English navy estimates for 1886 are
e,., ,96, 5oo This is intended to meet or
iinary expenses and provide for the con-
k,ruction of seventy-three new vessels, in
tluding eleven ironclads.
A sanguinary engagement has taken
lace in Jauja valley, Peru, between four
companies OF Government troops and
900 Indian Monteneros. The latter were
defeated, leaving 200 dead on the field.
There has been great excitement at But-
alo, \. Y, over the published statement
hat the Irish revolutionary army proposed
concentrate 10000 men there and at
oints along the lake for the invasion OF
Canada.
The French Chamber Of Deputies-3l6
o l75-has agreed to fix the duty on corn
1t francs. 1t also adopted the proposal
o impose duty Of francs and 60 cen
lines on corn not grown in Europe and
Imported into France from European entire
ports.
The Senate Committee on Pensions has
greed to recommend the passage of bill
giving a pension of $50 month to the
wife of the late D. E. Thomas, who was
illed in the Modoc war at the time Cen
Fral Canbv and several other officers were
laughtered
Notwithstanding the passage of the high
cense liquor law by the Minnesota House
the Legislature, late advices announce
IS defeat in the Senate Of that State. 1t
'assed the House, and majority Of the
Penators pledged themselves to stand by
/. The failure of the measure excites
much surprise. Steps will be taken 70
Prins the measure up again. I
She latest advices from Soudan state
hat hostile Arabs reappeared at Abu klea
Pn the night Of the 10Th inst, but were
dispersed by a few rounds from General
Suller's Gardner guns. This intelligence