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coming on the assassins'
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weapons.� � . I I
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of -216,000 has been I offered by Government �
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-for infor)n0ion as -to, the xn�urders,.sufficient
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informat-, �
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ordef was issued forbidding 'tbia Castle
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officials of whatever grade to go outside
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by police. I � u ,some'cases they are to � be
escorted' wherever they go, inside or- ou&
Side of the city. The detectives are as
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police have detained him, but have refused'
to give hid --name, merely 'Stating that
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although they do not place much credence
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in his story I they intend taki.ng him � t I a I
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-Dublin' to ,see if a;ny part, of it Wtrue.
,The young man ,has been taken to Liver-,
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117niversity Exanalluditiour—Toe Bib.le: In
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.A.t the recent meethig,of,the London
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Teachers' Association Mi, Victoria Drury
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I THE FARK CROP
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A. Faii? �Yield of� Wheat Expectecl
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THE MASSACRED
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to be'6fforded within three months. They I
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busy as b A large contingent has,come
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pool, Whence he will be brought `over'� to
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read an essay on Aegujurlty�axid Puxidt,.
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: THE,CLOVEA CROP, DAMAGED.
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also offer 21,000 for private information.
they also promi � and th '
Bea free pardon , ,a
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over from ndon, Liverpool, Bristol, Mil-
ford Haven" and Glasg6w, man Wall iL6-
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'Dublin. lie Still BtiokB -to Iiis previous
statem5fint. 'His kno ledge of the locality -
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ality of Attendance," hol*dng forth the idea
.that the marks' syeteni fifled, from the
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The first report from the Bureau, of Ir
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dustrieB, whichWas, at the lae
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Extraordinary lfforN to Distoyer the'
protection bf the 'Crown in Any pa:rt.of the
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quainted with- the Irish, resideutB in these
. - - are, at. all times 'mingling
Places; aiia
of the crime and his description of the men
give big Btatemant every appearance of
fact that th6se,who needed them least as!a
Stimulus, were the v I ,
eryones who generally
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session of tho Local Legi It I )us
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Quodcn!8 Dominions Any pers
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with the'stream of peop a ets,
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arinking-or appear Ing toldrink in the
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truth. The police are quite sanguine. in
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the matter, and Confidently anticipate that.
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iol tained the most., A�ain, the note sys-
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tem, did not meet the'. case, from the fact
been issued. information given ha
been gathered from neariy'ali the townsla I ip
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mec'6 hsai� information. I
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tithe Province, the return numberingbom
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houses, frequenting the mitsges celebrated'
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something important will transpire from
: thitt many,,very - many,, forge notes to suit.
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'fift6en hundred, 'The chief wheat-growml
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The following additional information
in the Roman., Cat6lic. Chapels.- This last,
moaIA of detection has not been taken since
his Statements. He ,still declares that he
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can lay his hands on the aseassins, who are
theraselveo and thing freethemselves from
the censure" of' the teacher. , . I
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region. of— Ontario lies, ,Westwa,rd o . f,th
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SUPPOSED TO BE STILL AT LARGE.
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regarding the assassinations has come to
the dnys of Fenianism, and is not relished
. living in-Dublia. ' . I I �.,
'Preston,
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Laurentian' systioin, the easterly limit bqII3
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light -. two,hic�clist-fittQrs in the employ
by the priests, who object to it oil the Score
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At in ,Lancashire, another
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vincial TiniverBity for, degrees, and fc;r'the
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Islandi, iii, the St. I'awrence;'thiougli th
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where t�e mur era were By
ofprofanhjgth6O%credpIaces. Oneissaid
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-nearly. 16 hi,ve', a ra'y'aa himself yesterday
Fenian Contra, v, man named Quail has
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b6enarresied.- He came- over .to ,that town
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ibird, second and ffrst year's cOurSe,'haV0
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Comnaenced. :There are -400.caudidates "
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Counties of' ioutdn&c, I I I I
_ibgs,*Pet6iI�or6',
The Murders 'Undoubtedly Deli,be.�atdly
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saw the-'assaBsin's strike. their:victima� and
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ce of 'the - eakenioniaL He
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from D.ubliu,on Saturday. On being areas-
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Viot6ria'and Simcod-t
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Georgiatiftay. In the West,eirn posidusul
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heard Lord Frederick Cavendish cry out,
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questioned by the police, he admitted being
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11 Ali, you villaiii," to one of his, assailants,
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Lord-
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to fe gxi that he did not understood E nglish,
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in the Phoenix Park at 7 o'clock on Satur
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T he 7... e� of the four largest collages
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cleared Ittrid, but in counties'north (
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who.stabbed him agam .and akaip.
while his companion explained.that he was
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day night, but denies anyknowlodgii of the
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m the United States are shoWn in the fol'
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Lake Onta.'rio it, iB not more, than bric
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ACTION OF THE . GOVERNMENT..
Frederick 611agitinst the bicycle of one of
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a Greeh:Oatholic, and that thie'iftes of his:
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tenth ; in these Counties spring wheat i
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ihe-fitt6rig, iAo 'coming to his assis"
-murderers -.witb,:blo'ody
Church� we re.different'from -those of Rome..
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trousers, are bloodstained and cutin severs,l
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DUBLIN, May - 9—The public mind has
hardly yet recovered from ihe stat(cof hof-
tauca,, but: the
knives Made towards him; and both the
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This afternoon Lord Ilichard Grosvenor,
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Columbia ............... $1,800,000 $261,C 208
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ror and confusion' into Which it., w I as
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bicyclists made off as fast as they covId.1-Of
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.the city, f6eling themselvesl� under a,
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cloud, met and sent a deputation
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joint Secretary to, Ahe Treasury, in tile
Harvard ...... .... �.� ... ' , 233,000 879 '
John Ho kins � ..... '10,11 12od,000 ' "2
, ago - The night-Irosts and,the ,east wind
� have done it itij ;' 6 Jaily on low an
.ury, especi
plunged bythe awful 'events of, Saturday
last. The expressions of ineuining. oh
� Th� the car on thoaL road awa,itiDg, the
rdqrers.--,; The*,driver's baok,wdon turned.
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yesterda;
totheehief.aftlie detective force. These�
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abeen6e..of Mr. Gladstone.moved tbat:oD
�risingto-night the House should adjourn
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,Yale ...... ... ... I .. ..... 1. . IME, 1$7,300, IM9 '
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1 utidrained' land,, - li�6 Should wari
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all sides seem fervent and Sincere, and not
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.They saw one . man stab Lord Frederick
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demanded. of him 'that be should P.
,eral all i�iiId. of,the -city car
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until 9 o'clock -to-morrow night in order
I the a n of the Torcuit"O and
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got._ d it overture: commending
Weather Het iii,. accompanied by - geniE
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showers of rain, a�faar harvest In
even in the I owest parts of the: City is- � any�
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thing uttered that could. seem ' to
Cav6ndish in the back'. he lay on the
ground.' Their cowardice, as wall as that
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. drivers -'.park,. for -the urpose.ofiden tifying
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to allow the x6ernbers to'attend the funeral
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of Lord Fre.derick Cavendish. : The motlon'
the us. of 1
� th. Bib a in! the Public Schools
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4 i reaped. The clovoni has been -damaged b
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publicly
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justify orpallfate the crime. -In one pub.'
of Captain Gretorex, haa -been the Subject
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the Car in which the assassins eHaa pad.
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'The request was refuse ,, Be Bucl inspec.
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-Was 111)animously4 adopted. � I I ;
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as introduced' and. supported by R vi�
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Jw6hn Smith, of Toronto. � He remarked
winter exposure and frosts. Dii
couraging. roarorts come from -an., quarteri
lie house in the Liberties, however -a low.
Bhebeen,and-s, notorious baunt of Fenians
of mu - ch� bomment, as has also the
eitrao'rdina-ty'Course taken by the Govern-
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tion had already been Made. Not to be
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Mr. Trey elya:n h as left to night for.Dub-
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that as mktteig now stood the,Bibie might
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failed I or, the car' men have
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resolved to hold a meeting in ,the
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him, but will do so ebortIv. . �
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The has So messa.e
1 one objacted, a con6e ggion
P a introduced,if'n -
t a Roman Catholics, *h6..notwiihsiandiDg
it Will n9t be more than half 6 crop. , Liv
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venturing to express tha ,op into n
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that the assassination a
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the,murder occurred. I
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Sund ay next,"to deuoun6e the crime,aiad�-
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Queen telegraphed of
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condol mica to tbe family of Mr.,Burke.- .
i his,- claimed ,i he jre�ent'
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olderi and an o ea.winteir,. the
plerity.of fb p �
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taka the'-piopOr, measures t a aid, the
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author' i i " t ' i g � the -incriminated
ities, in cap urin
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The total. number, of persons lately
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dhoo � I exist6n, a
t he way'.vi" clear to .'make a chaage by
well. the easteril- countiE
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of 1h6Province,7aud in the lumbering dii
Nothing in the shape of disrespect was shown
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be the dead body of Lord. Frederick
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evic&l by Lord Cioncurry was;400,. His.
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grandfathe.r"was almost the last political
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wbich. the Bible' would, .be read, ,.not
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'trictslof 'tlib 'north,,,"' pink -eye " -prevaile
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Clavendiah as it was *conveyed on the gun
T,00velyaq
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has accepted the post. of Irish Secr6tary';
the-ldwer orders are taking their tone,
from, their. lead6rs", and by. the anxief� they
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�rieoon.erjconfinood in the: Tower of Lb�doiu
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)a unded, in schoo Is unless ,objectad to
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by.� the trugtones. - He move , that the
vo�'ry gen6r�lly; and in some -sections ma.n
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es.died of it. -T . 3 Supply Of Wheat i
oarriage, under dragocii 6go'ort, to'� th6:
of embarkation. for England. On the
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and -Will be here Bit once.. The news'has
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show to discover � the assas i s, wi
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Just before the shooting of his BiSter-in-
,principle of'th�..ove,ri�rebe'al�pr'oved'6�.tl�e
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farmers� hands is reported law,' the gob
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oontr i the corpse passed nearlyevery
been received . here ,. by, - the
, Nationalists � .The new Secretary -is know"
believed, are: s%fe,Iy housed in�
Dubliti prove that theirs.ympa.thies'; as a
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law Mr. -Barlow Smythe had 'off.ered his
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8 nod - a committee, appointe& to
2operate with- th�t Of 'Ahe'l -Syno'd ,of
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prices paid las�, fAl brought, nearly th
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head was bared, and the words 1i G8d. rest
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his soul" were in the- mouths of a large
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to hold itAvanced Liberal, opinions, and I&
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,rule, "r this. once are not with the mur4
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tenants a permanent scaloi of rents;
made 9, ru'fon,bf, the Land Coll it, free'of.
London and Ham n
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-The.game alopli6g. to fat� and Store cattj(
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number of the sorrow -Stricken spectators.
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than believed t6- sympathize with the
: popular party., Jn this country. He will'
, derers. The middle.. classes, of this'eity:
are' 'most of them Nationalists, at least, to
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abd .prices n6t.likely to, declin(
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rhe same marks of respect Were. shown as
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the coffined remains of Mr. 'Burke, ward
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not be,allowed. to run any, rip a y. going
about unescorted or unarmed. It is hoped
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the backboj�b, and neoirly all -of them mem-
League
another, in which hii.gay� : 11 Most, of'.you'.
by your sil6n . ce &age . niad "'to the dead of
TOMAS',','the great musical
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conductor,, 7adminir, . tered It sharp rebulib, 'at
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, are givert-The agricultural ouilook- f
L'alimbioii Ruro.ii and'�Bruce, is v6ery,prH
3arried t6 his residence 'Preparatory to in.,.
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berinexit in Glasiieviii Cemetery. .,
he may yet be able to see his way towarda
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hers of the Home R&e ."They-beld
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, special meeting of -t"
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bloo�d, and many of you only regret that One
:who has Seed A long life and' spent his'
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the rpeendra'usica, I .festival idNe*�York t �
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the- p6opiO 'Who. endeavored to avoid ih a
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ARRESTS. � .
advising the release of . the .remaining
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B ided over by -'the,- Lord Mayor at wbi6h
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they �unaiaimousfy ,passed' a .res6lution�
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income among you . ictim.
N�as, not the Y
crowd byleaving the 'hall while,the last
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from. Lake Counties to Manitoba ,an
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tateal.
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A few arrests have been made of more, or
entirely 'a matter ' 'of the future. Mi".
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ssinghortor,, grief and detestation of
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Some -as,guilty asthe mb iderer.
y ' of vou'are 11
ou'will in,future pay' to * a rion-resid Out,
piece. wag in course of perfoimancia. AS t
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.New York 4'orld remarks, none: but
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experie6ced"m securitig farm laborers. Th
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less importance in the eyes of the: police.
lChe localities in ;vhich the. itrreats,have
Burke's p6sition'has not yet been perm an-
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ently filled.up. Rumor had it at'firbt that�
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this b ideous crima,.whicb, as in Cork, they I
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- - he 'doo'r "of Am-'Qrican
lay to t
Agent,Avho can make no furth6r all6watice
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,oxtremeIy',I;achydbrmatous, persons would
, be 6f the Orbed . and indecent �exbi-
north'wel 3t part of Essex suffers from p oo
In Elgin there are good -crop
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a6en made sb? w. that the police are,on the
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Mr. Blake',,. inothei. Galway ma
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agent"t O'Donovan, It6ssa. �. I.
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or anything oti.theproperty not required'
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bition of elffslme6s, thus.,re6uked.': ' Ili
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,farming.
, and goo d pxices;' .In Haldithatid count
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ookout for the routes likely, -to be' t akeu by
ihe assassins.- Thewhole line of'tb a Great
Mr., ForstOr'S� sp6cially;made stipeoadiary�
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14 Etgi�tr6tes,v��E;tobea;ppointe(l. I,qow'w'e
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I THE �AMERICAN , IRISHMEN.
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Tile G6V, Ac'i
erninent's a-ure , Sond 11[s
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'biaosing seats one is of c .
a . :ourse at..11bart �
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or, ps have bderi good for the last two a
three years afid',fartners are prosperous. Oni
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3outhern & Westprn' Raitroad- is .being
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beat - that , Mr. R. : G; C.. Hamilton,
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consult the'' convenience of .an rancO.
iindexit amiong'.-offievadvafitages, butnear .
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hallfa�wheat cropwill be reaped in Wellan
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mxefully,witfebed,'its also.T. �Mid� �
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and Great Western. Hence the arrests at
I Accouritant-Gaiieral and ,Comptroller of
Navy -Pay., has'sadled for, his city to fill the
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some one., Who was present'
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Mayor a, oopy of a tel6grani,hos had rise
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.The. Irish Bill is now 'Cempletii. .It pro-
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V'deg"al a _6`mplicatedway for-ref6rmBdu
pass. to' -the doorB,:_iS_ihe,ouIy advantage
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'?'*hich! '
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owing . to I alteri ,, . I : . . I
Fall tvheatisver promisingin.Gre
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gaynooth, Kildare, Limerick aud-Tditm,
411 of which places are eit her, on one of,
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Restl6r six.months. . I I "... .
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I DUBLIN Ma;y 10—Another important,
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which contained the f6l1lowing re�mar a.
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de, on, Monday'b�'O'bonovan R6ssa-'I
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arrears dividing.conee8sions between. ,the
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landlords and tenants with tolerable eveam
.for exit one person � .,ca;n
iitirly soBek over , another ,in aa and' -
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Ao be of ladies.
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Sime,'de. , Farmers are prosperous -art
thoroughbred cattle are much Bought Aftei
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ness,� and is in this respect. nearly idefitie'al
pace, asadnied. ,Composed
hDil gentlemen. To leave s6place simpl�,to
Iri'Middle�6i the � chief trade is in catth
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ierminug of each is within a Short dis-
iance of the Scene of the assassination. The
flight- is, supplied to thd- police by ii�carman ,
whowasWaShing his vehic
ale in the villageJwas�
mItis well to understand that it ivas not'the
ildmmannered man 11 Lord Cavefidish �' that
,
with Mr.. Parnell's Bill. Provided the latiolz
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is
�. �ai , n aAriflingadvantage in time oveebetter
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b,Qginnmg to , underdrair
. Farmers" are .
andL,ihoo largest,larancli of business is butte
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hilaor arrests include those of two- man at
,
of Chapelizod-w -dashed
hen a Strange .car
killed; it was tb6 .Chief Soicretary of Eng-
land.and Ireland, ihe-ebief agent of the English
,Jord give'§ up aypea'ris rent,"the:tbnaut to
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pay one year, aiid�.the third year. is to �be
behaved people �is,%not on1v an effion't to
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ilie"musicians Or players, b�b -sbo ' E6 rude,
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1LD& cheese' 1M&'ki13g:. Horses � Eire i
. . I ,high
Kildarewhose general appearance Seemed
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.past, alhaOSA, knocking . him' down. He'
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�aiAny and robbery in Ireland. And perhaps,
:tyr
too, how9skilled on acdolnitof being in badeom-
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paid -out of the Church iui.�Plus. A member
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'aisj regard. -of -thel,co.'rivenienbe and .of.the
price ,in � Waterloo. .
I., The Township �c
, Mono, in Dufferini - mor
be coincide with,the description published.
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17he account they gave of themselves and
remoroBtr'ated.with the arivei and ,'
men on
'#e �car, and to'6k'good,note of the horse and �
party, for this Burke that was killed with him was
about the �slimiest toad living. Howas:Forster's
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h a-
oft eCabine SaYSL& general res6mbilanc,
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be n�-tiie._tW9_J_3ilIs,�_tb6
tw
ri-latso bf'the iestof the audience -Notoifly.
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was' never
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,,progparoua_. -�,.Th�6--.'-diops�.-.--,on.�i-pkAD-perI
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;heir doings during the past few days is not
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3onsidered consistent by the ,p ' oli L de'. 'Of
vehiel'
a, which he is positive he can'ideniify.
The car eI
up ih uchi6ore read.
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instructor. It was he� who. used 'to-poilit" O'ftt7
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where , arrests .Were to be .m4de and who were:
, " ... ,Qpyp)�R��-
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. =6 6 �Mdei ug I as far, R-W.,fos'sible , to Mr.
,
P arxi� 11. ''In :new'
=i .aA�(lien,e,e-',rLec-e6ii�,ril.y---disitarbe
Ut
. procession lasgiing.do'wuAne a�isles-,', 9
,
Y6--va-,*h--- _-._-_.,_1,
driihrdid-fdrffip� an ,-, eravages;Uf'WinlFe
better than'. 6h.haphazard lands. '-In YorJ
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iomewhat greater iinpoAance is -the
pro'ceoaded
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When.,within a quar Or o it mile of, the
'of:
.to be arrosted, Ectiol it.was he who was to.deter-'
mine:when a mair-was sufficiently civilized in
reference'to crimes, the
.el . � ' '
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'Bill deils.with actua cri 6
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. the,fo6rformarode, but mgmy of the persons
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Who attempt to. leave pufili6_ performances,
the .
farmers- are j abila6t, expecting a heav
3apture of twonient,.Bailey and Harman,
who were found by the constables,16itering
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Village- Inchicore � ii. collided ,with a
br6ad cart; the driver of Which now'comes
, prison to have him released,; it was-be'wbo was
in �the Castle when we were oirrested. in 1858'and
--day,
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:powers, to the ma gistra. - tea in tb6se
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matters, ' I bull cuttingv , off their
in thig� mannerba,ve to croWd: pa,so � others -
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who Wish10 listen Ad the music or blay
cro ,A Y6rkfarm�r Says* llbuibpst:p�6
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Ing crops are wheat and baxley, �both to
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near the scene of the murder ,in the Park,
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, la which the
forward; with.,, a Btateme t I
a in 1�0, and as Some telegr(�ms say to
1, g"instberoalgovernor of Irisland-which.lab
e w.
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powers � almOS6 aitogether regarding
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n r. decentma n r. Of course,
:and.leiive -i n a
valuable, to f6ed. ','If corn was cheaper w
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%nd were overheard uttering.what could be.
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Inporta,lat yet4
,police regard as, the, most i -
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was, so far aa,coercing_ arresting and releasing.
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Burke; it
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-offences. The - ' ' A
political first business ILI
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I � but pachyderraswoul , d need to. I be,re-
�poue. �
It more laed,�'&nd.less veO, an
sell
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,our land ivoul& be 'more, valuable b th
aon8truod into treasonable language., !On
Bailey was found a Sheath Such " is used
_,Can4
fixiiaislied., . He is certain.. I
that �he
identify even the 1arnesB of the horsO, of �
,men were.co neei med. :Cavendi6h,hnol
is said, were two men of the' most, amiable char-
acter; so the , y were; so are all EngliBliniea-,who,
p arliament tbmmorrow - night will. be the
introduction of Mr.� Gladstone's, new Men, . -
:minded of, these thingg.. Inllamilt6n, we.
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� are glad to know, offenders i . la� this respect
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addition of better. manure.11 Farmersi:
[or a bowie knife or a dagger. They,,woie
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rowdy h&tB and were dressed in � dirk
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whi.0i lie took particular notice. Twelve
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coastguardsman have been engaged- this
plunder Ireland;.they hill us with kindness, and
they become the agents of scattering:us to'the
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- sure. E xcepting the clause relating to the-
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preseivation. of life and 4 pr6perty, ,the Bill
aid 6ii the decren.se.,. _ . . . , L
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Ontario county are reported p'fosperou
and hopeful. � Pink -eye in horses hai prc
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3lothes and so far bore a kind of si ilitity
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to the suspected parties. I
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, aftdrnoo i �
u iii dragging t,fie:' River Liffey
from,the .Village of Chapoelizod' along. the:
I four winds of th d- the faith
oworld ,to sprea, I
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an(! of robbing and. starving us, that we, may� I be
11 the
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was read to-. Lord, F. Gavendish-the day
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before him.
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i , Vankougbnoiti.�: .the -condemned fe]611 at
Val he Province to a donsi
ledthroughout :,t
, dera,ble extent, but i . s.not . ,.attended . wit]
.
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. A LIMERICK FIND. -
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- , ch skirts � the public road.,
I whole reach-whi I
rt�arerto'beaveh, for the poorer you are.
r you are to God;;' . I -
Dears . I . . I
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his death a;nd approved of by
The Premier has not been: in bed five hours
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Kingston, hag award for the day, and Coll
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' during -the night, -So that there'can be no
many , fatal
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eastein'4art -,of the Province afieviden
More weighty in the s cale of probabilities,
'This ,precaution has been taken more to
satisfy public opinion than in'the hope of
A sto-rin. of groans and hipses followed
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the r"ding .of the passage, and a rbsolution
at a time since Frido�ty. night, but Works
, with fev rish anxiety 'that' indicates I ful I
is
escape, were.
chance:of his carr�ingout an' I
'of.grief,
Chan ge in, Ahe clienale, has ben � 6
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but as it provedi not very reliable at'that,
is the arrest of a man at Limerick, who was
Cna - - - .
Ing any trace of the assassins, who, the
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disowning the sentiments of thewriteri was
knowledge of�tha crisis liangiDg over the Gov-
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fie.so inclined. His deftionstrations
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-, , .. quite, frequent: His pp'etite . is, not
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during the . past fifteen �vear s. Fall whea
i lip (coitrity'Glengarky) 'I
u Kenyon townsl
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to-d&y observed to come from, the . neighbor-
police are'low satisfied, proceeded through
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the villitgej of' Chapelizod - � to Inchicore,
d, though not witboutobjecto eo��
at oncispasse I .
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ernment. o`, It. is quite clear' iha:t Mr. GIS; d
:gione 'thinks he
- bed. , Eio,&Eh' I I
8 atly. diminis I I
Ps Week aS it
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very, seldom ploughed up; -the farmer
hood of the railway statioti after the arrival
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of a slow train from. .-Dublin, and inake1oi
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-t hence on the Naas �road in the direction of
,
ba'kn, 'beyond
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' .. 111puse,Hide. Piaca.rds. , -, . .. .. 111.
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A ri umber 6f'placa'rds- were. posted lirthiis
can weathor'tfie .storm. �
Many.members of his pa rty. ur bim to-
I ge .
passion is carefully noted by fb& s(aratah, of
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a pin-up on, a ioor�pos,,t. 'He hopes for
al ' sow grass seed with'tbe whent; an,
'Sy .
if 7theg wheitt, fails the grass grows. F&I
%Second-hand clothes dealer's shop ih�the
-ity. While buying a suit the keeper of the'
Polphin!s. , I the southern
suburbs of Dublin. ' -- . . 1. I I
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City during . last - nidht , announcing the
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adopt severer, me thods. Several.
and nearly I .Radicals
all the Whigs threaten to bolt if
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a mencyl--and gives reasons wbyhe �bculd
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% To several he has -said that h�
rqc%eivelt. a
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,heat is' not grown to any extent, in MuE
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koka. 'th i , Be
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ahop uoticed stains.of blood on his Shirt and .�
trousers. Feigning
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I A Tribute to Gluitt'stone. '
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In''tbe course' 'of his sermon� on Sunday
ional Asi6ciatioxi of
formation of' the -Nat I
Jrelan'd,,the Object of which is the restora-
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he continu6s bis�presointpolicy. , I I . ".1 I I
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�_ Mr� Parnell says he is no longer afraid of
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Shot :Richard§dI,;.but 'h .�aiiribute's 'the;
. a.
In game townships ere is no 6,
aII'-Jn'6ther6`fberb are! a: few: fields," lad
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necessity,, he stepped
Dut by the back door and gave ihforxxiati on
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:Rev.-H.W.�Beecher, refer red -to the great:
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ion6f1rish legislative indepetidenbil,ana,
Calling a meeting-fbi the 15th inst.,of those .
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the total annihilation of ,th'6 Irish party.
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crime to jealousy. Ho.was wronged, he,
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S&YS,Iand .Btole the gun, bought the,'powder I
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obietly as aii e�perimexot.,,, . . .
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bothepolice. Just-as.be left to do-thi
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bhree detectives 'entered, 'the., shop an �d4
orime.� He also.paid the. following eloquent -
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tribufb to Gladstone:'"No nobler. States.
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Who wialitb�.be Iled.,as members. The
, , enro .
AtSlaiashelearog'the piogr&
I ,th me 01 the
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Gover'' ment he is both 3urprised, and grati-
'Shot ,-�nd citps,.and: struck dow ' .
one the
n of
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leged destroyers'of his',happi ness V n
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At s, recent Mae iDg of Jhe-Edinburg]
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irreated the, man on s � uspicion. At the'
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Police oMoe'he for the blood on
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Man' has' -risen ,in our day thari "Mr. Wit& �
Stone. ..(Ap'plauid) 'He Btand.;wiffiCount
I acards Contain hostile raferiineies'to the
pl
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� � astla" officiaI&':and'to'ih6
Dublin, C -d6ver'
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fied, a �the ab�anca Of Mistaken retal I iation,L
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whi6b.-Jad'fOared. *" -'� , � � .
.a . . �a
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a pe n th
koughfiOt has %xiotonly told on ' ' rpo , is.
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but,sev6ral.- The I f IV&
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"Biveraity Council, 'Professor �'Blackie a
behalf of the CeItfb,ChairCommittdO State
akcounted.
nia clothes by saying he had, cut his hand -
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Cavburi And is greater .than be. As com
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ment., It is not believed that'these placards
"' ' posted by any of the.rog6lar organized
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story, coutiE a , r. It-
,koughnet,saiclli�'diclnot'.Plac�mu'ch.-eliaiice �
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4 that the araount.now'fn hand wasX14,00(
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ibe day before. An ugl� gash ,across, the
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knuckleB bore witness -to the iruth',f thig
pared with, Thier's,'Llae-:jS so patriotic-atid
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immeasurably big bujperior.both in,,wisdom
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� 404 Societiaa'heria, bui it,As thought they
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I DU�)'.' Mity� io. , i- ,
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, . It.is, JpropqF30d that the
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n imbecile" land on theselgrouidds bas,,111iiad
and be ,thought.that atepA ought now to' b
takeii -for making the Chair become S, fixei
.hat,w
itatement, but the ro-wdy � as againAt�
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and in- � I public.', and_,private,z�,, morality.
were put up by.,perions dpl��,sed to tbemo
- - ' - nity-i-Blied
who, -geeing a*f6ivorable oppqrtu, :
, citizens contribute a sum - to augment the
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amoun t offered. by� the Goveknment� as a
:a � I
" skirig ,for a�'�omm , ut . a�.
petitions prepared a I
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'fact. After a short discussion ihe. Counci
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�&ommittee'Ao
iim. He was discharged, ,as Were - also.
Bailey and Harman, the prison�rB arrestec1
Perhaps Bismarck is better fitted, to guib-
i a' id the stormB of War,,but he,
% an empire In
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I to bring them intd.conteMpt. ,
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arrest of tV6 asa%SgiD8 Of
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. reward for Lth6,: - :
'-The
of tha.ge'a tence t6 i
, . mprisonment. or
� tionin the" penitentiar I - I I I 1. . 1� , . �
life y-,
autborizd t hand th
d 1e
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,money over to the Senatus, and a proceei
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.n the Phoonix Park. - '' .� . .. L
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is :not to�be compared witli Gladstone' as
. I 13tateBmAti, coin Dosing it�nfttioil , peace.
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. I BESIGNATION OF � COLONEL HILLIER.
_� : As goo ' the,� Inspector -General of
n BE
Lord F. Cavendish and Mr. � Burke.
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Fneinan's' Journal; thinks the Subscription
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iiu�6it'afjb 4
:�� The- n Of tortoises into.Engla d
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'eOution of the: d6ed necessary fo
to, the ex � I
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the legal .constitution �pf. the'Chai I r, so tha
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A CAR RRIVER, � I I .
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;upposed to 'have been the man *he . drove
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HOJS an'!uneelfhE Man, Beekiug1b6 good of
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his country axid.his. race, and ,not Seeking
- Constabulary , heard that.'Mr.' Treielyan,
had been app , ointed Chief Secretary,16, at 1
,
ought ,to - take the form'of a4u.6d forAhe �
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erection in Dublin of monuments to.the. I
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is carried out under circumstances of,great
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, Cruelty -1 and -a "few months ago much
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teaching might begin with the next wintb
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a a ssion. , 4
ihe assassins to the Park, has been i6rr6eited
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himself- seeking good f ---- f
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' -sent in bis'resignatioxi., obel
,once � The c6l
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AiemQry:6f the. ViC.tiliaS. . . � t :.11
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Mayor 'has
MI ry-st,
, lignation was e�cited'bytbe diacove
1 docks of'som'e casks of t , ortoiaes I'
I ying
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., T ' I Idlers of the Royal, Artiller
� we
6t Tuam. His description tallies.xiearly
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mactly with that given by the gMe.heep6r.
i . by ways, of,
, peace and nol . I violence. -A
'Qlarisffan t
thus judiciously. an ad big inevitablei
LimnRicK, May 10—The
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�issued a. proclama,tion -requesting that to--
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�Inclaimed,, Many. , Of4 the'brif6rtunate , crk�
,80
stationed,� o,t:..Mauritius went out for ai
.
Ele calla himself Cloonan. When asked: as
and a clothed. with
� 4 patrio ,,
l6ain-
Ing - uncommon .even I among the'
gu�pe'rhession, not aotmiculp.aht
forincohipeieBoy
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as- for',,,general old foge yiBrA. , His -had
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. morrow, when the funeral of Lord T. Cjl�
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,tureg being deaV there ,were eiported�
from � Mogador in 18§1 , 'thirteen barrels, -
excursion along ihe,shore, in,'a little shif
Th6y'mvere, caught ifin, Strong.. current, an
ro his movements since Saturday night be .
vas unable to give any satipfactory account
sch6l &jB' of our day. A man - of
become': a fossilized, " CaBtleite," �. and
.
'the
a ace be obee s a day Oj
enilish tak s. pl i r .1, , � :, .
general mourning. - : I
. containing. about 43 000 tortoises.'� Thek'
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carried 6ut'into tfi' Indi . an.Ocean, whiir
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if himself, or to afford any sufficient . I -
reason
Spotless hoy�or,be Stands upon the highest
place of earth higher Ahan the. � throne
labored. under the - delusion tbat
:organ izaiio n and discipline aiid, effective.
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. DETROIT, Mieh.j May lii'�tbe Dos�roft . ,
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. -wretched , aninialS, r says, the consul a, t that
�1.a., are 'packed in ba 'I 'a
tbe�,drifteioi about'for nine � days' withou
:food or �kliytbing, to dri'uk except �rai.
or his. presence in Tuam, where.he is, 6.om.
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)lately unknown Howas-Atoncebrouglif
, which hd� Serves. " A man' ivitho ut Violence ;
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the con'stabiil�ry left nothing'
Bess ,of . , . � I
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America
braribb'of the,'Land.Leaguq� of", .
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1eld a.meatting at Guildla'all. W "g'
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closely r q s ani
Sent.withoiit any food on a voyage of about
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r
water. :ODO.6voiutually diedfroni exh6uE
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mck here, and *has' been. remanded for
6,,di-�lbinatistwithout'guil6,,'m.16a der with-
� - b ' - -1 I enas; '6 States I 1. _% . .
u persona man ,carrying
-0
to be- desiied., . ,It is, Said th at diB-
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tinguishobet artillery offiedr, -whose ideas are
,
. The ba I 11 'Wag fiIlO&-Raiol&i8fiS - w 11 a , r , a -
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-three,'weeksi-duration. -Iltany of--them,,.!t04,.
irequeD'tly,die,6n the voyageiand'slaould 'a'
the Aurvivor was at'last thrown on t
- f7R�"'-
i--of7-tfi-,B:'IBiina-o d ---
tbe,coas eu.nion; an wa
urtber inquiry. The police consider this'
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in important arrest. , , .
into public I& the c6no6ieneeof a Christian
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uptothoSeoloAtioderu times,"andwhocan
imously, adopted expressing the abhoi-'
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rente in Whichi id common. w6th all civil�
batr I n a
el b6o5oixie, offensive ,its Conte ta ar
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propdrl-v cared for, by� I the Consul. .The,
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OTHER SUBPECtS. -.1 . I
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and the -instincts ,of.' a'- gentl�ixian.
I Id down .' a
If he $bail ' go , W ,
discriminatd between a policeman and a
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a I to.the. Vacant post.
soldier, Will be appoint c
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ized people,. the m6mbeipof thos-Aadie6l
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tbrowl ovarb 6�rd'At.the sbip`jPer"s fiia'k and'
la . -very uusatisfab
1A 6n Ayibg fish, and. being -followed a)
a . �
the Way by monster Sharks, who �wer
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A telegram from Milford Haven, Wales,
here,
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Should I - i6new. � In our . (lay', the
l of the 'anci6iii I day ' .
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. . � � THE,, 14EW REGIME. ' . , ' ' ' "'
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and gentlemen'k Land League of Detroit
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held the assassination of Lord. F. Cavet-
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expellSe..."ItiS, e&ddB, a -
tory. � ,gC
trade, being-smalli inespable. of, lax
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nearly,level with the,boat, inuBi have ha�
time'of it � I ... ,� � 1. I . I
tas arrived stating.that the'po'lice � ,of'
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hat place -a chief I port.of .embarkation
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. - "thOg"'r6at,law.-giver andl
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�When' leader oi
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Ir. Trevblyan's a'pipiointment is w011
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Ireedived by DO except -the CastIO
di.b and Mr.- Burke"at ,Dublin, Ireland. ."
Thei6 ]aleo-assemiDlad' � Pit the of,
ih�61viug an immdnse�affiod' t
developihiailt-�i 11
of crualty to numbers , of: helpless and- harm-
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eirible . , � 11
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I ' pays E uatind -kate
The Prinae'of Wales I
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or Annerica-and easily -reached ir6m'
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Vaterford, a city on a branch of the'Great
,. Israel, ,having 6ondiicted his people throtigh
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the desert_cam6 to',the 'bordbrs of the
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0 "I iallY,in
ffi6ials.', -Inthe:ptiblic6fliedn'4�eSpee
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, , parlors
tlieCatbolic Unio"n''litat evening a'larlga'
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less animals and, � yicldiug� n6 embetantial
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in the,Londoh World I must have. w' ward
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robe large as Mr. or-any� otbe
ko 'a' 11 1.
, Uthei"Woosteiii"Hiiii-E&ve krres-fe' .9
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pr rai A land and died:.: th � �t Oiatckixig
0 ISO Wi oat 11
I therein. ' 'Gladstone will.havb brought the
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thb�Constitbulary department, there Will be,a:
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U'ig'eS`h'_h'__"_' p� 6filib"diy"'boffies and ,
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number. of the most, prominent cifizens of
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DeAk-6it-aictiveily liAe'r6g,tedin'the Irish 'Cause.'
Trofit. . _. , ,., � �, `
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I -A� sympathizer. with ifiose Who are abuse1
as ,Irving
,; -quite asInual
theatrical stai, and must be,
'epa4:a i, ,_._,__, ,
'At'
uspiciouB character. His appearance, is
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g.atinst hini And when' compar6d.�with
*'handbills
Englishandthe Rislipeople, .
. , �o the. very
eral remodelling4 all through.,, Lord Spencer
was always p rB greet;.fiim -
opulai A n d -cheei
The object of the meeting was, to -d'enoun6e
the dastardly dedd,peipetrated.a few days
faif liking tobacco writes t6 "a, London paper
to show that A-iB a natural* and cofiapara-
r
.it, 11 0 AresBer." PC t9m6utI
he appeared the, first day. in' a v6luntee
on ;lie describing� the
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asaseans, givo�s every color 'to -the 'auppo.
,
,poundsoffiberty.andAied Without beiBg,
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permitted to go, over. Who can avert it I
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Whenever .he appears in public. .Ele, was,
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loudly obeered tb.day as he� drove home on
since i � n. Phoonik Park,,Dablin. Resolutions
were adopted. unanimously approving the
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'tively', harmless luxury. . 'Th ,; I I �
, .e� interesting,
-part of�bis appeal is where he Shown the"
. uniform - at,'the review, he' was. in: ibi
11 �Ci�il ServiceCorlJs , ; th,
unifoinalof the , . I
ition that he may have been one of the xnur�
,erers. He crossed the sea in a stenna non' ck�
butOod afid the' p6ople.7 It is for.ust
standing iu� our place ta. exert w.true
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Coming from -a Privy Council meeting in
u the ad
gdatiments expressed i , dresses of
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gth ]of the appetite : * , oi In Mrs.
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same htIsa*him,atG9vernm6ntHous
in 1119 ale of.a officosr.
the tui
rel boat, and refuses to give any, account.
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himself.
Christian i nfluence to the full for -England
and to. full- for Ireland, -to
the Castle.", He liaei� issued'striat orders to,
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the police to.act'liigg- on haphazard An
, Charles Stewart Parnell, Johd Dillon and
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'Michael Davitt... �11
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Bkassey's intereatifig diary' f bar voyage I
ii�%IaeSuribeaiia, she Says of the C%noo
red general _H,
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can On Q009,Bibli turn Out AS 'Sri admira _j
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I Another auspicious ,I ' ing.
Can, an American, has' be 8 toeod
on arre � ,t
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-the , pour',
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out our prayers tbat" He tha I ea
t gu'd
the destinies haB
arresting suspicioug-loohing, persons,' and
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on examining evidence against Hap-
,�
It., bain ' ' non ' ad that son.of the
g an Be 4
Right 'HOD. Huggh Childers; Secretary ,of
, Indians that they Came alongside shouting
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which was given theni in ex-
Ruarasman,,A - hiissar, ,a Highlaiider,',i
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3 flowing robes -of an Indiai
Uhlab or in th4 . ..
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3astle Bellingham, and, another in�Silll',
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of nations, He L who been �
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� V igns
.the , ,
burne, the American Irislaman in�custody,
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in L
State for W the British, Cabinet, Was
Sr .
,lVa,bacoT
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change for SkinB ! and they then 'took off'
naman or a J
rajdh,'Ibossibly of B"'Chi ap.
J.Ouxity Tipperary. The latter' first gave
US name as Harris, a,nd . Subsequently as
. oye a
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all in Slot efuktherance of justictiaitid,
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gav .orders for his immeditite release. * I
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prevailed � upon. to address'
I .present; hewas . , ..
in,amannerbighly
.
those tb d'clamored'for
I I ey,were wearing an
toba6coi and finally the wo man 'With
There;iB a fearful rixtuorfrom-San Fran
.
Cisco to the effdct that an elovator boy a
?ierce. He declared himself 6, n
. .1 ative of
Aoudon, and afterwards r give'
Bet le o er,df that great a pire which we
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all love. ad sav' the. neon I . God gave
The Jl�cwlina in 1,,ondon. '
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. the mdeiing, and.did-so
gratifying. He said.he. feltat a lose what
-_he
,more ; '
ihem'partedwitli .bar So le garment for a
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IS, 6 Hotel Was obliged .to, ask Wr
the Pa a -
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efused, to , .
my other information. - He ,ivas � also
- ae God save i England and
6'tIau&: 'Irelan�d
: LoxDox, feeling, of'
May 10.-�-Tbe.
, the
London Irish towarda'-thii bereaved Lady
eo Was
tosayupou-Buch an",occasion, r
almost 'Biuposfied at the shocking event
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obacco.7 . � .
� little m6re,t . �: � . .1 �
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� of'' tb6 delay
remo 6 his hat as -therl
08car Wilde to V
Were ladieg in.tfie iift-.'�. - IS this the glaw
emanded for Juither examination. At
donaghan, likewise, two men ha�6.bderi
� S a an .
d I God save Ireland
from the-,hatid of oppression an'd' from her
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'which
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F rederick davendish'is' 1horoug"bly sympa-.
,thetic. .
The -IrAh women of this city
.which was being discunBe& , Speaking as'
,The -greater portion
: western -transportation (says a. corre a.
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of fagbi6pi and the mould of form 2 I
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&ken into custody. These are only - �thb
irst-fruits the 1
own hand, and may the mercy He
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g . ives -to I tb I is great continent on the
Yeg-.
.toorday sent a M&gnificeut wre9th Of flowers
Pin Englishman, his hea'ktfelb sympatbios
wareo with the afflicked Irish. ' He pictured
�ondent) hiid been at Hullock, Minne6qta,
Where the- steamer bad cOm6 alongside tb6
On Good Friday -the parish priest' o:
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Inbach� near Krems, inLower Austria, aE
of proclamation. Many
nore arrests. will be made, its the police
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B s,�f the prayers of every emigrant for
Wi g
to.be placed, on.the coffin bfLordFr6derick
.
Cavendish at thdfuneral to.'morr6w, a 'd'*t
Ireland and England'as two sisters mourii� ,
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rowing out a. � plai
train, and ,tb n n
ecing to his congregation, and had jaw
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"We"InUst
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iave received orders to arrest all tramps
LUd vagrants who fail to account
his own land unt
' il all the'earth' Shall dwell
together in Lit settled-peacoswith a love light'
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'19 , SUICL a deputation from, some of, the Nit-
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M ML tUal affliction, and hop ad
ing over U
that from this, an apparent great Calamity,
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her load of pas'aeng�rg, and then - making
' the submerged flatg had
her way across
uttered tbb' war ds, all. dib"
wb6a be sank dow'n-and 6xpired. � " .
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satisfac..
orily for their movementg duribg the past
,
hre days. The
Y'st * 11 .
�Oprisad from Over ar. - , . I
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. DUBLIN, May .10.'-l" At ,faul �' b
t est d6.
tional lodges will godown to. participate* in
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�h performance of-the.Ittat sad rites
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thereWould arise' .an: understaDdi4 f,bat
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would laa& to the ' healing of. ii,IL'wounda
reached the''Red River
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6 the, 0. P� R. train thi 8
had brought them t' I
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? authorities' Virtually
AMU they have but a v6ry.lpooiclue to
vork on, but still they
scribes,the mental condition of. the police
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a . I'd the Castle at pra6ed: wit I h
� 'detectives are in constant communi.
. The . .
catioh With Dublin; and, it is believed, ha ve
.
',. The able an at thb head of
now open in
� I Government had not lost his
the British, .
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side of Emersiin.,� WhiletbiByWere waiting
atRull6c'k bread had gone ap .to fiftk cents,
.
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� J'A�11 tT:I,(;. JT�,E D I 0 . I
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are sanguine of
wing able to secure their men, and all�tbo I
nore as a handsome reward is offered. , - ,
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.authorities I
respect to the assassins of the late L Chief
and.Und6iSecretary. Arr6stioliave,
I indeed
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been made, but in most of the cases there,
i6ceived,ayidgiven'-Some imp6rtant.Atifor-
It.
MEL 1011., The life - of � Earl Spencfr, rumor'
'has it, is to be taken the first donve iiient
head amidst all this, and he felt sure ther6 �
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Was lfght in -the futur*O.' � ', . , 1. .
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v Tii6-iTltEAL,MMYIO,-'UhiE!.�eve'ningamtlssI
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' I f (I f , kind were
per oa�, an prIvisions a evgry
. t- ' 66"that the. 66stof
proportiong, ely ear,
thejourney, to people, eoming-in, Willa their
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THE MYSTER10 US CAR - .
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has,be6n absolutedy Do ground t 0 go upon,
.pL rtnuity, whicli'may turn , upi-perhaps,
the to the ,Queen
meeting .of Iiishme'n� was held in the
air ex.
families very greatly exceeded th I. pea",
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L, , /!' _-, [ '. .. ... ,,',�,,
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ni which the murderers drove and Which
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vas supposed to b ' 'been
,or so little its -'not to'have justi Emol, taking
on occapion-6fbiB visit or
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'when be iel� M'the funeral� - .
Tbe'train, Con "
Mechanical Hall, the chair beiug,taken. by
, Mr. Murphy.- The L Was well
,tations. . � �, . . �
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Says .. �'The
l� The London Worl� ysaytbat
Mr. Brown, as seen on" the box bf "'Her
ave ,seen'shor.tly�
Oterwards going at a furi .
One pace West.
any Of the men into Custody. , , .
All the Irish seaports, are being boost
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taining ,the: -Cabinet 'Ministers iB to be.
down
Edward roo .
filled:and .among. tbe'-speakers Were Dr.
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It in a Sure, prompt ,and Effectual rem6dy,foi
vard, has ladon traced to Leixllp, about fan
niles off to the northwest of Dublixi'.
carefully watchod;:as are those i
� n, England
to which the
wreck , ad as they go to' Derbyshire;
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Chester Castle'is'again to be attacked ; the
W. H, Hingston,-W; Clendenning, Donnis.
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Barry and others. The utna6ni- d'etentation,
kajeety's carriage,'arrayed i4 the garb of
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Nervousnesg in ALL its Stages, Weak. Memory
Loss of -',Brain Ilow6f,' Sexual Prostration, Nigbi
Elere thn supposed asBasaine alighted and
packets from Irelan4 gpneridly�
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Since
_Q1teen's, life is not safe; Dill -these. and. other,
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horror, 6,nd 'regret were expressed at the,
Ilia native country, witoabi�'Scotoh` bonnet
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Sweats, Spetmatoriliceit,4 S6mixoal Weakness and
Power. It, NervonE
Ind drinks all round.. Tbeii appearance,.
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Bail. ': ithe days of, V enia�
. Watch has 'not been � Alem. such'a
I
- kept'at Holyhead sis.
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more or less Sensational reports ,are fl i
Yllag
the Said, be the-
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murder, W' hich the speakers believbd no-
Ieplac6d by a hljgb pith "llelmet, was an �
object of the. dre�tpst inteiioOt to - till, Abie'
General LoBB of repaird
R , t tbe,JsdedIhtelloet,Strdn,,th
Waste, ej�,vena an -
the' iifoebled�Braln 6nd,Rutbr as guy
"S of men in. 8, state of Int enec,anxiety,
tud as Soon as they had �roofreahad th6m.,
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no is'
W. ', There Same talk of. Sending
to London ,
about) and policc,aie to . on
lopkmout for. - the, attempts - and 'the 'at-
, 1�'
an u could samciently,*6tigmatize.
�%lage � ' �
Res lutions embodying tbeso viewsWere
.
ie neigliborh"06d Of
people in th .1 �
- on
ONErising Torte.'&ncl Vigor to � the Ethhusteo]
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;elves they again drove furiously '.off., it
- aBsistance, as
for' furbbel, ..
teleg= from this ',
tax, to, . I
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paeged,'ag were also others ofsympatby
�uxi,ry
aind,many,still labor un
Cut ... der the
, e
enerative'orgars., The x'p' f1bou
( ne larience a
sande proven it an Inval al) e Remedy. The
ins sine a been still further traced back I -to'
th . a . Iby, warning
a critics -there, Chester
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I , A. CURIOUS ARREST
- With the relatives of the aeceased gentle;
idea, ths; be is the Lord mayor." , , ,
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me(li�jI16 in pleasant to. the taste, and eitobbl,%
.
Inchicorb, a little to the,'southweat' of
Oublin-a 'the
and. at to
be on thblook6ut not Only for thesupposed
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has been'effected at Southp6kt, inlitnea..
.men at the same ,'time - expressing whope
�iunaux girt, mairrieg She,
When: an Esqu 1.
Of he
hair the tOP- r.husband's
contains Sufficient for two "Weeks' habollORtioll
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boot.
aaaalsibeclicapostand . I
stopping pla
, ce on - Great
3bilthefn and Western -line, tlienae .it ,was
assassins �. but 'also for, the defence: of the
port and Castle, aroe calistAntlY being
Shire, a very Irish and Fenian 'centre. A'
young Irishman h , as informed the� police O' E
J
,tha,t'the tbirible event', w6uld,bot prevent
'the'Brifish 6oveitiment from'carrying out
buts the off
and. plaaeg.�t '_,;L*'r
, beadi rolls it up'. int6 a ball , . 11 I
'U111 _pftti6ulaXG iu.o,ur pan*hlet, W,Wch I
,
desire to mail free to any addredd, , , I
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won purguing the SaMO course t6warag
Naas. There all traceg �, are I " ' fi . :
oa,t, and i is
1 yphosr despatch fr6in Londoni
.
that place that , he. was �� Olt
,, ered�-2100 in
bubIG ' 'to "at
its programme With -,regard td4reland ad,
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Wad Upon. ", .
Upon the side of her bead,,Oombing kerrown:
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hair over, it, , When his' bftiLr hag grown
. Innelki" 1111nignetie ftledicine ,is, sold.
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drugqipto at 50 US, par box, or 1% boices for 55,�,
"I 11 men took the tip train at
received ,here, to-dety by'AU Castle authori.
lieO, was Considered so ominous that *its
% .few ... days ago assist the
assassination of IG6r'd- Frederick Cavendish
proviously,r,es,o : .1
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again, she again buts it off -and - 611
Or wi I be mailed, free,of"Ii0stage an reaefp
the inonen-byadolkesding. , : _
,the
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unrid9d. getting back to Dublin at about
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10 O'clock at night. Officets are - ar �agglag
contents have ,not. been, divulged. One (it
itS'appareat results is that few,
r Le � ,
and.T_TnderaS6dretarY tuik , but had re-
fused the'ofter. He he
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The Chicago ,:L nues adys : I., Arthur is
President
f ber1ead- Aftershe
Jor the other Side a , . _
he like
910 been, warried eight or teh years S ,
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; . . Windsor, Oat., canflo, ,
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bhe river in the
I neighborhood of Chtipelizod
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within a
minutee; of' its, having 'boon ie'deived ani
also sayglhat - can,
place his hands �on. the assa 'ns. , I
Set The.
voted to be the handpornest
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within tbA rnArnorir of ibui vaneration." �
, formiclable,chignon�-', , , ' �1,
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Soldb!-,:�Il druggists ev r' rc. ,. � - ,
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