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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

After a struggle. in which the express
man and the big cousin joined forces.
the lid - Bessie's bag Saratoga trunk
was crowded down.
oh" said thegirl. my dinner dresses.
THEY'LL he ru incdr
No said the ing cousin. when the
trunk is opened you'll SO their lowell.
ness IN crcs.es. Boston Herald.
She Here. Lima. take these postal
cards and drop them In tho nearest let
terbox
Ne What. are you going to send that
girl three whole blocks for the cake IL a
Few postal cards, That's not fair. Here.
Lima. you may bring me a Jug 81 beer at
the same -Fhegende Blaeiier.
Were YOU ever treated 10y Physician"
asked the b~ncvolcn, lady after she had
listened 81 Suffering Simpkins' tale q
sickness and poverty.
-Only once. ma am said the old
fraud. that was u hen Old Doc Summon.
asked us % take suthin. II Boston Com
mercial Bulletin.
Clara Have you s~eu Mr.. Galloway q
latest suit: think IL 10 awful.
Maui-i don't agree with you. The
other night when be called ] vas com.
rle;ely wrapped M in if.--Cicthier
AMI furnisher.
"Wha, does Tennyepn mean about the
after dan ner talk scro~s the vslnuts and
the winef We don't have ~slnuts in
the after dinner talk
We have chestnuis. though. Truth.
My ole man said Aunty Chloe. '-is
the vus' mar fcv chicken you ever go
II he CANT get a chicken no other vsy
he'll 90 sa' buy one indianapolis
journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

For years the older residents Ut this
community have relied upon tho intee
rity and candor Of The Eagle. When
other psprrs have been exposed to the
sharp tongue % detraction The Eagle
has escaped the sting. With pharisai
cal assurance it has psrsded it, decency.
It's purity. its spotless character. and
the Older residents have been duped by
iis blandish ments. deceived by it's Sin
ister assumptions OF Superior morality.
The public 10 now undcccived.
Whether by accident or design it has
placed itself In . position less enviable
than that d sandbagger. II by acct.
dent. the time and event deprive il Of
the mask behind which il haa bled all
that would listen to its threats or yield
to its ensreaties. II by design. its own
guilty conscience will punish it a. it
may deserve to be punished.
In either event. self icted il stands
a poor. pitiable object OF contempt. 1t
has posed for years pretended paragon
Of virtue. arrogating to itself degree Of
morality rarely encountered in any field
Of business enterprise.
II has mercilessly attacked its con.
temporaries with and without provoca-
ton. going behind the Newspaper itself
TO malign and villify its editors. owners
and reporters Now it is walloving in
the slime Of its own public disgrace. and
tho eyes VI tho whole community are
upon il. II has sold its convictions. its
honor. its soul. for . mere bauble. to be
played with for year by u relative Of
Its owner.
The Esgle's true character 10 known.
Tho sting of its vitupsratioo Ia now
pointless. the essence OF its sarcasm ia
spent. just retribution has overtakeu it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
DID Ne MARRY The GRIP

\ young Indian with sad eve and
powerful breath. depending almost en-.
',rcl, for support upon dusky maid -
the forest. who. It was plain 10 f'e seen.
was eXerting every muscle to prevent
her escort from spillng himself upan
tho floor. entered one Il our drug stores
tho other day end in broken t.Dgiish in
qmred FOR MI Bellaire.' lie ans po-
hte,y informed by the druggist that he
had not the honor IL the gentleman =
acquaintance. ard furthermore that he
did not believe any such man existed in
these parts The mol ie rel skin how
ever. knew "samsighthe'teT and IN
sisiei that Nh iiellaire' sold marriage
license - marry squar" II vac some Ia
tie time befcre the druggist sUccsesled
IN pounding Il irto the iajuns mnddled
brain that Ar bcliaire- was a town end
not an individual. and that the county
clerk ri Bellalre ~>old marriage hcensc
% marry s3usv for ~ CENTS but shen
he did finally take q tunlle thar %
Obtain a license q, vouh fiTFt he ne'-es-
ssTy - journey % Inc county seat. he
THANKED Ms iuturncr ard lett Whiis The
disTsnser u salts and epicsc olTbed
both doors 20 purify the atmosphere
Poor In evidently charged his u3nd
about marrying squas. tor the last
seen a him he wss heine ie} Bellslfe ward.
= very unwilling captive ~ the girl W ho
should fave taken ont msrrla-e Hefnse
SIT nonths ago Mzncr Ions Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
THAT MUNICIPAL COURT.

Ia It's third chapter on the subject of
the cost II The superior court. The Dem
ocrat rsproduc-s TsE HEgALD's exhibit
PUBLISHED s-ven weeks ago. In this
third installmYt The Democrat has
practically exhausted subject that VIA
disposed q by The hksALp in less than
- hsif column IL space. BY eliminating
aud rejecting items AggsegA,ing several
thousands Of dollars, which are as le1i,i-
rnately chargeabl. To the maintenance
cfcos, the court A. the salary d the Judge.
Th.. Democrat 6nas that the actual ccst
j. only sl5.oo0.
Taking The Democrats figures at thcir
worth. shat do they prove! Simply
that the taxpayers arc paying $4,000
for a court that ia claimed To he public
Necessity. insomuch a. We must have a
municipal tribunal in which 20 try
street opening ca.~s. Just think Of IL.
The taxpayers are maintaining a court
az an expense Il $1,000 = year Demo
era, fisuresj 20 try And:determine street
op.-iny cases. when II IS admitted by
every person advocating the cause of the
superior cpurt. THAT TIE COST AND Ex-
rxxsrs or srssEr OPENING CASES ARE
ASSESSED IRON AND PAID ~ rnE PEoP-
rEry OWNERS AFFECTED. Tho taxpayers
arc not paying st5.OO0 for this court, but
ara paying Ia exceed 10000 year.
The Democrat mistakenly afiirms that
a municipal court N necessary. The
facts ar, not only against this claim.
bu, rcason refutes il. A municipal
court already exists IN the police court
1t has jurisdiction to adiudicate certain
city cases In al othe. cases the cir
cui, court has original jurisdiction. II
. municipal oourt were absolutely de-
ciared by Law 10 be the only-court hav-
ing jurisdiction in street opening CASES
then Tho Democrats argument would
be tenabis. There 10 no such 'deelara.
ton in tho ssatutsa The circuit and
probate courts Of Muskegon. jackson,
Saginaw and Kalamazoo dispose of all
such Casa
But take Ii foe granted that such a
municipal court 10 absolutely necessary.
Why rot sbolish the superior court.
thereby saving over eoO.0OO annually
and by substitute 10 the pending bill. or
otherwise. establish such . court! Ii
would be maintained without a dollars
expense 10 ths general taxpayers. Tor al
costs and expenses are taxed upon and
borne by ths property benefited i,
seems % bs an outrageous extravaganza
Ia maintain the superior court ut heavy
expense 10 provide a street opening Fri
bunal. the sost % which Is borne BY
property owners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
HIT AND MISS 6RIEF2

None Of the men Who have axes to
grind like Attorney General Olney. This
is an evidence that the attorney general
is Of cabinet size.-Manchester Union.
Now ia the time Tor tho umpire to
look out for sympathy. Hereafter the
feelings with reference to him will be
distinctly divided.-Washington Star.
The spring deserves TO be severely
criticised for adding tho Briggs case TO
its list Of distractions. Ap-
peal Avalanche.
Attorney General Olney ia accused OF
being a cold man. Then let him pro-
coed to freeze out the combines. New
York World.
Up TO date nobody has caught the
Illinois state legislature red-handed in
the act Of doing something useful.-Chi-
cago Record.
II is safe To say that no Chicago girl
will ever ask Ward McAllister for tho
privilege Of kissing him. - st. Paul
Globe.
Matt Endres used To have reputa-
tion for pig headed honesty. He is still
regarded as pig headed. - Buffalo Elk
press.
Every warm day women wish they
could take of their coats and go around
in their shirt sleeves. -Atchison Globe.
The indications are that Mr. Croker
will have to tish. cut bait or go ashore.
New York Advertiser.
The man who was dissatisfied with the
menagerie said il WAS q bcastly affair
Binghamton Leader.
a republican hog after swill is just az
greedy az q democrat hog after swill.-
st Louis Chronicle.
The coming naval event bids fair 10
be a review 81 OVERWHELMING World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

Never before since the signal service
bureau was established has the west
been swept by 80 many and such de.
devastating storms during the month Of
April. Tho past three days have broken
the record. The terrible blizzard that
has buried Minnesota under three feet
Of snow started Monday night in west
ern Texas. 1t was only . little storm
there. Tuesday it reached Kan
sas and Wednesday morning il
chilled the blood Of tho Missouri clay
diegers. Wednesday night it dashed
Lake Michigan to q sea Of foam and ex.
acted = score u human lives a. sacri-
fee. 1t il still with us. but it's fury is
spent II has been a hswling success in
moro ways than one. but the public is
satisfied. and il In 10 be hoped that
April will now be content TO behave as
April should. When Chaucer began his
MASTERPIECES with. when that Aprille
with its showeres sweet" the father -
English poetry proved that he didn't
know much about the possibilities Of
the month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

NJ lola can afford to smile ut the sue.
cession of snuks which ho lixs received
at the hands of the Immostals for his
success among mortals has been pro-
digiouA Upward Of = hundred thou
sand copies Of the first number III
"Doctcur Pasral" have been issued
without satisfying the public demand.
+. Berry Wall, who q few years ago
was known in New York N the liking 81
dudes" In said 70 be making money in
piration To set tho style for the gilded
youth Of Gotham. He abdicstsd his
throne when no got married.
Col. Tom Ochiltree has an elastic
step. rosy cheeks and bright eyes. I'm
ill five years ago. he said recently. he
had for long time smoked twenty
strong cigars day. His doctor told
him he should smoke only six. and he
stopped smoking altogether.
Bishop Nichols Of California proposes
to mark the spot on the coast where Sir
Francis brakes chaplain. Francis
Fletcher. held an Anglican service on
June n. 1913. with an appropriate me-
mortal. The locality has not been fixed
beyond queStlon.
William Orion Il Reynoldton. Penn
sylvania. secured IN appointment an
police officer. and then resigned. saying
he didn't want the place. but only
wished TO learn how many friends he
had.
Mukhtar Pasha, recently recalled by
tho sultan from the Egyptian mission
to please England. was ono Of the bray.
cat Of the Turkish generals in tho war
with Russia In 1878.
Some Tennessee farmers have written
to Secretary Morton to know II he
thinks it advisable to plant potatoes on
the wane Of tho moon.
Paderewski has cleared $4,000 this
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

JCpcs BrsLINeAxE was doubtless
surprised To read his able argument in
support 81 the superior court printed in
full. notwithstanding he declared THs
HFssLp would not print his statements
II 10 the first and only argument in
ceived. although its friends have been
repeatedly urged sor weeks 10 use these
columns IN defense % that tribunal
THg TEsALo believes in printing both
sides % q controversy and gladly gave
Judge Burlingsme an opportunity To
speak his mind. There Is no doubt but
that the public vas both Instructed and
elevated by the judges di1nifei argu
ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

PROMPTLY denied tho reports that the
great actor might never sseOses Sub
seques,t developments have proved th>s
the asSspspess were right ia regard 70
his eondision. and that the doctors lad
attempted To deceive the public. II may
or may not be = part Of medical ethics
habiulAiiy 10 lie about the condition It
= patient. bat il 10 = too copnon prsc-
tice, nevertheless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

hsA. Tess. and Pest Huroa. Michi-
gan. iyneising outssgsA 1hs d,srussson
60 thee sssnisfiars sssntssfsd IN the
spplk~sios - the suvssass cDuss Tor IN
oriss = eoapsi The spsskss q the
t1ass sad Dsssadsnt u the senate 10 10
esivs the protssts u the minority.
n wzs hoped that this elimination os
that incident would put stop 10 the in
srsiacfsoa Il aamboyant rsspiatioos u
ell kinds. Yesterday. however, this
hcps va dispeilsd By the prssentation
ef resolution complimentary 10 ship
owssrs vhoss residences and place q
bs,s,nsss are IN another stasa The re-
elation Vas drswn BY Mr.. Barkvorth
and was intended 10 compliment the
tuiIdsrs VI the cruiser Detroit II
rssssd the house
wheajsAs rssDlusisa vsat over 10 the
senats Il wss tskea up IN regular order
and everybody thought il would pass-
Senator Dossn took the noor and OPP
Issed the resolutioa. Hs declared that
IL the Michigan legislature vxs TO nd
vsstiss shipbuilding conccsns he was IN
favor u advertising Michigan concerns.
He then propossd that regular call Tor
such measures b. posted every morning
u. enable the senator's to spprize them
selves a. to the number and class Of al
vsst,semsnts 10 b passed upon. HIS
colleagues appreciated tho force and
sarcasm of his remarks and the resolu
ton was tabled Ii viii be a cold day
~hen the senate lends itself to any more
Of these huncombe resolutions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

susp cd u = aln0ss inSnnnihlo 70 unp-
~ - dsmnnA 5hsy 80 sssn enankag
tRsw 40 and uAne1ureuriag % ineD
hASdkaws and cAaselsls~A Trsps nsskcs
. sofs. furry leather that tsnks esssaetiaing
like sssrsuksn. u - very e1ft ana ~sll
- VsohGnnd mecA e ssr.an. bat %
10 very pretty. The Americas manu-
fsctnrsss Aavo noe 49, vosy ssocrs.fni
IN tanning heg skin end net nose than
. duscn Il them are s&ts0ptipg u. Nsst
IL Il " imported Rsoeotiy cur hrm
koseAs cvsr shirD tnnsuD q ne ea1ted
skisnL bat VIA sk<y vsse tanned they
turned out hlsck - . printing oence
sowei. The firm gill osatinue 20 snpaGs
tAssr tanssd hqg sk,aA"
-Whsa you are talking slrsas travel
ing mca thst have . rocky time a u. ]
wsnt ~ head the lisa." said A. IL hrosn
It Las Angeles. California. Ia The Nor
ton last night. - ~ dropssd his grip
xoarily ca ths hocr and siesed = bundle
a Iettsss tAss Sgd 0ssrls tssAsr~d him.
Il havset hsse homo Car noss than =
yeos. and shAu nos return hoase uatsi
sext January. I'm sliiisg frSitA sbi
have 10 cover my territory esch "Trip
Ny territosy. BY the Say. y the little
section a the couusry lying ease a tie
Rocky mountains and exsrndine from
New OrieAns 70 tks Arctic ssecle
nsvss 20 quite 90 faT norsh ~ that. hos-
cvss. Put Il Duluth Z yss cass - b.
more eccSssse. but is's nighty big 80
tion 1t land for = sasn - travel owes
Percy y. Povsr& sdisns al NE Cadillac
Move and ExprssA pied" . Morton
house bssaklsst yesssrsisy. He was on
his way 10 Lansing IA attend The meet
ing Il the State League q RspublAcsn
cluhs
Hi" Potts, the veteran Grand Haven
editor. decided Yesterday that cosdwccd
and csbbages wer- no longer satssz.in
~ he came ~ the city and dined At the
Bridge Street house.
Fred Newton Scott a Ann Arbor. -
sastant Professor Il rhetoric In the uni
veruity and one a the brightest young
men In the fscuity. dinc1 in The Kent
yesterday.
Six memhers Al the Schubert club
we're guests in the New Lvingston yes
terday.
Judge Hannibal Hart a Allegan wss
. late arrival in the New Lsingvton Last
night.
F.. \. b. Sutton. . prominent lawyer
from Ssulte Ste. Marie. 10 In The Nor
ton.
MoRrox W. Dempsey. Manisie~.
Mira w. w. Mitchell. Cadillac. W. r.
Hswxhursf. Detroit; J. z. Maynard.
Pstoskey; n. L. Curtis. Battle Creek.
S~Esr's-M. c. Collins. saginaw. ".
A. White. Muskegon: Emma Arnntt
81. Johns; Bert e.. Alien. Ionis; r. D.
Payne. &. G. Frost Detroit.
NEw LIVINGSTON IL Chisholm.
Lansing; j. Cooper. Detroit. +. ;. All
botf. Lansing; H. Montague. q. II Van
Welt. Traverse City; q. 4. O'keefe.
Ionia: II. n. Brodie. Manistee.
EAeIe-Brucs Green. Manissee. J..
Weatherway. Aberdeen; Il. X JET. ksl-
amszoo: W. B. Williams. Allegxn: John
A. Turner. Wayiand.
KESr-John LaBaue. Mxrcc,lus; r.
n. Scott, Ann Arbor; l. q. Wymsn.
Mendon; George T. Smith. Detroit: John
Gslster, Boyne Falls; L. s. Decker. Mus.
kegon.
CLARENDON -Orrin Rudy. Berlin: X.
III. Kay. Leroy; John J. Baker. kala
mazoo: Will Courtright. Ne~sygo. y. j.
Eddy, Portland; A. +. Wait. Evsrt
G. w. Marshall 81 Bozeman. Montana.
arrived In Sweets last evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

- Midnight last night ratrolman Dih.
BE found "a G. Dewey > hcTse hitcn~f
- q pa; or O,tsSs street ard pot ID tn
the Rr,tgp Street harr The horse ard
carriage we're stolen THURSDAY aight bot
the carriages vas found Yesterday Tie
animal vas IN groi cuu1iticr and cal
H0t appear - have her mlsu@e3 The
officers have no clue - the person tat
tn~s n ar,y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

Jrvr shy the physiciaA should always
s~ek - deceive the public whenever
rcsed ran Is rs. "a one Y the ursalve.f
mysteries Ys' - eVsltrzsinGiy tru~
NJ matter NV sick toe Serscn @sy -.
TIE scrtors ch--rfufiv sFri cordially 10
clare that hIs s>Dnsiiftp, - not dangerous
sn'i that th.re really " m cause sor
slaru. After Beoth we found an
conscious IN his room the Physicians
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

PAsr f Aichigan's forestry exhibit
sss cent n Jack,pn park Thursday. II
included seventy varieties Of CONNER
ciai woods. IL the exhibit isnt stolen
for kindling wood while passing through
Chicago. the residents of the state " ho
visit the fair will have every reason to
be proud u IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

DR. Love of the lonis ssylum fos in.
sane prisoners believes thai the state
should maintain q separate institution
for the chronic insane. DIR. Long's rea-
soma are certainly vssy plausible. and
deserve the careful consideration Of the
Law makers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

In affirming the decision d the cir
cult court in the Jockey Brown will
case. the supreme court left tho question
81 distribution undisturbed The law
yers will attend To that among them
selyeA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

Wasp MCAtrrsrFR has broken out
again. ard has the insnHershle impu-
dence u lay down rules IN govern the
s'cisI conduct ~ United States minis
:ers % foreign countrissi America has
right n 70 proud ~ Ward Metllisfer
Ne "a tn mo-s finished ssa that this Or
suv other evil izs,irr bsse. rrr~iucs,I
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

EpIroR Nuts il true patriot In
the teeth Of defeat. his lacerated and
quivoring ambition impaled on the cold
steel Of disappointment. be loyalty turns
tO the victor and salaams like dutiful
Turk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

IT must make the Esquimos at Jack
son park happy to know that they are
within 80 miles OF q state that can
furn ish thirty six inches Of snow the
last of April.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

During tho earlier ~e-s'cns n III"
rr~-sut legislature th@ practice n iesrp.
dueirg ecmps 'nentsry r~>olutsors b.
came spisiesHic. Nearly eS~vy pride
rnr~ting ard u1uz'isl event srr. u-sd -
a subject Pr eul~zi~fle or ccudenra
torv legislative action. TIE practices
finally -ea.. hssi a csinsx N the b,,stsst
,agit.csi coafab that srose over "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
roR III. s,r., time in thirty year. pits

FoR IN" Hrst tir~ IN fhlr'Y Yeats Flf's-
burg has ylaced the hooks q the city in
the hands II an expert accountant. and
vii learn how its affairs havs been
managed. Pittshurg will probably wake
"a, ~cme morning nov and md an odd
time official scandal unsarthed Then
the city viii - shocked and will wonder
bow il ever could have happened
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

Original Elisha Welsh. William &.
webster. Mary y Truin innrse). Warren
~ johns. Neison Fi.sher. Additional,
JACK Nssma;.rr. Increase William y
Pratt. Auaxsh Ssst1ll RichsrS X.
Coward Charles Rot~r;s. William
ksnAxy priefnsi wi1ovs etc
HEietts Rogers. Tsneon Moon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
c.arselTE EanaTlcisv.

The Wstervl-It cprrsspondssit q the
Bent0n Harhor Palladium sass Iha
punishment Vhirh furtark receivS' -
ths hands e the citizens lssf sefk bss
resulted ~ infuuzflug ire 1artsr tes.
Instead n sat0pinS then o. sss sx-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

JupGE BURLINGAME has solved the
problem that has been puzzling the pol.
iticians for years-how To satisfy two
men with one Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22
WEATHER BULLETIN.

w,ssiSoros. April 2l.For lower
Michigan; Occasional local rain er
snow. clearing turing the afternoon &C
evening; brisk 10 hish nortavestsriy
winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

II looks very much n il the delayed
January thaw had finally reached the
CITY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-26
EARLIER NEWS.

Paris, Aug. 21-The French elections
took place yesterday. For the seats
of the 5s4 deputies there were $500
candidates Inc best returns place the
figures as follows: Governmental re-
publicans and mOderates, $40; radicals,
50; socialists, 80; conservative republi-
cans, 90; monarchists and independ-
ants, 50.
NJ. Eloquet, president of the last
chamber viii have to stand a second
time, as he falls short of an absolute
majority and will be defeated if his
adversaries 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
trict, where NJ. 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 2:30 ?, m. the result of the bal
loting in 5S4 districts is known. The
returns show the election of 300 repub-
leans of all kinds, IA conservatives
rallies (the name given TO the conserva-
tiyeS who lave accepted the republic
and A royalists.
In the district Of Gers, that NJ. Paul
de Caissagnac has represented since
1876, and in which he stood for elec-
ton yesterday, re-ballot is necessary.
The republicans have gained forty
six seats and have not lost one.
The figures thus far received show
that the royaliSts have lost twenty
eight seats.
London, Aug. 21.-Seyeral newspapers
have published this classification Of all
results Ct the French elections: Repub-
leans, 3l2; socialist-radicals and so
cialists, 30; rallied" -; conserva.
tives, Sc