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Note. OF Foreign IIappeu,ur,

The MarIuse OF Plessis and Belljere be-
Pope, and tho Marquis C2lbeit ,displitSd e
tribunal # Montdidler has found that no
undue influence WAS cNertcu. and TINT IN.
Pope. II authorized 10y the Frcnah n"oris
through their representatives. would +. on
titled to receive the residue bequeatheI TO
him In the will
A despatch from Athens announces that the
British man-of-war Victoria. which went
ashore on the Greek coast, has been foated by
the efforts of the tugs and lighters sent from
pireus; Only her outer shell was broken ny
tho rocks.
Two plckpockets, who profess to he Amerl-
cans. have boon sentenced at Monte Carlo for
s;eal ling the pockptbook of tho Marquis Of Pr.
Zardt. One named Best WAS sent to two years
imprisonment. and one named Samson to six
months.
Emperor William. in recent conversations
with krupp. the famous ironmustsr and
Schlutow. manager of the shiphuildng works
ut Stettin, urged them to exhibit the latest
products OF their industries at the Chicago
Fair.
The River Mouse has been much swollen by
floods. and considerable damage has been
done along Its course. especially in the lower
parts Of tho city OF Liege.
The police have arrested six counterfe;ters
at Zittau and seized their extensive OUTFIT.
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zuo PRINCES AND rvo rAupxRs.
The Attempt 10 Esioin Mrs. Rsehardson's
DE mntisatIoa Of MARI Twnln's Fieee.

The play OF the Prince and Pauper" has
como forward again In litigation Mark Twain.
who wrote the story. gave separate contracts
to Edward II. House and Mrs. Abby Sage Rich
ardson to dramatic II.
House occurred an injunction from Judge
DAILY OF the Court OF Common Pleas on March
.. 1890. restraining Daniel Frohman from pro-
ducng Mrs. Richardson's version. A compro-
mise was made. however. and Frohmsn was
permitted to produce the play on payment OF
certain royalties Ito Mr.. House. Mr.. House
says that he was very i'll at the time Of tine
compromise and thereafter, and that his coun-
sel. R9llin NJ. Morgan and Eugene :. Ives. con
md 70 his great pecunary loss He desired
should be permitted to
His counsel had SO arranged matters that for
as many years as Mr.. Ftohman desires he may
use use me play and exclude House from present.
Mr. House alleges that he signed tho agree
March Whsn he To read IL
ne protested against y to MIR. Morgan VIII,
S@me to fis honse with It HOUSE sgid It would
TIE right to produce his own version. Mr:
point and agreed to give, them for attending to
the rheys lie S Ss Ssue pn p Mi
he discovered that they had not carried out
his purposes.
Ho says he made n contract with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Lambrecht. the latter being the
mother OF Tommy Russell. for the production
OF ms play Frohn,an on the strength OF their
tion by an order Of tho Court of Common Pleas.
The effects OF the Lnmbrechts were levied'upon
while they We're playing at tho Amphion Thea
Injunction against the production of the play.
and the Lam urecllt then brought suit against
MIR. House for giving them an alleged license
to produce tho MAY.
Through Charles +. LIE Barber Mr.. House
moved. before Justice Bench In supreme Court.
vent Frohman from producing the play pend
ing his suit. Justice Beach said. however, tho
Common Pleas. where the original suit was
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THE WRECK OF THE ELDER.
Dlmculty In Forwarding the Maiis-Precau.
lions suggented by the Accident.

Dihculty In Forwarding the MalIs-Precau.
lions sugRested by the Accident.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-The stranded steamship
Elder is now regarded as wreck. and is en-
tircly in the hands Of the salvage people.
The British Post ONCE authorities say that
whatever delay may have occurred to the mails
OF the Elder was in the delivery OF tho bags to
them. AS soon Ms u bag of mail came into
their possession it was forwarded at once from
Newport to London and distributed with
special despatch; Tho despatch bag for, the
port last evening. and delivered in London
owing to tho anxiety to forward Y The mails
% wGGs be-
IarSsd. Agent Wais Of the steamsh Si Inc
hIa GTe6at dlsny IN hiring other horses to
@ oTsS ss d'e ef , Witch n%%Sss Of
The, Inies, .levotes a leader to tho strand
Mos 9, y IS to IN ths suthoG
sent to N, is BY t Fl S Qnscn Mf TO
scnce Of coast communicatioss and urged
nat that eonstEnard stations be connected with
sistn nee might .hn more PROMPTLY given to
wrecked shins. The Times takes UP tho tale
md lectures the authorities for, not placing
bell buoy over tho shoals on which the Elder
stranded. 1t continues:
, by happy chancellor the standing of
England rs y maritime power it was but n
charc"-the Elder went ashore under condi-
IT is our duty to provide the narrow approaches
OF the Solent with all tn" signs Of wnrnin. tho
INGENUITY Of man can dcyise and rlace them ut
wanted"
Among other, changes suggested BY the dis
astcr TO the Elder are the transfer OF the fog
horn from st. GATHERINGS Point to the Needles
where It Is most required. and the Institution
OF whistling boys at each dangerous point.
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Morris. former United States Commissioners.
e.. q Se a.
assst 9nd e SaS I sss
mony was not so much In opposition TO Judge
SSd sn w0 Morp: ae
against Judge Woods. II In probable that the
cymmiitee viii take sctiop In the cases on
ent at the hearing.
The Free Wool bill was not laid bsiore tho
Ways and Means Com mittee at its meeting this
morning. It was not even mentioned. Chair
man Springer. when asked whether, the bill
would BIO laid before the committee at its next
made the o, tSa d.
voted to routine business. ,..tt -.
The following suh;comnittccs were appoint
md Bnrrows; on Internal Revenue, Messrs.
K % Ssaa pT'SSs ~ sy
zei: on tho Public Debt. Messrs. Montgomery.
Tho Committee on Elections this morning
decided. by a vote OF ~ toh the caee OF Craig
art Stewart Of Pennsylvania In favor Of the
former. Stewart Is the present REPUBLICAN,
RepubIicans ' Voted T' With he " bemoerats.
Haughen OF Wisconsin and Dom ofOhio.
The, House Committee on Agriculture con;
defining options and futurps. John Whitaker.
Q prominent meat, packer Of st. Louis. was
heard In favor OF the bill.
The State, Depa,tment has received no
cni'leRram from Minister Egnn for several
DAYS. the last one being n simple aoknowledg-
ment that he had received Secretary Blaine's
e9 a h that tm s anolofy WAS rSsn,
expects to hear from Minister Egap officially
rs to the result announced in the. press do.
snatches, from, Santiago that Minister Of
the Baltimore sailors assault case. The sen d.
fences. as contained IN the press dispatches.
are thought to be quite light, and the fact that
no one is held responsible for higgins death
provokes some criticism in official circles.
:, Tho Navy Department has not heard from
tho Philadelphia since she left Port au Prince
some weeks ago. en- route for Monteyideo. She
was expected to have arrived ut Montevdco
on Thursday or Friday. Her delay in not ar
irving in the South Atlantic. however. causes
no uneasiness.
The House Committee on Irrigation OF Arid
Lands this morning decided in favor OF q plan
TO cedo the arid lands to the Stntos for rec
lnmatton. As to the methods and restrictions
to be adopted the committee is undecided
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Hall,gun's Execution Again Deferred.

TRENTON. Feb. 5.-Lawyer Charles j. Peshall
Of Jersey City applied to Judge Green Of tho
United States District Court this afternoon
for writ of habeas corpus in tho case OF Ed
ward IIallinger. the negro wife murderer. sem
fenced to be hanged on next Wednesday. In
making the motion Mr.. Peshall raised the
point that Hallinger, was not convicted. be-
and no court determined the degree OF his
guilt, According to Mr.. Peshnll's reading OF the
Constitution Of the United States and the
defendant is not q conviction. Every defendant
Indicted for murder he contends. has the right
Judge Green denied Mr.. Peshnll's application.
and tomorrow the latter will appeal to this
United States Circuit Court. The appeal to be
latter part OF March. and meanwhile Hallinger
will remain unhanRed.
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Newark is Democratic city now with every
prospect Of remaining under the control OF the
party for years to come. A meeting Of the
Common Council was called last night. and
the Democrats oil assembled. not Repub-
lican was present except Alderman Wagner.
who bolted his party on the organization
night. He was on hand last night and read a
long typewritten speech defining his position.
and saying that the nomination was forced
Council passed resolutions to abolish all city
Offices on March 10, and TO cut down tho
Alderman to u ward The boundaries ~ tiin
wards Will be- the same ~ the Assembly dis.
tricts IN the city. and the redistticting will
firo Commissioner John Sfrahan was re-
appointed. james Van HoutGn was made Fire
Commissioner in r!ace OF Devohrsney.
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IT COST WAsHETokA Ten Dars
And the Price OF Two Gallons OF Whiskey.
bnt lie Snved Ill. PIncs In the Council,

GUTHRIE. o. r.. Feb. 5.-Elevcn Indians were
up before Judge Green to-day charged with
introducing whiskey into tho reservations.
Among them was Washetoka. a member of the
national council Of tho Raw tribe in war paint.
feathers. and blanket. Tho Kaws have a law
that II n member OF tho council gets drunk his
associates may cxpel him and elect sue
cesSor.
A month ngo Washctoka went to Arkansas
City and got drunk. lie was locked mp. and
ell stared him in tho face: But he hit upon a
way out ~ the scrapr. He took u two-gnlion
day went to the council meeting and took his
jnx along. The whole council got gloriousiy
drunk. SO none OF them dared make charges
seat in the council. hut the Deputy Marshal
nnhbed him for introducing in. whiskev
ten days In iail.
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ARREST or .INo7nER ANARCHIST.
Romb. Found by the Police In Cavargun's
House In Birming han,. :.

LONDON Feb. 5-Another Anarchist has been
arrested in Birmingham in consequence OF the
police work in following up tho discoveries at
Wulsnll. Tho prisoners name is Cayargna
Hc is said to bc an Italian and to have n bad
record abroad i'll connection with dynamite
plots and conspiracies. Several bombs were
found in his house.
Great interest is shown by foreign authori-
ties In the prosecution Of tho Walsall dynn-
miters. and representatives are hero from
the police Of st. Petersburg. Rome. and
Berlin watching every movement and dis
covery of the Lyndon, polio in regard
to tho cases. Tho Russian agents say
they have. evidence that the Nihilists
have moved their base Of preparation from
ewitZer'and to England. and that some Of the
for uss against the Car. The prevalent
opinion OF tho London authorities is that tho
tho labor celebrations in May.
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THE DIsAGREEABLE OPERATION

OF forcing liquids into the head. and tina u,"
o. e4el'ing snnifs are being superseded IS
Elys cream BAlm. II cure Tor Cn.atrh 500
colds In the head.
mars been great sufferer from catar:t
lor Ten years: could hardly breStIa. sums
nights could not sleep. pun fhased Eiys
G;ream Balm and am using It freoE, ii is work,
friends to use 1t, and with HAIRY re-. =, n
for rst sns, ~. medicine 9hoye all o'"r'
thank God have found u rjmniv rar ~
w M,.m sa,etE ma that dors all tlnt is r.a a'I
LOT Nj. W. srerry. Hartford. Conn.
,nppiy Balm into each most ril. 1t is a,,ky
ut Druggists or by mall. ''
ELY BROTHERS. SO " rren st.. New York
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NEWS FROM EMIN PASTA.
Murders by Slave Trnders-Sevcre Ear h.
quake at Albert Syanza.

LONDON Feb. a letter received here from
Emin Pasha. dated at Oswa. on the west coast
OF tho Albert Nyanzh. in August last. tells a
terrible tale Of the doings OF the African slave
traders. He says there is II fearful number Of
them between James Gordon Bennett Noun
tain and the Ruwenzovi. While following tho
Omar Epchalid for six days Emin found fifty
one emaciated corpscs and thirty nine bodies
with broken skulls. He estimates that twelve
hundred persons have been carried away from
TINT district into slavery.
In postscript dated at Kitiro on the cast
e-n coast Of the Albert NyanZa. Emin wildly
describes an earthquake which occurred there
on Aug. ]! last. He says the lake. which up to
the moment the earthquake was felt. had been
quite calm, was turned into caldron by, the
neople on the mountain slopes. he adds. were
killed by falln. rocks.
Emin also says that the situation Of affairs
at Uganda and at Cnyoro is mcnacing.
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Railroad Notes.

Bresdent j. r. ,MdKweaLet thu Central TAIL
road OF Now Jersey said yest"rday, that there
asnthracite coal question had been settled or
that any company was nfter control Il lhct Ten
led to the report Int ' pars ' roanrrG WITH
t atnotner company had secured ii large bi"cAoi
and New England will on MonGav n"N' petition
Inc ~, Legisiiture fortauthori'y 10 inclra'"iis
The engineer, corps Of the projected Chicago
and st. Louis Electric hallway began a survey
yesterday. The route Of the new road viii be
project claim that tho trp from S,. LOUIS ~ t.
Chicago Ghl t will be- made within three hours I'M
,, 4 Kanraa NY despatch says: rho grain
m SaGkadG e" s,i, Aund,st. % ~: ,"
various roads il they could ou.y ~ . !a@"i
70 haul 1t East tho roads would Dc all right. ~
there rs are plenty Of caIs; but he Eastern GitI".
to kansns City x despatch spa 'i from Ntcnisen
10 1Sqs Nit the sra Fen
Omaha and Atrhison.H ~
It y said that ex-Presi,lent Finncy Of tia
Chicago t. N NV York. and he 10" i i.'' n nm. "r"
making preliminary arrangemcnt? iii- l'"a
Chicago to New York citS ~ ras $50" nm".t il.
from Clcy.land 70 New York is about .;|4 niles
cities by way Of Buis 10 and Albany With do
enormous volume Of business brtwern Chi
cng2 and New York. 1t seems to him, a. if a
hours ~ tim. by xprcss trains would warrant
m outlay sufficient to accomplish tho con-
str,lction Of such railway
Thu CONNECTICUT River Railroad has pc.
titlnn"h tho Massachusetts IrgisIatuir for
ISr ,7 to inrIens" its capital strE rom
70 d9utle-track the entire road. To- Iny four
tracks from Springfield to Holyoke. and 10 mi
prove It, terminal facilities,
Inc Chicago and East Illinois Railroad is
surveying an extension from Shclbyyilio. lad,
~ nerr;cs. on the Toledo and 81. Louis road.
Tho right OF way Is guarnnteel.
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A. lilo i'oi Broadway John II. Judd Il. 'i NJ
goods damage $500 3;so, 2ot Eighth avenue Nllan
Ihofh. damage 500: II 100. III NorioS street Loot,
Newman, damage slight: II ;35 nus7 seventh s,en
III ff 20 billiard ,Aoou. damage $lun
5 oSn Il"iunbns avenue, H. j. Nell damage 500, 10
10 East fortysiNth street Clara Reckon damage %
ioioo 90 Heater street. Joseph KAl sky dumny. So
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Accused OF Numbering Ten Peasants

VIENNA. Feb. "a despatch from Euda
Pesth says that three old women named
Plonieski, Kurjakoov and Kernacz were ar
rested Yesterday for the murder of ten peas
ants. The arrests are the result of AZ inquiry
recently held ut Ncnsatz, u hungarian town
light the fact that class OF professional noi.
soners existed IN some Of tho Villages in SOUTH
ern Hungary. II Is alleged that tho crimes of
the old women under arrest were instigated
by the wives of the victims
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Increased Penalties for the Persons Who
=. Axx..uited the IsaltInor-,E sniInrs.

-. Assaulted the. isaitis,ur-'s Sailors.
LONDON. Fob. 5.-Tne Valparaiso correspond
ent Of the Times cables that the Gillian au-
thorities still keen guard posted around the
house Of Minister Egan to protect it from as
snut by n mob. which. il it should occur might
reopen tho difficulties with tho United States.
At the demand of the Procurutor Fiscal
the police Judge has increased the renaltes
imposed on tho persons convicted Of attack
ing tho seamcn Of the Baltimore. The con
danned have the. right to appeal and may
avail themselves of it.
WAsHINGToN. Feb. BIN the absence OF def.
mite informal on in regard to the reason for
the reported placing OF police guard around
IT," United Strt"s legation in Santiago the
officials u the state Department ARE inclined
10 doubt the correctness Of the report If it
be true. however. they look upon it as II
friendly Intervention in behalf OF Mr.. Esan
against the probable assaults of some unruly
characters In the city disposed still to hold un-
friendly sentiments toward the representative
q this government, The reports from, San
tho feeling toward Mr. Egan has greatly i'm
proved especially In official circles. and upon
this foundation Officials in Washington take a
favorable WeN " the ittie.si TINT cityS
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Murderer Fitzsimmons Dead,

New ORLEANS. Feb. 5.-Fitzsmmons, the
Pittsburgh murderer who cut his throat yes-
tcrday. died at an early hour this morning.
An autopsy showed that he died from exhaus-
tion and tho LOSE Of blood. The Grand Jury
will doiermnr how Fitzsimmons got til.
knife with which ho killed himself It II,
charged that 1t was furnished to linn by some
one In the prison.
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Chicago co,onis,s Return from Honduras.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb 5.-The steamer oteri.
from Ruatan, Spanish Honduras. brought
among her passengers some Chicago emf
grants who left this country for Honduras sew
eral months ago to make u settlement there.
Land Grant, near Irona- Nearly all became
Ill with Honduras fever, and several died. The
United States
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When Baby wss sick, We gave her ra,tonA
when site was chd 81, e7i.d 10, Ca.or,,
Whrn shc aecauie %is, shr ciaug cas,or,A
when she haa Children. sAs gave them csstss>
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Mccarthy Again Chosen to Lead.

Dublin. Feb. 5-At a meeting to-day Of the
McCarthyite members Of the Irish Parliament.
aary party Mr. Justin Mccarthy was reelected
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Fla mine iu GaIlcla.

VIENNA. Feb 5.-Tho western districts Of
Galicia are famine stricken. and the Austro-
Hungarian Government is. through relief Bu-
rcaus. supplying food TO the suffering inhab-
ltantS
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The Eu,peror's Interest In the Peace Con.
ference.

BERLIN. Feb. 5.-At the dinner given by the
Chancellor on Wednesday. which was honored
by the presence OF the Emperor. among the in
yited guests was Deputy Baumbacn. who
attended the recent peace conference at Rome.
Tho Emperor engaged him in conversation
details with close attention. At the close he
thanked Herr Baumbach warmly for his clear
and Instructive report OF the proceedin rs and
declares that he has followed the movement
with great interest.
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Take the Worlds Fair special via New York Central
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Somebody Arrested for Defraua,ur q nnnL.

PARIS. Feb 5.-Among the arrests made yes
terday was that OF member OF a financial
firm Of high standing on the charge Of fraudu-
ilcntly obtaining from Lank 1900. 900 francs
The morning papers publish the report, but
Ment on no names. The most curious part of
the story Is that the prisoner was let go on
bail after hasty examination.
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Cruelties In the German Army.

BERLIN. Feb. BIN the Budget Committee
OF the Reichstag to-day the inhuman treat
mcnt Of privates in tho German army by nom
commissioned officers. as set forth by Prince
George OF SaXony in an order to tho Twelfth
Army Corps. was taken under consideration.
Evidences Of systematic tyranny were adj
duced. and eases of revolving cruelty were re-
ported on cilicial authority. There was II long
committee, adopted resolution in favor Of
giving full pub LEFTY to the proceedings Of
military tribunals in these cases and Of the
penalties imposed BY them.
The order issued by Prince George has
aroused some jealousy in Prussia. as indcut-
ing that til" Saxon Prince is ahead Of the prus-
sian ROYAL hous" in anxiety for the welfare of
the common soldier.
The North German Gazette says that ono OF
the memorable acts OF Kaiser Frederick dur.
ing his brief reign. was to issue IL decree for
bidding cruelty in the treatment of soldiers.
The GAseite reprints tho decree
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Grand Duke Michael KegaIning the Cars
Favor

ST. PETERSBURG. Fol-, 1.-The Grand Duchess
Xcnia. daughter of tho Car. IL botrothed TO
the Grand Duke Alexander son Of tho Grand
Duke Michael. uncle OF tho Car Tho Grand
Duke Alexander Is about ~ years Of age. and
the Grand Duchess Neni,. il about IL. Alex
under is brother Of the young. Grand Duke
Michael, who incurred the displeasurc Of the
the Cars consent. TO Sophia, the beautiful
Countess, OF Nuremberg. and daughter OF
Nicolas. Prince OF Nassau. and OF Natalie the
divorced wife Of DouIolt. md morganatic wife
Of Prince Sicolas;, Natalie was Descendant
blood IN her veins. The botrohal Of tie Cz aIsS
daughter to Michanl's brother will. 1t is be-
lieved. result In II complete reconciliation OF
the Car to Michael.
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GHlTE.fRr.

HOOPS PILLS are purely vegetable ana ar
the best Nv or In yigorator and lnmily cathartic.