St. Petersburg, November 5. The Zemistovs appeal to the Czar to close the dram shops m the famine districts, m order to prevent the relief being wasted m orgies. The authorities, fearing the activity, of the Nihilists, ordered 80,000 troops to guard the route from Wisballen to Sebastopol, over which the Czar passed. The Czar insists on an order prohi biting the exportation of wheat for a fortnight, being carried out', but' the Minister of Finance is opposed ibo it. I*ARJS, November $. It is reported that Russia "purchases silver, from the, .Bank of -France.of the value of one hundred million roubles for minting. London, Noven^b.er, tj. The " Daily Chronicle's" correspon

dent states that mothers m distressed \ ] districts m Russia are killing their '< children'to save them from famine. I'•

THE CRISIS IN BRAZIL.
Kio Janbiko, November-5. Marshall Fonesca dissolved the Con gress for passing a law over his veto, defining the process by which, m the "event ot necessity arising, the Presi dent of the Republic could bo im peached. 1 New Yoiik, November 6. The latest news from Rio Janeiro states that endeavors are beiu'g made ' to restore the monarchy. The " Herald's " correspondent wires that serious conflicts have taken place '' m Rio, many persons being killed. TJie army and navy are supporting the President as Dictator. The chief of tho army has requested the Presi -7 dent to become Dictator.
RECEPTION OF BISHOP GRIMES.
