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... &c ELECTRIC LIGHT. EXTRAQRUINARY CONSPIRACY. AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY. A NOVEL WALKING MATCH. THE AMERICAN CENSUS OF 1350. | SLAVERY IN THE HAREM. | THE LATE OUTRAGE NEAR MAY NOOTH—STARTLING STATEMENT OF THE PRISONER. THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK. WRECK NEAR ...
... and other distinguished Personages. Their Entertainment consists of QUAINT AND MELODIOUS SACRED SONGS, As sung the days of Slavery. All the earnings of this Troupe (above actual expenses) will be devoted the Education of Freed ylavea of Southern America ...
... axiom tm more pleasure give the xteedom the city the great American citizen, ex-Piesident Grant, who shook the last chain of slavery from millions of tbe people of bis country (applause). It likewise gave turn pleasure occasionally to see the press of Austria ...
... The Senators and Deputies for Cuba were esterday heard by the Committee of the Chamber upon the Bill for the Abolition of Slavery in that Colony. King Alfonso will ,ihis evening receive the congratulations of tForeign Diplomatic Body on his 31ay's recent ...
... EDISON'S ELECTRIC LIGHT. EXTRAORDINARY CONSPIRACY. AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY. A NOVEL WALKING MATCH. THE AMERICAN CENSUS OF 1380. SLAVERY IN THE HAREM. THE LATE OUTRAGE NEAR MAY- ‘ARTLING STATEMENT OF THE PRISONER. THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANE. WRECK NEAR MAN MURDERED ...
... Wa' been'avr 'eile cd ?? ?? ~Wth'nivn th 'freed4 ~t f~ the Oity tk t~aa grivi.n. ?? re0at W shook: pti-th laist chains -pof slavery from mi~i'ne ?? -Autria- Ast she 'scinrf~d'tle 44 r fo 6i X'PAd' ' s a' h-dla laughter). Uq. -wiphed i Wt~o ?? that Ireland ...
... to have their wort done for them, &it of all by near slaves and afterwards by Chinese coolies. The suppre.sion of nezro slavery, which, with • want of accuracy quite pardonable in an I , riental, he ascribes to the joint action of the British and American ...
... Palace on ballets fired’ at) their bean the SLAVEEY IN CUBA. (Beat F's 8, ‘for Cubs were ‘The Senators snd the hear by the Slavery the Bill for stig Abolition of fo that Telegram.) Redcar, Friday. the Redenr, and! ine met, He Lai teen on ! deliberate lam ...
... deliver the various selections in a manner heen removed. There ran an intense carnestness ive of the times when the ban of slavery had not through the performauce that was both rare and audi were unfortunately not so large as the entertainment merited, ...
... exalted end, particularly if these be men of genius as well as truth, capable of leading a nation through the wilderness of slavery. Ireland's sympathies have ever been warmly manifested towards her sister in suffering, that second Niobe of the nations, ...
... —~The Chamber of Deputies has voied an aldress in reply tc the speech from the Throne by 63 votes against 2 THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN CUBA. [DAILY NEWS TELEGRAM.J Mape:p, WepNrspay Evexisa—The Spanish | Senate, by 134 vows to 14, out of 360 members, has ...
... standard from end te end of the land, and under the folds of this banner you are sure to emancipate from worse than fendal slavery the birth right of yourselves and land -— right to live in safety and undisturbed imyour native * For freedoms battle once ...