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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
FREE ACCESS
To Be Given All Persons Looking Up iaiorma.
lion on Pension Matters.

WASHtSGTo>, May 2t.-The House com
mittee on invalid pensions today agreed 10
report bill giving persons having claims
against the government, arising by virtue Of
service in the army or navy the right in
person or hy attorney to examine and IN
spect anything in any department, bureau
division, court or office of the nited States
which contains any reference. allusiou or
bearing upon their claims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Dr. WILLIAMS BLOOD SYRUP may be
,r,,rurrd at all Druggists at Sf.Oo a bot
~. re certain that yuu get the only gen
nine. Take no substitute. though II may be
Represented "iust rs good.
Freparvi only by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
SALUTE THE FLAG.


ALBANY, n. Y, May 2i.-Gcu. Palmer.
commandcr-n-chef of the g. A. r., is
earnestly operating with the executive com
mittee of the national Columbian public
school celebration. Oct. u. which aims to
impress upon the 10000 900 pupils a pow
crful lesson in patriotism.
In letter, Gen. Palmer, through Adiu-
tant-Gencral Phisterrr, urges the 800 ooh
veteran. under his command 10 assist in
celebrating the fourth centennial of Amer
lea discovery.
The G. \. K. il asked to make common
cause with the schools by acting as an es-
cort to them in Parades and at the morning
hour, when the scholars raise and salute
the flag, u detail of comrades be present to
assist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Schooner Frances Edwards Lost.

NINEYARD HSyr~, Mass, May 2i.-rhc
schooner Frnnccs Edwards of Boston, Mont
goulrry, St. John for New York, with u
cargo Of piling, in tow of the steam tug
Hercules with two if1ri-rs, encountered n
strong wcst-son!hwcst win and heavy sea
of Gay Head this morning. causing her to
roll aud leak badly.
The wind increased to a gale and about
10 o'clp"b IL" yes.,1 filled and capsizcd,
The captain and crew were l,nicd by the
Hercules tits afternoon. Nothing was
anYnl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
BLAINE AND RUSk


WAsHIN"ruN, May 2i.-The Star of
this afternoon 'ays Blaine and Rusk T.,
the ticket displayed around the Senate to
day. aud except from out-anl-out Harrison
men there is no word of dissent, Tho
concession 10 the agricultural element i
conceded a clever piece of work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
The Louisiana Scnaiorship

B,toN Ror"r, La, May 2i.-The vote
for nitcd States Senator today in the two
houses resulted as follows; Jones. ~ ;
Adams. u Gibson, 2G Caffrcy, II:
Blanchard, II Burgeois, Mahoncy. !.
Tha two houscs will meet in joint session
tomorrow to canvass the vote \ joint bal
lot will be taken by the Legislature every
day till a result il reached
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
McGunnigIe 10 Manage the Brockions,

BRockrnS, Mass, May 2i.-The back
ers of the Brockton base ball team. this
evening, made contract with W. H.
McGunnigie 10 manage the BroektoHs. be-
ginning with next Thursdays game in this
city, Radical changes will be made in the
personnel of the team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Forty indictments Found in York County.

ALFRED, May 2i.--Fhe supreme judicial
court of York county reported today, after
an eight day session, and returned 10 in
dictments. The following are public :
Patrick Culliman, Biddeford, assault and
battery Benjamin {. Godfrey, Limington
robbery; Fred Ieayitt. Saco, larceny
Edward Kelley. Saco. breaking and enter
ing; Living l.. Hill, Saco, attempted
poIsonlng.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Manaled Beyond RecoQnition.

BANGOR, May Michael McGrath, a
newshoy. was thrown from a
moving train in the Maine Central yard this
morning and a passing locomotive ran over
and killed him. mangling him almost beyond
The verdict of the coronor's jury wa.
accidental death and the railroad is held
10 he hamcicss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Gardiner Man Cured OF Dyspepsia.
GAspiSEs, Ms, Dec. 70, TS9s,
r,~,oS MEDICINE co, Aagusta, Me.
ExsrtENEN For more than twenty-five years
S,y~ becn troubled with Dyspepsia, and during
h,rss have taken three hnttics of yoar
ETnoD SYRUP and arn 1s,w cured
D''S MAscELLrs BLAIR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

WtsHISsToS. May 2i.--Pensions have
been granted to the following Maine peo-
pie: Original. Leonard Emerson, Lorenzo
ID. York, George II Briggs. Reals b. Tai
bot. Melvin J. Alton, Theodore j. Given
additional, Richard D. Smith; increase.
James A. Bumford, Harrison B. Allen.
Nathan C. Hodgion, James S. Buxfori
original. widows, etc. Joseph EllingsooI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
With Slightly Warmer Temperature excspt
Stationary on the coast.

WasHSeTos, May 2;i.-Fsr Maine Gen
orally fair. southwest winds; slightly warm
er, except stationary temperature on the
Coast Signals displayed al Narragansett
section aud Woods HoiI section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
AFaIsc Report. They Claim.

BARKE, VT, May 2i-The leading iii,
rector in the WetmOre & Morse Granite
Company says there il no truth in the
statement that the COMPANY has signed tho
strikers bill William Dunbar, secretary
Of the local manufacturers association say
no firm has Withdrawn from the association
and aceeded to the strikers demands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Manchester, o 0 q q o. I
Pawtucket o o o o o o o. :,
Ilits-Mancheser, S, Pawtuckct, :. Errors
Manchester, o; Pawtucket, I. Batterics-Morse
and Mackey, Condoff and Richards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Earned run f,iS,ilrs, : Br,cktpu, l. Two
tlsr hit- nuHAhH', kcny johnson, shannon e. i.
BURKE. ~tutn hasr.- Mo- urmiCk, Doe. tutttr.
pnahl,, plays-.Iphnsou. i.c7uttr nunaliue i.t
'nttr I|asr "o hBll. Murphy, kray (p. Cook,
pnr Burke. Nran, Hit ny pitched hall-Le<otte,
Masulrc. nok. Fitzgerald. Struck out Naguir.
B., pnc, s. Passed iml--tuttsr. I, Domitur. !.
" i'd ricio,- tioe. 1. Time nj gimr--t hour
I mpfir h krllihrT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

La>poN, May 2t,--Thc British steamer
Dolores, i'ol tons, from fenar,h April ~
for La Plata, has been lost at CastilloS,
Every body ON board managed to reach
shore in safety
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
no Change at RockIand.

RocetAxp, May 24.-Thcrc is not the
slightest change in the granite situation in
this section, neither the manufacturers nor
men manfestiug the slightest indications of
concession and nothing is doing. Quite II
number of men havesonc West in search
of work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
-Four Perished, Possibly More.

Sr"KANy. Wah., May 2t-Ii is now
known that four men peri-hrd IN lsst
nights IRE. The charred rcpains OF three
were taken out of the ruins this morning
II is thought that one or two men were
drnM mol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
CANNOT BE PREVENTED
Is What Senator Chandler Says AboB, Renomi
nation Of President Harrison.

CnNcoRp. y. H.. May 2l.-Tn \ lengthy
letter published in the Monitor this even.
ing, Senator Chandler SAYS the rcnomina-
ton of President Harrison cannot he pre-
vented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

CRY OF MEIIeo. May ei-PresiJen,
Diaz has appointed Senior Ma:ias Romero.
present minister to the United States, min
lister of finance. No successor to Senior
Romeo az minister to the United States will
be appointed at present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Collenc Leanuc Games.

The remaining games in the Maine State
intercollegiate games are to be played ms
follows:
Colby ~. Bowdoin, Watervilif. May q.
Colby ". Bate, Watervils, MaV q.
Bowduin ". Colby, Bruuswick, June I.
Bates vs.. Bowdutn, Lewiston, June (.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Home Testimony
State Assayer Bartlett,
of Maine, says:

have examined sample of Royal Baking
Powder, and find no injurious substance nor any
adulteration The materials comprising the pow
der are pure, and the proportions quite accurate
F. L. BARTLETT,
State Assayey and Chemist, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Maine Postal chanaes.

WAsHISGIos, May 2i.-Postofices have
been established at Diamond. Cumberland
county, and Charles II. Ross appointed
postmaster, and at Highland, Knox county.
with William d. Stone appointed possmas-
for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Other Games.

At Buffalo, I Troy, /.
At Albany-Athletic. Albany, 2.
At Elmirs Providence, }; Elmira, o.
At Syracuse-Ncw Haven, 4: Syracuse
/.
At Rocheoter--R Rochester, I Bingham
ton. ).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
FOR IRELAND.
Local Government Bill Given
Its Second Reading.
The British Steamer Dolores Was
Recently Wrecked at Castillos.


isc>noN, MAY st--Attcr debate to-day,
the Irish local government hill passed It's
second reading in the House of Commons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Cape Cod Canal Biii Defeated. .

BosTos, May 24.-The IIonse Tuesday
2s 10 lG4. defeated the bill incorporating
the Cape Cod Maritime Canal COMPANY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

"Heals all cuts. burns and bruises like
magic That's Johnson'- Anodyne I.ini-
ment surely maF23d&wfslrIn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect April
liih, 1899.

,.oIyt. WEST AVA. II. tsr Lewiston, f.aek
IapJ Portland f.'lstna ana Montreal. 1is \ "
fgr I.iis4ril. f,ard.nsT and south GArdintP 10 f.
4 II fuf Brnnsgifk. lewiston, Fafmiustfga-
Encs iaiid Portland and BastDB. connecting fnf
tFbitc Mountain i'iants and qnftirr 9O5 r.
" f0f uaIlaurn f,ardincf, and south GARD
tsey 10 =. " fpT brunswick, Baih, Port
ia.d ts,fitoH .thd Saturdays only for Rock
l.nd Eft. T. " far Halinwen Gnrdiner aud
zslaib f,4rAiusr liaa T.. ST might Puiifnan} foi
fsetstsn Eiih Portland and i!Osspn.
..oiys. EAST go 4 faight ekpfeasl
t9r -kosi,-gaH. tsrlfast, Bangor, Ear Hhrb0r ~
Stephen. ~ tDha Snd Argustpok County g2iA
" iar wtefyiir. ~kDwhegau and bangor 2 b.
= II for Wafrryills. Dakland N1rth An.op
bingham, -kpshegan Helfasi. Dover. FOX
croft Hangpr BAr Hsfnur. NJ. STEPHENS. ST John
aBd tryo.to0k County. and sundays only, at III
4 " for Eang"T
fh. Night rHiiuaB Trims ran each way every
night -uadagz inclusiod but NOT 70 Skowhegaa OF
NGndns morning. ~ 70 Belfast. Dexter eF befoffd
Hsagoy ON -tnday mornings
Tfn. ,g4g psptrs- iralgs gong West Al 10 10 A "
.Yt itaf tt g. T. pin daily. Sundays inelu,fed.
bHfsern Boston Lewiston. Bath Bangor and 81
tcroMMoDATIoN TRAIN for Augnsia
have south tigrllfirr, d - 4 " 20 and -
2 " Gardiner. 6.l, NJ ig0 i,nd f4s T.. 81
uailpweli o 80 a. " ..l, aad ts3 e "
Ilruush ticket. 90 california aud all point.
-uuit tu1 Wet may hc .ai yf D. H. Walker
iirke' lzcai Augusta, ihr only aflre Ia Augusta
.,lliag f nil routes and checking baggage free o.
fypra-s.
Pil~DN TUCKER Nice Pres. 4 Grnl Manager
y f. Bp0TTtRY Gea'l Pass and Ticket Ag'f.
Portland kpii T. l-if'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Bosros, May 2i,--For New England
Wednesday, fair, followed By light rains,
slightly warmer, s0uthwesteriy winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Sir aIe1auder campbeII Dead.

ToaoSTo. Ont. May 24.-Sir Alexan,Ier
Campbell, Lisutenant-Goyerner of Ontario.
died this afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
BASE SAIL.
The League Games Of fcsterday-The Winners
and the Scores.
League Standing.


First game
Boston. q o q n . I
New York o q % q a g
Hts-B Boston, New ORR, q. ErrOrs- Boston,
3; New York, g. EattrriCs-N Nichols and Bennett
Ruse and Boyle,
second game:
Boston. q o o Ne
New lork o - u a. =
Hit boston, ~. New York. II, Errors i;os.
ton. ., New York, :. Batieres-Stalcy and tan
zcl; hing aud BOYLE.
At RRnokLNN.
Brooklyn % : q . % ~
Washington, q o u u a. I
Hits BROOKLYN, ID. Washington. 10. Errors
Rrouklyn, =: Washington, ). Batterirs-- keuncdy
and bails. Foreman, kIi.u, Mchurc, A1lligau
and lrch
Ar 'LENELANp.
Cleveland. - o o o . . .
IT. Louis d y o y . 0 % o. u
Cleveland. Il. 81. Louis, :. Errors
Cleveland, >. 81. Louis. I. Battrriss-l Dung
and Lmmer, Dwyer and Beckley.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. o o q o a.
Philadelphia, o q I . q / o .
Baltimore. f., Fhilndcphs, .. Error
Baltimore, 3. rh,ladelplua. /. Batteries Cobb
aud GunSen, We hing and Gross, Carey and
Clements.
The fitt burg Chicago game, at Chicago wa
postponed vet gronnda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
HE CRUCIFIES HIMSELF
A Religious Monomaninc Decides that He
Must Expinte His Sins.

BERLIN. March 2S--In Eonigsberg, East
Prussia. a man named Puschke recently cruel.
fled himself under the impression that he
ought to die in the s9me manner as the
Saviour. Puschke was until recently harm-
less person. but became a religious Mono
maniac through the teachings OF n preacher
who has been creating considerable oxcite-
mcnt in East Prussia. After attending re-
ligious meeting some weeks ago. in which the
death of Christ was described with much
realism. Pusohke conceived the idea that his
sins could best he atoned for by submitting to
the same form OF expintion. He began to
brood over the subject. and told his wife about
It. He tried to induce her to agree to his idea
and act the part Of executioner.
She rejected the proposal with horror, and
endeavored to persuade her husband to give
up his insane purpose. Puschke. with n
maniuc's cunning saw that his wife could not
be converted to his yiews. and might defeat
therefore pretended to give up his purpose,
and his wife,s alarm subsidized in view OF his
tHat ne Ras not il
over the New Testament. and noticed that he he
tion relating to the crucilixion. She believed
his assurances. however that ho was only
studying tho Scriptures.
During the absence of his wife, few days
ago. puschke procured some honrds. which he
laid on the ground in the form OF Il cross He
then procured some stout cord and tied his
own legs in such way that II would 10 very
difficult. il not impossible to raise himself
after he had lain down. What he did alter
when found. as no one was present mt tho
horrible affair. His feet had been fast
gncd with heavy mills to the board. Then
through his left hand with tho right. mailing
the left hand firmly. The right hand remained
Tree. anu III this tho maniac took a knife and
repeatedly stabbed himself in the breast. He
became unconscious from pain and loss OF
blood. and was in that condition when his vito
returned. She called for help. aud II took
great cxcrtion TO pull out the nails and release
the, victim He was bathed in blood. and was
at first supposed to he dead. but gradually re-
covered consciousness While his wounds are
serious. they are not necessarily fatal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
DOINGS OF THE ANARCHIS7X
A Belief that They arc Carrying Out Plans
Formed in Belgium,

PARIS. March 2S.-There is an i'm preston
that the Anarchists here arc acting according
to we'll concerted plans devised in Belgium
whence they receive their instruct ons. They
are supposed to work in groups Of three pcr-
sons. two watching while one does the mis-
chief At the Same time there may be others
who. distrustful Of their brethren. work on
their own account, and it is believed that the
explosion at the Lobau barracks was the work
OF one man alone.
The alarm created hero by the dynamite out
RACES is extending to tho provinces. At Bo.-
doauX six dynamite cartridges have been dis
covered in private dwelling be hind a door OF
ton is neing held by tho police. Five cart ridsss
have also been found in a building at Lyons.
and have boon handed over to the police for
A sccLc OF much disorder was caused by So
cialists last evening at church In the suburb
Of Socialists present. shouted t:vi vs l ha To
mune" a bias Jesuitcs!" 4 policeman eject
ed soma of the dis,urbors. and the gas LIGHTS
IFa%sSt Wt chem Th s pr Es BY s" earnss a
Tonight the police are said to have re-
ceiveI appeals for protection from several
wealthy families who have received warn
Witch "wnc most of the e''I praper sye'e IN
the PLANE Monceau requested double guard
to day warning it that the property was marx ed
for destruction because the owners had "jected
non payin. tenants and had refused to let
rooms at low rates to the poor.
Madrid. March 2S.To spanish Govern
ment proposes to follow the example OF the
French IN tho Introduction of u pill making
Anarchist outraRes capital crimes. even When
no death has been caused by such Outrage.
The bill will contain other severe measures Tor
the suppression of anarchy.
BARCELONA, March IA number OF dyna-
mito cartridges have been found in street in
barcelona. one of them exploded. iniurinG a
connects Il! rf-
trdges with some intended outrage by An
urchists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29
Odds and Ends Of Sp orta.

Aneeng OF the Sationa. Cross sountry Association
vii! u" held ut thu Arena in West Tnrtyirst street.
"Wednesday evening. March 80.
R"i,"Tt t'nnniu4II,nl. the clever Down Town boxer
J'ts Tor 20 with sam Kelly Of the West Sides.
III out that the trninIng expenses Of the Cres
cent owing tl"0s boxing tournament were 81 800 In
stead =! 500. one snnr; figures this out AS foOws:
500: era. lev banners framing" $780, Nick Cal
lan's framing 500
The AmItv Athletic Association have exception.
ally mn" ~ cInmnc prepared for Tuesday night. April
cied AZ Torn Hall, There ~ h1 four special three
roup bouts between amateur stars Of reputation aud
other Interesting athletic exhibitions.
cable lesia received at the Polite G1se,e
Once Yesterday from London 10 the effect that Peter.
jackson mas mad an a,'raai on with his trainer, Don
Rioran. ant that the latter VIII to San Fran.
cisco Al once. kiordsns match therefore with Jack
oHren n; III" National tu. London. has been declared
Joe Clio, ski Jun Hall, and himself would leave for
Eng aDh II April rs.
The gyn,nastlr championships Of the Amateur Ath.
etic mon VIII be eI IN the New YORK Athletic Clubs
are Horizontal hnr. parallel bnrs iylng rings. club
swngir.. and rome climbing There Will also be an
ar"lnI gyIunnstic championship which will include
hnri7Onta. bar. parallel bars lying rings vanltiux
horse from sud-, aud yauting horse from rear The
closing has been extended until Hedne sday
and ms b. made with JAMES T.. sullivan. Spovhsy
7,m-, "in'", .i2 iiioadwuy.
A nartug record WAS made at Back Creek on Fob. o.
when Iruligo unted easily defeated iarcpurt. Har.
retired for - B-ndgo ntrd scored COS Tor the
los, 81 rs wIckets. OF which g. Mnckay contributed
woke, vey fast and the Bendigo score WAS made
in rUnr play. rhs rs the biggest made
for the l'rnigJ tub, and the biggest made the
sronnt ~ that time 4 "a YEAR ago a strong team
ms ground. but for the loss OF larger mum,
her Of wickcts --n.iLoUns Angus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-29

| ton Of his great work. "Nouvelle Geogra phit
| Universelle." The work is in eighteen large
volumes. and Reclus is now at work on the
| last one.
| Reclus began this immense task in 1875 II
| is q monument of geographical learning. and,
| though intended for the people and written in
| popular style. it is thoroughly scientific in
| spirit and treatment 1t is an interesting fact
that II it had not been for the Intervention OF
Darwin and other great scientific men OF Eng
land this greatest OF all popular Biographies
would probably nevcr, have been written for
Reclus had been condemned to penal sarvi-
tudo for life. in Now Caledonia. and he would
never have been able to collect his material
iisiaandI INV ''' 0 " ' " VA a''N'
hssns is Is, Sc. Socialist in politics, Me does not
European govcrnments. He WELLS a strong
pom. and many European politicians have
not regarded him with u friendly eye; He laid
down the pen and took UP the sword in 1871
Paris. and the Army Of Versailles caDturcd
him with his weapon in his hand. Tn. learned
geographer was condemned to deportation for
lifo. and in prison he was awaiting his trans
keclus. was then Al years old and was al
Tho hopes OF his life ali the brilliant promise
blasted, The news OF his great misfortune
shocked tie scientific men Of all nat ions. In
ton signed BY ali the scientific men Of emf
n"nre in the country. was addressed to Theirs
I.tiGnFFs sad tint t h"d life Of such
cred brilliant services to science ana iteIa-
his vigorous maturity. They expressed the
view that such II man belonged not only to the
country that gave him birth. hut to the entire
word. and that in reducing him to silence and
ssn,iinG him TO- languish tar from, the centre
OF civilization. France would cripple his talents
and essen his legitimate influence upon the
world.
Tho appeal was heard and the penalty of de-
pOrtatiOn was committed toa sentence of per-
pctual Punishment from France. Rcclus has
never, since set foot upon his, native soil.
though the greatest work OF his life has been
brought ont by Paris publishers 1t Is In
Italy and Switzerland that he has been la bor-
M lnT ior seventeen y"ari on ms New unver-
Wet has produced on an average II volume u
year. each book as large as u volume Of tho
New American Cycopadia.