The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-04
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
lbc'led Down from the Late Telegra,ns,

| Nothing has yet been learned at the for.
e'sn office concerning the reported out
break in Northern Afghanistan.
Muturus Pasha, Turkish Ambassador
to England, had long interview at the
foreign Office recently with the MARQUIS
J .|;of-Salisbury.
Terrific storms have prevailed recently
IN the French provinces. The destruction
OF property by winds and floods has been
enormous. Eight persons have been killed
BY lightning.
Edward l.. Hedden, the newly appointed
collector, went to Washington Monday
night to confer with the President and
Secretary Manning as regards the New
York custom house.
A Trib"~e. Rcbxblicau'S Trinidad special
says: Five young children Of James Hart.
ley were seriously burned yesterday morn.
ing while playing with powder, which had
been thrown in the yard.
The members Of the Irish parliamentary
party have issued an address to the Irish
electors in England advising them to vote
for Tories, in preference to Liberals, at the
coming general election.
The San Francisco Calps Nocales, Ari.
zona, special says: 1t is rumored that the
Yaqui Indians defeated the Mexicans, kill.
ing 400, including General Garcio and
wounding General I,oaiza.
| The San Francisco Calls Nogales, Ari.
zona, special says: 1t is rumored that the
Yaqui Indians defeated the Mesicans, kill.
ing four hundred, including General Gar
clio and wounding General L .aiza.
A special to the New Orlean; P,cayuuc
from Vicksburg, Miss, reports the lynch
ing ofa negro at Smede's place, Sharkey
county, for outraging little girl named
Annie Carter. 1t is said the girl will die.
Signor Deprets, the Italian Prime Min.
lister, has formed ne " Ministry by taking
al interim the foreign portfolio himself, 71ce
Signor Mancini. Tanjania is Minister of
Justice. Otherwise the C".inet is un-
changed.
The Diet Of Bruins wick, by a unanimous
vote adopted a resolution declaring the
succession of the Duke of Cumberland to
the throne Of Brunswick would be incom-
pa:ible with the peace and security of the
German empire.
August Schrakenberg, the German forg.
er, arrested on May % in New York for
forgeries committed in Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing, and who was sent to Wards Asylum
because he was believed to be insane, will
probably be returned to Cheyenne.
The case Of Adolph B. Spreckles charg-
ed with assault to murder NJ. II. De Young,
proprietor Of the San Francisco Chronicle,
which has been Oh trial for several weeks, |
was given to the jury at 80 a. m. July 1st. |
Late that afternoon the Jury returned a
verdict OF mot guilty"
United States Senators Eustis of Louisi.
ana, and Allison Of Iowa, in speaking at a
private party in Paris, France, yesterday,
said it would BE- noble idea to erect a
triumphant arch in Washington to preserve
the memory Of the restoration of the Union,
and that such monument could not of.
tend the sentiments OF either North or
South
a dispatch from Teheran states that
900 Pers;ans are at work constructing
the Trans. Caspian Railway. Warlike
are still being continued by
Russia Rumors are still in circulation in
reheran that war will probably occur after .
he Trans Caspian Railway has been COM
,leted to Merry. The Russians are bridg-
ny the river Munghab on the confines of
,
Secretary Whitney has revoked the fol- I
owing naval order of July :, 1850: "\a- h
al officers attached to cruising war YES. i,
els, especially commanding officers, are a
xpected TO leave their families at their
sua or fixed place Of abode, and not at
empt TO transfer them to more convenient
isiting points. Officers disregarding this
function will be liable to be relieved from
uty." +
\ dispatch from Bagovi>chensk, a town a,
f Ru>s:an.Asia, and the capital Of the ia
Amcer's Government, says a fresh trouble Ell
as occurred on the Chinese frontier. Ac- X
ording to the dispatch, the Chinese Gov. to
rnment sent detachment of soldiers to h;
rotect the Aigun gold fields from invasion til
y unauthorized parties. The troops were n