The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-02-14
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
rRolrd Down from the Late Tclegrams.l

Bismarck is again i'll, and is ordered to
cave Berlin for repose.
The English General Earle was killed
while leading charge at Brit, Egypt.
tarlioal McCabe died at Kingston,
scotland, Of inflammation Of the bowels.
!, runorcd at Tientsin that Russia is
,oon 10 make another effort to annex
,orea.
The election OF United States Senator
!. the Oregon Legislature is dragging
along slowly.
The English newspapers turned their
column rules upside down over the death
", General Gordon.
The cunpowdcr works at Fatshan, four
teen miles from Canton, China, exploded
recently, killing $50 employees.
The French Senate has rejected the pro-
posaI to make the transportation OF habit
ual criminal optional, instead of compul-
HDrv.
Co.. Wilson and party, who ere strand
ri on an island some distance up the Nile,
while rt turning from Khartoun, have been
rescued.
The Chinese who were driven from Eu-
ryku, California, arrived in San Francisco
last Monday. They numbered about one
hundred.
President Diaz, Of Mexico, gave ban
,uct last Saturday night in honor Of
Charles Crocker and Gen. Mcdowell, Of
California.
It is expected that the subscriptions
.,peucd in the City Of Mexico for the Span
:<h earthquake sufferers will reach the sum
Of S5oooo
The latest information from the Garlic
Springs, Texas, is to the effect that the
Mexican narauders have been driven over
the Rio Grande.
The Salvation Army was attacked by
rourhs at Fall River, Mass, while parad-
ing on Sunday. Several women were in
iarcA by s;ones--one, it is feared, fatally
No arrests. n ~ass.ss
The Paris anarchists refrained from
meeting last Sunday, as was intended, IN
consequence of the strong guard around
the Place dc rOpera. Three anarchists
we're arrested
\ fleet of Turkish vessels is Or
dcrcd to prepare for sea within a month.
This order is interpreted 70 mean fixed
determination to oppose Italy's encroach-
mcnts on the Red sea-
During ball at the town of Wilkowitz,
in Bohemia, dynamite cartridge was ex-
ploded in the basement of the building, de-
molishing the staircase. Several persons
were injured, but no one killed.
There is a marked decrease of vitupera-
ton in O'Donnovan Rossa's paper, Umited
H7Shmcn, this week No reference is made |
to dynamite, and the usual call for sub
scriptions for dynamite is omitted.
The Corean Government has agreed to
pay Japan, as indemnity for the outbreak |
against the Japanese and the burning of
The Japanese Legation OH December 9th,
100000 yen, and also to punish the leading
rioters
The recommendation of the Colonies in
favor of the acceptance of the proposal OF
the United States Government, looking to
reciprocity arrangement with the British
West Indies, has been practically rejected
by the British Cabinet.
One of the trans Atlantic steamship
| lines is about to issue tickets emitting pas
scngers to merely lodging and conveyance
meals to be charged at the end of the
voyage. This is a concession to passengers
susceptible to seasickness.
The sculling match at Sydney, New
South Wales, on February 9TH, between
iianlan and Clifford was won by Hanlan
by six lengths. Hanlan won as easy as he
I pleased. Both men were in excellent con-
iition An enormous crowd witnessed the
contest.
A terrible accident occurred at the roll !.
ing mill at Brazil, Ind. The boiler ex- ,
ploded, burying four men under the >
ruins of the pudding furnace, and kill
ing two others. Fifteen were seriously in
ured, and some will die. The four men
,uried under the furnace were all taken
,ut dead
Lieutenant Iverson, of the United States
navy, who arrived in San Francisco BY the
hast China steamer, is the bearer of sealed o
better from the King Of Corea to Presi- o