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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-03-07
Administrator Notice..

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Of Administration on the Estate of
J. 1. Hood, late of Iron county, late of
Iron county deceased have been grant
ed to the undersigned, by the Judge of
Probate. Court of the County of Iron,
bearing date the 18th day of February,
1889.
All persons having claims against said estate are
required TO exhibit them TO me for allowance with
in year after the date of said letters OF they
may be precluded from any benefit of such estate;
and if such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time OF the publication of this not
ice they will be forever barred
feb2ln33 JAS. N. LOGAN, Administrator.
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PERSONAI.

THOMAS KEEoAS, OF Juniata toyi shin.
Blair county, WAS buried on Thursday. He
wts los years old. His frst vote was for
Andrew Jackson and hia last for Cleveland, /,
JOHN JARRETT, OF Pittsburg, who Ia n
candidate for the consulate st Shelf eld
England, had an interview on Thursday
with Secretary Blaine. He WAS accom-.
panied by James NJ. Swank, OF PhiladeI. !.
phia MIR. JsrreN's chances for sppoipt-
ment are considered good.
Hon ROBERT T. LINCOLN SAYS that be
has no. yet made up his mind ~ to whether r
he will accept the nomination TO the court
OF st. James A friend OF Mr.. Lincoln IN of
the opinion that he will decline IL, for tho
reason, chiefly, that his wife Is q confirmed
invalid.
Mrs. JonN Lucas, president of the
Women's Silk Culture association, In a
report TO the commissioner OF agriculture.
said that with proper training the United
States could, In short time, not only raise
its own stlk, bu. much more, thus gaining
at least $5O. .0oO. 900 per snnum.
HENRY w, RAYMOND, editor and pro.
prieior OF the Germantown Teieordph. hs,
received the appointment OF private secre.
tsry to Secretary of the Navy Tpcy, He
Will assume his duties next Monday. Tina
appointment WAS unsolicited. Mr.. Raw
m ond and the secretary have long been
warm friends. The former 10 q son of the
late Henry J. Raymond, founder Of The
New York Times.
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AN IMPORTANT DEUIsIuN.
Saoge MCPHERSON Hands Down An Opiu ion
In the Paving Oasss.

Sadge mcPberson Hands Down an Opiu ion
In tho Paving Gases.
An opinion has been banded down by
Judge MCPHERSON, OF Dauphin county,
upon the motion 10 strike on the liens IN
paving cases The opinion IL as iol.oys:
II these liens have no other support than
the cities act OF 1887, they mus. fall in ao.
cordsnce with the decision In Shoemsk or
va city OF Harrisburg. 1t is s,tsmpted.
however. TO sustain them by the cI,is.
act OF 1874 and We have therefore con.
sioered them without regard 70 the uncon-
sutuiionsl act OF 1887. Ii Ia conceded on
all hands that Q lien upon q muuicinsi
claim Tor paving, being OF purely ststu-
tory creation the claim must aver upon its
face all the facts necessary to sustsin i,s
validity, and that uuiess it does 30 II NAV
% summerily struck or by the court unnn
motion. But 1t has never been held that
the claim itself must disclose the eyidsnca
Dy Shicn the facts are to be proved. The
authority TO do the work claimed for NAV
DO avsrred in general terms, ihoneh ,Ss
Pleinun Will be required at the Trial In
prove the specific authority Conferred
Ihere must, therefore, be an sverment In
general terms at least, that the proper
ssuthority :s exists to do the work for which
the claim Ia msde. Ii there IL no author,,r
until specified notice has been given. ths
nouoe must DO averred or the lein 10 lad.
AND 30 II there IL no authority until An
ordinance has been passed, the existencs 81
an ordinance must be aveYrod, slthouoh
the specihc ordinance need not be pointsa
OUT In such case II 10 essential 10 svsr
ia substance that the work claimed Tor
was done BY virtue on an ordinance duIv
passed. The reason IL plain; the evidence
10 the foundation OF the lien, Q condition
precedent without which no right of lien
exista " Avn
The claims before us require to be- ann
ported by precedent ordinance, but no
ordinance is averred either In the ci,y lien
uocket or ths tax lien docket, or Ia the
pi % ,ips OF the city solicitor 10 the prothon'
o.ary directing their entry, and this d. ect
We believe tn DO fatal. Ii IL true, the civ
sohcitor's piecipe has several ps spers loosely
suacheu 70 II one OF which Ii Q printed
VI sncs, but II Is not sig ned, or certified.
oi 10 oentined, In any proper way; IL does NOT
osIuihiy appear to be the whole iDstru.
mem IL 10 not referred to by the solictor
anu might be removed and Replaced nv
ahotner psper without possibilily of Ss,e4.
.ion; Ihis certainly 10 not enough. Plsin,v
the lien would be void on It's face ii ~
oiolnsnce were not attached and of wha,
value would Q title be which dependsd y"
DO ran Q linkf Remove the paper ana the
I'ue isliG But even II the ordipsncs hS
e'd TO DC suffcisntly Identified in the
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The "ExamIner'su Change,

We regret to lose from the editorial
fraternity OF lancaster, 50 genial and
honorable member as the Hon. John A.
Hiestand, who has conducted the Eran..
saer Tor many years. The control of the
Eramtner has always been a distinction
% those who held it, and who have served
u 20 as to maintain its influence and
posltion az the organ OF the Republican
party, into whose service 1t naturally
eravitstd from that of its first love, the
OLD Whig party. The era Of the daily
preA has done much TO rob the country
journal Of the widespread influence that
te enjoyed when the weekly edition was
ths only one 1t knew. In those days II
Wa possible for the editor TO be more the
master OF tie contents of his journal
shau 10 Is now, when ell sorts of
sun s tumbled hurriedly into his col.
umns. Ia gaining much We have also
- much, undoubtedly, by the modern
Ineutles OF the printing press. Under
~. Hles'aud, the E.eaminer passed
'rom the weekly to the daily state
p development and has creditabIy
Dceeo Us new part, being partisan OF
Dourse but always decent. We part with
|se old management with regret, while
Esiooming the new with cordislity; 4; be.
Aung that our conditions Of friendly
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Senatorial Spite,

Editor Halstead, of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gasette, has failed of confir-
nation in the Senate for the German
mission, y half dozen Republican senator's
uniting with the Democrats against him.
These senators are understood TO have
been personally denounced by Hals.ead
Tor the part they took in refusing to
inquire into the purchase of the votes
which were charged to have elected
Senator Payne, of Ohio.
Their 6no doubt that Mr.. Halstead
has RrieN lousy wounded the feelings of
the senator's who now turn upon him !:
AID is not very material whether he was
Just or unjust. Just accusation hurts
far more than unjust, and il the per.
s,nal feelings of senator's properly
control them in voting upon confirming
nominations, they must be permitted to
reject those who denounce them Justly
- well as those who lie about them. The
Republicans who voted against Halstead
ers not OF frst-class stuff. The Kansas
senators ingalls, and Plumb, are in the
iot; and quite possibly deserved much OF
what be said of them.
They are not Of the kind who return
good for evil ; nor OF the kind who sub
ordinate their idea Of public duty to their
desire for revenge. Probably there are
not many senators Of such purity. 1t
does no practical good to say that the
senator, In his public capacity, should
divest himself OF personal spite and d p,rty
prejudice. They will not do it. In this
case no Republican senator's voted against
Halstead's confirmation upon the good
ground calling for his rejection; which is
that he isa loose tongued fellow naturally
unnt for diplomatic place. II they had
been friendly with him they would have
voted Tor him. Friendliness is the main
spring OF senatorial conduct. Their
courtesies to each other 20 to extravagant
lengths; and their discourtesy to those
outside the sacred circle is as marked.
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psiuoIpla 10 seems quite clear tAss she
principle b nos the lion the lien here reals
upon she entry IN the proper docket end
which the prushonoeary derived tho infor-
nation which be bos spread out Into many
liens against di6eront persous and IN the
lieu proper there y NOT word q soierenee,
general or spscinc, 70 any ordinance Of the
Ne will mot strike Oh ell the liens untii this
city hes had On opportunity 70 have The
point reviewed.
We, therefore, strike OF lien No. I, l07
against Mra. H. Hummel, and hold the
motion under advisemens - 10 the otter
liens above enumerated,
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DANES CELHKY COMPOUND.


These tWin diseases cause untosa suffering.
Doctcfp admit that they ars difloalt 70 cue
90 10 thtir patients. Paine's Celery Com.
pound hss por manently cured the won't cases
OF kheumatism ana SeurAisia- 20 say those
who have usedit.
"Having been troubled with Rheumasism
At the knee ana foot for Ave yearp, I Wps q.
most unable TO get around. ana Wss very
often connnod TO my bed for weeks at q time.
Iused only one bottle Of Paine's CELERY Com.
pound and was perfectly cured. can now
jump around. ana feel 90 lively a. . boy"
rkANK CAROLL,
Hureka, Nevada
el.0O. six for $50. Druggists.
Mammoth Testimonial Paper Free.
VILLA klCHA r DsON 3 CO. Rroprietors.
Burlington, Vt.
Diamond DvAs Give rsster and. Brighter
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rivalry and controversy win certainly bs
maintained.

TEE new building Of the Msnhattan
Athletic club, % the corner Of Madison
avenue and Forty attn strsst, New YORK., 10
massive and palatIal structure with
heavy low arched doorwsye, elaborate
carving sud every provision internally for
athletic training. II seem . PITY that the
thing should be carried 10 such extfava.
gancc, but athletic clubs whom properly
conducted ere splendid devices for training
young men TO temperate and orderly
lives. No man can pretend 70
physical excellence who II mot temperate
In all thinga--sstinR, drinking, smoking
and sleeping. The young man who gets
along with few hours sleep and rood
deal Of stimulsnt may pretend 10 athletic
interest but his claim II usually sbsurdly
trAneparepf.
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aER DAW0H's LAST BARB.

A nornips Tragedy rhss caused . uommo.
tion On the f,roohIsn Bridge.
From the New York Herald.
There was quite Q circus on the bridge
yeeterdey shortly before noon, and every /.
body appeared 10 enjoy It but tho three
A gentleman and lady, accompanied by .
wee tot OF girl, were leisurely sauntsring
along the promenade enjoying the beautiful
scenery. The little ono was drsgeing after
her btR bushy toy dog on wbesls. The
intestines OF the animal were % constructed
that at every third or fourth revolution Of
"Hssr ds-sy bark, mamms @ ma Hear dsvsv
bark, pspa!" the little one shouted gleo-
fully st frequent intervals
A tramp, wearing point lace fringe on
his clothes and On unit for pu blication
nose, meandered along at this point In the
proceedings. He and his dog were hurry
Ing over 70 Brooklyn 70 work the town for
meal The dog vas worth . littlo more
than the tramp, but its back looked o. II II
hsd bsen used ~ . toboggan and one leg
hsd got tired and gone out of business.
Just ~ they passed the before mentioned
trio the aristocratic dog, with educated
intestines, barked. The piebian dog came
with the other. The mschine G. made canine
barked again. The plebe'' took this % .
challenge, and he spst on his hands aud
sailed In. Then the air was flied with hair,
springs, glass eyes and wooden ware, and
thore was another shipwrecked bark cast
upon the waters Of the ever H,wing river
below.
The tramp pointed TO q ministerial
looking gentleman "a the proprietor OF the
toboRean backed brute, and while the
father OF the child was threatening 10
puHch the astonished old gentlemsn's head
DOG and master disappeared breskfastward.
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A DISPATCH from London 10 the New
York Herald says that the Earl of Dun.
raven IL having yacht built to contest for
the Americs cup, and elk months time hss
been given TO American builders 10 build
another boat II they they think they can do
better than the famous Volunteer. The
earl's cutter IL to DO called the vAikyfie spd
IL being built 90 that centre board can be
used n thought advisable. 30 Il appears
that our yschtsmen have at last msde some
impression on the prejudice Of the British
against what they are pleased TO call
''skimming dishes." II this yacht Of the
Royal Yacht club comes over here TO sail
with centre board It will be great victory
for tho Americans, whether she wins or
loses the race, for II will amount to Q con.
fession that our style OF building produces
the swiftest yacht.
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whatever tends to dimioish strength should
veahenfnR diseassI of bah, hood - collie.
diArrhoh etc. use DR.. Bulls Baby syrup
which ways cares.
For functional dis orders OF the stomach.
liver OF bowels, use Lexsdor. ths safest and
snrest remedy that can be employed. Price
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The physical training Of the American
soldier In the subject of IN essay In the
United Service magazine, which has a.
traoted 0 great deal Of attention from lts
authoritative and emphatic assertion Of facts
frequently commented on In those columns.
The writer, IN army officer Of reputation,
intimates that the difficult and dangerous
duty on tho, plains Ia not of q character 10
give them that ply sicsl training no essential
In clviliz'd warfare, and NJ for the troops
not aoiively engaged, or not on tho 'front.'
Ter, they differ very little from laborers.
"The newly Joined recruitis IL put through
the 'settipg up and squad drill for .
week or two, by which time he gets his
Spring. field rife, and owing to the scarcity
OF men, often goes on guard before he hes
learned TO salute properly. This scarcity 10
principally due TO the small companies and
scattered condition OF our little army and In
part to the large number OF men employed
on extra and daily duty. The latter praclics
In the bane Of the service. The soldiers for.
mer occupation Is entered upon his desorip.
tive list at the time Of enlistment, and II Q
carpenter, blacksmith, timer, brick mason,
quartermaster has him detailed on extra or
unuy outJ su sbut oSPnOty OOIOI0 u0 uuD
learned 10 depress his toes. II farmer
or baker, he becomes the victim OF the post
treasurer and passes bis enlistment In the
post garden or bakery. A clerk, and his
own captain captures him TO make ont the
company papers, unless, indeed, the post
adjutsnt forestall him and puts tho man at
work upon the post roturnA This officer, II
adjutsnt OF his regiment, Is on the alert for
recruits with musical tastes (whom he %.
signs to the regimentsl band }, and printers.
The postsurgeon lays In wait for two or more
quiet men Of neat appearance and negative
qualities for hospital sttendants, and those
who sre not detailed as company cooks and
kitchen assistants become the prey OF the
post police officer and pass their days In
digging bitches and raking dead leaves.
Our soldier In everything but soldier
Verify, instead OF the device OF crossed
cannon, sabres or rifles, by which the
severa!srmso OF the service are dis,ins u!sh cd,
he should bear = shovel salient athwart 4
rake rampant 40 insignia OF his profession
or occupation " There is great and proper
clsmor over our need Of . navy Just now,
and We have not any very pressing sense
Of tho need OF an army, but We should ut
least have the healthy skeleton OF ono and
the present specimen appears to be dc.
cidedIy mouldy and stiff and oreaky in the
Joints
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PALACE o. IAGA1oN.
ASTRlcH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
WILL REMOVE
ITO THEIR
NEW BUILDING,
Nos. us AND ~
NORTH QUEEN STREET

Before we move we offer the
following special bargains for
this week.
One piece Of black Span.
ish Guipure L ace for
dresses. As inches wide, elegant
leaf pattern, at 87c a yard reg.
ular price $r.5o.
One piece of black silk
Chantilly Lace for dresses, ele-
giant, fine pattern, pearl edge.
warranted pure silk, price $r.as;
regular price $r.7s.
One piece at $I.6o a yard
regular price $2.5o.
One lot of about 100 yards Of
fine Cream Oriental Lace, 4
inches wide. at &C yard ; regu-
lar price 15c.
One lot Of extra fine, S inches
wide, at a5c a yard; regular
price soc.
One lot Of dotted Swiss at
I5c a yard; regular price a5c.
One lot OF 3e.inch wide
Cream Scrim for Tides, at Ioc
a yard regular price I5c.
Special lot OF Victoria Lawn,
at &c yard; worth 12Hc.
Special lot OF India Linen, at
1oc; regular price 1sc.
Special lot of Nainsook
Checks. at loc a yard; regular
price lSc.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Special price on Chemise, 4
rows of needlework inserting
and torchon lace, 3 for 81 reg
ular price soc apiece.
Two lots at soc apiece; regu-
lar price 7sc.
One lot OF Nightgowns at
75c; regular price $I to $r.25.
One lot Of Drawers, wide
Hamburg edge, at soc; regular
price 75c.
A few more of Stamped
Linen Stand Covers, open
worked, at 2sc.
Sideboard Covers, "a inches,
| 35c.
CTDITH RDNC
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new ADykRrIsEMENTs. A

=, lars. Hangers. clamp Boxes, CoupIinV,
etc, go TO JOHN BEST, S$I East Fulton street.
m2-ifd
KEYSTONE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
IA FULL COURSE sJ6 Teaches young
men ana ladies better methods in book. kt D.
Ing ana tho training fer business. Is far
superior IN a business branches with better
advantages than elsewhere. Located after
Apr'i ist above Frey q hckert's shoe stor,,
WI. MOssER, Principal,
uddw % west King ST., Lancaster. Pa.
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PsnADsLrurA. rridsy. naroh 2D Ias

RANAXAKSR's.
PsrLADsLPuIA. Friday. March 20. las.
Have you any notion how
pretty the Figured India Silks
are? A Chestnut street win.
dow full will help you to guess.
75c to $3.50.
ives. Transept.
A fresh flood of Challis.
New colors. new styles. The
assortment is fuller and better
than ever. so and 60 cents.
Gloriosa is plenty once more.
Supply has been at pretty low
ebb two or three times. Like
to be again. A stuff that every.
body's wanting all of a sudden
is bound to be scarce. Best
variety we've had. Stripes (pin
to inch wide) and plain, $3.50.
Delicate plaids, Sr.75.
Blues, grays, olives, reds,
browns.
south west OF centre.
A firm, wiry Cream Serge,
3S inches wide, at soc. We
hear Of precisely the same stuff
about town at 62Hc.
Cashmere counter, centre OF the store.
$50 dozen Mems Balbrlpgan
Shirts and Drawers striped.
Shirts "a to 46
Drawers % to a.
We've sold the same goods at
$I.25; now 60 cents each.
Both ends of the store. Mems rurni.h,ns,.
26 inch Umbrellas 50
% inch Umbrellas S2.2s
Some Of the handles T" silver"
and "gold u are worth more.
A lot of Gloria Umbrellas,
natural sticks, have been she'd
ding money:
80 :sas swsnsy:'. twenty: sss ,nsa ;hes stns'
Chestnut street side.
A proper Corset without a
cent to pay for name. That's
our L. R.-the best Corset for
the money we ever had.
L. r.. 7sc. white or gray
l.. r.. e5; tsnort). white
L. T.. N.2s, white Or ecru
l.. Il d 90. white or gray.
Shapes for all sorts of Figures.
Second roor. Juniper street side.
The Easter Matching OF
Doves, Chickens, Rabbits,
Ducklings and the like Is in
full feather and fur. Eggs,
nests, tinsel, and all the little
trumpery bits.
Basement. north OF centre
Toilet helps of all sorts are
near together. Alfred Wrlght's
and all the other proved per-
fumes. Queen Mary Is the
latest conner. One of the dain-
test odors - Extract, Toilet
Water. Powder, Almond Meal.
Only here
Copco Bath Soap. Some
thing new. Looks like a sue
cess. Honest at any rate.
Cotton-seed oil, and says so.
Why not? A floating soap.
Handsome and wonderfully big
cakes at Ioc each.
Elkinton's Palm, Ioc; rough
cakes, &C.
Phytalia helps the hair by
making the roots healthy.
There's no other sure way. 4sc
and S5c bottles.
Centre OF the store.
Pigs in Clover. Easy enough?
Try it. Ioc.
Basement. east OF cent'e.
As cent Broom corn Brushes.
Round, elastic, strong: We've
marked a wagonload at I5c
each.
Basement, near centre.
Kodak Camera talks by an
expert Saturday 10 A. M. and |
8 p. M. One hour each time. |
Dressmaking Parlors.
second door. Chestnut street side. -Four eis.
vAtors.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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Peiee's Csis1 Cempssna Sas bsss osa-
ssnS sSso q ne. 1er tne paee two .ysan ! have
Ss sSn1S vMn nSomaeta Of the keasS 0ooooe
enor Doctor fetltog 70 cure ne. I have n0V
tskcS nearly !out b0ttloo ol the Oo0DO1ni,
eno nee nom the com p1alnt. a0 MI 3NH00s
tul 70 you." CHAo. LDWl6
Central vnia6A CT
PAlNE'S CELERY COnPOUNn.
81 have been Jgreat,y -aflietsa vii Acute
kheumatssm, and could nnd 40 roItof untSi
useH t.ine's Celery Com pound. AftW using
IA ~ potties o. this IN sdicine am n0v cured q
sA1uEL MUrCnlusOH,
DO. C0enleh, n. n.
EFFECTS LASTING CUBES.
Pa'nes Celery Compouna hss performed
Dany otner cures - marvellous . these
copies OF lettors sent 70 any addrses. Pleasant
20 tAke, GOES not distutb. bat AIDS 0ieestaon,
sna ontireiy vegetable; . child oan tAko it.
Mnsgs the use o. eufferinG longer with 1Ao1.
hah;oa LIZ ing uponI actated Fcod are Healthy.
HAPPY. Hearty. Its Unequaled.
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HANAMAKBR'0.

Dilmond DvAs give !.ster and Brighter
~AsAHs"~ wv Colors than any other Dyes.
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PACKlNGS, AS FOLLOWS: DIRIGO.
Ro, ioy ~ stsaIn and Hydraulic Packing. Asbest
ing, Asbestos Mill hoard, Asbestos Cement.
HHsoes.o. sheathing. Gum Packing, Gam
ng nIngs LOT water Gauges, Piumbago FackiI 20
1esus fhtent Asbes tOs, Lir Cd sectional Pima
Sove,; ~ SoHN bEsk'S. Ss kast Fulton "a.
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A BIG STOCK FOR SELECTION.
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LA0Ak MUIlOaa

hah;aa LIS Ing uponI actsted Fcoa srs Healthy.
HAPPY. Hearty. II 10 Uneq ualea.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05

WEST CHESTER, Pa, April 5.-Natl,an
j. Cook, Of near Avondale, this county.
committed suicide by taking strychnine.
He entered his wife's room in the even.
ing and remarking that he was tired, Law
down. He was almost immediately
seized with convulsions and died ii
few minntes. The deceased was q Young
man Of "A years and Of more than or.
dinary intelligence. He leaves q wife.
to whom : . was married but few
weeks ago. Deputy Coroner Lewis Al:
Lipp, Of Avondale, held an inquest On
the body No cause could be ascerfafned
for the act, which Is surprise to the
deceased's wide circle Of acquaintance.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-05

PARIS, April 5.--In the chamber a
deputies it was agreed to Immediately
assemble the bureaux in order to elect A
committee on the prosecution Of Gen.
Boulanger. The deputies having agreed
upon the urgency of the debate regard.
ing Boulangers prosecution the discus
sion thereon proceeded. M. Paul de-
Cassagnac said that the charges against
Gen. Boulanger were absurd and false
The real arbiter between BonIanger and
the government was universal suffrage.
Premier Firard declared that it was the
duty Of the chamber 70 prosecute man
who was seeking to overthrow the re-.
public. "The country must be safe. 2.
said he, against a civil war. The
resolution to prosecute Gen. Roulanoef
was approved by vote Of $50 to 203.