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, . . -- � I n th6 clear, Statement by cardinal Simebna as . [ Faster TrAing a'd More Efficierit Service I
t Wholesale, E odus of ,Witnesses Lil . . I . I ; �
X . r , a Canadian Mo I � Emp= unJoads:daily,akput, twenty cars I Throughout the'Syste ':
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:. � - T114TH-1 . KEUT HANGED-� p 'I" Phoenix Park. Outrage Trials. � I I . I I � � 'The Renfrew, Ont-;Hercury gives the fol. 0 CPA , I . . .__ , . I
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Ho Makes No. §tatement Before 1 �: . - ' ,MORALITYAND RELIGION O'LY rTOU"E' "'. udprecodented at, at least ia, Can ads, a tar track, a a, , � ' � . A Montreal dctrX�,spond ntt legiaphs lag
'L . . I I I GREAT DISCONTENT. IN LIMERICK- , � I I . tly torn up by light i . . . ,a I
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His Death. ' and- feathers escapadej one of the victims was recen Ding . s I t
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. ottlia alleged dynamite Cow � I ' - � leading officiald`�f the Grand
� . . , I ! At the'trial . I b Oman : - The crops ihroughout the Nelson district
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11 � . I : � . spirators At London, Lynch, the informer, �The Moir FatherWill Not InteriereWith ;Late� on Saturday night, or look splendid, in many places being from Idbicago: to
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,4D TRIAL on help [, said he never saw �' �. Political Iflovenicute. I , aing last, the ig . Althoti& rather I. � ,
� Rrxoilo�HIS CRIME At ,� � ' g,croas-examined - . I . I � house - in -Mr. Hickeon's mansion', that gentleman �
I I - ! ' * � � ,Wilson: or Ausburgh before he Baw them in I .of Xr. John Bromley, at his. bakery late, thezigason,bal been favorable, for the libin I
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There was a large qow thsi:B6w �Street Police' Court. The"Irish I on Main street, was broken k" �i I � � � meeting wastoconcert ii�easureBl . i
. - I 11 � -Ieral4's Rome correspondent bad an inter- a number*d mablied men, who dragged him the � Budden withdrawal of the Michigat
. no disturbance. it as believed tlatit Kelly i died � , was I I 'Simeona, Prefect o I f the ,o meet �
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. . . I Rbpublic " mentiopea ,in the oath he. I Notice OF the i6dorporAtion of Pilot . i,
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. . without making a statement. . , view with Cardinal � -room, Me I . �Central from -the compact that hAs existed, I
. V xian,a member of the Prisoners'Aid Society, took in New York when be. joined.the Con-, 'Propaganda. After obtaining- the approval and.bis vvite forcibly from their bed und as a town appears, in the 011icial . . I I 11
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. . called upan th,, L.rd,Li-oit-n-nt late I -St even- npirat'6rs. lie was not amaire that Ireland . with their hands tied ,behind their books, : Gaz6tLe..�:,The peirit -- io'trac�ed, in.- - .
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11 � ,n(� and gave him, big perEoboll'k ,
) h d' ]tate Pt�Tliiimeiitin the la�st� ..
3lock on the night,tbat .the Ph-cell'iX Park a � ss Be ;Ing Staterienta: 11 The-. letter to . - I I . ' I
. . -muidexa were commitited Kelly was -present at�a cautury. a had never been. associated 11 - any outcry and alarm being givda.,' In't.his. ' - ' to ,jighip 3, the sittingiyour correspotd ant L I
�. . Varian With an' I I - � I Bishops had.no political, aim or purpose. , I I � twenty and twenty-one, in ovi . I lea,rDs that
fjng�6ftheolociety. ,This morning , or ly their' night-oldthes on, rande'll. I - -- , 8
stood infrontof the Jailand stated tbat'he ex 'L I Y , pil England or Condition, with 6U 1 ;.
n1ee . .. rebeT,oi .� in i . everything ha hand finally arranged for
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I Kellyl ha�' IXe1a d it of .. ., Co.., to bi liato,political questions the Holy Father' ,they weie i4ken out of doors, iiiounted 1. 13�i . � ",
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-b to hear that n .. � in � has s0d he� cannot',and does not enter. The I Rw e farm,'near. Morris, one day P . I . "I I
I Eected every motion whethsr;irel�,�d became a.Trapublic or bad , on ,their own bread -delivery Cart , And h I fra
een reprieved. The authorities, expecting , ,, letter was discipli * y, and Writt n In the I.. . I I - a a qh�icago to, the east wit even, ,more , e - 11
. 11 I . I , inar a ' rapidly carried .off ' to 'the, -High ' week fi�tiy-IWP b ga of b rley were sown AS , bey than here6lors. The repoited'eut- '
. that a �. great. ,cro4-d would -collect I at home rulb. H never on I " exogta,ofinorality and discipline only. , where their ocanty� '" i - � broa;doast 4 . I . .
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. I jail dur-bg 'the . execution,'* adopted � t -I. - - afternoon with a ,
the 8,,,6 of Gallagher in aii�bc�� elsb7s presence. .His . School. grounds,. r ii�g of rates andli, .war bduw� �
. xtenBW6 precautions for the: mainten 1. . , .. , I , It could matter nothing, or ver� little s ode . The Size of the. eld�,maybe,judgpd, � . I en, ,tbs rival
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.o,se:)raswhen,8mdywag executed. iPolicesur- ouspim no were aroused by,the spring which . Father--whotber.-Parnell clothing was -.Stripped ' oft, .. and _ _ taterd--that--te I u � - ags- were -'use&, -�routes, 1,9w:a;uthoriz;�adtd 6tly emphat'idall --- �� = �. I
Ord 19 . :. 'LoJ4q�--m* � . "j..,ti._ 11 - ' b ' I . . - " -
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a ' --a- ,; -1th-e-W61—imsTere Supplied inst da-WitI17W . ..
- . � :roYndedthe-prison,�marines dressed -as -cisilians -G d -him, and which fitted -received testimonial of ten thousana. or . "Nuild. , I . - e, nor in it expected, .
- allagher.L..ho6nde I 11 Ad _ - in going a kluglig . I I is not Contemplated her `
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mixed with the crowd slid two oompa"�b'of li,muo�er'made to explod�e a cap. 6 _ covering. of t1r, and feathers. ' Of ccurpg all 1 - I . - part of tfid opposite side'. Thai the. ,
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troops were I i � n re I ad- ass for, an emorgenhey I .1 a M�illioxi' lire.- - , . . Y A Winnipeg, tel6gram says: The bitch on,the �
Within the gate adjacerutt to the.� hospital.. 1 T a mitted that be broke his oath' to ,the !One hundred thousand or ' this. lished �withou some I withdrawal on' T,h - Michigan .
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1 6. A.-number-of-women-,:Erd6r&ld..;Clab,of-New-�-Y-ei�k,jr-w�hich-w,k�-as- Parnell,��Aa -i between the"Mayor Und Board of Aldermen ,.de,ed ze,.
quiel Ing. , -t11-611- _perigy�-�-IlyAot—L-Ijbt--LM'Lno-9t, I diBturbancerthe obildr6ii-in the-bou e beifig. I - , , Central in cons emptory is true, . I
crowd was� very . - , oly'Fitliei or, the Propaganda when � - Tru, k dO
in thecrowolferventiyToiad prayersforthe oIy 'binding as the on He awakened by it. They were BileucP who, over the''appollitm4t of. -General, Rosser but the, Gra' , is�. not Zoniplain, -
no he took in court. I * . . ,nd
When the blach7 flag was hoisted somepersonoi . the letter WAS issued ; but behind Parnell ity "Engi h : � . � .1
in . j not know' the o Jec a 0 0 - . . th6y atteuppted to interterp, and tl,kl 6eir , I'll., C, is - as baeia� amicably b, ��o,�Ko�' -ps� 'that ...... �-
- . the crowd sbrl6kod,rd a y.o.iinogf womablell . did.! b" t 1"%659 �80 i6tY and' sheltered under the prestige of his o2,L,-;��"pr..eedioigs 'as " - --�t@Lq.W .0�so,greax- I'll,
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- L � .1 I the on a God-Npon Until he�-j6ined,I-Hmd-Ahah.,.did-D-atLl,k 1 -- -h oldoA"boly- adjulBtedaud: a quashedT-Tff6y will not be put to.' tb ' least � strait in . ,
. on bar kifees and,calle . . I I I 440 name -*e -many �paretotswe.reremoved. T e e
James Carey, the in I former. 'The crowd sGooil ntified tbY- . se,gi�-at-(5t-g-(-rr-i'gh-a-n-ff-Em—eri-- escaped I over the bakery )into the ope'&�kii I and it cnolb� in -Edward- Waseel, of Nova the: traffia *cdoalloti Lion" thUlt �will naturally
. back out. Several wiluesse5te O�n) whose Conduct is immoral aind.'revolu- � I � , Scotia, b�iug�oj(�omtbd to the office. - . I -
dispersed. Kelly recak"Veci the mdrambutM 6.180 I -pounds used in the ' . 8:n'el'g'h * . a *officiall tba,t the 4 '
. � . this morning, and/knelti witb. the priests in Whitehead puyuhaged boon - tionary, tendw and intended to wake*up'sorue of th '- - I Ue. It is�hela by th S.
� ' g to sow dissensions between I li - , , ens
. . vrayei T the',, last b6 ' maintained a ma,nufaciure of e�xploaiveg. The 6ourt then nation� a . boxBby.kln�iikin�-at,.thelr doors,but found T eCityCouncil has dispensed with the �, liblic will rather gain .than lose by.the - 1.
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Im, demeanor-but'was 'very pale. !The Adjourned.,. -, , . 11 � I . the El too much - Surrounded by services of City �Clerk Brown, after a service change, aB- tbs . accelerated traits which
I . " I priests slid people This mor,� I rou"Be I . t,
ell ting interview .with his .other 11 and . ,jug,' Con- wat P him to'venture -to make any of ten. yea�rg� fdr dereliction of duty in* bon- - t .
nds yesterday was very painful. This morn- '� Mr. Davitt, has had consultation with T , tbs Aoly Fattier said ' alarm. A yo' g b6y escaped to" nection wil ' - the new and"vice ver8a, will be Started so6ner-than ,
I . I . a 'inued the C -her. for were.o6ntempl&tea flom tbs ,west to east, ,
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ing gave a lock of hi bai.r au& some flowers Mr.� Parnellc and they � oamer to 4. complete y. I un er o . of � . - . I '
, to n K. y , : to Ing, ,,The Irish -have alviays been: uo'� 'remained fo' the city Charter. - - . � � - '
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I - � . . ..ad I requesting him'to hand them Agreement regarding the Imalinei in which led- by - the � another house, where he r . I was expected. ,The.only little temporary . .
, . to his mother. 'Before death- he repe4ted the . I I � . priests and it .in to restof the- night. Shortly 'after t .. . I - I -
. the Agitation in Ireland Shall be conducted I ' I he pro- . Mr. Greenway, in the, L
, . . roll, ise,he made to his, mother, that be would ' ill not,g6 to America, b � 11 hoped- the priests and tbs people cossibn started from 'the house Mrs. o6al Legislature .dr&w6libk to the Gramd. Trunk � will.be .
. hereafter. Davitt W . yeste2ray to xe-ena'ct' tha�t they will, 'have to' withdr4w the Fall-, ,
� My. no� statement brIette egard,inythe mur- - I W1 Always be. United in. Ireland.' More- ,,, *ith"drew the Bill I I . I I
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. I., .. d6rs . . ,r I r � ", � , I but will remain at Yoroie -to carr� ,out : the over I the HolV Father Said. and appmared Bromley contrived, to get the gag..Out of the in .Son & Northw,oBtern Railway -man sleepers, in the.,wpi,t, but ;iiii ,that -
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.. O� tbs 19th of- April Kellyw,asarraigned for programme. -I : � . I . I . her mouth ard.,uttered some pierclug� charter, disallow 6d. by tbs Ottawa auih6ri- will soon be, compensated for. . ,Arrange-
� . . I betpre Judge O'Brian, at the Green� Street' 'Ther I �gra tified,by.tLe'facC thaf the agitation in I . . - . I 1,
I trial _ , a one crowd around . I ,shrieks, which greatly,alaimed some ladies I " ments-are already, perfected and, in -opera- - -
. . Court House, on the chatgo of being concerne , I a �was axt enoina Ireland is surely'subiidilag. The letter of . I ties last y�ar., Pre*asure at Emersoli on.
: in the PlacenixTark murders.. meoisrs; Sullivan th& Old Bailey, and ithe court was'Jammed. �who were ahting.up With 'a sick friend . .the protioi6rs of the e4terprise resulted in tiob for through express -trains bbth, saW , L
I I . t, ,the Propaganda is bbiiI4 implicitly obeyed ' . I �
i " 1 , and McInerney were"appointed by Ahe Court to special precautiops'Were taken to Preveii, by tbe'--Blihopa.and tho-'isople. J should but, na,turally enough,', the Y�. did ,�� not the'abandonment of the measure and Went, -cohiiecbio s' bein made at �. .
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;�, - diBtu'rbance., It 1. I -1 I -The dity� Council will teai down tb ' mch, au �
, . . con" wn , - v6nture oub to .investigate.' Others. were Detroit. with ential and
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lolet.tbe defence.of the priaouer A jury wag iB.stated that, th6 Cro �. �'Will I i I I - angry -discus- the �tg Q
. . I - � as a witness. I I Dg y see a cessation of -o badly soared; bu� the screamB,were so ' I [ ' "W �vith-the New York C, I
P, then sworn in. � One of the 'members was a Par ,, r,,, 0,t
nallite. :The evidence of the witnesses for the accepted Wilson . "Sion with *iallivbb stifferas the Irish suffer. al- I 9,11i recently .built at a co . Suspension -,'- ''
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Cropvn was mostly a repetition of --that given in The . Court of Common Pleas. -bas "fused � quickly - silenced' that tbose who, were it � at of �50'000; Bridge.7 One of. the moat'impittad . i An a - ,
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I the cases of Brady �-and Curley. J&iues Cerey: , � I The , Iloly..Father - Warmly expressed. his awakened by them concluded that nothing . And . I -halogo -to Toronto . ,
swore that the cons at6rs had reoofved,ta'mur� to dedlare any c.andidAte 61actea councillor best wishes .for Ireland, - and said ,,I feel . ture to cost -$125,000�' They Will Also erect ,cheering features. of tbs c
der Col. Hillier andTl for the, � ward formerly repregented. ,by now .and Bhall morb'serioug was the matter th%n some ,of �.1- I be .the fact tha� . I
: r B urke in couseqfien ce� of . ' I �. two public ma -:t-bne'at -�yf '&I'd M,intreal will . from
-, - an article, that, appeared in the Freeman's Care �. f , it has no evi, . ever continue io,,feel the. the occasional outbrieB of t9e kinol, previ- h - , Aets , -the east ,end I four to�Ave.'hours 1UL he 'tiM I �
sy, the in ormer; -aS . deepest Sympathy With the Iiish- people, t a city-,, at a co9lF&w6.000. Debentures . . t an of -the day I
I . I . . val speaking of the, desirabilityof a thorough . � - _ . * express:b6th ways between those great-
Jou? dence that a �acancy!exists. and especially with the Irish ,tenants, and , ouglv alludedlo, And soon dropped 'uslee ' p r�will be issued to cover the outlay� -, I . . ..
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I change of officials at Dublin. Castle;, which has � � Limerick advfces state that tbe,disc6n. � again, to.thiuk no 'more about the noise, I � I � Z
,become an Angean stable. Onthefollowitgolay,' 11 an long sA'the Irish or aiiy nationality talie .1 I commercial cities. will be saved, The' - -,
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. . . aftercalling a few more witnesses, the Crown tent in this Surrounding fartisibg districts Inoralmeans; su6h as the, law, permits,'Of � till the event of the night h - a ' d become the . ,� , morning train from Toronto Will not leave I
announced that their ca � 'a r' ' f s , . of, police are -talk. In - additiori:. to, the �pergonal tbs appointment o Mr. Ardagb, formerly
-- . I The case so was closed. ' ' continues. L ge - orcei -i -as town I . that City until, 8 o'clock, and will, arrive' �
. �nce was then opened. I advancing. their psrtriotic.ca el"Ishould of Toroutband -Barrie, new Deputy . I . �
-for the defe �empldyediii protecting boycotibiga persons I I - ' tarring and. feathering, the front of the h,ere at 71 p. , m., or '
Hellylsbrother was their first witness. He teo�i-: I never for'a moment think )it necessary to e , -Attorn ey. General of the Province to the . . perhaps 'earlier.' 'A '
fled in support of the, claim of an I alibi tbat be and . watching�, 'promises, made vacamt by . . ' pr mises was also considerably, d E6u bed -with similar change . will be introduced - ,
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� was in the- company of We prisoner on the 6th Of evictions, and which -the farmers cannot interfere."' The Cardinal oontiDued�.--The� . tar; end this spectacle. was tol many per- batch � as -County Judge for- the neWEast- from. Montreal to Toroyat'o. This is. -a, - .
� I I Pr pagandaW letter was not even"inten ded I ernJudici-ai'District, including the city ot - ..
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. May n4ticed to- take Up , Matters could their way to .church, in .the .
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� ., the day the murders occurred, �On dross- . be J : A. Oa rebuke or r�eproach 'to the Bishops., It -, ,. . . I I 'g' �
, examination of the witness his ovidericalcon- I 11.1� � n , Large . I I morning, the first intimation of ,What had � Winn . eg. � . . .1 . I I ' beyotid-all quest�j
-flicted with that given - by the emPloyqi of the , scarcely -. be. more u satisfactory was simply issued as a fatherly warn- I 11, ip , 1: . �., . Shown �oii -Alat thi's great -
, ds of tracts of larid, are running to waste ior want � I taken place a few hours before. Tlia Vail Yin And ravines atoub Sussex, at Canadian enierprise is capable of - ac.com, , �
. soner. Tho defence, called four frien . . . ib`�, showing them � into what pitfalls , 6 . .
. rally, MI of whom swore that th6 prisonerl' was -of care and cultivation. , - I In the fdrenoon-and, indeed, throughout , tbs forks of, tlie.,.Qu'Appell6and .Along the plighing. This improvement, I and authorized ' �
. � they inight ,be led * by Some who, uent, passing ! Shores of Long- i I
in their company, at tbe tiriie Lord.Fred6rick : A D ublin despatch says. the Gove�yument under coy , er of testinaouig�l subscriptiolis, the day -the, unusually freq " - 1 ,, Lake, abound with cherries, to say, will be introduced immediately,'an * � .�
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the -informers I . by of small groups of. persons to the High pluma, strawberries,- raspberries, goose- the authorities here are � I .. ,.
-fost6ring-possibly mu , but � 'ad attracted 'attention ; berrios audiants. LThese riduBirbegb1d .. instead of - being a loss to :, the Grand -
Ono of the witnesses called by the defence to liAB. dealt liberally with seemed to be rolei . � persuaded that
a an alibi testified that he went to 111`0�u "x through, WhG111 the Pbwnix Park murder School grounds'h va
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I . r.'Z.with Kelly on Sunday, Ma,y..7th(theda;y convicti . ons were Secured., The only penalty" 6ert&i11lY'UI1la*fu1 agitation ' and -interfer- but it was Bup 02 i I
I after the .murders had been couimitted),,' and I I i0g with individual liberty. The letter of , posed that the.'recent pur- plants are I out'now in blo6so. ,' and the Trunk, as some ,think, the change 'will be', .
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tbat both of them, made bsaminiaion'of.the: inflicted was'theobligation to quit the coun- th ob me by the Lacroasklub of groun, ime- ,.fruits are,.Fjs�i to -be delicious. Thi - ..
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. . - The submission of . a Pfopaganda did not',foibid ,agitation at diate,ly adjoining, atil'the preparations for of the, . Northwest certainly seems, adapted ke?l upto the demands of the, public,'ind . I .
. blood stains on the ground. tky� for ever, an obligation whichmost of public meetings, nor forbid, a priest attend'. � r. yi
evidence having been concluded, Mr. McInerney them c6tbider an advantage. The first to go ' � I axiDg it up,' accounted\for the,ubco'mmon . for fruit- S tber� 'are numberless ng upon iheir-own 46cial resources,,
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made the closing arignment in defence of Kelly. were Jos I I I .. I ng and Voting at meetings so,16ng as4hey - manifestation of excuraiona-o&ai I Sunday to valleys agrow'in" a . 'will ba more. efficient , in .ever I' I I ,
I lybe Judge then delivered big charge, and tbb eph Hanlon, Michael Kavanagh. . I - . I .d b vihg a southerly slope - . . t , , -
� Jury ernoon,.' and' Joseph �Smith, who oubtedly �re- made no violent 'speeches, b6t tsed'their hat vicinity. . . . . i- -1 , And, cut from the � north than h6retofore.' The Great Western offi- , .
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. ., at aiquarter,to 6 O'clock ill the aft I � -und iLfluence to calm the angry passions which ,It . . . � I � i, - . 1.� Irely pr.tecited I � . . I . *
I . retired to deliberate on their verdict Thejury,, ' I I : . . cials who were: a
I I after rexuaining out soi:n6 little tiihei returned'to. oeiv I Col. some money consideration, althotigh rage At sucli'datherings. -� They are not for, : The.Mercury does not give any reason .minds'. , . : � , . . . . - . . � , I . , I . t the conference.left b.y the , � .
. � the court -room and announced �that they -were .Whether it amounted to much, or only pas�. bidden -by the Propaganda, nor does - tbs ,Wbich could have led to, this outrage, but. it. . Minnedosa, is agitated with the bonus , night ek.press for their homes. The Chicago '
I . � 11 unable to agree, �. ,. I :,, .1 I I 1. . . 1, Sage mohey;�'hds:not -been announced.- - Holy .Father forbid. them utt hints that. 'when -the �: matter comes in to: queation.� .i . . I ''.. . . . and Detroit men are Still . here,bat ivill take , ' .1 -
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. . I . I I IpS SICCOND TRIAL. � � Mottley, thebatter, who positively idefiti- ings, ' The.qu6gtio higher court --as it probably will, Br6mlgy'liaving - ember of Nokqua �s Government their departure to -morrow for the West It . .
. . ally was placed. o " big life the , . I n is far broader, - ward -for the. capture a any of . One in Y , . I i . I
I n trial for , I 'offered a re . , , 11, : -'great eneigy and .�deter; . I I
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X . fled Timothy Kelly, has received $2,000And. 1 simpler I been . state is, a Jludes � I igiI6 secret that I.,
secondtib:ieouApjjl23rd. A onannamedGlyn, hispassage ]money; 'With.him went Neale, � tbs ol' his'persecutWrg�some- Scandalous details . . I . - Initiation onibe ps;rt of all connected with ' .
who identified Cg,reyat the inquiry in Kilmain- I With persona- and - politics Holy , . .11. : 1. . I : � Amine"of bog --iron ore bas-beeh found ,
� - . : Jas.. Murray. Emma� Jones and' the park Father -has I I will be -*made public.. � I I I . .1 . . I tbe� direction of the Grand'.Trunk has been � ..'
, . . him Courc. House a -i , a man whom bet ,ra in nothing .to do, :but it,'was' . . . �. � . I ' Braidon �hills, which assays 450 to the e � g this unforseen'9mer- I , .
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1 Phoenix Park ori'May 6th idst,testifledtli . gardener,- Ja;ues Huxley. Itis'now'known . . I—— I . I '' . . .1.. in I , . mploybd inineetin . ,
. . four men in'tbe Parkbil. the evening 6fthatdayw � his duty to show tfieway of true mori0ity T . I I . . i I I � .
f them. On the,follo.y7ing that Neale. and Huxley received �1,000 ' , HE BUIDGE AMID - TUE VICTILTI.S. toll. , I , � � gebey or Btroke of ,the Ainericanrgilway � I
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.but Kelly was riot Ono o I to those who were in danger of fe'rBaking. , I � I .- . . 1� .. I I I
day the witnesses who teatified. at the former each. , The others were- � paid something,.. it. ' The letter I applies to all Catholics I. . t. .�. . . . . I There are 760 ' Indiana encamped around king. If. that I magnate or his ab'attors . : , � �
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. Ui.1 an alibi - repeated- their tes'tiniony. probably ,n6t',much less.' Itigthobghtthe I . , Traiel on.thei �.Great. sltructure'�I*teadlll 'Maple Crbek in the neighborhood of Moose think, they have got the insidk; of the Cali-- .� -
. . Mr. = McGowan, who some - years, ,ago . . .. irreBp(ictive.of 'nationality. It',may be ... I -Pecreasing-WidovsW 'ffit6riem. � .' I . I �, I . . '. . � � ,
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- contested a seat in the House of Com- . . mile ; al�d the . studied by .Americans,' Australians ,and Although tbb.*eather torday in c6 ' . i !I I only just to.say that,. .the lauthorities here � - � ,�
I mons' for the� .0bunty Leitrino, . was called as possible, the, det dentina � . mPar'- : A site iW to be Selected; for' A, Roman I . .. . .
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I as a - witness 'for Kelly. His � evidence 'also I tibas . of he. 'Itibrinoirg, have b ept Irish with equal profit. The Holy Seeneilther son witlithat of -the past -�wb dayab,as been . I I . � . f at that they are in 4 position to hold theJi'r� �
I ,, t to prove an alibi. Altogethe . r fifteen � wit- �. has Acted nor �will act under thapr6s&urei of delightfully cooil-on the Brooklyn' Bridge, I ,Catholic Church, at'Mool3e law and hopes el . I . I
'.. . a !or' t also'. It is Sa3d that some , of. the ,� - I ' h successfully: .against anything that �<'
. , wen . . I . I . � . Any. foreign Government whatever." The are there'foinidd of a. resident priest being' Ow . - I I (
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—.' . IlesEea testified in �favor of the prisoner's claim el 6 know to what'point.they ' . the number of people' ,��ho 'Crossed to -day appointed., i, . I may turn up... '
ofan alibi. The Judge, in sumbfing up,the'next emigrbuts did not - . . 11 I They make no boast, but
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- . f emo � I �W.ere bound unti a Bumn - I . . Two wealthy Englisb� gentlemen .from I , . I �
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� I IaL a. .1i"bi. 6 coiiA.:and -announced I U ' lut'o, no.politi6al business, an&on nothing . even yesterday,when the traffic wassmallei, ,.Sheffield have bought'a ranch . South � of ,. teus. - . I � I.,
I short time, returned.t . 11 r of cases: of suspicious deaths which � I ! confidence in beiDgmasters of ibe.situation. . . . I
that they had been, unable to agree on w-verdibt. . " conne6te'dwith the subject discussed. Th Ose �aw,:aud lutend'to make it. for five
. .1 . They wore sent back to reconsider their veidi6tJ h '' d ,duringthe past few�years, I e - thanonany'other day siime� tbs -Opening of - MO I .1 aoi happy to state that Mr. Hickson's in- � , .1 .. .
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especi�lly theca . � . I - K ., isposition- is' not peribus--it probably � I . .
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. in her next. The correspondent, ,, arc estimated that the tolls 'Collected. from pedit one, king generally ,: aiisigs from the overwork�-wh .1 .
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ti )and reporting that they,. could not . agree, I , Who, died a fortnight �af�ter , S! , to I I ,- . icli he and tbs
� . W a discharged. I . , Jacobini and directed his aiteiki7ti', o the . .
, Or ; ONC:e,mow. � . . � : .-the 1 j�hconix Park murders. From � dis- � . pedestrians for, the whole tw6nty-four hours. Sincethe:complef.ion of. the dam on the' head'g'of departments are. sd often com- ' - ).
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. � : 1. ARRAIGNEP' � int�erview bola, recently with 0§41liva ,-the t..d,,y...-will-be-lesb-thaii-5.lb,o-;-.-t�ai--'froua- -Plum,Creekthere-bas,been -splendid-41 - -pCll-adt-0g6- - - 1, - I ---
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.. cfa kes -�b ' iiihorities-do- - -Vi-e�i'&ent of —the Nati6naI-11-nff--L�agUe- 'the, waggon road I will big a little more. The 'ing. the fis'b can come, ;down from� Oak. � . I I
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oflastmonth. Jitmes Carey, the informer on I The Cardinal appeared much g'ra6ified by toidlolail boat of the bridge to the corpora-.. Lake - but 'ire , unable to ascend the &am, -� -. � .. - . .
- witness',istimol, swore I I I . . L � I '.1 . . �,
that reason UbWiSSiVaL . I winwD OF � ILI[ Vic. ... -111 I
. . I?eing called to, the, 9 ex'cep'ti alleged for the poisoning is that he Sullivau!s a , Attitude,, -And pro- Y � . I � ' - I . I I.. I . I
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I every one of tbs Inviricibles, .with th ion inadvertently op_0ned a letter addressed to , � � � , tions- of N ew Yor k .cit� and Brooklyn, inj� going back, po'just below, the water, slide is � I I . .. — , :. , I I , I � � , , ,
. ofJoe Brady, had offered to turn informer mised to bring the matter under the notice' , , I 11 . .1 h , -' lj� . . , .
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. I - Tynan, ,Wbor wis �itaying . at Jury'6. hotel., Pop ' L .,. . elusive of iritereSt, is over $2fibd.' I where most of them are caug t. ,.. , A Brantford- Woman Wrilies to extroy I
. Carey said that be was the last man who offered . , . : .of the e. , . , . 1. � ;;:: , I I I I . I I � , . � L
. totastifyagairistthe'prisoners. Joseplillablon;: Jury discovered tb�Lt the letter contained , I I . I . I The work upon the- railroad is progress- 'a . It La" -1 I : �
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a olbheriiaiormer,eoiirirmod'theeVidenco'given directions in. regard. to 'a, secret society. � - , , I I I .. . Ling rapidly, and there 'appears now to be Kittso', who'eeeaped from ''the ainallpo?c :� , - --.--- I I � . . � �
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n A WATHEILIS iLONG . VIRGIL.. � : 'littl6�lelt to ac� bh but t6cleak�up the h - n I I The suicide inania, seems to have reached . ., . 11, . :
by. Qarey and KaVanagh� to the effect that- . - 3ompli �
, ,the - rode Fearing the voilge�nce of the haemboxg of . , . - Capital in.W.ihnipbg, was found tour or I Brantford.' Mrs. Tillison, the . w � idow of .
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- Kelly wag one of four men who , the -the society, Jur Biird�ed 'the letter. � A. - . I --, �" ,--. ". ,,, , . � I . five m . il . on northweatof the City . .L , ' A milk- tbs unfor I tunate lunatic',Who died in th - I
1, L on Kavans,gh's. cgr� on the. evening y do I . triclia'ud start the rolling stock.. '� � . . I
� I Wave ming Over the Dead Body ot Mis - ' move ' . 11 . I
.. I, I. Fhcenix Park �murders Were, committ8d. 'Tbd wi%itei,�.h6Wever,,ibformocITy�n4n that.Jqry. , It havilig-bgst spggested,��that,A . .. - ,man first B�Lw. -tha. object in 9,. 'swampy � . . . . I 0 � . , 11
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� . nextda,y-thetkidl was continued, tba�'evldence . ' " . r lor Nearly -Five'.19on. tbs. , m6ut should,' be sdt�ou foot 'to -Kid those I . . 11 , ". London Asylum -!w few: weeks ago - has, � '. ,.': -:
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. ii�cl,,r�ceiv6d�.,%letter.f6tbim. ItIathought : ... Parghtel I . ' * " ,place,r abd1bfokmed:.Ahe � Search party,.and-: ' y lost no 'time- lnAo`o2n`gup I -11 %, " .�:,
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Urye - , tigS-:L were on'tobonnoitering-a w itespeckon the.
.. th 6y,, he.'J ,removal rag thouidecidedL, ' 6 � " ' ' A Hartfdrd,:Confi,,- espa c says : This' Who'lost their '-�re�d, winn'�gr3 or'whb' ' I nt '
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I . aury delibeiated'fdr an hoUr before they brought ,The'' Quakers L residing,, Lin . Irelabd.L ba 1� remains: *,-Of:. 'N L . . 11, 'prairie' wai , � . I L 'L L''.
L ve I . pacitated from,wbilkliv the-acciddut.o - S."; distinguished. 'Approaching. h,,,ba d for on May'-�12)tth. laigti: she was, ,.��, ...: : ,
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. . 6 , Brewer-weie interred in � � marble L oarco� L .the. Brooklyn-, Bridge,,a Telegraft'.reportet �-uegrelr,;the -body - .. -1. I -11 --- 46�Lcne-46ae Weal butAbeir- r -
I in th ir :verdict. The judge sentenced': the dty�Doni)gal'00 L I Was discovered, And the, ilu&;krin
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prisoner to babs"aged Ob:.JUnd.bth.'.1`On.Lbei , ng�. t fd igiributod in Cou eC phagUS construct�d in the ly ' made- inquiries . ,0 -day , doncerifing LtWo , party, I I n ordert L o avoiddank6r, approached Bi-, I I; I �
. iseed potatoes, thus relieVingth , L S, . ard I", ling . ph ,. , 6Y , : ,
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I I . removed from the do :L Xaili�'flaid'� " I L am' innb- IL I I 2 her father ,LS h .on a in E &at - HArtf.i2cli"Th. � .. I.. � . I . � I L . domeatic'.relaii" d ' f b _ L - "."
cent ; thank you; my. Elord." ' He, also. expressed: distress of three thousand families, in that . I dowp Created, b , ons, ,o not seem to'be o t e _
' I ' the' disastisy , � The I 'L f, ' , I I fi 12 , - , --
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L � 'L. - exertions in �C61 Ity.g L L . - .1, I L I Circumstanobs: of -..this-- case,,-Arb, I-sad,and widow of George 'binith,.the'L tj� k �' ... I . . obaracterifwh.at t e . neig I ., . . ., :
. LL' , his thanks -to his-c6ungel-1or-,their in . jm . %, " 11 . . '... ".. - I '. 1. 1, I 0 mail, � bodylo'la'g� 'e4gl6, feawthig.' its' �' boys 886Y is Correct, and we,bave no reason. , . ,�
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. . his behalf, and i3aid'he hoped they might Rve' � . %, , - ' liar. Mihs-Brews'rwa�'tho 16-year�old .'.was killed L onthe bridge, resided'at the. L . elf on tbeL I
I ' ' .' L I A last (Sunday). nilght's Londori'cAble- pech . I- I .Who i . . fleab,flewaway. LOUiSlKittSOU,W1lli8,M�S, -coritrary-bat,6�c;�ugi 1 3- . to;- , -%, - -,- I ---�- L -
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1�� � . I , I . I � L . gram I bYL . daughter Edward Brewer a loading time .of her husband's death. at' No. 41 by I I L - body, know that'the husband is of sAivital uatireL .
� Says: � The banquetgiven in honor of _ , . , L I L. � other,'was the first to reach the L
I I ;6. I Citizen of -this place. Sh6'W&B-the,iddl�of W,AttB,street;: but bar destitution haig-sinbe I In, .
. i' I . . I "��L' li 'I, ' � � L Senator Jones, �:of Florida,, the4rish . I and- as he recog zed his brother , he burst I 1. � 0 .
ath, I& : I I I L and given 'to great outbursts of passion 1. I .
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. Be on, t C a . � : her father, .whose whole life Seemed to be. compelled,, bert. go Lto the home of her: into tears. : Tho.body was'almosiL unrecog., whether he has a reason or otherWiaL e � . Two� ' ..
I . I � L . . I . rueu�bers of Parlia;nient on Saturday night . ' d__bL .... .... A_ 'k--.-.L-fW 'L 0 '
I A Mgt (Friday) night's Chatham de I I wrappe up -in er. . .wee or . 0 before fat . I
.. .1.�tch wa.''preBided over by Mr -Parnell."' Most I . her, Mr. Minnerty, at Eighty-Bixth, nizable. ',One ear and part of I I - L I
says: Last bight about 11 G�clock a young o. 6, Christmas '� she was .takenL Sick, and, thg� face Children by,her first hugb�nd r'eBide.with, I
-of-the-Irish mei:nbers of Parliament' were �' - � - Street and Second avenue. She has ,four were :daten� by an eagle. The,bodywas Mrs, Tilligon, abd her new found � husband, . . . . I I �,
man -named-7Sylveste, After 9, short illness, died. On her death- eldest .
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. at the railway station here under circum- esent. The,prindipal toa9ts'Were L ' children, tue: 11 y6aJS ''and Lthe lying oirthe�right L bide with tb6 legs',A I . . ew 0 ought -to � � - .
death � "The ' -rb � ' -8ho'hi-i" � i , � torn, badly puffea and Swell' .� L
I L pr - . bed She expressed a " L her' r ,. Of yptingeat 2QL bc I . . K8,wn: And it i6said by thos' h know
stances sufficiently, doubtful to �wanabtj.tbe IrlSh. At � hdbib�",aiia, -abroadl"� I'll-Sonaltor I I I ontha�.'old. , as never up . an.., Tbs tbatL Wesley, &ats 'tbs �' a h' ' � ' t
. . b6i being L t' i 'o, the groi�nd,,:i, and "t, L loge At& fae It L an _b6a,jl, - ef6l' - -- -/A
ding of an inquest, ,which commenced at 11 i >had any ... other occupation thati: that "of , f�� t . d.. In in a am4 -
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Jones " And "I Alnerl6a.". : Senator Joues L'P'4'L into, a: ,th&tL 4h'6�,Le' Ould jai � 13 wore pbrfectly 6lack,.-::. . I - ue:", �'IW .10
s. in. to -day, Dr., Br4y,presiding From tbe'evi- . . L I I L I . . her. father -, promise fi, I � . eas map r fact-elyer'SInCei,", '
. . . dence given by his �Lrother, & workman on',the IB� a iiative, of Dublin'. I - . � e , I attending berch�ildreu, and theref ' looks as, if be -had laiw down, to sle6j. Tbs th - ' ' ' Weplek- has i�biiged, . the. :' ' L T
iving for t or", head wag lying, on - the - right arm. , The air marriage . . I I I
. notbe. In spite of the' entrea;U4 kna'per.. badly qualified to make 96 1 be. I
sawing machine, Cloonan was standing by a flat Xr. Gl , statement in the . f L . . 1. �
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. L car on the switch at the west end of the statidn, Hougo Of Com ' dailious f his frie 8 And 1761' tiV8B, 11.6' ''and or herself. . I . body was covered only bYL a nightshirt, '.-i' ay night
while the aebommodation Arain was being : sta,11C - Me
I . Be of Mrmong in rcg�r - d - oclined to � . . I , Mrs. O'Brien, whb66 husband, a delivery 'badly to,ttered, and lyinj in M'..slight,'hol- . ad the neighbors ' informed , - � .
shun . ......... ' � I . allow the remains to be ta,ken I - 1, - 'be', airippe& ;
I., � ted. His brother had tleft dee6"ed about. F rii-gt.n . Visits to Rome - .L i .I,g reporter
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. . the length of & car when' he heard him hollda; has givOn'grem i ' - �,.g u from the. house. The .corps waS dressed ---W- - the � depth of 'four, inches , '.. � I
. . ati.f io to the Vatican. ., - clerk.M.Pi,er 39 Noirth Rivef, a6--Rlso low., Water' to hi,wif,.,fLal1'hb 'lothingand'otherwise, .' '
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. . I running back he found deceased, lying between Mr. Err I About toL lea've'Rome for" 'for the grave c Iosed in a handsome killed, resides at No. 88 Laight strebt,. She covered a quarter of an acird of land �. bur-
. I , - L I L I ' ill-treated her,. ,' . Sri'ucee her marr'iage'w'ith.',,. ' ,
. the two tracks, and--�in,:'relJly�-to-,hio-br6-ther- E, ' 1, , I— -e 0 �to coffin, which - was. placed 'in the parlor. 'also has, fdur chillren, girls, the oldest rounding. TfieLabarchpartiesmuAtbave been I
- ag ani . � H �Will-b giietl-K-ftiv, I . . . Wesley her life Seem's to have, been 'intoler ' L
deeqased said he had been hurt, on the stomach. a . ' 12' year6,� and the youngest .18 montlig. of _the .L . .. I - -
I I He only spoke again to say several times 11 Lord Audience bjAhe Pope' before he goes:,, I Every day An undertakeyvisited the house, within half a mile. of. body, but rising bl I � .. egday last She ballad iipon -. - ' �
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have mercy;".and died in :o� few minutes. The man named John Grant 'Mackay, L When - ground I 8; a' an 'L . . . , � , 'A , , '. .* ' phj,c" .
. , A . . : age. - She'has no ernployni�ntand : - ftid�'lit fibral.view. How,- K� " C6 boine street, iuggist and, Bed , ,
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. ,ac a 0 . u L go d - ' - -'-'-' tit- -If, . I --- � a a 8 W * night through the ..' ! . ,.: � �
I . 'witileBaLguppoEied'bi$L:brother hiid'beew. Canglat, I --f -h- - � . ,remainws� The unhappy- 'father refusedto a9kedWb6th rsh6-h dfri nd she'replied, I ,. P�n,otificb-'bf'-I�tidanurn,-�at'id'1 hurrying home,'" .
I i. . 0 aving a quan I yo explo*Bivea . . - I I a - I . alked,five imiles,that
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: L I . I. . .- I I . 11, msesBion,.haa b becomforted. He gatbyt e'co " Plenty; �but much as they
I . I — '' I �, - In 18, P( 'L, . eenL arrested -here; 7 .. . . 1 68, *it"- - Woollowbd�about.tbie�'AJ:ia ahaif,drablams, :, I'L I
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I � long, and it was I tY that Can do to care"for lthema6lves.",- The baby -out boots or �,blothes, ,hefore- 'Ira oldim 16 a ,
, I I ,. . 11 I �t � . . I ,. HIS Case � haig beign rigmanded for a week. 'With great diffic�ul . I Y I tr9i I ,
I . WBIR Q-[�ZIi;N; Am"', -JOUN BROWN. - .. I too large a quantity to produce the e . . I
.. . I 11 .1 � I I . :L' ' ' '" ' I The'airestis important, becausethe di � h000Uld be'p6rsiiaded to, Snatch. evens g sick,And thd.second'elddsi littlegiri, -h6 � dib in a inysibry. A amalIpbx ambul . ff . I
I .. 'A, , , ; L � Te. t i0e, . . . . "'" few momenta L for his meals. :, Iil�'L tb "'. . I ' I I . -Bent-out . i &Eio6 desired, � - The Urifo'ktonAte � woinan then � I 11
. . I � . 1� Mer otojeaty at tbe Dead Ghilliels, C ra .r :police have recently received numerous, , j. 'L :' ' L , 8. was iuJured at tbs bridge, hL 6 recently left was A@B-afternoon to b i �hc pro' ... .. . . .1
I - 1, a I ,� I" ,pared, herself for, death. and."went to �� . L, ..
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I :1 � � L L ,L m L , . I menaces., . � . ,, earlit � evaniug.he .generally rq, Ired,tol,, 4, aho8pital. �,Herhead is well',Psp.Ad.,XrS. bod,v for interment ab St. -Bonif=� " i d' ' ithodt.111f.rm . Ing any person of! what,. -
. � - 4 LoniiL'c.biegra Says : Queen Vic- , - . ,, . I � ' b
, , I L I I I Ott Ccr . En btit,�f about inidnight arose Again';; dre god O'Bri�p " but sh4;seems 6: be queer since-,-- ' ' L , � I
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' The'residen'ta of tba t own of r have- he b i -Ai Ve ' 11' ver;� bad seen '
, � -1� 1 re riautoWiiadebroiiithe�.22�ci.inst. ,,Bk by, � lying 'in harbor here ' g- himself and, returned to big Vigil.. - 'A61 ad' the ' ac6'ident. be , remembers, illotfii". I � a ad o . i ey 130D,L how6 .
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� . . The state concerts at,Backingliam Palace, 9 iCCbf'tly dr(Assea to' the inanimate'form Words of ab � ,t L kno Ug 'raised ,. a: Dominion Day celeb a, ,ber tb,ke something from: a bottle, and after ". 11,
I .... L . . 'hoisted at her , mainmaBt a Feltii" flag. I . -11 out it.,'an shodoesn. . W,that bet * t, , .1 d .'I " - ,. I �, . 1 . I . �
. I take, place jum 27th abdL' July 6th, ,but �. ,. . ;L . bis�mother bad gone to Sleep abd:Cbuid not - - - ,
I I. - '-dadioaringaffectign kissed the marble -lips, - ja;jh6 11 . L I L. . toni': L 'L 1 ,., I I -.1
. . . . The'll was'green, With a White crobs","in" y 'is dead.", ": � .L .1 . I . L. . 1 . .. ... .
. . Her Majesty 'declines to honor them!: by� : 119 . I :' ]gi�g, be awakened he iif
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I : and pmsed his land across the. brow� .4 What prospects have you�? I L ormed: a neighboring - . ,
� I . .., . �, the, Contra. - At the, same time She was is � I At Rapid City, Mi. Armstrong if; brix - . .1 .
I her UPrineess Beatrice will I L Whou'dayligbt came be. rettrned,to-b re .1 . . I in300piga flrom� Ontari6�. He wilf,build ladY,. who with �otbers endeavored
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. . , flying &,amo,ll .English. flag. at her f6reUiast. ,.. I , . , f . .... .. L4- . I ,; k his�mill-.,-: . restore- bey to-, bon sudss;� but without � " - � - �
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. represent her:�,at`the Concerts. , N6twith- bed for a few hours, and then 0 go , 'Poo h axge�pens an goiou L I
" . I Tho,F�bglish Consul Bent. a.me1sa6nger to , . I I . . 1� I r enough," She.' Big ed. , .11 1 don't . ! I I . Ten h* after I , L
delicate nervous . � Y .U, 11 I � , , ' avail. Cure 6be'had taken 'the'
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- standing ' tbs ,, Queefi's through the Same programme � � iS, encamped b6t Maple,Crbek., I wag paeoitg and Was called!
I . I order the captain to lower the green Lflag - know ,what we'll do." L ! BLig Beat , 'lodges" ths, POPUlat L dose Dr.'Nicho . � I
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. .1 condition,Bhe drove within an hour of !her but the messenger met, witV rough' treat' nigbt;'from tlie� time of-herdeath until, Mrs. James,,a fellow tenant of . Mrs. Theie. , ire' 280 ion 6f. . I .
arrival: at Balmoral, with the Prinelfiss' ' bout the middle of April, ihese.strange a�b6ut 8, d applied the necessary restoratives. I
� I . mont' on the v6seel. The - Consul L then a Smith, at Watts street, sai'd'thAt a gentle. -which amounts t6 QOQ liidiisns. Re. '", an 1.1;
Beatrice, to Crathie kirkys;rd, for: !tbs PrevioUB to 'this, however; the unfortunate . ' ,
- purpose of ins I pe6ting John l3k6wn's gra:v'e. * summ-ohed the aggistance of the 14pa,nigh- -actiona,wbre kept, up. . Atabaut.�that time 'inan from Brooklyn called therie a few days cently a hand of American Indiana, crossed wom�,4'waB', greatly purged and'-y6mited. .. I
I I � - - and ' Mr...'Brower's health .broke down, and he ago and .Said . that it a Subscription were' 6veri10 this side audeilblp 112boTses. The . , I
I She, has since paid a special,. -visit to 'tub coast�guard,' eventually a party ,of greea to tbs removal . of the remains to a . I . . I and was inade very, we&i by 'her own set" - . ;�i
I h,' -I armed Sailors boarded the 'vessel and a , ' ' ' started for the Bufferare h6would,hpad the Moumted:PolicQ are in,pursuivand hope to" -of .
.house built. for Brown ,At, Balnac oi e 11 . � the objectionable flag. �An inquiry vault" to 'lie constructed , on � his oww list Wi I I .. . I I - golf: destruction. -Branifor d Telegram i� i
. which she ordered . to be perms Al ' removed th $5. 1 � . � rea6ver tb's stolen prorarty. Another raid , - 7 .. , � _ _1 - � � . I I I'll -1-
. I .."'. Y ban been instituted into't)ie circumstances I I ' Mr. Cornelius 0. J. Craf , I I
. premises and easily accessibl6i j3o'tbkt he t, son,of;ihe late is! expected nightly. Shouldeuoilian attack .. .
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� closed. . I rl� . ''. . . I . . might still hold communion with his dead .William H. Craft, who was killed in the b I e made,tbe�po I li � ce Are determine'd to"give JD011,NG: PgNANCE. , , . � .
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11 . I I child. 'It is in this vaultj just - Completed, , ,p�nici . Qnthe..Ea4t. River,. Bridgeion,.Dacora- ..them -axeception that Will create a lasting IsItran. — � I , . � 11
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, I I I : I " . . . — I I lo , ... .,Doyle,.one of the Itivincibl6s, has been . I � . . '. � Ig � e Freak ot an Ot , tawn , 19an; � ..- —
--- -LLntcsxir*�1Lrelaa( . ! ' ,1, -libei 'iio�3�prifion--on-bail-7-H,ia-hemlth- -� trd:-d-a�-th-mt-litigtLti,pn-would * " n4be' -minds;----- . . , , .
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, I I to hold their annua , demonstration On , �the I . , � .� - .�, � " , .. :- I . . I .. . L I . ". , . ' tL I I . 1) ,� C, I . I
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. I 126h of July at I4mbeg L .1 . . I Gus Do Smith was seen on tbe.'stre6ts Ing _ a xe in his �hand 1,
A, whole family of Seven persons. has ! . ' MONOB., TO JOBIN B.RL1GUTi* A shocking wife niiurder has been com. bin ed movement for a test case,on the part , , And demanded to See one I
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� . in' . Roscompion ` by. theL I , — I . . , . I 11 I mitted at', Hehstyidg6, Somerset by, 9,: of the rela;tiVes of thoEW.who were killed or yesterd " I looking as if :there haol been . .
.. poisoned - I gnlJkCeu!: 'L L 'y , o fainil I I I . I
))eon & the in:,th On Rev. Father Sloane appearing, O'Don-' . .
" A�Xln beinoustrailon in Illonor of il Y. . w:L
. accidental Substitution of, arisenic ley soda: . young -man named George -White. e,bad' injurod. on the'bridge would be most advis- several a I I
I . . ! � the 41"alter Sin'tesman. � ' i'Who, VA�tho mattei" Gus?"' asked a� ,oghuesaidbe, as commanded by the Virgin . ' �
in. a Cake they.,had at. dinner.' . . ,been married to the woman but a few 'able��N.Y. Eoening'Telegram 6f. -Tune 81h.. I I I 1, . is . I I I
. . I L . I A: London, cablegram Says: The Bir- ria'aths. ' ' They '. liVg`d* . Very unhappily . I L friend. - 11 � . 1 1 1 . I. Maiy'to.cutoffoneofh fingerig�gponance I .
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o Mr. Thomas F, Curran,son of the late Mr., 0 1 - � I I f for a sin he had committied. goidd only Lhe �
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I . James Curran, Lot Fr , anane, Ballybaums o'ervibes of John � Bright as reprepentative I. . , rt. Une night recently lie, knocked her ' 4 if you shove that Cup oft - the�' tq,bl,�Pli and I am afraid somebody will find W." ' L placed his left band on tbe-tablei and , raiS�,
I I I . I has -been Bwb r n in a Solicitor of ihe, Ai � . . . I pal - . . I I I
.. . . I 9 inParliamen't for Birmingham 'for' over a' down,�stabbed her! with,a pboket-knife, and. wbipyou,'! said a; mother to her daughter. " I don't understand you., 1�41ioulol think ing,the axd he chopped off t1l'o little � finger , , .
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. Court of Justice iia'Jrelarid. , I I 11 , t 60 anottury Was be�bu to-Aay. ' A kicked her, hilling' hot almost ininnediately. , The girl aboved .,the cup .off: . "Pick UP you would want it found. . You ought to, before: any means could be taken to pie�ant�
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� Two Cows, the pTop,ertY,Of widow,Con- I pro .... Her body presented.- a Shocking spectacl that cup or -I'll whip yet good.',' -offer a large reward for -it." L . I I . Mini He -then avowed1in intention to,out, , . ,,,
., on of'dolegates frol,Lthe'vArious . . ,, I�d b9willing-now this in confidential-:- off � foot for. the'same isn' on, andwaA pro-,. I �
*'from Liberal: societies, a mile and a- halt in I ip. - 11 Go and sit- I , - . ' -- '
' . When apprehended thehugb&basaiAhe waB' did nDi'pick up the 9t - -, '- g,�if I'Ld be willina-w offeria��reward to4-thC-`hiAii' 06 -di- J -15-d --- - 1 � ' - * - -d- d .... I 1. I
V norB of Meenthens, some diotance hot at 11 L, ' - - The I q . I � . B I .
U '�rket, gtrayedin ft�L terrible siliow I a Ing o 6 sow en be as
.. - Nowm . - -length, pasBed-in review:' before- Mi.,-Brigbt A gory for What lie had done. '-," "dowii there or vlf;�ihi� you;" .
I . � I . . . I Y . 'who wduldn't,find it, for A it is found, it will the aie takeu� fr6to him.. O'Donoghn's, , , �
-. � .. storm on May L17612, and', Vr6re smothered in andpaluliddhim. One, of the.ohief features didn't go' And sit down. 1, Come here to . . .
�, � , ,, . , . ' .. � ' . ,as, the L presentwti"O' We l6ve"whaiwe labor for, though but,% . . be taketa t6la jewelligrysiore and have it whoseresidened could not be ascertained,'' --
11, � the grow. - - ... I of to-day'a celebration W n trot) ploint or a Wall we build. How me." .The,girl didn't come. "", Ain't you . . �
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I The Soo'io' 4nd.'s- hunt-' ofj'� gold medal t WeL i lor' whom we, ' � I I analyzed, -and then the worJol.,will ,kno : t d , '' L'
� I 11 I - . " ' - "''"L . . e L Otto � 'dear -the Uvalid care; the ash . L - 1. , . lit I ters, and that , � ,As drpsee - .
otyationB at the railway station where,.Mr, tn'To I I I that Ali is �not gold that g J I the, Btumip of his, injured finger W
11 ing grounds is, becoming an accomplialied ailin rtnev.,� or', the crippled child 1,7,What � ..." Yesau . , " . Under �&"' -- , f- L -� � L 111.11 L ... -
11 11 ' r V 'in6i,ningi-and-t-hrough. , -g.;pa no, ,Igot - only paid a dollar and a halt/tor it 11 He was afterwards taken rroBt , or
% ./ � fact. Mr. Trottek.6CN1`bdbniiu',o Jjeft.hCy_�ffrjgfts;t Li ca"tfils- Ne give� , binds hat we receiv,k.),, ,C No 'you're not. F 7 a great miIia to . . - . I
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f 1: 'I . W , t to I'� I I I . :: � i . , lunacy by policemen Thompsorl'and Proulx,�
.1 stern not wild, holds Idestb the, beat 'a d but the line of march, resembled -a roya . I I no hi u for telling me a. Story. Oughtn't � I I - ..
I I 11 . ' L I � Knowledge io that, which X virtUe W 'P yo . L � A little girl visibing.,Niagaroi oustody, in the county ja I. � , .
, largest b , untir g I coun Y 'in the wide World... .prbgreas.,.-The, routo :of. the procession, , I I L f with her and is now. in I . i
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I Mr. Forbes, of Callander, N. B., is !tbO which was five.mi so ong, I : i�u t4er.-Addison. , � . L 11 Verde, for you toll Stories. You sald . . ��
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elect 61, Kildare -, and now Captain Towers, Wit � I I 0 I . " yould whip me and you didn't," and She, the lallpi i . I — "" .
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- - . - - Clarke bas-decide4to,Lupdprt6,ke the,dutips r. . I . am a a ake to make so much suds 1. . I L, 'St iiey��,, Has , � .1
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1 ' Captain Maftaghtien's rCsjgdht4Oi6 ' -1 6yer l� vd th b6th the male and fetuale dud&- ''DIpplete ithout-P6 ring.. . . truth. . . . . . L I I I . sary-knowi " temper,. time.-Ffdtham..4 . �46 Xo, sit; sbblfj In already 11 I L
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