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CITY NOTICE.
CHANGE OF STREET GRADES
CrrY CLxRK's OFFICE,
81. PAUL, MINI. Dec. 10, 1851. }

CIrY CLERK's OFFICE.
81. PAUL, MINI. Dec. IL, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that the Common
Council Of the City OF Saint Paul will, 1T their
meeting to be held on the 3rd day OF January
1852, At 7:S0 o'clock p. m, at the Coun-
eli Chamber in the City Hall. consider
change of grade on the following streets, be-
tween the points named, VIE:
Exchange Street,
At Wilkin street. Also, . change on Exchange
street. from Walnut street TO Eagle street, re-
ported upon by the Board OF Public Works OF
date Oct. %, 1881.
Western AVesssse,
From Summit to Ashland Avenues; also West
ern Avenue, from Goodrich to Won Minden
streets, reported upon to the Board Of Public
Works Of date Oct. Is, 1881.
R01esey Street,
From Summit Avenue to Wilkin Street. re-
reported upon by the Board Of Public Works
Of date Oct. %, 1881.
Cedar Street,
From Second to Seventh Streets; also from
Seventh to Twelfth Streets, reported upon BY
the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. Is,
1881. ~
Tenth Street,
From Wabashaw to Jackson Streets; also from
jackson to Broadway streets, reported upon
BY the Board OF Public Works Of date Oct. 20,
1881.
ruth Street,
From jackson to Broadway Streets, reported
upon BY the Board Of Public Works OF date
Oct. %, 1881.
Sirth Street.
From jackson to Broadway Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works Of date
Oct. %, 1881.
Ninth Street.
to Nefll Streets, reported upon by
the Board of Public Works of date Oct. %,
1881.
C0N0O0 SCTceCs
From Pearl to Ninth Streets, reported upon
by the Board Of Public Works Of date Oct. Is,
1881.
ROs0beI Street,
From Eighth street to the Levee, reported up
On by the Board of Public Works of date Oct.
IS, 1881.
Sibley Street,
From the Levee to Eighth Street, reported up
On by the Board of Public Works of date Oct.
Is, 1881.
WOcOaGtG Street.
From Eighth Street to the Levee, reported up.
On by the Board of Public Works of date Oct.
Is, 1881.
OI77sSte0d Street,
From DeBow to Saltwater Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works Of date
Oct. %, 1881.
Glencoe Street,
From Columbia to Mississippi Streets, report
ID upon by the Board of Public Works of date
Oct. %, 1881.
Louis Street,
From Rondo Street to Nelson Avenve, reported
1pon by the Board of Public Works Of date
Oct. %, 1881.
Jag Street,
From Dale to Mackubin Streets, reported upon
BY the BoaId of Public Works of date Oct. %,
1881.
Marshall AUe1aaGe,
From Mackubin Street to Western Avenue,
reported upon by the Board of Public Works
Of date Oct. %, 1881.
Oak Street,
From Ramsey tn Third Streets renortad npon
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Ced04. Street,

From Second to Seventh Streets; also from
Seventh to Twelfth Streets, reported upon BY
the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. IS,
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troller of the City of St Paul, for the conec-
tiop of the above named assessments.
The nature of this warrant is, that II you
fail to pay the assessment within
Thirty Days
after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate so assessed a.
delinquent, and apply to the District Court OF
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for Judg-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks, or par
cells thereof so assessed, including Interest,",
cost and expenses, and for an order OF the
Court to sell the same for the payment thereof.
343-37 F. A. REM. City Treasurer.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE

| That on the Sth day Of December, 1881, I did
! receive warrant from the City Comp
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Tenth Street,

From Wabashaw to Jackson Streets; also from
jackson to Broadway streets, reported upon
by the Board OF Public Works Of date Oct. 80,
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ruth Street,

From jackson to Broadway Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works Of date
Oct. %, 1881.
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Ramsey Street,

From Summit Avenue to Wilkin Street. re-
reported upon by the Board Of Public Work.
of date Oct. %, 1881.
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Sirth Street,

From Jackson to Broadway Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works OF date
Oct. %, 1881.
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Western AVe,ssse,

From Summit to Ashland Avenues; also West
ern Avenue, from Goodrich to Won Mindcn
streets, reported upon to the Board Of Public
Works of date Oct. %, 1881.
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Jag Street,

From Dale to Mackubin Streets, reported upor
by the BoaId of Public Works of date Oct. %
1881.
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Marshall AUenaGe,

From Mackubin Street to Western Avenue,
reported upon by the Board of Public Works
of date Oct. %, 1881.
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Ashton & Sherburne S Addition.

All in the City of st. Paul, county of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota.
347-351 F. A. REM, City Treasurer
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From Dousman Street to Western Avenue,
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Ninth Street.

From jackson to Broad way Streets; also from
the Board of Public Works Of date Oct. %,
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Louis Street,

From Rondo Street to Nelson Avenve, reported
upon by the Board Of Public Works Of date
Oct. %, 1881.
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Glencoe Street.

From Columbia to Mississippi Streets, report
ed upon by the Board of Public Works of date
Oct. %, 1881.
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OGE Street.

From Ramsey to Third Streets, reported upon
by the Board of Public Works of date Oct. %,
1881.
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Sibley Street,

From the Levee to Eighth Street, reported up
on by the Board of Public Works of date Oct.
%, 1881.
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Days Subdivision of Blocks IS and 81, Stn-
son, Brown & Ramsey's Addition to st..
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Canada Street,
ROs0beI Street,

From Eighth street to the Levee, reported up.
on by the Board of Public Works of date Oct,
% 1881
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WiLEi7e Street,

From Ramsey to McBoal Streets, reported up
on by the Board Of Public Works of date Oct.
IS, 1881.
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From Douglas to Exchange Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works Of date
Oct. %, 1881.
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OI72aSteUd Street,

From DeBow to Saltwater Streets, reported
upon by the Board of Public Works of date
Oct. %, 1881.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-14
~SPRINGPoRT BUBBLES.

EDIroR STAR:
a general combat is expected to
ensue throughout this entire yicin-
ity next week with the yeomen
versus Seen. Green" in which
the latter is expected to be crown
ed victorious, excepting that the
former is favored with a few days
Of whitening sunshine.
We hear Of but little complaint
in the termination Of the seed
sown for the present crop. Cot
ton seems to be all the 20, not
withstanding the contemplated low
prices next fall.
Several fish Gcys have already
convened, while other are antici-
pateJ ere long to transpire, This
is a splendid pastime, and if we
should become partial to such, we
can attribute it 10 nothing else
than the one we attended at Wa
ter Valley on last Saturday, in
which the Misses Murray, among
many other fascinating young Ia
dies, added vastly TO the enjoy
ment and soeiability Of the young
folks.
Miss Mollie Bcanland and Mr..
Dwight Davidson, Of Oxford, were
visiting relatives here last week.
Miss Mollie is greeted as a most
welcome guest, being, as she is,
both interesting and entertaining.
While stopping here she was the
guest Of her devoted cousin, Miss
Clara Bganland. May she repeat
her visits often and remain longer
if possible.
50 PEpRo.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-14
Tng OPPOSITION CANDIDATE.

1t has been very strongly inu-
mated that Hon. II. r.. Simrall
viii be the opposition candidate
for Governor Of the State. ilis
ability and high character are I'm.
disputed facts, and j, is, or ought
TO be, n matter Of graduation
among Democrats il so verify
and reputable a citizen is pitled
against them, for there will be
honor aud credit in clccting their
candidate over such an opponent
while in defeating SOME othcn
who might be NAMED there would
be none whatever.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-14

Announcement 10 sunday Schools.

The Cd regular meeting of the
Pamela County Sunday School
Convention will be- held in the
Baptist church in Batesvillc, o;.3oI
a. m. May 2Sth, 1881. Al sun
day School officers and teachers
and two delegates from each school
are entitled to seats. Ministers
are honorary members and are
cordially invited to participate in
discussions. BY request Of many,
We published the following list of
songs to be used during religious
exercises
Sabbath Chimes, Do Good, Gal
lice, Hear Him Calling, Gathering
Home, Bringing in the Sheayes,
Precious Name, Gate Mar, Sweet
Hour OF Prayer. Come to the Ss-
vior, Yield not to Temptation.
Once for All, Only an Armor.
Bearer. All TO Christ | Owe, Who
soeycr WIN, Near The Cross. AL
most Persuaded, levels, | Gave
My Life for Thee. Home Of he
Soul. Bethany, Work for the Night
is Coming. Great Physician, Life
for a Look.
A thorough organization ef a
County Convention being coniein-
plated. a full as well as ! prompt
attendance Is urged. Ample &C
Communications will be furnished by
the good citizens Of Batcsyiue q
all who will attend.
] T. H,uHy, prrst
| Z. a. Satrn. Scc'y.
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rtN. WA'THtLL Nur yiNDiHAr.
ron GOVERNOR.
short Bm Distinct letter fr.m Lin.
Grenada, April goth, 1897.
Cot. i. CuoPnp,
Jackson. Mics:

CHrNAuA Anril t,tL tqg,
Con. f.. +. Coopep.
Jackson. Misc.
DrAR SIN .~.-f,,,, yo,r t.,...
Of ss,h inst. and +, ronl, viu s,,
tina, | have no reason or desir, Ia
withhold from the mr,li, what il
already known 10 many gentlemen
in N, State who have aoproaebcd
me on the subject to which vour
letter relates.
have always rccoanisrd the
right Of my party to assign me to
any duty IN mY POWER 40 rrg-
FORM. In the past. therefore.
when only my own interests and
inclinations were To be considered.
| have never felt at liberty to saw
would decline a nomination for
any political Office. Thi, wear.
however, / nm not free 10 accept
the nomination for Governor. even
liz it should b, rendered mc. Pro-
| fcssional Obligation IA which inn
nor,,ut .p@ter,a,, If o,L,-. . -
| ,olycl and which h,y, fiji. a,,h,
10 di,rsfarl. forbid mo ,o 4, 90
These obligations Ul,e d.,., ..
which ,,rli e,, ,t,r,., .,.,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-14

LAST week $ Meridian Mercury
was in deep mourning over the
death OF Alex. Horn, Jr., one Il
its editors and proprictors, who
was a most csiimable and promis-
ing young man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-14

On the goth ult., near Water
Valley, Henry Fleming murdered
Ed. Gardner in the woods, BY
shooting him twice with a shot
gun. The tcud originated in Gard
ncrs jcalously Of his wife. who
vas seeking 9 divorce. Fleming
has confessed the crime and was
committed TO the Colccyillc iaii
without the privilege OF bond.
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STATE DEaOcRATlc CONVENTION.

The Executive Committee has.
after consultation, fixed upon the
third day Of Angus, for the hold
Ing Of a State Convention to noni-
mate State officers. An eaflicr
day was proposed and earnestly
advocated in order that the leisure
days Of Jsly and August might be
appropriated TO the canvass. This.
however, VAS everruled, and the
11l agreed upon IS slated. n.
- ding 10 Be done Il the mp.
q delegates 70 f<pfezcn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-14

NEWTON HANDY, a young coli
ored man Of Canton. Miss, has
been writing m English grammar
for the pas, three years, which is
just completed. Handy is a grad
uaic Of Alcorn University and has
bcen teaching school the last seven
years. The work is TO be pub
lshcd.
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Ok the and inst. the courthouse
at New Albany, Union county.
was destroyed by an inecndiary
FIRE. This is the second court
house burned IN tha,couniy. Near.
y all The records were saved. The
Democrat lost its peas and most
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Many lose their beauty from the
hair ialling or fading. parkers
lair BIsam supplies necessary
noprishment, prevents falling and
Tmsnes ansli 5 "A elssaa, dressing
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OK acooun, OF losing the school
fund in the late bank suspension
there. the public schools Of Aber-
decn have suspended.
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Last year Dr.. Crigler, Of Ok
dbbcha county, planted 30 acres
Of land in oats and gathered there
from 900 bushels. which sold for
Is cents per bushcl. amounting to
$6sy.oo.
A citizen Of Mount Pleasant,
Marshall county, has found some
relics Of the late fernando hurri-
cane-among the number one OF
DR.. Laudcrdale's books, which
was blown a distance Of foyfv
miles.
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PETERSBURG.

ANY OF THE NORFOLK AND WEST.
~ p's ~, roAp-REApJusrsR MEETINGS.
ssN ",srrlctL ASSOCIATION - NARROW
FSsS, FROM peATH KILLED BY A SPRING
So" PETERSBURG MILITARY At YORKTOWN.
d,nc, Of the Richmond nispa'chl
reHH'' APRIL 10, 1881.
,n,w,uc.uamed gentlemen, il is su.
fse iv"Si stated. have been appointed 10
|ewaNN' ,.c Rolrd of Directors OF the
csa'illu' Western railroad under the re-
yNioh 49, 49, ~ the Atlantic, Mississippi
sysalI'..'r~. i,road: Clarence III. Clark. +.
50 y.,so>. William Z: Royce r. y, h'm'
Ee.gS" george l.. Tyler, OF New York;
lsA so"c ltrs. c. c. Baldwin, X. B. Mn
sore " ~ word, and w. Il. Isbam, OF
no ., az John r. Whitehead, OF Nor
Pneo,, r,r,bnr Johnston, OF Petersburg;
81 '' AZ ,,a,ham. Of Lynchburg; and
Callf> Nv y" If Abingdon. {. &. Baldwin,
Thsd h.',."h,s. j. president OF the Louis
q P@D">x,.syille railroad, aud several OF
vile aae y ~. ere members OF the Board of
II. s,'oc'ie.' nat a., road '
pr,'onS SHs.,crs Of Prince George and
lss ,i S Coanties held meetings at their
pa"wsN ,,arl.houses Yesterday aud ap.
nsp,'',N,s ,,-s,ss 10 the 2d-of-Junc conyen-
ponIe1r 10 Clmeron was recommended
tor. ,.,e for Governor, aud The course
$ tae.l g" Malone was endorsed.
q Gem n Li,tletOn Hatchett and Henry
I', -, murder Is progressing In the
Gao. mn 'e' n Brunswick county, and il
C'e'N viu last for several days longer.
; lA'' 5,'"-,-,,,s and physicians will meet to-
20 ". ~ ercs>'ze a pharmacenlcal associ'
80 ',i,'ec, officers for the inst year.
ST.. evening. while a part, OF dozen
~ - ri his city we're returning up
tom q pleasure trip IN small
q 49, ri The number were smartly
,..shrq .udden lightning-Siroke. One
~" v.ior J. Il. Boardley, was stunned
G .'' ..-,,iil',y and fen overheard in deep
A. soon A. possible the party re-
So, IN. rescue, aud just managed to
t:@ 7, vas several hours before be
- -s.,o,.iio consciousness. To-day he
3 .. w. J,rrsr. lcolored). while trying to
a., The mouse OF Mr.. William \.
.'N .,peL,Iprl, last night, was Instantly
e., hr ibe discharge Of a spring-gun,
80 A,'.s had been sci for the protection OF
s-', - and IL contents by the owner,
bo5l,,, bone 10 attend TO business at
>,n.h,mp:oD court. ,.
~ C,iier Z. Bishop was last night re-
- n-,>i.leni Of the ApDOmstlcS Boat
D.t The GA Dominion Boat CLUB yes
,.,3,, received i beautiful paper boat,
nd, especially 90 order.
The Petersburg GrayS. Captain Carey,
,'.d.elied 20 attend and take part in the
yvsroNn Centennial celebration. This
=. ,roh4h'y be the only white military
'.-.o.nr present from Petersburg.
1.-THE meeting Of the Episcopal sunday
,,,,,l. # ,ai, CITY held last night the total
s-aizl,,on # The Union was reported 10
= y otggrS. l3l teachers. and l,1OS
.'.r. ROBiN ADAIR.
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rlre IN . Lunatie AsyInm.
DESPERATE EFFORTS TO SAVE THE INMATES
A HERO's GALLANT AND SUCCESSFUL HGscUl

DESPERATE EFF0RTs TO SAVE TIE INMATES
A HERO's GALLANT AND SUCCESSFUL RESCUE
OF TWO PATIENTS.
ANNA, ILLINOIS. April ia fire broke
out IN the bathroom on the fourth floor Of
tue north wing OF The Illinois Southera
Hospital for The Insane at this place at 1l:3O
O'Clock last night. After settiDg the patients
ont an effort was made to check The flames.
but as the building had Mansad roof, II
was not until the centre building was
reached that the tire was Mustered. Three
patients were discovered IN room In The
second story OF the north wing entirely sur.
rounded by the flames. The throng upon
the ground witnessed with breathlees ey-
ettemeDt the frantic efforts OF The poor fel.
lows TO burst through the grated win.
dows. ladder was procured and Placed
near the window, and although the flames
curled around the laddeF three times, men
started up. but were forced by the heat to
return. Finally one gallant fellow namrd
Grace ran mp the ladder, tArust an axe into
the window, and commanded coiOred pa.
tlent named Mason TO cut his way out. The
lattey simply pushed the axe away. Again
1t was given him, and the crowd below, as
with one voice, yelled to him to eut the
grating loose. This time be did 1t, and es-
capped. Grace again showed his courage by
ascending the ladder and going i8sS tie
room, now ablaZe all over with the waEs
tumbipg ~ every direction. and after
hand-to-hand struggle VITA paJient
named NeCaIand, who was nearly
dead from the heat but desperate.
" determined to stay in his room.
Grace forced him beadong through the
WINDOW, and parties outside saueht bin.
Grace Inhaled the heat and suffered lstfr-
naly afterwards, but is not in danger. A
patient from Monroe county named y. Fer
ke was burned To death. These patients
were all taken from the halls, bat in some
way wandered back. Three fire companies
from Cairo arrived at $50 O'Clock, and are
working upon the ruins. The superinlend-
'ent. Or. Werdner, is in Chicago on bust
ness. The loss is estimated at $50, 900.
FeIkle Is the only patient missing.
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Texas Crimes and Casualties.

DALLAS, April 10.-WilIilm Price, stocH
droyer, was killed on Saturday near IeIreiI
by the accidental discharge OF pislol "nIch
scyu from the nocket OF a coat which he was
taking from his wagon. The ball took elect
in his head, causing instant death.
FL PAso, April Bon sunday nlsht' Is
Dallas StudemeyeI. city marshal, accom-
nanied by DIR. Cummings, was walking up
he street the two were confronted by Will
liam johnson, ex-city marshal, who pre-
s sen" a shot,gun and demanded the sur
render of some keys, when the hrlng began,
but the shotgun missed hre; s,u S n'iIeh
received a wound in the heel, but ne klIieu
'O TvAIDF, April l9.-On saturday night {.
roun 'n man named Amos MeDie, living at
f Eureka Creek, attempted to raise bis gun II
from the ground while be was =, Oh d h nv,se'
back. and The hammer catching In a oru rush,
Jiscb,roed both barrels 10 his face, carrying
away the upper part of his head and pro-
ducjng instant death.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


News and Gossip -Yesserday's
senate Proceedings, the Deadlock No
Nearer an End-The Practice.ship Constitu-
zion Arrived az Ptney Peint-Fire In nm iii.
nois Insane Hospital; a HERDS Desperate
ETerts az Rescue Dangerous Illness Of
Hon. N. P.O'Connor, of South Carolina An
Episcopal Ministers Change Of Fnith-Pro.
testing Agains, the Drummcrs' Tax in
Texas-A Soso,ooo BIaze AZ Meridian.
Miss Thomas J. Dejarncuc Acquitted
Texas Crimes and Casuai,ies-Op Opening OF
the International Monetary Conference
Count Won Arnim Dying-Res ignation Of she
Russian Censor OF the Press
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LATES FOREIGN NEWS.
The international Monetary Confer


PARIS, April 10.-The international Mo-
Notary Conference was opened here at ,
O'Clock this afternoon by NJ. Bartholemy It.
Hllaire, Minister OF Foreign Affairs. who
welcomed the foreign delegates, and said
the object OF the Conference was 10 endea-
yor to establish 4 normal monetary standard
instead OF the shattered equilibrium OF the
past, and to consider the best means for
| reyenting a recurrence Of disastrous
crisis. He excused himself from entering
further upon 80 complex and difficult a
question. upon which ADLER mind, than his
had adopted the most opposite opinions.
He concluded by declaring that II the Con-
ference did not achieve immt diate success
it would at least have raised controversies
which are indispensable to truth, and estab-
llshed principles which will bear fruit in
the future.
Russian state Questions 10 be COnsid-
cred.
LONDON, April 19.-Tbe st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Daily NelcS writes rs
follows "The Car recently presided at
council Of Ministers at which the PROPOSE
ton OF General Melkof, confirmed by the
late Car, for conyOkiDg the committee OF
elected representatives for The consideration
of Stale questions, was discussed. The re-
suit was that nine members OF The council
were in favor OF the proposal and five
against it. The Emperor then announced
that he agreed with the majority, and that
the Minister OF the Interior would issue the
necessary ukase."
Count Won Arnim Dying.
BERLIN, April ia telegram from Nice
SAYS: Count Henry Won Arnim is dy-
ing
The Censor Of the Press i'm Russia Re-
signs.
LONDON, April ia 81. Petersburg dis
patch SAYS: M. ID baza, Censor OF the
Press, has resigned"
N0te.-M. D'AbaZl fayOlS liberal atti-
tude towards the pres.