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. she:want over the water ruabed, over amid
lost the .jI4 tiirie the bo%i capgized-As
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be learned, eighty-
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boat owners. to smil on a different route
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somelleficed! I njon Who
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ign hu*1no.ale Reception of the 31arquis I
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the heart-rending Criss of these poor help.
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less or evitures; Her Start'
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gers went on board at Collingwood, t welvp
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d .3n their charter, but
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I nos Trwrelled AVIth Open Eyes.
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mud She was swallowed up,by''the angry
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- waves. For a bziof period theupper deck
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about twenty-five all t( Adi - The Asia, by
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not � to give authority to carry more pas
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sengerg than'the ch arter allowed,, and he
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-therefore in that if the Com.
There are more aides:to A bat than Most
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Peoplethbak. � For besidesthe inside and
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and thp,steamer's boats floatedi, And notio.
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the recent printed reports L
wrote reply
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th outside and the right aid'
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party landed .-At 11 o'clock this morning I
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�Ie to',follow me:
iqg one I called to my un(, . , �
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to carry ,forty passengers. At what point
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P&I iy ladded a 17 feet yawl, 130 life preserv.
cre, and bad a firia engine ilaced amidabips
. ,wrong side, there are political, Social,
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religious, ethnological, Serious, humorous,
anawere reoeiv,ed_bytbp�3W U .xGO ,a n . . � I
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and 'memb'eri of Government, An
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m DAmadearushlorit. Hadidnot come,
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and that last I smt of him. I got
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public OP,
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Steamboat,own ore. to observe the law, or
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he, would forward their application � to the
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into this, one, but it wasoverloaded,mud.
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steamboat. inspeotoia, to enfo %@ it, Wan
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Minister of Marine and, Fisheries,- though
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16%,Beligera.
bertainly, niot for w0ro Op4ii 150 pi
If, it , 00d it in these days- of
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prolouna research some one would go
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Lieut. -Governor. The party4 �
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escorted to the .,city by a nuM 0 S
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immediately turned over, and as a number
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persons were
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111amiltonlans Probably tosit. ,
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deeply into,the,hat-put all his head, so to
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body of citizens in carria4ca ind on horse-, �
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- server, threatpuing, to ,draw me under, I dis.
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The utmost excitement prevailed' in thei
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0 OR it for granted their application
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,Speak, into it. He r aight find., more in it,
than he korlmys6lf,duringmy
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bodiea'and benevolent: Societies. 1.
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engaged it and struck out for,another boat
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city,when the news of the. mishap occurred,
. ,= be entertained and acted accordingly,
I � of course Illegal, always
which action was
espe6t�ed.
recent travels in America I have been at
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Andrew's 85cieties h issj�n � � I I
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whi h I am -*. In i t there ,wore pnly
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eighteeft,pfirson4, including the captain, the'
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especially when the rumor became general
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that some Hamiltonimus Were on board the.
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' supp6sing'the .report that about 100 peo-.
is f -to have been
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"tiricies fairlyovervihahted by the Contain-
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as senior organizations.. On the arrival at '
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1. ONLY TWO PERSONS KNOWN I 0 .
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ing it my ,last 1 called to Mt. Me-
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ill-fated steamer. Scores of people sur-�
rounded the telegraph fiffic6s, and anxious
p1b periahed ound correct.
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Of some of head coverings
Eave Seen, mud more espe6i'mlly among, the
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ee,;Iom of, the, ,city, to the
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I Dread. Sufferin S of the 'E, fs ca-P,Lng
,-hope,
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He %all, the , purseri to'give-me his hand.
id .so,,but exclaimed, iloLh, Ii don't
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inquiries for further end fuller particulate
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made at the. Trmno'ffice. A'repre-
Ur.'Risley to eniploy'. a lawyer at once,
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Who will initiate, proceedings against the
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11 supp� igitentAry 1� chwofio,_ if, I may call
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them so,lof the American people. Follow-'
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-regal Visitors. At the! Cbibega P,roh,
Vice vi ,. ,
an immense construeiio' ting ��,Wb,
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thinkitolanyuse., AS soohaBIgotinI
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sentative of the Timm � investigated the
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Great Northern TianBlti Comp%uy. , So
law.
ing the .course of empire westward, I found
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profusely .richly' decorihted in � .1
'a 150� �
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. looked towards the wrack , ,Where nothing
matter as far as probable Passengers
par ficulai is the on this passenger
tbab4fier lea�iug ihe mulatto States
the, f,
orm of - pAdpga, feet
'celestial
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from this sootion: mie cdaderned, and dis-
ques�ion that thechitter of the vessel is
passed -through the Red'Indian to ,the
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r,quired to be Posted in the most conspicu-
. ,lace, on. board,, so that he Who sails
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� Chinese on! the' PaCific andL then, going
south, traverS Ld the. Me ! xicau till I Came
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9, Welcoming inarch. At th6. grand st%nd I
: on the Principal streot'the Mayor'reaa he
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who were clingiug to Pieces 'of timber and
likely, to. be on board,' namely, Mr. A.
D Messrs. A. Danomn & Co.,
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may read ; but we need hardly say this is
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'mulAtto.,
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other wreckageto prolong �their� liv�g even
W=,,(of
, Ary goods merchants, ,King
.not always clone, or that even the best
again to the As �a inatter of
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overnment House, Where
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share , with ' a wrtishi Qt
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for, a few seconde. � 1, saw m third boat, but
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iffilled'with water 11 hope I
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L Street) and-Mr..Ellia,.traveller for Messrs.
regulated sta'amboats do ,ndt scruple in
than the law
ethnological geogritphT,�thia division of the
interestifig, but �
ti.99t1ished guests were1ef t to seek repoS& I I I I
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after the fatigue
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and. Sank. , shall
Raid, GVQerin� & Co., wholesale liquor d6ab
taking more passengers allows,
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of the journey. Along . L
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never see such a' eight aga and aE our
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ere, King street east. � '� I � , I I
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Whell the comp
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additi I interest docrued'from looking at,
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the line of march the windows, balconies .,'I,,,
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boat drifted out of sight I some ,relief
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Mr. Duncan called at Mr. Morgan's
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it from the hat standpoint, �
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. PARTIAL LIST OF THE DROWNED',
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at having such -misery shut out out from
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view. We wore now. drif ting we knew not
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�'ket office on Monii labt and purchased
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aley; so'that 'when the R14&�6d Vessel
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- The Chinaman., it may ba,bajam� second-
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hand'hat alld af Ler
Cheers were frequent. This Prin6ess'Louise � I 1.),
-was--the--r-4bdipient-of-mmny-7-liaud�rame -�
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I last -Wluwe-*ith-n6-app6ar-ance-.of.16bd.-in-view-,
_( - -boat -
one full ticket and one halt ticheLb thp
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Beatty line of stop6merf4- ', which
"none
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ni6nt-qtt-erp%rt--o - at, w ic"Was a
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R1tvA;rsTi'witb`dec0ncy-. �A Red,Indian:
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bouquets. The reception ' was Jn � every , _ �.
_____ day) night, says: -Th-e-fo-llo-w-ip-g-r-e-p-o-r-t-�
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sajast �reached here by the hands of
an & our � contiijually taining, over
'which ,struck
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run from ,,'Sarnis, to Lake � Superior
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ti n 6 the law.
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begs�or Stem one and, after outting,dut a
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respedf enthusiastic, loyal and flAtterind to ,
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with every libavy ,Wave I us.
Fortunately it,contained wat6r-tlglit Corti-
ports. He informed.Mr.1lorgan that he
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. hole in the crown, stuff�, the orifice,'with
leathers and wmlk� round the camp with
the feelings of the 'Visitors.' T he. weather .1 .
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was pleasant. � It is said the Maxquis' and-.
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Millor, which deta,usofthe lossi-9f the
pa�rtmentid, and as long as ,we could -cling
purposed making& trip, combining business
With pleasure'. ` He returned the game day
Th n which prove, ils among steam-
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much domplacehey. The mulatto, having�
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Pr I incess'afay will be ehor 11 , that they leave : �- �,
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to !two knew , -
This state Of thiiiga Continued for some
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to, Mr. Morgan's and: asked him it hewould
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Lboat rn.ni. Torouto4as the a -
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vosaal,'�Sgi to re,e nt
aster i4 that the P -heavy, and
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-founa' one lying alSout,washegit, ties ai blue
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, ribbon , round 'and ,wears it on Sdnda�-.
here -on Ocio , . � i�
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A' San- Francisco cor respondan�:'thus :
.0 Any's line,4biobi left here on Wadi-
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. .. nesday evening last for: French ,Rlver' and
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t; , , ,hot '6,,' numbers *ere'feduce,d
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back the, tickets as hewislied to go'by
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Collingwood route. . Mr.. Mcitgap.
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low the that'part of her
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, The Indian-h&E Very mirked.tastes,for"he
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11�,�tova-pipe'?hat;.-if.
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describes the appearance�of the Princess, . .
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about the rew'ai�ndqr b o'ng
There then remained the
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cheierfally,complied, iad subsequently Mr.,l
are at Stern,! got
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alphod ifi-,ftei a Which were fast
h without a,
prefers t a
much is,'
Louise on thearrival of the:. party there : ,
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captain, mate, Mr. Little � Miss Morrison.
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following theill f atealb.1t: in hdr.endeavors
Crown so the'bette'r. . Next to this
,the I Iray folt, the light. Color bavin,�r an per-
Zvery one ,.. seemed I eager - to see, the � - �, �:
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(the only female),' -five Down'
,ink and
withAb4nacess
an' a ary dean.
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d W ' left' on Monday for
Monte. �r
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h'. si.iharbor. � T
P , I Or says
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: ti of' 9dorninii He begs for
, jet as I
fiew
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rig gaily"with her husband mud , �
groupich"'i ' .
. 8,bout ive in
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.� . iles
myself. If,was bviderit to .a, however,
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COM. wood .1 little son 10 yea�rs of
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that the Seameii's , Agreement Act, which'
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-fragments of ri �bbon or for the metal 6rna-,
'on
Others. It ar a I I
appe' an a she is not bemuti-
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1hat a number of those also -would.. perish,
", in turning over, the boat Continually
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d_.. doubt want' upon, this 111.4 atad
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only provides. for aneight montha'service
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� on a the effect of furnishing
my one craf t,has
� mentid iased -agtrada- -marks cakes of,
chew his, the crown with
Ing tobacco, and tri
fu4 but pretty �,and attractive, and &'fair ,� I :
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representative of the English b Canty, Her
the, � passengers were bound. - The storm
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we's general, but as the .point ,at.wbiob the
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struck them, inflictin,g severe injuries.
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Miss Mortis6n And I were both in the
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, Mr� Ellis, it is thought, � was Jalso a pas.,
bv'the Asia, lie left Monday'
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vessel's with untrai in the
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eventef,S�C%taStrbphe -logo their, presence
� them, while he adoms. the. brim with
, fring a ovin cohtriifind6. I
as of hi The labels
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Complexion isl air, ber -eyes , &to gra-, and .
in her'general features there: igaoticl;ilWe W . I . I
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VeEsel foundered was ,about.. opposite the
Water, she at' 6no'end clinging,to the ropes,
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Sanger as
after.... orl
b y -he N. & N. W. Railway, to, go
of mind just as muchi as the -passengers do.
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. off 'sauce bottles make Ai chaste ornament
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striking resemblance to, ber'mothei Queen, 1.
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eatraiice,6 thk bay, b6tvVeen tbe Man!-.
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And I at the other end heeping'tbb boat�
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on board.' .
will,probably be forever a mystery *by
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is tali, ful ly fe tall me her , I
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. toalin Islands and t iul
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The firm Of -Messrs. Raid,: Goering &. Co
the lost. Steamer should founder -through
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�pronoutided utilitaiiati. � 116 understanda
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husband, aud,haB a fine figure anda,g''race'- , . I
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'converse ,� - .
. Asia, must ,have 'received the full -I
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boat. frequently fipBet,� escaped the
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-have heard, of their - trmvaller�, Mr.. David
streso.bt. weather,. and'in, Single
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moreover;, real object-. Of . hat in
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fini,. easY bearing, and B read, . � �� .
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� force of �, .the,; � terrific gale . which
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blows which were. given by it. , We'were at
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Ellis, who was mentioned as being - prob%%
night's blow, especially when one of the
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8, hot climate, and, does not,'. llesi-�
She '.wore m close-fittin I . �V__-�':_�
I .� - . g diass; of. gray �
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� . �prevaffed. There. are,varioUs small islands,,
of the dis I ,
I this time 'About � i;kentymileg frohi_sh6rei
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means.of, With �
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bly missing, He -took a Beatty Line boat.�
two survivors states that at the timWOf the
-her ' full
fliame"!
.; tate, therefore, at �nv' width of - brim�
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woollen goods, with 'narro- black stripes. � - I.,
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In' hat,; at back her '
in the vicinity scene of ,the
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and itlejuBt possible that some'6f the crew
with no propelling the craft
the. exception of a single. paddlej. iW-hibb
at Sarnia itead 01 C611inatood. - ,
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, r engines were going at
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.Va. and it, must be ,supposed that bar
leaving- minor : points about
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'for largetones, what a wonderful amount
b at- which: eat f on well- . I �.
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Shaped 'b'ea;d,.,�i�s'�,brilli.aixtied'plume, �. .
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or passengers may haVateached. the shcre�,
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,was of no e'%rthl�,'Use.. We.diifted on in
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a seems not to,. bC no . .
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Mr'. �. A. Duncan and hig,littilb. son have
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steering Apparatus was' ble&i.and that
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of a man's. respectability, vests in I
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Thi - was the" only light - -ocilorghe wore, , I I
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.. bat the hopes laiebnly' faint. :In all pro-
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my for, Some hours I I
, out� boatUing full
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perished in the Asia.. Xv-
was lef tat the mercy of the waves i
She n
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` -To .try'thd ex pdri'ment, lose your,hat over
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a wall dow'ne on hor'fore head.!. 11 I .
'.,Herhair Wa I
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. I bability this maii and woman who made the
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cif wmteri when itbecame Somewhat calm;
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.wreak .of,ibe
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organ, of the firm of Messrs. A. Duncan
the trough of the-sei. I �.' I -
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the bridge, p�L 9, ,windy day and walk a few
and her face -w-as covered with a white veil- , , . .,
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I . dread Voyage to'the''coasi with thairde�d,
. ieboai, Alone li "t
I companions in the's6ir " 0 -
and : 1,
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THE
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� : blocksmithoutone;' All the �rest of your
clothes will not'�salvc ybu.fkoin the pdrsow-
A'San Fr
, ancisco telegram -says : The . 1.
'Princess Louise found; awaiting her, eon- - . - : "
I . . tell �tha Bad story of the'Asia's going, do Win
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STRUGGLE WITH DEATH
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The firstto. Succumb ci the now remaining
concerning the probabilities bf
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=an's faie,teleigiiIihed,lixt noon to-
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The. propellers on Lake Huron and the
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Georgian Bay have been' especially unfor-
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- the Javem 0 pu ic, no
,alitles of,
conceale � d ridicule of tbomore a dult. Itis
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h " [ronalbe..Queeii on .. .11
'giatula,tory- despate as i .
her safe airivali And Also on.the'vietory of ' - �!
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graphing last (TuaBdsy) -night,_ Says : I Thg:
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town of Collingwood � to -day presente I''
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sPven,*was one'of the.strangers. The poor
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fellow imadb an, efforV to ietain 'his hold O'u
day1rom Collingwood that, the,.:Northern
B6116 bad. arrived' at that: port with the
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tunate',1-and Ithe, treacherouso Waters � ot ln�b U- � , - I " �
se d' 'einindthe-,street,boys
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these inland -seas, have engulphad many a that'j'JiL' �'C ., , :
us sissar'never' wore'anythilig on
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'the Britiali, tibops at `1�61-el-'Kebir.. The, ' I
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Marquis, ,Stated' that ' the Princess,
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. . Mournful Appearance, for ,the Ldr�ad news
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life, V
.at he had to go.'' About - two houls
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, survivor Tinki4a andthe bodies of th
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rished in the boat. in which be'add
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Be at ambr and, many' a noble�'sailor.
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his head. 'It. you put 'your Umbrella lip
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'although no , �'L
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� Previous da�. w I d
of the ere con fi rm L a ,and, W,
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general fe6ling�of afLanesse-eeme'ato prevail.
�afti)rwhrdj6'the6tb'er�iraiigeifLollowodbi�3,.
And was laialn!the bottom of the boat by
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'Mi., Morrison rowed ashore, and that, Mr.
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, The f6llowiv g is &..,1.i§t �,of the vessels lost. I
�you only,make. matters worse.. The man
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on the lakes, witbin the past three .years :� - hat is the
-who,o lost his
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was. startl 0 � by. the Concussion, but only I
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required ' ' eef to `� recover ' f roho'� � the ` ' �
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Flags were flying at hailf-mastand:business,
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the. Side of his ea About 5
d ' fl. comr�do. '
o'clock in the-evdaffig land � �Was siplited I
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no ] was not of the number.', The
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telegram 'intimates that it is
- The Waubutio, belonging. ,to �the, Great.
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Northern Fiodudered ;
generaljolib,ot'
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.the � moiit.'MoVs,tbe�ef6ie,!2v�tobb,ts.-F
.me �, , I br.
. � 1� 1� 411. A 11 +1, , i -
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excitement. Twenty of the,finest room.sand . I I
�1 ,q 4. 4.,h ,'D.1, t, Tr � I I � �u 4 � .
-,,I',--- W AITOB 0 pan a . - .
- to receive some news from the Scene of the
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and the cry of . 1,� SaVed'P ivda . �
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believed that �hoae have survived but the
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25 lives lost; f r ollingwood. ,
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Me 8 Me ;eppl , P � . . 5 .
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o � I .,, a: pubLic speaking t y� are a, very
ya Or a a a o a are a a r � I
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disposal And have 'been AmVighly dodbiji'ted I
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. disaster, 6ndwoob it was 'learned a ' .0
.. th%ttfie'Nor I
tima during the forenoon, X.T.,
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they littlethought-that before that,glieltek
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was''reachid they Would 'ba� beyond, A&
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B*Ii andiwommal,alreadyl: mentioned. ,A'
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� , .s'repiesentative this afte ' oon:bad a
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8imcoe�Foundered; 12,1�ves lost , same
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com-pany�,;, Collingw-do . I I
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important feature.. They are the drator's,
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W( mkest�point. -It! is fierce'light that
wit1ii Ao ' � - � , I ,
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British'. Consul � Booker � introduebil �the I I
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Belle would arrivej many,: -an ;Anxious eye.
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wZs-turined towards the direction., in which
earthly aid:. The.maia. now struck up ithe
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"oId.familiar tune," PulFfor �the Shore,
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vergaiion with Mr. Thoma Duncan, of
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the Builirigtou�glags_wor
I ks. .That gentle.'
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Nortbe n, Queen and
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lided find sank .- one life lost.; Same COM7,
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,be&i els, list. , Therb, � is a
A on a 1candidat � .1 1.
loadatolie in it � , this , Al . . I a ' d;
attracts- o d egg an
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represe - societies to i'�
nta'Tivasof the British .1 I , ,
'th "M uis-of -Lornei and An ,address of , I � ,
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?,ri ,About � 10 o'clock
lay P� y Bound.. , At
bmilois., Pull for the Shore,' in,which we ail,
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manibas lost all"liope"Of the, safety�of his
brother.' ,:. - I I .
pany; from Collingwobd. , . . .�,
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,rotten oranges. Even disaa-calts:havebee,11,
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v�elcon�e;�"ba6,de.,Tl2eM,ar4ui�respo�d6d. � I �
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a. in:, when distant ' smoke indicated the
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�he4rtily joined., Our - voices were '. next
beardrevekahtlysinging, The Sweet By-
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I �A despatch to Rev, T� S. Clarke.from
Asia, also from Collingwood, same Com-
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papy-1100 lives supposed to have been lost.
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known. t -j display the most un,asual ' ferocity
iember w an I
fit the'sight of one. rein ' ' h
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briefly. The Princess assigns I a igue as an: �, . ''.
i 'b ' party: than 1. I �
excuse for, he 'L.ft gence� The ]
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the citizens could be eeeii . hurrying � from
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direction,, to. a common Contra,
,aud-By6,1 when we -forialy'lihought, we.
Could ih6et. on the shore to . which we were
dollingWocid says that Rev� Mr. James, of
rymple"� Be Lindsay, 'is. 109t,in the
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Burnt at Duluth. I . . I I . .
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Was travellingin Irelaud (as 6, , correspond-
. . Parnell, Dillon a 41
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. ace6ptedthe invitation of ,, Gen. McDowell I .,
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to make a trip ' the in the Gov.
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. the landing - -stage. , At .10,30 . the.
Dow Arif ting. Shortly, after .the las I
- � . t notes.
Asia. � - e::s6n bo, L L
- or says :' � I had it: direct ,
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from. Tz as, t man -saved--, no
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', The Zealand--�411,bi as loaf.
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ent) �, w ,Messrs. �
D 2v, z SeCing.:-&cat;'though nqtbriqusly�
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.around ,bay. ,,, ,
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ernment-steanier. WhOLPrilicess Louise � � I
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, Belle Could be distinctly made outwith 6 or
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flag flying �at �half-'rnmsi,' and by *'the tiiit
-bad died Away Mr,�* Little, of: Sault:Ste,
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, Xarie,,Jay-do,w.n,aii.d-br-e,%tlx6-cl-hi
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hopes of any, orb.. � lie � vfis6el' has. re-
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--d;f
16 fiVee'lost. L ' L -
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The Manhoulih, belonging to Mr. Keough,
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indeed -outmageously' defu , 88011reL
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arrived, she Wore a. close -fitting, travelling � . L , �
dr( )s§ of gray gilken. inater L � 11,
is � and qo
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L d the deck nearl
she reache y half the poPu.
,fter ,his the ligbihoiiiie "o, yng .
Shortly' t a b i .
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_1r0m_th.Q___�grjp_7�_oJ�jja possessor
11 I �Qraing the,:!Linter�ftl . _ gj_W�jn�t
-tr&N :9 liat
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Te-wellry-wIl-,it�ver .7 . . _Llj_ __-.
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I latioa had'iurned'out. The chief object
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lited, � and,' I a. r ... id
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Inlet W. _r ig .ary eyes., I -A o t; An lh6 ' ar
eight to - ' b
bodies ; r.� James! body is not among,
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them. I send caid and'leitters, to Xr.
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Th ,ne' Miller, Owen Souud-Foun�
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dated, all hands lost., , , -
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person L and - the platform, , knock
off the speaker's hat. - Mr. - Parnell, L
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I was found lying: in:.the captain's .state.
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and , h,1 te ras, the, m a,. who was
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S tcele for our i'dear brothek's'widow. .
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The�-Vanderbilt !bolongiBg ears.
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The late Mr. Guitea'u - unquestion, I . 1�
. room. Mr ,.". L Tinkiss . is a magnificently
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Supported by, , 1. v �. .
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Appleton.& Co., Collingwood--Lcrew saved.
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Spoke hatless.* He tindorgtands mobs'and -
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ably,insano, If he badfi t: �been he' would ;,!,
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I built youiJg'fello*',6f Scarcely 18-yeara'of
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% He isiof kather fair, complexion, but
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who can- truly b6'-caliad the Grace, Darling,
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I Captain, J. W. Savage; i[Ilrat mate, John
L The list does not include the terrible less
. of -life, on the Thames last year when the
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was anxious to economize isbat, but one.
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day� (it wag at Znniscorth�), the mob was SO
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liavb fixed: the jury.-chicago Times. I I . I
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' Howho steals and goes to ajurkmay �' �
* . . the c.06i look of determination ou� his face
- -mi't-frai3�e-��wer-e�,gu�Moieiit-to--Sii'd-VVgfft-t-o-Ilis-et-e-r--n-alr-eSt.
of modern times, laid'dowli his"weary h I Cad
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fie70'Pf9'1n1
M. Derm,ua; second imi Munab"-
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lsmeny]A�Pavis-s I
_w�bec � .M .fi�
.. LLnd,G- -0K%y-;-vj&t
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plematire! boat Viotbi'a WAS Upset' L' ,' .
--ft-may-be-stated--th - -ne-Miller.-
s"hii ,Ta
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� . hey tried to'
infuriated I . I.
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Bnatchapaltr _�i3mpansationinthehou- 1
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o.-f�te�kl--;ano,ther-day,�P4zilade
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Times. 1 L . I , ���
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1! show thao be might be ableoted�out of hun-
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L 'Lareds to siand extraordinary hardships Hai
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turning to' Die, said,,.� The poor: mate is
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.gone., � Towaxas morning the captain,ap- -
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man, James Smith - ficokhands 4-ohn
McIlroy, o James, Nola;, .William , �gtitii
C. Inijes; fir&engineer,'T.;R.Biuce`-
went down when two,'hurii f cot from
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Spence books, and d '
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bee ze turning, which,if tr Us,
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orablci gentleman a T ,
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hold of:hiB,Ieg and: Pulled it ',throughthe
- 'Suspenders-
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The principle of Una . : ,1;i
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every conaideration - of ,reason, justice and ,L :�.* , � �'
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relatel terror, .sufferjng� and
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peared t o'drop aslaep,i and- 7going-'towards,
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'Wiudbver;-firemen,
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railings I a -
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L OD Mon gonS6.,: It.g* I �iii
In. lives oneJuror au,abaO' , 4. , Ill.",
� deaib, ,but- he - appeared:'to.. be,
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him, I shook him, Asking him -to L wake. up.'
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866and engineer, M. ,
11. Degrbat, JameB'L6mb; ke*ard, Stephen-
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displayed a gross. lack of iseb,trii on the
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proved equallo th&strailiand the mob was
baffled.'� And bats liega diffienity,, for if w
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lute 'vote power dier - eleven others.� It I ... L�]
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nj�keb-jt a Asy.for the entiia,'pr6cii of � , - ,,.il
. vever-to-be-forgotten Scenes which he went
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peating it, said lie would 66 tip in a ininat6'
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, Carter; waiters, Isaac Bamaett,,A. Watt', T.
Lawr6no�,� Porters, It. Walker, T. Hill
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.. InLregarilto the Vanderbilt, which wa's a'
boat chartered.to carry., f reight only, Mr.
public man,, keeps his hat on,, the mob- I's'
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Ion g and Costly L trj%la to be annulled and the : , . , : ,;Ili
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THE HISTOR-i OF THE DISASTER, -
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A. huge wave thon.%truck me from him,'
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ana, whet I returned he was dead.- During
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� ladies' maid, Mrs'L Walters ;' cooksi Win.
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Mfineally wrote to the owners asking if
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on board, but an
,liable toAake- i t off L. Vi Olently; whereas ,if
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he puts it out'df'sight an exasperated mob
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,ends of justice , , stupidity, :1 I
,defeated by the. I :1
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obstinacy or corruption of one man. When � ,, - �'.
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all those L . � ..,: I I I
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and
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passengers were recai�veci
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evasive,i -eply. is bat'f66 w'
ell known
may, thirst'for higehirt. Nothing'so dis-
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nine intelligent, unbiased 'men out Of tW61ve , I
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I My uncle, Tinki 6 Wdre at.,:`
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TE LE SCENES, OF DEA Ir,
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'Th " L , , ":, * , , , 1, � �,
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'that-maost' freight L boats -will 'not f I
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Concerts Or.. disraniges is namn so rapidf�. and,
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find a pri'S 11 I I
oper guilty it i's. doubtless true �
,ijg__g�ilty �
that he and ought to be,convicted - � I I I:,
I .. Toronto the Indiistriid bibi-
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.1 .vion, !and .mt -the game titne buviqg:s �''onp;it'
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.-When our Companions wem I dying � one by
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v'roccurrtdt6�ae,tha,t�l'Bhbuld-be'-
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,or thirty shantymoUi.- P%1DGB'.aS
lers, -though in''
Pa8seng taking them they
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" Solve's to prosecution '
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libertiesibeing taken witblit. '' il�Ban alter�.
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when, the-saine number find'hi& n6Cg I ty -, - , . �!,
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"to
. : L goo�B for our store MailitowaniUg- .We
.arrived .at Owen Sound'at 11 o'clock 61",
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�COmpijlled to suceditub, but felt. per � iectly
au
: ire thatI would ioachAand safely.' 'Miss
yet,'Bli.
'knoWni- ,William' I Christie (n6wly.niarrieff,
L, Collj,B�Wbod ! *M. C1,12toni
, , .9ct,th
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. , .. .other waios,, " I
, J -hrors,
c r e�
a wtion -at a,stredt-corne n I
lwaywBet down by lo6kars-on.as'being .in,
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-it is but':jUsi hold him innocent mind ,
' - hiiii. T6 Present 'practice i�,Oue' '
acquit �
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. We.dne'Bday.iiightiL"v.ud.gdtiiii�.o�,b6o,rd the '
I . I ailed aW4�_ L I
Asia a atL About 12 o'clock. 'A
Morrison appemred,to%bel 6f1he iamgmind �
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and W&'. ; ;
�Xfiiey, Mr. find Mrsi W. H. Wood, Cincin,
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i :th
� When the Indian, wl h is t w,6'suiv
'of the Asia, -arri'ved.within twcii�milegof
the -iirong. and the policeman does not hesi-
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itber air
talbe to pronounce him a unk or
of the - primit�ve notiond of :tbe. - . I
cruda� 1. I .�,i�
. it f" , L ' '
ancient cominoii-law that is entirel. ' . .1 il
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L � . . . 6 �s got' on it 6
. . .number of other par if I W6U�
Sound, but I thought the numberviery small
and kept up ajid'ffetertnina-
.
U611"alMOBt entirely'unb card of.�. We struck
,
'the
� nati; Ohio - A. Bowes, Mr. Shipp; Mr.' A.'
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:Dunoan,anfl-sop, of Hamilton'; J. maitj?lt-
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e'wind: died do . lie
Parry Sound, th wn and
rdfused to row jD'a6d kept big 'exhaustea
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disoidefly, or both.' he Subject. istoo
large a on a f or tay sp.ace; 'AS I said beforia, I
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16 andi our Advanced S'yst, ,,,
place, in this,ag 0 -
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of juiisprudence. ., It is simplk''m tee I I I i
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I remember the boat Calling at Presigiii'Isle
beafili'at d�,�break'ii,e:it'n�otliing,L*hdn�
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we saw a deirick'Which w6 mistook for a light-,
. 20"ingwood rjL
' amannamedKe andfemily'
of Limeh.,.� L
B.'Galla Mahi4,
1. L to , , , ' "
engerg Without Cover or shel r to drag
pa'fS . I .
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ow,ever it is one that' is.weltworth Some
"d . L ., ,L
.,,- for, I th is
body's
lie ,
3'af _thw,ziting the b1i'de of justice " - 1- :
vous moanj I I. I ..
for wood, but - ktbr� that I Went to 81POP.
-whiob' wmiplacod:,was
The g'r'
. house,, and wegtartedto rdich-it. ' i
I.Ont4�W.L g'h'er
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-towsi H.Tiniiss,ManitOw&Biug;.Mr.
, out , third weary night in the bottoin'of I
the boat. ' - .�. . I .1
Stu , yl , nk -there more�
ng,
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.in hats tha,11 M Y thin k."
an p6ople
And the interesibs of society andib, Cigbt, to . I ,. �!;
isbed Lin both F6,loiial and State ' ' li
Abol"
I The state -robin in I
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oceupi ad by my .uncle and imys6lt At
however, was unablato accomp is
I'L h the task.)
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mind so Amt down I in, he'
t sand. I then
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b
McNAb ,. Miss HiW'biiry, 'Owen. Sound:,'
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I On a of the saddest c%Saa known. is that of
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abou b 7.30 %. m. we All arose and hall break '
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moved ail. the*, bodies from the boat; And
� Mr. Sproule, of Cookstown, sup&ged , b
, 0 0
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ion board. ' -
,Mi. 'Kerr, of Limehouse , Ont. big wife and'
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who Uill, to Pay.
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I last. The wina,%t4..'
� ,big time Was blowing, 06
I atiff gale. As a farge number felt tit
' - her
'getting. in Wo.attieMptod. in,thig way to
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. reach the derrick, but betwoon, the..fIqlayon,
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SeVenLobildreni'all of whom went dciwa-wifho
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the. vessel. .
I ill-fateif, ,
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� " w ire, And sword must
AiterVolseloy, i'th f
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.. A New -York desp � 1. -
atoh says�: William � - ; "�,Jl
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I Sea SiCk, the majority r6tUrneaL tO` their
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I I Dole and myself amongst thli
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Shore ani trouble of Propel'I - Our'
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harbor-nikstor , here, on making ��
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inquiries. 6f,''t he L captain � of' the tug
A U611ingwood correspondent to egrap4g: :.
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"A glance .atL .faces -of: ,the' bodies.
the
come the tax-ga
L ther6r ,With pan, and ink,
of the iw6pladii,eWtha latter will1surely
'and i
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Morehead 'a feather 016aner and -dyer died I
11 f join L : ' , ,
� lospitSi this
bert)ia
I arose in',thio morning I w'
. rest. ;Wby,.0 AS
I
craft, weonly succeeded i a a half
rUjlCLb&fO :1
to dark,. Thaifiight (Friday)- *a
Miunobaha,.Iound� 6 r'. Tinkias
.. Out. how M
sUfflojontL L.
brought here' was td_ show, t a
h
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�be the worse.', The " buccher's: bi]0' will
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j' Bellovu6' _
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morning I �, i'''!
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blood'poisoning.' On Saturday Afternoon— I I
under the impreaBion'that the - atatewrooms
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mndM�egnjorr,6cin War
I 0 saved when such
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terrible struggle they had' gone through, AS �
be, for the Britial h'A Small one, not ootu-
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while at work, lie was bitten,.by a mosquito I . 1.
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were all full; as a large number of per,gons
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I I -SLEPT ON THE.'BENO ,t , ,, .
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expeilenefid. seamen as the Captain ..and.
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frightf ulbruises 'could �be sban� on almost,
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even V , Wit L ,
p�6rable lithe campaign in Afghan-.
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on the back of his Deck. He scra'tched'the �:�
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. were on Sofas and on the cabin floor. ' At
and Dext., morning; r666bed � the ., derrick, L
. . explainedit
mate ward lost. Mt., Tinhiga
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Or � ghowing.� that,ideath reiiultdd
Veryfffee,
istah, whore 99 officers and 1,5�4 men w,em
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fi.vigorocal�, tea i , ff , ]'I' 'a -� �
par ring "O ,a Snia P1 Ce , f- ,_ L ,i
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I 11 o!clock my. uncle was awakened by the
when Miss Morrison's strength Again gave L :
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as,follows * - , I I . I I IL I ,�
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more ftom tbe'severe knocks they received-:. .
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-killed, or in Zululand, wbere tho,corres..
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. d �' li" L ,_ '':�
Of The, Poison from, the ye on , is .
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I I roll`�Dg of the.. ship, � and spripgIDg out:
Out. L That evenirii hailed an;lridian who
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11.Miss Moirisou and myself were Cling-'
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from the metallic boat �thffn'frofn I C1rLOWn_'
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pondij) gfigureawere58 and 1,328. What
Lskin. I I :�
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'finger nails enter6d'his -blood, and big :nock .1
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. I dto �e-I'Dank,itimpippi I , ..
Shouto M '
was, passing, with a boat,:an& barkain6d
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ing to ropes, one at each and of.the metallic
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ing. 'The Northern Belle met,'the, tug
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the savageWloss was cannot :be stmtcd� as
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began to swell rapidly. He wAs,remov& to - - L . 1.
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THE BOAT D06MEDI" -� :
With iiini'to take'a a to"Pairy Sound., On,
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at' as
' often, as. it Up6at, which it
in �
Mary Ann, which bad been dispatched I
9 6 wars, butte ha;ve.. boCn told
,ti those tW I
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bislidmeafidthende to:Bellevde.Hospital.�-7 .
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fado'WSS a one 84f
' The expression on big ' -
.,Satftrday�morDihg the Indian, far ii
6 gbed.us
with sou'ie bre&k(Ast, the firs ,
it we had oaten'
fboat
r & u6k those
.q did,. the giinw if) Str
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ad in th
"at �--tl'y , Contra, which a Short time
of, ra ' a expq ted
search ore bodies.,�; The tug, i a
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to k6turnto-morrow." l� I . , I
3 that 2,000 Eg
by.Engl6h Aoaroe� I gyptians
were killed in a 'single battle., As to -the
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,He was 48ye firs , HL I 1. .
of age and1iish., cleaves. . I .".
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'L ficient to oonviii66 mathat it *as 'only too
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since -the I previous .'.,Wqsdnesd ay evatting"
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,tendered them inseiisiblo, and they Sank,
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,� The supp thatM.i. Cowan, of Galt, �
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'there ..'are ,some. -Significant - hints,, I,
cost � I
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a Wido`
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� ow, '_ �
. n my:�coat we' both
� - - true, mud thrdwing� o --',.-,.t...-,,...-,,.-..,.,,..--.-,
I L , ruilled' - ._____Tfib Big - r
L bii-d6bli & me �,mY
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W_o_h�d..drift - ed.-foi-eighteen ,ours 'from.,the'
time we' left 4be.,eMking vossbl'until 'we
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,,i�,bile-we�were-kble-io,reiaii�6 r.-hcIa;11 . ....... --
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' '.The following are reported' lost in madi-
,osition.
L W ' _�_'Cnr .
as 4h6-Aidar is, happily, untrue-.- kgbeis� -�136t*eefi-
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now at Duluth. I .1 . � � I
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Auiust'20th--Aud Soptember 64h
Lnal.wfia.
the'Burn om�&a, by the . Ce.
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r r The,birthplaafi of Wbi tier near Hav r� , � .�
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13y a fearful CDC, find one thatI shall
I e8 was L .
never forgot, The - Storm, was, kagiug, the
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Struck., the beach. On bur arrival At Parry
$ . r.
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out . every kini Begs was Shown, to us, �
tioii� to .those alremd� named ll, Rev;: J.
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James and wife, Chnion ; Mi. Morey and.
Ir .1
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. , lAres:Judet off cht.
'Suez , ,t
296,1000: .for the passagel'Of ,transpor a.
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Such of these boats as were chartered cost
'about
hill Maos."Ag:n6w the; . . I I . I I
P , � .roperb . of - . r
Gpor a E,11i.ott; of B 0 as rescued ', r '
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I . nd 'blowbig a� p6rfeel
wi
. I b hurricane, and ithe
� waves appeared'to%be rrolljng'�moUnt�jna
.
.and although XigpVoriison,who is only lu
� f r " , L , ' , .lea to � her
'year a
- agei IS confil ,bed, th
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three unkn6wri'parrties',,kho left t Ce�:
Aral hotel-16re. and took paosage'L �' ,�L
'(Friday)
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A .Fort LaiBbton despatch date last I
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11 � . Y r or 62,000'a day I
&'Pound a ton a da , r ,. r
fo ,boats as, were chartered �
reach of SUChL I . I
it fr de6ay.and is pteservin itfoifuture , �
Ot
encrations me � a In a � -: great I -1
9' emor! L or ibe r. ;
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awker-Fout . I .1i . I L .. I
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. high. This- wag not bili for.neaily all the
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diDL te
. a or 'has everybope 6f'� spf�adyl 'y 1,
- - -recover _�_
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'rbY6Wt-0-J1i1fi"% 6nd 0-me-ra ,
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17 _!!�. - -A ,_
night'sayr IL
T4Lbyackt mi6� ,
- a -ge- -_ - r
111011 re afiout4.30 this af teynoon
lipsare- -
-1 - --N- i--`a1--L-1ne, whose a .Q
Tom tie aTon
.
I me o'
passengers by this tinad had 60 n. deok�r.
wbich followed., was a most
and the scene .
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'' . � A PIRO�IDENTIAj.ri,sCAPE I I 'I, .
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'A Torohto�report.SmyaL: TheagentBbl
PABSe I .'
had.the misfortune to lose two of ber Cr6W
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rather favorites with the Admir4lf,. Then .
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in a a ingle fort which was st6rtned th6re
A,Ietter addiessed,to 11.,Mr.,.Obedient : f
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Servant, CUStOM House, New Bedford I
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heart-rending one and * entirely beyond'' do.
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day
. ]At. Joseph Shipp, butcher, A L lice streeti
Torontio,'who has had a L providential escape
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the line, here were, unable to furnish Any
,
when About bal f a rnile� above here. bae
,
of the Crew, Mr.* W. - L.; Sackman , ,thought
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.wore destroved'r $r4O;OOO worth of ammurii-
'in 66'war
. , fli ,-,"r, I
recently found its way . to thoproper o car
. � I
,fk6m dug'. '
scription. Until my dying, I shalu
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nev r,f , orget the criegaud. Shrieks, a m r a-
a
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, 40 ery,grave*, gave
, t - the folloivinO
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,rein a Wei
n0nes, ,altho�gh about thirty passe gera ,
from Toronto are believed to have l6ft-on
he wouldlike to -go �:aahore aiid 'get a, fe�v
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store"s.7' this'respe6t
tion atd .
Will be.to Mean Conipetitor Of the fgba,n
It was in reply.to one, pant the r I
tom Hciuse�;and the:wifter evidently though' ' .
t �-
gr
. . joritybein on their kr,6es; crying for mercy
all -that
. :grip"Ad soripti6niof thee &uses which led
him' and his Coropanion, rA. Boitea,'.to,
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therill-fAtedi,steamer. Among tUe Toron. .
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&PPIGS., Tliey launched 6 small boat and
upon big getting in it capsized., , Thii boat
d Cempaignai L' . L . 1.
and . Zal which: cost' re-
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that Obedient Servant was the person who 1 I
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. liver ce, and reali;iing tbdy
and de an
. Irat, .
. ace to face with death� once
-Were I
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abandon the ill-fated Asia tit Oweu.Sound.
toniang. supposed to h9,Ve,�peri8hed -are Mr.
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William. Henry So brother, Mr.,Robert
'Li who '
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was at the time made f met to the yacht; and. ..
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opectivbly X19,500.6co and � X4,0000O.'
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These are considerable figures, bu
bad wiritret to him, while the Scrawl under , � - i
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these words " as.intarpreted by him as 01 I �
w . :'.
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1 .6 b, state -room and put-on.a life -pre.
went t .
to
He intended ulin by tfte�
go:to M&B,tQ
. Meaf or L I .
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At became fearfully
, -soon.
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Henry, "VelUkDown lumberman, Was'lost, ,
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left - him bebit&'. Mr.' Hartman,
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seeing that he ' About 'give I "Batis
up'
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American � love I the
y tue I ",
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h whi h mak6under , ' I ,
f1duris 0 so mal2yFlersons .
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server, and Again returned to,the' deck.
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.vessel.. . L
dark, shortly after the,V66s,el. left -that,
on tho occasion � the 'burping, of � the ,L
,Was rto �
'himself and jumped into the
biggest things it i� necessary to gotb"the
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their names. - - i. , r I
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Those Who were not on th6ir knees. rushed
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I ally'ab r, out, I thus add,Dgrto thegfinera'l
r frantic
,And
plaeo 'the boat began to , roll and'Pitch.
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steamer Mani't6u-lffiTC9t May; Mr. J. Ma r- .stripped
tin, ex -Constable Bennet�t, who duri�jgtibe
.
Water, shoving, a small boat shead-61 hiba,
Franco-German w6r;rwbjdh Cost 13,939,-
- �
00 0,000f" or to L war of th a rebellion;
t � ;,
The Cincinnati GazMe has authority o
'to House Will have 11 .. .
state thatthe U. LS, Wh,l
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COM usion, I did .not see 'tbo'captain ' or
crew, and In f act 1, do'not think, they c6u� d ,
Most of thopassehigers got aehBi6k, says
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Mr.- Shipp, and�severaf of them began to.
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suname'r was one -of the - policemen.at Via. I
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toria Park, and r.'Fox, partner of W. �
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but' finding that he was about to sink,.
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swam towards him, when tbte,y grappled' and
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,our
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,Which' r Cost . ,'d4rect.- " expenditure
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And the charges for interest
a mistressnott winter. President Arthur ' " ,�
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is undoubtedly engaged, and- the ' marriage � '
haV6 been of ani service whatever; but iI
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get frigM6ned. 'Llay dow 'a barrel, as I
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Ibegau to foal, a. little Squeamish myself,
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J .Parkhill, .M,P. i
* P. : and 'who,- like 'Mr.'
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both4but,down ; 'this. .. i, last' Seen Of ��H,7909009,-,
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them , Mr Thomas L. Ifendrich took the
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and pensions are still continuing items-
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will take plac'e early in the fall. Thename , I
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board a single' order to throw, the cargo
ra � I
Being, on the upper deck, I
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and almost immediately afterwards a loud *
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Henry, also race tly Cat a brother' on the
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ithern, lakes. Mr. James Cowan of
,; - morning for Detroit.
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-'S*tar' this .
- ivening L - -
fq cost
The French -campaign in Tani
592,342,00f.; an�.amount, 'frightf al, in
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ol 1. So t � !
Cate r
T1 I h.o:1dAydg r the ere, . - r I
�. g. y is 'O A,preei ppr)pg"au d
amen bw made laBt,t
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. g0j.1gr
. Could not �ee' what wag on below, but
I heard 1 undor
repinit Was heard as if she, had burst .in �no
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_Ui6. I thoughtw6would, -never Owen
. ,readb- -
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Gml6,-e'x-X.rP& for South-W.aterloo; Ch '
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the.Doininiou Board
'MLr!-A�.r�lr�,i-m;�ir-r,6imaing With ... tfie'- yacht- -bditzpa
till to -morrow. They are at. present fish.
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- 7ith-, the damageo`by the�
risen , v I I _fib.
the ostensible cause
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tb 1, �um m"'e'r', ifferent, , ,
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I t the impression that the 6rder'*as obeyed.
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Sound. At tbat'place my companion Bowes
man of of Arbitrators,
jar said t I . 1�
0, have '-boeu a pa s6enger on the,
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ing for the bodies, but with DO: success, up
Kroulmirs, which wore , ,
, � . . b r , 'L 'assessed r at ,
of the conflict, and w ich were .
watering places, been the recipient of the - , � ,
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choi�es Wliiie House.
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to lower the 6ip's.
NO attempt was made I -
Saw the inspector come up,t(
'and in.. L I ) 1 the - Captain',
AD&Y'L i' VVhat
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to the present time. � . ,
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war ,
118954i. O�r.'ownlittle a ,have been ..,,
.from .the . ,
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boats, as they Would at once have -b .1
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dashed to pieded" so for a long half-hour W,
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_m gruff Voice 'Jay, r
about this, boat V The captain answered,
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wing information ,been,
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L -A despatch ,ro6eived a,miounces that the
che�p 6n6. Even fhe -Sioux war of ,876
cost ; and the total Airect
uniler,�2,000,000
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Aaon of the. Emerald Isle had tbo4nis- . I
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spectiorin 6, lou'dv;oice, ,i -#I, know; thi4:about
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British man.-6f--wai P ix has beet
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coist:bf,all one Inidiaa waii, . - .
.3 for, ten yaar�
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fortune- 6neda' to'fall into hia well, His
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shed 6utin - I
wife -hearing the commotion, ru i
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her she won't go cut of -here' to -night; if
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ealty, of the !Stea.mboat, Inspection Ojjice.,
She bolon si or did.'bulong,'to the Great'
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wrecked off Prince Edward Island. --
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-1 a land,wAtes a, - c6frespon-
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wits ��,5-,058,821.-New Y07� A I
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great consternation ',and going to the aide I �
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"Barneyl
and not knowing,.st4hat -instant -we would
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be hurledlinto eteiiiity. The stea;mer had,
.fihc.dOg6ghd,won�t_ioach FrenchRiver,"
The captain .r " YOU, toll
.. I then Said) . ber,'&ud
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Northern Transit'Company, and Wa8 ori..' �,
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deStL .. The% weather continues be mutiful,
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-itre the fhieSt sumnieFL .We 'during
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vbrdank W o Was
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ot the well,called down, Barnb3l �
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are LYOU t ere Faith an am,". came
got into the irou& of the sea, 'And though
VeSSOIL
hot engines worked hard the refused
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IJI risk her," to -Which the inspectorr'plie
" Welf,Tll tell her, and yoi a a, r
i kisk her,. but ,
ginally inspected by Mr. Risldy,.pronounded
seaworthy, and Chartered to ply b tween
B
'Windsor �na
a enjbyipg
� '- The Ja S
have seen for Gany ybars. eat'i'
the. has
the Tfixigie c6lebration with bombs
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in his posses6ion- Was found at an ri Wi Ili ,
'was
back'�Mi1i`tl-y__rr&m_ the bottom of thi *611. :, �, :
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I to obey her balm. Wavg� miter wave awe 't
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she'llnever get -to F'
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Duluth, butwas, not &uthori-
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account, of her � space, and equip-
Aevcr Ol?Presvj -thermometer
_VeL, and
been only once or.twic6 above So'o-- The
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his coinpanion. Their room forceiT
Ol and � tl�e3 I found ti)0ra'-filling s1ia�ils
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but Ilmspachleag." ., I I � . 11 � l
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over as, each of which throatonedrJ6 engulf
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Us, until one larger,than the rest struck ug,
strained."Ll After they, parte& Bowes came
on board and to. �
ok up hie, carpot-bag; telling-
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ze'"n
onto, to Carry Z Dam than forty .1
, , , - _.-,-- ,r passengers
o - -dr tli& aorgian Bay. ,
' On the
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crops of 9,11 kinds look most lumiriiin
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An En�liah;girl Who saw the; Vrjnoel of
with hitro-glyce - no. Overdarik fireid' at. �
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disarmed.
inanpStriot in r . I !
' Dr. Dacumer was a Gar ,r .
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tlie revolution Of 1848i and being coni , I
I and tl ve
I lie, boat Careened o r. � AS L Soon as
we felt her going weAll.spraug on the .bar.
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,me the c onversa;ti on hwhi d .
DA overho4rd,an
ire both L resolved'f6*go`,nofqrtboj. �.
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24A of July last Mr Beatty, of Thorold,
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the'�ccimpauy,
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vrit6s., "HefoduBual
Wales:at a thdatre'v '
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O11jOY6a'tbOplsy as muoh'as anygishoolboy
tbo'gendarmes, but was speedily
Mpljoe eSo&P6d throngli thoWin
His acco� .
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treason he W: as' sentenced to imprison-, I - ,
ineiib'Jorrlife. In'thesolitudo'othisdark. . : ,, �
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ria'ano' decli in order to have anoth' bai,
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general manager of appli6d
to Mr. Risley L Jot, such in amendiment'to
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Itla delightful to hear, hirn lapgh�-&' 'ther
a.
d6w. Overaank deserter from the,
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army. The Emperor, was in,
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duDge6in*bigonly'o6tnp%Di6ns were spidars,� ' .1 -
minutola existence in this world.. -:I cannot
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attempt to desoribio the f Colings of
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the pliarter,,48 won empower I the
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,0istrian iWhiolf'he
Trieste at the t. ' I . I r
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voted never to offe'nC-�,Ho.,
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Came io-America and settled in Now� I
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roome, With 6 Single And 9, double berth in
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ach. All W"' O'CUP j.
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Agam 'to carry 50 passbrigos, While�
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C company to vilioi, 'he
th ,Asia 'W&S'
thdatre. SO Die I , 1. -
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A granite -memorial to Elihn,'-Burri te L �
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L �_Tho Queen -regards with satisfActi.,
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Jer'sey,'and now, in his old ago, hie rooms' - I ,
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13INKING 'UNDrn THEIR FEET q �
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f till. T66re were, many women � a 4 obil-
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bearing therSiMplainscription, L ". Friend of'
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the fail , ,.
T mith L . .
&to coollb,bil by many�g,pjder�. 'he lea
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I ithout the slightest hope of safety. , ' '
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d � non board., Two 'Young, Women QL.Cdu-
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t .hat ' the A .1, gtmjtt,d to.
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ar and Philantfikopiot"� hp been get up
Peac , i
her &andobildra'n
used byL I .
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beneficial to their health I �
anthorities, however, have determined to -
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- . .muot be in the as e .position tc realize it.
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