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THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN AsPE

THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN
= LEAF with the chills and fever, the victim Of
malaria may still recover by using the celebrated
specific, Hos,etter's Stomach Bitters, which
not only breaks up the most aggravated at
tacks, but prevents their recurrence. It is Infinitely
preferable 10 qunne, no: only because 1t does the
business far thoroughly but also on account Of
its perfect wholesomeness and inyigorating action
upon the entire system. Testimony Is concurrent,
positive, and ample, showing the decisive nature OF
lis effects, and that it IS no mere palliative Physi
clans concede its excellence. and there Is constant
influx of communications from persons in every
class of society. avoucDg It's merits, and bearing
witness TO its superiority over other remedies for
malarial disease It is especially popular through
out the West wherever fever and ague prevails rs
does in many Of the airest and most fertile portions
OF that vast region. oc 29-Tu,Th,S&w
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sbnotiur.f 4 frra,yy,, An I1.ouisiarn,

NEW OBLE ISs. October '2S.-7A shooting
affrayaccurred Friday at Plaauemines be-
tween Charles. a. Bsule and State SeHator
George e. Waftes, in which both were
wounded the latter dangerously. Political
differences caused the trouble. ..t.s e
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The funeral procession OF Cardinal Gull
len at Dublin, Sunday, embraced ten thou
sand persons, and it was witnessed by sixty
thousand.
The President will soon issue bis procla-
nation fixing, Thursday the 2sth OF Novem-
Der as Thanksgiving-day.
Baker Pasha is to complete the fortified.
tions Of Constantinople within two months.
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~ ~ fErt .rafs.
BY Telegraph.
.l..r- -.-

NEW YORK. October 2S--6obi opened at l0OSs-
p. Eoon--Stocks strong. Money on call, 5@8 per
cent. Gold 1909. Exchange-s4oDg. 4S1A; short,
!sUcarag.-MOuey, per cent. Exchange. 4SI4.
Gold. l0U's. Governments Arm and strong; new
SIS, l05S. States dull. 80. sg3s 1It.,-,& 4-rl
~ BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 2S.-yirginia 6's, old, 30;
deferred g.: consols, 524; second series, 20 past
que coupons, 81. North Carolina 8's, old, 164;
new, 8. Bid to-day. -. -
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a as as ssss isss essss s's
skins5 trench. si.i5 @ss.s5 d b; rough ssirtauz,
80 IRON. seer. Nails. DC. - & I.
IRON amc1can refined. ON i,omiason. 2Gs
l1Z 2.IOc. n d.; English and American sheet, 3z1
sdi sossst si.a aeSs ss M
Ethracise. ssoas8a: Wet VIRGINIA coke s2Iaa2s.
sss su ess s1 aes f0r ssss
eii piesga- casstsgs:: wholesale &c. retail 49
sst lsss es ss ls,s ssss sn.4
4. Lumber. siaves4 ssc.
Esassez: White oak. sl2GssI5. a 1000 .Weste,u
Virginia nssalar. sl5as20 p 1000: white pine
Pine. S2.56da85; cypress six-irch. SS0sso.2S
p Lose. LSshs-Spns, 81; sawed, s1.5Ge3sl.CS
Ssavss. WhRaey- barrel ttmbersreen 81 sas2ex
LOCO: seasoned. s20@s25 n 1-fD0. 5Riopr-oarres
as oe6 log ns ssaasa
: Liorsss. Wines, sc. 81 rs; al
AIe: seyson, best brands, Ssnss ssesa.a5 p
ay 85aaasss; pomesse; s12ssss: fya,., s11e@
Rys. WhisFsvs: SessMm, D. 5 0aS7: pue old. ia
e. yirgss snd po QUEEN. new. ss@s2.so, 10.
Gin : Domestic. si.2a0fs2: .mnered. es p case.
HeU Englnad Rtm= sE5O@s1.8o. ss4isssGtss..
RsctGasd Wystsseus: Market advpassg;; proof.
go Powder. ssps. ske. 49,
Fuse: Toys mtnng. $50. Ms1:25 "a Loo rect
esS s 81 Si,s, By shs ass ks'sa than a
0rtndstonss: fs@2sc: o ID.
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= 4 nov YORK Items,

4 New YORK, October 2S.-Aldermah Nor
ris is recovering from his wounds. -
{ James MeG1orm beat and burned his wife
Yesterday, SO severely that she died this
morning. McGloun is In custody.
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,,,IEa4at Affray.i n Georsfa.

|, MACON, GA. October 2s.-John Ander-
son, in a difficulty to-day near Narshallyille,
was struck and stab bed, pro bablY fatally.
by;IH enry IMcRae fcoioredlI He SHOT the
negro twice, killing him instantly.iloif =.
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4 MINISTER. MUTILATED WHILE DUCK
SHoorING.--B Boston, October 20. "a special
dispatch from New Haven says tho Rev.
W. FL II. Murray was entertaining party
OF ladies and gentlemen from Boston. with
Understanding, near; his residence on Long
Island Sound, when: his gun burst, badly
shattering his right hand. 1t is feared it
will have to be amputated. 4 @
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LASp SALES. The advancing price Of
lands IN this sectioB Is in keeping with In
teHtsenee we .haYe, as TO the rise In value OF
Sseai estate ia other sections of the State and
country sesbssYg " dsaSI gtosian.
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lP.LorisIaras i. 4 sarfscs. is i xihgfcr.
81 D. Bruce's eli. 9. Generaf sPhglbps, fSsr
years; by Gtaneis, dam IN Polkssa. los s.
by Eugene. sans La RISE los posiads
Time ssss. s sssaD a
EusHWHAcKER's RECORD.
OF Bushwhackerth the Worlds correspond
emf writes q Consideffng Bnshwhaeker's
breeding Che is by Bonnie Scotland ont OF
Annie Bush, she by Lexington), he II
about the meanest looking Thoroughbred on
che turf. In color he Is dirty bay. with 8
full blaze face. he has three white stock.
ings. two in front and one behind-the
left-whtIe his TANKS are 80 full OF gray
hairs that he is almost roam. He Is small in
size, his growth when q youngster having
been sttlnted from lack OF food. Both be and
his dam were stolen and run into the woods,
where they were concealed for months-Aa
circumstance that put the yonngster so lar
back that he did not start until he was three
years old. He then made his DEBUT here In
the spring OF 1876 without winning, al
though he started ten times. The best he
did was to run second three times. This
year he began better, and won the Rapcocus
handicap herein the spring, but heater
wards ran eight times without winning, be-
ing second some six times. Afterwards be
won acknowledgements purse at Sara
toga, but failed at Jerome Park, and was
unplaeed to Lou Lanier at two miles and q
quarter. Being in prime condition here, he
has made Maior boswell happy man by
winning at two.mile heats in 1886, 1854,
and 3:38S, and at four-mile heats as above,
and the, stable win go back to Virginia
covered with glory.o + s,..G ~. il sallf,i
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s9lFhetSisnaeus sararai horse Harry ikfassett,
oYned hy Colonel Mel Dane Is:.soi Rffpeete1,
\. u, fled or satariay Ills owner lately
refused SIS 200 for him. al So
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

VENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE.SOLE-E @a
VI ANn-UPPER HAND-SEWED CALFHM3
BOOTS. $3.50: $40 80
CENT? EMEN'S DOUBLE-SOLE Eng -
LISH CATERS and LACE'sHOES' cap lies'
GESTL EMEN's VERY HEAVY DoUBLE-soLE
- ALEXIS TIES. $3.50: ,,r,,,
OLD LADIES' GL0YE.klD Low Fla, thAI-imoEEL
OLD LADIES' CONGRESS CATERS, GOAT ana
F0XED SHOES, low fiat heels aud broad bot
LAD ,SEns' Gf0VE-KID and FINE CUR-KID BUT
TON-BOUTS, $3.50. ,,cc,.
Call and see them at D. "A. Hh I nS,
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LATEST, F0REIGN NEWS.
.IR.nigland.
TRAN PUNISHMENT.

GREAT PED "a. VaS AAElNT. Il. 81
L0EDoy:i October 2a.-The six days. pc
'destfian tournament heguni this morning,
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The Fever.



NEW ORLEANS, October 2S.-The wea-
Their is, clear and pleasant. Twenty-one
cases and twenty-three deaths were report
ed during the past twenty.iour hours.
END OF THE scoURGE AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. October 2S.-Last night was
the coolest Of the season. Eeavy frost fell,
and ice lined the cutters this morning.
The Board OF Health will tomorrow Off
cially announce safety to refugees return
ing to the, city, but recommend that all
dwellings should be thoroughly ventilated
before occupation. There were six deaths
in the city and suburbs to-day.
.- AT OTHER POINTS.
CAIRO, October 2S.-There have been no
new cases or deaths from fever since the
last report There was heavy frost this
morning. All quarantine restrictions will
be removed November 1st.
V1CKsBURG, October 2S.-1ce and black
frost last night. The Towards are closing
up affairs. . -.
CHATTANOOGA, October 2S.-One death
and one new case--Doth colored. Ice this
morning. Mayor Carlislc'S condition is
slightly improved.
MOBILE, October 2S.-From noon OF the
26th to noon to-day, Is new cases and 5
dootbc
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

good Mt 81; 20 bushels very good ut S1.O5-total,
100 bushels. Red. 90 bushels good Fultz at csc;
22 bushels common Lancaster al 97c.: 3U4 bushels
very good Lancaster at 81 90 40 bushels good Lam
cis er at s1.03; 81 bushels prime Fultza 03: so
bushels very good Fuliz At Sl.02; lZ0 bushels at
els brine Lancaster NJ Il ~ 40 busel; sood Fnl
III 07c. 20 bushels mixed al 90c.: 10 bushels very
good Lancaster at Sl.05: 81 bushels fair FuIz at
9Oc. 16G bushels mixed at S1.02: $50 bushels
mixed II 81: 15s bushels very good Fultz at 81 40
bushels prime Fultz At ;s1;o2; 80 bnshei! common
FutZ at SIC; l II bushels mixed at 81 80 bushels
mixed ut 90c: 100 bushels very good Fullz at 81 !;
40 bushels at 95c: rs bushels prime Fultz .O3
10 bushels prime Lancaster ut S1.0S: SO bushels
good FultZft 90c.; 140 bushels very good FultZ ut
si.0l; 81 bushels prime Fultz AT .02 : 1870 BUSH
els very good FultZ al S1-iotal. 2.044 bushels.
CORN White. 4S bushels very good old at 53c.;
81 bushels private terms: 1913 bushels on Dri-
vate Terms 30S bushels private icrms-total, 57S
bushels.
MEAL-24 bushels Oh private terms.
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CLARK'S SP0oL-CtTTON.
A GOLD MEDAL
has been awarded at the Paris Exhibition Of 1878
G. L A II & S
o. \. T.

Best SIX CORD SPoOL-CoTTON. 1t is celebrated
for being STRONG, ELASTIC, and of UNIFORM
STRENGTH. It has been awarded MEDALS at
the great E3positions, from the first at Paris in
1866, to the Centennial at Philadelphia, In 1876.
In this country CLARK'S .. N. T. SPOOL-C0T-
TON Is widely known In all sections for It's Superior
Excellence in Machine. and thanksgiving. Their
Mills at Newark, n. j., and Paisley, Scotland. are
the largest and most complete in the world. The
entire process Of manufacture is conducted under
the most complete and careful supervision, and they
claim for their American production o. least an
equal merit to that produced in Paisley Mills. AS
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FINANCIAL.

NTOTIEE.--Atr rare! chance: is offered S 4
LIZ to those In want of FURNITURE. HAY Ia
ing made ART ansemelts To reiaaYe,ik win sell ~
for the next thirty Gays at prices
the greaser portion OF it really az cost-to save
menI viii be found, among which Some very fine
suits. Il. A. AThlAS0S,
Il GO &c NV III ] 4 No. l09 98oserncr street.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
III. t RICHMOND, October 2s. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels. Red, 2,G44 BUSH
ets. s.s.. ..-sa I.-TI ~ -T.'-'' -,
CORN White. 1928 bushels. IS. -E.. L
OATS.-72O bushels. ! =. VI. s..4E ...f
busb.I,
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6A EeRRs @BouRxs.

Dams trois jours, mercredi a mi.
mutt, on plut0t quand mardi tinira
pour faire place a mercredi, ct que
st. Sylveste s'endormiva pour douze
longs lnois, rous pourrcz honntte-
mcnt dire: Encore uue qui dispa.
lait dams la pvotondeur dcs temps.
&c sera une mort ct une naissance.
Telle est Ia vie.
Les hommes meurent, les annees
meurent,les siecles meurent, mas il
est toujOnrs DIES hommes, ,des anuees
ct des siecles.
C'est ce Qu'on nomme rtternit6.
Et Ia vie est cternelle CONNIE
Dieu.
Mais quest done une aimee, une
simple aimee dc douze mois, pour
reternite sans commencement, sans
lin ct sans rivagesf
En cOmparant cette aimee q une
goutte d'cau lie rOctau on dies
Oceans, nous ccmparoIs NAL, ct les
grains de sable de le mer ne seraieut
pas une meillleure comparison.
Les etoiles du tirmament ne sufii.
raient pas encore.
Car les gouttes deau, les grains
de sable ct les etOiles So COMPETENT,
ct reternite detie tous les chit!res,
tlus les Eombres ct toutes les mul-
tillications. C'est l'intin,.
Cue aimee nest douc rien pour
Dieu
Mas c'est dependant beaucoup
pour laomme.
Car Ions men vivons quinn GER
tain nohbrc, ct, pour Gtre venus
trols on .uatre mile ans apres les
patriarchss, nous devenons tres ra.
rement des centenaires. La moyen.
ne de notrecxistence est courte, ct
ii vous retrauchcz renfance qui ne
salt pas, 10 stmmeil qui nc compte
point ct In vhi!lcssc qui RESEMBLE
Il renfancc ct Ma plus dc dents, nous
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&&ReMArlox. e

IAllemasne, ellie aussi. s'ocupe
de la question de cremation.
Et nous voyons, 4 la date du 80
Novemhre, que les autorites bava-
roises ont interroge sur ce point les
congregations catholiques, protes-
taHtes ct juives.
Car Ia Bavie,e, CONNIE le rcste
de rAl!cmagne. est ccs trois chooses,
mails plus specialement catholique.
Les autoriues ont de meme inter
roge lie bureau dc sante de Munich.
qui est lie capitale du royanme.
Car Ia science ct IN samte ont
hien certainement qnelqne chose -
dire dams Ia question. On croft
meme que leur opinion doit primer
ce'le des CONGREGATIONS religieuses.
t,noi Quill en- soft, les reponses
ont etc ce!lcs.ci:
Les catalogues nc veulent ,ic,i
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Mouvp3 Nx.

Encore unc qui tombe
An fond du gou.1re! Adieu,
1T silence il Sa tomhe:
Ellie apparticnt !; Dicu.
Mails 1is-nouS 81 lannGe,
tlni s'avancc il grands pas,
Est tristc on tOrtunGe
--i1tlas. je nc sais pas.
Dams les pills de 81 robe,
EtrangeS ct diScretS, ......
Ellie cache ct dcrObe
SEES intimes secrets. ......
CcSt l'anncc inconnuc
tlni Went 4uand rhivcr morl,
Mals que nous vOyons nue.
Settlement Il 81: mort.
ToutrtniS il me sembIe,
Scmtant son mil g'act
Sur moi. qn'elle RESEMBLE
\ cellcs du passc.
TT. ills .ieunes ct roses,
81 le i"Neux printemps
SENECA deuN mains ses roses
Sur vos joycuX vlngt aus,
.)e sails bien, moi pauyre ombrc
TriSte tlu du malheur,
Quill me taut. pale ct sombre,
Marcller dams Ia douleur.
Il G.
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la Grande Bretagne sont innombra.
l,les, le commerce ct l'industrie du
Royaume.U Uni detient toute compa.
raison, on bolt maintenant du vim
dn Chypre d Windsor, ct la refine
Victoria, imperatrice des Indies, est
a Ia veille de devenir princesse
de Caboul. N'est.elle point deia
papesse anglicanei Assur6ment
FAngleterre est TN puissant colosse.
ct sa voix, qni commando aux flots,
commando aux hommes. La Russie
tremble devant ellie.
Peut.Gtre.
Mais que signitient ces miliers dc
mendiant, de deguenil'Gs ct d'affa-
mes? Pourquoi cs greves constantes
ct desOlantes? Et-ce que les meters
ct les machines mont pas de temps
darret ct de chomages: LAngle.
terre est-elle aujoud'huila la seule puis-
sance industrielle du monde, ct ses
prOdnits sont lis encore sans concur
rents ct sans rivaux surles marches
du vieux continent ct du nouyeau
contlncnt7 lie proletariat est sa
plaie. SEES classes laborienses, qui
sont les classes malheureuses, sont
a Ia merci du plus grand DIES men.
songes econo,nigues ct sociaux: le
satdirc. Car le sa|aire est encore lie
slsne de la servitude, ct Ia OH il re.
gne, dispensant la misere ct non le
bien-etre. il ny a point de Iiberte
ree!le ct de fortune publique.
En- verlte, pourqnoi ces greves ct
ces fail'iteS en- Angleterre,et 81 vous
avez DIES million,aires anglais don't
la fortune est colossaIe, on ne sont
point vos mistrablcs ct vos pauvres'
Votre peuple est de trente millions
DANES. ct vous comptez 4 peine
cent mile proprietalres chez vous.
Notre ariStocratie de droit daines.
sc est une vieiIlerie ct une iniquite.
No> illustrcs Pairs de la Haute
Chambrc, lords CONNIE Dieu, dissent
un pasSe qni sen va. Et ce nest
point rOrlre de Ia jarrctiere, tom.
hant du mollet rond de la comtesse
dc Salisbury Ill moI!et maigre dis
rati!, qui les sanvera du u'ridiculc ct
dc la mort. Mais est-il bien vrai qu'
nn mari anglais, en- vertu du droit
contumier, puisse encore METRE une
cor'e au cou de Sd femme, la trai-
ner aH marche de LOnlres ct la ven
DIRE! ........
Quoi Quill en- soft, 4 l'heure pre-
sente, FAng'etcrre est malade, les
classes laborieuses sont dams Ia de.
tresse, ct la charlie. meme en- Sc
multip'iant, ,n'est po1nt de force lut.
ter contre le socialismc qui a faim.
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VII.
VII.
Et les rGnuhiinueS.


Andorre, IA Suisse ct la F';lnce.
Et nous ne SavOnS pas 81 cele de
st. Alarul, fondte au Vie. steele rar
un tail|eur de pierre lalmate, long.
temps sous Ia protection dn papc,
pos>.ne encore 1000 habitantS, GO
stnatenrs ct !! gontaloniers.
Pour -Andorre, il y longtemps
que nous n'avons point entcndu
parler de son vieux chevrier, bicn
gull eXiste encore.
Mas la Suisse, parait.il, est pre-
sentement III bette noire dies enpe-
veuIs. Guillaumc ct les autres sont
mtcontents u'elle. La Suisse est IL
brr. ho>pitaIiere ct irrtvtriencieu.
Sc. De Ses somnets orgueilleuX, qui
sont DIES montagneS hautaines, ellie
payle de tont ct de tous avpc une
audace supreme ou iusolente. Ellie
est non settlement une protestante,
une libre penSenSe ct une rGvoiu-
tionnaIre-ce qui lie peut que de
plaire aux rois ct aux maitreS---
mals encore un MD horrible de lefll-
gics politiques, de socialistcS, de
connunard>, de tueurS de Majcstes
ct d'hollogers democratiques. On Y
ranronne les tonristes anglais, on v
raiIle komc, ct c'est l., Masscillaise
quon y chante. Et iagez! Bicn que
fli"lvtticsoi unlmys de montagnes.
de >ailtes ct de sources, ct que les
Alpes aient pluS a'a'titude ct
de po'.sic que les Pyv6lees, on
ny fat pas lie pias petit des mira
cleS, ct les r;egx pe.crins men visi-
tent poin, le;' rocIers ct les grottes.
lie lien, dependant, convieudrait
pour confondrc la l;bre.penste, ct
i'on commence Sc fatiguer de Lour-
dies. Mais lc Suisse dit Mes Alpps
superbes mont pas heSoin DIES peti-
ties apparltions, de petitS miracles
ct de petits commelaaes. ST vous
vou'ez voir DIES masuliicenccs, DIES
srleudeuls ct de vtritahlrS miracles,
mais des miracles Gui eitvent Fame
eft Ia penste, Ini font croire i Ia
puIssanre du crtatear, 1ui S0nt DIES
evidences de Dieu dams tontc Ia Su--
b.mite DIES nerveil!vs terrestres ct
ctleStes. gravisseZ- les. Car anS SOM
NETS immacules, ayaut sous voS
plctss la toudre eli les images. voyant
la France il l'ourst, l'Allemagne i
Test, 'ltalie an sud ct lie monde au-
tniir de N0uS. CONNIE auSSi lie cltl ct
fintini sur vOS tetes, vouS entendeZ
monter de fahime, descenlre dn
cicl, venir des quatre points cardi-
nauX de l'immensite u.4 voiX Gui di,
ra: Je suis la Conception Supreme
Croyez Ell moi. TravallleZ, aimez ct
soAez llhres.
MaiS ccltc voix, CONNIE celle lie la
>aliette, ne vpis mrnacera pO.n;
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AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.
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ritonlas ST., No. Is.
St.-Jacqnes, St.-Jean- Bantistc. Ihcrvillc.
Assumption ct Ascenson:-Jnst Comes,
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Nonvelle -lberie:-
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Mais 81 Ia libertG manluc i rAl-
lemagnr. ct 81 le social>me fait peul
a Bismarls, Il dc Mo!tke, Il Guillame.
Il la viri'le Socidte des lntrus. deS
repus, aes privlle.itS, ,ies ariStocra-
,es ct dies dpspotes, ayant rimpar-
dAnnable audace de vouloir man Ger
du pam ct resprer un air gui ne
soft point crlni de la servituAe. on
ma sans doute ricn de semblahIe d
signaler pour VAngieterre.
Peut-ttre.
LIE commencement ang!ais est fort
constitutional, les journalistes ct
les orateurs de Londres peuvent di.
re ce Gu'ils pensent on ne pcnsent
pas, les tlottes anglaiSes si'lonuent
tontcs les mcrS, les colonies de
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-28

Mais 81 le czar de tontes les Rus
sizes nest pas joyeux.vo -vous que
le Sultan, son vaincu ct son voiSin.
chante la chansonnette comiquc'
Les traite de Berlin a dtmembrt
le pauvre Sultan. II ne Sc sent que
re SIR 4 Constantinople. Son par!e-
ment lui donne lu tintoin, ses fem
mes sont prises dune etran,
&c rage Temancipation, ct il ne p ut
plus, CONNIE ses prtdeces srurs, EN-.
paler ses vizirs, .jetcr ses esclaves Il
l'ean ct parlcr commc Mahomct. II
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
A Russian Story.

The recent dismissal by the Emperor of Russia of his sanguinary Chief of Po- lice recalls the wounds he received last winter from the pistol of the young girl, Vera Zasoulitch, who was triumphantly acquitted after 8 trial, amid frantic ap- plause in court Last June Trepoff vis- ited the prison for political prisoners in St. Petersburg and inspected the inmates who, according to the rules. walked about the court yard without speaking to each other. Finally he observed two men in conversation, and shouted to the the prison director, who trembl1ngly followed " Why do these men enjoy all immunity ?'' "Seigneur, said one of them named BogoliouboH, ''we-" "Hold your tongue, was the reply. Director, place this man in dungeon" Bogo- lioubof remained immovable, with his hat upon his head. Trepof lifted his stick to knock it off, but his victim snatched it from his hand and threw it away. I do not take off my hat to tyrants," said he. At this moment two jailers seized him laid him upon bench, took off his garments, tied him, and ad- ministered by order of Trepoff, and un- der his eyes, fifty blows with the knout, which left the unfortunate man mutila- ted, inanimate, and streaming with blood. Six months afterward- a young girl called at Trepof's office with petition for Bogohouboff's release. ''In twenty years, D said Trepof, with a sardonic smile, motioning his attendant to admit another visitor. At this moment the girl fired two balls into his breast, and with flashing eyes, and the revolver smoking in her hama, cried, 's am Vera Zasou-
 itch, the betrothed of Bogolioubof, | whom you would have assassinated. ] | revenge him s'
Connecticut western news., 1878-05-16
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