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EAELR1tDS

The SturGis N1ich.) Jourua, Of the I'll, says:
"Englneers from the Grand Rapids l. 1ndiaua
Railroad are nov making 1 survey Of a road
from, Mendota to SchoolcEaft. We arc not
very well posted AZ to tho whereabouts al this
new railroad, but suppose it is to connect with
q road nor projected from schoole1aft to Paw
FaH. aud thence to South Haven
The st. Paul Press OF tho 9Th says: IA
Chicago despatch announces that tho Hastings
d Dakota Railroad has been sold to tho Mil
waukea L st. Paul Railroad Company. The
sale, of cou1se, includes the franchises aud
land grant Of the Hastings 4 Dakota Road.
VI uls railroad, thirty miles arc constructed
from Hastings to point ten miles west OF
taru1nSton. Its projected line. ~ f1ed bv
Legislation, runs ria Shakopee, through tho
Counties Of Carver, Mcleod, and Iscnyille. 1t
Ii endowed With about three hundred thou
struction Of two hundred miles Of railroad is
required: Sixty miles more are required to
be omTleted before anv further lands en,ire
70 the company which hal it i'm hnnd; but the
Milwaukee, & vt. Paul, with their large re-
sources. will find it easy to prosecute tho
The Taneennes (Ind.> Times SAYS: s.The,e
u no doubt that the work on the Cairo l. Win
ceuEee ltailtoal will be speedily resumed.
General Du1nside has snccecled in setting bIs
alfhculties, and is prepared to 20 on with tho
work. The road ia now fully IN control OF tho
lesees, az. We are informed; and the lassees,
We understand, are no others than the Penn.
sTylvanlA Central, which has also secured tho
charter for the railroad from Cairo to Little
llock, in .Arkansas."
Tho She1oygan Ttm<s says: :: 's From what
We can learn from tie voters OF this city, tho
continent is pretty generally Ill favor Of voting
the $50. 900 aeked in aid Of the Milwaukee E
Green Bay Railroad Company. We believe
this company design to build this road im1ne-
tlatejy, rs part Of the connecting link be-
t*een the North Pacific Railrnad and tie great
Eastern roads ria Chicago. .'At late meeting
at Maaitowoc, the question of raising Sta5}. .0ttI
for this road WAS discussed, and committee
Was appointed to make arrangements for tho
county to vote that sum-
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Z t.,.y nn-l ------
- ro:p,s' ~ s' a. OLD OF VOC anonomer'
1-..,,:..S ~ hHe ts6ia LIST 0ot tne
49, .Se ~. " ".ys ana hesns nave re-
1as, ~ -. " ~ pr eeA., 1ns afeen.
4s-1 m..s ~ = - - n' 7t:,.S' 1ne product OF
.1N'. - s. ~ monopoly.
sr. oAaot .n Gl" opl1esa4'o 'A,es On SooA aan'
sesen s, ol ~ lew, Nes Jersey glaSs iac'of'es have
s'oeei' anu iecn " lue seventeen Slrn'-
, 1870-04-09
The Rcd River Dclegn1cR TO Cnu-
ndN.

%F7i1 tHF 81 &4He fTfANy -
Two Of the Ted River Delegates or Co,nu.js-
tirl.rs TO the Caus1ian Government, Messss.
:>tott aud Eel.ot. arrived in this city fest.r.
day s7, rrriie to Ottawa The other member OF
the delegation, Judge Black. is on his ~aE AMI
.ill arrive in DAY or two: Colonel Eanl,n.
Colonel De Salahcuy. and Nj. Mccarthy are
also An.oEs the arrivals from the Settlement,
These gentlemen report the Red River Valley
Hooded With wafer from the melting enoEs to
the depth Of from three to fix feet and some
Of shem travelled for fittE miles through three
feet Of wAter. An immense iauadation Of the
l7u eavaInahs Of Tie whole interior valley i
anticipated
We learn f1aIa tl,ese gentlemen tia: Bialsop
Tache, uto hss been generally suppovcd to
have gore to the settlement ~ = comni. zioner
settlement Of diteulties, has puhEcly dis
claimed having returned upon any rnlticA
mission. OF in any other capacity, HAS tAa; Of
the Estop Of the diocese. This ANNOUNCE
rcrt WIS made 1t public meeting. rith
view TO al1ay the .pprehensions excited s,r the
the accredited representative Of tsc Do:uiai1n
Government, aud tAst he lsd pledged himself
te employ his influence IN the promotion of tho
, views Of the Canadian Ministry
ST. A1fs.r1 scptt, Of tllis tfelec1tion, who, it
vii! be rcntntcfrd. wae elected ta delegate
TO the Ted Idver Convention which a4lortel
tie ELL Of Mylts, and elected him one Of
three commissioners to Caz.als, Was At the
time announced hy sozne Of our curres,toad-
e..ts as at American. and al having served -
Crion soldier. We learn tina. this stste,ncot
il Incorrect HI is.we believe, an Eas!i- lrn Il;
ty tirtL. though he has t<ea frlly in Sympathy
with thr cause Of Liz adopted Northwest cust:i-
try Fathez McLot l. a Catholic Clergyman,
ard las s.Nn one Of the loalius spirits in the
movement rhich l,as resulted in The ee:a!..ish-
rlcnt OF the Mel GoveInrert- Judge Hlaek
Is. for MANY yca1r Lc1i the position ot the
thief Juti>sal officer If tie I'll government ol
presided over the convention which elected
Lin one Of the tfelegates to Csnsia~ Isi- in
possible to predict Me result Of III, confer
enccs of :Arsc gentlemen With H. Canadian
Ministry. ard they are, OF course, claar5 Of e.
rressius their own s.c"s,
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General Thonas had sso,0Oo INSURANCE on
tls life in one COMPANY.
-DAEy CEockctts last surviving son. Rol,
ert, lives u Hood County. Texas.
Mira. Ssonewau jackson denies the rsnor.
OF her marriage to wealthy Bos.on;.n.
Mrs. Ella Jane Smith, ct DARLINGTON has
tcen aFFcsted for beating her husband to deata
With heayy walking s.iek. ,>"'4
Who's got the meAeleas~ was the r.
mark hoNled At the Prince Of Wales from
night o>I's'
-"Eecp It, my dear fellow" was WIN. The
T1ince OF Wales said to railway po,ter who
told him he had LET. Ills watch on tho seat Of
the carriage.
The end Of the san Donate s.so ia m in.
junction la.d ty the Princess M1thudc upon
The millions which her husband. princc nIm;.
dctY. realized from it
Mr.. Aaron McKcnney. Of Saeo, Ne. a man
OF 93. has chcFped and split seven cords Of
wpcd foE market and ten corla for home use
duling the rast winter.
-Father Hyacinthc stuck the rosters aayer-
tisinE his owa rarcr on the pillafa Of the :. Il.
ot:- chapcls in rariu, privilege seconded on!y
to the Emrerpza speeches and tho Bishops
rsstosshs.
-a!ns Minnie uauck scoznfuu- rebctcd :
bracelet presented to her hy the meet exclusive
i Wa wcnh onfy els. and the dira resented
Tho Hon. Cha rhya Thypakon, silnese
Foreign Minister from 1856 to 1868, and the
Emerson Of fAnekok. hss expressed his opin-
ion on buddhism and oshae religions in work
recently Published br Truhner. Il London, aa5
e<h:cd BY Henry AlAhaster, undor the title x
The Modern buddhist"
Mile dc Ct Gamragny. = fashionable sloa1
mute. and the wife Of \ fellow-sutYerer, Count
de Ia Forest recently eave billiard soirec.
attended only ty the urpey-ten deaf uutes Of
rs,;s: = H. the cn1y outedss 3., having besa r.
! SstsE, whe g.sss ; g!osang account ottho en-
Tied on By expr. asire higna-
The Chesal er de Chatham, who resi- acs
at l.ondcn, il a .4quecr ono for the r,ason
tEat last year he celebrated on tho l2:h cf
March has silver wedding. after twcn.y--i.
years of hsrps ati.ge-llat Is 70 s.;, one
year too late; q d this year. on the 15:h of
March, he celeb ated his golden wedding-tast
il to tay, t~eps. three yczrs too soon. Roth
festivities vesr Just - successful a il ,hsy
Ind taken rlaee It the due tine.
The New it,k Herald Of the 9Th coht ,::.,s
tic following lsso from Lydia Thonps IN ;
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nna, recently. Tbs Tlnes. Of th.t u1.os
1pstt 1s o. t.n u fol1o~Ss "Parhaps a.
1ant. ua; ., no person in al tho West world bs
~ r.tn1I eAiy .y moulned thzi tbs one NJ
EAa - much q chAractcr II n. bfsfr- ~ ~
| Me3 - AT Carsou. Dorn in BsJtmore' Md..
| Ms love OR adyenturo carly tetl hinr inlo tl1e
AMY. lie stred through tho Mc1ican var:
1t.;H .m Ha1 ai1et"aIu stationed On tho Western
.dxentmro t1,et eto -. 90 found just the kind Of
n1o'eutuo u,at LIS nature c9a4ed. Leaving
tho army, he bocano frontiey.msn. No
eon VINO has within the mast f;fteen resrs
crossed The plains b1t has met md beon
ente5tsined by Rocky At his ranch, So Tell
vas ne known that his station ras alxsys con-
a, e'ac5ca an oatl1 n the desc,t Of lilo on the
The Cheyenne Leadr, referring to thu re-
cent massacres by Indians nn.r 9onth r.sa
and Atlantic City, SAYS: ..Eix men ufoso
names aro given, are known to have bean
k1ata k!e<., end the body Of tho seventh his boen
tse noat part, we're probably hunters snd nan .n,
out alter wood in the hills around Alxntic
tHF. Many more may have been kilfcd whose
bodies have not yet been found. The ugual
cautnn used By settlers OF tho sweetwAter
Country, ventutang opt from their camps,
Of the TACT that tho Indians have never beom
accustomed to yiEit these localities ao
carly in The season- It is not knoun uhctJ,ar
they we're AzapaAoes or Sioux. hnt fnr thst
matter it Is OF little consequence. "A well
the settler seek to discriminate hatsaan
the tiger and tho lion in a. AsiAtio iuncie,
"iti th.s fresh outrage, our people rsfso The
~ ZOE hclp TO that government which ta1es up |
%1A pronptncss certainly beyond Tho caro |
me hestows upon uA. Ne plead for war Of |
determination. Western men viii do the work. |
iiSa rs even half chance, and, ia si1
nontt!s 1fota The commencement Of aetive op-
e1auons, al tho tribea Of tho
Sreat plains Will huubly crave for
seace. Inc samo paper states that "3ov-
efnot tamptel has issued call for tht or
sanlzat1on Of the militia force Of the Territory.
in the Swectwater country. .he At
'ncc sent telegrams to General Sborsdan for
Instructions md additional troops fpr the 7ro-
ection Of our people. The object OF the oro-
,osed militia organization Is for eelf-def:nce
lone, and is proposed as pEecxuion-
y measure to insure safety IL caM Of
'tsaek upon the fsolatcd and weak
'oints in tho Territory. For tho our-
'ose Of f1rthcrinS this object, the GoyGnor
las established three .liyisiops-the flrst en-
racing Laramie County: the second that |
tEt wet Of the Black Hills, along tic rail-
Dad and the third embracing the Sweett.ter
ount5y. Each district Il under the command
I Colonel Of militia, to whom generalcltarge
I nihtaE matters IN lis division IL entrusted.
olonel Luke Mu1tin has been designated for
ie point; Colonel J. ". Donnelian, of Lara
'ie, for the Fectlon along tho railroad, in A.
any and Carbon Counties. and ]. ", ANTHONY
u South Pass and vicinity. Companies viii Be-
,rned electing their own officers and proyid-
e such Atms az may be in tho possession Of
tixcns"
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The Income Tax.
@aAhfHgfos Frst q, .'s-

The question OF the ctnt:uunuec Of the in
GENE ta1. af appears br letter. anil inf0r1nh-
ton received here, iarrota:ls the tuost inter
tstine subject now ag,tatlng The public r1i:sd-
The Senate Finance C1-amittee. al has been
stated, hae reported. ~ substitute for tho
House tH. a proposition to continue the tax
after this year. at the rate II three per cent
In the meantime reuaaastr7ncas are pouring in
urou senators from every part Of the country,
e.mcstlr nrn:estinE against any further impo-
siticn Ct the e., ta1. It il known that quite
try arc refusing terpsr any fuzthcz incnme tx
On Their dividends. holding that those tn xhos1
they arc due are net chargeahle with the ;acune
taHafser the year lees, zadrte PENNSYLVANIA Cen
II IT! n;nrosd has obtained the written opinion
& - so,nen. Counsel s7nct,onmg this refusal. In
fevenue Department is in great eubafTass-
mehs, not knowing whether to make seizures
e. rot. lhi. rece~ritates immediate acton On
ue part OF the Senate. aud 31r. Sherman. Ills
.atsn afternoon, endessoreA to have the subject
sion tomorrow. Wher it does come IN tho de-
bate Tllbe. without tloubt, very lengthy.
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lie Ne~ York World, in reply 10 the
question, "Wlo will mike money by the
Dominican tseaty?" publishes tho follow.
ing statement:
49,, ~ Samana nay treaty ring IL reported to cnn.
following: President BRex, Felix Del Monte. Hn,
nste.. cazneau, Gauscr, cnFtel. o,suuvan, COLI,
ait last, not least, General Balcock These arc e
divide the rronts which may arise frnm. The en-.
faGcemcnt Of the San Dorningospr0perty now held
ana being daily bought hy the above parties aud
Her now In existence In rati street New York
slty, BY which General Babcock is to have one.
twentieth part Of all the profits which msy arise
sPecuIallonkr
If there bc any truth In this, does It not
disclose roundabout way to make few
citizens rich Mt the public espense2 OF
courso no pe1son here cares anything about
enriching Baez, or any Of the Dominicana,
except as part of scheme to put money in
his own purse. II it he true that General
Rabcock, the Presidents Secretary, is to re.
ceivc $ per cent Of all profits resulting from,
the treaty. that consideration IL the only
substantial one yet presented in favor Of
the purchase Of San Domingo. Would il
not be a saving Of money if the Senate
should ascertain how much it will cost to
satisfy oil these parties, md then appropsi
ate s per cent Of tho amount to General
Babcoek direct from the Treasury, and let
the rest shift for themselves? Would not
this be clear saving Of 95 per cent On thu
original cost, besides the interminable ex-
pense Of governing md defending the new
territory?
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THE MCFARLAND pEFrNcE

The counsel of .ycF.,,or.,
] opcd two lines If dofe,,o .;.L.-s. 80, ~.
.lispenses with tba otha, -
| ccther a1e we'll ca,cn1stas -, -
4! oonfouud tb, ;nu r;s ;s6~s ,,'s'sa 7 - ~
! Mcfarland Il In w.. =. T ,.:r' va
ton vas ;n,a5s md 3.e,7---; ;-s-s~as., Ia, -.
for his net;ona II .h;s - ~
INSANITY re1atcf7 only ~ .h;r ~. -
| ence would bo tha. ~. --e..~.... .Ae -
sanity pa. ,,,sa5 ,,,s1~ r. ~ A N.s " -. !,
.n, o'1'tS VI tne e4efaSasant
lua.4nao'e cnasactef oi the aca But,
- -. ne1t ofea'n' counsel assnre the Jury
| enat sac oct was not merely justi6ah!e, but
heroic; indeed, that Mcfarland was quite
the champion Of the purity Of tho domestic
hearth, and entitled to the gratitude of al
vutuous husbands and considerate fathers,
NC DO not see what room there is for graft
tnde to m irresponsible lunatic for ANYTHING
he n,ay do. however heroic and generous.
Nor can VIC quito conceive why a man
should he considered insane in doing m
act if he was never insane before or after
ward, and if the act itself waa not ouly
sane but praisewoHhy aud chivalrous 1t
is the familiar defence of the kettle thief,
that tue Kettle was cracked when he boz-
ro"ea 1t, whole when he returned it, and
tl'at he never bad the kettle at all To
complete tho triple defence, Counsellor
osahain also pleads that Richardson's death
was no' wholly caused BY the wound in
"'eseo ~ etefnf1and, but that he died bo-
eaose u inc great mental agony into which
, 1870-04-09
FREE TRADE IN EHIpH.

Mr.. John Goldman has published a nam,
phlet in which he discusses the question.
whether tho interests of few ship-t,uild,
ers are more to be considered than the in.
tetests of commerce" The position takeu
hy Mr. Goldman ia, TINT while it is for the
interest of ship-builders to build ships il
this country, it is for tha interest OF com.
nerce TO obtain ships in whatever way they
ean be obtained most cheaply. He pro,
poses therefore, as tho speediest and most
economical method OF restoring American
commerce, that American citizens bo al
lowed to buy ahipe in any part Of the world
and to sal them under the American Gag.
Inc ooston Commercial Bulietin en-
"osses thls plan, alleging that, even If the
senene Drought forward by the Special
Committee OF the House of Represents.
t1FeA,-"hlch proposes 10 pay large bounties
ont OF the public Treasury 10 ahip-b1ilderB,
should be adopted, tho low prices Of labor
in Europe would still operate to prevent
American shin-hui}dcrs from competing
with those Of England ind Scotland,
We hAve faint recollection of time
when American ship~buildcrs not only COM
refed successfully with those OF Great
Britain. without the aid Of my bounties
whatsoever, bnt fairly distancel them
III tho field of naval architecture,
We refer to the tune when
Donald Mckay, and other equally t2istin,
,uiAhed unl successful shipwrivhts of no,-
ION. werr lonrcb;n, c,,,h -,o,.,:s. ~.
, 1870-04-09
TIE FUNDING BILL

1t Is reported that the Ways and Means
Committee are considering the propriety o1
fenitting al national and local taxes from
the National Banks, as an inlucement to
them to consent 10 the reduction Of the
rates of interest on their hanls. Such
proceeding would be alike destitute of
principle and e1petiiency.
1t il unfair tur the National Government
to exempt the banks from State taxation in
consideration Of price paid By the banks
TO the nation, and OF which the States re-
ceire no share. This is a wholly different
znnttes from exempting the United States
debt from State taxation and if Congress
has tho constitutional power 10 do it, which
We doubt, it would still be an net of rob-
bery against tho States, in. which there
could be no Justice.
Again, it is unwise to seem or pre-
tend to be inducing tho banks to
take the bonds at 4, y. and per cent,
when, in reality, the actual rate Of interest
is made mp to per cent by m equivalent
reduction Of taxes This is not funding,
hut fooling. 1t is not reducing the rate of
interest hut only indulgine in n petty sham.
Moreover, If the and u per cent bonds
terms as mike thu raal rats ~ ;ntorast
crca,or two cv;,s aro ;r,.ro.a,,,a tastana5
on us, viz, the inevitable demand by the
people for the repeal Of the exemption from
taxes, and tho i1npossibiity of eRccting any
real reduction of rates of interest.
uhon on- ,,t,oro, cra,1;t .,,or b,-o hoar
so f.r ;,,nrn.ad y. ~ ,naLo -
artna,,v ro,e;h,a T., hor,,. a, , ~ ,u.
Al nresent III. ,,,,r,s;on ~ ,,,a r,n,,;s,s
hill. as !, nassed III, sono,o .,,owinn<
backs TO he maid Mt n,, fo- ~ / -.
cent bonds, is a conccssinn that .bos, hoa5s
cannot be sold at ma, in cc1l ~ n otba-
von1x 1bat +ha r1n;ta5 S.a4.. ...o. -.
the rscssut time. borrov nj ncr can't
Nov i. is proposed, in addition. tn remit
ta1es amounting 10 ii or ner cent.
and thus virtually pet ont thc mr.
cent bonds, 80 TINT thev rea11v nav
their holders G per cont. sucb a .ten
would give Mr.. Boutwell, and .rr. Sherman
n very thin pretence of having mo.
ceede1, hut, in exchange for th;s
qualification, tho country would
lose the opportunity to reduce the ren1 nate
of interest on these bonds dur;n, tho nav,
forty vears. Repeating The to1ea m W.
banks at tho same that the intere.t m ,ha;,
bonds il reduced. 1eaycs tFc nal rato ne IN
terest the same as before, t.-wit 6 Cnerccn,.
AZ things stand now, the government has
, 1870-04-09

for them. In e.ee they oppressed opinions IN
carefully suppreseinB their vieHs and waiting
for protection. Richot and Scott are In tho ID.
tersst Of Riel, and 'rero appointed By the con-
ference Of EnglIah and Ftanch delegates, when
Riel was elected President Thoy woro elected
under terror and threats from Mel, that il tloy
were not appointed force would be used to
compel their appointment.
Ths Indians are decidedly against The Riel
government, though stuiious efforts arc being
Inaao to cauHo it to appear that they favor h,
hy Euch monstEors pruyhions as havo appeares}
in the st: Paul PrTss. In regard to tho re-
ports in the Pioneer, reference was made to
tic lengthy statement in tho letter signed
f" r. Nice" published in this paper On satnr-
day last With one or two nnimportant excsp-
hons that letter, these gentlemen said, con-
tained a fAir and correct account Of aIaira in
tue He'd River country.
, 1870-04-09

improvements 1t the mouth Of the At, rouf,
River, ssven miles from tho celebrated
cHy OF Quluth. Il can, hardly be doubted,
therefore that the proposed appropriation
OF public lands, for the Improvement Of the
hatbor of Duluth, Is mere private s-ecu-
4at'on. We beg to assure the St. Paul Prt.,
that We arc not jealous of Duluth, nor Of
any other city w,,'rh'is seven miles from a
haFbor, and :, clxed BY ics till the first
week IN Inn,
, 1870-04-09

Inc ssgu1nent Of tho legd-tendcz. question,
on,the ground that he has acted as counsel
IN cases in which tie question was involved
This would lsav, tho court divided ovouly,
and would rendesit practically impossible
10 reverse the decision alrealy naac. At
all events. This acton clears Judge Bradley
OF AZ lnnrutation, and is strictly due to the
dignity Of the high position 10 which he
has been called.
, 1870-04-09

IA ra7g7Aph lppesrs In this mornings Issue
! Of ycuf psper, cssdiSed TO the Iondou Giooe
IN which my naue d tusda use Of n being b.
LolFed IL certain divorce sui. Of Walking o.
Wk4kins. The ASSERTION Ia false and r,aIiGotI
| slxnalcr, md it is simply ,suficicnt for mo q
state thAt knuF nothing Of tho casa 10 guns.
uou, and do not now, and nose1 did know.
any person Of the rrane OF Watkins"
-some time ago i wsa rrnposed to crcct
Bunhiu Fie1dA Burning Ground" London, by
Eixpenny subscription from tho boys and girls
OF England About eco, equxl to E25O. has
been IeceiTed from about fourteen hundred
subscribers, And the monument has boon or
deHd- NJ. Hosner, tho sculptor, Is engaged
on tho work, md it u 70 b Elsoal over De
Foes grave, ezrlyfu May. The monument il
10 be IaArble slab, fifteen feet high, and threo
feet square 1T tho bAse, whenccit tapt.tB to tho
top. The total oost ia to BE- ego. xnd Mr.
CIltk, editor Of tho London Christian N'or!d,
up my deficiency in the necessary amount
John G. WhittlAr, in response to ea1l to
AssiAt IN uniting tho discorIant wou1an's suf-
f1age a1ganizat!one. writes to Theodore Tlton
~ follows: II have Fory small faith in my
ences. Il | were able Is taEe al actssc rart il
the matter, might tIy. But, as it ia, do not
think ought to send my nam. 1t 1atlIo1n into
what is to me altogether mysterious. lon tllat
ar- young and active .a4 well as wise. must do
tie Dell Fon can. Az ANY rate, : little time
will settle the difficulty. Thirty years ago
tried to haHnonize old and new organizations
in the antkslavery cause but found A. coon
~ had my hand in the crack Of the loe, both
Partiee cloeed npon mo AMI held me in pain. |
aopo thco may be moEc successful, u it Is
great Ply to make sport for the ph;listincs ly
"A Fazis letter 1ays: " Madame Olliyic, has
t is said, limited to all hcr friends that elc I
years high dresses Of IN evening, aud expects
he ladieH who visit her to do tAe same. In !
'ther wosds, tho Empress, who has hitherto |
1ecn dictatri1 IN al such nauers, IL called up-
N to initiate her h,sbauls ezample, aui str
cnder her personal power Wo douLt Il ahe
ill give way 90 easily, or If the great la!ies
sllu will consent to ! constitutional re7in,e
shich will make them all dowlies. The limo
alton III aucl, more Likely to produce ~
ions opposition, the court parties dressing
nd undressing against one another IL Jo-
cphinc DcAuharnais md Madame TaIlicn usod
Q do Matlame Olliyiers e1ampie may, how
vcr. produce this uscful rcsult-,liat Inv
resses will net be compulsory on any whose
eanty they do not increase. It's dangerous
It erineut, however, 10 tempt all pr.tty
Fench woman to proclaim tLenlaelyca inpe-
alists.'
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4
T-~~
49,

the tariff fully 10 rer cent?, sa,e onfv !. 4,,,,
ny covered bed duty On bAntots lo7 .r en- M
snd rusty zhec3~lron stovo (dntY On .ho-.
Won 81 per CONT There uaa no caro-, pa,:*
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me Windew-panes wese broken ani rtr-
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cmaciated women. Who we.e cyiac5tjr :; kss,
me- with the cold duty OIL coal ~ ~ ,.1. ~,
and hunger, having lived for tlt: lat ~,
on Indian meal. Al; they confessed. t. r.. Wy
With no fuel but what they had ,,i.kn - sr,:' ~
Tie stIeess. u ss They were poor crIa::~. y i y
had been unable to find, and hah ,,.,, ,.tI 'ssI
every pawnab1e artiela to save them fl,,.u "'sa
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