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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-07
A WOMAN'S ORDERS.
How Mrs. Gabble Drove n Carpenter &c
the Verge of Insanity.

How Mrs. Gabble Drove n Carpenter to
the Verge of Insanity.
A carpenter came up to Mr.. Gabble's
home the other day and handed Mrs.
Cable the following note from Mr..
Cable himself:
DEAR wiFE-Teii the bearer what you wan:
in the way of q shelf for your plants and he'll
attend to it. FRANK.
"Oh, yes," said Mrs. Cable, bright
ly, after reading the note, Il see; and
I'm awfully glad you've come for I'm
Uery anxious to have that shelf up as
soon as | can, for I've more plants than
can put on brackets and don't like
brackets, any how. The plants are so
apt to fall off or to get knocked off of
the brackets. had a aperfectly lovely
geranium that wouldn't have taken a
dollar for knocked off bracket and
utterly ruined last winter, and another
day the baby climbed up into its high
chair and knocked off two exquisite
fuschias. felt so badly l fairly cried
over it, and think bracket is so apt
to break. A friend of mine had one
break and let four beautiful plants
fall to the floor. It's easier to water
plants on a shelf. and l really think
they look better and want a real nico
wide, but not too wide, nor yet too
narrow shelf. l don't know but I'll
have two. I'll let you ksow if do.
A friend of mine
If the carpenters bill had been made
out according to the state of mind he
was in at the time it would have been
like this:
To making shelf. .--....-....-...si 90
To hearing woman talk two hours. 80
Total. -.--.-.-..--.. -------- .-..S ~
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-07
VOL. V.-NO. 10.
HER ANSWER.

me question long had been upon my lips;
= -, asked 1t, trembling to my finger tips:
p, nne uid not falter. though her voice was low;
ihe answer that she made was simply: ''No. '
She did not look upon me with surprise;
5ne que did not from my glance avert her eyes;
nus IN her cheeks saw the roses glow
AS she with gentle iirmness answered: "No. ~
one used 10 trick or artifice with me;
'nc oid not say sister she would be,
ana no confusion did the maiden show
As'so my question she responded: mo"
rshW, was my question, readerl Let me telli
ohe Just had told me that she loved me well;
: @Sed; "Will you e'r love another se,'
>-ahd to this question twas she answered: "No. y
boston Courier.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-03-07

What candy is like the foot of
young horse? Coltsfoot,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14
Oas Thai abm drts.

- Ser in Winoofa ipobnbafte Uli1
6ael DtcGablt mar am Samitas in
@onneu's 9unnel nit benz Nbipannen
{eines @iClS b, ibdftiet, nobel ibn Elm
BUG Barren trof, nitberporf uno an
ben Nrmen, bem Hiden unb anberen
86rpertbeilen fhtper perIsbte. 81
iturb, tpdbrene man ibn na6 ieiner
@Obnuns bra9te. St mar 19 SABRE
alt.
SabInrbilIe. = Die SrdbiabrspabI
errest bier i6on Sntereiie. @s baben
iid iotpelt als 8anbiooten fir Supers
Uiioren in Ob Serge 3oipniblp semsI.
oct: Safob Stump, WilIiam 8i6arbs,
Tbomas SameS, Peter gltplanaIp,
WilIiam 0lc8inSie unb 8illiam RioOls.
= 8ei Der lebten 8obl iiesten bic
Demofraten in ben GOnniblps 2adas
punna unb Slb 5oree nit gans ans
itdnbisen Mebrbeiten.
= Diit Der 4uffeGuns bes neuen
&obIenbrebers fur 9Dm. gonneq &
So. in 2adapanna piro bisie No6e
be9onnen.
S@- -Nnnoncirt i'm ..@OdenbIatt".
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-Gr @oup. Sopt ipirb tpisSsr Ieinen
BObniiB bier aufi6lasen.
= Die 8insston Zines" pirb in
einieen Moben aIs Guseblatt erfheis
men.
- @n einem q. Wl. 6. U. @ebdube
1T an 9loro Wainitrabe bic arbeit bes
eonnen noroen.
= 8crbereituneen iin6 aetroffen NOR.
ben, um BIpmoutb in 8d be eIeftrii6
gu beleu6ten.
- 8prOu Sones itiirste iid Iebten
Wittno6 WOrsen ben 900 SUB ttefen
Waobea S6dbt binab uno iein sers
i6metterier &brper parb ipdier unten
sefunoen. Sones ipar friber Treibers
BOB unb eS i6eint, oab iein 0eritanb
ourd &rantbeit unb 5amiIienioreen
umna6tet mar.
= Dem S6erifT bon 2uSerne County
tpurben am Wontas Nbenb feds 8erle
iiberIiefert. bic ran in Der Ndbe bon
Waud Gbunf i'm Sdlafe uberrafbt
unb feiieenommen bate. Die 8erIe
paren blS an bic 3dbne betpuffnet, bes
ioben ale ginbre6erweifseuse unb bot'
ten einen sroBen 8Orraib pertbpoaer
@aaren, bic iebenfaIls bel ginbti6en
erbeutet puIben.
2u;erne COUNTY tpirb bonn Neu.
iobre an sbenfaqs einen Sderf nit
tenn Rdmen 8obinion baben, tpie 2ada.
panna Gountp bereits sinen ioIheu bat.
Der nnteritisb 1T nur, bab bic Setren
auf ueridleosnen Seiten Der Sen3 ite.
ben. 8obiniOn bat cine BluraIitdt BON
1892 Stimwen iber Steamaier. befsn
Nieoerlnee bouptid6lib Dem umitanoe
au;uidreiben 1T, odB er in Der @sfebs
sebuns eeeen 2ostrennuns bes unteren
1beileS BON 2userne County aeitirte.
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Sfdotrafh.

select Council, Z. Nopbr
Drel gnBebOte fur bic AnIeibe sur 8ols
lencune bee DtunSpalsebouoes parer
ein9eSangen uno oaslenise pon NoamS,
vi, osett & 60 BON y, itou muree an.
eenUmmen iie boten S93,843.
Gtne 8eroronune, w,l6e bic 8er'
siiluue Der Siaotdheiioren unp ibrer
Aiiiltenten f,iiiest. plliirte.
Der Stdrt9eometrr eriubte UNI cine
rpeltere 8erwllisuns aur 8olenbune
oes ,putsion 9lpenue @ulpelis.
Die Bewobner Der 5. uno Is. Walbe
ipIniben bic WaHeraniammluneen an
2uSerneltrabe in o,e Sepler Greef abses
lettet.
Der Goniraft NIT Der 9enn Globe
6aSIisbt SO. tpuroe auf peren Munit
annulllIt.
fur Drudereien unb S1reibmates
ralien tpuroen $1,000 unb fur bas SSeu.
eroepartement 5000 BON anoeren 8ers
wint9unaen transfeIlrt.
Sonli puroen bereite fIiber ertpGbnte
Veroronunsen uno Sei9lGhe pieoerSe'
faut.
Common @puneiI, 8. Nob.
StaotanipaIt burns CAB Elm @utabs
ten ab, baB Der Stabirntb fem 8eai
babe. fir irseno ipel1e @rtraa,beitsn
su beSlbIen ooer cine pabn lautsnoe
8eloronuns su paifircn.
gne Serorenune pailirte erite unh
atpelte 2elunq, peIbe bic @ebibren fir
Wahersebrau6 feitiest.
DaS 8srfabren oeS Select Gouns
ciIs. bic 9lnnabme beS 9lnesbotes iiit
ftdotif4e Bombs beirsfenb, ipurOe gut.
sebeiBen.
Sine HefoIution berIanet 9Idne unt
8Oitenabsri6ldse fur 9oRenpfl fllIterune
uno HnnltelnieBune an NitIsion Npes
nue.. SrOOf uno Bred Sirab,n.
9ln boS StrnBencomite peribieIen
ipurbe elne 3efOIutlon, nel6e bic
@runobeiiBer an Gebar Nptnue sur 9l.s
peairuna aufforoert.
Glns RsiOlatipn paiiirte, mad mel.
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Mpptbeter.

Mpptbefer.
8. W. YUutpn,. Rstifamtnte irbei
Art 39 gafawanna apsnue.
Gbto 3. 8rands, 0sutlGm @ppibs.
ter, 223 gDpcmins Apenue.
Gisarrrns 6abrisant.
u. R / d m n, bic bsIiebten ,.Nlfunlp"
uno ,,8ia Jtins Giaarren ale Sorten Ia.
BAT uno RauCbnartifel, 5l,1 eddamanna Npe.
Dampf' unh aBaifersfeitunsen.
Somes 3. eapler, plumbing Grprt
Gfr WpOmins glps. uup einOsn Sraee.
Semitic. Srudbt unb 0luffern.
Spltpb Stttnger, Aulfsrn In ieber
art subsreitet 511 9adawanna Apenus.
Groceries une prpuilIonen.
9e@toIb, 8raubpp & Co., (Ha&-
fcssr BON SsapIs & StssI), 1l6 penn slps.
S6lGser unb SEAL "a radapan. a
live. has bsriibmte Nbits Sponee Nrbl.
Grsb. 8 DibmapsI DslifatslIen,
$50 eadapaHna NUsnue.
Serrens@areerDbe, 9its etc.
Grauf .. GbriIftan, 205 9adapanna
apfnut, Bailey 6dus 5lrd.
eHubs unr etisfeIn.
8. 9. Dssfs g. Co.. 221 @pcmiua
ausnas. aut 8sporaturru prompt bsfOrst
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9pbe Barter 16Ott,eu

= gm SamItag 4benb llbr fiarI
in ibrer Wobnung an SIo Spoe Bar
Gpenue bic @befrau bes NbpOfaten 0
@aplorb 9bomas i'm @lter bon 30 Sab.
rem unb 9 Wonaten.
= Hibt Wi[Iiam, ioubern S6erifi
Robinion bat has Sommsr'i6e Wobns
baus an WaibinetOn Nuenue ansefauft
uno piro nod upr yleuiabr babin ums
3eben.
= Der Suaenbs 8erein Der Spbe
parf Bresbpterianer 8ude pirb am
Abeno bes Danfiasunsstaees, ben %.
Nop cine unterbaltuns Omit 9lbenbs
eiien) seben, tpO3u Alt unb Suns frsunb.
li9it eiuseIaben iinb. Das 8rosram
Oeripri4: elm fsbr Invertebrates 3u pers
ben.
= Ni6t unerbebIide 8erIebuneen
erIitten om Sreitos Wiaiam 9oDea in
benz Briggs S6o6t am gals uno
&iiden cur6 einen 8obIenfaa unb Der
2nabe Riharb Sones in Der @ontinens
tal @tube, Der nnter Die Gdrren aes
worfen uno cine Strede peit eefdIeift
ipuloe; er mar i'm @siidt uno an Der
Siifte perIebt.
Sn Der beuti6en gresbpterianer
@emeinoe in Spce Bart wiro felt Seps
tember cine tIeine Ap3abl 8inosr in Der
ceuti4en Spra6e unierrI9tet. in Der
9biibt, oie'elben fir ipdtsrbin su @es
@Ilebeln beranSubllOen. Wlit |
anfans 9iOpember If Serr 2ebrer
SrdBIe in bic S6ule einsstreten uno
Ieitet nun ben unietrtdt. DerieIbe 1T |
in prdftiider 2,brer, ipeI6er feline
1auSe 3eit Der SduIe piomen pirb
Semelnoeelieoer, benen eS harum su
BUN 1T bab ibre &inoer i'm Oeuti6en
lnterrl6tet tperoen, iino freunDli9lt um
3uienounS berielben eiiudt.
a@- Sang neues @sf9meibe fiir
bel SO. SO. Berip, 303
5pruce Strabe. asa
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oas SefnItat Der ssablen

am 5. NOpsmber ioate ben RspubIifar
hern cine bebersieenspeitbe 8arnuni
geben, ii6 BON ieber 8erbinbuns mi
prObititioniiten unb SOnntassfdnati.
fern IosSuiassH. DaB Stuoten ipi'
geeip gorf, g,tp Serfsp, MorpIunb.
8irsinien, NiifOuri uno Dliiiiiiippi
bemofratii6 sesansen iinb, mare am
@noe nidt Su pertpuncern, benn ea
iparen bieie nod ME iOeenannte repu.
bIifanii6e Staaten. @enn aber repus
bIifanlide 8Olmerfe fpie Obio unb
Sona, bic felt nabesu 80 Snbren ibre
3reue burd uneebeure Msbrbeiten fir
bic repubIifanii6e Parte, betpieien, ii6
in Die &eiben Der @esner ftsasn, 10
iolte biss felbit bic bartnddieiten Did,
fopfe sur 8eiinnuns biinsen unO gum
Hahbenfen.
Sn Soma bat blS briiden6e, iafame
PrCblbitionesei,b bic N,eoerlaee Der
bort NIT ben Qemperensle,n pelbiinbes
ten Hspubllfaner bsrbeie,fub,t. Ohio
but atpar fein a,toblbiionseeIeB, nber
man bate rot fiitsl6 perlu6t, bic 10.
genonnien bIauen Sonntaessei,Be BE tpie=
Der in 9raft su feben. 10 fp,alea in
Cincinnati. Die 9Intpprt Iieb nicbt
lanse auf ii6 parten: 9Intait elmer
r, publlfaniihen Mebrbeit bon 5 5000
Stimmen. fur tpelbe Samllton Gountp
Gin BEN Cincinnati Iieet) itsts gut mar,
CAB es biesmal cine bemofratli6e Mas
io.itdt bon 1000 Stimmen, aIio elm
nmi&puns BON ettpa $4,000 Stimmen
bier aaein
Sn Soma fpie in ObiO paren es bic
Oeutfden, tpeIde ben AusibIas seee.
ben baben, unb nit bem 0olum oerieI.
ben bat bic repubIifani6e 9artei su |
re9nsn; benn mas fie bort seiban, !
fbunen iie fait in iebem Siaate Der
Union tbun. Die Mebrbeit bat am
Stimmfaiten erfIdrt, oab iie Der etpisen
Brobibiticnss uno SonntassnbrseIeien
mtlbe lit, unb bic Deutfden fps3iea ba'
ben 8e8eist, bob iie lieber Diann fir
Wlann bic repubIlfanii6e 8artei pers
la6en, als fib oriidenpen 3manesses
feben fiieen. Inter Oieien umltdnoen
mare eS Der refine Selbitmoro, ipenn bic
republifanlide 9artei perfuhen iulIte,
iid an bic 8tobIbitioniiten uno Spnns
ta8sfanatiter an3ulebneu = ie eber uno
freimiitbiser iie bieie linfs Iiesen Idbt,
oeito eber tperosn bic Deuti9sn ais
treue 8unOtssenoiien iid ibr tpisOer
pilIie anidIi,ben.
Nir betra6ten feiner 6as &eiuItnt
Der @abl als ein glusDrud bes Mibs
trauens eeeen bic {, ,6mmeInoe Sarriion'.
f6e Nbmlniitration uno ibre 9lnbdneer
bonn S6Iase bss ,,alerdriitIi6Iten"
Sonntassitul 2ebrers Nunamater,
beren i6einbeiliees @ebabren ieren Der.
ntinfti9en Wieni6en nit @teI erilaen
mub. Sn 8rsinien, mo Auop uno bic
8eeieruness Waf6inerie benz Stdnfer
Mabone allen mbsIi6en @Orf6ub lei.
iteten. par bic 9iiebtrIase Der 8spubli.
faner gerabe3u cine bernIttenoe = Der
DeutI6ite Sepeis fur unisrs 8ebaups
tung.
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Gunmpre.

SufoIse elmer @eri6iebuns in be
Spencer 9rube muBte am Montae bi
4rbeit 3eitpeiIis eineeiteIlt fperbeu.
= Dos bemofratii6e 9idet bat bie,
cine Nsbrbeit bon ettpa 100 Stimmer
erbaIten.
= Die bieisen 9drser MAIDEN nit
benz Staotratb semeinfdaftli9e Sa6e
fir 5efere 26i9uorri9iunsen, bod 1T
bis bato ni6ts oefinltip bei4lohen.
= @s fommen bier nur nod perein.
SeIte Sale bon DipbtberiIis Dor, 70 bab
man bic @picemie aIs seidpunpen bes
3eidnen barf.
= Ser Treiberfnabe Tbomas Quinn
erbieIt am Samitas 4beno in Der Sobn.
ion @rube 8erleBuneen bur6 einen
Barren, aus oeiien 3dbern Elm SIos
made oas SperrbcI3 se3osen batte.
= Senrp Conn, 8ormann am 8unfer
Siu BREEDER, tpuroe am Sonntas Wlor.
gen toot in feinem Site gefunben. 81
fpar auseni6einIi6 in gutter @eiunos
belt su 8ett sesuneen unO erIas einem
oer3dbeI.
= Die 8urtpd pHanss III ausse,si&net
als Niertn-H -HesuIuror unp bic Wiihung, be
Iannt alS BurpOd Slroo 9ittrs, pirp nidbt
ibsrhcHen bsi aranfbsit.n Der Nierfn, 2sbsr
inb bes Slulss.
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Gin Wnnn, Der 40 Sabre Rsbi,in prafti,iri
bat ioate call pOn 3udr untsrfbeiosn fSn
nsn; le't, nae tr Iast
3pleNo, O., San. 10. 1887.
frn. 8. s. Cheney g. Go.-Dieine eerren
SD bin felt 40 5abrsn meIf in err aaasmei.
nsn drltli&sn praris ssipsisu, unb mU6ts ia
gen paB in al mel sr praris une Grfdbruua
i'd ME ein prGpaIat asisbsn babe ras i6 nit
10 pisl 8rrtrauen In GrfOls psrI6rribsn fonntr,
ale 5all's 8atarrb Sur, fabrisirt ron
9bn,n. Sabs fs gar piele Nals psrl6risbsn.
unc 5brt 0irfuns il punpnpol, unb mDhte
anm SGIuB iassn. pab i'd nod sinsu 6aII ron
8atarrb su fnosn babe, esn it nitt furirsn
piiree, psnn man Iit ben anwsiiunssn semGe
sinnGbmr. Sn Wabrbsit psr 9briee
Z. {. e3orIu6, M D.,
Sjffiee 2i5 Summit Ctr.
gDir polIen tinbunptrt Dollars fir jtren
1aa pom aaiarIb ssben, Der ni&t nit Sills
aatarrb Sur eebeilt ptrpen fann. Snntrlih
genommen.
s.. 8 6bsnsp & 60. Gissntb SOisep, 8.
p6s- 8srfauft pom Apcibttrn, rs @.
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der bic Bride an SpetIanbftrobe bon
65 auf 20 5ub perIdneert tperben ioa
Sine @erOronuns ipeilt RE Del. &
8. So. on, an Der 8ne Strabe une
Npomtns 9Ipenue &reusuns S6ub.
barrieren Su erri4ten.
Ter StaotannaIt ipnro Sur1 cine
&eicIuiiOn um gIusfunft eriu6t, OBJ bic
in 1890 su eripdbIsnben 9lHeHoren elm
NiitBment ;u MAIDEN bditen, Ooer Oh
6aS 1889 Nfebmenr elm breiidbrises
isi. (@s mar aasemein 10 peiitdnOsn,
bab bus Siesidbriee elm brsiidbrises
AiIebment mare.
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@rOb,
Toitrr
& g.,

SpeSiaI. .Ierfauf bon Oamen.,
Mdoden. uno &inber Sadets
(einfah ooer nit 8eit. Yoroertbei.
len), g(elumarfets, 9Iiid &0den
uno @raps uno perSierten &lei.
bunasitiiden bon uniern eienen
auSidliebliden Muitern, uno ionit
niraenoS 5u finben, aIs nur bel
uns, 81 Rreiien, Die ieoe &onfur.
ren5 melt binter fid lafien. Oab
mir in oieier Saiion oen srobten
uno beitailortirten 8orratb bon
GloafS in Der 9anSen Stabt fiib.
ren, wiRen slae re1t gut; uno
lpenn ibr e8 nidt ipibt, 10 fra9t
cure gia6barn, Die meroen eu6
10 ia9en.
@ir offeriren ferner in gerbin.
oun9 nit obi9en:
200 Combination Ores Suits
bon unierer ei9nen egflufipen SIM.
portation al bemerfenSipertb ME.
oriaen Rreiien, neil iie Siemli@
ipat ein9etrofen fino.
eaibmere gioeroopn ipie aud
Rlilib &ode fur &inber BON 3
gu II Sabren, NIT gu alien pai.
lenoen Silten, gu uniern setpobn.
li6en populdren 4Sreiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

= @ebmiitbis iast bas sroBe eng.
Iii6e reputIlfaniids Organ pes NOrbs
iptitens, bic ,,@bicaeo 3tibune", su
oem Iussanee Der Nabl in Obto /:
,,Das tOmmt ron bem Seriuhe, bic
Deuii6eu. Die i9on su SulluS Gdiars
3eiten Bier eeirunfen boben, iibsr
gta6t gu neuenalifden PurItanern ma.
den gu wOIen. "-Sa, pas tommt oas
nm
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@anne Gpuntn..

= Sn @opne County tpurbe bas
ean;e bemofratiife 9ifet ertpdblt.
8lsIer erbieIt 300 Mebrbeit, Serter fur
@ounipibabmeiiter ebeniooieI. uno Sam
fur Aiiociate Ri9ter etipa 1000 Webrs
belt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-14

= Stoatsi6obmeiiter 8iHiam 9.
Sart ftarb 6reitaa um Mtttsrna6t in
SarriSburs, na6oem er um baIb 10
nbr BON einem S6l sanfaae betrofftn
tpcrosn mar. Gr beiu4te nod am Gage
baS Shabamt.
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DeuffdbeS
|bOtOgrapbie 0ci9dft
$einricb Tren,
AL 2adaipanna 9lpenue, Scranton.
Denff4eS

@ir tuo auf ros Rsfte einssridist fur I'm
fertieuns eoer art pboioarapbfde. arbeiien
ipie Rortraii Rbotograpbien IN beisbiaer
Grobe. 6amlIisH. uno 0ruppenbilrer Sduier.
uno eanoidaftsoufunbmen, @eprSouifionen
BON 1iINerr, Grapon.Bortrairs squdreaeu
Oslgemdloe Vouean.Biloer u. 10. 8u.
frieOsniteae noe albsiteu bel mdbissu Preifsn
lpirh Juesf&ett.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Mary Anderson, the actress, sailed for
Europe yesterday.
In Australia rains, which have been OF
great benefit To crops, have fallen.
IL Is said the sultan OF Turkey has dis
covered q plot 10 depOse him, and 10 place
his brothers. heir on the throne.
1t Is rumored at Berlin that the German
man-of-war Olga, which was beached in
the recent storm at Apia, has been re-
hoated.
The prlyy council has reversed the decl-
sion OF the Canadian court which had de.
clared that metals discovered on the coast
OF British Columbia belonged 10 Canada.
Trutee, one Of the largest grain dealers
In Berlin, has suspended payment: liabili-
ties, 6,00O,0O0 marks The failure affects
the corn exchanges of Vienna, Pesth, Am
sterdam, Paris and New York.
On the Paris bourse yesterday Compton
des COmpte closed at l25 francs; SOcieta
des Me;aux, 25 francs; Rio Tinto, 29e
francs. Az London copper closed at SAL 10
cash, and $40. 10 for three months.
Four large rifles for the new cruiser
Charleston have been finished and sent on
their railroad trip 10 San Francisco. Their
carriages will be completed In two or three
weeks and will be sent along Immediately
afterwards.
The recent hurricane In the South Pa.
cific caused great damage on the island of
Tahiti. Parts OF the island were sub.
merged and many people drowned. On
the island OF Tonga the hurricane created
great havoc. Thirty persons perished.
At the northampton and Pytchley hunt
spring meeting the Ascot plate for two
year-0ld, five furlOngs, was won by Alya.
The great Northamptonshlre stakes, one
and three-fourths OF mile, were won by
Claymore.
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SAFE AT BRUSSELS.
BouIanger Concludes Not 10 stand Trial
Before the Senate.

BouIanger Concludes Not To stand Trial
Before the Senate.
PARIS, April 3.-Gen. Boulanger has is
sued a manifesto from Brussels 10 the
French people. lie says he will not sub
nit to a trial by the senate, but he Is will
ing TO be- tried before a magistrate or jury.
lie says he will await the elections, which
will make the republic habitable, honest
and free.
The Presse says Boulanger left Paris al
the request Of friends, who were informed
he would be tiled by an exceptional tribu.
nal and would not escape alive. During
his absence Boulanger will continue the
struggle for a revision Of the constitution.
A rumOr is current that the government
Is about 20 Issue decree OF banishment
against Boulanger.
BRUSSELS, April 3-Boulanger and
Arene, member 0f the French chamber OF
deputies, arrived at Mons. Belgium, this
morning. They were met al the railway
station by kOchefOrt. The party repaired
10 the Hotel MonaTque, where they held a
conference.
Boulanger is stopping At the Hotel Men
gelle lie registered under the name OF
"Brun0." After conference with Roche
fort at Mons this morning he returned here.
A demonstration In his honor was made
both at Mons and this city. The lndepen-
dence Beige warns him his expulse from
Belgium will follow any intrigues on his
part against the French government
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PABIs, April 3.-Senator Naquet and
Deputies La Guerre, Laisant and Turquet
and Paul Derouelde, leaders Of the league
OF patriots, were arraigned for trial to-day.
fhe court room was crowded. Derouelde,
addressing the court, said the objects Of the
league of patriots were not secret He
claimed the use of the word "mObllIze." IN
the communications Uf members of the
league, did not prove the existence OF a
military plot. Notwithstanding the action
Of the government In dlssolylng the league
the organization would continue 10 exist
and would show its full strength whenever
II might be- needed. La Guerre, and others
OF the accused, followed with speeches
similar. They declared the motives OF the
organizers Of the league were purely pa
triOtic.
At the trial Of leaders Of League Of Pat
riots to day the neutrality-suspicious. accused
the league OF connecting itself with the
army OF the new party, denounced the
issue by the league OF its manifesto con
demniDg the b0mbardment Of the Atchioh
expedition OF Sagallo by the French ad-
miral. and declared the Issue was an act OF
stupidity. Laguerre, one OF the accused,
yehemently protested against this Ian
gnage. Naqnet, another Of the accused,
interp0sed with the remark: "l.et the as
slktant pr0cureur drivel on" The assistant
prOcureur demanded that Naquet be- com
mittsd for contempt The proceedings
created sensation. Naqnst finally with.
drew his objectionable exp ressiOn.
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April S-Secretary Blaine
has received information from Consul A lien
al Kingston, Jamaica, of the sale by the
colonial government 10 an American syn
dicare Of the entire Jamaica railroad sys-
TEN.
The commission 20 select site for a
navy yard on the north Pacific coast. has
returned 10 Washington. Its preside' l.,
Capt A. l.. Mahan, had an interview with
Secretary Tracy yesterday.
The contract for the construction Of the
machinery Of the armored cruiser Maine
has been awarded 10 n. +. Palmer a Co.,
at S735, 600
Collector Magone, OF New York, was at
the treasury department and had inter
views with Secretary Window, and Assist
ant Secretary Tichner. The latter said
Mlgone's visit related entirely TO the rou-
tine business Of his office. From other
sources II il learned that he placed his res
ignation at the secretary's disposal.
II Is understood w. o. Bradley, Of Ken
lucky, has declined the COrean mission. To
which he was nominated few days ago.
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BEFORE THE COMMISSION.
Sir Charles Russell Presenting the Case for
the P.rneliites.


the PsrneIiites.
LONDON, April 3-The Parnell com
mission has resumed Its sitting. Sir
harles Russell opened the case for the
Parnellites, his remarks thus far being
characterized with singular moderation.
He declared the testimony of the $40 wit
nesses for the Times Irrelevant; admitted
that crime prevailed In Ireland 10 a greater
or lesser degree and said the collapse In
the matter Of the alleged Parnell letters
abolished the plth and marrow OF the in
quiry. The court was asked by the Times
for an indictment Of n whole nation, a pro-
ceeding which Burke declared unfeasible.
Judicial rules were invalid when whole
people moved. Thoughtful minds were
pertinent Of home rule In Ireland.
When the Parnell commission met this
morning Russell resumed his argument In
behalf Of the Parnellites. He coDtended
the objects OF the Irish National League
were justifiable before God and man. The
Issue before the commission depended upon
the proof that ParDell and his colleagues.
under the cloak Of the land movement, had
planned murders and 0utrages. II no such
evidence was produced the commission
must declare the accused men, who were
earnestly endeay0ring 10 lift an lntolersble
burden from the shoulders of their coun.
trymeD, innocent
The examination Of Parnell is Fixed for
Tuesday next