Paris, March 11. —The diplomats and
politicians are still discussing the visit of
the Km press Frederick to Paris. Count
von Munster the German Ambassador, at
tributes the moral check sustained by
Germany to the influence of haron De
Moprenheim, the Russian \rn bass ad or in
Paris whom the Count irreveutly desig
nates ns an * old monkey.’’ Count von
Munster's supposition is believed t* fa*
tore
Mtllf Nim%lln* In L#oiidoii.
London, March ll.—During the mouth
of December lnt the mm did not shine
here on©day. During the entire year of
1 SVUI. uut of a posKible 4,4. r 0 %vben the nun
should <r might have been visible it *•
visible only i hours, and these were
mainly in the afternoon.
IbMib ol Kfftliop Fuddock.
Boston, Mas.< March II —The HI.-
K>v Benjamin ii Faido k Kj
bishop of the dio- **e of Ma ta< husetle,
bed Monday.
HAIUBOO PItEMBYTERIAXH
They are A rraiijflnjf to Hold a Hie Cel
ebration
Bakaboo, Wig., March 10. — Great prep
arations art; being made for the celebra
tion of the fortieth anniversary of the
Presbyterian church in this city on the
17th inst. Over 200 invitations have been
issued and sent to all parts of the United
States to former pastors and member> of
the society. Among the clergy who will
attend are Messrs. Brown, of Jane-ville;
•I. H. Ritchie. Portage; W. A. McAtee,
Madison; R. L. Williams, Ann Arbor,
Mich.; Vance, Uodi, and others. The
program will consist of addresses, poems,
music, history of the society, and a ban -
quet.
POI.ICT OF RETKESCHMKST.
