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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
A Brutal Husband.

New O,leans Bulleiin, May l7,hl
Alexander Givens entered bis dom
! icie at the corner of Laurel and Jose
phine streets, about half-past 4 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, under the in
lluence Of liquor, and proceeded to
smash up the furniture aud everything
within his reach.
His wife and child were in the back
room when he entered the house, and
IN !caring the noise Mrs. e., with
her child year and half ole in her
arms, started through the room for
the purpose Of quieting her husband,
who was carrying on at terrible
rate, and attracting large crowd in
front of the door, when she was met
by Givens who grabbed the infant out
OF her arm, and dashed it Violently on
the floor, with such force that when
the little one was picked up she was
in an insenS;ble condition.
His wife seeing that the child's life
was in imminent danger ran to the
rescue and was set upon by Givens,
who assaulted aud beat her in the
most unmerciful manner. With mur-
der in his heart he repaired to the
kitchen where he armed himself with
al AK and returned to the room where
his wife and child were lying on the
floor insensible. lie then lcvelled bis
ak and struck his wife over the left
eye, iniiicting an ugly wound.
One of the neigLbors seeing that
the unfortunate woman's life WAS in
danger, started after the police. Cor
poral Bijon, who Was several squares
away at the timc, received Information
of the occurrence, and Immediately
repaired 10 the house, but by that
time Givens, who was sober enough
to realize the fact of bis brutal con-
duet, had left the house and succeeded
in making good his escape.
\ surgeon was immediately sum-
moncd, and on examining the cash
over Mrs Given's eye, pronounced it
dangerous but not fatal. The child
is internally injured, and the attending
surgeon could not give an opinion as
tothe probable results of the injuries
received.
Several Of the neighLors remained
in attendance, 10 administer to the
wants of the unfortunate woman and
her child. Givens is well known bv
the police in the Sixth Precinct, and
1t is to be hoped that they will sue
ceed in arrestins him.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
DiScOuraging.

Detroit youth Of thirteen sold fifty pounds
of old iron and a piece of lead pipe lew
days ago and received enough money to carry
out his ong-cheri,hed idea of establishing a
weekly newspaper which should represent
the interests Of every section Of Michigan
He was willing TO commence low down ani
work up, and he established an office IN the
cellar of his fathers house. purchased two
quarts of "pi, hired ms sister as an appren-
tee, and workwas begun on his first number.
The boy had an idea that an independent
Jmrnal would pay tcst, aud his first edition,
which consisted Of seven copies Of sheet
about the size of an envelope. was devoted TO
items of a personal norr.re. IL was rather
family sheet, also, seven Of the eight items i'll
IL beng hits AT his father AMI mother and the
lone one was a bit of advice to his school
teacher. While he was out hunting M adj
ver;ising and soliciting subscribers his father
laid the type away TO shoot cats with, his
mother kIndied the fire with the wooden
press, and when the editor and proprietor
returned lie was'given a woodshed interview
and then welded to tie handle of a lawn
mower. lie was yesterday 'hoilering" over
the alley fence TO one of his friends tina, he
couldn't be crushed out nor frightened OFT the
track by no biood>thirsty mob, 5u. the pros
poets tor Il ncw paper i dubJn,.--Gfiron
Ers. Pg,ys
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
How Farmers Wives Break Down

\ woman tells this story to the
Boston Cultivator, and many can ,es-
tify Of their own knowledge that it is
very sadly true:
can get forty women TO marry
mo, within fifty miles of this village. :
said man to me the other day, but
| can't find Il woman anywhere who
will come and help my wife, and she
is breaking down every day" Yes,
breaking down! Can any one look
in her ashy white face, and not read
the story, written there, of bard work,
in season and out of season? She
has four little girls-thc Oldest six
years, and the Youngest three months.
Her husband keeps six cows, and cul-
tivatea Il farm Of Il hundred acres
employing two hired men to aid him.
Three meals must be cooked daily for
family Of seven, not counting the
baby four children dressed aud cared
for; the milk of six cows attended to,
and butter made, while the weekly
washing and ironing must be accom-
pIiShcd in some way. From four
o'clock in the morning until ten aud
sometimes eleven at night, one pair
of hands and one pair OF feet perform
this labor, and now the tired body
rebels and says: This cannot be
endured"
Let Us tell YOU another case: The
farmer and his wife have three chill
dren, all under eight years. lie en-
ploys two hired men, boarding them,
and keeps eleven cows. \ woman
comes in to do the washing and iron
ing, bat that is all tie assistance the
wife receives, except the few steps her
children can save her. She must rise
at four o'clock and prepare breakfast,
50 that her husband and the hands
can be in the moving field By five.
Every G;hcr day, however, one Of the
hired men remains TO do the churning
for her ; but this favor vas not allow
cd her until she bad threatened 20 call
in the doctor, to declare to her hus-
band her inability to do such hard
work. Then it was reluctantly Con-
ceded, although two forty-poun,l fir
kins of butter were packed each week
for our farmer prides himself upon his
herd of cOws-pure blood Alderneys
and sells his butter at the highest
rates, carefully dopositing its proceeds
III the banks, and rarely giving his wife
so much as five dollar bill of it.
His last injunction to the "hands "
as he departs to the field is A: "John,
come just as quick as you can. Don't
let Mrs. NJ. keep you for anything
else. Hay can't wait for woman's
work" There are dishes to wash,
milk to skim, pans to scald, beds to
make, children to dress, baby to nurse,
rooms to sweep ard dinner TO cook
over the boiling hot stove-and one
woman to do it all!
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
From Poucroys Democrat.
UISTS.
By RtTu TUE CLEANER.

Oh, my darling, my own,
There's = sad urdc-inpc
Wells up through The sunshinc today,
And n mist, like a dream,
Trenble. over The aicam--
The glcam that illumines Our way.
There are ,houghts evcrmorc,
Whose lancnt> dash the shore,
With a trcless meaning and strife;
There are >now-llakcS of gloom
Broodiug over the bluum--
The vanishing bloom OF my life.
There is Iovc>lght and mirrh
That the spring-tIme of earth
Brings back ike lost dream from Heaven
I'ut the ml>ts, ever new,
Hide the sky's liquid blue,
~ twilight approaches lies even.
And feel, one by one,
As the yO;s> creep along.
The blossoms - fragrant and fair,
Which we both gathered here
With a smile and d tear,
Will soon bc eternity care.
Could we 20 hand in Land
To that bright mystic land,
With the old love stll tiutering near,
And find that zen death
Could not scvera breath
or the JOY or glory 80 GcTr--
Bat alore-all alone
Oh, my darling. my own!
How could e'cr whisper goodbye!
NO-l'll jl>t pray to God
That one green. grassy sod
May cover It's bUlh when We die,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
Assassination in MaIeng0 County ,
Alabama.

Letter to the Meridian Merrury.J
MARENGo Co, ALA, May l2, 1876.
"A most airocious murder was com.
miited on the 10Th inst, in Linden, in
Marcngo, and shocked the entire CON-
munity. James T. Harrison, county
Treasurer, on the 10Th inst, shot S.
Ii. Bartlett, the Register in Chancery.
in the back with load Of buck-shot.
without previous threat or warning.
Bartlett was in the Registers Office
attending TO bis business. The news
here is ihat Bartlett died last night.
lie was from Petersburg, Va; was a
great grandson Of Josiah Bartlett, q
sisner Of the Declaration of Indepen-
dcncc, AMI was 4 young lawyer Of
fair abilities and good character.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27


One reason for nominating Brstow
is, that it would fairly compel several
influential journals, which are now
/ hoping and expecting Ia support the
s.. Louis nominee, TO reconsider
The sun, for instancc.-SpT,HqhrH
H'y"biic"a.
Very good. Let our Springfield
contemporary 20 ahead ard Eominacl
Mr.. Eri>tow. if it can: and let the
Democrats, un the other hand, nomi-
nate Samuel !. TiIdcn. and then hon
est men need not feel much ANXIETY,
because, whichever is elected, we may
count Oh having very good Prc9i-
dent.
OF course we shoaId reconsider at
once after Dri,tow's nomination. That
is the right thing to do at Every in.-
portant crisis. For the present, how
ever, the effort TO get each party ~
nominate a irst-c.aSs candidate will
suffice. When that is accomplished,
everybody can stop and reconsider,
and determine what To do neat.
For our own part, however, we,
fear that no reconsideration will enable.
us to give support TO the Republican,
party, no matter h0w good lis candi-
dates 1t L. too far lost in corruption
to be saved even by vigorous man
Of good intentions, like Bri>.Ow. No
party ought TO be KEEP, in power for
ever and it would iiMrc been a great
thing for the country il the RepubIi-
cans had hecn turned out four years
ago, fcI'rja cSt C0l7h0gp is a pretty
good motto for lII6.-Netc Io"k
S..r
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
Blessed are the Peace Makers.

A quarrel Of fifteen years standing be-
tween TWO brothers, Horace Maine and Amasa
VI. Maine % serious thai they have Hm spoken
TO each other during all that time, wa. settled
recently in Norwich, Connecticut, 10y the IN
iervention ui Judge Foster. i sriit brou:L.,
by Horace 10 recover S2.jOU from his ISother
for SANDER was pending. The evidence was
all Iva anl the lawyers Were al.out to .slIm
up when the Judge called the plaintiff and
defendant aside, and after a consultation,
during which the three mingled tlleir tears,
il was agreed that the matter should be re-
ierred to the lawyers and the Judge But!,
br.thers finally signed an a!reemen, To end
the suit where it was and also To drop other
suits thar were pending between them and
live as brothers should
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

REMARKABLE EscAPE.-I.ast even
ing as the incoming train was near
Stoner's nursery running at ful! speed
some object was noticed on the track,
when the engineer whislled down
brakes " and reversed his engine, but
not in time to prevent the locomotive,
eight or ten cars and one Of tho
coaches from passing over the object.
Conductor Thorn sprang from the
cars as soon rs possible, ran to the
place and pulled from beneath tic
second coach little negro child. 1t
was lying on tie track, inside the
rail and nearly touching it, and,
strange to say, escaped with slight
confusion on the side of the head
.Arcreport Times, AN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
Troops are Placed at the Disposal
of the Authorities.

The Louisiana troubles were under
discussion in the Cabinet to-day. Tho
President read telegram from acting
Governor Antoine 10 Governor Kel-
logg, now here The result is that
General Augur is instructed, Oh tho
re1uisii;on Of the Governor, saying
that the local authorities are unable
to preserve order. 10 give such aid as
he deems necessary 10 prevent blood
Hh"d-I'aShinJ'oa Press Tci,yJun,,
1917.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

Barnum's request that the various city au-
,lor,ies Will cooperate with him to make his
show WORTHY of the centennial year has been
molly responded to in Worcester. The al.
thor,ies have placed his license at $3.50, and
stand ready to double il rather than be consid.
cred mean IICrcfsicr Press.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

4 great many young men in this city seem
to preserve their heaita just by breathing the
atmosphere OF the c0rre. drug for two
or three houss every evening --Ec, etigt
l,Jrs
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
=. W. ITM,
BARBER d. HAIR DRESSER

TASmosed into his new shop on Lousc
street, 'ne door north of W. l.. Jones
.,1se SoyviIle, and provided with all kinds OF
crx,, ies cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
,,tor ,s,e satisfactory execution Of all work in
nj. .t,,r. and respectfully solici,s the pa
roman, a The public. lie can shave, dye,
sLamnos. .nd trim II gentleman up in any
s,vIe a,,s also keeps fancy toilet articles
ON hand "a, a, rommodate the ladies'.
June Z. .d4y.5 tt
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
IOEIN G.. HANLEY.

u late OF Jacob SchaIier, Yicksburg, MiSsis
sippi. Gun Maker and Repairer OF all kinds
of Fire Arms al shortest notice All work
fully warranted Shop AT Hook and Ladder
building. Delta, La. Keys fitted to all kinds
of locks Dec. 4. lS75.-6m.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

America is a great country, but no
system can last which would give
Jesus and Judas precisely the Sang
vplc yn public "cjd"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

The past and future are yelled but
the past wears the widows veil, The
future the virgin 'a.-R Ri"hfcr
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CHARLss II. MoRRrsoS, WILLIAM W. FARMER
MORRISON & FARMER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Monroe, Louisiana,
Will personally attend the terms Of
the District Court at Rayvillc, Rich
land Parish, WinnSborough, Franklin
Parish, and Bas,rop, Morchouse Par
ish. Special contracts can be made
with them TO attend to succession
cases in the Parish Courts. They
will take claims for collection in any
parish in Louisiana, with the privi-
lcge of managing same in connection
with resident attorneys, and will at
tend to business in the State and Uni
ted States Land Offices.
They also practice in the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana and in the United
States. jan. |, lSIG.-ly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

The Great C,klown"-The mercllan,
who doesn't advertise. Aud Blaine nccdn'.
a. afraid ri ham. ."i'lcr-.N,rlis,o,rH GsroLT
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted al tie ratio Of fl.b0 Ief
square for the first Insertion AMI IS cents for EACH
subsequent one. Ten lines icss constitute
square.
ts- Professional Car,-, 1900 per a .am; foe
six months. fla. so in advance
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27
WOolen Ware. etc. sic.

A COMPLETE stock. CONSISTING "a. part OF
~ Brooms, Bueis<s:
Matches. Bra.hes;
Spices, Shot:
Caps, Powdcc.
Ia shor; e, egy y,i,ing usuSriy espt a first
class r>iti,i i>i,.mcui can be- inruri ~
,lccI% LhNEIN \ ETCLr>gAN :.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

PURE IMPROVED PEsLh r SEED.
These seed age fron, Cot L. \. Camrl'ells :
piaaiStjon, ga Silver Crock, aud we ave
been seIlis>g ;i,e hi2ls class bright Cotton at
I.i TO i.c l.er Corsd all this season. Price
81 per Lp,hel or $50 per ton.
LANKtN & EGiCIESTON.
Nick.b Mis- Mscci, I-ssm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-05-27

"Said she, Mr.. -, feel as if shogId
faint Haven't you got some camphor ora
little whIsky! And as sure as you live she
did faint right away there-right down in
trout ol the iire-box-rght on top Of me- The
lire man and conductor came in and took her
back 10 her mother, and the fireman had to
run the train down t. White Haven"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-18
The Nattoaal Repahlicaa Gem
mlttse Meets.
And Will Again Assemble July
Sth for Pernaseat
OrgaAisatiea.


CINeINNAT1, June 17.-Rooms Of
the republican national committee,
Cincinnati, June 18th.
To TIE Members Of tie Rep.5lican
National COnaDaitsee:
Pursuant to notice given BY the
president Of the convention, . meeting
Of the shove committee VS. held Il
the Burnett house q sewn and one
halt O'Clock this evening. II was
voted to meet It ths Continental
hatsl Philadclphia, on Saturday,
July 6th, q one O'Clock p. =. Tor per-
asnest csgsnisatioa. in tn mean
tisIs cosamnaieations ~ d eoamit-
- may e addressed ID ths under
sioa ID WsshiAeioa who uilt per
fnsa any ascs - duties until the
sssseisg of ~ oo.nities, but res.
flslty dsalinss ! rs-sleotioa % eco
.reaary.
lSiGned, E. CsAsDlxa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-18

here. Blaine's friends vefs very nu-
,nerons and confident, hIt generally
agree thsi ths choice df the cosveo-
lion was both fortunate and vise.
Persons Of liberal tcnoencies accept ii
- fully meeting their wishes.
so1AEaAL sATisYACrIoN.7-ss
CpIcAoo, June l7-Reports ffpm
various pOisss, boah ess, md west,
ahoy .thsA The noniss.ioa d Hayss
sd IAssssrA Assss 0ssssal sasiaf flslAl.e
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-18
BILLIARDS.

Slosson made the e1traordinafyrN
sf all points in his billiard natsA
With GARNER last night, but bcconiag
nsryous, subsequently, lost the ga.e.
4 FATAL wRKcK. Il
C1ARLEsroN, s. c., June 17.-A
special train ca the Anderson b-sach
a ~ Gresaville. + Colsabis R r.
vss vsssAsd ksssighs - : broken
- s1Hl lI s, 3rsaAss end
t0s lsaia Aaads, - only persons on
sihe tr1in, Nsrs is0ssntly killed..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-18
It stopped the Coagh and Saved
TIE Chf1d.

4 We have recently AaA occasion To try the VII
the Of Hslee cos9h CORDIAL In our fsmiiy. 4
glitile son, sick With ths prevailing fever, wAs
gavs him DO rssts AgAl or Day. Ne hAys Asais,
faith tn ",satsans 0edictass, aud seldom muc6 q
try thea; but somsthiay had TO b. done. ~ IN
coastaAi coa4h prevented hts fvcovsry. Wsfscs
e0s1ingIy procured bottle Of the Cordial from
tho eAycafis, and commsuced ia use accsrdlng To
dire tyo -. Ths effect Vas marked from the very
ART, and ths child thai night enjoyed ref seh
Ing sleeR: and by the nsxt night there wss scarce
vessiYe ofthc coayh LEFT. II this IL . fair sam
pie Il whst ihe medicine will do. tts growth In
-pspslAFsiy " net 10 Be Wondered A. -1ss&~A~fs
Frss Prses.
Sold and warranted nv Mills d :.nrdy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-18
ClIMI..
INDICTED.

INNiCIED.
WAsHIreros, June The grand
jury hss indicted Richard Harring,o on
Eand Arthur B. WilIisms for bribery
ID receiying money Cd various occa
sions.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-18
|eslAeat Grsnt Tenders His
Congratulations to His
Saccssssr that h
to -.
9 Coanittea Notifies Hayes
Of His Nsslinatioa.
4 He Accepts the Action Of
the BsDa1lican Cos-.
ventien.

a,cAao, tsne 1.-THE Chicago
ming Joarnal = giving : sketch
he life Of aNrs Hayes concludes
the saserttssasAat The responsi-
ies Of tho chief nagistrscy Of the
ablic could not fall npon 1 nahler
safer mon ,hsn Ka.herford b.
|es. Ths sans 10y 80 raid ofthe
in.,ion Of Mr.. Wheeler for vice
ident, whose names gives decided
hg,h to the ticket 10 this city and
pity, where the presidential pre-
noes Of republicans were divided
veco Blaine AssA Bristow. The
inations wers received With quiet
faction asd chserful anQsiesneocs,
th gSes 10 shov tkas III friends
righ, in claiming that NJ. IA, -
gh noboly'sg st (ojeei sHas
ybody : secood choice.
he Pos. and Nail ssys thst vbjlc
west were a. pu d = I'D. u the
70 OOMtUSSe Dsosuo ~ reotiy
ers Hayes to any -d tho other
idates and will give him The sane
ial united support il would have
the fayeeite. la view Of the
slec,ioM leia,hs bomin.tioa j.
picuous NDiclssa and Will cslI
all efshss isdsp qnAent vote.
value Of Whcelcr's name cannot
/ pyer estimated. aud under two
leaders victory is secure.
Nkw YORK.
wv YokK, June i7.-Ths Eve
Pos, congr.'ulates republicans
,eir work Yesterday in ss..aping.
the fAtAi error into which they
/ in DAGGER Or Jai!ing up TO the
/ moment Republican, leaders
4 give TO Hayes h-srt,er and more
ID suppor. than to any Que else
Re the conventions.
c Express (democr.tic) says the
nations made 1t Cincinnati are
\ tied TO be aeespectAble in their
\ tcter and men with some ex.
4 noe 10 civil service.
caking Of the 81. Louis conven-
tho same paper says: The Sc
pn Of western man and gov-
BY republicans may lead to ,be
pe Of governos ard demoosss
tho west with . vice president
east.
THE PAc1rlc COAST
N FRAscIsco, June l7.-The
|s ring Call saga tho nomination oi
8 will consolidate the republican
s !. His reputation is mos, i'm
u nable.
!. Chronicle calls the ticket
6. Repablic.ns now will carry
"A cad weight through the canvass,
u . Atlas oommenis are similar.
b ere is considerable disappoint,
d among republicans thst Blaine
y dominated, but NO dissatisfaction
d Hsyss, Who is, next 10 Blaine.
II popular h. n nomination gives
.rsal sasisfsct,on.
n cRAx1 70 RAYss.
AsHIxarox, Juus Ptssides,
At sent til ioll TT ssaaeram tt
Hayes taasd sssly sos. a.
pt Of ~ asvs n - Cinaiia ill 4
EsDornvs III MAnsIox
W.shia 80 n, 1876.
Cor. bves, sG,,Jls "
io..
congratulate yoa and fssl r.
es, assara.sce, ihaA yos viii =
my present position from the I'll
arch next.
ned, U. s. GaANr.
THE xExs II HEAPHIs F'..s,,s
snrnIs, June l7.-Ths sosins :
of Hayes and Whceie, thougl
~ ely unexpected, NA1 we'll receive'
i,publicans.- Democrats gcnersll
I'D II ~ inearing the Dominatio
ldcn.
m ILLINOIS HE%1D saoa.
JINcY, Ills, June l7.-Cinoinna,
Ia
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-rxR ruaKlsa AasAsslN,

- -IU0AAaosstA Ao0AD0ANs
Lorpox, JUNG l7.-Dispa.ches
sssao that Hsssan, the Turkish assas-
sin, intended to Kill Avni PsshA oaly.
Hsssan vas known - devoted fol.
lower Of tho late SULTAN and was for
merly aids. Dc camp 70 his son KusssA
Who is seprcseated - attempting .
military revolution.
AnIcABLE OFFERING.
BERLis, Juno IT, Montenegrins,
Wishing 10 prevent rcvictuAlling of
Nicsic, Makhtar P.shs remains in.
active 10 afford time for negotiations.
Baron R.dick has agsis besn 70 Sui
terina to4-uEge tho iasurgents 10
accept armistice.
THE PRINCE Is DANGER.
BELasADE, june 1.-THE Servian
govsmment's decision in favor Of
peace is opposed to the wishes Of the
whole people. The position Of affairs
y beooaaiag dssgessas fer Pf.ace
Ailsn.
INSUFFICIENT.
CossrAHrISorLs, June 1.-THE
Porte has decided to complain Of
Austris for continuing to silow 10
surgents volunteers to cross into
Turkey.
The sentence Of the court martial
II SAlonica condemning the governor
Of that city to ooe years suspension
from oflsce and thsss Turkish o6ceu
- forty Ave d.y1 inprisoament ms
besa 81 asids y insul6cieat, On tho
rsprssss1saiss q rsssoe asd Gss-
many. The parties viii b tried ~
Coossansinopss on charges Of l.ck Of
seergy and foresight.
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