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" Ny narrowest escape from death" said
Captain F. D. Haskell, a retired sea Cap
tain, to Minneapolis Tribune reporter,
"was when l fell, like Jonah, into the very
mouth of a whale, which, however, did not
swallow me, probably not thinking me a
choice morsel. In my whaling days we
didn't have the harpoon gun, but were
obliged to row up close to the whale and
harpoon him by cast from the hand. The
whale that | speak of gave sudden twist
and threw me backward out of the boat l
tumbled squarely into his mouth, which
hung open fourteen feet from jaw to jaw,
He closed his mouth and crushed my legs
rather gently for while and let me GO
again, when | was picked up by one OF
the ships boats. We got the whale
though"
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

The Panama Commission will reassemble next
week.
Patti is proving great success in concert in
London.
w. 7. Bohannan, an escaped murderer, has
been captured at Omaha
G. w. Irving has sued the London Financial
Netcs TOR Sl00,t00 damages for libel.
Clemenceau does not feel badly over his de-
feat for President of the French Chamber of
Deputies.
Twenty shares of New York Chemical Bank
stock of the par value of 500 each were sold on
Wednesday for 81, 1876 each.
The suit of the heirs of W. H Price TO recover
$4,000 worth OF property in Chicago is develop
ing some interesting features.
B. Allen has bought of Robert Bonner the bay
mare Miss Majolica. for $4,000. She is four
years old, by Stsrtle, out of Jessie Kirk.
A fire broke out on the passenger steamer
Egypt two days after passing Sandy Hook but
was extinguished after eleven hours of hard
work.
The Galena, Admiral Luce's flagship, has like
the Yantic, been compelled to leave the Haytian
waters on account of the outbreak of yellow
fever among the crew.
In letter to the Destsche Wochelblun Dr. Jun
ker says he is positive Stanley's expedition is
annihilated. He also says he cannot fairly as
sumo that the Mahdi has captured Emin Bey.
Al Nashville. Tenn, a few nights ago. Wash
ington Irving Bishop, the mind-reader beat his
pretty young wife in a most brutal manner
Some guests at the house broke open the bed
room door and compelled him to let the woman
alone.
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proving the new charter OF Los Angeles which
took the same course as the Oakland charter
Mr.. Caminetti offered & resolution requiring
all acquisitions upon the Secretary of State for
stationery and supplies by officers and en-
ployes of the Senate to be first submitted TO and
approved by majority of the Committee on
Contingent Expenses
The resolution was adopted. but Mr. Goucher
gave notice that on to morrow he would move
to reconsider
Mr.. Murphy offered q resolution which was
adopted, authorizing the Controller to deliver
the warrants for members officers and attaches
of the Senate to the Sergeant alarms.
The President pro TEN. announced tina. he
would probably announce the Committees on
Judiciary and Elections tomorrow, but that the
other committees would not be announced until
Monday next. He asked Senators who desired
to be placed on certain committees TO commune
cate with him, though he could not promise to
place all on such committees as they desired.
He wished to harmonic the matter as far as
possible.
On motion of Mr.. Briceland. at Sl5 the Sem
ate adjourned to meet at IL A. NJ tomorrow.
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New YORK, January 10th-A case of restitu-
tion similar to the Emo case has Just been de-
veloped here. The father of Foster, the en-
bezzing attorney has paid $50 000 to the gratuity
fund of the Produce Ex xehange on his sons ac-
count. Young Foster embezz,ed S19S, 600. Foster,
Sr., explained to the Produce Exchange that he
had intended to divide his money among his
children and the $4,000 was the absconder's S
share, which he considered belonged to the Ex-
change rather than TO his son, under the cir
cQmstanpeS
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Scene-A Toronto household. Mamma
Ito Edie, aged 81 years, just home from
her first morning at the kindergarten
(" Well, Edie, how did you like 1t ?" Edie--
I" didn't like it bit. The teacher put me
on chair and told me to stay there for the
present. And sat and sat, and she never
gave me the present."-Detroit Free Press.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-11

A young man who boards at semi
fashionable house learned that one of the
boarders gave a dinner party the other
night at which "there were covers for
eight" He cannot make it out. He has
slept in the house for three cold months
and he hasn't felt covers enough for one
yet Yonkers Statesman.
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NARROW ESCAPE.
An Ocean Steamer Comes Near Burning
Up at Sea.

Std.
QUEENSTOWN January l0th.-One of the pas
Ian. q commercial traveller. OF Niagara county,
n. Y.-describes a horrible experience. Two
days after passing Sandy Hook a fire broke out
ment
The ship filed with smoke, and the prompt
orders of the Captain barely prevented a panic.
He sent all the women aft for safety, put an Of
ficr in charge and asked some male passengers
to assist him aEd the crew in dragging off the
forward matches and putting out the fire.
The pumps were started, and the burning
difficulty and thrown overheard. Despite their
efforts the flames spread rapidly. For an hour
it seemed as though the vessel was bound 10 be
destroyed.
The fire was finally extinguished, though all
hands had to work eleven hours to accom-
plish it.
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HaMMERsLY's WEALTH.
His Widow Wants Some to Sustain Her
New Rank of Duchess.

NEW YORK, January 10th.-A petition was
made TO Surrogate Ransom by Robert Sewell,
Mrs. iuise Hammersly), for an order requiring
the executors of her former husbands estate to
pay his client $500, 900. She also asserted that
former husbands will was admitted to probate
or not.
The Duchess intends TO lay out Sl50,0O0 of this
sum in purchasing a residence, and the balance
in defraying expenses and sustaining the rank
which she mas assumed.
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Sensational Scene at an Intended We'd
ding In NshrasEa

OMAHA. January 10th.-While John Keyser
was standing before the altar with his pros
pective bride-Nellie Williams i'll a church at
Papillion, just before the ceremony began a
woman rushed into the church, proclaiming
that Keyser was her husband, and had deserted
her in the East two years ago. She traced him
to Omaha, and arrived at Papillion in time 10
prevent his attempted marriage. Keyser fed
from the church, pursued by the brides father.
but he succeeded in making his escape
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HOSTILE HOLSTERS.
Democratic Senators Ignore the Republi
can Lieutenant-G Governor.

can Lieutenant Governor.
INDIANAPOLIS January 10th.-The Legislature
met to-day The proceedings in the House were
uneventful. Niblack was elected Speaker. In
the Senate there was an excitement and dis
orderly scene. The Democrats refused to per
nit the Lleutenant.6overnor to preside or enter
the chamber Judge Mitchell of the Supreme
Court called the Senate to order and asked State
clined on the ground that the Lieutenant
Governor was there for that purpose. A resolu.
tion was then passed declaring Senator Cox
(Dem.), President, and he took the chair. The
Republicans protested at every step. There was
great confusion which ended in an adjourn
ment until Tomorrow
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Funeral of Father Croke.

New YORK, January 10th.-A solemn requiem
over the body of the Very Rev. Father James
Croke, of the diocese of San francisco, brother
of Archbishop Croke, of Ireland, was held yes
terday in St. Joseph's Church. Archbishop Cor
rigan was present. The celebrant was Father
James j. Kean of ST. James Church. Promi-
nent members of the clergy and laity were pres
ent The remains were temporarily placed IN
a vault at Calvary Cemetery. The final resting
place las not Yet bean decided unnn
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a Number of Prominent Men Visit Gen.
eral Harrison.

INDIANAPOLIS, January .oih.-Colonel A. I.
Wimberly. of Mississippi an ex-Confederate
Ciidate for Doorkeeper of the House, called on
General Harrison this evening The other Wis
itors included Colonel C. c. Waite, Truman B.
Handy and Daniel p. f Cleveland, with their
wives who made an extended call on Mrs Har-
rison. Congressman Farquhar, of Massachu
setts, and Colonel Pratt, Superintendent OF In
dian Schools at carlisle, Pa. also called. Judge
Edgerton, of Minnesota, came to press the
claims of his section on the new Administra.
ton. None of the gentlemen who visitel Gen.
eral Harrison will give any indication of the
result
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LONDON, January 10th.-The Standards Paris
correspondent confirms the statement that BOu-
LANCER intends to resign his seat in the Cham
Der fort Department of Nord and will preface
his resignation with a motion demanding the
dissolution of Parliament.
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To buy in this unparalleled week Of half value
prices is not a payment but an Investment.

OUR MARVELLOUS BUSINESS is SIMPLY
due to the fact that we are selling precisely
what we advertise, and fulfilling every
word we say. The simple statement now
is, that in our present offerings sixty cents
will buy dollars worth of staple, season
able goods, while broken lines, remnants,
ETC., are marked at half, third or quarter
of the original prices.
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Brown" So your girls father showed
you the door," Jones-"He did" Brown
How did you feel over it ?" Jones
/" Well, felt put out. Springfield Repub-
Ecnn
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NO rHING IN 1T.
An Uufounoed Statement Concerning the
strike Settlement.

strike Settlement.
CHICAGO, January 10th.--A dispatch from
Galesburg, ILL.,, to-day said yle engineers
claimed there was a document in connection
with the "a" strike which had not been made
public. reporter called on VicePrcsident
Stone this afternoon and was informed that the
only document not printed his letter to
General Manager Ripley, copy of which had
been given to the strikers showing the spirit in
which the agreement Was to be carried out.
Mr.. Stone gave the reporter copy of this letter,
which contains nothing at variance with the
terms of the settlement
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KIDD's COIN.
TREASURED Hunters in Massachusetts Look
ing for Buried Wealth.

Boston, January 10th.-The excitement which
prevailed some five years ago upon the finding
of gold coin at Winthrop, and which at the time
was believed to b. a part of Captain Kidd's hid
den treasure, has been revived by the finding of
good Portuguese coin. at the Winthrop High
land, on Rocky Beach. A large number OF gold
hunters visited this spot TO day. and have
worked hard to dig up other pieces, but have
notmet with any success as yet.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Relieves Indigestion, Dyspepsia, etc.

Some one claims that nothing is abso-
lutely fire-proof" Well, if ashes are not
fre-proof, we don't know what proof you
would want Yoakers Statesman.
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Our Roaming Baseball;.ts

AMSTERDAM, January 10th.-Donoghue to-day
beat the Russian champion skater, Pauschin, in
two-mile race by seven seconds, beating all
previous records seventeen seconds.
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The Editor and the Police.

CHICAGO, January 10th.-Inspector Bonfield
and Captain Schasck to-day offered to submit
to arbitration the charges made against them by
the Chicago Times and if proven they would
endeavor 10 secure dismissal of the criminal
libel suits against the editors of that paper Mr.
West said this evening that the offer would be
declined The police officers, having chosen
the end. The issues must be tried in Court
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A Fire In Paris.

ADELAIDE On S. W. January 10th-The Chi
cago and All-Americas Baseball Clubs have
sailed from here for Colombo where they will
play game on January 23d.
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FOREIGN INTRLLIGENoE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE RECORD uS1os.l


PARIS, January 10th.-President Carnot gave a
grand banquet this evening in honor OF all the
foreign ambassadors and diplomatic represent
atives.
In the Chamber to-day President Meline, in
his opening address. declared that his only am
bitiOn was 10 promote nolicv of neaca
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fire in the Eleventh ACCOMPLISHMENT of this
city. The scholastic buildings were destroyed
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Queen Victoria and Her Daughters.

LONDON. January 10tb.-It is officially an
nounced that Queen Victoria, Princess Beatrice
and probably Empress Frederick of Germany.
will pass April and May at Biarritz. The French
Government will order two squadrons of war
vessels to act as escort to the royal party
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Attempted Assassination.

ST. LOUIS, January 10th.-Ward McManus, a
wel-known capitalist and real estate man of
this city, was called to the door of his residence
to-day. by Henry krise and shot twice. His
wounds are not serious. Krise had invented a
aid in bringing his invention before the public
McManus declined, and the shooting is the re-
ct,lt ric aI
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LONDON, January 10th.-The death is an
nounced of Alesssndro Gavazzi, the anti
Popery lecturer, in his S0th year.
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Their Contempt for the Court.

DUBLIN, January 10th.-When the cases Of DIR.
Tanner, Mr.. Condor and John O'Connor, who
are summoned to appear before the Tipperary
Court to answer charges under the Crimes Act,
were called, the defendants failed TO answer,
and the Court issued warrants for their arrest
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HOME AFFAIRS.
A WOULD.BE BIGAMiST FLIES FOR
HIS LIFE.
Terrible Crime of & Father-AT
Ocean Steamer Missing-A Haul
by Footpads.
MANY CALLERS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uslos.l
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Fell Into a Whales Mouth.

Isee further telegraph on second and fourth pages.
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Arrival of an Australian Explorer.

NEW YORK, January l0th-Among the rassen-
gers in the steamship Thingvalia, which ar
rived to-day from Copenhagen, was DR.. Phil
Carl Lumholtz, the Norwegian explorer and
traveller, who has lived for the last four years
among the savages of central Australia. he in
tends travelling through this country.
The Yautic's Yellow Fever Patients.
NEW YORK, January l0th.-The United States
steamer Yantic, Commander Heyerman, from
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BosToN, January l0th.-The ninemonth-old
flly Carletta Wilkes, owned by a Boston gentle
man, yesterday trotted one-eignth of a mile in
20A seconds Newton Highlands and other re-
sponsible parties saw her do it, and caught the
time. This speed, which the owner thinks she
can maintain for much longer distance, is at
the rs 10 0f 2d1
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Port-au-Prince Hayti, Janusry LIST, arrived To-
night at Quarantine. On January 7th Corporal
Rowe died of yellow fever. Cadet Bristol and
seaman Keller are conValescent. Lieutenant
Miles is not so well hni hnnefiil
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-15

Dinner train ". Saw 200 IN. Returning
Millen accommodation leaves Savannah $40
leaves Millen 500 a. m. arrives Savannah 800 a.
Train leaving Savannah at 500 p m will stop
Passenger for Syvania Wrightsville, Milled ge
For Carrollton, TT. Gaines, TalOotton Buena V
JOHN 5. BORDLEY, ia. - Sun st. CLYDE Be
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Man-Eating Shark Caught at Bruins
wick-A Glynn County Negro Who
Has Child Named for Each Month
in the Year - Relics of Missionary
Ridge-Mrs. Dixie Haygood's Latest
Sensation.
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
Coast Line Railroad
Suburban Schedule,

Suburban Sch eduIe,
CATHEDRAL CEMETERY BONAVENTURE
AND THUNDERBOLT.
THE following schedule will be observed on
Il and after MONDAY. oct. 8, 1888 week
days (See special schedule for Sunday
Leave Savannah City time) 7:lO, l0:3j A. NJ
800, 400, 1915 r. NJ
Leave Thunderboit, $3.50, 500 A. M, 1920, 400.
t5:4I =. n.
Leave Bonaventure, 600, $40 A. NJ, $780,
4:l0, $3.50 p. NJ
saturday night last car leaves city 7:l5, in.
stead OF G:35. tL.ast car leaves Thunderbot
b:40, instead OF $40 as formerly,
Take Broughton street cars IS minutes beiore
h. L. COBB Supt
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SOUTHWARK

DAILY. Italy except Sunday.
Train No IA stops only at Green Pond. ,,,
Train No. 7S stops only at Monteith, R1ge-
land, Green Pond ard Eayenel
Trains Nos - and B6 stop at all stations.
For tickets, Pullman car reservations anu
other information, apply to WM. BREN, IlcA9V
Agent - Bull street aud at depot.
r.. r. McSWfNEY, Gen Pass. Agent
A i4tt 90 la
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Pant Steamship Line.

sENi-wEEKLV.
lamp Key West and Havana.
S0UTHBoUNp
Nv Port Tampa Mondays aud Thursdays i0:31
r N.
Ar Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 4pM
Ar Havana Wednesdays and SATURDAYS 8 A. n
NORTH BOUND
~ Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays p ~
Lv hey West Wednesdays and Saturdays9P n
IN
49, Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Train to aRd from Northern and Eastern
cities Tor stateroom Accommodation, apply
10 City Ticket Olice, 5, f. & W. R'y, Jackson
ylllo, or Agent Plant Steamship Line Tampa
G. y. OWENS Traffic Manager
y. s. HATNES. General Manager
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SHIPPING.
ComPagnie Generae TransatIantique
---French Line TO HaWe.

DETWEEN New York and Havre from pier
ID No. AZ, n r., foot Of Morton street. TRAY
eers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort OF crossing tho
Channel in small boat. Special train leaving
the Company's dock az Havre direct for Paris
on arrival OF steamers Baggage checked at
New YORK through to Paris.
LA GASCOGNE, SANTELLt, SATURDAY,
Feb rs, 3 A. NJ
la CHAMPAGNE. BOYER. SATURDAY. Feb.
%. II AN.
la BRETAGNE, DE JoussELiN, SATURDAY,
March 2 D m.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Cincluding wine):
TO HANRE-F First Cabin, Sl2J, 500 and $50;
Second Cabin, $50; Storage from New York to
Havre, $780, steerage from New York 70 Paris,
S29; including wine, bedding and utensils.
A. FORGET, Agent, Bowling Green, foot OK
Broadway, New York
or X. W. HUNT, Esq, 20 Bull street, MEssRs.
WILDER s. CO., 1875 Bay street. Savannah
AGENTS.
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RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 8, 1882
NORTHWARD.

TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by
L Standard Time, which is 80 minutes slower
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Guyton s:2l p. m; ar. Savh a. p. m.
M; arrives Millen 1925 p. m. Returning.
,ularly at Guyton to put of passengers.
lie aud Eatonton should take 7:i0 a. IN. train.
a, Blakely Clayton take $3.50 o. m. train
TICK r p. A E.. T CHARLTON, g. P. A
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Pullman Sleeping cars I1aVe as IoIOWs,
Jesup 90 a N. aud ~: 70 p. m. for Cincinnati;
Rome At 1888 a. m. for Washington via Lynch
via Shenandoah Valley, and at o:45 p. IN. for
Washington via Lynchburg; Chattanooga at
$50 a. NJ. and 1:l0 p. IN. for Memphis. Com
pauy's sleeping cars mo upper berhS leave
Atlanta daily ~ fo.fO n ~ To- Knoxville
B. W. WRENN, @. p. & T. A.,
Knoxville, Tenn
T.. J. ELLIS. A. q. p. A.. Atlanta
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RAILROADS,
Florida Railway and Navigation Company.
IN EFFECT JANUARY 20, 1889,
Central Standard time used.)

ameans M, p means p m.
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BRAZIL'S MIND MADE UP.
NO CHANCE OF THE RESTORATION
OF THE MONARCHY.

Barnoza Says it is a Republic or An
archy-The Ex-Emperor's Allowance
end Subsidy Cut Off Because He
Failed to Abide By His Decision
Europe's Hope's Groundless.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Senor Valente,
the Brazilian minister, has received cable
gram from Ruy Barboza, minister of finance
Of the provisional government of Brazil,
dated Rio Janeiro, Dec. "a, of which the
following is a translation: "Ex-Premier
Ouro Preto has been banished on account
OF acts of conspiracy on the part of his fol-
lowers. The i nperial family because OF
their having changed their attitude taken
here from acquiescence to encourage
meut of the pretsnsiuns of the
reaction, and making this the cause of the
throne, we're deprived Of the civil list and
subsidy. The provisional government
maintained the civil list as an act of mere
tolerance. unheard of in any other revolu-
tion, and added TO this a subsidy of $2,-
100000,
CHANGED HIS MIND.
The emperor accepted both here, but on
his arrival in Europe, under the advice OF
disastrous counselors who had brought
about the fall of the monarchy, refused the
subsidy because IL was an act of revolution,
but accepted the civil list as a right based
upon law. In view of this denial of the
legitimacy Of the revolution, which has been
sanctioned by the whole country, our meas
ure cutting off the civil list and subsidy was
an act of mere common sense. These
measures have here met with general sup
port. Let Europe reflect on her revolutions
effected at the expense of floods OF blood
and eat financial disasters. We have ac-
complished ours without one drop of blood,
and the least financial trouble. Whoever
thus conducts himself in N )st trying mo-
msnts smust be able to ma rage his affairs
with sufficient discretion aud judgment.
ALL RIGHTS TO BE RESPECTED.
1--WE shall continue to respect all rights
maintain tribunals, organize admins
tration, observe all contracts, and keep up
the budget; but any attempt against public
| order viii be repressed with lmplacable
severity. Commerce, agriculture and the
working classes call upoI US to assume thi;
attitude We shall hand over to the con-
stitutional convention the republic intact.
Those who believe that this convention is
| called to decide between a republic anG
a monarchy are mistaken. A monarchy
is out Of the question. The constitutions
convention will only have to organize the
republic. There is no more monarchIc party
here. The European press should not be
misled by newsmongers, whose machina-
tIons are here objects either of amazeme II
or derislon. These mistakes of the press
f. nent here schemes of disturbance, but
the dilemma now is simply republic OF
anarchy