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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-12-12, Page 6WANDtRINGS 11i *a ot sichloo, Kiri so, mo, who fied with. their WOMfOr Meet eleilnren, lthonaoning,,Olmeet eve ting Styr', the eimminution was tebandoned gold WRS •t_ ized by nat'vea lhe Pb reekone then Stalky Ttib the, Stay or His Lifit 80, Mandist; iiinaber ithent 1,500e The Ike Mita °SNP! *Ad 4 large number of SOldteril nave roommate NORM end intend to make e stand, spinet the Itlebdiets. Cue nosition here la extremely nnpleasent, tor soiree the yap nom Lira AND JEPHBO1. rehillien ell ot chitee and tioninsion. Bettliug With Beibellion With Unties and, Starvation. A Tendon cable eye : in his letter eo Chairmen McEtienouof the Emile Belief Committee,. datea nepe. affile, Hem, M. Stanley, desoribbg bin progress, to a, point 200 miles above Pawleys, nye d•Ufl °Ocher WC; MS, hexing cask of *he oanoesothe land march been hi Wont gold we two days later diecovereel a berne plentein plantation in, DIIRTge of the Dwents. The people ling themeeleee on tam planteine to make es_lenge provision nee nosenble foe the neettelen winieroem ithead. The moat eeterpruung Seoured 'fair BlEkres. ega twelve beers Into we would be 1 annealed with 4 week's provision plantein fl,our, The feeble end indolent revelled for the time being in abundance of wsete4 fruit, but inweeye neoleoted providing ior the Inture. Med thee became Virairee to ferairte ftfter teraeVing 1;9=0210 plan. Ten day* seel before we embed auother plants, during which time we 100 more men than we hod beet between Banitelye and Thearrowwats. Smallpox broke out smong the Mantem* and the morlelity wise ter - One. Cter Zeneibarie novel. however, Owiog to the neeinstittle they =der, $0444, We wove now form dop' mite* gene Oh* 110edgerPe et the Thoth. oted Dori ninon *tad Within e mile from Ileum!. nett There ia noheld. end half dozee °Quilt/Aug want are given, every day and no one obey* The rebel (Coors are wholly =able to orn. iirei the soldiers, The Berie have jellied the Melee iota. it they come doom here With a rash netblog eau !Ave len The offioera are all friglatened whee haft taken plane, mid are enzionele awaitinn your carnal and desire to leave tbecooetiy with YOu. tor they are now roily persuaded then Inliartount bee !ellen, arid that you have °omit from the Rbed.ien We are like rate in a trap --they win neither let ne act nor eetire, and I fear, melees you come very We. you wilt be too late, ion 0e fate will be like that of tte met of the garziewee of *no:Soudan. Hee thie rebellion oet hap- pened, the Pasha could beve nept the Illahdista Cheek Boma tone, bp* now be is powering,- I would suggeee eour anrevel its Inevani that you *rite a letter in Aranio to SU Age, chief of the Mewa, Station, tellieg bine of our snivel, and that you 'with to me the Posh' wed royeelf. Weete also to the Pothe or melt teiiiog tut whet number of men yon Nava IsTOTher the Pasha nor mystilt tbien there le the align** danger now of any attempt to implore you, for the people are fully Rev- aluated that you oozne from_ E_eypt and look to yOtt to get them out of thew dceltioe, Slid it would be well ter yea to =One your deettup stecotg. It we are not We .40 get WA et the nuntry pleese remember me Io my felende —Youre teithrully, Sh401 WW1 1/0011041111g of manta .1= James. wiedent *ribulery of the 'Sari or Arnwoni,1 A'R Padic4Pk, 'Clatt4 $evemher 24th, we had to hallow its right Week lentil * **Ye ; eroselog oould be dinenvereepeer day* 1 Shoat,' atter 1 bed written you the later we ennobled emcee the peieetpel **Idler* won+ led by their efeoere to jag° et the district celled A-gangue:tree, hee ateerett *0 zetake Beget, hue the Malidlets 'otati end 1311411011134 We had yet nen*tim , olge bf er o hansoldiers, 4.04C)Pg tile wee surrounded, by the leant pleetetion or dote* efi St ood OlUeta aPd ereeete aflthe osenyeiniet bait ct epee*. -oer killed ware seine of the r 40,1111# Mon and deetraotion had been :mew to ' Werit enetatert. The eeldiert ill all the destroy. There our people, alter inoene station" were en parnontrielteu ;cud *ogre atareatien daring iourteen (love gorged at what happened that they declared they themselves to nob encore *bat et °onto. Would not attempt to fight =leen tbe buted greatly to lesson our numbers, From Path* wes set as liberty, eo the Ansel Andikoneraa eix done' ,reltrale northerly (4400 were obbned to free hittet and *fent brought uti to another douriebing !Fettle, bite tO Wieland, whezet be ie free tO do *5 meat celled Inflemni, eititated four hours' be PleReeRv bot at prelim* be hot not resumed near* Lem * river auppoaed to be the 0,014,1;41V e the country, H Dutra. Ansily ellsoovered it wee the Lhehevetby 4° 43"641 AD4°134 *0 40 ao• xfght bean,* of tbe Thum, smiled the Dni nno_bOlot Ittedd few dito la be TwaSozct mer. in a few hours the Dui WU finely Ilkatrear tataalte. two dikes by enamor beidged and we /Teemed bin a aimed ee., Ix= Usebe, and I Omit when we hear of *hely =resided by the Maoyerne." your *nivel %hie the Pasha himself -will IttteT &ensiling Itie Tanen to Fort Bodo, be able to *owe down with me to roe you, nation he reacted Deoevaber 28th, Steoley We hear the Mehaiste sent stainer. down ye; oleo a word tw,n been neared amen to Illeartonta ler rebeforoemente. It apt, Or 41411bicadating the seven months of my they ,,eo**noli be on bora Itoothor Inn SORRINES. Knotoog tne latter to be Ns wOoluo4 thoY ol000 on nere wit* rein. whoa &take shi or (men it arm. of soldiers will never stead &getout them. eenegeete ecan we were left so eentertere foraereents it will be all up with ne, for the his Pzovinoe chafed Emile." Everyone le annlouily looking for year OnDeoeuther 2ded the treated esrition tiniest, for the coming of the Mahdists Inn new *0 nark by repos, owing eo manage mope out if you do not come later extra toed' we did not xeseh the 'tad thou tbo"Ind Of December, but It *0ferry, wile*, vie aurbet camp sbe entirely impossible to foresee what will forest region. before emergine on gran loud, boArlod /pita annum eth„ end anxiety, about In 1111 mend posticript, dated December nephson end Emin wonld not pennie 181ln Jettison sou the Medhlits sun. to mike double teime so eelectieg a rieh _ rounded Duff4 'Melee and beseiged it for plentetion and a pod camping site east of four air!, but were repulsed and zellrea to site Itnri Elver, left oottunand Bonin oflsie. 'frith 124 people, inoludiog Parke end fiel. anY lot *Innt ranin continued the zeiroh estitward, an , as we has ooroPIOtol/ owed ;boon Wo 31m9 iost to tile *love in won, and on Joinery 11* MAMMA tag Tibial he oadd ftkiied to fall' ilretil tho march eastward. The people of the situation, lde plain, faxing a repetition or the lighting If Enda hesitstes Main 1 *ball ba let December, I887, flocked to the °strap av latIonaawOloaar and Per.PlexitY. could we advanced and textdered their enbenis. memodozen Plebs(' If Obey wore willing to sion, agreeing to contribute supplier. The be laved. I vfoald go on my know end blond of brotherhood, and the exthauge of implore the Pasha to be seneible of hie own gibe were wade and a firm friendsnip case. He is wise enough *0 .11 ;hinge elle, established. The hute tef cur camp were even tOr his own interest. Be kited and conitruatecl by natives, es,ret food, fuel and good to won for be boo Moll virtue,'but water were brought to the expedition*. do not be drawn into the fatal fescination moon as a halting place was decided on, the Soudan territory seems to have for all Europeano in late years. As they touch NEWS DT EMD. its ground they seem to be drawn into a We heard no news of white men on Lake whirlpool which mole them in and !invent Albert from the plaint; people until, on the them with its WWII. The ouly wey to ISM st Goniros, tansoennare from Ronollt avoid it is to obey blindly, devotedly lend ooze with a packet or letters, with one unocinernedly all ordere from the outside, letter from Japhson end two notes from The inemeaneee said .1 Relieve zeein limb,. You can best imagine the intense with this sternutation if he wishes to aerprise 1 felt when reading the letters by oome out She Ammunition will enable him vying you extracts Minable OWD WOrae: to do go. If be elects to inv., it will be of DIRTIA NOV. 7, 1888. service to bine," The Ettodive said the Dim Stit,—I am welting to tell you the same thieig, and added that if the Pasha position of affairs in this country, and le and. hie officerswished to erne, they could their own responsibility. sir trim the letter will be delivered to you at do 1° 1373 in time to warn you to be careful. Evelyn Baring mid the same thingin clear, On Ang. 8 a rebellion broke out here, WEI decided words, and here I am, after 4,100 the Pasha and I were made prieonere. The Pasha i * complete prisoner. I am allowed -to go about the ststiors, but zny movements are watched. The zebellion has been got sip by some half dozen Egyptian officers and clerk and gradually others joined, some through 'inclination, butmost through near. The soldiers, with the exception of these at Labors, have never taken part in it, but have quietly given in to their offi- cers. When the Pasha and I were on our way to Regaf, two men—one an officer, Abdul Vali Effendi, and the other a clerk— want about and told the people they bad seen on, and that you were only an adventurer and had not come from Egypt, that the letters you brought from the Khedive and I:Inbar were forgeries, that it was untrue Inbartoura had fallen and that the Pasha and you had made a Piot to take them and their wives and children out ot the country and handthem over as slaves to the English, Such words in an ignorant, fanatics' coun- try like this noted like fire among the people, and the result waa a general rebel- lion and we were made preorters. The rebels then collected the officers from the different stations and held a large meeting bare to determine what measures they should take and all those who did not join the movement were so insulted and abused that they were obliged, for their own safety, to acquiesce in what wee done. The Pasha was deposed and those officers sus- pected of being friendly to lira Were TEDIOVed from tfieir poets and those friendly lathe rebele were put in their places. It Was decided to take the Pasha as a prisoner to Begat, and some of the woret rebels- were oven for putting him in irons, but the officers! were afraid to put their plane into execution, as the !soldiers said they would never permit any one to lay a hand on bine. Plane were also made to entrap you when you returned and strip you of all you had. Things were in this condition when we were startled by the news that the Methane people had arrived at Ledo with three steamers and , eaine tramline end muggers, and had meal,- ' Bribed themselves on the site of the old station. Omar Sati, their General, sent np shree peacock dervishes witb a letter to the Pasha demanding the instant surrender of the country. The rebel officers seized Sliem and put them into prison, and decided on war. After a few days the nfichdists attaelled and centered Beget, killing five officers and numbers of soldier!, nod taking irony women and children pri- Amnon and all the stores and ammunition in the atation were lost. The result of this ewes a general stampede of the people from miles' travel, with the hod matalreent of relief. Let bita whole authorized. to take it and come. lam reerin to lend hint all my strength and will sestet him, but this tionthere must be no lunitatiou, but poai- tive 701 0* nay, and home we go. Form mum nom TIEN. Stanley next describes how he had already sent orders to mass the wbole of his forces ready for comiogenoies. He also apeaks of the suggestions he inane to Bruin so to the beat means ofjoin- ing bine, hoisting upon something definite, otherwise it would be his (Stanley's) duty to destroy the ammunition and march homeward. He continues: On February 1311 s native courier errived in camp with a letter from Emile, and with the news that he was actually at anabor.just below our plateau camp. But this is his formal letter to me, dated the 13th : SIB,—In answer to your letter of the lth inet, I have the boner to inform you fleet yesterday I arrived here with ray two steamers, carrying a first lot ot people de- airotts to leave this country under your escort. As soon as I have arranged for a cover for my people the steemere have to dart for Maws Station to being on another lot of people awaiting transport. With me are some ewelve officers stations to see you and only forty soldiers. They have come under my orders to request you to give them 001210 time to bring their brothers ISOM Wadeaii, and I promised theta to dis my best to assert them. things baying to some extent now changed, you willbeable to make them undergo what conditions you me fit to impose upon them. To arrangethese I shall start from here with the officers for your camp, /thee having provided for the camp, and if you send °striate I could even myself of some of them. I hope sinoetely that the great difficulties you had to undergo, and the great sitorifiees made by your expedition on its way/ to assist us, may be rewarded by full STUMM in bringing out my people. The wave of insanity' which overran the country has subsided, and of snail people as are now coming with Me we may be sure. Permit me to exprees once more any cordial thenks for whatever you have done for us.—Youre Emile Dre. CRONIN'S 1.RIVES. ]'bey Were round on Coughlin When, ge Was Arrelltella Xtlar THU 70!AcT WAII 811.1OPEX8SIND. Pitcairn deepetch of Thunday eels : Thaekogimg Pay was weed 000 for 4ror Nertb, one at the ..enheentotry the alleged onadexere of: Dr. Oman. dudge llicConneti ;adjourned the gout on Tuesday after000u until to...morrow morn - MR, FortlY out Of cOnsideratiou for the Afflictedjuryman, whose 4.yeer,old girl lay sick Onto death with diphtheria To, day the child died and will be buried to- morrow. This ralexpeetedratent may indeum the court to adjouro again until Saturday, eo that the bereeve4 tether can vetoed the funeral. The eery spent A Very gniet thethegiving, mei the poem:leo on hearing of the ohiltre deeth too as a bad omen. Aliening for the epeecholl of mensal, the ileelleations ere that Om Oroolu %SS will not be in the chirp of the jury before the 10th or 11th of December. In the argu- mente on behalf of the State the alleged antageniero and bitter feelieg ehown by the defendants towards Dr. Cronin, will be traendbeolt to February Stb, on winch day, at a meeting of Camp O,0 of the Clan-na. Gael, Capt. CnOteenter toetited that he suited he had heard in anothee (Amp a minority report ot the omemitteeeppointed to try the Old ETeoUtive COMMIttee, The Mort stated that d100.000 et the leads of the 'United Brotherhood had been embezzled by the triangle; that Irish Ratririee had been sent from this country to Eogireert by the Exnetive, and notill, onion men to tbe Britith outherigeo, which moulted in the pettnite being Iwo prleoueri. and ihet lueteed or leak% foe apes they had better loveatigete ihe trieegle, Mr. Foster's defence will be unqueetion. ably ;het the State bee offered oo proof to implicate btu client (Stows) he any ton, epkacy reletive to the dente of Dr. Cronin etherwiee, end that there ie no tsderplaOy of proof te holdhim. Mr Vooterhao takee no exceptions to ilia ratigd of the °eget all through, the one. and beeneedezio objection to may evidence given, whiolt will plan his client in a very unenviehle position ithould the jury neviot. TOe cooped tor the other prieonere will argee thee insufficient evidence bee been addend to ehow their clients were impli- cssed in the crime. In shere they aid claire( eie A Chicago deseatch or Friday esys: At the epenitig of the Croein Wel this more. tug *he liteae oilIed liertterd Y. Carberry in yehetttale 110 toadied he wee to Mot Denethrs Belo= an the night of 11*Y dthe and that he did not no defendant Berke there, as testified icon behalf Of thederence. At the conelnion or the examinetion of his wineess ahe eur.rehuttel on behalf or the detendente was begun. A. litaaher Of Witirenesa were mated to the nand to strengthen the eltet for Dario% *Ma, 'Algoma teatiniony in regard to Oltalley's land. nem at the opening of a Won ontite Wen side on litay 4th. M 11, Dwyere John Fleming, res Eon* O. F. Regan and, Wm. Fortune testified in the Lime etrain. The Int wining, a =phew of Peter Fortune, the brewer, mot not been long on the stand when it became evident he was greatly intoxicated. ale answers were incoherent and woad not he head. Witneosedmitted who beed taken the Endowment Ilene he WES pretty drunk on the night of May nem in the Momon Chemin Oh. Be wet followed by Walter Fleming, The Dominion too* statements for 040. who substantiated the testimony of the her SkOW OD boreal° in the duties received other witnetnee. on imports of 0100,000 as compared with the Mau ZvtorNell OVUM. oerreepolsding month last e Ater. The °spotty of reelutroatureti goods ahow no expansion. Atter roans s number of other Mr. Forrest magnate! exande the evidenoe on the wound thin the knivo lead been in the peemesion of the State ever *nice Omighltuie ;went The Motion wee overruled. iliteAnoMatithe Won thirceithent be dlid, PA tell the °Wet of Pollee libelee the irnives, berarne ik did not occur to him that it was a matter 01 any oonsequenoe. The. witone had *eked Atisistant Siam At. eerney Ellicitt for pernebeime to _put them in the Bete, but Mr, Elliete told hua he had babe tale care Of *bent himself; Re be WAR pereonalty responsible for them, )1, conent4 ehe MAW whom Dr. Cronin lived with, was *led. He identified the kniVe4 011 hating kW, orried by Dr.Cronin when alive, The Smeller rase the witemes had Ineneelf carried for two yearn and he -the o peva it to Dr. Cronin. The larger elae the witueas aid he hod food in the *tree*. It they were not Dr, Cronin'e Wires they teekedexectly like -there, Dr.' Cronin corned the mailer keit° his vest eoeket. The wanes* 44W Dr., Crean:um a koife like the smeller Otre Within a week Wore he WAS tAlgRA limey, end, probably within two or three weeks before be saw hire have the otner on the teble, where be wile writieg or sharpening his pewit. The keiveit were then admitted in OVideneer TwO *Oro witnetna Were eeslideed are M mettere connected with the 41110012 opening on eho night ta 4th. Tbis ended the evidence, and the State Attorney began hie addreee to the jury. Ile tooieetea at gee outgo that the State would press, plead, end *ape tor the corodetion ot alitive men. A Chicago deopatell or Tluesday rays: Araks Wiegman:tied his ergumene in the Oreara Wei *o -day. Pre teok up the Ten, *ion of the Gene of dee*, itteting the lew to be *het the close moat be Vend irr serordeuee with the terms or the tale*, moot else a conviction ceuldnot folow. was cherged *bet OrOnia died :tom the effeote ot w000de and ornitardette on the head. The atwitter soped thie was Pot proved, and the taping could not say thet the MOM Of the wound e MI Dr. Croninte heed arta hoe were eeett 144 re oneeeetily clone death. Judge 'Wing net tole up the oneetioo ie whether the blood towed in the cottage Was heater% blood, The prone otitioo Waked se et sho doer ttuatuo stage of the eatege had been deluged he blood, hut zone of thiR blood bed hien abowno Experts ilea teemed to lieving mimeo *topically exemitted corpneles, an *mount invisible to the Asked eye, for a single drop of blood oeutained meny milliens et °arpeggio* The prevention bed !nought in Inge notion at deeting covered with feetineekamede by feint, bet rio teloodseeine. It wee ego 40 estante that them was no emelt *Mop, or they would have been shown, There wee not & oettege in the oily ia which ft would he Unnamable to fend lolly WO much Mood as was ex - mined tor the owlsa and the boot ord. ettOt they °mad geve in this earre was the* 11011 the blood of some ardneet. andp 'Wing eineetteeited the testimony given by Mitnewoopiet Talinten, Mr. Ingham thou took up the Argument on behalf of the promoutime 3111. Malletea 41.44Mt. After it brillient medium. in which he denribed the killing of Dr. Cronin and the wErActRAPEila SUMMARY. The WellenO and Erie Canals closed at MITtlobeigititee:teibtroadeny.ostiono at wioongion nominated congreesmen Bend as Spesther of the House on the sewed ballot. Dr. Steen hire caused the slaughter of eeverel more bowl he tient bone, and now regerede tne choler* ea under newel, ia eetimated that there hes been e decrease of 1,4,000,000 io the public debt ot the 'United. Seethe glom November let. Germany complains very bitterly of tbe ottnduot of Bmperne Veteeeis dempls itt IttrOalteD0gMtPh:Ott,errne of the iittletehY'Bie' The Duke of Cumberland will inetitute promedinge In the French courts to nallifY she will ef the Duke of BranfiWiek on she nenunde of lemony. Choler& b on the increase in Penis, and tne Mission authoritiee propose the estab. liehment of a general gearentioe aninose *nive1!! from that country. 'Under the new earniniatrittion of the Buss's).* sew° provioees joarnaliets Will be deprived ef *lee knothise, end. the Ituattiart language zeplecee the German. It is reported from Ottawa thet Hon. Maniougall has boo appointed Chief Dew Clerk at the aQRSS Ot Q0Mtliceleg itt Weenier% to the Jate Dr. Wileen. Rome Seeretery AtettheWa has cone. =need the death notenee imposed RD 4431. W. Laurie, who was colineted Of the wander, ole tourist= the Iele of Arran. A letter received /min Stanley nye tha* he hie boo ankrirtline years withoet re, ceieteg any news frert3 EttrOpe, is ell the MORA 11:414 bite WINO either bean lett or stolen, 0hae, Union. aged 14, or St. joileple, Moe *eked hie mother easurdeY fon MogieFt1 She reresed him Re got hie fetherni rifle end blew hie brogue out in Me mother • mune. An appeel ext* technical pia hes been Jelin *gown the OtalldetiOn of fileolfahote in the ldelton Intlraer else, and will he heard bY the fligh, Cour* or justice, Ter01110. 140.141OrrOW; The schooner Clem White, 0441144 XiognOlaw wesdeetroyed ley fire on Thar* day when at sucher Grenedler lelaud. Ate fortheatay, Abe Walk may about 40 feet tom shore the crew =nosed to escape. Weimer Zenon; the leading Atteltlen needieel authority, decisive* bit beim! %het the Maumee now provident there ie the forereemer of cholera. Steelier Op* he seye.proceded, the Int Ave oleolera eptde. mice. Three 'Mitre * nest or *weapon exploded yeatertley with terrific fame it breeker NO, 4 at deeneville, Pee operated by Z. 0.1reyden a co. Tim fetereen, Geo. POMO*, was bun:mato* crisp. The bond - lug le 4 totol wreak, The fourth de** vdthin a mouth occur. Tel Ora Thuredito in the Wilily of Capitate George MoDeueell, of the steamehip Oa. tale at Owen Sounti Three at the child. ren died, ot diphtheria and the last of inflererotatiou et the Mugs. At Solt Loire City on Bentley, Jad e dispoted or the bedy, Mr. Inithent Mule mamma, _in en euberoe and nnefsd *rated the epplintion of the law or con. parevea jedmemeet, doted sne eppinen sPtraq` Re 4ddeS1; "It thele da"d"uil %loos for oniziniship made by blonornie confirmed together ether by themselves or with other% et present unkeowa. end it Mane one of 'hove conspirators in that cot. tap on she night of bley 4th did, the deed, then all are guilty." nhe spoken' then replied to judge Wing. lie quoted legal pinions to the effect this aironmetential vieenee may be stronger than any direct deuce. Ut this case, he said, each In- minsting eircurostance was expleinable upon the Showy of innocence, but coon timed the coutiluition to ithich they pointed was irresletible. The riumnistanoes from the time ot ther meeting in Camp 20 to that of the Analog of ehe °lathes of Dr. Cronin in the sewer showed en ioteliigent design. London is suffering from an eleatrio light scare, on amount of the Beaton fire. If the fire had happened before the contracts were made for lighting a large part of the city by electricity, gas would have been compelled to perform that task for another decade. and frequenteys of Weans we A protemorial wedding took plecoyeeter. in regard to the opeoing et a certain HICIOE day to thepriVate obapelof CastleHowatd. on the night of the rourden Then the de. The Glasgow proteasor tit Greek, with the inn meted, arid State .&ttorney Longa. Oxford professor at Arabic se his hest roan. necker said: .. If the court pines we have was married by tbe Oxford protelsor of sores evidence tbat nes oome to our ka041- OreeX tO lady Mery Seward. ledge alien 10 &cloak, or a little before 10, Bash% advisee, trota Liston Indicate which, we heve uot had time to look into. the imminency or a demonstration in favor Or course it would be evidenoe in chief of s republia which will even MEMOS the probably, but not having ODIDe to our oVertbroW of the Monercby. The Repub. knowledge until this neorniog we feel like Beane of Lisbon, Oporto, Villa Beal and asking the court to let us introdun the AVOtill *re co-operating. They have 07 evidence se this late hour," Er ner, m mom nt was, lis foundetion in the charge that Cronin was a spy, and its end in the butchery in the Carlson cottage and the burial ite the sewer. Mr. Ingbam enabled ihe evidence with that point in view. He said Simonds, In buying the furniture, tookthe first things offered till they came to the trunk, the tattle' and the strap. These he was parti. outer about, though there was no evidence that he bled anything to put into them. He was not pattionlar about the bed on which his sick brother was to lie; he did not get him even a pillow -slip. The rooms were opposite Cronin's office, and well situated for the raurtlerous deed, the dootor being oellea to attend the allik brother. Why it Watt not committed there would probably never be known. 'Why did Burke rent the Colson oottage snd hoist posseselon of it =oaoupie8 month after month? He was si day laborer geeting 5140 tier day. and working only part of the time. Where, were the brothers ann the sick ester who he said were to occupy the cottage with working committees sod 17,000 enrolled The Court-.." By how many winnowed° members. you expect to put that evideoce in?" A boldrobbery of 1,500 took plates at a The State Attorney—"By two lolly, bank !taunter at Illoatreal Seturday azta one who has had the custody of the afternoon. A clerk of the Onadian Ex - articles." press Compaq was sent to the 17oion the Court—" Does the State Attorney Beek to change earn 54.000 from +knell regard it as important 2" into large bills. While turning to get a The State Attorney--dd I regardit en an sheet of paper, a paokage containing 5600 important ,matter, and feel it my duty to was abstreoted. The detectives have the present it." moil clue. The Court—e Some slightintiraation was A fetal atecident ottourredlintarday after - given to me this morning, and I asaume it noon in the large riew bloolnon the eatst side is not oorroborative or cumulative, else 1 of tbe river. mow nearing completion at shall not admit it." Trenton. As Mr. Hugh O'Rourke, the Mr. Forrest—el We object to their re- owner. was ascending a scaffold on tbe opening she ease at the end of the sur- irraide of the building he slipped. and fell a rebuttal." distance of about twelve feet, striking the The State Aktorney—e I suppose the floor beneath with his head, dieloosting his court hes a right at this time to let it come . Mr. FOrrest—"If that be true then we In the Italian Chamber of Deputies the may never end the case. We mayhave to Minister of Finance, presenting the state - ask for time to meet it." meld on the budget, said he expected the The court.—dd The court is anxious to financial petition of the Government doge the case and I do not want to proloug would be much improved during the nook, and causing almost instant death. in under int discretion." him 2 WET DID TEET NOT APPEAR and testify in his bebalf Four or five people were to live in thin cottage, yet it did not tiontein a single article of kitchen furniture. It was to attend one of O'Sul. livains men that the doctor was called. The cottage was close to O'Sullivan's house, and 13nrke told O'Sullivan about it as soon as he rented it. Subsequently O'Sullivan vouched for lam. The speaker dwelt at length on the enapioions aharaoter of the ioeman's contract for Cronin's ser. vices. Next tbe hiring of the white hone and Cotighlin'e enspicione salmon bit! motion to Dinan to my nothing about it, and his failure to arrest the driver of the white horse wIten he found him were dwelt on. The driver of the whitehorse aoted as suspirsiously ; he wanted a hens of len amt. epionons color, and he wanted side +=dabs on the buggy. The speaker went over the ground of the ride to the nottage, the mur- der, the subsequent bestowal of the body in the aatohbasin, and lineken flight. All this connecting chain of evidence, he said, was undisputed. Mr Ingham toteshed upon the alibi testimony, and showed it was all by friends of the moused, while the inculpating evidence was by impertial wit- neeses. He then took up the evidence spinet Konen, and in the course of his re. marks said impressively: " It wee said by this teen Femme to a man on the south side that he enpeoted to be arrested on this Cronin business. Why ? Why 2" Defendant Kunze—e Why, become be told me that—" Mr Ingbam (rearming) "Because he knew the business." ICUDZO--" God knows I am innocent' 1 Mr. Ingham then proceeded to trace the connection between Coughlin, Kunze and O'Sullivan. Be reviewed the fight between Cronin and the triangle as the moving cause of the murder, and olosedwith an appeal for conviction. NOTES. it coming year. It wee estimated that the The State Attorney—" So are we, Your deficit for 1890-91 would be 21,800,00011re Honor, but we feel itis our duty toprescint It was neceseary to sek an extra credit of this evidenoe, not that we think it is oboe. 40,60%000 lire for railwa.s and defences. Intely nemeettry to the case or snything of There have been aeverel violent earth - the kind, but it is an important ;does of quakes in Sends. evidence and ought to go. into the case. Three Russian egoists have been expelled This morning we felt like meeting on hav- from Macedonia ing it go in, and it ought to have been drawn to our attention oome dine The United States Congress opened yes- terday in Washington. Mr. Reed was ago." The court then called the State Attorney elected Speaker. "to private consultation, at the close of Lieutenant -Governor Royal, of the whioh judge McConnell said • dd I take it Northwest Territories, arrived in Ottawa that the evidence which the State suggests yesterday. The Pollee Magistrate at Toronto sew. should go into the case. I have considered whether I onght to admit it, and have de- towed Samuel Pannell to two yore and a aided to do so. I do not think it will delay half yesterday for stealing lead piping: the opening of the meet° the jury. If I Dr. Willoughby, MP P., was nominated allow it to go I do not see that it need in. for tbe Local Legieleture yesterday by terfere with the opening of the address to East Nortkrumberland Coneervatives. • tbe jury, and if yore Mr. Forrest, desire time to answer it, I will give you the time. 3. Ward, Kingston, while watohing men playing in a bowling alley, was bit by one It is a simple matter which can be desposeil of at anytime. ' of the balls and had his leg fractured. Patti, Neydica and Albaei all sailed on THE STATE snows ITS HAND. the Teutonic lest week. Patti shed tears Police Officer Bartholomew Flynn then on leaving England. • . testified as follows: When Daniel Coughlin was arrested I was ordered by Lieut. encumbers continue, and poem° is unlikelY Elliott to take him to the Harriscin street until an amneety shall be proclaimed. thumb they found him dead, with his throat eet from ear Mean It ia steten shat flee United State!! iet toeing at the rate of from helf to three - cinema of et MiUign &Alva annually itt the duty on opiam smuggled into the States from British Columbia. !Me ;Lomond that next summer atone 10,00 of Cenede's militia, will be matesed in Kingston, as au experiment, to me with what despoth a large body of, troop can:. he gathered in one place. Yeateraay morning an immigrant =med. Bowl:otter!), booked for Nevem°. B. hlL down the steps of the ferry eteaMer Pilot, QUebee, and br?.ke One of hie lege iu two places. An explosion itt the brae brewery of Charles I rete, at Newark, N.J., eniterdity afternoon demigod the establishment to the extent of d100.000 and emtkred OrnadeX. POMO throughout the neighborhood. Judge Cracknell, of the Consular cone at Zeeziber. will mit for Begatuoyo to- day on the British roan -of -war Trueneeisee to Meet fitanley and Eroin Bey in hitt - official cbaracter and to emozapany them to England. Wm. Broadetock, 9,,year-old TOrCeStO bOnt who ohargo4 with having =emu ted an aggravated assault on a 12-yearold ben flowed Albert rock was remanded at the Police Orme yesterday Pending the re" suit of the woundo inflicted by hinn Red 4t. the hospital and there is but little. bone or his recovery. A tamer boo been eurrent that mpg., OMR beloideen Primate and the Wien bad' come to e stendenal. 011114g to the reflisal of the former toi refund 53.700.000 Recitlee. totted from the ctetholio %omit dorineg the Belturinunpf. Ott tbe lutheeity - Yetleen offietlite the reptile doelered to be matoueded, J. 11, blast, ant Tallowy (hate, while boring for wider tench a 14,40//g Veil* Of gas on Sandier * depth of *beet SS feet) and at *bout eight ten MOM the drill dropped, tuna * won of water. A4114000100/4 of report', like ;diets was heard, and mud, emid, gravel, and water win forced by the gee it considerable heieht into the xi* Dares, muted or having inkettroted fon murtiere F011% MditraltIA Treineep hes been contleumed to denb, with * recommeediation to mem. Ilia execution will take place 10 110130Y. A greet weention was created by the trial, The Van ia *Mob Deep was conducted to priron atter sen. twice had to be protected by a Equadren of bunny, end was Mewed by an excited mob ehoutiog a wort. The nuelly reolet teem of Nancy had till * Weimer lea night the eppearerce of being in a One o revolution, liteneroue arreeta were wade by the police in their efforts to proton. order, Advices frora Crete state thtet Turkish !ruction, which I did, When we got there I searobed him in Captain Bertram'soffice. Mousse Bey, charged with committing murder, arson and pillage in Armenia, was Thee two knives which I have in maimed aoluitted yesterday. I found ir. his possession. I took the A contract for 86 guns, to cost 4,500,000 knives and a revolver from Coughlin, took markt, him been aonoluded with the Krupp them back to headquarters, went upstairs by the Chinese Government. The guns are to Lieut. Elliott's office, and then took intended for the north forte. them (town to my box in headquarters and Capt. Rut, of Dr. Peters' expedition, looked them up. They were there until the 16th or 17th of neptember, when I todk has returned to ',emu. He believe!! Petere and Leant. Tiedmann are deed, as messen. them over to the Fidelity veult, where gers sent to them nevenot returned. they have since remained. Lest night I dolled the attention of Capt. Sohnettler to The first train from Tweed via the them at East Chicago svenne !nation. I Phe Tamworth end t niingeton took them to him. I did not disolose the All the prisoners were visibly affected by Mr. Ingham's expoeure of the murder plot Pembroke Railway arrived in Kingston fact that I hid them to any one prosecuting yesterday. the case. ,Ex,Captain Bertram knew I riot irenaSectlanit. It le propoited to open the lemon Ade°. Olitell Libriery et Edinburgh to the publiou a National Deference Library. The *theme Is now under oanaideration by the Faculty of Advocates, St. Andrew's llavereity has received in- timetiou ot a muualcout bequeet. By the will of the late Mr,Daosid Berry, of fivdoey, * sum of 4100,000 bas been bequeathed to the univereity. Mr, Berry beg *leo kit 4100.000 for the nrninttneute et me hole Rind tbe towothip of Berry, 480,000 for *lee fluettotetiou rend of the Presbyterian Church of New South 'Wales, *Da a mune her of smeller bequest', lueludirg 4200 to, the poor of St. Andrewu !Ed 4200 to the poor of Touchers entitle. Mr. Berry wee a naive of Cuper.Fife, • An Inaeoloue Solute oy. An ingenious Bestial school boy, who, wautocl an answer to in arithmeticel pro. Igeror dropped into * grocer's store on his. way to school and said he wanted Gerhart commoditlee at certain prioee. After !a- lienating his list he wad: "Now, if I give you belt * sevefreien, what chimp Anal X get heel?" The grocer told hint, where- upon he thatked the shopmen and turned to go. Wait for the thinge " called the. grooer; and his aisguat esn'he -Winkled when the urchin told bins he waa late for lobo], aud, as he hadn't learned his with. meth) lesson, he had adopted that method, of getting the problem worked tor — Exchange. had the knives, but up to last evening I in all Its hideous detalle. Coughlin and1 A Carberry despatch Flays: Jae. Baird, did not call the attention of eny one ebe to Burke were particularly nervous when aged about 70, residing here, was left alone them. they became the subjects for denancie. in his house Sunday at 10.80 a. zn„ and. This aimed the direct examination and tion. when the family returned hone from Poor Little Less. How abeurdly short obildrenn little skirts are sometimes seen now 1 The faehionable length aeons to finish wee two inthes thaws the knees. Denton make. the poor litele lege feel very cold - 1 saw a sweet little obila ot alma 3, yesterday in the park dressed from head to bootin white fleecy lembswoon and essaying very high gaiters of the same. Her bonnet was tunneled with ostrich feathers, which not only adenine] the crown, but lined the wide brim. White fur looks delicious on children, but Mit. Fourniere says tha*4 feathees ave Unto., bemuse lighter. Her little girl's wiener coat is peacock velvet and cloth, with bonnet to match. The tint suite the lovely clearness of fresh young cheeks and eyes —Madge, in London Truth. owed a Brier/Rom Re was one of those dry old jokere, in au be settled his portly frame into a Mur. ray rotunda rocker for his aftezeditiner smoke, a dashieg, fashionably dressed young man rushed up, held out hi hand and exclaimed " Web, I declare, Judge, when did yon get in di Oh, t other day; when did you/m=02'n returned the "Judge." dd Last night, over the Burlington." "Row long are you going to stay 2" dd its long as my money holds out," chuckled the young man. dd Sorry yetere going to leave so soon," observed the Judge without cracking te. smile. The tillghest Rivers. The moat elevated river in the world is. the Desaguedero, in Bolivia.. It is of con- siderable depth, and its whole keigth, from the village Deeagnadero at the south ex- tremity of Titicaca, to the north end of the Lake Anthems, is about 180 miles. The average elevation of the valley or table- land of Desseuadero above the letvel of then sea is 'about 13000 feet. The Indus River, vindee source lies bighest, rises on the north of the Kalb Parbat mountain, in Thibet • 22,000 feet above sea level. e During the trial of Socialists at Elber- feld, a police spy narned Webber testified that, despite we, niege from a police com- missary, he furnished statements concern- ing imaeinery meetings and made other- fabe reports concerning the Socialists. Major Dalrymple, brother of the Earl 11 Stair, and beir to the title and estates, is in jail at Mentte4, becauee of his in abiity to pay a fine of $3. He is said to have been liting at the best hotele and (dabs on his reputation. The old man, Robert Scott, who was so, seriously injured Sunday evening at the Wellington street crossing of the Grand Trunk in London, died at 2 o'clock looter. day morning from the effects of his, injuries, which necessitated the amend*. tion of both lege.