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Can an Eilght-year�old Boy be .
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A"Boatorl despatch 'says,: An aged
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A Father 1pestroyn Illhi Wour Children to
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The Pun whusens Judicicol an an 19"ll;
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Wormer of Hamilton.
Alor, Murder ?-The Lesint Prectlidents
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tourists than it has been for years. I I I ; � I
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The Slaeriff at Greenock haa',refused to
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w9m I an, With baggard ,face And .
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A Philadoll ears a d, named
phis, boy,�8,y I ,
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The Aulmn of Turkey Admonishes
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dress,'throvi herself into the Charles River
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a waseaved from death only after
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�'A Shocking crime .was' perpetrated at
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Courtney Place, nodr St. James street LSta'
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IN THE , HANDS OF,A
Edward Trodden,jaunder Ar eat for the.
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: of anotheri lad. . The question
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from the, interdict which � pr I , ,:�,� t
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from, entering1he hall when they have their, , ' L : 'I
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a. deiaperaie �#119916--ahla gave her name as
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arising a;s to the liability,ofeuch a -child
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I Turk - alwaym becomes more pionaduri"
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, Maria Lewis, and' said that . Bha'�was 5
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years old. The woman's history is a
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ilir 6 of?his ohildreu�Ohwrl aged -3J
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Yj' a; Herbert, 2� years', and'Fribilpri9k,
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end,- - who
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for a felony, a reporter of the, Netos visited
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the officials to learn their �
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, �� Mrs. .ionic Morrison, of Glasgow, has
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entered 'an I action - ',
the R%mazatl. The racirtificatiou of the
gash, as it w�ara reacts upon the spirit,
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remairkable bile. ' 'to I S�
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acknow , ledged . belle of a small village. near
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B'dr 16 mouthaj And �, go . Seriously injuire'd
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two others-tWin bdyH only 7 days old�
ife and Aral y I in thilli city, was
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Seized byA mob at Lexhigton, Mich.,and
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against the%ownerB of the Daphne, ,for the � 1,
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loss f her husband b the foundering of I I
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producing a very- jaundiced condition of
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an to ,, bar father being A well-
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to-do farmer. Wbau She Wag 1 17 sbowas
that one of tbaua died, shortly afterward,
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and the -death of .the second was �
treated to a coat of tar and feathers for the
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Alleged offence of having married a c9lored
-ben'the case comes before us," Said Asat.
D1st.AityJbhs.rles- F. Warwick, all*bangh
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that ill-fated vessel. I . I .
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I ously Styled eballititous of fanaticism. - The,
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inbel r coatemplatibliby which the " brad
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ma;rri6d to Art 4 astimable young ucan,�'AD4
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The man's name is William
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woman. Garwood wall A house painter.
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Re was by birth %u, Englishman, the �cff-
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The Faisley,Towti Qoupeil axe�decided ':
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,,believer ". Sao 1 ks to while . away the long-
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for a a* yea r their �
husband
not ppi one. Both . 11.1
'an � nabs,
ag, edr 43, employed by a m. iii
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LowerThairies Street, city. HIS WHO Was
Bpritig of an English father and an ocCortion
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pibved that the boy'o. mind,
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CivariaBDilke wheri,the rigb hou.'gentle I .
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doe 9) not eidgend6r a hostilo feeling toward'
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and':, w0e, , fio�wever, � were afflic0d
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by 1, � t, ' , ,taniperei
confined of twitia, and she bad a woman in
b , go to.ads, 'her. � One ev6iJilJg, Gould-
mother'.' At the Cad House in
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ofttely plataijug, critne or had not reached
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what Blackstone cal a tbe age of, die.
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man visits the town in October next. to � "
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dol�vBr�a address tb,the Liberal Club. . �
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the.Chrigtian,, but it nirrims the viovVs, of
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Steil returne'd"home earlier.1ham
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�womkn of African de%oent:wb6'filled'ih6
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osition of cook in the hotel nam
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cretiion,� wbicb. is usual '
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li a togethdr unbeiiable. F1 t(
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'Usuali � He seemed in a very bad idood, and
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. were�married, and-etlgaged�board with
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Lord'Provost"to form an auxiliar.v fund, - '. . I
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� the n egiect of religious ordinances is. to be
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lound the cause of all the misfortu use
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ago they' separated-, � five children av"39
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the -,house While 1 he', had L a 0)iAt 'With
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ut mind that'Gar and,
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for reliefof the'tamilieB of these who lost - I
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that , artaken the empire. Bel' -
1. . , loving
I Won boin ortheir union. Of.theae thwtwo
iiidaa st4ed' With thair,l,wher at Bruns,
his wife concerning the medical expense 13
the The woman Went but
though apparently,of Pure Ca,ticasian blood,
the stages of. human responsibility
iuth three periods. 'First, there was the
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wickiwhile the three youngept-were brought
byAbbinalther Boston. Firld-ing,the
of confi L nemolnt.,.
of the �hu'use, .and just before going She
Frederick,
was in fact partly negro and We fnarriage
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there wag that at. 'puertia,,% fiioh ex..
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Children's floapital at the of Sep.* '.
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little� ones a burAsix to li-�r- after a few
heard theL father Ask for the boy
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act of "miscegenatiori. T .Jnob� *ant to
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spiritual rulora of the Turks i3eeJu the
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nionthaf the w ife placed them in;an- orphan
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asyltim, arid air *hereabouts, are
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rward at seaihgl� the cistern running
it horrified
the abbild, of the ,married p Air, compelled
Garwood to,come out, in his night &0013-
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WaElLthAt cf� pubo'- y,-*h,,(,h
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from the,fourte I enth year'up,Ward.. Durin '
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ighnega will atthe sabia time,formally�
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tof the I and would.fain deprecate the
preaent
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7 unknown. " . the.
-woman to
Over, and on she'wag
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to discover the dead bodies of threo�child-
emphasizing their by the exbi..
bition'of ievolviiis, And bluatling-11ire to
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the first 6r',iofasitile stage no ono'could be
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fo . rally crime,
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tDivine wrath by a -Show of repentance."
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Unba . I drifted'.from-. place
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pl., homelesa L and'friendless. iler-bus'-'
ran in it. At the saine moment' she heard
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in the room where Mrs. Gould-
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the stre'wcoruer, there treated -him to a
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bowevar� th ' h ld tOL
year, By Were a have
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4and. some years Ago carne 'to Boston,
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divorce ii d Sga'si-
ootailiedL a 'L and was War a
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Stone was in bed, an& she knocked the,
door but was unable tt�� gaiweutrance., jshe
cost bar and feathers, the materials
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reached, tb& age .of discretion and to be
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amens,ble'to, the law. The laws in regard
Defolic6Agsooiation in Scotland,
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. � : through its weary length tbore�is certain to
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Her two oldb r fit ! n'�also camelto thie,city�
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where' 6ey.. began 4 successful'
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called for w3sis'taiioe' An& the door was
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i �i piominent citizeh of hexingtton., The
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Dingwall ; the Rev. Dr. Black
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burat Open. Than it: was found that the
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v= ,but .they compelled him to ride
a plank, which ir, the end they
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circumspec in. regard to punishment at
crimes by mitiors.., As long line
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a due observance of the 181amid faith, One
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k new'wbere their mother' was. .About*&
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jar ago she Was taken with a, desire to Bee
eldest children, bad, struck the twin, L hs�logr,
at their mother's'lipe'ast with a, hammer.,
dropp6d,on his foot, breaking two toes, arid'
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ion nsist tha't L reason, and under-
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year.it is the.nigb�ly Visita to the 11 cafe
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ahantanta" Of 1'eks, jUL 1 61, 61
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iier relatives' agaiii; Snld,�as'she expressed
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for clothing though a cold �Wind was blow-
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Standirig.do not tai� r
begin develop until 12
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ye hav ' been reached, but it i's ke cog-
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,� Tui:key takes 'such delight, agatuB
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red." � Accordingly she j6urn6yed to Brune -
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man was taken into ctistodV
to -the L AL Bridge -road Police,. Station.
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visited by s.'niost destructive 66d. lt wai
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Ahe secular authority, and the iy�i a
wi golf Itiown to her rela.
ch- and,inade �, her I
tives. She, met ,with, such: 'A' cold reception,
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a L 0, had the' Prisoner Whs&
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of the mob propose& that
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dr6wned'in the lake, and considering the
itiftnt,'as ch,.Idren aiidet 7 years of age�can
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be guilty of felony, after it child has,
an , and oa, in a on I L
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- people of Tillicoulohy L
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ape Abe.1appesrance of theirPrankish sisters
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however,,, ihai abe atayed.but.a short time.
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be wag doing, h Never mind, I ath.
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�ba'ppy-now,-aDd She is a Single Woman . i",
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thai the propoisitiou'�ms not accepted and
'Carric&Out;
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c6n,victed and executed far
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avalanche. -The whole L sid� is -Lof' the �
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whioli�,.6soonl6B the .M%rk foi,Buch � action.
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Atthe' last Rt)4thaz%va, with adna"able 'c'
Cbming-back,to MassachuSettei she went to
.the �`Tewksbury al;msh-ouse,. 'wher'la 'She
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No, motive, gays the Lohdoa Giobe, can. be
assigned for the inurders, I e -49e . pt��One"VjZL :
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but the rabble finally turned
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th poor wretch, loose at the :vfflage limits
a capital-cri .
line
Halo% Pleadings� oi� 'the Commonwealth,,
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swept awayAnd fieldS.L and. gardens -laidL' . -
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_-�enAiiied until within a out ,ag-o..
partiali,ty rt3pro6,f , was d'eliveriall 'all round',"' vhe.wentto'Brunswick again,, 1uping L tha , t
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th at 'the� pAso riert, as , mor
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a 'Lex'ir,Lgton, and sent hjm'fdrwkrd on big
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and Tiliicouloby. I ; .
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and while -the men - .were ad inanished for
I -at t m6Equei during the
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. their. a ttenchaice� I I
ait,,ither family would' 6ke pity on
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-t' ls "i .1. 11 A 1. a sh I a was
'b6l� do. at. condition. gaJ
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�B a k qU Chly.
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Way to Croswell by pelting him On the baCh
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with stones., GaIrwood arrived at'Cecigwe
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- -be &fi itely As lartained, that the
child possessed full reasoning powers and
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day the4om6n were -informed that a long,.
curi, straying, over 'the shouldei'vith L a
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coldly received, and, after a feW!daya it
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her that her come was
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faint rom wounds
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inflioied by the mis8iles,of hie persecators;��
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ill t tile felony wa,a'dalibcra,tely planned,
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'and executed; and,th t , he WaS in r nq,pqnse
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in Eg�pt' are getting very few recrui ta L . . .
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f . becaulise Of-the,displeasure felt in'Sootland I %
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not L the'
fringe Upon the forehead* was I
Proper style of. coiffure for a Ma6bulwan
ated to we
,��OrJi � eat, L- S
. oriawiully vi�hb �L' ' d
returns . to.
Boston o , 'steamer Which arkivacibere
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-but g .1 . a neighborhood,, where
, lad In'Lreael)
humanity would.protect aud'not Persecute
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Arrespo'nsible: lltia�on reeak. d in the old
reporta-1 am iorr' � I
y I have not.thern at
at" the t�laatmeatL of 'the' , bts, in -
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de 9,tche-p aftiortbe' battle�ioef "Tel-el-Ktbir. r - ,, .
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lady. L ihe policia we're Btrictly eDj0i11ed to
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this ,i, orning., Thepodf woraAn Bays,that
on thp trip §be;'was Hev'era I tibies on. the
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itakind. ��! . . �
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Anotb6r despatoli says. Garwood,. it is
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hand just now;" Mr; Warwick--�11, that
a girl of. 14 was burned -to death for killing
his y paturaLresult, and one that, . :- , i,,�
T is & ver ,,,
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� rai�lithave been anticipated, Both' men � ��", ,
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� thUt.Uonegleot W"L showu ,,,verge
other_
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1. f Jumpitig overboard, '
Christian','Conferen'be 'have tah6ci, legil
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said ' was- married and 110bg,with his wi a
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ber,rnifitr"s,,and I reiR-ewber in mv reao-
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and officeis have fielb tli era U'llfairly -
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treated, aDd--their.,complay W, .1,
.J.tla have bred
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I . call, and in the
wiLter looked so cold " that she was afraid.
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advice ppOn',bhe question. whether thtayLCKU
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and t claildmit, the oldest 17 years old,
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hat'a oy.of 10 years su ered,death
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that no axpobure of charms L took
Arrivod,in Boston she ati once made r heir
unite with the aiater Methodist
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at Hamilton, Can , until he returned home
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ou�tlfe Vt'�ll� Boa
� ffold for -kill ilig 'another
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kho'-cer many Of inaugurating the re- _
likely to attract the.aiteution of man from
way to the Charle's River; here shel threw
,w
without the.consent of the English Confer-
one evening and found a note from'his wife
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youth.of 9 Sinceilie ti me o(Edward III r,
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sfiored Burna 'At Kirk6swald,-,�
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the higher thotighteL to which his mind.
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Should be ' , . L L L L
givel4 %
L herself into the. water,. d6�erwiued to and
ce. her
lance and still .,hold their property. The
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OPIrliod given is that if the Caua.dia,n Con-
awaiting him, Which read, have gone
fronivoutorev'er." H§-�AB-j)�eier--seeii-Ji,er--t-h&t-
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the thirteenth -centuryt' it as been 'held
the - .
caipa;city-of-evil-lioers- �h.&Jxat-b,
,tombstone L
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Ayrsbire,�.tookplace lmAh� I � 1
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-is yle-of--�dres s--wbi6h-
-the�s,ty .
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her eximen Ant''hour after rescue
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dhw�S--i'dfdr a
-rr-dMd-6-&th,hak-dld-e-"t
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-ference' -,uuited--i��'�tiki-�'--'-If-eL-dt� a,
-is Ug sue ac ion
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nce.' x wooilliabrunetie bride isabout
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measured, so much by years a,3 by under-
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Large 4 ,
I blage 0 t e� poets a mirere, � ,
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-elsewhere.
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her condition inthe hope "t"t.,be might do
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EaOi�h COnf`s' nee, will have no power.
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. his own .ago, 32 of th6reaboutg�,SIL� �. ' -
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To illustrate-: Pll�,cita a ease
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from Glasgow and - The, stone . .
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cow meinoiates the grand
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ma,k is considered too diaphkaous'. the
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.1feridjee ','inbufficiently form-destroyin
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a L Uaf
S for � lit ortunate ".mother.
owathIng' he
Although in *ell -to-do circumstanbe's,
over the property., but that if the �Ccirjfekr�
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ence� is divided onthe iwl,tter the English
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. which this. Trooldpii, aff has recalled Lto
my- memory,11'said Mr -Warwick, as.he
Land great'grand - � .
parents of the poet, and the locality -is one - . I
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in its cut and' the - feet . verings far too
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apt I The article qulagtio . n in tb air
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the poor - woman. who will'be .sent to some
lConferehod maypos5ibly. ba�ablbto.se
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, &Voutilei-ful Quartz Discovery in , tht."Lij
.took down E6 liw biok aud'glanced A it for
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intimately associated with the life an . -'s
. literar work 6i'Burrs himself. The care. �1. . I .1 ..
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PreSeLIL.Sty le are looked upon as Many t
inst itutiorlby the. authorities.
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Confe I d a Sep r t
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Jux-Hort,r ramm-Ak Veritaltillenounuzu.,
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Assizes, ,h) h a Dean, between the
inaug" in I
thouy of ration was p6Kfor ad by Dr. - - L
of �L 11 4 - �
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. ano-ree set to catch the eyes of the Unwary,
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fina neial exItstenee;rand ,the property,
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lazette : A Bhort,ti we ago
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, agog of `8 A -years,, the - age 'o'f
Charles Roger., -�' ' L
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and �heL " fair lights. of the ha;rem " .
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,, DESPALIJEL KILLED TKI11W.11--
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amounting to' nearly half a million of -doi-
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one,McLauglilin I I
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tbis� 'Troidden' , boy, -: byL the way; was
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bidden -to.lay them Aside under the"penl4ty.
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iodicted,-arraignel, and found guilty and
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A Young. iTlailifturder.8 Oman 1146
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startedforthe, mountains, expecting to'
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James Btirtgn,. aged'33 years, I ,
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. The imperial volict on 'the,, Subject, was
cd,' kid: Kills ,nivini4elt. I .�
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� A Cincinnati, I O., telegrard SayB` ;
going:into the unibu'without the-corl "
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theEngligh Conference,but the Canadi.an,
.'strike Something good. . Calgary , was
recently, thrown into a state of,excitement
several -,bains.' 'Malice entered into the
case and. be was h"ged. At the Bur 9
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cuted yesterday morning:�,within the wallp,A - L � ' " L I
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publiabed yesterday. As herein stated, it
� ia., issued b) the Sultan in his character as
.Beit-
Schieble, formerly, of Dayton, was aback-
Conference wiltheeitate before taking that
step, because it is not'known 'how far the
by his arrival there with some .*ond erhilly
ricb.sp�cimans of in the
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Assizes in 1148, William York, aged 8 years
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of. Datham Jail for the murder of Eliz%beth . I �
Sharpe at Tunstall, near Sunderland, on' - , .
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.. caliph and prot�ctor Of theL or"' -
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(gacreld* h6w), of which the areas fashions in
keeper in Cincinnatij and lost his place by
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bad habits. He was very young and had a
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-former opponeu ta Of r
. �, union are"p aparpol to,
'-ad 6pilclaitiou by them might end
go"A anger
quartz, . which
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nativeAlver could' be seen' in ,immense
Rich"qualityipwas
-n-Tkodd en's agp ,' L � -was convicted of.
'killing,& girl 5 years old, and sentenced to
kay' Sth laSt.:L The condemned man,' Who j ,� �-
: passed, a fairly good night, rose At abodt L 7 : . .. -
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. � vogue with the. Turkish- wain J
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present day are. -stated a,
id.bo earl, I
vilia, to whom he wrote the follo,wing letter I .
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f, , point which will
.,fri)mMiamisburg,au the 17thinist.: . 'y,opesty. I L
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. whether the
quantities., withouts,
doubt, old miners declaring that they had
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b v
ehatiged. The. eidict:,wassUgtairJedbY'
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the full .beach on appeal L ! �but 'tho, b
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16'elemenoy cy
e4cappil the gallows by tl of.the.
o'clock . and soon* jjoin'ed,by lisp-, , L - -
WaS ,the 0
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who remained with him unt . I ,
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L lain' il'the end.�. : .
Still.
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� My D�i,kLiNG Wipr,,-When I left yoij� this
morning I'went. to Sbildto & iCo., They said I
I . foreticewould stop,the money
English Con
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ibg'that soirl'ol-ef the specimens ,would
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Crown �,Anol. by ,enlisAing ,in - i,'e English.
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The prisoner was ,very pale, but was. . .. .
e,l fi'k - . . � I.. I", �
in, and walked with a M Step. Mai- ; �
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1WOinLin place the gauze veila
11-Fatima"have
�houlki Couirnenee;,Work on - Monday. Will be'
Fdown
paid' t6..'eight Oanadiau� superannuated
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&sBaYRSMUCha�r$lOOGO,t6thi3''t6n.� We
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Isiourowncouutr3, -Iew'sersey,
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hicfi,ISafy-ghui'! and
wiihw . 11 r . .
I been in the habit ditio.softening the contourli
Sunday .121ght. Canie, to Miamisburg and
to _Opt
,played poker and won $12. 'Don't fail '
'at.
ministers. � The .. -
I I dlaLido to CaaairLdian , t3onference
.Might � 0 0 U -provide
take,tb rialtaid
saw the quartz ii as from the
,and lf,.it ComL
Claimed, (and We believe. it
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18l& a. colored, boy, -Aaron, 12 yearB,of,
- "a :oOfiVi6ted of, L I
ago, wa Murder in first
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noose good t*til3g the culprit in Position-. , �..
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if fa L, �'
of the ce8 'as to dwoll in-tbe 1naMOrY'Of
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me depot Sunday. afternoon at the 0� H'.,,&
D-!dep6t at,6L O'djoijk.. Year lo�iog husband,,
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for these mail Lin the event - tif.,bhe mo.libY"
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place Lfirmly
does), the prospects for a rich mining dis-
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degree for Lrthe, killing of� E� 2Jear-old child,
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*thai.convi
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his ba to th lover, allowing&' drop .
,O L eet.- Burton, fig&con- ' I
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the wandering Ghia�our, aaz
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'Yestordeq'
being stopped. ,These with other points.
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triot are flittering in"the extreme. It '.4
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'claimed
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d tion. 3
an ve w ' ustained. T In
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fagged his.ori'me on Sunday morning, ,Wde,
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� lightning flaghes argei. dark
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1 , wrote A letter , to the
W1 be-couiaidered by the Con feianee which
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yearelateracolorid boy -of the. same age
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heard � by the distatit apbetaot ra ,,, ,
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. .eyes, as escaped, 11houria-V from the
Coroner'of Hamilton County,'which closed
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meets at Exeter on the 29th inst. ,
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from thelihe ofthe ra
affivay in the�Pass,,
waBoonvicted in the same state under h
t a
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fervently, and he was ' giving a -
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and some nine Miles froln' the 11ea1`*'m'iue.
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same, circumstances; and suffered the sam6 .
go o-ld'. of, ,
span , " Uarwoo,d took h
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. . 11 feridjee "Aci no longer to be gathered in at
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the wai�t or out low at the, b000m to show
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Am very sorry that linust take'ber 'life, but I
cannot die4ithout her.L She Wais my-bobt friend
� Suicide, oi a Fariliair. -, .
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'Poor-
:pena Ity. , Botli',casee were ofarried tO,the,
Supreme: Court- and * the leaiiied,judges
11"'all, L
the -,of- the -wardens-t9ablied--L" -
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,-�S.iitit: aited"-.for the "
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. the Parisian dress underneath, -And the
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wbenl bad money.and When 1�was,broke. .1
hope. Qod will lot us most in heaven. 'L I" �
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.forinerly a well-to-do and .. respectable
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fAfmer of the township of Gbarlott8ville,
ruelty*fnLa
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decided in 6oth,: after L A careful juddirient,
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that the' boy had reached a reasoning age
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the bideous looking 1, yamences," the baggy
hoots of llow or. red leather worn by. -the
. This morning tit 4 o'clock he and J�oBle
. Stapp, ayoupd�girl 'he .bad br6u6t from
, agcd�bottt.-30, committed .Buicideizithe-
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AG're6nville (111.) . telegram says.: The
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cut trial - of the Superintendent 'John
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indu:1110 be heIr responsible. There are
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other in lii�
soul. ot this martab6dt �to die 1'� had � issued ..' �,: : -
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from the chaplaiks. �*lipg and the aulpiit's, - . I I
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women in the Provinces -where , foreign
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Dayton.only four Weeks Ago, rWtired to-
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In house be hAd
county jail here,to.,&q. He wag to have
had his:preliminary bearinq on a charge of
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Overton, . ha's d6volbped Some' --olohrehing
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cases: couritry, but �I can't
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. recall them." . .
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response had coas6d, when at 8 03- the I
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lever. was raised,and the condemned. man :
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fwh . adii, their way:. ,
iol3a have not yet
No doubt this edict will be duly blazoned
getber a where PlAoed,her
Only a month igoi This noon a servant.
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forgery th.is afternoon. 'He�'��. married,
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faetB in reg ard to the' treatm ent of one of
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theinmates of1hepoorhouse in this (Bond)
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. disappeared down the ca6vity. .He wag� too � I �
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forth by the epe"inieB an as -an',
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-*eht to call'them 16- dinner' arid' found
013 w young W1 a and thiee',chil-�
and leav'
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dren. An inquest -was held this evehing,
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inty. � The Su erintend,blit's victim,
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- . .A JUMPAFOR FAYIE. ,
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distant Spectators th gee I I
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ris;cip ewby
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Athiough .the .head..', jogio�
both dead --411o, I I
la;y- on the.,��hed: Aid' Bart, lay. 6nAbe floor.,
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.when 61 as returned Ahat deceased,.
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Ellen Spelter,'wa's a helpless, friendless.
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-te- plating a . Leniv `ironvi La:'Vluduct�
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hirin,, .,bub�'the rope swung violently the - . ''., L "� .
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thidw. -o:1Y,ahi1Marwoodt'e:'
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-- I...-I-fdleg6d-.-tol-,b.�Lluled���ho� bf -L4.owevp . 1.
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- � - - to -%�: _ _r,� ij they iieke.
� -of-thb-bhota -been be - br,
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Jolin-Woodi-leatae-to, his death by,hig'," n
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girl, uot-in her, right, mind,, And who, atIle-'
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hurrying round to Ahe ud"irth' gide,6f the, �' - ' I I
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. I aerA A will have !any, perceptl b 6e
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U a -Su o%U �ha�foilow,
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Kinzua ,VJiidu�ct,' eiglitiiian, miles � from
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get hold- of.the . rope .6h0wed--tho distant" � ' ' ' I , L � � '
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th a,Lbl' k snake Whip � ,that he hold the
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doubled in hiA hand
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Bradf6rd,on the line of the aw:, York,
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Lake Erie, and. Western Railroad, i '.the
Speetator� thatrr 86sneth'ng�'was wrong. ' I � 'L
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Wh re in �1ilesvd
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Toronto , has introduced tbe� one-horse
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whip when striking�the'
g�r!,; lbst a welt as large as the little finger
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highest bridge in, the - world:., Thei'structure,
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)ion, drew tbS�man up Until
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to� W halli4h -'Subb, gAijbiction and ,11 sti ,
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wasaoon'; that,ho'cursedr and threatened:
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..which.is. ontirely-ofiron; i S. 2,05�2 ..� feet.long,
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expect � t& -see neatly ,shod feet aud'
traneparent veils whan6verI find myself at
have follow6d the rest. I lost, n) y position and
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everything for I don't Bay tilat were
,� � . 6-y night
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the, girl ; that art one , occasion he. started
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to dr&g.Lber utstaira'.by bending her over
and �tba height of the rail above the bed of
the streabi, ,which looks like a silver thread
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'the CSUSO,of it." as I know YOU Were ..,.You
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you andwould pa ordisspoken
predicted A, Fiah6ol British' wa .. .... a Pre-
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liminary',to the ingathering of Isrselat
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backward Aud did drag her �part
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as Been by the on-lookeis, who
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to me, bV tbe)s. Now,where &ra,1L?.,yOUbaVe�
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way;'ths;t be Whipped her only s� fevvday�
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is 170 feet" hijber.-., than'' t be; E aSt' -River.
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lfia�t'� �the slack 7'of the
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gode1h to each ,
wealthy cigge, that!bave I Sif
a Franka,? and with'.
extent for�dk'egs; 11 a I .
left Me alldo 'so ha�ve, s Il. , 1, doii't' b1ftm6'Y'0U. aq;LI.
.baVe 'lot the looney to givejou as i aid six
months ago� but I-hopaJosie, at when I vet -a
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before her baby was born, and that on .the.
. day7 it wasbqrn haL,'PUt a atrait�jadkl
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Bridge, 11 n'%r#" conatfactio
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40,000,000 pounds a .iron, Were consumed.
.�-rcipe I
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0 'ag he fall Under the right alb d ' .
abroi3�,his�face;'t�'usr6lie,�i6g the i r L ' .
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theiab )aa,jjjg�,tbgL police�will not dare 'to, 112-
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positionyou
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Here is an: extract from his last letter .
ment' thought' the'eaterpillAr _MUStL
I ga'and appropriated money for.the expen.
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Overton will be: fortu ate
U he escapes
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,the coat was ,about .050,0,0.00,.,, T � he bridge
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coneiatw,or one span 6.2. feet, ong,� twenty
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. streets ofthat suburb ake. now more crowded
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� big wife, written only. imst.,iiigbt : � . : L"
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worm�-S,4�r, D!Locracy, vetoed ths,okoler,
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,,Paris each'61 feet long, an welity SP
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h,,ii3g'sIJpp6d up and, caught L against hie, L I I .1
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than ever wibb,�their aarriagesi,, espeeiAlly
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no Jil 10 P. M. I thought L. -would write you a
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terid the whole'length, are 6'feet high and:
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b a Pat I gave an appearance . L , ' I"
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of load. There was ib and, however,'
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promenade, in London of New York as'far
fewhiies ILI regardtoourqaliiTellaSt-ni ght.-Y&M-
RU6* 1 diA not.wish to, hurt yo�. I Only didlit
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I Porte that the rao,jority, of the: farmers in
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preservation of the.monumentg of r,CuirO.-
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feet apart. - I � JUL. . 1.
- �A, drug clerk in thiB'oity Had Bobling,
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because you: were mad ai nie., 11-linow, you were
not very' . h me, because ) on treate, i i,ne
,4ngry -it -
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WB� locality are ; using coal from the E36ariB
tha,treity,315 large I
Toere are tow in Me Is-
chapels,
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is makinga series.6texperiments, whi I ch,
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the'slablt of the rope to i B proper [)O�Jtlorl,, L ' � LL . �
placed _ . . . .. I I �
re the.,'white ca, . I . .
p, whioh had been"
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Wat erp,�, th By of the 11 Golden
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Po Well this aftert-toon. Our qu,,rrt,161 have been
freijuent; and itgoes with tht,'old saylOg, �'True
�banktij and1hat it is used it t6gethorLby'tha
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, ques; 191 , 294 s4red - tombs,, .200
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hebils offoubtaitis, 95 m6tiolne,schoo'le a4ld
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Saco essfully'carried club; Will esitairil
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nic a in, t e,.;tem y g IEVI S'
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lovvutv,:rruqs�,mootb;'1 It'is.tr 66 my side -�,
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and liopetbesa,me-on yours. lfldid,olilov�
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-'Wri ting -from: British Columbia to - �orest
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cas` - Thai&, , ee ,.in. t (
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'Bay
1 . it new � a I paper.
recently read JUL � that 4u � ad-
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render the prohibition L and
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11 during. tile past -sprit . the. Mussulman
you I nr,ver,�ould baveAonefoi ybuwuat Iha,Ve
and you would have left'nie when I wasout,of
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and' Strtiani,, J. C. 'Hughe's says - ,� gs,
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upon the cleAr water rivers learn t6 di'�td:�
ektranjural cemetori as of. K%it . .and
Karaf6b, the tbmbk'cf the 6%lipho .and the
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areas person bad jumped from a,tb'iee-
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story building,alightibg-on the gro I
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strong pusb!'into, tile cavity agfou.� The .,
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force iigbt, acro,aq,
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work.bad'y on not loved me. - , �. .
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after-theaQ MOU L lying dead. ,on the bottom"
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�.Ml�n��luk6e,tr�cit�g�the:�puref3t forms of
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Ar art from fts Be, under
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he Used 86nt� the. convict . -
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heterogeneous ciowd of sightse ra with the.
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- li'� d -.,of a saw divirlo,1161r
ab early, ,the
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ca . In big descent be qatriod'an open 141 k
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Umbrella. ,Mri-Behling procured a, strong
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11 avmg 6litained,it,Juking
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Umbiellawit bamboo. ribs, And orle�night
was over.': It igstated,tbabwhild , � I
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I wag beink, adjabtedth time he,' �
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' A San Francisco t6iie"gram' says:'Refigi( '
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ash ore for 11 little 0110B." . I I
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F&ti mitel ca it) 0
golden �ke of the wardeluke suhai]S'and
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'in July WoUnte'd tb6 railof rg�bridget�aind,
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ape ing his umbrella, Stepped 6ff-iuto space.
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culprit twice muftered - 11-041. Lord, have ' I
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witty Torks, oA '14lyceritive and'400 NoxetI
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services under the 4U.'iiceg.qf the Knights.
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the princebf Calkerie,boti;dors 11
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the fifteenth cen'tury.- I
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The distauce[
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'lie' ' �n eaFily and lafided:Jn
mercy. on my poor I'? The body was :
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out down ab'9-o'clodk.-Londoa News. . I
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(Punda, � a 0 Tg�'re errible
It And can nothing cause you to ChsngeL
. Mildred'.?" ; '
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The. B)-iti,lh colunibiiiin, -describing the
the orka
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:and 4�0010 outside, wbo, continued to mb,Xe
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on. But
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.yesterday �W tkg,.&.,-timi,d_tr,.ii8ting-.,girl,
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,, The .Most humble of the'. civil' fti6otiorlr'
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.reach, -%rb-the�-naxl ... �
up his mind to startle th 'ja ng
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offtlhe great Kinzua Viaduct. OaWedbes-
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, AN illflU612tial 001111#ittlSe
11 I I bag.. clan, . .. �
formed,iii,Berlia for grd ring the -holding, ' .: . I
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`Tn-thq �eity-ffit Tt
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-recent explosion ,61, L-powder;w arid, . 5rtf1tiT-
. LY every, eff a i5FIh-eilffraFaF�A'Ftlia%fi-h�
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!near "*The '
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h b t- 'f -,you;to;t1%y
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cats. Th ere are some hurl dr-pols of them,
: la we—wefiftw7fliF uaag-e-wi-t4
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magazine ale�, B. C.,`saya :
ioa-waii caulri6d by bush fires wh"-
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a I%rg'o police force wag present, they ,were
unable to oautrbi'the crowds,'the or
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,I am -a womaw, And the,tiuSting heart of
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and their impbrtance'ia� duly.reoognized
I i6h -surports The,
6y'the.sbate,
. . urBion party, and Stationing bims'elf 6 ri the'
'tructure atitshigbest poftit,trembliogly,
tion OJL art, industries- in ,� ermany arid, I
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Austria. ' They, have addraBeed them- - . .. I
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have for same, �.time been isging in the
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vicinity.. Tjhere were fifty tons ofglyoer'
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ing off fainting women and -obil'dien. -The
yesterday bawturned.to iOe'.-
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Stately pointed to the garden gate.
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the ils,
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. nch naval caVepters the Service in bia�
Pre �
hittenhood, the �ra t
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opened a cotton unitikella. There was, no
breeze. Babliag .00,refully adjusted .the
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selves to, Bismarck a ,% . � .�
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-operation oftheReichs6ag' and& grant of*
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interior of the ,Pavilion .was So hot ihat
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Herleage, starting to big feet with a dull
and Spends . year or
of his active career on board a maki�clf-
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umbrella. and let it drop, Ib did not cap.
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bu rw�d- iio�:� pork. M R d'
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� superilitendent of' the works,r"was on ,'the
before�service.was half.over the people,com-
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moan, do y6u realize what thiswill drive
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war, where .he is bgrthed in 'the hold and
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dayourr whatevei
size, but When half, way, down it started off
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a,t the Lehrber Ral.1w ay tation, and the � : �" :
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roof ut,tbe, time; ,and Was blown a con.
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hilierable distance, up, but suffered.' very
egeapa� being crabbed to death. Twice too
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I .,Mildred," cried be in B;n, agony. of
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itted to be can
=. gavin'g thus paBbed through apr-
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eight in the dense forest'vlihich- lakirts the
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valley�, The next'day Bebling, his,
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ommittee hope Jo., F ince"t lig- , - .1 I
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]an' d Ibaly and�oi&r`6 =Mrlef3 to. b eepale 1, * r. .
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little injury. Mrs, Redgrave was blown
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. despairi "will nothiri g move You ?" . I
Bat Mildred only muttered 11 ' "
and
0612ticesbip, be is .sent aabore and ,quar.,
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or
t ad 'at oL a of the five na,val portB as a
robbed
neighbor of a. tomcat,'whiob * lie c6,refuljy
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exbiktois, iZ1wbi6h,dasd` it might not �be i �
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out of the door of, her house, but waa not
Muchhurf.' There weron6liveoloiit, but a
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ondou S
Qaa,en - Viqto , ramping about on tbe
, ker."m
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sternly pointed to the � ga�rden gaite. .1 I
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terra I. . '�.d mice that Swarm in
'r to.,,tba i�ts
the v�ctufillipg �ards and store Shelia. �He
. stowed away in -a bag and,took to the bi,
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bridge. . 'The eat aB
w � � fa�gtened to � th�'
limited to art industries, but txte, I I ,,
ad to:, � : I
as, iealiz�ng tk dream. long, andi'
other branch I
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bottid had its head blown off. The po,.�d or
Shaw Wind8i in the mud and rai a .
Thun'up-r6se'Heueage. plac6 of
sup�ficatibg look of entreaty there wag on
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is then enti I tlod an, allowance 'of five-
haJid16ofastrODgtJmbr(lla ind wAs sent
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often entertained of,holding a great iateif�� I , , I
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Works were situ'a�e& about one and iL halt
miles below ion was
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to inspect.16 cattle' just before 1% cattle
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,his: face the efony glare of despair. Cliuch,
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'and
,to
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centimes a day, and this sum is regularly
' behalf
on trip from the top of the bridge.
weight of the animal acted 9 8 a balance,
national universal exhibition at Berlin" r I ' :, . �.
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The local,jourhal of Cape_ Ma�groatly' I �
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Jelt' very �s�verely in' the town. A gi�eat.
Sale aud's'OwiQgra' Mae" AB any
ordinary farmer's wife, and�:1,10'Lmora.
ing biBhandp; he gave her'oiie .look I
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Jed wildly throu 'b'
riahl ' gh t a yard.,,
paidr on. hi a t6' the director of oats,:�
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who'lays it out,inboraeflegla.fdr the usd� of
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anditand tbe.umbrella; went,down 8160y
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damaged its � popularity. by accidentally. � L
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many, windows. were broken, and a. good
deal of glassware t�ud crookerv' was � Ide.
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afraid.of theweather. 1. . I
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But see.. Only li� few stepa-Et here is r
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and lailded without, iDjgf . Mr. �Bbhlirne
to construct I And
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Usir-g.a-L1Lb-'1 im-phipa�of-au t'-sr`-'Oalling blia, -' I , I .
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strayed . All the Windows w�riblowja out
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The directors oUthe Man da, Ship Canal
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-a staxt, a'shriek a f naortal agony, the str ang ,
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- Vreuch women are exhibit ing gobao 6trik-
I propos0, a . rge , Oxt' 11,
btrong umbrella;, andi unless theautboriti68
place a bumm� r reoqr�., �:. I I I -1
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of U. Nelson's , stoke, the 11. B. Co's. Or
at a
Comp Dy Oil Monday adopted,the� t' f
A , report
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arms aie� lifted a' recreant wildly in the
r6i .ffeneage ' "
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costumes at� the sea shore -such as,
- - top, of the big
prevent, will, go., to the
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doora-were blown open, and so were those
ChiefEngineer,Swrie so 09t
. Iciastatedth
of tlonstructi6n will be 646,000-000, The
air, land the � body Stu rt6vant
'with a, dull'thud falls back lifeless Upon
gownE th
i, embroldered"and, pointed over wi
0 a a. an artridges:in.life size and natural
0 h ap
bridgq,'open the'umbrOla ' aid *amp of �
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SXML IN �o do good Work . 1, . I
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the mechanic must have good health. Jf long. . .
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of Donglag & D6�ghton. MoCartueg'9 ,drug
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store Was considerably dairlaged, and, in ail,
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length of the canal is 137,J , mxlos.� � Tho
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h urs of ,couflnibment in clo,Ae'rooms br.ve'en- . I
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fe6bled his hand or dimmed bia sigtic, let him at - � .
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diteo tious were 'eff6ot4 of' the expl6filori
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6aving of distati a on'steam vesselabotween
Now Yorkand NewOrleana willbo' 600
. the clotheg-line had caught. him just
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half an inch under his chin.-Evan8ville
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The American Science Associatiorl, Sit-
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A nautograph,)d ealer--A. note roker.
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once, and before s r ;
ome org%uic trouble appears�. 1-- . ."
take of Hop l3itteia. His s�stem will be ,
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Been. Many People in the town were
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greatly frightened, and some fAinted. The
New ,Orleans and. Liv�rprlol -412
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fi,a, at �Minneapolis, reports that ,the
United States railways have adoptod a
A joukriallst'a'olub-the leda periell.r .
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A Breslau telegr am says a landiard herd
plenty
r0juvenatea, his nerves striangtbened, his bight .,"� . , . ')
become cloar, and the Whole constitution be � I I �
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� it there has beau an
whole ground shooksa
eartliquakei Fires Still rake in all'dirda- ,
miles, Xbw''York and Perisacols 600 iiall6a.
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It is understood, ,that' the work! will ))a
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- \rls,wiie
. dard tivie tsh'ii - frobi the fi, I Ithi Sixth
btan 0 - - - i
eridianfi wd6f U'Grbol,kwiiih,
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yesterday, hung his five., childrop-and-then- .-kiL'-I�Lgrio—a�-kigh.e-r,.��q.rk-ip'g,j�-on-dLt�q��-.,--��-�-.�:-,--�---.,--��-��—
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uloidea. -
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tions, and the cidzens are constantly on
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watch. The briW. between Emory, and -
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pushed, vigorously. I I . I
� I I ,faring into buying some of, his ware's
. I
ued an edict by patting bar un der the chiw and saying
The Sultan, of Turhey hagjsg .
-6miim=d1tJgthuA--thafUd,, -thmti-skie,waErwni,b"itticr*cimmr.-H-6r-liufi--
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to go,into, eb[oct in September.
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' -1 it-is-nOtedAo A' 'e'redit-o"werican-,
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he k�rk Lane txpr`es# prin
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from 5ts--of-.Et)glai)d-v,nd�rW-til,a�
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-,Dr. H. F.' ga Milton' says � that 'at 11 ae� � - , � �, � I
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da girls � Bhould�ave their, hal�tar% 4, i � " :
Once a d
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. of tlXd-wMffUU'ff-
vails Bbaft be doubled, and that henceforth
band soon 1. returned,' And she told him.. �
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traJa-AtlaIltio'travellers ,this season that
very Malay of. them plower -going
regarding the harvast'of 1683. In 939 the
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taken'-Cff, the barl§ hit down I I .
loose like Y,6ting colto. 11 calistheniaB may . - " I
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-An Irish heiress is one of the social 'they
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sucoesseg at Cape May. , She ill youag"and '
�hall not wear dainty"Feebleb boots
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heels., It is expected that Sugar
with high a
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th Pod] er'
,With a.tri6nd he '
whipped hini,ibrew his pack'over a fends
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pnier.the
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rdomy an.d comfortable old-fa.bbioned
but �.
at amers to L-the�
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ridications� are thdot the wh' t crop will be
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under av�' , in 89 it will be . an aver i age
I he
�81111.1 101rop-will
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be very genteel, and romping very ungen- � - �, �
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t6ol, biti one is the Aadowohe hoe -�., :� --�
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a brilliant titbnveraatxonalist� -, a brunette
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,with the, most bewitching, .Manners, Asia'
ta8tov. wev'Ang, f, ,
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,dreases With ( la.
B. Anthony will V.1aft, Constantinople and
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endeavor to lead a revolution - Which will ,
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pro we ore, angercus , a creecen
,took, him back to the houes, -Whipped him
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ped him before'wroock court,
then tr
=Viui. a -m- 'o,-'.wfiiofi�fiS4iA.� " )ffi,g .
.the---oxpream--eaiIer% __O --yield
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modern type. - . I , ' ' '41 - . ' ' �r*.,
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1��aip is 4WA
: Y6, icom �,&i'1'66` m*o' wer� I
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,90. , arly'relvotta M9 1%
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in,biighted and'suildow '
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retaliation is a suit for'damagoo., - , �
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