, 1892-03-16
HEADSNG THEM 0FF.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN AGAINST THE
ANARCHISTS IN PARIS.
There is still G4eat Excitement In
the CIty--Searching the Houses
of the suspects--DtspositI of
troops in the Municipality.


PARIS, March 16.-The excitement caused
by the explosion at Ioban barracks yester-
day continues. M. Loubat, prime minis
ter, has ordered that the residences of all
the anarchists be searched. Whenever.
arms, explosives or seditious documents
are found the occupants of the place will be
arrested. The police took out twenty search
warrants today, issued chiefly against for
eign agitators, and close search is being
made Of their residences and belongings.
AS a precautionary measure, the govern
ment has ordered chat in addition to the
regular guard a secret guard be placed at
all public buildings and military posts, and
the guards at the Bank Of France have been
increased. The approach to the Palais In
dustrie, where the recruiting takes place,
! today is surrounded gendarmes.
Several more prominent anarchists were
arrested this morning. No papers of i'm
portance were discovered.
rELEeRAPHEo tales.
The searles Will probate case has bsen
confirmed.
a strike is probable on the Canadian Pa
eifc railroad.
Tt is felony now to deal in lottery tick
cts in Kentucky.
The senate has passed the military acad-
eny appropriation bill.
The sugar trust is trying to rope in three
big refneries of Philadelphia.
At Edinburgh, VIM. Smith, catholic
archbishop of Edinburgh, died today.
In New York, Judge VanSBrunt has de-
cided that Edward M. Field is insane.
Axtell and Alberton, the stations, are
to trot for $4,000, the winner to take all.
In Berlin the Emperor William has re-
covered sufficiently to allow his leaving the
palace.
The brig S. q. Hudson has been wrecked
on the Isle of Wight. Ten men were
drowned.
"A general feeling prevails in Paris that
the efforts to terrorize, only mask deep
political move.
Full diplomatic arrangements are to be
opened up again between Italy and the
United States.
In Texas, a caucus shows seventy-one
members pledged for Mills for u. S. sena-
tor, insuring his election.
The Union Pacifc's January statement
of the whole system of gross earnings are:
Increase, sos, ,751i net increase, $15,820.
The court of chaneery has appointed
receiver for the banking firm Of Muretta
& Company, limited, in London. Iiabili-
ties. 430, 900 pounds.
In Glasgow, the cattle market, which was
closed because of the prevalence of the
foot and mouth disease, has re-opened.
The value of American cattle, broken, is
$40 per head,
A conference of the representatives of
the Methodist church, at Pittsburg, from
all parts of the country, formed national
union of city eyangelists this morning.
The Cumberland and Lancashire miners
are anxious to resume work Monday. The
Yorkshire men want a fortdight's holiday.
The Durham men are determined not to
submit.
D. Russell Brown is the candidate for
II governor of Rhode Island on the republi-
can ticket, Col. Melville Bull for lieutenant
governor, Geo. H. Utter, secretary of state,
Robert Burbanks, attorney general and
Sam Clark, state treasurer.
An improvement in the condition of
Springer continues, but progress toward
recovery is exceedingly slow.
The Missouri senate passed the re-dis.
tricting bill as it came before the house.
The sub committee to investigate the
worlds fair expenditures will leave for
Chicago on the evening of the 24th