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Notes Of Foreign Happenings.

Mr.; Gladstone has arrived in Paris on his
way back to England.
A passenger train yesterday ran into the
rear Of train loaded with troops at Molbrow:
In Siesia. smashing the rear car to pieces and
killing three and injurng ten persons.
Burglars on Thursday night broke into the
residence 90. OF nol LORD Vernon. in payton.
Turner Of Manchester and stole jewelry ofthe
value Of $1,000.
George Woodyatt Hastings, NJ P. for East
Worccesstershire: awaiting trial for embezzIing
day This vii! make It necessary for him to
vacate his seat in Parliament
A desptch from sydney. n. S. W.. says that
Directors Finlayson and smith and Manager
Miller OF the Australian Mercantile Loan
Company have been sentenced to seven years
imprisonment at hard labor for fraudulent
practices In the management OF the concern.
The Duke OF Norfolk. the chief Roman Catho-
lie noblenan q Eng and. has written a letter
diqa Sew mana n no charge saving TINT in his
Dry OF the Cardinal to proceei with Tho cree
tinn Of tho proposed statue at Oxford In view
project will therefore be abandoned.
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COLLEcToR GLEASON RESIGNS.
He Gives UP tho 81. Lawrence Collector
chip Rather Than He Scalped In Once.

He Gives UP tho 81. Lawrence Collector
chip Rather Than He scaiped In Once.
oapEssBuRo. Feb. 26-The Ogdensburg
DAILY Ne,cs will publish the following letter to-
morrow:
To IA. Republican Electors NJ hi. Collection Dbtric.
For some time past. owing to demands OF
private business. 1t has been my fixed pur-
pose to resign the office OF Collector OF Gus.
toms now held by mo. and to which was ap-
pointed less than two years ago. to take effect
as early as May next, I now deem It my duty
to publicly state that clever political scheme
is on foot and being pushed with great persist
ency by certain local politicians to effect my
Geremptory removal and the appointment OF
I understood the attempted forced APPOINT
ment Of Mr.. Remington Is partial iullilment
resulted In the defeat OF the Hon. Charles O.
Tbappn for JIsts sn OF hs and
Remineton's appointment. the rcnom ination
OF Gen. Curtis aud the selection Of delegates
ut is for tho Repu blicpns Of this district to
say whether they desire to- have this pro-
Il Sscs |" sa5fa TO s sats or nS
Wash Ineton shows that my Official duties
torly nerformed. in fact. no charges are made
against my official acts Or private character;
grounds. They claim the falling of. ofthe Re-
publican vote in this county last fall was due
largely t" the fact that held the office. OF
election returns OF last fall in nearly every
town in this Congressional district will con-
vince any one where the weak point In the Re-
publican party OF 1901 was.
A chain can be no stronger than it's weakest
link. My contemplated voluntary retirement
at as early date as May next has been long and
well. known to some II not all the parties fore
most in seeking my removal
district who desire the continued success OF
the present national Administration and the
unity OF the Republican party In st. Lawrence
county. that the foregoing statement should
be made to the end that the fullest councils
may be had and the Intelligent wishes OF tho
successor. 20. NJ. GLEASON.
OGDENsBURa. Feb. &c. 1892"
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
SENATOR L0UBET INFLICTED TO ROXY
A NEW FRENCH MINISTRY

He Usasrtakss the Task with a Prospeet nj
Success After the Failure OF Ex. Mi.isser
Bosrgsois-Mr. Baifosr Makes y B,under.
PANS. Feb 26.-Ex Minister Bourgeois has
finally given up the hope OF forming Minis
try. and Senator Loubet. at the earnest re-
quest Of the President, has entered upon the
task N. Loubet is classed IN the group OF
Moderates In the Republican Left.
NJ Emile Loubet has already nearly com
pleted q Ministry that is said to be salts
factory to the President. although. accord.
ing to rumor NJ. Constans Is left
out The new Cabinet II report is
correct. will include M. Loubct himself as
Premier and Minister OF the Interior. NJ Ribot,
Foreign Affairs: NJ. Rouvier. Finance; NJ
Roche. Commerce: NJ de Freycinet. War; NJ.
BoppIrgepis. Edncati9n n; Develc, Justice apd
bds4 PabE wak ye # nayna NsVy
NJ aGpSSet who Is nov almost certain to
snd s II dMsi's dr anS 9p the
p'oliticsI engagement was as Mayor Of that
publican candidate for the Chamber" Of z DepS
tss ssd wSf wiz * VOTE He
q confidence to the Bs r"siie csbi xSse
Hs %ss aa ste1d adyapceG in political
supporter Of Republican institutions he is op-
posed to extreme radicalisni as much as to
imperial and legitimlst pretentions 1t is be-
!ieved that his acceptance OF tho Ministry Of
the Interior VIII insure confidence in the
maintenance OF order.
A preliminary meeting has been held by the
members Of the Right IN the Chambers to pre-
report current Is that 1t was decided BY a ma
lority vote to modify the attitude Of active
hostility to the republic so far maintained by
only against individuals and against the con-
duct OF whatever Ministry may be in mower
later to which the resolutions OF the prelin,-
action. 'N'
The first state ball Of the season WAS given
by President and Nine. Carnot last night
II Is estimated that 5000 guests were present
superbly decorated.
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every case for which It's recommended, the
money is promptly refunded. Remarkabic
terms-but it's q remarkable medicine. AL
the functional Irregularities and weaknesses
peculiar to womankind are cured by It. For
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lapsus and other displacements, bearing
down sensations, and all female COM
plants" its an unfailing remedy. It is
powerful, restorative tonic and neryfne, Inn
parting strength and vigor to tho whole sys-
tom.
AS a regulator and promoter Of functional
action, at that critical period Of change from
Cirlhood to womanhood, Favorite Pre-
scription" is a perfectly safe remedial agent,
and can produce only good results
TRY it, il you're an ailing woman.
You pay only for the good you get.
Can YOU ask morol
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BRODSKY IS SATISFIED.
He Has Got All He Wants. and Fcac
Broods Over the Eighth.

Tho special Republican primary in the Ate y
district ran from 3 until 9 o'clock yesterday.
and was dignifled and harmonious proceed
ing. The quarrel between John T. Brodsky
and Gustav A. Schnrmann has been patched
up bya typical dicker. Only one ticket was
voted. BY agreement Sch1rmann was to head
1t as President Of the district organization. and
to have Jacob Mnrks. one OF his lieutenants
named ms second Vice Pres ident. He was to
have also Il majority Of two in tho delegation
to the County Committee.
Brodsky's share WAS to have his friends.
Theodore +. ltuhle. Martin Engel. and August
tiaisler. made First Vice President. Secretary.
and Treasurer. and to have ma ority Of five
on the District Committee, Brods ky will he
able To carry any measure no wants to. while
all that Scl!rmnnn's followers can do il to con-
Time to be dignified.
:, ] he delegates to tho County Com mittee elect
tho executive member who il known as the
leader. A part OF the deal which was not made
public is probably an agreement that Brodsky
shall be elected to this place He says he Is
perfectly satisfied.
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THE CHILk.is4W,s PROTEST:
Severe Criticism OF the Presidents Message
OF Feb. IL.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2h.-St Iator Teller to-day
laid before tho Senate a protest from u. c.
Burney and Overton Love. delegates OF the
Chickasnw Nation. against statements made
by President Harrison in his message OF the
18th inst. relative to the payment to the
Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians for lands now
occupied by the Cheyenncs and Arapahoos.
Reference Is made to q statement by the
President that 500. 900 was paid for the lands
Of the Chinkasaws and Choetaws. i; says the
sole consideration, Tor the conveyance OF
L7i32D acres OF the most isrtil" lam land In the
aRa s TIM II It's &
and not the mere grantees OF n trust estate
therein. then the remnrkable spectacle i pre-;
sss %ass st s fen hs pass sPf as
a nsp n SSF Mor Il more ss
nominal consideration OF S30O.oOO
such ever before
can Government and adependent Indian trihe2
Was such bargain ever made between the
and be robbed
e.n & s ass ss Ssy ao l
rather take their risks at the splcot than at
II IL Charged that the President. by his ac-
Msls ss fs, vssos d hs
the Interior to this measure during Its pend.
say the .protestants. and the persistent re-
fusal Of the President to execute tho law since
the necessity for the employment OF counsel
In this case to defend the nations wards
against their guardian. hut also go far to JUS
t!ty the Tate, ate % compensation liked by the
II Is stated In conclusion that. IL the United
citizens Of the United States the Chickasaws
will regard the action as a forfeiture Of the
trust estate now. held by the United States;
ChIcEanaws TO resume full ownership and
actual poseession Of the lands. and they will
measures No shaIl be proper To test the validity
OF any transfer Of said land TO white men at
tsmptsd by the Executive Department Of the
Government
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stephen f. warren's VIII.

Troy. Feb 26.-The will OF Stephen F. War
rem. millionaire. who died on the 7th inst.
was offered for probate to-day. Both the snb.
scribing witnesses died long ago. but thell
signatures were proven by comparing them
with established signatures OF the dead mon.
Mr.. Warren was brother OF George Henry
Warren Of New York city. and when. urged to
make will not long before his death. said he
had made one and did not propose to make
another. 1t was found in an old tin box and
was musty with ago. having been written by
the testator on q sheet Of ordinary paper on
sept. ~ 1s47. 1t provided for the following
belucSts:
no Nathan D. Warren and George Henry
H Marfen sahryer VIE Gen. 10
mund schriyer. sister Of the tsstator,
tho remainder to his mother, Mrs. Nathan
Warren. and on her death to be divided among
death Of Mrs, schriyer before the death q the
testator her share was to 60 to her children.
but II none survived Gen. Schrlver was to 70.
ceive 5000. Mrs. Schrlver was killed In Z
runaway accident over twenty years ago. aud
her mother died before her
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y, 2S.d i; s. d ssa xssas.5 sss
n: e M sssn hIp spI
\ is.ss 4 il: H. IA $sS Al. #Ss
little ones cannot exist without the big ones.
for they have no telegraphic communication
to-day. and Il Is believed that Jackson CITY, as
the motley as..Tb hg OF huts is known has
The hearing on the. Anticipation bills, was
continued before the Senate judiciary Com.
iitho.s Interested, 70 this. bili had thought 81
Ss : ea Esu Mhsss eloP ssS crep SG po
hands o. the foreign merehsnts. and allow
arsat III sss . coansr md
prices. instead Of being fixed in Chicago would
would g. the pst q ru tue deas
TIMED abroad. ,sad thus hurt ths merchant al.
Re .sd had i Sesn benent to this coantry.
and had helped business generally and dsyel;;
support OF the bills
The Senate Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds to-day reported favorably Senate
e.
ts s anG esseg
resolution for tho erection OF q bronze statue
of Christopher Columbus in the city Of Wash
inRton at the foot Of Capitol Hill. and for tbs
another site.
Tho Senate in secret session to-day con-
flrmed tho following nominations:
IN Ne wbsrry OF Michigan. Secretary Of Legation at
Constantinople and Francis McNult of washington
Secretary OF Legation At Madrid.
& r. Howard Of Michigan Collector OF Customs for
the district of Superior, Michigan
Henry II. Smith OF Michigan. Assistant Register Of
Major John ". Claus. Judge Advocate to b. Deputy
Judge Advocate0eneral With the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel
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A Bottled Message Dated 1879.

YUMA. Feb. 26.-While playing on the river
hank here yesterday some boys discovered q
bottle. In which Was tho following note:
1--WE are hemmed in by Indians on the head
waters Of The Gila River and throw this I1 the he
some ono In time to have assistance come to
us. There are three Of our pirty. and we. are
William Duncan. and George Weston. We
have been prospecting on the mountains. and
The note Is dated June %. 1870.
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DE Cobaln Expelled from Parliament.

LONDON. Feb. 26.-In the House Of Commons
this evening Mr. Balfour moved that Mr.. Ed
ward s. Dc Coban. member for tho southern
division Of Belfast. be expelled for refusing TO
appear in his seat on the summons OF the
Sneaker and answer tho charges made against
him.
1t is we'll known that De Cobain has made no
serious attompt to refute the accusations of
gross immortality: that he has fed across the
sea to avoid the action, pending against him in
the courts. and that he still remains at Bou-
logne-sur- Mer on false plea Of sickness.
The motion OF expulsion was passed unani-
mously.
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Trains In Collision Because OF Fog.

HYDE PARK Mass. Fob 26-The east!bound
Washington express train on the New York
and New England Railroad ran into local
train about o'clock this morning at this
place. No one was injured. Three cars OF tho
local were derailed. the rails at the crossing
were torn up and the end Of u rail was forced
into the baggage ear OF the express. The re-
lease valve and the running board Of the en-.
press engine were broken. The engineer OF
the express evidently supposed the local had
gone. and. as it WAS foggy. he was running
slowly On seeing the signals and train he
applied the brakes. but the rails were slippery.
and the two trains were soon In collision.
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THE IMMIGRATION PROBLEM.
DisMay In England Mt tho Prospect OF r,
thor Restrictions by the United states.

DisMaY In England Mt tho Prospect OF Fur.
thor Restrictions by tho United states.
LONDON. Feb. 26-London shipowners and
emigration agents are dismayed ut the pros
pect OF legislation in the United States on the
lines recommended by the Comm issioners who
recently visited Europe tending to the restric
tion OF immigration. 1t is understood hero
that Secretary OF the Treasury Foster favors
tho proposed new laws. The manager Of
the Allan line OF steamers said to-day that. IL
the legislation referred to should be adopted
tho Allan line would certainly raise its steer
age rates to make up for the loss occasioned
by the various obstructive features OF the laws.
He supposed that snug places in European
ports would be provided for the new class Of
American officials made necessary by the new
system. No country except the United States
would tolerate tho monstrous bonding re-
such Would sYea b sea et the
the turning OF the stream OF emigration strong
~ toward Canada.
The Err',,ng Standard says: I'VE consider 1t
certain that the accustomed fields Of smigra-
ton Will he closed altogether shortly. Mr..
Foster proposals afford a grave prospect. All
signs, In fnct. point to the probability that
immigration. Our own colonies also cherish
the sans intention. The first result OF the
changed order Of things will assuredly be to
divert into Ensland all the streams Of HELPLESS;
States and the British colonies. Intelligent
foreigners will remain at home knowing that
emigration will be useless, hut the utterly
stupid and thoughtless will find their way
This article voices quite general Arpre-
hensiOn. and the feeling In England grows
lions upon the incoming Of Undesirable f ifnmi
grants.
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Watching Our Tarlr Measures.

LONDON. Feb. 25.-The Manchester Guardian
is closely following up tariff measures In the
United States Congress. 1t thinks that the
three bills already introduced In the House
danger their success in the Presidential cleo
ton by ,ssweeplng reforms. It. considers tho
Wool bill 2 wise one. but believes that the
tinues to protect manufactured articles.
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Murder OF n Woman Accused or witchcr.r,.

BERLIN Feb 2G-The Widow He'll. card
fortune teller at Salmunster. was found dead
on her doorstep yesterday morning. having
been murdered. She had been accused Of
witchcraft. and was regarded with mingled
feelings OF fear aud aversion by many dwellers
in the vicinity. Three crosses marked In
blood were on the door above where the muir
dered woman lny. The police have arrested
two women on suspicion OF causing the for
tune teller's death.
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A CIus's steward co.-lts s.,c,d..

SYRACUSE. Feb. 26.-The managers OF the
Standard Club. an organization OF wealthy
Hebrews. held meeting last night to investi-
gate the accounts of their steward, Leopold
MARX; This morning one OF the attendants
tHSund ne steward lying, unconscious on the
dos9 OF leudanum. from the ELECTS Of which he
ole0 early this evening.
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Col, Ln,nont's Ubiquity.

Colncidently with the remark OF the Cherry
Valley Gazette that Col. Daniel s. Lamont Is
seriously i'll from nervous prostration at
his fathers home at McGrawyille. the New
Lamont lon Monday lastl Mt the 81. Charles
Hote! recovering his strength after an attack
possessed OF no Information" Of value to a
ConTLAND \. u. Feb. 2G-Col. Lamont. his
wife, and DR.. Hendricks went to Florida on
Monday They are not in McGrawville.
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Failure or = Bishop,

LONDON. Feb 28-lt Is announced that the
Right Rev. Spencer Richardson. Bishop Of the
Reformed Episcopal Church. has failed His
liabilities amount to about f474. and his
assets to E553. For several years he was
minister at, and proprietor Of Christ Church.
st. Johns Wood. Some months ago he CON
fl4.OOO. and he attributes his failure to the
fact that the would;be purchaser failed to
Bishop Richardson has failed About seven
years ago he failed for s2OO. and paid IS. I'd.
In the pound.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2G.-Ex-JudGe F. Carroll
Brewster OF this city. who arrived In New York
yesterday from the West Indies on the steamer
Advance. informed reporter here to-day that
his trip that Gideon ". Marsh. the fugitive
President OF the Keystone National Bank, is in
Buenos Ayres. where he Is engaged In bust
ness, and reported to be doing well. Judge
brewster was informed that. although Marsh
generally known there who no Ia and that no
especial pains are taken by him to conceal his
identity.
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Gave Battle 10 The Whit. Csps.

ENGLISH. Ind. Feb 2O.-News OF White Cap
attack on Robert Underhill. Mt Branchville.
Perry county, has been received here. Under
hill Is deaf mute. and was attacked by five
men His Miie and sssr kept the SSsEseants
missing. and. Lewis Falkenburg is badly
wounded In the shoulder blade, The latter
think the wound might have been made with
an axe Underhill Is badly wounded In the
head; face. and neck with shot. and probably
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Two You.s Cou.tesses Missing.

VIENNA. Feb. 26.-The Countess Mathilde
schmettow has applied to the police OF this
city to help her find her two daughters. the
Countesses Desire and Mathilde, who have
mysteriously disappeared. The mother says
the young women were infatuated with the
staGe' ana d shs fears that they have Joined
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stroke Caldwell VIII Tesch Asthe.stSss.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 26-Ernest l. Caldwell.
Yale. 81. stroke oar Of three winning Yale
eights has accepted place as tutor In mathe:
with Prof. HRrpers new Chicago University
The academy Is preparatory Institution for
the university.
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Ana.tny Convicted and Sentenced to Die,

PARIS Feb. 26.-The trial OF Lieut.. Anastay
for the murder OF Baroness Dellard. which be-
gan yesterday. was brought to a close to-day.
Anastny's long acquaintance with the Baron
ess and her husband. his want Of money. the
brutal murder Of his friend to obtain it. his
surprise Ivy the maid while in the act Of plum
dcrins his victim his attempt to k i'll the girl.
ali clrnrly brought ont by the evidence II is
understood thut Anastny confessed his crime
No attempt was made t. rsbut tho Testimony.
The Jury. after II brief elaboration. brought In
II verdict Of guilty. and the prisoner was SEN
fenced to death.
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The Leader Of the Daco,t. Captured.

RASGooN. Feb. 2a.-Boh Min Laune the
leader Of the Dacoits who has caused tho
British troops SO much trouble. has been taken
prisoner
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Spanish Anarchists Arrested - London.
LONDON. Fob. 2G-Three Spanish workmen
have been arrested here on charge OF being
connected with the Anarchists of Here's. On a
found by the police
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Any one can get furniture. carpets. bedding, and
stoves By paying 10 per cent cash down balance long
time. At cowPsrthwsits Tvs 70 306 Park row; no o.
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MR.. B4LF0UR.s BLUSDEls.
Slx Hours Wasted In Debate on - Bill that
Should Have Gone First to Committee.

Slx Hours Wasted In Debate y Bill that
Should Have Gone First to committee.
LONDON. Feb 28.-Mr. Balfour has started
badly in his career as the Conservative leader
OF tho House OF Commons. His introduction
OF the Irish Local Government bill was virtually
a failure. although that was not entirely his
own fault. Nevertheless. it was unfortunate
that he had to father measure which he did
not wholly approve. and which pleased no
party His speech was spoiled by the fatal
ridicule with which he was continually inter-
rupted by the Liberal and Irish members. His
temper was ruffied,. and he did not do himself
justice nor help the bill. Moreover he re-
rcivad faint support from his own party in the
difficult position in which he was placed.
But Mr.. Balfour Ia going on from bad to
worse Last night he made n blunder mex
cusable In u man who undertakes to conduct
the proceedings OF the House. He started u
debate on the scotch grant. and allowed it to
go on for six hours before he learned that tho
grant must first DO referred to the Committed
OF Supply. When he was informed Of this. the
debate was brought to an abrupt close. The
Liberals laughed long and loud over the
flaSco.
The House generally Ia growing impatient
over this and other instances Of waste OF time.
Crusty members blame Mr.. Balfour for his
habit OF arriving late in the House and delay
ing business. Even the Tories are beginning
to grumble mildly at the ways and methods 81
their leader and the nonchaant manner in
which he receives all remonstrancc.
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Growth OF the "Church Army" IN E.elana.

Growth OF the "Church Army" IN England
LONDON. Feb. 26.-Thc Duke OF Westminster
presided to-day ut the ceremony OF opening
new Labor Home established by tho Church
Army. the evangelical organization or move
ment from which, it is alleged by some. Gen
Booth borrowed his idea Of u Salvation Army
The Church Army has now fifteen Of these
labor homes in operation. and they are said to
do much good in quiet way. How quiet that
way is may be inferred from the fact that in
his address to-day the, Duke admitted that
he had only recently heard Of the Church
Army, He, was surprised he added. to find
that it Ind carried on such extensive work.
and Gratited that its methods. albeit devoid
Of noise. drums. flags. &C.. had proved 80
effective.
The Church Army. which is an auxiliary Of
the Established Church. now has an income OF
f15tNO II year all of which comes in in the
shape Of pennies-a penny being the regular
contribution asked. The Army. like its giant
imitator has, an organ. called the rhmrch army
Gazette. which is rs unlik tn" Var Crv as tho
two armies are unlike ono another. The
Gazette. like tho other features OF the move
nent. is well managed. and shows u profit OF
81 200 q year.