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,� I -1 , F; E 9 - i A .1 11. I � ll - � A Merchun . - . mornmen Makil � eva, JU d ' � Barbaric Spectacle on, the Cana. I . I at. the next, dootion for member of P.arlia
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"... � L . '. , j 'A .Quebec despatch, gays : 'A terrible of Bill Hickman, ohe',of-,the`1AveUgiug - , I .1 11 : I I . � !of, ('stay � in the Kinisuns'. Castle; $,A ot romi6e,of-harvest aa there IBMOW . I
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,, , N , . I I ,named S. Angels," or L Danites, whom �thq Church L : I ` , 7- ' - � I I I � r. j. 1. 'L 1.
:1 I I � /L �,'�, . , �, " falldw-pas�elager,' named, Williams, and gl� on I A . . .
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L I "L - �. L" E. cdjxte�, of ... Bul.wLer.-Village'-Eaton ,Town-' &uthlaritie% having used for-'datils of blood A REV " I�G,'�I? , RMANCE. one of the st6waros of llliB Phil), seem both 11 j ,
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A '�bybis young wile., Mr. Coates was 28 * ,mud Atrocity for many years, 01 , �" �-";� , . I The mountains around, castiewana -are
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� A dodern Imitator Of I ,waa�Li ai nnotinced L �1; , - io,Imv�- -been struck With �� the r(Bouiblance be'rHing With _g,
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I His Patigker And-CmdrY His Son. ' ago to Emuca 0. Roffers, dA�ighter ,Of a a I oit6i,,?06iiad Oe . � j� ''j . . �. �. � . - j �' , 11 .OL the'man to-thepicturep of, Carey, which having beeUL Shot there I or Y j j
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r I , ,few days ago, and a rep 0.1 Indi they ha&se6n '6 L the illustr�.tea, pap I erai L _pass. 00 ; mpanieOL I
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. ,�, Eaton. " , . i t-A,ttor. phild Impal,qo and Adult Nictim T.ortured �,by.the a Half -a -dozen limited liability . j
. � ! Well-to-do farmer of � . 0. Bates, e�x-United Stwtep,� Viiti 0 j , j. � r . 'a �and. the ,;f t that 'hi family wag -of the are being formed to, aid in th '
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. THE 4ariRh, BAD1,Y BUnNED - do, lished before tbO ' ,,I d6eaS About f . � 'L , ' .0f.1righ fisk@ries,' in consequeneq...of the- , I
I L . I , r . I . Coates, th were- estab confession of his a j � PUIY94ra 'A Ou'Appelle correspondent of -the Win. oldest boy, unewerbil to the description ---- ah6, I , L; � �.,
Coroner's .jury . Shortly before 8 o'clock on ago,; and asked him for Some partioulira in. j appeared pfts�iog,oi T��
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A Buffalo.despatch says: A crazed Su , - Mrs. Coates calle om the. regard to the Avenging Augel's life. ' ! nipd,g Thnes givas it graphic accoun I - The bodies of Mr;� Roiceit W C!orry, A,, -
hinatf Lin I , nday evaiing' . � L j I L At last ,, celebration of th6 sUn-danoe by Pie-a-potla as a witne1313 in the Dublin trials, tended to, distinguished Cambridge botanist',- and Mr. ,
a the Oe,ntreLOf.'PennBYlV&ni& COM- I ont ot'her"house to'-Mf'i. San` 11 So old Bill Hi&iNn is dead, I j L - . I
. u16 j need to nail his eight-year-old Son to a gallery, in fIr - . ' "L I I confirm them in their Buspicions. Between D a felloiv-student, . 4who ' were ,
. neighbor, tbal:ber. husband was said the ,reporter. L : band, near Fort' Qu' Appelle. He.says : Madeira -and, � ' I '
I 'WhYL W -.11J, --111 I j--this,port.. the, steward and - I ,
The gun., dance oalled I could not , , , I d iok' 0"' in, Lough,'Gill, Conuty Sligo, h ' I L
. � j .. 08 iecked by the ii horne, L's' . Sanborne, -I j . I " ,: r.-ned ave., .
-or ajiud Waaonlycl j malY dangerouslyill. Mi. and Mrs . , ILYei3,11-Mr. Bateereplidd-I'and noman- I
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arrival of some wood cutters. After jump. - rs. Griffin, who all beard the in this country ever lef ta darker biography I find out—had' dommencled .the previous I lams made it their especial biisiness to . bee. r ... vered.- � I . � I . I
I and Mr. and M , Jj . find out 6"ClUsiVely wh6ther the - Sir - Ote L Will drrive " I
itiginto the lake he bound big girl. hand Mr. Coates"ho *Lfo,, thmD.LthiS 13mMe oVeDiDg. ,,The, 'first �. part .of the
- , alarm,hurried Over to -L use, cold-blooded murdetp L, I 0 '" . per. L �tliO-notoriqug character - theY Vill man Wall I ,StaffoZd Northc ., in ' *
, L ' . _I 0 - tbe"t . m� I 6ved him Belfa§t on October 2.d. - Duricg� his visit-,
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and fo6b, carried her"iblic, the woodB and 'where*,tti�y,f6tind;t)ie.dy;iilg man Stretched Bill Hickman. During,ih6 .last yeais"Of lar b - I 11 bo be. 'They had plenty of opbortunities for � . I Ulster Co"E�tit L ,
Set f ' I ' I ' I 4he , ceuter�polb . I he will open tb -
Ire to what he thought was a I uneral I � �L Jolded across his his Llife, having Aurned' Stale's, 6 �'den�' o the .t is utional Hall,.
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. upon -a be'd,,Wltb his arms I . .vi ce of .1 op ,'b . , doibg this, as Caripy mud hie I wife freely I
L Brigham Young, he .was as L , tdnr,i .where !� he L Wadi ,mcured� . I
pyre, but, help arriving -the maniac was great,s, I , 1- . I ' . be 6nbertiio�d at a banquet, and address a .
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- )ny.- 'He cried .out againat I., . �- Was ,it, induiged'in liquoi - tlikIaughout - the voy j ., I
� breast as if -iii, great .ago I L r ch � and i the aud a - fire .with plenty of amoke, ormad L agel � -, - , �, �. L, '
prevented from completing the sacrifice. paiH. in -his. leg4 and be�ged them terror to the MormoA� 6hu: I - I find, I the secret,�',waB , w cut, of Public Meeting. � " ' ', - L i� � � '
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. �peopleus he had hither een to . puderneath. - He Btb Out, L. '
a: The eastern to rub,them, but not to . j ng children with difficulty, so. thak's �
�. An Erie, Pa., report say lift them ,or 'they: -Mormon to b I . 1. L I L L . I �
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part of ibis County i� intensely, excited: WL on ' Id .1 also asked, there the Gbiatiles.." I : -, . . , � i �� . prooeqs� .through the whole', night. The the 1940i anhv�enary of � the relief of Lon- .
break. . He' , . . . - ' - - al of the Kinf aun 8 don' I the ' '
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over the fre . ahs of a man crazed by religion. ,to wet his, lips, And in --fiye ,�, jiLE16 in�ade.a confession to,y6u, I under. performing tent occupied 4 space away, feW days beforetbe arriv ' ,derry were celebrated in 'datbedral,
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I in I I 9— -from the other tents. The interior was Castle in Table Bay, .All doubts ,Were of that city in presence of the Apprentice .
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Sylvester Knott, a well- to -d o -.f armor, living miuuteB, expired great suffering. ,.Htaiid, about,the time of the trial'of Bri - � removed 'As- 6'. Mr. Power's identity. ILe B and m'vast congregation.. - . I .
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. in a comparitively. isolated,. spot on the D.eceaBed: attended church on thefatalSun- ham- Young and his, co federates -for the j. had air unlimited supply of ready cash and - " � L
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I . bank of Lake Erie, is the' 'fanatic ,whose. day, And there is -evidence that a paramoUr, Murder -of one Sprague."' L � baric art. - Right cipposite the' conter-pole both biawife an I d�,children were tr'6ate I d to A a. old and faithful public officer, Capt..
I I . -, me of public conversa-. as itaigalleged; visited;andL r�mmined, with , 11 He made a confession to Me, and it was JaciDgnorth'a space about two �feet wide I -Tohr'i Murray, died recently -in Waterford. . .
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�,, . tion. Some months ago he attended a meet- the woman while her husband wa's, at - his so terrible in its fiminre;-that I shuddered wa4 left. The first tiermas gaily decorated anything.tbey. might'degire. He amid he Capt. Murigy, 'who in' lat be -called the .
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ing of the Salvation Arm� � at Franklin, devotions'. ,-From, .further' evidence it. is-,the"w6rds cmme� fro;DhiEllips.. Honot with banneraj.'flags, buffalo horns, featbersi ' fat6r of pilots, had reached the patriarchal :
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I I . � 6, stuffed' ermine, Pictorial and moral gettle in, Natal. One of the per'sonB.who, age 'of 95 Years. I j .1 I j . I
- where the -first seeds of insanity were sown., appears ;d6ceaged � ,know his I wife j was oulveonfessed tothe murder of. Sprague, pocket handkerchiefs . .WAS takeiiinto the, Secret Was O'Donn . Acoropa�yh�s -been I . ormed, .called the ;� & L' /'
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. ilea then,hj6 brain has by degie ,uuchaste,,1mn&L that, he, had'expressed his but gave me',801118 particulars- of nineteen '. the Star-spanglod ell.
. 8i I - qs grOW,n1 , , � . I . banner, -Union Jacks and cotton printe, all� When told that'Pow6r,was none other than - I
. --Ino �- �Afiaj.Jiitefition,',of f � ie )arating� , j -be had ,tp ,; � . . I . . Army and Auxili6ry FOrCES Uniform CODT-
to andi more inflamed, 'And,,"Ti? v ironi �, her. ; She is other ru�rders-ib. which' - �m,. Carey, he declared that, it he,wqre', but
' , il I I - . I I I urranged-in an artistic'manriekhat Would .1 I I he would pany, which has purchas.ed*Sir Petor Tift's . j
" . ' , , 66kafdesoribed�,ag wily,24'Iyears of,:ag . I the heart of Oscar Wllde� factory at Limerick, with the view of carry- - ,
fr6lazy L knows no check. For two w ,e, And of engaged. In regard to the murder �of' sitb3fiedof.-the man's ,identity
I . pastbe haawandered up And down the lake most fagdinaiin'� �P&afance.':She has no �. Sprague, be gave -me minute pmiticulam. .have gladdenec t � I � '-d—d soon lot daylight into his vile car- , Ij -,
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. . bank, regardless of Bunabine or storm ohildren,- and' is said to have come from '8pritgue,he smid, o,d as a spi.y in On approaobiDg - I ' ing on ite business on. an extensive, achlo. .
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deolaiming oif�salvmtion schemes, picturing New York State. The post-mortem exam- carrying information, tothe Unitod'-Stmte� - - � here before his doubts on this.,point had ` 10AJUL SHOWS. � 1. .
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the hOrrorsof the judgment day, and calling ivation wa's made. by !)r: S..E.-Tabb, of troops, who were then �'eri route', I to Utah. I show,you. Would have to produce l� 5,0 cents , . . I
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. upon sinners to worohip God or be.eternally Sherbrooke, and �.Dr. A. E. Hopkins, of For this reason BtigharniYoungdetermilled, .towards Pie -a-Pot'bexchequer. , Paying -the, - as in dock-Cakey came on shore With his' : I I .. �, ---- � . . j I I � I �
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I . lost. Yesterday morning haPfanted.a. large coo iby found IBM the, organs of, tobave 'him- capt4red-iand'Pub1odeath, Polo and get g6 good a Position as ydn'could , tyro eldest boys, 6nd"while in town fell- in( � .1.JpriucI �nl'Fuir I .
, I . orolesin,thewoodB,upon'Which to nail'bili t h 6,�� hy,-,* cOndition, ,ind dis- - and.Hickman was detailed with a mounted . - �j, the, -Willianas a d a I P ,,a in I United States. j I I I
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jjj� ' 14 h ` th bo - .WOW& cov- I ised 1. p&Irty'.,o'lj . I I out in the 'Blalp, known as I,Scotty.'. '' N cOf I I
. -year-old" soni, a ieving a, y% 'd. calculated. to ormonsi. mud finally captu I 0
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. 11 caus , taerB above mentioned were packed as close j Fair. . .- . Hc:d " L'' bate. . -
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. be torxu�iited iii-liell. fire foi evek. unless he � � over, from the, manner; .him and btarted . - wit:a 'him to Suit L: ke. � Among other Places they visited was the Berlin Horticultural..BerlicL ........... �sept. 5, 6 I .
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- died the death (it ,in I ankind'a Redeemer; of Mr. Coates! de%tb,.they ar � a .,quite can,.-' While,an the. way Joseph Young arrived I as .they could Stand a row of squaWsi fan- �City', Hotel, on - Waterkant street, Industrial .... � ................ Toronto ....... .... Sept. 11 to 22
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. I . With streng � th well nigh auperlinman, IViL n Ce d ibg,t:it , had been!daused- by Poison. brs from �is fatlaW I . tastically And hideously, painted, - Whose I , � " Stratbroy Hd#Wul.,�..Strathroy� .;�... Sept. ii to'i� . . 1.11 ��
. with,ord not to bring.him 6111ce was to fUinis ental And while - there an' 'altercati I I � �
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- Knott hold -the lad firmly while. driving -'a BY the 'Corober% orders,: therefore, the in, but'to hill him in the.': mountaifta,! where . h the windinstrUrn � I . I N'thl Riding. Oxfoid.;.Woodstoch ...... 8blit. lq� 20
. � I usic, of the Orchestra of L hoMe-ma'de I them on , political qu"110 ... �- Harwich Branch ...... . bfbnbbim . ...... Sept. 20,21 , j .
nail through.the: little fellow's hand, preserved by the big body never'could be :found and where' in among . Proviucial--,:..:..� ..... Guelph ... ;-:.......Sept. 24 to 29
stoinach .Was carefully .whistles, gaily painted And decorated'with Carey -aid, the English were a people: too- I
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� . =9111eding his, - piteous .cries .f6r-'mercy. doctors in a glass vessel and on Tuesday therepould be no ,witnesses. . Accordingly, - . base to live. 11 he had his way, be said, Southern Counti�B �..St. Thomas,, ... S��t; 25,26 :-
. feathers, colored hair and ribbons. T ' v o ............. Tkuro.,.�...-: ........... Sept. 25 to " ,
The dreadful work.-� was interruptbd �by, 111110'rainkAhe'wh,ole 1 circumstance's of .the. � when -night came, and S'prague.Wms asleep, Day. he would � exterminate every one of thein. i NO ahe ti�-- j . . j .
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. I :'tobe. case Was - reported � 'to . the 'department of . �Hichm wo. confed L bobbed up and down 1 emitting from their I . I . . I I
some Wood �cutters who .Chanced an and his t ekateB'Iooh�an . � - r I I . � I. . Oct. 1 . � �
.. . righl that's my inotto,'be ...... � ............ Ddrham .'.� ...... Sept. 25,26
1 - . 1B son . in' truments,s, short:jaiky whisil '' t,�at . Ireland for the I ; j . South Grey I
. passing. Leaving. 11, hang' g, the Ilad Attorney- Gen oral, in ihi6 10itY. axe,and. moving quietly to hie side:cius&d, 'no I .1 a DO
, maniac flied, first, Stalking down one I - I I all unlik& that uttered by an ungreaBed:. said. I And what would they do with it,?' North Grey ....... � ....... Ow -en Sound-.... Sept. 26,27 - .. .
I . .1 of the �.The - DaPartnidn't gave orders:- for the -in big skull, and then took from his person . j . retorted Scott I They would pat. One ,South Lanark ............ Perth .... ....... Sept. 26 to 28 . L
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. I rescuers With, a hiaumer, then leaping, into stomach, to - I be brought. :to' Quebec for a belt Containing about 6900 in gold. Re- axle. Tbey,presente& in some: cases a apotli6r dp.� �b 6 I you mean to Bay th Glenelg ..................... Markdale * .... �. Sept. 27 to 28 .
� the lake. � A search :,for 11iii hid- * - ' '' comical' and in one. noted instance , a Olt Malahide ......... � ' , Sept. 28 to 29 ' i
, i ling place� analysis by. Dr'. Vallee. - '.In the inbantime mov,ing the fire, they buried -his body'under . tbeyare Cannibals?' roared Carey, and his, ,Western, ....... ;. . �** ... `* .... * ... * ... , .... I �.
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- - . I . � I a hand w -whom he. � Manitoba .................. P't la Prairie ... Oct. Ito 6 '
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. I . , � � the as earth muff'then replaced , ghastly. appearance. The tent inside,th ...... \ -.'.London ..1.
proved fruitless, und'it was thought. that 'BeVeral.,im ant'links. in the chain of bee in the ' tiers was 'occupied- b Y the diuma� -while as on the throat of.Sc'otfy,, musliotia, Bast ,....�..Muntsville..;.�.Oct. 2 j �
he bad been drowned; : But such was -not . evidence =Lt a6pplied through the exer- -the fire over the grave Be that ,the place of , would hmvebhoked but'for the intervention I ,. 11
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. .the case. ''Before midnight the crazy, man ti6ns mud investigations, of Mr. W. White, his burial could: never be: ascetain j ad. Im , - sque,we furnishea the � chorus which filled I I Mitchell ................. X I I ;� - Oct 2,3 ' ,
. I t the -L 't w i a the entrance. The .0' Williams. On Saturdaymorning, when Allisjfon,. ' �,.** .... * : -' �. I j
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the door of his house Q. C., of Sherbrooke, Crown Prosecutor, mediately thereafter y. went.' to 'Salt- the ,16us Appeared, it ,was kno , over Nortberh'.'U��**p' n . ...... Orangeville �,. Oct. 2,3
I and knocked Mrs. 'Knottinse and High Constable Loomis. 'It was as- Lake. i Brigham'called upon them to � turn orchestra, whoi3b,leadei was rquatted.wi�h ,. � I , wn .,all Soutb Ontar ......... Whitby. � �..� Oct. 2,3
nsible at a . j j . . town that,C4r6y had been recognized, and. 'O .... . j
singleblow. -Entering a chamber in which cortAined that Mr:'T. 0. Tuck, druggist, of over to him as President the gold, and the drums and wielded a rattle as'a baton, West Peterborough ... Petorbo%W ... Oct, 213 1 -1�
. . , . as "in full blaBt. when we arrived. .The, the news soon spread over the ship. Wil- Ea4tTeferborou.6h�.W.arsmw ......... :Oet'j2,3 - , , I L" , �
.. . his only, daughter, Maiai6,. a beaiitiful girl ,Sherbrooke, 'had'shortly'laefore received by then anol:.there began tbe.firat foud,betwoen w � liaxno-waH s8hor6about 16-o'clock'and pro. EakGrey.� ............. Flesherton ...'Oct. 2'.3 I . .
' All an , I The � monotonous beatof the drums, the screech I . I �
. of seventee.:i, Jay,,bloeping,he.boUndh@r- in - applidation, i6r , strychnine for a .Hickman and President Young. � . L . cured a paper.. Dercham ... ................. Tils6pburg �..Oct 2K,� ,
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I . ,- of the jerky. whistlers. and When he got back to the North York ............ ... Newinarket.'.,oct. 2, a �
hand and16 - -ifid ca ied fie ' I Bulwer. i : -Following L latter 'insisted and :domande&'that al . Ship Power asked him if he could let bilo-, West burharn ............. Bovviii4 .
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� . place in the forest where hundreds of cords .the'direotio'ne �c'ontained in this, letie A this money should be 1drned over to* the charm ;- mok . a a en ,be low" and not see, a copy of. th'e,Arguis. . Williams said he East�Keut ................... Tbamom4llo,.Oct. 2,3 - � .
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of.wood were�pil6a. 'An altar was q Clark ,in the store mailed the sirychni�e. Church; while Hickman Claimed.that �be o wh. . j � could, and watebed him while be read it. Gen-tral ......... � ........ Harniit6n�..OctA to 5 - ,
� urnilly � I unmugidal,'voices of the 13 uAws1came (jut, - . . . - it Dominion ........... � ...... St. John, N,B.466t� � t6b . :
built, afid,upon it the� madman � see .dhi,, It appears that I the name furnished Was had Made large ,expenditures -in -the expedi- . . 9 . He looked hurriedly through the paper unt Liiidsay.Central.� ..... �.Lindsay .... � ..... Oct. 3 tA-) 5. .
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Vill I off6i you as &',laurat Offeri a brooks, howover4 arrived, at the country am to be permitt6d. to keep at- I .. . I * I and then gat forebme minutes with i his E. Y6rk and Simcoe;,,Ma!rkba1n',.. 0ctA,5 j . .
. I - been app ie to th . I , - Paisley ....... .. Oct. 4 5.
. Lord," chanted the'. xuadman, . bg Unto t" . ' t he on 'it it. young, of �bourF3q, con. .The torture bad h a * I Union ......... �:� ......... : .... : I
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I I, setting tlaw post-offiep at.:Bulwer,,Ji1rs. Comtes .was a. - . 0 , hand- covering his face. He.asked permis. - MuHhoka a P Sound ............ �..� ......... OcE,4:5: * , '
. funeral pyre on fire.� 'aiting'for it. The country people crowded I , at - partg I k, every dollar of the gold', Wet' ' t as we arrived, --and .
: I . The climbing flames w. . q er.d mud too Im Jus the old siob tO*tmke the paper to�bls wife, who was south since ' . I
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\1 . Boon licked.the exposed limbs of the girl, roimd.m usual at many offices to claim but the iron entered into Hichmitn's . Boul, Medicine Man . was taking off, ,the mes- in the cabin, as there was. sonaethitig in it WestHastings..;�.'.-.: .... Belleville ...... Oct.,5i 6
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I whose shrieks of agon� ar.Ld prayers for A, their letters. Mrs. Coates seized the -little . and. now it -was that" be %uticipated his, meric . influence with, .an eag Is I a wi, j ng. he wished' her, to See. He ,'returned it a South Oxfurd: ; ... I .... :...Ofterville: ..... Oet,5,V,6, I j � . . I I
, ' * . Mbnck.;..;� ......... Wellaudport ... Oct,z, 6 .
� . more merciful death were music to the pile as I;bek. were emptied from the la�g, ieveDge by �'swearnag' Young on . to the -Wr,,Pp in.m blanket the victina was led to few minuteB afterwards, saying that it was S.Uin tiuron.,'.'.' '.* ..... Exeter� .......... �Oct. 8, 9- � I .
a in' -hands. � n -a-Pot, -reclined at � so dark in the cabin that he could.not Boa Welland County ...... Welland.: ....... Oct. 8; 9 .
. madmanlo ears. Da ' Doing around the heap and, turned ib over in'ber She gallo*g for, his meanness in o,t dividing the .hi:fd Pie - who lazily j . .� "* �
. an Which lmy ,the girl he imploredthe retained'one, which. the postmaster noticA ,the plunder islibn'from the'.corpse oL the the openiug.in the centre of the tiers smok- to, read.'He subsequently aBkoa for the loan West Simcoe ....... ; ...... Barrie . ..... : ... Oct.:8, 9 - . . . . I
. I . � 611d drinking tea, alte)rnately.� . I Algomli ...... : ... :.;:.;,-.'.*.. S'lt St,.iiarie'...Oct. 9 , , ' .
Almighty , to � accept the sacrifice as was addressed L�aS. described--wbove . and mu � i .ling, eatiug. a of the'Paper sj�L BeCond tim6,'and is said North Brant ... � .paris, .... � ... ... Oct , .
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. j I atonement for th6,sirdul deods committed volunteered to delive t tOLDr. King, whom. .,,.Did Hickman ever repent ofA` his The next victim waa:now 'brought for. to ha a w - . I . �,10 , I �
. � j j � . I I I j I y oin at very. terrified appearance East�Lambton . . ...... Watford ..... ; Oct 9 10, . -
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,aud4add I ' ended to1bow. I -orinnes. I ece-of Cardwell..� L ...�.....Beeton'..... .Ocb' �, 10�,
I . by him in years long gone, 0 .1 9i" I I ,� �, � , , ward; his'only clobhing.-A'pi I / I ,
.. I I j . i . la' ` t � ,j . I . - . ' he moment.be knew.,that his identity. West Hurom ..... ....... Goderich ... ... �' ; 9, 10, � � I I I . 'I.,
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. fuel to the Altar. , B ut help arrived in tiraw ', -,.j Thesk:facts having been depo6ed tOL i /' . was was established.. From1what transpi I red in WestMiddlesex ... ... Stratbro� ...... ... oct..9. 16 .1
. . :.j j before If Fully, I think. Th�/one. ainl\ of his wound around big w1mist, His � bodv. : ... Oct'
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I to prevent the c6nBurn ation of the fearful, Police strate Rioux, , I life, however, 1 . af , 3 be said '- *
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.. - �� ,)� j . ! -olderbraves endeavored to shield .
'design.�T--w-o-y-oung-m.en,-qr-o.Eising , the� -that-OfUciaLissuiBd-a-wari,6,i�t-fqiLt4q-�afr—�at -,wi h -Bk . igko,WLY.oung " � � '�i I . . oftbe .. . 1. �, I
I. . -�. I - t . been Satisfied aslo his man, and.ipitp,kiii� Sou�thcrii'.:.....: ........ :Brantford ... ...... Oct, q toil: .
. Woods on their way. home. from P, party, .of �! Mrs. Coates, - Who, was, consequentl . . . I I .1 . - I- liim�fr-dm-.t-lievulgar-gazd,-whilb-tbe-Medi-� West Tie�i ..... : ..... � ...... Chatbam ... ...... Oct. 9 to I 1 --.
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. 1� Saw a -bright'light And board the Young, takedinto custody and confined in Sher- I � .1 .. ' - I . cine Man was performing the � * tti - .. . -
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I lady's Screams. One . f6liedthe demented brooke iii). Coroner Woodward brought I .. I I . � I ation. Takin a knife, two -incissioiiB of again vowed that ba would I let.daylight Pelbai . ........... �.� ........ Penwick ............ Oct. 16I, ,.
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I I blazing fagots and liftea' the almost nude waB examined Physically by Dr. Vallee on I . man., . I I I j j . I I I . . I I PRINCIPAL AMERICAN, FAIRS, , , �� : � '�
. � Mai 8stprday. I The, usual test wag made with � . . I . i York 'like , . . .. . � .
I . apart .were in Ad 6 on each breast, sond a small next port." " I. ...
. I den, from barfior� oed.: The cords that .. � I A ..last (Thursilmy) night's New - .war.. inserted thus forming -s. loop, . The -- American Institute; New Ybrk, Oct. 3-ffovi I : '
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. . fettered her linalaswete transferied tolhose live frogs, and undoubted braces of strych- despatch says : A terribl use'of the two shaganappie- ropes hanging . . . . � Chicago Fat Cattle Show, Chicago, Nov.'Amffl
. . .. . e case of police TIj FATEAftADAT JBXPJLOSXOrv-' Cincinnati industrial, Cincinnati, Sept. 5.06t. 6 ' 1. I
.. of the unconscious Maniac. miss Knott jig nine weie,foundi, Those frogs placled in brutality occurred in this city last eveDing. from the pole* was now apparent. The . � . j . . - - � � . - 'Illinois, Chicago� Sept, - , ) I . , ,-.. . �
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ofully burned About the-lo*er extremi- . j L . Om ends of th an [it the t 7wj,2-i . '�,' .
ties, and there are large blisters on bar ,the itornachwas mixed were Seized with �'Dow lying a . t - � to the skewerand the victim *asready for . ''. .Michigan, Central, Lansing. 1,Oct. �_,�, ' L .
. ' , I .9 lien. Hasbrook, beidock, at , ' Riverdale Dion.ster. . Miebig&u. Eastern-, YpE t 25 , .11
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. clubbed .to ,]New England; Mmuchester, N': H,'Se*.,d'7 , - , I
� - - ith str chnine. . ^ -by officer MoNamars, of the Mal- '' A--laBt ,(Weduceday)'night'g, New York. - -
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her experience that the'doors of an asylum in water mixed w waved over'bim the eagle's wing, made . . NewTork, Rochester, Sept. 10-15, ,./j ., . : -.1, I
I I . I . I j I I � . . 1. Y . I , , death despatch says : The killed or iuj ared. as far . I . -
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-mud � return of Coron6 r Woodward from Quebec . 'own ar6: Mt�. Julia Mason,. aged 68, Ohio, Central, Mechan'icsburd, Sept. 11 -IL % . I
. May open to admit4he daughter as well as The inquest will ,bo'c ntinued on the passes, touched bi Ohio� Columbus, Sept 3
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. . the father. She raves night, and day, � - and Mulberry streetsi at �7.30 p. m �,81n!itfi' then, placing a banner'in each hand, gave � Bk . I I
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I it is feared her reason ispermaneutly ''I I- I I . had been visiting Patrick O? - Do . bnell, second �him � a sho and , launched -him � out. Tarrytown, drowned-;-grandson-Jumped- -Ohio�.Southern,-Dily-ton,.Sept. 24-28- 1, I �- �j . L., j� � �
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dethroned. ' . I I I- I. . 1: .1 j mate,of the . The, ropes tightened, and overboard,, and'husband pulledtlarcipili the Wj-,;oO4siO,Ma isOn,SePt:10-14 � � .
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: . iuva.Townsi To lir DestroVed L_ Is . . . ' ; ',- H - la id: not, gone far when he � last,�ms -I weary, , e'' nd � I , , , - - , I k", ! I � � I . ,
I . ticlam oUthe Natiies�100)00 ersom; ,: Strm�f,ord 'adds,,m second ,mystery, to the, ' 3rd aveDUe. Q I NO. L � d ':back;- when,tbe'fleab gavai Cis . f e . �� , �, �, I 1. ')
I r .. . . � , f,R, - id'ibe doorwayof ' 12flanibef'ry , j t - )its I himself, � Those, are th6.cu yobea, ,positive y. Down G466rij . .1 �. I
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I Drip nid � ,,irid � W ave'. . 1. . �� � I I .1 this State. The Icily, 0. ose 0 . - IM I . I . b. � to be"loat.- -'John:, . vert, , remmu, 'i.3 epol . Ewhed'u�, Bays'the George- i
w e J bya at ,j . ' � =2-d feltaeleepi Ira. -Hughes 'Who waywith &,sharp cracks whic con d be- ' I R' rt has rej
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I A London cablegram Baya:- The Gov. I raddek in - the " hous6� called �oflj bov;6 the Ain an&clam minsmg7; town.r.lerald, that Louis Sherbino, Who h ` �' �
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" - Ouna, thi's 'mi"orning,iIi a lot about, - a quarter - McNamara � to get the man out. The ,of the -band. 'There .he lay extended af� oiheisj� Who have. .not' been' aport d " J . many ap t '' -' ; �
� . - ofm, inilb from her. me. -It wa's 'plain . , " 'is D'OtIelieved.to towy, wa�s murdered and.%rolabed cif abb
ermmehi'of'Bitavi� have voted,, five, ,thot I L, ho' . , . , In quain saces in And around George
. . Band poutids,-and the'dovernment,of Java ithat she had , been oboked -to death,'bni. offeer entered the hall,0vay'and At on! as com. , full lei3gib, two stream4 of blood flowing also lost'laut thiapu hot L L Ut, . ' I
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. one thousand .pounds I for the'�ieiief of the Cl L, menced to'club Smith.' in the most brutal from the 1�tely'inflict a wounds, 6 ghastly" � be, large. Oeci.' A. ',,,Dr�mbB, firdman. was. $15,000 in the' motntaing 4 14ew Me'kie�p' � 1 I
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L I L ' 6' I j- .. L -- - - ' ark , proceeded a] fearfully Scalded ard ot ve; Howell about two weeks sec. Hebasawife-living;
�. sUfferera,by'-the' -'v-o-l�c-a-n'i�c,-e--r��u-pi'a-io-'-n-s;,'*--Th6 inanner. SmAh-got up 'an ghtiL' a - was. immediately :taken :, I
L ' Was.26 ears o,d and of.extremely.propos. ' ' .1 . I Gardner �(Evangeligt), Brookly,L Scalded . �and ,his j&bbe Ej L . . .
MPOEIgi gagging a pear' �', ;L fie. 1� ' ' ' � I - 11
�i�, condition L Of the district'. of La L i lb treat - followed by the up the ' Medicine , Man formed.. bi L , r .lives in. Fort. rib., Mr.
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� lat , verything for 'a n ' ived at'home up U erry B 6, , him, - .and I led. -him to tbb itent . .
a. E be ke t 1 111i �the r per all over'#e 'body�;-, thos.. J., Saub, badly, .Sher 110,W&B-a Young Man of remarkable, ,
Sumatra, is terri . I wit .her &tents. � d marrii3d'Noiman C. f . bg hini about ova I Ided ; Nicholas : Salair, n . iste of the I I j .1 . I I . I - 'Ll
6ring! W at , which he leaned his sea ' acuteness and buf,i6e8s abi itv. , When he, -
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Lit bles � an , b t 'lied a divorce L from � oZcfr Smith r I emonstrated ith POIO. .hoed Riverdale, 'thigh broken ; W. Henry, an. firBt,went west he was 11"61e to read or ' '
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. about a year..agoi Last , bight abe iler, Lhandg, and . burned; Israel � Write his.. own L 11 -ige(f in
is impossibloto approach � them foe I . .. � I . d And on reaching Canal,streat he struck the. while. .his . name. ,, a engage . .
'left ,home in��the. g,L n . made, In6i'Land wag duly declared a brave. Lazarus, deck -band, badly bruised ; James L � JUMborin . g,at
I t.:becauhe. the �naiives ; are, 1u a:O%ll,on,Mr., WilliSjbLCLOwi4., It has unfortUnate sailor two murderous ,blo 'g ban . j firat, but . soouj tur d la'
man riously; . Tobih,, :;Y9nker9,, , and Nelson � McGee, �, atter th L . ". ne j I& . ' ,
!red against the. * 'on the tw . � ,. 'arid inim:613orb,time is I ' :
- Duichmen,,whom they been'bui3tomary,for.lierto,,visit this Place ith, his bldla, onei beck. mnd'� he Ono - brave,: larsivek � than " the' rest, g, , j �� n ion to mining, . I .
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hold responsilaWfor tho'calplmiiY On acOOUU I in the evening, and, although it is nearly oil the'eliest,and Smith fell,dead'on bru�aod; John M jured. Tr -morrow in the fall�of'.1881.'L
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I � ilea. distant from,, her home,. she the � dewalk. A stretcher . was, Sant for, �
I I D L atches from The Hague ,state. that t,6Z j L I and the dead Pailor. was remov6d to t1i" fastened by raw hide - strings,tol , tWfleahy ,the wreek.will be raised, and &'thorough boarded At the ,Tremont.House until the. ' :L
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. . engineer who escaped ,With a few br ' i � �
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In 'treated witliindifference., Thboxcitenient, up 9 fastened' thro . . I umber: ,�
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. L, 3pong is probably owing -to the'. native 4uently ,without .ascort She was -not at. v16111 iHL the� 1. I L 164YA he ca:rLlnqt .explain the cause of the was Hiram EXBtein . I
priests. working� upon, the fanaticism of the ' neighborhood' became so great ala& the arms. It is said that these barbariq, . . � ,, the clothing manufact-
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I I tele town .of Talok cows to pasture found li-eff-b-o-d-y. -It--hRT Was , learned that he had bee'li ]badly' dance.,, Neither the4 ore as a, nor a vid.: - ' .-r�esult-6f�n-bidden-defeot..:�&momerit'.Vk'o.- L � -retiir-�bd-to-Biiffa,16-��for,�-"- hoA-,;timdnb&-'�--
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I . was probably totally, dej by the , to- So *&B, Bhown by I its 'L disposirdon. It! W as, . 'L is taking part i a c�reibonies: are Her:6116*afice was 50.pounds. . I While th L �Ljj barders, ,
j I I .inittea L Tood, drink or ��ieet. during , L b " ' , 9 habit, which was noticed lb)1616 - '
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; . � ,which the to'wn:is situated is. entirely Mae- I hopgo,"and left their names as wit ' ,the - 96', ' the. dance I�Bt'e. Tberd keamer-.bore. t a name of Alexis,Rfi ,
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I L . iing has been beard' mplan9p o"ground bearbyj WerdL, a: hand I ---- Thig1q� IP� ' Lt, I I I ��, within a huudied:,yard�,oi' ��bera.lbb pro-' ' ' ' ,j
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. . .. dentructiola of Tjirin'oine by a, tidal wave . � . . j I I I I . NIAGARA TO BE 11JIVILIXED. This is our- i boasted, civilization, Wben -such . . I... L � ' money with him be Btai'tetl foiNew Mesibo,' �-
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, , �... . . . . j . -- , I . tobuyarmuclae. , 06 the waybe.isidpoit6& '
,Audthe droVning Ot 110,006 People' is. co I !t1ME , BE'AW " L I .Scenes are Permitted to be naeted in the ;, � , ' I . -
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I . . 11 Extraordinary Loss arlLife and Property. � - , , I L ��, , . ,/ � . . , ." . . 0 ... . Gardner is dreadfully * scalded, but ii�y 4," A Banished Quccnla:Doofn�
. Wed. I . � A Buffalo. despatch smyg : Nbo.Trob am . L I . I � . - L
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preparing a programme, for, the racese . the previous Sunday. The dathke to ship- . .- PA n u de Awn liening in a ;TIRE C. E JILM AN , , H OICROR.,
, . . . Alculable. . A large proportion of , I I . ,o waste :in the . C — I . . .� I .� . - � j, I L'�' I �
campaign, which promises to. be thomost 'Ping Is IJ20 - " I Niagara rfier, is one step. nearer a Solution � 111nilwkv "r. � - �, Ghastly Mutl[Rtlount Ilumnu Befugs at , rom, my court; atid direct.. your trans-, � j I
&Oti'L mneral election. Lord the fishing fleet is disabled. 'Some -fifb� than � it :ever was before. E. Baker, a AParigdoopatch.eay13': Ai3tbeTrincess . j .. tion to Kr6benburg, where I wish you I 11
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. isbury, Me. Gibs4 . � vessels have already. strived, completSly. L I �hL eklfij'Lem�leg L th.,'. .t of a happy remorse. , I)atbd, ' -
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j iiicks.B ach And Mr. stripped. The oss of )ifej is appalling. x lea Bains e�iElOde Occurred the out- A B ram say-m-,:,Sixfeen men, �
� , cotef Sir Michael ng to deliver Addresses tTROliquetlo Banker aij ,� Me LU, ,Hard seventeenwomen And fohr children were the languagc of 9, I ' L at 1
. Stanhope Are arrangi Y's. take *Preliminar , Bteps toward an inbro!, cOmOofWhich was luckily notfilbg'more . " otter discovered
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Are making electoral 15imafv- -----,-- . 4 1 he'wbeelg-of the,-toymt-car. railroad ,'accident a
a --"-i6F this,gentlftdin that a power equivalent to 01166�-0110 OfA , . L chargos.6f, infidelity that were preferred ,
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. ,that,furnish cl 6y-500,060. A c , � against , the—bin1fa-pp- -� �C& , el �
Htump engagements, and Mr.� Gladstone L 0 -- . can be riage took fire at 3 o'clock in the morning. . Nl
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. . will -make an �eljedtoral tour in Midlothian after the Storm. boided, bui--tho'crow -were obtaited'by - 'submerging , his"motor in the ,The train W�g immediately stopped', and, a largE . ' nd hUrliug-, �jMmthjld��., "iSbe was born in 'Londen in, ,
. . I . - , autumn. , All,these, saved. Over thirty,vesseig ard,inisoing,and Midat. of Ni6ogarm river, a force suffacien't to the � railway officiale of. ,France L being h�, people .rightand left.' Most of .the Victims 1751, ,Was namrried at the age of 15, and at .
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- . I lilitest intimation of the mppr6mc and to� run ell the machinery in lied, in prison after three -, I
11 mrelaotii h of it tbe� ofight6st core. ored,for a
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' i�Fi�-6nddi:-Ifef6re' half An .1---fPir-wh� � I hot 11,!�, The engine was covered with pieces of flesh, 8t " ' ,
franchise. for ,England )and iieland, with I I — j gilard, after no little I ruensee, one o nJa,ero;-,,,
0. P. , �4 I. M4 . ,was implicated in the charges brou lit - . I �
. I . I redistribution of goat I a the . , hour. had elapsed thetwind was4iltsheight I Rev Gifford,at the Saratogollmp- She " bones and rags, and drendheid with blood. I . .9 I :
� ,a, cutting' dowi . . . L the - 4 implored A faw mo 3nts' delay on a I I
1. . Mali reprpsentation And giving more and the begs ran � inounisins high.' Doiries ti,t � Uni of being "'on toilette do nuit. Her The engine driver was � dvercom by 'the .
L main. anniversaries, said that re'arol t � hree. RcOO 64t. - I . . .. Against the Queen, .,and was beheaded for
I but m short distance oft � were' unable� to Royal Highness Boon Stopped ont O.D�.the horrible ai . . j . L � ��
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. 1, the re acted dissolution is reach their veoRels. . I j 1. ,� .. platform -enveloped in 9, warm tartan cloak. L 1, . I j. � . " " :trial Are said to have been discovered in a - , I "
I bill passes or is .j , I , I I and godless New, Englandism. � " The New I 8, VoitU�e Rho
. L ' , 'L , ,,, ., ...... . -L, - . �l -- Englanda-of--tuAsty 11 be declared, I, has After twe . Mr. Henry Jamca 'in- not1ciag the Iacf, complete state, but it is doubtful Whether. -, - '
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, . . . .T t A th ugand' dollars has been the intellect of the Puritan without hiw .v,rr3 . L , . ED � public. - , - I
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. WID T.'d vie)w6rdp the r 1. 1. I 1 foe'the. Isle of Wight a d Bailmoral. . been accused of 'portriying,T living pembna --- ,
I I -Amusing. - 'Music at, home. L The 0 L , Ut ,the -conscience.". '. I I L I I . . � - . I . I I .
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violinist . 11 Ach I I am ZO zb,md for him 'West of Saginaw City, Was � instantly killed I L d is, the Practice of, catch- I 11 d�a M P'4,� L gteSr he. dream � .� �
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. of mind, me the di him. The murdered Man was addicted * to Connecticut Oyster Growers' Associatio , . hol We I . gbein� , I �
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I Om OM a I- night with L n los a tern at and ahot� his father � dumped ow -an .oyster bed would destroy altar, pieod entirely executed by ber 6 1 , . I the Are 000 of. '''
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