Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1881, Page 6

I 6 THE CHICAGO LIGN. replying to his communication to-day, points FOR ry out that if compensation were granted to him (and the Chiof Secretary intimates that ho Is not entitied to st) the claims of every othor eulferer would have to be recognized. Parnell Justifies Devoy's Tele- CAPT, NOVCOTT MADE A MISTAKE RIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCI 5, 1881—SIXTEEN PAGES. a ne Eee en EE ONS DENVER. anneal ang meet nteasing gunnettonras | = EE BAUER GANG A HEAVY FAILUNE, fevt long and 160 feet wide, airrounded by an ornamental iron fence, the whole to bo planted The Darlington tron Company has failed, with Wit tHe choicest ahado-trees, anit Inids nt i ’ he Money wasdlvite, . 80 Ha to ive ench nan $75, Wied {abilities reported as fn the mitlinns, Its Advantageotts Location, and | inwatkaand drives, with griveplits, councuing, | Capttire of the Thioves Who Stole | “it was within n very short time after THE GRAIN MARKET, and flower-ardens, under constant and compe: 1 ; loft thobarher-ahop, sont Mose ee Tavenroor, Maveh 4 eleading grain clr: Its Architectural Beaus tenbeare, V4 feet wld will lend tip Morrow’s Trunk of Jowelry, alee eee srg Ww formor going north and t Brot to Mls steal hutinks, The getter dirveuy coinpantons nt the corner ‘of yumered Clark strecte, and thero the ae they artat and tha military: who were rent | J tho various murkets ft generally advance eno choose their conveyances without ringing arrested With the Jewelry fd and os a Fair Reply to | iaiewtltsng mimsottwitu tho Gpnoation, and | | jiveh 4—The lenin grate etre ee to, the tain ‘emthinee of tho bulkting, on que ‘ sty te “corriore aerty Inthe ‘ Archi oe aFina et terion urduretne RUC to | aenrer Ima juiitinne. ev alern qa a a3. aide of which will be the hackestand, and on th HOt pretend i 8 Harcourt’s reid trented the Fermanagh farmers who dug his po- | lentrer in all positions and demand improving. other that of tho onmibuses, so Uiat passengecs | Hoy They Took the Trick and What They Did wilh, was that took the Jowetry tu say i tntovs ' i Dereshop, but thoy nresitme Gagt tO bare tusual nt must city depots. Baker, the Munder, MoDonatd wero waiting in tho ne rich and to protect thom, orowted n alrone preface | SHeAbiMing, Mills are busing moro freely. | Business-Growth of the City, and Auntie cn ‘af Chena iy tig unienet fat thot After Aiater ateatoenrial er equ id 8 : y white : Const carsves tire eld for an advance, whleh i steant-heating tho bulldings and both buildin f ‘5 thom dire Frat * . or ile erwelty to he teanute did ‘mot Cond to des Is not fortheoming. Wheat for shinment on Goneral Prosperity of Colo- hid Arum WIL bo beilliantly Uuted at niglt | ‘Tue TianuNE hae from fimo to timo during | then, “atte. restored ta neers AY The Disarming Bill Passes Tis Second | or, . Paseuge meets with a quod Inquiry at Gd nd- nila by. Uhe icush patent electric nypneati, tho past three ‘mouth frequently publianed | Tho, Fermalning, RE which We tions ttm i ; a 3 40 vl i) 1 YUNee! ‘ ie Reading, and Comes Up for Final OFFICIAL OPERATIONS UNDE THE CORRCION | VAlce for California, On spot and in the netgh- {tema concerning tho operntions of tho Bauer MIE nay . ; Forename ere eould not wfford to. throw aw Vorhood thore bns peen # good bitalniess UNION PACIFIC FRECOUT DEPOT, ang of thiev whose headquarters / and $200 bad aleendy been lost oie 7 ef , ew blocks awny, Which {tits constrietion and . 1 5 y the Wheat advanced 14d, Corn strong anddear- | Magnificent New Rallrond-Buildings— | Stuipmontcarchcthecsuneinprestonat pers | Unt recently wea ont the notorl- | friends and himselt by the er. Market to-day tlrin, Wheat maintained no ry ACK COMM ive Action Montay, OMleinl operations in connection with the Co- Nut Amount wht hy hk CeOverY Of “Avetle concert ailoon of AL trish, | “sway. The Mauers threatened, and tunes et ereion net imty he said to have commenced 7 ‘ nanenee, It was bullt during the past year, and | Old MA tho anine, ailytng that If any sone MACS fi in ieginnts hoiy. hetero. the. disual, Lone: | Mee nivanee, with i mond démaiud,, Flour In Faith in the Future of the Initio ot eut atone, ius fecr lon wid viene { ou Clark mtreet, | rout of finerison. | Mons *hnetens tine tera ges Ma re Ni Cc * in trel dP for oflicht!) business the Chief Secretary | tale reqnest ata slight adeanee. For corn thore State. ly W fect white, Tt is divided inta convenient | These items wor nll disconneeted, and did not | wautd bo taken in Dreferenea to theirs, ere ine Counties in Ireland Pr arrived at Dublin Custle. Me was immediately ‘ " pirtinents: 1 fret ont freight, with ¥ r y ia. Giearat ok wns i miodernte inquiry nt Tuesday's rates. ft ne foe in CORI aul one fre We raeg | Seem to hitet toxothor very well, ‘This was now Tsanea was ferested Yesterday at his pawn. <1 5 4 Hea nt no thie were able | shop. and was locked up at Central stint REONGANIZING THE AIIMY, ‘ 4 of iis construction bew to mo was ia hnving its | cssarlly so, a8 the pol Wi fo result of tha ( Janet! Station ta Hono, March t—cutiters, War deorotarys | yes Conte ai-—Teuvelery tou tho [Tate lane rete a separaty Canning | ot suueeesilpnougt to gt at tho fall dete 0 | irary mou nce Doone ut yi te TES Leiatetnehs eonsceniog the nriny, jrupned After pnesing for umdreds of mallee | Weynt bited upon the fivore would Rot affect #80 | Irdustelous, thloves. —Kecentlyy Mowaver, | Wai change ELS Mee ee ot kas, teat fomalso the minimum iyo of eutistiient from 18 | over the long reaches of dry and trectess | walle, tn tho north end nro tho Weht and alty | ey” nppenred to strike things right, | decuscrs Wilt be u Uitter ono, AuWInst fie tolv Junta; nod to Brobibit tha mssalnig of inen | pining, and ateriving at tho beautiful City ailigon of eis donuriment cantnletoly furnished ante TE sake. adege” (pase ike hid oo Under 40 to India, tho term of enlistment: to be | of Denver, expericnee sume such sensations | WIL overy requisit, Outside the bullding 151 reynaracearait yi Seance # ; sedans sutform 1,000 fect tong, resting on stone plers, | been perfectly plain that tha Bauer yang were |] OUR TRADE WITH F twelvo years, seven yenrs to be spent with the | as those described by Ortental tourists utter | Rnd wolid evongh to aupport hendn of orepintntss } ou = WITH FRANCE, colors, If serving at home, and clyht years if ‘ followed by Mr. Thoms lurke, Uniter tec claimed under the Co- tary, nnd) two law officers, Ciradualiy. * j the watting-romn of the Chief See ercion Bill. | retary’s Department became crowded with Resident Magistrates, Constabulary, and ollice: who had attended In obedience to telegraphic i summonses Issued tnst night. At lenst forty Totense Exoitemont Throughout the SUpendiary Jurtices and 100 Polleo Sub-Inspeet be vome to grlof. The first move inthis ‘ Iiiesing through the fmmonse Ashu tnlf- | Set thts ae diifereut potits are otoveN Lure | cieection waa made by Detectives ‘Tieenoy and | Views of Conwil whodes — ¢ Island in Consequence ore were in attendance. ‘Tho Ieshont Magis- | ferving nbrond, Opportunities will be given | tasert plains, aud coming tu sight ot the | plutformrcntes. “Bir. Recler, tuo agent in | Wireetion was made Ly Detuetiver Tierney nnd | Views of Const | Ithodex — Canned trates were prinulpally from the disturbud diss | Corvoriieant Sermeants ¢o protang toll term | ghintug ininagets, and towns, and palmeuroves | fe et Lt lard guide to tielerons | mito enonun fo plek tp Nicholas faucr on lal: | pyreation of Cattle, nnn Tee Hate Thereof, trlets in the South, Northwest, amd West of sorvice to twenty-onn years with nm pension. | of somo ut the expital elties Of Persia, Denver | TCH fram the standart gauge to tho aaron te ie ie arom with BE Dates, Among Every two battallons of the tine are to, bo 880- | jy tho only really metropolitan elty between the | puro i Aluért Rhodes, United + elated vith two battalions of militin, thus Missourt ‘aver: and Sun Feunelseo, tt rivots | slde ot thu bron! enue, bre Falsed auilltelentiy possedsion a eh “er positively ientitied Pe Ha Hua ae a neenera + FUUMING TERINTORIAL, REGIME Kanens City in business growth, and $s fer ET sree cate diiference in teveland make tivo lnveygluey i iModrysqoods ature oF Ac Wises | fille, Roubaix, Dunkirk, and Valend udiong: of four battalions, A certain number of reg | superior tolt in benuty of lovntion, and in tho ? diuterinvexnizo traok Ieearricd atong- | sninil parcel = of goods in hie THE DISTRICTS RE! ENTED o 3 7 i were West Cork, Leltrom, Galway, Muyo, Sligo, Lytton’s Resolution Relating to | cis Waterford, Longford, 'Tipperrary, tin i rclennes, swag . 4 SU farther north is the now roundhouse, | Days passed, and no youd results were male | not at tho New York Hotel recently 1 the Abandoument of Can- feltuand Danegal, Tho Inspector-Generalof Pris- | ments are Always to be Kept at thelr full | architectural cleeuuco ot ite bulldings, Nature | milltof eut atone tiraught. from the mountain | fosts It was even thought that Me Wise was | Ce cetor, tte tnd Just werivesl in tate yee ona, tho Hon. Charles Rourke, wasrent tortotake | strength. Au army corns of elghteen Ilne regl- | has been most profuse aud kindly In her favors, | and with stutils for twenty-six locomotives, Just | mistaken jin his Wdentileation of the Having | tho headquarters of his uistrlet nt Rous, eet dnhar Adopted. part In the interview, which was to result in | ments and threo battalions of guards, witha | and those have teen nobly supplemunted | south Of the freheltedepot me tnmense rails | Capt. 1 5 . Tho femporurily depriving « number of village tyrants of thoir ilberty.’ It wns tirst deciied, ns ‘ irendy telegraphed, to plnea all persons A Virtual Vote of Want of} iresed in Kitmalohnm Jatt tho cells of whiten ent bel ved, to while! c! persistoutiy — faltuwed up the mutter, | Chamber of Commerce of that olty, on a sultuble proportion uf cavalry and artillery, will | py tho Inteltiyent enery of her eltizens. Tes | FaNt miracue is yelng pineal. te Wile A track | tnd if he had no hind in. those: | parture, gave hima voto of thanks for a bo ready at any moment. Arrangemonts are | ciovation, 6,000 fect above the sen-tevel, secures | trot of tHe city, and the purpose of which isto | cessful working ont of the cue, it cal ° le ee and cnecgy in etlimulattuse the eommerc} ulsg to be made to increase tho ‘How of promo: | a clvar, dry air, most favorable to health, and | scttle all dispites with shippers concerning | Was only hoca tse ofieers at Central Staton hed lations Ttvien this country: and eee te tion for army officers and reduce tho uetive lst | makes itn tuvorlt resort for savallds satferlug | Weights. Wher tho correctness of awelght ns bore conveniences for dolug thy erent umouil , ee, ‘ de - tf ri rationed, tho © of leg-work necesatry, It was tho Captain's “ Thayen't tho alightest idea why tho Fea Confidence by the House Are provided with a wooden floor, The next | of Genorals to 10, ‘Tho Lill will gave Grent | with asthins of other diseases of tho resplentory | Stated tn tha frefyt-tall is questioned. tho, cag iow from tho start thué the burglars, who were | Government should hava ald an cit nee business was the consideration of tho | Britain and India about £20,000 unc, Flogglng | organs, He expense of weighihg to be pald by | #0 continually hirassiig hint bd Sve American port,” reptied Mr. Rhodes when qu of Lords. districts to which = the = Coerclon net | In the army fs to be totally abolished, ITS LOCATION : the party in error. rooming in some at the Ineger butldiige on Uoned un this subject: " thore wasnetee should apply. ‘Two resident maucistantes from PROMOTED, Heupon a dry mest, sloping Runty to tho Dn | ee Te eee ata toaivcrtisee moral: | Hon, Dut it’ ena “only After wveeks | such a mensure In Franco previous to mpi each county were called toxether to the Chief | Gon. Woo has beon mado Major-General, of tho Phitte iver, with a tall suficient for Toads, Latta enforea the den with Which Tainrt. | Of. patient work that he flunlly parture, and aince my arrivat here T huve hedge A ¥ . Sceretury's private apartment und carefully WOOL SALE, good drainage und eewornge. Itis in full view | cd yul, that these far-acemur mien bave got the pointer whieh loeated Mike Hauer In tha The City of Agram, in Austria, | oxammed respecting the stuto of erime. in timo to study the question in the new: At tho wool santos to-iny, F174 ates were of | of tho tocky Mountain Range, aver whuse trees habeas vother ee Parker‘House. Conlident of thnal sttecess, he ee FAITIOIN THK FUETERE OF OUR STATE, ordered Hauer's arrest, and just here 2 slip‘oc- | Howovor, [can speak with you of another ina. Again Visited by an Earth. - | thelr respective locutitles. ‘Tho fullest detatls | tered, ehfety Sydney, Queensland, Port Pultip, | clad foot-hils snowy peuks IC thelr heads, and | 45 ott us to tet Eastern pooply know what kind | Skaced whl wasthunght ne tio, time rugnona | ter whieh 10 ome extent inigut tuvetee the were askell respecting outrages upon persons, | and Cape, ‘The prices were unchanged, temper with delightful coolness the summor- | of work Is Lelng done in this distant region. to tho case. Hitter, at the moment the olticors | commercial relations of this country and Fran quake. cattle, or property, WRECKED. nights, Its broad streets are Ined with trees, | ‘Lhereisone thing, however, which the Union | were about to arrest bim, Jumped out of 4 aee- % Tn ENT OF ILLEGAL DRILLING and the existence of seeret combinations of Childers, War Secretary, Explains tho | Htbbon men or Feninns, the object velng to ob. p ’ A.vosed aupposed ty bite eoverat womenon } Which in the summer cast a most xrateful | Paelfe Haliroud has dane wileh is worthy of | ondeatury window and escaped, its mistress, |S short, time Lefora 1 left Ronen Tor hone, scl, board, lens be ked of Sundoriund. Au | Stade; und in the gutter-ways on elthor side Imitation, ft has appointed aGenerat Freight | sagie Farmer, and his baggage remained behind, | 8 doereo wis passed forbidding tho sule of board, hns been wrecked of junderiund. 4! agent for alt ita Ines centering ut Denver, who, | and after a few days of pationt wilt he was | preserved outables in enn, the interior: hands were drowned, flow streams of puro fiving water, drawn from | jnndditionto the usual duties of Ula ofl i wea ¥ lata of Cy Hits ye ed, und brought Inte tho West | whleh were soldered. Sotder, it was claimed, ine tain convinelng proof that the application of APUMANISTAN, tho Platte some distance above tho elty, and tho power to, acne Beomutly: fu Falarnicoe, te Staaten Sreot Suan, fue tho muzzle, end orn jured init sunt eet tally polsun the top cers i 7 y nee y for i Bay seve! va, | ferences, and disecopancies between shippers | revolyer by icors Walton and MeCube. He iw deere m jedeme Bill to Reorganize the Brit tho uct was ubsulutely nocessury for tho district | Toxnox, March 4—The Honso of Lords to- | qyetmibutce by neanwlus of Inunting Meno | and thy railroad, without tho long, tedious, und | proved us stubbora ns hia brother Nick, andho | any ono it'the country to kolder tho ate ish Army. before night resumed tho debute on Lord Lytton’s resu. | £2 te rh often unsatisfactory reference to Omuba or bitterly dented all howledge of the Wise burg | cans, also provided for tho seizure at the Cus THE PRELIMINARY STEP OF PROCLAIMING {ution that nothing In the inturmation lid bee fore the House justifies the unnouneed polly of tho Government In regard to Candahar, ig Qomixture of disintegrnted xranit and sls | Kansas City whieb was formerly the rule. lary, Tt was deelded to nbandon that case, and | tom-House of all goods Imported in this condi clous rocks, with suflfefent alluvium’ to he Ce Tica Laie fe ote atau, Su, ‘wore Hpon the prisoier pearing Abe Sorcgw Mons acum abroad. 1a i ietiovee Alnerlean exe of R when packer - v and fs rapidly finereasing. Chleago is largely | jowelry robbery last fall at tho Clift louse, | portation o! wed cnorisons, and une sina heiteourcae: Goins ‘eee hornet represented here,—probably more than any othor | Sergeant Dulg huving received Information | less shippers have been enreful with their sole Itwas taken, ‘The Constabulary and officers were in attendance fur the purpose of giving The Emperor of Russia to Bo Potitioned | nu tue necessary information regarding their Nine drantirook, Se ‘ 1. Eustorn clty,—aust 1 dally, when teome bere, | shortly thoreufter that the Bauer brothers know | der, the new deerea may fore tlmo slightly ate to Abolish Polltieal Exportation Purticntar tocuiities, and adduelng evidence on nanan tie sea eetlin natanoe muaieoys and melting snows soon filter, louving a dry and | inect men and seo name Twas fatntline with"! aqomdch, about the robbery ng any one cise | feet the commercial relations between the two to Sibert Whien to ground warrants ngatust individuals, | stable, and must be provided nyuinst, Entand | 4% footlng. upon the shoregof Lake Michigan. Tho resi- | Mike proved more tractable ou this subject, | countries. 0 Siberia. . st either for open breaches of Iuw committed fn connection with the Lengue movement, or ou rensonable suspicion of belng muity . of participation in outrages. ‘Tho interviews Joubert, the Boor Commander, Desirous of | jnsted alt day, and, though Mr. Forster intenvted tf Far-Western cities, especial); denee portion of the elty ta extending in all dls | and by keeping notes of ull ho said upon tha | | Has the importation of American goods ta toneg it nh stricta, ts ohieeae tatt 0 rections; but tho custorn sides, up tho slopo of | subject the police hive dnally elleited tho en- | Franco tnereased much within tho last year or te ie a . | Capitol HU, seems to be the fuvorlt portion for [ tire story of the robbery. Phe Wise nifale wis | twor” hnve come to atnys and the architectural benuty | tho newer and more aristueratic residenees. A | brought before tho ‘Graud Jucy a fow | “Lt bus inercased, T might nlinost say besond of its buildings, both mercantile and private, | Itrge suburb ty idso being added to the west, | days ago, and — an indictment has | alicalculatton, So fares wheat und corn aro was bound In honor to hold tho sound position she had gained by the sword. Tho Duke of Argyte, Lord of the Privy Seal, suid Lord Lytten's motion mounted to a vote of 10 Humberless clegant viltas and cw awith {| feross the Platte River. Asyettho State mts | been or _ will be returned against [ concerned, Americans have driven nll Rus. . i ‘ censire on tho Government for not mlopting | Ho numberluss clogant villas and dwellings with | iy pubtle bullting for tegistativy nurposes, ard | the Lnuors, Robert Strutton, ‘thomus Wiekbin, | alan combetition aut of “the ‘Heid. You wil Stopping o Further Shedding to go to Eniland to-night, ho bus postponed ble | the policy of tho Conservatives, Tite fuuguage | jUTRO OF Wy the Goverment Hraiches meet in hired balls. | aling Wirgins, and Eddlo’ Musrett, who ure | burdly bolleve mo when E say that, neconk f Blood. departure, owing to the importanecof bis duties | of the Ci 1 vas enleutited to nests | 0th Othe prosperity and tho falth of tho | yh question of the permanent location af the | known to have been implicated, Other steps | Ing to. the reports of my agents, the OR Dloavy he Gf the “Conservatives was enleulnted to ugsist | putders in tho efty's future, Moreover, Its | Capital has not yet been finally settled, and Cole | must be taxon, however, before the work 4s | Importation of. American” wheat’ lust ——- eres fe ante ered Huasinn interests by inducing n bette? that houses uro not usually curnlecd with mortanges, | crudo Springs aud Pueblo are both working burd | completed or way. portion of tho gouds recoy= | year in iny district alone umounted tu betwory THE CHIRE BECREFARY ENGLAND FEARED RUSSIA'S ADVANCES. | nutug a rule ato frco und untnetmbered. ‘Tho | aud bidding largely to scours tho honor, ored, . 625,000,000 etd $30,00J,000, an enormous fieregse sal wi lake t bronud view ot fe operation of i " ¥ rT 7. TTS SEWSI’. TUE JE LUY HOnpeRyY over the preces iw ye A nileed, Of thy Kut ane ters hte ie fi ri Sper 4 HE the Tho policy of the Government was not founded | poblo buildings arcuted recently by Lleut.-Gov. TI DAILY SEWSrArEnS song itt JEWHLIY towne iciceaen var tho preceeli yours Hed om tuy are UTRAGES, ew Ret. lo some cl 08 or ‘onfidence Ps al a Sbach of the Tritune, News, Republican, | was brought to tho notice of the Grand Jury ye ' ct Spectat Cables Castle deem ‘auspleton fatrly peinted nt an on Russian promises or implicit confidence tn | rabor, Moffat, Kassler, Cheesinan, and othors | of this elty are ry the Afghans, but Inthe bope that the Afghans might he induced to belleve in the disinterested- neasof Enghind. Loni Benconsflold asked who could have sup- posed the Government, with Cabul corresponi- ence to guide them, could have repudiated the whole pofiey of thelr predecessors, ‘Tho financial argunents againat the retention of Candabar had been used against the nequisition of Pun- daub and Selnde, which were now sources of strength and wealth. Ho did not betlove, how. ever, that Canduhur was tho key of India, Vigor In Parthuncnt, the skill-und resources of En- ylishmen, attd the action of a determpned peo- ple, wore: ° ~ | Froneh wheat merchant assured mo that if tho * Times, 5 d 81: torday, nnd itisuitogether likely Unt thoy wilt re- q, ath woth! bo an honor even to our own splendid und Threat nity, cunmilatatts ane Anparontty Tura aime billugainst tho Banors,stuttnow Aen, | Price of Amoricun wheat wero to fall Wer cent rebuilt Chieayzo. Then ayaln, as Denver 38 | paper combing Mterary with news features; { aud Willlam Sehrecitor, boarders at Irieu's ae Ot tele Neate TAO ad eae but tho expression of Colorado, tho anid | and mining interests nre represented in apee: | house, und also nyninet pane Sas cine imy departure this fall bits atrendy besun, growth of tha city and tho ornate nnd perma. | lalty by tha, focky Mmotain, Mining Revie, | vtreet pawnhrolecn, sho) one tenuate tho aie | OS ghia feur of American competition th wheat nent charauter of {ts Improvements are 8 fate | eT es ing public. aro now wolt provided sirigh, butt who subsequently dixelurged for pias peer, a Recltelas setae OF Da tanalewueur tie expanont of the with hotel privileges. The old Grand Central, } beck of evidence suilleient to convict. Messrs. but surely the diy i uiveebn GENERAL PROSPENMTY OF TITE STATE, American, Alvord, Wentworts, and Charplot, | McDonald and Alitich aro under ine gore be iS Obl eae tite eee bea, peeinlly of the permunence aud value of | and wumberless sinatler hotels, furnish wecom- } dictment, and tho recent, doings 0 flokls into beet-beds or to starve, Tl inodations sulted to wil purses. dn addition to | the | police only tend to, stronethan | vi a aonsible to thedungen, bit ii its mineral interests, theso Is tho splendid now Windsor. which was | tho charges agalnst them. Capt, Montluld, who all ti tholr power to avert it They hiv Coloratto Is not now, and probably noyer will | tinisned and opened last fut, It is built of red | basbad entireeturgo ot the mutter siico tho day uae to petition the ‘Chnnbertee tho pu be, # great agricultural State, Dependent, as | sandstone, and was furnished by Gov. Tuborand | Bauer iret evineed an inclination to “squeal” | Oe aotcative Iuws dn this matter. How the growth of ecrcals is bere, entirely upon frrt- | Mr. Bush nt great expense. ‘ho great tuck of | kindly furnished tho facts from which tho fol | Yt OVI VO ine Male” can help thom ad by the enpacity of tha | Nepver isa tirst-cliss plac of umuseinent, but | lowing story of tha rolbory wis woven. ‘hose | uth, for wore. the Government to ky gation, and thut Hiulted by tho enpaeity of the | {his Will suon bo supplied hy tho curly eoninte- | fuets came before tho Grund Jury, but ns Capt. A fees er Aneta ete ae few streams towing trom tho mountains, If | fon or tha imagiticent ‘abor Operastiouse, | Honileld was nota witicss, bu ly riot under obit: | Ah cinbury : i Tune Donrax, March 4.—An unonsy — feeling | individual to bo suillelent to Justify, hls arrest, {a ngnin prevalent, owing to tho pecullur | yir, Forster insists thut cvidonce of an overt act nature. of the recent -outraxes. = Tho | inust be adiuced, such ag would tutlu determined attempt to murder Mr. Hearne, | gnee his mind in the capuelty of and tho not Ices bold sittack on Mr, Scott, near | juror, and that a prima facie caso be Halling, sre outrages for which wo must go back | egtaviaued nyainst tho accuse. A mocting of at least two months to flud a paralicl, Midnight | tho vriyy Counett was teld at the Castle this * outrages and attack on dwelling-bouses are | evening. Tho Dublin Gusette was thon issucd, becoming more frequent, and these, taken {1 | contujning proclamations for tho Cauntics of conjunctioh with tho other startling crimes, tte | Clare, eleven Huronics in the County Cork, Gul- calculated to disturb tho feeling of security way, Kerry, Leltrim, Limerick, Mayo, lossvoin- whieh was beginning to sattlo down over the | mon, and Sligo. country. Tho Globe contains tho following THI PIOCLASATION. paragraph: “There Is a certaln unpleasant Fal faa cupy of tho proclamation fu Fesemblance Uetween the flere nasuults now | ealawins Ht g f world be up in aris $i opposition to what q these interests aredeveloped sufleiently to moet | which will De opened carly in tho coming spring. | gutlony to keep them secret, sae Ste nonehioro a eae tenon bean tho County Clare: BEY: INDIA, : ier: fc night of the robbery Nick and Mike Hauor, | Would bo Justly coneldered a taxation of breud. Tuade ly Ste Willan Harcourt: an ‘the “defavter “hy the Lant-Leutenant aut Priey Counett in | Lord Ceanvilte, Seeretury ot Slate for tho SR OPED, AUREL SUSE BEDS OR eS CovEME | sent? Ault and Hil, Nouroestor, Drofessionnl | rene. the former Lolig hued. wad: tice and disorganized Land League and tho un- 7 Sowepers | nye Feist re | beeted. Her prosent dependence nnd ro. thieves. while passing the Clifton House saw 3 hatlel prnctice of pitting, a ian when he te | Weand. Bart Cocpers We, tho Lord-Liouten- | ¥orcign Department, said tho opinion of tho Ine | Pend Mies pmsine Hebanleue am deposits EDWARD HANLAN, some baggage lying on tho sidewalk roaty to be | like when properly yround dowa und inanipue eee ant-General and Genernl-Govoruor of Ireland, | atan Government having been aked, Lord | of ott, silver, fend, iron, and coal witch elimh carted away by one of furmetee’s baggage | litted—ay only the broch can do—makes the flown,’ hromgnout suneter | 22, 082, With tho ndvieo of the Privy | Itivon favored the abandonment of Caudlabitr * » dead, fron, s ast delicious brend ttnughntble, and {3 far aye Therets great excitement throughout Munster her yrand old mountain-slopes or Ie buried at | Mis Reeoption at ‘Toronto Proves a | Wixone and whether thoy werd ltor, several | Ata ta he softy daly. ito pick out such an What other Amerienn goods find preference Connell ot Tretand, nnd in virtue of nn act passed in autlelpation of arrests under the Coercion | Intho forty-fourth your of the reign of hor not. Cork Clty and County. will bo pro- | Majesty Queen {Vietorit, ontitied *An act for Lord Lytton's motion was ndopted—U5 to 70, RUN INTO AND SUNK, ‘reneh wheat,” thelr fect. In respect to confidence In the | Brilliant Suecess—Congratulatory Ad» | Stluahle jewels cs stability and, “value of these, 1 cannot | drexsos—ike Hocelves Prewonts Gas | ono from tho pile of bugaue, (4 unknown; | I Frunee?” Losnoy, March 4.—The steamor Sultan, from | but ote the --dliference In sentiment 7 i ity, thoy separated, or rather “ Wall, tittle besides wheat and canned goods, cinimed forthwith, but thera will not -he | the better protection of person and property in | jumbure tor the United Btates, with 100 emis | BELEN -pormanent “eluizens of tho Stute, | 1OFey Rad Btushes Like a Country | Lut, wt all events, they separate oF rater | a moss iene potroienin und colton. 1M iy opie y arre! u 34 In Cork 1s almost ° rel . yory ¥ * af whe i: faintly with the facts, dud residents OF Lid, sheagder, rie Tn th 4 he ath jon, the North of Prince Is destined to becuue many arrests. Husiness in Cork Je aimost se- | Ireland, und of evory powor und nuthority Ut | grants, was rin tits and unk by w steamer tn | Who tee falniliae with tho feels, mud sosidenta Of ‘Speclat Dispatch to The Chteago Trib fetiroeier, who wae In tho fur, as he passed the | ie somo miatant day nl vase pustiirage for te pended, Anumber of prominent Lenguers und |-this buhatf, do by thls, our order, specify | tho tiumber. Itisbelleved all on board were Rust, whe only iy 90 Tribune, baygage pleked up Str. Morrow's trunk and 4 ‘Nationalists huve foft for England by the Urls- | aid pdeelure that puurt of Ireland to} pucket, and some have salled for tho United | herenfter mentioned, that is.ta any the shutticvak manipulation of mining speculutors, ‘toronto, Mureb 4. Gr by the reportage transienta win Gave eome fi on STE eiyet and gone, and purbaps been bitten by tho ahurps | {rawbueks of tho wenthor, the Hantan reeep- | Nice 4 Re i . | ported Amerienn cattle, Noo ne ‘ pasture lands to be fund in Normandy wind i ; al Mes : ta : i ve red a magnificent suv | ANd foxethar toy curried | thelr valune | ete Ge Denrdy, Far contucles tose futnts , States. TheConstabulary officers andstipendiury | County of Clare, shall = from and THE BOERS. who iafest every mining community, tion this evening proved bio burden. north — through tho ale | part ve $ magistrates were in conference again to-day, | after the 6th day: of Mareh bo and continue a sduUmRe AMON AnEXEAUY BECKET It isn fact that, through wlltho pust year of | cess. On hig” arrival, at tho station | tay to Madison Bireal, enst to | Oave remiusned ‘ag they are, un and un and’ the outlying nillltury stations in tho | prescribed district, within the: meaning of tho county recelved reinforcements yesterday. | provision of sald net, Given at Dublin Castle, The Government Powder-works at Mutline | thia sth day of Mureh, 1931." colllg, the magazines at Haubbowline and ‘This proclamation was siyned by Chlef-Seere- Fort Carlisle, und the Martello ‘Towers Jn | tury Forster, Lord Moncks, the IUyht-Hon, 5. Queenstown Harbor ure closely guarded, The | Sullivan, Master “of Holly, Judge Flanl- Diue Juckots and marines belonging to the luge | gan, and Gen, Slr ‘homes Montague ship in tho harbor are conflucd to quarters, and | Steele, Commander of the forces, ‘The the armories of the North Cark and South Cork | proclamations for the other counties are slmitar ~ imilltla regiments are in charge of detachments | ‘The Gazetle nlso contains two forma for arrest, es ica by tho withdrawalot | no was greeted with ‘deafening ehcers, | Mighignu avenue, south to Van Muren street, | elitivated. Our breeds once taken thero and pial, work of development if "Sou, % _ wT ronue, thonee diwonuly through | tllowed to raze for a month or Bix weeks thommb erippied thoeeby, ang moved steady and | (0 band playing “See, tho Conquering | west to Third avon eu diagonally rf sale i m4 uxedlient beat uy ny pre suiecesstally anwasd, ‘The condition of ourmin- | Hero Comos.” He wav thon conduoted by Miryor | 4 Yucunt lot te the eorner of Tlurrlson gircut and duced gue Hoglish nol: Fortamntely: the ered tug industries i Very fur in advanee of whatit | MeMurrich puesta Boswell, Chalemun of tho | yng into [rish's buiding by a rere niwsAge-way, eltish ny Wale foreca importers fo sluughter has ever been botorethe probabilities helix ] Reeeption Cominittee, to a carrlage, atone | ‘The tritnk was linmediutely forced apen, aid fore sgt ci viene van y ey Are aed strong of a vastly Increused ontputof ore for | with f. B, Whitefoot, the London sports- | tho Jewelry, valued In the nelguburhood ea ie 0 ea Ostet Ue ears 5 nese atu Iny tones ot ihe mining dees OF" Tina and duputielon from —‘Foranto | of STAN), ving tuiken our of Mr Marrow | cullul tue tite ot ee eet eation. wa | # “4 . WwXOS, UNE ut nto n trunk Gelonsgin 0. mn 5 ferhips uo partles really Gnderstand and | which hud met him at Suspension | Wictibnonsiu momnber oe the sume. garni whe think the experiment will aoon Lo tue. Ot comprehend the future greatness of Colurude | ridge. A procession, headed by two brass | 1s now in tho County dail awultlsg trial for tho | course on ett Hn i: 1 cate, i moro thun thogy men auld of music and (GX) torch-bourers, then | extensive hurgiury ni. Shoyer's Jobbing howro pork fs little consuined in France. Lospos, Mareh (.—Aylward, the Fenian, Is acting ag Secretary tor Joubert, tho Boor com- wanter, WANT TO STAY FURTHER DLOODSHED, Loxpox, March 4.—A dispatch from Bloom- fonteln reports that President Brand, of tho Orune Free State, has a telegrain from tho Boer Commander, Jouvert, sent vrouxh Gon. Wood, declaring that the Boers sharo a desire to. : 3 in “ONTROL THE RAILROAD INTERE sturied, provecding through sevorat streets to | Ga Wabash avonie some weeks ago, ‘Thea nrose | Live French oxportations to this country of regulars, , dye tor biel trenton, the othor-In blank for a | Erevent Curttior Minodaned, but ip roste with Tine See cornea TONG poe hove teeinee: [te Tl Opuristdousc, whoro presentations " REUSE erguaei in proportion to aur exportations ES) o . Visi c cited. ie " vover " were mude, Phy streets were in WwOurs ee Hoe 3 J Us thy hd vrororecelvedinou te Cenlo is moratog, It} Tite NUSIER OF ALnESTS simply defending thougelves nuinst nttuak. MoT eee ara Mi WUEMLINENO | cundition, two or thru feet deap with, suow in | what should be done With the trunk which was | trury, ‘iho Frenel hy the north used to sed ‘They are willing to nceopt alt effurts Brand nny make to promate peace, provided they do fot contlict with tholy resolution to acquire freedom, is expected that ulurzo foreo of Constabulary | 18 originally Intended will be very much dimin- drafted from the Northorn counties | ished by the volunteer exile of numbers of will arrive by sfeclul trelns carly | the suspected, Mr. Matthow Harris, one y o vs r y auito cumbersome, Nick suygested that Jt] articles of furniture, cashmeres from Roubaix, ney Dilton, Hussoll Suze, Wen Mulmer, wud otlior | lives gud the suow kane ataulty Tolling oe tt | en ee ue. to otlors objected; it wis | cloth and woolen goods, frat Glbnut, eutabiciea Yacitie, the Denyer® | fone hours. Several — thousand —peopte | leathbr, and would give out stench in burning | ete, Hut in the list few yours Anericung have Topeka & Sante | vero in tha. street. by tha. tna | attilicient tu attract attention to the premises. | been manufacturing those articles nt home, and have juvested | Te Grand Operueifousy was reached, wd it wus. | Varian maigimmies ef the Union Tlo Grande, and the Atchise Fé Hultronds; and these men — t ws wero tage, Wil itl: | have even exported. thom. aAtnurten. havlue inj tho morning. ‘Tha county — {3 | of tho defendants in tho Stato trhils, a enurinous smins Of money In thisStute, and are Foe te ae oe Le Ee ier lise tar ens tae CU Aikow to tH04| ateye. Goo ihe arate. canet toe. the comparitively quict. Advices from Bandon, | andone of the most advanced adyucntes of RUSSIA, prepuriog to plant still greater sums, Whatever ee tic tnposstle for tho chump ON’ | ieee Jouded with atones, wnt sunk was ndopt= | products of | Northern | reel industri Kanturk, Skibberocn, Kinanle, Fermy, Yong: | League doctrines, went to Englund thisimorn | 7 PROPOSED HEFORME, ty be suid of thelr schemes te bul suldsh und | Ming deluy wuve tha crowd ample opportunity | ed. Mr, Morrow's panera the pastobonrd boxes | the Iattor nro consequently on tho dex Sr. Perensncud, Murch 4.—Soakaleff, 2 mem her of the St. Petersburg Provinelal Assombly of Nobles, urged the total abolition of ndminis- tratlvo deportation to Siberia. He stated that between 1870 und 1877 over 63,000 persons Lind been so deported. Ho announced his Intention to potition tne Emperor un tho subject, The Pope asks amnusty for the lishops and prieets exiled tu Slborlu, It] propused to convoke a preparatory com- mission, au was done at the epoch preceding tho crannelpution of tho serfs, to consider tu what Torin the representatives of the peopte can par- hall, Mallory, Bantry, and othor polnts | tug. Mr, Hoytun has mysteriously diseppearai, tre to the effect that the Leugue | Mr. Sherlian, anothor of the defendants, ugitation Is subsiding, and that the peu- | is not at presont at home, heurd this ple sre beginning to pay rent, ‘Yo-duy | afternoon, that tho number of arrests in course i vessel laden with a hundred boxes of powder | of tho next week will bo twenty-six, consigned to a Limorlck trader entered tho | Bbould Mr. Dillon return to Ire- Hiver Shannen accompanied by xn gunboat, The | land to-morrow evening ho will not bo ‘police went on board tho vessel aud remained | arrested, neither will thut happen if he spenks until eho reached tho wharf. ut tho meeting in Mullingar on Sunday, But IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE LAW HAS Ib next week wil bring forth its own events, COMVIAED ¥ There Is every probability that tho meeting at by the publication of the Coercion act in tho | Mullingur wil! bo probibited. Dublin Gazette of to-morrow, the County H if y Prot. ¥ rand Mluminated | which bad contained lis Jewelry, aud afew | cline at present, and much poverty and misery gf thelr faith in the vulto of thelr lnvestmants, Oe ee ee eased | neticles of “elothing, tu “fuet all save. tie | prevail In tydistriet.. Suny fctorleg are al bey arti thy capil dovelapment of the state | OCeF OD A Grand ‘Crunk Itullway wagon, | Jowelry whlch tho trunk originally contained, | employtue t thoir uaunl Loree, and kone Hoved thut the capld dovelopmcnt of thy Stato | und represcnted Hantun placed batwoun | Was put biek into 5 and the Journey tothe | have closed ultoxethor. It hay always been # ones oe Cee an pi mas Aneith fon} tr 'Y | two. Kangnroog, — the kunguroos ench | river began. Nick and Schroeder having tukett mattor of surprise to mo that the: 4 wxy f cocrumett wi re UR Pale ue jase having one hand employed tn anpporthuc o | tll the risk ae the outset, it was agreed that French apiniard u: avers hive ne cra joel ty ‘ entn ti Galt hea, | hurcl-wreath over the ehampton's head and tho | Mike und Ash should tuko the risk on this kee | od to this countr, bo our vattan and woolen ven now, anid winter storing and avalanches, othor employed in wiping away teurs trum choir | ond trip. ‘Thoy accordinglytook the truak and | industries bayo made Buch strides. Theae pe and over deep snows, thelr cnulneers | Hele eyes, started south through the aitey to Polk street, | ple wauld lie ouly tao welcome lu ‘muuny nite are threading our ATL pubs and att ae ‘ho Opern-Mougo was crowded to fts full ca- | ind thones west towards tho river, tho other two | facturing centres ef tho Union, fhe tr blo Jag routes by whiten tho rallé of steel shall be | nacity of 200, umong those present all | following closely and keeping sharp lookout | with thom xeems to bo that thoy lack the t ee conucted to tha further iniuing camps, twas | Clissog * of” eltizens-bolpg well repre- | forthe police, ‘Near the vorner of Polk stroot | sary organization for emigentitig It W bosly a profoundly frpresaed with tho torce of this ate | sonied, Hunlut’s box. on the right | tind Vacitio avenue tho two men carrying tho | besides, tho Frenchinan Is always cautious, and wament, porotast day, after an oxaniination of of the ~ atuyo, was druped, us well | trunie atinost stumbled against two policemen, | untess he bo assured of a position tn advance, {He maumnitiognt nen passenger donot whiten I |e tho wtuge ttaclty with Amoriin Engleband | Molels of the department it must bu sui, Wf | he will yrofer sturcluy at home to rungtng uve LL JUSTIFIES DEVOY'S TELEGHAS. | siojnute iy tho eotild 8 re Thuilfot Company, and faurtittks at tho atocke | Gamdlug, tay td presented YOry Dratly | try tant ailesGeipuon of thostolen arti a | Coe eae OF A PIC OF aipey ine tien Mayo will bo proclaimed, and’ warrants will ay the Western assnctated Prem, Helpate ti tho consideration of State questions. | or whieh is held by the Union Pucthe Ration | Sent. Oa his entrances Hanlin, was Helng, | beon tolephaned to vvery station, and these very Sulelde by Cremation. issue from tho Chief Seeretury's ollie for the | Loxnox, March 4,—In tho debate on tho Army aa eae Coming. itis expected ty be completed bY | tha proceedings commenced with a gymnastic | Ollicurs. were umovg those dolatled to keep a New York World, March 4 arrest of persona suspected of seditious prav- | bill, Parnell Justified Jobn Devoy's telegram ns GERMANY. Hus Hs nud the architect 4Old the, tink Mesures, ar alich wn artielys or a an i novel “ He sbarp lookout Gould’ und Ditton directed personatly the pling, | Cxulultion by “Toronto und Montroul amateur tives, Mayo hus suffered more from the League | a fulr reply to Harcourt’s throats, Tho Mints- td k rican The dotalls of n suicide of 0 novel description Meta and take expeettl pride in it completeness and | SYHNmsty, on the conclusion of whleh about tury srorrnp sike AND AsIt were mado known fi Flatbush yesterday in ao agitution than any othur svetion, Itwanthero [try were trying their best to prove that the | Faankront, March 4.—Prince Charles of | ulegance, ‘The eatlintted coat 4 nearly 800003 tngloas athe oon elourad for the renl at onee, and beat, questioning thom and exnne | sn oat hold by Coroner Holler. of Kinga s mye tho verb “to boycott" waa frat conjuguted, | Fenians wore right, and drive men like bimscit | Hesse, brother of tho Duchess of Cambridge, | nnd, though theremay Le others larger in tho | "MMi wollena Chairman of the Reception | 1, irene. nacosartieg mierate tie o | “shufled olf this mortal coll’ by ronsting h and at least five agrarian murders have | aud Dillon outside the Ines of the Constitution, | #8 dead, United States, tt will probatly have few If an; hessed this from neross the street, thomht the ule or ‘ am Mt Conmittes, oponed tho subsequent, proceedings ire ee etre RS he Gi me ie A otr HHT at He an thot uptondid Hapeeemoane | Wiha few words af qrcuting und \retrospeen, | AE Wve Wow elthor “Asie of Mikoltiues cea | wis bout 18 Feats Of Mages wis ti Get innda i this Fare Weatern mountidn country, | cougeatulating the champion not only upon bis | Syithont wilting to co more, thoy pu back un | mun aad eae to thls scountry. about Und aw an expression of tha conildeuce of those | Meeess, but upon the pluck aad honesty whieh | tho Wouble-quick to — thelr ruumsycuud | bwelve “tnontha, ago. Ile made hia way who know it best, P think a hid secured the suecess, nov ry purticls of tho Jowelry’ from | to the Town uf Flitbush, where he oltalne ¥ ee ‘he Lieatenant-Governor followed shortly in tr 7 or from Louls Sentry, |, PALCIAL DUSCHIPTION OF TIS NUILDING, rospunse 10 & request from. Ald. Hoswell, aid zertbl tronic to tho bascmont, where they | employment ag u lal oon fui ns ed ft undor a pita of sawdust and other | his tneclo, who isa we asf reeelved ft from nn examination and from | congeutulated the etumpion on behult of the | Sweonlngs trou tito concurteenioon, ‘itetuctiog | oral fargo preennbuses on Clarkvousbrect, Fite the architect's drawings, muy be Interesting to | Province in suitable term, Tho Mayor thon cate | tg thor rooms, thoy awalted 11 0 vomfortaule | bush, fn ip, who proved to be an industrions your readers, : forward, and In the nume of tho eltizens pre | inood tho coming of the pollee. They did uot | and stondy workinan, gitined tha rexpect or his Tho Chi ulneer and Superintendent, who muplon with a nuuniilcent glver | come, however, Mike, & cool, cwledtating vile | relative and employer. He wag quivt In hia dee Is uly tho architect, is quite n yuuug tman—Mre | a ,of plute, contalniug six pieced and | jain, had thrown his captors complotely af tho | meanor, sober, anu excecdingly fond of rewdlng. Ww. ‘Tuylors whose youth, taken with tho | vutued ab $160, and with a check In addition for | geont, Mo answered thelr various quostions | Horurely asked parnilssion to leave hls work fa nreatness of his work, pleasingly sugyosta tho) 50 sag within ataerity aud apparent honesty nat usual | the greenhouses, prefercing to puss Ie ume in spirit of the nye: not years, Uut ftuces, rules. |" Upon the conclusion of the Mayor's remarks | Within thier, tho porusilof books and papers. His knowl. ‘ho math butdig ts in what is called the dos { and the subsequent cheering, MrT. 8, Whltes | YS Whore uro you going?” asked the police, edgo of Eugilsh wits limited, owliy 10 mestlo Gothlo styte, and le He feet inlenyth 7 foot, on behalf of the London Sportaman, enine *Righe upeatuins bere,” replled Vike 1] bis coming “disike to. hold’ communls from horthoust to vouthwest, oud is vixty-tve | forward and formally presented to Tad | onted a rooin here to-day, and ant Just moving | cation with othors, On ‘Tuesday might feet a breadth, Tt is built with two stories | tan, who was looking us gheopish by this | fh “Bee, here i4my key, and lie pulled forth | Alfred Demensy, a laborer, who was nso culls toranhout tho contrat portlon—tho two ex. | tiny as so cool a fin could! loBk, the Sportaman | govorst Crom, his packets. dloyad hy My. Bebinutiz, reinataed Uy compuly tromotles behing a fow teed higher thin the reat, | chullongo cup, s5-xulvea iuedal, and Wd-guines Why fre the locké of your trunk broken?" wor Phifip reading in the upper part of once tho productig a pleasing offect. ‘The building. wall purse, all from the papor rniancile Boor Rats Ire “ OWE 1 fost tho key, soine time azo, and hud to | greenhouses until [0 o'gloelk, when, tecling of cut stone stho miiit body of tho wails being | the presentation with congratulatory romurké | prea thom to qetln” steopy, ho loft und went tite the adjoinluy hulle af the benutitul Ugbtered sandstone from | Immediately afterwards Sr. Henry Ogivien, | OS thary alanine questions wore asked and us | structure. Fy fell axlcep there while sented 18 Fmnmenso quarries ag Morelon, on the | Bresiduut of the Cunndiun Assovlatlon of | gatistuetorily unswered, and tho polleo after | achair, aid awoke afterabout an hours test. He Routh Mallrond, polnted and well dulshed. | Amateur Oarsinen, prosvnted tho oursinnn, On | pooping In and seobig nothing but few articles | then rove and went in ty ged Philip, The Inter ‘Tho ashtur work fs tha Hhe xray lava from Castle | bebalf of the Aesociution an ebony and brenze | Or ¢lothing turned nbon tholrheels and, Making | bud disappeared, however, and, supposing (x! Mock, an the Deuver & Ite Me Tullroads | uloek with bronzu side-plecos,—a Very bandgome | tho remark, Wo're searching for eoimd such | bo. bude roueed to bud for tho might tbe tid whiows aud ano wtuvetul utes over tha | “ite fourth yeosentation was by tho members | (Woklns trtini na that” went thelr way. | imum fooked down tute the furuyy ro w HOw a 4 voy By Nr Y completely = . OW was bsenligs entranced, aro of clear white mujneslin | of tio Toronte Lacrosdy Club, chumptons uf tha | MAGCFe 1H omer | tO, camplotely | do.) to see ts 0 Sire beon committed during the past twelve months, | hut they would not succeed. Tho Army bill would tho perpetrators in every case going Unwhipped | nol prevent the shooting Of bad landlords. Par Of Justice. Ballinrobe, a small town elght Irish | nell dectured hy exceedingly regrotted tho us mallee from Clare morris Stution, on tho Midland | tnblishment of the League Courts, and atated & Weatorn Rutlway aud within three miles of | that the Land Leaguo Capt, Boycout’s late residence, is the centre of | HAD EXPRESKED ITS DISAPPROVAL THEREON, tho disturbed district. Mitebell Henry (Liberal and Iome-Ruler, MUSH-AMERICANS member for Galway County, charged Parnetl swarm jn tho towns and villages round shout. | with deluding Irishmen Into the boliet that tho ‘Tho brothers Nally, cousins to Nally, one | House of Commons was detorminod to prevent of the traversers, In the Land-Leagno | any amelioration of tholy condition and teach: prosecution, who have been arrested on | ing thom that they could onty hope for redress the charge of shootluy Hearne, a dub-ugont, on | through violence, Although Parnell bad ro- what {is known us the itutledge estate | called bis advice to tenants to plow up the land, ut Hollymount, returned from tho Stutes | some pastures had been plowed up, tive yeura nyo, nad oh tuken owt PASSED TO A BECOND READING, aetive part in tho “National” business, The ‘The Arnis bil passed ita second rending—u3, conatabulury soem unuble to grapple with murs | to Bf Its consideration im Conmittes of the der cuscs, and it ts doubtful If the Coercion | Whole ig fixed for Munday, act will bo of any nasistance to thon VARNELL'S PILGRDIAGE, although tt will undoubtedly eurtle them to Losnos, Maren 4—Up to a jute hour dust wet rld of the Mbbon leaders, ‘he attempted | night Mr, Parnell hud not answered the tole- murder of Mr, Scatt, a land agent, while driving evane sent to Parls on Monday urgently ree Mong tho Urdrea and Halting soud remains | questing hls return. Some of hls calleagnes & mystery. Rewards bave been offered both ad ad POPULATION OF THE EMPIRE. | 4.—Tho population of the Ger- man Empire 18 45,1040 TLL REFERRED, Tho {elchstay referred to a committeo the Consting 'frade iL proposing an iinpost upon foreign ships trading In German harbors, ITALY DESTROYED BY AN EARTHQUAKE. Napies, arch 4.—Halt of tho Vown of Casas muveela, In the Island of Tseblu, bas been do- stroyed by an ecurthqunke. Many of tho tne hubltunts were killed or Injured, INDIA, THK KOLAVORE CONSPIRATORS, Cancurra, March 4—Hight of the Kulapore consp!ratura have been sentenced to transportas (lon tor ife, threo to tranaportation for seven Yeurs, four for tive years, two for threo years, aud une for two year BWITZEHRLAND, introduction of the Land bill, of whleh thore fs now not much prospect until toward the end ut Marek, 1s opponents are making considerable eupltal out of hls disappearance, A CONFERENCE ELD, Duntin, Mareh 4.—A conference was held at slew, ‘The celye " tham, turned into the “baliway | horrified nt the sight that met his view. ¥ tone from the quarrics near Manitou | Douinion, who itd contributed a magnificent ma In front of wileh thla Interview | lower tof tho body aud the legs of ta coms expect that he will return during the we aud AN KARTHQUAKE SHOCK, Tne highty-polished Seoten i " of tho hota dn front le! intervie! lower par’ ly smilie ei “nse, - “ ee C ol vraunit | Boral trivuie three teot in breadth, and with 205, tw < tho narrow openly: a acne chaNnlontes eponi hut pformors | others think bo will not roturn until after the | Loxnoy, Murch 4—An eurthaunke alock was dupporting tha carved acehesoe tho | Hanluns iume, in footclong tovters of tlawers, | took pine, und walted there until thy two mods | punto protruded trom 4 a Pdisuppenrod., Then ho and hie co: | about a foot equuro—of the furnace, the bens main entrances were Imported from Keoatland; witty face, Sr. Massey mide tho presenta aires thelr ways te the ‘atoneyardand bhoniders, arin, and upper part of the ure nnd to my aurorise, in reply to my question ns + a fied tho trim with stones, aw they snink tt | boing thrites (ito the tire. Mecaverimg, bin: te why soi of the splendid wranits of aurawn ‘Tho Ath and lust was trom tho ‘Voronto Suows | in tho river, und how It was revovered” by 1bo mlomttains wera not used tor this purpose, 1 | Show Club, consistiog of palr of snow-shous,. diver, Capt. Falcon, at an exponso of $150, bus red wis ee bg che i Hoe cur by sei, Buch of the A presputar tone bad bya saath already beon related fn those columns, room, and haatily dragyed rhea and briug thom by ily S00 iulled, than | of course, amid great applunay and choorlny, 4 4 y 3 fhe je to finish them fi thts manner at home. Fwicu Mania Uamno Turaned EMANUEL WAAC remulns | theretroin Mayo peasantry have arms in abund- uuce, but they ura hidden in the bogs und blilaldes, and the Anns net Wil bg of little use there. Vessels trading with Ualleus are closely watched by tno police, and felt throughout Bwitzerlund yesterduy, AUSTRIA, ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE AT AGRA, Lonpox, March $.—Sulll another sharp carth- which culminate burned almost ontirely from the Lody, the the conste: 7 Ve * *, quake shock occurred nt Agra, Austria, to- ‘Vhe frst Noor is devoted catirely to depot pur- reptied, — | the pawnbroker, was Visited thut samo evening " idly undergoing NOW IrLAOtee a aie ears wl the Casite to-day, Forster, forty muigisteates, | day, 2 " posos; uid thu ladies’ und ponticmens receptions | “"Aettsisthe band struck up “God Save tie | by both ash aid Stike lun, Toys told aig | UnPeF portion of whtob was rapidly HM brine . | —————- y 14, i fu fae no conslgcuiunts. of sine pian principally from tho disturbed districts, and 100 roots amd the bagqise Foomns, ire the largest, the process of cremation. ots "st y" und the vast audionce tiled out. Mid. | what sort of gouds they bud, and how much, and and tho focul authorities aud the think, In thy country. Tho eellings are twenty | Muninh during te oveniuy was seated 1a to | Detura thoy fete ho offered to uive a0 Tor tne | Bb sWlurt, and the (usu wt a mene feotinbight, aud are to bo elcyintly paneled | box of the Licutenant-Guvernor. doweiry, if it proved ag xoud as represented, The | tho went that deceased fad occupled wheal li and frescoud, Sa the Jaded’ and gentlemen's, is hext guy ho went to thar rooms at Irwh's and | geonalive by bia fellow-laborer, was found 4 recepuion-roomy, though heated with stent, TH x, Wus shown the “awag.” Ho lad acon tho ne | Meenalive by bis fellows its er a eticll thore will be hundgome inarble mantles and th E TEXAS LAND FRAUDS, counts of tho rubbery in tho papors | fa'tho German language, the Tollowing? ‘i pinees, with Imtnense inirruré over them. Cone Sr. Lous, Mareh tA Dallas special saya: | and go had tho thioves, Heo anid Maret 1, {88t,—CGood-by all. 5 7 Police Inapectors werw presont, Te was deeldod -| eet ia nod fe couibaralivalycusy, hows | to place all arrested organs in the Kilinafabain sainvii g IROW-MOLDERS; ingreat dis- auy posne an ibe Ma: a a ani eee atinost | Jail, whict hus cells with wooden tivors, content ameng the trou-moldera of this city, io pertiual pavise wes heft oulsido of tho 4 PRUCLAIIED, whieh haa beon wrowlng for some thu. Tho carn. noxcor 7 Tho Vrivy Council met to-day ta take acttan | rouson thoy nesign is that they wore Riven to LAT HUSI NI, ia ‘ Hrenct raclann ‘i vertenen hus been studied in every reyurd, ‘Tho Ce sCOV |. naan very particular friend of bis was also " ty eo need aniy do as fa 1 Lord Amne's agunt, wiinon bis arrival hero from | The Guscte prochaine che eeepc Cotuitlos, | underatund when the spring work uponed | jrenf tiekt-uilien und that of tho” Tullinuia Tule | peeuyinge tuo atiection af the lees aac | warm felon Of Ate, Sturrow, and due ws a pare | Quy vane fired oF lite We nee Osan 1-9 9 Taina Miolewas taken bli ae | Tho Gazelle procialins tha Counties of Claro, | nnd orders inerensod that thelr wayea would be | iee-Car Company Io betwen tho twouparte | Feerlving tho pei fae Hlonot tho Jowolry wus Storrow’s personal prop | “ithe writing was fully Mdentitied by the whe t Cungepwutty of by one of two | Gutway, Kerry, Leitrim, Limerick, Stayo, Hos | inereawed; but, owing to thu oxtremu back« | Meats aud there ure separate passages to tho | thoritles, Gov. Moberts to-day telegraphed | erty ho was ompoworod ta give, 8A) TOF tbat of tho sufelide, ua well'ag by Demensy, us veld } Dara: gyhntlclans, why hoped to | common, and btio, and elevon Uaroucles In | wurdneas of the scason, trade now ls duller thaa | DaMeUke-rouns, wo that kudos tinuttended will | partes — era to weeure “and — hold | portion ulano, io would barqaiy for the sus | QE we sulclde, ae well ag by Leni Hemeney embarrass the = Gavernmont with hla | County Cork, ' ‘ ‘ Hy trade now Is dullor than | pave no trouble in werving thuinseives, Tho | the paporsutullhhazanls. Mo brsappolnted W, | wiatuder on bla own account, but of course teatitied: Deceased often malt if he bad at cue, Wrote to Mr. Forster, etaimin y CstRTER FO {t bas bee known for yoars, aud ome | grent main entrance aud fall are located wid: | 1) Geawford, of this ulty, ono of tho ablegt | Cold uetatford to give us much in proportion us | yolyer he would shoot liluiself, oF be woul, cumpensatton from the Governmunt f : RD YOU TIAte ployord say it le impossible to give the promised | way af te bultdlag, and will be tnely tnisued | be Crt ali Cee ara Morrow, By bis sidvico, and in 4 curpet-siek | Ning himectie’. Str. Rebuiiiz ald: * Sometimes eid tidnue re nent Cor the lows Cox, Land-Leaguo Organizer of Carrick, has ful, but the contrary, If the present atate | witb stone carving’, val dlured tile tloors, ote, | Inwy'ers of the Btate, to conduct the fegal pros | furnished by Tanues, ‘tho Jewelry was ree ( paid Fp wat Ke would atoat hlmaclt, DU Lalway FS i we he austidned ty having to nla | been commited Tor trial on a churyo of tntinl | of nifules does not ehanye they will be com. | UVer this entrance: is a clock ry Wo feet | ceedings, Detectlyes ures ab work investi- | moved tho” saine day to a foom over thought be was unly fooling." adhe $ lon bia property. He held, and with | dution. y a te me | fy blwht. in whlea aia tron “stuircusa | gating, Tho Stute Lund Comulastonertelographs | a etoruze-bousa at tha goutheast corner | SppMBE RY Manny CO sonowing verdicts 1 wmo truth, that the Government had RAVING welled to tower wayed, “Fbla the moldersbuve | wilt ascend to tha | geeks wllording } to- nthe Som aati that he ben routoto fb tas | of Van Huron strout and ‘tuted avenue, and owe ned that Philip Traschel, te deceastle 2 aft bln ut. the mercy of mon who Tho umber of urrests wil) bo much determined ot to stand, and are making active. INEQUALED w for the papers. ing bas been heard of the | thore it remained in tho sole shar AN UD of tho city, the ountulia, ond tho surrounding | whereabouts of Col. £ country. ‘The north end of the list too will about 1 weol occupied by wi tinmunse diniig-roon, anid tnighed with misuutiy elaborate © bad conspired ta averturow tho laws: that he | dlintitahod by the departure oF preparatiady to strike, The Union In this : : een carey q ae ee eteay oot fehl ete incesages to tho | imuny suspected persons, Mutthow Slik Laer at ania Gein Tee ike bs ca Y pfrcriad ae a Protected | Murria,9 trayersor, hos started for Englund. Kast, and fluid that thoy huve resolved tode at bela ' Ss critts ] Michact Hoyton and #3; Sheridan, to other | likewlse, and ure now hulding lucetings to that es ding subject, and that, i | traversers, have also disappeared, olfect, ‘Tho Intention Is to wake Wo strike furseauence of thelr refusal to come to hls ald, | Dillon returns to bretund Buturtoy, and Par | ellective, und. tu better enrry out tho point in he had been compelled te abandon his heli Saturday w — Fito, At 18, yropused w Pag Baus GaN property, 1 ae gud "work. togetber, iueeting was belt anne which tue Mubscquontly dant ae x by members of te Uplan of thin ufts ust week, bate uguers or those in BUITISIL NEWs. {0 order to nuke sone duit urraligements to syuupathy with thom, Unfortunately for Capt, SNOW-STONM, that effect, ‘Thuy resolved to rest until luey got Boyeort w large number of other landlords ure Loypoy, March 4.—A heavy snow-storim pro. | {we further idatructious frou Hon ta Un = Halmoet us bad 4 plight, aud Sr, Forster, in | yuile in ie North of Eugiand, aud In Wales gua | egal bleh they eay will nold a oul meet HKO | cure to bis death by severu tulrns recelved D; slave ho left tho city | Bauer wnillBo'clock in the ufternuon of tho we furnace with thy iu r “t creeping inte a been ago. George Jovnson, Indletod | diay it wus recovered by tho poll At that wit." henry Hoa Seat go with hing and alls, und | hte tandeg eine ty tuo routteund gave SMkoslx Mon uf destroriiig ipa oa : an who, unt” six months ugo, was fn tha | sso bills. The twa ton pucker up most of - th % slow. ‘Then Carther worth ure tho telegruph, apres | Austin dull, wien ho Wag {ol out on hond, | fowsley und auried nuchondnled avenua te | Gen, Garfletds Weok-Lou piace! ond other ollices, The unper Hour ta dovatad | disappenred from Austin st tho sume time Bray | Jackson etreet, ‘ben turning cual, they made Clecetasd Leaders ownetall at exclusively to the general oflices of the railroad | did, His telul was set for tho pesuent torus of | thely way to a burber-shop on State street, | About twenty veura igo, in t ° Prof, Wilan compunios ustiy the depot. court nt Austin, and his bondsmen are | afew doors north ot Jackson. The place ié | Chaxein Fall, Gen, Gurdeld and Prot vy iy On the west xide of tho bullding, aud cons | belug beld huvi MeCurty, thy weulthy | kept by colored burbers, but wv whito mun kept | Denton held a publio discussion un the nected with ft, will be the great covered sbeds of | vattio mun accused of killa the nus | ihe ciqurestand, Isuues nppeuved to be nee | of Mune? thy foriner Hag The he ber Bs tho passenger trains, supported on iron columns | gro soldier at Fort Concho about thirty | quatnted with him, bought a cheat, and thon tho lutter takiyg the eulontiie We TY with ornamental Lhickets and trussed soofs, | daysalnee, Cul. DR. Willian, (4 bis peluclpul | asked permission, whlets of cuurde was ecadily | evalution. ‘The discussion Haste und ccvaring sx tricks slide by side. Tue sles | surety, who hud tho papers iv bid possession, | grauted, to leave the pucktzes behind bis | @ dense audiouce, und proved particularly tig Of this yard muy bo Judged froin thu fuct that | guys “be will pot surrender thom to Gov, | counter. until thoy should be cullod | vstiog and edify ag atts ius were CU thure Wil bo three miles of truck duit On the | Houerts, Commissioner Walsh, or any ope elso | for, Isaucs and = Bauer - then wont | with bitty, wud t disputoote were eastern side of the deput facluw tho city, will be | except Bray, uulesscowpolled by law. out the front depr und soparated, the | and fricudly to the las, 2 /