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4 NEW WRINKLE.

C0NPKTfTiQN IN TIN LIdITN1Nu-H1D uusiNnsS.
John Adrience. 81 yeass Of age, American,
slnelu, was booked for Tagrancy At Tho Arlnory
yesterday upon complaint Of bmtti,, Msw!tt g.
Co., No, 253 Lake street. There was nothing
remarkable at Grst sight ia this, rs such arrests
arc frequently u,adc, but when tile prosecution
showed up Ia court With Col. McClanehuu as
their attorney. the alfar did bear al UNUSUAL
look, anu rupurtcr bcsau to look 1t up. Col.
Mcclanuhnn klMlly impastca all the knowledge
in hia power. Ills clients aro manufacturers Of
ana dcaiurs Ia nllehtutng-rosls and weatler-yAnes.
The prisoner had been noticed loading about
thelr psu.ntses for several months. Their eIu-
ploYcs, 4tlu businessmen tn tho vtrin.
fty. and even their customers nuticea
tits peculiar pefsonago always about the
po!ghtorllool, aild apparently never doing any
thing either for hls own support or for any ous
else. Speculation ua to Wtlo uul waat hu was
became sife sou'e thought le Was confidence
operator who llau selected that thoroughfare ~
nce, quet ouu for his vocation; others thought
l,a was detective engaged III kevplng watch
over sa,ns une, hut btu GasaGenlcut was too louK
'ss sSs "a vt 0s,s tx s
Who was patiently waiting for tns
/ world to cosno to an end. All these theories
| were pruye1, unsatisfactory. Ia the meantime
VI wa ] saosS carstaily watched. 0aa day ia wpa
seen tu cupy The address upon sotnr goods eot'
signod u cuatou,crs ty su'th Hewitt & Co.,
wills TIC paskaEes were ly.uK upaa tllu stdo-
lie lung soux!tt0rsolution. tte was emploYcd
BY son4u rival nauuRcsuEcr Ut daaleG to lla n walt
for 9oods shpptu by ths hrnl, aad copy ths ata'
dFesa allu amount shippul for the benefit VI hsa
employers. lnfs discovery WIS ouly, recently
ulauu; yesterday watch was sot, aud he was
secu 10 take the address VI gaols on the stde-
walk ready for sauYeut, and eyerYthlnX' even
to warrant. beMls in readiness ho VIZ
arrested and taken to tbs ArMosS. Moth.
Ing of an extraordinary character was souud
UPON him whsu searched 1T tbs statton'
but sbust!Y aitcEwartl u eltizen, whose na.ne Ii
unkuowu, cane iu A!,A aadFessed himself thus
IL ths statksso*r: ''asnts: @ lis. 1oat r., kuos ~
trrfeyc: but "a tue way to tho station ll!u urls
onsr dropDed thls esrt' and picked it up II
isay he u solae uso>
C!otiuua. Ia.. tiye bundles; ..,4 one erats, on'
So1; smith, y. y CO, H1ont, Neb., ass
| Oox; aud Eonkiiu Bros, Hutchinson, ks., seyr,
po1ca and teas baa4!sa, Tn!s Mr.. levitt q
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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS. =,

y. II. Bates, Washington, is at the Paln'ers
u. ]. Morrison, Of Boston, is at the Gardner.
j. r. Holmes, Of DUBUQUE, 1s at the Gardner.
J.r, Denny, OF New York, is at slle Gardner.
t.aot. j. A. Buchanan. u. s. A., Is at the Pa
ellie. .
John II. Poor, Boston. is Enest Of tho Tre-
mbnt.
: John ". Drew, Concord, N. H., is nt the 'fre'
mont.
". r. B.ieg., Of Grand Raplls, Is at tie
Gardner.
e. E. Cunningham, Dcadwood, Is guest OF
thu PaclHe.
II. q. f3olo. Galveston, Tex, 10 registered a.
the Pacific.
DR.. D. F. Brouehtop Madison, is domictledat
The Palmer. .......
Judge 8. L. WIthcy, Grand Rapids, is aguest
. OF the Sherman. |
r, c, Nicholson, Naahvllo, Tenn., is stopping |
at the Sherman.
Andrew Proudut, Madison, Wis, is so1ourn-
ing at tha FREMONT
4. D. Drake, Of the Rock 1sIand Argus, 10
registered at the fremont.
Baron Charles Schroeder, Hamburg, Germany.
Is registered ut the Palmer.
Judge J. u. Cnmpbell, Davenport. ID, is
among the guests Of TIC Pacific.
H. Vau den Dusschc, SECRETARY Of Legation to
Belgium, Ia 0omiciied nt the fremont.
The cont ract has been let for paving LaSalle
.+reot hv nrivnto rnntract from Randolph to
Lake street.
trhc Committee IN charge Of the subscriptions
for Not1o Dame University fallcd to get
auorum last evening, and adjourned, subject TO
call.
Albert Allen, Executive Secretary T.. 10 Gov'
Bishop, Of Ohio. ms pecn Gtstl',e ms son.
Jntnes Limo Allen, OIL th's e'ty' 1of 'e" LAYS
past-
Gen. Sheridan antl marty verc expected to ar~
r;Yv at Furt Gnrlant, Col, yesterday, From
thenee they will 20 south anl visit thu posts IN
New Mexico.
Justice Robinson received two dispatches
from members of ti,c Legislature at sprngbpl0.
snnnnncinr that lie i1aI been conir,ned as l,is
own successor, aud tl,e Judge was feeling happy.
as,. 49, ...~n.. 49,, 1,,,,o Ria, u.,shoa - IL,
opuo!nied % to paco in the City Law Depart.
ma,t IL Incorrect lie wishes neither that nor
any other situation under tic City Government.
RS, r,r,,,t,.o ~ Arrangements tor The
Nooro Cehtennlai hcht usesips .;a ~ tts usanu
Pacft'e iast evening, nas a'u netnI'g .,n osSo"u
completing Mc programme 'oF u'7 enee''a'''
mcht.
from Lehatlon Ri 10 a. the & Afsy, ',.' Tne tnt
police arc atutng n1m 70 look W ny tGns.l9ss ~
hrotnsr' who; so"e utpo ago. "a7 u e'e'A III e'e
arast 'Tur ratan.r 1 Hmm, CHM ,,e,, an adjourned
meeting in the clut-roons ot the Treluuat
HOUSE ycstcrday afternoon. Business pcrtotn-
inE to the fa!r io BE- l,eld during the ''r7s week
r.o .on,o-,.,ro v.,tardav oe obseryed ,,v
Mannsee, opt1clau 8S Madison strcct frH1nuaB
Ru!l,iinrl, Tas nj d. NJ, 80 degrees; 10 a. lll.,
Is: - in., %; 9p. M, 30; s y. n: IS. Baron1'
ctcr. at i Il. ti,, ev.7D; 3 D. tn, 2D.7B.
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\ ANNOUNCEMENTS.

N ADJnuKNEn MEETING OF. Ttlf STATE
Mtcro,conitnl Society af lnois viii e held at liz
o'clock. Dr john bartlett Will teRl paper on III
urn Theory OF Disesso ILLUSTRATED by the sclopl.va
'y,uE NouNnAY rRAyER-MEErtSu Will, nj
conducted IN Lover Farxcl Hall to.day W Ita.lla
Page.
, 1879-05-23
DRUNKENNESS,

mr. nunse'. aI'e0ysFos w Of the eiuehoa. cnte 70,
11uuae. '1'"ef
, 1879-05-23

The pufcet confectionery Auu 1owr,t r,,..
Chicago IT DAwson'A new Etufc, eli Nina psea "a
, 1879-05-23

zeat Il imparts 10 all tlsahcs. from Iu,t,e ~.
TO platO beef fnakes Il favor,te Min I 'ss,@on san
, 1879-05-23
FINE ARTS.


An adjourned meeting OF prominent citizens
Interested In The establishment OF m art school
tu this city met last evening at the Palmer
liouse to hear the report Of commtttee 40"
pointed week previous. Among others there
were prcscnt Mcssrs. j. II. Dole, Marshall Field,
II. N. Hibbard, W. II. Bradley, W. 7. Baker, DR.,
Dunham, Charles uusetluaon. NJ. F. Tuley.
George Z. Adams, hurry Nelson, E. ". Bfateh.
ford, @. E. Watcrs, George c. Clarke, D. ".
Irwtu, F. ". Peck, Charles g. uamll, and W.
81. Il. French.
air. j. II. Dole was called to the chair, and
Mr.. Frcncl, ofliciatci as Secretary. At tue con-
ctus!on Of tho formal scrv1cas incident to tho
opening Of tho session, Mr.. W. IL. Bradley, tho
Chairman Of tho Committee on Organization,
nreacntcd his report. III stated that sertous
consideration had bccn given to tho advlsabiltty
OF sustaining the Acndcmy Of Design, wh!cn
sos recently sold out by the Sheriff for $3.50,
lcavlug IL Ia dutt s3,00n. Tho Committee were
In sayor Of establishing new society witnla t!,s
aim und scope Of the., gid Academy, and
10 coms wltl.su the statute relating
t9 p2st Soe''t[sS Il h5d e. pea saggessea M ssat
alliance might 10 formed With other educational
institutions, but tho Committee believed 4 was
best for tue Society to ata,lt, independent and
nlonc. No steps were necessary to prcserye the
present nrt school. TlecuBt uhd o:her property
werw oougat In by friend for SEQ. mud the
school was running along ny virtue Of It's own
inertia. rhc Cotntnttteo would recommend
that M carly organization be eitGcted, because
The present changes III TIC school. II allowed to
continue, will llave damaging inlaeuce:
Tic Committee reeommcnuotl that taa new
organization be called thu Chteago Academy
OF Fine Arts" md that It be governed b. d
hoard Of Astccn Trustees, to 10 elected rs the
bylaws may provide, those for the first year 70
be: George Armour, /. z. Letter, J. Il. Dolu, s.M
| it.., ffn1rrn f. ~ H1ntnhfnff1.
, 1879-05-23

Fleultu:S n. ID. Approximate resolutions WIRE
% cSon. vote al tuanks waa 1"'u uuuui,uousiy
rendered to John 4. Rice, Esq. proprietor of
the Tremoat House, tor the c!cUant and COIN
piete arrangements for the annual ball. Tie
cursiou on tie steamer Peerless Juue n. a
culnulitsea OF iadlcs Ald gentlemen were ap.
pointed to make tie necessary arrangements.
WoMAN's c1lRlsTlAN AssoctAT1oA.
A. tho Young Ladics' Home, No. 75l Wabash
agelnent Ut tiie WotHan's Christian Association
Ut Chicago, there WAS hold. yesterday afternoon
aud evening, the tIisd annu4a reception. The
exercises were beguu at O'Clock D. ILL.,, md tor
hour drst nasned 1"sucd In singing the old md
etr., after which the Key. E. T. Goodwin, of ths
1hls was tllv extent Of thu fortnal programme,
and ~ SOON ~ It was concluded the guests,
Together With quite nn.nbcr Ut the youuK
laae; Tho rssaeM - st the w. ome 'ausuratsa ~,
afternoon and evening instrumental selections
ou the piano we're rendered by the Misses Alleu
atsn%'n, % Atz.'s s spFesus o.s 5a''a -. aro,ss, w.
fusely elnamrnted with cut howers aonite.|
by Mr. William Ilaskins, and presented through
Atrs. Jotn Wilson. The honora of tlIe tecas!on
wers dous BY tae members Of ths Board @ u Dl
Mis-. 4. @. CLARK, President, Mrs. &: D: Aafnlll
Mrs. Heolamin DOUGLASS, MEs. c. u. Hlskeley
A1ra CurydOu BeckWith Mrs. 4. 4. epEaxue
Mrs. Peter Page, Nry. d. +. Groves, birs. htor-
~ remple, Mrs. Leandcr Stone, uu.a Mrs. johl
Tyler. Tables were spread throughout the ~
ceptlou-roo1uI, and 1cfscshulants, tt,usisttuB U
tcecseam, Strawberries, sandwiches, eotfeu, ant
other light eullctt served for , slnal
compensation: The humber Of guest
lux tln evening, bstus the following
Airs. Forsythe, Pfuf. and Mn. Hyde the Iev
hr. Peet, Mrs: Js.les Seward, Mrs. Ofcutt, Mrs
Crugtu, Mn. Keith. Mrs. King, Mr. Pierce, Mrs
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Minister White sailed for Berlin. yesterday
The Dominion parliment was prorogued
yesterday.
Reports from Alaska are that all is quiet
Memphis was visited by heavy rain storm
yesterday.
In the case Of Wesley Bishop. the Connecti-
cut murderer, accused of poisoning his wife,
and conspiring with Mrs. Kate Cobb for the
murder Of her husband, it il known on good
plea of guilty of murder in the second degree
rather than press for conviction in the first
degree.
The leading newspaper men of Philadelphia
were examined by the riot bribery committee
of the Pennsylvania legislature yesterday. All
but Mr.. Taggart, of the Sunday Times, swore
that no consideration was offered them for
$500 by w. b. Kemble to withdraw his opposi-
ton to the bill.
A lecture at st. Louis last night, by Mr.. Car
ter, river editor Of the Iimes-you,nag, for the
benefit of Mrs. Dalton, wife of the mate of the
yellow fever relief boat last summer, and upon
which Dalton fell victim to the disease. .netted
about $500, and it is expected rafe for a bale
of cotton for the same purpose will add $500.
Memphis was visited by heavy rain storm
yesterday which did much damage
Isaac 7. Nef of Anilla, Indiana, went to
visit friends in franklin county, Ohio, with
$500 on his person and was murdered.
The master mechanics convention at Gin
cinnati yesterday elected the following officers:
President, N. E. Thompson, of Cleveland L
Pittsburgh railway; FIRST vice president, Reus
ben Wells, of Jeffersonville, Madison Indi-
annapolis; second vice president, ]. N. Sanders,
of Northern B. r. of New Hampshire; Secre-
tary, j. W. Rethell, of Little Mama r. r.;
treasurer, T. ]. Hayes, of Illinois Central.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
THE MlLLERs.

New BaslA of Assessment Adoptcd-sacks
to Take the Place of Barrels-C0mprO-
mise with tho Smith Middling Purifier
CompanS-Ad djournment Sine Die.
CHIoAaot May 15.-The National Millers as
sociation tAis morning adopted constitution
which emtpdies the principal features recon-
mended ibJ the opening address of President
Balm and BY subsequent speeches. The con-
vention thin heard an extended report from
Jos. F. Cert, Columbia, Ind. ON .'milling and
the improved methods in use," showing
the advanctment in mill machinery and the
benefits aceruing therefrom. The executive
commits 4 reported congratulating the mill
ers upon tie success of the Cochrane patent
SUITS dwelling on the advantages of mutual
effort against unjust patent laws and recon-
nending anew basis of assessment. Adopted,
A resolution recommending that sacks be used
instead of barrels, for -four, was adopted. Geo.
Balm, ,yof St Louis, was reelected president; L.
Fletcher, OF Minnesota, and RObt. Tyson, of
Baltimore, vice presidents.
long discussion ensued on the proposition
to compromise with the Geo. F. Smith Mid.
dhngs Purifier company. The matter was re-
ferred to the executive committee, who report
ed that thty have made satisfactory arrange
ments whereby the members of the association
will 'becoone released from liability for use OF
the combination of brush, sieve and wind blast
secured by the patentee. Geo. F. Smith, in the
machine nov owned by said members as long as
machines shall be used, and they notify all
members Purchasing machines containing that
combination hereafter that the association will
not idefendxssrsons SO purchasing for the use
OF said combination, persons who may not
avail themselves of the terms of the COM
promise arrangement. This report was adopt
ed by the association, and the convention ad-
iOurned sine die.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Bold Robbery of the Indianapolis POST
Office Bursting of Water Spout Over
the City of Lonisvllle-M miscellaneous.

Bold Robbery of the Indianapolis POST
ofiice-Bursiing of Water Spout Over
the City of miscellaneous.
+. PosroFFIoE RoBBERY.
INDIANAeoLIs, May l5.-The registry depart
ment Of the postofice in this city was robbed
this morning of $3.50 and fifty registered let
ters. Ths robbery was committed after the
safe had been opened and while the clerk, Ben
Reed, was absent in the adjoining room for q
moment The thief was evidently familiar
with the promises. and it is supposed expected
to get q l&ge quantity of per cent. certif-
Gates. which were expected last night, but had
rot been received.
New YdRK, May 15.-Rev. Jos. Hayes, a
Catholic clergyman, has been held in $500
bonds to alswer the charge of cruelty in whip.
ping q child aged five years. The Justice says
if in the syes of the law this manner of chas-
tising children, even if done by their parents,
be not assault and battery within the meaning
of the statutes, they should be reframed and
protection extended to the defenseless.
ala5t fsj KICKED 10 DEATH. ag
CoLuABps, o., May l5. John Reddeas, black.
smith, was found dead upon the commons west
of the city, today. He took horse out to Craze
last night, and it is supposed the animal ut.
tempted !, get away, and in his efforts kicked
Reddeas tb death. The body was horribly mu.
tilated, ard bore prints of the horses feet.
. SALE OF SILVER.
SAN FRAHcIsco, May l5.-Nevada bank has
sold one Hundred thousand ounces Of silver te
the government for mint here, at 81. 1925. The
tender ofn small quantity by the bank of Gal
ifornia. atS1.1Oh declined. s
WATER SPOUT.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 15.-The bursting Of a
water spout in the western part Of this city to
day, at no@n, was attended with considerable
damage to property, but no loss of life, although
numerous persons were dread fully drenched.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
ARMY PROMOTIONS,
a Question of authority That Ought to Re
Settled.

a Question of authority That Ought to Re
Settled.
Washington Special, May 49,
The report of the Senate judiciary COM
mittee respecting the legality of army pro-
motion above the rank of captain, will come
up in executive session soon. It may be re-.
membered that the bill creating the
Burnside commission contained a pro-
vision prohibiting all such promotions until
the report Of that commission should be act
ed upon by Congress. AS the forty-fourth
Congress, which was expected to pass the
reorganization scheme, failed to do so, it has
been held that this failure was. equivalent
action in the meaning contemplated in the
bill, and, under this view of the case, the
President has sent in number of names to
the Senate for promotion. The committee
is of the opinion that all such promotions
are illegal and void. The committees argu-
ment is that the Congress of the United States
is continuing body, and that such general
terms as that made use of in the bill under
consideration could not be interpreted to ap-
ply to any one session of Congress. The
membership of the two bodies changes from
time to time, but Congress never expires. 1t
is common thing to suspend certain speci-
fed provisions of law until further legisla-
tion has been had, and this term has never
been interpreted as limiting the legislation
referred to to any particular session, or to
any single Congress. The committee hold
that the failure to act is not action, and that
some affirmative action either in adopting or
rejecting the report of the commission is
necessary in order to put an end to the imi-
tation referred to. If the President and the
Senate were to adopt and act upon differ
ent view of the question, and subsequently
the courts should pass upon the matter, end
less confusion might ensue, and much injus-
tice might be done to officers who received
their promotions under the mistaken inter
probation of the law. The committee hold
that the only safe and proper rule for the in
depreciation of any particular law is to
gather its meaning from the language rather
than from what may be said or thought of
the opinions of its trainers. The opinion of
the committee, therefore, is that no promo
tions above the rank Of captain can lawfully
be made until the restriction is repealed OF
the Burnside commission report is acted up
on by Congress.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
PERSONAL.

Hon. d. B. Strait, shakopee. visited the
sanity city yesterday.
Hon. Geo. E. Skinner, Faribault, was among
the visitors to st. Paul yesterday.
Capt. l. b. Moulton, La Crosse, an old time
steamboat man, ID registered 1t the Merchants.
Hon. w. P. Dunnington, register of the Rem
vile land office, is in the city. Mr.. Dunnine-
ton reports business very pushing in his office.
Capt. J. III. Evans, one of the staunch farm
Iers Of Ohio, arrived here this morning en- route
for Fargo, at which point he intends to open
up large farm.
s. c. Walker, Chas. NJ Hutchinson, Bis
marck; G. r. Brink, Red Wing; and A. D..
Thomas, Fargo, were among the arrivals at the
Merchants yesterday.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
TEN DOLLAR CERTIFICATES,

ZEN DOLLAk CEhT1FlCAIES.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-The secretary of the
treasury says it is useless to send telegrams to
the department for $40 certificates, as they
will be sent in due proportion to all the differ
ent offices authorized to sell them as soon as
they can be printed, and the supply will soon
reach $2,0000O0 daily.
KILLED A SOLDIER.
Capt Lawton, of the Fourth cavalry, yester-
day shot and killed soldier of the Twenty
second infantry for mutiny at San Antonio,
Texas.
FOUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the per cent. refunding GER
titicates since yesterdays report, $615,260.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIMBER TREspAssERs.
The House committee on public lands to- day
considered Herbert's bill relating to the public
lands of the United States, authorizing the
chairman to report it to the House with the
recommendation that it pass. The bill was
framed for the purpose of releasing parties i'm
prisoned for interfering with timber on public
lands.
THE PLEURO PNEUMONIA.
The House committee on agriculture, Covert,
MCGOWAN and Lefevre dissenting, agreed to
report for passage the bill of Representative
Hatch, which prohibits the transportation o +
cattle affected with contagious or infectious
diseases and especially the disease known as
pleuro pneumonia.
THE TOBACCO TAX.
The committee having in charge the bill re-
pealing the tax on tobacco in the hands of pro
ducers will report it to the House for passage
woRK1NGMEN AND GREEEBACKERs.
The adoption of the new constitution in Cal
ifornia was celebrated by the workingmcn and
Greenbackers in this city, tonight, by pro
cession and serenade to the Greenback mem:
bers of Congress. Congressman Wright Ford
March and Gillette responded with briei
speeches.
WANT TO GO BACK.
A delegation of Cheyenne Indians to-day
had an interview with the secretary of the in
terror and commissioner of Indian affairs with
view of procuring the consent of the govern
nent to their return from the Indian Territory
to their recent home. The will have another
interview with the same officials tomorrow.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
England.
LABOR TROUBLES.

NEW CAsTLE-oN-TYNE, May 15.-The differ
ences between masters and miners of the Dun
ham district have been referred to arbitration.
The strike of iron workers of London and
Belfast was a failure. Sixty cotton operatives
sailed to-day for Dundas, Ont, where mill is
being established.
The arbitration between the masters and
men of the Dunham coal mining district de
cided on reduction of 8sl per cent. on wages
Of underground, and 6a per cent. on surface
labor. The decision terminates the strike.
The coal pits will be prepared for starting work
Monday.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
Conley's Double Varieties.

Two shows with but single thought.
That's the way Pat Conley is managing the
business now. And the single thought is to
please his patrons with excellent ampsement at
both of his theatres-the Third Street Variety
and the Summer Garden on Wabashaw street.
Both opened to good houses last
night, and at each the audience gave evidence
of their satisfaction with the entertainment
provided. Mr.. Conley has retained the best
artists Miss Ida Vincent among the number,
of the Summer Garden company, and has made
. general interchange between his two theaters.
The strength and talent of both companies
will be increased next week by four lady per-
formers. These will be divided between the
two resorts. At each place Mr.. Conley intends
to maintain frst-class variety performance.
The double introduction last night was an inn
lmense success in every particular.
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
REMARKABLE ,BILLIARDs.

Schaffer Wins the Championship of the
World by an Average of Nearly 35O-Base
Rail-.
CHICAGO, May IA remarkable billiard
match was played tonight between Jacob
Schaefer and George F. Slosson. The game was
played at McCormick's Hall, for the three ball
of the world. 1000 points up,
and $500 aside, with the following result:
$50. 3O5; total 1000; average,
$685.. Slosson-14, 3, 81; total, "A; average
149s. Time, IS minutes. Schaefer's average
is unprecedented. The largest previous run
made was 464, which his second run exceeded
by 226 points fs@
Daily globe., 1879-05-16
RNSsl0.
INCENDIARY FIRES

Sr. PETERSBURG, May 15.-The conAagra,ions
in east Russian towns cause great distress.
Seventy arrests have been made in Orenburg
on charges of incendiarism. Four male and,
six female prisoners are undergoing court
martial at Kieff. The prisoners include two
noblemen, one Prussian subject and daughter
of the privy councillor. Among the other az
rests are a titled lady and Leading nihilist.
The streets OF kief near the court house will
be closed during the trial Another fire oc-
CURED at Irbit the 18th inst and one of the
poorer quarters were destroyed.