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MrSS l DICKINS0N's DEIuT.
She VIII Positively Appear In the Male
EhakespCaFcan Parts This season.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-It Is now
definitely announced that Miss Anna
Dickinson will appear next winter in the
glrb and personality Of shakespcare's he
rOes and that her engagements will not
only include the principal cities Of the
United States, but England as well.
The announcement last winter Of the dis
tinglislled lecturers intended appearance
In male parts OCcasiOned greater surprise
and wider comment than any theatrical
event OF the time. Owing, Us she claims,
to the failure OF the manager to fulfill his
part OF the mutual contract, Miss Dickin.
son escaped what might have been n last
ing disadvantage 10 her success Her en-
gagpment In this city was coincident with
Salyinis She was TO have been permitted
to appear only when he did not, and 10
make what she could Of the time the great
tragedian threw away. Miss Dickinson re-
tired to private lif6 ut Elizabeth, N. j.,
there to study perhaps as few women
could, the roles In which she was deter
mined to act. Miss Dickinson is aCknOwl.
edged by all TO be one Of the very hardest
workers In her new profession.
Mis- Dickinson's Hamlet will be rs orig
inal as FeChter's, and as widely different
from Booths conception OF the part as the
formers WIS. She will not play her own
pieces during the first engagement In this
country. A fault that was urged against
The few plays she has given to the stage
was that the aggressive ideas and strong
individuality of the authoress, which had
made the woman famous and pre.eminent
S lecturer, came out In her heroes and
heroines. One OF the foremost managers
Of the country, a. NJ. Palmer, Of New
York, said, however: "shc Ia probably the
strongest Intellectual worker that ever
made study Of Shakespeareaii parts with
avlewOi p0rtraying them on the stage."
In addition to Hamlet and Macbeth, she
will appear as Claude Melnotte and the
COEiclu Brothers, Eechter's famous role.
Her costumes will I've made abroad, and
will not differ materially from those tisti-
ally worn by stlE. Miss Dickinson's lace,
with hair cOmbed down over the brow, is
neither eiTeminate nor boyish. 1t Is per.
iectly consistent with the character Of
Hamlet Or Claude Melnotte. As Macbeth
theicaturcs will have to he somewhat dis.
guiSed. Her company will include thirty
two persons, and the costumes and stage
furniture will be carried entire from place
topace, and u Pullman hotel cur will be
reserved Tor the leading members ot Miss
Digklnson's support for the entire season,
Miss Dickinson's debut as Hamlet will
bemade on January 2, and she will appear
In New Haven, Hartford, Albany, Buffalo,
Rochester, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chi.
cago,, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington
and Philadelphia.
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o1i... No., aS anu y Tourleeplh street..
TprRr was another decided wheat boom
n the Chicago market yesterday. The
~ D,ic, here has been marked up to 81 IS.

~, observe that the Directors Of the
wsII.bur Fair Association propose to
,y,rbauI their mOdla Operapdi and intro
,nca what they esteem more desirable and
a,,,sctiye features into theexhibition here
,ier The wording OF the announcement
IN fine papers up there is not explicit, but
We infer that the intention is to make it
mor, OF Fair and less OF u race course
hereafter We hardly know how this Is to
he done, The old.fashioned fairs have
pr,tty much played out all over the coun.
ty A mere exhibition Of farm products
does not draw to remuneatiye degree.
This !, the era OF expositions in the big
rities. and cheap railroad fares, and ever
since the Centennial the public appetite
has pa!Ied on small sized exhibits OF agri,
cultural machinery, dairy products, poul-
tn &c. The people want the olympian
punes so to speak, and competition Of
thoroughbred horses, that have a repu.
tation as fast goes, will draw beyond any.
thing yet tried.
OF course the Fair should be made as at
tactiye as possible agriculturalIy but de-
pendence on this alone, or principally, for
sate money will not pan out Down this
vay, next week, 1t is proposed to treat the
public toa great moral show, in the way Of
agricultural products, agricultural machln-
cry anil everything else that belongs to a
State hir, and at the same time to crafty
the well understood patiality OF the people
for fas, stepping horses 1t would be well
for our Brooke county friends to come
down in large numbers and take It all in,
and then perhaps they will have a more
satisfactory model for their next years
oDeratiOns.
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In 1,ase ON t,oIIanse.

CHICAGO, October 3.-'The significant In
formation was given out officially, that the
board OF directors OF the Chicago Board OF
Trade to-day fixed the price on November
corn, for marginal purposes, at G2 cents, as
provided for in the rules.
Under this decision sellermay demand
Of the buyer that the latter shall deposit
margins Of 10 per cent on tho con-
tnCt price, in addition to the difference
between the contract price and " cents
per busliel. This act was taken to protect
the sellers in case Of collapse Of the cor
ner here.
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TEMPERANCE APPEAL
To President Arthur by National TEN,
pePAppR Association,

peFAppe Association.
New YORE, October S-The Board Of
Managers Of the National Temperance So.
ciety has addressed President Arthur the
following appeal:
To President AHhur:
The Board OF Managers OF the National
Temperance Society greet you with cordial
sympathy, and invoke for you Divine
guidance IN the discharge Of tile important
duties and responsibilities deyolved upon
you as President OF the United States In
behalf Of large body Of your constitu.
ents, christian men and women,
In all parts OF the land, we most earnestly
pray that as Chief Executive In dispensing
official hospitality at the White
House, In your appointments to public
service, civil and military, and
in your official recommendations TO
Congress concerning revenue and other
Legislation, involving the manufacture and
sale OF intoxicating beverages, you will so
use your great opportunity vas Ia discourage
all ingenious saciel drinking tisages, 70
lessen tue great and threatening evil OF In.
temperance, and 10 promote tho ultimate
suppression oftlle wasteful and destructive
alcoholic liquor traffic.
A deputation Of the society called at the
residence Of President Arthur to-day and
left the above document, Owing to the
pressure uf private aitllrs on his departure
for Washington he was unable TO grant an
audience,
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COLUMBUS, o., October "a special to
the EreIling Dispatch from Danville, Ohio,
says A terrific storm swept oyer the east
ern part Of Knox county, Sunday. II was
accompanied by high wind and rain. It
Is reported that every shock Of corn In a
field belonging to Mr. Tucker near here
was carried TO an adjacent farm. A house
owned by Mrs. MyoiS, widow, was TO.
tally destroyed. Mr.. Bakers barn was
badly damaged and several other houses
more or less injured. AS one farmer face.
tiouSly put 1t, they weSe all blown 10 Co
shocton county. AT least none are left,
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CALCUTTA, October 3,-Ata special meet
ing the Indian Council decided 10 with.
draw the British troops from the Chaman
and Ohojak outposts and reduce the Quet-
tab garrison 10 ita original strength, plus
one European regiment This action Is
regarded with growing confidence In the
Government, In regard 10 the effect OF
the recent battle in pacifying Afghanistan,
Pisclin will be retained for The present.
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nlnhnnsat nlrrar.

WASHINGTON, October a-,.James Gin.
nudy, rigger on the new building OF the
State War and Navy Department, who was
employed to rig up hoisting tackle for
hoisting stones, has been discharged for
appropriating to his own use goods that
were purchased to drape the building in
mourning for the late President The goods
were purchased aud turned over 10 Gin.
nudy with instructions to drape the build.
ing. He put on the drapery rather scant,
and carried home several bolts Of mourning
,,notla
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Terrible story ofsu9erlnr Al IN.

PANAMA, September 2l.--The German
ship, Hugo, was burned in the South Pa.
ciilc August 9th. A long boat with Captain
Carpenter and seven men have arrived at
Chloe, Chill, having made'eight hundred
miles In nine days. They suffered terribly
from want Of food and water. Two boats
with the rest Of the crow have not been
heard from since parting with the Cap.
tain's boat One man died in the latter
bout before reaching Chloe. The Hugo
was q i272 ton vessel, bound from New Gus;
lie 10 San EnnCisco.
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NEw YOhK, October 3.-Among The
callers oil President Arthur this forenoon
were Senator Saunders, Of Nebraska; Gen.
Sharpe and Postmaster Pearson. a inan
named Wilkes, evidently a crank, called,
but was not admitted. lie lad long doc.
ument containing large number Of Sig.
natures, and was looking for a foreign Coii.
sulship. lie said the document was u let.
ter from Governor Jewell, and was signed
by the most prominent men in tie
country.
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ANY rormented p.o,, q

L the exclamation Of more than one poor
hard.wOrklna man and woman. DO you
know why II aches II Is because your kid.
neys are 6yer.taSked and need edstrehgthening,
and your system needs TO he Cleahsed Of bad
humurs kidney.WOrt Is The medicine yOu
need. ut acts like Chafiii," says we'll
known physiciai. ~ never knew II l0 hii,b
Liquid OF dry sold by DruggalsrzBaStVn Post.
MWRAw
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rOREiGN yIsfFoRs.
These who Have ASFlse,l aud Thoss who
are BApeeIed.


NEE YoRK, October S.-Thc French
irialc, Maglcienne, Admiral 1Ialligon;
the French ram, Dnmont Dutyille, Captain
Paul De la lIerrete, in company with the
aashipsTenneaee and Vandalla aud Gan.
hc, proceeded down the hay, this after.
noon, to the Nurtows to await the arrival
q ile steamships Canada ,and Hefder,
Nlth guests invited by the Government to
attend the YOFklqWn celebration. Both
vessels are expected 10 aFtigH on Wednes.
ggay. The sdlutes fired early at Staten
Island and later at the Navy Yard were IN
honor Of the French naval officers, some
Y Rhom are making visits 10 the United
states Sesels In lhe hafbof and TO com.
naIdants The slala committee 10 receive
shd ~ entertain the foreign guests have com.
Pleted the arrangements. RhOde lalapd's
pmmittee has arrived hetg. The member,
;9ie ,3h that the Frenchmen and German..
Elil he entertained on ah eihbof,lle scAlt
MAeNpOlt and Proyidepgg,
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PANAMA, October 3.-Captain Meyer, Of
the German Schooner Phoenix, at .Callao.
reports having discovered new island
about one hundred miles west Of ARuja.
the nearest land said to be Of volcanic eriipl
ton, 1t is about 80 feet lighat the highest
elevation, one mile long and one mile wide.
II. i. NJ. :. Kingtlsher, the U. s. s. Alaskn
and the Chilian transport Chilli have gone
to verify this new addition TO the gcogrii.
ply OF the world, Fl
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These ailments follow from torpid Liver
aud eoatlye bowels the skin, bowels and KID
hels falling li. Iheir gtopst yors, a. actlfd
Wott SEodat healthy sctIoS n sii sSsteiiysc Is
dffins and 'ttif0WS ID ne fii6umdiIe nlIl1a.
I9nalIy tAlelehtinl liquid q dtS iol4i.L llll,i.
RIsaAl ~ ANlAN
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sclronARtE, N. Y, October 3.-The Re.
publican County Convention to-day elect.
ed two anti.Conklng and one Cpnkling
delegate to the State Convention.
ALBANY, N. Y, October 3.-The Evening
Journal has received dispatch from o..
wego, Tiogo COUNTY, saying that the dele.
CATION to the Republican State Convention
divided on two 6talwarts- Senator
Plat and Judge @, A, Clark-and two
Garfield and Administration Republicans.
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81, PETERsRpRa, lptnber A,--The meet.
Ing 0t Tie Cgar with the Emperor Of Aus.
triR Is expected to occur nOxt week, Gen
Ignatief, The Russian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, will probably accompany the Car
II Is said the Shah Of Persia will arrive In
Russla, April next, to greet the Car per
sonally II Is not settled whether he will
visit any other courts.
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RalIraaders IndIetedI for Man.,auet,,., ~. !.

LONDON, ox'T, October 8-At thc n.
quest on five persons killed by the collision
on the air line Of tie Great Western rail-
road, on Thursday, the jury returned d yef-
dict OF manslahghter against John Max
well, conductor, and Richard Wolmsley,
Of the excursion train, they having disc.
beyed orders Of the company. Maxwell
fled the country and Wolmsley was killed.
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srEuBESvtLLE, O., October 3.-Ttmotly
Q'Cohhet while going UP stairs in hfs
lionse, this morning, when drunk, fell and
hrnke his neck. lie was fprty.hve years
old, and leaves vile and children, lie
came here only last week and took posi-.
tlon III the Panhandle shops,
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PkRsoNs living In Malafious dlsttieta may
pfqtVCt themselves from attacks oi Feyefs by
lslng Fellows Compound gyfnp Of 1iyp0.
phusPhitesi IL eject IN ioAing np The system
enables us 10 ward .ui CONTAGIOUS dlsofilefs
aud gueCQsslul combat dls6dsa,
leiloEs Hypopbosphites b administered
b. the leadiIil itlili u tIga HI q iiiS7iSs 4
Alse numbef q Nhoiu haze written 0f n
'leq7y q 'gse'Ne sei's NwEAw
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Three Persons Drowned IN a Pre.het.

CoLuMBus, October IA special to the
Daily Tins from Danvile, o., says Dur
ing the heavy freshet last night Mrs Raph-
Rcl Durbin and her daughter, aged eighteen,
and her sister, Miss Martha Buck, aged
twenty.six, were drowned while fordlng the
stream mile west OF this place. -Four
others Of the family were saved by Frank
Shentenbarger.
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Doos Not want Abuse. ,rnde IK K,,o,,,,.

ST. PETERSBURG, 0ct0ber3 3--M. yaionielI,
President Of the Council TO Alexander1t.
failed TO appear before the Committed Of
Inquiry into the abuses OF the late reign,
and the Emperor Is very angry. The MI.
hilist trials are 10 begin October 11tli, and
are expected to lead to seventeen conyics
tions and executions, .s
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ClnelnnntlIron INN. sllIl IdIn.

ClxctSyArl, October 3.-The iron mills Of
this city are still unable to start, every ef-
I giled The company Of men brought here
! om Eastern cities are still here, but re.
fuse to work, saying that II was represented
to them that the strike was over, and they
refuse to work until the difficulties with
the Union are adjusted.
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EAST SAGINAW, Mlcr., October IA
boiler explosion at Ladue & Phinney's
oar factory, Carrollton, last night, resulted
in terrible destruction. Two brothers,
named John and james Picard, were killed.
Cause, no water In tue boiler. Damage,
ahhtt e. O00
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Antl.MonopoIr TnmmnnrI.ls.

New YoRK, October 3.-Tamnany Hall
had nm anti.monopoly meeting tonight.
John Kelly, in his speech, saidi ave ask
the Democratic party TO send no man to the
State or National Legislature unless II is
understood that lie was there TO legslate
for the interests Of the whole people, and
not in the interest OF corporations organized
during the Inst qtlGrter Oi century"
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Nsw YuRs, October S,--Etanklin j. Mo.
ses, formerly Governor ui South Carolina,
was luckedNp at police headquarters this
evening on d charge Of swindling WIN. L.
Hall, q retired hotel keeper. Hall wus
swindied out Of $500 In Juhe last by
pin White, o confidence man. White wSs
arrested two days later.
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"In.I I.ii,ae afellenn nfnn. 3,

CALCUTTA, October IA commission ap.
pointed 10 enquire into the transport and
commisSlart operations during the Afghan
campaign, have discovered vast system OF
bribery and corruption. Several inhuen-
tial native bankers have been arrested In
InIin
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0rrAwA, October 2-The Ere Pres
says that Wrangel Island, recently taken
possession Of by Lieut.. Hooper, on behalf
Of the United States Government, Is really
part Of the Dominion, having been formal
ly transferred by the british Government
during McKenzle's reQime.
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CoRK, October 9.--At banquet here
Father Sheehey announced that unless all
suspects were released within month le
intended 10 aisimble all delegates to the
Land League from County Limerick, and
pledge them TO withhold payments Of rent.
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NeM nrltIsh Arsnt a cnhni.

LONDON October IA Calcutta dispatch
says Sirdar Mohammed Abzul Khan.
formerly orderly officer 10 Tie Prince of
Wales, goes 10 Cabul as permanent British
agent when tho Ameer returns there The
Afghan Savoy, now at Slnla, remains lii
India In that capacity.
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CHARLESTON, s. G., October 8.-This
morning about 1900 men laborets on The
whatyes, draymen and cotton press hands
struck for an advance Of wages. The long.
shoremen took no part in tile strike. SOME
employers Immediately conceded the In
CfpTsn asked fnf.
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1hSpOS, October IA Paris corresponds
oni Of the Tina says there ia good reason
10 know President Grevy will not only, on
the overthrow Of Premier Ferry, send i0r
Gambettn, but will give lin tue fullest lal.
itude In plooEing his Cabinet.
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N,v lie d yeselsiIar 4, tadIeaa.

IHmANAHntts, pctohet IA new In.
pelGs'has been given % vegetation 81 aIl
kinds Ii this vicihily BY The e9pigtis faini
81 lhe past week. Faat1tage, which, was IL.
IAal.eitIteIy nlined, hst been greatly beRei
Hsiedl
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LONDON, October O.-An unsuccessful al
tempt was made In the southern districts
oi London Sunday, 10 initiate the Amer.
can cttisale against liquor selling By
prayer meetings held opposite the public
hOtsna.
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CtSctSSAri, October 3.-King kalakua
and suite arrived this morning ffotn Wash
ingt0n and started by the tirst train for
Lexington, KY, where the King expects
10 buy sonic blOoded horses.
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TopEKA, KS, October 3.-The recent
rains have put tho ground In excellent con.
dition, and wheat sowing Is going on rapid
ly and extensively. The outlook for early
sown corn and wheat is very fine.
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LOSpoS, 0ctoher sIThe Chamber Of
Commerce Al Yokalloina telegahhS Chat
tile Sllk business Qi IaRaB is Suspended,
owing the oppressive conditions oi sale
Imposed by the Japanese Government,
which foreign buyers resist.
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noes ThIs fnsinuate,

LAwRsSuB, MAS, October SIT Is re.
ported that large deficit has been llscov.
cred In the funds Of The Pawtucket Navi.
cation Company, Of which Gen. b. +. But.
Ter and a. N. Boynton are the principal
controllers.
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-rninnnnre.

WAaH,sgtgs, u. O., October s,-The
coinage at various Minis iof HeRlemhel nh,
was SSlT,9OO, Of which $4,000 was In
standard tl0ilafR
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NlCGaRqqA H., 0ctaher l.-Almust con
tinuoas talls tor the past two weeks have
played havoc with all kinds OF crops
Corn has been almost all blown down and
Is ruIung Of, The saturated ground. Wheat
and naIs Nre growing In the stacks. The
rivers are flowing 10 an unusual height
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AyIe.ory wop on ,be selne.

pARis October 8.--Alex. 1.ein yesterday
beat Grove, Of the London Rowing Club,
over the pont du Neuilly Course on the
Seine, for the Sir Richard Wallace chain.
pionShlp ctip, which lIein has held since
1870. There was much French entLusIAsin.
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nhA ,In.rsii silserenni..

81. Inrp, No., October "a Clatks.
vile, Mo-, special says the Maxwell boyl
are supposed to be on Bay Island, iotiI
miles aboye Hamburg. A posse Of men
itom Hardin, Illinois, will 60 In pursuit
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YEw YonK. October s.-Policeman Peter
Ingeht shot dead to-day man named
HaSlet, who had broken away from him
and had mounted 4 high rock, and from
which he was about to hutl heavy stone
al the officer,
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TASvttts, Va, October 5.2nufing the
tobacco year ending September 5qth, 3d,-
$50 800 pounds 81 Tobacco were sold IN this
market 1t an average Of sl0.so per hHhdtel
hotthda } tfF
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Second lace, II miles. Delle ofthe High.
lands, first; Annie G, secondi Ballast,
third. Time 1851.
Third race, three.quarter mile, taken by
Weldoyer; saunter, secondi Newsboy,
third. Time 1874,
Fourth race, three miles, Granger, first;
Ida stanhope, second; Bonfire, third.
Time hHlL
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tlntnaih iremnrlni ntnlaa

BERLiS, October 3.-Tlie municipality liaa
arranged for special services In honor oi
President LiafGnlh. IN
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Ihe Navy Department i informed tllat
gomWahdst Saul n sgplatai pn q
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LounvLLR, October 3.-The day having
been wet the track was heavy, First race,
mile heats, Summary;
, 1881-10-26

Win ruinors were atloat yestenlny OF tho
assassination of tho Czar Alexander Ill.
Though they could not be t,nccl 10 any ralE.
able source, ntNl catuo III Il roundabout WY
FROM Canada to buffalo, thence to Now York
nnd Chtcngo, there WIS II very general dis
position to credit tho report, pro1ably be-
cause tho present Czar has made himself 10
obnoxious to the Nihilfsts by putting on tho
clamps lighter ttlnn ever mud abandoning
Liberalism after giving the,n 10 understand
that L.cir grievances would be considered,
s.l.I Tint solne stops w0ull bo taken towards
tic establishment or II constitutional for,u Of
government. While every olle will rajn!c.
that tho Gar llas mt suffered the fearful fa,o
ut Ills fnther, II Is impossible int to feel tl,nt
tho continuance ct Ills fathers policy must
sonu day or other bring down arol, Ills l!eAl
tho snnlo rctributiou.