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ST. PETERSBURG, January 81.-Afte
quiet has been restored at the university
the Government will remove the chiefs o
departments who proved obnoxious t.
the students. Among those to be retired il
Delianoff the Minister Of Public Instruc
ton.
HONORMo AN NERICA
LONDON, January 31.-The Geologica
Society has conferred the Murchison media
upon DR.. Newbury. of Columbia College
New York.
THE MILITARY LOAN.
BERLIN, January 31.-The Bundesrath to
day fixed the sum for carrying out the pro-
visions OF the new military bill at 281 500.
900 marks, of which 27S. SOC, 900 lie non
recurring expenditure and 5000, 900 marks
permanent. A loan bill was Immediately
afterwards introduced in the Reichstag.
WANTS TO NOV.
The Minister OF the Interior asked the
Government at Berne whether Chief Of Pol
ice Of Zurich wal acting in accordance with
the law in supplying Socialists hostile to
the German Government with information
| affecting the Berlin Detective Bureau.
WHAT THE LOAN Is FOR.
The new military bill o before the
Reichstag states the loan asked is needed
for arming 700, 900 extra troops, in order
to be prepared beforehand for q declara-
ton of war.
ITS MODERATE AMBITION.
MADRID. January 31.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day Morot. Minister OF For
eign Affairs, in replying to N attack made
by Canovas del Castillo, declared the Gov
eminent had no thought of making fresh
conquests, but only wished to maintain
the integrity OF Morocco. -
SUGAR DUTIES UNCHANGED.
BRUSSELS, January 3I.-The premier
announced in the Chamber of Deputies to-
ties for 1888.1S89.
AN IRISH CHURCH.
ROME, January 31.-Archbishop Walsh
will lay tie foundation stone of the Ma
tional Irish Church Of St. Patrick to-mor-
row. The Archbishop of Philadelphia wilde
liver a discourse.
THE PRINCELY PATIENT.
SAN RENO, January 31.-Owing to the
cold weather here the Crown Princes ply
sicians are discussing the advisability OF
removing the Prince to a warmer climate.
The physicians are unanimously of the
opinion hat the operation will not be
necessary. DR.. Mackenzie has removed
several detached pieces OF cartilage from
the Princes throat.
ROYAL sWEDEs EN- ROUTE.
LONDON, January 31.-The Queen of
Sweden, accompanied by her son, Prince
Oscar, and his fancee, Miss Munck, has
passed through Copenhagen en- route to
where the marriage of the
Prince and Miss Munck will take place
about the middle of March.
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LONDON, January 31.-Gladstens will
to London on Monday.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times
IN. Stourza failed to obtain the
Wished for guarantee Of Germany and
Austria to the territorial neutrality of
The Hungarian press records
With regret an alarming increase in emf
from Hungary to America"
sUMMoNsEs DISMISSED.
CORK, January 31.-The Magistrates
AVE dismissed summonses against Major
Roberts, Governor of the County Prison.,
N account of lack of evidence and the
reat lapse OF time since the alleged o~ffenses.
lie was accused Of assaultiDg young girls.
THE SWISS GOVERNMENT AROUSED.
GENEVA, January 31.-The Geneva Jour
al says that the Swiss Government will
robably initiate diplomatic action in con-
OF the accusations brought
gainst the Zurich police by Herr Won
'uttkamer, the Prussian Minister of the