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present consideration of tie following reso'

pcoout Sousiucfotiouoi vi tLc iOhSWAu6 tooS
luton:
Resolved, That the House of Represents
tives OF the United States earnestly sympa
thizes with the Rt Hon. VIM. E. Glad
stone and bis associates in their efforts to
secure free Parliament for the people oi
Ireland and congratulatss the people Of
that hitherto unhappy country on
the prospects Of an early and successful
termination OF their long and patriotic
struggle for the right of loyal self govern.
ment.
Resolved. That the Speaker Of the
House be directed to communicate COPY
Of these resolution . Mr.. Gladstone.
Mr.. Cox, Of North Carolina, objected
and the resolutions were not received.
Gladstone Endorsed.
BUFFALO N. Y, April 9.-The Com.
mercisl publishes an interview with James
Mooney, ex.President of the Irish National
League Of America, Rev. Father Cronip,
one Of the leaders CT the League, Anselm
j. Smith, President Of the local branch,
and other prominent Irish Americans
They ell cordially endorse Mr.. Gladstone's
new Irish policy.
Mr.. Forster's Funeral.
LONDON, April 9.-The funeral services
over the late Wm. E Forster, took place
in Westminster Abbey to day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gladstone and Esrls Spsncer and
Rosebery were present
A Fatal Riot.
Lyons, April "a fatal riot occurred |
in this city to-day at Gironda silk mills
A sub project and Q number Of gsndsrmes
attempted to close up the chapel connect
ID with the mills, and we're resisted BY the
operatives and local residents, aud an
,pen fight ensued. The populace, the
nsjority portion OF whom are women, used
tones and sticks. and the soldiers used
heir firearms. One woman was sho,
lead, and number were wounded. The
ub-preiect and three Of his gendarmes
'ere wounded.
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WHEEIING " VA SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL TO- 1885,

complete list of the killed Estrevan Her
nandez, Librado Guerra, Ricardo Gonzales,
Roman Rodriguez. Mexicans, and C. Bur
dette and Gregori Sanchez, Americans.
Twelve wounded men were found yesterday,
at least four of whom are thought to be
mortallY injured.
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The Parkersburg sentinel.

PAREEEssrRG W Va, April "a re-
liable rumo- is current here that Horner
and Nsjo- ". ". Jackson, publishers Of
the Park rs5urg Seatinel, have dissolved
partnership, Horner purchasing jackson )
interest
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Found Dead ia ned.

CLAMSGToS, O.. April 9.-Mr. Josh"
Brown, Of this place, was found dead in
bed on Monday last, and bis vile 10 frantic
with grief ever since and iesrs are enter.
tanned that che will become insane. The
death Of Mr.. RrowD wss very sudden. He
vas we'll aud enjoying himself the day be-
fore
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soorrs EnUIsIos or pUxE

Cod Liver OIL, with Hypopbosphitss.
IL Excellent In Lung Troubles.
DR. ESocH GALLOWAY. LsGrapge, Ga
says: Il have used Scotfs Emni..ion with
wonderful tucces, N slI Lups t,oubles;
also find it has DC equal In Summer Di
rLaes OF Children"
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COURTESY TO CHINESE MINISTERS

Ordered by the Authorities at Washing
ton Obeyed.
WASHINGTON, April 9--The acting Sec
retsry of the Treasury has received tht
following telegram in regard to the alleged
discourteous treatment Of the Chinese Min
listers:
SAN Francisco, CAL April 8.
Secretary Of the Treasury WashingtO"
d e.
Department letter OF the 23d ult., was
promptly communicated to Surveyor with
instructions to accord all facilities tc
the Chinese Embassy. No discourtesy has
been shown them. On the contrary unus
ual Indulgence was extended. They were
speedily landed without Identification or
evidence Of their official character and
without credentials, as required by section
l3 Of the restriction act. The Chinese
Consul at this port ueither gave to his
Office notice OF their arrival nor made ap
piication for facilities. Complaints that
proper courtesy was withheld have not
come TO my knowledge.
Signed j. d. HAYES,
Collector.
San FRANCIsCO, April 9.
Hon. {. S FdTchitd, 4ctiag Secretary
ofhe Treasury:
The Chinese Embassy arrived in sd.
vance Of time. Every facility in the laud
was extended. No discourtesy was shown.
They made no complaints. They landed
by direction of the Collector. Before lsay
ing the ship the Envoy expressed thar ks to
the Surveyor in charge for courtesy shown
him and invited the Surveyor to call upon
him at his hotel. Comments Of Eastern
papers are not warranted by facts.
rSiRned JOHN s. HAGER,
Collector.
ISRAEL LAwToN,
supt. Of Mint.
W. j. TISYIN,
Surveyor.
Copies OF the t. lie grams were furni she d
to the Department Of State and t. the
Chinese Minister q. Washington.
Manning at His ONCE.
AbhlNOIONi hPti ''
said this morning that no particular change
had occurred in Secretary MsnniDgs condi
ton during the past lev days and all thai
can be eaid oi the case to-day ia, he is very
much improved in health aud was able to
spend several hours at his Office to day.
Secretary Manning continues to in
prove slowly. He is very anxious to sit ~
again and the doctor told him he would o.
low him to do 20 tomorrow.
Another Arbitration Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 9.-Senatol
Ingalls,, by request, introduced q bill Il
provide for the appointment OF q Board o
Arbitration to examine and settle differ
snces between railroad companies and thei
employees.
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DETAILS or TINE FIGHTING

In Which the Depoties Fire On the
Strikers.
ST. LOUIS, No, April 9.--Since the rail-
road employees in East ST. Louis ceased
SOck in support Of the striking Knights
on the Cod system rumors of riots aud
Sloodshsd have early gained sircu :
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With teeth al stained, and loose. ] thcuzht
That nothing could be begged o. bought
To cure them, and ! cried, in pain.
"Oh. vould that they we're good sgainr
At last. let Songs and praise 70 roan5,
A cure in S0z0D0Hf ! f3andi
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Doue I'm Six Months.

That coil OF hair on the back Of your
head, dear lady. II is better than nothing
and deceiyes nobody. In six months or less
from to-day you may dispense with il il
you are inclined to give Parkers Hair
Bslsam fair tIial. Cleanses the scalp, re
stores color, delicious dressing. Not
dye, not oily, elegantly psrfumed.
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"F#E baby is ,lespiDg'-at last yes!
Bat she would not have slept, nor would
her mother, had not the fond parent been
iadaced to Try DR. BulIs Cough Syrup: 1t
cures the croupy cough that sounds 20 hike
nsils being driven into the child's CONN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10

EKv YosK, Apnl s-Ths basissss isil.
ures during the last ssvsp days rspoyted %
r. @. Dan 4 Co, member Ior tbs Usitsd
States l73. and Tor CAnsds ~ sgsisst .
total Of ia lsss week and 27l The vsek
previous Ths failures ere fehs % eyay
ssctioa Of ths cssntry exeept In IL Wsse
ssd Pacific States and CesA1A, vb0s -
numb~ % rsp med - sbsvs ~ ssesa&s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-10

SALVATION On, the greatest pain cur on
EARN, Is guaranteed to effect a cure where
1t Is possible for the seat Of the disease to
Se reached By Eniment. Price 25 cents
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At sssannsS. GA-caissga u; ssNs-
nah, 8.
lsics, s.
Al Bsldsss. h,.-Bsssa Z; Basi
A kssse aA-Nassa 10; csl.n.
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MORE BLOODsHED.

MORE BLOODSHED,
Deputy Shsriffs Maddsnsd by the
HOwling Mob
Fire Two vOlIeys From Their Win
chester Rifles
Into the Crowd, Instantly Killing
Four Men
And MortaIly Moundlng a Woman
Wild Excite ment
Ssizss the Mob, Who Run Through
the Streets Crying TO Arms"
And Shouting for Rsvsnge---They
XIII a Deputy
And Burn Four Freight Cars---An
Innocent Man
Killed by Excited Deputies Flssir 9
From the Strikers.
Eight Companies of Militia Ordered
to the Scels.
md East st. Louis Assumes a
Warliks Aspect.
Strikers Inflamsd by an Incsndiary
Speaker,
Ind Almost Beyond Control of ths
Knights Leaders.
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The Texas Situation.

LAREDO. TExIs, April Sat daylight
yesterday morning the Federal troops
withdrew from the city, nc disturbance
vhsteTer having occurred daring the night
By .. p. the city had apparently assumed
its usual business aspect and the day
passed quietly. Since the dispersion Of
the rioters on Wednesday evening bT ths
United States troops. nct sn armed citizen
has haen seen on tee streets. A bitter
feeling, however, exists between the tvC
political parties snd the least over &C
would fan It into fame. Following ia {
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and wss in the midst of an appeal to the
B,ob to follow him TO the Ohio and Missis-
sippi depot to hunt for Deputy Sher.""i
when John ". Hayes. member Of the
General Executiyel Committee Of the
Knights Of Labor, and Knight OF Labor
Brown arrived from this side. Mr.. Brown,
who travels with the General Board
in the capacity of knights of Labor orator
and lecturer, mounted the stairs leading to
the police station, and yelled at the moi
for attention, but the inturisted men an
swered him with hang the cursed dep
uhesl kill them Mr.. Hayes, who wa
standing at Mr.. Browns side
turned to q prominent knight and asked
hr to introduce Mr.. Brown tc
the mob IS he representative Of the Gen
eral Executive eopRittse. The m nr
piled in q frightened msaHey; y !
they'll hang me-" Brown turned on b
and said: Yes, If you don't they ought
hang yog." Then turning to tn
mob, which kept up tie cFy to "hilll K |
and burn!" Brown began
As INPAsSoSED APPEAL FOR QUIET,
/ Iav snS order and by the sheer force of hi
earnestness Fizeted the attention o
the crowd. but Only Eor s feV
minutes at time, for they would brssl
away from the spell of his elcquence an
take up their revolutionary yslls He said
! "MEx AND BRorHERs:-For Gods SAX
keep Suist implose you in the name @
humanity. in the ba.e q the great orde
, of the Knights Of Labor, In ths ssne {
, every law both of the order and your cour
/ try, Tss.rsin yourselves and do no violenc,
!, Remember, thak zen are our sworn brotl
, ers. Do not forget that you are knight
AID that you ars pledged to obey the Law
Of the order sn5 the commands OF you
committed"
At this point DW5er broke in Wit
"Yss, Why don't you talk for Jay Goul'
and be ioas vith it. They shoot our me
down, and you ash us to be quiet. ] 50
, hang theml" The crowd took up Il
words, crying, "Burn, kill and shoot
TIE IScENDIART soUELCHED.
Btoun pointed his finger at Dwyer 81
: asked him, "Are you knight of Labor
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WAsHneYox. April s.-Mr. 0Neil, Of
Missouri, asked unanimous consent tor the
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Btoun pointed his finger at Dwyer and
asked him, "Are you knight of LabOrP"
Fair play., 1886-08-07
LATE s!E VS. ITEMS.

Ix the Senate OH The ID a con inueh dis
agreement was reported on the Sunirv
Civil appropriations Till. The Senate IN
sisted on its ,iiSl crreinrntS ana further
conference was ordered. The House bill
relating to taxation of fractional parts OF
a gallon .,f distilled spirits. was amended
and passed. y bill providing Tor the IN
spec'ion "f tobacco. cigars ani snuff was
passed: ais" hill for tie relief OF VIM.
II. heei'r. OF h"n'u' ky, ani bill Tor the
eohs''" ION "' 'i'e' across 'iie ~ - us
~ e' '''''n '''' i''">t 'he '''' I" ~. '">'
''e nav i'>'i''''' "''"
49, :;
,,rroa,n.,, ma, r.,,ar,aI a., w., s,,,av
c., ,,i1i al ,r,,,, ,,,.a,.,,,,. or.
I,raJ lain, r,,ni,,ior wa. "a pro-
viding temporarily until Angus " FOR the
| expenditures e tie G"vei n"',r. l h"e'
the call of States Mr.. 'aEer. "'
New York. offered re'oil:.
Ion which proved I" he stump
paper containing Il severe a'ai. hi''eh' 81
| ne iei'o'r''i' r'aJfhN III am
Nv i'''''''>' "''' -, ,.,,,,.
WAS Oh i'io''"ii "' .H'' :.I',
,j 20 ,,i,hr
l.. nm ,-.. ,,os.,,5 ;,,a.iu- tha peu-
.;o,, t.,;o,.Io.t :, H., ar m
arm IN tn. s.r,ir.
| THE President has sal.,i :he uleomar.
carine liH.
FlTz .I.uy pnrrrrlaS lern confirmed
as Colonel in the Unad S':'rS army.
A GERMAN iir.n. i'i> said. has CHAINED
Ian eight wears u,iopolv fer supplying
rails for japanese .ii"ay-.
MAYOR HAnR1s' was witness for the
Fair play., 1886-08-07
Miscellaneous I.c:M>.

The preparations fr the fail festivities
In 81 Louis are progressing. aud there
Will be six weeks of continual carnival
\ gas holder exHlo,kd in -. Louis few
days ago. shatteriug the windows OF AL
the houses in its vciniy. and causing sew
e:ai thousand iollar>'worth of damage
The bodies of Paul Dzorak and Joseph
Masz!t>ky We're takei from the river at
~. Louis few days ago. Both had been
accidentally browne. Another BODY.
nnnientitied was recovered the same dav
Nil!etf Chambers. a,ei twen'v-six. was
taken to the hospital Il Kansas city Il lew
davs ago suffering fran severe injuries.
tn result of having ben buried under a
LOT OF icos. earth Will working in an ax-
cava'ion for the Belt rad. The physicians
Of the hospital fear that his internal in
lur."S are of such a character as will re-
suit fatally. Chant hes is from Iniiana.
mad been in Kansas CITY about three
months and is unmarried.
J. ". Hardin. a w.l!-known grocery.
keeper Of Sedaiia. committed suicii.
. few days ago by shooting HIM
self in the head with revolver.
Some three years ago Hardin was
sijudgei insane. but he reCained his rea-
son. As was supposed, and resumed his
tIsiness. Recently lie has been acting
neerly. and for several DAYS past those
Most intimate with him had considered
h N insane. He was permitted 70 carry
wap rs, however. and the end came " hen
b. killed himself in his own store He
ldlve> wife and I've children.
-. Louis gets the nexc stngerfe,t.
An unknown man. suppO>t / "a he the
t.iior named Peter Palson. walked into
Missouri river a. s.. Joseph a few davs
j - in full view OF at least two hundred
reple. He was drowned before anyone
cclld get 10 him. His action was mos.
deliberate and preine ,itacei suicide. the
II son OF which can noc he explained AZ
present..
BE bondsmen OF Thomson. the alb
scmding bank cashier OF $. Louis. have
male proposition 10 settle their liability
for -. .oa. hut they wan, ali documentary
evi,ence against Thomson surrendered
to ITEM.
Fair play., 1886-08-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
A VEIN of natural gas has; ieen disco
roll in Cclumaf Comfy N iScnnSin

A VEIN of natural gas has; ieen disco
cred in Calumet County. Wisconsin.
GOVERNOR IRELAND of Texas has
written letter to Secretary Bayard stat
ing that if the General Government does
not redress the wrongs inflicted by Mexico
on citizens of Texas, the State can and
will redress her own wrongs
One THOUSAND carpenters anI joiners
at Port Chester. n. V, are locked out.
The French Government has assured
England that as soon as the present emer-
gercy is passed the French troops will be
withdrawn from the New lfebrdes.
RrpoLPH SCHULTZ. n German gardener,
committed suicide at Peoxia, ILL.,, on the
:0th, by hanging.
GENERAL DABNEY II. MARRY has been
appointed United States Minister to CO.
lombia.
PuELIc PRINTER ROUNDS has formally
resigned, and will 80 into the newspaper
business at Omaha.
THE bill for the public building at
Sprin gfielJ, No., has been sefoel hy the
President.
THE Wvando,te lKas.) train wreckerS
have been held for trial in the District
Court, without bail.
THE train of ten coaches bearing the
Iowa, Michigan and New Jersey delesa-
| tions to the G. A. r. enc aInpment. and
| also Senator Logan and Governor Alger
| OF Michigan, collidei with an engine at
Echo. Utah. on the night of the :nth.
wrecking both engines. No one was hurt
| except one of the firemcn. who was slight
| ~ bruised.
T. W. BRorHERToN is the nominee for
| Congress of the Fourth Ohio district Re-
publicans.
4 SLICK swindier has worked Albany IN.
" foundrymen extensively on WORTH
less facing" mixture.
THE balloon Tcrpilleur. which left Paris
on the evening OF the 9th. descended
safely in London on the morning of the
| 5e,h
The presence of newspaper correspond
ents at the autumn military maneuvers OF
| the Austrians in Gallicia has been for
| hidd.n.
THERE were 1a1 failures in the United
States and Canada during the sew en- DAYS
ended the :oth. against total of lS4 for
the preceding like period.
GLADsToNE'S visit to the Queen a. Os.
borne on the 3nth was for the purpose
of submitting Il list of honor> which il
is customary for a retiring premier 10 be
stow.
THE official valuation of railway prop
erty in Missouri i S42.>i..aaai Is. an in.
crease in one wear Of Sl.>.4.ie2.l..
| BRAKEMAN PORTER was killed on the
;ath. in a railway accident at Blutfton
Ind. and Engineer Sipple was terribly
| scaided.
| REFERRING 10 the fishery question the
London Times saws. as p last resort. the
controversy can be solved only by arbi-
tra,ion.
GOVERNOR MARMApvKE of Missour! has
| ccnmuted the death sentence Of John T.
ieabo. of Bates County, 70 Imprisonment.
for life.
PETER NCoN.S died of sunstroke a.
Memphis. Tenn. on the G0th.
The principal business ouses Of Thoy, :.
son. Ga.. were hUrnel on the 18Th. Loss
] 81, 80: insurance. SO ooo.
Fair play., 1886-08-07

TBr p,rants of Eliza Armstrong. who
Toured in tho Pan Nail G,zet,. scandal in
London. will. il is said. sue the proprietors
for ~, 40, DAMAGES for libel
THE aourina mills of Euck e. Hoff in
Manchester. Va. burned on the 3Jth, and
the Old Dominic; cotton mills were par
TALLY DESTROYED. Loss. 20. .Ol1: insurance,
$500.
Fifteen cases of sunstroke Were report.
ed in New York on the 30th, two fatal. 4
slight shower in the evening cooled the
atmosphere for an hour or two.
ABRE LIsZr died at midni ght of the 3lth.
at Bayreuth, aged seventy five.
NATHANIEL X. DAWSON, of Alahama
has been nominated by the President as
Commissioner of Education.
THE Senate rejected the nomination OF
". c. Matthews, OF Albany, \. Y, as
Recorder of Deeds for the District OF
Columbia
CONSIDERATION Of tho NicaraGuan
treaty has been postponed until Decen-
Der.
The grand jury at Santa re, y NJ mas
just returned two hUndrei and one indlc'-
ments against sw!nd!ers OF the ''overh-
Haeh'.
FIRE destroyed the No. MIL oi 'he III
dian orchard MiliS Company ~ spring
he!d, Mass, on the "lst' i"9-' H'"'
lhE haptis' ohhreh al 81. .i'!l' ''' 's
wrecked with dynamite on 'h' "is'' u" III
10 bad blood cngenhere'i 10y me tIu>aie VI
the La" anu 'ihef League.
ihE eS'i'ia'e" decrease III 'hc P"'t''
4 ,AA
debt Tor Jaiv Is SSf''','"'.
HENRY AED bEtchtf ie'iu'e ''"'
III Ehsiah" Is saia 10 pe i'i''he ''.'.
Fair play., 1886-08-07

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Aug. In the
Democratic Congressional convention
here yesterday. after the regular business
was over. the following resolution reia
tive 10 recent Mexican outrages, was
unanimously adopted;
WHIEEt>. From recent occurrences IN th-
Republic OF Mexico. Il appears that Am eri-
can citizens r"-!'i:Il- aGI tl.iuE the. u ave
suffered violence from the hands of the cIti-
zer- an! officials OF MeAl,o. and
WHEREAS We believe Il the duty nf .fs
American 'roverIancnt 20 uphold the ia.
and project the ri-ift- ~ oar citizens IL,
" what.ycr lhni and now w-uevcr humble they
may b.. from violence anI on; aga that NAV
b" pernetratel on them. and 20 rn-an .vrrv
in-ul: 90 oar ;ia- sy foreign power or in
IuTis : ;o any Of our CT Zsr-, whether native
or adopted. therefore. h,- II
E"-"}rs", That wc call upon the Pr.-itlen,
o' the nitr'l states 20 tax. prIrig5. action
for the release uf CUTTING. now .fnprI- 1rcd in
Mexico. and 10 demand from the Mexican
GOv"rnInenttH" punishment OF the murder
-Ts oi the naturaliz"ti citizen. En-urc> and a
full -sti-iact. On ant indemnity TO lie pai,! TO
Ms family
Fair play., 1886-08-07

LAREDO. Tex. Aug. l.-Goyernor
lrc.and'> dispatch 20 Secretary BayarJ
t.enaniiu. federal interference in the
Eac!e Pass case. and threatening action
on the part OF the State of Texas unless
the United states acts promptly. causes
intense excitement not only in this CITY
oGt across the river IN New Laredo. Mex
leo, where it i considered as equyalen.
10 a declaration nt war. Politicians on
this >i.;e Il The Rio traude look OF i, a.
a grand lid for the United States Sena-
tor. hip. and it will 10 DOUBT Erve
much weight in thar respect.
Fair play., 1886-08-07
MISSOURI STATE NEWS,
The school Fund As Distributed BY the
Superintendent of Public Instruction.

State Superintendent, OF Public lns,ruc-
tion ". L. Coleman. has just COM
p!e:eI his annual appCrtionrnen- OF the
sch ool revenue Of the State for The comm :
year We give below the statement bv
counties, as prepared ty him:
Fair play., 1886-08-07

MIR. THOMAS ELLISON, one OF the editors
=, ,be Liyerpool Post. and known in COM
mercial circles in Europe AMI Am erica as
the great cotton statiSticiin, Is IN WASH
ipcton. He called on the President on the
9th, in company with toloiH! Swi'zier,
chief Of the Bureau of Statistics.
Fair play., 1886-08-07

THE delay of the Mexican Federal Gov
s,nment in delivering up Cutting is said
~ he due to the fear on their part that in
,.,.o they interfere the tiovsrnor of Chi
h,,bua will also rebel, thus making n
general insurrection all along the border
ss once. that would not be easily oueilei.
Fair play., 1886-08-07

LOUISE MICHEL and other Socialists are
10 hc tried at the Seine assizes on the 18th
for exciting to piliage and murder at a re-
cent meeting.
Fair play., 1886-08-07

INFORMATION has been received at the
Treasury Department OF the death AT
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. on the night of the 9th
cf Charles r. Conant, who was assistant
Secretary of the Treasury under Secretary
Hr;stow from 1S.i 10 lS...
Fair play., 1886-08-07

IHE crofters of TREE, Scotland, have
resolvcd to offer no resistance TO the force
at marines sent to restore order in that
island
Fair play., 1886-08-07

SERIOUS rio.ing took place at Belfast on
The n! Ght Of the :;lst and on the lst. One
person WAS killed and a large number
wounded.
Fair play., 1886-08-07

H,I.H. Prince FrsHlMI. of Japan and
suite. who are travelling in this country
on their way home from Europe. arrived
in Washington on the 18th. and were the
guests of the japanese Minister during
their stay. The Prince was formally pre-
.ap.ei TO the President on the 18th.
Fair play., 1886-08-07

III. l.. GILMER, a painter, on the 2sth
identified Spies as the man who lit the
fuse in the Haymarket lChicaIo) riot and
Schnaubel as the man who threw the
bomb.