The daily gazette., 1880-03-31
Latest Gable News.
LONDON, March 81

A despatch from Vienna to the Daiiy
Nsws reports that secret printing of
fee has been discovered in Warsaw
and several persons, all Russians, were
arrested.
The mornings papers are full of the
warlike attitude of China. The small
cloud that ha4 appeared on the horizor
Of the far East is already fraught with
meaning to the world.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says :-"Profossor Nordenskjold, the
Swedish Arctic explorer, will to-day be
appointed a Commander of the Order
Of the Legion Of Honor"
The Bereg (the official journal) be-
lleves that the disabilities Of dissenters
in Russia will shortly be removed and
that the same rights will be given them
as are accorded to their fellow subjects.
A despatch from Candahar to the
Times says General Stewart has march,
ed for Khelat-i-Chilzal. And advance
Of the whole force from Khelat- l. Chilzai
on GhuZnee will be made on the 9Th of
April.
At Coal Island, in the county of Ty-
rome, party Of Orangemen entering
the town was attacked by crowd OF
Roman Catholics. The police inter-
fered and were obliged to fire, wound
ing two of the attacking party.
A despatch from Berlin to the Times
reports the arrival at st. Petersburg of
DR.. Goff, an American specialist for
diphtheria, to offer his services to the
Russian government. He will proba-
bly, be sent with a commission to
Kharkoff.
The Er-President's Tour.
New ORLEANS, La, March 80
Special dispatches received here show
that the ex-President met with hearty
receptions at all points in Texas. He
was handsomely received and entertain
ed at Houston yesterday, and left that
place to-day for New Orleans. Prepare
tions are being made here for his recep-
tion. State and city officials, military
and civic authorities will participate in
the exercises. A committee will meet
the party at Morgan City tomorrow,
and Wednesday evening, after a review
OF the procession by the ex-President,
an address Of welcome will be delivered
by General Bussey at the St. Charles
Hotel.
| GALVESTON, Tex, March 3e.-Dur.
ing the reception Of the ex-Presldent at
Houston last night the gas was turned
of from the street, and lamps and
candles had to be used. On Sunday
night the guns of tie artillery company,
which were to be used to fire a salute on
the ex-Presldent's arrival, were spiked,
but the spikes were removed in time for
use. reward Of $500 has been offer
ed for the discovery Of the man who
spiked the guns.
The ex-President and party arrived
here from Houston to- day, and departed
al quarter to three p. IN. by steamer
for New Orleans via Morgan City.
KeiLO0O's Case to be Called Up
WARRINGTON, March 8O.-Senatol
Hill will call up the report of the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections
recommending that Kellogg be unseat
ed next Monday. 1t Is understood
that the South Carolina Senators will
vote for a postponement. Many of tn,
Democratic Senators think it bad poll
cy to consider Kellogg's case at thi
time. Mr.. Hill, however seems ben
upon taking up the case at this time
and it is probable that he will receiy
the support of many Senators agains
their better Judgment.
An EIopement Extraordinary.
READsvILLE, N. c., March 27.-A
elopement under somewhat novel eli
cumstances occurred in this county Il
, night A young lady of wealthy pa
! ents, OF this county, it seems has bee
engaged to two young mon for som
! time, one of whom she married Thur
] day night. This evening the reiecte
lover accompanied the lady to II
/ house Of neighbor several mil,
j away, under the pretense of attendir
. to business matter with the neiq]
Dor, and on the way an elopement WI
i. agreed upon. A conveyance was hire
4 and tonight the bride of twenty 70,
hours and her old lover are reportt
4 to have taken the train for parts u
known.
r. Federal once Hohders In Loui,
lana.
d Especial dispatch TO the Times
q q WARRINGTON, March 29.-Hon. Jol
- Ellis has presented petition from h
J; National Soldiers Association, aski,
l. Congress for a committee to 90
New Orleans to investigate into C,
Id tain facts now in possession of ga
association, which, facts will pro
that certain Federal office-hold,
there hold other positions throu
connivance at frauds which implies
three of the first officers of the COVE
ment, including the President hi
>. self.
Malaria DESTROYED,
Q. A.J. Gacbols. OF Brock Vile, Cana
oertines That he was prostrated by n
lanai disease contracted in Texas. 4
z. was quickly and completely cured By
use OF warmers Sale Pills and Safe I
ters. He adds: "I shall never travel
hat climate without your Safe Pills q
Bittsrs as part OF my OUTFIT"