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More Arrests in Ireland,

ner, for his attack on Archbishop McCabe'
L ntal pastoral, and that Archbishop McCabe
has accepted the apology.
More Arrests in Ireland
James DAILY, proprietor of the Connaupht
Telegraph, was arrested early this morniuS at
Castelar,, County Mayo, under the Coercion
act. He will be conveyed to Galway and
thence to Dublin. The arrest caused consider
able excitement. :. 49,
DUBLIN, April 14.-Corcoran, the man ar
rested under the provisions of the Coercion
act at West Cork, is farmer. He is charg ed
with intimidation. man named Hefferman
has been arrested in Tralee under the same
act.
The Monetary Conference.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Paris Journal Off
cial contains notification that the Monetary
Conference will meet on the 18th inst.
The Beers.
The Standards correspondent at New
Castle, Natal, telegraphs as follows The Boer
Commander Joubert states that the Orange
Free State Volksraad will meet on the 10Th
inst, to receive the report OF the Triumvirate
upon all the recent negotia,tio OF with the
British. proclamation will then be issued
enjoning the Beers to abstain from all acts
and words calculated to embitter the relations
between the English and the Dutch.
Lord Beaconsf1e Id.
A bulletin at liz states that Lord Beacons-
field shows some gain of strength and power
to take nourishment
Beaconsfeld passed favorable day, regained
some strength
Doctors Quarreling Over Beaconsfeld.
DR.. Qnain has been called on to defend him.
self before the college of physicians for consult
ing with DR.. Kidd, who is an eclectic practition-
er. DIR. Quain explained that before seeing Lord
Beaconsfield he received a letter from Dr.
Kidd saying that he was not treating the case
hom9pathically, and that every direction and
prescription of DR.. Quain's should be faithful
ly carried out. From the letter of DR.. Kidd to
the medical journals, it appears that Sir VIM.
Jenner absolutely refused consultation prior
to the summoning of DR. Quain.
The Cars Assassins to be Hanged Fri
day.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 14.-All the Nihilists
except Hessy Helfmann who is enciente and
whose execution will be delayed until after her
confinement, will be hanged at O'Clock on
Friday morning.
Foreign Notes
The Vienna Official Gazette publishes the
Austro- Belgian extradition treaty. 1t contains
a provision that an attempt on the person of
the chief of a foreign State or against mem
Der of his family, involving assassination,
shall not be considered political offence or as
connected with such offence.
A Pesth despatch says five small streets and
ITO houses are flooded at Csongrad. At Siege
din the water is foot higher than at the time
of the great disaster last year.
A semi-otficial paragraph is published in
Paris. foreshadowing plan for an information
al commission for promptly installing Greece
in the territory ceded by Turkey.
The United States corvette Nipsic has gone
to Tunis.
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,ong Winter in Minnesota.
THE SENATORIAL DEADLOCK


Danger Of a Collision Between Malone
and His Antagonists.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Senator Malone
states that he will not ask to be paired with
any Democratic Senator in view of the com
ments made yesterday on his being paired for
few moments last week. The situation in
the Senate is somewhat threatened by Ma
homes health. The Virginia Senator is affect
ed with malarial chills and finds it difficult to
remain constantly at his post. Commenting
on the passage between himself and Ben Hill
yesterday, Gen. Malone declares with empha-
sis that these assaults upon his character from
the Democratic side must stop. Those who are
near o. Malone fear that before the exciting
session ends there may be personal difficulty
between himself and some of the Southern
Senators 1t is we'll known that Gen. Malone
would not decline a settlement of personal
difficulty in accordance with Southern notions.
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Suing a St. Louis Newspaper.

ST. LOUIS, April 14.-William G. Webb, a
banker, of Indianapolis, and Vice President
of the Helena branch of the Iron Mountain
Railroad, filed suit in the Circuit Court this
afternoon against the Republican, asking 50,-
600 damages for the publication in that paper
of special dispatch from Dallas in which he
was alleged to have been connected with or
implicated in certain land frauds perpetrated
in Texas. Mr.. Webb claims that the Governor
made, when it was clearly shown that the
charges contained in the qualification were ut
terly groundless.
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THE MOREY FORGERY.

O'Brien Gets Eight Years for Perjury.
New York, April 14-Assistant District
Attorney Bell, in the General Sessions Court,
to-day called to the bar James O'Brien, alias
Robert or 'Bob" Lindsay, who, during the
last political campaign, deposed that he knew
President James A. Garfield wrote what is
known as the "Morey Chinese letter." and
who subsequently confessed he had perjured
himself: He pleaded guilty. An indictment
for perjury was presented against him and
he was sentenced to eight years in the State
rriSon
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Andover Burglary Case.
LAWRENCE, April H-Judge Harmon to-day
held an inquest on the killing of the burglar
Foster, but no new facts were developed. The
verdict will exonerate farmer Wilson from all
blame. Luther Foster was arraigned for bur-
glary and in default of $1,000 jailed.
Flax Mill Burned In Andover,
Fire this forenoon originating in the third
story of the fax mill in Frye village, Andover,
destroyed the interior of the building with a
large amount of raw and manufactured
material. The building was owned by John
Smith and leased by the Dover Manufacturing
Company. Total loss $75 900; insured. Fifty
hands thrown out of employment.
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Reign of Terror in New Mexico.

DENVER, Col, April 1.-The Republican
has advlces from Durango that Ike Stockton
and gang who participated in the Lincoln
county New Mexico) troubles years ago, are
sending raiding parties toward Farmington,
Rio ARABIA, N. NJ, to steal cattle and kill
conveys. A few days ago they drove IS head
of cattle into Durango, where they butchered
and sold them. The latter town is in terri
BILE state of excitement. The citizens dare not
give an impartial statement of affairs for fear
of death. A Denver newspaper man who was
suspected of writing an account for the Dem
yer papers, was few days ago stopped on the
street at the point of a revolver by Stockton.
The authorities are unable to cope with the
outlaws
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WESTERN WEATHER.

Heavy Fall of Snow in the Dakota-Farm-
ing Prospects in the Northwest.
YANKToN, OAK, April 14.-F1fteen inches
OF snow has fallen since Saturday night and
has drifted. The railroads are blocked as ad-
ly as at any time during the winter. The
weather is bitter cold. The river has fallen
ten feet from the highest water mark, and the
channel is partially opened, but not enough to
admit steamboats, below here. AS all the rail-
roads are either blocked by snow or washed
out, we have no communication with the out
side world. There have been no mails since
February Goth, and fuel and food are running
out.
A Long Winter in Minnesota.
GRANITE FALLS Mimi, April 14.-The past
has been the longest winter ever known here
The snow during February was four feet deep
on level. At present there is over foot on
the prairie, but it is fast disappearing. Abund-
ant crops are looked for by the farmers.
Discouraging Outlook in Iowa.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, April 14-Farming pros
poets were never so discouraging at this sea-
son. The snow is from IS to SO inches deep in
northern Iowa and Nebraska and southern
Dakota The farmers cannot commence plow-
ing for some weeks yet and as cold weather
set IN SO early last fall very little was done to-
wards preparing the ground for the spring
sowing.
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ner, for his attack on Archbishop McCabe's
L ntal pastoral, and that Archbishop McCabe
has accepted the apology.
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A STRANGE DISEASE.

Chinese Laborers on the canada Pacific
Railway Rapidly Dying.
New YORK, April 14-Advices from British
Columbia state that the Chinese employed on
the Canada Pacific railway works are dying
rapidly from mysterious disease. 1t seizes
them in the feet, whence the swelling proceeds
rapidly upwards to the vitals, killing them in
Is minutes Over 100 have died and the dis
ease continues
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SPORTING.


Challenge from DR.. Carver.
LONDON, April 14.-Dr Carver, American
marksman, has challenged ten of the best
shots in Nottingham Club and the Gun Club
OF London to pigeon shooting match for $500,
the doctor shooting 1000 pigeons to his oppo-
nents 100 each
The Slosson-Schaefer Billiard Match.
NEW YORK, April 14-At the conclusion of
to-night's play in the billiard match the score
stood:-S chaefer, 5000; Slosson, 1858. Game
will be finished tomorrow night.
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Two Nashville Wives Eloping With Two
Soap Peddlers.

GALLATIN, Tenn, April 1.-two soap ped
dlers, j. Gardner and B. w. Adkins. who have
been canvassing this town for some time with
much financial success, at length posted off to
Nashville, promising to bring back their wives
or some other mems wives. Gardner came
back day before Yesterday with good looking
woman, whom he registered as his wife, land the
next morning Adkins put in an appearance
with another woman. That afternoon one JOS
eph Willard, a respectable citizen of Nash
vile, arrived here searching for his wife, and
soon afterward Fox Graves of the same place
arrived, on the trail of his missing spouse.
Meantime both couples had disappeared, and
at latest accounts the husbands are following
warm trail with shotguns.
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California Mining stocks.


(By Teeeraph)
CHICAGO. April -hogs-Receipts l 2 600 head
shipments A. 500 head steady and in fair demand;
common 70 choice mixed packing so 90: light
at 1896 10; choice heavy 6 2O66 SO,
Cattle-Receipts $500 head shipments $500 head:
strong and in good demand common to fair shipping
exports S596 20. ~
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head shipments 400 head;
fair local demand; common to medium 2bd5 Oh:
choice 3OGb GO S' ~:
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Searching in Vain for Tricbinae

CHICAGO, April 14.-An examination was
made on Wednesday by DR.. Patton, chemist of
the health department, of 400 hogs taken at
random in the packing houses at the stock
yards. The examination was carefully and ao-
curately made, twenty pieces being taken from
some OF the hogs, and yet not a single trace of
trichine was discovered. The department
however, recommended as absolute means OF
security against the parasites that all pork
should be cooked.
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Railroad Travel Resumed in Nebraska

Railroad Travel Resumed in Nebraska
OMAHA, April 13.-The Union Pacific Rail
road trains are running regularly to Council
Bluffs, all damages from the flood being re-
paired. The Burlington & Missouri Railroad
resumed trains out of Omaha this morning.
The Omaha Smelling Works were in full
operation today. The damage from the food
proves to be very slight.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Painful Accident.

PAINFUL ACC1dont.
BANGOR, April 14.-This afternoon most
painful accident happened on board a schooner.
The vessel was getting the hawser aboard
steam tug to tow down river when the line
caught Henry W., son of Capt. Eaton, break
ing his leg in frightful manner at the ankle.
The leg has not yet been amputated. The boy
is only 10 years old.
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Ex-Secretarv Sherman Approves Secre-
tary WINDOWS Plan.
New YORK, April 14.-Ex-Secretary Sher-
mansis reported as unqualifedly approving
Secretary WINDOWS financial course, and pre-
diets its success.
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Cadet Buck Acn11ittad

NEW YORK, April 14.-The jury returned
verdict of not guilty in the case of cadet Buck,
charged with the shooting of Thompson. Buck
received many congratulations.
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NEwiYoRK.

Shot His Child in the Cradle.
NEW YORK, April 14.-John Beck, a Ger
man milkman, while drunk this morning shot
and instantly killed his infant son lying in a
cradle. He claims the shooting was acciden-
tai. He was arrested.
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Street. Car strike in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 14.-Several street car
lines were prevented from working tonight by
employees because of delay of officers in answer
ing request for increased wages.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
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European Markets.

By Telegraph
LONDON, April 14.-Consols 100 11-16 Tor money
and account.
LONDON, April 14.-American securities-United
States bonds. 5s, 1O4A.
LIVERPOOL, April 14-12. BOP. M.-Cotton ma, ket
IN moderate inquiry and freely supplied; Middling
uplands at I'd; Orleans lid; sales 5000 bales;
speculation and export 900; futures dull.
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Adjournment Of the Connecticut Legis-
laturo,

lature.
HARTFORD, Conn, April lathe Connecti-
cut Legislature adjourned sine die to-day after
session of three months and one week. The
appropriations for educational and benevolent
institutions during the session have amounted
to $172,S0 There have also been appropria-
tions of $4,000 for the expenses of the militia
600 for permanent military camp ground at
Niantic, 5000 for fish propagation, $4,000 for
telegraphing standard time, &c., $4,000 for re-
ports, $500 for the State Agricultural Society
and various minor appropriations, the whole
amounting to about $22S,O00.
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Foreign Umuorfs.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Ontario-693
bars Ii bdls iron to j III Allen g. Co, horses and
ponies to David Mckay, dogs to Jas Douglass.
to order.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, April IA, by Rev. c. j. Clark Walter
b. Allen and Miss Josie L. Small, both of Portland
Gardner and Miss Julia L. Keen, both of Hallowen
In Gardiner. April 8, Jonn F. Watson and Miss
Lizzie 1. Grover.
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John Hasson, Philadelphia journalist, who
organized news agency of his own during the
war, died yesterday.
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Hail Storm in Arkansa

LITTLE Rock, April IA hail storm at
Fayetteville unroofed and blew down houses,
doing $4,000 damage. No lives lost
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Grain Marke

Grain Market.
PORTLAND April IA.
The following quotation. of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
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Verdict Against the Postmaster of Balti-
more.
BALTIMORE, April 14.-In the case of Miss
Mary A. Murray vs. Gen. Tyler, Postmaster of
this city, for $4,000 damages for alleged in
decent assault while the plaintiff was an en-
trial for week, the jury today awarded plain
tiff $1,000,
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THE INDIANS.
a Ute yyar Imminent,

DENVER, April A.-Col. Bradhead. nav
master OF the U: s. Army, who has just return
ed from White River agency, thinks Ute war
almost certain.
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EROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Fortress Monroe 14th, brig Addie Hale,
Wellander Matanzas.
Ar at New York 14th. brig Mary c Mariner, from
Tuspan:
Ar at Savannah 18th, sch Flora Rogers, Rogers,
Boothpay.
Ar ct Liverpool 18th. ship Enos Soule, Laurence
San francisco; Harvey Mills, Curling. do; Scream
or, Cousins, New Orleans. "
Cid at London 18th inst, barque Vesuvius, Call,
Philadelphia.
AR at Cardiff 13th ship g Blanchard, Antwerp.
Ar at Queenstown 18th inst. ship McNear, Taylor,
San Francisco; Cheesebrough. Dinsmore do.
Ar at Caibarien 9th inst, barque Archer, Mitchell
Buenos Ayres via Barbados
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Receipts Of Maine Central.

PORTLAND, April IS.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads. So cars miscellaneous mer
chandise
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Psrtinns DalS Wholesale Marked.
PORTLAND. April IA.
The following are Io-day's quotations OF Flour,
Grain, Provisions. &C.
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MEMOIR ANDA

Ship David Brown, Pendleton, at Boston from
Singapore, reports fine weather to Bermuda, and
strong westerly gales and heavy seas during which
lost and split sails.
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B. BARNES, JR.,

Stock Broker.
so EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND, ME.
Orders for Stocks and Bonds executed
in Portland. Boston, New York and 9th.
er markets.
Maine Mining Stocks Speciality.
I-WANTED.-Twin Lead, Young
Hecla, Douglass, FavOrite, Deer Isle,
EdgemOggin, GOuldsbOrO, Cherryfield
and other stocks.
Also European and North American
+. r. Stock and Bonds.
Portland, Me-, Jan. "a, 1881. jan25eodtf
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange, corner of Middle and Elk
change streets.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmesl to q
W. True Co.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

rOAhLAWIN EVfS1Ss
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Florence Leonard,
San Francisco, Dec A.
Mitchell, Trinidad.
, Cid at Caibarien LIST inst, barque Virginia, Cole,
New York.
Ar at Havana Sd inst, brig E Williams, Gould,
New YORK; 4th, r W Messer, Monroe, Cardiff; 9th,
John Bird Smith. Portland; 7th, barque Mary G
Reed. Carney, Philadelphia Elba, Powers, Port
land; 9Th, Havana, Rice, New York.
Ar at Matanzas I'd inst. schs Belle Hooper, Gikey,
Sagua M Bird, Merrill, Al avana; 4th Eagle Rock
Pensacola.
Sid Sd, brig Addie Hale Wellander, for Delaware
Breakwater; sch l. b Wing, Whitmore for Havana;
18th, brig Atlas. Gray. North of Hatteras.
AT at Cardenas 9th inst, schs Kensett, Guptill,
Philadelphia; Daisy Parkhurst, Hooper Havana;
TN, brig Ada White, White, from Boston; sch
EVA May McDuffie. Port Spain, (and cid for Matan
zasl; Geo K Hatch, Murphy, New York; Georgia,
Comm. Philadelphia Sadie Willcut, Watts, New
London; sth. Kate Wentworth, Cox, Boston.
Sid 4th, brig Josefa, Davis, New York: schs Can
ton, Henley. and Grace Bradley, Hopper, North of
Hatteras 7th, h Riley, Coffin, do.
Ar at Sagua 9th inst, sch Agnes Grace, Seavey
Port Spain. "
=, ~ Ar at Bermuda 7th inst, sch Annie Lee, Look,
New York.
CID at Nassau. MP. 9th inst, sch Cygnus, Steele,
Progresso.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
CUSTOM HOUSE, PORTLAND, MAINE,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, April IA, 1881
1 n accordance with Treasury Regulations under
the provisions of the Act of March End, 1881,
notice is hereby given that the name of the Schoon
er 'LIZZIE II. DAVIS IA 92-100 tons, of
this port, has been changed to ssARGO,o and
the hail port of said schooner is now New York.
LOT NJ. MORRILL,, Collector.
April 10, 1881. aprl5 sn At
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SAILING DAYS OF sTEAMsHIps.
N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY, April IA.
Arrived.
Steamship Texas, (Br) Prowse, Liverpool-mdse to
D Torrance & Co.
Steamship Ontario, OBJ Williams, LIVERPOOL
passengers and mdse to d Torrance & Co.
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Thompson, Boston for
Eastport and St John, NIB.
Steamer M Peirce, Oliver Bath.
Barqre Mercury, Br) Thomas, Alexandria, Egypt,
Sch Jessie, (Br) Sanford, New York.
Sch Sarah, Hamn Deer Isle.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay,
Sch Henry Clay. Bickford, Friendship for Boston,
Sch Albus. Hodgkins, Damariscotta for Boston.
Sch Lewis French. Newman. North BoOthbay
Sch Arrival, Farnham. Boothbay.
Sch Magnet, Eastman, Harpswell.
Cleared.
Barque Triton. (B1) Witt. Montevideo-W SCR
Mllikep.
Sch Congress, Willard New York-M P Emery.
Burnie & Co.
Sch Alaska, Hamilton, New York-Stark Mills
Sch joachim, French, Belfast-kensell g. Tabor.
Sch Exact, Lewis, North Boothbay-N Blake.
SHIPBUILDING-R Lewis g. Co, have got out the
model for splendid clipper barque of $50 tons to
be built back of Munjoy Hill or at East Dcerng,
during the present year. She to be placed in their
White Line of packets, and will be finished and fur
nished in the same fine style Of the other vessels
in their trade.
Manchester Haynes Wiscasset, has the frame
up for schr of lao feet in length SO # BEAM and
% # depth of hold. She is being built of the best
LIST: Capt j H Mason formerly of schr Albert Daily,
will command her. -
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FOREIGN.
The Condemned Nihilists to be
Hanged To-Day.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO LIBER
ATE THEM.
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Barque Esther, Benjamin, at Boston from Carde-
mas reports, March 5, in heavy gale, was thrown
and shifted cargo; lost anchor, flooded cabin and
destroyed charts and other property. One of the
crew died at Havana, one was left at the hospital
sick, and one deserted. Three men were shipped at
Havana, and proved worthless making it difficult in
working the vessel.
Sch Fannie Young from Barbados for Portland,
with molasses. put into Nassau. MP, Sd inst, leaky
and with loss OF sails in a gale Mich %,
St. Landry democrat., 1881-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

RENEWED excitement prevails in Dub
lin over the discovery in house on Braba.
zon street OF eight hand-grenades, two par.
GELS OF dynamite, twenty-six Enfield breecb.
loading rifles, six reyolvers, ), 900 rifle car
trldges, 500 revolver cartridges and twenty
eight pounds Of gunpowder, with a list q,
names OF officers belonging to some orpani.
cation. Two brothers named Wheelan and
man named Ryan were arrested. Tho
documents seized were OF an old date and
nad reference to Fenian organization Of
1867. The discovery is believed to be close.
ly connected with the Bradford affair for
which Tobin was arrested. Papers fond
at the time implicated number Of persons
on both sides of the channel. There is M
doubt the material is associated with tho
Fenians.
ANOTHER fearful mine disaster 90.
Cured at Lancashire, England, on the 10Th,
An explosion occurred about noon in the
Orrell pit, belonging to the Abraham Min.
ng Company, its effects extending to the
Ar'ey pit adjacent. Some 200 men were at
work in the Orrell mine, OF whom at least
orty were killed. OF those escaping manv
we're BADLY injured The men in the Arlev