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Great Fire IL IsuIsue, CALI.

PANAMA, April Son the 1st inst. Iquique
Chill for the third time In sig years, visited By
disastrous couhagraton. TIN blocks of buildings were
totally destroyed and four others nearly in ruins
the IRE did not reach the business part Of
the city stopping at tho market place All the ofices
and dspSts railway the parish church the Fourth
private dwellings were consumed. In tho church the
remains Of the CHILEAN naval officers Pratt Serrano and
monument now being eon.traeed In P.ri. 70 do homer
precious relies were saved. Tho fire originated In q
room occupied by two women spark from the braIier
flame. were Spreading in every direction The losses
covered by Insurance Five hundred families are home.
less, their furniture and clothing also being lost
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AMATEUR PIGEON SHOOTING.
The Long branch Team WInning the Cha -.
pion Cup At Rlverton.

PHILADELPHIA, April A.-Eght teams OF
four mon each competed for the amateur
champion cup at the spring meeting OF the
Riverton Gun Club at Riverton. N. j.. to-day.
The match WAS won by the Long Branch team.
who grassed A birds out OF q possible GO.
The following score shows no 3 many birds
out Of q possible Is were killed by each man
and the team totals out OF a possible 60:
F0lesers Of Rending-Eckert, 10: Stetson, a Schiller
johnson, s. Total. 81.
Long Hranehawilson, y; W. O. Murphy, 10; Chaplin.
%; u. Murphy. 10. Total ~.
Philadelphia Middle, TO- Kinney, 0; Patterson. 8:
Rogers, o. Total. n
Whirto. H. Total, ~.
OranRe-Crawford o; Kellogg 10; Francis IL; Parker
7. Total ~.
Ro.sksw.y.,Work ~; Chsever. n; Sands, Q. Tho
Westmlnster-N. O. Thompson, y; Boughton, u; Still.
fox, II Coleman, 0. Total IS.
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ARRIVAL OF EvrCrxD rxRu..s
A Fairy frsa Csuatiss Mays anA Galway
Landing n Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1A-The steamship
Indiana, from LIVERPOOL came up the river TO-
DAY. bhe brought sixty-nine evicted farmers
from counties Mayo and Galway. ireland. who
boarded the steamer at Queenstown. A re.
porter boarded the steamship before she reach.
cd nor dock. and found tho immigrants huddled
In groups on the forward part OF the deck
They presented q pitiable picture Of distress
Most OF them carried all their worldly effects in
sack or bundle. There we're many children
with the party. On board the vessel was tho
Rev. Bernard Sicily. from Galway who has
been sent to this country by the Archbishop Of
tressed people in ireland. He was accom- Danisi
1y b I;M,l Francis young friar, who knew
T6. RsS 1 Thish these people came
Inc cases OF distress. Their condition tells their
story: They mostly belong to the class OF small
vide their bits OF ground. The land In both the
c cmu ~ they some from L. as nnertie us
mostly ba p f bSI The w .o s not r"ss
tween the rocks and in the Vullira oi the hill
stiles stiles l. the best that lie TO b. found He IL a
When the season in had. or this meugrs supply
Tails, they have to rely almost exclusively on
the land free they would liable 'eSS b ' ET"uh FL
70 the verge OF starvation: but when they have
opay rent in add ton there IL no hope.
c,s one 81 the ehSi dcaI cult rS seems ,o b.
carly marriage. AZ tho sons grow up the small
plot Of land which the father works liz divided
among them, and In som. instances a few hun
got a living on"
The Rev; Mr.; Skelly said that emigration hal
begun under the auspices Of the society patron:
| tho recent Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland who
Originally gave &. 900. to which she has recent.
| Is added IA much more. This party, Mr.. Skeiiy
said was assisted by this fund but to what ex-
| tent he did not know.
The wretch"d creatures focked ovor tho side
OF tue Hessel ns the gungMay was put In posi-.
| tinn. and. under tho oversight Of the custom,
| officers; ranged themselves along the dock I,
They were clad In garments OF all cuts and col
ors. though the prevailing hue was u dirt,
brown. They told piiinble stories OF suffer ms
in tho old country. This IL the first lot Of evict
Oh Irishmen sent to this port.
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FRIEDENBERG's BARGAIN.
Presiaent Lyon Accuses Mr.. Be~gh's Society
OF IatradIag WIthout Warrant.


Lewis Lyon. President OF the Third Avenue
surface Railroad Company and John Hines foreman Of
the stables, summoned To the Yorkvie Police
Court yesterday the complaint Of Louis Friedenberg
who averred that nes hsd sold him giandered horse
and that Mr.. Lyon had caused and permitted 1t to he
sold. The complaint was supported by Mr.. Bergh's
cicty. On April Friedenbers bought from the Third
Avenue Railroad Company for $50 u sorrel horse war
ranted nnsound and nnht for work: On April 10 he
learned that had RRnders and notified Mr. LYON who
told him to haze the horse Killed Mr. Lyon then re-
ed for surgeon. fees and for cleaning the stable Fried
enberg sent to Mr. Berahs society for man to kill the
horse and at the request OF the socetys officers
planned against the company.
Mr. Lyon said that the horse had not the CHAMBERS
when II was sold
ut would have been killed at suspicion"
he said for we cannot afford to risk the nineteen hun
dred horses In the stables The whole the
the time"
superintendent Hankinson Of Mr. Berghs society put
veterinary surgeon the stand who SAID IL his
opinion that the horse had CHAMBERS before IL sold
They have violated the law" superintendent Hankin
The law has been outraged" remarked Agent Evans
+" don't think So" said Justice Herman. The com
plant 10 dismissed"
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Rioting on The Panama Canal.

PANAMA. April 5.-No further fighting has
occurred among the canal sborers but fresh conflict
ssems probable In MAtachn and that neighborhood
particularly, the feeling Of insecurity and the want Of
confidence 10 specially accentusted. Both sides are
armed and prepared Tho works between Mstachin and
Gorgona are practically deserted Most Of the amai
numbers OF their countrymen inspire with Ereater
% ns nHy:f enGsse ,h. might .cs on the
into the hills while the men with lighted bonnres kept
watch for an enemy who had no intention to attack
them. Every here apprshends further bloodshed
but the Government makes effort TO organize police
force Not native has been arrested for completely
the iiots and murders but some natives Of yanac.
The total number OF killed 10 unknown
wounded were received In the hospital here some Of
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THE CONSPIRACY TO MURDER.
-Four Desecsives In Pursuit OF Nu.ber One
Arrests IN L.imerick.

Arrests u Ainersek.
LONDON, April lit Is asserted that the
formal Identification by Carey Of Tynan's pho
tograph as a picture Of the man known as
Number One has caused the Government to
take active steps to secure Tynan's arrest.
Four detectives are said to have just gone In
pursuit OF him. The trial Of Daniel Curey.
Park murders. will begin in Dublin on Monday.
Six more men have been taken into custody
In Limerick on n charge of conspiracy to muir.
disclosures by u man who has turned fnformnr.
1t Ia understood that Bernard Gallagher. who
was arrested In Glasgow on a charge of being
connected with the dynamite plot. has turned
apprOver.
DUBLIN, April 14.-Of the twenty two persons
whom the prosecution will call on the trial of
Curley. three are new Witnesses who will tors
tify that they saw the accused In Phoenix Park
on the day OF the murder.
1t IL expected that three Of the Phoenix Park
murderers will plead guilty.
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EiSE-BOUND FREIGHTS.
Slight Increase Over Last Weeks Tonnage
Prospect OF Lower Rates.

Prospect Of Lower Rates.
CHICAGO. April 1.-THE weekly statement Of
east bound shipments shows slight increase for the
past week The total tonnage for the week 81 -
TONS against 3o647 tons for the week ending April
In 1872 the tonnage for the corresponding week was
~ 9 tons leaving balance In favor Of 1883 Of $685.
tons There was an increase tonnage last week Of
$3.50 tons in grain. 1910 tons in provi.onA and
which caused the decrease IN TONNAGE week be-
In tonnage IL considered purely accidental Shippers
are generally holding their shipments for the lower
rates which Is expected will prevail the opening OF
navigation. Is believed that near the close Of the
present month navigation Will open and lake and rail-
flour in sacks Al present the rate grain u
81 cents and the rate now quoted to Liverpool 10 80
cents 10 predicted that S2cent rate win be quoted
within the next fortnight 80
lines held this week TO CONSIDER the policy of
ducins rates the seaboard but the prevailing senti
ayainst such reduction at present Rail rates
reported rmer though the heavy grain tonnage Of
serton ID freely made that this road cutting rates
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Failing to Collect $4,000 Com.,..,on.

George L. Kingsand h Bros. sold their in
terest In the premises at and 10 Wall John
Jacob Aston FOR $5oODO0 After the sale they
prised o. they say, to receive demand from James
6tevenS real estate broker for 5000 his commits.
sion on the sale. They SAIL they had never employed
Mr. Stevens and refused IN pay him anything lie i'm,
medisteiy began suit IN q. Superior Copr,
Freedman and resulted In = verdict for the
Tho service which appeared from the evidence that
Of them q, their price for ,ls building and % send da
10 various persons Including the Ast0ra The sxe was
sctuauy negotiated by Richard v. Hrri
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ST. LOUIS. April Ex-senator Edmunds Wis
tied the Merchants Exchange by invitation to-day and
after holding reception in the directors ROOM made
brief speech from the rostrum in the main hall He
expressed great pleasure in viewing the operations Of
commerce and the various business interests working
together to common end Referring briefly to trans
portAon, he said I'VE feel deep interest In the
navigation Of your great river YOU do and feel
deeply ~ you tho need Of exertiOn by some power,
whether by Legislature or Congress- TO regulate
port.on corporations But there must he justice and
those who have placed their and brains enter
prises which have given us easy means OF communi
cation. as well - to ourselves As long these
OF communication arc kept up, 90 long will the unity
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SPRINaFIKLD. ILL.,. April 14.-Everything is
quiet a the rolling mills The union at work
No disposition Il shown the part Of the strikers to fur
Their modest them. number OF warrants sworn
out day for the Of suspected parties belonging
the riot on Thursday night, viye men wsIs arrested
and held In bonds for their appearance wednesday,
duty At 81: mill, preserve order and company Of
moments notice In case Of further trouble.
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o. II. w.y Z. II. er..A..sA.r'..

Mr.. Henry M. Parker OF 116 East ThIrty-sev-
snth street. whose i2yssr-old mystsrously dissp
pesrsd Thursday. after leaving private school, re-
turned from New Haven yesterday morning with the
missing boy. He had appeared ii the police once in
servants .su,sd him. Hs .i.e said hi. parents were q
residence Of his grandmother. Mrs Catherine Fay ct
Lynn Mass. He had walked part Of the distance and
had ridden part Q freight train.
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CORN DOCTOR BRAND KILLED.
The Fatal squabble that Faded bis Last Sat.
urday Night Party.

John Brand. a negro corn doctor. and Martha
Riley also colorcd lived the second door of ten
ment at 10 Elm street their rooms were reached
by an outside stairway which, with the platform
81 the top rotten and rickety Brand had Of
party regularly on Saturday nshts At which there
music, dancing, and beer His Rueats usually
white, and those he entertained last night three
white men aid two white women.
About midnight Brand heard trying 10 get rid Of
his company They seemed to wish to stay longer and
. wrangle followed II continued at the door and
ended with = crash and o heavy fall, followed BY
shrrks and grOans.
When the neigkbOrs ran out the visitors were gone
and Brand and the found the paven,en mt
bei0w the platform Brand died Of his hurts After
ward. and the woman In dying.
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PANAMA. April 6.-Earthquakes are now OF
almost daily occurrence the Isthmus. There have
been ffteen during the past week. most OF
them 90 slight a. to be hardly perceptble onthe Sd
three OF somewhat violent character felt simua
neonsly with Africa Peru hut they did no dam.
age though they caused much alarm Al Tnrbo, in the
State OF Csuca, on March there shock which de.
sroyed seven house, 1t extended over wide radius,
being observed at Carthagena on the Atlantic.
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Richard Gross OF the firm OF Gross Meyer,
toy Dealers s5 Buttonhoie street Philadelphia arrived
on Friday evening in the steamship Pennland His wife
who had been awaiting him In loboken went On board
tne vessel where she and her hu.bAnd dined with the
officers They stayed all night In the vessel Yesterday
morning Mr.. Gross went ashore telegraph arrival
to his partner lie had gone hut short distance from
the pier before he staggered and fell to the
sidewalk. sailor recognized him. and his wife was
nntihed She arrived just in time to him die
Ply scians SAID he hal heart disease.
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Wholesale Arrest. In Moscow.

LONDON. April 1.-THE Evening Ne,os reports
that two thousand persons have been arrested in Mos
suspicion Of being engaged in plotting against
the life Of the Car.
BraLIH April i+-Advces have been received from st.
Petersburg to the effect that the secret police In that
city well a. at Moscow making numerous arrests
night time In consequence Of theecent strong revival
Of the Nihiist intrRncs On the 9Th inst thirty nine
rests made In house In VASTLY OatrOw, where
quantity Of prsp.red explosives was discovered The
to publish reports of arrests or Of the trial Of Rog
danovtch Stepianoytch and the other Nhiliss which
was begun the 9th inst. with closed doors.
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CARTER H. HARRISON ON THE TARIFF
Deserting the Tssst Assixned Hin, he Speaks
for Protection,

Tor FrOtoctIOn.
CHICAGO. April 14.-An incident occurred at
the IroQuois Club banquet last night which wns not
down the bin Mayor Harrison Of this
city was mentioned for the concluding toast
and when he to speak It was after
In tho morning He deserted the topic named for him
and discussed the tariff Those preceding him who had
ysntarsd upon that topic advocated free trade Mayor
shown in the following extract from his speech:
You nay make your tariff for revenue only in your
Az e. Iss:siss e Protsction hydlsheid
epelt the DsboaPae pAry Pfoteetoa monster Free
tfuds 8 Thing f6F dosty1ssi people not sdacascd
up to H. II wes . goo1 thing twenty years ago
when We hsld ths RSwsr Of the ~ Wssh
from az Republican party snate ts S6herent:
You will drive thousands Of people from our
ranks and you will probably have Presidential candi
your PLATFORM"
The papers this morning printed speech which had
been given them a. the Mr. Harrison would deliver
and. owing TO the late hour the version was NOT
given publicity. but will he published tomorrow
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The boy s.in Csa.p,o,.

Albert Frey. the boy pool player. repeated in
tho BoweYy last night his performance Of year in
broadway. by winning nrst prize In pool tournament
from the leading experts in the country The decisive
game was played between Frey and Bcssunger before
crowded house. Prom Bessungors splendid play during
the week many knowing ones backed him to bent the
lad II he had they would have first prize 300
and the table used IN the tournament Al the end Of the
the beginning Of the ninth game the players were on
even terms, and 4. Prom this point Frey ran ahead
score, Prey winning by II io4 Following Is the result
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LOSSES BY FIRE

Dswsrs tannery In Pembroke, Ont, and several I'D
Insurance, 10000.
Tho four story brick building At Randolph street and
Montgomery avenue, Philadelphia. occupied by q, A.
Blessing manufacturer of plumbers supplies. was
burned early yesterday morning Loss about e2o.0OO
day morning including those Of ). =. Sterling AGO.
fs.s j. A. vsndesrifs. q Tansfoid ne Esyrsas once
10Y sss soS nSSsSn: .ssss1ses ne l0's
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neighbor. who entered the apartments Of
Michael Norton and his WIFE, 1888 Mercer street. Jersey
City at II O'Clock last night. found Mrs Norton dead
There deep wounds in her head and In the house
wss found heavy coal shovel covered With blood
Dor entersd lie: clerk in pawn shop.
toxioated. and that soon sfterward Mrs Norton was
heard to scream, but that in little while she stopped
The couple had BEEN married only few years Nor.
ton arrested early this morning. He said he was
not sorry for his wifss death.
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Clerical vestneats Seized.

The Treasury officers have seized number
of richly embroidered and trimmed clerical vesments
which have been in the Appraisers ONCE nearly year.
Mich, which made them free. An oath prrporting 10
have been made by Bishop Richie presented Treas
officers have discovered that the papers were not
genuine and that the vesments intended for sale
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LONDON. April 5.-Mr. Keene's Foxhall 10 not
mentioned In the list Of horses which will probably start
In the race for the City and Suburban Handicap at Ep
som Wednesday The for the non appearance
Of his name the list 10 that he 10 amiss The betting
against Mr. LOrsrd lroquos In the race for the City
and Suburban Handicap II now l0tol.
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The golden wedding OF Melancthon F. Car
man and wife celebrated At their home In Menlo
Park last week Seven sons. daughter. and seven.
teen grandchildren were present. Six Of the guests at
tended the hrst wedding Mrs. Hunt, the widow of the
clergyman who then otticsted was in the party and
letter received from the Rev. Dr. HILL ex President
Of Harvard College who WAS apprentice with Mr..
Carman. Gen. r. A. Carman, the eldest SON. made an
and Mrs. Csrnan death never entered their home.
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Arrival or the Trac.,o. Rope.

The driving rope to DO used in tho system OF
rope traction for the East River bridge ar
rived yesterday from the wire works OF the j. A. Roeb
ling Company Of Trenton II il II, 100 feet long IL
inches IN diameter. and weighs nineteen tons duplf
cate OF the rope which also arrived is he held in
reserve The rope has been tested and found T., stand
much greater strain than will he subjected to upon
the bridge II IL covered with tar to protect IT,
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Death Or Sir Charles RusseiI.

LONDON. April 14.-Lieut-Col. Sir Charles
Russell dead In 1882 succeeded his father - third
Bsrons He served through the Crimesn war, and for
distinguished services was promoted Brexet MAJOR sna
received the Victoria Gross for his conduct ~ nker'
mann. He hes served several terms In Parliament.
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The Coroner's Jury in the ease OF Daniel.
Dougherty, the sixyearold boy who was poisoned by
his father John Dousherty with dose OF carboc acid
given by mistake instead OF cough mixture has rec.
commended the passage of law compelling poisonous
medicines or compounds To be put in distinct bottles o
different shape and color from bottles ordinarily used
by druggists. ~
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GuarAi.s the 0ues..'

LONDON April 14.-The Queen has finally de.
cided 20 to the royal residence At Osborne Tues
day. In consequence Of this intention Of her Majesty
several detectives have arrived at Cowes and
temey vigant In their scrutiny Of suspicious persons
and Guarding against danger which threaten
the Queen: They have arrested humber OF persons.
the prisoners IN all have proved that they
Innocent OF any disloya intention
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PARIS. April 14.-It is ofiicially announced
that Capt Ksrsadsc has been appointed Envoy to An
man, The Figaro says he 10 instructed to demand the
cluded in 1874 Fifteen vessels are waiting st Toul9n
on In AMMAN In the event OF the the ultima
tum Of Capt Kergaradec being unfsvorabls.
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Telegraph Opsretsrs' ParaIysis.
This form OF disease u well known 70 all those who
have much to do with tslssrsphy and In all cases Of
numbness Of the shoulder elbow Joint wrist arising
from evsswork Acocks Porous rlastsrs will b. found
Q snseins.-I1H
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L,.s'..Pra.e,p.l Theatre B.r.eA.

PANAMA. April 5.-The principal theatre OF
Lima Peru, burned down the night Of March is
Two hours before the discovery Of the FIRE was
crowded with enthusiastic audience, and great dis.
astsr fortunately Averted The theatre built
i756 by the vicsroy Count superenda after earth
quake Of l7<6 had destroyed three ourths of the city
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The s,sa.l Once Prediction.

Warmer. fair weather. followed during the
night by increasing clodness and rain lower baron.
cterS southeast to southwest winds.
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ASHLAND. Pa. April IA 25-mile foot race
run here day 81 Timothy Hurst OF this place and Pc
ter hcAnsly of 0tfsrdville, was won BY the former
who covered the distance In hours II minutes.
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Reese Of . Drsg's Crow.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE brig Mary,
bound from New York to Pernsmbuco was found on
last Sunday In sinking condition by the steamer Ind
ana, from Liverpool. Capt. Dixon and the crew were
brought to this city. and the brig was scuttlsd.
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Seventy six y benuhfuly represented on attractive
sSse No. IS 4 e. ~ re-! s e AZ e: wsc
and for sais BY Ill nsws sesata-AaS
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The CAarsss Against Architect Ml,.

WASHINGTON. April H.-Secretary Folger has
appointed Assistant Secretary New Assistant Solicitor
Robinson and Mr. MscLsnnan. Chief OF the Warrant
Division, committee to investigate the charges OF on
cial misconduct recently ned against James G. Hill,
Supervising Architect.
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Won. Losf.lphEr.
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H.psrsr's solie't.as fer werkiss.s..

=, lin l. April l4.-In the Reichstag. yester-
s.....n Scholr Minister Of Finance, read an imperial
VA, 4, IN II the Emperor says he hiss siwsvs believed
n. W. his duty to devote the same solictude for
II, Of the working classes displayed by
,d he Emperor expressed hi, conviction tia, l.s
hsasur.s Im, nor be restricted to police and penal
pon of IN. mould benent the workingnen. The sbo
Ne Of the nmpsror Is IN regard to the pas
seuh hopriessi" Hnee MI as its failure. he thinks
would ns. session The budget Tor 1884 and
elton Of lie opportunity To consider The social
hsGressvs rswm surprise to the Reichstag The
nn Sp vhi propose 20 discuss the issues which Il
ssds ih,v M, he Llberals are a. yet uncertain what
against any debate thereon.
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IlTEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
,rr DYNAMITE EXCITEMENT AND TIE
IRISH MURDER TRIALS.

a. As,Aor,,'e. C""ass"s sA:t they Have
r.-.,e,eiy Defeated the Conspsrssors-
p,vs, Expressed II Earere ests whether
ne tssr'. Corosnt'on VIII Tsss r'ses-
c-.,.ord,.nry Determinatioa Of the NJ.
s,m.,.-luv,sed Guests Mskiag Excuse-Re-
-.,tns,e Libel suit asaiass 1.aboschere.