... downstairs rouse the man bright idea occurred to them The purchased lot of fireworks with which to celebrate the coming Independence Day these were stored in room near by The rockets and crackers were slily taken to the window above the one where the was ...

... of 35,000 francs in aid of the distressed inhabitants. _ _ GREECE. ATHENS, Anr-3 4. : The review originally fixed for Independence Day, tho 6th o inst., was held to-day in the presence of the King end Queen, the Royal children, and-l eight thousand spectators ...

... says :—America has passed sorry Fourth of July, the terrible event at Washington restraining the ordinary celebration of Independence Day. The public feel more like holding fast than jubilee. In financial circles the opinion is expressed that whatever may ...

... the passengers jumped into the water, and were picked up by the tug and number of boats which put out from the shore. Independence Day is always rendered gloomy by the record of a number of fatalities, but suppose if our American cousins were deprived ...

... 41' 4 to 41 ; Ontario#, about ; Wabash, 44' i to 44* jj Central Pacifica, 77 to 78 ; Ij\k ...

... of the men were saved. A party of Hungarians ' living near Centralia in Montana, finished up a three (lays' carouse on Independence Day by a friendly shoot all round. One man, John lietglon, was killed, and two others fatally injured. Petroleum has been ...

... the Americans would yet make their industry freeas their bodies. to hope the time would come when there would another Independence Day—a free industry and free labour for the poorer populaooa. He wanted the two nations to one people :to foremost in political ...

... estabtllishlmients and. ?? danmgers of warsl would be cured by free trade, .i-le looked to the inagura- tion of another Independence-day--free industry and free labour for tihe ploorer population, and the union of the twornations into one people. The annual ...

... the associations the Independence celebration constitute another bond of sympathy between Englishmen and Americans. Independence Day no longer suggests mournful reflections, nor revives in them the fierce recollections of past injury. Local athletes ...

... Saturday Sunday. As the Mayor needed the police elsewhere. oonld not, owing to the necessity of patrolling the streets Independence Day and again to-day, famish an adequate guard for the tramcars. The strikers regard this state of things a victory. They ...

... think lam wrong. The eyes of the new member were opened to a vision of public life to which he had been a stranger. Independence Day in the United States was celebrated on Saturday, and the anniversary of an important event was not forgotten in London ...

... MR. BRIGHT ON AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. Mr. Bright, M.P., was& guest at the American Independence Day banquet in London on Saturday evening. and in response to the toast of his health. paid: To-day is what I suppose might be considered a day that might be ...