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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-22
RELIGIOUS.
Pearson Meeting at waxahachie.

Pearson Meeting at Wnxahnchie.
Waxahachie, Texas, May 2l.-Services
we're held at all the churches this morning
and many converts in the Pearson meeting
Joined the church Of their choice. Rev.
Mr. Pearson breaches the last sermon of
his engagement here tonight. His preach
ing has been OF vast good to the town and
no doubt the results for living better will
be followed out in wears TO come During
the two weeks stay. Mr.. Pearson was only
prevented from preaching on two occn-
slons. necessitated by storms and rain. Al
has been harmony and good viii. The
grocerymen, saloonists. lawyers, bakers
and nearly all places OF business have
been closed on each day from II til u
since the meeting began Small envelopes
have been circulated among the congrega-
tions and in this way money was raised 90
pay the preacher and his wife for their
grand work while soiourning In this city
in the interest Of Gods kingdom
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Seven furlongs, selling-Gomel, CznroWit4,
Iruxillo. 10; Lord Neville Mystery los;
Warren POM. Rushhelds. Bob Clampett, lo7,
Early Bird, Fucino. Gun Metal, Peter Archer
1916: Nettia Feie Bertha Utlger. l03
Mile. seiiing-Osric II, III; Montedonieo,
i07; George Lee, 10i; Charlo, 81; Moodcut,
Little Dutch IS, Iris, S.
Six lurlonss, handcap--Fireside, LOG: Ned
Wickes. "a; Eight Bells 90; Clarando, 49, BE
True. ST.
Mile and twenty yards, selling-Basquil, 10;
Don Orsino Moroni 1906; Lee Bruno, 90.
Five furlongs-Greenock, us Hoods Brig
AIDE, lei Caney Ben De Bar Mess witt III;
Alice Turner, los; Boundlea, John Millen,
lOi: sorrol lose. Miss Mae Day, l0l.
Seven furiCugs-Rebel Jack, IL; simon ID ,
10: Branch 1885, Helen Ii. Gardner Don't
skip Me, 1O7, Can Galop, llsrrie Floyd. io5.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Cincinnati, Ohio. May 2l.-Hahns winning
streak was broken by the Superbas today
Philips. who succeeded him, was puzzle
NOT allowing a hit Hughes was eheeu'e
after the second inning =, =, n
ci ssGGift ............ o2o 600 600 Z
Rrool,lvn ...... 023 400 co.
Hahn. Philips and Woods Hughes ana
Farrell,
81 Louis, May 2l.-St Louis and New i9rs
n,aved a double header at League PARK TO-DAY
tefore a crowd of II, 900 persons, bpth games
wers aulI and lstless. The Giants won tne
Nrst game by punching I've hits in the opea-
inc innings Doheny was very wlld N ,nS
second game and gave eight bases on paiis
This. coupled with timely hitting save tns
Perfectos an easy victory. n Il
: First H Game oil 900 oos 3 ;
~. Wa va, 900 30 050-
Young and criger; Seymour and Grady, =
ST s' louis SAM S Sss 80 g. g ;
Powell and Criger: Doheny and Crazy
I.ouisvilIe. KY. May Glowing 70 muaay
,ra,nds INIT one game was played iodny.
Errors by the Colonies gave cieveiano ''s
game. " " Y
Score non ,ao oao 4 10 &
Louisville ....-,''','''' S Soo n 40 600 > 3
PhiIlppi ana Kittridge; Hughey ana sue
den.
c.,,,ro Nav big Katoll was SVEN ny
arst chance this season today ana pitenep =
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.

Quartermnster scuiIy VIII Arrive in
Town To-day.
Galveston. Texas, May 2i.-Iion J. Soul
~. assistant qusrtermaster general United
States army, headquarters at New Orleans,
is due 10 arrive here tomorrow. The pur-
pose OF his visit is not known, but it is
hoped that It has some connection with
the establishment of depot quartermas-
ter headquarters here. Such thing has
long been talked OF and the need OF one is
generally felt In army circles.
Another thing that brings him here Is
the fact that the barracks at Fort San
Jacinto can not be used and the men can
not be drilled at present. He may look
into that matter,
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Negro BOY shot.

Last night about II o'clock at the corner
Of San Felipe and Heinsr streets Arthur
Parker. negro lad aged ab5ut Is. was
shot in the eye with a pistol in the hands
N George simms. negro, about the same
ago. The sight of the eye was destroyed
hnt the wound will not probably prove
tatal simms was locked up on charges Of
assault to murder and OF carrying deadly
weapon. He says that the shooting was
nurely accidental and occurred while the
Two were playing with the pistol
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vnx.i,acic It.m.

wasahache Texas. May 2l.-Mrs. DIT.
Watson has gone to Birmingham, Ala. to
attend the burial OF her sister. who died
there YESTERDAY.
In the morning j. A. Wood will begin
school OF instruction for the odd Eel
lows, lie is the official instructor for the
State
The grand jury will appoint a finance
committee to look over the finances OF the
county tomorrow, One man will be Sc
lected from this city and the others viii
be taken from elsewhere in the county.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
road Is concentrating the erection OF a
steel bridge over the creek here The
present bridge Is built on plling
Judge A. H. Love has been appointed
master in chancerv In the Waxahachie
Grocery company receivership case, Re
oeiver Leigh saws the stock VIII about in
voice slS, 1000 He says the company will
pay cut all right
The man who rot mashed in the revolv-
ing cage NJ the tail is still living, and his
chances for recovery are good.
--<xss----- --------
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DEBs IN TOWN.

Eugene V, Debs, the great leader of the
new socialism. arrived here from Houston
about O'Clock this evening and was met
by committee from the different labor
organizations Al o'clock he spoke at
Harmony ball to one Of the largest audi
ences ever assembled there TO listen to any
one His address was along conservative
lines, similar to the one he delivered in
Houston during the afternoon. The labor
societies feel that his coming has done
their cause much good.
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MeIght. for rocantIeo IInndicnr.

New York, My 2l-The weights for the
Focantco handicap for S-yoar-olds at mile
and a half, at Morris Park Tuesday, are as
fellows;
Jean Beraud, 1926; Fligrane, l25; Etheibert,
1922: Kinley Mack. M Black Venus, Alpen,
Greatland, ia Mcleod of Dare, ll2; Lack
land. l12 Scannell, III; Touca Mr.. Clay,
Sir Hubert, DR.. Echberg. III, knight OF sill
Yer Homo Maker 10; King Rarleycorn. Half
fine 100: Ben Viking los; High Degree, lOj;
Caoutchouck. t06; Diminutive. 100; Colonel
Tenny ,ss: Ellerdale. 9s Maid OF Harlem, 81
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,.a,inn nj Ennis.

Ennis. Texas. May 2l.-The protracted
r,aet,nr at tie Methodist church continues
with much interest. There have been
,.avsraI conversions. The pastor Rev. Il.
4 smith. has charge OF the services today,
Snt he viii be ably assisted during the
coming week.
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a game OF bail was played yesterday pc
tween the Athletics and Proshl's Colts and
match TO- the Athletics as the score Will
slew. the game ending 20 to 2 In favor OF the
Athletics, and a little streak OF luck is what
gave them the TWO runs. Benson for the Ath-
letics pitched an excellent game and the
team behind Kim put up an article OF ball
that is not seen every day. The Colts wanted
Benson. so Manager Marmion put him in to
please the Colts as much as possible. The
Athletics want to hear from any team in the
state, Address all letters to w II. Marmion
IO2 Hill street, Fifth ward Houston, Texas
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New Haven, Conn, May 21.-The crack
rowing club OF Germany. the Hamburg All
remeine Allster club has invited the Yale
university boating club to send a crew 10
participate in its annual regatta at Hamburg
.ulv The invitation has been duly consid-
q, ID hy the Yale club. but they have ftlt
obliged under the circumstances to forward
he regrets Of the club.
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Rrsidencc Mt Chc.ter.

Chester. Texas May Coat 1890 today
the residence Of Ben Ward a prospeE us
and well-to-do negro, was totally de-
stroyed by fire. only two beds were saved
One Of the railroad hands lost Sl65 in cur
rency in tho FIRE. The fire started from
the kitchen, Ward was not al home at the
time. No Insurance
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nnrn nj Wharton turned.

Wharton, Texas May 21,-Frlday night
the large barn filled with corn belonging
to Mr.. R. NJ. Lawson of Lawsonvlle
caught on fire in the night and was reduced
to ashes. The farm implements and live
stock were saved, but the building and
corn was a total loss. No insurance.
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San Antonio 6, Galveston 4

Galveston, Texas. May 21.-The Bronchos
defeated the Sand Crabs in one of the most
exciting games of the season by score OF to
T. The home team rallied i'll the last INNING
and It looked like Garrison finish, but they
fell short and only succeeded In scoring two
runs Davis pitched fine game, aud If he
had received better support the score would
have Ienn different
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wsN-edee game, holding the Birds down 10
ars, hits The locals punched Ave hits in the
Score \, =, -
Chicago am "a noo II y
Baltimore ,nn hn vv ~ w <
ms'oh ana Donahue; McGinnity and Girls.
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son. Grim
Three base hits-Gilligan, Herbert, Hurl-
burt
Sacrifice hit-Cavanagh
Double plays-Nipper and Douglass Cava-
nagh, Gilligan and Richardson.
Passed ball-Grim,
In struck Bases on wild Batters
Pitchers nings. out. balls pitches' nit
Croweli $40.
MiIlett ..... . 2
Umpire--Matthews.
Time of game-l3O.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont: George r. Wright.
city; J. G. Fltzhlgh, Dallas, A. J. Green
way, St. Louis; Louis J. Hollenbach, Louis
Vile; A. b. stetson, Milwaukee; Y. s. Dor
rett, San Antonio; D. W. Tolbott, Kansas
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THE WEATHER DEPARTMENT.
|ir for Today Throughout Texas
and Louisiana.

Washington, May 2i.--Forecast for Mon
Past Texas and Enthusiastically fair
lnday and probably Tuesday; fresh south
h winds.
Eest Texas and New Mexico-Fair Monday
Tuesday; variable winds.
oklahoma and Indian TerrLtory-Fair aud
Pr Mope1y' Tuesday fair; variable winds.
kikansa9-Fair in western; showers in
|hs winds
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An Error Corrected.

/, have special wagons for collection of
EnIcE from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
Pu,aoins trains; also for delivery to pri-
| rssidences in the city. We are on duty
IN hours WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
N orders from private residences receive
(ial attention. Phone So.
HOUSTON TRANSFER CO.
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Two base hlts-Loman, Peqninney' stepn'
ems Coleman.
Umpire-Mason.
Time OF gIlne-l;5o ,,,, p..o,.
In Struck Bases Oh wild Batten
Pitchers nings. out bails' pi'ohes' "''
IsaaCs ,.....
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An interesting game Of bali was played yes
ierday in the First ward between the Ath-
lcuc Amateurs and the Lickskiletls. which
Athletics.
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e,o,e won French ooLs

Paris May 2L-The French Oaks was won
TO-DAY by Germane, with Hersch second Jack
ssee third and Sesaria fourth. FIFTEEN ran
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denernl Oh.errntfnn.

observations taken by the United State.
lsthsr bureau at all stations at s D. M,
p meridian time.
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AMATEUR GAMES.

Bryan, Texas. May o. In a bail game nsr.
Yesterday afternoon between Bryan and tho
A. and N, college boys. Bryan won by a
score of to &
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EAGLE PASS,--A man who admits kill
ing the seaman, Duff, some weeks ago.
has been arrested, he claims self defense.
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Hotel Bristol,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
herican Plan 81 & 81. so a Day.

itl,sv fr,,.elss,. centrally located. passenge,
E,,or. electric lights, steam heat. Return and call
n III rooms Elegantly furnished. new and
t.rn Accommodations unsurpassed by any hots'
4. cy MuRlsoN & MhLls. Managers.
Formerly of Capitol Hotel.
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IT WAS A GOOD GAME

though the Visitors Took It BY Hard
Hitting.
SAN ANTONIO DEFEATED GALVESTON
Game Was of the Hear,
order-st. Louis Only Broke Even
with New York.
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,,.,r. arrive and depart from the Grand
n w.. WY" s,eept the Missouri Kansas and Texas
INK NySi nave a depot in the Fifth ward, the In
vas IA Great Northern Galveston. Houston
Sens and Columbia Tap, which use the
..Is..I md Great Northern depot on Congress
uOTIi n. Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
\. ln,.roa tonal and Great Northern depot
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carr. PARKER 4 JERSEYM4N.
A Rig Soldier who Never Thinks or such
Things As Bullets.

Capt. Jas, Parker. who led n squadron OF tho
Fourth United States Cavalry into the town Of
San MateO. ten miles outside OF Manila
on Sunday, Is u Jerseyman, and a native
~ Newark. He is son of Cortlandt
Parker, and brother OF Congressman r.
Wayne Parker. who is at present captain
Of the Essex Troop. n swell military
organization OF North Jersey Cart Parker is
a graduate OF West Point. and fow years ago
was instructor Of cavalry tactics there During
the war with Spain he was lieutenant colonel
OF the Twelfth New York. and went with il to
Cuba. He was for time Military Governor Of
Matanzas, and later occupied similar position
in the Province of Cardrnas. He returned with
tho Twelfth to New York and two months ago
was ordered to San Francisco and was soon of
for the Philippines.
Speaking Of his son Yesterday. Cortlandt
Parker said James has always been in the
habit Of doing things little bit head Of time.
and he appears to have done so in this case
The only thing am afraid OF is that his daring
will lead him into some trouble from which he
cannot cxtricate himself He is a big fellow.
you know. and is a good mark for a Dullot
He never thinks OF such things however"
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RACING DORY CfPSIZES.
IInzcn Hoyt Has Narrow Escape During
the Douglaston Regatta.

Hazen lioyt narrowly escaped rcing
drowned while sailing the Rudder in the -ne-
cial regatta OF the DouGlaston Yacht club
for dories held in Manhassct Bay. If
Port Washington, VoSter lav after
noon. A strong. steady wind vas blowing
ana the Rudder did not carry enough weight
When ono lap Of tn" course had been sailed.
sho carsi2cd Hovt. who was steering was
picked ny by a yacht wn en- haur-n"d IT, be
near the course. and the Ruddrr was
tuwcd ashore. Tho start RS were: iud.
William CORY; T"rriNnkl". Charles
Francis; Xnna. T. T. Barnes; John nr"y COM
modorr Clay " Greene: RIi ."r. II F.
Thompson. and Tom cot, Louis iitrwav The
course was from the rIub holSr toa pp.nt n
Great Neck. thence 10 pIum Beach and ",rurn.
II was distance Of four mica anl was sailed
twice. 60 that boats were always within sight
OF the spectators
The rae" dcv"lru"I into contest h"'N"an
/ena and bud First ON" 81 them woI'd lead.
and then III" other would forr" 10 IN" ir,lt.
until after each had led ""vcral times ~" ma
crossed tn" liura I"n.;th 20 IN" good Ferris
winklc. John Dnry and Tom crl lri ,hod n
the order named
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PLOTTERS STILL DEFY Police
Troops May he Called Ont to Help Arrest
the Anti-Semite Leaguers.
Epccidl Gable DesDdtch TO THE SuS

PARIS. Aug IA fresh warrant for the ar
rest Of NJ. Guerin. President OF the Anti-Semite
League. who is charged with treason. was
issued this afternoon. 1t is rumored again that
troops and polio" will at daybreak assault the
place where he has fortified himself but moth
ing dehnitc is known regarding the intention
Of the authorities.
Tho residents Of the street passed hours at
their houses to-day expecting to see NJ
Gucrin's stronghold stormed. but they were
disappointed. The shorkcepers kept their
shutters up. Crowds were in the street all
day. largo body OF police with difficulty kept
the thoroughfarr partially omen for traffic
The crowd was largely anti-Jew. and doubtless
intended to aid the besiegcd in the event of an
attack
Gucrin and his party are incurring the risk
OF pcnaI scrvttudr. the law prescribing such
punishment for persons accused Of political
offences who remain rcbcllious after warrant
is served.
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BE4UTIFIL STORMS At SEA.
First Lightning Colorcd the Waves. Then
Meteors EilIed the SkN.

Tho Morgan Line steamship. FL Sud- which
finished her first trip from New Orleans to
this port esterdny, ran into II spectacular
thunder storm south OF Caps lIatteras on
Saturday night The squalls were 50 fierce at
times that Capt. Quick was forced to reduce
the ships speed to about four knots
The rain came down in sheets and was
illuminated. as were the frothy seas. by vivid
flashes OF lightning that followed one another
sometimes with the swiftncss Of II rapid fire
battery. The shower subsidized in about four
hours. Then. from clear starlIt sky, there
came a dazzling shower Of mcteors. like q
golden rain. apparently covering every part Of
the horizon. None OF the meteors fell in the
neighborhood OF the ship. Their glory faded
in the upper air. but they looked. at the zenith.
as il they were all intent in tumbling down on
the decks OF FL Sud
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Young TOMdN USES 4 PISTOL.
Exchanges Shots with n Drunken Caller
who Insulted Her.

1NDIANAPoI1s. Aug. 14.-George Nckum. who
lives ut Elwood called upon Miss Neal Everlinp
at her home in that place last night. and it
became evident that he was intoxicated. She
bore with him a short while and then ordered
him out Of the house. He refused to 90 and in
suited her.
Rushing into another room she returned
with revolver and again ordered Nickun
away. He drew revolver and fired at her and
she then leveled her weapon and returned the
shot Nickum fired again as he backed toward
the door. and Miss Everling advanced upon
him and shot second time At the door
Nickum fired a third shot which struck the
young woman in the shoulder. making a dan
gerous wound To-day Nickum was arrested
and was found to have been shot in the hip by
Miss Evcrling. the bullet striking the bono
and making a very painful wound.
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NTNRM GEIS NEW LIE...
Weather Danger Signals Ordered Up As
Far As Atlantic City.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 1.-the officials Of the
Weather Bureau have modified the opinion en-
pressed last night that the tropical storm which
has been sweeping across the West Indies for
the last week would not be felt north OF the
Carolina coast. Yesterday tho storm signals
between Norfolk and Wilmington. n. c.. were
ordered down. but tonight It was announced
that the signals had been extended as far
northward as Atlantic CITY, Forecaster Frank
enfield OF the Weather Bureau said that the
storm was central tonight near the Georgia
coast and was moving northward with some
what Increased energy, thus disappointing the
prediction made yesterday that the storm was
on the wane. Rain is indicated for tomorrow
along the Atlantic Coast Northery winds are
expected to prevail high on the middle and the
Southern coast. and lecominG high on Tues
day night on the northern coast,
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NEGRO LYSCHED IN FLORIDA.
He Was Accused of killing White Man
And Burning II House.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Aug IA DESPATCH
from Bristol. Liborty county. says that H.
Jackson. n white man. was shot and killed near
his homo in Bristol, OH Sunday evening.
by negro named Ben. Washnet on.
After burning dwelling house. belong
ing to n coored woman, Washington
esraped in the direction OF Quincy. but was
ovcrtaken by Al Brisson and a man named
Brnsscll. near tho county line between Gndsden
and Liberty He was handed over to sheriff
Owen who placed him in Jail. At . y. IN. a mob
arrived and demanded the prisoner. They fin
ally overpowcred the Sheriff. took the keys OF
the Jail and carried the prisoner ono mile from
the court house, whore they hanged him to
tree and riddcd the body with bullets.
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UOOING ny BRIDGE JEMPING.
william Grove Takes Leap of 8S Feet
From u Louisville Bridge.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. II Because he was dared
to do it, aud also because he hoped to win
favor in Gertrude Moorns eyes william Crowr
med from the Big Four bridge, II distance
OF ~ feet. to the river yesterday. Tho wo-
man and Lloyd Smith IA rival sutor for her
smiles. werr witnesses to TIM not Grove
made the leap in safety, Smith, not to be out
done. says he will attempt the feat next Sun
day.
The lean was made in face Of the fact that
out OF seven men who have jumped from the
bridge only two have survived Two men have
lost their lives in this manner within the past
three weeks
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r4RIy FXCITED Br THE NEWS.
Soisy Crowds Dispersed ny the Police-Talk
OF u Plot to XIII Dreyfus.
Special Cable D,,pstch to The sun.

Paris Aug. 1.-THE news OF the attempt
unon NJ. Iabori's life reached Paris at o'clock
and created CONSERVATION in political and
other circles. All OF tho newspapers issued
spccial editions. which were eagerly purchased
by the public.
II is believed that the attack upon NJ,
Inbori was part Of n plot t" assassinate Drcyfus
and others connected with his defence
There were noisy manifestations in the
streets here this evening, The crowds in
dnlgcd in cries Of "Viye iArm"en, and counter:
The crowds were finally dispersed by Tho
police.
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ERESCH GARNET MEETS.


SpsciNi Cdbh HySpdtrh 'oTuE SuS
PARIS, Aug II The Cabinet held long ses-
sion to-day. NJ. Wallcck Rousseau communi-
Gated to the Council dispatches giving an ar-
count Of the attempt upon the life OF VI. Labor
and also Of the measures taken to prevent
other outraGes Of that character.
NJ Monis. Minister Of Justice. submitted the
facts Of the arrest OF DGroul1de and his associ-
ates and accompices Of tho League OF Patriots
and tn" evidence collected by the searchers Of
their houses.
NJ Delcass6 explained the cordially Of his
reception at St Petersburg aud told OF tho
growing solidity Of the bonds for the common
good and unity OF France and Russia
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stole some OF N. Lnborrs Papers -His Alb
sence VIII Weaken the Defence.
Special CaLh D,spa'cl to THE suS.

RENNES Aug. IN. Iabori was robbed Of
n number of papers by VITO accomp!iccs OF the
assaiIant. as the wounded man lay semi
conscious before help arrived, 1t is stated
that among the papers were letters from
Clcmenccau to Jaurcs and Iieinach to Labor
II is believed that NJ Clomenc"au who it will
be recalled. defended NJ. lola. will succeed NJ.
Lahori il the latter is unable to reappear in
court
NJ. Labori's absence will certainly cripple
the defence, but when Matre Demange
wanted an adjournment. the government com
missary opposed it, saying: "One counsel is
absent out of Ave. and you want to stop the
case. | deeply deplure the wicked outrage.
but we must not forget that we have TO try an
accused man. NJ. Demange has been
acquainted with the case for five years, and
NJ Laboris secretary is also master OF it.