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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
AHorIo EXPLORATION.
an expedition 60 the East Coast O
asFRan IA .,I

a
Greenland.
The disasters OF tho De Long expedl-
ton In 1881 and OF the Greedy expedition
In 1889 have until recently discouraged
adventure In the Arctic regions. Dr.
Nansen's journey across Greenland last
year was the first indication Of revival
In the exploring spirit. His success In
that expedition encouraged the younv
bwede, unfortunately, TO the holder mn.
derthking of penetrating to the pole, and
he will next spring start on his Journey.
taking the route attempted by DE Long
with such lan.entable results. Meanw lie
another Arctic adventure will be in
progress on the east coast of Greenland.
Lieutenant Ryder Of the Danish navy
who ia we'll known for his admirable snr'
veys of the west coast Of Greenland, will
next year, under the auspices of The
Danish government, study and survev
the east coast between Goth and 73i de-
grees OF north latitude. Most of that
coast is practically unknown, owing 10
It's unacceptable character. It will aot
enter into Lieutenant Ryder's plan TO
make record of near approach TO tina
pole. As long ago as 1870 land was sean
far to the north OF the lisutenpnt's pro.
posed Held of operations. The German
North Pole expedition OF 1869 10 sur.
Veyed the east coast of Greenland as far
north as Cape Bismarck-a point much
nearer the pole than Lieutenant RYDER
proposes to reach. The unknown region
to be studied by the Ryder expedition
extends from Franz Josef Fiord south.
ward to Cape Brewster, on the 10th
parallel of north latitude. Sooresby. IN
1914, while hunting the walrus, made A
rough map OF the outer portion of this
coast line, but he did not push into tho
deep lords between Scoresby Sound
and Franz Josef FioHd. The more soutb.
ern portion of Lieutenant Ryder's heId
OF operations has bsen ottener visited.
but no tolerably accurate map OF it exists
Coal has been found there with exoellent
olays, sandstones, &c., to say nothing Of
such game rs the white bear. reindeer
musk OK, hare and snow fowls. AT Game
Stewart house will, IL possible. be
erected as starting point for expeditions
In all directions. One of the obieots 10
De mad IN view il to determine whethar
there 10 connection between Dayy'a
Sound and Franz Josef Fiord. Another
Is to ascertain whether, as has been aup-
posed, there is an isolated tribe OF Eski-
mos lnhabitlng this region, EskinIos were
round there by Olavering, but at the
time OF the German expedition they ad
disappeared. The Ryder expedition will
consist OF nine persons. Tney will be
equipped with three boats, ~ feet long
aud six feet wids, and an ample sup Div
OF sIeds, tents, snow shoes, besl des
material for house End observatory. IL
VIII leave Copenhagen in June, 1891, and
VIII be on the Greenland coast for two
years II 1t has good luck. II jt has bad
rule, apparently, in arctic OK
or four years may pass
before the members OF the expedition can
xpeot to see their homes. Should the
expedition accomplish all its hopes, it
viii ON its return show the world an out
ne map of Greenland complete, except
p respects Its supposed north. eastern
Iorner.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
GAZE or THE INSANE.

io7 Patients Cared FOR In the state
HOspiial-A Projected Extension,
The monthly meaung OF the trustees
OF the State Insane Hospital was held
\ IhurEdsy.
Dr.. hlchardson, the superintendent.
reported SIX patients admitted during
August ami nine discharged. Two pa
tients died. airs. Rebscca Blackwell,
aged 65 years, and Robert l. Prattes,
aged 50 years.
Tbs inmates at PRESENT are as follows
White males, CT; white females. so: Total.
1l7i colored males, Is; coiorsd females,
III total, "a; grand total, l57. Number
officers, 3; employees, 0 e males. 3 fs.
males; attendants Ia males, 4 females.
pr. Esther L. Blair Mattness mas re-.
signed mr. position as assistant physician
in consequence Of i'll health.
Preliminary drawings, for the contem.
piateu improvements wera submitted BY
baksr u Dallett Of Philadstphis. They
provide for new wing to the main
binding 2OVx36 feet, two stories and
basement to contain 80 cells, lauu dry,
boilers and an amusement hall. Also a
mortnary chapel, vault end pnst-mor.em
room in one building; residence FOR the
superintendent; Il stable and wagon house;
q laundry OUTFIT an electric light plant.
The figures on the estimates we're high
and the new wing and electric Light plaut
Will be abandoned at present The othe,
improvement, are considered Absolutely
necessary and it was informally decided
TO ask tins Legislature for an additional
appropriation Of S25,000 to carry them
out. Consideration was then postponed
for month.
The moathly pay roll Of $l45, 81 was
passed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
4 ONE. sIprp TRADR.


-~NNN - AhFHN NEHhty hTtneF Failed
Z" tind the Farm nae Traded tor.
suit has been instituted IN PHILADELPHIA.
John NJ. Williams u Kent counfy Dsis'
ware, AGAINST Reuben b ringer Of Monroe
county. Pa, % recover dlmAgss for alleged
irandnent proc odings IN an exchange OF
farms.
On September On, 1885, MIR. Williams
agtead NJ exchange farms with Mr. Berlin
ger Inc IofmhE 5 Is ia Kent county, Del,
aoopt two-ald-a-hnf miles sou east OF
Milford It contains 1917 alres, an 1 was esti.
mated TO be- wort e. 900. Against It there
Wa, mortgage o. 50 00O. AZ this tina on
the exchange. the agsut says Mr. Bsrinper
declared t1at he owned property OF the
same number OF acres In Monroe county
Pa, Thirty acres OF It, he asserted
were clear, and tbs other 100 acres were
highly timberet, clear Of stone, ana al.
Joined a tract owned by one Joseph brown.
blK Blshkili creek, Il WAS declared. rgn
through the ptemlses there YVES n good
M q dam containing plenty Of FISH good
Running coutt ts had, and the wooded
portion ot tue oper y was vel q led with
PIX, hickory. ehHstnut and orhsr timber,
for the use Of which for raiiroad Ties a rail-
road mad already offered 5000
10 farther locate the place, the agent
AYERS, MT. BaringeT declared TINT the tract
was on the right side OF the ROAD fjur Intlea
rom Cresco the third or foul III station
aDpV5 otroulspurR. II had also bssl as.
sef..ed that Big BusaSi.l Greek furnished
motive power, there having besn once a
Iaill upon Il, which Was elmer destr ya1 by
tlrs or swept away by a fool. UD0n tbe
strength OF these representations, Mr.. vii.
llAms snYs, the exchange wa4 made and the
dte TO his owe tarm In Delaware turned
over 70 Mr.. Berlnger. when he undertook
however, the plaintiff claim, TO ia % .ct the
property for which he had made the ex-
ElhnEH. ma g0nlH find n stt ~
with the help II a boat.
He then had n conference with Mr.. Rsr.
niger which resulted ia both naking trip
foSarhar 70 The llAgsd site OF tbs Monr1s
county tract, and sven The owner could moi
point It ou-, III. latter explained, II Il
salh TINS state q facts by telling Mr,
Williams thai h" LAD never baeu 10 LOOK Al
the premises, bur depended together upon
the represen atlons Of man from whom
ne had bought t5em.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
MS SEAT DHoL4nED vAoSNr.
me Breckinridge Contest Eaded In
the Ef0use EbUr.dny


NAsnlNGtos. Il. O., Sept. 5.-Daspite the
strghs NpprM made by Mr.. BrecklnridVe
To-Day the House declared his seat vacant
by II vote ~ los to 60. Breckinrtdse was
accorded the loor, and he made a strong
atsum-nt 10 hls own behalf. He streuuou-ly
uenlr'i thht tue murders committed n the
second ARK nsas district Were political
MURDERS. Hts DISTINGUISHED and lam.Dted
opponent hal been iouly and UNANIMOUSLY
luuius sd. But no one had produced any
epluelos thAt Il was ia any sense the rs
sult or public antipathy or had come from
collective Or organized effort. The state OF
ARKANSAS bad tono ion times as much In
money and ctf1rr, IA It had ever done ba
lore, 10 detsci and punish the guilty. The
crime was stain upon the state and an in
Jury 10 ths state; aud as long as 1t was left
IN OBLIVION II WAS susceptible o. bAlng used
by INSCRIPTIONS men for political mn.
poses. BGi men VINO charged either on The
moor or tn tire press that the people Of
Atkansas; or ane Ffonp OF people repre-
7eutlng mat statr, had ever shown sym
patty with 'his imam Us crime. or that NJ
VT, hreckiLGld8e) had aug knowledge OF
", "a tbs reno e5t degree, uttered that
WHICH was coT1rdly ana mean aud that
which iheP knew 10 be lalse. democratic
applaussl
speaki4s Il the murder OF CLAYTON
(waom he claimed Hs bosom friendD h
sttd thst It had bseu stated that af;er mat
murder he Hh luli have resigned his scat
WHY SHOULD no have ttsiKnei? Ne knew
OF no Irhut 10 ths election which iEydti.
dated his election. To have resigned
would have bssn to say thar he believed
Clayton TO have been murdered 10 affect
the result OF tho election.
10 have Resigned would h8vs been 10
give force TO the charges made against his
People. Il was not proper or manly to do
so, The HOUSE OF Representatives was the
tribunal TO Inquire into the election. Had
ne Wltlu avn ne would have yaken the case
from Republican court the only court
which has any Jurisdiction over the ques
ION He then proceeded TO criticlss, III se.
we're Language, the action OF tho sub-coIn.
mittee, asserting that he had bssn denied
witnesses after he had baan promised that
tney would BIZ accorded him
Alter further severe comment unon the
COMMITTEES, be said In conclusi n; Come
70 your conclusion, and take an appeal 10
ne people regardless OF parry Ia the dis.
trlct have the honor TO repres ,nt. ON the
troAd ground OF common honesty. and In
November they will reverse both your con.
G.nsljn and the method Of your conclusions.
| Democratic applause
mr.. Dhizel Of Pennsylvania, then made
No closing speech, Ia which he declared
mat common decsney and law, IN Justice to
! ne pnbllc, demanded that the seat should
20 DECLARED vacant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
TWO srRANaH rKInNns.


A Hornet thai Pays DniIy Fora.tne
Sisits 10 "a Wilmington Lawyer
office.
There is lawyer in the city who has q
hornet for chum. The big insect is
lmost daily visitor to tAe office. Should
alters be present talking oontid ntialIy
on business matters there is a sudden
Whiz and bang from side to side of the
room. Mr.. VegpR Orabro, that is to say
the hornet, has jus. paid his visit in sud
Den aerial flight through the open door
way. The visitor 1.-THE human onsj ID
scared almost to death on recognizing
what made the noise. Bus the lawyer is
not. He knows II ia his old friend the
hornet coma in for his daily food.
He comes regularly foraging for his
dinner. And now he is dashing impetu-
ously back and forth in gradually short.
entng chords in front OF tho two win
doWs. Watch his tactics. His presence
has caused the greatest CONSERVATION
among the big colony of houstflies bAsk.
Ing in the sunny window corners There
ia panic among them. They buzz
loudly, dashing up and down in frantic
movements a. their relentless enemy
draws nearer At each sweep OF bis d light.
Undoubtedly the hornet is closely scam
ming the pack OF Il es in order to select the
plumpest and largest among them for his
prey.
There he goes with bump at the win.
dow. There Is mamentary struggle
and one almost fanries hs hears 8 squsal.
The hornet has secured his dinner. In
one wide circling sweep OF ais plnions he
sails proudly around tho room and bears
OF the fated tiy to the ueighboring aud or
paper nest where Mrs. " UrabEo grimly
awaits her apouse's arrival.
The lawyer Informed the reporter that
he often INDUCES himself Watching tho
hornsts antics. Sometimes he comes In
purely for neighborly visit or else With
. wicked feeling OF spite against the poor
fat lies. He amuses himself for tivs min I
utes Just soaring them and then Hits off |
without taking amy prey. 1t can gsnee- /
ally be told, however, when he 10 hungry. |
Then he comes in with loud lmpetnons
hum and dashes straight for the fiiss.
Once by accident he was shut in the Office
all night. The lawyer found him in tie
morning flying around the room III very
bad temper.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
RON ~ NKonD ooNFnRENon.
Preachers Put Their Congregation
10 Sieep-CharKes OF PingtarIsut-

Preachers Put Their Congregations
10 sieep-CharEes OF PinKiarisui--
Qutt the Cloth for the Pow.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-There was a lively
time at last evenings session Of the Afri-
can M. X. Zion Church conference. The
church steward complained bitterly that
many ministers were n 4 turning O proper
amount into the general fund, although
they don't fail to collect their own sal
aries. He named three pastors, and an
uproar followed. After much talk the
presiding bishop, Lomax, took the door
and scored the delinquents. He added:
unless You oil collect and pay in your
proportion to the general fund, you will
compel me to leave some OF you ut homs
and get younger men who, perhaps, can
not preach as we'll, to take your places.
"The difficulty with oolored ministers is
that they too often preach about what
they do not understand. They take
somebody's book aud write from it
long sermon and they stand mp and read
firstly, thirdly and twenty. secondly
Laughter and shouts of that's it'll and
finally your long-wlnded sermon blows
out OF the window, your congregation il
asleep; there ia no interest In the church
and you collect no money. You should not
borrow long wlnded classical sermons.
Leave that to the high toned white min.
listers; preach something that you under
alan = and YOU vii have no difficulty in
having good congregations, who will pay
literally TO the church. But you think
II all right 50 long as you find somebody
to sit up and say amen Even il they
do not understand what you are saying
and you do no t understand it yourself. |
II you cannot manage yout churches yon
should go at something else. Get young |
mnle and go 10 plowing."
Voice-"Now you are talking" and up
'oRrious laughter
Several ministers wiLhed to reply, but
8 shop Loma1 declared the conference |
adjourned until to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
A PHILADsApHIA FIRE.
Heavy Loss By FIamos-A business
tktOck {.nttesl.


PHILADELPHIA, sept 6.--Shortlv after 4
O'Clock this evening flre broke out IN the
b II ding extending from Nos. TO IS South
| Eighteenth street, this city, occupied BY
the Pyle Knoder Baking Company and
q. Il. milford, manufacturing chemist, and
before Il was rxttnguished property to the
amount OF $l65,O00 was destroyed. The
4 loss 10 about half covered by insurance.
most OF the policies OF which are held BY
home mpanies.
! The building In which the FIRE started
was two story brick aud embraced mum
oers I 6 8, 10, IL, II, lG and IS South Eleh-
20 nth street, and extended back along d
small strset until II connected with the rear
OF 1916, 1918 and 1870 Marketsstreet form
Ing huge l. Muliord's laboratory was on
the second q or of q portion OF the building
and the flames were first discovered there
an alarm was promptly turned In, but be-.
Iora the engines arrived on the scene the
whole bull ling was one mass OF flames.
me baking company had Just gotten In o
STOCK OF goods, including number Of bar.
rels OF lard, aud these, together with the
hour and chemicals In the laboratory, made
blHzs, against which the nremen were
poWerless to contend. A second al arm was
struck and whom the extra engines arrived
the hremen turned their attenti u to saving
tue adjoining buildings, Torrents OF water
were poured from 81 lines of hose. hut still
the IRE spread, bpflilng all their efforts,
and Tor time Il looked Ms II the whole
block Of buildings might go.
Tbs names ate theft way through the
back aud front OF the battling and tins rear
OF 1915. 1918 and 1870 MArRef -tresr to
gether with tbs whole OF the Eigheeenth
ttfeet front was soon on fire. But by this
time the water thai WAS being poured on
tns burning structures began To have its
tHset, ami the flames made III llttls hsai-
WdS towsris ntrstI stcse-. o. Elghteenth
t'rsei they had test theft h.rcans5s, and
were dying a@aY rom Il lacs Of tuel 10
I 81 them. After three hours hsri 4 I'M
Ing the tlre department gur the Il lmes
under control.
The beavlest leases by the Are ara the |
Pyle knodler Company and Mr.. Mulford. |
lls baking company was one OF the lar est |
In the city, and daily baked between 10 600 |
2 "a IL 900 loayes og brent. Their loss is |
80, 900; insurance f35 900. Mr., Milford |
said bis ioss was $40 900, on which he mas |
M Insurance Of tl1 900. q. h @. II. Sim. |
mons who occupied 1916 aud 1878 liarket |
street rs grain warehouse, hal thelr STOCK
lAmaEed TO tbs extent OF $4,000, No a |
soulh Eighteenth street was occupied hy
Eur W. EcEel, printer, VITO lost IS, DOC, and
NO. was occupied by John q, Ssemiller.
lpholsterer. His loss Is SO, 900. All the
buildings that ware on tiUe are owned BIZ
y. ID. f0lier and are valued AZ AIS. 900
NJ; Fuller's loss will Le about s6O, 900, on
Nnitn ne haH an Insurance OF S1OO, 900 The
luualuR IL which tue fire started was com
'letely Quilted and will have 70 bs rebuilt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11

The De.eware bsmor.at says; Edifor
u. L. Hynson Of the Milford .Setr, 4sd
AdseTtfssr is 10 luck Through ths
efforts o. Senator higgins lie las in 4
been appointed to sn s 800 clarkshtD IA
Washington.
In the late unpiessnntusss in Milford
occaslonsd By Seustor Higgins anubbing
the residents Of the town in selectipp a
postmaster, Hyuson stou between
Anthony and his RnRered Repnbtioan
friends. The Ghtonicis boldly dalle ont
and denounced Higginisu as Judged by
the sample given the people Of Milford
as rang sni insutfsrabie outrage. Rgn
5on IN the must ssryile way defended
Accidental AltEony'sn gross inal1t TO
the hepua.caLs OK the town Hyu.9u
now gets his "a Fsri
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11

Hti'tor Idzthe & Journal An editorial n,
your paper "a day or two ago rAgretfnllv
STATED That there was dimIuttlop OF Infer.
-, and falling of 10 attendance AZ ina
Wilmington Fair now beins held, ia com
pared with that OF one year ago. 1t IA too
lhls now 10 help matters 81 far as the
present season Is concerned, but It is NOT
too late to study the causes n the marapers
uesire 10 prtpetuate 1t. l. Is a Renerallv
accepted fact that he Burlington eountv
MT. Holly, N. J.,) fair IL always varS ana,
gtsstnl, while thus far, the Wilmington
Fair has not been. Now the question is
why this thus. think New CASTLE county ia
ns r,eh hlhnclaily as Burlington county,
anu nus SOL that ID In every way as pro.
nHe we, while the people ara as Intelligent
hnl Pntarprlein2 As any OF their rpighhora
OF the surrounding states. Mt. Holly Il
only H'Rood slzet town, and cannot at ali
eompa with Wilmln ston In the matter al
ATTRACTIONS outside Of the falr, or N ira
proper entertainment of guests
still DIT Holly snceaeda and Wilmington
lalis. Why Well, he writer thinks Ii Mi
question n management 50 far az the
General public here IL concsrned thev
hardly know, in fact don't know a fair Sss
been IN operation ia Wilmington this Week
20 th"v HanW one f going to 10 held IN
Slt' HOLY mex weekH Well, should saw
70, lhHy can't enter railroad station
lerry house or market house without soein1
me aNnGsr3 hunE up Tor the public TO hslp
themselves to. large and handsomely an.
gravel and priGtoj posters adOrn our
streets. Attractive "ads.o appear IN the
leading dailie' aud to sum IN. vspons
plasteTed all over with posters, and with
drums and othsr instruments lnalds them
ar driven all through our stree.s.
NOW, please don't think am drumming
W business for tbs papers, for have no
connection WITH any Of them, but I do
recognize th1 fact that II pays 70 nse
printers ink libe-ally, and would most re'
spectfnlly suggest that the managers Of tbe
Wilmington fair next year rlye II n eood
trial. M .Wrt Srssro, . soou
PHILADELPHIA, September 9th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
rEknIrIo M. sroRn.

u hhins All crops spared Ivy mo
DTough Utter DesututiOu.
Devils LAKE, N. D., Sept 6.-The
worst ha'l storm oa record occurred hero
last evening. and oil crops IN this county
that were spared by the drought aud
ready tor hArvegting were utterly ruined.
For an hour huge hsil stones fell smash.
ing viadows in every house in the oiiy
ans diving their sfffghted occupants to
tho cellars for snsl'er. The sx'4nt OF
the damage cannot ever be- estias 81. but
ONE thing is certain, tbs destitution OF
last year viii bo totally ecllpsed by that
OF last winter
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11

CHAMBERLAIN. z. b., Sept. Gone ct
the many Kumo.ing houses In 4arnsRo, a
now town Ia the Black Hills, was cleaned
out the other nigh. by two desperadoe IS
who entered the place, ono as the front
door and the other AZ the rear. Pulling
the'r revolver, they quietly remarked that
ihsY "kussEea they would take that
money" NJ cue inteltered ana S4iO was
tsSen by them, although there were over
~ men in the room a. the tine. The
g eyes were remarkably peTvy, and, al
Trough they were known, they made no
attempt 60 disguise themselves. After re-
es'Y'as the booty they quietly departed,
aad nothing has eieoa bsea seun OF them
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11

Police station Prisoner Make,
Two Attempts so Xiii Himself.
Joseph Holt, sttar ger claiming to
belong to the navy, was arrested for
drunkenness Wednesday, week and taken
to the police station
Shortly after II o'clock Holt broke A
pane pane OF glass in his cell window
and with piece OF the broken elags Al
tempted to cut his throat. lie had sue
eeeded in making slight cut under ms
left jaw, when Turnkey CaldWall came
along and stopped his murderous opera.
lions. he was then placed in another cell.
About l.3O O'Clock, hearing q nose Ia
Holt'H cell, Turnkey Caldwell went there
aud found the prisoner suspended from
the cell door, choking AMI gaping for
breath. He ut o3co opsned tue door
and cut the man down. Holt
had remoY 4 bis clothes aud fastsn.
Ing his underahtrt and drawers to-
gefher twisted them into thin rope. or
END of which he tied to the top OF we
door. By getting upon bench be .uc-
ceeded in tieing th9 other end arour hig
neck, after which ha jampsd rom the
bench. he was nearly stranglsd when
cut down, and had he been unob,erved q
Few minutes longer world Rave died,
de soon recovered and donn 1 his clothes
after which he va, closely watched.
Holt vss evidently insane, as the result
OF q long debsuah. He rs e stranger
here, and there are no papers about his
clothes by which he eau be- identified,
When arrsigned in city court Thursday
morning, on a charge Of drunkenness
Holt gave bis uams as Joseph Clark, and
The army instead Of the navy ea his
occupation. Ee is evidently 4 tramo.
He bogged hard to ce il "a. PROMISING
to leave the city forthwith, and had an
pRrently recovered frcm last nights
drunken deueutis, sentence .of al
hne and costa was imposed upon him.
which will keep MIN ip New CASTLE iAii
long enough to become thoroughly
s0bsred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
BlamnTcA,a In,ervIe.ver ,.o,, ,,an

Hamburg, Sept. G.-rhs Him5ur0ey
Ndclrichtsn says that Herr Abramayi the
Hungarian deputy who recently pub.
lished an account Of an interview pur.
porting TO hsv1 been had by him with
Prince Bismarck, but whose assertions
were rePudisted by the tx-chsncelor, and
who then published letter insisting that
his account OF the interview was correct.
ia suffering from nervous msnis. Ills
condition is such that II has been decided
that it will be necessary to place him in q
lunatic asylum.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11

PARIS, Sept. M. Msrmyix, the
author OF the revelations published in
thu Figaro, charging General Bonlanger
with attempting to betrsy his party, was
formerly editor Of the GJclrds, the organ
Of General Boulanse' ,hutis now attached
10 the staff o. the Fi5Gr0. The revsla.
tions have caused lnuch Indignation
among some OF the supporters of General
boulanger, aud seven o. his most ardent
adherents have sent challenges to fight
duels to M. Mermeix.