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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-06-08

es Is
Iac two
aae Hes# uu-
Ht uea 1 tao
S. one q tHa pieces. These spring
are luat|a ot @aaa tg faa aH3 arc
fastened - with s hera are
holes in the ida piece through which
tae end ~ the springs pass while the
end piece, ae Being raj ,ed J he clasps
Oh the stationary upright end piece are
So constructed that when THE knob is
pressed down the clasps are raised off
the sides, thus allowing them and the
movable end pieces To fall back,
when, after being threaded. they
are ready for another fleece. The
frame or table, IS separate from
the wool box Ii is four feet
wide with board one foot wide fast
ened on the top at the back edge of the
frame, shown in Fig. ,. This leaves
three feet in front to lay the open box
upon. Eight pairs of hinges are used
in putting the box together. The bot
tom pieces of the box are cut from one
board five feet long The movable end
pieces should be sawed off diagonally,
like inter joint, 50 as TO let the edges
rest on the edges of the stationary end
pieces and thereby avoid danger of sag
ging the hinges, and prevent the boards
from becoming uneven when the box is
open. The Irvine is laid in grooves cut
in the various pieces at proper dis
tances, as seen in Fig. /. Tying fleece
in this box is accomplished as follows:
The fleece is placed on the open box
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-06-08

SuEEr seem TO require moro mineral
clements ir thcir food than any other
kind OF stock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

The handsoEns vinsiow display At Ben-
ianin Bru-. 4 Company elothiug s-tsb
lishneut q attracting universal aften-
ton sad i deserving - special mention.
keterence Nas made IN thes~ columns
rsceniiy Il thss display. ard therefore q
description a. tbs tins - superfuous
At thst tine fsA weather prevailed. sd
the wood choppers camp. the goous
ard the grounds uers drres~d ~ &C..
tuBu attire. cuo~ ~ covers ulothrr
earth. snd lifeaSe representation q
the heaatsfai siso coTars the roof q TIE
cabin. TIE branches Il the tress TIE
earth ard ths iess astie men that All a
making thst hifis camp cnuspisfe Th~fe
are great manY people Rvsilinx them-
seives q thts nrms unigne wood ofe
80. aad the scheme - a proao1nct a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Ms Grandmother Appointed as
His Guardian
AGAINST HIS FATHERS WISH
Interesting Contest On Judge Perkins
Court Zoe the Possession OF
Hugh Perry.

An Interesting confess took place Ia
probate court yesterday IN which Mira
PARED. the grandmothsr. sud Louis
Perry. the father % Hugh Perry. were
striving 'nr shs possession 81 the boy.
Little fnEh sss seriously hurt by an
elscgric car about a mouth ago aud a
suit vii probably be commenced Tor
damages The child has lived with hIs
grasdraother for long time add 50 far
.. Judge Prrkin. could leara from the
testimony yesterday be vas unable 20
learn that ths father rad ever con
tribated anything towsrd tas support OF
his son. The grsndsaother has always
gwen Hugh good home and wishes 20
h nsds h,s l-xzi guardian. a. Of lats
tie father hss attempted - get the
chtld 90 eavs bar IL was shown that
NJ Perry hks wnrk~i IN this city Tor
ten years past bot aas not sccamuiat cd
suYthinx aod has % homs "a which to
take the chiid JUICE Perkins deeldcd
uslief al the ctrcuussssnces. mat q wss
kast o. save fhs boy Sitn he grand.
mofhaf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

action was brought to recover for $4,000
feet % gas which escaped from a broken
pipe. IL being claimed that Sproul 4 Nc
Gurrin carelsssly broke the pipe while
digging n sewer tresch.
G.. r. W. Cent? has appealed a case
from the Justice court in which a judg
ment OF 5000 was rendered against
him in favor OF Lehnen. The parties
submitted the case TO arbitration at one
time. but they did not abide by the dc
cision OF ths finding.
The Michigan Trust company filed its
answer yesterday as receiver OF Nelson.
Matter & Co. IN the case brought by the
BoydcnWyman Lumber company against
Nelson. Matter 4 Co. To recover the
freight on a shipment Of lumber.
Eliza Ravensroft was divorced yester
day from Evan Rsvencroft on the
ground % non-support Judge Grove
issued the decree. Late Ia the after.
noon she took out q license TO wed
Edwin %. Elmer
Mary j. Mathews has sued for q
divorce from Lewis Mathews on the
ground % extreme cruelty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Nov q the time 10 maze your selec-
ton foe Christmas cifts Make hay
while the sun shines. Nothing - -
appropriate FOR a gift - a watch. piecs
q lewelry. a pair q opera glasses. etc
Herv-y the leweiFy man. loested AZ ID
Canal street - sho wing a magnificent
line - holiday novelties. consisting -
wstches. rings, opera giasses siivervsre.
chains etc. Do not delay in hooking
ever the choice array Mr. Hsrvey Wi.l
allow SELECTION 30 he made on pay
meat u a small sun % money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Yesferisy Judge Sessreos q the
taited States court or.lsrsd that a
pan3 - tw-lve jurors - summoned
from Kent cuuniY "a serve "a tsssers
luror~ frgfsuag pecenher II A. this
tsnc fsN cases that vefs pat over by
,rnsset from taa Octllssr term Niil IA
tfiei Jasize Srvrrens sdlonrned court
yesterday until ues~emher 3 and lsit
last svenlng fur Louisville. kentucky
vhe-s BE- al been ,siisl - st IN the
cirynit coart % Appeals Tor a week Or
a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Charles REYNOLDS sas convicted ~
stealing an overroSt IN po'irs court y-s.
tefsiag an I aa- ssnt O. lsii 20 nlRstY
day. "A Ofacer Prics iet hin % TIE
h,cxap - rx.ia NIL IN tragic teaes-
Nc Price. ~ inuorent nan has been
cousirf>d Fron taIs taue forth I'D b
= stisia-' iis nay cnntlsde that tn
hfs ~ a sa~sx t1ief = not slfo~e'hsr
ressant 80 after he ass rcuadesi stone
tsr taF-s msntns 10 ths lsti yarl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Muskegon Service
via
e.. TX. AZ L.

Taxing effect Novernh~r i.sfh. iSq3
LEAVE GRAND RAPIDS - a N.
daily ard , - p n. except sunday
arrive Mussegon go a N ard Ca . n
Connections made BY roth trains fos
Pentreser.
II - a n. train uili - iies,on tinued
LEAVE NISkEtsON s.lss m sxrepf
Sunday snd 4oo > m dasiy arrive
Grand Rapids $50 = n. and SD , N.
Connections fr both trains from
Penfeater
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

folt-e cpsrt SO crowded - TO fullest
ear8city fesirl dsv morning Many
rereeo- srriFei st , s'cl,s.s sni stcod N
Tee Tor a. hour - get seats "a ths
cpaf roera - hear - ~xsmlnation "a
ne saEtb easr. iaey u-rs az dtsap
panied - ~ cs<e rts silourn-t m
a. lss--nf~r Z 81 1oflna - The prose
eanag attoracY NJ Wcirot, stated
thst the e.ssarisning Stiffness sas tso IA
g. - prsznnE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

We have received twenty five more Of
those one hundred piece dinner sets,
gold siippled, that We will sell for $40.
The same cannot be bought for less than
$1,000 at any crockery store in the city.
every piece warranted. We will sell
you better goods for less money than
any other house in the state.
HEYMAN COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

JuDeE SEvEKESs-John Craig ct al.
va The Toledo. Ann Arbor 4 North
Michigan Railway company. The
Farmers Loan 4 Trust company vs.
same. The Central company Of New
York va same; foreclosure; order con-
validating causes entercd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

JupoE GRovE-Charles &. Reeves Va
John e. Lee. pleadings and proof.
JuDaE ADsrr In re estate Of Anna
Clune. appeal from probate court; on
trial Savina keebe w. Samuel Lands.
Maggie Lands and Aaron Brewer. de
muFrar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Telephone 995 IL you wish a fine AZ
sortment OF flowers for Thanksgivir z
Day. We are showing a beautiful lir 9
OF chrysanthemums aud roses In an al.
most endless variety. which should be
seen 10 be appreciated. We will deliver
orders TO any part 81 the city. and our
prices will bear comparison with those
given away by any firm in the city.
GRAND RAPfps FLORAL Co.
IL North Division street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Madame irish is showing many new
desigus N ate railliuefy. Ladies wish
iug extreme styles sad iust the "a NJ
should no; fsil 20 visit the madame. No.
II south bivlssan street After Decem
her fret, ~ kendaIi block. Monroe
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Attention Sr Knights.

All members Of Valley City tent No
co.. X. q. 4. NJ. are requested 90 meet
at Engineers hall at l O'Clock sharp
Tuesday afternoon - attend tho funeral
OF our late Sir Knight William Firth.
OscAR ALLYN. Con.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
EHRMAN'S
GREAT RUBBER SALE
CO CANAL STREET. LOOK FOR BLUE SIGN
LOOK FOR BLUE SIGN.

All our Lumbermans Rubbers at prices less than
last years prices
All our Lumbermans Felt Boots and Socks AT
prices less thar last years prices
All our aides and Children's Rubbcrs at prices
less than last year prices.
All Arotcs of all kinds at prices less than last
years prices
If YOU need Rubbcrs of any kind come az once.
1t will paw YOU these hard times TO any distance
this great sale of Rubbers Our object IS to raise
cash money Money talks Never mind profits.
Ii YOU need Rubber Boots VIC Will guarantee 10 save
you one dollar on every pair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Grace Hive No. SO. l.. o. 7. NJ. will
give a grand Thanksgiving ball xt
Tuesday evening. Nov -. at Elks' hail,
Ionia street Music will be furnished
by Wurzburg's orchestra.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

We desire 10 express our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to our friends and
ncightors Tor their kind assistance and
symraihy aud for the beautiful foeess
farnisaed during tie sickuess and death
% our daring Ethel
Pass y. RoYs AND FAMILY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Police Court

JuDos HsoeERrY-E. Hines. disor-
derby. adjourned November "a Louis
Bsrth. rape. adjourned December l.
Chsrles Reynolds. larceny: ninety DAYS
=. W. Parker violation dog ordnance.
adjourned November -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

A dozen minuettes given with each
dozen OF cabinet photographs at HamiI-
tons art gallery. 10 Canal street. This
rare opportunity lasts only 10 January
frat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
This Week Only

Corl. Knott 4 company viii cell this
week only. all their stock % trimmed
hats at Z. of Ladies should not fali to
ACCEPT this opportunity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

ssrunl . Ncfiurr4n have srr~aied
frt,Ef I.feilce rtnTt - CASE ~ Nhisa
&C. f,HEad kapa,is fisa rpnranY ssea-.l
. isixtnent A. 800 a<sinsf thrua. The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

A clearance sale OF trimmed hats and
bonnets at very low prices at Adams Il
Co., 80 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

success. BY the way. Benjamin Bros. 4
Company are going to show a splendid
array OF clothing and gents furnishing
novelties for the holiday trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Prices guaranteed; largest stock n
underwear in the city. At Stauffer's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
sup~r,or Court

Jupas BuRLrNosa W. Reid Va
c. A. Sessions. sssumpsit; discontinued
by stipulation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Flowers for Thanksgiving.

New and second. hand stoves at Tiav s,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-04-01

An Attempt to Blow up a British
steamer at Sea.

An Attempt to Blow up a British
Steamer at Sea.
NANAINo, B G, March 81 The
British steamer Bawnmore has been fight
ing the sailors union the past three
months. About two months ago part of
crew we're kidnapped Three union sailors
were arrested charged with the crime
they we're convicted ana are now serv
ing terms in the penitentiary What is
supposed to be sequel to these troubles
is the discovery of dastsrdly attempt
to wreck the Bawnmore with an Internal
machine.
A sailor who was working in the after
hold of the vessel after her arrival here
from San Francisco Tuesday discovered
package done up in strange fashion,
The package was found to contain twelv.
st cks of dynamite with clock work at
tacbment. The dreadful machine wa:
| evidently placed on board the Bawnmo r.
| at San Franisco. For some unacc0unt-
| able reason the machinery failed to work
| It's explosion would certainly have blowr
the ships bottom out and probably there
would not have been a soul left TO tel
how it happened.
The Coast Sesmen's Union is beinE
blamed for the diabolical plot, at leas
indirectly, in having published in it
journal irflamm atory articles concerning
the kidnapping case. The provinces
government will take the matter in han
and communicate with the American 81
thorities and do everything to bring th
perpetrators Of the attempted outrage t
justices
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-04-01
DIR. RUCHANAN,S TRIAL.
But Little Direct Testimony Regard.
ing the Eeaih of His Wife.


ing the Death of His Wife.
NEW YORK, March 31.-The fourth
day Of the trial of DR. Robert W. Buc-
hansn. charged with the murder of his
second wife, was begun before Recorder
Smyth yesterday morning.
A number of witnesses were called BY
the prosecution, but their testimony
tended very little to prove that Buc-
hanan administered the overdose of mar
cotic from which the deceased woman
is alleged to have died.
After recess Reporter August G. Roedy
was called, and he told how, on May 81,
1892, he interviewed DR.. Buchanan
The doctor then said that he had not
been married again to his divorced
wife, and also denied that Mrs.
Buchanan No. 2 had kept 8
house of ill-repute in Newark, N
]. In regard to the $40, 600 alleged to
| have been left to Dr. Buchanan by hii
deceased wife, the doctor told the wit
ness that the whole amount would MOI
exceed So, 600 Witness said the doctor
told him that his late wife was a daugh
ter of Banker Brown, of Philadelphia
The doctor stated to witness on this oc-
casion that Mrs Buchanan had died O.
cerebral hemorrhsges, and secuted tn
idea advanced by the reporter that th'
deceased might have been a morphin
eater
An adjournment was taken until Mon
day morning.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-04-01

Col. Thomas p. L. Goddard. DR.. H. G.
Hornady. David ScannelI.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-David
Scannell, chief of the San Francisco fire
department for many years and well
known throughout the east, died this
morning
PROVIDENCE. r l., March 3l-Col.
Thomas P Goddard, one of the firm
of Goddard Brothers, cotton manufac-
lures in the Blackstone Waller and own
ers of factories and extensive business in
terests in Massachusetts, and othel
States, died this morning, aged sixty
five.
ATLANTA, Ga March 31-Dr. Fl. G
Hornaday, we'll known Baptist preache
of this city, died at Montezuma today
BE had been i'll long time.
DENVER, Colo, March 81. William
Patrick, aged 80 years, died here today
Mr.. Patrick was one of the committe
of safety appointed by President Lincoll
during the war to keep Missouri in tn
Union. He lived in St Louis for owe
twenty five years, where he held variou
city Offices.
NATcHEz, Miss, March 31.-Rev
Peter Cooney, in charge of the Roma
Catholic church atssVidalia, La, died i
this city today, after four weeks illness
| aged 70 years.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-04-01
WITH BLAZING ALCO HOL.
Horrible Murder of Philip Garner b!
Arkansas DesperadOes.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, March 31.-Start-
ling developments are coming in hourly
in t1e diabolical murder of Phil Garner
at Sherrell. Il has just been learned
that his slayers before killing him poured
alcohol all over his person and then Sci
him on fire.
All over the tortured body burns were
discovered. Garner died in fearful
agony. Sam Ridley, Reuben Yuser Ike
Newhouse and two women, Emma Shaw
and SaIlie Shields, were placed in jail
this morning charged with the murder
J. R Lesser, the saloon keeper, and
Hudson LEIPZIG are in charge of officers,
held on suspicion, The grand jury,
which is now in session, is vigorously in
vestigating the crime, and further SEN
sational features are expected to bt
brought to light.
Although Garner was murdered las
Friday night no motive for the crime ha
as yet been discovered. All that i
kno wn is that he was found in horribl,
tortured condition with note attached
to him reading: &C. o. D, collec
three months board. DIR. Sherrell
keep your man at home and he won
get lost"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-04-01
Valuable Real Estate for
Sale.

Under and by virtue of . decree Of the
Snpe-ior Court Of wake county. duly made
at Febru ,ry tsrm 1893, in the case Of JAG es
Moore ct al Va. George l. Tonnofski ct al
will expose to public sale 70 the highest bid
der, ON
Monday, Apri, Gath, 1898.
~ the court house door in the city Of Raleigh
at IL clock n, the following described real
estate:
Frst tract Of land In Cary township.
wake ", adjoi, Ing the lands of Atlas
Yates, VIM Crowder aud Others, containing
59x acres.
s cond-A house and lot in the city of Ral-
eigh, on the north side of DAvie street, be-
tween Wilmington and Blount streets. hang
part OF cits lot No. 80. fro-tirg "a feet on
Davie street and rum ng bA Il feet
Third Oae-ha'f int, ess in the store house
aud lot on ths east Al te of Ailmiogtoa street
besw en- Martin and Hsrgett str eeis, fronting
sb ut feet on WI m ngt n ST. eet ana being
part o city lot N, 1l3 si one-half interest
is subject to the bfe estate Of Mrs. Laura Sor-
rell.
Fourth-Ope-half interest in q house and
lot ON the south eide Of d vie ct eet. betv. en-
Wilmington and Bio ant streets in the sitv of
Raleigh, bel & part city lot NJ. 81, fr. nting
| lO5 feet On DAvie street and running back
| 2l0 feet
Fit h-One-sixth interest in house and lot
| at the nor he4st corner of the inter section Of
Csbarrus and Da~s,n streets in the city Of
Raleigh. frontpg les feet on Ca arrus tire ct
| and :, feet on Dawson street Said one e-sixth
! int rest is subjected to the lite estate of Mrs.
| Laura w Sorrell.
/ Any inf rmation in regard to above descri-
bed lands can be obta ned from the under
| sigaed.
| Terms of eale, ont half cash, balance at stx
montas with interest from dav Of sale
| G.. M. BUSBEE,
mar22 ids Commissioner.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-04-01
ALL ARRANGED BY STATES,
CLERK SHIPS IN THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.
Secretary Morton Desires q Plan to
Test the Fitness of Applicants
other Washington News.


WASHINGTON, March 81. Secretary
Morton, of the department of agricul-
ture, has devised plan to test the fitness
of applications for positions in the de
partment that are not governed oy civil
service rules. Each aspirant in fling his
application will be required to answer
certain questions as to moral and physi
Cal fitness and also questions bearing
upon the work he desires to perform
This will enable the secretary to more
accurately determine the qualifications of
applications and attain high standard
| of work in the department.
Good Friday was spent quietly at the
| white house. The President saw few
congressman from 10 to IL O'Clock when
the cabinet mee ting began. Mrs. Cleve
land usually receives on Friday, but she
did not receive today.
The clerks of the senate and house
committees On appropriations are en-
gagged upon compilation of the legisla-
ton OF the last congress which, wheu
finished, will show all appropriations
that has been made, the new offices that
have been created, Offices abolished, sal
aries increased and salaries reduced. The
work will be completed and accompanied
by an index that will make it one of the
ready references. Il will not be ready
before the first of May.
A republican senator who stands high
IN the party counsels said today that the
proposed senatorial investigations of the
private characters and the reorganizs-
tion scheme would come to nothing this
session They could not be considered
ehile the contested seats are under dis
cussion, and when that subject is dis
posed of, the senate will probably ad
journ, as quorum would otherwise dis
appear within two days after the Presi
dent notifies the body that the has nj
further business to present to it.
Secretary Carlisle is having prepared
list of the emplo 5ees of the treasury Ge
! partment with the salaries they receive
aud will have it arranged by States
, When cor pieted it will show the numbe
r of empl' yes credited to leach State, til
aggregate salary the people from eac
State receive, and a column shown
Z what, by the law of appointment eac
t State sh. uld receive The list has bee
prepared already to such an extent ss t
show great disproportion among th
States, some of the States having man
= more clerks than their proper quota, an
8 others less. The District of Columbi
0 is creditad with more than 1 900 out {
q four thousand employees, when its gu t.
it is said, should only be eleven pei pl
Secretary Carlis e, it is underst SOC, III
tends by every means in his power, to r
IS duce the District Of Columbia list cf eu
q ployees, that the States may recei'
# their proper quota of appoin
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-04-01

CHICAGO, March 31.-D. G.. Ramsay.
Grand Chief of the Order of Railway
Telegraphers, who was in Chicago yes
terday, said: 81 have been in consulta-
ton with Chief Arthur, of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, and I
can say that there ia movement on foot
to organize a new railway federation.
Mr. Arthur fully sees the need of new
federation, especially since the trouble
on the Ann Arbor road. The new fed
Grafton will be composed of all classes of
railway employees, from engineers tc
boiler makers A strike cannot be Or
dered by any one organization without
the full consent of all the other orders.
This matter will be discussed at the next
meeting of the Oder of Railway Tele
graphers.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-04-01
Crisis Ia the French Cabinet.

PARIS, March 31-Toe G. bilet crisis
is subject of general discussi N both in
the press and il public places. Most of
of the newspapers. including the repub-
lican organizations concur in demanding
that the ministry shall be composed OF
new men The refusal of the chamber
to grant NJ. Tirard supplies for more
than o month is regarded ss clear proof
that the chamber desires dissolution to
be deferred until after the budget had
been voted, and the Legislature will have
to come into entente with the new cabi-
net, which, it is believed, is likely to be
called upon to issue decree for holding
general elections. The journal Des De
bates conservative republican and the re
publican Steele, both protest against a
patched ministry. The Petit Journal,
liberal republican and republican Vol
taire demand the immediate dissolution
Of the chamber. The radical Lanternt
says that the dissolution is impossibl,
until the segate gives way to the cham
Der in regard to the budget.