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Semi-weekly Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.) 1883-1895, 1883-08-03

Il shot and perhaps fatally
Gatewood, cold, whom he
lg his chickens Wednesday
1t which the thief left showed
charge of over 100 shot struck
g left ear. A sack containing
as was also captured.
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Z boys are now on trial at Car
ooting DIR. Robbins, near Myers
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Mrs Jane s. Mcintosh, Louisville, says;
'sMy daughter has been an invalid for years,
and Browns Iron Bitters has afforded her It
lief.D
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AsBURY will. speak at the fair
morrow at IL o'clock, and G. w.
etanford, at o'clock in the after
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b of the Presbyterian church Is.
lis city, will give an excursion to
eks, on the 18th inst. See their
|ent.
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! y last, Cora, an eleven year old
i Richard Duncan, living near
| fell from a swing in BOOne's
baking her back and causing
.htly.E[ carlisle Mercury.
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e oRRoW will speak at the Court
raturday night at 8 O'Clock.
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fRS returned to Missouri Wednes-
.aking with him Alex. McClin-
smith horse, and carload OF
kcattle.
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one of the proprietors Of the
5 to be here Thursday, was an
|r Gen. Jubal Early and Stone
IN, in Virginia.
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emocrat should be at his post
Z vote for Offutt for Repretenta-
enti State ticket and for amend
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wing verbatim copy of a written
|Pnt is stuck up in this city:
FOR SALE.
.dner Cow & half aldner Calf and
ing Cow giving milk apply to -
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SCINTILLATIONS.

Kelley Brent returned from q trip to st.
Louis, yesterday.
-Jno. B. Miller and wife are in on a
months visit from Washington.
Hon. J. Proctor Knott once taught school,
and his father was shoemaker.
Mayor Purnell went over to Crab Orchard
yesterday evening, on law business.
Oscar Taylor arrived home from Cum
berland Falls last night chuck full of fish
ing stories.
Mrs. Capt. Ed. Taylor and children have
taken board at the Bourbon House, to spend
the heated term.
"A New Jersey lady waded out and pulled
in her husband, who was drowning. AS
usual, she grabbed him by the hair.
Mrs. Jennie Marshall and Mrs. Katie Kim
mich, of indianapolis, Ind, are here on a
visit to their mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Williams.
Mrs. Hattie Hill, Mrs. Henry, Misses
Lizzie and Laura Hickman and ThOs. Owens
left Wednesday evening, for trip to Port
land, Maine.
Miss Tommie Stitt, of Flemingsburg, will
sail far Europe early in September, to com
plete her studies in German and finish her
musical education.
Johnnie Armstrong, formerly of Carlisle,
but now with Otis w; snyder of Lexington,
was married last week in "A berdeen, to Miss
Emma Hall, of Lexington.
A white man and black one playing
cards behind a stone fence within three fee
of Shawhan'S Station, was one OF the encOur-
aging sights In;I the ey eS O1 Cne NEWS zen
on Friday evening as the train rushed by
coming South.
Judge B. +. Buckner was given an ele-
CANT dinner at the Phoenix hotel, at Licking
ton, Tuesday night, through compliment OF
one hundred citizens of that city. None
perhaps in the history of the State, ever fill
ed judicial bench with more hOnOrS than
Judge Buckner.
1t is not generally, known that the mar
riage of Harrison StOker to Mrs. VIM. Hen
bricks on Sunday, took place with the bride
and groom sitting in a buggy in front OF
Judge Turney's house, but it is true. Sam
James, our deputy JailOr, held the horse
while Judge Turney tied the knot.
The following persons were in the rail
road disaster at CarlydOn, N. Y, the other
day and escaped unhurt, while there were
so many around them killed and wounded
Mrs Rutherford and mother, Mrs. w. +,
SimmS and two children, of this city; Miss
Bullock, Of Lexington, and Miss Craft, OF
Mississippi, were also with the little party
of Kentuckians.
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cd time to cut elders.

Cd time to cut elders.
E oRRoW will speak at the Court
saturday night at 8 O'Clock.
HARDIN will speak at the
tomorrow afternoon at three
q boys are now on trial at Car
ooting DIR. Robbins, near Myers
tasks "Why is the Paris Gene
sd to grow up in weeds and un-
kect to attend sale of Jersey cat
J no. Thursday the 9th at Fair
I'D bring your wives with you.
THOMAS has preached three fu-
Dns and one regular discourse,
Meeney's absence one week ago.
/. AsBURY will. speak at the fair
morrow at IL o'clock, and G. w.
at 8 O'Clock in the after
b of the Presbyterian church Is.
lis city, will give an excursion to
eks, on the 18th inst. See their
ent.
RS returned to Missouri Wednes-
taking with him Alex. McClin-
smith horse, and a carload OF
cattle.
lemocrat should be at his post
d vote for Offutt for Repretenta-
b tire State ticket and for amend
4 stitution.
one of the propr1etors OF the
to be here Thursday, was an
r Gen. Jubal Early and Stone
In, in Virginia.
wing verbatim copy of written
INT is stuck up in this city:
FOR SALE.
Edner Cow & half aldner Calf and
ing Cow giving milk apply to -
by last, Cora, an eleven year ole
nj Richard Duncan, living neal
fell from a swing in Boone''
BAKING her back and causing
htly.A[Carlisle Mercury.
. tof Major n. H. Hotchkiss, thu
lent of the c.. & o., died recently
i of her son-in-law ]. 7. Ellyson
Ind, Va, where she was undo
htment for an acute disease.
~atic Committee of this Judic
a declared the following vot'
lary election: j. r. Morton
ri Aningham, 1917, G. H. Breck
of Madison county was no
I'D.
Doradic cholera resulting in thu
blored man, has taken place il
hear the old freight depot of thu
DIR. Bennett says that gOrg'
vas the cause of it, and tina
Gson to suppose that it will be
C.
4 u shot and perhaps fatal!
n Gatewood, cold, whom h
ng his chickens Wednesda!
1t which the thief left showed
charge Of over 100 shot strucl
left ear. A sack containing
as was also captured.
I'D will sell round trip ticket
ill Camp meeting now goin
j the 18th inst, at very reduce'
~ trains will be run on Angus
"a 18th, leaving Lexington a
t. august 7th and 8th Rev. !
lie, the eminent divine OF NeN
each.
introduced the cOlor-beare
= battle-f1ag of Zeke Clay's oil
Ee 2 absence of the flagstaff wa
le statement that lady i
~ had been left, rather tina
X a squad of Federals, brok
ntheir officers head and hel
Lexington Observer.
4 Ter reporter on the Presidentia
assed through Lexington, Tues
slandered Col. Craddock b
i'm as San excursion fiend VIII
1 own to miss a trip or spend
= .ere's that dollar he gave Pres
l>jhe bus agent, for making 81
line to the Licks this sun
A BAY, foreman on the farm fc
hut the little finger of his LEI
" off Tuesday afternoon, Will
1t rass from a choked-up mowin
r. Munday also had the for
light hand crushed with a mil
le sergeant-maior in the Of
rigade, at the battle of Getty
4 IYNNEGAN held his first and pro-
L, Unhn nC62'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. Tllden house In Gramercy Park IL
now said to be the richest and most crate In
America.
A number OF Communists held riotous
meeting in Paris on Sunday. Revolutions
AIRY speeches were made.
Mrs. Frank Leslie Is a business woman,
running not less than ten periodicals and
giving employment TO 400 persons.
Charles G.. Ballard, at one time teller OF
one OF the leading banks at syracuse, \.
y, suicided in Denver on saturday
night.
Tabor and Davis and Spraguc There
appears TO he a marriage epidemic among
public men Of age and matrimonial ex-
psrlcnee,
In Kansas city, on Sunday night. Laura
Dolan, young woman married last No
vembcr. shot herself in the presence Of her
husband. Jealousy was the cause.
A panic, caused by false alarm Of fire,
occurred In Faranta's pavilion In New Or
lean, on Sunday night. Two men, two wo-
men, and girl, boy and a coored youth
were severely crushed being tramped up
on,
Annie WelShriek, sixteen years old mar
ried Circus BOstwick, colored, IN Oshkosh,
WIS.,, ten days ago, during the absence Of
OF her father BoStwick was recently d.
vorced from his first wife, who was also
white,
The Kate Adams made her first run
from Helena to Memphis on sunday eve
ming, making the quickest time on record,
five hours, eighteen minuses and
thirty seconds beating the James Lees
record fourteen minutes and thirty
seconds.
Patrick Egan, formerly Secretary of the
irish Land league, delivered lecture in
Waterbury, Conn. on sunday evening.
He believed "Ireland's long night OF
slavery was approaching its dawn and that
measures for her natural independence
would be successful.
In Taylorvile, H., Friday evening, Miss
Emma Bond, the victim Of the terrible af-
fair OF last spring was feeling better than at
any previous time; her attendants left her
alone in her room for few moments,
and when they returned the room was
empty. She was found shortly afterwards
in an unconscious condition in the yard ad-
Joining her fathers house. 1t is supposed
that she was carried there by parties who
desired to render her so Ill as to be unable
TO appear AT the forthcoming trial of her
supposed assallants.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
Important Information wanted.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l9.--The follow
Ing circular has been issued from the head
quarters Of the Triennlal Conclaye Commit
tee "The Trlennial Committee Of the
knights Templars are DESTROYS Of making
such arrangements for the accommodation
Of the press as may afford them perfect IA
cilities In giving publicity to the proceed
ings OF the Triennial C0Lcaye OF the Grand
Encampment Of the Uuited States to be held
in this city August next. With this end m
view and feeling well assured there will be
large representation Of the press present
on that occasion, and that no imposition
may be practiced upon the committee in
that regard, and In order to protect the
legitimate press, would esteem 1t favor
II you would notify me who will bear your
credentials at the conclaye. Your early at
tention is earnestly and respectfully re-
quested.
Very respectfully yours, etc.,
NJ. ID. BORUCR.
Journalist rriennial COnclaye.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
Brady and His lawyers Disagree.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-The sixteenth
week OF the Star Route trial has begun and
the Criminal Court room was filled with
spectators.
When the court adjourned Friday last
the prosecution had just closed their
preliminary argument upon the pertinency
OF the question as 10 whether or not the
witness Gen. Brady had any knowledge
OF the Price drafts. This is regarded an
important point on both sides, for II the
question is admitted II will probably lead
TO the admission OF testimony by Price
In support OF the Governments charge.
The court, in answer 10 question from
Merrick said II would allow the Govern
ment an opportunity TO reply TO the argu-
ments Of the defense. Turning towards
the court, General Brady said positively;
''Your honor, would prefer to answer
that question. My lawyers and myself do
not seem 10 have taken the same ground. y
Merrick was Of the opinion that the wit
ness might answer without reference TO his
lawyers.
The court, however, said II would hear
his lawyers instead Of him.
1ngersoll-Of course, your honor, this Is
no question OF privilege, but OF relevancy,
and my client is interested.
Mr.. Wilson said II the matter was gone
into now he should feel II incumbent upon
him to try 1t now, and try 1t to the bottom,
but 1t was not proper to bring another case
into this when 1t could not be tried and
verdict had not been had He did not pro-
pose spending the remainder Of his days
In the courtroom trying other matters that
might be brought into the case. One case
at a time was the proper method.
The Court-It has not been brought into
this case.
Davidge then began his argument with q
statement Of the offer.
The court interrupted and inquired II
Merrick's offer was to show only that this
draft had been placed upon witness
desk.
Merrick-No, your Honor; placed upon
his desk and given him for corrupt pur-
pose.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
PRESS COMMENTS.

NEW YORK, March 19.-The Tribune
says: ''Nothing is gained in the discus
sion Of the tariff question by imputing UNI
worthy motives to those who favor the en-
enlargement of any particular industry or
industries by protective duties Is mistak-
en- one. He ought to be able to say so and
to give reasons for SO thinking
The sun says: "rhe trouble predicted
by theoretical fnanclers as like to result
from the restoration OF the silver dollar has
begun to show itself A glut OF this kind
Of coin prevails In Texas and II consequent
ly sells there at discount compared with
gold and legal tenders. Inasmuch, how
ever, rs the banks are Obliged to accept it
at par in payment Of notes and drafts they
are embarrassed and RENTING to their
Eastern correspondents. -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
Telegraphic.
WASHINGTON CITY.
What Constitutes the interest
Bearing Public Debt.
The Star Route Trial-FoIger's Sud-
den Departure Other News.

WASHINGTON ID. c., March 19.--The
Treasury Department will probably issue
another bond call soon, and IN doing 50 will
nearly reach the end OF the list OF out
standing extended 81 per cent bonds. The
number yet outstanding OF these bonds,
formerly bearing and per cent, but
bearing 81 per cent since the extension, Is
but S3s. OOO,O 900. II is probable that they
will all DO taken care OF by the end OF the
fiscal year. This will leave three classes Of
bonds yet to be called, the Az per
cents due In 1891, the per cents
due IN 1907 and the - per cents which
have been exchanged for the extended 81
per cents during the past eight months.
OF the latter there are now $685.
600, 900. aud by the end OF the year thev
will reach 1900, 600, 900. These. II will be
remembered, were authorized by the first
session Of the late Congress to be exchanged
for the outstanding 81 per cents. They
were sent in In large quantities to be eX
changed, In the hope that they might be al
lowed 10 run longer time, as those sent In
first were TO be redeemed last. There was
over 800, 0O0, 900 OF these2s per cent bonds
then outstanding, and Of that amount $685.
coo, 900 have been sent In for exchange.
They are still slowly coming in, and before
this S3S, 900, 900 now remaining out are call
ed for redemption the per cent issued in
exchange will reach $500. 900, 900.
There will then be at the end Of the fiscal
year, June 20, three classes OF bonds 10 be
paid in wiping out the national debt, viz:
800, 900, 600 Of 3 per cents. $40. 900, 900 OF
per cents. and S25S, 600, 900 OF ~ per
cents, or a total Of 81, 800, 900 200, repre-
senting the entire interest bearing national
debt. This is, in round numbers. about
one-half-what the debt was when II reached
it's highest point In August, 1865. Then 1t
was y, 49,, 7Ss, pa. The more remarkable
difference. however, Is In the amount 10 be
paid a. interest. Then the interest was
lbs millions year, now II Is in round
numbers nifty millions wear.
The first Of these three lots OF bonds to be
paid will be the three per cents, which are
redeemable At the pleasure Of the Govern
ment. How rapidly the Government will
redeem these Ia now very uncertain Is the
reduction OF the internal revenue and the
revision Of the tariff make all former calcu-
lations and experiences OF no avail. The
statesmen who enacted the tariff and reve-
nue. bill estimated that It would the reve-
nue. about seventy millions per year.
Should this be the case these bonds will be
redeemed at the rate OF 100 millions per
year. They will probably absorb whatever
surplus revenue there Is until about 1887
Even then there will be period Of four
years TO pass before more
bonds can be redeemed, as the next class
due, the ~ per cents, are not redeemable
until 1891. The last class 10 be redeemed
will be the per cents, Of which there are
TAO millions, and which are not redeemabl'
until 1907.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
THE NOBLE ST. BERNARD.
Lady Florence Dlxie's Account Of the
Murderous Attack.

NEW YORK, March 19.-The Herad's
special from London contains the following
account OF the attempt TO murder Lady
Dixie, In her own words:
81 returned from Ireland six weeks ago
and came here for the purpose Of retire
ment and quiet, as have great deal OF
work TO do, though at this period OF the
year invariably stay at our seat In Leices-
tershire. On Saturday afternoon at quar-
ter to five sauntered into the plantation
which adjoins The Fisheries with my St.
Bernard dog, and had reached the gate
opening into Windsor Road, when my
attention was first attracted 10 soldier and
woman passing by. While looking after
them and mentally remarking the fine
physique OF the man, was addressed BY
what appeared TO be two tall women,
dressed In long cloaks of dark stuff, and
wearing wells, who asked me to tell the
time. ] replied that had no watch
upon me, and then turned back
again into the plantation. was about
crossing the stile when I noticed that the
women had followed me. This aroused
my suspicious, as the grounds were
private, so / faced round TO meet them,
had scarcely done so when one seized me
by the throat and struck me violently on
the head and threw me on the ground. I
called loudly for help, when they pushed
clay into my mouth. then saw
BY their clean -shaven chlns that they we're
men in the disguise OF women's apparel.
While PROSTATE saw the other man raise
knife and aim savage blow at my right
breast The knife struck the steel ribs OF
my corset and glanced off. without utter
ing n word he again made stab which I
caught In my left hand. l remember
seeing him raise his hand TO
strike another blow, which I
received in my right hand.
| also remember hearing the noise OF a cart
In the road and seeing my dog fly at the
men. then swooned. ! came to my
senses an hour after and found myself lying
In the same
SPOT WHERE FELL.
got up and walked back to the house, and
told my husband and brother OF the terri
bic outrage. They at once departed
for Windsor to lay the account before the
authorities. TO the noble animal Of the
st. Bernard breed Lady Florence attri-
butes her marvellous escape from the assas-
sins knife. II Is presumed that the dog
followed the would-be murderers for some
distance, as II returned to the house after
the arrival OF Lady Florence. The Queen
has requested that painting Of the dog be
done for her. Detectives have taken the
corsets worn by lady Florence, who suffer-
ed no injury beyond slight scratch
from one Of the stabs, which, after glanc-
ing on her corset, Just penetrated her
chemise, and some cuts on the palms OF
both hauds. The correspondent questioned
Lady Florence rs TO the motive for the
crime. She said: "The whole affair IL
most mysterious. can ascrlbe motive
to no one, as my sympathies for the Irish
people have been openly .avowcd and are
well KNOWN II was assumed that the
attack would be laid at the door Of the
Irish. an assumption which she warmly
repudated, adding: "In these days every
crime must be Of Irish origin.v
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

CHICAGO.
HOGS-Active and 561Oc higher; light
SO 2ONG7 70; mixed packing 81 l5f0765
heavy packing and shippingS7 7OCaS 10.
CAT'TLE-Fair demand; exports steady
at ~ j0,07; Others weaker; good to choice
shipping - 7@n7f 50; common to fair $5G0
. SO: bUl .cir jCa4 80; stockers and
feeders - 0J,aj.
ST. LOUIS.
CATTLE--Export steers So 25f78 80:
light TO heavy native steers s. 25GD6 Is;
common TO medium native steers $lG15;
fair to good feeders "a 25G74 IS; common TO
good stockers S4Od4 30; common to choice
native cows and heifers - 75C84 70; scala
wags - 7j03 %.
HOGS-Light grades strong and higher;
heavy unchanged; demand fair and supply
small. Light to good Workers 80 40C06 80;
packing 81 i0cdT 50; butchers TO extra ST 50
al 81; skips and culs $8GD0 50.
HOGS-S7 40O17 70 for light to good York
ers, y, 40Cd7 80 for packing, and 81 SOAR IS
for but hers to extra, skips and culls 500
90,
Grain, Etc.
CHICAGO.
WHEAT-Grain Markets lower; 81 o.
March II 0tI April, 81 OK May, 81 O9I
FL
CORN-54i. March, 5II6T April, 5s,,
N15O NAV. 5Sx lime. Coz. ,Juiv. 80 An.
gust,
OATS-391 March, 10 April. 4qi, Nav.
AZ. June,
RYE-G2k Nav.
ST. LOUIS.
WllEAT-Closed at 81 o. March, ST 00S
April 81 a May, 81 llh June, 81 06%
July, u OAK year.
, CORN-50ls March, 81 Z April, 53hak
May, 81 June, 55%6Ds July.
OArS-il's March, AK April, AK
MAY.
RYE-Nominal, 56c bid.
NEW YORK.
u,ur,r o.. ,Ica,",,
Ninh -. -1peneu n,% /, higuer' sunse-
Iuen'ly L9sI eosahcN anu oeSl,neu urine
~ 20, ! WHY eI iS' ~, Ivu Ma,Gn - dS1.
a5r, 100. DIX .Iune 81 .6S,aL ''"' W --'''
CORN-& lower, heavy mixed Wes-
tern spot 6ONG9H; future 67M1i.
ONtS-Opcncd d G@I higher after
ward- declined sax; Wc,tcrn i0a61.
Country Produce.
~, Sn,,s
81 hou's'
BUTTER-Creamery at 2otaSl for sec
onds, to 32taSs for choice and fancy selce-
tons choice aad fancy dairy ut i1Ca?S;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

ST.. LOUIS, March 19.--The result Of tho
Mclean Brosdhead double barreled notnri-
al ballot-box investigation may be SUM-
med up In few words. Register Berg,
II will bo remembered, had omitted
eight precincts from the official
count for irregularity Of the re-
turns. His official count gave Mclean
majority Of twenty-five. The supreme
Court afterwards ordered q count IN re-
spect OF two Of the precincts, and the GER
tifcate Of cleo ion issued establishing ma.
jority Of 1902 for Broadhead. The noiarial
examination In connection with
the Congressional contest led . to
the opening Of the boxes in respect
of four OF the precincts omitted by the
Register. The notarial count not only
wipes out tho Broadhead majority OF lO2,
hut 1t places Mclean five votes ahead. The
boxes Of the remaining two precincts can
not be examined, as the time allowed for
the Contestants testlmony-forty days--ex-
plred on Saturday evening. Whether
sundays are included In the allotted time Is
aquestion not yet raised.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
A DOuhla Murder.

CHILIcoTHE, o., March 19.-Wm.
Keys, farmer living twelve miles from
Greenfield, stopped at the house of Taylor
on his way home SATURDAY. night and ac-
cused Stanton Taylor OF stealing II buggy
robe. Taylor called out his brother John,
and the two assaulted keys, who drew a
revolver and instantly killed stanton and
mortaly wounded John. Keys started to
this city 10 surrender himself was met by
a constable and arrested. Four murders
in the past five years have been committed
in that neighborhood.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
How the Mexican Visitors Spent
sunday.

ST. LOUIS. March 10. Nsident
Diaz and the Mexican party attended high
mass Sunday morning al ST. John Church,
Bishop Ryan blessed the palms and de
livered the sermon. Archbishop kenriCk
was called upon at the close OF the service.
In the afternoon Gen. Diaz went on a
6shing excursion with Joseph D. Lucas.
The remainder OF the party visited the
Fair Grounds and parks and attended the
performance at the Grand Opera House in
the evening
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, March 19.-The Most Rev.
John MacEvlly, Archbishop Of Tuam, re-
plying to Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant.
on behalf Of the Catholic bishops Of Ireland
writes that the action Of the Government
insisting on extending relief TO the distress
ed people through the Work house, Is an
outrage on humanity and court system Of
exterminating the native race. Archbish-
op Croke has sent ESQ ~ q contribution 10
the testimonial fund for Parnell.