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should at once telegraph to her her friends and
put herself under their protection, and
mat until their arrival the young man
snom,h snSmnh carr, out the role he had as;
Miss Brydges. IL was o'clock when the
dinner was fnisbed and the train for New York
st rted at t.35, SO one Of the best OF the Coutl-
mental teams was driven to tho iadles'
entrance, and the lady. closely yelled ana al
most hidden IN large black cloak. was
father took parlor car. having purchased
tickets for New York. The parting OF the
lovers IN room 2ll Is sciibed as that OF " very
discreet ersons." The two Canad an lawyers.
TluRes. Sr and bis son, remain at the Conti-
mental all night aud tomorrow morning the
law yer- aud Btydges. sr., will 60 To- Canada bv
way OF Now York. The Young Lieutenant has
returned To his home In Phmnixville.
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the PAssAIC INcENDIARIEs.
Action Of Mclean Hose Company and Of tho
Common Council Last Night.

Mclean Hose Company of Passaic, some
Of whose members are accused Of incendlarism,
held special meeting last night, at which
Augustus white, Abraham Kranenburg. and
Thomas Barnoclo were suspended for an indea-
mite period. These three members have either
been charged with completely with John Chase
the confessed tncehdi,r VINO is IN al al Pat
ersOn, or are suspected to have been aCccssOr-
les. White was the assistant foreman OF tue
company, aud Is under arrest Krdnenburg Ia
suspected Of completely In tho crimes that Chase
acknowledged having committed, but has not
been arrested, and BarnOclo lies at home
crippled In both legs by the fall Of a wall at
IRE. Chase is also bis ccuser,
Twelve residents OF Passaic sent In their
mes for proposal a. members OF the com
piny. This action WAS incted by desire to
save The company from threatened dissolution.
Al the meeting Of the Pissaic Common Coun-
eli Last night committee was appointed 10 In
vestgate the causes of the frequent nres. lhcre
was disposition on the part Of some
ot the Council 20 disband Mclean Hose
Company, but the communication sent
TO the Council by the company, relating
their prompt action In suspenling the suspect
ell members, altered the Determination. Tho
wholez ,le charges II John Ch Ise are not cen-
orally credited The Chief OF Police OF Paterson
went 70 ihiladclpl Ia Yesterday morning with a
Tequisltlon from Gov. Bede for the arrest of
FRANK lalDert. the hftn person accused by Chase.
haipeIt lett fassaic some time ago to live Ia
lhilduClpha
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STATE RANKS.
| A synopsis of Superintendent EliIs's Report
TO the Legislature.

ALBANY. Jan. A.-The report of Super
ntendent Ellis is 20 he sent to the Legislature
this week. At the time OF the last report II says
there were eighty-one Incorporated banking In
stitutions in the State, and In the year charters
have been granted to eleven Others. Five inslI-
tutions have closed, four by becoming national
banks, and one having failed. The resources uf
al the banks In the State other than savings
banks amount TO 6lO7,07l 9l8. 1he resources OF
tho various trust companies In the state are
placed at 500, 9iS. MIR. Ellis recommends
publ, 10 suppose that they are incorporated in-
stttutiOna,
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Boss McLaughlins General Committee last
night completed is reorganization by adding three
respcclao gentlemen 70 the regularly elected dele.
CATION from each ward Boss Mclaughlin managed tings
~ IN lnr outside Tue party defrat fi led TO tue
determination to gather volknuWn citlzeus INTO the
ola organization To make respectabilty predoni
and 70 Ch,cSmate The Marshall iiunieI siocum move.
ment The new names AS read include X. r. Back.
house. A. G. Davis. Harvey Harrington, Chas s. EnsHn,
aud Geo. u Fatrington, VINO we're conspicuous IN he
ant lllnR movement OtiCr nam the lis
". FOX, McHregur Steele. John Smons, Chas. Hurst,
Mm.O Southwick, John L. lill Geo. l., Fox. J. NJ.
HteArns, Ir. Jostpu burger, A. H. Daley John MuerI,
WIN. II hurd. Jr. Ne rly every name in the list Is
American, Democrat saying a. they cou.d Ah ,rd 10
gVe the Americans three deicgates from each ward,
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The Rc-uI, OF tho Spa nish Elections.

MADRID, Jan. ga second ballot, which WAC
required at Barcelona. took place yesterday. The
Ssgastst candidate withdrew and schor CASTELAR, va
PROBABLY elected.
sehors Canavos del Castillo Lopez do ATAa. Romero
Rohedn. and Angulo. former Minister; Bayo a bank.
from Mlnrd.
Tho Ministerial journals estimate that the Coz
viii euihfAce about thirydNo SagIst-ts. sixteen Mod
supporters Of the Government.
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cHRIsrIAN STATESMEN ~ DANGER
An Investigation that Promises to Eclipse the
Credit MObilicr scandal.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. Alt appeared to 10
the purpose of the Republican side Of the House
to-day not 70 oppose the Democrats In asking
for special nvestigations, but they hardly under
stood the character OF the resolution offered by
MIR. Holman at the close OF the session, which
was AS follows:
Whereas. II II alleged that imnroper and frAudulent
leans we're resoried TO 60 influence LEGISLATION In the
passage of the act uf Congress entitled act to In
cnrpor te the Texas Pacific Railroad tOmpaay, ami to
aid In the cOnttruclOn of ts ROAD and uthcr pur
poses. approved Marcu O. lS1l by person. Interested
IN the passage Of said act and that contract and com
nations were sun cqurntN entered into sai4 com.
plnv IN violation of the terms oi ssd act N refore
hsSoIred. That the Committee on Judiciary he In.
strlcd TO Inquire Into SAL alcga ions report to
the House whether tnprHprr .nf frauluent mcaus
mere 80 resored 70 n securing the OF said act
or whether the sd company hts, pY IT. contracts
consoiid tons wlh other companies. done any act
RhCh uud JUSTLY forfeiture OF tht franchises grant
"a py said act and to this eud said counttee may sead
for pcrsons and papers.
The revelations which this examination will
make, II 10 SAID, Viii exceed the Credit Mohiiier
scandal. Gen. Fremont. 1t is alleged, for reasons
not YET given l. ready to make clean breast Of
MS connection with tue Memphis aud III Paso
Kailruad, which Is embraced la the scope Of Sir.
HUlnans resolution.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS,
When Spain Expects 10 Queii tho Trouble.
some Cuban InsurrecIion.

BERLIN. Jan. "a. - The Spanish dpom ate
representatives At tho various courts have verbally In.
formed the Governments that after the defeat OF the
Csrsts which Is expected IN short time. Spain hopes
10 be enabled to quell the Cuban iusurrsctoa
through increased renforcements. 40 foreign com-
plicaone are anticpaed. because me nited states
has distinctly repudiIted the idea Of anncxing CubaS
step which would lead to the election VI q a
negro r. pres cutatlyes to Congress-
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One nenighwnymnnin In Ound.

On Saturday afternoon last Mr.. Joseph Stearns
Of the nrm OF John n. slearn, Co. silk lnAnufsc.
urers, went 60 the bank to draw large sum Of money
with which TO pay on the operatives on his return he
encountered stranger IN front OF the factory AZ and
street an Third hveeue ana the stranger attempted
throw paper OF reI pepper into has eyes. Mr. Searns
dpdged the paper and tnrn the ran. He was pur
sued by Oniier Reagan. but he escaped through
lhe ihctOri The papJr wAs picked up, aud
u proved 20 be circular of grocer at $50 Avenue
The clerk described the man who bought the uipts
Last ngn he was arrested anu 10 the twenty SECOND
street police station ho gave tue name of Rernard
Mtylau from kicnigan.
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For some months the Officers OF the New York
Fate Glas' Insurance Company have been bothered by
rcgncsu from correspondents for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for rtmtances that they have received and al last
became pl IN that their mail was being hammered
WIN, long watch resulted IN fastening sIsDic on
upon one OF their employees Before positive proof
la hctn secured against him Ne became alrnled, aud
ON Monday ast the unice cutcr,d hy burelarH aud
The books ere banly mutlard that II WAS mpossi
hc TO ascertain what pDmcnts had boon maze. Tho
suspected man, Charles toushn, siU unmulcslcd
nl Dyttctyr ally hut yesterday hr was Arrested AT,
ter he had been detected Ia opening letters addressed
U tuC lrln
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Inndaulet WHINING. Expenditures.

WASHINGTON, Jan. - rhe Speaker to day
announced as additional mcmbcrs OF tue committee to
examine The expenditures ~ tho Department Of Jus
ticr. of which Mr.. taulnrd u llihnis is Chairman
MrsSrr. Durham OF kcnturhy, Mcmahon Of ONO CuCh
ran OF ftnn'yyama' ana 'ougcr or Mcmgan. Mr.
Durham wAs uembcr Of TINS committee IA The last
House and SHOWS tOmcthug Of tIc details the bus
ness aud how the Government has been annually
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Arthur Seit1. a clerk for the Domestic Sewing
Machine Comp ny drew 5000 from the Bank II the
Metropolis yesterday and stepped across Che room
desk 70 count H. lie 1okcd up In response tap
We shoulder, end answered u Uiya question put TO
MIN by a gentleWanly stranger Wneuhe looked back
half OF the money was gone. the lnquistVe Stranger
was captured before he reached the door. ana Waa
handed over 10 policeman Justice Morgan held him
a. .tl
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Ho was aversc TO quarrelling, yet his enemies
found him what the boys call A"hard nut" when thcy
tried to impose upon him. He turned his back
on friend or foe aud ike many brave hearts. had al
most aa many foes as friends. Consequently HIS lie
was full OF exciting incidents. all Of which yividy
skeiched IN tue sensational story of The GaYest Boy
in New YORK." to be commenced 10 No 10 VI the B0vS V
Ms word ready next ThursnN.--Adp.
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Republican. Defeating an Investigation.

WAsnINurON, Jan. 2i.-Ar. Whitthornes reso-
luton TO have the division OF captured aud
property In the Treasury Department Investigated was
defeated 10y the Republicans refusing vote suspend
the rules, II has long been well known that W. T..
Chandler, when Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
obtained Information regarding rY claim before tho
drphimcnt tor cotton captured and that he mas en-
JONr0 monopoly OF the clam business that
count. A. he Ia secretary Of the lrpuOlcan National
Committee his political fends IN the House would uOt
allow any Investigation that would reach hun.
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'ee 7torS Of Nr. Bridges and Mrs. Nc
NrnIie IN iIndcIphin.

PHul,uErrHIt, Jan. A.-The Times has
As i,al"ihg special from the Phunixyille
'f'eder'o II. BrSdgcs, the hero Of the Brydges.
Ach"rNo -candal, has been a resident VI this
"'n ipr the llt two or three months. lie
-S 7-n' here by ha father (who has
been great friend TO the nrm of
uark@. iieeyes & Co., bridge builders)
iof III p,fp1,e of getting an insight into prac-
W I"iI sing. Coming highly recommended
W wa 1' once lipniZed by the best society of
.%n"el % '.i'r. lie was a good fellow with all.
hnu hnu Mh'n"'er IN duty might be seen parad-
ms %" -t''ots with the most beautiful and
rIeu "l our ladies. Kunor has it that
ue Nhl *' ~illod, more than one ~ them
.,a 81. 'l'lru that all he had 10 do was to
A., 'N' fd ma 'heN were his; and on sun
."F l tur choicest pew In the Episcopal
LnuIch n h1d rooms IN one - our boarding
..''''i UI'rl Nlfh mr. icles Of Vcrtu aud warlke
sa" 'nd ger eraily took his meals IN an
"thh T.. t"7iturent
,,Alo4' '0. weeks ago there came by express
49,, ,,. I'i- saratoga truuks so heavy that the
49, 'Hl arc'y carry them. These trunks,
Tl Ut ii cont ined female apparel, on
b'e'lp l,i were expressed by his order 10
tg'l."" twelve nile- from here, nd he soon
Nv men, On Wednesday he went to
The N-- Hryases ~ PbTnixyille" " Is I'M
w.. s"oMh h len" A. half past . o'clock this morn
hs, W ~ dtr' aud his companion ate break
,re.. ''l anu '.fu took stroll on tuestnu
if)m n ih' MiNd Of the 1910 train
',.,.. irgdges, appruached the CON.
NJ 'nihs df. X ia company with
,pi, hn'in''. leading LAWYER Of Montreal, the
bS,' t'"."hi alive Of the injured husband who
Wra }'' appeared on the scene. The tw , de-
,.n t 10 he shown t. the young mana
an, hdt n1 he and the / DIV mere
ts',,p " "rn Adinf. the two Rrntlemon also
80 along thcstuut ftrect. While they
,bs .'phs ~ Jr., shd the lady returned TO
m', ''i. ind young Etydgrt was Informed
,als,"' I,'ner had arrived. lie was greatly
,nso0 0. hf nrst, but m a fcw moments re,
l.fa, 7rll pos,ession, and directed that
Ap, Iil be- shown 10 ma room.
hsn 80" In'i'hit collector omplOIed by lIrydpes
I'm f,-n, and hfleT him, 10y the noon nan
AhIh,.N YORK, Mr.. MackehIie's father, Mr.
ii9n'N Nl,rn, and hrs family lawyer, lie
,na {. Ahbott The three law,ers
Yoi,,." ."' Two fathers tnen went To tho
tnhs-l 'N'h room, nud after two hours
1pr,s I,h the whole uarty. apparently I'm high
gsth.' 'in pefl9rilY siti -ned, took dinner To-
tyer,i ni' hIldgess lawyer announced that
bos n nhu bern afr aged a. satisfactorily as
l01n t.o Ihart the circumstance, and IL was
lady .n''n'9 mat 1t had been agreed that the
Mn5,,si .u return TO her Ather's house In
sy Le, await the result uf an application
tJg, 'obhud Tor divorce q rfnouiO gIafti.
mon A. IT, winch she would bestuW her hand
Hosnlt.o 'a mans lawyer, as soon as no wa,
~ sunday iusis,ed thai the LADY
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JOHN sCANNALL,s SANITY.
An Examination that viii speedily Free him
IRON Asylum Confinement.

ALBANY, Jan. 2i.-The Hon. Peter
Mitchell. one Of the counsel Of John Scannell Is
here attending the Court of Appeals. He says
that Dr. OrdronauX, the state Commissioner in
Lunacv, and Dr. Gray. Of the Utica Asylun,
nave made an examination as to Scannell's mem
tai condition, and pronounce hun perfectly
sane.
lhcy have certified this fact to the County
Judge OF Oneida county, and II Is probable that
in few days the officials Of the asylum will be
formally served with notice 70 that effect, and
that SCannell " III he discharged,
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a PrOmincn, Dcmocrn, A-.n..isatcd.

NEW OhLEANs, Jan. "a. senator Tom Ander-
son received to-day telegram from Postmaster Good
win At Washington, 81. Lancry parish. stating that
eI senator Coz j, Onutt OF that parish. had bocn
onuit NAs elected Democratic senator IN 1868 and was
low weeks ago.
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Enticed from IIome and Murdered.

HARTFORD, Jan. -. Last September a twelve
yearold son OF Francis Gowdy Of scluco village IN
Hnnod. Conn disappeared, and Al the time tiOO
was stolen from the house, II was supposed at the
the money and hai ci lccd him away, Nir Gowuy has
made dingent search tor hs lost son and his abduoor.
II II reported that The body Of the hoy found to-
diJ IN POwuer Hollow, Enncld, Wlth his throat cut
htleVcd that the hlrod man murdered the hoy for
tho money taken from bis flth,Ts y emlses, There
ms been a suspicion thnt the same man uurd red
Moses Dickinson Of Amhcr Mass, In November last.
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Pushing the An,i.CathoIic Question.

TRENTON, Jan. si.-ln the New Jersey Assem-
bly, the AnuCathoc crusade was started Tonight by
tho Introduction BY hr. Carey Of bin repeating 50
much Of the hli chartorlng tho Beuedcino ssters of
EuIabe'h nr eHenpts their property from syanpn.
Hpethcf tarsCA,lrn introduced OIL evident de.
slgued 20 get rid of the not pmticuiirY reputable
board In Jcrsry city, directing the losri ~ Edu
eAtOn TO appoint the boards u ciuc4uOu Ia Cties.
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As the O'Clock train from New York. due at
Trenton at 6le was approaching the depot In that city
on sunday evening, II ran '"to the Monmouth street
bridge knocking the CEN. j. supports ~ the bridge
away hud pnL up several tf thV cars In heap. Tic
locomotive was datiaged the tender jumped tue track
aud he nrsi Passenger car piled IN me baggage
car, ana boih of them were demolished. The stoves
were upset anu wo o he cars were set ere the
names NeTo soon eGunsuNhed.
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A deep, bleeding wound was above the right
eye ~ Mr. james fliuD, Yonkers carriage builder
and he was but partially conscious when an oicer OF
the rhirtyscventh street station found him at Eighth
eYcnue and lhirieth street last evening" Mr. Finn tn.
formcd Sergeant Ncstbruok that he came t. New YORK
On Thursday 10 drpoaiic el,ln In savings bank but
pelus RHecled OT quor, he Mas rpObed 0i the money
on an Eighth avenue c-t m West Broadway. Tue Sec.
goaut recognized him
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RETRENcHMENr Nv EARNEsr
Cutting Down the Onicehoiders' salaries and
Keducing their Number.

Reducing their Number.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-The Appropria-
tions Committee Tomorrow take up the Legisla
tive, Judicial and Executive bill ana the iuten-
tion ia TO reduce the pay Of salaricd officials
receiving over Sl.Sn per annum ten per cent: 10
reduce tho number Of the employees In the de-
partments and public Offices of the country
twenty per cent, ana make eight hours labor a
days work. At the last session Of Congress. an
ATTEMPT was made To make seven hours aday's
work in tine Departments, but IL was defeated.
At pfesen. an executive order requires this
number Of hours labor, but the object OF tue
Approximations Committee Ia to enact the eight
hour system into a general law.
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WAsHINGTON, Jan, "a Ex-Commssioner Of
Indian Affairs E snhth. Is not Acy 10 sal for AM
ca a, he expected There several warrants
issued for his arrest and ofc' from Minnesota has
requsition for hf rrturn " that STATE. Mr. Smith
GArtrd tor New YORK aHt night, whittier Tue unicer
followed to-uaY. An memher ~ Coma Ircss from Mis-
sour has asu SUIT TO Institute against the piOus eI
tflIl mi
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A S2I8.nnO deficiency.

WASHINGTON, Jan, A.--lhe Commissioners Of
Indian Affairs was before the House Committee on
Appropriations to-day asking for 6Oo this amount
being required dencsncy. owing to tho fact that
eItrAor inary Issues Of supplies made TO subalst
numerous bands OF Sioux ca led tOge her al the Red
GiOud Agency IN the conference hcid by the late Com
maslOn " Vest for the eossl0n VI tue BLACK Hllls,
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Rcfu.Ina 10 An-nmc thr nl,lrIct pchr.

wAsHiNGTOS, Jan. A.-Ihe House to-day en-
phalcaiy declared that 1t would not assume tue pay
ment Of the interest the % bonds The proposition
10 limit the issne 10 flhOO0OoO was not entertained
lllY useless motion. The joint resolution
u, pass goes 10 ihe senate wnctc may not be acted
upon for dtyN, and then the Pfr- dent can Keep II ten
dAys. II IN tina timo the DistTlci Commissioners 40
not tuCceed In increasing tie Indebtedness another NIL
lion Of dollars, II viii MT Oe for incIperlon0e In ping
LnO doDt.
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NoRwALK. Conn, Jan. A.-rhe large mansion
OF Loren =, lngersoll. adjoining H. A. woodwards IN
south horwals WAS DESTROYED by nre early this morn.
ik' ~ was 10 nave bsen occupied next bprng by j. IL
inser0ll, anu had just been painted aud fretcOed
I,ise bart OF the furniture was saved The loss ~
0n sue furniture.
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 2i.-The jackson WHO ana
7bpns at the e2dslys thai Doc Manguma noted suer-
mia on the f. dersl side during the war WAS GssAsa
ated hile at work In s d twelve miles above
savannah, on the Tennessee river. Two mask ed mon
rode up 10 the fence near where he pOugt1aR,
and literally riddled him with balls Ihey then placed
hls corpse On a hOrse ana Carried Il away.
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WAsHINGTON, Jan. "a. 1t was currently re-
ported TO-DAY that the Stock book Of the Seneca Stone
company had .een destroyed to prevent the inyesgs
ton mo the Freednans SAVINGS BANS from develop
ing the namrs and interest which prominent Admins.
tstOR officials have had Ia tins rotfen concern.
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Ihe great sensational story OF life In the me-
"opolls' entitled " Tue Gayesl Roy In Hew YORK." will
he commenced IN No. 10 OF the Bovs OF Ms World.
ready next Thnr'day' II you fond OF exciting
"uIS, true 10 nature and yet teemng with adventure
and thrilling scenes. read "1he 0.y,.t Boy tn New
YOTk"-Ads.
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PARIS, Jan. @i.-G imbetta and other Repubii-
cans. spprehcnsvc Of bad effect In the provinces
the Radicals should ed In elccting Senators
Tor iaiis, are sire uuusiy NurHug 20 hrlug
compr0mse between the various Rcpubiea sections
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The PoIIce Forcinr a l!nmhlinp Inu...

Inspector McDermot, Capt. Van Dusen, and
Detective Slavin. with platoon Of patrolmen, sur.
rounded James W Golfers GamhliOg house nj $40
Hruauway last night The prOpr.etDrs were tummoued
To open tne door nnd US they used police fnrrd
thrir way tnrOuPh. Tao han was empty ana Dy the
am Hshl Of turned down Eas burner, George Wash.
lngton, the c0lOicd waiter was founa seemingly sound
80 "
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Bonapar,lsr. supporlus Mac,iaho..

PARIS, Jan. A.-A Bonapar,ist association.
styled the Cons' Vative National Committee has Issued
manifesto announcing thst they viii support PresL
geht MMahon uhtii thc expiration OF his term Ia 1850.
Ihtl All thrn demand tlat an e To- tne people
made for determining the future form Of governmeaa
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Judge Pratt decided Yesterday that Edward &
Slpsrsb application for writ ~ haDess corpus axe
nm 9n' oi sing Sing Prison cannot be granted b. ths
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Attorney General iairchild paid to ComptroI-
cr Greon Yesterday sos 3ih9f. procreds nf the lde
m'n recovered 0J tnc STATE aga the esate J.mes
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OsnKosH, Wis, jan "a. Fires on Saturday
night and yesterd morning destroyed Conlce. Beach
Gos ,aN mlil 'nd ne Peters House herr Ine los.
0n the Pe,ers hVuels tS'.olQ, tIsurinpe, tl3O0O.
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Jerome Hopkins was elected President ana
DNyd NJ L"Vru Secretary OF thG New York husca
owl CiuO /. st evening,
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Tho Reformed Church In Rockville Centra.
Long Island, WAS burned on SUNDAY afternoon itW1
bu'it twu ycsrs ago, ana cust tli Ool MIR Robert "
Andersen hcld 5000 mortgage On the property.
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AudItor Wnl.on,. shnrs.

evening were tnU Rev. lr. lts the Res. Dr. PaItOA
ana tho Rev Dr. Eiucr. WAN m Il. Dofge. Jr. pre-.
sided
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Judge Baird having lucd the liquor dealers Of
iOnNers 500 EACH they nave determined 90 appeA -
the County Court,
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Moro tbnn S3OO,OOO D,norepco.


Henry Clews Co. s Indebtedness to the Stats
OF Geor stated py Gov. Smith at $40 AZ Ga
the ncr hand tha arm that the state tho1
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PROVIDENCE, Jan. a-An increased amount
Of machinery Was running at Ion dll' to day, bud
thc meeting Of the ttrAing operatives voted ViEoF
ousI as ever not ~ 20 10 WOrA.
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FIorenco's Wcs,err

Adam sarke, Jsweiler, was Instantly killed
on The railway trHc1 between hewsrS sud RAVorley
last evening.
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A Jowiah College In New YorL

Cry or MEXICO, via Havana. Jan. "a Fom
hhndred soldiers have been ,cnt to TttaUrce he
can troops on tho Rio Grandr