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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19
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WAsAINGT IN. Nov. 1T.-Chief Naval
Constructor w Ilsoa in his annual report
estimates for completing the four double
turreltad monItors, as follows: For
Terror, S697, e8S; Tor Amphite, $6sp ,6S4 /;
for Puritan, $685., $40; and for Msnada-
mock, SOL. "a. He also asks 50, O00, 600
for building the hGlls OF the new
steel vessels. He submits his views
with regard 90 the dimensions and char.
actef Of the new vessels, which he rea-
cmmends shall consist Of one Of two
thousand Ions, one 9 400. one 5000, one
5000, one 500 toas and tgo of 5000
tons displacement. The following are
the dimensions sod faW ot The chaFac-
teSisiics which he rnenliers as REQUIRED
By lhess new vesEels The earIy cnih,-
pletIon OF double tnrFeteCi nonstUFs fore.
casts defense 60 ths bsss Tyre of yrssz;s
for that purpose IS stFnnsiy faean
msaded, also constrRefiGE inf ia
composite AHSsltsFe casof ks,aBa rta-
eed eesseia Of 5000 enas 10 ;ska tsa
pises 81 the al ssilsae Ei0eHs Ssrslpss.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. IA de-
plorable accident occurred last evening
st Dcristown, miles from Gallatin. A
public meeting was the immediate cause
of crowd Of people coming together
Rev. Jno. Gillian and family were en-
route to the scene in barouche when A
8,YtI, ir jF3 up from behind. Bry..
ants horse run Into Gillan's barouche,
both vehicles upset throwing women,
men and children out upon the road.
Rev. Jno. Gillon received injuries
about the thighs, Mrs. Gillian had
an arm broken, Arthur Gillian
received horrible wounds about the head.
Two little daughters OF MIR Gillian re-
ceived internal iDjuries. and the youngest
badly cut about the mouth, and are still
unconscious DR.. Gillian, brother oil
Rev. John Gillian, who was driving the
vehicle, was also thrown out and re-
ceiVed painful bruises about the hip. II
is supposed the horses tranpled upoE
them. The frightened horses rar
through . crowd of 200 people, knock
ing several buggies down al embark
ment of ten feet. Several vehicles Wer,
amaShSd,
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This is qlser s2ec,m,n of home
protection" which We fad In the Cham
pion: "Siuce the rsi,iag OF ostriches
vas begun in California, the Capo Town
government has placed en- export duty
Of $500 on each ostrich taken out Of the
couutry. Fear OF American eonnztI: ion
Is the earse.n HDw like the habit Of
thIs famous bird Is the Cape Towa sap-
ernment' d - u r,t kiaa ihs' We
can sos oarisats tuG ~, III county
tsSefsl degrees wide =, CD aide Of she
eqaa;orf This plshet Aas nsay queer
gosernmepis 4, Is oct lsss ag0 tnsi
Foil Tbeb4S, S.eg sc Burmsa, ne.sls
bfaks OF diplomats ttls.IDns sta civ.
riilSsd gesefufs-his b-can tSSiY repra
seulsliyes would sos fsEssFg theif shes.
= ihs pFeisase 81 kisTrssi heltshsassg,
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RARPHR ZOE, pEoRNBRR.

Following the custom Of recent years,
Harper's Magazine for December is es'
peciAllY . Christmas number. Il may
fairly be said to be the most brilliant
number ever Issued Among the con-
Iributors are George William Curtis,
Charles Dudley Warner. ". D. HowelIs,
Constance Fenimore Woolson, Charles
Egbert Craddock, Elizabeth Phelps,
Edwin Arnold, William Black. r. D.
Blackmore, George 81. BoughtoD, B-an-
der Matthews, c. p. Cranch and W. q.
Gibson, and the illustrations are from
such artists e. Abbey, Reinhart, Bough
ton. Gibson. Cslderon, Pyle, Frederieks,
DielmAn and Smedley. The number
contains nineteen full page engrAvlngs.
The opening article on "rhe Nativity
In Art" Is . thoughtful and suggestive
study by the Rev. Henry J.. Van Dyke,
Jun, D. D. illustrated by engraving
from masterpieces by Raphiel. 9iotto,
FilippO LippIn. COrreggIo. Roger Van,
der WeydeD. Albert Durer. Murillo. De.
iregger, and Bouguereau. the latter be-
Ing represented by an original sketch
not hitherto published.
The French artist, Leon BonViu, a
poor innkeeper. whose story Is IS roman
tic as his aquarelles were unique and
exquisite. is the subject of e pa
per by Philippe BurtY. illustrated
by enRrsSings OF Bonvin's finest plcturee.
A feature of this issue IL q number of
strong short stories. These are: 'Wsy
dowa In Lonesome Cove" by Charles
Egbert CraddOck, with full page Illus
tration by Dielman The Madonna of
The Tubs" by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
with three illustrations by W. T. Smed-
ley; Esther Feverel," Hawihornesque
tale, by Brander Matthews, with two IL |
Iustrstions by Howard Plye; snd ivy.
vern Moat," ghost story, by George II.
Boughton. illustrared by the author. Be-
sides these are instsllments of the serial |
Angels" by Constance
WOoison, and "Indian Sum-
mer," by W. D. HoWels, who also con.
tributes face, entitled 'the GarToters,"
illustrated by ReInharG.
Edwin Arnold, author of the "Llght
Of Asia" contributes . Translation from
KslIdar's celebrated poem, Ritz Sanha.
rs," or "Round Of the Seasons" illustra.
ted by FrederIcks. The other poems OF /
The number are: AT the Grave of
Keats" dedicated to George William
Curtis) by C. P. Cranch; "Ths Well of
st. JohD," by r. D. Blackmore, lilustra-
ted Philip II Calderon; and at Non
by William Black, illustrated
by E. A. Abbey.
William Hamilton Gibson contributes
"a Winter Walk" with ten illustrations
IN his best style.
George William Curtis. in the Editors
Easy Chair, treats of "Chrlstmes Past
and Puesent" and Charles Dud.
ley Warner, in the Editors Draw
Or, takes up the snhiecs In q distinct
" American line, and IN 3 vein of de-
ightful humOr. The number closes
with "a Christmas Lament" by Miss
Fanny Albert Doughty, illustrated by
w, L. SHEPPARD.
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MISSING LINKS.

II. de FerranTs collection of postage
stamps cost him $780, 900.
Father Hyacinthe declares that "war
can not be dispensed with. :"
The children Of Israel now number
about 6,377, coo the world over.
Ten cities do one-third of all the
manufacturing in the United States.
A late census shows that Salem,
Mass, has 1852 more females than
males.
California has two separate Presby-
terrain churches for the Chinese, and
one for the Japanese.
In some parts of California gold is
extracted from the ore by electricity.
1t is French idea.
Liberty Enlightening the World"
wants $40, 900 more for chains and ar
chors to keep her steadfast.
Horatio AlgeT, Jr., the story-writcr.
is so fond of boys that he adopts waits
and starts them in business.
Sixty million people speak the Ger
man language. 45. coo. 900 the French,
and 100, 100000 the English.
The tin deposits Of New South Wales
cover an area of ). 440, 600 acres. New
fields are continually reported.
The largest profit by a German rail-
road in 1884 was $50 per cent. Four
other roads earned over per cent.
According to the Medical World, eV-
cry farmer wears out, on the average,
two wives and half in his lifetime.
A million of money in gold weighs
less than two tons. it is stated, while a
million in silver weighs about thirty
tons.
A new kind of kindling wood has
just been put upon the market, con-
sisting Of cotton seed pressed into
blocks.
Madison Morton. the author Of BOX
and Cox and other farces, is pauper
IN the Charter House, London. He is
Sc years of age.
Cement stuck full Of big round peb-
bIes from the beach. which ara painted
so as to shine, is the latest decoration
for the front Of seaside cottage.
The pickle crop OF this country last
year was just four pickles to every
man, woman and child. This year it
il short. not more than a pickle apiece.
Moscow has the largest apothecary
establishment in the world. Over 800
laboratory assistants are employed in
Il, who Issue 1000 prescriptions daily.
It Is announced that an English in
vertor has lately devised method Of
coating tin with material resembling
glass, which Temoves all danger o.
poison Ia csnHnd goods
Hhs death of Lord straihnaiFn re.
Guced The runssaf al BritlSh Eieid
Afarshala 10 fossr the 1aks Of EaIns
pfldge, tbs PisArn 81 faiee, Lord Eas
pieF At kiagslisis, asils 81 Z Giant
s plant ina hgsii diEac 8 trs ID sossa
Afsefina witch p5sssskrH sffupg Qiee
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The Cincinnati Gzzstte has teen
compelled 10 answer thus question:
(Which is correct. two ts5lespoonsfuIl
or two isblespoonfulls - The person
asking the question reminds the editor
that Webster and other auIhoEities spell
the aaal syllable - h one and form
the plural By addins che : to the COM
pound word, thus; tablespoonful. table
spooofnla- The iDq IRE. also quotes
Browns Grammar vt Engiisi Gram
mar" y. al, 10 support "f tbs reader.
log But the edIi,F mnsa efFsc. ualIy
settles the qus-Jioa in tA,s way; III IL
not two t-h;''s aos TWO htl's thai are ex-
pressed 10 ,his cnsAp 'uydJ bot twc
spooasFal. On kaa Sai Ia exercise Z
liltls orsrfsa n sense - ss.ir.l, 10 q,
,hst II Is w. tsnsso g.. sah fall. o.
ihe Eisssss 81 ~ .,iii -.a-ssss lAst Il
implied In ths en- A., aud -
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Sensational sboot,ne

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Na,iol
tel on Clark street was the scepe
sensational shooting sffray sbou
O'Clock this morning. Edward Q
young Frenchman, was shot Al
and dangerously injured by a
Duval, his mistress, from whom b
separated a few days ago. Gu. vi.
only been in the country few D
and was 8 tailor by trade. b
Adeline Duval soon after his a
here. When he left her q few de,
she followed him TO his
abode and threatened to kill hum
did not return to her. Last evsBin
called at the hotel and Registered
took breakfast at 2 O'Clock, and
he returned TO his room TO get b
she was concealed behind Ia,
As soon as he entered
made exclamation in French and
ping into the room fired two enc.
young tailor. AS she was alb. III e.
he grappled with her threw her
trunk, and wrenched the reyoIv,
her, then Quevlt tainted from !
blood and the woman With
grabbed for the -
and would have firs d
but for the interference of h's
The officer was called and III.
was placed under arrest. ID, b
was summoned and found the bhIl
entered the top Of Quivef's b I'd
the forehead and trayersed ihr /.
making dangerous wound.
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The Argcntins Republic has contract
ed loan Of $50, 900, 900 for internal i'm
provements. This embraces q hsrbor at
Buenos Ayres. and system Of railroads
rsdiatInG theretrom like the spok6s of a
wheel. Tho money Is leaned by an
Ensltsh syndicate. The New York
Tribune reasons that much Of this money
will be speut In the Uuiicd States for
railroad supplies However, the tread
Of commerce seems away from Us, for &C
corGlng TO the Tribuns's OVID statement,
forty tn sixty steamers arrive at Buenos
Ayrss every month from EuroTe, but not
one from tho United SIates. How THU
vast commerce cRn be diverted To this
CO untry st.: but the Tribune
com plains that the government does not
help our slipping.
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A snanIcinnn Fire .

New YORK. Nov. ls "A special from
QuitmaD, Ga, says: The building used
as colored female seminary In this
town, was destroyed by FIRE at O'Clock
this morning. Several months ago the
Northern hethodists purchased the
building. The citizens objected strong.
IL TO the location OF q negro institute on
the site, and every effort was made to
affect an agreement which would change
the location TO another part of the town.
Soon after the opening of the school, an
unsuccessful attempt was made to assss-
sinate the principal by shooting him ct
night after calling him TO his door. No
lives were lost by last nights FIRE, the
origin OF which Is g mystery. Mrs.
Rutherford D. Hayes is said TO be one
of the ladies interested in the school.
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stock Growers Convsatio

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE csbv
the cattle growers Of the counus
bled at the Sherman house this
under the auspices ofthe Na,is
tie Growers convention. d
were present from all orgsa
Breeders of fancy stock, dalts
stockneD of every state and ter
The convention was called 20 enc
1880 by ID. w. Smith OF Bates, IL
president OF the National Cattle G
ers' association. The veterinary
geons and representatives of veter
associations IN q number of states
territories are holding a convention
Prominent among those present a.
SslmaD, chief of the Bureau OF Al
Industry, Washington; DR.. PaaF,
the Illinois state aaeociH
Or. Hopkins. veterinary, W.. :
and DR.. l.. Mclean. American Y
airy college, New York, objected.
convention is to take into constd-
contagious diseases to winch
are subject snd to hear discusef
the pathology of hog cholera
lever, contagious pluro-pneumoni
CHAMBERS TO ascertain the best q
control or eradicate contagious dir
also to adopt q uniform
IN place of the conllictire
tarY regulations of different states
will do away with the obstrues
commerce. DR.. Hopkins press
report on quarantine stations ste
tine work done on the arrival n
ed cattle at Canadian statIops
doctor commended that quarsn'i
tons were farce. their rulea
lived up to and they should hs
away with. After hearing Dt
klns' report, the convention adj
till s this evening.
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There IL . pool 10 Utah only q foot
deep, and situated at Q very high a!ti-
tnde, that refuses to freeZs even in the
seveTesl winters. There is another that
mystePiouSly replenishes itself with
hAlEgroUn trout. One stream, though
clear a. chrystal 20 tho eye aud iasteless,
stain all the vegetation IL doWs over q
deep brown. A warm spring near Salt
Lake City Is the strongest sulphur water
in the world. A hot spring few miles
on, with waters SO hot that Tou can
hardly put your hand into them, and as
bright as diamonds. IL one of the mos,
remarkable combinations of chemicals
ever auaIyZsd-NewY York Sun.
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General Butler hss secured the services
Of several good readers, who are placed
on little platforms in different parts OF
bis mills and read to the operatives as
they work. Thecustom Ol having read.
ers in cigar manufactures has long been
in vogue In Cuba, and was introduced
into Key West after the manufacture of
cigars was begun at that point. The
custom Is an excellent one and should
prevail 10 all manufactures where the
noise Of the mschInery Ii not too great.
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yYaahlnrton Nntea.

WAsHISoToN, D., Nov 1T
ident this afternoon appointed
Campbell surveyor Of custuni
the Port of Philadelphis ana
Harbuekle. collector of customs
district of Eric, PennsYlvanis.
WASHINGTON, d. @. Nov
tary of the interior and Assislas
tary jerks to-day heard the arg
the case of the Northern Pa il
road Company vs. Guiifofd & n
an appeal rom the decision oi b
missioner of the land office. TIE
at issue Il Of CREST In En-.
railroad managers, as
wolves the right of wuhcfs
part of government lands for =
ty purposes. The commissf .
cided such Withdrawals alegsl s
voked the order, withdrawtas ~
cluded in The indemnify Rrss
Northern Pacific, and from tl
ion the railroad company ~
the secretary.
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According TO the just completed Gen.
sus Of the state by the State Board OF Ag.
riculture, Lynn county shows q popula-
ton s2,922. According to the United
States census of 1880. 1t was 1882. The
increase Of the entire state aimee 1880,
foots up 100000.
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RahbinicaI 1;ounoII

PITTsBURG, Nov. 16.-The DAtional
Rabbinical convention of the Reformed
Hebrew church. called to consider the
propriety of abolishing many OF the ira.
opened at Coucorila hail, Allegheny
City, this morning, by Rev L. M. Wise
Of Cincinnati Thirty five delegates, from
all parts of the country, presented Gre
denlials. Rev. Keo5ler, through whose
efforts the cow ention was brought about,
made lengthy addresses tending toward
reform of Judism of America. DR.. Ke0-
bier said the movement contemplates
dong away with some tradltionsry fea-
tures of Judaism, such as orthodox He
brews, that they are all 90 go back TO
Palestine instead; also to eliminate all
that give Judaism = national
or oriental character
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TIE Metropolitan opera house, New
York. will open with German opera No.
vember e. This place of amusement
hAs some features of interest. II is 50
decidedly exclusive that many OF tie
boxes are owned absolutely by the occu-
pants, while others are rented. the price
for the season being $500. These
boxes are In two tiers. Among the own.
ers Of boxes are Jay Gould, tbs Vander
bilrs, ]. J. Aslor, Henry ClrWs, Mira
VIM. Astor, and dozens Of equally
familiar names. Bss,dss the boxse. 200
balcony and dress circle sesson sat
haye been sold.
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Miss May ogburn, young lady we'll
known in Minneapolis, has created q
sensation by travelling through Europe
with Mr.. Gainsford, an Immensely
rich man, where she allowed herself TO
be registered as that gentleman's wife.
During their tour they Epent considera-
able time In Scotland, where q public
Acknowledgements of their being man
and wife constitutes legal marriage.
As the matter now stands Niles Ogburn
Or Mrs. Gainsford Will succeed to the es.
Iaie of the man with whom she eloDed.
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waen You reoi Blus

and vorr back aches end your head
feeIs heavy. and wake BnrefTeshed
10 the morning and your bowels are
slnRaish OF cosfive. you need Kidney
Wort. Il IL nAture's great remedy aad
nsver fails % relieve siicases Of dIaeseed
kIdreSs, sofpsd liver. eoastipstioB, msis-
gIa. piles, YhaamstisFn. sc. Is opaFAsss
sinnitsHeonsly On the kiiasys aud bsg.
eie. sfreesthen'ng them ard fes'asiHs
hasifbr eeti0a Put Ep ~ birth dry sd
Ia.,;s suFlg. laid b. 81 dfnaaists.
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Another illustration OF faith in the
efficacy of prayer is presented by Mr..
George Miller. the hesd OF the Orphan
Homes at Bristol, England, who an
nouncss that during the last year he has
received more than se07 900 sin answer
to prayer" not single doaation having
been solicited.
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Topeka has been selected as the place
for holding the next session OF the Ma
tlonGl Teachers association. Now let
the ungodiy and irreVsrent Shelton of
Manhattan shake hands with our Bible
inclined friend, Dinsmore, OF the Nor.
NAL, aud the physiological chasn will be
closed, and then all pull together to
make the sffaIr q success.
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Kansas City is j ust now puzzling her
brains to secure good water. The peo-
pie wont drink that from the Kaw, and
the engineers think that all will be lovely
If they can get their supply north OF
WYandoite 10 the Missouri. The rising
generation are bound to have lots of
sand" In any event.
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LeaVenworth will use It's influence to
have gas we'll bored at the penIteutiary
1t the DSxt session of the Legislature.
We should like natural gas at the Normal
and doubt not but Lawrence and Man
hattaa, Winfield and 0ssawatomie. Wy
andoite and Topeka, might be induced to
accept legislative appropriations for the
benefit OF their several public instltu-
tions. We predict there Will be more
ooEelnR the Legislature than mother
aaFth
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The dairYmen OF Cnicago are in tur.
moil Of excitement because the manu-
Eacturers of butierlne were allowed Q
place To exhibit their wares in the job
stock show In that city On the other
hand tue bulterine MN exhausted the
resources OF their factories to make their
exhibits surpsss those OF the dairymen
in point of eleganes and atiTacliveness.
The outcome of the whole business has
not reached US.
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A tramp printer. 70 whom the editor
of the Northeast (Md) Star gsvo q quar-
ter two years ago. acknowledged the
kindness last week by an editorial On
Maryland hospitality, in prosperous
Minnesota paper. the ex-tramp Is now
editor and proprietor OF the paper.
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Representatives OF China. are In New
York with view TO building railroad
In China under American auspices The
Chinese government will issue bonds
and guarantee principal and interest,
and take second mortgage as security.
We guess the road will be builf. Rus.
sell Sage appears Interested.
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The New York Tribune is the pet pa
per In thOusaods of Kansas Homes.
Many subscribers to the News have read
both papers for twenty-five years and
they have generally been together In all
the liberal movements of the age. The
Tribune Is a first class paper in every
raanecR
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Meeting OF tho NasionaI orange.

BosroN, Nov. 1s.-At yesterdays lss-
sion of the National Grange ". 81.
Teothscher Of Kansas submitted Q re.
port setting forta that: IF the princI.
Dles of cooperation are apparent, and Its
necessity 50 imperative. why should we
longer reject lhs opportunity offered
through this organization Of leaving our
impress upon the Institutions and laws
of this country % The report was ac-
copied. j. E Hall. in West Virginia,
submitted report from the committee
on education Il strongly recommends
the establishment of Grange libraries
and declares il IL TO the farm that the
nstIon must look for that element Of
liability which is go much lacking ID
ossr great cities. Several othes reports
1ra- : 1relanfa1
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w. W. Reed. druggist, Of WISH
Indiana, writes: zone Of my Gus
Mrs. Louise Pike, BaFtonia, Rs
county, Indiana, was a long SUI
consumption, and was given ~
BY her physicians. She henfd
Kings New Discovery for Coneut d.
and began buying It of me.
months time she walked to thie :
distance CT six miles, and Is nor -
improved she has Quit using ~
feels she owes her life to tn
bottles st Wheldon,s drug sfore
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Taero Is big seer on exhibition in
Chicago, belonging to ]. K. McGregor
Of Ohio, whose dimensions are as fol-
lows: Height, 6 feet idches; girth, II
feet 4 inches; between hip points, 0 feet
1 inches; from tip TO tip, Is ieet. The
steer is three-quSrter shnrtboru and one
quarter old Patton stuck. lie enjoys
excellent health and Is still growing.
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The conviction of young Baldwin, tor
chloroforming his sister. In AtchIson,
was on purely circumstan,ial evidence.
He killed her and will probably go to
the psnitentiary for life. if the indignant
citizens do not hang him. Mary Bald
win was quite popular and worthy, and
her brother was dlssipated scamp who
wanted her money.
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The hanging OF Riel in Canada will
undoubtedly cause serious trouble, If
not an open rupture. between the French
and English. A religious and race war
would be a terrible thing In Canada, bot
public affairs seems 10 have been settling
that wav for aone Iime mat.