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Casualties.

Bolivar, N. T., 28.-By the explosion
Of boiler, George Westervelt and Will
liam J McNorton were instantly killed.
Madrid, 23.-'The governor of Granada
states that gale destroyed half the town
Of Mamotte. The harbor was much
damaged. Shipping suffered largely.
| Many persons .ere injured.
| Portland, Maine, 24.-At Summit.
station, the Grand Trunk railway has g
CT esing for freight and passenger trains.
On Sunday night freight train passed
the station and was dashed into by q
Montreal passenger train, smashing ten
loaded freight cars and injuring the bag
gage9master, engineer and fireman of
the passenger train. Loss, SIS, 600.
Little Rock, ga family Of Elk per-
sons named Gray, believed to have been
from Illinois, were on Thursday dro wned
In attempting to ford stream in Logan
county, Arkansas.
Uonstantinople, 23.-The Jewish school
and synagogue at Atota, asuburb Of Con-
stantinople, were burned. Some students
persisted.
London, 23.-It is now said the object
tied around the waist Of the wounded
captain Of the steamer st. Augustine was
not heavy weight but life buoy which
was fasteL ed around him in the hope OF
keeping him aaoat. The captain at
tempted to swim to the vessel but sank
from loss Of blood and weakness after
hard struggle for fifteen minutes.
New Albany. Ind, pa bridge over
L. N. & O. railroad about mile and
one-haf south of Salem, was washed
away this morning. The south bound
train ran in the washout and Killed Q.
Sanford, train baggage master, OF this
city, and lady named Dora E3dings, OF
Lafayette, and four passengers, whose
names are not learned; the wounded are:
John Vaughn, engineer, and his fireman
and eight passengers, names not learned.
The train consisted Of one baggage car,
two coaches, one sleeper, with baggage
and express matter.
Fort Wayne, Ind, 24.-The north
bound accommodation train on the
Grand Rapids s. Indisnap olis railroad
was backed Into by o switch engine on
the Nickel Plate rosd at Nickel Plate
junction, suburb of this city, during
storm. The rear coach was thrown from
the track and eleven persons were serl-
ously injured. The accident, it is alleged,
was dua to carelessness Of the enginee' OF
the switch engine.
Cors, A.-The bark Helen Finisyson
rescued at sea from a raft, Captain Balm
and FIVE mon of the ship Regina, from
Philadelphia on Novemb Der 10th, for
London which went to pieces in gale on
Decem Der 4th. TIL, rescued were upon
raft Eve days, during which time they
hhd neither food nor water.
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Mutiny.

Pausma. 24.-On the march from
Pscochs TO Mcquequs. mum or Of
So diers mUtinied and plundered the
lac ends Of MERGED Grsufe, the property
of Z.psta and Mechsnts, VINO ara
backed by Dever Brothers There was q
large quantity Of sgusrdiente in the
establishment, and having driven of
the people, the eoldiers got drunk and
sacked AID burned the houses. One
tenth of the mutineers, who later Joined
the srmy, were shot.
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British Grain Trade.

Lendon, "a. - Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly ferain trade. ssy.: ali
young ciops maintain q strong ana
healthy appearance. Trade is overcome
by the cbecR thss the mild season b. .
given to the consumption, and there is
but little business with tendency TO
lower ratee. Barley is unchanged. Of
the coast. ttsd< restricted from lack of
supply, which however, i quite equal to
necessities. sFour wheat cargoes arrived;
three sold, one withdrawn, one remained
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Rxcflest Thousands

All over the land are g,irg snto
ecstasy over d.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Their IN
looked for recovery by the timely
use OF this great Ii te Saving remedy,
causes them to 20 nearly wild In It's
praise. In is guaranteed to positive
ly cure Severe Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Fay Fever, Bronchitis,
Hoarseless, Loss o Voice, or any
affection Of The Throat and Lungs.
Trial Bottles free at z. @. IL. I,
Drug Stora Large aize Loo. 2
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Criminal Calendar.

Denver, Col, I2S.-The negro, Big
Ike, who, while attempting TO rob the
Bank Of Durango last week. shot dead
Bruce Hunt, son Of Ex-Governor Hunt,
died last night from injuries purpoeely
inflicted on himself in jumping headlong
froma forty-foet emb.nkmens, to avoid
being captured alive. Just before he
died be made confession implica:ing
four others. All are der arrest.
Des Moines, Is., 20 While the jailor
was in the hallway. this evening getting
empty supper dishes, fve prisoners
rushed past him and gained their liberty.
One of them struck the jailor s severe
blow in the mouth.
Constsntinople, Is -Jourdsn, Por:u
guese ,consul-genersl, suicided by
stabbing
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Earthquake.

Lisbon, 28.-There were two earth
quakes on Saturday. The first wss not
generally noticed; the second lasted
twelve seconds. being accompanied by
heavy rum blings, awaking the popu!a-
ton snd ca ising panic Some damaga
was done to old buildings and chimneya,
At Ss:ubal, eighteen miles south east the
:hock We, 50 severe that many Of the in.
babit.nts rusned to the sesshore.
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Egypt.

London, 23.-Obserper's Cairo dis.
patch: The British government has e1-
plicitly informed Egypt that it will not
attempt to reconque; SoudaD, nor per-
NIT Egypt to make the attempt. Eng
land, however, is willing for any other
power to do 80 at Egypps request. pro-
viding the Khedive incurs no expense.
Eng and is willing to send feet to
Alexandria and assist in the defense Of
strictly Egyptian territory, il the same
10 threatened by Fl AAndi.
Reuters Cairo correspondent, how
ever, denies that England is willing to
dispatch Q flsst to Alexandria, or permit
another power to send an expedition 10
Soudan.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. DISTINGUISHING, $4,000;
dull and lower; packing ASS to 5 SO;
packing and shipping $50 to 80; light
4.S0 to $40: closed weaker, 10000 un-
scld,
Cattle Receipts 43O; strong;
good TO choice shipping ateers $40
TO 80; common to medium 4 90 to 5. 80;
stockers 800 to 90; feeders 8 40 to 4.50;
>he-p-3eceipts 1880; steady; inferior
tc fair 2 30 to 400 per cwt.; good to
chuice 4.F0.
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The Fence Cutters.

Sal Antonio, Texas. 23.-It is be>
heved that at least 5000 miles of
wire fence have been DESTROYED in
Texas by small holders. Coleman
and Brown counties are suffering
the most. One man owns an en-
closed tract thirty miles square, and
q corporation has 2S6 miles of wire
fence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-25

A healthy BODY Is indispensable
to vigorous mind. A, bilious and
dyspeptic man, whose blood drags
sluggishly in his veins. can neither
think clearly nor act wisely. Ayers
Pills will stir up the liver, excite
the stomach and bowels to activity,
open the pores of the system. erno~
vate the blood, and restore a
healthy tenement for the mind.
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Cable Clicks.

Paris, % 1t is reported that MARQUES
Tseng goes to London to morrow.
Prince Napoleon has withdrawn from
the candidacy for a mem bar of the CHI 10
Der of Deputies.
Constantinople, pa seditious pls.
cad was placed on mosque here. The
police are. searching for the authors.
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EUSKLGH's ARNICA SAWS

Tbs greatest medical woaGer o.
Ice World. Warranted to specify
cara Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers.
Salt Rhsum, Fever Sores, Cancers,
Piles, OhilblaiEs, Corns, Tetter,
Chspped Hands, and al skiu erup-
tons, guaranteed to cure IA svery
instance, or money returned. 81
ssnts par box. ysz eala By x. Q. Il
l. Drug Stare
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Quit Scraping.

New Haven, Conn.,, 24.-Seny Leyer-
zahl, journeymeu barber. is informed
that $87, 600 was left him by relative
who died recently in Germany. The
wife Of Henry Pensabene, mother of the
barber, received SOC from her mother in
Italy. The barber has abandoned shay
ing.
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Tne Cars Injury.

ST. Petersburg, 23.-In the acti lent TO
the Car which occurred ON the 10th q
blow was received in the fall from the
sledge which injured tie ligaments of
his right shoulder. which i. still in
faned. but the psis has diminisheA.
Physicians order absolute repose.
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De Longs Party.

Irkutsk, 23.-Lieutensnts HARDER snd
Schulz started for st. Petersburg or Fri
day with the bodies OF Commander De
Long, DR.. Amber and Mr.. Collins. The
cofins were fairly burisd 10 flowers snd
wreaths. Crowds of people witnessed
the departure.
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The Centennial.

New York. 24.-The national salute
vas fred at Fort Columbus to-day, com
memoraiiDg the surrender byWssh I'M ten
OF has commission .s commander.in CT isf
Of the army hundred years ago.
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A Generous Offer.

During the holidays the whole
sale stock of G. F. Culmer s. Bros,
consisting of Choice Christmas Cam
dies, Nuts, Candy Toys and boxes
of Cigars, will be thrown open to
the citizens of Salt Lake, and sold
at Retail at Wholesale Prices for a
general Christmas Gift. This is a
bona fide offer, and means a reduc-
ton of 25 to 80 per cent in price. +
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Pauper Immigrants.

Toronto, Ont, 24.-Irish citizens held
. meeting yesterday to bring before the
public the present distressed condition of
psaber immigrants in the city. a SUBJ
staDti.l sum was subscribed TO alleviate
their immediate wants.
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Wall Street.

New York, 24-Governmen.s strong,
railways irregular. Slate securities
eady. Stock Exchanue opens for BUSH
n ess on Wednesday at IL. Market to-day
weak aud lower. Western Union ~,
Canada Pacif, 523I, Manitoba 95A,
Oregon s. Trans. 365S. Northern Pacific
Pfd. At close all shade frmer.
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Foreign Market.
Liverpool, 24.-No markets.

"Yoalr Skin Cure IS supere1cel-
lent. 1T is fast curing my daughter
of ringaOorna. aOhich he'd spread all
o0er her body" Mrs. E. L. D. Mer-
RAM, Blie Hill, Mass. Druggists
keep it 81 per package
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A Happy Pa.

Berlin, 24.-Shortlv after the arrival of
the OrovnPrince, he visited the Emperor.
remaining over an hour. 1t ia reported
the Emperor was deeply moved. He ex-
pressed to the Prince complete s.tisfsc-
ton with the success Of his journey.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-25

Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, DECEMBER "a.
White spring, in good condition Il to Is
&C poor 60 Is to IA
Black spring, good condition.. IL
White fall and lambs, light
grades, good conditioner 10
White fall and lambs, heavy,
good condition .................... IL to II
Black fall. good condition ......... II
Arizona white, good condition.. 10
&c black. g 09
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The Prince on a Bust.

Rome, 23.-The German ambas-
sador to Italy sent a bust of the
German Crown Prince to the Syn
die of Rome with letter of thanks
for the reception given to the Prince
here.
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Younger Caught.

Chatt&no'gs. Tenn, 2s.-R. Youn.
ger, one OF The Younger brother, q
COM osL ion of Jesse James. was captured
near Warrior. Alabama, on requisition
:.om tie governor of Missouri.
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Brought down the house-The
building mover.
Patti always has the best of every
thing. a cold in her head costs her
ZOO night. when it is powerful
enough 10 keep her from singing.
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Cold

Utica, n. 7 23.-The thermometer is
22o below FARO. On Saturday, night, in
Boonville, Oneida county, it was S6e be-
low.
Bostor, 23.-The Thermometer through.
out New England ranged 800 below.
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New York, A.-Money market easy. II
to 2k, closing offered 21z; prime nercsn-
tile paper. 8 to 81; sterling exchange
bankers bills lower, 49,; sterling ex-
change dema d. 4.S5.
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Miscellaneous Matters

New York, 23.-M;les O'Brien
was elected president of the Irish
confederation for the ensuing year.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 24.-Ro market till Wednes>
day.
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FoRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-
SENATE.

q ss'niDgton, 24.-The Senate ~,
a = msu Hoyai II. johnson suryeVo,
Ine Senate adjourned to Januarv IN
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New York Markets,

New York, Z4.-No produce market
until Wednesday.
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Bullion.
Money Market.

New York, 24.-Bsr silver 1917.
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COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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New York, "a, close.

Petroleum--Not. quoted
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-16

The steamship Dupuy de Lorne,
belonging to the French Commercial
Company, and one of the largest and
finest vessels ever at New Orleans,
was discovered to be on fire in the
forward hold, as she lay at her dock at
the head of st. Mary street, New
Orleans, at Z o'clock last Friday night,
The vessel was loading, and had on
25O0 bales Of cotton, also $500 bushels
of bulk grain at the time. The dam,
age to the cargo and ship is estimated
at from thirty to forty thousand dol.
lars, aud the less is covered by policies
in foreign companies. When
the city 6remen attempted to
board the vessel to assist in
extinguishing the flames, they were
attacked with hatohets, ladders and
other missiles, and driven off by Il e
ships crew, Captain Philipot, her
commander, refusing assistance, and
preferripg to extinguish the fire on
his own account, fearing, it is thought,
that claim on the owners for salvage e
would be made By the 6remtn. The
New Orleans States, in describing the
Occurrences, says that the fire depart
ment cannot claim salvage for ex-
tinguishing fires, bu. the courts have
allowed the department salvage where
the engines and men were employed
in pumping out vessels. The fire on
the ship was attributed to the care
lcssness Of the sailors around the
lorecastle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-16

THE feasibility of the proposed
ship canal through Florida, was the
subject of an address to the Chamber
of Commerce at New Orleans last Fri
day night by the Hon j. H. Fry, Of
New York. He claimed that New
Orleans is the real outlet for the grain
OF the West to be sentabroad, and says
by the proposed canal it can be ship
ped at much cheaper rates than it costs
to send it by way of New York.and the
capitalists of the East, he says, will
supply all Of the money necessary to
construct the canal. Several promi.
nent people of this city are interested
in this project.
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sunday Nights DISPATCHES.

New Orleans, April l5.-~Arriyed.
Golden Crown. Cincinnati; W. p,
Halliday, st. Louis; Smoky City and
Josie with tOws, Louisville.
CAIRO, April l5.-Arrived: R. S,
Hayes, st. Louis, 4; Belle Memphis.
st. g Louis, 6 Departed: Arkansas City,
St Louis, 3 am; Alice Brown, St.
Louis, 3; R. S. Rhea, Nashville. 4.
John DippOld, St. Louis, 7. Dick
Fulton, Louisville, 6; Charles Brown,
Ohio river, q Andy Baum, Cincin.
Louisville, April l5.-Riyer II feet
III inches in the canal. Cloudy with
heavy rains early this morning. Ar.
rived and departed: Vint Shinkle
Cincinnati, Memphis; Will Kyle, Gin,
eHIn,natl, New Orleans; Wyoming, New
Orleans, Cincinnati. jos. B. vii,
llams and tow, and Boaz and tow left
for New Orleans,
Evansville, April 15.-River 35l
feet on gauge and falling. Arrived
U. 2. Schenck, 8 am. The Mary
Houston passed up at midnight.
Vicksburg, April 15.-The Golden
Rule passed up for Cincinnati at mid
night, and the G. P. Chouteau, for St
Louis, at 6 pm.
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A Cross Tempered Tourist.

A correspondent writing to Calves
ton News from Knoxville under date
of toe I'd inst, after making trip
from San Antonio. Texas, to Madison
by rail, thence here by steamer, first
pitches into the railway and other
managers of the route, then tells OF
the discomforts he had to contend
with at the depot and aboard boat
coming here's complains because he
was called upon to pay for his bed and
board on the vessel, which he doubts
less thought ought TO have been given
to him for nothing, with a chrome OF
two thrown in for lagniappe, as The
Creoles say, and then works off the
following ugliness at this city and
vicinity:
Memphis presented a lively appear
ance on our arrival. The streets were
crowded with refugees from the over
Aowed farms. This is the dirtiest large
town l ever saw the streets were muddy
and covered with trash, ETC., the scav-
enger cart being a thing unknown or
used seldom. The buildings have dingy,
smoky appearance; some of them look as
if they had not had a coat of paint in a
decade or more. 1t is strange that the
city government should'be negligent Of a
duty of so much vital importance to the
city. The ravages Of the last scourge
ought to be warning to them to take
every precaution laid down in sanitation,
and adopted in every we'll kept city, to
prevent yellow jack from making them
another visit, found the eiiief topics Of
conversat on among the denizens to be
the new customhouse and the overfowed
bottom lands. The eustomhouse, now
nearing completion, is very imposing
building, composed of white granite with
marble fronts / spent only one day
here and took the early train on the Mis-
sissippi and Henneseee road for few days
recreation visiting old friends Ia North
Mississippi. The farms along the Route
present striking contrast TO the rich
agricultural sections of Centrai "4'ccxSas. l
was asked thousand and one to frac-
tom questions about Texas. A number
expressed desire to try our State, but
they are too poor, and their lands could
not be sold on the market except at a
great sacrifice.
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tinishers get s. 80 to Sc for silk hats
AN extensive factory for making felt
lats has been established at Fitzrov
where the employees are chiefly younU
persons, with only few high skilled
workmen. Indeed, it NAV be- said
that the high class workmen are scarce
among the whole of the Australian
industries. i ana"
The same is true of domestic ser
wants throughout all the colonies. the
wages varying from $l25 to $500 a wear
Tor general servants, and little more
Tor housemaids. Cooks get about twice
TINS sum. There are plenty Of woolep
and other factories, and the wages are
good. ""e0' "ie
The visiting Yankee is very empbat-
lc In his declaration that there Is an
abundance Of work in the conlopy and
throughout Australia for men who
prefer country to town, and thew can
readily get on farms for So per weak
and upward with bed and board The
unsteady, the idle and thriItless he
concludes, will find employment in
the prisons, Of which there are an
abundance. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-16

The recent Legislature of this
State enacted law allowing ten dolS
lars per month to men who lost their
eyes in the Confederate service; also
the same amount to like afflicted men
Of the Federal service, provided the
latter are not pensioned by the U. S.
Government. The pension is to be
paid from the 1st Of last January by
the Comptroller of the State Treasu-
ry, who is required to keep roll Of
all persons who claim the benefit Of
the act.
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Saturday, May 10. 1853.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in city of Memphis, Shell
by county, Tenn, tO-wit:
Acertair lot or parcel Of ground frontipr Q
on Market Square aRd consisting of lot 27S
and the west half of lot 279, as de,isnated an
the map Of said city, the whole of said lot IA
be sold, being bounded as followiI Begin
ming at the northwest corner al said LOT SIS
and running thence east with Market 81 trasi, .'o,
tity,dye feet eight and one-quarter incSes
S5o eA-l2) to a stake; thence south one
sginsdFed apS fOrty-eight aud one. me
Vest with said alley to the southwes, SpSncs onso
81 said lot AIS her ae north with tbeO lHas,
iiRe q said lot sIS 70 the beginning upop cS'
Terms Ofsale. cash.
This April l6, 1889.
RvJMp..,,. r ] BLACK, o and N.
Heists1I F.,e " ,eeat1eyST4 \ {ei kell, G, W.
so!icitSrs, " '''''' a"' r. M insSs"' % 90
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

NEW YORK, April l6, 1925 pm
Cotton quiet; Ordinary, 75-l6c; good
ordinary, 8 9-l5c; low middlinE, CSC:
middiing, l0Ac; good middling' 1850
mlddling fair, ll3sc; fair, l2Sc. Fu,,
lures are easy at 6 to 10 points below
Saturdays closing prices.
LIVERPOOL, April 16, 5 D. m.-Cot.
ton steady and l-l6d better. Uplands
b bll-l6d; Orleans, SID. Sales to-doS
iZ,OOO bales. Receipts, 2SOO bales All
closed quiet. ""' anu
NEW ORLEANS. April l6. ll;3O am.
lotion quiet. MiddlingS9Nc. Sales
to-day, 800 bales. Receipts to law
1924; at Galveston, 207S; Charleston 5Sa
bales. e's
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Cork, April l6.-Three gunboats,
crossing off the port, are waiting to
intercept vessel from America, 6ay-
ing on board consignment of internal
machines.
DUBLIN, April 16.-Daniel Curley
indicted tor participation in the mur.
der of Cavendish and Burke, was
placed on trial this morning. Dr.
Webb, one Of the counsel assigned to
defend the indicted men, asked to be
relieved from that duty after the case
OF Curley is disposed of. The Judge
stated that he would give his request
due consideration.
VIENNA, April l6 The President
OF the Reiohsrath received a letter
warning him that an attempt will be
made soon TO destroy the Parliament
building. The structure, in conse.
quence, is now entirely surrounded by
mounted police.
LONDON, April l6.--Parnell an
nounces that if the projectors of the
irisn convention, to be held at Phila-
delphla, would postpone it until au.
tGmn, he might be able to attend, and
advises that the convention be de
ferred until fall.
DUBLIN, April 16.-The mother of
Peter Iyner, No. l, says she believes
her son was superior officer of the
lnvincibles. Although true bills have
been returned against eleven prisoners
charged with the Phoenix Park mur>
ders it is believed only seven will be
tried on the capital charge. 1t is
stated Delaney and McCafrey will
plead guilty. Peter Carey will depose
to. day. He was sworn in as an Irwin.
cible by his brother. Kelly will be
tried after Curley.
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slip to Tunis. He has often said sit
required more intrigue to conceal his
poverty than all the diplomacy used at
Washington"
Under Commodore Decatur a pala.
SIai u residence was built for him in
!unls, where he remained but short
Time returning to Washington to ad-
Just some political affairs. He then
returned to his post in Tunis, where
he made many friends.
:. After an illness of long duration he
uied In 1907, Too short was his day
OF gloly.