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HoSoRs FOR THE FRENCH FLEET
Esgiishmen Prepare to Duplicate the Re-
ception mt Croustadt.

Esgiishmen Prepare to Duplicate the Re-
ceptiOn mt Croastsdt.
LONDON. Aug. Lord Salisbury started
for Chateau Cecil at Dieppe to-day. His last
official work was commnn,ca ion to N.
Waddingion, the French Ambassn or. on tho
Preparations made for the reception Of the
French fleet at Portsmouth. The Official pro.
Rramms 10 as follows:
On Aug ~ u pori ioa OF the English fleet will
meet The French feet or the Isle OF Wight and
will escort the French vsssels through Shit.
head Roadstead 10 Cowes. opposite Osborns
House. whore anchor will be cast. On Aug. 81
Admiral Gsrvais and his otficers will dine with
o. xus "a tia Queen will ir.yeot the French
feat and the renel officers Will attend q ban.
-. SUNDAY. al viii Fsst on Monday the ON
Es s0n H fd The sailors will be e"n9ue'sl in the
The cravings Of tho French press over Lord
George Ham on'a statement in Ihriinment
that no considernbie number OF Nom. ers OF
the House OF Commons deaired TO br present
o. Portsmouth. lei to Lord ShllShurys Init
mating to M. Maddington That Jnrlinnent
w0uiu he asked for A hpecial grant 10 enter.
tain tho Frenchmep. an ho" or never accorded
dt0sff 'SSs Ss Tpi,t.u to tho PART.
H,etlr IN he nam. OF the III ernla. explaining
that the irorogIi ng OF Parliament is tho sole
reason for the absence OF n largo Official o..
tendance OF members OF the House OF COM
mona
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DEAD IN HER SQU.ILID ROOM
Mrs. CcIensn's BODY Found In her SHIN
with her Husband In u siuror by her 81,

Mrs. Coleman BODY Found In her sha,,,
with her Husband In u s,uror by her s,Ss
Every ono who has passed. tho corner OF Park
avenue AID Fifty-ninth street has noticed ,hs
little shnnty in tho big Vacant Let back OF ,h
hns been occupied BY william j. Cooman and
his wife Sarah. who lived upon tie revenue Of
candy and fruit counter.
The shanty has been closed for several dsva
YESTERDAY afternoon about 3 o'clock IolIce.
man Seeley forced the door. The single room,
about Is by 20 feet. was dir y 10 tho last do.
gree. and lying upon the floor was the body o!
woman scantily clad. BY her side lay mau
In stupor. as though sleeping OF the effects
Of l,luor. After q good deal Of shaking To.
and Wanted t. know what WAS the matter. 10
was William J. Coleman.
, When he was told that n. wife was dead 10
know or IT,. lie had been sick. he said and had
not worked lately; HenccoEn;ed Tor his wile's
Ieath by saying that about i've days ago she
hal annoyed her. and ha,l fallen over pile OF
stones and probably had injured herself. That
wa. the last he iemen: bered until awakened
as though she had been dead for some time
where Jpsttse M9reay remanted him to The
until to day. Tho ground on which the .hsniy
Coleman al he had been permitted to erect
ins % p Sa s no .he Boafd a' E.
ncatfon owes him $40. IT is, thought that The
Woman may have met her death in drunken
sah. %' hsr hS%sC asa o, na,ur. cause, on
wennesdar night in the ntto II a Watts
street. The door was loo ked and the body was
not found until yesterday Doscher was
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DID MRS POTTER MARRY BELLEws
Miss Heien KInnaird OF Her Company Says
that Shc Did.

Miss Helen ktnnaSrd OF Her Company Says
that Shc Did.
San Francisco Aug. 7-Fersons from Aus
trala give some preszy spis jdes OF Mrs. James
Brown PETERS life thcre. According to the
stories OF several actors who came IN from tho
colonies. Mrs. Potter was very angry because
she was not socially received in Melb urne.
and she made life miserable for her company.
She insisted upon midnight rehearsals IN order
In the afternoons.
Tie Melbourne season was not a 6nan-
cial success, but at Sydney a cordial
reception awaited tho pair. The fact
that Melbourne found fault with Mrs.
Brown Potters acting WINS sufficient to
make the citizens OF the rival c!!y, take sides
with her After their return to Melbourn II IL
we're married. This rel ort hurt them when
they visited sydney y,,' tho second time' and they
Miss Rinnaird. a former member Of Ms
Pottsr's Comrnnv. has arrived here from Aus
trniia. She, gave as tho reason for her retire
ters whims. Bevw she found very con-
iii tell YOU what caused the, row sail
Miss kinnatrds escort. young EnRishman.
tinunly land,ye Miss kinnaird to the deir!.
BIT. The last straw was piled on. however.
nms .a a the !. s p mo Gn
II Romeo had fallen in love with his mother in
law he would hive Displayed better taste tn" II
In throwing himsrlf AWAY on :in'iet: There
was deuce o, q row then. and Miss Kinnaird
and Mrs. Potter dill not appear together
again"
Kyris Beiew and Mrs. i, own Potter axe mar.
riedf'
None at Al. They. were married In Mel
bourne on their second visit to thnt city"
Miss X innRird will starr for New York to-day
where SHE will pIobnl lv oil Nh enlargement
before sailing for England.
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A Negro dies Frotestiax His Inuoeenee OF
the Crime for which He was Executed.


the Crime for which He was Executed.
DovEn. Del. Aug. flames Thoroughgood
ooored. was hanged In the Jail here at 80
this afternoon for assault upon an elght-ysar-
old colored girl. He was led from his cell
moaning and shouting and leaning heavily on
the arms OF his spiritual advisers. the Rev. Drs.
Gibson and Jackson. He was scarcely able to
walk. DR.. Gibson read the service for the dead.
but his voice was drowned In ThorouRhgood' 9
piteous appeals. He was assisted Nd the steps
to tho acaffo,d, aver,ing his eyes from tho
moose. After every rrepnration had been made
for n 1hs drop Dr. 5aS%k ok" said ,:.,.,,u.
II am not guilty" said the negro.
Just as the black can wa. drawn over bis
head. Thoroughbred shouted:, II am not
scafIold declare to God have, never done in-
jury TO n an or woman living. God huve suercy
hatchet fsli and tho trap dropped. His mex
was broken and he Was pronounced dend in
sig and a half minutes.
ThoroughGoodis victim. little Louisa Dnning-
during the morning. but could not bs iniuced
to enter tho jei!. though efforts were m ade TO
get her 70 confront Thotouahnood. When she
came 40 terror stricken that it was necessary
Ihorouaheood was 90, years Old. He had
ss ne WAS se
committed: This wns IN Sunday morning.
ian: Is. william BufflnEton. a solorei ma.
snT pe5 ha v iIn. h sh
her way the child was intercepted ny Thor:
ouGhgood. who carried her into the woods and
assaulted her. Tho assnult wss charac,e rlzed
several days whether the iiitie girl w"ull live
or die. Bile was Unconscious when found.
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ENGLISH NAVAL MaSGUYREs.
Iopertant Infsresoes ms 10 the Rapidly o
Mobilization.

Iopertaat Infsresoes ms to the apiaIty OF
Mobilization.
LONDON. Aug. THE three weeks naval
manBuvres Just concluded in tho North Sen
have been kesnly watched by every Govern.
ment In Europe. Exprr blanc tho Admir-.
atty for suddenly changing the pans. cun-
vsrtinR tho tactical man9uvrcs. after i've
days ev"lutIonr. into strategic manruvrsa.
thus spciiing tie Initiative Of the Admirals
commanding.
Despite The Admlralty's laundering tho evo-
lutious have Welded results OF immense i'm.
portanos. They have shown the rspldty Of the
mobilization OF an English feet. and that the
new and complicated Instruments OF sea war
fare. like tho battle ships rams Pareil ard
Nile, can ~ squippsd mAuned. and sent to yea
in few dAys. They have also proved that thu
l!O-ion guns us Il On the Rams Pareil can he
worked TSuti y And successfully. penetrating
n ne'ern incLca OF iron Aimur AMI fifteen
In he's oil conf ound nrnor ah0nt 81 range VI
more than 2.ON, Yards.
Another discoy cry has modified the accented
idsn. Q, d ~ value 81 iorpeIo yssssia In no
teek on az ironSlad. The system followed
saainet the torpedo vessels converted the de-
fssoe into Al attack. Instead 81 waiting for
them. OF twenty torpedo boats four were sd-
judged captured, while two protecting shIps
were Destroyed and seventeen attacks were
tepulssd. The superiority OF active over pas
Give defence against torpedo boats 10 held to
have been demonstrated.
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4 CAUTIOUS VERDICT.
Thomas Fired the Shots, the Jary Says.
hut William Msy He the Guilty Man.

Thomas Fired the Shots, the Jary Says.
hut William Msy He tho Guilty Man.
Coroner Levy held an inquest yesterday
into the deaih OF william Mclaughlin. the
umbrella maker. who was shot Just after leav-
ing the house Of his sister. Mrs. William Hal
lisy. ut 400 Fast Eighty.ninth s,ro t. on the
night Of Aug. l. Mrs Hallisy ha't nlready tes-
I'll, d in Il preliminary examination that her
ster.s,n Thomas had followed Mclaughlin
and his friend Burke out Of the house. and
had Al ed the shots. Mrs. COLES testimony.
however. evidently cauaed doubt about this,
and the Jury expressed IL In their verdict.
N 10. Cole Jaw the shooting. and according
to her dissertation OF the assailant William
J allisy. Toms Dr. thor. may have been the
man. Yesterday Mrs. Cole was conf!onIed
by the tw" men. WHO we. e prisoners. William
Mrs 9 ole could not identify either as he man
who fired the ahota. William looked like him
g., far rs bis hight and momstacbe wern
concsrneI. Int, Tom had MORE OF the look
al out the eyes that she remembe, Ell.
the Jury found that hlcI-auRhiin came TO
hnnd. OF Thomas Hallisy. and .rscomm led
also that illiam Halisy DO held for the action
OF the Grand July ornner Levy acted upou
the 70, omnendAtion. He sent 10th the Hal.
lisyR TO Jail to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. and sent Burke to tho House OF Detsn A.
ZION. 10 TO held there without EA'l.
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PERSISTENT PARNELLITEH
They VIII Not Meet billions Advances
Pressing suite AsAipst O'BrIsn.

They VIII Not Meet billions Adva.ces-
PressinE suite ASAinst O'BrIsu.
LONDON. AuR. 7.-Mr. Dillon while here CON.
fsrred INCREASINGLY with Parnellltss with q
view toward ending the schism In the Irish
party. He found them resolutsly opposed to
Mr.. Par nsIl's retirement - q condition OF re.
union. Several intimated their Intention to
withdraw from pubic lie. but during the
tenure OF their places In the House OF Com.
mons they WI adhere 70 their OLD loader,
MCCARTHY. and s. xton to deliberate on I, Q
arroslne nt that Mr.. Dillon Should bs formally
invested with the leadership when Par lament
he nominal chief ,,hHSuxh Mr.: Dillon Viii be 10
rumois as r blnK. to Mr.. Sexton an intention to
con est the Presidency Of tho marty.
lord Salisbury has instructed his solicitor to
press the hankrnrtcy case aea,n., Mr.. Dbrien
Lord Salisbury another claimant. q Gorge j Oh
ton. - whom Jury awarded k4.OdW damages
IN n libel action against air. VBrien ', ara ago
has revived bis dernand. II Is plain thai the
Parliamentary life.
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ENGLISH POLITICS.
Mr. DalfSur Expected to Keep the rot
0siilsg Durlns the Recess.

Ar DalFssr Expected 60 Keep the Pot
0siilsg Durins the Recess.
LONDON. Aug. Tho close OF the session OF
Parliament brings to tho Ministers and poli-
sieians only . brief cessation Of work. The
recess will be the livsliest one IN many years.
ssch side working in view of tho fact that It
viii b tho last CANT AKIN before the dissolu-
ton Of Parliament.
Mr.. Balfour will open the cam raicn on Mon.
dsy ct Plymouth when Il ia expected he will
Gtvs further inkinR OF bis solution Of tho
problem OF Irish coun'y government. to which
the Cabinet Is low pledged. Since the proroCa-
ton speech announced that the coming scs-
sion would deal with questions already elab-
GRATED. ali rumors OF an immediate general
election have ceased. The members know
shat the legis' alive programme mentioned
T. u: 2"s.n e.. speech in ,Noysmhsr las;
Ersiirt .uTon what ,eVlslaiiys achieysment
T.. eeansrs Besass hs oss Eli
fht Ministers have nor ected an Important
English measure developing the existing sys:
eouncils. and bills 10 nssirt he purchase OF
lana IN email allotn ent> and amending In
81 WITH
4, see the Government auccssd In CARRYING
Out isSr ar" ia, The Cabins; Vii Le thereby
90 streuethene, AZ TO avert deieat on an az
h sns s"u n X. work ~ tho races, rs.t.
upon Mr.. BslIour; In his Irish ocAl Govern
I9ent bill, It Is pndersto God. the sAtuie will he
n' 70 tho
rates. The measure Will bear the smallest
poss he ressnbla1ce 70 a home rule meas.
ssseted under TIA provisions from being con.
tsolled BY tue masses.
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LEAD 11KEx FROM HIS Drain.
Eddie Seirert Seema as Well as Ever-Hii
Life Despuired or tor Weeks.

Eddie Selert Seema ~ Well ~ Ever-11is
Life Despuired or tor Weeks.
Eddie Seifert. tho l5-year- old son OF Gil A..
Z. seiiert, Secretary OF the Brewers Exchange
has boon making an heroic FIGHT for life for
nearly two months with two pieces OF lead
bullet embedded In different parts OF his brain.
He has come out o victor and last evening was
walking In tho street near bis home at 10 West
Ninetisth street. with bis father. There is .
red. trianeular-shaped scar on his forehead.
but the only inconvenience he feels Is q slight
numbness OF tho right foot; very mi Il par
On June IS Eddie se,fert went out fishing
the [aiskiIIs. where Mr.. sei'ert hni taken his
sons 0s s EGas ride iSs.ns
his forehead iust over the right eve. Mrdi' al
were uapd to locate the bullet. 1T WAS found
Tint after ssking the 1roS'a bone the b%
The bran bra sna lsa s.opDea m abHu T.
skull. The o'Rer ' 1"lf had tssen ..rslshs
course and VAS embedded IN tho brni1 about
doctors who saw the boy Mt lslsy Forge !"g' esd
that T. was only q Meter Of time when he
E"4 ND s The dsnys.9 e
:sua g. s%a S,s%sS, IL ~ easS Y =, s!s
on JuIy u. no IOilOWlnk Ony ~. Hcue!, JT.,
made his first operation on tho hoy. Msnn-
while the wound in tho forehead had healed,
and 1t had to be reopened.
Tho srot WAS tea'ened hv cocaine. and a
small hole. about a quarter Of nm inch In dia-
OF the wound WIS 10 nm unhealthy condition.
and 1t was thoroughly c!ennhed. Not lar from
found, and from tho hole made by thu wonn,l
several smal! nj cos oi bone were taken.
Tubes were inserted; through which tho Az:
tubes also permitted the wound 10 heal
from the inside. and not from the forehead. as
formerly.
For several dnys Eddie wAa worry weak, but
bis good cons luton tidsd him over tn. SHOCK
q Tho operation. nrd seven days later Dr.;
probably live. The clot. OF brain matter which
pnsasd through the tubes during this tim
amounted to fully two tahlrepor nfmls. For the
last fow days Eddie hms been running around
rs lively as he over was AMI has an excellent
annstifo
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NEWS OF THE OLD WORLD.
ARRIvAL OF CAPT LAWLoR IN MS
DORY At COVERACK.

Activity OF EssIish Politicians In the Re.
esss-E.psror wIiiaa ana I.oado.'s
Lore Mayor Probably to Attend tho
worries FaIr-Decreass OF German Ex-
ports 20 Auerics-1 he French Squadron.
LONDON. Aus. Capt Lnwlor. On board the
American dory Sea Serpent. which started from
Boston on IN ocean race with the Mermaid.
another dory. officsred and manned By Capt.
Andrews. arrived at Coyerack. near Lizard
Point ON the English Channel. at CIV o'clock
on Wednesday morning. His recital OF the ia
ctdsnts OF the trip shows many narrow escapes
from death.
The most exciting evont OF the VOYAGE was
an encounter with shark. On the night OF
July "a be won't to sleep after he had mado his
ruddef ropes fast anil otherwise prepared his
boat TO cnrs for herself. He was suddenly
awakened By o grinding noise. nnd upon In
Vsstisatnc found q shark rubbing against the
boat Ho paid no attention to this. rs 1t was o
common occurrence. Suddenly the bont gave
. twist. and he found that the shark had
turred over and lad one end OF the boat In its
Capt. Lawior saw that something must Re
done or he would shortly be q meal for the
hr " hi sSs o sst wa h crs .d Ass
lash katie :. the harpoon 90 that he might
.tab the shark without ,Ianesr Of losing he
tine 10 DO II. a. tho shark .wns e1erting oil its
strength and its powerful JAWS wore almost
ThSn 4 novel idea came 10 the Captains
mind. He took a patent yacht signal. con-
sistinR OF 40 explosive n, separation which acts
somewhat after the manner OF Roman candles.
Nt the fuse. ~ app.d tho signal In news.
paper. and threw II overi oa,d. As soon as
u touched the water the shark let 70 tho boat
and 70 sds dash tor It,. This was an unfor.
sups nov The nnrs Of thN share for 'us
s az 70 sSssa y. exploded Inc shark was not
soon after this adventure Capt. Iawor
%sfSsd D. h H'i iaid Ms boat alonssido
the boz and tried to open 1t. hut he lost his
ohissl overheard ard nearly swamped the boat.
% he abandoned the attempt.
On Aug. D. Whiie running before a nasty sea.
he sighted the bark Finland and tried to speak
bsI he lot eontrol u The boat tor moment
"a re .ail brought np on tie II, msin sheet al
- the hoht went down on her heAn ends thta
sail nllsd with water and prevented her from
cspt lawlor was eomrellsd to chamber over
the ksel TO cast OF the jib sheets, He hal
great difflenlty In lighting his little yesssl.
and thought for o time Il at he would never
succeed In getting her on an even keel. Wher
an.ly BE- It'd right har she was hnlf lu! II
@atsr, Tho Finland ohered to ass st him. but
h. dc.line.; and pnmnsd her ont himself.
very. dirty weather. Whom ho arrived a. Gov.
crack he was drenched and greatly fntiRued.
'rhs Post N Aster at that place offered him the
hoopit altise Of his house, and Capt. LRwloe 10
0VW there, resting hm eeif from the voyage.
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TIE WESLEY LAKE BOAT CARN1rAx.
II Exceeds In Beanty the Cnrnivais or All
Former Years.

Forncr Years.
AsBuRY PARK. Aug. Tho annual boat car
rival was held tonight on Wesley Lake.
About 100 boats were In line when the rroces-
sion started from the foot OF the lake. All the
boats were very rrettily decorated with colored
lanterns arranged In many forms.
The line OF hoata slowly winding its course
M the lake looked like huge fiery serpent.
Al or reaching tho head Of the lake the boats
reformed. and mov.d back toward the sea In
three solid columns. The hotels nnl colt ages
along tho sides OF the lake were elaborutely
decora'ed with flags. lantern. md bunting.
The terraces on the Orsan Grove side. the
bank on tho Ashury Park side. the pinzzaA
and widows nnd avery place that Afforded y
foothold. were NJ crowed by 10000 spectators.
Several effective tableau pieces were dis
played on large bouts anchored, In tho centre
OF tn. lake. Tho band OF tho wrecked man. o.
war Trenton VIVA stationed on tho iiirk street
bridge. There was liberal display Of fire.
works.
There were three prizes offered for tire most
handsomely Gecorlted h"n;s: Ihe,e rILes
forks and as, set o! .ii,er srno,a. The Judges
Maud s.: tho Giornna. and the
large parties from l. nx nranch. Elberon.
Pelmnr; and Spring AXE Beach. who b III! com
TO tho Park In eIuipa9rs nj val ous Kinds. In
the eauty and tastefulness OF the Il. co, nti ns
and tho number Of lonts In Iins the carnival
ex, seded the efforts OF all former years.
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BUNooBAsHI IN TROUBLE

II Falls victim to the Press Censorship OF
the Indinn Government.
CALCUTTA. Aug. THE newspapers which
are printed here In the natl; Q languages have
recently devoted much spnce to articles con-
tanning bltter attacks en- the Government OF
India as administered under the viceroyship
OF the MARQUIS OF Lansdowne. Tho Govern.
mont finally grew tired Of ihsse aitn.ks, and
turned 10 the oourts for relief To-day war;
prIetor. editor. man nger. and printer OF tho
H,n1nLashi. Should those newspaper mon DO
them BY Tie Government. they viii lie liable to
the maximum uuni. HIM ut Of tisnsportA' ion
for liie or 10 tho minimum sentence OF three
years inpr. sonment
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RorALrY FOR CHICAGVS FAIR.
Emperor Williams Plans 10 SEQ the Fair
as Well IS His English Cousins.

a. Well - llis English Cousins.
LoxpoN. Aug. TT the presence OF royal
persons can boom the Worlds Fair In Chicago,
its success now seems to be assured. 1t Is
certain that several members OF the English
royal family are showing such m interest In
the progress OF the preparations as indicates
an intention on their pArt 10 visit the Fair.
Communications have reached London from
Berlin which leave title doubt that, II Eurore
Emperor viii take The greatest voyage OF his
:, Tho keen iItere.t, taken IN London n tho
from tho Mayor Of p ESlcsso 10 the az Lord Mayo!
Of London a-kins him \" inspect The site and d
sBs'r ssesU 'F hs sAs p %sf this ''aT MsSa
sh' s9Sr. sss : ss1. ;'of e.ss SSs s .:
Hsi 80 g, fo AN Mayors 70 Il
Mayor will DO. enabled. TO- see Chicago next
and hs H1 viii bs prsds 70 sho
rsSk g; 'hs
nj BY she iioS,, Gia5k !: Carr, q. United
the Industrial Association. and by several gen:
II sninsGMa r.ss sS II 5 Vii
row. He is making the most Of the short time
fully as possible the teneilts that will accrue
to danish exhibitors at the Worlds Fair
This afternoon Mr.. Peck and Minister Carr
tion. where the Minister presented Mr.. Peck 10
the memberp. MIR. Peck made q speech. in
which he dwelt upon the Importance OF tho
Words Fair to tho trade OF Denmark.
subsequently Mr.. peck visited The ,off1ce OF
the Minister OF tho Interior and discussed
. royal commission to the Chicago Fair.
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BARCELONA's REVOLT
A SpeeaIssor Arrested Tor Inciting is to
Bear 6panish Securities.

a Dpee0JDt0r Affeoteo bOP 10clttn8 ~ TO
Bear Spanish Securities.
MADRID. Aug. TAT the time OF tho recent
fight between a band OF armed men and the
ssntries around the barracks at Barcelona. It
was stated that the attack was the result OF q
conspiracy OF desperate stock Spectators.
who. being DESTROYS Of causing a fall In the
prices Of securities on the Bonrss. adopted
this means OF starting q report that the attncS
was part OF q rising 10y the Republicans to
overthrow the Government and thus bring
about . depression In prices. Many person.
believed that 1t was really q Republican move.
ment, and IL was - that the conspiracy OF.
tended to other Spanish cities and that
general rising OF the Republican party had
been arranged. hut that the plot had m!scar-
ried owing TO aome MISUNDERSTANDING OF the
plans OF the leadeis.
:, The, report OF tho affair. as teleRraphed from
Republican aspect. but stated that the attack
was the work OF stock spernlhtor. and to-day
that rerort was substantiatad by the arrest in
Bal oelonR OF q heavy operator Ia Government
sscuri ties on the charge oil being ratty to the
conspiracy. The police. upon searching the
prisoner found IN his possession several lot
ters which rlove beyond doubt that ne was
concerned In The attack On the barracka. and
that the affair WAS not q revolutionary move
mont but sinply novel scheme to originate
startling rumors and thus allow the operators
concerned 10 boar the market.