New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08

wars that country may DO guaranteed similar I'm.
munity with Belgium. by means Of treaties with the
Great Powers.
The writer who has pretty regularly contrib.
ued Sensational articles to the Paris Voairs over thu
signature Of "Argus recently for forsine
NJ Cots name to order the cashier OF the Theatre
Francas for 815 francs Among the startling stories
which "Argus" has lately asked the public
to believe on the strength Of his
assertion was to the effect that the Popes
rst Secretary was murdered by the Jesuits 1t prob
able that scandals Of the Papa Court win hereafter oo
cupy less space In the columns OF VottdtTe. :
One of the characters in Fedora remarks in
the OF the plays Lately there was talk in tina
Chan Der OF expelng Russian who mad fixed bis abode
I'm Paris. There was long debate, law was passed
and In the end nothing done" At the uttaranca n,
this phrase during the first performances after the aress
OF Prince Napoleon the audience into roar OF good
natured laughter. Not quite universal howev ar waa
the enjoyment OF the next sentence Of the pay
not be expelled unless he dsturbs public order winch
you Will acknowledge, Is not the case"
When Margaret, infant daughter of William
NJ WINS, lately the airy and the partner OF
Mayor race, chrstened few days ago at Freehold
NJ j. she probably totally that her neck was
encrcled by Lace Of great antiquity antqui
ties go In this young country The lace and
In 1850 by Mrs. Margaret Mccall swift OF Phiadel.
phia, the greatgreatgrea grandmother Of the small
Margaret Of to-day and having been admired at OF
Nashlngon's receptions and on mary loss portentous
OCCASIONS has descended through numerous proud pos
SCISSORS to Miss Margaret Morrison, of HIghtstown.
When the limited English mail train reached
Rugby on January 90 the guard found mat young
man had committed suicide in Of the rst-cass
riages. On his person found a scaled envelope
addressed containing the following letter. apparently
written by woman, the names having been cut out:
my dearest -, just one line to say all will be as you
wish. Will you come and Wednesday evening,
about seven, as / shall stay n tomorrow night My
only wish for the future will be your happiness and
love-" On the back Of the letter was written in a
shaky and apparently disguised hands "My
last and greatest wish is that may be forgotten
by every earth except whom hope to meet
In heaveDor hell Perhaps this will convince her that
do love Tor did love- her most sincerely" ln the en-.
velOpe bunch OF artificial yiolets aud N the pockee
loaded fve-chamoered revolver az wei ~ cert noats
OF discharge as steward from tue ship Celtic, r. yer-
pool, dated August % ast, OF James Wilson. aga
twenty-fUur, birthplace, Flint.
A report FROM Vladimir, in the Government
Of Vohy supposed to illustrate the ramihcstions Of
the Nihiist conspiracy in Russia Several persons
cupyng high official and social position the district.
story goes have lately received threatening let
ters sgned by "The Socialist Committee" One OF tho
documents addressed TO The Governor himself, ana
threatened hin with death unless no forwarded the sum
OF 3, 900 roubes q place named by a certain day.
Trustworthy person sent TO the appointed spot,
which was carefully watched by strong body Of subor'
dnate officials. AT midnight the mysterious author OK
the letter made his appearance to receive the money,
and recognized by the watchers, to their utter De-
wildprment AZ the Chief OF Police lie instantly ar
rested and remains in strict confinement On
examination It was found that his writing
corresyonded with that tae threatening letters.
II the Chief ot Police supposed that the Governor would
fail to take advantage OF the suggested rcndcZvOus
seize the cuprt he must have been remarkably nDC OF
his position. On the whole it must be admitted that the
story is rather shady