The North Cumberland Reformer. — 1891-02-12 (Carlisle, Cumbria, England)

OOO.  Princess Christian presided at the meeting of the British Hospital Nurses AF.5,,4 • In.lt was announced that the Queen ,•a the privilege of adding the word " the title of the association.  'l'he Shanghai correspondent of the Times telegraphs :—The Imperial decree issued at Pekin granting audience to foreign Minist2rs has been nullified by the derogatory ceremonies which are prescribed.  A Reuter telegrams from Berne says :—According to a report forwarded by the Geneva police authorities to the Federal Council, the Anarchists in that city contemplate making a great demunetratiou on the Ist of May.  Mr. Manus Colleary, head constable of the police in county Galway, has shot himself through tha head with a rifle in the police barracks at Galway. His head was terribly shattered, and he died almost i 111 l nediately. It is a coincidence that the last head constable of C-alway poisoned himself. Two children named Tremain have been admitted to the West Hain Hospital, having, as they allege, been poisoned by their mother. Mrs. Tremain, however, asserts that the children drank the poison during her absence.  The wolves are this winter causing great coaster. nation in the interior of Russia and Finland. A few days ago, in the Government of Kieff, a young girl and her sweetheart were attacked by a pack ot these ferocious animals, and the girl was torn t‘ pieces.  Au International Commithie has been formed to collect the sum necessary for a marble bust tc Professor Helmholtz, and for a Hehuholtz medal, to be bestowed on the most eminent German and foreign physicians, in memory of the Professor's seventieth birthday, on the 31st of August.  His medical advisers having ordered him pro. longed rest and sea voyage, Mr. Keith Angus hat sold his interest in the H'hitehall Review, a pave, with which, during the past seven years, he hat been personally connected both a 3 proprietor and editor.  The charter for the incorporation of Rawtensat was received on Saturday. The new borough has a population uf 32,000, and is the centre of Rossendale Parliamentary division, which includes Rawtenstat Cntwshawbooth, Waterfoot, Newchurch, and Lumb The polka authorities at Paris have requeste d Madame Eyraud and her daughter not to publish their impressions of the sentence passed upon the murdererof M. Crouffe, and not to allow themselvet to be interviewed on a subject which eoncerns.the the administration of justice.  *George Payne, a well-dressed man who was said to have eluded the police on several occasions, but who was arrested last week by a clever ruse on tho part of two disguised detectives, was remanded at Southwark, London, on Saturday, charged with stealing a marble clock belonging to a coffee-house proprietor. Payne, it was said, is known as a most =pert housebreaker.  At Mullingar the other night a corporztl iu tll2 East Lanc,Lsitire Regiment wa:i arrested for 8011IC military offenc3. He managed to get out of the barracks, and subsequently his headless body was found on the railway some. distance from the town. Hie hands were in his pockets, and his head was some yards distant. He was a native of Kent, aml was tt Lave been married the following day.  . -7 : i  On THURSDAY, February Nth, 1891, a MEETING will be held in the CENTRAL HALL, Brampton, in favour of tl-e Direct Veto. Speakers—  Miss PALMER, Mn. THOMAS TODD, Mn.