... cubicles barracks, and setting aside rooms for membera of the Army Temperance Society, will be favourably The celebration Independence Day New York was noisier, more enthusiastic, and mere sanguinary than ever, More Auner.can blood was ono street the city ...

... Texas. The damage ia estimated at two million dollave. Loss of life is also reported.—lfevter's Iskpraaa CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY. Nbw York, Friday.—President Hanison and many members of the Cabinet attended big fetes Woodstock, Connecticut, yesterday ...

... the security their lives and the safety of their property. In every villace the Unated States speeches are delivered Independence Day. lauding the heroism the foimderK tho Repubrio for having rebelled a.cainst the tyranny of poor the Third. Yet the grievances ...

... final decision before bearing the reasons which render Greece unable to accept the Turkish proposal. A review will hell Independence Day, the inst., of the three infantry repiments now left the capital, four battalions of artillery, a squadron of cavalry ...

... but that the debate had already commenced. The Volksraad has passed the first two clauses of the new Bill | During the Independence Day celebrations at Honolulu, Hawaii, a number of American soldiers hauled down a German flag at an hotel and trampled it ...

... EASTERN CRISIS. TURKS and Greeks. BRITISH OVERTURES TO GREECE. PRESENTATION OF THE JOINT PREPARATION’S FOR GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY. (PER SETTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE) ELASSONA, Monday, 5 p tj. Little news penetrates to the camp proceedings of European diplomacy ...

... paying some for worthless papers. Some 2,000 Canadian troops visited Rochester, New York State, Tuesday, and joined in tho Independence Day celebrations. A New York correspondent sends an account of their reception, which was enthusiastic in the extreme. The ...

... nirfit Dudley House. Park Lane, meet the Marquis Salisbury and Mr. J. Balfour, M.P., and the members the United Club. Independence Day was celebrated Americans in London yesterday. Previous to the reception which American Ambassador held Princes Gardens ...

... and the obstinacj of King George 111. are things as much bygone as the Punic Wars, and there is no longer anything in Independence Day which can even affront or affect a reasonable subject of Queen Victoria. As to the invitation, some of us, for whom Dicey ...

... folly of Lord North and the of King George 111. are things as much bygone the Punic Wars, and there is no longer anything Independence Day which can even affront or affect reasonable subject of Queen Victoria. As invitation, some us, for whom Dicey and Bessemer ...

... troops from Crete. King George approves of England’s policy as likely to tend to an amicable understanding. THE GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY. ATHENS, Monday. I* firmly believed here that the national festivities to-morrow will not lead to any incident on the ...

... There is no conceivable reason why a Universal Exhibition should be held America at all on the hundredth anniversary of Independence Day. What interest have European manufacturers —still less English manufacturers— in going to Philadelphia with their wares ...