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Tho D.uvuIlc Riot.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE CAUSES
OF THE DISTURBANCE.

A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE CAUSES
OF THE DISTURBANCE.
lfy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
DASvILLE, Va, November 10.-At a
large meeting OF citizens held this morning
resolutions were offered and adopted set
ting forth that In view Of the gross mis-
statements concerning the riot OF the Sd
instant which are being circulated through
q portion OF the press it is deemed advisa-
BILE to appoint committee OF forty, who
shall inquire into all the facts and prepare
for publication true and full statement OF
the causes and circumstances leading to
the disturbance, and also statement OF the
conduct Of the white people from the oc-
currence OF the riot TO the closing OF the
polls on the 9th instant. The resolutions
also give thanks to the people In the cities
and towns OF Virginia, North Carolina, and
Maryland who in public meetings have
expressed sympathy for the white people
OF Danville under the circumstances re-
ferred TO.
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Lynched by Negroes.



CHARLOTTE, y. c.. November 10.-A spe-
cial to the Observer from Mount Mourne,
Iredell county, n. c., says party OF six
tv-tiye negroes to-day captured Lawrence
White (colored) and hanged him to a tree
near the railroad station. A few days be-
fore White had tight with and killed a
colored man named Frazier with a knife.
White had been arrested, and was on his
way to Jail in Salisbury when he was taken
from the guard by the lynchers
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A DinmOnd-Thicf Arrested.
iBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

PITTSBURGH, November 10. "A man CIV
ing his name as Kneimer was arrested here
to-day while attempting TO pawn an eight
hundred-dolar diamond stud. He at
tempted to cover the detective with re-
volver, but was too late. In his possession
was found three thousand dollars worth
OF diamonds, including a scroll-shaped
brooch. cluster ring, and loose stones.
The goods are supposed to have been the
result OF a robbery in New York.
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Hanged By u Mob.

by telegraph 10 the DlsDatch.I
SOMERSET, KY. November 10.-James
Truxhill, charged brutal assault on
Mrs. Coones, a married woman, near Clio.
was arrested several days ago. He was
privately taken to be identified by the vie
tim yesterday. This morning TruxhilPs
body was found hanging from the Cincin-
natl Southern railroad bridge over the
Cumberland river. He had been taken
from the officers and thus disposed OF by a
4
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The Irish League I'm Australia.

10y chDle 10 Tue Dispa'Sh'J
DUBLIN, November 10.-Tbe Irish Ma
tional League has received Il telegram from
John Redmond, their agent in Australia,
dated Melbourne, in which he states that
the Convention of Irish National Leagues at
Melbourne was great success; that Par
nelps programme was adopted unanimous
", and he was about forwarding $4,000 to
the League at home. John Redmond and
his brother William, who have been IN
Australia several months upon mission in
the interest OF the Irish National League,
will both return to Ireland shortly uid San
Francisco, delivering lectures through the
limited St1tpS
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A Train Deruftad.
[Ry telegraph to The Dispatch

T''I tNINFHfEIIII =" VIZ IENNIF'I
BOsTON, November 10.-A passenger
train on the Salem and Lowell railroad
was derailed by COW this morning, and
the locomotive and entire train went off
the track. The engine was turned upon
its side and wrecked. Engineer Alpha
Clement, Of Lowell, received severe in
juries to his spine and internally, and suf-
fered partial paralysis. There were seve-
raj narrow escapes, but none OF the forty
passengers injured more than a shaking
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Senator SharOn's Answer.

By telegraph To the Dlspatch.l
SAN FRANCISCO, November Ex-senator
Sharon has filed his answer to the COM
plaint OF Miss Hill. He denies having ex-
ecuted the marriage contract spoken OF.
and charges that it is forgery. The Court
is asked to decree that the plaintiff never
was the wife of the defendant, and she has
no claim upon the defendants property.
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Fired Upon by Assasslns.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

ALG0NA. Iowa, November 10.-While G..
Miles, Of Wright county, was closing the
store OF Owen & Meyer last night he was
fired upon by two masked men with the
evident intention Of robbing him. Five
bullets pierced his body. one entering his
lungs, another. lodging in his thigh, and
two others breaking both OF his arms. AT
last accounts Miles was still alive. There
is great excitement over the event, and o
posse are in search OF the assassins.
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Death OF an Eminent Baptist Divine.

TOY Telegraph 20 tTe Iispalch.I
SELMA, ALA, November 10.-A special
to the Times says Rev. +. T. Winkler, d..
d., died at his home, in Marion, this after
noon. He was one OF the ripeSt scholars,
most eloquent orators. and esteemed di-
vines in the southern Baptist church. He
was for a long time identified with the
press OF his denomination. having been
assistant editor Of the Christian Inder in
1915. editor OF the Southern Baptist, at
Charleston, IN 1862, and first editor OF the
alabama Baptist, which was founded in
1874
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An EmbexzIing BoOk-Kceper.

BY tcTtRTaTH % lIIt DIsII1EVH'I
New YORK, November 10.-George s.
Davis, confidential book-keeper to the pub
fishing firm Of ID. Appleton & Go. for the
past eleven years, was arraigned in court
to-day on suspicion OF embezzling $780,
900. lie admitted he had Incorporated
S17. 600. and was held.
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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BRING US.
Funeral or Ex-senator Ra.do,,s.

Funeral OF Ex-senator Randolph.
DIR. HoGE, OF RICHMOND, DELIVERS AN ADJ
DRESS.
Especial teleeram TO the Dispatch.I
MoRMsTowS, N. j., November 1O.-The
funeral obsequies Of ex Senator Randolph
were celebrated this afternoon. Although
the rain was falling drearily the sidewalks
were lined with citizens as the procession
passed through the streets, and the church
was crowded with vast assembly, among
whom were many Of the most distinguished
men OF the State. After the prayers and
lessons appropriate to the occasion two
addresses were made. The first was by
the pastor OF the church and the second by
the Rev. DIR. Hoge, OF Richmond, who bad
been invited by the family to take part in
the services. The whole solemnity was Of
the most impressive character.
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The Rebellion I'm Sorvta.

lBy cable 10 the Dispatch.I
VIENNA. November 10.-News was re-
ceiyed this afternoon that the Seryian rebels
had been attacked by the seryian army
under General Nicoie, in Castia Brodica,
and were defeated. Seven rebels were
killed. many were wounded, and 300 pri-
soners were captured. The remainder OF
the rebel forces escaped across the frontier.
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Tho Vatican's Relations with Prussia
and Russia.
[By cable to The Dispatch.

By ChDIt 20 IIc DIspIItH'T
LONDON, November 10.-A Rome dis
patch to the Reuters Telegram Company
saws the question pending between Prussia
and the Vatican relative to ecclesiastical
matters will soon be settled. The same
dispatch states that amicable relations be-
tween the Vatican and Russia Will be re-
stored within month.
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Letter.Carrier Arrested.

[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.J
(rSc1SNATI, November 10.-Cyrus l..
Slmkins. letter.carrier since 1875, was ar.
rested to-day by Post-Ofiice Inspector j.
n. Brown on the charge OF stealing money
from letters. The proof OF his guilt was
found upon his person.
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SuH0cated by Gas.

TBY ttItgTapH 70 tIt DIsPaFVH'J
READING, PA, November 10.-Albert G.
Anderson, aged thirty, Of Bethlehem. Pa,
who was on visit to the city. was found
dead in bed this morning, having been SUI
located by gas. The wind through an open
window had extinguished the light in the
Cas-buruer
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A Land Pool Defeated I'm wisconsin.

10y w thc piTpateh'I
MADISON, WIS, November 10.-Last Sep
TENDER the commissioners OF public lands
OF Wisconsin offered for sale 100, 600 acres
OF public land at auction. The bidding was
spirited at first, but land pool was soon
formed OF land-speculators to buy valuable
pine lands at minimum price by combi-
nation to prevent competition. Reports
OF this pool came TO the ears OF the commits
sioners, and they made an investigation
and found that the pool had bought lands
at minimum price, and that they had held
an auction among themselves and resold
the lands at large advance on the price
paid. which is stated ut from $4,000 to
100000 above the price realized to the
State. The commissioners, after hearing,
became convinced that fraudulent combi-
nation was made, and set aside the sales.
The lands belong TO the educational and
drainage funds OF the State.
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FURNITURE.

TOHN j. SINNOTf tlate Chandlern
~ 4 sinnott), FURNITURE-DEALER and u
UNDERWATER. No. 7l2 Main street. he ~
tween seventh and Eighth streets. has large,t
stock of the very latest styles of FURNITURE,
which he Is selling AZ bottom prices. full stock
Of COFFINS and CAskETs. and furnished al eN-
tremey low rates. The most careful attention
given n all orders. So 9-Su.W&F3m
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Burglar Killed.
,pv te,egr,ph N the DisnatchJ

Toy WItKIdp1 70 TIC DIsDdtVD'F
NEWARK, N. j., November 10.-Early
tins morning Mr.. Choate, New York
broker living at II Lincoln avenue, in this
city, discovered burglar in the second
story OF bis house and flied upon him,
killing him almost instantly. The name Of
the burglar could not be ascertained.
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Run Down and Drowned.

By teIeRfapH 10 t1e IFsT1ateH'F
MEMPHIS. TENN, November 10.-The
steamer John Lee, when opposite Fort
Pickering. last evening. ran down skiff
containing a man, his wife, and one child.
They were all drowned.
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The New Time-standard.
lBy telegraph to The Dispatch.I

10y ENRIHPU 70 tt7e E'uP"feH'I
New York, November 10.-The Mayor
has signed the resolution OF the Council
adopting the new time-standard OF the
10th meridian, and making the change to
take effect November 18th. 1911 81
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vnroe ChiIdren Killed By . Train.
Try telegraph to the Dispatch.I

by W1tKrdPH 70 ti'c f7'sP7soH'I
ATLANTIC CiTY, N. j., November l0.-
Three children Of George Il. Barnes, pro-
prictor of the Sagrawatha House. In this
city, while riding out In q phaeton this
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morning were struck by freight train at
the Arctic-Avenue crossing Of the Narrow
Gauge railroad, and all fatally injured.
Two have died, aud the death Of tho third
is expected.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, November 10, 1883.
sALEs-FrRsT BoARp.-500 Virginia per
cent. eonsols at 62s, 1000 do. at 52s.
SECOND BoARD.-No sfles.
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CUTICURA SOAP.-ADsolutely pure,
~ highly medicinal. Endorsed by physicians;
preferred by the elite. Sales, 1881 and 1882,
no ll-Su&W&w
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sALEs REPORTEn no sFCRFTARY.
ElOuI,
Ey Telegraph.

Flour We quote: ) ne. t39ss.50. superane
t3.25@S3.75; extra. f4.75@s4.90 family, tboa
1925; Pateat iamiiv. .6ns6.25.
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FINANCIAL.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
1D1,EExEcCTED At the pist ySTch PRiNriHo
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COMMERCIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMONr. Noyemher 10. 1883.

OFFERINGS.
WBEAT.-White, 176 bushels. Red, $3.50
bushels.
els.
OATS.-l,750 bushels.
RYE.-l6 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL.-l0 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-White. 20 bushels good at Slip.
Red, 1882 bushels common to prime LonRberry
ut &l.0S u SLY: 476 bushels mixed AT sl.96
10 sl.l7: 900 bushels common to good Sfortberry
ut I'll. O3 10 el.0S.
CORN.-White, 544 bushels common to prime
at 81 to Csc Mixed, 100 bushels very good at
62c.
OATs.-150 bushels very good winter at Ate.
RYE.-l2 bushels very good on private terms.
MILL 0FFAL.-7 tons shipstuf at i2l.5U.
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MOLAsSEs.

$50 hegsheads PORTO-RlCO M0LAssES;
100 hogsheads EXTRA HEAVY SYRUP;
100 barrels NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs.
sea POTTS. STOKES 4 co.
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S0ULE CERTIFIED.
ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE HOUSE
GAINED.
Twonty. -four senators and ststy'fo"r
In the uouse-some Omcfai re
turns -Rcjoicfngs that havo
been and that arc TO be.

A telegram from staunton states that the
Board OF Canvassers OF Rockingham coun-
~ have awarded the certificates OF election
70 webb for the Senate and Herring and
soulc for the House. The latter is Demo-
crat. Stewart, Cositionist, is elected from
Lancaster and Richmond by a majority OF
pa Democratic gain in the district o.
$50. The count now stands:
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StuunfOn.
PREPARING FOR THE JoLLTlCATIoN.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispa'ch.l
STANTON. November 10.-Preparations
are busily going forward tonight for
great demonstration Monday night in
honor Of our victory. The clubs from the
country will be present in force, with
several hundred on horseback. Illumina-
ton, firing Of cannon, transparencies, pro-
cession, and speaking are on the pro-
gramme.
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TASPER'S FINE (WHITE) TABLE
~ SYRUP.
MAPLE-SYRUP, BUCkWHEAT FLOUR,
aud the "ENTIRE-WHEAT" FLOUR, which rs
cakes for breakfast, can be had at
MCCARTHY 4 HAYNES's,
Il lsfr,
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mAsInk lNrELLI.ENC..
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 10, 1883.


Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York, mef'
chandise aud passengers, q. W. Allen Coz agents.
steamer wyoming. smith. PhiladelphiA nef-
chandisc. j. W. Nctarrick. agent.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Nori0is, uniisd states
mail, merchandise, aud passengers. l.. b. rsssm'
schooner Albert Mason, Abbott, Philadelphia,
coal. ). 4. Laihrop.
Schooner Rescue, Kee, Philadelphia, coal, S. r.
Lathrop.
schooner Roxsnns, Morgan. Georgetown. coal.
schooner CASTOR t. Hubbard, Lowry, Philadei.
Schooner Mar tina Welsh. Burdge, New York,
salt, Davenport & Morris
schooner Kocheko, Dow. Boston. 20 load -four
for Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
schooner t. Harris Kirk. Cavalier. Bcrmuds
Hundreds, to load wood for New York.
schooner oaks Ames, Sheridan, Old Fort, to load
Schooner hddie N. Bird, Cushman. New York,
coal, Gervas storrs, pIg-iron, j. \. Gordon; ves-
schooner John ". Parker, Phillips Philadelphia
ria ChicAahominy, wood; vessel curtis a FAR
ktr.
Bari Anna (Nor.l, Vineyard, Rio Janeiro, nocr.
Brig Bohemia Orr, Desves. san lose del Norte,
Brazil, -four. Gallego Mills Manufacturing Cou-
pany and Ilaxall-Crenshaw Company.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, Nov. 10, 1888.
fly telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Lursy, schermerhorn, Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed Or return).
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas-
sengcrs, Smithheld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land saien on retnrDl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrlck. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land allied on returnl
steamer Pamlico, Brakeman. Smithfeld, rper-
chandse and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamship Plymotbian (IIr.l, wilkins, Calves
ton. put In for coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Deepdale (Br.), Sharp, Liverpool,
having coaled
schooner \. l.. Lockwood. st. John, Boston.
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Annie Wicks, ~. George, Bermuda,
MhlskcY.
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Send for chow TO CURE sKIN-DIsEAsEs.
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TIE TOTAL VOTE IN CITY AND COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
DANyILLE, VA, November l0.-The
Democratic majority in the county is
now ascortained to be 1919, the vote OF
the two cities included, and this vote over
runs the vote given FOR Hancock 10y 2,5I3,
not 1000, as was reported yesterday. The
number OF votes oyerrun the number given
in 1880 bv something over 5000.
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The delegates put down as "uneertam "
are: Goochard, /; Buc kanan, Dickerson,
and Wise, !.
The lowest estimate now made OF our
popular majority is 10000.
Below we give the official returns from
several counties and interesting CORE
spondence from various points bearing on
the election:
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Isle Of Wight - Official - Lawson
Elected.

ISLE or WIGHT COURTHOUSE, Va, No
vember Sd telegraphed to-day Isle OF
Wight safe. Lawson elected by 1 majority.
repeat the good news and send below the
official count:
Senate: Crumper, Republican, 1893;
Bryant, Democrat. 1.l90.
House: Lawson, Democrat, 1,190; Gill
liam, Republican, ,lS9.
We have won a great victory in the face
OF twenty-four saw-mills lin our county,
and negro colonization.
We have n grand rally and illumination
next week.
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BncIsine hum County-OficiaI Vote.

BUCKlNGBAA COURTHOUSE, November g.
L. ". HUBBARD, CoSliiionist, for Senate.
l.5aS; Pembroke Petit, Democrat, fer
Senate. l,27l.
W. W. Forbes. Democrat. for House OF
Delegates, 1909; 4. &. Garneti, Coalition
ist. for House OF Delegates, 1903 p. ;.
Boiling. Coaitions,, Tor House OF Dele
gates. Cumberland and Buckingham, l.
400; J. O. Reynolds. Democrat, for House
Of Delegates, Cumberland and Bucking-
ham OK
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Franklin County-Om ciai Vote.

ROCKY MOUNT, November S.-Brown,
Democrat, for Senate, 1888; Powell, Co
alitionist, for Senate, 1923. Browns ma
jority, 1910.
Saunders, Democrat, for House, 2,S1G
James. Coalitionst, for House, 1855.
Saunders's majority, 1,161.
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Shenandoah.

HEAVY READJUSTER FRAUDS DISCOVERED.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
STAUNTON. November 10.--A letter from
Woodstock says Spengler Democrat) win
contest Grandstail's (Readiuster) seat for
Shenandoah, and that the frauds are such
that he will be seated.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. Nov. 10, 1888.
lBy telegraph
GROCERIES. LIQUoRs. sc.

VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
PREMIUM HONEY.
CAPE-COD CRANBERRIES,
MALAGA GRAPES,
NEW-CROP RAISINs,
CITRON, CURRANTS.
PREMIUM "GORDON" HAMS. AT
MOI CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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SCORE ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC MEMBER OF TIL
UOTSE.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
STANTON, VA, November 10. The
Rockingham Board of Canvassers at their
adjourned meeting to-day after an all-day
session gave the certificates OF election to
Webb. Herring, and Soue- the first two
Readjusters, the last Democrat. Add one
more to your list OF Democrats.
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\ 'HAhLEs U. 10 pENo, ri
~ No 3l7 EAST BROAD STREET. "
NEAREST CORNER FOURTH STREET, H.
cordially invites all In need OF ~
FURNITURE
20 call and examine his stock. stored In three
different buildings, In endless variety, and con-
spicaous for LOW PRICES and GOOD QUAIL
TY, such as novelties Ia PA.LoR SUITS.
CHAMBER SUITS. DINING and hITCHEN-
ROOM FURNITURE-all at reduced prices
Special attention called 10 all kinds OF NAT
TRESsE> Of my own manufacture said by those
that use them 10 be The BEST IN TOWN.
In buying remember the place, SIT EAST
BROAD near corner Fourth street. oc 30
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The New Treaty Of Commerce Be-
tween Germany and Mexico.
Trial of Members of the Armagh
Assassination Society.

LONDON, March 26.-The Standards
correspondent at Berlin says that the
Spanish Minister there is about to 20
on furlOugh and will probably re-
main absent, owing to the differences
between Spain and Germany with
regard to customs duties.
ST. PETERSBURG, March ga re-
port which gained currency of the death
of Persilief, formerly director of the
postofice, who attempted to commit
suicide the second time on Monday
last, is not true.
LONoN, March 26.-The Daily Tel
egraph considers as preposterous the
report that the government has sent
menacing note to Washington in re-.
gard to the utterances and writings of
the Irish dynamite party in America.
ltsays the United States governments
attituede of indifference at the rawlings
OF these men is the same as that which
England has always adopted toward
exiles taking refuge in that country.
lENNA, u1hICu GO.-- L lie IIeBSe
asserts that Parnell, in an interview at
Paris, gave his word Of honor that
three OF the ten men recently hanged
in ireland, were innocent Of the
crimes for which they we're executed.
BERLIN, March 26.-The treaty of
commerce between Germany and
Mexico, has been submitted to Buns
derrath. 1t secures the safety of re>
tail trade and freedom of property
owned by the Germans in Mexico
from forced loans or war charges.
BELFAST, March 26.-The trial Of
six more members of the Armagh
Assassination Society began here to
day, Judge Lawson presided, and
Murphy, in opening the OAse for
Orom, dwelt strongly upon the cir.
cumstance that when Burns arrived
in Ireland at the end of 1880 to ORGAN
ize an assassination society he dis.
played the American flag from his
lodgings at Cross Maglen; The evi-
dence of an informer will be intro
duced by the prosecution for the pur-
pose Of showing that murders were
planned by the Society, and doeu-
ments supporting this charge will be
produced.
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Wall Street.

NEW YORK, March 26, II am
The stock market opened firm at sas
per cent higher During the first half
hour there was a further advance Of
tas per cent recorded, led by Northern
Pacific preferred, after which the
market became dull aud heavy and at
II o'clock the market reacted to the
extent Of per cent, the latter for
Central Pacific.
The wheat market is dull and a
shade lower.
Money, Sa1O per cent; prime mer
camille paper. 6A7l per cent; bar sill
yer, lO9i, Exchange is steady at 791
for long, and S2l for sight.
Governments strong and / higher.
States are without feature, except
Tennessee compromise, which ad.
vanced to %.
Railroad bonds are irregular and
dull.
Government 5s extended, ,lO3t; AIS
lib; As, 1904; 3s, 1893; Pacific Is Of
'95, 126 bid.
Stocks = Since IL o'clock stocks
have been exceedingly dull and fea
tureless except for Central Pacific,
which declined II per cent, but subse
quently rallied ! per cent. Outside
Of that the general list is only a shade
lower than at IL o'clock,