The Berlin Anarchists.
Berlin, June 11. Of the seven Anarchists arrested in Leipsic, on a charge of circulating papers inciting to the murder of the Kaiser, three were acquitted, and the others were found guilty and sentenced to terms of imprisonment varying from one year to eight years.
A Merciful Reform.
London, June 18. The Standard’s St. Petersburg correspondent reports that it is the intention of the Czar to put an end to the deportation of convicts to Siberia.
Stowaways on a Steamer.
Melbourne, June 14. Two small hoys stowed away under the boiler of the steamer Port Pirie, from London. One boy was almost dead when discovered. They had a terrible experience,

American Items.
Washington, June 18. The white men on strike at Lament, in Illinois, are persisting in their assaults on the negro free labourers. The latter fired on their assailants. Nine were killed and seventeen captured by negroes. The Chicago Navy Club is urging the Oxford and Cambridge Universi ties, Australian colonies, Berlin and Bublin Clubs to compete at a regatta on Lake Geneve in Wisconsin on August 14th. Ottawa, June 13. A receiver has been appointed for the Manitoba and Northwestern Rail way Company in consequence of failure to meet interest on bonds held in England.
POLITICAL.
