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Pitchery.Bidyery.

From the London Daily Telegraph.
According to our Fiennese contemporary. the
Apothektr Zeit,my, considerable sensation has
been produced in Austrian medical circles by the
rece0t appearance in the drug market of new
narcotic. haing from Queensland and at present
only known to the trade by it's quaint native
name OF ''pltchery -bidyery." II is the flower
Ofaplant belonging to the solanacea order and in
digenOus to Northern Australia-as sort of stunted
shrub. from three to four inches i'm height when
full grown. and bearing blossoms of Waxy fey
ture. white in color and fiecked with pink spots
These flowers are picked in the month of August
dried. packed tightly in canvas bags, aad then
subjected to high degree of pressure which inn
parts to them the cOnsistence of cake tobacco.
BY chewing small plug of this substance relief
Is speedily obtained from bodily fatigue hunger
and thirst. larger dose of .pitchery-bidgerya
produces absolute insensibility to pain, but does
not subject the patient to any Of the incovenien-
ces resulting from treatment by ordinary anas-
Ihetics. In common with the narcotics hitherto
FAMILIAR to the faculty, pitchery-bidgery. admin
tered In minute doses acts as o stimulent-in
larger quantities as a powerful sedative But it
is stated to possess the peculiar property of en-
aiding those who takeit habitually to withstand
fatigue and undergo great physical exertion
upon low diet. Like the famous hashish of
Monte CristO 1t is said to be an effective and
agreeable substitute for food and drink. Con-
sitiei1n9 the present cost Of good butchers meat
and wholesome fermented liquor, it is probable
That the general public will await the further
Developments Of 'pitchsry -bidgery" with eager
and hopeful anxiety.
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RAILROADS.

II PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO 70, THE :, In NORTH. wESr AND SOUTHWEST.
IN EFFcT January Pm 1859. - .ai-' :
OF 6TH AND STREETS Ar FoILows:
For Pittsburg and TIE West Chicago Limited Express
81 fP Fa H HSts and Sleeping GIrs S At
Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati. Western
f Isss M. .so Cincinnati sa Malt S I RssSs Sa 70
nj NJ daily IEsG for ftsbnrs and the West po,n
For Canandaisua, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara sop.
n: daily, except Saturday. with Palace Cars 10
For williamspor. Lock Haven and Elmira. at $50 O.
e., n; daily; except sunday.
and TO- pm. Limited Express of Pullman Par
For Broofyn T. an trains connect at yer
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, afording
New 70 f Sos c street avoiding double
For PhladeiPhiA 800 am. 1880 a. m, 80. $40,
pm oR sun Tlgs $50 sao
For ,; dsy; ssosEt Sus .aE 30 ,o,o ana
go, s:4o, $40; 80, $50 and ID. 20 T,m. On
sunday 500 $50 am. l:30. $40. 7:3O. go
For Popes Greek Line. GAO and 44o pm. daily.
For Annapolis 6: and 44o p. m. daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAT AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aiekand a. 80 90. s2o II 90 and II :25 a. m
4:20, 500, G:20. 500 and III 30 m. On sunday,
at6:3O, 800. IL 100 and II rs a. m. and 90 D. M
For Richmond and the south ESQ and IL :25 Am.
Trains leave AeIendria for Wash nrton zoo. Sos
S:53 and 1000 An; l2:40 800. 500, 90 aud
sos. s5S and 10 90 m zoo and s2s Pfn
Tickets and information at the office northeast
Me E e or s s at % %
gage to destination from hoteis and residences.
,.. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General MaI.ager. j2S
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ESthetiC Criticism.

The most readable dramatic and musical crti-
cisms come from Denver Here is a sample
referring to Emma Abbott in Paul and Vir-
ginia:"
AS singer she can just wallOp the nose off
anything that ever wagged a jaw on the boards.
From her clear, brd-Iike upper notes. she
would counter away down on the bass racket
and then cushion back to a sort of spiritual
treble, which made every man i'm the audience
lima CINE every hair on his head was the golden
string OF a celestial harp, over which angelic fin
gers were sweeping in the inspiring old tune of
''Sally Put the Kettle on" Here she would
rest awhile, triliing like an enchanted
blrd, and then hop in among the
upper notes again with a gt-up-and-git
yivacity that jingled the glass pendants on
the chandeliers, and elected a whoOp Of pleas
ure from every galoOt i'm the mob In the last
act she made "A neat play and worked in that
famous kiss of hers. off Castle. He had her in
his arms, with her head lying on his shoulder and
her eyes shooting red-hOt streaks of galvan-
lied love right into his. All at once her lips
began to tWitch cOaXngly and get into position,
and when he tumbled to her racket he drawed
her up easy like, shut his eyes. and then her
ripe. luscious lips glued themselves to his. and
a thrill of pleasure nabbed hold of him and
shook him till the audience could almost hear
his tOenails grind against his boots. Then she
smut her eyes and pushed harder and-oh Molly
HOses.-the smack that followed started the
stretching OF every masculine heart in the house.
She thoroughbred right from the start and
the fellow that takes in her kisses is more to be
enEled Than the haughtleSt monarch that ever
squatted down on q gold plated throne"
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Jesus the Carpenter.

"1snt this Josephs SOM" ay, 1t is he!
l thought as I'd find it, knew it was here
But my sights getting queer
1 don't know right where, as his shed must ha'
stood
But often, as I've been a-plaining my wood,
I've took OF my hat, just with thinking of He
At the same work as me.
He Warnt that set up that he couldn't stOop down
And work in the country for folks In the town:
And I'll warrant he felt bit pride, like I've done
At goob job begun.
The parson he knows that I'll not make too free.
But on Sunday feels as pleased as can be,
When wears my clean SmOck, and sits In a pew
And has thoughts a few.
] think OF as how not the parson hissen
As Is teacher and father and shepherd omen
Not he knows as much OF the Lord in that shed.
Where he earned His own bread
And when goes home to my missus, saws she.
Are We wanting your key?"
For She knows my queer ways, and my love for the
shed.
we've been forty years wed)
SO comes right away by mysen, with the book.
And turns the old pages and has good look
For the text as I've found, as he tells me as He
Were the same trade at me.
Why don't mark it? An, many says so.
But I'd think I'd as lief with your leave let 1t 60?
1t do seem that nice when fall on it sudden
Unexpected. ye know!
Songs In Minor Keys, Mr.. Ed,card LiddeM
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ToRFoLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS

THE STEAMNR LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot of 9th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'clock i. m, touch
ing al Pney Point. Point Lookout and Fortress Munrl
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WI III IiE BOSTON
AND lRpN IpENtE STEAMERS.
Firstclass Fare To Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 20
Second class Fare "a Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
fiTs class Fare 10 Pney Point and Point Lookout l. 50
Second class Fare t. Piney Point and int Lookout IS
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock pm.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and T.. c. KNIGHT sill rcscme their
tElis. eavng Pier Al, Fast River. New York. every
SATURDAY., at four O'Clock m, and Georgctown
ry FRIDAY, at o',lOc ~ am For particulars
apply To agent. G3 Water street. tieoryetown.
Tickets and staterooms he eeeared at general
Office, 6l3 18th street. National Metropolitan Bank
Building ID. a %. Ticket of. 1851 A. :,
GLe. ST Marc Hotel. and at e.
oc22 ALFRED WOOD Secretary.
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a Narrow Squeak for Niagara

r rom ne ST Jamess Gazette
tNr. Oscar Wilde was at first disannofntad with
Niagara; he complained OF its want OF grandeur
anu variety OF line, but he admitted that the color
vi tie falls were beautiful Underneath the Falls
ne TeahZed their majesty and the strength OF the
physical forces at work.-Mornlng papeT.l
Falls of Niagara. What shall say to YOU?
WAT sort oil Wow OF your merits convey to you?
GU who have so many visitors awed
Ihostiy interior persons, no doubt of it,,
Shall pronounce You successful or ''out OF ft'3
Are you consuminate or are you fraud?
Much as fear that my hosts will be hurt i'll
Cannot consent to your merits to certify,
Truth which Is quite too supremely divine,
Where, then. Niagara, where's you variety?
Where, my poor Falls, is your grandeur of
Must decide that you scarcely have got any,
Must remark on your painful monOtOny?
Must l-Since thus you continue to thrust
water In floods on ones senses ince5santiy-
Anllnadvert on this feature unpleasantly? .
worthy cascade, I'm afraid that must
Tell me too, pray. is that curve satisfactory?
Are not those bOulderS perceptibIy packed awry?
Is not the water trif1e too fit?
Look to the left OF it, look to the right OF it.
LOOK at the breadth as compared with the height OF
Is there no room for improvement In THAR
Still you hare points which may serve you redeem
Points which have won you your worshippers
seemingly,
What though your curves may be moulded less
graciOuSly,
Yet Is your color distinctly too previously
Toned into harmOnieS utterly right
Ay, and I'm SOoth at your stream when look again
More, when enter that gall cried nook again}
something or majesty now do note,
Nor can question the force that Is daShinr Won
over the precipice, nor to say SplaShing you
over my wonderful fur-cOllared coat,
Yes, after all you may win the esthetical
81 IN fha s,ffi lflI. fis.alr
- quick! the fnn-album at once IL you please!
,Harh TO that roar, as OF mighty Democracy
Beating the shore OF effete ArStocracy
Where the vain monarchS lie Snoozing at
ease"
Courage, Americans, closed is the ordeal,
Judged Is the cause, and with sympathy cordial
Here announce my decision to you.
Justly yet kindly can in this matter act,
10. approve of you, fortunate cataract:
Falls OF Niagara pass! you Will do
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Don't be Alarmed About the MiIIen-
MUM.

Prof Richard A. Proctor, the astronomer
whose lectures in this city few years ago must
be remembered by their hearers, points out a
danger to the earth which may reawaken in
some minds the anxiety that was lulled by the
failure of the Shipton prophecy. Without ques-
tioning Prot. Proctors science, people may con-
sole themselves with the recollection that scien-
tiiic men have made great mistakes in prophesy-
Ing concerning the end OF the world. AstrOn-
Omy cannot put all the blame for the terror that
comets have inspired upon astrolOgy. The as
fronomers have several times frightened people
quite as much as ever the sham Mother Shipton
or John Lilly did, and to just as little purpose
Those who have lived to see the threatened ter
rors of the peri:leia safely passed may look with
equanimity even upon the menacng comet of
Prof Proctor. Let the world swing on serenev
even if big comet is going to tumble into the
sun; 1t is more than Ok, GOO 900 miles from here
to the SUM-
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} ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

X aLllENOhL ohlO AAlLROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE Ef WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TnAck' ' kSfHsE COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN.
Ssf isSssss *: St
ssS-Esl,imST5ss ESsts city. and way Station
sStrasbppl Winchester Haserstown. snd Way. Vi:
y .EHii:fIMoEE EXPRESS.
Ell iaa NY sfatIns AND BOSTON
ear ASD C- VALLEY e SsY fESXhhREss cou
hecS for Haserstown and at Point Of Rocks for
l sssls a. 90 AnHap0s Juns I. Jssas
lo:oooBxITIMoEE EXPRESS ostops at fayetteville
fi H-rsi CHICAGO CINCINNATI AND
s "a; LOUIS hAfhLsS' fA'''r anu S''si'Hs
l2lens;altmors Eiicott City. Annapolis and Way
sHstS eRlY E e kh.sm0re and Way
$50 B.ihmore and w.y Stations cwinchsster. Fred
.so u E: 4sb LAUREL
dis ynnsson.' 5ede''ot VIA Relay. steps .' Ann.p
Esas a. f1ss sas Way WIZ,
chester and Way Stations. CON sunday 70 Point q
t5:45-BALTIMORE EAPRESS. (Martinsburg and
Way, via Relay 6toJs ct Hy attsyile and Laurol.l
e .U0-Bsitimore and Way Stations.
t7'40EBALTIMORE HYATTSvILLE AND LAUREL
tS O-PIrTsBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
ss:s5.PHILADELPHfA NEW YORK and BOSTON
HAPRESS. Siseping Cars 10 New York. stop g
tS:EZcHICAGO. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EX-
PRESS. Sleeping CSrs 70 Cincinnati ANA Cla.
Sunday.
An trains from Warrington stop Ct Relay Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket O6hoes. Washington stanon, 6ly and l3S
Pennsy1yana avenue, corner l4th street. where orde0
win be taken for hagysge " Be checked and rscveds
any point city. MA
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Brother Gard ner on Ayeragfng.


''What was gwine to remark" said Brother
Gardner as the back end of Paradise Hall grew
quiet, was to say to you dat de pusson who
expects to enjoy dis life must make up his
mind to strike de world ON de gineral average
He who neglects to do so will meet wild daily
sorrows and disapintments Doan' expect dat
de man who happens to agree wild you on de
weather an. sartin to agree wild you on pOiticks
1t dOan' fOller dat de man who agrees wild YOU
On pol!tcks will feel bound to accept your kind
of religion. De fact dat you lend naybur your
shovel doan' bind him to lend you his wheel
barrier. He who looks for honesty whar' he
finds gray hairs will be as sadly disappointed as
he who argues dat an old coat am de sign of a
thief or a beggar, Put faith, in human natur',
an yet be cher ready to doubt.
II expect to meet about SO many mean men
in de course of a var.
81 expect de summer will be hot an de win
ter cold.
81 expect to have chiIblains in December
an shakes of de ager in April.
Il expect dat sartin' per cent of dis worlds
POpulasnun Will lie to me, steal my cabbages,
trow stones at my dog an hit me wild a brick
bat as go home from the lodge.
ION de odder hand, when come to strike de
average kin put my hand on men who will
lend me money. go on my bond, speak well of
me an sot up all night to protec' me.
mo man am perfeck. He may strike you at
decide until you average him. He may beat
q street kyar company an VT be honest wild
butcher. He may crawl under de canvas to see
. circus; an yit pay his pew rent in advance
ne may lie to you as to how he voted, an yit
tell de truf about spawned boss. He NAV cnss
on de street. an yit be tender father at home.
he may Encourage dog-nght. an yit walk
mile to restore a los chile to it's parents.
Accept no man for his fine talk-reject no
man Tor ms ola clothes; stand him out in the
II N -
an sunttln, bad about him, but you will also be
sartin to I'm sunthin' good. - Detroit FIRES Rrsss.
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senator COvcrt,S Vision.

Before starting for Albany, Senator Covert
called at the Journal office, Monday morning of
last week, and among other inquiries asked
how Ed Gale, of Jamaica. was. He said early this
morning he (Mr. COVERT woke out of his sleep.
and in the dim light saw Mr. Gale apparently
standing by his bed. We told Mr. Covert that
Mr.. Gales recovery was looked upon as doubt
full, and it might be that what he had seen was
an omen of Mr. Gales death. Whether this be
80 or not, 1t is a fact that Mr.. Gale died that
morning at $50 o'clock.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

- The FRS. class Steamers OF this Lima
AMSTERDAM, /" 'ROTTERDAM,"
'SCHIEDAM.' Nv. A. SCHOLTEN"
Up. CALAND." and MAS"
Carrying the Y. s. Mats the etherlands leave Wat
son Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, on WEDNESDAY
Inst Cabin. SG0-s7g I'd Cabin, $50. Steeraee, SIG.
Fl. CAZAUX, General Agent, ~ South William street,
New York. For passage apply to W @. METZEROTf
CO., 923 Pennsy lyania avenue, Washington, r.
corner New York avenue and 18th northwest iaf1
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Or and after NOVEMBER 3p. 1881. the steamer
ARROW SMITH viii leave her wharf font of 18th street
at Z a, m. every MONDAY. THURSDAY aud SArUR-
DAY for all river landings. On MONDAY as far
Nomim Ferry. ON THURSDAY. Nurnini and Currlo-
man. On SATURDAY. Curriom aud leonardtown.
o2S INltN X. WOOD. Arrnt.
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BEwARE.-In case of fire at the theater the
woman with the big hat win find it damned
down over her eyes, end she will never get out
alive. Selah.-Eoansuiae Argns.
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBok.
FROM PIER 40. n. r.. NEW YORK
fartia We'd Ned Nh sslia. We'd Wed a
ScN tina. Wed. Is Mich. Pa-tllia :. We'd, IL Ap
Catalonia. We'd. % Nch. / Scythia We'd. 10 Al.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
.co 400 RATES PASSAGE.
~, soo and flo0 according accommodations
heturn tickets on favorable terms
steamers marked do not carry steerage
Setrage at very low rates. Ste.ra.e tickets from Iav
lowest rates
Through bills OF Iauen given for Belfast. Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp aud other portson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Company's ONCE
No. Bowling Green, both steerage cabin 70
OTIS BIGEIOW CO., COS 9Th street. Washington
ID. C.
VERNON III. BROWN & CO., New York;
Orto Nessrs. OTIS Biol LOW & Co.
1an12 GU5 18th VI ashluxton,
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DR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
Wine Btters contains ten ingredients nine Of veze-
tables and one Of iron The masnetic iron which en-
iy. and s the form in which it Is found In the boed
Thsee HtteEs VII cure dysPepsia. nervous debility,
md mlj9f:4 feysu and a aipiasD e Dc lnnaoA.
9 - la $ lbbrsss - - E: 2s 6e's 49, -:
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1857 Prizes. amounting t0............. q To- 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at ali pons
70 whom liberal compensation will be paid
For further information write clearly giving fun ad-
Dress send orders by Express or Registered Letter.
Money Order by mail. addressed ONLY to
~. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANH. LOUISIANA.
N.B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans win racedye
prompt attention.
The partcssias attention u tie public u called to tie
f0ct thdf ssssaeev V The each Monthly
r9N0 = sot4 0Nd copeetuentv al ke prizes IN eac3
9soeese0 0eeee4 80 NHoWn and 0aS1. 6t-WsseX
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW York, HAvRv
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
! ne Steamers OF this company viii sail Nv ERY SAT.
URDAf from Bremen Iier foot of Sd street Hoboken.
Rates of passaee:from Nav York 10 hayre, London,
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen first cabin. 500. second
cabin 500 stsrage, $50; prepaid steerage cernncates
VI. For freight or PASSAGE apply to OEIRIChS CO.,
Bowling Green, New York; ". q. NEIZER0TI Il
Co, s25 Pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents for
Washington tanl2
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STEAMERS. dc.

VNHE STEAMER .'MATrANo" LEANFs 7Ta
j. street wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY aud
III RSDAi. at O'Clock am, for Potomac river
landings, stopping at landings in Nomni on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, MattpN Creek on SUNDAYS and Thurs
days. Chapel Point sundays down" and Mondays
up, and Mattawoman Creek on sundays down."
and Wednesdays up" returning t. Washington every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
For Information apply to
q. L. JONES, Agent
f2a 9Th street wharf.
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ssHERCULEs" WIND ENGINE.

New Departure" in Wind Meters. Turbine Wheel,
matte ball governor runs in q zephyr effective i'm
heavy gale. Power for al purposes. from ordinary
pumping to driving heavy machinery. Erected on
towers or built in cupolas. Ornamental in design and
perfect yentilator.
Especially adapted 10 raising water in buildings
where supply il not sufficient.
G. A. HARNESS. Architect
Sole Agent for DC,
hl1-w.sSm 1929 New York avenue.
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THE TRADES.
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~ Plain and Fancy Bindings Of every description don
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references. Orders BY mali promptiy sttspded TO. M
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FASHION WRINKLES.

1HE SPRING GOODs-THE NEW BONNETS AND
HATs-THE SPRING C0LORs, ETC.
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I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
- WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
SATURDAY. MARCH T. 1852.

To obtain of these Letters the applicant must
Cail Tor ADVERTISED LETTERS" aud give the date Of
this list
not called for within one month they will be sent
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BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
Fifth Avenue and Fiftieth Street.
Opposite CathedraD,
NEW YORK.
JOSLIN FULLER. PHoPRrEroRs
This new and elegant House ia centrally located for
the reception Of guests either permanent transient
1t is charminGy situated. being central point amdef
the most fashionable residences churches, &c &c
near the Grand Central Depot, within three minutes
The ventilation. beating and plumbing are arranged on
the most approved PRINCIPLES The Hotel is conducted
OF Europe and America. with restaurant Of mlsur-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-23

SAVE YOUR BOOKS By ge,t.o
them bound. Try the REkALe
RindaEF.
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French Press Opinions.

Paris, 21.-Le Steele describes the
seizure OF the Suez canal as the act Of
thief. La France expresses Q similar
opinion. The Telegraph says the Suez
Canal Company sues England for
damages.
The Pages, Gambettss paper declares,
that il the policy of GambettA had been
followed the country would have been
spared the humiliation of making the
csnal branch channel.
The Temps believes England will
permanently remain mistress of the
canal, but is inclined to acquiesce in such
settlement as is advantageous TO European
interests,
The JouTnul deS DsbGtS says, as the
Chamber declined to allow France to CO.
operate with England, we have no right
to reproach England with exclusiveness.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Cable Clicks.

Cettinye, 21.-The prince of Monten2-
gro will start for st. Petersburg on
Thursday. The princess will take the
regency during his stay.
Copenhagen, 21.-A number Of white
horses being trained for use at The Cars
coronation were killed By nihilista.
London, 22.-At a large meeting Of
iron masters at Mid ilesborO, it Wss de-
cided, subject to the approval of the iron
secretary OF iron masters, TO continue the
reduction of the output of pig iIou 40
other six months.
Semla, 21.-Tbe draft of treSty neg D
tiates between the Indian government
and the Burmese mission has been re-
jected by the King Thebsw who objects
to the clauses providing for the abolition
Of monopolies for the maintenance +
armed guard at the British residency at
MsndslSy; negotiations finally closed and
the Burmese mission will leave here in a
few days for home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-23
LeahH,s Murder.

London, 22.-Lster reports show that
the murder of farmer LeahY, near Kill
larney, wss more like military execu
ton than q murder. The leader Of the
party called upon No. to fire. He did
so, and badly wounded Leshy. The
leader en- ordered No. 10 to fire. This
shot also took effect No. IA was then
summoned 20 give the coup de grace
Leahy remained alive half an hour after
being shot. Five of the young men,
SONS Of farmers, have been arrested on
Of completely in the murder