The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-03
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

The Bulgarian cabinet is now strongly
anti. Russian.
Sir Charles Dilkeis travelling in Cana.
ia under the name of Tetlow.
4 number Of Belfast rioters have been
sentenced to terms Of imprisonment from
to l9 months.
Terrible railway collision at Modliny,
near Vienna, in which several persons were
killed and twenty-five wounded.
The British Government will conc,dc
the demand Of English hop growers to i'm
pose an import duty On foreign hops.
LONDON, Sept. lit is rumored that the
Car has abandoned his intention of going
10 Samarcand to be crowned E,,-neror of
Asia, and will assume the title by ukasc.
Miles Simon Of Paris predicts that
France will ev ventualv become conserv.
alive republic which he declares to b<. the
onlv stable government tor the French
people.
\ farmer named Flasher was found dead
wi.ha bullet though his heart in field
near North Kerry, Ireland. Supposed to
have been murdered because of .Ayrarian
troubles.
Greece has been again visited by dis
srous earthquake. The villages of pyr.
20 and Phiatra boil! situated ON the west.
krn coast et Morea, are the chief sufferers.
lhree hundred lives lost.
Three leaders of the conspiracy against
Prince Alexander, have taken refuge in
Bucharest. The government has decided
oexpel them, and the conspirators have
appealed to the Russian legation for pro.
lection.
The trial by court. martial Of Zankott
ind Gruetf and others, leaders of the revo-
u,ionists who forced Prince Alexander to
Indicate, has been finished. Zankofl and
Iueff were sentenced tc death and Gle.
nent was sentenced to imprisonment for
lie.
In the English House OF Commons
uesday night Balfour, Secretary for Scot.
lnd denied that the crotters suffered more.
han others of a similar class in Scotland.
said the agitation was due to the exam
de of Irish outragcs, and to the advice of
gitators who wished to prevent e,uiyra.
Jon.
New York, Sep. l.--Wilhelm Liebknecl,t
nd ID. Edward Aveliny, Socialist leaders,
Fe about to embark for this country.
.iebknecht is a member of the German
arliament. Aveling halls from Lonaso,
here he married one Of Karl Marks
Rughters. The Socialists OF New York !
ill give them hearty welcome.
AT meeting Tuesday Of forty advanced
'ladstonian Members of Parliament, \.
llingsworth presiding, it was unanimous.
resolved to favor forward and aggres.
I've policy. 1t was also determined to no.
~ Sir William Vernon Harcourt and I
PIN Morley that the meeting desired that
he Home Rule struggle, commenced at
he recent elections, should be strenuously
haintained. {
New York August .o.-The Herald's
Dublin special says: ''relcgrams just in t
om Barienstown and Brr, Kings county, !,
the borders Of rippcrary, say, 700 of the a
welfth Light infantry, Prince Albcrt's {
esment, with seven others, that had been
at'oned there were marching on to Por- S
lmna. They were unable to obtain trans t
oesation owing to boycot,fng. The Birr =,
'anch OF til. National League, concur
FAty with the march, issued manifesto
pr'dding all kinds Of aid to the soldiers" .
vanity Fair, Il leading society paper of /
'ondon says that Lord Acton who plays d
e part OF host to & Cladstonc in his visit TO !,
avaria, is a disciple Of Dr. Bollinger who +
pposed the Bishop of Orleans definition ,
papal intallibilitv, and is still in rebellion +
sa'nst Rome. Lord Acton was restrained 7
om following Bollinger by the influence
Sardinal Newman. Vanity Fair adds: =,
me late Pre,nier'> pamphlet on Vatican :, !,
"s the main point Of union between :,
'aoSone and DR.. Boliingcr, and should i;
" At any day be surprised to learn that r
''0'tone mad become Roman Catholic"
.''''ces from Corea say that owing to =
fu'nor that Russia intended to es- il
"n protcctorate in Corea, the Chi c
(s,. Minister there telegraphed to the {
.ne Government asking that troops be o
~ 70 the Peninsula, and that in compli. "
W. with the request the Chinese Govern S