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his property In trust, to Felix Anr7. ~
of that paper
The Baltimore subueasury has gr-,
tons of silver in the vaults and l,J7l0o,,
cent pieces. The public demand Fl. \
latter has declined greatly since the fye.,.-
car fare took effect.
Ex-President Hayes positively rsfrs..
allow his name to go before the R.plbIi.,,
convention of OHIO as a caudidate for Co.
ernor.
Foreign News.
LONDON, April 4.-The National Ths,.-...
Berlin has been burned cut. No lives r..,
lost.
Michael Davitt, from his prison h,
written vigorous letter to the ToungI I-sr,,f
Society of Glasgow, in which he saws 4.
dynamitepolicy can only have the elect
exasperating the English democracy. z.
declares that it would be far better to vn.
and wait for another twenty years thmn
play into the hands of Irelands enenie, h,
giving rein to dispair and revenge.
LONDON, April 5.-There is great e1cie.
ment in London over the discover Of
secret dynamite factory in Birmingham ,,5
the arrest Of the proprietor, VINO is saji n
be an Irish American. Other arrests b,7s
also been made in London OF meE surpossi
to be in the league in the manufactrrs Of
explosives for the work of destruction n
England.
A mine has been discovered in Moscow
connecting with the Kremlin, where The
coronation of the Gar is to take place.
The prefect of police in Copenhagen Lss
ordered the socialist congress in sao7
there to disband and tie foreign na1.ss
TO leave the city.
The chief of police in St. Petersburg and
others have been decorated By the Gar 70,
their attentions to the Jeanette survivors
LONDON, April 6.-The four men arrested
IN London on suspicion Of being concerned
in plots to blow up government buildings
were arraigned in Bow-Street Court yeste,.
day, and remanded. Their examination re-
yealed some important matters. TOpouni'
of nitro-glycerine has been found in White
heads factory, in Birmingham.
At Ottawa, Canada, while Sergt Hughs
and police officer Codd were in the hallway
of the eastern departmental building 1t
Ottawa, Ont, bottle containing some sr
pIosiye was thrown from above and buE
with tremendous force. The men saw The
bottle coming and succeeded in getting into
shelter.
The German government is determinedn n
its objections to American pork.
Famine is imminent in Hungary.
LONDON, April SIT the bill to amend 20
law in regard to explosives, which Slf WI.
liam narcourt will introduce in the HOUSE {"
Commons to-day, should not prove 'sl'
spective, many members will support d
amendment to the bill making it retio'Ps'
tive in its provisions.
At banquet by the Corporation oi V'''
Engineers, at Kensiugton, Saturday e7sllls'
Minister Lowell made a speech, IN the col''
of which he said that no American Oel'''
that assassination is war, or that dyn''-'
is the raw material of policy.
Arrangements for the trial of the aHes'-
Phoenix Park murderers have been m'-'
Joe Brady will be tried first.
One hundred and forty-fys houses nov
been destroyed by fire at Vallorbes o"lA''
land.
The Brussels police have discovered P'''-
of plot against the Gar.
LONDON, April 9--The English go'''-
ment's S bill introduced in the House Oh '0-
mons by Sir William Harcourt relative u :
plosives passed both houses Of Parla'A'-
yesterday and will receive the royal ''''-
to-day. Michael Dayitt publishes anu.
letter condemning the use Of dynamic :. !.
the friends of Ireland Threats h"'' -. -.
made to blow up the Liverpool posi-.
The alleged Phoenix Park murdef9l' ~ r-
arraigned at Dublin yesterday, and p.9.I', ~ =,
not guilty, were held for trial. Inc l'A
Joe Brady will begin to-day. fl,
Mr.. A. NJ. Sullivan, late member Oh on. !.
ment for Melth, who wrote a lo'''. . :,
nouneing the dynamite outrage and "NO !.
ceiyed warning from O'Donovan nos. 81.
be careful about his future utiel'n., y.
writes to the London Daily Nees thai lSl. =,
not attach much importance 10 NO''-
threats. .,.-.L
Bishop Herzog, Of the Old Catholic Onl,sr .,,,
confirmed six young ladies in the Ali'''
/ Episcopal Church at Rome Sunday' s,r
Conrad, who murdered his vile aL.l ia,
children, was beheaded at Berlin ''''',
LONDON. April 1o.-Aroyal message ,;... 90
assent to the bill relating TO SAp-G ps.
which bill was passed in both houses ..1,r.
lament on Monday, was receiVea 70 80
The London Times says that mSlno' N
the dynamite party are supposed - .,;,a. -.
steamer now on the voyage from Air.i, .l,,io1
Mr.. Power yesterday moved i05S,a - Of
in the House of Commons on mo SUI
remedies for the distress in Irelanl, ,,ss.
Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh ana O'n. ~ ,ouri
thinkers were arraignedin Lonaoa ,..o5.r.
YESTERDAY on a charge Of making Ol'S6-
Gus publications. ..,sd from
Warliks preparations are f0p'''
Italy.