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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

A short time after Tho ship lilo Quilted
UNllao, Peru, Tho Captain discovered two
stowAwAys on board and pMt them III
irons During The following night y
Chilian, who llah hnng his hammock In
thu quarter II the ship where the pris.
onrsx were, accused onr of them oi hay.
ing stolen his food. Tho accused ex-
plained that this wAa impossible. ~ hia
chain prevented his reaching II, where.
upon the monster of Chilian struck
him down. and deliberately prnredelto
cut IN hin head and throw Il Into tho
water. III then wished 10 dispatch tho
trunk after II, hut was prevented by iss
being attached by m iron ring tixcl 10
the bridge by chain. WhcScupon he
hacked away - y and cast u piecrmeAl
into tho s~a. Tho other st0wnway wns
meanwhile In sich N a4ony u terror
thAt hc Lil not cry ont. Tho a..asAin
was placed In tho innds of the anthori.
tIcs at lqniqne.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17
Tho saber 10 DE- Abolished.

Tho sAber In about 10 be ruled out of
tho cavalry regulation m useless
weapon for thr soldier. II II found thMt
soldiers do Int little killing aud not
much wounding with the sabcr, and they
Arc unhnndy things TO danglc ri the side
unleaA they arc of use. The medical
statistics of Germany show that, In the
recent War with France, ont of ia, 200
wounded, u little over 400 only were In.
jurcd by tho bayonet out of 2,23G
killed. i',s only had any signs of sabcr
wounds,
According 10 American statistics, ont
ri 252, 2,lDO wounds received during tho
War u thu Rebellion. DD6 were given
with tho bAyonet. len. l'cnct, Chief
III Ordnance DMscau, United States, sAya;
In my mind there exists not u doubt
that The days ~ the Enlnr and bayonct
arc numbered, mud that ihc only qucs.
tipn 10 he decided " whether thu time II
MT already At hand when they shoul.l
be discarded.
uens sherman and Sheridan nro said
to inslorso the srniimcnt II NO, the days
" the snher will come 10 mn end.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

A member of tllc last Missouri Assem-.
bly,, named Henry NJ. Dorucll, Jr., wns
.iecoycd from his home IN pcmiscoft
county, ncar Point Pleasant. fifteen
miles above hero. few days agc. across
the river into Lake county, Tenn. Upon
landing VIM. Hhearcr thot him down.
He rolled from tho top of tho bank 70
tho waters edge. When Shearer poured
another load into him. Bhearcr WAS
pursued by posse md fatally shot.
Before dying he said hc hal been hired
To 10 tho decd. Tho father " Dorncll
IL the man who dcfied the const while Oh
trial, last fall. and boldly walked out oi
tho Judges presence, tl,e officers and
spectators i,cing unwilling 10 touch him.
A fcml between the Dorhells nssA others
has existed for several years past. and
six or seven men have lost their
lives by IT, - Memphis t1snn.) cbr.
Chicago Tmes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

Tho British colonies arc not always
.eli.supportlng Tho British exeheancr
pays nearly u ,0lpO, ,0ltD Il year 10 the ac.
count ol Ucrmm,la, ol0O, ,t|00 Tor Jamai.
~. 0ll1, 900 for thr BahAma., On, ,0lO
l0v Honduras, and e75O, ,t)D0 for the other
West India islands. Hero arr nearly
~. tOO. 900, while Canada docs not cost
England 90. 900 year. The uritinl.
Government maintains flvc or III vsgi.
mcnls Iii lhc West Indics.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

Ncn. ID. II. HMckrt, Inspector General
NJ thu Military Division I'll The Missouri,
Inns Just returned 10 Chicago from tour
among thu national cemeteries In Tho
South. 1lc made the trip under orlcrr
from the President, and thc cemeteries
nj New Orleans, Mobile, baton lspugc,
Port Hudson. Matches, vickHbmrg, Mem.
phiA and Mound City were embraced
In his inspection. 0en. Hackct reports
finding Nil tho cemeteries In first rate
order. The one at vicksburg n 4 mag
niAccnt necropolir. The citlxenn nrc
proud Of II, and strangers visiting the
city are shown through II tho iirrt
thing, II II beautifully tcriacesl, and
already three growtls ii grnss havc
been mnwn from IL this season. In a
building On tho grounds Arc preserved
every article III value found on tho prr-
Mons Of the thousands who fell victims
10 the siege III that city. IN this collsc.
tion are watches, ilnger-ringa. cuinm,
knives, lurkH NJ hMir. md similar trinkcts
without number, ant some III these may
yct serve In enabling friends 10 identify
tho remains of their dead relatives.
Tho General gathered eomplctc Ntalis.
NNW ~ VIZ ueuN VI MI viz VtH1tvFEtVA
visited by him. He learned Tint thc
Chalmctte Celnctcry II New Orleans
contains The remains of a.l3i soldiers.
ri which number u, 13l ARR known and
400 unknown. In tho cemetery ut
Mobile ouly Al bodies were buried, 7iD
of which sFr known and w unknown.
Az Baton Rouge 2,ptj soldiers were
buried, of wham 2, Am arc known and
ls4 unknown, Tho metropolis nj Port
Hudscn II packed full of The remains Of
dArkira, who were led ~ the slaughter
hy some blnndcring General. Tho num-
hcr Inferred there IN \, AOl, of which only
b.DD Arc marked known" The grounds
At Nxtchcx contain i, 0kA bodies, and oi
these the superintendent has the names
oi only nm, thu other 2,7sO being re.
corded among the unknown. hut
tho greAiclt collection III dead men's
bones In nj vicksbtfg, where Ia. 300
were buried, aud oi whom only 3,A.,3
are known, thu word unknown" being
inscribed in tho henslntonca III ~, ,7O3.
AT Memphis, 81 the 1922 graves 4, 755
contain :" known" deposits and a,si7
unknown. There ara b.925 graves nj
Mound City, ILL.,. and 2.lt3 ol these
contain .oldlerH who nro known and
y, ,7'i2 are marked unknown.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

Great britain IL trinmphAntly pointed At Al
an example III 4 nation maintaining fnr half
Il century u specle-basad currency, Thereby -.
curing u steadi,less Ia values which could not
otherwise have existed, which premise aud
conclusion Rfo mot c0rruborxtel hy facts.
10 far from Great Britain having y specie.
b. cd currency. she has fluaiel fnr tin last i'm
years *rls,UOO, ,UnD so, ,uun. .uUil) bAnk nutus
bascd solely upon a Dank.of England iegei
debit against The Government. and by tho leel
act thu following issues regardless of sI,esla
hAsls, were authorized
sEnHlish country hanks .f sus',tnu ketu uM. .tEhl
Hsnk ~ ireland. .t4.,...... aTuH,W1 lHh5u u5nl
irish country hAuks....... a,aba,u" i!,slsNN,
scotch banks. ......t.t,.s, sutisWp laAsNnl
Tet. currency without spe.
cie bssir .Gl1,si2os0 Nr.sdn, ool
Notwithstanding this enormous ainoun, u
itrrslusmaliu currency, TIM Government has
from timc I'd tune brldEcd over iss emerg.n.
Gle. hy tho iprue of cxchslntr notes. running
N high, In ls06, 'b7 and ~. ~ III average III
. tal ,DO0. COO (.lD1, 0tpO, 0O0l, which, added to
She oihcr tigurcs, gives total ,lnfinH thore
thrup yearr. VI c52.3i20UD FOL, boz. .Ot'0o.
without prGta,iAc III specie basis.
No mneh for tile prCtnisrs now fnr tho con.
clnsiui. Il can he further shnwn, from official
records. that NJ far from Feels bank act meet
ing the claims uf tts Authors that tho putatlse
mold basi. would steady production aud conls
,i,ercc hy preventing n,on,entsry apxrins, the
Hank ~ EnSlAnd. " thirteen years and I've
months frum IT. passage, changed II. rate ~
interest ffty-rlx limrr. hcr rental III thu ttre
of money iring sometimes . yer cent. aud
sunattt,as five t,mu. that rate Ia fact, during
ana period Vt iise weeks, ~hu changed the rate
iiys times.
Aud So our trusted Agents NJ Washington
insist that this nation Idle. lnor aud In dOl,t
IL thn foreigner rhal Ati.Inpt full aiHrlo
liquidation, with the demonstrated fact befofe
them that dreas Britain active, riel, and tho
creditor II the planet -mis.rably failed u as-
cn,nIlsh only olc-half the tax
sAison~ il,-tor, II Europe, sui. |, III rerle%. y.
~
Annual Register for ists. p. 1nt.
sNhAsnhcrs' Eue,elnlsdiA arli.is IscLslaer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17
wAsnIHorois xorxs.

observation-disclosures, Ex. Gov. LuciuA
taIschlld, " Wisconsin. 10 bs Consul General
10 Paris eH.0ov. y. u. Packard. IL Louisiana.
" b. consul 10 lAvsrpool Horace y. James, u
Indiana. Consul II Turks Island.
The House Committee on Elucalion
~ Labor havs asrse1 up0n W blll n,Aklng II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

TmE Colorado beetle Inns made gonl
his landing on tho coast of 0lamorgAn-
shire, Wales. He may prove far more
formidable than the Dashi. lIaxonks In
TheA.Aiy. Hc IN not 70 cruel, but j.
more vApMciuuA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17
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MONnAy, May d.~~NEMATk. The IluuHe hili
= 1.-,..a N. ss.... ...-..'.... j. ...., ,.,..
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ana ,1mrcy.,l, l.Ia s.,de. The rea.,on .nd IN
dian Appropriation bills we're reported from ihs
s.lig.., ssslgss., ~. sa.ss',,iss M l. sna ..sa =. ~.
.a.vmMas ~. n !. 1. IHs WI ~ sepeM W. usnAfMps
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"rs.e.s. x.is.s" ~ IL. y. .Ms ~.." sh.s i, ~. ~
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ihe Wool TAsI0 blll nsfevrsd ID ihn cavnlltsr ii
". Whole y, We stAse ~ sne untsn.. MI Jvaes
~. ,a ess s.ss. w ~ NJ. ~ n "
the e0hlss ouA ssAass ul farm sisk. thsls r. atses
..sa'.s ., q grTs.a!.an, cure ~ ~. foo*tas
s.sd u swamp I.ad.i !, W. rtlie.. % . s"ss,s
snidIess " The kts war W pss~lnpt lAAA ~ th~ ~
ssns = NV .ss.si ~ ~ Most.s. 70 s.nf.a .he
spsns m,,.h sss s,pss ~ IN, .ssa,,,.e"s .. nsr.
..aaenl form u government for shs District u
Uossasbss.
TUESDAY. AAy 7.~-kEhArv. nv, Cuckrrii
...A =. ~. -, ~. t... AN :, ,..,,U ~.
- ~ -. ~ - s"'" we W.
~ .'s''v"."s '.,Va "'sse. rss'''e""es n'sef
N. ~ n ~ 1 M "s a s NY sia na
Ans,hd slMN, The nasl.sH VS. exresI To- ,sss.
~ m4xs, n. Tns bili hA.tar l'ssn vs.A 1~eond
titue, IN. A"frs!l novel ihMt ~ Tvfvsssd g ths
uvuitMltssw ~ tluAnre. tstidIuN the dlseussipil
its us0sttNM huMt expired, and consideration NJ the
pxtEtnh Appropriation VIII wea tvsulued, The bill,
sttsF .ot''e IlsaMe."h, wss vasd third lime mud
passsa TiN thalsw Appropriation blu wAs eskd il
w ana dlsassssFd ~. Vnusirts presented ptts.
sin', " siis.ns "a usadet fs.riaa shr passage
~ Jaw nbAAlMn III hnfs NAAt Hefs NuFh Ut III
ss ~ sseT"lSr ssss " w ,Msusn ,hs ss
II HsAtosd y. nlmlaett ~ krw tosk. ~ Cousnl Il
rssssns a.sa w. :. naa, ssesasn. there 49,
evllse,s,r N imtsvnsl Nassne III ths A.s,ln rss
n,stv,r1 l,tN "A wrul ,,s.y vtlhssui srttnn -
..s..,.. 49,. - ..'. ..-
"Hs1'- aver su'sr uo"ss "sreNsspA ~" ss"ase
pA@@eh, wlih0Ht calling ths yeas aud nAys The hill
sssAt,ltst,us 4 pevuansrt fnsm IL government fos
-, ..s-..,. :. ..1......... 80 49,. '..' -.
W. W. s.a.... s a"mn,s Nv nn ps"s.Mfs @ snss ~
W. upusss ssnsetnMFus sHsu w 80 HsNs q the
,ess ~ IN nays. i.siisa Il ,sis ~ H. Woa T.,,G
bill, snd Nv. kAnAs dsiivsrsdA iuak pi~rrh III ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS oLxAxIMos.

Gen. John q. Fremont II In INDECENT
circumstances, and petitions have boon fur.
wsrtisd 10 Washington asking that hIs name bs.
included IN The blu placing Gen. shields on The
retired Int of lhe army.
AdvIccs from Moxlco state thAt Mn nm.
s,,cfe.fni attempt WAS made by shs revoln-
iinti,sts ~ nvertnfn Tho plsx Government In
the AlAtc of Chihuahua. A nua,l~. II thu
eonsulfatoss werp arrested,
Grain In sisht In thu states and Gan.
ada Wheat, 7.pas 40 bushels, oosn. \. 1ss. .Ooo
b,ashsl" oals. l,77o.00O bnshelvt ryv, 670, ON
bushsls harley, Lott. .OOO bushels.
Look out for eountrrfeit 900 bills on
thu nuycrc National Hank II Boston, MAsa.,
and tho Hccond National Hank u WiikrUbarre,
lta
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

The debts of the churches 0f The iour.
teen leading denominations IN NeW York
amount ~ "a, no, ,0()O On ssvcu times thnt
amount II property. Tho HomAn
Catholic churches owe abovc "a, ON. 900
u this, and tho Episoopal churches
u 200, ,0OD. Tho value of lhe EpiacopAl
Trinity Church property u eib. .Oo0. .O0O.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
cREsco, IOWA.
KERRY 4 McHU0H. Propristors.
= General Banking Business
8ransaeted.
muy and seii Esrhans~. Drafts IN th~ Ola
COMntrt~s.
PaSAAaE TItkE ETS ~ aND FROM
EukOFE ron NALE.
Notes and MortgaSss
Purchased on favorable terms. Particular a.sentioa
paid ~ the negotiation N tilns lnAnA Collections
carefully s.ssnaed y and prompt " return. " n.ae
s-ig t4Nitr. Iowa. crestu. Iowa.
would respectfully sano,nte IL ,he people II
CREMO
Ani liz sielni.y that he has purchased THE
MEAT AaARkEr
-. side d Elm street which b. viii keep cenran,-
supplied With
MEATS. fIsu. tut'irny AND aAME
~ their .ea.en, iie solicit. your patronage. i'rie~s
il ~
Terms essh. er tts r'IuisAsnt. 9dtf
&. Y. ooMn1'
Having rented his
Mat MAakgv
WIN Arer CONSTANT, on hand = god - assortment
sale ~ retail. fur cash and nothns ti-e.
We ssuy fer Cash. and s~ii Tor the same.
Credit need MOI hs asked fer !. !, VIII not h. grant
I'd. ! Atn tstund " astl ~ rhtAp ~ aMy aMe Tor
fs.h, And hope - kise general Satisfaction
IONS v. MAYNARD.
Painter and olasiss,
CAkxco. lava.
0h0p nnaslt ufeFslee the Elevator. Win nul In
escsllrd W quality ~ work. tyees - chssp - any
bodys. st.Ia
30, Every One Vlo Hlllsn !!
rAs anasr-,xaed hereby announces 70 ~ people u
ORESOO AND VICINITY
That hs has isAsed
Live Oak Market.
For,a. n, occupied W n. u. nsa,st,s, vh@r~ ean
always be found full assertaent II Meats, At the
loWgoY cAo0 p0logol
PATRONAGE nniIcirED.
w. IL ALL L.
ChurCh uebts.
The detta of the churt,hCa 0f the ff,nr.
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fst tss4t4sissfsa4 fswsA asa s8 f..4I..~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-17

|MEvtaDEN's
EWl
FURNITURE
wARgRooMs,
r~s lA~+. s~t,A u ss~~A~,rs ss~vv.
cResco. IOWA,
!. .str..a .''a Y. ,.,s.., .ua ~. .s+.',mss, !.
grades ssA aasitssss .ssf eHsrtd ~ this s~ssAvh
cyervthinv New---I.atest STYLES.
10 sDn.N SssbOnbA.
,ssu.,ssi,g NJ
ixTENsIoN.TABl.Es.
SECRETARIES. BOOK CASES.
wARDRonEs. BUREAUS.
BEDsTEAps. CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES AND SOFAS.
BRACKETS. wHAr.NoTs.
LOOKIN0.0l.ASsEs,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN CORNICES.
Tn shora. every article h~lrng.ns III Tho trade AnA
anil AAaissd 10 the wants II the ratnmunily.
UNDERTAKING
In al i,s hrHnrhe. promptly attended Ia. eshrr.ay
uisht.
iis has large assortment "
Oofins, Burial Cases and Caskets,
which hc II prepared 10 trim. aud furnsh on short
natre aud ~ Stirh ~s,ie and manner orlcrrd, Al
the ms~t rra sonMhle ptiec~.
Thanking thc public lnr tayura and " renAdenee
III the tAst h~ en# ~ his friends that he II
deteTmtnrd Mcre THAN rscr W merit thrir conn-
,l~nce. respect aud eaatinsad patronage.
Il. MEvERDEN.
crerre t'rc. M, tH7s.
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Assassination and lsrtribatiom.


,Anhmsi Register for ists. y. 1nt.
.NhAsui,ers' Euet eiotsdiA, artisis IxcLelter.
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And uuAsAalse sattafaeaion. ksesy elorh warranted
10 sun. Hiring e1OuH yaur detective clocka IN lila
rsstd~nre. asd ~ viii sss them right. CAAxusa
saosOuaDls
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-25
the CEREAL CROP or TEXAS.

While in over half the wheat -produo~
ing counties of North Texas the crop
will not perhaps thresh out more than
fifteen bushels 10 the acre. yet, when
we consider the vast increase in
acreage, it will aggregate very large
one indeed. IL is perhaps two full
weeks earlier than last season, and its
sale promises 70 be uninterrupted, as
last years operations were by the labor
strikes and the consequent sluggish
movement Of grain, so that the country
may reap the full benefit Of profitable
crop, iayorably harvested, housed and
sold This healthy stimulus to general
business operations can not but be of
vast importance to the country. II we
had only sufficient capital, to buy up
enough of the crop to keep our mills
going for the year. and use and consume
only the flour of our own raising--mill-
ing and selling-the advantage to local
business would be vastly augmented. 1t
certainly does seem that some such
combination as this might be made. If
ii ever is. il is patent that 1t must be
done by domestic capital because for
eign money will not lend itself to the
task of building up for us a home busi>
ness of so much prefit. Outside dealers
are only interested in our crop 10 the
extent of the profit they expect to make
out OF handling it. IL we would
secure the best results from this, our
earliest and most certain crop, we can
only expect to do so by our own
means, and in our own interest. BY
all means this should be done,
because nothing will tend more
10 stimulate production, than local
steady reliable demand and prompt
cash payment. II we had an aggregate
milling capital Of say three to five mill,
ions in the state this could be done.
Every intelligent observer understands
that with our present population. agri-
cultural possibilities and future
probabilities, we will be forced to
consider these problems, whether
We will or no. Perhaps II we were to
open up South American trade in
-four and develop it to any considerable
extent. much of tae milling capital
which 10 now concentrated in Virginia
would be forced or induced TO come
here. There 10 now no doubt but Texas
wheat and the -four from it. are better
suited TO marine transportation in the
high temperature OF the topics. than any
other ~s.tsrn grain. and equal 70 thss
produced on the Roanoke in Virginia.
There i now schems on foot, 70 Try
an Experimental shipment Of City bar.
rsls through Mr.. Koppssrs Esw York
| connections with Rio Jsnsiso. W.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-25

shall watch its progress AID re-
suits, with eager interest But
We do not hesitate to declare IN aa>
vance our entire condolences in the alb
solute and satisfactory nature Of the re-
suit There Is now only one circum>
stance in the way of that experiment.
York, instead OF the direct route by
New Orleans or Galveston. Here is the
proudest and most promising field yet
opened mp for the employ meut ri Texan
capital and enterprise Its results are
not doubtful, If only we enter 1t with
half the spirit which has hitherto dis
tinguishe'l as in cotton and stock
enterprises
An things considered, our wheat crop
is the safest and sure.t 1t is always
made and harvested before the droutbs
OF summer can effect it seriously II
only the proper interest were developed
in its culture, the modes would soon
comforts to this, and immensely ib
creased yields would lee secured. Deer
ploughIng. careful seeding and thorough
narrowing are the prime essentials in
it, culture. Following which. experi>
ments in the different varieties would
soon come. Cat OF this, we are con
WINGED, woul be deduced variety pc,
culIarly adapted to our soil aud climate
and which would soon grow TO leader
ship among wheat producers. witt
promising results. While we are now
harvesting, marketing and grinding tn,
crop of - is = good time TO reflect upor
these homely truths. Wheat is to be-
the future crown Jewel in the diadeu
of north Texas agriculture, let us Civ,
1t that consideration which It's import
ance entities II TO.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-25
FENIAN INVASION.


OTTAWA, Msy 2l.-The government
received a dispatch from the imperial
government THE afternoon snuouuc-
ing that war between England aud
Russia is inevitable.
This afternoons Pail Mall Gazette
has a Berlin special saying that many
pretended Russian emigrants are psss-
ing through Germany. IL il believed
they are sesmen disguised, on their
way To America To man the cruisers.
NORTH Troy, VT, May 2l.-A cor
respondent of the associated press Wis
tied several of the principal towns on
the Canadian border and finds every
where the most intense excitement
prevailing. The dominion militia are
all supplied with arms and ammuni-
ton, and ready at an hours notice TO
concentrate n force to repel an Inva>
sion on the Canadian borders. Sol
diers claim, no doubts exists Of an in-
vasion being imminent. The Irish
nstionalists in large numbers, with the
greatest secrecy possible. are making
way into the interior of Canada, with
orders to concentrate At different
points for an onslaught on Montreal,
Quebec, Ottawa and other prominent
| Canadian towns.
The theory advanced in the Fenian
demonstration Is merely a ruse origi.
mated and conducted by Russian
agents IN this country to engross the
attention Of the Dominion govern.
ment TO her home interests and bring
| the recruiting for English service in
Canada to n stop. Another theory
dvanced Is the demonstration has it,
| inception ia the provinces.
TO ascertain the exact movements /.
| impossible. All kinds OF rumors are
rife. 1t is currently reported that
arms and ammunition have for weeks
past been brought into the province,
where they are now. concealed. The
rumors that ten thousand men ar.
congregated In the vicinity of IT
Adams and Fairfield IL a great eNag.
gerstion. There are without doubt
however, large numbers OF men scat
tered all along the line.
/ RICHFoRD, VT, May 2l.-It il gener
ally believed that the FeniAn- ar,
making their way into Canada anc
are preparing to move upon some oI
the principal points in the province.
The .rumor that n hand of Fenizni
were stationed in this city IL sensa
tionsl. On Saturday aud Sunday sew
eral persons passed through here OF
foot, but they were trsmps. News ha
been received that six hundred Irish
men are drilling At Chasey. New \ oTk
sixty-eight miles from here. Cansdi
people believe there is move
ment for an invasion Of tn
dominion. Representative Irish
men here refused Ia lee interviewed
PORTLAND, MAINE. May Alt
rumored here that the sister chip {,
'Cimbria" Is shortly ex pected At south
west har0or.