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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

vxvOODBIjRN AND LANCASTER SARVEN
w WHEELS, for sale at bottom prices, at 50
King. corner Of Royal streets. Virginia made
Smokes, Rims, &C. Call and sec:
dn1 !. r. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

DUCkINGllAMS LIME JUICE TABLETS,
- for sale b. w. d. HUDSON.
drcl 2Gl King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

A RrISTS MATERIAIS.--A special limo of
N Artists Materials comprising Winsor & New
tons Oil Paints Oiled Skctchng, racing. Cray
on and Transfer Papers, Paper Mache Plaques
Academy Boards. .Iapanncd Tins, Palcttes, Brush
cs, &C., received and for sale by
SUMMERS & ALLEN,
now A. W. cor King and Royal streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01
George NcBurney! dSon.

MONT BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE EXAMINED
- OUR GOODS-Auction Bargains only. Hand
some Brocado Garnet Silk Velvet 81 3o, Fruit
of the Loom Cotton Size, C"lorcd Cashmeres pure
wool. wide doublc-width 37c, Black Silks 81 IS,
reduced to 81; Black Silks 81 so, reduced to
81 %: Black Silks 50, reduced to 81 so; Coorcd
silks 81 %, reduced to 81; Colored Silks 81 70,
reduced to 81 %: Colored Silks 81. reduced to
75c: Colored Silks soc, Black Silks SOC, &c 75c
and SIC French Tricotc the latest style dress
goods, all wool Al inches wide, selling every
where ut ST 80, our price 81. Blankets, pure
wool. 81, sold last fall at 50; Blankets, pure wool
50, sold last fall ut SD Double White Blankets
So Nuns Veilnss, AZ inches wide, pure wool
BIC. Before purchasing, please examine our goods
IF they are not VERY CHEAP, don't buy them.
CARRIERS,
nnrot III Market Space, Washington, D. C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

A DELIGHTFUL MEDICINE FOR COUGHS
n AND CULDS.-tiiIson's Medicatcd Tablets,
consisting Of twelve iavors. viz: lIorehound,
strawberry. Malt. Chocolate, Lime, Lemon. Green
Gage, Vanilla Orange, Cherry, Ginger and Cap
sicuu, in ID. bottles by the ouncc: For sale
by a. y. "AhflEli,,
Successor TO .anmcy II Coz
uov9 1872 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

TEMIETlME HAS COME AND WE ARE READY
4 Boots Shoes, Slippers and Ruhbrrs; the great
est bargains ever offered, mt
drc1 T. kAUFMANNS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

USTRO. LUSTRO! LUSTRO! THE best art-
| 4 Gle in the market for Cleaning Silver and
Nicklc-plated Ware. Just the thing for cleaning
the nickle ornaments on the modern stoves. Try
a hottie and be convinced Price 25 cents. For
sale by MCLEAN ~ UHLhh,
noyi9 rs King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

AM STILL KEEPING THOSE BEST ME-
| RlND SHIFTS ut 80 cents
scnuI AMOS g. SLAYMAkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

gIOR SALE CliEAI-A Second Hand SPRING
nov:,O st GHAS. KING. 81 Cameron 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01
BRUSHES

CtCRUBING BRUSHES!
- SCRUBING BRUSHES! =!
We have Just received a job otof pure all brlstlc
Scrubing Brushes, which we are selling at the
very low price of Is cents. Call and examine.
The trade supplied at 3 liberal reduction.
oct10 MCLEAN & UHLER, rs King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

UIHE OLD THE YOUNG, THE SHORT, THE
tall. the rich the pnor-we please them all.
Let not these words nnnoticcd fall, but heed the
for ono and all. at Iacc1 L kAUFhANNS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

nARKER'S HAIR BALSAM AND GINGER
| TONIC. Durangs Rheumatic Remedy Ana
kesis sure cure for Piles, Reads three minnie
cure for Headache and Neuralgia, Lodille's Head
ache Cure and Pixies Toothachc Drops. arc to be
found ut W. I. ChEIGn loN D
nov1o S5 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. DECEMBER /, 1883.
Sun rises - q 81 ! Sur: scis............. i III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

CTRIKE WHILE TIE IRON is HOT. AND
y don't YOU forget it. 200 Cases of Mems, Ladies
and Chliren's Rubber Boots and SHOES, received
80, n,.nuf,cturcr to day, mnst be sold by the
/ ct of January. Idcc1 r. KAUFMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

1AJIA JOTIONi GALA LOTION!
Scharhirt's Celebrated Gala Lotion for Beau
tifying and Preserving the Complexion the best
nrcparation made Try it. and you will use no
other. Price 25c per bottle, at
oci3 w. ID. HUDSON'S. 2G3 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

T0OR HOLIDAY PRESENTS! Gene early and
II have your first choice 1000 pairs Mems
fine worked Slippers; they are very handsome. at
IN" III W L. KAUFMANN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

C,1,nvC poTJSHl STOVE POLISH!
va are selling ten-cent stick of FIRESlDE
Grove POLISH for five cents. There is no bet
ter stove polish made than this and trial VIII
convince the most skcptcal.
oct5 MCLEAN & UHLER. 10 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

DPIGUT AND ANNEALEDIRON WIRE just
II received mt SO King. corner of Royal streets.
Prices reduced oh hand full supply of Iowa
Barb Fence Wire" Staples Sc, wholesale aud re-
tal-closc Set. eo>-
nov11 }. i. ChEl0d1OT> o. oot'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-01

novel III Market Space, Washington, D.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22

backs will be retired and national
bank notes issued In their place,
The day for that sort Of talk Is
past, Mr.. ldcnbcrger.
II would have done very we'll a
dozen years ago. but there has been
too much Greeubaek light shed, too
much Greenback SEED sown fol
I"prcsiients' Of national banks to
pull the wool over the peoples eyes
by any such talk.
Not content with the above propo-
sitiou tie slime gentleman rounds
up his address with the following.
with the retire m,nt Of legal-trn-
der notes: the ado. ION Of national
bank notes, always reacemable IL
coin, as The only paper currency; the
general diffusion oi both gold and
silver aiming thu pcopl": The uniiica-
ton IT banks under Il common sys-
TEN. and their freedom from taxa
ton; the entire severance OF the
government from the operations Of
banks. leaving them without expcc-
tation Of government aid. TO relieve
hem from periodical recurrence Of
money stringenev. often caused or
aggravated by their own acts, there
will I've Il clearer and better under
standing by the government, the
banks. and the people Of the true re-
lations and obligations OF each. in Il
financial sense, and thus, with the
rigid enforcement OF whatever may
BE- the provisions OF law IS to the
conduct Of banks, will give to the
the country the largest benefits, with
the greatest steadiness aud tire least
risk. which it is possible to obtain
from II banking system
Ali. yes! then everything would be
lovely and the national bank goose
would hang high"
II the people would only turn over
TO The national banks what little re-
maining power the corporations have
not already usnrPed, and let them
run things to suit themselves. what
II delightful Shylock's Garden Of
Eden this American Republic would
be-
As man OF cheek. Mr. Linden
berger. you are Il success. bnt us q
tinaIcier you ale an asst Chicago
Sentinel.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22
The SIeakeIsl.iD.

II Is OF the most vital interest to
tllc industries Of the country that
Randall he defeated for the speaker
ship Of tie lower house Of congress.
There is :.as;s single link in the vast
chain Of monopoly with which the
limbs OF. labor are manclcd that he
does not venerate and protect with
all the tact OF 4 schooled parliament
tartan. Railroad robbery; the telc-
graph monopoly: the iron aud steel
protection he endorses, standard Gil
Is another OF his pets; and finally.
he favOrS the Ratio aal bank robbery
by the side OF which all the others
In comparison are us petit larceny.
All the schemes OF robbery invented
and patented by the republican par
ty during the past twenty years he
will consent to perpetuate If PEN
nsylvania Is permitted to continue
Its high rohber tariff on iron and
stoel. Beside these faults it took
him three months when speaker to
see a member from Iowa who every
Monday during all that time sought
recognition. His election now
would be an endorsement OF all the
infamies OF the past twenty years.
1t would wipe out the pretcn.e Of
the democratic party rs favoring
measures OF reform. These state
ments are simply plain unvarnishcd
truths which imperstiyely call up
on all representative sent from n
constituency like that OF the 4,h
district OF Iowa. to go iato caucus to
defeat Randall's nomination. The
democrats will organize the house
While Carlisle is not al! that we ask
OF u man and il representative, he
Is such an Improvement over Ran
dali that We hope TO see our Repre-
sentative aid in nominating him; or
better still, Cox OF New York, or bet
ter yet, Springer Of Illinois. In any
event he should aid i'm defeating
Randall who is simply the represen-
tative OF royalty and robbery.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22
fl0 W'cts la Paris.
Letter in New York Times. |

4
Unjust confess the passion for flowers
is highly developed in Paris. From the
flowers III tho public square, where he
goes for breath OF fresh air, to the
flower pot III his little room, which he
waters every night or morning, there is
but step. 80 to speak. and, moreover,
one ma; find ilower markets in all parts
of the wonderful city, not to mcution
the elegant shops. like that which /
have already named, aud the hand-carts
which ugly old women pnsh before
them in every street and avenue. The
Qua; anx Ficares, tho Madeleine, the
place de Ia Eepnhlilne and certain
parts OF the outer bonlcyards are so
many open air markets whore the flag
stones aud asrhaltum have been car
pctcl with ycraare and enameled with
! roses, geranil,ms, camellias. dahlias.
azalias and ether lovely gifts OF the
goddess Flora.
u Cato, l think, who wished to
make il obligatory on every Roman
citizen to have towering plant to look
after and the Partisan Of to-day would
seem TO have adopted his principles.
Ahc "ss'Ws III 10 NIIe. uOts6
net GO beyond tie Notifications, but it
does not ,elnire mach in order to give
him thu sensation of the country, The
odor of the fowcr and tho shadow of
love. 4 lilac bush which will son
burst into blossom and which stands in
an earthen pot on his m,nt"lpiecs with
two hanafnls of hawthorns that lie
gathered himself along the ancient
walls. suffice TO realize his ideas of a
terrestrial paradise. Mirabeau said
one day wien he was showing his
garden to Argentrnil: Flowers arc
the poetry of gardens. but Think Jules
Clare:ic has improved on Mirabcau b.
calling them the poetry OF Paris"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22

The husband cIuzed Win disappointment, and
grief and the mother worn 10 shadow by
watching, anxiety and a divided duty. The
next night came. Was the mother excused
from her dance! Oh, no. She was central
figure. The management were sorry, hut II
shc cared to retain her place she must fcr~
form her duty, 81 she left her
dead daughter In one room nnh her
husband in Tie next. and did her dcvoir
like woman. The husband, u man Of expo.
rielce, twice the age Of his child wife, was
the life and soul and humorous helm OF
side-splitt.ng play. Was lie excused Not At
all He had 10 undcr-study. 1t was the
second week 81 the performance, and it was
really essential that he should attend to his
part, ~ he left his dead wife In one room and
his suffering fa.her-n-la In the other, and
bis little babe in the care Of wet nurse, bor-
rowed for the orcasion from a syinpatlizing
neishbor. anil never played 50 well in his life
US be cid tEat night.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22
An Honest Girls Reward
TEXAS Ciftincx1

In the year 1856, there died in Paris q rich
old bachelor, who left his entire fortune TO q
poor girl, seamstrcss, who was, moreover.
almost unknown to him. The secret Of the
old man ignoring his friends and relatives
puzzled everybody very much The deceased
was what might he called IN original He
was quito eccentric. In order 10 test the
honesty OF his fellow-creatares lie was i'm the
habit Of rssorting to many curions export
inentS, which ~ . general thing did not i'm
prove tho bad opinion he already had Of the
human race. One OF his plans to ascertain
how many honest people there erstTavsling
IN nlnnlliss was to occupy the aeat ncareSt
tls' conductor and hand the fare Of passengers
to that official. Instead Of handing the exact
fare to the conductor he would give tho con-
ductor n coin OF larger value When the
passenger received back his excessive change,
In fifteen consecutive instances, he quietly
pockote<a the money.
The sixteenth person who received back cx-
ccssive change was young, poorly dressed
girl who had pity for the poor conductor,
who only got three francs day, and would
have 10 make good the loss She Immediately
eSclainied: Conductor, you have given mo
t.o much change" and returned him the sur
plus money. The eccentric was agreeably
surprised. When tbs girl left the bus, no
followed her. and having made further in
quiry about her, sati .iel himself that she
was respectable. Tho small coinahat the girl
rturned to the conductor made her the
helIese vi half nLlioa francs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22
The Digger Indians and Their Devil
tChico ,lal) kntcrprisel

On Saturday the country around Bloomcr
Hill, just across the river opposite Cherokee,
was r.atle hideous by the recurrence Of that
savage custom a,ieag the Indians known n
their hnniiny. To observe this ancient Gus
tom, which they regard with suierstitious
sanctity, about fifty ,hisky sons and daugh-
tors Of tho forest prepared their soup, gath
cred their wood, and made MI arrangements
for the burning, which took place about /!
o'clock Saturday. This place. BleoIner Hill,
Los been Tor years the Indian barying-
ground, and il is estimated that thousands
have been buried there. At sunset on Sat
ur1ay they sprin,ileI the graves with flour
aud yelled rs no.lo but an Indian can until
exhausted.
The next evening, after bsing refreshed
with grasslicppor angle-wonn and acorn
soup. they manufactured their devil The
materials Used in constructing his satanic
majesty were bones-any kind-and feathers
promiscuonsly gathered. He was about fonl
feed high. and looked ms much like the devil
before day. rs can be iinaginsl. About dark
they built large fire, and kept il burning
until midn ght with wood gathered for the
purpose. Then commenced the sacriticial Of
feiings, which consisted If wearing apparel
and provisions, which they suppose will he
waited by something like 'presto
change to their friends in tho ''happy
E;latins grounds After burning about 500
pounds of Il ,ur, several sqaa s-loads of bacon,
numerous rel handkerchiefs, breeches aud
shirts, they listened to a long, an. OF coarse,
eloquent, harangue from venerable "huck.n
They then appointed a committee to escort
their improvisei devil In the circle, where
he was given warm reception. lie was
brought within reach Of tho fare, md amid
the most terrific bowling uncerenionousiy
prcciptat.i into tho flames This was tho
signal for the most uneart.ly mingling OF
gr,n,is, female shrieks AMI general uproar,
which closed the harha.:c sce,sA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22
.nOttCe 10 RPsfrtssa,

To W. j. Carpenter or other unknown owners
OF the lands hereinafter deserbea
Take notice that NJ the adjourned nublie
Tax Sale. begun and puheally held M the
Office OF The county TREASURER, In Cresco, liows
afu county, Iowa, pursuant 10 law. cammene.
ON the ard day Of December. 1880 thereafter 10
which tint snia salr had hcrn legally adjourn.
Cd, the following described real estate Was SOLD
by the Treasurer OF said county for tho taxes
due thereon for the year 1910, amounting 10 the
sum OF Ss2t. to-wtt: Lots n and ID. hlock y.
Village III FlofehceNlllc, anu that ". H. DOalu
tie, became the purchaser Of said land al said
sald and that tile right OF redemption VIII cN.
pine and deed for said land be made 10 the
undersigned, who Is now the owner and holder
III, his own right, az the certificate oi sale made
thereon by the Treasurer II said county, I'm.
| less redemption from said sale be made Wtthin
| 10 days nom the completed service OF this
notice. NJ. b. DOul.IITl.k, Owner.
| Dated Sov. 9Th 1883. SIS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22

THIS is n dangerous season OF the
year for persons who have weak
lungs. Many persons contract a
cough or cold during the fall or early
winter months, and are annoyed by
It I'll winter, ane: tar fortunate il it
lsaves them at all. Remember that
one bottle VI Chamberlaip's Cough
Remedy, costing but 20 cents, will
cure a severe cough or cold. Hun
dreds OF persons owe their health
AID many their lives, to this splendid
medicine. Sold by j. ], Clcmmer. 4ti
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22

"QlD HICKORY S" FARWELl.

tJo'guin Muler.l


How many strasge, old now stories
aEe finds down here among these an
cleHt people. And how many curious
.nlics OF days before the war, sah.'
IN the last month Ct President jack
sons administration, lie ca!lei in .
Young artist, whom / am not PERM. ted
to name ROW, to do miniature Of his
deceased wife on IVORY. This Young
man WAS bit 10, aad the old soldier
seems to have taken him quite to his
heart. from the letters and other things
re has preserved. The last few days
of Jacks,n's administration he
kept the art st constantly with
him and ut work on the miniature.
Every hour the hero of New Orleans
would come and look over his shoulder
III his deep concern about tho progress
Of the work. The room occupied, which
was the general private office ut the
time, Was the one on the right, immedi-
ateiv ut the head of the main stairway.
The ARTIST now gray, old Virginian,
AMI eminent III quite another walk OF
llic--sass that in these last few days
tho president was left quite alone. The
flies that buzz about to suck the sweets
OF oilice had flown TO his successor. The
king is deal; long live the king presi.
dent Jackson had nothing more t. be.
stow, and SO VS. left in almost en-.
tire solitude. The general would
not let the artist 60 away, but
kcp. him at his side in the priyat,
Office, even TO the last hour, while hs
looked over and destroyed his papers
As hc came ID the last ono he glanced
OF it, lot it fall in his hand heavily for :
moment, then raised it up, tore it il
two and threw it on the floor, where
bits OF paper already lay many incho,
deep. Thou spring.ns up the old mar
threw his two hands out. banged then
down aud sid: There, thank God, tina
il the Last Of it, the very last Of it; abs
now ain going home to spend the 70
inainler Of my days at my dear Hermit
age Saying this he walked across tn
room, took n cob pipe, filled it and 80
down, snekius long time IN silence.
The artist also made at tho time
miniature on ivory Of Jackson, whicl
he still has IN his possession. The fac
is heavier, fuller, than we are accus
toned to see in steel cuts and paintings
The elm IL prominent, massive. almos
double: the hc.r is very thick sbsistline
All lie seow.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22
Lindcnberger Takes the Cake"

Here is a man who Is possessed o,
the sublimest impuienee, the most
nnblemishing assurance, the most
unparalleled cheek that have
seen or heard OF in the last seven
years.
His name is ]. II. Iinlrrheryer
and he is presiden. OF the Merchants
national bank Of Louisville. Ky. III
his name was Iimhcrrer, ias,ead OF
Lindenbergor, it would suggest Il
certain kind OF cheese whose frag-
rance would be characteristic. Of the
man who bore the name.
At the recent Bankers Convention
Mr.. Lindenberger read an address
on the subject OF "The Banking Sys-
tenn and its relation TO the people
and the Government" In tie course
OF his address he says:
"Thc Government should not en-
terrain the proposition for the per
manent issue and maintenance OF
paper circulation. The legal tender
notes may nor be retired gradually
and without embarrassment, and Il.
the same time provide Il basis fol
the issue Of national bank notes,
which will for many years solve the
financial problem which now presses
Tor consideration. Provision should
be made, the earlier the better, for
funding Of the legal tender notes in,
to II per cent bonds, re,leemable IA,
the pleasure OF the Government, the
bonds to be issued cnls to nltiol al
hanks rs wanted by them for the
immediate issue OF circulation To tn,
extent OF 90 per cent If their pan
value"
Mr.. Lindenberg.r; 20 To the head
Mr.. Lindenberger; take the cake
Nay, take the whole bakery,
For monumental check YOU ar,
the boss, Mr. Lind.nbcrger.
Lightningrod men, h, o., ayer Is
sewing machine men, will h 'r.afre
take of their hats to you, NJ. Lin
denberger.
The proposition TO have the Gov
ernment retire the greenhncks fo
the express purpose OF making room
for a further issue of national hanl
notes Is u piece OF the subl'mest i'm
rndence that modern history give
any account OF.
When water runs up hill;
When grass grows any other col :
than green
When white black b.cds are com
mon rs sparrows,
When Lake Michigan freezes owe
in July;
When politicians get TO telling TIA
truth;
When roses bloom outdoor Il
mid winter;
When Shyioeks become patriots
When editors get rich;
When bankers get to be states
Men-
sheu, Mr. Lindeabcsscr, the green
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22
n IsertsetH.i1 GsOck.
fS.tlicavo Times l

A perpetual clock was started at
Brussels little over We ago. An
mp draft is obtained in o tube or shaft
l'y exposing it to the sun; this draft
tnrns a fan, which winds mp the weight
OF the clock until it reaches the ton.
when it actnatss 4 brake that stops tho
fam, hut leaves it free to start again
after the weight has gone down little.
At the last OF June the clock was run
hing perfectly, after having been in
motion for nine consecutive months.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-22
The Paris JOurnolR
fc,rnhill Mapazinal

All the Paris journals publish more or ISIS
fats divers. but some half-do0sn of them
keep one or two Importers n rAmerieaine. >
with n staff VI subalierns unier them The
Importer a fAnier.caine" las speciality Of
Interviewing the celebrity OF the hour, of
wn~tni; secrcts from diplomatists and states
men and Ut bribing the Wallets OF kings on
voyage to tell him what the n,onarvns eat for
breakfast. The reporter rAmericaine'
doubtless arrives at certain number of in
tcrcxting facts, but his prose il utterly un-
Trustworthy ard too full OF his own person
Atty to In practical. The whole syStsm Of
reporting and news-gnthsins is trivial
There Is not n single Partisan journal that
gives m adequate and thoroughly unbiased
repor, If political meeting As for rapi,lity
IN publishing he-s. it is ont Of the question:
catastrophe happens ut Lyons. say on
Monday morning. the Havas Tcle.rap.ic
agency receives II dispatch ct ten lines
Figaro sca,ls down its s'reIortar !Au,eri.
calsc,' an! in Tho Figaro Of Tuesday We
read: "ferrih.e Catastrophe at Iyaas By
telegraph. arrived her. to fiui tho whole
city in Oscillation. The latest reports mention
twenty KILLED and three hundred wounded
Full details " MORROW r.errc Glifarttn