Huron Signal, 1868-4-30, Page 2" Peer Isabel "' maid KdwanL beading t !t the sapper -table et mother's, Can
roan to rYse her crow the around, when I Tttlttdt+,i out an th P'
d Frolrt wr Edna t f Monday.
she ley moaning with • gash in hur temple, I' t•' Who handed iteto you 1"
As he lifted inanimate form in hie armee, 1 •' A fellow in lung Gyp --a shnetl fellow,
the motion r %used a red rivulet ul Mime' b ,n a straw Put and h•,me-muale jacket."
flow from the wound, wkieh at ones reriv- I Kdward snok hu heed. " 1 can't un-
wd her d.o.t.e d thin. Soy 1 It was written
" Heaven be praised !" he W1, as be , evidently to give you • tow up to the inn.
ase ler o wen her eyes. " Tun I Anal for what end 1 Ah ! 1 fear the wont ' BRITISH VICTORIOUS.
e'e nut emelt hurt, I ho re 1" 1 think 1 tardtvil.e the horrible mystery. '
" 11, u y brother !-where is he 1 I •• (hit eith it. What do yeu suavatrt1"
bole -" and she looked enamel with I •• 1 cw give n oth ex ,leuntia el '
lborne, s it she elpotel to dteo,ver his i11 fear that &nether attempt Pete leen mate
Iwdy lying upon the grtiund. " I hole ' to abduct Catharine, or perhaps to effect e
you here n, t - rot -e rie Lie people know you has • large
'• No, he •.as fieri, Idid not hernihim, anus a,f gold, in your •absence. It ie either
or vont sake." ' ons or the other."
Sato pressed his hand gratefully, sad The captain spranlg into the telt, ail
nail apiekly : shouted G. his nn.yip to resume their oats.
'• Are tnu no/ hurt 1" "Juutp i n Cithleete and let w pull to
Nu limbed. n "I
Y n,•.em to lxe Irctter. the Lottaa Y. if dna 1s so, lLrro shall ica
•• Yes, Tes. I do n, suffer much. 1. one utau'lers un earth Lef,re to unvrow
the wound dee; 1 I hope not, for t would I morning "'
not Mer upon r.v brow • wound inflicted I " Say ! Itcann t Fe Manfria Lawrence
by abriher's band !" who has it t, it, bee he eau at the nein
" It is lenges.! deep ; Mit it tnav diemp- just after sunset. It roust be, therefore,
pearl tan Picchi:. How could he do a to eteet a robbery."
deed like tl.is r' - o lis either coo i can t delay."
" Ah, his fiery temper ' How grateful " i cannot g , with you, captain. My
I an that it did not kill me, for he would duty Iles at the inn, where sty mother
then, not only have had a mnurder on his waits for me."
Laude, Mut w..uld have been hanged' It •' Tnw, true ! God night! I will soon
u a umercv !" lean, whet this meats."
•' You forget yourself in one who is nut •' Send me word u son u purible. 1
worthy of a thought, Isabel." shall to very anxious to hear. There is
•• Bnt he is my br,ther. 1 forgive him. lg.e;unte seine mischief behind this forged
•' 1 stall find it difficult to do s.. ?lurk note."
an injury and assault open you, my dearest Thu hast pFuliel rapidly aware from the
bride betrothed, car hardly ie paused Shure, anddescentingthe:tream. was won
lightly over by me." last to the eves ofE.dward, theughhecould
" Bet yon will not make it • quarrel for same minutes hearths, stern yoke of
with him dearE.dward '" she said eernrativ, t ,ecnpG.in, urging his anent) their utmost
u he was binding his white kerchief *b ••.t ezerti,ats.
her temptes t. else the wound " I fear the werst. Rome wrong or out -
"N... Furyour sake he duil..(p••anpntn- rage ham been perpetrated under cover of
enc l. ' thus note and the captain's ateenoe. But l
•' Thanks, thanks "' ' must laaten to my nether."
" I will t -y and renenmber that he is your Thais solilrguizing, he moved forward on
brother, whetts,evet hu hearing hereafter the road, a,d a•. theend of rhundr.d yards
our urgently tempt me to forget it." he atiue t, a path which went trot, the
" You are w god, and noble, and g;ener• river to the right, winding up a little val-
,o ," she answered, with grateful en- ley. As he was cro.ang the line of this
thusimsnt- path, two men *prang out .1theshadow of
Great Battle in
ABYSSINIA,
Edward now resew -teal her towards t
hub she leaning confidently upon lea nr
peril* from the actual nerd of his nu
support, pertly end for the moat part,
• ction. She felt it mnlght be • 10
time before they stet again his broth
was se hostile, and Edward haying al
determine d to see her but s Idem, un
he bad established hinnseil in • protease
Before they reacher the door, u they p
e l through an arbor -arch: that spanned t
path. Edward IJugered t . take advan
of the sweet'ecotsun of eta shady Durr
to bid s tinder snit par• nate farewell
her. With tears in her eeyes, and to
in his, they at length res: ael their w•
e nd 1,e left her at the dm r ; but not
for - souring hunted that the wound w
Mot sa *ewerr as the eeheauence of thebl
at the first threitened.
He turned away from the hall and
traced his steps to the nun, in order
take the path to the inn, where thenew
male wel.,w, 1)aue Itleeklock, Ire kn
was waiting f..r him, o he had promise
return after to funeral, red remain s.
day's with her in her loneliness. Hu ■
was slow and his twnghta sad ; for he
not know when he should tweet la►b
who was n..w become his seeend "'lieges
of Manfred he was altogether sefotget
ea i/ they had not met halt an hour Left
in a hostile attitude. He did not ev
think abut him when he tok leave
Isabel at the houm ; for he had but a
thought, it was Me arting tram her
s, dearly Inved, wh, arting was doul
hitterte his, because he felt that it w
sorrowful to her also, and he s.rr,wed
her sorr,w. He pseud aromna the en
anal was attracted mace mon
the steppse on which they were seated wh
- they pli hted their troth to each nth
Ile steel there recalling the scene. T
moonlight shone up n something
glittered neon the ground. Ile ■to
to pick it up, and took from the parent
• 1, deelet wet with the Llmd that h
oozed from the wound in ber forehead.
,. %Vret:hed brother, Maine aurh a m
derma blow ! This stained bracelet eh
be my keepsake. The crirns n tide t
%tame from her heart, hath dyed it •
made it secret. Fortunate prise for
love to cheeriah "'
As he spoke h• proved it t. hie lips, a
then clasped it uppwo,n his left wrist.
now caat a lingefkhg look ,t the scene
their plighted hearts, and then turned
quit t(s ruin end hasten t. the s..a iety
Dune Iilaajtrek at the inn. Hu dense
od the r.arkv aide of the cliff, and entc
the cart -node that runs along the ahs*
following Ne winding• of the river. i
walked at • luick te ,, eager t.o retie
his mothers widow.d hineliner by
pres race, for it was full two hours of
sntdoen,and had got about half rayr'
the ,nn, when he saw a bat co.nuing dal
at a rapid Ica, pulled 1 t• four oareme
, Aa the moon sl.nne brightly upon t
river h w i a:.
e o t s the aapotainof the bks
patch schm.ner, who et tl d same mons
recognised him ... he walked nn the ahs*
" Ahoy, she mate ! Ian t that ye
er•ft Muter Fii earl 1"
" bent you, Captain Walter r napm
od Edward, with accents of pleuure
seeing him, " 1 ti.o.ghtyou rode homei
in the carnet a that you came to the Tuner
tn."
" rest rowing ! Pull In n bit on tl
starboard Dan. That'll do," b• added,
the boat came with,l tars length of th
sp t on which FA ward stool. " [did rad
home in the hack, aid g.ot ber home eef
too, for a land craft; but i had not in..
than sat down to suppler with mother an
sister. then a I»ng-shoo.: chap brought in
this note from you, t S grspkin nue
take me ahead for I stay abr,atl nights
as 1 can't get a win k uileep in a shame
-i tmak her ad pulled sp. Now, wh,
is in the wind 1 Front the eut o' th
signal. in the billet, 1 woe afraid you ltd
got among the breakers, and needed
heat's cniw or 50 to tow you off."
a Received • note from me, Caplai
WM 1"
• Yee, here it is ," answered the capte' n,
taking his cigar from hu mouth tr. sesre ..t
EdwanL ons* witnessing his s rprised man.
mer and he drew from the pocket of hit
dolt watch -coat a cntmpled bit of paper,
sad handed it to him.
'lIhavesentyen no note, captain. There
benne misake."
" here it is, in hlu•k and white, like •
frigate's orts, and your nanneugnedto it,
all ship-shape."
Edward opened the paper, and not be-
ing able to snake it mit by the light of the
moon, the captain sprung on ohms, and
p ettrng his face down eines t, the paper,
rffeai away hriskly, so that the Ii5Lt of
Y cigar east • glerw upon it, *efficient to
he • targe uutbrageees tree that grew at the
i', uitorsecti.n, a,d one of then: at five pacts
tly dttJ.arved a •,idol at hint, while the other
in ran in upon trim to clone with him, arnted
ne with a bludgeon. The `peed did not take
''r effect, though he beard the hall cut the air
se mea'• his ear. All his courage instantly
t.l tilled his sol and nerved his ane. Brave
'm. men in danger always gather abut tl min
'as' their Lrav„ry as a g-vmrn.t, and with, the
las increase of the pnl, their Lounge TAes to
tage meet A. He rex unarmed ; but he saw inn
rt, the bulgeon that was descending .,ir,il lis
to betd; the wen von ,d his choice, and teu-
an
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Inv
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Another Outra►fe, The EOonotnloal Members for North Q . Thew young men, atud.ut. of the!
&nd8outh8rttos• Come:wee ilAcalenmystoodaneo..aination
The Atlantic 'Pelgcaph brings w the — is* the commercial course of Chet institution
startling news that Prince Alfred was shut We find that when the report of the
Committwuu cintigeii iee was Iefone the altd sucueuded in getting • London (!om-
Parliameat of ('•nada, un ti LION "f mersial Col:ago tirade A: Diploma. Two
this month, by which • saving to the ' (tbew Leges the course us* 14e 8th ut
country of one• 830,000 annually, was re- Jan. last std erad':.tel on the 18th of
cmmtended in the expenses iJ the House .Apel, thug cempietieg the course in a
alone, thew Wry members voted •gainat little store utas 3 mnunths. All who
the report; thus Ly their votes atter j.tint} intend to enter for the sanmter teem
te ke p up the sratem of eatnvagance and I should endeavor to do w without delay as
c,nujdinn that eharu'turistrl the Parlia- I the beginning of the terui u endoubtedly
meat of the old Province Of Canada. The I Ike bast time forentrante.
npert saw slotted anal theitenigeducted,
i
in that ba k by • supp..ed Fettian, et
Sidny, Australia us* liuod Friday. 11
the atrocious deed tan le faatend upon •
member of this now infamess body of that
it will be the means degraliug A still leaver
KING in the estimation of right thinking men of
rift: m'.4f,7,i). xLfBELATi:'ll' , all countries. We uv happy to note Nat
the Prins.•, who is uuirersally pupular,
GAlblo 'l'e' le/vole 1 r" throughout the E*iipire, u re:Me:n g from
-- I the effects of hie wound.
Ihrret totAr,Gini-II refy.'iiyn.d.
re-
ing the wrist of the man with ntue hard,
be struck him such a blow in the breast
with the other, that he steggerad ba.k,
leaving the weapon in Edward's grasp.
He instantly advanced up.n hY assailant,
ami aiming • blow at him, missal him only
became: the man tnk t. flight. The other,
to however, alranetv1 and snapped • pistol
et his head. 1f it had gotta- off, our story
would here have an end ; but the certainty
that his life wasd..g,,ge.11y ainmed at, roused
• s ,int of angry resentment un tee }.euro
and awmg*ng the budimen ab,ve b . heal,
while the man snap .rd the pietel a second
Err is* his face, he brought it down with
n• its full weight upon his head, and felled
ful him to the gr,uu.l : and in his (all the
ore pistol went orf, the ball etnuck hie wrist,
en cutting nearly ,n twnthe stm,e ofhiebrace-
ef let, which turned it aside almost harrn-
'ne Porti.
he Edward w^.e now master of the field.
'!y But who iia wulente were he did not
es know, as nether of them had sicken a
for wori during the conflict. Hestopeddewn
in, with strange feelinga over tie man whom
t• he hal, as he bweheved, killed, in order to
en ears his own life, But the shadow which
er. the thick tree east upon the re.l, prevent-
he ed him from swing his ((attires, which,
that however, seemed t. be those of • negro.
pad He, therefore, took the bol by the anus
ant to dreg it out into the mrx.nlight, not only
ad that he might see who A was who had re-
s lutely attached Ina lite, but be near the
or- water to throw it upon him t. revive him ;
all for he began to experience that strange,
hat inexplicable, mydevious feeling which ler
rad gins to rime in the bosom of • man who has
mY '.ccasion to suspect that he hu k,lled a
fellow -man. Up n dragging the lifeless
nd weight, he felt certain he was dead ; and
Ile hu heart beat lake leaf at the thought.
of '' But it was in seltdefenee. It was to
t' be either him or me ! i had no alterative."
of Ifo got the twdy out in the bread midi•
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enable bun W read it. Let, are rase wit
astonishment the following words .
"CAFTAtw : i wish to one ♦mu without
a moment'senlev at the inn. Come, and
let nothing prevent yea. 1 await you im-
patiently.
' Yours, Enwihn BLAr-a LOCI(."
"This is • forgery, cerain," axial
Edward, withenchJ oeltivemeea,thatthere
woe ne rem in t e eepteiee nmind h'r
(emotion. " 1 never wrote • ne of it, nnr
is to l.andwriting at 11 lib a se."
" Whn. in Stein's nems, then, ham Atm.
it ! phare been up 1.. the int., end there
thoe gond lady told me you hal nod been
there doer td,e funeral ; and w leen 1 real
the not. t. her, she .n to 1.. frighten-
ed lest • ,. "thionic hal l,app•ne,1 to yon.
Rn not finding you there, and after wait-
ing awhile. i rap helm anal lay my worse
down storm ,gain, hoping tin fell in with
yam, .w hearsnnethmg from ynr. And
yon lay you don't know anything about
it r' , v
itdware woe thnsghtfu l Hs hell the
not. in he hand ani seemed te he m,ditet-
ing deeply. All at ones he said, in an
earnest manner
" Captors, whore wen you whew this
MPs was siren yam r
London, 25th, Etc.
The fulluwiug iutelligcu.-e is re:ens-al
(men Abyhe:cis. A battle wen fought nn
Good Friday between the British traps
commanded Le Gen. Napier anal theAbys-
eiuiee forces, wader cuuuuand of their
King in person. 'Phe latter were defeated
•ad retreated uta the teen.
Their loss it k,lied and wounded was
The Abyssinian War,
By referutce to our telegraph news it
will be seen that there has been • great
battle in Abyssinia. The natives suffered
severely in killed and weunded,their eapi-
talteing taken, and king The.doroakilled. 1
l'he'Euglieh capptives were a:1 liber•td. --
lH coarse the war may now Ie considered
at an end. We hear a great deal now -a
d\vs about selfish Albion, but we can
very heavy, On the fellowitie'ulnnde all soot that nu uthur country in the -zurld
would have utelertaken a war involving an
outlay u( three millions of moray to liber-
ate filly of its i ndutary uibjecta.
yr
bis preparations being completed, then.
Napier ordered an assault upon Magdels,
and the town ■nd citadel were
carried by dorm. King Thea.l'mY wee
slain. A large nwuber of his wernors were
killed, wounded ad taken pr auners, aid
the entire cita el remained in piassession
of the British forces. The I.se of
the British in killed and wounded
was very small. All .he British captives
were found in the cry alive, and well,u11
were set free. G _u. Napice's instant re -
tun to the sea c east i. expected.
Pew Ams Coming Agatn•
General 11'Neil is dumping Ne went for
the purp,w of stirring up the Fenians to
make anther rad uu Canada. He was in
Cls* ,ng„ the otter day, and the sed thus
51'ethe of tea visit :
" The excitement was intense, and did
notsula,de until Gen. O'Yeill stepped fer-
wenl aid commenced hY speech, which
was nn urgent appealtolriahmen t.. enrol
thea nselves agent, real- W march at ons
upro Canada. In appealing to thorn to
Wke the held lie said ---Wu are r -sly t"
place our Lenny in the field. Are vuu men
of Chtiergo ready 1 (Cries of " Yee,"
Yes.") Then, if you are when net we
unfurl the green flag it Shall not he hurled
again, •cid we cull nut c hack. Shall
we give up the cause because we did not
succeed in June, l&p0 f Thu nom who
think s. are not fit ea take part in such •
movement, end the welter they leave our
ranks the better. We wu,t men who will
nut give "p, even though defeat aid di-
aster stern them in the far.
" In codusiun, the speaker said that
the qutatiiin was to be tested, anal th
nines w•„ild be enrolled of such as were
ready and willin to join the army at tales.
Hew many are there here who are willing
to go with us immediately 1 (At least H5)
hands were raised.) Such a• shall not en-
roll themselves we want to form into ►civil
organisation to take can of tem wives and
children of these who go. Then all who
wished to unroll their nanmes weredirecte:
to repair to the Fenian muster -room, and
the audience disperse( —
FRSE SPNECH-
GODBRIOH HARBOR.
That the harbor of G.derich requires a
thorough repair, involving a large outlay
of money is unquestionable. Aiway■
enudl enough for the accommodation of
the vessels visiting a port ut w much im-
portance. it is now much worse than ever.
owing to the destruction caused, by the
unprecedented massing of iia during the
springtreahet. The Grad Trunk Railway
Company will, of course, do somethi'.;
toward" drudging the b•r at the mouth of
the over, and s) un, -indeed, prepara-
tions aro being made to Chet end already,
but we subnut that a grout deal morn will
1e required than the acid Colnpiiv will
be able or willow t o acconnplish. Itis a
fact acknuw led geal L y every mariner navigat
ing Tale Huron, that Gdench [harbor u
by tar the best joint nn the East coast for
r a Barber of Refuge, inasmuch aa it is al-
ways available ler vessels 8X8.1.8 Ly N.
. gales, and is a perfectly moire haven
when entered, wb i.h is in ore than can le said
fur s,me other porn. The aneunt o1 ship
ping done at present to aid from our
harbor is very large, embracing a lilte of
large propellers and sailing crmit on the
Chicago route, a line of steamers between
Coderieh and Saginaw, the casting line,
ierridea aailin;t craft of all kiwis, together
with a fleet of l'cal telling vcasele. Be-
sides, the Government ha. wisely shade
this port the headquarters oftwie unboata,
• which could not pe.ibly ;e u secure or
occupy such a Coin mending Irsitwro else-
where un the coast of fake Huron. The
development of unr(newly discovered and
truly magnificent sill inkresf, now going
nn with s, much energy is* the C'. enty of
Huron, is of NAtienel i mp,.rtance, and we
argu.that it i. incumbent upentheGorern-
An Irishman, many years ago, leaped
upon the dock at New York, en his arrival
from the "Sod," whirled hu blackthorn
oyer Ilia head, tappet a negro on the hemp
of benovelence,and shouted, "Whum,p,be
jabers, I'm in a True counthry new,an' I'm
agin the govenrust P.er Pat's idea of
freedomm wero certainly vghee enough, but,
since his utterance, we have heard and
aeon in print, froth the lips anal pets of
Aniericans, sentunenes quite as paradoxi-
cal. Sven educated j.irnalian and orr-
tors, while they alk ewellingly of the Re-
public as the very fountain heal •rel sbd-
ingh of Hiunan Liberty, seenm to
think that the quinte ease of freelnm is
auce of the moonlight, and turning the to act end 'peak just u the they please,
face to in full splendor, he clasped his I irrespective of law, 1'-ense or decency.
hands witi, In expreseion of gratinde.
" Hee, cn ab,ve tau tlunked--it u • I Tl,, more rabidly blasphemous ■ nun is,
negro ! I half believed that I had killed and the less respect he ma ,festa fur the
charaeter,of an • t nrnt ur tLe ameniti
of s.cial life, thelnetter he pleases a very,
my large cLesa of Americus*. Were it
net a.,, whero would he the popu-
larity of the ranting Train, the -savage
Pomeroy, theiinpiamaPanama(1ruwnlow, nr
the dignifiedly vulgarIlorace GreelyI Just
think of the latter, who claiming perhaps
tnithfully, that Itis writings ate read by
more people than th seal any other journ-
alist rot the continent, heading • long mid-
tnrial with " .mvernorSeymourennsidereal
u a Liar .• Heade in a man of undoubted
I ability and extensive indnonce, but we are
inclined to believe that, an occasion, he
Prince AIt'red Stet en G••d cae everbe u cavae u General Butler,
which is saying a greet dual. But fnr
downright literary ferocity commend us to
Brick Pomeroy. ot the lacroar I)emncrer.
Brick area for nothing in Heaven, Earth,
or the other place, and he is rather anemia
that the world should see, and seeing ad-
-- • mire the extremely original blasphemy with
which he spices his utterances and yindi-
cates the rights ..f free speech. .fust hear
how he advocte, the prilkiple of a,swine-
ton :
"Then 1. roved "f car Rem wade to rowan ! The
Isabel's br cher. This negro has sought I p p es
my purse- no, the hands are white ! It u
a lack mask !"
(tie 11 OowflPl-an.)
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ro n .$ignat.
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GODERIOH, APRIL 30, 1868
Fro•,n elm E'.fro of Saturday
STARTLING 'NEWS.
Friday.
THE ASSASSIN CAUGHT.
He is relieved to be a Feels'.
CABLE TELEGRAM.
I'r.rr 1. tee eembwwuy,[pal
I.'Nn,o, April 24, midnight.
Late and sartling intelligence hu
just been received from Austraiia.
Trines Alfred, who is visiting tydoey
wu shot ■nd dangerorely wounded by
us* unlnown person.
fie world -be auaaein who wee said
to Ire s Fenian, wu promptly arrested,
r The Prince meeording to the last ad
*less was slowly recovering.
beepers, April 25. -Further particulars
sate that the enlprit who attempted to
asausinnte Pointe• Alfred is an Irishman
named Ferrell, known t, he a Fenian.
i The Prince was shot in the back and the un I'min' 1"'rolly rePnlsive Inns
ramie .A u, ..,.Autry tate io,me m ,. h n.,m ,..,,o.
r,awna. drunkard. .rad fanatic* , very inn, -h mm. than
tMr will ever i .t &MMm. Il wen fat better Wet iM
t vi 1 who I• fetr,es Into rhe p,.iti,m 'n, a 5110* by
'mhlteinn, Jel ere,., and J,•k„on, ,h..'I4 he hurled
mild rrl,Mnee iy the bolMd M tM Istria ur that
a1.ar,,arn ,d Amer, -•m' ,hna d .neer node, hl, de.p•-
er dynasty tlr wade cam etas* ap•n howler pmaed .
a nnale him titer, and the mite ,mar he eprnyi 1t re.
a/uires lint • .pwk M rot the wh.1. country „. a• -
It.-.emlrr • .AM wwper (minim "
Th, tatmcinns coolness with which this
devilish ,!octrine is set forth makes one lit-
etelly shnd.ter. Hesren help tl'e 1'nited
Sates when anch ort^nndrels s,.;veed !r
driving d."esit and respectable men
from pshlic life ' Ty renny, inn -ed ! Nu
despotism e.mld be more complete, or exist t
but us* thanks to Alexander Sproat and 8EA11'ORT$.
Francis Hurd.,:, the unworthy reprsen a- (r,an, "au ,..r c,•n..p klhe)
Mar.IT.-'['here u very little doing
here is* grain, prime keep high but a.',•:,.et
nothing Doming in, farmers are busy get-
ting m their seed, rel wheat buyer. are
farming or wt halumg excursion/.
N'taTMale.-The weather on the whole a
u good but last Wednesday we halique' a
little snow dorm.
•
HmiLatNm. --The Inueu" are P,tnlitten6
ing to build new houses where the h'
fire occurred, in a short time the gap will
be filled with geanl substantial brick buil-
dings.
Music -Mr. Wand will .x,mmence a
music class this week, which will nu doubt
be largs, u be is kuowu to be an exceUenL
teacher -
D. Acer M 4iaa.-If any one weull
like a likeneaa of the lets T. 11.
Amey M Gee let bum fall un Mr. F. Pal-
tridge who will supply him with a genets
likeness for the small Sum of twenty its.
tivw of Haut' -a county that has always
cast its vote for honesty and terylomy in
the aln,imistratbnY of our public &Ilene,
but unfortunately a county that was de-
sired and misted at last election by the
hollow but specious cries of " fair play"
and economy, never intended to ie prac-
tised. The eyes of the electors are now
opened and when the day of 'reckoning
I comes, as it surely will, these wortiu who
now misrepresent the noble county of
Bettor, well then find that it is a danger
oma experiutent to trifle with the rights of
• lave people, std extremely hazardous to
reject every' opport ty }insulated of
checking the corruption and ■topping the
extriosagances that are fast drifting this
country to national ta,kruetry, unluas
stayed by the strung cud effective will of
the people.-- Electun of Bruce, ,u. k your
men!
Annual Dinner of the St. Ooorge's
Boulety.
The amnuag diunr of the Goderich St.
George'. Society came ut1 at the Maitland
Hotel, last (Tlutrslay) evening The
[ gathering was larger that oro any ferner
occasion tof the kind, ud the whole affair
esu a splendid amens'. It u due to Mr.
' Meeker to say diet he got up the Dinner
in the goal old slide. Plenty of every-
thiitg,c ol,d assn EnglitJ,wumnn canc ok,
and sermut up in a style calculated to
' please the taste of the most inveterate ut
of Englishruen After dinner, the preai-
Ident, John Devis,n, Esq., presented the
Heusi lora) Mann, which were received en-
thusiastiwlly, followed by speeches aid
s.ne't, by the president, Jae tt'ata,n,S. H.
Detler,T. Andrews,(. Rumball,E. Clifford,
J. MttchedeW. G. Rmitli,W. Donaghy,and
ethers. It was c nsidered to he one of the
pleattanttat re -unions ever held in (lode-
rich, and our only'e giet ns, that, through
indispeition, we were unable to lei pre-
sent, i.. propria perwat.
FORTIFYING Twh DOMINION. --Int flooring
the sec rad reading of the Militia Hill, inn
Tuesday night, SirG. E. Cartier said he
intended t, effect a loan on the Imperial
guarantee ad £220,000 sterling persnnum,
for four years, fur the pure se of improv-
ing the fortifications of the Dominion.
He also explained the amunnt rewquired t
TIE OTTAWA TRAGEDY,
Startling Rovelatlona
(inti hay Iswkr )
OTTA w A, April ,
Mr. ("Reilly, detriet Crown lateritey
n,utinued the u,vestigativa in the aseasa
nation ,has througb'ut the whole of toe
before Yr. *YOWI, 1',!wu Magistrate
Plea dupeituns ofa uumlie of ted,
erre taken, their,i«duntw it isundersG
te:.ig chiefly directeJ agunst Doyle, w
1 was today formally charged as
before the (act to the murder. Flu th
being made the principal ui the crime.
The euqulry was adjourned to the j
for the purpose of ideating the teatime
of • mut named Hess, who h•Fgeua Gs
is* jail at present us* m simple-ehargu of
mutt.
Iti Inar hale beer. remarked that
some time prt there have been hilits
certain aalm,asio* which Whalen e as sat
to have been overheared making M. Doyle.
111., origin of the affair was as follow" : -
Di y'le was oulltillei ui a oertan cell rat jail
anal ouu day when Whalen was brought
leek he was placed m another cell clow
by in the same corridor. Detectiees Cul-
len and Hess then took a position pear at
had and asligbt noir attracting Whalen s
attention, he celled ,,*t, "Who's there r'
R!vle, rtnx,pRnaed his voice, replied, "lea
due, Jini." AH eomversaturo then ensued
betweru thorn, dun*pg wtuch, auortrding W
the evidence of the twowitnte.o, Whalen
wade•dmiiioa W Moyle which amount
to a confession of the crime. The fact.,
u related by Cullen and Hem, are as tog.
lows --
We went when the court adjourned at
Pal! -pmt five to the jail, ant efar the
U,rverenr and ulfipals.left thseomdor oa
which Whalen and Doyle sn confined, we
Whales* said, -We rots hour earned
men.
Doyle-.Wlw 1
Whalen said-Kuwnyght lens they a,
fora children ; Murphy has fro ; you l,s,e
(tau ; I have nun.
Doyle sod Yuu are the beef off.
24, Whalen cud -Yes ; the o1d wort,,* mea
serrteli fur heisted I saved (Llleu's life
i "Ile tune , a telluw had Irian a,verrei at 15
lay yade.
The fell'witg is a memorandum of a
rssu conversation held Ly lt,b•rt file with
„„j the ),ru,uur Maybe ole M,inday, the Bili
hu Apnl:
aoewsoee On the night of the murrter Who4.Q cal-
ua ed to'euhiorr(Duyle)rtthe Ruterll it„ttea
Bee'it•rr Stiw•x.-'Phe bankrupt stock
of Mr. 11. W. M tCannn is now selling off.
People are In general fund of bargains -
lately they ha,e hal a good oeal of such
bargains hen, and mut ere now (to use
• c,mu•.un sayuig) hare bought themselves
rich.
AccidenT.--At Mr. Cole's barn raising
last Tuesday, the purline plate broke when,
being raised, and part of it fell on Mr,
'Edward Devereaux and smashed his foot
es* severely that the doctor thinks it nll
have to be taken off. -
Accident.-last Wednesday morning
when the servant girl at Mr. Lancaster's
hotel was clearing one of the windows up -
stun, a little girl of Mr. Lancaster s of
five years of age got upon the window sill,
is* the absence of the servant, who un co m-
ing into the recite aid seeing the child m
w dangerosn a pueition, called to her to
sone off when the eleltl let hur balance
and fell on the hard mol beneath, she dal
not breath for some time after being lifted
I end was thought to. be dead. Dr. Tracey
was in unmwedtate atten.lance--•he is now
retot'rnng.
RIFLE SHoOTInG MATCH.-Sumo of the
civilians of Seaforth hearing .f the gom,i
sho.ting made ty the rale c,:upany at the
late Match, thameht there were same pri-
vate gentlemen who knew A thing er two
about shortinngg as wellea any c,mpany.-
Thatethey n,uld shoot as well au any null -
terry hnen out. In (act a g,rd .leap Netter.
And acc..rd,ngly sent a challenge M. th,
Bide Comppaany to shoot agunst the beet
wo fora champait ne J' neer, w hick woe ar
ceptd--the mo ch eek lace on Saturday
and the civilian came off second bast. A
men* te secure facilities for the cheap for• sinking fund, inurdem t. discharge
transport of an article ..t h ante haemo( thedebt, after which he anted that it was
tore and in universal demand. It is by tb mtenti"u to evren.l £:UhaM1 for for- stet 1%7 si mors were pro.ent--the
tificationa in New Bn,,,.w,ck t4:1J 000 in y ng "rad squally, which
a.aeuaa f r tt th nee
water principally, that Canadians will be
able tosecure an article of better sett than
the Americans at aa cheap • rate, and
Guderich for the the next century const
be the great shipping p.rt-more
especially when the Western merket is
open to our mammfecturea. [few the ship-
ping trade of the part can be carred nn,
when it u dandd ed, which it will be w,thin
three years, without increased harbor
acc,m.dation, it is impossible to sec at
present. Apart frown these weighty conm-
menial considerations, in • miliary gent
of view Gederich harbemr would rte of im-
me/ mut-able value, in cane of war. if the
basin was dredged "mt, and it would not
ire • vast work, it mains* give nnqule room
for fifty gunbats to ride at anchor, pro•
tected by batteries on heights delayed by
military engineers to he almost as capable
of being rendered impregnable as tii'.ralter
itself. When it is considered that r fleet
of gnnlw,ste era protected would commend
the Western lakes, and hold securely the
key to Ontario against invasion from
the North Wester, lakes, we think nu one
wall u - --
q utstiun the validity of our ar romeht.
'u% expect that a special e,mmiri,m tt. are xlsl G. hear that the editor
will ere long vielt this point and others on of the Sarnia eh,wivin ie gong te. make
the Fast coast, to report upa,n the proper his prof reseer "consult Webster in fa
point for a harbor of refuge, wh tore." We did not think he het one
ea m, his premises. l'ereeyere, 01.1 telluw, and
we have briefly adverted will receive aloe your eetieisms will henceforth have more
weight, and we have not the slightest point -at least itis to he hoped w,
fear that the result will be unfavorable to Hot'ae Ibew tt'1NTRn.--Fav yearsag
Godench, there were hews. enough in Ocderich
G, spare, but G.day. wing to the gra•
OUR HARBOR change that -lies al. a place, it is impeai
Presents, just now, averylivelr ,peannce. ble to find acconunoal*tion fur those who
In addition to • -large number of sailing cannot conveniently lowdge in the hotels.
vessels, we ern bappy Ga ,aytha the Grand Nearly every day we meet amme disco ns, -
Trunk Co. hu Prot nn a line oft o of the late nne who cannot, for love o r money,
largest sued propellers hetwoee (1hi.go sot ire bona-n,om fnr biros If and fn'. ih.
and Onderich, beeide.large oil g,es'eb, Already thin sprang • nnml.er of M,ilhngm
several of which haveenteredal y heav- have been nuhed up, but the cry is 'till,
ily laden with Western prod , h,und M"re, m0.' ! •Any one hnildiug s M.ck of
East The noble sty. (Tinton akes her Heel cotngeswomld make • g wrl apeecilg-
.
1 , ue vatting not ing a. kard
i Montreal, and the lalance .a r tutano, d ss an the former match.
Kingston, Tommie, Hamilton, Pans u
London. After • disunion, the debate
esu MIMIITned till W,dneslay.
111,y not try W secure a fort at (kderich
cue of the mist imortant pinta en the
northern lakes. Some mf our local ntihtary
I
authorities should take the ntatter in hand.
and exhibited w m a revolver, and Mille
ail sante time asked him to wxumpa,v him for
ny (he P.erlirtnent buildiuge to hear MHr. Mc -
be see Make iia last speech. He (G'.yle) rani
as. out to the dour of the Russell Ifouse wits'
Whalen and Buckleyr ; Who wee stauli:I
for ori tete platform. Buckley eked Wh,j,,t
of whet hai kept bim malonginside. In reply
e Whalen said, "Nothirgan tarticula," ur
somethin t, that eh,etn. Buckley end
Whelan than 1eft, walled us*, cud turned
tireanie the Parliameut builditngs. That
was the last he saw of Whelu, until about
half -past two o'clock in the morning, when
there carte a gentleman into the Rurell
Hous and milled out that Mr. M (;ee wee
shot. When he, with the meu,bers, ran
out l.,, saw Whelan stands* at the armee
of the Russell House. Whebua asked
what wr up. Doyle answere•I - ll'Arey
M( tee is shot. Whelan answered. ,ayi ng,
•' that's nothing, 1 know that." lee re-
mained at the corner for • few mauls"
with Whalen. !!e then left, walking to-
wards Lower Town. Doyle went Into the
!teasel House. He naked Hess what he
would advise him to tin, and Hess .*13
"t Iasi t tell you what t0 du."
After thew statements had leen obtain-
ed, the enquiry was adjourned again to
Wok up our positions inenes ally netaid
the door forming the entrenoe t, the es*
ridor and head the following conversetio
Whalen sad -Are you there, Jahn 1
Doyle .aid -,-Yes.
Whalen tiieusaid-1 wee nailed blood
tight to -day.
Doyle raid- Yuu don't say 1
Whalen -Yes, by '4—.. ; you don
know who's the informer.
U.vle-No.
Whales-Alick Turner.
U Dole -No ' (in • loud tote. )
Whalen -Yes by Jesus Christ ; I wnul
not give six -pence for his tareaas.-The
wen boys there today that "spot lulu.
I saw a great deal of them here (ruin th
country ; fr,m Gloucese r alt.i all arouse
At this time emm Ute outer warp • vote
called out to Wlulen and asked him ale
dal he get on tw-day►
Whalen answered-itluady bad 1 w
sailed very tight.
'Phe voice answered -I am sorry
hear it.
Nlhalen then said --i had a nod (rote
RLtery's brother to -day.
The voice again sate-- la he in town.
Whale nseid, yea. You keep as mu
r a u,ouae here.
Whalen then spoke t. Doyle and said -
It'll g.o Lhwely hard with me ; I'll eithe
ming or get t.. Penetentiary for lite.
don't care; I'm prepared for the wont
That bugger Turner swore Weedy hard
•aggrrout me. He swore we were all bled
Fenufv. There were fourteen wutn
elamu,ed. H. sw,te that he wag an
EmgtinLrwn.
Doyle replied --You're in a bad fix.
Whalen said- i don't care a dau,m ; al
1 depend upon u u a gnu,( jury
Devle then asked hum if he hal a lawyer
tWhalen sa,d--Yes, Buckley Ile'■ n"t
-rah two abeetatrfpalter. H1■ afrad u
''iL . !iv. O'Reilly s little finger s wort!
us wh•de carcao.
Id. !. often said -What will happen to
e t What wall become of me f They
ca0.1•o notingtome.
Whalen answered him, saying, that
"thing would happen t, him as they
,old ,rove nothing against him.
D .y I. said - d with ynu'J never dune it,
nd I wuth you serer carne near nme that
fight.
N -hales said --I would not have co,me
eaf yo, only I was drink.
Do lweld-I am sorry James, yea
ver date k.
Whalen sad -1 don't ears a damn ; 1
o prepared for the woont, I91 either swing
go to penitentiary for life. 1 would Sit
can a iamn ady for ole thing.
Doyle asked-Wbat's that 1
Whalen said the Id woman ; the bloody
t. will fall e aot offler.
Doyle eaids.Tim, I m sorry for you ; the
hole world will know A.
Whalen.aid-YLs, I'su • great fellow
e she magistrate's room. Then wen other
r. witnesses examined, but it is considered
n: advissblo to withhold Mev evidence'
at pr.s+sent. It is understood that the
investigation will be resume( on Tuesday
y next.
Patrick Banklev,thepns,negtew mj•IL
has been dismioed from his pat m the
'( Haase.
The authontiee P nnnctel with the inves-
tigation ere ung out to -night on an expe-
dition, witch, itas for its object the vent
cation .d "enhance already given with re-
d ference t.. the hearing of the fetal shut and
r" the time acoeassry t, gess•from the pol-
o• thous occupied by different witnesses.
e Levet.
1• Orrawe, Apel 24(midnight.)
o The result o.f the firu,g experiment which
'r. was mule half a, hour ago showed that
when Ft rehear heard the ahot on the flight
a' of the murder, Mr. Mcllm, nowt lave lust
to got to his loade:1116, and the Buckleys alr.ut
5 arde trent their Weise Macfarlane
had just gut alomt W hope's store, Pinter
of FOgin anal Sparks street. The party
who walkm1 ea -eight is* the diem:non of
lfuckley's home heard the shod tired at
te Mrs. Trotter's, but mot very distinctly.
All the parties who participated an the ex-
p.erilnent wP entotb Wd theirwalku nrar-
e 1
1 y' as pa,..' ole W that n1 Sl r. Dh-1 iee. Thn
revolver used was a Smitlt A Wmein, re -
'enabling that found "n Whalen, but a sum
smaller, It was fired with ball artridge.
ranee -
w
r Ki.aNIPT. - This celebrated realist i
gave o,e of his deservedly popular enter , re
aanmenn in Downey'■ Hall last Tuesday
evening. All afternoon ppeeo.ple came crowd-
ing into Sea(urth, from North, South East n
and '•Fest, and long before the time, the c
hall was crowded to suf catirm, the nein
and strum round the house were likewise a
crammed with people eager sad drternun- n
ed (If they could not get in G, sera at Iea.t
t. hear the great singer. And well aid Mr n
Kennedy sustain hu reputation. People
(from *be aiuger'a fame) were ,repst•e,1 to e
bear superior singing, but the way in
which he rendered these old Sc,ttieh songs u
-temps which every bdy had heard many or
a true by gorod singers, -was beyond any,
anticipation. The emm was uneamifora
bly jaunted yet when Mr. Kennedy com-
menced there was perfect silence; you gu
could have heard a pin fall. He has the -
p,wur both in singing and epeakinar of w
drawing the audience with him. Seine
n
Our Harbors•
On the 22nd inst., in reply to questions
by Messrs. M, C. Camer.-n and Walsh.
Hun. Mr, McDougall sad'the g"vern-
rnrnt lied decided to place in the estimates
an eppropri-'tion fur the improvement of
certain lake 1; -bets, without, however,
having determined the particular local,-
tir ut which time harbor shoulld be
improved. The impr.vemcnt of harbors
on lakes Erie aid Huron would be .9
the sub)'ecn G, which the govern i • *t
would a ice s. itself in deciding r to the
expenditure of this money, •
We tryst the Crovernment will take up
this anhje.t of the harbors wither! delay,
u those •.n L.ke Huron are in a very bad
ainditen.
doubt, the various consideration, t" which
NEW POSTAL TARIJiT•
! in o.pent.n ..e awl .mer .tpr.i 1
IIaW. Lanney i'aara.trrt tRmw•,.
1.
Frown/ (Wiwrt.
to use (bra,nra .. - 1. .. _ h
relate-Mlww Miam ... • rt
tented saw. . ... k due
( 11•v -a herr,.. 1'a.r•n.awrCeen;lauar.
t Ik.ta u, i'y e'a'uJa nwm,IYp. .. .. 151.
vt. H.naa - 1
.. .. Ne. sora tat
wwe.awmnn ate
Unto\ e'o lnolo a Taaeour.... IR
Ica ear ..., ti
NswwaMit
,,, p.'. Pier.. In I1.. Is Domes. m 5,4.ln,
tail& M.m, 1' x IsWd and NeAe.y
T,, Beene Nor
wr..kn pr amrds r
m, heck:y .. .. Ir
Tr. weekly • lye
laxly .. .. see
SJr 't b mien 'milli. In IY1tte, Unit.•1 "ta ,,
Prin., M emel lawn, Newrwrtlemd. a. , must pr.-
pat ' heir , .err'r maim m alar. y,eroan mw tir.-
•tis. p,Mul,er
Niwtr.rer m•s'v, ossa, C•lti.
Feet nnl.n, t, {garter, *. .. .. ►n.
New *..a.... . s
" t''dt.4 RRate* . f
Clamors, l'u...r,rrn.t. Hand trim M.A.,
Pamphlet., 'n the 1Aanulm, Se I' I.. 1..
Neil mei 1' n ter .e t.
P•n..' "aM. as tibne ierlgw le
oar." r.r , m• 1
os 11,5 ray. an a.,nwl elk t,' 1, 1. *t.-, a
[lr' 71 raw ..a'r rf nrrlrn .Penia .ir mw acerya-
ed tar • mrmalM Pew aMr 1et of Apol
Teeen--ort New LNN,Morivtn rim
THe GaaNt Tat -N*. --LV. her• recivtd
the Menh 20th number of the English
:Tide penodical F,njineeri,g. s
number hu a poculau intent.N,r(alle.liau
readers ina.n 11
n ch as it coots*
IY L t ,lien Il
d
1
'two-page rrgnvnng, as well u a sldo el♦
vatnm, accom(anted by a letterpress de-
mcrqd.un of a lna,motiv fa.r nor t:rand
Trunk Railway conatrncterl by Ncs.n.
Neilson ddeo., fGlasgr.w, from the rtesign
of Mr, Richard Eorton, of ilex city, 10rt,wee
otie.. superintendent rat the line This
l..comotire s nne of 2,5, maw hying built R
(ilasgow for the Grand Tema C'u'y., tem
Meson, Neilsen having been enplane tri m
Canada with drawing, of revery details, and
also plates of the mon• important pasta.
For an idea of the geeers contnletion .4'
'the engines, their ranrcyaai dirneneiun,
also certain peenlierite,t and improvements
m connectiaan with then, we refor twe
realer t., the above-mentioned number of
the engineering journal aemir. - Mnntreer/
H'Ilnrar.
In"us ks
remar were made on his power I
of taking alp out of a song that was in at. - g,
One fleotehman, at the end of nuc of the nt
Isongs dapped his knee and exrla,med,-
"mea that's haith meat ao l drink tar me," ea
diad another observed " Kennedy's the
sane :ne •
tlootch man
Nat 6
I rt tea
s err n, etc
• sirsp Scotch whiskey, he tate i the gild
ret o't that's Sn't." A,gr,;.t many, the
e I buns* heinterds W return n e tteMarch an 1
on! of he dots, or whenever he does, he w,k
always be sue of hearty welcomme,
MoKlllopx
o Ditn,--Mr Stewart who was lately
aMl. caught ire the horse power, at Mr. 1t.
I'; unlocir's and severely hart, hu mince
t died ad the injuries received, he died en
- Monday evening and wu buried on Tues-
day at Harperhey.
aj
t
w
n
ecu(
nee
m
tripe between Saginaw and fudench with tion o1 d,
great regularity, and in a few days the itttrvu BAS.. -While we would bs the
. /,omni wilt lee nn her roue, thnmugi,ly rag • IMt t.. obstruct the operw'ione of our hard -
fitted with engines, dee. A. ammo of those
veswb an ►Iwa •a in working fishermen, we have to nLj. rt M
3 port, tngethnr weCh the ills al rectice of dnrthin no a aerm
tug, dredges,f!ahingsmacks, de., the desks, R P g
h'ohen up aa they have been by ice, present the mouth of f Ldench bike r, which pn-
an eze,eedi 1 heel and but • vents the best hue and pike from entering
n8Y y li+'R PI`ev the river. Ne treat HY Worship the
Mayor will cause match nen W he renewed
without delay.
Harbor of Refuge for Lnke Huron. --_
(/Ciente' Aro We are pleased to
once.
( vernntent intend dnniing anythingeand if hear that 2nd Lien t. Rkiminss of the
en, when e d what 1 towards the cnnetnue (i'4teneh Oarrisnn Artillery Cn. wAn Pm-
ioned • harbor of refuge on the Eget meat tre 'ed a aerinus lung complaint at the
of Lake Huron, then being at present no le n len Rifle Match lstyearhas reeeeiyed
safe harborage on that oust fnr the Prn- from heal.n*rtena5uperieriniderpnMtld
lection of vewehs engaged in the commerce
of the Lakes, nr for the safety and prntee- klHn and G00 rsnnKAs of ammnnitirm,
of Her Majest7agunboaa stationed there. in token of kis reliable novices as
Three several led Committees, appoint- w vnlnntewr offinlr. AP0 h0)ieve it is Mr,
.A by th. Hrntae n(Asrimhly of the Pm- Sknningw' intenti„n to rmmon to Pere
*enc+ of Canada, having, nn three several Chia summer in nrcler Ge restore hie health,
eecc.siwrs, rsploeted strongly s f►ynr of stuoh Fr .m that point he will be the special err -
e harlwa T respondent of the Huron Rtnwet, and we
In reply to the above gnmlion put by the h^i'e to hear that he ie well an_ d be erty.
Hon. Member for Smith Hmrnn, t.o the _ .-
Minister orf Pnhlic Works ; the Govern- M►• TA, erring recce ■t 1lranlfnrd are
meet replied, flat it esu their,ntentinn !m announced for the 3rd and 4th of Jas*
petaswssuthelEstimateafrnthe next year, nett.
fnr the o netrn tlmn n(a Iirrl mar orf Rte- lob A lade tieidinq in New York has
hr on the Tat coast of Lake Huron. Mr m mnckingg bird whioh apsska fifty wfirds
s• _ - is tAe Rliglish Imgnaga dittinctl
hall esu not extracted for two day.. The
wound is dtngemns and painful, [nut the
Prince is doing well, The • affair tok
shot that fellow. Hare you, por hug
here, and here 1 am myself, which
a.,-. three ..t na.
llnyle asked him what he said at ti-
me time.
The wither turned m n
n nl w.
t lI(ss t
w
ing his head to call attention G. the word,
u,J stud --Whalen •gain repeated the
same using theme words ---I shot him like a
1. ; you're here I'm hew ; Ile a irnat
fellow , my name will go down to p atpenty.
Doyle m,d---Jim, Jim, 1 ern sorry fur
you,
Whalen said --f do not rare a damnonly
for re) pa .r mother,
Doyle said -- is she *h ee l
Whalen said -Yes, .rad added, my
breather is in prison Gra.
I).yle asked -What Gat
Whalen- Fenianum ; for firing the
p{w hex barrs-k in T•Ilough, Ireland.
At 'Aar a fine family my mr"her had ! What
• fine lot of bye ! (Ine thing they were
fond of Ireland. One was shot at the
firing of the police barrack ; one is in
prw.n (..r the same, and I'm hero.
Whalen then sung • couple of songs,
and there wee a long silence, He danced
and wheeled, and toil Doyle about what
Murphy and F:nwright brought Goin Mon-
treal here by (!sill.m.
1' nils asked hint t:hatfor►
1\ helen said-Fenlanism. That h—r
Turner, swore that Murphy was with me
at Mceiee'e, and that Mu a he. John, I car
in before 1..r 18 months.
Ioyle-What for 1
Whalen --Feniani.ne.
Doyle --Whore 1-
Whalen- Nest of England
Wlulen then said, Ilock!• y wa before
the Port tn•dsv. He W'd (*'Reilly he
didn't carr a d n fnr him. When 1,.
e. gn, a• u» dui tto hr . b10;; was given` them t..r a....rs .d 0.. people
+kas daM br nla rmnnV rvat. ,i. in the gallery that night, he kept mine
tis the *sl.cnpan. sa Th,; nut.
Is.ed.,rll" H.,.,e of Doyle Mid that was very good of him.
new N .carry tin aim reranl,aa
.gamic aY ,,. .I ewmmut•,w err,- A Inng silence then nn■ued
t.d lh. I„min, n Tt. fmllnwm. ih,yle then called him, saying -1 do not
wm Yr, urunmon'aly •afwnl N
h wllm..t. w•rtw, enAM know what they'll do with ma.
, me:aww -nab That .a *urawdp- Whalen answered - You areall ngheMe
”" .trarry'aov t In„• r+nw .1t. lea . The can ale nothi
nl.a,ed, to tw sk'a p Itwry Y Y ng Go yon. They
e.. delMr. y .nr .m. vers .w na, may keep yen a week, nr perhaps a fore -
I w Allen, 1, meta, ,a'r•.,n,iM L7 night. life is sweet ; I wah I was as safe
Y TM, lir m.ney u, owM la•
Myr Ili” t+nyeHy of ate t4 Mr as y all.
Whalen said further -They harp trawl
me step by step ever since i caln0 intr. the
entry. Every blo.dy thing i here don
they have traced it. It all cam. ort in the
onurt to -day. Thal O'leil1, is a begg.•r. I
thought I'd faint when 'turner came rap,
bot i bnro it nm hko a ian. TM,r..un0l
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