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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

REV. DIR. HENDRrck has received
into the communion of the Presby-
terian Church In this city during tiie
last year, seventy-two members; ad.
ministered forty-two baptisms, and
his congregation contributed between
three and four thousand dollars for
religious purposes, as appears from
their report to the General Assembly
to meet In Louisville on the 18th
inst.-Pdducdh Herald.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

THE United States Circuit Court
sitting in Baltimore, has decided that
where railroad bar Is especially
provided for colored passengers, equal
iy good in all respeces with any pro.
vided for white passengers, the colored
traveller has no right to insist upon a
seat in another car.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

A FAcETIoUs boy asked one of his
playmates why a hardware dealer was
like bootmaker? The latter, some
what puzzled, gave 1t up. Why"
said the other, "because the one sold
the nails and the other nailed the
soles.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

Mrs. STANTON has made discov-
cry by which her audiences go unan-
imous for women suffrage. She
writes to the Revolution: az have a
new way of putting the vote-Let all
those who are i'm favor keep their
seats, and those opposed rise. In this
way one gets the most favorable re-
sponse, because women. like mani
mate objects generally, need some ex.
ternal force to put them in motion,
and the mass of them would not rise
up to save the nation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

WHEN Sumner proposed to give
negroes equal privileges with the
whites in the cemeteries of the land,
old Garrett Davis said this met his
his entire approval. He was willing,
indeed, that the whole race should
come into possession of the proposed
privilege forthwith.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

Mr.. STANTON, OF Boston, Mass.
on behalf of himself and several capi.
talists, offers to build the Cincinnati
and Southern Railroad to Chatta-
nooga, provided that Congresses will
pass the Sherman bill relating there
to.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

WHAT do you know of the char
acter of this man ?" was asked of a
witness at police court the
other day. "What dol know of his
character Iknow it to be unbleach-
able, yer honor" replied he with en-
phasis.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

A SOUTHERN paper says that the
price of broom-corn brush has been
rising yearly, and is now quoted at
twenty to thirty cents per pound
wholesale. At this rate, It must be a
more profitable crop to produce than
cotton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28
WHOLE NO. 2,11O.
card from Gen. Ksrby sm,,n.

lfU'He HuItor OF INC Courfer-JOurnal.1
NEWCASTLE, May 8.--I see In your
issue Of the 3D. that through some
misunderstanding It is announced
that have taken charge Of st. James
College, Shelbyville. Negotiations
to that purpose were opened with me
by the trustees, resulting in my de-
clining on the I'd inst. the presidency
of the college,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

GEN. WICKENLooPER, who recent
ly appointed two women to assist In
taking the census in the Southern
District of Ohio, has been notified by
the Superintendent of the Census
that women are not eligible.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

GEN. PICKETT and Colonels Rhett
and Jenifer, Confederates, and Gene
raj Stone, Of the Union army, left
New York Saturday for the military
service of the Viceroy of Egypt
Generals Loring and Sibley are al
ready there.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

HIGH feeding Is the secret of the
model farmers success; his
cows are induced to take another
lock, his men are helped twice, his
horses find full managers his hogs full
troughs he feeds his crops with good
manures, and his mind with good
reading.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

HUSBAND --"IfI were to loose you, !
would never be such fool as 10 mar
~ again" Wife" IL ! were to loose
you, / would marry again directly"
Husband My death would be re-
gretted by at least one person" Wife
q BY whom ~ Husband" My sue
ec-sorN "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

NORTH CAROLINA has another pail
of "Siamese Twins" These are
colored boys Joined together after the
manner of England Chang. They
were born In Columbus county, are
In good health, and are intelligent. =
They are about lS years old.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28
- w.
To Cleanse Blank cts,

Put two large tablespoonful Of bo-
rax, and a point bowl of soft soap
into a. tub OF cold water. When dis
solved put In pair Of blankets and
let them remain over night. Next
day rub them out, and rinse thorough
ly in two waters, and hang them to
dry. Do not wiring them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28
Publishing House 90 Remain at
Nashville.

MEMPHIS, May 20.-In the Metho
dist conference to-day the question
Of removing the Southern Publishing
House from Nashville was taken up,
and after long discussion the report
of the committee of nine was unani-
mously adopted continuing the Pub
fishing House at Nashville.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

OwENsBoRo, KY, has negro with
three snakes In her stomach. This
is rare phenomenon, but It is moi
uncommon to find people in many
localities now days with snakes in
their boots.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

AN eminent physician says that
the white rubber used for nursing
bottles and infants toys, Is very poi
sonous, causing sore mouth, erup-
tions, decayed teeth, spinal curva-
ture and death. In Europe the sale
Of il is prohibited by law.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

ANNA DICKINSON Is reported To
have quarrelled with her Rhode IL.
land lover, because he doesn't tell
how much money his father Is going
to settle on them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

MANS intellect, fully developed, Is
world within the area of less than
twenty four inches; universe with
In q hat-band.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

''Ir Is poor rule that won't work
both ways" exclaimed the boy, NJ
he SHE'D the ferrule ut the school.
masters head.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

You cannot dream yourself into O
character; you must hammer and
forge yourself into one.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

THE first record Of sugar planting
which we know Of IL when Adam
and Eve are spoken OF as having
raised Cain.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

Az old gentleman Of great eXpe-
rience says he is never satisfied that a
lady understands kiss unless he has
10 from her own mouth.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

SHEwho msrries a man because he
is n good match must not be sur
ptilel IL he turns aut "A lucilcr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28
Newspaper influence.

THE Rev. DEWITT rTALMADoE, IN
a recent Philadelphia lecture, said of
the press: ~ now declare that ] con-
slider the newspapers to be the grand
agency by which the gospel Is preach
ed, ignorance IL cast out, oppression
dethroned, crime extirpated. the
world raised, heaven rejoiced, and
God glorified. In the clanking of
the printing press, as sheets fly out, /
hear the voice of the Lord Almighty
proclaiming to all dead nationsof the
earth, Lazarus, come forth = and to
the retreating surges of darkness, Let
there he light y"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

"RosE AND BLANCHE" the hero
ines of Eugene Sues novel of the
" Wandering jew" are the daugh.
ters of Nathaniel Mills, native and
formerly prominent citizen of Yer
mont. The two girls, a few days ago,
sailed for Paris, where one of them
marries M. Cernuti, late Italian Min
lister at Washington. BY their faith
er's death they come into possession
of the "casket' of diamonds, of
which thrilling history is given In
that novel. The casket was present.
ed to their mother by the Empress
Josephine, and Is actually worth
only forty thousand dollars, although
represented by Sue as being worth
three hundred million dollars.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28
TDiSSOlutiOn.

fI,IE Arm oI caldwell, shelton & Co.
L Is this day dissolved, by mutual con
sent, ], W. Williamson retiring, All hnN-
them for settlement, and all Indebted must
come forward and pay up, The buslues'
VIII be- continucd. AZ old ftaut 10y Cald'
Ven & Shrlton. This April - TN,
CALUwFft, SHEtrot A GO.
Amt "a - .W
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-05-28

GREATNESS may build "a tomb, but
goodness alone deserves nn cpllnph.
, 1870-02-13

a 2PEEQkA1kF& H&A04A 40 +%0FAW0t
specn:s'ite manla u in full s!!nR u Naples,
ct DEF form xhtch u re enAfkabie fo< u A1npoc'ty
ard astracuye1t8s n veil - sor tae o1iytraA
ruin Hhlen the bursting q ne no2a!e eute 20
man, Of me name ot R11o sct.ls, who had run
through n,s sI pRo7 ssss1, n esFs a.q .!
q ii osn. a,se ,n.S e = n' '.ndor, i p,sxs
Is est Tnicn va reaaJ eqai,aeai 10 sbove 81
wr cent per .n1u1, Ind the confirming K7pply
enabled him dul1 10 teen n's *cft Hueu gold
ftu 10 premium OF per cent, he enlarged the
tine io1 1epa5ment 10 . mon.h. but lne crowd
Of lenders stll coou1 ued- The tiEil Aothor:tiea
grew alarmed, and applied 70 sei!la 1or Informs
sesiied ri M Il snas ne funed hs oo!s.aons punc:oaly.
ard therefore uRs NOT subject TO Interference Of
The law, acd deemed t9 aeeede y tnc reqoest tor
1t1t Enenaoed him With e1coMnu clcaHoa uo1esa
he dettated But he rt'o,ted that be xas guilty Of
4 is1cc po.t!oa of lis cleats copss.;ed of
religious pelaocs AM corporations VINO were
rapidly erf1cned ~ The process, aud he conde-
ucus be mace the notes by h,cn he WAS eoao Cd
std.o,s Tas A5ehet!'9sp ~ sp ;sp2Tss @ ~ 9.;s.:
t.,dy nJ tzctt1t declared s Enor scnlas ptoc-ed-
II n iegn nate, acd Authorized al eccieEas:lca,
ereled THIS sanction gaze new inpesas q q
| m. Ore Costa offered 20 PET cent per u ,cto
! Il, all who would cnlra&t him vita thetI
| notey, Othey es;ktHshuents hkTc been opened
! ontItI Z still higher latea. AID as JET all hAse
| tper enCaKeEeuss. The :eEdefa, Of course, have
Eate IN ne nse fortunes sud this spectacle t1A II
Iuore nuu more esetr crowds. cotslattnR Of eycf1
| clasa Of society. into tne vortex. of caulee tni
sb,tRr no1s Incurred are only made gcoi oat o
| fhc frr9h depoxt:s thA: como To, bat eEetT one |
in nnnes ta4t he I'll, Dot pe The last IN the r1ce
The fice1L paptrE IN vaintwazn II cocc!rntd tbs
ne u slem Is ! awladle-thetr voice u poEe1ies
| .r.
ls,op INTO I'll net l. utm.ndoc& c1asa VT
| cana ett long.
, 1870-02-13
LUHACY Or LEGACY ?


The Fort Edward sailitneF's Leku-
cy-1he Young Lover net un Enk-
IlAhm m, hut mn AmcrtcAu-ntss
4srny Expects rho Moncy-She II
SURPRISED mt MF. Archibaad's Let-
seE.
i co,7espocd dent OF the TINY Fstss has Visited
Mis- Helen Gray, the Fofs Ed sard Mtllsne1. Who
wss Ftror. ed rome weets ago ~ having received
! Legacy t.cna \ younE gentleman tn knxfsod. 70
whom bhe ra4 engaged to b nAfsttd MAS Gray
EeA.es the following ~ the tue story OF her lato
"ia la sse lsi;er pa,t Of the Jeas 1851 she became
acquainted With younR te1:!emln Of exceltctt
character, an Ane1lcsn and not IN EcRfsu1o11, ~
tss It en- reported. Hill tstter ata no;ate eAne
frou Eug nd eroltlJ After their marriage aod
the son wa1 born 10 Lnls country, and hao alFaFs
resided here The mother nkd dttd several
3eAfs before Atxs Gray became Aeq1fnsed with
'ne eoo- By the te1:h Of 4 relative On The
$40 In June, 1853, he went over 70 London 70
ta1e rosseas:oa cf Il: II Eas hi Wsa To
nary NM Gray nd take oer With e.1: bat, Al
Re expected 10 rr:utu 5000, she prefefred
10 remain with her mctntf. Tstee montas
af'ef leaving this country In septc noef 1eesN b.
died 1t Lo.don Of Quick cousnUptsoo. aeAtins
no reiAiye but bis tAtnes, and haTiog mAie =
vii By which he bequeslhed his psopeftJ - A1=a
Gray. Sae 1t trst had no Intention 9! Accepting
| Eanf father, who Ind Also go1e - Eo9saod, and
d.ed there IN 1861. Ahe losusuted peoo& ed!afs "a
| aecufe It poon After h'f death. :Coac:fniug ths
rpessurta ane nsB TAKEN to se-ule her fntuues sat
tnilkl It prudent 10 say notnth& hal little ii
has &a.d. sos saJs.a' h18 : . Aa& 'Efos&l]
| nt1epfttented she decltcea to as2se eca Amoun
| Of her Legacy. She aa1H toe paoae tAFe nxsd ~
, 1870-02-13

Saturdays Work In the Convention.


oPeE4A Ue3pAtQ 70 1Qe Cnica&o 11teune+
Brk1ssF1K1D. Feb. Il
7H3 LKGIs1AIIvX KKfuHT.
Confederation Of tho eth'rtJ.eesettn, Thirty eighth
nd lhIrJ-nn:n sections Of the report Of tue Leg
Il a:iFe Committee relating 10 State finances aud
appropriations thereof, were posi- poued ho-daJ, On
The motion Of Judge Cody, because OF kne aoserca
Q! Hi. Coolhau2h and Other delegates Who hRye
Interested themselves quite nuoDg!y IN ths pro-
siatorA which they ccnta1D. The tortieth section
VIZ then taken op. and or1tk ceoAte 1mmtdt-
aely commenced. AsusuAl, nearly every deie-
gaze fad sone amendment to odtr u climax 10
III teuAtkA- Hi. BzovniuR, who hss !
nfge Catholic eonst'ueocJs deatsed to
aee the phtaseologJ Of the sections changed.
LIE anpposed the object OF he section ~aa simply
70 feep The connon school fund from tho handl
OF Rect1Etans, and II thas VA the case that idea
reed only 10 be expressed He ps!d high oon-
Pill ent to Aect.nAn schooh generally, aaa insist.
ed that sse5 should be encouraged rather than
desphed. Then AE. HsJea wished It least one
exception nade IN iAror CT Catholics, beeau,e
tss1 faa c9nssf1t!9ns iqs7 scruples With .es1r1 to
aet,s,rg to zee State sd prohibited: <&a ?aon@
have leAlet communities lett fEee TO vote support
to Ill theae peculiar inAtsuuou3. Nj. Snyder, Of
st. Clair, who, By tao way, u one OF the bext tn
fprH ed ard most thoughtful, ~ we'll aa orc Of the
Eo1t aRkw2rd aud pncoutu. membeH Of THU
bC0y, af&lfed tQs IN very 0fktaA TElo 10 Tue
history Of Chr1suani!J and the practical results Of
education, the resalt. Of both Of which be de.
cared To bo greatly oye1estmated Ia = mo1al
point Of v1aT. u4 apeech A1t1acted atten.lont
and TIE convention paid hun the high compliment
Of inviting him to continue bis remarts
after his sloitsd time hsd expired, the only
ln1,anee Of the kind which has t1aasplred during
tho 0t1inR Of this present BODY. However, af:es
nearly whole dAyB dehate, the sectlou, u re.
ported, XAs adopted, with the aiuale exception Of
the anendmtnt Of Judge Underwood, which only
made 1t moro comprehensive and binding than
ever. Al tnthcstastio member esfayed 70 hare
tie fostJ nrst secton disposed Of before the noul
Ct adjournment, which had then nearly Arrived,
Tue convention caught hn contaglon, and agreed
10 Sit until II wal PANIED. supposlpg that tho uere
matter Of requiring fuel, Stationery, DC, 70 b.
let to the lowest bidder was 4 snb}ec,
TO which no amendment would be offered ol
lpeeches made. but no sooner had the CLERK reld
rn's uniuseresliug section, than at leAat = dozer
Genoe1s tried 10 get the door. and the one Sue
ctedlng prepared to make long speech. bat bs
fc1e the speech EAs entered upon, the motion X
sdtou1n Vas. .rtneWed, and Carried.
, 1870-02-13

nnss "a the desired eoect, and tho attention Of
eTnt1 IN en @ - teu1 Attracted The1e vere e.kh'
t1ae e. ). "fa sa,.,.p along soc Of Gle. !. fae
aoons ~ g. tae taee, ov!1R 70 iae fact III;
r. ,hs T. hesans" .e1e eootauali5 aaauLg ID
r1s .esrssa1s f. And abusing ioe ~eskeF men oi ,nt
20 onttagrona va tner couducs knA. CaD-
- - feanodI took four Of the abused one4 at mi
-. o1uAa dtttd np for them IN the Atsat s:eef
~. ~; rhsIe .hs Inc B1ctos could Lot annoy tne.
r... 40e we're thieves 1monR the c1tx II
patens from tho fact that one Lntner THOMPSON.
aAtlot, vas robbed Of 100 IN kold. aud
nnt tas men o.s toeis Clothing. md dAted
~ ~ redp powennl shipRssea Complaints wero made
~, ~ IN PcetodJ thAt the Bucko gang a2oFo-
ELM lne ' !ooo, ana 1aas the portion they Were
s'8Htd a.aJ 10 eat II night
hi, ~ Aooo!e Was e1pt t1eLced By the Captain or
5ome a1 - ~ ~ ne so!orea portion Of she cte1.
.aS pnSea cndeayored 10 deser, befuze The Vessel
Of sHs1 ZEN M Lst1poo o1s we're prevented Ko1s
cn sum IN Liverpool aud cane o. board IL cIsd
to1 haH csszed With liquor, and caosa.n peano11
~ ~ - nlen1 WITH clNnes, AID purchased. When
fsnro taa stpp5 - exhausted, an adtlt1onal lot
@ aua sue patAehae1s During the paAdaxe tnt
cfex te1e proElded win q1a1te1s in fne stter,
tne 20 ~, "asle toe spare salts arc s1ored Here
Whr~i .h .Gd tn dscE, excepting the nau At Tue
M 2 ana we look ou'f. ~ ere E1ugty slowed away
III oaee nsie OLD called Ahea tier aei1tces Vcse
ss1 g @ oim ne yards or to male Of tafe In
- tes'sf ef aseonmo.sp, nns a. ,sss IN ,ao t9
tsLoa or poor people hAvt IN thfs civ
ane 1000 Hss good std plentiful. But for liz
E6aehcs, al haida would natc naa CROUCH. IL
2RfiitLn ae eI army gnEKeor, attended 20 nu1 Win
Doctef Iepofa 20 Insn ~, sent 70 dntJ whom the
INDUCED il " sns ns3Hoallned 3o!a No ot1tal!tea Wefe
Before the snip w,s IetlJ II. ----
house AID lavy.rt' Tanuers boarded het. And
0nhott a. wArntEx TIC l:Stl proceedings we're
commeLceh. When the cteN was paid OF ~!
Le:ose yesterday, several Of lee white men asked
that their 9etF .cea might be Tei1ined Tor tae hf1t
Ynt lrt HLd enfnf Of the men who I'D no W4XE4
epe ipen Ee fl.s2 Itle s7Hs :! 81 m29sJ y no, 9I
4n4;r haz been lruuped Up 70 compel either the
Cap'aln Or 1wue1a Of tho Neptune 70 pay DIM.
aRtA lot alleged ctpBlEen tcTer perpeI1sed.
, 1870-02-13

OHIO.
Free Trade Resolutions Adopted by
the Cincinnati Chamber OF Com.
mefcc-ReltE2oux Revival. ETC.


Free Trade Resolutions Adopted by
..s.e. r-.,s-..- s-.4..,
AAe1eS-kAeA'ks"a AeFAsAss 6lcs
CINCINNATI, Feb, 11,-lpt Chamber OF Com.
1perce Of mi cir to-dAy unsnlmousir adonted
resolutions declaring that the np4nc.al corditIon
OF the country REQUIRES such d supefyta.on Of thn
tas1n By The pftsent Congress "a will realize tne
lsrReet revenue In The least purdensome manner
to iho manufacturing lnte.t1t1 requiring It: that
tx1tn to foster monopoly and R!ye gpec:aI ady4o-
taReo to compayattely sua.l pamher OF pefsons
Ii opp1essive and nntust to tue Rrcat botf of tht
psop.e. ana will not be tolerated by auy
political party when the people Arp cnIiQhtened
Is TO IL operation; that the Talt1 olIl laleiy
, 1870-02-13
SPORTING MATTERS.
Tho Chicago HaAe ball Nlne-AfrlsAl pt
Thxeo More Plasers-Hudotphc
ut 0mnk4.

Chicago sporting circles ara Just now suffering
from seyefe depression. There II nothing hap.
penlrR, azd there il nothing 10 happen Of any mo-
meut for long tine to come. Winter IN little
atapted for outdoor spoIts, and this Season
sttns to throw I chill over even Indoor
sporure auu1ementA With tho opening OF
eprlns, however. snere will probably be I general
thAWtrg ont, &nd "a awakening Of aQAkea Our
pruIesa,onAl
BAax HALL CLrB
Il beginning 10 take tar Gible shape. Five Of the
play en- engaged for the season hato arrived,
These s1e TtearJ and Aodes, formerly Of the Ecf.
lords, nrd Ac4tee, Flynn, aud Ellx. fofrcr.y of
the Hhyuakera. Captain Wood, and Cotbpelt, of
the Atnleltcs, Are expected during the week. TbiJ
70 Tho complement 10 far as no Y engaged.
HI1lIAhDa
The tine for the P1rAer.Snyder match for tbs
champion cue Of the State has not yet been deu-
ntefy determined On, bat viii probably be n1ed SO
that tht EAme ill ssA1sptEe within two, or, 1t
uoif. three weekA
Rudopht, VITO Ia now less mysterious than he
xAF, on MS way to CaltfoEn,s, 10 play DeetJ for
fhe DfaGoLd Cue, made sAort sop At Quaha,
nd gave eoMt exhibitions OF hts wonderful skill
IN manipulating The iscf1cs. On the morning Of
the stn, be PLACED = iourbau American R1me,
push barred, With MI. John Shoat, and m8de 50
fton the start As the game wa& but for ooQ
points, Mr.. shoaf concluded cot 10 p.ay. In tbs
eVetttg be played another EAmo Of 800 p0tu.A,
ard dn:shed 1t In two ruus. 10 Wit, 1n3 md 4fo
On the morning OF the 10th, the FrencamAn coz
Timed On his WI to the Golden City.
, 1870-02-13
FOREIGN.
Proposed Dethronement Of
the King Of Bavaria.
The Havana Massacrcs.



1HRTy-yTFE AK1EHTB MADE TE8fKEpAY.
FAhis, Feb. 17,-Tnary-nEo persons vera a1-
rtstet yesterday, suspicion OF comalic: y Ia the
plot sgAtnak the Bikte and lite Of the Emperor. IN
Ill casea arIns were found upon the pc17ons Of the
pr1aonerA Those sstcxted were iaca.ce,ased In
the prison on toe bouleyatd Aazss, aud vii soon
be proceeded sRatnst. MoEr arrests IRE to be
made.
PAx1s, Feb. 1a-The city II Tranquil. seven of
the editors Of tue Reform ne eEEpAptr RECEIVED nr.
derl to appear before the cours to snarer cn,rees
for violation Of the p1eas laxs. In snswef to tae
s1um0ns the R.ftrm this mo.niox p7pl,anes an
article agalLsi sae government. OF ext1ao,d,narv
violence.
PAAls, Feb. 1911 m.-Thete hare been stil
further a1Ftsts bI the police, to-day, Of pe1aons
engaged in the recent plot a,nst the life 1t the
Emperor.
Lospos. Feb. 1a.-The pools which the Paris
ofc1alk prce1d 70 hare Of deep laid plot agalnas
the Emreso.h life are totally d1scredlted here
PARIS, Feb. 12-Ie p. m.-Seyeral arrests hare
been mace 1hia evenlng. In Nil cases arms were