The Republican journal., 1883-03-01

Cenerai1t1es,
Sensational stories about William III. Wander
bit'S health are contradicted. He is not ill.
The Florida Legislature has passed bill
comforting police powers on train conductors.
Governor Butler o. Massachusetts, has de-
signated the 9TH of april as Il day for fasting
and prayer.
The existence of the present Congress comes
to IN end at noon March 4th, which falls this
year on Sunday.
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett teIe@raphed from
Europe to send $1,000 to the sufferers by the
" estern floods
BY the explosion Of kerosene lamp four
Young children were burned to death near
Bracket Texas.
An aged couple in Baltimore being in extreme
want and preferring death to beggary, commit
ted suicide by taking poison.
Marshal Bazaine is about to publish work
on the Franco-Prnssan war, chiefly with At
view to defend his conduct at Metz,
Startling disclosures are made respecting the
corruption of the Washington police force
One of the star route gang is involved.
The population of Canada has increased 81
per cent. in Is years, and during the same Pc
tio' '"A"'ioh h"s 'lcit''Sc" - Pol teh''
An inventor of a rome fire escanc who re-
fused to give his name, tried his apparatus ill
1Hlcaso SATURDAY morning ana sustained Ia'al
'nJ"'''
There is going to be naturalization of Il
disemb0dicd spirit at St. Louis on July eth.
meeting
President Arthur has nominated Dorman b.
III. sois and LEROY u Thoman If Ohio IN i,iyil
service "Reminiscences
Dancing parties are given in Boston during
yolnr ladv nIavs thc niano. Tins i . COM
promise made With Conscience
The fact that the scenes at the trial of the
Irish consplrators are quite as diSgracCful a.
We're those at Guiteau's trial is being freely
noted by the American newspapers.
William u. smith, an express messenger.
fought robber on an Albany and SuSquehannt
tram, ana though wounded twice beat OH the
thief and saved the $4,000 in his charge.
uho ;,l;,.,+io,,,, ILL.,, +h.,t a., ,,,4; ,,.,,.. ,,
t h,i,,l, Ci,t tin DIia,i DE- Wv W., WI IN
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refuse license, and The courts refuse to inter-
fere.
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MSS NpiS"l LUG NdIi lidluliloI HIS
ptcil olAtItu ny NoNtIhoi builef ln3 poHitioh Oh
I"stee Vi tiie 9tate WoIhlou>e al >TluSFWatrf'
Mass; III place OF MIS-. James i. flcldS, re-
nv,
IhG captain oi an abandoned Organize
Mi,n Ms VIE emo ana Il crew Oh SIN were lol
iouI "ays On w spanish mann III damaged
'oh' lhtll craft was ohlE kept from sinking
u! constant p"llihS.
The Arkansas legislature has passed = bill
which nrohihits. f6r Two yeaTs thn sClling M
Iniuol "lln wv lllcs VI an! cll'ifch or Sehoo
va PItitiGl - d Iii'Jol l'N ~ tue al'il PoPu
'"''oh u el'iief SEX
The California legislature rejected the nro.
po.al to set up the wbippinr-pust. FXnEiinino
the action the Sacramento | mon saws t6ot NM
whipping proposition haS moi III dpatb II IN,
stake OF bubble opinion"
May 9Th. 1t will be Seen to advantage oniy on
TWO niue islands IN the South Pacific which liz
ihc cuitor OF me Reli@lo-tnllOsophlca Jour
write upon two states a communication aftf,
the manner OF Mr.. Slade, the spiritualist.
BY the will of Boston lady, lately deceased
MISS MISS susan b.. Anthony and Mrs. Lucy Stont
will use the money in advancing the caIISc.
,rl,o Co,,,.., l,,.:. d..
mnntS nncn thn fsot t m AN
in the Ohio River have been followed n daa,Ii,
nestiIenrps those of 1s23 o,,J 1Si- hi MIMI '',
~ H.. 49, ioi [:1: ~ ~. =" ~ ioIlo"
~ y! tIo tho!cl| tPluehlt' WHICH was very
obstructive " ne.