The Dillon tribune., 1886-12-03
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

There were fifty cases of cholera at Bel.
grade, last week.
In the lunatic asylum at Buenos Ayers
the cholera cases are said to average tena
day.
Severe shocks OF earthquake were felt in
Smyrna, Tehesme, and the island OF Chos
Sunday.
The French Parliament has voted the
sum asked for to maintain the embassy at
the Vatican.
a Leipsic court has sentenced four soci.
alists to several years imprisonment, at
hard labor, for fomenting riot.
Lord Charles Thyme, formerly canon
il the English Church, has been ordained
into the Roman Catholic priesthood.
DR.. Robertson CONSERVATIVE has been
elected to the Commons to fill the vacancy
in the Brighton District. He is blind.
The London Standard says 1t is serious.
ly proposed at Sofia, to nominate All Amer.
ican as a candidate for the Bulgarian
throne.
A dispatch OF Monday from Sydney,
Australia, saws that nine youths have been
sentenced to death for outragins sixteen.
year old servant girl.
The Pope has invited the editors of Cath.
olic papers throughout the world to send
their publications regularly to the press
Office Of the Vatican.
a dispatch from Rangoon says that the
British troops in Burmah in the recent en-.
counter with the forces Of Coshay killed
thirteen Of his followers without losing a
soldier.
The Municipal Council Of Paris has re.
quested United States Minister NcLane to
intercede with the Governor Of Illinois in
behalf Of the condemned anarchists of
Chicago.
While radical meeting was being held
Sunday, at Paris, the platform was stor,ned
by party Of anarchists. a fierce conflict
ensued in which numbers were injured.
Twelve persons were arrested.
The Bulgarian Pigeon Flying Societies
have adopted the proposal Of General Bou-
langef, the French Minister Of War, to
prohibit foreign pigeons entering France
for fear the Germans would establish sta
tions in France for military carriers.
German, Italian, French and Swiss del.
egatcs will take part in the convention Of
Socialists and Anarchists to be held at
Chaux. dc Fonds, Switzerland, early in
December. Prince krapotkine will pre-.
side.
The arrest Of John Dillon is the leading
topic in London. In political circles as
well as clubs, the opinion is generally ex.
pressed that Parnell and other Irish lead.
ers will be likely to find themselves in
prison before the opening Of Parliament
Fifty prisoners, charged with being i'm
plica,ed in "moonlighting" in Kerry and
Clare, arrived Monday Il: Cork, escorted!
nv large force of police. They will tc
tried at the Munster As,izcs. They re.
ceived an ovation from the crowd. unon
their arrival
A Tuesdays dispatch from Ottawa, Ont
says that Morton frewcn, cattle king, pro.
poses torcmovc his stock of 10000 head of
cattle into Canada next Spring, if he can
make satisfactory arrangements with the
Canadian Government concerning uro,ino
territory.
letter appears in f'MhH I,Iuud show
ing that the same Orange clique that sue
cceded in getting Sir Robert Hamilton ex.
PEELED from the Irish Government, are now
at work to secure General HuIer's recall
Buffers otfcn>e, like lIamilton's, i, di>po.
sition to see Justice done impar,iallv.
Prince Bismark, with the concurrence of
England and Italy, is arranging Il basi, for
an agreement between Russia and Austria
on the Bulgarian question. The situation
otherwise is unchanged. The friends OF
peace are encouraged by the attitude of
Germany to hope that war NAV he averted
for the present.
At meeting at Bucharest, Monday, Of
fugitive members of the Bulgarian revolu-
ton party, headed by Zankoff, i, was deci.
dcd that new rebellion should be at.
tempted in Bulgaria. Schakotinc, who was
present, promised that the Russian consul
at Bucharest would afford the plotters pro.
lection in the event OF failure OF their un
dertaking
Michael Davitt, in lccturing to 4 Mon,rc.
al audience on the Home Rule movement,
said with reference to O'Donovan Rossa's
talk and the plot on his life: II have the