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DOMINION OF CANADA.
A Canadian Vessel Refused Passage Through
the Snult st. Marie Canal.

COLLINUS WUOD, OHVHTIO, May IJ I0IUs
The Chicora arrived here at seven O'Clock P. M.
yesterday. She arrived at sault st. Marie at noon
on Tuesday, crossed to the American side and re-
ported at the customs. short time afterwards the
captain was informed that he could not 90 through
the canal but had better wait until Thursday noon,
when further orders were expected: The captain
then crossed to the Canada sldc, discharged hta
cargo and left for Colltngsw00d at three O'Clock r. NJ
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GERMANY.

The Gear Alexander in Berlin.
BERLIN. May IS, 1870.
The Emperor OF Russia has arrived ir Berlin.
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HUNG AIRY.

A Venerable Politician in Front.
PEsTH, May 13, 1870.
Louis Kossuth has protested against the centralst
tendencies Of the Andrassy administration.
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ROME.

Frown Towards the East.
ROME, May 49, 1870.
fne Pope threatens extreme measures against the
Armenian bishops who quit their posts in Rome
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AUS T RIA.

Pnpal Infallibility-A ssSet On:"
VIENNA, May Is, 1870.
The Austrian government is resolved to resent the
proclamation Of Papal infalliblity by restoration
Of the placeaatiua seoium which was abolished in
1865,
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~ Gold Prices.-rhe Largest Assortment In
the city Of Boots and Shoes for LADIES' Gentlemen and Chill
dren L. A. Brooks This house in the CITY,
$40 broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Great reduction.
Soiled Shoes half price.
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MercnnIiIc LAbrnry Associntian,

MefCnntuC 1IDfury AASOc10tl0Os
Al the last annual meeting-a packed meeting, with no
sssns: ss sr a. s rss s ar ss,r:
One year ago the members OF this library Instructed hcr
attentonY They referred to committee, and there IL
tn. Mercantile Library opposed such
ed to support tho following sisss!
rnn.a REFORM TICKET
MORTIMER L. MACK ES2iE, l ~"'"A "'''''Au COMPANY
with General Transatlantic Company.
with Continental Natioaxl Bapk.
with Mutual Life Insurance Co.
with Isaac II. Bailey.
with Columbia Fire Insurance Co.
WILLIAM CURTIS MOVES,
JOHN C. LLOYD. ~
- with smalis Bacon.
L. RANDIN KELLOGG, A'o'''' w.
with H. B. cIanin Co.
f''' 'Rsa RIfsmsI ss IaasSiaaS r. az ss r. Nh 'A's
Eheuuat I'M, scr0fiic, &,c.-E,xfrn Ordinnrw
cures by HYATr's LIFE BALsAM See Eighth page.
Royal Havana Lottery.-For OmciaI Draws.
rAYLoR CO. Bsnsss .ee New YORK.
Shirts, Collars Cuffs, Drawers,
uns,aaei In sylo and manurac,xs.
UNION ADAMS a CO.'S,
No. 637 Brodwsy. NewsYors.
TO Let--Thc Elegant Dascsccnt 212, BrenS.
way corner OF Fulton street; two VIDE entrances Apply 10
KNOX. 80 n
The Metropolitan job Printing Establish.
ment,
gEASsAU STREET,
OLD HERALD BUILDING
ThiEwe known esiabshmeut oilers adysu,xssc scxsssA
by no other in the United States.
CAL and get y0nr cslrnltes for
ALL SORTS OF PRINTING,
ILLUMINATED POSTER WORK
TO CARD.
Especial attention paid to
| LAW PRINTING.
which will favo,ably with apy other ofpce
travelling companies will do well 70 call w and cxamw =
"" STOCK OF CUTS.
Wood Engraving done q shvrt notice aud a low 0sures
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Betting ON the Derby.

LONDON, May 13, 1870.
The betting on the EPSON Derby this afternoon
was Q to against Macgregor, IL to against Sun.
shine and 100 to against Camel.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable instanla-
neous Facto ry l6 Bond street
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Another Giant stride has beeu mrde In che.
micnl science. PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR 10 astonishing Improvement all
for restoring the har
II is peueid cooling, npd nodoroas and fsling.
% sediment. -
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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II IL Obviously Impossible for Any Ono
mind 10 embrace with all the various departments
OF human knowledge and creative SKILL But far the
manufacture OF Hats concerned feel confident that
KNox OF No 2l2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton stres has
fathomed all tao depths II Is the
for gentlemen to procure headcoveng The latest syles
aWays O Lad
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TRLEGRAPRIC NEWS
FROM
All PARTS OF THE WORLD
>>~~,,o~--->>~-->~-~>~~~
French Vindication Of Law and
Order Under Napoleon.
M0narchical Congratulations TO the
Emperor of France.
Russia and Austria in Opposition to
Papal lnfallibility.
The Emperor of Russia in
Berlin.
Attempted Assassination Of the American
Consul at Jcddo.
~-~-~~~->~~-~~-~~~>~~~~~~
Sailing of the British Fleet from Japan
for Vancouver Island.
The Emperor of Russia in
BERLIN.
Attempted Assassination Of the American
Consul at Jcddo.
Sailing of the British Fleet from Japan
for Vancouver Island.
FRANCE.

CONSEQUENCES OF the Riots.
PARIS, May 13, 1870.
Many arrests were made yesterday. During the
continuance Of the troubles 557 people were appre-
hended for participating in the riots.
The tribunals have already begun to consider the
cases. Some OF the prisoners have been sentenced
to from two to six months Imprisonment.
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David's Spring Styles Of Gentlemen,s Hats.
saesroom 29e}1 Broadway near Duane street.
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CristalOr0's UnrivntIed Hair Dyc.-SOid
and applied at his wiz and scalp factory No. Asor House
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Attenfion.-NVnruock 81 Co.'s Fashionable
Hats for Gentlemen. Boys and Youth. 5is broadway.
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DinmO Onds, Watches and JeWelry selling
at reduced priccs also taken In exchange and bought
cash GEO G. ALLEN 5l3 Broadway under St. Nlchoias
HOTEL between Broome and Spring streets. Formerly AS
Broadway.
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Tally.
Provincial Outbrenlss.

Provincial Outbrenles.
FLORENCE, May 13, 1870.
Further and more serious outbreaks have occurred
In Calabria.
Troops are moving thther in force.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Hat Call ON
DOUGAN 102 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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A.-The I.iah;esi md Finest Gents, Drese
Hat for Spring at WALLS 45 Fulton street,
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East Maine Methodist Conference.

ROCKLAND, May 13, 1870
The East Maine Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church commenced its twenty-tnird annual
session here this morning, Bishop Simpson presd-
ing. About seycnty-fve ministers are present, be-
sides members from other conferences.
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A.-For Stylish and Eicannt Hat Go %
ESPENSCHEID, manufacturer, No us Nassau street.
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Diabetes. Diabetes.
CONSTITUTION WATER is q certain euro for it. Depot
i6 Ghn street.
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n7onarchical Congratulations.

NlOnarchicaI CoDgrntuIatiOns.
PARIS, May 13, 1870.
The representatives Of the foreign Powers in Paris
have congratulated the Emperor on the result Of the
plebtscitunt vote.
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Postal Treaty with Americs

Postal Treaty with America.
BERLIN, May 13. 1870.
The Reichstag has ratified the supplementary
postal treaty between the United States and the
North German Confederation
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DO Not Let Your Prejudice Stand Between
your suffering child and the relief that will absolutely
to follow the Of MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING
SYRUP II correcs acidy of the stomach relieves wind
coc regulates the bowels sof,ens the gums gives
the mother and health 10 the child.
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Funeral of a Foreign Diplomat.
PARIS, May 13, 1870.
The funeral Of Count do StacKlebnrg, the Russian
Ambassador to France, occurred here to. day.
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+" Seized" Again.

PARIS May 13, 1870
The Marseniatse newspaper was again seized by
tho authorities last evening"
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Sour Criticism.

PARIS, May l3, 1870
Adolphc Yvon's allegorical picture OF "America'
ds contemptuously criticised here. One newspaper
says st might do for an act drop.'
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Deprcdations by the Indians In Nebraska.
NORTH PLArr, May Is, 1870.
quantity OF stock disappeared from this place
last night 1t is thought that they were driven on
by the Indians. General Emory has ordered COM
pany oi cavalry 10 scout Ia the vicinity OF BIrdwo0d
creek.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-For Omciai Draw.
ing for May a 1870 see apother part Of the paper.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers l6 all street, New York.
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Eheumati-ni, scrofnin, t&c.-ExfrnordInar =
cures by HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM. See Eighth page.
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Shirts, Collars Cuffs, Drawers,

To Let-Thc Elegant Dascsxcnt 2121 Brord.
way corner OF Fulton street, two wds entrances Apply lo
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THE INDIANS.

Tho Dncotah Tribes PeacenbIe and az work
ON Their ReservatIon-The Montana sloux
ON the War Path-Whlskey Seizure by Geu.
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RELIGIOUS.

General Conference Of the Methodist Church
South.
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We observe that . lady in one
OF the Western cities has been convert
edEto the Jewish, faith, and has bsen
regularly received into the, synagogue.
1t is not easy to understand exactly
what these. conversions to judaism
amount to. Is the change merely .
negative one, consisting in q denial of
the divine mission of Christ ? And
how can Gentle become one of athe
chosen people" Of God, since that dis.
tinction mnst in its very nature
be hereditary The monotheistic
faith which Distinguishes the Jewish
religion, the Christian has already. We
think it is Mr.. Disraeli who aaya some
where that the jews. ..sshrink from .
convert as from I calamity. This
may not, however, Be true Of the mora
liberal and advanced section Of the Hs9
brew bod IN II Hss5,ake.
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*5'ET James a IAN, OF, es,1:ass,a 1.:ass, county,
Ind, i; an 7ncas .te. : IN. ,somer. She
ought pc called Mrs Norman. Hav-
ing suecessively=tried seven samples Of
thes:errer sex, she found not one Of the
lot sorth keeping, and 10: now suing for
her seventh diyorce. ,a3seis Il , fp.II1 =
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CHAPTER ".
T.G = .,r
RoDoLPH's DRHAn:

"1n the first place, KARL" said my
Cousin, ''let me assure you that 1 haze
never really seen q corpse. The bare:
idea Of looking at one terriies me. I
never beheld bat one dead man-only
one in d dream-vhea, I was .,tlc'
child. s. The corpse, lying ss;oassd Wv:
blanbles in {. disma1 swamp; hat. his
eyes and mouth wide open. 1t seems
to me I see him now-his blusish .cads-
vsrous featusss ; his starting eye.balls
turnsd,to heaven !; his body. swars:; BY
the flooding istide,. tossed softly, from
sidsctopide; ): bis arms stretched rigid
across the dank mou!dering cod, over
which swarmed hundreds noisless rep
tiles and Insects, ::wtile overhead the
long withered bows ola knotted willow
swuugrbars and shrieking in tho blast,
aud birds Of: prey wheeled, .cream,ng
in the disturbed air. In the distance,
I see the. red roofs Of Felkenberg !;
around me, 2 bleak waste Of briar-
tangled morass: on the western horizon
the forest Of staaisruck, with, The sun
just sinking behind 1t, and sleeping
the scared foliage In blood. Soon in
the dusk, I beheld man guiding down
the Eilbach in a boat. he approaches
tho bank whore lies the dead body
gazes inten;fy around the; horizon :
the raises long boat-hook, aud, with
quick thrustin.o the sides Of the
corpse, fastens the IRON 70 the desh, and
drags IL to the middle of. tho stream.
But tho body floats He knots heavy
stone around it, neck dull guEgle-
fat sinks forever! That corpse is the
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Mrs. Atkinson, Of ProvideDoe, thus
sums up her three years' experience Of
married life: "The first year my hus-
baud called me my dear : the second
year "Mrs. A. and the third year, sold
sorrel-top.' This last I could not
stand" "a .s.,..t
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O..O.. HINES.I
THE PAINTER 4

Having PER- permanently d L: located ia g. I'll clo6d, va
to, and 0iH, with the aid Of Paint, Var
nishes, and other accessories Of the craft, re.
juvensts OLD BUILDINGS, CARRIAGES,
SIGNS, &c., and make them appear a.
subjects Of . like character. should ON the
Ibranch1 line of TIC n. F. &. &. I SsnnAr'
d P.ps sssssst, s:i sitSsr PIX or eee a.sss. s
anything ID ths linssof tpisis.is1; 1sy os. M
shop oa washinston Avenue, i as's .ssS. ~
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
~ ss5ss;, y13n16 Il ~,
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THURSDAY, 'NovEM BIZ r 10, 4. ls7o.>

VI l1H IHat
| Leaves are falling (thoush coal is not,)
And pumpkins are yellow, and maids are blue;
1hersi ssa; a llsfs:sssstsd,.ise, q
4Ss ds@s st,al Yl.se 81 ii, s.sb.ss ls., II
! Andthe I'd, I'D best 1orsakcs the girtoiund;sa oiundsa
And lovers wshdsringS grow more bilfef,
md afswsr lesaprsss pSan around. T.? 'iisses =
The celery rivals the tu4dp asir;s
" There's new dalight in the tender steak; ,...
And boys 90 munchtpg the chestnut rare, s%S,''
Without one thought 6f the stomach ache.
Tie last Of tho cattlsitow ID Seen; ::1sag>ss4Ss
The mon.tersqaaihs6 the cows, IL fed;
Everything is brown that ooxoe swssgreen,z y a
Exeept sonsstossss Il I'D shey sro red.
FS&&5r ,s}taS S Gsttf25&! Esra;sf
The drowsy citizen hates to rise;
The hash naSsbs sldfhaf sSis the airs
'Tis heaven to slumber, for now the flies
Are less affsctipaates and more erare.
And who is the busiest man we sect
s@,tt pectsfs ~ II hiS chase |; II
And well may he hurry, you will agree,
For it isn't e!ssysp pssisat '.'s IT P.se'
s rsFe, , FeFe ssasop,.-so y breezy and bright
The Ahfias, and even the squashes, are gayl
One wouldn't fesfe The cold at night, sS's
lit xsaF e deassdh coldbS
And wandering shiyer inspires tho doubt
Whether Indian summsf xill csoame this y, year; ;
But its warmth can be telt when you don't Is
sws aout,a.sI's r sss!s wssssss "a, ,sEcs =
And its haze may Be seen through q glass Of
~Sasa sheer. .sJyss assiaas Tua q as.&
r4snchinello. .aI -,:c;rtg,! s~ese =;
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Stair aoat stepsaaa tine; aud, aiuging
open asyisbanber door, stood befots'
me, apparently hotthe least surprised
to 6nd1me up .tsthis early hour. asss.:a
..s 'Ksrp said he, without other pre-.
face, "as you: are Archivlst5 Of tFelkeu-
berg, you should havesin keeping the
Judicisf Dockets ofStaalstruck. y esse'
"of course; :" 1 answered j; shut sit
7 down., ,@zs.*esr$y @<sE = - = =, !>~<, t..
''Thank you !2How far back do they
run 7" J;|s>:@21::: J|s>:@1::e ~ = .,.s:7&ss9
"a hundred land fifty years ; to, the.
time of aTerithe one-eyed."' :c :cb7s&s%.
every good Can you lend me those
Of l6-- ?0a.tsEe9ss q sseYseg .tsy..ss<ss u:
"No? Idarey notslsad the Archives,
but you can ssethen, if youike,satthe
Librsry Of Saint ehristopher:'sz So d
aaTbat issenough said be, stridiog
up and down the room impatisntly !;
"oomeslet u go.'' sss =; ss5sr:: RI q:
- "What! +! now?" ,..'
"Now tie sooner tho better: r r.. =:
The affair must be devilish pressing
said I, banteriugly,, in truth, secretly
uneasy and myst,ded. i '.'s' :':,'
II, He stopped, and fixing bis glittering
eyes on:me- Karl" said he, gravely,
"you shall know all about it. Do me
the favor to put on your hat and come :"
ct the same time he handed me tho hat,
picked up my keys, ope - -. :.., T. -.
seized my arm, and, bs.ore I we'll knew
It, we were in the street.
This strange simpatience, following
lasts nights stranger questions, on Ro-
dolph's part, excited ny curiosity to the
highest pitch, and wa walked rapidly
toward theslibrary, =" ..:,.: ...:- -.
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i, 80 : - J ,,. -: }or. .
'" I|s.,a2s 1s:s;j@5 ,g.st2 .i1, d.. .
furthermore, thst the said director did.
|Proaeed, according to 4 the forms of
1aw established, to the investigation of
the said Indictment, Of which the fol.
lowing are tho counts, to Wit p, - e,
80 Here followed number eff accuse
tlons OF murder and rapine, to which
Rodolph listened with emotion until l
reached the 26th which was as fol.
"4Ae director further deposes that,
on the 18Th Pluviose last, four bandits,
Of whom Conrad WELLER was leader,
entered mill near Felkenberg, be-
tween one and two o'clock 10 the, morn
ing, by forcing open window, and
'haying:reaahed the chamber door, Of
Jean couzeb the miller, :theyy--sg.. Z.
Rodolpha here interrupted me by =
:smotheredzcry, and, raising my, = head,
his frishtful pallor terrified me. ads Il
n "Yes, yes!' said He ID low voice,
"that i it,; at last ! Go on Karlw Aud
in spite Of my emotion, I continued: =
"a
"Haviug reached Couzel's door, theyy: ::
brokesthe small pane Of glass set in it,
and thrusting their guns through the
apereturo, they forced the miller to d,aw
the belts; that having entered the
room, they compelled Couzel to. give
taem his money, watch, and silver
mounted pipe i; that searching every
part Of the place, and not finding the
treasure they expected-not content
With continually putting their guns to
Couzel's head, and threatening him
with torture and death, they finally
tied a burning match between his Gn-
gers, and, after beating him with the
stocks of their weapons, threw him out
Of the window into the mill stream,
from which his corpse has never been
recovered,
"That is en- ough p cried Rodolph,
"all my suppositions are verified Karl,
you are about to hear a terrible tale.
But, first read the condemnation of
WELLER, as reported in the Register of
Trevcs."
I turned q few leaves, and there,
sure enough was the verdict of guilty,
and the execution Of Weller upon the
gul]lotins at Trevos, the 29th Fructid-
or.
"What an error !" exclaimed Ro-
dolph, "the man was innocent p'..s .,.--
"aInnocent y cried I, Chow in the
name of God, can you know th.t?"
"No matter how j; I do know it 2! re-
peated my cousin, pacing the hall with
haggard air.
"Ah p continued he, "th,s IS what
has haunted mo for FIVE and twenty
years This has made me moody, mis-
erable." And resuming his seat, he
went on, with positive tone of con:
vlction :"I do not pretend, Cousin
Karl, that this WELLER was an honest
man. Every accusation against him
was probably true-except the murder
of the Miller |! He was q villain, he
lived by plunder-but he did not Kill
Jean Couzel!" !" -"
| ~ ho under heaven did, then 2"
demanded. shaken, spite Of my reason,
by his firm manner.
T. II will tell you how it happened'
said Rodolpb, shutting the book and
turning hi eat 50 as to face me. ''Lis.
ten, then, to what I firmly believe.
nay, hno'0, to be the truth !! Of this
dreadful tragedy"
y, -
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Pumps :! ''s Lightning" Rods

20 N1Nnein4er. &. Son
Arc still engaged IN manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which have given
such as1i1uel ,setietaseipn.s tlIss hout
Northern Minnesota.
They have also purchased John r.
iGesa1 aasssest l. ktAesf Aesfyaaaxsss a1
lzs. A6asEsRssans Reds.
Business, and are prepared to promptly
fill al orders.
Also, Wei GeaSing done.
Shop on Washington avenue, next door
.Li1E Glos1E AuesI5iS7o Naxf3Sa
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Hsis also prepared to do oil kinds Of
fIN.sHfifIRoHaIBCoPHIHVelI
JoBswoRk ArDa III RfpAIklI[N,a,s q don.
with neatness and dispatch.
Being practical workman for many
years, he feols confident Of his ability to
please. He invites al to give him . call
and convince tlhsmsslyss that the above
are facts. +. J. BONHAN.
9elopd, Aey. 1e, 1851 - xl}nl
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: sssssS;s::r CHAPTER III. /. t.a.
rHE MURDER or THE n1LLER.;

cUn nthetlSth1f fluvloce, year OF tho
Republic" !" began Rodolph,' "between
one and two O'Clock in the morning, the
rain fell in torrents. Jean Bouzel, a
.widower, lay* awake iux his chamber,
facing the millwheel, listening to the
waters surging in the race for not
having. had the precaution to turn the
slqice before going to bed, he feared
the storm would carry away. the dyke.
He.was a>man Of about sixty, grizsled,
but sill vigorous, and very greedy Of
gain. After listening for some tine to
the food be rosos to strike i light and
turn the lever of the sluice, when, at
hat instant, his ear caught sound as
,of Two pieces Of iron rubbing sharply
!: :together-"'
/ At this period Of his recital, Rodol-
!: ph became PALE as death, his eye CLEAN.
ed, aud he bent his head forward, as if
he too heard that mysterious sound. I
,nyoluntarily shivered. After 4 pause,
he went on : 'He heard a grinding
sound, quito distinctly, in spite Of the
rush of waters, and above the moaning
of the willows lashed BY theI wind.
=. :. - :.
Opening bis door then he looked ia.
tently for few moments into the mill,
and saw, by the gray light Of window
to the left, three black heads, apparently
listening. Under the spresepcesof tear,
his.eyes acquireda : cat Ike power, and
he soon perceived heavy lever thrust
between the bars Of the window, the
working Of which by the burglars prs
duced the noise hte,kk Had heard. Ne was
just about to cry for help when the bar
suddenly. gave way and fell out: and ,,at
the sane ipstaat, two men ,le,psd into
thes MIL coasel bad III but lime. iot 70 bolt
his docFand murmur . hssty prayer.
sftss&tS 70 3"zEr.is : -cTSEii; !: 7g2tsltss% -.
-nFor several months there had been
dark rnmors !a Of murderin the neighbort-.
hood, and burglary and arson were not
untrcqueut. The band of Douner.
cannes haunted the gstaalst.uck. All
this flashed he'd through the mind of the
terrified 16ef miller, and be gave himself up
tor lost.
"The rain began to slscken, and foot.
steps echoed here and there through
theinill. =. The bandits were evidently
looking forst the master. sCousel had
no. arms II. q moment he heard loud
cries overhead, where his son-in-lau
SLEPT 1Fg s. and nd be- Is neluded they bad
found him. Tho fact xss, howaser
hat Peter Kaunils, his son-in-lax, ed
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ST. PAUL "
Marble and Granite Works.
THOMAS. .ROWER,z.@..
Manufacturer Of and Dealer In
Tofeign:and ldleriean IafSie Ioad-
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