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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30
New Revenue LAW.


1t is very important TO the tax payers
OF Fulton county that they ne al5isei as
10 the operation OF the new revenue law
with reference TO the tine and manner Of
the collection Of taxes and the duties u
the sheriff 10 relation thereto. proper
knowledge Of this matter should be LAs
means Of saving the tax-pnyers much
confusion, annoyance and cost.
Under the new Law, now ia effect IL Is
the duiy OF the sheriff 10 begin the coilsc-
ton OF taxes on the lat Of March. ADJ TO
report and pay over every two mObths
thereafter the amount collected 10 he
credit OF the specific fgo1 10 which it be-
LONGS. On and after The lst Of July the
sheriff is authorized 10 disirsin or sell
land for taxes without notice or a tender
Of tax receipt, and may disirsin At any
time II he has reason 10 believe the party
owing taxes is about to remove from ne
county. Amer the first day Of November
- penalty OF per cent goes on all VA
paid taxes. This penalty is mandaiOry,
and the sheriff cannot escape II.
Ga the frat day Of Decsmber the sheriff
Ia required TO make Ia fall. settlement OF
taxes, and upon his failure to do 50 snit
10 10 be brought upon his bond, and he
shall be indicted aud fHei any sum from
500 TO $500.
II is also made the duty oi the sheriff
10 keep n cash book, which shall be bal
snced monthly, and which shall state lbs
amount collected, the person from whcm
II was received, and each fund shall he
credited With its proper proportion Of
such amount Failing TO keep such book
and 10 make proper aud true entries, as
req sired. is punishable by heavy psnai-
I es. T sheriff, sequeutly, must set
tie by snch book and by il alone Ie
csnnai advance the money, pay of The
taxes, get bis quietu' and collect from In
dividuals afsrwari, "a heretofore, but
must settle by his cash book, and his cash
book must show that he has actually col
lscied from each individual b. December
let or he 10 subject to be sued and To-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30

Prepare yourself for the coming
summer by cleansing your system
and purifying your blood with
Plantation Sarsaparilla and lodide
of Potash. Price 50cts and Sl.OO
per bottle. Sold by
Cowgirl & Cowgirl, Hickman, Ky
Il. Il. Swayne. I"
Gore Bros, Cayce, KY
A. Il. Brevard, Jordan, Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30

Fny cents Is snail doctor biii. hn'
that u al " viii cost yea To onFs sny or
dinsry ease VI rheumNti-m " yeu usr
Chamhcrlain's Pain Balm. Try ~, Asd
you will be surprised al ,hs prompi reiis'
IL adori.. The tir-i arp iostioa will quiet
the psin. 80 cent bo,,,r. Tor sale by 7. 7
Ssayns, dtG.git
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30

SECRETARY CARLISLE has sent
a letter 10 Collectors of Customs
requesting them to exercise great
care in selecting their suhor,ii-
mates aud to sec that none hnt men
Of unblemishcd character and un-
doubted fitness for the work bc
employed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30
she mississippi River.
Nemphi. Appeal. Avalanche.


The recurrence Of the Missis.
sipni river floods, while not so
this year as hitherto,
again emphasizes the necessity
TINT Congress should regard the
river as national affair, 10 which
exceptionally liberal nppropria'
,ions may he made under the gen
eral welfare clause. Instead of
doing out comparatively small
sums, there should be n grand APP.
propriation, so large as TO insure
tho speedy aud permanent i'm
proyrmput of the river. The ne.
ressi,l IL such rs would actually
lusljry Congress in adding to the
national debt. The river shonld
he levpcd from one end TO the
other, aud il outlets, also leveed,
should he an effective compile.
mCu,, they should also he provid.
cd. That the levees have made
hubitable immense areas Of ccnn.
try. no one may question But
We should have leNees not sns.
ceptihle To crevnsscs, and II this
could be realized by u combiua'
lion of le,ees and outlets, il
should be had. But the general
government shou!d take special
interest in the subject. The peo.
pie of New England are vitality
interested in the prevention al
overiiows, because the valley
through whici the Mississippi
runs is a great source OF supply
for the food and raimsnt OF the
people. The States and counties
aud Individual farmers aud plant
ers along the line OF river have
spent millions in protective works
mud the whole country has deriv
cd benefit from this expenditure
They should not have To bear 81
much OF the burden. fthe gen
eral government would spend les,
money on pensions aud more mon
ey IA the Improvement ofthe Mis-
sissippl, it would he far better
Ii is reported that the presen
rise has caused the destruction q
crops in one District alone to ia,
extent of 100000 prosperity,
bales of cotton, representing {
value OF $4,000, 900. This is sure
ly "a matter of national concern
The country has, thanks TO III,
Nicksburg convention Of tw,
years ago. been aroused to ,h,
Importance of the subject, and i
should be pressed PERSISTENT.
upon the attention of Congress
until every necessary dollar an,
every scientific agency shall 10,
employed 10 hold the Mississippi
ia iis course.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30

Have you tried Plantation Liver
Pills for habitual constipation !
They are perfectly delightful and
n sure cure. Price BE. Sold by
Cowgirl \ Cowgirl, Hickman, by
Il. T. Swayne, g ''
Gore Bros, Cayce, KY.
a. L. Brevard, Jordan Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30
Hot Weather Insurance.

For twenty-five cents YOU can insure
yourself and family against any bad re-.
suits from sn attack Of bowel complaint
daring III. summer Chaaberiain's Co'ic
Oh olers aud Disrrboes Remedy is a Ger.
tain cure tor these diseases II costs but
25 cents. For sale by T. T. swaync,
druggist
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30
HucLIen's lralea SniYe

Tns Bar SALvG in the world for CuiS
Bruises sores, Uieers. salt Rheum. Fever
Sores retter Ch,rpet Hands, Chilhlain.,
Corn-, aai all ska ErupIion', aud posi-.
lively cures Piles, or 40 pay required. Il
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
hox. For sale by e. A. Holeombe. Drug
get.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30
Price DOE. Sold by
Cowgirl * Cowgirl, Hickman, X,
L. 7. Ssayne.
Gore Bros, Cayce. Ky.
A. Il. Brevard, Jordan, ny.


" Congress meet. on Sepiembsr ! aud
UegiHs ,sr consideration % ias 81 vrr
question at once il should te oit OF The
way before the Novemhur elections.
THE Benton Tribune says that
Hon. John X. Hendrick will be n
candidate for Congress ia this
District next year.
The panicky wave has exhausted
itself 1t win be observed that
the South was able 10 withstand it,
assaults better than any other Sec
ton OF the country.
The cowboy race from Chalron,
Neb.. to the Worlds Fair was won
by John Berry, who reached Chi.
cago Tuesday morning. The 1000
miles between Chadron aud chi.
csgO was covered in thirteen days
aud sixteen hours. Col. w. +.
Cody thinks the race was great
success. aud says the European
nations who have been watching
il will "make "a rush" for the
American brOnchO for cavalry
purposes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30

Children ila g to take &C. &. &.
Certain thlit Cure" the picas-
ANA and guaranteed cure for
Fever. tgne and Malaria.
Price so cts.
For sale by c. A. HOtcoNRg, Druggist
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30

Plantation Chill Cure stops chills,
stops 'em quick, aud they never
come back. IL you don't believe
it, try ii. II it don't stop 'em ask
for your money back you'll get il.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-30
THE HICKMAN COURIER,

A PENsIoNER has been found
whose only claim to governments
nj bounty is loss of hair"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
pr,Ry AND HEILPRIy WILL JOIN FORCES.

fhiladcJ phia March 22.-Whatever trouble theic Ma
between Professor IIeprin. OF the Academy OIL ''"'
,ccnces and Robert F. Peary over The fruits oi ''c
last Arctic expedition has been healed ana arrange
incnt, are now being made by wnich inc '"o ca
porcrs will lie at the head Of the trip 70 'he No'"
which will be- made in June. Mr.. Peary, IL Is Sai''
has gone NOR. than half way in the matter AM his
written TO tho phical Club, Of h' city, oi winch
Professor Helpn +, president Offering to 1t The hohor
# arh.rng the next expedition, provided IL raises
part OF the necessary expenses. This was asrecabi"
IN n,o., "a she members of the society. so arrange
ment, toward fitting ont the expedition have osSh
begun.
II Is believed that when the vessel goes North 'heie
will u, two parties on board one VIII b" selected
by Mr. Fcary and under his personal direction while
the other will be made up from tue Geoefapica
soce,v and under the command Of Professor eiiprln
When the vessel touches shore Poary VIII take ms
Marty North while Professor hdlPrin VIII escort ls
sonhwara along the coast. ly uis means tlie en en
poration will be made more complete. Peay VIII
have the undivided honor Of approaching the ior,
\ special lookout for traces of Young 'erhceh VIII
ip lpp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
ARREST OF 4 PERSIAN SWINDLER

Chicago March 22.-Ihlneas lianucah, who SAYS he
Is the son Of II wealthy manufacturer of Persian
carpets and rugs. Of salinas. Persia and OF New
York was arrested yesterday charged with obtaining
money under false prcences. The prisoner Is II Per
sian Hebrew iwcnty-eght years old. He presented
letter, Of recommendation from Dr. Isaac NJ WISE ot
C1ncinnatl the rttcr Lcaring the printed lnd prsc
ments OF Weliat the Crown Prince Of Persia Of Con
sul. General at Constanlin0plc and Berlin; the
Alliance Israelite t'nivcrSale. Of London: the
Lord Mayor Of London: Lawrence W. Cloctc,
Consul General from Persia TO London; Rabbi
H. Abncr, Of London, and Jewish ministers oi
Ncw.York Baltimore, Thilad,phiA and CINCINNATI
lie collected small am unts from several prominent
Hebrews but one Of them. becoming Suspicious. tee-
grabbed 10 DR.. Wise at Cincinnati, and was ihiorm"u
that the man was fraud lie was at once arrested
From papers found in his room II was learned mat
IIanucah had operated in Liverpool. Amsterdam
New York baltimore and Kansas city. where ne had
received sums varying from $40 to Tloo H. H.
IIcss Persian Consul eneral TO Ams'rrdain was
credited with 100 francs, and Il. L. Belr OF Liverpool
with sllO Henry Davis. Of New-fork. with 500.
llnnucah IS not only Il swindler but he IS Il de-
ccivcr~ said Mr. King who caused his arrest. ana
IN, daughter of an omaha millionaire Is hi, victim.
Through hI, representations and his letters he IN
snll,.l himself In the GOOD grace> Of business man
named Davis I'm omaha. and courted his daugh'er'
and Is now engaged 10 marry her. lie sent hrr Il
=. diamond engagement ring yesterday ~ mali. -
U,nucah was to-day held in bonds Of f2Ooo lie
vii! be rearragned next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
A WOMAN SAVES her CHILDREN FROM FLAMES.

The explosion OF n kerosene lamp early yesterday
morning endangered the lives OF number Of sleeping
people and brought serious injury 10 womaii'
Thomas Moore, a bartender, and his wife sarah I'VE
on the fourth floor Il the ivestory tenement h"h,e
no. 222 West Twenty sevcnth-st. About O'CLOCK
Mrs, Moore was awakened by the SOUND of sharp
report The lamp left OH the tab" hao 'NP'oi'"'
The curtains over the cot Of their little children had
caught fire. Blind TO her own danger III" mother
tried 10 nut out the blaze. The flames caught her
arms and legs, but In a moment she had s'izeh h'r
children and carried them cut Of the room. At tDc
same moment Jeremiah Kelly, an lceman, going 10
work. opened his door and found that the nan was
full Ct smoke. Quickly h. seized his VILE ana chii-
drcn and led them across the front fe-eScape 10 'he
next house.
Nrs Moore and her children had made their way
Ia some vacant rooms I'm the rear OF thc house ana
camtcred down the fireescapc Then she was car
ried 10 the New-Iork Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
4 STCCESSFCL 1RMOR TEST.
REpoUEr PLATES OF THE BATTLESiiP TEAAs
PIT TO 4 SEVERE TEST.


PIT TO 4 SEVERE TEST.
bethlehem. Penn. March - tSpecian.-N ''c NV"
ineton proving ground # the Bethlehem iron 'om
u,nv thor. was "A test this morning, the success o'
which resulted in the acceptance OF ooo IONS Oh '"o'
Inv the representatives Of the Government. IL "'s -
hnlli,tic test The ties, plat" stood as criterion vi
h rcdoul rmOr Of thc steel armOred bateshlp ieAas
which T. heinz hult at the Ncrolk Navy Yard by the
G,vrrnment The test plate representing TINS III
portaut protective incloSurc IS twelve inches thch
sixteen feet long and eight feet four inches hlgn II
j. ncrfcctlv aIt anL weighs thirty tons. THIS pa'e '
compo,,d Of nickel steel fOr,,d IN the DIG hahimer
and wei, tempered and ann-alcl. Three shots wcr'
fired from the clght-inch gun The missiles We're -'o
pound lIozcn pryjcctilc'. The first sh't was nieu
with a charge Of seventy nine pounds Of powder whch
dcv,lopcd a velocity of l.G1S feet The pfoJec'i'
penetrated the plate. tip just prol"cuhs Oil INV
other side. raising rear bulge Of about two lhche9'
Th. pcn.tr,tcn was fourteen inches. The pro]cc'n'
rebounded and fell on the gOund In 'front.' OF 'hc
plttr The second shot WIS fired win Il oharS' Vi
10 pounds of powder. producing the oA'faorui""r'
v.locity Of 2Oo4 feet n second. The prOjecue Pc''c
tr,t,J the plate and backing. 1t did rot feo"'hu
Tho third shot, fired at a velocity Of l,1co feet sec
,ud with uinety-one pounds o, powder. pcnetrai.a
uft,rn and one half incnrs Ia" proJc'tle 'D'r .r
All three. were somewhat upset but not Drohr.' h
,nr, of ir,,act were twenty eight incc, apart. lmc
nl1tr endured the commandment WITHOUT uouiisc' 9"'
inc remarkable resistance. II WAS not brohen " i"
IN. least nor weic any radiatlrs cracks develoPco'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
" uOTHER- MAyDELBACM SAID TO DE DEAD.

II was reported last night that th' notorious Nis
Frcderika Mandelbaum, better known as "Ao'heF
Mandelbaum, had died in Hamilton. on'ai'' TWO
weeks ago. The report could not BE- conirnen
ON July 25 1884, Mother Mandclbnum WAS taken
tc,or. Police Justice Murray and held TO await the
action of the Grand Jury. She was charged WIN
larceny In the second degree and with receiving
stolen goods. Seven indictments were fouhd against
her. The evidence against Der was principally that
% Custave Frank, n Hnkerton detective. VINO had
gained her confidence The was then In GcnernI
SESSIONS and aferward transferred to the court
OF oyer and Terminer.
II was announced on December 4, 1884. that she
had forfeited her bail bonds Some time before this
she fed 10 Canada. she arrested In Hamilton
Ontario on December 1884. and placed In jail elc
WAS released on December IL. because there was no
cne on hand to press the case against her. Her son
Julius and her salesman Herman Stoude. were ass,-
ciates with her In her thefs and were mentioned In
the indictments against her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
THE PIRATE IN BEHRTNG SEA.
LITTLE DOUBT THAT SHE is TIE ALEXANDER
CAPTAIN M'LEAN'S RECORD.

LITTLE DOUBT THAT SHE IL TIE hLfsA
CAPTAIN M'LEAN'S RECORD.
San Francisco. March 90 (SpeciaD.-Althorch the
Government has received advic.S of the entrance
OF the steamer Alexander into Bernc Sea. well
posted men here convinced II was tho Alexander
that the natives February &c. The mysterious
vessel really entered the by Akuan Pass, and
not by Yakuiat. Akuan Is n minor pass not used
by whalers and seacrs The theory that The natives
saw steam whalcr bound for tho AIctc Is OK
from here In January February. Nothing has
been heard Of the Alexander since a week after
she left san Francisco when She was heading for
Honolulu. She called neither at Honolulu nor
Hakodate bat tho assumption Is that she took
direct northcry course Had She made for Copper
Island she must have spoken vessels. The AieA
nnder's captain IS Alexander Mclean. who last year
commanded the American sealer James Hamilton
Lewis Ic was overhaulcd by the s'an cruiser
zabrska, and when he found escape imposslm" he
turned his vessel and into the cruiser. knock
Ing off several Of her plates and staving blk hole
In her side. Ills evident purpose was 10 sink her.
In which he nearly succeeded Then be nailed inc
American flag to the mast and the Russians had u"
tear II down. Mclean hates the Russians ana VIII
probably raid Copper Island when hc comes out OF
Bohrlng Sea II j. thought here mat cut'cr Sl"nlu
be sent to Bchrng sea earlier Than u'nal IN orncr
In iran the Alexander II She should remain there
until the middle of April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
, REPORT AND DENIAL OF MAYORS DEATH

Moscow March 22-Tbc authorities are exercising
extreme care TO suppress all Information coh-
corning the shooting Of Mayor AlcXeen. The "Novoe
yr.myn- this morning announced that he was dead
This afternoon an official bulletin denied this report
and stated that the surgeons had extracted the bullet
and the Mayor nigh, recover. Two hundred police
men surround the City Hall and Keep back the
crowd which has decreased but It'ie since 'he hrs'
news OF tho shooting went oht. Only the family
=, n NoxcicG the authorities and two surgeons
ar. allowed TO enter the building. II Is reported this
weninr that AdrianhOf is lacr'zcd Nihilist. once
arrested In st. Petersburg for conspiracy, Dut id-
Judged insane and sent to an asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
A ScHOOLBOY COMMITS SrICIDE.

Louisville. KY, March 22.-willlam Fry, n seven
tccn-year-oh schooboy, committed suicide on III"
Louisville and Southern track near Sc!b!Nillc yes
teiday. lie had bccn In love with s'hooiTri
living in his neighborhood for some months ana ""e
.he was anable and kind him. she did not encourage
his attentions Fry asked be cxcnssd from school
Yesterday and walked TO point on the railroad where
there was a sharp curve. As the Train approa'hcd
he laid his head on the track Tho engineer saw him
too late 10 defeat his purpose When III" train wa'
s,opped the boys dccapitatcd body was found by TN,
sldc of the track and his head under tie wheels Oh
.I..D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
READY FOR WAR IN ULSTER.
PROBABILITY or BLOODsHED IF THE HOME
RULE BILL PASSES.

PROBABILITY or BLOODSHED IF THE HOME
RULE BILL PASSES.
London. March GA correspondent Of The Daily
Telegraph" who Is travelling In Ulster writes that
preparations have gone far in that part OF Ire
land that nothing prevent bloodshcd in case the
IIomc-Rule bill Is passed
Despite the denals Of Mr.. Morley, Chief secretary
for Ireland the correspondent says II Is certain that
the military authorities seeking barracks accom-
modatons In Belfast for considerable body Of troops.
The of officers who have been engaging quar-
tcrs. and the property yOwncrS WHO have been aI-
preached he adds could be- given II necessary to prove
his assertions.
The guarantee fund. intended for the war chest Of
the men Of Ulster. l. swcl'ed daily by lars" con
tributlons Each Of four eminent Irishmen. says the
CORES pOnden has subscribed 100000. and the Mayor
OF Belfast has given $1,000 The total amount sub
scribcd already, Is more than c1,OOOOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
JOHy ". MlCRAY'S CONDITION IMPRo' IN'

san Francisco March c2.-Thc condition of Johh
" Markrv continues to improve. lie passed a goa
night and felt well This morning After their con
sultntion AT 80 Drs Kcarncy and Morse announced
that their patient had had eight hours good refresh
Ing sleep. that his pulse and temperature were ho'
NAL and that his condition showed great Improvement
t,dop March .-V- the home Of Mrs. John W.
v,cLoy No q Carlton House Terrace II was stated
that Mrs. Mackay had received cable dispatch 10
th. effect that her husband was much better ana
ont OF danger. Mrs. Mackay will possibly sail Tor
th. United states saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
TRYING TWO HAYTIAN GENERALS.
ACCUSED OF FITTING OUT AN EXPEDITION
AGAINST HYPPOLITE-POSSIGLE TROUBLE
WITH SAN DOMIN NGO.

Kingston. Jamaica March 16.-Great interest Is
being manifested here In the trial Of Generals Nom
paisir and ArneauX. two lIaytian refugees, charged
with fitting out an expedition in August pro
coed against President lIyppolite. Captain Miller, of
the schooner Will" Irving. which was chartered 70
carry the revolutionary party. has also been ar
rested and + trial. The Investigation has already
lasted three days and Is likely tat the will
be sent up to the Supreme Court for trial The
courtroom has been crowded daily. The scene while
VI. Chcne:. the lay tian Consul. was giving his evil
dence quite exciting. the magistrate having to
interfere several times 10 preserve order
The strained relations between President IIyppoli'e
and the President OF Domingo continue. Trouble
between the two countries In the future Is not
improbable. IL Is said that President lcurcarN has
made overtnreS TO General Mnngai. promising aS-
sisance to him In IN attempt TO overthrow lyppOile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
cU,yGES IN TIE TORPEDO BOAT CUSHING.

Newport, r. l., March 22.-The torpedo boat Cnshins
is being fitted out at the torpedo s'auoh 10Y u'c
coming naval parade. Her appearance WI" oe sre''i'
changed when She ngain appears In public. Her coat
M SLATE. coored palnt which was supposed to make
her rs nearly Invisible possible has been replaced
by one OF bottle green. which Is close to that when
the sea assumes night and Is said that even bright
search lights will fall to find this speedy craft here
after. 4 signal cast has also been added for the
nnrpos ~ displaying signals to larger and slower
craft during the parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
p KERR ForyD GrILrr OF GRAND LARCENY

Kansas Ctv. Mo-. March 22.- Augustus Theophilrs
Kerr once general bOokkccpcr OF the Jarvis-CohhIh
Mortgage and Trust Company. has been found guilty
., Grand larceny from the company and his punish
mont fixed at Imprisonment for two years ana SIX
months in the pcnientiary The cases OF forgery ana
cmbezslemcnt pending against Kerr were continued 10
tho .pril term OF court. H. Kerr Will apply Tor new
rial i'm a few days, and an effort Will be maze 10
carry the case to the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
r DE IresEpS NOT MADE a DEFENDANT.

Paris March o2.-M. Donon. chairman of III" Son'te
, ncno,s o, Complies Courants; VI. Gauter' director
and NJ Poisson manager were PLACED on trial 'onaS
for having issued false baance-shccts and numerous
other frauds. The troubles OF the company pceai
in March 1891. when a run upon II prccp'ti''d u
financial crisis in this city collapse was "''r'''
-, 80, a,v,,ce ,o ,he company Of Go.OoO.OOO francs.
,rorward bowcver the company went into hpnda-
non The court today ordered that the claims {"
snoreholdorS should bc cancelled. The names Oh
charles de Lcsscps and others were thus removed rom
me list Of defendants. Inc court "'ch ""''"''''