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\ol- XLVI_V U??
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, issn.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
f_
BALI8BURr8 IRISH POLICY.
POFRCION TNWISE. HUT TH!'. UNION MUST
? Bl MAINTAINED.
HMHRMUM OP i^MUMKNi-Mn. Ol&Mftt*
ATWTCPK-ooog nnntnwi cf wi wot
r>mwnrr? rai q^^ < jc*?mm?c?.
t ospon. Aof, lO.-At tho hour Parliament
SL?mMU>? ni I* ?owd gathered about tue
StfT^^T ??? ?"???? feom* *?"j"?
, ^.played ou the arrival ot vannin prominent load
#r(1 but it M lirTf-T Wi*- **? MUllHM ?n lhe
Boi'w el Mmm v? hun. Mn? nm wn
?^,rc lucy had had breakfast, ia older to MM W"
?eat*.
The n leen's speech v?s as fo1!,,w*:
hi it bm vm> Qimnni 1 bav<* mmmIim
condoi ti uu? imul hm? f-r me iMaeaoUea ? ??
A m en.a le busmen. TM Milton ol tho leal I'.irllaine nt
wai "terr ipied before Ute ordinal v work of the year
ZS loot. ,,.mt>>?*Ml tu WdNtklt Me MOM of my .opie
aught m mea ..ti ewMM i?nrtn?n?n?jnn" 7?
?r.i to ti.o prwm of bowed. Tnjreeaitel ?i?t?
E tl kMbm l?oo, Ann tue conclusion to ?Wf?1"*"1?
Krna.... >B I ted cute. TM provfnm.il natur* of the. ar
yWen.'-ui made by the last i;orllan.enloi iMaj ti o
?barge of the year readera lt Inexpedient^to I'""'I'""?
Sf further tue Mmnnttn of the.n mmtJ
?SnfwSeu we? JobMTlMd to the .asl iMrlMmeut and
??lv ; .artUIIV vote 1 wm l>? l*M '?;f"re *?"?, ., ,,,. __.
Mri UM i^pUBsmJunoi; At a penni of the year
?mIhV HWM for the recess nd -tte,- the P?''""^
?Vi . leepMeoel labor* 10 which Pially of you have ,n
? ii: ,-n.V. liltfUlil from recommending uow for your
lonil.ler-ilon any ineMOrM except Hmso which are
,..., Hal ... the Mildool -f the pu..Ito service daring the
* . | , ? ,, .rt .... ..f Ike rt.u.t.ei.11 year. I am eoa9 tent
thai :..y will receive your prompt and careful aueu
tiot). t .
E. Ii. Kin;; Hannan wove! MM J. M. Maclean seconded
tie a&dfMI lt" n*V to the epeec'. from the throne.
Mr. GMAMMM ""I ?? IktHll tho conduct nf the Irish
policy shou'.i remain tn the hauUs of tho Government
ar.,I ?? ;er Ik* I primary responsibility. < MtMaMC, he
Hill tl. it if it waa supposed that aayMMg that hal Mp
pined had proded tue sllcliteit chnnge la hil convic?
tions rounding m? lalo ll jveminenfi Irish Bolter, WI
waa aird I hu was unable to ohVr tho iltghtest oncotir
OJOMMl <"i Ital point (t beers. ] What had ha;,pone.1,
lie conti:.iii"'., had rather continued hs strong belief that
lie hal i.ot em I in the Bola piluelplrs of bis aeben -.
Ur. OlaaoMM MM he tl.ou-ht the late Opposition had
dealt harSly with the 1 ito OwTOfBBMBl In BMOOlOI tlntu
for ::t".r II *'i policy, but he woul 1 not retaliate. "Ire
U-m," he ?a! !. "li tho question of the day, ami tl.o
luoner till-, ijtiestmn (a eottled the n-oner will the Huiise
be able to diipoie of the arroan or legislation beforo lt."
lCheer?.]
i..r! RmmMbbCaaraoOI.apaarialat,osid be boped
the utati'Uioiit he WI is al.ottt lo ulalie would latUfy the
lloj^e. Ater ta rt t: Mr. (Ila. Iato:io ou the readiness
la re- rt ta OMI i I wivli he laid the ex- I'retnter had
th terser Un - dteplajree, n ettted tnt the Oarera
MMt tod eewte te Me eooelaeiea Mae tn odoptiou ot
eewnlTii ajMiarei far Ireland veotdn unwise. Caa*
tlnulnir, ho al d the Minis ry wished thc qiie?tiou af lora)
MTeraawit! kt treated ai a qtioition affectlug the
United K;:ir.ion. la retard te nirW, the (lovernment
would take mn tnt orlan Meald not bi-oome chrome
th?-ie, M was the cse la s.u;u? other parti of Ireland,
nor would me Government tolerate any attack upon thc
ltoy,-?l ln?h Cnelaknlar/. who^e service! wera deserr
Mg of arena. The Ministry wero .leterminod to restore
order in BeltaM .ml would shrink from no rospousibllity
M arajer te attala Mm ead wttaoat detay. WiM refer?
ence to Ki-r y, he auld the Mtalettf hal roiolved to lend
tl.ero a ipeotal military o beor of hub rank, luveited
with inch powers as weald onuiile h'.m to restore ordjr.
Thc moment the (io\ eri.iu.nl became conscious tlMt
fnriher j.oweri were necessary they Would eunr.uou
Tarlianieui to their aa?l?tanco.
Recerdtag the lan jeeitlea, &? m\ tho Government
wore not proparad to a lo,.t the Judicial rents Used by
the laud commissioners, as MOJ wore Maoldered too
kuli. Tor ali prosont purpo*a? the Ministry would take
their stand on the land eal ot 1881 as a tina! letlloment.
Al the same tl.ne the Govorumntit had decide I to ap
aaMt a myal commission [deriiive laushler on the I'ar
i- . ?? 'oi' .:.? ii irtie'u, Inquiry .liii.itc tho
aaeatM Bataan ant winter Into the working of tho
aneuae>laad ?,.:?? n In Ireland The Government did
cot li.ten l io deal willi the land question hy making any I
jadaetiee la roots?thal waa contrary to their policy.
Tuc Uovrruioenl. he eontinuel, also proposed to utilize
thu auiuiun and winter by procuring the ben lufonua
ttoa eklalaMlareaardlaa Iriih Induatrlei. They pro
i . ic opp nataeaMll ooiuiuianou of three Routlcmen
ol i.osill'.u and es[.orie:iee who would be abie to eivo
C..in .Usi\c information lo the Government on luch pomti
ai ino creation of a dee)?-sea flsheiy on tho weil coast,
Lat or-< el retune, tho cxloniion of railways, arterial
Ora nai'o. etc.
Conni.un.e, n said Ma Government Intended to de
Tate ike reooM ta a earafal eeaeMerattoa af the 4<ie?
tion af laeal coreraaMMl for ail three tmcdomi. They
koi>ed that wh?ii Parliament reiOeeaibled in February
they wool I ho ,.ir,p url to iiol.mlt dettultO proposals on
teat Bluet laipertaet ef all qwoelloee. lu conclusion he
?aid ttl u the ii uer iit.nnt looa i.e vci'dioi of the coun?
try in laver of auUaleiMina the union as tin*, and nm
parable. Upoti ib/?i verdict they baseil iheir policy,
au.' by that policy they, both ai a government and as a
patty, ?.. .ol stan.1 or tall. [Cheers.J
Lord Ra '....pl. Churchill ina fol.owed l.y ?everal Par
niiiit>?. waaooeiarad Mat May were not aatistleu with
? p illcy ot OeUy. Ml. Clancy said that thc Nationalists
Wcie d. lei iiilnut liol to allow Ilia delate to close until
the oatataaa ol Mi. Malliinws and o'heri were icveale.l.
'ihe debate wai anjuaruel on inollou ot i. P, O Con
Dor.
Di mik, Aug. M\?rniM Iff'ami. Mr. r.trneli'i or.
guli, ratterelei tue deelaraUaa that there wm be war to
the kmie agalaal Lard Salienry. The pa af la al Ireland,
lt says, will r"?ist him willi a de-p.-ration and .-Kui th '
havo never he.'ore been displayed.
DISSECTING MK. GLADSTONE'S POLICY.
THK lKKMUKuN I ll K AKiillAN rKOUBU AND THU
1>1S(iK1>? ll^ IS IKF.I.ANK.
London, Aug. 19.?Karl Granville (Liberal)
a??ed lu tho linnie of Lords tnls artcruooii Cut the uew
Gavan Mal made a clear lUlcuienl of m contemplated
Ililli policy. IWOan of Aifyll (Unionist) in reply
denied lha: a lurmboi of ihe late Government wai juitl
fled la uiaKli.K iucu a demand and took occasion to
make a lon* ineech. ??disserting," ai tie called it. Mr.
Claditoue'i liim Balley, wkajk the Duke described as
"Ma miserable Iwn Ol rwaalag np to the masthead the
legal Tainell and the dish Natloualill party."
Bal ??> Si u?waid ajefed and liarou be Hoi lecunded
thc MWM in ret.iy t.. the (kaaoafa speech.
1-ord Salisbury adniiiied thu the sltnaiioii tn Ilurmah
*ai BJ sallsfartory. bul ba IhoUtfht there Was hu rrasoti
lor ai.pr.-!ieuii..n oi aianu. The ftfgkaa Baaadary
Ccnaiisioi., rte MM, had hoi been withdr.iwu. Although
adtaaiiBM kn artMa M reaard to the naa4arMa.it
ton d be setied as .-aslly in London abd .?t. I'eieisburg
as on tai .p?i. j i? r^ Wa? a raeaooable pruepoet of bc
^aatweea Kaglaad a?l ftueeia wm, regard to the
Aigi.ai. naaiUry. TM policy el tn Uororaiaau; lo
JSl"^ **hM n to eueiMM MO poley or late
tV,,"?'?*"""- lo Irelaml. L?id Saosouiy .aid thal
l'ei,,,Te1BI?eoi would Uk* .ve.y aiep io inaintain .?
euiaMeraast proMel lirthrMaat rickie it wm aaeea.
?*iy io i.ave ? ti.no lor tn., uri Miara entt-iihg lota m<
t.is. RKardlaa relorm ol th. Uovernmrui Oro wm,
raMMtuedtteaUeiiaiid loaal ve vere mern i.? i,e!a...i
kawaaiianiet4.fare.eli?rtatM ,. the UeweraaTeai'i
propeeata. i...- e wou.i ?.? a ?aeclal Inuuirs ? /.,
.ne,.,, l.o Ulai,,,:,y devafpl., the 'ui^Mal ' ;V.?;rc.s
t .,, on.? rir,,,,.11,,."1,? h* u" ' ',ur>' ,B,? t,in
a a Me?teaali?efpw-?.' TuTfcleJd eTi-u ,VlU""1
i ss.^TSJ^-.'aSfwSrSw8
??a.uui? 1 ?'',;,';,lrNrl"l'T"^: '""'"'???'?ly,m
RarMita. * la *??y '? ':'" WJ'tn's ipeoch wai
"I* *. An; in .
AftbaB *;?..?. I*., ? J-^*;"^ '" <> '-rre that mle., xU
>a""r?i.. >,?.;,? '""J" "?."aves the aeeuo ot \u
*'"i-r. m?wR| aratakly bo ,u?i,ilVUI>a ?u
GHKArwATKrHprnr aw awi
I.' M")\. Arc Vi a
?- ifeltMMaiM. TkalJf0*l,er (i'"'llM":'K.- bag
?rr.vrd mere. re;,o,., \*T?* ?f * *??. ??Mk has
afftalM.n wlMaaaM tl . '" ( r,20u ??to??ni
water, thirty f, et i? di*ni^''f?U,,??'?f ol R column af
-t'QI U stance ,.[ 2DV |eCt.
ll'.ACMC.Nr-j UM ,-ai,,,.
Vhvm.au, 18-TaTar! L ****>
ra,.ifo, lb-chm, a, tu, .I ,. r. . ?"H'l,'"",'f ??*?"
awMMaannaf .n.u,,g inaettWeijrR?? nt9,i? u'?
wiiA.en twaaskwrk io iucu nm ?*tnunWma*n ?f u,',"i'
ii*.m.iN. a,ir. ia. .alara.??ll'''! .
kfan stoieu rraaa a anneal iiaii ,,. ?/???im i.ai
i ls feared thal lt ha. bee* u^, ^ V "V "'".r- """
nthn.\aa^
^,a...^^ata^:or:?V^ -nj.
nn avalanche occurred and they were completely impris?
oned by huge banks of snow. Forty rallies wert to their
assistance with ropes and ladders and arter iui>*rhuui*n
exertlona rescued them. Many of tbs tourist* were iuf
fenug from Irostblte,
MR. RIDGWAY'S PAMPHLET.
tiie rCBURfaJM CMTY1XCRD that nir.ui. is an
IRISH OONgPtRACT,
(bt caulk to Tnn TRinryr.l
CopvrtgM j MM1 Forth AmmHm (Mal Xtxct Ca.
London, Auir. 19.?This afternoon Tun
Tkiiunb repreeontatlvo law Mr. Ridgway, the pub
lither of the pamphlet on whlafc motion li to be made In
order to discover the author of tho libelous atatementi
effecting eo many Irish nvmhers of Parliament. Mr.
Ridgway, a man who has established his poiitioo ai the
head of an old, respectable publishing home lu Picca?
dilly, laid be wai prepared to meet any action takeu !n
Parliament. He would never, he said, have ynibliihed
ihe pamphlet If be bad not previously convinced him?
self of the absolute truth of the atatementi mule In lt
and alic, that they would bo eitabllihed by proof. Thli
uatement rives great seriousness to the projected pro?
ceedings, as the pamphlet aiserts u n reserved ly and In
detail the connection of the Irlin members,
Including two representatives of Mr. Parnell now
lu Chicago, with tho Penlan and Irlih Republican
Brotherhood In a coniplraoy aeainst the British Crown.
Mr. Ridgway said thal although he was not prepared to
state that he would not even under premire from Par?
liament divulge tho name or the author, yet ho was fully
prepared to tight tho action for libel brought against bim
by St. John Hrenon. who ls charged in the pamphlet
with acting aa agent for the conspirator! in Paris, and
also with high membership In the Brotherhood. When
asked why nono of the Irish member! prosecitsd bim
ho said he supposed they had their ?wu reasons for re?
fraining. W. H. Smith has Hopped the aale or the pam?
phlet through fear of libel amt*, but inch threa s did not
alarm bim. One of Mr. Ridgway's ancostori, whoso
portrait decorate! bis shop, fought a Parliament Inquiry
many ycart ag . and sud,-re i imprisonment.
T. P. OTU, M. P.
BRADLAUGH FIRES HU BROAD* .:.
FICHIIING AftAlSRI THK INIKItKLKI.MK. Ol' PERM IN?
TI KC I Ms P.
London, Auk. 19.?Charin Bradlangh (Bad*
leal), Member for Northampton B .rough, moved m the
House of Commons this evening that tho
sc- i.m.ii order declaring tho Interference of peers
In the eicctioni for members of the BOOM of
Commons a high Infringement of the liberties
and privileges of the Commons bo bot
reue-.ved thia year. Ile said tho or?
der was constantly treat ad with contempt,
was therefore practically obsolete and mu ht
as well be ?abandoned If it eas net lo be enforced.
Ile pointed out the very active Interference m behalf of
thc 'I ory and Unlouiit candidates and against tho Glad
? toniani hy tho Karil of WestoMlaMr, Leicester Mon?
tagu and the Dukes of Norfolk and Argyll in Ma c ouh
ties or Chester, Norfolk. Hucks and Argyll during the
recent elections, and conten led th il If th.- peers were to
be permuted thus lo dofy the ancient and much boasted
right* of thc Commons, the latte! might as well oxpung-,
the sessional order and ?ave then-selves from occupying
a ridiculous position. Mr. Bradlaugh contended thal
the earls and dukes ho had mention -d bat vitiated Ibo
order wilfully during Hie lan campaign.
Lord Randolph Churchill, ?peakiag for tho Govern?
ment, asked if he wai correct in stating that M;\ brad?
laugh had Intimated an Intention to obstruct tho busl?
ines! of tbs House every ulglil uuill bia motion was dis?
posed of.
Many members responded to this iuquiir ty cries of
"No!" "No:"
Mr. bradlaugh deniod that be bal lu any way Indi?
cated such an intention as Lord Randolph Churchill had
attributed to hun. I^ord Randolph Churchill thereupon
suggested that tito House allow the order complained of
to DO renewed, and tba! the llouao appoint a committee
early next session to h.q.lire into tho wiiole matter.
Mr. (ii idatooe spoke in apparent approval ol the Tory
leader'* suggestion and lnlimated that he weald support
the Government on it. a dirleton wa- takeu ami tue
order wai sustained by a vote ol 294 lo 1- ?.
A SCARE IN THK HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MISTAKING A PaCXAOR OK IROR BOLTS KKK an Cf.
FKItMAT. MACIIINK.
London, Au:;. 19.?At tho reeegg of the
House of < ommous thu afternoon, and when the cham?
ber was neany delected, the clerk notice I upon ono of
the Parua.,ne bencbei a mysionous-iookini; brown
paper parcel. The olllclals of the llouso and a number nf
policemen wore hastily summoned, and they immediately
held a solemn council to devise a plan of action. One of
them plcged up the supposed Infernal machine anl sus?
piciously applied lt to his car to ascertain whether bo
could detect any ticking lu the Interior. The rest ot tho
party stood nearby ina state of suspense. The whole
rormo I a dramatic iceno. Finally one or the oflicia'.s
manfully seized the parcel, hastily Carried it to au out?
house and examined lt. It contained s uno Iron holts
that were um- i as misfiles during tho recent riots lu bel?
fast
BELFAST POLICEMEN ARRESTED.
8F.N1 TO JAIL UN A PRRMCT OP WILFUL JgURDKR?
Mi?KK MONK Till.om ino.
Belfast, Aug. 19.?The magistrates <>f Bel
rait are lu a Quandary ai to how lo proceed lu view of
a verdict of wilful murder found ngalusl nine policemen
at a secret sitting today. The poilosmen have been ar?
rested and sem to jail. I ney Intend to apply to the
Court of (Jueeu's Bench for permission to give ball.
Two moos gathorei to-day and Indulged In scone
throwing, but they were soon dls|>ersvd. Affairs here
have almost resumed . their normal condition and no
more serious rioting li feared, rh- military precautions
have lieon relaxed.
London, Aug. D.i?The Government will send General
Sir Redvers buller to Kerry.
MEDINA WITHDRAW8 HIS SUIT.
NO CIVIL ACTION ACAIVSr CCTflNG? (JKVr.flAL
RRMIWlCS'g MISSION.
El Paso, Tex . Avg. 19.?Medina, the per
loii who bad Cutliug lucuiceiated, sent the following
euer M 1>>* 1 I'aro limes yesterday:
BaTaRHRII BtBi Perhaps abusing tho deference with
which you uttered uie th.- uso ot your Illustrious dally
lor all maller connected with the Culling case, I again
molest your aii-ir lon wii.n the euelosed doeuineni, a
o;,? of ono reiuilled by me ?(??? .lays aga to tho second
'bamber or Ibo Supreme Trlbuuai ol Chihuahua in 10
;ard to the civil mit greata 1 me let damages caused by
:h" deraniallon ol which Mr. Cutting ls gu'lty. The
'acta In Ibo trial of lotting burn 1.n
mi'torted lu such a cruel manner, and
li ere has been such ah ex ce.* or un1 ust erl iel sin against
be acts of ihe Judicial authorities, my co moy and my
maible self liv many North A ueriaaa pei io iieais thal I
lave believed ll mr doty to utieel uiyiell il,io, gu the
? fllcailoai ineans aflor.lo.l bj four papal to your iium
iruuejMiieri io dautoastraM Mom prapMltlaae Mat it
I not m..nay lhal Inti,lences tim COBMIOm e of a Mell
-au nh. ri hu honor ls involved and thal ts not cold to
lailify au Ignoble passion.
Hoping you Will giv? publicity tn these lines, as wMl
ia tn Ihe accompanying document lu lid Inion io my ol,
bratten , 1 have the houor lo ilgn myielf aa alway*,
K. MStHMA.
The document Inclosed translated re ids as follows :
o Ifif Ifaayealrwli af lag gaeewd Clamber of tht gnarrat*
, riliiiwtl nt thr .-ln'r;
Kuiiglio Melina, of age and a citizen of thli
dace, before you appears and respectfully
ieal*m Ik it having Maa u..tiue<i by me Raeewd Judge
,f tiiis laeaUtj af a lum given by yent koaorable
ourt.ano that l, lu person .,r by attorney, shoui,l;appear
0 Institute the civil action grained lu mi- tu Ibo ii lal
01 datamation bow In progieis against the. American,
i. K. Catting . and realizing Mat BMaterlal damafei
rnii ti Caltlagfcae causei m ? and raring more lor the
Ignlty "I ny native country and litV own liol).>a y. al
nost united bv ihe iinemaiion.il ebaraeter nhien tee
gralga press nave glean ihe trial of cutting, I laelel
rom Civil aetlon, wl,l li Illegally utpreseuU, ii. I <oo
ider, tho step ol gioicur bono, io mv , oii'.ucl. I pro
Mt ta proceed wimont rn,nc, eic. Liberty snd the
OllSlllUlioll. Ba MUHKA.
ll Watt </<?' VoWe.Aug. 10, 18M
I.MleioA, Kan., Aug. 19 ? General A. O. (sedgwick
lassed tkrwagl Mia ritjr yemeni.iy on bis way to
'uso dei N<>t e to laeeetlgata Ma natus of the alleged
lexical! outrages on Cutting and ni her American chi?
mu*. He MM i " I am acting only as an agent for the
ioverui'ienl nn I have no paw r lo aibliraio in the mai?
er. My ms' i i. Hons an t.. proceed to me City of I'bl
iiahun and ti> th'ie luvestl.-ate al the evidence ni the
'utllug altair. Wnat will hollie re-ull of this In vast i
ation cannot bo foreseen, um ir the (.overiiiii.-nt linds
hal Mr. Culling ha* n.e.. .lea.l w.t. lr, au unloHt mau?
ler if H cal. '?? lo md that Me rights nf Am , ll M Ol
ens' have been Ht ad abused ; ll ibo iBVMtlgatlon dar, -
p... mal in HU* or la any paarl nie cae American elti
ei-a Have been wronged, "'? pe.,kim o. Ainerieii c.io ro-t
at ur. d th il tn Ootai ii molli w.i t.,k-> a brm Hand, cud
[Mail* found to be ui.avoi.laoio, tl,.n. ul.Loni ibo
l lg ii I. al ii.??? il at lou, war will bo uec.ai e l."
Ni;v.o VOTBd f/fJOM LOMBOK,
lAMMRVa An;. 19.
bj j, vamiitann r n iin-- awawca.-William K, Pan
ernlil Is ?? P >*??"?' 'ff OB I .a ?'.r Mi.ei lea. win.-li
iliad t<>-.i?y fromvfaswnatawa tel Ran-Tore, kta. Van
, iii'iiv ueaim is aim i- iMprnvan.
as ami nms? |N A Buaaiaa Paiaon, tn Aaaertean
, ()|1. t,.?\ Ouia.li l,s? neal. Un;., leonad al Minlero
Ol. Kassia, for apr#aaHe? lawtok i.'io-.iei
OaCDASR *N" "??*'" -sBendani aol Raaaw h*v?
u:,r I ..lodes !?? r .w a raor. ol. th. J'h.tiio* aa ts ptem
ar i^ ''" gl.<?,>,,?
To Moaiaa i^"? "" ??*?au? f??> Rtt.-?i rnrg
?aaaaaae Meapn?ini?aal -fa ruy a.iianwtva te ia
bim ibm me ngrarMa dMMnltj la iralno,
AN AliMBiSN JutMAAUSl hv?U-kU.-L*0 liruier, ggaj [i
of tho niall journalists of Austria, fell from a window
or a noiol at Interlaken last night and was killed. It ls
supposed tbat he was a somnambulist.
HA VOC A MOS (J W18UBBMBN.
BEATY Loss of LIFE AM) SHIIMTNO.
WOltg OF TUF. RF.L'EN'T STOIIM ALONG THK ffftW
POtTXDLAJfO ANO LAIiltAliop, CWARTaV
[ur TBt.ixjRArii to tiii: raatnra.]
St. John's, X. F., Aug. 19.-Accou.nts of tho
destruction caused by the recent gale are fast flowing
In. St. Pierre cables that a most violent itorm swept
over the Island tait night. It wai the Uorceit known
for a quarter of a century. Buildings were blown dowu
In every direction and considerable dani iga wai done to
the shipping In the roads. Two veissis were driven
ashore and completely wrecked and leveral men were
badly hurt. Dog Island li strewn with wreoki of fishing
vessels and grave fears are entertained for tbe safety of
the Grand Banks fleet. At lilaclc Isiaud
a fishing skiff drove on the rocks and all bundi
perished. Five Trespai<ey sk (Ts are missing and In all
probability lost with all hands, as thoy drove off to i?a
In the gale and could not poisibiv have survived in de?
structive fury. Al Iiird Island Cove havoc was caused
by the storm an 1 tuinultuo is sex Five fishing voiseli
were there. Fishing stages were wrecked and blown
Into the apb. At Old Perllcan a flihlnr, vesiel was
swamped and all hands perished. Two craft drove
ashore at Lead Cove ; one man wai drownel and leveral
?eriotisly iniured. At Racalleti. where a large number
or vessels were IDulng, it ls feared the lon of lire and
property li great.
The "banker'' J. K. Mundell was driven ashore nt
Blicay Bay strand and wrecked. The ship's ude wai
broken lu and such was the fur7 of tile sea that the crew
wuh difficulty clung to the ketteW of the wreck ali
night, being surf wished till 0 o'clock next murnini,
when the sea somowtut abating a line was teated to
the shipwrecked fishermen and ono by one they were
naiad ashore. It is reare I that the fishing fleets on the
Labrador coast l.av.- luifeted heavily.
DESTRUCTION OF A WESTERN PILLAGE,
St. Fail, Aug. in.?The Linton, Dak^eor
respoiident of nti FMnjer //?,.?;*. who has just returned
fn.in Newark, a village, on tn Dakota Bowthorn Branch
af tl | N In ; ' BnadJ,daaerikag the ruin by Sunday
night'- -.torin M almost complete, of fifteen hnlVings
lu the rillaga iwoivn wara nentraped. Four poraoat
were killel and many ware injured. The killed are
Mortimer Kennedy, part owner or the MWB Ute. and a
brother of Judge Kennedy, af the New Yuri; Supreme
Court: Mrs. Waite, tho wire af a tar.uer living four
miles Iroui the Tillage, WbOM homo was destroyed, and
the wile and miaul boy ol John Oakes, living two miles
out. Blounl ll. Drake, recently from Nashville, hud a
niuo .ci oi nones broken, but he will recover. In tho
Village and vicinity twenty i.uil.lings,tno.-tof mein cheap
structures, wno destroyed.
CANADIANS CAPTURE ANOTHER PRIZE.
A SCHOONER IN IMF. CH' li III- , K MIK IP ifl.F. I ". ?
I ra BtTPDI N in Uta IC.
Halifax, Am:, li) [Special).?After eraiatog
among ona hundred sall of American gskeriBQU lu
Pi noe Ilia md l-.and wat.-rs for turee inonlhs without
making tbe lIlRktMt attempt at a seizure, Capt .lu Lor
way, or tim ctuis-r Iloulett, hus at last suer adnd ta
capturing a prise. Yesterday tho American schooner
Dr id, from (iloucesier ostensibly for the Magdalen
Island., pul Into tfulnoqjM fi r Mallett Mal peri tie ls
a large bay about tho centro of the fiimou*.
"Unriv-iuile llend." Than ts a large fleet nf American
fishermen la the vicinity in want of supplies of salt and
barrels. 1 he ct'.user Houlett aoehored in the bap Mort*
lp afterward ami Captain Lorway boarded Me Druid
and demanded to know why she hadn't enter, d nt tho
Custom House. Receiving no satlHfacti.i y answer, he
next demand, d tho Druid's paper*. Ska had none, BO
clearance papen, BaalfTet, iBTOloaa, MMtgneea, nor
papers or any . desci.ptiou. But sho bad
m csrgo ol san ni bsrraki and was
uno bund ned mites out ?>r her cour-o ? to
tn.. Magdalen Ulanda, roon being oberon wita intend?
ing io supply ber aargo ifeall and bambi M American
I.-lie iiiiMi, (beu .-ol ii lng ni fiat locality the capt., ll Ol the
Dnn i admitted thai *iicii was blaobjeet and gave (Jap.
ian, Lorway tho bbdim ol mo OtoooMterraaMlaM
wbleh ho Intended te tranship ins cargo, hoi declared
that ho was going to d i that on the legh seas, outside
Ibo three-mile inuit. Thereupon Captain Lorw f formally
Mixed the Druid for viola I lug nib the customs la,vs BB I
Ma Treaty of 1818, and placed Ml armed guard ou thc
vessel.
Tue ie|/.ure created sniat excitement among tho fl et
j! American Ils.,ermen lu the bay, who lot l hiliierto en
|oy?.i perfect immunity .'rom molestation by Ita WU lMrs,
and who, beside, were greatly in nee I of supplies of sall.
Captain Lorway gleefully wired tho (auls ui lils capture
to Admiral Boats, To-day ho ls reported ta
liave received a BMlMTB Instructing linn tn order
Hie Druid to o,ner at ibu Custom Hunan and thea re
leann uer and order ber te pi BOM I on her voyage to the
Magdalen Dianna at auy rain to gel outside Ibo toree
11.110 limit where -he eau do what -ho likes with In 1
cargo. Thia ls Joyful news to tho llsblng skippers. Rut
Captain Lot way is atboronghly disgusted mm. He eu
ileavors.t to imitate Ma tactics of Captain (^ulgley of the
Terror and has received a severe otb Mal snub from the
authorities. Meanwhile th- Amen, an Baking Beet Will
pi MMd with lt* nu*;ue.. either Maida or BUtOtda tho
ihres-mile limn willi little luterrerciico fruin Captain
Lot way.
Secretary Bayard has called the attention of Minister
W'k,i io the karraeatag and asasparaltng Mtteaa al Cap
tain Qulgtey and in* Manual is low being investigated.
Meaawklle tito Kiektog Departosent s exercised .'mut
tooplagoMor cruiser ?kippara and euatoma otb. ula
from overstepping their duty. Consul (isnerai Pnelau
sat p.ot llnwkMliory to-night Inquiring imo thc case
A the Howard Holbrook.
-?.
NO ANGLO-AMERICAN TRIBUNAL
LOU) IDDRfUUOH DOM Nor Look Willi fATOR
LT-oN tiii; prioji . r.
London, Auht. 19.?Lord Iddcaleigh, Foreign
Btoietary, lias written lo Ibo International Arbilraliou
A-.-...-.anon saying that ho concurs In ibo belief of lils
i.redecessor. Lord Rosob.-rv, th it mo BsoOMM ls Inop?
portune to reeivee a deputation to discuss ihe subject
?r opening negotiations with the Culled ?tutei for the
istablishment of an Anglo-American tribunal, whom
Iuties ilniil be lo conrldor Intel national questions, I."rd
Idilesleigli .ava that tue fishery question, wlitcli the sr*
titration association refers Io, ii at i deann! in aanjMt
if dlploinalln negotiations, and expresses Ibu hope thal
be reiult may befuvotalne,
i-*>
BIO RAUBB OP BOULAHOKaPa HIOGRAPHY.
Paris, Aujr. UL?General Houlati^er hus
>ee,i unable lo supprcii the Kiln of his blograi hy.
housauds or coides ot the pamphlet have been sent
?M the nrorineaa, and the -., ??-, in mis cay a.,,1
brou ;uo it tho to mt ry have benn enoiinous.
-_?
TUM Fl Uh UKI.(IUD. m
IT8TBRIOUV EXPLODION AJfOXO FLOUR BOXRS,
A fire broke out about 9 a. iii. ye.Vtnlay in
ne MMBMBt under Moruz lijllowa'i flour Hore, al No.
UH Washing on?I., and caused much oicltemotii rn the
? i.hboi hood, ll was accompanied by an explosion,
lie cause of winch was hot known. Tue basement was
lied wuh len s ot (lour, and lt was uol un,ike,y ibal
Ur dust Igul'.ed from tho boiler .iud cause i the. explos
,ii. Mr. li.illowa'* atora ll on the lim floor of Miall
riiemeiit-ho.iNO, built agalml iluular houiei. Morn
Itali IOU women and cull.linn heard Hie exploslou ami
mm frtgbtaaed '>y IC When . i....... began lo rue from
he basement Iney ooeau?n pai.ic-.itri. koli aie' ruBhed
lom iLoir rooms lu ratio . direction.. BOOM
locked tho itali way* and others made Ibnlr way lo
M roofs, Tn graman an.t paitoa aaaa arrlrad boo
ii .-I-. I tue dlalui banoo nefoio any parawa wai injured.
I wm aeeoaaarp M Mrow eat a large aua.ni or flour
niel which idocked Ilia front entrains lo the baln
?oi.l lie,om Iha llreiunn could grl waler oh the llaiiiei,
nd a coll fm help WM Mat ant ny Battalion Chief
,n,inri, rn Bra made iib wai into tn atera, bat wa.
e..ily sioi.pal by lue nrenmii nu the Hist flair. Ihe
aw nf Mr. Bnltewa waa aant t? bo about 814,000. Ho
r..s in the inanity nm. i.u family yeeterday, but nu
leike lani h's stock and mac .merv were Insured fer
.om | ..Olin in several coin [.ames. Mm bunding ls
wi ? d by Jouu Olass anl can be rep,ho I lor about
1,000._
BURNING ui a HOTEL,
The Bowery Bay Hotel, on Lone Want.
ot.nd, owned by lim BoWwr] Ray lu.pt..vniicul A?*o
isliou, wai burned last Bight, Hie damage Waa laid to
e about $1D,0'?0._
L088U IN VA Rh il'M IT. ACIC-'.
FarKBtTVO. Me.. A u.vf. lil.?Governor Dana's
ouse, o>ned by Captain (ieorce P. Ilraill.ury, was
ulled hp ff*IhtO morning. The stable, together with
largo iiu.oitity or hay. nv,- rarrtegoa, hnrnonaaa, atty,
>aa also barned. Leas, Rtf.ooo, lusuranoa, 0ll?OUO>
he lire was or inceinliary origui.
L' DisoTon, Mich.. Ans. 19.?Ward's shingle mill end
Bil ., mllltea ihlBglM were bumed lait uighk Tho loll
. :.'.?.,,nod.
\\ ii ntaoron, DeL?Aog, 19.?Al Lasagne, aa me Dela?
ware Railroad, rtio lo-il If Burned Rot'.oroek A Krauael's
atoi the old Presbyter! ni < nun' i, ^Irs R n,.ami's milli
hp atora nod, dwelling Dr. low.er'* building, swhtea,
lana, v alli tari Iago UOU.e. 1.1,1 .om, f-.OOU | luiUr
.,?' . |\S "I.
Nkwhi.i.... N. Y., A'ig I'1 -A 'Ire at Qnatdrg woolleu
lill to-.l.y BBWaed a teM of I ?">?>: partly I..anrod.
I> aiiin... Aug. 18 -The tm, .,-, iiaad of me large fur
.,,.i nany pranero, at Lebanon, berat en lin mata*
ns Biih n loud egpweie i Bnentnl smplafM bal n*r
,.-? asaapee, rn owling hoaaa wm bnraed and oiher
.1 .,, .lone to th-extent of *Di.OiH?.
? -
D-,ITU.K MUttf'KH AND BlTfCTDE,
M..i m i Sinn Iii -?"f lb Ailee HtwaL erfaai aaa a ,*
?. og by e.iniii..,,. Um -i ?????'? el.
. .. ,,.-, fi..;, s. ? " ?"' '' K'\
.; Us ? , .^lut.aa, u? MsSkw h a, ^u,?, .?:uu..Uja
WORK DONE BY THE LKAGUE.
A WttTJUtN BANKER MADE PBE81DEKT.
??XC:TINa ."CKNIfS '* THE CONVKNTIoN? TO BOY?
COTT BEouea o kids.
[nr TFii.i-.oiiAPii T'i i hr TBaBBBK|
CillCAOo, Aui?. 111.?Tho result ol yest erda}**
proceedings of tlie Irish .National League Contention
iu Central Madia Hull Blaaroj tho jrrouiiJ a good deni
nnd furnished an opportunity of ju.lj,ing what tho
fltiiil outcome trill lm. The m-wspapors hero givo np
entire eheets to reports of tho ptOOted in** and tho
opinions expressed in their editorial columns tts wall
na among the aalea*atag themselves arc that so fnr
a thoughtful,cons'native policy, auch as that pursued
undor Patrick Egan's regime, and a profeeaion of
unbroken loyalty to Parnell ha?e carried'the day.
In face of tho extraordinary efforts mads by Mr.
Dcvoy's pnrty thia victory waa al! the mote remarka?
ble Thousand! of printed sheets were scattered
through the convention hull yesterday and to-day ta
win votes for tho opposition aide. These, contained
verbatim reports of tho ?njoooh bj oi Congrseemaa
Finerty ut tho Ogden's Grove denionatration in wi li
coming Michael Davitt, tlio latter's lespetua and an
iueviliilil.,- two-column interview with .loliu Daroj. Il
ia remarkable that what aright h.- .ill. 1 ? the belter
Bi BBB sat*1 of tho New-York delegation, who lind
themselves unwillingly Baaoolalllll with n.-v.iv and
who ure fighting tho administration for the saki" of
principle iiml not, ns they maintained, like Devoy,
froai pcr-on.il r-t.it*-, have. BO far ret.i*.'d to minde
tliein-clvei in tim (>,|?.,i,il eliampinus of Parnell's
policy of Paili.iiiic.itai-y action, while at the saran*
thin* they li.ive iimintitiiic.l tlie unity of their oppo.i
tuiu te tba I>*:iii-Sul;ivjin [lartv iii a n'li.t and dignl*
iie.1 afay. Mr, Doro; Baal:
1 li - -i-iiii. .ul ol' ft CnafTOSSBian Finortl's speech i-i
enough; lt aetilea/aa attitude ol the dels.att-s from
Iiel.m.!. Taej ii.ua nt,i hi,io Wiih ihe nen who aro
reapeeaibla fer th it address baeaaae it is chock-full of
treesOB to tho I*eagtta ia Ireland and a dir.-el atti, k
cn Paraell,
Bat Ibo iklegatei front b-eland did ride with titan*
rind the p Mph. cy of Mr. |)-voy fell fl if. People -''.I
to wm,.lei' uliy ba evp.ct -d that auylin.ly would be*
li.-vi- Ibo ch.ir ta that *,Meetra. Egan ami Sullivan were
wot-hing t?. mn j, mn toa Paraell (br tba ft*u*theriag et
their esra prlrata oada.for such a atatoaaant af Itaelf
defeats itself. beOBttse any Iii-lniian saying a rofsj
against Paraell ;it any time, not to say uaw, wo .l<i be
injuring rather than serving himself.
As pr ulii't".! yeaterday, Jade* Fitzgerald! was Blade
pi iinu'i. nt * resident "i' the oonrention na tbete*
i ?? .'iii.ii' of the delegates this autraiuft, Boon altai
ii..- eonreatioa waa galled to order there waa aa on*
pleasantness Ex-Congreaenian finerty si ind un and
li .nu t.ie nu.i-i of thc Illin.ii, delegation io tho body ?>.'
th ? hull :uiil anmi applause read this cablo dispatch
winch he h i i rec ivcl iroiii Charles MoCertby Teel*
lng. of Duliliu :
The manhood of Ireland is with you and trust that
thc oonrention will by resolution indorse right and
resolra io in free.
Thea basal down amid anotherontbnrstof enthaai.
a m which bad uot died away bofore Miohai I Dbi it!
wit ii iii-" in bia eyes Jumped to bis teat and whispering
n few words to thc chairman adraai ad to the fronl of
tbe ;.luti'nr!ii and amii anotheratormof elieoraaaid
with evident exeiternent i
Mr. McCarthy Tooling baa no righi to rmeak ia be?
half of the manhood of Ireland He i* notainember
ol' any organization in ireland tba! baa a ri^-ht to
claim to speak, lie ls not a member of the Nations!
Layague >.i Ireland and I suv Mr O'Brien. Mi Bed*
n.imii. Mr. Deaaj and mraelf bare the right to apeak
in I., ii,iii of four million ol "ii- fellow oountrrmen at
liomi.. Witho".. thi refer* passing jo Igment upon this
general sentiment or qaeatuiniug bia righi to send
this message, I u-!> yon '>. aei epl thia iaformarioa.
Mr. Finerty waa again on bia foi i in a mon int and
?I lm rai--.'.I his bund tl ca'cli the attention raf the
president his bi?; folio towered over everybody alee.
There was n dinnie of-.bouts that be take tbe plat?
form,bm the el airman created an outburst nf Inngfitur
whan be remarked wUbahumoroua toriakleof tba
Oyo 'hit tho hie; ox-Cougresmiaii was "no Spring
chicken " nnd could be beard well where lie was.
a A point of order," roUd Mr. Hynes, of Chloago:
?Warn Mr. Finerty knowe b 'soutoforrUer be won't
pr ie -1.'
?? I'll bo heard un ybi >''.'.*' Blunted Mr. Finerty.
" Don'i np.ut thal espies lon again," retorted Ibe
ehairmaa a** tba u ire! oame down with a beag.
14Then,'1 ropond.-.l Mr. Finerty, "how bad Mr.
Darlu aright to bo board, for be wm oat of order
too!"'
" As long as be k*'].t within the proper decorum of
tin- )ion-u," wus the reply.
? Sn-.'' said Mr. Finerty, "I liivc to express my
astoeiahtaeat Hutt tin* tether of the Land lasagne
should .Ic.-in lt aotosaaij to ropndiato tho aoatiintnt
ol tliit lel.-.rraiu."
There were Maana, eba ari and applause al Hus point
and the chairman then told Mr, Finerty a 'aili to sit
dowii.i'or hr could imt Hake Btrietaieeea Mr.Oaritt in
ipeakiag to a gee itt oa of prlrOage.
"Thut Lt a ruling." replied Mr. Finerty "thal
i-holii-s thesphitof American freedom of speech. I
area,tated Hat lologiaBB beeanaa it exp teased my own
cmi\ ii ilona of what I Indorse, and Will ta the day af
flay .bath. I nm not going to stand here or clae
wlieio '' tie continued, "ever to retract the principles
that you, slr, and I aworo to maintain twenty years
ago."
Dr. Wall icc, of NYw-Voi'k. rose to a point of order
an.I said that Mr. Finerty waa makin;- a s| cecil, but
the doctor hall to sit down amid roars of laughter, for
the chan niau said that ho was out of onior on tho
sariic principle too.
?1 Waa misunderstood by Mr. Finerty * anal Mr.
Davitt, "I didn't pena sentence on tba diapatfih at
all. 1 didn't cull in question tho right af BBJ indi?
vidual to saud such a dispatch, but he has no right to
?end Beeb a dispatch lu the name of tlie manhood of
Ireland. Tlie manhood of Ireland is r.pic.oiled hero
by my three Parliamentary fnouds."
"There wa* a time " retorted Mr. Finerty sneeringly
ami a .ltd rome uproar, " when the woui.n n-prcsented
Nilli.ui,il sentiment better than tho men.''
The incident herc closed without any further troublo
and ibo Kev. Dr. Hi tia of St .Louis rend tho r. bbs) i
tions which the committee bad adopted. Tbcao arc tho
A-sol ii t iona :
Thal we the d. legates of the Irish National Leaguo |
ul' A in* i icu, iu convention assembled, believing in the
rights ol' human liberty and the rights of ti.e [nab
inn,ile lo bc governed by her own laws, it is hereby
r. solved :
1. That are express our highest and uu.iualilied
Ipproval of the doctriuo of iioll-govcrnmiiiit lor Ire?
land.
'i. Thut we heartily approre of ti.e course pursued
Bj ll.aries .Stewart Pam ll and Ins I'arliamentarT
aaaeeiatea m tba British llouas of Cnmwsns san Ta
ici.ew tlie exiirexsion af our BBuHallloil Booneeaea in
lin- ii i*.li,in ol their policy in ihe atrug^le lol lluiuo
gula in In lund.
:i. Iiml w,- lender our heartfelt thanks to Mr fllad
.l.iin- lor Ins grc.it ami gencious ttlort.s io the cause of
liiii.'i ai If gaiai aOBBIll and we exproafl our gratit.idi) to
ll.h Koglish, S.-iiii li ami Welsh democracy lor the
mppoit given to Hie great Liberal le.i.lei lu lila Irish
Bullo] .luring thc leccnt Meerai ataatlona.
4. 1'hil lins contention herein rcfutus Its thanks
to the American people and pre** for tba peiii-roua
rapport they hara given te tie eauaaef aslf-gotara*
m. ut in lr.-I.iii.1.
5. Thal we r-f-eerdl our sense ot the remarkable for
tssareees and terttfasae oxen ned hj the |ie.,jiir, in Ire.
land ni the taco of the cruelty and per?ccution which
they bare hean eahjseted te by tbs Hntiah Qeiem*
unlit ami ni vi.-w ol th.- license *i .uidalously accorded
io onaaiaed lewleaoaees tn north of IfalaaaL
0. That we hornby thunk the UffOrieeat, treasurer,
Bad*....1.uv oi tbeiriah Wattneai IaesBsol Amertea
lor the litithlul und rlticient niiiiiner lb which they
line (liscliaij-ed tba) urdiioiis duties of tho resjiectivo
1)11.Ci s.
T. lliat Hie following eaosegraBB b8 forwarded in tho
uninc ol' tho chairman ol the coiiveiitiou Lo the Hon.
( . s Paraell.
"Two thousand delegates of the Irish Nation il
League In America si nd gloating lo von and ussurs
VDU ol our iii I.-iiiiii,uti,n, to siiiu-l ht iou and ol our
imlori.-mnnt of your j>ohoy by a uulteJ and harmom
uiis convcntlou."
Oa Baatsen of Mr. Atkinson, of Michigan, that the
cm.veiiiion upjxove the re.iolutioua lu toto a royal
battle waa fought vt m.- It wiwsili.. lust skirmish on the
.jue-; mi, ut physical force tnrsua peaceful agitation.
lt arni uu nearly an bo.ii and eudod in a cuipr.)
inise Tbe discussion was op.-ned by Mr. Finerty,
who said lli.it lin tainted all tho rc,*,.lull,.ns but Wu (lld
lil... to have tlc in pul to tim bo Iso o'.ie bl one. Mr.
Ariiftrong, ol <??otgia said the s.tu.n thing.
* Uo tnoso roaolutiuui iiioau,' asksU air. Uautioo, ot
Iowa, "Hint wo are to continue this Parliamentary
nitit.tion if Mr. Parnell's effort fails I If so, I am not
in favor of them.*'
The hon so roao as one man orhasi Alexander Su.liv in
got 01, in. r-et to explain
u Tho adoption ol the resolution i " he said, " do not
fritter BWay any ot the rights of Irishmen. It ia only
ne ii ed " he continued. " tbat we adopt these reaolu
tiona separately. First at ['uiladeluhia, then at
llostou, and now at Chioago, there have lien shouts of
dimension whoo there was no dissension, but there is
enough of manhood and public spirit in thia ennven
timi to strangle the fellows who come here, if any
should come, from the aewers and the purlieus of poli?
ties to preach dissension."
This was a hit at John Devoy who Jumped to his
feet and said that he was thero for p..pee mid harmo?
ny and that he might have ai good a ground to attack
some of the resolutions as the (re nt I" in an from Illinois
" 'Hi.- resolutions," ho aaid, ** don't ask to bind
anything or anybody and I kopo they will bc adopted
111 toto.'"
Mr. Davitt Kiggestod ns a compromise that ns it
aeenicd Hmso who wished that tho resolutions be
offered separately were yet iu favor of th. ni thev
might be read again and then put to the house in toto.
This was dnue and the resolutions were unanimous! v
agreed to, though not until Mr. Finerty deterimuc.d tai
li.ive the lust word and thia was what he said :
* Individually, I will not oppose the resolutions, but
individually I will not be bound bv them."
A siorm of Bpplasjaa greeted the announcement.
W. B, Redmond, Si. I'., teen sande a iong apaeob that.
astonished Mr. Dorey more than anybody else, for he
repudiated what that -reutieanaa had written in the
Chicago press as to the disloyalty of the Am.-rican
League4o Parnell by anying thai he didn't believe a
word of ir, and by referring to Mr. Dorey's ebargoa
against the beads of the League in Aaseriea aa,
* inst am es ol journalistic enferpii-o to ?which wc at*
taeii no importance wlnitever.''
Ueeortl from eommlttoea were the openlntj order of the
a'l-ri'.ii sessiuc. The report of the Committee ou
Constitution wsa read br Mr. Pf, P.O'Connor, of Wis?
consin. He sn noaa sod that tue ranon bad al rei ly been
Indorsed by Maura. Davitt, Redmond ant D-asy.
A delegate from Kuchester, N. Y.. abjected to a clause
of tbe report virtually edrwIuB tba lartene to boycott
snides cf English man ifaeture. He moved that mat
claus* lie excised from the report.
Mr. Brennan, of Iowa, said: "Lt ths i.al*cate* co
back to ireland ead say to tba Ea xl lah people: "Nota
nail of your na.lt, nor sn inch of your cilico be u*el
nnt.l the relations of Ireland un. 1 Eojrlaad bechanced.'"
Bli I.vi.ch, I min Quebec, rose to second tha tceiitleiniti
fron iowa H' appeared or thasaettaa though linne
andar tba fin tish Ssc Tba slams should rem tin un;ii
Ireland had har own government in Dublin. "We, m
I'snaiU," H.ii.l he, "hitva dene tue ns.ne. We In Canada
haw i rited a proteetlre tarin* for tbat iiirj.ose. English
? tnt'-*.n di.I not ihen ot.ject for they knew lt would
result tm,; Canada would be theran/ separated fr BB
Ireland. 'I'll* c tuts should rest mere, wirti Hie jirovu.)
that ii should remain untl. Ireiana bed ber own gerara*
in* ni lu Dublin."
A ileleiritie frn'ii Hinton bald aloft a sstnpl* of I ri sit
lac*, in lio.tiit), h* said, tl.ey esra already in trod uduc
trish wool len A Tuey could sirilco England now nero but
In lu-r pocket.
There was a chorea of " Qaostfoa." Amid tha uprear
the previous quosikm was ordsrnd. A delegate treat
Pennsylvania ntteinpreii, notwithstanding, tu talk on
tlas* siilijeet of tin* tarni. Tun rptesltOtl was then pet and
tbs Bretton remains.i to. i here w is practically no appa*
slrion. lu* scene of enthusiasm mat ensued sui passed
bbs that bad barote oeoarrsd rn the convention, les
de lose tea msc en iiui.o -aud cbearod, shoir.e I ant wav*i
(heir arms lui it se-med as ii Uta excitement aroa Devel?
la) aeaoo. The ssatloa which had caused so much cn
tbnalaim '*as as follows:
Beetloo 5?To hun tii? enc.ny where he will fe-i it
mci*t. bv refusing te pnrehaaa a iy artie.o nf Eosltab
laannfoeture, and by usiua ad Istritlmato
Influences to discourage tradesmen from seeping
i.i ? lab Biaiiufaetarsaen sale.
'tue* lier. Dr. (.??mil. W. Pepper, a Methodist clenry
nao, wbo is one of tbs dslecstss, was thea luritoa ta
audre** the convention. Dr. Popper said BB bad tasted
tin- ieelim; of bis eo-celUiidilsrs,ead could say tbat ih.-y
wi-r? ui thorough sympathy elth Parusll and Gladstone,
a/ban Bnallft tl tu^r (ailed after trylug orery method,
famuli siniiiid semi a msaaago. "Coma end help us,
then, aaiu the rev*renil ipsaknr, " I swea by tho throne
ol H'.il there will bo ai le.iil out) vacant pulpit lu tho
fulled Stnt-s."
Tho eboorlns at this point was fen-It!*. When tt gome
vfli it abated there was call after e.ili for a ipsBBh fr.un
thc l>v. Kalbar o'Kel I I.v, ol Detroit, He .!r.ic..iii!lv de
cini' .!, seylBg ba was iiore a.muly to render sn acc.mn:
of all the otoosy he had rcceiuiy "stolen." [Laughter
and cheers.)
I as rep ii t of ti.e committee on finance was then r*ad.
The report mowed that 9320.282 5*7 had been coliectod
in tlie last two yaam
Tho arno.ml contributed by each ^late was re nt when
a delegate from tbe East asked ll tttsrs wat not s.n.io
mistake about the amount ooatribuwd by I. laolA rho
ohalrmsu said, " You aro not from therine ofDllnots.
That Stats caa Uki earo Of Itself." At thu Juncture
Mr. Il) ii**, of ( litOagO, jumpod to hu fear and amid
blsees i rom every part of me ball, ant iiot-.riiutianding
edaelaraUou ir.on Chairman Fitzgerald that ni wus m
tsrniptlng the treasurer's report, Hr. Hynes vehemently
sb out>U:
?? I wish to say that the oitv of Chicago sent outside of
the Oarraa the sum of 910,000."
li.ooroonoo was lu an uproar, but rt w.-.vo of Dr.
O'Keliiy's hand produced conijiar.illve ijmei.
'? I am hoi acco.niling," remarked the reverend troaa
urer, willi a tinco of sarcasm iii lils toue, " I am not BO
counting for money that dbl no' pass through my
bouda " j de reading was then proeeeded willi.
Mr. Egan presented a chock lor 8:2,000 from Pat risk
I'u-l, c.elected through the coiumua of Hie Iriih World,
Th.* ehairmaa sanoenood the next business was the
eloctloo of a prealdeal tor the League la America.
Mr. Brannan, Of Nebraska, placed In mnuuiallou "Ho*
breska'S foreuiiNM cltl/.en," doini Fitzgerald.
Mr. Barry nominated Hush C. MeCeStuy, of Phila?
delphia.
I).- Wallace, of New-York, advocated tba nomination
of Mi (*f*|. v.
A short nardy little man with iron-gray beard came
forward and was presented by the stalwart Mr. Mc?
Caffrey. Ii w..s the ii*w president, Johu fitzgerald, of
Nebraska He said tu jun i
?? UsotlaUMO ' I thank you, you hive (ott Sleeted me
?o-.lu* melin.r ornoo tu thS United Mates. lam mino
I.id to tM Bloated president of tin Irish Nations!
League of America than to be elected fre*ideutof tne
t n.lo I blates."
Mr. Kgaa iheu stepood to the front of the jdat'orrn
nu. 1 nu.iiiiia'n 1 liu.'ii MeCalt'iey, of Philadelphia, lof
rlea prooldoai. McCaffrey waa unanimously elected,
but ha daeltaed aad Pether MoKe-ina, ofiaua.i.i, was
select*,! in his pla. e.
The | vote showed Fltzxerahl 7011, McCaffrey 'JU.
ll iu i: rn hiefs and Slain banners, liars, umi.fellas mil
every oiijecl that could bo raodHy BTabbad by tba ex?
cited deiecates wera Inn led m the slr. The apjilausn
w it deafeuiuc. McCauley couaraiulaie.l PUsgarehl aud
luovml that the olectlou be maile uu.n.ni'i.is. ll wal
earned with tim wilden emhusUsm. lanni eries fur
Fitzuerald were heard and Mc<'atln*y was aepetBtad hy
the chair to escon, the uaw pretidsut ol tbo l-eairno to
the jilalfonu.
Mr. Hynes wanted Mr. PttSgorald to get up and say
whether lie would oe " any man's man."
"Mr. Pttageraid will uot," Bbenled Alexander Sulli?
van omphetleaUy.
AlihoiiKh McCaffrey roted against himself the New
York Uelej:ates eave him BO and I'liwrtl OK. 1'ue
Kev. Dr. O'Reilly wai re-elected tieaiurcr, aud J. 1'.
Sutton secretary.
OEBTA IS TUA r IT was the sea SERPENT,
IJohton, Auk. 19 [Special).?Tho story printed
bl The Tamma a amok aga) ta tba etf-ctthat aieaser
pent was seen off the Urockport shore haa be*n substin
tiated by (?. H. I'utnaiu. Ihe maater of the Franklin
Oraiomar School of tula elly. lu a lotter to Hu Journal
Mr. l'uliiaru aaysr
I ?ana wall aware of the incredibility In thc pu', ii*
miiii .ts tn iu* si ?*.;? nc* if s ii- i amonater. as well aa
tba ridicule be slowed upou tkuin wbo claim to have
seen iii ui. yet I fell that, having seen what 1 did, I ou*hl
le edd Bl J testimony io the chain of evidence which has
beea iengttieniug for centuries that such a creature does
in reality axial Itoth tnere.liblilry and ridicule have
been mat, as expected, but tbe assurance of those who
saw lt has uol been weakened lu Hie leait. It hal been
? iiSKeitod lhal wnat wo aaw was a bad of ss.iwrait.it
in siiipui, a S4?iii'in?ti, a horse-mackerel, a shoal of pur*
poises, a school of jun ?i*t, a seal wuu a linux of buoys
from min* iiab-uat la his mouth, or aaworJllsb.lrassiug
a n*rpoou lo whloh was attached a seaweed-covered
rope. Of emirse some of thess sucresuous wore iii sd* tu
Jesi, hut others were evidently made In soot faith ny
im:.est liniinllevers, and the Utter are worthy of couti.l
erelioii To us, however, one aungestlou la about aa
uarsassaahla as auuiher, for not oun of tbe ilnaxs meu*
Hm.*.| cn i.i pussiuly reseuinle what we saw. Permit
me lu say lhal my slsht ls genda at th miamis of toy pu?
pils win testify, aad that my kUss was a inpeilor ene,
purchased by the late Jehu 1). Pliliorick, for hu own
use, while in Vlenuit as United Statei Commissioner to
ihe Kxpo.tiiion. The i"'H i of observation wai shout
fifty feet aiiove tba water and bul thirty-six f.-ot from
ibe shore, au I the distance leia than one-fouriu uta
mlle ttom the object observed.
tSfBPBCTBD RV IHE SECRETARY OF THE S.IYT.
Nh.\v-Lo\DO\, Coiiu., Auj*. l'J.?The UuiU-d
ff'-ss I'.'tiuor Diapateb ta here llylug tbe hroaa pau
uaut of ihe Seoralarr of tbe Navy, wbo with naval
oftluera proeesde.l to the navy mn ion this morning and
made a lour of inapeollou. Mora tani it yoar ?_??) Mr.
Uuitney proiulied a committee of ina looal hoard ot
ir..:.> thai be would make a persoual exa(uiuatlou ot
tba station in order lo lutelliaeutly cuu*lder Hie re?
moval of tbe naval tralniin; atatloa from Coasters'
itiau.l Haroor to N'ew-Loudou.
CRIMES ASP VASUALTIR8?B1 TELEGRAPH.
CAIiaOI.IC ACID AND A JEALOUS SflVV
CliKsi..., Aag. IB. A disnut* li from Plyinoutli, I ml, says
thai last nUhl Mis V. I' Mi k llmiiicht she san h.-i bUabaad
v. uh anulli. i woman, and sin- bough] a bottle of aaieotfc *' el
lind sUemptsd to I injin lt in hi* eves. In the slfiiail* V*,rt of
tin-a.ul went lulu Ina eyes, part mi her bauds mut part ovur
Un ii smi .lunn. .Mr Kirk will loan ..ne ny... ai.il Mrs Kirk
aud hui sou Julin ure Ualiy linnie 1 about the lase and atina.
MASKKD HU IH M.A Ki BOB A KAUMtHt.
Pirraauae, Aag n?. Baas*asaokad omb sesarel tue house
of Kai mei ll tiliani BfBBl*lg lu laaiBBOS .nun tr. early this
liiwluliig, ami ul Hi.-jHilulor the revolver .;??? ? ?*.! Uie old
lean tn ul* r un *f.l.ooo. Therobheis depart**] aller severely
bealing Um ola mau.
thh:d ok un at pi mu.
Btl.llBUHE, Aua 10.-Will.aiu ll. La-a?;nii, ase fifteen, shot
Lliiis.-ii Ul Un- hoad wita a rubi. Dil* afl-TUoou. Ile waa al Ilia
I.....ss .if-..lim relative* mi Pratt tl and while plavins re
mark* i lhal h* waa llr?d of life. And walking1 lulu i shea lo
tl.- real nf ti.e j.r.-miara hied Un' shot e h.i U la UiouaUl ta* Uo
lu u rial.
AN ACCIDPBT ON THR ItBADINO ROAD.
lissi.is,, i'?n:i . Aug- 18 Itrpoeial).- A disastrous wreck
im .,ii,,l on Uie I'liiia.lciLiiiUau I Ueu.llua Kalli..ail uear Una
< Ul Isl* this art.ii ii.h.ii. (Willung in U.a ta,n,.Hailing of twelve
tara, I a-ll r .lanisgil.g Iha "liglli" ale! ll.I'll llij ttro of the el rW.
'1 l.? In. iililullve. was JV. I 'lied lnwn a twenty fuot eui bank Ul?sl
sud lin. aura wera "U.*.l ni> la a .siufusesl luaaa. Jau.ss ICia
ni j the <*iodu. lor. alleuipla.1 to tuniy from Uts cab and waa
aim. k by H.- lank aad hailly hurt Janies llagrrty, a beaks
maa wat illiliwa from Uie tea of a freight ear atid seriously
tejiaad. lbs Waa w late wMttpaay will suss* OAu^eiXi.
DEATH IN THK WHIRLPOOL.
fiCOTT PER1SHISQ IS H18 CORK 8UIT.
ORAHAM SWIMS Till*. RAPIDS WITH HIS nKADOUT OB
a nARnrr^-tvifAr Hr saw and rr lt.
[nr TK1.RORAP11 to titi-, Trunirfa. j
Niagara Falls, An?. 19,-Althonjs-h C<w>*H*r
(Irsbara waa able to go through tbs whirlpool rtplda
tbls afternoon with his bead exposed, another man per*
(shed to the watera. Jam*-, D. 3c itt, sn Infstuited flih
erman of Lawnton, was tbe victim. Pott bas lonr triad
to loss bli life tu tho Niagara, and s* ired at tba Webb
lii'iueit, when he istd that he proposed to follow Webb's
exsmpls. Chief of Pollee Madigan,of Huspeualon Url I.e.
threatened to arrest him and he left town. When tho
lummy Maid ->.f-the-Mist was aent through on tbs day
tba Stat* reaervatlon wai omened Scott was io anxloua
to make tbe trip through tue rapids that he had to be
pulled off the play steamer by force. Ila waa thoroughly
'au.lliar with the dangeroua watera and was au acrobat
ir ho bad frequently walked a light rope across tho
jorge. He came bate yesterday, and wore a eork lita
preserver under bia rlolhee.
" I'm going to beat Graham," he aald to Chief Madl
r?o, "and don't you forgot lt. I will awun tbe rapids
with noshing on but tbis Ufa preserver."
*' Co along," Bal 1 Madigan, " or I will run you In."
Scott repented his boasts, sud that they were not Idle
Coroner Cornell kiowa, for be ii holding au trrq leit on
till body. There aro aeveral dlffei-eu*. accounts ab ml
ti?w scott tried to BWta the rapids. Ilia Beatson* wara
found on Tho-oj-son's fitts, near tho heat of
tbe whirlpool, ant there aro several wtnessea
who aaw bim Jump In, swim boldly to tho
rapids and disappear. Tho body ls no*, much mark."'
ind from the indications lt would appear tn.it tho iBsen
if the ws'ers pressed the breath out of the man. ?Mus
waa not of much account, and hi* wife, wen is a s.j mw,
a serving a three months' BOeteaee In the Kris County
['eiiitciiiar, fordlOOB lerly coi. tact,
Ossa ar Uraaaars trip MtiaetBd u?ariy io.oo.) people
:o the Palls and all tho railroads ran extra excursion
iraina. (,'r.ihs.m hud invited Tin: TiiiRCM-eorrespoodcnB
:o help him thro.uh. A boat was tekoe from the Mt 1
)M!ie-M:at lauding to Hie joint whsro tue ben l
aaa submerg-d, never il lui-.dre I yiri* further up
mt stream, (ir BB nu -Hup.*! ami jiiui;.-1 in. The ll ir.
jess waa ea a**raagea (kal Ids bend acaguaod Beere tiie
,oj> of the barrel. A piece of canr iel was o BM on a..-I
.o fastened th.il Ike OOOBBIBl co id nil luck Ins acid.
tt 4 efclock the bent pulled eat and cm: the barrel ott.
nm mliiUtot later, a: 4:10, tho Hr,'. brashes was
?euell* d and Giulia m's hr id was sn m.nrgo I. Ile
.t.is carried on to the next w ivo and toss"! sbo.il
n a rnauuer inc seemed llk?'.y to break tilt ?>. 11 >?
leryers at the promontory at the bend la tbe wiilrl*
BBOt rapids mid bo was .leal. Tin- Barrel waa shot
Bte the whirlpool lu laang and a lutif ininures. Tue
:i"k too* tho omer awol!. Wh?i bail w (y roi il,
ira li a rn Bhouted:
"(J.-i me aiuore, you fellows."
Puroona an the sheen beana prep iran, aa la pu" thi
Burel la. lt had nearly roached Hie. hes. uf il.-- l)evi:'?
..apt.li lynea the rope wai th own HUM can.-a'
.Uo casi;. (, rah i'd eas ti ur- il ad thia
titra when pulled out, but he axhiMl . '.) ev. lem rag
>f friyhr. lt waa with ititticiiitr that ha natters] be tba*
it iir*, when ea ha wis deiran ie bis u-t >i-;s. lhere M
mo rnhbed gawa. Wa hedy waa eorered erith brnlsea
ml lin hid nol (rouen over the OTOHsBlQnl Whee liogaTO
ins narratlra ef the trip!
'? Il.avo ( ro.ted the Atlantic 'Ice in el,-Iltoon tini'B,
md I m vet believed there could b* *uea wives-at I >-x
?erienco l in lhasa rapats ie day. Tha ie*, tim*
I coull not sea them, bal th la trip I a.-iw
ind felt ttipin beta* for 'hey BOtiadog my head pretSf
lard. Ina ann waa ana. hat it wu Bothlag earafaeen
vi'ii Bhe Mowo the water strm--.-. I rael as ll my b mi
md beea through e rod hot beal wnii Bollirea. I ?n
ill right until the Hnt eieratof wis rcooboo. There ilia
vave mu me up, it se nie l.loriv f.iet on to Hie sw-nl .ind
[topped bbb clear ender tha arabar. I was in a mena af
??...ii end tbe eponge I bed lu t*.y mouin van baajnaen
>u:. I d u'l bellara I Wonld make thc inp
?gain for *rT,?'.'0, and any way 'ill I can do
iow li to i.situ through, tra alala Webb co id not do lr
ind 1 cannot."
"Did rou h.iv* any trou'de. wt tu the recant"
" Il seemed ai if tho barrel waa bumping over rocks
Ball ino time, amt my head w,.s di* et . lull two fe*t
if ono once If I could hsve pillie 1 my bead lu I ?....*.
lt was wuiae than droppingotf tho br.dg ?."
"Jlow di t you feel wi.ou you got tlwo i.ll I "
" I had no breath left, an I I w..s ha.f-1 .:: ul Icouli
lordly ret out of tho barrel I did uot beaarra lan
snlrlps .1 was so bad aa it really ls. Tmtte la a lunn n
nc 'cine, aad the j.ia.-e where I ttruek was nu tue
Minitta of ibe suck-h i.e. I oqttld uot nave s ive t myself
\ I had been earned in. bur fortunately I gol ou tbs
iu er circle. There w-re bon 'rods of etn-l; s o' BBB bet lu
bo whir petti* n aacBBCd aa it tba trig lasted an hour,
dlhOBgh I was oily tn tba rapi 1 and arumpo.)! a | (.titer
if H.t. tnue. No luau can iwim lu ro uliv , and is
ireuy risky w.ib a barrel."
DEF J UL TER 'IRA 1 lil Ut UP.
\. QCIK.T CRBRttONY?BJ8 VttlTJb TU III*" i. ur.
I'Lor.
BonTOhT. Au--. 1!) iN/ieri(i/).-Tlie futvr.il nf
iVilliam Gray, jr., the dclaiiill.ig uinl treasurer, who
lied by his own hand, touit place al the family dwell
ni; at - o'clock this afternoon ?n hour earlier than Ilia
line jiu liol) .iniio.n.e. 1. AU Hie relaHVi-S nf the .1.
leased man, lue,uJu i Ids a>,a 1 tallier and uiOlh.r. aero
ireseiil al Hie *lui|.le ceremony etoepl *u entei- Orolinr,
*.... it in iu* A *sr. .Mr. Hallies, the aanel of Hie At*
anrlc Mills, was th.* only mourner not of tue fsmi y.
I ne Her. James De Norm ni.ua, of the Clim -., . i. ?. Vats
.arlan Cuurch, otfero I a prayer, ami then tho linly, fol*
owed ny a few o.rria.'e*. was horne ny au a.mon un*
i?ed driveway lo the rear of the estate, and thence
lliect tu l-'orost Iii.ls Ceinemi-f. Too grave is ou a
le.iutifui eminence lu plain slgbl of the lime lillis, tua
bbbso al ibo salatila Mi Grey's tsody wai l.t. i benda
.hat or a little child of ros. who died years i ...
Au incident In corine, i iou willi lue Iragedy ls resealed
jy Bu perta SSOalBBt Darker, of Ilia > oiin-lerf. ttrliiu fia
week hnf.ire ha snot himself Mi. Uti.^i.l visited us
nu lal let BWe nt thrao times, ani bad ??..lle<| ou Mr.
Harker, tomat tung lin had nol done for ye irs, thougu a
lu eel...r ot tun cemetery corinna'loo. I here ls a gruw
08 ??::*, n'.t'o.i to alni.) .tn Mr 'Jiay's lots -s nor to III
nock aaaanletleea, winen am seaasaaasl to here asea
ironiat.ie rainer than otherwise, ? ut io tho sxoe.isei ot
Hi large family and nu fins etiauiisinuoui.
OKBOBLMO SAID TO RE I.\ MEXICO.
Di. NV KR, Colai All;*. l'J.?A ili-*|,;iuh trnra
llhuuiisrque, V. M., i?yi: "Iht Htmer.it has li.isle
vorthy telegraph ttiforiniuloti from s-ver.ii sources m. *,
leronluio and bis baud sro lu the vieiutty of Kr.ml aa,
ionora i .linty. Mexico, eudeavonug to treat for peace
nth the Mexican authorities. Tue Iudiani say ''?-/
raut peace aud are worn out, ami that QeaenlanB la
iadly crippled." Hi' i em.?-, ,t mis murnini*, pumitlns
mt earneit pet..mu luai bal beau forwarded to ibo
'resident hy Governor Rois, s.gne-l by all the lenora!
rln eis at **.iu ti Jr'..., urging tue ad iji.i/ii nf tue plan of
leuerai Miles, of tha removal of tue Aj>ache .tal Marm
pring lianiis of the Clni'ica.ma Indians from Ar./>'ia.
,'Ue loltar urges thal uo peace lt posulile Uelwe.-u tue-se
.amis aud Hie waite pnop'e, ?o loug aa lb. y are uer.
ulttod lo remain oi. tattlf Bteoanl rnsm vatmus or ia
Iruvoiia, and th il permanent pi aco is tiiem ore in,- tsut*
da unlit tiiay are moved lo some region devoid of rnoiie*
alu faeiueosea. where Him) oan b. bald lu eubjec.inn.
I is un niaio.id Hial the satue position will be la'ieii by
lie ollt.'Sis of Arizona, and li, is liojied lhal Ho cuiu
uued acilou thus lakeu Will have du? WOtght w.n. ...a
'resldeut, and sefnMOMMSl secant/ an?lsll luriaei' 1?
Lau ral la thus be secured.
THE - VO-VEIALLIV" DOLLAR.
PiTrsucuo, AiK* l*> lo^aeenee,?Wkhclanl
,'eoder, of Hui city, th.i invauior of tho "co-.i.e..t..i. "
'isoiy ot a Naiioiial curreuo)', hat bad a ooaneBBBB
tie. imcn struck ott of a propoted doume iii-iai onta.
mo coiu cou amt tl ll-10 grains j! noll aud tiafag grama
>rsliver, aud is handsomely in liol. U ta aujiuota'd lal
ia Issued oy ihe " KnpuOIIc ot KutopU" asa mole, lag
?co-iuo'.a.i C ' c.Ons an I nu lal*. On Hui re Va iso side
i ilia mono " Argsnloruiii," amt surroaudiug are ihe
waive "Igus of nie tod ao, wlilcu If siampa.l, aa ilt.iy
Sight ba, li) tho lioveiiunaut. be liellovea Would bee
real asa.siauto in preveiumg counierteiliug.
PROIIIHITIOS A St/'C'cA***.' f.V lillOPE ISLA" D.
PuuviUK.NCK, K. Li Aujf. lt) {Special.?LtTaTraV
ug temperance lueu from all over the Malo mei al Otk*
and Jisacu to-day aud coiu|iared noms aa io the rr-.US
.1 far of jir.iuiuii in. Tbe gul of tao reports waa ibaB
ne results mora tbau justified tua sxpeetatloua of ibe
neuiis of pm..mi'iou. The Kev. Hugh Moutgoinerr, et
Voreester, tbe Kev. Dr. Albert titer, ot P.aiuii.-u. *s
1., and many local olergyiuou addtssas*! tbs mesnag.
rue drill ol Ibo remarks waa io tbs adoet ibat bavmg
.iiiiui'il i.Be law all teiupsrauea iieople should aid ina
.Illaara In tia rigid sufurcauisut, aud if tao ollleeia ware
lireuol mer auould be displaced.
JUDOB BARliiilt TMKEATtSFD.
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