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Salem Daily News, The (Newspaper) - August 13, 1890, Salem, Ohio rHE SALEM DAILY NEWS. II, NO. 190. SALEM. OHIO, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 13. 1890. Parade at Boston he G. A. K- ol Most Imposing A-SCIH- Vetcrans Since the 0 of the War. Cdbinct, General I HII liimieuif Concourse ol thf ii.tJ the weather order f.-: the veterans, tho havo been more :he A It. deruonstra- Tcie Siin -.vas entirely 'e a brisk northeast wind s1.'. from their ir'.v o'clock many ..hx-.-d'. the streets nad IKJ.'HU to r.r- uiil to appear on tue tiior- i.oliaay attire. Every 1 nriv.v special ones arriv- .inie than thoir quota of r. i v rans and tho cst-'iiate that lO'J.OJO v in thi dty is justified. :ii o'clo-jk the roar of can- io Meet tue harbor an- Diipatfh. with Sccve- .cv I'li-shlent Morion and on board, was coming and half an hour later an- her arrival in Tue dis-aue'uished crentle- orted to the Yendomo and .Secretary Tracy and Mr. nrse us on the Presidenti-il ind M Copley Square. 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Railroad Mail Superintendent Farnsworth said ycb-'Tday that every thing was moving as usual and that there is little delay. -Superintendent Burrows, of the Central road, looked pleased at the condition of affairs. He said the strike wi., over. The strikers were paid oil and the company will not take any of them back. ALI-.A.NY, X. Y., Aug. the assertion of the Central railroad that they would move freight and have twenty engines at work here raising the blockade, not an ounce of blockaded freight wan yesterday and no at- tempt was mado to move any. Two trains which came up from New York Monilav aro both stalled on tho other side of tho river and not a freight en- CTir.e has vrt fired up. Tno draw of the freight bridge- is yet open and -KOOOcara are .still at U'ost Albany. X. Y., Aug. The strike in this is virtually over All local passencrer trains are running near- ly on time and there is no lack of nion to do all the work. have .suf- fered no inconvenience in dispatching or receiving freight. Shot His Wife's I'arnmnnr. CHICAGO, Aug. Dr. Edward P. Sawyer, one of the oldest and best known physicians in this city, was shot and probably fatally wounded Tuesday afternoon. His assailant was Daiton Fancher. a traveling correspondent of the Chicago Horseman. Mrs. Fancber yesterday confessed to her husband, who had just returned from a trip on the road, that she had sustained illicit rela- tions with the physician for three years. Fancher ent to the doctor's residence. where during a quarrel Fancher was knocked down by a chair in the hands of the doctor. Fancher then drew a re- volver and shot tho doctor through the neck. Fanchcr is under arrest. hy a Former Kinploye. Ei.i7. U-.KTIITOW.V, 111., Aug. Cap- tain G. A. Trailer, well-known th" Ohio and Mississippi rivers as proprietor of Sh'-lt'-rville quarry. shot yesterday by Ed Kelly, an O'ppioye whom he had discharged. Tiic wound'-d man but a few moments. Kelly es- caped. although the murder was com- in tho once of a largo of m'-nat wnrk in fhe rptarry. A reward for his arrf-ni is offered. and rall'-f] Company K. p.t to tbe scene of a: 1 of T, s'-nt A'.r- T.-i': C aiv.-i- so; 1 ia.v to Char: H. Yvrk. repr-'-aOr.tir..- Mcr.-.-.r.. Mr. Coster was -h- or.'.y cnaso was rrir.-io n of the Erie Th" road V- orrani-ea ar. J th" Tbi? tr.r- rivinr it a irr.r.k Chicago w IMT TfonM Shrlvr the RJ1I. siirv'-T'iv. A'lj. In Sf-naV- '-'.'-rii" Mr introduced a 'n "Tof that no and appropriate-; I'-r-id by the S'-na'." of the- T p'il-'n of :h" in sn'-Ivinr the- WILL SPLIT THE PAKTV. Hetwven the ii South to tin a C.. Aug. State TDornoeratic convention whicL meets at Columbia to-day will decide whether there will bo a split in the party or not. Tillman has 25-2 out of 3'2G delegates and it is thought be will try to get the nomination, although tho convention is called to decide whether Stau- officers shall be nominated by the primary or convention plan. If the pri- mary plan is not adopted a split will doubtless follow, for many of the county delegations are elected for both the present, convention and the in September, which is to nominate oili- cers Those elections are declared illegal bv the Democratic executive committee and such wi'i not bo recog- nized in bv the regular lle- mocricy. Sinco Tollman's canvass of the State, tao regular Democrats have pcrfect.'d organisations in almost every county and are pronared to tight to a finish. There will bo in fact two Democratic conventions in session in Columbia, fur the s'triight-out IViioc will be there iu full fact, they .11 e airea.iy on the ground. A good deal has be''n said about the negro vote. Prominent Republican leadors now say there will be no Repub- lican State tic'-cet in tbo field, but that ti'41 negroes, if they take any part in the election, will certainly not vote for Tillman. The negroes have been used bv the Tillmanitos in making up their Democratic rolls on which representa- tion in the county conventions is based, but if it comos to a split tho majority of the negroes will vote airaiust Tillman with tho more conservative white voters of ihe State. Items of Interest Collected From Other Cities. THEY DON'T LIKE IT. Oimnl cim- panics Mr. Edmunds airam his order to limit debsto nn the trinf? and Mr. IJUnr olTereil a resolution lo pvmiitthe preilous ipics- tion to be ordered after two d.iys' debate. Both were laid on the fiblc. The n bt o' the day -.rag deioledto the discussion of the tin platu para ,-raph in the rull llinn., Aug. 13. A tel- egram from Rat Tortage. Ont., says that Canadian and American Indians have taken possession of (Garden Island. fixty-five miles from Rat 1'ortago, in Lake of tho Woods, Minn., and ordered the fishinff companies to vacate within four days. The principal company is tho TJaltimore Tacking Company. The message was delayed in reaching hero and the four days expire Thursday. Governor Merriam has been asked for assistance. A massacre is feared. In Mo.. Aug. The State convention of tho FarmorV Alliance ar.d Industrial Union assembled yesterday. Tbo ".xecutivf; board was in icssion nearly all day. but not make known th'-ir till day. Aftf-r a frnporary organization had be'-n farmer Hickman. tb" annual address. He rovi'-wf} th" history of tb'_- ;n the Stato ar.d rrowth Kar-r.c-rs" had V.-on sf-a-iy and York. Drath of fionver. X. Y-. A-Jg. 53. Soi.m or.Ij brother of t'- of yf-tf York, died v Morjiay a in carlj year-; be went 10 fornia. where tc laid the foccdation for bis forlsne. Ir.ilri-'. my N -x V- Accident to a Whilp J the Clrvrlttii'l Vla.lui-t. Auir. IS. Undue haste in closing tbe draw of the Superior street Viaduct Tuesday forenoon sent tho and thn spur on tbo main topm iSt of the schooner Shivvnoc tum- bling to tho deck and made a nice little bill for the citv to pay. It. was not far f-om o'clock when the draw was swung to allow H vessel to pass through She was followed by another ve-sol and both cleared the draw without accident. Close behiiiil came the Shannoo, a Uirt'o- mastor from heavily laden with ore, in charge of tuo tuirs. An e'Tortto close tho draw ihe least possible delaj resulted in catching the tail iron inast, which fell with a crash, striking the pilot house of tin- li'_r. and crushing in tho poit side. Tho wheel of the Shawnc-e was also disabled, but no livc-s wore lost, nor was anv person injured. COSTLY Sl'OliT. Three Sprinpfli'lil SpurtH Spreo Wlih-n Kcqii-ri-K t-. r-iy I'.ir. DAYTOV. Aug. Spring- field dudes, who gave t.heir names sev- erally as Charles C. J. liarnes and Charles Collins, after doing tbe town tbo other night, wound up with an attempt to run a prominent down-town saloon. They began opi-rations by slug- ging the porter, and varied tbe perform- ance by throwing a dish at a two-hundreil-dollar mirror, breaking the glass into fragments. Tho trio were bustled to the station house, where, de- 8pito patent leather boots, gold checks and protestations the.y remained until the next afternoon, a waiting cold cash. Fiioiuls from Springfield, how- ever, came to thi-ir rescue and squared up tho civil and criminal issues by the payment of Thu three youngTQCR returned to Springfioldon the (irsttrain. ASSAULTKI> COLONEL. by the Prominent t'rbann rit'zt-n A of :i Chlcajfo I'lrni. 0.. A'lir- Colonol Frank Chance was assaulted Monday in bis law office by A. T. ijt-'wart. of Colum- bus. a representative of the chino Company, of Chicago. Stewart called at Chance's ollir.o in relation to somf> business for the company which has been conducted by tho Colonel, and about which there ban been some pointed correspondence. Stewart got very abusive and wan ordered frorn tho ofllcx.'. but before going struck Colonel Chance, wbo. however, sustained no in- jury. Stewart surrendered himself to the mayor and entered a plea of guilty of assault and battery, and waa fined and costs, to Colonel Chance's prominence the affair crcat'-d a sensa- tion. _ A Cmnplrte Knr.cR-Ont. CI.VCIXNATI. Aug. The deciswn of Judges Jackson and Sago, of the United States Court, throwing the Intor-Stat': Commission out of in tboir suit against the Baltimore AObio. In a cornpl'-t" knock-out for tho commis- sion. It i-> that party or rav-s ar" and and subject to the- provisos that rates must be JMStand r-n-i that no discrimination V- -na-J'- arainsl persons or si-riiiarly T. ma: us AT! TI. o' TWO CENTS, LATEST iNK'-YS ITEMS. Gathere I by TeV-pr r.-vm all Parts at t'.u- I-' V. I MI i.l sj 1 J. At in has risen from to '.viio. Tho fune-.si -s i f the i -s, value Julv. The driii- storv> oi 0 -aKv Car- ver at i '.io u.is d, -livy d by (ire mli r r.g1'. Loss i-i- M-, of S'. t'lr-.'-lps, i'l has i Ii.'.- !OiL i '-I'l.iday. She u.is liorii in Mass., Au- 1-J. and is h ib-a-i "...-p, At In hau.tpol's. orhor ri-rht. tiro in the uook-n null of K Ci-isscudorf A: Co., c.uisod about d.tuiaire hi stock, etc. about Fifly-nin.o captains and a of tbo crows of the vessels of th" Danube Navigation Company havo given notice to their employers of their ir.Umtion to strike in September. M. Extraordinary and er Plenipotentiary of Russia to the court of !io is Paris, has become insane and has been placed in confinement. All the passenger conductors on the, Louisville, St. Louis X- Texas railroad havo been discharged and their places I'lied by the prompt on of eutht con- ductors. Xo cau-e has been assigned for tho change. Edgar Martin, aged mar- ried, while dn iuy in crook, near Kindlon, Y.. the ot.ier day, struck bottom u'ith such ferce that ho sustained an injury to his spin.) that re- sulted in lii-5 d'-ath. At Moniiu'uil. X V., on the I2tb. Salvador defeaiinl Teuay in a race of one and a -i.ilf unles. 'L'u.ie. Tho resiiit of this ra'-e Si-ttle-i tho tion of niiproiiifiuy botwe1 'i t'lesn cclo- h 'i-i'-s. li-ttisig to fivo in favor of Salvator. The .Spanish govennnejil h i r.-coived advices from tho island Yap. one of the Camline group, in t'.e Pariii'- Ocean, to tho ettoct that while a detachment of tho Spanish g.in isou wi-ir' cutiius' wood in the, forest they suddenly at- tacked by tho natives. Tho Spaniards iost ono lieutenant and fvonty-SHven 3oldior.s, the re.st of the [i.nly escaping ivitb great dilHculty. PiTT.snijKiiii, striko for nine hours" work and ten hours'pay, bo- ijun Monday by tho machinists and skilled mechanics. favor- ably for them. tui.-is havinif the Tni- prospects aro that they will won Uio fifjht and all bo at work in a d At tbo same timo .1C" spirit i> in.% and seviai hundn-d men come out to-mnrro.'. .ibfjt.t i.OiM in nuniber. :i! i p r in similar demand-. Ln-.'ir fT.s. THK M_A_RKKrlS. Klotir. -vln-'-r :i- ?l do H.-2 i i I'IT :it Jl 1 at "i'> j'-, do at ID f-'. at do Septcm'ier P-iUK-Mcssat :it Ocjobc IJrrrr.u tr- ry at K'.'.s a- rtiifA-." 12. "-V'iF.AT S r'i- at :it rur- A-..- at JT.'I-T r.t irv, f r T.K T 'n. I. S -T; -T a- M. iti'-'ii'i1 .V. VT. Hcarj Alitzer. a of the State Leffis- latare from Caiboun County, ha? boon arrested, charged -.citb vioia-.ir.g the pen sion laws by caaryiag excessive securing N. H.. The Srst anaaal report of X. J. Rachelder. i'nc Cons Tuiss: oner of and I-r. rratior.. shows that of farms reported in the new oocapied. Barnarn J. fhtlv. 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Gazetteer And New Daily Advertiser (Newspaper) - February 13, 1766, London, Middlesex H A Y M A R K E A T T H B INGS THEATRE in the on Saturday Refxl will be performed a New rtious catted S O F O N I S he Mvrfic enwfcely corapofed by Signjor With new and deco Pit and boxes tobe pat and no rforis to be admitted without which will deliveredThat Day at faid at a a each Gallery five By their MAJESTIES peiibn whatfoever to be admitted behind the nor into the pit and will be opened at five1 To begin at half an hour after fix Vivant Rex H A Y M A R E T D R U Y A N 4 T the Theatre in D R A THIS PAY will be presented T the Theatre Royal PAY O T H E L L Powell Holland Rode Dodd Palmer Burton BranOiy Hurit Aickin Mr Par Strange ITaH NE 1ST A M I N T O C O N T J G A R D E AT the Theatre in THIS DAY will be presented LOVE in a Beard juftice Shuter Sir Willisai Bennet Young Mattocks Dyer Dunftall Baker Deborah Walker 5 Matt6cks Mifs Servants at the With the ENGLISMAN m Ti the Right the the the theMobility and the Society fur the fyccuragemmtof Manufactures AT theKiNds THEATRE in the Tuefday the i8th will he an A S S E M B L YJ Tickets will be delivered to the Subfcrioers on Monday at the Office of the faid Every Ticket will admit either One Gen tleman or Two Vivant Rex A H I G H W A Y M A ON Thurfday laft a dreffed in a light attempting to rob a Gentle man in a near was hot by him an information of which being lent tb Sir John he caufed an immediate enquiry to be made on that from whence it appeais he had been foot in his right that he got his wound dreffed that sight at Afton j that he conceal ed himfelf on the Uxbridge road till the next whea he came to London in a country and was fet down at the Whitehorfe in from which place he fent his own horfe to the Gol and remained himfelf at the Whitehorfe till Tuefday onenquiry being made for he went His name is John and is an apprentice to a ba ker near Grays inn Whoever will appre or caafe fce faid Bowes to be apprehended and brought before the above lhall receive five guineas reward on his And it is 1 apprehended he muft apply to fome furgeon for it is not doubted but any Gentleman of that in fuch a ror the fake of public give immediate notice My Loeosand place or the Society for the En couragement and being vacant by the reflation of Tuck wel I aii encouraged by my friends to oftvr my Sell a candidate for 5 and beg leave to folicit vour votes and intereilin I flatter mvfelfthat ray abilities are fuch as may recommend me to your ajad it I fo happy as to fuc feaU endeavour to by an aifiduom application to the duties of the I my Lords and Your moit obedirnt humble 4 J H N S N ATALOGUE of jeieral Par lately purchased the GENTLEMEN of the NOTICE is hereby that the adjourn ment of the general meeting of the members ot this profeiTion will be held at the Crown and Rolls tavern in on Monday the 1701 at five oclock in the in order to eftablifli a Societyfor the benefit of their Widows at which time the to whom the confide ration of fuch eftablhlinient was referred at the ge neral meeting on the of January will make their report and the fiift Directors and Truftees of the laid Society will be Any gentlemin deiirous becoming a may in the mean time have an abitradt of the deed of fetdement prepared by the and approved by Council by applying at his houfe oppofite the Clerks Oftice in Chancerylane and may alib make the declara tion bv that deed the admu fiou of every and CLEAR For the letters fignid ANTI the P R late as IMT E aft no that any doubt coukl reafonably be ihade of the Parlia ments power to aft in the fame unlimited mariner At that time the Great Commoner the fame opinion on that head with the reft of his countrymen nor did even born cafually dream ot the ille galitv of the But our wifer brethren m North America fpeedily proclaimed tons our mif though now fo was not afhamed to learn his error from the American He further taught that tbofe refactions which were unanimous be How wife thefe Americans and how much obliged are we to them for their inftrucVicn Nor are weary of the difagreeable talk of tutoring their dull mother They now mew their trada can be carried on as without nptwith ftandingour Acls of and with the fame facility as by means of a certificate that no are to be tiy the aid of the fame certi i they tell they will alfp reftore to America the adminiftration of without ufmg as by in their law all knowledge came from but now like the planets in the Ptolomean at fome times feem to delight in aretrograde from Weft to Eaft and to fay the truth of thefe novel doclrines imported from the they far excel in perfpicuity all that was ever known that the ineaneit of thS people can teach i oar Srs to I muft leave the difcumon of that knotty without any will make fuch a determination as will impress us with itill moreex4tetl ideas of Aice rican An tjp Thefdbvjixg letters ars A Fi iend of Anther of theLawy r Ex Coventry Mait and A Letter from ef in the to To the P R I N T E IT may with great reafon that the eyes of this long deluded people are at length opened and tis but juftice to own the hand from whenae this bleffing more immediately That one by whom vvs have been led cap tive for many at length has fet us He has hirafelf emancipated by difpellingthat dark nefs with which he had overfpread the kingdom 5 he as it given fight to the fpeech to the hearing to the and free Join to thofe wiiom he had held iolong in Inthe fpace of a few and even by a fptech of two has he brought about this happy revolution and fuch thanks are due to I do beg he will ac cept from me in the name of the It is now our bufinefs to make a proper xiie of the advantage we have gained and tis our duty to be evec on our guard for the that we are not again and I fhouid hope the gentleman will in Greece or From mean from Greece and Italy we are I muft not now fay that no fnbjeft can difcharge himfelf of the allegiance due to his mother country and that confequence all the whether are in the fame manner bound to the fame to that which commands at Upon this principle Greece and and from them we fooliihly imbibed the fame cer tainly have continued forever in that if our colonifts had not to in formes that i never altempt to bring us again into the like j a voya but fhould he once more hitnftlf again to be in an his for the live of at the of ajfert his innocence be equal to that sf Adamt before bis connection with the let nay The ambition of meriting the public approbation is highly like is btft known by its works every oppofite to is a thirli which is in reality no other than vaia The former is and un i j in itspurfuifs of fuch as rea are included the Libraries of MAWseiEtp TUCE Senior Fellow of Johns Cam bridge the Reftor of Mep Badfordfhire Thomas Doctor in Phyfic all lately The afine collection of bookjj conning of TEN THOU SANB VOLUMES in aft and in mOft languages which will begin to be fold very the lowcft price being printed in the In On Tuefday the rSth and to continue every Catalogues to be of the following bookielters Pallmall Roo Borulftreeti Charing crols Cornhill Temple bar j arid at the place offalfr wfcere is given to the fall value for any This day is price A Second with of A Plain and SeafonabJe ADDRESS to the FREE HOLDERS Great on the preient tenure of Affairs in Curfe on his theyve undone his Such pobular bumemiff is CATO Printed tor and Urquhart under the Royal Day were Price equal in gcodneis to any made in are Jold by order of the aud lor their ac at at tue Sun in New Bondftreet j Imen at the Lion and Cfflmcr ot the Hal Moop and at Ea ftons and mTaviltockfirect ale or POCKET BOOK STA IV and over the cnfranchifes Engiimmen fon dlkovirSj and experience has proved to be pro TAMPED to aft of and to The powerful j duaive of the reai and Ioncr a into the unhappy ot that taxss are pf common right due to the from all the fubjecls mukr the fame upon account of that protection which is indiicriminately given to Try and the m ge fcrving the whole There it we has inft a large rflortment ot j and the North though protected byBritain m all they may never 1 thdefs chuie whether they will pay taxes or CHUUJRGICAL Obfervations on the Disorders of the Written originally French by laMES Surgeon in Ordinary to the French and heretofore SurgeonMajor to the fcofnitals armiesof theEmperor Charles the Sixth Trattflated into English by THOMAS With the addition ot iome remarkable Printed for in the that he has juft a MoROCGoandSpAHisH LEATHER POCKET BOOKS and LETTER of all fizes and with and without or STEEL MANerEHGLiSHPATENT Ass SKIN for memoran in fmgle leaves of all or m neat Me BOCCO CASES elegantly gilt they are liihter than and fuperior to it in every ink may be rubbed off with as much facility as TRAVELLING PORTFOLIOS and large Cafes for BANKERS or MERCHANTS con trived to hold BILLS and As he has thefe articles made up in Ins own either wholefale or purchafers may iely upontheloweft terms and thebeft Hisxynivcs and other are executed by the bell workmen in Wnnng MeiI chants and all forts of and to whom they will give their tlut knows fa certainly once in know more what is fit for us to b inftrlifted in and for that reafon our candidates for the jj phenomenon to appear in be obliged oentlcman is reduce how tbey have been deceived in this parti I cular by the referred to how they lAve been ieduced by the of the to yield up thcr toone who has l made no other lifeof to bring them into and not Icruple to ufe any any to recover that ny j plauie of the which he obtained at Mr ft by i deludingand them and can have no j hopes of but by the fams j The fall he has met with I be 3 caition to others agahift treading in the lame Even a century is tjo much tor fo a cur he mi p ii As the the or the Doclors ought to d to be 1st his This day is price biund u tn THE Life and Opinions of TRISTRAM printed for T Channgcrols T Paternofterrow and Richardibn and Ur at the Royal liTTbt and will be the beginning of before their admiflion to or to jj his deftroilivi be and bu repair to fome one of our American and ftudy there for four years at where they would certainly learn fublirae which we have no conception of To quote one example out of many of American fuperior who here could that a that m flumps were to be wns equal to a ttampt In fuch a cafe an European would have that it was alfo neceffary to left with the ofiicer of the who fhouid have delivered a ttatnpt it ftampt paper could have been the full value of the ft for the ufe of the and that the certificate liould have born that Then indeed is CIn one volume price bound SERMONS en the following fubjecls The explication and proof of the di Thegoodnefs of God illuftrated m particularly in the frame of man in and in The principal proper ties of the divine The objeftions drawn j moral and natual and future punifh1 The evidences of a ruture j The necefilty of The proper teinper tor enquiring after eternal and jeius Chnftthe beft to By THOMAS Printed for Becket anc De near Surryftreet in the CATALOGUE ot the entire Libraries of Gilbert Efq late of the Waroffice the of Plymouth Ambrofe Staple and the moit valuable part of library ef William Efq of in Devonmire With a great jiumber of Cbflkal and other lately purchafed in Moft of tlie books are in good many of them in large and elegantly WbiobwiU begin to be for ready money the prices printed in the catalogue on Thurf February the and coiitinue oa fale till the ijtt of May JJy Coven tGar Catalogues to be had price fleaiTemplebar j Becket and Be tb Strand Pall mall and at the place o file where ready money Is given for any Rbrary or of mo tit A new and beautiful of A B L E S for the FEMALE By EDWARD With Cuts from the Defigns of by by Piiwted for in Covent garden and This day was price i Elegantly printed on a rine medium ic One The FIFTH OBSERVATIONS 011 the DISEASES of the PR I N G L Phyfician in Ordinary to her Printed for and in the Strand at Charing and next the near Martins Where may be The Octavo being the price This day frice jjid With an addition of Kitchens new improved map of the with the milss and meafured dii CUMMINGSs PERPETUAL MEMORAN DUM BOOK 5 interleaved wjth his Patent aiies with the moit ufeful and necef fary tables of it is bound into a flxang letter with a good fprinp Printed and fold by pocket and patentee for the inven tion of manufacturing the affes flcin to write on with pencil or and rub off at the Golden the corner of Blackfriars Lud Merchants or fhopkeepers may be ferved with all or with without in all different on the at the loweft he the real may hkewile depend on meetifflr with the BEST inftruments in bis pocket A ftLft floor tb with as it would have that the Captain and owners j of the fliip and cargo had obeyed the as far KS j the circumftances of the cafe would permit j but no thing fb far as it appears to our polTibly figuify any thing the fafety of the The we was in no default about the ftamps they were fent early enough to the colonifts and therefore we prefume that it is the fault ef the that no ftamps are to be We even go in our weak way of and conclude it to be that the go vernment mould fuffer for the fault of the From hence we that the money due for the itamp ought to be for the ufe of the j in fome reJponfable perfons or at leaft tendered to the proper in every cafe in mercantile af where the law directs ftamps to be How far imay be in the right can only when we hear from America upon that fubjeft for here our knowledge is too imperfect for us to be able to argue properly about what happens in fo wife a part of flie The it muit be know beft and for that reafon it is abiblutely thatour lawyers and rhould go for irftruftion where moft knowledge isto be got they that on teach are certainly vviier than W But how far a certificate of that fortwill do in law proceedings within the colonies feems more proble matical for our clodpates of the law will probably fiv tliitfmce it is the fault ofthe colonies that liainps are not to be the colonifts ought to fuf ferforihat and remain deprived of that juf tice which their irreguVar condwft has renderecUm BracVicable to bs regularly Their muft know a great deal more than fince they were at have lived for iome time among fo wife a whwe knowledge 3 fo j ried in and Jet him be like a de5d I outer I my country on this grentcft has ever obtained without one drop of or a iingle America is truly ours I a iart of his Majcjifs This conqueft we I owe totiie and fteadinefs of our il I That great able who ii has thus faved us from I pro H ceed in fccuring their by as well as fpinted H To bring the wicked to repentance is a noble H pleafirg ftill when it can be II by ibft and gentle method but ar the ianie time it were well to take that fuch methods be not mifconitrued and and that lenity be pot interoreted into Puniihment is anntxed to in order to give a due imprefiion of the and be a fecurity againit a as well as to prevent the iapfe of others and the punidiment of the is perhaps fame cafes only rcvvard which can be afforded to thofe who have maintamed their If power is not it lofes its fpring and though I do not prefume to yet I mult that the noble who have o lately faved the by vindicating the juft rights of the Britiih will likewift exert that power with which they are fo far at leaft as wifdow and prudence will Among many very ienfible writings which have been latety publifhed on the American there are two which have remarkably ftruck The firit is an appendix to the third of a work The Adminiftration of the A Letter from a Merchant in London to his Ne phew in North The of the former appears to treat v he in a mafterly arTl to be intimately acquainted with its whole con tents and points out certain u to and could not I think fail of keening the coionies in that j lift iubordination to the mot he winch if they knew their own in terelt would render them ajid happy He feems to be well acquainted with the dUpefuion and te of and fees in a very different light from what we in this cftintry fhoald have from the late ny which he reprefents a of foreign erowth and places to the account oi feme particular circttcnftance furely worth attending to that we may not flay ihe righteous with t whole psnorraanse wortky ;
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The Maine Public Utilities Commission plan to file a formal response Wednesday in advance of a court hearing Thursday in U.S. District Court in Bangor.
The justice department has asked a federal judge to bar the P.U.C. from moving forward with a contempt hearing scheduled for Friday.
It all began with a customer complaint that would force the phone company to say whether it provided call records to the government without a warrant.
The justice department says the questions involve national security and cannot be disclosed for fear of revealing classified intelligence activities.


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Banana-nut muffins and banana bread are my usual standbys when I want to use up overly ripe bananas. Banana bars studded with chocolate chips might be my new go-to.
Not only did these bars let me use up my bananas, but they also gave me another chance to bake with spelt flour. Spelt is a distant relative of present-day wheat and can be used in most recipes calling for wheat flour, especially quick breads.
I had no trouble finding spelt flour and purchased Bob's Red Mill brand at my local Earth Fare. The store carried a few other brands of packaged spelt flour and also sold it to measure in the bulk section.
The original recipe, banana chocolate-chip squares, called for topping the banana bars with one cup of chocolate chips and one cup of walnuts. I made the bars a slightly different way and topped them with one cup of chocolate chips, 1/2 cup of butterscotch chips, and 1/2 cup of white chocolate chips.
I also experimented by topping half of the banana squares with chocolate. After the squares cooled, I melted three ounces of chocolate with two tablespoons of butter and poured the mixture over the top of the cooled banana bars.
I shared my banana bars with co-workers who deemed the recipe a keeper. One friend suggested the banana bars could be improved if baked a crisp crust on top. I agreed a bite of crunch would provide a nice balance to the very tender banana bars, but we could not figure out exactly how to accomplish this. As for the verdict on the chip-studded versus the chocolate-topped bars, the split was 50-50. Enjoy!
- ¾ cup (1½ sticks) butter
- ¼ cups light or dark brown sugar, packed
- 1 cup mashed banana (about 3 overly ripe bananas)
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 egg
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- ¾ teaspoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1¾ cups spelt flour
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- Optional Ingredients
- ½ cup white chocolate chips
- ½ cup butterscotch chips
- 1 cup walnuts
- Cream the butter and sugar in a large mixing bowl.
- Beat in the banana, lemon juice, and vanilla.
- Add the egg and continue to mix while sprinkling in the cinnamon, baking powder, salt, and nutmeg.
- Add the spelt flour and mix until incorporated.
- Pour the batter into a greased 9 x 13 baking pan.
- Sprinkle the desired mix of chips and nuts on top.
- Bake at 350 degrees F for 35-40 minutes until the center is firm.
- If at all possible, allow to rest overnight before cutting and enjoying.


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Midland Hotel, Bradford
|Midland Hotel
Main entrance to the hotel
|General information
|Forster Square, Bradford BD1 4HU
|53°47′43″N 1°45′06″W / 53.7953°N 1.7518°WCoordinates: 53°47′43″N 1°45′06″W / 53.7953°N 1.7518°W
|1890 (original); 1993 (restored)
|Peel Hotels
|Peel Hotels
|Design and construction
|Charles Trubshaw
|Midland Railway Company
|Other information
|Number of rooms
|Number of restaurants
|40 spaces (free for guests)
The Midland Hotel is a 90-bedroom three-star Victorian hotel in Bradford city centre, owned and managed by London-based Peel Hotels.
The architect was Charles Trubshaw, who was contracted to design many railway stations for Midland Railway Company.[1]
Construction of the hotel began in 1885 and took five years to complete.[2] It was built by the Midland Railway Company as part of the original Forster Square Railway Station, as a showpiece for the company's northern operations.
Following the "golden age of steam" the hotel fell into disrepair until it was bought by Bradford entrepreneur John Pennington in 1992,[3] who restored it and the hotel re-opened as the Pennington Midland Hotel in 1993.[4] It was sold to Peel Hotels in December 1998, who returned it back to its original name.[5]
During its life, the hotel has played host to many famous guests, including Sir Henry Irving, an English stage actor, who died there in 1905.[6]
The corner block of the hotel on Lower Kirkgate (pictured) was made a grade II listed building in 1983.[7]
- ^ "Charles Trubshaw, architect". Bradford Midland Hotel. Midland Railway Hotel Bradford. Retrieved 1 September 2011.
- ^ "Midland Hotel, Bradford". Peel Hotels. Retrieved 2009-12-02.
- ^ "Pennington sold for £4m". Craven Herald. 1998-12-08. Retrieved 2009-12-02.
- ^ "John Pennington presenter profile". BBC. Retrieved 2009-12-02.
- ^ "Pennington sold for £4m". Telegraph & Argus. 1998-12-08. Retrieved 2009-12-02.
- ^ "Sir Henry Irving Is Dead, Sudden Collapse at the Midland Hotel". Midland Railway Hotel - Bradford. Retrieved 2011-07-14.
- ^ "Corner Block of the Midland Hotel, Bradford". British Listed Buildings. Retrieved 2011-12-11.