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... AMERICA AND THE LAMSON CASE. (STANDARD TELEGRAM.) New York, Monday Night. As considerable interest has been evidently taken in the attitude adopted by the Government with reference to the convict Lamson, I forward some particulars of the documentary ...

... actioll would be followed by a rising in I Irejlidithattihe motment of suchrlising wonld bring hish in greet nniul hers from America, nid would l lead to thli forliation of branches of the Land LJo gue every.flcre throughout the Statea. DiOOlmitlA GnocIUS'e ...

... F ~ ~ ~ I 1 HOW FwRA U IS DEALT WIITH IN AMERICA. I I . - AN EXAXME? TO LAW BREAKER'lS Ap MAKERS EB.aR TEN YEARS FOR R0BBING FUNDS. When worthless cynics revile the mnany ilsti. tutmas sf the United States for want -f better knowledge, they generally ...

... I TH ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF AMERICA. -- - - -- - - L _ LATEST BULLETINS. (1EUTiER'S TELEGRAMS.) Washington, Tuesday, 9 p.m. A bulletin issued at S p.m: states that Presi- dent Garfield's pulse remains at 104. No un- ?? symptoms have ...

... years, who had recently returned from America. The prosecators story was to the effect that last Wed- nesday week he arrived in Dublin from England, wihere he had been a few months, after his arrival frorn America. When in Dublin, early in I the movning ...

... paused. Mrs b0oran, 1 it was sworn, had received a paissage ticket from' friends in America. She sold her land to Mr. Stoney for £20, gave her son £9, and then went I to America as a free emigrant with her daughter,-, Anne Moran, and Sarah U'Duonneil, who was ...

... from ton to twelve pills in the box that arrived from America, There were only two pills in the other one. [e was under impression that he thre w away the box of pills that were sent from America, but could not positively say what became of it. He at ...

... Solicitor, prosecuted, and Mr. J Walsh defended. Mr. Bolton said he would produce Mrs Kenny, the witness who had arrived from America. She was the widow of the deceased, and had arrived on Tuesday. Mrs Mary Kenny ?? name is Mary Kenny. I resided with my husband ...

... is no mys- tery about this case. Xr. Walsh-We are told that witnesses are coming from America. Mr. O'Donel-These remands from week to week are necessary, as America is not next door. The case has been under consideration for some time. Mr. Walsh-Mr. Poole ...

... monkey she had seen the previous day at Ross. She had two souns in America, one matn amed John Neill, who Was away thirteen years, and another named Daniel Neill. who was three years in America. She had heard recently from lier sons, and had received money ...

... oue tenant named Huqghes hue their holdings and went to America,,ad oa tit land so cleared a mansion was erected auda demesne constituted. Shortlv afterwar&,- hn. ever, Hughes also went to America, and teo Little, who was sub-agent to lr. Wilson, bemt ...