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Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-01
Advance in Cotton.

There has been Il considerable
adyancein the price of cotton dur
ing the past week or ten days,
which Improvement has produced
greater activity III cotton circles
than has been experienced in the
trade for several months past.
The local quotations show that
spot cotton has advanced 3-S Of II
cent ma week, and December de-
liver,es have gained 46 points, or
not far short Of half cent.
During the past week American
cotton has advanced Is d in Liv-
crpool with sales of 5000 bales.
This Improvement in Liverpool
has greatly helped the advance IN
American markets as it indicated
that English splnners, so long out
of the market, had again taken
hold, evidently under the impress
sion that their early convictions
that the present crop would be
another large one were erroneous.
The large sales reported from Lii
verpool prove that spinners are
becoming convinced that the re-
ports of damage to the crop have
more real foundation than they
were ut first willing to believe,
and in the light of tins growing
conviction the stocks carried over
from last crop have lost much of
their formidable character.
The main cause Of the advance
is found i'm the great falling off in
the movement Of the crop com
pared with previous seasons. Mr..
Hester'S statement for last week
issued Friday evening. shows that
the movement Of the crop into
sight during the week represented
"A shortage of 81 ,Sl1 bales, COM
pared with the same week last
year. The amount of the crop
brought INTO sight since the open
ing of the season have decreased
2l2 ,4G7 bales compared with last
year and 254 7733 bales compared
with year before last. This is a
very large shortage and represents
the smallest September move
ment to date that has been cXpc-
ricnced in years.
The immense falling off IN the
movement very evidently cannot
he attributed to the lateness of
the crop. hence the conviction has
grown that the yield is not only
late, but Is also short compared
with last year. Joined to the SLOW
movement of the crop, the reports
of the condition of the growing
cotton have been very unfavorable
during the past week. all of which
has served to accelerate the up
ward movement In prices.
Should the movement continue
| for some time to show Il falling off
compared with last year. the adj
vance which has already taken
| place Is likely to be supplemented
by a further and more important
movement. If cotton Is being
held back, as some allcge, it will
come forward Immediately to pro-
fit by the recent advance hence
the movement Of the next few
days is likely to demonstrate to
what extent, if any, planters arc
holding back their product.
The improvement at this por-
ton of the season Is a most I'M
portant matter to the cotton in
dustry and to trade prospects gen
orally throughout the South. as it
will put Il much more cheerful as.
pect on the chances of the seasons
trade.-Iicdyune.
-.<>s.-
1000 Gallon Cjstern s1J.
1900 '' 500
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-01

Professor Gilmore, Of the
Justly celebrated Gilmore's Band,
died suddenly Of heart failure due to
indigestion, at st. Louis on Saturday
last.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-01

@In 1873 the four Catholic
tlioceses of New Orleans, Mobile,
Natchez and Nashville lost by the
yellow fever plague thirty priests,
three scminarians, six brothers
and fitty-four sisters.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-01

nDrThe Mississippi river alot-
ments have not yet been approx
ed.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-01
Tulane University
OF LOUISIANA.

Tulane University embraces College,
High School. II. Sophie Newconb
Memorial College for Young Women,
Law and Medical Departures The Col
lcgc has four parallel courses: CLASH
cal. Literary. Scientific and Engineer
ing Next Annual Session of the Acad-
cnical Department. including the II.
Sophie N.Wconih College. begins Dc,0-
brr Bro. Law Department.. opens
November 18th. Medical Department.
October l7lh.
For special or general catalogues.
apply to the Secretary of The Cniyrrsi-
~. Tuianc Hall.
WN. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
President
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-01
Trespass Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that hunting
on the Rosaic and iinwood plantations
III this parish is prohibited. Violators
viii be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.
RDBT. II. BARROW.
Feliciana sentinel., 1892-10-01
For Sale Cheap.

One second hand Reynolds horse
power press. in good Order. Capacity.
% bales per day. Apply It SENTINEL
office. stsert- 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
MGR. SATCLLI GRA1IFIED.
THE COMMENTS on HIS ACTION PLEASE H1'
FALSE Rt-NORS DENIED

TIE COMMENTS on HIS ACTION PLEASE HIM
FALSE R-NORS DENIED.
Washington Dec. oG.-MGr. Satolli Is much grained
v the general expressions of pleasure with which he
restoration Of Dr. McGlynn has been received IN New
York and throughout country, but no deoreS uis
rostion shown to rnke up the old controversy ann
recall come Of the expressions that have been used
I'm It's continuance which, he thinks should be entirely
forgotten.
REGARDING the telegram from Rome published TO-
dav that the latest reports received there reGarnhg
Mgr s,,tolu have somewhat dampened enthusiasm ana
that The gulf letwcen Mgr. Saolli and the American
'dsnops viii be harder 10 bridge over than was sup
n Cd Is stated at the Catholic University that Mgr'
~atonls private advces from Rome are quite 10 Me
contrary There has been no dampened cnihuNiaSn'
IL f., stated and the Vatican has made known It's de-
termination to uphold Its leeate against all oppo
sitiOn. s..
Anether sentence In the same telegram read
President Harrison 1, understood to nave NieW'o
f,e idea Of opening diplomatic relations WIN hoiue
more avorally than Mr.. Ceveland.' Mgr. sat"IIi
wishes 10 invc Il stated that there Is no desire Wlt
ever on hi. part and. far a. he Knows on ne rt
~ pr~iGan Harrison. 70 optn diplomatic r'ai"IIs
ictwcon tho Vatican and Washington. The eSite can
find I'm nOfc Of 'hc cNpressio rs made 10 MIN 10y me
pr sidcnt and members Of al, cabinet with whom ne
Ind talked any indication that diplomatic relations De-
tween Washington and the Vatican are desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
F0RcED CNDER By LOSSES ~ UHEAE
/. s. CORSER, or MlNNEAPOLI'. FA:IS WITH
LIABILITIES or sl.oOo0oo-HlS REAL
ESTATE FIRM INVOLVED.

Minneapolis. Dec. 20 (spccal).-h loss 81 S2oo'oOo
IN wheat during The last thirty days lns ltd 10 tc
failure OF +. : Co.scr which was announced today.
H., Liabilities are stated al ~ 100000. The failure
created more excitement than other that has oc-
CURED in this ciy for yenrs Corscr Is the lrad Of T.
6 Co-.cr Goa one Of III largest real estate firms ia tir
Northwest and hi. failure win cause the suspense n
~ The firm II was wheat speculation and not un-
fortuntae real ,eatc deals. That caused Tire trouble.
The firm Includes besides Mr. cor or, Lester j. El"ood.
Walker f. badger and Austin l.. Blhnap, all of wlinn
are ,.omluot business men. II IS dilhcl 10 arrive
,t the true state Of aTa,s in The matter Is pla"cd In
he hands OF n receiver. II is Thought from PRESENT
prospects that Mr. Corscr VIII b" able 10 meet ia
obligations nearly in nI. In an interview le said :
Tho c.t!te viii shOw AT a fair Valuation ios The
,o1l estate, assets amounting 70 ne'Ti SloooCUo.
The rs s Will amount 10 $4,000 IN excess ~ the
lrinncs The amount received by the unsecured
cr Gito.s Will largely depend upon the management
and successful handlin. o. lie estate, The greater
mart OF the propcr', being real estate. Tie IS
sielcc has noI been appointed yet, but viii probably
be- selected this week. nnd u J. IkrN TIE lnpis III I'
formal assignment viii no. Dc issued unllI 10 NOR
row later in the week. w Sha! probably c",.I,n'
in busluce, IN this city, and will undoubtedly folVN
Inn. ,anr line. II our assets DO not cover ~
amount Of liabilities, We shall consider the
amount Outstanding among ne Unsecured crcdtor, Il
moral d-fA ana shall consider TINT we have not dls
charged obligations until Ne have pllu thh'
amount In full" ,,... -. A.
CITY Council he nj rrcscnt president oi nc M Mh'ai
E,tat.. Board and has Just declined rcnomiuAt. on
10 that oicc Wilc rot REGARDED as Wch,h{ & nG ',,
been looked upon - one OF the sun, tAh'liI mon I"
the ci;y Auf mas alw1S, been consl1trrd sllc ana
conservative In his business policy FH,,Ns cnllr,
ON him today 10 orr7 mia IN tidng over the present
tahc their cOGrsr lie has laIc" farm In th" k7i
River VALLEY. where he raises cons.dciahlc grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
AN AGED MAN CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.

indianapolis, Dec. a6.-Silas ". Il. Jones. seventy
eight years Of age is under arrest at kokomo chageu
with blgamy. lie Nimc from Portland ore aDoi'
vc,r mo. and manird a young wife. daughter OF
.x Coun,v Auditor stiles, Jones was aIrsst~t by an
officer with a requlslhon from Denver. COL, "nere
u 1. ebsrrd he has u wife living Until the papers
are passed upon BY the lscsl court Jones Is detained
IN Jail lie pronouners II case ef bisoknah Last
February MI Oregon otuesr came to Indiana With q
warrant for Jones' 0n the cA-r.e Of tigamy, but ne
hae no re0ui-ten. Jones assorted tfat ne had been
4lror,.o ,rpm the Oregon The prisoner !
~ 1,o,h,r of one oi the foremost minister's OF
Eoltomo. One OF his IS Judge of tsc prohate
ourt NJ Portland. ana another Is a member OF INC
Oregon Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
PRINCE B1sMARCK,s MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Hamburg Dec. oG-Princ. Bismarck celebrated
Christmas Eve with his family at F1ieircfsruh, Ihe
Clr.tnos tree on which all the presents were hung
was a gift from "a farmer whose land adjolns Inc
Princes estate. Tic Princes presents from abroad
wore opened by the Princess aud hung by her on the
tree without his having seen them. The cnr's ana
letters of congra,ulaon which came nom every capfh
I'm Europe filed enormous basket at tAr loot "i t'
tree All the family servants were called ln anu
each received two prscuts-one from IN" fIlh'' ana
another from the Princess. several guests passed te
oyeuiur with the family. Prime" lIsmarch WA IN
,ccptonally good spirits. and made the wassah bow
for lie company w.;h hi, own lancs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

the Seize Mai, when the Due De BrOglie and VI.
foHrtou came near 70 comprising the ruin OF
their country.
Whether there be conspiracy or not, there
has been coalition. the usual and shameful
coalition between Radicals and Rcactionarics.
No doubt the Radicals aimed at tie overthrow
Of Opportunism. They were willing TO impcril
the Republic in order to defeat men. like them
selves Republican. ard better Republicans than
Themselves. They seem sill willing The
unmasking of conspiracy against the Rep Bile
does not deter them. They may dispute with the
Right the honor Of having begun tho campaign
against Panama. They believe that they have
dlscrcditcd the Moderate Republicans. the Centre,
on whose support every Ministry has rested.
NJ Goblet, who has himself been Prime Minis
ter with no great credit 10 himself nor benefit t)
Franco, announces to-day that Opportunism has
been judged and condemned To predict an event
you wish for, TO say it has been accomplished. is
IN France one way Of bringing il TO pass Neither
VI. Goblet nor anybody else knows whether il he
possible to condemn the order of the Republic
without condemning the Republic But he is
wiling TO try. NJ. Clemcnccru is willing TO try
is trying as hard rs he can; and lOscs no chance
OF twitting the Ribot Ministry with being left in
power by its own votes, as no doubt IT was on ITS
first trial of strength with the coalition, of which
NJ. Clemenceau was one leader and NJ Paul Cas-
sagnac another But it will, perhaps be time
enough to say that Opportunism is dead when the
last Opportunist Ministry shall have been over
turned when President CarnOt, an Opportunist, if
ever there one. shall have been expelled
from the Elyscc and when Messicurs Clcmonccou
and Cassacnac shall have agreed upon succas-
sor. or otherwise determined which of the Two
minortios, each equally hostile to the existing in
-; Of il. l,rSt al
least hateful to the people OF France.
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
KTLLED All HIS FAMILY, THEN HIMSELF

10 MOTIVE SUGGESTED FOR HENRY C. VAR
NUNS THREE MURDERS AND SUICIDE.
Worcester Mass Dec Ca horrible murder ana
.ucldc was discovered at noon to-day In the fiat OF n
tenement building at No. 81 Taintorst. Henry {.
Varnum and his little adopted daughter Florence
were found dead his wife was nearly dead when dis
covered and died on the to the hospital and Mrs.
Wright. the mother Of Mrs. Varnum Hes now at the
hospital In critical condition. unable rs yet to talk
or indicate I'm any way the story Of the crime.
Henry e. varnum came . this city from sharon, Vt.
in September. and son-lt cmpleymen. machlni't.
which he found I'm the shop Of l.. l.. Pollard. The
family lived QUIETLY and 10 all appearances happily.
Mrs Varnum a regular attendant at Hope Con-
e1ccational Church. i not present on sunday, ana
tho pastor. the Rev. f. ". Philips. today called TO
find out II anything We. the matter.
lie rang tl.c Narnum bell. but received no answer.
IL. went upstairs. however and in bedroom =
tnrrible sisht met lis ewes Lying the bed.
covered with biood. Mr. varnum and his wife.
The mar was quite dead. but the woman was breath
Irr hc,vnv In cot IN Tie Of tho room lay
the child turned over on her face also dead. When
the police who were at summoned. arrived, the
motrcr Mrs Wright. was discovered IN adjoining
room She was conscious but not able to speak.
though she understood what was said to her and made
several Intellectual attempts to articulatc. Tie bodies
Of the man and child removed by the undertaken
and the Two women carried 10 the hospital. The
Younger one G!cd Just rs the ambulance stopped at
ihc hospital door. Mrs. Wright IS still unable 10
.reok but sh. may I've. :hc IS about eighty years
Old.
Tie weapon with which tho murders were com.
mited was an iron door hanger. an iron strap about
6ltccn 9nches long. headed by n cylindrical knob.
Tho instrument weighed fully four pounds. Narnum
~ own lie was cut in ,hc region OF TIE l. art.
There were no other moris upon ris b"ty. Medical
SI,mnnv moraing. Incrr vas no sign OF violence
ah0ut the house outsd 0i lie bedrooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
CONFIDENT OF DE LEsSEPS's GOOD FAITH
PANAMA sToCKHoLDEE BELIEVES HIN TO RE
MORE sINNED AGAINT THAN S:NNING.

Chicago Dec. &c (spccaD.-L. Galty, Of F'rls'
French capitalist and stocahDldr In IN" lHhahhI
Canal IS In the city. Jle thinks that W. De Lc'7'l
IS unjustly accused by As fellowcount.ymen.
The collapse OF the Panama Canal scheme Saii
Lc las called forth much adverse criticism nPjd
the methods Of De Lcs,eps and III, colleagues Iho''
are many extcnuating circumstances In favor OF ID
Lcsseps Those who know him personally and under
stand the peculiar nature OF the circumstances sur
rounding the great undertaking Of which hc was Tie
moving spirit are disposed TO think Of him as victim
Of misfortune more than man who deliberately De-
traycd the confidence OF thc French people De
Lcsscps is in many respects thcoris lie paints the
r mptngs Of his imagination in rcsrool1rcd tints a1d
mlny wcllinforIncd Tre1chmon believe that when h'
,aid that the canal would be opened for business
within a year and the stock would be at par, Lc
reasoned in good faith under the theory that II he
had the resolution dare such M inmchse w0-A he
woud win In spite Of the bOodsucEcrs Thp were
vrctiug the nsury OF the company. Fibllc son
timent IS turning toward him. and when an lnvr,uS''
tom is finished predict that De LcSscps VIII be-
Ioand more sinned against than shining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
FATAL SKATING ACCIDENTS.
GENERAL rucE nKowxEp IN 4 SCOTTISH Locu
OTHER CASUALTIES II ENGLAND.

OTHER CASU NITINS N ENGLAND
Edlnhurrh Dec. Ca skating party broke through
the ice on Loeb Ancilcan, near Inverness 'ns u''
noon. several young women and three orcers OF '"e
Cameron Hlsnlandors VINO were In the party were
,,iturcd into tho water Tie women were rescued oy
their escorts General RICE, who had been shiuhs
us behind the party. jumped in 70 help youns man
who was trying to swim for solid ic" with young
woman held at arms length. Although an expert
swimmer. he seemed TO De helpless from the moment
he got into the water. lie sank Oeheah Ihe s"r4"'
almost Immediately ard did not rise lie Is supposed
10 have been paralyzcd by the cold or 10 nave pec'
seized with cr?n,e His body has not been recoVed'
aud IL l. .ipp,.ed that be was carrid nhueT uc ul
nrobcn ice by a current. No one else WAS drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
THE IylrGTBAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Washington. Dc. oG.-Charman Berrct, OF The In
augural Committee. completed his selection Of the
members OF the Executive Committee OF Twenty one
this evening. They are James l.. Norris James J..
Barbour Henry L. Blscoe Gen'rsl H. '. Boynton.
alexander T. P-itton John JOY Edison. Rear Admiral
s, L. Frnnlln. Lawrence Gardner, Curtis j. iill} G.
Robert o. Hoffman J. Harrison Johnson. J. Fred
rnck Kelley. charles %. Lancaster, william Cranci
IIniJrc. Geo. " Met anahIn Tleof5.c i. Move
rauci 4. G!rharlSon. John ". Eoes, Elcllari smlt
Michael /. Weller aud Bsriah wilkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
TEN OF 4 PLEASURE PARTY DROWNED.
A YACHT CAPsIzED BY SUDDEN soUAL N
ATSTRAIIAN WATERS.

sydney y. 5. W.. Dec GA sad accident o'c'"1to
here today a party Of merry makers reSiihns III
the death OF ten Of them. The owner OF yachl N"ue
up party Of his friends TO take SAL. Al
vent well until the mouth OF the aTboT was r'd'4cu'
Here severe squall struck the yacht, and before any
,reparsilons coud be made 10 meet II the vcsse! cap
sized. The squail passed away quickly, ana vessels
In the neighborhocd down to the uplned cia,t.
Ihcv succeeded In picking up thirteen persons Nho
wc... struggling in the water but ten OF te parry "''c
not seen after The yacht turned over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
vo coySprrtCT Ar COErR D,ALEyE.

Rnthdrum Ida, Dee. 26.-The Jury in the case OF
n " Leisure on trial in the superior Court for the
murder Of Ivory Bean. ana conspiracy in tie Occur
d.Alcne mining riots last July. has returned YER
dict Of not guilty Tile result Of the trial virtually de-
lcs that there was conspiracy In the Occur d'Alene
trouble and hnt Tie acts OF the union miners were
defensive and net rcb.ous. Leisure was Jointly
Indicted with iorty-twO others upon other charges rs
f,Tnvs. Conspiracy murder Of Ivory Bean blowing
nm Frisco Min and violating tie Injunction OF the
Ilsiirt Court II is believed that the other cases
will be dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
FATALITIES or THE SPANISH COAST.

Madrid Dec 2G.-ViGent gales are raging on me
west coast Of spain. Reports Indicate that thcre nave
bccn many fatalities IN this part OF the Atlantic. ana
that shipping has suffered seriously along the spanish
coast The ship Maria Joaquna managed TO make
haven M NIco IN disabled milton. her rudder havhg
been unshprcd and her mast broken. During the
gale her cap;lln WIS killed and two so1n"h "er'
drowned. Tho ship Maria Teresa fonnher'd Oh san
Luc1r and eight u the crew were drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
ups 1AxGTRY WORSE AGAIN.

London. Dec. 9G.-Mr,. Lanrtry, whose condition
wos rcportcd YESTERDAY a. having iavorahly passed
r,n critical po'rt has suffered serious relapse.
Mrs Ianctry's physician write, 10 "Ihe Im's
TINT she f. suffering merely from p".d}p'ihii.. AZ
first there grave fears that her di'cas" III 1n'
nroye to he typhoid but these have proved un'unde
Although hcr Nn s.. will hc painful one. aud p'rh
q lrt- one. he saw f. far from ALARMING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
MEETINGS OF A CABLE COMPANY VOID

Paris, Dec 27.-Thc Tribunal Of Commerce las de
cdea iu The matter at Issue between the two groups
of bondlol9crs I'm tie Inris New York cable Com
lany that tie pas ID meetings Of May and Deem q
ar. void NJ Louca r.. as prlyis onai admni,trat 70
has been directed TO convene meeting soon Tor IN
pu.pa.e Of forming a beard OF drcciors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
4 MEMORIAL TO CONE FROM CANADA.

Montreal Dec 2G.-It Is said that Mgr. satoli VIII
nrobablv be called upon within few days to extend
the qualifications Of his concltory policy in,o Canada
one Of the directors Of the condemned canada
Rcvne" saws that II Is the intention Of the EoaId ot
Nan9gcmen mt 10 ~, pire memorial 10 the Fap1 En-
voy nsiug him 10 take coenizanCc Of what had Just
ul,cn place between tie promoters OF the Journal Ill
question and the spirit nj lie d Of this dioce e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
Ask1xc 1ExlEXcY roR wELToX AND EANDALL.

s., John y g.. Dec CA petition Is In Grcula-
ton as'ing Judge Peters TO deal lenenuy Win Z. h.
Wcl,on and Or. Randall Ia .he graveyard insurance
case and Il, King that short term OF imprisonment I've
sub.DtL,cd for the sentence 20 the DoIch'eleT rom
tcrtlorv Many business men have signed H. til
nero Is a strong feeling In the community against It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
PROGRESS OF CHOLERA IN HAMBURG.

GEoUND-THIRTY-E EIGHT CASTS IN EP-
PENDOEF HOSPITAL
Hamburg, Dec. o6.-TwO children living III NV
Borgc,ch Srasse fell i'll Of cholera on Thursday ana
TO day two mere in the same house were s'ncNe"'
The Eppendorf Hospital IS treniinG th'rtyeght caN's
Of cholera OF which eight are OF an cxcceuihgp VIII"
lent type There was one death from cholera Al
the hcsptaI 10 day. Without doubt the disease Is
maIlng steady though slow progress. General ui-
casiness pr,valls especially in mercantile cHcie''
which arc st urder The burdens OF l'st fails loses
An increase in TIE sick list and death LIST W)ulI
mean within a few weeks that all opportunity ol
I,akin. good recent rcve:ses would oe lost. I'M
life Insurance companies are said to be already clr-
failing business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27

Instruction. Count Czal.y incumbent OF the Ministry
In question both in the szapary Cabinet and In the
present W,!.rrle Cabinet. Las known OF t2e 'Hl'~
element for time. Int has made no ncnuoh IL
No Information is Obtiinablc as 10 The m.t1ou Vi "ic
fraud Or jhe incntIty o. the dishonest ohl'l1A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
nEPRIsAls DEMANDED IL SWITZERLAND.

Borne. Dec a6.-1he rejection % the Franco swiss
commercial treaty b. the French Chamber Of Depi-
tic, +, bitterly resented here. There is a unanimous
feeling In favor of rcprlsals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
To PITT DOWN AN ARGENTINE REBELLION

Buenos Ayres Dec 26Tcn thousand troops nave
been mohNzed 10 suppress the spreading rebcInoh III
The Argentine province ef Corrieilt"s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-27
FOUR MILLION rLoRIYs EMBEzZLED.

Buda- a-posth, Tcc. @G.-It has Just boon made P"''
that during he Trcfort Ministry 4Oo0Ooo fons were
embezzed In the Department Of Education and Pubic