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FOLLOWED ny THE NINTH.
The New York Regiment Makes u Handsome
Appearance at the State Camp.

PEERsKILL, July 14.-The Ninth Regiment
assembled $50 strong Mt their armory on Twen-
ty-siXth street yesterday noon. ready to re-
leve the Buffalo SiXty-nfth at the State camp.
The men woro their brilliant dress uniforms.
coats Of black blue and trousers OF lighter CLOTH
scarlet epaulets and trimmings. white cross
belts. packed knapsacks. and black spike he'll
NETS. Tho officers wore gold cpaulets and
white helmets. The command marched to the
steamer Long Branch which lay at the foot Of
West Twenty second street. and were trans
ported to ROn Hook.
The camp was found In possession of the
Nineteenth Separate Company Of Poughkeep-
sic, the Buffalo SiXty-llfth and the Syracuse
and Oswcgo companies having departed earlier
on tho westward-bound train. Tho Sixth Sep
arato Company OF Troy. Capt. Joseph w. Gu
sack commanding "a strong arrived immedi-
ate!y afterwnrd on the steamnr, Belle Horton:
out In ten company streets. which makes il
somewhat awkward in disposing Of tho sepa-
rate company and II has been found necessary
to double up two Of the companies.
Dress parade tonight was n fine spectacle.
The gay artillery uniforms Of the Ninth show
up better than those of any regiments that
have visited the State cnmp. The band, under
the new leadership Of Conterno. composed OF
thirty five pieces is uniformed in scarlet as is
also the drum corps. thirty-two men under
Major George Hill. 1t was nearly shutdown when
by Adjutunt Clifford Bartlett. and the shutdown
sergennts marched the companies off the
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THE NEW SUIZ CANAL SCHEME.
british Opposition to tho Asrecmeut Made
with NJ de Lesseps.

british Opposition to tho Agreement Made
with NJ. de I.esseps.
LONDON, July 14.-The STANDARD says that
the Government are sounding NJ. do Lesseps
~ to Wheiher any modification Of the agree
mont In regard to the Suez Canal 10 possible.
1t 10 not believed. says the Standard that NJ. do
Lesseps will agree to Its being materially mod
fled. The son OF NJ. do Lesseps was hastily
summoned to Paris yesterday. He will return
to London in n few days. 1t seems certain that
the House OF Commons will reject the scheme
At least thirty Liberals will oppose it, and sew
ernl others will abstain from voting on II. Tho
Irish members will join tho Conservatives in
opposition to it.
Company. in an interview. confirmed tho re-
marks made by VI. de 1esseps that he tM. dc
Lessopsl was indifferent as TO whether England
accented the ngrnement relative to second
Suez Canal. He declared that spectators wero
IN their own schemes. He said that no Eng
iish canal was possible. because NJ do Lesseps
had obtained u complete concession. to, inter-
fere with which would be robbery. NJ. do Les
seps. he said. was determined to carry out his
programme with or without English help. II
such helm was refused British shpOwners
would suffer, for the tolls would be higher.
At n meeting OF merchants and shipOwners
at rmnGhnm to-day resolutions were passed
condcmning tho agreement between the Gov
eminent and NJ. de Lcsseps. A meeting OF ship
owners ut Newcastle to-day also adopted reso-
lutons condemninR the agreement.
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A BOLT OF LIGHTNING.
Scattering Of - Tall Tree In Fast New York
Differing Descriptions.


The tall poplar at the corner of Fulton and
Vermont avenues, East New York. which was
struck by lightning ON Thursday afternoon. has
been tho object Of much curiosity ever since.
1t is about forty five feet high and is the tall
est trec in the neighborhood 1t has thick foil
age beginning about ten feet from the ground.
The bolt struck about az +. NJ. at q time
when no thunder was heard and the air was
quite still. Some describe it rs an immense
ball of fire. others say 4 was zigzng shaft
the h entire, neishborhood. Many persons
I sn Of s %ey I ni 9s s
the inmates say they saw the lightning dancing
ing II cup Of coffee. and says he snw tho blue
flames d9ncing abont the cup. which he put
At the time the bolt struck the tree Miss Eli
ger who lives in an adjacent house. was sitting ,
IL oot al from IN. res She s'S s scts
the. window and felt a singing sensation
se She ON
eral hours. Her little brother had gone to the
aam for soH W1ter ms s"W the bolt ana
The eject upon the tree was AS il the tree
varying in size from long thin shrcds to pieces
three feet, long weighing from one. to ten
POUNDS. IneSe were thrown violently Ill every
direction. Some Of them were fovna u block
away. some were scattered on the
were dashed against the house. smashing
windows and leaving welts where they had
been whipped against tho pine weather boards.
Hundreds OF these pieces have been taken
away as curiosities; The shattered sn.ns Tart
by three of tho body of the tree above
the branches. from which the bark and
several inches OF wood were torn off.
There are several cracks in the trunk. hut 50
far as yet observed not any serious damage oc-
CURED to that part; The lightning was seen
along the rails Of the Fulton avenue horse cars.
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burglar. Well Waited For.

On Thursday night tho house Of Henry Allen.
near Merrtts Corners westchester county was entered
by burglars but their operations disturbed the family
and the robbers beat hasty retreat On the night
burglars attempted to enter the house Of Wilson Page at
ChRppaqua, but were frustrated and retired without
any booty. The house OF Robert Ireland also Wis.
tied with similar result At later hour the burglars
went to the house of Ezra Carpenter where George
penter was IN readiness To give them load Of bncksot
but OF the members Of the family in her curiosity to
the roy,-s made u noise at the window, which
caused the robbers to decamp A. the house OF Webster
effort TO open The front door They worked at II for
inside the door well armed aud would have given them
warm reception had they succeeded In opening the
door These visits attributed to gang of trAnps
quartered In the neighborhood.
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Robbed In Front or hi. Own Door.

Charles Waters of 1923 East Thirty fifth street.
while standing In front OF his residence last evening.
attacked by young and robbed OF his pocket.
book containing his weeks wages.
Mrs. Mcclure. who lives next door, witnessed the rob-
berry, and went with Detective Lott to the rocks at tho
foot OF East Forthwith street and pointed out the high.
wayman among u crowd Of young fellows.
Lott cnnrcd the man, who made IA desperate resist.
ahce On the way to tue station house the policeman
stoned 10y the crowd. 4 show window smashed,
and window lancs in several dwellings were broken.
Other policemen went TO Lofts ASSISTANCE and dis.
persed the crowd In the station house The thief
recognized ms Ambrose Moran, an cxconvict who has
Just served term for highway robbery.
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New Line from Chicago to New York.

BUFFALO. July IA meeting Of representa-
tiyes Of the Grand Trunk, wabash, and Lackaw anna
Railroads has been held here to make arrangements for
q new through line between Chicago and New York
The new lin. was formed Of the Lackwanna from New
York to Buffalo; the Grand Trunk from Buffalo to De-
troi, AMI the Wabash from Detroit Auburn Junction
from which point the tracks OF The Baltimore and Ohio
will he used To Chicago The line will make strong
night for business II is the shortest between New
York and Chicago being but sit miles against 1D miles
via the PenUsyIv rOnd which Is now the shortest
line, The line will run to New York Boston. Philade
pa, ami other eaNern points reached by the connect
Ing lines President sloan of the Lacknwanna road
here yesterday, In consultation with the other officials
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Suicide Becnuse he was Out OF
Work.

PHILADELPHIA. July H.-Robert Austin OF
Baltimore. aged %. who had been on many . weary
tramp about Philadelphia within q fortnight in search
Of employment, went over to Camden to-day in re.
Spouse to an advertisements only to hnd that his pre-.
vious had luck chung to Jim lie spent the last few
cents he had for lsudaum which he swallowed while
IN the feryboat returning TO this city The drug hogan
take effect before the boat reached Market street
wharf and Austin rCcl,i like drunken man when he
walk into Delaware avenue. lie sat down behind n
wOoipile above the ferry house to wait for death Re.
serve Bascom found him in stupor. and took him to
the Dsp.nsary, and thence to the Central station. lie
arrHigned before Magistrate lainer, Ia whom he
explained that he had attempted 10 tuke his life because
lie destitute Ills intention WAS to jump overheard
after taking the laudanum but his courage forsook him
lie was locked up for the night,
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The Polk Jury Complete.

NASHVILLE. July 14.-The twelfth juror in tho
Polk trial obtained tins morning and the Jury Is
now complete. Attorneys for the defence moved to
Inash the Indictment; 1t was held That the first;
third fourth NTH sixth, and aevcnths counts did
conform to the requirements OF the Constitution in
that Specific facts were given. Hence there were no
before the Grand Jury which properly base
the indictment Judge Allen said he would take up the
ca again Monday
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Mr.. L.nstry a, Cape May.

CAPE MAY, July 14.-Mrs. Langtry and Mr.. Geb-
hard arrived in special palace from Atlantic city
this morning and met At the station by large but
quiet and unobtru.iys crowd Al noon she took drive
ompanied by Mr., Gebhard, Mr.. Tnlboya and Mr.:
Mendnn,. In the afternoon the same party walked
about the Tomorrow she viii ~ on yachting
excursion with Mr. Gebhard, and In tho afternoon she
will attend the concert at the stockton.
she remains in her private car at the West Jersey
depot with Mr. Gebhard and the other gentlemen. Mrs
Langtry expressed grea, satisfaction Win her care May
q hlnne by the PUBLIC.
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PHILADELPHIA. July IA special to the
Times from willianspor says that the largest robbery
committed In that section occurred in Montoursvie
about o'clock this morning. The victim wHs William
Weaver merchant, and his loss exceeds s250OO Ills
store was entered by means Of tools procured from a
furniture factory by The burglars blew the safe
Omen without causing ANY alarm, They then appro
priated the valuable contents which consisted Of
bonds of the Catnwissa Rairond Company amounting to
somO. aud about s2auO Of United states Registered
Two men were noticed evening moving about near
the store AMI acting in suspicious manner. They were
probably the thieves and Us train passed through
NontOursyille after O'Clock In tile morning for
philadelphia IL is supposed that they boarded u with
thap md
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II. Say. hi. Head :. Very Hard.

ALBANY. July 14.-Smith. the colored puGilst
looks like an African Hercules and claims to be =
tighter. when asked to-day As 10 the prospect OF a
match with sullivan he said; e would like to meet
sullivan but he says he will not spar with lie
says there no credit in meeting colored and
that he could only meet me to defend his life or hs
property. That's no way for man to talk. am ready
to him at time and think could make things
interesting for him. have fought twenty one battles
with and without gloves and won all but two which
were declared draws can take good deal of punish
ment Ny head ia very hard, and WAS never yet hurt
nv n VII
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4 HOTEL BURNED.
Also Twenty-one Business Buildings-Threo
Persons burned to Death.

CoKATO, Mimi, July 14.-About midnight
last night fire was discovered in Cokato House.
and in a few minutes the whole structure was
in blaze. The occupants. twenty railway
luborers and other guests. were hurriedly
aroused. and all except three laborers-R Kelly
of Waverly James Millganer OF Montrose. and
w. Shcpard:of StewRrt-go, tout. although many
were severely burned. and none saved any Of
idlv. md within short time twenty-one bust
ness buildings. comprising the entire business
portion OF tho village. were destroyed
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The North German Lloyd steamship Main
sailed yesterday for Bremen with siStv.,wo cabin pas
She cleared the bar at 4:+j J.. NJ. AMI imne
datcy ufterward broke her main Shaft Officers Of the
steamship went over - sandy Hook in rnwboat aud
teegraplied TO tile coinpany's pier in lloboken for
assistance.
The Waterman at the pier said At midnight that n1
tugs had gone down from there. and that had come
up from the Ship the oniy Informal ION received benny
brief telegram announcing i'I. accident The Nam WIZ
probably be tOwed to-day.
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Indian D.pr.aa,,sn. In Mexico.

TOMBSTONE. Ariz., July l4.-Reports from
Sonora Mexico to the effect that the Apaches
raidng the districts Of MontexumA and San Parcipa,
committing murders and stealing cattle. special to
the Epitaph from Oposura says that band Of twenty
savages attacked Hacienda Pariepa six miles south Of
suit q the Indians with thirty Mexican troops lie
known that twelve men have been murdered by the
Apaches IN the neighborhood Of 0posura since Gen.
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The Burned stea,n.hip Niagara.

HAVANA, July 14.-No assistance has yet been
sent from this city to the partially burned and stranded
steamer Niagara, The only vessel in the port having
boGrd the pumps nnl macinery necessary FOR helping
her is not in condition Ia leave. 1t Is expected how.
ever. that she b. made ready 10 proceed To the
lief Of the niagara Tomorrow.
Purser Bemis Of the steamer Newport who was for
meTy captain viii proceed 10 the Ningaga With
the relief party The purscr Of the Niagara i'll take the
plucr OF Mr. Belns on tle Newport.
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CHICAGO. July 14.-Thnt the Atchison. Tops-
ka and Santa Fe, Denver and Rio Grande ana BurnG.
roads have begun Of rates west OF the Missouri
River directed against the Union Pacific The rate from
Pueblo to Denver has been reduced to w. instead OF
81 90 THESE three roads announce that passengers
from points OF the Missouri River through TO San
FranciscO over the Atchison and Topeka viii receive
round trip tickets from Pueblo To Denver and Leadrs
free Of charge, the regular rate being x9020.
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The gambling houses at Coney Island were
all going last evening again. and as It was Saturday
there were more PLAYERS than usual Al the Jumbo
House aihfth table red and black game was started
Chief ~ Police John Y. McKane said he proposed to
break up all the gambling houses before the
was over lie would raid them at once u he could yet
feet Of them himsef he said. warning was given and
I'll. doors were closed.
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Charles Purr Of 18th street and st. Nicholas
avenue found In his rooms Monday evening Mshael
Eagsn OF BrosiwAy and i3ist street. Parr and some
friends pursued tile burglar to the street. where they
overlook hun EaIan was led up to tree and 80, with
about the tree trunk and friend Of Parrs standing
the other side OF the tree grabbed the burglars hands
Thus EagAn held till q police man came.
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THREATENING ALOCKOUT.

THREATENING A. UAUkOUT.
---
MANY YIN r1xs,s m1r nc asrssias. Posi-
TA.,r U.s.. P-s.ssssss ns{srssssvs Usss.
sad: .s 4. wa I..-,.s ~:-..
SERIOUS ,r ,S a:, oo "s GUAR manu-
Lecturers OF tne CITY ens .noil .pioyses 10 an
s, .,n. the =, week wee ane n nom,nsy
y nns.sou ~ MI ' o..saS o Su, So
tn. Saes Of ps,os their S'' s,sr 1
. aonoAy. We wee. go isst MS3uay notice was
Wednesday. Tho employees y divided be-
tween the progressivc ana TT international,
Unions. The members Of I'd former union
went on strike.
The ottonberss belong to = associ.tion o,
tno%n a. CIGAR q,
this association wa. :. oneS ellsd together
to consider the trouble ossSSen the nrm
tie s the ,ss '%Ds,,ss
spectsd. The Ottonberas confoaped to the de-
Ia the mean time those Of s employees
who ha,onvod IN tba Intern Az n TJrjon haa
ay sstS ss1 sss ss nss
ss MI e Sss Out
tho 0ttcnbergs gave notice that onday would
s b the s acy nS a ss,
% On Friday last he com%ittsS d The Manu-:
n ns% state at & Affairs = :nisr w hs
es wor saaF ,Sse t II w w tsss Fl
strength: They decided that tEs Progressive
d day. .'S men a'' not ~ work 'es'oF'
ACCORDINGLY meeting Of the I,Smbers of the
day attsrnoon AZ result q Ills 'n Meeting Getting
handbills we're posted In tho SLaps Of manu-:
ns2fs at H G.. and ss
Ss fsF s% aid S9 i Ss 70 Ssc
bs2px to The sssosstion would locked out
to se on hs 70
56JssSo Jo%Mai said yS ~: caklSg for
m"nths ago; Il was organized q sesSlS,e the the
and TO enable the manu- iacturcTH resist un.
Just demands Of the workmen, Alncudes the
membe e Of tho association are frank Mcc to
it's President, Krebs, 4 Spices. lister. Hillson
| II Co., SutrO d Nawmurk, JoDeS BrusRel
4 Co., Levy Bros. ID. Hirscb q Co., Bondy
& Lederer. $. Ottentery 4 Brother, 4
Jacoby 4 Co.. NJ. W. Medel & H., Brown 4
Early. Kaufman Bros. L Bondy "a J: p. Lies
They employ about TO- 600 people. . ,....
| these firms under the association t4that where
ono firm has u strike, In which the men are
S TO b Il Rs wfSns y the ether
| members OF union or not Tkrspennity for
| any failure to do this is 81 OO0. Tssdetermne
| whether employees or employerpA 70 wrong
committee IL appointed to inveatigate every
strike. That, committee hears m sides Of
out means great pecgninry Joss to
every member 81 the association, - well as
loss to employees who, have no art in the
| quarrel. 1t IL not likely to ORDER, lockout in
any trivial case. Tho nrHs that HI Che strike
on hand is bound to give tES. On their
| own way when the cOmmitf iesS orders.
The manufacturers lid noV ekta o.,.o ,eNi
| down .wHges.. When this tsk AQS idnHt6a TIT
| added ono dollar q thousand to the pay Of CT
! garmakers. Tho manufacturers will not order
a lockout unless 1t Is an important
case. The loss to each one would be too great.
| think the strike in tho Gutenberg factory will
not last long. The men will return to work
there. and then q strike will be ordered In some
| other factory. 1t Ia my opinion that 1t will be
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Fight Near nm Open Grave.

New HAVEN. July A. Two hackmen Mt ST.
Bernard Cemetery to-day had dispute some
passengers they had carried. From angry words the
men TO blows and disgraceful hght took place
in close proximity to the open grave.
A serious result WA only prevented by the interfcr
encv ~ hystAnders. No complaint has been made at
Police headquarters and no arrests have been made.
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HARD WORK 70 GET MARRIED.
The Matriasnial Knss Net Easy - Tie In
Nsva ssssle se FrsssaA TX.

Nsva Ssssle ~ FressaG 80,
AA1rrAx, Ms, July h.-Throush An over
sight OF the Dominion Government. Mr.. Richey.
when sworn in as Lieutenant Governor Of
Nova Scotia. was not clothed with authority to
sign marriage licenses: consequently. since
July4 when Mr.. Archibald ceased to hold office.
no licenses have been issued.
From all parts OF the province the local Gov
eminent are receiving urgent requests for the
necessary documents. which they are unable
to comply with. No legal marriages can take
place in this province except through tho un-
fashionable way Of publishing the banns.
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Political Capitalist. In Missouri.

KANSAS CITY. July l4.-The Walnut Land and
Coal Company of Bates county. No.. was Incorporated
to-day with capital OF 81 ooDOpo Among the incorpo,
raters are Gov c. Foster Speaker Warren Kerer and
Congressman Amos Townsend Of ohio, Senator Plumb
Of Kansas Senator Warner Miller, and Thomas Eckert
Of New York The object il the establishment Of the
prosperous town Of Walnut Baes county and the de
velopincnt OF the al accent mining lands.
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The Pope ON the Irish Question

ROME. July 1i.-An article written with the
of the Pope which has appeared In the Psseyna
reviews the Irish question with tho object OF ing
that the policy 81 the Vatican has been consistent
the present Pontchte and for period long
anterior thereto The article is emphatic reasserton
Of the principles contained the letter c the Pore
the Irish Bishops
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II. steel Yacht Rover Launched.

PHILADELPHIA. July 14.-At the American
shpbulding Companys ship yard the new steel yacht
Rover was successfully Launched to-day, The yacnt
built for Norris X Jesup of Newport Lieut.. GOrringe
says that work Is coming in with rapidty, the company
having this week contracted for the construction OF two
IRON three nRstcd centIsgo schooner three
tugs, aud two iron shipa
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Holland. IA. At New Haven.

New HAVEN. July 14.-Holland's ram was
towed into this harbor this afternoon by tug, and ia
now lying here Engineer Gilbert who 10 In charge Wis
tied some Of the prominent local !rshnen, but ia I'M
came hero where he 10 going next II 10 thought by
some that the ram put In here for repairs.
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with the names Of the Adventures. Planters.
and 0overneurs from 1854 to 1894" brought
s3.O2b. There was q hot contest between Quar-
Itch and an American. Who dropped of ct %. 900.
Mr.. Henry Irving has declined tho preferred
honor OF knighthood.
Sarnh Bernhard has been playing this week
at the Gaety with great success In Fedora
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Threatened Outbreak In Crete.

LONDON July 14.-Afrairs in Crete. owing to
the resistance Of the people TO the payment OF taxes
are very grave Committees are being formed through.
the island to resist Illegal measures of the Porte.
An outbreak 10 expected.
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For Mr.. Heniy'. Seat In Parliament.

DUBLIN. July l4.-Mr. Redmond. Parnellte.
and The O'Connor Don, Liberal, have been nominated
for the seat In the House NJ Commons for Wexford
borough MI the caused by the resignation OF
Mr. Iealy who successfully contested the recent cleo
ton in county Monaghan
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Not Greatly IMlmfed.

An aggrieved man went into the Paterson
District Court yesterday to .lc man for ealing hun
hcf When told tiui he pay 81 o, fr summons
lie said IT worth that and abandoned The project
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CowhIded by the Z" Witch OF Wall street."

MILWAUKEE, W If, July II -HTs' NI"oe tVuf'-
land OF Chicago. known in New York the Witch Of
Wall street" last night cowhided William G. Jones OF
this city whom she accuses Of having betrayed her
dai,h Maggie Jones who Is % years OF age, was
struck across tie face neck and shoulders and severely
hurt The assault occurred at the corner Of wisconsin
street mud broadway the most public point ~ the city
Mira CORTLAND was conpaned by her daughter.
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Two boys who were going through a patch OF
woods near Commerce avenue fremont, last night.
the body OF man who had been dead sew.
ernl days There were two bullet wounds In his head
mud on his breast lay small pistol with two empty
chambers, lilo was feet inches tall aud dark
clothes Ona red ribbon inside his hat We're the letters
y H. H. in silk embroidery. lie gold ring ON the
third finger Of his left hand.
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III. s,xn., Once Prediction

Warmer fair weather during the day. local
rains during the night s"uheriy to westerly Winds
lower barometer.
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aud Farrell who nformere In the trials OF the
Phoenix Park murderers at Dnblin: are detained in
NewgAte pending their shipment to . British colony.