Chicago, Jan. 11. Mr. F. II. Wlnutou,
tho new minister to Porslo, will not wear
tho rogiiticntnts of a National guard oilicer
at the shah'u court, liuviug resigned tha position
of brigadier general touderoJ him by
Governor Oglesby, Mr. Whistou said that
ho bad como to tho conclusion that it nould
bo in better teste aud more in accordance
with tho theory and practice of our govern
ment with reference to its diplomatic
intatlvoi ubroud to decline
THROWING COLD WATER
FOREIGNERS JEALOUS OF AMERICA'S
LAST PROPOSITION.
Hie Hjrtrnplioblu Inntltnto Will Not bo
KstabllnlinJ With Mr. Tiifttmir'a Authority
Xoo Old for a Circuit nnd
Meeds Mo Money Foroij;n.
London, Jan. 11 For several days past
the newspapers of London and Paris, havo
Miituiued referonefs to tho proposed
Iu New Yorrf, of an
institute and hospital, whoro paysicians
:ould be taught Prof wsor Pasteur's method
jf provantlug hydrophobia and whero
threatened with that dines to couldbo
treated. Many of the suggestions regard
lug such an institution wero obviously
but somo of thorn seemed to havo tho
mpporto" oinlnmt Ahiericon physicians.
Iho Paris correspondent of tho Cable News,
;aled upon M. Pasteur at bis labratory aud
iskcd for his opinion of tha feasibility of
tho proposal. M. Pasteur said that ho did
not favor tho establishment of any
Pasteur institute in New York, or
however, there wero uo doctors or
operators nt present to conduct tho necessary
experiments successfully. Ho
(bought it would be better to establish un
International Institution in Paris.
The tlmo required for a voyago from
America or a journey from any part of
Europe would bj immaterial, providod tbo
patient started immediately after being bitten.
