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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-04

CIRCUIT Court No. i-Jsdoe HaOasr
rwo suits: death Of Teomas weaver saT neSns
and suit continued In name OF survivors,
To-day. Cochran a GO. agt johnson; Judgment
veriict for plaintiff. Dove agt. Conger: judgmen,
by default Hoecke agL Mclean; do FRAT agL
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad; on Trial
EorrY oorRr-yudoe oDr, CAser Jastsoe Bsaghau
Yesterday, Warner agL Warner; sale decreec
and Geo. W. =. swartZell appointed trustee % sell
Sese act Dhley; convey nce decreed by Twins
oruefs OF March - overrued. Walker agt Walker
Margaret Walker appointed guardian ad ntenl
society; motion 10 dissolve restraining order over.
reied Nenk agt Wilde; decree vesting real -
, sra IN Complainant Green AT DeLonre; sale DIS
creed and j. H. Gordon appointed trustee 20 sill
bngIs agt Combs; sale decreed and Callaghan,
Sarnsi ahd Edwards appointed trustees 90 silt
hecors rvee ~; bradley Davidson allowed 10
To-day, Brawner agt Kirk; pro confesso and
May agt Dodge; demurrer oVerruled win leave "a
answer Eastwood agL Gilmore; time 10 take
s esnnl extended Mcdaniel agl Mcdaniel;
Thomas; testimony ordered taken by a. InSle'
Angus agL White Oak Baptist Church; 90 by
s JON. or.AsnanG Gorham agt Dudley; appear
PROBATE CoURr-yud0e ON.
Yesterday, estate OF Peter Mosbey: fnal account
letters testamentary Go Mary A. Corcorsn: eoad'
sa,ooo Estate OF VIM. X. Cas-: flnal account II
eNeculriN passed Estate OF Leon SalOmun: inven-
tory OF personal estate flied; value. eel 30 L.
tate OF EdwardO A. del Canine; administrator an.
tnorlked 10 pay over certain money. Estate oi
John t1zgerpd: nnal account CO administrator G.
| a. passed Estate OF James T. Richardson: rnAi
| account OF administrator passed. Estate uf Anu
Jones; letters testamentary 70 samuel G. Palmer:
oond, $50. Estate OF Susan Pinn: viii admitted
10 probate ana record. Estate of John 4. Miller:
notice OF publication issued. Estate OF Mm- W
Sorcoran; claim Of John +. Olmstead for 81, l5Tls
win interest rom August 81, lSss7 rled; execu-
tors acknowledge the claim. but that Interest
should DE from January 3, lsSS Estate OF Cathe-
| Tlne 4. Beall; letters testamentAry 90 Robert y
Nerden; bond, 81 600. Estate OF David X Cartier:
aominlstratriN authorized 60 assign certain secur-
ltes Estate of Dora Stearman; letters testament
| airy 60 Louis Stearman: bond. $500 Estate OF Ma
ulda h Madison; claim filed against the estate by
| Sole a Cole. attorneys In Ne LILLIAN c. keefe,
| minor; guardian Tiles rental accounts
CRIMINAL COURr.-Jad0e Montgomery.
Yesterday, John NARROW, rape and assault 20
commit rape; verdict guilty OF assault with intent
| TO commit rape
| PoLICE CoURr-Judge ssaelL
i To-day, Moses Robinson. cOlOred, profanity; s.
or seven days. VIM. Wall, profanity; - OF seven
DAYS Motley Fletcher. cOlored, obsIructing SIDE
walk; - or nfteen days. Daniel Byrnes dsOr-
derly conduct; collateral forfeited. John n. GRADY
do; DO Ghos Hogan, do; 40. jacob Flanagan
| dlsorderly conduct In county; do Geo. Combs
| violating police regulations; personal bonds
] Chas. FISHER, cruelty 10 animals; s. or fifteen
l days.
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A Coon INVESTMENT.

heaIth and Hsppiness come to all who persist
ehdy use Ayers sarsapzrlla This powerful
Alternative effects ia The system change tina.
seems little short OF mirAculoas. No medicsue
has been in such universal demand for years
GIVE IL a trial
II any one suffering from general debility.
want Of appetite. depression Of spirits and las
sifnde. will use Ayers ssrsaparilla. am conf
dent azure viii result. for have used it, and
SPEAK from experience. 1t is by far the best
remedy j ever knew. "-F. o. Loring. Brockton.
Mass
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. Aver & Co. Lowell, Nass
sold by all Druggists. Price. 81: six bottles. a.
feb2O WORTH 50 BOTTLE
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WoNDERFUL CURE OF SALT RHEUM
BY THE cUTICURA REMEDIES.

have had a most wonderful cure OF salt rheun For
i've years have suffered with this deas had it on
my face. arms. and hands / unable to do any
taing whatever with my hands for two years.
tried hundreds of remedies. and not had the least
elect The doctor sand my incurable. saw
your advertisement. and concluded TO try the CUTI-
CUKA RENEDIEs and. incredible IL may seem, that
after USING box Of CUTIcrRA and two cakes vi CT
TICURA soar. and two bottles If CUTICURA REsoLv-
I'M. hnd am entirely cured Those who think this
letter exaggerated may come and and ind out
for themselves. GRACE 4. HARTMAN,
North ST. Charles ST.. Belle River, ont.
have been afflicted since last March with a skin dis
ease the doctors called eczema My face covered
with scabs and and the itching and burning
almost unbesrable. Seeing your CUTIcURA REMEDIES
highly recommended. concluded to give them a
trial. using the CUTIcTEA and CUTICUEA SOAP exter-
haily. and RKsoLvESr internally for four months.
call myself cured, in gratitude for which make this
public statement
CLARA A FREDERICK. Broad Brook. Conn.
Sold everywhere Price. CUIIcURA. SOC: SOAP.
35c.. KEsoLvKST. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston. Mass Send for How to
Cure Skin Diseases"
ABlS Skin and scalp preserved and beautified by
- OUTGURA dnDICATED SOAP. ap3.4.0s
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THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORTH
II Is STRICTLY PURE UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formuls for which paid $4,000
twenty years ago las never been mcdle or changed
the slightest Ibis soap is identical IN quality to-
CAY with tlIat made twenty years ago
neUntsfns nothing that iniure the finest fabric.
1t6rishtsRs colors and bleaehes whites
Itwashes fannels and blankets other soap in
tie does-wlthout ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS them SOFT
AID wLIle and Ike new
READ THIS TWICE
There q great saving VI time. OF labor Of SOAP of
fuel aud u this fabric. where pOOblns Electric Soap
Ise4 aCoorlins To directlORA
One trial will demonstrate its great merit twill
LAY you 20 make that trial
Like al best things L. extensively initiated and
eOuDter1eited-
BEWARE OF INITATIoyl
Insist uTun DOBBINs' Electric Don't take N.e-
retic Electro Magic Philadelphia Electric or any
ether fraud simply because II L. cheap They Will
,.oiIss. aid are desr at any price. Ask Tor
DOZENS ELECTRIC
md take other Nearly every roce- from Maine to
Mexico kse- II in stock yours hasn't =, he Will
eTdeT from his nearest wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around eacI, bar
and lie careful 70 GLOW Directicns ON each outside
WRAPPER. You Cannot Afford ~ wait longer before
TEyIng -or Yourself tnis old reable anu truly Won
GeEtu
DOBBTNs' ELECTRIC SOAP. d7-6m
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LOng.Distance Telegra ply.
CLOCK SIGNALS SENT OVER 1900 MILES OF WIRE IN
FRACTION OF A SECOND.


CLOCK SIGNALS SENT OVER 1000 MILES OF WIRE IN
FRACTION OF SECOND.
From the San Francisco Alta.
The recently announced claim Of a telegraphic
circuit OF over 10000 miles, surprising all pre-
viouS experiments is Somewh hat misleading MANY
efforts at long circuit work have occurred during
the past few years, the distance varying from
1900 TO 800 miles
II is matter OF considerable pride to the old
operators OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany In san Francisco that the feat OF transmit
ting clock-signas through 200 miles OF line and
taking directly through that same line has never
been equal.ed. The occasion or this feat was the
Geographic determination OF the difference OF
longitude In time between the United States Coast
Survey station in San Franc SEQ and the observa-
tory or the Harvard University az Cambridge In the
year 1862 In order 10 determine the time OF trans
mission OF signal either from the clock COR from
the operators Key over the given length Of the
line or 8, 600 miles, three different methods were
devised one Of these was original with Professor
George Davidson, who had charge Of the observa-
lions. Through the hberality OF the MANAGE
ment OF the Western Union Telegraph Co., a
| that there extended from the San Francisco OBJ
servatory 5000 miles 10 Cambridge, and the re-
turn from Cambridge by a somewhat different
route or nearly equal length. The two 'earths"
were under the San Francisco observatory, distant
from each other not more than ten feet. The line
was rrst opened Dy an operator In the observatory
and when the last connection was made at Cam
bridge the san Francisco operator was consider
ably astonished TO get his own message back
within one second OF time.
Then the astronomical break-circuit clock was
thrown into line and made It's nrst break on pen
recording upon q revolving cylinder OF paper In
the san Francisco observatory, and after this
| break had traversed the line to Cambridge it re-
turned and made break upon a second pen mOv-
Ing parallel with tine former In about eight-tenths
| OF second OF time. This was continued every
second Ior several minutes, and was repeated upon
i several nights, and when one OF the twelve bat
teries In this long circuit was removed the wave
| length time was reduced TO only sixty-1ve hun
oredths VI second. Conversation was. o. course,
carried On at the same rate OF speed. This feat
over . line 200 miles in length has been unrtv-
elled up TO the present time both as q practical
working exhibit and q scientific success.
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CURIOUS DIVORCE CASE IN BALTTnoRE-Lasr
June Alexander Brown, the Baltimore millionaire.
nled suit for divorce against his wife on the
ground OF alleged adultry Pending action a re-
Cancellation took place, and they have since been
living together. The suit was never quashed
however, and Mr.. Brown did not withdraw the
charge OF inndelity. A dispatch from Baltimore
says that yesterday the wife nled petition praying
the court 10 compel her husband 20 either abandon
the charge or prove his case A hearing was Or
dered for May 3, and Mr. and Mrs Brown will
strange 20 say continue IA their marital relations
until the nnal decision IN the case. The case has
attracted widespread attention owing 20 the fact
society man, and his wife was Laura HobsOn
the keeper OF house OF ill-fame on North street.
The sale OF the noted Madame Jum-l estate oc-
Cured on the New York exchange yesterday
Nearly half a million dollars were realized rum
the seventy-nine parcels
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From Rockville.


THE CIRCUIT COURT RECoNvENED. AND CASES ON
TRIAL-yiOLATION OF THE LoCAL-OPTION LAw-AN
INCENpIARY F1RE-PREPARING FOR THE NATIONAL
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
Correspondents Of The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, April 3, 1888.
The Circuit Court recOnvened to-day, after ad-
tournment since last Thursday, Judges McSherry,
Lynch, and vinson on the bench. Perry Thomp-
son. convicted OF violation OF the lOcal-Opton law
was fined $500 in each OF two cases. together with
costs.
John and Charles Neal col0red, convicted OF a
violent assault upon the snerif OF this county on
q railroad train from Washington, on the night OF
the path Of December last, were To-Day sentenced
to Imprisonment in the house OF correction for six
months.
The case Of The state agt. H. A. Fawcett, for
criminal libel, drew large crowd TO the court
house. An EFFORT to quash the indictment on In
fOrmalities was unsuccessful. several witnesses
for the state were examined, and the evidence so
far shows that the circulars claimed TO be ibelOus
were printed here on the order OF Mr.. Fawcett,
and sent out In the mails from this post-onice.
There are large number OF witnesses on both
Sides and the trial Will probably last some days.
The state is represented by states Attorney E. c.
Peter, assisted by James b. HENDERSON; the de-
tense by W. P. Maulsly, Of Frederick, and Il. Maui
considerable bad feeling has manifested itself
in various portions of the county on account OF
tiOn Of the lOcal-option law At Poolesyie to-day
Mr.. Elias Price, who has been indicted, accused q
neighbOr, Mr.. d. Cruit, OF having furnished in-
formation to the grand jury, and war OF words
and threats ensued ending In the issuing Of war
rant for Mr. Price. The case Will be tried before
Justice Of the peace tomorrow.
This morning, about O'Clock, an attempt was
made TO set fire TO the barn and hay barracks OF
MIR. N. D. Onutt, at this place, but 1t was fortu-
nately, discovered by q cOlored man In time to
gained considerable Roadway. The building con.
tained several valuable horses and large GUAM.
tty OF proyender. No clue TO the perpetrator has
yet been discovered.
| Yesterday evening sparks nom locomotive on
the railroad, near DerN0od, set IRE 70 the WOODS
| on the farm OF Dr. VIM. Waters, destroying q
large quantity Of fencing and cord wood
meeting Of the prohibition party OF THU
county was held here to-day for the purpose O
called to send deaegAsee to represent this state n
the national convention a that party In NAY
next 6 \ II.
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baltimore Narkefx
RAIT1MORE. Md. April 4.Hvirginia 6

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 4.-virginia 6's past due
coupons % do threes. "a do, ten-forties. 81
North Caroi1na skies, old liz bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, April L. - Cotton easy and
active-Howard street and western SUPER 2.37a :.
do extra 30O33.13: do. family, 4OOa4. so, city
mills super. 231al6O; do. extra, 3 0Oa3. 10. do kio
brands 460a4 Patapsco superlative patent. 80
a94 amber. 93a96. western. easier and dun: No.
:, winter red April, IS asked May. SS>saS9; June,
SSsSSas: December. SO asked. Corn southern frmer
and fairly active white. 591as60 yellow 3d. western
easier. closing dun; mixed spot, 3s>sao9; April 5sA
mand- southern and Pennsylvania 3SaIl L; western
white, 4la42; western mixed. 3Ia39. Rye. firm. 40
a13 Hay. steady-prine to choice western, 14.00a
Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides, packed,
9aS4. Bacon-shoulders, 1HASH: clear rib sides,
"a; mans, l2a1214 Lard, refined. 50. Butter-prime
western packed. 2la2o: creamery, Las. Eevs,
hrrner. Is Petroleum lower-renned. IN. Coffee.
higher and firm Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair, l4a
firm, loalo. Whisky. steady, l2lal23. Freights
steady: Liverpool per steamer-cotton. Lied flour
per ton, Is. grain, I'd. leceipts-Flour, 7,17T ,
wheat, $500 bushels; corn, 171O0 bushels: oats,
5.S2 bushels. Saes-whest, 15O 500 bushels; corn.
l31,7UO bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. April 4. IL a. rn.-All Of the infiu.
surrounding the markets at the opening Of busi-
this morning were bearish The settlement the
strikes improves the chances for large receipts
There was an increase of 100000 bushels in the
hogs continue large In addition the English Is
quiet al prices unchanged from the figures estab
lshed by the recent slight decline. May wheat ened
at 81. May at 5259, and May pork at 13. y.
corn. y oats.31 pork. 1892 lard 152h: short
,lbs. 6924
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District Government Affair.

THE PROPOSED ROCK CREEK TUNNEL
some time ago The STAR mentioned the fact
that Capt. SymOns had submitted TO Major Ray.
mond his report On the tunneling of Rock Greek.
To-day the commissioners had a session to con-
slider this most important subject, at which Capt.
Symons and Attorney Riddle were present. The
engineering features OF the project were thoroughly
eSs tine Legal which n
commissioners are satisfied respecting certain
questions bearing upon property rights likely to
De affected by the proposed Improvement they
will prepare and submit bill to Congress on the
subject
THE REFORM SCHOOL BILL.
The commissioners have written to Chairman
Hemphll lhat at the request OF the bOard OF truS-
Tees OF the Reform School, d. c., they recommend
the enactment OF Ii. X. bill 1852, authorizing the
restoration to the Reform School OF boys who have
been discharged on probation and for other pur-
poses, which Was referred to them some days ago
FOR their views thereon.
SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED
l. r. Nernillon has been appointed Super1nten-
dent and inspector Of all Horoscopes stand-pipes
and plat now being erected or hereafter to
DE erected, ON public school buildings and private
properly Ia Inc District of Columbia at salary Of
81 per day.
VITAL STATISTICS
The report OF Health Officer Townshend for the
week ended March 81, shows: Number OF deaths,
JOY; white "a, colored SO. Death-rate per 1000
per annum-white, 1872; colored, So 10. Total
population "A 30; 80 were under hive years OF age
ana n over sixty years Thirty OF the deaths
occurred in hospitals and pubic institutions. The
principal causes OF death were: Cerebro-spinal
,
TYPHOID fever, p scarlet fever, =; pneumonia, ID;
congestion OF the lungs, o. bronchitis g. measles,
y; puerperal diseases, l; heart diseases, T. Births
reported: Twenty-Five white males, 20 white
females; 26 colored males 81 colOred females.
Marriages reported, IA White.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits have been issued to II. A..
Smoot to erect two brick dwellings and stores at
1899 and 1941 9th street northwest. at a cost OF
$4,000. j. A. Rhealn, To build one bnca dwelling
at 4l3 K street northwest at cost Oh g. 600. AL
drew Arcaer, to erect four brick dwellings at
IRON 400 TO 461 l street southwest, at cost OF
$500. Rhodes Sinms, to erect brick
Office building at 1924 Ii street northwest;
S., 800. NJ l. Weller, to erect three brick dwell
lngs ut 703, 705, and 101 9TH street southeast;
$1,000. John Fischer, TO build two frame dwell
INKS on Wilson street. between Sd and 4th streets;
$500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have written to Chairman
Hemphill that they know OF no objection to the
enactment OF II. X. bill IT'S, 40 incorporate the
Washington Guy Inebriate Asylum in the District
OF Columbia"
The Commissioners have written to Senator
Daniel that they are prohibited from appointing
Mr.. sebastian on the police force, even should they
give him hearing, owing 10 section $50 OF the
Revised Statutes, which says that "no person
once removed from the force shall be reappOinted
TO any oiflce on said force"
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TranSferS of Real Estase-

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Theo
Brooks to Campbell Darlington ct al, in trust, pt
8, 50. 313; 8. l. Williamson, trustee to Buchanan
Beale, lot II, SO. $50; 3. Jno. E. Beall to w. G.
Hill, undivided half lots TO g. blk. ), Meridian
HIM. 8. cyrus A. Baker TO Ira j. Baker, un.
divided half lots and 2, so. 1O1l; s.. [. Ii.
Parker to A. Wertz. lot IL, SO. Sal; F.. f. 4.
May L. AtchiSon TO j. ri. Walter sub 40, Sc. 300;
=. X. Portner TO W. Scherger, n. Il IL, So 454
$4,000
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Lightning Express Trains.

THOSE IN THIS COUNTRY DO NOT ATTAIN THE SPEED
OF ENGLISH FAST MAILS
From the Chicago Herald
Chicagoan who has just returned from Eng
land says the people over there hear Of the Sim
1ted," ''cannon-oall" 'lghtniIg," "g-whiZz,"
''thunderbolt" and other fast ira MS on American
railroads, and have, through the extravaganza of
these nicknames, gained the idea that when
Yankees get in a hurry to so some place they are
not satisfied with thing slower than a mil. a
minute. Imagine their surprise" says this gen.
tleman, "when told that our Eight ming trains
run only IS miles an hour. 1t is in England
that you Can really travel fast, and they
make no ado about IL, either. While was abroad
the new limited trains from Chicago to Omaha and
haIsa a C G put on t the spoke
more than mile minute. ! showed them a
tme-tabe-5OO miles TO Omaha, time sixteen
hours, speed thirty -one miles AN hour Even the
limited trains which extra fare is Charged run
less than forty miles an hour between New YORK
and chicago, and the wonderful fast mall that
giGes into Chicago at the ridiculous hour OF mid
night travels only thirty-One miles an hour. In
England third-claSS passengers ride from forty to
forgive mies an nour anu nobody pays extra fare
on account OF the speed. From New York TO AL
bany II is LAP miles 10y splendid track. There are
ten express Trains daily between these Cities and
their average speed Is twenty nine miles an hour
Between London and sheffield, I62 miles, the Great
Northern runs nine trains daily, with an average
speed Of fOrty-flve miles an hour. One train makes
fifty miles AN hour. Between New York and Bos-
ton the average speed Is thirty miles an hour and
the fastest, train composed exclusively or Sleep
fng-cdrs makes thirty -nIne mil san nOur Between
London and Manchester. 2O3 miles, there are
twenty trains daily, with an average speed OF Al
miles an hour, and some trains making So Be-
tween London and Glasgow, 40 miles, there are
thirteen daily EXPRESSES, and their average speed
Is almost 40 miles an hour, one train being much
faster than this. All over England and Scotland
express trains, composed or first, second and third
class carriages, make from 81 to 80 miles an
hour, while IN America 3o-Ilile train is called
stroke OF lightning. The fastest regular train In
America is one ON the Baltimore and Ohio, which
me i..tN
timOre IN nifty minutes. There are three or -FOUR
fast trains between New York and Puiiadet phla
covering 46 miles an hour. Between LIVERPOOL
and Manchester there are fifty-two trains daily.
hone OF them slower than As miles an hour and
four OF them making 81 y miles an hour. When
we get some trains Ike tnaL We can begin to talk
Of last mails and 'thunderbolts'"
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CHOOSING DukGATEs TO CHICAGO FROM THE oRr
MOUNTAIN STATE

NHVosINu DfIkuAIks 10 tHfCAOO IkOh THF GRrEN
MOUNTAIN sTATE
telegram 70 the New York Herald from Bur.
lngton, w., April = says: The Presidential cam
paign In Vermont was opened this afternoon In
the election OF ex-Postmaster b. J. Derby, OF this
city, and c. w. Reed, OF Addison, as delegates 20
the national republican convention at Chicago.
DIN Merrill, OF Enosburg, and y. w Fisk, OF isis
La Motto being alternates. The district conven-
ton was devoid OF interest, with exception OF the
fact that j. N. Shade, OF Middlebury. In nominating
Mr. Reed for deiegate referred 20 tue brilliant
leadership OF Mr.. Blaine in 1884. which evoked
storm OF applause. IL was a noteworthy fact that
the name OF no other party leader WAS mentioned,
not even Senator Edmunds, which II a unique thing
In the history OF recent Vermont republican con-
YenIlnns
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TGlGglanS to The Star.
A TALK WITH BOULANGER.
He Is not Yet Ready TO Reveal hi'
Plans. but Declares that mo MINISTRY
Formed Now Can Last.

Plans. but Declares that mo Ministry
Formed Now Can Last.
LONDON, April A correspondent OF the Pail
Nan Gazette had an interview with Gen. Bou-
LANCER In Paris last evening.
BOulanger's countenance shows no evidence OF
keenness. IL has weary, sleepy and overbur-
dened appearance.
In regard TO his candidacy he said he did not
appeal 10 the electors on petty departmental qres-
tons but as the representative OF great principle
The principle, he said, was the revision OF the
consti; ution. The chamber OF deputies has been
stricken with impotency and no longer represent
the people.
HE WILL KEEP HIS POLICE SECRET.
Being asked TO explain the basis OF his plan OF
revision, he said: "That IS my secret which shall
keep TO myself. That is my policy"
He refused 10 explain MS plans because he
feared they would be criticised and Jhwarted. He
declared that no ministry formed now could last
long.
PARIS, April 4.-The new cabinet consists OF one
member OF the extreme left, five members OF the
radical left and four moderates.
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