The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-10-01
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Spain has demanded OF France the cx.
pnlsion OF Ruiz Gorilla from French Ter.
ritory.
Quarantine has been established at
Rome against all persons from Sardinia.
Twenty new cases Of cholera reported in
Casliari.
Edward llan!an has challenged VIM.
jeach to row race on the Thames for
any sum up to twenty-five thousand dol.
lars, but Beach declined
Lightning struck and set fire to the
Italian bark Nicola" Friday while she
was being laden with b.nzinc at Fling.
Eight men persisted in the flames.
1t is stated that whcu Prince Alexander
was still i'll power, Mr.. Mackav, the Amer.
ican millionaire, offered to advance large
loan to the Bulgarian Government.
a fierce struggle is going on between
the Liberals and Conservatives in Ger
many to fill the vacancy in the Ricchs!as
caused by the death OF Herr l-ocwe.
Lord Roscbcrry speaking 1t l.ini:,h
gov said he feared The absorption OF the
best provincial life into London would rem.
der the masses OF London un0iauageahlc.
a GLASGOW telegram ol last Saturday
says: Six persons, including three Glas.
COW magistrates, were suttoca.ed 10 ,'ta,,
to-day while viewing a monster blast a,
Locl'pync Side quarrcs.
The breach between the French Cana.
dians and the English speaking people in
Canada, created by the execution Of Ricl,
is assuming serious aspect, and the pa.
pers state that the Dominion is on the
brink Of civil war
A fight occurred Tuesday at Liepsic be.
tween the police and procession Of so.
tcialsts. After many on both sides were
wounded, the police succeeded in dispers.
ing the socialists and capturing seven
among whom was Schumann, their
| leader.
\ riot took place at Paris Tuesday dur.
ing the dedication Of the statue Of Almond
Rarbcs. The cowmittc in charge were
nearly all modcratists, at which the ycvo
!utionists became provoked, and assaulted
| the enclosed site, trampling over women
and children, and driving the n1oderat,ts
and police many miles away from the place.
| \ telegram from Constantinoplc say,
that Turkey agents abroad rcpor: that the
pace of Europe is endangered BY the pres
cnt temper Of the English and Austrian
cabinets againt Russia. The Turkish, war
department contcnp,ates cquirping and
drilling 10000 Turkish l,orscmcn in the
same manner that Russian Cossacks are
equipped and drilled,
Vienna, Sept ,5There is good author.
ity for the siatcmcn. that Lord Iddcslcigh.
British Foreign Sccrctary,i is trying 20 CT:
feet a y"ttroschcmru< between Srrvia,
Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey, and hopes
Austria will favor such an alliance the
formulation Of which is considered ossiblc
owing to The necessity Of uniting against
common invasion. 1t is thought the only
serious difficulty will be to induce Greece
to Join the alliance.
The assertion is made that the Grand
Sobvanlc will elect King Charles of Rou-
mania, Prince of Bulgaria, in reward for
Rouuania's recent friendly attitude. The
election of King Charles will, it is thought,
1,o o,1> 70 l,,
calculated to realize the formation Of Il
Balkan federation. 1t is farther asserted
that if the Powers do not accept King
Charles, Aliko Pasha or one Of the Orleans
Princes, or as final resort, the Russian
General lgratieff, will be proposed.
The popularity Of cremation in Germany
as a means Of disposing OF the dead, is
steadily increasing, and crenatories are
shortly to be erected at Hamburg, Darn
stai,, in Germany, and Zurich, in Switzer-
land Previous to this time Gotha was
the only town in Germany where crema.
ton was possible. German, Austrian and
Swiss Cremation Societies will hold their
second congress at Gotha on Monday next
and an International Congress, to which
representatives Of all countries will be in
vited, will meet in Berlin in 1888.
r. p. OConnor from London to he n.
Y. Times: Desperate efforts Of British
ish diplomacy to undo Russia's SUCCESS in
Bulgaria are OF no avail. The Turkish
Monarch has displayed no disposition to
take advantage seriously Of the Du%c Of
Ed;nburgh's visit to bring about closer re-
lations between England and Turkey.
The Sultan however, holds England to
her engagements to defend the Turkish