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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1891.
DEATH At Government Civil Hospital, this morning, HL MATHER, of Green Bland, in his 630d
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Court this morning, was further adjourned, an amicable settlement having not yet been arrived at between the parties.
speechmaking ended the whole crowd filed quietly into church, where mass was celebinted
NEW YORK, December 14th.
IN. another column there will be noticed an advertisement in which is set forth availed and i téresting programme drawn up by Mr. R. K. Teigh the Hon. Secretary of the forthcoming Jubilee Athlete Sports. There are 25 events to be competed for, and they range from pitch: and-toes to mannalaughter, or in other words from a bicycle race to Highland Filtganimal that assailed Sir Nawell was this afickend of the race zoo yards ahead of George His
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We (Japan Herald) are glad to hear that Mr. Marzda Mankichi's diving operations at the scene of the wreck of the Turkish frigate Ertou groul bave proved an unprecedented success, for these, 12 guns were recovered, 490 rifles, gold and silver specie and pickel and copper coins to an amount of over yen 8.000. The grand order of the Chrysanthemum granted by the Emperor to Osman Pasks has also been recovered, but only the hilt of bis sword remains go bodies have been brought to the surface, but they are utterly unrecognizable.
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The Superintendent, of the P. & D. S. N. Co. Informs us that the Company's steamer Verona left Nagasaki for this port at 6 p.m. yesterday.
WE are informed by the agents (Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co.) that the "Glen" liner Gleneagles, from New York, left Singapore for Hongkong this evening.
A MEETING of the Victoria Preceptory and "Priory, will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Zetland Street, on Tuesday, the 20th instant, at 8.30 for 9 p.m. precisely. Visiting Brethren are cordially Invited to attend.
THE King of Portugal is !, and his trouble i wald to be caused by the injudicious Artaking of cold water. Such a state of things is so umusiał for a King, that this statement most be accepted with profound caution.
A SATISTICAL Englishmen, who has been tryleg ~WATSON-&CO., LD. to find out just what the Britisk workingman
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SAID Dr. Rhodes at the Leeds Social Science Congress: "If we could for once mass together the paupers in England it would be seen that there are to-day paupers enough to form-fear deep-a procession considerably over one hundred miles in length!"
time was 10:50 2:5; George 11:16 2-5,
ignored, and the coast seaters will flock to the Bebring Sea in due acason in increased numbers.
DUBLIN, December 15th, Suppressed United Ireland, the paper issued A. R. George, N. T. Young and Conrad Marks. of the Manhattan Athletic Club, contested by the McCarthyltes, appeared to-day. It con yesterday for the two-mile steeplechase chamtained a letter from Archbishop Walsh support- pionship, of the Amateur Athletic Club Union. ing the opponents of Parnell. The Archbishop
vote with the party always in the front, saying was a comparatively easy victory for Young. urges McCarthy to keep his pledge to sit and He made the first mile in 5:19 3.5. all three keeping well together. Young came in at the
"It will be vour best, argument in the long run, and on it alone. The discreditable device of you will find yourself safe in making your calling members to account for standing. by their party, instead of by Pathell, has been But every one knows the assertion that the resorted-to-not-without temporary success, pledge as to an individual leader is grossly Fantrue Calumay has been-n-favorite- weapon.
in the hands of our enemies."
The new paper displays pugnacious headligs, "Parelle Cownids," "A Freeman's Journal Falsehood."
W' congratulate Admiral Sir Nowell Salmon on having got rid of the clutches of the incubus which has enthralled him during the past day or two. The different elements of the obnoxious moon credited with being composed of nearly 502different parts, and was held for exhibition at
The ten-mile championship race was contested the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce at the City Hall, Our-own-naturalist-attended by six men, T. P. Conneff of the Manhattan third mile and finished one-fifth of a mile ahead but there were so many Latin names intro Athletic Club won. He took the lead after the have had to refer the whole thing to the office-of-W, T-Young, the second mat. Council' goat who has promised to let us have the gist of time was $5:33 4.5- duced-learned like-into his report, that we
hard to penetrate the mystery which his cud for to-morrow's issue.
surrounds Dr. A. M. Phelps-bone-grafting experiment. The surgeon has increased his precautions to such an extent that House Surgeon Newman would only say to-day that the boy and dog were doing well. The statement was made to-day, which lacks confirmation, however, that the boy and dog had been cut apart. Bth affirm or deny the statement in pursuance of Dr. Phelps's policy of absolute secrecy. A person who has access to the boy and dog states that they are still occupying the same bad and will continue to do so Yor at least a week longer.
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A GALLANT ter named Johnnie Skinner, who with sorrow be it said, is a seaman on board her Gracious' ship, Peacock was called upon for "dock" repairs under the supervision of Mr. Wodehoue this morning,, and was moreover LORD HINDLIP, who represents the beer interests / Charged with having made a " prize" of lukong Dr. Phelps and D. Newman refused to either No. 246 last night contrary to the law of nations, Poor Jack met the orange colored "Peeler" in that high toned avenue which has of late years been diagulsed under the name of Wellington Sircel, and thea and there proceeded to divest him of that amount of the majesty of the law"
In the House of Lords, has "taken water" in very meek fashion after all his blaster as to what he was to do with the London Standard,
His lowship claimed £20,000 damages for alleged libel in certain statements made by our contemporary ip connection with the floating of Alsopp & Sons as a public company. The Standard declined to retract a single word and prepared for battle. This did not salt the beery Peer and his co-venders (the Hon. G. H. Allsopp, the Hon. A. P. Allsopp, and Colonel Townsend) and they accordingly withdrew the action and paid all costs.
The following noteworthy statement of the British exports to the East, for the ten months to 31st October, 1890, appears in a recent issue of the London Times zum
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ich a cost and a cork hat are supposed to Cover, Jack was not too ceremonious and fear lending metal to the heels of the lukong he soon fetched up at the PC. and there his, queue unfolded, with the result that Johnnie was safely laid by the heels in H. M's. hotel, and when Mr. Wodehouse investigated all damages be assessed the same as follow: $3 for being drunk, $6.38 for gapping the "Peelers" word, and one shekel of silver to go as compensation to the frightened futong, with the merciful alternative ef at days." jug."
NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.
The P. M. S. S. Co's steamer China, Capt. W. B. Scabury, with the American mail of the 17th ulto, arrived in port this morning. We 'take the following telegrams from our San
Francisco exchanges
ST. PETERSBURG, December 14th. The Novod Vremya protests against English or other foreign interference in regard to the treatment of Jewe in Russia, and saya:—
"The meeting in Londan will not advance the
At the bottom of cause of the Jews one step. the movement is the fear of the English of an invasion of their country by the Jews, who might deptire the poor of their bread and enter into competition with the rich as well. It is not religious intolérance that prompts the measures relative
to the Jews in Rusala, where their syns- gogues stand proudly by the side of Christian churches; it is the absolute necessity of saving the rural populace from being drained of their resources by the Jews, who have already ruined the peasants in Galicia, Roumania and Pome rania. Russia will save the Jews themselves frora papeles retribution. She does not assume false liberallam, bat acis openly in protecting the prosperity of the nation. If the whole of Europe should attempt to force a distasteful policy apna Rusšla she is in a position success- jully to defend her independence,"
BERLIN, December 14th.
"Parnellite. Opinion Manufac tured," etc. The paper had a large sale.
LONDON, December 16th... The Basset Law election was a staggering blow to the Gladstonians. They scarcely expected to win, but to lose by a larger majorky than in 1885 is a severe disappointment. The cause was solely Liberal abstentions from the polls. Recent events have increased the number of Gladstonians who positively refuse to vote for anything called home-rule. This afternoon la conversation a very close friend of Gladstone, himself a leader of influence, took a gloomy view of the future of his party,
"This Parnell business has killed us, I fear," sald be. "Nothing can wipe out of the pubile mind the fact that we have been holding up Parnell for admiration as a model patriot for five years, and now we are obliged to call him a rascal, and he abases us as hippocrites and tells all the world that our home-rule taik is rank imposture. How can we hope to get over such a scandal. The English people were beginning to belleve la home rule. Now they see that the chiefs of the movement never had a clear under-
standing of what home-rule meant or any confidence in each other."
SYDNEY (N.S.W.), December 16th, A sculling match for £300 aside and the championship of the world took place to-day between Kemp and McLean, and resulted in a victory for the latter.
THE extraordinary general meeting of share.posing. It was a pity that they started been favorably entertained in influential quarters, March 17, 1883, which he won. His first pre-
holders in the Marina Hotel Company, Limited, convened for 4 o'clock this afternoon, at the Hongkong Hotel, was a failure sofar as the actual business transacted was concerned, owing to fact that twenty shareholders, the necessary number to form a quorum, were not present. Mr. J. H. St. John Hancock (Managing Director), said he greatly regretted the absence of a quorutn, for the Directors were prepared to submit to the meeting definite proposals of considerable in portance to the shareholders. At an early date he thought the Directors would furnish the shareholders with definite Information respecting the affairs and prospects of the company, and he felt when they pression they would see fight through what appeared to be darkness. Mr. 1. G. Robbins proposed that the opinions of the shareholders should be obtained by means of circulars, Mr. Rodyk (a director) replied that it would be Decessary to Bave 20 shareholders present at a raeeting before anything could be done. Finally Mr. Hancock closed the proceedings with a state- vers another meeting for Wednesday next, and he trusted that the number of shareholders would endeavour to be present on that occasion.
the facts in their
[John McLean, who wil' now be bailed cham- plon oarsman of the world, is a native of Shoal- KILKENNY, December 14th.
haven; New South Wales. He was born There was mounting in hot haste to-day, for
Se;tember 13, 1859, and is therefore 31 years of both factions determined to be on the ground Carly. As no trains were running, outside caYS It is proposed to colonize our newly acquired. He stands half an inch over six feet la height, boasts of a chest measurement of fɔriy- two inches and his rowing weight is 164 pounds, were in great demand. Some of the processions African possessions with criminals taken from
He rowed his first race as an amateur on that left Kilkenny this morning were quite the prisons of the Fatherland. The idea has so early for some of the fighting force and may now be considered as a settled one, for fessional victory was in at all-comers' race at might have enjoyed-as some would not have which the assent of the Reichsteg has only to be the Antipodes on January 25, 1884, and since enjoyed the words spoken in rearly every asked to be bad. Such of our criminals as are then he has had but few reverses, and has been church in Kilkenny. From nearly-every-altar-found worthy to be the seed of the great German steadily advancing toward the championship.
zoal] the manifesta of the Archbishop and bishops of African empire of the future will receive ailot- Ireland was read, and Mr. Parnell was denounced ments of a certain quantity of land in their new as unfit to lead the Irish people. It is impossible sphere and means for making it profitable. to overstate the exertions of the priests in this struggle. They are working night and day, in the churches, in the houses and on the roadside
against Mr. Parnell.
Parnell's name has a great influence on certain elements in Ireland. It is true these elements are the most unruly and ignorant of the popula tion, but at a time like this extraordinary enthu siasm and pugnacity may draw many of the better class to incir side. Still the anti-Parnel lites are overflowing with confidence, though, like the Indians, they take no chances. They Are working overtime, which is more than MF, Parnell has done before to-day.
In the archives of the Prussian Judiciary Department have been discovered data which show that in the year 180z the Prussian Govern- ment was in a treaty with the Czar for permls- slon to deport criminals of a certain type. to Siberian minca, and, in fact, fifty-eight of such criminals were so deported.
Whether the practice was peralsted in is not clear, but the probability is the appearance of Napoleon on the European stage put an end to the scheme,
Dr. Feur of Denver, Col., la organizing a staff and accuring appliances for & Koch Hospital, which he proposes to found in America,
ZANZIBAR, December 14th.
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CORK, December 16th..
A large crowd gathered at the railway stations when McCarthy and Healy and their associates came in, and made a fierce and hostile demon- stration, Sticks were brandished and fights ensued between the members of the two factions, The priests who tried to pacify the people were brutally attacked. Canon Lyons, who is 70 years old, was knocked violently to the ground, McCarthy was hustled about by the mob and went to his hotel in a carriage, followed by a booting crowd. He addressed a meeting inside
the hotel, while the Parnellities held"a`rivat meeting outside,
LONDON, December 16th Alf Mitchell and Ted Pritchard fought for the middle-weight championship in London to-night,
It is rumored that Fumo Bakari, the Sultana Aavage battle all through. Pritchard
won first blood in the second round. of Vita, and his followers have destroyed the killed several native Christians. English mission station on the Tana river and
THE World is not a race-course or a battle-field or a prize fight. Ities place in which each man is given his own sphere to occupy, and his ow duty to de; and if that uphere be occupied honorably and that duty be done well, every man Is undoubtedly a victor and a "fit survivor." BotWITHOUT steadiness of character. In social life $1.00 there can be no true fellowship. Accomplishment to the effect that the Company would con
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self-poised, true to promises, punctual-biting firmness to geniality and steadfastacus to good, 1.50 nature. How beautiful, dear brethern, these philosophical effusioos look when nicely printed -a patrat may preach them, betaht how rarely do even the saints of the day put them into judgment sen! along by Providence, because an Tollyrone to-day. The speech was maloly a most famous criminal cases in the annals of the practice,
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CHAN FAN, & Wordian who claimed not only to be married, but to be virtuous, was brought $4.50 belote Mr. Wodehouse this morning, charged 5.00 with having taken a maiden of tender years on 7-50 board one of the Bangkok steamers with the 12.00 Intertion of despatching the said maid for the delectation of some person-name unknown-
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In his speech at Killarner to-day Healy said: "Parnell wanted to make men like Dillon, O'Brien and Sexton a holocaust on the altar of his lusts." Healy accused Parnell of prostituting boys to brak his opponents' skulls. Parnell the fund for evicted tenants to employ hireling was showing wonderful seal and activity now, but where had he been the last five years 7 [A voice, With Kitty Laughter.] Healy con tinued in the same vein,
LONDON, December 14th. The widow of George Crulkabank, the artist and caricaturist, is dead.
CHARLESTON (W. Va.), December 14th: The Supreme Court of West Virginia bas just granted a writ of error and reopened one of the
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DUBLIN, December 14th. Famell addressed a meeting of 500 people at repetition of utterances in previous speeches. It State. In August last Mrs. Mary Morgan was was-delivered amid a running commentary of convicted in Tyler county of the murder of her cries, such as "Down with Judas Mealy !" "To | husband and was sentenced to the penitentiary
with Hennessy, the Zulu King etc., from for life. certain of his hearers. From Tullyrone Parnell and his friends drove to Freshford where Parnell addressed another meeting referring during the speech to the seceders ns: "miserable gutter and given a better chance than he gave himself. sparrows" whom he had pushed out of obscurity While talking, Parnell was interrupted by gathering of bis opponents, who shouted, "To with the adulterer!" A fight would inevitably have followed hut for the presence of the police. Urlingford, where he will spend the night.
Morgan was a veteran of two wars and had recently drawn a large amount of pension money. The evidence showed that the woman, to her husband, and deliberately planned to who was young and handsome, was unfaithful
She struck Morgan with an axe while he was murder him and fee with her love. siuing at supper, split open his head and cut bls throat. She then hid her bloody weapon in
too soon to silow her to escape.
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In the third round the men clinched and Mitchell bit Pritchard. The intter knocked Mitchell out in fifteen minutes and fifteen seconde. Pritchard salla for America on Saturday with Billy Madden and Joe McAuliffe,
The Dally New Kilkenny correspondent declares that in to-day's fights the Parnellan of to-day with the Parnell of a year ago.. Ho were the aggressors. He contrasts the Farnell says that when Parnell was denouncing Tanner and Davitt bis teeth gleamed and his words issued ferociously. It was not the low, refiled voice of Parliament. Parocil's face was thinner than the correspondent ever saw it bettre. - His gesticulations and familiaries with his followers were miterly different from anything knowa la his demeanor before,
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KILKINNY, December 16th. Afterward, while the Parnellites were address- ing the crowd, a number of Davitt's followers got together and began hooting. The Parnellites around the vehicle from which their orators were addressing the people and the police appeared and tried to divide the factions. The
Parnell and his friends drova óff 'smid: showers of stones and mud. Frequent attempts to assault. members of the party were made, and several bags filled with lime were thrown at them. Her rington's shoulders were covered with lime and a mais of Ema struck Parnell full in the face, completely blinding him. This insult infuriated Parnell's friends. Harrington tamed, and, the head of Parnell's opponents, shouted "Coward; you are a disgrace to your church,
who resides in the capital of Siam, Mr. Wode Vengeance for the desecration of the Lord's day' and unpartriotic action it is of the utmost | anuals of Kentucky was ended at Vanceburg advancing toward Father Downey, who was at
The interesting feature of the trial was that Mes. Morgan's little stepdaughter saw the whole crime, but was unable to testify in court on account of the bypnotic influence exercised by this prisoner..
LOUISVILLE, December 14th, One of the most noted cases in the criminál yesterday morning by the conviction of John Biyen for a quadruple murder committed over twenty years ago. The crime--the killing of The police again interfered and Parnell's party four negrocas, a cold-blooded and unpro finally got away and into the road. Parnell's eyes. voked one, but as it was committed only a short pained him so that he was soon obliged to the time after the war, when laws ware lax and stop the carriage, and entered a laborer's cable bitter facing existed against, the colored race in a falating condition. A local doctor attended in the South, no, effort at prosecution, was him. The lime became caked beneath his eye- made. Subsequently, however, long after the lids, and the docter was only able to remove particulars of the crime had been forgotten, an some of it by using a silk handkerchief and adictment was found, but the case has been in some hair, all he found in the cabin, The he courts for a number of year and only ended physician fasily advised Parnell to drive Im today. Blyen was given a life sentence la the mediately to Kilkenny, so be re-entered the Carriage and proceeded on the Journey, but penitentiary,
NEW YORK, December 14thy again the pain became so intener that's second To-day Succi swallowed Croton stoper halt was made, this time at a roadside publie house, where the doctor made further efforts Which Paraell Davitt and Sir John Pope Hennessy reached elixir on little cubes of ice and slowly sipped the
suffering.
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Healy, Kenny, Tanner and Davitt to-day addressed meetings in support of Sir John Pope Hennessy. Healy declared that if Parnell was allowed to retain the leadership he would stump Ireland with a new banner made of Mrs. O'Shea's petticoats. Parnell, he said, put Captala O'Shea in Parliament, the price paid being the honor of O'Shea's wile..
THERE is one point-and one only necessary, says the Bulletin, on which the parson is always Rolld. Whenever any weighty disaiter comes down on the nation, he invariably recognises it as impious generation doesn't got to Church gularly, and 'lhten with due respect to the cataract of bis hogwash, as he walls and wob- bles and flounders about the way Israel went up the spout some 700 years B.C. Providence, in bis opinion, spends its whole time in discharging famine and thunder at this gl be to avenge the outrage levelled at the throne of heaves through the falling off in the Rev. Sampel Smith's takings, and it overturns empires in an attempt to get square on account of a schlim in a Sunday-school, and the consequent withdrawal in disgust of two old women and a little girl. The Rev. Watkin, D.D., the principal fight of the Wesleyan Methodist persuasion, is evidently an average parson of the customary type, and in Parnell closed the day's work with an address at | a barrel of feathers. The murder was detected | meeting ended in a scene of wild confusion, and publishing bis theories about the strike he
At Westport, county Mayo, to-day Parnell and recognises, as the rarson always does, that the hand of God is blindly shoving along the great his followers were denounced from the altar. cause of the collection, and does'nt care though In many other Catholic churches similer den it shakes the carik to do it "Was it not pacialfons were uttered, A circular by the possible to discern the hand of God in the great Bishop of Cloyne, read in the churches to-day, Strike that has been affecting the community 7 says "In consequence of the deplorable state Might it not be regarded as a sign of God's of things produced by Parnell's unprincipled In a multitude of ways by almost all classes Importance to reorganize the league branches in
this diocese." house (and more power to this conscientious amongst us? Perhaps God used capital to smalte labour and labour to smite capital, and $1.10 gentleman) looked upon the offence as one deserving nevers punishment, and sentenced
labour and capital to smite the pablle, and there this modern Madam Jeffries to the well merited was need of national Humiliation and national 1.25
term of twelve months' imprisonment. Seatonement. If we were to ward off such mote" it be, say we, with all procuresses, but visitations we must learn, to keep God's
the the pity is that those leprous beasts of pray, Sabbath and to reverence His sanctuaries." men who hire these traders in human flesh, and
The amaliness of Watkin, D.D., and 10,000 of whose existence the Police Courts of this
parsons of his kind, shines out conspicuously in 100 colony have had ample evidence, cannot be this afterauce. The vengeance of God, in his summarily dealt with, and string up, as they so view, doesn't worry itself at all about the greed richly deserve, to the nearest tree. And for and selfishness of Capital, or the ignorance of ballast might we be permitted to suggest that Labour; it isn't troubled about drunkenness and that local firms of solicitors, who periodically vice, about land-boom swindles and horse appras for & certale client of Hongkong and China pony sepeculations; about affluent procaresses be hoisted upon the same occasion 7 parsons who take a hand in shady transactions 0.75 REFERRING to a telegram dated Calcutta ith giris in daske lanes, and plous Sibbatarians who Gorerament has accepted the Trans-Salween reduce their clients to beggary; and lake no 1.00 Boundary laid down by the Ney Elian Commis- notice of the fact that everybody is trying to sion and intimation of which has been given to take in somebody else by souls or emberries 1.10 the Siamese Goverment. The Trans-Salween ment, or any other available means. But the Karenal, districts become part of Samlami's same vengeance wakes up like two wild tigers Dominions." The Bangkok Times writes thus and a famished vallure to read this globe.an The telegram from Calcutta, stating that the Home account of Sunday trales, and the opening of Government kai accented the Trans-Batween libraries on the day of rest, and the reckless 1.00 Boundary lately laid down by the Boy. Elias disregard of the plate in certain British Colonies:
Commission, we understand that although The yanliy of the parson is an incurable Davitt spoke until Father O'Shea, their leader, Jack Dempsey, the pugilist, arrived to-day is 1.1b memorandum on the subject, accompanied disesse. Il a whole city is overturned be becoming Impatient, exclaimed, "y must stop good condition and will train either over the ith a map, has been submitted to the Siamese always of opinion that Providence did you, Davitt. The latter, amid good humor fake or at Galveston for hid fight with Fitzsim.
fled off the head laughter, appealed to Father O'Shea, at 1.00 Government, the latter are as far as ever-from it in order to blow
accepting the arguments used and do not admit of a minister or a Sunday-school teacher, and chivalross Irishman, to let him go on: Father on Several thousand dollars are already Finding that he was unable to remove all the 0.40 the justness of the decision. There has not yet neither the law or the prophets will convince O'Shea was mollified, and said that be would wagered here upon the result of the battle ime, the doctor nged Parnell to drive with all AMAZONBAN FRANCISCO, December 15th, speed to towp, and this was done. Arriving at appeared any conclusive evidence in support of him that the result was not worth the sacrifice, allow Mr. Davitt to continue. But after Davitt
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Ata large meeting at Youghal, at which Canon Keller presided, resolutions condemning Parnell were adopted. The Garrick-on-Suir Board of Guardians have rescinded their vote of want of confidence in Parnell..
There was a race between opposing parties
and pillars of the church who meak after into catch the electors at Freshford to-day, does whisky, Then be poured drops of his reliers; the terrible actor was able at: December which runs as follows :—” The Home dean out banks and building societies and that place just before the celebration of mass. i chilly, fluid as the cubes melted. It all the this place, to procure" a "quantity" of castor The priest, however, decided that the mass faster bid under his lacket fifty-three ounces of all, which the poured freely, into Parnell's could wall, and messengers were dispatched to iced water and forty-two drops of elixir, ora oll
the people. Forty-five minutes saw a trife less than two quarts, All that drinking eyes. He then tried to scraps off more of lime, using for this purpose, the point heat up
of. an ordinary lead pencil. The line crowd collected in the market place, headed by had its due affect and one more rapid decline.of the Father Shortall. At the same moment and the faster's personality was stopped, however, had become crusted faside the eyelds
ounces was the amount of waste, and Succ and the doctor, with the crade implemesis of Pa vellites arrived, headed by Father O'Shea, the easted Priest at Rastel her, hosetter expects to reduce the loss to three ounces dally, hand, was only able to remove tes, torturing in be joined with the anti-Parnellites in their meeting, as he did a few days ago, shouting to Davitt, "You're welcome."
GAON NEW ORLEANS, December 14th..
stanco slowly, and with much. difficulty. Th doctor apologized to Pamell for causing bim se
much pain, but sold it was unavoidable, Pamell replied. Never mind the pain; do your best, Don't let me loin my sight.
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