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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PURLIc.
DIR. &. NJ LANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
Ter TAl -,RE oF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AID sIlH HEADACHE.

SYMPTOMS of Diseased I;,ar
nAiN in the RIGHT side under the
edge ofthe ribs increases an nree.
sure: Sometimes the nainjeintbr lef,
side: the uatient is rarely ahln ~ lie
on the left side; sometimes the main
is felt under the shoulder.blade and
it frequently extend n the Ton ~
the shoulder. and is ,ometimes mis-.
taken for a rharn-7r;,m in the arm
The stomach is All ,,fd With loss Of
appetite and sickrc, the bowels in
general are ccstg.. .or..tin,eq alter.
native with las. ,}e head is troubled
with pain, a"ron ei,d with a dull,
heavy sens-ii.r in ,ne back part.
There i5gcI-.-.,. -tuL- iderabie loss
ofmeinoryaceou..-4i,d withap pain
ful sensation q Icing lelt undone
something Whichc.tht to have been
done. A light, Gcy cough is some.
times an attendant. The patien,
complains Of welIiLess and debility;
he is easily startled. his feet are cold
or burning, and be complains of a
prickly sen.ation Of the skin; his
spirits are low: nd altbouoh he is
Sd'' iie'i ti-l c"t!'i.cWCulu be Dene
H'i"i 10 h'ih' lcL he can scarcely
summon up ioit.,tde enough to Try
II; In iact' De Glalrusts every rem
edy' Several Of the above symp'
Toms attend Inc disease, but cases
nave occurred Where lOw Of them ex.
lSted' yer examination Of the body,
after death, has hown the LIVER TO
nave been eXten-iycly deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER,
Dr.. {. AifLANL's LIVER Pills,
~ CASH q. .hluEAND FrvER. when
taken ~itA Ouinine, arc productive
Of the mos, = .',',' ,rI,. NJ 49,
oathar.ic can be I'D preparatory
to, or aillr taking Ouinine. We
would advice all Who are afflicted
nil, -.
WIN tIl4l disease 10 give them A
I,rp .rr,.,
az ~ i'LAL.
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For Stomachs Out Of Order.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

,, None are genuine unless the signature Of
hayuock, as agent for the United States, sur
ROUNDS each box of Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward will be given 10 any one rem
dering such information "a may lead 10 the
detection ofany party or parties counterleitng
ths medicines or vending the same, knowing
them TO be spurious.
- Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HoI
LowAY Co. New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the civilized world. in boxes at q cents, "
cents and 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving by taxing. the
larger sizes
n. B.-DirecGons for the guidance of patients
In every disorder are aliiXed 10 each box
Office, liz liberty St., New York
d&w-Dec,lI
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The Massachusetts, senate has passed
a resolution providing for an amend
ment to the constitution giving the right
of suffrage to women. The majority
was small, but enough is as good as q
feast to the sufffaeists, and they are con-
fident that the house will follow the ex-
ample OF the senate.
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The commission to visit Louisiana is
now full and is composed of Judge Law
renee Of Illinois Ex-Governor Brown, Of
Tennessee Gen. Hawley OF Connecti-
cut; Gen. Harlan OF Kentucky; and
Wayne McVeigh of Pennsylvania.
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PRESIDENT SEELYE, of Amherst Col
lege, who served last session in congress,
has thrown his salary for his public SER
vices into the streets--that Is, he has
spent 1t in laying sidewalks in the town
of Amherst.
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TIE name of the Foundry Methodist
Episcopal church which Presi-
dent Hayes attends Is suggestive OF caste.
--Ne,o York Advertiser.
The Adrertiser's remark SAVIOR OF
irony.
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. Mr.. wArKIN's resolutions upon the inn
provement Of the Mississippi river passed
by the Illinois house March LIST, were
unanimously adopted by the senate on
Monday last.
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The Missouri legislature has fixed the
appropriation for the three normal
schools Of the state at seven thousand,
five hundred dollars piece.
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Ghr 8ulletin.

TEE new rule IN proportion As $ is
to z, 60 Is 4to 3.
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JonS N. PALMsR says that Hayes has
not offered him place OIL his Southern
comnission.
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ASKING A BLESSING"
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Ay; but wait, good wife, a minute;
have first a word to cay;
Do you know what TO day is2
Mother, tbs our wedding day!
just as now. we sat Mt supper
when the guests had gone away:
You Tat that side, sat this side
Forty years ago to-day
Then what plans we laid together;
What brave things l meant to do
Could we dream to-day would find Ms
At this table-me and YOU!
Better so, no doubt-and vet /
sometimes Think cannot tell
1 Had our boy-ah, yes know, deaf;
| Yes, be doeth all things well.
Well we've had our joys and sorrows,
Shared our smiles a. well as tears
| And-the best OF all -I've had your
| Faithful love for forty years!
Poor we've been, but not forsaken.
| Grief we've known, but never shane
Father for Thy endless mercies
Still We bless Thy Holy name:
| - -Ap~O This is q rare chance
| MUM for you TO make mon
| A6O S6v Aey We will pay you
| large cash commits
SONS and give you exclusive territory. send
| US one dollar, avoid unnecessary eorrespon.
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agents ontnt certificate of agency. etc. Speci-
men copies 10 cents. none free
Address The Treasure Pu blishing Co,
No. ~ Cedar Street. New lork:: .
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Which has stood the test of &C
Years.
There 10 no sore it will not Heal
no Lameness 1t will not Cure. no
Ache, no Pain, that Affiicts the HUI
man body. or the body of Hopse
or other Domestic animal. that
hoes not yield to its magic touch.
A bottle costing 26c., 500. or 81
has often saved the life of Q Human
Being: and Restored to Life and
Usefulness Many Valuable
Horse.
i0-eed-dAw-ly.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following dseases
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel OF
with aches and pains settled in the oiBs over the
regions Of the Kidneys these pills should be Ia
ken according Q the printed directions, and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small OF
me DacH al T1 lline. This treatment will give
almo u immediate relief when all other means
have failed.
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QnUnlU0pu .ss, s2.o. "a linda Guns Riiies q
tsTIEs Crs WekIs. Clisaso1 IA
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Mark These Facts.
The TESTIMONY OF the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

81 had no appetite Holloway's Pills gave ne
q hearty one"
] our Pills are Marvellous
II send for another box, and keep them in the
house,
DR.. Holloway has cured my headache that
was chronicp
II gave one OF your Pills to my babe tor chol-
era morbus The dear little thing got well in a
day
My nausea of q morning il now cured''
~ our box of Holoway's Ointmen, cured me
of noises in the head | rubbed some of Your
Ointment behind the ears, and the noise has left"
send me TWO boxes; want one for u poor
family
81 enclose dollar; your price is q cent. but
the medicine to me Is worth dollar -
send me five boxes OF your Pills :"
Let Inc have three boxes of your Pills By re-
turn mail, for thills and Fever -
have over 200 such testimonials a. H. ese, but
want OF space compels me to conclude.
, 1877-04-06
CASUALTIES.


FATAL COLLISION.
BAN FRANclsco, April 5.-Easly yesterday
morning express train No. Q, westward bound
on tho Central Pacific, eolidcd with special
freight train about d mile from Cascade, nesr
The Summit. Each train was drawn BY two
engines. Tie collision occurred In snow w-thcd,
and the engines were piled ono On another, the
rear Of the tank Of the first engine Of tho pas
scnecr train and front Of tho, second engine
being forced up until they protruded through
the roof Of tho shed. The shock Of tho collision
threw tho passengers anil tratnmen In every
direction, but none Of them suffered broken
bones, though acyeral wcfo badly bruised.
George Burt, engineer Of the head locomotive
on the cxpress train. vas found OH his scat deal.
!lis fireman, John Wright, WIS badly scaldcd.
John Warren. engineer on second cxprcas en.
Rine, wss severely scalded. and died In short
time, a. did hts lreman, Frank Maxwell, who
Wa1 crushed. Both the passenger aud head
freight engines were bndly broken. Otherwise
there was no serious damage 10 either train.
Tie wrccktng train sent up will take perhaps
ten hours to clear the track. It Ia supposed TINT
the engineer Of tho express train forgot the Or
ders they had received to wait for tho freight
train at Caacxde.
An engine and nine freight cars arc reported
dItched near sfejwaY Station and the Westerr
pac1ar+
, 1877-04-06
bIEXICO,

1EWENUINVr
Crrv oY MEx1ca, March M.-D1saNection ID
spreading. Thu o!aeat .alhe1e,lts Of DEax de-
nouncc him, and tho spirit oi Fevolt has spread
throughout tue army. On the 27th 0ens
Fucrc. and Regulcs, and 8ancicz Oacl.oa, cit.
zeus of Vtllada aud Hernandez paztlsaus of
Lcrdo, wcre hal,Ishcl tho country.
DIaz il sick In bed, aud various 1umors q to
tho character OF Ills disease uIc current.
Tho manifesto Of Lerdo created sensation.
The Constitutional party arc rapidly organizing.
Diaz has tclcgral,hcd Canatea to release CurLfun
u.ll ordered tho latter TO appear at the Capital
The troops IT tic State 1t Norclios l.ayc pro.
nouncc1 for Lcrdo. Tue troops tu other parta
ef tho country are greatly A[sxontente.i, aud
Genetal outbreak ntay he ex1cetc! any day.
Americans, hrarlng OF Tho probable recall OF
Foster, unlted States Minister, addressed Il
n.ctnofial to President llayca asking tia. Ae b.
ECtaiucl.
, 1877-04-06
ITALY,,
LED0Cf1DHsEJ,

Tovro~, A,,tt Il < ...t, -
LoSpos, Apni - a. MA special from
Ledoyhowskf. Archb!shop of posen. IN r,..flc In
the yattan. Tbts I. sty,,,na,,, T., .i,.s -, ,ha
ror,r. ,ara.,.,,. sa,,.., .,.. nsu 49, w" o1 .ae
.epo,e tseen''5 re'a'ea' that ueflhany is press
Of tue Archbishop.
v,so Ann popr
Rovr Narc, IN ~1ho u',i.,n- -, o.
1,.s.,st s.a'.* ",*., .i"e A'n!sNe y. u!aee anu
orA-Gencsal Of tho kIngdont to the ctIee. that
although eycey Italian who loyca hsa eountrv
AMI desires ncace must feel oHrn.n ot t1,n ~.
co.,,.a ,.,,,,v',a - 49, ,.,,,s,,,.,s ~ ~" -
cent AAoeutIon pronounced by thu Pops
against Italy, her Laws md institutions,
aud oyere,gu,-lauc,ta.c which 1emot.
etr,,sa tto t,,orntf,,.1. - a., -,
, 1877-04-06
OBITUARY.


EnfefN Utap1&ch to 1hs Tribune.
Ssw YoHI, april 5.-Lou!s Muntallt, Of the
4rG Of TOWNSEND, 1fontant Il Co., merchants,
died Yesterday after d brief illness, Mr.. MoE-
taut was uply 20 years OF agc, ati. wildly kuoWM
a1nopg thu mercantile community Of tlls rlty,
by whom lc was held fn tho highest estccIn fur
Ills honor mud Integrity. liz was ons Of the
mott popular members Ut tho Union Clab, ami
an intimate friend Of tho lato Commodore Tar
ucr, who was drowned By the, Mohawk disaster
In the hay I'll July last while endcavo.-
lng to rescue Ills wife. Als. Atoutaut
was among tie party OH board the
Mohawk, a1'd, by h!s bravery mud cooluoss When
tho yacht capslxcd, succeeded in reaching stlss
Edith May, wio was IN the eabIn Ill ut thu tt,,c
OF the Incident. III thu face Ut tn,ulinent peril
to himself 10 dragged Miss AIay ~ tho l!aicway
md ptahcd her .up the a!cps, while 10 gsaspcsI
and ca4leayored to uu!l her up with lsIul. Uw-
Ingt however, to tlIe raptlity Will, wlliel, tho
water rushed Into tho eab!n, Miss Hunter Eaa
carried away and shased tlle fata Ut Ms. aud
Special nt.paseA TO 9ns zriasa.. .,
President 1T tile 6tatv National Uu'Ik Dt this
Kcokuk foF twcnty-seyei, ysars, and vas 4
wealthy aml influential citizen.
MAntsos, VII, Apsilo.-alt*. siaria Seymour,
for forty Sclrs, being chg Ut tho first settlers u
stallsoss. dled this riosuing aftrr brtet luess,
"s>'' spseia, DispaseA 70 7As 1rssuaA
1T. rAul, .tInu.,, April 5.-iufuruation d re-
retsel here Of Tho death fron. uDoplexy III New
York un Sunday VI II. l., YcLhes, hoscl elcsl;
hrse for tweuty years, und We1l known to all
UTICA, N. r., April 1.-The Very Hey. Father
pouayentura Keller, PROVINCIAL Of tlla Fsaueis-
eau Fathers from New York to tho Atls4I.sipp!,
, 1877-04-06
PETTY FORGERY.

CANTON, ILL.,, April 5.-Last fall young man
named Dr. J. i. Haiullno engaged tu teacl,
school In District No., Bvck',cart Township, III
tf,fs county. After teach!u., thrre months and
drawing LIS pay for tle same, hu went to'oue of
the Dlrecsofs' aud, b. making ,nisrcprcscnta-
tious to him, Induced him To sign aM order OF,
the Treasurer for sa5, onc months pay In ad-
vance. ile then aligned The name John Fisher,
WIS not seen Or hrurl from since until ycster-
day, when lie 1nulc Ills appearance lp tl1s city.
He was tll1s morning arrested u, Charge of
forgery, md bound over III the sum VI $3u0
, 1877-04-06

advice Of his attorneys, turned Rotheclild over
10 the Texas authoslties, IN obedience h, the
order Of Judge Avery in the dismissal Of the
will when tho question was argued before htn
fn the frat ptare. Rotlschild Was quietly taken
charge Of by Deputy Vine, ot Texas, quickly
transferred to tnrffaee In waiting At the enr.
ner of broadway md Sycamore ntrccss. ncar tho
~ the llrett!on Of j.awscncchnra, Ind. to get
the advantage that the three Statcs-Ohto. To-
diana, and kentneky-at that point would Esye
him. itotlffchild's attorney and his friends
knew nothing Of II until 1t was too late to inter-
cent L,
, 1877-04-06

LITTLE Rock, Ark., April "a dlapatcl,
from Fort Smith to the Associated Prcss says:
Tom Williams, Cherokee, was assass'natcd in
his llouso at Tahtr1uuh, Cherokee Sptlon, Bat
ur.!ay night. -
Two white men, Nurse thieves fro,n Fort
Smith, were killed III the Clovtaw Nattun Sat-
a1rdaY cycuing. Tiny weru followed hy Dartfcs
trum Fort atnlth. nlltl, when oycstakcn, showed
light, With 1atal results to both.
, 1877-04-06

SpktldE D}tpdEth to Tax tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,, April o,-The trial Of straz-
man, "ho was arrested on complaint of Mrs.
Nilson, Of Token Creek, ten days ago, for pol
sunlng his wife, was commenced IN the Muntc-
ipal Court to-day. The testimony Of Prof.
Daniels, Of tic asa.c University, who made tic
medical analysis Of The stomach and genital or
gans Of Tue deceased wifc Of straxmas', showed
that the only poison existing III the STOMACH
was the oil Of tansy, which It vas proven by
witnesses she had taken to procure al abortion.
Ora. Brown an4 Ward also testified their belief
That the woman lind lIrl from MI attempt to
procure nn nnabortfon.
On motion ot the District Attorney tile pris-
oncr was discharged amid great cutus,ns1u br
largc crowd preseht.
, 1877-04-06

NEW TonK, ,Aprit GA concern which Is al-
verttaed rs the Silver Mountain Mining Com
psny has an oIlce on broadway. The names OF
tho President aud ether officers are declared by
Superintendent Wall,nQ to be fictitious, and The
scheme Is regarded BY him as gut up for The
purpose Of plumber. Two persons, WHO arc ell
that can be discovered to represent tie concern,
arc declared to be adventurers or
something worse, and The large mines
which they claim to own declared to exist ouly
On paper. Tho Superintendent says tho COM
pnny IL not known to the Board Of Mining Com
panics, and that tho whole pgair Is swindic.
This alleged spurious Mining Company Inns sent
circulars far and wtdc. sInnel III. s. Tyler,
PRESIDENT setting forth thu wealth of ihctr
mines, and holding out rich Inducements to pur-
cliasers of stock. 1t Is asscrtel By Chief Wall
Ing that the victims Of this Company lave been
very NUMEROUS.
, 1877-04-06

LAWRENCE, kau., April 6.-utackwilies, q
gentleman we'll known In Chicago insurance
circles, was married here to-day to Miss Ger
trado Boughtou, q zccent graduate Ut tho
kansas Stats University, aud one Of the most
popular and accomplished young women Of tue
city. The wcddln. ceremony, attended BY a
select circle Of our u,ost pro,ui:ient rit1eus ~
an elegant aaHfs, tbe huG list vi wedIIn. pFea-
ents atsesting we'll ths high esteem III " hlrh the
bride h held by all her arauaintauyes. Tha
couple left ~ ths noop train tor CAiea3o.
, 1877-04-06


Apn1As, Mich, April 5.-fesserday noon
Charles Boyle, lfssipated factory hand IN the
adjacent village Of Deer,leld, shot A. X. Mich.
oils, venerable storekeepcr, tearing hole with
fine shot through his left thigh, making MGR.
tai wound Boyle had tal;en umbragc because
Nichols, having reason to suspect Ills nlfo Ut
stealing piece OF muslin, i.ad put tho matter
into an oi1icer's hands.
Four boys, less shan 1s, named Nick Kcaru
Charles Humphrey, Fred Fog, and Johu
Whalcn, we're arrafgned to-day for conducting
daring scrfcs Of shop.brcaliugs In this aud sur
rounding places. They were caught Willie try
!nE TO steal q passage to Chicago on Lake
Shore freight. Kcarn confesees number OF
their crimes, and implfcatcs sotno other boys
whom tie police arc now after.
, 1877-04-06

larei viii be brilliantly Illuminated. All the
morning Journal: publish eongratulatory lead
: 'ss ssa ss2is sas
the Kings Of the country. Some Of tho more
advanced papers couple ther loYai greetings
With tl'c. wish that ihe Emperor may witness
anehoiy effect. Of lie present commcrcsal and
financial crisis. II Il. ,,nfurtunateIy. Id trtn
that THE depression ok trade has a.sumed &C.
r'ous propoTftons., ......
Sic, Dresden, Munich, Hanover, Cassei, Cat,s-
fuhe' Surenalsrg, BresIau, aud other leading
towns Of the Empire.
may be- mentioned. rffnee a'i n,smsTcF ,si htGw iew
already loaded With iii tic eiyi and Jlitt miit.
tAry h0nofs of the country, has bad Tho
hereditary. title Of "Pomeranlat, Master
9 q tfc HuntI bestowed upon. himself and
rs ns heiss. Dr. Lausr. h!s Maiesty's Physician In
anu Exeefet.s, III accordance With promise
the Emperor Is satd 10 have made him in sportiye
hu,nor many years ago. At least, IL has long
been related that the Emperor vood.humorctly
complained ol Or. Lauer restricting hls dict that
he might make him an octogenarfan and himself
become an ExrcI1encY.
Asa peculiarly Prusstan trait, II may be re-
corded that among the gifts presented 10 Ills
Majesty this morning there was an engraving
hhy Prince Henry and book bound BY Prince
,MSaldfnaE, the Two younger sons Of tho Crown
FRINGE. Under the thrifty habits OF tho dr.
nasty, each Of its Princes, It is well known.
popSa4 m Sle' .sDets to sseoe n u'ptsa Sse Ttn tho
cFaft. Ills Imperial 11tghness
the Crown Prince Is composftor, and the Ger.
nan y Emperor, u am not mistaken, glazier.
,s II 10 relatsd Of King Frederick William I. that
Ausbandry. lie had plaugh, on Which were en-.
Eraved thcte words, "sic tfur dI atfra," Ills
successors sn bare remained true to the motto, as
weta as 10 slseif aneestofe practical method Of
, 1877-04-06

UH4Dt.4CGM tn TROUBLE.
1.oSpoH, April h-CharIcs Bra.llaugh and
Mrs. Annie pcsant have becn arrested 0u
charge Ut Issuing iua,nrat publications. Brad
laughs offcnse ID the publication OF q pamphlet
by the late DR.. Charles Huowlton, dealing Will,
tic Alalthusian thcmy. Tue case was adjourn.
Cd to allow tltue to prepare for the dotcnsc, and
tho accused were released on ball.
ON TlE AuCkS.
LONDON, Aptil h.--A ishing-boat In euflcar.
oring tu enter llauG liaEtnt to-day, was dashed
OIL tue zocks. Six Of the crew were drowned.
, 1877-04-06

Of Spain. This Ministerial journals arc satisfied
With the effect of tho Rnyat progress.
A majority Of the Senators elected to-day arc
favorable to the Cabinet. :.
5oVELLAR. -,
LospoN, April CA dispatch from Madrid
states. that Capt, Gen. Jo1clar'a rocsIl from
Cuba Is c1pceted lie Will resume bis position
, 1877-04-06

2petfol DffpotcA to The Ttfbun4.
LAsAtIF, ILL.,, April 5.-On Monday of last
week Joseph Dc Dye a Belgian, about q years
Of ngc, monumcntscu1ptor Of this city, had
tue great toe Of his right foot crushed BY The
falling Of marble slab upon It. Immediate
amputat!on was advised but he dcc1i ned. Yes
teraay morning be began 10 exhibit symptoms
was performed, but the terrible conyu1s[ous
continued, md ho died at noon to-day. uo
~ much admired and respected by Ill who
Knew hin. He had no relatives Ia America.
, 1877-04-06
GERMANY.
nIsMAnCE's RETIREMENT,

|
,--
GEltMAN1.
HEsMAncK's RETIREMENT.
LONDON. Aprlt "a Berlin snecia, referr,nv
t,, .l,., ro.i.,,s,. - ,,t...',. Es,'.'Is
.x,I ~, n.shas, ,..,.san % ,ne Gao'nes
VIII pfupapIy experience some difficulty In
dtspatchEng Ordinary administrative business
when deprived Ut tl,e,s chief. There Is no
aonpt s tnc eoh'sssaslses ana otramontanes
nopo W i'on4 ~ th"ee otsh'a'chs retirement
to procure change Of system, yet there Is
little chance OF the realization OF these cxpccta-
tioua, Prince Dtsmarck,s rcncr,1 nrorra r,,nc
{, I'M nccc.snrr n ho ah,n,tnro1 ,r tha
T,,nn.,. saI ".,' o ~. ~ ls'o
Linpetof a''a t'c nallo"' NoL even an
absolute rupture between tho Cabinet and
rupture we're II TO occur wo,,l, n,nrc likely orisc
frrm poran,cnt .,,rnos .tn,, A., ra,aao. ~
scsyatsm rcaiv r. ~. .tyat.. ,o', ~ so IT,
politica ilberaIis RI. t,rasnsrt If ~ ~ 1ona ~
ecd Ne,tcr @ c .aHs r. sa ~, ~
tse 1ctrcn'smt # ~ ~ ~ pt,. Marp ptUnt Y
~ he;n y" go%e W IT, Hna
tacr a9t T. 10, nsF. r1a.lp specla' sa5s a.. .,
Primer I,I.mnr'tsa rt,cmsn. ~ ,,o ~; ,aL s1n "
cclIor be apooiutel First W;uIstcr Of tls r1nwn
H. san @ VI pa,s!nnr. stpo aa renirss
S,. ~ su.so y H. naa.nen., n, at motlon will 10
m~ The ~ rinc. ~ sna. 10y; a %n Us rsossStn
await thu decision Of tbe o,se. hnt ,rnnos's ~ ~
eayc before it teasscnbtes, If tltc weatlIsr vii
i",,,,tsv .lcnv iii t,,a h",,, -, tns
waa r5mnt:, h. nnr cT.ssi ~ ,ss.stt, ..nit
tics. Uuti,,r liz aLsofce prineo " HIsmnn: %,i
bc accompanied by lis soa Herbert, d ,,,embcr be.
leave Of aGscncr for tlat u,,rnpse !" ' '''''''e"
Heh1.,S> At,ril H. irhs Es.", Z-u,na me-. a.,
question of .suurrls Retirement. Wii 70, nv ~.
dcclued until tic crown PrII,ro rets,,n. ~ rom IN
p1suAack,s succx.son.
.LoHpoy. AuriI ia Tsritn c"r,c.nx,n,tc,t
says that any provisional ,.rra,.rcne1,t t,,rl' W.
ths appo!ntmei.t u C,tnp,lallssn. ijoIImIauy.
In Iis ssy.rsi f,,,,stinns. wnu,1 i" sr.atis its
fkei: therefore II IL ycrv ,,r,,hahi" ,at H. H..
erals will refuse asse.it to sucll u propusui,
n sS 1Gs.s, Il h h., cnSser SS r.
slsc aul curntiy hoes th.t s,u"rca ~. ~
tirrn,ent vii be ol!ly ss,nnnrorr e Tm@y ,fcsars
Ssessr ts s.:t,'at, ,at 'sy viii SppSss sPtffsy
m.nt :rha on,n,n, tsost1opas a',;1, ouvss !1
that Bismarck viii, "'sMs Sftrr " ali ,pse'nn ~
satisfied wlth far1oug!ii of several nj months. M
Ths aEaF % + not fsg:rds = 80 seriously .. i wa
1amssn viii h.r,, vfs,I w ,,.aI, .'a1 @ap
Ien,"ntms cinnr",3or ''nt s,1. n.nrtk s
aifairs mncss III ndv|cc T. sea seo,,sstI cIe'g % ~
{ol.r~ t7f..,,. ...II!
axce 10 s.saanSs s,.t g 1uom ; nis,naseSs oSy,
.-1't - sns6a.ue Nsatu EuIesG " iAii"a}si
WHICH project nas apparently s totally failed.
Tho Sh,n,t,rfr. s,,re,.3o:: SHm ma1s"t =. t, .,,o
~ 1taos .,as IT, eo.tesponaelt o. vienna te!c-
is!p'.as' .at u IN Gss1s0 tne!e that
..nsni,, t ~ EEsause ~ hlf ~ ea1ony
e.tItp%. .oa,. ~ 1.S npssus " LUZ IManesots
s. " H. s,o. Sa1oy W Ivy ot thc
seat VI '@e 'eM snpteme Coart OF lho Emp'se'
r,. no..,. fhsHAhHht ns.a. e.s1ra nEs'oSATios
r.. ~ na..an,' PENN ta,to, paacn saSs .ae im.nperGr