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DICTIONARY OF CONGRESS AND THE GEN.
EGAL GovERSMRsr.-This work has hereto
lore been published under the authority OF
Congress, but 1t will hereafter be issued by
Beiknsp Il Goodwin, of Hartford, for general
circulation among the people, and be sold by
subscription. Although upwards OF ten thou.
sand copies have been printed, the demand for
1t Is on the increase, and the present edition
will be great improvement, In many particu-
lara, on those previously published. 1t con-
tains about Ave thousand biographies, as well
40 large amount of ofhcial information con-
nected with the General Government, not to
be found In any other publication. While men
Of culture In every sphere Of life, will find 1t
Invaluable as q work OF reference-ths classes
for whose benefit 1t has been especially com
piled are the Senators and Representatives In
Congress, the executive officers OF the Gov
ernment and members Of the State legisla-
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ment.
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SAVANNAH, June n.-Captsin Somebody's,
OF General Meade's staff, Is In this city inves-
tigating the signatures OF petitions for the
removal OF Mayor and city officials, said to be
signed by twenty-one hundred citizens. Am
dsvits are being taken, and n far ~ appears
that all the names are foreigners.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, June 1l.-Fred. Farris, a
negro, was shot and killed by James Hudreii,
a planter, living on the Pigeon Roost road
yesterday. Farris was working for the latter,
and went home drunk and drew a pistol on
Hudrell and fred on several shots, swearing
that he would kill him. Hudrell seized a shot
gun and fred, killing him instantly. No arrest
has been made,
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The Commissioner OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau. Hon. L. A. Rollins. has resigned. He
r.. 80, ~. ,oIIo,r,,. it,, ,.,a.,Inr No ,ho
MS sen' ,ho ,o"o"hs ie.e' 'enueas ~ 'ae
seen that he gives his reasons for the course
vhieh he ha. made nm nj. mind IN pur.ue
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,h,aa.h na,, % thn psosta.nt,ha so.,an.,pnn
W ' nri.o ~ =, " ,Ie .Tsnt nn,n ow.,,a.
tion ~ y% nv .n,n..sor nomIpp.t.t he im va
anna,moahs ~. $500 W "'''' """
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"hnring thc session of co,g,... ,.x, .t.,
thc sany.ntion srsses,sJ 10 msnu nor.in. .,nn.
~ " % y ~ e ", ne.! .t
81 ~ p.a.,Sant y. .sas. .ia.o ~ .nI Seha'n
~ them withnnt ,.te,encs to aav anInion
mn =, w w S, reense W any oplnion
no Ha o, .heu n.ness' wni,e my numetons re.
coiIec,n,. nysn o. ~. rrms..., " n,.snnn,a,
have been s,ma.t upiSo,%iy ais,s~srd.d ~
asso,Ssns. ,.,th ,hs Ions sne,in,,sS 1890.
Of ths D.n. r,msot ~. snnoi I'M mt ME- ~.
petsry al tbe Tres.ary IN sssistsni :.ses.o,s
iesnsetors and diner ~ bo,iinsie at,,cers M IN
several ais tricts are m ade upon the nomin alton
~ ,hs' mi ta ;Sn.s am a.s1. sSss Prie
.nr.s e. ,h.n h.rmnny - "a 80 ana.a,ian 80
locate. resnonsbihtv ior snccess or S.i,,,s s ON
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Suicide.

BLooNIsGTos, LII. June IA. U. Hald
redge, formerly Of Monroe county, N. Y, and
for four or Ave years past clerk In the Ashley
House, in this city, Jumped from fourth.story
window Of the Ashley House this forenoon
alighting on his head and killing himself In
stantly. Delirum tremens was supposed to be
the cause,
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FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,


= 49,
Lsery eiuien, espeoiay prop. n,,
must LOOK upon ma''ena ~ ue OhS nsa WIN
regret nor win apprenension. WV. W.
orgsnitons es.a vran1n " snu so'
WIN mayor aueu " W y .,
ou' "ho,e .pron " 90
organiision IN eaen ooAru mssA, WIN w..
rect ueau iock 50 iat a. ress'us 'he ei,
government and It's interests are eoneefnea'
which appears as II II might exist all summer
and prevent legislation Tor the necessary I'M
provement and government OF the CITY, we may
well take the alarm
The only dimeultyi as we understand IL, anu
our Information Is derived from both parties,
arises from the returns Grh made BY the
eommissioners OF election In the hfth ward.
These eommissionerl had, contrary to the pro
visions OF the act oil May Is, is0s, received and
counted about one hundred soldiers votes,
which votes elected the Conservative alder
man and eounellmen In that ward. Finding
they had no right to count these votes, the
commissioner certified to the Tact on oath,
submitted amended returns, and requested the
Register to Issue certificates Of election TO the
Republican candidates, they being elected
without such illegal votos by msorities rang
Ing from thirty to seventy. The Register, after
taking legal advice, coneluded that his duty
TO the persons having 1.-THE greatest number Of
legal votes" the Republican candidates.
These persons presented themselves to the two
boards on Monday last, were recognized And
sworn In. Tho Conservative recognised the
other candidates, and they also were sworn In,
and both parties Immediately organized. This,
we believe, 10 Q true statement Of the case s
Is admitted by All.
NOW 70 US there seems 10 DC an easy way 10
eut tne eofaian KNOT, anu SET 'ne corporation
wheels In motion. congress mas exclusive
Jurisdieuon In TINS As IN AL other matters per-
tanning 70 thiA eity' ~ mas declared oy sou
emn act, when was law when the eieeuon
was held, That soldiers oil the regular army
stationed and on duty" here should not be
entitled TO the elective franchisei law Al
once Just and proper else the military would
have power to control the municipal elections
in every city In the country In dehance OF
that law these votes were received aud
counted, BY which means certain persons were
declared elected 70 the ooanehs In the fhth
ward VI course THIS aetion overrides the
VIII OF consyess' ana sets al nausht It's Au'
thorlty' IL IL therefore It's oounaen duty 10
assert It's power a. THIS time, and declare In
terms not TO be misunderstood, mat its laws
are TO be ooeyed and respected In TINS capital
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NoNISATIoSs To-DAY.-The President sent
In the following nominations today John O..
Gillespie, Pa, assistant surgeon, United States
uavy; Henry Naylor aud owen Thorn, men,
bers Of Levy Court, Washington City; william
Raymond Lee, assessor OF internal revenue, Sd
district Of MASSACHUSETTS, James Forsyth,
collector Internal revenue, 18th district, CTroy,)
NY, Chas. J. Barbour, appraiser OF merchan-
disc, Portland, Me- Z. O. Darlington, collector
of customs, Yorktown, Val Constant X. Hall,
collector of customs, Texas.
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lSDIASAPoLIs, IND, June io.-Hon. John
Coburn, representative from the Sixth Con-
gressional District Of this state, was to-day
re-nominated by the District Convention for
Congress by reclamation. The convention was
unusually large and the utmost enthusiasm
prevailed
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The Msyoralsy Inbroglie NJ New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-THE writ Of quo
parranto served upon Mayor Conway, Is re-
turnable on Monday, the 18th inst. Conway
Is discharging the duties Of the ONCE to-day.
He has appointed Robert Z. Diamond Chief
Of Police. Williamson, the present chief, In
dorsed on the copy OF Conveys order, served
upon him, that he did not recognise the
Mayors authority as sufieient to remove hin,
having been appointed by the military com
mAnder to serve until further orders. The nil
itary order for his removal not having been
issued, he refused to turn over his once TO
Diamond, or any other officer, until relieved
by competent authority.
Williamson IL in possession Of the ONCE.
This evening all the newly elected Board Of
Aldermen, excepting one, and quorum OF the
assistant aldermen were qualified.
The old recorder Of the third district having
refused to vacate without a military order,
which was promptly furnished the newly
elected recorder upon application at head
quarters, in pursuance Of which he took his
seat aud proceeded to business.
Special orders l2s, dated yesterday, sets
aside the injunction granted by the fourth dis
triet court, on application Of the citizens,
staying the collection Of the convention tax
orders. The tax collector proceeded at once
to collect the tax imposed by the eonstitu-
tional convention.
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toFPIoIAL.l


WAsHIEdroN, June D, 1903
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. T. Blgelow Lawrence, the
Consul General OF the United States at Flor.
ence, Italy, Of the sudden death, on the 18th
OF May ultimo, at Florence. Of Mr.. Walter
Harper, Of the Arm OF Harper 4 Mitchell, OF
Washington, ID. q.
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Information has been received at this De-
pArtment from James II. Trumbull, the Consul
Of the United States at Talcahuano, Chill, Of
the death, on the 10th Of March last, at ralcs.
huano, Of George Hawkins.
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Our READERS all know that periodically the
world Is treated with exciting rumors OF an
impending war In Europe. Just now this war
cry is raised again, hut that there will be a
war we do not believe. These rumors are got
up for effect. They keep up the preparations
for war among the different nationaiities, and,
doubtless, somebody reaps or desires to reap
certain advantages from the effect OF such
stoFiea,
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 1.-THE steamboat
Ocean Wave, belonging to the Peoples Line,
took fire this morning while In Lake Pepiu.
She was burned to the waters edge. She was
engaged In transporting the circus troupe up
the river. The boat and cssgo are total loss.
No lives were lost
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THE DIFFERENT railroad companies between
this city and New York have combined and
placed the management of their different roads
In charge OF William Prescott Smith, esq.
The appointment Ia good one, and there 10
broad margin for Improvement, which, we
doubt not Mr. Smith will reorganire, and will
set to work system OF Improvements which
viii be to the comfort and convenience Of the
travelling public.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


conservative WinG.
int ..V. -i.s hay. 70
8 p. m, OF yesterday, assembled at the City Hall
al that hour. - = ~.
1t was soon discovered, however, that the
iesdins TO me Msyor;s once. was guarded b1
four policemen, under Sergeant Austin, of the
Fourth ward, to wit: Oiiicers Hollcnbeyer,
ward, and Ofacer Kelley, Of the Third ward.
II was soon ascertafned that no entrance
Alderman Lloyd, and others, went In search Of
Major Richards, but soon returned accom-.
panied by General Petef +. Bacon, one Of the
members Of the Police Board.
the guard, and asked psrmission 10 enter. but
were refusedi When Mt. Ashbury Lloyd ap.
W. W. Moore, a. the Prssident Of the Board OF
Captain ". Il. Valley then approached, and
of ss o O. ss
Me:sr.. o'Mesrs, Brown, s.rdo,. Ferguson,
Mr. Mr. Isrmsn, the sidermsn rom he First
ward, wa: near At hand, bit in eonfortsbie
Ssor XeSsnds hsG Been sen. for in the
meantime, and he arrived In company with
Captain Reed q the police force. These two
hall, and there held short conference.
Mi, Moore here, again approached the police
guard, saying, "dentismsn, am prssidsnt Of
to s nv Sy chsHber." nv ''m-"' Ao"''''0n
Mr.. Bacon, iron within J ." Come in rem
tlemen."
Major Richards, (also from within) All,
M M. Moore and many others entered, when
Mr. Moore Inquired for MT. Bowen, and was
informed that Re was not In the building.
Mr.. Moore then knocked at the door or the
oG Rsa
4 A. A. -.
was refused, when the janitor suddenly cloied
A. the higher oificer, and Mr.. Richards said
he was carrying out Mayor Bowers orders,
and that Mr.. Bowen said'he would bs respon.
Nj. Moore then stated that he would take
the responsibility OF having the locks Of the
door picked or forced open.
Major Richards replied that, under the cir.
| cumstances, he would not permit that to be
| done. y4I
Mr.. Moore then asked Major Richards II he
had not permitted the lock Of the door of the
| Aldermen's chamber to be picked BY the Radi.
| Gals on a previous occssioni and Major Rich
being done at the time-that ne was not
| present.
Mr.. Moore and Gen. Baco, here held another
conference as to the propriety Of forcing an
Austin who gave the orders that the rooms
Piled that Major Richsfds had given The or.
dey,. and that Mr.. Bower had 80 ordered:
we'll in any other room OF the City Hall
| It was Suggested to Mr.. Moore that the door
| be forced; when he replied that he would iced
legal advice on that subject; that he never had
Mt Mo eGei then INQUIRED OF Sergeant Austin
| II he had received orders from Mr., Bowen,
and that oficer replied that he had not seen
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LouIsvILLn, KY, June 1.-THE Democraev
of the Second Congressional district assembled
in convention at NewAlbany to-day, and renom-
mated M. q. Kerr for reelection BY aeoiams-
ton,
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The Late Railroad strIk

MOBILE, June 1.-THE diniculty between
the management and employees Of the Mobile
and Ohio railroad remains unsettled. The
prospect for An early settlement OF the dine-
culties 10 good. Trains are only running to
Corinth, owing to q strike at Jackson, Tenn.
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ss wsGs Would Ss insSs no
s sissS %erep . %s !. pso.d
~, apptr,m.n,s sna ~ mi f.,r Ma i%nsrtisi
solution o. the momsntou. issues Involved Il
sei sct IN, soi,,a nssS an
liable And in,ei,is.ot e1s,,en 10 sshsrae the
iS q g: I'M: mum the termination OF
to sns, ,ss w'. wnish ns;
aeiiberstions in the irving ordeal through
moss hearty e Sronsr ySs
under sny and ali eifcums2snees ana a al
ontrssed peopie' 49,, 49, " 80
Messrs. Morsell and Bali, were Declared
teii:r:.. -.
that he VAT fesrsa v SspG not ssse a 10
isw' He wouid 40 n. Soveye,. 10 test' the
ia Ths name. war. ,.,,sd. and the u.mb.,,
voted their choice for MAYOR.
The tellers announced 10 ballots east, all Of
wnie n, se hens 'o' mr. 'oya' 'here 0e'"s
NJ VI T.ibert .aid he had. nv mist.ke. voted
bisnt, md by leave Of The }oint meeting M
vote was received, making 20 votes cast, and
all for Thomas Z. Lloyd, ss Mayor.
elseted as Mayor "a inierim.
Mr.. Ball moved, and the Chair appointed
Of his election.
Tho Chair here appointed Messrs. Lloyd,
Morsell, Ferguson, Dalton, and Fenwick .
committee to procure legal advice In the dim
Sa q the ia tee ''ur hr''
Messrs. Ball and Quick, the committee
appointed to notify Mr.. Lloyd Of his election,
appeared In the room occupied By the joint
meeting, escorting the Mayor ad Interim elect,
amid applause and clsppiag Of hands. "a +.
Mr.. Moore announced to Mr.: Lloyd that he
WAS choosen AZ Mayor I'D interim. Ia q
He sstsd M. Lloyd II he was prepared to
take the oath. .---..4.. ~ 3D..
Mr.. Lloyd replied hewas.
Mr.. Lloyd said he was sorry TO know that
dlmculty occurred. he was not here - . com
petitor ef Mr.. Bowen, nor to receive any
hvor. He was here In complianee with the
action Of the Board Of Aldermen and Common
Council, and subject to their command, use
him a. they would.
oath to Mr.. Lloyd, after which he was ap.
plauded and congratulated:
Mr.. Moore announced that Mr. Lloyd was
| duly installed Mayor dd fnferfm, by legally
| constituted Council.
The Joint meeting then dissolved, After which
the Board OF Aldermen adjourned to- p. m, Of
Thursday next. =.#.H. Hl.s
Board Of Common Council.
ne t cunr nnd son, 70
Nv the oid citv poiiee force. And va cai,ed M
order by M. william i'll Nsiiey. prcsident OF
| ths Rosyd ana Iii tho con.ervsti ys msmh.ys
nre, po'u' anu A'' 'ne CONSERVATIVE memoers
After thu r.sding of the minute. of The pre.
yious M etins. which were approved. "' p'''
| MT. Ferguson called up the resolution which
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sREDatxy!5t.sE4nDsst1n5. g. Y; ~. ..:.:,
f4s,ss Sss:.!s:s. sd y a. si:1. '
n, rA AZ g s. p'e'Ssssx q: 9.
D. PAxsos to Mss JANE 9. PApL. Of Georsstown.
by Rev, T. D. Hewlett, Mr.. JoHN H. 0ARpSEs,
q Washington. to Mss ELLnS G. FRAuScns. o.
Philadelphia. r.
wHERRY-aRAMMER.- 10th, at S. Pc
Grsmmer, rectsr, Col. VIZ, n. waEllf, q. s. A.,
q 9, Lo1i. ~ 70 ~. ALICE. y0uSEs.ss d.ssh-
d. O. 'E'F
LoyEJoY-BLAND.-on tho 9th instant, by
Rev. Z. n Buerger, at the Lutheran Trinity
both Of this city. IN. T|-T n
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Csngressional NominAtlon.

ISpIASAPoLIs, IND, June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Convention Of the Fourth Congressional
District to-day nominated the Hon. John E.
Reid, Of Fayette county. Resolutions endors'
Ing the State ticket and platform and Pendle-
ton for President. Adopted.
The Republican Congressional Convention
and the Seventh District at Lafayette nomi-
mated Hon. q. s. Orth for reelection.
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MONTREAL, June is being
made by the military authorities for accommo-
dating troops at Richmond, in the province Of
Quebec.
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r-as DIED. 81
ROSS. On the 9th instaAt, Mrs.. ARlABELLA @.
Ross. daughter Il Jonathan b. sad julia Jones.
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SIR, The attention Of this department i has
been called to . provision In the Interval
Revenue bill before Congress, which proposes
cent. on their gross premium receipts while
the like receipts Of american Companies are
to be taxed at only a moiety OF that amount:
elimination will be well considered. Will
consequently thank you to bring 1t to the no.
tice OF the proper authorities.
have the honor to be, sir, your ob't servant.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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LONDON, June n.--Noon-The following
particulars Of the assassination Of Prince
Michael Of Servis, which occurred at Belgrade
yesterday, have been received by telegraph
from that city to-day;
While the Prince was walking leisurely
through one Of the public parks, at about Ave
O'Clock last evening, was suddenly attacked by
three assassins, who were armed with revolv-
ers. He was accompanied In his ramblings by
his cousin, and . daughter Of the latter to
gether with his usual attendants.
The assassins directed their nre promiscu.
ously at the Royal party. 1.-THE arsts shot the
Prince fell and expired immediately. The
cousin Of the Prince was also hit, and died in
few minutes afterwards. The daughter re.
eeivcd q severe flesh wound, but 10 not dar-
gerously injured. One or two Of the Wallets
were also slightly wounded. The assassins
were recognised a. three brothers. One Of
them was promptly taken while hurrying from
the scene Of the tragedy, and II 10 thought that
the others will not be able to escape the vigor-
Gus measures taken BY the authorities for
their capture. The assassination has produced
the most profound excitement and sorrow
throughout the country.
LONDON, June ll.-At the Oscot race to-day
"Blue Gown won the gold cup, "Soneret"
the all aged stakes, and earl" the st. James
Palee plates.
PANS, June 1.-THE Monitor states thst the
Czar has made proposals to Napoleon that
Russia and France unite In an effort to induce
all civilized nations to abandon the use Of
torpedoes and explosive projeetiles In war
This humane proposition meets with the ap-
proval Of the Emperor who, however, thinks
It may still be necessary to employ torpedoes
for defensive purposes. ....#H ". ... T.
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For Sale or Rent.

E0R RENT OR sALE-A THRBB-sT0RY BRICK
street east 10 large rooms with and water. and
convenient to theears. Inquire II pppprrt
leo Cor. Seventh and streets. Navy Yard.
EoR ALB.-A Two.sTORY FRAME DWELL
Z iNd-Pour hooms-nearly, new, with out
bulldinEs, and Good Stab all on leased ground.
Price tsa6. Apply ~ this once.
E0RsALR-Two SMALL BRICK HOUSES ON
Il Fihh street west, bstveen II and streets
north. Inquire q J. A. WILLIAMS, No. So Pm
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TARIEs OF THE WAR AND STATE DEPART
Nxsrs.-The Speaker laid before the House
Of Representatives yesterday the following
communication from the Secretary Of War;
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINoToN CITY, June 10, 1893. !
sir: In reply to the request OF the Commit
mittee OF the House OF Representatives under
date oil the sth instant, for the information as
to what sums are needed In either or all OF the
military districts for the purpose OF carrying
out the reconstruction laws, have the honor
to state that the Paymaster General Of the
army reports on the subject as follows;
"The deficiency estimates received from the
several reconstruction districts In November
25il2, were exhibited to the House Committee
on Appropriations December 18th, as follows:
LIST district, sS00Ooj % district sl99 $50 rs; Sd
district w ie2 80 9TH district, tsss, s22i 9Th
Appropriations were made January 81, 1905,
as follows; First district, $4,000 Second dis
dis ai sisc 90, FiftS distrist ou''n
Deduct the sums appropriated from those
estimated for, and the result 70 as follows;
Fii.t ssf FoSrt dl.isS
Fifth district, S27i ,s79.ss These last, amount.
ing to t595, BOSS would seem to be the def
cheney REQUIRED, less ss7, 7oi.6S, appropriated
| No other data have come to this office, and
have no present means Of determining what
| further sums, II any, will be required. will
and for next nscsl year, which, when received
| will be submitted.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
| JIM. SCHoriELD, Sec'ry Of War
| HON. SCHUYLER CoLYAx,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
The following Is a copy of the letter Of the
resentatfves yesterday by the Secretary Of TIT
Treasury;
- DrEAsySfsr o. sIAyr,}
SiRi The attention Of this department has
been called to . provision In the Intepa
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Secretary OF State, sent to the House Of Rep
resentatfves yesterday by the Secretary Of the
Treasury;