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THE DEAD HERO.

The Heads of the Great Men OF the Nntion
Bowcd in Mourning - Honors to the
Memory of Gen. George II. Thomas.
Memorial services In honor Of the late Ma
jor-Gen. Thomas were held in tho hall OF
the House OF Representatives last evening.
TIE galleries were densey thronged. On
one side OF the main aisle. fronting the area
in front OF the Speakers chair, were President
Grant, Secretaries Fish, Robeson and Belknap, At
torney- General noar and Postmaster. General Cres
well. On the other eide OF the area were Chief
Justice chnsc, and all the other Justices Of the
Supreme Court. The hail was in mourning. Gen
Cox Secretary Of the Interior presided. assisted by
Nice.Prosident Colfax on his right and Speaker
Blaine on his LEFT Gen Coburn and Col. Henry
Stone were requested 20 act as secretaries.
Tie following resolutions were passed:
R,,ol,sd That n the simple but massiys Freslness
cf HI. country which chsrsctcrited Gen Thomas, we
lecognize his likeness to HIN who was hrst IN war
os IN as hs nsms IA and %HoT s can sor%r1 neysr
mem aps ato ,he % s ssd rsue NC can pay 10 him i to
thus record OCT love- our admiration. and our rever
Gen sherman said his mind turned back thirty
ago, when life fresh and new, and In this
connection he spoke OF their intimacy while in
Florida; then briefly traced tie military career Of
his deceased oomrade, concluding with the remark
that Ills death might be traced long exposure aud
The shocks that ever attend the umul,s of war and
to the Providence OF that God who rules all things
| for the best.
ties Of the Supreme Court to ioln lie honored
resident and Cabinet aud Rcpresen'alives and all
Of their fellow cilz.s In HOMAGE to the memory OF
the great ldier whom the ma ion mourns lie also
spoke OF him priva,e citizen, possessed OF
singular Intelligence aud accuracy Of informa-
lion. IL lie were called upon TO namo his
most distinguishing feature, he would say 1t was
| -elfnhrogation. Perhaps It would be more correct
10 say absolute ciousness Of self Ills patriot
i.m profound and sincere. hut y was not u e
patriotism which lives upon the lrs. He was with
| onI fear aud Without reproach.
| 4
Gens. Carl sCLurz, Garfield. Slocun and S,oughton
cu'u-iZcd the deceased.
Ger. Thomas's body passed through Chicago yes
or IN
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cURIosTTIES or CRIME.

r. II. Caudwell the drawback for-cr. who, nt
considerable eyreuse To The country was hrough; itoW
Canada tbs city y day last Is at large, thprgl
committed IA dulault Of $500 pail.
on Monday afternoon German IN West Utica
made three attempts 70 hang himself m his yarl hb
wife ttching lin nom tie back window. Twice he
was intenur tcd aud once the rope was too long.
The Coroner's jury In the case Of George II. Por-
ter who was killed ia faro hank last Friday night In
Utica, find that he murdered by HuLh Nal on.
alias "skin Rat" and th-t Amos II. stafford was ac-
ccssory TO the fact.
John \ Colgate, who had been arrested hy Spe
cial Oriccr Gayler for sendng obscene publications
through the Post ONCE, committed by United
states Clnmtssoner Belts yesterday TO await the ac
ton OF the Grand Jury.
On the evening OF St. Patrck's day some sneak
thief entered hall Of the house 80 West Houston
street yarck and stole an Oyecoat 9e,onluS to
the Rev f. q Holland Tho coat contained upward OF
1850 worth of stock in the u >, MsuuAc.u tom.
rany, AMI other valuable papers. Mr. Hl'land oh"ts n
reward for the papers. They can be vi no possible
value to any else
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INcIPIEyr RIOT IN PATERSON.

High ola Time ut the Finh Ward Demo-
cratic Primary-Thc BaIlot-Box Flung
cut of the Window. aud n Judge alter 1t
The Policemen Aved.
At the primary election in the Fifth Ward Of
Paterson yesterday, the Democracy got into most
cisgracetul riot. Tie Iolls were TO be kept open
from till 4, but every time they were opened war
Of factions and struggle fer the ballot-box caused
niglt OF the judges. Twice the box was thrown out
OF the window, and one OF The judges was finally
pitched atterii. the clerk and another judge after
two narrow ESCAPES, took 10 flight, and nothing
coud irducc thcm t. return.
The store was smashed aud all the furniture do
molislod, ami the saloon keCcpcr's house greatly
damaged by the rioters, while himself and family
ed 10 IN UPPER story. leaving the lower floor in poe
session nf the mob. Every decanter and glass was
iyeIed to atoms, and the black bott were used
by tie rioters to teat each other upon the head.
The Aarshnl and the police were utterly power
and the McKonnan. Quinn, Carol. watson. Troy.
AMI Consaul tee ions fought eacl other wilma neree'
uc-~ 'uut covered nnuY with blood.
Nothing like Il had ever been seen In Paterson,
ard afer re- cai'd attempts the primary cec ion Nas
uosiporcd 10 Thursday next, wuCn tie whole police
force Of tlo city vii be- crsI-ed to prevent rocur'
renee OF tie dlt TIT. Il the Dis ward IN Paterson,
and embraces large foreign element Two u the
parties, Troy aud Naisoh's clans, WIle entirely
logged and lelt the fsh.
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THE IRISH LIND BILL.
The Irish Tenants 10 be Paid for Loss q
Holding-tt,nd ones I.lbernIitx.

fbe frtrn IenhhtS 70 De fntd Tor Loss OF
HoidinE-t;;nd dstonc's Iiberaiity.
LoSDoN, April 5.-Thc House Of Commons in
Committee, continued the consideration Of the Irish
Land bill Mr.. Gladstone offered an amendment,
giving the tenant compensation for loss OF holding.
the amount Of damages to be assessed by court.
Mr. John Walter (LiberaD member, for Berks, OBJ
jected to the amendment, as an advance on tho
Premicr's original demands. Lord John Manners
opposed and Mr. Osborne supported the amendment
Mr.. Bull, member for Dublin University, deplored
the changes made by the Ministry In the bill, and
charged the Government with tmidity and vacills-
ton.
A general discussion followed. In the course of
which Mr. Fortescue spoke In favor OF the proposed
amendment. Mr.. Gatiorne Hardy opposed II on the
ground that TIE landlord made answerable ior
the tenants maintenance.
The question was takcn and the Amendment was
carried by 2y3 to 1S2
The House came out OF Committee, and Mr.. p. A
Taylor member for Leicester asked leave to intro
duco bill providing for the payment Of members Of
Parliament. He demonstrated the antiquity OF the
| practice and refuted the arguments usually made
against II.
Mr.. Gladstone regretted the inability OF poor men
to serve In the House of Commons. lie nrdently
wished to see representatives OF the working casses
present. Hence he had approved MIR. Fawcetts bill
to reduce the expenses OF Parliamentary eections.
Mr.. Gladstone said II was generally thouyht
that the constituencies. as the better judges
should do the paying when necessary a. in former
tines gratultous services were the rule In England
Tie Lords, municipal, and parocbal authorities
Royal Commissioners and other public servants
abored gratuitousy. He hoped the motion Tor leave
| to introduce the hin would he withdrawn.
Mr.. Taylor declined to withdraw his motion, and
leave to bring In the bill was refused by majority
of1s1.
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SPARKS FROM rHE TELEGRAPH.

A general breaking no Of the warehouse MONOPOLY
is snticiI atcd In Chicago.
The Dominion Parliament is cha,terins about as
seIting It's dignity IN the Red River country.
The Republican majority in Cincinnati averages
over 5000.
Edward II, Savage has been confirmed Chief of
the Boston Police.
The Republicans carried tile Cleveland charter
election on Monday
Hannah Manan, a lunatic, drowned herself in West
RoNbury Yesterday,
The legal rate OF interest in California; has been
raised from TO 10 per cent
George Marks, German miner shot himself
through the head IN Helena, Montana, on Monday.
Fifteen hundred colored people in san Francisco
yes erday celebrated the adoption OF The fHteehth
Amendment,
There was some excitement At the polls IN Ev,ns-
vile. Ind. on Monday, originating from inumidatng
the ooored voters.
The colored citizens of san Francisco, sacramen.
to, Marysvile and Portland Cal celebrated the rat
cation yesterday
The "Henry Smith" Quarermaster's steamer,
was sunk on the coast OF the North Bros Islands on
The Cincinnati C0mmerriai places Peck's ma.
10 my EepuDlican candidate
A fallen tree across the track OF the Roston and
Providence near Canton, seriously damaged the engine
Of passing train on Monday night,
A PapAl Bull has been received in Toronto con.
slitut ng the Toronto Diocese Archeplsc0pai See
and promoting Bishop Lynch to be Archbishop.
In the Newfoundland Legislature on Monday,
elusive of the Speaker. No Confederate occupied a
seat,
A repentant Cincinnati thief has returned TO the
Government ti65 worth OF whnkey stamps which he
had stolen from the Collector Of the Second Ohio Dis
trlct.
The bark Nellie Fenwick, from slcrre Leone for
Boston ashore In Holiness Hole hhrbor with loss OF
anchors, chains, AMI bowsprit Tho stelmer Neptune
tIOm Boston for New YORK. Is AT anchor oil Woods
Hole, with loss vi her rudder.
The two MAYORS OF Richmond hold their courts
aaiy, and both have police patrong the streets,
Meantime their quarrel has gone 10 the civil courts.
The stale Court has enjoined city officials from paying
otherwise recognizing Mayor Cahoon or his police.
or any OF the old city government.
John Miller. u Poughkeepsie carpenter, while ut
work in private dwelling esped black bottle on
the shelf OF closet After smelling It's contents he
hastily !ook three greedy draught. In atew moments
he was doubled up and thrown into violent spaSms,
The bottle contansd alcohol and corrosive sublmato,
Gen. Garcia dc Cadena recently entered the town
OF Zacatecas andTobhed u of $50 lie moving to-
ward the Juch pho Mountains II 10 rumoTed that an
anaerstAndng existed ostEes9 De Caden. and the
rob the city. The revolution In the state Of Jssco
powerlsss.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Hoffman cub approves MIR. Twccd's policy.
The bark Victoria, from Bremen, arrived las,
night with 80 passengers.
The shad fishermen have got down their nets in
the North River ana are waiting for the nnny tribes.
The constituents OF the Hon. John Morris-ry pro.
aiiIHtOn with the Republican party
Persons desiring to join cou ploy Going 10 Col.
orado can have an opportunity by calling nt the
Of tue CldIeus d Society, ~ East Fourth street. TO-
night. See advertisement.
The Bar Association last night authorized tho
Executive Committee 20 purchase suitable building
Tor the the association, to cost not tAln
$500. The treasurer reported <gl members good on
the books.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr, who had been
summoned In the SunddH MSrcVy truss lhc' SUIT,
spent hour In Jefferson Market Police Court yts'
terday nut Justice snandley bong IN Albany the
case was not called
The new Post Once excavation is nearly finished,
$40 cubic Yards Of earth having been removed laal
month i0O yardt OF cement aid and 800 arts oi
granite set 70 men are employed, bu THIS nuhberle 10
be increased TO 800 next week.
The Citizens Hoffman Club assembled last even.
Ing In the II Ilvn loute ~ Fast Broadway anl pa.seo
resolutions offered by j, +. 30 omon, Egr doTs Z.
Tweed Speeches were delivered by /. Benlahil 'he
President, and MessTs. solomon and waters
bartholomew Mccarthy. LOG Greenwich street,
was taxen into the Courtlanit street polnn -.
tiOn grossly Intoxicated on Monday evening, lie Was
sent u the nOsome cells OF the Chambers street police
station and tnAt mashed him, lie was found dead n
tho dungeon yesterday morning.
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PERSONAL INTELLI0ENCE.

Secretary Boutwell, is on the road to Groton, Mass
Judge Bradley. OF the Supreme Court. will stars
from Washington for New Orleans on the nrst Of May.
Attorney General Toar has accepted an invitation
TO deliver the annual address before the Alumni OF Har
ward Collegc,
The plymouth Church, Of Worcester Mass, has
extended call 70 the Rev. Mr.. Maiard Of Brooklyn.
at q salary Of $500.
number OF New Workers have gone to Florida
IN search OF healln among whom Mr.. Charles Butler
and family ana Mrs. sherwood and son.
Mr. Harry Jackson, md not Mr. Chapman, IL tha
gentleman who 50 admirably caricaturcs Mr.. Fechtcf
IN the new bur csque a. NIDlJ's.
Mrs. Bigoow Lawrence, the widow Of tho ltta
Consu General al FOrcueC Is about return to that
city accompanied by hcf two sisters
Baron de Stoeckl, late Russian Minister at Wish.
ington has taken up his residence In Paris, where he
secs much OF American society, His wife New Eng.
lahd lady aud has her TWO sisters staying with her.
Mr. Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, u suokcn Of as Of the Commis.
eoncr OF Central Park IL Ia understood that the posi-
~
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PREsCRIBIN0 A MAN TO DEATH.
The Medicine that was A Administered for
Delirium Trtmcns-Drugaists' secrets
Exposod-Pre-cripiion which only Physi-


Delirium Trtmcns-Druaaists' secrets
Exposcd-Prescripiion which only Physl-
clans Friends can Fiji.
Coroner Rollins is investigating the death OF
James o'Ncil. o'Nei's sister testified that her
brother had been under DR.. Bronsons treatment
Tor deirium tremens; that he gave him two pow
ders on Saturday night, and afterward proscrip.
on for additional powders six Of which her brother
took at intervals. He fell into a very unnatural
sleep. She became alarmed, and sent for DR. Bron-
son, who examined the remaining powder, and said
II was not tie medicine that lie had ordered,
and that O'Seil Ind congestion OF the brain
and lungs. Dr. rockingham was thcn sent
Tor, and he said her brother could not live. The
last powder was given on Sunday, when O'Neii
said, "Holi mp my head, tave rush Of blood
there" a few minutes later he expired. DR.
bronson testified NJ thc inquest that O'Nei had had
the blue devs;' that be had prescribed for him
sulphate Of morphia in two powders, ono 10 be
taken In glass OF ole ut once, and the other In an
hour N he did not feel better. He anerward pre-
scrihed fluid extract Of valerian, Y o., and NOR
phine, 4gr. to be mixed, and tenspoonful TO be
taken every hour. oNcil complained OF not being
able to sleep, AMI spoke of rats and snnsos
on the carpet. Frank Reinhardt. clerk
for Mr. Martin a druggist, testified that the nre'
scription was written 0s Mind and not IN He ord.
nary udy. so that no one but Martin or Reinhardt
could put 1t up DR.. Frothhghsm testified tiat tire
any man. Dr. Frothngbnm added that Martin, the
druggist, refused TO give him copies Of tho preserp
uons.
The Jury censured Broneon for being In collusiou
with Henry f. Martin druggist, In writing pr.scrip
tions not In tae usual and well.known nomenela-
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NEW ERSEY.

John Katencamp, who was injured by Truck No.
L. In HobOKen on Friday, cd Yesterday.
John Norton, a deserter from tue United States
sloop Frolic was ed In Jersey City yesterday.
Ex.Touceman keOlt, OF Newark, who assisted u
forger ~ escape was yesterday sentenced 10 year
In State Prison.
The ntiimprovement orgAn OF Paterson boasts
that OF the Aldermen was ouered EOO 10 vote lot
the erection OF public market
The French roof on the ,ourstory building nt
Hroad street and Morris and Rssex Railroad avenue
Newark, 70 In nnder the weight OF snow
Patrick ]. Meehan Of the Irtsh American who was
recently shot by Dr. Keenan,, recovering In his home
In Jersey City The ball has not been extracted.
The old Gypsy families. who annually make theiL
appearance at West Hoboken and pitcho their tents
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BROOKLYN

The s.nEs County Republican General Commit
tee LSou discuss the question OF the Bible In the
Lublic schools
The coored people OF willamshurgh, last night,
1t meetng In Is Johnson street decid "a to parade In
New York next Friday, In honor o! the Fifteenth
Amendment,
CONGRESSMAN Schumacher, OF the Second District,
has requested the Board OF Education to appoint a
Committee to examine applicants for naval cadet.
ship
Jacob p. Kreiger, an inebriate, confined in a
cell OF the Fourth street police station, III Williams.
hnrgh cut his throat with penkniie, and battered
his head against the wall but did not XIII himself
The Rip Van Wrinkles OF the Board OF Education
considering the propriety OF increasing the salary
% Miss Leeds, prncipa of The female department OF
Ward School No. 3, who has been teacher twenty
years aud gets 800 year.
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THE PETERSON .ILDERM4NsHIPs.

A Twenty-fa H0us' sessiOn-Twelve
Hours BallHtiIg,
Afler twenty.four hours Session the Common
Council of Paterson adjourned last nigh, at O'Clock
The trouble was the effort 70 decide which Aldel-
man of the Ninth Ward-Mr Braun or Mr.. KoeAer-
should hold over for the long tom. The balloting
occupied twelve hours, altogether, which with re-
cesses for refreshments, made a session OF twenty
four hours On the ii2l ballot last Iht. Aid. Braun
was elected. one OF the members who had stuck
before to KoehlCr having sold him ou' Il IL said.
The Council thon bslloted on the terms OF the
Sewer Commissioners appointed last year, reaching
the follow ing decision: McKicrnan three YEAR,
O'Hrien two year., Taylor Que year. A hrst-class
olster supper tEen eaten at tEo expense Of the
successful gentlemen.
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OBITTIRT.

Coroner McI!utee Of Westces'cr county, died in
Pecksklll OF scarlet fever yesterday
BENJAMIN Hcadden. well known citizen OF WI.
lainsnurgh, died suddenly Of apoplexy on Monday
night
DR.. GaIen Carter, Of 10 West Forty'second street,
who died suddenly saturday OF disease Of the heat
Is to DO buried tails afternoon Hon The church OF the
Incarnation, Madison avenue aud ihlDhth sticet
The doctor mad lust returned from his round Of pro.
fes sOna visits IN the eVenlng AMI was stricken down
on the stems OF hls house He assisted IN by
ana servant who helped him TO his room, NJ or
be ny seated In his OLD arm chair he died before hat
In sutton Mass. June ~ l7N, and graiuacd a. the
College Of Physicians ana Surgeons New YORK city IN
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LATEST LABOR NEWS.

Tie miners strike in schuylkill county, Pa, has
become general. Only few collieres are At work
The hrst detachment OF North Carolina colonists
which sailed IN the schooner Hattie Low anchored in
Delaware BTeakwateT during the storm OF sunday.
On Monday the moulders on n strike at Peekskill
watched all trains arriving al Peekskl nom New
York, and sent hack those who arrived.
The laborers employed by Mr.. Altman on some
building. on De kalO and Gates avenues. BIOOklyn,
struck against reduction OF wages, and yesterday re
eeiYed ~ per day
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

Frank Du ry's Wealthy Mems Sons enjoyed ball
in Military Hall last evening.
The New York Masquerade Club announce
calico rccepti0n IN Apollo Hall this evening
Tie oncui1g regatta Of tho New York Yacht Club
Is to he contested on the 18th of June.
Mrs Albert Blrtlette OF West Thirty eighth street.
very Gne amateur concert In her residence last
evening.
john II. Cough will lecture In Cooper Institute
tomorrow evening in aid Of the Home for Fnendless
Women.
Grammar School No. |, Of School District No I,
Of westchcster county, had their annual commences
ment LASS evening
Miss Anna f. Dickinson lectured In StcinVay Hall
last evening, "On TO the Rescue" Miss Dickinson
mad narrow sscape rom death on Monday: on The Le'
hlgh Valley Railroad. while on her way to this city.
The 4 ain m whicn she riding thrown from tho
track by log which had fallen across H.
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The Brooklyn Child Murder.

Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday af,er-
noon over the body OF the infant which died on sun.
dly morning last under circumstances which led to
the belief that Il bad boon smothered by its father
james Rgan, while he was intoxicated Several
witnesses we're examined. DR.. q. W. sheppard s
testimony showed that the child IIad been smotn.
cred, but the testimony Of the Parents could not be
credited, as each laid the blame upon the other,
The jury brought In the following verdict:
That the infant Thomas EagAn came 10 It's death by
being tmOthered by either one or the other OF lts
parrnts-Which one tO the jury unknown said child
being found dead BY lie mother on the morning OF
Apr
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
RIOIOUs REsIsTANCE TO TIE CON-
SCRIP1JON IN SPAIN.

Darrics des TIL rown up by the Peopis at the
Bsrrirrs - Cbnrae and seizure by tho
TroopS-Trn Men Killed near Barcelona
The Ministerial Crisis Ended.
MADRID, April 6.-The enforcement Of the
conscrption law was begun yesterday throughout
Spain. The proceedings were generally quiet, but
disturbances are reported In some places. In Bar.
ceona there was much agitation. The people at the
barriers threw up barrcadcs. and the troops charged
and took them In the town Of Sanz, Darce-
Iona, the rioters made some resistance, and ten
were killed 1t is said to-day that order has been
restored In Barcelona and neighborhood.
Senior de Echcgdrry, Minister Of Agriculture, ro-
main, in the Cabinet, and the Ministerial crisis Is
ended.
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Napoieon's Expected Procin nation.

PANS April 5.-The Constitutionnel says that
the Plebiscitum will bear two points not con-
tanned in the constitutional acts OF 1862, namely,
ministerial responsibility and the division Of the
legislative power between the two Chambers. II
adds that II II evident that the Plebiscnm must pre-
cede the discussion OF the new constitution, and
that a PROCLAMATION IL expected from the Emperor
which will explain the real character Of OF the nation
al vote.
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Drinking Nitric Acid In Jersey City Drink
lug saloon.

Michael Hoy, of New York, an employee in
Thompson's screw factory In Jersey City committed
suicide last evening lie was invited TO become one
Of nsrty who were drinking iu saloon at Warren
and Morgan streets Jersey City, Stepping mp to the
bar he produced IRON his pocket VITAL and swal-
lowed halfits contents. Then bidding his compsn.
ions goodbye, ht lell TO the noor lie had swallowed
nitric acid.
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Great Fire In Greenpoint.

AT about haf-past 10 o'clock last night the cx.
tensive works of the New York Oh Company,
oreeupoint, took are and burned until midnight.
The losses on stock and machinery will reach
$1,000 on building (ownSd by f. n. Cove,
$4,000. Insurance, $4,000.
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The Venezuelan Revelation.

The revolution is progressing throughout tho
Renublic. TIE Strte 81 Bolivar has joiuel the rcvo-
lutionists, who hold the road IRON Caracas 30 La.
Culyr1. The revolutionary Gen. Bianco IL advance
ing on Carlcas President MonaSas, with his fleet,
has failed to subduo CARO-.
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DESvER, April 5.-At the municipal elections
yesterday the Republicans elected all their can
ddates except ten, In Denver. Central City, Black
Hawk, Georgetown, and Puebls. The Democrats
elected Police Judges In Denver Central CITY, and
Black Hawk, and two town trustees in Puebls.
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Chnp,,cIeer,. Far.weIIl Tor the s.n.ou.

The last main Of the season was fought ycster-
day on Union Hill. There were some spirited bat
les and heavy betting The main was between
New York and New Jersey the one side, and
pnilldelphia the other, Tor $4,000, In when New
York and Jersey won