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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-11-04


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ihltteInb SD banfe sSbnen I'm cine
Jfssdtte 3u ftibrsn 1T bas sieutenantss
Yatent nlpt gut genug."
Die &ofe unb bic 2tnbs IN
Der 4eraloif. Heben Der ellie iit Is bic
9tpie, bon ipeIhsr bic 0eraIbit unter ben
Bl,imsR am ueiiten Gsbraub maht.
Inter ben BdunssH spieIt in Der Waps
renfnubs, namentlih in ner aentihen. bic
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f6iloe nit SinOenbdumen, i3ipeieeu uno
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pen NIT 2inbenbIdttsrn lit bas Der Serren
bon .8obmann. Sebr bieIe Stabte fiibs
rem Sinben IN ibren Woppen. so seigt
einen Der pra6tisiten unb itpIDolIiten
beraIoiI9en 2inoenbdume bds srpBe Sic.
gel Der Stabt 2tnbau. 9lu6 Ssipsis
fabrt in isinsm Bappen bic 2inpe.
Tobe8mutb Der Seorpione.
Das alte Dtdr9en bon benz GeIbitmproe
oes Scorpions, ipbaIo sr iib bonn 5Iam=
mentpoe bsorpbt tpeiB, lit tpobI itpn
I6neit ui1t mebr sesIaubt tporoen. Der
eneIii6s Naturforl@er 8omens era1tete
es ieDp@ aud isbt nod flr anseseiet.
bur& @rperimente Der srauiamiten Agt
it9 bic ueberssusuns BON Der GrunoIos
iisfeit Der eripdbnten 5abeI ~ peribaifen.
Gr umsab baS Ibier niht nur nit sIl=
benoen 2obIeH er ieBte es aud in brens
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idure, Ieste es unter elm 8rennsIas unb
lieb Hbospbor auf ieinsm Sudden psrbren=
ren; bas Ibier tebrts niemais ben Stas
del sesen ieInen eisenen Seib. 9tunmebr
peripri4t 9tomens Seeem tauisnb pfunp
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gum Selbitmprpe 3u trInsen. lDaS iper.
ben bic 0esnsr Der 8ipiieftion su sieIsm
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foridern auh nit Dem 9lamen Sirsnen
bslset tporben iinh, bilben nab 8rebm
eins Sronung bic iebr arm su nennen iit,
osnn man fsnnt nit 5iberbsit nur fiinf
WliteIiessr. Sbr 9eib 1T elm fpabrbaft
boraSilbeS Stlftperf, an trsIhsm ilh bic
sil9dbnlidfsit nit Der zines Difbauters,
pOrsussiDeiie bes gilpferSes, 3u itreiten
fHeint. Die poreersn GIieomasen finp
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5inne. Dian unterl1eioet bic eisentIi.
den Sirenen (Utandtl) BON ben Sees
fdben uno felt ldnSsrer 3eit iperben lets
tsre niGt mtbr unter ben Isbenbsn Tties
rem aufesfh6rt. pIbsli1 taubte bis5es
reriAwuncene Ibier an ben 3iijten Der
Vereinigten Gtaaten miscer auf. Vpr
ipenissn WOden lit ein ioI1es all ben Ges
itabsn BON Jloripa sefangsn tpprben,
tuorlbsr untsr ben 6eIsbrten bss Gmiibs
ipniansSniiitus srobe Jreube berri1t.
Dieies Ibisr III benz Nilpfsrb rsripanbt,
lsbt BON Bilan3sanatrune, 1T ater nod
irsbrlcier als bieiss, ipeI1es nur i'm liiten
lDaityr portommt, tpoeegen bic Wlanati
i'm GaijmaHer lebsn unn nur ielten bas
feits aano beIuGsn. Sur 9eit Der NsiIsn
Mlsyanbers BON 6umbplht iteinen bis
Wianati ni4t islten DOresfonmen su iein,
neil er beren Bel G,iba, TN Gubsn beA
NiserbuIens BON Sagud, I'm almespnsu.
ftronte unc i'm DrinOec torgefunDeu
bat. Sbr GIsif@ joa i<br i@madtafl
jsin nYb cbolei& man ss for unasju,ff
pnb tebsyfy;sugtno bislt, 10 ,pusks bisIsr
! sisa ! Y. - sa'asls lbss w. p.1k
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-11-04

@ritsSiIfe BET 8ersiftunssn.
Gin Dtittel bel 8ersiftunesfdaen, bas ii9
fur bic srits ollie tpobI 70 siemlidb in ie.
benz 9auie in 8ereiti6nft finbsn barfts,
lit foIsenpes Gin sebdufter RaffeelDHeI
pou oroinarss 8i4enial3 uno ba!b 10 pisI
Seut tperpen IN elmer SbaIe nit mar.
mem ooer aud faltem @aHer raid per.
rlbrt unS bas Gan3e benz Yatienten eins
ssflOBt. Gs tDirft fait ausenblidIi6 ala
Hre1mitteI uno 10 tpirb Der Wiaaeninbalt
bsraustef6roert. Gesen ben auriidsebIies
benen 8elt oeS 0ifteS laBt man susrit bas
BeiBe BON sinem @i, oann cine SGaIe
ftarfsn i6parsen aaffee nebmen, ba sisls
Stoffe paraIpiirene auf bic g4irfunS Der
G,fts ii9 srtpsiisn.
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sas eeaHtasstlstt ~ dsnssnn1l 91l11 ~ ~
.arftats seoibmst snh si4ntn 4 teests
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sssnisas sIaassr - ns4msIatt u ~ s1s.as =
tu S4tr.s@ 49,
prsis $500 sss Sasr p0rtssrsi. NAa easxepe ss.se
pm Ja3r, poftoiret.
ftrt pjfb.
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frirssr erssf aui anisr ssiFiso sema&t psrssH.
1lE CINCINNATI YgLEsstAs! tux7Aal!s
Rox 1AI4,
Cincinnati. Ghice
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-11-04

@eesn etRsn @otteSIeugs
ner. Das ,SournaI bss Debats" britgt
foisenben NrOseB: Serr 6rust aneeflast,
in 0ouano cine BroI1ire perDffentsitt
al babsn, iporin er bic NQmaGt @ottes
Isugnet piyo perurtbeiIt, nit nadten
ssuBen, nur nit einem Seinbe befIeipet,
ben Wes bon Der Goneiergerie b.s sur
airHe Notre Dame suriid3ulegen. auf benz
Hiden cine TafeI nit Der Sni1rift !:
!, @ottesisusner~ IN Der 6anh cine brens
nsnse 5adeI. Wdbrsnb oss Uiaribes
artste Der Ysrurtbsilte pISs!i9 in sroBs
Mutb a,hs unb ,lnOste NIT isrner Judel
brei frommen Jrauen, Die ber greiutipn
beiipcbuten, ben Gppildmud OH. Sn ben
aerter suriidsebratt, bate Der Anseilasts
Die iyrehbeit, su bebauptsn, bic Hihter
bdtten ni6t bas Neht iib ala gbpofaten
@ottsS su geberben lei bieler belsioigt
mbge er iid islbjt psrtbeicieen. BUR
Gtrofs fir bisls Meuberune muBte Sery
Uruet ben Nubfpss cine Mode binour1
td8IiH maheiI einen aupfsrfsilel auf benz
Gopfs, an sinen garren ssfettet Dor ipels
den Elm Giel ssipanat mar. Die lDdHr
ter, Der Stoot yaris batteu bic SreunDs
!! lihfeit, fir bic yromenaoen bee perm
@rast bic Mbilnbeittsr Der Randls ~
Ipsrren, um Grust ~ n6tbistn, in bss
Ndfis III ae6m. go 0si&sksn III d,
etast pasl1 u S1tts ui&
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szEEzaM
NeU York.


This is to certify thai am well acquainted with
man 80 years of age, for many years a resident Of
this city, who has been at times extremely H. but
could not tell from what cause unless it was worms
he told his attending physician his suspicious but
the physician at once ridiCuled the idea and re.
fused to attend him any longer. His son then men,
toned DR.. C. McLanes Verniiuge and asked him if
ae would take it his reply was-I must take some
thing to get relief, or die.
They at once procured bottle of DR.. c Ne
Lanes Hernifuge, and he took one dose. lhe re-
suit was, he passed upwards OF three guarts of
tcoTmS, cut up in every form. He got well imme.
diately, and is now enjoying excellent health and,
like the good Samaritan CT old, is end-avoring to
relieve bis unfortunate neighbors. He makes it his
business to hunt up and select all cas- similar to
his own, that may given over by regular physi-
clans, and inluces them to try Dr. c. Mclanes Yer.
mifuge. So fan he has induced more than twenty
persons to take the Vermifugs, and in every case
with the most happy results. He is well satisfied
that Dr. c. McLanes Vermifuge, prepared by Fem.
ing Bros Pittsburgh Pa far superior to any other
known remedy, and if more generally known would
not fail TO save many valuable lives. For further
particulars inquire of Mrs. Hardie, 1141 Cannen
street, New York City.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS


Baseball Sunday-Haverlys S. picked nine
16.
Four whalers arrived from the Arctic on
Sunday.
Perez, the yellow fever patient, has been
removed to the Twenty Hospital.
A coyote was shot Saturday at the quarry
st the corner Of Ssnsome and Green streets.
May Taber and Katie Best, who ran away
from home, were returned to this city Sun
day.
The Goldfish catch on the Pacific Cosst this
year was l,74S000, against l, 1,24i,OOO last
year.
The receipts st The Tax COLLECTORS ofhce
Saturday.
John Trsntman snd Gerald Cullen, who
attempted suicide on Saturday. have 10th
recovered.
The four huu6redth suniversary Of Martin
churches Sunday.
The eighth anniversary of the Pacific Pres
byteriao Union was celebrated in Calvary
Church Sunday afternoon.
About 9. 600 letters have been taken by the
CusiomsI officers from the Chinese passengers
of the City of Peking aud held foE postage.
Eight of the ship foundered sesmen of the
British bark OSwingo are stopping at the
Sailors Home. They tell sad story of suf-
fering.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
House for the past week were SIP S25 %,
makirg Total since snusry 1st Of S7,762,-
992 81
Electric lights have been erected at the
head Of Washington and jackson street
whsrves, which at night are great improve
ment 20 that portion Of the city front
Muldoon is to give prizes in the hope Of
bringing out some local hard hitter who can
stand up before Sullivan long enough to be
knocked into the middle Of the next week.
County Clerk Sesnon on Monday issued 8
marriage license to boy and girl, the former
being 16 years Of sge, and the latter 10. The
parents of each were present and consented
to the issuance of the license.
The funeral rights were performed over the
body of Edward McAu uliffe. the victim 10 the
recent Mussel Slough tragedy, Sunday after
noon. The floral offerings were numerous,
and many of them composed of rare exotics.
The Commandant of the Preside bas or
derei that Gianetti, the fascinating trombone
player and lover of young ANGELA Dematie.
who committed suicide recently, be restricted
TO the Presidio reservation for the period of
one year.
The net gain of immigrants from the At
lRntic States and foreign countries during the
past ten months was q, ZIG sFhe arrivals from
China and japan for the past ten months
were 4, $3.50. and the departures z, 4S6, showing
a loss Of 2, 400.
NinetY-one deaths we're recorded at the
Health Office during the week ending Novem-
ber 9th-malss, 81; females 81 Caucasians,
70; MonPolians, 9; colored, 3. Natives Of
he paeiEc eoaaf 90 okbar Statas IL for
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COMMON SENSE .0mPREssED.

1T Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A DOZEN
LINES The REASONS WHY TARRANT'S
sELTZGg APERlENT SHOULD BE PRE-
FEERED AS CORRECTIVE AND ALTERA-
TIVE To EVERY OTHER MEDICINE IN USE
FIRSTLY, IT ALLAYs FEVER; SECONDLY, IT
CLEANsES THE BOWELS WITHOUT VIOLENCE
OR PAIN; THIRDLY, IT TONES THE SToM-
ACH; FoURTaLY, 1T REGULATES THE FLOW
OF BILE; FIFTHLY, IT PROMOTES HEALTHY
PERsPIRATIoN; slXTHLY, 1T RELIEVES THE
SYSTEM OF UNwHoLESoME HUMoRs; sEv-
ENTHLY, 1T TRANQUILlZEs THE NERVES;
EIGHTHLY, IT ACTS UPON THE BLOOD AS A
DEPURENT; AND LASTLY, IT FORMS ONE OF
THE MOST DELICIOUS COOLING DRAUGHTS
THAT EVER PASSED DOWN THE THROAT OF
AN INVALID. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
mrs. 1YTuThS&W1Y
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ANEcDoTE OF SToNEwALL JACKSON. An
ex-Confederate surgeon relates in the
Cleveland Leader that during the war,
while q terrible thunderstorm was raging,
Stonewall' Jackson ordered General Ma
hone to charge the Union forces. Then,
tired out, jackson laid down under tree
and fell asleep. Soon he was aroused by
one OF Mahone's aids, who said General,
i am sent by General Malone for orders.
He says the rain has wet the ammunition
of his troops, and wants to know whether
he shall return" Replied jackson ''Ask
General Malone if the same rain God sends
to wet his ammunition will not also wet
that of the enemy. Tell him to charge
them with cold STEEL" Malone made the
charpe
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CoMANcHE (rex.), November l2th.-At late hour
last night while the Sheriff absent, fifty armed
and masked men battered in the jail door with a
heavy pole, overpowered the guards after hard
struggle, and taking out tine two Bailey brothers,
hanged both to tree in the graveyard, mile from
town. 1t not stated what the Baileys charged
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Wfnfry weather 10 the East Railroad
Matiers-The Government and the In
dians = Chinaman Refused NaturaiIza-
fion Papers-The Race Troubles In yir-
ginia Magnificent New >feamships-
Anilrs I'm Foreign Lands-Eic.
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81 AN truly thankful that I ever used Dr..
Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills, for
they cured my periodical headache Mrs.
J. r. Paddison, Point Caswell, n. G. so
cents, at druggists.
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w 4 HEAR
HALE BROS. & co.

That we are wont to "bow and say too much of
worth While this may appear be fact to those who are
not acquainted with style Of doing business yet are
willing to leave that those who acquainted and have
taken pains prove whether assertions be actual facts
no.
To be sure we have said good DEAL and at the same
time have had good deal to talk about Our aim is and
has been state actual and plain facts in all advertise
ment and in everyday business to treat Rich and Poor
with the courtesy that may go away dissatisfied
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Attempted LynchIng D..

GRgRNsBURG Pa.) November 12th.-A mob of
outraged citizens made an attempt to lynch Jacob
Scotdale Sunday night with a hatehet. He is a bad
character, and his purpose robbery, Auley
was known to have large sum of money on his
person. Noble was captured at a neighbor's house.
and the women in the neighborhood forced their
way to him with clothes line, but the officers sue
ceeded in landing him in Jail
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The Government and the lHdian-secre-
tarY TeIIer'S Renorf


WASHINGTON, November 12th.-Se Secretary Teller
has prepared his report. He has undertakena a work
never before done, which is to find out exactly the
financial relations existing between the Government
aud the various Indian tribes under the treaties II
seems the United States is really great rascal when
considered as a person, who has at various times
voluntarily incurred certain obligations There has
been perfect indifference manifested to paving its
debts under the treaties and it owes in the cinity
OF S5,00O,OOO. There is due and unpaid to the
Sioux agent for school purposes under the treaty of
1858 over Sl,0O0,000. By that treaty the United
States agreed to support school for every thirty
children, which 1t has not done This was part Of
the consideration to the Indians for relipauishing
their land and Mr Teller holds that the money the
schools would have cost is honestly due the nation
for school purposes Again, there are 600 families
who, under the treaty, should have received A cow
one yoke OF oxen and one hundred dollars worth Of
tools, because they have settled down as is reoired
But none OF these things was given them becansa
Congress failed to provide the means All the in
formation necessary to honest discharge of thesa
obligations will be laid before Congress this winter
so there VIII be no excuse for failure IT, is 1nder
stood the Secretary will make very sweepine recon-
mendaions for cutting down to a rational bass all
the great Indian reservations and to rive each In
dian so much in severaltY. He sees no use in allow
ing the Indian two or three square miles of land
when on the average they do cultivate onetenth
of an acre apiece He will specially call attention
to the great reservations in NJ ntapa which stand
as bar to Immigration IL is understood also that
he VIII recommend repeal OF the Pre- emption Act,
and make suggest ons for radical changes in the
timber land laws
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A mandatory of vegetable oils. starch
and bluing is being erected in Los An
geles.
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Trouble ON The Panama Railroad.

PANAMA via Galveston), November l2th.-The
strike amo ng the laborers and freight handlers on
the Panama Railroad eliminated in a wrecked train
Some miscreants moved few ish-plates and re-
placed the rails The engine passed over all right.
but the tender displace the loose rails The bag.
gage and two passenger cars turned over and were
precipitated down an embankment into swamp
Burt, agent OF the road, and conductor Crutchey,
who was in the baggage car, escaped. the latter
with a severe shaking-up. The first car contained
laborers borrowed from the canal company. and the
second contained guard OF soldiers. The strikers
fired on the train Many were seriously injured but
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Fatal Fall OF a scamoId.

NEW YORK, November 12th.-Patrick Keleflich
and John Glascoot, brieklayers were killed by a
falling scaffold to-day, and four others injured.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHn RrcOHD-uslosl
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when the forces on the extension will be transferred
TO the line from Gonzales to Cuero connecting there
with the road to Indanola- This line will connect
with the main line Of the Sunset at Harwood. The
above reports come from reliable sources
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NEW YORK, November 12th.-Temperature So and
80. 1t is rapidly growing cold. The wind is blow
ing like hurricane.
CHICAGO, November 12th.-Temperature % and
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Railroad suruors.

CHICAGO, November 12th.-The Galveston {rexas)
Aetcs publishes statement TO the effect that Hunt
ington has purchased the Mexican National and
Peccs and Rio Grande Railways. The purchase OF
the first-named road is supposed be for the pur
pose OF shutting out Gould the lower Gulf coast
aud the acquisition OF the latter road for further
extension to Eagle Pass principally to open the rich
coal district along the Rio Grande through which il
would pass 1t is further reported that when the
25oth kilometer is reached on the extension Of the
Sunset route in Mexico, work will be stopped. or
ders 10 that effect it is said, having been already
issued. This point, twelve miles from the city Of
Monclona, viii be reached by the close Of the year,
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TORONTO, November l2th.-Dispatches from va i.
Gus points in Ontario indicate that the storm last
night was very severe. at Hastings, the spire of
the Catholic church was blown do gn and the church
otherwise damaged. Sawmills were unroofed and
fences blown down. At Bell vlle, Robertsons
block was unroofed and other houses dsmsged
Chimneys fen ces and trees were blown down in aH
parts of the city. The gale was accompanied by
lightning, thunder and fearful Goxu-pctr hail
When the gale struck ae -opllilan Ha , in which
the Salvation Army meeting was being hsd the
rattling of the seenery caused by the wind created
a panic, and three women iainted A rush was
made for the stairs, down which great many peo-
pie tumoied No was seriously hurt. TIE
lightship at Colchester foundered at her anchors,
and fears entertained for the safety of CAPTAIN
Forrest, the only person on board. The schooner
Nemesis i. ashore nesr Bayfield,, but the crew were
saved. Two inches of snow fell in central Ontario
this morning.
MONTREAL, November 18th A terrific wind-storm
ragged all day, doing immense damage. a frame
house at Rougemont was blown down, and an old
woman and girl severely injured, the former it is
thought fatally. AL traffic on the river is sus-
Deuded.
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Race Troubles In Virginia.
refusal to NaturalIze n ChInaman

NEW YORK, November 12th.-Ah You, a China
man, % years DID, applied to United States Commits
soDer Osborne yesterday for first papers citizen
of this country. He wore the prevailing American
costume and said he had been a resident of the
country more than FIVE years. He s Christian an
teacher in the Sunday of Trinity parish The
Commissioner accompanied All You before Judge
Brown, the United States District Attorney, who
decided that under the Act Of Congress he could not
become a naturalized citizen of this country.
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VIENNA, November 12th.-The Governor OF Man.
churio has ordered from Pekin to have 1000 Mongo
irregulars ready to embark for Tonquin at a mo
ment's notice.
IFor further Dispatches see Cd and sh Poges.l
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DUBLIN, November 12th.-In the Poole trial tod
day LAME admitted that he was one of the party
detailed to blow up with dynamite the house in
which the Government witness was lodging He
said Curley the Invincible, was detailed to remove
Kennedy, but the police interfered.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A Secession scheme.

CHICAGO, November 12th-A Winnipeg, Manitoba
special states that within less than two days agita-
tion has been inaHgurated in favor of secession
from the Dominion Confederation. 1t is an associa-
tion of Manitoba and the Northwest that is being
advocated, and the movement will be properly or
ganiZed within a week, when meetings will be held
and officers appointed. prominent mover in the
agitation said there has been strong sentiment to
rebel against the Dominion Government in conse-
quence Of the treatment of the Northwest, but
people are too timid to make movement in the
direction of rebellion. &c There are scores of abuses
n the country. In he first place we are looked on
and treated sort of offshoot from the Dominion
The tariff is terrible thing it IS crushing the set
tiers Then there is the opening of the Hudson Bay
route, which every far-seeing man must know will
be the salvation of the country. The future Of
the country must depend that line The
Dominion Government is opposed to the
US, ard we must help ourselves Then,
again, it is pretty clear that the Dominion
Government is subservient to the Canadian Pacific
Railway. What we want is our own laws, like On
tario has, and then We could build all the railroads
we wanted, without monopoly. BY this means settle
ment would be encouraged, and the settlers would
not suffer as they do now from pirates ard high
tariff. As it is no competing Lines will be allowed.
Besides, this country is made the plunder- ground
for woru-out political hacks of the Dominion Gov
ernment. Our mines are given up to people who do
not belong to the country and timber limits are
leased to enrich men who at some time have done
service to the Dominion Government The people
would be willing that the Canadian Pacific Railroad
contract should be foregOue, and a porti n of the
line around the north shore of Lake Superior and
across the Rocky Range abandoned Millions of
dollars have been sunk in constructing this portion
of the road, and the country will be saddlei with
the greatest of the debt" g We propose to get up
a manifesto of all our grievances nd present it to
the Dominion Gover.u ept. II don't get sAtisfAe-
tion, why then there will be a row." said many Gf
the RgitatOrs, who strongy in favor OF secession
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The Mexican Debt ouestion.

CITY OF MEXICO {via Galveston), November 12th.-
The Mexican Government definitely refuses the de-
mand of the English bono holders to issue $50. .000
600 in 8 per cent. bonds in addition to the recog-
nized debt of $50, 600, 000 This decision ends the
negotiations and the Mexican representative in
London has been recalled. The Mexican Govern
ment desires settlement, but considers the bond
holders demands excessive.
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