Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 11, 1877, Winnipeg, Manitoba Vol. 111 , Rimi i july 7 Mam Toha us Kenny a Luxton. A Siil crib , us per 1v a in All parts Oft Liu sin i it Cuil i Mvi l i it Ali. Advertising rates our onegin Ostli h ,8-00 too .00 i one door nor m. Hanks chemist. Harrip Lioi Uhl and -.old. J in it Kun National 11otkl, policies in direct from this Coulee on the approval of t in local Hoard. G. F. Carruthers mid Secretary Tationa link of Kan Sta mus. Ton i on itch Ulster. 1 . Still a l1, Wost full Smith proprietors. 10very Vici 1 or t lie t Rii vhf Huei Al to Lar in Sooil in con Luciou. room. Ail parlor. To k ii i. n ii i 1171 ii Kkt a i. Ill Irmi 111 Sill tic i Muholland 1tv 1 shop in first Elass manner at prices to suit the very description olt in Titos. Aka a alkyl 1st in every month. A Heth Avo cordially invited to Allond. Isy order of 7" in j barrister attorney solicitor Etc. Over or. Odich main so Rock vol _ _ j2um Dominion land Surveyor and civil knt Fencor. Oliue Over Devlin s Oil Toro. Lon Tranco from rear of building. Olleo hours Eyoul have been sent in. And the Adji action of the Pizics will Lake i. Ice in about in Wim is time. All of them wit i one i Ion. Aie he prom tons m the exception n . In. I Eniti on. I of lice of a Reri a in command of the of the Muei Lior Ingeval Aii l to p i in i a very Mei i tortious Woi k lie thinks and As local Tive tradition indicate by some convulsion of nature which created a Depres Sion into which the Rivers of a great water Shine discharge themselves. Lieut. L Amoron announced the discovery of an outlet irom this Lake but after a careful i a plot ii Tion decides that no permanent outlet exists. A Rise of a Lew inches in the Lake causes it to How into the Luuga Kiver. But As n general Rule the Luuga Hows into the hike. Or. Stanley thinks that in the course of years Cameron s supposed outlet will be come an actual outlet through the accumulation of water in the Lake. Thor discoveries fire of less importance relating to the. Topographical Survey of the Lake. In the governor of the pc Maragi province in Japan lately displayed Groat ingenuity of invention in a method he adopted for putting Down a disturbance. Severa l Hundred farm ors. Ili Sall acted with the regulations in Force for the collection of the land tax had risen against the authorities and had carried mat ters so far As to kill a tax collector and to beat his police guard. They were loaded by n Shikaku or Noble named Ono and in Der him had obtained a degree of Organiza Tion greater than could be arrived at by an unaided concourse of Mere peasants so his cutting Oil was deemed to to of the first expediency and was resolved upon. If brought about by a most singular stratagem. Italy a dozen convicts Wero selected on account of their bodily strength from among the inmates of the provincial prison and having received their instructions and pro Mises of Freedom and rewards More turned Loose. In their prison garb they made their Way to the Camp of the rebels where they gave out that they had escaped from Bond age and volunteered to serve with the riot ers. They were received with cordiality and armed. The first use they made of their their weapons was to Cut the Leader Ono into shreds and the insurgents deprived of his leadership Wero disheartened and Dis Persed. Europeans might entertain doubts As to the morality of this method of suppressing an insurrection but this is not what seems to have troubled the Central govern ment. It has ordered governor Nakayama to resign for his bad management of a f mrs during the insurrection and is appears that his bad management consisted in his employing to kill the ringleader of the rioters without reporting the matter to the. Central government six prisoners who had themselves merited decapitation or imprisonment for life.1 Tim censure is almost As ingenious As the governor s scheme but it is hardly Worth while speculating whether the governor would have improved his Posi Tion by u reporting the or whether lie should have reported the scheme after or before he put it it in execution approved whether the approval might not have arrived too late to to useful. Newspaper ;