The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-10
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

summoning the National Assemble, =.
meet on the roth, inst.
Five men were killed and seven w,,r,
ca at Lunevil!e, France, TUESDAY, nv ,hs
bursting Of steam boiler.
Prince Alexander has publicly an.
nonnced his intention Of abt;cating q, ~.
count OF the objections of the Car.
The lmparcial, Madrid, saws that Ger.
many mas abandoned the right to establish
naval station at the Caroline Islands.
lhe \eue Freie Press SAYS tina, many
troops are being shipped at Odessa o>t.nsi.
ply tor the Cri'nea but really to be in read.
! mess tor action in Bulgaria.
\ terrible hailstor.n recently in Paris
ana its environs. The loss to glass and
gardens one million dollars. The Bois de-
Nincennes looks like fores, ,iddled bv
cannon shot.
Adv'ces from Vienna says the news OF
.Alexander's abdicaton was received Will,
CONSERVATION there. 1t is believed in
vienna that his abdication will not deter
Russia from attempting to occupy Bul.
gari". proceeding which Austria canno,
allow
A German colonel who has been travel.
ing throughout France under the name OF
Saxo and who was arrested on suspicion
OF being a spy, has been released, the
authorities being not able To obtain sufli.
cient evidence to warrant his further de.
tention.
Edwin Delisle has inti,nated his inten.
ton Of introducing bill at the next ses.
sion to disqualify any subject Of the Queen
from serving in the Parliament, who re.
ceives any foreign pecuniary assistance
for political purposes. The bill is blow
at Parnell.
The German war ship ".Albatross' has
punished the natives oi the llebrides is.
lands, for the murder Of German subjects
at the island Of Lcneure. One hundred
natives OF that island killed, and the vii.
lage OF Tambo!onga Oh the island Of Pent.
acost bombarded.
Thousands Of copies Of the Car s reply to
Alexander have been printed by order Of
the Russian consul and distributed among
the people. II is believed Russia will give
the throne to the Duke Of Oldenburg, who
is commander Of cavalry division at st.
Petersburg and tavorite Of the Gar.
A special from Ottawa SAYS that orders
have been issued by the English Admiral.
ty Office Of the commanders OF all English
war vessels now along the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts to report at once to Halifax
for duty. They will be used 10 assist the
Canadian cruisers in protecting the fisher
les.
The Bulgarian complication is the most
important matter now before Europe.
.Alexander's abdication is having depress.
ing effect on the European stock market.
The London Mail aud Express says that
servian continental war would not surprise
any one. The Cars cnmity towards the
Prince is due in great measure to tho in.
tluence OF the Czarina.
\ Saturdays telegram from London
saws: The adherents Of Prince Alexander
declare there is strong probability OF Ro.
umelia and Servia combining with Bull.
yaria and Eastern Roumelia to resist Rus.
sia, and that powerful party in Montcnc.
gro would welcome such an opportunity
to strike such a blow for independence
from Russia The belief is growing in
official circles that Turkey will answer the
Russian Government by occupying the
Balkans with the consent of Bulgaria and
East Roumcla, and cooperating with :he
Prince by sea and land.
Mondays New York .Su~ says that the
project for forming the Central American
Union is being actively pushed. DR.. Trail
driver ex. President of San Salvador, sailed
on "Wednesday last from New York tor
Costa Rica. While in Paris he negotiated
il is said. a loan for San Salvador to be
used in building railroads and that he also
secured promises OF moral and material
support from the French in furtherance
of,he projected operations against Gua'e'
mala and Honduras to accomplish ex'
President So,to's plan OF Central Ameri'
c,n Mon that should include the Repub-
lies of Guatemala, Honduras San Salvador
Nicaragua and Costa Rica under one gov
ernlnent.
The conference of Catholic bishops at