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THE NEW HAYTI4N GOVERNMENT.
Formation of = Provisional Government
Rrpudiatiou of tho sRinnve Paper Money
Generals shot-Fre-h hTroubie.-sainsve
NIir.iug-The AtnIau tn NOT vet A rriycd.

Formation of n Provisional Government
Rrpudiatiou Of tho SaInnve Paper Money
Generals shot-Fresh hTroubies-sainav
NIissing-Thc Atnianta not vet Arrived.
ST. THOMAS. Jan. s.-Immediatcly after the
capture OF the city OF Portar Pribce by the revou
tonists, n Provisional Government was formed con-
stituted follows: President, Nissage sagct Vice
President, Gen. Dominique; Minister Of Finance
and Commerce. T. Ruueau; Minister Of Justice, g.
Ramcau Minister OF War Gen. Buce.
decree has been published by the new Govern
sa.nt spve,ns.s sss proximo FOR the meeting Of
tho legislative Chambers. Another decree an
nounccs that until, the end OF the present month, t
paper money uttered by the salnave Government
may br exchanged at the Treasury for the paper cur
rcncy OF the revoluiionis at the rate OF dollars
OF the former to OF the latter. After that date
its circulation is prohibited undcr heavy penaliies
AS the country l. flooded with this money by Sal
nave, distress among the poorer classes Is appre-
hehded
Salnaye's whereabouts are unknown.
The vieto nous revolutonist. are busy shooting
all the prominent military leaders OF the salnaye
party falling into their hands. They have disposed
m this way OF the brave Gen. vietorin Chcyaiier,
tie defender OF Gonavcs, and four other Generals;
and the Government has. by decree, prescribed
about twenty military men OF high rank
The Pcauets have not beeu entirely subduod yet.
considerable force OF these sdherepts OF salnave
have shown themselves near Jeremic, threatening
that town; and II has been found necessary 10 dec.
patch troops TO oOcrAtc against them.
Although the iron-clad steamer has been twenty
days ont from Philadelphia Tor Port-au- Prince,
botulng has been heard Of her.
AT the taking Of Portau.Prinoe, ths National Pal
ace was destroyed by shells from the steamer
Peqnod. and the explosion OF lar-e quantities Of nm
munit on that Salnave had stored in vaults under
the building. One thira OF the city OF Port-au.
Prince was also burned the might Of tue attack
by the revolutionary forces
II Is rerorted at Port .Prircc that NJ. De In
Roche the llaytian Minister in Washington, Ia to he
rcpac nv Mr.. Stephen Preston an Influential clti-
OF Port.au Prince. and gontloman OF excellent
abilities and superior education.
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COMING UNDER THE FLia.
The Fc Zee Islands X uockiua at the Door Of
the Union.

Tho Melbourne 1rgu' Of Nov. 8, 1859. pub
llshe- petition addressed to the President
OF tho United States signed by the rest.
dents OF tho Fccjce I'lanGsasklng the permanent
tension OF an American pro,cc,uratc over said
Islands. The reasCus set forth by tie petitioners
ara ha, ne residents feel the want OF the protection
OF some powerful nation well as for the purpose
OF maintaining their position with the native au'
thorites ns for security IN their TRACE and CON.
mrrce. II Is urged That the geographical position of
the group IN thu South Pacific Ocean points to II
can interests
Mt j. NJ. Brown. the United States Consul In
FteJeci IN Hcknow Lodging the receipt Of the document
says that lee recognizes among the seventy Petition
ers whose names are thercunto atlch' 4, M OF r.
spectabihty aud property who are bona fde reel.
dents OF the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-22

Hard times have at last reached the gamblers
and thcy have found severe work Of laIe to dupe
TIE most unsophistcated. They are now striylas to
sell their separate shares in the business. Thi.
dullness IN tralo Is not confined to the spacious
SaLOns the rilded bells frequented by the merchant
the SPORT" the banker. and broker but It extends
10 tLc small dens IN Bcckmln and Sprnce streets,
where tie printer, the mechanic and lab0r'r, play
Ing their "le0 cent chips" week after week, sink
their hard earned wages. One Of tLeir eslLblis h
mOnts Is TO be sold by auction to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-22
FOxv wager-Nlore Bets on sheriff
OHrien's Succe~s0r.

Quite a sensation was created last night In
Coroner Flynn's barroom, which was throngcd with
politicians, incluiing Congressman Fox, Assembly
men, Coroncrs, Aldermen. and Assistant Aldermen,
and many other lesser hgats-by a bet that was
made by Charlie Moore, brother OF the Alderman.
Moore bet S1 900 to 800 that Congressman Fox
would ret more votes for the TamInany nomination
for Sheriff OF Now YORK at tho next convention
than anY two men that could be named. Iho bot
was Immediately taken, hut the parties were not
named. Afrr the oct had been taken hy ono Of the
distinguished Tammauy uoliticihns present, Charlie
Moore said that ho would make tue slmo bet with
any other man who wished IL.
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OHITI.IR Y.

R,ynor Smith, the Fl.hcrmau Of Frrcport, Long
Island. hat inst died. when the thp Mexico was
the ll6 lives on DOarl.
Capt. Otto W. Pariser, who served throughout the
late war the Hawkins ZOuaves," Ninth Regitnent
n y. T. w. ani who for many years was Sergeant ia
The II ghwood Guards OF iloboGen. d!od suddenly
Thursday evening, In Hobokon.
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Mr.. Peabody's remains are 10 be borne from
Portland on q train prepared by the Eastern Rail
road Company. The htenor of the saloon car 70
hung with heavy ,ods Of black and white serge, fal-
Ing partially covered nv the drapcry. The Eagsh
and Amcric,n flags, edged with black, form rart
of the decorations at each end OF the saloon. The
car IA neatly carpeted, and In tho centre Ia bier
about two feet wide and eight fost long, covered
VITA black velvet, and trimmed with silver fringe
and tassels. The two passenger cars which accom-.
pany the train are also hung with emblems of MOURN
ing The locomotive OF tho train. the George Pea
body, ID also ApuropristelI draHsd.
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FLlsHEs FROM 1HB OCEAN CABLHs

BOron Haussmsnn, the c1.Prfect OF the Seine. =
dahgcron,ly III.
The steamship Sleaia. rom Now York, touched
at Falmouth Yesterday on tho way TO iIamburrh.
Sir George Francis 8, ymour, Admiral Of the feet,
and tor lorr time arNDcf IN American waters, died
in London today aged SJ yenrs.
Archbishop Dcchamps. Of Mcctin who II At tho
head OF the infahlity party In tho EcnmenioAl Coun'
ci' has been appointed rrulate OF Bcl-ium.
The shin st James from Cardiff for Japan. hss
mt into Liverpool In ,magoi state. having eNper,
enccd hosyy gallo. She has been dooGod, anI Viii dB
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Hauling ohm -. Hn.Lln over the Goals.

A motion was made before Judge Cardozo yes
terdgy to remove John b. IIaskin from the rccciv.
crshp Of tho Washington Marine Insurance Com
pony, which recently failed, 1t being claimed that
Mr.. TInskn has been negligent In the collection Of
tic sets, and had been Temss In bis duties. Mr..
HasEin claimed that any delay or negligence had
been the fault OF his COUNSEL II. X. Meade. AhO IN
stitutei thr prc- nt proceedings IN the nlmO OF a
MI Wood. Decision reserved.
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A Pho,oernphtc Engineer.

A photographer was seen yesterday with his
" "cumera," taking view of the " Ocean National
B4nk" building. Has II auything TO do with the
recent remarkable rObberyt Possibly the Bank OH.
GERS Imagine that with the aid Of the camera they
may SEQ where the funds have gone.
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HOURS or LEIsURE.

Georre Francis Train viii speak tomorrow even.
Ing In Tanmany.
Mrs. Walter G. Lyman will lee ure this morning,
In Dr. ChapnS Church. at 10 A. NJ on Brotherhood"
Miss Kate Field will sDeuk, iu Irving Hall. this
evening, for our disabled soldiers and sailors subject,
Among the Adl ondacAs."
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The cnsc Of the Fourth National Bank against
William Neltmnn, for forgery, was investigated yr--
tCTday by Commissioner Shields. Mr.. seaman
Cashier of tie hank, testified that Nclmnn WIS col
lection clerk and bookkcepcr Of that institution in
1873 90. aud that April 49, 1859 he CSeamdn) fOrn
a false entry OF t9.0O on tao hooks; Aug. II, 1859,
he fruud another false entry tor ~ OOO Oet Z, lSa
no detected third false entry of $500 Those DIS
covcrics were made by comparing the cash book
with the collection book kept by Nel,man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-22
LATEST LABOR VIEWS.

Az the meeting OF tho orkincmcn4 Union las
night the coopors rarer stainers, and iron mouder
were reported on strike
There " \ general strike among the coal miners
tho Toledo, Iooria ant wRrsiw Railroad extending
through the Cnba, Napietou ard Orchard mines.
The cartmen had an indirnation meeun- last nigtt,
TO proic-t against tho action OF the Cpllcctor in
withdrawing the rght fro'N merchants to cmnioy ther
own cartmen. and cnnnding the cArta-e OF boudvA
goods exclusively TO eight district inspectors.
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strikers Pursuing Commodore Vanderbilt.

Tie land on which to build the new depot Of
the Harlem Railroad includes 80 feet of Fortyihrd
and Fory-fourth streets, and all OF Fourth avenue
between FortYseeond and Forty.dlth streets except
a strip 60 feet wide The Commissioners !or Bp.
prsis OF this property awarded the CITY but $4,000,
reporting that rs the prorcrty held by the city
merely In trust for trdfic It was rot valuable as
II held IN lee. The Corporation Counsel appealed,
and yesterday the parl of the city, 1t was argued
that the property could not be taken for any other
purpose than that for which il was originally Intend
ed; tiat II appropriated for private use II should be
raid tor according 10 lie real value. Decision re.
served,
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PHorOGRAPHs ny sun REPoRrERs.
Relief for the West side Tnx-Pnyors The
Appeal for n Decision surTendcrinG tn

Appeal Tor Decision enrFendcrine tn
Citizens into the Hands of the Ring.
Judge CardOzo vacated an assessment for paving
Eighth avenue, nom Forty-seconi to Forty-ei=hth
street; with trap-boek pavement because 1t in
cluded the expense OF stone crosswa.ks. which was
not authorized. and was, therefore, illegal. The
city authorities appealed, arguing yesterday before
the General Term that the law OF 1865 provided
that all ordinances heretofore ndo2ted for the
author ng the laying OF crosswblk- In conjunction
herewith" This statute Was claimed Ca the part
Of Mf. Angevne, the petitioner, TO b. an infringe.
ment Of the Legislature upon tue judicial functions
OF the Government That body, 1t was contend ,d,
had no right to give the construction and the B..
terpret1tion of the laws establish contracts where
none existed, which this statute purported TO do,
Decision reserved.
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WAsnINuroS. ID, o., Ion. 2i.-The Prc-idcnt TO-
day sent to the Senate the follow nominations VIM,
Crmeaes; OF Indiana Minister kesiaent At Portugal,
vlte sheNnblrser resigned t. 5, Naial OF Row Jer.
sy Assistant Sccsetnry OF Legation nj London. vice
hhdean resigned Luther lvv, Jl., Collector Of MS
toms Tor the District OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va
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BROOK LTN.

Nss Lizzie Malon will'ply tho title roe In Little
Emily" IN Ms. y. u. Conway's rark Theatre. ncIi
week.
julius RAYMOND was held 20 bail IN Si,0D0 by U.
5 tcmmssioner Jonc'. Yesterday, on to c'Ar~e OF
carrying the di-tlcrv business iu NcatOwn, l.. T..
without paying tho special taN
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MADRID, Jan. 2l.-They had stormy scene In
in the Cortes to-day, in consequence OF q students
manifestation in the city. scnor Rivero declared
that he would Imprison and subject to the tribunals
the authors OF the disorder, be they old or young.
The country should soon see that hc was not speak
ing to tho wind He repeated that he would casu-
gate all disturbers Of the public order.
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non.n of neurn.nntntixn..

Petitions were presented for The abolition ofthe
Frnnkiug privilege, and bill wis pussed allowing
l.. L. Merry. of llion, n. Y, Collector OF the Twcn.
ho lad been robbed. Ausr several addresses upon
t9c tlrln and the finances. the House adjourned ~
til saturday morning
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The gnp,e OF Albcr, ID. Richardson.

Surrogate Moore Of Essex county, N. j., on
Thursday granted letters OF administration to Mr.
Cnnrcs A. Richardson, brother oi The late Albert
D. Richardson. The letters were granted 10 the
brother, II IS understood, by the request Of Mrs.
McFarlind- Rchardson. The property Ia "a Wood q.
eide. ami said 70 ba 9orth klgO01
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The Germans threatening tho Pope.


RoME, Jan. 2l.-The German bishops in alton
dance at the Gcumenical Council had a meeting to-
day, and resolved that unless the number Of mem
bers in dioceses be taken into consideration In tho
votes held in the Council, they will return home Ia
u body. Their action has caused much excitement
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. el.--william Rriel was
hanged to-day. lie ascendod the scaiiod with o
quick light step. Though his nook waA not broken
the oulprit d. easily. Tor in eight minutes his pulse
ceasod to beat Tea thousand porSous Witnessed tao
ekrQullul.
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LIKE Tue SUPPOSED NuRDERrR.

'Nt mH.I ]. regarded n, eoun.vins AZ the foul
Sa,, ~ eIie there has been an, but tnr actual
IL ' ininual part Of the crime, all attribute to
80 q N'S reporter yesterday paid visit to ID .
nm 1'I A',o panied by guide whom he had pro-
NJ 10 cad him mp the intricate path. IIu found
81" g., " Dc, two children, ana a neighbor named
s-O',is'i "a the place, Jake Was on on IN trrand,
- oW W w 30 e was IN the woods stlll searching for
ssI SS"H.''h. he wOmnns dress could barely be
Lnrau' uie-- IL was OF torn, fIdel cLIco, that
Ms Icy about her sLrunkrn firm. Her arms
SS 'n,h ana bare, her eyes large aud slightly in
d. Nrf cnceAs sunscn aud flushed But she
mr. LPGg To 10 overcome with grief Our re-
se,tct IaA' her whether she hId been out on tho
Mo" "gS ,oc CAP " she replied, irritateJ. with these
,,dI vn No chsldren that remain are respectively
eur u' rc' might have cft them with neighbour"
Ls 'rl| leplied. :" How c,n mother rest until
SL.tio what hhs become OF hcr children,
' 'NeI ar1 doai or alive. aud whether thsI
, 1870-04-17
BARE BALL.

THE CHICAGO CLUB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Chicago Club continues to receive chal-
lenEes from the leading base ball organizations In
the counuy. One Vas received yesterday from
the Athletics, Of Philadelphia. The programme Of
the Chicagoans as has been before stated Is 10 20
to New Orleans the 1lfst part Of Mag, and return
sume time In June to Chicago, where they will
play the Forest Ct5s, Of Rockford. They Eill
then 50 East and play ihe various Esstem clubs
Their uniform viii 1e ready the coming week, and
members Of the club seem 70 be highly pleased
Herewith, declaring 1t to be the prettiest uniform
The Amateur Club Ti1s meet, to-mo7ow nven-
tnE, at 10. LES Dearborn Street n,.,
The Enterplise club WIN meet on Tuesday
evening :. ~ i91 u e. County
Just now, promise to maSe Ine ar4 .S eEer
exciting season for sniS sna o. ~ nTenf7af
= nTo;rssaana1 club called the MalJlands, while
Washington VIII have three clubs, AZ ah91t OF 1at
MofTisiaua who allowed themselves to run d0Wr
last season, have been working hard during tht
winter seasoD, and are now ready to take thet olt
All the above clubs Will be largely reinforced wit
new men .
The Forest CITY Club. Of Cleveland, will pre-
sent stronger nine than ever heretofore. Quite
number Of changes hare been made.
orES1EG GAME OF The ATL1STIcS
The Auantics played their drst game o. base
grounds, Brooklyn, on Thursday. A large crowd
was in attendance The picked nine were frou
the Unions, Of Mor1isania. and the Alphas, A.
!oAklS1 s>AA 0a4Atu4iGs7 OA AAovA1lA. ~ - ~
following account OF the game from the New YORK
7fme1:
s'On the side Of the champions, Fergnsons play
was Glenn, sharp, and careful; HnI, the new &C:
was generally admired for his dne catches In the
field; Mcdonald WAS unusually ag1lc, and tool
his old vim and force, while Pike gained gior3
enough W leading the seore with record ol
eight runs and no outs
AOn the side Of The picked nine Bass, OF the
Union Club Of Mor1isania, Was exceedingly Ell
clent at short stop and also handled the bat with
great effect ReInsen played well at centre field
Woody covered the right held In Aue style, while
Pearce snd ketchum gained much credit In Their
posidons. ketchnm and Brown are credited with
TWO very pretty double plays. Home runs vert
made BY Start, Smith, Chapman, Ferguson and
Pike. Taken altogether, the playing WIS verJ
good, and the Atlantics Showed evidence Of thel
abIIity to compete with any nine in the country.
They nre unusually strong, and, aided by constant
Practice, improve every day. The following Is the
, 1870-04-17
1aaatie. i0iRI7Tr Il Fisld. l0iRIITi Z
is s4ss7ss
AIAGuE--.. ..-..-.---..--..s-- ~
umrirc"Mr: Kcauey, al ihe Union Club.
Time Of game. 2:l1
THE RING.
7HB AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP.

From ne NM lIo,k Clipper, dpru 16
The onl5 fresh piece Of Information iI Wnch &c
hare to Communicate to ont readerS this week,
anent the match between Tom Alien and Jeul
Mace, is that the former has commenced real
work. having gons Into training quarters near the
10 the day Of battle, pursuing that Rigorous couse
Of exercise and diet necessary to enahle him to
cope with man Of such vast enduring power g
our present champion. Hc viii take his breathings
under 1he watchful eyes Of that experienced rutor
bis cousin pooley, who understands precisely
what JemeB requirements are Allen Is willing
worker, and, under the care OF Jack Goulding, he
is doing hard work and plenty OF It, aud rap
idly diminishing the amount OF unnecessary
zat1on. MS ets t1atneT n informs Us Inst be
reduced himself ten pounds since he was IN
stalled at Wash Home, which proyes that he e not
allowing the grass 10 grow under his feet We are
frequently asked II We think they will light at sl
BY those whom previous tzz1es have rendered
Elc1dc11. especially In the case Of matches Tor 50
large su:a, TO which inquiry we hare invariably
replied af1rmattrely. We are Convinced that both
men mean fighting four reasons for 80 believing
side Of magstersal occurs to bring the
match to An unsatisfactory fnae re shall feel dis
posed to attribute The SANG to the instsumentalty
them. However, We do not anticipate any such
result as this and we cannot perceive RuF grounds
enc. As nme rolls On, and everything pertaining
70 the match Is seen to progress so smoothly, the
rtnbelIeTers. who we're 20 plentiful at nrst are
ranfiIY becoming fewer and fewer. md conse-
anty the Interest exhibited IN the affair Is height
eped il corresponding degree As is always the
case, opinions upon the Issue are totally at vart-
snce. tdo,,ch there appears to be growing belief
mat lie advantages possessed By Allen Will coun-
teIIalancc those Of the aeeompsncd man ea,1c foo
siipht nids' and that stacks Of RTeenbacks will PC
wagered upon ihc result is assured fact Ihe IT,
next and final deposit 81 900 side Is das a. ha aas
office on Friday, The I'd OF Aprt Iae ~ ~; trrHI
Of Allen IN ST. Louis, for presentation 70 him as
marx Of esteem for his manly, snagnt1oI @a14 ~,
conduct md gallant bearing n past c24ts .,,a ~
presented to Tom. Messrs. Jaccartl, jewellers
are the manufacturers, and that 1t viii DC spieH
did affair may be inferred from the statement tn3
1t VIII cost s., ,000- Allen informs rs that ne VIII
not scale less than 17o pounds on the day OF the
nat2e+ns he has grown much larger Ance his lass
, 1870-04-17

EARRtACE OF FIGARO.
F1GAnorS HOCHZEIT1
Count Aluavfra, Ar. Lanrnee; tbs Countess. Miss
Rose Eersce: Ffg,rp, Mt. s. c. C4H4be1: Chetnbtno.
MrF ZrIda ses1in; Doctor Bsrtolo At Gustay1n Hal.
Aadelinx shaE tzs, apRssfanee Aisa Gszatss Wns
Bazbertna. Ai1a haAcsau; Den Cus1io, NJ kins9,a
ConauetoE. MI. Carl Roaa-
On TUESDAY, for the 6sst TING In Chfe1Eo- viii
bo presented Won Webers beautiful and grand romantic
WEDNESDAY,, only time Of F!otow's ever pe7alzE
% "a = SATURDAY,, only GRAND MATINEE.
SEASON POSITIVELY LIMITED "a above. IS the
compa1T WIN arpear IN Cincinnati on Monday, April ss
Admission. u; Rescsred Seats, % cents extra Bal
cnnY Ba1te. e and al. CsalleH. 50 cent?.
, 1870-04-17

4 lecture viii be delivered on atrial by Iuiy, =
ty Adolph Moses, q member Of the Chicago bar,
under the auspices OF the Maurice Mayer Lodge,
l. O. B. 4. at their hail, No III East Randolph
street, tomorrow evening. Admission Is free,
md nembt.s 81 te and the public
NA1eguisr meeting Of the Chicago Historical
Society will be held ut its rooms On Tuesday next,
The annual meeting Of Trinity Parish will be
held In tho church tomorrow evening, to receive
the reports Of o1lcerF, elect War11ens and Vesty,
The annual parish meeting Of St Jamca'
Church will be held to-morrow evening at which
the pcws viii be rented and the VestrT elected Tor
ae Npr % Bufus z1il Viii preach MS farewell sermon IN
Farwell Hall this evening. We know his many
friends viii not fall to hear him:
the Knights Of Pythlas, At. No. IS Nosth Clarf
street, on Thursday evening next 4 full attend
Tie testimculal party Of the Excelsior Qua
t,rille Club takes place on "Wednesday evening
next, at Bourn1que,s West Side Academy, corner
pf ualsted and Adams streets.
The citizens and tax-payeIs Of TIC hinle @
scbcol district, who are interested In extending
fhc school accommodations therein, are requested
to meet 9a S5h
streets, for mutual consultation
THE Chicag. Musical Amateurs meet to-mor-
M NV IL Monroe street, P4nGe Former building.
All Young men aIc invited.
The annual sale and rental ol tue reHB OF
Christ Church, Rev. Charles E Cheney, rector,
VIM be held tomorrow evening, At 7H o'clock
Doty Found---Suspic1ou Of Foul Ffay- ;.
The remains Of a man, apparently . German,
about 20 years OF age, were found noaun9 ID tne
North Branch, at 1ndiana street bridge, At O'clock
yesterday morning. The body vas drawn 20 Inc ne
shore, and, upon an examination, an anra6uIe, as
from blow, was discovered over the right eye
Dr.. Miller, Mhp vas called to view the remains,
gives 1t rs his opinion that the Injury was nnGteo
Gefore death. FouI play Is suspected u me mat
ter, and the inquest Was postponed until today, N
order that The Coroner and Jury may have the bene-
ut OF pos. f.moTtezn examination In making up Their
verdict. Deceased was heavy set Man, with
black mpustaehe m and chin whislers The body =
dressed IN daTk-b1uc ovelroat black and red
woollen jacket, black Etlk vest, PINK undersh!rs,
and dark six necftie, striped With white. COM
pared to the SIC OF the body the feet arc nnusu-
ely small and coFered by pair Of nne calfskn
toots. A gold ring on hls finger is marked "G.
F." Deceased had evidently been ruptured, as he
wore truss The case Will receive thorough
investigation to-day.