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As8A8tNATION IN ARKANSAS. 4
detstd& qt{patsh to Tnx thteaan 1tib1tna

~ Lnlls RocK, Ark, July 22aa.-Last night
sa' nv matthew's WIS assastnatad at Perry
10y .ss. lla was standing senr his printing
s~s' ant fell rfddle4 Will, buck-shot. Tho
asslast exeltaEnent prevails III tho town and
aMsouadlhg ~ country. The assassination. is
Snx1 n1esall OF kA-klux troubles, which Inns 80
.,s,s,eta!s 1ns easscd Perry County. Your corre-,
r9%sa IN ieatlls that several prominent c!t!-
Sfs.naaa H. nafo becll warmed to Leave, and that it
b., h.et t1o olltcoluG Ia not yet rGachaa. A
latthsaMtssp Iii satspatc'l announces the death of
LITTLE lsocK, Ark, July 2a-Robcrt tos.
lpsaaaam aamStt uAthetlng. near. Arkansas City.
I'd ,Ss ,as,. ulat Costello 44d missed son,e hogs,
Fh,|as aseSSasea Sasea fiatlloring. of killing them.
Csfs.GIlon Cf.G onaas!erlag aa!erla was .p1owlng III le i!vla
itIiijnauu .ae Hasea tr1m 2 fence corner the tai1
G,yuaSS a'e aM, Victim ln the e!!lu al!t passing
I Esibt1i ais;tan., 4 Gos}eilo. llis aapGow, and
insast| ti|N.lsw. Dan Newman, hnye been
"sa'aetlng's wound. w ~ ~
rs KANSAS TlsAIN-{YltECKEns.
sssh ssshSsAs clrY, No.. July aa.-t'hs report
hin :. teaeAea tiIls city iata yesterday that a
T. " he Santa F6 lsoad lad been wrecked
No. lawrence BY lnen whose Intention II
4njs%sa1oso. %1oo TIE easkbuuMd express created no
'tsSaselseinsnt, tSs although tho facts cotscer.'
In H. nla1tee were very mcaHre. There
u nj. 'e ~ a'etl IN the party which removed
t 49,. tue boys who saw thent were walt
n Sooat m tho depot, and noticed tha
u ,s %sa pnss down tho track on
telho"saaS side Of the depot, opon a
,:M as. nboat 10 yartls ;: eaat 'ol
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-15

insurance, but all the insurance compan-
les doing business in the city ure heavy
losers. The fire brigade and apparatus
was quite unfit to cope with such fire,
and to its weaknessJ and the wretched
water service the whole disaster is due.
LATER.-Tive lives were lost. Three
bodies have already been recovered.
Those of Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy, 18 Olive
street, and that of Marios Wakviner, of
Richelieu street. Mrs. Geloppersiere
and her two children are missing, and it
is believed perished in tho flames.
st. Johns church was insured for $63,.
600.
Besides those already mentioned there
are reports of others being missing.
The official number of houses burned
is 657.
The legislature assembled and voted
$4,000 for the relief of the suffering,
and the citizens are holding relief meet
ings with the mayor tonight. The most
of the sufferers beng people in fair cir
cumstances, the amount of severe suf-
fering will not be large.
The approximate losses of the insur-
ence companies doing business here are
from $250,0O0 to 100000.
The governor-generars ball, which
was to have come off this evening has
been postponed until the evening Of the
22d.
THE NEXT DAY.
Quebec, June 10.-The excitement at
There is less distress than on former oc-
casions. Piles of furniture remain in
open places and yards all over the city,
and h0,,uoc orNnn1 %I,o ok
the fire present the appearance of second
ings. collins and fancyware are thrown
together in indiscriminate confusion and
out of the mass all classes pick whatever
they prefer to call their own and no one
knows how to detect or stop this whole
sale robbery.
Yesterday and to-day the insurance
people are busy adjusting claims. The
companies seem desirous of paving the
losses with as little delay as possible.
There are new rumOrs concerning the
origin of the fire, but as four houses were
in flames when the fire was discovered, as
proven by the evidence before the coron.
| er and the fire commissioners, they can
not be credited. It is generally said
that drunken man entered Carter's sta.
BILE with candle and started the flames
The rush for houses is immense. For.
tunately for the sufferers there were
over 500 empty houses in the city on the
10th of May, and eligible houses ale be.
ing rapidly taken at good rentals. All
the good houses were generally rented
by 6 o'clock yesterday morning.
1t is surprising that more damage wa.
not done in other parts of the city. The
ladies of the Good Shepherds distribut
ed food to any in such need to-day, bu
there have been but few applications.
| The number of individual losses il
over 10000.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-15
Money to Loan.
Wanted.
Rooms for Rent.
Dissolution of Partnership,

N comb & Schmidt was dissolved by mutual
consent on the LIST day of June, 1881. All debts
due the firm will be payable to John Schmidt,
by him. All bills have been left in the hands
Of G. w. Roberts for collection.
FRED. HoLCoMB,
JOHN SCHMIDT.
Yankton, D. T., Jbne 10, 1881.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-15

nlAMONDS reset-Rings .ade over Hair
.tcwelry manufactured, by II. G.. Clark d
Co., the jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-15
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SILVER goOds of all the latest styles Jus re-
~ ccived by H. G. Clark a. Co., the jewelers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-28
United States Marshal's Notice

TT IT-n STATE, OF AMERICA nj.
u trict of Nevada, -. In Admiralty Where
rs, libel has been fled in the DISTRICT Cont e
very. against the steamboat Governor Stawforf and
her boilers. machinery, boats, tackle apparel and
whereas the substance Of the said libel BE-, thaA
while the said David w avery, the libelant. WaA
the owner Of in the possession o.; ana Lawfully
Governor Stanford on, or about, the 2 1T day a
pril, A D. SS the said LOyet Hawthorne, fOrctr
bly, and frauduiently and without warrant {
possession Of said Steamboat, Governor StsNf0r8,
and her boilers, m ach nery, boats, tack lie, apparel
and furnilure; and though requested by the libel
has ever since failed and refused 90 to do, TO- taS
damage of the ibelant, David ". Avery, in The
sum OF seven hundred and fifty dollars, ,S7ia,).
ach and every day of tn. further detention o.
said property And praying q decree OF this
Court, in cause Of pOsse sion civil and mari
time, for the delivery Of the possession If said
cry. boats, tackle, apparel and furniture, tn the
libelant, ..avid very; and for damages for he
unlawful taking and detention Of said property.
- the same may be assessed; and Tor his costa:
and for general relief. Now, therefore, In puf.
suance of the lnOnitiOn under the seal OF the s.A
curt, to me directed and deli erred, do hereby
give public notice to NIL persons claiming the
said vessel, her boilers machinery, boats, tackles
apparel and furniture or In any manner inter-
esled therein, that they be and appear before he
raid District Court to be held at arson "ity Ne.
vada, in and for the said District Of Nevada, on
the twenty fourth day OF May, A. d 1881 ut v
O'Clock A. n OF that day, provided the same
next day of jurisiiction thereafierJ then and
there to interp<sse their claims and to make the4
allegations In that behalf
Dated this 9TH day Of ny ~, ,,,, y -
United States MHrsna,, D.s,.n'.. Nevo -
I. Wv vIEs, Proctor for IlbeIAn..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-28

Since the new revisi0., Of the Bible.
the rarr0t who got it's feathers stripped
of by the monkey, would renl..r !:
"We've been havih' a hades OF tiu.e: >,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-28

The Aldermen Of Toronto are auda.
cious in their knavery. They have ap'
propriated s2s, 900 out of the city treas.
ury for the purpose Of providing aspect
men blocks" of pavement, and the site,
designated for this paving are all ir
front of property owned by Aldermen
or other Ring officials.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-28

John Mackay has arrived In New
York, s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-28

Times are SO hard in Virginia that
the Enterprise CAUTIONS its readers
against \ too close inspection Of coun-
terfeit coins, urging that everything
helps in dull times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-28

George Gorham has got q better thing
now than the secretaryship., He ha
hired the fence around the Government
Square in Philadelphia, and is letting
1t out for advertising purposes, clearing
about Sc, 900 a year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-28

Moses Robinson. has for many years
paid on his property at East Mortified,
Vermont, at a valuation Of only $4,000.
When recently it was put up to $50, 900,
he became insane and committed sui
eide. ua. a# fl.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-28

"Orthograph" is informed that thu
use Of the letter ''e" in spelling the
word ''whisky" is optional. Some PEG
pie put in the '.e'' end some pe.pl.
don't, but u,any put the whisky in witt
all the "e's'' iInaginable.-[ Syockto,
MGA. ..-ry..
, 1881-02-22
SOUTH AFRICA.

TIE U0EIs WAR
LONDON. Feb. 2l.-Tilo 1T'3cs considers
tic signs ttllfayorablo for I'LL early tcncu
with the u0ers.
l1AD FOit THE llAst,fDs.
Dunf,AS, Feb. at.-Tha Grunge Frrc State
Volk8raat Inns passed II resolution permitting
tho co1o'tal troops tt piss through their ter
rltory for DaslitolntMl.
FEVER.
DURHAM, Fcb. el.-Fpyer In rcportetl to
tlavc broken out among tho Uocrs at Lnings-
mex.
!fiE Etpi;Ts
at Mount Prospect wcrr liret on this nsortl-
Ing. u so1dcr was dangerously wounded.
. IN THE COMMONS
Gladstono sattl the Government lad taken
steps which upprnr to t1som best qualified to
promote n satisfactory settlement with the
Noers and stop tho ciluston Of b!eUd, Lie de-
cltncd to enter into details.
, 1881-02-22

lsil*lncHs Meeting During tho Day
IsMilailIat III tIaN Evening.

Th, nt,.t 5,u.,a + ,l,n ~ ,,,n 1,r1o. of
Ano n's'tul otai'n .*"'ko VI 'ns o'ucr 81
uf kGsher shcl lthrzel continued lis sessst'tt
yesterday III t,,o cl,ll- rotns OF tho Pulitzer
House. Tho frat session wus deyutyl to tho
r',nultera, Ion Of routll.r rcuorts OF lo,acs and
Iolxe n1ntsels. Tho rest u thu day WIS taken
up With tho discussion Of tho proposed iiol'u
fir thp Aur,, M ulyrn lii t1otu!i IN Yesterdays
~ v ~ 40 ~, s'',.' ..s =" ,,.,,o, " "nH ~ ~,
'muSE. ~ sotu ""s '." ,',. a,' u'u .no a.
tsr VIZ !aIa ossr ast ,r t9, W. vmY hssGn IN Ws W.
te'nl !ho banquet IN Tue evening Tho tahecs,
1T which nhnnt 10 sllt t!uwt,. wvIo speeiNiidiy
ii,ihY that tho tnarke' eou!A ahnf..
President AoelI,er connlicteu tao tonst1ls9kiHx
part tf tho program. lite htiafcss Ut ~cletfie
was delivered u. the Rev. 4. Nor.lcn. and wins
very happy. md scholarly Effort. which con.
lntnetl inW1est anl 11'st Gt,0Ky q, the ol,]ene
1thrr trusts. anu thu numcs OF thnae who ru-
sl'nntlthl tn thotn:
thur nr,tt.r-lts Aims hnh ODJeotst response
, 1881-02-22

f'nWft. that tho Indictment should lc mol fett.
sehin,nr atcyrinnly WIS let MT with 1mpras0n.
Whilc serving his sentc1ce nnnthcr OF bis horsc'
stealing ntlye,ltnres-thls frnm O4lo t'uunty-
,ieycIoTntl ITSELF and soDn a. third ike
was Ero,ight hume to him. In Ogln tonnty ho
hal atoIen II pair Of a,tlcs; those he sold 70 n
ChcnKn party, from whom tho owner nfter,,
tr.,,hfe. succeeded Il, recovering by II writ nf
replcvin. It IN fer tho Do knlb tu1'ntY oEcnse
i,w standing trial. The prt,aec.lting w!ttcss IL
n t,rothor-!n.lnw of thu pei*0ner, froIn within
s0hltncr etnlc very rnnn6lr team of hurfes.
Court. hut change uf Scn1ic wns taken ~
KHne. As st,on ns Hchtnnr Is examined ns to his
sanity ny medical expert tho trlll Will 10 pro-
s.n4alnI xith
, 1881-02-22

ernmrnt for Introducing tho Coercion bill,
nlltf cfinrgcd tho Ministers with trying to In
tatntlntc tho nation MIL with deliberate con-
slHracy to prevent hin from exercising Ills
constitutional right of speaking III 1'nrlin-
ftleflt ltI cttHr Of threatened eviction he nj.
s'sed tl'a netghl'orfng tenants to plow up tho
lat'd tn nrtfer to prevent tllo landlord from
grazing Ills cattle thereon.
GARNET CottNcir.
1t Ia understood TINT tic Cabinet consitl-
erc'l tlin land bill for tile first tlna on Snt,,r-
thy. Que subject of tlclIbcration nj Satur-
aaS's Cabilet co,l,,el was whether Tic f;oy-
ern'nont could not postpone tito Arms bill
Until attcr tlla passage of tho Land bill.
T1fE CDssMoSs CEuwDEu4
Tho House at Commons IL crowded tllts
AFTERNOON. NoalccWas given uf n question 10
bc nut tomorrow, whether I'nrnell'A speecl,
nt Clara, Ireland, yesterday, especially tic
nnss'lEe refatfye to tito plnwing Zip Of mud,
Mns not an 'nc1tenGnt to punishable o!fefSGs.
The motion was received with cheers.
.,... nLADsroNE's MUTTON
lint at midnight the remaining clnllses of and
amendments to tho Protection bill TIC pnt
forthwith, WIS cnrrtMl--slii to ~. THO MI
norlty Included scycn Conservatives antl
seven 1tadIcals
GLADSTONE.
In tho Commons, this evening, Afr. Giatl-
stone sai.i that When the pressing questions
before tho lfUslse lla'l l'ccn disposed Of, It
would ho advisable to consider tlo rules
With view Of expctltting urgent business.
THE ESu1,1sN slEM1tE1s
who voted In tho minority Oil G1adstonc's
'notton that Mt midnight the remaining clauses
Of nlld amendments tn tho Coercion bill bp,
put forthwith. were: John llolkcr, Consory-
ntive; john lIny, Liberal Conservative; !;
Henry Tyler, Conservatives; John +. Ed
wards, 1.ibaral; Macdonald, Liberal: Gorst,
Conservative; Edward Clarke, Conservative;
Alexander 1iopc, Liheral Conservative; Burt,
lsaEical; Labouchore, Liberal; Dradlnngf,,
Radical; Cowen, Radical; and Lewis, Of Ul-
ster, Conservative.
THE GAn TUT ON.
THO House III Committee resumed consEl-
cratl1n Of tho Projection bill, md ut mid
night tho Chnir,nnn Interrupted tho debate.
After division upon tho amendment before
tho House, which WINS rejected, tho Chair
lIsan ruled tho remaining four amendments
out Of ortlur, bit the l1n1ne-Isnlcrs ipsistcd
OIL dividing Upon tho motion to report tho
bill, md upol, q motion That tho Chairman
leave tla cl,tEr,
Mr.. I4abauehero's amendment incDrporat-
ing the Compensatlol1-for-D Disturbance bin
with tic Protection bill WIS rnictl out Of
or.ler.
T'llo third clause was ntlortc,t-100 to ~.
The Committec-s.agc Of thu bill Is now lltl-
Islled.
, 1881-02-22
Shakers 9arsaparllln Is true tuacdicEuc.
BUSINESS NOTICES,


Arcnd's Kuniyss III tVlntor Cholera.
From +. n. IInte. II. D.:
DEAR Slit: No doubt It will bc gratifying to
you to know that your efforts tu prvhucc pnre
md valuable nrtitle Of kuMyBs MrG pnt without
ruward.-not only pccun!artly, but also In the
relief Dt human suffering. ..
! therefore gtadly rcdort to you tho gratlfy-
Ing success | havo hhd with this dlctctle agent
IN tue treatment Of tho epidemic titarT!sea 70
pretllcnt this win,er.
| havo hud ten uuusuntfy AAycrc and intTacta-
and best selected medicines. Not until ! put
thum upon III txclu're ttftt 1f kuniB*s did they
show rpal Improvement. Under Its use they MI
improved rapldy. and their tstnvhcecencu VIA
not attended hy the lls.tHE reapsea. II thls cpl
tlolnie continues. Or II IN tho Inter mouths It
nssllnaa n more acrIolts character, believe
kulnyss will prove an Indispensable MD to tho
physician III it's treltment,
TO a. Afe!ld, Chicago.
, 1881-02-22
THE GREEK QUESTION.

TIE tVlrrE's cI:s4ioS.
LONDON Feb. al.-lt Is said tlIat tllo Porte
llas informed Germany anll Austria of tho
maximum coiicesslun 1t IL prcpared to 1'lake.
Thoy !ncllI!to the cessson Ut the whole ot
Tllessaly and q portion Of Epirus, but tho
Iofte fe1usos 10 ce'lo Ja1lla'l' MetzaYo, or
ifeVesil. ....-
o,,EEk T'oo,,s MOVING .-
AriiEsa, lep. 1''%4A Nos"l aec1eo has oeela
issnea e"'l"g out INC resaf'o tfoops' lien:
MoFr'1 l,as peGn oiuefett 10 'nafcl1 north
"nsa gtaaaal's' 4he 1aFeest eo'lego III
htaeis ''"s oee'i coh'eF'e' l'to " military
Aospl1lt!s .--..
TlIE roisrEa rl'oai1sE'
N"AE', reo' s'.-1ho 'ues ol tno Annoas-
satIpfa Ut ING l'0Wefs III tosIStAltlnupic, u
he presented to tho Porto Today with tho
view or opening l'esotlatlollsoi' tue bollndary
Question, VIII tako coRnlzallce III tlo l'orto'a
promise l1ot to commit any act agRrcssive
The Ambassators tnforn'ctl their Govorn-
monrs TINT Graeco should likewise DO advised
agulnst my hostile movement.
nAsiuErrA's POLICY.
PAINS, Fob. 2l,-'The opposition papers
, 1881-02-22
BRITISH NEWS.

coIidE'ts AnAlN At WORK.
LONDON, teb. 2l.-5tx thousand golfers iii
tic uFYan district HAVE resumed work.
Mnny have resumed work it tho 11fndley
district. The military and notice nrptoct tho
workers,
THE "MAlsK LANE lXri.Ess,"
In its r,.vlc,y nf TIN }ritisl, rrnft, trnda fho
fnut ,vootr cnv..
T,o min. fai, hna bcon ,nfo,.oro,,,o r,r so,r.
Inn and 1brashtnr. md sntn,,Ios oro st, il1.cor.
t,!tIoncd. Tho tlculaud for home. grown was
almost sta2nant, In consequence or tho bud con-
eltion OF samples, which buyers reject Flour
was III frccr supply, hut slow of sa!c, ut ratos III
favor OF buyers. hyo Hour WIS wcnkor toward
tho close. buyers having supplied wants. when
rates eeeatno easy. Tie spnt trndo was purely
eohalnptlve. Ino Amef'oan htto,npt to ra'Hc
:. .aten LIZ WIN "o nute, a"u tao sesse
20 wv .nl W. 'nH.ea w oHceu".to'i ~ '''tuosto
,,, ~ 'atMsas ~ lno ttuae was wen SUD
s,r,,, a.,'ams aa a,n", & nn s, se@osa @
cIun in ,fnr was IN oon,1 s',,'r,v hnt "Isn tnf, ~
,,n,.+', ,,,n,d 1' r.a s1 '.., w.. t.aa -.
irIIa ia two.thir,Ie ~ ,n,,rh no thn s.,,ar,o",,
Barley wns dull. oxecpt for Tho finest .rhe dr..
mani ,r,,st ro,ao cntir,iv m In .Iowor snnr -,
prcsent roretrn bnr}ry wns alao ,tu1i. In oata
tho advance wns maintained. and proyIncInl
rates wurc we'll supportod. Den,and Mt tbo closo.
hn,yovcr. woa roro rcstrIctcI FnrI,n m r. ,.nss
a., 1,,.s,a .,o.,s i'os, t,,..ss "-s. e. 80
sns.';,,, nss.,n. 49,. T., "U.o Nv
, 1881-02-22
RUSSIA.

FNFIsKNII@ : FENTE7s
ST. pErE1ssbrls0, Feb. 21.-FTho Aqcncc
Russc says tho practical English mint will
know how 10 cho0su between tie cl,iuietcut
danger Of n Russian Invasion Of lntit and
the reality of tho vast ind impossible regions
separating tho two Empires, ald tcnclitnE
them to live iii harmony.
, 1881-02-22
4 LIVELY sCI,fs1A1AGE.

DErnD1r, Mich, Fcb. al.-A terrific tight oc~
Cured In tho Township Of Casco, IT. Clair
Gounty, sunday night, between Michael and
Louis Unucr Oh ono side, aud John Hubbard. Jr..
anf Anthony Mcnnnfer OFT the othur. Knives
and clubs were used freely, with terrible results.
Hubbard was stubbed In tho left sldc, aud In
t.irch seriously. bcnnefer WIS stabbed hetwtcn
ihe shoulders and pounded Dvce tho hcnd with II
club. He cannot live. Yuurg Bauer Is In jRtl.
but tho old nun ts still at large.
, 1881-02-22

Tho IirDtnia Guy Enterprise enys that thoy
have In their State il tree cu'tct Mountain Mn
hoKany. Of a rich red cut0r nnd rery hnrsi.
When used for fuel It produces such Intense
heit as to burn out stoves tnote rapidly thnn
any cunl. 1t hlAzcs III lpnE M ortlinury wood
w0usd lust md then tccb!nes cunvcrtetl fntU IL
sort Of chnrcoAl thiGt lKsts twice fnR As orlI-
nnry w.od. 4 cord OF this wood brings tho
RainG price na n tOu Ut c0al.
, 1881-02-22

WHISKY rs y 111GlI MORAL AGENT.
CotuAuus, O., Feb. :l.-Iienry Dean, asuloon-
keeper, shot nl his wEfc twice this morning. Quo
bill lodged in tho wall. md tho SECOND missed
his wIfc and Inflicted scalp wound near tho
temple OF strs. scocld, a woman Of bud runuta-
ton. WIN chHnccd to he present. Tho net wns
tIrenncd!tnt0t!. as he Ind purchased Z. revolver
but III hour b0fprc at Il pawn-shOp. Tho wound
iu NIT .iurynr0t1S
, 1881-02-22

NEW YoKK, Feb. s1.-seventy amateur pclcs-
tr,ans, cut OF scypnty-nyo entered, started in
the twenty-1our-h0ur Ro-as-you- please rncc.
which bcXan in tho Aincrirun Institute Building
In night. Tho pedestrians are IRON u l5-yenr-
old boy to Il man whose hntr Is white with aHc.
". Il. Curtis Of tho Spirit Of the Times, Is referee
NQwcll started.
, 1881-02-22

AN INDIGNANT TENNEsSEEAN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. al.-Georgo Hall to-
night Htla. and fatally wountted John ityan. u
bartender, because hc Ind refused 10 credit him
fer drink this nftcrnonn. Hall appeared with
n shnfguN, nnl, without saying II word. shut
llran III tho heat1. ltull was capturcl after
rMec Of three 1ullcs.
, 1881-02-22

- TIL IILI6l.
0hellllSIt0l' sl'GA1iEfS IEXTEJ pAHTpRA I

"hellhlsltoP sl'cA1iE's LENTEN PASTORAL.
p.. StreAh Cab.e.
=, "cA!S, Feb. al.--in MI advanced copy ut
ae pastoral for Lent, of his Grace
;;afehoshop H. McCalm, which will bo reasl
n,o ~ a11 llao Cathollc churches In the arc!l-
a'veese sa' on naxt SuuaAy, tho following
,s'ualEaale ,,'n15e passage occurs referring to Mr.,
a,ng'rs a'',,s conferences With NM. isuuhefort
,I'Ho: a i1"Ho: II Is our duty fn these troubled
na'' aes earnestly to pray for our lloly Father
s,," ' Ioe Tile peace OF the Church. Wu
."' a"v"la als' pfay with grcnt leryur fur our
Hn s,', ''sas eo]Intry, ol4 wllci, In lila tniinIt
i'"n1a ai''.'.4 a1!tt unlathomable providence tho
it',sa.s llas permitted sore trials 10 full.
rs',,S wv history for a1,i:s llas bccr M nInlost
I1'"'nES nI,n ltEcDlsN OF TEMPORAL. YolttlOw.
Ill.,. H,'eA 10 Il great extent are still her portion.
ill.,. eaian'lty more tcrrlble a.ltl ,l,nl[att1e
.an. "an any tfmt has yot bcfnllen her
cs.'s ,n.'as II threaten our people
I,m3. SIa ALLIES for orr country IN ller strug-
q, t"' Justice nra sought from the ranks
st,,I 'Ap'"ns lnt!tiuls wIlu hlye plunged
MI 4 , p"t unhappy la.M into ,ntsery,
1Ioa. WV y" are sworn tn destroy tho founla.
t,'sa, s ~ MI religion. Viii Catholic Ireland
hrr hato 49, such MI tud!gmtsy? WIN shu atyo
,Ia, so''Li1ellce 10 men who have wlcl.ctljv
tn%''ea trn'I;'': " VIII sl,u break from nlI holy
eomms' s'oaas %l'sch during ages OF pprsecutiun
chr!M ch,alesa fnr hrr the yel,uration NJ tho
IHI,sslan Ifs worldY Let us pruy hat a. t;o lin IN
'' mercy lnay forbid it," >''>'
THE r..MlslASs.
p,, -, SpteIat t..tIf,
rom,ran gu 9l'-Tale Delats this n,ornini,,
eonsi,'a.t es''s nhoA Mt. rarncll's munlfestn nj
tons nj ,t' le'Isti, aid pnaises It's uoderato
tiraI -. u'o aa'ne tlmr. Tho Dci,uts IL akin.
teFnr - ~, tls laVll1g nny great effect A fn,.
~lsno,'n.aa naa,sfaplllral sketch of l,nrne,, hv
~ ,, appears In this mornings Eiru,n.
1os,,. IL iAs ,,ts,<ra As.osiais4 rnts a. "'''''
eorrps.",,; oSnmS; Feb. @.-Tho IYmex' nrh,t,
laud udr'aaei't I"'i't says: Thu psey,lxo Of The
svoplp sag'e afa s t1as senslbty ,lsol1nea, Tia
kaye ,I,',>a ,s paeRtnnng tof fear 1t less Outrarcs
Aeut a. "s1 r"n. entirely ccase.l, and the pay-
'eAt Is increasing. ~
pam.n rARsEL1.
<,e.xtdaIx'' Speaking at CLARA, Kings County,
vigorously denounced The Gov