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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20

&C AVIsA { las personals con quienes
el Doctor salicrup hava dejado con0prorni"
sos dependencies con referencia su profe-
sion, so dirijan la casa de don Arturo
Leon, calle de la Fortaleza numer0 II, Ell
QUE SO ha hecho cargo de cumplir con di
chos compromises 15--13
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LTDAD : fRE(TO Ell RIOJANO DE TRICO. So letala "a
pital Manuel UtVera> Sebastian 30 las
tendas de los senores Ayll5n f. Zamorano P1A de t
segunda certificates do Origc anjsi5 de
excelentes caOs esn disposition del gste voros
DiCiombr0 10
Quint&nez 80 encontraba de reunion
en- un hotel de las Ventas del Eap1ritu San
to, y al retirarse llovla copiosamente.
Nadie le Ofrec1a su coche para traerlo
/ Madrid.
ri conde sube en- su "landau"
-Sef1or conde, 5rne permitirfa ueted
! que pueiera mi CABIN en- este sitio de de-
lante?-le pregunt6 Quintanez.
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usted que SO le mande manana?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-20

Or, R.M. R0NTE Z HlJO,-o1RU-
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo d es-
quina la.FOrtaleza San Juan.
Sc VENDE EN- SANTURCE un solar,
Canine II iza. xnuy cerca 4 la carretera,
eonten1endo % metros de frente por 81 de
fondo. Para mas infOrmes diriiirse r.
H. ToDD-Sol ntmero 3G, altos. 15-3
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-22
They Say

That - --- is not having
all that fruit canned tor nothing
That nnptiai fesiivity is to
take place in Green Forest before
very long.
That !, certain young lady very
muen admiros Nebbs, and gives
a choice place in the house 10
them
Ths 3. 3. Eslinger makes a
splendid Superintendent tor the
Sunday school.
Tired women need to haye their
hlood purified and enriched by
Hoods Sarsaparllla. 1t will give
them strength and health.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-22
Circuit COuit Notes.

Circuit court convened at Berry.
vile Monday with the usual officers
of the court present.
The following cases have been
disposes of:
Stave VS. Andy Cline, B P, fined
$500.
State VS. J. E. Harbert, S L W,
continued.
State VS. Lee Stacy, A and B, fined
$1,000.
State VS. Sam Willhitc, B P, fined
IS 90.
State VS. Alb Hambay, A B, not
guilty.
State VS. James Walls, B P, mol
pros.
State VS. Dick Cowen, A B, mol
pros.
State VS. viii White, W W,
foed $4,000.
State VS. Cal Rye and John Bar
nett, mol pros.
State vs. G. S. Denton, dis
missed
State vs. B, o. George, contempt,
fined $40 90.
State vs. Brad Champlin, BP,
fined $500:
State vs. George Johnson, G L,
one year in pen.
State VS. " M. DECIDE, murder,
now Oh trial.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-22

one year In pen.
State VS. Wm. DECIDE, murder,
now OH trial.
BY all means there should be an
Official plat Of Green Forest made
and placed Oh ilo in the clerk S
Office in order that the assessor
could definitely describe each
owners property on The TAX books.
AS it now Is ali lots arc described
on tho Assessors books as being a
part OF II certain quarter, conse-
qnently all lots on any one quarter
are described e&aolIy alike.
This wlil be the source OF
90 little confusion at no
distant time, amt the sooner it is
remedied The better it will be tor
property owners il Green Forest.
Capt. John Carroll died at 5
O'Clock tnis morning al his resi-
deneo south OF the city, He was
about So years OF age, and was
resident Of this county all his
life, so we are told, The funeral
will occur tomorrow at 10 O'Clock
from the family resideuco.-Times
Echo.
In order to Introduce Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy here we sold
soyeraI dozen bottles on slrie,
guarantee and have found every
bottle did good service. We have
nave used 1t ourselves and think il
superior to any ether. W. !. Now
rey j JargisviIIe, W. Va. For sale
BY J. e. Harbcrt, druggist.
The town council has at las,
passed q stock ordinance, making
it the duty Of The town marshal to
take up and impound any swine,
horses, or cattle toand running a,
large within the Incorporation, tt
take effect Sept. |.
], Shipman y Denver has cstab-
Iishod himsol ~ bushes at Eure
lla Springs. Ht runs a daily pas
senger aud freight line between
Eureka Springs and SoIigman. We
understand be is doing d lane
Office business.
The committee OF ex-Confeder
ates to prepare the grounds tor tht
reunion should get move OF
itself and clean up the camping
ground.
Rev. S. G. Stanhopc, son of ou1
citizen J. T. Stanhope, has beer
changed from Marble City circui
Of the 81. Z. church to SpringdaIe
Re9s. Mccullough and Collins o
the NJ Missionary Baptist faith are
conducting = protraeted meeting
here this week.
b While in BcrTyville if you wan
a good meal or your team wei
cared tor stop at tho southerr
Hotel.
Congressman Hugh A. Di nsmor'
is in Attendance al circuit tbs
week.
Don't let your wagon squeak
when you can buy one.ha!t pint o
castor OIL at J. i. OrrelFs for octs
A. A. Pickens has sold a 3o-acr'
tract OF land from the north side 0
his tarm to J. NJ. Johos.
Finest line Of shoes ever brough
10 North Arkansas al ". +. Sneel
Is Cos.
J. Z. Orrell is opening the peo
pies eyes on the price Of drugs.
Fresh apple cider at Galloway's $
/ Dry weislher has come at last.
xfr
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-22

After September |, 1895
Under the penalty Of having
Them impounded by the towf
Marshal.
S. r. McMorris is building ;
new barn.
Several Of Forestors arc courtine
tbs week
4. NJ. Webb, the timer, is busy
making fruit cans.
Barrison's railroad boom is tax.
ing another lease OF life.
Mrs. !. Barrett has been on the
SEX list the past week.
Call at W. R sneod & Co.'S
and sec the GreatEyc Am.
4. E. Graham made business
trip 10 Indian Greek Tuesday.
E, 6. Lanter viii be the assist
ant teacher in the Parker distric',
G. Camp is but slightly improv-
ed from al attacked Of rheuma-
tism.
Len Iooner and Miss Fan Ship
mae iett ior parts unknown last
week.
The Carroll County Medical
society meets at CarroIIton Sep
.eGber Q. -.
Elder Tanner 6iled his regular
. monthly appointment here SatQr-
cay and Suhday.
Capt, L. e. Harbert has bis new
S200 Stage eaaeh on the line now.
LIS out II sight.
The eoarticrs are fari6g sampt-
a-siy at tie Southern hotel at
bo13yiI!e this week.
One OF tbusmaIl children Of J.
L Graham east Of town, was re
ported quite sicI1 first OF The week
Misses Mana and Nellie Morris
were visiting in town Saturday.
They are both engaged in teaching
L. S. SbibIoy has purchased q
new cider mill 1t is the lqrgesl
ore ever brought to this part o1
he country.
Don't forget to stop with Uncle
n at the Labollo while you are
Intending circuit court this week
Berryvilie.
7. O, Walker bought the Baker
rnl lying northeast Of town al
Executors sale Saturday
onsideratioo 1925.
ALREADY students from the coun
are making arrangements te
ter the high school here 1T The
ehng IN next month.
Large pasters are out announc
the grand Republican Rally a
,amore Spelng August 81 Gen
yell Clayton VIII be the orator
he day.
ev. Drak @ Of SpringdaIc has
assigned work at 1his place
VII succeed Rev. Edwards as
pastor OF this circuit. He viii
ere next week and will reside
wn. We will gladly welce m,
among US.
boy was taken with disease
ohng bloody fux The frs
lhrought OF was Cham Der
collie Cholera and Diarrhoe;
Fay. Two doses of it settled
latter and cured him soune
yell, | heartily recommend
emedy to all persons suffering
like complaint. I vii
!: d: 4: I e: !: {: z: ]:
All inquiries regarding i
stamp IS enclosed. Ireter t,
ulny official as to my relia
Wm., Roach, J. P. Prlm
ampbell : 20, Tenn Fol
J. q. Harbort, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-22

EE41 g. N4S - :
Quiet.
Very warm.
Fodder pulling,
Sow turnip seed.
Give US the news.
Can lots Of fpcao5cs.
Cut down the weeds.
Wheat threshing over.
Backsmiths are busy.
Summer will soon be gone.
New corn is selling at 20cts.
Grapes have begun to ripen.
Fresh drugs at J. T. Orrells.
Picnic at Hottcntot Saturday.
Abundance Of fruit of all kinds.
Newt HaYsIs reported to be very
sick.
You are interested in Ordinance
Ne. l3-read Il.
Bargains al along the line at W.
Il. Sneed and Cos.
L. A. Lynch IS making arrange
ments to % = 4exas.
II you want anything in the
drug line call On J, 7 Orrell.
Cot. |. a. Jones is tall<ing "sound
money to Berryville courtiers
this week.
]. NJ Gibson. relative OF Mrs.
Granville Norris, came in from
Kansas Tuesday on visit.
Deputy Sheriff 7. Q. Walker
was rounding u nun Der of the boys
up before the grand jury yester-
day.
Shoes and Boots have advanced
25 per cent in the mark cts, but W.
r. Sneed 4 Co. purchased their
summer stock before the raise
consequently they are prepared to
sell at former prices.
Kenneth Bazemore had the good
fortune 70 receive a small bottle of
Chambealaln's GoIic, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy when three
members of his family were sick
with dysentery. THIS one small
bottle cured them ali and he had
some left which he gave to Geo.
W. Baker, !, prominent merchant
of the place, Lewiston, N. c., aud
it cured hisl, Of the same complaint.
When troubled with dysentry, d.
arrhoca, collie or cholera morbus,
give this remedy a trial and you
will be more than pleased with the
result The praise that naturally
follows It's introduction and'use has
made it very popular. 25sand soc
bottles for sale by J. E, Harbert,
druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-22
The wife of Judge J. 0 Linbar-
ger Of Eureka Springs died very
suddenly of apoI lexey Tuesday,

J. L. Russell came in yesterday
from Eureka Springs after a three
weeks stay there assisting in in
voicing them Meador estate. The
sale will be on the 2I.inst.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-22

Finest brands Of cigars in the
market at J 7. Orrell's,
Stacy viii cut your hair, shave
you or hone your razor,
Everything. and anything you
want and at the bottom rock prices
AT ", +. sneed & Go.
You arc a back number II yau
DO not get a barberto cut your
hair. Stacy will do your work
for you to u queens taste.
Prof Barnett has been appoiat-
ed County Examiner for the West
ern District. DR.. Reagan resign
ed.
Eevs. NJ. NJ. Butler and R. 4,
Martin OF Denver passed thtough
here this morning Ell route 70 Mad
ison county to attend u Baptist
Associations
The Republican Club Of Harli-
son is making the necessary III.
rangcments to have q grand meet
10Y at that place Of the Repubii-
can clubs oi Boone, Msrion, New.
tor, Carroll and Searcy counties
about October l.
When moving into orr present
home tound u bottle OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm left by . form er
tenant On the liable [ found he
statement that it was good for cuts
and burns | can testify to the
truth of this. Nothing in ull my
experience hes found its equal tr
treating blisters or burns F. E.
Barrett, manager I.e Sneur, lie
! Sneui, Minn. Pain, Balm is also a
cure for rhrunlalislFl. For sale by
j. Il. Harbert, druggist.
Subscribe for The TR1gUNs-.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-22

Subscribe for THE TR1Bu,Ns-.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02

selves in handing out socialist pamphlets,
Whlle their male companions sat at ta>
Deputy Ferr, a socialist, delivered the
principal speech, in which he recalled 10
nus hearers the aims of socialism. He
devoted considerable part of his al
dress to review of the work of Premier
Srlspl, who, he said, was both an evil
doer and a well-doer for socialism. He
was well-doer for the cause Through
his prosecutions of the sect, thus show
ing the necessity for breaking the chains
by which the people were bound. May
uay, he said, was not platonic symbol
but pace which brought the workings
men every year nearer to social revolu-
ton Cheers. During the meeting a
Worklngman was arrested in the street
for distributing copies of a subversve
proclamation.
Lisbon, May MAY day was generally
observed here to-day. and business was
at complete standstill. The streets were
hlled with people gathered to witness the
customary May day procession. There
was no disorder.
Buda Pesth, May 1-About o'clock this
morning 800 worl1ingmen marched in pro-
ceSslon through Kerespeser Strasse sing
ing and shouting. They became so disor-
derby that the police were compelled to dis
perse them, a proceeding attended with
marchers had their heads cracked by the
police and number were arrested
A serious conflict between police and a
large crowd of May day paraders took
ing, "A crowd, comprising one thousand
workingmen, attempted to organize a Nav
DAY procession in defiance of the prohibi-
tory order of the authorities and at
tackled The police. who sought to prevent
them After stubborn fight. in which
many We're hurt, the crowd was dispersed
and the leaders were arrested.
London. May THE socialist Nav dav
demonstration in this city was a miserable
failure About 400 persons, mostly young
men, carrying red banners and singing
Soctal1Stic songs marched from Clerke-
well to Hyde Park, where speeches were
made by William Morris, the poet: DR.
AVeltng and his wife, daughter of the So
cialist, Karl Marx: and Tom Mann. the
labor leader About ZOO per sons were as
sembled in the park to take part in the
meeting.
Rome. May Up to Sis p. M, the city
has been normally quiet. The shops are
all open and the public works and most
of the factories are in operation. The
newspapers observed the day as a holiday
and no editions were published.
Chicago, May. The May Day parade
under the auspices of the socialistic fed
Grafton of Chicago and the Central Labor
Union took place here this afternoon
About $500 men were in line. After march
ing through the downtown streets they
proceeded to Turner hall, where speeches
We're delivered by T. j. Morgan and Rich
ard Br1unschweig, after which there was
prize turning and singing and dancing
contests. Both the trade and labor as
sembly and the building trades council
declined to participate in the demonstra-
ton on the ground that they recognized
Sept. l as labor's legal holiday. To-day's
celebration is in support of the inter-
national struggle for hours on the pres
ent working people especially in England
and Germany.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02
a Happy Mnrrlage.

Sylvania, Ca, May 1.--Mr. p. A. Mock.
of Sylvania, and MISS Carrie Conner Of
Buck Creek, We're married last night at
w. L. Conner, Jr., Rev. T. l. Nease Of
floating large number of friends and
relatives were present. to witness the
happy event me young couple left on
where they viii spend a few DAYS and
then come to Sylvania to make their
home. Mr.. Mock is one Of our largest and
most successful merchants, and Is well
worthy of the fair companion he has won
for his journey Though life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02
MACoN's FRUIT CARNIVAL.
Preparations peing Made for 1t.

Macon. Ga. May lat meeting of the
young mems business league to-day it
was decided to hold a fruit carnival in
Macon at time to be agreed upon. The
carnival will be conducted on a large
scale and will attract many visitors. Many
fruit men have been consulted and all are
highly in favor of it. Committees were
appointed at the meeting to-day and pre-
paratfons will begin at once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The state Convention in Session at

The State Convention in Session at
Rome.
Rome, Ga May 1.-The Royal Arcancum
delegates began arriving yesterday and
some 200 are now here. The convention
was opened this morning with a public
meeting at which appropriate addresses Of
welcome and responses We're made.
Tonight the delegates enjoyed a SPLEEN
did banquet which had been spread for
them Tomorrow afternoon they will
take a boat excursion down the Coosa
river.
The guests are being royalty entertained
and are thoroughly delighted. with the
treatment given them by the Hill City,
council and the citizens generally
Business sessions will occupy the at
tention of the delegates until tomorrow
afternoon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02
Mnrnnctte,r .ore Trimmer.

Marquette, Mich, May 1.-The ore trim
mers troubles here was practically set
tied this afternoon in favor of the union
men. They secured a contract to trim the
terms independent Of the boss contrac-
tors. While this arrangement Is not bind
ing on other vessel owners, its moral in
fluence amounts to victory for the union.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02
Lieut.. satterIee to Leave Georgia.

Atlanta Ca. May 1-Orders received to-
day announce the appointment of First
Lieut.. Oscar j. Brown, First cavalry.
United States America, to the place now
held by Lieut. G. 3. Satterlee, who is or
dered to io.n his regiment. the Third cav
airy. This is not unexpected as Lieut.. Sat
terlee has been here the fun term usual
In such appointments Lieut.. Brown is a
Georgian. His mother lives at Athens.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02

DIR. oliver Walcott Gibbs, who has been
elected president Of the National Acad-
envy Of Sciences, is sevety-three years Of
age He was graduated from Columbia
College in 1884, and from 1913 to 1869 held
the chair Of physics in the College OF the
City of New York. He afterward held
the Rumford professorsh4p in Harvard
He Is the only American honorary mem
Der Of the German Chemical Society.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02
THREE rAvoRITEs BEATEN.
Lady Inez and simon w. Among the
winners at Lexington.


Lexington. Ky. May 1.-Three of the
five favorites were again defeated at the
Kentucky association track this after
noon while 1t was Turner's day to ride a
pair of winners. The weather was cloudy.
the attendance large and the track fast.
The chief race of the day, the Melbourne
stud stakes, worth $3.50 to the winner, had
five starters of which the unbeaten Gla-
cier was always a to 5 favorite, Semper
Ego, closing at 5 to 2, and Lady Inez at
4 to l. while Long Flight was always Is
to !, and McHenry, so to l.. The race prov
ed how true was the as
Inez should have won the Pep
per stakes yesterday Taking the lead
from Glacier in the stretch. she won
cleverly by a length from Long Flight,
who was a like distance in front of Sem
per Ego. Glacier was poor fourth. Sum-
maries follow:
heda-Tap, 40, Perkins. to !, won, with
Half Mine second and Sir Robe third.
Time 1:15.
Second Race-Mie Conjecture 1O7, Tur-
and Thurman third. Time 1:4215
Third Race-Melburne Stud stakes, for
two-year-olds. five furlongs Lady Inez.
lis, A. Clayton, to 1. won, with Long
Flight second and Semper Ego third.
Time :02.
Simon w, l13. Cassin. 2 to 5, won. with
Victorious second and Brendoo third. Time
Fifth Race-Selling, five furlongs. Hele-
ma Belle 10l Turner, ; to l. won with
Fasig second and Ida third. Time 1:O2A
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02

Princess Maud Of Wales, when she
cycles. wears neat tailor-made costume.
with plain skirt, similar to that OF a rid
ing habit.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
CAUSES MUCH COMMENT.
Many Catholics at Eau Claire Come Unde
the Ban as Knights of Pythias.

Many Catholics at Eau Claire Come Under
the Ban as Knights of Pythias.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Dec. 2S.-A
dozen of the principal members of the
Catholic church here recently joined
the Knights Of Pythias and there was
a general movement of Catholics
toward that order. The pope's decree
Of inhibition is a bombshell here. 1t
will be read in the Catholic churches
next Sunday. Father Dunno, pastor
Of st. Patriok's church. said: II am a
little surprised, as I did not expect the
Introduction would extend so far"
A leading Catholic who has just
joined the knights said: "We shall be
in NJ hurry to leave the order. We
think the decree is a mistake, and
there are high church dignitaries like
Archbishop Ireland who have advo.
Gated the very thing we have done in
joining the knights. 1t is true that
you can never make anything but
Catholics out of us who have become
Knights Of Pythias; but while we are
Catholics we are Americans, too,
though Of Jul membership in the
Knights of Pylhias has nothing to dc
with that. What we expect is that the
decree will be re~considered.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
eYRNEs HAS OUR.
Resigns His Position as superintendent Of
fho Nom Xarlx poliaa aa.a.A>.- 81

Resigns His Position as Superintendent Of
the New York Police Department.
New YORK. Jan. AT $3.50 Satur-
day night the Lexow committee ad-
journed, subject to the call Of the
chair, thus closing a session of investi-
CATION which was brim full Of startling
Just as he was through
answering Mr.. Colts probing ques.
tons Superintendent Byrnes handed a
letter to Chairman Lexow and said
that it was a copy Of one that he had
sent to Mayor-elect Strong early this
month. 1t was his resignation from
the force, of which he has been a men,
Der for the last 80 years. The super
intendent said that on two occasions
since he was appointed in Superin-
tendent Murray's place he was on the
point of resigning, owing to the con-
tinued conflict between the commas
sioners and himself. The superin-
tendent, he said, should have absolute
charge of the department, but that all
his efforts in that direction were frus-
trated by the commissioners. The de-
partment was honeycombed with
abuses, which had been growing for
80 years and they could only be reme-
died by radical legislation. Local poll
ticians, he claimed. were the curse of
the department., and as long as politics
was a factor in the force such a state
of things would exist.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
BUTLER LOCATED,
The Missing Iowa Ex-Congressman Fou,
at INDIANAPOLIS.

The Missing Iowa Ex-Congressman Found
at indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-Ex-C Congress-
man Walt Butler of West Union, Ia,
has been located here. In fact, he To-
Gated himself. In the Chicago papers
he noticed a reward had been offered
by his wife for the recovery of his body
on the supposition that he was dead.
Butler at once called at the local news
paper Offices to state he is alive. In
explanation of his sudden disappear
ance from his Iowa home two months
ago, he says that the morning Of Nov.
% he awoke by hearing a trainman
call out Indianapolis. He says that
from the time he dismissed the school
he was teaching in Iowa, on Nov. 20,
until he arrived here, his mind was a
perfect blank. He says he at once
wrote to his wife, but the letter evil
IDENTIFY misoarried. Butler has been
working here as a book agent, trying
to recoup his fortune. He SINS to be
perfectly sane
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
Wisconsin Teachers Meet.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 2s.--The Wis
consin Teachers association opened the
42d annual meeting at the state capitol
during the morning. The meeting
was called to order by President r. r.
Dudgeon Of Madison, but was turned
over at once to President W. G. Whit
ford of Milton college, chairman of the
conference IN college admission re-
quirements. Papers were read by Pro-
lessor G. F. Smith of the state univer-
sity, Miss Anna B. Mosley of the
Madison high school, President G. E.
Adams Of the state university. Princi-
pal J. p. Riordan Of Sheboygan and
several others.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-04
ANOTHER FRENCH SCANDAL.

Warrants Issued For the Arrest of Con-
tractors, Bankers and Politicians.
PARIS, Jan. IA judicial inquiry;
into the conduct of the old directors of
the French Southern Railway company
has revealed another financial scandal.
Warrants have been issued for a num-
Der OF contractors, bankers and politi-
clans. The question of the relations of
the government to this company was
debated in the chamber of deputies on
Dec. 20 last, when the government
narrowly escaped defeat. The matter
indirectly led to the harmless duel be-
tween Dr.. Barthou, minister Of public
works, and M. Jaures, the Socialist
leader, who had accused the govern
ment Of seeking to protect a number of
ex-plotters, which statement DR.. Bar
thou branded as a lie.