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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-03
PACIFIC COAST ADvjCES.

SAN FRAsoIsoo. April 2.--Ths pigeon
match between C%rittenden Robinson and J..
Lambert, for 81, 900, was won by the latter.
with a score of 81 to IS. The conditions
of the match were so birds each, Hur-
bingham rules. The result of the match
was a great SURPRISE, as Robinson has been
the champion pigeon shot or the Pacific
Coast since the sport became popular. His
friends lost heavily in the pools.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-03
Assessment Notice.
Boston q Eureka Mining Com.
pany.

Boston & Eureka Mining Com.
pany.
Location of principal place of business, Bos.
ton, Massachusetts,
Location of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given you that at q meeting
of the Board of Dii ectors of this Company,
held the 21st day of March 1853. an assessment
mo. 81 of (2l Two Gents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of this Corporation,
payable Immediately to the Treasurer at the
ofice of the Company, at No. 81 Milk street,
Room 10, Boston, Mass.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid fer thirty days from date here.
of, will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, aud q sufficient amount Of
shares of each party's stock SO delin quent will
he sold to pay the delinquent assessment, to.
gether with cost of advertising and expense
of ssle.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
GEO. r. TABER, Secretary.
.Ofhce-No. 81 Milk street, Room 10, Boston.
Mass.
Boston, Mass March 81, 1883. sp3-1m
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NEW TO-DAY.
Sherif's Sale.
W. II. MATHEWS. Plaintiff,
ALBION CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY, Defendant.

ALBION CONSOLIDATED MINtNG
COMPANY, Defendant.
Under and by virtue of an execution issued
out IF the District Court Of the sixth Judicial
District of the State of Nevada, in and for Eu-
reka County. on the 10th day of March, u.
1888, and to me directed and delivered for 8
Judgment rendered in said Court on the 2lst
dsy Of March. A ID. 1888, il favor of W. d.
Mathews, plant fl, and against Albion Consol-
idated Mining Con pany. de endans, for the
sum of three hundred and ninety aud eighty
one hundredths dollars 1890 81 in lawful
money of the United states. damages, with in
terest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum un-
til paid, together with ff:y-four and twenty
i've huadredths dollars 1874 2o) in like coin
costs. W dollars ts2l accruins costs.
And by virtue of said execution l have on
this 9th day Of March, A. L. 1888, levied upon
the following described personal property.
situate and being st the Albion mine, in Eu-
reka Mining District, also at the Eureka \ Pal
isade Railroad depot in Eureks, and also at
Paiisade, in Eureka County, State OF Nevada,
to-wit:
Eight hundred snd eighteen bars base metal
at Albion furnaces, one hundred and twenty
bars base metal at railroad depot in Eureka,
aud thirty-one bars base metal at Palisade in
Eureka County: also three hundred tons ore,
more or less, at or near Albion furnaces on
Ruby Hill, in Eureka Mining District, Eureka
County, State of Nevada
Public notice is hereby given that on
Monday. the Secona bay Of April,
A. ID. 1853,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and 8
O'Clock P. NJ to wit:
t IL o'clock NJ. 1 will sell all the right, title
and interest of the said defendant, Albion Con-
solidated Mining Company, in and 10 the above
described personal property At said railrosd
depot in Eureka, and at said Albion furnaces
in said county and State, and at Pslisade in
said county and State, for cash in hnnd to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said e,ecu.
ton and costs, and accruing cost at public
auction.
W. H SWEENEY, Sheriff.
BY J. N. HILL, Under Sheriff.
FITZGERALD 4 BEATTY, Attorneys for Plant
if.
Eureka, New, March &c, A. D. 1888. mh27td
POSTPONED.
The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH t4th) DAY OF
APRIL, 1888.
W. II. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
By j. N. HILL, Under Sheriff.
Eureka, April ?, 1888. sp3td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-03

4 T ALL TIMES. LIVE ENERGETIC MEN
"A to sell Tunison's Celebrated Maps and
Charts; 500 per month guaranteed agents fol-
lowing our instructions. For particulars, sd-
dress JOHN DIXON, Sacramento, Cal. m23.2m
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$1,000 REWARD.

VHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR
of the estate of the late GEORGE P.
McCONKEY, who was murdered in his Office
at Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada, on
the night of Jan. /, 1888, offers the above re-
ward for the arrest and conviction Of the muir
derer or murderers of the said George P. Nc
Conkey, deceased.
ED. RAUM, Administrator
Hamilton, White Pine County, New, March
80, 1888. mh31tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
TIE FIRE RECORD.
TWO LIVES LOST IN BROOKLYN.

The heavy rain yesterday morning caused lire
IN Brooklyn by Stacking the lime under a shed OF
the Gowauus Canal at Presidcnt-st 4 loss of two
lives of property worth $4,000 and of fourteen
horses resulted The burned buildings were the
office. shed and stable Of John Morton & Sons,
dealers in lime and cement and the stable of john
f. LOOMS, a saw-mlll proprietor. On the second
floor of he former lived William smith, his wife
and daughter They were not awakened until the
fire had gaIued great headWay. Then they rushed
10 the windows. twenty feet from the ground. The
girl was safely dropped into tie arms OF police
man. Mrs. Smith. fearing to trust herself IN that
way. tried to slide down clothes line, which broke
and she received severe shock from the fall, and
injury to her spine. Her husband jumped out IN
safety. Henry Smith and John Lawlcr, who lived
over the other stable aroused their families anu all
got ont safely.
While the fire was in progress, however. t"p
burned bodies were found in an alley between Nor
ton & Sons Office and the stable. One WAS that Of
Michael Lee who had lived in the stable and owned
a horse aud cart; the other that Of John Brown,
age ifty-fvc, who had bccp in the habit OF doing
odd Jobs for various coal dealers and had no home.
Fourteen horses owned by Mr. LoomIs were burned.
His loss was S. 500 Ihc stable he occupied was
owned by Morton * Sons and the loss Oh ii was
- OOO Morton X Sons total loss was $4,000.
The minor losses amount TO about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, May 22.-Thc annual meeting OF
the Roya society Of Canada opened IN the Railway
Committee room OF the House OF Commons 10 day. The
fnUoyvn- delegates were present: From the National
Academy OF science Washngton DR.. :. Hunt; from the
United states Geological survey. Major Powell. and
fro the United states Institute of National Science W.
Gossip.
In the House Of Commons, the bill TO make provision
for taking evidence N relation TO criminal matters pend
lag I'm the courts justice In any other of her Majesty
u ,uinions or b.fOre foreign tribunals was passed
Tha; by an Imperial Az. the power was gwen To take
evidence in any criminal matter in foreign courts or
tribunals in a Ike in civil cases; that the
Inne,a act ceased to he in force when Canada a-sd
rs cxtra1nn act. but there was no clause similar 10
this in tire Dominion ac and tue attention OF me Toy
crumcnt had been specially called 90 "a los Her MAJ sly
Government The object OF tie bill WIS to supply thdt
dc cct The bu wa read a third tiEe an passed
OWEN SoUND, ont, May 22-Ihc propeller Atlantic
from the s.ult ste Marie winch arrived here tonight
reporta that propeller Shckuna. Of Montreal laden
with general iner h4ndisc, struck elk lnd sank TWO
i.ilcs east Of A-ima II lis on SurdnY ni$ht during
severe northeast gale She lies IN thirteen rect Oi
water. Ihc saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
MISCONDUCT OF ARMY OFFICERS.
GENERAL PRESS Di>PAICH.l

WAsuIxGroN, May 22.-COonel Thomas +.
parr IuJge-Advocate, United states Army, has been
sent to Philadelphia by the secretary OF War to take
note Of the judicial proceedings now pending III thai
it in the matter OF the alleged fraudulent divorce re-
cently Obtained there by Colonel A. H. NlckersoI and
the latcr's subsequent remarriage NO other action
has yet been taken by the War Department.
tm, r. ,s thought IN Army circles hero
,,at thc proceedings in Philadelphia will lead TO
an official investigation aud that when Colone Barr re-
tnrns aud makes report upon the ease, court-marh
y,u b., ordered to try Colonel Nckerson the charge
or conduct unbecoming officer and gentleman. IL
is generally understood here that the prominent Army
or ripcate pay vouchers for the same months pay 10
two or three banking offices IN this city. Is colonel n T.
Norrow who ha. for time been att tlcIed 20 Cen
eral sue rman's staff The matter has come Informally
before tue War Department. and will Is heved, re-
.ul "A court martial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
ARRIVAL or PRESIDENT ARTHUR.

The President and his party arrived at the Penn
sylvana Railroad station in Jersey City last even
ing at 1915 the train being ten minutes late. Some
delay was caused by freight car which wasswitched
on the track on the other sidcOf Baltimore The
President looked extremely well rs he passed down
the platform and took carriage. He was accompan-
led by Attorney General and Mrs Brewster and their
son, Secretary and Mrs Chandler, Mrs. Kinser, the
lattcrs sister, POstmaster-General and Mrs. Ores
ham. Secretary Foger, Private Secretary Philips,
John II. Draper and the Presidents cOlored valet
They were met by Mr. Lovcjoy the Fifth Avenue
Hotel to which they were driven in four carriages
Secretary Foger went to the Hoffman House. me
Presidents rooms are Nos. 50 and 50, on the
Tweuty-third-st side Attorney General and Mrs;
Brcwsters are Nos %, 80 and 81 Secretary ana
Mrs Chludler's, Nos. II and -. and Postmast'r- :
General and Mr.. Gresham's, Nos. AZ
and Is. The President will probably
remain a week or ten days. part of the time AT a
private house. The whole party Will probably
attend the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge. Last
night they went quietly to their rooms and saw no
ca lers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Ihe net earnings
Of the Philadelphia and Re iding Railroad Company FOR
April we're S75jI27 being gain as compared with the
corresponding mouth ast yarof S7535l The nct earn
iug- OF the Coal and lr0u Company for April were
$G2 OOO S33.7G9 more than for the spending
month Of last year
81 joins. y. b.. May 22-Ncws has been received
that the alb bsorpilOn OF the St john and Maine Railway
NV the New -i,runswick Railway Company was consum
mated in London Yesterday. The Ncw-Brunswck Com-
pany which iOusy controlled 3J2 miles Of railway
thus adds 81 miles 10 It's - stem.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-rh eighth amt ual convcn-
ton the Railway Car Accountants Association Of the
United states and Canada be at the Lafayette Hotel
to-day. The convention decided That no plan OF dcnur-
rage could be arranged.
VICTORIA Is. c., May 22.-The Coionist says 1t IA
ported that instructions have been received at Port
moody to stop all work the railway between that
point and Pit RIVER II is believed the OBJECT is to dl
Harbor and English ay, which affords easier ferry con
neclion with the Island railway und Victoria.
CoNCoRD y. H.. May 22-lt IS stated that the Boston
and Maine, tho Eastern and the Boston and Lowell
Railroads formed alliance to secure legislation
beneficial TO them the Of the Legislature
The two wish rcctncation OF the recent lease,
and the Boston and Lowell desires general railroad
been signed by several Of the Boston and Maine officials
The movement ID looked upon menace 20 the pro-
posed consolidation OF the lines comprsing the Central
system.
MILWAUKEE, May 22-Thc Wisconsin Central Railroad
T. making preparations to complete s extension from
Chippewa Falls Wisconsin, to -. Paul this season The
object is to share with the Chca.o st. Paul Minneapolis
and Omaha In the lumber business. The Northwest
country II well settled and produces l3600O0OO feet oi
lumber. and a prOpOrtOnate amount OF laths ana
shingles which are now nOated down the Chippewa Ia
the Mississippi which Will then be Oy rail 10
Minnesota and Dakota.
CHICAGO. May 22.-The passenger branch OF the Iowa
pool met to-day for the purpose OF reorganization. The
pool originally consisted Of tho Rock island, Burngton
and Northwestern roads. Last fall, however. the Wa
bash and the Milwaukee and st. Paul built luiO theiI
territory aud tno Rock Island Withdrew, dc'i hh- 10
have OF IN pooling arrduscnrut WtH com
peutors outside. The meeting failed 10 reach any con
clu- ON as the Rock Island rafuscd TO allow te h Vad-
kee and ST Paul equal percentage. Another meeting
WILL be held OH Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

BERLIN May PA Nhiiist cml-sary from Russia has
been arrested IN Souih Bavaria
PARIS Nav 22-Ihe Chamber OF Deputies has adopted
rho american Postal Services bll in a slightly modified
form.
LoNDoN. Nav 22.-In the chess tournament to-day
Mackenzie and Eugisch played drawn game.
PARIS. May o2-Prncc jerome Napol' has returned
to Pans from his visit to the ex-Emprcss Lu-cHie IN
FL gland.
BrnLly. May 90 The Vatican has replied to Prlssa's
contained IN II.
PARIS, May 22.-Tae Anarchist, Morphy, having re-
turned here after being expelled, was rearresed lie
had intended to found m Anarchist journal
LoSDOS, May 22-The Italian bark Luigi Car tain
Picasso bound for the United 5ates, Is ashore at Mary
port. she f. in dangerous position and IA unloading.
sIvIA Nav 22-The Hon. Major Evelyn Barring, q
member of the Supreme Council OF India, succeeds sr
Edward Malet as British Diplomatic Agent and Consul
General foT Egypt
GLASGOW. May 22-The yacht Marjorie which was
built by tie owner OF the cutter Madrc to compete with
the American yachts has made tIisl tip She showed
remarkable sltci.
LONDON. May 22.-The PaH MAI Go:eu> says that the
Japan Government has purchased the man.of-war now
ving I'm the TYNE which was originally intended for the
Chllian Navy.
BERLIN Nay 22.In the Rcchstag to-day Herr SchOlz,
Minister Of Finance refused to reply to question Of
Herr Johannscn Dane to whether Germans liyngin
North scheswlg who became Danes after the DANISH
war would be readInittcd German subjects they
drsired on grr JOhannscn'g persist dcinaudiug
rath left the House. stating that they would not pafuc
pate IN the debate
CAIRO May 22.-The Governor Of the Soudan has telc
GRABBED 10 the Khedive reporting that after the battle
Of Aprl 30 rebel forces pursued Vessels
luanded respectively by Hicks Pacha and Yelch lie
cul off tner retreat the passage OF the Nile. A
orty Of the native chiefs submitted to the Egyptians
ana The Governor Is sahgne the others Will follow Their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
lovop HEALED ny BURNING powDE n.

HONOR HEALED BY BURNING POWDER
NFNy-ORIEANs, May ~ 2-f1avld Todd, son or
tro Todd OF tho supreme tOuit and Joseph leye-c, or
gae duel thil morning near tins city Aet
eycbagng harmless shots at fifteen PAGES the arue e-
carcd themselves satisfied
ROBBED OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
posroX Nav 22.-Thc house of Alfred Cole AT
pncLdetd Village entered by burglars last night,
Who chorooIined" Mr. and Mrs Cole and stole soOOO IN
money. - ...
KILLING HER CHILDREN AND HERSELF.
NITIIAMsFIELp, Ohio, Nav 22.-Mrs. K. j: Ne
Mtie of Iindenyile. Ashtabula County, while insane
drownei her young children In well and Then look
poison and will die
A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER ROBBED
Portsmouth, y. H.. MAY 22.-GcOrgc NchieSln-
New-NuTk liquor concern.
T,'ve af hotel last night and this morning missed
$500 money. jewey and 'uaoeS IRON MS roon s"cS'
from Halifax has disappeared
NEW BUILDINGS FOR TUFTS COLLEGE
RcsToN Nav 1.-Two friends of TUFTS College.
who desire withheld have determined 10 make
t n the college OF TWO new buildings with funds ior tael
e,re md M In tenanCe one viii De q gymnasium.
Why THE CHILDREN DIED AT rEWkSBURH.
EosION May 22.-ln the lcYkSbury hearing to-
av Dr George Putney, assistant under Dr. lathtop at
hS Amshouse testified that the condition Of the institution
sea. ceanly lie attributed the large death rate IN lhe
founding hospital to overcro"uihs asAef IMAM 70 OA ue1|
ment and poor lara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

close the Exchange tomorrow. The Coffee Ex-
change Will be closed after the IL O'clock call.
The Mercantile Exchange has decided to close at
noon tomorrow.
The Central Labor Unions of New-York aud
Brooklyn have issued an address to the working
people of the two cities denouncing the trustees
for deciding TO open the bridge on the Queens
birthday and asking all good men and women IN
both cities to remember this latest insult of the
wOud-be aristOcratic element IN our midst and
not to assist by their presence az the opening OF the
bridge.
The dome Of the New-York Post Office VIII DO
lighted by electricity tomorrow evening.
Persons vhO wish to illuminate their houses or
places of business may find it desirable 10 use the
following recipe for the Bengal light. which IS
perfectly harmless and burns with bril- liant white
flame: ntre, one pound; sulphur, five ounces !;
suphuret OF antImOny, two and a half ounces; ruD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
SEARCHING FOR lyman.
PLACES WHERE He HAS uvED-DENIAL OF AN
ALLEGED INTERVIEW.

PLACES HERE HE HAS UVED-DENIAL OF AN
ALLEGED INTERVIEW.
"Yes," said F. Vala, dentist at No 1GS
ton, Dr Hamilton Williams did live with at one
time for about six week, bat owing to disagreement
he removed to No. 4J Bedfordave. When he first came
he told me that he had just arrived from Esmerada,
South and In subsequent conversations he con
fessed that he had participated in the socasc riots
I'm Russia, where he had been arrested, but had
made his escape lie also said that he had been sur
econ In the English Army. An Old lady and gentleman
whom he introduced his wifes parents were frequent
visitors but remember on occasion he introduced
a friend he had in the army IN England
height andgenera appearance his friend coresponded
with the description OF the man lyman. He expressed
and he SAID that IT was impossible to discover the per
petratOrs well was the plot planned and executed
II was learned that from No. 40 Bcdiord-1ve., Dr.
Williams moved TO No l59 WilsOnst On January l6
last Mrs. Williams took rooms the second floor IN the
house No. 1876 MllsOnst. stating that her husband was
a surgeon on one OF the Liverpool steamers William
Kay the owner and the occupant OF the house said
visited the house last Apn view Of making some
repaira Mrs. Williams refused to allow painter who
acco,onanied him to enter OF her rooms lie had
been old that on the day previous Whole tribe OF IN
grnts had arrived at the house. consisting OF clsnt
children and man and woman and th"t theT names ,
vnrc Pcrcy Mr.. Percy and ihls VIE win nVe chl
Jrc cfr he house In ten dnys, and went 20 i've al NO
i59 wson-st. At NO.. l59 wilson, It
wa, S eaTHs1 GVs children had lived there for e
and aGded he lady Of the house he often viss me
now and have met him very recently ~ nloaum"'t
Lsd NOT suGicisut room to accommodate 80 nauy clii
6ren d lie moved away from tie Eastern District" A.
hn.nf man Who Is supposed to know rynnn, and who
,vns in the Vicinity Of the OF Dr. Williams gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23

tlonan rang the bell and asked to the occupant o
the house After the visitors departure, the gthlch
admitted 10 he norter that his recent VISITOR Ws a
lish detective seeking Information apparently apou VI
past career Of DR.. Thomas Gallagher. now uhuoI r
in London. but he had also sought indirectly 10 Wsoo
how much he knew about Dr. Williams and Iynan o..
II has been stated that masses had Dern shlu az 80
AnthOny's Roman Catholic Church AT Grecnp9int lUI
the rcp0se the of Brady and Curey the fnuA
Park assassins. at the request and expense ol
The Rev. Dr. Loughran the pastor of That churs, NC
clned at first anything refusing TO cohnru VI
deny the statement. lie subsequently said thaI ~
would be the most natural tnlHS %v
such prayers to nave beth sdlu .
members Of his church who were in sympathy
and thar 1t was possible thing for name9 lyman
or Percy TO be member of his congregation WITHOUT LIS
knowing II. M ,r,,,,.,
General Roger A. Pryor sent letter to THE TRIBUNE
last night stating that he was authorized ana rcqstcu
bv Patrick J. i. lyman state that the reported inter
view with him printed in The brooklyn E0gle yesterday
afternoon entirely and absolutely fabrication ana
that opinions and statements attributed 10 lyman III
the article nave never been expressed by him 10 any
person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
MEXICANS And INDIANS FIGHTING.
STILL 80 rrprvGs FROM GENERAL Crook.

STILL 80 TGDINGs FROM GENERAL CROOK.
Ell PAso. Tex, May 22.-Thc Colonel III
command OF the Mexican forces I'm Paso del Nor.c has
forwarded dispatch TO The Times from Chihuaha, May
20 from Miguel Bouquet. After stain. that the indi'
ans who were at Punto De Los Magneyes killed several
persons the dispatch continues "Thcy sre now being
closely pursued by three columns who expect TO catch
them before they at Bab1cora. The Indians are
making for the sierra Madre MounaIsn from NachIner"
in sonora close 10 Babspe. We learn OF q fight The
Indians Numbering about 200, were attacked 10y the
Cnoucls Lorenzo Torres ANA LurcEO Garcia
There "a doubt that the Indians lost some killed oar
fnrcr. lost four killed and nine wounded or Genera
crook or whom yOu ask, have nor mad the least notice
came near forgetting 70 state that al hsSu'} - tue IN
dan1 cIprurrd his Old women, OF soldiers who
were travelling gaonc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
THE HARTFORD AND HARLEM

NEw-HAvES, Conn, May 22.-A hearing in
the the organization Of the Ilar ford ana iar
lem Railroad began this afternoon before the RslrOnd
CoInmis-oucrl The question Of the legality of the
ganzat0n Of the road was brought np IL was shown Ia
Ic evidence that $4,000 al been paid In Dec ubcr
% lss2 at a meeting of the directors. S2l.5OO by drt
on Ice, iIigsm~0n Co., 0f Boston. nud s2l 300 0y
check OF Lewis " Brown, Oi NcW-NOrk tty. No other
PAD money Wncn ~uD-cfblng for stock.
n was claimed by Simeon T. Baldwin. counsel for the
had been paid III, which amount was required by
law BE- pald H. and II was imma eral who paid inc
money lie SAID tlat, matter Of fact, nearly
OOJ 900 bad been subscribed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
PLOTS AGAINST LIFE AND PROPERTY

LIVERPOOL, May 22.-Ibe hearing III the case OF
the men who charged with having been con-
neced with the dynamite conspiracy was resumed
this morning. The proceedings consisted of the
Offering of evidence showing the connection of tho
prisoners with the explosion IN the Gasworks
Glasgow. Counsel for Deasy and Flanagan pro-
tested that this did not concern their clients
policeman testified that he followed OConnor
IN London on March a. and saw him examine the
houses OF Par lament and Westminster Abbey.
DUBLIN, May 22.-An inquiry is proceeding into
murder conspiracy which has been unearthed in
County Mayo. The first Glow 10 its existence was
obtained from person who was arrested with