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Oriental opera on which he has been engaged
for some time past. The book is from the pen
of Michael E. Rourke, young and unknown
librettist, of whose work much Is expected.
The opera is In two acts, aad but for the intro
duction OF an American doctor all the eharac-
tiers are Oriental.
The BostOnians will close their present sea-
son in Buffalo on the 9th inst. There are con-
hicting statements as to the status OF Tom
Karl in the company. 1t is more than likely
that be has permanently retired from active
mana cement in the organization.
The Amsterdam A. Cappella choir, under the
direction of Daniel de LaUge, are cOncertiZing
In England. In their programmes are selec
tons from old Dutch masterpieces, sung with
out accompaniment.
Puccini, the composer of "Manon Lescaut."
is at present working on a two-act opera, "La
Supa," based on Verga'S tale of the same
name.
Fl. w. Parker, composer and orgaDist OF
Trinity Church, Boston, has been elected Battle
professor of music in Yale College.
Smith and De KOven's new opera, Rob
Roy" will be produced In October next.
Josef Holman is securing immense au-
diences at his pianOfOrte recitals in London.
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SEEING INTO THE FUTURE.

The winning of the Derby by Lord
Rose bery's Ladas is an event of itself and
is the more remarkable if it is the fulfill
ment of the third prediction Lord Rose
berry made of himself In his college days.
The three predictions as reported are that
be would marry the richest heiress in
England, be Prime Minister of England
and win the Derby. The fulfllment of
one of such extraordinary predictions
would have been sufficiently remarkable,
but the realization of the three is with
out parallel in recent times. a fortune
teller is said to have predicted of Napoleon
in his obscure young days that he would be
Emperor of France. but this was but a
single forecast of the future. Rosebery is
said 10 have made three. all of which have
been realized while ROsebery is still a
young man. The element OF doubt in the
matter is if Rosebery really made the pre-
dictions he is reported to have made. 1t
has never been stated that a record was
made of these prophecies, and until that
fact is established it is not worth while to
assume that even ROsebery can see into
the future.
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PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT.

A few days ago France was without
Ministers and now Italy is in like con-
ditiOn. Under the system of parliament
tary government any executive is liable to
be left with dozen departments on his
hands when a hostile combination casts
more votes than the Ministry can control.
Parliamentary government works we'll
enough so long as there but two parties
But where the legislative body is divided
into factions a combination OF factions
may compel the Ministry to resign, though
the largest faction of all. When a new
Premier is called upon to form a Ministry
be selects representatives of the several
factions which effected the overthrow of
the former Ministry. 1t is impossible for
Premier under such conditions 10 lay out
definite political programme. He forms
compromise Ministry whose cohesive
power is in the sweets of office. The Min
listers selected to represent the several fac
lions can have no common purpose. They
are united only in respect to the opposition
to the Ministry late in power. In the
British Parliament there are three fairly
distinct parties and several factions with
in parties. The Premier holds his fort so
long as he can prevent a combination
against him. In France the Premier has
even more factions TO contend against.
No recent French Ministry has held a ma
jority Of the Chamber except upon suffer-
anes. So far some leader of the lfaction
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THE OREGON ELECTION.

The returns. so far as received, leave
little doubt Of the election of Republican
Governor and Legislature in Oregon
This is the most thorough test that has
been made of the relative strength of the
three parties in States in which POpulists
have a substantial footing. The political
com bination, so far as it has been effected,
IS between Democrats and Populists.
Whatever alliances have been reported
have been between these two parties. A
POpulist has been considered, in political
sense, the equivalent of one-half a Demo-
crat. The voters who have left the Re-
publican party for the POpulists have been
counted as more likely to support Demo-
cratic measures than those advocated by
Republicans. The success of the Repub-
licans in Oregon is therefore a victory
over fusion between the two opposing
parties. It can hardly be construed as
otherwise than that the masses of the
people rely upon Republicans to extricate
the Government from the difficulties into
which Democratic experiments have
placed il. While there is much that is
good in the Populist platform. the people
seem inclined to the belief that the Repub-
icans will accept what is good and leave
its impracticable propositions to the sitting
process of the acute American mind.
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A WAY OUT.

Perhaps the best way for the Senate TO
show that it is not Influenced by the sugar
trust would be to allow the trust Just
enough protection to enable it to do the
work Of refining in this country. The
cost Of converting raw sugar into refined
is about fve-eighths of a cent. One-eighth
of 1 per cent would keep foreign refined
sugar out, unless the trust should raise the
price above cost Of refining If raw sugar
should be put on the free list justice to the
sugar-growers requires bounty of least
one cent a pound on homegrown sugar,
both cane and beet.
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YACHT RACES PROTESTED.
Some Complaints Acted Upon by the
COu1u1iffoe

Committee.
The regatta committee OF the San FRANCISCO
Yacnt Club held meeting yesterday afternoon
to act upon the protests that were mace on the
race of last Sunday.
Mr.. Happersberger of the launch comet pro
tested against awarding the race TO Inc otner
crafts in the first or siX-horse power class, on
the ground that his launch alone hau Ionomeu
the official course. Finally the Meteor, hlF0n-
dele and Arrow were ruleo out. LUIS KiF0S thO
race to the Comet. ..o,
Charles MorrelI of the yacht Queen protested
against the Sa2pho for being allowed 70 san san
without being measured; secondly, against the
Rover for having professional ABOARD; ana
thirdly, against the placing OF his yacht IN the
second class when she should nave oeen ~ tno
first The first two counts were ruled OUT; pc
cause they were not made before 3 p. M OF tne
day succeeding the race, but the latter was iald
on the table until the measurer coulo Oe inter-
viewed
Dr.. Merry of Oakland made protest against
awarding the race 10 any OF the others 10 MS
class. as he claimed that lie made the Iastest
time over the course. Ii was found upon iOoh-
ing uD the times that his starting time nau uOs
been taken. so no action could be taken except
to include him In the prize-wlnners
Mr.. Mclaughlin OF the yacht Hazel protested
the placing OF his yacht IN class u when sne
should have been placed in class Z. This pro-
test was recognized and she was placed IN the
class claimed, which gives her first prize
Mr.. Read of the Cisne made protest against
being placed in the same class with the ydchG
May, as In the regattas held by the Corlnthlan
1dcDl OIups WHICH are "LIot WI
supposed to be identically the same rules USED
on this occasion, his craft was put IN smaller
class; also. he protested against the Ceres
being allowed place, as she had professional
aboard. These protests were thrown out be-
cause they had not been made within the time
allowed
The protest OF L. B. Thomas OF the Sappho
against the Frolic for having professional
aboard was ruled out because it had not been
made in writing.
August was the date chosen for the next
regatta.
This evening the committee will award the
prizes.
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has been able to form Ministry, but the
factions that have contributed 10 form a
Ministry have Immediately proceeded TO
throw bricks at it. A strong Government
under such conditions is impossible. A
vital issue may force these factions into a
solid party which will give the Premier
courage to act, but in the lack of such
issues a Ministry which is holding on to
power by the grace of opponents is rather
pathetic than formidable.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

nj. BlOwitz, the Paris correspondent, recently
mir in Fedora" All he had to do was 10 lie
still on the stage and allow Sara Bernhardt 10
weep on him. The role is greatly coveted at
present by Partisan literary celebrities.
The water-coor paintings of Professor Her.
komer bear so close resemblance 10 oil paint
ings that the art critic of the London Times
was deceived in them at the recent academy
exhibition.
Professor Mouton, a French scientist. says
that man is the only creature endowed with
the digitO-dorsal movement. which means that
only man can scratch his own back.
William NJ. Chase, N. A, the president OF the
pistol shots in the world. He can split play
Ing caro- at thirty yards.
Herr Korbay. the composer of Hungarian
folk songs, has been appointed TO the profess
sOrshp of singing in the Royal Academy OF
Music, London.
The King OF Italy has conferred upon Pro
lessor Wicklow, The famous German surgeon,
the grand cross Of Inc Order of st. Maurice and
Lazarus.
Joseph Packard Jr., Of Baltimore, is to be
president Of the Reform League of Maryland
in place OF tie late S. Teackle Wallis.
portrait of Emily Bronte, the only one
known, has recently been discovered, and VIII
soon be engraved for publication.
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The Overland FLYER,

The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull
man palace sieepers and dIning-cars daily. san
francisco to Chicago without change Time to
Chicago only three and a half days. and to New
York four and a half days.
Personally conducted tourist excursions through
to Chicago every thursday. Upholstered tourist
cars TO Chicago daily without change.
For tickets and sleepIng-oar accommodations
call or address: ID. W. Hitchcock, general agent,
Montgomery ST., San Francisco; or g. F. Herr,
agent, 22s South Spring ST., Los Angeles Cal.
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TO COUNTRY RESORTS.

THURSDAY.

city subscribers to THE CALL VISITING
the country during the Summer months can
hare their paper sent to them for any
period deSired-one Ceeb or longer.
Orders can be gioen to the carrier or to
either the Branch Office, 10 Market street,
or Business Office, 525 Montgomery street.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
Inauguration of Railroad Equipment
Concern

Concern.
Articles OF incorporation have been filed on
behalf of the following concerns:
Bald Eagle Mining Company - Capital
100000. OF which $50 has been subscribed.
DirectOrs-J. II. Jacobs. w. H. Payson, John
W. Coleman. w. n. Martin, II. r. Mann.
American Benevolent Society: Directors-D.
Gilbert Dexter Francis NJ. SpOnOgle, Arthur P.
Mulligan, l. A. COnKlin, II. NJ. Walker; capital
100000. OF which $135, 900 has been SUBJ
scribod.
The California Railway Equipment Company
has been subscribed. Directors John w.
Bourdette, s. G. benson, James I. Hall, n. A.
Acker, w. r. Craig.
Globe Publishing Company: Directors-Just
j. Barr, J. b. Garland, W. T. Crosthwait, Leon
ara S. Ardell. Moses q. Cobb. Capital SIS, 900,
fuIIV subScribed
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sTRSCRTPTION RATEs:

DATTy CALL Grcluding sundays. Sc per wear by
nsiI postpaid: cents per week OF 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
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CALL, Il per year, postpaid.
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
IoI will the editor enter into CORES pondence re-
hLSCllLk Them,
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Overland Route.

The Shasta Route and Northern Pacific Rail.
road 10 points In Washington. Idaho, Montana,
the Dakotas. Minnesota. Wisconsin, Illinois
and all Eastern States is the most comfortable
and picturesque line of all. Daily train SER
vice. with dining, Pullman Palace and up
holstered tourist cars on all trains. L. K.
STATELER, General Agent. 63S Market ST.
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Fcf Montgomery street. near CLAW. open until IL
o'clock P NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny. open until u o'clock mtdnghti
SIS Hayes street open until 9;o o'clock; 5o5Larkln
street open until 800 clock; SW corner SiNteenth
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Alsslon street. open until o'clock ana 44O N4n'H
All lee. Open uutfl @ 70 o'clock
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fide subscrIb.
ers: largest legitimate circulation of any
monthly west OF the Rocky Mountains. A few
frst-class advertisements will be taken. Ad-
dress VIM. II. BARNES, ST. AIMS building,
San Francisco, Cal
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FUBN1TURE-By Chas. Levy & Co., at 119
jackson St at II O'Clock
FUBN ITUBE.-By Frank w. ButteTheld, at p
Sixth street. al il O'Clock.
FURN1rrRE-By l. H. Burd, at 1645 Polk
st. az O'Clock
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Surveyor-General w. S. Green has received
information from Washington to the effect that
MS appointment OF his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Radcliffe, as draughtsmau i'm bis Office will be
confirmed. The case of Miss Rae Green, who
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NOTICED

Any Of our patrons 1eho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trainboys
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

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j. f. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN-ThIs cele-
brated whisky for sale by all irstc ass druggists
and gTocerS Irddemark-Star within a shields
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WEATHER. Predictions.
DEPARTMENT OF AG RICULTURE,
w : u !.

DEPAETMENT OF AG RICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8, 1884,
Official Forecast for Twenty-fOur Hour
Ending Midnight Thursday.
San Francisco and vIcnity-Fair weather;
nearly stationary temperature; brisk TO high
southwest winds probable fog.
H L. WILKINSON,
Acting Local Forecast Of1cia.
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Whaling and sealing ships generally
start in the spring from Dundee or Peter
head and rendezvous at Lerwck
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THE universal praise given Hoods SarsaparilIa
by those who have taken IL should certainly con-
vince you that it is the best blood medicine 1t
purifes and vitaiizes the blood.
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was also given position in the office OF tDe
ia her. is In allegiance and the appointment Oh
son-in-law Radcliffe has been withdrawn.
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VISITING cards and invitations, printed or
engraved. The best work and lowest prices.
Sanborn, Vail & Co.
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Paints, brushes, canvas, oils, varnIsh. enam-
els. etc.,iin Artists Material Department.: San.
born, Vail & Co.
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GLACE pineapple, California cherries and
fruits. soc pound. Towusend's, 627 Palace.
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Get Around Early.

That is if you want to secure pic
turesque California" Part sixteen is now
ready,
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Teachers Grand Excursions

Will leave San Francisco June 9th. 18TH and goth.
under m auagement of A. Phillips & Co., via the
Rio Grande, The Scenic Line" and Rock island
Railways, to all points east. One change only to
Atlantic cities. Upholstered tourist cara; COM
petent managers. For reservations or rates call
on or address CLINTON JONES' General Agent,
Rock Island Railway, SO Montgomery ST., s r.
Csc Angostura BitterS to stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs in order. Dr. j. u b.
Siegert q Sons, sole manufacturers. At druggists.
Over $4,000, 600 were contributed lew
years age To relieve the famine in Russia.
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WALL ST. OPERATIONS

can be carried on with large profits and little rIsk
py !olnlng our Cooperative Railroad Stock Syn
uIoate Average profit of go per cent
monthly earned and paid to the subscrlb-
Srs for past six months Highest references
prospectus, giving detailed information OF our
perfect system, mailed free.
" FL NM AMIGO, Stock andGrain Brokers'.
No. Al Broadway, New York CITY
my2A got
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
80 Potter building. New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
Vertsins rates and sample copies furnished.
f K. MTSCH, Manager.
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IUR stationery, artists material, picture and
frame departments open evenings. Sanborn,
Vail & Co.
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BLUE print. detail and drawing papers. trac-
ing cloth, instruments, etc., at Sanborn s.
VaiPs.
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Groceries s. liquors c. Brandt. Oak s octavIa..
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THE MORNING CALL
Has larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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BACON Printing COMPANY. 5O8 Clay streets
BLANK books, Typewriter papers, and all
Office supplies. at Sanborn s; VaiPs.
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Judge Hallet of Denver evidently believes in
Colorado finding its own salvation. elf the
State government" he said, "has fallen into
the hands of socialists, which it has, that is
your misfortune The moral in this is that il
the people don't want troubles. don't elect
Waite Goyernors.-Topeka State Journal
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SILKS, vELvETS
And PLUSHES!
AT PRICES NEVER
BEFORE REACHED.

22-iuch STRIPED SATIN DUCHESS.
light and dark colOrs, Tor street
and evening wear, reduced from hin
$50 pieces BLACK AND COLORED
MORE SILK, reduced from 81 EE1o
500 pieces BLACK AND COLORED
CRYSTAL SILK, reduced from 81 ENo
and 81 % to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jul
22-inch CHANGEABLE MERVEIL-
LEUX SILK, reduced from 81 Ef1n
800 pieces EXTRA FINE QUALITY
JAPANESE SILK, all shades re- 0Ea
duced from 65c To -......... OJU
100 pieces FINE QUALITY COL
ORED SATIN, reduced from SOC 7Eo
TO. ..---.--- EJG
50 Bdfss fI IS1 F5a 70 INDIA SILK 37aG
2S-inch FIGURED INDIA SILK new o.
designs, reduced from 81 to-. OJU
BLa d6asd H f56m 81 50 D g siLk $00
Bha d9osa f tFon sa1o MolhEsiLk' re, SIPS
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The French Government has commenced
suits to recover 100000 from the Chicago
Exposition corporation for damages caused to
French exhibits by the fire in the Manufactures
building after the closing of the fair. A few
such suits would preclude the possibility OF
dividends to stockholders.-New York Mail
and EXpress.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Be Goods delivered free to all placea where
express rates not in excess of 81 per 100
pounds.
Rs Mail orders carefully and promptly attended
to- Goods forwarded G. o. D. or on receipt Of re-
mittanees by express mail Samples free On
application.
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GUILLET's iceeream, DOE Larkln. Tel. ri!
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GLASS at F. N. Woods & Co.'s. 81 First street,
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SPECIAL SALE.
10000 yards of extra-good quality English
Flanneette in mill short lengths of to 10
yards; regular 15c goods at the very low price
of Sc per yard.
just come and examine them.

will find bargains on a | our counters and in all
departments. Visitors to the city especially
Invited TO call on u.s.
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"Collars and cuffs in New York, peanuts"
in Virginia and Tennessee, and sugar IL
Louisiana have "a pull" No wonder the lead
and iron and coal barons are striving to get
hold Of the same strings and have "a pull" with
them.-Cnicago Inter Ocean.
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Surely the health authorities Of Orange, n.
j., canDot hope 10 suppress kissing merely by
their edict prOnouncing it dangerous The ele-
ment OF danger is one of the spices that give II
flavor and fascination.-New York Press.
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When General Frye. who was chased out
Of ST. Louis as II be were a mad dog, hears how
General Kelly has STRUCK 1t" in our midst
he will begin to think that consistency is a
jewel that does not exist among us.-St. Louis
Star SAVINGS
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Atgeld, In telling property-owners that they
must hire their own defenders in times of
trouble, and not depend on the militia, advo-
Gates the "PiakerI onsm'' which he and blath-
erskites OF his class condemned a few years
ago.-St. Louis Globe Democrat
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For obvious reasons there is not much talk
In these days about elongating the Presiden tial
term. just now the people would be right glad
10 cut 1t short by some constitutional method -
Philadelphia Times.
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a portrait Of Emily BrOnte, the only one
known, has recently been discovered, and Will
soon be engraved for publication.
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Inc king Of beasts" refused TO wrestie with
nauuo" at oah francisco. and the latter Is the
lion OF The nour.-Indianapons News
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Governor Waite continues TO improve each
bining opportunity in convincing the Ameri-
an people that his election as the chief execu-
i've Of Colorado was one OF the chief politics al
blunders of the age.-Pittsburg Dispatch
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Charles Sumner would never Ileave his seat
In the Senate for any caller, and when card
was presented 10 him he invariably wrote on
the back, The Senate Of the United States is
IN session." and refused to bulge. But, then,
Mr.. Sumner was not so fortunate as 10 sit In
Senate like the present one.-PhiladelphIa
Item.
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The insurance companies and the savings
banks are just waking up TO the fact that their
interests and those of their policy holders and
depositons are seriously affected by the pro-
posed income tax. There ought to be popu-
lar uprising against the odlous imposition
Boston Journal.