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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-19


-Waistcoats are going out OF vogue
Satin bridal toilets are still fashion
able.
-Guimpe Il again fashionable trim
ming.
Among new goods wooden moires
appear.
-Tulle continues TO be the preferred
bridel veil.
Buttons with invisible eyes viii be
much worn.
White faille 4 again in vogue for
bridal dresses.
The bonnet Of the day and hour II
the fIat urban.
pas. color appear IN hon.
-, dscora,;ons
~. r..aho, q H. coming shape
- h.ss
- e ~. -,,- a. horce,s Yin
.n1,-
% mucn worn.
Ali fashionaoie coinu'es - I"'oPe
are worn low on the necA.
-Languedoc lace pids iair 20 preceus
Breton Tor miiiners purposes
Bridal dresses are made high In 10
neck, and with elbow sleeves
The fashion Of wearing powder IN
the hair for evening toilet Is to be re-
vived.
The iez shape TOT iau'es noI
caps either TOT morning VI e'en'ns
wear, Is mucn useu-
Sleeveless habit corsages o. veises
or satin are worn over Dali dresses OF
tuiie or gauze'
-IIeliotrope and cream will DC the
fashionable contrast OF color for carry
! spring millinery.
! Two bouquets are now always sold
: tegether-one for the hair the other Tor
the corsage.
e Pulled or plated plastrons take the
I place Of wsistcoats, but they are unbe-
E coming to any but slender figures
b Light wooden and silk and wool ma
terials will be more fashionable for full
; dress even in the summer than silk
n Itself.
-Ecru lace of the same shade As the
chudda cloths and French buntings that
they trim will be much used this season.
"A large panache Of feathers. of two
;, ar three ostrich feathers, placed far
\ back on the left side Of the bonnet, Is
> very stylish.
4 The h;ch fiaring valois collar. kept
n place with wire. Is found among new
n s,xles ~ neck garuiture on the richest
" toilets.
A. .Da;sv P;natore.- or long tablieI
Of 90 ,r,la ar oryandie completely studdee
,.;,h daisies sewed on Il. fiat and II
IN rnws- i the latest novelty in floral dress
70 rarn;nur.s
n c.,.a h.n5Lsrch;efs ~ brioht-col
ne -1 49, - ,.,;stea into pretfv dres
a. ..,s a. lad;es- and fastened on tn
Sapd w;,n large SPANISH pins or bou
~ ,,,,s,s ~ ARTIFICIAL flowers.
ct The hair i dressed yery simply and
~ - s-,sa..;...;r ~ neck
RI t,..;ss'sheii. headed pins. black let
- ~, 80 ~ - 49, t,.craa orns
lat aa 49, -. 80 vs-v sb;onable with moder
&C. . sa;anre !,
IT, yaaao foulard. have stripe
i ~. dsl;ca,a shades Of blu.
~ soM ~, - IA I ,';,s sesn n re finest b
III a. ~ -. 80 led small
- Ias.. 49,, st..,owv rosehuds. ia
he ~" sl.'a,s snd otber popular sma
"a a. 1'Ae' 80 -
no ~ c ~~;.c. has hroucl
~ -ine 'pan'sn Ia a..I ~, vnoue
tbe spanish coIors anu s.s.s a a =
al faris' ana mouisses az '. .a;,',a r..
anu s.'i psr;. - cos,nr,e i skirt
"A. 1eIes r .aa.s,a" ss,;r de Ivon. with
- ualN Ssf. $50, raivss
u oasius 7, - :. - s;,l ous,
In, handke,cniels - 49, Ia :, co,a
=. are imported 70 Mnle anu = 80 s'... 49,
WI, stamped with gay 1o.as 49,, - !,
800 natural nue-roses' ol .s.lsans :,
VA These are q q mace " h !" w. also I
49, caps lot wearing - ny Ho1's' -
~, cravat BOWS
Purple IN AL us snaaes, iron
darkest violet 10 the paiest hiAc' stan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-19

Queen Victoria, in opening Par
lament in late years, takes on the APP
pearance Of robes Of State but not the
robes themselves. She wears her or
binary widows dress and the royal robes
are outspread upon the throne AFTER
she seats herself, II is the Office Of the
princess Beatrice to pull the corners "a
the robes over the skirt Of her mother =
gown
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-19


The Baptist theological seminaries,
Of which there are eight, have 40 stu
dents, the Southern Seminary AT Louis
Vile. Ky, leading the list with y stu
dents.
Miss Lizzie Smith is new evan
relist who has been working in New
Jersey. At Paulsboro about forty con-
verts have been counted as the result OF
her recent protracted efforts.
Mr.. J. NJ. Sears, the young Boston
millionaire who graduated at Yale, Is TO
give that institution $3.50, go with which
10 erect new gymnasium. Inc
cause Of education is certainly ad-
vancing.
An English paper reports that an
Archbishop and two Bishops Of the sect
known As .sOld Believers" have been
confined in Russian fortress for peri
DDS ranging from seventeen 70 twenty
six wears, their only offense being that
they celebrated religious services &C
cording to the rites other Owl faith
"A dispatch from Rome says it i
believed al the Vatican that many o.
the clergy who left the church As Old
Catholics are DESTROYS OF returning
Instructions have been asked by thu
German and Austrian bishops Il wa
r.plied that all may be received whs
make an explicit declaration y
submission to the holy see and tn
DEGREES Of the Vatican Gcumenica
Council.
An English gentleman named 1arl
ner lately left 81 $4,000 70 found col
lege for the blind. and the Register 2
Eton College has supplemented the gii
by the offer Of several splendid sites
One Of them Is Botham's Hotel, Al Sai
Hill, where the Eton Montem, bygon
collegiate festival, used to be celebrate
with extraordinary eclat. Seyeni
coaches had to change horses daily
Botham's. which Is four miles fror
: Windsor Castle
! 1T i proposed in certain Methods
/ quarters that the number 81 Bishops
!. The church be increased. At preser
there are nine. the limit which has pr
: vailed since 1864, and if nine were nee'
cd IN 1854 il Is held that twice that nun
: her are necessary now. But wheth'
a the church can support that number 2
: the present plan Of work is anoth'
4 question. The matter OF . bisnop
4 travelling expenses is Of itself ccnsi'
n cradle item. About 1900 miles = Il
4 average annual travel Of Bishop.
II
le Odds and Ends.
,, The greatest strike Of the day
~ O'Clock.
Trouble can always be borrow
At low rates.
Good deeds pan out better tn
!. good intentions.
-Caws and effect: When the farm
hears the caws and goes forth with
gun, the crows are likely to see the
u feet
y The trouble with the midnight
i not so much that Il can not sing
=. that II firmly believes Il can.--cnsca
!, Inter Orsan.
.Thnsc also serve who only sta
\, !" and weigh it, remarked the young n
n. whose duty II was to attend pair
- scales. Sic1bcnriile Herald
- The dentist lives from hand
~ mouth. ~ Boston Transcript les, =
10 III has hard pull and must frequen
IL law customers 10 get his fili.-Ncr
~ leans Picayune.
The ballots for ladies who vote
= the next election will probably be cut
~ the bias or scalloped. II will not ~
ev- All strange II we hear them exclal
~ . Her ballot Is old-fashicned i dc
H. look 1T to be seen. ~ Hudson hcgss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-19

In England portable gas is now sold
and delivered everywhere. Country
residents receive il from the city in cop
per cylinders
Ali the iron mines in the State OF
New Jersey are being worked thorough
". and ten Of her fifteen blast furnaces
are running, with three to be lighted up
soon.
The exports Of butter from this
country are only four per cent. Of thepro-
duction: those Of cheese forty-fiye per
cent. English people eat far more
cheese than butter. Ii is staple food
among laboring men in England.
The export Of French beetroot sugar
10 the end Of the year amounted 70 only
5000 tons. as compared with 1900 ~
1873: but in Austria, where an increased
acreage more than compensated for me
deficient crop. the export was ilv'o4'
tons, against 91,40O.
The Hiusfrrfe Zcifixng gives the fol-
lowing statistics concerning the tele'
craphic wires Of the world. Those O
Europe measured at the close Of 1875
76s.7s6 English miles; those Of Amer
ca. li4.l5.: Asia, 2i,52l; Australia
23.5s2: and Africa, S.l4s. The tele
craphic net that embraces the work
Comprises. therefore. 9so.ls6 Englisl
miles, or 1.5l3,6s3 kilometres.
The Municipal Council Of Pari
have made arrangements whereby IN
correct time i indicated by electricity
day and night, along the boulevard
and the principal streets, on . larg
number Of dials, thus carrying out \
the most liberal manner the system 9
time distribution begun by Leverrier
A small fee only Is necessary 70 sccur
accurate time in private establishments
As the color Of indigo Is really
creenish blue when il il used IS pit
ment or in solution, and as the color
the dry cake is not only very black, ~
variable. according 10 the mode
which Il l. handled, Prof. o. y. Roo
thinks il desirable to let "indigo n
into disusc in designating color Of y
spectrum, and 10 substitute "uitram
rine- for il, the color OF the arunci
variety being intended
Foreign Notes.
Sir James Ferguson, who has fill
many Omces ~ pivhi 49,"
land and her colonies, has been
pointed Governor Of Bombay
-"Band plays at4 o'clock and Al
Langtry will be present" Is the ieee'
OF a notice recently placarded ~
Brighton (England) Skating Bink-
Mr.. Judah p. Benjamin, the ~
counsel for the Tichborne claimant
has expressed himself a. coniident
proving the innocence Of his client 4
ihetruth OF certain new evidence recen
discovered.
The Pope, who was great Psu
trian In the days Of his youth snll |,
tinguishes himself in that way iak,
his daily walks in the gardens y
Vatican at such pace that ms at'ehna
can hardly follow him
The German War Department
busy with plan for the foriiiicat'o Z
Berlin after the fashion q Paris. z
eral IL the Continental newspapers
already discussing the details. Inc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-19

The Baptists report IL, 407 Sunday
schools. with 922 .602 scholars In the
lit by States, North Carolina leads
With LOCO schools; New York follows
with $50, and leads with 112,A5 schoi.
ars: Illinois has only 500 schools, ana
56. s77 scholars; Indiana, $50 schools
81. 900 scholars; Michigan, 35s schools
40 900 scholars; Iowa, ga schools, III
445 scholars; Wisconsin, l5e schools
y. $50 scholars; Minnesota, 50 schools
$500 scholars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
THE SUNDAY MAGAzINE-

The January number, which COM
mences a new volume, is a very
brilliant holiday one. opening with q
poem. Christmas" and followed by
Christmas Carols and Customs, "
The Cniltren's Carols, D." 'St. Nlcbc-
las, the Patron OF Christma as, u
Christmas Eve in Madrid, " Christ,
mas in The Far West" etc, etc. A
new and po~erful serial is CON-
meDned, entitled "Oat in toe World. "
by Mrs. Robert C'ReiIly; there are
several interesting short stories,
sketches, essays AID poems. in feet,
the 12S querto pages are filed With
highly entertaining RnG instructive
articles, and the embellishments R.e
numerous and bea9t fli. The Sun
day Magazine hal rOw reached i;s
ninth volume, and has deservedly e
large circulation; i! pleasantly incul-
Gates religious, moral and yirtuous
sentiments, and should be found IN
every family in the land. for it is es'
senlially a family magazine.
Address, Frank Leslie's Publishing
House, So. 80 and 81 Park Place,
New York.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

The J ,nusry atlantic begins a new
volume with q number OF great and
varied excellence. The first chapters
OF Miss Peeps serial story, Friends:
a Duet" are 80 vigorous and inter-
esting that her readers will be inn pa
tlent for the next instRllment. Mr.
Aldrich contributes a most entertain
Ing paper on Smith," which will
have a peculiar interest for host OF
readers. Henry James Portrait of
Lady" needs no commentator to
the multitude who follow his stories
with an admiration which few living
novehsts command. John Flske has
an article on Sociology and Hero
Worship" which takes exception
very strongly and convincingly to the
article by William James recently
published in the Atlantic. Miss Har-
ret W. Preston contributes deligh t-
full literary-historicsl essay on "a
Symposium of Sixty Years Ago."
William M. Rosetti begins bis series
OF articles Ga The Wives of Poets, "
with glimpses of the wives of Euripi-
des, Lucretius, Dante, Alferi, Ger
vautes, Lope de Vega, aud Corueille.
Richard Grant Whites paper on
"Ssrs Bernhard" will attract
marked attention just now. Mr..
Whittier's tender poem in memory
Of Lydia Maria Child ia che OF the
most charming poems Mr.. Whittier
has ever written. Mr.. Stedman has
a fine poem on "Ye Tombe OF ye
Poet Chaucer." Other poems, es-
says, stories, and an unusually varied
Contributor Club" complete a
superb number OF this magazine.
Now is the time to subscribe for It;
81 year.
Houghton, Miflin & Co, Boston,
Mass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
Domestic DaShes.

New York, 1S.-The steamship Celtic
brought $4,000 British gold.
Banks hold g.. OOO. 900 over the legal
requirem ants.
Cincinnati. Is.-Col. Len Harris re-
ports that the organization Of an indie
pendent League Is 8 certainty
Creditors OF the suspended coffee firm
of g. Arnold will inquire into their
affairs by a committed The assignee
makes the liabilities s., 1873, 900, Of which
SSS5 600 is unsecured. The assets are
SL5Tl, 900 Arnold's individual assets
are Of the nominal value of $4,000
Nashvi le, lS.-An application for q
msudamus having been made to the cir
cult court to compel the governor and
secretary Of state to issue q certificate OF
election to Stewart. democrat. from Polk
snd Bradley Counties, the csse came mn
to-day, and its consideration was post
poned until January 25th. The post.
DOnemsnt Of the question has the effect t.
give the republican organization control
Of House Of representatives,.
Washington, lS.-Certifeates Of thu
electoral vote are received By mail from
every state in the Union.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
HUMBOLDT LIBRARY.

Longevity: The Means OF Prolong-
ing Life after Middle Age. By J.
Gardner. NJ. D. No. Is. Humboldt
Library of Science. Price Is cents. J.
Fitzgerald & Co.. 143 An Av, N. Y.
A very useful book. 1t contains nc
nonsense. bu. simply sensible recon-
mendations to people who have
passed the meridian OF life, instruct
ing them how they may drop down
the hill with the lesst possible amount
of suffering. and live cut the fol-
period of their allotted time. We
commend it as valuable guide to all
who are beginning to be sensible that
they are less strong than they used
to be.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
LITERATURE

You've Folks RHYMES AND STogIEs
By Theophile Schuler. Price Use.
STORIES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTs
By DR.. Samuel Eliot. Price Zoe.
NEW SONGs FOB LITTLE Pc PIE. By
Mrs. Mary Z. Anderson. frlcs 75c.
LITTLE SONGS. By Eliza Lee Follen.
Price SOC.
All of the above are published by
Lee & Shepard, Boston, and indicate
that the publishers have been
though:iul for the Juveniles A bet.
ter collection OF books for the little
folks, both a TO conteuis and a,lrac
tIvene,s. has not yet made it's appear
aDce for the holidays. The InumI-
mated covers, with their pretty and
appropriate designs, are Is handsome
and captivating as ore could desire,
and will send thrill of joyous delight
through the frames OF the fortunate
little once visited by Santa Claus, and
must occasion much clappiLg Of
haLds Many OF the songs come
from the nursery, and all OF
them will linda home ,there. They
are pretty 10 perfection, and simple
in their construction, the words, the
lines and the sentiments being easlly
understood by the lite people. Dr..
Eliot has compiled a choice volume
In the six stories from the "Arablan
Nights Entertsinmepts"-the tales
Of the Fisherman. the Three Sisters
Prince Ahmed. Aladdin, Ali Baba
and the Ferry Robbers, and Sinpad
the Sailor. Toe books are substan-
tally bound in boards, printed on
heavy paper, 10 clear, large type, aud
are altogether substantial sG well as
handsome. They are for sale by
James DSyer, at the prices indicated
above.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
THEATRICAL REVIEW.

New York. 1s.-Genee's new opera
"Nisids," will be produced in Englist
by Augnstin Daily on January 18th, pre-,
sentinR among its scens the Nauteh girl:
and Indian iugglers.
The English version Of "Olivette,n
now running in London, will soon bs
produced by j. G. Duff, at the Park, also
by the Comly-Bsrton Company at the
BIou on Christmas eve. Catharine
Lewis will play Olivette. Other theatre:
are contemplating its production.
The Grand French opera company,
gagged the Academy of Music for two
weeks next April intending to bring out
"Lsfricane," Robert L. Diable" and
other grand operas.
John Mccullough plays at Haverly's,
Brooklyn, on the 10th. The receipts
from his last nights performance here
we're 81 ,637. In Baltimore, the first
night 5000 people filed the Academy OF
music and another 1000 were turned
away. 1t is stated that he will not take
an American company to England, his
contract with the manager of Drury Lane
forbidding it.
Madame Geistinger is expected here
tomorrow. Her personal baggage con-
sists of 65 pieces valued at $3.50, 900.
''The World" is in preparation at Wal
lacks to succeed Forget Ne Not" Much
money has been expended for its pro-
ductiUn. Arthur Wallack ofici4tes as
stage manager since Floy DIS death.
Abbey's Pantomine Company opens
With "Humpty Dumpty," at Niblo's on
Monday.
Mary Anderson appears as the Countess
in Love-" the first time here next week.
j. NJ. Hill, manager of Denman
Thompson, is locking for theatre here
to manage next season.
The Sun says Mcguire tod some
friends at McComb's Dam Hotel, on
Monday: 81 am here on business. Per-
hsps 1 shall engage star actor and &C
tress, and may buy fast horse"
a cable dispatch from Hamburg, an
nounces that Miss Marie Geistin ger, the
celebrated German actress. left Hamburg
on the 18th by the steamship WestphaLid
fo7 New York, to fill q professional en-
gagement in Americs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
Cable Links.

London, 1s.-Among the passengers
who ssil for the United States to-Inor-
row in the Purthid is DR.. Dent, who is
ommissioned by the Netherland govern
ment to study and report upon epidemic
diseases in America.
Tke foot and mouth disease among
sheep is spreading al over England, and
causes Ggriculturists very serious alarm,
for American competition hiss for some
time past required that they should
make the most of everything.
Hsnlon refuses to stay in England TO
Tow Boyd more than two weeks after the
time he rows Lsycock.
Revs. Dals aud Enright, ritusli.ts,
have been ordered released on the under
standing thst they will not do anything
contrary to Lord Penzsnce's monition.
Hague, lS.-The second chamber voted
grant of z, 900 guilderT for an Arctic
expedition next yesr
Bucharest, 1S.-Nearly all govern
ments, including the United Ststes, have
congratulated Premier Brstanio on bis
escape.
Havre, ls.-The steamship Westphalia
for New York, takes out Il, 900 francs.
Paris, lS.-It is reported that ex-Em-
press Eugene has arrived TO secure the
release Of her g0ddsUghter, Baroness DE
FrIedlsnd, who is charged with forgery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
CaHRda's Railroad.

New York, 1s.-The Times says:
Csnada's great Pacific rsilWsy scheme Is
meeting with vigorous opposition in and
ou' OF the Dominion parliament. The
chief opponents are making Rn appeal to
the people in the form of 8 public mani
iefto, in the kcpe Of defeating the whole
proec'.. If, as is claimed, the govern
nent Is trying TO turn over some hun
oreds Of miles Of road constructed with
public monty to a rivate company. be-
sldes giving a subsidy and grants of land,
worm more Than The entire work will
cost, and relieving the whole vast pro
peity from taxation for twenty year,, it
Is not 10 be ndered at that the opposi-
!lon to the preseat administration is try
Hg TO turn the project against it as 8
poil1ical weapon. 1t is but short time
sinee the province Il British Columbis
was heard from, loudly protecting be-
cause a sh II line Of road 10 Yancouyer's
Island, promised when TIE province
Joined the confederation, hiss not been
ouH;' AMI Is not provided for in the
Psnd ng contract. The rotest was almost
lhress Of secession. The Macdonald
government, with its protective tariff snd
eternal Improvement policy is having
seoutall it can carry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
CatHsir0phes.

New York. IS.-A boiler 10 Clements
Chemical Works, Twenty-sixth street
exploded this morning wrecking the
rear of the factory and the roof. The
boiler was carried halt block. The
dynamite machine, engine, boiler-hCuse
ETC., we're all destroyed. The boiler
lighted on Shines dug store, and pieces
Of pipe went through the skylights, ard
descending into bed where tenants wee
sleeping, threw them into paroxysms OF
terror.
Weston. 1S.-Two nail agents and
several passengers were hurt By the
ditch'ng Of q train from Worcester 10
Nashau.
Buffalo, 18 ALI the employees of Birge
are accounted for, except eight previously
reported missing, and ssven since re-
ported killed by the fire, so fifteen live
are known to be lost. Two bodies were
recovered this morning. lifts insur-
aoce is $62, ZOO; Manning, m-lsler. Is in
sured for SlS;0JO; Birge Il insured for
s63, 900. Their 10 will be Sl25, 900.
Totsl loss, 100000. The cOroner's in-
quest begins soon.
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CnruIy afudents.

Moscow, lS.-Between 500 and 400
medical students assembled yesterday in
the courtyard Of the university, seeking
an explanation with the rector concern
ing Misunderstanding with two profess
sors. The rector proceeded to the resi-
dence OF the governor-general, and the
chief of pol &c went to the university aud
order d the students 10 disperse. This
they refused, snd serious conflict with
the police resu ted, in which arms were
used. AL the students were arrested
and escorted through the city TO the
house of delegation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
HE MOreY Forgery

Chic'gO, T7.-JOurnaES Washington:
A leading member of the republican
national committee is authority for say
ing The committee through JnO. J. Daven-
port, Is slowly but surely getting at The
bottom of the Aorey letter, and that evil
dencs has al -eady been obtained showing
the letter was not prepared by one per-
son wlthou: sccomplices, but was the re-
suit Of a carefully conceived scheme on
la' part OF prominent democrat IL
Washington, with the knowledge Of the
iesding managers. The comm ttee has
conclusive proof as to who wrote the let
ter, but before making II publ, wants to
iasien the infamy connected with i. upon
the men who conceived the forgery and
employed the willing tOo's TO execute it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
Sunshine.

New York, l9.-Tte Sun say, for the
last century the world has BEEN talking
about a ship canal across the Psnsms
isthmus. Finally L sseps has got the
enterprise we'll under way. Nearly or
all of the 'nODRy necessary has been pro-
vided, ard il be is not interfered with the
canal vi in due time be completed.
Let it G on, we say. The United States
have no cause to o. pose him. If we want
smother canal by wsy of Nicaragua, let
US follow the example of Lesseps and
raise the money and build it. But after
waiting so long for somebody to begin we
ought not 10 do anything to him except
TO wish him luck and lend him all the
allow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
CAN'T Get Jpn Fight.

Paris, 49, Rogat, of Pays, states thai
having merely answered one aggressive
newspaper article bg another, he has re-
fused duel with Reinch, Gambetta' e
secretary, and will not accept the chal-
lenge-from him, unless Reinch directly in
suits him. Paul DeCesssgnRc declares
in Pays that he can't allow members Of
bis stsf to fight Reineh. as the latter re-
fused 20 hgut ROchefO't, with whom
alone he has q quarrel.