ordinary business, wishes to record its very great satisfaction and its sense of grailtede to the electors of Central Finsbury at the election of Dadabhoy Naoroji as Member of Parliament.
LONDON, July 1th.
Captain Penton, he contested the sent for Central Finsbury in the Conservative interest, has demanded a scrutiny of Dadabhol Nuoro] ballot.
Evening. "The following candidates have been elected:- Conservativen.-H. S. Foster, Lowestoft (N); Str J. D. Poynder, Chippenham J. A. Reatoul, *East Down¡ P. Wroughtes, Abingdon.
Liberals.-R. T. Reid, QC., Dumfries group; J.Rigby, O.C., Forfarshire; R. W. Duff, Bauti Lloyd George, Carnarvon district A. Billson, Barnstaple. W. Crombie, Kincardineshire.
Parnellites.Colonel J. P. Nolan, North
D.
Galway
Anti-Parnellites, Curran, South Sligo | Ken" nedy, North Kildare ; J. Finucan, Ein Limer- ick; T. D. Sullivan. West Donegal; Ambrose, South Louth,
July rath.
The returns up to midnight last night show the following results ----
Conservatives.
Ualonists
Liberala..
Parnellites
Anu-Parnellites...
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Total
The gains are as follows :—
Conservatives...
Unionists Liberals
1
195
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30
439
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13.
50...
ALLAHABAD, July Kath. A London special messige to the Frowser says that in Central Hall, H. S. King, the Conservative candidate, polled 4.938 with majority of 476. In North Bedfordshire, Viscount Baring was in minority of $44, having polled 5,056. Mr. Jenkinson has been defeated by 1,638 votes, having polled 2,349. Mr. Leille Probys has been defeated by 3,143, having polled 2029, Sir J. B. Phear has been deleated by 1,333, having polled 3,100.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1892.
LONDON, July 10th, Latest advices stato that cholers is spreading in Russia and has now appeared at Kasadzą
News has been received to-day of a shocking accident on Lake Geneva, The baller of steamer, with a large number eftourists on board, exploded, killing twenty-six of the passengers, three of them being English ladies, and many were also terribly scalded.
Messra, Owen Verdon and Co., cotton brokers öf Liverpool, have suspended payment,
In the cricket match between Harrow and Eton, the latter were beaten by sixty-four runs.
Mr. Alfred Milner has been appointed Chair man of the Board of Inland Revenue.
PARIS. July 10th. The French Government have received news from Tonquin that a French convoy has fallen into Chinese ambush, two officers and ten men having been killed and seventeen wounded
July 1116.
moment.
Ravachol was executed to-day, and blas phomed in a most defiant manner until his last
LONDON, July 11th. The Yale crew have declined the challenge of Oxford, as they are unwilling to cross the Athalic.
Mount Etna is in a state of eruption and a terrible outbreak of the volcano is threatened, as strong shocks are being registered on the selemometer in the neighbourhood of the mountain.
Detalls of the great fire at St. John's are most harrowing. The place was a perfect sea of fire for sixteen hours. The business portion of the town, the valuable warehouses and the English Cathedral have all been consumed. Food li ECRICA. The provisions have been mostly destroyed by fire, and only sufficient food for ten days remains. The distress among the inhabi tanta in great.
chore the lime when the students would be present in large numbins to inake good their claims, but they have been folled in this instance by the prompt and expeditious action of the officials at Hangchow, and by the firm conduct of the delegate deputed to examine the case. We are thankful for this though we have no sympathy with the unjust conduct of the Tall- chéo colonists,
July 20th.
It is commonly said that a Chisaman is "a phlegmatic creature," that he is "cold, sluggish, not easily excited," and indeed is anything and everything but a sentire being;" this is a
;
superficial view of the Chinese. If we judge him by the Impression made, or the feel- ings which are stirred within him by the action of external objects upon some of his senses, we we should certainly say that a Chinaman Is anything but sensitive, for he seems insensible to sounds and sights and smells; he sleeps soundly and sweetly amidst a roar of noises groans and agonics that are worse than Millon's Pandemonium; he sits and talks andlaughy with the greatest indifference in the midst of volumes of smoke aking from the green firewood of the kitchen, and which would blind and send the for- elgner away with excruciating pains in the tender- est parts of his head: and be can cat bis meals with a relish in the dirtiest of kitchens, filled with smells of stinking garbage, by the side of manure vair, and even on manure boats, that crowd the canals of a large city ko this. His three senses of hearing, smelling and seeing, seem Indeed to be lured to all these vile ikings without hope of restoration or improvement. Well, physiologists tell us that our senses have to be educated, de. "to be drawn out, developed.” We have to learn to see, to hear, to louch many hundred repetitions are necessary before what we call a sensation can be produced. "On the educated sense objects act so as lastan taneously to produce what we calf rensations." But on the "uneducated sense they act only so as to produce a vague impression."
Now the baby Chinaman undergoes the roughes, the redext, the noisiest of processess in the education of bis senses; at least the three of them that we have Just mentioned. Therefore as he grows up, his ear is not offended at the barshest of sounds; his eye scarcely blinks when enveloped in clouds of kitchen smoke and the most disgusting of smells affect not his olfactory nerves Thas viewed heis indeed a phlegmatic creature," a cold, sluggish, dull" àminal. But with regard to his reflective faculties, and more especially with reference to what philsophers call "The defensive affections," the Chinsman I de facto a sensitive creature, and anything but phlegmatic Reason seems to have no control over his feelings of jealousy, anger, and resent- The latest news regarding the Russian movement; his is most susceptible of offences, and ment towards the North Eastern frontier of most levitable under them. The most trifling Afghanistan, is to the effect that an officer with cruses exclts him to a degrés altogether dispro- an escort is at Rang Kul to the south east of the portioned to the offence, and the offence is Great Kara Lake. It is yet to be seen whether prolonged or cherished, within his breast any attempts will be made to oust the Afghans measures of retallaties or revenge are carried from Rosham and Shignon. The Amir has only out to the sailsfaction of his irascible nature. small outposts in the Trans-Orus districts.
ALLAHABAD, July rith.
There is no further news of Afghan affairs. The seven men who have arrived át Gusto!, a Munda Khel village on the British side of the Kundar, or Sharon river, an affluent of the Gamal siver, were sent by Gul Mahomed to form a thanna at Gastof, which is in the district under Mr. MacĮvor's charge.
July 12th.
LONDON, July 19th. The following candidates have been elected:**** Conservatives:T. W. Lelgh, Newton, S. W. All being quiet in the Khyber Pass, Generel Lancashire; C. B. Renshaw, West Renfrew: Collett and staff have returned to Cherat. There shire; Sir F. G. Milner, Barrettlaw; Jis ne prospect of farther trouble from Amir Bigwood. Brenford; W. Ambrose, Harrow. Khan at present and the question of punitive
Liberale:-. Pickard, Normanton,
measures, should such be deemed expedient, Anti-Parnellites:-T, J, Condon, East may be considered as deferred until the cold season. Rain has now fallen plentifully at Herat and was very welcome. The temperature le ranging as high as 110 degrees in some of the troop tents.
Tipperary
It is reported In Conservative circley that if Mr. Gladstena obtains a narrow majority only, Lord Salisbury will remain in office unifl defeated in the House of Commons,
Lerd Salisbury confered with the Queen at Windsor yesterday.
Mr. Gladstone, in concluding bls Midlothian campaign at Penicuik yesterday, made a speech In which he said that the Liberal Government, If returned to power, would devote their energier, first, to the general situation, next to Ireland, and, afterwards to labnar questions, Mr. Gladstone advocated the adoption of the principle of local option in connection with Imling the hours of ipbour.
HOMBAY, July 12th.
A public demonstration in arranged for Satur. day hexi, under the presidency of Sir Dinshaw.
Fellt, In honour of Dadabhoy Naoroji. Resolu tions congratulating him and Finsbury will be submitted. Demonstrations in the 'Mofusill continue.
LONDON, July 12th,
BOMBAY, July rath.
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Heavy rain, with squalls and high seas, con- tinues here. Vesies arriving report experiencing teritfic weather. On Sunday & European put out In a native boat_manned by four kalasles from the Stone Bunder to a vessel in the harbour, The boat has not since been heard of and it feared she has been lost,
CALCUTTA, July 1stb.
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Heavy rain bas fallen in Bengal during the pist forty-eight hours and floods are reported Em several districts. The Eastern Bengal
Perhaps the heat of summer has something to do with the many examples and illustrations of this irascibillly of the Chinaman, which we are witnessing almost daily all around us. À case: is now impending before the Kwei-ki mandarin, which arose out of the most trifling incidené imaginable. A young man, a tin-foil worker, the son of a market-gardener of some notoriety in
Mr. Gladstone, in his speech at Penicuikk, { railway Une is breached, in three or four places. irascible as the man, ■.most unafghtly scuffle
referred to the Opium question, and said that England's action towards China in connection therewith was a diegiace and a shame. He Bid considerable desire existed in England fö get rid of the connection between the rerence of India and the growth of oplam, and added that, subject to obligations of good faith, he would be most delighted to forward any messure within the bounds of reason for limiting that connection, ar ending it altogether Il possible.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SIMLA, July 8th.
There have been many tumours of late to the papers that the Russians are making suspicious movements, and there seems some foundation of truth for these rumours. The latest reports territory on the Marghab River, and, If this is the case, they are certain to come into collision:
SERIOUS FLOODS AT TIENTSIN
The Tientsin correspondent of the Shanghai Mercury writes under date the 18th inst
this to a shop last Sunday night to buy wine for his supper. By some cause or other, the landlady of the shop, called Yiu l'a-nylang, was unable to wait on him at once. The delay caused the young fallow to take fre
simost like tinder. The woman being
in hot haste to his fellow workmen, and enlisting resulted, which ended in the young feller going their help to go and pommel and if needs
be, to pulverise Mrs. Yiu t'anylang, her daughter and all who dared to defend them. These tin-foll workers had grudge against Mrs. Yu L'a-ylang, and gladly aciked this opportunity to avenge themselves; especially as the woman's husband was far away on business. So this crazy young coward led forth his small army with riet and sprear to the assault. The market gardener came to the help of his son; friends and neighbours gathered round to the aid of Yin-a-nyinng and her daughter. But in the mêlée the combatants got mingled together; Knocks and kicks were freely interchanged, and
having received a dangerous wound In the abdomen, and which, in spite of all the attention and native medical help rendered, proved to be fatal one. The peor fellow died at za a'clock that night, a victim to a sensitive nature and an
rascible temper-Skängkat Mercury;
'THE TEATRADE.
HOW THE SOUTHERN (PACIFIC RUINED IT
LOCALLY
Under the above heading the San Francisca Call of June 19th publishes the following, which will Interest all who are watching the progress of the new Northern Pacific Railway Steamship Fine I
Yesterday's dispatches from Tacoma and ed that the arrival of the first of the Northern Pacific Railroad's 'new trans-Pacific steamers from Hongkong was made the acciaion of a demonstration."
Cannons were fired, whistles were blown, and the town of Tacoma celebrated the event In regular boom style.
All this is of a great dent of significance to theponi te trade, and means much more than the uninitiated are aware of.
It is no more nor less than an open declaration that San Franciscals no longer the tea distribut
centre of the United States it has been for many years, and that owing to thepeculiar tactics of the Southern Pacific Company we are deprived of another of the fonderly important industries.
The tea tariff question is somewhat historical, although its recent disastrous developments date only about a year bick.
It was about that time that the lecal importers Trafic Association, setting forth that the incal lodged a complaint with the Trans-continental freight rates charged by the Southern Pacific to points west of the Missouri were so cxcessive that competitian with Eastern houses was made almost impossible for them.
St. Louis, Chicago and New York houses received through shipments from the Orient at rates which allowed them a margin on Sa Francisco firms, who were compelled to pay local rates to the Kentucky corporation,
The merchants here asked the Trans-con-
Adnertisements.
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THE ENGINES AND BOILER OF THE CHINESE GUNBOAT "CHOP-CHEUNG,' AS THEY LIK AT. ABERDEEN DOCKE,
THE Engines of the Chop-chaung were constructed by Meists. INGLIS & Co., of Wanchal, and are of the Compound Inverted Cylinder Direct-Acting Surface Condènsing type, Syürders 20) and 38o dia, with a stroke of 25. The Crank Shaft Is 61" dia. at the Crank pla andy" dia. at the journals. The HF. Fision Rod is 3" and the L.P, gi" dia. The Piston and Connecting Rod bolts are 2" dia., Alt Pump til" dia, by 13 stroke, Single Acting Circulating Pump 8" dia. by 13" stroke, and Double Acting Feed and Bilge Pump (one each) 3" dia, by 13o
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These Engines have been very little used and are la thoroughly good order.
The Boller is of the Horizontal Multitubular typo, with three Farances and vertical Dome on top. Its dia. is toft, 2" by gft, vo” long, external measurements; Furnaces, aft, 7" dia: Dome,
The transcontinental people saw the justice at Above Pork, on FRIDAY, the 29th instant, at / 39 da, by 4ft. high; Tubes, 184 la sumber by
favor of the
the claim, and gave judgment San Francisco ten houses, but the Southern Pacifc remained stubborn, and rather than reduce its rainous rates on tes, abandoned the trade in that line as much as poulble,
Ever since, some of our largest local dealers have found it to their advantage to ship their teas to points west of the Missourd by ator to Portland, Oregon, and thence to their destination. It was cheaper for them to take this round about way to supply their customers, than to pay the Southern Pacific's charges.
The Northern Pacific, the Union Pacific and
the Canadian Pacific, however, have taken advantage of the situation, and the arrival of the steamer referred to made the citizens of Tacoma jubilant, because Inaugurates for them a period during which their port will be made a distributing market for one of the most
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If crory Individual person took the best posible care of himself, institutions of charity would soon go out of fashion. There's s doel of sense in the saying that "Charity begins at home." When a man has
he will at least maken laddable of best workmanship (approved by everyone who effort to swim.
another 100 we ooddle much. As in an army, so in society we depend has used the articles), consisting of FURNI Endividually upon the commander and the multienda. TURE of every description made of best sen
bad thing, because it induces a man to trust to soned Teakwood, Iron and Brass Bedsteads with lack and to numbers and not to his own courage and Woven Spring Mattresses, Electro-plated, Glaze not ready: ignorat how to fight and conquer it. wils. Consequently, when trouble comes, it finds zu and Crockery Ware, Lamps, Mirron, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Tapestries, Cretonnes, Perfumery, and various other Goods, at a
riate that they are about to encroach on Afghan | Feriods than that of 1890. His Excellency many were cut and brusted. Mr. Yiu-t'.nyiang winson, of Korbasy, Whitchurch, Salop, who met |
with the Afghans.
it
The feshet in the Peibo reached its highest yesterday Tungchow is flooded, and a large breach took place yesterday at Ying-chun and another 20 below Pookout, so that we are not surprised here to learn from Chinese reports that the whole plain between Tientsin and Peking is one sheet of water, Happily no breach has so far taken place below Tientsin, and no freshet ts coming from the Yellow River through the Wel-ho. Had "China's Sorrow added its waters to those already causing such widespread doods, the inundation this year would be more Hung-chang has already an inch of water in bis yamin, and the soldiers are very basy baling out and taking steps to preveal more getting in. In 1890 a syndicate rendered to reclaim the Pelho from Tungchow to Tientsin, and secure the country agafest floods for twenty years for the sum of Tis. 500,000; but for some reasot the Viceroy did not fall to with the Idex. Since then militons of taels worth of property have ardly been distroyed in this region by foods, and will continue to be sznually destroyed for years to come; indescribable misery has been entailed, The latest news from Afghanistan states that with an untoid loss of Hic. The extent of the the Amir's General in Wana, east of the Waziri human sacrifice to this penny wise, pound country, bar claimed a village called Gustol, foolish policy will never be known. Had the within the Beluchistan Agency, and sent some sums which bis Excellency remitted to Antwel sowars to occupy it. The village is on the right from the Relief Fund been spent upon conser proof that the Amir fatends giving trouble place would not now be suffering from
** inundation.
Dr. Robertson, British Agent at Gilgit, la obilged to remain at his post instead of going to Chitral, where the Mehtar appears to be on the point of attacking Umra Khan or, at any rate, supporting the Khan of Dir against him. Both the Mehtar of Chitral and Umra Kbia have been warned by the Government of India against
July 9th
further disturbance.
For example, here is our good friend, Mr. John
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He tells his story thus: "I come," he says, "oft to the spring of 1885 I was always well, I'mould lift, run, and fumg with
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coming over me April of that, your I if someday with ease. About watch gradually fartened upon me. At first I fall dall, heavy, and tired, with a sinking all-gone senss len st the plt of the stomach, and pain in the side and between the shoulder-blade. My this grow
got off with a slight beating, but the daughter was mistaken in the scuff: for the mother, and the poor wretch got knocked down, beaten and kicked and stamped upon, and was only just saved from befog thrown into the canal in an unconscious state, by the desperate efforts of a few spectators. Her friends at ante conveyed her sway in this condition to the Kwei-king, healthy family, and magistrate; the market-gardener and hit cow they ought tokely have to pay out for this and do. 20, In the woman's offence was of the most trifling nature, and under the circumstances.quite defensible. The Hsien gave orders for the official matron of the female department" to examine the poor woman's wounds. They gave the patient some Native medicine, and were bidden to take her away home, the Halen promising that he would ste Thus it stands.
low, and the whites of my eyes were finged with e yellow colour. I had a foul taste in the month, particularly in the morning. My mouth and teeth
wero
bank of the Konda. The incident is another | Arcy and reclamation work the metropolitan the case properly investigated, and justice done. rered with a thick "Dilme," and a thin water.
wherever be cAD.
Some more fighting seems to have taken place between Gholam Halder and Umm Khan's troops. The latter has now withdrawn bis forces from Shurtup, owing to the cutbreak of cholers. Both the Afghan General and Umra Khan each accuse the other of cominencing hostillies,
SHAOHSING.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDINT.)
Shaothing, July 18th,
to
came up from my stomach inte my month,*** My appetite failed, and what this food I managed al gars mis great pain, se dane fold Int may short, and round both sides an if I wan view, and I got wosker and
wonker And
Tory low in spirits. There seemed to be no life or soul left in me.
“Dr-and-by I begin to have a hacking
Gang which made me loss a deal of sleep. Indeed, I could mot awake all night long coughing and splitting. As time rest at night on sosount of it. I would lie wist on I became so red noad I could surely get about? When I did venture caldoom I had, to Tense, for fear of falling, but omstently stopping to rest as I walked along,
MT triad all kinds of medicines, doctor, but without getting rellat. In this miserable and was under the way I dragged on for six months. All my lands and neighbours thought I was breaking up, and was mot long for this world, blade
One day a friend of mine. My, Thomas Bateman, ganskeeper, Marbury, seeing me so bad, asked me for shall never get well again, lad.' - how my complaint came on. I replied.' I nas doza
Then he said, "Don't say flint until after you have tried Mother Beige Ostire Byrup. And he wen on to tell me how this medialne" had oured him after bewu at death's dow, and give up by the doctor being in a commmption. So, to lears nothing undone, I feat to Wilidhuron and bought the remedy After taking three bottles (ali pais, suž keksas lef ese; I could eat anything, and the cough and the spitting, as well as the pain in the chest, fat me, and
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Another example of the irascible and sensitive nature of the Chinese Hai jost happened. The first case mentioned took place not a stone's throw from our heateĮ this second case is two miles off. A boat-race festival came of at a busy and lage fishing village (called Cich-ize- pai) the other day, and a shoe-maker employed The Amir is straining every nervo to collect a 1 bave just received paws from the Prefectural at one of the largest boot establishments in this large body of troops to cmth the Hauss, who city of "Golden Ghry Kin Man, dated 8th Julz city called Chia-kw'el, invited zo or more of bis ara reported as daily becoming more formidable, wating that the people are at present in wither companions in trade to go with him to the festival. BOMAY, July 9th. disturbed condition. There a lawsuit But another party of shoe-makers from a The hearing of the charge of forgery and between the Roman Catholics who are Tal place called Kob-jae, came also to the feast, cheating preferred by the Chartered Litrcantile ches people--and some of the Natives. A special The two parties act in a large tea shop at Bank against Furry Stafford Beyts, manager of deputy has been seat from the provincial city of Chok-sze-pal; neither party knew the other, the Bombay branch of Beyin, Craig and Co., Hungchow to investigate the merits of the case, though they exch perceived that they were was again proceeded with before Mr. Cooper af and this is the fourth day of bis sitting. The of the same occupation. Things went on the Explanade Police Court yesterday.
Roman Catholics, it seems, refuse to pay for the smoothly and pleasantly for some time, and a Mr. Bergendabl, of the
ground their houses are built on. The original squabble and a fight seemed to be the remotest Chartered Mercantile
possessed their breasts. Alás | Basil, Scot, the Bruir examined by Mr. agreement was that they should pay 1,000 cash idea that pers
who appeared for Mr. Inverarity, on such year, but they refuse to do so and the Chia-kw'el, from the city establishment, went behalf of the prosecution. He stated that he people want to fores them pay it." They said towards the stove to get a light for his water- could not say what was the total lose sustained | they were willing to pay 600 cash 1 but pipe, leaving the stool he had been sitting on, by the Bank on account of bills of exchange when the mandarin wanted them to sign a vacant for the moment. When he returned, the accepted by the Bank from Berta, Craig and Co. agement to that effect, they refused to do so, stool was gone, and occupied by one of the Amongst other witnesses called was Cowarjee They say now that they don't want the Kwoh-jee patty. Chiz-kw'ai flew into a mge and Hormasjee and Miranda Shed, managers doing ground, but with the people to whom the cursing, demanded "Who has taken my stool duty at Piece's Dock. The former suid - he | balldings belong to buy the property, The away?" The Kwoh-jae party—who were the kept a register of all goods shipped on board the Romanists also say that this was not what the country pany--said to him, "What need for steamer Victoria in june last, and was able to trouble was about, but that the people wanted | suck brawling and curing? Texshop stools way for certain that ne cargo of linsted was money from them for idol worship, which they belong to all alike, you did not buy shipped by Beyts, Craig and Co. by that vertel. refused to give.. This was the beginning of the the stool," This was enough, The two The latter deposed that 84 bags of wheat wore row; there was some Bghting and, blood was parties got up and raved, and stamped my life, and you are at liberty to publish my statement I tell everybody how Motha Beigel's Syrup skrod sent by Beyiz, Craig and Co. to the Dock for drawn on both sides, but I don't think anything their feet and shook their fists like madmen in one that other informs may know what to don shipment on board the steamer Treilers, bat serious happened. The Romanists seem to be then tables and stools and chairs were broken ; (Bigned). #JUD WILKERSON, Bhoomakar they were shut out. No other wheat was shipped getting the best of it; sonic of the natives have and cups and basins, filled with hot water, went
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Wallsburch, Salop by the firm on that vessel, por was any sent for been bambooed and made to wear the wooden flying about all over the shop. Some setsed The eases of these two men, Bateman, and WI shipment.
After Mr. Bhownuggree had been recalled and we threaten natives hate them very much, and the large kettles and threw the bolling water inson were almost identical in gmptoms, and and we threatening to drive the foreign religion out about in the most reckless and dangerous fashion, character. Both had todletion and dyspepala, arked a few additional questions, Mr. Scott of the city. And as mobs don't know the differ and wasy were severely wounded, Chia kwel Bok pprehended consumption, and both e stated that he had no further evidence to offer. A ence between the Komunists [and] to,
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Slappolated SOLE AGENTS, for the sale there is this country whether he had any explastion de make regard hope we may not have any serious disisbance. In their midat-beating the signal gong and dare they have to an abrogit right on the road to are need to apply quantities to sp shether he had any the bed the accuted course are all put down an Befox in the fair. Wilco Had it not been far the apply cared by theme medicine. How maHE Undergoed have this day boen
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the dreary, dreadful of these FIRFUCE DUNEECTANTS, andAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS ing the evidence given against him, and the News of a later date ways we have not heard calling the people together for the purpose of the grave, for unlanlped they must wurly disf purchasers at Wholesale Frices, Extra Special explanation for the High Court, Mr. Cooper mentioned, save that five men are now wearing use force la expelling them from the village mallude? or do you know any one who belms to Sankey Engineer, Local Government Board, latter noswered that he would reserve his anything of importance about the disturbance suppressing the disturbance, and if need be, to
Fierros See Shipping and lago Chularndadda Are you, who read these lines, one of this su SleRounT RAWLUZON; C.B, CL, Chif adjourned the case täll Tuesday night to enable the collar
more serious consequences would bare resalted. We say but a word to you don't expect to London, sty him to frame charges.
flons are over, and the students dispersed to Ing the sturdy villagers collecting in crowds man in your own wall of eloche Other he not on Colnage Commise of the House of their homes, we shall bear no further ill-new soon made good their escape, leaving their your own good judgment, and end the reputation Representaives have reported favourably on from this: hitherto quiet and friendly city of wounded on the field of battle. Chin kwel was anody wielka kompenzach ma vora lia pown My Stewart's Saver 100
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