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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ikcpcrte1 Tor tho DispaVul
FEBRUARY l9.-Reyenue collections today
Cigars and cigarettes, sss6.O3; tobacco
s3,yo3 4o--totsi. a. 0s9.54.
Private sales Darks, q; new orgnts, ~;
wrappers, ,; smokers, IL; cutters, e-sotai' 90
lose sales: crsnshaw sold to-day 67,f4o
pounds-highsst price. $3.50; ehockoe sold
to-day 10, 400 pounds-highess price, $50.
Visitors on the break to-day we're w. a. Lewis
and Ens,aco Hunt, Of Milton, \. G., John I.
Brite, Of oxford Ledger.
An grades OF dark and bright loose tobacco
Appeared 20 be- somewhat on again and the
weather promises larger receipts for next week.
Planters say bot little more dark Loose remains
70 be sold in the country. Most u the country
will be- priced In hogsheads for sale.
Mr.. A. l.. Bobbiti, u prominent planter u VII
ton, N. c., sold hero to-day. K n. Jedreys, FIVE
Forks, Va; q. q. Beicher, West virginia; anu
A. .. Crawford, Ontario, Va, also mads sooo
sales.
Inc called meeting Of tobacco man adjourned
without action on account Of small sstopoAaco
and bad weather.
Immediately before or after sales n NE better
meeting time OF the trade.
From several western msskeo WoecSv
men report that tor days there are no Wrapper"
Ihs demand Tor oomnAon 6llsrs here = ecsivss
ana iusS Are relatively hishss tnae ~
4 gycas deal of Riceuend nossieo seat = -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
COAL CREEK AT PEACE.
A Co-Operativs Mining Arrangement Sat.
isfactory All Round.
IN, s.t.~~. - o., .. p,.nstchy

tby scioktaPh W tho bHt"N"j
KNOXVILLE. TENN, February 1.-THE
mine troubles IN the Coal.Creek Valley
have at last been settled. The Tennessee
Mining Company. which caused the mel
dent by placing convicts in its mines.
which action was followed by their release
in August and again in October. has about
concluded an agreement satisfactory all
around. The mines will be operated by
white tree miners on the cooperative plan.
The capital stock of the COMPANY has been
doubled and the new stock will be taken
by miners at Briceville and tv labor lead
ers in Knoxville, Chattanooga. Atlanta.
and elsewhere. The scheme has been APP
proved by all concerned and will be put in
operation Immediately. In few days the
military forces may safely be taken out II
the valley. Those persons who should
know best say there has been no use for
them for several months The reports
sent on, of purported troubles have been
sensational fakes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

Fraud Upon the Government Punished.
by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

MoBuF. Ala, February 19.-ln the
United states District Court )-day K. I.
Bradley. }. S. Mckinney n. ii. sherman and j..
J. Overstrect vere each fnod 500 ana seu-
fenced 10 three months imprisonment. and six
on er- we're each fined from go to so and sen-
fenced 90 twenty days Imprisonment on a
charge a. conspiracy 20 defrsud the government.
All were from Clarke county, Ala. The two
principals 800 the caro- were Bradley ana Mckin-
uey They each went before United states
commissioner several times and under oath
teetihed that they had seen the parties named
above cutting timber 90 government lands ana
witnesses were also fnrn slei when the cases
were brou h. 10 q ne court. No conyi tons
followed. Boo. ause TIE parties sWorc each other
out and 10 was impossible 90 make q case. An
Investigation Was set on foot ana ~ was Hscer-
taiuei Tint uo timber had been cut and that
there was no violation ~ law. % being SIMPLY
device g. obtain wiine sss ices and mileage Tor
the parties entering INFO the conspiracy. Tho
government officials uro highly elated at the
cun,i .uon Of the men. az 70 ia Thought IL VIII
break up one OF The worst practices known IN
nh, section, ny which The United states is de-
irauded out Of large sums annually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
4 Keal-g.tare Man Non Est.

MoRIIR. Ala. February l9.-Aoout week
AGO Joseph Espalla. Jr., a real-estate agent
and pubu' administrator. lief. the city presuina-
BIS n business lie has not returned, aud yer.
t,rday his business Was turned over by his sitof-
new 20 {. ". Joseph. This gave rise TO a rumor
INA. Espalla had De IA idei number OF people,
In MoDiie. Many pers yis ted Espslas place q:
business this mOtnln, alI inquired about estates
which Lad be n esirusted 10 Ms care AMI which,
IL is though will be Involved in his failure. Is
palla'- bond as administrator u ssV,VUO, ana
Two OF Z, @ i've bondsnen are insolyent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

The remains of Mrs. X. G. Anderson ar
rived ia Richmond from San Angelo. Texas,
al s:25 yesterday morning accompanied by her
sister, Miss Walker; MS. X. Linsay walker her
mother; Rev. X. c. Anderson. her husband. and
DR.. j. X. Anderson, brother OF her husband.
The remains were taEen from the train TO Holly
wood and we're there Inferred after brief ser
vice by Rev. DR.. IIose. The psll-besreFs we're
Messrs. Eugene &. Massie, A. W. Patterson, John
Price, S. j. boswell. Harrison Morris, Hon. b. U.
James, and DIR. william :. Gordon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
FIVE FINE TRAINS.
ooNeeessvEN. DIPLOMATS, AND
,oueNAusrs OFF FOR CHICAGO.
,vorIa's rair CITY to lie visited ia
s,yie-wbA, IL to lie Done with
tho visitors.
g,,eieraph to the pi.pa,cs.l

w..rveroN. February i9.-Ihe World's
w.. ..ecial. comprising five OF tho most
s,ently equipped and luxuriously-
....i trains over put on the road 10y
.,.r ,.rman Palacc-Csr Company rolled
enc Baltimore and Ohio station at
ODD. afternoon bound for the city OF
... The distinguished passengers
,,..., these trains are 20 he the guests OF
,t.r4s Fa.r citv for the next four
.-l ,rothc Senators and Representa-
i' +ln Iifty-scc1nd Congress, the
Ministers accredited 20 the United
.-f forty 81 the leading journalists
.. National Capital The Hon.
living. chairman OF the
Committee Of Chicago, has
charge ~ the party, but
tl. separate trains Is under the
.,-ro AZ an Illinois congressman.
...-.s.rfatvc- from the world s.fer
having naturally constituted them
.t...mn extent committee on On
....t during the journey. Inc seYe-
f.Inucd each other in success
i. tD intervals of fifteen minutes be-
.. .arnus sections, IN order 20 IN
.. lie visitors will reach Chi
..nt3o'c.ock tomorrow after
..t..l 10 a. once conveyed 20 the
.f..-fhai have arranged FOR Their
...a aba cutortainment-tbe Grand
..r Palmer House. and the Audi
1ur IEo0EAMMF-
--.w evening reception will be
Oh. visitors at the residence OF
..- Palmer sunday memorial
s.I Ie gwen NJ the Auditorium,
adm. ths burial Of Washington.
.-nu- q special tram VIII bear
=. no Worlds Fair grounds.
t..... viii Doe allowed for thor
.,.0u of tho grounds and build
&c.. uurh The tram Will move 10
.fal Park clubhouse, where
.e entertained at luncheon.
...I retu-n 90 the Lake Front
...l time 90 enable the guests
.I fao Washing tons birthday
rvce- 90 the Auditorium IN
lle principal feature OF
SIN b.. an Grafton by Stewart
ot New 20 X.
......- the visitors VIII be tho
.t.. r0mmorcal Club. at ban
..r fle banquet the party Will
0 trains over the Pennsyl-
90 Washington. which Will 10
.I.r Wednesday morning.
rNus were over $50 people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
Deacon and His Victim.
rpv Anglo-Americnn cable to the Disps,C

CANNES. February 19.-Mr. Deacon IS in
prison at Grasse. He declines out of re-
gard for bis children and In accordance WITH his
sounseys advice, to prosecute his wife. Aoeille's
antonsy ON tho body Of Deacon's victim. Dea-
con's wife testified at Demons examination to
dsy. Her testimony corro0oratei that OF her
husband and was according to the reports tele-
GRABBED last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
4 Notable Capture.
telorrapb 10 tho Dispatch.J

TTT
CHARLoTTU, n. c.. February l9.-Colored
church circles are sgOg over the capture OF Rev.
Mayncld G. ~lade, = colorcd Methodist preacher,
by the cOlorcd Baptis: brethren. Slade was or
dered 10y the bishop 10 90 10 Hickory. but he ala
not like it and refused 10 go He and the bishop
had a dispute and slade turned Baptist. He Is
10 be Immersed next Sunday and placed IN
charge Of the Second Bgpts, church. The bap-
tizing will be public and In point Of attendance
IL promises 70 beat the big New YORK cako-Walk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

HorsroS, Tex. February 19.-An engine
on tie san Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
way Jumped the track six miles from here ye5-
terday. llalf dozen friends Of the cnsln,or
woe cn bpord taxing q vide. The engine turned
completely over. The killed arc doe Gillespie,
engineer: Tom German, wiper; Fireman scott.
Wounded Mrs Joe Gin sp!e, oadly scalied l..
wilcox. git les cut on William Bradley lcol-
I,aTI analH ggsuUt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
LIQUID laxative Syrup OF Figs under all
conditions make IT their fayorte rene
DIV. 10 get the true ana genuine article
look for the name Of tho California rig
Syrup Company. printed nesr the bottom
OF the package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
The Reported Hesignation Of Reid.
~ ,.f,.,rs,,t, IN fne DigDafshl

WAsuISGroS. February l9.-The report
that United states Minister Reid has re-
si,ned is denied ar the State Department,
where ID is asserted that Dir. Reids resgna-
ton depends almost entirely upon the status
of tho negotiations Tor "a commercial reciprocity
arrangement between Franco ana the tnitti
Sfafes aud maj it If not ut al ukely that he viii
leave the diplomatic service While there Is the
slightest prospect Of a salts ectory settlement
q s4...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
&2.S1.

Ito I. years' "fts" in these.
EVERY 2-PIECE SHORT
PANTS CHILD'S SUIT and
OyERCOAT that we'vo
got-that has been selling
SO and Sis in this sale
tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

ny tclesTnpn n NO UIsplIch.I
CLEVELAND, O., February IA fire
which broke out about ! O'Clock tins
morning totally destroyed r. VI. McGllns dry
goods Store. Tho building Was owned by James
j. Tracy. loss thereon 100000 nearly cover
I'd by insurance. McGula's entire stock was DE-
slroycd. Los, 100000; Insurance S%Oo'OOu'
loss 10 adjoining property. divided among Sew
ernI nTms. S3O.OOl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
DEATHS

BALDwIN.-Died. at her residence soO
east franklin street, at s:l5 o'clock, rep
ruary 18th. Mrs. II. T.. BALDWIN ID ITO
45th year Of her age. .,.ul,.,,,
" Funeral at $50 o'clock SUNDAY, Zebra
ary 2Ist. from Centenary Methodist hp.S-
copal church.
COX.-Died, February 18th, AZ o'elo.Aj
MICHAEL, infant child Of Thomas s-N
sarah Cox aged - months. ron,y
The funeral will take place IO-ppe 81
Saturday. February 10Th, from y, ~,
ter's Cathedral, az 8 o'clock frehos a.
acouaintances are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
Iwelre Hundred Wen on strike.

TUI TTII-THFI ~ VI" ~ 'TEV-I.'T
New York. February l9.-Ihe board OF
walking delegates this morning called out
about 400 men employed IN the different
trades by Contractor Downey III sympathy
with the carpenters who went on strike
Yesterday. The number of men on strike
~ lnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
uancedAner All.
lBy telegraph 10 tho DisOaichl

PIERRE. 5. D., February l9.-Lehman,
the murderer whom three trials. a plea OF
insanity, an application 10 tho supreme court
for a wit Of error. ana an appeal 20 the Cover
nor for a repricvo and TO the Board of Pardons
Tor a commutation Of sentence. failod 20 sIVo
from his sentence Of death, was executed at
lu.fcr his morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

Up ,Anglo-American cable 70 The Dispa'enl
Il NE. February l9.-Ihe gove,rlnnen,
,..s 1ht arrested several prominent iabof ~,
tators, and as l. resllt the thres'snea - 49,
s'..,r tosav. The city Is Tranquil. and there Ai'
no Indications cf trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
WILMINGTON

WrLvTsaroS, y. e.. February l0.-furpeniine
Arm al $3.50 hosin arm strained, tlVtF'
good strained. si.l2la. Tar 7leniy ~ si.,o'
Crude turpentins steady; hard, sl; yellow
din aud virgin, Hl.gO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. February 10, 1892.
SALEs.-6,OO0 Virginia 3 per cents at 12es.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
GOvsaSaEsr sscUEtrIs. b. Astst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
OBTAINING GOODS BY FORGERY.
Charles Mclean Arrested and Jailed in
Charlotte on a Serious Charge.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

lNpecldl ttltttulh W tlS DtNPotlAI
CHARLOTTE, n. c., February 19.---Charles
Mel, can. young man prominently con-
nected in Mecklenburg and York counties,
was committed to jail this morning IN de-
fault of bond for forging "a note and OBJ
tanning goods thereby. In January young
Mclean attempted TO buy a bill of goods
from +. Il. Durham, but WAS refused IN
less he could give some security. This he
said he could do. and went out. returning
in a short time with note signed by A. G.
Hutchinson. and obtained the goods. When
the note was presented to Mr. Hutchinson
he pronounced it a forgery, anG young Nc
Lean was Immediately apprehended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
Iast NsrX's Failures.

NV YoRK, February l9.-Ihe business
failures occurring throughout tho country du-
ring the past week were for the united stater.
Last week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND. February D. OFyEEisds- Wheat,
/ $50 bushels. Corn. 2,02O bushels OATS, III
hn.hels. Meal, 600 bushels. Mill-onal, so bush
ella. - - ,,o
bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAr.-Lonzoerry. sl.O3ael.O7. Mixed.
sI.ogasl. O0. shortDorry. s1asl.0d. No red.
sl.O5atl.O5lf.
Coas.-whlte, Virginia, 49a5lc; No q Ole.
No. =. mixed. 40a5Oc. ~,
olrs-No. 2. 38lsa37lfc No 8. 35a36c. VIM
ter for seed 03e0Sc.
hYE-sAayOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
rnnrnrr pr,NrrMARKEr.

Reported for the DspsIehI
FEBRUARY I9.-Msrket duh Iransac''99n .'. 70
ported HIGHT, and prices shale ~ 'sa.. ,.c,or,
bic: extra prime, -. = i-n'g' Oh '
hand picked, 3t4a4tsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

sd N ',ael 70 make prediction, but an the
sl.ts,s oi'ri came forth he Was again IN
y usg May democratic menlbs One
"a ts. .o4 Eiin, an "a parliamentary inquiry,
v iit D.. ytoQ.ctlOn WA II regard 70 the fate
'Islic parry would Il not De better TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
Hoods Sarsapari!Ia

Is a peculiar medicine. 1t "a carefully prepared
from sarsaparilla. Dandslion, Mandrake, Dock,
Pip,issewa. Juniper Berries. aud other we'll
known aud valuable vegetable remedies. by
peculiar combination. proportion and process.
giving to Hoods sarsspariila curative power not
possessed by other medicines. 1t Effects remark
ahln cuIes Mhere other Preparations fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
Now Cadet Elliot Chase.

lCorrospondenceo Of tho Richmond DtsDatch.l
FREpTRIcKsRUnG. Va. February l9.-ln
the competitive examination held mere Monday
for a cadetship at West Point. Hon. William a.
Joncs has announced that Mr.. Elliot Chase. OF
Lancaster county, was the successful competitor
Mr.. ID. Is. Powers. Jr OF Caro- inc, stood second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

POLITICS And TIE PRESIDENCY win
De the leading subject discussed In
Sundays ten-page, eighty-column DIS
PATCH; but there viii be numerous
other specialtics, and all the latest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February l9.-Virginia consola,
~. 124.a73; Baltimore and Ohio stock. e5a4asb
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists. lO3o
IO3Ib do lst incomes, 70 bid do. "a incomes.
AZ asked : do. Sd incomes, sleae4t consoli-
dated gas stocks, 4s1ba4ss4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
Track Good; Attendance Bad.

GuTrENuUnG. February 10.-Ihe track
was i'm good condition to-day, but the at
ten lance WAS small
First raco-six furlonrs-Yandyko won; Him
lex socon :. Skcez Geistor third. Time IN.
Second race-four and half furlonss-Me-
linda won: Wrestler second, Mendaway third.
Tnri raco-six flrlongs-G. W. cook won !;
Drlzzle second. Silver Mint third. Time, l:l6.
Fourth receive ana a half furlones once
Again won; E00 second, Sanardo third. Iime'
l:OHla.
Ffh race-onc and one sixteenth miles-Vos-
burg won; Sir Rue second, La Grippe third
skin rnce-sevcn furlonrs-Iost star won;
Qulbcr second, Majestic thrL Time, l.3i34'
GLOUCESTER EVENTS.
GLOUCESTER. ". j., February 1o.-To-day's
events resulted as ioiiows;
Flrs, race-scvcn furlongs-Rlchal won Ely
ton second, Question third lime, 1884.
Second race-nye furlonRs-Euna won; COrio-
Janus second, Wlgwam third Time, l:Ol34.
Third race-six and one quarter fnrones-
Little Adlie won IOrchlighi second, Preienler
r,nrrh race-one mile-FernwOod won; DR..
Uolmufh second. Crap.n third. Time, l:4Saf.
Finh racc-four ana one half turiongs-De-
fnudaut won: Austria second, fickldine thlrd'
Time, O.lNil.
s.rth race-six and one quarter furlongs An
mic r.. won; Prince Charming second, hustle
third, Time, l.24.
GUrrENBUGG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Firs, rare-seven-e lghths Of n mile. eenug-
Couuudrum. l24: Graduate. PeraltO, j. b., Mis-
.ivr I1o: TURK. Cascade. 1l9.
Second race-dye- eichths Of a mile, selling
Tacuu-. Hllarat, 121; Adept, Sir Lancelot.
KITTY. Coltstteam, ROYAL Arch, us; Fleetioot,
M: Lorenzo. ~ Craft, KndOra, ia; Mckee
yer. NJ ckiuney, lO3.
ThIri rac.-sx aud one-half furlougs, SELL
ing-Georce g., q. T.. g., ATael. 10: Snuggler,
Magic. lO4: John Hickey 10l; Minnie c., Co
rhine, 9S.
Fourth receive eighths mile, selling-Come''
1ot. Obie,tion. I2l. Napa H.. MONDAY, De-
range. Iioea, rs; ". b. H., III; Innovation,
mo-. Johannes, l00 Mary d., log, Blnkers
nm 104. Alma r.. Mary NJ, 1913.
Fifth rase-scyen cighths NILE, handicap
Pnnro osari, IlJ; Btzcn, 1Ol Duzzle, 90;
Nagabond. 90.
SIKH rsre-one mile. selling Casseila. l24
Lady Puisifcr 12l: Ia-so, Benefit, III; Forest
king, Harry ireland, III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

THg WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair in the morning. followed By light
rains in the afternoon and night. At mid
night the skies were clear.
Range Of the thermometer At the 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
Resignation of the Ministry rendered and
hccented-Public Opinion
by Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.I

by Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch]
PARIS, February l9.-ln accordance with
the programme decided upon. the Minis
tiers called upon President CarnOt and ten
dered him their joint resignation, which
was accepted.
President Carnot strongly urged the
Ministry to reconsider, but VI. De freyci-
net insisted upon resignine. saving be and
his colleagues had decided that they
could not remain in power after the action
taken Yesterday by the Chamber. Several
generals to day called upon NJ. De Freyci-
net, who served rs War Minister as well as
Premier. and strongly appealed TO him
not 10 resign. saying that he would be
great loss 10 the army. III. De Freyclnet,
however. remained obdurste.
The l0bbies of the chambers were filled
to-day with excited members discussing
the situation. and when the final decision
of the Ministry became known the opinion
was general that a state of political uncer-
tainty had arrived. in view of the apparent
inability of any party to form working
Ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Has met peculiar and unparalleled success At
home. Such has become its popularity In Lowell.
Mas, whsre Il IL made, that whole nsighbor.
hoods are taxing IL as the same time. Lowell
druggists sell moro Of Hoods ssrsapariiiA than
OF I'll other saxsapArllas OF blood purmsn.
Sold By dsusx,sts q; six for . Prepared oely ~
@. L HOOD = CO.. Apethseasiss. Lowell aAss'
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

FiouE-we quote: fine, s3.75ssi; supernns,
60 25as45O; extra, $40; family soas9'@'
patent family, e5.50se5.73.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-20

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PRESS COMMENT.

Le J0w (newspaper) saws that the only
course practicable Is a dissolution Of the
chambers. The Repub ipie Francois saws
the members of the party Of the Left are
guilty OF more than blunder. The sur
prise Of the country. IL adds. will be sur
passed by the general feeling Of dissatisfnc-
ton. The Radical considers that it Is I'M
possible % draw n conclusion from the
succession Of contradictory votes.
The Siec'e SAYS: The country will re-
eret that n Cabinet which has shown COM
potency in every branch of national
enterprise should DO overthrown on
question in which public opinion Is not
Immediately concerned" The Figaro de-
clares that the country is condemned to
undergo a new ministerial combination
without unity or principle tor its guidance.
The new combination, II says. VIII be no
better than the present Ministry.
NJ. Paul de Cassagnac's paper, EAWoriie
prides itself upon the part 1t took IN the
defeat of the government. IL congratu-
lates the members of the Right upon their
action. The other papers express belief
that the Ministry will be patched up or
the chambers dissolved. The leading men
in public life incline TO the opinion that
the former course will DC followed.