The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-03
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
,,.:,.a Down from the Late Telegrams.]

.: pazouks have sacked and burned
.'.r,l D.,l villages in Eastern Roumelia.
c,o,era has appeared at Nice, France
-. deaths from the disease have oc-
cured there.
~. Cabinet council which was to have
,.., held in London has been postponed
for one week.
A Madras dispatch says: The munic'
=, authorities have extended the right of
suffrage to women.
r,rouehout Spain on Tuesday there
x.r. 40 new cases Of cholera, and 3aS
i.,,h. have been reported.
George Wilkes, founder of Wilkes Spirit
dAv Times, after lingering illness, died
n New York, aged 6S years.
II Is said tina: the second sale Of govern
..r, lands in Chihuahua on the United
S,,,es border is in reality to Mormons.
From study Of the corn crop reports,
he Weld this year will be about l,97o,636,-
nm bushels in the various States and Ter
rtories.
REPORTS received from various parts of
the Alres Maritimes, the southeasternmost
aenartment of France, show that cholera
is Spreading throughout that district.
Disastrous floods covering an area of
$1,000 square miles have occurred in the
presidency Of Bengal, the largest and most
,ouular Of twelve divisions Of British In.
dia.
The merchants of Philipopolis in Rou.
melia have suspended payments. The
Bank Of Philipopolis has closed its doors.
General anarchy prevails in commercial
circles.
SIS. Cox received from the Sultan pres.
ents Of valuable jewelry and number of
rare Oriental books for Abram S. Hewett
without pledging that Hewett would &C.
cept them.
A Havana dispatch says: Limbano San.
chez and Mongo Gonzalez, rebel leaders,
we're killed on Sunday by the Spanish
troops. Their bodies were captured to-.
gether with their arms and documents.
A Tombstone, Arizona dispatch says:
The massacre Of Gandrew BY the Apaches
is confirmed by WIN. \. Brown, who ar.
rived from Nicosari. No confirmation of
the victory by the United States troops
over the Apaches has been received.
Information has been received at mill.
ary headquarters, at Omaha, that 1000 of
the Piegan Indians have left their reserva.
ton in the far Northwest, and are now on
,hieving expedition in Southern Mon.
hna, about twenty miles from Fort Smith.
Lord Salisbury and Lord Randolph
Churchill will address a Conservative meet.
ing at Newport, England, next week in the
presence Of each other and from the same
platform. The meeting is designed to show
that the two leaders are pursuing the same
policy.
The Pope presided at meeting in Rome,
Thursday at which Cardinals Jacobini, the
Papal Secretary Of State, Laurienzie Zacki,
Ledoekowiski, Branch, Monaco and Par.
rochi were present. The only business
transacted was the formation Of commit.
tee to examine the documents submitted
oy Germany and Spain in regard to the
Caroines dispute.
The Manager Of the Mexican Central
hallway is displaying much energy in re-
pairing the section Of track which has been
washed out. On one section near Masicala
and Guanajuato, two Kilometres Of track
were washed away to depth Of ten feet
An entire train fell into one washed on,
place, but without injury to the cars O,
people on board.
A Montreal dispatch says: A gentle
'aan on the citizens committee claimed
''a' there was at least 1000 cases of small
p0S'n the city. The opening Of the Theate.
Noyal mas been indefinitely postponed on
seco"nt Of the epidemic. The health of:
aeess are encountering the most determ.
'"eo opposition in their work of placarding
specially In the East end of the city, and
several arrests have been made.
"a PRESCOTT Arizona special says, In.
''''atlon received from Clifton of Indian
1sp,eoa''ons T is so alarming that Governor
., a'"'e issued general order calling out
" NC militia for general service. Lieutenant.
co s"e'a' kgan of Clifton vas placed in
~0'nH'and. General Crool cant M,