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umn paced, made the spectacle one
never TO be forgotten.
Straight out Of Pine Street for over
two miles the processiun marched.
Then II wheeled into 6mnd Avenue,
where there was repetition " the
crowded streets and decorations Of
mourning. From Grand Avenue the
head Of the long column turned 10 the
lett In Flogissant Avenue, which runs
by the west entrance OF calvary Gem.
ctcry.
Most Of the troops remained outside
the cemetery. II was $50 when all
who had been assigned places took
their positions
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SAiIDA, Cob, Fob. 99.-Oliyor Rel.
ly, who Is In charge Of the railroad
coal chute, last night attempted 10
drive Oun ofCOnductor Sullivan's men
away who WINS stealing coal. Sullivan
interlcrcd and knocked Reilly down.
who then pulled n gun aud shot and
killed Sullivan. The mob, not under.
standing the facts In the rasc took
Reilly from the officers, several shots
were fired aud four were wounded.
Reilly was then dragged 10 railroad
crossing sign anl hanged without CIV.
lug him an opportunity o. make an
explanation. The matter will be in-
vesugated and tho perpetrators pun.
lshed.
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INV NUiat, Fob. - IA disastrous
hro Ia a Brooklyn tenement huusr n.
night resulted VA the death OF six -. r..
sons. The house WAS fiyo story hfici,
Hat house Ia Sands STREET, occupied hS
thiriy.tw- families, who are LETT dcsti,
tut. by the obstruction OF their houles.
.;sIs9 sas ~ ~ m
the fsont Of the building was covered
with hre escapes. and nio6t o. the ten
ants came out upon thcn and wen
taken down on ladders which the lire
men raised.
Anong the tenants on the fourth
iloOr was tie family Of John T.,
Dawncy, n printer. When they found
that they could not make their escape
down the H;alr, thoy rushrd 90 the
roof. On tile way up Miss Grifiin snlil
% Julia Griffin that she would turn
hack 20 help MR.. Downey, who. with
other, was behind. Shr ,lid 20 and
was not seen ngain until her uead h1dy
was found, together with that OF Me.
Dnwncy aud onc u the children, AT
the foot Of the staircase leading 70 tho
roof.
Julia Grinin aud the two other
children reached the roof IN safety aud
went down through the scuttlr Ia the
ncNt house. Our of the children that
was with Mrs. DDwney escaped 10 the
roof but was ~ badly burned that the
little liirless body was found stretched
On the skylighi.
Carl benedict, hi. wife aud Is
child and his father, Jacob
benedict, also attempted 10 escape by
the roof, but the grandfather and little
grandson were overcome mt the front OF
The fatal stairway and were found be-
ilde tlir two women aud child. The
bodies were burned almost beyond 70.
rognitlon. All " the inmates, except
those mentioned, were gotten out in
safety.
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The highest medical authorities OF
Europe aud America have recently
decided that a large percentage OF cases
Of in.Pnity Il caused by tho exeucln-
ting palms ~ Neuralgia Of the head and
face. Ifany member Of your family
suffers this toImentor, induce them 10
try Billiards. snow Linlment. One
application viii afford immediate relief
and you will soon be nd " danger.
Gus and tormenting disease. Bhllard'a
snow Ldniment " the most penetrating
Llninent known. II positively cures
rheumatism, Lame Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sores, Curnr, Bunions,
etc. II penetrales and opens up the
pores, drawing all poisonous matter to
the surface, restoring aud promoting d
natural circulation Of tho blood through
thu diseased parts. gAs
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naiIard's Isorehoand Strap for
Nhool,iug Cough.

There IL no remedy IN the world
which will give such prompt relief In
Nho0piug Cough ~ BaNard's HOre-
hound Syrup, IL will posRirey cure II.
II you win try it your children viii
not keep you awake all night cough.
Ing. BRllard's HorohOuud' Syrup il
the most cooling and soothing remedy
for CONSUMPTION, Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis and Asthma, In the world, II is
FREQ from opium. II builds up new
tissue, strengthens the Lungs, and Ia
an Incompatible remedy, made Of the
best and pur,st materials. IL your
Lungs are weak aud you have u lick.
ling Ia your throat, you need Il. u. g.
NJ. |. Agents. 20
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hPp ldaU snIQ
4 ~ . y 81 oms IoI gu5uusIi
!'qlo nlu uHlil sun; ssal NJ poo sisAas
oino HIN " 'uAuuH IaNa OiauM
a9pgm lsaq oqli, w pslluSoosi sIli
pun 'iu9S Vouo pos Aou anu GpamaH
u1noD ssnluliaqmuVD - sanlo1 puus
-nolll p'ipunV oaiu iaAO 'pa1uvai
uu,li oiom u0f1 oAvV ssiou auinauus
lsom iloqL Irndoi omo1aq ~ ululiao
-uddu ollqni an luql .dnoIs puu spIoo
fp5noo Iol paonpoidiSG uonulsiaId on
'ulloi pur ldmoid lsom ON 90 o. n Nj
'Aallsq 'dniSs liino1 NO oinlounuwu
sQl ppauommoo 'uAOI 'sauIoIg 500 10
20 ululiaqmuqO osu siuoS lvIoAoS
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wINDrnonsr oN Anrnlcl.
III. country IL Ntin - Tod.i In spite
ct ~ Madness.

BrmtN, Feb. g..-At u dlnuur given
by Her h1fth 10 members OF the r, icls.
tar, Dc. Wiulthofst Offered n toast la
honor ~ United state. Minister phcips.
Ia Offering the toart the clerical leader
said Ameclca, Notwithstanding thuir
temporary madness, shown by the adop-
ton ~ the nav hfli lnw, was sull q
model, by tie imitation ~ which DOR
many might Insure The sproai % hap
rinrss AMI liberty among tlv people.
This sentiment wa heartily ap-
uluudtI w Rick,ft suhfp lpr. Naui.
ha'gef, ~ muiila AMI ltlrf po.itlcsl
leaders pfcs,ut.
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CumnIiANA, F.0. g9.-rhe intir.
national shuiinY Tournament concluded
here todny. ihu ilfst contest WIS won
hy iatru, Norargisn champion. In
tie second contest Hagen covered %
diNnucv n one milo In (. min. 81 .
scc aud CQrmirk, CANADIAN champion,
10 = mlu. . - see. Hagen won ID"
ihiul contest, distance three mil,r, ~
y min, 10 nee. Hagen was aw ari, Il
lUul kroner aLi u gold medal.
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.. e,,mau Emperor Esteemed by the
~ People on Account of His A''''
,ude toward Bismarck
wit FOLLOW THE LATE
'0'' sscHrrAay's POLICY.
Male. A Number Of Speeches
and Refers to the Assure
auees Of Gladstone.
=, f,.r,ph to the Nrw'
,.r Hs,sEm AND n'snAn'h'
,.u,r vii he Permitted ." say
fs' ali re wants.

H., oi.-Since the North
Bhll.',ss' -. M gave denial Of the re.
v ,ha, the ministerial couhci, I'M
s.,isf,si the question OF pros,ccu'uns
s,nl.s,,rk. two u,temnces OF une h'
bi'm1na ~. leen permitted Ia come out
leioi 10y N Inc Austrian ambassador
| ' r,,ls, aid; "Thc Duke OF i'aneh-
"a. no styles the eX.olianccl,otb
W. ~ understand or yield himself 10
-. which are necessities OF my
La, has never been intcnieh
.,. he empires tribunal shouiu i ILL.,.
- Ia nreyent his saying OF wfl,lng
xg,.syef he likes, 80 long as no uoes
,oi violate the law" A., v.t...,.
we're IN answer 10 Informal Ia
"a" "a made by Emperor Francis
cEsneellor Won Caprivli converting
nj, 4 mrnber Of the Rclclisiag, sniu'
Ifhe government has moi Tue IuniY,-
Intention Of prosecuting either b,r'
rarck OK his newspaper organ. Dis-
s,,ek a personality, associated as u "a
~ Inc creation oi the cdiflcc OF tho
,rslr, plsces him above the measures
~ miyht no taken toward less Illus
,fdus men. -
M uo.i,lon Of the Emperor anu
rt,nc,llor i perfectly well known Mt
| Fdrdflchsuhr, and does NOT n~uhse
nstpnc Of bitterness Of the ex'Chancci'
III. tapen. IL l. known that mem
isr II BIsmarck's family have been
,,r,n, "a prr.uale him 20 abandon his
Va; Il opposition, but with poor re-
Meanwhile, Emperor William has
r,rl the e1untfy'- estimnionot iilni-
.lfhv his reularKs nj the Bfandcnhufg
| he, dinner. no said, 10 part; "iho
I'D, Of disobvdiencc Is ABROAD, pur-
sing paths foreign 10 my principles
All, under perfectly transparent
IrlI,e. trying 10 spread discontcnt
sn,ns ny subjects. This may bc a
ugisct Of rrgrrt. Indeed, u makes my
han sore, but II will not cause me To
,Hefye a moment from the path OF
duty" This speech was greeted with
frsi. applause.
EMPRESS fEEDERicI<r
vdle. lhat she is highly pleased with
hrf reception IN Paris. The semi-ofii-
cial lirps lfcais the visit Of Empress
'h,onlel,. every NJ of courtesy toward
~. an NJ, 49, vs,, ~ ~. E"encb an,bori.
n. n. '" Va"
m. TosdsoLe Zeitung hail- with nc.
,l,ms,lon nm, ,x .EmnI,ss, visit as IA,
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To try TO cure caIarrl by using local
applications. Catarrh IL not local hut
a constitutional disease. IL IN not u
disease OF the mans nose, but OF the
man. Therefore, TO effect cure, ~
gulrcs constitutional remedy Ike
Hoods Saraparllla, which, acting
through the blood, reaches every part
ofthe system, expelliDg tins faint which
causes the disease, and imparting
health. !
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Thoro ia no danger OF cold result.
lug la pneumonia when Chamheflain,a
Cough Iiemcdy IN used M directed
"for severe cold." IL elrutuaIly
c0unteracis aud arrests any Tendency
Of cold 10 result la Pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven Ia thousands OF
bases during the epidemic NJ iufiuonsa
last winter. For sale by z. G. NJ, l.
Drug Dept. dAs
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day, but the Parncll symrsthi1er-
demolished the platform which had
been erected for the speakers accom-
mediation.
In the afternoon, responding to a
calling delegation, Parnell reviewed
Tue circumstances OF the disputes In
the. party, conveying the Idea tha, he
had assumed his present position on
iinding the destisies of the party con-
bd.J TO Mccarthy, n gentleman Of
great amlabiliiy Of character, hut
without practical acquaintance with
Irelandia wants.
lie dwclt at length upon the unsatls-
factory nature OF
TIM GLADSTONE ASSURANCES,
and declared that after 10 buugliug tho
land question for nlnety.onc years that
one-half the population was Lanlshed
or starved 10 death aud the remainder
until tho League was founded weru
unable TO hold Up their heads In the
presence OF landlord or baillii, the
Imperial Parliament would make an.
other pretended settlement and declare
the Irish legislature unentitled 10 any
power IN the matter ana IN the second
place the Imperial Parliament would
keep control long enough TO renew the
iiftceD.year tunanelss. ~ that In the
frst iifiuen year, u the Irish Parlla.
ment they would have n constabulary
with rifles, SWORDS, bayoneis, etc., col.
Letting back rents fixed by the lmpc.
rial Parliament.
In reference 10 the police, Pnrncll
asserted that the best judges considered
force Of four thousand men were
more than sufficient to preserve tho
peace IN Ireland. Why, he asked,
should four thousand men bc kept to
trampie upon Irish freedom and
throttle Irish aspirations? They were
kept because II was intended 10 Keep
the land question within the Jurlsdio.
ton Of the Imperial Parliament. This
wns vital, aud the most vital ques.
ton for Ireland now.
"t'ia,lslone,v concluded Parnoll,
gave ms twenty.iour hours 10 quit.
could not give tho meancst servant
lesa. have no alternative but TO take
you into my confidence nnd offer TO
stand checffully by your decision anu
your orders.
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Adorable story from MO Jap.iro.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The Herald
has n horrible story frOm Rio Janeiro
telling Of the imprisonment ut Salinas,
State Of Minor Gercies, u u negro,
Clemonto Villa, who tells without re-.
serve OF canuibal practices which led
10 his arrest. He says he was starving
and killed his victims TO sustain life.
He helped TO consume nearly half n
dozen people.
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Secretary Ferguson Explains Why the
Occupation or Tokay by the
British Is Necessary.
HtAtY AND KranY MEET WITH a
MIXED RECEPTION.
The Trouble IN ilrazil.-Tho German
Empress. Resignation Of The Nor.
wegiau Cabinet. --liismarck.
The English Goyrr.mrnt'- Iaien,ion
la tgypt.

LoNDoN, Feb. ga.-In the Commons
this evening, replying 20 n query
regarding tile Intention Of the
government IN Egypt, Secretary
Ferguson said the occupation ~ Tokny
was found necessary 10 prevent Suahim
from being harAssed. No further nd.
vance viii be- made into the interior.
Sif Carr asked whether the PROPOSED
ten shilling notes would DO hssod on
silver. Goschen, chancellor VI the ca.
thcquer. replied that the notes would
be payable On silver or hc legal ieudef
only Tor such amount, IA la the ease o.
n liver coinage.
SaeUiary SAnhopc, replying 10 n
query, indicated that the government
j. resolved not 10 disturb the Duke of
Cambridge na long ~ he dcsifcd TO re-.
tain Imposition u commaudcriu.chicf
OF the army.
Iabouchcrc moved a reduction o. the
army, omlodylng ~ provision for the
evacuation Of Egyp;. Fcrgufon de
clined 10 fix date, saying the English
would withdraw ~ soon ~ a good g0v-
prnmCnt was asaureil AMI no danger ui
foreign occupation remained. After ~
long debate Lab0uchcio's motion was
rejected.
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OFFlcIALly NOTIFIED.
" Does not ThinL c,,..,.,,..
snrhnees sstisf,.,..

No.. '"'an''s satisfactory.
tumt,,,is Fes. 22,--Pnrnell mndo n
l9lamon T. Nv, t,lso'hss ON his way TO RIOS.
n M raD unay. The general burden
Eealey,,'l'fs was that not even The
Isan,oe's dared tn say Glalstone,s
I Sb"n 's We're satisfactory. m, man
[rne. ~, Ireland had looked In confI
locp. Ta,Ihll1w sunk low enough 10
|hsIs s, I6s,l.h gold In payment Tor
An att,o, ,ience 10 English parties.
|qtleos YIN" sp, was made 10 hoit mn
|.clon, ssb,.,,l'arnell meeting At Car
uhoh County, Leitrlm. To-
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Ifgou are Yellow, Bilious, constl.
pated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy, no appetite, i0ok, OUT your
Liver Ia out Of order. Ono box OF these
PMS viii dJIuo all the trouble away
and make now being Of you. Price
70 cent?, Zion Coop Mer. lust, Dug
Dept, Agoat. d&s
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ne Nomination Of Foster rayorsbiy
Received.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 1.-The nomina-
Eoh u Ex-Governor Foster Of Ohio TO
II Secretary Of tho Treasury Is favor.
~ F-eclyri about tho capitol. Hcis.
T. aAid, thoroughly In accord with
|lae Pn-ldenps financial policy ami a
9h,efvailye man, whose opinions are
"Nofatie TO a sound, stable currcn.
The republicans generally expresse,l
|,nasll,elvts well satisfied with the
ie'idenvs selection, and those demo-
cl.s VINO were seen said they had
eInihg 70 tay against II, connecting
1870 wv President had a right TO select
Mnslsefs, however, In accord with
IN pVncy' Representative Mckinley
~ Poster will demonstrate In, via.
'nM the Presidents selection, He
"una on finance and an able man, -
OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.
NV York, Feb. el.-lsx.Goy.rnor
~, ~ was officially notified OF his
i.luImtnl as Secretary OF tho
,0sqniy by a dispatch this afternoon
sn resident Harrison. Asked fnr
saId,o sss . on The financial question he
klb a. ,nspoiter 81 am In accord
Irv w. NY W. PRESIDENT and his marty. and
I, ts, acy willie the same as Wlndom,s
h1,,h.s eau see now. am I'm accord
WIN the President and IN
h H. I" e ole vliort to increase the Trade
krsalIs. VIlnlfy through reciprocity
! INN. am iiun prolectlonist md
tgr INK, aveealo of tho restoration Of
"'elgn shipping inter,sts \, W
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LONDON, Feb. 9s.-rho aspcc; of NJ.
fairs In fugari u the doci,efs' dispute
y unts0 black sgcxpvctcd thia morning.
Tie wholesale strike expected did not
occur. The unlonis,s are t wur'; upnu
ships hclnug!ng tp companies outside
~ the shipping federation. \ large
force of poii1u ~ held In rradiu,ss To
subdue disonlcr.
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PIE to Rise aud declare revolution 10
overiurn the Obfenoviich dynasty and
incidentally place the Prince upon the
throne. The people, however, have
not le'ponicd "a the appeal. Troops are
held In the barracks.
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An0Ur Tnr orHN 0nAvr,
which was lined inside Win llaga.

which wac lined inside with flags.
A short distance 20 the south was
the Thirteenth infantry, TO the east the
members ~ the Grand Army aud 81.
rcctly npund Il 10 thu north were
grouped Senator Sherman. the Misses
sherman, i. r. Sherman, ColUacl HOyt
sherman, lirutensnt- FnAckarn aud
Fitch and their wives, Judge aud Mn.
T.. Is. Ewing General aud Mrs. Thomas
Ewing, GuuUfal and Mrs. Nelson A.
Miles, 5tcfolary and Mrs. Noble, Secrc.
tary and Mn. Rusk, Assistant secfe-
tafy Grant, cx President ilaycs, Gcnvr.
nj NJ. Schonuld, General Howard,
General Slocum aud other.
After All hal taken petitions eight
scrgcantn, acting o. body quarts, llitud
the caskct from the cniss0n ana bore I.
revcrentlGlly ~ the grave, when all
that was mortal Of General Sherman
was lowered 10 it, last resting place.
The caslttt was dfaped with Hays aui
was biro Of any norRl tribute.
TnE SERVICES
were o. the simplest character. and
conducted by the Row. Thomas Ewing
sherman. Assembled NJ the grave,
standing with uncovered heads ~ tile
caskut wns being lowered, the rUgi.
mental band rendered flcycps Hymn,
and Father Sherman read the Cath.
ole service for the rcpuse or the soul Of
the dead. A. the services progressed
Father Sherman sprinklud TIE caskst
with holy water, consrcgatlug the
body aud the grave.
When the ilags surrounding the
cashet were removed the sound u
sobbing was heard. At 4 O'Clock, the
clohing NJ the grave was completed aud
tho buglcfs OF the Seventh Cavalry
sounded "raps; lights out" NOllcys
wtfu fred over the grave by tne
Thirteenth Infantry, Immediately fol.
lowed 10y three salvou by the artillery,
which was stationed sons distance "
the east. Wrcaths and hunchva OF
evergttcn- wcru placed ON the grave by
loving hands.
The funeral party aud troops return
ed ~ the station and the many thous.
nnds OF citizens present Dispersed 90
thcit homes. A guard ofalx Infantry.
men was left at the grave.
TuCs w.,s Lam TO Rr1r,
by the side Of his wife ana two sons,
Gcnural William Tccumseh sherman.
Many scenea were witnessed
a. the division with the ca.sson moved
along tho line of march. At Que point
ON Grand Avenso .Ass Gid szsksGu1k@ <.aa.
with q. a. II. badge on Ills breast,
went down ON bis knees 10y the side ol
tho road rs the cals-on approached and
with tears streaming down his fur
rowed cheeks, raised his hands oyei
his head In prayer.
Hundreds Of people sbowercd
lunches OF roses, vloiuts anu Other
iiowers upon the gun carriage ~ II
passed. Many Of the old Thirteenth
survivors who surrounded the caiNson
were In tears from the beginning Of All,
Journey until the gates OF the cemetery
were reached. IL wns one Of the great.
eat testimonials ofrcgard In which the
departed warrior was held by the pcO-
Pile u the laud that could be- given.
The family returned 10 New York
with the same train tonight.
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LoNDos, Feb. .J.--Church IN al.
drt-siug u meeting u condiments ut
South Paddlngton uirci that the gov
ernmcnt should be sympathetic Ia its
labor I0licy; lac also said TINT be favored
founding State board VI arbitration.
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The heavy rumble " artillery, the
clalter OF cavalry horses' hoofs on the
pavement, mingled with the clang and
Jingle Of sabre aud spur,and the steady
tramp, tramp Of Infantry AZ the col.
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CHtisriANiA, Feb. THE Norwcg.
Ian Cabinet resigned because the Stor-
thing ndOpicd liberal motion lie.
handing great independence for
Norway 10 the foreign policy Of
Scandinavia. The government 0ppus.
ell the demand on the ground that It
would tend 20 the dissolution Of tho
union with Sweden.
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BrntiS, Fch. a. Prince Bismarck
declined the offer % thO town of HHr-
hum 70 nominate him Tor the HclchS-
tag. The Pfince Ia refusing 10 nc-
ccpt this office, said he was forced 20
decline on the gt0uud " pcunua aud
domestic Circumstances which would
pfrvont conscientious Performance "
the duties.
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TIE BRAZILIAN Tnounl.r.

LONDON, Feb. 2a.--rhu Brazilian
minister here when questioned today
aa 10 the stateof affairs In Brazil, SAID
he was unable TO confirm the alarming
reports received from that country.
lie added he did not believe there was
any truth Ia the report about the re-
newal Of political troubles In Brazil.
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AN OHIO SHOOTING.
Two Editors Open fusilladc Upon
Each Other In a
Street;
TWO PERSONS Ant KILLED AND
SEVERAL INJURED.
Tie Trl.Annual Conncil OF the Women
Of the United States Opens
a, Washington.
TEUD INA STREET.

ny rslsrrarh 20 ,hc xnw.l
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DUBLIN Y co. .fts=-l ftAlN anu Kenny
mei with mixed reception nj Cnrrick-
on.Shpnnon s,iur,lny nlghk .lakss.
the speakers platform. Tho pfier;s
made futile attempt b pacify the
people. When the procession OF Bic.
Carthyltcs arrived they wcrc assaulted
with stones aud sticks. Forty police.
men were unable 10 control the oppos.
Ing factions. Hcaly thurupon al.
Juurned tho meeting % the chapel,
where he and Others spoke, dvnounc-
ing Parnell aud his followers. The
pnrncllit.- gathered outside anu boot.
cd aud yelled. Several persons wcr,
hurt during the riot.
Pafnell during his speech IN the
Town Hall AZ Il0scOmmun yesterday
said ha did believe the police could DO
got rid Of NJ Proposed by tho McCar-
thyii,s. lilo had the assurance that
the plan he himself proposed was very
simple. "Ihcsu men are armed sol.
der. sympathize with the opinion
that II would not be proper 10 hand
them over 10 Us Ia armed condition;
but proposed 10 disarm them, then
transfer them In u civilized condition
10 the controlling authority Of the
Irish executive responsible TO the Irish
Parliament
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FLogD0N, Feb. GA dispatch from
parl- to the Times published today,
ssys the principal motive for the Eln-
press Fredorick's visit 10 Paris Is the
settlement ~ 2,0D0O01, marks be-
queathed TO her by the Duchess Gnllic.
IA. This legacy, according 10 the Tunes
correspondent, the Empress intenls
10 apply to the reiurnishinR and 10 the
decoration of the castle 0f k0nigsleln,
drawing heavily upon French ant coll
leotiOns In carrying out this task.
\ aERviAS AspIRANI's MANIFESTO.
BELGRADE, Feb. ga manifesto Is
issued by tho party OF the prttender,
Karageorgevllch, who aspire- 10 the
Seryian throne. II calls upon the peo'