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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15
CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER !
ST. PAUL, Minn., July IL. 1885. (


in and for the County Of Ramsey, and State
Of Minnesota, at the special term to be held
Saturday, July 81, 1856. at the Court House in
ST. Paul, Minnesota, for judgment against the
several lots and real estate embraced in a war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon,
for the hereinafter named special assess
meuts.
All il the City of ST. Paul, County of RAM
sey and State of Minnesota, when and where
all persons interested may attend and be
heard.
The owners and description of real estate
are as follows:
Assessment for Opening, Widening
and Extension of Marshall Avenue,
One Hundred Feet Wide, From Vic
toria Street Westward to the City
Limits.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description ASSm't.
E Rogers and Stone. II of E
u of Sc 4 of SW a of section IS,
town 20. range %, except S 33 #,
st. Anthony Avenue, Carroll Igle-
hart and Victoria streets, and part
taken for Marshall Avenue. .... SIS. 90
J N Rogers. w u of 4 of % of
Sc u of SW a Of section 80, town
go, range %, except 33 fit, Carroll
Iglehart and Milton streets, and
part taken for Marshall Avenuc.... SIS 90
Sanborn's Addition.
Supposed owner and Lot. Block. Amt of
description. ASSENT t.
Chas Nockin Except part
taken for Marshall Az
enue). S2.UU
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. / 200
Rogers Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot Block. Assm't.
G Rogers Except part
taken for Marshall AV-
enue). ................ So.oo
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 2 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 3 200
E Dickermann Except
part taken for Marshall
Avenue. E.uu
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 9 200
L K Stone Except part
taken for Marshal, Az
enue) III 2Uu
G f Dickerman Except
part taken for Marshall
AVenue) .............12 2.OU
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). IA 800
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 3 800
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue)..'2 2 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 3 2 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 2 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 200
L Stone Except part
taken for Marshall Az
enue) Observation-Disclosures. 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). 10 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). IL 2 200
Dickerman Except part
taken for Marshall Ave
nue. IL 2.OO
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). Is 2 200
Geo Webster Except part
taken for Marshall Az
enue) ..................l Ia 2.OU
Buell. s. Mackubin's Out Lots.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot Assm't
Mary F Hopkins Except lyle
hart street and part taken for
Marshall Avenue) ............I S65. so
Varney & McManigals Encouragement of
Block l, A E Ramsey'S Addition.
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Nininger g. DonneIly Addition
Palace Addition to st. Pa,

All in the City of St. Paul, County of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota.
1888 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15
Assessment for Opening. Widening
and Extension OF st. Adams Street,
Sixty Feet Wide, Between Aurora
and Marshall Avenues,

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. ASsm't
G E Dickerman. Lot IL, Smith s
Lofts Out Lots, st. Paul. Except
Iglehart street and part taken for
st. Adams street. Bal. of benefits S24S. 90
J N A Griswold Lot 2, Smith s.
Lofts Out Lots, St. Paul. Except
ST. Anthony avenue and part taken
for St. Adams street. Bal. benefits $296. 90
Fred Butterfeld. The 60 acres of N
n of Sc Il of section 35, town 30,
range %. Except Victoria, Fisk,
Miller, Grotto, Martin and Fuller
streets and St. Anthony and Aurora
avenues, and part taken for St.
Adams street, being in st. Paul,
Minnesota. -. Balance of benefits S75S. 90
Chute Bros Division No. l.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot. Assmt
Chute Bros. 16,17&1S S36 SO
Same. ................ .15, 14&13 43 90
Chute Bros DivisionNo. 8.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Assm't
Chute BIOS. .5U,2SS2S 800. 5U
Same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,2&3 43. 90
All IN the City of. St. Paul, County of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota.
1888 GEORGE REISeCity Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15
A E Ramsey's Addition
Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot. Block. ASSN

Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Anna E Ramsey Except
part taken for Marshall
AVenue) ............... SIS. 90
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 2 8 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 3 3 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 5 3 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 6 3 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 3 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. s 8 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 9 3 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). 10 3 100
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). IL 3 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue)..12 8 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). Is 8 200
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). IA 3 2.75
Amt of
Supposed owner and description. Assm't
A Johnson. That part S of st. An
thony Avenue of the lott acres
of W %. II acres Of SW u of section
81, town 90, range 23, being in st.
Paul, Minnesota, except part taken
for Marshall Avenue. .............. SIS. 80
Smelling Park Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assmt
E Finch ct al Except
part taken for Marshall
Ayonllpl If 4 60 M
Same ct al Except part
taken for Marshall Ave-
nue) ............ 10 200
Quinby Park Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
John HI Murphy Except
part taken for Marshall
Ayenue). IL II S2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). IL II 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall AVenue). 10 IL 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 12 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 12 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 12 225
H Quinby Except part
taken for Marshall Az
enue) II 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). IL II 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). 10 IL 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 9 II 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. s IL 2.25
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue).. 7 II 225
II Quinby Except part
taken for Marshall Az
enue) .................10 10 2.25
Lowering Park Addition.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description. Lot. Block. Assmt
Cyrus E Horton Except
part taken for Marshall
Avenue). ........ .....l5 9 So 90
Same Except part taken
for Marshall Avenue). .l5 200
Amt of
Supposed owner aed description Assmt
Frank Farwell. The % of % of
E II Of NV d of section 3. town rs,
range %, being in st. Paul, Mime
sofa, except part taken for Marshall
AVenne.- >.---..........-........ SIG. so
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Supposed owner and description. ASSm't
] SchmitZ, commencing on w line
of lot 4, subdivision of Ayd's farm,
chains Of northwest corner of
said lot; thence E 6.27 chains;
thence 4.50 chains; thence w 667
chains: thence S $50 chains to be-
ginning, except ST. Clair street,. $40. so
} Fl Bryant and N McAfee. SW Il of
SW Il of section 2, town 90, range
%, being in st. Paul, Mimi, except
St. Clair street. ................... $50. 90
Watson g. Rice's Subdivision &C. Block l,
Stinson, Brown s. Ramsey's Addition.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits
C. N Bell So 90
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Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Benefits
Mary Boghen, 25 it of.......1&2 $3.50
Stinson's Subdivision of Block g. Stinson,
Brown s. Ramsey's Addition.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Benefits
James Stinson ct al. .36&35 $12. 30
Same ....................3i, 3S&39 Il. 50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15
Smelling Park Addition.

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
E Finch ct al Except
part taken for Marshall
Avenue) ................l6 81 90
Same ct al Except part
taken for Marshall Ave-
nue.. ..................I5 200
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15

Thomas Days Subdivision of Block 2, Stin-
son, Brown & Ramseys Addition.
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Buell. s. Mackubin's Out Lots.

Buell. i MaCkublnS Out Lots.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot ASSN t
Mary Hopkins Except lyle
hart street and part taken for
Marshall Avenue) ..........14 sos so
Varney & McManigars Encouragement of
Block l, A Ramseys Addition.
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Assessment for Change of Grade On
Fairfield Avenue, Between Dakota
Avenue and State Street.

Robertson's Addition to West St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, July Is. 1886.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15

Supposed owner and description. AS
A Johnson. That part S of st. An
thony Avenue of the E lott acres
of w I'll acres Of SW u of section
81, town 30, range 23, being in st.
Paul, Minnesota, except part taken
for Marshall Avenue. s.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-15
Marshalrs Addition to West St. Paul.


1858 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-29

impatient friend before the session was through
that man could belong 10 two parties at one
and the same time-darkening counsel In the
secret caucus Of the one and guiding an alliance
with the other on the floor OF the House, over
which he presided.
ON the isth-fye DAYS after the remarkable
revelation In the Tribune OF Blaine's secret
treason against his party-he had its editor at
dinner enjoying those sweet utterances which
the plucky Plumed knight dared not speak
aloud. The fact that he thus entertained Reid
was announced In special dispatch to the
Tribune of the next morning-evidenty rs an
assurance TO the country that they were in po-
litcal accord.
This has necessarily been so much extended
that must devote another chapter 20 the his.
tory Of the Force bill, which a joint Republican
CnlCms ngreed ON and Mr.. Blnlne defeatod.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-29
MIR, BLAINE'S BOOK.
AN ANALYTICAL REVIEW BY HON. GEO.
c. GORHAM.

Last Days OF Republican Power
Scandal as Political Force-1875-
Revival OF Doughfaceism-Bia ine's
Alliance with the Demooraoy-Tho
"Tribuno" a white League organ-It
Advertises for the Assassination of
orant-Reid's Call on Blaine to
Throw on His Republican Disguise.
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Observation-Disclosures.
WINTED---HELP.

WY ANTED--A CASHIER WHO CAN LOAN
w his employer $1,000 salary $3.50 per
month with security. Address s. Y. THOMP-
SON Republican Office. p-pg
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THE NEW POST BUILDING.
LOST and FOUND.

n OST-oN TUESDAY EVENING, MAY %,
Il II gold bracelet ornamented with da-
mond horseshoe containing eight stones. a
liberal reward will be paid If returned to 23i
N. Cap. st. 9.29
r T-ITALIAN GREYHOUND BITCH
IL tawn; aged; owners name and address
ON collar. Liberal reward If returned imme.
diately TO All N. J. ave. s. f. 0-2O
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W1NTED---HOUSES

XXyANTED-TO PURCHASE FROM Own
w err, on installment plan, cash payment
$500 small brick house, in good locality; price,
$4,000. Address NJ. NJ, Republican Office. 1881
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my27.thsm8t Asst Adjutant General.

NTSe EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE on MEMORIAL
SS SERVICES DEPARTMENT or THE Po-
ToMAC, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 70, 1886.
Memorial Day will DO observed in this Dis
trict on the 3lst instant, the 30th falling on
Sunday. IL has been our custom In the past
to call on the pupils of the public schools for
flowers with which to decorate the graves of
the Union soldiers who lie buried ut Arlington
ana other cemeteries in this jurisdiction.
This year the schools close on the 2Sth, and
remain closed until June /. 1t is, therefore,
impracticable TO gather flowers in the manner
we have been doing because flowers brought
to the schools on Friday would fade before
Monday,
We, therefore, appeal to the patriotic citi.
zens to help us TO overcome this difficulty by Il
generous contribution of flowers. which may
be left mt the following places on Sunday, or
before $50 n. M. Monday, 3lst instant
d. W. HOughton, 2SlS n st. (GeOrgetown);
Duckett's drug store Pa. ave. and 22d st. NV.
j. i. Burke, FOL Pa.av. N. W.; DR.. Chesters
church ith and d SITS. ). f.. and at National
Rifles Armory, the headquarters of the Deco.
ration Committee, q st. n. w, near 0th
VIM. w. HIBBARD,
Chairman Committee on Decorations and
Grounds.
Il. C. REyELIs, Secretary. my2S-2t
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- 9th and d SITS. N, W,-Spring Sessions-A
practical business education that qualities
young men and women to support themselves
and successfully perform the active duties Of
writing, the English language, correspondence,
rapid celebrations, bookkeeping, business
practice, commercial law, political economy,
evening, A full corps Of teachers. illustrated
circular, sent free on application. HENRY q.
SPENCER, Principal. MRS. SARA A. SPEN'
GER, Vice Principal.
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n~Sss-.s. NJ. CATE NJ, d., 0lO MCPHERSON
VS. square, Washington, ID. c., gives special
spinal Gurvatures, and Pottss Disease rele-
phone call AS, mhS-3mo
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H4TANTED - BETWEEN JUNE 10 AND
w August l5, / large front room, or front and
hull room. I'd floor, furnished or unfurnished,
between nth and 18th, II and n, on or near +
st. cars. Address II. b. L.. Republican office.
I.3l
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n%@1 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-THAT
~ the Organized Carpenters and JOiners
of Washington are prepared to take work at
rates lower than those OF last season, aud re.
quest all persons who contemplate building,
or have work that has been stopped by the
show that the assertion made by us THAT
work can be performed Mt lower rates for eight
hours than 1t was for ten hours last season."
We are also prepared TO take all jobbing on the
same conditions, and our organizations will
guarantee that all work undertaken will be
completed, without any lockout or other i'm
pediment, in the best workmanlike manner
TIERS AND JoiNERS, headquartcrs corner 7th
and l. SITS. N. w. my2S.tf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VERRY's PLACE, 9O7 llTH ST. y. W, NEAR
81 l-First.clnss restaurant and saloon, for
the accommodation of ladies and gentlemen;
all the delicacies OF the season always on hand.
Choice wines, liquors beer, and cigars. JERRY
ROBINSON proprietor apl0-s If
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THE INDIoNATIoN MEETING.

The Evarts.Kelly-ReidS chell meeting to
denounce Grant was held at Cooper Institute
Jan. II, and was appropriately addressed by
Belmont, Wickham VIM f. Dodge, and VIM
M. Evarts. Reid was a vice president. A
telegram was fead nom ,MeEnery' me Demo-
promising that 'our people will not be goaded
into conflict with the United States troops /"
Also promising ito refute ISLANDERS of Gen.
Sheridan"
So animated were the speakers that when
Grants name was mentioned there were cries
of chang him." So says Il writer In HlipeT's
Weekly, In the article accompanying Nast's
cartoon of Reid.
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BOARDING..

IMPAIRMENT employees WILL FIND 1T
IL TO their advantage TO take their meals at
"the old reliable" the American House, Pa.
ave-, cor 7th st.; reasonable rates and season.
able hours. Call or write for circular. ia22-u
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WANTED.oFFICE RooM-WE WISH TO
w secure for an acceptable party part of q
desirable Office or store. JOHN SHERMAN
tC 90 Al
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WlfNTED---ROOJfS.

VNIANTED q OR UNPUBLISHED
w rooms in nice location, northwest: terms
must be reasonable; no children; best refer
flee Al
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GRANTS RESPONSE To THE SENATE.


On the 18th of January the President re-
sponded TO Senate inquiry concerning the
New Orleans affair, and stated that, although
he had not directed matters there, "the troops
we've bound to act upon the Judgment OF the
commanding officer upon each sudden con-
tingency that arose, or await instructions which
could only reach them amer the threatened
wrongs had been committed which they were
called on to prevent" lie said the presence
of the troops prevented bloOdshed" and that
"both parties appear to have relied upon them
as conservatory OF The public peace He COM
But the reader of Mr. Blaine's book will search
II in vain for any allusion to this stirring mes
sage.
LOUD CALL ON BLAINE.
On this same day the Tribune struck its
shrillest note. II was four days after It had
advertised for an assassin The editor found
u necessary to accelerate the pace of his friend
Blaine, lie, was satisfied with his attitude,
lie did not doubt his fidelity To the cause of the
White Leaguers for which the Tribune was
daily striking such sturdy blows. But he felt
the need OF help. He, said the country was
suffering ior NAN to beard the tyrant Grant,
James @. Blaine, from the speakers chair.
looks only through the avenue TO the mansion
Opportunity lies under his hand, He might
reach out and take II with almost single
hearty utterance," That meant that
country with him, unless some extra work was
Immediately put In TO stem the tide. "But"
continues the alarmed editor, "epen he has h6Si-
tdted, and tailored, and MuTTERED UNDER MS
BREATH THE THINGS HE DARED NOT SPEAK
ALOUD, until the Opportunity has almost per-
haps already, passed."
How musical TO the ear of Reid must those
mutteTings of Blaine have been, which ho
dared not speak aloud In the presence of Re.
publicans Ifonly the southern white-liners
could hear them, they would be his at the
election oflSI6, and Reid would be the great
WaTw lex OF his day, and Blaine his Presldeutt
oh, anxious soheming editor, could you not
lash your friend up 70 your speed What II
dullaTd he must have beon. Oh, Mr. Facing.
both.ways in that Speakers chair, have you
never regretted that you did not then take the
leap, and openly proclaim yourself on the side
with which you were plainly enough allied?
But the great political balancer taught his
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ID AINEY Il CHEW, RETAIL DEALERS IN
III Wood and Coal of all kinds, lS02-i 18th
81. n. W., Washington, ID. G. All orders
promptly attended to- Wood and coal kept on
plank floor and under cover. mh6-stf
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n;Ss4wE, THE UNDERSIGNED DO AGREE
~ not to open our respective places Of
business on
MONDAY. MAY 81. DECORATION DAY.
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JSoR REYT-FuRNisHED SOUTH FRONT
il rooms with board: cars pass good rg'er
walton in front; 1903 II st. N. w. Table board
~
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EDUC1TIONIL.

GUNNER CLASS STRETCHING FROM Ma
- ture for ladies aud gentlemen about 10 be-
gin; two lessons II week, 81 each lesson, Ad-
dress Republican Onice SEATON D0N0HO, Ar
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NOR REMITTANCE I'd FLOOR FRONT
II room, bath, &c, new house, private fam
lily ofadults, with board s3j, two persons so.
1in L Il n W 1.1l
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cogETIss CATTm.



C0mino from 81. Louis on the aleep-
inR ear feli in With 3 couple Of men
from The cowboy region down b. TIE
fndian Territory. They owned ranches
thers and we're tAlking about tha cattle
buaineas. One was an Enalishman and
Was on bis Way baak 20 The old eoumtFy
for short xisit. he ga sayiag; Il
ooanied 7l5 cattle II q held thia sida o.
Kansas City," He then toak from bis
yea poekst q thing som6thinR Ike
. silver watch. ~fhis - E cattle
counter be explained. Yea sse thers
are three figures on The side. Nov, a.
often e. you press t6at little knob .
sgurs changes for tie next one higher.
That's hou q works" sud be preassd
the knob Fapidly and the figures ohanged
af eVsrg pressure. Win this / oan
oount up 70 S99 na fast as eatfle can
iamp paas ne Ia 0eld have ia1l %
oommeacs 81 one end and look 81 She
cattle one b. enc. pressing this every
time. and / wont sake . migtaks onee
n TOO tiues.n
Il never 20 n fog thoss nsw tangled
aFfanEeuenfs.n said sue American
FAnchman. II have . cowboy who has
6 hundrsd buttons On . string. He can
count cattle as fast aa thoy ran with
that slFine. he bas another string
Rrgand his neoks and af every bandrsd
ooanfsd be slipa . b1t % &c tbs neuk
string. He can eDnnt 10 .00o cattle wish
his strinRs e. easily as You can 20 -
on shat thing, and Do Il as correctly,
ioo."
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I,onpoN. AuR. &.--Sexton tFaFnellttel
oave notice ii the Commons this even
fna Of his Intention 70 move the follow
inc amsndmsnt 20 the address 10 reply
10 the Qaeen's speech:
eve kumbly represent 20 yoar Majesty
thAt circumstances accountable Tor the
recent riots II Bslfast dsmo1strate the
necessity for speoiai Measures 10 main
tain order there, tha most urgent of
thesa MEASURES being ths - establish
ment of youF MAisaag'a authority N tbs
districts frsm which TIE polioa havs
baen sxpsiled. By che inorsaas o. the
looai esnstabulary 10 saah strength -
vii enable ID - deal vita Any pFooaois
oonfinaenoy.
Sir Miohasi Hieks- Beach. rsplyinR %
Russsi, who yesterday QaSe Rotioe ot
bis intentsou 70 move today the aa1oafn-
msns of ths debate II the Heuse q
Cemmons for the paFpon of ascertain
inc IL tha GoVeEn@ent'a oo1ecs % sad
ina General SIR Rsdvsrs huiler 70 Ire
and uns 70 establish maruAl laW, DE-
elarea that the 6enerai was not ssnt
10 Ireland 20 establish martial lAg, nor
70 strain the erdtaaEy lsw, sut merely
70 assist tie civil aMlhoEitfes u ths vera
of prsssrving esoial order. and deasas
inc aud punlshinR crime
This reply was not deemsd sstlsfae.
tory by the oppoat1eas ana ha.sen
moved she adioaFnmaat. Eae geo.s
oppsaiiion, cnnsis tnR q All To oiaa
slona aad PaFneliits msmoeEa. arose -
sapport of the Detien. aad hasss..
proceeded to osutend tnaa tae psliey @
tbe 0Ovsrn msni waa 10 d1grade lfeiano
% shs Isxsl sf . savage and oArosfsss
connfry. He made . vlRo1o1a epeecA. y
uhieh be sAtd tAat Belier VS. oaiy
kaOan aa . military mans aaa = 80
bsen predicEed thas be tbaslerl wo1a9
treat The meonlightefs - feeslA
Lord Rsndolph CoureesA EsRs,ea 3.
ianRth. ooFr0bofafln1 ~ -.
| Hiekn. Renchas Htataneut. and defsBd1nR
the GoVarnnsns's policy. ne 80 eR'
possa 10 he adioaFnmen1 ~ eooa.a' e@s,,
aiaa, ohaFehin sald: : las nes.oA slli
nst have . praatieal aAa1e Ane ssos
srn0ent refusea % alseass - il..ts.. -, =,
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