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stranded near Salt Lake, Anticosii,
was burned to the waters edge.

stranded near Salt Lake, Antic0sti,
was burned to the waters edge.
Prof. Quidde has. been sentenced 20
three months imprisonment at Wu-
Mich, after having been convicted of
lese majestic.
Mr.. Belley, NJ. p. is authority for
the statement that before entering the
next political campaign, Sir Charles
Tupper. premier OF Canada, will enter
the Roman Catholic communion.
Cecil Rhodes, who has been suffering
for several days from fever. is now
much better. He proposes to march
to Buluwayo with the column of troops
intended for the relief of that place.
Count Won Lamberg and Princess
Dorotllea Won IiOhenlolle. the youngest
daughter of Prince Constantine Won
IIohenlohe- e-SchillingfurSt,w were married
at Vienna.
The prizes to the winners in the
Olympian games will be branches
from the olive trees ut Olympia las
wAS til" ancient cuStom.) The inten-
tion of beStOwing silver wreaths has
been abandoned.
y nurse who had been one of the
palace attendants since the birth Of
the crown prince of Greece, in 1868,
died in Athens. and the king and the
princess attended the funeral. They
were deeply affected.
Baron Won Eckardstein, military at
tache of the Germany embassy at
London, was married to Miss Grace
Maple. daughter of Sir ]. Blundell Ma
pie of st. Albans Abbey, at London.
The bishop of st. Albans otficiated.
n collision occurred ut Wilhelms-
haven. Germany, between two torpedo
boats which were being tried by the
government officials in the vicinity OF
the naval station. One of the torpedo
boats sank and five persons were
lroWnril
The Venezuelan warshp Rivas. with
troops on board. under the command
Of Gen. parctlas, has sailed from Gu
ay;ll1l. Venezuela. The vessel steerel
an rastrrly course. Her commander
has sealed orders. The sailing of the
w;rship is regarded as significant.
At Paris. Prince Sagan has chal-
lrnEed Nj. llernlant. author of the play.
''Lam"nte." 1t is said that the trouble
grows out OF personal reflections con-
tanned in the play, and that Prince
'''Sah N"'N luS Colil.
mrntS made in this connection.
The Paris Evenmcnt learns, it says,
that. in view of possible events in the
Soutlan. orders have been issued to in
crease the supplies and the armaments
Of the French military posts in South
Al=rria. Tunis, Senegal and Timbuc-
too.
Emperor Francis Joseph has be-
slowed the Order of the Golden
Fleece upon the German imperial
chancellor. Prince Hohenlohe, and En-
lmr"r William has decorated Count
GolucllnwSki. the Austrian minister of
foreign affairs, with the Order of the
Black Eagle
Tie Dublin correspondent of the
London Times says that the new land
bill has been received by the anti-Iar-
nellitc press there with disfavor but
in less hostile spirit than might have
been expected. The Unionist journals.
on the other hand. accord the new
measure Il friendly reception.
Patrick O'Brien has called the at
trntion of the British postmaster gem
rl:l To the delay and Inconvenience
which are likely to be caused by the
new regulation at the Washington
poStofficc department that all newspa-
pers Shall he forwarded to Great Brit
ain in American ships unless other
wise Sprcied,