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stories about his wife,
Foreign.
The Mansion House Relief fund for
the Irish sufferers amounted to &5s5,69O on
the 18th, Of which about one-haK had been
expended.
The new British Arctic Expedition 10
announced to sail on the LIST Of May.
The report that Chung How, late
Ambassador to Russia, had been beheaded
was declared to be untrue on the 18th. He had
been sentenced to death but it was thought
he would be pardoned, or that his sentence
would be committed.
A PARIS telegram of the 18th says
the French Cabinet had refused to modify the
Objectionable article Of the Educational till
which the Senate had rejected, and the
Premier announced that the existing laws
against the Jesuits would be sternly enforced.
The General ofthe Order was in Paris, and it
was believed that the Jesuits would be forced
to leave France, in which case they would
take up their abode In Spain.
A ST.. PETERSBURG telegram of the
10th says the Municipal Council Of Kharkoff
had replied to communication from St. Pc
tersburg asking it's cooperation in suppressing
the revolutionary propaganda by stating that
the Government restrictions upon public dis
cussion and the bad system Of education
throughout the country rendered such assist
ance impracticable.
The post-ofice at Cape Town, South
Africa, has been robbed of $3.50 worth OF
diamonds awaiting shipment to England.
The Mexican President has directed
all civil and military officers to refrain from
participating in the pending Presidential can
vass.
A DUBLIN telegram of the 18th says
there were $4,000 people in Donegal, Ireland,
needing relief. -. ~.
The announcement was made from
St. Petersburg on the 18th that an order had
been issued to expel all persons from the city
who were without means or fixed occupation.
A VIENNA dispatch of the 18th says
rising had occurred in Smyrna. The Govern.
or had asked for achievements from Con-
stantinople, and the European Consuls had
requested their respective Governments to
dispatch nen-of-war to that port to protect
Europeans. The French and English Gov
ernments had already responded.
A ST.. PETERSBURG telegram of the
18th says the Gar was suffering from re-
currence of his old bodily difficulties, and his
abdicat1on in favor of the Czarewitch was
openly suggested. It was stated that General
Melikoff was being hampered in his plans by
the intrigues OF the court officials.
A VIENNA special of a late date says
the Albanians were raiding into servia, and
several serious conflicts had taken place.
THREE-FoURTHs of the City of Neve-
sinje, in Herzegovina, was recently destroyed
By fire.
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Land ii West Newton

For Sale the South half Of Nor Invest
quarter Of Section "A, Township Ill,
Range 81, eighty acres, formerly own
ed By Jacob Bushard. Apply to
S IS: *. MOORE, St. Peter, MINI.
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already; istafed number 81 placer claims and

already staked . number 81 placer claims and
taken up ranches on the Ute Reservation,
and that others we're preparing to follow.
Tho telegram says: 1.-THE next two
weeks will see the reservation swarm
ing with trespassers, and a conflict is
inevitable" The Secretary at once notified
| tho trespasscrs that their claims to land were
Illegal, and would not be recognized, and d.
| rected Ouray and the other chiefs then at
Washington to hasten home in order to exert
their influence for the preservation Of peace.
Four HUNDRED men employed in the
Pacific Railroad shops at St. Louis struck for
higher wages on the 18Th.
APH1LADELPH1A telegram of the 10th
says that all the mines in the CIearfield (Pa)
region had closed because of the prevalent
labor troubles, and flfty-seven iron establish
ments throughout the State had shut down
from the same cause.
A DANGEROUS 500 counterfeit United
States Treasury note, serise of 1875, has made
it's appearance in the West.
FoRTY-Two mercantile firms in Chi
cago have petittoned Congress for the passage
OF uniform Bankruptcy law.
The Massachusetts Railroad Commits
sioners have sustained the charges Of dfscrim-
nation against the Boston & Albany Railroad,
and referred the case to the Legislature for
action. 1t appears that the company made
rates to certain rural milling firm, in which
it's officers were interested, considerably
lower than those which other parties were
able to secure.
BONDS to the amount of $2,000,000
were purchased at the New York Sub Treas
ury on the 18th, for the sinking fund.
A MEETING of the nail manufacturers
OF the country was held at Pittsburgh, Pa,
on the 17th at which resolution was adopt
ed to shut down every mill in the country
for two weeks, commencing on the 22d Of
March.
CLARENCE B. DAVIS, the man who Is
charged with having four wives, with sew
eral States not yet heard from, was examined
in Chicago on the 18th and held to bail In the
sum Of q, 900 to await trial for bigamy. In
default Of bail he was locked up.
DURING the late "norther'' In Texas
man exposed to its fury Is said to have
frozen to death.
The New York Produce Exchange
on the 18th adopted resolutions declaring
that the transportation question had out
grown State lines and become National
problem.
A MEETING of the supporters Of the
Illinois u Michigan Ship Canal project was
held at Ottawa, ILL.,, on the 18th. Speeches
were made by Governor Cullom, Mayor Har-
rison and others. 1t was decided to interest
members of Congress in the enterprise with
view to ultimate appropriations by the
General Government
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The majority report the sub com
mittee Of the House cleo tiions COM
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670a week el2 at home easily made. Costly out
0I Adt free Address True CO., Augusta. Naine
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(Chandler) might be elected to I'll
the vacancy. Mrs. Christiancy says that the
charges now made against her are instigated
by Mr.. Christiancy's friends in order to weak
en- her statement Of the true condition Of the
relation between them. When both sides Of
the question are heard Mrs. Christiancy will
not be found the guilty one. She some time
ago took the preliminary steps toward pro-
curing q divorce, and it was upon learning
this that Mr.. Christiancy's friends started the
stories about his wife,
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THE NEWS.
Compiled from Latest Dispatches.
Congress-.

PETITIONS were presented In the Sen
ato ON the 18th for the abolition Of the duty on
all articles used I'm the manufacture of paper.
Mr.. Johnston introduced bill for tho sup
preston of infectious and contagious diseases
among domestic cattle. Mr.. Bayard, from tho
the Senate bill prohibiting the arrest of cleo.
ton officers on election day; Mr.. Edmunds
stated that he and other members of the COM
mittee did not concur IN the majority report.
The "Star Route" Deficiency Appropriation
blu was debated, Messrs. Wallace, Beck and
Maxey taking part in tho discussion. "A
number Of bills were introduced in the House.
among them the following: By Mr.. Daggett,
road limits; by Mr.. Whitaker, reducing
and homesteads; by Mr.. Acklen, propos-
ing a Constitutional amendment, declaring
that the Union Of these United States
Shall be perpetual, and oil acts or attempts to
separate or destroy the Union shall be trea-
son against the Federal government, and be
boundaries to be inviolate, aud the rights OF
the State to make and enforce it's local Lawn
never to be interfered with by the Federa
Government; by Mr.. Duckner, for an adjourn
ment of Congress on the oath of May. A
motion to suspend the rules and take up the
bill relating to tho public lands was defeat.
ed-yeas, IL; nays, s9-not the neeessa-
passed to abolish all tolls on the Louisville 3
Portland Canal. A number Of Executive CON-
municatiOns were referred, among them
letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury Ia
response to resolution calling for certain
commercial statistics relative to the trade be.
tween the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, which
vas referred to the Committee on Interoceanio
Canal
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All goods purchased Of us will be de-
sliyered in any part Of the city free 70
cost.
, 1880-02-20

Ton or tho locnl Government I}nard, works Of
dnllnngc. Improvement Of waste lands, widening
100 10 40.
In tho House Of Commons to-dny tho Cham
cellar Of the E1che1icr gnyo noticn TINT he will
move. M Monday neats tho appointment 0f
select committee to Inquire nto tho HcAtton Of
lonns for public works from tho Consolidated
fund.
sthnhope Enthusiastically for Ipdla, admitted
TINT confidential report WAS lsindo in 1875 by
lilo 1ndfan AeafstMnt Quartetnaster-G Gnnorn1
concerning tho ilapatot at trtN.ps to Ar1ncntn.
Tho Chancollorof tho Ezchcqucr said thcrc wns
no Intention of rca1itnln8 negotiations rcgard-
Ing tho atver question started by tho United
States and discussed ut tho Paris Conference.
HEAVY WEATHER.
Tho Steamer honarch which loft Newcastle
on tho atst nit. for Nov York, taa returned,
having hcen cofnrellcl to put hack tIy honvy
wcather. Tho upper part Of tho vessel In II tsDm-
p'cto wreck, and amoRt all tho crew Rro In
lnrcd.
ARGENTINE nosDs nErnRssEn.
Tho Argentine Government bonds nro de-
pressed by a r1lmor that tho Executive at
Ducnos Ayrca Intonds 10 tllsnrm the civil pGp,t-
contest.
OFriczns ovEnrnwEnEp.
cL2SMEt7 Feb. lo.-Eo,,r 1,a'I1A. accompanied
10 for rent on farln " County Waterford.
cureal by Kitlnw. 4 crowd of 600 persons
n;'ycrpnwerGt ~ n tho nro, a',d reeaptnrGd tho cut
monod for AsBaalt.
rrHE1 SUIT.
LONpoF, Fob. 19.-btattlick, publisher, md J.
sd+ % Nr. prnters rs # f. tS h. Sg ad 1d,a. 1
Court to-tlay 10 nl,swer n th1nrRo of lthe pre-
terroA W The 1lt:-]i"n. =. nwycr arny. Tor.
mayor hi ll!lhllt ~ tho r1lbcht1n Of iii nrtt-
Clio. 0F NticH tho fl1jInwi1p Ia
, 1880-02-20

COOPERATION URGED,
PARIS, Feb. 1o.-spulter, IN assuming tho TrcsI-
deHcy Of tho group ct tho Atlyanccd Loft ut tho
Chatnher of deputies, urged thcin to uct III cor
dial cooperation with thp Cabinet.
IRISH NKLIEF.
Tho D!shop OF Autnn l,la ar.terod collections
to be taken Ter Irelnnfl. Tho Institute Of tho
Christian lIrothors subscribed a,o00 francs.
DAKQuETHu,
PARIS, Fob: 1a.-A grand han1not In honor nf
Gen. Fn!rchftd on tho oyG 0f hts departure fnr
Hpa!n. WINS Rtucn tonight by tho A,ucricnn c0l-
ul,y. Three hundred covers woro iald. and
ent 1syes tt, soorSpy n%9y q ot rrs tho
American Legation, was, Cllatrina11, and
offered II toast To tho health nf prcsl-
accounts Ut tho rotation OF tho United Btates
with ofher Powers Con: Reynolds. Director
Df Naval Plymepts, tonstad tho American urnlY
aud navy. don. lsoil, offering q sontin.omt ii,
honnr It the French and American Republics,
Cnreil i.l,io il speech, anl ii. iiItchcock pro-
posed toast to tho AMarloun lad1es.
, 1880-02-20
l'E1}ESTIfiANISM.
Snseidt lifndlth ID IhS f,bfeam1 I1tfhiu

Spsetde Dspdleh 10 Ihs Chicago 1ftbunt,
NEW YOnK, Feb. 90.-Tho lud!cs' grand eighty
four.hotir- 20 as y0u- rtcAsc mitch, ut tho now
American Museum. No. 190 Chatham sqslaro, Rt-
trnots crowds of visitors every day to witness
tho race between tho falr pedcstrionnes. Miss
Laura Do,glass IL tho favorit, md will, In all
probability, to the wilmer. Tho senre at lao p.
m. to-t1ay WIZ aB fallhHA: 1.aurt T)nIKlR*s. l4h;
bfmp. LII Chappcllo, lD; Miss Vernon, III: Cur
rle Anderson, la; Mulo. Tnt,ins. ~.
CfNCtsNATI, o.. Fob. fb.-Thp following IL tho
score Of tho l'cloyuc io,.so p'estrians 9. mig.
iiHward, ai.; -Vint, G0: I!cckwortI,. out;
ul,rtcn. sss; 1lanl,, 1h'; Washngten, 40;
iigo, si6; Moa!s ~; Hills, lBa; nyruc, .zss,
, 1880-02-20

rratnn will considerably exceed TINT 1T former
yaNrx: but tho lnek nf SNOW rttnr1!s tho oI,crn~
lion nf hn,,Iing tho IopA to tho hikes AMI atrrnms.
Tho nntlinE Hod Nine f. r,cw tn9nnRed, by
prospecting nnd testing the nres In tl,nt miro and
Tho n.lIntnsng prnpurtics. The veins whtrr ti1uy
are tnnR Dpef,nd lo,k exceedingly we'll; md,
II Tho .yt,+iicltc nntf tho venture Il nr,,flthbln
tno, they will purchaso tho property on the lat
III April. ...-'
sH!iinl,ln Ro1i.depostt. five feet in width, has
thu 1nwnshIp of Mnlt,c, III tho vicinity of Fct-
trrrieys Mill. Tho find Ia rrnortnd 70 bc valun-
OF Nulialo and New York capltnlists.
, 1880-02-20

0pftta* Dtsb1teH 10 4Ft LAstA9o ATl0HHAs
ROCHESTER,, Minu., Feb i0-On Saturday Mr.
7. H. Isaacson. Of tho Town OF GaIcnn, ID this
co,nty, received n dispatch from his daughter,
ltting In volKn, q. r., stating that her t1usbnnt
and brothor.in-lnw were killed in a we'll tho day
bcforc. It, appears TINT during tho past three
weeks they Ind been digging we'll. and Ind
reached depth ot nearly fifty fcot. For day
If sey nsy o naa Ft eg 5esn a Iosr xhsn
lot tho otllcr down In tho bllcket. When ht
rcacl.c'l twenty feet below tho surface hD ahnut-
st. INIT. OIL gDtnB Six or eight feet farther
fell tut This frightened tho othor
and ho. not thinking Of dnmp,
wls lot tt"wn and at tho snino point fell ont
Ill ntltl lct t!nw,l, n,lI at tho print whore tho
men fell. thoy wont out. Htacksnith's bellows,
iintlra o,1o 1nln ypntnrcd down, hnh shouted to
bn drslwfl niIt nfter K0tng within tnu feet Of the
mon. md Wis taken out inSenshle. After six
llmre hnllrs atuthor person tried It, md brought
tho ltAtfey Uut.
, 1880-02-20

Special Dt1pafeh 70 tn Chicago tribune,
nosTOH, Fob. 10.-Tho resolve for constttu-
,i0nal amendment for biennial stato elections
And Legislative s0kslulls WIZ defeated in tho
lIollso Of Representatives BY II narrow mar9a.
Tho yote stonl li0 yeas tn n nays-rnt tw,,-
thirds In fAvor. Tho snme rosolvo pRsaod tho
lnht yours Houso BY q seyen-eighths yoto, atI,l
tho HonatS was unanimous. Two.tAt.<is Of tho
l!uuso md q majority Of thu Honate Tor two
consecutive yoars A,ld an acceptance by a ut|-
jnrity Ut tho popular v0tn ura pceessnFy for u
rtiicutt0n nj tho amendment. ThA autint,
leavcs Massachusetts, Il. her old ptaoe ut QUO Ut
lhrtU 8tMtea tn tbs tfnlun IN ha annual elHc-
ttphs and arsslnl,s, this uther twn h0InY Ilhn,lU
!slh'll and Connecticut. The examrlt Ut tho
Western Htntes WAS c1nvinulnx IL th6 SEVENTY
staksaehasettA hAa lived 10 fur, sho will livD Vi,
wltl annual elections, rha leaves the t'tate OK
s Il G WosSy sn1aass II s ha
nutleE, =. -
, 1880-02-20

oFstV'F O0V3tr" 10 I '1 V'sstt1VV 1FIuuHE*
PEnRrA, ILL.,, Fob. IA torrible explosion oo-
ctlrrcts ut o'clock last night mt tho 1lstllicry OF
burton g. IIahosek, three miles. below this city.
Seven men wero injureds fve Of whom arc
ticl.d, nnd uIEe Of the othors cannot recover.
Tho dead nre benjamin lubbock, otto Of tho
prIprtetnrs; John 6llls, fireman; James Rich
0rtisou, who was visiting 6its Louis Lnngcsl-
burg; aud m unknown trump who
carly fn the ovonlng applied at tho
dlstll!ery .fnr work, and who was
u tho lH|IlGr-rDOtn and was killed.
1Msgcnntrg. ind Oscar Mills. The boiler, which
wns exploded, WINS torn to pieces. and tho strong
stofo wallis Of tho l,ollcr-hn1,Ae were ctunbicl
to pieces. Hhnlc nf tho lcii wDre lltcrlllly rtlst-
rl. thu !icsh hnnEtnt In shrctts. As soon ns rnz-
sft,lc medical aid wae sln,fnnt,cta n1l'l everything
nG hn tnat %ns osse r. r'ieyG t9 ,shSrinK af
e,l ny, mud wis doing good business. Tho loss
cnlltlUt be stuffed.
, 1880-02-20
STRANGE DEVELOPMENT.
Sbktia{ UfspAtth 10 Ths fhjtaho 1s4hunt

ST. Louis Fob. l8.-A Eomewhnt striking do
yclnpment occurred to-dny ut tho Coroner's In
qlicst OIL tho l,ody Of John D. CruftoH, killed last
night by bcing run over by Il United states nail
wagon. In Crufton's pockets to-day wero found
Two letters, ono 10 t.s fathor and another to
friend, III each Of which ha expressed his tntcn-
t1n Of committing suicide. tho accident thus
forostn![nH tho crime. CrAfton WINS tho son Of
q well-kfown DctsperAtlu politician, late Ad-
jutant- General Of tho State.
, 1880-02-20

L.0ulsv1LLE, n.y., Fob. 10.-A crowded house
ltstoned to Mr.. parncl! oil Irish distress this
oyer,!ng, Dir. rarucl was introduced BY tho
Hon. licnry Wattcrson In fow appropriate IT,
marks The speech Ut tho grcat Irish leattor
was nearly a repetition 0f hts is!rcss elsewhere:
A hu,ltsurno sun WIS realized for tho poor Of
Ireland,
l',lr1lrll had 4 cnrslial reception ut Frankfort
In tho fUrcut,on. Tho Legislature nlpt In Joint
convention and ltatvnGl u his address. Frnnk.
fort utizeNs contributed libcraly to tho Land
t.cAR1lu fund.-
tN.lrlQfEaN fQr1nuQtl.
, 1880-02-20
TURKEY.

MARTIAL LAM At CnNBrAETIN0pLk,
CoNsTANTtN0PLE, Fob. l9-Tho Turkish pR-
pors say thatJnartiAl luw has beon proclaimed
here. It ia understood that tho proclamation
has boon Issued with Il view to prevent disturb
ances ln carrying out tho military rofornls.
, 1880-02-20
The EXQQuS.

Special napatth to 7hs Chicago 7ftbuaA.
I.EAyEawORrE, Kas., Feb. l8.-Annthos party
NJ colDrcl emEgruhts fr1nn tho a0uth, lhl In
nunlHr. went west OF tho Kansas Pacific I1uad
Yesterday, being hound t0r Graham County,
Snveral OF tho party suited that Kansas Might
nxpeGt = very largo number of those Puoplo next
ulNnft.
, 1880-02-20

"a 11tA f1UUHH OF CUQAUNa. :,
,Losbos. Feb, lp.-Tho House Ut Commons to-
H1.sas wont Into CoIn1n!tteo Of tho Whole on tho
a sI.'a Aelef bill. The amendment to the third
thssh moved by Mr.. Shaw {IIoma-N Ruler, Tor
~ vuFl'oso OF permitting Doarsla Of Guardians
~tcute. under tho lean, and with tho sauo-
, 1880-02-20
SECRET SOCIETIES.

gp+ttat DupattA 10 Taa Chicago 1ttbuns.
T.ANsIkf, Miuh., Fob. la.-Th8 Grand Lotgo Of
Odd-Fellows that have been hero tn session tho
lust four days, adjourned tonight. Tho average
nttondauoo hag been over 100. At tho last evcl.-
Ing meeting they decided to &b4ndon their lnstl-
tuto schumo, aud hayo oRored the property To
this city, provided the Indebtedness bf $t0,MQ
be Assumed. Tho building and grounds arc
valued at $5Q,0U.
, 1880-02-20

DAYTON, O., Feb. 1R-llandmann, the actor,
WIN Is conucd to hts r0pn, hero by bruises re-
Gevcd ut Columbus O., will bring suit for
tpmH9cs ngilinst that city. Ito WIS hurt by an
u1'Atrtptt0n in Altluwnlk MS h0 was leaving tho
theatrg iu Columbus.
, 1880-02-20

NEW YoRx, Fob. IVA retail stoFckoeper waa
arTatgued IN charge Ut aclling atea4larRaslna
for butter. Juktlees WheolcF and bmfth fined
tho man 400, while Justice 0tterbusg dcclared
lltl not guilty.
, 1880-02-20
BISHOP OF CHICAGO,

Spsftal DupatsA 10 7hs Chtsapo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Via, Feb. lo.-Tho tev, Father
Willard states thut ho haa information frnnl d
saurco which hs doeIns very reliable to tho ofIcct
that ltshu1b FuehAn, Of Nashville, has Guen ap-
polluted AtahoR OF Chicago.
, 1880-02-20

PnDv1DENCE. II. l., Feb. l8-Cnnt. Archibald
Million. G. Addison Rose, and f. ". Iioso wero
drowned last night while t,t,tlenvnrit,g to board
tho vessel Of tho tlrst named during u galc.
, 1880-02-20

tta.., v. ~. 'HH l'.,e 'E'''' "'a"i" eA''ch ~
%' me"ns '' or s""S epoysa sss ~otsn.cO .sans ok
place thls niornlnx. O1,o h,,norc.l wcru present.
Ihoro was gohcr'l condemnation Of tho mn
t'onal policy. which Ind faficd to give thom
moro work, vf,lto tho cost f living ,las c,, en-
hnce,f 11,cv vrr 1,x,t,nr,, fr,,t,, nm rchfr II,
1,.st,.. ,;,' "elo Se'."c' 't'','. ~ ,, '"
'.. aaIsnnent h,ll III nH's, an1 N t1c'' tnernot
tosh mud Btr Atnctiopa,d.
Special U4pa,eh to TIE chfeaoo Tt.bunt.
Mo~rnr., Ia, ,n-A s,,nrt .ir,,n .s,,a
yonhe ana n"tt1fit Klrl f1ametI Alnnntlh Trti-
t1cau WIS captured m tho street III tho cnst end
81 .h.s elty ny lnrea r.'l1ns, who placed pitch
tt,s-xay t plsee. an! ,et.ne,l M aes y = pt:ener
TINT tb"y m n%1r ow h '"st nts o'
.rt, .n"a .sS n'u,o ~. eew. "nen ''!ss n'e"1 GU,
,cctlycs obtninct1 tto ifnrnfton whirh Ind to tn
orrost fro,n na,nh,,nr ~, .hn n-,snnn. @ ,,,t, In"
irnr% aFpa no,9n9ol m M ~ tng h.!snme Wno ' naa
xtI, o"nnaro ~ ~ Him. hrt',,Hht int1 4t thn
prcscncc Of her r. nb.,.Istor. ,s tan a[rI wiz MI
l@qn,y,o fy%s" a, WILL 1 1drga % ana I'M; Mnfnca"'ey
iapsu Stutn. Glns'I's so,,.tn- inv n rr.ncctni,lc
youns ] % Ma1, employed mi IN thu isank of N"nsrcn,
n;minri ~ ~ @ 1etnct'vns ,+ ~. ransa t,oi
snster dcsv,,s I werc ot % carrsc,l III rs !;I NJ
nFst nF fG11Gnpea 1n VIZ ow1nF 10 Iho n"urU ,.is
trrr,,Ind ttctm imtr ,,,"r man,'
autI thoy committed tEu utri to n carter. VIII,
tt,,tfcr ~ n'i',r ~ s.or..o.. ~ c,r,n,
tic girl honie. utrar'l IL * ycnrs Of r. NC. is 4
tMrn"nter nh ,oinnr mi, r hns "wnys " t,I1," "a
goS' ;.; n hane an tS the1ry + III ste;,scs +
IN s,nc ny si nf ~ r" rs sG ,! pA t.s, IT, !po elt
uTTAwA. f}nt.. Mi, 1n'-t.,iIys iii t., ntncm,
e,1t ,,frrit1i,,mt a avItnst Annrirn 9tmi, III h.
.nkimw thn tnst nr,. ,'f4r,n r,a tai *
Can,'iian "ll viii prubaiy 10 Increased, aud
, 1880-02-20
Further Details Connected
with the St. Petersburg
Explosion.
Mauy Of tho pa1nco Rotaincrs
Have Been Arrested OIL
Suspicion,
And Several Others Have Suc-
ceeded in Making Their
Escape,
Among Them the Captain Of the
Cars Palace Police
Guard.
Martial Lnw Onco More Pro-
clained in tho City Of
Constantinople.
Debate In the English House of
Commons on the Irish
Relief Bill.
An important Sale Of Foreign Woods
Now In Progress In Lon.
don.
An Official Utterance Regarding the
Proposed German Army
- Increase.
Martial Lnw Once More Pro-
claimcd in tho City Of
Constnntinople.
Debate In the English House Of
Commons on the Irish
Relief Bill.
An important Sale Of Foreign Woods
Now In Progress In Lon.
don.
An Official Utteranoe Regarding the
Proposed German Army
- Increase.

- Increasa.
nIJSSIA.
tpnrsra.
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n+s. 1872 ts,'a.ssa..t,,! ,..ssss'.. -. s
,hn dnsc1onnant hna en,',a ,hr,, tsss nor,nts,
cInher ,Isnntrhrs which fhc amatrInn Ar,,,ns.
sndnr vr,t n h,a covarnmont onrIv ~, r,,ns1o,
,nJ i,4on -, ,,,,;n9. svnI,so.1n,, frha., . -
frnm thcso rcnor+s md anch nt,,er no,xs No tns
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enc,,y, y ncrsons rcar1jnv In N, t,ntnca md m
IN thut ti,,t I,,nt, II, tho "ornJn,no ~ ~ ~,
nor,r N A1'17
p.,u!' n,.s ,..,.., .,
rlnc, laying tho wires connected with 1t, and ar
rangug tho electric bn.tory which discharged 1t,
II sla 10 hase ocon accomplished ny I'VE or Sit
%ofKmen, VINO wore Introduced into tho ralaco
by ono OF tho subordinate 0ftlcas, under pre-