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the

discussing the Eastern

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remote,

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say

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at

us

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an

which

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in regard Home Rule. t-i be able to prove and deeply interest

Irish

that

Mr.

has

not

with

opposition. of legislators

the

that

heeded

at.

in

present

make.

to

of

stone

came

Mr.

Glad

his

scheme,

the

of which weeks ago.

purely legislative portion in brief a few published The chief cry of the opponen ts to Homo Rule for has been that Ireland entire from the Empire would beseparation the ultimate tesult. What probably to this idea colour was that' no gave we

-

made

was

provision

.

scheme

for

original in the parliament of is therefore gratifying

representation Westminister. -It to observe -from a comparatively recent ulLeiance of Mr. Parnell that representation the Im in forms one of tho Rule Parliament. from Mr. 0. J.

now Legislature planks of the Home In replying to a letter -

Rhodes,

well-known

a

who,

politician,

nounced

in

as

South was

African an

recently

English

had 'Exchanges, of Home given £10,000 in furtherance Mr. said :. "I Parnell Rale, may say that at aud have ouce, frankly, you our

of the Irish judged the exclusion from to Westminister have

correctly members

Home Rule measure been a defect in the of 1 886 that this proposed and, farther, exclusion some colour given may have to the accusations so made freely the liill— that it had a separatist against ;

I say

tendency. and

sertiug

this

believing

while strongly that -the measure

as-

was accepted by the Irish people of the without afterthought kind, any and with an desire to work It earnest

itself

out

in

offered

the a

—

trust,

gones,

and

as

a

spiiil

spirit

of cordial

desire

a

it

same

-a

final .

ment of the between Great

The

writer

to

in

let

which goodwill

bygones

determination and satisfactory long-standing Britain aud cordially

to

it

was

and be by accept settle

dispute Ireland." that agrees

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that

the

will

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it

grander

still

the as

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London

of

House

of

ran

evicting be of

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an

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waste

children, state of gether.

every then it

speedily

to

reason

is

become

an

all

to

be

seems

fended

(upon

the

of

plea question

in

proceeding

that

believe

to

in

the

the necessity) of them some

in

of

his

opinion, were dead.

them

of your gerated.

fact."

and but Ireland, the greater of part

Scotland,

Engluni, that,

.

.

readers that fancy Let him travel,

Let

.

American Consul tralian Wool.

on

our

A number of representative of Sydney who were desirous

none

I have exag I have i us as

citizens

of

first

is

United

recently

is

banquet

the

States

America

of

efforts

admitted said

T

—

:

a

rejoice were

opinions

to

say

supported

that

men

America,

purpose wodls of The best

of a

mixing coarser

authorities

with the and shorter

whole family of

point world. wall

is

t

lately

his

leading in parties the passed

(for

there

eye

which a

th9

the

its

It not

wall,

thd

see

miles the of Sligo the away

the the

road

and the of many is sad to see

completed

yet

breaches in which the tenants

see once

many places have to re of the materials

built

is

all),

homes.

The stained

observant with soot, the ehiinmey of many

stones

still

formed

the

wall

complete

is

and the people are The most gone. noble X conceive, will see and marquis, of cbem, in hear no more this world at least. of the cottages The remains are here enclosed within the encirc quite

American growth.

are

ling few ,

wall.

The

district

months As ago. on he enters the territory Palmer, and then that

was

cleared

the traveller

you,

to

tender

you that

as

pleasure,

Catholics, to welcome

as

Irishman

and

an

town

of

prince

a

duty

our

our

Tuam,

Neither

nition.

uumindful

are

the

of-

the and you dis

we

or ugrateful that on many has raised your

fact

Eminence your able advocacy of our country'sclaims to self-government.

occasions voice in righteous No doubt

land

of your in

Cardinal,

labours.

apostolic

®ihanked

replying,

for Commissioners beauti the, to address presented him, and said be had but a few day a to spend in the dear' old land before to returning Australia, which was his field of spiritual labours. He had come to visit this Western ful

diocese

old friends and visit the ruins that are to be met with had been struck with the brilliant but green of the smiling lands, was saddened of the by thinking tears mingled with the srniles, coming as he did from the distant colonies where goodv to

see

unequalled here. He

government

brought

These prosperity., themselves upon him, but he was happy to say that the people, in far Australia were distant to willing assist Irelaud in the poor obtaining redress of those grievances which the land and dulled weighed down the of her As people. an energies eyeforced

thoughts

lie

vvoum

They

do

all

leeiings of one

religious

to

redress

They to

were

con

be gained

great

to the

from

and empire, for it.

sacrifices

Parliaments did it rather loyalty added to it, and he was convinced that land which had the been legislation three centuries had passed for the last the national retarded of Ireland progress separate

having

wenkeu

not

their

;

;

and when Parliament

Ireland enjoys all these material and he was sure

native

its

blessings that at no follow, distant date Ireland wonld be in posses sion of these blessings, and become, as the of the Western world yore, gem When that the (cheers). day arrived will

brothers rejoice on

and sisteis that heaven

knockmoy inence visited

ou

then Ross

Galway,

Galway

the ruins

next over

Abbey. visiting en

beamed

more

Cardinal

visited

the drove

would

Australia

Grace by his the Most

aud bishop MacCormack

and

in once

Ireland. His Eminence

accompanied

for

of Sir Roger of the Right Hon.

all

of

determined

power Ireland.

of grievances scious of the strength a connection this with were to make willing

Their

rue were

were

their

in

a

goes

lor

spcaK.

of Australians, and they opinion, irrespective

cottage.

Beyond Westport

is

differences.

home

are

their will

all

evidently into homeless, and well-built new

families.

demolished

of

a

still

very

through move

is

Gal

on

between

raising

that

through

clearing A few are already cases their furniture the cottage door, and are

plunging, Meantime

which happy

land

by

outside

standing

these

in very decided the opinion that the mill-owners of the United States will be able -to compete those of Europe in the manufacture with

moment

population. in other removed;

in the two political and now a bill has House of Representatives admitting Australasian wools without the unjust tax. The bill I think, be of great will, to both and especially benefit countries, to my own. The fine long-stapled wools be gi'owrl of Australasia cannot in easily the United where they are greatly States, desired for the by the manufacturers

public

this

whole

of a very reference after a to speech, lu have wool Australian free to the United States,

interesting his

at

at

Mayo,

he will Newport There for several the Marquis

nears

stage: Noble

Most

in

and towards Oastlebar, he will see the process in

stages. As he

some

entertained that gentleman at the Exchange Hoiel. Mr. in the course Griffin,

Newport,

Westport, way, and

recog manner public the nizing services rendered to the colony by Consul in connection with G. W. Griffin the of Australian wool into the introduction in

from

done,

Aus

inhabitants

the Town

go

little were (who had some property) that in gone to America ; many were the Union Workhouse, that some were in the lowest towns of parts of the great

hoped that accomplished

To

it

fortunate The

:

over

of and of

Eminence contrasts your in her respect impoverished Ireland, the result of harsh multiplied grievances, and alien misgovernment, witli Australia and prosperous, now the self-governed

advanced

an

they

address

this

landlords a very happy state ejecting " of indifference to the What question becomes of the people ?" I inquired where were the anxiously people gone who a few months one of ago inhabited these districts, lately peopled, thickly and now a eheepwalk. I was told by a an .de gentleman, agent who stoutly

be

to

is

out

—

dis

a

for loftiness of thought and tinguished research in depth of literary especially the domain Irish of we archseology, desire to pay the tribute of our recog

deeds may A corres

in

women

part of the cathedral city,

visit.

a

to

—

many

by

welcome, feeling honoured favour our Eminence should

assuredly

:

delicacy There

which' Dr.

Eminence

hearty

a

of a district population miles in extent are turned many simply out into the roads to go where they please and live and die as they can. Of course there are little many persons, many

her de that could

time

its

the

on

ancient

our

pro

'

and

the address

Commissioners, his

in

at

follows

as

desire

Connaught.

and their landlords interest and value.

arrived

presented with an

Palace u

thet of

Bishop

We beg to approach with feelings and veneration, profound respect

the Most Noble the Marquis While of Clanricarde, aided is by Mr. Balfour,' " in the West, the Devil's Work" doing the following which the Lou description We«t don Times once of the published

Com

was

Hey.

Tuam,

There was preseut tinguished assemblage. The Town Commissioners'

the Land

on

Moran, Most

Dowling.

your with

each

or to en powers them by admitting of the Government

Britain united by

will,

will

carry

to

and

Aichiepiscopal from the Tow read to was

while

affairs

Great

there it

it

lords

and the appointment but devote its will of real importance, and defences such as the budget of India Home Rule of the If then Empire." Will in bringing about assist Federation,, that

in

there there these

Now

Australasia.

Cardinal Grace the

by his

lately

Church,

must you or prophetic perish." and there may yet be verified, the true instincts of- an with not hail the who would

will

and

wild

America,

nearly

The

Tuam.

M'Evilly,

Tuam

then

questions parochial of sub-secretai ies, attentions to matters

The

Irish

perial

of

and

one

found

were

and

Eminence

wibuess

Mr. Gladstone's

in

no

historical

portions.

Mr. Osborne Morgan, we With "look date when we forward to the not distant shall an Parliament possess Imperial

unhappy,

Ireland since forward with

Parlia

a

Dublin,

at

be

are a tie pendencies broken. We are never be amongst that we must either those who believe draw closer to the mother or country break the link and separate altogether, alter and it is to be hoped that of two never be accepted. natives the latter will

and

ment

If

distant.

sheep Africa

in

to

in

Mciran

Archbishopof Most Rev. Dr. M'Cormack, Galway, and Canon Thomas,

most

in

Englishman day when

is

discontented, unprosperous Ireland, happy, con Several schemes tented and prosperous. for have been propounded the Govern

is

it

Dr.

colonies, fifth

and

silent.

accompanied

in 100,000,000 sheep than onewhich produce more It of the world's supply of wool. is to tell that this no news for me you and that there is your industry, greatest is more wealth in it than all your gold, and other minerals silver, put together. for It remains you to guard and protect, are

mat

are

His.

should

type

interesting

an

Asia,

none

;

Cardinal

period produce so many and of a Bheep, quality in native found their any

to

that

were

for

which,

its delegate the colonies

share

is

and

existence

to

utterance

of the British development Empire have been the fact opened to by degrees that some better system of Government than

ever

mons

federate

its

progress

be

to

of the ovine

It is while

Europe,

will the way Rule, the great system of which is so much

Nothiug compel the

yet.

Empire,

and stern strong, same time the eyes and of every electors,

in

interested

far

own

could

to

long, At the and

its

franchise

considcrflhlv

in

fact

follow at surely and thus 'England, Holyrood, like the Colonial and Ireland,

Empire

passage. to be wondered at Home Rule Bill

Gladstone's

met

one

been

not

modified

reformed and It is therefore

it

a

of

superior homes.

in uniting of the federated whole. the Government Many years ago Sir Hercules Robinson " The Irish -will save the remarked Rule but Home

rule

is not so remote from our. own ing subject interests as at first No may, appear. scheme having for its object any reform has ever of a drastic nature been car ried through or any parliament govern without ing assembly great opposition,

nnd

we

dependencies

in

forward

of to the subject We hope, however, that that important

the

upon take

millions

Im

must

Parnell

tially

man

worn is now in The same pro substitute Clanricarde for only and the account, stands substan yet the Time s and its correspon

;

dents

will of a

appearauce has never peopled. of the above is October 28th,

date

Sligo,

"

value the

in.

that

me

animal single in so short a

as

justly

them

authority

an

will

Scotland,

for

and

now

will

gress

always seemed strange without country originally

a

ac

cheei'fully

responsibilities

established

is

another ancient

anythiug

apologia

'may

we

and

not

is

ment or

change of policy. that this preamble

jiny

say by way

the remarks future have

very

will

people

therefore

hoped,

cannot

they

certainly

effect

can

which

on

the duties

of Home the result be opened by it for Federation, Imperial to be desired, and

something

or

cept

as

to

of

in

may granted to Mr. that one of the chief objections has been Gladstone's scheme of 1886 being removed, and instead of separation

gravely of Boulauger,

pretentions question,

that

Tho

are

things All

. .

the

which

1852.

Here .

has

It

grasses.

bear

soon

district

.

will

of Lucan. advanced.

more

very

wools to combine for domestic present The superb condi with wools. foreign wools is due tion of Australasian and to to climatic influences principally of the natural richness the unparalleled

the Imperial part also that in the believe be the case, and that will

stated the Irish

ter,

contemporary

morning

our

share I

admitted

measure

to

faith,

our

far

at

in

concur cheerfully them with good the intention with

and to them, signed to the position given Mr. perial system."

Morning

or Argus Herald on such'

the-

accept

good

nership.

mat

outside

and

taking

Australian large the time and the space for a and Foreign of English consideration and in questions, consequence political readers a con of the number of their be of them siderable proportion may deeply

the

should

we

them,

num

News communities

in papers can afford

tho Rule

:

pressing and dis

for

concern

local

respect and

of

the

to

probabilities of Home bearing of Federa the Imperial upon question tho tion own feeling upon "Myii»measure is Mr. Gladstone that if Home Rule measure eludes in his next of mem for such retention provisions

where

own,

matters

many

so

with

future, like

colony

are"

Home

politicians,

Nationalist

The

reproduce

we

on

Fremantle

our

In

"

week

last

promised

as cloths of dress goods as soon wools. At obtain Australian they can to the obliged import present they are bulk of those great goods from England would Nor Germany, and Belgium. the change in the law affect injuriously for there the American flockmaster, demand than would then be a greater

safe-guards of Imperial unity, will be re-echoed by and their adherents. further leader says,

Ear),

the

of fine

effective

.

be there should for the maintenance and this sentiment

Herald"

Morning

Moran, ArchRev. Dr. the of

to

Abbey-

His Headford

day. Aftei

the ruins

this at

'

"

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was

four

some

years of French specu set the for up the famous gold and of course all

syndicate, ostensibly

a

factory

of

"seventy-three and twenty

supplying purpose mines of Guayana, works in Venezuela, public The

mite. a

French

Company Company

with dyna which was really had constructed

—

—

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the

until

works the

It

l<

La three

read the could be plainly into streets Was it the sudden bursting question bed of some volcano through the rocky So much which is built r on the city to the hitherto innocuous, accustomed were the of a dynamite factory vicinity the of Giudad that Bolivar, people the was part of greater population to the report believe proceeded ready cause of the above from some natural who none and there were probably sort; themselves at the.. moment, bethought It is, indeed, of. the terrible explosive. from the of a cause congratulation, the

—

subsequently

works

dynamite

that

calamity, located

were

the the

in

bed of sandy plains and the thick have of which must greatly tremen or deadened the shock shocks, been. must have dous as they certainly the fact that To this is also attributable

earthquake

trembling

;

of long duration, only one that came to be known in the city of the was. due to explosion report was Succour Dynamite Factory. sounded

it

as

tho

havoc caused but to see the frightful the ruins the tremendous explosion fTift fnofnrv and nf all its dGnendencies houses, storehouses and troyed ments

by

ordinary heard

shattered

one

tory, and

moie

or

world

the explosions The silence

of.

all reigned Was known

boding

,

over,

with

a

several

that

the

of terrible

the

servants on the

residing

made immediately became known that the employes European

it

soon

cipal

Benjamin foreman tisans

Lee, director; N Ricci and N C Raphael, and ;

;

fac

place. them

five

prin Messrs.

—

Ad

Walker, ar

Baptistee, watchman-

of the' catastrophe. dead, victims the enclosure of the Outside wards, the open-air -not far from but depot before the explosion, were, store-room, laden with to be tome dynamite wagons to the mining next morning were

despatched district Yuruary. them, upon (of 601b each)

Callao"

Gold

pany.:

for

cases —

100

The

These

it

i.s

stated,

wagons 425

for the dynamite Mining Company,

of

tho

twenty

"

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for

some

had cases

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Irish

whose

the last consideration

17)

August

its

in

Under-wood-street, and will terminate

but

Heaven,

of

and

merit

in

Rome.

it

islands successors

however,

since our declared

was

it

as

Mr.

in

Smith,

light of. Mr.

one

on

Commissioners

to

'

keep

Brother

Smith/ himself

with judge, infection possible of the very judices

English a

to

my

an

worse

of

no

of

use

Dot

have

of

weapon

the His hesi-

at

yesterday Wrexham.

who

every

Mr.

years

fifty

present held at

slander

pre I

and

his

:

Romney

tried

oT

and

to

attempts Mr.

with

him

place

Gladstone, corroborated

to

in oc

across

;

to

said find

Home

about

paral Rule to a

has to travel of Europe and come the Continent No parallel and Poland. can to Russia in of the free and be discovered any Ireland

-

dress. of his

he

adversaries. What is that iu order the refusal of for

Poland lel

;

the

wear

Mr.

Foley,

(Date ol de 1883. Co 'No. Tyrone. cision, May, John land Donnelly 2,002). Tenant, A. L. Smith. lord, Townland, Decry £22 lOd. nascobe. Old rent, ,3s. G. H. Gartland £17 10s. judicial rent,-

Parnell, dissension

prison prisoners, Gladstone's explanation to occas reference Poland ou a former the unfairness with ion exposes which his words have been tortured by

a

than

disagreeable light Sub- Commissioner.

Gladstone

Ml'.

saw the Neapolitan political their exercise. taking They were he said, not, compelled to associ felons as Irish ate with political pris certain oners have to do, and they were not like the Irish politi ly compelled,

an

are

still the truly by Mr. Balfour, character tive of the proposals will Rule for Ireland eventually Home Rule ready acceptance.

A

An

conserva

of Hom'e win for

Case of Self-Mutilatioh.

Singular

of a very shocking and nature took place in Dub A more deliberate label of self- mutilation it would

occurrence

extraordinary lin

recently. horrible case

difficult to conceive. A young gen in society, tleman of good position abd James E. with named good prospects, dqguic&i bran u on, stuuGntj qgq at 20 Northumberland-avenue, siding was found with his two eyes Kingstown, dug out by his dug out of their sockets be

v

—

bands

own

under

make

the

which

circumstances

unique

us

affair

it

as

is

some afternoon time, and one a twelve o'clook, name Bessie Carr, daughter of on the Midland Great inau, Railway, happened to be in -a

Monday

a

ago,

between

little

girl

the back of her parents' residence, near Canal, Cottages, Royal Junction. She saw a tall the Liffey man about; walking apparently young He had a handkerchief suffering greatly. from which the blood wak up to his face, His pouring profusely. appearance aat

field

larmed

the

by England

oue

who

child,

of

her mother Carr came

the

home

ran

circumstance.

and told Mrs.

out immediately. man was now lying on the young Mrs. Carr went over to him and grass. " I am was the matter. asked him what "let me rest for was the reply; blind," from the hour." the sufferer an Raising The

Mrs.

ground,

Carr led him

to her house, of mind, bathed endeavoured to

and ,with great presence his face with water aud staunch the bleeding.

She meanwhile

and he her husband for the police, returned with a Sergeant. The officers were into the inquiring when the injured man matter re-, young quested them to take him to the hospital. and Mr Gannon A cab was procured, sent

Mater

to -the

conveyed

was

'

Misericordiw

He presented a dreadful ap» his clothes stained with with pearance, blood and with the great ugly holes from had been so cruelly which his eyes the wrenched. On reaching hospital was Mr. Gannon attended by the resi Mr. dent staff, Buggy and Mr. Watt. the visited subsequently Surgeon Hospital.

Hayes

and

patient,

irreparable

expressed

his

was

injury

that

belief

a

the

self-inflicted

one.

Guineas

Three

prisoners

than

of the current best 'sassiety.''

and falsified, tbough there of the gravest consequences of what is beibgdone out arising

and

evil

constantly

'

Legal

8th

the Mr. chair, cupied the Gladstone's statement regarding of Neapolitau treatment pris political oners. He said that he happened to be the year 1852, and he in Naples during

on

as

however,

worse

to

antagonism

that things Here I supposed. Land Com is an extract from the Irish to for mission returns 1883, which seems show new Brother Smith' in an entirely afraid,

good deal

was

rumours

cal

am

of Sept.

Journal"

newspaper

ing,

merely

fault

political

which he used regarding Dr. ing words his references Barr were as severe as to dead John were Mandeville pathetic. of Dr. Barr was Tlie name groaned of the' great Tlie vigorously. progress is abso Mr. Gladstone declared, cause, sure and, though the law is now lutely

On

like the Times to answer to a answer, speech the trying delivered. The ac it is day before with which Mr. Gladstone states curacy in what he saw Naples is a lesson in to Is it too his foes. minute veracity will much Balfour to hope that Mr. heart oxthe lesson to and take lay Old Man ? Mr. ample by the Grand the all Obsorne Morgan, who, despite a

the Dar

eye

Smith mind

Irish

#

at best to stir up But Welsh the National gathering. the attempt failure, proved a miserable the and addressed the by assembly Liberal leader was as enthusiastic great The way in which Mr. as it was vast. deals with the Times, which Gladstone excellent is has so rabidly assailed him, taste and complete as a vindication. in introduces the subject He gracefully by time that he is that it is the first sayiug devoted aware of two columns being by

Pope

issue

late

a

Balfour

Mr.

a

their

Venerable.

startling

some

the upon severity from particulars treatment of the and the scath prisoners,

ghastly.

Balfourism.

on

defamation against well Mr. as against

and

:—

presented

populated been per-

of vilification, the matter.

on

say

opponents,,

political tated

in The following judges. to that personage formation relative will, are be perused with interest we sure, by " week When a or our readers only two Parnell two the other ago I advised

Brother

to

interval

an

Eisteddfod

Smith.

Labouchcre

of position nell's future

the!

with

getting of the

Cokeoven

Gladstone

differ

Father

Holy bim

Justice

in

for;

As

densely have

species

Freeman's

"

says After

by the

lets

aj

—

:

;

Mr.

crime.

a

Gladstone

The

of

eyes

touched of

stone difficulty

signal Western

missioner was young inhabitants of savage who were roused to frenzy by Futuna, the It conversion of one of their chiefs. since ho now close is on fifty years sealed his faith by the shedding of his have blood and years thirty-one

Truth,

this

word

a

Mr

done

Mr.

far,

denounced

scarcely

can

in

not

has

will

the

elapsed Pius IX.

in

occurred

Britain

Catholic solemn

the

from ence

,

in holy work spent of Oceania, where, are a recognised

was

Then,

death

street

—

it

the his

among

being found in the There is not, so

to

obliged

to

way

find none of the peoples Rule has been granted for or desire severance was Austria, greeted by his audi cheers. with Mr. Glad repeated

kind

woman,

it. without someone knowing petrated on a lonely Irish Had it been perpetrated roadside instead a whole natiou would But now have been held responsible. Mail which even the Dublin Evening the lowest Tory rag in Great surpasses

Spitalfield's

full for

in a

London with

sympathy

—

years,

of

people

their

Church, Londou, the day on Tuesday of final by solemn Exposit judgment ion of the Most Holy Sacrament from life of until noon. The early morning short in the Venerable Marist was being

Nation)

perpetrated

moving

would

one

are

hor Lon

of the

the

Anne's

St.

England a

is

of

any

even

whom Home who would vote to

murderer to be had, and the; seem to have made no police headway! the case. This is the third with or fourth the victim was! murder, in which which has occured in a female, London; do one aud for which has heenj recently, do not Yet we made amenable hear;

congregatiou the Holy in be held, Father presiding fills the and rejoicing person, great communities all hearts of the religious to this the world over Order, belonging natural A novena as a consequence. of the cause is for the successful issue held

in

the

was

corpse

trace

of

in

the

Crime

in

nor

Russia, despotic last is found the standard' and there at of to which has England comparison come. !Mr. reference to Gladstone's the Rule in Gallicia, success of Home he in the Austiian where, Empire, said,

to the try be struggle Irish tenant."

appointed life-and-death landlord and

Whitechapel.

io

Chanel," has Fathers,

(says

the and

L.

now

merits

murder

pending

years

Tuesday

alto

Tyrone

Lately (says murder was victim tbo don,

Louis

Marist

first

but

not with it are and I confess that me to learn

to

surprise A.

rible

Martyr.

Mary

not

;

;

the

perverted

first

Beatification

tho

is

"Archibald"

two

district,

The

a

Unpunished

:

artisans and

for

Search being

any the

of

has ever tomb the It evil.

of director of European

colony Venezulan

were

labourers,

ala"rm

immense des completely into invisible frag of the most extra

cellars,

Bench missioners

in

may have done, upon of danger being given.

possibly

workshops,

or

from

instead,-

to

by

;

sheds,

not

j

Lewin

grounds

one

countries, are that One freedom.

towards travel 'all

the Smiths—one who in landlord; taken into the Land Court by who obtained reduc tenauts, about 18 and 20 per respectively the Hon. the other Sir Archibald of the Queen's Smith, a Justice of the Com and one Division,

clue.

and. unfortunately unequal to the task, to all appearances, they accordingly, in the noble victims perished struggle, which of their sense of duty, inspired them to remain aud work at .their post, to as others of takiug flight,

ent,

at

in that despatched whole the nearly direction, of Ciudad Bolivar, men, population and children, betook themselves. women, arrived at But when this intended help "La Seiba" nothing was left to be done to

are

to-day power.

the

and which

organised

once

therefor

the though forthcoming

cent,

bo

aware,

names,

are

tions

was

to

stated

generally

Bolivar,

for

was as produced, the in granite shocks, foundations which Ciudad Bolivar upon built and to this fact is or Augostura of the town, in which, is due the salvation beyond the commotion produced by tho and expansion of sudden displacement other no aii created by the explosion, were effects by tho physical experienced inhabitants. the first which ap Soon after report, almost immediately pears to have been but which followed probably by others,

sensible

in

however,

is,

Times,

sand

no

even

Ciudad

been Next

midst of

not

now

one

am

uaeummou

rackrenting 1883 was two of his

.

distant

verified

no but which there appears distant a very

for

answer,

1

Smith', an

be

there

that upon the alarm however,reported, and .the four men of this fire the director above-named and with, hastily united, tried to the aid of lance-pumps stop the their efforts But were conflagration.

or the sim clap of thunder, of thou ultaneous and close discharge startled sands of pieces of artillery every and in the one bewilderment. ; up in the on and consternation depicted fright of the numbers who rushed countenances

s

to

of

will

it

constitutional the countries

Co.

in conjunction Lewin," occurrence, every-day

of

the question

was

rent,

name

"

above

or

judicial

gether Christian

that a fire was mauner, satisfactory But how or in of the calamity. origin the what of or its factory part did this neighbourhood supposed fire; unknown to have remained begin appears It is departed. up to the time the mail

said

from city. about 7 50 p.m Just On the 16th July, Bolivar of Ciudad as the inhabitants the cool air of the evening were enjoying like to a and a tremendous report, great n >

able

manu

.

miles

?

occur

put by everybody,

to

<

hundred:

one thousand pounds," of dynamite.

-five

tons thirty -five How did this

a

fearful

the,

A.

1883.

.

by

ag

established

was

Guayana,

by

discharge. of dynamite iu The quantity existing the depot aud the factory, we including, the that ou outside, wegons suppose umouuted to 11,025 boxes, containing

;

which

Angostura, dynamite

The

—

caused

ravages

3,197).

Derrynascobe.

;

July Venezuela:

at

of the

No. landlord,

,

last

16tb

idea

October,

cision,

|

(Date of de Tyrone. John 'Tenant, Dooris; L. Smith. Townland, 5s. £8 Old rent, £6 15s. Now, the sur-

Sub-Commissioner.

Legal

,

in Vene residing correspondent has kindly furnished the following of a terrible, catastrophe particulars which took on the evening of the place

A zuela

completely belonging to the wagons were the wagons, with destroyed, together by (he explosion of the loads they contained; of bullock's It is said that fragments hide were afterwards found stuck to the This will wreck of a tree. give a faint

Catholic

Russel

Q.C.,

worth

His

Maynooth.) Leeds

Court

in

tor

fee

for

three

Charles

Sir

guineas. delightfully

Minute.

of the of the time barrister Charles (Sir of Dr. 6f brother Russel,

the

That's famous

a

melodious

appearing hours

is

Irish,

was

at

600

with

brogue, not offend

a

just

the. charm, self of 'this Talking an same Englishman speaking brogue, " What a nice to Philpot Ourran said, In brogue you have here in Dublin." New-market "an alarmed tone, the little ,f For goodness sake, don't man replied, or tax tell of it in England, it." they'll

enough ears

of

of

to

it

English.

-

.

tons

Thirty-five

Dynamite.

-

of

_

of

Explosion

.

The

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for

letter

interesting

knowledge,

no

nor

on the of Sunday, which day the above extook place at Church

I

(for

wonderful

wrote

event

herself How few ?

"but.

clergyman, at-

living.

England. Knock

now

has been had

Anglican

ex-

an

devout

a

Catholic,

Leamington,

Warwickshire,

He

niece

bore

his

these

left

on

Friday,

Wednesday,

on

—

and year's illness, mended amputation

Mary"

for

Catholic

not

she Protestant was

of

an

extrac

and associations; she would come to.Kuock to and hoping to be cured, Knock she came on the 17th with ult., her. blighted her limb life, her helpless and her crutches, splints, supported by

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her

uncle

and

her

o'er

land

sea.

-rail,

maid The

Hotel

on

road Church

aud field

of Knock priest devotees who

the household, Church, aud the numerous at Knock were during the 17th, 18th, and 19th, August are witnesses of Miss B's then condition. But helpless

Sunday evening

on -

The

rain

Knock

Church

and

which

are

-

the

upon earned

is

'

from

the

of

this

of

piece gable B

Apparition

of

to Miss on brought Sunday aud when the diseased limb had laid bare of its splints, been bandages, bathed with and swathings, it was this

As if the in another

-

-water. mersed instantly strength suffering

and

joyouB"

limb

departed, was restored, Miss 13-

'

had

been im disease

Bethsaida, health

returned, the longnow the

and was

favoured

of

-child

mirncle.

Cavanagh Mylotte

Father

no

dages, crutches

earth

and ;

the

On

the

to

do

his

painful memory. and healed soul,

ban no

abundantly

of six years concomitants

Heaven of.

its

and

Mary's B

its

She

hers

throng

on

that,

of

sonn-

must

a

love.

drove

ove joyous thousands

have ? Not with

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Lord

of Utah has the Mormon

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Governor

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Hamilton, that

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speaking

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men-

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by Admiralty

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at

copper,

£82;

are

series

of have

completed,

wool-sales,

proved

successful.

The South

Australian

been registered of £10,000,

capital wo!

3-

qr.

October

king

mines.

certain

in for

South

Salt

Trust

lambs the

to

—

worth

are

The

Adelaide Flinders

steamer

strong £252.

to-day.

Friday Adelaide yesterday

Albany at

Port

(Wednesday). October Melbourne, has Worcester been scratched Caulfield

There

little

doing

Messrs.

Nepean River with a view country settlement irrigation understood

they

to

with

There

a

was

in

the

11.

establishing there. It

an

is

are

its

crowded

is

Matsep betting

no

bourne for the

Cup.

and

the Plutarch

over

engagements, There Derby or Mel

Silvester. is

first

favorite

Caulfield Cup at hundreds to Charmer and Chicago hundreds eight, to seven, Touchstone is to hundreds four. The Caulfield com meeting

October Sydney, laborers for the Wallsend at Newcastle to-day

Sixty police

very

11. Mine under

A protection. body of four miners around congregated is mine, but everything to reported

hundred

Co.

coasters the amount of Excluding in Newcastle harbor exceeds tonnage There is no tons. de 80,000 further the strike. velopment regarding Messi's. Chaffey Bros, are inspecting the of

salt

Penrith

Rich No.

ore

14

advanced

for

district,

ascertaining irrigation projects.

on

Carlyon.

except and

its

the

adaptability

purpose for

Adelaide, Friday. has been struck in Block Mine and shares have £2. All the Barriers are

favorite for the whom 10 to 1 is remain unaltered, who is supported to and Carbine threes;

Oakleigh, 1

Melos

;

threes

Ensign

to

for

one

Sydney, Mediation

The Strike have published

the Derby;

October 12. Committee

their In refer reports. various settle attempted ments to effect they have endea voured between the mine-masters and the the committee colliers, state that the

ring

to

have

abandoned

all

they attempts hope that

further

at but conciliation; they others may succeed in doing so. The Stockton men have again

work,

owing

Mr.

John

to

ploying

over

conceded

the

day. follow

their

and

hundred

Searle

appeal Bank

has 10s.

probably jubilant training

dull

is

and

there

Adelaide, October case Lawson v. the

in liquidation 24th to the instant. t_

x

that report tho cable ship

day. The

week's

.

95,000

ct u

ad ,

Tk

JrOru

have not last Thurs-

they since

of silver

run

to

Com

_

upsrciuors

spoken

amounts

13.

stands, .

cbjjLi

Hill

em

men, them

fit.

market in prices.

betting

journed

largest

both

are

looking

change

mercial

the

Sydney,

to pay will employers The men are

both

,

The

in

success.

Kemp actively The

of

one

request

suit.

ceased

dispute.

a

Other

a

no

a

Try, contractors

building

Broken

at

ounces.

Another mining boom seems promis Seven and hundred ing. fifty sales of mining over scrip, to amounting have been made the £85,000, last

two

in

days

during Adelaide Stock

the

Exchange. October

Melbourne, At the attendance

Melbourne Saturday,

on

15.

Exhibition

the

was

19,000. A very rich reef has been discovered at Wedderburn, 2 feet below the sur face. Seven pounds weight of speci mens 41bs of gold. A rush at yielded set

once

in.

a at the Ararat patient Spellacy, lunatic Asylum, has. murdered Foster, another his patient, by smashing skull in with a spade and his

hacking

body, in The

to-morrow.

mences

hpn

Plutarch is the Caulfield Cup, for taken. The others

Darwin

attendance, many buyers present. Com foreign being was petition spirited. Greasy brought from Is; 6d. to 9d.; scoured, to 16d. The for tho following scratchings Caulfield Cup have been made: Recall, Don Giovanni, SarnLevite, Duffern, and Tabfad for all artra, ;

Quintin

180

for

being favourably advantages. Messrs Morfc & Co;. Goldsbrough, at the Limited held orr weekly wool-sale diposed of 3,500 bales. Wednesday, impressed

ha.vn :

10.

Bros, have inspected and surrounding

Chaffey

the

of

—

muj-iiu

October

Melbourne,

verdict

a

s

is

Cup.

is very market.

betting

who with

:

over

arrived

—

and

Melbourne Yellow Cup J acket, Kennett, Glentworth. Caul field Cup Burrilda, Kennett, Glent Yallow Jacket. worth, The market is betting spirited. taken 20,000 to 1,000 has been on Whakawai for the Melbourne Cup ; 5,000 to 300 on Malua ; and 3,000 to

Co.'s

Steamship which left

—

afternoon

on

with a London, the purpose of Australian

owing

the be quiet.

declining.

cent.

per

has

left

March 23

missing.

money-market

months'

which

revelyan, Zealand

sheep and

of Queensland. The Norwoods have won the Foot ball of Australia de Championship South. Melbourne feating by 86.

arrived i

op

Musgrave Governor

very

be

12. with

seized

has resulted in pupil, death from apoplexy. The following scratching

14 to

believed that Sir William Kobr will succeed the late Sir Anthony

are

October was

a

10.

is

Shares Brokens

ex

7

commenced

Gilgandra,

It is will

communication

boxing

Girls' £50.000

weather.

inson

the

one

Musgrave

cold It

treatment. the shortened

year. beat

at

cable.

defective

sudden, serious illness yesterday unable to attend the court. The on John inquest Dallas, died at whilst Lilydale

a

of the The result meet ing has caused much disappointment in Newcastle. ballot The for and the against shows Stockton a majority agreement of 900 in favour of the fortnight's

dying

they

was

to give towards a

October coal-masters'

are

was

a

£30,000

Sydney,

notice being given. The Wallsend mine erations to-day. Thousands of shorn

boat but

saved,

Melbourne, Judge Molesworth

minute were fired guns the military St. barracks, out to the of respect Sir Anthony Musgrave,

at

have

party

Their

to-day

posted

Aus

with him per Cuzco, taking and Sisters of Mercy. thirty priests Sir Morell Mackenzie has published to a book the relating late Emperor's in which he strongly condemns illness, on

in

of Tuesday the writer has seen evening her walking in the lighted proeessio.., which celebrated the ninth anniversary of our at Lady's Knock. apparitions

thoughts

Sews.)

the other trains in. bridge, dashing and an Fifty carriages telescoped indescribable scene of horror and con fusion and fifth followed. The fourth trains were thrown over the embankment of the river. The passengers (including drowned killed or are many families)

Glasgow

the resi Glaremorris, and, of Mr. Lambert, county treasurer. returned to and on the K»eek,

What

wise

20.

another

boating were

up the that

pected' restored

road, decease of Governor of Queensland. A of landowners large deputation waited on the Premier to protest .to-day the Land Tax, urging its against repeal. Mr. Gillies the tax agreed that pres sed on some landowners rather unjustly and promised to give the care subject ful consideration.

in at a Roman Pennsylvania, festival Catholic for which five excursiou trains were The first engaged. engine was thrown off at the rails a crossing

The

ills

nrovided

Kilda

occurred

through dence

of

cede the

bent

School,

Seventeen

colonies pointing by England, out of the Empire lav that the strength iu its Colonial Lord possessions. Knutsford Lord Roseendorsed fully remarks. bery's disastrous A accident has railway

were

had

bodily trusted

who

and power next day Miss

more

health,

;

were

spirits

disease

curate,

more

Hplints,

of

He

safely.

All

picked

on

subscribed.

yesterday

October 8. Lord a meeting Rosebery, addressing of Liberals at Leeds, a urged strongly

The

Arch

to

necessary

a

privileged

Mary's

and

more

Lady

our

herself

;

were

strength,

to

and

She showed

deacon

present inevitable, but now

God

to

gratitude

Knock.

another also offers

provided

£10,000 yearly for five years Grammar School and Boys'

London,

Anthony

in her "new-found Exulting strength, to her heaven and exuberantly grateful Miss Bly benefactress, accompanied to at once proceeded by her friends, and poured forth her soul the church, in

University, is contributed.

Jntercolomal

The

tanks four

in

was

1879,

Let

brightest.

FOREIGN.

policy tralian

It has

£10,000

promises

Taylor

Pirie

up

great hardship. The Orient steamer has ar Austral rived. News has been received from Port Darwin that the repairing steamer has

the estab yearly for five years towards of an affiliated lishment at the college

DPERANS.

the Daily

(From

Emperor's

of

October

Melbourne, W

Mr,

truly,

anir

Bergmann's

eave-

four

placed externally the walls. Some had which lain a

in

roof

by

into

down-pipes

of

angles water;cement

mind. its

she cable

Port

wrecked. suffered

board.

telegrams.

He

changed

was

-

gntters

all

falls

which

very

foreign

the

recom surgeons as to necessary that mortification preserve life, eeeing was threatened. Miss B —would not consent. and read She had heard " of Knock, a Child of she was

Euglish

for the old grappling that thought probable the Banjoewangie end of the also

w

became and diseased, rendered Med impossible. ical and surgical aid was of no avail save of splints, the the application incasing and by the aid of these and a pair of limb, crutches she was about able to hobble from one room to another. Despite the of the to efforts retard the surgeons of the disease, it became alarm progress of her seventh the beginning ing towards

others,

at

one.

is

High

was

than

her

filled

picture

whilst

is

knee-joint

more

the

TEMPER

B near Brid , Haysthorpe, was attacked the in Yorkshire, lington, of the knee in one year 1882 by disease of her limbs. or cartila The gristle which is with allied ginous structure

walking

were

;

Miss

the

have

must

leave Yours

us

company

the 17th ult. ;-thoy the 22ud and on the evening's the night of the 2lBt, after devotions had ended, I received his re Flis nnms us well a9 that of his cital. I suppress his niece at request ; tliey await converse with their both English before friends they give to the world their the miraculous over names story. to

who

of the privileged she to evince her of heroic virtue what deeds gratitude; should not henceforth adorn a life which had been snatched Lady from by our such as disease and death ? Thoughts

by

premise

me

miud

the latest best was

not

-

.

cure traordinavy Let field Knock. Hotel, saying that my information the lady's from uncle,

her

a distance duplicate of 41 miles from It is Banjoewangie. that the steamer repairing thought on Sherard Osborne, while at at work the old cable, which parted on the 22nd has eone cable inst., through the new

are

.

promised

in

assemb led on that She Tuesday evening. could not have yet grown accustomed to bad oc the miraculous change which curred iu her regard. She most have been lost in wonderment at the liberality of Heaven favoured was to some ones;

to

telegraph morning yesterday at cable had failed

wired

ties

been

Brokens

advancing.

.

Siiy

on

19,

in

—

:

;

August

appeared

present

have

must

and £265.

worth The turned

.

journal My dear issue a -last next, your could I have of the 17th)

just

these

not

excited authori that the

Darwin

_

that

to

has

and

hymn—

The Port

;

of

the editor

INTERCOLONIAL.

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banners waving voices chanting Litany

—

.

The following News the Tuam

hands

their

aud

.

not letter

in

burning

lights

the rustling the thousand

not

"

wax

drivers Melbourne on

a

of rage.

paroxysm

Stevedoring Company's engineat and Williamstown port struck

account

of

work the

unionists. made

by

A the

at

October

15.

at Wallsend rioting and stoning the non-

few police,

There

powerless.

Saturday long inconvenience

ancl

Sydney, The are miners and are mobbing

on

excessively

hours. Much delay has been caused.

arrests who is much

have

been

almost excitement are

Newcastle. Another

ing way demand.

firm of contractors to the carpenters' and At the masters

all will to-day .The bakers of bread one ing to the .rise .

at

Miracles

Knock-

.

and

Apparitions

'

.The

probably have

give increased

half-penny in

the

price

is

giv

joiners'

meeting

way. the price

per loaf, of flour.

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made by the short time previous, to the Perth Catholic

promise

FatherDuff delivered on last, Young Men's Society, Thursday another like his former lecture, which, was a decided treat to the members. ones, was SelfThe subject of the discourse in the Education. Father Duff showed course of his lecture how men had, without the aid of a teacher, instructed themselves, and won dis literary great tinction. The assistance he of a teacher, not was to the acquire said, indispensable ment of knowledge. Young men, not in a to enter an educational establish position ment, could if they made the attempt and showed educate them determination, selves. to speak Many of those qualified had admitted that know on the subject of a obtained without the help ledge master became more permanently fixed in the mind than that secured by the ordin then means. ary The. rev. gentleman of examples of men who gave a variety had themselves their taught through unaided efforts. V. own Pope Sixtus, a self-educated man. he was stated, He learned his alphabet when a youth, from the books which boys going to and laid down coming from school temporarily He often studied supby the wayside. at cross perless by the light of a lantern roads and when that had gone out, by a burned before the Blessed lamp which Mezoffanti Sacrament. Cardinal was the '

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GAZETTE.

The appointment Assistant Registrar

of

On

John Laurance as Colonial Secre

the

in

Department

tary's

notified.

is

recommendation of the PlantagenetRoads Board, Mrs. M. A. Cooperhas been permitted to erect two swing gates across the track from Mount leading Barker via eastward Noraenelup," where the track crosses Location Plantagenet 364. of JerrimiGeorge Egerton Warburton, has been appointed nup to witness con tracts of aboriginal natives. is made Application by Horace Egerton to the Roads Warburton, Plantagenet for Board, to permission close the old tracks into Pastoral Lease No. leading 9473, which he holds from the executors of the late John McKail. A call of three pence per share has been made by the Adelaide Mining Company

the

"

.

(no-liability.) An

extraordinary Gold Mining be held at the

—

tral will

"

the

of

meeting

Company

Cen

(no-liability) at office

half company's on 25th October, past two p.m. Thursday, 1888. S. Emanuel & Co. have applied to the West Roads Board for per Kimberley mission to three place across the gates Derby Goldfields Road, one at a camp called one at about Jordon, 1 miles S. E. from Lower Liverynga Pool, and one at about 3 miles from Lower Liverynga Pool.

'

STORTING

NOTES

(By The

Observer.)

following

which

was

Perth

Town

take Hall

for

the

place

last,

Messrs.

McGovern, Clifton, and McMahon, Coomer

to

is

entries to

Dixon,

Sullivan.

According

the

were

match walking in the evening A. H. Dixon, Healy, Sadler,

Turner

AND

the the

of

one

London

Daily bowlers

greatest

News, of

the

present

generation. American sporting writer says "Harry M. Johnson, the American sprinter, recently ran 50 yards in 5 1-5 seconds. He has offer ed to give Myers a start: and it is quite pro bable that this of flyers will be matched pair soon. of Myers Speaking reminds me that the ex champion amateur is not so flush in this world's he as he. At goods Au

:

he

present The

is

for

clerking of

proprietor (Mr. F

a

the

might bookmaker. Botany grounds,

has

notified

that he and 15th next' the 'pedestrian event that has greatest ever been announced in the world. It will be called the Sir Banks Gold Joseph Cup. The first will be 500 sovs. prize and a 50to consist of a gold chrono guinea trophy, and appendages the graph, with gold albert second man will receive 125 sovs. and a

Sydney, will

run

Smith)

December

on

10th

;

medal,

au«l

sovs. ou»»,

gold

value

10'

a

gold

u

,»uu

the third guineas; fourth medal, the

guiu

anu

uieuai,

60

mau

40

man

menitn

man

jso

and a The while the gold medal. soys, ped whom winneriu the last round will also he puts out irade, working shop receive a of 2U sovs. and Greek prize overheard the lessons in Latin in a school close by. This incited taught him to and before his death he study and JJordgn. knew 114 languages. Alexander about first learned to write Murray, the linguist, Sir is William letters on an old woolcard. by scribbling Armstrong building At ten years of age, William who some catchers for Australia. Gifford, torpedo was to a tyrannical apprenticed master, Two nun have been committed for of his studies in commenced the pursuit trial at Biisbaue on a of charge most and under the Geometry Algebra to wreck a ttain at Sandgato. attempting circumstances, discouraging eventually The author becoming a profound scholar. A entered .the lions' prize-fighter and publisher, William Chambers, was a den of u travelling menagerie at Swansea self-educated man. He had been a book "and by pure brute is said to courage seller's and had, after business apprentice, cowed have the animals. was the hours stolen from over, during himself to study. Samuel devoted About the amount £20,000 wus of sleep, when 16 years of age, began with the collections Romilly, the throughout Catholic out to learn Latin and before assistance, of the United churches States til's ye r many ye'ars had elapsed he had read almost in aid of the Indian and negro missions. wrif.pr nf f.hA a.orft nf nnrA

had

the individual reports Assisted Schools of the year 1887 by the Inspec

The following the Catholic for the colony on

;

g> o c

Infants'.

known.

ever

in

,

,

Perth, Discipline, children

greet

SCHOOLS.

.

The report on gaols for the year 1887 has been laid before the Legislative Council. of Prisons states that the The Inspector returns the year:there show that during were convictions T,757' compared 'with for the previous The daily 1,617 year. the year has been a little average during of a over 276. During the- year two cases serious nature one of the offenoccurred, to ders sentenced and the death, being to life servitude.' Two exe other penal at the cutions took place— one for murder and the other for Goldfields, Kimberley at Fremantle. The daily average shooting, number of females in was If '52 prison and that of juve being less than, in 1886 nile offenders for the same was one, period than in. 1886.' The conduct being greater of the prisoners has been, on the whole, The prisoners have been employed good. stone in stone, "roadmakjng, quarrying and breaking, making extensive repairs to alterations public buildings, making reservoirsfor water supply, pumping water and alterations to steammaking repairs other and in various ways with a dredge, view to saving outlay.

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an

"

.

.

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Tin

In There is however. ample time yet, that have been, it» has never the contests so far as I can learn, that yet transpired, the returning officer has had to give his nor was ever an casting vote," aspirant to the chair so humiliatingly in placed, to be of as respect votes, declared, were." asyou News to hand week from every Eldorado" is and the encouraging, fortune-seekers are many moving thither " wards. Your York contemporary" has two advertisements from Messrs. Horton and Mead, respectively, offering to a drive to wishing passage persons I Golden The former fixes, Valley. the fares at £5, believe, price of single return of lug and £9, and irrespective 4d per lb. for all extra. gage allowances to The "Chronicle" in alluding the which happened to Mr. accident, George Wall in a breakage on Friday, resulting of his censures the " powers cart, justly that be" for delay in repairing "Parker's which has now been so long Bridge," closed to the public, through being de clared impassable. Summer Mowing is now in full swing. is advancing and genial Spring is depart

of

message, telegraphic particulars connected with the find had of necessity to be eschewed. The Mulga Mulga Com have for some time been past pany at and have been Berin, prospecting considerable in afforded encouragement nature of their labours by the promising of their claim as well as by the results their toil. Only a couple of weeks since, stated at an experienced gold prospector on his return from the dis Geraldton, his conviction that a rich reef would trict, a fair be found at Mulga Mulga if only the This trial .were locality. given to be verified seem prophecy would now and we can hope that succeeding only, in connection with this developments auriferous will but undoubtedly country to of those who tend increase the faith amount have- no small of confi already, dence in its. future.

satisfactory.

"

Geral by the discovery, ad Mulga Company, of a woll-defin the Murchison, rich in gold. In

frorh

hand dton

after

just

Correspondent.

own

On Sunday, Father Gibney reminded of York of the approaching the Catholics bazaar, and also of the need of assistance, in in towards kind, purchas money or for the occasion. ing the' goods required the he explained duty In the sermon, and to our due by us to God, neighbours the members to ourselves. The meetingof Sacred Heart of the male branch of the was held on Sunday. Society of long stand Samuel Tail, a resident of at the residence died on ing, Friday, he had been Mr. John where Keating, Sam (as he his illness. during staying was an Irishman, was commonly called) and about of the Presbyterian persuasion, before his a month or so demise, he fortified a Catholic. He died became Church. His rites of with the Holy and was took on funeral place Saturday, number of attended by a respectable to his conversion in a I alluded persons. former communication. was "Crutch and Toothpick" played and was, I hear, here on Saturday night, well patronized and appreciated. The over the pool, by the footbridge It is is now used. showgrounds, being " called a wirebridge" by some, and by No matter The Swing Swong." others, half-a-loaf is better abouts its defects, than no bread. Though the day for oar Municipal election is drawing nigh, yet I

next.

We

our

Perth, large, clean, Boys'. Building and properly with furniture of supplied educational the latest design. Discipline, attendance increasing. good. Average under two standards, Organised in seven Sisters of Mercy, an assistant master, and two satisfactory. paid monitors. Progress Girls'.— Perth, Building good and the year a very During cleanly kept. has convenient to the buildings adjunct been erected shed for the pro a covered tection of the children the dinner during recess. Discipline, good. Seven standards under six (6) Sisters of Mercy. Progress —

9

'

Pi P. Healy An, account

match

walking was

his

father's

In

life

early

at

a

mini

;

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He was afterwards admit Latinity. ted to the and in time rose bar, to of Solicitor General. the position William while a Cobbett, soldier, pros ecuted his studies before a fire, amidst the noise and brawls of his com to forego rades. He had frequently food of in order to purchase a pen and a sheet Here the rev. lecturer paper. gave the names of several illustrious men who the learning began to acquire late in life which them and he fame, gained lasting of the thus It proved the truth adage is never too late tolearn." Sir Henry Speland Franklin he informed his man, were, advanced in before hearers, age they became in and deeply engrossed study made a name for themselves. the Carbona, was so when a boy that he painter, stupid earned the nickname of "The Ass's Head." No one could be a bigger dunce at school than Walter Scott but in his he afterlife, through perseverance, advanced in knowledge and became a man. Burns and Goldsmith were great at also dull school. Father Duff gave several other instances of self-educated and concluded his excellent lecture men, to improve them by exhorting all present which selves he maintained they could" do without the aid of a master. N.fl.

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attempt mouth.

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and

drowning,

was

iu

to

him

save

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a

a

in

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residing

is

ended

at

rescue

A

railway who

uiau

perished, rescued

eventually

was

while

by

a

porter

jumped

the porter boat.

panic Jacksonville, Florida the spread of fever. yellow Cannons are fired in being continuously, the hope of destroying the fever germs of concussion. by means

through

"

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fatally

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—

hours'

last night Sullivan.

.

two

—

The" Hall

bourne

Sitting who

on

was

brought

at

Milton

the

of

news

the

to England. Trafalgar At a conflict nSandgute time ago between two short

The

men

were

armed were

who

-next-

old sailor, aged 99, board the vessel which

an

used

victory

at

occurred

a

regiments. and pitchforks,and of an by the arrival

belts

only stopped detachment.

soldiers

Thirty-five

arrested. There has

is

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in

Russia

a

woman

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perilous boiling

Radicals

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their

of club

commemorated already familiar to statue many letted hand, she looks

the

by down; way rushed into the and ropes. ladders

and

rocks, surf with

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is

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the

styled and Mr. J. Liberal and

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The Brisbane

Miss of

daughter

second beautiful

and

James

May Brady, Judge Brady,

attractive

with

residing Vieto: ia,

five,

at Leichardt, was parents It recently, ap struck by lightning was the unfortuuate child playing pears storm. a thunder the yard in during the went out into mother The yard and was storm had ceased, after the dead see the child to lying horrified dead A fowl was found under a tree. hi6

the

where

near

deceased

Pope Leo XIII. with

is woi

historical

an

was

lying.

present occupied which has taken and research study k,

of years Abate with the help of the to compile, confided the to whom he has Pessnto, " Codex It is a Diplomaticus editing. et Crvilis whichEcclesiasticus Urbis," of the city of will deal with the history him

some

Rome that

when

period

the fifteenth

in

reigned, '

It

is

were

men

Irishmen. hero of the

were

Congress

that elected

ever

different

three,

represent

century

coincidence

strange who

a

two

only

Ages, and especially Great the Gregory

Middle

the

in

the t<>

in States Gen. .James

o

Mexican War, and Min Missouri, Illinois, represented Senate.. At nesota in the United States a few the time of his death in Missouri, farmer. he was a poor ago, years famous character a Matthew Lyons, the

Shields,

revolutionary from Congress

days,

and

He and

in

Vermont,

Arkansas.

was

who

man

defeated

ever

native the

waB

Stonewall

a

the

Messrs

the

The

city.

loss

£500,000

for was insuredbuilding and and the stock £101,400, stock was for insured £20,000,

£19,500 Barker's Mr. fusion

Egan

Patrick

has spread cointhe rarn.s of the forgers, among made by him last by renewing the offer to Dublin, and stand year of returning there, provided only that he ing his trial secured

is

not

in

produced

letter

Mr. the

packed jury.

a

against

moreover,

brands

only

tiie

Timeb gery

is

that

;

that

he has not which the

from

resided letter

in

the

place bo

or

belittling

"suppressing victory, exaggerating

Paris

Melbourne

At

of age, 15 years W. H. Rocke and to

£17.5

pay

the

was

Co's,

of the men Carlton.

wages

.Leicester-street,

factory, as he rushed

the

was

Foster, Messrs. sent with

Harry at employed

lately,

street,

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the

French Record).

from A.

Chapter

the him

lad out

still

of

calling the

out,

buggy,

wind Has

At

the

fo

but man threw the of the wheel

The the youth. by which passed him ami the men up, standers picked A numb t with the money. got away heaid at the time of people m the streets assist one offered hut no the lad's cries, over

wretched was

National Library of Australia

in

-here,

HOME.

not

morning heavy

only slumber,

her

from

the

crow

room

on

Margaret

that Robert slent the

Mrs. had

little

a

floor,

ground

their

will

any ?"

earning I get a

be

quite

impatience. carried

to the served "Is

as

Why catch

to

mother?

do she her

asked watching

was

with

whole

night

hearing, of the

towards

:

had

which

into

a

prevented her

custom the saluting

was

as

gout,

fallen

she had

a

It the

cock

for

the

for

heels

so

that the

worn

out

keep

noise

door

and hair

in

selvages

this

moment dark

in

and she found muslin coif

a

a

out,

feeling

to

difficult

trimmed

with

I

"I child

her

yet

to

her

returned mother's

ed to her feverish kissed her hands pain. Soon

a

feeble

its

way through at its best which

few sticks prepare

any to

light breakfast.

the the

child fire

took order in

know

not

that

Jaunet

taken

was

!

children a

glance "Oh yes,

breakfast," You by.

of

wife a

the

little

roll

I

wash

that

every up her

dishes

will con

and

what hands" all the

God

will

about

hands, your your chapped with the cold," mother.

have pity child with He permits

the " If

them,"

on

an

confi joyful dence. I shall not have this winter." any chilblains " Oh dearest Lord, how will it end?" groaned Mrs. Robert. " Calm God will yourself mother, not abandon us," replied Margaret casting of faith.

on

nearer

the

Then

her infirm "

The

a

Mother

greater

look

a

the

need,

full

the

fresh been Did

her.

attack

of

—

to

obliged he not

tell

the

word,

rascal!"

but I will take his memory."

upon

towards

turning " And

the

this

cried

myself

to

:

so

he

widow

is

not

spare of clay." then cast

He room.

"Why

kennel,

darker

garret walls as It there

miserably

is is

smell directed a

"

stove.

There

not

to

In people." he stumbled had squatted " What !

said will

Staub

cold here, although of smoke. his the eyes towards is a real masterpiece

landlord. Jet such

down

and

for a to honest the stove

hole

a

little

boy,

who

it.

else ?"

someone "

!

the will

not

is

behind

this

I

Really It

the

over

surprised. spoil your eyes in you are weaving silk ; to blind one."

Margaret mother with

holds

round

walking

is

the

regular dogcave, colder than runs the down Poor folks !"

that holes!

of

speak to the christian

well.

poor

a

pipe

a

full

a

us

round

glance is

water

;

even

one,

a

this than

the if in a

a

any

My

this

why

boy, smoke

it

sighed bitterly pained voice said

is

enough

and " :

you and

the Alas,

he is that already." The potter stepped back stupified. " Blind !" he ; " blind ?" stammered little the He drew the boy towards window. "Look at me, child." my " see said I can nothing," Paul, his large sightless gently raising who was him speaking to eyes towards Sir,

liim.

help."

wishing

my the the

sick, left

have

—

stove

Laudon day on

see

and

joy,

mother. your I am to make the delighted acquaint who has ance of a worthy woman, child. She has brought up so noble a the an say, gout you ugly disease.

president's fresh coffee bones to and the

to

of

were

you

had a have

I

a "

refresh

why

with, Rue

some

Staub,

?

triumphant-

marrow

broth

some

you

The

Mr. come

days you

near

"Not

He have

some

some

poor casting

plates.

"

a

remain

stove.

see. me

gave and

me

the

breakfast, Robert

we mother, said Margaret

shall

servant make

any Mrs.

the door

in,"

her kind friend. tried in vain to get. up and little Paul ran away the stove.

two

mother and gout,

And

you were the little boy, kissing wasted hand of the in then I was all for afraid,

you ?" asked towards

swered

found ray of sunshine the narrow window let in a very doubtful noise

Jaunet?

to see Robert

my

?"

did

come

say,

hands. is work on What my then ?" said the potter matter tiying in the to see Margaret semi-darkness. The child was poor quite stupefied. "I to went the workshop and told Mr. to tell that you, Staub, Baptist

asked

away."

bed.

'.

Without

"

murmured

cramped

to

happened

"

to

for

It does kneaders

accomplished, and went home,

breathing

;

kissed

and

caresses

the

at

thought ;

Staub,

"And

She listen and gently with up

to

room

and

was heard footstep and a strong hand door. Before any one

him, hide behind

to

good morning." " I Mother,

dreamt

with

heavy

a

delighted Mrs. to salute

are

—

I

and

coffee,

breakfast

!

said

the and

some

opened. " Oh it is Mother, good Mr. Staub, who has full us !" cried Margaret

not

saidi

on

bed,

pavement

time

you

singing

awake"

placed

the

near

their

ate

the

was

began the

hands

her

has

fervently valid ;

out

poured three

for daylight enough answered his sister. " Come now" interrupted the mother " he forgets for everything grumbling he does not wish his bird; even me

poor

Margaret

the potter. white roll

You

they

of

corner

her

is

Margaret

clay cups, given She then broke the into three equal por

by

little

had

half clothed, boy, slipped his way towards the stove. his ran to meet him, took

little

Margaret head between

give dition

duties

little

These

a

it

her

knocked

cold.

something

a

bakers'

lace.

coarse

light.

making

footsteps light wash her face smooth her opulent

hands which

confine

over

without

and ran with the fountain to

which

bare

and warm very light and the tailor gave me from the cloth to make

in

out

grounds;

She opened the

little

on

good sabots,

go

"Have

operation.

a

Comforter

prayer finished, fir-wood table she placed three

Presently

every of

on

scold,

to

-

and

-

had this At Margaret early call, her pallet. risen from Darkness was still reigning, yet her to habits her enabled appear orderly as time as in .a short neatly dressed had the best of she had light though

The

little on her of the Blessed of the afflicted.

called

protection

of Christ, and read aloud to who with listened recol children, at the same whilst time Jaunet lection, sent his most strains. forth melodious

shoes." your mother! I am the soles are so thin

put

cold,

not them

and

supplication, the family, the Virgin,

feeble

fervent

a

Imitation

you of the

with walking pavement?

you stone

the

"Do

have

over picture often before,

?"

now

are

on

and the useless

and with

Mrs. Robert instead her called her back.

answering feet will

children." knees, your And in her and trembling voice she addressed to Heaven

the

better

cold who

movement.

"

it

;

was

was

into and hold

screen.

that

the

feel

a

old had

an

casement

sad thoughts

had entered gradually had been swept the which room, dusted Her house by Margaret. duties she took her workfinished, basket and Paul began to sew whilst some silk for weaving. disentangled of the The mother opened a volume

broken the continued sufferings

these

much appetite. The daylight

through

poverty

from

to the of the Creator widow, praise for the morning prayer must universe, be as agreeable to God as the morning of the child On to its mother. greeting

tions,

one

present

Margaret

he is not " There him yet,"

lived.

afflicted

morn.

to ance.

day

by long

him tenderly. He returned with anxiousness.

unwholesome end of this stood Rue du Lavoir house covered with ivy.

the called

"lane

towards

and

of my

sadly. whistles

panes

irritated

widow, bearing

"What

man

As

me.

we

smiled

At

II.

MARGARET'S

a

first

one of half the that good Just think

every

mother

'S

DAUGHTER.

lad,

drove towards Queensberry-street the the street, turned the vehicle at the boy, a revolver man presented brains his out; to blow threatened

have

means

"How the that window. of one the...

some

she

all

move

the J»st

entering to snatch the np and attempted and to the The boy clung bag, bag. n him lifted stylish the man up into second man drove away kuggy, where a out. He who with the kept calling

good mother.

box

gave

;

invalid.

poor

and

already

money

money

of

bag

a

got up?"

at

a

her

sock's. myself some " child !" said devoted Good, " But why has Paul not mother.

Jack-

States."

as

the

By-and-bye,

The

some

Mr. M.P., Labouchere, that his stay in daring from James' he had received Care'.

at

!"

has forwarded all the letters,

to

then

pillow

hard

as

I have

the

is

!

rich

sparing

a

a

get her she

to

aud

patience, shall you

the Staub

he much

franc

only

Union disevery and so cozening and rebel success, aster that when the truth the British public and the collapse of of Lee's surrender reached Londou, nobody the Rebellion It it. does not lie in the would credit of the London Press," says mouth or "to teach morals Tribune, ,be Press the of the United manners' to

in

price Master.

to

pretends the date given. stated that the

little

few days feathers.

year after in It is, fact, credibly in house in one a certain question, of Paris, was not at the timeout quarter hand. Mr. Egan of a builder's Finally, until

dated,

W.

war spurious the Rebellion, Union every

published of time

the

at

news

it

a

a

latter

O'Donnell

late

aud said to have by the Times, as been written by him to James Carey, but he states, and a bare-faced forgery, has been verified as his statement true, trial

is pillow murmured

"Yet

at

estimated

is

and

£300,000

This

sawdust,"

so

her, With

began

Her always smiling. but strong. pliant time the canary at the same Nearly began to sing its most cheerful melody. Jaunet who speaks?" "Jaunet, my cried out little Paul with enthusiasm. He invites us to prayer," said the

her

over

she

character

trembling

managed

posture, horse hair

back.

In soft

said

little,"

bending

she

sitting an old

placed

how

-between Biowu's

effort

a

"

of the Equitable Life Assurauce were also Barker's, adjoining the in thus resultiug totally destroyed, blocks in< of one of the finest .destruction

of

reminds Tribune "Chicago London that the readers in the art of for not a novice

yAmericau

into

Marga

out."

invalid put her. her slender neck.

poor round

powerful

D.

(Continued). The

'

on

in

and

sou.

b

arms

a

up

"I am worn Margaret,

And the

skill

mind

to speak cheer again most of the work fully promised to her by Staub. Her in God and the confidence her joy of having always accomplished humour duty had given her a cheerful

earth and potter's with that' prom which affection

stove

me

valid's

it."

some

the and

ptitude teaches. "Raise

Company,

bom

was

o'clock

took

said

be patient the ; stove is cracked.

to the

soon

repaired

let

Try

damp and remedy

is

mother,

in

"

gaily.

She

gauntfrom the the Rue

of

chouse

ret,

onze

kuown

4

at

There is a smell of smoke Mrs. Robert waking up painfully. " Good morning, mother" said wood I will

'her

in

;

hi

a

morning

4

wai

Kentucky, a

Shields

county Wicklow, Gen. Shields in Tyrone.

to

elected

was

in

VIE. Rheims

"

"

premises

Egan,

at

at

Co. general soffcguodsmeti. the whole of the destroyed warehouses and stock, and the building Messrs and Co. of Barker general also were adjoining, totally merchants,. btoek. The with all the destroyed;

a

girl.