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LoSDoS. Nov. z4--A dispatch fron
Warsaw, - s4y of Vienna states thst
the father u one " three yoaag So
dlsEs, shO4HsIs hastily eHscatsd -
General G0aEko, tie niAl4Ty soFefnof'
On charge of murder, OF winch they
proved - bs entirely innocent, has
goae insane. The father IA question
: weu-t0-do merchant and offered
several thousand roubles 10 a charitable
object Il hls son should be resplted
long enough for \ thorough inquiry
The respite MAS refused, and the day
after the execution the real murderer
surrendered. The affair has caused 4
great sensation IN Russia. General
GourkO Is watched for fear he may
commit suicide. lie has fallen under
the deep displeasnre OF the Car and Is
temporarily relieved from his ofhce,
pending his majesty's decision as 10
what, II any, punishment he shall
undergo for his blunder.
The Emperor of Austria is repre-
sented as deeply cast down by the prob
able fate Of his relative, the Archduke
John, the third great calamity during
hls reign IN the Hapsburg family; his
brother, Macmillan, having been shot
IN Mexico, and ms son and heir, ku-
dOlph, having committed suicide. The
Emperor went today TO pray on the
spot where Prince Rudolph died.
Admiral Beranger, the Spanish minis
ter OF marine, has applied for a large
extra grant Tor naval purposes, 10 carry
out his plan for the reconstruction OF
the Spanish navy. He intends TO sub
stitute rapid steaming cruisers for
costly heavy armor-clads, future cruis-
ers 10 have minimum speed OF twenty
knots under natural draught.
Bratlano, VINO for many years was
| prime minister of Boumania, and is the
leader OF the National liberty party
has come out as q violent enemy of the
Jews, whom he declares TO be the
scourge Of the country. This change
mas given great surprise, NJ. Bratiano,
now in his 10th year, having heretofore
been u champion OF clvl. and religious
liberty.
Italy is inquiring as TO the feasibility
OF establishing a penal colony IN the
vicinity OF Massowah, Africa, 10 be IN
hablted by all persons condemned IN
| future TO penal servitude.
According TO Madrid advices, Senior
Sapasta is meeting with great success IN
| his campaign against the present gov
ernment. The constituencies in BARGE
Iona and other industrial centers are
enthusiastic for the liberal cause.
A South African dispatch says that a
customs union has been established be-
tween Cape Colony and the Orange
Free State, and British Bechusna land
will enter the arrangement on the lst OF
January next. This is the beginning Of
q South African conferatiOn.
1t IS expected that the Queens speech
at the opening of Parliament tomorrow
will refer to the Behrng sea dispute as
| in aconditon which gives every reason
! to hope for speedy and amicable set
tlement. 1t will declare that assistance
| from the government has become a ne
/ cessity IN Ireland, owing to the short
age of the potato crop IN certain dis
trIcts. 1t will also urge the necessity
| of the immediate passage OF the Irish
| land bill, or some similar measure. The
settlement of the titles dispute is ear
nestly recommended, and some extern
| siOns of the factories act, with a view
of restricting the employment OF work
men in dangerous situations, is sug-
gested.
The Australian strikers have returned
| to the English unions the money ad-
vanced by the latter to help their Aus
tralian brethren IN their recent conflict
with their employers. II was under
stood at the time the money was sent
that It was only a loan, but many peo-
pie doubted the ability OF the Austria
hans to make good their promise to re-
| turn It.
The Italian prime minister, Signor
Crispi, declares that the deticIt for 1891
Will be only 10000 900 francs. The radi-
Gals insist that 1t will reach fully S0,-
| 600, 900.