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Wnr Notes.

Gen. Sheridan, writing under date Of Sept 8,
from Rems, says: "The fren-h were alway.
beaten, and the resistance OF Paris cannot save
France"
A fragment OF the Sedan army has arrived at
Rouen. 1t consisted OF TOO men who previously
escaped from Metz.
The loss Of life in the hospitals Of both armies
from typhus has been very serious.
The Russian Government las transferred 1900.
900 roublts, la,ly on deposit az the EauS ofIAL,c,
to London banAs.
4" Gen. Trochu on the I7th received the advance
luuri of tho American volunteers" says Ga1'gurups
Messenger, referring possibly to The Ambuancc
Corps, and possibly to The passengers who arrived
from America in the slip Queen, TO cust ia the
army
The Opiolon NG'ion0lt ackrowle i-cs the receipt
Of 2DO0j francs IRON A. 4. stewart Of New York,
for the relief Of the Froncn wounded.
When the news of the capture Of Sedan reached
stockholm, the Royal Theatre was closed.
1he officers OF the LlpdWehr have been offered
commissions In the army.
The French captive officers are allowed their
choice OF German towns residences Thoy ro
celye the same ratiors and pay as at home.
The Countess Cowley had a long interview with
the Emperor on Saturday on behalf OF the knpross.
Meet OF steamers Is removing merchandise
The Germans laugh az Marshal Blzlino's hopes Of
escaping from Metz.
The French it is said, were Victorious in every
lrht up . TIC get Of August.
The Swiss American snd Belgian Ambassadors
have declined 20 quit Paris
The raising Of he French blockade in the North
and Baltic Seas has been Officially announced to the
Spanish Government.
Seh0r Oozaga's recognition OF the French Repub
lie has been ratified anu approved uy Spain.
Republican manifestations in tIyur OF France have
been made at Toledo.
The village ofBazeiles, near sedan, was DESTROYED
by the Prussans because some wounded fugitive,
from the German army were massacrel in lts $ reefs
Gen. Fuy Il not dead as has bccn no
often reported lie and his stlT occupy finely
furnished apartments at Mdyonce, Rnd IL
sumptuousy provided for by King William.
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The B.,r, Of n wc-tcrn Village Br-..,

A disastrous fire visited Rockville Park county.
Ind, Gu Saturday night, destroying all the buildings
on the north side of the public square except the
bank building. The loss amounts To si3O,OOO on
which there was total insurance OF 100000. The
buildings DESTROYED were Thomas jewelry store ;
Mr. Iheckeriord's dry goods store AIR. lIaTerAve \
boot, shoe saddlcry and harness. store Colt & Nc.
hillan's grocery hardware, aud agricultural implo.
ment store; Mrs: Coles's millinery store stark
Iro's drug store; Mr. Hugl's dry goods store MIR.
.. NJ. Cox's s,oye and tin Etcre,
The fto also consumed the American Express
ONCE; Dir. llays's grocery store; g. W. sill a
hlc, and one two other small buildings. Mr.
ulrgraye. and q. " Sill S Co. saved the most or
their goods But lew stores are len In town. Tho
diary
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srARKs FRom IHE rELEGRtpn.

Rich gold discoveries have been made In the Brad.
shaW mouLtllps,
- A lvcmilo boat race ias been arranged between
Ecntorth ana Coulter Tor u 900.
VIRGINIA has not yet changed hor old code so as 10
adnt coloied pcop'e to the jury box.
The i W. Gmnd Lodg, !, o. Of o. Y. OF the
United Slatt4 met IA Baltimore Yesterday,
The de'alcluun in the Custom House in Balti.
more tlio", not fli0 Nto as Ii..jcd yesterday
Three thousiud pound, Of nitro rlyccriuo eXplol.
w.Ir lost '''''
TIE strike Of q o mon workers at Wheeling. West
WtI nc lu luII blast. " ''.''
ll'ury llor'o WIS art 4'cl m Richmond Va,
lrlciNhy lu ilo oct o' unk e counir. fr nirl.i.
i"t' quantity 81 pt'cs Wac luu 10 iu liH uuasa
Cmei Jl-'ico Mexican, Of san LfNt. Yesterday
d,c uel q Nt uc territorial lpH. .ll.l uhurupE ID.
M.i s nave l"l ltu Nru7 Courul.rI The luiNA} fcu
ana NOld.
Tlrco citizens of providcucc on a rutuinr %.
CnsloI wtr" swuunrd m hIffastI.c't Ily 900 .uu
daN, a. d two, name AN'If luu 900 % Vcrr dr. Nurd.
We rultr ihn'd huryr. M.t uuc 90 sUIal u Hu Island
Ah Usnlu ul n mile uIst. H.
., Toe llou. J.. c, clay of Anrams now IN St, Pau,
hhh sofa on ltIup ~ Nus last, Whic uuug
pr ugh lhird street Of that city with NJ, Judge
Iguvu ui AlAha ma, hat MS buggy upset. uu Ms
1hIoan To the around. and seriously injured
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'"e o--,n OF IA Disiing ui.aed son of Penn.
syiyanin.

John l.. Dawson, cN-memb,r of Congress, died
on sunday at his residence Friendship Hi, near
New Geneva the old home Of Albert Gallatiu Mr.
Daeson WAS born In Uniontown, Fayelte coun.
W Penn. feb. T. 1913 He was educated at Wash.
ington College, and became lawyer. In 1915
PRESIDENT Folk appointed him u. s. Attorney Tor the
western District oi Pennsylvania, and he was sub
sequently elected representative from that State
the Tbirtyseoond and Tnirty third Congresses.
serving during the last term as Chairman OF the
Committee on Agriculture In is62 he was re.
elected TO the Thirty.eighth Congress, and was u
member OF tho Committee on Foreign Affairs He
was tile author OF the Homestead till which passed
in ls5i and delegate to the Baltimore Conventions
of lSit iSiS, and 1860, and 10 thc Cincinnati Con
Ncntion OF 1856 when, on tie part of ICnnsy lvHhia
he delivered the speech acknowledging the nomiLa-
ton OF Mr. buchanan. He Wna appointed q ytruoT
u...Aiiun.
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a SIXTH Ward MURDER.
Dying wife'- story Kicked to Death by a
nrmnko u IA nh hbn nd.

Capt. Kennedy learned yesterday morning that
Ana Smith was lying near the point OF death at II
Mulberry street having been beaten on the head
with a stone. The Captain was told by Martin
Suith, the husband. that some boys had thrown
stonee through the window. This did not satisfy
Capt. Kennedy, WHO arrested the hnsDan1 and bore
tue woman to the Centre street hospital, where Mrs
smith said
Ny name Is Ann Smith am 2S years old. md live
at II Mulberry street. | nave been married seven
wears TO Martin smith who beats and abuses me when
ever either Of us drink too much. Martin n shoe
maker when | married him, hut Of late have pUen
kteriug small CIockery store ana lodging
We have six Dunks Ia the back room which are
occ1r.ei BY women. Sometimes We have good
gus, but gcuCraly they bad women. On
Sun taN night | had been drinking. when my husband
cRcd and cut my head with crockery plate. He
knocked me senSeleSs yud Died All mght, and knew
nothing u. IN Monday morning when / came TO and
found Martin drinking with tNn girls. Ny husband u
avery bad aud cruel nsn and afraid he will XIII
me sollc time when he 10 drunk.
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NEGorI1lloys ron PEACE.
Gvlcs Pnyre nj the Prussiun Iic1dqunrtrrs
-Prussin wilfskeeOgnize tho GsVCrnmcnt
,bnt Pays Best--A Chance of Pcace-So


dSice Fnyre nj the Prussinn uc1dauhrtcrs
-Prussin Nyilfskk eeognize tho G6NCrnmcnt
>but Phys Rert-A Chance of Pcacc-No
a.. - - -, "
Hr"i'nee us ret.
LONDON, sept !9.-frussia cistuctly saws she
recog guizes no Frcncn Government Imp rial or Re
.,hi,.,. sto A.. -,,.,,-. D, ,,.t. -. =. ,....t
ro,.us ant n rlo,r, ia, ca-,,,o tho, H.
p,,re ma, zone n N, pro..,.n bc,dorar,sr, NO
- ~ f1' VIZ ~
pase OF hesouauohs has Deeh arranged
lhis cit, s,,s the Reuuble,p ,yerpment of France
r1i,.s de c1ctO the Imperial exist. d. jpr,. W.
shall treat with that oferin the beet conditions.
Ioxpo. Sort ,s-.t ,be i,tervie, which ~
Tblers had win L'rd Granville on Frldiy, It =
stated uat certain Al E9'"'Hs we've maze 10 NJ
Thiers. which De Eight II he say o. 30, cohmln.
cate to The Provisions. Verum-ni OF lr'nc'' the
result OF which Is tat nos F4V'e II now
II coNNcNil 'r-N "If~ bi.AAN'N'
special proposlo'H' lave ~o'' su''4'o- W '',
marek. and be hos consumed TO meeting WIN
Pavre tomorrow. here are reasons ior heheNir
that the results oi hi IH r'eW viii DC successful
negotiation Tor prace.
Hea'M ft,n'"g R5h ,,.-.
NV 0"''7FO'u''' VI '"' N"''" '"''' "'''''
from Berlin tha' lie Las tlek Tue cue 70 the course
Of the King seemingly TO ignore the present GoycrL-
mont o. france lie says
Ph'Ss!' RECOGNIZES NAPOLEON
notic ,nrc a., NJ tna sISet5,i 1'cS ~ ,Te @
Hrane y, Fcs ,bt prpsi, " ,t tDI
s"ye', ,or, ,rtg ,.i;ch acre,is mo ic,,os a. ro
Sb|Sa p,,ssi, a I'm ,ronoe "V '''N'' Va P'''0
fI1cref"rr a. tbc R,nri,N. ~ France is i,r,-,,.
t,. Pn.s"p 10Y ,' igDorrs , pl59
The TY,1,s of tiis G,oTnibS says. STbey. l.. .
cbsrce ai,nost +. h..a ,hs, '"'' 4"''' Il
~. .
'I'.,,. ..,,.'',' az. q,
we nave ~ on , ienhne authoily hst M Jue.
Pr,neo % 'elSir, in the measure Of jasucs, the
ali T,y, sal n
Germany Ii the fair promise o. peace Existing Nj pf,.
wsr srcont!nues WIN 3. tchned. The judgmept e ."s
w severe upon that Sde wAcdd' wAod Of doVSsia
u5n
pARIs, Sep. lp.-Juls Fayre In his diplomatic
,,., -. A.,
''F''' '~'' W ,,.,,-. -, .,.
LIABILITIES oF FRANCE IN THIS WAN
ca,rnt ro,.o,stlv be held to be greater than the
oo,,o,ss,,on ,5r the evil. occasloned. and repar,
tlOn in 80 f., US the same does not involve selfde
ptruci,p
'"u'" ,o , ,
htIls y ''n'' ~. ht N"'" DtHtscnt Heith'9
su,-'uC ~ !" Ih.l "i tNS 'tS says ftn--h MLu
, @ "'n f 'y'1, 'i,sn. utcelt' uct
IN o.. mi.IuT .t.at, oi Ieatc.
,.To,ls' sept ~ MI Na'1.nfne. the Amcricrn
Loe, ol4eit, IN o~aed tnlt Ju'c, lslicyI rs,9a,1
u is,l' co."iths AIDING '"e removal Of '"e capital
'" y, ~ ,. . i.
pes'c dai courier from
ruE ENGLISH c.BIyrr
I ,ns Te ere nePoIn' cn , % 20
- ood li. Iu =" 70 9 julnt9i" on Ioo', ,,.,. 49,, -
,.s5 L,'n0s' Lr s M t nd Po'''' 'H"' ~
IoYpos Set 10 y" W Ma '.tea,ns, Jeror. Nm,
leon, M, AZ Tbi,rs on bo,rd bna ,,oua 'n P
teIsiurg "-' e'"' ~ o. 'o'
Is snid 10 be upl,una,1 ,,'o oo,., ..o....,.
any better
w,,u,,,ro,, ., - o.
N,,tst,r MnHs1, HI,,,A 'TII 10 despatch from
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The burning of thc Powcltou Hou...

Nr,BURGu, Sept. l9,-Thc Powolton House, "a
summer resort one mile north Of Newbur.h, owned
by Mrr.t Il L. Ramsdell, vas totally destroyed by Gro
this afternoon, caused by damaged fuc The loss
Is estimated at t5aDOO. Tho bulk OF the furniture
was saved In a damaged condition. Tho lessees oil
tho house, hossrs j. 4 T. GoolsC were insurel
on tho furniture. Thirty guests were in the Louise
Two women. iH their hurry 10 escape, lost tloir
saichos containing diamond j. wory valued at 900
one fireman was severely injured by falling lron the
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BROOkLrN.

The body Of an infant was found in Atlantic Dock
last evening,
St. Felix street IL 10 bs repived with Nicolson
pavement, al $50 per square yard
Coroner Jonos held nm inquest over the body Of
James II Foster Of 2Ol Ninth who died su ddcny
OF oongestiVe intermmttent fever.
Tho Coroner'- jury In the case OF John n Slack
WHO shot himself while drunk on SUNDAY evening at
81 LsSleacc street, found verdict accordingly.
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A Jersey city Bnr-Room II ohbery.

Mrs. Mary Monahan, wife of Bernard Monahan,
keeper ofa bar near the foot Of Bergen Hill, on
Newark avenue. jersey City, was arrested yester.
daT afternoon on a warrant from Justice Logan, on
q charge o! robbng John Fitzpatrick OF 60 Her
husband was also arrested a charge Of assaultnz
Fitzpatrick. On Sunday night Fitzpatrick went into
Monahan's place and after drinking tendei ell t5
note. MOnahan took the note and went out under
rretence OF gc.ting change, but instead seoreted
himself at the rear Of the house. Meantime Mrs
Monahan madc love to Fitzpatrick. got her arms
around him and invited him into the back room and
then two s. no.e. disappeared from his waistcoat
pocket Fiz made iuss about his money. aud
monahnn ru-hed In and gave him a sound beating.
Mrs. Monahan assisted by letting fly bottle.
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Mrs. Franken-tcin's Hotel.

Julius frankenstein keeps hotel at Droome
and Fin streets. He gave his note for s7oo signing
81. Frankonstein," in payment of butchers bill,
procuring Its endorsement By three persons lie
failed to pay the noto, AID was arrested by one OF
the endorsers for having falsely represented himself
40 ha ,h~ ------ 80 sh. hs,ai Nrhila In fact u
the property OF his vie. Johanna. lie asked Judge
Day yesterday 20 vacatc the oruer OF arrest saving
that be signed IL wio's namo to the note as hor
agent Tie mosiOn denied, Judge DAILY Tc-
marking that the signing Of the iniUi, Instead Of
the lull name, vnter such circumstances, was
strong element to show ffaud.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DhsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

steaiins the Passnic River Legal Contest
between n Poor Manufacturer and n
Rich CorporstIon-Lawyers In Glover.
A half dozen lawyers have been engaged 10
carry on tho nght, which was begun in Paterson on
Sunday morning, between George Broomhead and
the Society OF Useful Manufacturers. In regard TO
Broomhead's building q dam in the river, with a
view OF turning out Of the chsnnel enough water 10
run his works. The latter went TO work yesterday
rebuilding that part OF his dam which the society
had torn down, willie the society folks are making
raid upon the courts with the evident intention OF
deriving Broomhead OF any water rights whatever.
As the society Ia rich and hOlGs the documents II
will undoubtedly get the best OF the battle, although
Broombead s not .kely to give II up so long az he
has q cent loft.
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Departure Of the Young Democracy for
Rochester.

The full delegation appointed by the Young
Democracy to attend the Democratic State Conven-
ton in Rochester, tomorrow, went nom the city In
high feather last evening. The delegation rendez-
voused at o'clock In the evening at the residence
OF judge Ledwitb, in West Thirty.third
streot where after partaking OF the
JUDGES hospitality in the way Of sandwiches
Salads Champagne, and cigars, they proceeded in q
body to the Tblrtieth stree, depot Of the Hudson
River Railroad, where special sleeping cars were re.
served for them. They len by the s:i5 p. NJ. train
Honest John Fox, jolly Sheriff O'Bren, the genial
Gen lyer, and the full list OF regular delegates as
printed In The SUN yesterday, together with most Of
the alternstes, composed the party They amply
provided with refreshments for use on the way
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Striking OIL on Long Island.

a report that oil had been discovered near tho
old John Taylor farm at EaysIie has created some
excitement A man while oprospoc,ins in the nei III.
bo-hood found a substance which he supposed was
amncrdL a specimen o' IL was taken 10 Now
confined OIL IN large quansiti0s. A vol was immr.
patey sunl. AUD II wu, Yesterday morning reported
tlat ho Indications Of ol uc stronger MS the well
sinds Deeper.
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woodford Srrcundcd.

Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford Republican candi-
date Tor Governor, was scrcnadcd b. parry Of We
toran soldiers last evening At bis residence, II South
Oxford street. Brooklyn. Woodford delivered the
usual speech, after which the serenading party re.
tired. Among che spectators were Gen. nleasonton,
Archie Bliss, and other Republican dignitarics
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spanish Troops for Cuba-The Capture Of a
EiIIibuster Steamer,

HAVANA, Sept. l9-The Spanish steamer San.
tandcc arrived this morning with 800 soldiers from
spain Tor tie army operating in Cuba. During the
trip tire Santandee took FIRE, but ii was soon ertn-
gnished No ono was lost, and the damage by Dire Ia
light.
The hllihuster steamer Salvador has been captured
between CioniuesOs and Trinidad. She was loaded
with arms and war material. The captain and thirty
men escaped, but the mate and crew Of tie stea nep
MNre cuntnln1. -
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STATEN ISLAND.

In the Richmond County Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner yesterday J1te ernsrd presiding. the case Of
MIS- Cole against the Svten Island Railroad, for dam
ages for the death OF her husband who killed
the road was dismissed without going to the Grand
jury, The defence PROVED that Mr. Cole deaf AND
was walking on the track aud that the engineer blew
the whistle several tunes and had tho brakes put on
hnl too INTO TO hANp the mana Me
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AUGUSTA, Sept, l9--Thc official return, of the
late election give Pcrhom (icp), o. 05l; koDcrts
poml, i511G; Pcrlem's majority e,sl5. Chomber
7O'2, TIE aggregate majority on the Congressional
,"tt IL between 1000 and tl,Op1 The t,.lips ION
Ieinhm vote resulted from a trale between .e
Chlmhcl1ln Republic and tar D,mo,rJ.-, tho
former voting tor Roberts and the latter supluilln
lhe OnnmDeLLlln camllln.os Tor lnn LnsI. -lluLn
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PERSONAL INrELLIGESCE


superintendent 'onrdan has returned
lanes Fiak, Jr, Jay Gould, and ex Senator 70
lnghuysen were IN Paterson yesterday.
Tho Rev. J. Edward Boil. OF Elizabeth, who hat
hcei Rtptist ind EpsCopalan has become a Con
glo-Atoalst, aAI accepted Call from Heading,
Mass
Mr.. Gcor'o l.. Catlin, city odito of the Democrat
ana ioim"ih Of the New Orl ans Cfe5csut ms tu.t
luplth'I readable nu handsome y.print sd Olok uf
~ tiolts skc hes, ana verses. rui cl M ms fOr
travellers" designed lJrIaIlWIy yr,AIiut
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Death Of Ex-senator y Il oberson.

sudenly yesterday morning ut his residence IN Bed.
tTd MIR. Ryhorsha - present1. @ s@'- 60" an LIE
Board Of Supervisors ior fifteen years, and hi.
county m tue state Senate in the sessions of tsen
81, 62 and '63 lie held the position OF Port war.
den COR some years MIR, Robertson was an active
Republican, and at the tlme Of his death WAS q
member OF lIe Ropublican State Committee.
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A staten Islnnd 4 EIopcmcnt.

Staten Island has food for gossip in the clope-
ment OF Miss Ann johnson. the only daughter OF
William johnson, OF Tompktnsville, with Aleck
McGuy, a young Irishman, upon whom the gitl's
parents did not look win favor. Tho young couple
disappeared on Saturday night.
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R.iJLRO.tD ACCIDANGS.

Amos Odcl, Of Lake Village. n. H.. wa. run
olt nul llr Ai that place lya down tn Il Of tha
Thomas Fiood, Of Race strcc', Ei1iucth. was run
over and klicd ON the New lcrr ry Railroad ye.te.ia"
lie Was employed on thc road.
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Removing Cornelius yondorh,,,.

An application was made 10 the State Attorney
General Yesterday. requesting him TO institute pr6.
ccedings for the suspension ana removal Of the
President Of the New York Central Railroad, on the
ground that lie Ia Illegally iuiullpg the stockholders
by making low rates OF fares am freight In uruer TO
compel the Eric managers TO Withdraw Ihoir porso-
nal claims against him.
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PfRIs md me RFPUBLFC.

Substance Of Jules Esyrc'- CirrnInr 10 tho
Representatives Of France in Other Coun-
trics-The CHidron beginning 90 Boil
Arrest Of PrusEinu SpicB.
Pans, Sept l9.--Ihe official journal Of the
Republic yes.erdy ooutaiaed circular Of Jules
F.yre t. the curcsontltves OF France IN other
countries Of which the following are the chief
points:
lie explains why the elections for members of the
& lusituont Assembly nave been Il Sed at an earlier
date than was at first tToposu1. Objection had Deen
made that the present Provisional Government. at
Paris
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SAN FrANcsco, Sept 10 9-Glr S.Trd. Of
hl,H.ul, a llo io1d .ol lftN q, yO.uut, 49, has
Rlcn ne Geld against II, lu0ims urd aMtr O. c'.
lorH.
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WAS NOT REGULAR,



a fNct that we were forced to admit. Tho urgency
OF the oass s IL a., a,o IN strong laneg.ge
Gaeeaed bower to lie SoplS " Withoat Violence" '
Nolfng ja to bs expected from Prussia Her
supreme VIII and eXallatoR at success are irrecon
Ct able with calm mpartiality and statesmhnehip.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND VICTIMS
have already been sacrificed to her ambition in this
impious war and Il Is certain she will dictate to
France conditions that tins momentary and incOm-
petent Government should not accept
Hence We coHVOke tue Assembly. freely c osen,
70 decide. What VIZ Gsk now II only to give the
country our learls and our blood Then let France
decide; not cur transient authority, but immortal
france, raising itself " confront Prussia; France,
released from
THF wINpSo SHEET or TUE EMPIRE.
France Tree Ind generous, IS ready to immoaie
hset or rght and hOcrty, Dslyowlng all those
frlnce has now no higher ambition II an to remain
mistress 'i herself IN order 10 deVelop her moral
,na ml.r,il. rgfourecs, ati labor fatcrra'y with
heL Ht't, h'Tt IN Ur Gt''uVnpnt Of civilization.
j Is ms France, recovering a., fr,e action, that
now asks for
CESSATION or Iur WAR.
Rut shc wil prefer 'tor-ord fol disaster, TO d..
honor Ihc very CuCs VITO rWohc the storm now
falsely Say The cOri.tr, i- Wllmr to Weld Tuis
NAY mI-l ID abroad, but not A..e. Ii'ucu wish.4
W0.po NY, commerce, and oNlzIu,u; but pgol..s
Itis thc duty Of Frnco to repair 80 f., af ros.i.
bic .lc evils o. tlc pasi Gv'o.mGeDt 1Io elections
.g.t yetr were llusNc
FRANCE NEVER vorEp roJs.wAR
with Prussia. No honest mn in E6rorc thinks so
- Tue power now tccIins TO crush us VIC u.i op
pohc ar- pcrJtc resistance uttil tho nation is uulo
uruug' tie Cors'iiuhon ! Assembly. freely Clu-en,
" Make tue ptWclh understand lhis," Hlds Fave.
" mankind must ud uirc, uut Uily ,he spectacle o
Of Pan without iouliu- lp the r.l On enc lcit, or
iacrWa''s tug vitI ils cyos fYci ON The glc.t and
doa" |
Pans, sept 10 The Red Republicans continue
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nouncing a new Government. Trouble is appre.
Lended.
The citizens declare tina, they prefer Prussian
rule 10 communism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-26
Gran, Redue,i.r In Prices.

We now give patients four weeks Hygienlc
Medical Treatment, with Board and Room, ior
SEO lin ordinary cases). Board. 81, per week
With Room, from 81 10 $40. Medical Baths,
from 30 cents to 81 each y fer $40; " for $40:
We have o separate Medical Department
for Ladies', which Is attended by a Thoroughly
competent woman, while the private residence
of Or. Smith, which is connected with inc
Home. 10 chiefly devoted to the accommodation
of Ladies' desiring Hygienic treatment.
There Is mot one female Invalid In twenty that
has been suffering from Nervous Debility, or
diseases peculiar TO their sex, that cannot be
PERMANENTLY CURED by spending from
four 10 siI weeks at our Home. This statement
we make In confidence, and from our experience
and observation of the last twenty years, and
from the many who have been treated ut cur
Home and elsewhere. We bayo yet TO learn OF
a single regret from husband or wife OF time or
means they have expended In Hygienic hed.ca.
ton, II the females Of this State could be made
aware Of the healthfnl advantages OF this Hy-
gicnic Institute over the system OF poisonous
d%rng.takipg, we could not accommodate one In
feb4.1m