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... would probably have been enormous. The emotion which is felt in in pres2noe of this ferocious outrage will he shared by all civilized nations. In this country men of all political opinions have long since agreed in reprobating assassination, however excused ...
... until they have had an opportunity of re.erring to the'r Governments on the subject. GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES. WAsHINGToN, August 7.-The United States Minister at Berlin reports that Mr. Evarts's remonstrance against the prosecution by the German ...
... invader (hear, hear), and that during the interval that has elapsed since the signature of the treaty the Sultan, in the re-settlement of his empire, has had to deal with a greater number of difficult arrangements than probably ever fell in the same space ...
... Blano spoke in favour of a complete amnesty, and cited in support of .his views the example set by the United States at -the conclusion of the civil war. M. Andrieux replied to M. Louis Blanc, and was followed by . M. Leroyer, the Minister of Justice, ...
... during the interval which has elapsed since the signature of the treaty more numerous and more difficult questions in the resettle- ment of his provinces and their rearrangement have been placed before the Sultan of Turkey than probably in the same time ...
... that the political aituation is by no means changed 'for the hetter, Bnd that a single hasty step nmight add the horrors of civil wvar to the other evils wlrich beset the country. We, learn from, St. Petersburg that in 'addition to the fires in Russia already ...
... heretics. He d id not act with the subtlety of the Jesaits, who, if wre are to believe a character in r Lothair,' istarted the United Presbyterian Church in Soot,. land. NIooN was the son of a peasan, who hbe. Icame Metropolitas of Novgorod, and afterwards ...
... one of tbe institutions referred to in the question, viz., the Civil Service Supply Association, which is registered as an industrial and provident association, is exempted. The other Civil Service Stores, as well as the Army and Navy Stores, have no exemption ...
... simple arithmetical form: Suppose the corn or staple food required to nourish the popu- lation in the Eastern portion of the United States and all Western Europe to be represented by ioo, of which each separate country contributes a quota. Taking France ...