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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29

TOTAL...........,............ O0a GOO
EQUAL TO $4,000 PER MILE
The road is Dol the thorous manner si At,
sn.ble for cash
The liberal subscriptions the Convertible Bonds the G,p.,,
added ia other res give the most encouraging uanos Of Tho
seen by the following letter from the President Of ;ks Company Don,
sproftabe local business;
INV YORK Des.Isn
" hesr, GEORGE OPDrrs Co.. S.u York
"GEsrLExES; Your favor u tie IL inst a.hue sor sss.,a,
months earning " Tie NewYork and OsEego Midland B,
hand have Jet received rsDot Of hs samiaz b. ~
vemheE
The ,sriugs month Of October nom an source -,
$500 H. equal t5315iO % PER Me ~ road
viz Main Line sluey Ossego, is miles, S.s Gn taAA
q miles
ro,d omence transport eos from etnty under sstrs
With the Delaware and Hudson Canal COMPANY >s par.
ofSoyember TIE bes, informed tn, ,aher wsa,s
transported the first gar not less than 10000 ians ,o..
the quantity 10000 This g yeli aOnsx ~.
x5sJOO to $40 coal alone that Of he oai
Taking TIE loEest OF these estimates tr ne 90 ns ,ttA
animal earnings Of o. The total ope-iiing eIfss sn -
per cont which leaves the net ~ es4s 80 IS a.
which SPA 5 o. ia sfts Bonds sss ,oo
should sud The earnings from v,aeagss aud fpst
steadily increasing and hat shou, through bgnsb ss
York. Yours truly D. c. LHTCEJOHE, PresleA
" Y and o. Mdini 8silroas Co '
The very favorable exhibit presented IN he foregoing e shows
local and through business prove Of the phs
railroad enterprises United esd thu, IL Pr Borlgs
Bonds constitute one safest ami inviting railroad sSunrss
ever offered nyestors
sale exchanged FOR Governments .nt other sesrae' By
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
IS Nass:iu-st
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TOOTnBRTsHEy

TOOTUBRUSHES
OF tett RbgH,h mst. o. greatly 1eiocel 0rec.
DInlAN ~ Co, Aston House Pharmacy.
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LATEST SLIP NEGS.

AR RIVED.
Steamship Hs,erls Lawrence nehaond City Point snl SOolt
Scr Hattie Lon shrer Lee ehrh. n. G, ls days Single, Is
bound 20 Philadelphia
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DEBT OF ALABAMA.
NETWORK AND BOSTON
AID gN{E DChN

The following diagram will eIPsn The positions Of he tasr,u' A
fonn-s, tie New.iork and Boston THROUGH LINES
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SPAaKs ruoM 7Hr rEAHGRIpn
Cincinnati will oxttud her limits.

Cincinnati viii extend her limits,
TIE Hudson "a opcu 10 Slugcrtics.
Another stem collier, of 0lV tan-. was launched
at Chester, Pa, on SaturlIy.
J. l.. Gilbert q" Tslellrr. OF Alb1ny died sudl,,.
" yesterday OF ha1ri disease,
The monitor Terror arrived NJ Fortress Monroe
on a., !Mh Inst IN y h.4r- from New \ orb
Bent srcisr. % pl.,k-uuh. was found drowned in
New Haven harhor yesterday morning.
A. J. Spnntr. M, murderer oi Culcl Baldwin of ST
LouI,, has bees admitted 10 bal In f2i Opl.
Secretary Boutwell, urge, Congress In aopropria,e
York
1., Spanish auuhoa' Condo de- Veuc1ito, which
was 8s lor' near Nassau, has been saved 10 damaged
CuIUIl1n.
TIE schooner Geriie Lew- arrived in Baltimore
as evening IN Nassau Among her nnr-nprers were
nge Cuuans of the nElatrl llan expedition
The steamer Salvador was -.izcl by the autbOri-
'p Of Nassau for breach ~ the IBsse ACT. She
" u Uondcu ned AMI sod 10 the aurhortn- tOl fNl,
Y Grand Jurors of Laramie hayrapTccl that any
'dfuH- cNrcut"dl NHp WH' atlcut - tran act
husir n. in lhev'nH o' sunday shall he liable 10 in.
drtmru' ara prosecution.
Alien Ntkrrson, of Hamilton, and William Porter.
OF I'm dcic-at"t 10 the Nashville Colrcd Convention
that t % '4luuuIrn' OU 20 Wa .ungtU a. cafds
alanst Congr 'ssoRa interference In the alGs of the
state.
Gov Warmo'h Of louisiaria has appointed TIE
Mfvor and the scvtp Administrators Ot the yarous
public departments OF New Orleans, wh1 Will conn 80
The Common Council OF G' rity urd the new charter
Two OF tue Adminisi ratOr' are colored men,
senator sumner hnd an :utolview with Admiral
Purttrai the Navy Department o SATURDAY afternoon
during which iull examination was mad OF the des
Domingo, and all matters concerning recent obserya
uons ny naval oihceIs NJ that place.
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JO1TINGS .iBOUT TOWN.

THE SUN beams on al.
THE sun ia a burning and shining light
Pgze politicians, like prize cattle, are dressed to
The steamship Northrmbra, from Mo.sina, arrived
yesterday.
Eliza Polier, the colorcd woman who died ia
poisoned herself
The sufferers by the late fire in Elm street are in
demed to supervisor Hayes for kind attention ana De
The Rev, W. H. Mlburn lec,ured to the deaf mute,
last eyen,nt m 81 Anne's Church, Eighteenth street
The Promoters OF free bathing establishments viii
wcc IN the church yiO west Fiiteth street near hu
avenue LIS evening.
,. yaharue Foley, aged 81. died yesterday at 80
plo,on of q Kerosene lamp,
Dan,s 2.t Joke is that il you want to secure good
Fox onlce fortnight In advance
pdI IN HiG9w2y & lIa n Il o'clock this morgn.. the
Won1n's Educational Ass0cnron,
Ignatls GgrowskLo Pole, aged H. was found
street, having been messing All ma ht
The I,ms Mon F VI. 7 \. y Society. No .
c,Cnas h5 Il rtaas ba5, prcsidHsi" di"'"' Han ''''
\ firm in fllr Fulton Fi-h Market has received m
FIancIsco, The consignment weighs 2oolo unds.
John Kelly. Of 80 We rwent-'hhd street, who
unhnown men, dled on saturday IN Be eyGe Hospital
Tomorrow night 90 and hear tie Rev Fltlct
,''lll 'N''N'u 'iN Nl.F't!f" ol NlIIllNh'|hm Anl
dunonic possession at the Cooper Institute. Il via
pay.
Loycio,'s Hotel winch in 1899 was Hr.roreucl " on
M European an thus leading the Iu|t 7tn,g4 10
IN, uar rullr, is 10 be sold to-day and Will make place
10. business Stores and Othcys.
The eloquent Dr. L1mhsr' was 20 hlya le-tured
us nlsn IN the Cooper ln-uigit or tbc school Qucs.
ton. hut owing 70 tile unprupuu- weather the lecture
wa postponed until urA sunday
Neslor4ay u',r,o1'g. ....... rolt". r-.~
io', lom NE fourth story wind of 81; slrc't In
TO the SIect, str King the Sidewalk Irf She rerst,,
oh} Two cui'' aLd was not 'eliorsly hurt. '
Pe4nr,, h1l7 were blowing on an day yesterday.
NV Wt luI'1l ui them Was kttt up with great .pIrn
There W no spurl more interesting than hat race and
none more amusing To an! BODY nut the hat OWuurs
The Rev Father TranQuillmo o. : F. I,,turet
yr,ltl nav M The CATHOLIC church Of ST. AGihlny Suui.
NAn ,!ygl (h9 Rev. tathcl Guorrui past Tor ths
suuIecti "ClTIsLnpbeT Columbus. w ''''
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THE SINKING OF THE ONEIDA.
Was Admiral Rowan Responsible for tho
Loss ofLifc ga significant Hint from the
Japan Herald

Was Admiral Rowan Responsible for the
Loss ofLifc ga significant Hint from the
Japan Herald.
The Japan Herdh alluding TO the loss Of the
Oneida, censures Admiral Rowan, the chief Ameri.
can naval officer on that station, for his failure to
ill Captain Williams requsition for life boats It
pertinently reminds him that 'the great Republic,
whose commission he holds. has no sympathy with
pettyfogging stinginess; that the lives OF her sons
are tasrer to her than dollars and that he never
have The gratitude or the resrect Of his country II he
he Justly charreahle with being the cause. hO'r>rer
remote, Of saving tie one to sacrifice the other"
The same journal stigmatizes his refusal grave
error 81 judgment, demanding from the United
States severe rcprimaud. In aluiing to Can't.
Evrc's conduct In leaving the doomed ship. the Ter
did says that his want of appreciation of probable
consequences s his only possible palation and his
humanity could be acquitted only at the expense Of
his Judgment II argues that the amount OF dt5ris
en'angled with his vessel was In itself suggest
i've of considerable damage to the unknown vessel
his inquiry OF his pilot where the other ship could
damagei. show that he had his misgivings
The Hsrdli concludes from a review OF tie
evidence. that the blame OF the collision reets
upon the Oneida, and that no accident would have
occurred had She been navi lated with ordinary pru
dence, care, and skill. II significantly adds. however
that more serious culp1blity mipht have been fast
euet u.on the iuhrman Eyre had an inquest been
held on the body Of Capt. Williams when it was dis
covered.
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4 BORGI4 IN ITH1CA, " y.
Wholesale Poisoning without Possible NIo-
tiNe-A Bad W Womau's DeVilishness.

Wholesale Poisoning Without Possible Mo-
tiNe-A Bad Womau's DeVilishness.
IrHAcA, n. Y, March 27.-In the family Of
John Lang No. 81 West Seneca street, resided the
widow Grace skinner, with her daughter Kitue,
aged years, and her niece, Olive Porter, grown
Young woman. These with two little daughters OF
Mr. Lang, named Bella and Katy, were the
inmates OF the house. About two weeks ago
Miss Porter and the three children were suddenly
taken IN with all the symptoms OF poisoning Lift e
Bella Lang died ia few days, Miss Porter followed
her on Tuesday afternoon, and early on Thursday
morning little Kttie skinner died. Coroner
Browns Investigations resulted in the discovery Of
corrosive poison in the stomachs
II was thought at first that Miss Porter had ad-
ministered the deadly drug TO the children and then
taken II herself; but this she denied before her
death The testimony taken at the Inquest together
with her conduct subsequent to the deed, points to
Mrs. Skinner, the mother OF Kittie; but what her
motive could have been IL mystery. IL Is the pur.
pose OF the Coroner to eXhume the body of MIR. :.
B. skinner, her late husband, who recently died. 1t
was supposed, Of consumption, aud by post m0TteHl
examination ascertain whether be, too. was not
poisoned.
Another person is strongly suspected. Mrs Allen,
who lived In the house with the Skinhers. and who
passed of The stage In not too graceful manner a
short time before Mr.. skinner died. Steps have
been taken to secure her arrest
A fourth victim, little Katy Lang, lies very low,
and il expected to die every moment She is SLOWLY
Starving to death, being unable to hold food in her
stomach.
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.

The Italian rioters have disrersed
The Land bill has passed the Commons.
The Cubans an1 Spanards had brisk engagement
recently near Las Tunas
The Irish Church will invest part of its surplus
fund in American securities.
DR.. LIVINGSTONE is still alive hut the papers are
doing all they can to write him TO death
The ship Charles II. Southard Penarth for New
York, has put back 10 Liverpool for repairs.
The Canoe Club. on the Thames, il about 10 he
challenged by the Tiprecanoe Club, on the Mississippi
Over two hundred houses were burned recently in
Of h,real
Tue Lorpmans announce the publication In May
DisrAell. ~ " '''-''' ''' " "'N'"'
John stuart N?l objects to the Education hin -
the public expense,
The three brothers Rivers and one Garcia, who
had been convicted of hrhshlng supplies TO the Are
dondos band, were executed In MatanIas on Friday
II is believed In Rome that the French Govern.
mcnt 10 ENGAGED In discussing with the English Govern
m nt the political aspects of the question Of Papal In.
fa'lihilty.
The publication Of Bishop Strossnavcr's vro'est
agalns The proclamation Of the DOGMA IL hourly OK
pecei. mani 'esto on the subject nom Count Daru
is also looked for.
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BROOK TN.

rng picker found the fead hody OF an infant in
an 'sh barrel IN mont OF G. Bridge street.
judge Gil' ert, Of the Court of yer and Tcrmiuer
viii pronounce sentence Thursday next m the casa-
Of the convicted canyasscrs,
Francis noGnclv, while intoxicated on Saturday
attempted 10 drown himself IN the Gowanus Canal hut
wa rescued ana locked NJ for drunkenness.
Caroline F. Talbot and Sarah T. Jenkins. OF Ohio
preached e. q large congregation in the hail ut La.
fayette and Washington avenues last evening.
p:re number Of personal and profess iuna
friends followed the remains Of the late Mr. George
Kent Of tn SUNDAY Mercury, 10 their last resting place
In Greenwood yesterday.
The election fraud trials to he continued In the
Court OF over and Tcrminer this mo rnng. The cases
set down for to-day those ot cNN upcryisOI Walsh
Peter NnatrcK, Patk, Mclaughlin, james Lomas
and norton
Tie newly elected officers OF the BROOKLYN r. e.
ornhan Asylnm nre freslient, thc Rt. rey. John
LOVIhlin; Wee Presidents, John O'NAhouoy and 4 g.
Giloogi Secretaries r Kelly and - i. Phclan. Tree.
turyr VIM, Casey Drcctors Mossrs. NJ. j. l. len, W.
', Rchcrts. i J, cnnF, ' Oporghcrtv T lIalnin n.
Ga'nor Finaace Committee Thos. Carroll Francis
Curran, r. Keys
The Carlton avenue Church Society. having
huit new house OF worship for themsrlN cs at VII.
luughy AYcuup-Cue Of The finest In l}rookyn-hnd the
closing services m their old edhcc Yesterday There
Easa reunion q Old "astors ana people. The Old cd.
nee has been sold 10 hc luhcrnus for $1,000 Thr new
I - cost $500, II Is 10 be dedicated neat sunday
Iue Rev John Parker Is pastor,
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THE CONGRESSIONAL HOROSCOPE.
Gen. Ames to be seated In the senatc-Mud-
ding the GEORGIA Muddle-The Presi-
dents ST. Domingo J oh to be Defeated.

ding the GEORGIA Muddte-The Prest-
dents st. Domingo J OBJ to be Defeated.
WARRINGTON, March 27.-The Senate will end
the discussion OF the at. Domingo treaty on Tues.
dav, and on "Wednesday try to get vote on Senator
Ames's He will get his seat, by vote OF near.
ly two to one. Then comes up Georgia again, and
no one knows how long II may run; possibly only a
day or two, when Bingham's amendment will be
struck out by five to ten majority, and the House
will probably concur in order to get rid OF further
discussion. Gov. Bullock remains here wat, hing
the debate.
The Dominican treaty is virtually dead, and sena
tor Cole, who has been nursing 1t carefully,
siders It hopeless II expires the Goth OF March,
II not ratified by that time The opposition will talk
u to death, II II cannot be killed In other way
On Friday there was an attempt TO prevent an al
ioufnment over TO Monday, in order to debate
II on Saturday. and Mr. Morton said In executive
session, that he should regard those who opposed the
session on Saturday hostile to the hill but II was
an accurate test OF the merits OF the treaty but II
shows very clearly that the DRIFT is against it, and
that its chances do not improve with discussion.
The attempt by the lobby in its interest to create
the impression that this treaty was got up flank
movement on Cuba l. too thin dodge and don't 20
down, but only serves TO show the desperation Of
those interested in the job Tomorrow MIR. Schurz
will give II hammering, and MIR. Sumner is taking
notes OF the pretexts advanced by its friends TO
H. and II opI or,unity occurs, will take two or three
nOurs at Ii nuain.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
PIERRE BONAPARTE ACQUITTED,
BUT NOT RELEASED.
Can Royalty be Convicted of Murder q
The Astonishment Of the Popuisce OF
Pnris-CIaim for 100000 Francs Dam-
nups-The Hloh fyourt,s Subserxiencv.

Can Royalty be Convicted Of Murder q
The Astonishment Of the Popuisce Of
Pnris-Clnim for 100000 Francs Dsm-
rpPs-The High Courts Subserviency.
ToURs, March 27.-Prince Pierre Bonaparts
has been acquitted in spite OF the strong appeal
made by the Procureur-Genera for a verdict OF
guilty, with oxtenuating circumstances. The jury
were out only one hour. The Procureur- General in
bis argument, denounced with energy the political
party to which Victor Noir belonged, and made Of
fensive reference TO the Mdrseiidise journal, he
said, full Of blame. Nearly all the evidence Of tho
prosecution was set aside by the Procureur, who,
however. demanded the condemnation OF the Prince,
because the shooting was not done In sef-defence.
The Prince was much excited during the delivery
OF the argument. Messrs. Leroux and Demanee,
the counsel for the defence, both denounced the
Mdrseldise.
On the announcement Of the verdict the counsel
for the pdrtio ciUN6 demanded 100000 francs dam
ages. In consequence OF this demand the Prince
not released from custody. He was exceedingly
indignant because he was not allowed to leave the
Court instantly. He said he wished TO show that
he was not afraid Of the menaces made against his
life.
PARIS March 27.-The news OF the acquittal Of
Prince Bonaparte creates stir everywhere, and Oils
the people with astonlshment. It is the topmost
topic OF conversation throughout the city.
LONDON. March 26.-The correspondents of the
English newspapers at the High Court at Tours com.
ment with singular unanimty on the subserviency
of the Court to the Emperor's supposed sympathy
with Prince Bonaparte.
In their closing arguments the Ia wyers for the de-
fence laid great stress the constant and violent
denunciations of the Prince in the N1rseindise and
other circumstances calculated to exasperate the
accused
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Tie reception Of the brooklyn AssembIymen
who voted against the New York city charter was
anything but fatering on their return home on Sat.
urday Those who were conveniently absent when
the vote was taken were viewed in the same light
and were roundly abused VIII ereyer they made their
appearance in public. One Of them had placard
pinned to his coat tail bearing the Inscription
sold for $500 which atori-d no little amuse'
ment about City Hall square. Another was
burned in efnry at ;he Intersection Of Myrtle and
Frankin s1euues. A placard attached TO the figure
was labeed3" sold US out for 1850" A large
the destruction Of the man of straw" The bolt
ers one and ALL mad very hard time Of IT, aud yes
tertay kept away from the poces they usually ire'
quent on their return from Albany,
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NEW JERSEP.
The Morri. canal opens TODAY.

Inc NoITl- Vflh opens lo-uhN.
John ". De- Row Of Wynockie, y. j.. a leading
politician In Pnssaic county, died IN an epoplectic IT.
Six srortsmen went hshing In the Dundee Lake,
near Paterson and caught nearly four bushels Uf pick
Crcl In n single afternoon.
The Young Mems Seventh Ward Democratic
Campaign club has been organized In Jersey City, with
John Conncll as President.
Tile owner of the hotel at Hackensack nut tho
rent M 70 $1,000 whereupon the landlord hired public
house elsewhere and the has been glad 10
his place for $500
The last main of the season between New York
nnd New Jersey VIII take place on Union Ihll. Wei
ncsday evening next seventeen battles $1,000 the
main. The party Will assemble at Uncle John Ludows,
The Citizens Association OF the Fourth Ward OF
Hudson CIV have nominated for Alderman, William
u Smith Chosen FTechOldcr james Montgomery lri
Assessor Henry Gaedc Constables, Samuel j. Walford
and Edward A. Moutanye.
The Common Council Of Orange have declared
that Thomas Riley and Henry ". Egner are entitled 10
seats, instead Of Messrs smullcn and Smith The lat
ter received the most votes hut declared nelgbo
having served us Judges Of Election.
DR. Albert McKulkins was arrested In Jersey City,
on Saturday, on charge Of receiving electric bait
terry which had been stolen The doctor had purchased
the battery not knowing IL 10 have been stolen.
was discharged upon surrcndCring II 20 it. owner.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

The Gold Hill hre, which smothCred about q
year ago /, smould'riIg 7OJ feet below the surface
TIE Washington Woollen Mills Naumee CITY
Ohio, were burned yesterday morning. Los. 10000;
insurance SciuO
on Saturday night NJ Carrolrs grocery. Ritter A.
flhs craT mauuiHcfory, and John Buyers saloon In
sandushy were burned. Loss, $500.
Abraham S"inner's clo'hnc store ~ Main street
rrootlyn damaged hv IRE to the extent OF ~ -O0
on saturday Knight, IRON the explosion OF a kerosene
lamp,
In the destruction Of John Uirtman's stables in
Harlem. Yesterday morning, eight horses pcrshcd.
f,i,O
TIE losses Yesterday morning at 4lFLispenard
street were as follow: s. Gauhcrg pocket ook manu-.
facturcr, $500; IrHr Co fancy jewellers 81 O'n Reed
Rro., white goods 500 Duke & Co. white goods
ald linens, 800 all insured.
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A DEAD LOCK- IN UTICA.

An Interesting Aidermanic war-The Ma
jority Exhibiting their Contempt for the
Mayor-The Minority Invoking Police
Aid-Arrest Of the Police.
An unpleasantness has broken out among the
Aldermen Of Utica which interrupts the course Of
municipal legislation in that city. On Fri.
day night the Mayor issued notices for q
special session of the Council Only Elk out o
the sixteen obeyed the mandate, the majority lock
ing themselves up in a room in one Of the hotels,
and refusing to attend. The minority passed a re-
solution directing the messenger to employ force in
bringing In the obstinate majority The Chief Of Police
was directed to surround the hotel with his police.
The Recorder raised the siege ut midnight by caus.
ing the arrest OF all the officers and holding them to
bail on charges OF riot and disorderly conduct.
Meanwhile the minority retained their seats.
The boltng ten had a consultation at Q O'Clock in
the morning, and then proceeded to the chamber
where they moved for an adjournment. and by their
own votes the council which had been so long as
sembng was speedily adjourned.
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Lmhne FulIerton Dec Ints.

A number OF the most influential members Of
the New York bar recently rendered Judge Fuller,
ton public banquet This compliment was 10 be an
expression OF their indignation at the persecution TO
which the Judge was recently subjected. When
Mr. Fullerton heard Of the proposal. he thanked his
friends Tor the honor but respectfully declined to
accept H. The Judge added that hs enemies had
fallen, and that every consideration Of magnanmty
impelled him to let them rest
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The Etpction IN Tpnnas.ee.

NASHVILLE, March 26.-The election for the
ratification Of the new constitution. and for county
officers, took rlace IN Nashville to-day. Every.
thing passed of quietly, and a heavy vote was
poled, Notwithstanding tie heavy rain. The dia-
patches received by the Banner indicate the ratid-
cation OF the new constitution by n decided ms
jori'y. The Conservatives claim for Tennessee the
credit OF being the first State to adopt universal
suffrage without regard 10 color.
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wife Murder In Conncciicut.

Nav HAVEN, March 27.-Thomas Gormau, a
manufacturer of friction matches at Westyillc Conn
went TO church as usual yesterday morning. and on
lodging In the lung. German went TO the police
headquarters and said that another man had shot his
wife, but she and her son both say that German was
the man, and be- is IN ail, The couple had lived un
happily several wears
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WAsHISGToS, March 27.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has directed the Assistant Treasurer al
New York to sell TWO millions Of LOd and purchase
two millions of bonds account of the sinking
fund, in April. and In addition thereto to purchase
t"o pillions Of bonds for the set.al fund, making
Of four millions OF bonds or tue month.
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Spanish Icri.,o,Io, for Cub,

MAnR1D March 27.-Sefor Beccrra, Minister
OF the Colonies, declared in the Cortes Yesterday
that the Captain General OF Cuba has received In
siuctions TO order elections TO he held for Deputies
TO the Cortes II the situation Of tie island will per-
NIT them,
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Lersundi's Ambition.

MADRID, March 27.-The Colonial Depar tment
II In possession OF many documents showing tho
character Of the various conspiraeies which cul-
nit ated In the insurrecton in Cuba and proving
that OF the most siderable of these plots had
for It's object the elevation OF Lersundi to the Vice
ROYALTY OF the island