The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-31
cuRRHur NEWS NOTES.
49,, noxn from the Late Telegrams.]

n.,, from the Late Telegrams.]
e.., case OF smallpox in Toronto
,.eured on Sunday
~, s,,.,,,, new operatta, 1.-The Gypsy
a.,ou," has proved great success
~. ,.oor,ed murder Of two conductors
~ -. Mexican Central Railway by
.,,ehe. proves to have been incorrect.
c,,,, Service Commissioner Thoman
:. ,.ndered his resignation and 1t has
~, !. accepted BY the President to take
.a.ct November next.
Gen. DeCourcey, commander Of the
r,.,ch forces in AMMAN, telegraphs from
y. nj to the war Office that he has de.
;.,,ed the black flag in an engagement.
The 0,xgo~ian's Victoria, B. c., special
avs: Only eleven miles Of the gap be.
.r.en the eastern and western ends remain
:, complete the Canadian Pacific Railway.
William Hastings, proprietor Of the Irish
,1f:ex, loyalist newspaper, has been
.brsatened with death, and his residence
has been partially burned for caricaturing
The Parnellites.
furious water spout burst on last Sun.
1,y in the vicinity of Carrara, Italy, and
was followed by heavy floods. The roads
and railways were torn up and much prop.
srty was destroyed.
All the Cinnamon employed by the c..
dar Mountain Coal Company, about forty
in number, were discharged recently. All
| The mines of the Seattle coal region are
now operated without Chinese labor.
The issue Of standard silver dollars dur.
| :ug the week ended October "a, was $o16,-
| u.s. Is compared with $64o,49o during the
corresponding period last year. The ship
ment Of fractional silver coin from Octo-
kr to Oct. "a, amounted to $7Ss,3o3.
The Turkish War Office presents scene
Of unusual activity, clearly indicative that
the Porte Is determined on adopting effect
i've measures in the event Of the confer.
.nce of the Powers failing to agree on a
plan Of settlement Of the Roumelian ques.
ton.
General DeCourcy, the French com.
n,nder IN AMMAN telegraphs As follows:
Gegier has again defeated the Black.
Flags, between the Bamboo canal and the
Rapids canal, and driven them towards the
northwest, with heavy losses. The French
JOSS is small"
The preliminary examination of Isaac
N Hibbs, the defaulting postmaster extra.
d'tsd from British Columbia, was set for
hearing at Lewiston, Idaho, on the 18th.
The prisoner waived examination, pre-
ferring to await the action Of the United
States Grand Jury which meets next month.
Ex-Governor Ramsey, Chairman Of the
yah Commission, has presented the re-
port Of the Commission to the Secretary
q the Interior. The Commissioners says
y" now only a matter Of time when po.
'vgamy will become extinct and it recon-.
nnends the continuation of the same policy.
great storm ragged off the coast OF
.aofador on the nth inst. doing immense
'amage among the fishing fleets. Eighty
vessels wrecked or driven ashore and at
east seventy men from the crews Of the
vessels lost their lives. Two thousand
prisons are now ashore in a destitute con.
diion.
a faole compiled from special dispatches
"'ne Post, Boston, from the managers of
SAs leading clearinghouse Of the United
''a'es gives the clearances for the week
:''4'"s Saturday, October ,+th, 1855, at
W. showing an increase Of 3,
gs' cent as compared with the correspond.
''s week of last year.
-. ."e Secretary Of the Treasury has ap-
,'''eo ~ Henry F. Weld, Of Massachusetts,
:. " m ~ assayer in charge of the ASSAY Office
:. Do'se City, Idaho. Mr.. Weld was edu.
s: .'s. !" Germany and is a well.known
,.. s engineer and metallurgist. He has
~ w" IN Charge of mines and works in Mex.
w. Nevada, Montana and New Mexico.
~. "a'e Washington advices represent
,m .e effort to consolidate the Central
,,.. 'ean Republics into one strong fed.
49,, 1' ~ = mas not been abandoned. Secre.
h: oayard has been approached to tender
;n,. sooo Offices Of the United States to the
r.. 'a' W. American Republic to be formed.
,hs,." "'"'on Of Spain over Cuba is an
,r;.,"s s'a' Grants widow has been greatly
IL. ana panied BY the public d;scus.