would“. sucked Slaycr An ‘ rested in New Hampshire.» . . we _ ' “ ....1.. m ~ "W m... ~ <m‘mmmnmormmv' ‘ transit-at them e um. lo la W with larceny and its trays Con-Issuable Immune-smile lays Io flavor Hoard oi, Wright or tutu-gored lover Was in New York. last Warmer», x. 11., March so.» The man supposed to be William Wright. who, it is thought, is guilty of the Ruttirr arr murder, was arrested at the Davis house, in East Wakefield, at 1250 on a warrant hood by LawyerElmorJJmart a justice of the peace, which charged the larceny of articles of clothing, etc, thr property of John P. Rickey, of [Wheaten N. 1!. The warrant was served by Sherifl Hilligan, of Carrol county, and the man was turned over to Bocherter officers. Th: prisoner exhibited extreme nervousness. levor Heard of Them. Allen says he arrived in Boston .irom Glasgow last November and never heard of Carl Rottinger or William Wright. He alsosayshc was never in New York. The prisoner was taken to Rochester. He gives his name as John Gail Hamilton Allen. it will be remembered that Buttinmr’s body was found floating oi! Stat-s Island. Ilo Called lll- erglt. It was Policeman Willey, of Rochester, whomadethearrest. Ashe did sohcad- dressed his prisoner at ” 'illiam Wright,” which caused the'latter to start in sun prise. At firsthesaid hianamewaaWill— iam Edgerton, then, when pressed fur- ther, William Hamilton Edgerton, and still again. William Allen Hamilton Ed- gerton, He said he left. Glasgow the latter part of November and arrived at Boston on the Allan steamship Pomeranian about Dec. 12. lie had mm, which he spent dur» ing asix weeks' stay in Boston. lie knew Thomas Cashing. :he son of the senior partnerof the Boston firm of Cashing dz Sherman, through a man of the name oi Jennings, whom he met in Glasgow. He borrowed money from young Cush- iug, and being unable to pay it he left Boo ton for Portland. lie had no money, and so kept shifting his residence till he finally reached East Wakefield, N. H. He has a ”also the Famous m We. thrill in Witty—allele!” to sesvuswnsuiscser. IquJfarcbfl-J'orsne manta uppefortanootflmiuaflsodtwo years povelyin the pursuit otworidly. i pleasan- snd partials- seemsscourssot 1 “Windysndrecklsrsupmdl' turn as to hewell nigh incredible. Yet thatisprscitelywbstlir. Alcids J.Vadoro dldtfhlsstoryistobs believed. He reached' Row York in the steerags' of the CanardsteamshlpAnranla last Monday. andlastevcnlnghenturasdtoths barge oflcs,where”hewas landed,l'ootsore and wssryaiteravalnsssrchforrmploymeut. , lo nu loco ras- ar,rao.ooo. flodlsplaysdanodlcislststsment from thebrauchhonse in Aksandflngypt. of thsCrcdit Lyonaais, which hank handled lib funds until he depleted hioaccount. The statement showed that on Sept.“ ran, his credit was good forMMmr morethsnth,Winrouadllgnrca m dldnotineluda £i80,lll0dirripatod during hischooldays. 0f the MM) thunis “"thfim'fiMEE uecpttnwort notes dollar be squandered in riotonsratvava- pace. Vadoroaddsintereot to hisamssing story by declaring himselfsscoadcousin totbeprerentxhedivcof Egypt. Never Know What Work was. Vadoro is a short, stocky built man, withanahnndancs of thick, black hair, dark.regularfeatnms.brown eyes and a Greciaunosc. lilafscedoea notabowtbe least sign of dissipation. liis language stamped himasapcrsonofcducation,and heshowedathorongh knowledge of conti- nentallife. “Until now I have never known the P“ annuity of doing a stroke of work for myself or others," said he. "i am an lgyptianbyhirth and mymothcr wasa eonsiuofthepreseutkhediveoffiygptand adanghterofAltala Pasha. The former khedive washer uncle. lwasbornat untillwassixyearsold. Then [was senttoFrsncetobssducated. "My father l runember vsryllttls about. Hodiedwhcnlw-amcra chlldaadldo notsvsnremembcrbisfaee. Alllaathcn- tic-llyknowis that he was born ouths blanddCephclonimodtheooastofGrnecs, andthat he wasamsnofweslth. lhavc . ' no , , xmunu.Va.lisvcka-Thslamllsr' their gander a :stssmshipsuathairlywsat ashwsatw' Illa vsthriv names a. as. during a hrsvynovtbnortlrsasterfii "“5va “eardrum-list. mandaqnartrr milcs southofc'hlcamlr. W'Hmsmm somlcollfe saving station,on the sons? 33: iflfifllfimm carollnaeoast,twenty-one milesnortboi ands knockdown fee of u A hill 0, Hatteras. Bercrew consisted oftwcnty-i 3121,4ng byFrssk gum-gum drmsmaodonlysevenrlmaintotellthri Oil; one of Educ A. Meyer for M.“ tale clths emu. trip own on? lortlandonaofl’red Masaryof no.1: ‘ m‘n‘m‘m m, .M 1"”: Franleytall’sawountoiM.“ '0‘ a fly a" m“ mm. “mm. Winnilfl'nbillofflfl.u mmmndm. - 33f“ ub'llobert Emmet. Jn’s’form I d 5! ”a" ”a I ysold S. Brunolalllsonsofltsl M "h” "m ”"d 0'” “'6" liver form Lawyer Roger [Slrman'shill tothebnvvlifessvmzsnd Iti- ihollshl alumni-alarms: Fonrblllsasfollows. that all could have bcenrescucdlttbcy Ernest n Northcote. 818; William It could have remained on the wreck, but 8'31“. $146.14; 11- Black, 3113.61.11!!!“ thshsavy sea washodthsm away before V'"! B. 1“me 8|“. were sold for Oi mm.“ m m“ mm ll “filings." frornall ml». 0. MWBNPW ‘ Flound'sof ”0.51m torfll. Scoresot sun I woorka vessel and was built “hm““m'mm‘d' “Newcastle, England. She is schooner rigged-ad wasengagcd in the trsds’bo tween Baltimore andtchest indies. She was bound on this trip from Santiago, Cuba. This is the most serious wreck lines the German shipllirsbethandher ercwwerelostaboutfourycarsam ‘ A lost Douala“ Coast. . Amore desolate coast than that upon which the vessel waseastitisdifllculttc imagine. ltiaastripoflaudcastupfrom themaandseparntodfromtbemainland bymany mile-of broad saltsouuda. At timeawbenthewstor is low it lwoadenr “(width of slow mileosndthen shrinks toa thread of gray—ad. Therearebnt fow inhabitants, and theironlymvansot communication with the outside worldlr hadthrough anoecaslonaloyster or dab . inghoatthatmaycruisealong thcsonnda Theyohtain theirlivelihondfromthssso. ‘l’holr Ila-so no bleaching There. Onthsaeaslde long sand bars mom and reels abound,andaverasl that hop penatobcwreeked iasnrctostrikealonr distance out, where also is speedily snushedtopiccsshythetremendous list terns “which have beenthedread oi the milor for manyhnndrcdsof years. The bones of manyaship and of their crews lio bleaching on the white sands. There is awoll organized system at life saving, but owingtothe characterof the coast the most useful of their appliances, ? , g a“ A i“ if; 5:: 5‘ :3” » Ff'i'rocH e co. , . jar or arrro amass) son. arson) ' ‘ "RIM! BUILDING mo i’lli i i E of,“ statsforwhtpnrposritwuused." The committee recommends that original exhibits be turned over to the governorforwhateveractlonhemaydeerl proper. The sheriff and detectives have been looking for Jombut as ysthovr bcsaunabletolocatc Sailing on was ram. am “m0, Bl! SIX IINERS KILLED. Your Iaaglorl in a Bucket, 'l'wo Blown to Pieces. Lroxs. Kan, larch fi-A horrible so cidentoecnrred at tho Lyons Rock Sail cmupany'smill at this plaocat 4a. m. Four men were dmeending the shaft in a bucket when the traveler became boomed andfclltothe cage, about 5“ futdown theahalt. The'four men in the bucket were instantly killed. Two of the men hadthchacksof their heads cut 01 com pletelyfromtbeireycs tothe base of the skull. Three were discmboweled. Onewassohadly mangled as to be al moetun The names of the men were: Thomasileach. married; Nelson Van Brocklin, married; Thomas McCand- la, single, and Fred A. Miller, single. The Clark Company claims a Victory. Saw Your, March m-A representative of the Clark Thread company at Newark, N. J., in conversation with a reporter yes terday, mid: "You will be justified in giv- ing publicity to the fact that the company has scored a victory over the strikers lnthcpresent troubles andthatsofar as company is concerned the strike is at end. The public may continue to sup- \ the old men in their idleness just a gasitseea It todoro,but that they willsvercomebaektowork in the mills at Portsmouth, N. 11., canon; the Quinae baug,at New YorledJm; the tugboat PilgrimatleoguelslandJfiill; the mon— itorfiaugnssndths int: tugboatRcseue, museum mo. Brooklyn, Jim... Arlington, Ma... main: Odpen, u n. Ivar, Brooklyn. 315.315 inary surgeon in Glasgow. lie is not sure he is there now, for just before he left Glasgow his brother was thinking of leav- ing for Melbourne, Australia, where his motherand twosistcrareside. Hehas written to him for money and has received ,no answer. theltepnblicanstaasleagueoflawachn sattswascslledtoorderin the )leiooaoa at il a. m. llr. Blackwell introduced a .u. Wing to have been made by mClark Gninesisairnml. ' “ brother. James Edgerton, who wasn veter-: a! the . 'ms of the Fun “1."qu d hurdthathohad some connecmm with thsconstruetiouofthe Sues canal.butof thhlsmnoteure. ltrnok by a roles-ad Arrow. “Whiloin France 1 was placed foratllno undnprhatemmandiamlwasad- mitted to the Lycee liarsafllcorthrfiehool dlmflhwhevelnmained untilln uyonwill sscbyexamiaing this csrtil mtefrommyprofcssor. Inmlobtdnad psrmiariontoaceompaaytbsmex- peditiou,anddidaointhecapaclsyofunrss inthelledCrosscorpsin the Egyptian section. “I wentpartially bseauaelwaatadtosss my mother and partially for adventure. Outhsileld i saw Colonel Stewart fall, andaoonatterlwasstruck bya poisoned arrowandwaacarrledto the hospital. 1 wu subsequently seat to a private hos pital_in Vienna, where I spent seven months under the care of Drs. Urbanto ehitschandAlbert. lonogaatollajoy ill-sell. “Ouncovering l rstnrnsdtol’arisand nmedmystndievthersinlm la the meantime,on.luly3i, Mmymothsr haddlsd,andlwasleltsolchctrofalm'ge :fortnns,whichwasheld in trust for me lythsCradit Lyonnaisof Paris. During the ensuing four years three diifemnt guardians were appointed, only one of whom,Dr. Crawford, llmcameacquaintsd with. Oneoftheothcrs helped tosqaan» darn-softhemonsyhetoreleould. "lnlmlwnatto Edinburgh and took Little News at the Inquest. NEW YORK. March Mo—Another man under any circumstances is an absolute impossibility. The men who for alnmst a quarterof acentnryhave earned a coup fortable living out of this concern have thrown away their last chance and the mills willuowgoon as usual. We have all the spinners we can find room for, and thegirlsarn again at work onfulltime. luafew days the Jersey City police will be withdrawn, their presence no longer being considered necessary.” the northwestern university Aosalled. Chicano, March flu—The Tribune in an editorial declares that no prudent parent can be instilled in keeping a daughter in thoiemaledepartmont ofthe Northwestern university at Brannon so long as the present management continues. It says thcbnildingisuonfe and is deficient in dreescapes: oil lamps are used instead of gas, and tbebuildingisovcrcrowded; there iaaoelrvatorand delicate girls are con» pellsdtoclimhfoarpairol stairs sovmal times daily. This condim- of alalrsis not due to lack of funds,» the institution clears several thousand dollars yearly by boarding the fin students. A large num- ber of the students are from New York, Pennsylvania and the eastern states. smolntion thslmpurtaneooi astersdingtho full municipal sulrsgols qualilrdwomen voters. The Banill» in: chinlry was introduced and re civaduovstioa. nadeelmcdthatitwar the life line froma gnu.can seldom be used, and the crews are forced todopcnd chiefly upon their surf boats, whicbthey handle with great skill in the tremendous surf which prevails upon the bracheaand barn Wright - Evana- Edgar - Smith - Rnttinger case when it was called at the coroner's of’ professional identifiers, l’errin ll. Sumner and his son, little “Artie," were on deck and the new man of mystery was circulat- ing around with them. This latest per» cottage who is bound to identify somebody or something said his name was Andrews. THEY INSULTED THE FLAG. low a Crowd of "allows Colette-8d tho llonnoasy Verdict. New Oneness, March m—‘l’he report of the insult oflered the American flag on the day the Hennessy verdict was rendered h- ereated much indignation throughout the country judging by the numerous let- ters received by the mayor from Grand Army postsand others respecting it. llr. resevcral days ago ordered an omcial investigation and the police havv made a report. which can be substantiated by many reputable witnesses. It shows that the Mafia regarded the action of the jury as a signal victory over thelawd this country. llere is the report: Abontt o'clock Friday evening. )larch )8, a crowd of Italians numbering from forty to fifty men coogregatedoa the levee. head of l’rsuliue strut. Three of them, named Giuseppe Lefere. A. loncctta and Romans Borchitone. the latter, a brother- in-law to James Caruso, indicted as one at the area-ins of Chief llenueasy, ntersd a ahantyat that place which is owned by Italian stovadores and used by them as a warohousoforhaskets, More, forfrnit ships and Imam! took therefroma numbered lags, among them an Ameri- can flag. Betchornles, thrksepsrof thr shanty. made no edort to prevent the men fromtaking the flag 0n adagstadst tasked to this shanty the three men hoisted tbedautho ltalian at the top and the American turned upside down below it. The alair created considerable excitement and a crowd soon gathered. Tholhnasylvnala's diatoms-I. Palusneulu, March I-‘l’hs state stratof the Pennsylvania railroad iorthe mmthof Yehruaryaseomparsdwiththe same month last year. shows: All lin- enstof Plttsbnrg and Erica dress-min grnrssarnings of OlllmlMaercass insa- _ prunes, misuse-s in not ”lags, Mill All linsswsst of Pittsburg and ltrir,adearsare lame-seaming“ On.- .7; decrease insapensrsfitlhdl; droves. barge-imam Thomas-ton» crrsof tho hamlvaaiarailroadwsrsrs- slscudstsnwctingotthvdlrsrtors. The dimetonrrrolvcdto attsadtlnfnasralat MMwhohadhornadlrsctmot ger- paidaglowingtribatotodpeak' allasd and alrmed thattho tarilwar huntoltay. Flo-John [Thane-,0! lebraskawasnextlntrodnesdsndspokr dsehlvelyotthsdntyoithecitiaratotakr htcrest in the public questions of the day. Hethen set forthatlength the purposes oftheleague. Iontsrdayshorn bacon-Iraq. Touuo. hfsrch as— ' of the Treasuryl'ostcrhasdledinthollnitsd Stateacourtapstitioa toremovsWatsoa B. Brown. receiverof the Cincinnati, Jaekv sonandlackinawrallrcad,tathecassot thsOentralTrust Company (15de againstltinthisconrt fortheforeclaure otalaraemortgage. Fosterba stockholdsrintheroadtothe want of m. and for‘himselfandthoaslikodtu- atadheasksthe protection of the court, slleglngtbatthehuardofdirectorsnfthr eompasyare in a conspiracy with Wall street iowrsektha road and buyitlnfarhslowitsrsalvslne. tremendous secret that he fairly replied in a whisper when mkcd about. it. lie could not tell jun yet. However, it would be the most sensational of all the develop- ments in this most complicated case. Another Professional ldentllor. The proceedings in the inquest before Little “Artie" was the only witucu. He simply went over the story as told and re- toldof how heond biapaweresocertain that the Astor llouse suicide was their friend James H. Falgar's nephew. When asked what he knew about Mrs. Anna West One Hundred and Twenty-third street, who was reported to be willing to swsarthat thecorpse was that of one Ed- ward c. Smith, ”Artie” said his father hadtaken him to Mrs. Plosch's house to are James H. Edgar. \ “Is she another professional identifier?" asked the coroner. ”I guess so,” nplied “Artie" withagrin. “How long have you been in the iden- tification business!" was the coroner's next question. "Only recently," was “Artie’s” answer, with another grin. "Artie" further said he had been well acquainted with Edward G. Smith, having met him at Mrs. Pinsch's. Before ad journmcut Lawyer Ambrose H. Partly. whoappeared for the Sumnern, contributed tothe farcical nature oi the proceedings by making a rambling haraugue. in which hesaidhesppeared for all thosewhobad identified ”Fred Evans" as Georg ll. Edgar. and should click to it until the case was proved. Tho Battle at Hartford. Ramona, March sewn. the house the rents resolutions declaring the Demo craticstate ofllcen elected were rejected in acconlanee with the report of the com mittee on canvas of votes to whom the munitions were referral. The appoint- ment of Augustus ll. Perm. associate just— ice of the supreme mm, was confirmed by an overwhelming vote. The house snbso neatly adjournal for thedny. Executive granary Brainanl again made a demand In. Grant's Explanation. Klw YonJlsrch m—r- mission tr the reported transactions between Mrs. General Grant sndW.C.Andrewsinths matterof New York Steam companyand Standard Oil trust stocks the fo letterwas given from )traGra-tbyldr. Andrews: ”1 see by the papers this umra- ing a statement so unjust to Mr. W. C. Andrews thatlwish tocorrect it. It is not true that l accuse Mr. Andrewsofany unfairdealings with me. Thetransactlons rahrvedtouhe parchment steam stock) was byme,aswasalsoapurchasr of Standard Oil-tuck. ldonotcaat any landfills“! Ir. Anduwsiuthstransae ' ’7! warriors Invriod In. Ileysra. Raw Brunswick, N. 1.. March al—A sensation wascrcated in this city by the announcement that the young widow oi the late millionaire. Christopher Meyer. hadgnaeto llontana and there married Clilord Bartlett. of New York. the latter haviagseenreda secret divorce from his wife in order to marry Mrs. Meyer. Barb lrttlsjudpadvoeatepaeralof theatate of New York on Governorllill's stud. and lsasonofthelate Willismo. Bartlett, the well known lawyer and him. ‘lwo Ibsen IIowntofloooo. Camsr, Mich. Hamlin—hammers wwnblowatopieces inthebottomofthe Tanarack mine, No. l shaft, Tuesday night. Themeu had dredonr blast and had gone iatothe drift tolrsasscond charge. Samuellloekiamoas of thsvie Mwummmmmawflownd fourehildrvn. Prod Lawrsnentheothsr, wasaingls. Thocamsof thoraplosionir unknown. 415:”; E 0 MAP 0 R T o f body buys their Footwear from ,‘ld-eeiablished and ever-popular and Shoe House of , w H. HARVEY, [worm Main mi“, south Norwalk. trrofssrgeryin 189. Then! became of “kl-mun twentyvthru years old, mill-gm! to enjoy myself. [traveled allovcrfiurops and the East ladies. but themaiorpartofthelasttwoyearslhave spsntbetwecnl’arlsaudlanndon.” Plangtagbldn't lay. Vadorothearelstedhowhehadplunpd no Rochester loll crew omens Becomes. N. Y.. larch awn: War Baseball club last night elected the following oflcevs: President, C. W. minndon. .dlsstyear,hesald,lustmm plunpd at the races, Four Dubhfwniaars. no sum in four duels during the twoysars. Oneotthsmwas fonghtwlth anolcsrofthelnglish Gnardawhowas awe-beret the international club and whotookoecasiuato redacte- Vadoro’s when Thednslwasfought oaths lanthanum-stolen rmnltsdindrstlroforthsoflcsr,hr deliberate aim and nearly udlsgl’adwo’s lilo than and there. A pisaefths'flpidu's rlghtsarwasshot nay are so low the goods are 1 Purse; ill Sills takers can Ilghr Until August. Plum-o. lurch some McClure company, located at Mount Pleasant, has .3“ .' pasted notices that it wishes to moans onControllertitaub forlheaalarydue him .rsvol lwasnoi n hurtlshot wovktoday. ltisleportedthatthrcoa' forthemouthofl'elwuaryandwas again "w.t£h.hw’ said "flu." ditionsarestbrseyearsllding seale,with rstursd The Democratic aenaiorsarnin rates equivalent to a lpsresut. reduction, thementoncsivethooldratsswhaneohr mans Thenatloaalolllcsrsof the United lilac Workers of America have busdauaddramwouplsd witha declara— tion that the strikers caaholdontuntil Aagi. mm on the Seymour and other substi- tutes for the solution of the election mull die. The Repuldicans held a general coo car and considered the advisability or talc ingaloagrvcsssor ad miug. 8o drastic series was rose It is stated that lfany ofthe substitutes for the Jud ronbillshouldpassthe senate the house will appoint conforms». Ninth Corps ”on Keel. A “aim. m- carcer during the twoyrarswblch witaassdthrminofhisfmaaswassim saeof Wronndofgaysty,“ a. an.“ m..;..."“"a.:'.§1"°' h m “I m labours-summer and sfathrrsa nuanwhiehtheyonng-aa rushed in haste. [is was finely Whirl-“M"Vadomspraks fluently. as well as (it... ls carter Its My III! E Your. Pa. limb mam second ro ' rum. m mas. roam mfi anion mm mm dishion of the Ninth ‘@ @Afim‘wh m .m amymnwhkhwurommasdedbythe , , stars 3.3 . M “In toliew “fl”, mmaenrs'lflgummhflln iartothatcflrarstilsaaomths” abilss ”a “a“ vats M“- its will» iarhsansraoonmhieb was reviewed by mfshowarsholsfta latwo Generalrtlos,l’srkesadihnglars.ud Hrs. Hadron“. Thenthe reunioncf the entire division oecurrul later, or which www.mfluwm elected: m drahusasralli. C. Cos.ofWellsbsso; ywrsheasoaalsowss Mea- W are We! “Janna Jamar.” nan-nasa- “we“ :- “Irv-sh “Mancunian-assay of mystery bobbed up yesterday in the. lice foraoomiuuatiouof the inquest. Both tone of aflmiona'e "BEL lie said that i . What he proposed to testify to was such a i Coroner Levy were decidedly opera bonlfe. - Plosch, the boarding house keeper of no llvln ‘ Anewelcment istocntor into , cage municipal contest, the s . ' national committee deeming it to take a hand. ‘ * The proposition fora state prim lice was killed in on New retracts ate and cannot come up again this , Hrs. Letitia Bradley testified Gaines will case before Surrogate Brooklyn, that the holographic Thepeusion commissioner has ordered all attorneys to submit their m = him before distribution. , E. I). Beldon was convicted yesterday Wichita. Kan, of the murder of m Grant,ayonng Canadian. . .. 1 Thomson of the great lakes will round 8 a day upon the g _ mien. and will strike it it is refused. ‘ The Warren Lumber company, or . mont,Tex., hasbeenplaced in the of a receiver. Liabilities, about W James Keeloymneof Parnell’s sums, 9, isthegnestotl’rcsident Fitzgeraldmlihe , lrhh National league, at Lincoln, Neb. . , “Ids" Cartsr,the colored woman who was convicted of poisoning her husband ' was sentenced at Cincinnati yesterday" ' life imprisonment. The morocco finishers of Lynn, I“, who struck seven months ago, have“ . edtbcontinuc the strike. Five hundred ' of the hill) who went out are still Ill-b yloyed. . ’ Jerry Neal], who played with the Plan- , burg Players’ league last canon, bassinet] with the Cincinnati Association team. The Burlington “Plyer,” adonblahsadrr, » crashed into the end of the move , freight three miles from Button, Oh. Engineer John G. Roberts, of the 1D senger was crushed -to death undc his engine. Latest census bulletins show that the whites are increasing faster than the blacks in the southern states. The New York state railroad comb sioners find the New York, Newflavan and Hartford road responsible for thednth disaster. THE IRISH CAlAPAlGN. ‘l'. P. O'Connor's Diapasslonato A.” to the llverpool Elm Dunn's, March 26,-Mr. Parnell contin- ues the Sligo campaign, avoiding districts in which he would he likely to mat a ll“ tile reception. '1'. P. O'Connor, member of parliament. in explaining his positionto the Liverpool electors on Tnuday,spoke of his separation from Mr. Parnell in a he was compelled on political, not pu- sonal, grounds toopposetheformer leads, whose unfortunate manifesto . Mr. Gladstone had obliged the majority of the irish parliamentary party to eulbt nnv dcr the noble and incorrnpt McCarthy. The granting of home rule lay with the Liberal party. Bow could lrishmcn for”. the splendid devotion of Mr. W . imagine that he would betray than? meeting unanimously voted confide-all Mr. O'Connor. Michael Davitt has issued an to the Sligo electors, asking them not to vote for the Parnell candidate‘ . WHO WILL RECEIVE m Governor Paula-rs lteqaisitlon to tho Governor of Connecticut Hammond, March $.me son has issued a requisitionon the govun- or of Connecticut for the rctnrntothh state of Henry Decker, who wu M on thechargcodforgeryinNow Haven. The papers do not mention the arms a the governor of Connecticut, and than fore Governor Patti-on was not called a They Want Part of Chicago. Murmurs, Pa. March m—The heirs ofone James Herriugton, livingin Hud- ville and Crawford county,“ a seutative of the Illinois branch family held ameeting here and rnngementsto a e acres of ground in the heart including the ground on which havebera pro-em syn- ton, 8r., but was transferred flerrington, .lr., who forged nameto the deed. lite on t thh rorgery being an illegal t theheirswillmaketheeonten, Both James llerrington, father, mid Jam- Herringtoumonflavebsendeadforuvwal years. 2? gdnrfigg filial}? E i e To eelshvoto Jolsrsoa's Anniversary. Wasurroron, March all-11» National Association of Democratic clubs issued a circular letter addressed to Damn crstic clubs throughout the United Stat. inviting them to appropriately celebrate the anniversary of the bin ofThomu Jelerson on Thursday, April I la the l' trslisation, prodipllty, lavorlthm corruption of the last congress." Min. Mill in W to New York." said the secretary Chicago Baseball club yesterday.
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