The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1871, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1871:—TRIPLE SHBBT. lu Se 4 noi ademas gpm 4 compery, with) ®& comple of ier Thémess THE “TERRORS” OF CAROLIVA. ficnaceelcaeent Se Sas see | titre forttt, "nat itent Done ae secy” | LIFE EN THE WILDERNESS. and, enterimg the Cy > — enn baw i do whom he intended to agreat, rel trive Who age coanevted. and sym- | ing'alomg time he got ured, and, tating — or Arrest ef a Notevious Indian : 7 thize with Lowrey and hts: gai This latter | standers where hits act coum. eho Cidinaat’s New Wit-| frs,qime seamaster munguemazen ng | T° Lawless Towveys sud’ Fhoty | ESSisy or peace Sot measur atceam | nea Medeor ae i tte Smuggler. ox Of the lowest, most in eur a aa ‘al iy) a fa Tecdek eae i iaeereemaraa este onan otras Liege Subjects. De the whites, who lntermacty with tie negro and | haif nour who 1k was chat hat doae the: shoottng, Re OI passes and Additional. Identity. 7 of oUF lost feliow-cowntryman, Talat Hair-orveds, tien the halt-precds temueiven Frocuriag a Wages, the Sergeant nad Jet: remaver ’. iT 8 eeatenaee are al Teiated In sone Way Wi tne Lowre; the | to the © er m house, Where Dr, Sha iti 4 age Sr htc see kd we Snow apes Onendines mnie ie Ueomos end: tanay, tie gen, | woatursmoned to drew cinweealls. “Aiter proving | =svetitien of United States Trogps from Fort ead than ire @oes of the difficulties of penetrating the GENERAL JOWERS JROPA RBY. ulde Negroes, MAAIng in all One of Lhe most and dressing the wounds, tha doctor sald that with Browning to the White River Settlemeat- daterior 1) ve no faith HYBKID AND DEGRADED good aiteation Jem will recover, . FAVERS NEW BOOK. | Sisco ion mercesric ta teats cose rnes peer e Mcceeee| — quiniiaa sale som “Teta Pevtiny-tny Men Pro me, headed by some experience! and well-quatt- them are ewher in secret, open or deciared sym- netniiie 1d “J wicie finan iasbest fepmien So ve ating | “errno at Denerctoct’ negeettie chan | Mai mare oh orcs Sejiem ot spring and | yy, g, Tire Revtoue Moet One Aled, vadee ana etary, zous Leaving Anson County—Pillage in ne portance aoourring, in the COUnEY ay, | of the Manchosber Jota, amd, Ka tuo. leatiaan view to ovtatuing the Co-onstation or the govern. Herald of vis morula From ail accounts i was Petersburg by the Caar. ent in one or, vot of thew desugns. “! would Broad Daylight-The Wholé Popula. ging.” With auch ‘extensive and secret outpoms, | {raid of Uuls morning, roma ageonute Ae wie uy jtrvan digdnea, 12 to suppose that the expedieut of A widespread and wetive co-operation taroug! f Montina Territory, Deo. 1, 1871. retreat e messengers will be tried first, to be followed tion as Spies for Lowrey—Power- out the whole county, and extending evento the | the state, Kast ariington, the seene of tite + nly in pets fatlare by tne exped Sean surrounding counties,” Lowrey openty detiey all | 8{ray, 18 a village about six miles inomy Arilay ton. A Movement in the’ right direction nus taken i SPANISH ELECTION. | way it cannot ve aoubdten that ine r lesonew of the State Government— authority, Whether of the Stace or the United States, The Fow vce ured La & saloun, «Monday Aiternoon: | place ftom Fort Shaw, and perhaps the best thm will give ready: and zealous assistance. ‘I'he bi A Mongrel Robin Hood. 8 Wns Visible In the interview Under a fag of truco bBo Meg plane Fe that hay ever nappene in the hostlie section of ish people will be no ais ready to make a practic: held with him by the Adjutant General of (he State | MM ly tae sHootng of five persons by the propricors Sane: W S : efort 10r the relief of Livingstone than they were in muita, aud already published in the Hwan, of the suloow, Farwell Lawrence, A little son lontana Nag been avcomplisiied. No douse many ENGLAND. pawt.time lo-explore the Polar regiouy for Framkla BLOODUOUNDS: of Farwell, aged cight years, was oue Of the vicums | yexqers of the MERALD are aware of the arrest of Moss Nace Drrot, . | and tos Since died. Young Farwell was accident af " " And bis breve companions, Roviezon County NG. Doe. wi 1st.) | Pave nee, BuaTesed as & incans to effect the CAD: | Aiiy shot. by ws (athor wMie loading a revolver, | JON Curley, the supposed smusmier, aud tite a: A Mebterng irtnt—Last of Batgent’s ‘serp—Mere Witneescs and Brosh iden- yeNo pout as tw the Man—-Capmin ‘Wuetes, the African Travellor, Testifive— ‘William. Fergusson’ What Goverument of National Deionew Wienessoe Have pela siete 8 The following extracts are taken from Jules Fa- d Fm omnes Deo, 13 and 14.) Yre’s new book:— While on a aspeciat tour thi the souahern been appli ‘and’ the oltizens of this couaty ave | |W of the others wiht probably die, Lug otuers'ave | struction of his rancit and goods by fire, at White heacee tees pect roug! soul por left to the 10dhy meroies ol the Lowrey ganz, with | 2OU dangerously wounded. River settlement, by United State’ Murstial Chartes on of the Old North State on professional business | the utmose indiiTerenee on the part of the’ Stare Sate Attortiy Ratelolder, wio was absent. WA3 | Hae wacked ti for the HERALD I thought afew houve spomt here— | government. Cannot something be done for these | OXpected to recur on ‘Moray evening, when aa ine | Hart, ed’ by two companies of niteed Stutes: the nearest ratiroad depot to the headauarters of | sultermg people, even if it were a declaration of | Vesteaddou will be nade, ‘Lhe parties ave la charge | regalars; [nm obedience to orders two chitpa- »resident of the authorities, awaiting the examumation Greab ont the notorious Lowrey gang of outlawa—would not be tpt ts eset i tr aud trout tas Stave excite:nent prevails in relarenee to the whole amir, nies of the seventh reafncnt ‘of iiintty— r ating ‘Which isyusely regarded asauothor of tie resutisot | H comrpany, Captain Hf. 4. Freeman, dod B*com- Li Mead sh ie Wee ler Lpend ri ceo <ouunrd ‘that t ag fing Pag reo conver ae the sale OF liqaor in that piaee, Culnloaung in. the | pany, Captain’T, &. Kortiand—and First Lientonant Of wis case on the Auth the PORTRAIT OF mISMANCK, Sauntered about agniti the arrival of @ freigné train | pondence of the Wilinington (N. C.) vournal, If | death of an innocent child, ‘There are vations cou |G sf ponitord, along with part of tite mouttet’ ag Babe court was. unusually omull, aimost | Count Wamarck secmou to Le 1ull of vigor; his tal | @ue here some three hours lator, Tne cowutry 18 } itypm tuod aud ins “Merrie men were auyditng | M-ting rumors in regard fo Ue origin of tue row, | or Lt Neivon: anding, took ‘ % won uf Busgeut: wat Aguro, nis poweriul head ant strongly marked | extremely poor, the lands swampy, dismal and | like the Lowreys, tie romance is more attractive | Aun, ihe propmeoss cialin thas te MT can ine pay Mek ie Lentie Swdwatt phir = Halian who 1 rom feat ol ith a sense oF rengtn; a , ” legal 4 ‘o A radmng’ lags Wwe aetna Tnarrfed hau £300 | tho same tie, his manners were same with sum- | MAl@rious, and the inhabitants are poor, mostly iz | Hin Mo roullly. | The Journal saya: only determine ihe facts of the caso, It ts tho most “ 3 (ae. Jar Wer’ ies, Dut ue ad never, recely ity. His Dearing was grave aud | Norant and having that ashy tue of { 0m, Tuasiay mig, 1248 instant, Geueeal Jowers, of ths: | morancholy adfutr 1m tts result: chat Was ever occurred | f0TF bultt nenr (he banks of Milk River by the Nort Vann Lage omntyy hi di en ~ 14 7 - - . from 1, The retae tation or Tourn: | counteaance the effect of chills and fevers, | few dey pee 4 pre ht dl apne iarled vy | UUs State, and che saddest of Allis Whe slovting | American Fur Company, mut now ta use vy" te pt young mon in tse uetighb orliood wg ‘%O. with them wow beh ee? py gts ditties celia: hoieto! was United’ States governinont for issuing suppres to te rocery near “Aghpole swamp,” and ‘am hour or two 3" Y ier “4 ioe soil amueonent. Tho, General who inof rather'a con: | vicinity ately, which. have finally terminazed in | las, The experition left Fort Shaw'on me a9ttt FRANCE. Jules Favre’s New Book—The Records of the We und Rouse From thecommencement oi our intercourse wi i. Ta Gants inandiy ead coma besides being somewhat deat from the fre ve, and tone ho maintained throng quent use of quinine, Not more thaw t. Doubdtiess he considered me, as a aio 01 3 " renditfassonted, and, guided by ‘the boys,” as he | violence and death, Jt appears that the stivoting | Of October, commaaded by Captain Freeman, j moist, cnuirely worthy of hams rh whe had Lie pant vail Apps ean prsoagisi ia eypac att a Mule aren yras done by Kar well ena Lawterion, who claun Uiat | arriving hu Fort Browning’ om the ett, travel- } bohteness jeavor to hide this feelin —d sixhtetness i i) “How tet j J : FH was. iy vouched by my sinc ae some consequence ta this lovely and desolate sec- r ‘wittoh ‘may be prow The persons.engaged in the row whowere shot are | ¢ 215 niles m ten duys, On artiving: app: me, 1 was at once struck by the clearness of | ton of tne country, and ag s00n as I stepped tro: is se up do better | John Hannah, Haward Ratter and Frank Burk, all | at Browning we found a full train waiting. by his good sense, and by the originality ‘4 si PP | than to recount the-eu! ry Ianquage of the’ | of Bast Arlington, lannan 1s not expected to live, | an escort for Masel Shell, on the Missoun Rivers ys tnand, Hae freedom from ail precentiousness | the car I became the observed Of all observers, | Gemoral, premiding that em cau done iy manner of | but Raiter und Burke, lt is expecued, Will recover, ‘Wal! noes: remarkable. A’ a ian of business I | My matn object im stopping here was to acquire all | DAtra ncn, ad had tho oxatraent of ba ae ee fo ‘Timothy Matony, of Glastenbury, had’ stepped into | THO escort was furnisited, consisting of fourteen fou bu riect, recoguising facts as they exist . tne door to purchase someting, and seelag a& yow | elflisted mn, im charge of Licwtenant Bomford, sreedent nih Us. Draclieal aun positive BolaLoUR, by epoca tog nti bam Mrbdgsonstin Bie 8 Cusco eamea'. SOW RIS TOL, turned to go out, was sot. In the buck of'tne head | artertny Musset Stoll party left the Fost of tte com: 40 everyting Wat did not lead vo sume , Henry Berry Lowrey, an: in about as follownsesl want down to ray piace in Robeson | Sunt has slice died. mand began preparing for another expeuiiton to woreby ob inMiensé power which ne is | gang, siuce the disastrous campaign agatast them | ¢ for the coming your. 11 T tad Forwell’ and Lawrence’ nave veeu, arrested aud. enter ‘mant, of 1845, ‘hee made him neither haughty nor vain; % that nerghhoruood [should not | neld tor trial, White River. Bat before we proceed furtiter with pane to. scommnane, cada, iJ Tus me hones thas power firmly, uid. ne cares nog | LY ‘We Stato and lederal troops was. abandoned last, | Hare gone, and now anybody wio wantwto buy can havent | Much ayinpathy 18 felt for Mr Farwall, whose | our story tet us stop amt write'a tue about Brown- ‘gud were Was a raumen de uices Which he bas made to retain | TU. In this L can scarcely say 1 was very success- a, Plus” aoe’ of land: irom | Oly son irus byed tukeu from Wes in Kosudden and | ing, ‘The fort quite @ suvstanitul adhe of! Tutpressionabie, he 1s not aiways | ful, for from the momeat of my arrival to. that of | . Up & grocery; whore they | terrible a manner, its kind, bulls. Of cotkouwood lous; having: a qaade sie to suppress his impetuosity. 1 bad heard waeh a have beow dof for about two montis. They Bunt 1s undvuvtedly the cause'of all this trouble, | rangular shape, and stands about twelve iees a mee cleverness, bat he uever deceived | MY devarture the lew people at the depot watched Grocery, and had Wee dong » | ant'tie® community hope it will be the mawas of} from we grow On each corner the he olen wounded me Watie repelled | MY every movemont fo med ive i therinses aantanes eta: f reece ae tinue cca uF Uke it" Ciba: VAI. Sof Loge. ate et miZzoutally and — io Fticet nat ; a ta arahyaee WITil EVIDENT SUSPICION. F ewo of Bome. pure Juice Swloh tioy seid tue eroceey ine. ‘the spac het poor ure filled with logs wi as Siu ever foun I EMAC’ BL une. naa ire Oe tt wi om Wa So 1 wert ato wi planted iu the ground perpendicular On ine nortan ous. hi and wero exceedingly guarded. in thelr replies’) pighod ad. cli as Say vee walt THE ARCTIC REGIONS, ewst and suuriwest corners bastions ure erected ‘ POLITICAT, ORERD OF TIE COUNT AND TIE EMPRROR. when lI spoke toany of them, It was soon appa- | and crackingour: jokewateact other until Se OT een lange-enoagn for ten meteach, ‘Lite maa eatruteas ace, Tt f % , pate: ‘ Fent that they took moto ve a spy oF adetecuive | Bevoysiet tha waria, T stopped fora monn ously | New German Pluuw for Polar Rxwlaracionate | Mol tno. west sido, a te eaten sent here to capture the Lowrey# stngio handed, | anu noticed tha aor ey othe grerrinog wag nmmsly | Greealand =m Coutinemt—Whar Captain | op iite tore ite log. shanties and so far from obtaining tuformation from any } Presently Pstepped Bp fee Soleg, aittie ined by the gut K The followifigrélates to au tuterview which M, Fayre had Witt tHe Count ond tn which Favre Minted taat Bismarck was only the tool of that Im- On tie inside erecital, a190-a dewey Suggeste—Whew the Expedition | stwe, A newly Constyuctedt adobe buiktioy slams x , of the parties present on this head, it 1s certain, be- | did not at trst tis iat any cne wasttere but the boys Should St inthe centre of the yard, Which overiook thelort periatism whieh Prussian meant to impose on ~; ) The vrst tints tuat Bpaw'wae waren Caring s to cates bide and the surrounding for miles. his Rrakaese . yond @ doubt, that they svon Lound means of notity- |) me an at the same Ome bemziog sss Bat SimRR FRANKFORT-ON-THR-MaIN, Deo. 5, 19TL. | Denti: ‘IS wilt is tno ‘blvckitouse, = -*yourselt. I have no reason | M@thenotorious outlaw of my immediate presence’ | 4. ¢armoment | kuew fe was one of the oudiaws: “Suomi” | Messrs, Weyprecttt and Obverucutenant Payer | aitd:ly to.ve used im caso that Lo" shonld past’ twe to "ie “Rapot Ti, 1 do not deny that it | M the neighbornood, as well as my suspected | antl, and 1 eaktit too—siop! am notbere totronoie, | Intend 10 continue thelr explorations: between | [Muses tine last exineiuily. | hare are 1roun tolte aeioe Cela you, Mr Lowery. Me tuned te rile w iittle aside aud E 1 : Peri Re ate Ae eat beer rig" rates xeon bee cs designs. After numerous fruitless attempts to | Pit ing haa ‘cia wgon ta itt boulder; at tha de and tT! spicbergen, aud Nove, Zembls next year. The | oF them cotabits wlilt au indiwm squat, ane: Ulex” Was Dearly ten atone lighter than = fer) = ea the two nations coud | 2t@W some of tuem into conversation on the.subject,| repeating, “ston, Mt Lowery; {am not after. you. I would’ | President of the! Bremen) Society for German Polar | @ke knOWE to Ud luhan ring as butchers, VaKcers) now. 1g releronee (9 ine claimant calling ile } nave been emeere aties, ant, acting tugetuer, they | of the Lowreys—all of tem shaking their heads. tn , Betansted: wei mga ns ary, cheertal tang, vat it | Exploration also publisues a. plan of Captain Kol, | Cavoulens Tuxuiry, ue. UL course ilies adbrecaive 2 2) s,Anambor of oiuer ques eee ee eee ated Maar aat | 3 manner that indicated tho most unmistakable } wenplouraiter tas wnetting, a miller. 1 nooks seatt, | dewey, of the first, aud socond German expeditions; | iowweil ttre election’ retwrud wit necossary So" to am aneing out of the Fdio not wish to Sghs him, as 1 proved. in ‘i807, | Mence—I approached au elderly, farmer-uke gen- neighborhood Hove to bare « hide’ fun.” At ting | for anew voyage af exploration to East Greenlaud, | das, 1a) vain dit we. los tur tue fart wihtele tes York bp tno jars, NE ete Seoeen during the dispute avout Luxembourg. All those | Uéman and observed:— Pr bal oo om id sacar of True, we bear that Captain Koldewey, who i af | josiitabie regione The omy, Siacee we could, pid mode of speaking, manners, ' eae) ed and I — “The neighborhood seems unusually quiet to-be re Ss Aud & tushel of ground, peas, | present engaged in connection, with Professor Dove | see where’ tio ground tfad been touched’ were soon prea ‘the lo fong-druva-oxt svideuce of on 80 near the vicinity infected. by, the onlaws.?? ted Tae dee, Lege vnacon, | W Berlin’ in working out the mewerological | tle grawasaual, tho place muiere the it ens — psiiens Wie tite brougut 19 a close. this only ‘to prove.| ‘AWhy, yes,” ho repiled; “but 1% you saw them | sierahictreotemireas oitictimete iury art eaied | results of the ‘lass expedition, aud hos IMPOVOr Lie araveyard ee Aol aoe uiiaRiorae Woodunacwns kusw-enicant at Cabir, 1 had ni go to war, and war | here hike they come some days, wlion, they stop the | Mm Hewpoke vat litle tut found @ secure place for bis services, at | one grave, aud markedon the heatvoard were ue Was uu the habit of going 10 Lord Glenzall's | Siared by you. Li seemed wo me thar France was ae. | ‘ally all armed wich two rites aptoce and half. a | | Tue barkonper put the tor, wo quick, ae it enxious to | the Germau Naval Observatory im Homburg, would | Worse —“duuues Weis, iaRt son oF Jovap, Welle rk; lad been shown tue cimimant, and <new im. rained to fight, When I neard oi the anger which | dozen pistols ineach of thelr belts, you woulda’t re Lowery rity ‘aveiny “Pur uy a quart of bran ‘ani | De prevented from participating, in. an expedition oor Rice} cuap’s mother re have been au Indian imstant she saw Dim, and has Do douvi he was | was snown-abaut tne candidawure of the: Prince of ” ruin and charze it to the puorhouse 1" About Dp are Ave Tichborne sue knew im Brolana; she ce ) Kohenzollern | was alarmed by tne determinaiion aE eee cate me he was leant; galing the cox nter carelevaly; 1 | HeXt Year, Besttes, tue junds forsuch expedition’ | sauaw. Por the prosout'l will write noviuing more tne tgs ciatmant of your Ambassador, M. de Benedetti, to treat with “Do they often stop che train 1” | Wan standing sitio tu, hile. Fe ao Loys wore talisl a? Wauting aud, will not Le: readiiy procured, But sbeay fae 8 rs Sn Oe Somme cnt oeeee ‘Hall wid plenty of the King alone. He troubled the King; and, know- “No, Dot often; but they are frequently here | quite hively, Tcould haye “Ellled. ite. at te. stondy and Wersi#no doubt that pubile interest in. Polar exe | owning, Tite wagonsbeiny HOW free,.tite men were, aout, bub beard no und eay, “Hore co.ues | mg ins, | advised a policy which shoula give you ses, Taney have st > GaUCAhS OF iat SEROe Reward and Bow belpleseiy hp, hawer te we aia iy at ear, uo ob WALh. mabaiection, When f learned that the King, follow- when it passes, They have stopped tne freight, enuy. waa, whon [heard a whisper just. at my. right-hang,, |! ploration has been awakened in Germany by the | allowed io rive, aud ah Iall-past three in Wie ing my. advice, had obtained from his cousin the | though, several times to get sume tungs they . Wc gating: tone the cracks of te plank | jawexpedivion; and new (foreign) expeditions are | #iternoow on the.’ suul oF Ociouer we tert lor White: River settlement, Deputy Uuitel States Marshat B RROOGNITION, withdrawal of nis name ag candiuate, 1 wrote | needed,” LHKARD 18 BUUKFLING OF FERT ON THR GnoT weparing (the Swedish) or are,aiready en route (the | ¢ ‘ Ti the t rt c “s * i ss > prepariag ( Cirariie’ Hast and two Lidaas, Club Footand Tiree. me bing bey speared ao 8 Pg to mp me ce ait as eens Bad that 1] ‘Finding tits gentleman more communicative Peg the ang a taste anita rest were keene | AuMericaa), Bus. what 13 of vital interest to, Ger Knives also several citizens of Browning went 4 2 0 “0 eieace with thee. tion, ‘Tie rivew Watshe dd not exactly know how old she fore, was my surprise when I heard that tne | than any of the others | proceeded with my inter- ward while he drank, The whisper sounded ag if it was, “1s |, mauy—not,,mdeed, In the faterest of scieace, but of Wie eee ae Het ane i M, Fits Re _ 4a; had no veliel on tne he subject DUL wus at least | grouble had. recommenced. ur side did not show | rogatories, the remamder of the crowd stanAing } Ro driaking mucho aad the auewer, “Maoh! Hourhe hasn't |’. jotism—ia the factthas. te: Hagish ure paoparr | traveiting tro. wiiine aut ous dag, White Wiver teen seg.tve, th nat ance she must be stematic. hoeulit: ce. ker : ; Posten whke the French governinent, | olf ut @ distance keenly watching mo; Dutt soon thy: the I Now and.T made another move, but, u vanta ef sevlearet : Prouchman's Creek is U " if not anirey) te she resided in Ireland } which wasdctermined-to Lave war. The cause was | found thers Was a limit eveu w ls infommaions | Lowery interferel. "No, okt fellow, dant go You’, nan tosh ee eileen ers OF) Shey) Cotta cD Deaoee rege eee steppe bigest ue father and mother, who were lodge be the hummlation of the King—a hamiltation to “How are tite outlaws disposed toward: tae peor ) wer stay and have some (an. Barkecper, a ¥ in East Grecwiaad in whe: coming; your, This has . pees smote quarcerod ae ser Ginen pa nov sugmit, ro) to this moment [ vane 4 te county sino ri troape teers Ad " Suen 2 Geniranaee eateeate the po ss 2 Ri a been pretty posttively expressed: by, tie recent, ad- by ga ee agg ae portuniaes of seeing | Gen a ieeeend apes grants fapenially 4 ea eiufh Hike atk RA zat} ster a0 | turned fay attention Tothe liquor, Then i entered | Gress of the Presidcmt.-off the Geographiead Society, | Uiat place uring: the most of ter gaods replayed by such men us le Gramont an ‘My irlend,” gi ie old gentleman, looking at mind that he could nop. drink muchimore and keep up, | Sindeary Ruweason. from Fort Garry, in the British lines, and are ever her sister, had x omvier. The former was always a.second-rate | mo sq o 5 r. yuarely, “i YOu bave Coule to pun mesnous the aftera while I gave up that idea,for he drank his e. ry and M, Ullivier was au orator, but no | the Lowreys you have run apo {uinbier ball fall of Uraaiyaa an araenge every ten mivaces, |: dn texird to, tue continuation of Polar. MAteamans 1 have already told you thas haa 1Lbeen THR WRONG MAN, |} Druk! He was ny inure drunk wy twolve ofclook thaa f |, Hons Camatly Kowewoy, as Wall as Dt mn to Our interest to re-ostavlish the a: of Napd- | ana if you want to operate agiinst them: yon’) |! Waswen Lyot there, Pan Sister widgets hare irene one ate ready to trade whiskey wtt the Lndiang Cumey , Was arrested.in the nave of. the’ United: States aud "soon after deliveren to the, Deputy United States: plorae y ; don no" Pesiults aLtULed, Lave. axoressed, thouseives to Uae |) Marsitat. From all accounts Jonu isa ot hand ad, BR tyay the Orton have ada oe eee Mave to Op ts oe 200s. ¢ Se ees fess get ape anless it was the exefiem :nt, ely 2 | foLowlhy eifect:—Kuldewey: relera, ust of wll, to | the betlows, and, now ie he ig reratrar . jore ww our ' them. . RAAB = 7, rt “ rane Pe 4 as inside and hed mo count about nis isanuty: ahe void | King, who thinks much of hereditary rut, ‘Aa for | “Tole waa aald m. such a. decided tone Tor my hto tan for thas of alg, an. and\Abionos to sulve Wis FUISE. granle 4 oe or Petes oF tnsabnatinnsy General nat Us ne cross-exaibined Der | mo, an alvogetner impartiai—1 aa-even @tepub. | guoka Yrcme euprossion, bows of to, and win Foned’ pa id ll bat fe was at tanch ora wey. the “Polar yueston’ 18 less the. accidentas | law rematua to be discussed, aud no Coubt LLG pride. the least” m: eck her opiaion Would be the same, notwitn- an, NO-government is it cing, thio make ove that mixbt be construrd ino | Teaching Of & wWasuematical polat tan the ciear | Quer Wii Ket ihe venent, either for or agalast im, wnt we claimant was changed irom @ hat the Winnee of the people, Lopes wacom, rome ested co Teas incooer art wad | fn offence So | saw the boys prepare tu leave with hetple recognition Oi the relations and: natural laws pre | Tic country through, Witch, the expeditian hassel it 0 & large, heavy man. —— KADY | azony. Ai last they, said, “Come on, General,” vue jnst | Vadling in the-Avctic regions. Gerwany has already | 18 anyttriug but safe for civil Jurisdiction to eXerciae, Y sinister designs against Uhe outlaws, 1t-wasim vault | tien Twas invited up for another deimk, and they'left mo, ve ba ust Gree! . tts power. Lait breeds, Ind ent 4) Bese’ aR citemecin tae can: ened RUSSIA AND GERMAN’ that-l courted iurther news concerding them, and | fimshed the ‘ino ‘sot own my glaag and moved slowiy Senloratons aura aathered: Experisuccs. which Cony, P alvmarn toreet ross Sait WOR ate. OTe ene ry iba), stato sod that ne Was dritted tn the the old canteen, cont, a ae leaving me to. } the door. My eyesight ts not the best in the dark; the bors | not be, perlaps, sO Valilably, applied, to ober ‘Accuc |'strike down jww-abidiax.” people whoever, tha, Clase with Roger Lithborue, wio was only | The St. Petersburg Banauet—Reccption of oy jauued by asking direct quesdunae Patra wry tiet ‘step ant dared for. the “path. Somehow | Expeditions. ‘Hvougn tus discoveries Of tue: last | Chance oiyrs iteel!. Alter tle akrest of Curios the ausmiseod irom drill, gna nad to, atvend z slag It the parce questioned Was a wines a aCUaTY | Tinissed it and siraek the aarp, where the water was | @Xpediuon highly’ interesting: scteutitle questious | Cowmmaud started ior Lirowulng, whore. they stayed Pan awkward oft ess identified claimant,| Prince Frederick Charles and Hie Com- Vee Ligyit 2 Wan, #0 about knee deep; but that was no-obstagley aud fmade It diy | have. arisen, ta the solving of waton Germanys | tem days aWaltlng tie arrival of the Massel Stell, * adopted auother course and amused myselt 8MOK-+ T “t for at | if Hie, Jtast ial! Stak y r party, Wien all liauds left for Port Shaw, perte) ‘une sumac person. Tieaiue o out that claimaut dit paniou Kuights of St. George by. the Czar walki bout 1 as T dashed tirongh it for at least) walt a mile, tert) honor is at stake, For still other reasons | Party, ts ‘ort Shaw, experienc. the witness, tnougn they had uech | aud she ——- Family, freight trata Nw was to ane we aur of Scen@ seed ne TTARD A TRRMENDOUS YOLLEY, Bast Grocutiat eda estrus Ja he oatanon vie ‘ome neal Bat mule! on Fart 3h ue Way. Woed tgeuner for nearly jour years. remarkably anhealthy lautute. > f at lonat a dozen cans, anv thoy, seamed loaler Team, thedig nan ote edn aae i we ; ANOTHBR BX-CABABING! & letter _— fe London Times fronts Gere |; Suvi wulle thus engaged, a nego Di Poe ee anna T heard ot Hlommomd, Va, ne 4 | prepasiag ox alveady sent. ous, (iussian, Sweatsh | experienced one ai. tie moss severe snow storms Katcune, who knew Koger borne and | nan ceareantereth ving am Account Of the recent | three or toun hundred yarus from the depot, im tad I home safe. and haven rented that land yet. Ihave | and American), pitt ig the prospect of gmatmg: |! 6ver felt tp ths section of Montana. . With tue thar- hauy barra agelt errarangof his Kin He |'simuitaneous invto.rological observations im the | Momeler at Uninty: tauren degrees below Zien, WAU saw og gino magne Lh pgp banquet at St Petersourg, at which the Czar deliv. eT ebok morsiny loan Wine ie de tame, if pou | mA maB ali sve ead 1 Robeson-county for all | mast various positions on tae terriories surround. | severe galoJroim, the noriueast, did lao snow cole he met a gentiemsn walkng on the | Cred bis remarkable speech in favor of a Russo. } | 00%,, Af you | ican; uut Tuon's think Laball be wall enuuzh Wo go to-Prork | ingthe pole, Koliewey continies:— |, down. “The ground was already covered With Saws, pearance sirack nim, and, auer care- | German alhanee. ‘the writer says: "The Kulguts wo ofclock,” I replica. it ptf Ae dy Snes eee “Desivavle agit may be tofurdier explore the in- | #6 10 some places Where It had. drifiod Was taro pamination, i he Was convinced tnat this person | 01 St. George telt Beritn oe evening ay thet wpnankee, Boss; aad. bo was abeut to goon rads in th mt nt on it when || terior (OF wast Greenland) and to, pursne the outer | [eet‘deep. Lt seemed as thougj the. wind aud snow Shower Tho.corue, of whose presence in Brighton | Odinary express trax and arrived at ine frontier |, neu i stopped bill. @ Let us hope me, west of |’ Guast beyond the seventy-seventi: degreo, Une neces. | JUSE penetrated our heavy Clothing, ciuliliug Um, know notaing previously, Bince then he nad | ©2Monday alternoon. hey ose Teceived there by “How far from here do-the- Lowreya live 2 the gr y ly recover his old jovi spints | sary meas and preparations-are 80: Paap pe A os For twelve rales the couwimiad pusited Glauuant aud picked him out from among | % Russian Embussy, headed by the Gencruls aller “Not far, Boss—ober dag, im Seuiewowa'—potnt> | 221 00t “ewwure into wet aborLoods-lese seoure than lis. own | vesso.s, a large Crew, sleds, dogs, kc, woul through tie'storm, arriving aba rauch kop by: Mts. nao a. Tichborne—the same person he saw be and pel ate jegeiay tenants a thgin te mreson ’ ‘Do! , dutot houses necessary) tat under pwesen’ circumstances. it Be ed ree | ae te ee Yi: hug Pave amsing 1, the, Catabinears corset, 80 Mat | foe theme st. Boverwwarg. “The souraer, waren | vo Ney ever Woubleanghody now 2" | GHRASTHAS FROLICS IN TENNSSSEE. | Jeurm It sm connowiomtiy, nooosary to rosunet our | 30. sovore. are ‘ome, ott Mio’ cae cad abs twenty-four hours, was plaun a NO» feared amuutation. wi nacessasy. ‘Ro doupt ot lus ideniity, ty d pI an’ atvention to the solving ol the one question—nameiy, emsron ulgtig cars nae hoch amy IDENTITY IMOUT & SHADO' & way to show every possible aitention to . iether Greenland is a,connected coutigent 4 ‘warder at whe Convict ‘Prisoo, Obata, one: } the wants.and wisnes of the novie travelters. Good |! a shop a ORDERS MEAT AND BREAD Threo Negroes Shot—Two Killed. posea merely of farger aut smaller istauds connected ‘ancl cligeriully assisted in aileviatiug bieit Wwe ‘Harry Munday, who was tormarty in tne Cara- | beds had been prepared, sumptuous. meals were wi ‘ae Cie — it. {From the Memphis Avalagehe, Dec, 25.] by masses of ice, or velween Watch. water connec.| Captain Freemag, Lieltemant Hamiord amd Liaw ‘Aad “well Knew Roger Tichhorne, having | #eved im vhe cars, and on the principal stations mn et datealkh In The Christmas festivitic™ were inaugurated. with | tion with tne western side exists. We meaa. taat,, |, euant Nelson also kindly saw the mea, wold seen the claimant, was conviaced of ms | deputations, headed by Serene of provinces, by es sah; datisall. I hearn Henry Berry hiss@f | the acenscomed vigor yestentay: afternoun in the | afer reaching We coast. in one of the-greaus fords— |. Vidted for until assistance could, ve send, from. eputy Without a shadow o1 aonbt. generals and the nighest functionaries of the place, | Sa¥ at de depot de oder day ne didn’t tend to burt | quy and the adjoming couniry. In the city the | tye Kaiser Franz Ford for example—titls must be | Sa. On the receipt of, the nows ab Bork Shay 'AN IRISH HAIRDRESSER’S EVIDENCE. came to present their respects to Prince Frederick ae, in de county less It is dey goes an’ interieres |’ +tree. Americans” contented themselves with tire | fouowed upto We outfowor & large glacier, and | Colonel. Gibbon sent out sulicient transpartadion, to O% Clonmel of thirty-five pie berger ret connie ep NA Rag | i byt » crackers, cannon, torpedoes aud blank. cartridges. | sroi this polat it will be necessary to explore tne, | lave the fro tvitten men braught in, wual wae “‘Inomas Dorsey by name, had the nonor } At Zarskoe-Selo, bali an hour’s joaruey trom st. s at did he mean by interfere with nim? ‘The couauy ie, im theavsence of such irtites, | coasts, north or’south, according to circumstances, | “ole, aud:they are all now. betng kindly. cared fat the hair of all of the ofiders of the vara- | Petersburg, the kmperor himsell came to greet his Well, sab, he mean dey must help de ’horiies | mug upou the ever reliable navy stx and shotgun. leayiug no bay unexplored, iu order to be sure-tnat |, Ue hospial. Tha command accomplished. the, when that regiment was stationed there, ptecaron nyt ory ™ poe Cape es ee Oh, w bot a ion sod rater aarti help ‘heir endeavors to create @ genuine sermsanion were |’ no jurther opening exists. ‘here woula Ue con- on ir the eer in Uurhp-ate ne ages yy | Memvers "a ly resid m s q ‘0 lastances fully realized. Abvoul two o'clock . | to tue force without ever wecking & hose r ‘nd he remembered @ inark oo the head of one ol | Tent in st Relersoury, aud Dy the highest oflicers | to have him arrested?” ft = 4 : SOCiad WAiD: Uk, SORRIES “VOPREDS OF GO UNES Hie Ge yi te aftern while standin in the door ue land — iC aut, Sumy Bull was vowhere to be found on the@.rowsys 1m TY CRSEie Ciaenes Ga aie ek. aud oflicials of the empire, ‘The heir apparent, on | _ “Boss, dere’s uo tellin’ what he wouldn't do, Ho the house containing ‘commissarios. tor tha ee paar ite ‘anintel kingglot, and we - plana Wo withess where tho hairdressing eataulisn. | WWove anti-German seutiments the French party'aas |, would do eberyung ‘cep let dem: or dere family | jaborera ou the Soma Kallroad, some five miles | Suitable polnls mountain AsCEMIS ANd Pluclet oxplos . Was silusiod in Clonmel The place where | /unded such strong hopes, was tucre, bidding, in | Lone. from town, & While max named: Kegnolds saw | rations would be undcriakens It would be desiac | TEES MINER: COUNTERFEITING. C498. Words and looks, hearty welcome to his tacner's “You think he would murdor tiem? two negroes He had had a-diticuity he Wint thes 8, ras bare o/ hair. | Wituons adinitted | Pies, “the Grand Dukes Windimit and Constan- es, Boss, de las’ one ob dem, aa’ den burn dore | with ome of tne negroes That morning and ea soon | Hc Spend Ue winter i Those regions, ob only wee tne, the Princes of Oldenburg and Leucttenverg houses to de yroun’.” as Uney arrived within luting distance be ordered | sury, since wittrout it (ne pertou of navigation in RQ Service’? Bute: nad Uf: Ka TROTIMONY. followed him ‘The Emperor wore the untiora oF & The wits. people hore Sppear to ve greatly / them io hall. Tho negruesciiner did not hear him, | jate summer cannor be completoly taken advantage | ME “Secret: ee ee ee Faee came copula Barvon, the well known African | Prussian general, whtle Prince Frederick Charles |' afraid of wm b aud bis gang?’ se Dald DO-attention, as ther advanced steadily. | o1 (at the very latest the end of August must begin firinls—Seweeping Reform, Neadods traveller, who stated Wat in November, 1908, he met | ald Prhuce August, of Wurtemberg, as a grare(ui | _ *Yes, san, dat der is. I tell you, Bossy dese vere |’ secing this Keynokls again ordered tem to hall | te lavor of getting out of the 100 girlie that | OmThurstay we published tho resuld of the trial ‘the claugant 19 Seu America, at a Wear Ko- acknowledgment of (his attention, wore the antiorm whi te men "bout here would as soa Uk OF cuttin nd trea ened to shoot if they came uny neare begins to bind up tie coast, besiles Wwhicw | of Jost D. Mi ho nad been. tmdiccod: tir th ‘garto, wacn Witness was on his way to | the Pampas of the Kussiaa regiments of which they are the | dere own (hrouts as to ne of them, who uget ned to © under the influen: itiw the aman, as we have seén in our last Voye dJostrva DD. ner, who een. 1 e at being on bie re honorary coumnaaders. ‘The while Gross of Bt. RAISE A FINGER Ol liquor, totd iim to shoot i he wanted to. | age, which ts the most sutable time lor explori United States Circuit Court, before Judge, Honemat, \(Giieewaenen- acter; act ro\arn, from rom te “urn George wus worn by the German princes and | again one of dem men inde swamps. Dey rather | suacching a pistol from one of the guards standing | theinterion ot the lund. A auutanie strainer, Such | for allegud counterfeiting, ‘Tho jury returmest a ver- Couditivun 10 cross the Andes, where a erase, while Prusstan decoratons showed on | sen him word tus’ dey hears ob aaybouy ww¥lag | by Reynordts shot twice, the first shot struck one o! as Une Germania, Wilh an outut for two Fears, Would ot mt Th 1 4 1 great deal of walking ‘was 10 be done; the route | He breasts of the Russian, | ‘The Kugstaa band | to take dem.” te negroes, Bill Woods, just. beneath tue right eye, | enanie us to accomplisa the above plan. Kole | Hct ot not guilty. The whole proceedings Im tug from Buenos Ayres 10 Vaiparaiso, oving to the dis pee. ie an ae eR Pets Fane ON eee eten Een =6 KiLed tim Histant Pe as eg dewey advises thal the smp take with it an astrono- | Case, as they came oub om trial, require, comuaeaa ranz,' ra ‘or an is Bia etl as take is revoiver, Keys gab, wey ub ( 2 « b eee pene OL the. ceEntey. Sam very GengeroUs, a verla) Princes ‘ant thetr followers,” mouuted tho | “No, sha; he xoes in de broad dayligas aed Nelps aerteing Jerry Willams, the. other negro, | resttiat pheuomena; a Panic, for serutang ane how that the Jury nas finally passed upon i Pue wuaiess had reason to know: the ciamau was loo | sland adcompanied tho German ‘Kniglts of st. | Misvelf to eberyung he wauts?? Fight between the eyes Jerry stout & | anu aw representative of natura ‘sciences a ckutte | Principal wituesses produced on bebail of We gowern- George irom sarsioe-wolo to Sip Peversb a6 ware “po the people offer any resistance ?” ‘sosond, as if staggered, and then he dropped dead. > “4 o1 ( i 8 mane stated vo witness thas be ud | Georg “frowon Gali “unm eonange de | “No sarree, dat dey dow't. Ley 14 only too glad | ut two suoty were feed by Keynolds, wao isevi- | Almac climber and a proparatar for tie Zoological } Went were man Whom It Waull ve diMcuth wo be whae the 4 fons, The whole crew woutl number twent ° Tay bone procedrs” and everbody looked so proud and } to gid him ail he wants an” gird of him. Caso | acnuy a tne pistol shot. A few. minutes. later ~ cP eee Cae ct tiem was: Aparien, Whe Reet S Sir Wisin eee hes eet ete Rappy over ii that it would have. requited ‘the | nea take It auyhow, Boss au’ what iy Ue use Of } another negro came along, and seeing the bodies Mer tad el Senn the exueaiibnrinass pone term in the State Prison, and who, upea lla.owe he had mude medical examinations oi mmagination of & redacteur of whe Figaro, the | fusin’,” (retusing.) Went to them with @ view of seeing it the men Were | reach the Greenland coast between the 73a and Toth | contesston, could have been sent there agada nad twice in the present year, aud found Gawots or omer be gad of the same stamp to dis- “Do the colored people in the eounty generally: | dead, Reynolds hatloed at tum and raised his ri degree, wi experience Ras Laughb that breaks in 4 , oon upon cach alikie on the inner sue, cover anything else but the existence of sirong, | like Lowery?’ volver as If to fire, When We negro turew up hls | toe packice are most easy found, aad then, it Re, 10% ue titan ene melee nd aT CA eours ‘ood amt tue feeling between tue Court of St. | “Weil, some of does, Boss, an’ some on em doesn’t. |. nands and cried for mercy. Ordering him to leave 4 Ge aoe secret Rervice thee if he -turied ap’ Eee wile - ihe moss Sultaple place tor wintering would be im 7 21 here- wer aud glory of Germany, Lowreys an’ de‘Oxeudines one way or auoder, aud | them over to satisfy himself tat they were bow i ote Fein, ve eaters te Ne eS ‘was @ round scar on the iets forearm, pe « eran y. avy have dere sptes bout ebery what what gibs'demn | dead, Ascertaning that wey, were born dead, ne, | Cue, Of tese Lords the Selection, as well as the | ror, hat wstrong mative in swearing up to Me fe mare een ei 2 Oy the etalon oF itcee, | Petersburg, and the representatives of the mllitary | A goot many ob dom is reldted an mixed up wid de | Rovaolds Went to the two dead men and turned | Pele Penulrate at once Inia ond of the Lords. | certain counterfelt plales 1m his possession Ie ly. tither time for recarn, berag left to the jutigment of the parucular charge that he hat preferred, because Uy w bon oF Wound, aad there were marks of SPAIN. notice when the Sheruf or svidiers 13 gwine to make { turned around, walked back to the Cou: ary des (vacciuation, une Of Lhem larger than what gel @ raid on dem.” capiail, Stuce We slip, Lie Germania, os om land, ott « c - vaccwatiwon aad 5 ~ rtmel Ot his Nat and coat, a sriking oat the conviction of the accused would, ta some ex. Teva ceenacceen uy 2 pancitwane on ag Bang oaaebent ~ “What do (he Lowreys do then?” Tito tne Weods, dteappesred. “ie mas’ been’ em aud all the Listrumen's aud w pare ot Lio Wiulet } (gr be Hie means of galuing the wituess Nis lide Bitck on We. culet pan OF "the, iol Tae Elections in the Provinces. “Dey goes into ue swamps witar de white people | ploved by W. P. Danevant & Co., tne contractors our, Koldewey estimates Lie cost at 24760 Lualers. | erty, or pardon, or Immunity Irom proseenuem Courrier can’t git at dem,’ -o| the Selma road, and at U of the another goveruinent wriness, who holds the post tere were scars on the bridge of | A letter from Madrid in the Courrier de Bayonne | OS a hing the colored people would attempt | ‘kiling lad cuarge of the commissary ‘department. ENGLISH RACING, of “operator” In ihe Secret Service, adtulited, om ee ras werd an based: [aw been | says:— to capture them? During the war he served im the federal tite croszexamnation, that he had dealt im smuggled broken; wih 48 hight Go caused b; ped At thia moment nothing 1s rpoken of but the cleo “No, san. Dey 1s too much afraid, like de white | army, and in one r the battles he had tne chqurs, ane that lis house had been used as a a mat! Ls the akon toe the head, " ine ons; ab Obuers questions are temporariy bauished | people. Dough I 'speck dey wou id make de ves? forefinger of his right Rand shot of The two ne- According to the Racing Calendar 1,700 race | [or Ue recepttog of smuggicd goods, Wileu he used ie os as ote bos etige to Whe second Tank, La the Capital parties, show, ‘case dey knows more ’buut de swamps," groes, Woods and Witliams, had been employed on 7 . a vw deliver in orders frum persons inierested De wude Of the Cecipital protuberauce, vertical 1 | the Conservatives, Were desirous of testan, MONARCH OF ALL HE SURVEYS, the road tor & long time, and were regurded ay | Wer? TUN Im Kogiand during me year 1971, Melow fin those Mi operations, Aud stl Lurwer, Seon ‘and ot long ig seung, a! oe oh aud thas trial has onty proved one tiung— My co,ored iniormant and 1 tben ‘ted, and from | steady, bard working men. Last Satared: we give a table showing the number of races ip } 1b came our in tha testhuony, Wich weer Tate wet it Knwckiod te fay Lag ; tae tr thumo of ness of the government, For the choice of | all he said 1 can easily be interred that Lowrey 13 | pany with other laporors, Which each jockey bag been- engaged, the Mmber | (0. vapedch the Chicl of the Secret Servier, thant binae ae fe attarl: Comte prot Whe Officers to preside over the municipal electiou supremo rier Ol the entire country, oF waich the | month's pay, together with an extra $10 for Christ | or 1, nich tO oftcial, While ranging & pawaoroking estaplsymens _royeti ra ea, tah eae ey pare | very iew vowers were prosem., The repuplicaas iri- | glassic township of Scuiietown ts the centre and | mas use. ‘They lad been to town and were Just | Of Maces im which each has poen successful aud \ he | in Huston in 1808 oF IS0y, Nat Wis Uvense rewakes ie pied Uae outer thump in 7 hed In twenty places, the radicals mseventy- | capital He issues his mandates and levies bis | returning to tne camp when ne. murder was com | aga@regate amount of stakes each has won, We | tor “cause.” The City Clerk of Bostou was ", (he ministerialiats 10 Ove; Levertneless, he iat- | tributes ty as Imperial 4 manner as Any, Monarch of | mitted. Information waa brought to the ciiy later | pave omlied We YamMes of all jock ined upon this fact, and he prada to tue Cowes ear i of the claimant awn to ali,” "the al Old might do, bowever desposc, and in hig broad } in ihe alternoon, and several ofticers proceeded our, Of all jockeys who howe | pe original record Of tt itis an old $ROM af tee exalminatiog very’ directed a4 to whether domaios, there are none 80 disloyal or re- | but coud not’ find Reynolds, who lad douoticss | 2°t Tilden one hundred or more times during Wa [jaw that when 3 man cniers Court to preter am rei the Giaitwant th sxeninanons. walon | cla tow pationtiy a Wolngus am 10, murmur against, ue decrees | nod the Stale, AM inguase, wae Heid duping. the accusution against anouier he ought wo go P\ were made iu February and November tis pear, 1able, Accor’ or reiuao to pay lis trivdtes to the wtter- Pn ere oronas OMAt, ¥ verdict betug ren with clean hawds Ceruanly tne Uderty oF q Sar Wuliam Forgusson pot baying lis notes y most centime of value, Vo sow, to, that accordance with the ian 5 Above slated, meee aoe oven Lite worst man. Wig is abroaeb ING PROPRSSIONAL JOCKBY¥S BOR 1871. Mirren. Wins, Stakes Won, perience a cheok; at the re- | he appreci: such thorough lova)! a oye ANOLUKR BIT OF PISTOL Bae coe copmunily—oughe ty ve ligyerted for os 4 ag es Sxbainatn eae BpeuDes Fo eaid. 19 have gained; at on te or his subjects cea na aa cally. neo alter Ihe. shooteng abe: yuo, T io Aen. hiypgut by eniddnce’ of et uisue, ‘ COLONEL STUART: aaa rar ee me republicans and that ip che fusuee ho will 1 rs gh ty jeNONAL ed hen Negro Was shot near A ‘an ieee fainted be ton it hae been oem aaa, f Solonet a hipald Henry a UMsIMEn!, excep Im exten. Of disloyalty gaitiewan trom on ts hae 4 ae. “Sab Se to. cach & tuiet nue Y that . be ( af Nour a has wants rn healt at eonmpautoas putin such conor , gto with having sto a ora F vordh, 24 tie tn nang a vette iy. 1, que Miner tite ta more he will assuredly, ie Secret Service Usat. serrata % = ee nom t nations on Mier, Mite hus further n ues kre ia wa Gounona rtm on the re! offender, ie mul a a rel ine eh ot mK ne xe tae a ule uy? winion support. om, bie | gave tio incolly igouce tae be wl aha ge at Pa gua‘hoe upon the uterestert statamonis of Fergusede; to’ ti * ") oN Haake to ve Freaking or nudnight robbery in hte reams #3 if} ang order 5,07 % ¥ ‘Wha have Leen. ‘om ume Unie Uae Se ame a exauni turbuLod MmuNicipal elections, Kpoca | guch criminal offences are perpeiratead he Wil C7 hive man oaime 100 the rea yy tions. Cae Bae, : re ao eae the pho eee OE ae “ ue ‘1a te ‘Danie id, “You Hira Yorse, and I uow areaat bi me nae sau, ou over y' enon, ‘en att. + i ton Me duoowery was mate be Fa waten taal Grignes Mert 1s edrots ag fo iN 4 ae O29 been, Erne { eaten et nus yo Lovonk Webb, ea ad he. wae Da diapers an 2h het uu wile wae, then. sul i ‘S raul herefire, any Dailol © tue ig mil u [ ward the guise oe vou. feat, ( 4] never reeei Royal Geographical & Society of Kagland Mdalely wus (He DeWs LY telegrapu to the $, oan tree Ling a9oe, jaipur rd 3 9 man whe r P ik f e buy. any person Laing iy a ith the intention of ina hekod be ; Toroned nad the Rate of Op. Livingstova. are any of Ina person \! tum.to batt oS tates ‘umes. Jal . : 3 ‘ i ”” aecot! ung ta tho, Manchester Goarely Deo. hie 8TOLE 4 HORSES AND WAGON, Signe will be cevorely "aoatt Ww 1, wid no no aif to ine Order, bUL Was TADIaly, 1 a ‘an Qie iemhor uever have been au actly, —— " ne Tespecinpie og ke commantity, gre. com- }, dreasin ce. bet weon Rimeatt end hig ‘ure ass and. 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