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party If It abandoned moderate pro-
lection and inserted an out and out
free trade plank In Its national plat
form.
His remarks created considerable
dissatis action among other speakers.
The speech credited to Harrison In
the morning papers was not spoken.
Tomorrow his real speech will be pub
lished.
Letters of regret were re,eived from
Samuel j. Tllden, Gen. Hancock,
Samuel ] Randall. Abram Hewitt,
and s s. C,x, of New York; Gen.
Geo. b. Mcclellan and Gov. Ludlow,
Of New Jerssy; Governors Stonemar,
of California, Crittenden, of Missouri,
McEnery, of Louisiana, Adams, Of
Nevada, Wallace, of Connecticut,
Berry, Of Arkansas, Blackburn, OF
Kentucky, and Cleveland, of New
York. Ek. Senator Mcdonald, Of In.
di,na, AID numerous othcrss sent let
ters OF regret.
During the day the rooms OF the
Iroquois club were filed with visitors
and the presi Dental outlook was can
vassed ct length. The general drift
of opinion seemed to favor Samuel j..
Tilden for the democratic standard
bearer In 1884 After T,lden McDon-
aid, of Indiana, was the favorite
choice. To-day Senator Bayard and
q number of other distinguished dem
ocratic visitors visited the 'model
city" of Pullman
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MEZzROFF's METHODS.
How the British Empire Will Be Dis
membered and q Republic
h;reCtad

How the British Empire Will Be Dis
membered and q Republic
Erected
Special Dispatch to The Bnn
NEW YORK, April 15.-The Sunday
Mercury prints long interview with
Professor Mezzroff, the nihilist and
head leader of the Irish dynamite
party, who arrived from Eurone y.s.
terday. The professor dc, aitryai snne
length the dynamite wassrr6 - ~
wsged against England. He claimed
at the outaet that the people have the
right to use the most effective weapon
they can procure to defend their lives,
liberties and property. He said II
England did not lose her hold on
Ireland his party would
leave her a mass of ruins; that .
dozen men could destroy London In 6
night by q chemical fire and dynamite,
and they meant to do It, He declared
they would blow every English man
of war and all merchant marine flying
the British flag and plying between
British ports or ON the seas. They
could do this without breaking inter
national law and irrespective Of where
they themselves were located. At .
trifllng expense every hsrbor In Eng
land codld be fred. Then they would
blow up every bank In England and
take possession Of the gold,
$95 600, 900 year, that England had
forcibly plundered from Ire
land. Next they would be.
gin the destruction of private
property, the property Of ths aristoc
racy, capitalists and monopolists.
Tney would then fill the English
rivers and harbors with torpedoos.
Taen the harbors In Ireland would be
protected with torpedoss and English
soldiery fought with explosives. They
would not destroy the telegraph, but
In particular places would destroy the
railroads, so as to render trsnsporta
tion of troops impossible. The pro.
fessor dwelt on the easy method Of
obtaining and making explosives,
even In the heart of London. IL
closing, he said they had England
completely at their mercy and had
given her warnlag. If she did moi
take II, then her doom would be or
her own head.
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A Furious Blow in Arkansas and Mis-
souri,.


Special Dispatch 10 The BEE.
: OZARK, Ark, April 15.-Yesterday
morning a disastrous tornado struck
the White Oak, Little Rock and Ft.
Smith railroad, ten miles west Of here.
The wind blew from the southwest
and the force was beyond powers of
description. The sides Of the noun
tains which before the storm was GOV.
cred with trees, are now shorn. None
are standing, even oaks being snapped
In twain like pipe stems. Afterwards
came hail, which lasted until the
ground was covered with ioe, many
stones being nearly o. large as hens
eggs. 7. II. Rason, postmaster, lost
his store and residence, probably most
Of the mall. Three hundred dollars In
currency was also scattered by the
wind. He was seriously Injured about
the spine. L. Wallace's residence.
stables and store, occupied by Mr.. j..
X COX, were all leveled, as were also
the resideL G, of j. @. Murray and sll
others on that place. The storm
averaged three miles In width. No
fences can be seen anywhere. Trees
two aud three feet In diameter were
uprooted, broken and twisted like
twigs Pile after pile of great rail-
road ties were found blown around al
II they had been matches.
Reports of destruction of property
and loss of life came from every direo
ton. Thomas Ross and wife and
Wm. Heron, one mile north, were
fatally injured and their houses swept
away. w. K. Mccain, David Hall,
John Brasure and Wallace all los,
their houses. Daniel Wade, VIM.
Ham and Z,oh Harper also lost their
houses. The Union church and sohool
house, one mile northwest are also In
ruins. At Gays MILL, two miles west,
one small residence Is all that remained
|, standing. +. j. Lewis house and
half d doz an others are In ruins. The
storm was of such severity as wal
never before known here The lorna
do reached Conway, Faulkner county,
at 3 p. m. No one was killed
but several were badly injured,
No reports from the interior
At Jtffsrson City, Mo-, a violen,
wind storm also occurred. 1t un-
rooted several houses and did consid-
erable other damage. Several storms
in different parts Of Kansas the pas,
twenty four hours.
The house of Daniel McGonigie, a
few miles from 81. Marys, was struck
by lightning last night and boy lt
years old, member of the family, wai
killed. No other serious casualty II
yet reported.
The Cithollc and Baptist churches
we're both destroyed. Simmons Bros
GIN mill Is u total wreck, and HilliarG
q 90. s planning mill was swept away
The Bruce, Frauenthal g. Martin bricl
blocks were unroofed and the front oI
Browns drug store blown In. Numer
ous residences are In ruins. The losi
will probably exceed $500
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IRISH EMIGRANrs.
The First Shipload Of Evicted Tenants
Arrive in Boston.
Special Dispatch to The BE.


BOSTON, April 15.-The steamer
HISTORIAN arrived last night with $50
passengers, most of them impover.
ished Irish people sent over at the OK.
pense of the English government.
The greater part are families, some of
whion number eight or ten persons,
while the average is about five. The
maj ority are from Galway; the others
from Mayo, Derry and Donegal.
Most of those from Galway were
evicsed, and during the past winter
lived as bost they could, finding shell
ter In tents. Iudian meal poi
ridge Was their principal article
of food. The agent Of the govern
ment furnished money to those who
desired 70 60 to places beyond Boston,
the amount depending upon the sizs
of family, some receiving few shil.
llngs, others two, three, five or six
pounds. A great many of the men
nre farmers, but seem undecided what
they shall do here. Some are going
to Nsw York, others 10 Plttsburg,
Portland, Chicago and Canada, while
some remain In Boston and vicinity.
Several paid their own passage but
brought little with them In the way OF
money or household goods. They
will be sent to their various destina-
tions by tho steamsphip company.
The steamer Parthia, from Liver.
pool, arrived this morning, also
brought large number OF the same
class of emtgrants.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is. Sixty.
nine evicted farmers from Mayo and
Galway arrived in the sailing ship
Indiana. Rsv. Bernard s. Kelly, of
Galway, was also q passenger. he
has been sent to this country by the
archbishop of Tuam to raise money
for the relief of distress In his flock.
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IRELAND.
Special Dispatches 10 tbs BEE.

Special Dispatches 10 tbs BEE.
DUBLIN, April 10 Featherstone,
Carmody and O'Herlihy, arrested for
conspiracy to murder, wero before the
magistrate In Cork again yesterday.
Evidence was produced Of finding on
Featherstone . document headed
"Care for the gout," but which was
really . recipe for manufacturing OK.
plosive, and also q letter In OHerli-
hy's writing asking Featherstone to
forward two oarboys Of nitric acid
from Glasgow. 1t VAS asked that the
prisoners be further remsnded.
The formal Identification by Carey
during his examination In the case
by Joe Brady, Of Tynan's photograph
as the picture OF the man known a.
Number One, has oaused the govern.
ment to take active steps to secure
Tynan's arrest. Four detectives are
said to have gone In pursuit.
OF the twenty'twop persons whom the
prose secution will call on at the trial of
Curley are three new witnesses who
viii testify they saw the accused In
Pho nix Park on the day Ct the MUIR
der. Counsel for the crown oalou-
lates the trial of the other prisoners
will last about ( ,rtnight.
The mother of Peter lyman, "No.
l." says she believes her son was su.
perior officer In the Invinclbles. AL
though true bills we're returned
against eleven prisoners charged with
the Pho TX park murders, It is be-
lieved that only seven will be tried on
the capital charge.
It's stated Delaney and MoOaffrey
will plead guilty. Peter Carey will
depose on Monday that he was sworn
as an Invinclble by his brother.
Kelley will be tried after Curley.
After the verdict against b .ady
Friday the foreman of the jury found
q letter at his home making frer zled
appeal for return of a verdict oi
"not guilty" and warning him other
wise he would surely be killed.
1t Is reported that the government
Intends to negotiate with lyman fol
the purpose of learning the real head
of the Invinclbles and the sources
whence they obtained money.
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UNBoTTLED BOURBON !
4 Liberal Flow Of Liquids and
Lingo From the DemOG
Chiefs in Council,
Shades Of the Venerable Cipher
Sam Illumine the Ban
quet Hall.
The Party Spirit Buoyant Over
the Prospect Of Early
Spoi Is.
peciA Dispatch TO The BEE.

peciA Dispatch to TIE BEE.
CHICAGO, April IA The banquet
1t the Palmer house on Friday even.
Ing was an eloquent oommemoration
of the natal day Of the father of de-
mocracv. The principles enunoiated
by Thomas Jefferaon, and living still
In the platform of the democratic
party, were again given utterance last
night under the auspices of the expo
nent organization of that party In the
northwes and southwest. Inoorpor.
ated Oct. 10, 1881, the Iroquois club
has assumed position of national I'm.
portance, and to-day thousands will
read the published speeches delivered
at Its banquet board, and make augur.
les for 1884 Tho gathering was
large one and many name among the
list of guests is known where reputa.
tion and brain are respected and sd.
mired.
The large main dining hall of the
Palmer afforded barely sufficient space
for the accomm odation of the guests,
and when all were seated the array
presented was one worthy OF descrlp-
ton. The room was brilliantly light
ed, and the appointments and deoora-
tions were superb. On . raised plat
form at the north end of the hall q
table stretched from end to end, and
before eight long tables, all covered
with snow white cloth, reached to all
the extremitiss. Scarcely chair was
vacant, and, looking down the sisles,
between the rows of intellectual faces,
the student of character would have
found ample material for ref sction.
Over the doorssn windows were draped
the national colors, and the arched
doorway on the north was hung with
the flag made into the form of o
shield, the lower corner shading q
large oil painting of Jefferson. Just
above the portrait q pretty design In
flowers attracted attention. This was
the emblem of the club, .omahswk
of red flowers with streamer of i'm
mortelles enclrcling 1t. The immor-
telles were dotted with violets de-
scrlbing the words 'Troq aois Club. "
The floral decorations were extremely
handsome, and so profuse that the
sweet scent of roses, violets and car
nations pervaded the entire hall.
Long intertwining streamers Of
smllax adorned the table cloths, and
ran prsttily through the varied colors
of the mounted flowers. Immedi.
ately In front of President Phelps
was a magnif sent floral piece Dor.
dered with call lilies and containing al
most every variety of flowers, forming
a beautiful combination of colors, q
pretty bed for the tender violets thai
were wreathed into the name "Iro
auois." On either side wore pyra
mids of various hued roses three fee
high, aud further down were similal
pyramIdal.shsped combinations O
roses with now and then epergnes o
parti colored fruit intervening. Sim
liar decorations were placed at inter
walls on the other tables, occupied b,
the non.speaking members Of the clul
and guests. A splendid band Of must
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CAPITOL NOTES.
|pecial Dispatches 10 The BzH.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.

REVENUE RECEIPTS.
WAsHINaroN, April 15.-During
the first nine months of the current
fiscal year the interal revenue receipts
were s108, 1926, ,795, an increase Of
$25l. 1913 over the corresponding
period of the last fiscal year.
INDIANS HELD FOR MURDER.
Commissioner Price has directed
the agent at Swan Suletz Indian
agency, Oregon, to refuse to release
the Indians now held for murder com.
mitted on the reservation and to file
complaint against them before the
magistrate.
WHEAT PROSPECTS IN EUROPE.
The report from the London agent
Of the department Of agriculture
makes q probable decrease In the area
OF wheat In Great Britain OF 10 per
cent and 10 per cent In France
There Is alao reduction ia the area in
Rnssia, In Austria aud Hungary the
full breadth has bsen sown. The
condition of the plant at the present
time is generally very favorable.
A CALIFoRsIA RANCH.
E3In the matter of the survey OF
Rancho Santiago dc Santana, OF Cali
f,rn!a, Secretary Teller has affi fi'med
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employ Indian scouts, to which the
Mexican authorities have sssented,
and will permit our scouts to cross the
border In pursuit of hostiles. Con.
osrning the threatened raid on San
Carlos reservation by bands of armed
citizens, Gen, Crook has given orders
to allow San Carlos Indians to defend
themselves.
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the decislon Of the commissioner Of
the general land cffioe, making New
port bay and inlet the eastern bound.
ary. Under this decision the western
boundary follows Mintos line from
Laposa to q point where the line In
terseots Santa Ana river as 1t now
runs, and from that point to Sea river
forms the remaining part of the west.
ern boundary.
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INVESTIGATING HILL.

Secretary Folger has appointed .
committee consisting Of j. O. New,
assistant secretary; Joseph II. Robin
son, secretary Of the assistant solicitor
of the treasury, and w. +. MaoLen-
nan, chief of the warrant divisions,
of investigate the charges OF official
misoonduct recently filed against
James q. Hill, supervising architect
OF the treasury. 1r
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Crook and tho Indians.

ELpAso, Tex, April 15.-Gsneral
Crook, who has been down In Mexico
to consult the Mexican military Off
GERS regarding action against the In
disns, considers the situation serious.
He says no reports Of what the Mexi
can troops have done has been allowed
to gain publicity, but they have killed
a good many Apaches and have not
spared either women Or children
General Crook does not believe the
Indians can be successfully fought
with regular troops, and will therefors
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Another Omuial CYnvictsd d.
pecial Dispatch TO THB BEE.

ATLANTA, April 15.-The jury In
the United States circuit court find
j. M. Robinson guilty of all the
counts In the indictments charging
the presentation of false accounts az
deputy marshal. This Ia one Of
series of prosecutions begun for tn Q
department of Justice. The tria, ex-
cited great interest. The conviction
makes sensation.
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Glasgow on the charge Of being CON.
neoted with tho dynamite plot, has
been brought to London. He denies
that he turned informer.
The Court Circular states that the
queens physician on Saturday dressed
the injured knee. The condition Ii
much Improved. The queen will re-
gain full power Of the limb, but some
time must elapse before she will be
able to walk or stand for any length
of time.
The American consul at Setonna has
gone up the Congo river to ascertain
In what respect the action of the
Portuguese authorities affects Ameri-
can interests. His destination II
Stanley Pool. The natives seem re-
solved to resist the aggressions Of both
French and Portuguese.
The Marquis Of Lorns will probably
be succeeded by the marquis Of Rlpon,
now vice-secretary OF India.
Special Dispatches 70 TEE BEE.
BERLIN, April 15.-In the reichstaQ
yesterday the minister of finance read
the imperial message. The emperor
says he always believed It was Its duty
to devote some solioitude for the
condition of the working classes a.
displayed by the Prussian kings. The
emperor expresses the conviction that
legislation should not be restricted to
the police and penal measures but
should benefit workingmen. The
abolition Of the class tax was the first
step towards bene6tting them. The
emperor Is anxious In regard
to the passage Of the insur-
anoe bill, a. its failure, he
thinks would hopelessly destroy
any chance of passing the sick poor
bill at the next session. The budget
for 1884 and 1885 would therefore be
now submitted, to give the next ses-
sion opportunities to consider the
condition of the people.
The German, Austrian and italian
governments are about to consider the
unlawful use of explosives and plans
for the destruction OF life and prop
erty generally. Italy has informed
Germany that henceforth no substance
capable Of being exploded will be
conveyed over any italian railway in
quantities Weighing over 100 pounds.
The Nord Dsutsche Zeitung praises
the promptpess with which the British
commons passed tho bill In regard to
explosives, and compares unfavorably
the long debates on the socialist law In
the Reiohstsg.
The condition of Bismarck's health
Is less favorable, and he Ii not likely
to appear In the Reiohstag again soon.
The census Of live stock in Prussia,
compared with the census Of 1878
shows an important increase, except
III sheep.
The empsror's message was q sur
prise to the reichstag. The progress
i've party propose to discuss the Issues
brought up. The liberals are uncer.
tain what attitude to take. The right
centre on either hand pratest against
any debate thereon.
1t Is reported the liberal members
propose to present an address In reply
to the emperor's message. Liberia
journals are dissatirged with the mes
sage, though declaring the criticisms
are directed against Bismarck and not
the emperor.
The Vossiehe Zeitung says the mes
sage Is q clever expedisnt to effec,
dissolution of the reichstag, which Il
now to be made on the ground of non
aoquiescenoe In the message.
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ENGLAND.

Fpo ni DinPetSh W ihh DE.
LONDON, April 15.-An English
vessel with large cargo Of dynamite
las sailed from Antwerp for England.
The police await her arrival.
Bernard Gallagher, arrested Q.
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FEATHERST0NE PILLS !.
4 Positive PaneCea For the Ills
Of Ireland and IriShmon.
The Cork Dynamiter Peddles
Hrs Ware Under the Name
of, "a Cure For Gout."
Most ofthe Prescription Clerks
Assured of a Twenty-Year
Situation.
The Harvest of Hemp bout to
be Gathered By the Irwin.
cibls Reapers.
King Williams Speech to the
Reiohstsg, and Comments
Of the Press.
Tho spaniards Pluck Up suRoisnt
Gall to Buok the Monroe
Doctrine.

A Large Assortment OF FOREIGN News
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-12-20

however, are not welded to it. If more
feasible plan should be formulated, we
would as willingly accept it. What we
want and shall labor for is the crystalization
of all the forces opposed to Bourbonism
to the end that the electoral vote of Vir-
glnia may be given to the Chicago nomi-
nees, whoever they may be. We have no
choice of leaders, but will follow anyone
whom the Convention may select, whether
he is what is known as Readjuster, Coali-
Zionist or Straightout. Let him have
the endorsement of convention fresh
from the people, and we will do all in our
power to enlist under his banner every vo-
ter who may regard it to be public duty to
defeat the Bourbon Democracy in State
and Nation.
We respectfully invite brief expressions
of opinion from those who are determined
to support the nominees Of the Chicago
Convention: whatever may have been their
past party associations. Something must
be done to unite them, and must be done
speedily, for the time for organized action
is near at hand. Without better under
standing than now exists, it would be use
less to pretend to make canvass. With
concert Of organization and purpose, Vir-
ginia will be lost to the Democratic nomi-
nees and ranged in the Republican column
in 1884.