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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
A Clincse CnlumhCE.

Columbus had his Erickson, and now
Erickson must give way to the almond
" ed celestial as the original discoverer
of America, II the word Of an English
writer is to be believed. This writer
claims that the Chinese crossed the Pa
cifc TO America Is carly rs the fifth
century. China had attained q high
state of civilization from a very remote
age, and undoubtedly made use Of the
magnetic needle in navigation Centuries
before the European countries adopted
It. They have a history which scholars
consider Trustworthy for four thousand
wears back. In these official annals Is
folnd an account OF the discovery of q
great country lying far to the south
east of Alaska. IIoli-Shin, a Buddhist
pI lest, was the Chinese Columbus, and
there is little doubt but that he visited
the western coast CT Mexico. The in
haGitants of Fusang. Is he called the
country in his narrative, had a NON
Erchical form OF government This we
knew was the case with all the early
nations Of Mexico. His statement that
tie houses were made Of wood, that the
people had little practicalknowicdge Of
iron, and that silver and gold were COLI
sidcrcd Of little value, corresponds with
historical facts in regard to the old Az
tee Kingdom. IIoii-Shin gave 4 minute
description Of the Mexican aloe tree,
that is indigenous % America BGt
perhaps .Lc strongest evidence n favor
OF the C;.Iualaan is the recent discover
les in old Aztec temples Of seulpt2red
elephants. TkH elephant wGs III animal
totally unknown Il America. but it IS a
religious synhul Of frequent use among
the As;aiic BudGhists 1t is difficult 20
sec how il caElc t. be sculrturCd in
Aztec temples unless under the infa-
eag. c' the priests from Asia. But it
docs not dctract from the fame of Co
lurbus. that he nay have had prede-
cessors IL his discoveries; Tor their vOy-
ages ard element Lad passed into OBJ
livioa. KID hal hv@a rr'dnctiTc Of TO
rructi1al results to Inc Europe C! the
fifteenth ecE-ury.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

The whole world Is 1T preecnt in
tent upon the cholera question, and e.
pecia..y Is this T." COS with the people
O: the United StatIs- Aai IN view q
TIE coa.;rg worlds fair there Is mrch
room for apprehension regarding the
scoEr2c. Experiments ere cow being
made for the purpose Of discovering
whether incubation, II the sub
cutanoous injection contains eli three
nicro-orgaais:.s together. viii Euaran-
tee TIE patient from injection. AID, il
SO. for how long. The results Of these
experiments. whish may possibly mean
the Gaa. ~ex,irpa:ion OF Asi4tie cholera,
are looked fyrwad to with impaticnce
IL tie medical CIRCLE CT st. Petersburg
ard .iuscOw.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
Mr.. Blaine Wa Right.

When the late MI. Blaine returned
from Europe during the Presidential
campaign of 1888, one of the first
speeches he made was in Portland,
Me-, where he declared that @rtrusts
were largely private affairs" lie
meant by that as everybody knew snd
conceded, that trusts were beyond
the reach of Federal authority. The
declaration, however, was challenged
by the Democratic press, and printed
m the biggest type and most flaring
colors wherever it was thought that
such sensationalism would capture a
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

Hard cider has apparently lost
its prestige in Massachusetts since
the campaign of 1916. \ bill has
been introduced in the Bay State
Legislature making it illegal TO sell
hard cider in less quantities than =
barrel. The present law already
prohibits hard cider from being drunk
on the premises where it is made or
bought, but it is said that the law is
laughed to scorn. 1t is feared that
the same fate may befall the pending
bill should il become a law.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

The Lincoln League, of Watcrtown,
N. Y, inspired by the suggestion of
the Times of that place, has started a
fund to be given 10 Gov. Mckinley,
of OHIO, as an expression of sympathy
in his financial troubles and to pre-
vent his threatened retirement from
political life. All over the nation
sympathy goes out TO the great adyo-
cate of protection.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

The Democratic opponents of the
Sherman bond amendment to the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill are
fully aware of the necessity of the
provision, but they are determined to
oppose it to embarrass the Cleveland
administration. While this situation
is an indication of Democratic dis
unity, Republicans will regret that a
factional fight is TO he allowed to i'm.
peril business interests.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

Al least one learned theory conf
dently and constantly advanced by
many estiinsble scholars, statesmen
and laymen will have to undergo a
radical modification before it will
square with the lately established fact
that murders are more frequent in the
rural districts of Massachusetts, than
in its great %popuIous centers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

Senator DAILY, of the New jersey
Legislature, has introduced a bill
which is intended TO limit estates to
$1,000 900 each. If this bill had q
possibility of passage, there would be
q general migration of millionaires
from New Jersey and that State would
become a land of poverty. While
DAILY is about it, he might put an
amendment TO his bill that no man
with brains should be permitted to
live in New JERSEY. That would be
more sensible than his other pro-
position.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

TUE heavy snowt"a Of the present
winter has brought 4 calsthity in 1
c]urio2s Way - the Chinese ~rheasants
that are to be found in sore parts Of
tie northwest. The s!eet and sacw
stuck - their long tall in such u wy
that they we.c unable To fly. The
country boys captured thc bird. Is the
dozen, and Us they are sid 20 DC worth
ten dollars Il pair aivcald N good con-
ditian somc Of Tie boya consider them
selves very wealthy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

a figure was removed from
fhi!a!elFLia Tho other LAY by the death
OF Mrs. Catherine Sharp, probably the
oldest ~pcEsioEe- OF the government
rolls She VS. Eogn February 5, lT1S,
being therefore nearly o.c hundred and
fifteen years old at The tiTcufh death.
Her husband. John &. Sharp, was q
soldier in the war Of 1872. Her facul-
ties were uninP4irod almost TO the last
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

II is claimed that Tucson, 4. T.. is
the oldest city in the United States,
and not ST. Augustine, Fla. which
was founded in 1865. An old Spanish
land grant has been uncarthcd uear
Tucson which bears the date 1888,
and CONVEYS to the founders Of the
city a certain parcel of land in the
ncighborhood.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

The Albany Times, a strong Demo.
cratic paper, calls attention TO the
fact that of the III electoral votes
cast tor Mr.. Cleveland 1873 were cast
by Northern States and 1879 by South
ern States, and that OF the Ply Demo
cratic members of the next House OF
Representatives 10S are from the
North and lC9 from the South. In
selecting three Secretaries from the
South. therefore, Mr.. Cleveland SIM
ply recognizes his obligations to that
section.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

Az Elmer iOTc.) paper publishes this
rcn2rAan:a story: - citizen Of this
Place HIS just Gaishcd working NJ a Gr
trse vhic!. rrcw IL his place. lie ~
cciy2L 49, FOR the Lark; hailt Z frame
house I4zg0. Is feet high. with shcd
kitchen S zee. high, s feet vide sad 20
feet long; built . woolsaed iiX-o feet;
made SO rai!%; mSGe ISL railroad tics,
and got II cor,!s OF wood feet io3s ard
! feet high ail from that ms tree and
still has q part of the tree lett"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

Dick Croker will not hea the pro-
cession at Clcyeland's inauguration.
Mr.. Whitney has departed on q yash.-
ing cruise. which will extend beyond
the 4th of March, and now ex-Secrc-
tary Fairchild cancels his engage
mcnt for rooms at a Washington hotel
on Inauguration day. Never mind
Tom Brennan and Judge Gresham
will be on hand.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

Congressman Arnold will probably
come home from Washington next
week. He will go to Benton, kiss his
wife and babies and then take to the
woods. The offce-seckeIs-and every
Democrat in Mr.. Arnold's District
wants q whacS at the National purse
will be after Mr.. Arnold FOR his
aid. and he will have 10 go TO the
woods TO keep from going crazy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

The new life put into the tobacco
industry has stimulated farmers in
the South to a larger cultivation of
the weed. In the meantime the rep
resenatives in Congress from that
section are planning to knock the
tobacco growing business in the head
by repeating the Mckinley duty on il.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

a Massachusetts courts sentence OF
a burglar to half century's impris-
onment is not as hard as il seems, for
in ali probability the man will never
serve half OF his sentence. \ much
harder sentence WAS pronounced up
on a murder recently by a German
cOurt-fourteen years at hard labor,
and at the end of that time be CxecUt-
ed. In Germany mGrderers are rarely
pardoned.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

Bourke Cockran's eloquent tribute
to President Harrison-"you, who
stand before the world to-day a high
type of the citizenship OF this country,
an heroic defender of its integrity, an
ornament to its NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the difference between a manly OPP
ponent and a cowardly enemy like
the average Mugwump.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

The di>barment OF speaker Davi>,
o ftie Tennessee House OF Repre9eata-
tives, is an act without precedent.
Davis had defrauded and abandoned
a client. Ills disgrace will be COM
pletcd by the resignation ofhis oili:a.
or by his removal by vote of the
House. Davis is but IS wears of age.
Honesty is the best policy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

The average duration of lives in
the United States is ALB for store
keepers, 43.5 years for teamsters. 4i.6
for sesmen, 47.3 years for mechanics.
4S.4 years for merchants, $40 fer
lawyers, and Ga years for farmers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

1t is argued that Cleveland chose
Gresham because the latter was in
favor of a third term for General
Grant. This is manifestly absurd.
1t implies consistency on the part of
Gresham.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

The Democratic Governor of Wyo-
ming has appointed the richest man
in the State United States Senator.
Democracy is "plutocratic"-after
election.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

Great Britain doesn't want the
United States TO have Hawaii. There
fore he Mugwumps have discovered
that to annex Hawaii would be a very
sinful thing.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
Valuable Farm Land Enr sale.

800 acres bottom land, one half clear and un-
der cultivation Running water, two springs
that never get dry. One and o half mile from
Ardeols, on the Cotton Belt Railroad and three
quarters of q mile from the Bloomfield and Pop
lar BluG Branch Railroad. Being Section 81
and le. Township u, Range IL, in stoidard
County, Missouri.
REEp i ASTuoLZ, Real Estate Agents,
Cane GirerdeGC, Mo
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04

This is the last week of rule for
the grand old Republican party
Next week the wicked Democrats
will take charge of Uncle Sans affairs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
A won.n.s lnsuraare Company.

The recent formation OF the
Woman's Insurance Company at
Chicago is al experiment Whjrh. il
properly managed, HAY ryEAuye IN
injustice TO which. the frmininr.".-cx
has been too long subjected. Many
Insurance companies h&ye rlcil,y ca
Guided woiuca. fr5a their~ii,A>'on
account o. the peculiar prr:ls {" "hic!.
their sex j, expose: In: the fact tia;
an equilibrium in tho numbers Of the
sexes i steadily maintained >howstna;
c~ounteracting caGsrs are constantly q.
work neuira!iziug these pcrils.
IF this were not true it would be
only q matter of time when the mall,
population would far ou'strip that OF
the opposite Sex. As general rule
The habits of women are more tenn
pcrata sud regular Than t!.asc of men.
Their lives are quiet and M
form. urdisturhcd hv the violent rx-
elements to which the masculine sex
Is exposed. Their domestic avucarions
exempt them from many fatalities "a
which the masculine rlenlcnt i, liable.
The records OF disasters en- railways
and in factories and mines ere fruitful
illustrations of this fat.
Tie ~longc:ity of women keeps pace
with that OF men. as.d there stems IL
ne 10 good reason why there should
he q continuance of such rigorous
discrimination against the :orner III
the matter OF insurance Indemnity as
has hitherto prevailed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
NE TELL YOU

nothing new when We 'fi;c thai IL PAYS 10 engage
Ia n permanent, mos; healthy and peasant bust
nr--. that returns a prof; for every days work.
such : the business we offer the working class.
We teach them how 70 MAKE IIoEcy rapidly. and
guarantee cT"Ty one who follows car instructions
faithfully the making 0. S330-1o u month.
Every one who fakf- hold now AVID WORKS will
surely and speedily increase their earnings, there
can be Ho g]lr>fioA about il. 0:h:rs nUH n work
are doing II, ana YOU, reader, can ~ the same
This is the best paving business tia; Won have
ever had the ciI1ncc t. secure. You will make a
grave Nj take il you ia:i IL give il 4 trial .: once.
II vOI grasp the situation. HId act quickly. YOU
w,ii directly lind NoI:-t!i in Il RIOS; prosperous
business, at which yOH can surely make and save
large sum Of money. The results OF Dniy Il few
hours work will often equal Il weeks wages.
Whether You are old 0r Young, msn or woman. il
makes no ii!Cr, me-. - do ~ Tc tell YOU. anu SIC.
cess will meet you - III" very start. Neither
experience Or capital necessary. those who work
for Us arc rewarded Whv no: write TO .iay for
FIJI particulars, free T. G. ALIEN = 70.
Box No 40, Augusta, Ne.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
Jus: What he Wa4 Tei

Jus. nat he Na@ EenShl1- EoS.
Ole day. as | rode along the banks
~ the north fork of the kentucky
River. | came to log s"hnoi-houSc.
N institution usually conspicuous by
its absence in that section. 1t was
about / O'Clock. and the teacher, Il
iank strip of humanity in homcspun
clothes, sat ON a log. watching y lot
IF noisy children a play.
How are you::" | said. rs | pulled
up and the children gathered around.
''Ilowdy:' he said, driving the
children away.
"Are You the school teacher"
YES: | reckon | am.
what kind of a school have YOU"
"Oniy fair TO miGdlin.'"
"Iou haven't much competitions"
NO; eddicaiion amt popular here
ahou!s.r
Don't the children like boOks:'
Not unless TO tear the leaves Outcn'-
en-
Cant you make them study"
"'Tve qui: trying"
"iIow long have You been teaching
%iIerc::'
This makes the third term"
"Ana you can't make them learn"
No"
Then what do you teach forz:"
"Well. mister. bcin' As you're 4
stranger in these paris" he said, in g
half whisper. I'm wilIin' TO say |
teach for the $27 a month and board
round, and not another dcrn thing"
and the ulanibitious peda"oguc turn
ed on his heel and went in after his
scholars.-DcirOR Free Press.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
Valuable Farm aud Timber Land fer
A.ra

Reed 4 Astholz Real Estate Agents.
The Solth halt of the North east quarter and
the West half Of the Southeast quarter OF Sec
ton Is, Township -, Range II Lea acres.
The Northeast quarter of the Southeast
quarter of Section Is, Township %. Range II
East.
Also Lot 2 OF the Northwest quarter, Lot . of
the Southwest quarter, Section -, Township
%, Range Il. East on C0ttonbelt Il. Il. and
Cape G. st. L. & F. 8. L. K. Cape G;rlrd.au
County. Missouri.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
SherifI's Sale of School Land.

pY virtue and authority OF an order Of the
ID County Court OF Care Girardcau equity,
in the State OF Missouri, made on the sixteenth
day of November, eighteen hundred aEd ninety
two, I, the uEiersis fed sheriff CT Cope Girar-
dean county, in the State Of Missouri, will, on
Wednesday, the Third Day OF May,
A. ID. 1898,
At the south door Of the court hOuse In the city
of Jackson. in the county of Cape Gira-deau,
State OF Missouri, between the hours Of nine
O'Clock in the forenoon all Eve O'Clock in the
Afternoon of that day aud during the session Of
the Circuit Court Of Cape Girardaeu county,
expose for sale tie following described real es-
tate, situate, lying and being it the county OF
Cape Guardian. state Of Missouri, tO-wit:
six huidrc.i and ioTty tGi9l acT-s. being all
of section sixteen ue), tOsTshie twcSty-Elnc
nor;h"r range twelve ti2J east, which Ia, i Is 10
be SID O. school land Dc!OHging;o congressional
TOwiIship TwGpty-nirr t2.l. north o. ra'.r
nuInh~r twelve % east; ard shall rot h. acid
fn- less thaa ore dollar s-d " twenty-five cents
tsl.a1 per acre.
TEREs or sNE:
The purchaser 10 give bond with good AID
suficieat security. Tayehlc Uac ~ @r after date
to Cape Cirar 'cau CodLty. for the ere Ot the
! haiitsuts of Congregational Township twrn:r-
nine ts:l. range twelve N=J, which load shall
!" arintcr.4t AT the rate o. tel per cent. per
annum until paid
Givea under my hand this twenty-iith day Of
February, lSs3.
feb-jn5S JUDSnN " RAND IL.
Sheriff Of Cape GiraTicau County.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
Notice.

To the Shareholders of tha Cape Giraraeau
Building add Loan Association.
Notice j. hereby given to all stockholders of
the Cape Girardcar Building and Loan Associ-
alton that a special meeting Of said stock
holders will be held or Monday. the Eth day of
April, ISIS, from . O'Clock \. NJ. TO Il NJ, at
the Office of the Secretary, corner Main and
1hemis streets IN the city of Care Girardrau,
Mo for the purpose of deciding whether the
capital stock of sand Asset ltiOa shall be Ia
creased from S5ee 90 divided irto 1907 shares
OF the par value OF 500 per share, to 81. on, 600
divided into 5000 shares OF the par value Of
81 per share.
J. II, RIDER, President.
HENRY A. AsTuoLz, Secretary
Cape Girardcau, No, January GSri, lSaS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-03-04
Railway Timetable
ST. LOUIS & PADUCAH RAILWAY,
ST. LOUIS & CAIRO SHORT LINE.
(ST. L. A. & t. H.R. X. COZ

This line now makes direct connection with
G I. & C.. trains leaving Cape GiTardeau AZ
600 a m errivisg st 81. Louis at Il.S q M
Returning. leave 81. Louis at : 20 5. n INV
iag at Cape GireItesu At = SO p m.
GEO. L. lazy, Gen. Pass. Agt. 8. Leuis.
GEO. W. PARKER, ecu. Manager, 81. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
NAY RITIL THE BORDEN CASE.

A SEVENTEEN YEAROLD GIRL TO BE TRIED FOR
TIE MURDER or HER FATHER AND SISTER
S. Louis, July 27-The Coroner to-day decided 'ha'
Maud McKbbcn aged seventeen years, was r. 'spohsior
for the death by poisoning Of her father ana sister, ana
she will be arrested The verdict was reached at'er
r,port bv the city Chemist TO the effect that ne haa
found IN the vscern of the dead persons ana III inc
.,od uaraken by them, traces OF arsenic copper ana
ther ingredients of which Paris green l. compounded
The case l. one OF deep mystery. ana IN mouVe' oe
sign and trial will surpa,s The famous Borden case
.cn Iunr Il last the McKibb'n family with the tN-
c.ption of Mrs. NcKibbon. who has been separated
from her husband for several years, prtooK Oh II
family dinner at the residence of Mrs Charles stewart
= married daughter. Maud McKibben assisted In pre-
pairing the meal and the only member oi inc
party who did not eat dinner. Her refusal WAS at
trilutcd - "A severe headache. soon after the meal
the participants became violently Ill. The iaher dieu
at It. Luke's Hospital days later. ana Mrs stewart
died on June % 1t learned that Maud hau oeeil
In attempt 10 procure lar green Ion
a n,ighborng drug store and this fhrt retther WIN
the Lnowlrdge that she jealous OF her sisters am
had made threats OF revenge for being arrested OIL Sus
picon of stealing money f%m her father led 10 her
arrest At the preliminary examination Manu as
serted her innocence and was released penang Tue
coroupr'S verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
SERVIAN TROUBLES CJLMINATINT.

THE YOUNG KING SUMMONS VI. CHMsTICs TO
HELP HIM OFT OF \ CRISIS.
Belgrade July 1.-THE troubles between inc
Radicals the party In power. and the Liperh's'
who we're ousted April y last, when Ming
Alexander declared himself OF age ana aHsumei
kingly power. have resulted IN Crisis W u,'
Government Kins Alexander has sun'onec =
Cb~istics who was Prime Minister during part
of the reign of King Milan. father OF KING hirN-
ander and is comforting with him as to the cours"
10 be followed
NJ Chrstics was Prime Minister during the
latter mart OF the reign Of King Milan. ana also
was practically the only ruler OF Servia FOR a
few davs II was TO him that on January wv
Milan intrusted the provisional administrator VI
affairs when he abdicated the crown IN taVor OF
his young son Alexander and when the triple
headed regency had not yet been chosen by inc
atuntcbina or National Assembly. VI. Christics
had served before as Servian Minister TO Austria
and malicious rumors had been circulated 10 'he
effect TINT he had been sent TO Vienna by Milan
I'm order to give greater liberty TO the a'esei P"S
sion Of the King for the beautiful wife OF the
Minister The present action OF Alexander IN
calling NJ. Christics to his aid adds one ioie anu
a definite denial to those rumors
Rut this action Is calculated to cause anxiety to the
friends of Servla. Affairs had proceeded quleuy
there since the abdication OF Milan the tree
politcal parties Radical, Liberal and Prosressis''
had replaced each other In power without reNo'u-
tionary movements. and with only the chrohic ac-
commandment OF some street riots Finally 'he
Young King made coup d'etat by which ne pro-
claimed himself Of age some time before ne had
attained his legal majority. The Liberal party
was put out Of the Ministry which 1t had occupied
for "A few months, the Regency was abolished anu
A new Skuptchna was elected last spring Inc
radicals who are In fact, the great popular party
rora returned TO the Chamber with crushing ma
ioritv and the few Progresslst Deputies made an
alliance with them. Unfortunately the n-aulcaI -
ma iority voted for the impeachment or inc iori'
Iiberal Ministers. who had been dismissed pE lc
Young King Alexander, when he made ms coup
d'otat This measure revived political PASSIONS
and the Progressist leader. NJ Garahanine, ic,,
cared against the impeachment Still, the Ilai
has proceeded for some days, ana one ot iH HiSt
results seems bound to end In dissolution OF thc
Cabinet and in the renewal OF political agitation III