Bihmn,Feb. IV ^The czar, ciannne^and czarowltch will attend the reception to^be given by Sir It. I). Morler, llrltlsh am^^bassador at St. Petersburg 'I uest)ay. In^view of the quarrel between Sir Itobcrt and^lilsmarck much comment has been caused^here by Ihis announcement, hh the attend^ance of three members of the Imperial^faintly will be a mark of unusual patron^afe. ^
I.itlMJUrtierrMini I'lsjolt.
London,Feb. IV -Heferrliig to Soarnei'^testimony before the Times Parnell comu^lion, Lahoucheru In an interview said the^total amount of money which he paid^Tigott was ^60. He said he would not dis^^close anything regarding the alleged at^^tempt U* bribe Pigott until he went Into the^witness box.
PAKNKLMSMAND CR1MK.
TrainKutiliera Kullfd.^Cincinnati,(Feb. IV.^The statement li^publlihed that a fast train on the Louis^^ville A Nashville, carrying a car load of^lilver dollars and one hundred passengers,^ran into a lot of tlen placed on the track by^robbtfff B^aar Walton, Ky., Friday night,^but the force of the shock broke the ob^^struction and the train passed safely.
ililting l^own thf Fore*.
Panama,(via (ialvestori) Feb. IV.^^Twenty-five hundred men were discharged^from the canal works at Savernllla on the^14th. The contractors continue to curtail^tbe work on all the sections. There Is a^strong military force on tbe line of the^canal to maintain order.
WhrrrIn l.tti'4
Minnrai'OI.ih,Feb. IV About three^week! ago W. M. Leo, of Leo A Muller,^dealers In furnaces, left the city, taking^with him nearly $8 ink) of the firm's money.^It is reported he has been seen at Helena,^Montana, and Seattle. W. T-, but nothing^definite is known of his whereabouts
I Mirerfd Hum*.
ST.Jon hp h, Feb. IV.^Advices up to 1^o'clock this morning indicate the election^of C. F. Uoohr aud K. P. C. Wilson to fill^out the term of the late Congressman^Burns In tbe fiftieth aud fifty tint con-^greaae*.
ItSSS*I'txiple Twatlfy to the Manner la^Whl^ k Certain l.sttara Ware Obtained.
