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WENT BACK ON THEm.
The London "Eimes" Prosecuting One OF
It's Witnesses for Perjury.

The London "Eimes' Prosecuting One OF
It's Witnesses for Perjury.
LONDON, February S,h.-Patrick Malloy
was charged at the Bow street Police Court
to-day, with committing perjury in his tes-
timony before the Parnell Commission
Charles Matthews, counsel for the Times,
(the prosecutor) stated that Malloy had
tricked the Dublin solicitor for the Times
by pretended revelations concerning the
Fenian Brotherhood, and Invincibles.
Maloy afterwards denied befsre the Com
mission that he was either Fenian or In
vincible. The prosecution had ascertained
that Malloy had been both, and had evi
dence to prove his perjury.
Patrick Delaney, who was sentenced TO
death for completely in the PE9nix Park
murders, his sentence being afterwards
commuted to life imprisonment, was the
first witness. He connected Malloy with
the Invincibles, and also said that Malloy
was member of party formed in 1882
to murder Chief Secretary Forster. Nal
10y also assisted in plot to attempt to
murder Justice Lawson, Crown Solicitor
Anderson and the twelve Dublin jurymeu
who gave the verdict of guilty sgsinst the
Fenian, Frank Hynes.
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THE TARIFF BILL.
Result of the Lsbors of the Treasury
Department Experts.

WASHINGTON, February Sth-The COM
putations made by the Treasury experts
upon the probable effect of the Senate
amendments to the tariff bill reached the
Committee on Ways and Means to-day and
were Immediately sent to toe printer. A
Democratic member of the committee saws
the tables show that one half of the reduc-
ton of 5000, GOO effected by changes in
the sugar schedules is wiped out by changes
in other tariff schedules, which in them
selves would lesultin a considerable increase
in the revenue. This would leave the net
reduction of revenue about sl2, 900 600 or
sl3,000,000, leaving the internal revenue
sections out of the calculation
The estimated reduction By the internal
revenue clause is about $50 coo GOO. making
the entire reduction according to The Treas
ury experts) about $40 GOO, COO
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MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE.
About S25, 100000 asked for the Navy
and Fprtifications.


WASHINGTON, February Sth-The pavel
and fortificstions appropriation bills were
reported from the Senate Appropriations
Committee this morning with amendments.
The committee has increased the amount
of the naval appropriation bill S2,S45,-
564 Il, making total appropriation OF
so, $50, ,574 9S. The amendments provide
for two new steel gun boats of from 500 10
LOO ions displacement, at a cost, exclusive
of their armameEts, of $4,000; one new
steel cruiser of about 1000 tons displaee-
ment, at a cost of 500, 900, and for one
ram to be used for harbor defense, the type
TO be selected by the Board OF Fortificstions
and Haroor Defense. For the arm ,ment
OF these vessels 81, 500 600 is appropriated.
Reductions in the House bill OF bureau ex-
penses amounting TO Sis, ,635 are made by
the committee. An item of SCI, 200 for
supplying electric lighting plants to ships
OF war is also inserted.
In the fortificatioDs bill amendments
were made appropriating 500, coo for har.
Dor defense, $4,000 for the purchase OF
machine guns, S43, ,274 for the manufacture
of caissons, battery wagons and forges for
field guns, and $4,000 for instruments for
heavy artillery practice are inserted. The
net increase of the amount appropriated is
S220,774, making the total OF the bill ST.
1876 0q4
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question. Sir John Mcdonald the PIE
misr. will retire and be succeeded by SIR
Charles Tupper.
CANADA.
some Clever Hits on America at the
MontreAl Carnival.

some Clever Hits on America At the
Mon,reAl Carnival.
MONTREAL, February Sh.-The fourth
day of the carnival, Notwithstanding snow
blockades and extreme cold weather.
pessed off with as much enthusiasm and
enjoyment as have other days. The feat
ure was the fancy carnival drive This
comprised seventy immense sleighs. some
drawn by twenty horses and carrying
nearly hundred people, with every man
ner and shape of burlesquedevices
The drive began al $50 and lasted
three hours. At least 170 600 people stood
in zero temperature and snow anywhere
from two TO five feet deep 10 watch Il pass
The sleigh which attracted the most at
tention was that of the Montreal Garrison
Artillery, from the center of which rose a
pedestal carrying an immense Goldfish,
sixteen feet long, from whose sides
threatening gun muzsies showed them
selves. Above the fish were suspended
fantastic signs, bearing the inscriptions
Canada is ours" followed bv, "If you
want cod for supply, apply TO Sir Charles
Tupper" After this came the conciliating
Welcome TO our American cousins The
horses were labelled with the names Of
Grover Cleveland, Benjsmin Harrison, Sir
John Macdonald and Lord Stanley.
4Heie were Two Ohcie oGnS III tEe pa
rade, on each OF whose backs was the
device, II Only Want the Earth while
there were at least half a dozen scents
from the South, with most Of the pecul-
lar negro minstrel ideas OF what the
Southern negro is. Then there were
log cabins on sleighs canoes and Indians
shooting rapids; The discovery OF Canada
by Jacques Cartier; st. George killing the
dragon, which, by the way, had snowshoes
on and 8 mountain wilderness, with trees,
rocks, ice, snow and other acct tssories.
The horses which drew the ROYAL Scots
sleigh we're dressed in kits and BUSHES.
The field battery had snow fort, and real
cannon drawn by thirty horses. One car
represented the Doodle brigade and an
other was called The White House" 1t
contained oaricatures of Cleveland and his
Cabinet
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DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
Attempt to Blow Up a Brewery Estab.
IIshment in New York,

lishment in New York.
NEW YORK, February Slh.-A dynamite
bomb exploded against the foundation OF
Stevenson's Brewery this evening. The
shock was felt over a large portion of the
city. The windows of houses in the yicin-
ity were shattered, and the big stones OF
the foundation of the brewery torn out.
Considerable damage was done to the in
terror and several persons were injured. but
none fatally.
PARTICULARS OF THE EXPLOSION.
New YORK, February Sth.-A terrific
explosion this evening blew hole through
the two-foot wall of David Stevenson 8
Brewery. and shattered hundreds of win
dows on Tenth Avenue, in the neighbor-
hood OF Fortieth street, where it occurred
Who placed the dynamite bomb there
(for such il is believed was the cause of the
explosion) is q mystery.
Stevenson had lately been involved in
labor troubles. John O'Connell, President
of the Ale and Porter Brewers Protective
Association, had made charges against
Stevenson that he was not paying his men
enough, and though the charges were dis
proved, boycott was ordered. This was
recently removed, however, as unjust
Not one OF his men left him during the
fight, and now in the vicinity OF the brew
cry it is thought that malice because of
these facts prompted the act.
INCIDENTS OF THE EXPLOSION.
John Dunn was drawing glass of beer
in neighboring saloon when the explo-
sion occurred, and the glass was blown ont
of his hand, and Ed. Dunn, brother, was
flung back against pump with force that
caused internal injuries.
Just at the spot where the explosion is
thought to have been are FIVE drying kilns,
but Stephenson is positive that gas did not
cause the explosion. The Fire Marshal
who was present, was of the opinion that a
bomb was thrown from the roof of tene-
ment across the way.
II is stated at q drugstore near the scene
that four women were brought TO prema-
ture confinement by the explosion.
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ALMOST FINISHED.
The Cruiser Chicago Could be Sent
Sea in a Few Days.


Sea in Few Days.
EEw YORK, February Sth-rhe Chicago
still remains at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
where work on her battery is being carried
on Under the direction Of the Ordnance
Bureau.
A few months ago it was said she would
be fitted up and sent 10 the Mediterranean
as the flagship OF the European squadron
about January 1st, but trouble arising at
Hayti and Samoa, the department turned
Fiss attention TO getting vessels off to these
two points. and it is said the Chicago will
probably remain at New York until some
time in June
There is no reason why she should be
hurried away, and one of her eight-inch
guns has been detained at the proving
ground at Annapolis for making some pow
der tests. In the meantime, if urgent ne
cessity should arise the vessel could be
sent to sea at few days notice, and her
powerful battery would not be much less
effective for the lack of one gun.
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MURDER WILL OUT.
A Wyoming Postmaster Indicted for the
Murder of His Partner.

A Wyoming Postmaster Indicted for the
Murder of His Partner.
CHEYENNE, February Sth.-At Douglas
Wyo., John A. Shelter has been indicted
for the murder of o. B. Selden On August
Is, 1887. at Manyille. Shelter is Post.
master at that place and is very wealthy
The men were business partners, owning
the town site of Manville. Selden was as.
sassinsied, being shot through a window
about II O'Clock one night while reading.
His head was blown off with two charges
of buckshot
His brother, an Omaha man of large
means, has had corps of detectives on the
case ever since the occurrence, and on theil
testimony the indictment was returned
Soon after the assassination Sneffer and
Mrs. Selden, who was 20 years of age
formed copartnership, and are still con.
Quoting business at Manville. Shelter,
who had been Selden's clerk in Omaha
sought to establish that an old enemy fol
lowed Selden from the East, to revenge
himself for some real or imaginary wrong
inflicted
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Banks and Stores Looted, and a Rattlip;
Eight with the Military.

Banks and Stores Lootee, and a Rattlipg
tight with the Military.
ROME, February Ssh.-Ten thousand un-
employed laboring men rioted in this city
to-day. The mob looted the banks and
shops, smashed windows, and attempted to
build barricades 10 protect themselves
against the troops. In the fight that fol-
loved, scores of rioters were wounded, and
also dozen policemen The military were
finally successful in dispensing the mob.
The cause of the riot is due to the recent
activity Of Socialists, who have been spread
ing doctrines among the la6oring classes,
especially those actually wiihou. work.
The rioters tried to reach the Quirinal,
the offices of the Cabinet Ministers and the
Vatican, but were prevented by the troops
An immense amount of property was
wrecked
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CAL1FoRNIA AHEAD.
The Best ship-Buiiding Facilities of Any
State in fhe Union,

The Best ship-Building Facilities of Any
State in fhe Union.
WASHINGTON. February Sth-Irving II.
Scott, President of the Union Iron Works
in San Francisco. returned TO this city yes
terday from visit to Bethlehem, Pittsbu.g
and Cleveland, where he had gone on bus
mess.
q From my observations while here
said Mr.. Scott, l see no reason why the
Pacific coast cannot maintain her position
in ship-building, and, if she will add a
steel plant for the making of plates to the
other facilities they have there, believe
she would turn out ships in less time than
il is now done on the Atlantic coast There
is no yard in the United States that can
compare in size, thoroughness and COM
pleteness of equipment with the Union
iron Works. Work on the San Francisco
is well advanced. From information l
have received while away, can see no
reason why the ship cannot be finished to-
ward the close of the year. In making
my bid for the new coast defense vessel.
the important factor of supplying coil
boilers, at present an experiment, will be
considered
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DEATH IN A SHAFT.
Terrible and Fatal Accident to Tw
Leadsille Miners.

Terrible and Fatal Accident to Two
Lsadsilie Miners.
LEADvILLE (Col.) February S.h-A most
shocking accident occurred this morning al
the placer mine belonging to the American
Mining and Smelling Company, whose
Superintendent. VIM. Gleason, was killed
yesterday by falling rock.
About o'clock VIM. Mailett and Thos
Sims went down to the bottom of the shaft
zee feet, to see about the depth of the water
After completing their examination they
signaled the engineer to pull them up
As they started inward in the bucket 8
piece of the timbering fell from the mouth
of the shaft, striking the unsuspecting men
on tkeir heads, crushing their skulls TO 8
jelly and breaking the legs OF both OF
them. Death must have been instan.
taneoSs
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.RsE.Nosrn NIKE y
The Italian Now on Trial for Paymastes
McClure's Death.

WLKEsBARRE (Pa), February Shin
the trial of Red nosed Nike the Italian
charged with the murder of Paymaster
Mcclure and his assistant in the mountains
last summer, the testimony o-day was
strongly against Mike. His confession 10
policeman was read in Court. Itsounded
more like dime novel story than an
actual occurrence in real life. The cola-
blooded details of The horrible murder and
robbery were revolving in the extreme.
In it Mike endeavcrs to throw the sponsi-
bil.ty and also the commission OF Me-
Clnre's murder on Beyerino. one OF his
camoanions, who has not yet been cap
tured.
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THE PERJURED SPY.
ParneiPs Tfaducer Plloried on His
Cross-Examination.

LONDON, February Sth.-Sir Charles Rus
sells cross examination Of DR. LIE Caron.
alias Beacn, before the Parnell Commission
to-day was severe and astute, and resulted
in general uncovering and shaking up of
the witness previous Statements. He
succeeded IN getting admissions upsetting
the leading features Of bis evidence regard
ing Parnelps visit to America. Again and
again was the witness compelled to admit
thai the meetings held by Parnell in the
United States were presided over by Gov.
others of high standing Ia the community,
and that they were attended by the best
classes. LIE Caron failed to specify single
conspiracy meeting organized as stated in
his direct testimony. The Commission ad-
iourned till Tuesday
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A Bib to Limit Legislative sessions-In-
terest II, tha Iotterv Measura


terest II the Lottery Measure.
CARSON, February Sth.-A bill was in
troduced in the Assembly to day limiting
the session of the next Legislature to forty
days.
Another bill has been introduced in the
Assembly for the erection and maintenance
of a Home for disabled miners.
Carson is greatly excited over the special
election next Monday-mofe so than over
the general election. There are IA amend
ments TO be voted for, and no attention is
paid TO any but the lottery amendment.
The church people and few others are
bitterly opposing it, and are sending cir
culars out all through the State.
The woman suffrage bill was beaten in
the Assembly to-day, but Breck gave
notice of a reconsideration.
The drummers bill, relating to the
State refunding money collected for
licenses, has passed one house and been
ordered engrossed in the other.
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GREAT Loss OF LIFE.
Heavy Gales in Great Britain-sbips and
Houses Wrecked

LONDON, February Sth.-A terrific snow
storm is raging in Scotland. Tbet telegraph
wires are prostrated.
Heavy gales are again raging on the
English and Irish coast.
a building fell near Bolton to-day.
crushing number of cottages and killing
six persons.
AtPembroke ferry boat was carsized
and mise persons drowned.
The bark Thedore Behrend has been
wrecked at Texel and ten persons drowned,
including the Captain and his family.
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feels very sore over the rough handling
given him by Senator's Sherman and Frye.
who affect to believe that he removed
Sewall at the instance of the German Min
lister here. Frye, particularly is indignant,
and. says if he has any influence with the
incoming Administration Sewell shall be
sen; back to Samoa,as be believes him to be
a thorough American, and that lie viii up
hold our interests there.
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AT THE BAY.

Death OF n French Aetor-s ction OF the
Federated Trades.
SAN FRAECIsoo, February Sth - Paul
Juignet, the well known French actor, died
to-day.
The Council of Federated Trades this
evening received a communication signed
by Henry Decker and two hundred others
of Red Bluffavoripe the Australian system
of ballots
The Federated Trades viii send q request
to the Assembly to reconsider its vote on
the bill 10 employ counsel in the Chin
Pang case, and pass the bill to authorize
some competent attorney 10 represent CALI
fornia in the Supr, me Couri.
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TERRITORIAL ADMISSION.
A Belief That an Agreement VIII b
Reached Thi, Session

a HRHS SoSsfUhhs
WASHINGTON, February Sth.-The Repub-
Ecan Senators held a caucus this morning
to consider the subject of Territorial legis-
lation Chairman Plat, Of the Committee
on Territories, reported that the House and
Senate conferees were unable to agree
upon bill for the admission of GER
tain OF The Territories as States He ex-
planned the points OF difference to the eau
Gus, and said it had been agreed by the
coDferees 10 report the difference to the
respective Houses. Owing to a lack of
time before the meeting the Senate, the
caucus adjourned TO meet future day
Notwithsts ndipg the agreement now seems
iIreconcilable, some hope is entertained
that compromise may be ultimately
reached
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a Fine Flow of Water seeured tom a
Sonnma County Mcm

a Fine Flow oi Water Sscueed ffom q
Sonoma County Well
SoNoMA, February Sth.- The artesisn
well struck on the Sehocken place last week
was bored few feet deeper, and to day
the flow is now increased to nearly half a
million gallons per day. This immense
body Of water is cool and sparkling, and
vas tapped st q dep,h OF 10 feet from ths
surface The cost was leSs than 500.
FLOWING wRIL NEAR PALERMO.
MARYsvnLE, February Slh.-6sod pros.
poets for flowing arteslsn well have been
struck upon land owned by d. N. Perkins.
on the line Of the Marysville and OroviRe
Railroad. near Palermo At a depth of
about 400 feet artesian water was struck
which rose nearly to the surface of the
well. The we'll is now down over 300 feet,
and the bottom section is being cased.
The last report is that flowing water has
been secured. If so, it is the first flowing
well in the Sacramento Valley, and Will
create an artesian boom
There are flowing wells in the vicinity
of Sacramento
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OREGON.

Friends OF FOrgor Trippler Tryiog to Get
Him Out of Trouble.
PORTLAND, February Sih.-Charles Stuart
Trippler, the forger, was arraigned before
Judge Sealns this morning and allowed
until Wednesday to plead. The Masons
and G. A. r. are making strenuous efforts
TO have the oaee dismissed. Relatives are
expected from San Francisco to effect
cOmDromise
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HEAVY FAILURE.
A suano Company Gors Up for More
Than a Million.

Wsops HoLL Mass }. February sih.-
The works of the Pacific Guano Company
here wese attached yesterday by the Linn
institution for Savings. and they have as
signed to John G. Robes, of Boston. The
liabilities are said To be about 81 100000
The compsny's besdquariers are at Boston.
and, besides the works here. they have
R9ines at Beaufort. 5. G., snd works at
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a FLOWING wRIL NEAR PALERMO
a puPEp GIRL.
Sad Ending OF Love Match 10 In aXuu-
docino County.

UKIAH, February sth.-A rather sensa-
tional scandal has developed here in the
arrest and Imprisonment OF Harry Criteh-
field, a Deputy Marshal, who is alleged to
have been implicated in several hurglaries
committed in this locality in company
with q young man named Lutte Cook. The
latter was arrested some time ago and
charged With burglaizing the Palace and
Blue Wing houses here Of about $40, lot
OF billiard balls and evolver.
Cook declares that CTitch6eld, vi o re-
Gently married the daughter of SamseI
Wheeler local banker, had arr.,ne, Il
with him to rob the bank, but de- I'd
him as soon as he got married Thl -;rl
has returned 10 her family. Her fan v
had bitterly opposed her marriage wI,n
Critchfiel
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DoMlNIoN poLITIcs.
The annexation Problem Cutting Big
Figure In Canada.

OTTAWA. February Sth-Great changes
are pending in Canada-changes which will
materially Affect the future of this country
and may seriously alter the relations be-
tween The United States and Canada.
1t is reported on the best authority that
at the conclusion OF the present session Of
the Legislature the Government will So
peal to the country on the annexation