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THE TESTIMONY IN DETAIL.

W.suINGTON, Feb. 19.-Rerdell again took
t1e stand IN the star Route tria this morning. The
court room was well filled with spectators. After
making some slight corrections In his previous testl
mony the witness continued, as follows:
Knew Andrew W. Moore; first met him IN 1873 was
rresrpt at conversation between ). W Dorsey ana
Moore IN the spring OF that year. at Dorseys house. on
LIST The witness admitted Moore TO the once.
Although tue witness at some distance from Dorsey
and Moore ne got the drift Of their conversation IL was
upo the subject OF subettng the California ana oregon
mail service Could remember nothing more den"i'o
about t. Among tue papers taken Ho'n MS i0',A.
y,as memorandum in s W. Dorsey's hsndwriIihs "
vn t,buar statemen ent; in the first column the mum
bar ~ the route then the termn next the present pay
tban tho expected increase dgured upon the OASIS
a, 1ho 10 25O per cent?, and the last column was
boodd . r l. b. Followed by allowances ot33iopereent'
1h ,,nes said he had journal and ledger COPIED by
charles f. Gibbs and wife, intimate acguainances of
nts and aferward compared carefully the copies with
the originals .
Had a conversation with Attorney-General MacVeagh
IN ,ssl and went TO NewYork get the original books
for that officer Met PostmasterGeneral James on tho
way Arriving In New-Yak, went TO the AlDemarls
Hotel. and saw g. W. Dorsey In hts room Dorsey was
in bed He got up and the witness noticed that ne was
very much excited. He Immediately began Dy
SAYING that he (wItness) had turned trailer 70
him, and had been holding interviews with
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London for the murder of the officials, has been the
Home Rule organizer in London for nine years
The Manchester Guardian says that Bryne is now at
Cannes suffering with phthsis. telegram re-
ceived here from Cannes says that Byrne is at the
Hotel des Pins there. No arrest is known to have
been made.
The Daily Ne,rs states that Walsh is also believed
to be in France. He ls the New Castle agitator
and not the Clerkenwell Fenian of the same name.
news agency states that report is in crcua-
ton that not only Byrne but number OF others are
10 be arrested, including the managers of the Land
League funds The names of about six prominent
politicians are mentioned. Various other rumors
are current among them one to the effect that T. j.
Sheridan has been arrested.
The correspondent of The Times at Dublin says
there is little doubt that the authorities will be able
to connect the conspiracy with Rlbbonsm as well
as with Fenianism. 49,
The Government has approved the calling ont of
the Irish militia this year for the usual training.
They have not been called out for several years
past, owing to the disturbed state OF Ireland
LONDON, Feb. 2O.-The " Frank" Byrne living at
Cannes is the man mentioned by Carey. The French
police have been communicated with in order to
prevent his escaping into Spain IL Is thought
probable that he will return Immediately to London
and give the authorities opportunity of arrestng
him thcy desire; and, if not arrested, that he
will assist in his wifcs defence. She is con-
sumptive.
Thomas Brennan, who was referred to by Carey
i'll his testimony of SATURDAY. as having been con-
cerned in the conspiracy against he lives of English
officials and vino was thought to be in America
was IN London rs recently n Friday laSt
Walsh is known 10 he az Cannes.
Mrs. Byne was taken 10 Dublin last evening.
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STATEMENTS IN TIE COMMONS.

LONDON Feb I9.-In the House of Commons this
afternoon Sir Herbert Maxwell Conservative. asked
whether F. j. Sheridan referred to by Carey, IN his
testimony on Saturday, was the man who was con-
nectcd with the Klmainham Treaty negotiations
Mr.. Treveyan. Chief Secretary for Ireland, an
swcred, Ycs.'
Lord Randolph Churchill gave notice, in behalf
Of Mr. Gorst that, in view Of the confession of the
assasslns IN Ireland, he would move an amendment
to the address IN answer to the speech from the
Throne that no further concessions be made to law
less agitation.
Mr. Treyeyau SAID the Poor Law Guardians were
able to cope with the distress in County Clare. No
body had died of starvation there.
MI Parnell announced that he would offer an
amendment 10 the address in reply to the speech
from the Throne lie also gave notice that he would
severely crltcise the administration of the Crimes
act, jury packing, nlquitou' Sentenees etc. when
the discussion regarding English affairs was hn-
ished.
In the House this evening Mr. Forster. on
rising TO nsk question. was warmly
chccred by both sides the extremists of the Irish
party alone al staining from joining IN the applause
Many members congratulated hun on his escapes
from assassination.
TALK WITH JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
LONDON Feb. l9.-Justn Mccarthy IN an inter
view 10. day said thlt sheridan was known 70 Mr..
Parnell merely as an active League organizer and
that his relations with Mr. Parnc were only in this
capacity, the a'tcr knowing nothing OF hs chaIac-
ter Frank Byne" Mr.. Mccarthy said, is IA man
IN constant ill-heath. lie has hed position IN the
Land Confederation since the time OF Butt and
Shaw. lie was known to all the members of the
IRISH party. With whom hc was in constant Inter
course ns a quiet, respectable man. Mr. Mccarthy
said that he had spotcn 10 many momhcrs during
fine ,lay aud all agreed that lt was incOncoYablc
thar Byrne could have had anything 10 do with tho
murders Ills last act before gong (" rance wnst
refuse tetmOnlnl which his friends had Iaisod on
| not acco9l ANYTHING while the country WAS ln It's
prrecut miserable tate The only time whom Byrnc
| was lot any dlscrrtIon was while Mr. Parnol was
| mpr ,oned. hut II was hardly conceivable u at ho
| then listened to any advances on tho part OF tho
| fanatics
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VIEWS OF JOHN DEVOY.

John Dovoy, the editor of The Irish Nation.
said to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, whom asked what
lie thought about the evidence no-y being given IN tho
trial nt Dublin that he dd not consider That tho testi-
mony implicated him In any way In the murier Of Lord
Frederick Cnvondl-h aud Undor Secretary
Burke. "The with a." he said, "tostinol that
no had not seen u ireland since 1870. and that tho
Iuvnclbos were not organized until November, 1881
will not say when was in ireland last Carey was th"
only one of hcao men on trial know. lie not the
man whom | would su-pOol Of being concerned Ia tho
murder, OF Of turning Queens evidence II he was
II il Atptod that the 2DO men ia the organlLa-
ion that planned tho murder were picked out OF the
Fenians or Nationalist. bIt that docs not mako the
whole pnrty responsible. Being Fonian cannot Dis
close secrets Of the organization moro than mn Odd
Fellow can of his brotherhood expect to see all the
prisoners Iaugod. \ wit rcs4 will say anything Tor
-OOODO thcrc s prospect Of Justice from three
.Lmlg-. cLu.cn Lor LAnlr MmllnaLhA ~ tho Lrlah-
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IDENTIFYING NUMBER l."

Loxpoy. Feb. l0-Tho Press Association says
there is reason TO believe that there Is no doubt
whatever concerning the name and Identity ot the
man referred 10 by James Carey III his test-
mony on Saturday as "Numberl." 1t IL believed
tbot bc il concealed m London, where he arrived
within the last forly-eight hours
1t is understood that the Government knows
" Number l." He was born in tho Last indies.
His mother was French and his father lrish lilo was
formerly captain in the British East INDIA service.
He afterward Joined the French Army ana neclme
a Colonel during the FTanco-tierInan war. lOWaru
the close OF the he came TO Ireland win etIeIS
from Bonapartsts his object being TO raise iofce'
which he enlisted ostensibly for ambulance service
He served principally under General Bourbakl; -
Ii il stated that the name OF NUMBER Ohc
Is Oliver. 49, II,
LONDON, Feb. 20.-The Standard says II Is believed
that the name of Number One Is Milne lie was
often seen In the lobby of the House OF Commons
early in 1882 He was well known to seVerai oI
the Land Leaguers. but they deny. that they had M
any knowledge concerning his character OF MS
mission.
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THE IRISH ASSASSINS.
TO BE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL TO-DAY.

TO BE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL TO-DAY
CAREY's EVIDENCE ENDED - THE IDENTITY oF
"NUMBER 1"-RUMORs OF PROBABLE ARRESTS
AN INTERVIEW WITH JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
Carey, the informcr, finished giving his tes-
timonv at the Dublin investigation yesterday
and the prisoners were remanded. lo-day
they will be formally committed Tor trlai ioI
the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendlsh ana
Mr.. Burke. Arrangements are aireauy
making for the trial, which Will take
place in March The counsel for the crown
hope to establish the identity of the man re-
ferred to by Carey as " Number l." about
whom many facts are known. As result ol
the disclosures rumors of the probable arrest
of several persons connected Win 'ie
Land League are current In Londoh
The Times thinks that, in view of the reveia-
TONS thorough examination OF the Lahu
League finances should be made Statements
relative to Irish affairs were made III 'he
House of Commons. Justin Mccarthy gave
some information about several OF the men
implicated by Carey's evidence and their reia-
tions with Mr.. Parntl
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Feb. 19.-General indignation is
manifested and considerable excitement prevails here
because the DrectorGenera of the Cuban Treasury s
endeavoring upon his responsibility to collect the
due for the third three-monthy term OF the
fiscal year, with increase upon the lawful
The taxpayers have refused to pay and the deal
ers in goods have entered protest against the de-
mand.
Alarm ia felt In some sections of the country regarding
dseHse affecting cattle. 1t il asserted that the disease
first introduced here through stock imported Ho
Central America.
The sugar crop in the jurisdiction OF Cienfuegos Is so
much retarded that only 5000 hogsheads had Deen re-
ceved from there up TO within few days, against
1G, 200 hOgshCads the same time last year.
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THE TIMES on THE DISCLOSURES.

LONDON. Feb 19.-The Times in a leading article
says that the suspicious raised by evidence gwen
by Carey on Saturday can only be allayed by
thorough disclosure of the accounts of the Land
League subject to an independent audit. Until
tins is done the League will be under suspicion OF
maintaining secret atons with criminal conspira-
cics of the foulest type. The Times asks: What
is to he thought of the offer of Mr. Parnell to place
the influence of Davitt Egan, Sheridan and Boy
ton at the disposal Of the Government for the res
toratiOn of order i'm Ireland or of The satesmanshp
which i'm spite of the warnings of those best ac-
quaned with Ireland leaped at Parnelps conditions
for peace T.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER TOPICS.

CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER IoflOo'
sup srv.rr STILL OCCUPIED WITH THE TARIFF
BuI-pEMoCRATs DEFEAT AN ATTEMPT ~ Ne
DucE REVENUE TAxAToN-THE LlBRAHf DILL
-NEw-YoRK OFFICES. -,
Tho Senate was still occupied with the larii
bill at an early hour this morning havins
fused to adjourn at midnight. The sherman rn
amendments to the metal schedule were Were
smended and adopted. Various propositions ots
looking to the alteration or adoption .otio Oh 'Ho
hill were made and not agreed to. Democra'lc
Senators were charged with Wasting N'no
In the House the Republicans, under VIC
leadership of Mr.. Kelley, made a s'rChs ouS
unsuccessful effort to suspend the i"i'9 "n'
mass the Internal Revenue bill reducing taxa,
ton An attempt to suspend the rules ana
pass the Library bill was also defeated "A
TRIBUNE correspondent furnishes some current
talk relative to several Federal offices IN New
York.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOIES.


MANCHESTER y H. Feb. Io.-Thc thaw Of Satur-
d,y has resned in an Increase OF water in the Merrimac
River and all the departments Of the mil are no" enabled
to resume work.
THE coNTRoLLERsuGP OF PHILADELPHIA
PmiADFiPHTA, Feb l9-lhe supreme , I"nIt nn TO- D.
day gave decision affirming the oP9n 9i t{ GTer Se t m
i5 The nv Ity yccsle ESqtI0io5i5Hi 1oHiSS est '
''S'''' pEEIrRY TRIAL POSTPONED.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l9.-I4e ease OF Ghrne l,d y
Artemis Are Ki6aTn OF tne alo Kl6urn Manufacturing
SGRay % m inF IN Sgrt to day. but was again postponed unt
SA'u'u''' AcHARGE NOT SUSTAINED.
PruIArrfpHIA, Feb l9.-Andrew Meng. horse
prctcnccs las been dsca1iged the magistrate ue'unB u'
AN ENGINEERS FATAL WORK.
TIRE AViE TIA ya5aa i oaa gS sio, ii. wic 'S twice s
morning nnctng serious hoiI not itn Wona5; 6 i've times
Without eacc lie aerwari slot hmseIn the temple IN
nicuug a dangerous wound ~ -, cr,
WRECKED BARK PASSED AT SEA- =,
ppovIDETCF. r. IT, Feb. l9--lhe schooner VI; l.'
Wood on February fell in with the TIsc5 baks T boats we're
missing and the Of he ogooOk l@ddBs a@d e He
6pG 6spG55 5or Of negro was lonnd in BERTH and "omanS
GTes, agsS %T.y was found in the cabin. ,,n,n,
C,Ssr,Vo NOT TO BE HANGED ON FRIDAY
NTwn1iRG. n. Y, Feb l9.-ln the case Oh Der ser
nardno the li9n railroad s93TST TS u3e chss
= BTw2 of the supreme Court has sig 1ed M pn ogG1
The hanging Thematter will 10 asued III rouShNep'o "'
inc "'"',1' CoTRT OF INoU1RY RECONvENED:
ppovIDgNCE r. l. Feb 19.-The Court OF inquiry,
Nay IN making purchases for the torpedo
UneI ewnort reconvened here to-day, Captain Ralph
Chandler presiding 1900 ....
W,sIuNGTON Feb. I0.-Ihe signal Corps station
-, neawlre reaSwater reports schooner Rachel Ann Col
ns In ballast bound south went ashore during e nshs M & o
rSs uenloDen inside the BeEwater southwest OI the be
con Lighthouse The schooner viii probably hoat al hish
yater without much damage
THE DAMAGE BY A CJLLIsIoN AT SEA A..
PETERSBURG Va, Feb. l9.-Ihe damage 10 tnS e
red states Monitor AJAX anchored al CITY POt anu
rnn into on saturday BY he Od Dominion Line steaei
Gnyaudotte $1,000 The damage to the duyana0e
auout the same amount
THE WAILINGFORD ACCIDENT
Nh, II - ronn Feb Ig.-Eyidence was
taken before the COroncrs jury In Wahngtord h,ch
relation to the railroad accident yestorday oyes and
one or two other persons testified hat tne ths. were
Sown and the hell iuug while nearly dozen ~ a.
nositive that no blown MISS % ,rnHahy
serousiy injured has gained consciousness Anu "' P'
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, Feb. 19.-Flemming, of Chicago
''bucket-shop" notOrety, who was discharged by
Magistrate at Peterboro, reaested here last night
on Charge OF having derluded George schram, OF
Toronto, OF $3.50.
or the boards of the Methodist Church of Canada
which have reported 3s5 have voted for the basis OF
union recently agreed upon Toronto and 43 against It,
The Individual vote stands 667 for and $40 against IT,
OTTAWA, Feb. l9.-The unfortunate woman, Alrs'
Frazer who became insane whe on visit TO TINS CITY,
has been taken IN charge by the police she again
created some excitement in tie Russell House last hl2nt
by demanding an interview with the Marquis OF LOrhe,
aud could only quiet by imaginary telephone
conversation with His ENceleucy.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. February


The loss by the burDIng Of the theatre al AtArad
Hungary Yesterday, is estimated at 100000 hOrins.
dispatch from Berlin says that the Liberal journal,
the Tribune published It's last number sunday after
an existence OF twen y-tnree years.
The United States steamer Lancaster has left
Plymouth for southampton. On the arrival OF the
Lancaster at HavIe Admiral Nicholson will vacate
the command Of the European station
Leave has been granted in the House Of Commons for
the introduction OF an affirmation bill, the vote thereon
being 1S4 to 3d.
~ de Gicrs Russian Minister OF Foreign Affairs has
sent circular to foreign diplomats in st. Petersburg
inviting them to attend the approaching coronation Of
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GENERAL BRISBIN ON CUSTEES DEATH

MILES CRY, W. T., Feb. 19.-General James
& Brlsbin ectured at Billings saturday night In the
course his he said that II General Custer had
obeyed the rom General Terry II was prob
able that he aud his command would be living to-day
The death Of Custer aud mis- useless and un
necessary sacrifice brought 10y Clusters desire for glory
aud promotion. He read documents 10 prove hs posi-
ilon anl eXoneratel Reno from all blame.
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REBELLIOUS COYVICTS AT SING SING.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l

ALBANY, Feb. 19.-Superintendent Baker
received dispatch from Warden Brush, Of sing
sing Prison, today informing him that forytwo con-
vcts employed the laundry had refused TO work Mr.
Baker al once made inquiry in Troy among the laundry
men regarding the Of work done daily by their
employees Hh learned that girls in Troy sixteen years
Old rpn more shirts daily than the cOnvict, while
women iron double the number OF shirts irOned by the
convcts Mr BAKER says that lie Intends to 20 TO sing
sing tomorrow win the conVicts on bread and
water the momant he reaches there he hnds them st
refu.ing 10 work lie IN convinced that they are not
overwOrked. Their hours Of aOor are from a. NJ To
n IN
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GENERlL FOREIGN NE WS.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

TIE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
PARIS, Feb. 10.-The Gambettist journals are
favorable to the new Ministry. The Left, the Ex-
trem. Left the Radicals and the Bonapartists have
decided to demand n revision of the Constitution
The France states that VI. Jules Ferry's programme
includes a revision If the Constitution and the
establishment of the Scutin de Liste.
NJ. Charles Brun has declined the post of Minister
of Foreil IN Affairs, and NJ. Berholot that Of Minis
ter of Instruction.
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PROTESTS FROM 4 BOARD OF TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 10.-At the meeting of
the Board Of Trade tonight memorial was ordered to
be sent to Congress protesting against the passage or the
Dngley shipping bill unless certain drawbacks or con
essons were granted 10 ships for the foreign trade built
I'm mis- country. Another memorial protested against
tho confirmation OF the proposed commercial treaty with
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THE popEs REPLY TO EMPEROR WILLIAM

BERLIN Feb. l0.-The Pope, III his letter replying
to Emperor William, announces that he has per
mittcd the Bishops without waiting for Il complete
revision of the May laws, to inform the Government
of the selection of new curates. The Pope asks
that in addition to the revision, measures be taken
to mitigate tho upcdiments to the exercise OF ccr
zeal duties and the trai ining of the clergy lhs he
says is Indispensable to the very life OF the Cnuich
II an agreement be established thereon real dur
able peace will be easy.
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THREE MEN KILLED BY BLACK DAMP.

HALIFAX, n. s., Feb 19.-Eight men were
by black damp on Saturday while descend
ing coal shaft Maccan, Cumberland County. One
of the number recovered his and an alarm
and party OF volunteers below and found TWO or
the men, named Patten end Wilson. dead. inc others
rescued alive, but Of the number, named Bur
rows, died subsequently.
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LONDON, Feb. 19.-The British steamer
Thanemore Captain Mitchell from Liverpool for Balti
more has returned She had her decks swept spars and
rigging damaged and lost boats. The rhanemore res
cued on the 9Th irstant the crew OF the Italian bark
Padre Madre, Capsain Mognasch, from Baltimore for
Dublin, which was abandoned Captain Mognaschl was
drowned.
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4 "a As Senator Vances amendment for the
relief of the small moonshiners OF his his
State was lost by vote of II to 80.
Later this evening two Republican members Of the
Finance Committee were asked for their opinion or
the situation. One said he thought the bill would
be passed by the Senate and thought IL NOT
unlikely that the House would cut Oft the tariH
legislation aud pass the Revenue bill with the SEN
ate amendments. The other thought it doubtful II
the bill passed the Senate in any form.
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THE MICHIGAY SENATORSHIP.

DETROIT, Feb. 19.-The vote in the LeSis
lnure to-day for United states senator resulted as FOL
lows: Ferry 49, AMI Newton. Dem) 81 The remain ing
04 votes where scattered NJ other ballot as takou
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A TOWN TAKEN by THE FALSE PROPHET.

u
CAIRO, Feb. 10.-The town of El-Obeid, the
capital OF KOrdoiau, which has population OF ABOUT
10000 has been captured by the False Prophet Ihc
town. which ia about 300 miles southwest OF Khartoum,
ntaI Larracks and tbe Governors residence. The in
hab ants trade In gold, silver, ivory, hides, gum ana
nIu
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THE STEAMER QUEBEC SAFE.

LONDON, Feb. 19.-The British steamer One
beo Captain Gibson, long overdue in disabled condi
ton from Portland for Liverpool sighted six mlles
northwest OF Hoyhead this morning and later was taA
In tow BY tUg-bOat and IL now safe on the Poi' VI
liverpool.
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MR.. MASSEY SLIPPED ~ THE FACE.

RICuMoNp, Va, Feb. 10.-While depositions
were being tkon to-day In the contested Congressional
election ease OF John t. Massey against John Wise,
quarrel between tho two resulted In Captain Wise
appng Mr. Massey In the face. The men were arrested
and bacd to appear before the Police Court TOMORROW
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FATAL EXPLOSION or GIANT POWDER.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 19.-John A. Curtain
a foreman, ana william Taylor laOorer on the North
ern Pacific Railroad. have been killed by an explosion
Of giant powder John 'illmorea aoofer was 'a'@iiy
Injured.
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WAGNER FIND PROPOSED.

BERLIN. Feb. 19.-It has been proposed that,
instead Of erecting monument TO wagner iund pe
collected TO maintain the Wagner Theatre at Bayreuth
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INCIDENTS AND RITMORs.

LONDON. Feb. 19.--It is stated that Frank "
Bvrne. the man who, according to James Carey's
testimony in Dublin on Saturday. sent arms from
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KILLED BY TURCOMANs.

ST. PErER5BURG, Feb. 19.-The Secretary oi
of tho British Embassy at Teheran. and native sAhaS'
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THE CREW OF A BARK RESCUED.

have been attacked the Turcoman Steppes. Eleven
OF the escort were killed and nine wounded.