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Carlo, Business Wovens,
Grocery and Milli
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flriiinal Kidney and Liver Bin
crows Planers and fills.
Theymihconl Sale llemodieuom'or those
amend with Bill 1‘s ulna-e. him complaint-I
Urinary adminnn only those prepared la the
bar runs are the Original-nil tusonly Kidney
and Liver cm that wils restore yes to palm
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Norwalk Oysters
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as h r seamless hula with ess-
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‘I'IIB FIINEIIAI. ABBAKGIWBK'I’E.
A Met but (inmprebeuuvs ilk-echo! the
Wlwgalnllvd low Yorker. Who Was
Isa-oat an Flaw-ales. Politician, Tass-
usswad uuuunnam.’
New Youli. Nov. I-‘l’he funeral serv-
lm over the remains of the' late August
Belmont. who died of pneumonia athls
Filth auntie residence. Nov. 24. will be
held at the Church at tbs Ascension”
Baturday, after which the body will be
but taken to Newport [or interment. August
Belmont has been an active character in
Insncial circle» lor tour decades. lie was
born in it!» on his father’s farm in the
3mm. Palatine, near Frankfort, Ger-
many. Ile received a thorough commer-
cial training la a achoolboy and alter finish-
ing a lull room: of studies he was sent to
Frankfort, where, at the age of 15, he at»
tend s prominent bpnking bowie asun
allies boy. In 19383 young Belmont was sent
to Naples, where the Roliisohilds had large
financial traimtlona with the papal and
bourbon governments. ilewss then almost
a Id, but so thoroughly convinced were
his employers in his. ability asacareiul
and intelligent financier that they intnurted
him with this delicate mission.
Ills lav-oval to America.
In um Mr. Belmont came to this city
and rented a small allies in Wall stmt
lromsMr. Gerard, and in those limited
quarters he laid the inundation ol abouae
which has since become one of the wealth—
leataud most honorable in the financial
world. In bill be In appointed consul
amoral for Austria in this city. lie revved
in this position for five years, and only re
Ilnqulshed his ollice on account at his
sympathies with the Hungarian}. in 1853
hs wsa appointed American minirter to
anchor BELMONT.
Holland, and his services in that capacity
In I as unexceptionsl. When 38
years of age he met the their famous
beauty, Illse Perry, daughter oi Comm
dove Perry, the hero of Lake Erie. After
a short courtship they were married.
A 0m! Art Council".
In mo Mr. Belmont, then in a pmition
to gratily his inclination lor the line one.
bought a collection ol old Dutch and
Spanish puinlingm for which he quietly
laid down um“). These paintings, how-
ever, lonn but a email minority ol the col—
Iection which be has since Accumulated.
Ilia gracelul and daring hornemanihip can
besdded to his other and numerous or-
complisbmcnts. Although all his lilo he
was chiefly devoted to financial sllalrs, he
was never concerned in the malicious pro-
lessional manipulation of the stud and
money market».
Ills Duel with Willie:- Hayward.
One ”I the moat sensational events of
Mr. Belmuut’a lilo was hit duel with Will-
iswt Ilsywnrvl. oi South l‘aroliua, near
Illkton, Mal, Aug. '31, lull.
Hayward'u brother eluted at the link:
“Ill Ihlmont'a Ifllllllllv') with n lady had
been resented by Ilul ward, and the {crater
having spoken oi llu' latter in terms not
particularly complimentary, Hayward had
struck Belmont. whereupon the lulu-r had
challenged him to mortal combar. A
gentlemsu named Lake atrlvtl as nemml to
Belmont, and it Mr. I’urdy served llay-
ward in a similar capacity. Arriving upon
the ground. the principals wm placed by
their seconds, and upon the first round Mr.
Belmont was shot in the hip. One tire. it
seems, was soihcient to appease the
wounded feelings of then chivalrous gen—
tlsmen, and Mr. Belmont was borne bleed
ing to his carriage. At the time it was
supposed that he was ntortally wounded.
A Int-adv Ire-aural.
in politic» lily. llelmont was a much
Democrat. and was thsfriend and intimate
ll lion. i-iwrnusl J. ’l’lldsa, fisnstov Bayard,
Congressman Randall and other leading
lights of the Ilwmoeraey. Mr. Belmont
weighed about mo pounds, was dark com-
plexion“! and slightly bald; be bad walk»
ling dark «yrs and iron gray aids whisk-rs.
The motion ls at X». mo I'll!!! avenue.
and with it» afllslle: Mansions la valued
“with. ll. was the New York repre»
mull"! ol the great Itothstbllda‘ has}
in home, which has a capital of sum,-
“ Ills annual lurosua from thesloeks,
bonds and “momma“ muritlea “—1
by him was mum, and he had other rs-
sci-rm. Mr. llelnumt leaves a wile and
lost surviving children, who will succeed
to hb quorum wealth. "is only dough
ll! is the wile all (I ill llowland Illa sons
' are Parry Belmont, Uliver llelnwmt and
August Belmont, .lr.
Ila Inst-g Car-av.
iii-es ”I? Angry-u ”almost baa been a
prominent lights in racing and breeding
circles. Duriag the early days 0! Jerome
hishovsrw Maid ol Honor, Vanish. Kisg»
Asher, (lie-rig, The ill l'ud Gray Heart.
Mlle James, (Molnar-nil others all but
the heard at «m At Babylon,
L ,tha heading larva established by
MW“ wow Iivgs- to tar-oat
wiwssrs will: gm: "sorority. list its
ally-oil was. some nix years-p, ion-d
astuwdladaprsuiornblagrasenasllssr
baby's Hmussarrgk-a,sadllr. Bel-est
”to busier-wear mum, where
he last-lied lit. Blata- llaglands Derby
atastilkwve
mar,“-
liaise.
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at,urltywlaner ls saonolfit.
Ibswlswa thslr m and refund to
wash, ‘l‘he haahssam
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WV POWDGII ,fiXPLOOlON
.» luau-I at New tarts.
In Yours. Nov. 1. «Pearltallans ware
blown up by the unexpected explosion at
giant powder cartridges in an excavation
at Sixtthird street and Tenth nvenus
yesterday ulternoon. Two ol them dlsd
within half am hour at the Roosevelt how
Mill. The other two are badly hurt, but
may recover The four were: Carl Derott,
211 Mott street head and bands injured;
Raphaello Rota, 28! Mon sin-t head and
hands hurt; Joseph lilago, ott street,
horribly mangled, dc ; Carmen Purod,
Mott street, crushed lutos shapeless mare,
dead. The men wens excavating a collar
on the lot on the muthwest corner of
Sixtyvthlrd arrest, and blowing out the
rock with dynamite cartridgec'
What set them oil will never be known.
A terrible crash was h , and Matthew
Barney and Thomas lie lly, two lriahmen
who were workingln a narrow alitbetween
blasted rock» in the street in (rent of the
lot, felt the ground tremble under them.
Rushing out they saw the cellar excavation
strewn with the mangled Italians and the
wmked, blood bespattered dinner pails
mingled with torn clothing and shreds ol
human flesh. The raga that still covered
the bodies of the ltalians were ablaze. A
rock or something had gone through Jo
upb Diago's body, perforating the lung
Hours after their removal shreds of their
flesh were picked up in the excavation.
MURDER ENDS A WARREL.
A Blsehnmills like.“ Ills Wile and “as
Kills Ills-sell.
BUTLER, Pic, Nov. zit—An unhappy
marriage was ended in at double tragedy
at Glade Run yesterday afternoon. For
more than twentyvflvc years Barney Broil
and his wile have lived together and the
history of their married life has been one
of unceaalng quarrels, which usually end-
ed in Broil ohalnelnlly beating his wils.
Yesterday afternoon one of their quar-
rels ended by lirell shooting bio wile and
then blowing his own brains out wilbs
revolver. Mrs. Broil in still alive but she
cannot recovrr llml was a blacksmith,
about incur! ol age, and has always had
a bad reputation
Aaliad luv u Receiver.
Sow Mirna, \lov. Jinn. was noted and
not denied at the company's olllce that the
Oregon Improvement company would to
day apply to have Joseph Simon appoint
ed a receiver. It is also stated that the in-
terest due Dec. I will not be paid The
president of the company, Elijah Smith,
is said to be oeriously ill. The properties
mtrolled by the urrlrpany comprise the
Pacific Mail Steamship company: operab
log five lines on the northern Pacific coast;
several railroads and a large amount of
coal land» and resl estate. At the close of
the last fiscal year the company's liabili-
ties amounted to “5,007,”, oil-let on the
balance sheet by an equal amount 0!
assets. Since then the company has au-
thorized and executed a consolidated
mortgage of moron». oi which .1514,”
were reserved to retire prior lumen and the
prelerred stock. It In Milled that the com.
pany is solvent, but owing to the condition
of the money market the officers deem it
best for all interests to have a receiver ap
pointed.
Col. Baker la Mlsslnp
l’uluozwuu, Nor 5.441. John it.
Baker, a well known stock operator, who
lived at Devon, PA, is missing. lie is
knowutohnve been heavily interested in
the stock of the Imlrigb Navigation coin
pany, which within the put levr weeks
has greatly depreciated in value. Col.
Baker received a telegram at Devon
Wednesday night. and upon reading it is
said to have (aimed. Thursday morning
helelt borne, ostensibly for Philadelphia,
and has not since been seen or heard of.
Col. Bah-r u» undrrstuod to have been the
organizer and chief lmlderol a large block
ol Igliiub Navigation stock. It is said
that thorium worth of Baker’s paperis
hold by Vurlmia institutions, but If“ assets
may paseibly cover this indebted“.
’l’I-irsy Ila-rs is s lurch.
fil‘liisol‘lhw, Illa, Sow. 2.1 - United
Siam Deputy Marshal Hobart was bring
log a prisoner named Fillmore stwn
to this city on a midnight tmin. Mus-on
jumped from the train near Springfield
junction while Hobart wan playing cards.
)IBXMJI war not been again until yester-
day allcvnouu, when some: tramps louhd
him in a ditch, when lit: had fallen uncon-
scion». He had lying there thirty
hour». lie was» i) gilt to this city and
placed in st. John's limpital. He will
probably alu- lie had been indicted at
Cairo lor perjury, and man being brought
here lor trial
Forges li-llla a Speedy Trial.
how Yank 08K. Nov. 25. Albert II. Smith,
broker, church dear on and longer, through
when recent lraudulent practic- the inn
ofMllls, Robeson I: finish, brokers, was
ruined, was placed on trial at {ti-'1 yester.
day alleruoon and at exactly 5 o'clock the
jury rendered a \v'l‘x‘ll" ol "Guilty as
charged in the imlimurm.“ it was prob
ably the bridal trial not held here. The
WHEN!!!“ (II (In! cur-r m cupit‘l bill “0
minutes, and only lmlr mum-m were u-
omitted. Smith iIm-is- nu cit-lune. Judge
Fitzgerald granted is wry oi neurones until
Dre. 1 The maximum neutron under the
law is ten ymra‘ Ilnylleulll'lwlll.
rub-v lgwallwa' Liens-w larch“.
l’imvwmcc, Km. :1” Illahw Clarke
hos immd the lollowmu revocation of the
license given to Father Igsstius, the An-
glican Mk: "I hereby revoke the llv
«has given the llev. J. legit-tn ”gas, to
more in the churrlmaulllw diner-sol
Rhoda laluml, inanmmb it! this Tm
was given under :- mimpprtbennion ol hie
position in the Church oi lluglaiul and
without an intelligent understanding ol
his practices and doctrines "
llw “who m In ‘l’ww “he.
Karma", Mo, \luv. at Var some
days past an invullgsliuw oi the sflalrs oi
the Midland Mercantile wraps-y has bill
giving on. The company was emailed
only two montim ago. but in that ills
tier-hash". a abort-go ol over an.
Theinvsstlgstiou came too close tom
Wk. the lanai-was nus-pr,“ he
went tabla home on Wood’s lar- lad
took a done oi lsndannar, dying yesterday
llm HHH
mount-we'- PM; Denim:
mum \ov. "' ,-. l'lrs started in the
village or Akron alumtsooa. Six build-
lamwlthmost or their m wwe
burned 0a. building was torn Mata
yrsveatlartkrsprradoltbslra. Thelma
ls animus! at mans (murmur-t
ammummwomwcm
luvs lest to I. m
MstlttJlov. ill-m
Blithavhsessrrvsdwithssstlulhthb
asatwssldhssatsstsl. Ir. Illustra-
Witua-lsllvsn as this ,-
pmlstassssa “-
«a
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lain In RIM and lav-Owl men Badly
”ardent Jugig'o Must Follow
in iKemmler’s Footsteps.
ELECTRICIIIB AGAIN SUSTAINBD.
Ills United Italos lupremn Court Says It
Is Not a cruel and liars-as! l’uslsh-
mma ngvu Riotsrs at
Island mm; m nun. am.
Wuuixorou, Nov. fi—Jn the supreme
court 0! the United Sum Cbiel Jilmu
Fuller announced the decialon of the wort
In the case oi .luglgo. the Japanese tailor,
sentenced to be executed by electricity at
Sing Sing, 5. Y. ’l'liecourtausiains the
decision below. It decides that the New
York electric'ule law io' constitutional on
the ground» taken by it in deciding the case
ol William Kemmler.
The Jngigo case was argued in the un-
prentc court on Friday loot. Roger 5. fiber.
man, counsel lor Juglgo, contended that
the execution of Kemmlcr by electricity
was cruel and unusual, and'thereloro n vio-
lation of the federal constitution. The de-
cision ol the supreme court settles all ques.
tions as to the (mmtirmiounliryol the elec-
trical execution low.
‘l'lus h' swam ltlotora Must Die. Too.
III the supreme court ol «the United
Static today, Juatice Gray unisounced the
decision ol the court in the curse of the
Navassa violets, who are under penitence
ol death in Baltimore for murder com-
mitted on the Island of Norman, in the
Carribsau sea, in lfllli,where they were
employed by a Baltimore-nu in working
guano beds. The use was brought to the
supreme court on an appeal, the question
raised involving the jurisdiction 0! the
United States our the island, alllrming
the deciition ol the lower court. Under
this decision, the men under sentence will
be executed, unless contrary executive ac-
tion is taken.
The Legal Point» Involved.
In its decision the court warning the
ground taken by counsel for the United
States. that the act ol congress passed
many years: ago providing that guano
islands lukru pmsewsion ol by citizens of
the Lulu-d Smile» and worked by them
may be placed under the jurisdiction of
this country by presidential proclamation;
that the laws of the United States regard:
ing crimes committed on the high seas
were applicable to such islands, and that
oflenders shall be tried at the port towhicb
they are lint brought.
Havana
Gallant Lila Savers Rewarded.
it'Asruxoros. Nov. 25,—The secretary of
be treasury has sent to Lawrence 0. Law-
son, keeper oi the Evauston (Illa) life
saving station and six other members of
the Evanston life saving crew the gold life
saving medals ol honor awarded to them
under the provlhinms or the law of June '30,
1874, lor heroic: dealt in saving lilo at the
wreck of the steamer Calumet on Lake
Michigan, Nor. 2a, 1681.1. The Emustou
crew rescued eighteen persons from a most
perilous situation, under peculiarly ad-
verse conditions. in the lace of appalling
obstacles and to the extreme: peril of their
lives, and this reiiiurknblc work the scorc—
tary says in his letter to Mr. Luwmu “has
seldom been equaled in the annals of lilo
saving operations.”
A Quorum May Not Be Present.
\VASlllSli'l'irS. Nov. :L'i.~'l'ha arrivals of
members oi the two houses of congress
have been so low that it Is possible there
will be less than a quorum in each when
congress is called to order on Monday
next. This is particularly true of the
houseol representatives. It is quite cer-
tain that the Republicans in that body
will not be able to muster a quorum. The
prospect is that very little business will
betrsnsscled below the holidays, except
the preliminary committee work on the
my appropriation bills.
Ila Bought a l‘snily Grave Yard.
“'ASIIISHTMX. Sow. ‘ ’ -»l}r. Chamber, the
pbyairiau of the poor of first Washington,
recently bought a suburban building lot
near Wnolnugion. When he examined his
property be iound that he had purchased
a lsmily grave you! and he was inclined to
repudiate the bargain, but when the sur
viviug relative: ol IIILMB who are buried in
the grave yunl lunml that it had changed
hands they made the new ownerhu oller lor
the property, and it will probably pom from
his hand» at a good prom.
Iv. Cleveland's Allsgnl Change at Bl...
Wasnmnos, Nov, 2:, The Critic pub
lisheaihc awry llutl i'i-I’r-mulcnl Cleve—
Iand has become a com"? to the double
standard miungr than), .md that he wrote
sletterlu Seuntor \‘h' more time ago,
which (be Min-mun Senator showed to
.omeol his rullraxmo, mlmiiting that he
had been wrung in his virwul the currency
question. uml that he i. n ready to an-
nounce his titllVi'f'rIllll
(.‘lsvolsml'. “each use lwgalls.
Korma» (3m, Sov 2;. Nelson A. Ayers.
internal nvmm- . ullwmr ul Kaunas under
Clevelnml, Iran rri'rlvtd a letter into the
Ia-pvvsident. in which he says: “There is
no one thing of lb.- some grade of im—
whlch Illlh rmulted lrom the re.
not election, or which might to plan”
Democrat» and all-writ people so much .9
the prtiwpewbt oil the n'llrrmflll. oi lugalls.
ldo um know wlml kind til it Damper» it
would hawho wambl not labor In lemon
and out ol sewn to prevent the return to
the senate all this villller ol everything
Democratic. who has been put lorwsrd by
the Republican party to pour outahuss
too bad luv even decent Republicans, and
who was made the presiding olllesr oi the
senate to crown their insult-toner party."
i eruws 3|.- smut
Hum»: n Ky , Nov Ki w’l'om Martin;
Insular-l oi Rowland what and instantly
killed Al l'.amden A few days agoLanr
den made Harlin "learn a prisoner named
Jen-inn by leveling a sluitgun on him.
and the olllerr had a warrant loaned luv
hills. lie met Camden in Woollonl‘n store
sad attempted to serve the paper, but
Comics poached for Ills pistol. Martin
drew bio first and not a shot through
Camden's heart. ('13an was considered
a damn loan and had figs-red in a
lumber oi slanting scrapes.
Pitta-burg Harlow Asvwata
Prrrsnum, Nov, 1:. Ville-en wholesale
liquor dealrrv- oi the find. and Mind
walla were arrested iaat night charged
will: walling liquor without a lhaesar. 'l'so
baillalhsanm of It,“ each for a
:3... More a police magistrate am
Wedssaday.
1a favor d W I“
lava, Mans, Nov. 2341.. First church,
knows-s ”Ilsa lather!!! Newmsglaud
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Woons'mK, Ont” Nov. 25.-—Ilrs. Birth-
III and Mr». West-Jones lelt hero ”5:!!!
last night for Europe They sell from
blew York Wednesday on the Diabetic. A
Tarp crowd gathered at the depot to bid
farewell to the young widow, who has
many warm sympathlnrs Both ladies
were dressed in deep mourning Mrs.
Birchsll nluucd to visit the grove while
her husband's body is in the Jail yard, but
if the suthoritieu will give the body up
she will return to Canada and have the re
mains interred in the cemetery.
The White Blur line luruisbed liar
transportation for the Indie: from here to
England. Mrs. Birchall still believes that
herhus‘bnnd was innocent, oi the actual
killing of Ilenwell. She was tly
paluodto hear that Rev. Mr. W had
intimated that heu‘husbauu bud confessed
whimwhile to her he protesiod tothe
last that he was not guilty. “I will never
believe that Reggie confessed to any one, "
she said to the United Press reporter,
weeping bitterly. "He told me he was in-
nocent; and more, he implored metouot
place any reliance in what other people
might say Alter he was dead. It be was
guilty of that terrible crime I know he
would have confessed it to me. I pressed
him no to tell me all, and he said he had."
A MANIAO’S AWFUL CRIME.
Ila choked Ills Wile and thtlo Daugh-
ter lo Ilsalll.
FALKYILLH, Ala Nov. ‘5. -—Dr A. M.
Turner,au ex member of the legislature,
last night choked his wile and link
daughter to death. The doctor has twice
been in an asylum.
The child raised an alarm before being
killed,und when citizens rushed in they
found the doctor in a wild lmnzy. He do
elated that bi.» wife had tried to kill him
and that he had acted in self defense.
Fineny Wants to Annex Ireland.
erw Yours, Nov. 25.4mm twenty-third
anniversary of the hanging of the Irish
martyrs, Alien, lurkin and O’Brien. at
Manchester, England. was observed by
the Irish Nationalists at Cooper Union
hall last night. Congrcstrnanvclect John
R. Fellows presided. The address ol the
meeting was made by lion. John R. Fin-
eny, of Chicago. He did nut. confine him»
ulfJo bi- subject, but entered upon Ira-
lsud's wrongs and her relations to Eng-
land. He said that ii lreland could not
be h lrec country he would like to see hat
a part ol the United States. lie 11dech
that in fifty years Ireland would be one at
the brightest stars in the American flag.
"II the home rule movement lsils, u it
would when Mr. Gladstone retired, are
the Irish revolutionista going to sit still?”
asked the speaker. .\lr. l-‘lnerty said KW
sin was a factor to beconsidered in the
struggle.
l‘snny "u: Golder Tired of “It.
Saunas, Pu. Nov. zit—Funny Van
Gorder, a middle aged woman, shot her-
iiel! in the head with a revolver yesterday,
and the attending physician says that the
will die. The suicide was the principal
figure inocase in Hallisterville, Wayne
county. in which a daring attempt was
made to rub and murder a man named
Baker, who was said to have u large sum
ol money in his house. The woman gained
his oonfideucemud while he was slee lug
oil a debauch she pulled the nipple o;
revolver. Baker‘s hohsc was set on fin.
and while he was seeking to elect an oa-
cspe robbers entered and ransacked the
lower floors. linker saw them and at-
tempted tu fire all them, but his revolver
was useless. lie warped, and sent one ol
the men to the penilcuiiury, but the wom-
nn was acquitted.
World's Fair "rhino“.
Chicano, Nov. :5 fix ll’lELUIl} nil-cringe!
the joint corrunlilee or ilmrmnonalcom-
mission and the local directory was held
with n View ofulelermiuiug the much dis-
puted question of jurisdiction in the man
sgcim-m oi the fair. The report of the
committee, which «ill be p’rsented at
today's nun-ting of Ihe Imliouslcommlo
slon, will show that the lw'nl board of di-
rectum concede the right oi the national
commission in control the loreign and
other exhibits, and in order to prevent
lurthcr disagreement between the two
bodies it recommends the appointment ol
a relevance comnllllh‘. The national com-
mluiou Illtli adopted the report ol the col»
nilttee on nwurd». It recommends bronae
medalo and q-x-rtillcnie» instead of money
premiums.
A Deeper-ta Ilsttlo la the Dash.
PHILADELPHIA, Km. c”;.—\Hiliam ll.
Pennington, colon-d, and lliclnml Corny,
hia boarden also colored, quursied last
night. They finally came to blows, in the
course of which the lamp in the room was
overturned, leaving the place in darkneu.
A terrible duel followed, and when the
police appeared upon the wane Penning-
ton wao found lying on the floor I!“
cut to pleout lie will die. Ono nl Lousy" s
can wns mcrlNI irony Iii-l brad, and he
was otherwise eat and llrulavtl. Balers
were the weapon:- naed «luring the terrible
struggle in the «lurk
hulk! I'ugll'u l‘lsritlng right.
Mormourmr Ala Youth l‘hr Dem»
castle senatorial norm :ulj vurmnl at l0
o'clock hut night “not taking ilin- twenty-
fllth ballot, which wailicll m (allows:
Pugh, Bl; My, 2!»: K’llll, :n; “'ulta, 1’.
0n the twe'tliyrlmlrlli Milan Pugh lucked
elven vines ola Iunj-mly. l‘lw omunlllon
lovoeaooniblnsd numb-t him and (mood
an adjournment, lemma Pugh within
nine votes of a nominal mu.
Ami-st lisp-vale Min-Ma.
“tsunami”, .\Ilnn., Nut. %.""A WID-
nlpog (lino) npecial In'l‘iu- Journal says:
"The most luuwrrlmtjmlgmrnt over girth
ll Hanltoha has just been delivered by
Judge Kilian: against the celebrated up»
poslollhe Roman (anhnllm lmm enact
pas-d by the last legislature abolishlng
separate whom The rm will he at»
psalsd in England. as the (‘atholies will
talnsd there. ”
Author Candidate In Ills Pats! (ll-ale.
Nswirma Nov n Mnrun ll. lop”
was lent night muvirml oi the murderol
bk wile. which occurred on July] Ian.
Ila will be murmured am Friday. happy,
who was a worthlr-a lollovr, picked a m
[a] with M. wile, which colorist-tad talus
sshlsl a pair ol scissors and stabbing has
lathe Mast lnppy's Manse was M
she tool: her own life.
lore and, law Ireland's Cusp.
Norm: Anna, him, Nov muff p
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one. mm. tram mm
not he national until a decision is ob»
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