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American suspects

Washington, 22.-COrrespondeGce
relating to suspects Imprisoned in
Ireland, sent to the House, to-day,
is very vOluminOus and pretty much
anticipated by previous fragmentary
publications. Minister Lowell
writes on May Sd: l had an inter
view by appointment with Forster
on Friday, the 2lst of April. l as
scented that he should try the expert
ment of offering a release to all the
sO-called American suspects Oil con-
dition of their going back within d
reasonable time to the country they
claim to have adopted; but dis
tinctly informed him that was not
authorized by government to accept
anything less than an unconditional
liberation. On my part l promised
to have the prisoners informed, on
my own responsibility alone, that in
case they shall be released, $40
sterling should be at the disposal
each to pay his passage across the
Atlantic. [ accordingly instructed
BarrOWS and Woods, cOnsuls. re-
Spectively, at Dublin and Belfast,
and Linsley, consular agent at Linn
erick, to visit the prisoners and
make known to them the offer. Two
of them, McInery and Slater, were
allowed three days to consider
whether they would accept or not,
The others O'Mahony, Cannon and
McWheeney refused to be liberated
on any terms whatever. Whose adj
vice or orders they were acting I'M
der is a matter of very probable con-
lecture. Meanwhile it is nearly
certain that all suspects, except
those charged with crimes Of VIC
lence, would be set at liberty, thus
rendering nugat0ry the most effec-
tive argument in favor of disorder
and resistance to law. 1t seems
that in the case Of most, if not all,
American suspects in Ireland, CON
tinuous residence there has ex-
ceeded it two years; some of it has
greatly exceeded it. La the case of
Mccormick it has apparently ex-
tended to thirteen years.
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Oppre.siugtheJeWs.

London, 22.-From Broadly COM
plant is made that the Liverpool
relief committee only transport
strong young men to America,
while men and women with large
families have to remain at Broadly.
Starvation is increasing and sick
ness widespread. immigration from
Russia is progressing, and Jews are
selling all their property at any cost
and hurrying to the frontier. The
mayor Of Lemberg has directed the
relief committee of that town to
commence disbursing the funds
hitherto held back. The Jewish
committee at Berlin has resolved
only to help those whom the action
OF Russian authorities, or the de-
structlon Of their property obliges
to 1mmigrate, as they are no longer
able to assist voluntary emigration
Moscow, 22.-Seventy of the prin-
cipal firms have addressed a memo
rial to the minister of finance, set
ting forth the disastrous conse-
quences of expelling the Jews from
Moscow.
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Martial Law for Alaska.

Washington, Ex-senator Miller
introduced in the Senate to-day, a
joint resolution declaring martial
law to exist in Alaska, and author
iZing the President to detail an
officer Of the army to act as military
governor, wherever necessary. and
have a command of land and naval
forces. Senator Miller has received
a number of kilograms from San
Francisco, calling his attention to
the lawleSs condition of affairs there.
Among those who have telegraphed
are VIM. L. Coleman, Thos. Brown
and Col. ]. D. Frye. The senator
consulted with the President on the
subject, and he suggested it would
be advisable that Congress should
authorize him to declare martial
law before issuing a proclamation
to that effect. The impression
among those in Washington fam
iliar with Alaskan affairs is that the
joint resolution should be immedi-
ately passed. 1t is believed the re-
Gently reported troubles are prob
ably at an end by this time, but
similar occurrences are likely to be
repeated at any moment.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
XLYII CONGRESS-.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, PA bill increas-
ing the pension of Col. D. C. Thomas
was postponed indefinitely, 26 to I9.
Miller, of California, introduced
a joint resolution to authorize the
President to declare martial law in
Alaska. Referred.
The Geneva award bill came IN
as unfinished business, soon after 2,
but no progress was made for some
time IN consequence of an effort to
enter a motion to reconsider the
final vote on the 5 per cent. land bill
passed on Friday, and now before
the House.
After a discussion, the chair
having ruled the motion to be
within the time limit of the rules,
1t will be made tomorrow, Pugh
having temporarily withdrawn it.
Hoar then addressed the
Senate on the subject of the
Geneva award question. The
subject was briefly stated: When
Hoar had concluded his explana-
ton and advocacy of the bill, Gar
land moved a substitute looking to
the payment of the insurance of
people and exculpated cruisers and
war premium classes. He also gave
notice of a further amendment, re-
ferrlng the whole matter to the
court OF claims. The bill then went
over without action.
The secretary of war asked a spe-
cial appropriation of $4,000, not
later than June 1st, for the purpose
Of dlspatching vessel with men
and supplies for the relief of the ex-
petition last year sent to Lady
Franklin Bay.
After executive session, ad-
journed.
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miscellaneous.

Philadelphia, 25.-Finnegan, ar
rested in connection with the Dublin
assassination, proved to be a stow
away, and has lived in Scotland
nearly all his life. He was dis
charged.
Lewisburg, Pa, 22.-The indie
pendent republican county conven-
ton elected Chas. S. Wolfe senatorial
delegate.
New York, 22.-Adolph Laub,
alias Prellocks, who absconded from
Obenkatzell, was arrested to-day,
landing from the steamer.
Detroit, 22.-BOoms on the Muske-
gon River, which have been closed
two months on account of strike,
opened this morning, men work
ing under the protection Of the
Pinkerton police.
Clevelrnd, 22.-The Garfield mon
ument committee to-day received
S163 from Salt Lake City and 500
from Corpus Christi.
Columbus, S. c., 22.-The monu-
ments, headstOnes, ETC., Of the
Jewish cemetery, were thrown
down, or demolished by unknown
persons.
The legislature cOnvenes on the
9th to redistrict the state.
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NO 299
The stolen Bond Matter.

Chicago, 22.-JameE B. Dayle has
not yet been able to get bail.
The Times. tomorrow. will pub
fish an interview in which
it is stated, as a runner, that Col
Woods, formerly Of the secret ser
vice, and BrOekway, have q scheme
on foot to secure DOyle's release
through the implication of other
parties in stealing the plate from
which the bogus bonds were printed.
1t is understood that BrOckway,
when on the stand, did not give up
all the information in his possession
and that an attempt will be made
by Woods, Brockway and Doyle to
implicate Casilar, government en-
gineer, in the transaction.
New York, 22.-Charles II. Smith
indicted with BrOckWay in cOnnec-
tion with the larceny of the bond
plate from the treas ury department,
was taken, to-day, before a United
States commissioner in Brooklyn.
Counsel raised an objection of mis-
homer, claiming that his clients
name was not "Charles II. Smyth."
Smith was released, later on, in
$4,000 bail, his wife being his sur
ETY..
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Abolish second.Class Postage.

Washington, 22.-The postmaster
general sent letter to the House,
recommending that postage on Sec
ond-class matter papers and maya
zines) be abolished. He states that
fourth class matter merchandise is
carried at a loss to government, and
if the government is to be taxed for
the transportation of either class,
it should be for second-ciass.
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The Election Case.

washington, %. = There were
tWenty-four republican absentees in
the House, to-day, when the con-
IeSCed election case Of Mackey-Dib-
TIC was called up. Five hours were
occupied In fllibustering, and the
republicans were unable to do bust
ness, having no quorum. Calkins,
chairman of the elections commit
zee, says he expects to have a
quorum of republicans here on
W wednesday; but it is privately adj
mlGGeo On the republican side that
the prospect of securing action on
VAe case this session is very poor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-23
HE IRISH STATE.

Dublin, PA loaded gun was
found at the door of Lyons, liberal
member of Parliament from this
city. 1t is a supposed warning.
DaVltt arrived to-day and pro-
ceeded, unnoticed, to the house Of
DR.. Kenny.
London, 22.-In the Commons,
Gladstone, replying to a member
from the County Kilkenny. stated
that he had seen a resolution Of
irish Judges against the suppression
OF trial by jury, but he was bound to
say that government had carefully
considered the amatter before the
resolution was framed, and the re-
preston bill contains their deiiber-
ate conclusions.
Chief Secretary TreYelyan said
the suspect O'Mahoney, is not an
American citizen and was not pre-
vented writing the United Sta ties
minister. Government has declared
TO have not offered O'MahOney or
any American citizen money to quit
the country.
row he would move the repression
Dill have precedence oyer all other
business until its consideration was
concluded. If he finds it necessary
he Will afterwards ask precedence
for the arrears of rent bill. Parnell
gave notice that he would move
GladstOne's resolution in regard to
the repression bill shall also apply
to the arrears bill. Glad
stone then moved a second
reading of the arrears bill. The
House was very crowded when he
made his motion. Gladstone said
it is impossible to compel people to
borrow, therefore money supplied
by government must be a gift. He
stated that there were $4,000 ten
ants in Ireland paying under $50 Of
rent (Griffiths' valuation), and of
these 100000 We're excluded
from the benefits of the
land act by being in ar
rears. This. he said, must be re-
medied. He admitted the proposal
was extraordinary, but so was the
state of Ireland. Sclater Booth, con-
sentative, moved an amendment, de-
claring it ineXpedient to charge the
consolidated fund with any payment
for arrears, except in the form of a
loan. He described governments
plan as cOmmuni5tic and democrat
izing. 1t was an evil precedent and
most Objectionable in view of the
Scotch and English farmers, who
suffered as much as Irish farmers.
Foster testified to the general
leniency of the landlords in Ireland,
though there were individual cases
of hardshipS. He said it wonId be
Of interest to the landlords to re-
duce the number of tenants. If poor
tenants got fair start they would
become fewer and better off and
wretche mess would no longer fur
nishes the excuse for agitation. He
believed that many landlords would
accept small compensation from
tenants in order to get govern
ment's grant. He strongly favored
the grant taking the from Of a gift.
At meeting of the Irish parlia-
mentary party to-day, Parnell pre-
siding. the secretary was directed to
telegraph all absentees to attend the
sessions Of the House to oppose the
repression bill. Parnell, Sexton,
Healy, Leahy and Dillon were ap-
pointed a committee to draft amend
ments to the bill. This signifies
strenuous resistance on the part of
Irish members. .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-23
A Test Murder Case.

Knoxville, Tenn, 22.-Judge
Mathews, United States Supreme
Court, to-day convened the United
States Circuit Court in special ses-
sion, to try the case Of the state Of
Tennessee US George F. Larkin, for
murder. About a year ago Larken
was deputy United States marshal,
and killed his cousin. 1t is Great
ing much attention as a test case,
because it is the only one Of the
kind ever tried in the United States
court. judges Baxter and Key sit
with Judge Mathews.
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HOUSE

Washington, 22.-DemocratS be-
gan TO fillibuster again against the
consideration Of the Mackey-Dibble
contested election case. Nothing was
done until 2.45, when the sergeant
alarms appeared at the bar of the
House with the members. The
usual explanations, speeches and
by-play followed until 4 o'clock,
when further proceedings under the
call were dispensedwith, and the vote
recurring on the question of con-
sideration again, no quorum voted
yeas lis nays II.
After another call of the House,
Calkins giving notice that he would
call up the election case tomorrow,
the House adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-23
The Gone Guiteau.

Washington, 22.-After the adj
verse decision, to-day, counsel Reed
visited Guiteau, who seems, Reed
says, to have perfect faith that he is
coming out all right in the end.
Reed will visit the Jail with a no
tary, tomorrow morning, and OBJ
tain Guiteau's signature to an aft
davit which will be used In the next
step in the case.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND
BUILDERS.

On and after June LIST, 'S2, the
undersigned will charge drayage at
the following rates: Double Team,
soc. per load; Single Teams, Csc. for
each load; extra distances, 25c. for
each load.
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Too Untrue.

Washington, 22.-The statement
thas the treasury department offered
a reward of $4,000 for information
about the stolen $1,000 bond plate is
untrue. The suspension Of the SEN
tence of DOYLE and the re-arrest Of
Brockway and Smith is regarded as
intended to secure that infOrma-
ton.
Secretary Folger has received a
conscience contribution of $2,787 in
envelope marked st Joseph, Mo.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
NOTICE

This is to certify that any person
or persons letting my wife, Louise
Symons, have money or goods, that
L Will noe be responsible for the
same without an order from me, as
she has left nay bed and board with
out my consent.
JOSEPH SYMoNs.
May goth, 1882.
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FOR SALE.

A Brick-lined Frame House, n.y.
drant water in front, close to bust
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Agents.
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The Impending Strike.

PittsbUrg, 22.-The conference be-
tween the iron manufacturers and
wOrkmen's associations on the new
scale of wages, failed to reach an
agreement. a general strike June
1St, is thought to be inevitable,
throwing 10000 men out of work.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

THAyE IN MY POSSESSION THE FOL-
lowina, described animals, which, if not
claimed and taken away within ten days. will
he sold according to law 81 the Estrav Pound
Pennington, June Sd, 1882, at 2 o'clock pm.
One Black Horse, 10 or u years old. thres
white feet branded 30 on left thigh, and with
a K on left shoulder; partly shod.
One Bay Roam Horse, ! or Il years old. bald
face, two white feet; no brand visible; partly
shOd-
ABRAHAM ROSE,
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Address Mrs. a. J. CrOcheron, Box
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LOST.

On Sunday, in the graveyard, a
gold chain with locket and gold
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ring Bros. and be rewarded.
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FARM FOR SALE

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WANTED.

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insurance, 5000.
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