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Moscow, March 14.-Seventeen
thousand copies of a circular pur-
porting to have been issued by the
Governor of Saratoff have been dis
tributed throughout that Province,
stating that during tour Of inspec-
ton in 1887 the Governor observed
everywhere restitution and ruin
among the people, and suggesting
the necessity of an early investiga-
ton and measures for relief, and
requesting the people to express an
opinion as to whether the destitu-
ton was caused by economic condi-
tons or whether the social life of the
people is the root of the evil.
The Moscow Gazette" says it
suspects the letter is forgery, but
if genuine it asks whether this is the
beginning of universal suffrage in
Russia and the summoning of the
old State-General.
Berlin, March 14.-Advanced
Conservative newspapers expressed
disappointment at Frederick's pro-
clamation, which they call Emperor
Frederick's effusions, considering
his views antiquated and not cores
ponding with the great questions Of
the day. Conservative papers re-
serve their opinion except to reject
the idea that his reference to reli-
gious federation is directed against
any anti-Semitic campaign. The
Liberals greatly approve his utter
ances, while scientific and art cir
cles greet them as heralding new
era.
Newspapers of all the European
Capitals praise the utterances of
Frederick, but there is much dis
cussion as to whether or not the
character of his proclamation is due
to assistance from Bismarck. The
only note of disallegiance heard as
yet emanates from the anti-Semitic
party, both in Germany and Austria
London, March 19.-James G.
Blame in private letter written from
Florence to London friend, states he
will visit London in May and reach
| New York about the end of June
His return to America, he says, has
no political significance whatever
and he will, under no circumstances
personally participate in the coming
Presidential canvass.
Pesth, March 22.-The situation
in the flooded districts in Hungary
is appalling. The dykes at Beke:
are filing and the town is doomed
Fifty or more houses have already
collapsed. Floating ice has DIES
troyed the houses in Danaplin.
Sofia, March 22.-The council o
Ministers has decided not to repl
to the Porte's dispatch declaring
Prince Ferdinand's position illegal
Munitions are being forwarded t
the troops on the frontier.
Vienna, March 22.-The King o
Roumania conferred to-day will
the Emperor and the leading mill
tary officials. 1t is supposed th,
object was to discuss the probable
invasion of Bulgaria by the Rus
SLAMS.
London, March 22.-All countrie
represented at the resent Suga
Bounties Conference, with the ex
ception of France have sent reptile
to the British Government favorable
to the abolition of sugar bounties.
ASIA.
Shanghai, March 20.-The earth
quake shocks in Yunnan continued
three weeks, destroying severa
towns and causing much damage Il
shipping. AT Kien-Shin 1000 per
sons were killed.
London, March 22.-The inhabi
tants of Padasa have revolted agains
the British Borneo Company, an,
have murdered four policemen ant
burned the town of Baku. The,
also attempted to destroy Manila
Kuk, but were prevented by the in
reference on the British man-of-wa
Rambler.
London, March 22.--Advice
from Rangoon say the town of My
ing Yam, an important military pos
in upper Burmah, has been destroy
ed by fire. Fifteen thousand per
sons are left without homes, and a
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