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Colonist, Volume XXVII, Issue 3777, 28 November 1883, Page 4

THEoannual report of the i Inspector !of Reformatory andlndustrial ; Schopls: in 'Great Britaifi shows ,! that ,'t^' rieforma^tpries .ha ve?6601 inmates^,. jjTHe numbers in the industrial, schoola continue to aticrease yearly at a rate ; which B'uggests the abuse'bf them by; • unscrupulous .pera'bjns.,.' There ,!are now; 17,614 boys and , girls in ,these schools, ia imarveHoua advance since 186% when'the.totall was oiily 1668ir 'It- IB; ;obsery l ed*bt; jfcbe'J in^e^tbr |ha|; :' parents are jfcop anxious; t6Vtake,.a,dyanf' -of ' the. system, w.bich A relieves Ithearof the care and expense of the •■ most /trbriblesbme of their 0, p|; 'a'LH^ejily contribution _ whiiih, ',-, is • inefficient, in every case, andois v ;not. unfrequenfcly evaded altogether.' ■;; ;', ■ " ■ A Irish EtiPHEMisMi~ Mr "James 1 Anderson' ..writ'ea, from :.; t t;he ::i GJ-arjrick I Club -:—' flaying been asked whether,, as an old actor, any passage in Shake- , speare may have'l 'suggested rto the 31 Irish * Invincible ' the 'use of-tlie word "' remove ', for murjer, I immediatly; answered ' yes,' and recited the follow*: ing -words/from 'Othello':—lago.-^ • [Sir, there is especial commission cbme from Yenice,tp. depute Cassioi inQthello'S:place, . ». .. :unless ; his. ajbode be lingered here by some; accident ; wherein none can be sol determinate as the removing of'Cassio/ Eoderigo.-1-' How do you mean—re* moving pf him.?-' lago.--' Why, by making him uncapable of Othello's place; knocking out his brains.' It r eeeaas probable that the ' Invincibles' 'received their . .directions to murder iffom men of^much higher culture than themselves, and that they - designedly substituted the word remove for murder, in order the more effectually to secure the execution of their sen!tence.' ■ .-.■..: ■' ' ■ ::.■ ■. ■ ■..: ■ : •.; New Tagoma, which is to be tie future greatl town of "Washington Territory, U.S., has at present only a population numbering about 3500. Already it has 40 lawyers, and the f local paper Bays that each one of them; has come into the place with the idea that he is to be principal man in the territory, and in due time the United States Ssnator. .' ; ! Wholesale Aeeest of Russian Qtificees.—The Vienna correspondent of the 'Daily News' learns from St. Petersburg that a .number of officers implicated in a political conspiracy have been arrested at St. Petersburg, that, in consequence a large depot j has been discovered near Charkoff, which contains arms, of every kind, large quantities of gunpowder, dynamite bombs, and new printing apparatus. Revolutionary publications and correspondence in cypher were also discovered, ehowing that there is a wide-spread conspiracy, possessing ample means, and numbering especially . officers among its members. It was discovered that dynamite was being manufactured in Kolpino, close by St. Petersburgh, where the scientific and technical branches of the, army stationed in the Russian capital perform their daily exercises. Here more than a hundred and thirty-eight naval and seventeen artillery officers were arrested and conveyed to the St. Peter Paul fortress. In Simbirsk an artillery colonel was arrested, who had gained an enormous influence with the peasants, and incited them to revolutionary deeds. Peot^ed [His GTTiLT.-^':Earsoty said a man, approaching an Arkansas minister,J 3 l : reek.pn; you'd better take my name off your church-book, and let me go.' • Why, so ? 'asked the preacher, ' you have^ always been a consistent churcH member,' '."W-al, you. seel stole a mule, and I thought it wouldn't; be healthy for the church for me to belong to it.' ' When did you steal the mule ?' ' About six months ago/ • Whyj since that time you. have as- \ sisted a| .B.QVeralreyivals ! When were ■ you seized with remorse ? r ' ' To-day.' ' Was there a cause that influenced you to make an acknowledgment ?' • Yes, something of a cause.' ' What wae it ? ' ..' They,proved that,l stole the gDuie.r So-I concluded to quit the chnrch... If they hadn't proved ;it, I'd have remained longer.' ■-> ;£-■'; Sii^EEK hundred traine } a day run over the Clapham Junction ,in Londorip The rails lfe ; together like.' the,wire of a piano. There is no .shrieking of whistles or clanking of bells; the eigrialß ate kept for their offieiale arid trespassers, expose themselves at their own peril; 5 .A- tunnel-fway, forpaißengers connects the iwhole, üßoothfet no one is to ctos9cthe, *ails except thel e%t>lb' f6sy ,' whipl;, gr|isy/.rficlle'^'';and occaaibbjally^qbiie •to^gr/ef. average onei,ma,n is;killed jqu the crossings every eixweeks/'i; ■■>£* -ioi iau-ici A yotjxQc Bank Clerk'-'#::.reKH6'r*?, I

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