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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
CAN A ID A.
The ColleEan EnGuest-EvIdence Against
the Irish Nationals.

MONTREAL, May 9.-Last night. at the Col
Logan inquest, the attack on five men at Wei
lington Bridge on the night of the Orange
concert was corroborated by the evidence of
each one of the five. In addition to this
was the important evidence of David Davis
SStodeman, Of the Montreal Warehogsng
plans made to attack the party upon return
ing from the concert. One whistle was the
signal that the Britains were approaching the
bridge. and the signal to assemble at the rem
they would shoot all Brtains crossing the
bridge. He heard the signals given, and
when the Britains were passing his window
he gave them warning, and they turned and
took another rnlIte
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY MAY TO- 1873.
378. PRICE. FIVE CENTS

thieving depredations Of the Lipan Indians
ernment and Lerdoists, Gen. Ord. command
Ing the department Of Texas, will have to re-
district the Rio Grande region and largely in
crease his forces. This will necessitate
large reinforcement of troops from some
other portion of the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
England VIII Consult France About the
SueZ Canal.

PARIS, May 10.-The Prince of Wales has
assured the French government that England
will not take any measures respecting the
Suez canal without first consulting France
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
ENGLAND.
Business Failures.

LONDON May 9-The failures of W. Ri
f1es, cotton broker, and Dinkerley, Carter Il
Co, dealers in provisions, are announced.
The liabilities Of the latter are 100000.
Bar silver and COnsOls
LONDON May 9-Bar silver is quoted at
531a Consols 95 1916.
Parliament to be Dissolved.
LONDON, May 9-The early dissolution of
Parliament is predicted
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
Earthquake at COnstantinopIe- Another
Insurrect1On.

CoNsTANT1NoPLE May 9-There was a
severe shock of an earthquake here to-day,
but the damage done is unimportant
An nsurrection has broken out among the
Mahommedans at Albans
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
When the Turks VIII Evacuate the For.
tresses.

stantinople says The Turkish government
has agreed to evacuate the fortresses of
Shumla, Varna and Batoum on condition that
the Russian forces around ConstantinopIe are
withdrawn,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
The Florida Inyesttxatton.

WASHINGTON May 9-An effort will be
made in the House to introduce the Florida
fraud resolutions Immediately after the
morning hour. If found impracticable they
will go over until next week
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
How Judge Ray Voted.
Especial to the Democrat |

MONROE, May 9.-Judge Ray voted for
Nullam for mayor, and Judge Ray voted for
Gov. Nichols in 1876. ROBERT RAY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
Feniani,,n In Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, May Certain so-called
people were present, They elected Police
Commissioner Mccarthy, Alderman Nc
Carthy, and Police Commissioner Moore,
treasurer, drill-master and recruiting officer,
and secured hall large enough to drill 500
men
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10

TORONTO, Ont, May 9-Plalsted, Harlon s
opponent, and his party arrived here this
afternoon from New York, and took up quar-
ters at the Queens Hotel. The oarsman
complained of being fatigued, and re-
tired for a nap His principal hackers,
Meeker and Holmes, of New York. are with
him. He will be. coached by Davis, the well
Rowing Club was extended to Plaisted, whose
two boats were removed to the clubhouse
Immediately after the arrival of the train.
The water was very lumpy to-day, and he
was unable to practice.
The mayor has received largely signed
petition requesting him to proclaim Wednes-
day next, the day upon which the race is to
be rowed, as public holiday great many
strangers are expected in the city to witness
the event, as favorable arrangements for con-
veyance of passengers have been made with
several railways coming into the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10

LONDON, May 9.-There is still great activ-
ity noticeable at Woolwich, and England's
war prepar atlons continue unabated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
legislative Adjournment.

ALBANY, May 9.-Both Houses of the Leg
islature have adopted a resolution for sine
die adjournment on the 18th.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
Sugar Importers Demand a Uniform
fare

New YORK, May 9.-The leading sugar i'm
porters of this city have signed a petition to
the Secretary of the Treasury at Washing
ton. asking for uniform tare, and protesting
against the payment of duty on the differ
ence between schedule and actual tare.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
The Atlantic and Pacific Teiegrnph Conn.
nauy

NEW YORK, May 9>-The board OF directors.
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany met to-day and elected officers for the
ensuing year, as follows: President. Thomas
T. Eckert; vice president, Hamilton Mex.
lWombiy; secretary and treasurer, A, B.
Chandler; members of the executive commit
zee, J. 4 Eek9t, Hamilton Mex Twombly.
NoTFln Green, Edwin ID. Morgan. Augustus
Schell Wm. ]. Syms, and Jchn e. Mortimer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
The United States Forces In Texas to bt
StrenSthened

I CHICAGO, May 9-Semi-official information
is received here that, owing to increasing
troubles on the Texas border, caused by
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
Fire at OSaensbur

| OGDENsBURa, N. Y, May 9.-Atchison's
hat store was burned this morning, and
several adjoining stores were damaged. Loss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
Bar silver and Co
Parliament to he Dissolved
RUSSIA,
Revolutionary Movements Discovered by
the Police.

LONDON, May 10.--A dispatch from St Pc
tersburg says the police have discovered the
existence OF revolutionary government that
is widespread in its ramifications.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
Recorder Hackett and the New York
Board of Aldermen,

New YORK, May 9.-On Monday last Mayor
Ely vetoed the action of the Board of Alder
men in regard to licensing booths, stands, etc.
Mayors veto.
This afternoon Recorder Hackett addressed
the grand jury on the subject, and said the
aldermen have voted in their power and de-
cided the law and laughed at his charge to the
grand jury. He intended to see whether the
aldermen ruled this city and State, and he
was going to see whether the grand jury,
having proof of their action, would Justify
any board of aldermen. IT the grand jury
did not justify and would indict them, and
they We're found guilty, he would give them
every day the law allows.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-10
Defeat of Kearney, the San Francisc
AgftatOr,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-Ihe workingmen
held a meeting at horticultural Hall last
night in response to a call of the county com
mittee. to test the question between the COM
mittee and Kearney.
The latter announced in advance that he
would take charge of the meeting, but what
may be termed the constitutional element Of
the party asserted its independence. A strong
force Of police were present, and the kear-
neyites finding themselves In the minority
adjourned to the number of several hundred.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-26
DR.. /. J. CzaPKsY'G
PRIvATe MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
2oo kearnY st. San Francisco,

ESrA RLi2HED IN 1864.
For the soernlamenr Cur. CT al So@c'ai ard
Chr"n'c Diseases "lsc Hn Fer ale
CGmpAa ofS END Ghi~rHss,s OF tf.e
Nervous System.
TEIHFs IMTENF'y DS'.4 RUC'rFno 80 Igl-
Z life annUa!lv secret Crro.e .,,;.,. =.
caused this old aId ra;.e Institution 70 be iis.t.d
II Philadelphia ien., 1850, and aIterv 1. =
Francis Cal. III to54 private ds"T.ry. oru.r
afford the afflicted the best raaJtal and srryc9 ;r n,t
for the aD.t and All other affections I,.f:.2i
Consultations the Institute ty letter. FRI i
TO the Afi;cte6:
Dr. /. J. CzIpk,y wolld Respectfully, mora q
publ: If the Pacific that. at the eaTncs. =, c. s.i
II his friends and hundreds Of tl, . rtu-
natciy al ct-d with dsea4c ne has rtOpcrd his .Ih 81
AND SURGICAL IhSTIIi4E and resumed tNn srr.1tire.
# his profes.ina. The doctor would remind a. .t, ,s,
~ n+Cd u medical AID that since rc.in; = o-- u
cry extensive md sncccssfl practice in san cisco ls
mas visited tn principal cites IN Europe insIa ting It
otly the most renowned hospitals, and ath lie
of chc most learned in the profession a.. aoI4a
which he offers 70 al in need Of his scrgi. . ihcl-
ofectpn-, chronic cttGvrh, diseases Of t. stomach
'leys, liver comptltS, etc, success T., t-ta'td.
7. "ho are suteru- from the and lsrr. tons
IN, nervous weakness physical and Il, ty,
red of ia permanent cure. Charges s.t, .sr,.
e. ncanors strictly cOnt;dentisl. fl,li -.,.' -
G Address L. j. CEAPE ~, =. U.,EgEi
-ly ZO9 N,-.crv.- S.., ! g. ,.-,.-j
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-26

Il ER R'@
Infallible Insect tn1 Vermin
oEsTRoYER,
ES THE ONLY PERFECT AND SUCCESS
D. full exterminator i'll this country make clean work OF
Bed Bugs, Fleas, Greybacks, Flies Ants COckroaches
Moths Mosquitoes, Lico Canary Birds Plants Fowls
and Animals; in fact, complete eNternnator OF all insect
life, without exception This art cle has become house
poor at such price enable all it pentifuy,
as to guarantee every purchaser complete success.
Only Poison to Insect Life.
Kerrs Erasve Soap taking Grease Spots Tar Paint
Pitch and all kinds of Stains out Of Sken oen Linen,
or Cotton Goods Kerrs SUrt Jur. for Asthula kerrs
sure Cure for Toothacle K>rrs oon bcautify-
ing the Hair ktrrs Yeast Powder = in t,e market
try it. Every article to do as recommended or money re-
Kerr-s sure Cure for orns Bunicas, Warts
and r.. hIss.
A FEW OF THE MANY TEsTIM MA ;: Johnson
& In.ieil, prolr!ct1rs Of Parker 4 ~ ,"rner OF and
Tenth streets SHcran. MO, Cal; F. A F p wholesale
Troprietor, Was. ust,,r, T1Io c,uncy CAL MIS- . ls9
North street, Virginia, Ne1.; Jo Moody, prop etvr C
Truckec Hotel TruCcc, Cal J. ). Smith, proprietor Au
burn Hotel '4u'errn. Placer county, Cal; L. G. smith
mercAant, postmaster and Wells t5 CO agent ock
IN c4!.; A. r-at'' M '&t5irf ~ NE; NE L lto.c. AK,
safe brewery and s2n keeper Folsom Cal; ;. b Coo.
proprietor American Laundry, ~'cElinento, Cal; Mr.
Mary .:lbDans, bu,rur and il house keeper, ANA
dor CIE, Cal; d: hes1t, resonant ana iuHT,s i9e
KEEPER Carson City, New: Warren & Sunderland M'le
Call } H. Miller proprietor Of t!ers H'te' Latr"he
Cal Curly Il AtnJ, Fr"Dretors pcTcJ Uotol CoaN, CT
have LOO pounds on mana poly !" 5uIp# t5a
attended t.. address all orders t. JAMES UURRAN,
Postot}se Box No. G33. Eironia C;'y. Nev.
Also active agents autei ci parts IF the Pacific
coast My Powder ' Trtl0G TO Il" as represented il u
The pu6lic i'll tni their interest TO look af.e nv
III
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-26
MAGNOLIA
IN III u -
BALM

The AAsHo3iA BALM is q sure device for creating
pure and blooming complexion
It coneeals all natural biemishes In the most sur
rrising and effective manner.
It removes all roughness, eruptiona, rednos".
hlosches freckles, and tan with magical powell
II drives away all evidences Of fatigue "ad e,-
element.
It makes the plainest face beautiful.
It gives the complexion dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful
rptund, and plump.
Itmakes . matron Of IS or 40 look not more than
20 years old, and changes the rustic maiden into -
cultivated city belle.
The hoo1,olia Balm all tlSniShEs ana co+'-
c,o. ererv drdxback to beauty; and, tDhiLe I! IS e.
hnrmlsss as tcdter, Is lfsliks in ats effects L.t
1.e closest observer cannot detect II; use.
Ladies' who want 10 make themselves attractive
esn make an absolute certainty OF 1t by uflhG
HAaANs MAGNOLIA BALM, and we know Of no Other
w.y It is the cheapest preparation il the worIl,
ali thinss considered, and may be had at any drug
stoIe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-26
$40 ReyfaYd .

z GsT. ON TUESDAY. MAY 7tb. 1875
between i've Mountain House, on the Aurora ad
and CTadiebaugls kich, Memorandum Book, tain
u- valuable papers, letters money. Tn ider
win receive the above reward BY leaving it at the MonI
Housa tha AI3u... r54,,. r. E5t.- =
hay 7th, 1875. y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
4 com Dil.
REPORTS or YESTERDAYS wElrHrR FROM DIFFER
nLr ur

REPORTS OF YESTERDAYS WEATHER FROM Differ
rNT PARTS OF TIE COUNTY,
POrGuKErPsIr, y. y. Jan. 7.-lntcnsc cold
prevail, along the Hudson River Valley today the mer
cry RANGING from three ten degrees below zero The
river is firmly closed here, and the lee yacht cdbs are
arranging their annual regattas
HARTFORD, Conn, jan The THERMOMETERS IN this
city RANGED from to fourteen degrees below zero
this morning
Ro,Toy, Mass, Jan. 7.-AccountS from various points
Of New-Tngand indicate an intensely cold morning at
Nashua degrees below; Manchester, y. Y, p below
Milford. y. H.. - below 81. 1hnsbulN w. 30 below
while ut Fairfield, Maine, IL is II degrees below
RIcuMoND. Va. Jan. THE weather today is the
coldest the The James River froz1n over
last night The thermometer was Twelve degrees above
zero al suurc to-day. There four inches OF snow al
Covngton Allegheny County. YESTERDAY, with The Their
uomcter nine degrees below zero at a. IN. Reports
from other paris OF the state Indicate similar hard
weather 49,
MEMriIls Tenn. JAN To-day was the coolest Of the
season. mercury sGandin. i above zero at o'clock
this morning. -
ST. JOHS \. T., Jan. This was the cold ST day Of
the season the Thermometer recording 20 below In
some parts of the province.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
THE AFFAIR At THE MoR1Sr KEYS.
n. Jan. S.-Recent information

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Recent information
from Kingston, Jamaica, regarding an insult to tho
American flag by the British manowar Blanche. evil
IDENTIFY incorrect especially tar II asserts that ito
American Consul at that point took SIDES with the Brit
ish authorities The official protest OF the Consul,
George f. Haskinson has been received at the State
Department. and shows that ne joined with Pendencio
de Murguindo and other citizens of Baltimore, IN
demand that the American coastwse Schooner Eva aud
should he allowed to proceed with their attempt 10
take cargo of guaDO from an island on the Morant
Keys which island IL is claimed Is United States terri
tory. The records Of the Department show that the
schooner Eva regularly registered licensed and
C ear d as eoastwise trader, and was in the
empO. of American citizens. The crew was composed
of gular coastwSe sailors, and there were eighteen
other American citizens, white aud colored. toard,
who had sent to aid In getting GU tire guano The
n ietSury Depa vas directly Instrumental III The
If the clearance the schooner Eva coastwIse
vessel and there does appear to be anything VI
n.ibusterng char cpF IN ler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

successfully stem tie current OF corrupt
practices III the Indian Service. The Bible and creed
will not keep wild Indian from fighting, or his family
from starvation; agent. contractor, or frontiers
man from avarice. The present method OF Sc
Letting agents Is probably Improvement on
the Old, yet it falls far short OF the require
a great desideraiilm. yet when unaccOnpanied by CO.
pa .ity oftenest suffers when brought in contact with
the sharp characteristic of Western fe IL is
ed that selections from subOdnates in the Indian
Service. both the tisd and Office could be made TO
great advantage. The employees in the once
have heretofore been adycrtod to. Those in
the field and subordinate to agents are
farmers miers biacksmthS, carpenters. butchers etc.
provided for by r. atty spulatlons or employ ed from
necessity and supposed 10 fill the requirements OF their
respective ayOcatOn yet their designation on the pay
roll is .GEe only evidence OF occupation and II the
best paid among them not relatives or
the agent the trader 1t Is owing pr0Da-
bv To the fact that these persons have been
unusually unfortunate in the matter OF rela
tives The line shO. d be drawn somewhere 10 the
number of members OF one family TO be employed al an
agency and the Board recommends that IL be limited To
two. Teach'r and physicians. espc ally the former are
frequently selected upon the basis he &c the
mental prog ~ tie Wards of the Nation" does not
keep pace W IN the anticpatlOns OF phllanthrOpiss.
The law pr Vdes that $4,000. and under certain cir-
cumstancc $4,000, be extended IN each year fOr'
employees at agency. With this amount AL agent
ought To secure competent ana faithful corps OF as
slsants aud working together In proper spirit they
should accomplish great deal toward the aneliOrai0n
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

To IN Z SttOF OF me IFt6 ne.
SIR: Why add that expressive mark Of con-
tcmpt-;he word "tantrum 10 my article which /
thank you for publishing not for stigmatzng! Arc not
1.-THE clcry OF danger to the American Repub-
lcW III f., pamy days, THE TRIBUNE was not hand IL
hand with the clergy. but pretty frcc-thnkcr. Has
samson fallen INTO the hands OF the Philisncsl Ii So
regret IT,
Twenty-Five years ago | was int tantrum " aboIt
-prtualisu. TO-DAY my pre"ict n that " henccfoIth
Il Is IN American institution, IS fuhcd II Is an nsti-
tuition OF Cnristenlom-of the world.
Last mani received letter. dated Cape Town, South
Africa from j. W. PEBBLES, who IS on lis second tour
round the world preaching spirtuaism and ShakerisD.
with increasing succc-S.
was in "tautrum" about slavery II cost va some
thing To- abolish it! predict 90 bloody war ont AZ
Church nud theology have had about slavery.
NodlngaT-thpt J. the battle There was 10 danger
about the CuW.tock laws TO suppress iHniely uuiN
they were passed ana doing their inqusitoual work.
What have shakers 80 do anOut III Nou are not ~
danger from oh,cenity or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. We
Gyr uur liberty Of cCnscicucCuur existence "a an ORD
10 secular government. We dread thn Peace ~ War
saw WREN American cZrns can hc quietly ln iails and
and The editors mol mo tantrum- about H. Win
tie Bible IN public schools, chIp1lns "a Government
service all church prOporty-cNVeIt that OF Sixty com
muulics Of shakers untaXcd and Governmental sub
slrs thc0lo-ca Institutions, DO !0n asa " W Lat
ailcth tncc r. T. ". lNAHs
VI. Lebanon, " y, Dec. 81, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
TIE KAys4S PAcIITc RAILROAD.

.,oc...~,r. p.rtv n,,f,crxc ia IT'S ~ ANS
NV
AGREED 70 Az hMiC !HLE 81 II, But l~N
,,-,f, ,,.. ~, ,,..tf mn. ,tpt.f.> e.ys ,trt-
"Ii''i"" 49, avn 4''' "'' i''' 80 W
(IATIY THAT IIt.. CONVENIENT IIINIU n.
,...,.,... ... t.. 10
''.'N. 49, ""'', - '''''
The attorneys Of the Pacific Railway Companies
how, ,,l,iftpI "a fin. tftorn.v-Cc.,r IN re-. pos
10 the CHai"c resolutions concerning alfgch UNJUST
scrituiuat IONS AGAINST the Kansas Pacific COmpany
-, i,...... :....... d.,,,,...,.,. III. e., T.;
III" I0h'NNS Important NpcuhtIl7' Inc H'al Is
M CI iaicil agreement between tie two cOuua-
g., ,...:..,.. 80 49,. c., ,.. linz. H. l,, .., r ,.
MO- i' "I' '9''' " '''"' P''"- ' w. 80 70 ''i
amiCallc suit IT, adjud!catc fine rights Of the two
...,,, ,rv.. ,,.;t ,,. J,lc r ., It I.. ,..c,,tI,
''"i'''''' ''' '''' "' ' - ,''
been u Hdcd, a-u ~ DOW Et!o hhu.l auNls lurhi bY
Jrtro I.,,,n i'm tle Emitted STATES (ircuit Court
m , ,
81 Nc).drni" lAo second u"'Uih'Ii -'cuN
a dsnc.n effectively If tAc claim made m brhalf of
, 80.
tEr f1i's't l"FHi' lH"l III hdl DOM hith!Hpicu
l Av iIo discrimination urorfirn d4reu.f II by
=. - 81 . =, :, t.s
tuf ! mon racine az tWNc'h' J. i7, 'Ii biI'I, an
,;. lc.ttr from il. own Pre-. dent Lit.cil, com
t,..
p"H"nB l"1t ~ Hi' p''" ''""tA' ~ '"' WIZ "I
bankruptcy ly Ere uu .uat course pursued toward
-. Ia. ,i,. ,.,,,,,,o,t
- ~ " Ur~-gp S..t % 14-l
qi,o .t,., r,,.o, ~ NJ I.i. lar s.ftl.r.,t 81
10 f.,,, .,.f,,e. 81, ,,,, a.. i,.,r and ,,,' ~,
r,I. T.. l.c,ul.d i,. t, r..n..fIy, cn,r,,
ann "a c,,..i,r'd a. li;fi from Ills dat: II be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

-, .,re,y.e consecutive nights. was repeatedly
o. tue i''" ,te curtain, was presented Win w.
calico pCi kob b,a eslary raised. Tue Versloh VI 20
~, - Non was used on " the one nun ~, .'ivu'"
~ ,rlus!ai!On, revised ~ pe'i'S''N""'
wo,,erp weapons of precision can be used 10
-. I'm rho school-roon. well rs at the seat VI
~ ,,.ci.uy in western villages, where t'e NouiS
"''' 90. ,rite apt 10 shoot in The direction o 'ic
,ostrr A breach az discipline in p'oi'c ''lo'i
. -, Mimi led recently 70 an encounter u" '"o
g. q, which the teacher was hogsed by the Pul'
~ ., "a undertaken to punish The next morning
'.,oooostcr appeared upon the scene armed 70 Tue
'' IA ho,.nr laid on NJ, desk big howie-knl'e'
- cluh an axe and large Whip glarcd AT his P'hs'
- to,,,r ., slarucn his jacl.-knfc on his boot Inc
a., ,,r, ,ciuIcd al one another. AMI tue htie F,is
p..-,,.I ,,sp.ffng; aud OVerWhclh.Hs We 'H ,
~ ~ pis formidable arm ancnt that al si.' 40,
.l,c ,-,,rcad -rs there rush 1or l' ~,
o ~ eIer..cltcr retreat from tie schOoyaId 1cHoo'
"a over fer HAT day
The law students Of Paris paid then ulou'e
,Ict to the memory Of liners on th' sunday 'o'olo
~ ~, -. r,,v.cer 500 and coo students gathered III
a., pic die n yas;ile, around Loarse when ooIc ~
t,a,,,sc crown Of immcrtc Is diapcd with bacA' emu
,h .cr,,tion: ITO NJ Tiicrs, Idbcrator OF the Terri
co.. FIRST President Of the Eepuhc tic IL" Nt"t"''
,t,-i. 1bc PROCESSION set out for Ierc ia Chaise
49,, ,,,o Unit was OPENED ana tie crown laid on the
an ono Of toe c.der students stepped forward aAd
ss,a: m Theirs sleeps now Under the earIh pn' We
, men Of France. We shall continue to labor IN
- .,,s of tle great Republic 81 which he was the
S,,Jsr We "a ill follow his example, ana ram our
w. a., in the huOTled-c OF those Two hoN mugs
which make and citlIrnS-ilic 1NcoI th
md turned away. sending to Mime IhieIsS rtSiuenco
Taputatipn With brief address