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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-08
Fire

Az We 70 to press what appears TO be
a serious conilsgration has broken out
in East Dallas, apparently a fine resi-
dence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-08
A Rolling MN snannnds

The only cigarettes which do moi
stick to tho lips arc Opera Putis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-08

Lord Wolseley reassumes tho posi-
ion no hold prior to the late Soudan
,aUnnipu
The National tribune., 1885-04-16

Rheumatism and Catarrh. caused by poor o,
corrupted blood, are cured by Ayers Sarsap.-
xills.
The National tribune., 1885-04-16

Children slow in development. prny. srriy-
ny and delicate, Use Wells Health Raa Ysr. &"
The National tribune., 1885-04-16
INDUSTRIAL.

The war news on the 10th inst Sent fiour up
u per barrel at Minneapolis C. A. PiIlsbury
& TO. made deal of 2.500,0O0 barrels and a
profit OF Sl25.000. Washburu d Crosby made
deal of 2.600,0o0 barrels, with e profit of
&i00o00-The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the seven days
ending April ii number for the United States
leg. sad for Canada %, or a total of 2I2. as
compar-d with a total of 23l last week. and 277
the week previous. showing steady decrease
Failures are lessening in all sections Of the
country except the South.
The National tribune., 1885-04-16

A Wash-boiler MUST NOT be used, NOT EVEN
TO HEAT THE WASH WATER, and as the wash-water
only be lukewam small kettle holds enough for
large wash.
AWash-boiler viii have deposit formed on it from
the atospheTc, ste ef tie ns0st cGr! ho'fsstras',
which njuresthe delicate ingredients that in this Soap
he to heat the water in tho Tea-Kettle
the first time, molie, HoW odd III seems.
Wasa the Whsie Fldnaels sch The other White Pieces
Be sure TO always make the last water soapy !;
the clothes will NOT smell of the Soap but will be
sweet worn and stains that have beenoverooked
in washing will bleach while drying and the clothes
will iron easier.
,fIvays dissofpe sanan piece of Soap ia tie sis,oA;
HmaAes the ironing sasier ami ire Clothes handsome,'
The Frank Siddals Soap washes freely in hard water
without Soda, Lye, any washing compound.
Don't use Bera Ammonia or any ether soap any ohs wash
The National tribune., 1885-04-16

zassAAa1. ,.erc-ol.asMT uSES-SPECtAL oSES
@"oHD 80, that Skin such as EngSs Eng"0aIa ga "
facet
all
use
brushes W
Design
@ Trs Frank sddls plenty not have
Wash Ooe washed
and you WI" sno and for s or horn
Use II o '@NIES description Ii oun inc"
cleaning and 1@e u
Of O" Eth ea us1 ul
,enade
The hands OF t na teams m @ ers
BE uorD'
o Emeys for oaag caraslg u Ok
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

a handsome sum was realized and
more than one enthusiastic admirer
would have "gOne broke" If the time
call had been delayed twenty minutes.
When the polls were closed and the
count registered, NJ ISIS Sims was de-
clared elected, and after an approprl-
ate presentation speech by Robt, D.
Wear, was crowned with y lovely
wreath Of evergreen and white, and
took her seat on the throne as queen
Of beauty and loveliness. She
wag warmly congratulated by
the assembled thrOng and wore her
honors with becoming modesty and
dignity.
The next voting was FOR the badge
for the most popular candidate for
chief Of the fire department, which re-
suited as follows: Don B. Adams, 1885,
r Mstkin, 1855.
Jae. w. Swayne was declared the
most popular candidate for city at
torney by q handsome plurality
Me,srs. Swayne and Matkln took
their seatg on the stanu
and the presentation speech
was read by Robert ID. Wear Mr..
Maxim replied In a short and pointed
speech thanking his friends for the in
terest they had taken in the matter
and assured them that be would in the
future, as in the past, be ready to re-
spOnd when duty called him.
Mr.. SwRyne thanked his friends for
this testimonial as an indOrsement OF
his official career AS city attorney for
the past two years, and II re elected
that bis past record would be
q guarantee Of his future official ca
TeeT.
After this an auction OF all the un-
sold articles occurred, and the festival
was q thing of the past. The aH,ir
was brilliant one and the sum Of
S402 25 was added 10 the cemetery
fund.
The GAzRTrB again begs 70 return
ito thanks for an elegant and sumptu-
Gus repast sent to the editorial rooms
after the festival closed. May the la
dies God bless them live long and
prosper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
THE WOES OF JOHN BULL.
The British VIII Make an Attack on
Metemneh To .Day-A Crisis in
the Gladstone Cabinet.
The Lives of the Witnesses Against the
DynRmitera ThIeatened-lri0h-
men Discharged.
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
lIessenFors from Khartoum.


KoRTI, Feb. IA messenger has
arrived from Khartoum. He was ok
days on the journey. The news ne
brings OF the recent events AZ KhsT-
t0UnI has not yet been made known.
A Report that KhRrtOum Has Not Fallen
LONDON, Feb. IA Tho Standard
this afternoon publishes dispatch
from it's correspondent at Kolti stating
that messenger who had just arrived
st Korti declares that khartoum has
has not been captured by Ell Mahdi.
Inc messenger asserts that
he left Khartoum six days
ter Col. SIR Charles Wilson
sent from Gubat, and when he 1.-THE
messenger) lett, Gen. Gordon still
held knartOum. The government OF.
ticlals do not believe the messengers
story, aud state that no ofiicial con-
tirmatoTy information has been re-
,ceived.
CONFLICTING STATEMENTS.
Another dispatch from Kurti states
that the messenger vino mas arrived
from KharLOum PROCESSES ignorance
regarding the fall OF iGhartoum OF Of
the death OF Gen. Gordon. The
under Of DongOlA refuses TO credit
the report concerning the capture OF
kharIUum 10y Ell MAhdl and The mas
ssuTe OF Gen. Gordon and the garrison.
Authorities here announce this after.
noon that they do not believe the mes
ssnger's statements rest on sstisfac-
tory basis.
An Attack on Mstsmneh To-Day.
KORTI, Feb. Alt Is expected that
an attack will be made upon Metem
neh Sunday. It IL reported that :
number Of hi Mahdis troops have lefl
Kharioum for the purpose, It Ia sup
posed, OF reinforcing the rebels 81 Me.
temneh.
ltalians on tho Red Sea Coast.
ROME, Feb. l4.-Dispatohes from
MSssowah state that the situation hs,
improved steadily since tbs Italian oc
cupation. The italian commando
has been ordered TO dlsperse the band,
OF maEaudeTs sent to the vicinity o.
MassowAh by lei MAhdi. IL Is Ie
ported that the government will senC
an italian general TO MassowRh.
NEWS or THE PROPHETS VICTORY
SPREAD BROADCAST.
SuAKIM, Feb. IA The sples repoti
that u large Rssy IN blage OF hoStil,
tribes from the South have gathered a
lanai. El Mahdi's men, the spi,
say, are perfectly acquainted wild
the details of the British victoriei
at Abu' Klea and Gubet but they con
slider them unimporlant compared
with the prophets success In caplur
ing KharIonm. The story OF this sue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

CESS has been spread and mRgnifled
every where among the Arabs sympa-
lhlEing with Ell Mahdi, and all are APP
parenIly greatly elated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
TELEGRAPHIO BREvITIEs.

A heavy snow-storm Is general
throughout Kansas and Missouri.
A cable message was received yes
terday announcing the death in Paris
OF b. b, HDtchklss Of Connecticut, the
famous GIN Inventor.
Francis Baum, who was arrested al
London, Ont, on the charge OF forg-
cry committed at Dallas, Tex has
been remandtd until Saturday next to
allow the arrival of witnesses from
Dallas.
The Republican newspaper office at
Boise City, Idaho, was sacked last
night and su attempt was made 20 fire
The Democratic newspaper building
The trouble is the result OF bitter
political fight.
The Wabash west.bouud passenger
train struck u broken rail near Mont.
Eomery, Mo yesterday, dltching the
Kansas City sleeper, two chair cars
aud a coach, Great excitement pre-
vailed but no one was hurt.
England has received official nd,
vices from New Zealand confirming
the report already published that Ger
many had annexed the Samoan
Islands, despite the protests of the Eu
gIish and American consuls.
Representative II sgan wilton Mon
day send TO President-,leet ClevalanC
petition signed by about 100 Demo
cratic members of the house OF repre-
seutatlves, asking him not 10 commit
himself on tho silver question in hi
inaugural address
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
be marohing 10 attaek KassaIa has led

are marching to attack Kassala has led
to a renewal Of the negotiations with
Italy for the dispatch OF the italian
expedition from Massowah for the re-
lief of that garrison.
tIiSIS 10 tho Cabinet.
LONDON, Feb. l4.-At the approach
ing session Of parliament political
conflict against the present govern
ment will open on the presentation OF
the government NJ demand for a vote
of credit OF % 500 600 on account OF
the Suakim expedition. 1t IL under.
stood that the Conservatives will sup
port the request for new credit, but
VIII accompany the vote with vote
OF censure against the government
An early dissolution and an appeal
TO the people is now expected and dis
Guessed. IL Is now believed that q ma
jority Of the Liberals, Conservatives
aud Parnellites alike concur in the
agreement for an early dissolution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
DENIsON.
New School House Accepted-A Min
nesota Man Surprised.

udhOLA man OuIVLlhbus
Special.
DREIsoN, TEX Feb. 1.-THE city
council, at It's meeting decided TO &C
cept the new school house in the
Fourth ward and TO pay the contractor
the balance due on the same.
A movement is on foot looking TO-.
ward the building Of an refractory
this spring.
The question OF rtsuming work on
the wRier-woTka Is not yet decided.
There Is slight hitch In the inter
probation Of certain option concern
ing the bond, which Is now apparent
ly in the way OF immediate advance
ment.
The Belts furniture factory has just
completed and put in operation a saw
mill at the factory, and is making q
market for sRw-lOgs.
II q Moore, an extensive farmer
and large wheRt-grOwer OF Mime
sofa, Ia spending a few days in
The city visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Dan Webster. He was somewhat
surprised Rt the evidence OF t rift and
civili1 ,tion he has seen here. Being
an ardent Democrat he Is not surprised
that Texas gave Cleveland such I
rOusing majority.
Tn" KuIRhts of Labor are preparing
for festival, social or picnic Monday
night. This organization IL quit
strong in this city aud includes SOM
| OF the most substantial and intelligen
business men and mechanics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
ENeLANp,s pYNAM1rrRs.
elftS for the Heroic Policeman,

Gins for the Heroic Policeman,
LONDON, Feb. IA Policemen Cole
and Cox, who were dangerously
wounded while endesvOriDR to pre-
vent a recent dynamite exploeior in
Westminster hall, have received a
number OF valuable presents
Premier Gladstone giving each
of the gallant officers e5O
rom the royal bounty fund. Sir VII
ram Harcourt, home secretary, gave
Cole, VINO pluckily picked up
THE BUNDLE CONTAINING THE
DYNAMITE
and attempted T. Carry IL out, gl27
ana Cox, who went TO Coles asslst.
ance, go. Sir james Inghan, the
magistrate presiding at the Bow
81 rect police court, presented each Of
tue wounded officers $50 and thu men.
oers OF parliament have collected e5Oo
Tor their bent fit. Numerous prlyat.
persons have donated various kima Tor
the same purpose.
THREATS or THE FFKIANE.
the police and other witnesses for
tne crown in the case OF James q.
Cunningham, the dynamieer. who h
charged With high treason and felony
IN causing the recent explosion la th9
tower, have received letters threaten.
ing them with death II thew ners,s,
In giving damaging teslim nv against
the prisoner.
dUARDIVG THE N P.bs
me regulations FOR the admission Of
pe1ple 70 the house OF commons are so
stringent that thpy annunt ,t,,,,,s,t =,
prohibition. The members who ask
permission from the speaker TO intro.
auee persons will be held answerable
nr the conduct Of the persons so ad.
United. Strangers will Tot ba allDyed
10 promenade on the terrace even n
escorted by members.
~ hEk ouTRAGEs THREATENED
me authorities have again received
i y containing warnings that ~.
faurs cathedral aud the Bank OF + =
gland will be attacked with dynamite.
detectives Roper and Wills N, two OF
the governments principal Witnesses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
THE LADIES FEs rIvAL
Closes After an Evening OF Interest
ing EYeTcistR.

NAN1Ne @@ANNA 81 aNNhAhh va AhkNAEkN~
ing Exercises.
The festival gotten up by the ladies
for the purpose Of raising money to aid
the cemetery fund, closed last night at
about hali-past eleven o'clock. Finan
cially tho affair was a success, and
several hundred dollars were added 10
the cemetery fund.
Interest In the Ruccess
or the entertainment increased from
the beginning and by s o'clock last
night the cOmmOdious room selec ed
for the Occasion was lit rally crowded
The evenings entertainment was in.
terfpeTted with music and a novel feA
ture was the tissue paper dresses worn
by a goodiy number OF the ladies
Mrs Orgaln WAS dressed Ia cOmbinA.
ton SUIT Of pink aud white,
ArH. Farmer Ia blue aud
gold, Miss Mailman Ia red,
white and blue; Miss Boudufant
in white, Miss Fannie TTimble ia red
and Miaa Mamie SIMS In hand
somely decorated blue Other young
ladies were rObed In tissue, but the 10.
porter failed 70 get their names. About
halt past eight o'clock the contest that
had been going ON between the gen
tlemen AZ ten cents u vote Il
determine who was the mot
popular young lady in the
city become intersstlnR and *
citing. The vote east up 70 this time
showed that the matter had been mar.
rowed down 70 contest between tn,
iriends and admir-, r. Of Mics Mamie
Sims and Miss L'zEie Terry. Tn,
time'honored custom Of depdsitlpg .
Angle ballot was 'Tgotten aud fifty, 1
hundred and twh hundred votes ~er,
east II alump. On this election alOn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
CiviI Rights suit.

GALVESTON, TEX, Fob. IA In the
district court to-day q suit was aled on
change of venue from Fort Bend
county, wher elm Heniy Green Is
plaintiff vs.. the New York,
Texts and Mexican railroad
company. The suit involves
IA question Of civil rlghta and IL based
upon the election OF the plaintiff wi q
from a tiist'cla,s car OF the def ndant's
road after her having purchased first.
n,A's ticket. The damage prayed for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
Governor of the soudan.


thiEing with Ell MRhdi, and all are APP
parently greatly elated.
Governor of the soudan.
CAIRO, Feb. Alt is reported here
that Prince HassRn has been appoint
ed governor-generAl Of the Soudan.
The Fate Of Metemnsh In the balance,
LONDON, Feb. Alt is now r. gard
ed certain that an attack on Metem-
neh will DO made tomorrow. News of
the result OF the attack is expected
at kOTu Tuesday. Gen. Wolseley's
disposal OF the forces at GuhRt, under
the command OF Col. Butler, depends
upon the result Of to-morrow's assault.
Gen. Graham departs for Suakim the
18th. He Will be left the fullest option
as TO the time to be occupied by the
expedition
IN REACHIEG BERBER.
1t is stated, however, that General
Graham intends TO make forced
marches all the way to Berber from
Suakim. If he encounters Osman
Digma and defeats HIM Gen. Graham
believes that he can reach
Berber within twenty days.
1t would require thirty DAYS to
complete the Journey with the army
making ordinary time. The Army
and Navy Gszetle takes the following
view OF The position at Gubat:
The troops can neither retreat
across the desert, nor doSn
the Nile. They are com
PEELED from the very necessities
OF their si.uation to inirench them
selves where they are and hoard their
ammunition, TO live on camel meat
sud remain on the defensive until re-
The Gazette also says that the masses
OF hostile Arabs from Khartoum will
soon throw themselves in the
line beWeen Gubat and
the Gakdul Wells and will
capture the latter place and perhapa
even kOrti itself. The duke Of Con.
nAueht requests to be assigned Ia
service In the S1ndsn. He will retire,
IN any event. from his commandment
III Indla April /.
A Gigantic Monopoly.
Agigantic trading corporation. 10 be-
called the Royal Soudan Trading com,
pany, is being formsd in London and
Alexandria upon the same bases a,
those upon which were conducted ths
East India company. If the CORPORA.
ion succeeds in obtaining The eharte,
i has already applied fol
u will claim "a one OF It's privileges
me right TO build q railroad bet ysen
BeTber and Suaklm.
Increasing the Contlngsnts.
AT the council OF war to-day ct the
war office 1t WAS resolved to increase
the Indian contingent to be dispaehed
70 the sondan for Gen. Wolseley, },
relief TO 5000 men, in orde,
70 raise the total effective force which
Gen. Graham is TO have for his Sns,
Kim expedition TO II 500 men. Mn
council alro reconsldered the preylon,
decision Of the war Office deelinino
the colonial offers OF militaTs
assistance. Both the earl OF Nortb,
brooke and the marquis OF Hsrtington
urged the war ofilce TO assent 10 ~
request TO embody the colonial eontin,
gsau IN the expedition
Italian CO-OReratou.
The report that Ell Mahdps troon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
A SkatInE Oal.aval a. Bonhlm.

BoNHAM, TRx,, Feb. 1.-THE grand
skating carnival came ,ff tonight at
the new hall, and proveda success In
every particular, Twenty couple.
we're present from neighboring towns,
With costumts of every description,
Tbs managers, Messrs. RtRsdAle and
halsell, weni 10 great expense 20 Sc.
cure maske, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

The Emma Abbott n n
pany closed a succ g.,
engagement at Calves
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
Gov. NaImaduA,'s aolher Dead.

ST LOUIS, Mo Feb. IA MRS. La.
vonia MSrmsduRe, the mother Of Gov.
Marmaduko OF this state, died In Mar.
shall Mo-, to-aay. Nearly ali the
members OF her family aud other rela.
lives Were present und the governor
VIII Teach Marshall to.night. The M.
neral tAkes place e. morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

against Cunningham ~
annoyed by frequent iAaI
their lives.
IRISH woRKAEE DIX
LONDON, Feb H.-iHsal
ing movement In The dosh
and among the bulldis
tradesmen 20 dispense ".
Of Irish laborers. llIn
Irish have been ds.
The buildings 10
of construction IN u
their fellow woFkmel
Irish nationality, beng
work beside men vheI n
as possible dyDamlieih
been received that
ment has been slSIlea )
Liverpool and other pm.
THL PRESS sHgi
LONDON, Feb u ~
the press having eeals \
lery are greatly exala
speakers new regu ltlA
the rule grAntingThe
tives admission
ner lobby OF the boes
and forbidding repoIa
the leading corridors =
mittee-rOOms. hepois
speaker to rescind ll'
regulation. Reporter
managers Of the paper
reports OF the de6a1,
StrictlOns are modinep'
Austria. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15
WHO HAS AN IRON IN TnE FIRE

GALVESTON, Tx, Feb. l4.--Presi-
dent Sssly of the Gulf Colorado &
Santa Fe Railroad company stated
to the Press reporter that on Monday
next bids for the extension OF the com.
papy's main line from Lampasas
twenty-five miles nOrlhward, To n
p0lntwheretheo company purposelsying
of town, would be opened and the
contract awarded to the lowest bid
der, and the work on the extension
would begin thereafter as soon rs pos
slble and be pushed forward TO rapid
completion. With refrTeuc TO the ru-
mored extension OF the road north ward
fr m Fort Worth, President S ally said
that the company had taken 40 IL
mite action and would not until none
tsry matters eased up aud the country
was IN more prosperous condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

Ladies approve OF your smoA,ns
Little Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-15

To mske room for ~ p
Malone, Wsller q
extra inducements % 2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-07
KNIGuTLY sQUEALERs.
They Give the Dynamite Business
Away.

ST. LOUIS, November 6.-The pris-
opers, David Herman, W. i. Sears, L.
S. Burns, w. Weathers and John
Shaugh messy, who were arrested ~
Lucas street house, yesterday, Tor
completely in the recent street-car
dynamite explosion, were examined
separately by the police, and each We
hemently declared that they were OPP
posed TO the use ofdynamite, and fav-
ored peaccable means and arbitration
TO settle their trouble with the rail
way company. The chief, however,
was persistent, told them many
things about the plot and showed
them the dynamite found in the room
of two of them, and they finally
Welded to the strain and made a clean
breast of it.
A yalise which was found in the
room of Sears and Weathers on Lucas
avenue, contained two sticks OF dy-
psmite about six inches long, and two
copper percussion caps for exploding
the stocks. Ten other sticks had
been used in the explosion which had
wrecked the four cars aud terribly
frightened large number of people.
Weathers, who is a photographer oy
occupation, but who had been uriV-
ing a tar on the Washington Avenue
car line, is believed to be the leader
of the party at all events, he is said
TO have worked the dynamite part OF
the affair.
Jasper Heap, who was seer etary OF
the executive board of the knights OF
Labor. which managed the strike rs
long as 1t had any life In IL, went TO
the Four Courts yesterday to surren-
der himself, if wanted by the police.
He was told, however, that he was
not wanted at present. lilo strenu-
ously denies having had any knowi-
edge of the plot and would mol, NJ
first. believe that some of the men ar
rested were Knights OF Labor.
The five men arrested Wednesday
for ,,lacing explosives on the street
car track are still locked up, and to-
night they denied the statement tha'
they had confessed anything iihph
eating them in the strect-car expo
sion. Charges OF conspiracy or aS
sault to kill will be preferred agains
them. aud the grand Jury, now In ses
sion, will probably indict them hex
week. The police are after anothe
one of the gang
Lucius A. White, the alleged Bra
LILLIAN note counterfeiter, pleaded nc
guilty In the criminal court, To-day
and was remanded.
/ The papers relating to the indic'
ment of his brother Joseph were sci
10 Waco, Texas, last night, and ID
United States district attorney
Texas will move for an order OF r.
moval to this city, for trial at Il
prcscnt term.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-07
FROM CANADA.
Fears Of an Attempt TO Re.cue R,eI.

Fears OF AN Attempt 90 Rescue KEEL
WINNEPEa, Man, November g.
Owing to the discovery of an alleged
compact on the part of some residents
of this city to take the life of ltiel,
should the dominion government
fail to execute him, the government
has become alarmed and doubled the
guards over the prisoner at the bar
racks at Regina. The prisoner has
been placed under special charge ola
commissioned officer and special
guards have been told of TO patrol
for miles about the barracks TO sec
that the garrison is not surprised and
the prisoner rescued. AS the time
for his execution draws nigh, Riel
grows nervous aud fidgety. lie pro-
fesses to believe he will not be exc
cuted but he evidently suffers men
tally, as he has become considerably
emaciaied. 1t is reported that Arch
bison Tache has written to the pope
to use any influence be might be able
TO exercise, to save the prisoner. Fol-
the part that Riel played in the rebel
lion OF 1869, the pope sent him a me-
mento in the shape of an alleged mai
from Christ's cross.
II is stated that Mr.. Thompson
minister of justice, has made repor
to council OH Rieps case, In which hi
has adopted the views of Bishop
Grand, in that the rebel leader shoult
not be hanged but should be incar
cerated in a lunatic asylum.