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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18
BRIMFIELD.

correspondence.
With much regret we record the
death of two more Of our oldest citi-
zens. Mr.. Gardner Wing died OH the
morning of March Sth, after an illness
of only two days, with the exception
of cold taken about a week previous.
The death of Mr.. Wing is lamented
by host of friends, as he was a citi-
zen of much worth, eXemplified by
that duty as Christian in the career
of truth and fidelity. Mr.. Wing was
a member of the NJ. E. Church in this
place. He lived to attain the good old
age Of IS years, and has been citizen
of Brimfield about fourteen years.
Mrs. Elmira Sawyer, after long
period of illness and suffering. died
on Friday evening last, at the age of
G4 years. Mrs. Sawyer has been a
widowed mother for a number of
years, leaving one son, the only sur
vivor OF family of eleven children.
Mr.. John Boosingcr, the oldest citi-
zen of this town, is at the present
time at the point of death. 1t was
the intention of his relatives to cele-
brare the Goth anniversary of his birth
day, which occurs on Wednesday of
this week.
The Universrlists are holding q
series of meetings at their church i'll
this place. They commenced on last
Thursday evening, and will continue
till the middle of this week. They
have able speakers from abroad, whose
ability, assisted by their pastor and |
members, hope to do much good. The
meeting. have been interesting thus
far, having good houses considering
the almost impossible roads. ID.
March 18th, 1919.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 1s. rs.
10000 In Premiums.

A citizen of this county offers $50
for the best, and $40. for the second
best series of Essays on Agriculture
and its importance as compared with
other pursuits"
The Essays are to be prepared and
handed to the editor of this paper dur
ing the year 1875, and are to be re-
tanned by him until the end of the
year, when he and the donor, with
such computent persons as they may
select will render the award.
He is to publish. whenever he
thinks advisable, from the articles
furnished.
The Essays to be not less than 20 in
number and each to be not less than
one column of ordinary news type in
the Press.
AS will be seen by careful study
of the words defining the subject,
there will be room for something
more than the history and processes
of farming.
There is an invitation to compare
the claims of the different classes of
labor, and to fix the position to which
the farmer is entitled, not only in the
social scale, but in the distribution of
political power.
Should there be no creditable effort,
or no competition, the judges may
withhold an award, a. their discretion
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THE MARKETS.

RAvESSA, March II, 1875.
FLOUR Ranges from s6 ~. for XIX Red
o Sc 40 tor XXX White. Demand steady.
WHEAT-l 20.
OATS-5Jc.
RYE-No. brings ~ q soc;
BARLEI-Soc. q 81 GO.
BUCKW HEATS q soc.
HAY-Sclling 1T SIG G. $40; according to
BEEF-Per cwt., ST. q SIS.
HOGS-DresSed, per cwt.. IS GO. a SIS %, ac-
cording to quality.
LARD-City render ed 16 @ 1sc: country 125zc.
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at 1Gc Country l21ac
Shoulders, City cured selling at 121ac. Dried
Beef selling at % a 25c.
PoULTRY-smaII supply in the market
Chickens dressed, buyers pay 1o@123z cents sun
dressed &C q Sc Turkies live Sc q &c; dre> scd,
! 10 q 12c.
! BUTTEK-SOc. and dull.
! CHEESE-Factory, new, retaiis, 1sc.
EGGS buyers pay 20c per doz.
| OTATOES-Purchasers pay T5c.
| BEANS-Choce hand picked in good demand
at 81 IS per bu. Medium II so.
| ONIONS per busilel 81 25.
| HOPS-5Oc. Hss* -
SAGE-Retails at SOC @T0c.
| vINEGAR-Pure cider, reta;ls SOC per gal.
TALLCW-Buyers pay Tc.
| HiDES-Green, trimmed 55sc. untrimmed &c.
| FEATHERS-Retafla at 81 90. =
WiUTE. E.LIsIE-s1 80 per bbi. = -
/ WATER LIME-Sa so
SALT-Coarse sells at s. 70; fine s. GO.
woOD-stove 81 Oo9a 50; ; feet wood So OF
q So so per cord. --s-....
| SUGARS
Coffee sells for, -.125sc
! T. =
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A TEN thousand barrell tank of oil
at the River side Oil Refinery, on the
bank Of the River, r,nearPitts-
burgh, was struck by lightning durin g
the storm Sunday morning, and burn
ed, together with two cars on the AL
ieghany Valley Railroad, containing
500 barrels of beEzine. The loss
amounted to $4,000. Ha =
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The Spring Trade.

New stock DOMESTIC GOODS for the car
" Spring trade
PHINTS-A good assortment at and 10c.
BLEACHEp COTTONs-A large stock of
fine goods Mt 10c.
BROWN CorTQNs-A large stock from
SC up.
DENIMS-Splendid fine goods at 20c
STRIPE SEIRTINGS-A good line, from
15c up.
COTTONADES-splen goods. cheap.
HAMBURG EDGINGS-A fine new stock.
| LADIES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
! A new stock.
i TEAS--We have a new stock at low prices.
| Come and try them.
| y, CONVERSE s. CO.
! Ravenpa, March 3. 1875. 340-4w
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A WASHINGTON special says it is re-
ported thatAttorney-Gener Williams
is going to accept a foreign mission ,
aud probably that to London, to be
made vacant by the resignation of
6chenck and that Ben. Butler and
Carpenter are spoken of for the office
of fAttorney-General.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18

ANN ELIZA, Brigham Young's better
nineteenth, is to lecture in Warren
next month.
The Indiana editors started on a
grand excursion through the Southern
States on Tuesday morning.
IT is reported that the Louisiana
arbitration gives the Conservatives
eight majority in the House.
The United States Senate has post
poned the Pinchback case till the Sec
ond Monday in December.
The Ohio State Grange at its session
last week petitioned the Legislature to
pass the bill cutting down the salaries
ofpublic officers.
TIE Davis House, large three-sto-
ry wooden building, at Gloucester,
q Mass, was destroyed by fire Sunday
morning, and four persons burned to
death. HHu
FIVE men were drowned at Hawks
Nest, on New River, West Va, on
Sunday last by the upsetting of skiff
while taking ride.
The ticket agent of g Happy Cal.
Wagner" is under $500 bonds at
Montgomery, Alabama, for the viola
ton Of the civil rights law.
IT,, I;xtIo +orr of Can (rr;sfohaI
Mexico, was destroyed by an earth
quake ON tho -nieiit-of tho 1lth- lust
Seventy dead bodies were taken from
the ruins.
The town of Rienzi, Miss, was
nearly destroyed by tornado ONION
day. Four persons were killed, and
several dangerously and many slight
ly wounded.
THE gentle zephyrs played sad havoc
at Dayton on Monday afternoon. One
building was blown down, several
others unroofed and considerable
damage done TO fences, stables and
outhouses, but no lives were lost.
On Friday Judge Christiancy, the
new Senator from Michigan, read
strong argument in the Senate against
the admission OF Pinchback to seat
in the Senate, agreeing with the report
OF late Senator from Wisconsin, Mr..
Carpenter.
ELEVEN prisoners escaped from the
Jail at st. Louis, Mo-, on Sunday by
climbing over the wire grating some
thirty feet high, which divides the
rotunda from the corridor extending
round the rear of the cells, and with q
piece OF iron knocking hole in the
brick wall. ....
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TwEED's habeas corpus proceedings
failed. In the civil action against
Tweed, on behalf of the city, for the
recovery of S11, 100000, the substitu-
ton of the Mayor ana Aldermen as
plaintiffs, instead of the Supervisors,
was also held proper, and Tweed's
appeal dismissed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18

The bill repeating the law giving
municipal corporations the power to
prohibit the sale of ale, beer and wine,
passed the Ohio Senate on Friday, and
it is thought it will pass the House.
The bill gives them power to regulate
the sale of those beverages, out not to
prohibit.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18

The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided to return to the old method
of redeeming mutilated United States
currency, under which a deduction
was made proportioned to the portion
of notes missing. The change will
take effect on the 1st proximo.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18

The excuse for Grants refusal to
sign the Bounty Bill is, that it would
have taken a large amount Of money
from the Treasury to pay the bounties
therein provided for the soldiers.
Grant nor any of his friends thought
of such an excuse when the salary
grab bill which put $4,000 into his
pocket was submitted for his sigma
lure.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18

The trial of August Cribby for
poisoning Peter Bier, at Fulton, was
concluded in the Stark County Court
of Common Pleas last Thursday. The
trial lasted ten days. The jury, after
being out about three hours returned
a verdict of guilty of manslaughter.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18

Our present tariff duties are purpose
ly made obscure, SO that people will
not know how much they are taxed.
A gentleman who understands the
subject has taken the trouble to COM
pute for the Cincinnati Enquirer what
the duties are on few leading articles.
Look at the list:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18
CoDfasration in Port-au-PrInce-4OO
Buildings Earned-Loss S2 100000.

New YORK, March u.-According
to accounts from Port-au- Prince. re-
eeived Yesterday, the Gre which occur
red at that place, February ii. was
still m ore disastrous than the telegraph.
announced. The entire northern por-
ton of the city was swept away by the
flames, Four hundred houses have
! been consumed, and tile loss to proper
ty is estimated at $40 -0,O00. The
property was chiefly owned by foreign
residents. composed of Englishmel,
Hollanders, Germans. Frenchmeh, and
few Americans, and was Insured in
companies in European cities, mostly
Ams!erd i'm, where the loss ial!s very
heavily. No American companies lost
any thing by the fire.
The combustible nature fthe struc-
lures, and the high wind, caused the
flames to spread with great rapidity.
AT times dozen separate fires occur
red. In seven hours from the time of
the breaking out of the fire, space of
about one-half a mile square had been
covered by the flames. BY blowing
up buildings and leaving nothing for
the fire to feed upon, it was finally
stopped. F..
j. Il. Hepburn, American merchant,
lost his life. He had rescued his wife
and children and went back into his
bazar to endeavor to save some of his
goods. While there, he was surround
ed by the flames and was unable to
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18

IT is proposed by the National But
ter and Egg Association to urge the
passage of State laws prohibiting the
adulteration Of butter. They agree to
the employment of coloring substance
whereby the sickly hue of the winter
product of the churn may be given
the rich gold of the genuine Orange
County "gilt edge" but they will have
no lard in theirs.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has beeh
i'm the habit for some time past of
pitching into Mayor johnson, of that
city, very much in the same manner
that it '.goes for" Senator Thurman.
On Thursday last the Democrats of
Cincinnati held their Convention to
nominate city ticket for the coming
election, and among the first things
done after the organization was the
denomination of Mayor johnson by
acclamatiop. The Enquirer folks
should consider themselves as "slight-
ually" snubbed, and learn lesson
theretrOW, 80 .s,;.a ..f AZ.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18
iron boeped band .
AND THE BoNDHoLDER

AND TIE DVNDIIOLDF.ft
On his bonds -. Nothing
BY adding 10 per cent, the amount
of the increase under the act which
has recently passed Congress, the peo-
pie can see how they are robbed for
the benefit OF privileged few.
Could ingenuity go further in sing
ling out those persons the least able TO
bear taxes for oppressive imposition ?
The necessaries Of life are taxed the
highest. hh' s''' i''i"
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escape. His dead body was found
after the fire in well in the rear of
the store.
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.MARRIBD.

EW ELL--SWINEHART.-In Hartville Stark
county on the 1lth inst, by Rev j. Al. Grether
Mr.. Frank Ewell and Miss Harriet Swine
hart, of Sufield. gov, .-.... 81 -...
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18
PUBLIC SALE OE
REAL ESTATE
Ind Personal PROPERTY!

The undersigned. ExecutriX of The last will
and testament OF Loren PEBBLES, deceased. pur
suant 10 the command of an order Of sale issued
by the Court of Probate for the county of Por-
tage and state OF Ohio. will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises Of the late Laren Peebies
deceased, in the northwest part of Charlestown,
Portage county, Ohio, on
Thursday. March 25th. 1875,
AL the real estate beioE cing to The said Loren
!-prbIpS com about
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-18
COAL, COAL. !. +. .

F1ksr CLASS
IUM MP 2S NUT co OAT
which will be delivered on order, ct the Low
EST LIVING RATES
j. Il Ell SLEs..
Office at Belding & Armstrong; Drug store
Raycuna, Dec. 16. 1874. 3a9-Gm
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

Il ILLNNOO N III i IG<II IL III i Il
of the said Loren PEBBLES, deceased. consisting.
IN p:'It o. span OF i'i.tcA heaEy one
Black Mare. four years old: I Bay Mare !
yearling HeiierS. good Dairy Cows 1 two
year Old Heifer, BIooded Bulls, 2two-year<
Old: Moving Machines Hay Fork, > 600 feet
Seasoned Lumber. pair OF Bob Sleds Also. x
large number Of Patent w ater Drawers, patent
ironing Tables. patent Clothes Frames, patent
Boot Jacks. patent Wagon Jacks, lS0 Sap Buck
cts. Sap Pan, Store -TrOughS. from Is to 20 tons
of Hay. about 50 bushels of Corn, about so bush
els OF oats, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE:-On Real Estate one third
cash. and the balance to be paid in three equal
annual payments. with interest to be secured
by mortgage on the premises On personal prop
approved security: under IS 20. cash.
Sale to commence at o o'clock A. NJ.
ALMIRA PEBBLES.
2. II. BEAN Arictioneer.
Ravenna, March 1, 1875. Si0-3w
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1ae ACRES uF LAND!

Well watered, and with good buildings; 60
acres o: which is valuable Timber Land Said
land to be sold in parts or together, as may be
deemed best on day of sale.
Also, at the same time and place, Will sell
at public sale the
, 1875-08-24

Coming Ertnls-fIeporfru C1nFesAfous.
Net ionx, Aug. :3--.sn Augusta (Ga.} spe-
c'a! baya it will require = trial OF prisoners,
Which occurs Oh Monday next. 10 detcrnllne
whether tile negro outbreak wes \ Mot or a
panic. Tho Governor thinks it Was plot. Two
hundred AND fifty bench E:arrauts have been H.
SIZED. Nearly JUU arreAts hnyo been 1uado A.
seadv on other warrants.
Arira1A, Ga, Aug. 23.-Sovcra1 prominent
negroes connected wltd tho troutIoa III counties
brlow hero layo utado confessions. Jake Moor
man, titot Lieutenant OF q negro COMPANY,
teht'lics o1l oath that nineteen countiea were to
ho smbyacel III tile iurl1ri ection. Iaat Friday
was ppt osnttd !os tho urrising. All white men
A'la ugly white "oElun Hero to bo kItici. Pretty
"lltt y o1nan were to bo Hparej, aut tho land
aud spo'ln to ba divided amoug the negroes. Ali
Nlo lave 10 fas confessed testify suGatsntiaiiv
the name ~ Jake Norman.
Gov. smith arrived this evening from Taynes.
bnIo. lie IL determined to prescrEo the peace,
enforce tho la"s. aud DO justice to tho whites
tioy. Smith WAS screna1cd tonight and made
ahrcoch To large cnnrourse OF Eeonie. In
eald there was horIous cauao for apprehension at
lna1lrrectnn III tie disturbed counties. but
owing to tbs s,fnsy and prudons actioa Of tho
whites all danger has passed. Tho rreat
mass OF tue co!oretl peop1o really know uoth,nr
OF tho gravity nnd tausar of tho plot INTO which
ttcy were he'ug led l.. . few bad negroes. He
willis and htsck. should bo protected in their:
tlghta Of Pct1ou ami property, lIe you'd sec TO
It thst poa"o and order and good government
we're .preaorvvd bY riSil enforcement Of
tue lA"s. Tho cour,u we're omen, and
3 yiolatoEs OF tbs peace woniu to tried III pun
!sHcd. There was NJ reason to feRt Any further
infrac;ions of the peaca.
l!o will offer rowa:d uf $500 for tho arrest
OF lieu. Morris, leader III the rocout troubles,
1t IL !oEoited that ,Eorol ulat was killed in
ono nf the conn:Ios. Tlic Governor aays ho will
ollcr ro"AEa for ths arrest Ut tbs uutderars il
tito report proYts corrert.
, 1875-08-24
BY ths Constable. Cites Of xiii tho fo,esen
9erls!" reHo11nded from sbe crox,i, aud tho faT
Brstlsh residents 10 Chinkeang quickly nathercd

BY shs Constable. Giles Of Xiii tho fore.on
devils! reHounded frnm sbe crox,i, aud tho faT
br1siah renldcnts 10 Chinkcang quickly gathered
A. tao Cohsn'atn 70 stan! BY shoir repro
ti1as Hano OF to tho barracks 10 ann-
mon their comrades tu forco aud Mr.. Dabor.
on his pnrt, 8ent in to tho 1Aotal to -
1H!re assistance Matters wcro looking In sha
taht ueRioa uncomloftab.o. waon : military man-
darn rods up, and, ,taiug club frsety among
t'c r'osers. drove thom back from the gates Tho
',enesal commanding tflo t.uops noon afte. A.
ei'Hi and then rosss OF of1lcoys from the
iao:ai' Samcn. alr. t}abor insisted OH hand
!'' "etf the rE.apners to the Attnr. aud induced
n,*h'' atttr sorno dcna1, TO accept tho charge.
@ 5''e - ~! aow began 70 disrarso nndcr the fp.
| n"'hcr " ifl' o:Elats. and order tlan not been
ns".s IT,. i'Gcd. 1t rcmaips to secure tho ade-
q1ate 1'lu'.ia,u:,. Of tho rioters. 10 auote ,ha
"ofaa of .ha North China Ntraid:
r. NC erss;sy 4 s'h e..n. can hardly ~ J., -..u7.d
n ~" H""''et II ugh that IL rullcirn xrsat
hsnH a.. hs s -, atss'. punished with ssrouE
ri.r.t.s ..i.s'l - fEr'T hCXreeslon4. At !
!'sis ahe Ch'fh,ttx @are tie roui:l,uulty Il small
s"le. to." ~ '.,t' aa Awa5s In garrison, To-
t.e .a"" eoHt't!'a'lI iM4s;,5 through. tho rohj.
thh ~'Hld heveF s r.te tts, I,,I ,snt.s, ia 800
"rnt y at.ht t1e ;'s"l' - ear zero fortunately
t's1" al aaaihs: q" RI ltse -, n Tho attstk an
" lf'!sa:e. wtpta tAe a":,r.;.r4 csu n, Inuht.
~ hstt} II iley ll>n*.. 14c I,a.so "br.ysr IN
:ns-t fn*dy aud inliertIntAt n i;.a Of ii. r.cn1
correspondent, writing from Ela4.anx IN rar,.a ~
tne EfettAt al Ar. Htsa Hhtaures npt ~
an1v trs ".h .o' ".ktas ut.;ara II f1osner. house
sHeFnJ guard lutsndlug into tia gruuads ef fursio
h"l'es nh 1he toochow Creek. Feopls du not Tia
n've o. 'M ea~en, " aso tha appearance Of csns
ing heed." 'ronte. HIT they al &, swell tho ".
ert1atr of any.nle anil to ren1sf tbs nece.s,,y fnr
ca'o occurs: an'l It wnu! he we'll taaa Tho nppor-
tufity Of insihtnB that thtnrte sotdera shoufi Ia
kop1 altogether a*ny frou TITO nn.ghbuthood Of Tor.
cign aett+meu.1.
Her Eritnnnic MaJoas5's Consnl a& Shanghai
ais. Meahurht and the Unltat Staten CUt,aul-
General. Mr. Seward, hArn eone up to CAiuke-
any to pscsa tho case. Her Majesly'Y corvette
Ihals aud tito United states cunbost ratos
haso n!A1 gone up. ~ much to afford moral sup
Pars as 10 bs At hand III cAso Of rene,cd out
break. 3!r. Baber who Is opn OF tho oflicera
Illuminated to conduct the iunuan Investigation,
necMs to hase acted with cooIuess and co,,rarn
III the face OF very threatening danger.
, 1875-08-24

GAo Old SILVER Latte Rubber Veteran
At:AriNx tt,c IlAsauHha.

&TEfN0
$t:lrinx tho I<us,uehs.
SJ*r:af Dsanatth tn The Chtca7a f.,b4ne
TORONTO. Aug. 2J.-Ekpt. Cuuton, Of the
steamer Silver Spray. comm; dawn Chats
Lake, nllea from Ana Prior, discovered be7-
rent l5o feot from tho stcampr. 1t is thus de-
scribed by passenger: It's head sppoared
r1nnd, and its uides wero furnished with flns
about III Inches long. On tho back was ser-
rated :idsc OF several inches IN hsight. In ts
th4ckcst pntt 1t appeared about : feet In diam
etur. Tho color of tho back waa a dark brown.
and OF tho nnder sIdo duli gray. Rising out
Of tAe watcs md deacenling asaiE, It formed "a
a'cli about II feet in height aud while siu,.
liar space al,tcnrel to !e between the place it
emorsed from and the Hpol it hal entered on de-
sccndlay, lts tail Was tln. socn. 50 tnat ,ts full
length can only DO approximately estimated. It
n supposed to uo tho BAu,o sorpenl wh,ch uAs
Been last summer.
, 1875-08-24
CHINA.
THE Mof Ar cu1HKKASO-ISaCLr 10 THE ANKLE



TIE aior Ar cutSEEASo-ISsrLr TO THE AhxnI.
-. can cUdsuL.
SHANGHAI, Juno IA riot occurred on tbe
lAth inst. at cAlnkeauy which Has neal Iy hsr!ug
very serious consequences. II originated with
the "brases" Of whom there are largo number
qnArtered outside the city. and who ara uo,ori-
ouslY troublesome to their own couutrymeu ~
we'll ~ to foreigners. Mr. aud Alrs. Colby, tho
United Statcs Consul and his wife, weso rosurn-
ing from II afternoon walk, when lhoy Hsro
much tnnoyed by tho behavior If
aome soldiers. who. not content
with staitng At tue fo:csn lady.
roughly hustled her. at tho samo :ue Using p''st
disgusting language. ua.,'e policeman ~ tue
employ of ehs Foreign Municipality zonsousttst-
el with them and told them II was t!ie american
Consul thsy wero ,,laullIus, hat. 'n.tcai Ut de-
EistinR, they .urnsl upon tns tol'tsu'an aud
beKau 10 maltEsat him. wheu tho Brtush Cpusn.
late ColIst RLa came to the fesct!c Aa helIpd
tuo of the 1oNIles sHd took tAeua 10 tho C0n-
sulasa Eaol uut, they could be couyeuieutIy
LANDED oyar to tue tlil ore authorities. 1T must
bs remembered that al this happruea ln the
Brit sh Coucessiun,) ThtlF comrades thvse-
upon ran Of, cr,lng "To tue 1eacue,"
and m im,neuso AID thl eatening crowd Rapidly
Kathsred round tho Consulate building. Tbs
comrades Of tho ptlaoaots eodeAy1rsd 10 break
10 ths Consulate Rstes, which we1a tsfende1 by
LII. Bsbss. the CoasulG officer Ii ahargs. sud