For the first time in many years th>* I
gates of the Palace yard at London are I
locked at night after the silting of Par- |
liament. This is new evidence of the i
widespread fear of dynamite.
An artillery regiment en route to Tar- j
bert for training mutinad Wednesday i
at Glin, a market town a few miles from ;
Limerick. The soldiers attacked the
townspeople and injured several of :
them.
One car of new wheat in good milling 1
order, about No. 2 grade, from Waco, i
Tax., was sold at auction on 'Change i
at St. Louis, for $1.21 per bushel.
The Homeopathic Convention at j
Deer Park. Mot., Thursday s-lected St |
Louis as the text place of meeting, and |
selected Dr. Allen, of New York, Presi- I
dent; Dr. Kellogg, of New York.
Treasurer, and Dr, J. C. Burgher, of :
Pittsburg, General Secretary.
At Bardstown, Ky„ George Hughes, i
a hotel clerk. w;s disemboweled by a
drunken negro whom he had ordered 1
off the premises. The negro will prob- j
ably be lynched.
A YOUNG man named Marstaick, liv
ing at Tisch Mills, in Kewaunee county,
111, ren ained at a dance until 3 o’clock
Friday morning, and then went into his
shop and hanged himself. He was dis
covered hanging almost immediately,
but no attempt was made to cut him
down until eleven o'clock, when a coro
ner's jury was summoned to hold an in
ouest. A verdict of suicide was ren
dered.
km:>m the capital
Mrs. O. 11. Rothaker. of Denver, is
visiting her father. Mr. S. P. Rounds,
government printer.
The dedication of tho Washington
monument will take place on the 23-i of
next February. Extensive preparations
are being made for tho event.
