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the Panorama Of the
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ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
Parties viii leave Phil adephia follows for msgnih
cent sight seeing tours


BEYOND THE RockIEs
No. I, APRIL "a. 81 DAYS TRIP through Colo
RADIO, New Mexico. CsliforniS. the Pacific Northwest
Alaska, Montana and the Sslowstone National Park.
No. 9, APRIL "a IS DAYS TRIP, the same Is
No 3. APRIL "A. 80 DAYS TRIP through New
Mexico. Arizona. California. Nevada. Utah and
The Yosemite Valley may be visited In connection
with either of these excursions
No. 4. MAJ "A. 81 DAYS TRIP across tire con-
tinent and to Alaska. outward by the Canadian Pa
cfc RAILROAD and homeward through the Yellowstone
National Park.
Each of csc tours includes week at the Colum-
bian EXPOSITION.
The parties will travelin MAGN FIcENT SPECIAL
VESTlBULED ThAINS, WITH DINING CARS
and all other frst-class appointments.
,,ADDITIoNAL CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
March & and g.
EXCLUSION TO MEXICO March s.
THE WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
Special Pullman yestibu,ed Trains. with Dining
Cars. Will leave Philsdelph for Chicago at frequent
interysls during the summer, week z the Ray
grounds. will be included in the tickets.
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CRONICA
Ell ULTIMO CABLEGRAMA

Es decir, la Ultima charada. En-
verdad que 10 quisi6ramos ocuparnos
mas de los asuntos de Melilla hasta
que. clara terminantemento, Sc des-
peie la inc6gnita que los envuelve, y
apreciar podamos la verdadera sltua-
ci6n de Espana en- el Riff, y 10 que
el gobierno ha realizado en pro de
la dignidad de la patria.
Porque triste nos es vernos obll-
gados, uno y otro d1a, a poner de ma
nifesto las coutradiciones de las no
ticias que recibimos, y la caIma YER
daderamente mmsm1mo'2@ con que
narcha Ia question lie Marruecos.
Pero el deber de information que
tenemos con ell pdblico, nos ob]iga a
aclarar en- 10 possible ese gaIimatias,
tratando de leer entire l1ueas Ia verdad
de los sucesos.
Nunca dudamos de cue confada Ia
honra de Espana a las bayonetas de
nuestros heroicos soldados, saldra
siempre triunfante inmaculada, sea
cual fuere 81 enemigo que trate de
mancillarla, porque ell militar espanol,
al entrar en- campana, no plensa Jama@
en- Ia retirada, sino en- la muerte en-
Ia victoria La c6lebre Erase que eli
Waterloo solo Sc le ocurri6 Cam
brone, paIpita siempre en- los lablo~
del t1ltimo de nuestros soldados. For
ESQ, al tener noticias de que Ell eyer
cito expedicionario iba a Melllla a
vengar ell ultraje hecho por los rifle
nos, no titubeamos Ell declr que pr"n
to estos morder1an 81 polvo arrepen
tidos de su hazana.
Pero cuando vimos que las facul
tades del ej6rcito eran limitad1simas,
y que la diplomacia ponfa en- Juego
sus habilidades, desconfamos de un
6xito tan Immediate. Las conferen-
cias interminables incomprenslbleS
que han venido sucedi6ndose, nos han
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que llega a constituir una preocupa
cion universal.
Por fortuna Ia confagraci6n no
cabe en- este pals. donde no existen
las grandes explotaciones manufac-
tureras donde el agricultor. leJos
de prosperar escandalosamente, Sc
debate con los obstaculos de una
competencia exterior que no le per
mite levantar rapidas fortunas.
Adn no surgio la question obrera
en- este pals. nj surgira manana, va
que, faltando las causas generatrlces'
no han de aparecer los efectos pavo-
rosos.
Regocii6monos, 81 es que debe un
pueblo regocijarse por carecer de IN
dustria militante Y activ1sima.
Barcelona y Paris llevan en- sus
senos al m6nstruo apocal1ptico de
mil cabezas Y mil brazos. Ojala
que logren extirparlo y evitar que
de periodo en- periodic Sc reproduzca,
semeisnte al f6nix de la fabula, que
renac1a de sus propias cenizas
La bomba no sera nunca un argu-
mento, como no 10 son tampoco la
espada Y el fusil, aunque ell 6xito los
abone y los glori1que.
La propaganda socialista en- los
meetings, en los congresses, en- las
conferencias, en- las catedras, tlene
porvenir alberto y acaso predomlne
alguna vez la propaganda anar-
quista en- las explosiones, en- los IN
/ cendios, en- las ruinas Y en- los desas
tres, solo traera la justa, la fatal
la sangrienta Indispensable repre-
salia.
Ell anarquismo ataca.
Ell orden Sc defende.
Es una reproduction del etern'
desafo de Luzbel al arcangel.
] Que Dos rep0rt0 swerte !
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castigando a la vez ell ultraje mayor
que en- estos tiempos Sc ha inferldo a
Espana !? i Els este IN asunto tan
baladf en- que unos cuantos agrimen-
sores pueden darle solucion, o IN
conficto en- el que Sc halla compro
metido el prestigio de una nacion
Al pensar en- este, nuestra cabeza
Sc convierte en- una ola de grillos Y
la pluma Sc escapa de nuestras ma
nos, impotente para descifrar tan
extrano geroglf6co, quedandonos en-
la misma situacion de aquel buen
cura que pinta Campoamor en- uno de
sus poemas, ell cual. a cada pregunta
de la inocente pecadora, exclam ma ba !:
-''iTercera confesi6n!-- iTercer problema"
MARIANA ABRIL.
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y no habra poder humane.
que corte ell nxdo gordiano
del enredo de los soles.
ULTIMOS SCABLEGRAMAS
(Traducidos para La DEMoCRACIA)

New-York, Diciembre 4.-Se anun-
ca que 25 miembros del parlamento
ingles otras 25 personas prominen-
tes del Reno Undo han flrmado una
circular dirigida los JIa1ors-alcal-
des = de las ciudades importantes del
RENO proponiendo la celebration de
una Exposition universal en- Londres
para 1896 1897.
Es probable Sc erija un monumento
al professor Yowett.
FL torpedero Hauock en- su viaie
de prueba ha hecho 20 nudos. Es el
primero de IS mas que han de cons
truirse y que deberan ser los mas We
loces hasta hoy fote.
Ell meeting anarquista convocado
aver en- la plaza de Trafalgar resulto
un hasco la policia 10 disolvio rapi-
damente.
Hase tornado Gabinete en- Paris
con las siguientes fguras: Casimiro
Pe,ier. Presidente Relaciones exte
riores; Reynal, Interior; Burdeau,
Hacienda; Spuller, instruction pu-
blica; Dubois, Justicia; Marty, Co.
mercio Mercier, Guerra Jonnart.
Obras p1blicas; Viger, Agriculture
Lebon, Colonias; efebre, Marina.
Reheren~de CoPenhague que no
tardaran en- anunciarse los esponsales
del principe Christian, primogenito
del principe herederc de Dinamarca
y la princesa Margarita, Ia hija menor
del Duque de Charities.
Idem, idem Sci domingo ocurri6
en- Londres un fuego de consideration
que destruyo varias fabricas, algunos
almaCenes y IN muelle.
I1a muerto el sabio professor Tyn-
dali Sc ha ordenado una investiga-
cion de las causas que han produciGo
la muerte.
El gobierno ingles Sc propone, pa
ra cubrir el d(1fctt. imponer los billie
tes de teatro un penique por shilling
de su valor
Los mineros escoceses al presente
en- huelga ascienden a III, 900.
Ell programa ministerial expuesto
aver, 4, en- la Camara de Diputados
por Mr.. Perier, es terminantemente
anti socialista. En- la misma session
Mr.. Grousset propuso que Sc decreta-
"a una amnistia general por deIitos
polftlcos, en- favor especialmente de
los boulangistas. La com0ati6 Mr..
Rayna y fuG desechada por PSI vo-
tos contra 226
Telegrafian &c Roma que aun no
Sc ha completado Ia formation del
ministerio.
Telegrafan de Washington que el
Presidente ha remitido su mensaje al
Congreso, el cuai no contiene ninguna
noVedad
Londres, idem 6-El gobierno in
giles ha enviado un alto magistrate a
jamaica para que investgue acerca
de los cargos que Sc hacen Ia admi-
nistracion de Justicia en- aquella isa.
FL professor Syndall murio conse-
cuencia de ana dosis excesiva de CO
raj tomada por equivocacion.
FL Secretario de la Guerra declare
en- la Camara de los Comunes que
considerable altamente inconveniente
el hacer p1bicos los planes del 60
bierno acerca de las hotas de Gibral-
tar de Malta. anadiendo que el go-
bierno Sc oponfa su publication.
FL Duly Nesos desmente la mott
cia de intentarse un emprestito para
la Marina.
Los mineros escoceses huelguistas
han resuelto pedir al gobierno que
interyenga en- favor de elloS al modo
, | TOC MEDrCoc pEroNIEEpAN IA
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LA OLA DE SANGRE

Adn no apagado ell eco de las ez-
plosiones de Barcelona, vlene la notl-
cia de una nueva explosion en- la
Camara francesa. De suerte que el
anarquismo nj Sc intimlda ante Ell
cadalso nj retrocede ante ell cr1men.
Es as1 como una hcrda de feras que
destruyen por Ell placer de destruir y
Que buscan ell triunfo en- ell total ami
ouiIamiento del orden social. No al
canaan a persuadirnos con la l6glca
quieren aplastarnos con Ia dina
mita.
Verdad es que Ell obrero, en- las
grandes metropolis industriales, So
porta la pesadumbre de una tarea
insufcientemente compensate; YER
dad es cue su salario no esta en- re-
laci6n con su esfuerzo y que la es :
casez le atrofa, le exaspera y le
constrine. Pero tai conficto no Sc
resuelve con tales recursos antes
bien Sc agrava y Sc generaliza.
Cuando reclaman que SO acorten
las horas de trabajo y que Sc alarguen
los tipos del jornal, los obreros tie
nen raz6n. No la tendran jamas
cuando traten de imponerse por Ia
violencia, y engendrar ell odio, y dl-
fundir ell panico, y crear un estado
de constante inquietud y de perenne
augusta.
De una causa atractiva y simpatl
ca. como la causa socialista, el anar
ouismo hace un espantajo tremendC
Y una amenaza insoportable. No "
los hombres p1bicos estan en- Ell yor
tice del peligro: 10 estan las famllla'
que acuden a IN espectaculo tras e
l1cito recreo y encuentran la pavorosf
catastrofe.
NADIA hay que los modernos van
dalos respeten: nj el temple subj
me de las artes nj 81 temple angust'
de las leyes. Esgrimen sus arma
in1cuas y no les importa que sucnm
ban Glen vfctimas inocentes. tana
ticos de una utopia, la ola de sangr
no perturba sus conclenclas.
7 los vemos arrostrar la muerte
Pallas en- Barcelona, Valiant Ell
Paris, con la legendaria frmeza d
los martires que Sc sacrifcan en- ara
de una idea.
Y los vemos encadenarse de ma
ci6n en- naci6n, sin m1edo al garrot
vii nj q la cortante guillotina. So
los ap6stoles del NAL, que sufren $
calvario y expian su deIito Son 10
fermentos de una c6lera durant
veinte siglos reprimida, que estalI
con cardenos relampagueos J con sa
tanicos fulgores.
Los gobiernos no pueden consen
tir tan barbaras expansiones la ba
tida comenzara desde luego: bat'd
sin compassion, en- que Sc empena
todos los poderes, monarqulcos
republicanos, de Europa duelo fol
midable, de la luz la sombra, de
cumbre al pantaDo, de la socleda
Que elimina el virus corrosive con
anarqu1a que propaga su simlent
mortifera. Esa sela la iucha afro
con que acaba ell siglo diez y nuevt
Els bora de que Sc estudie una OF
ganizaci6n amplia, equitativa, justs
que de a cada cual 10 suyo; que n
copsienta las acumulaciones del ca
nital q costa de las fatigas del traba
10; que prescinda de rutinaria
practicas y que resuelva los antago
nismos entire el patrono y ell obrero
Solo asf quedaran destruidos 10
eermenes de ese malestar que Sc ma
nifesta de un modo tan saIvaJe
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LOS MEpICos REcoMIENDAN La

LOS MEDICOS RECOMIENDAN La
Solucun Mars. del iicenciado Glol, en- ls.s
d,ferentes Intermediates ligadas la ano-
mia, ciorosis debilidaden general.
Don R..zl6n De Torres, doctor Ell Ma
dicina, Cirujia Partos.
CertiGca: que ha hscho frecuertemen'e
uSo de Ia SOLUCION MARS, prepara4a
por Il Licdo Don Francisco Giol Texidor,
en- la, dlferente- II f-rule1ades hs3sdas a Ia
anein'a ciorosis d-bilidad general, obt,--
niendo todos los ca9os resultado- br1llat-
teS.
Y para satisfaction del Sr. GicI, al 10
hago constar-Dr Torres.
once Febrero 27 DE- 1892
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En- la presente OCCASION
quien sufra persecution
por injuria Q heregia,
puede esperar la amnist1a
con santa resignation.

La question monetaria sigue en-
pie da gu~to recopilar las oplnlo-
neS one Sc emiton, los cajculos que Sc
Ianzan, las soluciones que Sc suenan
V las anomalies que Sc discurren.
Los agricultores quieren que Sc
mantenga Ell stGtM quo, que eS para
alloS la prima de un veinticinco por
ciento sobre el>valor de sus frutos.
Los comerciantes quieren que Sc
acepte ell patron orc. one es Ia baJa
de los cambios, el aumento &c los ne
gocjos, y. por 10 mismo, ell aumento
De los lucros.
El pueblo. nj adn sabe 10 que
quiere, y toma 10 que le dan y es la
victimq propiciatoria de las cabaIaS
mercantiles y de las cabalas agr1co-
las
ST la prinna indirecta desaparece,
las haciendas de azt1car sufriran una
crisis de one quiza no les sea facil
salir adelante.
ST la prima indirecta Sc sostiene,
los que trabajan y producer vendran
a pagarla Ell ell aumento de preclo
sobre todo5 los art1culos.
Y, despu6s de todo, resultata que
aqui no hay problema monetario y
QUE nuestro problema es pura y sim
plemente agr1cola.
La cosa tiene bemoles,
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zojo, ojo.

Ha si.lo robado Il viernes en il noehe De
Ia cas-. habitari6n IL don Jnan Lopez Co
lon, v.cino del barrie lie AFn-, uu rrlej de
Gra rpnontoir. aGabss tapas cineeiadas
ma rea L, con Il 70 0f0. y una leontins
sisi s0-uso ss,efsi.
I..s- t,fl,tf.aI..> fi.snea ~ena fssi.-..f evi
80 las J..y-.iAs. Aegsemtge Is, ISg3.
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Gaia do Prestamos
16-PLAzA DE LAS DELICIAs-I6

l6-PLALA De I1Ao DELIILAo-IO
III dio 20 del co,rieute. d las 0 de la ma9a-
ma. Sc renatar4.a en- pab}ica st5osta las prem
das dc los taIones qlte 4 continuac5j'a Sc erpre-
sa1,, }50,- cue,,ta de q1ien corresponds q order
3e olLien sltscrlbe:
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3lOG2 3l724 3255O 32955 33354 1923
3l079 3l752 3.577 32986 1886 1896
Ponce, Dicieo.bre de de 1898
4-6 NfCTOR MANESCAU.
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Los altos

IL la casa namero Il de la calle del
Sol Sc alouilan-
Informan Gale del Castillo ndme-
ro II, freuts a don Carlos Arms
troag.
Ponce. D;ci~mbrp L de 1893
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a DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Ell Ministro de Ultramar pide al
gobernador que no de largas a los
expedientes de indulto por delitos de
imprenta.
Algo es al go.
Los expedientes saldran por la bo-
ca del MORO, surcaran ell pi6tago solo
bye, llegaran a Madrid, dormiran en-
ell pupitre ministerial y terminaran
su odisea con la real rdbrica de dona
Cristina de Apsburgo.
Entonces, descendera la gracia so :
bre los escritores puerto-riquenos,
cuando, cumplida la sehtencia, no
pisen va los patios de la carcel.
Alguna ventaja han de tener los
que viven mil quinientas leguas de
la patria
iLos expedientes, los perp6tuos ex-
pedientes
Por que no Sc decreta el indulto
con rapidez, y SO trasmlte por cable,
Sc alivia sin demora la situaclon
de unos hombres que cometieron an
solo delito: el de expresar con varo-
nil independence su pensamiento
5Por que la libertad, la mas her
mosa de las prerrogativas humans:
Sc somete, como los consumes y los
aranceles, al inmarcesible expedien
teo
5Hasta que fecha la colonia estar$
sometida que sus asnntos Sc resael
van allende el oceano =?
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TWO MORE .SMASHES.
FLATBUSH TROLLEY CARS SWELL THEIR
EVIL RECORD
ONE RUNS INTO FARMERS WAGON AND An
OTHER CAUSES \ RUNAwAY-DMVERS OF
THE TEAMS BRUISED-A BRILLIANT

DISPLAY AT BAY RIDGE.
=, .o irstances one a collision with a heavily
loaded farm wagon and the other team OF horses
frightened so badly that they ran away the troley
cars in Flatbush made record of destruction yes
terday afternoon. At 3 O'Clock PatricK Maher' d
farmer of Flatlands. was driving his team 'o"arn
the city along the Coney Island road He was on
Tho tracks when trolley car No 297 OF the Brooklyn
and Coney Island line, with John Smith at the
brake came up behind him. Smith slgnaIed 10
Maher to clear the track. which he did by pulling
TO the opposite track when trolley car NO ~
Thomas O'Connell. motorman was punglng along
on the down grade. which is steep at that point.
OConnel was unable to stop his car in time to
avoid the collision which followed The iron front
of the trolley car smashed the wagon-pole to splin-
ters and the horses became jammed ana reafeu
and plunged. Maher was thrown from MS hgh
seat to the fanks of the horses and then to the
ground beneath their hoofs. He quickly rolled him
calf out of the way but was severely bruised, and
II was by the merest chance he was not Killed
outright.
A crowd of boys reaped a harvest gathering up
the baskets full of potatoes which had been thrown
from the wagon by the shock of the collision MI
Maher was compelled to home for his spare
wagon TO get his goods to market last night
Al 43o D. m NJ f.. Evans. commission mer-
chant at No 134 Charesst. this city, drove across
the Park circle at Coney Island ROAD IN a isht
carriage drawn by team of horses. Approaching
the railroad track the horses TOOK frlsht at
trolley car and plunged forward at gailop Mr.
Evans succeeded in steering the team toward the
parade-gr fence. where they smashed the Dug
gy against a tree Mr.. Evans was thrown from his
seat to the ground, but beyond few severe bruises
he was uninjured. The carriage was wreck
Late Sunday night considerable excitement Was
caused at Bay Ridge. l.. l., by the trolley wires
near the Sea Beach Railroad station becoming dis
arranged The tracks for distance OF nan II Hhe
were brilliantly illuminated by electricity. iarec
crowd collected along the avenue ana the New
I r,olfco Upre
ing The break repaired after a delay OF two
hours No one hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
THE MITE DIED FROM YELLOW FEVER
4 VESSEL oUARANTINED At wlLMINGToN-H
NEW CASE At BRUNSWICK.

4 VESSEL QUARANTINED At WlLNINGToN
NEW CASE At BRUNSWICK.
Wilmington y. G, Aug. H.-The Norwegian Dark
Hosten Captain Grthmark. arrived at quarantine
Sunday morning The vessel came from 'lcniuegos'
C,uba and the bill Of health shows that TWO OF the
crew died OF yellow fever in the hospital there
nrevious 10 August /. The IIosten sailed theh'e
on August 7 with Of ten men Nhen ioui
DAYS out the second mate died of yellow feVer'
Va sickness Is now on board. The Vessel mas beeh
dis,nfected and ordered To Sapelo. where the Gov
crnment has IA quarantine station with moderh APP
planes.
Washington. Aug. H-Surgeon-'enera' WF"a"
has received the following dispatch from surgeon
C;riteras at brunswick, Ga: zone case oi ie'er III
rrunsvck not connected with Branham.'
The Secretary Of the Navy to-day received the
following dispatch from Captain u. v Reed COM
n,andant Of the Pensacola Naval station; Cordoh
removed by order OF the Marine ltosplthi S"rNice
ouarantIne raised" The Gordon of which captain
Jteed makes mention was placed about the naVaI
reservation 10 prevent communication between the
people living It and the city OF Pensacola
The Marine Hospital Service received a telegram
to-day from Dr. Porter. State Health oiilcer OF
Florida stating that there was no yellow ieVer a'
ia M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
CHOLER1 IN ST. PETERSB TRG.

The DISEASE PRESENT IN EPIDEMIC FORM-ITS
RAPAGEs IN GALICIA AND IN SMYRNA.
Washington. Aug H.-Dr Wyman of the Marine
Hospital Service. has been notified that cholera is
present in ST. Petersburg in epidemic form.
There Is no emigration from ST. Petersburg. The
9ussian authorities do not allow emigrants To pass
)ut by that way
Vienna Aug 2l.-The newspapers here complain
hat the Hungarian Government has concealed the
xistence OF cholera centre in Marmaros dis
rict bordering Gacia. The official cholera returns
or August 10 and 20 are: Nadworna Galicia four
cen fresh cases and eight deaths; Kolomea. Cali
Ia. two fresh cases and three deaths; Czernowitz.
,ukowina. no fresh cases. death
Dispatches from Constantnope say that cholera
preads rapidly In Smyrna City. where the fresh
daily.
The steamship Mifeld which sailed recently from
3raila. Rumania, is detained at quarantine of
Malta. There have been SIX OF cholera and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
FRENCH REPUBLICAN GAINS.
PER1LLOTS WILL SWELL THEM.
rprSHING DEFEAT OF THE ROYALIST
FACTION.
ONLY THREE BoULANGIsrs SUCCESSFUL. AGAINST
THIRTY-FIvE IN THE LAST ELECTION
INCREASED MAORTIES FOR
THE MINISTER.

THE MINISTER'S.
London Aug 22-Several newspapers publish
this classification of results Of the French elec-
tions: Republicans, 312; SOcalst-Radcals and
Socialists, 80; the Rallied" 13; Conserva-
tives Sc.
Paris, Aug. 2l.-The returns this evening show
the election of As Conservatives, Conservateurs
Rallies Conservatives who have accepted the ke-
public, and 800 Republicans. Included among
the successful candidates who term themselves ke-
publicans are 81 Radicals, 80 Liberals, 10 Social
lists, 8 Revisionists and . Revolutonists
The majorities given TO the several Ministers III
their respective districts aggregate nearly -o'oVV
more votes than their combined maJorl'is WHEN
they were standing for election to the Chainoer
IN 1889 In the last general election the Boulan-
Qsts returned thirty-five members yesterday they
s,acted only three. The defeat of the Royaists
is causing much significant comment, ana 1t Is
asserted that it means the ultimate extinction of
that marty. The DEPARTMENTS of Vcndee, Finis-
,.rre and Loire Infereur, hitherto strongholds
~ the Royaists. have been wrested from them by
N. Republicans. who are jubilant over the gains
they have made.
II is now known that rebaots will have 10 he
taken in l55 districts The results Of most of
these reballots will undoubtedly be favorable to
the Republicans whose gains now reach total
Of sixty-three seats. An absolute majority oil the
votes cast and at least one-quarter of the number
on the voting register must be obtained 10 secure
election The by-elections will be held after an
interval of seven days from the general electlol'
NJ Jacques Piou, who represented the hrst
Saint Gaudens District of Haute-C Caronne IN
the last Chamber. and who is leader of the Con
servateurs Rallies, has been defeated IN 'hau
district. His successful opponent is VI. Bepmale,
a Radical In the district in Gers which NJ
Paul de Casssgnac has represented since 1876, ana
In which he stood for reelection yesterday, re-
ballot is necessary.
The Chamber of Deputies consists of 5s4 mem
bers, of whom Algeria returns six and the various
French colonies return ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22
MRS. SHANN NOT q UILTY.
THE JURY DECIDED TO ACQU1T HER NTER
FEW BALLOTS ON SATURDAY.

Trenton " j. Aug. 2l-The jury In the Shanh
,,urdor "a CO came into court $50 O'Clock this
p,,rning with n verdict Of not guilty. Ih" court
room was packed with spectators. ana Mrs. Shahh
sat surrounded by her family. When IN" YER
dict WAS rendered she fell upon her knees hs
though Offering up thanks for her deliverance.
In a moment she raised her head. ana her daush-
ters threw their arms around her and kissed her
M, audience sat silent and In another moment
the formalitcs were over and Mrs Sham was as
charged from custody. As she left the courtroom
she was pcered at by the great throng present ana
a few shook hands with her Her daughters ana
sisters now were weeping. and IN" whole fanny
sbov,cd the deepest emotion II Is said the jury
decided 10 acquit after few ballots taken on
Saturday.