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TkUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHEAST COR
NEk OF ELEXENIH II , STREET e., AND NARY.
III ll-l2 FEET O. MARYLAND AVENUE
By virtue or deed OF trust, dated June 1lth "a
AID. 1859. and duly recorded In Li1er and r, 81.
No ~. fOio 337. one Of the land records o. the -
District Of Columbia, and by direction OF the
party thereby secured. the subscriber will cell Il
public aSc.IS9, IN frons Of he premlses % WE'D
1850. ~ Flvc O'CLOCK A.. the followiGg real
.!ct aforesaid and being known and descrihsd the
plat or plan OF sald city and being Lots IF, @, H.
aud IN the suhdivision OF parts OF lots numbered
two (2) and tour l4) and the whole Of lot numbered
three (3). In square numbAfed three hundred and
my Two (So2) made by Joseph l. McWiiliems, May
9Th 1852 and recorded In tue once Of the surveyor
said District in Lber b. folio 1885, together with The
bulldogs and improvements thereon, which cons, &
Of large AID basement brick house. with
grounds enclosed By brick well aud iron fencing
Terms Of sale: oue-thlrd cash. and the balance in
six twelve and eighteen months, with inteteaS; de-
frred payments g be secured BY deed Of trust
ntermS OF sale no complied with In seven dnya
amer the da OF sale. property to BE- res0d the risk
and expense Of defauiting purchaser. All cunyey-
ancing q purchassr's ex psnse.
eexA-o6os surviving x1uasea
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HNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IL
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERIAL.
PkINTING: CoASISiING Or sIXrY-HORoE
POWER STEAM ENuiNE, BEAr.NG IN.
PRESS; Iron q. Ale iron TANKS. wire
FENCE, BOOKCASES. WAKURUbE.S, PIC
TURL FRAMES. Desks. TABLES, CHAIRS,
AND y LARGE NUMBER Or MlsCkLLANE-
OUS ARTICLES
On SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER SECOND,
1856 at kLkV EN UCLOCk.I will sell the ABOVE de
scrbed articles III front of my auction rooms, where
they have been removed To cOnV enence OF sale.
BY order OF L u GRAV B.
Chief OF the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
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Desperate Boy Lover.
HE SHOOTS HIS YOUNG SWEETHEART AND THEN


A special from Waterloo, ILL.,, yesterday, says
Cialian Bridge, a hamlet located a few miles
from here, Was the scene of a terrible tragedy
to-day. One yea. ago Ed Clark, 17year-oid
boy, iell In love with schoolmate, Lena Foitx
VINO Was then Ia years oil age. He paid heI
marked attention, and in short time the al.
iair Was oU.. rived Dy the girls paieuts. The
foitZ family Is oue OF the best In the county
AND Tie attentions OF young Clark were dis
Outraged more ON account VI the youLn vi
the pair tnan anyDaing else. Tue girl
Is saiu 10 have rec.procaieu young ClarKs al.
iec.ions, anu Irequcntiy evadcd tue walcnfu
ey es Ga ner parents W mold ciandestine inJer
views wlln niin.
FInaiiy the Foltz family adopted stringent
MEASURES, and Clark Was warneu ~ Keep away
iron the mouse. tie stall inanaged " see the
girl, however, and IL appears sue lately in.
formed ulin that she would not marry him
Without her parents CONSENT Io-uay the ueau
bodies Oh the lad and uis eethearL were found
hear the UIluge. Tie mad SHOT ner through tue
head ana then seut "A DULLES iuIo uis oau Drain.
Oe story Is liiat Miss toiLZ CONSENTED ~ deu til
aud thai IL note Was left u InaJ effect The
otuer Is that Clark lureu her from Tie house
muruered her aud tusn committed suicide.
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An AGKICULTCR RAJ. DEPARTMENT EXPERT SENT
To MAKEAN INyEsTIGA ZION.

AN Kali EAPkRI SkNI
To MAKE AN INyEsTIGA
The Commissioner OF Agriculture has
ceived from the Hon. Robert Beverly a letter
dated yesterday nj The Plains, Va, saying: II
see by the newspapers that the Chicago stock
yards people are denying the existence OF any
disease among cattle at their yards Unjust beg
of you TO send q veterinarian to this section
possible 10 look after diseased cattle
that were brought here directly from Chicago
stock yards by ar. +. T. Hoton. L learn that
the disease exists, or that cattle are dying In
three counties--Fauquier. Prince William and
Loudon u tn y being cattle bought In stock
yards Of Chicago. In every instance the cattle
came from Chicago. i have seen none VI them,
but hear that many OF them out u each Car.
load So brought have died and Others sick,
some OF our farmers say from Texas lever, but
all say that the cattle have a cough, which I
know is not peculiar TO Texas lever" The
commissioner has seut DIR. Dyer to Virginia 10
make an investigation. The commissioner re-
ceived q dispatch from Governor Oglesoy, q
Illinois. yesterday, saying thai he had adopted
the rules OF the agricultural department for tie
suppression OF the pleuro-pneumonis In CHI
CAxO.
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PROPOSALS.

DROFOoAI4S FOR GLASS.
II OFFICE isUILDISG FOR STATE.
WAR NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WASHISGTOS. d. e.. sep ENTER = 1856
Sealed Proposals for furnishing ana delivering the
Pc Is ed p dOu ie thick hammered UslaSs re-
onirsd or the est and c-nter wing OF T. Bui ding
for ;stp, " and Navy ID pa trn' N 5 IN tnS cty,
Will b. receive until W ELN r Nj, on lHU RcDAI
1Hk SEN ENrH DAY oF OCTOBER, 1886, nd
opened iumeC thereafter III presence OF bidders
SPECIFICATIONS general truCtlOns to bidder and
blank orns of proposal will he FURNISHED to Stab
lShed manufacturers and ,it Glers Oh applcA IN to
this ofii,e. IhO> i4lNCOls-s CASX
Colonel, Corps of Engin0ers.
seq. IS 29. 80. oc5S6-6t
I)ROPOsAIS FOR CONSTRUCTING TANK
III HOUSE
REFORM SCHOOL. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WAsHINGToS. sept. 2o. lSS6.
Proposals will be received the office OF the
President of the Board of Trustees uD.ii Nv Five
NJ, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH. 1886,
constructing a TANK HOUSE on the grounds OF the
Reform school.
Blank forms IF proposals. nd specifications together
with all necessary noi nation, be- detained
application therefor the Office of the Secretary of
the Board OF Trustees. al No. 1884 r ST. NV, and
only bids upon these forms will. be considered.
The CHI Is reserved reject any and all bids or
parts OF oik. GEORGE ". ADAMS,
seZ4-6t Presdent Board of Trustees.
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French Interests in Egypt.
FRANCE WILL NOT ALLOW THEM TO b
IGNORED OR PRrIunICEn

r
IGNORED OR PREJUDIcED.
The French newspapers warmly applaud the
declaration OF Premier DE Freycinet at Tuu-
luuse, Tuesday night, that France desires peace,
but 1t must be peace which would Cost her
dignity nothing. AMI That she would in no case
aouicate her rank as a great power. The
Journal DIES De6dIs rejects the advice of Bis
marck newspaper organ that France should
annex lrlpoii, aud says that the English are
dciuued II tney think France is dis, osed Ia Sell
cneaply tier Claims in Egypt Tue Journal adds
mat IL is Frances rigul To foruid any oLner
maritime power nom definitely seIzins Egypt
Inc annexation vi IouQuIu has created ano Uuer
Interest Tor France. rendering the ueuLraliza-
tlon VI Lle Suez canal necessary. BRUSH occu-
patton Oh Egypt uespite France would produce
a lasting feeling Oh resentment aud destroy all
hope oI a gOou understanding between France
and England Tor long period. Tue French
people nope and gladly believe Iiiat the mayor.
lay o. The British people nave patriotism aud
intelligence enough 10 prevent sucn AL even, u
aiity. La Nattondt says: I'VE Dave no concern
VITA Tripoii, and viii not go there. Our INFER
e,.s iIe Ia Es. pt and nowhere else, anu we snail
ENFORCE our rights.
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Obiiterating the Color LIN.

SPARTA, ILL.,, sept. 3o.-Ihe question OF OBJ
literating the color line I'm the schools here
seems Al the present time 10 have been salts
iacioriiy settled. Until this season the coIored
pupils, of whom there are about 90. have been
taught In rooms apart from the wuite children.
luis year The advanced room has been dis
banded and scattered through the different
rooms as the grades Justified. Inc new de-
parture Will oe accomplished seemingly with
out tue trouble that WAS Thought might fol-
low.
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CementatiOn Of Bodies.
A PROCESS BY WHICH THE FokM OF THE DEAD
Is PRESERVED INDEFINlTELY.

A PROCESS BY WHICH THE FokM OF THE DEAD
Is PRESERVED INDEFINlTELY.
A special from Buffalo, N. Y, to the Phila-
delphia Press, dated last night, says: Theodore
Graves Hulett aged seventy-f1ve years, and for
several terms a side justice of the Niagara
county court, came from Niagara Falls this al
ternoon to explain before the sanitary board of
Buffalo his method OF concentration, discovered
some tweive years ago. He exhibited cement
blocks Containing specimens OF Iruit and The
bodies OF animals placed there In 1S74. They
were changed into a woody substance, closely
resembling stone. and the original colors were
preserved TO remarkable degree. He said he
had decided To cement the. bodies Of ali his
family, but, his two daughter having ex-
pressed the idea that IL would be pretty CLOSE
quarters, he had In their cases simply enclosed
tueir collins in the cement the Luick ness of a
loot, making them into cumbrous stone boxes
estimated to weigh close upon two tons each.
"Ee exhibited uis Will, made some time since
which provides thai his own body shall be inn
beuded in the cement in q nude state, and thus
he expects TO give his process a perfect test
III, said the Old gen tlenan, I'VE had the body OF
Moses IN sucn process we could now give
every college In the world q perfect model of
Gods chosen leader Mr.. Hulett says he has
no scheme TO work, and ouly wants in his old
age to give the world the DEMENT'S Of his expert
meutk.'
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SPkOPERTY. ON L STREET. BETWEEN NEW
JERSEY AVENUE AND tiR-T ST.tEEI
NORTHWEST. AND AN UNIMPROvkD LOT
OF GROUND ON FIRST. BkTWEEN 0 AMI

p STREETS NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme Es74
Court Of the District of Columbia. passed October ~
10Th. SS2 in the suit OF Mary h. Brown ct al -.
vs. Martha +. Hall ct al, No. S,164 Equity DOCK
~ Will offer for sale at public auction In trout of
OF OCTOBER, 1856, AT FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ,
eight 1884, Of Patrick Hanrahans OF orig
nal lot no. 2, In square numbered five hundred aud
hfy-seven $50, with the improvements thereon
consisting of brick dwelling house. containing four
rooms known No. III l. street northwest, With
the free of the foot alley between sub lots 80
aud 80 in said square.
lso by virtue Of he same decree, will offer for
sal. NJ public atcion, in front of the premises. on
TUESDAY. UC1OBER TW ELFTH, 1886. ut HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p Nj. the following real es-
tate. 10 wit: Part of Lot numbered eleven Q1) IL
quare numbered six hundr. d and sixteen t6l0)
commencing for the same on list street west sixty
corner of said Lot No IL and running the,.ce along
LIST street twenty-five ~, feet and six (6) inches
thence east one hundred 900 ieet; thence south
twenty t2Lp ieet and six nches and tneice west
u the place ut beginning, cOntainng Two Thousand
two hundred feet OF ground.
Terms OF sale: Une-third Of the purchase money in
cash. aud the balance in two equal sums. payable In
one and two years, respectively, after the day or said
sale with interest the deferred payments be secured
upon the property sold Ii terms of sale be not
complied with within seven days the trustee reserves
the deulting purchaser del osit of $40 viii be re-
Quired each pece OF property Is struck OFT All CON-
Veyancing at purchaser cost
CHliS y. ELLIOT, Trustee,
No. 4US 9th street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS. Auct. 0Heers. Se3OeOSdS
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Industry of the COlOred Race.
OPENING OF THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIRITIQ1

OPENING OF THE INDUSTRIAL EXAIBITIO X
YEsTERDAY-soME OF THE Exhibitors.
The Colored Industrial Exhibition opened
yesterday afternoon and the program printed
In The STAR was carried out. Upon the plat
form while the speaking was going on were
seated District Commissioner Webb. DR.. Nc
Murtrie, E. w. Fox, Dr. Watts, Rev. w. Walker,
Prof Montgomery, Prof Brown, William =.
Matthews, DIR. J. K. Francis. J. w. Cromwell,
formal opening the visitors made u
tour of the hail and inspected the
e ,Sd bits; Al are not yet in place, but
the following exhibitors are represent ted in the
coiecti0n: w. X. Davis, cabinet work; Mrs.
Sarah Shimm, embroidered sofa; Miss Aadie
Miss NJ +. Kizer, crazy quilt; p H. Carroll, suits
Oh men c.ot.les j. +. BOdy, cnain.buund chair
ana a funkiounge with convenient attach
ments INSIDE; Mrs. David Warner, tapestry rug,
embroidery, and table with glass top under
wnlcn cOlored and bronzed foil is arran .ed IN d
pretty design; Mrs. r. X. Caibut, emoroidery,
drawings from Greek sculpture and portraits;
Mrs. Esteiie v. Jarvis, hie screen; NJ. Clark,
brush and comb Cases and fancy articles; A
Parker, regalias and child's coffin; Il. L. " mt
low, Two handsome oil paintings; Mas. Il. A. X.
HansOn human-hair goods aud neeuiewOfk; W.
l.. anu G ID. freeman, charcoal drawing. and
original poetry; Adam Purseli, Case Oh ladies
haIrdress.ns goods; Mrs. Eliza Kidyeiy, Miss
+. V. Ball. Miss Ida Winsiuw Mrs. W. ii. Lee
crazy quilts Miss +. Z. Evans, lamp sAade
and wliliam Gray. paintings MIS-. A.
aignun;. Miss Isabel =. Mackey, srewei
work; John b. Hutchipgs. WAGON aud buggy
h;.rness; Louise Il. Stewart. bslnner; Miss 9.
Barker, fancy SOFA pIi,ows; l.. Z. Bailey, i'm
proved truss; Mrs. W. II. Lee, Turkish lounge
cover; b. II. West, fine peaches grown by hful-
SELF e. F. Bruce, handsome walnut folding
desk; Miss Lula Francis, lace; II. II. Kelly aud
J. n. Beiier, Case of cusnaet ics, pei. umes and
chemicals, and Mrs. Ralph Loug.ton and MISS
Jdila jackson, Dire screen, chair, stool and sofa
cushion, beau tifully em Droidered.
Among Tie exhibits in the annex are: r. L.
Pendle.on printing pres Amos Mason, model
OF the original Mayhower; John Darlington,
working model OF paudie steainer: I. l.. Biaucn-
ford, patent safety Quicken coop; j. W.. GREGORY,
Henry Frazier and y. N. Butler, flour barrels;
Arthur GoinSs, wheeibarrow; Alex. Morton,
concrete stone; George +. aud john w. Tay Tor,
specimen OF tneir work rs brickiayers; John
Thornton, Cart; Thomas A. James, John Dixon
and Watson Il Moten, specimens OF aft.sLic
house-paintin:; " m. II. Lee, display oiatiour
ana ieeu; l.. Blue, patent corn-snelier; j. NJ.
wilson, patent roach trap; koUert Ford, pro-
duce raised by himself Mason s. Lowry, caudy
and confectionery, auu tine boys III the indus
triai department vi Howard university, set of
furniture.
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HOTEL FOR SALE

II
Ibis celebrated Hotel with its franchises fur st4
nilure and apparel will be offered for Sale at Did ~
Point Comfort, Virginia by public auction on Hsl
THU RSDAY, TIL Z SEVENTH DAY OF OCTUD LIt
1855 unless previously sold al private sale
AT great Cost MIR. harrison PhCeous made serhe
Hygeia'' the most famous Of American hotels 1t is
hr tclass in every pect and in all It's appoint
ments; by reason Of Locality. and other
stands without rival In the United states IL has
rooms ior one Thousand guests. 1t is furnished most
deliberately In all OF It's department with best and
latest style of furniture. The buildings are in com.
plete order. the drainage and sewerage not to be ex
celled
Persons wishing to purchase will visit and inspect
the premises To such the fullest information In all OF
Its details will be given
iernis One-fourth in cash. the balance In four equal
annual payments. bearing interest from the day oil
sale The def rred to be sufficiently secured
deposit of S1UUOO will be required on the day OF
sale. hrty days will be allowed in which 10 comply
with the terms Of SALE when possession will be de
livered
Should the highest bid In the estimation Of the K
ecutors<not approximate the value Of the property
they reserve the right reject the same The exec,
tors are authorized TO receive private bids for tuis
property.
ANNIE ]. PHEBUS
r. 7. WOODFIN,
J. g. FULTON,
Executors Of Harrison Phoebus.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN
A. HOUSE No .OI G STREET SOUTH WEST.
Fly virtue OF certain deed of trust, bearing 80
date June Is. 1858. and recorded in Liber O4O
"ho 4l3 ct seq. oie Of the land records Of the.
District OF Columbia at the request of the y rty
secured Thereof. will. on THURSDAY next
SEP1EM BER 80. 1886. AT HALf-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, sell al public auction, in front OF the
premises all that certain lot OF land, situate IN the
CITY OF Washington. in said Distrct, known rs aud
being part of lot one Il y in square five hundred. and
vent,-s ven t5IO. the same having front of sew
enteen feet Oh street southwest. running bach
OF even width depth Of sixty feet. particu
ar described III said deed OF trust together with the
improvements thereon, consisting ola tw0s. frame
Terms of sale: One-half the purchase money In
cash the balance in one ~ year. secured by note OF
purchaser and deed OF trust on the premises sold. OF
all cash, at purchasers option. All cunveyancing al
purchasers COST Terms of sale to b. complied with
IN ten 40 days from the day of SALE the 1rustees
reserve the right II said O and premises at the
cost and risk Of def uttng purchaser. deposit o
SlOO required ut the tImc OF safe.
BE.NJAMI-> +. LEI ,HTON Trustee.
Office 49, Louisiana ave. W.
CYRUS K. OSS, Trustee.
se23dEdS Residence, IOS Mass H. e.
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CoERCIoN NAY LEAD 10 FREKDoN.-Mr. +.
r. OConnor, speaking az Shorediscn last might
said he hated crime, but cruel landlords might
drive the irish peesantry 70 desperation. II
coercion followed IL would probably prove u
short road TO Irtsh autonomy. Father Cant
have used the following language while ad-
dressing = League meeting Tuesday: sSp2r1ng .
landlord who has unjusLy evtcted . tenant u
tells "a NOT TO murder any individual Still it
u always morxlly wrong % commit murdef."
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SUMNER RESORTS.

hkkNE1 SPRINGS. SHENANDOAH CO.. VA
" IHE kIESI AND M,J>T IA -HIONABLE
IT AMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
VIRGINIA
ms resort has been thoroughly overhaul ed 4
palntes repaired and papered throughOu' 1ff4Y
new closets anu the best sanitary plumbing 4.izE
AZ the mountains; nex porches nave been cree Ell
newly ui nished throughout aud new hair mattresses
nave been placed in ali the rooms, with woven wire
springs. making THIS the best and most compete
sort 10 De found in the south. Greatest variety OF
medicinal waters any summer resort IN the United
sSles beautiful scenery, msgn1ncent roads, table IN
excel d. not. cold. shower and plunge baths; good
fishing and game The Immediate vicinity. FIRST
class livery IN connection with the hotel charges
moderate Il. * U. Telegraph and ExDreSs Office IN
the bull ling. This tue nearest watering place To
Wa -hington being only hours ride on the n & -
X. L. Two trains daily. Music Will oe FURNISHED Oy
Prof I'd. Wiiiiaus brass and String Band % Al
bsuzhs Opera House Descriptive pamphlets con-
taing fuIl information cuts y. the tour principal
hotels anay SIS the water. attractions, terms. es
monials. may De had free at the following drug
glst DreS's. Milouru :, IhOmpsonS ScnafeT's mn
eTai wafer de OF on + ST. EveiHng star office ana
Post FOR further information address III. CABEl-L
MADDJ y. froprletOr- h q. BJ ishE. Chief Clerk
DR. 4. ". CHANCE.LLOk Resident Phys
nlyS-5m
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A "UEIFOkWED RANK ESTABLISHED-CLOS-
ING SESSION OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL.
At the concluding session of the national
council Of the Uniled Order OF American Me-
chanics In Baltimore yesterday motion was
offered 10 strike out the word "white' from the
constitutional rules regarding membership.
This il motion which has been regularly COM
Ing up at every session oi the national council
for several years, and has been Overwhelmingly
defeated, AS IT was again yesterday. AuOLuer
motion, which has appeared with equal regu-
laritt, was the one TO drop the nnal word, ''nle-
chAnics," from the name Ut the association and
The motion to change was lost. Tue ritual,
which hiLherto contained q subordinate aud q
first, second and third degree, has been SO
amended that now there are only the three de-
greea An EFFORT 70 authorize lodges 70 conIer
all degrees 1T one meeting was lost
The communicable whom was referred the
resolution creating uniform degree, ike the
Patriarchs Militant Of the Odd Fellows, re-
ported tAvoraOiy on the plan. The national
council then adopted the degree, and placed
tie working out Of ritual for THIS degree in the
hands OF Tue committee on the state Of the
order. The question u aboiishing the wearing
OF the apron by the order WAS discussed, and =
ton. The Quesu u was finally re.erred to the
lodges, to be voted upon by them NJ their last
meeting night In June, 1857. A committee of
three was appointed TO confer with the mem.
ber OF the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics In order 70 Urtng about more cordial
bodies. Reports made show that the order has
now 10. 76A members, the increase for the Past
year being l,O74 members. Tue receipts up u
June 3Oth, 1856, were $16O,632.0S, AND the
amounts tnyesteu In the various council funds
aggregate SS62, Os3. 33.
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LIVELY TIMES AT "LoyALIsr' MEETING AT
oNT

KINGSTON. ONT.
kfSGsroN. ONT, Sept 3o.-After the loyalist
deiega1es, Dr. Kane and q. II. Smith. had adj
dressed large meeting here last night, two
resoiuiohs were put, one sympathizlng with
The minority In Ireland, aud the otter by W
Robinson, ek-mcmbcr OF parliament. recon-
henoing That tie British parliament grant Ire
iabu stii-goNernment 90 tie same extent as ell
yoyeu by Ianada. Cheers. misses aud loud
taiklng Followed the Introduction of the latter
resolution, ana then the lie regarding the BUSH
ness OF the delegates WAS hurried across tina
table Kane ana smith were called firebraHds.
ana cheers were given Tor Parnell. Robinson
totu Name lac was mistaken ID lac thought he
could change the views of the Canadian mem.
bers OF parliament by his speeches Alter
much aispntallon he chairman put both ne a.
luiions, ana the one OF sympathy MAS passed
aud t.oIin son's rejected
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The HORRIBLE "LING CHI" EXECUTION
Advlces from canton say that on August "a q
Cniuese girl, aged eighteen years, underwent
The Ling Chr execution, which Is that one
piece after another OF the victims body Is cut
away until The body Is divided up into exactly
LOCO pieces. The victim. as in this case, al
ways dies from loss OF blood before the horrr Is
completed: The woman here mentioned was
charged with poisoning her husband and three
reiativea Although it was shown on examine
ton that she was innocent OF the crime the
people OF the district insisted on her execution,
which the viceroy finally ordered.