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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-15
vIJANDE Y COMP. re...ls.. )

Concentrates -cOmisionistas giro de lstras
Agentas de Ia Lnea de yaporeA de olaups LarEina
- Comp. de Il C0mpania Catalana de YApOres
TrssaAaAntieoa.
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1.oS6,4O7-47

Total......... $685., 1886
TIPos PARA PRESTAMOs Y DESCUENTOS
Hasta cuatro meses plazo...... 6pS
Hasta seis id. id...... 10 p3
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Febrero IL de 1884.
El Contador INFERNO, F. MoLIEA.-V. B.
III Director acciden tai, JOSE CERRA.
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Gale del DepOsito nun. /. : Marina.

Casa de giros y comisiones. Importadores de
todas procsdencias Agentes de vapores Herrera
Inca de New-York De la Compania de SECURE
contra ncendios Hamburgo Magdeburguesa. D
gitimo Amargo de Angostura del Or. Soegr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-15
REAL DECRETo.

A propuesta del Ministro de Ultra
mar, de acuerdo con ell Consejo de Mi
nistros, y en- virtud de la autorizaci6n
que otorga q Mi Gobierno ell articulo SO
de la Constitution de la Monarquia.
Vengo en- decretar 10 siguiente:
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MULLENHOFF & KORBER.

Casa de giros comsiones. Dan avances sobre
frutos etc. Giran corta vista sobre Londres,
Paris Nneya-York.
CAMBIAN DINERO.
Aseguran contra incendios riesgos martini
Representa- las Companies Norte-Germanic
Lancashiere British Fsreign en- casos de ave
rias 4 los aseguradores de Hamburgo, Paris, Bur
deos, Nneva-Y York, Philadelphia.
Ageutes dc la Compahia MISREPRESENTATION
lie vapnrrs
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Gales. - SCuAndO Sc arregla-
ran? Este es ell clamor que donde
quiera Sc oye en- la Capital.
En- verdad que es bochornoso ell es-
tado en- que Sc encuentran la mayor
parte de nuestras Gales,
No Sc concibe este en- una poblacIon
de la importancia de la nuestra.
Excmo. Ayuntamiento: Sque hay de
arreglo de calles9
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Compafiia Chupany.-Esta rec
putada troupe acrobatica anuncia dos
notables fnnciones que tendran lugar
mafiana sAbado l6 y ell domingo II en-
ell circo Union instalado en- la Marina
Los programs son muy variados {
interesantes, tanto, quo obligan q augu-
rar un linsojero exito d la compania
Chupany.
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WIRE WHISPERS.

The ten percent reduction OF wages
ordered by Il. 3: Scott 4 Co., wire manu-.
facturcrs, OF Pittsburgh, has been accepted
by the employees and the works will con.
tinue in operation as usual. n
A body nearly destroyed by quicklime
and fire has been found buried in the
woods about one mile from the Soldiers
Home, ut Togus, Maine. 1t is believed to
be that OF Gabriel Labelle, an inmate OF
the home, who disappeared about five
months ago, and who is supposed to have
been murdered by another inmate. ~.
The Pittsburgh Penny Press stevenine
published report that the agents OF the
Pennsylvania railroad company were in
Pittsburgh buying Baltimore & Ohio stock
with view to electing an anti-Garret,
man President at the next annual meet.
ing. The movement is said to have been
on foot for nearly n year, and has been
pushed vigorously since President Gar
relt's death,
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Prcst, Studebaker Manui. Co,
Hunting Down tho Nance County Assassin.

Hunting Down tho Nance County Assassin.
OMAHA, NED., Oct. 27.-shcrif Zibbel,
OF Nance county, left this city to-day on
his way to, Mississippi after a man sup
posed to be George TurfIiyal, charged witt,
the murder Of Harry Pcrcival wife, and
child, and :Mcssrs. Band and MAR, in
Nance countyTa lew wccksrago. S!E!bbel
has received several tclcsr.ms from some
point in Mississippi about the man, and
seemed to feel rather confident that the
suspect is the murderer. lie took with
him requlsltion 20 the Governor Of Mis-
sissippi ior Iurnival. During the past
week Some developments have been made
in the mystery, among which is the dis
corery OF Mrs. Pereival's underclothing
which were found secreted in corner OF
the house, One piece was cut with knife
across the breast and looked rs ii it had
been torn from the body. Sheriff Zibbel
intimates that others besides Turniyal arc
implicated i'll the affair. q.
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TIE State Administration faction ofthc
Democratic party has long felt the need OF
OF an organ. Not satisfied with the IN
rEtILcgScER. which did the best it could
for them under the circumstances, these
gentlemen have done abrilliant stroke by
taking lhc encmy's keencst weapon out OF
his hand. This gives the. State House
faction, with which Mr.. Wilson trains,
the leading Democratic newspaper and
about all the strong Democratic news
papers in tho State. It leaves the other
faction without any eilectiYe newspaper
strength. ssfsy II
1t happens that tho "other iaction'''
builds railroads and helps to bring capital
into the State. It is composed mainly OF
men who find something better to do than
hold down store boxes and spit tobacco
juice at 4 crack ior the drinks. Seeing
that this clement OF the Democratic party
is left without an organ, and since the
State House clement has deserted the
lSrsLLlGEScEE for anewer love, the INTEL
LlGEScrR feels that it will have to pay 3
little kindly attention to the side which
has been left in the deal. II +,
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SEEMING SMALLS' DEFEAT.
South Curolinn Democrats to Revive tho
Shotgun Policy. M ..-,-ll

South Carolina Democrats to Revive tho
.. Shotgun Policy. 5 .'>i
WASHINGTON, D.. G., Oct. "a letter
has been received here from Congressman
Smalls, OF South Carolina, which states
that the Democrats are evincing a deter
mination to defeat him at all hazards.
Mr.. Smalls is the only Republican in Con-
gress from that State. There ought to be
Two or three more, as several OF the dis
tricts have IN actual Republican majority
OF several thousand. !, The Seventh Dis
trictwns1 made by bunching number OF
what are rcw known as the "black coun-
ties" in which the colorcd vote very
largely predominates. The Democratic
Legislature crowded so many people into
this district that it. has nearly twice as
many as any other in the State. 1t has a
clear Republican majority of from twelve
to fifteen thousand. For several years the
Republicans have been graciously per-
mitted to carry the district without seri-
Gus opposition. Now the Bourbons pro.
pose TO go back to rifles and red shirts and
add to their villainies by robbing them OF
even this. If they really set themselves
to it theyswill succeed .'on the face of the
returns" but ii the next Congress is Re-
publican it will doubtless see to it that the
will OF the people of the district is not
thwarted by such outrageous means,
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DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE


At Piedmont Il 1siE Fnilurc-Thc Character
: W Of the Affair.
corraponttncte Of u Latelligoscer. 81
e PIEDMONT, w. Va, Oct. 26.-Thc great
Democratic barbecue which had been ad-
vcrtised in two States and half dozen
counties, came OF here yesterday and was
a grand iizzle. The day parade by actual
count; numbered 204, men, women, and
children. At night the total in line in
Guiding three bands was 273; number OF
torches 1+7. The speeches were made by
Hons. W. L. Wilson, b. +. Martin and
others.
The Hon. Samuel J. Randall and other
speakers OF national rcnown, who were 30
very extensively advertised failed to put
in an appearance. 80
There was more drunkenness than was
ever known in this community. 4 num-
Der OF fights and q, cutting afrray took
place. It was most disgraceiul affair,
and in the language OF a gentleman on
locker, instead OF Democratic turn out
it was grand drunken lay out" W. i
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their ilints and try again.
To The Editor Vf the intt!ltce1lcer.

40 INC Eduof " NE lhttHtCtilcer. g. y. sr
S.r: Is it legal ior Judge Of election to
swear Il voter and take his oath to the fact
that he has been naturalized?
It is not legal. The laws Of evidence
require that the best proof Of which the
case from its nature is susceptible shall
be produced. The best evidence in this
case is the production OF the papers. These
must be produced for the inspection OF the
judges. We are informed that some
judges at the recent election allowed men
to vote who made oath that they ''had
their papers," when in fact they had only
their frs. papers. If the papers had been
presented us the law requires, the judges
could have prevented the wrong. We arc
about to have another election. Look out
for voters and their papers.
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SHE WHIPPED rnEw1DoWls.
Two Flirts Soundly Cowhided by :the Jenl-
-.-- OuA Wife Of I'M Encincer -l-L. q

ous Wife of nn Engineer. =
Trenton, n. j., Oct. 27.-The plucky
little wife of Engineer Myers, Of the Della.
ware, l.ackawanna 4 Western railroad,
distinguished herself and created no little
sensation at Hackettstown last evening,
by cowhldlng two young women who had
been flirting with her husband, Mrs.
White and Mrs: Trimmer are widows.
They are constant companions, and both
fond OF flirting as an innocent pastjme.
Nearly every afternoon, when The good
looking engineer would come into the de-
pot on his locomotive, they wouldbe there
swectly 10 smile upon him. He seemed
to enjoy the sly Irritation, and always had
soft glance to bcstow upon the widows.
The gossips, however, heard OF the Snort,
and his wife was informed OF her hus.
bands sly ways. She accordingly went
TO the station last night to meet the train.
She found the two other ladies were also
in waiting for her husband. Promptly
on time, in rushed the train. The widows
waved their handkerchieis. The wife
stood little in the background and be-
held her husband return the salntatiou.
with as sweet smile rs his smoke.be.
grimed face could twist up. With ewes
ilashing the angry wife than drew long.
thin cowhidc from the folds Of her dress'
and hurrying up, to the smiling widows,
laid the blows on their backs thick and
fast. First one and then the other she
cut across the shoulders with the cowhide. (,
Several bystandcrs tried 10 interfere but
the irate woman slashcd away at them
too, while passengers alishting from the
train stood astonisned and amused. The
husband hid himself from view in his
caboose. The cowhiding operation lasted
but a minute or two, when strong hands
held the little woman and relieved her nj
her weapon. While she was whipping
the two women she cried out repeatedly.
"iou ilirted with my husband, did YOU :,
Well, I'll teach you not to-. And tho
swish, swish Of the cowhide emphasized
her angry exclamations. 4 -
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!, Letter from the Corwin,s Captain

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. ga letter re-
ceived here to-day by Mr.. John Neil
hone, chief stenoprapher Of tho House OF
Representatives, from the father OF Cap.
tain Healey, of the revenue cutter Cor.
win, reports the arrival Of that vessel Mt
San Francisco, and says that during the
cruise in the Arctic Captain Healcy res
cued the crew Of a whaler and 4 posse OF
miners who were, on the verge Of starya-
ton; that he also sent boat $50 miles up
the kowgat river and brought back specii.
mems Of birds and plants, and photo.
graphs Of newly risen island OF volcanic
origin, adjoining Bogostolr.
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Now We see why Mr.. Alfred Caldwell,
Attorney Gcneral.clect, and his friends OF
this administration and the next, were so
iesirous OF catching Mr.. Bakers little bal
lot. They wanted to paint her red" and
make it desirable for him to sell, so that
they might hive an organ to play withal.
''VcriIy they have their reward" How
would Mr.. Caldwell do for editor? lie has
hal experience as brcvet editor, but it
was bad for the newspaper on which he
experimentcd. ..-.a h
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lie Shot Two Men md Was I,yuche,,

YASxros, D. T., Oct, o1-At St. Hell.
ena, Nebraska, twelve miles, from here,
John Philips, postmaster and deputy sher-
III Of Cedar county, went into ,ha country
to arrest q man charged with inccnGiar-
ism. The man resisted and fled. The
sheriff overlook him wien he was shot by
the fleeing man with fatal results and m.
other who had come to the slieriG's aid,
was also wounded. The citizens OF St.
Helena, when this was known, turned out
en- masse and brought the prisoner into
town and lvnched him. 5I25i s7 2
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Cut or From New York,

PHlLADELrIllA, Oct. o7.--Judgc Butler,
in the United States Circuit Court this
morning, read the opinion OF tho court in
the case Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany. The decision is. in favor OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the
court refusing to grant an injunction to 70.
strain the Pennsylvania Railroad from
abrogahng the contract with the Baltimore
& Ohio, with reference to the passenger
and express car service between baltimore
and New York.
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As the dispatches from the seat OF wal
read not long since, 'sreturns continue tc
come in slowly" In tjact they continue
not to come. With the aid OF good Dem,
ocratic friends who are also anxious OBJ
servers We. have revised the tables Of ma.
joFities. The best we can do for MI. vii,
son is. to give him ALL majority. There
may be more in The woods, but not much
more. Also there may be less. Those
patriots who believe that Bourbon con.
TROLLS not well for West Virginia have
good reason to be beencoumsed, and to pick
their llints and try again. E5-.--
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WEST MORNING, OCTOBER as 1854

ed, and Thus enable the people In each
prectnt TO aid the supervisors BY their cir.
GsnIat'on. Upon consultation with Judge
,tiiodgettr his Honor said that, to give the
llsts u non.pariizan organization for the
purpose stated, would be perfectly proper.
Accordingly the request will be granted
when the cai,vuss Is brought In. No
books, papers, or anything else will be
turned over to Republican, Democratic,
or other party under any circumstances.
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New YonK, Oct. o7-Mr. Blaine will dine
with Mr.. s."y. White, in Brooklyn, on
Thursday, and afterward attend the Acadc.
my OF Music meeting, when Senator Sher.
man will speak. Mr.. Blaine willattGnd meet.
ings atthe Grand Opera House and at ".the
fountain" ON Bedford avenue, brooklyn,
the same evening. Elaborate prepare.
tions are muking for the Blaine and Logan
parades OF Wednesday afternoon and Fri.
day evening That OF Wednesday will he
composed OF men representing every. Ex-
change and business in the city. 1t is ex.
pected that Mr.. Blaine will review the
10000 marchers.
\ novel feature Of Friday ni.ht's turn.
out will be sixteen-candle electric lamp
on the gold. helmet OF eac! OF the first bat
talon. The dynamo and engine will be
drawn on an cisht-horse truck. The cur
rent will be supplied through wire
rope grasped by the paraders,
formed n hollow square and communica.
ted to the lamp through wires running
down the arm.
The Capital City Club, OF Albany, the
1nvincibles. the Young Mems Republican
club, OF Philadelphia, and an organization
from Providence, Rhode Island, will par
ticipate. 5. ,is5-- ~
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JrpGE I'nASSoS, us it appears by the
record, is in accord with his party on the
,lormon question. The Democratic plat
form, probably having some regard for
"the otller hearts that would bleed" let
polysamy so unscourged. Judge Brannon
is in the habit OF declaring that he stands
On that 'broad platform" So it seems by
the record elsewhere quoted. There is
no room ior polygalny in West Virginia.
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AFTER all the singing and the wining
there were some Arion Club Germans
whom Judge Brannon didn't catch. 1t is
doubtful whethcrHho could do better if
he were to call around aud crack fresh
bottle or tap another key. There are Ger
man Republicans not so easily picked up
aj the Judge and his friends think. 5-
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Fatal Accidents In Tyler County,


Spfchl Dtpd!ch 70 the lnftllgtnctr. =. ~
PAnKEnsnvEG, WA, Oct. 27.-This
afternoon six-year-old daughter ,of Ma
than Ashcraft, near Middlebourne, was
told by her father to light a match and
bring it to him. She lighted it and held
It under her .upron. The match ignitcd
her clothing, which burned her to crisp
before she could be reached. A lad
named Kcnnich was kicked in the fore
head by q horse this afternoon, near Mid
dlebourne, and fatally injured. Sts.
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Tor His Missing yyIfc.

ToLEDo, O., Oct. 10. ". Leighton,
alandscapc photographer, is searching for
his wife. Hc had been unsuccessful in
earning enough to support his family, and
q few days ago Mrs. Leighton left him,
saying she intended to drown herself. He
found, however, that she had taken a
train for Sandusky. He followed, but
failed to find her, and he fears she has
been crazed by. her misiortunes, and is
either wandering around the country or
has drowned herself. She left luxurious
home to join fortunes with the poor artist.
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ST.. ST. PAUL, Oct. e7.-rhe jury in tho Por.
ter ,l' murder trial ri brought in q verdict Sat
urday Of murder in the second degree.
They had been out eighteen hours, and,
stood at the outset six for murder In tho
first degree and six for acquittai.s On the
tenth ballot the vote Stood. eleven for
murder in the first degree and- one ior ac.,
lulttal and on the fourteenth ballot tho
jury agreed. = l55 y 9isG Ge'E"'o, s'e
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indicted for Cnptniu pIcrce,, ,,u,,,o,,r. ,,,,,

MITCHELL, D. T., Oct e77.;-In the Dis
trict Court Saturday, the Grand Jury in
dictcd II. n. Lewis for the murder OF Cap
tain Pierce, City Marshal OF Mitchell, who
was shot last spring. A motion Tor a
change OF venue was overruled and a
special term for the trial OF the case will
be held about the middle Of December,
( Tor which term venire for 800 Jurors will
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Special N'pd'fh 70 the ln'elllgenctr. " n
SrEupEsvlLLE, Oct. 27,-There was a
large gathering OF Republicans at the wig.
wan this evening. The meeting was ad.
dressed by Hon. Benjamin Butterwortli,
Congressman elect, OF Cincinnati. Great
enthusiasm prevailed. tti,, K q a., x,
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Three Casualties ut n Rally.

Troy, n. y, Oct. o7.-At plattsburgh,
on Saturday, after the Democratic mass
meeting, Ole Anderson, Of Ferona, Clinton
county, was killed by the cars. Edward
Fountain was struck by q train and so bad
ly injured that he cannot live, and 4 man
named Becord fell while marching and
had his leg broken. 5 ,i,. .ij.lf So s
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Epte1o! VltpalcA % Ast 1Ntelll9clce. -.
STEUnESvILLE, O., Oct. ga fire at
Paris, Washington county, Pa. this morn.
ing destoyed the property OF Elias Fresh.
water, Israel Deebout, Stephen Watt and
Mrs. Dara buchanan. Loss $500, with
81 800 insurance. The entire village was
threatened. It was the work OF an incen.
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WHEN Council goes to the Legislature
asking to be allowed to hamper all the
city boards, somebody viii be there 10
show why tuch things ought not to be.
Council hasn't shown tho wisdom to deal
with the things it hath. WI, ,.,giiI
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I.OAt Mt SAu,

IoSpos, Oct. 27.-Scws eonirmatory OF
the report that the German bark Sonora,
commanded by Capt. spille, was totally
lost at sea near Ccralvo, and all hands
drowned, has been received. The Scnora
sailed from Acapulco for Corinto on Sep
tembcr 96. + (. $50 l.. u ,ef * q
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Is spite Of Mr.. Hendricks fierce assault
on the Republican party for not cmptying
the Treasury, us the Democratic party did,
John A. Logan is going to be the next
Vice President OF the United States.
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SAN FRAScIsco, Oct. o7.-The Arabic
brings Hong Kong adyices Of October |.
A swatow correspondent, under date Of
September %, writes that Roman Catho-
lie priests under French protection were
ordered by the Chinese authorities to
leave. When those at Chao Chu Flu had
left the place, the Chinese soldiers went
to their houses and destroyed everything
they could find. The mob destroyed not
only the Roman Catholic places OF wor-
ship, but those belonging to English Pres.
bytetian and other missions. The 5Wes-
leyan chapel at Chan Tsung, a large trad.
ing mart few hours journey from Can.
ton,was destroyed septembcrli by a mob.
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The lSrgLLlGEScgn Is unable to help
those persons who made bets on West
viryinla nnI whose money is tied up in
the hands Of Stockholders. Bets settle
nothing, md il is often hard To settle bets.
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a sleeper Turned 1,ottom Sid, III T.,

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Oct. e7:-At Genesee
Junction the sleeper on the West sho,r,c.,
train from this city was derailcd last night
and thrown bottom side up into the, oli
Genesee valley canal. The passengers
were badly shaken up, but none were Sc,
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IT Is with great regret that the INrELiI-
GxycEn parts company with Ills Bourbon
E:xrcllency the Governor. But he has
"lcarncd to love another" Perldious
man! 'hf,. lHf4H' WNun}r
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4 Suicide from Melnnch

spetial Dipateh 10 the ln.eiligenclr. S.-. 5.r
WEroS, Oct. eI-Burt Wright, aged
eighteen, suicided by hanging. He resided
on Gee Lock, six miles from Weston. It
is supposed the suicide was caused by mel
ancholia. }E '.-ssa5. z ~
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1snilrond Wrccker Arrested.

sTertos DVpd.tA % E3 lH<llgthte1. y - Z, p
srEunEsyILLE, O., Oct. o7.-Thomas
McEister, aged fifteen years, who attempt.
cd to wreck a passenger train ut Alinco
Junction, last night, was arrested and
brought to this city this evening. i,st Il Z.
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Parnen Accuses the Government.

LoSnoS, Oct 27.-In the Commons to-
day Parnell said he believed in case the
Government would direct inquiry into the
Mounstrastua murder case the Irish party
would be able to prove the innocence OF
four of the persons convicted OF participa.
tion in the crimes He maintained The
Government'had made no attempt to meet
the case rs presented by the Irish party,
liarcourt, Secretary OF State for tho Homie
Department, said nine OF the accused ad-
mitted guilt. It was certainly not the
duty OF the Government to review the
verdict OF the jury. .,.4@ s1f1.Gi-. +.