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LONDON, Jan. sI.-Tbe homo Office
Monday ordered the release Of the
m~urderess, Marguerite Dixblac, who in
1889 murdered her mistress, Madame
Riel. The murdercss WINS Madame
Riel's cook. The safe wastopen and had
been riHed Of gold. bank notes and
bonds valued al many thousands Of
pounds. The murderess confessed No
reason Is assigned for releasing the
murdercss, who was sentenced to life
imprisonment.
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CONDEN ED NEWS


by seleEf pL.
The Portsmouth Wheel works a.
Portsmouth, q. was damaged to the
amount ofsis0.e0a BY Gre.
The Hughes river boom at Parkcrs-
burg, W. Va, broke loose Monday. The
damage isplacei At $40. 900.
Ell Mahai assA. the best bred sono Of
Onward. and one Of the best bred stall
Lions IN the world. died At syracuse,
n. Y.
Swinburne has written an ode con-
corning the Chicago Worlds fair and
Prof stanford has set the verses to
music.
At Iiopkinsville, KY, Mrs. l. e.
cfavens has sued the Ohio Valley rail-
road for shO. 600 She was struck by 4
train at Gracey.
Capt Ad. Storm, for 80 years agent
tor the Anchor Line, died at Memphis,
Tenn. Monday morning, Of ~dysentery.
lie vas .sforty-ninerss
The blaine club Of Chicago has start
ed a movement having for its object the
erection Of a monument 70 the memory
Of Hon. James @. Blaine.
At Helena. Mont, II. NJ. Brandagee
fell back unconscious In the jury box
in the district courtroom and expired
almost instantly. Brandagee was a
Juror in a case on trial for d fort
night
The residence OF James Malone, in
Mineral county. w. Va, was destroyed
by fire Sunday night, and Louis Malone
and Edward Mccarthy were burned 70
death. Mrs Malone Is not expected to
receiver.
sixteen miles south Of Vincennes
Ind. George Doanes shot and killed
Charles Bohannan. They were rivals
for the hand OF Sallie Madden. and
Bohannan seemed to have the call.
The murder was a most cold-blooded
one
The birthday Of Thomas Paine was
celebrated at d meeting Of the Brooklyn
Philosophical association Sunday after
noon, held In the association rooms on
Fulton street The programme included
an address and vocal and instrumental
music.
The president Saturday proclaimed
the ratification OF the CHILEAN claims
treaty. The CHILEAN government has
already designated It's arbitrator, md
il Is expected that the arbitrator on the
part of the United States will soon be
nominated.
At Baltimore a bohemian ex-priest,
John y. Hojda, killed his two children
Monday morning. The murderous acts
were committed, it is thought, while
the man was suffering from deIirium.
He has been considered somewhat dee
mentcd for some time.
s X Dole, elected president Of the
provisional government Of Hawaii, is a
son OF one Of the late American missions
aries Iii Hawaii, ii graduate Of viii
liams college, and has been second as
~sociate justice Of the supreme court Of
Hawaii. He + d scholarly man Of ac-
knowledgcd legal and judicial ability.
A store Iii Causes = Doubie Murder.
THAYER, Mo, Jan. 81. samuel Sachs,
a merchant Of this city, and his son
Henry, had their Threats cut by Jim
Dawson. Dawson escaped. The
trouble grew out of the settlement Of q
store bill.
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OHIO r /
rnsa Into the Iini d OF i Mammoth straw
Heard Paper Comblne.

rasa Into h iial - OF u Mammoth straw
Hard Paper Combine.
JACKSON, Mich. Jan st.-A combina-
ton has just been effected Whereby the
Columbian straw Paper Co. with head.
quarters at Chicago. secures control OF
forty-one straw paper mills In the
states 81 Ohio. Michigan, Indiana, Illis
nois, Wisconsin. Minnesota. lows. Mis-.
sourl, Nebraska and Dakota. The CONS
pany Ii organized under tile laws Of
New Jersey, with a capital stock Of
$4,000, 600. The Central City Paper Co,
81 this city, has been purchased by the
combine for about 100000 The priu.
cipal officers Of the trust are. Philo ID
BEARD. buffalo. M .. president: r., q.
Trebien, Nenin, q. vice president and
IL. Stein. Chicago, treasurer.
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R,a,...s Rem.,,. Il ,he par,or.

WASHINGTON, Jan. SL--The body Of
the late ex-Secrctary Blaine wak re-
moved Sunday evening at 5o'elock and
placed IN the parlor on the north side Of
the second floor Of the residence. The
windows Of this room open out upon La
fayette square, one of the most delight
full spots in Washington Across this
plot Of ground stands the state, war and
navy buildings, where the dead man
achieved his latest triumphs in state
craft and diplomacy.
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q eau FOR troops.

BuFFALo. n. II, Jan. 81 Brig. Gen.
Doyle has just received from the sheriff
81 Chautauqna county . telegram stat
ing he can not handle the strike at the
Brooks locomotive works alone, and
needs military assistance. The Thir
teenth separate company Of this city
are ID readiness To 70 to Dunkirk, the
scene Of the trouble, Monday afternoon.
Serious trouble is feared. rs the strikers
have made vicious threats.
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cosTs BUT 4 TRIPLE.

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chnrlex Mnnhen.s Relaase.

NEW York, Jan. 3L--A dispatch from
London says: Charley Mitchell will Be
released from prison at Q o'clock Tues
day morning, having served his sem
tence Of two months, less good conduct
reduction, Tor his murderous assault
upon an i~noffensive old man. lie will
in a few days sail for the United States
IN order to make a match with Corbett
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CHICAGO. Jan. 3L.-The weight Of the
snow on the roofs Of the Worlds fair
buildings has wrought considerable
damage. On the Manufacturers build
ing a break 10 BY 900 feet was made.
The damage Is estimated ct slo0. 900.
Machinery hall and the Agricultural
and transportation buildings were also
bad sufferers.
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talIea an Amerlcan COMO.

LONDON, Jan. 3f.-The Daily News
says.s The overthrow Of the queen
appears to be an American coup
Hawaii being the key to the whole
group, the Americans, once they pos
sess ii. would not find difficulty 10
making themselves masters Of the 9TH
ers. Europe, however, has necessities
in the same quarter. Honolulu being
the only coaling station on the main
route between San Francisco and AUX
land.s
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Isl. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. STA deal has
been closed BY which Frederick Weyer.
hauser Of this city and q syndicate Of
northwestern lumbermen gain control
Of between 400, O0a. 900 and 500. 900, 900
feet 81 standing pine around the north-
ern part Of Minnesota TIE considera
ton was close to 81. 900, 900.
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Ia MOVE Oat Easliy 81 c~IncInnatl.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3I.-A large meas
ure Of the awful suspense of the past
three weeks along the river front has
abated. Both the Miamis have dis
charged their dreaded forces. while the
Licking, with its menacing ~terrors, IS
safely locked up behind the rising wa
tiers in the main channel. Al midnight
the harbor was clear from the mouth Of
the Little Miami To- Flemings, d dis
fanca ~ ffteen niles
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a Cold n ave Coming.

ST. PAUL, Mann. Jan. 3i.-The cold
est wave Of the winter is sweeping
down from the northwest Al $50 Sum
day night the register at Edmonton, n.
w. r., was 44-legrees below zero. II
was so to IS degrees below at all points
in Manitoba. The crest Of the rave
will reach St Paul Monday evening.
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NEW York. Jan. sL-The Catholic
News has received the following cable
from Its Roman correspondent. Mgr.
s. Baretti has been appointed auditor,
AND Rev. Hector Papi secretary 10 Arch
bishop SatoilL They win leave Rome
for the United States shortly.
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3l.-Two more were
Sunday added TO the death lisf ut Alton
John Burke Of Fosterbhrr. and Louis
Mcintosh. Of Alton Junction The
total IS now -. and several more viii
probably die.
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WILKEsBARRE Pa, Jan. s1.-A miner.
named Johus, made q remarkable dis
eovery III d solid mass Of anthracite 300
feet below the surface. He found inn
bedded a frog, which, upon being
placed in an air-tight jar, showed signs
Of life half an hour after. II IS now
very lively.
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NEW York, Jan STA special in the
Press from Washington says Mr. Blaine
left 4 will bestowing all his property
upon Mrs Blame, and makes her sole
executrix without bonds The total Of
the estate Is estimated At $500. 900.
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10 doe Telegraph . the RevoIutior.

LONDON. Ian. sf.-The Daily Tele
graph says: THE affair wears the MS.
pect Of a successful attempt by Ameri
can intriguers TO subvcrt the existing
order Of things in favor, first, Of them.
selves, and, next, Of what is impossible
annexation we could not allow the
United States to annex the islands, even
il the established policy at Washington
permitted the idea to be entertained.
This policy, however. will not permit
it Obviously the native government
ought to be restored, for the revolution
Is the work Of disseminated. selfish, for
eigners, chiefly Yankees :
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feresfep ~ ~. lIamlIn. Al thc close
of the prayer, the funeral procession
once . forancd aud Me body was
conveyed % Oak Hin cemetery. and
there laid Ia rest N
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WASHINGTON. Jan 3l.-The pension
payments this month are $4,000, 900. .
decrease as compared with last month
Of 1900, 900
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wm Not Amend niaine.s FUNERAL.

NEW YoRK, Nan. sL.-Grover Cleve-
land, owing to a press Of business, has
decided not to attend the funeral Of the
late james g. Blaine
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CINCINNATI. Jan 3L.-A murderer
named Arthur Watson, escaped from
the covingtcn jail on Saturday night
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TYPHUs FEVER.
he Disease breaks Out In the RelIevus
Hospital. New York.

Hospital. New York.
NEW York, Jan. 8L.-Typhns fever
has appeared 1t the Bellevue hospital,
and the property has been placed under
quarantine. One Of the employees Of the
institution has already died Of the mai
ady. and Sunday there Gre reported 70
&c twenty-six suspected cases Of the
fever within the walls.
The following additional cnses were
reported Sunday BY the board Of health;
VIM Long, an orderly in the reception
hospital; Joseph Krcis, from 10 Bow
cry; VIM Flynn, a tramp ledger in the
East Twenty-second street police sta
ton; Henry Weiss, an inmate Of the
Newsboys' lodging-honse; John Boher-
ty, from Bowery lodging-house; Geo
r Graham, Henry Weiner and Robert
Spence, all from the work-house on
Blackwell's island.
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HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury K < < K Best
Ii Flour. VIII sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me. a. J.. shy
DER, Agent. a16m.
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no you know that you can get a 81 album for
~ Nnc. at Eugene \. Herring's next door to
ftAn Marp 81 H &
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" graduated sugar, SC. best powder sugar,
5ic. choice raisins, bic; new currants, &c.
EUGENE HERRING.
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Ty0R ~RENT-The store room on corner OF
L Raleigh and Martin streets, with or with
mt dwelling. Possession given al once or 1arst
III A9riI. Rates reasonable. Applyto
f4J1-Iw. l.. WOLVES
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II oST.-Somewhere between Buxton's store
and Court House, a gold ring with purple
set IN II. james d. Gletner. i50L3t
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* RE YOU HAPPYg. If not 20 to fhc
Great Muslin Sale. and you will 70 home
pleased to death, at otP HERRING'S, corner
queen and Martin streets.
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HAVING anticipated a large tradethis winter
IL on underwear we bought with that ldea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, Just think Of a good ladies vest for
CSC. EMMERT Il FIERY,s
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MID Winter Excursion-5M genuine 50 Seal
AII Mnffs for SIX, EUGENE E.HERRING next.
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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Nm YoU KNOW ITY We are selling at
IL Cost. Blankets, Comforts, Ladies' Ci0aks,
Ladies' Hats, Ladies Flannel Underwear. All
must no, at e. p. HERRtNG'S, corner Queen
and Martin streets. o
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= A RE YOU IN NEEDy, II 50. weare clos
n ing out lotsof shoes just at cost, lots Of
muslins at cost, lots Of blankets at cost, lots Of
bed ticking at cost, at C. r. HERRINGsS, cor
ner Of Queen and Martin streets.
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KnMER's China Hail on King street. for sub
IN stantial Lamps.
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II LINERS China Hail on King street, for
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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EVERYTHING nice in endless variety at
LOUIS II. BRowN,s.
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III ELLO, there John, where are you going !
IL Down to Eugene Herring's to get a $40
accordeon for s. .9S.
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M I'D Winter Excursion-5O0 genuine So Seal
IN1 Muffs Tor $i.5O,EUGENE E.HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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X LINERS China Hail on King street, for
fine Ghinas.
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MID Winter Excursion.-50O genuine 80 Seal
M NUNS for s $50, EUGENE e. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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nID you see those 50 seal NUTS for 5 i.50f at
II Eugene +. Herfing's.
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
and Glass, from 50 cents to $3.35 at ID. NJ.
KILMER'S. on King street.
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pRowN's store is the place 10 get toys FOR
ID little children.
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KMMER's China Hall on King street, Tor all
IN kinds Of Dishes.
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V0U will find a great variety Of Handkersi
i chiefs and Kid GIOyesa at Emmert q Fery's
they have loads Of pretty things FOR their holi,
day trade.
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DROWN has just received a big lot Of candies
ID fresh for Xmas. These candies are pure
unadulfefated
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TT You wantto make a present Of d handsome
dress or coat go to Emmerf II Fiery, a great
variety of the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
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A store M Causes i Double Murder.
THAYER, Mo-, Jan. sL.-Samnel Sachs
a merchant Of this city, and his son
Henry, had their threats cut by Jim
Dawson. Dawson escaped. The
trouble grew out of the settlement Of q
store bill.
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KHMERS,S China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Glassware
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JAYE have something 10 satisfy all in want OF
w Xmas presents. LouIs u, BRowN.
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NToNDERFUL. Wonderful. 1000 Beautiful
Wv Floor Rings for 40e. EuaKNK HKRRTxas
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"a RE VOC SAD ~ If SO stop at the Great
IA Sale, and gettwo or three bargains and
go home feeling happy and glad, at C.P. Err
Kings, corner Queen and Martin streets.
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HAvEyou called lately at Emmert 4 Fiery'si
I'll if not, you'Il find plenty Of new fancy arti
eies for their holiday trade. Visit their store
you'isfind many suggestions for presents.
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4 Fireworks Factory pestroyra-One Man
barred 70 Dcsth and a Large Number
injured.
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NOR SALE.-A fine residence on Race Street.
IL Nine rooms, hydrant and cistern in yard
Recently built, Cheap and on good terms. APP
ply tod. Il. Racey, itG-im.
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GONE merchants let their lines Of staple goods
- run down In order to lay In a stock Of toys,
dolls, ETC., for the holidays-not so with Emmert
" Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full 80 that
yunill find just as great a variety In their dress
goods as You did early In the season and their
assortment of cOats was never better.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-01
DISCUSSED THE ENGAGEMENT.

Chicago Tribune: The other girls had
been talking about her, and when she
came in, smiling eagerly about her.
Did he leave you at the door?" quer-
led the girl with the slim waist
Shall you call him John or tJack?''
asked the girl with the black eyes.
''Oh, do tel me, did ne kiss you be
fore or after he proposed?' futtered
the girl with the straight nose
20. girls, L"
Did he say he had never proposed to
Il girl before?'
''Of course he did-why, the marriage
posetevely wouldn't be legal if he
didn't say that when he proposed"'
Did he go about asking your father
as if he had ever done it before"
30, girls, you"
Il knew you were engaged by the
way in which you took his arm last
evening"
and [ knew it by the fact that he
did not go away to smoke with other
men after dinner"
when did he first"
DO tell US what he"
Girls, girls"
Does Gertie make you leave the
long parlor TO her now that you are
engaged"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-01
BABY INTERESTED THEM.
Yellow-Haired Toddlekins Charmed A
Big New York Crowd.

The sidewalk was filled with hurry
ing people. Three peddlers stood on
the curb, one with shoe laces another
with candy, another with gold paint
Neither looked as if he expected to sell
anything. Nobody paid the slightest
attention to them, says the New York
Times
A man without legs came stamping
over the sidewalk. People merely hur-
ried out Of his way. a man passed
dressed in Outlandish garments, adver-
Using a patent medicine. Nobody look
ed twice at him. An old woman
whose tangled gray locks were blown
to the wind, shuffied feebly along and
nobody saw her A pair of Chinese, an
Italian woman dressed as for a fete,
negro nearly seven feet in height, 4
Turk swaddled in turban and baggy
trousers, drunken woman, a man
with locomOtor ataXia-all passed with
in few minutes, and nobody stopped
even for a moment to look at anybody
else, except the beggars, and they were
utterly disregarded.
Then appeared from somewhere, as
/ if out of a hole in the ground, child
about two years old, ragged and smear
ed as to it's hands with mud, and as to
the face with traces Of bread and mo-
lasses, besides plain dirt It's hair was
tOusled, ard it's large blue eyes We're
fixed straight ahead with all that sweet
Inconsistencies of childhood written
of by the poets. In its hands it carried
a gray striped cat. One little fist grab
bed the loose skin at the nape, the
; other grasped it firmly over the hind
quarters. Each particular leg of the
cat stuck out staight and rigid; each
claw showed its shining curve. The
cat did not appear to be uncomfortable,
and the child was gloriously uncon-
scious of everything but it's own baby
thoughts The child was 50 young that
it went unSteadily, lettering down the
middle of the sidewalk with the cat
held up in front Of it like a drum
majors staff
There was not one hurrying wayfarer
man or woman-who did not pause
and laugh. A number stopped short
and followed the child as it staggered
along. By the time the baby had trav-
eled half block it had an escort of
twenty grown persons, besides the
swarm of boys. The baby tottered
along, its magnificent gravity undistur
bed, and when a breathless, barehead-
ed woman came running and snatched
UP the young explorer (still holding on
bravely to the cat each person in the
crowd looked sheepish and hurried
away.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-09-01

Paris, Aug. 21.-The French elections
took place yesterday. For the seats
OF the 5S4 deputies there were $500
candidates Tne best returns place the
figures as follows: Governmental re-
publicanS and moderates, BIO; radicals,
80; socialists, 90; conservative republi-
cans, 20; mOnarchists and independ-
ants, so.
VI. Floquet, president of the last
chamber will have to stand u second
time, us he falls short of an absolute
majority and will be defeated if his
adversarles combine against him. The
Panama scandal is the cause of his lost
popularity.
NJ. Andrieux also falls short of the
necessary majority and he will certain
ly be defeated on the second ballot.
The results in the Draguignan dis
trlct, where M. Clemenceau was a can
didate, indicates that the radical lead
er will probably be defeated.
NJ. Richard, the former minister Of
justice and the compromised in the
Panama affair, has been reelected NJ.
Rouvier and Raynal, who were mixed
up in the Panama affair, are elected.
At $50 p, N. the result of the bal
lotlng in 5S4 districts is known The
returns show the election of 300 repub-
hcans Of all kinds, Ia conservatives
rallies (the name given to the conserva-
tlves who have accepted the republic)
and A royalists.
In the district of Gers, that M. Paul
de Caissagnac has represented since
1876, and in which he stood for cleo
ton yesterday, a re-ballot is necessary.
The republicans have gained forty
six seats and have not lost one.
The figures thus far received show
that the royaiists have lost twenty
eight seats.
London, Aug. 21.-Several newspapers
have published this classification of all
results OF the French elections: Repub-
Hcans, 312; socialist-radicals and So
cialists, 30; rallied" 13; conserva-
tives, So