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COUNTRY CUSTOMERS.

rsax., Ft.n q v,,,,,,,,,.ru, s..u.uro Tn.
'.".s n"s,,oa,i,r o; s"x"r"-.. ,yo~" rim, src
,,ar,s"-oey1o". novice. s,. ; FIR s.s"rlns
tstsincss' ~ AkcIatco ny the "ta'c''s
M!v lors litrth.
Tho little sketch which appeared tho other
tbo nntnrnrrsinr Tr,t.r,.ftv nf ,lry.rno,ls
L1.U T., .' .it '.,',,r,. ,,'ar,,,,n,ts
afntmlnets ~ eapsufHls eo"hs,y Iaese''"n's
l,nn,tr,uls nf mprchnutg. Hutes,n.,,. clurkH.
!. .trn,',,,,ors ,, mr., rtt,ora WIN nr tnt.rrstI
M'l''''nI's' "1 ".4a NV ~ n''
~ ~. to supleet' ilst ns~.s. ~ VIZ ns.., ~ ~
wednesday evening, when TUG Hrahtl central,
McttQpuljtau. and st. Nicholas hotel lohblcS
war, il,ronvr,l with II ,luuso crow,l at it,
,Inat;., ,lrr.r,,m,a ,nn,, 1mitn,I,oIfmr stnjtfl
ous''o u.a t, ans' p"''o.o ,ant trs ''1o t,,a
article y " Question was 'nq mads xtl',. tho si" g.,
| of upproyal tilnt tho IIerntd l,id done
| well "tll showing tho illinE !lp." Tlie fact
I1ttEcr proud Of their achievements III thu
way ut lMEll!lnE tio inl!uecl1t. @ m country bulnr
Gil,ldisl!ucllts, a,u stem 70 thoroughly On
lny nny sllclt way of publicity III Il EstAt
juHrilnl like tho Herald might SIZED nIoi
ssr sa anIy sylsS II q T. a % II eoys1siIr Se uts NH G1a
number of tlle,i i,o ,lIilisnlty whatever w.!s
experienced III drawing them out. They
tnitl soll,u uleur fcltures 0f n lirnnllIlur's
with liz business uf t'le metropolis, Il Is well
worth being chronlelvll, besides bgluE llce!l.
! c,iIv nn,l,siu.
| 4 yutcrun drummer At II Iuatitng tlry-gaotts
| hniIYt. M HroatwuY Eayp Il funny cliIsSle;l.
ttna nf tb, c,lstni,lSrS vi tho firm. III WIS IL
little, sl..!rp.farc,l, kee,i.,osctl 1natl, u,,u
W. W. , " " fhe procssIo Isl "r to su
, 1881-04-01

ltsMA1cK AND THE uf:rfsAs0SrASEs.
1st:lu.lS, March 3l.-l}is1nark's Intimacy
with the UttrntnuMtntles Increases, anti n
coalition with that party for tf1e realization
If Ills financial reforms IL guncrnlly expected.
Unrn,nu,,tatles will support tho t;nyerli-
nlclIt's proposed restriction uf thu frceuOm vi
nsylum enjoyed by tnEitIcal mfugcrs.
ltEis1! T.tErrSrltiiE
has sent 4 challenge to 1icrr 14owc. I'LL nc.
count III Il statement In the lsclchstag that
Herr Treitscl,kr supmrtcd the tDbnccn
monopoly ngafnst his G0tlyfctluils, Hon
Lowr lias designated n representative.
HERR. llEaC1f
has been appointed Unler Secretary OF For.
c1gn Affairs.
, 1881-04-01

minutes cast, IL bold. snety rolst lnnn,G't out
n6 ahn fog st,atglli al,rIll nf tle eSplorrta.
Like gtnM Aus,o.l1nnEarfai1a. th'y named
1t. Il, liounr of ttleir sovereign. Franz ossf
Land" On Afarcil ~, ts1i. they were mile tn
expl0rn It BY sletge parties, nmt by tlsn ;hl IF
atny. 40 miles olr New ZEALAND, MI tslarnl
archipelago IN tic ,m'st ',esnfato regfon of
tic poIar basfn was nstlcd tU tic chnrt. ,0n
The .tl, uf August, 1874, they abandoned tfle
vessel md commenced their successful nj
tempt to return 10 Europo IN slcdgcs and
boats.
TIFF MONETARY tDyrEnEStE.
VlESSAt March, :t.-Tl.c Continental Cor-
rcaIH,nic'cc stntGs that tho Austria-1iungary
representatives of tho Mnnelary Conference
III Paris will tnkea nautral stathli,o!nt. but
with II slight inclination townrtl bimstalEtsn.
This tendency. ilow1yor, will l,c sllowM only
I'll case Germany itclEtics to tl,c sanle view.
The Delegates will expressly lecnre that
Austria.I lun gary does not rcRai,! t'le rrRtt.
latlnn of monetary Values ',,tt only Tho stutly
aud.discusston Of the project, rs sllr object ii
tho Conference.
, 1881-04-01
'Tnbry arr being largely signed ',r ,nctc1lnllts
and corporations. totlnler r'tt}ons l,as:
bern secretly circulated fpr aul,Ia Tine.

COTTON STATION.

Hpfttf{ UNpGlth n lh6 Chicago 1T1bhh&
T'oLEin, o.. March 3t.--ifow 1t WIS that
tic shocking Incident TINT !,cfelI tile Atlantic
express at ttolton. twenty-five miles west 1T
Flerc oil Thu Wnl,nsIi lust hight. could !,avu
tn'cnrrclt Is tho mysterious question TINT as
l1een ugttatinH tlse minds III the lMcal rnll-
road tncIi to-day Ant ttlfs evening. Tho causr
first assigned was Il brnken frog or tlefec.i.e
switch. but Conductor Jones statcs this
evening tint TINT could not have cn,lset 1t.
The tratn Is II fAst one, especially on
thu latter end III tho run. arl when
behind tune, This was the case
Inst night. When It approached the
side Track ut Gallon, wher1 Il wcst-,o,ll,d
fretglt-train was standing, Il was thirty min
utps iar. at,tl wns bounding along oyur tho
rnils Ut tic rate Ut forty niles All h0llr. At
the switch. which tic locomotive passed. 1t.
safely. tho tentIer. baggagc, and smoking
ear lift tic truck, mud tic inter struck tho
locon,niye of tho fretght-trniu. Engineer
IsumIIlci9 was standing ~, tlils locomotive
will. his lIantl III illo throttle, ready to lllt
out. liu lad i,fs thumb cut clear oif by tho
baggage as It catne touring past Illo
s.noklngear was caught BY tlls, front
of the freight engine. aud Its whole sdo
ripprd off. Tho s1nokcr contained those
w!to wer1 must seriously hurt,
AEcnt e IT h, ths G"a,a z sotior ls iairoa 2s
ce!yrsl Il cnl,ctl~sIul, Of the brain.
.Fbl,a jsciueAgt, Of Defiance, was badly
burned, a,!d llad its right leg fractured.
Neither Il expected to live.
da''Esro,lsiy hurt We're Frel nolcken,
musical director Of the ltiye-klng conccrt
tiaslIa, vito was seriously injured III the
face, al'l s01nc hull II 'l0zeit others
, 1881-04-01

Il Corpncr'x Jury III NteIslotn, ILL.,, 1T.
tribute IL Latly's Death to Slllcldc-t1er
3tricl,d% TuNo Exception tn II, nnd
Consider II Unjust nild s'nrcasonnblc.
Special Dl4paleh to The chIeaga 1rtbune.
L1Scui.S, Nut., March Jl.-Tlle rtMuins 0f
Mrs. Fairfield, wlfe0f tho Chnllcellnr Of tile
University of Nebraska, reacllr,l here Ia,u
Tuest!ay afternoon, and wtlI bt hurled To-
day. Mrs. Fairfield ttled very suddenly at
Mendoza ILL.,, nl.tl thu day following lIer
doatl, Coroncr's jury hrnngl,t IN II verdict
Ut death By suicide. Tho Inquest vas held
prior to thu nrrlyal Of aty friends Of tic de-
ce;.sc., n.ld OIL the testimony Of strangers
uiouo wns tho verdict rendered.. Ilw wi
ta,ve was tliat tho deceased luly, win WIS
u, her way to Nebraska, 'tatl stamped Oft ut
Alclnlota, snsgEIt l,utuI, Ind complained Ut
being III, l!all been given q room, Ind luckrd
l,ersslt l1. ind, fs!!inE -, to I app'earf 'saf
lpoll hurst lntu u,nl ltursa!f found tlesll nl,
tic bed. IherU WITS no eyiac!,cn Of strslg-
gte, alld nothing t0 show tlnt tho lady tlus!
lnGe, llo. 0Sll llfe. uxcept, pDrllnpS,, 4 sheet
x'xI w!s' Waa fa ao 1 WG wa o s9j sy ''Hr toEt sik
was uvhle,,co Ut voluntary strangulatlnn.
When I0llnJ, she wns lying IN iier fHco: ller;
!nll.i WIS to tur sloutl! a'!tt there v!1S blood
On ts piIloW Hnd % q, tha si,est M ~ %h'e Ur '
wl,Erli u yur.Itct Of bllride was brnuglst lH
Tl,oro Is much int!Is'lnt!a.' felt here oyer
tho MttLtNl nf'tho Enroner's Jury. Manltesllys
slrs. fa!Fiield t!Ie.! q ntorlsNy. y %ns . II.
iltsad .,a!|a.!y, anti n!s, ,. 4 s':tsr ny .a,d
self VIA Il stout INtly al!lt ttcl.l-
etlly apoplee:te. l'es!.!rs tlt!t, thsEe II.
tel .i s"it!lcstrnctlai,. To er many irlsnIs il
fhlx rlty sl1c!l Il ttlullXflt3 absurd. Her tlIb-
, 1881-04-01

,.. .,.,,,a.,,. - Ill .,.. H.,
W. i!ttso pcc.i cApectlas ~ ~ M''Ae' No'i'
uouoe'' t".''s o''' ~ w ut' o4''' '''''''
"Uid Subscriber We canl1nt send you
New Jersey paper. All Our foreign exchanges
nve kept TN lle for reference.
MIR. Schurz las been banqucted, aul Judge
Taurgto bus ,,nl II dinner given III Now Yurk.
! feel llttle hungry myseIr."-is. u. Iiaprs.
It would seem That MI election Is to tnke
placo IL, Cincinnati next week. At loast nil lilo
caltora al thnt cItv nro calling cnch nther lnrs.
,vttt11o., ,,., ,,.rtt,o, ,,o,,, c,,,,- o,,+ttt,1
uEtss lin i,dby Once for Ma" After WI, hnyo
fn{s,el]. VIII spnn]k hin two or throo tItnus for
thu rrst of Tho ioIks.
urro,, .,,a ,.,...,,a .,,o .,+,o r ,,,,,,1-
~. 1,,s... s"u -. ~ <,",- 'su 49,,
1's ~ ~ - '.ss a.ns ~" N ",,..s.," uss
-. 'S tt y. "u .".s ~. so ns"ss ~"
,'ts"t -. W. VI ~ 's '"o INV
~. IT,, .,... ~, ,,,,,,,. -. ,,..r r,.,,,,-
. .!tt. ',o '''uu' ~ ~ ~ ~
,ns' .no .l,suu.' "'s spun. etoooo ~
,ns nls n!ioaoou ~ ueco.'ao ~ ns.r ~ ~ s''.
Mill ~ .n ~" ~. a"iss !iu. '"'' 'uo"'s
"ou'" ""so i"Ne" e"o so"'h ''a'''
Lucy Stone dcno.lEces l'rcs!tlent tsarsleid's 8
Inaugural address becnstsa lit II ctoqlunt for
tho rights OF thrao millions OF cu!oFcd mon. but
dumb for tho rights OF twenty millions ot
, 1881-04-01

l'n.Anroi:l,, Ia, March :i.-F0r several
tluys past tlie sttrfAcc nj luna Greek has lWen
covered with tile oil nf scvera! thousand bar
rcls which leaked out of X, ;O,00Ub!lrrcl tank
belonging 10 tho United l'ipu Lines, two
miles abovc tho city. 'l'lEa morning at, e.,-
Hna ~, tho Eric Railroad Apt fire To thu itoat-
Ing oil, wIItcl, alnxetl lip INSTANTLY. III few
moments the tiaMcs enyc!upetl 4le Eric Knl!-
rand bridge anti j. y. Mcklu's WHEEL fuctnry
near by. Dotl, wurc consumed. Afekle's loss
n 81. .tN0 n.ut tho ralroad's 1oss $4,000. Fears
wuru entertained that tlib tiro would be
spread by the burning oil, hut dams were
Justify constructed ucrass thu. creek, md,
aided by the Fire Department, furthor dal.l-
Nk,e was prevented,
, 1881-04-01
BOSTON AFFAIRS,

lloSroN, MArul, 3i.-lhu disc0nlsorls mid
lEmtlrul,ces II business In tllu lost-Ufl!ea anl
other PUBLIC buildings will not bo cxperl.
u.getl uKsain lll[s yeur. 0wlng to lle pr0illl't
acltall of Postmaster Tubey. who IL now III
WasltiIgtolt. Ita went 10 uls Treasury Do-
pnrtmclit tt,-stuy aud ytcliotl thu stnry Ut tie
sud uxEerlcncrs Df lust yeHc utter t!ln appro.
prutlul,s ltasl glyeIl u,la. and WINS authorized
Ia b. supplied ut tlu risk Of corporations,
u.ui this wIts hu done. The sul-Treasnrer
lid ulrea4y ordered all supplies to esase "a.
morrow. wllen tue appropriation wlll EtYa
,uut.
, 1881-04-01
PUBLIC OPINION,

Joliet (Ill.) Sur: Mayor Carter II. 1Inrrl-
son IL tho most gab-g!ftcd nnd wind propelled
man In tho State Ut Illinois.
Now York Commercial Advertiser flIug!1
1lA8ttnGa' tnnchino orgnn,: Our President, ,se
regret to say, bus not tho atult Of Juokson Or of
Grnnt. lilo Is timber In tho back,
Many of tho prominent coloretl citizens Of
nnslon huvo stRued latter TO Sonntor Hour In
which they urKu the appointment Of flen. Doyolts
ford. '1'so 9'
Worcester fAfass.) Gn=cttc {l,ep.): "Now
tho music has bcnun," was tho remark In evory
quarter III Washington. 1t IL hAr.ly necessllry
to say that Secretary ltlnlno ts great musician.
and when l1o atld!ns. eyon 50 grrnt md dixuihcd
Washington Republican, {Mactlluol: TO
. ses up Senator conkltny's lnnst pronounced
enemy in tho Custom- I1ouso to reward othprs,
us hp claln,s to hive hccn rewarded, Ia mn Ut
tempt to ercate u leadership by oxteru4l forcc
to which thu party will mover submit.
Springfield {Alass.l Republican,: The l'hl!-
adelphia Press, ots Ut tho best party papers In
this country. begun publishing Hundny edition
yesterday. 4 nun might a. well 20 without
tneals Sunday al.d make up by t!ollblo catiug
b1anlny morning on fual ct,ukoti tic duy befqro
which Mondays is t,roparod i,y Suniay work. y"
bloomington Itl.) Pam.a0rp1 tIlcp):
Tho election Ut tho petty ulllctrs Ut tho Sennto
tsa stu4lf at1air fur buth OF thu two grent pnr-
t!es to 10 Mt loggorlle'la uycr. IT VIZ nnat
divide at all let lis have some political Issue
that Gan be tIvnlliett iuto Il mnttor or National
tutercst, Tho country will tAkc l!tto Interest
u tho satuAbbIp. nnd Hc!her purity Will tu bu'lc-
A1ed or Injured by tho result.
1fatlls,lctl's Washington RcpuL'lG: 1t Is
rather surprising ~ sce tho New York llioria. II
luoacl Ct gccnrtlcy. fnll Isto tho IIlstslko III
lending editorial vi rafersanH tu tho Solicitor
dcnural Us un Al!icur Ut tho Tronsury Dulsart-
taent. Nr. Chal4tilcr's now o1lce ~ nv1t highest
III rnuk tu Cabinet appointment an1 boiunga
70 th1 Department nt JHsticu. Tho sal4ry IL
<'.5J, being uuly S:11 lcss than II Cabinet Gill.
Grra anl when Mir. biacYeaKh rutEres from tho
Aatttorlley"GesiernIas,ip, ro dnAbt Sir. thaIldlcr
III sHceGe1 tlllIl. secretary WliMDn ~ tlG
o1t viii src. will nat '!tIu! It i!lluuat to ,ssrrt
htnlaet aHAinst clover Alld hustle k0lioit0r''
III thta InstA,lru.
ot. l.utla G!hlIc-nculncn.l us,ss' Urgun) j:
We roKFet tho quurr t1.at slr. Gurl!elIl IAs thus
FORCED upon tho ltepubliuan purity un tho very
tafesh"'a OF his Administration. Thu Nepub-
He"n party Vt the Wust Will not willingly se0
mr. eoHklitx eausulrsly tlsulted. lIu Is tay,
t ~ right 9t kon'uy. Abtll.y, uul cn,lnrnt ssry-
Ta,n.,t tuo 11r*nnHt man III thu pnrty. llu hua
aan!as which his beat friends M,ltiIlt bur slu bus
,,,eTsaasnwln ,, luz virtues which hIa t!ttelrst cil1-
s,n t,,sa ealnos ,RHnfG. The man whu mukts Hi
t"hnn9Snsea Wur upon h1ut will ltnll no GullnWtu.I
- - VIZ aGet!nn. thuuxh hu hui tic patr1ugu of
MmnttHsHiArnts 10 hcatpw a14 lh9 lAtluys VI tel!
@"1''o1stfatols tu Appalul.
, 1881-04-01

DEs MONIES, Iowa. March al.-Tho
wounded If tile collision on the Chicago Il
lstcli island. near Walnut, yesterday, arc nil
doing wrl!. except Frank IlakcstrIw, wl.o
lnrgrly aE;.inst him. 1Iuwns engineer Of thu
freight train going west. n1'tt brUt1!pr ut JAck
liakcstruw, wln went tDwii IN ttUAtll MI his
Gngllls w1len tlltclttt by tbs trnln robbers n
few years agu.
, 1881-04-01
4 NEW LINE OF RIVER STEAMERS.

ST.. l.0lfs, NO., March, 3l.-ArrallSomcnts
l,Asu been lnatIu to put ull u llno of irst-ellSs
stcaulrrs bctwtel, llcru and DnbltQuu llld st.
paul u. tttu olutlllly III navigation Of tho
k,u.wln ,ls tho Dlibuut& Il st. PAll l'hcket COM
p.ny. Thu steauela will cnn.sGet NJ dubuque
Will tlu Chicago. Milwaukee, IL st. Paul
HALLWAY, ntAl lElssNl.kGrH AlM freight VIII bu
tnkrIl lj,kuuKiI 10 81. I'niLI 1T river rltes.
, 1881-04-01

TItlSCESS C.t1.uIlSl: DEAD.
COPENHAGEN, March, ;!l.-Tl!c Princess
Carollnc, willow of tho hereditary Prince
Fcriipnn1, Is dead.
DENIALOF 4 EiEII Htr,t0H
CorESIlAGES, 31urch :t.-It Is ,cn!ett by
autAorlty that negotiations arv pending for
the sRle of the DnslIsll West 1ndfu lsiands to
tho United Stptcs,
, 1881-04-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

I.tebls Co.sH Coca fseGf 'FoIlic.-tt Su:
suyA rruf. L. II. ltu.,. ~. D.. Chicago slr!icAl
College. 1t IL prescribed by thc ntost et1inelt
hHlr Implied to tho srulpi. wuak and Irritable
,hrolts, usttlfan, snprttIess Ut breath. chronc
coughs, and Atl nervous a1fcttloua. liowAro VI
cuuHteriults..
, 1881-04-01

CARTER In beginning to rcGrct that le III.
anfrc,l for Miles. trhat individual has answered
to tAo roi+cnll.
, 1881-04-01

THE I.Ofk1:Sxo MA1alrEx TREATY.
LIsnoS, Marcl, 3l.-T'lu Cortcs adjourned
with tho avowed rl.rl'uso Of shelving the
I.urcnzo Marquee trcasy. Public opinion.
which lIns, ,takun M the calsso Of tlle inde-
pcnslcnce ct 't'rarsyanl, demands fresh nrgo-
tIatfons. This would postpone the question
fndrflNit1y
, 1881-04-01

u.h,e MIN, Thry ,nny IA well lH'ptn tn tatk up
1,,r t,.ula --5wr.It -tkt1A. shhs, lhHlrt' 't''e'
,,urk,,t ,u,,lu, ntni W.,nr implements III iNttr
rture:s!nl.,-ior there II E"ifK 10 no "e" ""a'
,tt r,ttt1,l.
, 1881-04-01

SrcuErAt!y BLAINE las decided not 10
,Irr lrttrys If Introduction tt Americans going
n1roa,t uthur tiluu to nl!lccrs nj tho tafef'l'
reut travelling ou pI.lcInl business.
, 1881-04-01

Ir may us we'll be tul't tn tho hackcrs OF
tho nun-eiItprcemes,t candidate TINT ho Is
tsp]ayctl out "Thut l,,ss' eyes In Rot."
, 1881-04-01

10 tl,e 1'olsh Ie!lltntlnn that, MI tue ocrns'oH
ri tho general reception H tho 'l"putattuf,s
i,t lid mt address the representatives IF In
land. Tllc Cznr attributes tlIo omission to
tnln,!0a,, md anys lle will tako the first nIs-
tuntty us cffecting II rnpprncllenlcnt With tho
t'nlCs.
, 1881-04-01

SAVE tito boys md gsrls BY voting for (
Mayor wl,o viii PIT down public gambling ant
o,,eit tltccptlOusslcss.
, 1881-04-01

Two years ago Harrison. By hts tai!y nrtl
,torncy s,.;,,c.l ut,D.lt ;sD cotrgd Nen tnfa ils
s,1uport; buL he e1is,'i lun! 'l1n'l Of lfoa this
tIinl TEinY llnye fnnnd him nut.
, 1881-04-01

Two yEAna ago ilnrrison distributed lots
os tafry IN tho irish. This t1nu he fs t!n'tnG
,us,r demand fur his xlucosu nnlung these who
HGNr tho Grtptl. :.
, 1881-04-01

TnE hntto,n has fallen ont OF 1farrtson's
calculations III tho Filth. SIXTH Seventh, Eighth,
Tcntt, aud seventeenth Wards.
, 1881-04-01

Arc,lsl,x 1gerr, lro.l, mud Nvlnc, with
Cuctlotll, tho Stundtrt medicinal fo.!u Of this
progressive u4u. It enrlches tho hl,'ot, p,uapt-
Is tnvIgurates thu 1rl!u atl1 nervous systom,
bright Dyes, hnp,y state ot u.iinl. Arund's drux-
eturr, eurnnr Madison street uIll Fifth Ateuuu
, 1881-04-01

THE l,onr,l of 'rra,ln resnlvctl to tn no busi'
,rsa nj ELECTION, t1ny Let thu merchants folio"
tho example, and tue election of ctnsk will he
insured. 1870
, 1881-04-01

No MAN who signed tic calf 10 John N.
Clrk to hu uai,,llinto for Mayer cuia Afford to
10 Idle llbw.
, 1881-04-01

AE,M yotn and Il fair vote will elect Mr..
Ctnrk, but nothing less Will til, It.
, 1881-04-01

EAST SAGINAW. MIrl'.,. Marcl 'l.-The'
Of / his city, was totally destroyed by- tire
tnsly this morning. with contents. Ltlss,
$4,000. Insured for $500, III tho tho Transnt-
inlitic
, 1881-04-01
RUN OYER AND KILLED.
Spttfak pttpafeh ia J1t Ehttnoo 1ribuhe,

I'I.yMoGrn, Ind, March :5t.-Johm Thoml,-
snli, racently FROM England, was almost III
stantiy kiiictt !lere to-day by falling untlcr IL
tempted IL get Dn nfter IL llMu st,trteu.
, 1881-04-01

TuE. Kentucky Itlcc" OF gambling must
not prevail III thIs community.
, 1881-04-01

TIE Irish American citIze1fs Of Chtengo
have resolved to 1,oycott Mr. Harrison.
, 1881-04-01

GIVE Tuesday to tho ca,tso Of pure goy-
prnr,t
, 1881-04-01

D1sCoURAaE ttll-tupplng by voting against
tho nutnblera candidate Tnestiay.
, 1881-04-01
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Great Powers Range
Themselves on tho Side
Of Turkey.
Greece May Acccpt tho Conili-
tiolls, hub Maintains II Bel
ligercnt Attitude.
A Bitter Quarrel in the I'm
perial Family at St.
Petersburg.
Popular Horror Of the Roussa-
koffs-Attcmptcd Suicide Of
the Father.
Appearance Of Herr Most III
j. tho Police Courts ot
London.
Statements Concerning His Remark
able Case by Harcourt In the
Commons.
Preparations In the Keichstag Looking 10
international Action Against tho
1nternntlonnlists.
Anxiety Of London People Over the DAN
gerous Illness Of Lord Beao-
| onsnold.
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