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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01
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CLEVELAND, O., May 31.-President
Chissolm states that the Cleveland Roll
ing Mill company would be represented
in such conference as the Chicago
amalgamation association committee
PROPOSES. He says the company's stu
alton is, the works are shut down for re-
pairs. Contracts are all placed else
where, or cancelled. More work will
be resumed when the mills are ready,
and no union men win be hired.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

unfair, foolish and harmful tn the whole
community, IN which you thought you
would make big point against the
postmaster. You never even tried TO
get any of the facts in the case. You
don't want facts; you only want one
side, and you are willing TO take up
with any lie 10 suit your side of the
case. You have not had the manhood
TO tell single truth about this whole
postolIicc matter, that we now reInom-
L..
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

A prominent railroad official was
heard to say the other day that the start
ing of the Emporia Republican by the
railroad authorities was . very serious
mistake. Don't begin TO "squeal" al
ready, gentlemen. The fun has just
commenced
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Shot Hy order of The Courr

ST. LOUIS, May 31-A special to the
Post Dispatch, from little Rock, says
Reuben Lucas was shot by an order OF
the court at Falequah, Indian territory,
at one O'Clock to-day, for the murder Of
Mckinney last December. Both Lucas
and Mckinney were of good Choctaw
families, between whom there was feud
and Lucas shot and killed the latter.
Lucas met death bravely.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01
REPUnLIcAN sTATE uONvENTION

A delegate convention OF the Republicans
OF the state OF Kansas will be held in the city
OF Topeka on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
June, 1854 at the hour OF O'Clock o IA :, for
the purpose OF nominating four candidates for
congreasmea- at-large for the state OF Kansas.
The basts OF representation in said conYen-
ton shall be one delegate and one alternate
for every three hundred and 6fty votes or
any fraction thereof OF one hundred and sew
enty-nVe or more cast for henderson Richie
for presidential electOF mt the November cleo
tiontn 1880. and One delegate and one alter
nate for each unorganized county attached
To any organized county for municipal pur-
poses prior 10 April x. 1889. Which dcle-
gates and alternRtes are apportiOned to the
several counties ns folioWs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

The returns OF eleven precincts in
Maekey's district, South Carolina. as
certified by the Democratic managers
OF the election were thrown out by the
eounty canvasSers ON the ground that
the colored Republicans had "intimida-
ted the white Democratic volerSr' just
think OF that in state represented by
Wade Hampton and Gen, Butler
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A preacher IN Indianapolis remarked
in n sermon, that lie could see no DIFF
ference between gambling with cards
and the Operations" in stocks, grain
and provisions. which were so common
in large cities, and in which people in
all sections of the country participated.
Betting on the price of these articles
was about the same rs betting on tho
turn OF a card. a dealer in paste board
and ivory, in consideration of the
preachers frankncss, sent him a pair OF
elegant sleeve buttons. The reverend
gentleman now realizes the truth of the
adage, that honesty is the best policy"
and that truthfulness is not without its
reward.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

The first Arctic expedition was We
nelan venture, made about five hun
dred years ago. That was a failure, and
every one since has followed suit. The
polar bears may be posted in the pbysi-
cal geography OF the frozen region
which man has striyen in vain to reach,
and until they furnish the maps and
climate needed TO represent il, there is
no hope that the world will know any
more of the North Pole than is known
already.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

The board of education III Sacramcn-
10, California, has offered a prize of
twenty dollars to the sweet girl graduate
of the high school who will appear
at the graduating exercises in the cheap.
est apparel II is doubtful whether the
reward is sufficient to induce any
young ladies to foreso the desire To give
herself all the ioveiiness which dress
will accomplish.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

The despair" which threatens
"the heart of the Southern Democracy"
can only be prevented by the union of
Northern Democrats in the house, to
prevent full exposure of the frauds
perpetrated at the elections in South
Carolina, and by keeping in seat in
the house, a man who secured certifi.
cate Of election only by the Infamous
proceedings of a canvassing hoard in
discarding official returns which If
counted would have elected his oppo-
nent.
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RBGARDING EGYPT.

LONDON, May 81 The Berlin cares
pondent of the Times had Il conver.a.
ton regarding Egypt, with person al
distinction, whose relations with the
highest official justifies a semi-ofiicial
Interpretation Of his statements. Ac.
cording to this authority there is reason
to believe that Germany would support
in relation to Italy, steps To restore order
in Egypt; that what Germany supports
Austria will sanction, and Russia would
certainly prefer Italy's action as mandate
of Europe to English occupation.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

LAWRENCE, Kas.. May 30-An engin-
GERS corps OF the Union Pacific railroad
is here surveying the route of the road
through Vermont street and locating the
grand new depat and new iron bridge
across the Kansas river. The bridge is
promised 10 be ready for carrying pas
scngers Ia and frs,m the heart of the city
and Bismarck grove during the Western
National fair.
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raraiyxed From Fear.

MEMPHIS, May 3O.-Sandy Matthews,
HE negro TO be hung here next Friday
for The murder of another negro, has de-
yeioDed a stran re condition, being now
partly paraIyzed from nervous excite
ment, and is only kept alive b. constant
administration OF stimuieEts. He would
have had companion ON the gallows
in the person of another negro named
Bill Rivers, convicted OF numbering
his wife, bat the laiter's sentence was
commuted to life Imprisonment. Mat
tiews has been literally dying, and pre-
vious to Rivers communication Mat
thews was the Iivelier of the two and
appeared to be meeting his doom with
out fear, but when he finds himself alone
on the journey through the shadow oi
the dark valley his nerve has torsaken
him.
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Senator ChrisIiancy comes 10 the front
TO add another OfTense 10 the many al
ready charged to the account of his wife.
He says he wrote, in the days of court
ship, to inform her thaS she ought not to
marry him, but he was not able TO con-
vince her that distractions were lying
in the path of anticipated felicity. And
50, as she iasiste ! on taking the risk, he
backed down and let the obstinate lady
have her way.
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SnddenIr Weakened

81 suffered with rheumatism of the
back and hip for number of years, y said
Mr.. Thomas Morgan, Superintendent
of Streets. Il was waited on by pbysi-
clans, but they gave no permanent re-
lief, and resolved to try St. Jacobs Oil.
My rheumatism weakened At the first
attack Of It's great enemy. ST. Jacobs Oil
and soon ! was welI-"--CincIBnaii
Times Star
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

We really suppose the time has ar-
rived when the editor of the Topeka
Capital ought to be seen to by his friends.
Hear him; Every farmer in Kansas
can boast of having cold spring on his
farm this yearo
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Kansas Crops

ATCHIsoN, Kas., May a9.-The Cham
mon has dispatches from thirty or forty
different points on the lines of the Cen
trail Branch and Missouri Pacific rail
roads west and north of this city in
Kansas and Nebraska, concerning crop
reports. They uniformly report that
wheat, and other small grains, never, at
this season promised larger yield.
The area planted is about the same as
last year. Corn is backward on account
of the cold, wet weather, but is healthy,
and a few warm days will bring it for
ward rapidly. The area in corn is very
much larger than that planted last year
All reports agree that no injury has been
done by the late frosts nor by insects.
The fruit crop promises To be immense.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01
q NIurtlerous German

ST.. LoUIs, May 29.-Peter p. Maihaus,
a young German nineteen years old,
shot and killed Miss Ann Greer in a
public park at BelIeviIle, Illinois, this af-
lernoon. He then surrendered himself 10
the police authorities and is now in Jail
Ii appears that Mathaus had been en-
gagged to be married TO the young lady,
but she discarded him on account of his
irregular and bad habits. Both parties
were well connected and the affair has
produced great excitement among the
friends
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Chicago Tribune: In u letter 10 a
Washington paper Guitcap draws a
parallel between his coming execution
and the CrucifixiOn of Christ, asserting
that in the one case as in the other the
wrath OF God will descend upon the ma
ton. The assassin wants unconditional
pardon or nothing. and If he gets the
pardon proposes To lecture under the
auspices Of some religious body or
bureau. The reflection that the latter
contingency will not arise compensaies
even for the prophecy of caIamitious
consequences.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

Il Is recommended that the delegates from
each county be selected In county convention
on the 18th day OF Jnnc. 1Sh2. unless a differ
ent time DO designated Dy the county icpnD-
lican central committees II 10 further
recommended that the various county central
committees give at least two weeks notice
egates by publication In the county papers.
By order of the Republican state central
committee. j. Il. JOHNSON,
Attest: Chairman.
Up. SMART, Secretary.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

You hear of premiums for hawk
scalps AID wolf soaps in this couniry,
but when you get over into Mexico you
win see plaaards which promise $500
for each Apache scalp delivered 10 Tic
proper authorities II the Apaches
understood this they would run the
risk of losing their hair on this side Of
the line
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.

THE PRICES ar TRADE cENTERs
At Sc. LouIs.
sr Louis. May 81 Hogs Active and high
err; pigs AMI light Workers. = 2s0s 30. good
Workers, s. ee0T So. packing. 81 sDds 30:
hutchersfo fancy. = 500s 20; skips and cnlls.
&c 0aess IS: receipts. 400: shipments. l.Too-
Flour bout Eve cent? lower. wheat
Lower and very unsettled; No. rel. 81 ~
cash; No. Ia. 81 49,: No. do, 81 oS,s9
i aes<. Corn--shade IosscF; SIk1s2xe cash
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Linn county for Haskell.

La CYeKE, Kas., May 29-At the Re
publican county convention for Linn
county, held in Mound City TO day, the
following delegates were elected To at
tend the republican congressional con
vention at Ottawa next Wednt stiay: Il.
b. Bryan, Charles Z. Lane. James
Campbell, John F. Dellingcr, Noah J..
Bowman, Alexander Campbell and T..
johnson. They are all in favor of the
denomination of Hon. ID G. Haskell
for congressman.
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A Horrible Deed.

PEORIA, May Ga report comes
from Lancaster Landing, that Milton
Clifford, whose wife recently bore twins
strangled them IN their cradle and then
burned them with it. He then left his
wife alone in critical condition for sew
eral hours when he related what he had
done, adding that he hoped she would
be dead when he returned. He then
fled
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Murders AIS Danehtcr.

CINCINNATI, May GA Times-Star
special from Springfield (0hio) says:
A man named Kitsmiler became en-
rxgtd at his daughter for keeping cum
pany with n man of whom he disapprov-
ed and drew revolver and shot her
dead this marning. He narrowly rs
capped lynehing al the hands of his
neighbors before he was taken 10 jail.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

The Democratic leaders in the Ma.
tional House ARE giving another striking
illustration of their devotion to the
Bourbon bulldOzer and ballot box STUFF
fer. They never hesitate To delay the
business of Congress and of the country
to protect the fruit of violence and fraud.
Justice will not be done il they can
prevent IL by Administering.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

The temperance question is gradually
creeping into party politics: Tie Re
publicans at Indiana are taking de
cided ground At their county conven
tions in favor of the submission of the
prohibitory amendment tn the people.
No Endorsement of prohibition is given,
but the demand Is made that the people
shall have the liberty 10 decide this
question for ourselves. The Demo
Gratis propose to refuse the people this
ri0ht
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Tho pinerv Eiraa

DETROIT. May 3l--Fircs are again
reported running in the forests in the
Towas region. 1t seems that the drench-
ing rains of last week did not reach that
part of the state, TO the extent with
which they deluged other parts. 1t is
feared that much havoc will he done in
sfandin,y tin,har
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Heavy Fire at wheeling

WHEELING, May 3l-OGe of the heay-
lest fires occurring here for years broke
out shortly before four O'Clock this
morning in the wholesale grocery and
liquor store of NJ. Reilly on Main street.
Impetus was given to the fire by the
large quantity of whiskey and other liq-
uors in the building and in an incredibly
short period of time the flames which
originated at the elevator way had
mounted to the roof and enveloped the
whole building. The stock was nearly
all destroyed. The loss ON the building
is $4,000 Total loss, about 100000
Insured
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Jovous Gin-slingers.

CINctNNATI, May 30.-The brewers
and saloun-keepeTs are rejoiceG ~ the
decision in the Pond law case The lat
ter exhibited joy by treating 10 free
drinks customers who called To c0ngrat-
ulate them. a very general expression
is made by brewers and the larger deal
crs in favor of license, provided thereby
the traffic is made legal.
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vile Vandalism.

LANCASTER, Pa, May 3I.-Last night
some miscreants defaced the handsome
soldiers monument on the grounds at
the State Normal school at Millersville
by hespattering it with ink and other
substances. The monument is perrha-
nentIy ruined.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

Vennor sticks TO his prediction, thai
Il severe frost will be one Of tae disas-
trous incidents of The Coming June.
Democratic editors who are watching
the exports Of gold with great interest,
are getting ready 10 "charge up the
frost 10 the Republican account
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,.nas ACKNOWLEDGMENT

WASHINGTON, May 31.-The remains
of Thomas Jefferson viii be brought
here as soon as practicable and buried
in Glenwood cemetery.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-01

The Troy Chief favors Hon. John A.
Anderson for the new cabinet position
which his bill to create the department
of agriculture, has created, and We sec.
ond that motion with all our might
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Heavy Forest Fires.

EAST TowAs. May 3i.-There are
heavy forest fires back of here. The air
is filled with smoke and cinders. Much
difficulty is experienced in saving farm
buildings. Unless rain comes soon great
damage will ensue.
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4 large ssasIsI.se Iaass Fails.

MINSEAPoIIs, May 81 SPORTY after
midnight last night the announcement
was made that the banking firm of
Wooden, Webb & Co, of this city, Lad
made an assignment for the benefit of
their creditors, making Hon. Franklin
Landers the assignee. The following
formal announcement is made: "TO
the public: Our business having
become Improbable we have de-
termined to close it. That all
our creditors may fare alike, we have
assigned our estate TO Hon. Franklin
Landers for their benefit. We trust
enough will be realized from it to pay
our creditors in full.
(Signed) WOODEN, WEBB 81 Co.
1t is stated by one of the firm that the
liabilities will not exceed So, 900.
The assets of real estate are valued at
$4,000, and bills receivable $50, 900.
The fa1hre will not effect any ofthe 9th
er banks of the city
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49, nInr.iernr.

SToux FAILS, Oak. Nay 30.-Thomas
Eagan, the wife murderer, upon being
sentenced yesterday 70 be hanged June
18Th. coolly supplemented tie sentence
with the nocking biasphemy, amen, /
guess / can stand it,
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Less rI,apUsua

WASHINGTON, day 31.-Itis csiima-
ted that the decrease in the public debt
for May viii be about SO, 100000, being
less than usual on account ofIhe heavy
pension payments during the month.
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Zig Rear and His Lodges.

CHICAGO, May 31.--A st. Paul special
says: 4 scout just il from Milk river
reports that Chief Big Bear is preparing
to cross the border early in June with
500 lodges to hunt in the United States
territory. lie announces that If let
alone he would harm nobody, but if at
tackled he would fight to the last. This
is the same band that encamped at the
half-breed settlement, on Milk river,
last winter and captured Sheriff Healy
and party, but released them and fled
when the troops hurried towards them
from Fit Assinebaro. Struggling In
dams have been crossing The line for
some time. Major IigeAwho is a very
able Indian fighter will probably oaer.
ate against fsleua.
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a SEQ. oOe Blaze.

PuTTNAM, Conn, May 3 1.-The Bug
bee block burned this morning, and the
adjoining buildings were badly. dam
aged. Less, 10000; parsiaiIy insured.
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If freedom shrieked when Kosciusko
fell, won't she just cverlastingly howl
when Eskridge passes in his checks.
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Damaged by fire.

LAScAsTEl:, Pa. May 31.-The millin-
cry store of Gaischalk s. Lederman was
damaged by FIRE and water 10 the amount
Of $50, 600; insurance $4,000.
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THE knEDIvE TIIREATENED.

LONDON, May 81 The Times Cairo
correspondent says: The natives are
escaping from CAIRO 10 avoid signing a
petition for The reinstatement OF The
late ministry; The withdrawal al the
Ultimatum; the departure # squsdrons
the recall of consuls generals, and depo-
sition of the khedive. No time must
be lost to employ all measures ief saw
ing The life of the Khedive
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BLOODY Talk

LoNDas, Nay 81 Fla London pa
pcrs print u story that Ir.tt Gladstone
and Hnr."urt have b,,en warmed thai at
a r,cent Irish niett.ng IN I"n,i.rn the
hope was express, d that Gladstone
would lac assassIaaie'i next, aid this tx
preston r. revived laud aud si..nifirant
an.Innen
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Very nun as 81. Josepb.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 3O.-IThe week
just closed has been the daily Est in Com
mereial circles the city has seen for
months. The entire week was one con-
tinuous round Of storms, rains. winds
and clouds. Tine thunder storms were
numerous and severe, but no damage
was done other than an occasional Chin
ney or tree damaged. The wheat out
look Is said to be splendid-betteI than
for years The corn prospect is not the
most flattering, rs it is either too wet or
cold To plant, and farmers are complain
ing greatly. The fruit crop will not be
SO full as was mt first expected, but fruit
will be IN abundance. The farmers of
this section are not cheerful.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
Reported especially for TnE DAILY NEWS
every afternoon by

every afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER & Co.
Rooms IS and "a Exchange Building,
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
!, skn ?, =, J; ssIDEE. Hog sa,csmcn.
GKo. KICK, Cattle Salesman.
FEAEK FISH, Once.
KANSAS CRY, Mayr 81 .-IIogs-Reeeipss.
4 49,; market opened active; sGslG cents high
er; best, owing to HhfavoTabie reports from
the eastern markets, closing 5gl0 cents
lower than opening. or firm at yesterdays
prices To-tI=y's tops averaged az pounds
and broueht $ CO; bulk Of sales. & G.e57 -.
Cattle Receipts. Liza; offerings composed
almost ensirely.of habitat Texan, on which
the market Is weak and dragging. fully 81 90
lower than Last weeks pricess good 10 choice
naliv 5. quarter 70 half lower; market quiet.
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1t is recommended that the several
primary meetings be held ON Saturday.
June 10th, 1882, At the usual voting pre-.
cints, and that In the city Of Emp0ria
they be held at 8 p. m, and all others at
2 p. N.
II. ARTHUR WRIGHT, Chairman.
w. j. STOKES.
j. p. Ross.
w. j. JONES
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MONEY DUE THE STATES.

intended to be repaid under the five per
cent. bill just passed by the house of
representatives is $3,9ff,OG0, apportioned
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Associated Press. Report Rates.
NJ ,,xv NDD,- M, on Como rrn,.

NEW YORK, May 29.-Some weeks
ago the Western Union telegraph com
pany promulgated new and somewhat
increased schedule OF rates ON reports
transmitted to New York for the New
York associated press. The associated
press was not satisfied with these rates
aud transferred some of its reports to a
competing telegraph company. Where
upon the Western Union telegraph COM
pany notified the associated press that
it must pay full commercial rates AT
ter some conference between the parties
the associated press agreed to pay the
schedule rates first given, and their re-
ports will be transmitted at these in
stead of full commercial rates.
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FOREIGN PINDISGs.
Nov. BY eal.ls tre,.. ~. Oh, Yorld

News By Cable From tile ola World
WILL. ser Is CONCERT
LoSB9N, ktas 81 Giers. the I,nssian
foreign secretary, informed sir Edward
Thornton thai Russia wsuld act in con-
cert with Gei ulany AMI liza, AaaIia and
Italy had instructed heir Toprr.sri. taiive
al Constaniin"pie 10 supper, the policy
passed by England aud France.
DEATH OF PROF HhI9THER.
DRESDEN, May Hermann Julius
Theodore ITeltner, pr,d. s-,r ii. The
University Of Jena and writer ~ art
literature, is dead
ADDITIONAL. v!;ssE!.s.
LoNDoN, May 3i-ii is stared thai
France has er,lrred additional vessels
from TauIsn and Tunis 10 Airxanti,ia.
To BE IABEsArFn
DUBLIN, Msy 3t-Ii Is beiies, q that
the last Of The suspects viii ..l,..rii.- lie
liberated.