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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

your ever-lamented father expires. in
my arms. Alas. have this day heard
from indiSputable authority that have
lain under mistake hitherto with re-
gard to my age, and that am but a
to-day. Of the near approach Of my
death, therefore, | have no; the least
doubt, bat do not dread its arrival,
armed with the sacred principles of
Christianity. lean meet the king of
terroS without dismay and without a
tear bid adeu Ia the regions Of mortal
ity foreverl When l am dead ! wish
that you, Lady Riverston, would I'M
bind my wrist and let my son with
yourself behold it."
Lady Barestord here ceased for some
time.
An hour passed and all was silent in
her room. In about half an hour more
bell rang violently. They flew to the
apartment; but before they reached the
door they heard the servants exclaim,
"0h, she is dead; my mistress is dead"
Lady Inversion then desired the SER
wants to quit the room. She approached
the bed with Lady BereStord's son.
They knelt down by the side OF the
corpse, and Lady RiverSton then lifted
up her hand, unbound the ribbon and
found her wrist exactly in the state
which Lady Beresford had described
its sinews shrunk up and every nerve
Mithered.
Lady Beresfords son, Sir March,
Berestord, as bad been predicted, on
growing up to manhood, married Lord
Tyrone'S daughter and heiress, Lady
Katharine La Peer. II due course of
time he was created Earl of Tyrone,
and his son was afterwards created Mar
quis of Waterford. The pocket-hook
and ribbon worn by the unhappy Lady
Berestord were long i'll the possession
Of Lady Betty Cobbe, by whom the
above story was constantly related, and
who, together with the other members
of the Beresford family, now the repre-
sentahves of the Earls OF Tyrone, will
he ready ever TO attest its facts. Lady
Elizabeth Cobbe, il may he added, was
the youngest daughter of Marcus, Earl
of Tyrone and sister of the first Mar
quis she married i'll 1901 Thomas
Cobbe, Esq, OF Newhridge, county Dub
lin, and died At an advanced age at
Bath, in 1906.
There was formerly an oil painting of
the heroine of this story in Tyrone
House at Dublin, representing her with
black ribbon tied around her wrist,
but this was lost in the transmission of
the contents of that mansion to Cur
rahmore, Lord Waterford's seat in the
south Of Ireland. 1t may be added
that the lady was not, rs generally
stated, cousin of her husband, but the
younger daughter OF Hugh, Lord Gler-
awley; that she WAS born in 1866 aud
married Sir Tristram i'll 1857. 1t was
at the house Of his sister, who had mar
ried Sir j, MacGill, now the seat of in
heritance of the Earl Of Clanwilham,
that the mysterious circumstance above
related is said to have occurred, and
the very room i'll which the appearance
took place is still shown to visitors. DIR.
King, the Archbishop of Dublin, who
was her most intimate personal friend
had the lady buried in the Earl OF
Cork's tomb III st. Patrick's Cathedral,
Dublin, where she still lies
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
ELLA GHAY Mu,iAs. the eldest daush.

ELLA GRAY MllllAS, the eldest daugh-
er of the distinguished artist, has just
been married to Lieut.. w. c. James,
only SON Of the RSht Hon. Lord.Justico
James The bride, lady readers will pe
glad 20 Know, wore a princess gown Of
ivory duchess satin trimmed with am
tique Venetian lace, the gi0 of her
mother. She likewise wore tiara OF
three diamond stars and il unique dia.
mond and sapphire pendant, the gift Of
the hrtdegroom's parents. Lieutenant
and Mrs. James are spending their hon
eymoon III the beautiful country house
Of Cliycden, lent to them w the duke
and duchess of Westminster.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

Mn. VAN nuEiN is bachelor, resid.
ing 1t SAN Jose, Cal, with whom his
married sister left her baby for few
hours, He had hard WORK amusing the
child, and at length hit upon the tx.
pedient OF tying II TO ono end of long
pole and holding it mp to tree, where
II could suck the phmhs rs they hung
on the branches The infant died from
swallowing the stones, and its inventive
uncle Is being prosecuted for malicious
mischief.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

"WHAr are you looking for y asked
one Of the Widow Bedott's two daugh-
tiers, who were entertaining two young
fellows on the piazza rather late one
night last summer, ofthe old woman,
who seemed to be hunting for some.
thing around the front yard. THE
morning paper" answered the widow.
The young men left.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

QUEEN MARCH ERITA, Of Italy, is in
very feeble health, brought on by neu-
ralgia and malarial fevers. She was ex-
tremely delicate rs young girl. Her
husband. King Humbert, is puny and
consumptive, both from inheritance
and dissipation. Their only son and
heir, the Prince Of Naples, is also a
weakhng, and not expected to live long.
The king and queen are first cousins,
and their marriage has turned out 10
be an unhealthy one for the savoy dy-
nasty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

SoME tiend IN human shape went into
the electric battery room at a San Fran.
cisco hotel the other day ard turned
the whole force Of the forty.eight
Rumpkoh' coils on the reverse way at
once. Instantly loud shrieks lesound.
ed through the corridors, and IN th"
next ten minutes the walters found over
sixty guests hanging Us their thumbs to
the electric buttons in their rooms, en-
perng around like maniacs and yelling
for release. One old lady was drawn
up into such knot that two doctors
haven't got her tlattened out since.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
4 Revolution IN Firc.Arms.

The chichester Rifle Go, offer In their new Seven
shot Repeating RtNC wonderful bargain.
These Rifles (which have been IN course of maMu-
factnre for over year and are now FIRST offered Tor
Salel are FIRST class IN every respect made ut the
best material, finely flushed, handsomely desirned
black walnut stock, pistol grip cmhodNiug many
new and practical ideas aud elegant NhauftlS, aS
hume rouS rarsets aud testimonials attest. They
are offered at the low rtlCCUt sIM simply To intro
duce them. and the price holds good oulS Tor \
short time.
Every Sportsman should own one They are Que
Of the incest, hest made. and most accurate Rifles
IN existence, aud are worth much moro than the
preeaSkcd. The Chichester Rttic TO have certain
ly been the first To get up Hist class Rifle for
price within the reach OF ALL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
HIDING FROM PAPA.

Papa's lost his baby!
searches everywhere,
Cnder chairs and tables.
with the greatest care!
Pulls aside The curtain,
Peeps behind the door,
Never sees the little heap
Curled up on the floor;
Never hears the whisper,
Mamma, don't you tell!'
Nor the litile laughter,
Mufnedi llke bell,
on he scampers Wildly,
Hunting here and there.
Overturning everything,
With the greatest care.
Canary has visit,
Sitting on his perch.
Mammals apron pocket
suffers by the search.
Now am so tired
Elephant at play
That nus. takes rest
minute by the way,
I'll lay my weary head
on this little rug"
Under mammals towel
Lay her darling, snug,
Then the merry scrambing
Papa laughed 10 see,
NAnd you didn't link now,
That it could be ne
Mrs e ". TTaer in Yours C5mP6ait
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
lIigh Priced l,nticr.

naiymau ot1en wonder how their more flvotcd
competitions set such high prices for their butter
the Year round tits hy ALWAYS having uniform
gilt edged article, TO put the "gilt.edge" on,
M StS,s We pastures do NOT do II they use Wells
cry butter maker can do the same Sold every.
wherc and warranted as harmless MS salt, and
perfect III OrCration
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
A Iady's Wish.

ooh, how do wish my skin was n. clear aud
soft AZ y0utr, said lady % her ffiend. "You
can easily mike II 70, answered the fficnd
GLOW" inquired the fret lady. by using Hop
ing health. II did e for me, o. yOu observe
Read OF it--IdirO Uuiiffia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

The opinion Of the people has been
fully confirmed by wide spread expert.
ence that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the
best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, etc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
Shan't l Take a Blue ptll.

NJ, don't take il and run the risk cC merturtal
poison, but when bilious and constpStcd got Il
OoN 81 the celebrated kdncv.Moyt, and Il viii
for constipation, and for all kidney and liver dis.
eases II acts promptly on these gycSt organs
amt 50 rcSturCS strength end Nirpr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

Females that arc liable to suppression by TAX
ing cold, or irregular or painful mcnstratlons,
should always keep Csrter's Compound EItsact
Of smartweed on hand. and its use will convince
them that It Ia Natures remedy In those COM
plsints. II. Bosworth 4 Sons, Wholesale SCENTS,
Milwaukee. o. Noble 4 Co. Proprietors Erie,
Penn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

Tho little ones love it, and often cry
for moie-what? "Dr. Sellers' Cough
Syrup" which cures them OF coughs,
colds, and whooping cough.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
When Nnn Ece, NIenn

ttsAc hiducy,Wogt, advertised In another column.
y SSlS cnorSctleal,y IN the bowels and hidneNs
~ the sSme time, SWd ~ cut,S a host or diseases
eSesod eN The inacti0n ol these orSaus Ii yon
ssNeUl 0t q, buy il al Your druggists aud SAVE 4
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

IL Siam elopements are punished 10y
beheading the participants. In our own
country it is likewise not inIrequent
that the parties are headed oil.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26

Conundrom--Why is good advice
like Plso's Cure for Consumption2 Be-
cause everybody ought to take it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
Distance All Councillors.

The dhiryman who uses Gilt Edge Batter Max.
er sill Increase dts pr0dnct6 per cent, improve
oTe who do not Hre It, - cents worth 81 the pow.
der will increase product and market value of
same 500. Ian son make better invetimenti
sold BY groccrr, druggists and general fiorekeep.
err. send stamp for "Iiinis 70 Butter Makers"
Address, Butter improvement Co, Buffalo, n. T.
MoRE than 100000 10 realized in
France By parasol-making.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-26
bDURNETT'S
Id COCAINE,

IL aoftcns the hair when harsh and dry, Il
soothos tho irritated scalp. | affords tho
richest iuntre. II prevents the hair from fall.
Ing or II promotes tia healthy, vigorous
growth II Is not greasy nor sticky. IL kills
dandr' :.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26
FANCY GOODS.
The Most Complete and Varied
Assortment ever Offered
In tho City.
DOLLSi DOLLS! DOLLS,

In thla department H. found largo y, Eviction
OF slaouinE. creeping waiting uni talking
Dolls from eents eneh f. The finest drassoa Doll
imported. Alau Work Nnxns. Writing DngkA
Gard ORspa. Albums alia Govo ttnts III itua-
Sian Leather Velvet Ehouy. Mahogany. oto.
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FOR SALE.

ICON AAIf GnENTHY HTDHE FOR
\ nnio ON n"aour' ~ f"Huvni ono ~ tho boot
located buHlnnne uoiuia on tn" upper sIgnf
GefHt. lolrR lhrg@ md lncr"nathg huRiunea
lp"Htetl pu Giaupiu Homo ulHntntlpn n Jamop
parish. In. Fol pnftiruIara tpuly tn
W l. Il. =. TiIOM@DN
doc I'm EonvNnl r.ef0fIIr ~ jun a. In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26
TO SHIP OWNERS,
Captains and lOnsignecs.

| The GILMAN RTEhM BAND TIdHTEkFn
AND Mt and 'sitiF lie. nfn now In usa On
~" oitlEhNH. ifd'IGAN AMI CHAMPION
| Ftt. AhH hnd on 10 Other pteeRne In Now Or.
| leh''H bur VIII ahoiiy h9 III operation on the
hiFhlti'"''' fth@5 MISC Your attention IL
called 20 tho tto that TINS T. The only PnilHr TINT
p1lliA MI ~ ~" bhnaa !" an "uHn nna full tom
sion Rhh tnft"hs thehi eSnNtY nj fhe point 10
Whlch 'h"p M" h'i"thNi "flf"mRfleaiiy hhh inde-
penhent OF tue win 81 the op"riuor. tneuring
uniform pni fnetiun ~ work IT, IL tho only
Fuller that haR my authentic record to show
that # iR of any bnuent r. the ship IN lncrsaalng
lta Htowugo.
Tho following vnsgsln hnvo lIni tho hantta of
their entlre cargoes Of Cotton put on by this
Pular. Tho nntIrn gnln on tho oargoes of two
Of them Nhn Cbiswink aud Whck harn) was duo
To tho Pulera md Drip Tic nlonn md it IL bu,
fair Ia stnt, thnt ono.bnlr If Tho yntn a., tho
- :, $50 |',,'N - - ,,s'n '" w.
n'h"r nare""H ""' also duo to tn" ful'"ra and
Gnin In bnlop o,,.,,
Namo Of voaAol. previous rnrgo.
n"rt up'n", ~. r!a
Ia, ni,n,'n 73t
EN- m'a,,!in hL,"W .aNo
,t,'p ,,"'ti !. talnp,fe. ,..,'. go
n!"tnfhib ,m'h%Ik .-..s.e.e:... I9G
gt',n.natip " 'l.hl no
a. a.,I, T. ~
Tho steamship KenshEton CArrnd aWny 54
bnlns Dor ton regl7tar
,r,,a ,,,1s,,.,,,,'. ,,,,,,., 4, 49,,
IN" 'o'i""'le ,nn"Hras OF 1909 nrH aome ~
tho vnFs"a which hnvo used tho GILMAN
FULLER on PORTIONS ~ tiinlr cnrgeos fretttnnt
t,I,Ia ,,,,,.,,,,, tt,,, a,,at,,. IT, t'3".
!" ' R"i's 80. t'H'''''7 y ''i ~ ." ot'NA
'leh by hRna ono OF 81 10 40 was slowed whom
Tboat.nmahIn II,nno,,., mall, ,,,,,,
cont on Cotton from tho Same ptraa. md In a
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Eurntlars, EEOnA@ ana nsrca.nnaise.
rspR. RENT.

100 CA.At. ATHFET ROOMS WITH on
- ''b without board don I'M
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srsciHl Netice--A injecting !, tie r.een-

special Nesfre--A meeting -, -.
In oSa M.i, 81 the Ireh maas meeting held
w pr hnll ~ tho school house aainininr AZ
da,s,,as !, Church on FRIDAY EVENING DO.
Oe.hhnf W, 1879. wi o'clock ' 81.
tnll attendance Ia rauuaatad a. br,t,o., ~
tmportahoe VIII DO brought before Tho commit
by request 81 tho President NJ, = p
ne3a ~ hODhRr II NAHfLrY anrra,a,y
STc 81 the new orleans sian,.si.. s,",n
RnlIsi nhnoMemhnr II. 1870 a. dividend N THREE
viii 10 ,aia AND an ,EnFnY CENTS FER RHANF
VI mo earnings. NJ hn pnat NV mnutha. 80
inc transfer book will 10 cloaod from Jnnu
dei7 tini5 Y VAIIoIa pocro,or.
0Ihoe ~ New "r.ran. ary .ass.oa d
GSoInpanp. No va Caua etroei Nav Orleans
~ "f -, TO- 1879 m"oinR Of tho Hoard
Two DOLLARS par ahnra WIZ danin,aa H. =
ado g tho sfookholdara On or nftor MONDAY.
yannary y 1870 All tranelora II alonR iii tan
days previous To that date nuef 10 - dlvidonI
Vol VI q. N IEWIR Hnrre,nrv
view Orleans, sost"n Exchange, rev ..-
seann, Daeemhof A, 1879 Under repolutioa of
she board " nlroonrp. adopt, i III Filthy
hlth instant, Z, general m".ting u Tho atock
Mu,tuSfR III tme NV OFlnhnR ton Exchange Ia
sRnuhrv. lHa, ~ 40 4. m. IT, ooneiitr and vote
nboh Inc following proposed smnnnmoni In ~
aeIe three % Of tho charter. VIZ.
InM LnRtHaa oF aitirlo threw, tal Of tho chnrinr
OF tho New Orionna Cotton Exchange. ~ now
constituted. tho following 10 au6atiuiod:
80 ARTICLE Ill
THO capital stock Of the NV DtInnua lpfan
Exonanse ahtl! ha thirty Two thousand dollarp
1895 .oeol. divided intn thrtn bundled nnd Nil
1850! sharon Of ono hundred dollars Nitnh whtrh
small ba pali In 0Rah All rnrtlllcntna If atorA
ahhit ba aligned hy tho president And counter.
AiHned by tho trsnanrnr,
WIN. CUNNiNHHAM Prah'dnnf
hMNRY ~ HESTER Ah"r fury Il not
%. ~. Vhde", attorney ~ s.aw, na. re-
tnrhed to tho city md VIII roptimo thn urnctioo
81 HE profession nj hIa old ofIno No tInrou-
Neiet F1sNL. noe tm
sFeriai Rasice 80 Ihspp"rA ys.nr.,s
and all stRtilna on tina VtuknhurE shreveport
and Texas Railroad via Delta, In Rtannler
NhIOHNI, leaving every SATURDAY EVEN
ING will align through BILLS niinE ~ ihn ammo
rate ~ other bnata, JOHN IANNFY
ou1 III j. H. tAHLlN Arnnta
Ths W1asAn'a EnrAstEs. sn..m w.pi
maat on tho first and aoaNni TUEhDA Iii zach
noutht ~ II n. IN. III thr Qnrnndolo atr50
Methodist CHURCH
Mis-. j. J. LYONS FrnnIiens,
mfda, H. j, Ioor. NHofcthry. dnR n
special NWticc Parties HAVING FasaxaS
~ HartH Loan 0floo. upnb which intnraat Ina
accrued II not raid on nr hntnrn tho First OF
DQT0BEH. RRi1 plndEaR Will ~ offered FIR
sale aoIri n
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1872 HOLIDAY GOODS 1880
NEW CITRON, NEW CtRRANTs,

Gron ~ 1870 VERY CHOICE
Evtrn largo nAIHENH in quarter and hal
hpx0a.
Nnw soft aheini Al MONDE
lnKn InuniRnn EFtANR
htmnro'a MINtE MEAT IN bulk
htnm.'a MI ME- MEAT, IN pound palIa
htT WrrkE JEii.lEA. ortai III tlmhlnrp
tnlif"rnin JELll iIS. nsaorts vi. In and 4
pound NnnR.
California; JELiIEa. napprtod. In pound
bunkrtn
Krt"ra JlIl,TEGH nap"rtol. IN pound onna.
kn"p. Day Go.'s CljkttANT JELtY In
pint lnra.
Ititor.a hrfLE EUTTEH. In \ pound cnna
nnll pound pulls
khtnrA ltAHI'bERltY mi HLAGKBEHHY
IAN In pound u h
ititt"rn PEACH rKEHEKVE9 In Q pound
hurkrta.
Esttn AhnI,er mud Kemp. Day i Co . naaortod
rHEAEKE H.
Cplhurn y Oa.'a pure gtnlInd RIIGEa In /
ounon uaoka md on, ,Inartar pound nuua
WHOLE HllIb4. "'c.. Of nIl kinds.
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GRAND EXTRA NIGHT
NV s-SEN0Ss. nUGUEs0Ts.
lnntin", Milo EINHFR Margharita. Miss
iLTfA Uthono. Milo EELOGGA; Haoul. Sig.
IhlNDVlClit heNr Rig ATOHTI 1T BrIs
hr uDF TaGHAiE. Mnnel M"ua CAsTEI-
MARY DiteaL,r q HuaIe. =. EEHHENa
Afdutdny Two stH Il night II the subserip-
tipn HuGUENOTH
.Hunday Evening y cnmbnr ~ Inst time o
Mhn I II = IARiA NGHE. BELOCCA. LATHA-
RIM. aOTTROHALK
Monday HV"ulug. December 40 FAULT Mile
hIn.ER NJ MurHhotite: Ms RI Ul aiebsl:
- HOElnH, Fnrat; H0TTHGHALK Valen-
ins. HhSi BINARY Mnphtatu
FHARdRV EVENING, Deoauli,er gn-'rhs only
ish. Of Ia FAVORtrA Ne ANNA Df
bhLo0.A i@onore. LA2IstlNI. SrOHrI.
CASFELMAkY
"Wednesday Last night ~ II. TROVATORK
Jhur sdnv Grand Farewell Opera HlRht
Ftllay, Jan1nry p, nj " o'clock GRAND Fare
w"ll NJ ltinee CAHMEN
Sahta for nll he nbp"o performance ean now
,,.M N w = " lel y mn at. denR
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New Orleans Canal ana m.nt.

New Orleans Canal and Manta ing Conn
nanF, Now Orleans. Daoembar az. la7p-At
meaiihR III tho Board M Directors h,aid this
day n dividend ~ Four PER GENT N,Rs Ia
alnrai, payable on tho frat Monday IN JaG unry
| next j. u. MONTREUiL
ueI9 Nv Oaf hief pro tom,
state National Rank er New Orleans
| Nav OraHna. Denemhnr A. 1870 Tho annual
election nf directors u, serve tho onauirE renr
| VIII be held AT This bank nn thu third ! UHaDAY
| ~ January, twnntlaih prnklmo, heiwoen tho
| pf t0o'nl0nk Il. m. ami W. f,nl y nj.
!. II. JARHEAU,
| da2otia2n Actin, G,ahier.
Nutuaa National Hank, New 0rleaas.
DnanmhNr ~ 1879 Tho annual olartIon Tor
difnrtnra. ~ anrys tho rnRHInE Your will take
place Gt tho lglnking Hpuen tuG Ganal street
"a TUEhllAi January ~. bewnnn tho hours
Of 10 a. IN. ana 4 T.. III
dn1G I'm J0aFIH nfITClIEI.. Cashier
Notice 40 the ntarhhnGdrrs az tho New
nTl"ann National Bank New 0rlnanR Dronm.
hht il- fHp THO annual alnalan Ut directors
VIII hn hnd ~ our banking hOupo Oh TT En-
DAY, january ~, 1870 batweou tho hpurn vi 10
u. ~ anu IL. IN.
dtittm WIN rALFnEY Cnahiar
AaiR~rata National RanR New nrIeam.,
Dorotnhot II, tRIp Tho annual eiautfon for ~.
Intt"rs of tlla hanB VITA ~ hold I'll RADhY
inlati JNO q. DfVERFUN. GauhIor,
SO 10 $1,000 d INV, Ht. I'm IN " MALL ~
tunn1 DvefY month. Rocks Pont froa aEpIain.
tnG everything. Addrena BAXTER A. 90, flank
arR. ~ Wall atrao' N. " ar711vbAW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-12
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must arise with the defeat.
The Zulus will be emboldentd
and the colonists will be exposed
to fresh and formidable dangers.
Under these circumstances the duty
of the Government cannot admit
of the slightest doubt, and it is to
send ample reinforcement to the
Cape without the needless delay of
q single hour. Lord Chelmsford,
Commander Of the Zulu Land
Expedition, sets down the Brit.
ish loss at thirty officers
and about five hundred non.com.
missioned officers and rank and
file of Imperial troops and seventy
non-commissiened officers and
rank and file of colonial troops. A
Court of Inquiry has been ordered
to collect evidence regarding the
affair. 1t would seem that the
troops were enticed from their
camp. as the action took place
about a mile and quarter outside
of it.
The Livsrpooi Strikers.
LONDON, Feb. ia Liverpool
dispatch says that the number of
strikers of all classes now there is
estimated at from $4,000 to 10000.
Russian sanitary Measures.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-THE
Sanitary Committee propose to
cleanse the canal and organize large
hospitals which could be anchored
in the Gulf of Bosnia; also to Or
ganize Sanitary Committees in
each district of the city and
province.
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