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Crozet the celebrated French actress, Las tired from
the Theatre tranctsc on pension.
Mile Cr0,zctte is said TO have been born after he
Revolution 1878 her birthplace being st. Petersburg
OF her father very tlc known, except that he OF
noble descent. Her grandfather wac in hiH time the
lessee or proprietor of many snd in Russia
He was also an actor and often appeared IN plays writ
zen by himself lie had daughter, Nine CrOlzettc,
who was Drough, up as ballet dancer She 0massed
fortune the production Of balle- and then left Russia
with her daughters. SAc took up her Tsiience a
Versailles, where -he sought to bring up her daughters
without expo uy thom 10 The dangers sh Ia passed
through one If Gcr daughters became the wife ~
C.roms Duran lie artist and another married honor
ahc man In business Nile. Croilette reat TO the
Hotel de Vile to prepare Der elf 70 become loVt rnt -
SIC passed Ter examination successfully but her efforts
L. ohJaiu pupils unrewd!dei About tins time
broken down actress c,lcd b. the CrozO,,e girls the
OuccI. of Holland, - frequent visitor az Madame
Crozettcs sne would alk Tor hours about actors and
actresses and now and then Madame CrOiLette would
recall some OF her early history. Before long Nile
Croizette began 20 wonder way she sloud not become
an actress and sae would often s AZ the feet OF the
Queen OF Holland" repeating verse ant fancyinS she
could put her soul what sEc saying. At length
tie old said 10 the exbIiletGanccr: II were
you saouI put that girl the stage; she Will do. you
know" Nine. CIozctt' finally consented TO ALLOW the
young girl TO have her way and after receiving some in
srlcton Ir0u Bfcssaht Hhe entered ne CoAseNl loft
There she studied the classics Tor TWO years an there
she gained her first success I'm her mpcr-OnatiOn OF
Serib.s QUcci me- taking the prize OF honor. She
made her d"Dnt at TIE Theatre FraDeds III the same
pa.t wearing a dress drsi igued h. her brO.hcIn-laT
from copy Of the Hampton Court portrait OF Queen
Auue. For two years she ana ner bcst In
X iciue and MOlicrc, lg. the public had grown
tired Of the old plays and wanted At last II.
Perrin became Lc ccr Oh the theatre, and b. soon
saw that Nile Croilette lust The energetic and aI
Inc actress who could introduce new lie into the Ola
hOu,e lie her the principal part IA "EEte
d. ia SAINT Martin" aud she was rec.lvod with great
applause AItcr that sIc hccaIne iaYOritc with The
public and made sUcictarc of TIE theatre. Her
tnuupis, however probably reached their climax when
size Al pcarct liz Octave f"GeCs sphinx " ana ven
Iurod 10 "Sbbit sensational OF dcdth b. poison.
Although popular with tie public lie. Cro.Lattc fond
o. retirement, she has made OF her nom, artistic
museum. und her friends Size paint
alld Ihln HctOrR.
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FREIGHT TRAINS WRECKED.

Troy, n. Y, Dec. 3O.-A wcst-bOuud freight
train on the Boston, HOosac Tunnel and Western Rail
road plunged Of an open switch Schaghtcoke This
morning. Two and the locomotive landed ia the
TOoslc River fifteen feet below the track The train
hands were saved by jumping The loss amounts TO about
5000.
LANCASTER Penn, Dee 3O-A freight train on the Port
Deposit Railroad thrown from the track at Columbia
this morning by loose wheel No hurt but
two cars laden with potatoes were demolished The
track was torn mp for great distance OCcasOng CON
siderable detention 10 travel.
PROVIDENCE, Dec 3O-This afternoon when freight
train l02, the NewYork and New England Railroad,
drawn by two engines, from Wllmantc to This city
near Sterling, Conn, the air drum OF engine No. 20
dropped, throwing the tender and dive frOm the
track and down an emDankment The were badly
wrecked The DAMAGE estimated at $4,000. No one
injured.
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cial authority that the British army OF occupation IN
Egypt is 10 be reduced one hah
dispatch from Berlin to The ST. Jdn1eFs dase,e s'!
that ON the reassembly OF the Rechstag the German
War office will submit supplementary demands TO meet
the increased military expenditure
Berlin dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph Con-
pany says the Bishops have unitediy maue p'i'u'o
representations TO the Emperor begging permission o
the Bishop OF Fulda to return TO his diocese
The Monde OF Paris, publishes n telegram from Rome
announcing that the negotiations between Germany ana
the Vatican have resumed on bases which anoru
prospect OF a complete settlement OF tne ulnefehooe
between them.
The North German Gazette, OF Berlin publishes teie-
gram from Mexico stating that when the Senate adopted
the new treaty OF Commerce and Navigation with Ger
many they prolonged the operation oil the present eay
until the end OF June, 1888.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A CHANGE OF RECEIVER SHIP.

CHANGE OF RECEiVERSHfP.
was his his morning appcne Of the Fkn ns
tiOn for Savings npllc' o. winthrop Do VOL deceased
BOSTON TONNAGE STATISTICS
Boston. Dec. 3O.-ihr statistic, of tonnage hui (
twelve sco6ncrs ana iour sloops Ths To- a. tonnage is E
COINAGE AT THE PHILADELPHIA MINT.
PHnAD. LPiiIA, Dec. 3O.-lhe coinage executed
81 81 sHs @ GS pGce Ssas %G "S a. n a @ IN 9 &
4oJo29J were Of gold 1904 OF silver and 6OOss 900
SALARIES OF MINING OFFICIALS REDUCED
san FRANCISCO, Dee. 3O.-At meeting Of the
II h Cqnso'S Sa R 60 s9nrG M @ by es
all officials. leaving the miners wages untouched
KILLED By A FALLING TREE
RoCHEsTER, y. T., Dee 30.-Alned Allen, of
In the woods wAere he was chopping.
ANOTHER PARK FOR BOSTON.
Boston, Dec. 3O.-ihe cl has purchased Woods
Island in Fast Boston containing over twenty for
template parkway 100 feet wide from Bonnnst st. to
COTTON SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE.
NoRLOLk; Vay De. 3O-In 'he month ending to-
day 0747s bales Of cotton were shipped Europe
BOSTON MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
BOsTON, Dec. 30.-iiu2h O'Brjeu was to-day
unanimously nominated 10 be chairman OF the Board Of Alder
men and j. Flynn was nominated to be president OF
THE SAINT NICHOLAS BANK OF NEw.YORK. ~
ALBANY, Dec. 50 he Saint Nicholas National
Rank of Ns%y CITY changed to-day state bank with
Bank Of New YorK.
ZINC COMPANY IN EAST TENNESSEE.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. 3O.-Ine East Tennessee Val
ley 21c COMPANY M orsaa1ed e, short time tin ago. with ~ capital
naces aud buildings this city The furnaces VIII be In
operation by spring
NEW.YORK COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
ALBANY, Dec. 30 Among the cOmuIIles ncOr-
poTaIsl New-York brooklyn Electric
Light Company York, capital Sj. 100 the Bridge
Street Ferry Company orun Dei"eea Ne".iork ana Brook
Ign, capital 100000.
THE ZETAPSI FRATERNITY.
BosTON. Dec. 3O.-lhc Grand Chapter ot the
Fraternity VIII hold its annual convention hero Jan
Grafton will be delivered THURSDAY
The Rev pr Almond Gnnnson Of Brooklyn am poem by
william If. McI.rUy Of New YOIB.
DEATH ON a RAILROAD TRAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 30.-A man supposed to he
Gilbert Palmc about thirty found deai IN closet
NewlOrk tram whi.o nearing this city this u.
The supposed be- dcllCae from the u
earned with hin, lot ot medicine
THE ARNOLD ARBORETUM IN BOSTON
BOSION, Dee. 3O-lhs papers passing the control
Of the Arnold rborttum from the trustees o Harvard col
lecc tO the gutJtt OF the City ~ Boston
drige ct IN. afternoon. The authorities
c 10 Improve tho ahO which viii DO Of The
leading attractions IA the stem Of pubic parkA
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STEEL FORKS CLOSED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 30.-Anotice has been
posted in the large shops OF the Cleveland Rolling Ail
Company announcing the Closing Of the Besscmer Steel
Works until further notce. This Includes the rail mills,
two rod mills, the Booth drill, two bars mills the
pudding mill the guide mill aud several smaller
ones. At least 1000 viii be affected. President
Chisholm saws that the mills will be closed simply for
The uurpO-c ae O STOCK, B the case
every year. lie expects to resume work IN the second
week In January ,ie inventory 'e ccfn
ple:cd 10 reduction u WaZ- Is contemplated Ou or
AFTER January l. II II announced that the Ncwhurg
lls viii, January l. reduce the wages of employees
Lru.u - 10 - nCAt
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CRIMES AND cASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
MURpERER SENTENCED.


BALTIMORE, Dec, 30.-Ruprrt pencer convicted
Of murder IN the second degree for sng Robert 80 "df
oday sentenced 10 thirteen years in the Penit"ntiiy
40 BE TRIED FOR FORGERY.
BALTIMORE, Dec 3U.--llruTy ClcarY, brought
from Clinton Prison. y. Y short time since 10 a,wer
cLag Of forgery IA THIS city tce wears % was given
hcarng today aEl pleaded not guilty HIS bail was nAed al
$1,000
DISSIPATION ENDING IN SUICIDE
ROCHESTER. y. y, Dec. 3p.-James Brown, q
SoloIh porter in the gymoy Of II4non MATHEW IA aaTG
throat. The caus- II attributed Ia dissipation.
DROWNED WHILE SKATING.
WILKES BARRE, PeIn Dec. 3O.-CharleS Bitten
bende and Rosa Goighy fel ino air hole wle skating
ed but the latter disappeared the Whch
pre-. ent.i ali attempts at saving her.
DISAPPEAEANCE OF AN ACCUSED Man.
NILLIAMSPORT, Penn, Dec. 3O-EK-COuutY Jom-
missioner Nc Kinney smith. tal for perjury forgery
ana consl acy was mp week IN The CRIMINAL
COuit, has lied. His whereabouts II unknown
PROBABLY SHOT BY ACCIDENT
GALVEsroN Icxts, Dec. 3D.-t dIsp,trh 10 I'M
Necs from Lou2yew says that James az age eghtc
was shot day aud II Il thought motay wounded IL Is
Supposed thai the shot Intended suGlher person
FATAL ACCIDEN r 10 \ HUNTER.
Lew isBCRG, Ic M, Dec. 3O.-While John ).
SchTack wealthy farmrr living and friends
wec on hunting expedition yesJcrdy their wagon upset o..
The rough mountain foal ana ON ~ te guns Academia ~
dchlIPed ts coAtents into dr SchracA ncuns inuics
from which lac has since died.
A BOSTON CLERKS DEFALCArION.
B1sTON Dee. 3O.--lt has been found that the
clerk Of The Police Comnssonr to whom had been IN
trusted the duty Of collecting fees Tor licenses u horse car
aud divers paces II amusement pnyaiu de-
tcliyct elauic iu ihe Ot tllI cj. restitution
has been made anu the cluTh suspended.
Two DEA FHs FROM AALPRACTICE .
SPRINGFIfLD. Mass. Dee. 3O.-NT~. George har-
ne, ooofcd, died on THURSDAY ron the tnecs oi
he BODY Ss eShumcd 70 day aud pos noriem 81 aha. ma
held at which clear proofs a. 10 the 1iuso o nel
death Obtained Airs nughea also cooitd aie iton
the same cause this evening before her deAth The ~ei
confessed.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERy NEWS


BIRTHS AND DEATHS N ST. LOUIS.
ST. L0CIS, Dee. 3O.-lhc total number of
deaths in Ills city thIs year 7,oi7 This makes the
annual deah rate 1919 per 1000, estimating the pOpua-
tOa at 100000 The number OF births thls year was
S,4lL
PAPER COMPANYS FAILURE.
Louisville, Dec. c.3O.-Gde BraHnOu-Justi Pa
per Company made an assignment to-day 90 j. H. Byrue.
Their Liabilities estimated at $4,000 and their asse
cover most of the claims TAe VI the failure is the
depression ~ the paper trade.
ASKING THE CHARITY OF SILENCE.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. c.30.-Dayid FurntsUn makes
statement that he used the public funi- while a canii.
date for oice,and pantiyeY asks the charity OF silence
for the sake Oi his her. vic and litt!c ones
THE LOUISVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
LOUISVILLE, Dee. 3O.-G. W. Levi, assistant
CHIEF tas been dismissed from the Fire Depirtmen and
Captain u. Adds. tWent gf0ur ye IN the department
hab been appointed 10 succeed hm.
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simile series the Dante drawings by Bottcein'
which form the jewel of the Hamilton Collec''o"'
lately secured by the Berlin authorities Ihis Nus
given much pleasure in the English art world which
is much annoyed at losing the collection.
"MR IsAACs" COMMENDED.
The latest effort of American authorship MI
Isaacs," has received very favorable comment IN
certain London newspapers. e' W. g
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PROFESSOR PALMER's MURDERERs.

LoNDoN, Dec. 3O-A telegram received at tho
Admiralty Office from Suez states that nine OF the
principal culprits out of twenty-one Bedouns I'M
plicated in the murder of Professor Palmer party,
have been captured together with the wives anu
otherrelatives the remaining Important criminals
who will be held az hostages The murdererS oi
Professor Palmer and Captain Gill are amqpg tng l9
prisoners Sufficient evidence has been coiIectcu
for a trial Of the prisoners.
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TIE MONMOUTH coCNTY LIQCOR SUITS

FREEHOLD, n. j., Dee. 3O-The suits
brought by the ocean Grove Campmeeiing Association
against BaIZa Grover ana Aaron Eldrige for selling
liquor before tie Monmouth County courts this
week. on an appeal tnkcJ y tbc d-fcndau's The char
ter ih- CdmpmcctIg Association prOhntS the selling
of Liquor within mile o. heir grounds In al directions
G,fCIC1nt so 81 uJT at Neptune City, within the
prescribed limits, and c.inrd that the rule, ordinances
aud chartered rights 0i the Campmcetiug Association
could not c1tcnd into other municipalities decision
has been Tered, redAirniug the former decision
nd ~. .ur OF tMc LamnIl- tlmn 4 A.sncallyn.
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N. GAMYErrNs CONDITION.

PARIS. Dec. 3O-To-day's issue of the ReP"o''g"'
Franchise NJ. Gambettas paper, saws the doc'or WIN
visited 81. Gambetta yesterday afternoon "Sco.-
taued that the inflammation was extending ot'
ward toward the skin. and that the condtcn Oh ''e
lower intestines was unchanged. There was s'iR''
return of fever during the day and he passeo rest
less night President GAevy made inquiries re8aru-
ing the patient last evening.
TovDoy. Dec. 3O-A Paris dispatch TO The Times
of to-day saws when the physicians visited NJ Gam
betta this morning they observed some symptoms
of erysIpelas.
Later.-M Gqmbetta's condition is slightly I'M
proved this evening, but it is still critical.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Saturday, Dec 30, 1882.
The Egyptian budget shows surplus OF 42'OOO ster
hing
The corporation OF Cork have voted $500 toward the
proposed Industrial Exhibition.
Wood Bastwck Hail. In Norfolk, private seat, has
been destroyed by hre Damage 2i9,0OO.
The Common Council OF Vienna has approved scheme
for the embankment of the Danube costing 100000
forms
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CRUlSE or 4 BOSTON YACHT.

BosTON, Dec. 3O.-The schooner Yacht Actea,
owne b. David rof tis cy,arryed here to-day.
The Yacht left Boston Nay -, having board OF
twelve men he owner Charles Lon fellow, and james
Barber ana arrived Cowes, Eng. twenty four days
laJer on September they sailed for Brest France, and
aIcra short stay here went Portugal CldIz, Gbral-
tar Morocco MADEIRA Cane Verde Islands and thcucC to
Havana making the rIip acgol- in if cen days They
hl ret sail for whore they arrived December
~ aud on WeIncs lay they started for Boston.
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AV I-VKNOWN STEAMSHIP sunk.

LoADOy Dec 30-1:3O p. ln.-A dlS2'ich from
Roci.'s Point al the entrance of Cork Iarbor. Ire
land. saws thit large steamer has sunk oil there
No nar- .plals OF the disaster have been received
Lqfc-A late. dispatch from Roche's Point says
The steamer tnat sauk of there was coaster. The
crew were saved.
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FIGHTING 0N CHRISTMAS DAY.

MACON, Ga, Dec. 30.-A fight between 4
family OF drunken negroes and the Marshal Oconne
Christmas Day led to the report Of riot there. The
Washington brothers colored, five in number resisted
arrest attacking the marshal The citizens went to MS
assistance viii @ Ira Lawson assisted the Washington
brothers. I.niSes and pistols were drawn by both
parties, and tlrcc whites and fOur negroes wc.c
Wognued. Ira Lawson WAS the ONLY peasJn seriously
Inn
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HE Gas TRUST SUIT 70 PROCEED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30.-By an opinion of
judge Alison delivered this morning in the Gas Trust
Equity suit, denying motion of the trustees to file
special plea 20 the ctys BILL the last obstacle to Issue
the city and its agents removed and the de-
fendlns must at the allegations Indiyidu-
ally and under oath before examiner be appointed
nv bg urf
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sI-IcIDEOF COUNT Won WINPFFEN.

PARIS Dee. 3O-Couut Won Wimphen, the Auslro-
Hungarian Ambassador here, committed suiclte 20
day lie left his home il carriage, at 10 oc'ock 'hS
morning after having tenderly embraced his children
An hour and half later be alightod from The car
riace in the Avenue Narcoau and. 'eaning against a
building, drew revolver and sh0t himseI III @ S,io
rtoht tcinpe the bali passing ont through thc op-
n7-i'e sIie of the forehead Daring the I's' ie"
days Count Won Wimplien exhibited cohldera-
b mental excitement caused by auuoyances con-
't"d With Lrs official duties and the tur..5lnnC
of a new hou.c when ne was 20 occupy a. the hcau
onorlrrs of The AustIO-HuugaIldn embassy.
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TR4NSFER or TELEGRAPH LINES.

DETROIT, Dee. 30.-It is understood that
about l4OO miles OF telegraph lines chiefly III Western
ana Southern Michigan will pass into the possession Of
the Western Union Company January l. under a con
tr c by which that company has thereafter the lease OF
The lines with tne optiun Of purchase. They
buit and owned by the Michigan Telegraph Company.
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YAIuELESS BONDS.

QUEBEC, Dec. 30.-,Indgment has been givel
declaring vaueoss tho bonds of the Lewis and Kennebe
Railroad presented for payment hy II and handed {
the city collateral security by Baron Grant on IN
ground tlat they were Ill gay Issued.
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FLOODS IN EUROPE.

WorMs. Dee 3O.-The dykes Oh both sides of tie
kline have burst and al the low lying districts are
flooded.
LYONS. Dec. 3O-Thc river Sacnc has risen to
ureat height. reaching tine level OF 500. The Mayor
has warned the inhabitants a5al nst dausec from an
overflow.
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THE FREEDOM OF THE PANAMA CANAL.

MADRID. Dec 3O.-lhe Red Boob just puDlIsAeu
contains q note dated March 10, from Marquis de
Vega de Armio, .the Spanish roreign MniSter' 10
the Spanish Minister at Washington, examining
and rclu'ing he principles enumerated III MI
Baiue5 circular, supporting The view that the pest
mooe Of guaranteeing freedom of tr2ihc IN the fl-
tu.e Panama Canal Is for the United States to i'Ii
the terms OF the Clay on -Bulwer treaty, 1t may
DE- uo,cd that an incomplete summary Ol tAe docu-
ment Lad been preYIOusly pubLsL-l.
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4 SNOW STOAA IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Dee. 3O.-lt showed here
all last nignt and the greater portion OF to-day. The
snow Is from seyen 10 eight inches deep
PErERsBURG Va. Dec. 30.-A snow storm has pre-
vailed mere since O'Clock last night The ground Is
covered ~ the depLn OF several inches.
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HIGHEAY ROBBERY IN VERMONT

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Dec. 30.-Samuel
starkweuter, butcher OF Willamstown. while driving
through the "Dugway" notorious place near POwnal
Vt, at 10 o'clock iast night stopped by
who asked him for his watch and tuen knocked him
from bis sleigh and robbed him OF $50 in money and
prOnertY XNlued $40.
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THE LEADTILLE BULLIOYPRODUcE

DENVER, Col, Dec. 30.-The bullion pro-
duct OF the Leadye District for the last quarter as
follows; Pounds OF lead 7000, ,22S Of silver
l,336,2l2 ounces Of sold 2,911 Total currency value
TJ,7S3 127 The total value Of the output for eGch OF
the laat fOur years has been TlO3331JO, SI4lS7G97
Hl3l1O.116 ana kl ,22O. s93. respnctiYclY.
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that the Mother Superior and the Sisters at the Convent
and the Catholic people generally did not try TO prevent
the marriage OF Sister Mary Paul 70 DR. Ross He SAYS
the Sister by her act has communicated herse from
the Church
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GENTUCKY WHhKEY INTERESTS.

Louisville, Dec. 30.-A largely attended
meeting OF representative in the whiakcy trade
was held here to-day the Board og Trade rooms Res
oluOns adopted asking Congress to take favOra.
pie action soon upon the pending bl cXteading the
bonded period.
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OPPOSING 4 REDUCTION or DUTY

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 3O.-At q meeting of
the soft coal producers held in This city today COM
lntee was appointed to visit Washington and present
to the Ways and Means Committee OF tie House a pro
te aguus the proposed reduction IN the duty soft
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SISTER N4RY PAUDS MARRIAGE.

YANKroN, ID. r., Dee. 3O.-Father Willard,
of the Roman Catholic Church. IN lons communication
publsLed ia The Pres GHd DukotGn to-day, cxpalus
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FOREIGN NEWS.
rrrrs OF INTEREST in MANY LANDS

..,r,,r OF COUNT Won wIMPFrSN-GAMDhIi IA >
fUiOi''' rlxrss-rBE PANAMA CANAL
r,s London cable letter to THE TFIBuSE
lac '' Sir Charles Dixie will, in all prob
9,,;,r sa!S v' be appointed President of the
ao'i'5' Roarl. Addressing his consttu-
on Friday nicht he intimated that he had
.,'T hnscd his opinions since his fist appeal TO
CI'a,seo Sn" when he was probably guilty OF scat
ter-brained utterances. 1t Is thouSh' 'hH'
Combetta's Illness viii result in his dea'h'
The Russo-German war scare has passed away:
Tbe National Land League is to be restrained
thin ibe limits of the Land Act. The Count
,-on Wjmpfcn has committed suicide III Pans.
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RETIREMENT or CROIZErTE.

IARIs, Dec. 3O.-lllle. Sophie AleXandrna
CrOzet the celebrated Frcnch actress Las rtte ed from
the Theatre tranct4sc Is pension
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-, or COUNT Won WIMPti "N-"A -"
kCiO''' thy PANAMA CANAL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-04-13
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