The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-08-28
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

"A
Forty houses were burned last Friday in
Paris.
A popular revolution has broken out in
Honduras.
Rev. Henry Ward Beccher is i'll and has
zone to the Hydropathic institute at Maf !
fat, Scotland.
Monday the Belfast rioters wrecked the
barracks, defended BY twenty policemen.
An official estimate of the Prussian crop
states that the wheat yield will equal q, per
cent of the average crop.
Rumors are current that the Liberal
Uniorists disapprove of the Irish land poll
cy outlined by Lord Churchill.
MONS maintains that Lord Randolph
Churcnilrs speeches were the original
cause of the Belfast riots.
\ Sundays London dispatch says that
committee oF workingmen has been
fcrn.ed to raise by penny subscriptions a
testimonial for presentation to Salisbury.
The attack on President Santos has
caused great excitement in Montevidco.
Several persons have been imprisoned.
The wound Of the President is not danger
Gus.
A Saturdays dispatch from st. Peters,
burg SAYS the Russian steamer Vera"
plving on the river Volga between the
smaller towns and Saratov, caugh. fire
and many lives were lost.
In the new election which has taken
place in I.eith to fill the vacancy caused
BY Gladstone's choosing to sit for Midloth-
ian, Ferguson the Gladstonian candidate
has been overwhelmingly successful.
Gladstone, in the course Of an address at
Chiselhust on Saturday, said: The en-
thusiasm Of the British friends of the home
rule idea is an incentive to me to never be
beaten in it, but to continue the struggle
for the happiness of Ireland"
A Tuesdays dispatch from Mandalay
says that tremendous flood occurred there,
from the bursting OF one Of the embank-
ments of the Irrawaddy. Many persons
were drowned, and fifty thousand rendered
homeless.
\ Sundays London dispatch says that
the deposition OF Prince Alexander, of Bul.
garia, has astounded the politicians and fl
nanciers of England. Consuls fell three.
eiehths ola cent, Egyptian securities went
down one per cent, and Turkish and Rus.
sian from one to two each.
Nine policemen arrested at Belfast Ire
land charged with murder for firing upon
and killing a number If people during the
riots. The policemen swore they fired
over the heads of the people. They were
granted release on bail with two sureties
qualifying for $3.50 in each case.
PARIS, Aug. ,,.-The transport "Orne'
sailed from Tou1on Saturday for Mantin
ique, loaded with convicts. They returned
yesterday and reported that the convict
had revolted and tried to gain possessio,
Of the ship. Two cannons loaded will
grape had been fired at the nutineers, ant
many Of them had been killed.
LONDON, August ,4.-[Special. dis
patches from Calcutta state that the new
Of the demand of the Ameer Of Bokhar
upon the Ameer Of Afghanistan for tn
possession of the Osias Of Khoja Saleh ha
created considerable excitement through
out India, as it is feared it is the inception
Of another Russian coup a. etat, which ha
Afghanistan for its object.
1t is reported that the original draft
the Queens speech contained reterenc
to the Irish question and an intimation tha
measures would be taken to assert tn
supremacy Of the law against the Nation;
League. The Queen objected to the pa
sage as likely to bring the throne into cor
tlict with those OF her subjects who fave
pacific measures.
BERLIN, August .5.-De Giers, Russia
foreign minister, sojourning at Franzen
bad, will, it is stated, almost immediatel
visit Bismarck and Kalnoky, the Austria
minister for foreign affairs. The opinio
isgeneral here that Germany and Austr
ny mutual agreement sacrificed Prime
Alexander Of Bulgaria, in order to preser'
the alliance with Russia at the expense
England. Public opinion in German
sympathizes with Alexander in his misfo
tune.
CoNsrANTINoPLE,A August :s.-All cor
munications between Turkey and Bulg
ria have been stopped. Five batteries