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The Dynamite Prisoners

THE TRIAL OF rBk SIX MIN BEGUN IN LONDON
The six men arrested I'm London on SUSPICION Of
being connected with a dynamite conspiracy were
placed on trial yesterday, stated in The STAR
In opening the case for the prosecution Mr. Poland
declared that evidence had been obtained show
Ing conspiracy In America 20 destroy public build
ings In England; that some OF the men now on
trial had come from the United States 20 put their
diab0llcaf schemes into operation; that they had
FURNISHED the means and the men % establish the
recently discovered dynamite manufactcAy at Biz
minghain. and that Gallagher, Wilson and
Norman had visited the manufacturer, White
head, AT his place In Birmingham. with the pur-
pose or sending To London supply OF his ekplo-
siveS Norman's statement in regard TO his having
been engaged by a gentlemen from the United
states as clerk was a tissue OF falsehoods. MIR
Poland 1nfimated that the charges against these
men would be changed from the comparatively
simple one on which they now arraigned 20
the serious onense OF conspiracy, and it was
question Tor the magistrates whether they were
not indictable for conspiracy IL murder. After
some testimony or but little importance had been
heard, the examination OF the prisoners WIS adj
lourned tor one week. The examination OF White
head at Birmingham was conducted In the iall tur
safety, and he was afterward remanded FOR eight
days. -
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News Briefs.

AT meeting OF the Irish members OF parliament
In London yesterday a resolution Mas adopted
that while the good work done by Irish Amer.
leans was fully appreciated, IL was advisable AT
present That Mr.. Parnell should rem I'm In Eng
land to attend TO his parliamentary duties.
The trial OF X j. MuRfOrd, commissioner OF
revenue OF Richmond, and his deputies. who are
charged with conspiracy 20 hinder aud obStruct
voters, In the November election. was begun YES
terday.
Minister Lowell presided at the banquet OF the
Society for the Relief OF Distressed Foreigners
held In London last night
Major Daniel Lyon, one OF the Oldest citizens OF
Petersburg, died yesterday OF apoplexy Ia Brook
Ign, \. Y, aged 80 years
AT Buffalo, n. ", yesterday the Jury in the case
OF Mrs Buett against the Buffalo base ball club
for $1,000 damages for being struck by a bali
while standing at her gate, opposite the grounds
returned a verdict or mo cause for action ~
Inc swift Creek cotton mills, near Petersburg
va, were SOLD at auction yesterday for $4,000 %
John Arlington anu Sons, and Geo. H. Davis A
joint stock company IS 10 be organized
Miss Mary Griffith, OF Baltimore, several years
ago fell into comatose state, was placed IN the
coffin and was about To be buried when Signs of
life were discovered. Yesterday she was m lrrlei
The leading physicians OF New York banaueted
Dr. Oliver Wendall Holmes last evening at Del
monico's
Ex-U. S. Marshal J. T Brown WAS Indicted yes
terday, at Little Rock. ARK. for forgery. perjury,
shal Tarran.
A mortgage for the issue OF 60. 600 Of bonds
has been given by the H. & q. railroad TO English
bankers upon the proposed Philadelphia branch of
the road, for It's construction.
DR. Chas. L Pearson: a well known physician Of
trenton, n D., dropped dead on the street. IN Phil.
adelphia yesterday. He was 20 years OF age.
Representative VIM. ID. Kelley was the recipient
o. a banquet last evening at the Philadefphia
Union League house.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has been invited to
resume his membership in the New York and
brooklyn congregational Association.
The New York board OF aldermen has passAd
over the veto OF Mayor Edison the scheme TO con-
SUI uct vaults, lay tubes &c. for electric wires
under the streets or the city.
Hon John Goode. OF Norfolk. Va, has accepted
an invitation TO deliver the annual address be-
Tore the literary societies OF Roanoke college.
Juno r.
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L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

EESSSSfffrE EEsT ss RG sg9tHwrs4
saiiI bA IFsscr SSfEaEsF
1S/lNs LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM SrArIoS ConSx.
.or ,: CT oIH AMP up I BsTRElTa = FOLLOWS: o
a Tasss 1 ses as ~e s LIMITED E1Psss.
Line. go M daily. with Sleeping Cars from ON
pa daily With faisos Cars &c ptsBnrs and nd
fi nsnna and n ts WI k1Press $50 daily
", f Ra, Esh.Es. AND PRoIoMAc RAILROAD.
20 2 IN daily except Saturday. with Palace Car;
For WiIiamspor;. LoSk Haven. md Emira 1885,.
T. m. daily. eIeept SUNDAY:
ana and 81 ssst On sunasS
sS asy t s1asss s q
For B1oo STqHaS !. through r.tn. oon0sc.
Sy rs m e'' 9 F. b5Oos st,s,
r1sse scross New YoT9 c issee' A'0''s a0a''
Tor 5hlsde,rha. 500 am. 1890 M. 1:so 400
a 10 fntsa AsSrs ssnaaas "a: sSS and
s s5@, 40 so ssS "a go is% 9 g
For FoEes CTeeE Line s;4o. NJ aud 4.4o p, m. daily.
For AnnsJo!is. $40 am and 4:4o Pm daily. except
as2 sH
EOrAenanara. SO 20 s2t II 90 and IL ;as a. m.
sunday 80 and II sn I'M H. az and sm 90 90. On
Fer s. and 80 s s sss .,ss. I'D
Iraips leave hs1andria for Washington. 8 % 500.
sA "a and and 100 iSSo @.anes .Da
1hie,s and information a. the oce northcas, corner
s end q u '
sF' tic destination M SSn h0s, sn ana Fssasnsss
CH.s T. fUGH. Genera Ganaser. A<'"-
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DIED.

ALTMAN On Thursday, April l2th 1929, at 7:lS
O'Clock y. m, ELLEN ALTMAN, aged years.
months. and days.
Her tolls are past. her work 10 done,
Now she lie fully blest
She fought the fight. the victory won,
And entered into rcst-Br Il. L.
Funeral took place this afternoon April the 18th AZ
three O'Clock.
EGGLEsTOE. At e O'Clock this morning April H.
1883 ut the residence OF her mother Mrs A. r. Rev.
eridge. LAURA v. EGGLESTON. sged thirty g 70
years. ~
Funeral services at her mothers residence 2is n
street northwest Sunday morning. at 20 O. N. Inter-
KEENAN, In Georgetown. D. c., on Wednesday,
years. "
The friends Of The family respectfully inv to
attend his funeral froE his late residence Hoyrood
cemetery, Georgetown Heights on Sturdy morf,inS
ity church. as
ROWE. On April Is. 1885, Of pneumonia MARY
PENElOPHf, the only daughter OF William T. and
susie y Rowe. nod three years and eo,en months.
Tunerai from the Residence OF her ndmother No,
iu3 street northwest sunday. April 10 ct thrse
invited. 2s
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The Star Route Trial.
PROCEEDINGS AFTER RECESS.

PROCEEDINGS AFTER RECESS.
After the recess Judge Wylie asked Mr. Bliss TO
restate what he proposed to prove by the wit
ness
Mr.. Bliss said they expected TO prove that this
witness followed Rerden, and saw him actually go
into Dorsey's ONCE about ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Ingersoll asked the government TO state
whether they had not known OF this evidence be-
fore the case for the government closed.
Mr.. Bliss said they had known It was possible to
show that Rerdell had gone to this Office.
Judge Wylie, after referring to Rerdeus test,-
mony, said he thought 1t was plain that Rerdell
had got the book after he went TO Dorsey's. This
evidence, he thought, tended 10 show that he got
It on the morning before going to Dorsey's. He
thought the evidence offered tended
facts than those testified to by RerdelL
This evidence could only tend TO prove, perhaps.
that TOrrey was mistaken In saying he had not
seen Rerdell AS the matter stood the court would
leave the conflicting testimony to the jury to de-
eide. and exclude this evidence.
James w. Donelly WAS called TO show that Mr..
Dorsey had raid him for work since he had copied
the books for RerdeN, thus showing that he con-
sidered the debt heowed Dorsey as having been
settled by the work he had previously done, though
Dorsey denied having employed him.
Judge Wylle ruled out the testimony.
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At the annual commencement of the University
OF pennsylvania, held to-day In Philadelphia the
degree or doctor OF medicine was conferred upon
% graduates.
At meeting OF the board OF trustees OF Hamp.
Rev. Richard McIlwaine, D. D., OF Baltimore, was
elected president OF the faculty to succeed Dr. At
kinSOn resigned.
ney, editor OF the city Item, versus Mr. Watson
van benthuysen, president OF several railroad
companies, was terminated in New Orleans last
night by verdict in favor of Mir. Bpney of "a 7sN
over 400 cigar makers struck work to-day in
Hamilton, Ontario, because OF the manufacturers
determination to increase the number OF appren-
tees beyond the Union limit.
The case OF Commissioner OF Revenue Munford
and deputies, On trial for conspiracy &C. In Rich
mond, was postponed to-day until Monday on ac.
count OF the illness OF Juror
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About three weeks ago gentleman and lady
arrived at the St. James hotel in this city and reg
istered as Prof. Andrew r. acQuitte and wife, OF
New York. The gentleman was in the last stages
OF consumption, and had come here hoping for
benent from the mder climate He sent for
Health officer Townshend, who attended him until
yesterday, when the death OF the professor oc-
Cured DR.. Townshend says the deceased was
better known as Prof Gregg. a noted astroi-
oglst OF New York. He was born in New Hamp-
SHIRE, and from boyhood eyinced a fondness for
the science OF astroogy. He studied diligently,
ana became distinguished among those who be-
ieve that the stars when properly read reveal
coming events
The late professor has supplied about 90, 600 per-
sons with horoscopes. He calmly made all his pre-
paratfons Tor death and requested, the war regu-
lationS permitting. TO be buried at Arlington
beside his brother, who died during the war at the
l4th-Street hospital OF wounds received As the
rules prohibit the interment OF civilians there, he
Will be buried In 0lenwood tomorrow, Rev. DR..
Rankin ofnciating.
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The Hamilton Murder Trial.
PROCEEDINGS AFTER RKcHsS

After recess, In the Hamilton murder trial, Geo.
Smith was sworn, but his testimony was unim-
portant
homicide she looked out OF her window and saw
three men {Hamilton and Mockaboy being two OF
them1 on her step: they were there an hour when
Hin came around something was said to Hill as 70
whether he meant what he said. Hin said he did.
Hamilton said, "Take 1t back" George said he
wouldn't, for he was a gentleman. Hamilton then
shot him. and they left.
Charlotte Waite and Lucy Hart also testified as
to the shooting.
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$4,000 BREACH OF PROMISE SUIr-A shit for
$4,000 damages has been Instituted In New York
city against David W. Bruce proprietor OF Bruce's
type foundry, by Miss ErneStine Cloos for breach
or promise OF marriage. The girl alleges thst when
under promise OF marriage. The defendant ad.
mitted that he bad given her money, about $500 Ia
all, but denied the promise OF marriage. Other
witnesses testified that the girls character was
not good, one OF them saying he saw her exhibited
as beauty In dime museum at Baltimore Tho
jury yesterday afternoon rendered a verdict IN
favor OF the girl for s. 192
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TEX NEW YORK STOCKMARKRr
1nefouowfng are tire oDcning anc closing prices
titne New York stock Market &C -nay. as reporsef
ty special wire 10 H. IL Dodge $50 18th STREET
Name
A0,as.
HR0HAn -Ltl1oe Car

FKObAM NOIRJ-Judpt COy
VIII OF Joseph K. Barnes filed ana proven. Rs
tate OF Bernard Henze; motion @ dis Hiss appeal
In general term trans nltted TO the reSisIs r OF
Wills Estate or Isaac Delany; order of publios-
uoh issue1 Estate OF Sarsh W. PART, :; will re-
turned from Maine, fully proven. Est &c of Sos
u STANFORD; appeal or adfni istratrx from order
or April It'll. Estate or Patri,k III. Cooney; John
H. Cooney qualified as administrator IN the Sum az
$500, ana Arabella V. Cooney guardian N the
sum OF $40. k~tate OF rah lammonl; r nunria-
ton or next OF kin filed. Estate az Ch'rles A
watts; VIII admitted 60 probate and record, and
letters testamentary issu 70 NJ. Il. Morris on
bond OF s., 600
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The Bound Brock Railroad Disaster
RACING TRAINS AND A CAKELESS EXIICHNAx

The Bound brook Railroad Disaster.
RACING TRAINS AND CARELESS swITcHMAN
The fourteen persons injured by the collision
at Bound Brook crossing, N. J., yesterday, were
promptly cared for. and, with three exceptions
are lot seriously hurt Mcguire, the engineer OF
the special: Jeners. brakeman Of the express
train, and Mrs Toombs, OF New York, are re.
ported severely injured. It is charged that the
Waterman at the crossing showed the rfRht-Of-
way signal to both the engine and train until they
were very near the crossing, when he suddenly
raised the danger signal. II was then too late
The engine was reversed, but It was so near the
crossing that 1t struck the third coach or the
train, knocking t or the track, and setting IL on
IRE. 1t is almost miracle that the occupants OF
the coach escaped with the comparatively light
injuries inflicted. The tracks OF the two roads
run parallel for about three miles before crosin0
and the citizens OF Bound Brook say the trains are
continually racing. II IL believed by some that
yesterdays accident was caused by this fondness
for racing. The engine and the express ran almost
side for side for the three miles, and It Is thOupht
eacn was Trying 70 make the crossing ahead OF
the other.
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RIor FOLLOWING THE PAPER IMAGE LAWSUIT
"Wednesday night crowd OF Irish men, women
ana children gathered In front OF the house OF
Mr.. cannon. the father or Lizzie NJ. Cannon, the
plalntln IN the recent paper image suit against
Father Fleming. fr Boston, which was settled In
court yesterday. and proceeded TO make demon.
STATIONS or hostility toward him and his family.
Fully one thousand persons were present, shout
Ing, uttering curses, and throwing sticks and
stones against the sides OF the houses aud at the
windows The police finally dispersed the crowd
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PROPOSALS.
n U L q K A N ITE,

~ & Il A NJ TE
OFFIOE OF BUILDING FOR STATE
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WARRINGTON. D. c.. April 49, 1857
seated Proposals tor furnishing cutting and deliver
Ing the Granite backing and pier stones required the
West and Center Wings Of the Building for State
this office until TWELVE nj. on MAY SEVENTH
bidders. 80
Speech cations. general instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF proposals will be furnished to regular
granite dealers on application to this Office,
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
apl3-6t Lt.-Co. Corps of Engineers
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FITCH. FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

Tn RKHGRE ISLAND AYEEgE;, BETWEEN
on TWEEN IFEsn kJST Isp AND TENTH
s et a ~ %n, ancten that valuable
iot on ne norn 9de OF street. between 9th and 10th
streets having frontage on street Of twenty four
oy one nundred and hfty,nine (l69l feet to
and 4, equare SIT. ~AAs NsS~Ne 49, ~ Nos0 y
Also 1t F0UR AND HALF O'CLOCK, the SAME
AL EnNVVN. Lot On Rhode Island avenue, between
stss s 1 1 s sse ss;S having q about
one hundred and thirty i've iss5 fest being Parts
Of Lots 10 and H. In Square all
Terms e-han cash; balance In one ID and two ca
years with interest at sx 60 per cent per snnu pay
able semi snnualX, secured by deed 81 trust on tho
dsposs Of 500 rsq 1H Pese property
J. 7, CQLDWklA. Auchona'r ap7-d&ds
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POrter's Prospects OF Reinstatement.
TELEaRAPHrC DISPATCH HANDED TO HIM.
Gen. Fitz-John Porter was interviewed In Buff
falo, N. T.. yesterday, where he had gone on bust
ness. He expressed no doubt OF the ultimate
passage OF the bill for his reinstatement ia the
army, and said its passage by the House last ses.
sion was prevented by about fifteen o: his enemies
who dubbed together for the purpose He could
not account for Senator Logan's hostility, as he
(PorterI had never met the Senator Major Doyle,
who was a telegraph operator with Burnside
during the second Bull Run campaign, yesterday
gave Gen. Porter the following telegram, which he
had preserved:
Coz; 81. J. HUNT. AoU1A-Many Of Edwards' horses
are behind Where are Benson and Robinson Did
you see Weed and Randol and my cavalryf
F. j. PORTER,
r Major General
FALMOUTH. Aug. %. 1862 10 O. m.
Gen. Porter said II he had known OF the exist
ence or this dispatch IL might have been of great
use 70 him during the CO It martial
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER!


schedple to take effect SUNDAY. NOV. 70, 1882
Leave Washington. from Station corner of New Jer-
Dey avenue and street
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville AMIDST Louis,
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points without change; lois q. daily to Chicago
except Saturday.
For Iitsburs Cleveland and Detroit ut 10 10 q. m.
and $40 II m. daily: $40 p m: is . solid train to
f1iteonrg: with Sleeping Cars attached.
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 m.
CAY .ih except SUNDAY: pm. and $40 pm. daily
For baltimore on week days. S. $50 So 7:45 slD
and 10 m II; 10. 220 2:35. 3 $50 80. 40 545
For Baltimore Sundays 80, 7:45 DAM 1 .a5
For Annnpoiia $50 a. H.. 2I0 aud 40; on Sunday
YAM. 4: 40 Pm.
For way stations between WASHINGTON ana Baltmora
e:s". m. IL 10 m, $780, 40 T. and IL 30 D. m
For Stations Metropolitan Branch. 8: TO- s: 40 a m
SOo J. "a daily, except Sunday. 4i5 pm. daily; Tor
Sunday. f
From New York an, Philsdelphis. SIS. s:1sam.
daiy. 3 10 j M daily. except sunday.
~ roih Annapolis. 80 a. h. So 6:37 pm. Sunday.
troIp stanton. 2:l5 y In daily except Sunday
FROM Frederick. HaSerrtuwn and Intermediate
points SIS H. Frcder OK and way stations ii, A
rs. TO- sIO PIN and Z 20 Pm. daily except Sun
1rsins leave Baltimore Cor Washington at 3. 40.
w. ~ 10. y. y, 10 and 10 80 In. 12:15 so
LAD 40, D. . 10 1880 s. 6:25 80 and &: As D. M
Al trains from Washington and Baltimore stop ri
for further Information apply at the Baltimore an,
Ohio Ticket Office " ashngton Station GIG and 1851
itInsy Ianla avenue 14th street. where orders
Wi taken Tor bsegse 10 be checked and received At
iIJ point in the city
M, CLEMENlS Nj. OF T.. Baltimore, and c. r.
LORD G. +. A. ape
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Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK MARKET sTRADy.

NEW YORK, April l3-The Posts financial
article says: The stock market was generally
steady, with q moderate volume or business 6ur
Ing the forenoon. The advance since week ago
has been large enough to cause considerable real.
izlng, and yet the general specializing public have
not come into the market to any large extent and
are only Just beginning to do SO now. good
many dividend paying stocks were bought for
capitalists month ago, on which there Is now a
good profit; but there has been nothing like an
yet, and the low-prlced speculative
stocks have felt scarcely anv
effect from the increased confidence The features
this forenoon were Northwestern, Lackawanna,
Lake shore and Denver, all OF which were strong
ana higher. The total sales up IL 80 were about
saOoCO shares Foreign exchange was weaker
Government bonds were Is higher for the IS and
otherwise unchanged. State bonds were dull.
railroad bonds were moderately active and flrm.
and per cent
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FINED SO FOR CURsrsG TIE 0usss-Phipps
the philadelphia almshouse forger, left Hamilton.
Ont, last evening for home Ia charge OF q detsc.
tive. Robert McWade. city editor OF the Philadei.
phia Ledger, while waiting for q train TO accom-.
pany Phpps, took occasion TO curse the queen
and the Canadian government Information was
sworn against him by q bystander, and be was
arrested and fned $40. He reports being robbed
OF $500 while In Ontario.
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THOMAS 4. WAGGAMAN.
Il Real Estate Auctiuneer.

TRp prEEs SALE 0 11s XALgABLE IMPROVED
VEST: And No. 103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 21st day of
February. 1880. and recorded in Liber 1885, folio 90
"a ct seq one OF the land records of the District
Columbia and at the request of the holders the notes
secured thereby DE- ult having been made in the pay
t msn thereof the understand viii sell at pubic
1r% Hra r PAY OF APRIL 1888 st FoUE
situated in the city of Washington District OF Colum.
bla % wit An those pieces parcels of land situate
and lying in the said city of Washington, ard known
and described as parts OF lots numbered GU and
eghttS9 III square numbered five hundred and seventy
The terms Of sale are One third cash. and the remain
DER IN Six (6) and twelve 2) months from day sale
or al cash. at purchasers option the deferred pay.
ments to be secured by deed Of trust. One hundred
dollars ($l0O) must be de posted the day of sale.
THOS. w SMITH. Surviving Trustee.
THOMAS e. WAGGAMAN Auct. apII -eoGEda
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SPLFNDID BUSINESS PROPERTY, No. 1u2O
~ WEST SIDE OE SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN

SPLFNDID BUSINESS PROPERTY, No. 1U2O
- VEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
WEST, AT AUCTION.
|. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April. EIGH-
TENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we win sell. in front 5::a
OF the premises the south part Of lot No. 10. in N
OF It'll street. and running back that width 80 fest This
lot improved by large brick house used for business
ences and fine fixtures including elevator. THIS prop
ery Is in one Of the best locations 9TH street.
rapidly improving.
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance in ono. two and
three years. with six per cent interest payable semi
annually notes to be secured by deed of trust prem
ses or all cash at option Of purchaser All conveyan
dme Of sale Terms to be comlsd with in ten days
SER after FIVE days public notice OF such resale In
newspaper published In Washington. p. c..
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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BOSTON, April IA small street bomb WAS OK.
ploded by passing carriage In front OF the post
some commotion but no damage. The Device was
a circular tin shell. two inches In diameter and
half an inch thick, with two small prongs for caps
projecting from the center The explosive used is
not known. The report was about as heavy as
that made by a military rife. The incident caused
some talk In connection With the Marquis of
ance to 1t. and believe the bomb was dropped acci-
dentally.
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INITIATING WARRINGTON MBrHoDs-In the com.
mon pleas court In Philadelphia Wednesday when
The case OF Oliver Glase an alleged policy dealeS
charged with setting up Illegal lottery, was
called, several OF the 1urymen, In reply 70 aues-
lions OF the Judge, stated that they had been an.
preached In the course or the last few lys by
men who offered them money TO bring In a verdict
favorable TO Glasr. The Judge at once Issued war.
rants for the arrest OF the men mentioned ana
the trial OF the case being proceeded with, Chase
was convicted
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I'd Edition.
Latest I1lGgranS to Tle Star.
Followed by a Detective.

EOIHVV Gu D6VGCVIVOs
THE MARQUIS OF LoRNB WALKS THE STREETS OF
BOSTON.
BOSTON, April 13-The Marquis OF Lorne arrived
here at go this morning, his first question having
reference to the expected arrival In this harbor
from Bermuda OF the British corvette Tenedos,
with the Princess Louise on board His party
consists OF the Duke de Bacas, Col. Winton and
three attendants He would not take q convey
ance to the hotel Brunswick, but, accompanied by
the English consul and the members OF his party,
followed closely by detective, walked leisurely to
the hotel,