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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
BOURGEOIS is FIRM.
He Refuses to Again Enter the French
Cabinet.

PARIs. March l2-1he sensation
caused by Madame Cottu's testimony
yesterday does not abate. The attempt
% propagate the opinion that she was
animated by desire 20 avenge the sen
tence II her husband when she gave her
evidence against the government has
failed completely. The Gaulois pub
fishes an interview with her in which
she says that she was actuated merely
by determination 10 tell the truth re-
gardless 81 personal interests or domes-
Tie affections.
resignation OF NJ Bourgeois has been
shown today 10 be beyond hoge OF re-
pair by patchwork. At a cabinet meet
ing this morning the ministry agreed
that every effort should be made TO sl
duce vi. Bourgeois to reconsider his res
ignatiOn and. in the hope that the ef
forts would he successful. il was de-
cided that no new minister should be
appointed until VI. Bourgeois should
have given evidence in the assizes court
and should have explained 10 the depu-
ties his position III NJ. Bourgeois
should stiil insist. then upon his retire
ment another minister should be APP
pointed. but this was regarded as an im9
probable event " the crisis.
This afternoon several ministers called
upon VI. Bourgeois. but when the cabi-
net reassembled this evening NJ Rlbot
announced that VI. Bourgeois had been
deaf 10 all argument. and had insisted
that he would not return 10 Office. Sub
sequently. at NJ. Ribot's request. Presi.
dent Carnot assigned decree giving TO
VI. Develle. temporarily. NJ. Bourgeois
portfolio.
Henry Brisson insists upon his retire
ment from the presidency ~ the parlia
mentary commission OF inquiry into the
Panama scandal.
The ministers are awaiting with in
tense anxiety the event ~ VI. Bourgeois
appearance on the witness stand in the
Panama trial tomorrow. The general
conviction is that NJ Siounoury would
never have taken the steps he took
without the cognizance 81 the cabinet
and perhaps ~ NJ. Carnot. The devel-
Opments 81 tomorrow are awaited with
feyerish expectancy The excitement
today has not been exceeded since the
beginning - the Panama disclosures.
II Is thought that only good luck can
save the RIbot ministry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Cry up MExIco. March IL Presi
dent Dia 3 recommendation 10 the
Mexican congress that the harbors 20
the republic be improved is 10 he car
riesi out A large amount - money has
been appropriated Tor that purpose. The
government dTe,lge boat has arrived az
Vera Cruz. and that harbor is To he
dre,iged and otherwise substantially i'm !.
proved There are already extensive i'm
provements IN progress ~ Mazstlan. the
principal port - the Pacific coast, and
at Coatza coulcos on the Atlantic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Democrats Will MOI Permit the Seat
ing OF Allen

SEsrTLk. Wash. March IA demo
erst ~ prominence in this city an
nounced today that be was in receipt Of
a letter from Senator Goi-aan Of Mary
land stating that the democratic sen
ate would not seat any senator appointed
by the governor IL any state. This
would prevent ex Senator Allen. recently
appointed by Governor McGraw. from
taking his seat. and the state Of Wash
ington will have only one United States
senator for the next two years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

DE Barcelsnea Win saeoced Him in
the Coal CosapAay.

Nav foEk. March II. ~ senator
Thomas e. Pla.t eoafrned the report
tonight that &c = ss-or o. step 1ui Il the
presidency II the fe0nessee Coal aud
lrvn company. Henry TIE Bafdeiaben
VII he elected president Ut the annual
meeting Il the company. The arrsnge
nlent. waicA Is entirely amicable- sas
decided upon q year ago, when the DE
bardelaben Iron and steel company
joined hands With the tennessee Coal
and Iron company. The directors Il
the company viii meet tomorrow to
complete arrangements for the building
of big steel plant in Birmingham.
Ala.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
The Frs, Symptoms Of Death.

Tired feeling. dull headache. pains in
various parts OF the body sinking at the
pit OF the stomach. loss Of appetite, few
erishness. pimples or sores, are all posi-
tive evidence OF poisoned blood. No
matter how il became poisoned. it must
be purified to avoid death. DIR. Acker's
English Blood Elixir has never failed to
remove scrofulous or syphilitic poison.
Sold under positive guarantee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

m. ps,r. IA reconsider his French
pc4se<. AID il : stated that - "a 1f-.
sser Is fAis.. asxsd Ter the dismissal "a
Cnrdinal Bampolla snd the alPoiAs.
meat u & 1s.iinai t;alimlssru - sAir
oshss prsinte f4Koring the tfipie al.
ancs. =. papai secretary 10 a. r,ssn.
rAa Paps xas entirely deal y 7 ard.nal
Ketn. Arguments. and Ess equally deal
- he persassions u others With sup
..ss.f. high influence There - I'D
aasit he All siso pay a. Attic attention.
AZ Esss.eror Williams enrrestles. 50 that
- vii II tAe emperor @ the vatican
.,0 he merely ceremonial On this &C
easian Faperor William all observe
~ sage fornlaiities that characterized
h;z wait II the Pope IN l.ei tie viii
- a. the vatican from the Official resi-
dence n the Prussian MINISTER aecred-
tied 20 The holy ses. and viii have
short courtesy audience with bis holi
ness.
To Break the Alliance.
TIE Kuiturkamgf ia Hungary Is ex-
citing strong interest here IN view Of the
fact that the policy II the Cathohe
bishops ia Hungary aims AZ the desfrue-
tion u the triple alliance The debates
this week in the Hungarian diet have
fully developed what animates the
bishops protests against the govern
nsenfs project 70 iegakze civil marriages.
Literal members e the diet commented
upon the Pope's alliance with France
They declared that X Austria Hungary
would leave the triple alliance and aban-
don Italy, the vatican would cease trying
10 excite the people against the govern
ment. The Hungarian liberals express
confidence that the people with whom
the triple alliance il intensely popular
a. an assurance against Russia, viii sup
port the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the clericals.
DIR. Hans Nirehow. the commissiary OF
the German medical department. has
sailed on the North German Lloyd
steamer Lain for New York en- route to
Chicago. Reinhold Won Baarts. secretary
81 the art mission. sailed With him. Herr
Bucek 81 the imperial commission starts
for Chicago on March l6 Prot Faetz-
bold and Prot f'rukler, education COM
missioners. will accompany him.
Miss Phelps. Mrs |. &. Phelps aud
her daughter have gone 10 Paris. where
they viii stay a fortnight. They will
return 10 Berlin IN time 20 welcome
Minister Phelps on his return 10 this
city. Mr.. Phelps. who has been absent
from his post for two months on sick
leave. II now in Rome.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

MAnxrD. March II The official elec-
ton returns show that the opposition in
congress viii consist ~ forty eight con
servatives under CaDosss Del Cafiii,.
fifteen conservatives unsitr SeDof Sill
vela. twenty three republicans AID six
rsriists The government has Il H. sup
port = - deputies. Several chJhges IN
The rahinef are lmI.ennIrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. March l2-John
III. Brown. grand secretary Of the grand
lodge Of masons Of Kansas. and the old
est and widest known mason in the west.
died this afternoon at his home in
Kansas City. Kas. His masonic career
dates from 1854. He held many high
Offices. and bis fame became national in
masonic circles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

WsSHfxorn~. March y The stair
nent that the secretary ~ fhe Daughters
q The American Revolution bad vufed %
exclude erilaferal iestendnnfs - AZ
i.-s<s premature Tie question = 20 =,
submitted for discussion e. Al The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

CArRo. March r. " Chevalierof the
aersrtmen, q public debt has been
-hosen Z, ~icreed Charles DE isesseps
a. director - the Suez Cana company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

I.oxnox. March l. " X. Wander
bait arrived here this attention from
Paris Ar, viii +, O. Liverpool % inspect
the yacht there building - replace the
Aiva.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
FYSH'S Restaurant has

FlSH'S Restaurant has
animportant announce
ment TO make today.
Mr.. Fysh has engaged
Mr.. Ed. Peck. well and
iavorably known in the
restaurant business.
who will have full
charge of this depart
ment, and which we
feel satisfied viii please
our many patrons and
asmanymorc who have
not yet tried our din
ners ar order cooking.
The coffee will bc sur
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OUR Baked Goods are
taking the lead from
the increased quantities
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OUR Candies are FIRST
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when in need of any
thing in our line.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

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chapters during The pr~srnt year and
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cvertlrre fe- an iatefViep between
fha emperor and fhe fope hsss met
nth coli response fruni CARDINAL
Eamneiia. pcrtinral secveterT * state
- go elect that fhr Pope rannt ~
fi@e g. ase Emperor William. but his
MAJESTY ,aezsres - confer en political
-sfiects h,e holiness rrlii prefer 81
ronauei4ate sifa him th0nish ~
esffhnais
trIiasi Kcpr rrince archbishop =
pfesiaa. a. vainly tried ~ insgeuce
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29

w c. Parish, wealthy and influential
citizen OF Dallas, Tex. recently arrested,
charged with being one Of the murders of
Y. NJ. Langdon, his partner in the whole
sale lumber business, committed suicide in
his cell severing his arteries with piece Of
broken glass dish.
Policeman Meder Of 81. Louis was seri.
ously IL not fatally shot by Charles Smith,
colored whom he was attempting to arrest
As he fell, the officer fired at Smith, inilict-
ing fatal wound.
Prof. W, o. Keith ex-princiral of one Of
the public schools at Hot Springs, Ark, is
under arrest charged with firing a school
building
Ex Chief Weieher Henry s. Cochran Of
the Philadelphia Mint was found guilty in
Philadelphia Of larceny and embelslement
for stealing sl3O,C0) worth Of gold tars
from ,au.t in the Mint.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29
CONsTABLBs MOBBED.

Beaufort, S. c., People Object to seis-
ure of Struggled Whisky.
State Constab es Swan and Siroebel weee
mobbed by large crowd at Beaufor', s.
G., while trying to seize some whisky Brick
bats, eggs and curses are said to have been
heaped upon the constables. The Governs u
held long consultation with the Attorney
General and telegraIHs have been sent to
The sheriff at Beaufort aud The captain OF
The local military company, but their Iur-
port Is not snowr.
swan and stroenel went to Beaufort 10
see ab"ui hquor that hat been sinurglrd
mo The Slate. lhey g,t ABOARD a st-sine.
Will warrant, but the Captain declined To
recofnize il. The consiables got hold Of a
barrel OF beer. but were met bv u mob as
they lett the boat. swan says that there
were $40 10 400 persons in the crowd,
Draymen and every body else refuset 10
a sist them, 80 they began to roll the bar
rel. The crowd followed and pel,eu them
with brickbais and other missvls. Swan s
more was broken and his eye terribly cut.
During the transportation Of the barrel IL
WAS sinashed and its contents rolled ont,
When y reached the jail only SIX bottle'
were left
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29
- -
LATEST BRAZILIAN WAR NEWS

The New York "hersld" has received the
following dispatches from the Brazilian
Minister of Foreign Affairs at Rio "rhe
ironclad Javarav, rebel ship, carrying their
heaviest artillery. was sunk IN the tort by
Loyal Fort Soa Joan tSt. Juhn) The north
EN- column OF the army which operates in
santa taiarna under command of Gen.
Angola, destroyed the rebel forces. which
lost guns, carriages. munitions and horses,
laying many dead and wounded"
brazilian Minister Mendonca said con-
cnrning the sinking of the .lavaray: Its
importance lies In the fact that the Javaray
was the second best vessel in the possession
Of MellO. lie guns could carry nne miles.
She has been dong most Of the destruction
IN the City OF Nictheroy, near Rio. She
had dure damage to the e2ten, OF millions "
Word comes from Rio that the situation
there ~ critical. Peixoto hHs again been
mounting guns on the hills within the city
llmus contrary TO his understanding with
the foreign diplomats.
General bunibardinent of the capital
seems inevitable. and tile fighting with
small arius ~ almost incessant. The dip
lomutic corps has removed to PetropUlis.
Hca' y artillery fire continues daily. Fort
Nilleigaguon and Lege have been greatly
battered A heavy gun al Fort San Joao
was struck 10y rehe shot and dismounted
During the bomharding on Saturday, q
shell burst at Fort lege, killing an officer
and seventeen men, Parts Of the city, owing
tothe fusillade OF rilrs and machine guns,
are in peril There have.been many caus-
alties in the streets.
The foreign diplomats consider IL impos-
sible to take further steps Tor the protection
OF life AMI property, and the naval COM
manders concur in the general opinion
which favOrs letting both sides proceed
without any further interference. Admiral
Mello ls inclined TO lombard the city after
forty eight hours not ce.
II has became known to Pexotos admin
is'ra,ion that Mello inie Ids 10 make an ef-
fort TO get out OF the hsr Dor of RIO with his
flagship Aquidaban in order 10 meet Ieixo-
tos warships which are coming down from
New York, and give them battle on the
open sea. Preparations to give him hot
reception as lac tries to run the gauntlet OF
the iofts at the hatbors entrance are being
accordinHly made with all haste. General
bombardment ofthe Gu ital seems the evt.
able and he lighting with small arms is
almost incessant.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29
Portuguese Chsrscter,st,cs.

The men of Portugal are as fond OF
show as are the women. Their nm
gers are nearly always loaded with
rings, and about their bodies hang
chains as thick as ropes, from which
are suspended lunches OF trlnkets.
The Portuguese dandy Is fond OF
anything that draws attention to his
much-estcemed person. Above his
snowy vest he wears a crayat OF rich
colors, and In his buttonhole a full
blown rose. know am safe 10 say.
Ing that most OF the promenaders
whom have seen on Sundays In the
chief thoroughfates with riding
whips In their hands and handsome
spurs on their heels have never set
foot In stlrrup The spur Is TO
them sort Of sign OF nobility which
they arroyate to themselves, q relic
of the privileges Of the old chivalry
Where is the Portuguese, be he
muleteer or calker, whose ancestors
did not wear golden spurs at the
battle Of Ourique or Of Aljubarrota?
j have noticed that goed many Off.
cials WORK In spurs ms II about TO 60
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29
QUEEN ILLS VERSION,
She Writes Blount of Her Woes in Ha-
waii

She Writes Blount of Her Woes in Ha-
waii.
The correspondence Of Queen Liliuoka.
lani with Conn issioner Blount was given
out by the State department and forms the
fourth volume of papers OH the ,exed lIa.
wsiian question. The queen details all OF
the events of her reign. She claims she
was warned on december IL, 1892 that the
American representatives were preparing
for anne alton, She advised with the Brit
ish minister on the subject and he told her
to lay the matter before the diplomatic
corps.
She claims the people had demanded the
new constitution and they bad elected q
new legislature for that purpose. Early in
January tn. queen told her household
guards she was goingt promulgate the new
constitution and asked tnem q be ready TO
queil any uprising, She claims they
pledged her their obedience. She says her
cabinet officers promised TO support her
She Claims Mr.. Colburn acted the part OF
traitor by consulting a lawyer, Mr.. Hartwell,
on January Ii and telling him her in
ientions.
She informs Blount that Colburn's "trea.
SOL" set the cabinet against her and gave
the revolu,ionisis the chance they were
alter The story OF the revolution is much
the same as that given by Blount
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29

to battle, and when these knights OF
the quill peacefully render up their
fine, bureaucratic souls TO God, I
have no doubt that their spurs will
be laid on their tOmbs.
But have we any right to dwell SO
long In a half mocking spirit on q
people Of such numerous and trust.
worthy moral qualities, and who, but
for their unfortunate Incidence aud
their exaggerated egotism, might be
held up as q model to other nations2
For tho Portuguese are naturally
good, hospitab.e, honest in their
dealings, generous and brave, aud wd
are very certain that In the event Of
auy threatening Of the independence
OF their country we should once more
see this heroic nation, in whom
slumbers powerful national spirit,
rise as one man against the invader,
as In 1883 and 1900.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29
YOUNG STEVENSON WEEDS.
Son of the Vice President Weds Il

Son of the Vice President Weds II Re.
publican's Daughter.
The marriage Of Lewis Stevenson, only
son and secretary ofthe Vice President, and
Miss Helen Davis, both OF Bloomington,
ILL.,, was solemnzed at the Second Presby-
terian church that city, Thursday evening.
The bride is the daughter of the editor and
owner of Repub lean newspaper which
has always opposed Mr.. Stevenson politic-
ally. Tue wedding ceremony was perform.
edin the presence uf 1000 people. 4 re.
ception followed Mr.. and Mrs Stevenson
VIII san ior France December 2. and on
their return in February will reside nj tie
Hotel Normandie Washington. A uong the
guests were Secretary OF the Navy Herbert
and Miss Herhert
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29
TO HuMILIATE PoWDERLY.

His Resignation Will Not Be Accepted
But His Office Declared Vacant.
On account Of the refusal of the Hayes
faction in the General Assembly of The
Knights OF Labor TO vote for General Mus.
ter Workman Powderlys nominations foi
members Of the Executive Board the latter
rendered his resignation Saturday.
The Hayes people held a cancus and de-
cided OF To accept Master Workman Pow
derlv resignation. They claim majority
OF me assenb y an say they Will declare
MT Powdery's ONCE vacant to Illuminate
INN, Then they will elect J. X. Sovereign
OF DesMoines. la general master workman
Mr. Sovereign is AT home and says he will
accept the Office. He will telegraph the
names OIL eight men as tho candidates for
the Executive Board. From these the Hayes
people will elect four
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29
BEYOND OUR BORDERS.

Eighty students and persons engaged in
literary pursuits have been arrested and
lodged in the citadel, Warsaw, on suspicion
of being engaged in nihilist plot
The town OF Flensburg, sch.eswig, g,hol.
stein, has been inundated by the sea being
driven over the lowiands by the terrific
gales.
The Brussels committee appointed to Or
ganize al international exhibition for 1895
has decided to postpone the exhibition un-
iii 1896.
Stories of shipwreck and loss of life con-
tinue 10 arrive in London. 1t is impossible
TO approximately estimate the number OF
persons drowned in the great storm, but ii
Is very large.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-29

S2,OOO,OOO Confiapration

The most destructive fire known in
Springfield, Mass, for years started in the
block owned BY J. X. Dexter and Henry s.
Dickinson at 80 Worthington street. The
flames when discovered had gained consid
eraoIe oeadway from the fact that the fire
seemed to have started in the center of the
building some time before il appeared on
the outside of the block and the flames
soon spread beyond the control of the fire.
men.
John Doolen's building. next to the Dick.
,hson DOCK, went next aud then the Mayor
block The Abbe block was then attacked
and soon the Hotel Gltnlower was com
rletely surrounded by fire and speedily
canyht: The probable loss is estimated at