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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-11
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

NM ANTED-A resident nurse, a good woman
w cock, q good second girl. st. Luke's
Hospital, los East Eighth street. 1876
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
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NOR RENT-Five rooms. New house, with |
Il water, 235 Commercial street. James |
Dillon. 114* |
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900 SOMERSET street, nice room to rent,
OAC furnished. 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

INTERESTING DISPLAY OF WALL PAPERS.
Beginning
MONDAY NEXT. APRIL 4.
THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
9l3 st. n. W.,
Just opened by
L o us A. DIETER.
Who begs to introduce himself in this CITY through
Pnpic e1hlDlt OF his many Odd and peculiar designs in
WAL Decora tons executed in Europe and America
which he feels confident will please and interest ali
lovers OF household DECORATIVE ART; among which
are, viz: ~
DESIGNS IN
Damasse. Stenctled and Arabesque velvets.
Embossed and Changea bic Silk apers.
decorative Tapestry limitations.
Dainty French Patterns; odd English STYLES.
Leather limitations. richly stamped and colored.
idncrusta In every variety.
RAISED tet Papers, painted and bronzed.
Genuine Japanese Papers imported from Yokohama
Also,
Aarge assortment OF the cheaper and simpler grades
OF AMERICAN and ENGLISH Papers
In all OF which We defy competition in price and STYLE
Of execution. paw ~ '
FREscoE WORK AND INTERIOR HOUSE COLOR
ING, &C.,
Executed by Emmart l. Quartly,
Respectfully,
LOUIS A. DIETER,
mn'I-oL1 ID 913 St. N. ".
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HE Markets.
pAI TIlfnDr

BALTIMORE, April 3-Nirgnia 6s consolidated.
5o; past-due coupons, 40; new ten-fortes, 80 new
3s 90 bid day. ~
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Cotton dull-middng 81,
and steady western steady and very dull; southern
req, i. 70: do. amber l2nal 23; No. 4 Mary
land: LII asked; No. western winter red rpot
isSaI lSs Alr1l ls'aal ls,. May l. sal. 20s.
western Lower and dull; southern white 6lg64: do.
yellow; 62ao5: western mixed. SPOT. 65a May, 6zzsa
oo3 June, b0t.a65,s; steamer, 81 ss5l p. Oats dun
and essycsouihern. 6la5i western white. 5la53. do,
mixed, ea3O; Pennsylvania 5lr53. Rye steady and
qulet Gsai0 Hay unchanged. Provisions unchsnced
and firm. Butter duu-westeTn packed, l5a22: roll,
l4alS Eggs quiet, IL. Petroleum unchanged Coffee
hrm-Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, ssaeb9. Surar
steady-A soft, ga copper refined quiet l6al6 =.
WHISKY steady, l. IlSsal. 19 Freights UNCHANGED
and dull keceptsanour 4.773 barrels wheat. D. 600
bushels corn, AZ 600 bushels. oats g. 600 bushels rye
900 bushels. Shipments-xhest, 95 600 bushes: corn
di6, 900 bushels. Shles-whea 15s. 600 bushels corn
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ABuoyant stock Market


ADVANCE OF PRICES IN WALL STREET TO-DAY
NEW YORK, April 3.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says: stocks opened very duh and ia many
cases - TO \ below the closing OF last night, but
soon became stronger, and. though there was no
great activity, prices advanced by IL O'Clock 10
above the closing OF last night. and by ~ O'Clock
the market was buoyanL Northwestern was a
feature, advancing for the preferred and "a, for
the common Oregon and ns-Continental was
stronger and advanced per CT Roch'r& Pitts'bg
was also active and higher, advancing ?, TO 22I,
Ihe remainder OF the list v6as also stronger but
only advanced 1s 10 -. the latter Lake Shore.
Union Pacifc and St Paul also advanced Z. West
ern Union WAS very duh al S2Ia y for 700 shares
omaha was quiet at 4sais4 aud lO6alO6h for
LOO The coal shares outside OF rackawanna are
frm but dull There was Increased activity In
East Tennessee. In which there was an advance OF
q and a. The total sales uD 10 1890 were about
So,oOO shares There Is no reason 10 change the
views expressed yesterday and previously TO the
elect that the general tendency or the money
market Is toward very much easier condition
within a few days. Rates for call loans on stocks
thlS forenoon were successfully 10, 9, G. So and g.
Foreign exchange was steady this forenoon with
out much activity. Government bonds were firm
and q higher for the extended IS State bonds
were dull but firm Railroad bonds were strong
put unchanged except In the South Carolina In
comes, whlch were IL per cent higher and per
cent for the seconds.
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The following promotions were made In the
Patent Ofice to-day to I'LL the vacancies caused
by the recent designations OF Principal Examiners
Bartlett and Behrens and Second Assistant Ex.
aminers Knight and Bentley: From 1st assistant
to principal examiner. VIM. 81. Blodgett and
Frank Macarthur, Wisconsin. From I'd assistant
to 1st VIM. l. Auginbaugh. Ohio; James B. Little
wood, Illinois. From Sd to "a, Frank r. McLane
California: Robert h Read, Pennsylvania,
From 4th to Sd, Thomas II. Mitchell. Tennessee:
WIN. Webster, Michigan. Prom clerks Of class one
to 4th assistant, Edward q iFoFney, District Of
Columbia, and Giles y Rafterss Kansas From Sd
Cady, New York. and JohnA. Goldsborough, Nd.
From 4th assistant to Sd ,J0hA RsYates, New York.
and VIM. Il. Chapman, Ohid. From class one to
District Of Columbia.
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81. LOUIS, April 3.-Just before two O'Clock this
morning bloody tragedy was enacted at the
Albert or Burt Wing shot and killed Joe Glenn, O
clerk in dry goods store, In the presence OF Essie
Davis, q woman OF the town. Wing and the
woman came here short time ago from Green
vile, KY, and Davis became an inmate of the
house OF Matte Roberts here and made the &C
quaintance OF Glenn. Jealousy was the cause OF
the murder.
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Railroad Ssunsh.Vu.

WILLIMANTtC CoSN, April 3-The second Sec
ton q freight train No. l6 bnund east on the New
York and New England railroad. overlook and ran
Elto the trst section OF r,ight train No IL at
MoiedockS ledge, near Pomfret about 5 o'clock
tnlS morning. A fireman Was hurt and an engine
ana several cars We're piled up. The track was
ferred at the wreck with but little delay 10 travel
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hONdA I'm Gl0h.

sAkT LAKE,U UTAH, Arril S-Advces 10 the Herald
tnls morning say that the flood In Bear Lake VAL
icy mas washed out six bridges on the Oregon
short Line railroad, Temporarily impeding the run
ming OF trains. The damage will soon be repaired.
Iee 1rst through train on the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad will bring 30 Mormon converts
The train is expected TODAY
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The Jeanette Inquiry.

TESTIMONY OF FIREMAN BARTLETT
The Jeannette court OF inquiry convened at 10: 30
am at the Navy department. Fireman James H.
Bartlett was sworn, and testified that he totned
the Jeanette in San Francisco In June. 1879. his
duties being tn OSe OF f1rst-class fireman He bad
no statement to make regarding the fitting out OF
Ine Vessei, In relation to her managemens, her
loss provisions, and plans adopted for the safety
OF tne Doats crews after leaving the wreck or the
enorts OF the Officers to relieve the men or to fnd
the LOST parties He had no charge to lay or special
commentator to offer regarding any OF the of6-
GERS or men. He left Melville at Cathcarta. and
IN company with Ninderman, Travelled to Borkin,
Wnefe they separated, witness follow ing the east
delta to the southwark as far as Jamarvealock.
where he remained until the arrival OF Mr. Mel
d nSe nnes mace nae as thorough search as could be
ceived ~ --1 W.
TELEGRAM FROM Mr.. D. r. COLLINS,
at Minneapolis stating that he had. not been notI-
ned OF the arrival OF BARTLETT that he had mailed
. hst OF questions to be asked in behalf of his
brother and requested the court to wait until the
receipt OF his communication, as he insisted upOn
a Iull and thorough examination. The court
,,nneaseupSa 20 adjourned until Tomorrow morning at
!U:5U, When IL Is thought word may be received
from Dr: Collins The president OF the court di-
rected that the other survivors be Instructed to
remain here until they are examined unon the
questlons submitted by Or. Collins.
THE. THE PAINrERs' srRIkk-At largely attended
held at Shea's hall last evening" 1t was resol tn
support the painters in their demand for IS per
day wages 1t was announced that five dffYerent
bosses had acceded to the terms OF the union. In
consequence OF this action there are but few of
the craft at work to-day. and these are mostly the
Old experienced hands, whom employers regard as
worth the amount asked: Some OF the bosses
claim that they can afford to pay s. for irst-
class hands, and while q fair proportion are such
hands, there are others whom they can I'M afYOrd
to pay the old rate and assert that such being the
case sne action Of the Journeymen is unjust IN
1ourneymen, now having the endorsement OF the
other tradese that In little time the bosses
win give In, and the latter expect that aafisfac.
tory agreement viii be reached
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The Potomac Flats Improvement
OVERCOMING OBSTACLES IN THE PROSECUTION oJ
TUP wOpK

THE WORK.
The work on the Potomac fats VIII be pushed
ahead with vigor as soon the weather is such
that there ecan be uninterrupted progress The
contractor has met with many obstacles, and it is
fortunate for the District that he Is man OF pluck
to overcome them. The deposit taken from above
the Long bridge is found 10 be OF the consistency
OF putty, and when dumped on the fats win not
spread OF itself over the surface OF the ground To
overcome this the contractor may have to erect q
boiler and use hose, the water to be forced by
steam upon the deposit, so as TO wash tt over the
surface. For the reason that the deposit Is con-
ststent the contractor recently an obstacle In
the failure OF the cars he had built 10 dump the
loads This has now been overcome NJ ajor Hains
has recommended the letting or the contract for
stone for the sea wall TO a contractor named Gl-
bert, who put I'm a bid next the lowest The low
est bidders bid was Informal, he says. Senator
Ransom, who is In the city, takes deep interest In
the work, and Is closely watching its progress
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WINNIPEG, MAN, April S.-One hundred ana
twenty heads OF French Canadian families, re-
patriated from an industrial center I'm Massachu-
setts, have arrived here In charge OF Rev. Father
Molo, parish priest OF she Turtle Mountain dis
uct and viii so south by the Canada Pacific rail-
Way en- route TO their destination. Their families
VIII follow In autumn.
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TelcgraphiC Briefs

me livery stable OF ID +. Pope, at Hudson
Mass. was burned this morning Fourteen out of
lwenty-seVen horses were burned 20 death. Insur.
ance about s. 500, which does not cover the loss
Henry Monett, democratic eX-mayOr OF Burlinp-
ton, N D., died in that city yesterday at the age
or So years. lie was also an eX-member OF the
New Jersey house OF assembly.
The time for the meeting OF the Vermont Meth.
odlst conference al 81. Albans, VT. has been def
nitely changed to April 18th. Bishop Harris OF
New York. Will prpsidp -
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81. Louis, Mo-, April 3.-The legislature h ls
passed bill providing that no railroad company
in .ais State shall advance its freight rates wtn-
out first giving twenty days notice OF the pro-
posed Change 10y posting the new schedule In three
conspicuous places ON each OF It's freight and pas
is $500. W. "
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Fine SIeishing i'm Ontario.

u MOUNT FOREST, ONT, April "a train on the
toronto, Grey and Bruce railway reached here
last night, the first since March 5Jh The snow Is
still deep here, and there is ne seighing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

ARREerHD FOR PERJuRY.-A few days ago Katao
Junker, pretty German girl, In New York, rcoov.
rage against Peter Hickman On the trial HecGp
nan eW0r6 he never had been intimate Weth -
gin, but ~ has since acknowledged that he -
0ucea her. Last night he WAe arrested for poD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

DR. COLLINS on IRE WAR PATH.-Dr d. r. Goa
Inns denies that he notified OF the coming CT.
animation Of Bartlett and the other Jeannette
survivors, He says IL looks like an attempf 70
close the examination without giving any chancs
to get at the facts He adds: 80 far as am con
cerned no matter what the conclusion OF the court
Is Will push the matter in Congress for a special
committee OF investigation"
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Eight.ffour Back Pay Claims.

ihSi CAsk IN PHILADELPHIA.
The taking OF evidence In the case OF w r.
Thompson against the United States for back pay
was begun In Philadelphia yesterday. Thompson
is boss Joiner at League Island navy yard, and
he claims s44762K back pay from the time Secre-
tary ThompS0nS ten-hOur order went into eject
until II was reSclEded by Secretary Chandler
The case Is OF special Interest, because IL is test
OF the claims against the government for back
pay BY It's tate stand or fall the similar claims
or thousands or workmen I'm the navy Yards.
arsenais and other government departments,
involving about million and a half OF
dollars. Gov. Butler was 10 have conducted the
case In person, but being necessarily kept away,
his partner, y. ID. Barrett, OF this city. managed
II. Nothing or special interest was developed
until a witness produced the time-book OF the
joiner department. Then the governments coun-
sel according 10 the Philadelphia papers, threat
ened hlin with dismissal from his posi- lon because
OF taking government property away from the
navy yard" Mr.. Barrett said the witnesses would
De protected, and they need not be inundated.
1t was subsequently discovered that the witness
Is not now in government employ.
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GOLD, SILVER AND NoTRa-The statement OF the
9. 8. Treasurer shows gold, silver and O. s. notes
IN the Treasury to-day, as follows: Gold coin and
&107 72 fractional silver coin. 81 1865 994; us
notes, $40 1873; total 1854 O69679 Certificates
outstanding-G as, 444y610; silver S7O,7 991;
currency, s., ,465, Goo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

PrTsBuRG, April 4-The NTH annual bench show
under the auspices OF the Western Pennsylvania
Poultry Association opened this morning and will
continue for the rest OF the week Noted CANNES
TO the numbsr Of 40 from all parts OF the United
states and Great Britain. are On exhibition. J. u
Taylor. OF Lexington, KY, aDd ]. =. kin, Of Oan.
ada, have been oe1oce6d - tulgeA
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BOOKS, &c.

New Books.
Jews Of Barnow. Franzos, 81; Princess and Curdie,
5,e Se sssndcn h na M Bells Bsch 81 o. siege
Stories Eope, 81: 25 Have Lived and Loved Forres-
Ter ,$l; M;idred's Bargain. Lille ST. Mr.. Stubbs'
Brother Otis, 81 Battery and Boiler Balentyne 81 25
Our Easter Cards are now open and were never more
beautiful or artistic, and comprise all the most celc-
brated productions. ~
All OF the latest novelties in Stationery.
W. H. MORRISON
f2o ATS Pennsylvania avenue
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senator Morrill,, Justice Miller, ex-senator
Kellogg. Register Bruce, and Mr.. Ferguson, of the
fish commission
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WV A. MARTIN, OF Illinois. was to-day appointed
Q flrst-class clerk In the Interior department.

TIE MEXICAN PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-1n his mes
sage to the Mexican congress President GonZi LEA
states that he will present the draft OF a CON-
mercial treaty with the United States TO the SEN
ate for ratification when he deems that tue proper
time has arrived. He considers this treaty benen.
cial TO both countries, but announces that II has
not been ratineQ by the American Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

NEw BANK.-The acting controller OF the cur
rency has authorized the Atlantic National Bank,
OF Providence, RI, to begin business with capt.
tai OF $225 900,
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Bribery I'm New Iersev

NEWARK, n. j., April S-Judge Depue, IN his
charge 10 the grand jury to-day, called attention
10 the Egan legislative bribery case and directed a
searching investigation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WOMAN CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
ps St regs
and al fe fire. .5sr members
HEEESs q S1qfK
eF tsi ssoGn Nav Of 1857 s I be
Hall. 11th st.. bet: and n. W.. 7:s0 pm. sharp.
II 'N'' % VIC f'eS'cfai JAMES pR1Nrz. Secretary.
S Rpa IS "a refaer
saa sh and o 81
.No; JOY EDsoS sscfss.15 81 st. nofth%ss sdSsa
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
Parties having goods deposited with me- upon which
BAY D + the ss
lively be sold at auction without further notice.
P. WALLACH'S LOAN OFFICE
S'4Go 14i7 Pennsylvania ave. northwest
~ THE INCORPoRATORs OF THE INDUS
Stan6ia stroe9 are hereby notified to meet Ne: 1915
It or the
asreeably to the provisions of the Charter
sH&gEI skSgT HSosMIffk; SsIf
kf kf: %finIsMH.' S4MRb5EL'
~ Mr.. P; A. DARNE1LIE, REAL ESTATE
Broker m eas removed his office from 42o street
on Real Estate and Collateral ap2-6ts
rV HIBERNIA BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
on gfeiS Teeps e the n Hberaa , viii be held
'a% streets All JOIN eeSs;s
tY PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Pays We per cent per to those who use it as
ans Of the second series have
aS F6SH@ EESsEHss
CASs0N. President; EDWfN NJ IAwToN, Treas es-
h street. noFares se'1siaIi{ mnsist s'S
~ M b9sfRYFG b%sft1F Tf d p
ltps hp Ssx s fSFt .s ococs
JF HART1eAN MD: s. secretsry azkShrTi nhsilst sR
r@9. THE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
fs2p 2s ss At T Ss held
the Secretary. 61s 18th street northwest;
JOHN COOK. Secretary " 'A1> 't' ffaiSsns mhsi.st
~ NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, (MEDI-
1s and 9h syena
GosTss Of Lss51.ss S S 5ssia 4pE sa
ted @h27s. * ESS iSss .s;ie; a5S;Ss;.st
fYp HoWAnD R1X 1Ier UNIVERSITY MEDICAL DE
LAY Aprll "a, at These lectures free to all
1nh24-I0 Z. B. PURVIS, NJ. D., Secretary.
F-Yo GAS FIXTURES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST DESIGNS
SLATE MANTELS. LATROBES.
FURNACES RANGES AND CRATES,
PLUMBING TIMING.
And all jobbing promptly DONE
6AM'L S. SHEDD
MA 409 9TH STREET NoRTHwEsr.
FsSa GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CRY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2O E. F. BROOKS.
A. GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WAIVERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
". C. MILBURN. PHARMAc1sr.
10 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE q. s. SUPREME COURT will hear no more
arguments this term after the 9th instant, and
will adjourn May7.
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THE PRESIDENT has appointed VIM. II. Pratt to
be collector OF customs for the district OF Hum
Doldt, California.
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WIscoNsINs CANDIDATE FOR POSTMASTER GENE
RA1--Senators Angus Cameron and Sawyer, OF
Wisconsin, Mr.. Horace Rub se, of Milwaukee, and
Collector Spalding, OF Chicago, called upon the
President yesterday, and urged the appointment
OF col. J. H. Howe, Of Kenosha, Wis, to be Post.
master General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

SECRETARY FoLGER is now under special treat
ment on account OF the condition OF, one OF his
eyes, and will not be able to leave his house before
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

fHiLApELPBIA, PA, April 3.-1he suit or the gov
ernment against the Philadelphia ana Reading
railroad company FOR $4,000 and interest being
nSe per cent internal revenue tax on the surplus
earnings Tor three years prior TO 1867 decided
IN Tue United states district court to-day IN favor
or the Defendants President GowNn having pro-
auced receipt from an agent OF. the government
Tor the money In controversy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

The FOLLOWING ASSIGNMENTS have been made
IN the revenue marine service: Second Lieut.. Thos
W. Benham, to the steamer COrwin, at San Fran
CISCO; Second Lieut. w. c. De Hart to the steamer
DIX, at Key West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-03

HAWAIIAN REoUEsT.-The Treasury depart
ment has under consideration an application by
the Hawaiian government for the coinage OF its
silver money at the United States mints The ap-
plicatiOn will probably be granted
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Washington News aud Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1921 ,s44S1; customs. s481, ,se016
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HE Indian HOstilities I'm New Mexico.

DENVER, Col, April "A dispatch from separ.
n. M, dated lSt, says: "Col. FOrsythe followed
the Indians from the Southern Pacific railroad
crossing TO the Chricuhua mountains, I'm Arizona
near Cottonwood Springs The Indians attacked
a wagon containing ranchemens' supplies, and
wounded Two men, after Which they took to the
hills, where the soldiers were unable to follow
their trail Col. Forsythe will remain there sew
eral days, scouting In the surrounding country
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IkATHsksfoSk, TIE ANKRfCAN-TNroRrAyr morn.
nkk1s FoVEp ON ms PEksoN-LKTTkRs rkoa

1snIhshsroNh, TIE ANKRfCAN-INroRrAYf pocU.
% foCkp ON ms PEksok-LkT1kks Fkou
CORK; April S-Morgan 10 an employe OF Cork
Steamship company, and Is accused OF using his
plosives between England and this city. lie "a
Also the caretaker OF a temperance club, OF which
herilhy, who was arrested here on THURSDAY
last, charged with conspiracy % murder Is pr.si-
dent. Documents were found on Featherstone
the American. who was arrested with o'Herlihy
and who is said 70 be a newspaper writer show
tng him 10 be In direct communicatIou with
ODonovan Rosa Letters from Rossa were seized.
giving elaborate orders with regard 20 the mode
OF using explosives similar 10 those which were
found IN the box carried by Dennis Deasy who
was arrested at Liverpool on Thursday on his ar
rival from this city.
LATER-MoRGAN REMANpED
morgan. the empoye OF Cork steamship COM
pany, who was arrested yesterday CD suspicion of
having used his position facilitate the carrying
OF arms and explosives between England and this
port, was arragned in court this morning for cx-
examination. and was remanded for eight DAYS