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The Louisiana Lottery Case.

Mr.. ROGERS FINED $500 AND PLUM DISCHARGED
The case against Messrs. J. NJ. Rogers and H. L.
Plum, charged with promoting a lottery was
! resumed In the Police Court this morning j. p
Rhoden, OF Alexandria, testified that at the In :
stance of Policeman Smith, of that town, he wrote
to NJ. A Dauphin, COZ 9TH street, Washington. and
in reply got lottery ticket; that he subsequently
surrendered the ticket to Smith for $12 So the lat
ter having told witness In the first place that he
could make $50. Prosecuting Attorney Moore
| stated that Smiths first purpose was to make a
case against the lottery but he was diverted from
subpoened, but it is claimed is lodging the Of
ncers The court held that 1t had been proved
noted
PRESIDENTIAL APP0INTMENTs-TheP President to-
day appointed Elisha W. Davis. of Leadvlle, Col,
Indian agent at the Uintah agency In Utah, and
Henry Esperson, OF La Crosse, Wis., register Of the
land ONCE at La Crosse.
DURING THE ABSENCE of the chief signal offlcer.
Capt James W. Powell jr., 9Th infantry, will, by
direction OF the President take charge OF the ONCE
OF the chief signal officer and perform his duties
NARROW ESCAPE OF A CoNGREssMAN.-In Terre
Haute, Ind, yesterday, Paul C. Davis, an attorney
shot at Congressman Lamb, OF that district. They
are opposing counsel in libel suit against the En-
BY knocking up Davis arm La NIB saved himself
the ball missing him and wounding the driver OF
passing wagon
RULE UPON THE SECOND CONTROLLERS OF THE
TREAsURY.-The District Of Columbia Supreme
Court in General Term to-day issued rule upon
the second controller Of.the Treasury returna Bile
upon the first Monday In October, calling upon
him to appear and show cause why q mandam us
should not issue compelling him to allow the
claim OF James II. Eger for 5000 damages, sus-
tained by him through the forcible occupancy of
certain real estate by q. s. troops during the war
OF the rebellion.
PATENTS have been issued to the following resi-
dents OF the District OF Columbia: Charles E.
Crecy and A. B. Burns, two patents, nre-escape:
E. j. De- Smedt, manufacturing Portland cement;
w. w. Evans. apparatus for forming dental
plates; b. F: Hazslton. apparatus for generating
and T. C. Brechr, machine for COMPRISING plaster
and other materials; w. w. Rowe, separabse
button.
COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to John p. Corn,
postmaster at Cornsyille, Va, and James A.
Clark, Classic Shore, Va.
MRS R c. MCCORMICK, daughter OF ex-senator
Thurman, narrowly escaped death from an over
dose OF medicine at h6r residence ct jamaica,
Long Ialand, last Saturday night
IN. cAHMxT MxKTING.-An the members OF the
Cabinet were present at tho meeting
to-day. except Secretaries Chandler ana
Lincoln and tho Postmaster General who
arc out Of the city. The Gea6dOn was brief and
wae mainly devoted - tho c0nsi0eration o.
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$50, 900 FOR @.
FIFTY-SE VENTH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF THE

NOH1HO.N
In the city Of Louisville. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 3OrH. 1883.
These drawings occur the last day OF each month
Ssundays exeepted) Repeated adjudication by Fed
Pany IT., beyond the controversy Of the law.
having inaugarated the only plan by which
their Drawings are proven honest and fair beyond
NB.-The company has now on hand q large capital
and reserve FUND Read carefully the list prizes for
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PoeTNAsTRR Rue, at Norfolk. Va, resigned as
state senator when he qualined as postmaster
year ago. Senator Malone stated to STAR re-
porter to-day that he knew nothing Of any inten-
ton OF Mr.. Rue to resign his position as post
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JUNE DRAWING.

$50 Prizes $fI2 900
tickets, 800. -. W
Remit monsE hank draft u letter. eend by en-
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LECTERor
EOsr OFFICE OkDkR Orders Of g and upward by
exyEe can Be ee1t et our expense. Address orders
@n1 BoA1DAANs CouE11f-Joumal Huildtng. Louis
WA AZ pnho-tu&eh
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Name.

AfRlGHTFuL CASE OF SUICIDE.-Henry Fianer
aged 10, residing at 1924 Ward street, phlladel.
pnla, was burned TO death last Saturday morning
he had been deranged for some time past, and two
friend remained with him Fridny night 10 watch
MIN. when they left Saturday morniag Fenner
went into the yard, poured coal OH over himself
and set fire to his clothing
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Travellers Guide

PENNSYLVANIA RoAD-Trains leave b e. p. STA
uon, 9th and Is SITS NV, as follows: For New York
Philadelphia and the East-A.M., 500 (ex.), esd
Slimited exl 1880 (exD PM, 80 (eK.I 4:20 (ex)
s:SO Eek )and l0:9(ex.l On Sunday-P.M., :3OlexI
4:o (ex), $50 tex), 1920 (ex) For Boston, daily,
a:S0 4. NJ tex.). For Pittsburg and the West daily
AN, $3.50 Chicago limited); $50 CAST nne) PM,
7:S0 (ex), $50 ex.) For Rochester, Niagara Fals
buualo. etc-P.M, daily except Saturday, ESQ
Sex) For Baltmore-AM., $40, 500, $50, 10 80:
PM. 80, 420 4:4O, Gao, 1890 $3.50 ana I0:e0 ON
Sunday-A NJ. $3.50 1890; p. NJ, 10, 6:a0 80 $50
and 10 20 For Elmira and Lockhayen. daily. ex-
cept Sund ~. AN, $3.50 (ex.) For Richmond and
the south-A.M., $3.50, il rs daily pm, 500
dali y. except Sunday. For Annapolis and Popes
Creek line-AM NJ, $40; PM, 4:40 except Sunday
For Alexandria-AM $50, 200. $685. II 90 II rs:
M eco, ESQ, $780, Geo, go and ii 80 OF sun
day-AM. $780, IL ;25: PM, 600, 90.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-Trains leave
Ine station, corner of n. j. ave. and St, fol-
lows: For New York and Philadelphia and the
East-A. M, $40 (ex) PM, 500 (ex.), $40 (eK)
on Sunday p NJ, 300 (eX.D, 9:40 (ex.) For Chicago
cincinnati. st Louis and Louisyile-AM., sos
leX.) 1O:l5 tex9 PM, 1910 (exA For Pittsburg,
cleveland and Detroit-A.M., $50 [ex) PM, $40
lex) daily. For Baltimore on week days-AM,
l2:l0, 2:sO 2:35, $780, $3.50, 4:30, 4:a0 $780, ZOO
500, l0:OO 9:40. IL so. For Baltimore on Sundays
AN, $3.50. 7:45 900, 1905. Pm. 1:25 2:35, 500
4:40, $3.50. ZOO, $40, $40. For Annapo.is-AM
64O l2:10 PM, 40 On Sunday-9:00 A. NJ, 4:40
PM For way stations between Washington and
Baltimore-A.M NJ, $40, 800. PM, 1910, $780, 4:4O
200, II 30 For stations on Metropolitan Branch
5:45 daily. For Staunton-s:30 A. NJ. daily ex cent
sunday, For Frederick-S:30, l0:l5 AN. ard 4:f5
p. NJ. daily except Sunday. For Hagerstown-l0:l5
A M. daily except Sunday, 5:45 p. NJ. daily.
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DENTISTRY.

nR- IARTLEBEN. GRADUATE OF PENNSYI-
~ NSiiia College. Philadelphia. having purchased
y OF and res dence has resumed practice. Icon-
Gently recommend him to my patrons and the pubic
gamer! a dentist of uiC.lb ed ability, MACAh-
NAN, IsEtst. lOl5 18th st w. ap9-2m
A kIi'';' IAi. TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
A scrt rIine5igtely after extracting natural teeth
Win S;s.,l siccls;s. Mo3er1 methods ana skin in All
frenct, - Dentistry. Moderate fees.
ja3-iy DR. D0NNALIY l32l z street northwest
hR. RANDALL Pa RS.i*S DENTIST
IL AS tl street northwest, BalIartyne,s Book
eeore- 1cii HEliss specially. Gas given day or
1lsnt- sis
hR. T Nj TALHOIF, DENTIST, No. 43T 7rH
str< tree doors from corner Z. Dentistry in all
Its branches Teeth - Per set AL work var
Yxntssi isrIq
HONj4AND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 2Ii
lK AZ street, three doors moth CT Pennsyi yanjs
sYenue. eset side; Hereafter extractons under
fUs' s1it. without pair. viii be 81 for the r..
tSth hq - cents each additional tooth at the
t!tlIx t.tr2ct.ons without: zas 80 cents tooth
test .rtlIclal Teeth made. q per set. Gold sud
Anae.SIl Filings from II to IS. All work Warranted
hrs es Have administered Nitrous OXIDE 10 oyer
30, 700 tetisnts.
" fra.tf
- 80 tfle OtlcN-) NIL
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The viii of the late Michael Reuter-, nled to-day,
beQueathes his property to his four children, and
appoints Chas Walter his executor, with power to
sell. &C.
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aid WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN A
the best. Ii yUSTH'S Gid Stand knowp for yearS
q the cniy place whore hrst-ciass SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can b sold ~ respectable prices. Address
jUsTH's Old Stand. No. sls street. between 9th and
li- Eth streets northwest
4 y. E.-Note by maui promSiy sxSended ~
UsHE CEILULOIO TRUSS: THAT NEVER
breaks. never wears ont always clean. and can le
vxrn wuiie bathing. u tor saleat
II CHAS. FISHER,6
623 St3street northwest
1eAy Rasxons. pa
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FINANCIAL.

Il $50; ASH c. GAsLiGHT and Ali. o. otter EH civ
Iepos-Ls received subject to check.
We pay SPECIAL attention 20 obtaining CORRECT
and EILiAtE information regsriing various city
securities and prepared at all times to answer maui
SIes rezsr ling same.
HARRY c. TOWERS Co.
BANNERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE..
my3l 1907 yTREET NORTHWEST
'rHE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
!. BIS is eong sgc T., large bushes that
si the S opxaaSH 81 Of soa r
.sgsbis etit:on sea,.srn< unwsrranted and
iase sta nes in regard t. the company and its
ssiysd I. ~ ia,ary IN this most importsn. bud
ness b ie' every one Investigate end judge for him
s s 9 @5 ste and n 2eIis Iae @ oar
: .ss even sna s.ss
sSss When provoke invest cation, greatly 70 ad-
en- 1909 H street l. ANi'hi' m msas sm
pRlyATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
H. H. DODGE
Bonds stocfs ard Investment Securities Bought and
sClo ON commission.
No ,se 18TH STREET. eCORCoRAN BUILDING 4,
GssLe, ior Prince and Whitley. stock Broker.
& BROADWAY. AEw YoRx.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
fNHANC- RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RGAI. Est ATE. BEING NUMBERED 1917. on

II SAI.E 1MPROVED
~ RIAL ESTATE. BEING NUMBERED 1917, on
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWE ST.
By virtue Of decree passed in the Supreme Court
OF the Dit let Of ColImbia the 25th day Of May 81
A.p 1883. il the cause Of Alice ". Follin a
GoIdn Ct al, No S,551 Equity Docket %, will SELL at
pubic ancO1. in front Of the preni es, TUESD Az
JUNH TWELFTH, A. ID. 1882 at FIvE-IHIRTY
OCIo y. NJ. the north twenty feet GO feet front
BY the n ID thereof of lot numls nine co. square
nun bered four hundred and forty seven 445 situate
OF tive Cast side of 7th street, between streets
northwest. the city OF Washington D.. together
with the Improvements thereon consisting of q two
sicrg and attic aud basement frame building and a
brick stable in the rear.
Terms Of sac: -, cash. and the balance in six
and twelve tbs day of sale, to be secured by
The notes of the purchaser. bearing interest the
o. SIX Ter cent per annun. and secured Ey deed Of
trust the property sod all cash. the option Of
t1e purchaser. deposit of 5000 will be required when
the prcha ers bd is accepted. If the terms of sale
are lot complied with with ten days from day of sale
the rustee he right to resell and cost
OF the defaGItlDg pur, haser. All yeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost.
CHAS. +. WOLLARD Trustee
WAITER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers.
ny30-dSdS -
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SUIT AGAINST RAILRoAD-The Fifth Baptist
church has By Mr. J. j. Darlington entered q suit
against the B. and P. r R. for $4,000 damages,
claimed by reason OF the location OF shops adj
Joining the church
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Mrs. Annie e. Folds OF Dooley county. Ga. tho
mother or 1--WE children, one a full-yrown dauyh |.
Ter, and the wife OF rich Citizen has eloped wit
a farm hand named S. Green Fleming
Charles Pollock, at Vincennes, Ind, last Satur.
day shot his young wife and then himself, both
dying without word. Pollock was insane
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TElnE 7iH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE.
4 +STABII 81 1893

TElhE : II STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE
K fSJABLI u%O 1868.
TIE QUEEN sENiEfi MACHINE
~ reeEi ized aid acknowlt drrd by highest Yeehan-
lea B2E'tc7 the bet made. most silent iyhtest
runni:s- .r-i niLhes. arm icek-stitch machine ever
nSde II Rows nient5 mace If the finest steel. No
noes T. ;ire~d. neither h-s its shuttle. We sell only
1Est-t " Be-" improved machines CT different
We The anest assortment, most responsibility
and I0vyst prices No outside set'. First-ciass
ctIrfs = rent. All kind reIaired and warranted,
illustrated catalogue and lrice-iist mailed free to ana
aGdrers q. AUEkB4CH.
Double store, corner It'll and III streets
Seffs Furnishings and HAS next door. mig
NO WIN ADV ERTi@i AifNTS. NOIESOLENT
IN agent % talk you 70 death, but Finest Assort
0ent OF ell tie e. ing SEWN. Machines at rices that
10 cany@sser can approach. Renting, Repairing. sc.
MCKINNEY.
ny3 APT eth street.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

GENHE 3.t.Si CuaPLETE 5: ING MACHIN ES-
u Is ESi THIS SIDE U3 MN IUiT
We h1s. always on hand At ACHSsENT , PARTS
ehr :, '-oi--> Tor any mechine made; also, q
GSn:piet st-cA of hrst-c ass SEEMING MAC+;I NfS
FL NJ! t;'ASDS III Gl @ WHEEL. anGevery-
Wing tt e'Iuired for the proper working sewing
tr .eairing Dei's t;ert is the COM
pets = S Cty. having facilities for reparing all kinds
OF sewi,< ,Gcines at short I.oce and lowest prices
Al We rs.T ted. Good machines for rent The New
tiEfttSs sea- Machine, tie giItest running and best
mach IA. eer IA d Cal aut. il. Orders by mail
pfoInI,s,+ &ttrHted to at OPPENHEIMER'S
Men DE sewing -iactinc and Fashion Rooms,
20 @Sh street. st Cloud Building.
BazaI Paper dshlOns. les
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THOs. BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK, FIX
TUEES, BUSINESS WAGON, HORSE, BUGGY
AND HARNESS. AT STORE KNOWN AS
THE AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, SOUTHEAST
C9RNEH SEVENTH AND STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust and assignment made on
the 5th day OF June. A. D. 1883. by John bowling and
duly recorded on the 9Th day of June, 1885, in the
lard records of the District Of Columbia the under
signed therein appointed trustees will sell to the high
est bidder at public auction, the premises at the
southeast corner Of It'll and streets in the city Of
Washington, on THURSDAY, the FOURTEENTH
Day CT JUNE. A D. 1888. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. Of that day. the following described
grorsr'y; All the stock in trade at the Grocery and
st.Ss eons!sining of Teas Cohees and all the
cry t2gether vita the implements and fixtures
ties, Cases. Bins, Scales and Shelving, &c. all in first
class condition. together with valuable horse and
vi gon and harness and buggy and harness.
Terms Casa.
THOS. F. MILLER
X. BYRD LEWIS.
All the creditors of John Downing win please present
their claims to
THOS. F. MILLER
And Trustees.
R. BYRD LEWIS.
3eS-dts 4l6 9TH street northwest.
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Cattle the
b & o. r. R., three miles from the city. Lewis d.
Means proprietor, yesterday. 804 head OF cattle
were offered OF which 900 were sold to butchers at
5s61c per H., and 80 remain over; 765 sheep and
lambs we're sold as follows: Sheep, 4a6c. per Id.
lambs, 6aSc. Cows and calves brought1$S0a$50.
The state OF the market was dull
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DURING THE ABSENCE of the chief signal officer,
Capt James W. Powell, jr.. 9Th infantry, will, by
direction OF the President take charge OF the oce
OF the chief signal officer and perform his duties
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMKrxR-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am. Ill; II am. 500; pm.
642 Maximum, $50; minimum. 6l.Q
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INDIcTNRNTs.-The grand Jury to-day returned
sault with intent to kill Annie l. Field; Hiram ".
Dempster, receiving property from the United
States (war department stamps); VIM. Foreman
and Andrew Hsrris, assault with intent to Kill
Daniel Shehan; Sophronia Ward, larceny; Henry
Prior, larceny; s. Gibbs, John W. Gray, S. n.
Hoyt and George w. Lowe, conspiracy.
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TG.ssORROW.

gX1HOS. j. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Eet:te Auctoneere
PUBLIC SALE Or TWO GOOD ALLEY LOTS IN
SQUARE no. 367.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JUNE THIR-
TEENTH. AT SIX O'CLOCK. on the premises, We
shall sell Lots ~ and 49, in square 67 fronting 26
feet on the :-foot alley, between 9th and 10th and
and streets northwest. with depth of 95 feet
ierIns: one third in cash: remainder in and IL
months, itlinterest, and secured by Geed Of trust
THOS. j. FISHER Il CO.,
jec-d&ds Auctioneers
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PRESIDENTIAL APP0INTMENTs-TheP President to.
day appointed Elisha W. Davis, of Leadville, Col,
Indian agent at the Uintah agency in Utah, and
Henry Esperson, OF La Crosse Wis, register Of the
land once at La Crosse.
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EDUCATIONAL,

+ LARROQUF. Graduate Of sorbonne University
Paris. 921 street. Also Spanish, Italian German,
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Mt. VERMONT MT. VERMONT!
DoToAAU TRANSPORTATION LINE.

The Ste mer UF. CAPT ". G. Geoghegan leaves
EtepenU ns wharf, foot Cf JtI stre;t every SUNDAY
at o,io J.. M. for Baltimore and River Landings
hetnfEllI2, leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY ii O'Clock
p ~
All accommodations strictly frst-class
HNet liSi-nt mus. be prepaid, and viii be received
SA1UHIAIS Sn'y. -
STEPHENSON X BRO. A,re,,te
Hi!6-tm Ith street wharf and 18th ST. ana p ave.
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CONTINUED PROM THE FIRST EDITION.
The court then took up the prayers offered by
ncoy In
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim q Early imprudenos. eausns Nervous DE-
every known remedy, has discovered Q simple means
Of self -Oura which he will sond free 70 hts fellow
New York. MA tn, thkk6m
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HowE's BoohKEEpING-oNE MONTH GUAR
text books used With psn,Hsns a etc. $ month
business pennanship easiest to learn ard write So So
Separate Department for ladies. Prof. 6. W. HOWE
SIT TIN street. te4-Irn
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All Legal.

Boston, 9.--It is stated that those pres
ent at the grave robbery of TeWkesbury
aims house on Friday, when the coffin
was taken up, are Witnesses that there
was no Dissertation, the coffin having
long been empty. It is understood that
Governor Butler will show just where the
grave WIS robbed, and by whose author
ity, Officers, it is stated, armed with
proper permission from the authorities
of the town of Tewkesbury, entered the
grounds ia broad daylight on Friday, in
plain sight Of the aims house, and dug
up and removed the empty coffin, which
was forwarded to Boston, together with
the Cross marking the grave, without
any attempt at conceslment. The coffin,
wrapped in q guuny cloth, was for
warded to the state house for safe keep
ing. While the state authorities were
removing the coffin from the ground
there was no attempt by any officer OF
the aims house to prevent action, or even
10 ascertain what was going on,
Boston, Gin the Tewkesbury aims
house hearing Mrs. Ganny 4. Dudley
formerly night watch in the asylum, de-
cIarcd that when she visited the found
lipg's department sac found an insane
woman attended by an idiot girl. They
gave the woman only one meal day.
and tnis idiot girl carried it, but instead
of giving it to the patient threw 1t away.
She took the woman oat and she soon
feshed up and became well. a W0msn
named Msrgsres Hennessy, in one CT the
cells, said she had nothing but water IN
nine dsys.
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Dynaniters.

London, S.-If the bill TO amend tbelsv
10 regard to explosives, which BsFeourt
Will Introduce in the Commons. should
not prove retroactive, many members will
support an amendment to that effect
The police are said to possess s lDowl-
edge of what is likely to become tie most
hideous and stupendous plot of modern
times.
A man named Ansburghe. tventy-tTe
years Of age, WAS arrested to-day, at 4
hotel in the vicinity of Waterloo bridge.
he mas just arrived from America, and
Is oelleVed to be friend of the prisoner
Gallsghan. This arrest is considered
the most important yet,
Tracy Goold, an American LAWYER. an
piled az the BsW Street Police Cont fpr
permission to see Gallagher. The uoagjs-
trate on duty referred Goold to the visit
ing Justice, Burnard. Gallagher "a q
moulder by trade.
Brussels, S.-LG Chronioae states that
the police have searched the house Of a
trenehman who fed from this CITY after
the dynamite explosion at GanshcrteR
on the go OF February last ard have
found eypheF letters, some from C7voet,
one OF the men arrested at the time OF
the explosion, which contain proofs of q
plot against the Gear.
London, 9.-All steamers arriving a.
London from Cork are being search for
explosives, but thus far none have been
discovered.
a letter from Michael Davitt is pub
Ilshed to-day, in which be further ex-
presses his opposition to the dynamite
polley on The part of Irishmen. he de-
ciares that sach policy is insane, idiotic
and criminal.
The governments bill to be introduced
IN the Commons by Harcourt. relative
10 explosives, provides the maximum
penalty for causing an explosion By
which life or property is imperiIled.
email be lifelong servitude; an attempt
10 cause an explosion or the making or
keeping Of explosives with the intent to
cause an explosion, is made punishable
ey imprisonment for twenty years, and
the unlawful making or keeping Of ex-
Dloslves under suspicious circumstances
Is punishable by fourteen years. impris-
onment.
ALL accessories TO such crimes are 10 be
treated as principals. Provision is made
IN the bill for ordering official inquiries
into crimes specified for arrest, abseond-
ing witnesses, and for searching fog ex-
plosives. Penalties are inflicted irre.
spective Of the damage done by ez-
pIosiVes.
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The Coronation.

st. Petersburg, S.-The coronation of
the Gar will probably be postponed.
The police believe unless liberal reforms
are granted nihilists are determined to
prevent the ceremony.
Paris. 9. The police are keeping close
watch over q number of Russian refugees
here who they suspect are connected with
the alleged plot to take the life of the
Gar at the time Of the coronation. 1t is
reported that some French detectives
will proceed to Moscow on that occ lsion,
to assist the Russian police in watching
suspccted persons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10
Extremely Technical.

London, 7.-Tracy Gould, an
American lawyer, applied to-day at
Millbank prison, for an interview
with Gallagher, whom he wishes to
defend. Gould's name not being on
the roll of English lawyers, the
government refused him admission.
Gallagher then asked that VIM.
Devotion Smyth defend him. Gal
lagher has made a statement to the
effect that he came to England on a
tour and met Wilson accidentally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10
The Josenhites.

Kirkland, O., 9.-The fourth day OF
the Mormon reunion conference
Elder Herman Robinson, Iowa, CON
Quoted, as a prayer and
revival meeting in the forenoon in
the temple; the afternoon session
was a conference, President Smith
in the chair. . Bishop John Taylor,
of London, England, made a report
on the work of the church in Eng
land, Wales and continental Europe.
The report showed about eight
thousand members.
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