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The first Mrs. Sprague spent $4,000 on
the Canonchet library room. She filled il
with rare old wood.carving, among other
items mantel in carved wood from the
Tuileries.
Mary Wolfe graduated last week at a
Cincinnati medical college at the head oil
the class, winning the Pulte gold medal for
her examination in materia medica. She
Is the daughter Of physician, and is said
TO be a genius. e-
Mathilde Blind says that Mr.. Lewes was
more than husband to George Eliot; he
was like mother, watching over her
health, cheering her dependency with his
own buoyancy, and creating the spiritual
atmosphere in which her genius ripened.
Mr.. Ruskin recently admitted in the
course Of lecture that he was losing some
Of his prejudices. He confessed to having
found an American lady whose life and
drawing were every way admirable. The
Illustration shows that cultivated savages
have, alter all, some hold in the old world.
Mile. Rangabe, daughter Of the Hell.
lenic Minister at the German court,
attracted great attention during the recent
festivities there, by the perfect Grecian
grace oil her form and carriage. Many peo.
pie remember her brother, who, when
attached to the Greek Legation at Wash.
ipgton, was rather famous for his blonde
good looks. -.
The Princess Louise and the Marquis Of
Lorne will reside, on their return from
Canada, at Dornden, "a place which they
have purchased near Tunbridge Wells"
The Princess and Lord Lorne bought Dorm.
den shortly after their marriage, and
frequently resided there for several years;
but when they went to Canada they re-
solved to get rid Of the place, and, after
having been in the market for a consider
able period, 1t has lately been sold to q
Liverpool merchant.
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The salya,ion Army In England has taken the
bad Itep Of opening religious savings bAnk anu
promihng high interest," E[rAdnoe
It has indeed. The peculiar methods oil
work OF the Salvation Army, have attract
ed and interested class, and induced some
people to lead better lives, who could not
be reached through any other medium.
In this the army has done, and Is doing,
good work in England and this country,
But when It proposes to turn the scheme
OF Salvation into q money.making enter
prise, promising high interest on deposits,
which it probably cannot pay, 1t will fail
and lose the confidence Of the public in the
integrity and earnestness Gifts work. When
they seek to turn the Temple into
a bank, no better fate will await
than was wrecked on the money
changers in the Temple Of Jerusalem. Be
sides the moral integrity Of the army
has suffered several severe blows, such a
are not likely to make the present scheme
OF religious savings bank popular. The
hosts invaded Switzerland, and were &C
complaining good results, but when one o.
the members was unable to account Tor the
funds intrusted to his care the government
drove the entire company out Of the coun
try. A similar instance occurred in the
State Of New York.
tits unfortunate that banking concerns
under the patronage Of churches have e1
listed at all. Those who administer to the
welfare Of souls should in no way be mixed
up with the handling Of money, especially
that entrusted to them for safe keeping by
their parishioners, for the purpose Of spec
ulation. Recent failures on the part o.
several noted church financiers point to the
evil Of 1t. In these cases there wa
no criminal intent apparent to defraud
the depositors But the effect OF the disas
tiers very likely shook the faith oil thost
who suffered by the Encouragement OF the
church bankers. The more recent suspen
sion ola Catholicsavings Association at Bos
ton points another moral to give force to rea
sons why religious savings institutions
should not be given the prestige Of church
patronage, by which people who believe in
the honesty oil the teachers Of their faith
are induced to deposit their savings on
interest The church is looked upon al
being perfect, at least in those principles
which the world considers the religion Of
morality, and any DETECTION from
the beaten paths Of honesty, al
though the church as church may moi
be responsible, the men Of the world hold
1t to q strict accountability for the action
Of It's agents. This, perhaps, is not Just,
but it Is to the interest Of the Christian
churches to refuse to countenance schemes
that might by the remotest possibility drag
the honesty and purity Of religion into
question. u 'n H
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The United States in 1880 imported hall
lis buttons, q fifth OF It's combs, an eighth
Of its perlumery and four.fiths Of It Jew
elry.
They have the silver craze in Saxony as
we'll as in America. There are now over
100 companies trying to sell their shares to
any who will buy. ,.E .4...
A proposed commemoration at An.
napolis next. December, OF Washington's
resigning his commission, Is approved
heartily in Maryland. na m
Berlin and New York have the same
population, but New York has fourth
more deaths, the excess being mostly from
preyentable diseases due to bad sanitary
arrangements.
The reading Of a Hypothetical question
asked in will case before the New York
City surrogate took nearly forty minutes.
Mr.. Eyarts 10 TO cross.examine the man
who answered II.
The Roman Catholics Of Belgium have
established free schools throughout the
kingdom in opposition 10 the Government
schools. The attendance oil the former ID
much the larger. reg ~.
The sptnniug.wheel aud hand.loom Of
less than century ago would require 49,.
100000 persons 70 make the cotton cloth
used by The people, which Is now manu-
iaetured BY 100. 900 operatives.
The high rank that q fint class Jockey
holds iu England Is indicated by the fact
that the Earl Of Kinnoul took the bride In
a.a dinner party given the newly married
pair at Torquay, and the Duchess ofSuther.
land was among the numerous callers at
the hotel, ,.u.-. =
The world moves when Texas paper Il
ready 10 declare that, In many countries,
there Il no greater mark OF cowardice than
Carrying pistol, and, II It was 80 consid.
cred here, there would be fewer painful
falling of in the criminal record.
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NOTICE FOR DISPOSITIONS
FOR SALE, RENT, LOAN.
FOR SALE.

A Farm Of about go acres near Triadelphia,
y" Farm Of 1863 sctcs, near Ill,onsville, Ohio
A Small Farm Of - acres, Elm Grove.
Farm OF leg acres, Carmel, 0Lio.
A Farm Of 90 acres 10 acres cultivated; price $500
4 Farm 100 acres, II acres cleared price $3.50,
Lit eton. ". Va.
Farm Of 10 acres, ClArington. ohio.T
Farm OF 40 acrrs, Clarrgton, Ohio.
A House oil rooms on Market str Ct, between
twenty third and Twenty fourth streets
House Of s rooms, n. Front street, Island.
House Of foors, n. Front stieeh Island, very
Bouye Of 8 rooms, on Main street. between
Twenty ieconA AID Twenty. third streets.
A House Of rooms on Eof street.
--A-Honse OF rooms on Twelfth street
A HOnse OF rooms on McCollsch street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets jth. 81
4 house OF 10 rooms. complete In modern con.
venienceS, on Fifteenth street. - as
as FOR RENT. ,r
A very desirable residence. s rooms, garden
orchard, stable and other .conyeniences, near the
A Houie Of 1 rooms gas and water: rcnt 500.
House q g rooms bath room. hot and cold
House on rooms COTTAGE large lot well fenced,
A House Of s rooms and s;ore.rnom, one Of the
best sands In the city for drug store.
A very well located Store Room. with show win
4 de,iraSle Business Stand Of two store rooms.
4 convenient Business Stand CT three rooms,
Main street. a..
4 stoie Room, very convenient, rent moderate.
Main st,Iet
Tno Rooms tecond floor, Hornbrook Block, Main
street. Zoo. .II Il. tLH
Two Rooms, third floor, IIotabrook Block, Main st.
FOR LoAN-sl,6O0, s, 00O, $500, for one or two
year.. on unIncumbefed real estate. city property.
FOR SALE-Stnck In the LaBelle GlNs Com pany,
E;na Glass Company and Bank OF the Ohio Valley.
s..4 EXANDER BONE,
Api2 Agent and Broker. 1863 Market Street.
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NIHEFLING { ELM GROVE RR.

On and after Monday. March 10, 1853 cars on the
Wheeling 4 Rm Grve Railroad will run as follows
leaving the city. corner Market and Eleventh
straatE and eiamHnEAt 20
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supt of B. O. Z. R. Co.'S Hotels, Conductor
and previously q druggist writes: Gum.
berland, Md, December II, 1881: 1 have
used but one bottle OF Perund between my
self and son. He had Diptheretics sore throat
and Is now well. As for myself, 1t has entirely
relieved the dullness In my head, which has
been OF long standng-the result Of Chronic
Malaria. never took anything In my lite
that gave me such great satisfaction. Ny
wife Is now taking It also" Ask your drug
gist for the "Ills Of Life" and how to cure
them--a book. p4w
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PROFESSIONAL.
yflafLEoAL NOTICES.
T1RUsTEE's SAFE OF STAvE Fac

TRUSTEES SAFE OF STANE FAu
4 TORY at Burton. .,,,,.-
By virtue Of deed q trust made By VILLA
schiIl,ng, Son d Co. 20 me Is trustee, dated neg
day Of February, A.. y. 1852, and IecorJed 10 lns
once Of the Clerk Of the County COutt o. neua
county. in deed Of Trust Book No 8, i0liod WI
on SATURDAY the 2lSt DAY OF APRIL, A. y.
1855, beginning At 80 O'Clock p H.. proceed tosHh
Public Auction, 70 tho highest and bsi blddtt -
the pl emises, the following described property ihL
iaio say: The lease aud leaehOld tIIAte mA!e. pd
conveyed by John uibbons 10 the INN Of WE.
sehilllng, ron & Co.. for the term OF ht year lfg1
tbs 6rit day Of cpdl, A. D. lSsl IN and g The ~,
lowing described pr perty, that Is 70 'ay eeInia
piece OF parcel Of land lylnE 10 " eIIel county "
Va, on the south fi1e OF the west end oil the blI
more and Ohio Railroad COnIpAnys LWIleh, htn
the town Of Burton, In WeiEel county, eonsAsnns
Siiso, lie .stare Factory, buildings, niehlstI'
boIlers, engine, sbAitIDg betting, GtAve mIehlhS,
and ali other machinery appliances and hIiu Ns,
used by the parties Of the fss pait 10 sn1 Ap9..
theiY stRye buIineis on the lea ehoId pftmno
Terms cash. Rent paid for full term Of lin.
Title believed 10 be perfect but selling = uui"'
will elnyey only suGn title As u vested 10 me:
mr5t T. J. HitUS. 1rnIte-
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after taking some highly pufed up stuG,
With long testimonials, turn 10 Hop Bittsrs,
and have no fear Of any kidney OF Urinary
ComplAint These diseases cannot resist the
curative power OF Hop Bitten; beaides II 10
he best family medicine on earth. TfhSAW
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DIED.

wILsoN-on Monday. April ., 1883. at Gao a. NJ,
ASpRIw WILSON, In his 7Sd .ear.
Funeral services on Wednesday at O'Clock p.
at bis late residence ala Market street Iutermeut
nfiyAte .
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TRAVELER,H GUIDE.


Trains arrive and depart as iollows-clty time.
b. d O.-Msin Lne-DEPART-1Ha N. s 40 q
N, Q 20 pm, 5 oS IN, 7ioa m. c Q. Diy.-9lSi
m, 3 Is p m II Is m St0Am. W. P. d B. Div
6 10 N, 50 p m. topm ARRIvE-Mlin Line
u is N, 10 2oR m, I Is o m. SloG m, 8 70 m. c
u. Diy,-6 10 pm. . 80 q N, IS N. W. p. B
Dix-S%An, II 2oGm.e26pm.
G. q P.-DEFART-6 10 n, 1oi0An, I 10 p m
ARKIyE-l2 Is N. Is p M 8 O. p m. andS u "a N.
r., Q. d 1T. L.-DEPLRr-6 30 a N, 81 q m
167pm,t Y I'M. 6Tp m. ARRiyE.ll % a m
5 81 m, 8 81 in, II % N, OPP m. 717pm.
G., v. q w.-DEPJ kT-p Is q N, $50 m, 1.
N. 6 70 m, I'm. ARRivE-S9oA m, 10 % m
2 50 p N. lS0nm.
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VIRGINIA UNTYBRSIT7

The next sOssion bctins sEPTINRER an "a,
Ten Separate Schools, including sChooi oi ll.S:s.
and sehooi O. hslisn; FIti Counes In Law IA
lAfHed faculties for study u PbyIIoal Esirnc..
Scientific 4 ghculturei completely equipped 49,
icAl lEbfatoiy, Thorough cJurEs 10 Aptispt -
Modern languages and Literature Text ny. a !,
cost Necessary expenses not over sI75, Po,s.,'
AloKue and other information AddraS "uh
.r4u..- W. l. WILSON, President
Aub NnrRhntnEn W. II,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06

Ramsden has waited patiently, until she
caused her husband to be arrested on Wednes-
day last as q disorderly person, as was stated in
The TRIBUNE yesterday.
Mr.. Ramsden is q tall, care worn looking man,
slightly built and about forty-fve years Of age.
He speaks French and German huently, but in this
respect is far inferior to his wife, who is said to be
an adept in languages. He says that Ills wife
is an "awful" woman. He could have put up
with her, however, If it not for the following
occurrence In 1855, when he was in Paris, where
she had left HIM, she got two babies at Calais by
different mothers, month old each, and then wrote
to him that she had had twins.
This was the last straw. Mr., Ramsden said. This
utterly heartless that he said that he could
have nothing moro 10 do with her. He was able to
prove that the children were not hers; since that
time she had never ceased to persecute him. What
ever money he ever had was all his own. He
had always been in fair circumstances, and
the story of her Egyptian jewels and her M
very wealthy parents was all farce. In fact. she
never had been the wife of Ditman Flaur. phys-
elan to Mohammed Ali. All she was trying for now
was TO ruin him i'll his peace of mind and in his
business
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, April 5.-COnvcrsing with friend
at the House recently the Marquis OF Lorno
f. said TO We xprcssed his desire that his OF Office
snoud be extended another year. There Il a rumDr
rent that the Imperial Government Will crafty the
wishes OF His EKcelency.
MONTREAL, April 5.-out OF 5000 notes due yesterday
I'm III. leading banks hero all retired except
eighteen before the closo OF business.
sT. JonN's, N. T., April 5.-fhe second largest snow
storm OF the season was experienced hero ast night aud
there was a frost all day.
HALIFAX, n. s., April 5-Frank Avery. who has been
employed by S. Cunard & Co for months past. has
been missing since Saturday with 5000 OF the firms
money. Two of his companions are also missng, and
are supposed 10 be with him. They are said To have
gone u tne United states.
Herbert w. Eaton tho Calais murderer, has consider
ably improved health It Is likely he Will leave Truro
10 morrow ia charge of officers from Calais.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

PANS, April 5.-The Duo dAumale and tho Comte do
Paris VIII start for q brief visit TO italy the 9th In
stant returning 10 the city ;owarl the ond OF May.
LONDON April 5.-Thc remains OF Professor Palmer.
who, with hs companions, was murdered by Bedouins
last November while on expedton not far from
Caro- wero ineTred today la st. Paul's Cathedral
BggiIy April 5.-Dr. Busch. Un1sr secretary OF For
ecn Affrs has been grantcd fIrIOugh for Tho
affairs of his department will bo managed during his alb
sence by Herr Bojanowsh.
BrRIIy April 5.-rhe manager OF the National Thea
tr- which burned yesterday believes he has proof
that the lire was OF incendiary origin.
BRUSSELS, April 5-A fresh mission has boon put in
passage for Congo for the purpose OF Joining Henry NJ
stanley IN hs explorations. IL oonsss OK three 5wedes
and ono Belgian
LONDON, April 0.-Tbo betting on the race for tho
City and Suburban Handicap which s to be run on tho
18th inst the second day OF the EPSON spring meeting
Ia as follows, Eleven to against shotovcr, 10 TO
against scobell IL to against Foxha II 70 agains
and ~ to / against Passaic'
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TELEGRIPUIC NOTES.

sTOPPAGE OF COAL PRODUCTION.
PUIApEI PIIIA, April b.--Ihe anthracite coal in
tees agreed soppaSe o! coal mining on April H.
IS and IA.
WESTERN INSURANCE RATES.
CHICAGO. April 5.-rhe representatives in this
city of entytwo Marine Insurance Companies Yesterday
endeavored pool for the purpose OF raising tho
agents dtl not eei at liberty To bind
The rates badly broken aud al
taken a ios As per cent premium.
CHILDREN TO BETuRoWN OUT OF WORK.
MILWAUKEE, April 5.-Ir Is e9timated that the
OF the employment OF children under
fourteen will tneow nearly 5000 children out o
employment VI this city.
SALE OF BLooDED STOCK.
CHICAGO April 5.-At Dexter Park yesterday
there was a sale poled Angus Galloway Hereford short
heary Broihers OF Cansia George whitensd snI pliers
Forty two disposed OF for al aggregate sl33oO
only two reached SlVVo.
NAVIGATION ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 5.-Owlng 70 emharrass-
mens aud sagresmens there VIII probably be no Amer
Wcheeu Company Ia reported TO have absorbed The -
Lawrence Navigation Company, aud Will fun ALL ITO boass
from Toronto instead OF from Hamilton
A NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 5.--The United Tele-
phone company incorporated ycseras It's captsl Is
s7U OoJ s headquarters are In this city ihe COM
x.ny the property Of toe MeIchanss Ielc
pnope Company Of Missouri and ksuss The incorpor stors
are H. L. 0fand OF lndiana 0soike Ia Beetle, VI Cheaso
and IN Kansas CITY
THE NEW STEAMER OREGON.
PORTLAND, Me-. Aprl GA banquet was given
ON boad tbs steamer Oregon OF tine Dominion Line TO
clens OF Portland this afternoon Thomas CfaInp d.
hs Rss'Sa Dow pssns It
Thomas r. Captain willams of tho oregon ana otheIs
This 10 The hrAl trip Of the Oregon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
WIFE MURDER IN PARIS.

PARIS, April 5.-1lme. Cha!cnton was muir
dered to-day by her husband The Chalenton fam
lily was brought into prominence in connection with
a late sensational abduction trial. The story OF the
case was in brcf, that ths woman gave shelter and
protection to a young woman, Mile. Fihcla do
Mona tero, against the attempts OF her mother 10
confne her IN "a madhousc. Tho young woman was
taken by force from the CnalcntOn mansion by
Carlos Lafi. the natural son Of Niue. do Monase-
RIO VINO Is q widow, and Francois Poumlgulrc. an
electrician. These two men were selected by TIC
widow as accOmplIces III her act.
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A NINE BENEATH THE KREMLIN.

FRANKFORT, April 5.-Ihe Gazette publishes n
telegram from Moscow which makes the startling
announcement that large mine has been discov-
cred connecting with the Krcmln, where the coro-
nation of the Car is to take place. The dispatch
also asserts that request has been sent to 81.
Petersburg for 100 sappers to be sent at orcc to
Moscow for the purpose Of destroying the mine.
ST PETERSBURG April 5.-It is ml-oilicay
announced that there * not the slightest warrant
for the report that large minc connecting with
tho Krcmin has been discovered.
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SOCIALISTS EXPELLED FROM DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, April 5.-1he Socialist Congress
was treated TO an unwelcome surprise from the
Danish Government. On the fourth day, while it
was In the midst of It's session. tho Prefect OF Police,
after having held full conference with the King
and secured his approval sent to Herr Liebknecht,
one Of the most outspoken delegates who Is looked
as Leader IN 1ne aq on Tbnaa @
members of the congress who came from foreign
countries were in formed that it desired by the
DANISH authorities that they leave Denmark not
Later than Tuesday;
kIrI. April 5.--Ihe names Of the four Socialists
arrested here on Tuesday while Oh thcr way from
the Socialist Congress IN Copenhagen are Bebel,
netz. Aner and Neumunster. Although they were
wemIe,, of the Reichstag their papers were seized
md oontiscated to the state The shrewdest efforts
Of the police did not succeed in ext,rting from the
n thsy were a...ily released. The Government viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
NIHuISTs AROuT TO BE TRIED.

ST. PETERsBURG, April 5.-Dcyeopments g. of tho
utmost importance are expected IN connection with
the forthcoming great trial of Nihilsts in this city,
1t was originally believed that this trial would be
tho last Of it's kind the list. Recent arrests have
however, made other Nihiist trials probable, and it
is the present intention TO arraign The newly dis
covered poter either before the coronation of tho
Gar, which viii occur IN May June, directly
three exceptions already pleaded guilty of belong
ing to the party which, they assert. is in fact. as
well As In name, "The Will of the People"
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pApNEIL, NOT COMING TO AMERICA.

LONDON, April 5-lt has been declded that
neither Air. Pdrncll nor any Of the other mem
bers of the IRISH Parliamentary party will attend tho
convention at Philadelphia.
DUBLiS, April 5.-Mr. Da sson. Lord Mayor Of
Dublin, not abashed A. the recent failure in Linn
crek 10 raise "a testimonial for Mr. Parnen has set
about forming ma iional committees ~ promote tho
plan and 10 raise funds To present 10 he Irish eaer
The committee is composed OF bishops, priests,
members OF Parliament who adhcr' u the NaiIoG-
ali-t y rty, mayors and public officials. The fund
has already reached fS0O.
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TIE RELATIONS OF TIE POWERS.

ROME, April 5.-Thc Captain FrocaSsa states
that Governments OF Italy and AusriA nave given
teir assent aud affixed their signatures to treaty by
the terms which each empire guarantees 10 tc 0,ber
comple e eyrity OF territory Although Germany IA
directly and by slgnatuIe party 10 this tr"ay the
document couiaus clause Ia which H. Is mentiOre Ell
TINT her approval has been gwen
LOSDoS. April 1.-Ihc treaty between Germany and
Spain for commercial protection and mutual ad, antagcs
has bccu rlcncd by both Governments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
THE CRIMES OF AN OLD MAN

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 5.-James Robinson,
age seycntysix who recently married I'm this city
to Toronto through the medium Of an advertsc
ment and who gave her bogus cheek Tor SlOoooo has
zone to Canada taking with him $7J gold headed cane
and an oyercoat property OF the Rev. Dr. SrattOn,
VINO performed tue ceremony. He has been arrested Ia
IamiitO Canada.
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THE IDENTIFICATION OF "NUMBER ONE"
DUBLIN, April Sat tho trial here OF the prison.
ers charged with the PhGnix Park murder, piio'
tograph of man named Iynan'
recently referred to by tho name
of "Tyner," will be produced. This
photograph has been identified by James
Carey the informer and three other persons as tnat
of Number One" 1t is stated that portion of the
money with which lyman was entrusted for distri-
button can be traced to the Invinciblcs.
The Government 10 in possession
of an affidavit to the efiect
that lyman and Number One" are identical. Inc
Crown solicitor will strongly oppose the request
which will be made by the accused man Tor % post
ponement of the trial. Peter Carey, brother OF
James, has been accepted by the Government as An
iuformer
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CABINET RUMORs IN FRANCE.

PARIS, April 5.-General dc Gallifet has
written letter In which he mpeaches the accuracy OF
the interview published In yoseriay's Soeh 1t s
orally undcrs ool hero that the compromise by when
bc oueeion OF cavalry annuyrrs was allowed 10 drop
IL merely 10 considered the pOspOnenent oI u rp
ture IN the Cabinet until the Chamber meets IN the latter
mart of this month.