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AUSTRIA WILL KEEP PACE WITH
RUSSIA'S MOVEMENTS.
O'Brien Must Change Tone or He Will
Borve Auother Teorm--FPremier Tir.
ard to Workingmen.
Viexna, Dee. 18 ~The military counci)
inthis city Saturday was presided over by
Emperor Francia Joseph, Previous to, snd
after the council the derr von Tiszahad a
conference with Count Kalnoky. ‘The
council revived thet the unexpended por
tion of the 52,000,000 florins voted last
spring shall be applied to the purchase of
equiprent and construction of huts for
troops in Gilicia,
No increase of the forces now in Gilicia
has yet been derided upon, and if there is
no further augmentation of Russian troops
on the frontier, Austria will adhere to the
policy of observation. Another military
council has been summoned for to-day.
It is semi-officially announced that the
cabinet shares in the belief that good rela
tions with Russia will be maintained. No
difference exists except with respéct to
Bulgaria. Austria is ready 0 assist in &
pacifio solution of the problem, but the an
nouncement im the /nvalide Russe that Rus
sia projects a whole sortes of military
measures, of which the recent increase of
forces in Petand is only a part, enjoins in.
creased military vigilance. Austria must
keep pace with Russian plans. Count von
Taafe and Count von Tisa agree that the
summoning of the delegations In the mean
Uwe would be inopportune.
BerLix, Dec. 10.- "he National Zeitung
says that General vou Behweoinits, the Gen
man ambassador to Russia, returns to St
Petersburg with conciliatory instructions.
Prince Bismarck councils Austria. while
strengthening her military position, Ww
avoid giving provocation to Russia
Brussprs, Dec. 19 Russia's endeavors
to raise a loan here and in Amsterdam
have failed.
Loxpox, Dec. 19..<The Vienns COrrespon-
dent of the Daily News says: “Austria and
Germany are acting like one ndtion In re
gard to the war scare. Austris takes no
step without Germany's approval”
COERCION TO BE PRESSED. ~~
O’Brien Must Change Tons or He WIN
Serve Another Term.
Loxpox, Dee., 19.
the result of Saturday's discussion of Irish
matters in the cabinet counell, is determ
every
presion has been proc'simed, and it is as
serted that Mr.
the moment his present term expires, un
less his paper Onited Jreland, ceases in the
meantime its persistent repetition of thé
offence for whieh its editor was indicted
and jaded.
It is probable that the presont week will
witness a vigorous enforcement of thé
Crimes act 1n Ireland, in pursuance of int
structions issued yesterday and dispatched
post haste wo Dublin castle.
Premier Tirard to Workingmen.
Pans, Dee.
tributing the rewards of the syndical
chambers of industry and building, said
that work was the great foundation of
modern society, ahd the government was
prepared to encourage private initiate, and
as far as possible, 0 give work to thosd
who sought it. He added that the great
public works carricd out in recent years
had somewhat disturbed the finances of the
country, but they were indispensible in
order to combat foreign competition.
The Fope and Irish AfMairs.
Loxpox, Dec. 19 -Speaking of the ru.
mored interference of the Pope in Irish
affairs, Mr. Dillon said last eveaing that
while he de reverand the authority of
the Pr iatters of faith he would as
soon tL { submitting to the Sultan of
Turkey as to him ia matters politioally.
Fanie in & Theatre,
Viexwxa, Dec During a performance
of Btrauss's operetta “Simplicious” Satur.
day evening a terrible panic was cused by
® false alarm of fire. The audience rushed
to the staircases and caused ao terrific
Crush. Order was not restored until ten
minutes had elapsed.
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Riotous Workingmen in Spain.
Maori, Dee. 19. —8erious disturbances
have occurred in Catalonia, requiring the
presence of troops to preserve order. The
trouble originated in the closing of fac
teries caused by the depression of trade.
Converted to Home Rule.
Loxpox, Dec, 19. —Sir T. F. Grove, mem.
ber of parliament for the Wilton division
of Willshire, who was elected as a union.
ist-liberal, has Become a Gladstonian.
Fighting in Syrin.
Sr. Peremapone, Neo’ 19.-The 0
Messenger says there has boon & conflict in
Byria between Bedouins and Druses, in
which the latter had 180 killed and Bog
wounded,
Anxiety Abont Stanley,
Brussert, Dec. 19. ~The absetice of intal
ligence from Stanley in the mails received
from the Congon yesterday gives grave
cause of alarm for his safety.
——— A
Bequest of 8 Fremh Spollntion Claim.
PILADELPHIA, Dec. 18.-ThHe will of
Mrs. Glovin Fort wad admitted to probate
yesterday and is ax followss “if | redsive
the money due me from the Uliited States
government forse Frénch spollastion clei.
I give and bequeath the same to my daugh.
ter durleg her life aud on her death the
same shall go to the poor widews of St.
Andrews's church, Eighth st above
Bpruve st, the monoy to be held by tae
church und dispenssd by he rector.”
os SE BR na:
br. Folton Modifies His Book.
Rowvow, Dec. 19. Tot controversey be
tween Rev. Dr. Fulton and Rand, Avery &
Co., regarding the pri of. the rever.
end gentlemun’s book hus settled af.
ter corrédpondance between parties inter
eatad. Dr, Fulton will modify the
in his work which were objectionable and
the firm will go on with the manufssture
of the book. -
Urging Co.operation
Prrmsusy, Dec. 17.-The striking fim
lass workers are In constant receipt of
ters from all verte of the country offers
ing land and capital for the establishment
of cooperative factories. A letter from
h y today
acres of land and $12,000 iy
Fearing a Fall in Prices of Coke.
Premsnone, Deo, 10.08 Is befroved
# the new cole syndicate ls
MARINE DISASTERS.
A Number of Vessels Wastied Achore--The
Captain of One Vessel Drowned.
PoRYLAND, Me, Doo. 1% ~The schooner
John James, 51 tous, henoe Dec. 16, for
Bteuben, sprung & leak last night and was
abandoned near Hulfway Rock. The crew
arrived here to-day.
New Havew, Dec. 18.-~The brig in colli.
sion with tho steamer Rhode Island off
Bridgeport last night was the English brig
Adria, from New York for Halifax, The
Adria had her jibboows and port shrouds
carried away. Bhe came in here to repair,
Baco, Me., Dec. 18.—~The schooner Ada
May, bound for Portamouth to Portland, is
high and dry on the beach in front of the
Cleaves house, at Old Orchard. She had
lost both anchors and was driven in by the
storm yesterday afternoon. She had no
cargo. The crew of six men are safe,
Vingyano HiveEx, Mass. Dec. 18 —The
barge Robena, from New York to Boston,
dragged her anchors in this harbor Sstue.
day evening during the earterly gale and
went ashore off West Cliop, but was floated
by the tug Storm King, and towed to Head
Harbor, leaking. Boon after the Robena
struck, the captain and orew took the boat,
which was capsized, and the captain, N. P.
Fullberg, of Baltimore, was drowned,
Provincetown, Mass., Ded 18. The
northeast gle on Baturdsy night was the
worst of the season. The wind shifted
yesterday to southeast southwest, and last
night it was northwest, blowing heavily,
with snow squalls. No wrecks have boen
reported along Cape Cod yesterday.
Prymovrn, Mass, Dec. 1%5.~The United
States steam lighthouse tender Myrtle,
went ashore on Brown's Island shoal,
three-quarters of a mile southeast of Piy-
mouth Light, at 6:30 p. m. Saturday. Capt.
Holmes and the Gurnet life-saving crew
went her assistance, and at 12:3 a. m. yos.
terday got her out of a position that might
have been dangerous had she remained an
hour longer. The Myrtle is now anchored
safely in the harbor, having sustained no
damage.
Baco’s Young Bank Defaulter.
Saco, Me., Dec. 18. ~The rumor current
here Baturday that Frank M. McoNeally, the
clerk in the Baco and Biddeford savings
institution, who svsconded last August
with about 825000 in cash and securities,
is sick and penitent, and Bins made a prop-
osition to the bank to réttirn the bonds, if
thereby he can escape prosecution, is con-
firmed. Interviews have been bad with
officers of the dunk, but none of them wih
| divulge a single thing, though they precti-
| cally admit that there is something in the
wind. It has been known here for several
weoks that McNeally was in England, and
there are good reasons for belleving that
the bank has received, directly or Indi-
rectly, communications fron him, and that
| he is endoavoridg to negotiate for the re
turn of the atolen securities. It is also
lrarned from good autliority that the de
faulter is now en route for Halifax from
Liverpool and will arrive in a few days.
His Frother Harry left hore for Halifax on
| Thursday night
The Gang Makes Another Haul
Bosrox, Dec. 10.-The gang of burglars
mado another hail Saturday night A visit
was paid to Newton, and the residence of
John C. Farlow of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad was entered. An en-
trance was effected through the dining
room window, and one of the gang went
into Mr. Farlow's room, secured a bunch
of keys, and with them opened a safe in the
dining ros. The burglars secured over
2,000 worth of jewelry, including » cluster
diamond pin valued ut $1,200. Mrs. Farlow
awoke and discoversd the burglars, but
before the inmates of the honse were
awakened the burglars male good their os-
cape. Loss than two years ago Mr. Far
low's house was visited by burglars, who
succeeded In getting away with $5,000 of
i booty.
Not a Golden Field for Baseball Men.
Bax Francisco. Dec. 17. The expectations
of soma of the baseball players who came
from the east to make mousy during the
winter season have not been realized, and
itis now rumored that a number of them,
| lod by the Philadelphia nine, will soon reo
turn home. Manager Hart has thirty-five
high-priced men, and has only two games
are played a week and the gate receipts
for cach average only $49 or $50, there
is 8 considerable deficit. It is in contem-
plation by Mr. Hart 10 organize a nine
from those players who wish to enjoy the
benefits of this climate, who will play all
comers. A meeting of the baseball
brotherhood was Held last night, at which
| President Ward announced that new cop
tracts had arrived from the east and ex-
plained provisions.
————————
Ravages of Diphtheria.
ArLpaxy, Dec, 19. -Diphtherias has been
doing deadly work in Behohario and vicinity
recently, there having been twenty-eight
cases. In one family four deaths doctirred.
Most of the fatal cases were among young
children, but threo persons between the
ages of 10 and 20 years have fallen victims
| to the disease. A careful inquiry into the
| cause of the diseaso falls to elicit satisfac
' tory responses. Its ravages have been in
the lowlands and on the lowlands, in the
lic schools and Bunday schools have been
closed for some time. It is now thought
that the danger 1s past and the disease
abating.
Morphine for Quinine
Laxcasren, Pa, Doc 10. -Jobn N. Won
Peunsylvenia
railroad at Columbia, died suddenly last
Saturday from a supposed Affection of the
heprt. The physician of the railroad relief
department became suspicioGs of the cause
| of death, and made sn
. ing in showing that a
: pine, the contents of
: morphia J
C. T. Markel, drsgriat iat, fron whom
and
I A CRA,
A Pastor Refuses to Resign,
Grumbine of the Universalist church here,
whost iympathy with Henry George die
PIsased some of his flock, has Hatly refum 4
Lo Tough 4 requested
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Pataviis, Die. 18 --At She Quitisely
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