... FATAL RIOTING IN IfUNGARIT. .PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) 3 VIENNA, Monday Night. As long as two years ago, an Agrarian Socialist movetment began in the Hungarian province of Alfoeld, and hes continually shown ;jigus of life. Yesterday a serious conflict s occurred between the peasants and the police, in which one peasant was killed, four were mor- 3 tally -wounded, and sixty porsons were more or ...

... THE FR',ENCH WATER COLOUR SOCIETY. I - -. It ifl very lintereriting to seo the works of the French nestsrs at tiLr IHarnover Gallery, otspeerrilly rlit'r o visit fto the ganleriern i) Pall MIoill Erlt, the I nrothods of thle two ochools nri o HO npposite tied the esuitf oelrt dtistsilasr. 'lie French drlawings lb~ok ('old rad olear arid rathieir thin after our work, anu orruris looks Woolly ...

... I -4--- irt 4 n The following is the explanatory paper pro- It mised last night to the House of Comitoono by )I the Chancellor of the Exohequer ou the New if Estate Duty resolution d The estate duty will be payable upon the eapita] tL value of all property which passes on the death of is d pelrson dying after the 31et May 1894. The existing n probate anti account duties, and the additional ...

... I s ?? ,caOUS VOLAUPU]C Say be the international laligtiage of the future; but A Cbiinook Jargon has the advaul- - of boing alrtady established as a practical t iui of couliuicfttion between some fifty A NvLe Lho otherwise would be utterly unable s t3nieretand eauh othor. What Chinook I Jgx eans W may be seen in Mr. HlORATIxO w AiLiS &Manual of the Oregon 'IRade Ltnguage, s ' jl0 by ...

... NEW YORK, SUNDAY. Professor Goldwin Smith, in an address de- . TI livered here on Friday evening on the ?? ofk 'of A Canada, Great Britain, and the United: States, ?? said: - itI no C ' Wo Americans desire to bring Canada Am( finto the Union only by the free& cosent of imp ?? people. Canada is now a self- an governed colony of Great Britain. The Imperial sidei *country still sends o4t' a ...

... l1E,'ITMAL 1'ARLIAMENT.I JJ0OITSE OF LO:RDS.-VoND-A,,. TJ-o Lcoil cetescenaori took has seat on the Woolsack lta &quarter past four o'clock. T. 91'i.Ii EASTRR1 HOLIDAYS. The jljoorquiq of SALISB3URtY inl answer to the . E't rl Xsx NiJuTLE Said slie thought thtey shomuld have eo i' FIIlridav ]iOt. TI;ore were four e 001V PINto esovethe ftoya assiit, aird be, dill not b thitiee tiiO lltb ofli~lr ...

... Quat& TVn greatest of all American millianaire han been discovered in the person of Mr. JoHN T. 4 9Mw kO.U-n v& an. v- -JL~ 280ELnR-a name that seems to suggest M&V lucky deals in mineral oiL According to a Prsual friend supposed to know as much of idide stsudrd oil affairs as any outsider M possibly know, Mr. toO ELLER is the 1appy posseasor of one hundred and twenty- uke millions of ...

... .4ST NiG0T'S GAZBTM PARTNERSHMP DISSOLV!D.P~ - A.C. Esrger F E KHszer,eand P. A aper.(tadn at the Be21tJ ~dWine Trade adltm' AisetculicaNnCrutobad. sw lar as 11:1 re regards, H. a Hrarper-Hruper ed-dari, ascouint- po ante-S. Warren. and E. Vaughan.. in,ch~e illfegre, r. a V vision ?? cikerin. an Co. jsrI 6* t, Tweed and elsewhere. ,voo teohiton anra, , ,o ?? end Lunmley. Newmanetreat ...

... THXIS MORtNiNG'S NiW. * lit 1 Mir. Stanley arrives at Victoria Station to-day sit at I.80 Bam., anti drives from there to his reel- deuce in De Vere-gardens, Kensington, vil s (Grosvenor - place, Hyde - park -corner, and r 3Knightsbridge. p 3 The attempt of the Government to rush the MI 1 Allotments Bill into Commuittee at yesterday's th s Bitting was strongly resented from the Opposi- wj tion ...

... . of or Lectares-F. iecks on Early IntrmeallMtio, he Royal Institution, 3; Dr. Richardson on 1 The First Al Electrician, London Inotitution, 6; Talfourd Ely on is Greek Painting, British Museum, .3; Dr. Wylde 'a on Madsic of the Future, Gresham College, 6; Miss Homersbam (National Health Society) on h Medical Nursing, Mildmay Park Conferfuce Hall, let 3; Messrs. Powell and Proctor ...

... I METOOLOUICAL 1PORT. I & .- o DAIL r XWS PP Ul ADEL. READINGS THIS MORNING BYT PuM. to-s. NWXMrr AND ZAMBRA'S BAROMETER. A ErNor I ~ the outwi MO. . 4 WD. THU. 8. Kavurthz N. N.E. N. W . W.N.W. hldl ~t COLOI inF frouc Mirzapo - - ~ fromsa a 5- - . CUXH -rived. r -left atil. 0 01-A 30 so 30 30bury Dtx ItRoyal Al Pssed tf - I luhiBC - . -LtVE1 0 - ~ -Ionia, fr 291 29 2leron I Iubens. ...

... ?? eUR coonruoMai.) e VIENNA, WRSZSDAT XIN1T. COt This morning the thermometer stood at the cai Y. lowest point reached this winter. AU the ear windows were covered with thick ics, and the r snow grated under one's feet. he horses j > steamed as they ran, and the atmosphere was for l, filled with, minute ice particles, producing 3ea almosthe appearance of a fog; bat as it was a I mnd -bright ...