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Tte National snfe.nenosit Comn
mr. Roxee,s TurL;sb Ra,b

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con
tnues to receive yaluables of all descriptions TO
safe keeping at very low rates.
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| Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in lib. Ward" prints at 35c per h.
Also cottage cheese &c. per ball. buttermilk &C. per
quart, and sweet milk, &C. per quart.
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IRON Bitfers.

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 800
street. Only t-class bath in the city.
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BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons. >,

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, ETC. Call address
Herzog, 3OS Ninth St, near Pennsylvania ave.
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Fe PosT-oFFICE NOTICE.

The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATUR-
DAY May A. 1881. will close ar this office ON TUES
DAY at - IN. for Europe by steamship Arizona via
Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY at 11:30 a. M. for
Europe by steamship Algeria via Queenstown (corTe-
and p. for France direct by steamship France
via Havre: on TIIUTtSDAY at II 4. m. for France,
Germany &c. by steamship LeSSing via Plymouth,
GherbOurg, and Hamburg Correspondence for Great
Britain and the Continent must be specially adj
dressed and at II M for Europe by steamship Ssitc
land direct by steamship AnchOria via Glasgow and
Al II a. m. for Germany DC, by steamship Neckar
via Southampton and Bremen Correspondence for
Great Britain and the Continent must be specially ad
dFessed and - for Europe by steamship City OF
Richmond via Queenstown and at p IN. for Belgium
direct by steamship Nclerland via Antwerp The
mails for Aspnwall and Southern Pacific close on
Tuesday ut 10 a IN. The mails for Livingston and
Honduras close on Tuesday at $50 p. The mails
for Hayti close Thursday at 10 m. The mails for
CSlha Mexico and the West Indies close on Thursday
al I:3O D. III. The mails for Mexico via New Orleans
close on Thursday and Saturday at $40 p M The
mails for Jamaica, MaTacaibo SoYoullla DC, close
Curacao close on Saturday at a. m. The mails for
Nassau, n. p, close on Saturday At p. IN. The
The mails for Australia, &C. close May % at TO p m
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster.
PosT-OFFICE. New York, April7, 1851
f9ge WASHINGTON NATAToRIgM.
Open every forenoon for Ladies
Every afternoon and evening for Gentlemen.
Male and Female Teachers ready at all hours to
Admission, 3 cents my7-2m
hge DIR. s. ]. COCKERILLE,
BIS DENTIST.
my3-Iy 72I Fifteenth street.
HN8e WE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER
~ AND CHEAPER
than any other concern in Washington.
No whipping 10 tear your carpets
A. II. CHACE & BRO,
Fine Upholsterers and Steam Carpet Cleaners
an2zGm SIC Louisiana avenue
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You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent, for sale, lost, three times fol
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
CORRECTED To APRIL. Ii. 1851.
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
Sixth and y streets.
Depot, corner New
and e street

EVENING.
Bait. Annapolis and
way stations. 1:J0
tCin. and st. Louis. I:55
baltimore and way. 300
Baltimore and way. 4:20
n. !. and Phila. ex... 4:2j
Bait. and Laurel eX.. 500
Piedmont, Fred'k, Ha-
gerstOwn, Point of
Rocks and way. $40
halt, Annap. & way 6:37
Stannt'n IL Valley ex. I'D
fBalt. and way stains 7:55
fBGlt., Laurel and Hy-
attsville eX-.............. $40
fChicago, Columbus
and PittSburg ex-.-. 9:4j
Sunday only. Other trains
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--S2d-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
or THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE.
in the city of Louisville, on
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1881.

These drawings occur monthly Sundays excepted.
under provisions Ofan act of the General Assembly
of Kentucky incorporating the Newport Printing and
Newspaper Company, approved April 9, ls7s.
ES- This is special act, and has never been &c
pealed.
The United States Circuit Court, on March 81 rem
dered the following deCiSiOn
First-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal.
SecOnd-ItS drawings are fair.
This company has now on hand large reserve fund
Read carefully the list of prizes for the
MAY DRAWING.
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$50 Prizes, Sll2,H]
Whole tickets s.; half tickets, 81; y tickets, 50
y tickets, 500.
Remit money or hank draft by letter. rsendhy eX
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or POST-OFFICE ORDER, Orders of 3 and upward
by express be sent at expense Address all OF
ders TO r NJ BOARDMAN, COuTier-JOurnal building,
Louisville, KY, or T. J. CONINERFORD, 800 Broad
way New y Ork or ]. w. CLARK 800 G street north
west, and 1F22 Pennsylvania avenue; TO I. B.
MAYNADIER, Cos Fourteenth street northwest.
This
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Forty Miles Down the River.

Hor! Read Rowson's Ice Cream advertisement
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Eylvania avenue, at so cents per full pint bottle.
RSBe II. o. CANDEE, NJ D., V. D., OF NEW
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cases OF body and mind Lung and Throat difficulties
Consumption, Loss of Vitality restored (HemOrrhOids
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ala; all TumOrs Malaria Blood Diseases, of what
ever name or nature, thoroughly eradcated from the
system; Deafness Suffering, and Stammering cured
Consultation free to all. Office and residence 9i4 K
GtTeet, corner Tenth, northwest te1-3m*
RGBD PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARE ACCU-
rs rately and at reasonable prices at COUGH
Inns Drug Store, Masonic Temple. corner of Ninth
and streets northwest.
P THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOT
kS letArtcles for ladies and all the popular med
icines on sale at COUGHJIN'S Temple Drug Store.
N3e IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
EN ralgia, Headache, TOOthsche, or any pain, one
application of FLUID LIGHTNING VIII relieve you.
Bold only al COUGBLINS, Masonic Temple nO2G
eG@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF EVERY
~ kind Humphreys Specifics, Extract Witch
Hazel, Imperial Granum, and other food for infants
~ COUGHI4lN'S Se13
hge MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, &c.
p. WALLACH'S
LOAN OFFICE,
ll7 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
near Wizards Hotel ma22
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ws SPECIAL NOTICE.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
nj DREWS Drug Store, corner Ninth street and Penn
EYlvania avenue at 50 cents per full pint bottle.
Oc2S-tf
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Arthur Merritt, man of many alIases,

Arthur Merritt, man of many aliases,
arrested at Lynn, Massachusetts, on
Thursday, for forging draft on Chi
cago bank, was arrAigned In Boston
yesterday and held In $4,000 bail. He Is
the same scoundrel who under the name
OF Marvin, recently betrayed q young
lady OF Richmond, Virginia, into marry
Ing him, and then aeeced and deserted
her on their wedding tour. He is known
TO have married SIX other women at
different times and places, and to have
been engaged to the daughter of an ex-
Governor In Missouri. This dangerous
Lothario Is a white-bearded fellow,
90 years of age.
Speculations in grain reached pitch
Of excitement, both in Chicago and
New York, yesterday, which augurs
i'll for the unluckly ones who are short
of the market. Wheat, corn, oats and
rye advanced, and even cheese melted
of into q gentle corner. Rumors of
failures filed the air, and, while none
were reported, it was confidently pre-
dicted that, unless the wild speculators
cease their antics, panic will be
precipitated.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
rrsn s.s.raay's Late Eaisi.n.
Deaths Dur ting the week.

a., Deaths During the Week.
There were 25 deaths reported to
Registrar Frazer for the week end
ing at noon, to day, August Goth
classified as follow 8:
Born in the United States, 20; Ire
land, /; Germany, l; Scotland, 1;
Spain, l; male, Il; female, l3; white,
10; black, 6; under one year of age,
8; from one to five years, 2, ten to
twenty, l; twenty to thirty, Q; from
thirty to forty, 2; forty to fifty, 6;
fifty to sixty, 2; sixty to seventy, 1;
eighty to ninety, l. There were five
deaths at the Almshouse.
The causes of death were: Bilious
remittent fever, /; bronchitis, l; con-
sumption, 6; cholera infantum, 8;
congestion of brain, |; marasmus, a;
metitis, l; malarial fever, l; old age,
l; premature birth, l; small.pox, 4;
malarial fever, l. Total, 25.
The deaths were distributed among
the Wards az follows Second Ward,
9; Third, Q; Fourth, Ii Fifth, 2 !;
Sixth, Q; Seventh, g.; Eighth, 8 /;
Ninth, /; Tenth, 8 Eleventh, to-
tai 25. For the corresponding week
last year there were but 18 deaths.
OF the deaths from smallpox only 1
occurred at the hospital.
During the week marriages and
IL births were reported to the Regis
trar.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Accident % . Cun.ra s,.,m.r

NEW YORK, August 1e.-The Gu
nard steamer Catalonia, which Ieft
Liverpool on the 9th inst, had On
board q heavy mail for the United
States and also for Australia, via Ssn
Francisco. On Saturday last she be-
came disabled through the breaking of
her shaft, and at last accounts her
captain had not decided whether he
would continue under sail for New
York or return to the nearest British
port. The time Of arrival of her mail
is therefore uncertain, as two of her
passengers who landed at st. Johns.
N. F., from schooner which was near
at the time of the accident, report
that the progress of the Catalonia un-
der steam had been slow.
The Arizona, which also left Queens
town on the 7th inst, arrived here on
Monday, the 10Th, but brought only
25 letters, rs the British post office is
unfortunately compelled to dispatch
mails for the United States only by
vessels belonging to lines under con. !.
tract, without regard to the com para =
tive speed Of other steamers sailing on
the same date.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Female Crank nj IN.
HOuae Whito

The Washington Stor
says: At about 8 O'Clock tb;. yesterday
while police officsr McNeal 'u's ua morning,
: =. . ,ne north gate ofthe PreiidepIi,ss ~ hay houiy
ia ssousoullt young woman apnroaoaass aTuss
ana Deckoned to him. lie stennS terp.SSached sa,s
20 speak with her, and she exiaaSos p% aside
nano and shook hands, Th'ea Tha ea her
Jerked bis hand from her and -, oIcer
what do you meapp" She ss;a e;%aafxed ii
nothing, that is only the orin sr'u' y 80,
threw up her band and All ds'pI She
come oil the way from Paris 10 az. nshave
President. ALI he wants 10 W " save the
o,vo' osS from my right arm; let ma Gp II o.
once y don't see him by IL o'o,, M ~
ne 10 dead man." Her mama, ~cioes
Tone OF voice was very demons,,.,s;aa saa
Deing more like that ofa man Oa,anve, NJ 0,
large crowd congre gated and ha Ioulss
up tne way, and she had to ba ra,," u,oeAea
ohe insisted with a very auihori,. hmoseo' .'tN
manner In being taken A. once SA'.vs ~
PRESIDENT Garfield, and The ofsioas " ,ss sss
her that she must have a macs 'Iul u 'oia
ne would arrange 1t for her. Tbe ~ ofiiss, Ss.a
subsequently, took her to police ymsel hase
quarters IN Herdic cab. On ber "sau' wsr
T see sald she was no woman and strinnss
Of her dress, revealing ""u ''''pped
A BLUE FLANNEL RAru,,, o
trimmed with white-a regular l,di,.,
1atning suit, with pants ana shor, es sroes
~ ,nls attlIe she was taken ,nto tba da
ssctise's ofiice, a large crowd followino
She Is short, thick set, with fuli ronnS
FEATURES, short black hair. black eva.
ana wears heavy pair of cowb,de sboss
one Is iuil Of talk and frolic. and en,s,
talns the crowd vastly. Her ace snnss, Un.s.
to be about % years. She savs w. ~ Sppean n
porn In Brooklyn, Of German descent
and is q married woman. She gives he,
name as Mary Pauline Remeric. and LIN n
shaking hands with every one gives ,bsm
peculiar grip which she saws Ia Tam.
plar's grip. She says she has railroad
pass, aud another which she exhibits !.
follows: ~"'''' "
BALTIMORE, August Is, 1ssl.-Fri,nd
King: You will oblige nc yerv mpcb hv
giving the bearer, Mary Pauline Remsric
pass TO Washington. Yours, &e.
EDWARD Z. JENKINS.
The crowd In the detecliyes afjce
grew 80 dense and her loud aud demon.
strative talking so exciting tha, officer
Connell sent her to private room, tell.
ing her that she must remain there until
he secured her pass. He then got from
her the name OF her parents at Brooklyn
and telegraphed to her mother. She
will be retained until her relatives can
be heard from. The officers say this Is
the liveliest crank they ever had at police
headquarters.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Dover water works,

At q meeting Of the Town Council on
Saturday night the bid OF the Holly
Water Company, for the erection Of
water works In this town for the sum of
$19,5o0, was accepted, and the president
Of council authorized to close the con-
tract and have the work commenced at
once; which has been done, and the work
will begin soon. The only difference
between this contract and the original
proposition Of council will be the non.
erection Of stand-pipe. The water,in-
stead Of being pumped into stand-pipe,
will be forced into the mains with SUN.
cient force TO throw stream 100 feet
high, which is high enough for this town.
Sentinel.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22

MONEY MARKKT.-The Ledger says :
"There is no change to note In the money
market In this city. The better rates
heretofore reported are generally main
tained and the supply OF funds continues
ample. For business paper the rate is
mainly from 8 to B per cent. Call loans
rule at 2ia5per cent. At New York there
Is an active market, and call loans rule
at Sac per cent on pledge of stock collat-
eral and 3a4 per cent. on United States
bonds. Time loans are effected at 4a6
per cent. sor 30 days to months bills.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
The Summer Death.Rats. F..

The greatest evidence of the dangers
OF Cholera Morbus. Diarrhea, and Dys-
entery is the increase in the death-rate
Of all the leading cities during the sum-
mer months. Men and women cannot
be too careful OF their hasits of life DUR
Ing the heated term, and particular at
tention should be paid to the diet of
children. A supply OF PERRY DAVE
PAIN KILLE should always be- at hand,
for IL is the only medicine that can be
relied on at all times rs safe, sure, and
speedy. A teaspoOnful Will cure any Or
dinary case; but In severe attacks ft Ia
occasionally necessary to bathe the snf-
ferer's stomach with the PAIN KILLER.
All reputable druggists have 1t for sale.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Slaughtered ON the Rail.

WACO, Texas, August Io.-Th
following particulars of the wreck oil an
excursion train on the narrow gauge .ail-
road have just come to hand: "Ihe
engine jumped the track and The engI.
neer Immediately whistled down brakes
and gave the danger signal Those who
understood the signal started to jump Of
the cars, but before a dozen persons
had reach the ground the crash came,
and the engine was crowded on its side
In an embankment, and the two pas
enger coaches were jammed together.
Will ie:David was crushed between ih
cars s. and died within ten minutes.
Joseph'Barush had both legs shattered
and otherwise injured; he lived four
hours. Robert Brooks was knocked down
but not seriously hurt.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Fatal ExplosfOu.

A shocking accident occurred at the
iron ore mines Of L. & G. Brooke,
Chester county, Pa, Thursday AFTER
noon. While five men were working
in the shaft, 200 feet deep, q keg Of
powder, which was being holsted in
the basket, by some means fell out and
burst at the bottom, scattering the
explosive In all directions. Theod ore
Miller. miner. 20 years old, was
sweeping up the powder, when a spark
from his candle ignited 1t, and ter
rible explosion ensuod. The young
mans face, head, neck and arms were
horribly burned. The other four men
escaped with less serious injuries, Jas.
Noble and Christian Stevens being
slightly burned about the head sn1
face. Miller will probably die Of his
Injuries.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
General News.

The Newfoundland Government is
about to send an officer to Trinity Bay
TO investigate charges of extensive snug
Cling by American fishermen.
T.s encampment ofthe Third Brigade
of the Pennsylvania National Guard
commences at Wilkesbarre to-day.
Twenty-Five hundred men have repored
for duty. Gnneral ]. K. Seigfried will be
in command. Governor Hoyt, General
Hartranft and Adjutant General Latta
are expected to be present at the
inspection.
The will Of the widow of Ex-president
Fillmore, probated at Buffalo, makes
public bequests to the amount of $50, 900,
includinng one of $4,000 to the
University of Rochester.
The steamer Catalonia, which broke
shaft at sea, arrived at New York
yesterday.
Hon. William L. Scott, of Erie, Pa.
in lS46 was a page IN Congress. Gen. i.
Chas. N. Reed, member Of Congress
from Erie, took him home and gave
him employment weighing COAL
Mr.. Scott's fortune is estimated at
a. 4000, 900.
Forty deaths from yellow fever were
reported in Havana last week.
6chaeberle's Comet was visible to the
naked eye at Cincinnati las. night. at
is Ursa Major, about IL degrees below
the bottom of the bowl of the dipper,
and is the upper one of pair of faint
stars. With an opera 81 lass the tail can
be plainly seen.
{ The steamer Daniel Steinmann, from
Liverpool for Few York, was towed in
to st. Johns, Newfoundland, with bro.
ken shaft. The disaster occurred on the
18th tnst., and the vessel was taken in
tow by the steamer Sowerby, from New
York for Queenstown. The Sowerby
will resume her voyage to-day.
II Is reported that a fight has taken
place between Lieutenant Shaeffer, of
the Fort Bliss garrison, and Indians
near Valley, 100 miles north west of Eel
Paso, Texas, in which Lieutenant Smith,
four soldiers, and George Daily, a we'll
known mining expert, were killed.
Under the direction of detectives in
New York, workmen have begun to ex-
cavate lot In Cypress Hills Cemetery
IN search of the remains of the late Al
exander T. Stewart, which was stolen
from st. Marks churcbyard, In that
city, about three years ago. The clue
on which the detectives are working
was started week ago, and Judge HiI-
ton is interested in the search. The dig
ging viii be continued until success or
failure Ia apparent.
Joseph BrumpJon, the alleged Eng
lish forger, who was arrested on the ar
rival~of the steamship Pennsylvania,
= was, on Saturday, committed TO await q
requisitiUn.
William Gooderhall, ST., founder OF
the great distiliery firm Of GooderhalI g.
Werts, died In Toronto on Saturday. He
was reported to be worth s10,OOO,O0O.
1t Is said that additional "irregulari-
ties" OF Captain Howgate have been dis
covered, In connection with tho fitting
out Of the steamer Gulnare, which will
swell the total of his embellishments to
100000.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
International Law.
COLOGNE, August 20, 1881.

At the International Law Confer.
ence to-day, Mr.. Tiviss, an English
delegate, read paper on "Consular
Jurisdiction in Japan" Mr.. Foster,
Of Boston, said there was considerable
doubt In America in regard to the con-
stitutionality of the treaties giving
American consuls criminal jurisdiction
in Eastern countries therefore, he
thought the United States would prob
ably be willing to relinquish that right.
A telegram was read from the presi-
dent Of the American Law Association,
In session at Saratoga, wishing success
to the Conference. A res button was
adopted that the report of the Com
mittee on International Copyright be
received, and that the conference
hopes the progress already made to-
ward an Auglo-American copyright
treaty will lead to its Speedy accom-
plishment.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Arrest OF an EngIish Forger.

PHILADELPHIA. August 19.-Upon
the arrival of the American Line steam
ship Pennsylvania this morning a
young Englishman, named Joseph
Brampton, was brought to shore in
charge Of detective, who had arrest
ed him in response to a telegram from
England, received by the chief of DO
lice, charging BramptoD, alias Henry
Searle, with forgeries committed in
Gremsby, Lincolnshire, England. He
was travelling in company with q wo-
man calling herself Harriet Clayton,
When the young man was informed of
his arrest he manifested little concern
but the woman looked upon the mat
ter more seriously, and was in tears
during the remainder of her journey.
The steamship reached her dock
about 10 o'clock, when the baggage
Of the passengers was found to consist
VI two well-packed tin trunks, two
weighty boxes, four valises and a
number Of small packages, the labels
Of some of them bearing the name of
Mr.. Searle, and others Mr.. II. Searle.
Upon reaching the central station both
man and woman were searched, in ac-
cordance with the telegraphic direc-
tions. Brampton had ESQ in gold but
the woman had nothing of value.
In answer to cablegram informing
him Of the arrest of the parties, the sup
erintendent Of police at Gramsby, Eng
land, states that officers will leave on
the next steamer with papers ordering
the discharge Of the woman and the
holding OF all property. The woman
was, therefore, released from custody.
Arthur Scott, youth whose passage W IS
paid by Brumpton, is at the Bingham
House. He has but 10 cents in his pos
session. He and the female are said to
be distant connections Of Brumpton.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Accident 70 a Priest.

LYNcHBURo, Va, August 19.-Rev.
James MEG urk, pastor Of the Catholic
Church of the holy Gross. OF this city,
while returning from New London at q
lats hour last night, accompanied by
Mr.. John Collins, drove bis buggy over
q stump, throwing himself and Mr.. COL
Inns into the road. The buggy fell on
Father McGurk, breaking the fsmoral
bone, near the hip joint. He could not
be removed to the city until this morn
ing. Tho wound 10 serious, but not dan
Gorous.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
THE French elections, which

THE French elections, which occur
tomorrow (Sunday,) promise 10 result
In an even larger majority for the re-
publicans than they boasted in the last
chamber Of Deputies. Il IL noted as
significant that none Of the other par
ties have made 90 animated q canvass
as that which has been conducted un-
der the leadership Of n. Gambetts, and
In spite Of the unpleasant episode at
Belleville he Is likely TO be returned
with such q majority at his back a. will
put the government practically into his
hands. II these predictions are realized
It Is expected that he will take the
place Of N. Ferry, - premier, although
II 10 anticipated he will retain ali the
present ministers with the exception of
N. Barthelemy st. Hllaire, the mlnister
Of foreign affairs.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
A Grassy woman's Mad Freak,

Between nine and ten O'Clock, last
vicinity OF Seventh and TatDail streets,
took her two small children, one OF them
only two years OF age, down to the cor
ner OF Orange and Water streets, and
placed them on the railroad track, in
ront Of an advancing train. Forum
ately they were rescued by parties who
observed the woman's mad freak, and
removed to place Of safety. The wo-
man was taken home, and struggled 80
hard that two policemen had 10 assist in
her removal.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-22
Gambetta and His Chuuoe J..

PARIS, August 19.-MM. Lacroix and
ReviIlon have Issued an anti g am BETA
address and ask votes for men who will
promote the cause OF q Democratic Soc-
ial Republic. Rowdyism 10 increasing
TO an alarming exteut. Yesterday the
Intransigeants prevented NM Lscroix
and Floquet from addressing their con-
stituents.
LONDON, August l9.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Times says: "M.
Gambetta seems to have abandoned the
idea Of taking office with . Chamber
lacking more than ever q Ministerial
majority and more divided than ever.