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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable, all of which wit.
be sold as cheap as they can be found any
where. ldeiZ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

We have removed. since tho destruction
OF our stock by fire on the 2ist OF Decem.
Der, to the old Loewenthal stand, az the
corner Of First and Main Streets, ana have
now in store one OF the most complete
stocks OF goods In our limo that can be
found In the West. purchased on a duli
market for
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
Dead
Terrible Sacrifice

y complete Stock OF Domestic Goods OF
every popular brand, and at the lowest
prices, can always be found at SchapKeI
Bussing Il Co. 3, n Os. Al AMI 10 Main Street.
In short, they have everything TO make
the "Outer" appearance
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
Periodicals.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW for .Janu-
airy has an excellent table of contents.
We copy: Spain under Charles III. ::
Lord Kingsdown's Recollections of
the Bar; C@sarian Rome; Trench's
Realities of Irish Life; The Legand
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StillWell's Patent.
Heater and Lime Catcher |!
yyEsss MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY

FgTEss5 MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
e experienced by those who use steam
power Is the formation in their boilers of
or " LNCRUSrATI0N" "a hard substance
formed out OF the earthly salts contained
to the whole inner surface of the boiler.
Ia TINS city this difficulty is pecu ia rly ag-
gravated by the large quantity of magne-
STA and lime found ia the wa er, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, OBJ
struc's the pipes and occasions the N oSt
annoying delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endangering the safety of the
boiler.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
stilIwelI's Patent Heater

Removes all this difficulty, sending the
wat r. into the boiler free from any sedi-
nitnt whatever, and pure as If distilled
Az w 40 use what are known as the :" drive
wells" for their supply of water cannot
afford TO do without this Heater. 1t will
save them much money in the purchase OF
fuel, t. say nothing of the annoyance and
delay in cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cieansed.
One has been in operation at Igleheart'S
FIGURING Mill for many months and given
entire satisfaction. Another is III opera
ton in Hetlman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
orders TOR Stillwell's Heater will receive
prompt attention If left with
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
M. CAHN q, 90.

- -. '-7"NsI
Dealers in Liquors,
Rectifiers OF the Celebrated
WABASH VALLEY. LEGAL TENDER
and xxx WHISKY,
And Distlllers OF Cologne Spirits,
No. IO8 MAIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
, 1869-07-13

Of tie great van which b to enclose tie Rprern-
ruent ba1tu 1t tic Battery was lid IN e5 ieet OF
Wata; y distance Of 500 feet from the old anore
,tua Tia haslu L to cover an area Of about oo1
Ieet-nta1iy IN acre-and VIII be enclosed by q
weILbult Val Of Connect1eut g1antte. Tia wslI
WI bo Of 10 feet tn3c4nees and about Is feet from
the bed Of the h4lln to the coping, Each block
EneaHurts 10 feet IN length, In width md ~ In
thlc1neas, and Weighs IL, 900 pounds. The coping
viii be ~ feet thick and wide. Two kinds OF
granite are to be used-th1t for the foundation
from the E1aptic qlat1ies; that for the upper part
nom DIX Island, on the coast Of Maine.
In the ca1e at Eugene E 6tnnuet n. F1orenttns
eimouet in which = decree ct divorce has lot
been granted IL the Court Of Common Pleas, Ut
New fort, Il II Mnstt1ted how AVaulnng au1bi-
ton oerieapn lssel1.o By tho testimony OF the
Rev. MI. Ftrun, .pas.ar os> the Church fa Esprit,
who wa8 tAe chief N!tneas tn The case, It appra11
that on The l7sh m September, 1854, be married
the plaintiff to the defendant. On the 96th ct
april. ls67, ne aeientant reappearet before him
as the widoY Of the plaintiff. and WA then Joined
lu nattmoaI NTH one Bernard. 'Aa tha seQaei
showed, thcnefendaus had contracted tho second
marriage without tho fornali.y precedent Of the
init husbands deatb. On TIM discovery being
mnde by The second husband, be 6ued TOR and OBJ
talncd q adectec Of divorce. the frss husband lol-
lowing suit, las been equally successful
A c1uous scene laiely occurred IN the Shanghai
kChlnal mixed courts. 4 dlsao1ute pEodlg1l, hav-
fug chain rpnnd his neck, 10 which his hands
re.e fast, Wss brought up b. hla Inther. The
parent very respectab'e-1ookin mnn, declared
he could make nothing Of the prisoner. He had
tried I'll means to cure him Of bia prppenstiy for
him money, It vent In opium; clothes were at
once paEned 70 satlEfy hia cravings. Latterly ho
had been chained up IN a house to see what effect
thkt wonld hxrr, .but hia appearance on that oc-
cssion *us beeause be has broken ont, and had
been picked up by policeman. In fact, the
father declared that be would be glad II the Court
would take him In hand and give him severe
punishment Tho Judge advised him TO give Ills
son another tnal, and added that, II after one
punishment he was still lncorIR1blc, Chinese law
wouio permit decapltatiou on TIC conscot Of tho
{nther.
, 1869-07-13
EEoDh.


The View castle una> courier says: There
WI be great ceal Of wheat Of excellent quality
harvested IN thtI county this week. TITS gr7in "a
have good eause 70 hethaokfuL''
The kiltourn City Nfis-} Auror ssSs: aWheat
f1nter and spring., rye, oats. peas and grass are
Corn md potatoes are rather backward, bur po.a-
toes VT! be good u not Destroyed bT the huss.
Aod there Is time % make good eozu sho1M July
acd August be favorable.
County; Ind, En.s. attendance Of Ealn here
lately; lasr night ! nood. Wheat Is near,! ready
for ne s'sk 81 I'd ys s9e oa1 nad lodss
good; aad ra1 promising we'll Heath i goot.
and farmers are tn good splrtts, expecting good
craps and better ttmeA'
year. Is double that obtained lasf year, and has not
been egpalIed for several years
The Jssi er County qowa} Free F1ess RsJs the
whole Cup Throughout sha. section Is excellent;
zone oi It seriously Injured: some OIL nearly
really for the reaper.
The Huscar,ue dova> cotsrit- announces that
wheat promises an abundant hasgesl; thai carn i
Ill Eght and growing rapidly.
The editor Of the burlington 1nWa} H1rt E:e
fas, ~,.btn The last teH days, paesed fom his ciJ
tons Is follows: Wheat IS enoI-lhe rust Is hurt-
ipg the spring variety little: harley anu cats nte
doing well; corn looks hackEncd and thin ueIr
burlington, but nhely On the sandy sol Of the Dss
ne Monsezanea Newa> Rtrub4ie11, states shst
IN that section Of the 5tate The wheat crop rsoE. =
Nes 70 &c N Abunnant one, anu that Inc sa107 =
The Nashua uowa) Poss reports for SoHae;s 2
Iowa that the continuous rains haze in1oseu ee .ac
Hceat some. bot that Tie crops ~ e' A'''
i letter fFotn 1uchan.a,. Mich, stht SAYS:
"Harvcst vii rot comn:eEce nere oelGse tae lotn.
Of snnshsue teep il naek. ContaEy to tas predIc-
f,ons Of fatMeta1 the hesds are Ve1g heavy, long
, 1869-07-13
80 e4-----.S+i5!.. =;

would, they eoutd md 1ptnhg vts3.uat BEtE@nasn @
FsuuY had not only : CHAIN UPON =. o. osH - ~
vested right IN IT,. AfEsx nuEoeEouo tnfet ~
WtduH aud children weIu info<natz Enzt an tae
pTnpeHy sna belleye0 70 be her huahand4Is 1 4na
part1est and ths1 she Ind t7nthing IN fhe .Eosld
THIS intellt5ssoe aazneted Tho fpooe yofaaa
Bttu n,ore kz011t He became RreAtty excited,
and u Was win the greatest e1ertton be
could be prevented from seeking out those who
had been instrumental IN despot1ne him Of nis
b!sth11ght, taking the h into hls owu hands and
VreatinK upon them Tho vengeance ot an outraged
and tosteHnG reason. 50 terrible "a the ang1ish
Of the young mau become, and Ho fearful that he
would be guilty Of some tragic act DID the mother
become. thst she seaped- such funds g ahe could
change Of aoenME aud climate would restore hin
. 70 h!a normal 4 Elton she arrived thae tnfee
wetka ago, but Ine change she fon9fy hoped for
did not take place. Her sons derce and excited
manner zaTe way, but uot 70 reason. Thst bright
gem ha8 been forever dtmmed, the mind has been
dethruned, and the once hardy. energetic boy Is q
child without intellect SUFFICIENT 70 answer queS-
lions when they afe propounded To him. Hs has
been sent 10 Stockton
, 1869-07-13
TIE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
DEFALCATION,
W|hut tkc President OF tho Bank hns
10 Say on thc subject.

From tie -S<re Fork Herald, July 10.
No neR Developments were made yesterday IN
Of W the Central Sational 1anf. It cannot m ~ Jer Be-
shown that oyer s1oo,ooo hare disappeared by
tns an9nesy ef hc ss cashier bp1
Ssuspicton on bis Fart %. htsierto Sdnt,ed.
sIons to seeee
defacation, Mr. Sanford had not lost al IN spec-
utation. bur that be had taken considerable sun
ana S Eaa a,ta ~ y 1 No se
OF money. Mr. Wheclock did not believe Sanford
to be " constttnnoaaily talef, but he had, how
eyez, 1urtnsvably dlsRraced hiusaI Ii using the
money Of the nanE, cFcn u taken wlth the iaien-
ton Of returning It Us FOOT ~ &c should have sue
ceeaea IN Retrieving hts temporary niafostune In
Strange to say, the President Of the bank has
E s ss's e ssS!s5 asas
tie money W f@u en Sted 70 A The T resp,ns
OF the bank b.. i,s trusting correspond
sntS Tne = 'ass tssss aD
cen: llate, Is not joined in By NJ. Wheeloct, WHO,
nowsTcr, declares niutet nnsele TO say. posttlve-
y. when ne unlueky little operations reaily were
T15s amount Of bond E1Ten By Mcszrs. c1ark.
parf:ee nates, when Nr Sanford, VINO hal been
eatkier of Tho Cenl1a! National Bank was fo,ooo,
anu the alleged dcsalcaiion being 5101, ooo would
lenvt an actual loss OF 81. 900: On THURSDAY tue
ton, aha4 Mr. SANFORD had, on leaving, taken no
monty with him from the bank-tnsfts H. thn1 the
loss to the bank would consist only ot the money
previously taken by As- Sanford 10 cAEIJ
on his specu1ailons In Wal1 street
the matter Would- not. be placed tn
the Eauds OF the detectives, but tbs mantle Of
CHARITY would b.. thrown ofer the crime Of the un-
fortunate casnteE, aua he would be 1eIt 10 pnrgae
bis way uunolcsted saye By shE -trznoFst of his
o1n eonAc1enee. Since, hoHeTtr. ttzonR, hppes
are ertcr1alncd that In case Of the arrest Of the
defau1tlnc cashies, so1o Of the missing bonds I1ay
be rctos e1ed, tho matter has peea placed In tho
haze OF aeleeuycs- 3lr. Thteiock. the P.en.
sanford viii be captured ~ N carly day. In reply
to the suggestion that the cashier might hare le1t
for Europe, NJ, Wheeler expressed tha Utmost IT,
lection of the unfortunate m1n for hla faulty aud
home to insure his whereabouts being discovered
Mt M yctJ dIksaQI daF.
, 1869-07-13

The report Of the Commissioners OF the L,nd
Odles. lust Issued, states that he public 1ant1s In
Hinged to toe .Unliea sisies Go1sFnnent eover an an
wates, of 1.5s4aas 100 acres, or ssS;,1ss ssaara
s Deen fsu 81 s i soas wso ssms
under grants from tozelgn goIernments before the
Territory WIS ceded to the United States. The
the statistics bringing down tho Information to
June 80, 1858. Purchasers and homestead settlers
have taken 1ea, ooI. go acres The grants down
70 9so@s st' ga: se9s, n for a1sesse
agricultural couesss; @ oes,ss acres TO aid uni
the construction Of railroads, wagon roads and
other Internal Improvements; Il, -, 80 acres
approved 10 States ~ sHamp lands; 1920, ,Go3
asfes Icscrved for the henedt Of Indians; 1nd
lses, y eaza sase. Pfe-empt,ou, homestead en-.
a tas' 9t q s s ass Is f9Ss ass s o
than z.o0o, ,po1 scres we're taken up under The rre
cnptlon end Homestead LAWS. OF the .qua1tity
sas ss ts rsae ais1 q I r.
11rpi sa1!eJ and the States and Territories on tho
Faci1c slope.
ens g. ls ss na e e Sa
ting the Territory al Alaska Thn asea, It u CAL
cuhtet, Is etgtteen times the dimensions Of Grcas
Britain and l,siand. Tne uaittposed lsnd Z d!s, ,
ac1es; California. 1o+,sas,4o: Dakots, 81 a5a 10;
Npatana, Sc %, ,a69t Scw Mc1tco 20, tos bls Art-
Eoua, ts3a ,sr6: reroda, s1usa, ,01; Colorado,
Ola; idaho, b.,l.o 5sst Utah, 4s.o7e,slo; Indian
Territory, q, ,1oAs41; kan4aA e, 1853; Neh1as-
n, q, ca, 1876: Washington Tr111toty <l,oxa Ill;
81, ai n.s:s, Is: 5; Wscons,1. % Ssss:: ilasama
$40 rs: Louis!sna, a5s sl1: Misslsslppi, 4,s2s.
uea. Michigan. S,Stlgss: lows $50, ,o.s: Mssou-
r. i,4sans; ind.ans, 1,s": Ohio wv; lll!no!s,
, 1869-07-13

the teettnr d !. r4tt mst:c :: snH,pstz.; =
EzTe u / aes4scne tukt He1tM not recover ffuu1
ior ten hou1x- fOur: 4nlda fo1dlmed U Ea1 tae
Rsso5 Ell s sevei1s esd
md that tt geosrsny required from fourteen to
twenty hours To- represent; ~ h1t nadeE pressure m
arrived Il hid aafiVed IL th1f pitch 1nefe 1rebe-
iinI, hsd broken out; 9nu tses A6fhareoN of each
psrtJ NEre prtpa1tngi to- decide usatte1a By !tie
ssSe rtq3r e5 ssc sspeesea ~ ~ hssaaEnea hs g a
hiTne5t pttcn 'of courage. tue cavalry were rep
resented By .fel1oEs caIrtag swttche11. and the
fixing Of 70 sNtfeh 1 ane aaaa q aae = ndes e
to look 49 near l1n devils - posdote, and, with
ont heatlasson, we W 1cesps thesn n ~ & saSh; 81.
conyenuonai bi4 trousers of &he Z1uases. These
istter 1ppezIed to belong to the Atf1nktn& pHfyt
and wefn 81 eager Tar sha nsysnF for they d&red
tbtuT of il Atter great dea1 Of preliminary
fusalnK. the battle hegaa and taen ne MSse Hsas.
edNiih display Of 1cEohatto Ieafa MeA e ata
never seen out q canese faeaSe. one .e5.on K
knocked Ahead over heels" BY one Of tho Eeoelt'
who would cnme upon the mage, turning sofnef-
from the table, When he would 8HAtg61en 0uft
while turning, and pnut his feet IN the breast ot
his adversary With tremendous force Some Of
upon three tables placed one on top Of the othes,
and tarntnRa nlp-hap, Light On their backs on
another table, tan or twelve feet AWAY. 4 double
sst, nd Va fought Win fsaf srnest. for several
OF the cGrnbatan1s.tc .tccelfed seTern wounds from
which the blood poured IN Streams This delight
Cd the audience and their applause neIyed the
deetl4 While some of their feats OF agility aro
wonderfully well executed, they haye not. the
ges ana antsl .aas y to BE- Reea IN es5 p
main strength and dEKEAf4nfKS.
, 1869-07-13
TIE QuAKEEs AND THE IaD1A6s,

One Of the new Iasiiaa snpcrintendcnts,
Mr. Jnnncy, Virginia Friend, has inst had
d trial with the Pawuccs. A predatory
hnnd Of that tribe. while out OF robhing
expedition, overlook aud murdered 4 white
uasn, throwing bis body into the river.
The Superintendent, upon reaching his
agency, notified the tribe Tint The murder
crs must be brought in for trial and pun
iAhineut Tho tribe delayed, md for long
time refused. But iIr. Jaaney suspended
al payments OF nnnuities, and remained
iae1oratle to I'll tie Iulian pleas and eva
siors. The result wzs that the Indians had
to yicll- They surrendered siI Of the 1uc2,
md recalled tho rowing rluudcrers. The
new policy is well commenced The old
flnacr of treating eech tribe ot Indians Us
foreign uation is to be Ab2ndoucl, nai
the Indians are hereafter to be hrld peg
soaallS responsible for their 1nlsdoiugs, ind
punished accordingly. Justice and Grm-
ness Gro required to enforce this podc5 md
TO mako it successful; and We trust the new
Commissioners, whose education a@d coz
, 1869-07-13

nner- mel s1opg, III tho sxme. direction with the
fratn, End 1t almost q great speedt tins adordfng
splendid opportunity for shooting ma The CAN.
In onecase tho engine Killed se7e1A Hhteh were On
tne rack. Numerous carc4sses are reeu, of the
uob1e animals, which! hayes neen Alangh-
tered and left .to."':F pes.sh, along
the line Of the read, nom Ellsworth
n shcrtan. sheridan has about 1900 Inhabitants,
principally transient tzadesmen and hotel and
boarding house kefpers. ..
THO Ind!aas- are constantly stampediug mules
and cattle, and the dealers hays been a long time
frI,nr to cet few cavalry men stationed here, to
protect The nerds bnt, aaJet the military author
-iues do rot respond, There Is not solder here
The peo pie Gre LEFT to protect themselves. -Four
hundred head os stock were stznpeded ny IL
dtaos N broad daylight, q abort time since, and
have not been Eecayered..
Everybody goes 70 bed and aleeps as
sound hers 7tps do the people OF any
town. though they orc surrounded
By THOUSANDS OF Indians. Not e1en picket gussd
is gtauoned to watch tho redskins, night OK day.
No guard accompanies either the santa Fe or
Denver line Of atnges The passengers 20 armed
and rely upon themselves entirely for protees1on.
start for Santa Fe tomorrow. When arrive, Il
md my scalp whera. II alWayE has been, Jou
shall hear nom me again. From this point to
Santa Fe Is $50 ulles, and II tskes four days TO
travel through. From Santa Fe 20 70 ChIhua-
Ena, Mexico, which Is GOO miles trom sauta Eel
- 7 f3A
, 1869-07-13
A Chinese Theatre In Snn Francisco

Ffs1n tkk S1a ffo7e1Aco AoFAfng Cau-
A few weeks ngo the proprietor Of tna Chinese
Theatre on Jackson street returned from Ch427,
bringing u 1th hItn , company Of ninety perform
ers hai had been performing for many 1ears ~
Canton, anA WIG had a vide reputation Tor ta1ent
Is ncrplats. voufse1E Tocaltstl. aDd general pei
fogmesa Their wardrobe Is OF most gorgeous
etslc, and cost Ii China, where eEeryta1nS Is 30
cheap "powef OF money. Their arTFa4 as
matter Of course, causcd considerable excitement
auaonc The Chtarse boa ton beca1*e In the troupe
wese several la4l.es rhoss feet we're no longer
than rcan's little tnFet. The theatre On yacE-
eca street, which Is Is large Is the Metropolitan.
was crowded to exrts5 Ga fne opening
Eight and each cren!aS since. The fame
OF the coup3uy has gradually e5-
tended beyocd Chinese circles. and every eyen.l:
now se..s quite q humber OF Americans In the nu-
d1encc. Last night We dropped In 1cr 4 fen 1ac-
nenrh auc wt.r azto1.saed At the scene be1ofe
M Near the door sat silent old fellow rolling
up heet.e~nuts aad q1lck1tnIe, and selling @chaw"
10 the audience as they came II. The femz1es
were The rIratekt pasfons cf this luxury. nad
scarcely one faHci 70 invest I've cents IN rhaw.
A thol, t.staEce OF were several Welt knoFu.
politicians, Who we're evidently u1de- thc couyuJ
Of prominent Chinese e1mprGdarf. Tue sslgt
was lEed VITA aetors, tnux1ct3ns and spectators;
Tor II The motors hate enonet roon TO stand and
moTe ahou1 they ate content The 1r1slc g.
shade Of Aenoelssoon+Was considered grand
by tie Chinese, hut to our ears II Was nothing
eongs, lpe c,asairG Of cynhals, the squeak
ing Of Ldd:cs, the beating Of drums, and
, 1869-07-13

rr,.
80 n.,, - +tt' - tus i't' - o1e1ued "
4,sN - 1-..1.s., sto .ntSeV engaged Ii g1ape
~. 'oe w. - tuAt tic,nuy u 1os Jeat q
- NV e'oP "aA ~ ue@sus natloeWeo
1-'s N'npe ie'na'ns oPon INC vines
~. a..o.u4 latxe Aaepe eoitosnt' saJs
ne Ae5 to.s.' s~,e euouso .oI' LIE l1inu5 70 ea11
,ue.. -. 10 uuuoa9- LA. 80 4As ~ W
1.N,.,. GO, sHss ".n ~ .ne 'ae1H.us ~. IL tola
t~"-as, ~ 80 nusn ~. seoa e., tae y! lug sHape
-au -, - ~. ussa e14ee tn' eelt>
n'e4' " s0e SsoA''
IOWA =.
! Aonn was nauleo oat OF mineral 1ole sily
Ieoa oeeps N Hess Otoaqae, on me losn, ana
1ouna ~ no puintu1ea< Inc Hunela l1sienca sae
Iope 70 Ms nosus " descending anolner snalt ano
!oho"ln2 c1eFfce eohaeeuhR INC t"o saais8. ano
nauicu LIE Atan1i ou', "aeo ue in'1'eoAte's WALK
ca away. -,
Inc DafeuPor1 1oufna1 says
Ito Illustrate how toHna Ppfink ur, a. ttwete In a
night. IN Iowa. We gEe at exxnpe. Last Fourth al
s eud ndis !, s,asa l.
nanlrd cty.' kIcn fh@ eFost roAdt b1ackami;h dup
w.s n.s there, and tbr taven ~ IN llle uJ'tic ii.
btIfef to attend Fourth nf JAY CELEBRATION. He
found about 10 houses tLe5e a1ny of them
IL sInssn % i ~ III ssd
*ats r aas. vss1 vsiat
tLcsc m Oily I've h,ntes md nesry "a inhshN
md ret The railroad only reached t1etr lsst WEEK.
wlscoSe1f.
Toe Adasna County t1tts mas m ACCOUNT OF
severe nau storm which vis.ted the southern
Loit.uA y. Naii oaA i.Ho4e w taesoaf y! Mas
TfPE- The track the HtnfID YnH 6hnnf half a
, 1869-07-13


ors readers should not forget the 1cctare
on Free T4nlo which the Rev. Ar. Blauch-
ard IL to deliver this evening at Iibr1ly
Hall Prom what We heAi Of his MANNER
Of presenting the snbieet, We are sure that
the lecture will he entertaining as we'll rs
instructive. There is no topic Of more i'm
possance now before the pablie thanthls of
PoItical Economy, and hardly any one SO
little understood. The P1otectionists have
had it their way for hnlf centuty, md NO
nro not putting too fne point upan il In
saying that dreadful mess they hive 1nado
Of il. Now let the other side, ut least, have
hearing, ord the question Of liberty to
buy where buying can ho done cheapest,
Lave fnir consideration. Nr. Robert
Collycr is to preside ct the meeting this
evening.
, 1869-07-13
TRAGEDY.M ENGLAND.
Eight Persons Poisoned to Death

ZA&8A Z ElHNAA 1O4AV0C&. 10 NfNxRs
!. -, F.ppn tst London Tim. .r.o1 - -
E.rly yesteniav mn1niny ~ Whoa nMe fs,,t,, a.
xtstinT al ths fsfhar THoiSsr ny !sg' soa-
Tere 1mnd dean ~ honsn IL Hostar ~ suGQlen,
Hcd md under r;r.nnsfancea 1Sieh ear @ ~
ooubt thas theJ pesae fro tne eT14 of no,san y"
miner s. Jears q ase: Emms % 6aensp H. E3e 14e
and mother 70; walter Jaes tho eiaa1 ae IT,, "1a 70
Trara adj: Erna 1s yeanS. Isss,e s. i. 49, I'LL -
Tnomas /: Georre Henri 4 Tenr ;ans "a
Frapces. II months. The ia1hci MAJ n worrtnos
1iverSmiih. In he emnloyuent or MssarE%
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francisco. Ships passing between that
city md Asia a1Enys sail north Of the
St1nits Of Fuca in order to follow tho short
est great circle to their destination. Hence
tho Northern line would hava most lsnpo1s
tant advantages in 'conpcing iof INC
through trade and traffic bef~oea E'.et"
Asia sna America. On every consideration,
therefore, Of national Development. and pel-
sona1 pccnini.iiy sdvansago, it is to:be hoped
tbo Northern Iucifc Railway Company will
nu.h forward their great Rwk to completion
~ Tos. IS men and money can do it, II,