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THE STATE COUNCIL OF THE EPIs..
COPAL CHURCH.

This Council, called for the purpose Of elect
ing Bishop Of this diocese. In place OF the late
lamented Bishop Wilmer. met and organized
yesterday The prominent candidates men,
toned are the Rev. DR.. Thompson. Rev. Mr..
Girault DR.. Garrett. and Bishop Elliott. OF
Texas, The last named gentleman. We learn
from the best authority has entirely recovered
some two or three years ago. He Is the son ~
the late BlshOp Stephen Elliott of Georgia -
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Balloting for Senator In the Kans..
LeElAlaiure

TOPEKA. KAN. Jan. 2s.-Mr. Ingalls, made q
public speech last night. In which he answered
Consequently the Republican, didn't hold II .; q
caucus. One ballot was taken to. day. with the
following m m. result; Ingalls, So; Anthony. 2s:
Mitchell tGreenbackerl Is; seatterine a.
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TURKEY.
The Election Of q Bulgarian Prince-The
Purchase Of Cyprus

~ CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. % The opening of the
bsugarlan - Assembly OF Notables at TlrnOva, for
ru.ry %. -o1 N'D
IN Negotiations continue between Layard, Brit.
P1rte. relative to the purchase of Cyprus.
france has counseed Gre ce to moderate her
demands relative to the central portion Of fhe
Congress. .Ao DoA.An
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morning that the miners EMPLOYED al the Iake
Fidler and Cameron collieries at Shem kin had
work at their old wages
Lake Fidler men their former wages INT thav
refused to go to work until asimilar Concession
Is made 10 the demands of their fellow work
men In the Cameron mfne " "oAA
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WASHINGTON.
- Charges Against marshal wharts
Especial to the Democrat.l

VpeClH 10 the UemOcrAt,1
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-James Redpath. clerk
q the Teller committee. has Just returned from
Aew Orleans. and has reported the results of
as own and Senator Angus Cameron's inquiry
!ato the case Of Marshal Wharton. The report.
favorable to Wharton. who will probably be
summoned here to give personal explanation
q certain matters. but beyond that his troubles
ppear TO be about over. A. G. B.
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An Important Invention.

CHICAGO, Jan, DIV, 8. Salisbury, of this city,
ratns for running street cars by steam which is
e De tested in short time ON one Of the city
INES. he says the cost Of the attachment per
twenty miles per hour and there will be no
smoke or noise from the exhaust. One man
can Operate IT, tSAAo AA0A
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Confirmation Of Chrl.eiancy.

7 MAsHTNoToN, Jan. 99.-The Senate In execu-
q session this afternoon confirmed the NOM
acon OF Isaac z: Christiancy. OF Michigan, to
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo.
ntiary OF the United States to Peru.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %, a. m.-For the c,,,
States. light rains. with cooler, partly clond1.
weather. stationary or slowly rising baromefsry
eastern portion south = 10 Vest Winds In
q portion of the day the Lower Mississip pppi
Will rise slowly.
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new YORK. Jan. 29.-The inter- State cooking
main between Westchester and Connecticut was
In Westchester. The affair attracted number
OF the better class OF sporting men and breed
ers. The agreement was that each side should
from four pounds eight ounces TO five pounds
twelve ounces. and fight all that weighed with
and $500 the oddlght, which decided the main.
The weighing resulted In the announcement
that thirteen battles would be fought. The
$50 till after the tenth hattle. when It was even.
each having won fve battles The main re-.
suited In a victory for Westchester who won
7 hours.
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Paris. Jan. 2o.--Preeident Mcmahon persists
In his refuse to sign the military changes de-
c,rsses. r. Tbe excitement In Paris le Increasing.
Ihe RepubhQue Francaise says the Chambers
ment and McMahon's resigning will not cause
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Mining Troubles i'm Kentucky.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 29.-The miners at the Star
strike. They struck sometime ago for certain
concessions which the company had refused,
and the latter ordered them TO vacate the homes
they occupied. This they refused to do AMI the
matter was finally settled By the com pany tax
Ing JudRment.b but agreeing that the men should
continue to Q cupy their homes II they would
go to work. The men arranged to 70 TO work
yesterday, so as to get coal ahead to enable the
Ashland works to resume February 1, but a
crowd came over from the neighboring mines
and prevented this.
There Is also trouble at Princess furnace. and
the superintendent being unable to compro-
The works There Is now ai probaslty aaa snH doYn o
general shut down In this vicinity, In which
case there will be great suffering, as over a
men will be out OF EN- ployment and
without means OF providing food
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TIE UNITED KINGDOM,
Importation OF Cattle from America Pro-
h1blted.

| LONDON. Jan. 29.-In consequence OF the ar
rival at Liverpool OF a cargo of cattle infected
WIN inclplent pleurO- -pneum onia from Can
ada. the government has prohi bited the impor-
| tation OF cattle from america.
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Csnasmnatien Of Macsuahsn.

PARIS. Jan. 29.-All OF the newspapers, except
the legitfmist clerical journals, condemn
Presiaent MacMahon.. The Bonaparti-ts are
e @peciallY insulting. 1t is reported that at q
ident MacMahon's action was generally com
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A CRISIS In FRANCE.
THE LONG TMREATENED REsucNA
TION or PRESIDENT MACMAHON,

Paris In state Of Political Ferment- =
The Causes which Erected the Resig-
nation-MacMahon's Probable success.
sOr.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-President Mcmahon has ten
dered his resi9Dati0n to the Ministry, who,
being unable to Withdraw the military DEGREES,
VIII probably accept 1t, and summon the Cham
Der to elect President,
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The Duty ON Tobacco.

LONDON. JAN 3o.-Lord Northcote chancellor
OF the Exchequer. has promised to consider the
request OF a deputation Of tobacco traders to
reduce the duty on tobacco. S W
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-In the Reno court of in
fiy a9iry to-day Chas. G. DeRudio, first lieutenant
tn ~ .ny second Cavalry. gave his testimony, Be-
d lore the close Of the trial some important evil
nsnce msrsl1 Is expected fron him put to-day i was
preceding witnesses. Lieut.. DeRudio said he
saw Major Reno on the skirmish line ia the
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eRxaMiners or the OREGON Clphers.

= ss!NoToN. Jan. 2e.-In the Potter Commit
~ morning r. Chandler was recalled and
~ se99 say the cipher dispatches he
mot n ~einy.
80 expert In the exami-
Il Ne ID to deciphering the
n Asio re was no one present
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a. the time, except Senators Morton and
Mitchell. and Mr.. Burbank and two experts
from o, cRon. The committee took recess tilI
O'Clock. when Tyner will be examined,
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PORTUGAL.
A Forthcoming Exped,,

Forthc0ming Expedition to Guinea.
LISBON. Jan. 30.-The government will send
an expedition to Guinea, to ehastise the in.
vading savage tribes. 'Ao 80
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EGYPT.

Tne Famine In the Upper Provinces,
give heartrending details OF the famine there.
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The RxC1tememt I'M Para.

PARIS. Jan. 2e.-Intepse excitement prevails
In this city. but no disturbances have occurred
AZ yet.
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appeal has been allowed, and a commissinn ~
military and civil chiefs will revise his SEN
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GERMANY.

HOW the French Crisis IL Retarded in
Berlin.
BERLIN. Jan. 29.-The semi-official newspa
the triumph Of Radicalism, '
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CHICAGO MATTERS.

What DeRudIO Saw OF Reno in the Little
Big Horn Battle-The Investigation OF
Judge BlOdgett-Reducfng Police Ex.
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Thus. sir. is established the principle that
LOTTERY FRANCHISES
are privileges and licenses subject to be- re-
voked annulled or altered at the will OF the
Legislature. and are in no sense contracts con-
ferring vested rights.
And this disposes OF the ground on which the
amendment OF the Senator from Union rests.
II 1t be license or privilege 1t is not contract
and does not confer vested rights, and the nav.
ment OF money or compliance with the terms OF
the franchise does not vitiate the right to recall
the privilege.
THE FIRST QUARTERLY SUM
for this year-s1o.O o.Ooo-has been paid. We pro-
pose as matter OF equity. OF grace from the
sovereign. II you WILL to return it, but the de-
cision on the LIQUOR license and the lottery laws
which have read to the Senate show that no
rights for the year are vested.
Another fact is demonstrated by these decis
ions which l have read: That these lottery
franchises are uniformly considered as contra
bonos mores. and. like liquor licenses,
SUBJECT TO REPEAL
and this brings me to the moral aspect Of this
question.
Sir. l am free to own that no idea OF opposj.
lion to monopolies. which has been made 40
often the subject Of popular clamor. forms any
portion OF my reasons for supporting the repeal
Of the act. II. sir. one will stop to reflect mon
opolies are coexistent with and often vitaIly
to the interests of society, Hardly |
q easlight or a waterworks com pany |
would be sought to be incorporated or franchise
granted did not the charter contsin monopoly
within given area. to protect the investment
II large amounts of capital from ruinous COM
petition; and did rot these monopolies exist
ociety would be deprived Of many Of it's most
'alued and cherished. IL not vitality necessary.
advantages now enjoyed In this age OF materi i
progress. this nineteenth century. Why. sir.
THE PATENT LAW
The great safeguard and protector of Ameri-
an industry and inventive genius is nothing
ut a perfected systemof monoDolies Sir.
night 60 further and say that did this lottery
iii furnish scheme which would give to the !
cket- holders fair chance on their invest
rents. say twenty per cent profit to the COM
any instead Of seven and half as given bv
uropean government lotteries; If it paid to !!
" State bonus commensurate Win tha i
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Paris In Whirl Of Political Excitement
the Attitdue Of the PTesident ana the
Cabinet-Gambetta to Throw HIS In.
nhence In Favor Of N. Grevy n Presi.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Nothing OF importa,
sion bills were. considered until 2:io %.
when. on Conkling'e motion, the Senate w
Into executive session, and at s.15 b. m.
SENATE adjourned,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-13
\ THE STATE DEBT.
.tNew York News.l


All the States Of the Union are interested
In upholding the honor OF each single State.
The motto ought to be that OF the old French
Guardsmen: "Ode. for all, and all for one
II Louisiana is dishonored the dishonor is In
directly visited upon New York; and 1t almost
appears that Louisiana is to-day at the
verge Of financial dshonor. That State some
time ago legislated 40 per cent of from the
amount Of It's debt and brought 1t to the form
q bonds CO.
amended to restrict the State debt within the
sum Of S15,000,000. That modification. which
was the first difficult step toward Reputation,
was accepted by the States creditors, because
they had no alternative; they accepted upon
eompulsfon.
But the first step being taken, the descent Is
easy; and now 1t is proposed to further reduce
the debt, by act OF Legislature, to 81. ooo, 600,
az per cent interest," e g., Should that purpose BE-
financial State suicide. Louisiana has not
been without honor and credit In the Union,
and the time has been when her bonds were
held In high estimation in the markets. 1t Is
true that there has been for her share Of mig
showing; the bitter fruits of civil strife, in
dustrial prOstration, commercial inactivity,
and very recently the horror and the evil OF d
desolating pestilence. But having suffered 80
much. and having suffered brayely, Louis
lana might well be expected to have had the
courage TO resist the temptation to financial
shame.
At the rate of arbitrary reduction Of her
debt that ID involved in the first step Of legis-
lating from 1t 40 per cent, and In the sec
ond step Of proposing q further reduction Of
from the $120o60O0 then due upon the CON
solidated bonds to $4,000, 900 at per cent in
terest, the result Of utter reputation cannot
DO far distant. And better utter reputation
In the beginning than this system Of sliding
TO II BY degrees. The end being accomplished
Ia the beginning, there would at least be for
the States creditors certainty Of their posi-
tion. Az It is now, those creditors have TO
contemplate series Of dissolving views OF
their claims and their expectations.
Should TIE proposition now under legisla-
tive consideration be carried out, Louisiana
will have forfeited all claim to financial con-
sideration and indulgence, and her name in
the markets Will be a mockery and synonym
for bad faith. 1t Is not to be expected chat
the merchants and manufacturers of other
States will give credit or cultivate business
relations with the business communities Of q,
State that, not having the courage Of imme-
date and acknowledged reputation, repudi-
ates as certainly by rapid legislative stages
toward that disgraceful result.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
THE NEW MAMMOTH STEAMER
HENRY FIR ANK.

Capt. r. J. O'Reilly, All. Grissom Clark
sPEUlALLY fitted up for the purpose. will
- TWO EXCURSIONS
OAKLAND aRgvE i neaF Kan n sumI,ner an ID
+ ta arr lfeax K oana. street every At
Fare for Round TYlp. .......... 10 ceuts.
Tickets good on either trip to go or RETURN.
Oakland ID q beautiful LIVEOAK GROVE.
de fRhtfHlly situated on the river, twenty miles
a 81 tas eaty nicslg fitted nn With DANCING
FRE5HMENT. BOOTHS.
Good music On boa.d and at the Grove. Re-
freshments as good as are to be had In the city
and ct city prices. -
Children.
PLEASURE SEEK ERs will find this the most
delightful excursion out Of the city Boat will
land ct hePLANADE. CANAL. JACKSON and
SEVENTH streets and at .gARAULLTON.
Tickets for sale at JOHN JaNNEY,s, No. e1oe
Common streef: BHCCKETT II UARTERE, No.
80 Magazine street. and or the boat
T. B.-6OCIETIEs. CLUBS, SCHOOLS. etc.,
can secure the Hsnry Frank for private excur-
sions on very FAVOHA B LIE terms BY addressing
CAPT. P. j. OHEILLY,
Je5 I'm No. 106 Common street.
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AUCTION SALES.
Dy Barnett q Gourdain.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
VALUABLE Two-sToRY RESIDENCE,
NO. 24a CANAL STREET,

NO, 24a CANAL STREET,
Between franklin and Liberty streefs nnrtlS
Side, 49,
RY BARNETT n GOURDAIN--J. q. Gnur.
!. -. da1n AueIi9nesr-9 ti1ss NJ. b Hoya1
1875 at 10 o'clock m., ut the Merchants ana 1,fs
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CuHtOmhnuss Atreets-5 -
! A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND situated On
Canal street, between franklin and Mberty
streets, designated as lot No. A in square No. 1W
I m9eaehTing 2g fHet Inches and lines front Oh
allel lines. - s s.. =. s.
The improvements consist OH two-story
frame house. covered with states, having front
ana back parlOr, with marble martel. pisces on
the lower hoOr, hall and diningsrooul. and on
me upper hooT two large bedrooms and gHbi-
], Atwo-story brick house attached 10 the main
DuldlnH, containing two we'll finished fuUr16
sa ~ Altenen. tWo large cisterns. large shed
&, To1ns and Conditions One-tf,ira essh. ana
the balance at one and two years credit, III
notes bearing eight per cent interest per an.
mum from date pf sale until Anal payment and
secured ny special mortgage and vendors Hem
on the property sold. The buildings TO ba kel1t
insured ana the policy transferred to- the VEN
DOR, ana i've per cent attorneys fees til case O4
nq M payment q said notes at maturity.
. Tne pMrgkaser will assume the payment Ill
the taxes due and exfgible I'D 1879 over t1e nriGfs
OF adjudication. - IS M
Parties wishing TO visit the house will please
GAIL gu tho R1etiOneer's office, No. 81 RUYal
street where they will get the keys. - .z
Act OF sale before Amedee DueateI. notary.
pubic. at the expense OF the purchaser. iea 7t
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
" Collectors Office, ew Orleans. June 8, 1879
Notice is hereby given that In accordance with
the provisions OF section 3187 and section 1888
Revised Statutes Of the United States as
amended by act Of Congress approved March 1.
1879. will proceed TO sell, at u o'clock ~. on
the sixteenth day Of june. 1879. at the. Canal
street ntrance to the Custom House. In this
city. FIVE BARRELS OF HIGH WINES. seized
BY me to satisfy an assessment made by the
on the January, 1879. list. against W. b. String
fellow, amounting to tvs hundred and seventy
nine dollars. and returned to me for collection.
M. MARKS,
Collector Internal Revenue. District Of Louis
ianA. inA
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zINC-IRoN DlsINFECTANT.


Issued by the New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary
Association. can be obtained. FREE OF COST,
at the following places:
FIRST DIsTRICT-Dr. Russell corner Camp
and Poydras street; s, .MeP herson. 219 Tchou-
street; +. o. dodbold. $50 Carondsist street.: Ii.
q. Wundsrlick. 300 Dryades street; Keitz, cor
and Liberty srses Rqadi
part street; BoIsldt. eyrner Lafayette and Mag
and Basin Streets T. Dny SIS Common e9reet
]. y, Wottp., IS south Ram part street: Wood
yard Wight corner Celeste and Front streets
Sanitary office. 278 ST. Charles street.
SECOND DIsTRIgT-R .Huberwa1d 1s5 Ca
Rampart, streets; 4. dabert.s corner BienviIie
81 Petsr ana y Vii streets sMsIsaee B seshs.
Llad0, 203 Chartres street: Charles o.. Gaudet.
corner RampaTt and St. Louis streets g. Schell-
wien. corner Marais and Bfenville streets: NJ.
MaJean corner Bourbon and Dumafne streets.
Sanitary Inspectors office, State House.
THIRD DISTRICT. Seventh Ward-A. Ber-
ret. corner Elysian Fields and Goodehildren
streets: A. Grambois. corner Esplanade and
stTnsss A aamots ca
planade street. near Dorgenois: j. Schaffer,
corner Grape and Spain streets: O. Won Cob
len, corner Dauphine and Louisa streets; Fl.
j
Thomas DAVIDSON, corner Decatur and Marigny
streets; g SeemAn. corner Royal and Eughien
streeig; Sanitary Inspectors Office. Police Sta
ton, Elysian Fields and Greatmen streets.
FOURTH DISTRICT--W. a. vogel, corner
Magazine and Felicity streets: 3, Brand, corner
Magazine and jackson streets: q. sIumpf. cor
ner First and Chippewa streets; A. Gabert, cor
ner 81. Charles and Washingtan streets; VIM.
araner, corner BIT. Andrew and DryAdes streets !;
G. Leroy, corner Tehoupitoulas and Jnsephine
streets A. O. Gaudet, corner Sixth and Tehoup-
itOulas streets; John Frey. corner Magazine
and Ninth streets. Sanitary INSPECTORS Office
Magazine street, near Washington.
street: ]. N. Riley. Oliver and Peter streets !:
J. D. Flerfe, Where. opposite Court. house:
Sanitary Inspectors Office.
SIXTH DIsTRICT-G. J.. Matting1y. corner
Magazine and Napoleon Avenue: Clarke Il
Meader corner NJ Charles and N Napoleon Az ~
and Valence streets: Geo. Weiz. corner Maya
zine and Austerlitz streets; w. q. Black, corner
MauazIne srreet and Louisiana Avenue.
N'>..' @. B. WHITE M. D.,
ies II Sanitary Director.
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Great Reduction in the Price or Ga.
For Cooking and Heating Purposes,

OFFICE New ORLEANS Gas LIGHT COMPANY, /
New Orleans, June 4, 1879.
THIS COMPANY WILL SUPPLY GAS FOR
= cooking and heating purposes, through
SPECIAL meter to al its consumers Of illumlDa-
less IS pei. cent discount for prompt payment 4
varied assortment Of the most improved
gas q stoves Will be shortly on exhibition at the
ONCE OF the company. for the rent or sale 81
which liberal terms will be made with all who
desire to use them. "a M
no charge will be made for meters orsmeter
connections and no additional deposit will Sc
required 70 secure payment oil bills. #Ss#E
The attention Of all houseksapers and pre-
% Ietors OF restaurants and boarding houses ID
mel VIII compare with Gas at the proposed rate.
either 10 cheapneSs or convenience.
Il ]. All ~ JACKSON,
z16s ~ Presidents.
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complimentary.
IELa11ahnfra fYitfnon /

The New Orleans WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. one
OF the best papers published In America. ia
now offered to subscribers at 81 SO per year.
III first-class journal isn't worth that to any
man, then we are a poor appraiser Of jour-
nalistic worth.
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Throwing dust In the eyes of man. to
deceive him or get the better OF him is not
altogether q hguratiye expression. The dust
thrown In the following case was powdered
red pepper. 1t blinded two Young men Ia
Chicago who, on Saturday last, were carry
Ing $4,000 to bank for the cashier Of the
Illinois Central Railroad. The pepper duet
Was thrown by two men, who knocked down
the. youths subsequently with sand-bags,
took the money and departed, unhindered by
the interference Of witnesses Id the vicinity
Ibis was done In broad daylight In the streets
of Chicago
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BOARDING.

NEW YORK = ACCOMMODATIONS FOH
4N MISREPRESENTATION ladies and gentle
men Visiting New York will find fret elae91
rooms and board at reasonable rates at MfS.
RusselPs moi West Seventeenth street, near
Fifth Avenue References exchanged. ja4 Inn
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We've seen an art catalogue that reads !;
Bonheur, "a Lion After Landseer. z ,7
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Poor Solovieff, who failed TO kill the Rus
sian Gar, was convicted under circumstances
which further illustrates the atroeious bar
baritieg. of the despotism under which he
lived. The mother and sisters Of the prisoner
were compelled to appear as witnesses against
him. The testimony OF these agonized wit
nesses was unnecessary, as his guilt was self
confessed. He was declared pafricide for
attempting to kill bis father, that fs the father
Of all the Russians, the Czar,' convicted un.
der this charge, and speedily executed.