... I .* oqf THE MURDER OF DR. CRONIN. lis. A R RRESTS. the The Chicago police have discovered the small lies isolated cottage in Ashland Avenue, Lakeview, ie. wherein Dr. Oronin wpa _.iI)Sd. Eviaelce of A Ur. conflict was found in the bloodstais- on the cha floor and the walls. Although partly removed, pt or painted over, these marks'are paily human blood igh Dr.poti Ihma boo on clots. r ...

... lATIONAL EDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. A.M.C. FITN MANCHESTER. The meetings of the A.MK.C. of the N ational Inde- pendent Order of Oddfellows M ere resumed yesterday morning in the Chectham Town Hall, in this city. The newly elected Grand Master, Brother B. Jeffer- son (York), presided, and there was a fair attendance of delegates. After the roll had been called at nine o'clock, the minutes ...

... IThE CHDTWYND-DUPH1AM DISPUTE. I s An arbitration was opened on Monday at the Law e Courts, London, in 'the dispute between Sir George h Chetwynd and Lord Durham. The referees were Mr. e James Lowther, the Earl of March, and Prince r SoltykofF. Mr. F. K. North sat as legal assessor. Sir Henry James opened the case for the plaintiff. In refutation of the charge that Sir George Chetwynd never ...

... I THE. PARNELL COMMISSION. YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. NINETY-FOURTH DAY. e The Special Commission was continued yesterday. e Rev. Father O'Connor, parish priest, of Firies, was further examined by Mr. Atkinson, Q.C. Witness explained that he did not see the necessity for visiting the Curtin family because his curate was always in the habit of visiting them. It was no business of his to inquire ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT' HOUSE OF LORDS.- MONDAY. ?? NAVAL DEFENcS BILL-Lord Salisburr moved the aew, Second Reading of the Naval Defence Bill, and in fa ? aig the reasons which had led the Government to? the propose the scheme, lie 'aid that-with a 155F5 resrv red, we could look wvithout d dismay to the chances Of war. cod They had' delayed bringing 'it forward till the last his hour, and it ...

... 1' ?? 0 VOLUNTUERS IN CAMP. THE MANCHESTER BATTALIONS AT SKEGNESS. The 2nd, 5th, and 4th- Battalions of the Manchester Regiment, respectively the First, Second, and Third Manchester of former days, left London Road . Station for the brigade camp at Skepeness on Saturday afternoon. - A special train filled with I friends and relatives left the station shortly, after two oclock. and during the ...

... et! Lot If space and house-room be at all restricted it is of advisable, as soon as chickens are old enough for an ad opinion of their quality to be formed, to kill off them. or which are in any way defective. Even young clickens which for some reason or other are not good enoeea as to keep to maturity carn beo turned to profitable use in {e the kitchen, while the room gained by the proce of ...

... ?? fleb3m !SAM RAGUE'S MINSREsS Hi MANCEEH TEE.- Mr. Sam Hague has taken possession of the Free I Trade Hall, in this city, for the Whitrsuntide holidays, and his admirable entertainments will no: doubt com- mand liberal patronage. BOTANICAL GA.BDENS.-The attendance at thesegardenson Thursday was alittle over 4,000. The w, eather -was pleasant, although very warm, and promenading under the ...

... TO READERS AND CORPESPONDENTS. A. B. C.-Your inquiry reached us too late to be answered this week. See The Lawyer column next week. Lux nc TE.xsxEBP.s-Wc have no recollection of such a paragraph having appeared in our columns. NAVY.-There is a monument of Lord Nelson on the Exchange flags. A photograph of it could, probably be obtained in Liverpool. l A CAMP AT ALTCAR. To Tuie EDITOR OF TrH ...

... I I THE CRONIN AMUDER. Burke, the Winnipeg suspect, has been identified as one of the brothers Williams, vho are believed to have been the murderers of Dr. Cronin, Frank Wil- | liams having been the man who rented Carlston's [ cottage in which the crime was perpetrated. A representative of the State of Illinois on Wed- ;nesday presented to Mr. Blaine, in New York, an - application for the ...

... stoat Act|-1 The 2anchester City magistrates on Monday y cl ,be poor rate for the tornship of Ardfwick during YEe qyear at 4;. od. in the round. .e are ?? that the Rev. R. Catterall, .; uitcl r diocesan missioner, has been offered ?? S son anti haws accepted the rectory of St. : c>. quidpo..'i void by the death of the Rev. ?? to-tale. t:- sixth annual sports in connection with i tietr Schools ...

... [RECTER'S TELEGRAMS.] AMERICA. WAS.tsINGTOS', FRmAY. Mtr. Tracy, Secretary of the Navy, is reorganising tije naxal idepartmrents with a view to effecting re- ,reachipnts and simplifying the various systems, so l.. c to bring them into harmony with the advances ilaide in mnodern naval appliances. DEATH OF MADAMIE CARLOTTA PATTI. PARI5, FRIDAY. The death is announced this morning of Madame ...