The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-19
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Sophia, Nov. 14.-Itis rumored here that
Russia is naobilzing troops.
a landslide at Embrun, Hautes-Alpes,
France, the other dav, buried eight persons.
1ti said that England, Austria and Ger
many will object to Prince Nicholas Of
Mingrelia for the Bulgarian throne.
The police Of Bavaria have expelled the
State Architect Resslcr from the country
for assisting in socialistic agitation.
The dissolution Of the Ontario parlia.
ment is officially announced. New elections
for the Province Of Ontario take place Dec
,9th.
Count Kalnocky, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs for the whole Austro. Hungarian
Empire, says that the peace Of Europe is
for the present assured.
A dispatch from Tirnova says that the
Regents resigned, upon hearing from the
King Of Denmark that he would not con.
sent 10 Prince Waldcmar's acceptance Of
the Bulgarian throne.
Professor Jordan, ofKoengsberg, of is dead.
Herr krebes, member Of the Berlin Munic-
| ipal Council, committed suicide, because
a writ had been issued against him for en-
bezzlng trust funds.
According v the official returns for the
present year, the German merchant fleet
is composed OF 4l35 vessels, having reg
istered sea-going tonnage Of 1,:S,,44o tons
and crews numbering 3S,3ol men.
The Post says that Gen kaulbars is to
be recalled from Bulgaria, and it adds that
the step indicates that the Powers have ar
ranged to replace the attempt to solve the
Bulgarian difficulty by international adjust
rnent
A telegram from Rome says that Pocca-
giovine Bonaparte, who was wounded
while serving as volunteer in the French
army in Tonqnin, has committed suicide
by shooting himself with revolver. He
had recently shown signs Of insanity.
LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Advices have been
received at Plymouth that the Chinese
| steamship "'ratakaman" burned while rum
j. ming under pressure in gale off Miagata,
i. and that nine:y-six persons who were on
board perished, including the officers, who
y were Englishncn.
;. London to the Star: Resisted cvctions
it Of tenants are proceeding in all parts Of Ire
=. land. 'co judge by the reports in leading
10 English dailies, the tenants would in man,
- cases pay the rent demanded but for the
y, pressure Of the League. Organization 70,
- resistance is spreading daily in districts
)" where the anti Na,ionaists are in majority
n Canada's financial condition is in de-
-, plorable state. The annual statement o.
:; the Minister Of Finance Of the revenue ane
.r expenditure Of the Dominion for the yea1
ending the goth of June shows Il deficit o
$s,Soooooo. The Treasury is nearly emp
y" ~, and the Minister OF Finance will have
- to float new loan to enable the Govern
ment to meet the current expenditures.
A, to the Irish question O'Connor says
ay If the attitude Of Harrington and Saiisbur
err is persisted in, and the coalitonists contl
", ne to close their ears to the Irish demand
"a after the meeting of Parlia,rcnt all lfclan
will be aroused to such purpose that b
no. the spring of 1887 the landlords in :hc p!ac
inn of reduced rents will receive no rents at al
,ev This may turn out to beth only cllccti,
zen method OF forcing a settlement Of the Iris
!, problem on the attention of the Imperi
Parliament
a L. =. OConnor from London to II
10y Star: The general opinion now outside
zen jingo circles is that the occupation of Bu
as garia is uncalled for, and in fact impo
to siblc, tha, Russia will be compelled to /
to treat as soon as she can find a way 70 d
SO without great sacrifice ofprcstige. II
,;,e feeling among reasonable men is that Ru
r,e sia's demands cannot be enforced by miit
md ry occupation, no matter how ovcrwhelr
vas ing the strength ofthe enemy in posscssio
,,y and the Czar now knows it. The natiC
ee, would offer passive resistance in dctcn
ou of the autonomy ot their country, al
,rs Russia's display of force would end in di
aster.
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