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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02

Estee, in his speech before the ballot,
endorsed the platform and scored the rail
road company in a most vigorous manner,
as G menace to the liberties of the people,
commercial freedom and equal distribu-
ton of the burdens of government. He
had made no promises, had not spent a
dollar to secure the nomination, and would
not do it to secure his election. He
pledged himself to the faithful perform
ance Of his duty.
Mayor Blake, speaking before the ballot,
approved the platoon in its entirety ; be-
lieved the people needed protection more
than the corporations !; had no intimacy
with railroad magnates, and had received
no favors from them would make nc
pledges except to the convention and peo.
Pile referred to his public record as his
claim to nomination.
Russ said he was not an orator; would
not infict a speech on the conventions; was
pledged to no one, and endorsed every
word of the platform.
Shafter spoke at some length IN an
amusing style, saying that about tive
thousand persons had told him he ought
to be Governor and United States Senator
but they never voted for him.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot. Estee, after his nomination., content
| ed himself with thanking the Convention
at some length. and saying that he had nc
enmity against any one, and believed thu
campaign would be a successful one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
For County Recorder.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY An
nounces himself as a candidate for County
Recorder, subject to the decision OF the Demo-
cratic County Convention. BkNJ. Q. LEVY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02

The Convention reassembled at 2 o'clock.
Booth presiding. Garoutte OF iolo sec
onded Conklin's nomination. On motion,
speeches we're limited to five minutes.
Jewett OF Yuba asked leave to introduce a
resolution. A motion to suspend the rules
to introduce it was lost. Candidates for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS appeared and en-
dorsed the platform. Roll call began.
Conklin was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor on the first ballot. The ballot
for Chief Justices resulted in the nomina-
ton of John Hunt for Judge OF the Su-
perior Court of San Francisco and 3. q.
benson for Judge Of the Superior Court oil
Sacramento.
The Second Congressional District Con-
vention met during the recess OF the State
| Convention, and nominated Horace +.
Page for Congress by aoolamation. For
member of the state Board of Equalization
L, O, Morohouse o! Alameda WAS nomi-
mated on tho frat ballot.
The Third Congressional! Distriet Con.
| yention nominated John D.. DehaVen oil
Humboldt by a~oolSmation. and g.: q. Kim,
ball of Tohama for the state Board oil
Equalization.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
For District Attorney.

LNUGENE R. CARRIER ANNOUNCES HIM
u self as a candidate for the office of Dis
trict Attorney of Eur ka County, Nevada,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. au5tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
For Constable.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY AN.
J. nouuCes himself a candidate FOR Consta.
bic OF kuby Hill Township, subiant to the
decision OF the Republican County Convention.
JAMES II. STEPHENS.
Ruby Hill, Aug, rs. 1882.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
For Sheriff.

T B. SIMPSON ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS
acandidate for the nomination Of Sheriff
of Eureka County, subject to the decision of
tine Republican County Convention. au2Otd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
NOMINATION SPEECHES.

Nominations for Governor being in
order, Horace Davis nominated NJ. NJ.
Estee, dwelling especially upon his anti
monopoly record. The nomination was
received with long continued applause and
cheering. Robinson of Alameda nomi-
mated NJ. @. Blake. Barnes of San Fran
cisco seconded the nomination in Il speech
reviewing Blake's clear record as a jurist
and public official. Chamberlain of Hum
boldt nominated Joseph Russ. paying par
ticular attention to his business qualities
tons. Knight and Swift OF San Francisco
seconded the nomination of Estee. Sears
of Marin nominated j. Nom. Shafter in q
telling speech, which created unlocked for
enthusiasm. Adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
For Justice of the Peace.

u II. HARMON RESPECTFULLY AN
L. nounces himself as a candidate for the
office of Justice of the Peace for Eureka Town
ship, subject to the decision of the ensuing
Democratic County Convention. au23td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
FOR CONSTABLE.

n II. SMITH ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS
w. a candidate for the office of Constable
for Eureka Township, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention. jylStd*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
For Justice of the Peace.

~ H. BALDY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS
W. candidate for the Office Of Justice of
the Peace of Eureka Township, subject to the
decision of the Republican County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-02
For Constable.

A T THE SUGGESTION OF MANY DEM
n oNratic friends, James Norton announces
himself as a candidate for Constable of Eureka
Township, subject to the decision OF the Dem
ocratic Counfy Convention. au26td
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
THE CONDEMNED NlHILIsTS.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The addresses of the
counsel for the Nihilist prisoners were excellent
NJ AlcXandr0f the well-knOwn counsel for Vera
Sassutch defended EmilianoH in brilliant
address. He said the prisoners were honorable and
respectable, but IL certain respect diseased lie
felt that if only regcide were excluded from their
doctrines he and many others would fully share
them He said he was bound to bear witness that
no torture had been practsed to extOrt confessions
from EmianOh, but complained of the hateful syS-
TEN of conducting preliminary examinations In
political cases by gendarmes. The President inter-
rupting remarked that the Assistant Procurator-
General was present at these examinations. NJ.
AlcxandroT replied that the Procurator was prob
ably hand i'll glove with the gendarmeric.
Just before the prisoners were sentenced klye-
totschnkott struck Merllulof VINO testified against
several of the others in the hope OF escaping SEN
ence of death, on his ear, saying, Take that from
vour fellow prisoners II is reported that tho SEN
fences of death Will hc committed to penal seryltude.
Those OF the prisoners who sentenced to be
hanged are az follows: The woman Lebedera,
MIchaeloff, Koodkcwitch, Trg0ni0, Baronlakotf,
Hanon Kyetotschnikof1, lsnieif. Eihllanoif and
MeTkulOtf all of whom were convicted OF compile
ity in the assassination of the Car.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
TWEyTY-THREE LIVES LOST.
LONpON. March "a collier has been wrecked
off Yarmouth. Twenty-thrcc persons were drowned.
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Wednesday, "

LONDON, Wednesday, March l, 1892
At the annual banquet last night Of the Associated
Chambers Of Commerce, Mr.. Lowell, United States Min
later responded to the toast to the representatives OF
Foreign Powers.
The Standard in ITS financial article this morning says:
Anglo American Telegraph shares have advanced ow-
ing 10 the reception Of advces announcing that the
steamer Faralay had failed to lay the Gould cable"
telegram from Ccttingc states that the Austrian
force from Foca lost 200 Saturday last in an I'M
successfu attcnnt 70 force passage Of the Drna The
Austrian account OF what Is apparently the same analr
is directly contradictory
The British ship Slyerbow Captain DouSlu, at
Oueenstown, from san Francisco. reported having
spo,rn the American ship Red Cloud, Captain Taylor
from san Francisco November t. for Liverpool having
~, hoard cirht Of the crew Of the British bark Fannie
Richmond for Liverpool. which was burned at sea-
Adispatch from Brussels says 4 warrant has been
issued On the charge Of murder, against German mcr-
chant named Pezer who is supposed to be the person
who early in January, sent letter signed vaughan,
TO the judicial authorities here declaring that he acci
dentally shot NJ. Bcmays. well-known barrister of
Antwerp who had left the latter town ON January for
Rraes for the purpose OF pleading but had not there
after been heard Of until the receipt or the letter There
IDou the apartments designated visited, and, on
r,iog an entrance, the body OF BcTuays found
clung on a1n hair Peltzer Is supposed TO have He'd
TO san Francisco"
YOKOHAMA March 1.-The United states man-Of-war
Richmond arrived here today. All are well ON board.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
SERIOUS BREAKS on THE MISSISSIPPI.

VIcKSBURG, Miss March 1.-The river is
rising slowly. Reports from above state that very
serious breaks have occurred at COncorda Clay, Wade.
Baggot and Clarks lcvces which viii put the northern
part Washington and the back lands of Issaqucnn and
Sharkcv Counties under water. number OF people
were drowned RvCrOn. and there has been consider
able suffering ana loss OF life at other points
MEMPHIS Tenn, March IA dispatch from Helena,
Ark says: "The river began rising tonight again and
will continue big break Is reported in the cvee just
below ConcOrdia, which occurred yesterday morning,
and the people panic stricken -Four negroes and one
white man were drowned c. W. Blackburn OF Laconia
Circle arrived today is negotiating ior steamer
to remove stock and people from that flooded district
He says many negroes starving and others are iced
ing on putrd NJ drowned cutie ana such game
as can be procured. Whole families are sub3lsunS
on half a peck of meal per week. People ia
this section are Offering mch cows for twenty-five
cents per head the beasts are dying from sarY-
ton Mr. Blackburn will move his family, hands, stock,
ana ali movable effects back Helena until the water
subsidies The distress all along the river below Is un-
pa-acled. =,
News reached city this afternoon that the water In
the Francis River bottom or sunk land was rising
inch Der hour,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
MR.. BAKER TO SUCCEED MR.. PILSBURY.

Albany. March l.-(iOvcrnOr Cornell to-day
ed ex-senator Isaac " Baker for superintendent
ofPrsous in place OF Louis ID. Psbury,whose five years
term expired on February Is The nomination was read
a an xecutlvc session Of the Senate and was referred
70 the Committee state Prisons. Inquiry among the
Senators leaves no doubt of Mr.. Bakers confirmation
lie Will nquestionably receive the votes OF all OF the
Pepuhlcan senators and it is said good authority
tIat ne will also receive the votes Of several
NJ tic Democratic Senators Mr. FllsOuTy
s Democrat but he has earned the enmlty OF one OF
the Democratic factions by using the Offices IN the
prisons against It in every conflict that haa arisen be-
tween them Mr.. Pisburys friends expected Ills reap
pointmcut.
why he did not rcappoint PllsDury replied with equal
1ircctnesa: Because | don't think he Is suitable
officer TO manage the prisons" lie then gave MS
reasons for supcrscding Mr.. Pilsbury, saying; MI
pusbury was superseded for two reasons He has SHOWN
that he has not the capacity TO manage the prisons on
business principles but has continually nthPula'cu
the patronage for political and personal oDJec,S'
He was appointed with the idea of taking the
isor, ont ~ poltics Yet he had scarcely been ap-
,,irtd when ne began to manipulate the prison ap-
,,ointncuts" The Governor then cltcd several "cl-
known instances in support OF his assertion continuing
he said He has also permitted members or the LcS'
laturc TO dictate appointments. Ihroushout MS 'ln
c sccns to have been in remOr Of fear lest he lht
be removed and has sought to Iacate politicians by
yi, them Offices in the prisons. He has remained in
Albany during the legislative sessions wasting uino
that ought to have been given to the administration oi
the prisons He has left the entire admins
trat,on of the prisons apparently to the "aIdeH7'
nj font efforts 10 have the convict labor contra "a
d a. The old rate Of 30 cents day wa' remarki-
HE exhibition for officer who had the interests VI INC
state ut heart -. g., ,,,,s. .,l.c o,J l,een ti,l
prisons out Of politics, and mat hS must IN, 'S I2
innynl, or appointments in the prisons Tor po..H
reasons thar III sole guide must be the 'h9e.c ol 1o m
s.T, o. and that the prisons must be cohduceuh 80
mnn, bisi1rss principles Mr. Baker II man Ol lhiHc
hl.ncss capacity, ana am confident ne WI give 'Ao
gtoi" n ,rident ana economical management
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
RoBBEp TWICE WITHIN A YEA

| FAsroT Penn March 1.-The store OF Theodore
MSaSK siSdaG ,nd af %a Year Of valuable goods
| a COMING MASONIC CELE1 E1EATIoN; ,.;.
1cIqc o. viii celebrate the hundred and
hiueh anniversary Of It's organization Oh 'nc -f VI 'N'
next ATRAvELLER LOSES sl,loo.
co%AaS y y on liz way West lad ms pocket picked Of
100 while changing ears At Salamanca to-day IAs tc'V'
OVER 200 NEW DOCTORS At BALTIMORE.
| BALrIMOEE, March l.-Seyenty-Slx students re-
enc ay and ~ degrees conferred at the College OF
fN' '''lll1 parpApITG a PROHIBITION Address.
HARRlsBCRG March The % St3,e - demPrrahoc oc
Committee appointed suHconnu "aS @ ~, U VI ~ hlr
ha!IG' ns ind ISe to tTG Of PS%I5 Paaors o."
Ar, IN. March The Southeastern District
sunhdTrhSal 5oavcition adjourned tonight plan Wa
eaaP ed io saca ts s5arn Stlcs we're represented
| MARYLAND CONVICT KILLED
BALTIMORE March Io9sr, %n .o l4SI"ri ani ie& f"% &&ia
an assault on 9eGf my bc sag i wa. in % .c5cfeace
TIfF ODD FELLOWS CoNvENTIoN
PorGHKfErslE y y March IL ne. ne Iran1 i,i 5,1 Em
r % 10 day Tho ncviy.rctea Grand ocel- we're
Installed in The next session viii be held IN OK
siAE rArnrRLEss BY THE DI+ A-TEHs AT sLA.
oIorcl-rrn Mass March laS 10 E
Ic,ortcd has nc fv,utw women "idpGs IG1 linn
Children aterle's many OF whom 1'o III '''''''' D'
NoMINATioNs FOR MAYOR AT ELMIRA c...
ETNIRA =. l., MdTCu l.--Al lH'
C.nv,ni'rn onsi ID b. nm nominated ipI Mayor by
a,rIluuuou The Republicans nave Iehoh, ~.
Dl,, and the Grccnback men have nohIa'eu no NV J. n
! 81 LOUIS PROPERTY VALUATION: H..
ST Louis March Tile property Naluaii9Ims rs 10, loI
yatia In MS city The present year are tgal e,alg
sIG2I .7GIO; personal property, 7"u't 80" r"'o
| ll9au932lO. ms IS an increase Over i"'' -" VI
! SO, l2- OlO .. ,.,...,,..
! mi. wool HAT BUSINESS AND IAPoRr DUTIES;
| REApING. Penn, March AT meeting oi WOO @
ir,-uy ruling nf per cent per pound ana thl Nv l
| prevails the an WOOL hAt l'H-''''''' 81
| lie country wll have tp shut down
| REPORT ADVERSE TO An ELEVATED ROAD
| pm ,p IPHlA March 1.-The sub-cninInltie" 81
The railroad of Council. to-day adopted i'oin
lion nat ordinance relative {" The t"h1't' l1 1i % le
V,f road be reported 10 the general committee WIN tc rec
ommcndaon that be reported ~ the COIhcs Win Ahega
1 tive TaaeIuIulndauDA
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March

NAsHINGION,
f. L. Tdball has been appointed Special Agent of the
Department OF Justice IN the place Of a. b. NcwcOmbc,
resigned.
Up 10 the close Of business to-day the Treasury Depart
mcIt has redeemed United states bonds rs follows
Under 1O5th call. Sl9,j9l0jO: under lOGth call,
SI7,O4e,1JO.
The War Department officials anticipate trouble
from the execution of the three renegade Indian scouts
at san Carlos. Ariz, Friday next, and viii take no
extra precautions.
CAPTAIN Fyhe commanding the United States steamer
Tennessee, reports from Hampton Roads, Va, under
date OF February 27, that new cases OF varioioiI
have appeared on board.
The Controller OF the Currency has authorized the
First National Bank of Tucson Arz., capital 100000
and the First National Bank Of Cnwkcr City, Kan, capt
Ia! $4,000, to begin business
Postmaser-Genc Howe has delegated 10 the Third
Assistant Postmaster the authority TO sign the
warrants for the payment Of money from the Treasury
10 meet the expenses Of the postal service.
The Otis Elevator Company will be awarded the CON
tract for constructing elevator III the north wing OF
the state War and Navy Departments Building, bids for
which were opened IN the War Dt paItnent today.
The Treasury Department has ordered that Portuguese
vessels be admitted into ports of the United States on
the vessels of the United states with the
produce or manufactures Of their any other
country.
The House Committee on Education and Labor decided
to-day TO make adverse report 10 the House upon the
bill winch had been referred to Them providing for the
disposition Of unclaimed bounty money due cOlored
soldiers by applying to the support OF certain coloIed
institutions IN the south
The bill introduced in the Senate to-day by Mr.. Nc
Phcrsou to extend the corporate cx tcncc OF National
banking associations, provides for the indefinite
tension Of any National banking association organized
under various National banking laws, unless the
association s sooner dissolved by the shareholders own
ing tWOthrds OF the stock, or unless ITS franchise De
comes forfeited Dy some Violation OF EtN.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
REASONING MANIA.

GUITEAU AND THE METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY
AN INTERESTING PAPER READ By DR. HAMMOND
THE ASSASSIN DECLARED A LUNATfC-TKs
MATTER DISCUSSED by DRS. PARSONS, sPITZKA,
GRAY AND OTHERS.
The 10th meeting of tho Medico-Legal Society,
which was held at No. IL West Thrty-frst-st. last
evening was one of unusual interest. The paper OF
the evening, read by DR.. WA. Hammond. was upon
Reasoning Mania Its Medical and Medico-Legal
Relations with special reference to the case OF
Charles J. Guitcau." The principal parts Of the
paper are given herewith. A discussion followed
which was participated in by DR.. Ralph L.
Parsons, George II. Ycamans Drs. T..
c. Sptzka. George NJ. Beard, Landon
Gray, Mann, Henry, Clark Bell and Others. The
general sentiment conceded with DR.. Hammond's
opinion that Guitcau is victim of reasoning mania
partial lunatic or monomaniac, as he was vari-
ously called. but dissent was expressed TO Dr. Ham,
mond's conclusion that he should suffer the penalty
which has been imposed upon him.
The president Clark Bell, occupied the chair.
The preliminary business consistc Of the election OF
fourt ,cn new members, the reports Of committees
and the adoption OF two resolutions one requesting
Congress to provide frc-proof binding for tbs
library coll ced in the office of the SurgcOn-Gen-
eral at Washington, and the other advocating tho
appointment of a committee TO consider what
changes of existing laws necessary IN regard to
expert testimony in criminal trials when the defence
of insanity is interposc1, and TO determine who arc
competent experts, how they shall be chosen and
BY whom compensated.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
STORMS AND HOODS.
A TORNADO IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tex, March IA dispatch to
The Necs from Valley Mills says severe storm struck
that place at o'clock Tuesday night. The town was
almost completely destroyed only one business house
being left standing Brinkman's Hotel, twostoTy
building was carried distance and hurled into a
confused heap Ten persons were In the hotel at the
time Of the accident all Of whom injured hut none
seriously There loss Of life, but the damage to
property will amount 10 100000.
The the northern portion OF this state were
prostraed by the severe storm on Monday night, and
reports the various points show that great damage
was none by the rain and wind. dispatch to The Ne'cS
from Hampstead says that during II heavy wind an i
thunder storm there fences and outhouses were blown
down trees were uprootcl and buildings unrooicd The
Bap,ist and Catholic churches badly Injured me
residence Of j. ID. Cochran lifted from H foundation
and carried ten yards. an number of other houses
were partly destroyed. At the chapel INC studcntS u
prNed all other means Of exit, escaped from Ilcr
rooms Ev means OF ladders trees etc. TIE damage IA re
will reach $1,000 ana the damage at Prairie view
OOO Considerable damage wns done NJ Bryan ny the
storm church property being most seriously injured
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
FURTHER STAR ROUTE INDICTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Grand Jury
today brought indictments in The straw bond
and star Route cases. which were presented to the
Court as follows: Kate Il. Armstrong James W. Dono-
hue, W. W. Jackson, Albert f. Boone, and Samuel g..
Cabu for conspiracy December ., $780, in signing
certain blanks-2G bids for carrying the mais-in
the name OF Kate NJ. Armstrong. John W.
Dorsey, perjury on the oath of G. +. Per
kins George B. Dalton, John f. F0otc and George 3.
Hazcn in swearing April 90. 1879 10 an adavlt as
to ruute IS,ll3 from White River Col, To Raw!ins,
to induce the Postmaster General To expedite such route
John W. Dorsey, perjury on the oatEs OF :. W. De
Busk and NJ &. BuTgncT in making n similar aindaVt on
April o. 1879. to expedite route 3s,14 from trinidad
TO Madison John r. Miner, perjury, oath of VI Cainc,
C. Mcclellan and others In making affidavit as 10 route
81 l35 from ST. Charles to Green Horn, Cal, on April
Il, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
DECREASE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.

WASHINGTON, March LIN the first four
of the current fiscal year there was monthly in
crease In the internal receipts ranging from
81 Ol3.72j in July TO S2522.495 in october. Since
the latter month there has been a pcrceptibe
failing off in the receipts. The increase in November
1881 as compared with the same month IN 1850, was
only S6s3,GO0 In December the increase was only
$780, 7I1 in January $G55125 and in February there
was decrease in the receipts compared with those OF
1881 amounting 10 9274,65O.
This is the first decrease in the receipts since the agi
tatiOn of reduction in the tobacco tax two years ago
The decrease is thought 10 be wholly attributable TO the
unsettled question Of taxation and unless speedy action
subject is taken by Congress there Is reason 10 fear
that greater decrease may occur in the near future
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
FOREIGN Ne WS.
ENGLAND AND THE IRISH TROUBLES.

ENGLAND AND THE IRISH TROUBLES.
LONDON March Mr. J. L. Redmond Home
Ruler Member of the House of Commons for New
Ross, and member of the Land League, Will 90 to
Northampton to advise the Irish voters to oppose
the return of Mr. Bradlaugh. A cavalry regiment
will be sent there in view of possible disturbances
The polling will take place tomorrow
At Dublin last evening n person. who was sup
posed to have given Information to the police IN
reference to the murder of the nformer Bailey, was
fired at without result, by party Of three men.
The Daily Ners this morning says:
We believe that the invitation Mr Forster Chief secro
tary for Ireland received from the House OF Lords COM
m miee to g'e fydneS at g nd nio ine seum@6nG9
Cabinet Council which determined that NJ should decile
il. The committees Invitation included an mpOrtlht
statement IN regard TO the scope OF It's inquiry whGn
was obviously designed basis OF agreement on thc
Of Commons S TGc SHbfr Of the Cabinet decided that
neither the form the substance of tie communication
justified their acceptance OF 1t as fctunent VI tIc
question raised by the vote in the House Of Lords.
The St1Hdqrd says:
The committee will not inquire much into details as
into general principles which the working Of tho Land
Act has illustrated
The Times says:
The judgment Of the Court OF Appeals AT Dublin yes
cson Of Commissioners O'IIagan, Little ana vernon
will probably restrict the application of the doctrines
which the Commisscnes dung the slttngs i ul h ~
throw the application Of Mr. iealys clause luIo I'm
greater doubt aud Ob5curity ana 10
srous of appealing to the highest tribunal in all cases in
which It may apply
One of the principal effects of the Judgment is to
limit the improvements for which a tenant cannot
be charged increased rent to actual works executed
by him. but he can be charged Oh Improvement OF
the soil.
LIMERICK, March 1.-Mr. Forster arrived here to-
day and had conference with Mr.. CLIFFORD i-loyu
resident magistrate of KilmallOck, after which he
visited Tua, County Glare, with hr Lloyd and
strong escort of police for the purpose or lnqurlnS
into the laweSS state OF the district.