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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20
TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

al Scrofulo;Is. Inherited ,id Contagious HGmors,
al "hus Remove the most prolific cause of human
Sui-l ing, IT, clear the Skin If Designating bvches
ii.hins Tor, urcs, Humilitng Erupsious and
L-u.tEsnlre Sores caused by Impure or Poisoned
Blood t. purifi heaufifv the Skin. and restO.y
the hair thai -, fra Dt tiSe. remain,
CURs IL soIvE~T. the new Food Purifier Di,ue.
AMI APcrisui, and CUIIcURs and CrI CUKA SOAP,
the great Skin Cures and i;tautiiers, ipfalbe.
rh"~ ere the "uiy remedies thu. succeed when
pI, ,i' .. - aud nil Others means fail.
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FRANK AND CLEAR.
Having Admitted the Strength of
the Evidence, an Eminent Ply
stefan takes Logical Ac-
ton.

The following letter tells its own story.
TIE signature will he recognized as that OF
the Physician-in-Chief of the De Quincy
Home, snd author Of Drugs That EnsIaye,"
the HypOdermic Injection of Morphine"
A Manual of Nursing" and many other
popular and valuable special medical works:
1911 west TENTH STREET !
NEW YORK. August IL, 1885 I
MEssRs SEABURY & JOHNSON,
GENTLEMEN: Like most of my profess
sion, 1 am cautious abont pinning my faith
10 any new m dicine or curative agent But
vour BENSON'S CAPCINE POROU-
PLASTER has broken through the barriers
aud won its way TO INV good opinion.
My attention was first called To
i; some months ago 10y pa
tient Of mine. Although / was veil &C
quain,ed with the superior excellence OF
your plaster and aniisepfic dressing. made
especially for the profession, the Benson's
was comparatively new TO me. | had heard
however, of its merits as rea,edy. in cases
of Lame Back. Local rheumatism, Neural
gia, Congestion of the Bronchial Tubes and
Lungs, Dyspe psia Torpid Liver and the like
affections, ard have since begun To sxper-
imeni with il personally. find BENSON 5
CAPCINE PLASTER an exceptionally
clean plaster TO use, and rapid in It's action.
Many tests of its qualities, made in my
own family and among my patients, have
convinced me that there is no other single
article SD valuable for pOpniar use, nor so
hopeful In the diseases 4 have uamed.
Should you desire To do SO. you may use
nv name TO that fleet
Very truly yours,
II H. KANE A. NJ, NJ. d
The genuine have the world CAPCINE
cut iii the center. Price % cents.
Sesbury & Johnson, Chemists, New York.
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I.iniment is needed by somebody in
every house. Every day brings news OF
the agony Of an awful scald OF burn
subd ed, of rheumatic martyrs re-
stored, or q valuable horse or OF
saved by the healing power of this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-31
Xxx. No'''N'
NOTICE.

AS BLUE-FLANNEL GAhNh>i'
OF INFERIOR QUALITY on GOODS
so,s "a the genuine Niiddlesex which are not
a ,ne A. hy that NTH the Nddlesex COMPANY, IN Or
ds, 10 protect tnoir customers aud .s p,, @
n nrnn, rstN standard INDIGO BLU
EthNNFis AND IAcHf-CLot,iS, sy,i ~ an
leading ciothiers, must bear me sl,h ~ ~
i i.', ~ ,aod, WENDELL, FAY 4 CO,
'"S '"' settling Agen.s MiddleseA COMPANY,
50 aud SO Worth street, New YORK 81, s,si,rls
49, "a .,s ~ -.>s''- As--'-@
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Serious Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, ONO, March 30.-A land
slide near Mason on the Cincinnati South
ern railroad this morning threw the north
bound passenger train from the track. The
place Of accden; is forty miles from here.
Ldier-4 u. M-The injured are Just
arriving from the wreck. They say the
train was going forty miles an hour on 4
sharp curve when the entire train left the
track and rolled down an embankment nifty
feet. Two sleepers were completely
wrecked and one ear was burned. The
passengers were eXtricated with great dli-
iicultv. No person was killed outright.
The number of injured was iifty-tbree,
some very seriously hurt.
The cause Of the accident was broken
rail. Engineer Michael discovered it, and
instantly applied the brakes and reversed
his engine. The engine and baggage.car
remained on the track, but the smoking
car was partly thrown of, and the ladleS,
car entirely left the rails and stood at al-
most right angles with the road, the lower
end down the embankment. This car was
subsequently burned. Two sleeplng-carN
rolled down the embankmenl, and were
badly wrecked. Very few passenger,
escaped without some injury, though mosi
of the injuries were not serious. Among
the injured are 81. c. Roberts, OF Cherry
Lane, y. c., hurt internally, and James
KiltOn, OF Sparta, :. {.
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Marvellous Escape from Being TrOd-
den 10 Death by Mules.

ltnarlottc y. ~ Joufnai-pDseTNtr'I
Yesterday morning five hands from Mr..
John WadswoTth's stables were sent to the
Carolina Central depot 70 bring up drove
OF mules. They got the mules started all
right, but before proceeding far the whole
drove broke into a run and came tearing
up Trade street at furious rate. They
turned into College street Just Is lady was
passing. and I'm a moment she was in the
very midst Of the whole drove. y horse
that was in the lead knocked her partly to
one side, and then she found herself, blind
ed by dust and stunned 10y the noise. right
among the galloping mules. The animals
all passed by her on either side, for a won
der, withou: so much as touching her. 1t
was a thrilling situation, and thought was
all over in moment, the people on the
streets who witnessed it shuddcred at what
they thought would be the fate OF the lady.
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A Young Gallant Stabbed.

WHILE DEPENDING A FRIEND A LAD OF TEN
YEARS Is BADLY CUT.
Philadelphia 1imcsl
stahbing affair that occurred several
days ago came 10 public notice yesterday.
The little victim, Harry Smith by name,
who Is only ten years old. lives with his
parents, on Garnet street, few doors be-
low Oxford. The parents and friends Of
all the parties, with the cooperation OF the
police. determined TO keep the affair from
the public. On Monday last party OF
youngsters, who all live in the neighbour
hood, were together, when some boys be-
gan TO annoy two little girls. A boy named
Brown interfered toprotect them, when an
other boy. James Grayenstine, aged twelve
years, appeared and attacked young Brown
Tor his interference. At this juncture
Harry Smith became involved, he taking
sides with Brown, and told Gravenstine
that the best thing for him 10 do would DC
10 20 home 10 his mother. He seemed 10
be disposed 10 emphasize this argument by
force, which lie was apparently able 10 do.
when Gravcnstine took a knife from his
pocket and made thrust AT little Smith.
The knife went through the boys overcoat,
jacket. and Undertaking, making an ugly
wound Just above the left lung. The boy
was taken home and physician called. who
pronounced the wound dangerous, but not
necessarily fatal unless erysipelas should
set i'm. Yesterday he was in high fever.
bat last evening was better, though not on
Of danger from erysipelaS. Owing TO the
desire to keep the affair quiet the police
officers at the neighboring station did not
report ii TO the Central Station. Young
GnvenStine is being kept closely Mt home
by his parents, who are greatly distressed,
and he viii not be arrested unless the little
sufferer should die.
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IRON THE OLD WORLD.
fFrom the great London CEng.j Timcs.I

Among the many specifies introduced TO tie pub
lie for the cure Of dyspepsia, Indigestion, derange
ments Of various kinds, and as general family
medicine, none have met with such genuine APP
probation as Hop Bitters. Introduced to this
country but a comparatively short time since, TO
meet the great demand for n pure, safe, and
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly in
creased I'm favor until they are without question,
the most popular and valuable medicine known.
It's world wide renown snot due to the advertising
Il has received; II is famous by of its inhe-
rent virtues. II does all that Is claimed for it, II
discharges It's curative powers without any Of the
evil effects OF other bitters or medicine being per-
fectly safe and harmless for the most fra! woman.
smallest child, and weakest invalid to use. Few
are the homes indcc iwhere the great discovery has
Ota.ready been hailed as dcliyercr and welcomed
as Il friend II docs what others affect TO do. COM
posed Of simple materials, II Is "A marvel OF deli
cate and successful combination. Nothing is
wanting. Every ingredient goes straight to the
mark 1T which 1t is aimed, and never fails. Plea
SAINT 10 the palate, agreeable to the stomach, and
thoroughly effective a cure It has won for itself
tie confidence Of ALL Times, London, Eng
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An Alleged Murder Society I'm Cork.

Cork, March 3O.-The three men, Feath-
erstone, O'Ieritry, and Carmddy, ar
rested here last night, were arraigned this
morning upon the charge OF being men,
bers OF n secret society, having headquar-
tiers in Cork. The object OF the society
was. according to the claims made by the
authorities, to commit murders whenever
1t was believed that such course would
advance the interest OF their organization,
and to blow up buildings in the principal
cities OF the Irish isles. Upon preliminary
examination bail was refused, it being
strongly intimated by counsel for the
prosecution that number Of witnesses
were ready to testify in support OF the
charges. 1t is in evidence that Feather
stone has been living in Cork since June,
1892. without any apparent business, and
without visible means OF support.
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LouIse Michelin Custody.

PARIS, March 30.-Louise Michel called
at the Prefecture OF Police yesterday eve
ming. but AS the Project was absent at the
time left the Office, announcing that she in
tended to surrender herself to the authori-
ties to-day. This morning she was arrest
ed without any difficulty or objection on
her part. She stated that she was willing
to give herself up rather than to subject
her mother to any further annoyance from
the police.
She was arrested while leaving the house
OF friend. The specific charge brought
against her was that she had entered ba-
kers' shops at the head Of an armed band
and plundered them.
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Tom ochirtree VIII Get HIS Pay.

WASHINGTON. March 30S-COntroller Law
renee, OF the Treasury, has decided that
the language OF the Constitution providing
that senators and representatives in Con-
grcss shall receive compensation for their
services is imperative, and therefore that
the salary OF Representative Ochiltree, OF
Texas. cannot legally be withheld because
Of his indebtedness to the Government.
with regard to the two Territorial dele
rates whose accounts a. United states dis
bursting officers have not yet been settled;
Judge Lawrence holds that they stand
upon a different footing. Their Offices are
not created by the Constitution, but by
statute: therefore their pay can be held as
q sct-off. This opinion was transmitted to
the Acting Secretary of the Treasury, who
decided to ABIDE by il. Hence Mr.. Ochil-
tree will get his pay the same as other men,
hers Of Congress.
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Uueasy Feeling I'm Lorraine.

METZ. March 30.-An uneasy feeling pre-
walls in Lorraine amongst that part Of the
population who retain and still quietly
avow their fealty TO the French Govern
ment. This occasionally breaks out into
unwontcd agitation. such j. the case now.
The immediate cause OF excitement is an adj
dress Just issued by VI. Antoine, in which
he acknowledges the receipt OF money col
lected by the Patriotic League for the
benefit OF the sufferers by the recent
inundations along the Rhine, and ap-
peals to the French Government not
to forget those unhappy children OF
France who. although parted from her
temporarily bv force OF arms, are awaiting
the day OF revenge.
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Tho ncptl, Penalty.
NEGRO BOY HANGED AT LEEsBURG FOR A
HEIN0Us CRIME.

NEGRO BOY HANGED AT LEEsBuRG FOR A
HEINOus CRIME.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 30.-Charles
William Beaner, colored youth, was
hanged In the jail-yard ut Leesburg, Va,
this morning for rape committed on girl
aged ten years, daughter OF George A.
Hunt, near Purcellville, Loudoun county.
The hanging took place in drizzing rain.
aud was witnessed by about fifty persons.
Beaner passed the night quietly and ate a
hearty breakfast. lie was led from bis cell
at GAO A. NJ, and assembled the scaffold
with firm step, and as the black cap was
drawn over his head said: Farewell.
friends and felow-creatures." After prayer
by Rev. II. T. Davis, the trap was sprung
at G:52 O'Clock and his neck was broken by
the fall. Beaner yesterday signed writ
ten confession OF his crime.
MRS. MEAKER HANGED AT WINDSOR, VT.
WINDSOR, W.. March 30.-Mrs. Meaker
was hung at 1:3j O'Clock this afternoon for
the murder Of her ward, Alice Meaker.
She persisted to the last that she was inno-
cent, and said her sons confession was a
lie, and that he had brought her to the gal
lows.
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4 Remarkable tItScr'S Death,
HOW lie LOST WIFE, FORTUNE, AND REPUT
TON IN PURSUIT OF MONEY.

HOW lie LOST WIFE, FORTUNE, AND REPUTA-
TON IN PURSUIT OF MONEY.
\ Troy On. " special says: The Will
liam II. lost, OF Theresa, Jefferson county,
who committed suicide in England on
Thursday, early in hfe formed resolution
10 acquire fortune OF 100000. He came
Of family OF means. and had good start
in life rs 4 farmer. When he had secured
$4,000, some six years ago. he married a
Miss Mitchell. She was well connected i'm
every respect and worthy Of any man; but
owing 10 Mr.. GOSt'S resolution 10 get
100000 he forced his family TO live in
the meanest and poorest way. His peuu-
robustness and graSping ambition allowed his
wife so few Of the comforts OF life that
quarrcls ensucd. and when she found
that she was not cared for she applied
for divorce. Tue newspapers were filed
with the court proceedings. and the scandal
was in eyerybody's mouth. Judge and Jury
took the part Of the wife, and she got ali
mOny amounting TO considerable sum for
the support Of herself and only child--a
boy. To get clear OF judgment and avoid
paving the money her husband went to
Canada, living most Of the time at King
ston. He took with him $1,000 or $1,000
worth OF drafts. II was his fatal mistake,
for, instead Of getting them cashed and
carrying the money. he sent them back for
collection. As soon as they reached the
bank, officers # the law seized them and
applied them on the alimony. He then
went to Europe. and the news Of his sui
eide is the first intelligence his friends re-
ceiycd from him.
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The troublesome Indians.

Trcsoy. ARIZONA, March 30.-A special
from Benson says that an unusual number
of tres were seen from That place on wed
nesday night at the loot OF the Dragon
mountains. They were successive flashes,
and il is understood that large number
Of Sonora Apaches are approaching the
line near Nogales. The people there have
called for United States troops, and one
company has been sent to that point. 1t Is
rumored that a skirmish occurred between
The troops and Indians in the milestone
mountains on "Wednesday night.
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FROM GERMANl.
fKOM Grh MAN l.
kATZENBACIIbOF. GERMANY. /
August -, lSSl.

kATZENBAClb OF. hEKNAN1s
August %, 1851.
Hop BitterS Company:
Dear Sirs,-I have taken your most precious es-
sence, Hop Bitters-and l can already, after so
short \ time, assure you that feel much better
than have felt for months.
Ihaye had, during the course Of four years, three
times an Inflammation Of The kidneys. The Ist-
In January, 1850, WAS the worst; and took LOT
of medicine 10 cure the same, In consequence oil
which my stomach got terribly weakened. SUI
fered from enormous pains. had to bear great tor
ment, when taking nourishment had sleepIeSs
nights-bu: none Of the medicine was OF The least
use 10 me. Now, in consequence OF taxing hop
Ditters, these pains and Inconvenience nave en-
tIrely left me- have good nights rest, and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while always
had TO lsy down during the day, and this almost
evory hour. | shall think 1t my duty TO recon-
mend the BItters TO all who suffer, for am SIRE
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
vour prepara,ion. and hope lie will maintain you
long time TO come for the welfare OF suffering
mankind. lours very ."i'' ,,,,.,,o
Gebr. Roster
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN CAMPBELL COUNTY
THE Fatal. DRUG ADMINISTERED IN COFFEE

TERRIBLE AFFAIR IL CAMPBELL COUNTY
THE Fatal. DRUG ADMINISTERED IN COFFEE.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.
LYNcnBURG, Va, March 30.-Intelligence
reached the city to-day Of the mysterious
poisoning Of Mrs. Jonathan Monroe and
Ter son Warren Monroc--a young man
about twenty-five years Of age-residing
near Brookneal, in Campbell county. The
occurrence took place last Monday night,
and the information is TO the effect that in
tense excitement prevails in that portion
Of the county in consequence OF the crime.
The poison is said to have been admins
tered in coffee, rs other members OF the
household who did not drink coffee were
not made sick.
The affair is shrouded in mystery, though
some people in the neighborhood profess
to find clue to the perpetrator Of the
crime.
Mrs. Monroe prepared the coffee herself,
and the fatal drug must have been placed
in the coffee after IL was ground, or subse-
quently in the coilee-pot while the old
lady's attention was engaged with some
other detail in the preparation of the sup
per. The suspected party, il is thought,
only intended to poison the mother, but
Warren returned home Unexpectedly while
the family were at tea and was poisoned
also.
Mrs. Monroe lived only few hours after
taking the fatal draught, but the young
man fingered until Tuesday, when he died,
despite the efforts OF the skilled medical at
tendant TO save his life.
Latest reports represent that no arrest OF
the suspected party has been made. An
investigation is in progress.
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The Convention of the National Cot
ton Remains of n Suicide
IJenfiGcI
clegram 70 the DIsnatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA, March 30.-The Board OF
Directors OF the Cotton Exchange, at a
meeting held to-day, reconsidered their
former action, and now recommend OId
Point as a suitable place for the Conyen-
ton of the Cotton Exchange in August.
The remains OF the stranger giving his
name as w. NJ. Fairfax, who committed
suicide in this city Tuesday, were disin-
TERED to-day aud identified by bis brother,
William Thomas. Of Frederick, Md.
Councilman b. r. Balsom died last night.
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An AbscOnder Arrested.

CINCINNATI, o., March SO.-Cassius C..
Markle. the Ascending member OF the
pittsburgh paper-manufacturing firm winch
recently made an assignment by reason OF
his Withdrawing a large sum OF money
from tbe partnership fund, came here yes
terday and registered at the Burnet House
az n + Oyerbolt. lie was arrested to-day.
He saws he has been in Chicago and st.
Io,uS and has been drinking heavily. Mr..
Iinnincott. assignee OF the firm, is here
and has identified him. Twenty-eight
thousand four hundred dollars was found
on his person.
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Board Of Bishops Of the African Me-
thOdist Episcopal Church.

PETERSBURG, VA, March 3O.-The Board
OF Bishops OF the African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion Church Of America, now in
session in this city, is dsposing Of much
important business, mostly OF a private
character. The treasurer's report shows
that over $4,000 have been paid in as a
general fund. The statistics show MEM
bcrship OF over 22j.O00. Rev. Joseph
Thomas, OF New York city, delivered a
sermon last night before the Board.
Among the bishops in attendance is Rev.
II. c. Price. president OF the Zion Wesleyan
Institute, located at Salisbury, y. C..
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Murdcred by Indians.

Tucson, A. T., March 3O.--Judge ii. c.
McComas and wife were murdered Wednes-
dav by the Apaches at Thompson's canon.
Their son was with them, and il Is sup
poscd he was captured.
SAN Francisco, March 3O.-A Lordsburg
dispatch says a party just returned from
the scene Of the massacre in Thompson
canon found Mrs. Judge McComas shot
through the head, lying by the side OF a
blackboard, and stripped naked. Judge
McComas's body was found two hundred
wards south. lie had been shot in four
places. His body was also stripped naked.
Tho how il missing.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Lawrence Decides that Repre-
sentative OchIltree's Pay Cannot be with
held-Indian Outrnges In Arizona-Execu-
lions Yesterday Mt Leesburg, Va, and
Windsor. vt.-Arrcst OF an Ascending
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in California
Over Fifty Persons Injured by an Accident
on the Cincinnati Southern Railroads.&c.
tai Poisoning OF n Mother and Son In
Campbell County, va.-Two Men Killed By
Sheriff in Indiana-ARitation In Lor-
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Tho Prince of Wales Declines TO In.
feryenc.

BERLIN, March 3O.-The National, lei
f,ipg states that the King OF Denmark re-
Gently requested the Prince of Wales to
use his kindly offices with the Prussian
Government with a view OF securing favor
able action upon the grievances of which
the Danes living in Schleswig complain.
The Prince, after reflection, returned
answer to the King that lie preferred not
TO intervene in the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-31
Numerous Earthquake Shocks I'm
California.

SAN Francisco, March 30.-There was n
slight shock OF earthquake here at 1885
this morning. Further south the shock
was heavy. At jacksonville. Santa Cruz
county. nine shocks were felt with the
breaking OF crockery, plaster, &c. At
HOLSTER, San Beinoto county, plate-gass
windows were smashed and brick buildings
cracked. In the temporary panic the
streets were filed with inhabitants, many
Of them IN undress.
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Proposed Conversion OF the Great
Desert into n Sea.

LONDON, March 30.-Advices from Tezer,
Tunis, say that Count de Lesseps has ar
rived at that place. He says his explora-
tons make it plain that the inland sea In
the desert Of Sahara, which he has been
advocating, is practicable, and that ii can
be accomplished by using one hundred eX-
cavating machines equal in their aggregate
capacity to the labor Of n hundred thou
sand men.
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vnov PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

Gentlemen, Though not In the habit oil prais'ng
patent medicines which Tor the most part are no,
only useless but injurious nave constantly usca
Hop Bitters for the past four years IN oaseso' inu
gestion. debility, feebenes OF constitution, anu III
~, ses caused by poor or bad yentiIaton want
80 -. nj exercise. oyerwork. and want OF appe-
lite with the most perfect success.
lam The drst who introduced your Hop Bitters
in Portugal and spain, where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly
BARON DEFoNrE BELLA,
Profession dc Chemic 81 dc rarmae'c' oo'i0''
University, Coimbra, Portugal
Imh 3l-Sa,Tu, Th&wlml
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Timely Arrests.

LIVERPOOL, March 3O.-The police are in
possession of information which indicates
that the arrests here and at It. ielens yes
terday OF men bringing Internal machines
from Ireland were timely, and prevented
outrages which had been planned and were
TO have been executed yesterday evening.
The destruction OF public buildings, in
volving possibly great loss OF life was
part of the plot.