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New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

NO CROAkING!H
fLESTY OF TRADE AND -. $50. ,.,,., .co,,os
We have t,r vea lsi al Merchants tie os prices = our Nh n'
lofrof tla o1r 10 thc c trade au Immense M Of Nus
BOUGHT or 4 SPECTATOR.
81 r-s a M s.Its crowd OF Lgh priced sres that
ASK WAR PRICES.
ONE BIG LOT or MUSLtSS uearlg A. tne ~ -
BFsr WAMSUTTAS Tor l2ic ani l5c
ONE DIG lot EXTRA HEAVY &c. and ~. - 80
80 PIECES, EXTRA FISR. 10. ani lee
oyE BIG LOT YARD WIDE .,... 49,, -,
600 PIECES BEST sHEETNGs MADE ..,,,. o. -,
Psf. Wishing any of these Mn should early the seeG a'
Co.,. vI sfi f.st
Also FHOA AUCTION fNNFNSE LOTS
pKlss GOODS. ALPACAS TABLE IiNKNS. -
FLASNELS. CASSINERKS, BLANKETS,
e. 81 nearly HALF PRICE
NERRlMACK PRINTS. llc ,. 90, .,.,.,.,, d, ,o,
Al other goods cheap iu Proportion, iDf CASH ONLi ,
FOSTER BEOIHERS, Eighth ave, near tlgleeS'A''' anu
POSTER BROTHERS. 40. ~ hleecsef.sL
CARPETS AND FURNITURE. OFAK-
- Offering e largest assortment oi Brussels p aul l
gfr rurts Ial Co. city % - o. l0 eeLis {u tos tah
trades Gul worth of Rosewood, haln fA'
Dining Bsloom furniture an Harriusi strictly - tefTsien.ed
N,t slG srf lfh Noe 2hl a and tli niNtAAs ST. a1
i.-...- + S-My motto Is quick sales aud snail profits
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07

Our Paterson correspondent writes MS that 10 that cy
aud ghborhuo little OF nothing rs DONG hIti estate
fbe oul, couuetliug INK between the cGctthct OF lc
LAT real estate season aud the present iue Is the nope
That the lands then market and partly eud, Will ll tt
All resume tcIr position as sdablo property Even
fns most saneuluo fear loss In hand speculation, ana
most sRgacus dealers predict that the excitement thal
has gradually grown out viii not return, thal prices
will continue 10 20 down, silently, tl lands small almost
tech old prices Property within city limits extensions
a streets will COuuut valuable. We shall soon hayead'
vertsed large tract along Wiisst IN Paterson, en-
bracug the most valuable part OF the uAuccuped Oud-
lng sites Of the CI.y Manchester HiEuls OVERLOOKING
Paterson sim also be offered u cIy lOt5. IhouSh the eN-
pts,neu u itait may not equal the Juror OF former sea
kons we may expect that 80 long as labor and cael are
productive Of money houses and LANDS IA The right ces
wi bs I'M steady reasonable demand. The new horse
railroad TO Cedar Lawn CemetTy, which was commenced
ths week the sucpvrs having been laid considerable
distance Will increase the avalMOhly ana Nduc OF ptO-
perty along Marhet-st. and Il Weasel
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
Counln RtaI 6sI1ts fot galt.

County BtaI 6sat' for sals.
At NEW W-BRUNSWICK-As splendid FARM
~ Of 22 acres s choice land good plain buing IN good order
high ground OVERLOOKING the rYeT h
~ farm complete, Hl5uto
j. s FERGUSON, No. 90 Nassaust Room NO a.
A SPLENDID FARM Of 100 acres, on the Rari-
n tan choice aud good buildings perfect o5eri great 'anJ
Of fruits Joins the Cy New Brunswick lnee with soos crop and
tools $4,000 j. FERGUSON, No 80 Nsssaust, Room No ~
A FRUIT and GARDEN FARM for SALE
~ Containing about sixty IN 5000 condition; oeo
aud healthy adjoining the village Of BeIer, burlington r. j. on
Aubay Railroad and Delaware hyer - mls rom
Philadelphia part or al IS iorsale address Dog 20 % ey y .:
ON ORANGE MOUNTAINOUS hour from
" NewYok y nile from depoi 10 sers, of choice I'D 10 g'
vicinity Of schools and chnches aeiTar of bnil'
n $50 per address Boz No 2aE
Eew-YOrk Postohoe.
DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALlSTS.--Fo
Al SALE IN Virginia Station the baltimore ard ONE
Railroad the TIMBER RIGHT Of 5000 ACRES Of LAND "h sAh
MILL power running four Musy saws utug oV ee'
day. and everything pertaining thereto ~ eomico us otu
together Buildings Roads Teams &c, averaging per ae
Of Saved Lumber which eau be oegIeq "a ba'uTots AZ
G9 timber Of best quality such IS Ie OaA Nthu'
Cherry, Maple. Poplar and Ash any quantity ' 4u%!s % S'
valuable Mineral and Virginia Farm Lands @ 4e Au''ess 'ViN H.
POPE co No. ST Paulst. Baltimore AL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
gttturts auS mtttin9s.
Situations tdlmtio-- 1mal,s.

Situations ttlantl0- tWats.
A WIDOW DADY in middle life, who has
~ o home would b. pleased %
charge respectable single gentleman hoe @ "osd
BIS comfort Ad-
dress B. T. g. Tribune Ohce.
A GERMAN COOK wishes situation; also,
~ erl General Housevork also Mind Chd1 Ap
ply at No Seconlst hoo between Avenues and
UOUSEKEEPERs situation WANTED by q
LADY Of middle sg for party Of genteren ho or pr-
hnTi good practical hoasekeepef ardears eI bn
tie best Of reference % her Character i1t
ouiliscst0rs. Address r. d 7. g., Tribune Ofc'.
4 I BEDELLs, Nos. $50 and 332 Fourh-ave.,
N corner Tweuty-GNht Families returning 10 tie ey F sol
ga collection Of ircsss SERVANTS to' every uaou VIZ coas',
Is1piresse Chambemai Waesses Nues Ssalsgeh LADIES'
Maids Hovlekeepers. ,nt G.s q 81 work rE-
ALL respectable families, B0ardng-iIouses
"A ani Hotels can be supp With good SNAN rs om a noas
Protestant aud Catholic e. Ms losoas oHce DO ~ b.esA
CITY and Country Ladies who wish to econo.
bv enp'1rirr eiol ft O.. Women anf 0is ~ toi if
sge, can be nicely CARRoLLS Ancg No o 'th ave
~ waiting 10 be emp0yed robust girls lately landed and a" sf
--
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
9ousts anN fams GQlmt,S.

9Ousts anN fams Qlaut,S.
A LADY PHYSICIAN, Graduate of first
a class college hire tihout hoanl lod1ng tTo tf
ri.hsd r,ns rr usror adjoining suitable o oc Boz sle' able
priv T. house; gooi ughou uood uot above Tint ut
given required terms 'a'h
A. b. e.. Tnluue Of-c
BUILDING WANTED-Suitablc for Car
a rare mandatory; must be- ccntv located end ofl' VIII y
4, .,r.. noson between MsF Address giving fall
plrtcuIars DICKINSON ACJRIlN. SO "' "a..st
NyrANTED-Four or five ROOMS for House
w ketPoc hy small family mlss be confertJ llSci lo.
tt MOI ,fsr 1 notes walk from Ctr Hall Adist stating toae
ai,.-,. teet anl 0il particulars ROOMS. TniaHs Ohc,.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Saturday sept . i''' % =;
No public sales Of real estate tooh paw
,N.s cit, fo-day.
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SruokIpn Neal Gstat, for SaIc.

DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.-Just
ID huished browuoue HQ oES three stories basement 'rd
suheer; q feet feet deep finished So lrstcl1s sve vh
All he modern mpro, emeuts; good location With fo1r lines o railroad
within half block call ui them Nos i9j and i facics
FOurthae easy Inquire OF JOHN MONAS' on the PTenhe'
No. 27j Begenst
NOR SALE-DcsiIable PROPERTY in Brook
yu jefferson Hail. Court aud other streets aud on Ceuuout
afvette Greene Portland De Ks0 Gates ni other Pces
terms Also desirable County seats sul Farms u New
Jrr.ev Long Island Apply g. " T. a. CRyIK5iANK No 81
BroaiWar.
TOR SALE-A very valuable WATER
FRONT 3o0r2ao feet Gilt be- sodl For terms Sc apply 90
WALTER B. PABrIff Real hsiAte Broker
IN Frstst. Solth ruths IrsJ, BooAI'a D. d.
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Sutton Sails Of St1l Gstltt.


j. BLEECKER, son a. Co WILL SELL
~ on TUESDAY Sept the krehsuge Ssfsronn No III
BroadNay o'clock noon. 40 THERE tRD FAbh lON C1nn
ualou sale Maps particulars Of Aucou,efs No I Oclas.
J. Jouysos. ir Aucuonesi.
nY JOHNSON & " LII Elk,
ID AUCTIONRERS AND
RIAL ESTATE BROhERS,
Ma S,~sr..T.. oR. CEDkRsr, Ngw-foSN
Cr R,nces stores Lots Country Seats and fsrm' bought sold
Auciioa SRes ot furEtgIe &c
TUESDAY. sept -, 1903
Atl2 o'clock the Enauge Ssefonn No III bfohuhe Jimmy
Buidugl, \. y. - ...,..-
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALR WITHOUT Si hhSEBSE W. -, NJ,
or TnB CRY and but SHORT DISTANCE fRuM lh6 RAIL
ROAD STATION lots tPItNDtDl1. .AOtAlhD on
NOITH FIFTH NORTH SIXTH NORTH NkNENlh. hOhlH
EIGHTH NORTH NINTH TEMPLE and CiN ioh'oIh ana ttir
VAN WfNKLEAYRS The gIound is high sna oommsnng Ire
ncbbohoo Iap y Improving The Sr VIZ al ne lt.t oipor
trv ever offered Investment iu PATERSON CITY LOTS
~ TvRltY lot OlFERbp WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD TO
TITF UlCWyT BIDDER al Terms liberal Maps and ttAe par
rsls At o o,e OF the Auctouees No - haaas, " H. ADD
No. l5I Montague 81. BrookiTn
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PRINTED LINENS.
OPENING OF FALL STYLES.

! y TRRRY ,u open on WEDNESDAY, Sept o, 1867 his ran
.,Se, ~ Ts,' Misses and Chkcus Hats London and Tas
st y, totb .tore. No. ~ Union.sluare,
pA own M~nu'a''l''' ~ ' and No. "a Broadway.
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Hssra Subjects.

Theodore Tilton, editor of that relig-
ious journal, the New York Independent,
who spent two days in Washington re-
Gently, and told publicly what he saw,
says:
Occasionally Presidential candidate
is seen fuddled in the streets; but as this
happens only on Sunday, it cannot be
said to interfere with public business, and
does not strikingly challenge public at
tention."
And, in view Of the possibilities of the
future, adds. - l.--s
aOne glass of Vine poured down the
throat Of the next President of the Uni
ted States, and making HELM his blood,
may give this whole nation the delirium
tren,ens.'
He, therefore, suggests, "prohibitory
law, to take effect in nominating Conven-
tions, and a temperance pledge to be sign
ed by their nominees. We suspect all
that will have about as much effect on
the Chicago Convention and its nominees
as quoting Latin to one of the Congo
Conventions at the South would have in
infuencingi its deliberations. May Tilton
be happy in his subjeetsl
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W0oDSFIELD MONROE COUNTY. OHIO FEBRUARY H. 1868

and the last vestigs Of civil law, or civ
Eli jurisdiction is swept away, from the Po
tomac to the Rio Grande.
From where Lssood this morning, sup-
on the steps of the Capitol, with the flag
of the Union over me, I can look across
a river, and look upon land Of abso.
lutte, unqualified despotism. If visit
Mt. Vernon, and sit down by the tomb of
Washington, I sit under the shadow of a
military dictatorship, more unlimited than.
can be found in any civilized country
upon the globe. Constitutional liberty
is already bound, .sseuSgad and crowned
with thorns herehege. in her own sa-
cred temple.
Shall the CENT ;ss, he army, urged
on by the Radicsi CHEZ priests, cruelty
her on this sacred Capitol Hill? in her
own homer under her own banner2 amid
the SCOTS and jeers of all the despots of
the vorld2
Let the people answer.
Respectfully yours,
j. r., DooLITTLE.
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The PRESIDENT on Con. Grant.

The President said, in conversation. a
few days ago, that he would give SIC, 600
out of his own poeketif the American peo-
pie could have seen Gen. Grant al the Cab.
met meeting on Friday, while questions
were being put to him about his action in
the Stanton matter. He said he never
saw man look meaner or more hnfnilia-
ted. He is not big man." said Mr..
johnson, "either mentally, morally, or
physically; but before he had answered
the questions we put to him. he seemed
to have shriveled up no bigger than my
fist.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-02-11

On Friday last soldier attempted to
shoot Col. T. E.Rose,.in Lynchburg, Va.
The latter grappled with his assailant,
and crushed in his skull with the musket
used by the would ld-be-murderer.
The Swedish peasants have been exist
ing some time on cakes made of birch
bark and moss--cakes that are as hard as
rocks and almost as indigcstible.
Gam I not little pale?" inquired a
lady who was short and corpulent, Of a
crusty old bachelor "You look more
like big tub was the blunt reply.
Why is on old bachelor like a monk?
Because he wears his scowl-( (cowl.)
Poor men and rich ones can get hot
dinners for pine cents apiece in London.
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NUMBER so
From Che london Daily Nsrs, Jau 3 /
r e A CE o. h w Ar
The Cfeud In tlae East--Arma-
nients Every where.

Several of the Paris journals refes Co
the indications of more friendly feeling
which is supposed to have sprung up ba.
tween the governments of France, Aus
ltria, and Prussia; aud on this Foundation
| they erect hopes of continuation Of
peace, as they do not anticipate thatRus-
Isia would 60 to war With the entire west
[of Europe. There are signs. however,
lof different state of tAinss.
1t is noted as significant that Prussia
lis esnding needle-guns and officers Of ,iin-
|struction 70 Russia The Pfesss gives
currency to a statement (which, If true,
must be regarded as of considerable i'm
portance 1t says that Baron Beust has
sent circular to foreign governments
notifying them Of the resolution of the
Emperor Francis Joseph to reduce the
military establishment of Austria but in
forming them at the same. time ..that
Prussia was effecting considerable and
threatening increase in her armament.
1t will be recollected that for several
months before the campaign in Bohemia
tha Austrian and Prussian G Go7ernments,
through retrospective organs, contained
reiterated complaints of this kind, each
accusing the other Of making military
preparations, whilst protesting its own
innocence and desire for peace. The
following statement, copied from the
Gazetta Naradowa, of Lemburg, does not
seem to harmonic with the reported re-
duetion of the Austrian military force:
Austria is considerably augmsnting
the army in Galicia; her stores are full
of provisions and military prepsrati ons
on vast scale are being pressed on & aIt
is stated that by next spring there will
be a concentration of troops around
Cracow. The hussars Of Count HALEY
corps have received notice to have their
stores ready and to be prepared for
campaign. The garrison of Oaracow has
received new park of artillery few
days back, and there is report that 20
600 cavalry aud train horses have been
purchased in Hungary for the Emperor
Of the French. The horses have been
forwarded to Trieste and thence to Mar
settles.
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Military. Observation-Disclosures
assal in Russia.

"WhiIe," says the Avenir National.
s'the Ambassadors Of Russia are perform
ing their mysterious journeys, and while
diplomacy is busy beyond what is usual
in the cold season, military preparations
are going on with unexampIed aetiyity
through the whole of Europe The In
dependence Beige gives assertion to the
rumor very generally spread that the
trains Of the French Artillery had been
doubled. The Journal du Hayre be-.
lieves that Marshal Mel has given or
ders for organizing the material Of the
army for active service. According to,
the same journal such activity is display
ed in the manufacture of Chassepot rifles
that eleven hundred are received each
day into the arsenals.
The North Eastern Correspondence
says:
The publication of the Russian des-
patches has produced general.enthusiasm.
There is a shower of poems and ad-
dresses, and patriotic manifestations. -;
The ultra -Muscovite party make the most
of the documents thus broughtsto light,
and are openly urging the agosernmentdos
war. They would not be sorrysto see the,
prudent ancellorreplaced BY the en-
terprising General Ignatieff, who Is at
tached 10 their views. This events prob
able. asa 8 = zssif s
The Debats observes thatiin the midst
tof these alarming symptoms there Isl 2,
visible change in the language Of the
official press both of Vienna and Ber-
lin, and that the two governments are
evidently on more friendly terms than
before. hat, 1T asks, will become.
Iof the bellicose plans and hopes. of the,
war party in St. Petcrsburgh under such
circumstances, and by what new alliance
will the Prussian one be replaced2s ise
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NO Wonder.

The people have not forgotten Jay
Cookies handbill, that was thrown broad.
cast over the country, to provethata a Ma
tional debt is National blessing. a res
cent letter Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury explains why jay Cooke was SO ia
ken With a National debt. Fhe Secreta-.
sry says thatsin ten months OF the year
1867 the commissions paid to a broker
for selling 5 90 bonds amounted tosmastg
four thousand one hundred and ninety nine
dollars We suppose Jay Cooks would
not refuse TO issue another handhii! III
favor Of National debt on Ike terms, 20
pure is his patriotism.
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A Norei Bet.

VIcKsBURG, Jan. 2s-sergeant Gil
bert H. Bates, of Wisconsin, who made
a bet to carry the Stars and Stripes from
Vicksburg to Washington, unarmed aud
without money, started hence at II A NJ
An immense crowd, headed by the Mayor,
Council and many prominent citizens
with brass band, accompanied him as
far as the Grant Pemberton Monument
where they bade him farewell with good
wishes.
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nA-Tventy thousand copies Of every
RADICAL speech made in Congress are paid
for out Of the corruption fund and frank
ed over the country. Let the Democrats
emulate the Radical industry in spread
ing documents. Double the subscriptions
of all your newspapers Hastaa9ion
(iig Diyea.
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PMGliTrD FAITH-The Repobliean
Congress and Republican, press have a
vast deal to say Of the sfaithH (which the
Government splighteda tosthe moneys
lenders. But they have nothing to say
Of the faith which was "plighted 70. the
soldiers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-02-11

s@- The official statement Of the branch
mint at San Francisco, for 1867. shows
the total deposits Of bullion to be So.
100000; coinage, sl9 $50, 900.
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The Real ME- ri-aG OF fl.0- -Ereucil
= = Army EsREa. -

+ =
The scheme for the mobilization of the
army implies aggressive, not defensiye
designs, and if the combined hosts of the
great powers are really four to one, as M
Rouner's arithmetic implies, it is evident
that the French army, were it even 8O0,-
600 men strong, would be launched on d
desperate venture. Neither was Marshal
Neil more reassuring. The France Of
1859, with 500,000 men under arms,
could, he said. only muster 07,OOO at
Solferino, and had to make peace at Vii
lafranca, as it was unable to fight both
on the Mineio and on the Rhine. These
statements are incorrect for the Emperor
could have mustered against the Austri-
ans the 10000 men of that sspolitical ar.
my" which was S 8 idle under Prince
Napoleon in Tus> y. But we're Marshal
Niel's assertions well founded, what would
his argument amount to, except that, let
France increase her force as much as she
will, the only result must be a correspon-
ding effort to the same purpose by all the
other Powers, and war, possibly on . lar
ger scale, but not on different relative
proportions2 All the secret of the un-
popularity of the bill'li in this: that it
evinces on the part Of the government an
inclination to war, and to aggressive war.
London Times, Jan. Is.
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NTWelEe li1ess OF less, WIN be charged as
one, square: 81 s. s.,.s1 .ssss
EAll legal advertisements will be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advance Of
publication.
g. Notices Of the appointment Of Ad- q
- ministrator's and Executors; also a
- Attachment Notices aud Road noti-- q
= css, two dollars and fifty cents, il. ~
g advance. -
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Penknives for Congress.

The New York World has been itemi.
zing the payments made from the contin-
gent fund of the United States Senate
for single year. The whole amount is
S164, 1872 04. This money, says the
World, aWas laid out IL pen-kniyes, for
which two thousand dollars were paid to
single dealer. It required seventeen
hundred pairs Of scissors to merely cut
at the Gordian knes Of reconstruction in
the Senate. Another lot of penkniVes
cost $67 66; two and ne.half dozen more
were procured at an expense of $98, and
still more knives brought the second bill
for cutlery up to s4S7. Of whole pages
of individual bills the following is fair
sample: For B. E, Wade, Harper's Mag
azine, 81; Eclectic, SIS; Westminster, SIS;
LIE Bon Ton indispensable to Wade, }
Is9. Five dollars for scrap book was
undoubtedly for Senator Summers benefit.
The frequently occurring item, one gal
Ion of alcohol, SIS 80, can best be ex-
planned in connection with such other
items as corkscrews, s24; -squeez-
ers, so; four boxes Of lemons, $40; 16e
lbs. of sugar, $50 so. These items for
substantials; lesser luxuries appear in the
charges of S512 80 for seventeen aud a
half dozen kid gloves; So 25 for a gallon
Of bay rum; s5 for half gallon of co.
lesa &c, e.. ssa 50 far toilet noHdAs This j:
the way the peoples money is squander.
ed, while they are forced to pay the most
Iexorbitant taxes. The emedy is IN theil
hands; will they apply it?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEeRAMs, a.,


Alsree number OF sporting men ref Pross-
denee, r. l.. yesterday morning fora point IN
w srWiCk Gozen miles so0th OF that Ctty. 20
Wine "A pIIze-hgLt bctween Robert Sellers.
O Providence, and Peter Eugiish, OF baltimore
a Posse q police followed them. and reached
me scene after he contest had been gong %
asooNt LOFTY live n InOtes. in the secoad story Of
sahSe AAlL Ioih parties were arrested.
IA ule court Of general sessions IN New York
see"rdSy, howin Kelly, chsrgeo with The
murder q fhomas Sharp, better known b. the
tbta'ricai nsrne Of SharpleN, vas placed al tue
bai. and plrad not guilty From the startliag
nature OF THIS ragedy, and The position Of toe
parties, the trial VNcitee unusual interest N
viii occupy conlderable part OF nexf week.
TIE McCice q stimonlal Committee haxe .ent
circulars 10 the Ma oIs Of the veral o,t,.s an
the Dominion, king them 20 iHittate = move
ueut IN aid 81 the fund discharee ts1.. IA, bll
ties against he estate Of the lata Dare
GoGcc. The subscription lsss foT ne .sua.
luipcse anlOAg TIT SENATORS were Opened yc--
terosy.
7hC Nova Scotia members OF the Dominica
Parliament have held meeting 70 con slider
the means 10 be taken 90 have a re-cl utlon pro-
tesung against the confederation enUTed on the
Journal Of lie House Of Joros.
The steam saw mill OF Green Rroihers Of
Chicago, al Marietta. Michigan, was complete
" destroyed on Nedne-dsN afternoon bs n
boiler exposition. Eiebt wofkuen were in =
SANITY kilied and tour others seriously 10
iurso
Two soldiers were wounded. one killed and
negro severity wounded at a negro ball IN
jackson, Mississippi on Thursday night