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, 1880-01-08

not change the length Of the canal; II cannot
nsld TO the water-slipply without an increase
in The estimate; II cat'not by any means
fnnH tG 5e1aye # sa,ys1tases , hic @
ohjcct Of n survey? Certainly there Is not
the fatnt'st lUNe nf tl1nsc who nrc Informed
tltat conditions Will IT. foiinl materially diff
the assertion may b..
The Nicaragua route has in canalization
atxty-one. and. tlrec-quartcrs miles; the. re-
nali!ter Is either lake Or sDnck-water .t.ariga-
W"ier WI r : suppiy il tweniy ittnes % more thas M
coiil.l i,e ,isctl ii, lockngc; TIC summit level
OF the canal, to7 feet and Of the divide be-
tween tho OCEANS 40 ,fect, 'rlle cost Of tic
without m allowance for con,ingencies, was
miSsion aloo, ,o0o, 200. ' ~ '
Tile panalna route was carefully located
a. thc request Of tlte Con.niss!on, md Z
nbove the ocean, which will probably
require an Increase. Of four, nr Aye
feet, rs slls,wn by tl.u fioo'l Of last Nove,n-
Der. The c0st Uf tho last-naIncd route on q
s% Sea4s s's Ma for oFs F f tan s5cra!s g s %;t set
greater, and will, IN, fact, cost morc thni
double tn. execute the work. It, would
doubtless be Interesting to the public. and
aavantogconS to i'nve tllc two l..st.taans IL y,
tlie instrumental surveys i'll lln.nl tn arpr0x-
nlate the relative tost nf cxccNtiai,. 10 In
c!utle tlir Tefluantr},rc route would be IL ilI-
clll'le whnt y s!nlply impossible or execution
ty rrnsnIl nf t(M physical conditions nl,nvG
named. rhc object enlilh nut be tn hope t0
mike cAnal there, but simply to prevent its
*eXecutlnn elsewhere,
At tl,Es time there are in N|rarngma two
European t,arttrs who Nrr Asking Il nOllcus-
sion. III March last one WIZ nErueti llpHn to
N. Blanclrt, ntll ntty 1nrked ,ln, vote In tho
Senate tn confirm II. Tile problem then IL,
slsnft We place III obstacle III the w,y Uf MI
AnIrrtrAI company. and thus probably Gitn-
HE 1t to secure KtHht with the fttPl Of t1I1y
permitting tolls that wnl,'t ~ librrt]ly reln-
l!cratlve, Or s!'aIl WI 1'Ace these obstacles In
into tho !Iands Of Earppr, md aliuw tlient t.
Inuy very well say that W. are mt
roliWl!"' tn pass through, tic ca1al;
II Is simply optional whether We 20 TINT
way or via Cape lInrn. We cal,lult very well
prOWst: tn dictate what tirse tolls shall le.
ut itNst unless VIC do 50 iii advance Uf the
granting nT II concession BY NIrArnEll,, nfll
even then IL would seem somewhat prGten-
tiHus fl, view Of orr Inability to s,Ipport s,tl
Il sicllniMI, elthCr In reason Ur by material
fnrce.
nIay add that the Commission nptm!lltp,l
by the President IN lS7!, which sent In It's r..
IDrt III l67ti, lnltl nil Of tile inforlnntOn
Thought necessary respecting nil the regl0n
lnvotvrl,-tll Hliurt, the only two routes
wnrtl, looking ut arc l'at!ai!la md Sirnrng,'a,
md they nnly to establish tile relative up
prox'nntu cost Ut execution.
UASiEL AMMES,.
1ffbr. Admiral. H. n. N,
, 1880-01-08

ysrr ss ,sna ana " to ADr lso tlH nnnqs nm
Of tic lNstl treatment to which they were sub
lprtrtl rrnchcsl tho Donrtl ut Dtrcetnra ut tho
Penltenttnry ~ August, 1S1p. nnHf they stls.
ratrltc.f Mr.. 1.trstTM!,. superintendent Uf
the rcnitentlary, md f)r. Tr.2ya,t, surgeon
u TINT institution, tn investigate tliu uallcr.
rhese gentlemen went 10 Etlgctlell c.,lliity,
ts TErs Tho e",,trc'Srs . %Hre n w2r H. 9 3 t
Of tic ~, conylcts Ind tlLed. rho physician
tpl to attelal t};xo liz co'Iycts p ,ad rcsiset l'e-
ca'ise there ,was no ,lse Of pre.
scrlbTng medicines for mel WHO W,ero
compelled to lie Un the ground will. littln
straw under them, chained together III sl!ctl
q wny rs to make NIL cleanliness nut OF tbe
question. DIR. Trczcyant found tho poor
wretrhes wl!o were lying IN tlie cNrtier Of tho
i,lcfes,tre called "tlc Hospital" i'll nn I'lde-
scrlln|ble condition of 1lltli!ness, nlld no WIS
account of tho sicket,ing stencil. III lt tug
lle found elglltcGll men lying on tlo
lure gro,tfl, mast OF them ,S!,tlcrfllg from
"axlin,latl0tl. md tfropAy" There wer!' no
hfnrket9, atnl 1lO covering of my kind about
tliu place., Tllc sick men were literally rnte1
III with vGrmfn. Capt, CHllill. WHO llatl
Charge of tho c0nYlcts, WIS III tllg hhtHt nl
beating them with clubs when they Weru
chailIGit. Tl.e cDnyicts ut work ~! the Ge0r-
E!a side Of t,e riySr wers re"rte.i T. DC lgr
South Carolina sidn WIS nttrfbutetl entirely
io Tic IniIlll,lal, treatment to WHICH the pris
SoHtll Carollua, Tic lioino of ilte Buffers, mid
Of lien. Gary, hAtl n bntl nalle, alld these
revelations will 1nalkU II worse.
, 1880-01-08

Mrs. Dresscr'a Account Of tho Murder
OF lTor Sons-Tho "Noble,s Itctl

Mrs. Drcsscr's Account Of tho Murder
Of lTor Sons Tho "Noble,s Itcd
Men.
EuuE, pa., Jan. 4.-The wifo of DR.. Clarke,
Of this city, llns received letter from Mrs.
Sarah Dresser, her sister md tho mother OF
Frank and Harry Dresser, who wcro mir
.lcrcd with MI. Mceker by tho Utcs. The
pour brrcavcd mother writes most affect
Ink letter, dated Greeley, Colo, Dcc. 81,
md bitterly bewails the Inactivity Ut the
Government to ayel,gu tho massacre. She
denies tho assertions iMltle by certain East-
crl. papers TINT tho Utcs wero goa.letl to
b1ootislle.l by starvation and cruelty. "Es-
I,ccinIly do blame tho religious papers,"
says tho letter, "for trying to make these
'lnurtlcrots savases appear III tho light 0f
lnartyrs." Dir, Clarko l,nndetl tho letter to
your correspondent for publication. Tho
following aro a.ung Tho most interesting
extracts:
o my boys! my boysl Their cofllnlcss
graves are constantly before my eyes aud
Keen t,,o,n filled With tenrs, until / mn d.
most blind, o my tlarligs, to meet with
such cruel death, anu l, their mother, I'LL.
nblo to nyeugo their blood, which. cries aloud
to heaven for Vengeance, must s!t still ail
sre tlrsu lntlr.lGr0,ls brlltcs tc1l,p1rlzcu with
aiMl coaxel To- submit to tl'n lsIw.
! send you Josg,pl!!lns's picture M'ss i Meek.
murdered so!s. DID tel you III, my lust
letter how frank was f0liIttlp After he
actl from tic. nssasins ho lnust l,nye hid,
md, nll wounded as ho Was, he-bnt oh. my
l,enrt. All tlIo papors | hl!ye seen froln thu
wnA found ii. tlie coal-lIllie, II wus FraAk,
who l'l.! on Idarry's cunt, contaiinlng = .!ls-
Frnnk hnI n h1int]rGi dnilnrA ulu,ft him
, 1880-01-08
EDISON'S REPLY,
Why Tie Will Not Accept Snxvyer,s
CAhllenE9-Elcctrfcl and Cats,

Why Tie Will Not Accept Sa1vyer,n
ChhllenEe-Elcctr1ciay and Cats.
NEW YoRK, jan. TAT A. II. A1ulbcr's
auction salo today tho following Gus stocks
were sold, par value being 100: Fifteen
si,ares metropolitan Gas,tght Company at
1leA per share; Inst previous sale, 1ls {Oct.
II, 1870). Sixteen Bhares New York Gus
ight Company, 751z; lust previous sale, IS
tDcc. ls).
Nesu Iork san, Jan.f
Mr.. Edison laughed heartily Inst evening
over Mr.. Sawyer's cl,alienge to him published
iii the St7t Of yesterday.
"And 80 l,o doesn't believe can rll,, ono
Of my lights three successive hours "' yaltt
lc, good Maturelly. ''Why, of the thousands
OF people who haye, within the lust few Inys,
visited my laboratory, !llany hayo reluni,tetl
slx and scvcn hours. don't believe
they would offer such chullcnge. The fact
Il, | haven't time to bother with Arr. Sawyer
or his challenges. l NH always ready 10 ex-
plain matters c9nIectetl with my light to ally
mostly to mo llcs Il. the fact tllat refused to
have Nny business transactions with lin,
Tie Wurttclnnnn principle / discovered ana
sxpef,mGlttfd pei, y, Ioii l.early two years NO.
did not take the trouble 10 patent It. FIds Ii
Is constructed.
''solnp tInle ago Sawyer wrote ,ne n note,
which still lave. # wus cUacheti ii
Language something like tllis: Let bygones
10 bygolcs.. Take nlu In with you oil your
light. l will lcet ynll .nt tic Astor HOUSE
tllls cyeninE nt y o'ciuek to tnlk II OYER
We'll. lWF0to him a ,lOto politely declining
TO lnett h!m or to take lin into pnrt,lgrxl,jp
He knoWs TINT l won't accept my Ut his
absurd challenges. The opl0rtunfty to d.
tain frce advertisements fur Ills ln,np, how
ever, he cann0t help ayailLlig liiInself uf,U
Ali, John Bright, Jr.. tlIo son Ut John
+ Bright, tlie grent Englislilnnn, aDe1,t ysster-
day evening III 3leMlo l'ark Investigating lilo
electric iiglty a1,d tt,u dynamo ,naci,lncs atll
generators. Tic wna accompanied by Mfr, Ii.
n. Bentley, President of tlIg Pl.ilatlclptiN
been ,nakfMg tour Of tho country .f0r some
ton factory In Aachaalc, England, III which
well ,wns 10 pleased With hi. Eilsoli's iiiights
TINT he elltcrtains tho project Ut Illuminating
Ills mills with them.
One Of ME. Etl[son's friends told IN anus
lng Htory last evening, about an early uxIMrl-
nlent o1 thn inventors with electricity. Etll-
sou, ~ sald, having seon the aparkH fly In
stf0kln4 cats back, procured q lNrKU cut
anu placed 1t III the circuit using one Ut its
!9re hTu one Of lta hind paws III electrodes.
14eN he tried to start mn induced current by
rubbing tho cat's back brEskly. It w,!a en-
nrsly successful, and Edison, Ills friend said,
aull beata Oh Ills hallls tho marks that ~
balkeu from using tho cut a. MI lnluctor.
, 1880-01-08
CASUALTIES.



DETROIT, Alell., Jan. IA tcrribla nccl-
tlr,lt occurred this afternoon Mt the saw-tlll
of II. N. dwight Il TO-, Of t''ts city, Wien
I'LL ru,pluyc nunied Jury Holland, aged II,
was killed willie ut work with blizz-a0w.
1t appears that his l,and caught betweeti tic
saw aud tllo table ns lle wus III tlic act Of
testing tho heat of the suw with his right
1a,ltl, which Is frequently .lone. liz lust l,ls
lialnmce, and, IN trying to save ''l'uself,
threw his left hnnd upon tho H,lw, se,ering
lie fnrcilngpr frolM that I!nns!. III drawing
back from this lsi,lcl,Ille Holland stumbled
a,.d fell forward on the table directly OIL tfle
snw, alld wns cut IN twain, Subsequent ex-
animation shaved TINT tin teeth Of the .s,lw
tuStuut,
, 1880-01-08
THE MICHIGAN FLOOD,

BRtEd1 D993EttH 10 THa tHttds6 7fT1RH8.
GnAsn RAPIDS, Me,,, Jun. 1.-The flood
in ttle river here begaM 10 TO down t,,tlay,
mud, as the bridges hrro are safu yet, tlAl no
further ,!anuge l.as bean aone, a,!r citizens
Oyrr Grallt River, ut Inil!u.t, u tUzul, miles
bclnw here, Illus fjenn carried awAy, and tho
balallco IL ill'!unger.
, 1880-01-08

gE*ttdi Dspateh 10 IAs Chicago 7stbuHa
OTTAWA, ILL.,, jim. 7,-Juslga Z. II. Gil
l.nl,, Ut ILLS city, and Mrs. Margaret II.
lsruall, q wealthy widow of tl!o Town OF
Wal1nce, wcsa married ut the residence ut
tic bride by tho ltuv. +. u. Nasli, nf ClIrIst
tEpIscopal) Church, ut 10 o'el0uk tlls ilGrll,,
ing. l'llo Judgt u il lnnn Uf pr.,mtntlct', lull
WIS at one t!uN l'r0iatD jlldKu nf tlis county.
, 1880-01-08
THE TURF,

AUGUSTA, Co., Jun. 7.-At tho races to-day
tho mills anil ll,.lf uNBh WIS wOl, by llountl
Dauce, Lucky Hit sccontl. Tfnu, 3:44A.
belle Ut Rock Hill was .llstanccd.
The tWo-nllle dash over eight hurdles WIS
won by Jiul Fay; tho rest nut ut tho race.
,rInc, i:la}<.. DAlgasIull and Picnic fill,
severely brulstnE ulUir riders.
, 1880-01-08

CINCINNATI, jan. 7.-ClInrlcs Rowland, n
higlIly-respertctl citizen Of Greenup County,
Kent,rky, shot md killed his brothcr-ln-
lnw, Alfred N. Roberts, Inst night. lsnlcrts
was coming over to IIow1nnl's, when. thu
lntter, l,ts!ring lin, supposed lie was bur-
receiving Il reply promptly lIo fired. He Is
overwhelmed With grief.
, 1880-01-08

gp<etal D1pateh to The Ghtsaeo Tribune.
DEcAru,t ILL.,, Jan. 7.--'Ilu funoral 0i
Mlcl,ae, Iinckett. agctl 100 yeArs, tunk pl!co
Mt tho Catholic Church In tta city yesterday
aft.rnuUl. llo waA born tll. ireland, a,ltl in
curly llfe WIS u Kallor. Onlyn fuw ll9l!tl.a
AHD llu WllY seen utI Gur HlrNtd, stlH Ill llAln,
seemingly styU,ig mud healthy
, 1880-01-08
DROWNED.

Special Dfspateh ia Tic Chicago Tribune.
Forr WAYNE, Intt., Jntl. 7.-William Knf-
liz, Geru'atl, 10 yeals Oil, fell into the'St.
JOe River to-day md WIS drowned. ills
lMly has not yet leell recovered. liz Aas
relatives III Philadelphia.
, 1880-01-08
FIRES.
AT WILMINGTON. DEL.

AT WILMINGTON, DEL.
WlI.A1N0roS, Del, Jan. 7.-Two largo
tIonr-nIills of 1'cnnyracker & Co. burned Inst
Night I.nss OIL tho buildings and stock essE-
nin,ei nj SIC, 600; i1snrnnco probably STU, 900.
WlLMlSaToS, l}et., Jun. 1.-THE loss by
y Go. last hight is sioo,O0o; insurance, 81,
MD. :.
, 1880-01-08

;LEVATED-RAILWA ACCfD1.ST.
New Yonx, Jun. 1.-Two trlEus OIL tho
Elevated KUatt caltle Into collision to-lny ut
Ninth avenue alltl Sixteenth street. Tho ell-
gines and ono chr were smashed! No pns-
setlgers or trnll,-tln1nls hurt. Tile gllArais
prevented tho cars frum tllmbllng into tho
street,
, 1880-01-08

AT PLEASANT LAKE, IND.
Sptel.l I1isnaieh to 1ht Chteapo Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE. Ind, Jan. 7.-lsamsbury
Bros' saw-luill, Mt Pleasant Luke, WIS de-
stroyrtt by fire to-tlay with lnrgo lot of lunl-
Der. Loss $1,000; Ito Insurance..
, 1880-01-08
CHICAGO.

v CIIICNNiT. 4,
Tic alarm from box :HS ut 1 10 yesterday
after''soon was ca.se'! by fire III Tho two
story frame building, No. 2iD West Randolph
street, uwnctt BY DR.. Ahralams, md ucenplni
ns a residence BY A. Porter. Damage, so.
Cause, I'LL Ovcrllcntel ofl-stoyc.
, 1880-01-08
uttifAfRI4E-lEff:G1NG.

Louis Miller sttn,tl up bcfure Justice Walsh
yesterday tl!nrEetl With ynErnncy, O!ltpr
1llngrusy stt,s,d up bcSttto Him md awt'ru that
Louis Wis Il "fnkfr," aud TINT llp had Ell
.!cavnrtd tn swlndlc him otlt Of tlnl'ar II, u
West Lake street hrer-saluon. Tllereupnlt
Ia,,lis produced three hn!yrs Ut common
walnut shells, neatly carved and slHpUthed,
nlul IL little rubber ball. With tlscsu lIp pru-
cpetltd IL give thiu,hle-rig entertainment
wh!rll grcntly unused tho J1'stleo a'!tl his
"W1ly, used 10 do that myself when II
huy," snftl the .)nstirr.
"loiI yul! find many suckers?' Qnorlctl
II ,'t was,,'t yagru,,cy III tl!em .lays, WINS II,
.ru.gn?' exclaimed The .prlsoner. Su In
deed II wasn't, else your Hanor would ,Il,yrr
i,uye learned i. Hut s'1y. Judge, II yol,
tltHk yourself up 4 tle s.,I!ie I'll 60 YOU 4
"TLis i i moral city," sail the .Justtce, IN
tllgnItlel ta,.r. "Saln,,s el0sa ut midnight,
md EantbflnE IL suppressed ut te request ~
tue cI!rf n,aglstrtse. emit 20 you. tiI,!l
hatnllpi ID tlIa clerk viii sccfe your Intrioll."
"lint, ynltr lfonnF," r1cMlel thu prisoner
"l--t.nve-.,!l'1-,nn!'ey. Hut say, III lust ~
ynu anu wttl! ti,e shells y see whether l'ay
r,% .F not En 10y !ie* t'' stFko s'' s I'LL
lhis WIS tou ii,sci,. .rhc tlrst part WIS
irnwll out fur tliB ,tntertninn!GRt Ut tho
.lAsilsn himself, hut tlls proposition tnrilusl
M;r M ws imrrls, Fir of tlrim~ n tj!o cxci'nrt s III.
mil liz tjIimhlrs ind Himself Hustled dit tG
tI,o Tic iiolse Of CorrSctton. ''''>' WY -
,,,,,,u,,,7,.
nohhEh1Es: .,,
The l0t.so 01 Mr. U. IL. Cnrter, No. 3l4
West Jackson street. was Visited By n
irt, lie ,,ttln ri, h"nr, " nn,s,. ~, thc ro"r
NY. its s'u , s" ,.sn'" ,. a.su .,,. 1.a ~ 'ou.
NJ tlle llazzt, anu saw ~ hlaek a'sl1lS silose
ltp the wtnstow and co'ne III, ant ln1ll
, 1880-01-08

FirclIlsURs, Mass, JaI,. 7.-Iwenty-two
ears OF 4 freight train got loose this morning
ut Athol, ran back Oh tho down-grntlc, crasl,-
inE intD al extra freight train, the engine
ntNu six cars of which wera badly wrecked.
Two lllGn were injured.
, 1880-01-08
CLEOpATRA'S NEEDLE.
Some Mysteries Of Ancient Engi-
neering.--Lowering the
Shaft.
Russian Courtesies and Alexan-
drine Hostility.

A1ExANu1,IA, Egypt, Dec, la,-Clvo,,atro's
Nn.,li., l,aa nj int Irrn snfrlv ro,,nvn1 fro,,,
.oaJ 49, ., ~. ,,t'a las .'n,,,.', - ~ u
years. This pedestal is of the same kind Of
grant ns tho obelfsk itself, n,ul rnust have
luc,r brought from tic u,larry Mt Sycl,c, near
tte first c,,turnct OF the Nllc. it il rcn,arkn-
biz that the existence Of this le,lcstal, meas.
lr'ng lIiHe feet llBll nntl Blk lcct squire htid
Weighing furty-tlireo TONS, WIS unknown
nr,.yious tn the present exr,,ynt,ons. trbc
obeisk was formally crIe,I to Com.
tlle uoycr1lor OF Alcxamlrla on Oct. q.
l,y the 10tl, uf November The curih WIS r.
,noved 70 SONG twenty feet below the present
Level OF t''e soI'' ana 'ec nasc "i The oh'l'sk
and the large pedestal resting OIL three
marble slabs wcre male ylsibI.. The tntsu
of !, tho Needle Is rounded ,s ny axs. II or!sn.
alm'tt tl1ree feet long ny ono Wide. One of
these crabs WIS ulIttcr cacll corner, firmly
fixed to both o1elisk and pedestal BY two
1t ~ ,a".,t,, n,. ~ I,s,, ,r '' ,''a. usst
fut ~ - w., ueaH H. "as,
lg Gsnhicf'tn!y Il ,4oh frt ,,I it" IL y. nek ot tE.e
@ o6eilsk. ' Tie otsr u9, 'Isrs"iinss @ S ~ Dr. t,e
,ttc.y 't"i, i, NV =, H., M;I' II iIle's
liito sinl'!nr nus: II, tle !et,eSsIl; iWt!l ol
t'eso 0't's "ele "t"'', H""''e'' Will le'sl'
HUMAN su'SHE''Nu*
dinW tne it ,, w. fHafrf e. ,h e'cr Kot tlo
mcl c1t"1 ica 1o 1hs 'G I'LL s mrs u, M ae hisk u y g.:
ctaos en! httaetic'a nr,nsG i1 "l.mti M tno oDe
isKi agi, t IL ~ @ vWnM.s n.t3s p"Hxg @ fly the M
.ier naIs "efe cteF HieM % Mta hon.eltu iniu
t;Srsii'sr's 90 2aakee iors'aaT iri,n1ESd,. II sTIla
f.lls,s thnt t,,a,,a siol s up sfis r. ,sis kiner
rni.lntea taey'Md M isxea y 10 stny.', ,r, oi these
, 1880-01-08

NEW IuI.ls, jan. lily the explosion of n
kerosene lnlll. curly this morning, Virginia
Clark, n coIorett servant Mt 40 East Fifteenth
street, was futa!ly b,lrlled, n1id Mnrguret
Burns probably.
, 1880-01-08
LOCAL CRIME.


Tho case ct u. NJ. lIacknnll, Assistant Sll-
perinte,nlant Of the Boston Stnre, WIN WIS
charged by Mrs. Mary T.. Dudley, Il Indy cus-
toner, with assault md battery, WIS trie.l
before Justice N1ntsOn yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Dudley testified Tint Oh the afternoon ut
Dec. p SHE had visited the Boston Store for
the purpose of making n few purchases. She
1luh been accompanied by another Indy,
and, As they were preparing 10 leave
the store, she Ind been stopped by
clDscly-ycltlt female who had accuscd
her Of Stealing handkerchief. Iacknall,
the defendant, Ind been called up, unt Sn
alleged TINT lIe lnt r,ttely pushed her down.
stairs, a1nl Hd cnllsll her to t,e arrested, nf
Ter which lie llatl asked her how lluc!. she
wusllu give him If lie wonl.l let ller go. She
lin'l refused tn give htm Nlly.hlnE. and she
WIS finally allowe.l tn leave the place. She
feartes!y lcl1le.t having tnken my yg"'Is. Her
lar hy her lmly friend. Fer the defense.
cd tlr; la'ly, alnl claimed that stolen goods
the E'nsls. Mr.. .Carbrry. ono 0f the -four
walkers, WIS called. III became, very much
mixed up fl Ills testimony, n!l ,falletl 10
prUyG a1.y. facts. Miss MHrinrty, tho yn'tl1g
whn hal afterwards senrclletl ltr. tOnk tho
stAml. She Informed tho cnurt tint 0M thu
lay0f tle occurrences sue l'a'l worn 7 plnitl
ulstcr md blue veil. Sly swora M';itiyely
that sn. lad stem Mrs. Dudley steal Il lucH
handkerchief, md l!n.l subsequently fund It
IN I!crr person. THO fouslE, lady WIS quite
..fr..sh, an4 was called tunrtler several tnlcs
by ilM. Justice. Several us her statements
wcrr dlr,a't contradictions Ut those made by
The nther witnesses. Several ntller attaches
of tho stort were called, hut only made. IL
greater lnltl,lle thu testimony for tlle d.
iitll TINT tho latly llal been ErLevnusly
wrnsigetl, aud satA tint e did mt pnt much
fnftl, III the testimony offered by thu ,lcftnSr,
lie linrd llnrklmnr S95 a!ul costs, md Ill ul,-
Deal wns Immediately tnkun.
, 1880-01-08

Me'c G''eesNs'n'' ..S ,,.'' VIZ" e'I'''.tt ~
tAo 4iol'. Jo!il L. 1'eV''h' , nh!ohg tmose
present were slayor Coopef' Wh4lam lN!,h':
we ,fev. fatalcr uri!Hh, aila otncIs. Gnrn'na1
~ nv wv r,grst @ n mnt iin,, .e + r. H.
trnss,tt owinr 10 i, lruyit,Is enlightenment, hit
iyas represented by Ills Secretary, tho ltey.
Fatlior Farrclly.
r,,7-.
~ t.4euU. t,,,
a "cet'''s VI .i'o eon'nl.luo vi hllahEe-
nsn'' ~ NV w .,o' ~
nel;! n. tne ESposliloh l,!lll!l'ls OIL tlle M atl!
mok p'"ea yeSlsluay M1vct,nM''' , 4A'' '"u'l
nofsst'l was choseh c''n!r';i!h. i. r., h'nohg
.,'obc ptHse'it wgie Meaa' a. l' =. ne"nc. 1us-
ttco Sc,'ly. Iast'cc Aloffisoll, Art'lnr Dixofl,
w. j. 1scntl, John W. EnrlglIt, Dennis OC Con-
tler, At!cl.ael Keeley, MIL james Sullivan.
A den,tatlon fro,u TIC NOnparct] Musical
nlltlco md volunteered their services i'll nil
nc The suffering Irish. Thu .lcp,ttutitn were
referred to tic t;u,,rral Committee, Which
WI ~. 'rG. 1,;so ".l o"sui''s neA.' H., CD, t,o
AT. l'lsol', ns lheinoer o1 !lle SnitIolh-
mittee appoihted to wilt upon ulo Fsxposl-
tion building Directors and tic Gus Cn,ll-
un,ly, rrporte,l tho Willingness Of tho Expost-
v'. t ~ .,.~' ror H.,
",.t.''' tr,.'' ~.,,i,,, III ,a,,9., ,,,s',,
] tho f:ns conmn,v % 'rh" nr.silnn, @ " r,,',,l % INK
Ie '''' Go','p"ns' 1Ho i'es'ue'' enn''' ~
l'o see'' but fro,n conversation l'ell VIII. ~,
onu of tho chiefs Of tho tns Company, tile
was lie report. aiut Afr. Dixon asked f0r
further time which wns granted.
1t was rlnvetl, a'l!i the motion prevailed,
. wv ,,'t M % ~" n,i,., ~ liz ',,.. W.
~ ~ ,"in ILL.,, o"v W. .o stck " ''o .t'
Co'' heh'' was hppol1'tea committee VI one
4f NIL T,t1
'''S ,m'.i"" n ,v", ,,ossoa ,,troo,,ro Inn cooro-
& .T ~ 49," a.ta, "aa ,',.tIaI W.r, s"u ,e s.',-
hlS " vi, ,hec,lils' 'lts'.Ge +l"lils"'', ~ "Sh
evening Of tic Wtl,
Mr.. EnrIght brought TIP the question Of
clargng ,lii admission fcu ut tho meeting.
mn. il seemed to work III d yury satisfactory
Why. ~ ."'"'-".
Air. Stone said he. was opposed to fixing II
] 'inrked tiint TIC scl,enle In New York had
tendance ut the Nla.isoll SqunTo (!urt,cil
l,ld been much smaller than Mt first report
cd. lilo WIS nut III favor Of making Iarnr!l
er s%1 ~ lis M isa ars''si an tat IT % !" ye en s ars
e sy,ir,T5y ,t | % nF rrrE So,rrI1wrsr ~ ~
f,r ,,,a ,,n,,,L,, ,g Er,n t,n,, r,,n +i, rtu, of
iu.vinp s,ul,ii one. whlc, tI1ey wa.Il,i i" 6y
, n' ',i,..it.., uu, "e' 'A''s "' u" ~
c'i H., s,, y, ,,t,o,, NJ c,,,, s,, that
n! tHsy r. sn Ill.,. ~ M ;5a ,,,t sn, ,,.,,.. LINZ
mr1 vt'% n, 'iun t a,',,, cnict Hi nt y"e,
s~ H. rors,t, ,rooooto, t,,ot eo,no nm In
,,,aa y +, ,ens,, NV ,3,r, pv .I ~
~ l HI ti 1is ~ ms @ ;,,tn
n.a'ie aN tne iartner @ e"sisraioh ni w s!!is
ii.pn,''''t taueSilo'' WIS Poslpo''e'' "''''' o"e'
uti%S' 'ri,Ss for,,,oo,,f,, ,ueo,,,o ro,norlod Mr.
1Me u,rtHtGu1,1E Se.tl.., ssln.hum ~, a'! anii
a,s M NJ f t n1,s ~ so S lfet ~ o. G nf
this fnct MI. St0lln ,lwclt lll,on tIo udyisa-
billy Ut appointing /, committee to confer
with tho rtlroanH Tor reduction Of rates
lpni t!o WY u Wy s}eel'nE u, ~ ~ HoAcHIh1t.l
, 1880-01-08

NIUre Serious talnIi Murder.
EtunIIt,s II $11 ln,tsu ctst II CNlur7,,lp Iahn his
ltrc although hD ha hecrl tried and acquitted
ilyt, different times FOR H,lrtlpr.
, 1880-01-08

Tho lower inv Ut u human beln9. s.lE4 to havo
d, % III 6anks W u LUX crsoE, Ia Arse..a. 9rf rhs
jaw .11yDt lla more than slx teeth, au fF0m ltf
CONFORMATION tho lkHs1s4oE must hafn 8ubs!stc4
wholly w fruits sud KrlSs,
, 1880-01-08
ermucnt? Are they not n,akfl,gan "inQuiry"

into the massacre?
Ny poor hoy carved his name Mpnn the
spot wlicrU he lay dying. VIII not that hand
writing tll,n tllG wntJ nppcnr to condemn
sumo 1ile lit the Rrent hereafter?
, 1880-01-08

Shortly utter s,,!lsrt anotiinr attempt WIS
nude. A tllInl tlMlu tlia l..lsslnM MIl.Etly
ulnrtl "lInul away!', 4 g0ou pull, IL slrn'IK
pull, pill :nll .t0Rrtller. A aiIarlt rlttlInX
arouutl tho inp III ilenhelisk w,l4 pulled sDl.ls
lhruu fuet lower iawl.. tho Needle. This
tjtictlon WIS ~ great that q shower Vt sparks
llke y M!n!aturr, roSkct shot far up abavy tlIs
md tho obellsk did not i4eyo. il quarter u
IN Inch, but tuost Of the Arabs present
took to their lieels, crying uilt TINT tile
devil was Inside Of tho obDllsk aud WIS c0ll-
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