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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05
asaah.GNa AElts3A.

This dreadful daease, the doctors tell us, IL
ir tho blood. and believing this to DO truo. we
advise every sufferer to try Durango Rheu-
matio Romedy. 1t Is tsken internally and
positively ouroB tho worst case In the shortest
time. Sold by every Druggist In town.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05

WARTS ON CATTLE.-Anoint .he wart
three times with clean fresh hogs lard,
about two days between times. | have
had warts on my horscS-blccdinS
warts of large size, rattling warts and
seed warts, to the number of one hun
dred on one horses head. Ihavc never
been able to find the warts Tor the third
application of the lard. All disappear
after the second application. [ have
sent this prescription to several agri-
cultural papers. hoping it would be OF
some use to farmers. But they all
seem slow to believe; perhaps because
the remedy is at hand and costs nothing
1t ought to be at the head Of the vctcr-
mary column Of every agricultural
paper. was slow to believe 1t myself,
but having fine young mare with
large bleeding warts, that covered parts
of tho bride and girths with blood
whenever used. | thought there would
be no harm in trying lard on them.
When the mare was got up for the third
application there were no warts, and the
scars are there now, after more than
fifteen years, with very little change.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05
----------------------------
Your Babies Not my Fables,

Some years ago there resided in the
town of Hebron certain DR.. T.,
who became very much 'enamorcd Of a
beautiful young lady in the same town.
In the course Of timo they were en-
gagged to be married. The doctor was
strong and decided Presbyterian and
his lady love rs strong and decided
Baptist. They were sitting together
ono evening talking over their ap-
proacing nuptials when the doctor re-
marked:
"I am thinking Of two events which
shall number among :hc happicst Of
my life:"
"And what may that be doctor?"
asked ihe lady.
"One is the hour when | shall call
you my wife for the first timc.''
"And the other if you please"
cit Is when we shall present our first
born for baptism"
"What-sprinklcd ?"
eyes my dear, sprinklcd."
"Never shall child Of mine be
srrinklcd."
every child ofminc shall be sprink-
led"
They shall be, eh?"
eyes, my love-"
"Well, sir, ! can tell you, then, that
your babies will not be my babies. So
good night, sir.
The lady left the room and the doc
tor left the house. The sequel to this
story was that the doctor never mar
ried and the lady Is an old maid.
LEMON CUsTARD Pill lemon CRATE
the rind and squeeze the juice; ! cup
white sugar. yolk Of one egg, 2 table,
spoonsful corn-starch, l cup water.
Mix the rn.starch with little cold
water, and have the remainder Of the
water boiling, and stir tho starch into
It. When cold, add the rest Of the GUS
tard. Bake In one crust. When done,
beat tho white Of the egg to stiff
frotb, thickcn with sugar and spread on
the pic A; return to the oven and brown.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05

Writing by 7eiegruph.-A new inven-
ton Of II practical character has just
been made by Mr.. e. a. Cowper, II
wcll-known English mechanical ell
ginccr. 1t is real tclegraphic writing
machine. The writer in London moves
his pen, and simultaneously at Brish-
ton another pom is moved, us though
ny phantom hand, in precisely sim
liar curves and motions. Tho writer
writes in London, the ink marks in
Brighton Those who have seen the
instrument ut work say that it's mar
vcls arc quite as startling us those of
the telephone, The pen at the. rccciv-
ing end has all the appearance of being
guided By spirit hand. The appard-
tus is shortly to be made public before
the Society of Tclegraphic Engineers
y fac-simile Of the writing produced
by this tclegraphic writing machine
shows that the words are formed with
out any lifting Of the pen. and are per-
fectly legible.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05

Is Heating Gas Better Than ,Stcam!--
What Is needed, rs n measure Of abso-
lutte economy, convenience nnG health
fulncss, to the poor as we'll as the rich :.
Is the distribution and use of heating gas.
Almost the entire available heat capuc-
ily of the fuel can be delivered without
loss and at minimum Of cost in the
dwellings of the poor and rich, and gas
stoves, and far more convenient, mex
pensive and wholesome than coal stoves,
unu can be used wherever coal is now
burned, and the gas burned in them
will make available ut any desired tenn
pcraturc-for heating, cooking or man
ufacturing purposes - the heat con-
tanned in the coal. Heating gas is, be-
yond all comparison, more economical
and useful than steam fol heating Of
cities, and we trust that our city au-
thoritics will have their respective
merits investigated by competent cx-
pcrts before handing our street over to
any "ring" that may have "job" III
view.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05

Cancer can be Cured
By DR.. Bonds now discovery--a positive oure
for this dread malady---no knife, no caustfc, no
pain. DR.. Bonds succoss in treating Cancer
is truly marvellous. Remedies sont to any part
of tho world, with full directions for successful
home treatment Send a description Of your
case, or any cancor sufferor you may know Of.
Pamphlets and full direct. ons sent free. Ad-
Dress DIR. H. Il. Bond. Philad'a., Pa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05
Cancer can be Cured

II YoU ARE Nervous AND DEPRESSED take
HooFLANDs GERMAN BIrTERs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-05

HIEsKELL's letter OINTMENT will cure all
scabby or sca!y diseases Of the skin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
ANICE GORGELOOSE.
Destructive Flood i'm the Susquc-
hanna.

Lock HAvEN, Pa, March I'm ic-
gorge has formed at Farrnl~yilc cN..
tending distance of three miles, and
piling up thirty feet high. The Phila-
drlphia and Erie track are covered ten
icet deep, and the telegraph polls are
swept away.
Lock HAVEN, Pa, March l2-Thr ice
gorge iOur miles west OF here gave way
at 10 o'clock last night carrym. every
thug before il until 1t reached the
Queens Run railroad brld-r, which
withstOod the shock. The lee passing
on reached here AT IL o'clock. The
water rose four feet, ami carried the ice
far up the banks along the city front.
M serious damage VAS done IN the city,
but il is feared the boom piers sustained
much damage The damage al queen =
Run and Farrandsville i very heavy.
4 log house was demolished ami an
other house was carried some distance
and lodged against mountain, the 0c-
CuVdnts barely escaping This morn
iug the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Con pauy sent fifty men Ia the scene 10
clear the track. They expect 10y to-
morrow night 10 get tralusithruugh.
I'm many places both the track and road
bed are washed away, and two culvcrts
have been washed out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
PARKERSBURG.
Romantic Marriage.

PAREERsBURG, W. Va, March Il
The most romantic matter Oi personal his
tory of the present time Is the unvelllng
of a secret marriage between beautiful
young lady of Goshen, Rockbridgr
county, named Miss Hattie Bell, whose
personal attractions and beauty oI mind
and person made her in 1876 the belle
oi that locality, and Mr.. Albert llarman,
ri StduutOn, Va.
Ii now seems that on One OF the cN-
cur,iOus for the Centennial which left
Stauntun in October Oi 1870, the two
were passengers. These devoted lovers
stopped ia Baltimore, where the gentle
man procured license and the twain
were made one by minister 0f that
city. Tney returned To their homes,
where the secret of the marriage was
confled tO only three persons ot the
families Of the bride and groom. The
groom then LETT his beautiful wife and
Ven. West the bride retaining her
maidcu name The marriage has been
kept secret ior three years, and only
within the past week, after it became
known that the groom would shortly
return. has il leaked out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
UGLY BAGGAGE.
a Box Containing a DecOmpOsed
Human Body Found i'm a Bag
gage Room.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, March l2-Nra-
terday morning about five O'Clock, a
startling discovery was made IN the bag
gage room at the Union depot. For Srv-
rrul dayS am unusual odor has been mo-
ticrd about the room, and to-day II was
discovered Ia proceed from "A small box
which came in from the West, regularly
rhrrkcd, about week since. On max
iu. an examination, the box was found
tp contain the remains ot woman,
though IN such an advanced state al lie
composition that il could not be told
how long she hal been dead. The box
also contained several joints, ribs amt
arms that had formerly belonged I"
human body, and It Is thought that the
bones were either being sent to some
II. I.oui. medical institution or were
forwarded 10 the depot here Ia create a
sensation. Coroner Day will hold an
inquest on Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
CEEAMoT TmE NEWS.


'.,uua,N meeting 90 p,, Muuy~,
l.,l .a-tu.-.r. endorsed the action ui
tae ur.uua.b congressman lu refusing
'a..t..-.. WITH other PARTIES
Subscriptions tp hour per cent loau
'u. .a,,g.Tart- l.12pI5a.
U.ayu I.A,rt has tyuI,ryd hi, rcsig.
uaa.u Oh, rr dent % IA Atlantic and
i.u. I.. raph Company
II I,ra firm % Wheeler & Forbes
Lt- been expelled from tbr Cincinnati
'amu,rut tummerce ou account ot
UmruUUule con .uct. lt will be- rc-
mHuh,r.J that they drew all their bal
an. ,wm Oh. ana after giving cheeks
IHum.,r u, PARTIES IA, checks, ut
'.r>. ...u. ..~u.urgrl
lu" Manhattan saving, Bluk, New
.r, .ly. which Vas robbed sometime
a. ", >.uUv.uut. ,t~ securities, which
l". uy,u duplicated AMI ryjcpuSIIcd
N.,U iar hams, has resumed business.
Eleven bu..iu-, u thc village OF
huUuJ. \. y. were destroyed by fire
y.,, U.ty.
4 60 Woodward. Secretary and
I..>Eu.r 90 tHy ~uuiStylI ami ~hrT-
.a Nu-3, t,yy Insurance Company.
Vermont 3, reported nyuuui M has az
counts ~uur oI.5UoA. lie has hyeu SuS-
I.D.,st lrNW uibJe
4 l.N containing 70 l,,uWIn> hU-
U44. ..|. uy.- f.rrr- r.r rI.r Es4a-r4..r,t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
A MYSTERY SOLVED.
Remains of "A Missing Man
Found.


MDDLEFowN. NY, Mar l2-The skel-
ton Of man recently found in an aban-
dOned lead mine at Ellenyille, Ulster
county, which was being reopened, has
b0en identified as that Of telegraph Op-
orator named Smith, who nysteriOusly
disappeared from that city in February,
1866. Smith was then aged 22 1t was
supposed by his family that he left on
account Of a love affair. His mother,
who resides at Accord, Ulster county,
has Identified the clothing. A medical
examination of the skeleton disclosed u
stiff hip joint, which was the ease with
smith. Neither watch nor
money was found with his
remains, though he carried both. The
general belief in Ellrnyillc is that Smith
was murdered. linmOr charges the
crime TO a dead man whose home was
nearthe mine where the body was found.
Just before his disappearance, Smith, at
a dance, had some trouble with this
man, whose name was Joseph Flelcker,
who was Of violent temper AMI cruel
10 his family. Three years ago Fleickcr
became insane, and before being con-
fined, frequently visited the old mine,
and pointing 10 the mine, he would say,
There he goes, there no goes" seem
ing tO SEQ some one going down the
shalt lie was taken 10 the Willard
Asylum al OvId, y. Y, where he died.
Rrmorse Is supposed to have caused III
sanity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
BELLAIRE.
B. ~ y. W. R. *. Affairs True
BilI-Art Exhibition Council
Nlean Practice.

MIR. sol ArhrnZ Is having the front
uf his building on belmont street torn
out, for the purpose OF putting ln an
iron beam. The wooden beam hereto
fore used was not sufficient tp hold the
brink. and the front Was sinking.
President Mooney. at the Bcllalre
aud Southwestern railroad Is ln town.
! The contract iur finishing the grade
from Jtrohshurrh o. Armstrong ; Mills
an the n. Is. W. H. H., has been given
To- VIM. HarkiuS. Work will be- COM
mcnccd immediately. \ meeting ct III
rrrturs oi the above road Will be held IN
this city uu next Friday.
The grand Jury az -. tlalrsylllr, YES
t,r,lav. found tue Till against the
man Ruvd. who, u will he p.mrmhtrr'I
brnkr into tie Adams ENpr,>~ COM
pauy. al this place, some three weeks
ago. The evidence not being sufficient
o. imphCatc his partner, no hilI was
ipuui sxllnst him. Unless further evil
drurr l. brought iu against the man, he
will be- discharged.
Parties desiring % see something me
i'm the art lue should not lall Ia see
Eppau's exhibition oi photographs at
lluuIl,un's drug store, on Belmont
street. The arrangement denotes con
siderable taste, aud the quality "t the
work calls forth expressions ot aimira-
tJun. Mr.. TaPpJu came u thus cliN
tr.m Cincinnati, whcpf ur ruIuNcd the
r,uutatiuu ui being a master ut the photo
.,rtpHIr art. aud alter q careful eNamlna-
fln ui his work. We think he Justly
u,.rIr,,l the title. Ills gallery CA OUlon
street i certainly complete Iu all Its lie
ptrtmeUtS. and has All the modern tdcis-
itiys which enable artists ta de- nr>t-'.AS>
work
Mrs. NeWland. mutheTm-iaw ct Nr.
NJ. sheets. oi this city, died at Martin :
Ferry Yesterday
Council met uu TUESDAY evening. y"
business ut importance was transacted.
The proposition trom Company u. IN
rvsarl 10 selling u the City the ccTiiH-
r5t,-, oi contributing members, Mas No-
tel down.
4 meeting vas called for last night tur
the purpose 1T making arrangements nr
the rriuniing ot the Water WORKS
bonds.
The changes against OhiCeT MCE.haney
far ulistreatiny a prisoner, wJrC st aside
until next TUESDAY night.
Complaint l. made by number oi
subscribers ui the REOISTER IN this city
that parties are in the habit OF coming
into their places Of business and alter
reading the paper 10 wiltuily aud mall
ciously carry il oil. This Is mighty little
business. ANY man ought 10 have too
much respect i0r his ancestors 10 he
guilty oi such thing, when the RE"Is-
TEg could ne delivered Si his door Tor
the paltry SUN Il Gittsen cents Per week.
The natural suppOSitiOn i that when
man stoOps 10 make a practice, and a
steady thing oi reading other men :
uspars. that he u tOo siingv and mean
l,,,- ,r,a t,r himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
Latest Phase of His Trouble.

CNCINNATI, March l2-Thc latest
phase of the financial troubles oi Arch
bishop Purcell AMI his brother dryc!-
opcd to-day, was the filing ot an assign
ment by the Archbishop himself. Ia
the deed of assignment he rccites that
his brother, Edward Purcell, acting As
his agent and representative, had in
Cured certain liabilities on his acconnti
that lac had conveyed certain property
to him to provide for the payment ui
such debts, which Father Edward had
attempted 10 do by making a
deed of general assignment,
but it being contendcd that such assign
meut Disseminated against hi-crrditoro
and is applicable only to the creditors OF
Edward Purcell, and wishing tn make
equal provision ior all, hc declares
that all this indebtedness was contracted
10y Father Edward, acting a, hi> agent,
and hc, Therefore, makes general as
signmcnt To- John T. ManniX. The
bond If Mr.. ManniX, Il, assignee al
Father Edward Purcell, was filed, to-
day, in the sum of $4,000 The sure
ties are Geo. lIoodley, John Holland,
Chas. Stewart and Michael Walsh.
Catherine Purcell, sister of the Arch
bishop, died to-day, aged 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
,nIn,nms NVitho.lAC,rs-

By the combination method 0t "lora-
ting m stocks handsome income can
fe secured without care. Capital IN any
amount from $40 tn Sl1uJI. NAV H.
u-.zl With equal VFDporiUEate suc'"--.
By thi- - stem Me--r- Lawrence & g,
RAnker-, y. Y, pol lhs Driers oi thou
sands oi customer, a various -um,,
into one vast amount, aud o-nYsrr's
them under tl- mu>t -n.IuI manage
u-ut. Il vid.ug Pryiii- monthly. fa~li
shar,huIrI tim. uh'sir- ri. o.. aiylHt-
agc. At thr iar.--i raF'a. -.t ,GPsr.-
eECti skill. a. fI, n.r.."..- n rTOiits
8. very great 80 W.. pay sIfp in -
dave. SO viii r,iUm Sl-ELJ, 10 = per
oeEl on t.le sto,k, and ~ 900, a, I'le
msTket yArle. L. n Drake "a pub
Usher lsO.k Island II. 10 TN.
male slO4 II on al iny"-fa.a.t "! 80,
in Dst0ler. Hunir,l. 70! 4r..r Ar" 10
ing even letter Mr.-r-. iAsrUoe 4
C0.sueE circulsr hAs tao uperung
rules fOT sucuess m stisA UTrTauoBs,
and toll information, 80 tG-: suy Dne
oan deal IN st0cka Al kIBls q D1nd.
and stocks santsI. Nsw G5yerument
bonds supplied D~Iasit- reslVei-
Apply % Lawrence 4 Co., ksbken, 81
Exchange Place. y. y. Cty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
TRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
r,e9,B, PANIC IN GlLhORES
GARDEN,
rr.f4 GlIe, Nth a Mass Of Strug-
~ oy Humanity on lt-A Scene
ia, Beggars Description
MANY Persons Injured.

,... Yys.. March l2,-An accident
.IsftiImOrr' Garien causing a
...ptbarul excitement At % min
,.,,r..Lt o',Iock, while there were
-, o..U people IA the building,
-. Ma, heard and a long section
....u.r.Ulrry, un the south tlour
.... ....iu.. ,u deny .uUH with a
., ,ru--.m, humanity on 1t.
IT,, .ra,s s.riaks, prayers and
4 pane ,Hsued, AMI men
......I rant ca 81 around \ rush was
ai.rthc .uor AMI tho cry Of fire
...rr T.r sr.u. that followed beg
-. G ,.rrtun, AMI ior time 1t
.s-Ia, d.. q hundred lives would be
S,u,r Cd. the men cndeayorcd
=, ,,.p th. lanic by shouting
,...ua, danger. Ina less than ten
-. every window Iu the building
....~N..I. ami many PERSONS jumped
.......I went lHHr J~ quickly a. puN>l-
I.. I.rH.ui kept PLAYING. When the
.. ..,, .suuri, EuNcu, Hartman
..tt t...sv.u. uu the track ami they
-.......I r..r.,. al thy urgent request ut
t....r.., uuy were trying to allay the
rr. When 30 Was found that the
film, .a-,uGt Uu lire Uud only a pOT-
,...rr.. gallery hat fallen the panic
...,.t.I still the feeling WAS one ui
-. .sr..l among thr crowd, AMI a
-...-. ..f. WOULD have IrsJipItutri
.r....r r..... lnr police worked 10
.-r.. settlement, ut lu the mean
ru.t.. most y,-u.Ius efforts were
.r..--.-, J.a PERSONS wholrll with
rr.......rg uul tar I,up'. underneath.
T,r.. -.ur tIur Goo remove 'he debris,
Co.. ....-..- u.r. rg aud bruised
60. .. ,h.y N.r. able % free
,...-...- ..l -rt uut. When Orlrr
.t,r.-r..rI 10 ..- discovered that the
f...rr ..I~HU~ we're injured. John
b.. -.f I-r IUTty-Ulth street, St.
v.r +. a..-rI. Daniel Ei-rl, 2I1 Edst
F.-.. ..Ef. street. yg hru6yu, ElwJul
F,..I Erus',u. badly bruised, X. l..
Uu,.... ST ~ltr. street Brooklyn, hurt
an ...| 90 luh. John NJyl"T llj
I..... street. Nya York. breast hurt
U.ru J.au-H. Dr.. EruukIyn, right
a...ms.u. Walter liguIEu, brother
,...,..... ,suIaIut fracture OI the
,.Ir uH.. lLUu Bates, -li last
I,.....I. ,fl.yt. ant Mrs. Bates,
E... U.tr bruised. H. L.
Facet. INru'E-.. .-utu Strrvtaut Eighth
a,.... WI hwbru, josephine Little,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
Gall for bonds.

WA,ulNGroS, March l2-lhr Sccrr-
tary oi the Treasury has called Tor the
following bonds, principal and interest
To he paid on OF before June 18th next
Coupon bonds dated July LIT, lNd5.
S5O, Nos lO5,OOl To- l,WO, both Iurlu-
S.Nr. SlUO Nos l9i,OOl 10 3ON,Ou, both
inclusive; SjUU, Nos. lO4W,l to lU>Ws,
both inclusive; $1,000, Nos. lN'.opl t"
$4,000, both inclusive, total coupons.
S7,OOOOO.
Registered bonds, rclrcmahlc at tur
pleasure oi the United States alter JuIy
|, 1872 SluO, Nos 93,hjl tu 23,7UD. both
inclusive; 500. Nos. l,55l 10 1850
both inclusive. - 600, Nos. i4jnl To
1850. both inclusive. S,i.UO. Nos. l5,-
lOl l. l5,>O0, both inclusive. Total
Registered bonds 100000; aggregate
SlOuu.OJO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13

Rock ISLAND, MArch l2-OffoeF jos
RoseRnetd, ot the police iorr-, while
patroliRg his beAt al o'clock, this
morning, NAs set upon by four despsT-
ADDE'S, Mike and Pat Heaney, Bah Mur-
nay and Mike Burns, and Murdered
outright. His body MAS found Giier
daylight, terribly bruised with marks
OF boots, rocks and ciubs upon it. Thres
Q. the men we're arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
yiolen, Wind storm

ST. LOUIS. March l2.-lntormsilon
has reached here that violent wind
storm passed over the southern part II
Illinois. Yesterday, destroying houses
ana harms. EdWard Mcdonald and ms
little grand child were killed and seyera!
other members Of the family wounded.
The storm ia sAid 70 have been about q
Quarter OF a mile vide and came trom
the northwest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
Weather Indisatians

d, A'HIN'TuS, March Isl M.-F0r
- 'S..''yN>ee .I'e and the uaio Valley, clear
=. ,.. ,a' weather, with winds shifting 10
~ i~'si.i'y = and uorthgrly, and a slight fall
~ '"' temperature AMI slowly rising
Slowly. ''''' wa ''So
- - Tue Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
Lr eS.ner and light rains, falling, followed
S,t.!AAS barometer, with south winds,
80 .is'ii 70 westerly and nOrthwesterly,
'hgh' iall in the temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-13
French Impeachment Scheme.

lpypu<. March -. \ Paris CORES
IpuIrur -ty~. The order IT the day,
-np.yiu.ul the Impeachment scheme,
loo order o. >rrurr the support ut the
maIuuty .i th, Republicans must b"
,ruyu,i iu such terms that DcBr"Eil =
ami Elrhvhuut's cabinets, while
escaping the judgment ut any formal
tribunal will be- none the less con-
IrmnrI. such an order Oi the day,
though the Right could not vote Tor II,
would receive the support Of a
large majority a. the Republicans and
would braiDpt,i. such will t'c, doubt
Jess. thr i--ur pf thc debate.
p,m,. March l. The committee OF
inquiry IA the att 81 the ministry "i
tHy iu,u of Man, met Co receive cpmmu-
ui.atiuu .i yrn important documents
which have been addressed tu H. fTesl-
dent. II H. reported that iurIng the
debates ui the Chamber uf Deputies to-
MOTION. Luis Blame Elil make start
ling revelations. the debate Will pro-
htbIv rr-...ai a> follow, Leon kcyaUit
U.Il rumIatthy Committee conclusions.
W.iiug'ru President ot the MIN
l~,gy. Viii explain why tie G'y
rrumeut opposes Impeachment.
Brs-on, Nader, De MontIan,
I.u, blanc aud lrrkTOy Vill support
i4r muy4rHmrut. LeE,Err, minister pt
Ia-il.... Vi.i make tAc matter a cabinet
question. Il J. believed that none ui
the ministers uu ihr .u'h oi May, vii.
-r.ak. AMI probably non" wiIi even az
tend tn, sItti1g The intention J. o.
a.si.-.. ui o." question tomorrow,
even ia nIs.l sitting = necessary.
The urw rDi-Ct oi Police. AnirruN,
l-, 3-.l.-l tr ,UlpTa-. the ieieCiiN"
curp, known a. the "Pu.i'Ira. Brsa'te.
PigaI Matters.
E.uF. March la.-THr NAticAG organ,
, d.. 30 D7ll Is0.1, give. great prom
iu.n,- iDths ;ol.IsIHE several ht@rsl
ra,-r- have reiterated the sentiment that
far Pore in consequence ri the pres lre
ui Cardinal N-En,n- ,ou the French
ri-au's-. aai ha- changed his pOicy AMI
r4u-ri himself t1r lrryIniIcatIOn 81
+ Tie temporal power. We are able ty
meet deClle,iiy contradict this fiction.
Tie Pope. ia np other S4y than dld hls
/ rr-ier---1r. has protested, and Nil pro-
/ tr-i until such provisions are made a.
r.gllI ani reN-1n require iOr the dignity
/ ami liberty of the Holy See.
AlEAce and L0rrAins-
/ BEEIx, MArrh la-The AlsztiAn par
4 lamenLAEy committee unanimously
/ adopted q resolution expressing hope
| thai Alsace- Lorraine may obizin sepA-
rate constitution ss q federal state, hay-
/ ing its state government Ai strasouTg,
AMI representation in federal oDuneil.
| The EarrAins members refused 10 al