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DOMINION VAn.T.414.1STra 'staff that the utemberewhe had done good
knowledge of the ;work sedtiee: of the
service befoteshould be retained on the:
°Trim*, 14,ril 13.—The Virst; lijosOipo of eginntittee; .4 was a painful :roalosoiroa to
the Sixth l'arliaMent of Canada Wee oPened aialla tliat.' aft" t"°Y. years of °(ilife4era-
. - to -day in the nenatIni„Joner;,The ntoovration it -was jilecesearYtO: WON) Ivory Tiro -
0 the woe of compoott two (mom in vine°rePresented :even On a eenlrolt*Pe,.0f
• .. gata were, oaafambieah;00, annae, when at thi,01444. • He behoved in a areellOr rather
a .e.olock the Gentielnan: 41.71dier VI the talrg2:4 larger °°1;1141°t"' Ho wall 141!e VI°
.,---i,' B100:4 ': Aga Auterock and tunca,IP .i • • .t filigiviand.ftyin rtotee•saweira Mr. 1,1104-4-
-13/Willio#0.t*ieiho.popoyiGoverngri., .t• ! e Would be the first to declare were he,
• deared 'their ' attendance M the_Senate PreBenti 'Ihnt--tm-lettagF":114`4111Ar -°- -::::-•9
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;Chan:110r: , The plinpb(irs..proceeded„to the eOramittee, photo& be .dis1aCed. e Beg-
' kleaatei _where Sir William Nit:Olie. en,. geeted a, reeenaideratian of thf0M0t1e11,511d
•notoeca: 020 it7 was tho, phepigwo, of tbo. *fonla 7propose, . if this were agreed to, to
. finternoe.fleneetil not to Otto the ireasoura 1450e Mr, BoriVer's .Tlerae for "1/0- Xela-.
'tor caning xforuamEinti imt. tbatoter they. tyro a, and axial*. SOinerVill0 (Brant). '
. . had, electedaSPOW,the.POOPPrncteneral ' TO, fiowsu Said those ,,inembers of the
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would. Announce the 40,000,for whioh rarlia, COMMittee on the. Conservative elde Who
riient had been euggyeened„. The meggwe. .Were displaced were not diaPlenedhenalise.
et the, COMmicale the4".xetic41.104. to VI* the G94ernm:e4t had not 0°14-411ce in
,otwohoothor.z,,,,,____..........:;._,,,_,. ,_,,,,, ,, : ., • thoeir,m.iroliveinlice_eliweV4,40.4•iit_lit..goci_t reppireinsenotrfleti.onHoof
• .. . sit Jului Xasdunlild; 'agkeusinif )114.
• cfork,•1414„.40.$04rjooti. I,• Sao; to. Atovo agreed to the amendment. : ..- • . .. '-'1-- -
. :that 0.00304. Awoo, pujmo .a9 too .the i Themotion a8. amended waelleiried, .
a ...•-.... choir of ,)hia Oconee ak Speaker. TO Oe.
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. .., older MOOlneiff ill-P.Orlianien .,„t•.",kineed-, -gar The itelics of ilCalvarp. ,
•' ',,obotliing in support bt the. oolempo of co •! A. rouoh writei"diiitribtit09-..the relics: Of
',,:Ouimet... Totlicele.whe liphnOt met ,liim, the oress•and the orecifnilint as follows:
' ' • 'Old .say that he 'bee tepreitented, his • The Wood of the Cross—The largest por-,
- '',;.flkinintY• WittentirinteriliPtion: since he was tions are in the basilica of the Holy Crops.
AMA eleeted.::•'flie,cOnStitnertts have shown :Of' jernselem, at Rome, and hi the Cathedral,
'.."Aeir.'49ifideilea in lilni On nye 'Separate of Paris. polio. . • • -, .
. 000losuus. 144.0* is, therefore,..a parliainen.. The Title o. the. Croes,--The tablet on
tarieliiip.41goongot lio; is an.ady0Oateof which is weii-kpown inscription.I. N.
1401, :0L141.04Ag1., One. .of,-...„ilet, . ntaientrfi• B. 1. (Jesus. Nazerenns, Rex jamornta—•
• 0iiiiiellore. ••":X belfetfaIlieliforlie 'Will beye Jesus Of Nazareth, King of :the; Jews), is
',,greitt.,01easnres Pin giAeoptiag,:.OM‘ Motion preserved. in the baeillei.of , thft. Holy Orops.
:•'(,v140,1i`I.nOw make,. . .. : , • , • ' of Jerusalem, at Rome. .:' . .' ' '
„. • Air: Hector 1 Itarkteilti7HI„ .., Oland.. the • • The Crown of .Thoins7--It. 'farms part of
• • ! ,, •• ii.)otion.: • •'•,..,: , • c...., , • : •-•'. ,--,••-: • Q ',!,,• ••• , • ••„ the:,treitsive of Our Our Lady of: Paris, but is
,* ' 7 ,11**Klalitor016100,*(C1170"iiiealinlierlil :devoid of 'thorns, which• have been granted
..*prelly.,;. The new SpOr -,-,wit,toonattoted .to. a great rainy ".oliiirobes.This relie,
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`totbe &elf anildfit,Oheeis. Before taking with the fragments.of the cross, is borne in
., e Seat he returndtbft1k5, *lolly fort.the triumpli.by twelve canonso cures: of Paris
, .flonor clime him, andaestired the Menibore• in:the:Soleil:tit procession. Wilk ill . d 't S
' ' that: he would deallin his power to main- o'.oloolt Geed:Friday night inNetreDeine.'
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:thin the' dignity and privileges of the Houso_ : Chinch int. Serinic "In-Touleirsie,
' and the 'fairness of debates. He spokehoth has afraginent "of the ' crown, -which was
in English and in Freneli, saying in ',each given it by Bt. Impale, through, his.brother,.
'. 'language eubstantiallythe Same., , • i ' .. Alphonse, Count Of Poitiers ana.Toidoitse.
• .' Otrsitt, April ,141.t -At 8: eoloch, this .• The' Nails= -One, history relates, - Wei
.fr.fternoon thellovernor4eneralcsanle.doarn thrown by St.' Helenaltito::the:Adriatio to
to the Semite, Chamber, iscertedby. a troop calm,a storm;'the 'seecind is in the. firaouS
•:of Prineitia.,Leniee DragoonGuards, and iron orOwn of the alieient •Lombard 'tinge
''"fOrreally,",..cfnened' ,Parlie,Ment. :' with the (Used:by Napoleon lin bis coronation);‘ tho
1011,MviOg '' ; , ' ; ' •-'-..,_. .'. '.' third is in the churali. of 'Notre Dame, in;
--- ,.:....-4•:' ' ' , : Speech from the Threne. .. ramie. At Monza, near Milan, • ilia nail
gen. oentlenien.ef the Senate :.• ' ,, . WhOlie. authenticity.. ,Benedict.• XIV. is said
' . • ClentleMbir of the House.of ConiniOns : to have established: .' . . • . ••••
c Ilt Is zolr Pleasing duty On the. opening o a n :The Sponge -'-Is at •Renle; in 'the. basilica
,J t ..,Carlialheittto-congretulate.Yon..„,„on tho ' general .4 .St, -r t, Lateran - ' . '
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•Jetospeiritfttfthe„,coupt*Yianvinkit‘f-he'l*Oopeot Of it • ' ''' ' ' ' '.1.• a
oa eanongseVon.-Or•peeee andpregiess; • .,•• .,, • . .. he Lance4,-Thevoint:.•js.. atParis • and
'' • • • i'linf. Onanorinimin ' • . the rest et Ilorne,'.
;Vow vriii, ; ant Mire. filidlY.:folir Witlilthe '..:teit The Robe -It .was,given to the ciiiioh of
44-thooystiiibissts,ov:fisi'queentin,,Offeking Troves by St, Helene. :(It is known as the
, ...get'ilolosty.youtintoeresengnitnlatienft on her Holy.Geat) j”: ,•-• . • - • ':' ' '
, troziaie,,:esttioilioniii .nfo,..tilietixiidemilirigisiniversitryg encoefssnig , • ole irootc,_040• to.:'In" agn• o ,g!,- ye' 4 to ow'.
,. .• • 10 511 ,eernest hope' that silo May be long 'spared monastery of Argenteuil, near Paris, where
,,,4•:, .:,; „f''••."',•to te.lga,Olrer her. vest Dethinions; • . . • ' • his \ sister was „a nun.' , :The Church of In.rciont near the litiv,ate, office of theSpenish
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, , 01440, Aa vire, ootomen.ainzerrion., Argenteuil has the relicto ,this day. ' . '
• • Minister Of Fliblic Works. An employee
he pronlincint poitition talten by Canada at '. The ,Different. Pieces of • the . 'Winding pluckily quenched the fuse and there Was no
4elondon.has Made the Dominion: mere -widely Sheet, --The largest •iS Pt, • Term' . • • ' The eniPieSien, ' .: •••• . • ' .: .
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-::, '''.••Iiiind favorably known than.'hefore, e,nd. will, 1 Chni011 of Cadolda„ dePartment: of Der- • : IleavY snow ' Storins. and bitterly . dela
e Colonial and-IndiMigthibition recently held
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1,E1V0 110 doubt; contribute largely to inmate/Jet clogne (France), has the,oloth in which the weather are •prevailingin the northern and
letogicas bYeeiling.attention to:the advantages head was wranned :‘: • ••' • .eastern Portions,: Of France. , . The.fermers
.. py attracting the eapital neceSSerif ' for the:de- '1:tOnoe has the linen •With,Which Veronica are despairing en account Of the unpre-
':ieffered by ournountryt;ir the agriculturist, and - n -- ' ' ' • .: ' ' - ''''' ' '
..!yelepreent Of its greet natural resources. • . Wiped Christ's face: ' • •• '• - : . . • . „ • cedented severity of the weather., '': • •
:: - : ,.: Tn.* manner NEGOTIATIONS. The I.IPP6k part 'of. the ',pillar' Of ' the 'Mr: Rider:Haggard meets the .tiliarge of.
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.... Negotietione between 'ger -maiestis-povein- scourging is s,t Rome in the Church . of :St: plegiarizing "She" from Moore's 1•,,,Epicn-
anent and the.t 'ef 'the, Uinted. 'Mateo on the Tratedes,gince 1223.. The other part laid rean '?,. by the statement that he neVer read
., : (fishery FniestiOn, With: respeoti to. Which my -.• • • • - • • . • .
• the Church , of the Holy nor directly or indire ct13, became acquainted
'melted, aro' still .. in Progress and will, 'SepUleher. . . ,. '. with . it single line of "./fie Epicurean"
., • . iGoVernmenthas been fully•infoithect. and tou•• a erusalem, in
' .:*.we.' may. be .permitted to hope, result in. an ' hefere writing “'She.'.' . ' ..' •
Aioth....nations. , •Blemiwbilw the necessary pro- • The Papo:. has instructed the bishops of.
-,- • . arrangement honorable • ;and 'satisfactory to • ,. Interesting .Bible fitatisties... '. •
Vision •nas-biiiiiimnia-do--for-the--protectionat.our_ „__,TheApnerypha has verse's', 7,081. ,, Strasburg and Metz to direct the clergy .of.
.' •iinshota.: fisheries. • The pipers on this Subject The. Apooryphilifids--;-oliisplers;123:- - theirdioesses-tetakelno pert in_the anti-
' Wntbe laid before yOu..• . , ... ,,... •• Thehookt of the Old Testament, -39. . German ' agitation ' and .to abstanifiork
- - '-• .-,.,- - - -knsw.DEPABTDIEN*. . ,.•
- Th„e AnocryPlia, has Words,.152;185: • .' . fostering the • sentiments•displayedduring
• Vont attention will • be invited ' to • the ex- Verses in the cid Testailient, 23„241; . . : the, recent election . for • Menibere : of the
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, end:. Ciminero° ueo.er.. the suPeritision • or a •The books inthe New Tegtanient, 27. ' 'Reichstag: . ' . - . ''' ; • .. • '
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, pediency_of .establishing a Department of Stade '
..gestionsible hthaister.. You will also be naked, to Verges in the Now Testentent, 7,959: •, The •extra iiillitarydoits. asked by the
consider thepreprietytt nialidne each iniprolie- : Words in the old Teittament,592,430. . . .. .
Menus 'iir•the ,organisation :of ithe Departments ,Gerictan Governnient amount to104,000,009
:.'. ofOustice,'Custoingend Inland Revenue as Will Wordk in the IsTeir TeStament, 1814253.. marks, 'Of this Odin 40,000,000 marks. is
• Jorge (Md. increasing volume • Of. busineas with , Letters in the-IsTOW.Testament, 83S,380: for the ittereak Of the army, 12,000,000. for
provide greater fiteilitiea for the despatch Of, the The:chapters, in the Old TeitiCnientt'a:-
. • which those departments axe charged. - , '
.. . .I.iettersin the Old Teetement; 2,728,1,00. new equipnielltk.;p.ntl-the-temainder : for
. meita sanaTonst m int arroutran. • • ., strategic reilWayd, and: improvements in
. -. ,. A Measure Win be .submitted• to iree giving 'The :chaptera in the /New Testeinent, fortroggog; .
representation in the 'Senate to 00 Northwest'• Half the town f Pegu ; fifty-eight Miles
.. Territories in addition te thatthey now • possess Tbe'. ,. word ; "Jehovah" - Occurs. •6,265
• intne Sense of COMnions. • " . . • . . . northeast of •Rangoon, nits • been destroyed
.. Ott, ' and icrTovhetirmboiddie book it. ef.cd.a Testern,n, 'is by #re, preEitimably . Of inCendiary ;origin.
• ..0ther measures will be laid •before -li : te' sive • lot among the inhabitants of
i •:•v:Alliong theni will be found Bills fer the amend. Upper Tlermeh and the Dagoitd to burn the
. , . OTHER YLTBLIO NOMITTRES. •
• 'punt of theActsrelating to Government railWays ; , The middle chapter of the Old Testainent •
, , , • f that .section. 'Of ' the ;country;
tor providnig a. •bettor mode of trial . of °lairds is Job 29. •••• .•, . • • . ' . • massacre" thir•Enropeang and a
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,oFoce4tire in criminal ec.aes, and for the further IS Acts,avii.17... ., , ' '
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• . • .., . ,• . ,nOw king; has lieen frustrated by, the Tenet,'
against the Crown;. for theicoprovement oi.the ' , The 'middle vase of the "New; TeStament
emen.dinent of.the Chinese thimigration Act; • '
5 ' The ahertest verso in .theNeW Testament'. '-6.4a loyal ,Burmese, who, •after three ,Iftyst
' ., iresnmo oaf! IIETALI)01014. ' . - k , is John xi, 05,, .. . ., .. . . : , .•,, . , • , .. . -.. !fighting, ,captured. .•tho„. leaders in , the Con,
You will be • Relied, . in order . to provide 'Chp:Pt°r *ix-' 'of 1:1•• • Eing°' '644 '1311*Eite sfdia°Y' ' • . ' .. .' ' • . • '
• Successftil., experiments .heve, 'leen .made
' • tientlemen cf,the. House Of Ceraroons.,:. . • .
• against the posidble interruption of the •navige,-. xxkvii. of Isaiah ere alike. : . •7 ''' • :
anon of our great inland waters, for an approprit,. The longest verse in -the 'Old Testament at'Metz with a navigable balloon'prepelled
tion in aid of the .construction of a canal to con- is Esther viii; 9,. .. • , • • , • . . , .• by an electric inotor. ' The Angsbutg.Altge-
•, Sault Ste. 'Marie. • • .,.• • ., .,.. • , • . ; • The Middle book of '.the Isle* • Testa:if:fent isitine; Ze'ituitij says thetelloon is inykrt-.:
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. • The ,accounts -for the pastPear will be laid is II. Thessaloniane: ', . • , • • . tion. of a. German engineer named Welker'
erect the waters .of Lakea Huron and linperior,at
' 'hefore you, as well•ai thepstimatesler the ensu-• '• The word "and” Occurs in , the New Who, for some ,tiine Wafeemployed in . Arne -
'Art Y'ar'' TbeY linYe been KePa*n 'with du° Testament 10,604 tinea.. ''' -' ' • rice, ; where he perfected . his disc,overy.,
..public service. . , .... - • • The Middle •chapter tina.' shOrteet. in • the The• Getman Governinent, the paper says,
. Hon, Gentlemen:Of the Senate, : , , Bible' is psalm. cutviL. . . • .. ,:„,_ ,he:B bOught 'the : invention,',. paying •for. it
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1,000,000 marks down, and. another 1,000,-
xegard tO.eeonomy and the requirements of the
' . • • I commend:, these important eubjeots and 'the Testament 30;543 tithes. .. : • , ,°ict 006 whi"olg.,s ill: be paid :in instalments.
Cientlemen of the House of Commons"g ' , . The Word f,' ana" occurs in the •
others Which nay be laid•before you to your, best .The shortest verse OM Old Testapient The speed. of the helicon exceede that 'Of it
consideration,. with full eonedence . in :Your is I. Chronicles i. 25, ..- . , : railway trope, 'and it May 'be:ittopped and
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. well-being of Canada. •, .. • . • ,• • , The -Middliirerse .of ,tlie Old Testanient directed. et 'Nvill, inovingettgainet,tho wind,
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earnest•desire.to prof:note the development and
supervisethe offibial, report of the debates . The middle olutpterd of the Now !rests- it 18 certain that •the reiidente of 'Metz' are
• - . now nightly startled by an electric illninin,
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: ••kr. Rowell moved ,that .4 committee:to. is. iL Chronicles Ini'll• • '
' 13aker,.0:ReChard„ Charlton, Colby, Devin, Verse 22, &Apter, Vii. of 'Ezra, "has all D.#on hovering. et it greet.. height over their
houses
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: •of • the, Mame' , 'be appointed as • folleWs ; nient are Romans 110: and Li:4;!. -.,
• Derii,trdins•-, Ellis, Dinios, Atigiityre, Boys; the lettere of the alphabet except: .!-J.'.' ,
• ...Taylor,. , Tupper', : (Platen); ',and.. 'gelatin •, . • .
The president bie appointed III', " Alexi,
, (Albert). ' This, he: 13.afia, would Make e
.f, oh, Rile," ,..said.,, °lam':
_:.' • "". slarp Girl: .!, ander it. Lawton, of Georgia„ te, be Minis-
" think LilY ter to Anstrie-HlingirY• • . ' •
•• • :with aprinciple which • he :helleirlia a good and her beau:have quarrelled." ' '', • , .
A totter from Mr. wait reeeived
nomMi.ttee of thirteen, and in accotdanCe ..
one, woule•give each Province repreeenta'i. Why,"' replied'Ella, ',` Whitt Maims you
• . in New ritlrenhSaturder in which the
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two or iliore representatives: .Well, her patler lias twert biiiiiautly lit ex-PreinifIr. Pasficii .high.",' eulogy on „Bfr,
Neecher. • - ' -: ', ,' • , .
. tion, and. the mote 'important Ptavittcea
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, attempt viss 'Made intihedirection to Which, , The jury. in the ease. of, John Atensdett„
• Xr.',Bla,ke .expreseed regret that another every eYeiting latelY. ,: • ,
, he had objected last year. -This was a very •• • . lEdneatiOnal Matters. ,
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, . eharged. .with •: the Murder of. ReV., Geo: C.
.ePeoial.comtni,ttee, and tho pOssibility ,of Little Bohols,..4k. why is imart,"' palled a Haddock, at Elieni '.City, - Iowa, diSag'reed.
maintaining Hansard depended . largely nonn ?" - • •- and *ere finally discharged. by the court at
upon the redogeitien of thaeqval rights of • Elderly Schoolcnifitresa (With acidity).-- ..on, Saturday. The pity stood eleyen
both aides'. 1.1p to 1085 this Wat, recognized, " B.etaiise it's the name`pf a' thing.' 1.,.. --New, for acquittal and 'one for eonvietion.•
-The ddhlinittee Wati made tip . of nine." the l'ork Sun. •• ' . ' •• :,'" ' • ' - ' . '1: 'Yesterday Meriting ,OttO Of 'the strangest
06v:eminent ataa,, an was fait and proper. ' ,, ' •"--,..--;•----7-7---,--4 • • , aecidente, odeinted at hieW Rochelle, ,N„ J•:,.
.having One majority.: In .1884, wheo, the ' A: tvell.kgovm mathematician who lives that heie OVet .been Witnessed by railroad
:Oevettaneitt had two to :one in the Hens°, hignePn, 0.0.., ' And. SO a's' published. 1214331. :6:1' willtn°w1a ' m" • YA" ' wa ' g
it Wati,:propaled to put seven doveternent series of arithrosties, recently reeeiiied it along . the track *ea' struck •by a freight
, , „,„ etipporters On, thatointnittee, and on Objea; letter 'frOm it teacher .asking • bbin• to. send train stid bus body was thrown upon . the
• . Cori :beihg l'-e'e.fie tb&OppoSitionwasalloWed him a hey to.the Third ,Grade Arithnietki,, pilot Of the. 'engine, 'Where it lay Until.
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•• One additional rcerriber;. making 'flee' to The metheMatiente. Wrote back: ' ".Dear I„arehnient wild readied,. • There it fell to
k• , IltiVen. Ile (Elek0) could see,trno ,. eireaa,.. Or • It haft no. koy. 'It 18 it 'gem winder."' ' h ' ro dim(' and both 'feet .Wero' ent Off,
stencee now indleating that the Ministetial. , the i'Vele,4 of Neoga:/11,,, publishes the foe ,' Another train oii.th,e opposite track struck
- .niajOrity bli 'the. tonnilitt,ee-thOuld-he in.,_ -sheik of 0. totter writtenloto it e taiterby Mrs „1 the Unfortunate roan end oece Mote lie Was
•, Creasect,• and yet it, wan now.. ptoposed the : SUsan johnsOn Of that itOWir, Wile' will'ho"•hoisted :Upon the -pilot Etna lay. there: until
cOninlittee elloilla stand °Wit Ministerialiattf 10 Years old iii 'aiiile, WISO . nOVer Vent • AO , NeW. .Rociteller was MaChed, *lien thellOdy
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' to AVO• Opposition. No regretted to observe, Bebe& iti her lite„.aha ik.h,,,, •Atot, began to teuta eg Dina the thy:1k" .1011 under the
else, that Bored teelytbet0 of 010 committee learn to Write three • mouths iigo, . Tho.i.tdidel§ a BOdona tithe. ' When. thn t*nin,
YliO,..baa ii.ttda •ofilotootly on•the committee writing, is vetY, Plain,' e better•than that " moved oft it Wes 4eell that OOIY thaliehdreaS
ill tOririOr ;Steal/Shp .NVOrd lett . di in this Of tlie;treljotity-Of- Women of har age ;,,the #3,Vilt rot611161.. ' . , - • :
_.:_nitItion,„ . Ito hallavea' that 111 it detniiilt-tre 'Opening" ie cdtreet, and the only noticeable '-W1.)ile-viewiiig,--the-toa'ak;•tof., a:,friiiglitICeSte money." PL8 ,
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where •efileicaSY • dePOnded"-.*1-rt• .'nuell'illW414:ul:SpaittiincapitalivAtign.gilamootitittioti. tiiiti on the.Chibago it NOrthWestetit 'Rail- ' ciate:tuojelte. '
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persOns were killed by the 1)1:Voting' Of a OV,R,IPINT 111QPIC$. .
IPEtaigRA-THIQ 8.011431-110M, tvaY. near Palatine. 111.• ." yesterday.n1
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A 800,20 forthe, preveotioo, of orosity*to iires;*,ottg'ytapaittro•ci;aTyhaefaeraCilicaodengit:',70.4,0irtivecli.0. ,- IN the RtollrYteri0:'..lteeleW l'.'lieeiPa. 1 • T) :
a4iTrahee.1;leit! Z. bra;;drcg;t701111;e1attglt7iit'i.00 •OPPosea. that 'the:6311 i'dc'•n- al t146:' freight tent," *ViftbcoYlia7;:'.:::17:bit12t•Ci4.411: Bri744ain' '1):C4i7.4031;
trams :in the immediate vicinity in the
"luso- to send °* ti*alls' 1357' °Ix) °aiiadiati• morning had jarred the tremens° tardt, ow. for it* failure to AP its, aut.by society. ...,
.7114P11' Kelly's
el4644 146Y1 ' 1344 about 6,
'tw:cohi:i0O1Phtryg. gPapnVepee''pw7aY:erev ';ils:01. "illar:dgiemg'moirlioo°wnirio:of: eWfri6e:lillitelliieseSitiSetef; 'nail I 3 rl ii 1 ' 'e0P)7 )hare*eetttreC*491:9913iliroillial. .
pacific! route. . . • •
water, and lonsened. cr inacked the 'hoopla,
while playing in the eteeln ' grist Mill at
POrtivnagl'eaAnk.: Fill:a morning .missed 11.4 nude!. the structure. When it 'collapsed 6710494!•;p723,41:445t4; banged, net long,ago,in.
:I::instantly. . '
, Another diViden&of , -5' Per: cut. is fe•- be. wiiiaagennd--weter,---Wwp-hoyEk--0444,, our Oldham, Eneanat for Ow nil:10.er' et, her .. . _
the-liquidators:Of the Exchange men Were 'killed outright, two • ether men -flarighter." -Rear* an auction 5510.
. . .. . .
ti, d• fell it btuied the: people under the
Bank, making a total dividend.of 65' cents were fatally and , a number seriously in, effects. was held. " The . result :Was great • • '
paid' to the oreditOre. .It if, expected that itirea, . ' " ,; „ 4 Ill.:4116a BI•46.00#13m-jbergrairAtereilt attaOli.,
PEVE.t. *ORSICITXPERS. •
: Ing to e.emrdererlareliera added gart unwonted
caties now pending, 'before the courts are vein° toberbelonginge, •Alialldresabtought ' „
48. • . Dancing in a garment onteVined, by,
the QOM° will be:eland as.. soon as some .
Singular, Story or some ':Wha.,Tweltln an 4/430:tea primiimtiatmexperience deniall
eill.rePoal4r6tYharriatt tetleg°4affiera. ..Yal4:'01,30.1ittinegnitroagate'pirnondi9Sint • • • ' ' • ' ?leineeetamla; '• ' to MoSt-peOple'• but, OPPSFentlY,,• w°01- li
.„ .
character. • Public buildingS, inanding t*°' , Not far from MOIMI,. in Mesopotamia, flood round Puin,'• • ' '' • ' ••
. „ . .
nevefailwar stationsvinVelliktan, "Pena- there are a few Kurdish villages whore one .. Barone the war the terra " negro" was .,.
ture of about • $2,000,000, l': he•erented; Iiiidif neither-Tmilsque-nor-minaret-.--syn,
-- , hily-Offehiikre-tathe'dOlOredpeoplain#
and private residences. : ...„„..._, .
... - ': •.• : . hoose„ ; xoolotooda.i.ing • at, . ocean:olio 'Stintliern,States; and thein-prejndice against...
besidesa large number of haneiis preMiSes ' gigue , nor . raedrash„ church • tor meetingp
,
. About 10 o'clock oil Saturday forellonn government cfnciel—are rarely Seen there, it has .not wh011y died out, though it is
Mid. Armstrong, Wife : of Mr. Wm. : Ar.vo- ,trayelleru-,•AotAirt. all. Ordinarily, says . a Yielding to •the 'influence . of time and ,
strong, aretired farmer who lives on Queen writer.' in . the • St. drcnne4: -61 die* .,..7 thifttiriff onlightenment.--A,fewyearsageamational. .. -
street; fit, Thomas, •,:drepped" dead from nothing in the appearance Of these plaCes-eoir :,,entipn of colored' editors ' was held in
heart, disease, •. Deceased, who was in her or the people- to attract • the •.atteritignef St. Louis,. and it WAS agreed' by passing A
.58th year, was ' the daughter • of. ;the lets Wayfarers, apart frointhe white armies , of resolution- that the *era : negro :Wes • the
TheMes, Weldon, *One Of . the: pioneers, of the woMeil. and.the Vests:of the men. But proper etlMelogioal terns to designate the
one day in the. .year the villages asEitene colored taco. The Mate Offensive, terra is
quite a holiday aspect in preparation for 0., aleo used in issuing the call for a national': ,
strange ceremony annually enacted thete, convention of .negroes to be hold • this :year ' • .'•
The houses are' -plentifully decked with in Indianapolis, on the 2nd of June. • • ' '
garlands Of'Yellow floweri, and the peciple 'THE` n3antileoture of Carbone for 'electric - .4
spetiesEl gOwna, the men With a twisted lights has become '. an important Inisiness• ' • ' I. •
take up positiond cititailithe *onion lit
black cord round their necks.. Then a pro- and of the 150,000 burned dailY. In the •
•cessioliS.Af some thirty Persons . °Merges
ITu
f tom thit residence 4,We "Pir " or Priest, Cleveland, eleandtit,'wea0
h
10400•,.0t0120:rere.a.nireen2n0feefturtirneadoeoin;:
and beIns slowly to 'perambulate• the -vil.: 'The carbons are Made &lefty ofthe reaiditard ;
leg.' in -front march hall a - dozen weird- of oil' after it has been refined, but the'.:.
loeking, personages In tine Itlen robes.and' deposit About natural gas wells is also ceill. • -
strange blink headgearlr'tlien;coine -hall j a' ing into Use.:-•- The material : as, g,r9una 0-.I. .,.
li000 of .. kaWars, „ in yelloty. mantles and, :poarder,e• little pitch is :: edded, and. the .., .
,willte, turbans, chanting keligiene.hYMile.in aubstaiibe hither, placed in Moulds'. ; These •• :
an outlandish tongue; and behind the* ad • are packed . in boxes, and the latter plated
many More playing an acCenripaPiMent:to in ii, furnace,: where :they are ' subjected:te;
the singers On reedy flutes and tainhcirines. 'intensebeet.". The eakbons, are thoroughly • ,
Following these is 'the 'White -robed :priest„ :burned in fivo. days, andtheceoling process • , .
• bearing. upOn his ehouldets a kind:Of %Am' continues Only 24 hours. "T"'
. ' • ' ""'r+'
lette; and holding aloft thebronail$ figure of ,
a bird, guarded on, either side: by • a -fierpe-, IN seMe • parte of "'England. itinactice...:
looking Kurd, with aPerfectersenalef smell prevails of :Paying: the , waged ofagrunal.
antis -Aleut his person, In the Mir rides tural....leborere partly in. .cider, , ' This (ie. .:
the White -turbaned. sheikh , ofthe district,. '
rafirks Dlr. Chairles.Acland•in the Preamble,.
With a necend. batchof "black heeds " to to his.9Agricultural Laborers "Sill): " is:: an ,-;'-'"' •
wind tip the procession. -The petty, makes: encitement to inteMperance .to the greet .• :: ..
'the round . of the village, th'e people raising •
bird as it
aletriniertir of their . : familiea;, and. it is ...ex,' ...
pagges, ' and then:: hand , in , trent or thi3 pedient -to prohibit such practice by. la*:" '
Accordingly , his "'Rill proposes to declare :
their lia*ds toward the brazeir'..,
priest's hoinge.- Here e. Sheep is in: readi;„ that every English. Or. Irish 'farmer, • or •
nese; it is Cut open', and the heart: is torn other ,employek of labor, Who pays to ,any
The , • .
from
it and thrown down at the feet of the :fart:II:laborer or servant in husbandry Wages'
black -robed figure. ' ' procedsitin tlien Portions, Of • wages in, beer,: eider: or•• • .
re-enters thedw.elling while the. sheep ii 6r other
intoxiceting. liquors, Shill, he lieble ' to. a '
madereedy for tha Tot.; and in honor of penalty. net exceeding 20 •Sbillines for the
(
the day, the residents`, „afterWard.:„..dine first offence, andnot exceeding 4() shillings
together as • soon es their itew ''..is ready'.
f Or the second and subsequent offencee.'• The
Those Kurdish Villagers are the ".:Yezidif;"
restriction Would- not, hoWeVer,', extend to.
Or “ devil worshippers" of :Mesopotamia .;. ,
laborers Who reside or board with their
employer. ' Mild be recover -
and their.ennualproCession-4moviii.as the .
con:colonial of their Mystic cult.. * . . •- *.
the . Maly ,able before- ' any bench 'of 'magistrates . on
" Showing of the. ',King ..Bird,"'• the. Melik The penalties *
Tam* Or "Peacock' King "—is the information of any police :constable.: or •
The devil worshippers acceptrieptoselytes: any Other person. ' ::., ' •', ' ' ' ' •• ' ' .... .
"A Xesidi," they. Say,. *"must be born a :Tun capability of sea 'Water agapreserva, •
"Zezidi ; he cannot be Made.", They have
tive is shown by the
no ceremonial ablutions, • or ' attach no ' . ' - ' . • '..
: .fect that among the.
articles moo:Yore& :frem Vess'Ss Sunkin: t*1
ininOrtance tothein; and are 'allowed to use
nothing • Colored. blue. . TheY:•Will ' net sit harnb64456f*Veriegaoc
e...BSpPaiinin'e:ning:10'.110120;gtwheorocie',haenyde .;
down ' on„ a sofa 'having a bine tassel, or bee
enter a morn containing an -article' covered" mahtfany that,reitwithstatindeinnigpstthet,ieriffefAct :
LWith.blue cloth. Theirreligionprohibits years' stibinnerairen-,' Are inh
*
them fronaservinfitiieOldieWthoughthere -state-iif_preservation. Dyers who . WINO
appears to Tie nothing to prevent them eitxpiserieinvoetrbeedit Werithfort.haya,T.elinegigrapostsars :Ltiri,litinak.- •,,
frorneutting throats on their own account.
'They •:baptise boys• ..sild ' girls;... and; the, wood. now imported,: The Mahogany,.
when old .enough, .every member has .to too, id very''fine and solid,: one log.twelve
make Choice of a sister or .brotherwho is ,feet long and twenty4wo. by thirty-two
to be his or her companion , for 'eternity.' inches' agnate 'being ,subsequently Worked ..::
Adultery, where -Consent is given, is lawful, Up in the shape of furniture and walking
and intercourse between the •Seliefi is relit
aintiteelitsegate, ,:htewmeveilert,6e.. :Bid' aTillie'adnienta. jpentel...i:'
lated by no 'conventional restraints.
sheikhs and tbeir fainilies„, as well 'as . the. blecli four andInethalf .feet high and three •:
subordinate priests known as •":pere,"; are :feet bread," with font send copper sheaves
entirely supported by :the' voluntary gate eighteen inches in ;diameter,' 'tie Of 'solid
of the villagers, whom they Visit.: regularly heavy
yanda;rtioaleeti prooperableyrouaftendais,len h6Oridttinuge .:
three times •:. a • year; such, gifts being 're
garded in the jight of Offering to the semi, anchors.. 'The Wood : is perfectly preserved. '
divine prophet : item, whom their. 'rulers bitten, iron bird is eceltpletelY corroded • •
claire • descent. : The' le.ii.dis. may y , every. .ewey,1. While the : copper wheels are but .
where be distinguished frOin the. •MosleM slightly oxidized. .: . • • . ' ' • -
inhabitants Of . the Country by the vests 4N:omit lie iiinde.6:tOgr-rht.gO.:.1g, , ;ii'i-a-•" -
certainly . beer a secret Mark upOn. their !1,9'!' l'r_..e.iii!ad'f?,73,.°. "1i' iiiri-,e.lo•e,OrYl'iliii. dcio'
they weir . closed up in : the neck, ;Too
,
Persona, like ;wine jIndian, sectaries, for ,girlmust- be, married. The -patent Who '
they :will xutter -bare' their :•breasts; 'and has an rinniarrieddanghter of ° full age. ' in. •'....
under ne'Cireumstanced will -9. lEezidi ever his •house is net only anoffenderagainst
utter the,Word :" shelten "—that is '! devil"' social usage, but is guilty of . a:. religious '
•Eir in any way'refer-to the central object crime, .threatened with piiiiishment :: in.a• :
of hit; secret ederation.futtne state, 'aila :one which his „ neigh'
, ,
hors Williiiit'Ve-eatisfied: to leave to its
....1iie, irreneir Giving 17p :Smoltplg. deferred. theological sanction. . Tbe• daugh-
ter nittet, therefore, •bb Mairied. to ' some '
.........._... , . . , . .
. , . . ,
:The growing virtue of the Pieniffi, inthe pne' and .'if no ii person is forthcoming, :
inatter et: tobacco smoking btaa. fair JO she •niust, be joined' to: some unfit • Immo,
S at siati
create yet another' difficulty in the arduous . :and thi
task of balancing :the budget Of 'the reptill-: tasettle the rattitthe earned' tage possble, so
er,' sua m,ake thing 0afe . .
lie.. It 443011/11 that the tax:enthis pleframOnat
'fraiNerchieerdiantitlhereir .7,Mthr oYr' 8'HthirtYdetilr,:agniirdi•°`; Chace° ' 7: .
vim' produeed lest yelat 6,000,000.
lees than in the year 1886. The theory has roarried; there is ne escape **Bible for ,
•bsuirookalt them,. Wifedom may, he• a revolting' :Beryl-
eledestli; letraathrerileagso6nt.'(4tillieitrIthlief; tilde, hut. Widewhood iff a livingdeath,-- The -
litheeeliy
gradually beepme so • Settlrated with nico- Widew id: an :outeast,• withal() civil rights
iocial Standing,' .Her place fot-
tine that they"cannot tom anymere. This mia no
' would not,however, exlilair the diminution, no
Would haVe been -on ',her ' husband's :
seeing that, the place of 0111 'nen is taken by funeral • pile, bet, since stittee has been ter-. ,
the rising generation. . the theorY "is. bidden,• a fete" more Cruel, :aft' agony more:,,
pushed still f tither,. and .• : 4, 400•106 that prohinged; hag been the appointed lot of,the , ••
as the proeese cif absorpe ,'. f niccitinegoes .woinon, who curvi4eo.heriord.., ,. . .., , .
on troth generation to g • ••• 1.. idni the , sons • • ,,,..„ , • rn,, . „ , . • _ , .•
of dinokets'are.not able t :1,Mme so niuch . IN 1:6,0 a corn tenon was appointed in • '1(
tobacco as the Childt,.. ,iii ,..,t7i lint,sinilkerS, Getoteny to consider and report; ciii7tbe •
,Oddly enough, the dint, .. of eonsu1nP7 .,auj
vo.ntagea and ataaatfantn.gesr! of vaccina -
much
tiOn is only in amobing`'„:, .,,,' , ,io, While as:
tion, and thefolloWilli are aruong, the con -
mous Snuff is sold :aelc.,ii, , The enor- just repotted :: • The ' length '.; Of :
euin Of 89,000;00C .,,,. •.;..,, :';ilig_tacintinrili3alilvlye. eltie""
time ' • for • Which vaceinatiOn • protects
'
spentiflanbinnigtut TnWpitiliki'„ 1.1:,it,',#•:. • ' ,evonktei • oie ageinfit smallpox varies ' greatly in different:: . .
habit, 0 one too ina.0,,,,:.;,, i ;. ;11, owo c.t. ,persorie, but in the ' mean it , ut 10 ..yeats. '
i',. Retabeinationis necessary 10 Years after . ,
'P°ien6: • i° un•lcit:" It ,..- . ' , • g•lhav''''': theprimary operetien.: Two Well.tiarked. . • ,
• . ' v 4, '
4. ''''.' '''• •-'.. - --- ' :..1.-'''---- t .- '•' v'eincles ate itecessaltaiimute a successful . .1
. ,
• •M.. tee , a 1'04 .0 01,1,,Altei , , , , •pleoictiVe *Waifs, 1011, • . Diem . Is no
tised :for 1... • 'Phis . ' , 1. 7 , • Th 0 bovido'co as to Any increasing' special disease, ,
residence .( ''Ne , ;#:: at pi (ft, l‘roriban A )i, of golierelmorthli.thwhinik :can. be ' con -
it regular '• i'....*:., ft) l'imv.-• fl'a, : bell and lti,dOn
ared es due to ., .eltra,iption of Vad- . .
ineidentg ,• • ; W' 'kali '1). a 4iite: • ideation); kien: t,The nee, If1,`,;:".n.linnal Vaneine • ie '
ptiblie addif • .,1,. Stni lo'',Votiro," rsv.,,p .4.0,141, %. liliedirotiOn ionlaiidflUS Per',; ,
Mr.; Beecher•Vvb 5: . : r. , A tm,„,,,,e• , ,,,,,,,,r 4,7 ..&',-...,..., ` \ ,,, 'hile •Selftlet : , over; , . measles,
, to linpOse PPOP.:', ::.,aimint,. , ..'i.. '. ,0.47.,:),,,,g:.3•:•....., • .4,.. i?:i.11oorig coivii, tsAmil' Or
&beet the Country I vf le-. .,• re, 0,01..*:;-, ...,... .;1•,'"11- • tent eillib (*hi:Thin:telly pietifi:'',
had his salary of .V.Inttli* eb , • . , i he lcet i.e..E1.-; :t.'1"--;-ghbohood, , lufo.nts • should ,
I
Plythouth Chutes -6 easile:- ,,,)/v, - 14, iiat be • yatearmtha 'befero they • are three /
• ,
.r. ituoai thdi mentha ii.na•nis tfAco striallpet' id, prethilent in ,
I wid,fAtriiing it tit ' 'Ain ? • That Abe tiofulty, .j. „.,4:4..reittost.„0:76 74.__t_co c)ean.
,n, will p,ppre.. 11 "1 :4 •;•',••ctien of the iiiatiliniente. .
,--= • - ' 3=.4.f. NAt$111.0:re it' SliOtIld ha insistbd Oft.'
ti,WIlier ,S vesper's(
• 4:
Mrs. J. L. White, ofLondon, who recently
ran away to Rochester with Alfred Lus-
combo and sttbsecinently retrained_ to her
home, 'went back again a short , time since.
Air. White followed his Wife to Rochester
and the two have agreed to the institution
of proceedings for a- divorce. . Mrs. DM -
combo, it is Understood, also contemplates
taking stepirfor sope;ratiOn from her
truant 'husband. , • '
TheOrinneef Wales has consented to ant,
as.Honorary President of the Melbourne
International Exhibition; • , ,
The Sultan of Morocco has just proinul-
gated a deck& prohibiting the importation
of ilinerican tabby:Ili under any form into
his territory. , • I ; •
' The fire Whichthreatened to destroy the
Salvation Army's. headqnarters 'at London
On Saturday was extinguished before it had
done Serious damage. • •
The .Candeliar troops sent to suppress the
Ghilzai rising have found the rebels so
numerous that they have been compelled to
entrench themselves, • ;
The former native ruler Of Tongo recently
attacked' `the Portuguese garrisen *: there.;
His force Was reptileed. He then went to
Zanzibar and the ;siattiai ordered -his 'ar-
rest. .
A large dynamite *nib with a burning
fide 'attached:was:1mnd Saturday night in
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