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SUMMONS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of aenne-
- pin District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trict.
ElRene NJ. Wilson: plaintiff. against Charles F.
Brush ana the Brush Electric Company, de.
PENDANTS.
The STATE OF Minnesota to the aboye-named dc.
PENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
said complaint has been filed with the clerk OF
this Court, and to eerve copy OF your answer
office in the city Of Minneapolis, in the county
of Hennepin and State of Minnesota. within
twenty days after the service of this summons
upon yon, exclusive OF the day Of such service,
and II you fail to answer the said complain:
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will take Judgment against you and each
of you for the sum of five hundred twenty
two dollars aud sixty three cents (S522.63), with
interest thereon since December LIST, 1855, to-
gether with the COSTS and disbursements of
this action.
Dated August IL, A. ID. 1888.
WILSON & LAWRENCE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys Minneapolis, MINI.
23a to 242 Boston Block
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
= pin fss. District Court. Fourth Judicial
District.
Fannie ". Kelly. plaintiff, against James w.
Kelly, defendant.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named de-
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer tho complaint Of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action. which complaint has been
fled in the office Of tho clerk of said District
nepin and state Of Minnesota. and to serve q copy
of your answer to said complaint on the sub
scriber at his Office. in the city Of MINNEAPOLIS,
after service of this summons upon you, exclu-
siye of the day OF such service; and if you fail to
answer the said compls int within the time afore-
Court for the relief demanded in said complaint
together with plaintiff costs and Disbursements
herein. M &c
OA''N N'As'7'' ~ - '>' THOMAS CAVITY,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY. Minneapolis, MINI,
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Henne,
= pin, So. District Court, Fourth Judicial
District. f,
Bertha F. B1enton against plaintiff, Oscar s.
Brenton, defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which complaint he's been
fled in the Office of the Clerk Of said District
Rennepin. and state of Minnesota, and to serve
q copy Of your answer to SAID complaint on the
subscriber, at his office, in the City of Mime,
apo!is, in the said County Of Hennepin, within
you, exclusive of the day of such service; and
If you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this actlor
in SAID complaint, together with plaintiffs costs
and disbursements herein.
Dated August 9th, A. d. 1888.
JOHN II. STEELE,
plaintiffs Attorney ~ inneannIjs Mimi
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SUMMONS.

y pin-ss district Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
Sarah A. Relyea, Plaintiff, vs.. Charles j. Relyea,
Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT: You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer he com plant of the plaintiff in
the above entitled action. which is filed in the
Fourth Judicial District in and for the county
of Hennepin and state of Minnesota, and to
serve copy Of your answer to the said complaint
said county within thirty days. after
the service Of this summons upon
You exclusive Of the day Of such service, and if
You fail to answer the said complaint within the
ply to the court for The relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated st Minneapolis, Minnesota. July Is.
1883.
MARCUS P: HAYNE, Plaintiffs Attorney,
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"A. O.. H. DIREc TORY.
5.NATIoNAL .OFFICERa.

NATIONAL OFFICERS. s
M II w1LHERE, N D, Philadelphia, Pa.
McNEILIs, n S, indianapolis. Ind
PATRICK HINES, n Z, Greenport, N 7.
National Dircctors-Joh w. McGreevy, r. J.
O'Connor. n. Carthy, Cornelius Horrigan, r.
J. Convey.
\. STATE oFF1CERs-N1NNEsorA.
STATE SKURETARY-G. N. Gilman, Of Morris.
STATE TREAsURER-W. J. Murphy, Of st.
Cloud.
TNsuRANoE SECRETARY, T. NJ. Ryan, of Anoka.
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SUMMONS.

MARCUS P. HAYNE, Plaintiffs Attorney,
s Mackey-LeEg Block. Minneapolis, MINI.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Henne-
= pin, ; So. District Court, Fourth Judicial
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SUMMONS.

I. ATwA.TFR,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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Sheriff $ Execution Sale:

PLAINTIFFS Attorney, minneapolis, MINI
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
y pin }ss. District Court, Fourth Judicial
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mNsEApo11s. HEsNEp1N COUNTY.


County Delegate-John Graham.
President, Patrick O Brien; vice president, Jas.
Martin; recording secretary. William Davy; imam
cial secretary, Edward W. Smith; treasurer, W. S.
Carey.
aRAOEvnLE. BIG STONE COUNTY.
County Delegate, M. J. Mcdonnell.
President, T: Fl. OHara; vice president, r. T
Grove; recording secretary, M, f. Sullivan; fnan-
Strong insurance secretary, Geo Rowels; meet
LIST sunday of every month.
81. THOMAS. LIE sUEuR COUNTY.
County Delegate, John sheshy, Montgomery.
President. Correlius Kilduft, St; Thomas; vice
ing secretary. james Ronayne, st Thomas;
financial secretary, Dennis Connolly; treasurer.
Henry Reagqn:o m
president Dennis Shea; recording secretary,
James Foley; financial secretary, VIM. Terry;
treasurer, Dennis Shehan; insurance secretary,
..........: address, Le Sueur, MINI; meet Cd
01 Division N No. 5. Monteomery--J R stratton,
president; DR.. Geo. Kelly, yice-president; John
s hefe1
Cannon, insurance secretary; meet I'd Sunday IN
month.
GREEN ISLE, sIBLEY COUNTY.
County 2e7ss ss!s; III J. Megss n1a.;aant
cal secretary, Thomas Koran; treasurer, Thos.
Moran; insurance secretary. VIM: Neavin; meet
:. =. :. ......... Of month.
WINONA. #S
President, CD Flynn; vioe-president, Jos. Cal.
laehan; recording sscretary. Rock t@Tancial
sscr sSEsn ReTaR - q eesnss
1st ga and Tuesdayso OF monlh. 81, e 4 5t
BELII PLA1NE. SCOTT oouNrx.
Z County Delasate, 3 7 Leonard, shalkopee;
Division No: 81 ;fresitsnt. 9E: e: b Msloney'
ia S06slo ~, se3s1 HFKit
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BOOK NEWS
diem
CATARRHAL DaseERs.
Philadelphia

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snck mp the poison that is undermine and de-
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should be the object Of all afflicted But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians despair Of
relief or cure.
SASFokp's RADICAL CURE meets every phase of Ca
tarrh. from simple head cold to the most loathsome
and destructive stages 1t is local and constitutional
Instant in relieving permanent in curing. safe.
nomical and never-failing.
SANFORDs RADICAL CURE consists OF bottle of the
RADICAL CURE. one box of CATARRHAL SOLVENT and
one IMPROVED INHALER, all wrapped in one package.
with treatise and directions and sold by all druggists
forsl.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston
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King Milam's Escape.

From the New York Sun Cable.
story from Belgrave, not altogether reliable.
makes the position of the king Of servia appear a
rather uncomfortable one. 1t relates that after
the harum-scarum speech with which King Milan
opened last Skuptchina, q glass Of water was
placed before him by his prime minister, R,stics.
Thus far the story is known to be true, and It Is
also true that q few days afterward Ristics had
ceased TO govern.
The doubtful part Of the story declares that the
King seized the glass, looked suspiciously at the
the closing OF the sitting carried it away 10 a
chemist, who informed him that the contents of
the glass would have Caused a vacancy on the
obnoxious monarch, II, indeed, he had any such
plan, would have been no new thing in Serv1a,
whose rulers have quite frequently had their
careers Violently shortened. -
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rHE Dlsrnucr MILITIA.

AnE W13xkuCK M1kHlHAs
CAaogeo IN sAo nam 60 - Doos0oni.
10a100s
hnroArD m I'm snsAn To-DAY VIM viv1 90.
NOM on IN ORIGINAL n1Ascn1 sf11cxu ocf.
The bin to rsoryan,zs the psserict miiitia. which
H. Hawiey to-day reported In tn Senate. u an
exact copy OF that pending In IL Aouse. The same
Is the bin recently introduced BY Gen Hawiey.
except that nve sections q IL original are
omitted Thsy wers, In the fogmee btll sesaon
II relating TO the appoantment and reduction q
non-commissioned oflcers; section a, requiring
persons enlisting 70 take The oath q allegiance;
section %. that property issued, which becomes
unnt for use and b condemned, shan b dispoeed
OF - the Secretary OF War may direct: section -
providing that ofncefs and soldiers q the militia
shall Be excused from duty only upoa surgeons
certificates. and section 81, relating 70 minsan
courts.
These sections related 70 routine Of military du-
and 70 shorten and ampuU the BIN The sections
were cut out.
GEN. oRDwAY BEYoas I'm ooxusrK2
Gen. Ordway appeared before the senate mil
tary committee this morning and orphaned TIE
provisions Of the bin. He did not make any for
NAL statement, but In Q conversational way gave
such Information as the members Of the committee
desired. With the bill reported TO the Senate to
DAY the same measure In exact terms 10 before
poth houses OF Congress-
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DIED..


Of 0n E1 R3E9 s
S sSf and snd nss4: Ts
ased four years, one month. and twenty -seven days
Heaven. --' ''''A 'H eA''N' 'u' u.n'piAn'Sd 10
Funeral VIII take place from the Residence OF her
Grsndpsrents f79 street northwest on Friday after
friends o. the family are respectfully invited '
CARLIN. On Wednesday. April L. 1885, ut her
sS%s NAT SfaP s. ss e. Ms$ f9q Vim 3
the sixty second year OF her ago.
at ii ociocf Relatives and friends are r.eetinl
ns,SS 3 es''nd In'srmen' st OAK H West ws:
n SSoPfk oS o. ARril lsss; :. 30 M Re:
Funeral from the Church Of the Ascension. April o.
pnsamoa JoRS is ssss, :. soS SO s m q
'n f n%a .srr RsnSh ss. ssss esh Honths
and relative. nsieS 70 sdA'
JACOBSEN. AT Baltimore. Nd. on April 4. lsss,
iaartsep S. Me- sa yss ten months and
sdsst dsusSter Of M and Mrs chasse. slpn ana
Due notice OF funeral viii be given.
h 1sss bhus RsR:ss ths Ne q Ap
late John w. Murphey. aged nifty years and two
Funeral win take place from the residence Of her
son' Az John scheerer $50 PennsylvaniA
HARRY NooNE, son Of Patrick K and Marg.ret {.
funerd viii take place from parents residence liz
., :s5sss f: on ~ Tasy = three S.t us
TEND q
WISER Suddenly, on the night Of April O. lsss
beloved husband Of Julia Wiser in the seventy
fourth year OF bis sge. old and respected citren
SCOTT. On April 5. 1855. at O'Clock O. m a
meeAles ALEXANDER, infant of Alexandra and
daya
Funeral from parents residence. lol3 street
northwest, April O. at2p.m-
SMITH. On April 3. 1855. AMBROSE SMITH. st
Funsra from bis late residence lo4 street NORTH
west Friday, April q. at O'Clock pm
WHITNEY. BESSIE PAULINE daughter Of Chss.
r. and Anne whitney, April 4. 1sss. aSed thr0
yearn eieht months and twenty seven days.
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From the San Francisco Argonaut
The queen regent OF Spain suffers great private
griefa Her son, the infant king Is seriously Ill:
some say hopelessly. He is victim Of epilepsy, q
disease that has attacked many members OF his
mothers family. The malady was developed in
him about year ago, and it has been steadily
growing more serious The physicians In attend.
ance take o grave view of the case and express
d0upts OF his surviving more than o few years
His death would be both personally and POLITICALLY
most serious blow 70 his mother, and would per.
haps, result In her abd1cation. Her other two
children, the lnfantas Mercedes and Maria
Theresa, would, OF course, be In the nne OF sue
cesston. But they are afllfcted with scrofula and
nave poor prospects OF ever growing up 70 woman
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AtchT.& ST.


The following changes from yesterdays Quotations
on the washington Stock EXCHANGE noted to-day:
B sSss,i .'g una ssrfssneS s "a
11sk asked d. c. 20 year fund, 5 D. c. 1859 cur
Mss1instSn and Georgetown Railfoad bonds. "a
JOB asked. Washington Cas- 80 bid 3SH asked'
National Metropolit.n Insurance. 20 bid Arlington
Insurance. 1854 bid Columbia Insurance. 12k
bid Is asked German American insursncs ib3
bid 100 asked Potomac Insurance, 81 bid. Nasopic
lSl bid Washington Brick Machine. US Sid' 30
1 Ts STs.. san nab lee Isl b,d Real ta.s
peaks and P9,Smss Telephone Co, 7sK bid, 79sI
s ,,, IS. 1s0i Market stock currency. l2S bid
National Ba1a & The Republic, i57x bid 1851
Panorama Co. SO bid Columbia fitie insurancs Co,
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A simple Invention Worth Milli0ns.
From the Kansas City Star.
1t Is wonderful how the discovery of what is con-
sidered trifling matter will bring wealth to the
inventor. Take, for illustration, the perforated
substance used for bottoming chairs and for other
purposes. Its inventors now millionaire. and is
realizing princely revenue from it yearly. Geo.
Yeaton, the inventor refer TO, was o poor Yankee
cane-seater In Vermont. He flrst distinguished
himself by inventlng q machine for weaving cane,
but he made no money out Of 1t, as some one stole
his idea and hadi the process patented. After q
number OF years experimenting Yeaton at last nit
upon this invention, which consists OF . number
OF thin layers OF boards OF different degrees OF hard
ness, glued together to give pliabillty. Yeaton
went through q number OF bitterly contested law
suits before he got his invention patented. He wa
wise In not paying others TO manufacture his de-
vice. He formed company, and to-day he has Q
plant valued at half q million dollars.
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An ALLEGED EXPLANATION or COUNT HIRlIlT'e
TREATMENT or PRncKss cARoLAfH.
from the Omaha (dermsn) Courier.
The journeys Of Count Herbert Bismarck to Eng.
land turn out 10 b, indeed, Of private charac-
ter" since Q cable dispatch from Dublin informs
us that the noble count IL engaged 10 . kinswoman
OF the marquis Of Londonderry, vicaroy Of Ireland
This opens new and merry chapter in the baog-
rspny OF the Bismarcks and closes that great love
romance In the LIE 0f Herbert which, some years
sgo hanging IKE Q thunder cloud OVER his family,
created 20 much sensation.
Count Wastlo, In his reputed WORT on Berlin
eoclety, and other enemies OF the Chancellor have
s g ooenss iost no time In making capital out OF
0vefplus o. nlial obedienca But rs,ey a. not
know that his father, after struggle q many
moEtns nnaily, In fearful scene, gave him his
solemn word Of honor, that he Prince Bismarck,
cnsncellor OF the German empire, would KIN HIM
I'll On the day he, Count Herbert, married that
love romance Of Count HcTbsrt Dismsrck with ne
divorced princess Of Carolath.
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Luther ahAner was hanged ct Lock Haven, Pa,
"A man named 1vanoR has been arreoeed IN 50.
rsse.SST On suspicion Of intending 70 Shoos
the Chinese government has inusd IN order Tor.
o!o0ng eseam0Is 70 trade ct Chun- Kh1ng. The
eoact nae CAUSED great excitement q Nancheeeef
the ItaliapA King John i Spreadinr reporf mn
he has concluded IN advantSgoous tteaSy q peoco.
John I SULLIVAN y @ Liverpool and wfh I'll
"A French policoman stood behind 9 tree and naw
the itcheu.eulhvan light nom begininG 70 n1ish.
GrapAie.
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The Judge was Mistaken.

from the Pfttsburg Dispatch.
Judge Foster, OF the Maine Supreme Court, who
lives In Bethel, Me-, was awakened by a loud crash
in his kitchen the other night. He hastily and
scantiiy dressed and ran into the kitchen to md
the dishes and other things disarranged and some
broken. He looked around to ascertain the cause
OF the trouble, and saw the dog In one corner OF
medately seized him, administered q severe
thrashing and then retired to bed again. The
next day when the Judge went down street every
one he met asked him II he felt or heard the earth
quake last night and on comparing time he found
It was precisely the time the dog was whacked for
upsetting things.
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Dessert i'm Can,bodia.
From the New York Tribune.


The French governor general Of Cochin China
and his wife were recently invited to dine with the
king Of Cambodia But on entering the royal res
idence Nine. Constans was struck with the sight
Of large iron-barred cage in the courtyard In
which two young members Of the royal family
loaded with chains were imprisoned. They had
been confined thus for two years. She inquired
the cause, and was informed that one had been
guilty OF rebellion and the other Of adultery. Her
pity being aroused, she demanded the pardon Of
At least one OF them as royal favor. King Moro
dom, who piques himself occasionally on his gal
lantry, promised TO grant the request. During
the dinner that followed an Ofcer entered and pre-
sented 10 Nine. Constans, on gold plate, the for.
giveness Of one Of the prisoners, duly signed and
sealed few minutes later another ofncer en-
tered and In the same way conveyed TO her the
pardon Of the second culprft
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IN the slightest This soap 10 identical in quality to-
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1tbrishtens colors and blesches whites
tvashes fannels and blankets other SOAP in
the world does-wlthout MISUNDERSTANDING them soft
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READ THIS TWICE
There In great saving Of time. of labor of soar. Of
fuel and Of the fabric whare Doobins Electric soap
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One trial viii demonstrate its great merit twill
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young lady OF Atchison had very curious ex.
perience recently. young man of whom she was
very fond died several weeks ago, and the other
night while sound asleep, she arose from her bed.
dressed and went out to the cemetery, When abe
and she was 50 frightened that she Jumped the
fence and ran 70 a farmhouse In the vicinity The
farmer hftched up , team and took the young
woman 10 her home
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A Fathers Awful Accident.

From the Missouri Republican.
Frank McKtbb0n, q well-to-do and industrious
farmer of Coneeville, Miss, picked up his axe one
day In the latter part Of January, walked up .
slight incline from his residence to where log Of
pine lay and stepped up with the intention Of
splitting it. His son. aged ton years. ran down to
where his father was at work, and when within 10
feet OF the log slipped, the ground being covered
with Ice ana shot straight under the axe "a 1t was
descending. McKibbon, In Wild effort to save
his son. fell on the log on his back, but too late
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Chicago Gable Car System.
IT Is NOT GIVING THE PEOPLE RAPID TRANSIT AND
WANTS TO CHARGE TOO MUCH.

WANTS TO CHARGE TOO MUCH.
CHICAGO, April 5.-Although the new cable-car
system Of the Yerkes Philadelphia syndicate on
the North Side has been In operation two weeks
the syndicate, according to the Daily NeUs, IL
still having no end OF trouble, and SO far very FEW
cable cars, comparatively, are bei0 run, and
horse cars being retained on tracks increased speed
even If the road is capable OF It, is Impossible.
The latest cause OF dissatisfaction Is the attempt
OF the company to exact an extra nickel from
each passenger riding on the downtown loop, q
few blocks OF track In the neighborhood OF the
Board OF Trade.
+. NJ. Mahan, prominent citizen last night
refused TO submit 10 the loop swindle. When
who Is quite aged, declined to pay. He was
dragged out OF the car by the conductor and
pitched on the platform. This morning Mr.. MAhan
announces that he will bring suit against the syn
dictate Tor $1,000. The affair Is causing much
comment unfavorable to the Ph1ladelphianS
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GkRMANYs INVALID ENPxRoR. - DR.. Norris
Wolfedien, who, In Conjunction with DR. MacEen.
ne, attended Emperor Frederick when he WAS In
England last year, has left England for Char.
i0ttenourg 10 cooperate with DR.. Mackenzie. The
NORTH German G0zetts says: Except that the en-
per0r's rest Is more disturbed BY expectofation.
MS condition on the whole II satisfactory. During
the castle az ChariottenburR, and, when occasion
permits. IN the park. He rests occasionally dur
Ing the dny.
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The s'POverty Party"

from the Ph1Iade1phia Times.
Something wholly new that has Just broken out
in Philadelphia is the poverty party" lady In
vites lot Of friends, and all the women appear In
calico and the men In their Oldest clothes A few
colored musicians with fiddles furnish the music.
Tallow dips furnish the lights, and everything
about the house is made to appear as poverty
stricken as possible. Bread and herring, or cake
and beer, or some similar economical refreshment
Is served. 1t is supposed that these parties are
burlesQue on the sumptuOus entertainments in
which others indulge
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HOW MY SIDE ACHES,

Aching sides and back hip kidney and uterine pains
rheumatic, scatc neuralgia sharp and shooting pains
relieved in one minute oy the CUrIcURA ASrI-PArN
ILAsrER The first and only pain killing plaster 25
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=, TIE FnAups ON TEE EourrAsis coNPAxY.--
AessrS Smytn and Or, who are charged with d.
YORK were brought up for re-examinatiCn IN Bel.
fsst, ireland, yesterday. M. Ons solicitor asked
liar 70 those against his client Hesaid that Il 10
prosecution refused to have them arrested he
would himself cause their arrest The prisoners
Mero remanoed until April II Ora solicitor a.
serted that three Belfast merchants were impIi-
oateo In the frauds. and that Orr WAS the dune OF
one O them. Tho arrest Of this man Was nece0-
oary 70 On's interest