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y IiENDISH ATTEMPT TO DESTROY A
RAILROAD TRAIS.-As the Philadelphia
express train due at Pottsviile, PennSylya-
MA at 80 last evening, was coming around
The heavy curve below Pottsville, large
rock rolled down from the mountain and
struck the rear coach; though not knocking
III nom the track, IL was considerably dam
aged. Though the frost il coming rapidly
out of the ground this accident is charged 10
the suspended mechanics and laborers of tn.
railroad company. Had il started sooner
there would have been a fearful accident over
the high enibankment
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GOING FOR THE SALOoN-KEEPERS-A
Dubuque. Iowa. suit was commenced last
AGAINST the WeI!-knOwn restaurant keepers,
Upton McNear. and Helen Finley. owner
OF the property where they were formerly 10.
Gated, by the wife of Norman Tibbets for
seIii"s liquor 10 her husband. Dana yes
claimed. $4,000. SHIT was brought at the in
stigation OF X. a.. Bishop. I'm attorney. who
has made himself particularly obnoxious tn
saloon keepers by bringing suits against them
OF this character, having several now before
the courts. The defendants have sold no
liquor for The past year, the alleged selling
being previous to that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

\ YOUNG MAN living near Spring Station
ma, was cutting down a tree the other morn
ing, when iell Unexpectedly. splitting up
ine middle short distance. His right hand
happehed 10 get into the split, which of a
sudden closed itself at the same moment his
Icet sllpped on the grass. and the whole
weight OF ms body hung on The imprisoned
member. His cries fortunately brought
friends 10 the spot without whose a ssisfsnns
he would probably have died of pain ana ex-
hdu> ton. -
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THE HISER'SSTRI KETROIBIF
Reign Of Terror az the Mines

nAZLETON. PA. April The excitement
AT | Iper Lchigh yesterday. during the raid
OF the miners. WAS intense and during their
stay here Was a Dcrfect r,.i.n OF terror. II
seems That they divided their force before
entering the Town. some coming ar tie east
end and others az the west thus cutting of
the retreat OF citizens. Sho,S were fired in
Discriminatory and without ANY order. many
OF tie crowd being intoxicated. At the hotel
violent demonstration was made. The
rioters went through the house. cndcavOr-
ing 10 force the Landlord and boariers To
JON inelI ranks. Some Of the inmates took
refuge in cellars, while others escaped
through the back door. The companies store
was also attacked. Superint cudent ami the
clerks escaped. bui the rioters fired shots into
the building. Persons residing along the
highway were stopped, and were fired at
when they refused TO Join. The mob expected
from Schuykill county did not reach Auden-
reid. Riots are reported al Ashland, with the
loss of several lives. All quiet here this
morning. The act on or the sheriff has hal a
wholesome effect.
Further Particulars OF the Troubles
PoTTSvILLF, PA, April Fearing trou-
ble from the mob at Ashland and other
points the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road train hands. known a. blacklegs. were
sent 10 protect the property OF the company
ana guard the tracks and bridges. Many OF
them, fearing an attack. have not returned
here, but have left Tor other parts of the
Schuy kill region. All quiet al Ashland this
morning, but affairs are very unsettled. APP
plicatiOn was made last night Ia the railroa 4
authorities for transportation for special POI
lice. who desired u return 10 Philadelphia
and Reading. as they did not deem il safe for
them 10 remain. their number being inSuffi-
cient to be of service In several instances
they hal been stoned and fired upon. The
transportation was supplied 10y special train.
This morning numberof FIRE ight cars stand
ing on the siding were set on fire. One
car was burned and another was dam
aged by it, being run down grade
The railroad authorities deem IL useless 10
have special police that their employees and
properly can only be protected by military
force. The impression l. that the military
Will soon be called out. Volunteers here are
holding themselves ia readiness. The miners
at SbamOkin, Buck Mountain, Henry Clay
and Big Mountain Collieries. turned out en-
tire for basis OF ISL
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NEW YORK NEWS.
mad for the General.

NEW YORK, April General VIM. G.
Menks. who served i'm the Union army during
the late war, was arrested here last nj ght on
a charge of selling counterfeit money.
Our Railroad War Over.
The differences between the Great Western
and Grand Trunk railways have been ami
cably adjusted
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a Coop "KEow."-We viii wager lager
that Gordonsville possesses the most extra
ordinary COW in Virginia. Mrs. b. II. Part
low owns her, and sells weekly more than
seven pounds OF butter, all made from the
milk OF this one COW; or sometimes sells two
gallons OF milk daily, and from the residue,
sells twenty pounds of butter. besides usinS
egTs
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AN OLD DRAIN BREEDING \ PESrI
LFNCE.-Blshop Corrigan has written 10 the
patrons OF Seton Hall college at Orange thai
scientific men have discovered that the fever
at the college was caused by the proximity
of the pump, whence the drinking water Is
drawn, TO ali old drain. of the existence of
which the authorities or the institution were
ignorant A new well has been sunk-N Y
SlFfg.
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IMPORTANT CAPTURE OF COUNrERFETF-
ERs.-OfhccTS Of the L. :. secret service ma A.,
rad into the counties of Scott, Wise. Rus
sell, buchanan, Smythe and Montgomery.
IN Virginia. and arrested nine manufactur-
err OF counterfeit money. \ large amount
OF counterfeit coin, bills, dies. plates, &c,
were captured. The leader OF the gang name,
joe Mullins make a desperate resistance.
attemIiin. 10 shoot some OF his captorS
The Prisoners were taken To Abingdon and
committed 10 Jail. Three other squads OF
mounted officers are To be- heard from and
they are hourly expected 20 come i'm with
about twenty more prisoners. The United
states Officers are under the direction of
CHIEF Nashbun. Dispatches received at the
treasury department confirm the report OF
tnl> capture OF gang Of counterfciterS in
cludiIiy Jack Murray ana his two sons To-
gether with their implements. ina the south
west corner OF Virginia. Tie government
detectives have been on their track for the
last eight years, but were not able 20 efI,.cf
Their arrest until now. Some OF The cantureI
ules already m possession of the detective
bureau are well executed. and were used for
the forging OF remarkably good limitations Of
The genuine. and therefore calculated 10 pass
without suspicion.
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THE PEOPLE OF Washington are highly in
'ehsed an consequence of the effects Of the
lerSohai-taN law passed by the Forty third
congress for raising revenue in the District
OF columbia. and are coun>cling together as
10 NE best method of resisting the Oppres-
SION Inc trouble i with the construction of
the law, which Will fleece the Washing
toElanS To the tune of ~i.000. 00n. whereas in
was intended 10 realize but 800 9OJ-CT,ic0aro
JgrI,,l,tg
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The jury in the
case of Gilmore and others for maintaining
a nuisance at the Varieties, where the can
can was performed, returned a verdict OF not
guilty against all defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

THE --LATEST FRIG HIT ON WALL STREET
Ihat the health OF the venerable Daniel
Drew is more precious on Wall street, New
. OK, than diamonds and pearls was Illus
trated Tuesday when the rumor gained cur
reEcy that he was dangerously III. and that
some of his obligations, falling due al 2I5 ID.
m, had not been met. The New York Times
which seems convinced that Mr. Drew j. at
the bottom Of the speculative movement in
gold, though n" denies il, saws OF the Incl
dent -, ncle Daniel Drew was nowhere to
ne found around Wall or Broad street Tues
day forenoon. Those who had been bullina
gold became anxious as time wore on and
ne market fell steadily peg by peg. and
Uncle Daniel did not put in appearance Al
length a telegram was received from r,rav-
oy Dlcker>on X Co, stating the, he was
100 weak 10 come down, az, q king them
10 TO h3tliy robinson, Cha--e & Co. his regu-
lar brokers, to ta..e care OF his "cai1s''
IN wabash; nen this singularly round
ABOUT mei ..,od of giving an order leaked
o ouS aiety developed into CONSERVATION,
known that Robinson, Chase & Co. refused
to take the responsibility. except upon a
personal order from Mr.. Drew, i'm his own
handwriting. They gave out that they had
sent messenger for such an order, but no
body believed them. The cry went up that
Drew was at his old tricks; that he had
quietly Withdrawn from the gold pool and
had left his partners in the lurch. Thus was
his absence from the street satisfactorily ex-
planned, as Ii was known already that some
body had been selling gold heavily on the
previous day, and his illness was looked upon
as pretense. The news had the effect of
knocking the bottom out of the gold pool.
and the stock market was also considerably
affected. AS il i'm confirmation of the theory
of the street, Messrs Robinson. Chase & Co.
received no written order from Mr.. Drew up
10 the closing hour Subsequently, however,
Mr. Drew telegraphed them that he would
be down Wednesday. and would look after
his Wabash himself. The singed bulls have
no doubt that he will, They say that there
is no reason why he should remain away any
oreer, the mischief having been accom-
plished."
Sure enough, "Uncle Danier' appeared on
Wall street yesterday, settling all his con-
tracts which came due Tuesday.
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THE REPUBLICAN SPLIT IN RHODE
IsLAND.-The republicans of Rhode Island
who were dissatisfied with the proceedings OF
the late convention, held meeting at Provi-
dence last evening and nominated Roland A
Hazard for governor and Daniel T.. Day for
lieutenant governor. Although Mr. Hazard
is not q prohibitionist, il Is thought the pro-
hibition party will adopt this ticket in place
of Howard and Vanzandt, declined
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EXPENSIVE DoGs-One day last Wool.
Col. Thomas n. WEIGH. OF Caroline, Va hal
eight sheep and seventeen lambs killed by
dogs.
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THE CUMBERLAND COAL rARIFF-The
Cumberland Md News OF Wednesday i'm
reference 10 the movements inaugurated by
The public meeting there last week TO get n
reduction of the tolls on coal transported by
canal, says: MIR. Hoffman. chairman OF
the committee. has received a Geographic
dispatch from President German stating
that the board OF public works and the canal
board viii both he ina session at Annapolis
on Tuesday next. at which time the Cum
beriand committee will b. afforded a hear
ing Mr.. Hoffman will Coafer with the
members OF the committee in regard TO their
visit 10 Annapolis. We are not without
hope that the ill-adyised utterauces at our
meeting will be held lightly by those aimed
at \. 4. Greene esq. declines appoint
plent on the committee 10 wait on the canal
board 10 request a reduction OF tolls. He
thin Ks the delegation should be made up of
persons not engaged, as he il. actively in the
coal business.
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Two MEN DR,vxrD T6e s1aa,,ar Ga
Leary, of the CHESAPEAKE say line. while
passing OF. q the Norfolk (Va.l harbor last
nisn- near the naval hospital, ran over and
crushed small boat containing one or two
men. The steamer lowered boat and pulie |
about for some time. but found no person
near or on the wreck. Ii is thought the oc
cupants were drowned. Names unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

The CASE OF FATHER GERDEMANN-
Monday has been fixed by the District At
iorney for the trial OF John A. Geriemanu.
me ex-tatholic priest indicted for embez-
Element. The trial will be held i'm the city
court house.-PhiiDfeiphi Times. March 81
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LEAyY SHIPMENT OF EGGs.-Since the
irst of February over thirteen hundred bar
rels of eggs nave been shipped to New York
over the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
road: These eggs were principally from
southwest Virginia, and brought $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

THE FOLEY STATUE or JACKsoN.-Yes-
teriay the Senate passed "A series of Joint res
olutions looking To the reception OF the Foley
statue of Stonewall Jackson, presented To the
commonwealth by citizens OF England,
through a. j. Il. BerSford Hope, NJ. Il. As
the question where the statue viii be placed
has arisen we may mention that Ii has been
suggested that light ornamental gate be
put at the Grace street entrance of the
square. with pedestal on each side, on for
the jackson statue and the other for a statue
of General j. r.. Il. Stuart, which latter could
easily be obtained IL a subscription was
started among his old command.-Rtc'tEsoad
ER9l1Ter. MG5ch 30,
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MARRIED HIS GRANDDAUGHrER.-Ro
McKenna a leading republican politician of
Tennessee. has been sentenced at Memphis
10 five years imprisonment for marrying his
former wife's granddaughter in violation OF
state law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

PHILADELPHIA. April DIR. ID. Francis
COndie, well known as the author of many
medical works, died yesterday, in Delaware
county, aged 80 years.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA CAPITOL Re-
MovAL.-An injunction has been granted by
the United States circuit court prohibiting
the removal oil the capital of West Virginia
from Charleston To Wheeling until the valid
ity of the act of the legislature au thorizing
The same can be passed upon by the courts
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DEATH FROM DRY MoRTIFICATIoN-A
man died a short time since in Smithfield
Me-. from very peculiar disease called DRY
modification. 1t began at his great toe and
gradually worked upward. He died when IL
reached his throat.
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AVENUE THEAIER.

n liza Srssr dEG P-f,tSy trTatG ArsARs.
GEo. W Lessee ard Manager
JpHN HARE Stage Manager.
EASTER WEEK. MONDAY. MARCH 20.
Engagement extraordinary # Mr. William De
IN II~ great character e Rip NJnwi uSl, with
y powerful cat. Se-uud week 81 Miss Ella Shell
dor America Lr@ata-t song aui Dance LAZY and
SeriC- Comic Pearl S-yrud week If VI ila AZali IA.
tie beautiful and trwitrhiU- ltiv in her wonderful
setoTJ -IZhf recalling assisted ~ johnny Harris.
Ot X fANURI1E> ct r FANOkITE>
Charlie T. Ell-. JOHN Forbes.
Mi Jr--Ie II toward. Mis- Lou Edwards.
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- The English telegraph engineer and
contractor. VIM. Thomas Henley, has failel
in London with 50 500 900 Liabilities.
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CHEATER COuIQUE.-Moaday, NJ

UNHEATER COHIQJ EN- onday. March 20
u every night and v e 'ne-iiy AMI Saturday Matt
Hees Eugagriueut o.! the versatile character actor
MI Milton NJ les w hp viii app-tT in his own ster-
ling sensational drnt, entitled JsHI BtI,9-. u.
EossR~ mas and D.f.r1S~-s. This drama htS ,
CeIyed the cord sl eTi mt 81 the ant 10
In, and J. decidedly thu best produced in the
sensational line ERgsgernent II the great ChaTar-
Ter artists. Mr. Ed Murray and Nil Alice Rp-~,
tbs C-rbrated premier dJu-eu-t. Miss Bette Rem
nel>berg Last chance 81 seeing and h-arlng the
beet vocalist the American stage. Miss Nellie -
John Mics Kitty Allyue Jake Buid, Sam h r. an j.,
All NCpowsll. Lew Spencer snt our great com
a .r-LrLl .Llrr. .me II 20 81
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. SHARKEY. the New York murderer who
escaped to Cuba and was lately arrested at
Santiago has been taken to Havana. 1t was
not decided whether he will be sent to New
York to-day or Saturday.
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MEXICAN OUTRAGEs--A special dispatch
10 the Galveston News from Corpus ChrisS
saws an American woman with her husbafA
i'm company with a teamster from Laredo.
arrived there yesterday and gives a sworn
statement that she saw al the San Fernando
creek, about thirty-five miles from Calves
ter, last Friday, two dead Americans stab
bed in several places. Teamsters burned
them in their saddle blankets and hurried on.
She says at place called Chocolate, about
twenty miles from Galveston. two Mexicans
were hanged upon q tree.
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THE AMOUNT OF national bank notes re-
ceived at the Treasury department to-day
for redemption aggregated SJi2 ,2pS.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
his source to-day were sf93, 622l2
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL and Mrs. Jew
ell will give reception in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. SartOris on Wednesday even
ing next. M O'Clock. Cards of invitation
were issued to-day.
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interest payable in lawful monev-P-inCinlaI IN,
standing sos 623 5l2 interest accrued ana NOT Vet
paid go S2 -; interest paid by the uitrd Sfa,rs
so 2h4lG2S "a; interest repaid BY trarsrrtafi5n az
mails. etc S59I374S0i balance of Interest nail h,.
the United States. : ~ go .2S4 20 f -
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CUSTOMS REvENUE.-The receipts from
his source to-day were S529,73I.
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A TERRIBLE DEATH.-Mary Wagner, a
young woman eighteen years Of age died al
her residence, SD street, between 10th and
11th avenues this morning, nom injuries re-
ceived on the I'D ult. at the Irvine factory.
corner of 51th street and nth avenue Al
the time of the accident Miss Wagner was
feeding the machinery, when by some means
not ascertained her hair became entanglei
in the betting, and, before any assistance
could be rendered her, her scalp was com
pletely torn off.-N y E5prexS Ary,s1 a
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1T Il SAID that the new Treasurer OF the
United States is a hard money man.
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- The experiment of getting up a religions
excitement I'm Liverpool on the American
plan has not met with m eilceuraging re,..p-
ton. The preachers " 40 tried Ii SUNDAY
were greeted with shn RI. 81 stones.
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NATIONAL THEATER.

ONE WIEN ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL SIN
CHaS. VI NAG ER
RETURN VISIT OF IHE sANORITE
DUPREZ n BENEDICT'>
GIGANTIC FAMOUS MINSTRELS.
BJRIESCJE OPERA TR"r PE sNp BRAS BANu,
EElarg-l- R.mOdeled and Improved,
Composed IF 30 Picked Artists.
Mot successful. compile. powerful Troupe travel
ing, recognized a. the -uperiur- If MIu-tTelsy.
fOr further particulars a~t prices see bills.
Seats secured At Elli- Music Store in advance
without extra charge.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY.
? O'CLOCK.
Admission tp ali parts OF buus.. - Cents; r.
served seats 80 Cent m4r27 Nv
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No Damage at Sunbury

MI kN, IN. Aprli I--IrF .OrgpS 10 Tie
north and west branches ahpVt her. broke
about noon and are now passing this point
without any damage up 10 q o'riprk River
rising very ia>t, bIIt not Gowing over.
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4 % .uPL E TIE We SIS!

OUR SPRING OPENI;G
or GENTLENEy'S ZINE GARMENTS
Is FULL AND COMPLETE.
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NATIONAL THEATER.
THE PARIS AND NEw YORK SUCCESS OF
1919,
GiROFLE-GIROFLs!
Cor. .nencIng MONDAY EVENING. March 20,
Tor .ix nights AMI matinee only, hrst production
In Na-hlngtou Of Lecocl last and most successful
Opera BOuff-.
GIRoFLE-GIROFLi.
the regung sensation Of sixty European cities and
the great musical event q the YEAR hich will be
produced with entirely costumes, properties,
gorgeous mise scene. and the Identical New Ork
cast, presenting for the hr~t time IN ashingtOn
MILE CORALIE GEOFFROY.
Prima Donna from the leading Partisan theaters,
MILE LEONTINE MINELLI,
81 Hes Kid. DOrsl, Nandamme, PeTraut, Julien,
Clancy
Principal Ten from the Partisan Opera Corn1ue:
hes-r- NalaITe, Walter, GenOt, Saly atOr. Davali-
PeTTaut, Tuat, &c. SC. GRAND CHORUS and
Okt HEsTRA. comprising fifty performers, under
the direction II MONS. CYAN GHELE.
GIROFLE-GIROFLA
~il be presented with the completeness Of ALI
detail a. chaTacterlzed it. FIFTY Consecutive rep
reeentafiOu- III New tTk.
Admission : Reserved seats 81 cents extra
Gallery - cents Seats tor sale al MetZerytf & Co
music store ard box Office Of Theatre. mars2 I2t
OLD No. on EXHIBITION AMI SALE NEW No
1fH 81 MARKkiTERy. |,1Ssr.
Nc. A3S IA Street, beftcssr ID and stTsGs, Ss II
zoos aoOrs Old EsiL0trS' Hal,
Choice OH Paintings, Engrsyings. Chronos, re
ssAisso, iarssst sto1k OF PaRer Hanginss, Window
ss., E.ngs, nails, &c, in the District.
- Please remember Name and Number. Jelly
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ALL NEW STYLES
AND HANDSOME NOTFLTIE,S
NOW DISPLAYED On OUR COUNTERS
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ARMY PRoMOTIoNs-The War depart
me;t to-day issued general OrIer No. A.. il
being list Of the promotions and appoint
mcnts i'm the United States army made bv
The President. Nearly all the names have
appeared in The STAR as confirmed by the
S.n:l q lurin2 The
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Election Excitement i'm Central Amer
len
Indian Fight.
I'm LuIl and His Party

The Cancho collectors in Darien To tn,
number OF 100 have had a fight with the
Chucanraqua Indians, and have gained q
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THE PAST Is SURPASSED
IN THE BEA CTYFJL VARIETY
OF OUR PRESENT SELECTIONS.
, 1875-05-19
7 Z L e G r. A NJ S.
Isl. I6om@ Tidcnde.)
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 23.-The motion Of DR.. Ke-
nealy impugning the verdict of the jury in the
Tichborne trial is to be taken up this afternoon
in the house Of Commons.
A large crowd is assembled before Parlia-
ment House, and it is fast increasing.
Trouble is apprehended and hundreds of ex-
ira policemen have been stationed around the
Parliament building.
DR.. Kenealy arrived al the Parliament House
at four O'Clock p. M.
His appearance was greeted with great cheers
from the thrOng on the streets.
April 23-Night.-D During the session of the
House of Commons this evening, after the
transaction Of some unimportant business, DR..
Kenealy rose and moved that a royal commits
sion be appointed to investigate the circum.
stances attending the Tichborne trials.
In . powerful speech in support of his reso-
luton DR.. Kenealy alluded to the growing dis.
satisfaction at the result of these trials and the
manner in which they had been conducted by
the Bench. Nothing short of a royal commits
sion of inquiry would content the people of
England, who were convinced that justice had
not been done. He stated that he had received
many letters from America to the same effect.
The discomfort bad grown into a torrent which
was pouring over the land. The late Ministry