The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-26
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

~ London dispatch says konhe-t, the
novelist, is dead.
lhe census OF Germany for the year 1855
SHOWS an increase Of 411,1e5.
The Austrian Government has issued
orders prohibiting the PLAYING of poker.
The natives of Ambaau have mas<acred
the captain and seven Of the crew of the
French man of-war "Penguin"
The municipal council Of Paris is con.
s'dering Labadie's scheme to convert the
Seine into canal in order to make Paris
seaport.
The Sta, says that the speeches Of Sails.
bury are regarded at the military clubs as
an indication of an early declaration OF war
SOFIA, Nov. lo.-Captain Naboketf, who
led the revolt at Bourgas, and the three
serseants who were implicated in the ris.
ing, have been condemned TO death.
The name Of the ship which, while con.
vey'ng number of Queensland plantation
'aborers, touAdered recently in the Pacific
Ocean, 1+o lives being lost, was "l'oung
Dick"
The Nationalist saws that in a speech
rom The throne on the opening of the
keichstag, important declarations will be
made with reference to Gcrmany's fore;un
policy
The Berlin police have seized 5000 So.
ca'ist pamphlets that were being distribu
'eo' rive workmen who were employed
to circulate the pamphlets, nave been ex.
pel'ed from the city.
The leading Polish newspaper, the Car,
announces that serious difficulties have bro.
ken out in the Russian Imperial family,
and the Gar has t,,, atened his brother
Vladimir with exile
The Petit s1on,n0l, Paris, dwells strongly
on the value of an alliance between Russia
and France. In case of such an alliance il
says, England would be inpotcnt and Ger
many would be afraid.
Telcgrans have been sent from I>om Pa
lanka to Prince Alexander, corgratulating
him on the first anniversary OF his decisive
victory over the Servians, which was won
at Slivntza on November 1S,1SS5.
The captain ofthc steamer "Nomar,h,'
which founderrd oft Oozima, Japan, has
been committed for trial Tor manslaughter
1t being held that lie is responsible for the
drowning of a passenger on his vessel
The postal arrangements made by the
Lnglish Government with the Inman
Guion and North German Lloyd steamshi,
lines for the transportation of the Ameri
can mails, are experimental, being made
for three months only.
\ party Of merchants who have arrive,
at Bombay from Ghuznee report tina: the
Ghilza;s have beaten the Ameer Of Atsha
nistan's troops. They also report the rc
hellion is still rapidly spreading under tn,
influence the religious fanatics who leae
the insurgents.
MAnRlD, Nov ,,o.--ln the Senate TO dav
Prime Minister Sae,a>1a said that in view
o.. the direction Of public opinion he gay,
the casting vote in the Counci' in favor Q
committing the sentences Of General Villa
cam,a and Others implicated in the recvsl
risin..
Sofia. Nov. kHulhars, before leaving
asked the German Consul to protect Ii,
.,,ti ( \ .,J,
sutin. his Government, replied that Il,
was willing to protect genuine Russians
but not Mon;enc.rin> or Bulgarian~. Thi,
implies Gc,man,'s rrn-nrc q: Russia
protection Of Zanhn! and other co.lspira
tors. The Gar Instructed X +ulEdrs to con
.i,e tn" Russian subject, 70 the care o
France.
\ dispatch from Rome SAYS that Cardi
nal Jacobiui, Papa! Secretary OF State, o.,
the plea o! i'll health, has asked tho Pope
to accent hi, resignation. The chiet ca,s.
OF his desire to resign is the approach o.
the difficulty with the Quirinal. 1t is re.
ported that the Pope wrote to Emperor
Francis joseph asNllo '''i' l" '''te'|eHe o'
the ground that he would be obliged &C
uuit Rome unless the position of the Nati
can was improved, rs the ant-cler!cal party
Was taking every chance to insult him.
O'Ccnnor cables from London to the Star:
The Tory organs recognize the peril in
which the Ministry have placed themselves
tv th.. latest Developments OF their Irish
policy. They declare the time has passed
c,r nareyinr with the lcaiyrs of IKE Ma
tipnul movement. On ,i'c threshold OF the
t,,ea,enir. uphtava' in E1iopc, they call