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—Mr, Justin McCar:hy, in an article in the September number of the North Ameri. can Review, elaborately argues that Mr. Gladstone cannot afford to shelve the home rule proposal in order to give precedence to the one man one vote measure, and the suggested billto improve the registration act. Mr. McCarthy adds to his argument a positive sort of opinion that Mr. Glad- stone never entertained the idea of delay favored by Mr. Labouchere and the Radi- eals. He takes the popular view that the Lords will throw out the bill and then Mr.

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—If it is true, as reported from Paris, that the Russians have resolved to send an expedition against tha Ameer of Afghan- istan, then they they have virtually resolv- ed upon a war against Great Britain, for there is no reason whatever to doubt that England would defend the Ameer. There would ba more occasion for action on the part of the British than there was in 1885, when the British Government gave Russia to understand that an advance on Herat would be met as an act of hostility. Mr. Gladstone was Premier then, as he is now, but the preparations for war were nore the less vigorons on that ac:ount. But the news that Russia has tuken the step report- ed needs confirmation.

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The highest priced piano in the United States belongs to the Marquand family of ‘New York city. lt was designed and painted by Alma Tadema, and cost $46,000

Professor Black tells cf a singular super- stitiun existing in England, which insists that if the youngest daughter of a family marries first her sisters must dance at the wedding without shoes, so as tu insure hus- bands for themselves.

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California fruit shippers cannot enough cars to transport their stock.

In Saxony about seventy per cent. of the workingmen earn less than $150 per year.

A full outfit of counterfeiters’ tools has been found in a cave east of Brazil, Indi- ana.

The Russian Finance Ministry will short- ly issue 25,000,000 credit roubles secured { by gold.

_ Cae Government of the North-West Ter- ritories has been defeated on a non-confi- dence motion by 13 to 12.

Londou's six principal railway lines carry ainualiy over 200,000,000 people, and the tramways about 150,000,000.

The western coal agents in Naw York have advanced the prices to the west 25 cents, and to Buffalo 39 cents a ton.

German-born resideuts furnished 8.76 percent. of the strength of the Union army during the war of the rebellion.

An old man in St. Louis, who had been hiccoughing at half-minute intervals for two days, was stopped by hypnotism.

According to foreign papers there are now 3,538 journals and magazines printed in Germany. In 1891 there were 3,443.

The pallium his been conferred on Rev. Angus McDonald, Roman Catholic Arch- bishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh.

According to the census, the Methodist Episcopal Caurch of the United States had 2,229,281 communicants in 1890, as against 1,707,000 in 1880,

** Murder with malice aforethought,” is the verdict of the curoner’s jury at Jackson, Mich,, concerning the killing of Mr. Wm. Cuddy by convict Blackman,

A Mr. Goodman, of London, bet that he could smoke eighty-six cigars down to an inch in less than twelve hours. He did it with forty-two minutes to spare.

The railroad coach that carried President Lincoln’s body from Washington to Lilinois is now stationed at North Platte, Neb., and will be sent to the World’s Fair.

An old soldier in Kausas recently re- ceived from the government three centa which had been due him without his know!l- edge for more than thirty yeers.

There are 140 distinct Christian denom inations inthe United States. Of these there are 15 varieties of Methodists, 14 of Baptists and 12 of Presbyterians.

Out of 50,000 guesses on a big cake of soap on exhibition im Berlin only two were correct. The cake was a soapmaker’s ad- vertisement, and weighed 1,142 p>.unds.

The International Peace Congress at Berne, Switzerland, has resolved to invite the peace societies of Europe and America to establish an international federation among themselves.

During the year 1892 thus far the ascent of Mont Blanc, once considered smong the rarest of achievements, has been success-

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There are now three Episcopal vacancies in the Church of England in Canada, viz. : Qu’Appelle, Mocsomee, and British Colum- bia. All three result from resignations. The two former wil! be filled from England. The latter will be elected by the diocese.

All the United States revenue offivers oa the Pacific coast are watching for the smuggling schooner Halcyon, which left Victoria, B. C., on Tuesday with a $30,000 cargo of opium. This is the same schooner which landed $50,000 worth of opium at Hawaii a few months ago and sailed away from all Uncle Sam's fastest cruisers.

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