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Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Police Docket.

Judge Stenberg disposed of the follow
Ing cases in police court Saturday:
Geo. Ittner, assault and battery, Sc
and costs.
Josie Smith and John Columbia, drunk
and disorderly, 30 and costs.
William Shamel and Tom lHardley.
drunk and dlHorderly, S. and costs; com
misted In default.
W. Fl. Madden, John Doe, John
Christ, drunk and disorpsrly, dischsrg ed.
Henry Gilbert, Gsorge Williams and
Sam Kelly, ~vagrants, committed to coun'
ty Ill for ten days. El Stone, vagrant,
discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
United States lCourt.

Court was not convened Saturday
morning, and after completing some
minor business, Judge Dundy ordered ar
adjournment until September 10Th.
The formal order of the court instruct,
Ing the deposit of the procgeis of the
Smith stock sale was filed.
Decree was made for the complainant
in the case of S~challenberger vs..
Ollzewskl, a suit bstween ST. Paul, Neb.,
parties over hotel property valued at
$l,t63.
Judge Dundy appointed Thomas S.
Trip, of Hay Springs, Neb as United
States commissioner on condition that no
such office already existed within TWEEN
ty miles of the a~ppointee's locality.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
KRABNEY AND LINCOLN DIVIDE THE HoNoRs
OF H MEETING.
Special Telegram to The BEE.

| -
KEARNEY AND LINCOLN DIVIDE THE HONOR,
OF THE ,rsrryn
e
special Telegram TO Inc BEE.
GRAND ISLAND, August 22.-The state
! reuen's tournament and animal mset,nc
oIosad n;th q 49,. 80 Ill y. I:.N
cioSeu Win d banquet ana Dali at Lieder-
kranz hall last night. The hall was crowded
and old and young enjoyed the festivities to
the end.
The meeting this year and the rivalry for
prizes have been comparatively free from the
displays OF feeling and bitterness which have
marked former tournaments. The best of
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

AT DySsrt, on the 18th, four ladies
were struck by the electric current arc
were all more or les. injured by the
shock. Two stores were set on fire, but
the flames were extipguished before ths
buildings were totally destroyed. The
m of the ladies' are Miss Matte
Martin and her sister Belle, Mrs. JolA
Kutmer, and Mrs. Willis Urmey. Mrs.
Kutmer was badly shocked. Mrs. Ur-
my was hurt mora than all the others,
the lightning having torn her shoes from
fl Ter feet and paralyz lug both limbs.
The hailstorm of Tuesday night wrough-
havoc along the line Of che Wabash railt
way In Hancock county.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
SPORTING 4

DATE OF THE sULLIvAN-Mo'oAFFREY sLuGGING
AATCH CHANGED.
CINCINNATI, August PA telegram re-
ceived from John L.. Sullivan to-day definitely
consents to change the date of thecontest with
McCaffrey from thu 31st to the Goth. Nc
Caffrey will arrive here tomorrow morning
and will repair Immediately to his training
quarters near Chester park. Sullivan is ex-
pectad on Monday
SWIMMING N ROWING MATCHES ON FOOT.
RooKAwAY BEACH, L. l., August IA
forfeit of $500 was put up this evening be-
tween Paul Boynton and Wallace Ross for a
five mile RAGS 10 rubber suits. A three mile
race has been arranged between Hanlan and
Ross, the articles to be signed in New York,
September 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
by Sharks,

SAN Francisco, August % .-The steamer
''Mariposa" arrived from Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands. to-day. She bringe news that the
schooner "toholki," during q sudden rquall,
cnpsized off the coast of Hawaii, near the Kan
district, and all on board thrown into the
water, Two of thee d managed to get into
a boat which had been towed astern the
schooner, and rescued two other sailors, but
the captain, his wife and child and two mem.
beers OF the crew were chased by sharks and
drawn under water before rescue could reach
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Again,

"Higgins place same as usual" wa
the report turned into Marshal Cumming,
Saturday morning. Higgins was again or
rested and vent through the daily pro.
cess of giving bond and being released.
81 wish," said Mr.. Higgins to a re-
porter, "that the city would hurry up
with the trial of these cases. Isgreed to
wait until City Attorney Cornell got
home, but IL ] had my own way about It,
/ would go to trial at once. If l am do
ing wrong, l want to know 1t as aoon as
possible. / am perfectly willing to com
ply with the law"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
For the New Life.

Thousands of weary women ere long
ing for new life. They are worn oat
and about half dead. With hearty inter.
eat let them read what Mrs. Jenny
writes from North Charleston, N. H.,
''The fame of Browns Iron Bltters has
reached from Maryland to our quiet little
village, and l can recommend 1t for the
new life it imparts Whan feeling tired
and worn out. 1t gives me new strength
and energy" The records of good &C.
complished in this direction by Browns
Iron Bitters would fill volumes.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24


Struck out-By Rockwell 8, Salisbury 7,
Atkinson 10.
First base on errors st. Joe 4, Omaha 5,
First base on balls -Omaha 8.
Left on bases-St. Joe 4, Omaha 8.
Three-base hit-McKelvey.
Double play-Atkinson. Suck and Isaacson.
Wild pitch-Atkinson l.
Passed ball-Bsndle 2.
Given base by hitting batsmen Rockwell
|, Atkinson l,
Time of game-1 hour 40 minutes.
Umpire-James Holland.
SATURDAYS GAME.
Rain prevented the completion of Satur-
days game, the score at the end of the third
inning being 8 TO 2 in favor of Omaha.
GAMES SATURDAY.
At Chicago: Chicago, s.; st Louis. l.
AT Cincinnati: Cincinnati, 6; st. Louis, s.
At Detroit: Detroit, 0; Buffalo, 4.
AT Philadelphia: Athletic, Z; Metropoli-
tan, 4
At Pittsburg: Pittsburg, 8; Louisville, 2.
innings.
AT Boston: Boston. z; Providence, O.
AT New York: New York, s; Philadel-
phia, O.
AT Brooklyn; Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
North DakotA's Foundation.

ST.. PAUL, August 22.-Msjor Edwards,
superintendent of census for North Dakota,
gives the population of that portion of the
territory at l52, 1919. The ak largest cities
have the following population: Fargo s, POI,
Grand Forks 1852. Bismarck 1907, james
town 1882. Msndan 2,263, Grafton 1926
The total number of farms in North Dakota
is 80, SOB; manufacturing institutions 6l2.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Lost Hia .iDnst -

Judge" said John Dool, as he factd
the presiding genius of the police court
Saturday morniug, ~ am a poor stranger
from Iowa and came to Omaha to see the
town. / fell Into a hard crowd got
drunk and was robbed of all the money |
had, SAG; Be easy on me, judge, and
let me eff"
Judge Stenbsrg couldn't re,Iss his
Piteous pleading, and Dool was released
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Is not out of order, he mus. be NILS.

room Is not out of order, he must be mis-
taken,
By a curious coincidence, almost one
year, two Germans, also from Walnut,
lowe, had a marrow esclps from
asphy xlatlon at the Coos hotel,
having blown out the gas. Here =
after, when a man registers from Walnut,
Iowa, at this hotel, q double guard
will be plsc,d upon him during the night,
to see that he don't attempt the gas
blowing trick.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Bound. Gagged ana Murdered.

CHICAGO, August 22.-Mrs. Agnes kladz-
tab, 81 years old, wife of O laborer, was to-
night found by her husband, on his return
from his day d work, gagged and bound, evi.
IDENTIFY murdered, there being a long deep
cash behind one ear. The house was in con-
fusion and the few valuables it contained
were missing.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Practicing Economy,

Young ho~usekeeper Cooking wei the
market reports)-Brldget, I shall want
you to go to market this morning.
Bridget-Yis, num-. Wot'n l get,
NUM- .
Young Housekeeper-I sac that beef
is much cheaper on the hoof, and i pre-
sumo It's just as good. Get a nice roast
off the hoof.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

A lightning bolt struck the residence
of A. Page, at Waterloo, on the 18th.
The local chronicler AYERS that ga ball of
fire as large as a persons two fsts en-
tered the house by a screen door, ana
rolling across the floor exploded under a
chair In which n Of Pages daughters
was sitting only q few moments before.
No damage was done, but several parties
were considerably stunned"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
Freight Train Wrecked.

LOUISVILLE. August PA special says: A
freight train on the Chesapeake. Ohio &
Southwestern road, going west. was wrecked
nsar Adams Switch, KY, tonight, and En-
gineer Tom Sheriff., with his fireman and q
brakeman, were killed. Conductor Goodman
was badly injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

ADgostura Bitters we re prepared by DR..
j. G.. B. Siegert for his private use. Their
reputation is such to-day that they have be.
come generally known as the best appetizing
tonic. Beware of copnterfeits. Ask your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article man
ufactured by DIR. j. G. b. SIegert Il Sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
The Sheet lion Trade

PITTsBURG, Pa. August 22.-At the meet
ing this afternoon of the sheet iron manufac-
turers and men it is probable that the scale
of wages will be signed. This is the last day
allowed by the workmen's association, al.
mill owners have until now refused to sign the
acala.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

GIANT STRONG DRINK IS EXTENSIVELY
Advertised under false names. Beware
of the Ogre thus disguised. If sick, put
your trust in the vanquisher of all dis
ease,, DIR RICHMoND's SAMARITAN NERv-
me. 81. 30, at Druggists. Wholesale by
G. +. Goodman.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
AS We Expected from Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 22.-Returns
from all the counties in the state give Tate,
democratic candidate for treasurer, a majority
of 67,597 over Fox, prohibition candidate,
supported by the republicans. The tenth
time Tate has been elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
A Great Surprise.

Is IN store for all who use Kemps' Balsam
for the throat and lungs, the great guaranteed
remedy. Would you believe that it is sold on
Its merits and that each druggist Is authorized
to refund your money by the Proprietor of
this great wonderful remedy il IL fails to cure
you? Schoeter & Becht, druggists, No. oil
10Th st., have secured the agency for IL. Price
60c and 81. Triai size free.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

j. P. Leedom, ESQ.,, Sergesnt-at-
Arms of the HouEe of Representatives,
says of Red Star Cough Cure that by It's
purity and freedom from oplater, it sur
plants cough mixtures which contain
narcotics or minerals.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

When faby was sick, We gave her Castoria
When abe was . Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung tO0 .tOria.
Vhsn abe had Children, she gave the CastoEs
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

For the benefit OF suffering humanity, I deem IL
only my duty to give this unsolicited testimony In
favor Of Swiit's Specific. My wife has been afflicted
with Eczema from i1fancy. We tried every known
remedy, but TO no avail. She was alto afflicted with
o periodical nervous headache, sometimes followed
by an intermittant fever, so that her life became o
burden to her. Finally / determined to try Swift's
Specific. She commenced seven weeks ago. After
taking the first large bottle the disease seemed to
Increase; the burning, itching and inf imation be-
came unbearable. She, no wever, perseuered in the
use OF the medicine. After taking the second bottle
the began to subslde. After the third
bottle the inflammation disappeared, and. sore spots
dried up and tnrned white and scaly. and finally she
brushed them of in an impalpable white powder
resembling pure salt. She is now taking the sixth
bottle; every APPEARANCE Of the disease is gone, and
her flesh Is soft and white as o child's. Her head
sches have disappeared and she enjoys the only
good health she has known in 30 years. No wonder
the deems every bottle of S. s. s. Is worth o thou.
sand times It's weight In gold.
ANY further information concerning her case will
be cheerfully given by herself at her residence, 1856
Multett Street, or by me.
JOHN #. BRADLEY, A GrlswoldS st.
Detroit, Mich, May 10, 1885.
For sale by all druggists,
II SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
pS2W' N Y e, l57 st. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
TURF EVEN rs.

THE BRIGHTON BRACH RACES.
BRIGHTON BEACH, August 29.-The ate nd
was small and the weather warm.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

SUMMER COMPLAINT cureu and I'M
mediately relieved by DUFFY's PURE MALT
Whisky. Recommended by leading Physi.
clans. Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24

JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE-This
preparation, advertised elsewhere, is
really an excellent article for saving labor
in washing, 1t takes the place of soap,
sal-Eoda, and other chemical prepare.
tions.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
THE FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT

AT Brooklyn' Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, 8.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
Rsol,,rsils. Nollos

Notice h hereby given that the
Registration Poll Books ofthe city OF
Salina, Kansas. win be closed on Fri
day, the 10Th day Of November 1885,
and will not be again opened until
the 9Th day Of December 1855, for the
purposes Of registration.
Witness my hand and official seal
this lOth day OF November 1885.
IsEAL.l +. E. BOWEN,
City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
Mentor liens.

yIIusking cen isall tBerage. -
Hogs have quit dying in these
parts, but the disease Is spreading
southwark.
WIN. Low is Mr. john Barrel e
genial hOusekeeper al present.
Corn IN this. vicinity, Is making
from ans, b nlnety bushels per acre.
HBwis that for the great American
desert.
Mr.. John Rumrill has purchased d
corn shelter, and will be ready 10 run
the same at this place in a short
time. All persons having corn for
sale should give him q call.
There Is q Literary society organ
lied i'm this place which meets every
Friday night.
Nr. WIN. Maltby is erecting a new
barn. Hurrah for William!
The most Motel improvements at
present is the building Of corn bins
TO hold the enormous corn crop.
ONCE IN AWHILE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
TIE JOURNAL.
R.al Fslais Iran.lers

hcM EtLalt AFautltFas
Real Estate cohveyanees for tn
{ week euding Nov. Iiih. 1886. furn
islie,i l,y Might. Henne & Lynn. All
sir1,risrs oi isis,- .7aili.a, saline county
Kansas:
Jerry and Ellen Kelley 10 Charles
n DeUar w ID S5,ODinw Or ~ - ".
Neln 4. aud Augusin 1 felefsborg
20 A fleii J Winchester Abe Goodwin
~ i SO lot 3 blk 3 Bridgeport.
\ Nati5nal and Company o. Jerome
b Durham v Slt00 neqr nwqr aud
nWar OF nwqr II go =.
Jerome B Durham aud VT TO VIM
Tolle " d s.. 500 nhf9 Is 3w.
United states 10 benjamin Me
| KouWn paieht shf seqf 4 ID Nv
KIP Ry Go 70 Jerome B Durham
wdS 2OO, sRqr OF sgqr 9 IS W.
Thus q Wellington single o. Cath
crime Jenigen " d $40 lot blk 6 Oak
Dale add.
Warren o Mcclure and wife to Ru-
fus Williams " so lot 80 Fourth 81
Salina
Thomas William Shead single to
/ BENJAMIN Jenkins " d $3.50 lot ? In
section p IA . " IS aers. fItHI
John Gels and wife 10 Thomas q
Wellington q 100 lot biz Oak
Dale add.
United States TO Nels BrzttstrOm
patent wifi sWqr - u 3w.
Moses X POOie aud wife to Joseph
W Armstrong q d 500 lot IA blk :
/ MOrrisOn's add.
Joseph AllertOn and wife 10 Joseph
| w Armstrong " 4 SlUJ lot II blk ,
/ Morrison's add.
United States 10 Frederick Ru-
prtcht final rect S4.OOsw or 10 5 ".
Salina University Co. 20 Joseph
CrOwfher W $3.50 lot Il State street
University add.
u p Railway Co to H L Dessery
wd SIS % lot - - blk depot add.
Mns Il [ hanberlain ct al 10 Joseph
Duncan q c $40 lots 5 blk 49
Bf50kyifle.
Salina University Co. to EDerhardt
4 SudeBdOrf " l49lOO lots o Iron
avenue lot IL Walnut 81 University
add.
salina University Co. to Eberhardt
d 5udendOrf " $3.50 lot p . state
- University add.
Peter Krender and wife % Chas
Henne 4 $50 lot ~ aud "a second
Il Ssiina.
w p Holson and wife to Peter
HawkinsOn " d $500 lots 8 II Main
81 Assaria. -nr lEL. |
ia AAwkes single to A FlummeT-
felt W d 500 lot - second II Salina.
Jnu ID knOus aud wife tOJMeDOwell
" Il S3OJO sw or 10 Is ". Et con
; Miller widow to JUnn Taggart W d
S3UOO shf sWqr Is 10 > W.
Els BrubakeT single to + q Ginder
" a $3.50 lots - - Fifth street SaliRa.
&c Ginder aud wife to ) Z Warren
" Il $500 lois "A rs Firth street Salina.
CG Miller and wife 20 Salina l. &
w Ry 60 " d Sl50 II Of w through
viii nv az > "A 3W.
q BANKER and wife to Salina L. & w
Ry Co " Il Sl44 of " through shf |
segr . - 3w.
W u Banker single to Sallna l. & w |
Ry Co " Il 500 OF " through wifi |
nWqr "a Is ".
} h Tucker aud wife To Salina l. & |
W rs Co 4 Sl25 OF W through SHIT |
nWqT "a, Is 3w.
\ Il Howard single to Salina l. &
w " 4 $50 Of " through ehf seqr |
"a Is 3 ".
JC Rash and wife H c Rash and
wife to Salina l. & w Ry Co " 4 $3.50 |
Of " through wifi seqr "a IL W.
= Walker and wife 10 + Strnus W /
$500 lots 66 IS 20 Third st Salina.
OR Fuller and wife to J Washburn 4
" d $1,000 swqr ne qr seqr NV ora Is
4w.
A NJ Clallin and wife to school dist
30 " Il $500 u la Sw cor Of seqr 5.
49, W.
LM Shaw and wife to a G. Olson
" i SGOOO shf % CIV.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

ID 80 3 - 49, I:

40 0i1o1l e nay cDttcesHs
WTOTTCE q hcreby given thai ths Sallra. Ian
niisn daily chartersd, orsznirsd and existinl
unier and b. virtue 81 the laws 81 TIE State q
Kansas, cid On TIE ninth day q NoEember. A. D
ls5s apPly in griilng . re Heaeraesis :; .
coanfy. KsEaas. f0T the appolnimelt q three
Commissioners 70 lay % dong TIE line 81 said
Saiina, Lincoln a Western kuigny 81 ne e1ne
shah b loeated b nd Railway Company, e rluie
sor ne said prupased Raiirgad m aait County -
saline. from ne point Of inter.ertlo1 vita The
main Hu8 % the union Facitc Hallway, a. 81
present. located In The Eorth haif q Seetion No
Twelve n2l. Township Ne fourteen liil solih o.,
nanre Ne. thrte go Uest, % the ndrth lue Of nd
Couniy. sad route not eEceciinE enc hunorr1
1Ool feet ID width eEcept for the purposs Of eut-
iinrs and emhankmenta Is mech more land may
BE- iaken e nav b necessary for The proper eon-
siruction security and 0peration q sad kailrad,
snch route 20 b lld cut for such distance thruugh
aid eouEty % Salins e. MY - detrsd ~ slid
Railgay C1mpany, and o. such uidih uithin ~
llmits afofeaii and upon such location ~ me-
b. desired by nd Railway CompanTs and aio %
lay % Eueh land e. nay Be- deemed nerers1ry for
SIDE trseki, depo1, work ahoEs, uater stations,
and al other thirrl Necessary Tor the eonstr1e-
ton, opeFNfion add maiutainance Of said kailuay,
and alsn for ulaferials for eunEifuction, excerpt
unbsr, and right o. uay ever adiacens lads snd-
cieut 70 e1ahle aid Railway Conpany % construct
ils ruais aud nfnfi0ns and right 10 cnuduci uaier
By aqueduet, and the right Of mixing proper
drains, and % make appfaisement OF The value Of
any portion Of any such quarter section or any
other tFact lot Of land and % aases1 The dana
ges thersio 10 the manner prescribed By the iag
isr such plrposea-
And upon Che relaing and bearing o. such appii-
cation ID writing, the said Judge 81 the District
Court Of saline county. STATE Of kansaas did ap-
point for snch purpose r. n. Bishop. Isaac BlIrch
and B. l. WilsoB, earh being q freeholder and
resident Of the aad counfy Of Saline. 70 perform
each every aud 81 % the dutics aforeseid, With
pouer "a join 81 necessary from day 20 DAY until
their lsbors are eoapieted and 70 make due return
Of thelr pr0eeedings, in the manner prescribed By
law.
Ans notice Il further given that sad Commis-
aloners viii meet on he ilfh DAY % necemheF, A.
p. ISIS Al the ofiee OF r. r. Bishop. ~ The city
Of salina Saline county. kaasas. aud viii iniire-
diately commence 20 lay od said railroad r0uie.
and appFaise the land taken, and ASSES the dam.
ages, a1d DO and Berfsrm cart. every aus al Of
the duties Aforesaid IN the manner prescribed by
lnu. and VIII. 10 Necessary, adjoin aud continue
such proceedlngs from day % day until the same
are c0upleled.
SALIVA, LINCOLN AND WESTERN RAIL,
WAY oOMfANI
ByA. L. WILLIAMS, President.
saliua Kansas, November 18th, A. ID. ISIS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
No Expsrlmsni.

With 3 majority Of people Il l. ne
experiment that DR.. Bosank0's Cough
and Lung Syrup Is a sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Pains In the Lungs.
Soreness in the Chest, etc, but for
those who dOub:, ask your neighboTs
who have used Il or get q free sample
bottle Of Oscar Seitz, the druggist.
for 81.
w. II. HILL & Go. FairpOrt, y. Y
-Ge1lttemen For years my wife has
been a sufferer from Constipation aud
Headaehe-sufiering beyond endur-
anee. She has tried many remedies,
and consulted eminent physicians.
but found no help. About three
months ago she began TO take CObb's
Little PodOphlln Pills. and she mas
had but one return % the headache.
and that was caused by OverwOrk.
YOurs, truly.
For sale by O.Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
BlsL EXECUTED.

Ri. RBsINA, n. W.T., November le-
Louis David 'Riel was executed ON the
scnffold at the barracks OF the mount
ed police force, near thbs city, for high
treason against the queen OF Great
Britain, at $50 o'clock this ulOfnlng,
mountain tlnle. ri Az ~ II n
The scafIOld had been erected with
Ga 3 contracted enclosure. Immediate
ly 10 the rear Of the guard house. aad
the only view Of Il was through 3
window iInnediatly under fafter.
The last sacrament was taken by the
Condensed man within the guard
house proper and near the opening
which 1edto The sca6old. He respond
ed to The Latin prayers with full and
clear voice while on his beBdvd knees.
When the moment came for him to
rise and have his arms and hands
piniOned, he kept looking up slowly,
repeating his prayers. He then
walked through the contracted open
ing aud dOwn the narfOvI stairs, With
his face turned away from the few
civilians and soldiers who stood about
the opening. III q
When he was about to take his
place on the trap the deputy sheriff
asked IL he had anything 10 say. He
turned 20 his confessof Pere Andre,
and inquired "shall / not say q few
words ?" No" quietly replied the
priest Ia Freuch, ''make your sacri-
ice, and you'll be rewarded Rel
turned and remarked In English: 81
have nothing more % say"
There was some delay In adjusting
Ill az 4 -
upon it, and A. the white cap closed
over hiIa he was distinctly heard
repeating his prayers. During the
night Pere Andre urged upon Rel
not 20 sttempt an address upon the
seafIuld and suggested that q reprieye
might still BE- on its way, but this idea
Riel streuEOusly replied. He said
he knew his hour had coHie, and that
be was not only prepared. but that
he would not have Il any other way,
as nothing but the alternative Of prs
on for life awaited him, and 10 him
death was preferable 70 that. During
the night he addreesed 3 letter % his
motker aud % bis sister. which touch.
"a ubon the aEecti0n he bore them.
BE added q codicil % his will specify.
ing that be desired his body to Be laid
By the side Of his father at Sc. BDni-
faee eemetry, la Winnipeg, which -
quest will be carried out. Father
Andre uill 20 there With Reilis ~
mains uIthin a ~ days His bodF
Was In fred tO-I1I uudef the scailold
He preged almclt couiiunosly durlnE
the nh 6, emr cfing the written
prayers 81 the church, and then again
PRAYING eFtesRporo Ia both French
and English. lie directed . prayer
b bis. frieuis % the Uuited Siaies.
where he declared the most of them
we're. and again for All his friends In
Quebec. He prayed for his lawyers
and spoke Of their efforts Ga his be
bali end q tRe'r going y England
The attending father told him II
was his duty 10 pray for his enemies.
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once isegan % pray IN English for ths
premier Of Canada, but On his pTayel
be asked that the governments might
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