, 1881-11-30
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fl0lflC1 VI h4i0 ftAt4Gt A"o A'1s ''S' 49, 1
boom, and her stcanrcNttor anil gfg wero
washed overheard.
-Doytot,. one Of The first persons mr. |
rested under the Coercion net in ireland. WIS
released fro,u prison yesterday oil nccol,nt
Of ill-lIcn1th. 11e was Immediately coll
ycyeti to 4 hospital. Ktllcn, II barrister, atld
MI eGltt0r1nl writer for tic Dublin Irixlmd't,
WIS hrtestetl yestcrday. Now TINT tic Nit
tionallsts have obtained control Ut the Dub
lin City Council, they propoae to nominate
NatfsmalIsts for the position Of City 1llglt
Sheriff. 1t is probablo that Dwycr Gray OF
The T7rccmn,ta Journal will TO tho 1nan.
About zoo delegates from various pnrss
of tho United States arrived In this city YES
tcrdny 10 attend tho 1risll National Conso1'-
tion at Mccormick 1lntl. which opens ut
noon to.lay. Among thu more prominent
werc Gen. Colllns md Gen. Dol1ohlic. OF
Doston; Afnl. 1laggerty md ucn. Murphy of
Now YORK; Father Cronin, Of Dlfalo;
Father 11odnols, of Dixon, ILL.,: Father Fan~
ming, of Falrbury; tho ll0v. Dr. Belts, of st.
louis; Col. holland, of Louisville. 1t Is ex-
pectcd tint LOCO delegates will attend the
convention. Tho Key. Eugene Sheehy and
Mr.. I1ca!y. member OF Parliament. arrived
last evening. They will spenK ut Mccormick
Hall this evening.
--Kclfcr's chances for the SpeakerstIfp
are on tho wallc. THE Republican Congress-
men from his nwn State are rather luke
warm In his support, and 1t Is limited That
more than two hf them are hostile. kns-
sons chances continue to improve, while
1Ilscock Is barely nblu to keep his forces
tugettier for tile time hetng. Atcrherson, of
Pennsylvania, Is making strong CANVASS for
his old position at Cterk OF the House, alld.
fron present appearances, successful one.
ltat,lcy's ca,,.ltslnturo Is based Oil the two
facts that lle Is Southern Republican and
that he was the Republican caucus nominee
for Clerk last year, but Rafney is now
resident of Connecticut.
MFR. Adams, the Democratic Clerk of
the House of Representatives, las placed tho
name of Mr.. Cannon, Of Utah, Qll the roll Of
Delegates, Notwithstanding tint tho Governor
OF tho Territory, given the certificate ofelec-
tio,l to Campbell, md that tho Supreme Court
l,us sustained lis action. Or course Cannon,
who Is not citizen Of the United States, Is
pleased Mt t1,is action, and denounces
those who would prevent him from
linking his seat. Dit the acttpn Of. Clerk
1AuAlis IN NV he'h'' totE'eoe "'H '"'e ~
decide tile point, aHd 1t II not likely tint they
will decide In favor ot 4 person WHO Is not
citizen. and who is very generally supposed
to have supported violations of tho law VI tho
1and, nnd to have even Violated That law altn-
self. !. r..
--Comm{sslouer Raum in his annual re-
mort refers to the ottempt on the part OF GER
tain Chicago banks to sl,tr' the payment of
their legal raxcs Of, deposits md capital. III
of,o case It was found that the Government
hnd.,been kept ont Of a very large portion Of
money through. tic bankers Improper re-
Turns: In other cases. thoug!, tho amounts
involved were snail, errors had heen
made III rendering tic returns; while
/, was found that, in tile casa Of
certnin foreign bauks doing business
here, laree amounts OF taxes were due
m cnpital prou uRllt into the United Suites and
actuntly employed III the business OF bank-
inp. The result of the Investigation In Chi.
rn9o lc,l to Investigations III Now York, Boa