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NEW JERSEYS ELECTIONs.
a Republican Mayor Elected In Jersey CITY
nnd n Democrnt In Trrnion.

ana n Democrat IN Trenton.
The election in Jersey City yesterday
passed Oh quietly. The contest was close and
exciting. and the returns up TO a late hour last
night were very meagre. The indications are,
however. that Charles Sedler the Republican
candidate FOR Mayor, is elected over Orestes
cleveland, Democr by n small mai rity
To the Bonrd Of Aldermen, SmiIh Dem) ia
elected IN the First District Hcav (Dem) in
me sec no II q n titep m the lhird Powell
yDeml IN the Four h Ihomas titet.) in tine
tifth end ha Key tRepJ IN tho sixth. The
members holding over stand three Democrat,
70 thrre le unilcans, 80 the board viii be tied
10 the Board Of Education. Il rSer (RepJ Il
elected ~ the FIRST. O'~ulliyan (Dem) IN the
neoond Plympion uten) in tue lhitd. Cnap-
man lpen) IN TIE Fourth, Thomas IN the FUN.
and Drtwiucr Oieil IN tue sixth. I his result viii
siso Tie tue BotId ol T. Elucati0n.
IN, returns ( r. treeaolders show that the
new 70 rd Will he Democratic.
~ IN h"hnken, Ma'or Russell DEM Is reelected.
Inc cOhiest hetween John Mel hiIgy lDemJ
and Geerse Ducker lndJ for City Clerk Is close,
WIN the chances IN favor II Ncllhargy. John
hamens DrmJ, for cry Treasurer. 1. reH ected
vIa handsome majority. The rest II the ticket
y IN doubt There II every rrohability that the
pew Board OF Councilmen viii stand ABOUT six
b,hucr Is 10 two Republicans.
~ Irenton htputlicans forced the religious
snru-' ana the order ~ Ameiic n Mechanics
tuIhel the scale Ia their favor The Democrats
Csle n'irAted because they ret ined IN ONCE
H,nola thc IS. TIE Republicans elected six
Stno,l vi seven 'ouncllmen. The Democrats re-
0'vDlot M 'rtyeling Mayor by 50 m iputy.
Nnyo, snn u,,,rIsoqrg Democrats elected the
"%oI; anu Repuhllcans the rest Of tie ticket
hsrN county the Board Of Freeholders,
M1,ch stood - Democrats to 20 Republic4ns
I'LL III nave Is Democrats and 27 Repuocgns
Dnton county Will probs hly have a Republican
neyphuy of one In It's Board OF Frcehoders
pnu soirl' also VIII have small majority. In
saic county the Republican maJort, is the
,rsned rom what It was last wear. In Paterson
sne hoafd OF Aid -rmen viii be composed Of
ioaan. iosen Republicans, 1--WE Democrats, and four
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BRooKLYN'S RkSERToIR russ.
What Happens affer the Appropriation Oi
Si,fOO,OOO Disappears.

Tho argument on the application for permA
nent injunction Iestraning the city Of BrooKyn from
Interfering with the Hampstead Reservoir until the
contractors had completed their work. was contin.
uei before Judge Gilbert yesterday morning. In
Brooklyn. Gen Tracy appeared for Kingsley q
heeney ana Corporation Counsel Dewitt for the city
Hrn Tracy argued that Mayor Schroeder had illegally
inteleren with the reservoir. and that tie Board Of
El Morks had the sole control OF the reservoir. Mr.
Denltt cOntended that the Common Council could at
any lme rey9se contract made by the city authorities
ana lnat on Monday they had directed the B ard OF
tiy Moras TO assume both the control and respOnsi
blhtJ OF the reservoir. Furthermore that when the
Appropriation OF u 100000 was exhausted the contract
expired and ater that the eonirao strangers
10 lie Work. The Court reserved us decision.
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WANTED, $500.


WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Committee on
civ Service continued the investigation into Mr. Pur.
mAus case to-day. Mr.. Purman wAs present. with ex
Senator Carpenter As his counsel Dr. smkins testi.
neo thAt he wanted TO have his appointed az naval
cadet and Was introduced to Mr. Purman who said he
would consider the matter. The witness. afterward
learned that eolored boy had been appointed 10 the
place and spoke TO Mr. Purman about 1t. Mr.. Purman
ssid tne sppoinlment was only MADE for political effect
A.ohk Tue ColOreI voters, tod him would have
cnanee yet; The witness then got Charles Dvxe an
eutor 70 tallahassee TO use hs influence with Mr. Pur.
siI kesAN MI furman. ana tod witness
usn 1ulu appoint MS son AS cadet for $500. Wit
ssNent 10 fur nan aud ASKED hun II Dy.e vas au.
inVfkeu 10 make tiat oner, and Purmau said he wa
me vas 70 seplemoet 1874. and witness tod Purman
~ ne would wall Tor bis pay unt the June following
We YOU'D give hlm that amount. Purman said he
NAhtyi the money al that time 10 carry the election,
a. ne had Just been renominated to Congress Ntnt a.
would not pay down. and his not appOinted
In February, 1870. wltnese met Purman again and The
later tod hun that D had any authonIy from
MN 20 make the oner OF the appointment for 1900.
ana sao II Was true the September previous.
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rHA ST. LOUIS wnIsxEY FRAUDS.
assessments Levied for Party Purposes and
sent TO BnbcOck.


DAN FRANCISCO, April l0-Col. A. c.
oAwes had an interview to-day with Charles D.
"hklnson, the eX Collector OF Internal Revenue
,o' the western district OF Missouri, arrested
-e'o on the 9Th instant, for the embezzlement
~ stamps and conspiracy to defraud tho reve-
W Nll@lhson asserts that he Is guilty Of no
~ .ne A7 To the approval Of Un.fed States
ttVet5 accounts, he says Biiteneer W. s elected
d. tio Legislature ana employed Beigenser to
T,,neK ,ne = ug ~. lherhlls were proved in
Js..nRsI name by orders from Mcdonald aud
Hiy,.e' ne Is convinced, since learning that
d.teuEei pleaded guilty., that the conspiracy 10
nnr,HHuu the Government extended throughout
MnTmneIh ana western Missouri, and that Joyoe,
h,DLpnalu ana Bitenger shared the profits ;
dsn w MAINTAINS that it Will he shown by evI.
ia sR,,ot, t,ldl the distliers and members OF the
ede. were instructed TO withhold all knowl-
f,oWi We conspiracy IRON the collector.
heurn iustlV dl,tlllers whom he met in Mel
lhs AZ, ne learned that Joyce represented TO
ses.,ne.,,lrfs Of northern Missouri that the as
20, io,ents m.s.ts on "crooked" whlskey were levied
WasH',y purposes, and remitted TO B4bcock In
sleyen ion, lie says ho mas Information that
Tor Ni,,, ,,m'teu states Senator's signed a petition
yey ntsue enget pardon, including Messrs Har-
sell fnappJ ana ingalls, Rep) Of Kansas; Cock
ana SUI SUI OF Missouri; Morton (hepj, Indi-
Rsn Spehoer (hep), Alabama, and Hitchcook
Vllk1nsuar Paddock Und) Of NehIaska.
tDdy On Nm WIZ probably go Eastward In cua-
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JAY GoULD 6 co. AGAIN.
Gon. Daniel Butterheld Telling What he
knOMs nbont BInck FriAnH.

In the BLACK Friday" suit yesterday Gen.
Daniel Butterned, who. at the time Of the gold con
spiracy, was United states Sub treasurer tesned that
day or two after Black Friday he received letter
from Jay Gould. which he forwarded TO Gen. Garned
Chairman Of the Congressional Committee on Banking
ald currency lie sent tae letter OJ messenger Sno
Was inknOwn TO him.
Julge Barrett SLOWED secondary testimony TO be
gwen as TO The contents OF THIS letter but Du.er.
nt whon sho VA what purpOrtel TO be pri copy,
couldnot recolect whether This letter substantially
ne same as that received By him. The evidence
therefore excluded. To a question by Mr. SULLIVAN
whether he was personally f. crested pooI for put.
unR W gold. he answered that he not.
Mr., Su.tyan-Didu't Jay Gould call upon you to put
up margin Of sl5O'VOO, which your Interest IN
tue puolP
Tue question excluded. The case for the plAlntln
her ted
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WAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE clerk OF the Dis.
trct Court to-day informed the real estate pool corn
mttee that he could not furnish the chairman with
copy OF the original bill Of complaint In the OF T.
M Lws trustee Of the Jay Cooke Co. estate. sgsass
HAnett kbourn because It had been distracted fron
we We me- m ne reoeipt shows that months ago the pare
her OF hilDOurD TOOK the paper aud gave recrpa
but n has cot got II nov. Tue clerk OF the court v
at once institute criminal proceedings msead
anu the penalty IA nne OF 1900 aud months IN
pnsonmel a In The county Jail Tn, Ring ere seems V
for their convenience
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GEN. BoUGHroN's ACCUsEB.
The Kind Of Man who Represents the United
States at HRvre.


WAsHINoToN. April III. A. Bridge
land was once a Supervisor OF Internal Revenue
In Texas. and IS now Consul at havre. He Is
the pink Of proprety and was surprised to And
Gen. Horace Bougbton, whom he hates, clerk
Of the House Military Committee. He got Gen.
Robinson OF Indiana. a Republican, to offer a
resolution setting forth that Boughton was no.
toriouslr bad man and ought to be inyestiga-
ted and the Military Committee has been doing
So for several days. 1t now turns out th at this
model Republican Consul. who delighted in
purifying the Military Committee room, Is HIM
ser the author OF the bogus af1davits which
hOplneOn relied on to smirch BOughton, and
that he Is under two indictments In Texas, and.
II "a said, boasts that the Government will not
press the prosecution. Bridgeland lectures
journalists ON the Importance ~ improving the
tone Of American journals. lie says the Euro
peans are getting disgusted with our officials as
they read OF them In American newspapers. lie
has been summoned TO appear before the COM
mittee. and the question now IL whether the
state Department will permit him to return to
Havre TO offend European civilization. He will
probably join Scnenck. Belknap, Dabcock, and
the other glorious martyrs.
Gen. Bouehton TO-DAY testified IN his own be-
half, explaining the charges against him, which
he supposed we're made for olackmailinG uur-
poses. lie said he WAS approached 10y Gen.
bidgeland clerk, who pruposed to drop ali the
cases hgainst MN and the Others Indicted with
hin for tlOOOO. The clerk anerwird reduced
ms ngures to 5000, aud again 20 $5,0)D. all Of
which offers were rejected. Finding that he
WAS illegally indicted. and believing that the
same lDnuence tnat got him indicted would con-
tinue to perseoute MIN, he did offer to compto-
mise tue matter to avoid the persecution which
ne was satisfied from the course pursued would
only result In his injury.
Mr.. Moor, special agent OF the Treasury De-
partment. ties ihed that he was Assessor in
Texas In 1870. when Gen. Doushton was a Demo
cratic candidate for the United States senate
and heard Gen. Bridgeand say he thought he
could DO the Republicans some good by putting
iorth these CHARGES az inst Boughton. Moor
said he afterward discovered some irreguiarl.
u-s -. oridgeland's part. and preferred charges
against MN " -<vs-. s,...snI. luyvI
puhiished hepuohcah paper In Tex Previous
20 his appointment as assessor, and would have
been as glad as any one to make point against
Doughton II he could have done So fairly.
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Can't stand Prison Fare.

wAsnINGToS. April 1i.-Messsrs. Jere. Biack.
ID. W. Voorhees,. NJ. II. Carpenter. Charles A. KI
bridge. and N. l.. Jeros counsel for Hallett KlDour
Imprisoned In jail this DISTRICT for refusing to pro
duce his books before the House COMMITTEE TO inaurs
into the real estate pool this morning applied to Chsf
Justice d. X Crter OF the District Suprcle Court fo1
nNni OF haOeas corpus. After hearing the peuion
the writ wHs ordered to be returnaJe 10 A. Al To-
morrow. Tho writ was served IN the Sergran -ae
Arms ibis afternoon. The seTgeantAtAIms viii ash
the House to decide whether be shA produce Kbourn
before Judge
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A Police Omccr TO be Tried.

John and Thomas Whalen mplained to Su-
perintendent wallng, yesterday that they had been
ouirageousy matreated by O1icer Patrick Mcclure Of
the Charles street police They said that they found
,he Gncer n Greenwich street saloon carly Monday
mofhing taxing dTink aud that after they had drank
he omcer knocked them down. The brothers terri
Dy cut about their face and head Thomas Whalen
then arrested by MCGUIRE and locked up charge OF
assault and battery. on Monday morning he was told
by Tue omcer that II he would not say ANYTHING about
Tie eluooing IN court he would let up" on him He
kept slll and was held IN $500 ball Tine AndaVts Of
lhe boys VINO ARE only 6 IL years age Tes pect-
mei9; were taken oy the superintendent and com.
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Surrogate Van sobaicL'. Funeral.

The funeral services over the remains Of tho
late Surrogate stephen d. Van schack. In the Church
OF the Messiah yeserday were short and simpe and At
their conclusion the body borne the Grand Ten.
tra Depot. The employees OF the surrogate's ONCE
attended ia body, anu several Of them nccOmpAn d
lhe remains TO Albany. Among those VINO attended
lhe funeral were Judgcs Lawrence, spieT. Peabody,
Donohue, Cuftis DHinct Attorney Phelps COLptrOler
Hften' justices Hammer Wandel Klureth, Murray.
Mhetlrr, anu Duhy Com nissiOners Wheeler and Wales
Clerk sparks, and joseph II. ChOate The Rev DR.
AlgeI conducted the services.
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rare combination OF FORM color, and mate
rial Is displayed IN the little edhos Just completed TOR
Messrs Deyn Co. Of this city. in tho main building
OF the Centennial Exhibition. In IL are combined so
many artistic features that the architect And the own.
rrs may alike be proud ~ H. The prevailing color 10
black, relieved with gold and the cOrnie has and
due Ms groundwork for gilt signs The have I'M
nense single plates OF glass set In frames OF aJo lea
tes snd the rounded enue are FURNISHED with windows
Ia pahts aud gOlnc arcnes Al each end Of the Is
hall Moorish dome IN glass. beautiful carved sign
SUI mounting tue ridge OF the roof, and eagles brass
enslgns from the cuIneTs eOmpeIe Tie
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The Mnch.Nli,nd Cn.ni IN nrnnLlrn

II. Is. Titus, acting as agent Of the Governor
OF Arkansas' cauted the arrest OF one Mcdonald IN
brooklyn few weeks ago, on charge OF subornation
OF perjury IN puihingA cotton claim against the Gov.
ernment. Mcdonald obtained writ of haOeas corpus
ia um piucuieu ihe Arrcs, of TITUS on charge Of
,oinus ursinS mat AZ he was acting as agent OF the
Governor ot Arkansas, he Was not ohgen look into
ne egaIf ot the proceedings under which arrested
10 emit ed to the writ. ~
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN WASHINGTON CITY.
SOME INTERESTING BUsTNEsg m
AND OUT or CONGRESS-.

y. r. Sawyer's business Aeent-A Csutr,-.
tors coon notation PAPER -Busines. tho
he had with Postmaster-Gcnerai nand.1
WARRINGTON, April 1.-THE House Commsr
tee on Post 0ncee and Post Roads odsy examined
Thomas Hood. OF Washington, with reference 10 ths
drafts paid TO his order and amounting to some $4,000
which have been found among the papers OF the late
p Sawyer, Southwestern mail contractor. MIR. Hoo<
testified that all these drafts were merely secomnas
dation paper on which had negotsted loans In WI
consin and In Washington to raise money needed b
sawyer and Fckin to stock their roads He acted q
savers business agent for number OF years and hnT
received from him about $4,000 as compensation. IL
hah not diyidod his fees with one, paid money
on sawyers account or by SAVERS drectioo TO any
pe.son ne hal transacted no unees tor SAWYER en-
cept some purely formal matters with the Por OfioT
department during President Grants admin istralien
ne nad Decn OF use e. sawyer, when PoStmaster-scn
eral ianus was ~ ONCE Ia assisting to procure
aons OF service &C. but hal never used any corrupf
means or knew or any being employed.
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WASHINGTON. April 1i.-Gen. Banks called q
the state Department to-day and inquired OF secreaT
Fish whether any arrangements were being made ID
behalf OF the Government TO tender ntting recepuoa
20 Dom Pedro. the emperor Of Brazil MIR. Fish said
the Emperor had positively declined any rtainmen3
or ovation but that the Secretary Of State tho Secrs
tary OF War; and the Secretary Of the Navy wou 90 ID
New n.r. 10 advance o. -. .r!ivs to welcome him .
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
rho Insurrection spreading in Bosnia Hop.
ing Tor ussian Aid.

VIENNA, April u.-relegrams from Bosnia say
the nsurrecton has spread the centre OF Bosnia
The country around rravignAo has Joined tho move
ment
LONDON. April 1.-The 7emes' Berlin special says
the obstnaey Of the Iegoynese accounted W
the hope OF obtaining Russian support at the eleventh
hour. The scAvonic papers. Notwithstanding Rus
sia's official advice 10 the Insurgents to lay
down their arms, circulate statements that
the Russian diplomatic agents In Austria ald
Turkey have assured their friends that Russia win
never allow Austrian troops To occupy the insurgent
territory. Under these circumstances the Insurgents
thiuk they had better persist, for though
Government undoubtedly desires to protect Turkey,
there Is feeling IN seavonlc qnarers that Russian
puDlc opinion vii not permit trc Government to hand
the nghtlug Rayah over to the Magyar Or Turk The
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HALIFAX, April 1.-THE American schoonss
Lizzie X Clark arrived here to-day. bringing Capt WIN.
Greeneaf and -four men OF the schooner Henrietta
GreenieM Of Gloucester which upset 10 . squ.u q.
friday last. south OF La Have Bank Four OF tho cree
ofranklin Greenleaf Alfred Oslen, James Peers anA
oforge tonners-wcre drowned In the vessel fIvU
!eIt 70 one dory and six In smother. The latter we're
pchrl up oy the schooner Lizzie CLARK. Onc OF th4
sh rttcinln clark OF EastpOrt Maine, died alter
ile rescued In the missing boat were Joseph Ardnar
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fremont A. Haines, . medical student aged
tWenv-sI. committed suicide Ia Providence yesterday
by taxing morphine. the effects OF which he noted every
nye minutes as long as he could write He origin
ally from Maine. lad sung In different chuTCh,s BOs
ton, ana was once member OF Pafepa ltOsas opera
company. lie WAS supposed tO De unmarried.
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The brooklyn Board Of Education Yesterday
afternoon adopted plan for the enforcement Of the
compulsory education law, by dividing the city up into
Districts which are to be under the control OF ono
supetnttndent ana nye asslsants whose duly II viii
be TO visit The parents ~ tho DISTRICTS 10 Try
iucr them 10 scnd iheir chGren to sthuO II parents
I'LL TO comply Win the Jaw, their children are to DO
sent to the IruHnt Home.
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Th. New York Harbor Monument.

PARIS. April 1.-THE Franco American Union
has organized grand operate festival for April "a the
proceeds to be devoted monument to be erected
IN New York harbor. The musical societies At Paris
ana, IL exprc ed several provincial societies. will
take part Ia the festival The programme contains
cdndtd specially composed for the occasion Dy 0Ou.
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Now Laredo Cnpiurcd BY DInz.

LAREDO, Texas, April ll.-New Laredo has
Just been captured by the reyolutionsts The nghng
!. az over. The United States forces have fourteen
MehcAh ieuerh prisoners with portion OF their
Mns Vnlhtano, commander Of Ine Federal forces.
caped down the river with part OF his force.
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Awarding n Con,rac, to tn. u,rh,., hidden.

WAsH1NGToN, April li.-Lieut. Frank L. Shoe
maker testified before the Committee on Erpenditur,s
In the War Department that proposals were invited fos
supplying Fort Reno with wood for fuel. The bids
were opened aud Lee a Reynolds, Indian ami posl
aueis Al Tour different posts received the contract Al
~ Der cord although their bid was the highest Th}
officers Al the fort DrOtestcd agaiust awarding
son II was gwen to them.
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Alta meeting of the Bar Association last even
ing an address was presented from Charles OConor IN
to certain charges against him IN relation TO
tle Forrest divorce case The address was accepted,
and committee Of three was appointed to Investigate
the case for the purpose VI sustaining the honor VI the
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Mr.. Delano q. Calvin was elected Surrogate,
yesterday by the Aldermen and the Mayor and the Re
corder. sitting as Board OF Supervisors. Henry K
howand received eight votes ana Dennis MoMahOn ono
vote Mr. Calvin viii quafy today, anu the Hon. Au.
snsIns schei AND the Hon. james s. Ihayer viii his
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The Charter Election In Albany.

ALBANY, April 1.-THE charter election held
here to day was one Of the most spirited ever held.
The weather was nne. and large vote cast. The
Common Council is probably tied. Banks, the Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor 10 elected By probable
naJJrlu u 1000 The Democrats elect eight,
Vhet ID 900. - "
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WASHINGTON. April H. The bill extending the
time when criminal cases may be tined was left vtta
the President ON Monday ana unes. ~ 4. ve,oaA , -.
9oCohe aT n time TO reach the burg sry cases
Wnlch Wuu Otherwise on the g3i inst ths -
fenoe haVlng 0een Committed oa that d.J 10 isiS
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James Martin Of Blaokwell's Island found on
the rocks on the New York shore At sixty fourth street
last evening womAns clothing In the pocket OF the
dress was note from Mrs Sims Of eo7 Madison
recommending Clara KOck. on tho envelope, written
In German, was must die, can't i've any longer"
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Tho Painter.' Work and wogo..

Two years ago painters were working eiKht
hours day for ,s5o last they worked ten hours
for the wages aud this spring they are pala oufS
~ and are required TO do ten hours work In view az
these facts the Painters Unions taking mossuro}
TO get hlaheT MAGrs. -
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A Resignation Accepted,

The outgoing Republican Board OF Finance
In Jersey Cty yesterday accepted tue gnAtiOn OF
Corporation COnnsei Lewis. senator Leon Abbett IL
ApOkon OF As the successor.
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Frederick Dushan OF Greenyille was knocked
down ana beaten until he was unconscious Oppos 10
We ponce station, ny two hghwayne late on MCaday
night Ills Injuries are serious.
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An A.pIran, for Treasurer Now. Position.

WASHINGTON, April LEX -Congressman Kei.
logg Of Connecticut is hh esprant Tor Treasurer Newt
position. and the custodian OF Uncle sam, mone ~"->
hot nke NE Idea OF yacating the office to a poltue.n
hhnstAnt treasurer Wyman and Ca hler OfnI,an srs
20 potn m strongly recQmnended but when Mr. New retires
he VIII certainly be followed by q politIcan Thsssz
gsheios of the Presidential campaign demand f.
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The Condemned Prisoner In the Tomb..

Dolan stil clings to the hope that at the last
moment the Governor may commute his sentence to
Imprisonment Tor lfe, Ills lawyer viii send his nnai
petition ~ the Governor to-day.
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WAsHIsGToN, April 1.-THE House COMMITTEES
on srrorts to-day agreed to amend the Diii Aduis-
ting New Mexico by changing the name to MVnteGums-
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The Monmouth Park races will commence on
SATURDAY, july 1. Ten Brock. Oliupa aud rOm Och.
uos meet IN tae honmVuIh Cup IVT the nrBI tlils.
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The Weather Once Prediction.
Easterly winds. increasing cloudlness, ana
possibly light rain.
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M. Rouher'. EIec,iop Conarm.d.

Department OF FaJ dc Dome, has Deen cOunrmeJ.
Death Of n Celebrated Physician.
BERLIN, Aprli ll.-Dr. 1raube, tho celebrated
phl BicIan. Is dead.
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Crushed by . LOGON otive.

James Mack and Frank McCabe, trackmen on
The krfe Railway killed by train near kutaor-
FORD PARK on Monday nlKht