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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
PUGILIsTs HELD IN CHECK.
George Hooke and steve Taylor Meet In tho
Ring and h heep on the Gloves.

Very nearly 1000 persons were packed in
the enormous canvas Of Howe's & CushinRs cir
Gus last evening, aud George Rookie and steve
Taylor put on the gloves. Jem Mace was umpire
for Rookie, Joe Coburn for Taylor, and Butt
Riley was chosen referee. The pArtisans OF the
contestants were there IN force aud full Of ex-
citement. but their ready cheers and wells OF en-
cOuragement aud derlsion were as promptly
repressed by the police, under command OF
Can't. Ward and Sergeant Brown. Nine rounds
were fought. Rookie, who Is In much the best
condition for the ring. showed himself a good
body fighter, and displayed more quickness than
his antagonist. but Taylor made some pretty
stops and did deal OF effective work on Rockies
face and neck.
The eighth and ninth rounds were the most
severe. by this time both men were IN humor
for heavy fighting. Taylor forced tho work in
the opening Of each Of these rounds. admins
teTing some effective left-handers on Rockies
face, and taking BODY returns with 4 broad
grin, but every round closed with rush by
Rookie and some close forearm hitting.
At the end Of the ninth round 1t became a
matter OF serious doubt II the men could longer
be held In check 80 an abrupt termination was
put to the boxing.
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the LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION.
Report on Casey that Boutwell, Suppressed
The Post once Defalcation.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6-Before the Con-
tessional Committee to-day, Charles W.
Lowell, eI. Postmaster, who defaulted for a large
amount In 1873, testified that the sum Of $l45OO
mad been raised by his sureties and other parties
As compromise with the Government for
sI'oD' as shown by the quietus, dated June 20,
1914 signed by the Auditor Of the Ire
This money was paid over to Frank Morey. Con-
gresham, who conducted the adjustment in
Washington. The testimony Of the suretios on
the bond prove that larger sum OF money was
promise.
several witnesses were called, who testified
suAt during the campaign OF 1872 money was
paiu Dy parties IA the Custom House 10 persons
VINO did no service for the Government. Much
ssndence was taken relative to the Construction
peperIment showing that workmen had re-
ssefed les, wages than the amounts entered on
sue pay fus. Ia one case the witness said he
received t2O where the entry was for SIS, and
cue signature was u forged one.
nhe chairman OF the committee received the
"uo"lhg despatch:
Wicker Collector Key West. Ieft Tor Warrington to
son,n' Tue President Aad secretary relation 70 his
s'sn'Ii Il. has private copy Of ms repOr! against
,nulseu Mlceer has often threatened TO publish his
aaee e ana the Department emoied Make hn pro
Wicker arrived on Tuesday, and has been sub
tuunsed o{ the committee. lie will probably
"svuif on Wednesday,
~ 'N'hgTes-n man sheldon was examined rela-
Sto meeting Gen. Porter, Iiabcock, and Casey
.. M%hlngton, and discussing the appointment
na.hga a. Disrlct Judge after the Senate
80 fel 81 u confirm Pdrdee. Casey was supporter
we LATER ana a propOsition made him
dsa,ige hls support IN favor OF Billings. sheldon
sn,nueu 10 testify concerning conversation
r'n N,sry on the subject OF the Judgeship SO
"a, a, related o third parties.
fo,a na,pr , george Il. Head U. 5. A appeared be-
tto,e the committee ana III ade statement deny
Ea., ~ .ns o. sfse u bribery made against him by
nrre IN ashington. He declared that Seelye
wnn'.u w,eu MN the Majority OF the regiment II he
Iw,u tatlon troops at certain towns In North
thsi,ana' ths MS was In the fall OF 1874. when
zoe lhe troops were 10 he used Tor politicT
Hsppp,eshnn H. Head refused to grant the req est
sdva,, a,so testified that Morey had said the only
lutase .isae OF the presence Of troops was the pO-
'N 'nhuencs which they exercised.
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DECIDING THE TIES.
A Lazy Game that Ended In Poor Victory
and Common Average for Joe

IN the contest with Maurice DAILY In Ir-
wing Hall. last nieht. Joseph Dion won the
fourth prize, s5OO played for In the Philadelphia
tournt ment. This leaves the NTH and sixth
prizes to be battled for by Maurice DAILY and A.
p. Rudolphe. Joseph Dion won the lead and
scored 10. Daily won q cipher, Dion scored an
other; DAILY ran up s5. and Dion again initiated
him. After this the game was slow. and, for
long while. active interest ceased. Dion made
runs OF IS, 20. and "a, and reached the end Of his
first string while DAILY was scoring Q, 3, or at
an inning, and had amassed but 81 In all.
DAILY moved laneuid!y around the table ard
took mis- III luck indinsrsn;ly Dion was conf
dent and smiling. IIo ran ~ twice almost In
succession, and reached lSO while bis opponent
bad only rs. There was but little good play on
skiful shot. A third good rum OF II points, left
Dion 24 In his fourteenth inning to 20 for DAILY
in his thirteenth inning. Although Days
friends were the most numerous, their hopes
began to wane at this stage OF the game. DAILY
ran up ~ by n series OF difficult shots, and then
Dion found the balls In beautiful position, aud
with the most delicate man gen M ent cOaxed 80
out OF them-the largest run IN the Rame-and
left the score 25i to 1t3. Tne balls were so ar.
ranged when Dion's 30 we're counted that Ddly
made safety shot. Dion run ana II, and
ended the game, In one hour and 1fteen min
utes. Dion's average was II ii u.
William sex,on and A. +. kndolphe then
PLAYED an exhibition game. AT the end OF the
10th inning the score stood Sexton. 30 Ru-
Golphe. 1906 Sex ions highest runs were 81, u,
and 30 ; MS average WIS lSA Hudolphe's highest
run was 49, Tue time OF the game was hour
and 80 minutes.
Tonight Maurice Dalv and A. p. Rudophe
Will compete for the ~! h and sixth prizes, 500
be PLAYED by william sexton and Georze Slos-
son. The new tournament Tor $3.50 divided
into IrIzes Of $500 $500 and 500, Will he opened
TO morrow nigh. sexton. Slosson, Garner, aud
RudOlpho the competitors.
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BRIsroW's NEW YORK FRIENDS.
Men who nre Going TO Cincinnati TO Demand
Reform Nomination.

Men who nre Going TO Cincinnati TO Demand
Reform Nomination.
Al n meeting Of the Republican Reform
Club last evening. an address was adopted urg-
ing the Republican National Convention TO
nominate for the Presidency q candidate who
will Garry out tho pledges made by the party In
1872, to reform the civil service. and to secure
by legislation tho speedy resumption OF specie
payments.
On motion Of Gen. Francis c. Barlow the fol-
lowing was adopted:
Resoired, That in the judgment OF the Republican
Tor President OF tue United states oy tue Republican
National Convention Nlll be satisfactory guarantee
prova OF the people in the approaching election, and
will assure Republican success the state OF New
York, and In the nati, n.
Seventy mem bers OF the club were selected TO
present to the National Convention the address
and To urge the nomination OF Mr.. Brlstow.
ReS Dr. '1s BsI,o.s John Jsy, AIefsodep HsmiIs
ton, Gems. Alexander Shaler, Henry Z. Burnett,
Lovd Aspinwall. James Il. Kiddoo. J. II. Van
and Messrs. William Il. Dodge. Judson s.
schultz, Dorman Is. Eaton. lie Grand H. Cannon,
John Jacob Astor, William c. Church, homas
l.. ThornelI. Howard Potter. Joseph II. Choate,
James c. Carter, William ii. Guion, and David
DOws.
The delegates will meet at 30 Union square
this evening to make preparations for their de-
psrture. They expect TO start for Cincinnati on
Saturday evening.
The delegates are no, Instructed to urge Mr..
Bristow alone. He is the ciup's first choice.
But II Is understood that should they ind that
he cannot be nominated, the delegates have tho
power to suggest other candidates who. in their
judgment. will he acceptable to the club.
Among the gentlemen spoken OF In the meet
ing ss worthy of the support OF lndependent
Gov. Moran, Gov. Hayes, william A. Wheeler,
and Charles Francis Adams. Every member
Of the CLUB 10 opposed to the nomination of
either Roscoe COnkling, Senator Morton, or
James q. Blaine.
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A FIGHT OYER 4 STEAMBOAT.
Tho Marshal shot by the Captain, and the
Captain shot by the Marshnrs Posse.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-The steamer Kate
Dickson, owned by Capt. James Taylor OF Nc
Keesport. Pa, was llbelled several days ago by
two deck hands, and tied up at Louisville. The
boat escaped from that city and came here.
Tho men followed, and repeated tho operation
here. and the claim was settled. The papers in
the suit at Louisville were sent to United States
Marshal Harrington at CovipgtoD. who learned
this 10 orninR that the boat left for Pittsburgh
last midnight. Charterng q fast towboat, be
oyerhauled tho Kate Dickson At Ripley.
Marshal Harrington endeavored to capture tho
boat, but was warned on by Capt. Taylor.
Harrington went ahead TO Maysville, and,
summoning p0sse, endeayored TO board
Alter announcing hts purpose, In answer
TO a question by Taylors son, he was
ared on by Capt TAYLOR, who was armed with a
doubl -baIrelled gun, and Instantly killed. Tay-
lor then appeared on the guards with 9. pistol,
and was I'm mmediately shot dead oy the Hprring-
ton party. Much excitement IL reported In
Naysyille over the sad AFFAIR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
The Cost Of Throwing the Dice.

IfSamucl Koch, keeper of an exchange once at
zoe West street. had visited hs neighbors barroom
In Hoboken street and bantercd the bsrkeeper to
chuck dice for the cigars" he might have tho
man who entered office and stole two bags OF gold
and silver coin. Mr. Koch's small boy sweeping
the Sidewalk while MIR. Koch was taking to the bar.
tender The sma boy acCosted by strnng who
m de inquiries about the Interesting objects on Man.
haitian Island, and tue boy began imagine himself to
be q walKing guide book. While the small boy TAXED
with the strang 7, and while the small boys employer
continued to talk with the bartender another person
entered the brokers' Office and disappeared win tho
two OF coin Then the stranger who "a ked with
the tmsl boy welt away. Mr. Koch says that he bags
AIMED $500 worth Jf French. German, Italian, aud
United States gold and silver coins.
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EDWARD n. STOKES.
Decision under which he Must stay In sing
sing Prison until October.

ALBANY. June 6-On Dec Is, 1872, Edward s.
Stokes was convicted Of murder In the rst degree
killing James Fisk. Jr, and on Jan o, 1873. sen
fenced to be hanged 2sth day Of February fol-
lowing. previous trial had resulted In disagree
ment On writ Of error the Court OF Appeals reversed
the Judgment and ordered a trial. On the third
trial verdict of mansaughter In the third degree was
rendered and he sentenced TO the extreme penalty
allotted by law TO that offence. namely, four years I'm
pr-onment at hard labor Ia State prison. On Feb.
1870 his counsel procured writ OF hAbeas corpus and
claimed hrs re the ground that the senenc
been fuly satisfied nrst because stoke, had earned
deducted from the full term pursuance OF statute
and second because there should be deducted fom
tul term OF four years the nine months ami tW
three days OF hrs confinement between the time Of ms
nrst sentence to death anu his second sentence to I'M
prisonment for four the Judge st the Special
Term held that the sentence had not expired
manded him. The General Term has affirmed the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
AFTER THE STORM.
Blaine st Length Quiet and the House Attend
ing TO the Public Business.

WASHINGTON. June 6.-The House was
as serene to-day as the face OF nature after q
heavy thunder storm. Gladiatorial Blaine rested
from his labors, and the Indian Appropriation
bill was passed after a few hours discussion.
This bill makes provision for faithfully carrying
out the terms of every treaty, but transfers the
Indian Bureau to the War Department after July
l. Mr.. springer, who presided, in an elaborate
decision overruled the poiut Of order raised
by MIR. Seelye last week that the transfer clause
was not GermaDe to the bin. Although the
tees bill. which merely provided for the trans.
fer, IL was Important that the Appropriation bill
should clinch the proposed LEGISLATION and pre-
vent tho Senate from deferring the consider
alton Of this question until next session. Now.
II the Senate seeks to amend by striking out the
transfer clause the bill Will have to be returned
tn the House, and this reform Is one the House
Will adhere to regardless OF the threats OF the
Administration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The suitan's Quarrel with the X Khedive-War
Imminent bstween Turkey and Serxia.

LONDON, June GA despatch from Alex
apdria says q quarrel has arisen between the
Khedivc and tho new Turkish Government, In
consequence Of which the Khedive bas been or
dered to proceed 70 Constantinople. He will
arrive there shortly with all his family. The
recognition Of the new Sultan by the Khedive Is
consequently retarded. Hahn Pasha has been
ordered by the Sultan to 20 to Egypt.
There are many conflicting reports received
regarding the situation Of affairs between Servia
and Turkey. A telegram from Berlin says the
Turkish forces are at widdin, and are hourly
expected to attack the Servians, who are en-
trenched at Losnitz. A telegram from Vienna
states that Serva has congratulated Murad
Enendi on hts accession to the Turkish throne.
special despatch from Paris to the Tmss
says that Russia agreed on Saturday TO recog-
nze Murad Enendi the new Sultan OF Turkey.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 6.-It Is believed here
that an understanding will be arrived at with
The treaty powers before Russia takes any step
relative to Turkey.
CossTAsrISoPLs. June cit is said that the
Porto has consented to grant the insurgents an
armistice Of six weeks for negotiations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
THE STATE hoard or AUDIT.
New Tribunal before which all Claims
Against the state Must 60.

ALBANY, June 6.-The new state Board
OF Audit, consisting OF the Secretary OF State.
Comptroller and State Treasurer, met In the
State Holl to-dav and organized by the appoint
ment OF Comptroller Robinson as President OF
the Board. A set OF rules was adopted by which
the proceedings Of the board shall be conducted.
They are to the efec, that the board will meet
on July L. next and the secend Wednesday In
every month thereafter, In the Secretary OF
States ofiice. Claimants shall present a state
ment OF their claims ten days before
hand with the nature OF proof, addresses
Of W illnesses, and a declaration whether said
claim has ever been presented for settlement to
any other state official before. and II SO with
what result. These statements are to be marked
for the Board OF Audit and sent to the Secretary
Of States ONCE. No BOARD Of this sort has ever
before been constituted In the State. Before It
must 90 all claims against the State hitherto
settled by special acts or the supply bill. IL
was made necessary by the recent Constitu-
tionai amendments, and $4,000 Of claims al
ready walt adjustment by 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
A DEFUNCT CLUES DEBTS.
Making Troubio for ex-Mayor Hall and
Other stage Celebrities.

Among the creditors OF the late Scribblers
club were J. J. Crossey for carpets furnished and
the occasion Of Mr.. stephen Fiskes benent. Sat
urdAy last Manager Day served with injunction
restraining him from paying OF the proceeds TO
Mr. Fiskc and requiring him to appear IN the Marine
Court Yeaterdav for examination. Mr. DAILY testined
that Mr. flske Is hls on ,iness manager At talary OF
entirely 10 himsef Also that Fitke not TO receive
any part OF the benefit money.
Mr. Flske says inst his membersh'p p OF the club ex
pred before the cluD collapsed. Z" "Crossley a Co.."
MIR. Fiske continued shave oeen employing lawyer
to get what he can out o. tho member He tried the
same thing on Charls II. Thorne at his late Union
Square benent, but could obtain nothing lie has levied
on the ofnce furniture OF Oakley all, VINO WAS also
member, and would not ackno ledge any responsibility
in caae."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
BROOh l. Nv.

Tho Kings County Democratic General Com.
mittee last evening adopted andaory preamble and
a resolution naming Gov Ilden as their nrsI choice
for President.
Prof Peduzzi tho Brooklyn aeronaut, ascend
ed from the CapitOline Grounds on MONDAY ami de
scended safely IN Corona, near West Flushing. l.. l.,
after short 1ight
The body OF man was taken from the water
at the foot OF Souh Tenth street. " I'LL Ansburgh lat
evening lie was drcssed In suit VI tadti gray. The
features were much dec0mposed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
SPARKS FRoM THE rELEGRAPH.

Mrs. l.. c. Churchill OF Montpelier, Vt, hanged
herself yesterday, Cause hental arrangement.
solved 70 engage thirty rooms AT the southern Hotel
Padro Co., the principal ierked beef import
ers Hsyans failed yesterday. Their liabilities are
over 100000.
The thu hieatened strike In tho Harmony Mills
In COhoes n. Y, has been settled. the employees
cepling the reduction OF ten per cent and All return
ing to work
Valentine Hipsman OF Shohols, Penn. has
lost three children from scarlet fever within the pact
few DAYS and his aiming three are dangerously lck
with tue same III alady.
The Rittenton NILS in Taunton, Mass, are
closed wing to strike Of the operatives on reduc
ton of wages The time of Starring up 10 yeTy Mden
DiIe, on account VI TIE dullness VI trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
MIR. BRIsTOH's TESTIMONY.
The. Facts about the Aliescd Discrepa ncies
In tho Treasury Accounts.

WASHINGTON, JUNE 6.-The report submitted
to-day by Mr. sherman in behalf Of the Senate Finance
Committee concerning the books and accounts OF the
Treasury Department, says. In regard to apparent
discrepancies that the Treasury account shows only
be warrants paid. while the appropriation &C
count shows all warrants issued. It s further shown
that financial different perlods have been
made up according to different systems Of bookkeeping
respects anu that the thing IL true
to the monthly debt statements. The detailed expiana
lions these apparent discrepancies that have been
furnished TO the Committee by the Treasury Depart
ment are found complete and satisfactory, and no
change 10 recommended In the existing system, which
is be the growth OF the experience OF the
department since Its iIation In OF the eteis
which are embodied In the report Secretary Bristow
SAWS: In no instance has there been any
alteration In the books records OF this department
and the changes made In the published reports have
express with greater accuracy the precise
condition OF The public accounts Us shown by such book
md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
Reform I'm American Prisons.

The fourth session Of the National Prison
Congress was opened last evening. the Rev DR.. H. W.
Bellows In the chair. Dr. Bellows, after an eloquent
address In behalf OF the movement projected and for
warded by the Congress. introduced Mayor wickham,
and he extended q hearty welcome to the members
from abroad. william Culen Bry,nt follows In ?
phia spoke az iengtb. A letter from the Prcsi.
ident of tie New YORK Catholic Protectory inviting the
Congress - visit the Institution read and one OF
the State Prion Inspectors ON behalf OF the board
gave the Congress an nyltation TO visit Sing sing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
Ioinr Receirer. Appointed.

RICHMOND, Va. June 6.-ln the United States
Circuit Court this morning. Judges Bond and Hughes
presiding the Atter announced that the Court had de-
cided to appoint joint receivers In the Atlantic Mis-
sappi and ONO Railroad case, MessTs Charles l.. Per-
kns III New YORK and Henry FinKe, the present super
inIendent OF the line, These gentemen were recon-,
mendcd bY both parties the case hr Perkins on the
part OF the bonohOde and Mr. Finke on tue part OF
n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
Killed ON Harlem bridge.

Solomon Goldstsin, six years old. OF ls3 East
Il7th street, went to the Harlem bridge yesterday
when the draw was about TO swing open he tried to
spring on 10 take ride. ofncer Van Orden saw the
danger. and shouted TO the engineer to stop toe
draw at the same time running up and grasping the
boy. He Was 700 late. The guard of the opposite SIDE
OF the draw swung against the wall OF the bridge,
whiTnng the boy be tween, cutting his head of and
tearing away his left foot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07

Yesterday afternoon, on the Camp washing-
ton ground, Staten Island the st. George and Staten
Island Clubs played cricket. The st. Georges Captain
the toss and his eleven the match BY 10 runs
the nrst inning. which mainly due to the excei
lent batting OF Mess Bance and Jones' assisted By tho
bowling OF Richardson and Moeran Brewster had
give them avery fair wicket, but the fielding
not so gooo, which accounts for many extras being
made Mr. james Smith, the veteran ciicketer. acted
umpire for the ST. Georges, and Mr. NJ Roberts for
the Staten Island. The total scores were St. Georges.
nrst inning 81 second inning, TO- Staten Island, 6S
second inning, VITA ave wickets down, as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07

A chsllenge cup has been presented to the
Polo Club by their President and to be competed for
N Saturday next at p. NJ, after the Jeroms Park
races. As there eighteen PLAYING members OF tho
Polo CLUB ana ony tel engage IN the match II has
been deeldcd TO place al lhe eighteen names N bag
the second Ave the other Tckcls may be obtained
application to the Secretary, Mr.. Hovland ROboins,
knckerbocker Club This rule 10 Intended to exclude
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
The Abduction Of N Child.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Louis vienot OF 81
East Eighty fourth street, visited Police Supcrntcnd
ent wslling and charged that Carl sas OF 220 william
street. had ABDUCTED his little daughter atie from her
homo. Mrs vienot told her story reporter yester-
day. AT about 10 O'Clock on Monday morning Carl
Sala came to my house and said that his wife, with
whom have been acquainted about seven years. wanted
Katie TO come and stay with her baby that day let
Iny daughter and at o. lock that evening Mrs.
Ssa came TO my house. and when l asked her why
had not brought Katie with her she seemed to be
prsed then TO her OF the visit OF her husband that
morning sn she said that her husband had not been
home" He Is supposed Pnilade lphiA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07
E.cnp. of Feninn Prisoners.

LONDON, june GA despatch from Melbourne
says that all the FenlAn prisoners confined In Western
Australia have escaped from III ere In the American
whale ship Catapa. The names OF the prisoners are
thomas Darragh John Ohrien, Robert Cranstun, Jas.
Kelly, Micnael Harrington, Martin Hossn, Patrick
Kcatinge, Thomas Hassett, James Wilson, James Sac
COY, TnomaS Delaney, and John Shine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07

City Marshals Delmore and Kennedy have
been assigned TO the Board Of Excise. Marshas shcrt
dan and Gispsie to the Boqrd OF Health, Marshal
HAYES the once Of the Attorney for the Collection
OF Arrears Of Personal rares, and Marshal Hamburg to
the Corporation Attorney office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07

Sam Deveres great theatrical story OF " Glitter
and Flash" pictures actors ana actresses before and
behind the II Is commenc d IA No. "a Of the
Bovs OF ns World ready TO mC low (Thursdsy) morn.
ing.-Adb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-07

Late on Monday night Oficer Hopkins found
Mary Fish, a sneatly-dressed young woman. wandering
across the HacKenssck bridge. East Newark
she said that she going to the railroad depot to
sleep. The officer to the Oakland nue.
nee station snr Yesterday morning when she sppesrcd
before Justice Peloubet she said she Ia search OF
Telegraph operator who had promised to marry her aud
then e her. She quit her house In Plsnned aAt ft-
Do insane,