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titled that we have erns ~ a
dred l$70Ol Dollars l is.
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mining claim. near th ~ s..l' /
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county, Idaho. In ords, = . l.
under The provisions Il WI
sised Statutes Of The Unl,,s y
years yea. 1855, 1876, 1851, iss ss =
1891: That the ptono,,Is.
penditure due by you' r q Y
one,thIrd interest il !u
$233.3S}S. lawful u,oo.s !,
States, and II, within nin:s.'
legal publication Of ,his "
or refuse to contribute w. w
said expenditure, and I'm
this publication, The Nh II 's,l
come the property of ~ ~, "
der Section 1924. N
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Addros. # huol
boise county, Idaho.
June p. lS0i-R0i.
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Timber Notice

Notice is hereby given that on or abou,
october /, 1871, the undersigned will APP.
Ply 10 The Hon, Secretary of the Interior
OF the United States for permit to cur
TIMBER upon the following unsurveyed
p ollc lands. commencing at the north.
east corner If o. 5. Moore's farm, in Gar.
den valley, Boise county, State of Idaho
'hence running east one "a mile. thence
south one, half "a mile, thence wesr tn
Donald McBride's farm. thence north
one half 90 mile TO place of beginning
Inc timber | wis to cut is abou, ali nine
none less lhan one foot to be cut
c, THOMAS SHUT LIN
Garden Valley, State of Idaho. sep lin,
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was to the effect that Gee Gin came
to his death by cutting his throat
wilfullv, with raxer held in his own
hand, while lsboring under a tempo
rary fit of INSANITY.
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idaho Lodge No l, A. r. q A. !


Excelsier Lodge, No. 4, I. o. o. 7.
Holds Its regular meeting in Odd Eel.
lows Hall. at Centervilie the fist and
third Saturday evenings of each month.
All members in good standing are invited
TO attend. By order Of the n. g.
DANIEL JONES,
Secretary,
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Timber Noties,

- AAA80SA k0O3{,
On or about September H.
make application to the Hon
the Interior for permission 10
seven-tenths pine and threelss
less than one foot in diamelsI
lowing described unsurveyedI
Beginning IN a gulch that .
the center Of my ranch, al the
my fence crosses said gulcA,
ming one mile and a half 10
direction up said gulch and
of Il mile on each side ,hersl
being ON the south side Of th,l
of Payette river, two miles
above the ,arden valley bridg
South Fork of Payette.
Dan
Garden valley, Aug. q. Nv
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BOISE CITY AND NAMpA.
All orders will have prompt and caretu,
attention. FAIH u, nD,,
Notice,

NOTICE. Is herebs given that the under
s,ghed VII! apply to the Hon. Secre,arr
VI ,ne Inferior of the n,ted State far
,Si to cut pine and fir timber from
'na' part OF the unsurveyed public lands
situated in BOISE county. Stat Of 1 lauus
anu described as follows: Bepinpin@ an q,
n nosice on large blazed pine tree rnns; =, :,
one half mile north, thence ono III, unnine
thence one-half mile south tbanna west
nuruosa ' -, 70 tne point of beginning. The
used for lumber / n r. 20 DC
August 81, 1891, n-hhi'
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The County Commits toner's
Monday. Oct I2. 1891

D"ISe N"uHIi, SAC uf IdHlu. win
mel IN regular ssssifn at the clerks ottice
Ia idaho ciiy, on
Monday. Oct I2. 1891
All accounts or other matters co,n,,.
hei"re said Board should be flied two Ja's
prior 10 that time. 'aa
Al accounts and papers must be ieyal,,
serihed 10 insure action thereon. and NJ.
OIL " " be presented Unless all The fee.
are PAID ART. Gun INGHAM
Sept u, u. '
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TreasuI er's Notice.
xreasurer's Notice.

Ereasurer's Notice.
presentation @ =, Nv Warrants will be paid on
HOSPITAL FUYD-lsso
~ '4o- Favor OF Frank Cooner sooo ~
ROAD FUND-lss9
40 az Favor Off H. Miller s,o on
L. ii. Miller. A ~ ~
F. F. CHURCH,
Idaho c,, County Treasurer
'1'a0 Civ tdsilo. July 10, 1901.
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
A Christmas Tour.

Few popular objective points OF
pleasure travel embody the attractive
ness of Old Point Comfort, Va. Apart
from the interest that attaches to it as
a Government post, the historical as
sociations garlanded about its name,
it's magnificent drives, near and far,
its ocean front, and that mysterious
attractive atmosphere OF military life,
make 1t a most delightful place to
spend a few days pleasantly and pro
fitably.
At such time as the holiday season
there Is always additional gayety in
military circles, and nowhere Is it felt
greater than on this little neck OF land,
thrustlng itself out into the historic
waters of tho Chesapeake Bay.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will run personally conducted Christ
mus tour to Old Point from Philadel-
phia, December 26th, coveringn n period
of four days, at rate of $i5.
This rate for the round trip includes
railroad fare, hotel accommodations,
and all necessary expenses.
At same rate tickets, including one
days board only at the Hygeia Hotel,
will he sold good for return via Rich
mond and Washington by regular
trains within ten days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Ersnrs,Iutic Msetlnu..

A series OF gospel meetings will be
inaugurated In Hanover Church to-
morrow afternoon, with Union Sun
day school service, led by Major d. W.
Whittle of Chicago. At 7.30 p m., q
grand union gospel meeting will be
held in the Opera House. Major ID.
w. Whittle will conduct the service
and the singing will be led probably
by Prof. j. II. Burke Of New York, as
sisted by Miss Whittle, Miss Board
man OF London. and large chorus
choir. The public is earnestly invited
to this service.
Through the coming week services
will be held as follows:
Eachrafternoon at $ O'Clock in Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, a Bible Read
ing conducted by Major Whittle.
Each afternoon at o'clock In West
Presbyterian Church. ladies' meeting
conducted by Miss Whittle and Miss
Boardman.
Each evening at 7.30 o'clock in First
Presbyterian Church Union Gospel
Meeting, conducted by Major Whittle.
The singing will be under the leader
ship of Prof. J. Ii. Burke, assisted by
chorus choir.
Major Whittle is an evangelist of
great piety, and his labors in other
places have been much blessed. The
public is cordially invited to any oil
all of these services.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
The Cnlumbln nniIx Calendar.

An old friend in a new dress. and an
articles that has come to DO one OF the
lndispensables OF an editors desk.
comes to hand in the Columbia Daily
Calendar for 1892. The Calendar is in
the form of n pad containing 367 leaves
each 5IsX29s inches; one for each day
OF the year, to he removed daily, and
one for the entire year. Each slip
bears short paragraph pertaining to
cycling or some kindred subject. At
bottom of each leaf is blank for memo
randa. The stand Is an entirely new
departure, being made of sheet me-
tai finished In ivory black. and is very
compact. At the close of the year the
stand will be avallble for another pad.
This Is the seventh issue of this now
well.known Calendar, yet all of the
matter is fresh and new, and com
prises notable events in cycling. opin-
ions of physicians and clergymen,
hints about road making, and numer-
Gus other topics.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Afternoon Ten aud Fnncr Sale.

On Thursday afternoona meeting of
st. Johns Guild was held at tho resi-
deEce of Lewis Williamson. No. 1907
Market street. at which sale of fancy
Christmas articles was held, and a sub
stantiHl sum realized. An afternoon
tea lent an additional attractive fea-
ture 10 the affair. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. Leighton Coleman.
lott, the Misses Chandler, Mrs. Arson
A. MaLer. Mrs. Edward Painter. Mrs
Robert Miller, Mrs. L. Gardiner Littell,
Mrs. c. NJ. Bird, Miss Sarah Palmer,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Gruhb Mrs. 4. g.
Shortlidge A sale will be held each
week until Christmas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Fuuera, Of n. Mocsr.sr.

The burial OF Robert NcCarter,:who
died at the house OF his daughter Mrs.
John MeFarlin in New Castle. on Mod
day, took place on Thursday. The
services were conducted by Rev. Z. b.
Lightner, and were truly OF an impress
sive character. John McCann. L. L.
Eliason, Michael King and @. Ii. Clew-
ell acted as pall-bearers. Tho inter
ment was made in the Presbyterian
Cemetery at Christiana, In which vii.
lage Mr.. McCarter passed many years
of his life. The attendance was large
as the weather was pleasant and the
citizens generahy took this occasion
to render slight tribute to his mem,
ory, as well as show their apprecia
tlon OF his character.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
WRECKED ON THE RIVER.
Survivors of Tow of Barges Say Twenty
Were Drowned.

Survivors OF a Tow OF Barges Say Twenty
Were Drowned.
HAvERsTRAw, N. Y, Dec. 5.-The
storm in this city and vicinity last night
was terrific. A serious accident is re-
ported from the river. While the
steamer Townsend, of the Cornell Steam
boat company, was towing twelve brick
barges down the river last night severe
gale suddenly sprang up and struck the
tow on the Haverstraw bank, sinking or
overturning all twelve barges, which
were loaded with brick for the New
York market. 1t is stated that the
barges were manned by about fifty men,
thirty of whom were picked up by the
Townsend and brought to this place.
Those saved claim that at least fifteen
or twenty men are dr1wned. Two men,
Richard Maggie antkSharles Williams,
are known to be lost, having been seen
to go down by some of those who were
rescued.
Tugs are at all points along the neigh
borhood of the accident in the hope of
picking up any of the men who may
have been able to cling to the
bottom of the capsized boats, but
there is little hope that any of them will
be rescued. There is great excitement
in the village.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
A TRIPLE ooLr.rs1oN.
Half Dozen Killed in a WRECK In Con
necticut.

nectcut.
WoRcHRsTER, Mass, Dec. Especial
dispatches from Webster say that a
most terrible wreck occurred on the
New York and New England railroad at
East Thompson, Conn. The engine of
the Southbridge special was doing some
switching on the west bound track,
when freight 212, east bound, Conductor
DorInan, crashed into it. Dorman re-
ceived orders at Putnam to run on the
west bound track until he reached East
Douglas, and then cross over. A num-
Der Of heavily loaded cars were thrown
on to the east bound track by the shock,
and before the fagman could be sent
out the Long Island express, bound east,
came crashing on to destruction.
The catastrophe was further increased
by the boat express, which followed in
the wake of the Long Island, the engine
of which plunged into the rear end of
the latter, scattering destruction on all
sides. The three collisions occurred
within few minutes of each other. 1t
was long time before help arrived.
There were many injured not given in
the list who were treated in the houses
nearby, by Putnam physicians when they
arrived.
Five persons were killed outright, and
two have since died. Another was
burned to death in the smoker, which
took fire, and several others were seri-
ously injured, including at least one
fatally. The passenger engineer and
fireman are among the killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
513 SHIPLEY ST.

foME TO 500 King street corner 5th &
y King streets and see our Christmas
opening. We have all kinds of candy and
mixtures. which please the children. So
do those old fashioned sour balls and pea
nut candy from the puse food exposition.
Our panershcllod hlmonds25 cts a pound.
We have all other nuts for Chris mas,
Our mixed candy at 10 cts, is excellent.
All kinds of jelleys and cakes hand made.
Butter crackerS oyster crackers, 3 lbs. of
Trenton crackers 2b oents 5th and king.
We have the most OF our Christmas goods
at 500 King street. Have opened our new
tea for Christmas. You can Sc nd this ten
to your friends and know that 1t will give
satisfaction; can have 2 lbs. of tea and
nice basket for 81. Our coffee gives salts
faction, IL is cleared in the roasting and.
keeps you In good humor. Gladstone
Hour at 39 cts Il bag isgood; our new flour
at 81 cts. a bag makes white bread. Cod
tlsh is away up. so are our imported sar-
dimes, Sugar is about to take wings up
ward. We will make il up in dried fruit.
See those whole apples nearly as large rs
yonr head only l0cts. Pittcd cherries . los.
for % cts. Sweet cider for your mince
pies. Found a lot OF salt the bags are
eoiled. that i5all.that is the matter, will sell
il cent and cents bag. Brushes worth
25 cts. will sell for 10 cts We have the
best castle rock cheese and good butter
and fresh eggs ut 500 King street, Cor, and
5th King streets. Il. NJ. WIER. di.Gis
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Now Is the time to buy cheap piano
or organ at Red Mems Hall Piano
Wareroom.
a seNol.e storm.

Although the storm which visited
this city yesterday was, for time, one
OF the most severe of the season, there
was no damage done For time the
high wind threatened spires, chimneys
and unfinished buildings, but fortu-
nately they were able to withstand its
force.
A wire of the fire alarm telegraph on
Third street between Lombard and
Poplar streets, was blown down. caus-
ing number OF alarms to which some
of the companies responded. The
wind was accompanied by a heavy
rain, but about O'Clock the clouds
disappeared, and lastevening the stars
were shining brightly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Fire in the Pennsy's New Depot.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 5.-An explosion
of gas caused a disastrous fire at the
Jersey City terminus of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. The company recently
completed the magnificent train shed on
the grade with the steel elevated road
constructed from the river to Bergen
Hill, and were constructing new wait
ing rooms and ferry houses to CORE
spond. The explosion occurred in the
old wooden Office building, and the fire
quickly spread to the train shed in the
rear. 1t was suppressed by the com
pany's fire corps.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD

FFneuulc III tWeNb NOV. 10 lSilf
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
aExpress trans.
New York, week days E8Us s7I7, Il 20.
sIgjJ a.mi'l! "a ~ so. '5Ss, Il 81 n. m.
New hoLs: sunday ). ,aOt. = i, tIO 90 a,
M. 'le n, 'g ~, 1913, = ~ n. IN.
Boston, IS 90 u. M, daily. with Pullman
Bunet sleeping Cars. running through to
Boston without change via PonnhIceD.
sie Bridge; landing passengers in B. 4 NJ
PhiladeIphia, Week days, % 0s, q co. st5
Ill. u 40. 750. 's 10, 300, ~ 80, 10 00 'lU3G
III b2a. M, .la "A. o. 2 5l,s 05,l TO- Us, IS 81
9 e, 10, ssS 10 90, 10 70 p. N. s,. 49,
80, 9O5 10 %, l0a m, zig - 90. "a 1s 0j.
4lQ 50j,-5 - b4S,.7 80, 80, III on, 40 s5n, IN.
Chester, week days, y 0s. 90, q IS. Il II,
.I4o. % IS ., 900, % 90, loo. 80 81. III 81
2 u ~; ~ 90 10 5a SS5 g - No. @ o'. ''ss' 6iN
Chester. 81 e. SIN s1Sdays, q '30s % Gas, .7l-, 80
Pos. 40 aJ Il iOa. M, 90, p j 05.4 Io.5Oi.
= q, ~, y 81, 8 50, 1000, 40 IS D. IN.
Atlantic CITY, week davs, q II a. M,
/ 'l2 a $50 p. IN. Sunday, s7I7 a. M,
oo p' H. WEST BOUND.
Baltimore ana Washington, 454, 7hl
81. 10 o. Y NJ, az lO,'2O5, . %. .44O. '6!4
Baltimore and way stations. 5Os a. m.
Baltimore and principal stations ON
Newark, Del, y 81, %, IS a, 40 U6 a. m
2i0, 255 IAO '62i.7 S5, 81 81. II lOp p. IN.
daily.
Pittsburg, 4, a. m, q 40 p. IN. daily.
Chicago, IS 47a.In., Il 10 %. m. daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis, sls Id D, IN,
and 30 y. m. both daily.
Singerly accomm odation, I o. q. M, . 50
35 and ii 10 y. M, daily.
Landenberg accommodation, week
Idnys, 02, IL 10 a. M, IS nnd j5 p. m.
sundays, 30a. n. and 40 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET.
STATION.
For Philadelphia, week days. 3 81, 9 70
y a, 'S %, - 81, I'll rs q. M, IL ~ IS, 355
. % y. m. Sundays, 80 a. m.. Il A., 2I5
For Baitim ore. week days.5 s5. 6 30, IS ss
1888. ell IS II. M, . 40. p. m. sundays and
Baltimore and principal stations on
Philadelphia Division, 933 IA. m. daily.
exec pt sunday. sundays 25 n. IN,
For Eandenberg and way stations,
week days. 80, 10 50a. M, . As, 5 90 p. m.
Sundays. 95a. m. and 8 90 y. III.
Chicago aud PittsblrE, IS 20 n. M. daily
exc pt SUNDAY. 9 y 7; M, daiIy:
Cincinnati and Sc. Louis, sil35 o. M,
daily except sunday.
LEAVE PHlLADkLPHIAF FOR WILL,
MINGToN.
Daily, AIS. SO, 735, SIS, sto.'sa
10 90, III S5 a. m, 1900 noon, Il Is,
~ 30. 3 OO,'4slIL5,I ,I3o. .5i5. go. .j5l 8 ~.
.7 y. 10. 10 10, II 80 =. IN.
sll S5 n. IN, IL % noon, 50, ) 90 .4i5, 436,
s6 81, $50, '7a! $40, 1910. II 80 p. m.
Telephone No. 1913. .."
Ep- Rates to western points lower than
- j. Il. 0DELL. C. o. scULL,
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Greatly BIessed,

Epworth NJ. Il. Church has been
greatly blessed during the past week.
The altar has been nightly crowded
with inqulrers after salvation. A largel
have found great Joy and
peace by believing in the truths of the
New Testament as taught by Christ,
the perlnanency of whose faith will be-
known by their life and character.
Great good has refulted from these
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
A MagnrtIcicnt window.

The storekeepers on Market street
are busy fixing their windows foi
Christmas, which Is but three weeks
from to-day. Among the finest are
those of Nj. F. Hayden, the florist al
No. 703 Market street. which are ar.
Ranged in lovely, artistic manner.
That on the South side is filed with
everlasting designs. to
be used for decorating graves during
tho winter. They are new invention,
made in all styles. and composed of q
material on which the weather does
not have any effect. The other win.
dow is filled with handsome cut flow.
crs, of which Mr.. Hayden has the best
and iienst assortment In this State.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Election of Officers.

Wilmington Lodge, No. 1. A. o. U.
W., elected the following officers, on
Thursday evening p. NJ. w, VIM. II.
Saunders; NJ. W, W. @. Driscoll; fore.
man, Herman Botham: overseer, l. NJ.
Cook; recorder. Chas. Nj. March; finan.
icier, Chas. L. Wood; receiver, Jos. X.
Adams; guide, John TGit;inside watch
man, Robert Adair; outside, II. A. Cas-
person; trustee, 6 years, Lewis Sasse
medical examiners, Di. J. It. V. Block
son, and DR.. E. G.Shortlidge; librarian
IL. A. Casperson representatives to
Grand Lodge, NJ. t. Danenburg and G.
10. Wood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Mr.. Taslser Sick.

Rev. Thomas Tasker. who is iu his
93d year, is seriously ill at his home IN
Philadelphia, aud 1t is feared that his
death is neaI at hand. He was born
In England and came to this country
in early life and engaged in business
in Philadelphia, where he acquired n
large amount of property. In 1873 he
came TO New Castle, and established
the foundery and pipe making bust
ness at that place, and did great deal
to infuse new life and energy into the
citizens OF that place. Mr.. Tasker has
been an enterprising man and his de
cease will be widely regretted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Ready for EIectrooution.

SING SING, Dec. Everything is in
readiness Mt the prison for the execution
of Martin d. Loppy, the wife murderer,
next week. The electrical apparatus has
been tested and found to be in perfect
order. Warden Brown announces that
he will conduct the execution as he did
the executions of July last. 1t is not
known what physicians and experts have
been invited to see sne execution. 1t is
understood that Loppy will be put to
death early in the week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
TO the Head Of the House.

1t is well-known fact that A. Ser
geant has been selling coal, hard and
free-burning and free from dust, with
224o pounds In every ton. Therefore
you could not do better than purchase
your winters supply from him. Kind
ling wood by cord. load or box. Hay
and straw. Western oats O speciality.
Office aud yard, 106 Maryland avenue
Telephone call, 545. Central office
Seventh and King streets. Telephone
call, 5S7. ----
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Benefited RY

few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
This remedy, with ordinary care, has worked
such magical effect that have suffered
very little Inconvenience"
"Having thoroughly tested the properties
OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral as a remedy fol
bronchitis and throat affections, am heart
lily glad to testify to the intrinsic merits o
this preparation. 1T. ]. Macmurray, Au
thor and Lecturer. Ripley. Ohio.
ayers Cherry Pectoral has cleared ant
strengthened my voice, so that am able tC
speak with very much more ease and com
fort than before" (Rey.l c. N Nichols
Pastor of Baptist Church, No. Tisbury, Mass
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Earl Russell Wins.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Esrl Russell's re-
direct examination was taken up by Sir
Charles Russell, his counsel, in the suit
of Countess Russell for separation, and
was soon closed. Justice Butts sum
ming up occupied an hour and quar-
ter. He stated that he did not agree
with Sir Charles Russell that the suit
was only instituted with the object of
obtaining an allowance. The jury e
turned verdict in favor of Earl Russell.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
Four Negroes Drowned,

MEMPHIS, Dec. 5.-Four negroes were
drowned in the Mississippi river near
this city. Their names are Ashley
Witherly, James Moss, Ed Williamson
and Henry Mosley, They were laborers
employed on the government works near
Hopefeld, Ark, and were on their way
to work when their boat was struck by
a sudden gale and capsized. Their bodies
have not been recovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
a Temperance Rally.

On Wednesday evening next grand
Temperance rally will be held at st.
Aune's Il. G. Church, under the aus
pices OF the Il A. b. Society of that
The Revs. d. j. Flynn, Fran
els Farley and d. j. Crowley and j. A..
Judge, the last named off Scranton.
Pa, will address the meeting. The So
ciety extends an invitation to the pub
lie to attend this rally.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
A wedding Tour,

DIR. b. H. Honeywell, Surgeon Den.
tist, has recently returned from his
wedding tour TO Philadelphia, New
York City, Charleston, s c., jackson
Vile, Fla, and other Southern cities.
The doctor and his wife both enjoyed
excellent health throughout their
journey. They made a feature of see
ing the principal things of interest in
the towns they visited. They enjoyed
the trip very much, and have settled
down quietly at No. PIG West Ninth
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-05
France and the Vatican.

PARIS, Dec. 5.-The French govern
ment has sent an intimation to the vati-
can that France will be constrained to
withdraw the French ambassador to the
Holy See ifkthe pope encourages the
French bishops in their demonstrations
against the government.