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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-27
Letter from Hon. 9. !. Faulkner.

As tho Republican papers Of the
State have bsen trying to mako poli,i.
cal capital out Of some remarks made
by Hen. Charles Faulkner in speech
at Clarksburg a few days before the
election, NO print below bis letter,
stating What be did say. lie claim.
the right Of Congress to determine
whether the electoral vote Of State
shall DO cast. where fraud is clearly
shown and il this ia treason. as is
claimed by some Of the Republi.
,c'n papers. then the editors Of
the New York Tribune, rhila.
dslphia Tins. Chicago Tribune
with many other Republican editors,
are also guilty Of treason for they
har, all declared for the right Of Con-
gress to inquire iuto fraudulent votes.
So has Ben Butler, 1'rumbull. Cover
nor Curtain. and many other able law
yers Of the North:
GRARros, Nov. 4, 1876.
Editors Rtgiter:
l have seen in the Wheeling lnteRi-
sencer Of this morning the telegram
from Clarksburg, purpOr.ing to giye a
declaration made by me in my speech
10 the Court House Of that county last
night. The telegram is substantially
correct. except in two particulars:
l. I did not assume TO speak for my
colleague. Mr. Wilson, or say what he
would DO. lie was on the platform
near me, and after announcing the
course which | should feel it my duty
to pursue rs one Of the Representa-.
tives of'thepeople, il the facts before
mo should warrant such action, |
turned to Colonel Wilson and expressed
The hope that he would concur aud act
With me.
9. The course indicated by me was
not "rey evolutionary" but in strict &c.
eordance with the twenty-second joint
rule Of the Senate aud House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes, AID in accordance with q
right secured to me by the Constitution
Of the United States as = member Of
tue Ilous, Of Representatives. to refuse
my VOC to the couat Of tho electora!
returns Of any State which l had just
reason to believe had been procured by
FRAUD or MILITARY violence. 1t might
with equal prcpriety be charged that il,
d u member Of the House. | voted for
articles Of impeachment agsins, Ptosi.
dent Grant, It would be revolutionary
II this 10 revolution or treason. let tho
Republicans mako tho most Of it.
Yours, G. J. FAULKNER.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-27
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Stolen-From Cumberland. Nd on the
18th OF November, 1876, one Horse and
Buegy-Buggy Patent Buck Wagon, Rub.
Der Top, made at Fieedonia, n. Y. Horse
perfectly white, skin and all, IS bands high,
0 years old, hind legs little sweIled, long
tail.-The supposed thlefisa nan abou, IS
years old. has lost his left hand, but wears
An artificial one sometimes. 10 well known
20 the people Of Lewis, Braxton, Webster
and Berkeley counties, " Val will give
the above reward foe biz arrest and confne-
ment In jail, and the Horse and Bdegy, or
S3S for each, or either the Horse t,r iiurEy.
HANSON WILSON
ja- Any information can DO left at The
Democrat ofice, Weston, or 81. Charles
Hotel, Cisrks3urg.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-27
TIVE 'tF)g'Rk5
MsMAns MoSesMsev ri
THE SITUATION.

We oil remain in doubt az to whom
The s,unt will sustain. Why is this
so7 The ANSWER is simple aud easily
given. 1t is this: Parties do not
say wha, they mean, nor mean wha.
sh4y say" The declaration comes
from all quarters that Justice shall be
done" II this vas meant. we would
know that Tilden carried Louisiana
and Florida BY large uJori,ies. and
probably Sou III Carolina: for oil cou.
cedc no has largo majority Of the
vo,a cast in the two forine. States.
Whilst this is 20. tho forco Of i. is to
be removed BY the allegation that al
did not get to vote because Of fraud
and intimidation" The Returning
Boards have power. therefore. to reject
rs many votes as were cast At any pro-
cinct where such state Of affairs OK.
listed; therefore tho number to be re-
jected depends upon the number o
precincts at which there was fraud and
intimidation pracGeed; aud this de-
ponds upon how many affiayi.s Of ir'
responsible persons can be procured to
that effect. Wherever this can be
done tho Board can reject. Will il
not be done? Who doubts It! Coun'
ter atidavits would amount to nothing
because they would come from Demo
Gratis, either white or black, aud would
not DO entitled to credit before 4 Board
that 10 determined to act unfairly
Justice can only be done by excluding
n sufficient number of votes from the
majorities to give those States to Hays.
Anything elsc would not be justice.
according to their theory.
Governor Hayes says be would ra.h'
Ar DO counted out BY fraud than counted
in BY fraud. Does be "ncan what he
says" when be knows be has to be
ssuu,ed in BY excluding = part Of the
three hundred thousand votes from
Tilden'' msjori.y1
The counting Of the sote IN Louisi'
ana and South Carolina has comnen.
csd and the course OF The Returning
Board. 80 far. has not BEEN OF th,i
character. to inspire any one With The
belief they intend doing justice tt
Tilden. Tho Governor Of rlorid'
claims the right to eouut the vote o
that State. not only for tho Presideu
iial ticket, hut to determine whether
he ia himself reelected Governor
The majority Of the Returning BOsrt
Of Florida, i. is said. are honest men,
houce tho desire Of the Governor ant
his advisors, to exclude them. Thi
Is the way tboy intend doing justice
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
Rusrdnoi(&e Nunof&au.

Der Starm. Der am l2. Rdrs ibsr
@eiteurOpa oabinieste, bat allerwdrts eiuen
in.msnien S&aben anseu&tet, ben man
mad Vsilltonen abi@dtt. Mus Norofrants
reid. SelSien. pom Rbeiu. 9olIanb, geies
berbeati3Ianb uOn dbsralI tieiel6su Ra@;
riaten: nmseltarste, sebrodens sird.
.biirms. sertrammerte Ssamins, setnidte
Obj. anb @albbaume ,a 1auienosn uno
aber Tauieabeu. nieberseleste Eslesrapbeus
lsituussu, Oeripdtste Giieababa,ass uno
Ssl. mebr Ois rubiseu. iaiuen GlaNe mars
fen Dossa wie cine tobenbe See. aeioe.
Rns au4 ptese Weni&enlebeH bel Dem lln'
wetttr perIsrea sesaasea aab Gauienbe
msbr csr weuissr i9ww bei&1sist wer'
ben. S8E UnHsu ssta!i& bier tn bs'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Oeutl9lano 1T bic gntwertbung oeS Sils
bers in Golse bsr @dnjreform pom GROCER
gebeutuns. sobalb ndmli@ bic seiesli@
uorsei@riebeue an3abl pou neuen Silbsrs
min,en ber Marswdbruns ausseprdst iein
wirb, muB ber Rea alter Silberu,iu5en
berGbalerwdbruns auber Ours seiest, einses
idmoI3en unb ais RobHlber uertauft mers
ben. Die alten Silbermin;en unb aud
bic pom 8ei@e anertaunteu 6iterrei@iiden
Gbaler werben su benz sase uou l5a Yio.
Sil'er-l Pio. @Olb einsel0if, wdbreno
silber sesenwdrtis erbebIi& weuiser gilt
uno iosar nod INNER mebr i'm preiie fdut
Der babur9 entitsbsnSe 8srIuf pirb auf
Millionen SbuIsr seiddst.
Mus,guslanb mir, beridtet, baB
bas fir grobebobrunsen gum enslii@ fran:
s6fi@ unterieeii@en Tunnel erforoerli9e
capital raid sesei&net uirO, Die frans
sSIide geieaidaft uerfist bereits Iber
suei gsillionen 5raues. bic 9dlfte Der nd:
tbissn Summe, unb bic enslii@e @eiells
i@aft pirb, peuu iie es ui9t idon 1T. bod
unsweifelbaft in tir,eiter 3eit I'M 8eFs Il:
ner slei&en Sumue iein, 70 bab bemrd@it
nit ben Vorarbeiten besonnen weroen Tam.
Die f@eintiif Is Die abR9t Ses
neren itaIienii9en Miniieriums ben Gul:
turtan,pf etwas eaersii@er ;u betreibeu.
.uenisaeus Sas 1T Der Sinn 6es prosram:
mes, nit benz bic 9errn uor bic 4ammern
setreten iinS. Die Resieruns ueripri&t
bic beiiebenSen @eiese i@ueu su uOlitrst:
ten. bebdlt F4 aber uor, benz parlamsut
Sori@ldse Sur beTru si&eruns be,' Sc
u.hensfreibsit unS @eseluns Der germaI>
tuna bes air&eneisentbums ;u MAIDEN, b.
+. in beuti@ aberiest, bic aatbrliten iolIen
rpeniser 5rei9eit erIauseu uuo bic Ieeten
Rir9ensiter aud nod uerida@ert ruerbsu.
&lar ipriat bas Miniiterium feline
NbF9t bur9 folsenbe Borte aus: Oeuti@:
Lamb wsrbe finben, oaB bic 2anoespolitit
StaIisns i6m bslisn ,uirS, ieinen Gulturs
tampi trditis fOrtsuiibren, Oenn oas italie'
nii9e Rabinst per6e IN Der &ir1snf :ags
cine sntidiebene Steuuns einnsbmem. gs
werSe bic auswdrtise Yolitit in Stalien I'M:
uerdnbsrt lai1en, ,u 0auie absr eine libes
ralere otidtuns eini9lasen.
Die 3ufdnSe in NerieO wer:
ben pom Gag ,u Gag i&0ner. aus SrOwnss
uiqe tommt elm Eelesramm, Sas beri@tet,
baB Der 9ene.aI 2abarra an bic &aufsute
uon Natamoras Der Beiebl erseben lieB,
$500. 900 ,u besablen, bamit er feline Irup:
pen lSbnsn anb bic Stabt befeitiseu tonne.
Rebrere 9anbeIsberru ble@ten. anSere wei:
serten ii@, uurben ieitssnommen u. ibneu
cine Summe iirirt, bic ie DOR ibrer 6rei'
laHuus ;u be,ablen bdttsn. Die amerisa'
nii9sn 2auFeute betbeilisten iid on be.
Sei9nuns, riefen aber ben Sdus oes amss
xitanii4en GoniuIs an. Nls Side.bsi,
uerben ben 9aubslsberrn Soui9u!euer'
i9reiburssn Sesebsn.-Oie &ebellen MOS
den Gorti9ritte, am IL. uabmsn fe Sa'
lappa unb am Is. uuroe Iber Ssra Cru,
Der Selaserunss;uitano uerbdnst. an be-
@ren,e bel Brownsville erwartet man ieoer
Gag einsn aampf ;wii@sn ben @ens'
rdlen Qabarra un6 Soleoo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
@on8re6UrrbanoiuaeeR
Senat.


+ Senat.
Die Borlase iber Yonpese wurbe, mad
benz Der Yrdiibsnt bes Ausidunes erldu:
terube Bemertunsen se,na&t bate, anses
nommen bebSleid en- Der gntwurf. welder
ben Brdioenten ermd@tist, ben Bunbes:
ri4ter @ilion Neganblef pom meitli:
@en Besirt uon Yennipluanien 2rdutli@:
teit balber in 8ubeitanb su usrietsn. Der
geiesantras iibsr bas 3dblen bes Sotums
flr ben Erdfbenten unb 8iee: Prdiioenten
uur6e nod ablebnuns mebrerer 3uidse
sbenfaus ansenommen. Otn gerbsiTes
runss santrdsen oes ilisunssausi4uiies.
uel9e Die Wieosreiniesuns ber pom !0auie
seitri@enen @ewi0isunsen be;uedtsn.
murbe 3useitimmt uno Sann bic 0orlase
nit IS 8esen II Stimmen ansenommen.
Observation-Disclosures @.
Der Gntwuri. peIder se2. 900 fir got.
tarten nadbewillist, wurbe ansen ommeu
Der gorilstnbe bes Suiti;ausiduiIss,
bradte bic Smpeodmentartitel sesen Bel:
tnap Elm. Disielbsn Hagen SsItuap an !:
gritens, 6aB er am 8. October 1870
peripro9en babe, Caleb g. Marib gum
0arniions bdnbler in fort cid su ernens
nen, bab Ct am 10. October 1870, Ma@:
benz ber Contract 3wii9en Narib u. Sobn
6. guons sei@Io1en mar. Iettsren auf
Weraulahuns bes eriteren gum @aniions:
bdnbler in Sort StiQ ernaxnte, mofir er
am 2. Nopember ron Warib $500 erbielt,
bab er pom oieier Seit al Elm games Sabr
binbur4 etwa oQe brei Nonate $500 pom
Mari@ erbieIt, uobur9 ii9 Dsltnap. mel.
der Sur 3eit RrieSsieeretdr mar, i@merer
Verb'e@en uab Amtspsrseben iaulbis
u,a&te. .r
3weiteus. baB er am 4. Nouember 1873
ia un9eiebli@er Neiie 81 500 uon Marib
unter Der Beoin9uns annabm. @uans lei.
ner Soften ais @arniiousbdnbIer in Sort
Sia ,u belaiIen. t#n
Orsttens, pap goanS. ue:1er Den po:
yen l!a 8: s."es a Vosn.'0nspamOasss IN go!'
ten M.Iruons Ria ann, . spSr, ,s5a
inne bate. fir bieis Grnenuuna uno
fiir bic 8eIaiiuus ieiner GOnesi.
iion Narib bic Summe pon $l2, 900 unS
anBe.1.m 1: SI "ua S'0Bs SuMa.n "ss.'s'iaeT: s n
fnon G nom wsarib Sie SssIite srb;eit,
Ger ni.rte Mrti,.I fasrt ~ r.r,b;.,.r.
same an. in beneu Welfnop 9.IS erbuIt.m.
Ser finite Nrtit.l oibt nod einmol Sic
Summen an, ,uel&e Rarlb pon guans
flr feline ernennuns e1bielt. un6 bei4ul:
osst us!!nap 9on ausn olslen umltanoen
@ & vss' vv,' 80" Ta' .s".
FIR onoenou,men ~ BADEN. Sas er guaus
ieinen poiten ole @ariio onsbdn6ler in Sort
Sia bslieB.
Oas Document i@lisBt NIT Der Grsla'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28

New Orleans, Dec. 2S-The senate
Investigating cospmittee re-examined
.snm'l MeEnery and il was dec iilcd
aot to admit statements made by
others 10 the witness.
Mr. saul~berry examined him at
great lenal!+-sHgthe Canvass III Ouchi-
Ia aud on the reasons Of The colored
pepple's detection from republicanism,
They were generally the same as al
ready given in testimony. Many et
the negroes voluntarily joined demo
cratic clubs, some Of winch were en-
tffefy 6i cufored men and they were
promised proIec'Ion, however, they
voted.
The f4lmbllcans had generally voted
At one poll in parish, thus reducing
majofl'iea at other polls and The latter
were thcn thrown ont bv the return.
lug board
Wnodleigh,s sllh-enminille1 Ii e1- CON.
silered the East Baton Rouge eyi-
denee. AleNan1er Gilbert, coiorei,
testified tha. armed bodies Of men
styled bull dQzcrs or regulators. rode
on the public roads nights and visited
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN,
NEWSPAPER AnyIfE.

y cay sIsE bN NhN ~
yIandon Dec. 2s-The Pail MAlii
Gazette says telegrams on the cas-
tern qlestions are misleading and
warns it's readers DOT to believe dis
.na.shes about the British a,nhassa
dor's return, the Marquis Of saisbury's
ultimatum and the departure OF the
English hae'c from Turkish waters,
and etc. |, says Besika Bay is no
place for large ships at this season
md the Marquis Of salsburys business
with ne Snltan yesterday was not
to present proposals Of a conlrence MS
IN uititnstum. The ialk Of the
armament of Russia aud England
goes to far if its held to signify. that
England will impose Russian de-
nands on the porte for The sake of
peace. We may wish 10 see their
proposals accepted. If refused we
will not quarrel with.Port hut watch
the outcome OF the refusal with q
steady uirw, foe the protection Of our
own interests in the world.
THE GOETHE wREtKEp.
London Dec. as The Western &
Brazilian telegraph Co. furnishes the
following: The steamer Goethe has
been wrecked on Labas Island off
MaIaanado, Uraguay, A dispatch
from Montevideo to Reuters tele-
graph Co. says: All the Goe,hes
passengers and crew are saved.
STEAMER AGROUND.
A dispatch received here announ-
ces that the Hamburg steamer
F'ranconia has grounded 1T Collmar
on Elhe ans is in bad position il
the ice. Assistance has been sent.
MERE MockERY.
A dispatch from Moscow says the
/ Gazette declares the new Turkish con-
stitution a mere mockery Of powers
Ii adds that the only way Of improv
ing the condition OF christians i,
4 Turkey is an efficacious occupatio,
and granting to christians the righ
TO carry arms or depri, ing mussul
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
caEiSKt MEIrISua

.
the Hnngatian'hnance minister, Count +
Andrassy, Austrian minister Of war
and furcign sifairs, and the imperial /
finance minister will be present al the
cabinet meeting which is to be held
to-dsy~on theesstera qacsiion. Tie
first three came to Vienna expressly.
to attend The meetirig- Although
Lord Salisbury has visited the sultan
to press proposals Of conference upon
him, prevalent opinion ia CONSTANT
uople seems to bc that The Portc will
not accept the proposals,
The Times, in leader, discussing
the proposals says the agreement be-
tween Russia and England denies that
ever should there. be change OF de.
tails, the MIN lines will remain fixed.
\ Pines Nienla dispatch reports
tha. Gen Nikinim nj a review held
on taxing command Of the Seryisl
afmv said: IN a weeks time ycu
viii have an OPP pfcrluni,y 10 prove
your courage before the enemy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
T e LE GRAPHIC.
A O'clock. p. m.
CONGRESSIONAL.
A Number Of New Bills Intro
duced In the House.
Congressional.
Congressional

HOUSE.
Washington Dec as.-The follow
ing bills were introduced and re-
ferred;
BY Mr.. Hooker, for the improve
ment Of Pearl, and Pre.cagoula riv-
ers, Miss,
BY Mr.. Douglass, authorizing the
commissioners of the Freednaus Sa
wings and Trust Company to buy Ger
tain real estate.
By Mr.. Fun, authorizing The pur
chase of gold dust and bullion at ,hs
assay Off e at Boise City,
The house then adjourned.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
LOUISIANA.
The 1nvestigation

SENATE enMNIrTEK.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28

The Investigation of the Oregon
Matter to begin To morrow.
MISCELLANEOUS


MISCELLANEOUS
OBITUARY.
sSt-w ! orlk, bee. - TX Senator
James W. Nyc, of Nevada, died at
White Plains, West CfiasTer county
On Monday.
THEATRE RuRsISa.
New York, Dec 2s-Tony Pastors
theatre ON Broadway, opposite The
METROPOLITAN hotel, is burning ard is
likely 10 be destroyed.
FAILURE.
New York, Dee. Is. Chapman,
Stone i Co, oil number IA, Fine ST.,
and at Yokohama, Japan, Que u the
largest firms engaged in japanese
trade, have failed, with liabilities va
riousiy estimated al from $50 10 five
hundred thousand dollars. The gfes-
ter part is held in.this city.
OREGON VII MISSES ARRIVED.
ashington, Dec. IS The senate
committee on privilege and elections
will commence investigation in the
Oregon electoral case Tomorrow
Watts, @ leii, and Cartwright, repub
lican electors, and lion. S,eph,n
Chadwick, secretary of state-6f Ore.
pon. The witnesses subponed TO ap-
pear here, arrived this morning.
p,.Tops r,r,rpr ,.,r n,7pxrn
- a.
-
| Pastors theatre. burned this morning
I ,oss Aso 600. II vas first supposed
that the theatre was on fte but i,
Va. afterwards sscertsined ,hat the
! theatre was only slightly damaged by
Are i great many ralnahlt. pietur..
were de.travea
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
THEATRE RCRaING.

New York, Dec 2s-Tony Pastors
theatre on Broadway, opposite The
Metropolitan hotel, is burning ard is
likely 10 be destroyed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
MARKETS. By TELEGRAPH.
-
New NorA.

New Norh.
New Setk. nec. ~
MONEY pr cen,
sold io7
Governments. nciiee and lc~r
stocks dull aud lower /,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
New York Market.

SaN York, Dec. %
WHEAT-- pai and declining: 10 saie..
CoRN--Du lat 5sa5gts
OATS Quiet vi asQt.
FORK Flfm Al u salt7al
LARD Firm
NniskY-ii
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-13
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.

The reports Of prospective famine
in the Presidency of Bombay, British
India, seem to be we'll founded. Bonn
bay comprises the most western Prov
inces OF the Empire, extending along
the greater portion OF the coast border
ing on the Arabian Sea. Although
probably not SO tLickly inhabited as
certain other parts of Hindostan
these districts have yet dense popu
lation, vast majority of which is oI
the lowest caste and subjected to the
most rigorous poverty that mankind can
suffer. An exact equilibrium between
the production and the consumption OF
cereals is necessary to insure them a
bare subsistence.
The famine that very recently devas-
tated the other two Presidencies-Mad
ras and Bengal-was perhaps the most
terrible thathas ever visited any portion
of the modern world. 1t is not pleasant
to contemplate the fact that the incipient
canse of this dreadful calamity can be
traced to the INSCRIPTIONS neglect, the
avarice and cupidity, OF the authorities
and governing classes of India and hel
mistress, England.
When, during our civil war, the block
ade OF our Southern ports cut short the
receipts OF the raw material for the Lam
cashire cotton looms, the British manu-.
facturers at once determined to attempt
the creation Of new source of supply
in the East Indian possessions Of En-
gland. The Government of India read
lily undertook the task of encouraging
an enormous growth of the great staple,
and that with an utter disregard to the
lamentable consequences that were sure
to follow.
An immense extent of soil hitherto
devoted exclusively to grain was gradu-
ally given over to the cultivation OF cot
ton, and the scarcity of the former, thus
produced, in three or four years culmi-
mated in famine that spread over more
than half the entire country. In the
year 1866 two hundred thousand persons
In the Province of Orissa, in Bengal,
died OF starvation. Up to 1869 one-third
OF the whole population of Rajpootana,
in the Northwest, had fallen victims tc
the frighttuI scourge, and fully two mill
ions were known to have died In the
other provinces. In the latter year,
too, the Government issued rations
to some four million five hundred thou
sand starving beings.
These horrible results, were thus pri-
marily due to the reckless desire Of the
English manufacturers to render them
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-13

cal weeping, no questions, nothing bu
her silent, agonized face to tell us OF heI
suffering.
80, Frank, 10 he alive"
"Yes, Marion, only exhausted"
r oms had been prepa ed, and we ca .
rled him ~, and in few minutes ne Wat
comfortably in bed.
"lndia, dear child, you are cold, and
| your garments saturated with rain, you
will be Ill. Come and change your dress,
then you shall return" said Marion, TAX
ing her gently by the hand; and she drew
the trembling form from the room, aud
left me alone.
"Frank., old fellow, is this youT
ayes, Hal. How do you feel, my
boysp m,
gone under?p
"Yes."
"Frank., where 10 India?'
"She will be here presently. She
saved your life, Hal, for dearly as 1 love
you, am afraid mad it not been for her
face should never have mustered up
courage to have gone out 10 YOU"
! "God bless herw
"Now be quiet, Hal, here she is. Let
| us have no lnuss about it,"
Marion and India entered, the former
springing forward, saying, "Dear old
Hail." buC India went slowly to him,
reaching out both hands, bending over
him, looking into his face.
"Halp
"India, my darlingW
Marion, with true, womanly delicacy,
drew me away to the window, thanking
me for saving Hal, and also a long
string Of nonsense, of which l knew she
did not think one word, tor her delighted
eyes were ever wandering toward Ha
and India.
Our poor, halt-drowned fellow was
around in two or three days, and bright
er after his cold bath than ever. the,
were married last spring, and at th
wedding Marion said gayly:
"Well, India, the sea at last has itI
revenge; you have nothing more to fea
from it,"
"Why, what has the sea to do with m
marriageW
so, great deal. You would hav
been Quarreling now had not the sea in
terfered, by entlcing Hal away, an
then frightening you into disclosure Q
your love Tor him by hair drowning tn
poor fellow"
|, India might have not agreed with Ma
rion, but she has never troubled herseI
about the sea since.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-13

selves independent of the cotton pro-
ducers of America. They and their as.
sociates thriVed and grew rich upon
what was, on the other hand,
death by hunger to millions of their op-
pressed fellow creatures.
Heretofore Bombay has been more for.
tunate than her sister Presidencies, but
late East Indian advices indicate the
near approach if not the actual exist
ence of a famine which seems likely
enough to extend throughout all the
Western Provinces. The lack Of rain
during this and several past seasons
may have had something to do with IL.
but undoubtedly much more in this sad
result may be attributed here, asin the
other afflicted localities, to the in0rdin-
ate production OF cotton and opium.