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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
Township Frauds.

ISDrsNAPoLIs, Aug. "a plornins Pc
per prints q page OF alleged rottenness in
township government in Indiana, Shelby
county being the ceilter oftiie fraudulent
transactions. George ~ Ray OF Shelby
vile. the paper says Ivy selling supplies or
ten times their value. and by issuing
bogus paper. has profited many thousands
OF dollars; that So, OOO In bogus paper has
already turned up and mitch more will
come 70 light. The paper says that in
many townships there are traces 81 rotten
ness. but the bulk Of ii is confinesi 70 fur
townships Union, Wsshins ton, Libersy
and Hendricks
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
Kansas alone
$14O0O.OOO

good crops. Kansas alone re-
leased over SD, 600, 900 of
mortgage indebtedness. Nebras-
ka fell in lIile with nearly as much
more. The farmers prospered Rea-
son returned, resulting in the gradual
decline OF tse calamity howl. The
present crop prospects for the Vest
ern States we're never better. and with
returning prosperity will return the
old-time Republican majorities
Reciprocity has made market in
Cuba for over million barrels OF
American flour every year. In the
year 1890 the value of exported hams
to Cuba was only S24, 500. Under re-
ciprocity, however, in November,
1891, these exports amounted to
$4O,854. The farmers ofsathe West
and Northwest can appreciate these
facts. as wheat and pork are the prin-
cipal things they have to sell.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
The Democrats VIII PLAY smash.

The Democratic platform says:
eve denounce Republican protection
as fraud" There is no way in which
that Gamble misconstrued or distorted.
1t is a threat to the whole existing.
economic condition of the nation.
Such being the case Grover Cleveland
knows that no man who stands on it
can hope to be elected President OF
the United States. So he seeks to
modify" it, The reason is exactly
the same that led the Democratic
House oil representatives from pass
ing the free silver bill, and a free lum-
Der bill, and free iron ore bill. name
", a trucking cowardiee, about open
ly declaring a policy to the people. It
is accompanied by exactly the same
reservation as that made by the
House-"Wait until after election
Ii the Democrats are succes sful they
propose to play smash "after the
election"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
was the Woman MaFder.ds

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.The police at Fort
Sheridan. twenty-four miles north of here,
are working OIL a mysterious case which
they believe to have been murder. E rly
this morning a school house two miles
north of Fort Sheridan burned.
Shortly before it was seen in
flames, two young men, walking
along the railroad track heard woman
screaming ami calling Tor help, the voice
assisting her. they became ir ghtened and
ran away. Other parties saw man and
woman quarreiing III carriage being
driven toward the school house. The sup
position is that the woman Was murdered
and her body burned in the school house.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
Annihila,ed NV Arab.

LONDON, Aug. Is "A dispatch received
to-day from ST. Paul de Loanda states that
the Arabs have aiin1llilated the Congo state
forces stationed at Benakamba, at the con-
1uence OF the Luaiaba and Kassair rivers.
sCominander Hn.ieSby was captured lv the
Arabs. who sili,jectesIto horrible torture for
three days. a ter which he was beheadesl.
The sultan's trooIs have returned after set
ting fire tn some bushes AMI: deserted VIII
lagos. Many volunteers have deserted TO
the rebels.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
MURDERED AND MASGLED.
Horrible Fate Of the Son of q New York
Million aire


LYoSs, Ga, Aug. 15.-J.A Clark, rich
timber buyer of Darien, Ga, and New York
city, drew 1000 from the Savannah bank
to pay off the hands employed at his faith
er's mills III Lake Bluff and English Eddy
on the Altamaha river. While waiting for
the night passenger train here he was sud-
denly confronted by strange men. negroes
it's suspected, who struck him on the head
with some blunt instrument, stabbed
him several times in the breast
and back and robbed him. The
robbers then took their unconscious
victim and laid. him across the raj way
track a short distance from the station. The
south-bound passenger train ran over the
body, cutting it in two and mangl ling it al
most beyond recognition. Til. murdered
mans iatheris millionaire, owning sew
eral large saw mills, ocean vessels and
tranways. He was formerly connected
with the Z. Hilton Dodge Lumber COM
pany Of Darlen and New York He has an
Office in New York city.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
Frirhtfui .Mnrtalitx

ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. l5-Ady;ces from
Tabriz. in the North. are that the mortality
from the cholera IS 1000 The disease IS
spreading and the p.ople are dying at Tie
rate of eighty or ninety per day,
The returns from tie whole OF Russia Tor,
the 18th instant shows d large lncr eaS e in
the number of new cases as well as in the
mortaiity. Thee. were reported 8. lit new
cases and 1908 deaths.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
The Iron Markers, seals

PITTsBuRG. Any. 15.-The scale for the
jobbins mill was agreed upon i'll confer
ence. The rollers agreed to reduction Of
about Is per cent on plate rollin.. The
heaters WAGES will be slightly affected.
The pay q. roughers and catctlers remains
the same
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
Benefits of the Mckinley Law.

The increase in acreage of barley
throughout the Western States is con-,
elusive evidence that he benefits o.
the Mckinley law is already beingfe felt.
Since the import duty on this article
was increased twenty centsp rhushel,
the American farmer can successfully
compete with the Canadian ra;sers OF.
this grain.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
xtandrn- tn. Russian e,,,nrcb

FoRrEI owssgSD. Wash, Aug. z Is s.: Nicllo-
as bishop III the Russisn orthodox
ch,,rcilon tile Western continent, has re-
turned from the north a ter tour oil in
vest ga.ioll IN Alaska. He made arrange
nrsiltso e>t:,tablIsll station. III the Arctic
ocean anoil;, the iiIStIlilmatrx
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
lUnh.,lv Holy VA.

fEussELs Aug. 15.L e P.,triote publishes
a letter rom the Lake Tanganyikai
e ,,tntry. he Ter Of which ,ieelares that
the a alb rising IN the Congo State IS in
8ebst.le: - ~ The pr0clamulioE OF q holy
war iroli Mecca.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
a Lar.a Contract

Puck: stanby-sfiss Triner hasn't favored
us with any music his evening. I'm going to
make her sing.
Old AR Triler-I II make it worth yonr while
IT you viii, young man It's more than thai
italian professor I've subsidized can do.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-17
Sole Aim OF the Democratic
Party.
From the Confederate Constitution.

From the Confederate Constitution.
Congress shall have power to lay
and collect taxes, duties and exercise
Tor revenue only but no
duties or taxes on importations from
foreign nations shah be laid to pro-
mote or foster any branch of indus
try"
Speech of Senator McDufhe of South Caro-
lima.
In free competition for the mar
ket OF the United States, the wages OF
manufacturing labor in the Northern
States must be reduced atleast aslow
as the wages OF labor in England The
natural price of the manufacturing
labor of the Northern States is
precisely the same as the manufactur.
ing labor OF England, and not cent
more.
Speech by Congressman Lewis of Ala
bama.
s'The average price of farm labor in
the Southern States not more than
25 cents day; in the North, SO cents
day. But for the operation of the
tariff laws this state OF things would
have been reversed"
".
Southern Confederate Committe to Lord
John Russell.
s'The principal cause which led the
Southern States to secede from the
Northern was not slavery, blu. the
high prices which, for the sake OF pro-
lection, the South was obliged to pay
for manufactured goods
".
John Quincy Adams Report of House Com
mittee on Manufactures.
s'The interest OF the South is identi-
fed with that of the foreign rival and
competitor Of the Northern manufac-
turer, and against him and for his
ruin the Southern planter and British
manufactures are colleagued."
. VI.
Democratic National Platform, 1892.
eve declare it to be a fundamental
principle OF the Democratic party
that the Federal Government has no
constitutional power to enforce and
collect tariff duties except for the pur-
pose OF revenue only. IN. Y. Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
VIBGIgIA EEWs

The residence Of Mrs. James Teupleman
In Stafford oonrtg. near Rock Hill, was. cs.
ttroyed by fire on Monday
NJ. F-ancis Chion did at his home liz
L ,uduun oounty. neas L tt River Church
on the l0ta Instant, In tho Sc year OF bi:
age.
Dol. J. J Bocock is in critical oond!.
ton at his homs In Charlottesville, hsvirg
suffering stoke OF paralysis. he 10 SS
years old.
Mr.. Arthur Fulton and Miss Annie Haw.
ling, daughtsr OF the late Lewis Hswliug,
were married In Lsesburg, at noon on Ties.
day. February 18Th.
Mr. Frank Palmer, merchant and we'll.
known citizen Of Londouu county, died at
his home at Gum Spring last Saturday Of
pneumonia In about the IS b year OF his see.
The jury In the case Of Jeff. Dooley, q
negro, for the murder of Policeman Mabry,
In Roanoke, returned verdict yesterday OF
murder 10 the fret degree. The Judge
sentenced him to be hanged April 9Th.
Some Of the depositors OF tae Waynesboro
bank. controlled by the same firm which
operated at Warrenton, have entered Into
agreement not to prosecute the officials
upon criminal charges. upon shsis promise
to pay fifty cents on the dollar OF their in.
debiednsss within given period.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
Tribute of Respect.

At S mseting of champion Castle. No. 8. Z. G.
E., hold Wednesday, february is, b. following
pr aub!e 81 d reso uticns Ware adopt d:
Were q the q IRENE Chef OF the uaivsrae has
"a u ii in HIS di' lrs 70 to remove from. ur
midst by the hs d of ds.th our { 1en and bro l.
~. 4. J. GsAsEf and where's b. h's death this
Cs,+,e - lost az earnest and efficient msmbe.
therefore be
Resolved, That while We deplore his loas =.
mourn bis tompaaionablp. We ex. nd to his dis
consulate family our sincere sympathy 10 this
their sad bereavement, trusting lhsy will fin !
consolation and snccor in thtl. dependence on the
great H!gh Priest above who, in His gra i)usness,
Can heal and CT m tort thti sorrow.
Rts lived, That the members of the csatle az
tend the funeral IN body and that the charter be
draped 10 N turning for period OF thic,y dsys.
Also tina. these reso.p ions be spresd on the min.
utes of this castle, thai copy be sent 80 thu fa-
! Of the deceased, and that they be published in
the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Fras rnady submitted In F. Y. snd 81,
C. NJ. HANCOCK,
J.F. EIRRELL
A. 81. CEHLERT,
Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
In Memorlam.

Died, at his residence at Rockdsle, Fauquier
county, Va, Mr.. JAMES w. PEAKE Tho de-
ceased was born October ID, 1918, and died July
21st 1891. being In tie "a h year Of lis sge. Mr..
Peake, although not professor o. religion, yet
was s good citizen, kind husband and indul-
gent father. in his latter years he was dlisent
reader Of the Bib, ard was great feierd of the
preachers aud ok great delight in having them
to step At h.s houss whenever they yl:i5ed the
community During the forty yosrs which
Rev Thtddeus HeIndon was pastor Of the Antioch
Church he ever found hssrsy welcome to his
hes, itable home. For several years bofere he
died the deceased had b'en in feeble health, and
at times was q pre-t sufferer. but patiently bors
it sll to the very last; and when Tho end came,
TO use The language OF his daughter to the writer
'he yielded 20 the Masters W IL snd passed over
She I.ver in peace" j. d. B.
Died, at her hcme at Rccsd.e. Fauq1ier
county, Va, Mrs MARY Z. PEAAE, vile of
Jsmes W Peske. The decsa-ed was born Sep
,mber 10Th, 1918 and did January 29sh 1899
She wss an invalid for seven years b~foTe her
death, bat bore her sfiictions with most besuti-
ful hrstisn spirit 10 the very I's,s IS rof muir
muir CT word 81 complaint gag eve. head to es-
was truly q goud woman n devoted wife, fond
mother aud hi neighbor. Teveral yeas sgo
she professed rel, ion and wss p izsd By Rev
hadaeus Eerndon into the ielpRsuip Of the
An ioch Baptist Church, Of wh Oh rem ned
pious and c1nsistent member until th1 dag OF hor
dta b. the deceased leaves behini ten chill iren
anc large clcle OF friends 10 mourn their losi
fu: our 10 Ia hsr eternal gain. May the LORD
comfort the beresvtd oles and at last bring them
all 70 NEE again In heaven where Ing is
known no moro ftTever. ]. d 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

From various parts OF Iliinoi, coma com.
plains OF serious Injury to the Wheat crop.
The farmers Of the northwest are almost
unauInousy opposed t. thu an.i.op.ion
oils before Congress
The Supreme Court OF Nav Jersey Ia SAT-
aruoon refused to grant new trial to Fran.
,is Lingo, the negro convicted in Camden CT
mardsiing Mira Aune Miller
Fire this morning 10 Nav York DESTROYED
fivs.etcry Livery stable, part Of which was
coupled by bsr.fxtures tscto,y. Seven.
teen horses were burned to death.
Rev Charles Il Whites d. D, oae cf
tie oldess members OF the NV Jersey
Methodis, Episcopal Conference, diel this
morning at his resitencs 10 Camdsn, aged
70 years. His wife vas buried thla week.
George Peilew, 40 editorial wriier on tha
New York Sun. waa iou. dead 10 ba;e
uent area Oh Yves 80 street this morning
By an ashmsu. His neck Vas broken aud
as had evIdei t y fallen while on hia Ray
bone.
A reeo!u,icn vas introduced in the Nav
Yogk SsnGte to day providing for ar inyes.
igst;or of Kssey's gold cure tor drunkeEda.
The resolution states that 1t has bsen ohsrg-
ed that the treatment does more harm than
good.
E. B. Turpin, the wss!thy Gsle!iu,
Tenn, Lawyer. who shot and killed VIM.
Carter at that Place yesterday, wsa brought
to Nashville and jailed laet night because Of
rapidly growing sentiment In favor CT
lynohiDg him.
A stree: car was st u,k by c looom: | 20
in Newark, N. J Iast night. The driver
WAS fatally, aud the conductor slightly IT,
jured. o. the iourtesa passengers, five
vera more or less bruised, and one youEg
lady reoeived internal injuries which may
prove fatal. The wonder is that ell the pas
sengers In the street Car were not killed
outright.
This morning the depot at Nrtl Eliza
bsth, N. J.. on the Pennsylvania Railroad
was burned. The Are vas started by q
spark from locomotive falling in the bed.
room Of the station ageot. The station WAS
built over the tracks. and the passengers
had thrilling experience ss the trains dash.
ed through the flames and smoke. TIE
talion agent saved the tickets and money.
L,ss about Sc 600.
Augustus c. Graham died at hiz home IN
Whiteshne, L. l., this morning. he yi,ittd
Flushing yesterday to view the body of bis broth.
or james, who died yesterday morning and caught
chill. He went to bed Immediately upon his
return home. he was 63 ycars Of age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
a Corner in Wheat,

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Ths Tribune say.
shsre ara ssroug Indications That tue gbea,
market is being manipulated and In,mst..
that J. D. Bookshelf, Of tue Standard on
Company. Jse. T. Nor:b, "the nitrate kiup u
and John ". Mackay, tls bonauz, million.
aire are back olis. TIE paper claims taa.
sales OF wheat on the Chicago board o'trad.
one aggregate nearly so 900 900 bu.bel,
whereas there are less tan 10 900 OrO
bushels OF actual wheat In the west, Ieavin,
about 40. 000.0O0 bushels which a,e reayv
wind" sales and must bs covered at whist
sver price the markst touchas. SImnA,
,hort sales have bsen m ads in all Of thu
m arkets 10 this country and Liverpool.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
EgWs UF TIE DAY.

George Grunb Ing, Of Greensburg. Pa.,yes
:erdsy, while crszsd by the grip. saved biz
head nearly eff.
The Baltimore and Drum Point Railroad
was sold yesterday for $25 .0C0, to 4 iward
Lsuterbscb, OF New York.
The snow Ia sixteen feet deep In the passss
OF the Alps, and large number OF cottages
In Syria are slmoet buried.
President Conrad. Of the Louisiana Lot.
terry Company. denies the report that the
company intends to remove to Mexico.
By 90 explosion OF molten metal at Nc
Conway, Torlsy & Co.'s foundry. Pitteburg,
yesterday, Eve men were terribly burned.
The Pennsylvaaia Republican Essoc!s.
ton, 90 organization to oppose Senator
Qary's re-eleotion, has Issued an address to
the voters OF the etats denounclng Qaay as
party leader.
Robert Ford, who acquired widespread
notorlety by killing Jease James, the Els.
sou.i outlaw, iE 1882, was shot and killed
yesterday lie g saloon row, ct Creed. new
mining town, some distance from D3nver,
Col.
Michael B. MCCARTHY, OF New York, the
msa who "bres6hed Ike ateam engine"
By DOCTORS at Bellevue and elsewhere, has
been res.ored to health by Rev. Thomas
Adams, of Brooklyn, who applied faith and
alleged holy relice.
The New York Sun to-day pablishes a
dispatch from Washington signed J. Floyd
King, which says: ut Is the opinion of
CLEAR and isr.seeiDR democrats Ia this city,
from all seotio1s Of the country, thas SeDa
TOR Hill will be nominated at Chicago by &C.
olamation, aud will be elected President OF
the United States by the largest ms GRITTY
received By any democratic President since
Andrew Jackson"
NJ. Perry Belmont, e1.Preaident Csvsr
lands Minister 10 Spain. snd when repre-
ssnting the Firat New York Congressional
district chairman CT the House committee
on foreign Fl .irs, yesterday In an interview
declared for Gov Hill for President. He
says Eill's candidacy has been forosd by re.
publican and mugw1mp attacks; that tie
machine" is necessity which should net
control party principles, but can best carry
them out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
FROM gksSIEaTuR

ssoee,nl Ooy-es7osdsaes u tsc Ale1GadriG Gas6sse
wAsHIaesoE. D. c.. Feb. Is. 1852.
Tbs Senate committee on fisheries today
reported fagorably q bill ITO protect the
Gan 10 the Potomac river IN the District OF
Coluubis, and to provide spawning GROUND
for sh.d snd herring in eaid river" Inc
bill provides for tbs reeneotmeut OF the DILL
of 1885. o d prohibits fishing in the Potomac,
Trnm me ,rry house opposite alexandra t.
the Chain Bridge. By fske net, pound net,
AXE nat. weir, q Iat net. gill net, hsu seine.
Gin net or any ct Ter contrivance. stationary
o. e Eating. under penalty or not more
shau Qua nuudsed dollars for every ottsnss
and the forfeit OF bob bo.ts and nsss.
Secretary Bisins's eioses friends here 'aS
Chat letter or DO letter, tns 6ecretary VII! 90
the republican nomtoee for President; that
the nonius,ion Wil os t,Gdsred him sftef
few preliminary ballots. and that ne will &C.
ceps ls With becoming grace. They also say
that he fears Hill more than ang body else
the democrats can nominate, and that II
Hill and BIaine bead the opposing forces IL
SgiIl be war OF giants and the hveiest one
thss ever occurred.
Representative Bourke Caokr OF New
Yosk will be delegate to both the New
YORK. State and t. the national democratic
convention. representative Fellows of the
same S.ste will certainly be delegate to the
State. and probably 10 the national conVen-
eion. Beth ara stropg Hill men.
Congressman Meredith, OF the Alexandra
s1ist,ict has besn conhoed to bis room for
ehs LAST two dsYs by Illness. Be Is better
nov, but lie still 10 his room By orasr OF hie
ohyaiofen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18

ays: "sir John Thompson s,ys that ro,,,.
could exceed Mr.. Blaine'a courtesy, pronpt,.,s
AID ftankneas, and i. was pleasure to NEST srs
transact Business with such man OF ability a, :.
the o. s. Secretary OF State. Hs regretted Tho.
he could not state what hsd b,eu done b. ~.
ministers at Warrington, as. FOR the present. -.
Negotiations were confieni, A een.lor,.r
who accompanied the del cation SAD III v;.;.
hsd confirmed in lis mind tho impression TIA,
NJ. Blslne YVES head and shoulders over any et5..
statesman in tbs United Stats 1t is prob.Il,
thst meeting of the cabinet will be held tc.,.r
to consider the report Of the commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
Congressional.

In the senate yes,erdsy bill directing the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to admit fres OF duty
wreckage from the shiOs Trenton AID Vsrd.lis
wa. passed In the House resolutions we're sdopt-
ed csl!ipg on the Secretary OF the Treasury fol
information as 10 salt iuportaliops, and on the
tostEast,r Genersl as to mail sub.idy contracts
The Houss discus ,ed in com uit.ee OF the mole
the 1nnian appropriation The bill spproplias, S
ST., 651 842. of which 1904. 1913 is to pay for
lands pulchseed from them. A resolution wss in.
PRODUCED ia tn, House authorizing the judiciary
committee TO inves gste the charges againstUnited
States Judge Nc o mick Of Texas. Gossip on the
House side of the Capitol hiss in that the Pac fic
Coas. members of both parties are exceedingly
jealou, last the eastern membars shalt share an >
of the credit restrictive Chinese legs ion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-18
For elen News,

LONDON, FEB. 1S-slr George Campbell
E. G. 8. / V.D. q. L. v, member Of the
House OF Commons, Ia dead. Ia polltics
Slr George was ibsral in favor Of home
rule
LONDON, Feb. 1S-A dispatch from Bio
de- Janerlo says that disturbances bavs
broken Gu! in Fortsleza and that the people
have driven the Governor from the city.
PARIs, Feb. Is The snow storm which
prevailed here yesterday increased the
depth of the snow already on the ground
FIVE inches. Traffic has again been aim ost
entirely suspended. The Essther Is intense
GOLD.
BOMBAY, Feb. IS Smallpox which has
prevailed here for soma time has become
epidemic. During the psst week the.e were
% deaths from the disease.
ROME. FEB. 1S.-In sn interview to-day
Archbishop Ireland, of g.. Paul. MINI, Who
is In this city, said when 10 France he Was
Informed that little interest was taken there
in the Chicago Columbian exhibition. The
French have net forgiven the meagre part
taken by the United States In the Paris ex
hibition. Something. be said, must be done
at ones u remove F1e il.-:eeIiDg or tasr.
wlse France would be poorly represented at
Ihs fall.
LONDON, Feb. 18-The snow storu.~ IN y"
tls Uaited Kingdom continue. Ia some
places the snow 10 eight Inches deep.
LONDON. Feb 13.--The long talked OF Irish
local government bill was introduced In the
House Of Commons to-day by Mr. Balfour,
amid the cheers of the government support.
ere,
MONTREAL. Fe5 1s.-The long looked for re-
ports of the royal commission, which has been in
vestigstirg the charges against the Mercier gov.
erpment in connection with tho Bale des Chaleurs
scandal, hsve been made public. The report of
Judge Jette on The Bsie d,s Chaleurs charges i,
practical generation Of the entire Mercier cabi.
net. The report OF judges Baby and Davidson Ia
q sweeping dsnunciation and condemnation Of
Nereisr, Langevir, Paoaud, Robido1x and the
ministers.
OTTAWA, Feb. 18.-A special dispatch to the
Empire government organ) referring to the visit
Of the Canadian Cabinet ministers to Washington,