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 Wall street begins to think at last that war is impending.
 In Turkey the use of electricity is prohibited by the sultan and in ac- cordance herewith patents for electri- cal inventions are refused.
 The announcement in the House of Commons yesterday that the United States would adhere to the principles of the treaty of Paris regarding neutral vessels was greeted with cheers.
 Liverpool's Chamber of Commerce is considering the plan of bridging the Mersey by suspension bridge 150 feet above high water, with a central span 2,000 feet long and two side spans each of 1000 feet. The estimated cost is $12,- 100000.
 Among the colored diamonds there Is one of a green tint, now in Dresden and formerly owned by Augustus the strong. The Grand Duke of Tuscany possessed a blue one and the famous Hope diamond was also blue and re- markedly beautiful.
 A novel flower has been found at the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. It has a faculty of changing it's color during the day. In the morning it is white when the sun is at it's zenith it is red, and at night it is blue. Only at noon does it give out any perfume.
 Arthur Nikisch, conductor of the Leipzig Gewandhaus concerts, has been fined twelve thousand gulden by the Court in Budapest Before he accept ed his post in Leipzig he was con- ductor of the royal opera in Budapest, and broke his contract to do so.
 Hartford Courant: "The papers sold here as the morning issues of the New York dailies have to be printed the day before in order to get here in time for early sale. They undertake to con- pete with The Courant which has hours the advantage of them. News does come faster by telegraph than by cars" Same case here.
 New York Tribune: This war is not one of our seeking. Let that never be forgotten. However the heather have ragged and some of the people imagined vain things, the authoritative voice of this Nation has been steadfastly for peace. Every resort for keeping the peace, with honor and with fidelity tc the highest duties of the Nation, has been tried in vain.
 
 The great foreign demand for Amer. lean wheat and for corn also continues and increases, which accounts for theil rise in price and shows that in this case the advance is not due to spectators The market conditions also favor a stil higher level of prices. As will be seer by a press dispatch in another column the price of flour per barrel in this country has just been advanced. Mail and Express: Whatever ot hope may have fingered in the pacific and patriotic heart of President Nc. Kinley that peace might be enforced in Cuba without war with Spain is dis. sipated by the happenings of the na s-