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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27
KHEDyE KEIFER.
General Kennedy Making an Active
Campaign for Hiss


Campaign for His sSeat.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Speaker Keifer and
his friends, although outwardly pooh pooh
ING the canvass of General Kennedy for
Congressional honors, are considerably
worried over the situation in the Eighth
Ohio District The attempt made by the
strikers of Keifer to have it appear that
Ohio will humiliate herself if she repudi-
ates the Speaker is all twaddle. II Ohio re-
pudiates Keifer it will save the next
House of Representatives, should it be
Republican, trouble; for 1t can be
set down as certain that ne Will
never again be elected Speaker. Rooeson
will not be in the next Congress to set up
the pins for him, and now that the Ohio
deIeoation and others know how they were
used in the last race they will hardly play
the monkey to gather in the chestnnts Tor
an Ohio Speaker and then have all the
meat 90 TO Eastern fayorites. A canvass
now IN Keifer's behalf for Speaker would
raise a rebellion among the Ohio Repuoll-
cans in Congress. He went back on nearly
all of its prominent members Amos
Townsend, who should have been given
the Chairmanship of the Commerce Com
mittee, was relegsted to the small Commit
tee on Railroads and Canals. DR.. Upde-
GRAFT, who wanted the Agricultural Com
mittee Craftsmanship, was given Education
and Labor. The only two good Chairman
ships given Ohio was the head OF the
Patent Committee to Governor Young, and
the District OF Columbia Committee to Mr..
Neal, and both had hard work to induce
Keifer even to do this. Had the Speaker
stood by Ohio the Ohio Republicans in
Congress would not now be so apathetic as
10 whether he is nominated or not, and
there are those among them who would
dance a war dance if he failed for the NOM
inatiOn.
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NO QUORUM.
serxeaut-at-Arms Hooker Discouraged

serxeant-at-ArmsH Hooker Discouraged
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Sergeant-at-Arms
Hooker, of the House, made the admission
this morning that he could not possibly get
a quorum of Republicans here again this
session. Mr.. Hooker has declared all along
confidently that he could bring all the Re-
publicans necessary at any time to carry
on the will of the majority. His admission
of to-day is made after two weeks hunt
for the missing members. Hooker has re.
turned to the city utterly discouraged, and
SAYS: I'VE will have to give it up, there 8
no use trying to stay here any longer. II
should place every member under lock and
kew il would make no difference, they
would cOntrive some way to get out. A
member who has fences TO build IS bound
to be at il no matter what happens"
If the Republicans do not get quorum
together, there will not be much use in try
ing to continue the tariff debate in the
House. The internal revenue bill would
be at the tender mercies of the Democrats,
who would fix it up to suit themselves, or
defeat it altogether. With this cheerful
prospect staring the Republicans in the
face, it is more than probable that they
will decide to shut up shop and go home
by the last of this month.
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torney has taken him out Of the possibili.
ties, and Wisner and Haldeman seem TO b
the only available Republicans left. Some
of the Republicans in the western part OF
the district are in favor Of taking up Hon.
B. n Kitchen Of this county. Af. Kitchen
they claim, being Q Greenbacker and q
Granger, would bring to his support IN Of
these elements In the district Others,
while admitting this, claim that he could
not get near the Republican strength.
Some Of the more clear-headed leadera Of
the party, however, take different view
of it. They figure that the Dem0cratic ma
jority in the district is about 800 over the
Republican and Greenback vote combined.
In order to reap any advantage from dis
satisfaction in the Democratic party that
may grow out Of the Hoge-Lucas contest,
they claim that il is necessary to run an In.
dependent, liberal Democrat; one who,
with the united Republican and Greenback
vote can carry of enough Democrats to
over turn the 800 majority. They are frank
to admit that straight Republican would
have but little. il any show. They have
an idea, however, that II they can convince
my dear Hubble" that there is even 70.
mote chance of defeating the Democratic
nominee, he will 'ante up literally from
his corruption fund, gathered from assess-
ments on the army OF ofice-holders
throughout the country. At any rate 1t
win be something 70 have the fun Of dis
bursing some q thia monay -; - !,
the possibilities from every standpoint,
and my conclusion is that the hopes Of the
aspiring Republicans who think TO get into
Congress from this district will, like the
Dead Sea apples, turn to ashes on their
lips. :,
! notice that Charlestown correspond
emit of the REGISTER mentions Hon. f b.
Faulkner q probable dark horse In the
present contest. II circumstances should
arise to place him in the field he would
make an excellent candidate.
Col. w. A. Morgan, Of jefferson, 10 also
mentioned In one Of the Jefferson papers
as possible dark horse. The pot Ii be-
ginning to boil.
hear very little talk, any more, about Q
successor to Hon. H. G.. Davis. Ii is the
general opinion that he will succeed him.
self. although not q candidate. There Is
no doubt that he is more popular now than
at any time since his entry into politics. 1t
is said that the increasing demands OF his
private business on his time and attention
have induced him not to be a candidate.
This is probably so, but he could not we'll
refuse TO accept q call from the people to
continue in his present position, especially
as he can now be Of more service to his
State than ever before.
1t was supposed that there would be no
contest for the position OF State Senator
from this district-that Hon. John w.
Grantham would have clear field. Such
is not the fact. A new Richmond has
sprung up in the person OF Capt. Melvin,
OF Jefferson, who will contest for the
honors. The captain is one of the leading
men of Jefferson, and served his county q
term in the Legislature. At any rate, Mr..
Grantham is not to have walk over for the
nomination.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
General Gossip Gathered Up at the
National Capital.
Khediye Ksifefs Chances for Reelection
AQuoum Unobtalnabls-Ths Con- /,
sequence-Yorkng the Naval
Department for Assessment.
WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL POINTS.
Special Dispatch 10 TIE Register.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Re0fskeT.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The mail messen-
ger service between Warrington and New
Marsinsyille W. Va, viii be discontinued
on and after July S0th.
The wife and daughter of Senator Ben
Harrison, OF Indiana, are the guests of Mrs.
Senator Davis, at Deer Park, Maryland, and
will remain there until after Congress ad-
journs.
West Yirginians, in this city, say that all
indications point to the denomination Of
Judge Hoge for Congress in the Second
district, almost without opposition.
The first case Of malarisl fever this sea-
son at the White House is reported. The
maid to the daughter of President Arthur
is the victim
There are about two thousand applicants
for clerkships in the War Department,
while there are only about three hundred
appointments to be made.
All of the items in the river and harbor
appropriation bill for the improvement on
West Virginia rivers, have been concurred
in by the Conferences Committee.
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A FURIOUS RIDE.
Details OF an Accident In the Rocky
Mountains.

CHICAGO, July GA special from the
Denver Times gives the following details
of the accident which happened toa special
train containing Hon. William Armstrong,
the newly appointed United States Rail-
road Commissioner, and his party, on the
Gunnison extension of the South Park:
The train consisted of an engine and one
Pullman car, which was we'll filled with
the prominent railroad men and number
of ladies. Just this side of the Alpine
tunnel the engine broke, and the train
rushed down the steep grades and around
the sharp curves and precipltous
places at lightning speed The
brakes seemed powerless to stop the
speed. Mr.. Armstrong says the conductor
told them to Jump from the train. He
rushed TO the rear platform and was forced
TO lump by the pressure Of others behind
him, The engine was finally detached
from the car. Meanwhile several had
Jumped from the car. Mr.. Armstrong was
knocked senseless and badly bruised, but
no bones broken. James Garfield, his
nephew, had his right leg broken above the
ankle. He was taken to Colorado Springs
in a special car. DR.. Montgomery, United
States army surgeon from Fort Hays, alight::
ed on his head and was terribly bruised
about the face and breast. The ladies re-
tanned their self-possession better than the
men.
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KILLED b. Trails.

MAssEIELD, Pa. July 28.-A man BY the
name OF Jerry Miller, molder by. trade,
and who has been working at the Novelty
works, near this place, was run over By Q
train not far from the n. c. * c. coal
mines, near Idlewood, this morning at Eve
O'Clock. II is supposed his death was acci.
dental. The body was moved 70 the under.
taking establishment Of Steel Bros, and the
coroner notified.
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RIVERS AND HARBoRS.
West Yirrinia,s share.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 26-The river
and harbor bill, as amended, by the last
committee of conference and finally passed
By both Houses of Congress, appropriates
SiS,74O,S75. The bill contains the follow
ing items for West Virginia: Elk river,
sci, coo; Great Kanawha river, continuing
improvement and operation of works $2O,-
600; continuing on improvement of Little
Kanawha river, to complete lock and dam
as estimated for by engineers, $3l, 900;
GnYandotte river, $4,000.
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6 3ParsiMl..

BAvEtUrH, July 26.-The first perform.
snce Of Wagnet's new opera. "Parsifal, ;"
was given in the Wagner Theater to-day.
The neyelty of the stage appliances, the
beauty % the scenery, the enormous num-
Der Of ptrformers and the almost religious
inspiration ,of the music, charmed the
audience and aroused indescribable en-
thusiasrl. Wagner was called before the
curtain 1fter the second act and made a
fitting acknowledgement Tor the reception
of the parformance.
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The Watkins Case.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
TOLEDO, July 26.-The trial of Watkins
draws to close. To-day the cross-exami-
nation of the detective was finished, and
several WITNESSES testify that Watkins and
Jenny worthington lived here as man and
wife. The defense proved these witnesses
were women of easy virtue. The State
will rest tomorrow morning.
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for many years. Some of it has ripened
too much, and there If some rust, but these
are incidental, and not general defects.
Harvest will soon be under way all over the
State Nearly sall the grain is well headed.
OF corn there viii be about half crop.
The low lands have been too vet. Oats
Rye viii be good yield, but develops
slowly. Barley ditto. rs =
Northern Illinois presents no different
features from the other States.
Wheat in Dakota is magnificent crop.
Corn is developing rapidly, though gener-
ally backward. Oats very heavy.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Fro,n Pi,t.burr TO Bo.ton pirect.

From PittsburE 60 Boston Direct.
BosToN, July est is rumored in Bos-
ton that the Hoosac Tunnel and Western
has made quite liberal proposition to the
Rochester and Pittsburg, looking to a con-
solidation of the roads, the object being to
create q through route touching Boston,
Albany. Rochester, Buffalo and Pittsburg,
and having direct traffic between Buffalo
and Boston, and thereby avoiding the Van
derbilt lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27
The Fisheries Question.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-In the Senate to-
day, on motion of Lapham. the sub com
mittee of five from the Foreign Relations
Committee, was authorized to sit during
the recess for the purpose of investigating
the question of fish and fisheries. The bill
regulating the carriage of passenger by sea
was reported from the House.
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Oakland.

OAKLAND, Mp., July 26.-Arrivals at
Glades Hotel-J. W. Hall, Iowa;
P. 81. Sullivan, Wheeling, W. Va;
r. o. DonneIl, Wheeling, W. Va; Charles
w. Collins, Wheeling; w. l. Brown, New
York; Barton Jones, Baltimore, Nd
B. Fl. Brown, Clarksburg. w. Va; Mrs.
James Munroe. Miss Jennie Munroe, Mrs
l.. Myers, John Lurleigh. Baltimore; Mr..
Thompson, Mrs Thompson, Texas; George
B. Frye, Minneapolis.
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Yellow Fever and Smallpox Pests.

MArANoRAs, NIX, July IA govern
ment official named Gutierrez, who recent.
ly went to the capital, died on the train Of
the Vera Cruz railway of yellow fever. The
disease was contracted in Vera Cruz in the
few hours spent there. Yellow fever has
appeared at 0rizaba, and the smallpox is
killing off the people at oulican, the seat
of Linalya.
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ApotherYarn About Frank James.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, July 26.-A party
of rangers, while scouting near Ell Paso, got
hold Of note evidently written by Frank
James, who is supposed recently to have
left FL Paso county for San Francisco. The
note had been carried in some ones pocket
a long while, judging from color and wear,
and described q certain locality where
watches and iewelry had been deposited.
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UncA, n. n, July 3A-Nnt q ths tea.
ness portion Of cin1es ~ bus1sd ulie.
mHnlns Loo not yst knsvn. ~
DErior, NicH.. July 36-1hs Afe -
nieit, Ct 6pringuetl. . westssn sab1t -.
stfoyed sevsfSl stocsA dedliAes -
salooas. The aegrss,ts loss tsiaG o4seea.
with mall insurance..
:1hs Wssk - - Issss11ssy.
WooxsocxE1, Ri. July 4.-1hs ka1
and outbuildineu Of Wfliiam 4. Woo4O,
With contents, 1peiuding live steek, y00
burned b. On incsoAiasy lase siehI Le0
t6000.
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unraersl Hia VIC.

GRAsD RAYrps, July 2s.-A WORTHLESS,
drunken vagaboud, named John Goegtns
who has been an intimate OF the coputy
poor house, and has been In jail stvsfl
lines on various charges, killed his wife
this forenoon, st st. Marks hospital, BY
stabbiDg her with large pocket knife He
Is about IS years old. His wise Ii ten yesu
y0unOpf ~ .tF i-
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Ir~.anA Rseei.

CREssoxs sPxrsos, Pa !, July 28.-Ths
managers Of the Iron and Steel Association
yesterday adopted call for . gsnsral con.
vention Of all the iron ore producers ana
iron and steel manufacturers In the United
States 10 meet here on Septembef u 70
consider the duties On iron and stssl and
iron ore. and prepare repsrt for the tasih
commission
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1pecidI DlSpdtch % tk Re0LSIeT.
WASHINGTON. July CIV. n. Chsncel-
lor and wife, and Mrs. Fannie S. Burche,
are among the arrivals at the National
Hotel. to-day.
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-WHEELING W. va THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 81 1882.

days, md though the potato blight has ap-
pearedin badly drained ground, there is
splenzlid crop in most parts of the coun-
Hon. Francis fitzgerald, Q Baron Of the
ExcheQper of Irelsnd. finally resigned his
Office owing to objection to the duties i'm
posed 0n him under the repression bill.
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killed while stealing . Ride.

JEWELL, o., July 26.-Her,nsn Helmke,
who was stealing ride on q freight train,
fell from the cars near here, and was so
crushed and mangled that lie was killed
almost instantly. He lived In 0klhona-
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sneinnati consumed last year over
b. million dollars worth Of beer, or
III one hundred and forty millions OF
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j. plain that England must fight
ut, and all Islam, lift comes to that,
=, France does not want a finger
,,f Mo
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DIED NJ an.

EEwoosERsrovS, o.. July 2s.--Mr James
Anderson, one Of the oldest pioneers of
Tuscarswas county. died rather suddenly
at his home. three miles east Of here, at the
ripe old sge OF g..
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;, Hope Glenn, the cOntralto who
accompany Nilsson on her Ameri-
tour. is an Iowa girl, formerly OF
|. CITY. She has been abroad severa
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\ Fox, ofNew Orleans, is exceed
Satirical. Mr.. Low failed to
her as he agreed, and she now
Jim for breach Of promise, claim
hmages in the sum ofSl. Mr.. Low
feel so mean over this estimate of
pue as to regret not having mar
he girl
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OMAHA, NEE, July 26.-The members q
the Utah Commission will meet in this city
August 18th, and proceed IN body . thsif
field Of labor in Salt Lake City. Their hfyt
sus of the inhabitants Of ths TsEfitogy -.
cording TO their polyeamous standinG
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a three-cornered fight in Egypt.
hnd has two rivals, but like Jack
she has so managed things as to
lem into a triangular duel. Eng
fires into the Khedive, and the
'ive fires into Arab Bey, and
Bey fires into England.
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AMOS
loco
[opOrH~
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kbe war cloud in the East grows.
Il sooner America gets ready to feed
J world the better.
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ycongres.isnal Nomination.

RocAksrxs, MmS., July 26.-The Repub-
licans Of the first Congressional District
to-day nominated Milo White.
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A..th., A.eyse.. Cer1a.ai.

LoEDos, July 26-The Most Rev. Patrick
A. Feehany, Archbishop Of Chicago, VIII
be elected Cardinal at the next consistory.
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Opening OF the Exercises-Dr. Abbott's
Address.
Special Dispatch to The Register.

Special Dispatch to The Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 26.-As there
is but one mail day from Mountain Lake
Park. and the telegraph Office is accessible
only as : special favor, it will take both the
mail and The telegraph TO give youa full
report 6Sthe first days interesting eIer-
cises.
begin the report by telegraph and :!
will send you further detailed report OF
the after part of the days proceedings by
mail, but, if the train is late, your readers
will have 10 wait for the mail budget until
Friday's issue.
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bnong some queer deliverances put
i by the recent Free Church AS
blv of Scotland was one against
hniring the works of Nature on the
4ath day.
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PrrrsBURG, Pa. July 26.-The National
Tube Works company, of McKeesport, Pa,
hvye decided to start their mill with nom
union men in few days, and General
Manager Fsgler has gone to New York, and
when be returns will bring with him sut-
fcient hands to resume.
At Amalgamated headquarters there is
nothing new. Up to this evening 2l5 dale
gates had been furnished credentials for
the Chicago Convention.
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i the opinion of the Attorney-Gen-
that Congressman may be utilized
collecting blaekmail.
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ing a storm in Salina, Kan, an
was dragged through the town
Frightened team, scattering ice
every way. a reputable citizen
ping along saw the ice and wrote
paper that hailstones weighing
Prty to eighty pounds had fallen
the storm.
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Thrash your wheat while the sun
;ras-there's millions in it.
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kleen Victoria has saved up enough
teyen years to give the servants at
At-or Castle another ball. 1t is the
4 time since the marriage Of Princess
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ksdet Whitaker lectured at Balti-
re last night on the "Color Line at
/ National School" He that hath
I on
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There is speculation in the khediveS
He is for buying up the Bedoulns'
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be new prOphetof the Egyptians has
, strong point. He basis his inspir-
H. on the idea that the people shall
i pay any taxes.
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TEE great secret Of PEsuHA 70 thsf u &
ways comedies with The rs msSicsfrff
~afssa tHatare1
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THE NEWS.

The Doig Register acil be Haa'1ed to
1Jrr, ,S o,S of torn for sirtt:fee cents
r.ontb, address changed as ofts"
) desired.
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j the first Monday in August our
Aboring State of Kentucky will
fgo the throes of municipal and
! y elections. Half the population,
are at present candidates, are
b. themselves solid with the other
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ander H. Stephens has spent the
\ Atlanta, Ga, where he has just
fominated for Governor of the
His visit was a prolonged re-
Of old and new friends. He re-
his callers sitting in the familiar
Chair, talked with much anima-
% assured all inquirers that his
was quite as good rs it had been
Time in several wears
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colsv.r., M:cz. !sly ACH1
inghay, the coo6eeoo4 enee9g -
.s..f sssea go :. = - ~ : -
This \ Dc rssult = -
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NAIAnoRA, TEXAS, July 28.-A despsr1te
fight with bandits took plsos In eierfs D.
Majimila, Mexico, in which Manuel Gomsz
the chief, was killed.
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: FTbe Ohio Greenbackers are oooomg
] ssrenely in several Congressional
. .frirtS.
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Glorious corn weather, and the corn
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LABOR MATTERS.
Am epie, An Jersey city to This Time.

All Qniet In Jersey CITY % THIS Tfme.
New YORK, July 26.-Quiet reigns in Jer-
sey City among the striking freight hand
lers. At the various piers and depots the
police are on the alert for any sign OF
trouble or attempt to intimidate the work
men. At the local freight depot, on Grove
street, the outer line OF the railroad COM
pany's property, five policemen in charge
OF sergeant are stationed, as this is con-
sidered the point first liable TO attack.
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Ireland.

DUBLIN, July GA detective specially
chareed 10. investigate the Phoenix Park
murder, says he is disinclined to believe
OBrien's story. There is no doubt two Of
the men engaged in the murder did escape
abroad, but not to Venezuela, and neither
of those men is named o. Brien. Arrests IN
connection with the Seville place murder
are more likely TO throw light upon the
Phoenix Park tragedy.
DrBLrS, July 36.-The weather in Ireland
has Improved considerably the past few