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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-25
A Russian Princess.
THROWING FORTUNE INTO THE FIRE-TH1
TEMPER OF FIEND

Caroline Bauer tells the story of the Prin-
cess Natal Kurakin, which might serve a,
the basis to a drama. She was an imposing
and captivating beauty, with the temper of
fiend and became the most admired and
feared woman at the court of the Emperor
Alexander. Her husband idolized her, and
unfortunately, allowed her complete control
over himself. To indulge her love Tor pleas
ure and luxury he went beyond his means.
and ,iien suiG one estate af.er another. Once
when he handed her a little pack of bank
notes he had won, as sort of peace Offering,
Nstlie seized them and threw them into the
fire to cure the general, she said, of club and
gaming and late hours. Another night, when
she was adorned in full splendor for court
ball, the general kept her waiting At last
he came, greatly excited, with red face and
flashing eyes. She suppose the excitement
was caused by wine and told him so in vehe-
ment words.
"No, dear darling" he protested, Il had
the most important business to attend to,con-
corning yourself and our Alexandra. Look
at these rube notes-you will not throw them
into the fire." 81 will, though she ex-
claimed And as she spoke she snatched the
note. from his hands and threw them into the
flames. He shrieked in despair and rushed
forward to save them-too late! There was
seen bright blaze and
Natalie" he said, in a hollow voice. you
have just destroyed our whole fortune-S300.-
600. l hope, if ! should not return alive
from Caucasus, that you may never have
bitter repentance To-day received orders
from the emperor's own lps to join the army
in the Caucasus tomorrow In order to Sc
cure your and our child. future, TODAY sold
our last estate to the crown, and everything
now i. ashes! ashes
General Kurakin was killed in one of his
first engagements in the Caucasus. and Nata
lie became the most heartless of widows.
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State of Maine.

OXFORD, ss.-Conrt Of County Co,.m,s,io.
Dec Session, A. d. 1855. held at PARIS ON "a.
Tuesday Of Dec. 4. ID. les5, being In. f,osss,*
ninth day Of said month.
The County Commissioners for the County Of o.,
ford. In the month OF September. A. ID. 1875 IA M,
vided By Law, made actual inspection Of the oon, ~
roads duly located ana open for travel lying In
Incorporated townships and tracts of Ian, he,si
after mentioned In said county. for the purpose :,
Ascertaning the condition Of said roads and es,,u
ting the amounts needed to put the same in renal.
80 as to be safe and convenient for public travel az
II appearing on said inspection that ssid roads w.
not In COED repair and not safe and convenient ~
purposes OF public travel. and that a IA,
should be assessed said land for the repair of az
roads therein: they do therefore, on this ,uen."
ninth day of December, A. ID. 1855, adjudse and y,
der that the following sums be assessed, AID ths
same are hereby assessed upon the following I,ns
In unincorporsted townships and tracts of land nus
matter mentioned, for the purpose o. r,paing mn.
roads passing through them, during the year 4 %
1886, to Wit ~
On tndover West Surplus for the purpose of %
pairing that part Of the county road leading from
Andover orner 10 Upton which lies in said Surnlns
the sum of lift one dollars and twenty cent, Il "a
sessed rs follows
Owner: Description. No. Acres vslue Tax
Henry W. Dunn, 100 &f0I sn
Timothy Walkers estate St,.,-
dArd lots. 30 100 IN
Wheeler Boobier,or unknown, 100 100 50
Androscoggin Water PowerCo.
balance of township, 900 5000 $500
And Henry W. Dunn Of Andover North surplus 1,
appointed agent 10 superintend the expenditure OF
the same according 20 law, and is required to give
bond rs the law directs
On Andover North Surplus, for the purpose of re.
pairing so much of the county road leading from An
and also 50 much of the Black Brook road. called
MS lies within said Surplus, the sum OF one hundred
and hftyfour dollars and twenty cents is assessed
rs follows:
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Questions Answered III!

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing IN
the world for allaying all irritation of the
nerves. and curing all forms of nervous com
plants, giving natural, childlike, refreshing
sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingy
Some form Of Hops!tr'
CHAPTER
Ask any or all of the most eminent physi-
eiaHs:
"What is the only remedy that can be re-
lied on to cure al. diseases of the kidneys and
urinary organs; Bright's disease, diabetes,
retention, or inability To retain urine, and all
the diseases and ailments peculiar to Wom-
en-
"And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phatically, "Buehu i!F'
ASK the same physicians
"What il the most reliable and surest cure
fer all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constpa-
ton, indigestion, biliousnes-, malaria, fever,
ague. &c, i" and they will tell you
Mandrake or Dandetton ~
Hence, when thee remedies combined with
others equally valuable,
And Compounded into Hop Bitters. such wonder
full and mysterious curative power 10 developed,
which IL varied in it. operations that no disease
o. III health possiby exist Or resist Its power
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest inya-
nd Or smallest child TO use.
CHAPTER /.
"Patieut."
"Almo st dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians, Of
Bright's and other kidney diseases. liver COM
plants severe coughs, called consumption.
have been cured.
Homen gone nearly erazyiHN
From agony Of neuralgia. nervousness,
wakefuIness and vario1s diseases peculiar -
women.
People drawn out of shape from excruciating pangs
OF rheumatism, nfammatory ami chronic, or suffer
ing from scrofula,
Ery,ipe asl
''saltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indigea-
ton, and, in fact almost all disease. fraii"
Nature l. heir to,
Have been cured by Hop Biiters. proof Of which
can he found in every neghb0rhood In the known
world
ASNone genuine without bunch Of green Hops
on the white label shun all The viie poisonou-
stuff with "Hop" or Hops" Ia their name.
janlteodhwlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-25

ENORvT ~HARES in the Centennial Ice Co.
II Buildings now contain le.o0o tons good ice.
Also interes, in Ice pond. favoraby located
for winter shipments. Inquire in person BY mail
Of GEO. W. HESELTON, Attorney at Law,
jAni4deod2w Gardiner, Maine.
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The old saving Opposition is the life Of
business" has not been sustained in enc in
stance at least, Siuce the Introduction of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup All other cough remedies
have been dead stosk.
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Two the County Commissioners within and for the

HFNNFBEC, IS - Board Of County Commission
erS, December Session. 1855 heid By adjournment
January 7. 1886
On the 'oregong petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners rcspOn-
siblc and ought To be heard touching the matter set
forth in said petition, it il ORDERED. that thirty
days previous notice be gwen that the County Com
missioners will meet at the Common Council Room,
in Gardiner, Wednesday the 10th day Of February
next, n 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and thence proceed 10
view the route mentioned in said petition; and
Immediately afterward hear the par
ties and their witnesses, and then take snch further
measures in the premises may be adjudgcd proper
Said notice to be given by serving att"sed copies of
said petition and thi. order thereon upon the Clerks
OF the towps OF Gardiner and Pittstsu. also the
clerk Of the Gardner and PittAton bridge
corporation. and by posting up such copies
in three publ cplaces in each Of said towns and by
publishing the same in the Kenneb"c journal. a
public newspaper printed in said County; that all
persons and corporations inter- ted may attend aud
be heard if they think proper.
Attest;-A. G. OTIS, Clerk.
true copy OF said petition and order OF couri
thereon.
Attest: A. G.. OrI+, CLERK.
ian ldltkW3W
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Years nave not seen and time shall not
Sec" the people sit down quietly to suffer
pain, when enterprise can afford such pan
acea as Salvation Oil.
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That my bad cough
Would take me off,
OF that was quite sure;
But now I'm we'll,
And am glad to tell,
Twas done BY Red Star Cough Cure
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BACHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

ss''stT"'h
Bees. in the world.
Harmless Relitbls In
stsntaneuu-, NO DIS
appointment. no ride
ulouS tInts: rem tiiv,
the III effects OF bad
dyes. leaves the HAIR
soft and b autifu !
BLACK OF Brown. Tx
planatory circulars
sent postpaid in sealed
envelopes. on aprlicA-
ton. mentioning this
/ paper. Sold by all drug
gists. Applied hy eS-
perts at BA TCH +. .
TORS Wig Factory 81
! i7th st. N. Y. cit,
t -
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Newspaper Advertising.
DAUCHY < co.,
ELEVEN MILLION COPIES !

Send for new Catalogue just out Parties coutem.
plating line of advertising large small. are
Quested TO send for estimate OF cost Please name
this paper. ian,t&wtN
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And V. r. Chandler of said Fryeburg Acitcmy
Grant IL appointed agent to superiniend the rxpen-
diure Of he same, aud IL require to give bond
the law directs
on hi ey Plantation, for purpose OF repairing the
road IN said flautation running up SUNDAY rive TO
Luther Li'cha!es, the sum OF thirty seven dollars
and seventy cent? il assessed as follows:
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nayl2t'eoA&wly NJ
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MO IS uracou.mTeo WITH Trs Gso6a'pHr or TH5
COUNTRY WILL SEE BY ssAaINh6 T-s NAP THAT TIE
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Owners pescrtpt on. No.
Detercst Conner. iot Z. II : and
f. half of,R1.
Augustus W. stiles. w half of
n / and n r 1 ora n,
NJ. X. chandler, : Eiof5. r..
and y " 1907 lot 4. and 1 OF
Ne part of lot7.Ro,
.Josiah Conner, lot- 4, 7,s.Ri.
Usmmnns. Cros, and Grover
lots7 b amy, RI. and 2 and
Sra.
x, q. A. Freeman. Nos. 4. &
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remainder OF said township.
except public lots 10000 5000 lU00e
And IL IL hereby ordered, that the tax assessed
n ;aiust James n. Hall, John Newton and William
Harding David Il. Hastings and French Thomas,
together with sNty.two dollars and thirty cents OF
The tax OF the Cross heirs. Emery and the Andres
coggiu Water Power Co, amounting in all to sew.
entN five dollars and ten cents. be expended upon
Black Brook Road, and >ilas +. Peaslee OF Upton
appointed agent TO expeud the same. and the bal
ance OF said tax, amounting to seventy five dollars
and ten cents. be expended upon the road leading
from Andover 10 Upton, and Henry w. Dunn ol sald
North snrplus, Is appointed agent TO eXpcnd the
SAINT and they are required to give bonds as the law
directs.
On township Letter G tor the purpose OF repair
ing the Rack Rrros road. callcd lviug in said
township, and also tn" Gary Road" called
which lies in said Township, the sum two hundred
dollars Is assessed, rs follows:
Owners. D. scription. No. Acres. Value. Tax
unen water Power Co, Lew.
istou. dam, lot aud buildings, 200 $500 $40 O.
Richardson Lake Steamboat
Co, hotel, boats aud boat
house, $500 1888
+. :. Coe h Co, remainder OF
said township except public
lots. 1880 $50 10000
And Silas +. Feaslsc of Upton, is appointed to su
pcrintepd the expenditure of TIL same, and hc is
Quired to give bond as the law directs
On G.. surplus, for the purpose OF repairing much
OF the county road leading from Andover to Upton,
lies in said surplus, the sum of thirty five dollars
il assessed a. follows: Upon the entire tract. sup
posed to contain $500 acres, exclusive OF public lots,
and ell hy n. y. Cor OF Bangor, thirty five dol.
Lars. and Henry W Dunn OF Andover North surplus
il appointed agent to supcriuiend the expenditure Of
the SANE, and is required TO give bond the law d.
reefs.
ON Fryeburg Academy Grant, Tor the purpose Of
repairing the only county road therein. the sun ~
twenty dollars and eight cents. is assessed fol
lows:
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Unknown Description. n,
X. l.. Norton, homestead,
kibridGe , smpbell.
IL. A. Lovejoy, homestead.
John A. French old ). Learne,
farm,
Henry W. Dunn. homestead,
Andrew Abbott. lots No.22 4 %
q. A. Burgess. lot No. 30.
John Newton and VIM. Hard
ing, lots No. 81 and -,
James n. Hall. timber lot,
:. W aud ID. A Msrston, pas
ture lot.
Timothy Walkers estate, JohI
Small farm,
David H.Hastings.o r unknown
lots No. ~. a. IS and 40,
French \ Thomas. lots No. 40
Al. ~, a. and A..
Cross heirs. Emery and Andres
coggin Wafer Power Co.. tn,
remainder of said township
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Ice Stock for Sale.

novAi2n
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The Host Wonderful Family
Remedy Ever Known.
-CURES-DiphtheriA.
Group, Asthma. Bron-
chitis. Neuralgia, Rheu-
matisrn, Bleeding NJ the
Lungs, UoArseness. In
rueuza, hacking Cough.
whoooins Cough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLAcEa

ATHoL, Mass, July 27.-The house of J. F.
Damon In RoyaIston, was struck by lightning to-day
and totally destroyed The loss iS $1,000; insurance.
81 500.
LEwIsrowN Ae. July 27.-The Crafts Building. oo-
cupied By the Moses Crafts Shoe Manufacturing Com
pAny at Auburn was lAst night nearly destroyed By
are the Cause Of which Tho loss placed
at from 81 900 70 $4,000 There insurance OF
90, 600 on the building, $1,000 on the msohinery and
$l7 700 on the stock. divided among seventeen COM
penios.
TORONTO Ont, July 2?.-Bush fires continue to raSe
in many purts of MAnitouIn island The osses In many
cases are seriouA Ths Uridge aud crossings between
Michasrs Bay aud Protidsncs Bay reported de-
stroyed Several saWnills and large quantity OF lum
beT have been burnt
CHICAGO July VA Palmyra VIA. dispatch ssys !:
On FRIDAY last sparE IRON 3d. Paul engine cot TIRE
70 some hay Oh the Blk Msrsh several thousand sofos
near here and an important hayinG ground, burning
hundreds Of acroa Ahd doing Ihe hsy
belonged 70 Mr.. p AItmier.
WASHINGTON, July PA nre tonight In the whole
sale grocery And hquor establishment OF Barbour a
Hamilton, HoA 6lA and 6l0 PennsylVania- ave, dam
aged the stock 70 the OF $4,000 The los the
iusurEnce Major Harris the now chief OF the Fire De
pnrtuent fell through tho roof OF the burning building
and Was severely injured
REw-ORLEAns July 27-F1re destroyed the ste am boat
Nsw.IberiA. a. Anglers, to-day The toWooat Harry
Wright belonging 10 Good Intent To~boat Company.
and the arrs Nette also had their upper
on The keWIbeus vas insured for $4,000 In tho
Contiuenta Uf New. York PhDnix, of Brooklyn Fire
aud Marine, Of 81 Paul, and herohanu and Manufaot
nrers of CincnnatL and the Nettie was insured for
81 800 ia the 81 Pau Fire and Marine insurance Com
pany. The Harry Wright was Avt insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
DENYING CoNNELDS CHAReEa
An urrxRvxw WITH SERGEANT BRAINARD ABOUT
THE EXPEDITION.

THE EXPEDITION.
NKw-BEDFoRD, Mass, July ~ (SpecidD.-
esrTaant l. BraiaArd. Of Arctic fame. visiting Wil-
lam Brsdford in Fair Gaven In regard 70 the charges
reoenty made BIZ Maurice Connoll relating 10 the In
tsrna history Of Lieutenant Greelys Arctic expedition
Bsrxeaut Bransrd said in an interview "Ip my opaion
Conneps statements are inspired BY unworthy motives
beoause OF fancied wrongs" BE declared that Conne
vas almoss q dead weIsht in tho expedition. In the
ena scenes of destution Conns Of the strong
est of the remanue meu but he dd little toward gather
Ing what food the country afforded. He vas puEna-
eieus irascibe and ambitious. but had no particular
ability, As to what Connell says about there being
good deal Of doubt about the party consisting OF Lock
WOOD Brnuard and an esquImo attaining 90 high lat-
tude a. they pretend and that they II the
uae Of the nsrum and that they allowed the cnro-
nometcr to run down. Brainard says that they wero
thoroughly familiar with tho Instruments and that their
notes were worked up after returning the main party
by the astronomer Of the expedition Israe who made
out that they had gone to latitude $50 a. about -four
mlles north beyond the highest latitude attained By
Markham in sir 0eorRe EareIs English expedition
There was no caunibasm 10 his be said AND
he know nothing Of o piecn OF meat which was louno
tied TO sring and which Connel says 0reely said was
human desh. The probability 10 u was bear meat
puroIued oY Henry from the general stores Al Cape
Sabine, whie lying idle Conneli grAtetniy ecoep.eo
shrimp brought him by sransrd ana rncn ws,s a
made apparent by questioning the manner oy wocn
the shrimp obtained, and implying that they were
obtained by using huma hesh as bait 10 regard 70 tue
charges that thore bad been partially shown In d.oP
line that Henry shot by Greedy Tor meat steA
Ing when the offences Of othet men OF u,s ,
interview with Conne printed soon 'iter tno
the expedition In Boston paper, was sntncient reius
one of the most thieves tho Lord ever placed
on earth, and IN mis- ease justice was Aroy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
DROPS RUINED BIZ STORMS

ST.. PAUL, Minn.. July 27.-A dispatch from
Haoek Minr sstimatas the damage 10 Eran by sasur-
dsy's hailstorm At 10000 bushels In the country
tributary 20 ArgyI aud 100000 bushels In the country
about Warren, together VITA a. much oan and barley
dIspaloh from 81 Thomas, DAkots, saJs that 10000
ncts OF woeat were destroyed IN tue saSe storm ks
treshinR rains are reported rom sOa'nefn MINNESOTA
yesterday.
St. PAU. Miun.. July 27.-A Dispatch from Pert As
snsbolns aays; terrible sprm here ysstsrdAy blew the
aaarteriaastsrs store down. The oss 10 $oO,oO0 The
raIdlns1 an rocked - Z" IN an earthquake
CHICAGO, July GA di,patoh from Cedar Rapids.
Iowa says Ksparts from eIy stations along the lines
of tha harrington, Cedar Rapids and Northern roe1
ShoW ,hHi inOs the susi grain aAs been harvested
Itth neItsf rss AHA Than hAd Osen anticipated.
OAnAJoHAGIE, ~ T., July 27.-Ths Last ray Of hope
spterta,uea by ths hOpEroWers shrouEhoGt Nsv!Tsrk
State VANISHED thIs morning Dar'ns tss nsht heavy
rniu oesurtsa The srovss thought that shis would
have GOOD eject hut instead. ynrds which ysstsrday
appeared green and healthy ais hoV blaSk ana utterly
nihed Where Que wAeh aas, % uAs thouHht quarter
sf thN aVsrasa Yield ueala bs hAfvSated, new 10 be'
IeVsd tLal pennd sIl Ie Iichea oooe isso neps
aow bfae 20 70 ~ esnts, against AAa ~ eesm s'a
woe0 Aen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
A BOLD STROKE or POLICY.
THE GAME THE NEW PREMIER Is AFTER
LORD sALrsDURY's HOPE FOR ToRxIoN ooMP1cA-
TfoNA
rBY cARLR TO fHR TRIBUNAL

TfONA
IBY cABLE TO rHR rRInuxE.l
CoDYTtSAtI 1885, EsrtN Imsrteas Csets Nssss o.
LONDON, July 27.-The Conservative meet
ing at Tho Carlteh Club to-day Rress surprise 10
the Torisa but still greater surprise to his own party
10 Lord Salisbury determination have Parliament
st In August All the Tory members had their prepafa
tons made for autumn session and Although the au
thorEsd repors Of the meeting to-day give IL out that
the ne programme received with cordial approval
the Tory sQuree themselves tell different story out
side They are deeply aggrevsd at the prospset of
being detained IN London the two great sporting an
niversaries-the J2th OF August and Let OF eepeem-
Der, when tho partridge and grouse shooting ssa.
soma respectively. begin. II s oasy to sse, they
ssy and they shake their heads omnously that Lord
Salisbury sportsman or he would never think OF
such desecration. What difference between him and
Lord HartIn gton who has gone tho 0oodwood rsos
meetur for the week In the heat Of the political excite
ment
Those English country gentlemen are sportsmeu nrst
ana politicians sfterward. Lord easbury's game, how
ever 10 we'll calculated. he not only wants to avoid
formulating Irish policy ~ long - posaible,
foreign AFFAIRS out Of which tioklish situations and
pregnant possibilities may at any moment arise IL all
eoes a. hopes Parliament after has met next week
and adjourned for the reelection Of Ministers, will rattle
through the estimates within fortnight and will then
adjourn until spring. This would give him five months
Of freedom from Parliamentary interference during
which he might do as he liked with foreign policy, and
the hope OF Lord Salisbury strong that something will
turn up abroad that will furnish him with chance
to distipg guish himself and give the British
public somethinR to think OF besides Ire
land. With Parliament to be faced In an
autumn sesason this nne prospect would be spoiled for
while he can depend upon LberstUnionists to back
him up delaying the disclosure OF hs legslation for
Ireland they would not themselves bound 10 follow
him In his adventures in search OF foreign policy.
These calculations essurne the Irish party viii re-
main nero lockers on they ohose 70 obstruot on the
estimates they could keep Paramens sitting till Christ
mas without an adjournment They will not adopt
such policy, however. without good rretext and
without serious consideration. 7. p. GILL; ID. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
SPIES AMONG TIE REvOLUTIoNIsTs.
rur CHICAGO AoIrAToRs ENTERTAINING CANADIAN
fsY rzLsoRAsa 70 rns rrrnuxa :

DETECTIVES IN DISGUISE.
CHICAGO, July 27.-lt has recently come to the
of the states Attorney that for the past swe
vsars the Can sdan Governments has kept two sxpers
d.t.etiyes IN this city watching the movements ~
Chicago dynamers In regard 70 their connection VITA
ths Rlel rebellion and other nsurrecuonary movements
.optemplated but not carried out In thai country IL
vss known taas should they bs compelled 20 TESTIFY
AZ the presspt trial. Lhey would 1T be recognizes
bv ths Socialists and would thersfore os rencersa
,eess for further wosk In yew Of these
,h.v h.vs be,n recalled within the past few veess na
the trial IL when they Will rsIurn III ieo oo
Thomss ussny, al .etve ward politician OF 'ns e'y
Ottawa, Ont, occupied " poeu'u " S
a,.n Ium,rrstion Agent, travelling sonatAaa7
- Cn,,.go and tho IrternAtioaai boundary
o. a. g. vincent on the MAnitooa Eoea'
vi. IN sh. postlon hs made the acquaintance Of
numner OF Chicago Apsrohsts' 'eArnsa 'ae'F oeANk,
nr com m unicated the same TO Sir Jonn Aacdouao he
wa aablsd In connection Sisn 40 Ane"0An' sAs VIZ
80 10 d,seloss scheme to the Canadian G"v"rnuer,
80. ,n.,rreo,iouary uprising In shat PrVvixce -
.,,, "a. uiuped In the bud, and Canadian Gsts:u -
- nm, on the track Of . conspiracy brewing ectwes.
v, Damont and orsanisauonso OF A6srehistsn CnieAse
- u.v YORK; suorly After this eveeny aud wilsoE sfs
w,,n,n.x ana hved IN Chicago, who're they have bean
watching the Asitasore
m. IAse superior region me aeo. ostsusiey fse
tom, purpoees or sDous TO. 30 snppeds having essa
a.,d ISr on CLlcago OF NevYork Ansfeslss, sss alS
sSs a. ~ s..u%.d 70 ssmss ssa VS. ~s
al. ,atAnos vs ewseny or his associate ree Vssesss
r . S sSus ~. a aasss oi me sssssvs msfns tss js
ssura me referred 70 10 desienAted - cho@ss
~ s .apps.ed % Ss able to give the s.e
nurabsrs, particularly tue lattef ef these vac 80
sss % e Ss s sas ss % nay %. $
dsIrastsd fsr soua time 6store tae:s ss.sa ns \. sss
~ Of ths Ameresn oreae and sss' 'hsss1oS'' ~ W.
many