_—, * ■—. St. Petersburg, Novembers The Czar Nicholas has sanctioned the raising of a national subscription for the purpose of erecting a monument to the memory of his late father. Seventy-six foreign Princes, includ ing the Duke of York and Prince Alexander of Servia, will attend the Czar's funeral. The body has arrived at Sebastopol from Livadia. Btjda Pesth, November 8 A number of the members of the Reichstag strongly opposed the mes sage of condolence at the death of the Caar, as it was repugnant to the Poles, and they declared he was the suppres sor of the freedom of Hungary. The majority, however, upheld that the deceased was a factor m the mainten ance of peace, and the vote was passed. Paris, November 9 A subscription has been opened here for the purpose of raising a fund to erect a great French memorial m memory of the Gzar.
The Scottish Evangelist

• -■ — «^__ Sydney, November 9 Rev. John McNeil, the Scottish evangelist, sailed for New Zealand m the Wakatipu.
THE RAILWAY COLLISION

Sydney, November 9 Mr Ooward, who was injured m the recent railway collision, ia dead.
MURDER.
I. . ' ♦—«.-—- Melbourne, November 9 A man named Tough killed one of his partners named Glynn with a toma hawk. He endeavored to entice a second partner to his room but failed; and then attacked him, but the latter escaped. Tough, who was taken into custody, has confessed to the murder. The supposed cause of the crime was business difficulties.
SUICIDE

. ; ». Meujoubnr, November 10 Major Andrew Ingalls, a well-known artillery officer, has committed suicide, it is believed owing to financial diffi culties.
