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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-27
A HUMAN MONSrROSITY,
A Donkey's Head on Mans Body-strange
Case of MalfOrmatton

Case of maliormatton.
At No. ISj Freeman avenue, a couple of
doors above Bank street, there reside, SAYS the
Cincinnati Enquirer. an aged and respectable
German and his wife, who make a living by
keeping grocery and provision store. The
husbands name is Philip Voltz. Mr.. Noltz is
large, fleshy, good natured, honest temper.
ate German, who is content to mind his own
business and deal out to his customers all the
commodities usually found in grocery and
meat store, save cigars, tobacco and liquor.
His wife is kind, pleasant old lady-proba.
bly, sixty-and the people III the neighborhood
call her grandmother" She is very neat and
clean IN her appearance, and is one of those
sensible bodies that people like to talk to,
either on business or merely for pleasure
This good couple are the parents of one of
the most wonderful specimens of humanity
that the world ever saw, and certainly the
most wonderful that was ever know to exist in
Cincinnati. 1t Is man having The head of a
donkey on its shoulders. 1t almost always
happens that monstrositles born OF either wo.
men or animals die shortly after birth, if born
alive at all, but this is an exception to the
rule, for the subject of this article is alive
now, and is thirty years old. The name Of
the unfortunate creature is George NolZ
When visited by our reporter, says the En-
qutrer, the cripple stared at him in an un
pleasant way and began to kick viciously, as
though he were trying to get at the stranger,
the while his hands, or what correspond to
human beings hands, pounded each other
with frightiul rapidity and apparent vicious
ness. The reporter finally became sufficiently
st ease to make a close observation, and he
saw that the face of the cripple was as near
the shape Of q donkey's as could be, the only
feature that at all approached the shape of the
genus homo being the nose. This was noticed
TO be more prominent than that of a genuine
specimen OF the donkey but the outline was
exactly the same. The mouth could not be
told from donkey's, and when il came to OBJ
serving the upper part of the face and the
head, the resemblance was exact. The head
is very large and nearly square like don.
keys. 1t is covered with coarse black hair,
as stiff and strait ht as ever seen on the ami
NAL referred to- The eyes are the eyes of a
donkey to perfection; but the most perfect re-
semblance TO the animal are the cars They
stand straight up and run out to sharp peak
in the exact shape of the ear. Of the donkey
They are about three inches long, but are not
covered with hair. The expression-the low
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CHASE FOWLER.

HUNIFT W INUNcffy.
NASTER'S SAl4E.--STATE OF ILLINOIS
4l COUNTY OF LA SALLE,-CGcun Court Of said coun
ty.--In chancfry
George huffman, Administrator OF the Estate OF John
Haeberle, deceased complainant John &. Haebere
Charles jacob and Elizabeth Jacob
Public notice hereby given. that In pursuance OF de
cree entered IN the above the twenty MIN Of
Der lsso Chase Fowler. Master In Chancery Of
court WILL on Tuesday the fourteenth day OF December
at the hour o'clock the afternoon OF said day
south door or the County curt House In the city OF
wa In the county OF La Sale OF Illinois sell to tn,
highest and best bidder for cash. the following described
premises to wit Lot fourteen in block two the village
RANSOM being part of the southeast quarter section
teen thrtyone north range I'VE third
principal meridian situate Ia the county OF Ia Sale ant
state of Illinois. CHASE FOWLER
Dated Nov. ~. lHO.-3w Master in Chancery
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, Old Uncle Nose, of Galveston was not
noticed near the polls on election day, conse.
ouently colored striker was sent out to hunt
him up. He was found sitting by the fire,
grooming dismally, in his cabin.
"Uncle Nose, has yer voted yit" asked the
colored roundcr
mo- chile, wouldn't risk kctchin' cold IN
my lungseses foah all de money in de world"
'Heres dollar to pay for yer time"
The old man secured the subsidy, remark
ing: "Ef you is comm de bulldoze on dis
ole nlggah he weakens. Hev you fetched a
kerrldge for me?"
"IIt's waiting at de doah, Uncle Nose"
as yer gwine to bring me back after Use
voted?"
Bring you right back, Uncle Nose; hurry
up, now"
"Gimme dram foaN Starts"
"IIere it is" SAID the emissary, producing q
flask. Take pull"
He pulled and asked:
"Gwine to gimme annudder pull when Use
done voted ?" and then he pulled again.
Eyes, take annudder pull right now. Don't
be ateard OBJ 1t. Oars plenty noah what dat
come from"
So the old man pulled again and wanted to
know:
"Hev yer got annudder dollar bill wild yer ?'
Look heah, ole man, you must low de cam.
paign committees made OF money. Here's
yer udder dollar. Now jump IN, DE polls is
gwlne ter close"
"Lor, chile, you maxim out you is states.
man heah heah Use been foolln yer. done
voted de udder ticket only dis mornin', heah
heah heahn and the old image settled down
In front of the fire and nearly chuckled his
head off
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BUDGET OF FUN.
A ROMANCE SKELETON.

A calm, delightful autumn night
A moons mysterious, golden light
A maiden at her window height,
In robes OF pure aud ileecy white.
The little wicket gate ajar--
A lover tripping from afar,
With tuneful voice and light guitar,
To WOO his radiant guiding star.
A lutte with soft, insldious twang-
Oh, how the doting lover sang!
4 bulldog, with remorseless fang
A nip, a grip, a deathly pang.
4 maiden with startled glance
A shrieking for deliverance-
\ kind Of weird, hilarious dance
A pair Of riven doeskin pants.
A maiden fainting with alright
A lover in q sickening plight
A bulldog chuckling with delight
A wild, delicious autumn night!
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B: F. LINCOLN,

INN y l. SE,TTI. II. NJ E.NT NOTICE.-Es
TATE OF George ". VANCE. JB., DECEAsED.-No
lice hereby given TO all persons interested in said
that the undersigned Administrator OF the said
George W. Vance deceased will appear before the County
Court OF the county of la Sale and OF Illinois AT the
County Court House in ottawa In said county Monday
the 18th day OF January 1851 for the purpose OF render
ing account Of his proceedings in the ration
said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this 10th day OF November 1850
CHARLES " POUNDSTONE
ATTEST: 7. W. STOCKsLEGER Administrator.
Clerk County Court. LIZ Sale Co., Ill., novS-3w
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CHASE FOWLER.

UuSTfT N ThuNCVV
NJ IA STER'S SAIE..--STATE OF ILLINOIS
Nl COUNTY or La SALE circuit Court Of said county
In Chdncery.
The Ottawa Building Homestead and Savings Associa
tlon cohpainants ~ Urich weichmann. Theresa WEIGH
man and John D. Young, defendants.
Pubicnotce is hereby given that in pursuance Of de
cree entered in the above October twenty rst
n 1880 l. Chase Fowler Master in Chancery Of said court
will. on Wednesday, December eighth 1880 at the hour
OF tive O'Clock p at the south door Of the County Cour
House, In the city of OTTAWA In said county OF La Sale
state OF Illinois sell to the highest and best bidder for cast
the following described premises TO witt Lot four and tn,
west half Of lot three in block six, in North Ottawa, L.
Sale county state Of Illinois
Dated November 10, 1880 CHASE FOWLER
nOY6-3W Master In ChAnCerY.
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legal
B. r. LINCOLN,

Attorney at Lar.
NOT1t E.-EsrArE OF JOHN A. JONES' DKcEAsKp.-
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Admin
sraor Of the Estate OF John a. Jones' late OF the count,
Of Ia Sale and state Of Illinois deceased will appear before
the County Court Of said county the third Monday be
ing the 18th day. OF January 1884, at the County Court House
In Ottawa in said county when and where all persons hav
ing claims or demands against said estate are notified IL
attend and present the writing adjustment
Dated th, 10Th day Of November a. y. 1850
GEORGE l. JONES,
nov2O-3w Administrator.
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B. F. LINCOLN,

Yin a l. SETTLE Nj E,NT NOTICE.-Es.
TArE OF JONI KENNEY, DECEAsEp.-SotiCe is
hereby given 10 all Interested in said estate that the
undersigned, Administrator OF the OF said John
kenney deceased will appear before the County Court OF
the county of La Sale and state of Illinois, the County
Court House In OTTAWA In said county Monday the 18th
day OF January ISL for the purpose rendering
account of his proceedings in the nstraton said
tate for the final settlement.
Dated at OTTAWA, this 10Th day Of November 1880.
THOMAS KINNEY.
ATTEST: 7. w, SroCKsIEGER, Administrator.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co, H. nove03w
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NOT1CE.-EsrATK or ISAIAH STRAwN. DECEASED
Notice s hereby given that the undersigned Executor
OF the last will and testament OF Isaiah Strawn, late
the county OF La Sale and state of Illinois, deceased will ap
pear before the County Court OF said county the third
Monday (beng the nth day OF January 1881 the County
Court House In Ottawa in said county when and where ar
persons having claims demands against said estate
notified to attend and present the in writing for ad
justnent
Dated this l2th day of November y. 1880
ELIZABETH c. STRAwN,
Il. Il. WALLACE.
novlS-3w Executors
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r. +, LINCOLN.

dftOTHeU at LIn.
W. tswa Mineral Sprng, CI9mpaPy Of the county Of Ia
Der A. D. 1871 make execute and deliver solomon +.
King and Hugh Hamilton Of the said couRty and state It's
mortgage said alhc Ottawa Mineral spring Company" did
convey 70 sad solomon f. Eng and Iingh Hamilton the
certain pronssory note OF even das with sd 2sgage
COMPANY Tor the sum Of twenty rvs Sundrcd dollars
$500 payable TO the order Of said solomon f. King asd
tcrest the of ten cent per payable
ally which said mortgage provided that II default should
either Of principal or Interest according 70 the tenor and
representatives. attorney assigns amer having etsed
such sale four weeks newspaper published IN
s Si and nj a @ ang equity Of edep
ton Of said The ottawa Mineral Spring Company lie sue.
assigns therein at public yendue 10 the highest
bidder for cash at the south door OF the County Court
ady"rt.cm.nt or might adjourn the sale from time to time
At discretion and upon the making o. such sale ~ ne a.
such purposes in and by said mortgage constituted rrevo-
caby or in thu name Of said solomon f. King and Hugh
deliver to the purchaser deeds for the conveyance In fee OF
the payment Of r expenses 81 advertising selling and
conveying aforesaid including attorneys fees taxes and
miyd should render the oycrpiu. Il any to said h. sta
va Mineral Spring COMPANY or its assigns;
remains unpaid arrearsges Of interest and there will
be the day OF sale hereinafter mentioned. principal
and interest said the Of three thousand two
hundred and seventy I'VE dollar:
Tuesday the I'd jay OF November a D. $50 at the hour
ten O'Clock In the forenoon said day the south door Of
the Cnuaty Court Hons. In said COuRty OF In sale, sell At
public auction 10 the highest and hest bidder for cash the
premises described In said sOrgagc. the same being de-
-crhed olloWs The north half Of lots one two three
and four In block twepysix. in the Original Town nov
city, Ottawa In the county Of IA Sail. and state Of III
moi. together with ali and singular the cncnens herrd
privileges and appurienances thereunio belonging
apperainiEg and all the interest and claim
whatsoever Of said The ottawa Mineral spring Com
and all the right. te and equity II redemption or said
THE Ottawa Mineral Spring Company and t- SUCCESSORS
therein and sha apply the proceeds Of such
in accordance with the and direction OF sas
mortgage SOLOMON T. KING,
oct q iSsn HUGH HAMILTON.
Il. T. LINCOLN. Atty. Mortgages
The above continued Tuesday December 1880 al
10 o'clock i'm the forenoon SOLOMON b.. KING.
Nov & $50 HUGH HAMILTON,
r. r. LIScoLS, Atty. Mortgages
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CHASE FOWLER.

Muster ~ JhdHcefn.
NJ a STFR'S SAIE..-STATF OF ILLINOIS,
w COUNTY or LASALLE, Circuit Court Of said eornty
In chdncery
Inger Freed and Samuel Freed compainant rs Albert
Yaatois. defendant.
Public notice hereby given, that in pursuance OF de
cree entered In the above July twenty eighth
1850, l. Chase Fowler, Master IN Chancery of said
will, on Thursday. December NINTH at the hour
o'clock p ST. OF said day AT the south door OF the County
Court House In the city OF ottawa In the county OF La Sae
lowing described premises TO wit: An equal undivided half
moety of the east half Of the northwest quarter OF
ton number hye township hlrytwo north in range four
east OF the third p NJ and tract of land bounded and
described as follows viz commencing AT the southwest
corner OF said quarter section and running thence north
one rod thence east eighty rods thence south rod,
thence west eighty rods TO the place OF bcgnning in the
county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, subject to the right
Of dover OF Mary Yaatos therein.
CHASE FOWLER.
Dated NOV ID, lSS)'3w Master in Chancery
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
At the Police Court.

The Mayors office was crowded last
evening with in erestered spectators, a
change having been brought by the
Society for The Prevention of Cruelty
TO Children against Emma johnson,
living at No. 20, Carpenter street, for
wIllfuily Deglecting ani ill-treating her
three children, aged r. spcetively years,
3 years ami four months. Austin Har-
ringtoD, Es1., appeared for The Society,
md Harry Sharpley, Il a, for the de-
fuse. 1t appeared from the evidence
that on last Friday the woman in ques-
ton left home about half past six III the
evening TO take carriage ride, leaving
the children in the house and locking 1t
up. While she was gone, the children
commenced crying and kicking at the
ioor, and the Deighbors sent for police
mar, aud entered the house, finding the
child,en considerably frightened The
woman Returned at a quarter past nine
O'Clock
NJ. Harrington, tor the Society, said
he did uOt want TO push th- Case too
haru, but he wanted the people to un-
derstand that the So Jiety meant busi-
ness. Mr.. Sharpley addressed His
Honor at some length, after which the
prisoner was dismissed with a severe
reprimaDd.
This course was taken on the ground
that while actual cruelty, sufficient to
warrant the imposition of a fine, had
rot been pra pticed, an eviden and re-
prehensit,Ie neglect had certainly beer
proved. Mr.. Harrington was satisfied
Alth the result, as it was moral vic
Tory for The society and showed that this
noble organization is thoroughly N
ear est in its efforts to protect hi Tie
children from cruelty and i'll treatmt nt
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
Amusements.

THE RENTZ-sANTLEY PERFORMANCE.
A large sized audience greeted the
appearance of Mime Rentz's Female
Minstrels at the Opera House last even
ing. The performance was rather
good but there was plenty of room for
Improvement. The singing in the
overture could not be classed as good,
but it might be said was passible. THE
performance judging from the applause
pleased the majority of those present.
NJ. B. Leavitt, manager of the Fe-
male minstrels, goes to Europe about
May 1st, where he will organize bur.
lesque comedy company of sixty peo-
Pile. The company will make its first
appearance in this country about Sep
tember 9th. He will also have ON the
road next season first class specially
company.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
More Cruel Parents.

AT the hearings last evening before
The Mayor Emma and ANNE johnson,
whJ reside NJ No. 20 Carpenter street,
W re arraigned on the charge of cruelty
70 children. The complaint was made by
the Socisty for the Prevention of Cruel
~ to Children, and was represented by
Austin Harrington, ESQ. The defendants
Esq.
The first witness called was George
NC kee, a neighbor, who had given the
inform alton TO the bociety. He test he'd
cDat the children were aged respective
", six and three years, and that the
FUNNIEST was babe about four months
oid. Oa last Friday night the defend
anf' went out riding with Two young
mto and left the children locked up In
house. As they remained away for some
tim., the witness and several other
neigLbors went TO the house, and heard
the children crying The police were
no.lned and upon arriving At the house
forced open the door, amt FUND the two
Oldest children lying GU the hcor asleep,
while the baby was lying in a era lie ,ex
hansted from crying.
Mrs. Rollins another eighbor..h lied
tha, she he ard Mrs. Johuson ~bip one
of the Children In very cruel manner
As there was no evidence against ApnA
Johnscn, Dir. ShaipIey asked that she
De discharged, and used as witness.
She testitiai that on Friday nigh. last
she and her sister who is th. mother of
the children went out riding but had
AID longer than tiey conteup lated.
hey bal left the children safe, as there
was no fire in tue stove, and the lamp
was ont of reach.
Officer. McCoru ick and Chamberswho
orced open the door testified that upon
,rriving la the room, they found the
vwo eldest children asleep, and the baby
was IN the cradle, apparently coutented.
As the eviuence failed to show any cruel
ty, the Mayor discharged the defe ndant
with reprimsnd.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
Local Lines.

1t was very gingerly sort of welcome
the Republican rendered its political
contemporary, the Ne,cs. Doubt IS ii
would rather welcome the hedgellDr
"with bloody hands to a hospitable
grave"
Owen Palmer, of South Wilmington,
aged 10 years, is now ill with lock-jaw,
produced by bruise on his finger, i'll
flicted several weeks ago.
The Shields Library A citation de-
sire to return thanks to Representative
Martin for copies Of the official Patent
Office Gazette.
The Levy Court is in session at New
Castle to-day.
The large ferry boat being u II by the
Ha Ian Il Hollingsworth Con p ny Will
be launched this afternoon at four
O'CLOCK.
But few of The Republican leaders
went over to New Castle this morning
to attend the session OF the Levy Court
The Delaware Fire Company held its
annual election yesterday and el ctt d
three Directors for three years.
The "Arabian Nights" will be her. on
Monday evening next.
The Shields Library Association held
It's semi-annual election for officers last
evening.
NJ me Renizs Female Minstrels had a
good house last evening.
After Lent then comes more balls and
receptions.
The s. p. G. G. are carrying on their
good work, and parents who abuse their
children will be severely dealt with.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
Semi-AnnuaI Election.

Last evening the Shields Library A
sociation held its semi-annual election
ami elected the following officers:
observation-disclosures s. Doherty.
Vice P-esidtnt-Johu j. Haney.
Corresponding Secretary y-Daniel w
Lynch
Recording Secretary--M j. Mealey.
Financial Secretary-Jvhn Il. McCul
lin.
Treasurer-John j. N ullln.
LlbrarIan-JOhu j. Hasson.
Assistant Librarian lchard Welch
Trustees-John P. sKeogh, Jehh S. X.
Doherty, j oseDh A. Heaean, CHARLES A
Mulhn and Daniel KIlrOy.
Auditing Committee-Thomas s
Dsherty, Thomas f. Ryan, John M
Cannon.
A vote of thanks WIS tendtred tC
Hon. e. L. Martin, fer a copy Of tht
official Gazette of the Patent Office.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
Personal.

Chief Justice Noah Davis chews FIVE
ounces Of fine cSt every day.
Charlie Osborne is giving his attention
TO "black diamoud' shares.
Moritz Meyer is making fortune out
of Brooklyn Elevated bombs.
Chail,s Stewart Parnell, it IL expected
will be III New Y Yurk on St. Patrick's
Day
Gladstone has made declaration
against the Eng lish Parliamentary gag
ging bill.
Bobcock fesls proud of the distinction
of being Keene's G Infi irntal operator.
Chief Justice DAILY bears strikiug
resem blance TO the q eek Patriarch oi
Alexandria.
When policemen talk among them
selves, speak of MacLean a, ''fhe Great
Alleged"
Mayor Cooper con,ults his dream
book every morning. He Is believer in
signs and omeDs.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
M MESSAGES RECEIVED.

II TROUBLE BETWEEN THE uNIoN
i, rAc'flc II. H., AND W. U. T. co.
|..,e.l .ne Union M Pacific r. r., and the
S.eIh Union Telegrap Company
Eau logger heads.
4 lew days ago the Union Pacific
"WTu W .ompany seized the wires Of
H. western Union Telegraph Com
Invor M between Cheyenne, w. T., and
Tyr, " y Coz On Saturday last, the
hlar l.t,oo T. co. issued the following cir
q, letter to all its managers
.'pwlng to the unlawful interferenc.
nno our wires on the Kansas Pacific
ksn,H, kT' racliic, Colorado Central, St
HcirTn Hir" ana Central branch of Union
N Mg NJ railroad in Kansas, Colorado
Eese NeoraSka, .a messages for offices on
~ ~ roads will not be accented. nm.
~ oe mailed from nearest avail.
rn P",n,S' "' until further notice. Re.
{ch mil "a'u refund charges paid upon
|bmi",' io'SS'seS y accepted since FRIDAY
hna%or morning, s Mr.. Westbrook. the
Iiyed1 o, ol the Office in this city. re-
a diennot another circular setting forth
Ieu,inh S,i;neleht places in the three states
N h'eu' ho Tor which messages wonld
leove W. received. The action or tha
|fcse s'%p'l N ,I! company will not effect the
ttent ~ .'llS city to any considerabie
esSapcs' mere mere were but very few
'''e Three States mentione3
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
Personal.

Mr.. ]. Marion Emerson returned, to-
day, to his home in Ansonia, Cunn. Mr.,
Emerson paid this visit to Wilmington
for The purpose of assisting his father and
Mr.. Conrad in getting out the first num-
Der of the Morning Ne,cs.
Mr.. Henry Mcfihenney, who left this
city In September last for Sh' rman, Tex
as. to superintend u e erection of cotton
machinery for the Pnsey, Jones Co., re-
turned home yesterday morning. This
ia tbe third winter that Mr.. McIlhenney
has been employed in the South by this
firm. He speaks in glowing terms of the
conntry. and sa, there Is an average of
five or six hundred emigrants arriving In
Texas every day, but that without CAPT.
tai a man may as W II remain at home.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
n III Soon ECDire.

The term of J. G. Wilson as Justice
of the Peace at Townsend, will expire
in very short time. He desires to
succeed himself, and a number of
prominent citizens went down to Dover
this morning for the purpose of calling
upon the Governor and urging his re-
appointment.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
Spring overcoats

ne OF the mOet useful and pleasant
'mehls OF gentlemAn's wardrobe, art
being maze up, out OF new goods
rom the mah ufacturers, at the Mode
l.uI store. They are also beginning
Ite iiveIy iotake orders for sprilg suits.
wiii p'y you 10 leave your orders
\! lhls spring, as goods are. advancing
many OF the styles now In stock can
oe duplicated. FERD CARSON,
.,o,.. Merchant Tailor,
'o@'"N' 2S Market street
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
Fine Weather for One.
Cham bers' Journal

Sheridan oroe declined to take a walk
with a troublesome feminine admirer,
on the plea that the weather would not
permit, and being caught by the lady as
be was sneaking out for snort stroll,
encountered her remark that the weath er
see med now to have cleared up, with
the bold asservauon: "Yes, madame,
enough for one, but not enough fol
tWO."
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02
sI,oOO Guarantee.

Garner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
positively cure Bright's Disease and
pbeles; and 1t is guaranteed that IL
| also cure ~ per cent. OF other kidney
Bases, aud will help IN every case with.
injury to the system, when taken &C
nlng TO directions. and the sum of
" VIII be paid To any person who cal
pye that II mas failed 90 do this III. II.
FnI 4 60. f.bZ7. 2yeod
The daily gazette., 1880-03-02

>,u,.,. have no reason to exnlt
~. ,..rlt. cf their efforts to De-
,,..,,zranL his government, aud
a more benlgnaut regime for the
,,n neople. By virtue of the imper-
|nt,,. of tho 18th ulnmo the Enpire
n, nuder martlal law, aud miitary
ar. uow the tribunals nj the land.
1 arbitrary a5soiaIism that had i'pssd
!, oomn,rative disnse is now revived
In its rlgur,