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Foreign Population of a City.

1t is said that the population of New
York city is represented by every nation
on the earth. A Frenchman writes:
"I'hc First, Second, Third and Fifth
wards are the portions Of the town de-
voted to business; they form the southern
and lower part OF New York-the down
town. In tho Fourth, Sixth and
Seventh wards, between Broadway and
the East river, swarm tile italian immi-
grants, pi6crari, and the greater part
Of the dangerous classes Of that city,
pcopled by 80 many different tribes.
Tho French occupy almost en-
tiroly tho Eight ward with their cafes
restaurants and shops. Our tongue is
familiarity spoken there. As blcachers,
bakers, nianuiacturersof artificial flowers,
our countrymen Aro engaged in sundry
little trades which do not lead them TO
wealth. The Eleventh ward is full OF
Germans and Irish, as numerous in New
York as the native Americans, and for
ever settled in their adopted country.
There the streets are crowded with chill
dren. The Germans have imported their
musical societies and beer gardens, the
Irish their fighting proclivities. The
Lord Mayor Of Dublin, recently enthu-
sia3tically welcomed in America, con-
graduated his co,lntrymen, and observed
Tint New York was, after Dublin, the
city that contained the largcst number
Of Irishmen. He might have added
that, after Vienna and Berlin, that city
numbered the largest German popula-
ton of any city in the world"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-25
A peauilrnl Woman.

The perceptiyO faculty Of women is
usually koener than tho same phreno-
logical organ in men. Woman knows
that beauty rather than genius is
worshiped by the sterner sex. A man
may talk with his lips Of the latter to
his lady.love, but tho keenness Of tho
woman knows that he is thinking OF the
former in his heart. All women have IN
innate desire to please their beaur. They
are fond Of admiration, hence one Of
their longings is TO be beautiful. The
grand secret Of female beauty is health
the secret OF health is the power to
eat, digest aud assimilate proper
quantity OF wholesome food. TAX
Vinegar Bittors. It will cleanse tho
stomach, tone the vital organs, give a
perfect digestion, purify the blood, clear
up the complexion, and produce o state
Of mental and physical electricity which
gives symmetry Of form, bright eyes,
white skin, glossy hair, and genuine
typo Of female loyeliness which no
cosmetic can compare witl.-Con,.
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thirty miles from Halifax, and became total
wreck. When some fishermen discovered tho
wreck no person was on board, and there ia no
doubt that ali hands wero lost, The crew
doubtless took to tho boats, which WerO
swampcd, as two boSts were washed ashore in
tho neighborhood There werO probably eight
persons on board. -. Mr.. scuddor, Of New
Jersey, introduced bill IN the United States
House authorizing s,nnOls between New York
and jersey City, and between New York and
Brooklyn. e. Tho Committee on Elections in
the United States House directed the chairman
to prepare report in favor of the resolution
for tho exclusion OF delegate Cannon from =
seat in the House, on tho ground Of his being a
poygamist, .....A boiler in Tyson's Baltimore
Chrome Works. Baltimore, exploded, killing
William Lucas, Colored employee, and causing
damage to tho amount Of $4,000, ..,. The
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad
declared dividend Onthe 10th Of December.
Jacob Ilubino, a stoCIlioller and bOndholdcr Of
tho company, complained before Justice Tap
pen, in tho Brooklyn Supreme Court and an
investigation was ordered prUysnHng tho divi-
dend from being paid.
The Governor OF South Carolina, In his mes
sage TO the Legislature, is most emphatic in
urging that nOAppropriations be made in excess
Of tho known revenue Of the State, 80 that the
practice BlAll be to pay as wo go.,... Bulls
have been drawn up and presented to Congress
to help the dOposltos in tho FrcCdman's Dank.
In eleven States there arc 1900 sufferers, and
1t Is expected tho United States government
will assls, them in securing dividend. THE
committee appointed by the Kellogg Lcslsla-
turu in Louisiana to investigate tho recent
proceedings In that body submitted their re-
port, throwing all the blame GU the Democratic
sldO of the body. .... Three teams in charge Of
four men were seen crossing the Missouri on
the Ice, from tho Iowa to tho Nebraska side, at
Omaha, and when about half way across
horses, wagons, and men suddenly disappeared
and weEc swept under in the rapid current and
lost..... Troops rent from Omaha arrived at
Lincoln, Nebraska, and gained possession of
the ponitontiary without loss Of lifO, though
the prisoners fought boldly. None Of tho latter
escaped. .....A wealthy man in New York was
fined $4,000 for senlins an abusive postal
card to another through the mail. 49,. The
New Jersey Legislative caucus voted to reduce
tile salaries Of its oiicep..... The Governor
OF New Jersey, in his message, says 81 100000
wete pali the last three yOnrs on public build.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-25
Women Capturing Deer.

In the carly part Of the season, says n
correspondent of the New York Sun,
writing from Pike county, Penn, n deer
entered the meadow Of n farmer named
Emery, in Delaware township. A small
dog belonging to the farmer discovered
it, and attacked it. The barking of the
dog attracted tho attention OF Mrs.
Emery and her daughter Bertlln, girl
sixteen years old. As they looked out in
the lot, they discovered the deer and the
dog. The dog had the deer by tho
throat. The two women run to the scene
of the conflict. Bertha seized the deer
by one Of the hind legs, aud her mother
grsped it by the head. The next instant
Berlin lay on the ground several feet
away, her mother taking similar posi-
ton in the opposite direction. Although
bruised md scratched, the women re-
newed tho battle. Bertha threw her
arms around the deer's body, and by the
aid Of her mother, Il smaller brother and
sister aud tho dog, RIM it into pen, and
secured it unframed.
A few days ago four-prong buck,
close pressed by hounds, run into the
garden of man named Bushnell. There
was no one home but Mrs. Bushnell.
She saw the deer, and made up her mind
to capture it, Taking of her shoes, she
succeeded iii getting close to the buck.
It discovered lier, and turned for fight,
She seized it by the horns. 1t tried to
stamp on her, but she avoided il, and
being powerful woman retained her
hold. Round aud round the garden they
went, Mrs. Bushnell some Of the time
being dragged on tho ground. Finally
tho baying of the hounds was heard in
the truck Of the deer. The buck made
two great leaps, and throwing up his
head suddenly regained his freedom, hut
left his antlers in possession of Mrs.
Bushnell, they being broken of close to
the bucks head. She has the trophy
now in her possession. The buck was
not captured,
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IaIl. was laid on tho table; tho resolutions OF
Impeachment against Judges DuTrell and
Busted Were laid on tho table.
Mr.. Cox introduced q resolution, which yAa
referred to tho Judiciary committee, declaring
tbo control OF the Louisiana Legislature by
Federal troops to he In violation OF the Constl-
tuition And 4 monaco 10 the liberties, rightr
md dignity Of other States and demanding
Tie restoration OF peace by the Immediate With
flnWnl Of trooIs, and the c1ndign punishment
Of those guilty Of the " reckless usurpation.
Mr. Kasson introduced q supplementary
SpeciO-pAyment bill, containing provision for
the destruction Of redeemed notes
Tho Consular aud Diplomatic bill, appropri'
atlng 81, Sii, 7s5, was passed.
Bills were introduced a. follow Antloriz.
Ing tunnels between New York and Jersey City,
and between New York aud Brooklyn; TO ex-
tend for one year the ttmo to bring suits for
the recovery Of internal taxes Illegally collect
cd proposing an amendment TO the Constitu'
ton, declaring that the Government owes pro-
lection TO all cittxons IN the enjoyment Of their
rights 10 refund the Losses Of dopositora in
tho FreodmAn's bank 10 cheapen tolograplic
communication, facilitate news reports Of all
press associations. and prevent telegraph ne
iop0ly to abolish the ONCE Of lleutenhnt-goii-
eal OF the army for penAlona 10 soldiers Of
tho Mexican war who served Id the Confederate
army.
Oh motion OF Mr.. williams, OF MAssaShu
sottr, tho Committee on Post-ofiicoa was direct
d to inquire aud report what change can BE-
made in the postal laws for the purpose Of re
ducing expenses without impairing the useful
moss and efficiency OF the seFylce.
Tho Senate bin removing tho political dis
abilities Of DAhney II. ManFy and Charles H.
FaunIlorOy of Virginia. naAeCd
ThO blll removing tho limitations as 10 the
amount Of capltal Of certain gold banks was
passed AitOr lengthy discussion yeas, 1856
nays so.
The Senate amendments OF tho Naval Appro-
uriAaon bill were concuTel In, they only In
sroAsing the appropriation $4,000.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-25

II new orchards are to be set in the
spring, the trees should be ordered this
winter, when there is abundant timo Ia
consider the matter and to secure d
proper selection of trees. II there is n
nursery near by, at which the desired
stock can bo hAd, 1t is better to purchase
there, nthpr than send to distance fOl
the trees, First-class nurserymen have
q reputation which they desire to keep
they are careful not to send out any trees
not true to name.
scaping aud washing the trunks and
larger limbs will destroy many eggs Of
injurious insects. Use wash Of common
soft soap, thinned to apply readily. Tie
best implement for scraping of the loose
bark, Is q triangular plate Of iron, hayinl
3 inch sides md the edges ground. This
may 10 fastened by It's centre to q handle
2 To 8 feet long.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-25
Inrestmcnt MIth Positive Retnrn.

No financial securities yet offered In the
market have become 80 readily and generally
popular As tho first mortgage premium bonds Of
tho Industrial Exhibition Company Of New
York, and there exists many potent reasons for
this marked preference. In tho FIRST place, the
bonds arc placed ut the attAinable prico Of $40
each, and the return Of the principal Ia assured
beyond contingency; further, tie holder Of
each bond participates In every quarterly pre-.
mlum until I Is Iedeemed-princlpL and inter-
the financial agents, at No. % Park Row, N, Y,
circulars giving full explanation may DO Oh.
tAlnod.-.fOn.
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We were pleased to sec, not long
since, III one Of otiF exchanges, some pretty
severe remarks addressed TO several persons
which prevented many from hearing. People
who cannot refrain from coughing, had better
stay away from such places, or else take bot
Ito Of JohHson's AnOdyne Ltnimat with them.
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A Drop of Joy in Every Word.
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your Golden Medical Discovery and fiurgatiye
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ofjoy In every word / write. Gods blessing
rest on you and your wonderful medicines d The
humble prayer OF Yours truly,
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The Importance Of giving lSheridan's
Cdtdhy Condition poteirS 70 horses that
have been out in the cold nin. stood In cold
Wind, or drank too much cold water, cannot DO
over estimated. No man should he without
hem who owns good horses Com.
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There is no better way Of saving
money than Ia purchasing q good article.
This Ii especially the case In 10 conspicuous an
article VI dress ~ q gontleman'H collar. Those
who llAyc worn either tho Rlmwool or Warwick
Collar have discovered tbs, AID advise their
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-25

Nothing recalls to the mind Of the
married man the Joys OF his single life
30 wildly as to find that the baby has
been eating crackers In bed.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-25

Duslness tor 1915 New bias Ariicls, soils npId
H. prohiaha kHpntI Whhlad, merall guaranteed Ad.l
s'k MANN 4 co, SIN. Howard 81, baltimore. Nd
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Tho treasurer Of the Pennsylvania
Educational Department reports this
year surplus on hand Of nearly $751;
600.
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IANANA VI AAHhANNN AAAs wan AurNlNNu ny kuU
ImrohAlists in Paris, and by the ImpOllallsts
OF LoidOn and ChIselhunt ,.. Further dIhi.
cultios between China and Japan arc Rntci-
pAted.. Tho Wisconsin State Grange adopted
a resolution thanking tic Legislature for pass
Ing tho Potter law and the State officers aud
Supreme Court for enforcing 1t also rOsolu-
ton asking Congress to 30 amend tho patent
laws that any person can manufacture patont
article upon tho payment Of royalty. The
mails destroyed by the burning Of tho car on
the Baltimore and OhiorailrOad included those
of the following dates; New Orleans, evening
of tho 4th inst, and morning Of tho 9th !;
Richmond, Va, 9Th Savannah, 9Th Char
lesion, S. c., 9th Wilmington, N O., 9th ;
Nashville, 9th; Galveston, eth; and Mem.
phls, 9th. Mails from all intermediate points
are Of eoursO also dos troyed. 80. The suspen
sion Of coal mining SEPARATIONS in Pennsylvania
has become almost general Affair." III tho
producing regions are in very unsettled con-
ditlon. 80. The revenue OF the Dominion Of
Canada for tho month Of December was ell
Gii,OO6, and tho expenditures sl,0iO,OOO. ..."
Taylor strandOr, cOlOred, tho Virginia wife
murderer, whose caso has been carried from
court to court and appealed, was sentenced to
10 hanged on tho OStli Of March next. The
Western Hotel at Sacramento, CAL, was do
stroyOd by fire aud several lives were lost. 49,.
General valmascla has been offered tho pest
Of Captaln.General Of Cuba, hut refuses to
accept it unless tie government guarantees
him reinforcement Of 10000 troops to aid In
cr,,sliing the instruction,
The mining difficulties In tho anthracite
region Of Pennsylvania arc causing tho stop
page Of machine shops and fotndrios. !.
During snow storm the tqis Agnes Raymond,
Captain Randall, ran ashore At White Island,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27

10UvELLE-ORLEANS I
"a mara 1875.

II ny a gulre de mystAz3en politi-
que, ct ponrtant celui n compromis
Wheeler Ut deson mode dex6cution est
encore imp6n6trable. On parle dune
lettre de Wheeler ) Kellogg, epjoi-
gnant ID convOcataon dune session ex-
traortlinaire de Ia L6gislaturequi dure-
n dix jours, du 12 au22 avril. 81 les ru-
meurs don't cette 6pitre congression-
nellie est l'objet ne sont pas d6nu6es
le fondemcnt, h Legislature, comp
tant une majorit6 d6mocratique de
huit membres dams In Chambre, sera
enfermke dams un cercle d'action don't
II lui aera interdit de sortir, ct se bor-
nele ! statncr sur les points suivants:
Inf scssions publiqnes, charte muni-
cipale de In Nouvelle-O Orleans, acte
dc liquidation, education publique ct
loi dn reyenn; dams CO programme
r6streint, II nest pas question des
lois d tustement critiqu6es de Ia po-
lice m6trop0litaine, du pare URBAN,
do lenregistrcment ct des elections,
et In r6formc ne scrait introduite
dams 10 aystAne qn'A dose hom6opa-
thiqas. Asssl lss pessimistes - r9jouis-
seut psssqse d. cotte perspective de
ooM0rasa1ssa Do lcu1 m6pris du bloc
eofhSin6 ID cOmpFOnls, et 10 traite-
raient-ils vo1outteEsde poisson d'avril.
Lee sptimiaes "a coutsaire paraisaent
sabir eutss@ent linfssnce do In sai-
aoD, et voiont d'avauoe heuYfr u lus-
tSee et la libest6 s0us les doug rayens
do jeuns soleil ct sons les tiAdes
omuves du printemps neuveau. lie
peueeOt que Fisn NEST 6tesnel, one q
bosue q n ussavaise fortuse s'6pui-
sent tear 3 toar, ct que sept ann6es
dc misAre mons donnont plein drOit 1
sept ann6es de- prosp4rit6, pour le
moins. PincAbsck et Antoine sont
as11v6s lnnlii de- Washington, At on
ananuco quills vent rsssembles les
honmes de leur race ct aviser 4 II
con6uite ! tenir dans1ea circumstances
pF6esntea. Kaliogg " de nouveau @
Hoavee plAc6 Aptrc deux camps hos
ules ee 0bheI ~ prenilre une deter
minAf3Gn. keconDu pAr = ConEres,
Il sesa cette fois plus ibse Aans -
mouyements. ~
Le pe6aident de- Eta&s- -Uuia . recon-
m -. Louls Dsscarvills L Bkdeyere
nugues Dc KeFnSou - Qualft6 dc
vtee-consul dc SoeAe ct do Norv6ge
. b Nouvclle- Os96nos.-LA Iuf de
Z L6ghlsture qai deane aux cs6an-
49, H. >~-ALA--Aa~~ = 1knx---%
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sT.JAoauEs

Nous lisons dams le LoxisisSais /:
La Louisiana aquatique, svee ses
cOurs d'eau, ses fleuves, - riviAres,
ses bayous, ses lacs, ses lagons, -
6taugs, ses plarais, ses canaux, -
foss6e, ses coul6es et ses innombra-
bles faques d'sau, ct certainement
m richie pays de- p6chs. Les poisso0s
de tout genre ct de t0uto cOnleur y
foisonnent. On , ts0uve II barbue,
l'esturgeon, 10 caaburgot, 10 poisson
rouge, ranguille, le goujon, le ssc-a-
lait, Il ssrdiDe, le grOgnasd, u raje
IN benrre noir ct lc pesossds.
Le patassas mot local CONNIE 10
mot 6ayow-n'est autre chose que y
psvcAs. Ses Dageoires 6pineuses On
font fol. Mais le potassas lonidsuais
est bien certainement le plus 6tfange,
10 plus original, le plus g0ulu, le plus
proliHQue Of IL meilleur en- FIXTURE
cue nous commissions c6ans. Mails Il
no fsut, bien cntendu, 6pargDer nj IL
graisse pour 10 trire, nj 10 win pour 10
maDger. vous 10 p6chss daos les
Layoua Aans les cananx, dans les fos-
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DERNIEREs NOUvELLEs

Les depsches du "a nous appren-
nent que NJ. Buffet vice. president du
cabinet frsncais, dams une allocution
aux employees du departement de
l'interieur, o reaffirm6 le caractAre
essentiellement conservatism du sus-
dit e:hinet.zlcs Carlos ordonne
en- NaV~Vs6 dne lev6e de tous les
hommes Ages de plus de 10 ans
Kossuth, candidate IN siege dc de-
pute 4 10 diete hongroise, q et6 battu
par le ministre Kisza.
A Washington, le S6nat . termine
80 session executive le "a, apres avoir
rejet6 Ia nomination de- Pardee,
CONNIE successeur do Durell.
LIE gouverneur Kellogg convoque
Ia legislature de Ia Louisiana . une
session extraordinaire dc dix jours,
commencant le IA avril. II appelle
l'attention des membres sur les sujets
snivnnts: 10 ajustement des difficulties
politiques de l'Etat; % mode de COL
lection ct de distribution des revenus;
30 amendement 4 10 loi de- liquidation;
40 copdition finandlAre de IL vile Dc
Ii Nouvelle-O -Orlsan' g charges e1-
cessives qui pesent sd S;ommerce de
Ia meme vile; 60 ind \&oration du
board Of trade. NJ. KslloA dams upe
lsttre a ravocat-gsusr Fi3 signale
des points inconstitutionnels 'ans Ia
loi de Ia police metropolitaineAn
Un suicide ct une disparitio1e ",
Joseph: ::Guitet, ne en- France, dep! :
tement de IL Gironde, Age de 40 and;
gcndre ct ancieD associS dc N. G.-P'
Blancand, s'est tue mercredi dun
coup de pistolet, 4 son domicile, 1O7
rue Dumaine, probablement dams IN
aecAs d'ali6nation mentale; Claude
Xavier, IN horticulteur do fnvenue
Washington, . disparu dc - demeure
depuis samedi dernier. *.
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de taxes, le drait de rachat acc0rde
4 ces dernierNoA ft6 promulguee le
Is mars. -Une bande nombreuse de
iournalistes de rIndiana q visit6
cette semaine In NOuvelle- Orleans. -
Encore un detournement, de $3.50.
op6r6 par Paul A. Druilhet, un
comyas de .confiance, au detIiment
de Ii maison de commerce Llambias
g. Dockter.-Un incendie o detruit
le 1s, rue Delord, entire Dryades ct
Remparts, les ecuries de g. Thompson;
perte e5O,OOO; un homme et une
femme, ct 81 mulets ont peri dams
les flammes.-Pierre Soulier, 6diteur
du Carrollton Sentinel, etc arr6t6
sous Ia grave accusation d'avoir
voulu faire METRE le fen a fimpri-
merle du journal rival, lie State Regis
ter, don't Amos s. Collins est redi-
teur.-M. Robert P. Hunter q suspendu
A Alexandra, paroisse des Rapides,
Ia publication du Caucasian. I'm
terrible ouragan q passe sur la vallee
de Ia Ouachita, le ~, ct a detruit
enforcement le village de Smithland.
lie meme jour, l9, sc noyait acci-
dentellement dams Ia riviAre St-JOhn,
Floride, James Taylor Denagre, age
de 26 ans, fils de feu James D. De-
negre, ancien president de Ia Banque
des Citoyens; le 81, s'est suicide, D
10 Nouvelle- Orleans, Jeau Michel, age
de 81 ans, ne a P6rigueux, Dordogne
(France); Get acte de desespoir est
.attribu6A des speculations malheu-
= ~ 81,
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cause de grandS r0vages SUI oiSeFS
points de Ia Pennsylvania.
A Port Deposit, Maryland, par
suite du meme phenomena, les rues
6taieot iuond6es 4 une hauteur
de 3 4 Is pieds. g a ua.-. .u.n.
Les republicans radicaux fran.
Gals ct ailemsnds de New York ont
o6l6br6, le 10, le 4e snniversaire de
IL proclamation de Ia Com mune de
Paris.-Lecapitaine John Mitchell,
flls de Pagitatenr irlandais, est
arrive le % q New.YOrk; il await
quite PEurope avant Ia mort de
son pere ct ne s'attendait pas d
apprendre le triste ev6nement en-
d6barquant aux Etats. Unis. a
EAssembl6e rationale franchise
prend une attitude de plus en- plus
anti.imperialiste; le Is mars, ellie
q Ella le republican, Duclerc cOmme
Pun dc ses vice. pour
remplacer le due d'Audiffret- Pas
quicr, elu president; lie II, ellie a
nomm6 une commission medicale
charg6e de dresser un rapport sur
les pretendues infirmites des pen.
sionnaires bonapartistes le IL,
ellie . vote, par 81 ooutre 3l2, que
Paris reprendrait son titre de ca.
pitalc, ct, prenant un congo du 70
mars au B mai, ellie q desigre nle
commission de permanence d25
me,nbres, dams laquelle les cehtfes
rallies aux lois constitutiOnnelles
ont onze voix de maiOrite.
Sont decides: le % 4vrier, le
ntre-amiral Guillain, ancien dis
ciple de Fourier; ct, le % mars, le
comte de Jarnac, qui q succOmbe,
A son poste d'smbassadeur 4 Lon
drna, 4 une fuxion de poitrine.
Une loi du Reichstag allemand
exclut les pr6lats catholiques de
tOute part 4 administration des
biens des eglises, ct cette l0i . pas
se q sa secOnde lecture.-Le Reich
stag autrichieD q vote $4,000
pour les frais du Centenaire anne
ricain.-En Espagne, CASTELAR, a
donn6 sa demission de professeur
de el'UniversitA.-Grande q agitation
protestante a Londres. John Nit
chel est mort le 20, q DromOlane,
Irlande, a Page de 60 ans.-Le czar
Alexandra a rattle Ia convention
postale de Berne. W.