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ceiving Victor Hngo's message, but she OBJ
served the precedenta by referring it with


served the precedents by referring it with
out comment to the home secretary.
Gen. Pryor, O'Donnell's American coun-
sci, is credited with having received
"a, 900 and Mr.. Charles Russell 500 guineas
OF the amount contributed for the defense
of O'Donnell, the balance of the fund 60
ing to the support of the deserted wife of
the executed man. The amount she re-
celveo, however, cannot be large.
THE FENIAN SCARE
Is subsIding. owing to the repeated official
contradiction OF sensational rumors which
are chiefly trsceable to the central news
agency. The United freshman demands
that England should step in and check the
organized circulation of these falsehoods.
which itssye, help to fan the English craze
about dynamite and invinoibIes." Through
their lies" the United Irishman says
The English mind becomes inaamed into
the passage Of coercion b;lls.'' Mr. Par
neil Intends to summon a conference of
tbs Irish parliament party for the 9th of
February in Dublin, in order to conoot a
plan OF campaign in the next session of
parliament.
LABoE TROUBLES.
The strike of the cotton wssvers in Lam
cashire and the mines in Yorkshire in
creases in proportions, Twenty six thous-
and looms xre idle in Blackburn, and four
teen thousand in Darwin padishem. At
many places the operatives are accepting
reduction of per cent. in their wages
The Operatives association is
trying to fight the battle io
dsseil by bringing out the operatives
In swo or three towns at time. The
Aaaufaehursrs' association meet this
move by adopting short time in all the
mills that are running.
The Yorkshire miners demand an ad-
vance Of 10 per cent. in their wages. The
strike agitation is spreading in the iron
districts Of the north of France, Lorraine
and In esher districts. majority of the
Iron manufacturers i'll Lorraine are reduc-
ing the wages Of their employees to 10
per cent, and limiting the number of
workmen and the hours of labor.
THE AMERICAN BISHOPS.
The last collective audience of
the American bishops with the
pope was held on Tuesday. The
result of the conference will be kept secret
until after the archbishops have held
council with their colleagues of the Amer
lean episcopate. Two couaciis are to be
held in Baltimore. The first will take
place early In the spring, and the other,
which will be great plenary council, in
October or November, when a general
episcopal deliveranoe will be issued to
american Catholics. All reports of the
appointment of papal nuncio to the
United States are premature.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The queen of England will go to the
north of Italy in the spring. The empress
of Austria has ordered that her stables IN
England be dismounted, as her physician
has forbidden her to hunt.
WALES sNUBBED.
The iron workers at Stockton, in Lees,
were asked to take a holiday on the o.
casion of the approaching reception of the
Prince of Wales at that place. They de-
clined to do 30, and also refused to sub
scribe to fund for the decoration of the
town. The prince has been warned of the
republican sentiment prevailing among
some of the Inhabitants of Stockton. 1t is
doubtful if he will receive warm recep-
ton.
Marie ColombIer, whose encounter with
Sarah Berbhsrdt this week, has been the
talk of Paris and London, has sent COM
nunication to the Par's papers 10 which
she says that if Sarah Bernhardt had read
Sarah Barnum" the work of Mile Colom-
bier, at which Mime BernharoJ took of
fence, che would have seen that the hero
1ne was phantszy and would have avoid
ed the poniard and horeswhip scene in
Mile OoIOmbier's apartment. Mile Col
ombier denies shat she was struck by Mime
Bsrnhart, and says she Witnessed
the scene of Mme. Bernhard's anger with
out being visible. She adds: Before
she romance appeared, being warned that
l mix mt BIS accused of pointing to Sarah
Bsrnhardt, I cont letter TO Sarah dis
claim ns any reference to her, and after
ward met her ana her son, neither of whom
com pinined at the work.
A sKoosD MANA.
Lsonie Dutertn, recently leader of the
deInI monde, has committed suicide by
taking pru.sic acid she at one time
lived IN splandor in avenue Bots
De Bologna, shere she WAS attacked
By smallpox She vas abandoned by her
ftlands ana her furniture AMI belongings
we're sold cut
LITERARY PRINCESS.
Prlncsss ChrIstian4 is working on
Eng fish TRANSLATION of memoirs of Prin-
cess Alice.
ROBERT BROWNING
Has returned % Engihud from Vienna
H. has instructed ms publishers to issue q
chap edition Of MS works.
DRAssATlo pICK1Nas.
Nary Anderson VII appear in the char
scter of Lady Asooeth before the close of
her engagement at Lyceum theatre. Mr..
Samuel French has secured the right to
produce the drama of "Ciaulian" IN the
Unted States.
Lolita, the American actress, made her
debut In Lonooo Tonight, IN "Musette''
Personally sha wss successful Her acting
dAncsng snd singing we're much slired
and sppisuded. The ac.or Daere, who
was rsoontiy unsaccessfHl in a suit for di-
vorce sgainss sis wife, vas In the cast. He
was hsoted. The sudioncs was brilliant
one. Mr.. Henry Lsbouchre and the critics
were present. Lolita was presented with
bog get by Lady LsasdaIs.
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS
special Cablsgran ts The Globe.
LONDON, Dec. ~ Notwithstanding the