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New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
RUMORS OF A HOLY WAR IN MOROCCO
1T MAY SPREAD TO ALGERTA-A MALTREATER
OF MOORISH PRISONERS. AT MELrrLA
TO BE SHOT.

1T MAY SPREAD to ALGERIA-A MALTREATER
OF MOORISH PRISONERS AT MELrLLA
TO BE SHOT. r..... .. r...
London, Dec. IA dispatch to "The Daily Tele-
graph" from Paris says that lately there have
been dark references made TO the possible out
break of a holy In Morocco. which will spread
to the Arabs in Algeria. Persons well informed on
affairs In Algeria consider that the French are
indulgng in a false security when they think the
Arabs loyal to them.
The dispatch adds that it is learned on high
authority that the Marabouts are preaching 4
holy in the schools. II is further said that
the Sultan OF Morocco is pursuing a temporzing
policy In the Mela matter in order to permit an
outbreak against Christians 1t is urged that
France should energetcay support Spain to
suppress the attempt to start holy war.
Madrid. Dec. 1.-The United Press correspondent
in Melilla has sent this dispatch, via Malaga, un-
der date of November 30:
"A convict belonging TO the gueriilas cut on me
ears OF several Moorish prisoners last night He
will be court martialled and shot. lSaja-Ei Arb,
Moorish pacha. who has tried TO convince tenerai
Campos Of the pacific intentions Of the tribesInen;
heard Of this than he begged General
Campos persstently to pardon the offender: Gen
eral Campos refused, saying the Moors must learn
how he enforced the rules for the proper treatment
OF prisoners. Even should the peace not be broken
again, the whole force now present VIII remain
here until Spains claims upon the Sultan Tor
indemnity shall have been fully satisfied
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
TIE COLD WAVE REACHES THE EAST.

Iockport n. v, Dec (SpecaD.-The first genu-
ne cold weather Of the season prevails In Western
New York after tine most pleasant November
known to the oldest residents. The thermometer
Is % below freezing point tonight and snow fall
ing. The cold Is general along the Lake region
and in Western New-York. The Erie Canal IN
frozen over Mt this end A few belated canaiboats
are rushing through 10 reach winter quarters. ,
Burlington, Iowa, Dec | (SpeciaD.-A blizzard and
cold wave struck Iowa at an unfortunate time
There is no water for stock and no probability OF
getting any With the ground frozen a foot deep
much suffering Is expected The Thermometer IN
dicated 10 below zero to-day, and reports or sur
ferIng among stock coming In Joseph Fleet
was frozen death here last night Teams are
crossing the Mississippi River on the Ice.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
TIKEN FOR d THIEF ON THE NONEfMOON
A NEw-YogKER's UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE ~
POUGUKEEPSIE, % .

POUGHKEEPsIE .r .
Poughkeepse n. Y, Dec. (SpeciaD.-H A. "eh'
man, of New-York City, came here yesterday on Ms
wedding trip, having been married In New-fork
City on Wednesday to the daughter OF Jonn Bo'
gardus Of Poughkeepsie.
The Chief Of Police Of this city received tefs'
gram from Inspector Mclaughlin, OF the New'
York Police Department requesting him 10 arrest
j. H. Hart who was a passenger on the nishtpoat
to Poughkeepsie ard who was wanted IN New
York for grand larceny. A description OF HaS
was added Carrying it with him. an omces
started in search OF the man. 1t was learned that
no + Fl Hart had been on the boat. Then the
officer went TO the Nelson House and learned tnaS
the only guests there who had been passengers on
the nightboat were Mr. and Mrs. H. A. WeIlman-
II happened that Mr.. Wellman answered the DE.
scription given by Inspector Mclaughlin. ne waS
taken to Police Headquarters. where tne dlspa,c9
was shown him. and he was told that II ne couia
give any proof whatever that he was not tne man
wanted he would not be detained He said that ms s
name was not Hart. and that he lived at NO llS
Charlesst New-York city. A dispatch was. sen!
To New-York at once. and the police there fouho
that Mr. Wernan did live In Chares-st. and thae
he had been married the day before and was away
on mis- wedding tour. The brdegroom was rs greatly
ANNOYED over the unpleasant mistake The couple
went to Highland Yesterday and returned IaSs last,
night TO New-York. MIR. Welman says he VIII
bring suit for false Imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
FRAMING A FRENCH CABINET.
THE LATEST FORECAST OF THE RESULT
OF NJ CAsIMIRPERIER'S LABORS.

THE CORRECTED LIST TO BE MADE PUBLIC TO-
pAY-TnE PROSPECTIVE PREMIER AND HIS
PROBABLE COLLEAGUES IN CONFERENCE.
Paris Dec 1.-The latest forecast OF the Cabi-
net which NJ Casimir-Perier. President OF the
Chamber Of Deputies. is attempting to form IS
as follows:
NJ. CAsiAuR- -PERIER-Prlme Minister and Min
istor Of EOfe.yn Affairs.
Nj RAYNAIrI Minister of the Interior.
NJ EURDEAu-Minister of Finance.
NJ DI-BOsT-Ainstcr of Justice.
NJ MARTY-Minister OF Commerce.
NJ VI9ER-Afiniser of Agriculture.
NJ SpJ'ILE,,-Mnlster OF instruction.
GENERAL. MERCIER-Mnster OF war.
NJ DEI.CASSE-Minster OF the Colonies.
NJ JONNART-A Minister OF Public Works
ADMIRAL LEFEVRE-Minister OF Marine.
II Is announced semi-officay that the per-
sonnel Of the Ministry will be made public to-
morrow NJ Casimir-P Perier continues his confer
ences with the proposed members of his Cab
met mentioned above. He went To the Palace
Of the Eysee to-day to place the list before
President Carnot.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
THE BUNDESRATH MAY OPPOSE IT.
VIEWS OF THE LONDON PRESS on THE REICns-
TAG,S ACII0X REG AEuING TILE LLsIIIs

VIEWS OF THE LONDON PRESS on THE REICiis-
TAGS ACTION REGARDING THE JTSUITs
London, Dec 1.-The Berlin correspondent OF The
Daily News" thinks that the Bundesraih will re-
fuse to ndorse the motion for the repeal OF the
Anti-Jesut law. Prussia he says Is regarded as
most likely 10 oppose the motion and thus rob
yesterdays vote In the Rcichstag OF It's practical
value.
'"rhe Times" correspondent In Berlin says OF the
vote In the Reischstag: '"rhe majority consisted
OF Clericals, Poles. Alsatans Socialists most OF
the Radicals. two Conservatives. and one Anti
Semitic; the minority. OF National Liberals. Free
Conservatives. the bulk OF the Conserva lives and
a section OF the Radicals. Many Conservatives did
vote. The circumstances are 80 changed now
that neither the imperial nor the Pr1issian Gov
ernment may be disposed to challenge the hos
tility OF Il powerful party Centre) and IA large
section OF the Nation"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
A HARMLESS DUEL IN FRANCE.
NJ. ETIENNE PINKED NJ. MTLLERAND WHO HAD
ATTACKED HIM IN PRINT.

Paris Dec. IA recent issue OF the Petite Re-
publlque" Of which NJ. MIllerand, the wel-known
Socialist member OF the Chamber OF Deputies, IL
chief editor contained n violent attack on VI.
EtiAnne. Secretary for the Colonies. The article
characterized NJ. Etenne as a cheap day worker
contract jobs. and said that he was mixed
up in all sorts OF squalid affairs. The article
closed with the assertion that NJ Etlenne was the
right sort OF for cheap deals in the lowest
line Politics would go far, very far, II justice dll
not oyertake NJ Etienne
This style OF attack naturally angered NJ. Etenne:
and the result was that VI. Millerand was waited
upon by the formers representatives. The cartel
was accepted and NJ Mllerand chose swords az
the weapons TO be used. To-day the comba tans
met and exchanged few thrusts NJ Etienne was
either the better swordsman else the luckier
Of the two. for he pinked NJ Millerand In the right
side, and wounded honor WAS healed.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
RECEIVERS DExAyD AN ACCOUNTING.

Springfield. H.. Dec. 1.-C. H. Bosworth and r..
EIlery Anderson receivers OF the Chicago ST. Louis
and Peoria Railway Company. have filed petition
In the United States Circui. Court asking that
William s. Hook president OF the old Jacksonville
Southeastern line be compelled 70 make an ac-
count OF all property Of the Chicago 81 LSms
and be restrained from disposng OF any such prop.
ery II H. alleged that Hook took possession thr OF
o. It $1,000 and that he IL indebted on the bonds
Il ne sum Of slloo II Is also charged that p,,ch ne
h1jd, Carroton and Western at 90 to the amount
q 1 which ne did not pay Tor ats al tnat az sss ssse
- oonSoli1ated mortgage bonds by false repressn-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
THANKSGIVING DINNERS ABROAD.

CHAUNCEY ~ DEPEW AMJNG MINISTER POTTERS
GUESTS ~ ROME. ......
Rome. Dec Thanksgiving Day was celebrated
here yesterday by Minister Potter VINO gave
dinner in honor OF the day. Among those present
were Chauncey NJ. Depew. Wallace $. Jones. the
American Consul General; Charles ". Wood, Vice
Consul General: Consul and Mrs. Terry, Consul ana
Mrs Grant and Professor Lancian and WIFE King
Himbert has intimated that he would have gwen
an audience TO Mr.. Depew had the latter been able
stay I'm Rome a short time longer MT Depew
went Florence this morning.
Vienna. Dec Harriet Tripp American Minister
to Austria Hungary. gave dinner last evening IN
celebration OF Thanksgiving Day.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
DESrRUCTTvE FLAMES IN UTICA.

Utica n. Y. Dec. 1-Fire broke ont In the Newer
riock IN Cenesee ST. In this city to-day. The block
n IN the centre Of other large buildings and al
rst II was thought several OF the best buildings IN
Utica would be burned. The entire department was
called out. and handled the fire in splendid man.
ner. There was an abundance Of water and 1t was
poured into the fire from every side. Thick fire
walis helped 10 confine the flames to the building
where they originated II was occupied by J. w
Rafhbun dealer in paints oils and fine pictures
His stock was worth ZOO and y Is total loss
ma nuiI6,de "A - EOfth about $4,000 and is also a
total loss: Otfsf buildings were damaged some
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
DIR pARKur ssr,s LETTER BEARING FRUIT.

Dr parkhursts communication TO Captain
Michael Doherty OF the Fifth-st. police station. IL
apparently producing results. TWO disordsriy
houses and four coffee houses were last night addea
to the list OF places already raided since the So
munication was received. The disordrriy nouseS
were kent by Mrs Mamie Joy OF No: IL First.st.
and Mrs. Mary Miller, OF No u. f,rst.s rScs, Inc
eThe coffee restaurants were closed FOR selling
beer without having n license. -, N ~.
Those arrested were Bruno Newpsue'' Va AN" A'S
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
ROTNU IBOTT EUROPE.
De LEssEPs AND THE LEGION OF HONOR
BRIGANDs ATTACK DI RUDINI-
CARMEN SYLVIA.

De LEssEps AND THE LEGION OF HONOR
BRIGANDs ATTACK III RUDISI-
CARMEN SYLVIA.
The Council OF the Legion OF Honor atsParis has
passed a resolution for the expulsion OF VI. Ferdi-
nand de Lesseps and Of N: Einel from the roster
ratification by President Carnot who has signified
that he Is opposed to the measure
Brigands Attack an Ex-Premier. Italian brigand-
age Is daily growing in extent and rscklessness,
and the Roman papers just at hand contain ac-
counts Of an attack made by bsnaitii upon the
MARQUIS III Rudinl while his wLv to his coun-
try seat In the neighborhood of the Eternal city.
Shots were fired which severely wounded the
coachman of the ex-Premier. But the report OF the
into boIting. thanks 20 which the Marquis escaped
capture and being held for ransom.
Bayards Degenerate Relative-A court-martial
sitting at Grenoble In France, has just sentenced
to Imprisonment for two years for desertion the
Corporal Alphonse du Terrail member or the
family OF the illustrious Chevalier Bayard' anu
linea descendant of the latters brother
Carmen sylva's Recovery.-Queen Elizabeth OF
Rumania Is once more In excellent health, mas
recovered the OF her limbs. and Is able TO wax
long distances She has become thinner ahn r,nn nnr
tion OF shortly returning to bucharest
A Boomerang Decree-It is fortunate in one
sense that the French Dupuy Cabinet should nave
been forced to tender its resignation since other
wise IL would have found itself In rather awkward
predicament. Some time ago the Minister OF PUP
lie Works with the object of increasing the popu-
larlty Of the Administration. issued a decree pro-
vlling for the imposition OF fines for every rail-
road train which reached ts destination pehihu i,s
schedule time. According to report just issutu
n now that the principal onenders IN
this particular since the issue of the edct are the
state railroads which are under the direction OF
the Minister OF Public Works himself AMI that
there are over 2.c0o charges of unpunctlality
against them since the beginning OF October last.
Rife Bullets Carry acknowledgements Just
made at Munich have demonstrated the fact that
bullets discharged from rifle in the usual way
can be rendered vehicles OF infection, carrying
microbes and Injecting whatever they strike: a
new terror is thus added TO warfare. ana II Is
to be hoped that bullets purpo+eiy infected Win
germs OF cholera typrus. etc. will be tabooed by
civilized nations instruments OF warfare just
I'm the same manner as explosive bullets
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
THE UE4THER REPORT
A COLD WAVE IN THE EAST.

WASHINGTON Dec. 1.-The area OF high pressure
has moved from the north OF Montana TO iuho's.
gradually diminishing in magnitude. a storm OF
slight intensity has developed off the New-Ensland
Coast Rain or snow has fallen in the lower Lake
region. New England and the Missouri Valley. ~
decided fall In temperature has occurred from
Texas to New England The weather Will clear IN
New England and there will be increasing ciol'i.
ness and rain or snow In the lower Missouri ana
middle Mississippi valleys. The temperature WIN
rise in the Mississippi Valley and fall en- the Attain
ti,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
A GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST CONSTANS.
rocHEroRT PRINTS 4 STORY THAT THE Ex
MINISTER HIRED 4 MAN TO COMMIT


MURDER AND ROBBERY.
Paris, Dec. IN Henri Rochefort In recent
article In "L'Intransigeant," asserted that NJ
Marinonl. proprietor Of the Petit Journal had
assured him that he personally had given to Presi-
dent Carnot proofs that NJ. Constans had hired
cuttbroat to murder notary at Chantelle
and to steal papers in the notarys possession
which papers compromised NJ. Constans. Accord
ing TO the story President Carnot said when these
proofs were submitted to him: Now ! know the
truth about this scoundrel. he will never reappear
before me" - ,
NJ Constans has told the editor of lie Jour-
TO force NJ Marnoni and President Carnot to
explain this matter In interview to-day on the
subject. NJ Marinoni declared emphat tically that
NJ Rochefort lied
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
ROYAL PERSONAGES IN A CARRIAGE coll
LISBON

Brussels. Dee. IA court equpage occupied by
Princess Clemenilne. mother OF Prince Ferdinand
OF Bulgaria. and the Duke Of Saxe-C Coburg Gotha.
Duke OF Edinburgh. came INTO collision to-day near
the palace with n private carriage \ shaft OF the
royal carriage was broken ana Of the horses
were not hurt.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
HAD CONE TO KILL PRINCE FERDINAND.
CONFESSION OF a BULGAEIAN EX-ARMY OFFICER
kRRESTED N SOFIA

Sofa, Dec. I.-Ex-Lieutenant Ivanon. who de-
serted from the Bulgarian Army and fled to Russia
three years ago, arrested here two days before
the funeral OF Prince Alexander Of iiattcnberg.
He confessed night before last that ne had come
back To Sofia for the purpose Of killing Prince
Ferdinand lie had been engaged for the assassina-
ton. he said by the Pansinvists GruJcn and Ben
dereH.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
RUSSIAN HEBREWS on THE WAY HERE

London. Dec lowing TO the action Of the Ham,
burg authorities In preventing Russian Hebrews
pa sslng through that port. the emigration agents
In f.bau have chartered steamers and shipped them
to Liverpool by way HUI. where they take ships
for New York TWO hundred such emigrants have
already landed at Hun ana been taken by train to
LIVERPOOL.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
FOR 4 HARBoR TRUST IN WALES

LONDON Dec. 1.-The municipal authorities OF
Carlir are discussing a scheme 10 establish a
harbor trust. IL Is proposed to acquire the Butte.
Penarth and Barry docks and the water front be-
tween Penarth Head and Rumney River. and con
struct uu enormous floating harbor.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
A GREAT MURDER TRIAr IN opoRTo.

Lisbon. Dec. 1.-The murder trial OF DR. IrbIno
Defreitas. one OF the conspicuous ply sicians in
Oporto ended to-day. II began week ago. and
has become the most celebrated criminal case Of
recent years In Portugal. Defr.tds was charged
with poisoning his nephew and trying to poison
his two nieccs In 1850, In order thai he might in
hert alone a fortune to which they also were
heirs Medical experts were brought from all parts
of Europe TO testify Among them were Dr.
Stevenson, OF London: Or. I;riegcr and Dr. Bir-
schon. Of berlin and DIR. Hussemann. OF GOet-
tingen Many Portuguese physicians and chemists
also testified Despite the divergence OF expert
opinions Defreitas was found guilty and was SEN
tenced TO eight years solitary confinement.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
DrT.IIrD FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern Ncw.forA, fair' pro-
ceded tonlghl by aurrIc' on the Maine and Ne"'
Uamp,hre coast: northwest winds; colder. For New'
Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland. tae
Dis,rc, of coIumlla and Virginia fair colder; north.
we /, winds with cold For Noith Carolina am
South Carolina fair colder north winds. ,....s esfH
For indiana Tennessee. Kentucky and Ohie sif'
warmer Sunday morning; east winds. For West Wit
oinla Wc.t.rn prnrh,y ,ania and Western New.fofk,
fair: slightly cooler northwest winds becoming vars'
be.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line SHOWS w
in pressure Indicated by The Tribunes ss
recording barometer The broken line represents ns -
nerature as observed at Perry's Pharmacy. f'
Tribune Once Dec. ., l a. m-The weather yes'ef'sy
was threatening with rain In the afienoon eeariap Mo
becoming much colder the evening. The temperis!e
ranged between 40 and 81 degrees. the average ti
mng ia lower than Thursday and ilS higher mau -
~ Tn" n weathsg t5.iay IS likely % be f- and colder
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

London. Dec Lord Dunraven has suffered from
AN exceptionally severe attack OF influenza. but Is
making satisfactory progress toward recovery.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

plv being exhausted and the mpossibility- OF OBJ
taining more except at almost prohbitiye prices.
THE Anchor Thread works at Paisley, closed this
mornng and 4000 persons are thus made Idle.
Coal In this town is selling at f2 a ton.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
SHE FELL FROM HER RUNAWAY HORSE.

Miss Richardson Of No. 3l6 Fifth-ave.. fell from
her horse yesterday while riding along the nrioe
poad in Central Park at Eighty -siSth-st. and was
.irh,,v injured Her horse which away, was
ca5t,,red 6y Park officer Baldwin after hvev
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
prprY FOR PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER.

Paris Dec 1.-The newspaper organs OF the
Moderntes adyocate te the choice OF ex-Premier Dupuy
for President Of the Chamber In place OF NJ.
Casimr-Perler.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

Seven Islands. Que. Dec. There was violent
shock OF earthquake here at $50 o'clock this morn
ing No damage was done.
Quebec, Dec. Am earthquake shock was felt
at River MoIsie this morning at . O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

SETTLING THEIR sIAME5E CONTROVERSY.
Paris Dec. 1T IL stated that just before the
fall Of the Dupuy Cabne, Lord Durerin British
Ambassador. and ". Devce. Minister Of Foreign
Affairs had reached agreement TO the recog
milton OF "A buffer state between French and Brit
Ish possessions In Asia.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
A NEW LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN.
LORD DrNRAvEN RECOVERING.

London. Dec. alderman Valentine b. Dillon
sas elected Lord Mayor Of Dublin to-day
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

.lc,oria. Il. G. Dec. Additional Information

Victoria B O.. Dec. additional informa ton
has been received here regarding II b NJ. cruiser
Hyaclnth, which ran ashore at Csllao. Peru. about
ten days ago. during thick fog The cruiser was
I'm command OF Captain Henry J. May, and the
accident IT is alleged. was due 10 reckless running
I'm fogl.y weather. for which the captain Is stand
trial by court martial. The Hyaclnth's keel. rud-
der and rudder-post were torn away. She Is a
thlrd-ca screw cruiser OF li2O tons.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
A MORATORIUM FOR THE CREI

A MORATORIUM FOR THE CREDIT MOBITIER.
Rome. Dec. 1.-The Credit Mobilier. the suspen-
sion of which announced yesterday, has Oh
tancd six months moratorium: that IL. a legal
extension for six months OF its obligation TO pay
The concern will not be required I" eon'oke meet
pany r<(y be formed, which Will assume the iiQui.
dalton u the Credit Mobilier's affairs
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

ITALIAN CABINET CKISIS NOT ENDED.
Rome, Dec. l.-Senator Saracco stl hesItltes Ia
enter the Zanardelll Cabinet, and thus prevents
the settlement OF the crisis
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

BULGARIAN MINISTRY TO BE REORGANIZED
Sofa. Dec. 1.-Premier stambulon announced in
the Sobranje to-day that the Cabinet would be
reOrganlzed NJ. Jiykon. Minister OF Public In
struction had resigned on account Of advanced age
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
CUTIcURA WORKS WONDERS

Tho instantaneous relief and speedy cure az
folAed by the CuTIorRA REMrDIIs ia he most
toriurIng aud disnglring Of itching. burning
and seaiy skin and scalp diseases prove them
10 be beyo,fd all comrarsOn the most wonderful
skin cures, blood puiiiicrs and hnnor remedies
of modern timea.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Lttack an Ex.PremIer. .--Itallan brigand-

Bayard's Degenerate Relative-A court-martial
sitting at Grenoble In France. has just sentenced
TO Imprisonment for two years for desertion the
Corporal Aphonse du Terrai member OF the
family OF the illustrious Chevalier Bayard, anu u
lIneai descendant of the latters brother.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CLOSING BECAUSE OF THE MINERS STRIKE
Glasgow Dec. 1.-The strike OF the Scotch Goa
miners is causing great inconvenience. Mills an
factories are being closed. owing TO their coal sup
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

eoid throughout tho world. Price. CUricuRA,
s0c.; Soar, &c; REsoLyrHT, ~. IuTTEH Dhue
AND CHEM. Conp.. sole froprietors, Boston.
pS-"IIow 10 Cure sEin Diseases" ma led frss'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

FOR DISSOI.VING THE PORTUGTESE CORTES
ing agreed To ask King Carlos to dissolve the
Cortes II is stated that the elections for mem
bers OF the Chamber OF Deputies will be held in
January
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

nlMPLES, blackhcads. red. rough, chapped' ana
rim oily ska cured by CuricuM soAP.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

Carmen Sylva's Recovery Elizabeth OF
Rumania Is once more In excellent heaith mas
the use OF her limbs. and IL able 10 walt
long distances. She has become thinner, ana her
hair Is now quite white She expresses her ihteii-
ton OF shortly returning 10 Bucharest
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

The Council OF the Legion OF Honor aFParis mas
passed a. resolution for the expulsion OF NJ reTui-
nand de I.esseps and Of NJ. Enel from the roster
OF the order. This decision. however. requires
ra tifcation by President Carnot. who has ssniiied
that he Is opposed to the m easure-
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