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Politician. Imported from Ulster County.

Gen. Sharpe, the new Marshal, is in trouble.
Some Republican politicians connected with the
General Committee OF tue party. assert that lie is
importing his immediate friends from Ulster county
to an the valuable places In his GIT. They don't
like n. Mr.. Henry Smith has called upon the Gen.
eTa and protested against any further distribution
OF patronage among the countrymen, who are flock
ing to the Marshal's once. Prof Rufus Y. Andrews
las also called upon the General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
FIGHTING FOR A WIFE
The Ycuas Man whs. Rejected on the Morn
ing Appointed for his MARRIAGE Attempt-
ID 10 XIII his Bride that was to be.

ing Appointed for his Marriage, Attempt-
ID 10 XIII his Bride that was to be.
Recently the wedding cards were sent 10
friends Of q Mr.. Blood, understood to be wealthy
New York gentleman, and . Mss Kibbe, daughter
OF Gen. Kibbc, OF Carroll place, Brooklyn. They
have long been engaged and busybodies had said
that the young man wns dissipated. This the Young
woman would not believe until the day preceding
the day hxeo for the nuptias, when she refused 70
see her betrotbed. and dismissed him.
This exasperatsd young Blood, and he attempted
70 beat down the door Of her parents residence,
threatening 70 shoot bis betrotbed. This was on
Thursday last He wa. disarmed by friends, and
persuaded 10 depart Meantime the young woman's
hicnds induced her 10 visit Gov. Randolphs fsmiy,
In Morristown, N. j.
The young man followed her and again attempted
to see her BY breakiuz In the door OF the Cover
nora mansion. Tho parties are all friends OF the
Governor, and IL has becn hushed up, tee young
man returning to New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
Ba.. BaI, ON the Union Ground.

The picked nine game yesterday on the Union
ground did not attract much attention. Sides were
chosen by McMahon and Deyyr, and some really
good play was shown. Seven Of the Eckiords, siI
Of tho orientss, and nve Of the Mutusls partci.
pated. In siI innings play Mchahon's side won by
% to q. To-day, on the Capitoline ground, the FIRST
match game OF the season Is to be played-AtsnGics
vs., Unions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
Touhey and Kerrlgan 10 Fight Agate.

Touhey and Kerrigan, accompanied by their
seconds and hackers met last night In the Atlantic
Club House, Brooklyn. to hear the stockholders
decision relative to the claiming Of the stakes BY
Kerrtgan's party. They claim that as Touhey did
not put In IN appearance at the specified time they
were entitled TO the stakes. long aud wordy dis
cussion was terminated BY the stakeholder mike
Henry ordering the men to fRht al catch weight
within ten days for the original stake OF $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
DE RoDAs,s LATEST.
The Revolution that WINS Ended-Remark-
able spanish Admissions.

able spanish Admissions.
HAVANA. April 2o.-Gcn. valmaseda has psS-
lshes two proclamations announcing the entrance q
the insurgent forces, commanded by Modesto DiAA.
In the Bayamo District, amer a eight. The Caats
Abajo insurgents attacked, captured, and burnb
Capitania del Horno, amer o severe engagement
during which IS volunteers and 10 insurgents
ported 70 have been killed. The Spanish wounded
escaped miraculously Stx Spanish battalioas ars
tie Sierra. Another body OF Insurgents operas
Ing this side Of Canto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
Tho Friend Of swiudI-r. C,usb,.

Jacob DischOf, the professional bail man, who
Indicted for transferring his proT erty asr hay.
ing become bail for notorious swindlers, was yes.
terday put To the bar OF the Court OF General ses.
sons. Judge Bedford directed the prisoner TO fur
niah bail In x9bOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
Fish After tho Fenians.

WASHINGTON, April 9o.-Secretary Fish Is In
dustriOusly trying TO overtske and break up tho
projected FeDlan raid on Canada, which 10 assuming
very formidable proportions. Mr.. Fish has bcon
very busy telsgrapLing 70 points on the border. and
ap1 sraE Information.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
The Prince Of VALE. Again.

LONDON, April 9e.--Legal proceedings have
been instituted AGAINST the Shenheld Ddiy Te>1rupA
for asserting that the Prince OF Wales would 5000
reappear In the Divorce Court a correspondent In
the Of the Karl versus the Countess Of Seiton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

New Accessiops 60 the Young Democracy.
The leaders Of the Young Democracy are about
to gather In all the elements opposed 10 tile Tam
many organization. One OF tho most powerful OF
these elements Is the Democratic Union organise
tion, which elected the late Miles OReilly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

About two hundred blue stone cutters are en-.
gagged In Brooklyn. and about one thousand brown
stone men. and the work is said by the employers
TO be slight, that present contracts are
nlled, all hands " III be discharged.
The workiugmen are being upheld IN their strike
by Judge Connolly, Sheriff O'Brien, the hon. John
Morrissey, and other prominent ofheiAls. who have
sent contributions to the society. The probability
IL that all hands will resume work In few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

A Jury In the Supreme Court yesterday gave Mary
L. Wood verdict OF tSks az ain.t ths Belt Line RaiL
road Company OF New YOrk. for laJurlos In beng
throw froa oao Of thsh carr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

yrEsSA. April 2o.-The Ministry have decided
to dissolve the Provincial Diets OF Western Austria
The measure Is bitterly opposed BY the Radicals. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

LONDON, April 20.-Tne ship Castle Rock. a
Quebec, 10 loading at Wooiwich with powder DO
Canada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

,uoutIn. Prooeedinr. Of the Legislature.

In the Senate, Mr.. Tweed reported the bill 10 In
bill for the sppolniment Of Court Interpreter In
In ths Assembly bills were passed Incorporating the
New YORK Exhibition Company eiemptinF masters
Of vessels ffom the employment OF cenesd pllois In
the port OF New York 10 widen portion OF Fifty.
ninth street, New York authorizing the improvement
Brooklyn Fire Department bill authorizing the North
side and FiusniuG Railroad Company 10 collect hye
cents additional fare whore ticke not purchased
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
PHOTOGRAPHS By SUN REPORTERS.
Good Billiard Playing In Chris. O'Connor's
Amateurs Defeating Professions ais-Ths
Accidental Meeting OF Carom Players.

Amateurs Defeating Profrssiopais-The
Accidental Meeting of Carem Players.
Early on Tuesday morning few Of the
habituts OF Girls. o'Connor's had treat. BY acci.
dent four OF our best French carom players engaged
In q four-hsnded contest at the French game. The
most attractive feature OF the match was that two
OF the players, Mr.. MsekAy and Mr.. Humphreys,
were pitted against Tim Flynn and Maurice DAILY.
The professionals were the favorites but owing 70
the magnificent play OF the amateurs were defeated
In three games out OF four. Each game was 100
pouts mp, and the contestants played alternately.
In the nrst game, which won by the amateurs
By u points, Mr. Humphreys played remarkably
well. his two best breaks being % and a. The last
also ran "a In the first game. The second game
proved another success for the amateurs. VINO werc
and m @ n Ss 4S IN
made neat break OF II. The professionals were
bes,sn BY 80 points Ths third game was closely
BY 10 points. Maurice DAILY made brilliant OF
30 points, and Flynn another Of 10, neatly put to-
test fell TO the amateurs. In practice game, Just
before the match, Mr.. Humphreys the extraordi.
nary break OF ~, French carom.
Republicans Repudiatina their Leaders -
How Ben NIanierre Paiied the wircs-
ASus reporter had an interview yesterday with
. prominent member OF tho Republican General
Committee. lie said that the rauk and nie Of the
party Iepudiats the bargain made by Ben Manierro
with Tweed at Albany, and that the various Assem-
bly, District associations will take decisive action
the matter In . few days.
"How Z" inquired the reporter.
Republican LeAder-The nominating conventions
OF party intend to present the Of the best
and most popular In this city for the positions
Of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen. Tanmany
csn't afford to DO thstf
Reportsr-But Mr.. Msnierrs esa ffustssts your
plans, can be nosi
Republican Leader-Hs cannot Manierrs owns
the Executive Committee, but he has 10 power over
the district associations Did you hear how he OBJ
tanned the Chairmanship Of the Executive Commit
teef
Reporter-No.
Repubiesa Leader-Be came down shout . fort
night ago from Albany and rushed into the Commit
tee rooms about O'Clock 10 the evening, while they
discussing the advisabiity OF electing John V.
Gridley to nll the position. Ben whispered some
tuing TO . friend, and be wns subsequently, nomi'
mated, and said he ready to decline the honor.
Gridley then withdrew from the contest, and Ben
was elected.
regulation suffered BY the bargain he made st Al
bsnyt
Republican Leader-Certainly. He appears to
have caste la the Y. NJ G. A and the Methodist
Church Al least / don't think lie can run them
much longer.
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was walking at q very rapid ga,t and perspiring
Freely. and scenting the air for miles around, was
hailed from the window by Rufe Andrews, who
The Big Judge consented, remarking that be would
only stop iftte while as ho was in great hurrI.
port OF t6s meeting in Tammany Hall on Monday
night that you arrived ss usual, afler the adjourn
mept; and see also by the picture In the same
the fatigue OF your midnight journey from Harlem"
The Judge replied: IL am always prompt. wss
Nxvrn LATE AZ ANT nSlrIse,
and I wish THE Sun would get another wood cut,
with more head aud less body" Whereupon Rufus
exact picture OF him The Judge denied the insult
and Indignantly len the car, and proceeded upon
his Journey. Immediately upon his arrival In Albany
the Big Judge proceeded 70 a shoe store where he
succeeded In obtaining pair Of shoes OF dimensions
large enough TO encase his understandings. SOL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
THE STONE CUTTERS STRIKE.

The Cause Of the Dimeuity-The Heaviest
Contractors Heidins Out.
The strike among the stone cutters is assuming
the proportions Of an important contest between
employers and employed. Already several large
buildings In Brooklyn are at stsndstiil because the
necessary work cannot DO done. The question In
dispute IL tioax per day, which the employers, In
effect, by increasing the time. propose deducting
from the workmens wages. Tho mon were willing
to work the extra hour for the same pay % they bad
previously received, hut they objected to the do
crease In pay. Several yards are paying the old
wages. OF which the following Is q list, with the
number OF men employed:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21
rHR RESULT OF EDIrH's Expulsion.

From these letters ~ill be seen that the story
OF Miss o'Gorman's wonderful escape from the nuns
and the prests, Was sort OF Irish retiracy"-tat
che vii ing TO submit 10 any humiliation In or
der to be taken back-thst she even left Philadel.
Ihia after riting the frst letter above quoted, and
went to the Sistert ood at Madison, then to Father
McQuaid then 10 the Bithop himself. humiating her
self and supplcating to be takel back After being
refused resdmissi0n into the Ssterhood on account
OF what had trpnspired at Hoboken, Miss OGorman
went down TO Jersey City, and We next hear OF her
IN an eiior's once where she was found bv the ed
ttorAl better.haf The inccnsed wife OF the editor
handled her roughly notwithstanding the editor do
elased s'le was only helping him TO " read proof"
hiss O'Gormsn lectui es In Paterson this evening,
and s making money out OF her yengeful campaign
hluded forever,
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Bnowx sroSs woRKKRs.


scAB rAHps
k@. Mon
fetcr Lynas .......... i5iKemp Bros. ......... II
Tbcss employer who bold out against The strike
are Nv In number, but are the largest contractors
In Brooklyn. and employ the greatest number OF
men. They are In blue stone;
kes Rer.
Henry HaIteau......,. n! Alexander Anderson. 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

He passed the train, on which were Mayor oHsl.
Asdrsws ana Bsa hAaisrrs. The Big Judge, who
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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24
Mayor RaktI,s Address.

The Courier il very much exercised
over the inaugural address OF Mayor
Baker. It assails him in its usual
choice style. and accuses him of un-
fairness. paItiaanship. &C.. with great
Yehemence. We observe, however.
that ii fails to point out q single
error in any of tie Mayors
statements. The facts set forth by
that official are what the people are
interested 10. II be misquotes the
recordF, or misrepresents and exag
Rerates the debt. the Courier ought by
all means to point out the error. The
neopIe want to know just how much
s7hey are in debt. and bow the debt
may be paid. Both these facts are
plainly presented in the inaugural,
and can be easily understood by all
Who read.
We suggest that it will be much
better for the Courier to advocate
ecoromy ia the public expenditures
than to abuse Mayor Baker fol
demonstrating the actual necessity
for such economy. We think it is
daite apparent to all, that unless 8
stop i put to the extraVaganee which
has been the rule this year. it viii bt
very difficult to raise money enough
By taxation TO pay the interest on the
debt.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24

The news this morning from France
seems to he more encouraging for the
French. The Germans have aban-
doned thsir movements against the
north and other portions of France,
and ara concentrating their armies in
the vicinity Of Paris. This indicates
that they are fearful that Trochu
may be contemplating . sortie with an
army streng enough to seriously en-
danger their line. On the other
hand, the French under Paladiues
are displaying more than usual energy,
and appear 20 be operating either
for the purpose Of creating diversion
and draw off q large force in pursuit,
or with the direct intention Of assail
ing the German lines at the same time
the besieged attempt q sortie.
Some dispatches announce that the
feeling in English financial circles is
becoming more uneasy, and that
stocks. yesterday. we're on the decline.
The Eastern question. has most al
ways resulted in a war. heretofore,
wheE under discussion. and it is rot
certain that 1t will so turn out this
&srna
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24
Florida Legislature.

NEW YoRK, November 23.-Tne
Tallahassee Sentinel of Saturday morn
ing says that contrary to what was
surmised last week from incorrect re-
ports, the Legislature has been carried
by the Republicans. The Senate is
standing II to IL, with one still In
doubt, aud the House il 28 to 2l, with
four yet to be decided. We give to-
day complete returns for Congress
from p counties. In these counties
the Republican ticket is ahead 1,604.
The vote stands az follows: Walls.
Republican, 10.185l Niblack, Demo-
crat, 1881. Among these counties
Alacha is not included, which will in
crease the Republican majority TO g.
$50. The Democrats have therefore
to get 2 ,250 majority in the remaining
thirteen counties, which VIC regard as
highly impossible, as almost all of
them will go Democratic; however,
they may reach within We " few figures
of it.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24
OOypENsEB TRLEGRAMs.

THURSDAY. Nov. d.
lll2.
The New York canals win b closed On
the Sth OF December.
The steamer westphaIia. from Hamburg
has arrived at New York.
Weston's one hundred miles took 2Ey6
ho1rs.
Dion beat darnier forty-one points in
their billiard game last night.
The steamer Colum bia. from New \ ork,
arrived At Neville yesterday.
/ The excitement in police circles just
I now is the fight over the Commissioner
ship or ponce.
An the Baton Rouge prisoners taken 70
/ W. y. Pike as security.
I Gladstone Is in London. A Cabinet
council will be held tomorrow, when
GoEfschakoff's reply is expected.
A fire at westneld. Mass. destroyed the
Hampton cigar factory and Light tk Co. p
whip factory. Loss SOC half insured.
Cox denies that he wanted to issue the
/ New 1dTia patent, and tnfimRtea that
somebody Is . another"
I The New Orleans papers are a hotn over
I the proposed "admixtuee" In the pnollc
schools.
There was a dsIuging rain storm. at New
York. Tuesday ntgnt, flooding cellars ana
inIerrupting telesraDhic communication.
1,., 49,,
1ns reported sssae ~ sllS Is5stt - = eSs1 -
EsaliEoaa to tue Ientra1 EASd1c EseNtS~1 -
oen1eos On tnS jest kh1noAAtS'
VIM, n NffeheIl NJ Cineinnaff g,Iaadad
guilty TO aftxtng counterfe4t sGRnp p9 to
caddIes OF tobacco, and was flned q, GOD and
costs.
Six inches of snow fali in Cincinnati.
Tuesday NIGHT. doing eoas4derabRe dam
ape f1 snrubbe~v II was melting of yess
ferfay
John ButlSrs Doy OF ten years, tried
Tor the murder OF c0mr@Qes IN Jersey
City, has been acquitted on th9 ground OF
irTesponslbllity.
-, ..a. =. -,
Onr Te59sIs VI VII I, ~ gEa.-llls1 70 aeA.n
S-s sLs9 ~ t1a 15iorraS Wst f5er AZ
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24
0HeiaI MaI0FitIes - Revenue ana
Civil Service Reform.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 23.-The steam.
ship San Francisco has arrived from
Bermuda.
The official canvass of the votes in
this city at the late election Is COM
pleted. Hofman's majority is 50, 1877;
Halls majority, "a, AL. Total vote
on the State ticket 121, ,168.
A meeting of the friends Of reYe-
nue. and civil service reform was held
here to-day. Parties were pregent
from all sections. IL was resolved to
appoint committee to promote re-
forms on appropriate ways, and with
power to inaugurate measures for a
national convention of the friends of
reform. should the legislation of the
coming Congress make il appear
necessary.
John Price. arrested on the charge
of stealing $50. 900 in bonds of the Chi
cago a. Iowa Railroad from James 4.
Joy. Of Detroit, was to-day sent be :.
fore the grand jury.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24
Republican MsjOrlIies-The Legisla-
tnPe-Rire and Loss Of Life.

CHICAGO. November 23.-The off,
cial returns of the recent election in
this State have finally al been re-
ceived by the Secretary of State. The
following are the footing for Con-
Qressman at Large and State TrGasuF-
er: Logan, Congressman at Large
168, ,866; Anderson IA, ,19Os Logan's
majority "a. .676. Bates. State Treas
urer, 167. .607; Ridgely 144.458i Bates
msiority %. .149. The Republican ma
iority on the balance of the State ticket
averages a little less. The Legisla-
ture will stand as follows: Senate 32
Republicans and Is Democrats House
1O2 Republicans and 75 Democrats.
Michelas Van Loon was accidental
" killed this afternoon By being
thrown from q wagon at the corner OF
Latin and 22d Streets.
Carter's planning mill and sash fac
tory, in Desmoines, Iowa, was burned
this morning. Loss $4,000.
The Metropolitan Hotel, at the cor
ner of Randolph and Wells Streets,
took fire about 2:30 this morning in
| the basment. and was damaged TO the
extent Of $1,000. During the pro-
gress Of the fire q terrible panic oe'
CURED aLong the guests, IN which
several we're more or less injured by
leaping from the upper stories, among
the rest James Fl. Field, local editor
| of the EUening Journal. A young
man named Moses Hanson. In the
employ of the hotel. was sufoeated tt
death in attempting to save some ol
the female inmates.
i Thanksgiving will be very generally
observed in this city tomorrow.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-24

Rejoicing over the Election OF the
spanish King = Three thousand
Negroes Freed-A Battle I'm Sc.
Domingo.
HAVANA, Nov. 23.-The dispatches
from New York, By the Associated
Press, announcing the election of the
Duke of Aosta as King of Spain, have
created the most unbounded enthusi-
asm. Salutes we're fred, aud the city
was given up to festivities. "a re-
ception at the palace is arranged for
to-marroW. and Sunday al Che troops
I'D Bxhe0a wlAl ha reviewed
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m a#a a-azg at af
AHea tHnHHaAa neFaeH
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