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I, ” 'm SPEECIO'� bred, ve : Lord Lyttoup,
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�� . 11 I , , following resolution .. The oqmmeut ®do tip wagert, � , I As_zmmeap.- ..--.--- - - stitiah- -�,&nib%sea49r--toFr.a4coi diOd' -
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.1 • " " �L U W on . ONTA11,10 CoNpANY WANTS: Lord Lytton
. , . I �L . parliament selrioug� I � I WHAT THE . I mation of the bladder. -4 few I
F " I- I , llt people is, veroperled b '' -itifiam]
, . - I. - T's 00 a Grest MQ , � L' . . :The Railway , ddenly
I .. .. 1, ihouldill given to t1ho.claims An Ottawa despatch 848 ' ' eats before his death he was all
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:WF '. , o4s lot the franchise THE TALH OF SLAUGHTEF- _of ths�pr .
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0A-3otherwise_ AWa. by QW=rBbiP_ ,or -'Comra,tteo� seized with at, attack of heart weakness
-90 —V aM "' ble save -.in da,y morning and took up medicine.
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. �', , " ,� ___ ___..______. _ ,A PAWS -0, Express and Transport&, and called to his valet for some in
,,.- I , , I I � 11 _!!__.--__--_._-_-_1_ - - .. . 9 ,cupation. " Pekin confirms tbW statement that Well- tween the Ontaric I I V)(biie preparing the me*ille' th-' Iv`a""
, ., I , I -1, � I . S. Neal offered the follc�wi!'S reap- I . I Trunk Railway- turniDg)round, Baw his
, . ` .1 . . . - heard 4 cough, and,
, - * 11 Mr. H. ltftvt; 4tvL%,L"oa- a wholo die- tion Co. and the Grand
. 'qk, ". , , ,.� - akw�,J lk*ujo at alleged die .
. . . xm� I)B�Tql,jv" �,AA,w. V Opinion or this con ag again railway . � , C41.ADRTQnl� - --"- Z 'IT, "'.a.. -. !, -LI"L iu in I f China, all � -I " master sudde ly expire.
i MT. I , part o 11 that The former appealing
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II, e Conservative trict in the northe'm on the art of the
Terence, the attitude of ill pillaged and. burned the brimination I Earl of Lytton was 01
. they have attracted conoid- The
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"� B bona fide labor candidates on stations. In , addition company. The case has att 18th, 1831, and was educated first' at Har -
I Party toward 3re, Belgian 'MiaBi d afterwards at
849nla shpuldbe one of sympathy aad encourag the mission attention in railway circles- It is
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rnoottj ab, Orame Rebellior. to - the destruction of erable at as a test of the power of railways row under private tutors an . 3pecially
went," ' rayou and Sanchin there were regarded Be traffic Bonne, where he devoted himself cape
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I be Oax4oea, I This resolution did not exactly meet the stations at 9 a ma8saored to do as thle lease with - i,2uL):.�QU,l"�.,-Tjl�"q=,,"s7�iz--�E!!&��4-��,,�_t_,---�-
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1� 1, :". .l."i '4' ', A Wrinin cable $aye - som I � , I �,�---�t,!Q�u�l-tl-:iT.-t3-bu,UdE;�,---ff-,A2e,Btz,,�,d. =-,vf, �� & , w I
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Lttache at Washington
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0, qx*de,4,%�tj� AMP, -1 okedandburned. The natives were also present Sir John Tbibilipson, Sir
. .. _##'_W_A�,9 I - labor," and as so amended Ge ol was sacked Mr. u Zoei they
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110 ,an I , with groat seated before � had, hitherto no Adolphe ( �., M. P. P. f who wards he wase trall0erre d 4 I PaTiB.
L I . anthusiaeut ,on entering the hall. After was adopted. in that district that a revolt was John S. Hall, Q- C and in 1854 was remove to
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diencefor the warparecep- The following, resolutions were also "Zitated. The local authorities had not appeared on behalf of the ,Express Compalty) ce of 1856 he was for years
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tion, accorded him, Lord Salisbury pro- adopted: taken steps to suppress the outbreak, and explainer} that the object of tele the Grand attache at the Hague.
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c.' I L" �, , ,t_. "Aed to deliver an addreen on the By Mr. Ernest Spencer : " That con- when the natives rose they met with no was to secure an order to compel served in the same diplomatic caPacity I
�I I . I . " polijjos�l topic Of the day, "Home Rule in aidering the great importance of the labor material opposition, for the officials were Trunk Railway to give the Ontario Express Constantinople - and
", ., - - us" said Lord -question, it is desirable that a Labor Depart- be stated that Company the same rights and privileges as in St- Petersburg, legation
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i'-_' , . �, � � .. Us 1,Wuds of. the Gladstonia , practically helpless. It may to the Canadian Express Corn- Vienna. He was secretary of the lei
"I, . I . 1. ; . � � - 11 appears to me like a nasty ment shall be formed by the -Government, the local Governor, in his report of the those give, ,
I , � _ . Salisbury, -- , eviewed the litigation that had at Copenfiagen and at Athens secretary of
11", I �� 11 . .medicine in' capsules of gefatiue for the to be presided over by a Minister of the occurrences to the Pekin Government, does 'pany. He r 'embassy at Vienna and Paris, and held
F,,!.11; ,,I I I I I � . 'While I cannot admit that it is Crown to be termed the I labor Minister.") then of the 'be,, carried on and produceU copies Of the the
. . . . eleot�ra. not Place the blame upon th between the Grand several other d' I tic positions. On his
n, _ , I Secretary, to thd -for original ,�greernent be 'np OIT7' be succeeded to the
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�_ , 04 duty to ignore the gigantic issue before B' M J. J. Harris, ice, but attaches the responsibly Express father's death i
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Lr- iigress, CommittIc the crimes to bands Trunk
ail Canadian and in
. * TrUe Co t this PrOvu wds of Mongolian robbers way and Call n title, as thd second ron. Lytton,
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" � . ,. . abstain from English and Scotch ,onf6tenco desires to'express its thanks to who, he says, made a raid I
v tention to ,%hat ,
�" s� I am &I . so anxious to lug 80 an agreement which the ambassador at
, through the die- Company, of the recent agreement betwee 1874 he was aPPOi I
� y be, the them, and Of �. One year) afterward he was ar
�,,.ey��'�,:,!-, � " . I islation because we are threatened .by Lord Salisbury's Ministry for appointing trict. Whatever the truth may -
��.,A�, � - �.,: , , ,, ,, � _W. � an as factory - - Ontario bad tendered to the Lisbon .
`�! � -J'; ;` ." .,� . . Irish agitation. I am in favor of rating large a number of workingra )� of India by Mr. Disraeli.
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be north _ general Government has taken steps tID pro Company 1� pointed Vicen
, , " rds, provided. the, reform inspecto.-s 'but at the same lihopes that a occurred tile Afghan
1 1� ,, , " ,, Wound landlords, v . vent any further outrages on foreigners or Gra,nd Trunk Railw Y. 0 in- During his viceroyalty no
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r, -;-,�, � I fairness and not made the oc- the Government may see its way to a nt � Under Sir John Thompson held th co His resignation was
0,11 .". .'_', " " �' . Zve�outed, with fair ch native Christians in the district.
�� Mr. women inspectors for employments in that the Earl of
, r antipathy. which interfere with any agree. war.
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K, 1�� I:�;;, � �, - .;. �, . � I : orders from Pekin, 'all the troops available mitten could not
,. -.1r,..'._1 . I bion for gratifying ' I All it �ould do accepted at the same time t
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" " . , laud not being their owl, sex are engaged." . . i Premiership.
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' � ''.. .7, I iMed iSL"rather exaceting. . formation regarding the trouble, 1880 he was created E
I '". � tillage If' , Sir Albert Rollitt, M. P- for the gout cubic, despatched was to compel the Grand Trunk Railway to Beaconsfield r Earl of Lytton and
pct r`.1 1. I r,� e same rights
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. � .. � . _ A�6 e;to � the. withdrawal of the pr t* the scene of the give the Ontario Company th Viscount Knebworth. in 1887 he was
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,,',;, ,,,� � . . I formerly grew wheat. seirvative'Council, subin Advices have been received from China and powers as the
0- Z.� �,, . .", .4orwhich the - I . replied on behalf of the appointed ambassadir to Paris in succession
� . . y for the ad- 44 That the conference regards with the the late Lord 0 Earl of Lytton
- _�, . � 1. , 'shat is the, price you � to the effect that the Government has Mr. John Bell r it was, he said, of Lyons.. The E: .
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in the utmost satisfaction the improved social and
. ,�', decreed that the printing and publishing Of Grand Trunk Railway. married in 1864 to Edith, the second
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, . , pild �viii_ you find` ganti-foreign placards is a capital offence, true that there bad been a contractbetween was in
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�11 ,_.. 11 I I .. I Wi I Canadian Expriss Co., daughter of the Hon. Edward Villiers and
� 1� , " � . , . lZotection In this, the 52nd degree of present Government, and cordially endorses and has ordered those already convicted Of his company and the C and the niece of the Earl of Clarendon. I Owen
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Bible the intention of the Ministers to int I
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If.. _� .1. i . c, is absurd to imagine it POB this offence to be beheaded forthwith and but it had lapsed many Years ago, ulhed name of '
�1 �_i'..",-`� .� I f Local ee carried on from day Under the as�' everal volumes -
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.. . I I . to correct the defect without abandonlu next session bills for the extension 0 without waiting for formal Imperial auth- business had been sin The railway Meredith" he has published.s
! 1, �1. �' � policy to which we are all Government and also for the promotion of . - of proseand verse,
the chief 6f which, are
Vj'�'',� . . It was hoped that these stern meas today and w .
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�. . " , � , d. The 'one man. one vote' idea technical education in that part of the would have a deterrent effect and con- company became dissatisfied with this � Other P(lems," "Lucile, ) 31
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attached. . urea wou ':Clytemnestra and
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., , 'I the' overhauling Pre the . powers that the Government is arrangement, and determined to take over ':Cl he Battle of the Bards,"
, 1� . , . . I J�ealij means all Vince themselves. , Mr. Bell ' Tarinhauser, or t .
A .,:,,��:11 I, express business the les in Isong"' .
I 4, ', . , I This motion was losL in earnest, as The King of Amasis," "Fables under.ordinary circumstances the I
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7 i;. ! �, I 1. I , , . . . t reasonable intervals, but the would elapse before produced a copy of a letter written some "The i - I . pitem, to adopt at a period of two mon - and 11 Glenaveril." ' He also published,
., I I . 7 Parliament . AN AWFFL TRACAEDY- , . '&r. Chadwick (the new man
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- ., : , 26re, is no need that ever the executions. years since by with prefatory memoir, the speeches and
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A Xtrobunt Convicted or an Wunatural ' litical writings
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I , , ,. L terest, in these Crime suicides in Court. scribed as a. raid of Mongolian robbers, I �,, ) -
, , � cbmmon, W _ I make more Lord Lytton,
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0, , , b tll�t the, general election will es to be an insurrectionary movement the railway company (, ,4404 Lord
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0'.'e. 1, ". lion, and it is as A London cable sayii'," A fearful tragedy proves a business. Literary Remai .'of r; and Bulwer,
_� , . question of ut a dimensions, Despatches received money by taking over the expres I
,��' L ,_�'; � tium upon the appeal to.'your. occurred yesterday at the Newcastle assizes, of serious Lytton." . y
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1111�1. �L"11111 Up.._."'11. , 1, x� ,�.i , , , , , ,&,Unionist party that we 1 )-day state that -in Mongolia The sum of $312,000, to which the Ontario
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I, �11111 ; I , , " 1�1 4. " I . not going, to Aman named Baker, whol has heretofore at Tien Tsin to . districts nearer the Company objected as excessive, Vas the I... A BRIDE ELOPE$-
. . . . . A','�V',��._',� �,,,�i 'I.;�"";', I sm. a & in northern d I .
. `-E- � �T, "",t` 1:1., � � . , ' . Aj�6a;gsa,. (Ohe -a society, was yfeeling is sprea � , LL ,,,,
ql�,' "� � lers.) and 'some ItV_71 ..V i�%, �!'_,,� . I . L", o1joy. of try- 'held a respectable position d- exact sum paid by the Canadian Company .
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1, rr,91 - Grand Trunk Railway in the previ- she Leaves Her Husband Twenty-rour t "
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I ' ,� 41"k pass a shown great agitation during ing rapidly, and the
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,., � �I' L, (, -'-11- IM L am not going to pretend en ille verdict of guilty becoming alarming. An insurgent foreb, ags,year, and the agreem the Ontario . I ..
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1,I— pt,rl.4 .,,, and wit fide He contended that Martinsville, Ind. despatch says: The "..
0 I'll, �., 11 �, , ,�, � -_ -:',; Athit,fam deeply impressed with the import- consisting of several squadrons of MongoliallL A
, ','Jx� , ', . -.1-1 , -, i 'h .and igcotkh legislation. I -led utterly downcast. con , woper status of in- was, brown into. a flurry , I
k ,6�'�" _, " � :.!", 11", eEn - _ I ,was announced he seen reported to be COMP t 11
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- . slation- - cavalry, besides infantry, is rel Buy had not the i . little city of Odon 1.
. , C101 -0 - ho presided, sell B. capital of $5 on it became known that
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_., - .. . d '' ' i the fact Mr. Justice Lawrence, w alarm corporation, and that of its.
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, ) �---- advancing on Pekin, where the utmost
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;�.`; . �,�f, , - , � "I �11.�, �. eland is the great tented the prisoner to ton years' it. was pa'id up. After ed I
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�1 I .,.�,�_1,-; , - , 1 �,,��.-.�,tu� - Jion - With Ir prevails. The population Of a large area, '000 only 10 per cer a bride of but twenty-four hours had elop T. t .
��i', I, ,, ,� , I � 1. whole vitude. The prisoner'is relatives were in the,g k� t .,,,�,,,.-, � " I I IItion, that shouldI -. ,": � nuez tdep;actdpatly by inclination and partly by further discussion it was decided to Post- for Oil Saturday SM,. a summon the with a -mer admirer. .
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I �F�R�19"NARS'i r of the rebel soldiery, has 'joined the pone the ca,se until Wedne noon Miss Anna H man and Ella Borders,
. IN, fp?�,N 6io,�4gth,, of the electorate R �..r' , drate to our ar
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cis - ", IRA I . . , .1 � I 1'r . F I um.y Tam bound not lanO I I -with
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I,3 I . s'ineritofour dissident allies. It Imperial troo�s- have started to meet the they mA Adam Ingalls and a .
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'n, w � , the latter was leaving the dock in married,
�, �&v') P t. , qi with you rebels. The entire Christian population of FATHER N � DEAD, OfW tLington,jowhomth6ywcre
, 11 wards he wa.ved a farewell to iih 'the' Belgian All returned .
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I I , _ _._-`-_JW__,BO - the L empire, If I read relatives, quickly And the mother suspected of, Poisoning . -
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1 A-- � I "� L . L . �. L I ,� . 11' f the past two pocket, and, a I I Them to Get insurance. � an informal supper in honor of the
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d 11 ,. right the lily, fell unconscious into the ]MON. ' The -1 couples, to which a host of
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, , will support us on almost inatat . A Louisville, Ky., despatch says: married I
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. ," V ,,, 7 member by poison is a those in A Lowry, 'a highly
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, , .14 - �,,411 11 , . � I it is not on was instantly :'summoned, but it was Be SaVs. That michael Davitt to Areland's extermination case that his been invited .was Be .
.7 . Ill.'M I , V 1ffi,�,i;,:L. , d"Itricts, take thea opposite view I I
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I, local 'late. Bak�r died almost instantly, before
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11, � � I'm .r at Mr. be could be carried from the court room. discovered here. One year ago, Thomas respected young man 8
, ",�,� __ , 0 children lived at former admirer of Miss Hallman.
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, , � I 1411�, tor. �reatest excitement reigned in the A Boston despatch says: The Ear Austin, his wife and five W, _11,11M
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'N.A. ,-,r , I ... ,, lattle to please which convicted Baker were witnesses of 4berdeen, and her daughter, Lady In each case the 8 .the festal board MiIs- Ingalls suddenly
ki@, 'M ..'� . �. ,will not be fruitlPsto be dying. her husband that
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sections of supporters. his suicide, and some of the de mam's Gordon, all of Scotland- rl Bays, re- have been exa< I and severe sick, but would return in a moment. .
-, , I , es did not hesitate to denounce the in an interview to -day the Ea was the
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desperate d, I cannot imagine a better man to take ,Then the patient grew rapidly minutes had passed, and the groom began to
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:'Iq�_-�,- �,� , " . , . I I� Su pqsjngtbe bill passed—well, 'o In each
11r . ,., ., ,., . the lead , in reconciliation than Michael would ensue. grapprehensive that he might be needed.
, `�.._, , . thatl speak nervously, because I Observe deed. a day or two death w OW
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, _ . ) linder][Illuols Law- h. 'The amount of 'Finally it became known that she had
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, . ..,; I i I '.." � ' . majority in oversight in the law, which resulted in � he cQuld from his friends. The irate groom,
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%, ,f'L;�. -�; � ... ." . electors, ink he would concluded that cause of
7�11.' I" , bill, I in the dismissal of the defendant. be pre-eminently accompanied by William
dirk", l - - �� � . . , , of the bill, and nothing but the e both, and I think tlY diagnosis and brother-in-law of the 'woman, and many
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� i t, % I . the House . v 1 , a. reporter .that the case and 'gave chase, but the nigh I .
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, ' .,,,,. ,-' � . -Concealing the real provision . have not been at all as serious as they were looks very suspicious. y the .
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,; . . . -Lords will be justified in insisting implication being that individuods of that represented o be on this side of the water ns displayed b pursuers the Blip. Nothing has since been
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1:., I 'cannot have ;, and the pr . ution tion. of a very short time." I , been able to learn the same symptoms were No, he has gone away.
4 and he . The lawyers here - __ I by all the children." e for a rest, I presume? Manager (sadly),
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I . . . I . I nolle pressed the case. have the K01011 ; I avoid arrest. .
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., � *� I Turningtoireland, Lord Salisbury said lelde of Religious Phil- is of the stomachs mad * but he will not drink whiskey with him.
!., J�`,., , . ? I great influences utas shauld be amended. . 811 an "Eminent Re and all analysis y convinced that arsenic has
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41�.'. , blackthorns and priests. DEATH.DEAILING tANDSLIDE- ' -y case. The fact that .--.-,
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1� , . . . a history A London cable Bays :The business men been used in evej
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., � , .1 I of Ireland, They had turned the whole of A Tacoma, Wash., despatch says*: A 66GIUL
% . I { i I I L himself in big office. it appears that he tient to cause immediate death.
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; - R; L , I. I I - . . the vast organization which seemed to ern- terrible accident occurred this forenoon near ' losses The mother is alive and well. The insur- i
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barrass and baffle the, English Government Can on station on Green, river, some 70 cies were all made out in her name. 99 1
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i from.the mail whose hand cane ed by a landslide C' had preyed on his She refuses to talk. o . I
clear away miles cast of Tacoma, relative, and this a .
j I . e case with which a man Monday . . L. I
, . 1. . swayed it with the on the Northern Pacific track. On inio. Mr. Taylor was the son-in-law of THE, BFNZK�E E'XPLODED
boat by leading the rudder. were sent to the I solicitor Of Blackburn, Mr. Syr4p
f�? could turn a . . and yesterday,.60 workmen w . a prominent I . I
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the the road, and' while thus confidential' The majority of well-read phys-
�'111 " f, believed washouts an he had business relations of a confi I Result. .
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I I I Irish Archbishops were defyi . river, several thousand yards nature. Whalley had the ,reputation A New York despatch say
.,�;,?,�, .. fiord Salisbury proceeded to dilate upon the ins from the during his lifetime of being &In eminent re-
g;� , ed on those beneath, Hoffman and her 2 -year-old son Willie were tion is a germ - disease. In other
.. R 1 .�4, ". -in Ireland of bluff suddenly tumbled ligious philanthropist. His death a short
..... . '.... .1. � I results of giving every institution g M yards . probably fatally burned last night in her words, instead of being in the con-
, � S into their hands* a : -.It will be killing twelve outright, carrying vever, revealed the fact that
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"', I that the Irish Protestants of railroad rider the guise of a Christian benzine for a customer, Mrs. Hoffman stood
MI by rebellion . Others, some of " leading a life of protracted Bwmd- b 9 I
I defy such rawer. I do not dispute Mr. river and burying 'r had bet,n lead lighted gas-i9t and the vapor instable small creatures living in the
"I rying sevc a' be rescued alive. made
powerful whom it is thought may ling and that many persons had been close to a a explosion followed, and the lungs having no business there and
I tone's opinion that they are po both sides - Mi. Taylor was ignited. At
C lie a Relief trains have been sent from the �ictims of his wiles thrown violently back, li�r ' ' -
, enough to overbear tyratmay., It will eating them away as caterpillars do
disaster, and were at last report the many persons plundered by w0l"` was benezine ran in I .
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and massacre, and a revival working hard to rescue the buried men. He had intrusted to the care of clot . t ,e,,leaves of trees.
I I I scenes of cruelty Whalley. mis- every direction, and soon the store was & �
11 I of the terrible religious wars, friom. which . A Election Bet TIbat Cost a Life- the solicitor large sums of money, the. Willie, two years old, A Germ phlegm that is I
I Ireland .has already too much suffered. I appropriation . of which led to his iailure and . seething furnace Ac 1�ughed up is those ,
� . I We shall be bound to interfere to recon- A Waynesburg, Pa., despatch Bays - John subsequent suicide. I stood at his mother's side. She picked him
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I I I o the long, drearyoil-well driller, died on Wed- , . up and ran from the store. A fireman pur. Disease. I 'Parts of the lungs , I
, quer the country, and Dougherty, an l sued �, and overtook the name wrapped which have been
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-4 roll,of seven centuries desday night from pnenomnia. Drove Ills Wife to sulesde. mother and child, and, throwing a coat
I Irish spectre stalk- Dougherty was a Democrat, says : The gnawed ,off I and destroyed. 4o Thes� I
Mr. Morley talks of the r and he made & A Scranton, Pa,, despatch about them, extinguished the flames. They ' 4
T ,,, �, jority bet with a. Republican that Campbell would I
. inginParliament and takingthema, he wife of Henry Graves killed hcrself,li�st were removed to Bellevue hospital in a little bacilli, as the germs are called,
I! . by the throat., He may be assured, if he defeat McKinley for Governor of Ohig. T night with, a, dose of poison. The couple critical condition. Mrs. Hoffman has since are too small 'to be seen with the
I , the spectre will be as loser was to climb to the top of an oil der- , .
� has his way,' that ill be moved here from Elmira, N. Y., but Graves, died, and the boy is not expected to live till naked eye, but they are very much
r, only his garments w rick, 72 feet high, and remain there from 6 - .
". lively as ever, Mr. Gladstone do- o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock in the through dissipated habits, made life unbear- morning. alive just the same, and enter the I
.11 e and not green I mounted the derrick- able for the woman., She threatened to
, I =n1led that it we would not recognize theevening., Dougherty commit suicide repeatedly, and when Graves Time for something. body' in our food, in the air we
I ! I 5ustice of his -claim, we at least should last Saturday morning, and, although the came home drunk late last night she at once 11 Mamma, I want' some ,water in a bo',VI, breathe, and through the pores 1Df.
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)qot I fling the adjective baell When he came down at'night h Graves, alarmed, left the house,, but before tet Na, niAtle dear ; that would I)c trifling
greatest real inevitable is on our side, cramped -and weak- 'On the followillf-, (lay a t obtained by neighbors who. subject." . blood and finally arrive at the lungs
into his face. The in I . brought on b the help could be obtai with a sacred where they fasten and increase with I
I I tot I on bid, violent pneumonia, heard tb . o woman's groans she was dead. 11 Then I me some wax to waxeinate
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11 . , - ,,, I Nailing the platform Down. , exposure, a — trid his death resulted I I her with. ISilee a old enough now to have frightful rapidity. Then German I
0 � I . . . . Tttsolutiona were unanimously adopted he new Queen of Wurtember An infant at birth usually weighs one., something done to her." I Syrup in ; in, loosens them, kills . � I
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