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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-14
Val9ibig.
&Sor Ser bIen at bore Yrobtbts
ttonSttemu,er.

"Jree Ballot" % "Tair gount"
aialbt npf lite ale 6teber lom en- 9pl*
ben Resel. Raa Fere Steber aanias
blep bet nestet YrobibitiOnifterne at faa
fine Manb aniatte iom 9ommere. Naar
Balset par ODER. blep Gtemmeurnen
baaret bort i ct pr,pat 9us,
os 1aalebes er ben fore republitanIfe
SER Der Staten let c, fortlore Do
Der Tom Telegram ON at Nesrene blep
nebifubt ueb Baleuruen, uptenbtes Re<
publitanerne al retfarbis 9arme os
truebe meb at bauue fig PAD bper en-,
Der ubbelte bemofratiife etemmeiebler.
nbifianfn,ns bbrte til bet Glminbelise,
% Fere 5Orbrpbere anf1aset fOr 8ren.
bepinsials, bleu afsife. Bartiet bar
rebbet fit eset Sfinb. 3iemmet faar
poste iia ielp.
"zbe Naif anb Grp,eis", Nnti;so,
loon republitanit, fertalte. at ber 2sr.
bag fsr galsst bleu ubbetalt $3.50, 900
til at benpttes 8peu sem gors. for.
mobentlis for at uinbe Goosan (2abor) },
Sames D'Hrien (Rep.), % Sobn
D'8rien (Dem. }, tre al 8pens ftibnefte
Bolitifere.
s 6amilton Co., Tennessee, blep Der
iaffet 30 aBro.6 6tt,nmer; men Rapper.
ten I'D 10. Gnielte 4ro'iiter bles
nestet at femme. s larion Goantp,
bpor Der bar meIenr 10 q Is. fanbi
ebenjfM issen. s 0oDisi0n Gounts
bar her S. Iolerne fanbt BET ifls
i1maeen pnrb at rnpportere BEN. Del
sr insen 1piul ON. at fere Iuiinb Stenl.
mer pno benne Raaoe er oaaet tabt
1enneSiee.
s 2osisDile, &p, fser Yro. Gtats'
ietretaren. at 6iiis 6temmeautol. 5103
q ripruifenbe gait. Hopporten fl
Sefferion q. eiper Giit ITO. mebeni
4To'ifsrne ! GsaRtiet bar Rapn q
Gb,ssie paa 1ss, i'm tsxte fer Siit
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-14
BeffptteIfe mob Suttntsratton.

3unsresmanb Dates fra Nlabama
bar introbuceret en- Bia, Der Ombanbler
SmmisratiOuen. 2opens 3eniist er at
forbpoe Snouanorinsen af Soioter,
@alebuspatienter, 1iosere elIer llise,
iom uil bliue til 8proe for Staten. Soft
iom bar ueret 5Orbrpbere, Holpsaz
miiter, Nnarfiiter os sOcialiiter, ale
meb inaitiom epsbOm Os Wanb, ium
fommer unber Nrbeissfontraft. Bet
fumes aueiammen at bore sObe 8eitem,
melier, men 8inen inbebelber piit intet
ON, buorlebes easen Tan siennemfpres,
boilttt er ben oistisite Ting af ben belle
Sag. Mnlisu,s bet Blot er fleet for at
siue Snbtrpt af, at noeet eisres.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-14

eeuatpr Blair bar ubarbetbet en-
Biu, Der saar uh paa at oprette aontos
rer siennem 2anbet, buurisieunem ben
arbeibenbe Rlasie Tan faa paalibelise
Oplpsninser ON Observation-Disclosures paa
be foritielIiae Steber. Nrbeiberorsani.
iationer bar lense anmobet ON timber.
itsttelle benne Retnins. % Der er insen
Tuiul ON, at bet 10 pil lette 5orboloet
meusm Nrbe,berne pHltrins 2anbet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-14
Mintteiota.

8 ben nplis orsoniierebe esn.
bassitole ! Belgrade bar Dor Ben =.
s. GnberiOn pautaset iis at sipe unber'
pisnins ON Nfbolosiaoen % ErObibi.
tionens Betponins.
IS Noorbeab er oprettet Ct 2pie'
perelie | ben 9enist at bolbe Spnberne
fra Galppnen.
&. .. fuller / Albsst Sea iS9sr
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-14
Sra Norge.

- Gorbsr ansaaenbe Yibefoncerten
abronbbiem fOrtiettes .fremoeles. 2sit.
nant &bobe bar tilitaaet, at bet uar
bans 9eniist at oOlotase giseu.
-Tetra Sobanneieu, iom af Bp.
fosoen / Stien pa, bsmt til 9 Qar oa l
Maanebs Strafarbeipe for Slbspaalet-
telle, bat faaet fin Dom itabfaitet al
4ritiansianos Stiftsoperret. SUN bar
appeQeret til 9sieteret.
-9enrif Sblen bar ifrebet ct npt
StDtte, "6ruen paa 9aoen". 9anb,
ltnsen foresaar peb @ommertib en-
lloen Giorobp / bet norblise NOrse.
$ ariitiansiano er Der iaa mange
Eilfeloe al 0ifterit os Starlasensfeber,
at Der er Gale ON at LUTTE Jolfeifplen.
-Raitor spren Yeoerlen ct fommen
tilbase til &riitiania efter Yolittets os
@eiitlisbeoens inotrensenbe Dpfor>
bring. @n Masle Menneifer bar paa
8rpasen, ba bau fom meo Damplfibet
fra Nepcaitle. oar anlees for at bore
gal.
-Gn al Gleuerne ueb 5amar @pm.
naiium ct pluoielis forlpunben. San
par 1s Gar sammel, men al en- noset
ensfelis geutur. Man autaser berfsr,
at ban er blepen lfremt peb, at Ell al
2ererne paa en- brutal Waaabe bapoe
itraffet en- af bans Ramerater meb
Stofteprbel.
- Mebens Yrins Gusen operpar en-
GoretiQins paa ct 9beater / Baris,
falot 2piefronen neo Os brabte bans
Sioemaub. Yrinien ielu fit nosle lette
Saar. "-
- Grel Yaulien pptreber for 9iben
paa Salunifaiter Yaris for en- talris
Tili ifuerifare.
Dm Storm os Ssulptter berettes
fra ale &anter NOrse. ...
- @rpnlanbs Grpebitionen betaar
foruoen af Or. Nanien ielu, af 2sitnant
Dluf Dietridion, Stprmanb Otto Suer>
brup, Gbritian Gbriitianien 9raua %
be to 2apper Ole 9eielien &auna os
Samuel Sobnion Baltic. Gsrit i Narts
Moaneb uil bet fsrite Stib aisaa til
@rbnlanb. ,
s. be fire Sommermaaneber bar
1915 Greumebe beisst Norse, beraf
6372 @nslenbere, 5957 Suenifer, 20s0
1pltere, 1914 Dauiter, 322 Nmerifas
mere, 3O3 nurlfe Nmerifanere os $50
al anhre Nationer.
- Sosnepref 2iitfen / 1orlfen %
Berg, ouer buis 2ip % Gorbolo Der
bar paret fsrt itarfe Nnfer, bar MI
eiter Jorlpbenbe maattet inbslue NniSs.
ming ON Gflfeb.
- 2eserue ariitiania er nu enise
ON, at ben uoloiomme aolerineepioemi
er foraariaset ueo ganbet fra 8pens
Wanbleonlns.
Gn al be baarbeit ansrebne ifal bore
en- Binbanbler, iOm bar uaret uforiistis
NOT til at britfe al fine eone garer.
- ,,gerbens Gang" foreilaar, at
stortbinset ftal bolbe 9aanien iiaoeslss
for bans lbsiiter til @rsnlanbsfaroen,
2isbeo meo. bpao ben anerifanife
gsatiOnalioriamlin siorbe meo Stanlep,
ba ban 1869 bapbe fulbenbt i'm fore
Dpsaue at finoe 2ipinsitone.
~ at Grqesmsbe / 1broubbiem al
alIe beruerenbe neutrality-suspicious.
beiluttebe at benitille til Hpens Dorsere.
uanieet politiit stanDpunft, at iubrsmme1
aibolbsfOltet Ylabie Rommunebeftp
reliea peb foreitaaeube 8als. Stemme
berettisebe Gfbolbamonb ubsDr en-
Siettebel af 8peus ftemmeberettisebs
a,srosre.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-12-14
2iot ont MtboloSarbetoet
2afe Yart, Wtnn.

ST. @ebattsr!
So MI fan Sc tro, 9r. @ebafter, at
ri faar 9lfbolosarbeioet til at eaa; tbi
nu bar ri tire Nfbolbsforenineer Der i
GATE Barf, iaa at bet nu bper lse iom
saar ilutter fig npe &rafter til pcre
8after, babe unse us samle, fore os
imua, efaubinaper os Nmeritanere.
9eu itpritt og itarteite at bore Gor<
eninser er ,,Den itaub. 1otalafbolos,
forenins af Safe 8arf, Minn.", iom
itiftebes for noset ouer tire Iar iiben.
Sen taQer nosst ouer 200 Meblemmer.
saa bar ri ben ameritanite Sons Of
Temperance. Den itifteoes MI @aar
os teller omtrent 80 Meblemmer, %
enbelis bar vi v2ate Yarts l1nsbomsz
foreuins", iOm itiiteoes ben lsoe MOp.
b. u. % teller omtrent 81 Meblemmer.
Om lite ret lense oil ben forooble fit
Nntal, ba ies bar bert, at en- bel Del
oil flute fig til uor Sorenins paa bort
nefe Wcoe. "
aap. II benne screenings aonititu,
tiOn, iom umb baubler 5oreniusens Gor<
maal, lpber: lit. a. Deune Screenings
6urmaal ee peo ale lopli9e o9 frifteli9e
Wfibler at mooarbeibe Druttenifabsla>
iten os @alpontrofifen, ~iamt al Eilpirf=
ming, Sals us Benpttelle at berulenbe
Dritfe, unbtasen for mebicinite, 6emiife
os mefanilfe Dien,eo, % ! lit. b famine
Sap. beoer bet: Set ftal osiaa bore
Gormaal at bjelpe til p9 unoertstte
Yrobibitionspartiet % pere uafbansis
af anbre Eartier. Gette mener iaa
meset lOm at Goreninsens Neolemmer
fOrplister fig til at arbeioe for at faa
oeme ifabelise os forberuelise Drit
fjernet fra bort 2anb peo 2oue % ieien<
nem Brobibitionspartiet. Sc andre
Yortier fan ri lite pente noset fra ben
Retnins. Dette er ct Yuntt, iom be
Fefe 9ltbolosforeuinser lite bat fin
Ronititution, men ies ifulbe osiaa snife,
at ale Nfbolbsntenb osiaa par Yrobi<
bitionifer.
Wsen buorfor itifte to itanbinapiite
afbolbsforeuinser en- liben 8p iom
2ate Bart? pil bel rOeen ipsrse. So
forbi ri osiaa pil babe be imaa meb -
| bette Nrbeibe, % for at bette funbe ife
beilntteoe enbel unse Biser % Gutter i
ben samle Jorenins at itifte en- rns'
bomsioreniue; iaa bet ian beube, at ri
osiaa funbe bra9e en- Del Smaopieer
% 6maosutter ino ! uor Screening.
Der ct naturli9nis oSfaa enbel Smaa |
ben sanle 5urenins, men bisie taser
insen Snteresfe 5oreninsens Nrbeioe
os taoer ielpfslaelis inseu Del bens
Msber. sfplben berfOr Siite pi mol
llaa bos Gsreumsens eene albre Meb'
Ilemmer, ba Be life inbrettebe fine HaSbe,
llaalebes. at be iunbe tretfe Dc unae til
/ fin. Ni8fu8iiouer % tire 4prretnin0S.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05
Little Johnny on Dogs.

one time there was feller bot a dog of
man in the market, and the dog it was n
biier. Afier it had bit the feller four or
nNg Tunes he threw 4 closline over its neck
.Ind led 1t back to the dog man in the mar
Het, and he said 10 the do. man, the leller
dld, -Olc man, didn't you use TO have this
u0gf The dog man he luked at the dog.
md then thot awhile, and then he said,
wei, yes, i had him about haf the time
and the other half he had me. Then iha
lelier he was iewrious mad, and he said.
OF did you sell me such u dog as thisn
ios And the old man he spoke up and
sed. For ioJr dollars and seveuiy-tiye ye cents.
lotile money" Then the feller he guessed
ne would 20 home if the dog was willing
Uncle Ned, which had been in Indy and
everywhere, he says the Mexican dogs don t
have no hair on 'em. Dogs howl loudern
eats, but cats in more purry and can wok
on top of Tense and blow up their tail
Ike q bloor when they want 10 spit.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

Parties who have visited the scene
of Tuesdays rock slide says it is a
sight well worth seeing. Tons upon
tons have slid into the cut and it
continues to slide even yet. Large
boulders. the size of locomotive,
becoming detached thunder into the
cut where so much debris has proceed
ed it. About four hundred men are
at work removing the distinctions,
but it will take some time to remove
it, as it is very great in quantity and
occasionally augmented by new in
voice.
We understand that for the time
being the company will "shoo-fly"
the place, that is, swing the track
around it, SO that trains can run, and
that this work will be completed
by tomorrow night, April 5th.
News.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

for the decrease in emigration is that
this is presidential year, which is
almost always dull, and marked by
hard times, there is stringency in
money matters, capitalists are afraid
to make investments. and there are
thousands of people who do not like
to change their residence last on the
eve of a presidential election. These
causes will result in q decreased en-
igration. but that is no reason why
any one should feel discouraged, for
there will be enough cmigratien to
keep things moving.-Granada Ex-
ponent.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05
Robbing an Eaitor.

Soon after tho completion of the
plank road between Detroit and Lam
sing, period of twenty-seven or
twenty-eight years ago, the editor of
a newspaper located about half way
between started for Detroit, one
evening, on the wagon of q teamster.
After travelling about an hour the
vehicle was stopped by a highway
robber. The teamster shelled out
about twenty dollars, but when the
editor showed up, the spot" only
reached fifty cents.
"You've hidden your money in
your boots!" shouted the robber, and
he made the editor pull them off.
No more cash being found, the rob-
Der insisted that coat and vest should
come off for close search; but at
the end of the seach he angrily de-
manded:
"What sort of man are you to set
out on a journey with only fifty cents
in your pocket?"
II am getting my ride for nothing,
and was going to pay my expenses
in Detroit by advertising the hotel
at which l stop"
"How much advertising will you
give me to let yon OFF,"
"a straight column per week for
four weeks"
"Well, I'll take it, and the team
ster is the witness to our bargain.
I'll send in the copy in time for the
next issue"
The robber presently moved off
into the woods, and the vehicle once
more rolled over the plank ruad, the
editor rubbed his hands together and
chuckled:
"Egad! but isn't this lift for me!
l found chance to pass off bogus
half dollar, got splendid item of
news for my local, and worked up q
column ad. to help tide me oyer the
dull season! l tell you the Herald
will be on paying basis in less than
\ year.-Ex.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05
The weddtng-Gift fyu1-
Sanoe.

A Philadelphia bride was reported
while ago as saying that she had
received over 200 wedding presents,
''and not a single piece Of silver nor
a singe lamp In the lot" Her case
was lamentable. But this wedding
gift business has been greatly over
done, and many are asking if there
can be no relief from it. A wedding
has come to be simply a donation
visit, such as the Methodist people
make to a pastor to piece out his sal
ary. The true spirit of g,ft-making
is lost sight of. This must necessa-
rily be the case where several hum
lred guests make presents merely
because tits the fashion, and because
they would be thought niggardly if
they failed to follow it. We all fol-
low it, but the real motive, if it
could be analysed would be found to
be selfish and cowardly one. This
is about the case when analysed.
II can't afford to make this pres
ent; it will pinch me financially to
do So. But neither can l afford not
to do it. l should be considered
mean, instead of having the supreme
satisfaction of being thought to be
as liberal as Mr. or Mrs. Blank. This
gift making Is terrible infiction,
but one can't ignore It,"
There is no heart IN such gift, and
no sense. Where one has circle
of several hundred friends, the ques-
uon of expense for the carrying out
of this custom becomes serious for
every one whose income is limited.
A reform could be inaugurated if
every one about to be married would
send out with the invitation this
word: "No presents received
Hartford Times.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

In his speech before the Demo
cratic State Convention of Indiana
Ex-Governor English said, in emu
meratiag the reasons why his party
should be granted a new lease of
power. The country is at peace
with the world; the laws are faith
fully administered; good order and
economy prevail wherever the Exec
utive has control, and the whole
country is enjoying remarkable pros.
perity under his wise and beneficient
administration" Well, wasn't all
that inst as true of the last Republi
can administration as of the present
Democratic regime? Why did not
Mr.. English tell of some charge for
The better made by his party? Sim
ply because he knew that the country
would laugh at him if he pretended
that Mr.. Cleveland's administration
has been an improvement in any i'm
portant particular on the administra-
ton of Mr.. Arthur--Denver Repub-
lican.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

Years ago the most prominent ar
ticles among our merchants were
horse equipments and range mer-
chandise, and although they, are sull
prominent articles of commerce
among our business men their pre-
eminence kas been superseded by
the plow, mower and other agricul-
tural Implements. The change even
extends to conversation. Once upon
a t,me the COW was the prevailing
subject, and the only one, but it
holds undisputed sway no more. The
farming lingo disputes for the supre-
macy and water for crops is of as
much interest to-day as watering
places for cattle was once.-Las An,
imas Leader.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

A Washington dispatch says that
the tariff debate has already degen-
Grated into ridiculous farce. Dur
ing the delivery of the speeches Fri
day there were by actual count less
than sixty members in their seats
and most of them We're reading or
writing. But this was an improve
ment on the night session, at which
speechmaklng went on hour after
hour with just seven members of
congress present. The empty gal
leries attested the lack of interes the
public is taking. But empty seats
constitute only feature of the com
edy. Each speaker is invariably ip-
terrupted by somebody, usually a
personal friend of the other side, and
asked lot of questions. These he
answers with wonderful readiness.
Then his side applauds him, and the
whole thing goes into the Record to
be read and marveled over by consti.
tutents hundreds of miles away
Garden City Sentinel.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

Some of our citizens have become
a little discouraged this spring be-
cause the emigration has not come
up to their expectations. 1t is true
that comparatively few people have
been on the move as yet and that
the emigration has fallen short of
what it was at this time last year,
but there are easily explained causes
for this falling off. The principal
cause is found in the fact that the
whole East has experienced the
worst winter for years, and even our
own sunny Colorado had an unusual
ly severe winter, this delayed the
spring work to such an extent that
the bulk of the work yet remains to
be done. The spring planting must
be finished before we can look for
much emigration, this will consume
a month or six weeks, after which n
great change will be noticed in the
amount of travel. Another cause
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

"You say you want my daughter"
said the proprietor of an Arizona
newspaper to a young man who was
sitting nervously on the edge of a
chair and wiping his feveri>h brow
with the Office towel. "Ycs sir"
Have YOU spoken to her of this
matter?" "She referred me to YOU"
as your affection for her deep and
sincere?" 'Sincere!' grasped the
Young man. 81 pledge you my word
[ haven't slept wink nor eaten a
mouthful of victuals for six whole
weeks for thinking of Eer."
George" said the father, after look
ing at bin a moment retlectively,." l
think you may come into the family.
| need young man of your eapabil-
tiles to swear TO the circulation of
Tic paper."-Tucson Ariz. Citizen.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

San Diago, if she dies at all pro-
poses to die hard She has 1t is re-
ported, offered Mrs. Clara Foltz Il
salary of $4,000 per annum to lect-
ure on the beauties of that city aud
surrounding country, and Clara has
agreed to do 1t and will shortly leave
for the East for that purpose. AS a
lecturess she has, it is said, very few
equals.-Tucson Ariz.l Citizen.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

. 1t is only question of wages. If
the American laboring man will be
satisfied with wages amounting to
$3.50 Il week and with meat once a
month, why then let us have free
trade.-Santa Fe New Mexican.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

Lamar, La Juntn and Las Animas
postofiiccs have been made presiden.
tial offices, with james Clubhouse.
Alex. G. Hickman and Joseph Macy
postmasters of the respective offices.
Fort Garland Republican.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

Garden vegetables on the market
now from our happy farmers gardens.
Say? Slow ploding Missourians and
frozen toed Iowans, what do you
think of that? are you content with
sticking the seeds in the ground at
this time of the year, while the peo-
pile of sunny Colorado are eating
garden sass?-Vilas Democrat.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

1t is specially pleasing to know
that plenty of rain has fallen on the
plains In the country where crops
are not irrigated. The same report
comes from Forl Morgan that is re-
ceived from Lamar, and The indica-
lions are that the whole '.rain belt"
region has received a good soaker.-
Denver Republican.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

Last year Mr.. Cleveland went fish
ing on Decoration Day. This year
he Will take part in the celebration
at New York. Evidently the fishing
habit still holds him in its grip.-Den-
yer Republican.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

The house committee on pub.
lie Lands report against the bill
annexing No Alan's-Land to Kansas.
This is unfortunate for the neutral
rIp.-kinsley Kaus. Mercury.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

A man may chin and a man may
gfin and abuse his neighbors eachday,
but lie can't boom his town by run
ming it down, because it amt built
that way.-kinsley kans. Mercury.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

Panl 1go, deputy assessor, came
up from Lamar, Monday and will re.
main a week or so. So far he has
found lots of poor people. Property
took sudden drop.-Chivington
Chief.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

A"'ftramp signs have been posted
up about town, with magical result.
iramps are unknown in these parts
after dark.-Cheyenne Wells GA
zette.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05

Preachers never strike for higher
salary. They are generally too busy
trying to get what has already been
promised them.--Pueblo Merry
World.
Bent County register., 1888-05-05
THE COMING METROPOLIS OF NORTHEASTERN,
MENICo.
N'..I:I', |W.Il.'''.. W'..I'..:. I ! , e S,

oppoe.
country In the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-18
UNEASY EUROPE.
General Anxiety as to the Policy of the
New Emperor.

General Anxiety to the Policy of the
New Emperor.
vienna, June 17th.-Vienna politicians
now admit that Herr Tisza's speech, con-
nected with other Austrian utterances and
with measures since taken by the Govern
ment, is undoubtedly serious symptom.
In well-informed quarters at the Austrian
capital 1t is stated that the European situa-
ton is in general much the same as it has
been for over year, but that in various
matters of detail it is growing acute. The
details are the action of the Montenegrin
raiders, attributed of course to Russian in
trigue, renewed concentration of Russian
troops on the Austrian and German from
tiers, reprisal of Germany against France
and Russia, and the Cabinet crisis in Bull
garia. The worst symptom, according to
these authorities, is the continued massinc
of troops, and one fear expressed is con-
veyed by the sentence that the "portentous
moment is now necessarily TO be expected
Immediately.
AUsTRIA's MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
All the speculations derive their impor-
lance from the now admitted fact that the
Austrian Government is now concentrating
troops i'll Galicia. In any case it is certain
that the international situation shows no
relaxation in the intensity of the tension
Vi ItCeul uUnluS. HOW Keen the strain
has been may be seen by the action of
France in settling by direct experiment the
recent question propounded in the House
OF Commons regarding the exact nature of
the relations between the English and the
Italian Governments. The question at the
time received negative answer. A French
fleet was ordered to Genoa, the French
dock-yards were busy with the preparation
OF every lronclad for sea, a rumor of ali in
tended attack on Spizzia was spread and an
English fleet moved in response to the
| challenge. Ii this was the game as re-
Gently played, what is behind the scenes
| now when the French mobilize three IRON
clads in one week to be followed by par
tlal mobilization in the English dock yards
| the week after?
| WAR CLOUDS GATHERING.
The opinion that war is brewing has been
| SO long at Vienna and Pesth, that when
proclaimed again from the Austrian and
Hungarian capitals it produces little or nc
effect; but the tone recently taken by the
mol IL fho