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GAstHETrA'S RECENT SPEECH.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-A dispatch from Wen
M Says tho article Of the North German uu-
zcttc, commenting OIL Gau1lcttn's utternnccs
at ChcrEolrg, cnuscll n sensation there. Its
firm but moderate language Is generally MP
proved.
Tho London Times, III n leading editorial,
uptolds Gannbettn's spcrcl, which, it says,
Is, under tic circumstances, neither rslsl,
AOt provocative. The only point of cunl-
fort In tho challenge Of tho North Gcrinun
Gazcttc Is tho avowai TINT Germany will never
again Interfere III the political a!ra1rs OF
FrnNec.
PARIS, Aug. a5.--The article Of the North
German Guzctte OIL Ganbetta's specuh Mt
CElerbourg has produced some sensation
here. Tho Rcpnb1l4uc Fra,,culsc, Ga.Ibct-
ta's organ. reps1gs. in moderate but firm lull-
gtngc. 1t dlsclntlns my tnteltlon on the
I'art Of Frnncu to disturb tho pencc. Provo
cations llAye come during the past ten yenrs
mot from France, but from Germany. Thu
RcpHhitIHC f1WncHfxC attributes the article
TO II wish to Justify tho enormous t;prlnan
nr1na.tlents. Thu other Republican uapers
WIitc III tue 8ail0 StrNisl.
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REPUBLICANS.
Coon OUTLOOK IN IsllUOKI.YN,

r,''' ~ w.. ~ ~ ns NO ~"rr"so sr 'noa"t. 1,,,
~" 3uhh, , Aus. .-4no 4tepnnlacah
party Ill Kings County was never In better
shape than to-day. Tho people, nrulse.l ut
last by tlle glarlng frauds OF tho Democratic
!"s en.s'a''aett ""I!nh ',s Iut's ai!a eol'nps
1eiRl' hnse psAcea utmost a't OK tho depart
ltiti,ts Of tile city aud County Government III
the hands Of the Republicans. The Inter nro
tn"r .vito t,"1r i1s,,nonrntio r,'no,,",,,s % nr,,
t"".' ".' ,s'.., .aeH en'e.ntto oppono'a a'o
horeiesty dlv'tlctl among themselves. Al
es as o H5s p5Ss IN i as AF ss tss ssss osxsss n fo
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An Enthusiastic Feeling Manifest
ing Itself for Garfield in
Brooklyn.
The Campaign in Maine Being
Vigorously Pushed by
Republicans.
Col' Clark f. Carr, Of Illinois, Makes
q Strong Address TO the Pco.
pic Ut Snco.
Meeting in Chicago Of tic Western
Branch Of the National Repub-
lican Committed.
TIE DEMOCRACY,
A ilEst'E1l.ATE SITUATION.

r.--, 49,. . - o&AAAo'.
aPee!af D"pafh TO The Ghttooo Tribune.
las not been ai'r H. caccai iI. ita ,s,sn ""Ir rnr
Democratic victory III November, III spite Of
It's prufpsscl l,,tlrppndrnce. Inns no mnr,
been abIc to conceal its fenr nf Dcn,ocrn,ic
defeat. 1t ndtts another pla,It Ill its ell
acayors to teach the Democrats TINT thcv
nlust akc new aaek Or 'et swa'aped, md It
;l!a not expect its: councils to i be s 5vss'e'
tlon, and will be pleasant reading for tho
Democrats demo Of the West who arc baslng their
hol'es I, " success on tllelf Eastern brethren:
tn IT, e pr @ not so'st
ability, slfr uyrn fnrIy well. W. nr., sorry tint
We lssi sn,npc!ed 10 sny tbs, mi tiut we cure
in,c5st tas t''e Spi;iton pnrty il u!,r II ppit'ss
e ssy 'y IND Mve RI frs,s as a4 osxs e. ,1
v.!r { a' s;s3 s fss!s fasxs
nation, tho Democratic pnrtv Of Tho Statn IN
nat united for conducting his. cn,1lsI. inc
hive not yet barlnonIse! tar !ttcrcnccs, nc 'n md
d unts,n Is n,fre tln1,tfu tF,at II wis wllct, tic
Clrc'nnati nominations were announced. There
Cnmmlttcc OIL Frllmy next tn decide whether a
SUITE Convention shnil lto cnlcd. Thls Ia i re-
Talnt,,nt,y faction iIuve compelled it by cujnx
S!,Ss {Ss sssss ] liz s S,ss ;s
nr rciils,ntinx tho Ta,nu,ls,ly boilers in fiji
party rights. Tnnln,atiy viii ncccpt ,thing iess
ita tito to rcg,nriry III lis contest ff,r ctv NIT
bc hitter plii i,r tio rtrgalar TIIte 5.r,"e. a
iuwtl or he ilci n,lswcr6lc fnr n division al ths
1lenlucrntic .pariy of. the statc, whci.
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TURKEY.


IAHO1aSN WITH THE PORTE.
CoSsTASTINOp1E, AUG. 2j.-Thu Ambas-
sad0rs still await the replies Of their Gnv-
ern'nents to tho oifers OF tho Porte to ceue
tho DulclgnO district, except Gruda nlltl
Dlnoscl,. @Tho Iorte maintains TINT the
Treaty Of Berlin left Gruda and Dinosch to
tho Alban!ans.
II Is expected that tic Ambassadors will
giyo notice to tho Porte tllis week OF III IN
tended nayal demonstration. Thvy will n]so
summon tlo Porto this week to adl,crc to
adopted by tho Conference. The Turkish
l'rGIIlur ts ltlt|GrRtNn( tn bh IN favor Ut sci
tteIlent Of tho Greek question, whicl, le be-
llevcs can be arranged by mutual concession.
DENIAL.
Tho Porto categorcally denies tl,9t, any
printed pamphlets lnse l.ecl sent with his
kltowledge to India with the objeet Of ex-
citing tho A0lIatnElGtlans ugat1lst Englnnd.
HOPEFUL.
LONDON. Aug. GA prrn dispatch says:
Tho Turkish Ministers C0nttnue to .lcclure
~ q sosyk iHy "ES o S sss!s t liz sfis %ai
delay III order to strengthen ulUlr dtptulnattu
nlld military position with regara to tho
Grcck claIlls. aiitl III ordvr to diminish tho
Of fsa n %o I;s y Sc'a rtsstos"f
to tako any decided step towards ceAing tho
territory, alNl tho Albanin,ls continue prepl-
rntt01is for resistance without !hterforeNco
tro.ll tho l,orte, lt,1a pasl!l! lMyinE at once
tho 1,owly appointed Governor of Seutnr!, Ii
also playing 4 double gnltle,
At3ANDONEil.
LONDON, Aug. pa berlin ncorrcspondont
u11l,srstan9s 1,s tiiat lsol'nanta, aG{!K by ting
llulKarEA, which s!!o liuld by virtue OF th0
!ier!in frcnty, a'Nl which a'Ie, lsas liitlorto
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wns fIrtner, foreign buyers bidding 1nore
free!y, especially for Sydney. woods ind for
qualities suitnlo for the French market,
Willcl. lIave rntller hardened 1n psiu.. Ninety
three hundred bales wire soil, chiefly Syli.
ncy, Port Phillip. and Sey Xcaland.
MARINE nfsAsTEfts.
Thn Italian tmrk Cecls1n. which sailed from
tilrEeMlt .Aug.3 for. Philadelphia, .tIhs put
Into Cnrt1,agena, lraky.
Tile American slllj, JOHN lie Costa, from
liverpool Afay u fur 1sanKto,l, pilt intn
Afnnrtins IN tho Ntll Inst, with tho loss Of
l1tAll altd intxxcsl tnpnlasts.
TIE cA HE COMPANIES.
The three representatives Of tic Anglo oni
Ulrect Cable Company, who have llech Fl,
Paris c1ltlCnyUring ~ negotiate some Kind nf
working arrangements will the 1'Dnyer
QUARTER Company, left for l.0nl1nn t1-tlay,
thH Inter Company llnvlng ttctfntly reject
cd MI their propositions. 1t Is nUw under
st3Gd TINT the opposition between them Will
le cont1nHc, ut tile old rntcs.
TtfE GLASGOW IRON NAnKi:T.
Il Glasgow dispatch states TINT The tron
nlarknt IL Mf'ic1l excited, anti llas fnleil to
kEs ftt. The miners nre firm IN their IT.
'tlat'tls fora ruise Of wrges, and determined to
reniaEl out: Tie excessive frol supply has
decreased slowly.
TRADE ADVANCEMENT.
AZ, arrangement. Inns heen entered into
which Will materially develop the direct
nnlacd Suites. It Inns bccn decided 10 run Il
line Of steamers III connection with tic Erie
md utler American railways 10 carry ,ncr-
clH1lttlsts from Chicago nl1 other Western
towns by NGw York To NIL parts III the north
east pf England.
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FOREIGN.
An Indian Prince Taking
Fart in The Afghan
Struggle.
Ho Is Believed to Be Acting
in tho Interest of
Russia.
French and English Papers Dis
cl1ss Freely Gambetta's
Recent LETTER.
They See Nothing in It Threaten
ing to the Peace Of
Europe.
The Powers Still Laboring As
siduously with the Turk
ish Government,
And Once More Hint at the
Long-Promised Naval
Demonstration.
And Once More Hint at the
Long-Promised Naval
Demonstration,


LONDON. Aug. 25.-An 1mlta dispatch says
1arse number Of tiIlaxis nrc Hooking down
FROM the Kllc1atf-{;!lizat roa.l and other Ill
rcctlons 10 jUEn Ayool, Kl,an. w!Io coulh not
retreat IT he wished, rs tho Ghaxis arp de-
tcrMllled to fight to the last.
TtsIc11USDA1s.
4 dispatch to the Times from st. Peters,
burg says the 1nl'an Prince, Ram1clln,dur,
for some ting II resident Ut that capital, nllh
who Is relntGG to the notorious Nu,a Snhib,
lns ,lgain appeared us the friend md adviser
OF Abtlurrali1llan Klsan, to meet whom hc
Is fur second time OH Ills WHY 10
Afghnnlstar. The suspicious which Ills
former movements i'll Iuss1an an.
Afghan Tnrkestan l,nyo created in tile
minds Of those who behave in the latcst re-
p0rti Of Russtan intttEnes lin Afglan!stan
will probably only b. increased by tho latest
ndyfces nboitt him. 1lasntciluntEnr intputts to
20 to Tehern,t 1n his wny to tho Alncer's
fcnduunrters. lie says tic An,ecr tl.nls no
sympathy Mt Teierali. The Persian officials
i,;y r,Syhrtl him as an instrument Ut Rnssia.
Skobclcis's movements against. the, Turct!-
mans. seeing therein danger 10 ucrat, which
tho Slinh hopes to NiIncx.
cASpA1IAN.
4 dispatch from Cn1rlnElar says: "Thc
enemy, Is making no attempts Mt Il regular
AYoon KIrAS's POSITION.
LONDON. Aug. 41.-The Stantltrtl's. dis
natelI from kil!a Abttou!u says Ayu0!} klinl's
some lligil hills west Of Catiitntnr. The
gr1,lnl OIL, its front Is much cut by canals,
Whc! would render iii advance Of nny con-
siderable force very difficult.
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audience for nearly two hours, and his ear
nest aplen[s III fchalf Ut the principles of
The Republican mrty were frequently
apnlaude'l. 1io said the Infamous Mt
tempt hf t;pv. tMrcclun and his
gnns Ind placed stigma upoll tho people Of
MAii,G, afni Unless III the coming clcctlon they
% %,Gn1ltllafstt the eo1spirntors every nntIve 1f
Alilslie living uiMn the ptulrIcs OF Illinois
would lM ashamed tU TIL where liz wns
Mril. Col. Carr Is speaking rvcry day, md
frequently twice Il dny, nill IL tl6Ing great
EMrd ~ our campaign. Tile Republicans lrG
gfcatly e!Icoaraged by the withdrawal dc
Usg0nd. t!le Temperance candidate for tiny-
ern1f:, We slinil INV have II stlt1fre fight
with tic cof,splrators. and shnll carry Milne
by large majority.
GEN. 1sACA's OPINION.
Snectai DfspdteA to 7he CAitaoo Tribune,
WAsiaiS01t'S, j. e., Aug. :.5.-'rwo letters
were recelvc.l']lere t.,.tny from Gen. Itausn,
wllo IL sf'eaking I'll Maine. IN hotl Of then.
l.c expressed renewed confidence III l.rpui,-
Iican s.tccess. JIc sat tliat tho Republicans
nre confident tiist they will have at lcast
1900 majority.
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TIE JUNO.
LONDON, aug. 25.-T'!le six mon arrested
oil suspicion Of being connected with tlIo
robbery Of sruls from tho Juno. near Cork,
hayo been discharged fur want Of eyldp,lce,
AQUATIle
boyd Inns accepted tho challenge of Will
!am Ellfutt, Of Blythe, to row 1natcl. It,
February NGxt
GLADSTONE.
Gladstone stnr!s tomorrow for cruise
around tAo British coust.
IN FAItl.IAMENT,
In tho House OF Cuulnous t0.tlay the Sav-
inKs Nank bill pissed through thu Commit
tee.
Tho report upon the llares md Rabbits
tue bill wis liked TOR Frlday.
The Gruin CargOes bill Was read tho third
tlma without division amid jecrs.
NOOI. 8ALE9.
at to-day's auction sales Ut wool tho tone
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ALABAMA.

TIE DEMOCRATIC E1CTUItf in THAT ETATI.
nEsc1Ijll:n Hr oSE vim srEtKs riin,t
KSOWi.EunE-A1,T 1,TEnATtt,ys xxi, p,,sitJ, U''
WAslilNor9S, u. c'' Aug. @1..A letter lr's
Ca,,,,,,,ss,t,,,.r t,an,, cr ,1,,iat '''t +. ~ :,
Sr,.a, IA 1io,..,,. "'t ,..1 ~ ruuie''tu lLls
tive of Alabama, aud n uua of rpcocnfze,
standing, Tho substance @ Of his story sHu ~ rs.
latcsl by the letter, Is rs follows:
F1st1Taut tn" ciectIoi, ,nachiery iy Il nh tn ,,,o
hants Ut tho nc1uocrstlo pary, a,ld nacr nd tho tl
frn,'i il lpyta,I .,ny question: ' A y" ''
tHkcltat any election Tint has bccn held siIco inca
iii intri--rhat tho votes us cast Mt TrIaun md
MeSi y n M foTl fo y nyS eoa ts
III elected, contrary 10 TIC wishes Of nlaiorlty
EnmrhNI,hnt tl,ero wns mn nssa,,,t r,o,c nnor
rho liuu of lnJuCn,ipmt yners nj ti,o Iis,nisx1ii.
imx. whinh fnfitnitlnfrd mi hin.,Er,.T = fnfr
Ginct,nn m'''' 'a'''''''''ea 'a'' '''a''e" u la'r
ii rsEnr1] to tho {lrat cbnruo wn,l1 sr.- thnt
,si,rt, Il hYnmT ,1rrHssIrv r. s"t.at ~ ~ M Ia
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an ltL4lfEt NA54stt}Et
III Tho Editor u The Chteago Ts5Aur<.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. aa5.-Altsough the
columns Of TIE TunuSE have Mut as yet
bcen filed with accounts Of rous!ng 1iep,st,-
llcan meetings IN Wisconsin, It must not be
Inferred TINT tllero Is my general apathy. On
the contrary, quiet but very effective work Is
tile ortler 0f the dag, ntitt 1t Is doubtful IL
III !li,y previous Presidential campaign tho
Republican forces have been iii 10 good Il
state Of organization 50 enrly iii the contest.
In the rural districts, perhaps, tho work OF
organization may have 1nkged somewhat on
account Of tho harvest setIson being pro-
longcd by the lutte ruins, but lii nearly every
town and yijage III the State Gartiuld ind
Arthur clubs lave been formed u1lu are do
Ing excellent work in circulating valuable
political literature. Indeed, In 6Hllu towlls
there art two. and even rs 1lal,y rs three,
clubs, ulld all working harlnoniously To-
gether.
). III view Of the concentration Of effort in
the doubtful StAtcs, we shall llave to depend
largely lttt,h nllr hDlleslrAk1ng talent this
year n,t Wiss"'!SIl, Is mt poor IL tl!S r.
ii viii giyc Republicans throughout thu
State great pleasure To tGarn that tile lion.
anthony vnn WyGk, who rcprtSetllcd the
ntn1ly yenss, n1ul who CAME within one vute
Of bGiry nominated fur Governor over Zen.
FafrclIitls IN 1869, l,ns tclldered lis services
to the Chairman Of tho State Central C01l-
mlltec for tho catnlaIGll. Mr. Tan Wyrk IL
not only one Of tho must polished Speakers
II, the West, but Il gentleman Of commanding
prcscnce. Besides tlls te has spent tho Inst
eight or nine years III tho Stut0 of Georgia,
FROM which State he sent most glowing nc:
counts of the richness Of lilo country, nlil tho
opportunities offered for Northern men Il,
Improve their fortunes; and although hu Is
not the author Of "The Fools ErratM," lie
enn tell the people something of Southern
lite from actual experience, lnll when lle
mAkes i statement of Il fact his henrers will
understand tliat tie plain unyarntstled truth
Is told. Setlator VAn Wyck will make Ills
opening speech at lsHclne within 4. fuw days,
aild divide thu time with Col. John G. sic-
Mynu.
:. During tho next two weeks nil tho Kepul,-
l1cah nominations for Congress will tw made,
and very many 0f tho county tickets will i}9
Ia tho Held. AS suOil us tlsis preliminary
business Is nut If tile way you MAY look U1it
fora general tire all along ille lines, FROM one
end ut the Stnte tu tho Htiler, md when l,e-
gun 1t will Au Kept III, until tic night Of elcc-
ton, when you will be a!,lt. TO record not less
than 20, ,0oo majority fur Garfield. ".
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ILLINOIS CORN CROP,


CLINTON. ILL.,, Aug, 25.-rlle farmers aro
still elamorlng for ralu, and it seems that tho
crop OF corn will DO complete failure. It IL
now In tint condition that ruin wtl! not help
It much, only to the extent Of milking fiddler
tor stock. ~ Is burning III, for walt OF rain,
alld the stalks l4uk !lke enfil In tho ,Aldst 0f
Wlntcr, al! dried up, It il q big loss tp {Arnl.
ors, a,a4 especially In Central Illinois,
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WASHINGTON,

AuG AlItTCl Frttlt&gA lit t11e Southern
Ccntn1-Svn1kcr'x Efforts to Ferret thc
Halter Out-I'rcHtucnt Hayes Trip
weat-Yellosv.Fcver, Mt New Orleans.
spsstat Dspafth to The Chteaao Tribune
WASHINGTON, u. C., Aug. 15.-Those win
ought to know most about census matters
say that tho Republican press will do Ten.
Walker, Superintendent of the Census, a
great Injustice If they s!,nll declare tat he is
dnlnE nothing to discover or to punish tho
gross frauds tint have evidently been COLL
mlsted lit South Carolina Il very Thorough,
Investigation Is now being male Of the South
Cnr0llnn returns, aud recourse Is hatl to NIL
CHECKS provided by tie census system to de-
tect tho frauds and tl,eIr authors. II may
not be generally known tint tIle enu,ner1-
tors wGYo required by Gen. Walker to
report cact day by postal cnrl to the central
Office Mt Washington the number Of persons
enumerated. These cnrtl8 are NIL filed, and.
with many other things, nre being examined.
1t IL discovered, fur instance, from these
cards that grcat ,nn,ly Of the c,,,lnera.ors
regularly accomplished tho enumeration Of n
very mitch larger number Of PERSONS tllur 1t
WAS physically possible for them to TO III tho
sparsuly-popu!atel regions III Which they
were engaged. These cnrts aro one check
by which tho fraud will be DE-
sccted. Gen. Walker does not care
IL make hts COURSE Of ola.ratoIi public,
or to conduct tic Investigation upon the
street anrncr; but II It IL poss. a TO pbtAin LII
tic cclsns Office sufficient evidence Of fraud,
either IN slrglu clse Or OH tho l,.rt OF Il
combination nf persons, tho country need
mt bo surprised SOME morning to discover
that ten. Walker has taken very summary
measures, and ilas la!.l the hands Of thu Inv
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8psetat Utp4sftA to Ths Ghte1Qo gf3bAns.
8Aco, Me., Aug. 25.-CoI. Clnrk +. Carr.
tho eloquent llilnuis orator, who llns beun
for two weeks arousitg tho pcDplo Ut Milne
to the Importance 0f tho Issues Of the catll~
pAigll, addressed q large at,I enthusiastic
ltspnbllcan meeting in this city to4luy. Tle
old Cities ut NiIdefor4 anl Snco united to
Anke tie meeting succeas, a1ld there were
delegations present from Old Orchard beach.
The speaker held the closest attention Of tAe
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, COMMrITEE-WEST-
Elm 1IliASCN.
Thu Western nr1ucll OF the Republican
National Committee met yesterday noon Il,
Room 81 Grand Pacific Hutel, and remained
III session until about half-past o'clock,
when 1t adjourned to meet again at uVou to-
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6pfetas DtSpdtth to 1h4 Chteaoo Tttbunes
uAlENA, ILL.,, Aug. aa-tion. uni AIRS,
urant arrived In this city ut 6:a0 o'clock this
evening aud received tha nAratulations OF
many trt,y friends at the depot Oh their safe ro-
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cannot be used except In the summer months. who,
Detaile is never In Paris land all the year ronnd
it, light is so bad II is impossible to work in H.
Detaille has been Obliged to turn his coach hons.
into studio. His old studio be has made
museum, and filed II with rare tapestry Japaness
bronzes. pictures arms, armor and other cgri.
herbes which gave value to M0Dceau Plain.
Decamps very rich and had no great conf.
sold his lots for 81 20 they had cos: 30 oents''
Jadn you know be Is our most eminent painte,
of dogs hept his land. When Boulevard Males.
erDes was g., opened S he granted permits to tia
the makers paying him 90 cents for each yard N
earth brought; so Jar,lin got the land free with
the land at $50. $40. and $50 yard.
Detailles neXt-dOOr neighbor Is Mossonner Thj.
celebrated artist has already spent 100000 on
his house. and il il still unfinished il too Ia, a
nickname. The Mayors Oiico.D partly becauss =
is such an immense edifce and partly because the
ambition of Mcssonnicrs life is TO be Mayor ot
Possy where he spends tho greater part u the
year. an ambition destined never 10 be gratifed'
He has in his studio. and finished a portrait ~
Mr. Vanderbilt. guests in chateau in the days Of
Louis Kill, and dragons Of the First Empire re.
Not far of il the mansion Of Nine. Yirot which
she owes to bennets. for she was as famous A A
bonne-makcr as WSrin ~ as a areoimaker
built an exact copy of tho famous Chateau ds
Bois. Near it is the house in which Gounod lives.
His study is twenty-four feet high. and has an
organ Which cost him $4,000. His library has
900 scores of opera. SeligTnaDn, the barter. bs,
o magnificent house hard by. and his neiehbors are
Munkacsy, the artist Lelor. Beaugnies DE Iraz,
Jacquet. Bastien Lepage, Clainr; Berne Bellecouf
lthe father Of eight children, Fichcl, GOmbes
Roger Tourdain. all artists; Chrlstophe and st.
Marccaux, sculptors Emile Perrin manager Of The
French Comedy Sarah Bernharit. tie Wandering
Jewcss of the French Comedy.
Around Park MOnceau the houses are still mora
splendid ] 40 not believe there IS one of them
which cost less than $500, 900. henicr. the chOco.
late maker. has built himself a house there which
has cost $500. 900. Paola Marie has a house on
the same park which cost great deal OF money
These houses are not only handsome as monuments
OF architectural talents. but all ~ them arc
adorned with wall paintings y ru.poscly do NOT
call them frescoes and with the Iarest or most
beautiful flowers and shrubs. One may stroll
hours in this neighbOrhoOd and be- delighted ever
step by new objects of beauty.
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QUEER CLAIMANTS or THE ENGLISH
THRONE.

Medical men who devote special attention 20 men
tai diseases will have n good field for observation
and argument III the case of Mr.. Thomas BucktOn.
This person is the husband of a claimant to the
secure the rights which he supposes to appertan to
him and hIs cOnsOrt by prOmenadng about the
precincts of Sc0tland-vaid, together with some
children who IN his estimation ought, of course
TO be regarded princes and prHcesses of the blood
royal, Mrs. BucktOn, the sO-disGnt heiress of the
House OF Hanover. IS under the Impression that her
mother was named Annie Rex, and that the Queen
a Younger daughter Of the same individual, who
has been The throne hycyearS, third SISTER who
had superior claim having been, put away by
some means. The woman, IN snort, Is one Of that
large class of unatcs who In Dor under the deluson
thaJ they are Royal personages--a dclusion prev
al.ut that n deserves almost To be ranked as n
distinct species by II self The interest of the en- Sc
Goes not however, centre IN the fact that the woman
Is insane but I'm the extraordinary coincidence
that her husband Is also afflicted with the
same form Of monOmania. The evidence from
Bow-sIeet, when the par were brought be-
fore magistrate. showed that the husband
though probably less insane than the wife. was
equally convinced Of the truth OF the absurd story
devised by her disOrded brain.
This Is probably almost unique case in the history
OF mental alienation, Tor although the society of
mad persons IS thought to have considerable effect
m inducing madness III others II j., a far as We
know, a new thing tor the d'iusOn so cOmmunca-
tod To be Of the same nature as Thar of the person
or persons from whom II Is communicated. To
explain the system upon principal analogous 10
that Of righteousness IN bodily maladles or by
what may be called association OF ideas. will. of
course appear the simplest way of dispOsng Of it,
tut as madnesss il hereditary. the fact OF the two
being first cousins may throw some light on the
curious phenomenon. II would be Interesting to
discover if there faint of the sort IN any pre-
yIOus generation of the family.
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HOMES or PARISIAN ARTISTS

From Paris Letter 10 The Ne0c- Orleans Picaytne
MoDceau PLAIN is literally covered with palaces
not one Of which cost less than $4,000 and many
Of them have cost 100000. The history of this
quarter of Paris Is curious. One day Decamps and
Jadin strolled beyond Pare Monceau noticed land
cents yard for it, Detaille was one of the first
tenants of tho Plain. He then could afford to rent
only small cottage, and there he remained until
ho able (which soon. for fortune early
took fancy to him to build the immense house in
wnch he lives on Boulevard Malcsherbcs. His
house is nioknalned q" La Petite Roquette." because
u does look very much like this prison ar Il he il
chan d Ntat deal abont it; for hc-an artst--has
built himself ono OF the most uncomfortable houses
III lar.S. The studio Is 80 lar.e and so lofty il
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one cnp of butter and FIVE tablespooniu,s OF .nda
I'm which has been dissolved ono r., two
Beat two cggs quito white and add them. MID y,
tcaspoonfuls cream tartar with half a p onnu "a
-four and easpoontn OF aI Hwd nore our from
time 70 time to make dough. Roll thin anu DINO
quickly.
OCEAN CAKr-One cup Of milk, two cups OF su ggsI
half n cup of butter the whites oil nVe eggs we,s
haaten three ends of -four one teaspoonful OF soda
and two of cream tartar. Flavor 70 taste. lheSo
two recipes are contributed by IL. H.
GARzpAcHo.-A correspondent kindly sends TINS
recipe in answer TO an inquiry. In Mexico tle
ncasants make a dish of onions and cucunbers
called by this name. Peel and chop finely some Gu
cumbors and onions. Take one beapng cup OF sacn,
add long red chill pepper (chiii colorado hneiS
chopped also heaping cup of bread crumbs. A9u
salt TO taste half cupfull Of olive oil. one tape
spoonful or more of vinegar, and water enough 10
rooiston we'll Pit il into an earthen pipkln SET u
on rather slow fire or hot ashes simmer tI t"O or
wostebrcad. A little garlic IL sometimes added,
and the mixture is often served uncooked as salad