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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-11

BUSINESS CARDS.
Removal of Dental Rooms.
G. ID. NEWELL, Dentist.
Removed to
Union Block, Central st. t1Apr.7s
CHAS. a. AIKEN,
PIANO-FORTE TUNER, ST. JoHNsBURY CENTRE.
Orders left at Howard & Rowell's, at the Plain.
T.. B. CUSHING, NJ. d.,
homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
(SucceSSOr TO DR.. HoughtOn.)
Office & residence in AthenRum House, Main St.
$. L. BROOKS, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
pice hisresidcnce, opp. the Bakery STD ohnsbury
VIM. w. CIRCUIT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Barton. Vermont.
j. L. COUCH.
Harness Maker and Carriage Trimmer.
CARRIAGE Tors MADE TO ORDER.
Danville Block, Railroad Street, St JOhnsbury.
JOSHUA GRAY,
FINE JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, LADIES
AND GENTS WATCHES, AND
SILVER WARE.
24I Westminster St., Providence, II. L.
g Orders from the country promptly executed
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Opp. Soldiers Monument, st. Joh"''
TERMS:
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
A CariGsss Historical Fact.

During the reign Of Charles /, Q conn
try girl came to London in search OF a
place as a servant maid. but not sue
cceding, she hired herself TO carry out
beer from n warehouse, and was one Of
those called tub woman. The brewer,
observing e. good-looking girl in this
low occupation, took hog into his family
as q servant, and after q short time
married her. He died while she was
yet young woman, leaving her the
bulk of his fortune. The business of
brewing was dropped. Mr.. Hyde was
recommended to the young woman, as
a most skillful lawyer, to arrange her
husbands affairs. Hyde, who was af-
terward Earl of Clarendon, finding the
widows fortune considerable, married
her. By this marriage there was nc
other issue than daughter, who after
ward became the wife Of James n and
mother of Mary and Anne, queens OF
England.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
Dc FEa NcrafS Attention.

All effort md q strenuous one, is being
made by few disconnected so-called
Democrats, to create discomfort and
dissatisfaction in she ranks Of the
party in this parish, with the intent to
elect some favorite to office in Dcccm-
Der next. In order to do this the good
of the party is to be ignored, and the
party itself sacrificed. These malcon-
tents 90 about and tell the people that
the members Of tho late convention
were bribcd that their action does not
represent the will of the party. When
they tell you this, demand the names OF
the delegates bribed, the name Of the
party who bribed them, tho amount
paid, SD that you can hold alike him
WHO took the bride and him who offered
it up to the eternal contempt and
reprohatiOn of mankind. If these NAL
contents are unable to do this, then let
! them cease their slanderm,s charges and
accusations. We DC not believe these
charges. We are certain they have nc
! foundation, except in the morbid i'm
agination of these malcontents. who
are vainlv striving to lind some pletex
or another to break mp the organization
: Of the party and then by making "dis-
! reputable contradictions wiM Republicans
! to toist themselves into po'rer.
! Every honorable man. who partici.
patet in the primary elections, is bound
by the action of the convention in sc
far as il made nominations. No power
compelled any one to vote at tie
primaries. Every man WAS loft free tc
vote or NOT, IA he pleased, and The
result OF that election WAS the assem-
bling OF convention that represented
the Democratic party OF the parish IL
it, entirely. That convention nomlna'
tied for every office except judge an'
district attorney, and YOU are bound
morally aud politically bound, tn vot'
for these nominees, or else quit tin
party and go over to the Republicans
II rutl don't do this, and still claim Il
be Democrats. you are simply sallln:
under false colors, and lighting under
false flag, and are making yoursel7"
contemplate alike to all true Demo
Gratis and honest Republicans.
Let every Democrat in st. Landr,
discard these maicontcnts and stand t.
: his colors, and the result in Deceinbe
will be !. glorious victory. Listen t.
their syrecu songs, relax your part.
} discipline, discard the work of tn
convention. run independent Democrat
for Office, with the vain hope of securin:
Republican Votes, and the first thini
: you know you may find all the MOS
important offices in the parish gobble'
up Ivy Republicans. They are it is tru
in a minority; but our only safety !
union under the Democratic flag. lie
t us once divide and go to tightinsamonss
ourselves and a Republican victory
an assured fact. Beware OF wolves i
Sleeps clothing.'
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

The late novelist, Charles Lever, be-
ing once in London with his dang liter
without leave, was invited to dinner by
Lord Lytton. ".Ah, Lever" said hi;
brother novelist. as he came in, glad
you are come. You will meet your chief
Clarendon (thcn Foreign Minister.nn "
:" fear I must retire, my nose is bleed
ing" he replied, making for the door
which at that instant opened, Lord
Clarendon being announced. After
shaking hands with the host. his lord
ship espied Lever. "Ah. Mr. Lever
didn't know you were in England ;d!dn
even know You had asked for leave.
"N-o-o, my lord" answered the witty
novelist, Il thought it would be more
respectful to your lordship to come ant
ask for it in person.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
JUDICIAL ARyERTEsEMENTa.
EpEIss.sG SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH 0FsT. LANDRY.
No, IQa.
ESTATE Or YVES D'AVY, DECEASED

rv virtue Of an order Of tM honorable yr..
bate Court Of the Parish OF st. Landry, tbera
will II" sold ut public auction, 80 the highest
bidder iiy Il" Nnier>is nfd ctficiu auction Ger
at the Courthouse. in the town OF Dpeloussa
perish III st. landry, on TUESDAY, November
23th 1879. He following deacrihfd proDertv be
l'n-lng tu.tiic estate Of Yves D'avv, deceased,
tu-Wit:
l. certain portion ot land in the town %!
p;,cio'lSi-, with AL III" buildings and improve
nsrni$ thereon, hO,lr'icd on he north by Alfred
Perry, C.lsthy Aug1:str non;.tn ;n.vc and Louis
rGu,t'liunHis, on thu south by rhoI. c. Amber
son and west by lands Formerly belonging to
+ j"cksGn Thompson, containing Twelve arpcRts
more or less.
,. \ certain lot If ground situated in the
, town or DlriniI>l>. hDundCtt north hy--east,
by .;Hranh, Wr-t by Market street and soath
, BY, said property being in JoullerS' add
ton Ia he town OF DDclOnSas.
/ Terms and Coliditions-On on", Two, three.
four AMI five years credit purchasers TO furnish
thrC notes with good solvent security: said
, notes 10 be 50 divided in amount and number
rs IL Give the widow her share, thereof and the
/ ;ntor til" share ~ the minor children the
! note to BIZ; payable 10 he order Of the maker
and 10 he tut;nr~cd in blank iN him. notes to
bear five per cent interest .r0Ih he DAY Of sale
amt eight per cent after maturity; vendors
privilege and @mri;i! mortgage reserved OIL the
| property To y!:io;re payment thereof.
&. c. DCSOS,
SAcrii ard E&-Uflcic Auctivneer,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
Complimentary Ballad


~ AKA. } hikif.~- ~ y RlENlI.
Th;' AID y" iiIl;4cs itIi and sin-
A sOu- III praise u fairies mir
Whose du!rrt strains our souls have led
TO tW.tc h" .ju,s VI jaucv'e realms.
As nn The stage th" Fairies moved
Transparent ue;tutlr~ each. Ny nsart
In joyous .ap1urcN filled methought
SaW the land of HriHl souls
IN all lis grand ln1jc4ti" pn,np
And herd tie n,u,j;: ul tIrir i.>'..
gaZctl upon these lrg!ls fair
AMI wondered !. We MORALS VII,
CulIl;i no: enjoy -ilch bliss diliur.
When 10. the music ceased, and Ions,
The lair ard rhaGtuipe Lily Bel
10 1uoltNl1 al, her love revealed
For u;tn ;:n;n brave, Of beauty rare.
Then a. ;cn Thousand 70 I1r4 rushed
On in.ri.iel nnt he rival lay.
Win "Nt1 thnt sloalA!HI hamss she -aIH;i
open the PROSTATE form Of love
And hurled !ilS"rli1..r on !l"r ,'rt.j.
Fort hwith til" mighty Queen Fin called
And - !s'l E!''c ~. '!iiuH ltNraihu
Whilst round her lips sarcastic S!uilra
Did play. The Queen in judgement sat
.thl Ilulu nrr lutr.i Ir.'llns, with grief
Her fay nit,t nau 4l.e sent. Till Just
AtDnciutllt Inr ItUr fault had made.
The riddles S..> I'd, iIIt fairies fair
Did bl a1i,.. 10 luuriYl life
And now enjoy their native delis.
Than fare tls.-H:.ij, :yr ha.t,iii.>> rare
A Thousand tinl.,,t tn dive We tend
For Visions bright. ti!i Now unseen.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
Sour Stomach is instantly relieved by
4 dose of "RLACk- DRAuGHT.'
For sale by ". Q. TDSEl'

We call attention to the advertise
ment Of ". {. Johnson at {. Phillips
old store. II. Libernian manager. Look
at the prices of his kid gloves for iadics
and gentlemen at 40 cents per pair. and
his low priced clothing for men and
boys. Mr.. Liberman has been SO long
and favorabiy known to the citizens OF
Orelousas, that hisnafne aB manager OF
this establishment will be guarantee
that the goods are Of good quality. and
at the lowest possible rates. We are
clad to welcome him back to Opelousas
and We are sure his old friends and Gus.
tomere will not fai: to make their pur.
chases from his stock.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

nunzesheimcr is to the front again
with a fresh line of groceries. Let
rivers ran dry, and freight prices mount
up 10 the highest notch, that old and
reliable grocery is always full OF the
best of its kind, and at the lowest rates.
DOME psss him if you know what's best
for your own interests,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
War FlruntahEG.

am a candidate for Constable for the ltl
v,ard at thr election 10 be held in December
nnyt subject to the nomination or IN" fseVup-
Iican nominating Convention. .>>-,r
To MI FRIENDS AND THE ftbLit'
Taunounra myself AZ candidate Tor '"hhIa-
bic OF the 18th Ward. a,zo .rurrr
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
PeavisAc Toms Encounter.
ATTACKED TX FIVE BEANS, NE LETS
THEM CHEW Ills BACK AND ESCAPES.



An Indian known as "'eavine Tom >
had hand -tn-iand encounter with q
lot OF bears last week. on the mountain
above Bucks ranch, which nnst have
been te,1ihle battle. He was hunting
in the locality spoken OF. and found .
"bear wailo"" in 4 little valley, and
suddenly came upon five bears. lie
says Dat lie shot one, killing it.. when
another attacked him. His only de-
nendencc was in his butcher knife, and
with this he managed to XII Il the second
enc. About this time another attacked
him, and the conflict must have been
fearful. Part of the Indians SCALP was
Torn from his head, his face badly lac
Grated, and his arm: side and one thigh
fairly "catcn up No bones were
broken, however, and he managed to
gtaggcr and crawl to the road, Where he
was found and taken TO Bucks ranch.
Mr.. Wagner dressed his wounds, and at
last accounts he vas improving and IN
a fair way to recover. He said he would
hive been killed but that he kept his face
down most of the time and let the bears
bite his back. \ party went ont to the
scene of the fight, and found the three
hears dead and the Indians knife stick
me in one Of them. He mnst have been
" came to the back bone| a4f Aes8FFee
the r title Of the" bear huuter'"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
For Distriet .Budge-s3th DisiTies.

Ror Districf , Hdge-s:sth UbhtTict'
Ne ars authorized to announce =. I. L'."l~,
Yls1., IA . candidate FOR District jude q! me
1stj Iudjci.l District at tie ensuing election.
prrrox CITIZENS OF SAINT 1.ASDN7:-
s,n & candidate toT jude at tit. ihn JA!--
,ici district 1T the elect ion IL take place. II
nrcenlh,.r next: subject 30 tho nomination OF
thc Dnm0cratie Conservative party OF the paileh
IN convention assembled.
You all know 10y past rero11! &c Judge nr
this District. refer 10 ii aS the ncst tilaianlec
: nan giy. for the future and solicit your votes.
1"1 o GEO. W. ETDsFETE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

4 farmer has experimental with ma
nure taken from his barn cellar under
cover and exactly@thc same kind OF
manure dropped just outside tho cellar
and of course exposed to the weather
The crop from the former was jus,
about double that from the latter
' Howell Courier.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

Our RALEoAn.-We went cut to
the railroad depot yesterday evening
for our weekly report of progress on
the road but failed to get 1t on account
Of the temporary, absence OF the assist Isl
ant manager, and cmct enGineer :. v, W e
learned, however, that the track IS lald
fourteen miles east OF Lake Chafles,
that the bridge for the SABINE ilVe,
viii he at Oran ge early next week, and
that the general MANAGER Col Anams,
Charles Echo, Oct. 18th,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

The regular meetings Of Humble
Cottage Lodge No. 10, F. s. A. NJ, for
the balance of the yeaNaes9, will be on
the Wednesday evenings of tie follow
ing dates: September a4th, October 29th,
November aeth, and December goth,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

4 nan died OF liver complaint! One
dollars worth OF "BLACK. DRAUGHT"
would hase saved his Iii
For sale hy ", o, POSEY
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

Query: Why will people suffer With
indigestion when BLACK DRAU6hT'
would cure them?
For sale by y VI. O. POsEl.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
DeD|OCraie.COnserVatiVe Ticket.

For Governor:
T.. a. WELTX,
Of Orleans.
For 1letfrcElant Governor:
SAMUEL I'D. sKeESEBA,
Of Ouachita.
For Attorney General:
J.. q. EAGAN.
Of Claiborne.
For Secretary OF State:
WEI q. STRONG,
81 Vim.
For Auditor:
ALIEN sN3REE,
OF Iherviic.
For Superintendent of Public Education;
II. hi. FAN,
Of Eaat Feliciana.
For State Senate-lath District:
II. p. FONTENOT-
w. A. ROBERTSON.
For House Of Representatives,
vi. I'D. kAvANAGEH,
MARTIN CARBON,
DFRs ~. r.. Young.
.gN0. 4. LYONS
For Sheriff:
G. &. DUS9N.
For Clerk District Court:
,sAs. O. CMACMERE.
.. For Coroner:
DR. VIVA. WI. THOMPSON.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
For Clerk Of CO4rt.

We are authorized 10 nnonnce JAnte ~
s~Ukf:aERE as candidate for Clerk OF Court
=! md for The parish of It Landry. at the
- II, December next. subject to tue nnInl
U,flnr, Of the Democratic Convention.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
For sheriff.

NJ. EDITOR You will please annonncc ny
.,smc 80 candidate for reelection TO the office
"a sheriff Of g. Landry, at the election IN
december next, subject to the nomination OF
she De'1io G.. c. DCSON.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

A trial package Of Black Draught free o
charge ut W. .. POSEfS.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

There will be divine services at the
church of the Epiphany, opelousas,
every Sunday morning at II o'clock, and
Sunday School at Q AIN.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

The coming Misrepresentation. He'll
he around carly,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
DIE % 4

I.EWIS-In Orrlnusas, Sunday October 10th.
1872, JnsEPlilNE infant daughter IF I. ii. and
J. NJ Lewis, aGc'l IGOIths and q few days.
Whether III. makes of the dust flower,
Or turrcth q iaWrr tn dust,
Tho Lord Of Life i'll Ills supreme power,
Callsth for love au'; trust.
Oh Heavenly gardens OF radiant glow
Where r;:th's Dlighted rose buds bloom,
Amidst lac ranks where Gn;rs Lilies ll0w,
The little nnr- :Eti room.
Their angel stand next The Great White Throne.
Nearest His tender Love; ~
And stainless drawn from earthe pain and moan
Are the little one ahavt,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
Or!LNI..As. LIZ. Eept. Eth, lsIo.

Tho uutrr-iEut1l agree 70 abide ny the action
re ihc raj executive committee Ui tie
Democratic party - th- parish III 81 lAndc. ,
IN tl.t. ;t ss!i"l t"T . e,DI 9niuIi, %" "a; nThtY
last AuZll-t ri h. an, i'll far IL" -:'fl" IL III
their mower, will tiis>ulr thtIr lr!f!sta from
n!atinc nntIlina;ln.,- Tor tilr offices If ili|c
and district attorney; hs they are i'll their lid
tnne non political, and III attempting ~ ''lnhr
nominations for trG .ainc, tttt ithllH"nn'!1 &c
ton or tn" convention, III regard 10 offices
pllrtly rulitct! might b. endHu-trfd.
Etu. ". Htn-IGTH,
r.. +, Ii3"l~.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

NUkENHs u U v f7TF - 4 " IL 71 ~
Candidates will he announced II lie st.
LANDRY DEMOCRAT on tho following terms
and no other, to-wit In English alone, Ten
Dollars islo.) III English aud French, Fifteen
Dollars ts15,) payable invariably i'll advance
before first insertion.
Political notices will be published at half the
rates fixed for judicial advertisements.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
TERMS FOR bCR9CRlPTION

Osp DOLLAR Asn FIFTY CESrs a year, IN
,J,nurr, The year can he begun at any tune
as ffty.two numbers Of The pepper make year
subscription.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

Ladies, get permanent r-liei by using
"BLACK- DRAuGnT.''
For sale by ". O.-PUaEl.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
4 CAR -.

AIR. EnITOT:--
Az good deal has been said about
the agreement entered into by r.. i.
Lewis and myself. relative 70 abiding toy
the action Of The Democratic executive
committee Of the parish ia not directing
the convention, y lich met here on t"r
eth of September to make nominations
for judicial offices, do me the ta?or to
publish the agreement. 1t speaks Tor
itself and needs NO explanation. 1t
reads thns:
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

Calomel relieves "HlACK- DRAUGhT"
cures.
For sale by ". q. PO5E1.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

We cali attention to announcement OF
John n. Ogden, Esq.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25
OpELOusAS, SATURDAY. OCTODEE %, 1879.

a. In Providence We trust '-eveFyb body else cas-
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

Georgiahs chew "BLAcK:D RayeaIn
instead Of tobacco. -. -..~.
For sale by ". y. POSE1.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

A young lady was showing an elderly
woman I. beautiful cluster ditinon ring,
a present, when the old lady arnprett
her spnctaclcs TO the epd CT her nose,
and exclaimed. Tor ss;,ilcs, | thought it
WAS An old seed wart.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-10-25

A country newspaper i'll Wisconsin
Of.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-17
TELEcRAPHIc eREvITlEs.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Harrisburg, Pa, March 1.-Two freight
trains on the Northern Central railroad
collided this morning near Cumberland.
Both engines were wrecked and thirty cars
thrown into the Susquehanna river. Chas.
Delvaney, fireman, had one leg torn of.
The conductor was slightly injured.
IMPORTANT TO MILLERs.
st. Louis, March 1.-THE United States
circuit court this morning decided the cases
Of the American Middlings Purifier com.
Pany against the miliers of this city in favor
ofthe defendants, on the gro ind that the
re.issued patent does not conform to the
original, and therefore Is Invalid. The
Minnesota cases follow the St. Louis casea.
Plaintiff will probably appeal to the
United States supreme court
SENIOR zANAcoNA,
Mexican minister, arrived here this after.
noon. He was received At the depot by a
reception committee appointed BY the Mer-
chants Exchange for that purpose,
and escorted 70 the Lindell Hotel.
he will review the Irish procession
In honor Of 81. Patrick this
afternoon, and be the guest of,the Kniehes
ofst. Patrick atf their annual banquet TO-
night. Tomorrow hs will deliver an ad.
dress to the Merchants Exchange on the
commercial relations between Mexico and
this country.
THE CATTLE QUESTION.
New York, March IA petition in re.
gard to the cattle export trade will be sen,
today to Secretary Evarts. 1t is signed BY
many railroad presidents, insurance and
bank presidents, aud prominent merchant.
Aae petition suggests that certain saui.ary
plecaos'ons b adopted BY the British soy.
e'oneot' acting In concert with this govern.
nens'' Whereby no dAsser need be .ppr..
neeoea from shs s.porta.on Of our cattle,
seo vsssse1 sAs prsssas baslsasons saie,
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may be removed, Or at least robbed ofm,ny ! !
Of It's oppressive features. Evarts is urged
to secure the relief .. ked for in the petition
st the ealie-t possible moment, as the q,es.
ton IL one Of. national importance, and
threatens the destruction Of one of oui
greatest commercial enterprises.
CHIEF NOSES
San francisco. Match l8.-Wslla Walla
dispatch: Gov. Ferry and Gen. Howard
will 20 d0wn in the morning TO Dallss,
where they will meet chief Moses 10 com-
pAny with Cspt. Winters from Simcoe re.
s.rvstion, where Moses was csp,used s,ew
days sgo, and arre.,ed tv the sher.f.s "A
bond 'sas given and Moses ID nov en route
''0r vascouvsF, Mon whepee stan Ri
Washineton vtsl be made. II is though,
" esn fHosirds that sBmohslls. the nos,
Influential and dangerous loaisu son ahe
coast. will accompany Moser. The general
and governor both feel confident that this
action on The partof Aoses sod other chiefs
virtually ends oil pro,,sbi'ilies Of Indian hos.
tililies the coss,nes summer This is the
opinion Of the general puble.
THE RESULT OF THE RACE.
New York, March Ia. .lThe following j.
the result of the wsiking match: Rowell
500 miles Ennis, 475 miles; Hartman
ass miles.
fFit{4 sS------ --,--~------ - flasEGg
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.,.foREick..
TRADRTRouBIEs., ,

RADR.TR0UBLEs>
London, March 17.-rhe operatives o,
Blackburn are greatly iuceused al the pro.
posed reductions 10 wsges. A troop ot
hussors and some companies Of infantry
we're held in readiness ut Preston Friday
and Saturday. .sis, =
FRESH TROUBLE APrREHRNDED. >
A Cairo dispatch SAWS that the Knedive
has Informed the British consul that be
apprrhends fresh disturbance. unless the
cabinet is remndietf. i'2 -s''S@'
A BISHOP DYING. l.ir
Rome, March l8.-Csrdipal Carlo Mat
,chini. bishop Of Albanis, is dying. Age
a.
THE DAMAGE AT szEGEDIN.
London, March .l6,-D4maxes ut SzeR,
din are estimated 81 sboa; one million and
half pounds sterling.
CRITICAL SITUATION.
Calcutta, March 1.-THE chiet commits
sioner for Btitish Bnrmah has sufficient
force to prot. ct the British territory, bu,
the position of the president ;anob,her Eu,
ropeans at Nandelig is critical in the ex-
treme.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
Paris, March i7.-It ;s believed that
Waddington cannot remain premier, and
Fournier is mentioned as his successor.
The opinion gains ground that Gambetts
must assume the. premiership.
Jules Ferry on Saturday introduced bill
to give the state the sole power Of conferring
degrees, excluding from professorships
members of unauthorized religious societies,
and reorganizing the coudcil Of public in,
struction, so as to eliminate the clerical
element.
General Borrel, minister of war under the
de Broglie government, has resigned the
command of the Rouen army corps.
FALSE REPORT.
London, March 1.-THE story that Col.
Pearson had been attacked at Ekowe BY 4
large force Of Zulus, and that the latter were
defeated with enormous loss, is utterly false.
1t was probably circulated BY Zulus to delay
the dispatch Of assistance to Ekowe. The
Orange free state government. has refused
to aid or to permit its citizens to aid against
the Zulus, on constitutional grounds.
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London, March H.-At Belfast to-day
the police were stoned while endeavorinR
to prevent the nationalists from entering
the prohibited districts, and several Of the
police were injured. The police finally
fred on the procession.