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SWITZERLAND.
Excitement Over the Expulsion OF the
Salvation Army.


Salvation Army.
GENEVA, February 25.--Much excitement
prevails among the foreign residents here
in consequence of the expulsion from the
canton of the members of the Salvation
Army. Miss Booth, daughter of General
Booth, the head of the organization, was
expelled from tis canton at six hours no
tice under pain Of imprisonment, and her
companion Miss Charlesworth, a young
lady OF sixteen, was included in the edict
The plstext for Miss Booths expulsion
was that she was unable to produce an &C.
count of a collection made st salvation
meeting in December last. Miss Charles
worth was expelled because she was
not furnished With the W.
! ten au,nority of her parents to re.
side in the canton and also because afte.
being examined at great length on Satur-
day she objected on conscientious grounds,
to undergo q second examination on Sun.
day. Three other Salvationists, two French
men and a German, have also been ex-
PEELED at an hours notice for alleged irreg.
ularities in their papers, but really for at
tending prayer meeting held at private
house. These arbitrary proceedings have
caused great sensation, especially anicng
the foreigners residing here. None OF the
women feel sure that on some trivial pre-.
text they may not be treated in like man
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A DETERMINED WIFE.

She Attempts, Through Jealsasy. -
sheet Girl and Thea Knoeks Her
Hushand Oat with q Chair.
LocKroRr, IND, February 25.-There
was quite lively time across the river,
about FIVE miles back Of Lewisport on
Wednesday. One John Howell had been
helping the farmers, when the river was at
its highest, to remove grain and livestock
to place of safety. While be wss work
ing for Q man named Gooding he showed
o great deal Of attention to the latter's
daughter, and when Howell's wife heard
Of this her jealousy knew no bounds She
went Immediately to the youn1 lady, in.
forming her that Howell was her husband,
and il she heard OF her being with him
wssld sheet Her.
The young lady, however, was quite prepar.
ed, and replied 'that she did not care and
would 60 with him (Howell) a. often -
possible" whereupon the wife pulled q
pistol and would have shot but was pre-
vented by farmers lad. The wife return.
ed home TO await the appearance OF her
husband. When he arrived she demanded
an explanation OF his conduct, but before
he could explain her anger got the better
of her. Chairs, for O time, were flying
about promiscuously, and the room was
made a perfect wreck. His wife ordered
Howell out of the house after he was con !.
siderably used up. A divorce is expected.
The parties are respected, and the affair
has cast gloom over their friends.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Cardinal patriarch Of Lisbon IS
dead,
Tt,sbursh had 5000 FIRE Saturday
night
In the panubian conference Russia ac-
c,rts the Granyillss compromise.
The Paris Figaro announces the resigna-
ticn Of the French Minister at Brussels.
The Bank Theatre at Burton is closed
q, acc, unit of the illness Of Margaret
Msther, the star.
Gladstone will arrive at London Thurs
a,v. The police Saturday renewed their
rrrcautions for his safety.
Cprrsn. divisional magistrate, has opened
further private inquiry at the Dublin
,astle into the murder conspiracy.
Several additional suspected persons ar
rived in London last week. Important in
alton regarding their movements has
been received.
Henry Ward Beecher made strong ap-
neal for the sufferers from the western
floods. Plymouth Church responded with
a liberal contribution.
Formal suit for twenty thousand dol
lars was brought Saturday against c. d.
Wash and John F. Antisdel, of the late
Newhall House by John Gilbert actor.
The steamship Bywell Castle, from the
rrack sea, with a cargo of cotton seed and
leans, bound to Hull, England, is believed
70 have foundered at sea and all on board
lost.
Owing TO serious disclosures made by 1856
Socialists. who were arrested at Andalusia,
srscial Judges have been appointed to make
an investigation. Numerous arrests occur
daily.
The police Of Brussels seized documents
revealing plot affecting Belgium and
other countries. Cipher kilograms sent
from Paris, Berlin and St. Petersburg were
found. Arrests are expected.
The attempt e Salmi Morse TO give a
-,k,a->al OF tEa Passion play Saturday
evening at his sw theatre on Twenty
third street. Y. \ was defeated by the Po-
lice. who raided t.s place and made sew
e.. arrests.
Societies 10 destroy the rights Of proper
" and eJtermrnats the bourgiesee, land
owners have be, n discover, d in Andalusis.
The government resolved to suppress the
societies. They number a thousand mem
les anu Include persons Of social SAND
iu.
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saO. 600 worth Of Rsasss.

NV YORK, February 25.-Tte Pennsyl.
vanis railroad ferry boat, Hudson City, and
the sound steamer, City Of Norwich, werein
collision in February, lss0.- John N. Mar.
tin was passenger on the ferry boat. A
gas fixture fell on his head. The blow 80
affected bis mind that II was necessary 70
confne him in lunAtic asylum. from which
be was but recently released. He since
both companies in Judge Larremore's court
for SOS, ,s00 damages, and yesterday he 70.
trial, but his wife testified that on the
night of the day on which be had testified
be knocked her down. and had to be put
under restraint again. He had also told
her once that God had informed him that
he must remove her to make place for an.
other
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The OhtS n (aiPo.

CAIEo, Ills, February 25.-The river 10.
night measures 81 feet, inch, . rise Of
half On inch since last night, and Is nov
stationary. Everything 10 very quiet To-
day, and ss the Ohio has commenced fall
decline tonight. A slide on the levee en-
bankment occurred last night, but was
promptly repaired. The heavy winds Of
last night seemed not to affect the levees 10
the least. II is clear and cool tonight
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TheLibrarY af Conrresx

WASHINGTON, February 25.-The bill re-
ported TO the Senate from the Joint Com.
mittee on the Library by Mr.. Morrill, pro-
vides that the joint select committee on
additional accommodations for the library
OF Congress shall procure, at a cost not to
exceed $5OO, 900, the four blocks immedi-
ately east Of the Capitol building and con.
sance style, after the design submitted by
John L. Smithmeyer. The bill appropri.
ates $500, 600 for the land and $500, 600 for
The commencement of work on the build.
ing. The bill is practically the voorhees,
proposition:
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Drowned.

MATAaoRAs, MEN, February 2j.-Louis
Fernandez and Carmen Lira, aged IS years,
after binding their bodies together with a
rope sprang into the Yara river and were
drowned. Thursday evening Hernandez
called on the parents of the girl to ask her
hand 10 marriage and was rejected. Over
come with grief, the pair determined TO
end their lives as above described. Their
bodies were recovered an hour later. Tne
mother of the girl, after seeing the corpse
of her daughter as il was taken from the
river, bound to that of Hernandez, also
sprsng into the river and was drowned.
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Nager Wauact
traEed by Remorse

!, ,rS. ,i,>. t L.' hGi'""L, o., February 25.-J-T
@ 80 O., I"F long time freight agent Al tbis
1. ~, ~ Las become crazsd, which seams to
ue result OF a mind burdeneI bY "a,
o,St. Last TALL he was detected ;n 49, &C.
/, a. s. s.l't our merchants Tor Freight ana =
"S ,Fa'en uAck over several ysars aJf ~ - -
l,oymeE, he having eTtrsctsJ ai' Dn,aa, y, ms
,r.r,',, go. E.,.. thousand dollars from the
Is a, nr.,, '>'''s>S mess men Of this town. He
l. La. f,,.. N.>.GiAFSei, since whicA time
EisrgLr ""shibs but b-nOd over his
aaiy VIII. sanity Is TO some degree hered.
j. d. n IN, IN, and The trouble was mot
E>,,l ,j.1 j'.1S,'...hS his reason. judge Wells
h., Linz roper certificate which viii
kr.S ''' '''''"Hte to the asylum az New.
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Number One-Carey's Statement.
A DRUNKEN DIVINE.
An Ex.Priest Retired to the Work.
house.

An EX.PrteSt ReGreo 10 inc "oFk.
house,
CLEVELAND, o.. February 25.-"Call VI. F
Deylin," said the police prosecutor yester-
day afternoon, and a tall, gray-haired, spec
tacled man, wearing rusty black suit and
carrying cane, came ont and took seat
in the prisoners row. His face was cleanly
sbayep. and about his neck he wore g stand.
ing collar. the whiteness OF which was re-
leyed by black scarf, making him appear
like what be once was, Roman Catholic
priest. He pleaded not guilty TO the charse
intoxication, and Lieutenant Granger,
.Lo rr-.,e the arrest, testified that he saw
nnrIin | in Woodland avenue street car
Thursday evening. He wss intoxicated,
and he threw the straw aboI. the car and
svurg his esne in manner thar
Duplicated the Other Passengers.
"Can you swear positively" asked Devlin,
THAT / was drunkT' II think So" replied
the Lieutenant.
Can you tell the difference between in
toxication and sickness? / staggered be-
cause wss sick" when smell whisky
on a mans breath and he staggers, I'M.
dEluC tudt AS ID AcpAlNA AACa'
tenant
"Devlin, whose real name is McGill. took
the stand and testified that he came here
from Columbus September l. He lived be
fore that for thirty years at Pittsburgh.
On September 4th he was arrested and
fined on the charge Of intoxication. On
September sth be was again arrested and
sent to the workhouse. His term expired
a few days ago. On Wednesday he wal
again arrested. but was not drunk.
He Had Been Taking Medicine.
for the rheumatism. 81 took two or thres
drinks OF liquor" said he, ''but was mo-
non compos mehtis, and was therefore MOI
intoxicated. drank one glass Of whisky
and one glass OF beer. and maybe more, bh
don't know"
when you are drunk" asked the prose
cutor, "sre you sufficiently compos mentil
to tell that you-w drunkT Il am mo-
GOOD enouph lawyer TO snsver that" said
Deyiin. 81 have rule 10 go by. When
can tell what Ism abcnt Itont think ! "a
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RIaine at fhe CapitoI.

WASHINGTON, February 25.--A New York
paper published story to the effect that
the Republicans had called IN Mr.. Blaine
to help them out of their present dilemma
on the tariff question. The story ran that
Mr.. Blaine was at the Capitol every day
holding private conferences with the Re-
publican leaders. The fact OF the matter
is this. Mr.. Blaine does go to the Congress
sional Library daily to look up authorities
TO assist him in writing his forthcoming
book on the Garfield administration. He
has no other object in visiting the Capitol.
1t is not believed, however, that he has
turned any Of his friends away who have
wished TO hold conversation with him
there.
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Mexican Troops Revolt,

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, February 25.-In the
State OF Chispas, Mexico, some of the troops
rebelled aud pronounced in favor of Seuor
Sebastian Lerdo for Governor. De Tejado
gathered the loyal forces together quickly,
and by means of prompt N measures quelled
the revolt. In battle between the revo-
lutionists and the loyal party six of the
former were killed and nine wounded. The
troops who reyolted were one hundred men
of the Tenth battalion. Many of them es-
capped TO Guatemala. Chiapas has mixed
population of about 20OO The capital
city is San Cristobel, with 1900 Of popu.
latiCn.
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drunk" He admitted that hs had borrow
ed the money with which he purchased his
liquor from Bohemian priest he said he
had been arrested several times for intoxi-
cation in Pittsburgh.
Inpassing upon the case the Judge said:
u have no doubt about the defendants
guilt He says he has rule, but it seems
that the police here andfn other cities do
not respect that rule. His former position
makes him dangerous man, because he
and the clergy. Az this 10 his third offense
/ will fine him SIS and costs aud send him
TO the workhouse for 60 days."
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whole Family Sent % yasI.

WASHINGTON, Pa, February 25.-Yester.
day Special Detective McBurney arrested
Bridget Bradley, OF Mcdonald. this county.
on charge Of selling liquor. She IL
widow, her husband having been recently
;.illed on the railroad. She Is the mother
of FIVE children. the Oldest being about
eight years Of sge. Sheriff Chambers
DIDN'T knox what TO do with the children,
bot concluded to place the whole family 10
Jail untiia proper disposition could be
rnndn Of the childKen.
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Updesran,s Heirs TO Get no Belief

WASHINGTON, February 25.-In the
House yesterday during the debate on
sundry civil appropriation bill on amend
meut to pay 5000 to the heirs OF A. s.
Herror, elected a member of the Forty
eighth Congress died was rejected.
Mr.. Hiscock asked and obtained unani-
nous consent to strike out similar pro-
vision in the original bill in favor OF fhe
late J. T. Updegraff, OF Ohio. also elected
to Forty-eighth Congress. The 'bill was
passed.
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Cretsitors' Meeting.

MILWAUKEE, February 25.-The leading
icreditors of the Fox River Iron Co, which
msde az assignment to J. II. Booth, of this
city, held secret meeting yesterday. The
compsny's assets were placed Mt $50 600,
and liabilities at si06o00, with contin.
gent lisbility of $4,000. NJ definite ae.ivn
was determined on.
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Sergeant n.ssG.

WAhissf6S, February 25.--It 10 tist
about one year since poor Sergeant Mason
wss tried and convicted before q court mar
tial Of shooting at the late Charles J. Gui-
tesu. The unfortunate man has been 10
prison about eleven months, and it would
seem that he had undergone Sufficient pun-
ishment for his crime. A strong effort
will be brought to bear upon the President
before the adjournment Of Copgress Tor the
nardnn CT Mason 80.
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whsle vstsfIy PsissseA.

MEADyILLx, Febsussy IS. = A lsnily
named Barrett, residing near this city, we're
poisoned Wednesday. IL b suppostd the
poisoned vas placed in the tes ~ se1e
murderousIy inclined person, - ell drsnk
tea but the youngest, and be was not et-
fected. There Vas been trouble In sstuisg
an estate in which the family we're intes.
esttd. Ali we're made dsathly sicE' sss
wfll recover.
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deserted His

!, 80. february 25.-A MiIv.,,..,
h - SFF,,s, .3 says; There is co9S;Sas,SI a.Tge
PINE >'neSs ~. circles over the snJJ.D S2.e 5
en CON- ~, ma Ely who for lonS 9a t;ma Ss- Hs,
como..ssioD syw N ma. confidential way with
brother of IUh Sh,lISase house Of Peter Ray, who is IS
denly ave aries aries Ray, the miiIionairs
hhou,sny ,v ev, = Z ms position aud left t"wn
b ch' aqi bsp pf,anaton. His accoantss,s
; nor one % /, ,;5,S ,S man OF good bsbifs 'nS - :
rrrd m uoLar. A few wears $50 ss>, q Pnn "a
tucL rn q romantic vay IsSU IS NY ny
D. ia, 5ns,.lli5s, lis mother and IL i nI o,u
k,h.s To.,. rn'LleSiic troubles c,"sai !, = now
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Gotten Mills Dektroyei.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, February 25.-The
old Motley cotton mills were burned. There
were three buildings, 800 spindles and 70
employees. Loss $4,000. Insurance tA,.
000. The property was owned by the late
DR.. Pachadbourne and X. Danforth. II
was built in 1880. The mill 10 said 10 have
been set on fire several times last week,
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NV Yorx, Fsbesssy s&--A eifesI9 ~
BE- Issued to-nonog ~ ex:Yeesste ~
dom, Hon. yoha y: Cssskc1f "a. -, 8 .s.sl,s
tbst der have sgIesd = s
Of ses essk esshe.s
msde slready. nye heno.s1
s. sp3d Tor hvs thouoaao
Il 4 iufesdsd - 80 - -
L ID u thsss sssss - III
trns1sss Isogcse - - ~ SSs
q q bsisss ~ \ VI ~ - -: =
te pscviSs s1iisbls sxshases sssa q ~
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= Bruesr1s, February 25.-An exploaon 9.
dxnsmite Yesterday occurred u the open
Il, In The village Of 0aBehoftsn. One o
tbe men wounded. pamed Wetsysf. anes
died. The prisoners belonged . con
mittee cf anarchists They were expe1-
msntiug with new kind cf hfe yoT
rlfL tie estlosion accidentally occurred
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y Fine Baeh,,.

u,.,,,l, '.SA, February 25-D'a'',
hted bis ei,S SOs.eneior Of West Far. apes pes
bin At dIpSssIt s thiTd birthday bV a. snSs. Ss.-
pG. %.o SnumOes seventeen neP3sSs aud
,r her SEParled .Ia Mr. NsOes AS bsSh each Of
b TO ~ ~ enyelOp contsini,n nShded to
|Narc- =. Sats has become /. SsS;, 2 check
4 Iii we'll iIIeI[s ns Tor the past dscsss ca,
N ever, 81 preserved man, ssIS"E, Id
hr.'rs.s. esi'[ v.i'E day is out a,,snSin5, IE q
t".r7oPv,,y. - solely the care Of
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FIRE RECORD.

MIDDLErowS, O., February 25.-Johnson's
paper bag factory was burned this morning.
The destruction was complete. Loss on
stock $4,000, and on the building and ma.
chinery about $4,000 II was partially in.
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Hazen 10 be Tried by Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-It was au-
thorilively said at the War Department
this afternoon that Secretary Lincoln had
determined to order a military court OF
inquiry in the Hazen case some time next
week The board will comprise number
of prominent army officers Of high rank.
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A.>.Ae1 YeaSs CssA-

EIrHAi1, Ind, February 1.-His Asas
Ksniz, sixteen yesss Of -, living esvss
.niles from here. and Who bas besa lsms
for over yeaf, and pfesouneed n psysl'
cisns iucurfable, vai ytstsfdsy sftefnooe
rertored By prsyeF. This can - voschsd
Tor. as she 10 veil known In this eoo0as-
ifv
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A FATAL ERROR.
Malignant Black Smallpox, Mistaken
for Measles, IROculates an Entire
NeighbOrhOod I'm OhIO.

tOr heAAleS. lhOfutaAcS IN
NeighbOrhOod I'm OHIO.
ARcASUN, o., February p. Three weeks
sco a son of Peter ShafIer, living near
Rockville, a station on the d. & L. r. r,
ten miles west of Dayton, was taken i'll
with q disease which the family physician
pronounce scarlet fever, or black measles,
and prescribed for the patient accordingly.
During his illness, friends and neighbOrs
OF the family visited his sick room daily
and nightly, doing what they could, by
their presence and help, 10 cheer and COM
fort the young man, believing that his case
WIS only measles. or severe case OF scar.
Tt fever. either one Of which would have
been bai enough; but to make matters
worse The patient grew worse, and a week
lster died, not with measles or scarlet
fever. hut with
Malignant Black Smallpox.
Tact which did not get out until after the
funeral. which was largely attended, and 1t
which the coffin lid was removed, giving
the crowd a chance 10 look a! the remains,
which they did to the number Of 200 or 300
persons. ) uce that time Mr.. Shater has
io>t snU,hPr one CT his children by the same
dread disease, and his vile and sun 2hOtner
child are down and in critical condition.
The minister who preached the funeral ser
wee and the undertaken are reported
.'rirkcu with the disease, besides which it
I i ca twenty FIVE or thirty, some say
forty other, no attended the case during
bis Illness and also offended the funeral
have been attacked. and D = na'ural result .nt
there is much excitement all aIV-S 'I T
road, and especially in BrOokyi'Ie ana a. al.
TIE surrounding country, as il is I.H"uSn'
there nav be az least a hundred cases -
( yslOped from the attendance at the funeral.
Z The physician is rOundly condemned for
his ignorance and carelessness both, and
las raised a storm about his ears which will
uOi soon be Calmed. Up to to-day, the
trains coming and going have been stop
\ ed to let OF and take on passengers at
BTou kyille, but there is widespread
4opnlon that no train should stop there
|IuUu. the present excitement
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TIE INTELLIGENT VOTER.
ignorance the Cause OF the wallace
Mckinley Contest.

ALLIANCE, O., February 25.-The follow
pr IS the vote cast in Fairfield township,
tolumbiana county, at the election last
paiI, as canvassed by the board OF investiga-
i.on IN the Wallace.McHinley contest. The
sote Of this township gave rise to the whole
4rou5le:
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MIRACULOUS CURE.
A YssnG Lady Cripple Cisios - -
CureA by wafer.

BxAvrR FALLs, Pa. February 25.-For Che
last week the principal topic Of converss.
ton among our citizens hAs been the
miraculous cure which 10 said 10 have been
affected in the case Of MiM Nsgyis Nye,
who bas long been known among our peo-
PIE % . hopeless invalid. She givss chs
following account sf her aiImsnt and
her recovery: "For the last four.
teen years have BEEN . cripple, confined
to my bed, and during thai time have
ferins wss caused. - the public hss bssn
informed, BY my being thrown ol Q porch,
thereby receiving spinal injusiss. which in
time grew into wbat my friends considered
permanent injuries. All that time hsys
been attended by various physicians In
EOtern Ohio and Westefp Psnnsyl vsnis,
but none gave promise Of psfmsuent 70.
Emesey sfshs Wsssv. ,gs
Last August wss advised 10 tgy the en-
cacy Of the watsF which Rev. Bisghsm,
ps,ior Of St. yosepb's Roman Csssoiis
Church, New Brighton, got from Europe.
] besitsted for long while before ssndlng
for that gentleman, on sccosnt n NJ
o Methodist myself knsw Of the opcoel.
tion which such Q move Wonld bring oak
However, knew that II was only . SLOW
death st the best. % sent for Rev. Blag.
hsD, who brought phisl Il The VstsT. As-
cordipgly began the application The lsttsf
pert Of lsst August, In Isss than two weeks
] noticed . marked improvsmsst In ny
condition. Before that sss compelled 70
lie helpIessly on my back, one of NJ lover
limbs drawn almost double, ny lsft ssm
snd hsnd completely pafslyssd asd suGss.
night sleep brought ne ismpofsry relief
only for an hour or too sseh night end
tnken altogether my condiuoa vas pitis-
bic. After using the water fee somshiSg
over week noticed thst my sfn and
hand grew better, my bsck islt sasssf and
wss sble 10 get more rest. Tbe improve
| mebt continued steadily snd ! am Dos
able 70 walk out Of my room and sm esin.
ing strength every day.
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WHARF il Herr Most :

ST. PETERSBURG, February 2L-Itis stated
letters have been received by the authori.
ties conveying threats to blow up the
kremlin at Moscow, where the Gar Is to
be crowned. Search has been made. but
nothing indicating preparations for the de-
struction Of the palace has been revealed.
Close watch is being kept and the public
are not allowed TO enter the building.
Numb ber One-Carey's Statement.
LONDON, February 25.-MacAdaris, the
alleged mysterious Number One" has
telegraphed personally to Secretary. Ire
velyan that he is willing TO submit his &C
tions to the most careful scrutiny.
James Carey, the informer, reiterates his
statement that it was not the intention OF
the Invincibles TO murder Lord Cayendish,
and that they regret it. Carey defends bis
conduct in betrsying his companions BY
saying that he wished to protect innocent
men and that he had no promise Of reward.
Timothy Harrington, Nationalist, now
imprisoned for intimidation, has been
elected member OF Parliament for the
County Of Westmeath.