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I'D, %,,fN.AXcE.,ASh ,hSNarlN".
,viuiuir ting NJ .rfr'1rrtiiiN ~ t|inli"
halle mi IL. yLaooIsR Csnldant Of Peace
wth CfiiSiEN hiit StfziiY& TOnquin.

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Chal te me H. yLaooIsR Csnldant of Peace
wfhi CHINA w hiit StiziiY@ TOnquin.
PARIS, JSlW10!lhI p' The Chamber of Dep
uties to-day Enllcmcl Lscour, replying to
questions, SAID "The French force III Ton
quin rs sufficient for any opposition it is
likely to encounter. In event OF unexpected
difficulties during the Parliamentary recess
the goHpnfnt; would Immediately convoke
the ChAMH." Continuing he said: 'It
is nowHMeht the Tuduc is Frances enemy.
There 3 no longer any question of negotat-
ing with him. France must now resort to
fighting. France will occupy only Tonquin
delta, vsSs,fN mo intention Of conquering
Asio1an'KnGGnsaSssd' Of Chinese ann able lss'f to
state that pacific relations will be maintained
with China. Frances policy is to ensure
respect for her treaties. China at first OBJ.
jec,ed to the occupation of Tonqun, but
after the Hanoi affair she recognized Frances
right to citattise Tuduc. In the last inter
view. between Drjcou and Lii Hung Chang,
the latter adopfed conciatory attitude.
Chinas obieflons will not stop the course
of France who is powerful enough
to execute her projects in regard TO Ton
quin while waginS war with China. France
deniSbdS fhipS not to embarrass her action.
She proposes subsequently to conclude Il con-
vention with China with the view of ensur-
III 5fspsS,se s isSn'1'i Follow
disasltQus, adviea. the, Chamber will not hest
tate snargetiGalY tsdefend the interests of
the country. "n' "''t II
Paul dc Cassagnac made violent attack
upon the government. lie called the prime
minister the worst of towards and liar.
CassugnacSsfds kthsArdd and ordered to be cX-
cuded fyt,Ai the inaibc for fortnight
Aphr1hr o1tae, dry expressing confidence
in TING firm and prudent policy of the govern
menf'Whs adopted, 37l to So.
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THE NAVY YARD SCANDAL.
An Inquiry InlO Affairs at Norfolk .

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 1O.-The acting
secretary of the navy has appointed board
to inquire into the charges and counter
charges growing out of the arrest of Com
mander McGlcusey by Commodore Mayo of
the Norfolk navy yard. The principal
charges are preferred by Mcilensey, and al
lege that the commodore has been making
false muster rolls. The commodore replies
with a charge against McGlensey of disres-
pectful and insubordinate conduct in refusing
to give up certain papers. The point at issue
appears 20 be the character of the papers,
whether personal or official.
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.fl,n|!I,.:s;f'r!,ee.,~:eress,
NiKlSK1Ps.
-It-tl-FF7
rin ct a .

y z 81
al t.i ~ Isl ~ il is-rDfiss ussh s'hh 'pu'ol
Report Of the Departments OF Akf1cus4l
.,,l avail sslsa .j,ispMeez1nm sdT .WolIhT
w AsaISeTtNyDp p. 's"U2 JAy 40S "a IA
The July report, of the department y9f
asionsl ur ndiSstss a. very general improves
njABts af,si sslt&aa TfG syssass|
condition has advanced from sGste sOEnnS \ RI
tasbf6&fse rat AT, n Asf aAep,oSsr ha1
wjrns have ;<Yoaghts lRtle syianiAsye, y, y
90 q i ihSiu sis inWiuiar whest
which in q qhnMyet 1r states advances the ]
general average condti4a from rs to 10. The
spripg wheat average has advanced from ~
toti00. a.phciindicatioHs'Fdr July point VI ri
Winter wheat crop Of fully 800, 900 Q09Ausl,
els, mil n product OF about F12S ono of
Sprin& NJ AeaI. . Tbs araa Of the CORA CROPS
has lepn Increased nij6ftt2 100000 heres, may
king an aggregate of Gs, 000, 900 acres. There
h,sbcen soItt txt.hsiUp ,bf urea in nearly,
every Stale. Tic proportion of the incrcasos
is.large in the northwest AMI southwest On
the coast from Sirginiw u. Mississippi the
advai.ee las beun small. In some places the
rcdlsetadia NJ fTitc'fr6,h tlfe enlargc1npHt ~
TING SUNNY last year had disseminating et--
feet. There has been too much rain in the
great wesesn MMasMslshst5l Mo 'IaiRlrc of
stands from planning no0ri seed making the
crop of Lutte growth but The Improvement OF
late has BEEN rapid Taking ally Tie
Stslesint8gethXi ,liileH average FOR cogN
is So 1lqitlst S3droi9uly' The A,rospttls ,o5tf'
thd jaysTalssii bsingbHasgsaftps i0a. frhe Don .
dtiOn ot barley is rnprs 90 htetlby 81 hgaihqg
0Gaastgtily. TGetsb as BSSssp m ihGreassAe ok
pSG, asHtJialllisrsiaal ElaAteli in norihsnn'
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MANY invads, including physicians, who used
RHEUM ATlSE-GOUTALISR, after trying everything
else pronounce 1t the only real curatre euer discor
cred for all rheumatic diseases, and hest remedy
known for fidney, bladder liver and stomach dis
orders. Send for proofs or medicine 10 DIR. Ell
MORE, 1906 William st. New York. je2l ,d&wlm
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Severe storm I'm wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 10.-Hcavy rain
and lightning with high winds in the north
ern part of the State this afternoon did great
damage to crops and railroads. Greenbay
and Fond-du-Lac suffered severely. The
extent Of the damage is unknown.
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ATT !, tfisi,I!sSyHtssssss, no." !"
ECLIPSE OBSERVERS.
a Now Star Found by the Watchers In
the Caroline Inslands.

SAN Francisco, Cal. July 10.-Thc French
astronomers sent to the Caroline islands to
study the solar eclipse have returned and
report finding a red star, which it is believed,
will prove new discovery. The eclipse
lasted five minutes, 23 seconds. They noticed
several new features of the corona, chiefly
white prominences supposed to be vapor or
white Clouds
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81 SH2hhaEHdA.ittNNR FhA5sflAh
People Dying from Hunger in Man
-i.Bp3nH 49, fsak.jiiG3 tii.i ;,'-

AIdh1ls9gAltAflaSIy 1lp.1At P2aRifrn to-
at Observation-Disclosures haiefiplast mum.
her her & Sissk; tfffsa dteffasAS4s
arc S3egk ss sryf AaP; ;e 9e% NOR
dns sgRlsS ,E!%s teSsF 'n as9
deleg4tes, aPA9iaied to, Gall on. ths Khedive
and risisr IN 'hs schdins' FOOD "a hft 'stfffer-
luz pSsHgAE 1aIlra moe .AiIig $
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Chandler and Rollins.

CONCORD, n. H., July 10.-The prediction
is made that Secretary Chandler will receive
a number of votes tomorrow. Chandler and
Rollins had private conference tonight,
presumably on Senatorial matters.
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MIucrs' strike Expected.

PTrsBURG, Pa, July 1O.-Only half the
operators have accepted the award of the
umpire fixing the rate for mining 1t is ex-
pcctcd that general strike will follow.
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CiviI Service Examination.

New York, July 10.-Under the new civ
il service rules 10 candidates for 5000 clerk
ships in the New York postof1ice presented
themselves to-day before the examining
board.
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Uydrophobia from a Cnt-bite.

New York, July 10.-J. j. Byrnes, aged
1G, residing in Brooklyn, was bitten in the
face six weeks ago by a cat. Friday he
wassscized with hydrophobla and tonight
died
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Windn1Y Glaas WOrkers.

PrTTsBrRG, Pa, July 10.-The window
glass workers of North America arc in scs-
sion here. 1t is reported that they will cut
down wages, when it is believed strike will
fnllnu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-07-13

An honest medicine Is one tnat the propretors
are willing TO warrant. Such is the CONSTITUTIONS
AL CoUGH SYRUP, sold at Bellrose Il Grants. 1t is
sure cure for coughs colds and all affections of
the throat and lungs. AT rs aud 90 cts, per bottle.
novls,t,th,s&w
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
PERKINS PURCHASE.
The Hannibal & st. Joe Taken
In By the Burlington.
Terms of the Sale Outlined.

Tho q Gobblss tho Hannibal.
Special Dispatch 10 The Bss.
BosroN, April 1S.--The Transcript
ssys: Charles Il. Perkins, prosi ident
Of the Chicago, Darlington & Qaincy
railroad has been In conference most
Of the day with Fred. L Ames, repre-.
sontlng the Hannibal Il 81. Joe rail-
road. At one time word came that
the purchase had actually been effect.
ed, and probably has been, save ar.
ranging Of papers and some minor do.
tails, though not officially announced
The Chicago, Burlington & q lincy
will guarantee all bonds of tho Han.
nibal & st. Joseph railroad company
and purchase the preferred stock a'
par with It's 3 per cent. debenture
bonds and common stock at AZ, the
price paid Jno II. Duff, with six pei
cent. interest sinos the date Of that
purchase. Payment for this also will
be made In 8 per cent. bonds.
President Perkins, of tho Chicago,
Burlington a . linoy railroad informs
the Advertiser that the proposed pur.
chase by his road Of the Hannibal q
st. Joseph road was oonsummated
this evening In q conference between
himself and Ames. The terms n,
given above are c,rrect and are those
offered and insisted upon by his peo'
ple,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19

opuctes A4zP8S1h W AM Dhss
BosoN, April 18.-At the Tewks.
bury examination . former inmate
gave some startling aud disgusting
testimony concerning the treatment
OF donates.
Mias Bowen refused to give the
nsme by which she was known in New
York, and counsel demanded it to In.
qu.re Into her character for veracitv.
In the course of the controversy the
governor said this investigation would
interest the entire country where
there were institutions like Tewks-
bury, and ought to 60 before it. AL.
ready 1t had aroused examinations In
other states. He had never had .
political thought In connection with
It. The only questions to be decided
were law, propriety and humanity,
but the opposing counsel took that
marrow view of it, tf which he was
capable.
The chairman said the governors
remark that another 8 to 4 vote would
hand this committee down a. another
committee was handed down to the
country by Its 8 to 7 vote, was highly
improper, aud he hoped no more
political allusions would be made by
any Of counsel. The governor said
he had as little respect for the chair
mans opinion as the latter had toI
his, and he had no respect for the
caairman's decisions.
Bsing asked II Miss b ,wmsn would
be present to morrow, Governor Bat
Ter said that II she was not here hel
testimony could be stricken from th'
record. Adjourned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19

CHICAGO, April 18 An important
sale Of short horn cattle occurred at
Dexter Park to-day. The attendance
OF breeders from the cattle raising
districts of the west was large and
bidding spirited. The animals sold
were drafts from the herds of Richard
Gibson of Iidert0n. Indiana, and
Rlgdon Houston & Son Of Blandins.
Vile, Illinois. Thirty. Eve head were
disposed of for $37, 500; 25 COWS and
heifers averaged $1,219; 10 bulls
averaged $702. Among the important
sales were the Daohess OF Hillsdale,
lot, 2 years, sire Duke of Airdrie,
End, dam Duchess of Hilihurst, 9Th,
to Charles Dagraff of Winons, MINI /,
for $4,000 Ktrklevington, Duchess
of Hillsdale "a, yearling. sire Duke Of
Airdrie, dam imported Klrklevington,
Duchess 18Th, to Strothes Gloous, of
Arlington, H., for $1,000. Wild
Duchess Of Geneva, 10 years, sire
Duke of Geneva Oh, dam Wild OK
ford, to N p Clark, of St. Cloud
MINI, for 81. 1C0. LILLY Darlington
9th, 2 years, sire Duke of Oxford
Dist, dam Lilly Darlington, to A. J.
Alexander, Spring Station, KY, fol-
90, 900. Duko Of Hillsdale 1st,
years, sire Duke of Airdrs 22d, dam
Duchess Of Hillhurst 7th, to G. Allen
q Son, Palermo, ILL.,, for %. 800.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
Tho Appolunians
Special Dispatch 70 ThE BEE.

CHICAGO, April Is Tho Appolo
oommAndery has asked the grand
commander Of Illinois for dispense
tion to leave the state and also the
grand master Of the United States to
leave the United States In con-
temptation Of the European trip In
place of attending the oonolave q.
San Francisco Their decision In this
matter was caused by the action taken
by San Francisco hotel keepers as
published In San Francisco paper,
March 28sh, relative to hotel rates.
Upon receiving this published in
formation the commandery at once
arrived at the decision to abandon the
contemplated western trip without
waiting for the report OF DR.. Collister,
their representative.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19

the settlement OF the order OF srgu.
m snt to the Jury, and then Listened d
to an argument from Davldge regard.
Ing the statute of limitations a.
affecting certain counts ia the indlot-
msnts charging the existence OF con.
sp.raoy. Adjourned.
Bx SENATOR KsLLcaa
said tonight that he had little to add
to what he hes already said about
Price and Wslsh's evidence and
Bradys indictments except that he
was surprised when an Indictment
was found aud preseptimert made on
tho 9th of March last 1t specified
that the alleged offrc, was commit
ted on the 17.h of April 1880.
although whatever evidence there was
In the case showed the offence, IL any,
was really committed on the 16;h of
April 1879 aud as yesterday was the
18th of April when even by terms
preeentment Of the alleged offense It
became barred, he was naturally sur.
prlsed at the indictment. He could
not now understand why to-day an
indie csment should have been brought
in. He said he believed this proceed.
Ing was instituted mainly with view
of affecting the pending trial, and
while he felt aggrived that proceed
Ing of this kind should have been in
ituted upon such evidence, given by
a man who he said was personally
hostile to him, and had been pursuins <
him for more than year, and that
the proceeding should have been con.
Quoted aud urged by bitter political
opponent, still, as the evidence upon
which this indictment is brought was
considered by two previous grand
juries, composed Of some of the most
prominent citizens of the district, who
unanimously ignored 1t, and wa,
passed over by a third grand jury,
composed of men of equally high
standing, he had no fear Of the ulti.
mate result.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
TOO SWEET TO SPILL.
So the Firemen Took 1t in and the
Town Burned.
Special Dispatch to THR BEE.

Special Dispatch to THK BEE.
CHICAGO, April 18 "A Toronto special
says: A fire this morning destroyed
the village of Oskville, on the Lake
Shore, twenty mi en from here. The
fire. brigade from here went out by
special train, but got there too late to
save the village Tho loss will amount
to 800, 900 or more. The Inhabitants
are focking to this tiy by hundreds
for shelter, many on foot, The pro.
hiii,ion act was In force In the county
where the Vi lsge Is situated, but when
the FIRE reached the drug store two
b.rreM of VI isky were rolled ,out or
the street and the members of tn,
village fire brigade all got drunk ant
helpless, otherwise the fire yht have
beeu controlled in its first stages
Insurance. small.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
THE SCAREIN CANADA,
Ottawa Agitated by Pistol Shots.

Spec al Dispatch to TIE Ben.
OTTAWA, April 18.--The reported
shooting last night caused uneasiness
In some quarters, In others the affair
is regarded as hoax. In the vics
regal residence there Ia some alarm.
The cabinet council considered the
matter. The policemen thus tell the
story: Shortly after midnight the
xttention of Offi,er Geddes was at.
tracted by the report of q pistol
shot proceeding from the grove.
about midway between the govern.
mant house and the residence Of Lieu.
tenant Colonel Dswinion. Following
In quick succession were three other
Shots. G ,ddes made q rnsh In the
direction of the grove and observed
the form of o tall man retreating. Re.
membering he had implicit instruc-
lions from the superinter dent tf pc
lice not to leave his post on any ac
count, he return d to his beat and
the party escaped. Officer Farron, or
tho adjoining beat, met Gsddes re-
turning from the burb, and also
heard tho shots. The superintendent
Nof police attaches little importano,
to the occurrence, and implies that th'
fficers who reported the matter wer'
drawing on their imaginations for th'
Facts. In the vicinity of the grove Il
u small lake, and 1t Is asserted th'
shots were fred by a Ftenchman, VIII
ooossionally shoots mu,krats whicl
abound there. A Toronto dete civ
states one man Ia under surveillance
land his arrest might be effected withil
.he next "a hours, which would thro,
I light on some mysterious movements
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
An Immense Number Suspend
Payment and Close
Their Doors.
A Panicky Feeling In the
Stacks of Chips Which
the Oops Caeh In.
Millions Of New Union Pacific
Bonds Listed by the
Stock Exchange.
Seduction OF Grain Rates From
Chicago Co New Yorh, Etc.

Special Dispatch to TIN BxH,
New YORK, April 18 The polio
raided seven policy shops and arrested
the owners. The polics hired men to
buy slips.
The gamblers of the city are dis.
mayed. Acting on the advice OF Rs
corder Smith that he could con6,oate
the gambling apparatus, and under
warrants issued by that magistrate,
Inspector Byrnes made another
raid on seven gambling houses.
From five of them all gaming
parsphernalia had been removed. In
two the furniture was seized. At 159
Fulton street the faro table lay -outs,
roulette wheelD and tables and stacks
of chips were captured. The reputed
owner of this gamo is Charles Read,
who is In Europe. At the game said
to be conducted by CAP Tompkins, at
l47 Falton street, more furniture was
seizsd. All were taken to the police
headquarters.
At 8l8 Broadway, 8 Park Place,
and 100 West Twenty Third street,
not the slightest trace that the places
had ever been ussed for gambling pur-
poses was found. No arrests were
made. Inspector Byrnes says he In
tends to follow tho gamblers until
they are cleaned out. He guaranteed
there was not game open In tho city
tonight. In most of them the furni-
ture was spirited away, and the places
left bare. The captured property,
valued at 81, 800, Will be broken up.
Walton, who rstires from the st.
James hotel this week, promises to
build within block thereof the finest
hotel In the world. William M, Con-
nor, manager Of the John McOul-
Tough combination, and we'll known
In relation with race COURSES, sue
ceeds Walton In possession Of the
st. James. IL
Toe executive committee of the
stock exchange listed $5, 600, 900 col
lateral trust bonds Of the Union Paoi
6o railroad, 50 600. 900 Oregon Short
,, Line and about $22. 600, 600 common
and preferred stock and bonds OF the
Chiosgo, st. Louis and Pittsburg rail
road.
Railroad Commissioners Fink an
nounoes that % some Of the railroad
Insist upon reduction In grain rate
ON and after to. morrow, the rate o.
, eighth GLASS will be on basis Of q
r cents per 100 pounds from Chicago ;
I. New York The rates ON all othe
= Glasses are unchar ged.
= The supreme court grants the VIII
8 Of Osmond Teasle, the actor, ~ O0
J. alimony and 5000 counsel fees. Her
6 man Ruff, suffering from doliriur
8 tremens, ran through Bleeoker street
? screaming II want to kill Presider
Arthur.
d The crew of the schooner Msry :
4 Russell, with which the steamer Cat
d Of Meridian was In collision, arrive
to-day. The Russell, four hours aftt
the collision, sunk to the top Of Il
cabin house, whereon all found refuR
until rescued.
). Patrick Egan says after the Phil
y delphia convention he will look ini
= the -four mill interest and then retu,
9 to Ireland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
Tho End OF n spree
niapatch m TIE RIH-

CHICAGO, April 2s, Daniel r.
Donahue, the man arrested Monday
night by Detectives Elliott and Wiley
on suspicion of having robbed Nicho-
las Stanton, a recent arrival from the
Ariz)na mines, of q watch and chain
worth about $3.50, a diamond stud
valued at 800, and s37 COO In certi6
Gates of mining stock, while the couple
were On a spree together, was brought
before Justice Wallace this morning
for trial, but the case was continued
until April 20, under bonds OF $2, 600,
which Donahue failed to furnish.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
The Collapsed Iren Mine.
ecial Dianatch To THH BhA

MILWAUKEE, April 1S AN Iron
Mountain (Mlch.) dispatch says: No
bodies have been found yet, but coat
and mittens were picked up recently.
These were probably hanging in the
boiler house to dry at the time Of the
cave In. Some Of the buried machin-
cry is being reoovesed. Electric
lights from the QI!nneseo mine are
being used to facilitate the work at
night. Pumps from the Chaplin lalns
are being placed In position for use in
case the rescuing party meets with
water.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
Arkansas Justice.

LITTLE Rock April IS To-day in
the United States court, ex'United
States Msrshal j. T. Brown, jr., was
convicted of perjury, having been
previously convicted of forgery.
Under the aot passed by the legisla-
ure during reconstruction, Phil
lips, Monroe, st. Francis, JET
ferson, Chioot and other counties Is.
sued bonds for various purposes, some
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
9pecial Disnatrhes In Tar kHu.

GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THs Bsp.
Five hundred dwellings, the tele.
graph stations, posto flee, q number Of
stores and . large quantity OF coal
and wood and mining property were
burnedltn the village OF Kstow, Ivan.
oskoi.
An explosion Of dynamite in CON-
meroisl establishment In Csrballes s
province, Spain, killed two persons
and wounded several. Three houses
were burned.
Two hundred Warsaw university
students called upon the rector and
demanded on explanation for the ar.
rest of comrades. The rector sum,
moned the polio, and military, who
dispersed the students aud occupied
the college building.
II having been discovered that o
certain area of oontral Asia Is suita-
bio for the production of cotton,
Orsnburg Russians are preparing to
make the experiment.
PARIS, April III ouise Michael
has been committed for trial at the
mex Paris asslsss. She Is charged
withholding to riot. She will CON-
duct her own defense.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
Gas aud Whisky.
Emo lAl DispAtoh % THn BAn. ".

PHILADELPHIA, April 18. AT the
gas trust examination to-day, Cashier
White testified his predecessor, Benz.
8. Riley, embezz!ed $23.9l3 Riley
was discharged. he began to reim.
burse the trust, and after he died bis
administrators continued payments.
They ranged from "a, ,0C0 to $15, 41f
In siLgle payments. When Craig was
trustee he furnlshed all the whisky
consumed at the office and VIM. L
Hirst and Richard Lsidlow attended
to the legal business Of The trust
while members, and were paid
therefor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-04-19
GERM ANY.
peciAl Dispatch TO The BEH

BERLIN, April l8.-The Nord
Dautsche Z,itung, answering the com.
ments of the French preaB on O previ-
Gus article, ssyt: "Ifa monarchy be
restored In France, 1t Is not very
likely that GERMANY would declare
wsr forthwith. She would probably
awGit an attack from France, which
would Eoon bs made, az, under GER
tain conditions, the restored monar-
chy could probably be induced to do.
clare war on Germany without warn.
ing"
i. Is reported that the liberals have
abAndonded the intention of moving
an address In reply to the emperor.
message. The conservatives and
ultrsmontanes are determined to dis
cuss the budget for 1884 50. A com