The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-29
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
mailed Down from the Late Telegra'"s']

The political campaign in Ohio is grow
ing very war"' .
At St. Louis scheme M mas oeen o's'
." n counterfeit Brazilian money.
:. ;. ,robable there will be a speedy
=. !.:on of the strike on the Wabash
Railroad.
~. Rrit;s;, militia, which was called out
-. time Of the Penjdeh incident, has
sten ; ordered to demobilize.
~. ,otal number Of deaths from cholera
c.,;r since the outbreak Of the disease
has been 7s,347 out of total Of 1885
cases.
The Inspectors report shows that a
shortage is discovered in the accounts Of
N. Chico, Gala, postoffice, which amounts
| 10 $l,6S3.
The German flag recently hoisted on
4. French island off the Victoria coast in
~. South Pacific, has been removed by
ord.r Of Prince Bismarck at the request of
France.
The German Government declines to
either propose or accept the arbitration of
.ha difference between it and the Govern.
rent of Spain concerning the Caroline Is.
lands affair.
Count Won So,ns Sonenwalde, German
Ambassador to Spain, who for sometime
oast has felt constrained towards Spain
from appearing in public, is about to go 10
Berlin to enjoy holiday.
A New York dispatch says: Antones
Caillot, upon his arrival from France, was
arrested by United States officer, charged
with embezzling $1,000 francs from the
Credit Lyonnaisse, in Lyons, France.
Rev. S. S. Idleman, Minister of the NJ.
E. Church at Green Spring.run,, w. Va,
committed suicide on the 23rd inst. by
jumping from window and fracturing his
skull. He was laboring under fit Of
temporary insanity.
The Grant Monument Fund reaches
$4,000. The World says this exceeds
any similar effort in the country. ST..
Louis has scored practical failure in try.
Ing to raise local monument to Grant.
New York will come out all right yet.
Aspecial to the New York Eveuimg
Neus from Jamestown, N. Y, says: Ex-
Governor Fenton dropped dead in his
Office in the First National Bank at 2 :4s D.
M on Aug. IS. He was apparently in
good health. Heart disease was the sup.
posed cause.
The State Prohibitionists assembled in
convention at Harrisburg, Pa, on the 9Th.
There were over Sc 10 delegates present.
N. A. Stevens was chosen permanent
chairman. Ex-Governor St. John was
brought In amid much applause, and made
abrief speech.
Colonel ]. S. Mosby, late United States
Consul At Hong Kong, arrived at San
francisco on the 24th on the steamer
Vity Of New York." Before leaving
Hong Kong he was waited upon by dep.
a'atlon Of leading Chinese merchants and
presented with silver cup and address.
The remains of Admiral Courbet were
landed at Hyers, France, on the e6th.
Mass had previously been celebrated on
board the Bayard. The casket was GOV.
s'eo with wreaths, and salvos of artillery
were flred during the Decentralization ot
NE BODY. The weather was brilliant and
Inc scene very impressive.
Addressing public meeting at Dublin
'a tae esth, Parnell said that the triumph,
me Irish cause was assured whether
me Wings or Tories won the elections
4"e Tories would give as good scheme
" se'''government as the Wings. "Le,
1''a 'armers," he said, Support the
's"e and prove that they will not allow
Nv s 'a"olords to trampel upon them during
me ensuing winter
TIC bicycle race at Washington City
o;os e !s'0 between John Brooks, cham.
ps ps" W Fenn, and Woodside, Irish cham.
,s"' ,. the American records at various dis.
,,as .o.es were broken and the twenty miles
Ae
ho" was won BY Brooks by five feet in one
bs,. s"o minutes and forty.one seconds,
s.'ns the best American record five
'"'u'e' and two seconds.
s,s'' aae French newspapers are praisine
x,ra - ~ tue attitude she has assumed to.
49, germany over the Caroline Islands
m,r.,, , 1ney advise Spain to resist Bis.
w.. -. greed, and assure the Standards