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TIE NEW DEAL.
Facts nnd shrewd Gucsses TINT viii Account
for Some Political JuRricry.

Tho true inwardncss OF the deal made by
the brooklyn Ring magnatcs with the so-caed
Independent members Of the Common Council
who have been threatening the disruption Of tho
several commissions. and Of consequence tho
enforced retirement OF IA large number of work.
ers. is a subject of much wonder and debate.
If. as some nllegc. II cannot be found in the
corruption fund which the Hon. Daniel Bradley
intimated in Albany last winter had been raised
from the members Of tho Fire Department to in
fuencc legislation. and failing there had been
sent TO control city politics. study OF the ap-
pointments made by some OF these independent
Aldermen may furnish the key 10 the secrets Of
the cnucus Mt which they resolved 10 stand Ike
men. with the regulars in their action against
the Mayors appointments.
Alderman Donovan will be the regular NOM
inee for reelection in the Twelfth ward. EN-
by his detection. will be ordered TO remain in
the Register Of Arrears office nni do all he can
for the Aldrrman's election. The Roy, Father
O'Rrily will not object. provided that Mr. Don
ovnn will promise to be more docilc BY fight
ing against his own he cannot expect to do
ftrisnd cy- -AssembIvmnn C"tYee # he d"sires' en-
return to tho Assembly Chamber. This Alder
man, now that Billy Fowler is out Of the Public
els and picks on the street. Alderman Shan
non, who IL not so cNa,tng as his cOnireres.
was easily ca,oed and satisfied.
has been assured by Mr. Robert Furey that he
does not intend to live up 90 the remark Alder.
man Ray. President of the Board, made use Of
when speaking OF Alderman Rcardon's many
appointments. The rcmnrk WIS in elect: " IL
is pity for those men he has appointed for
when nll is serene they will gct the onc-two-
three bounce" Bcaidrs being assured that ex-
Alderman Thomas Krnna. boukkecper in the
Police Department, would be- ordered 30 Keep
out OF the primary. leaving the regular nomina-
ton 10 Alderman k"ardon. he has had Yet an
gf ap "n @ even % yes e ar e n n np @pP6I 6e B ds r9s To-
oust Demo 'tntr oillrrhoders. residents OF the
Fourteenth Ward. who have shown Themselves
persistent opponents 81 his political a. pratOns.
Tn" DOYLE brothers. Felix and Arthur are to bc
removed from their positions az gn- lamp in
spreturs. salary 81 200 a wear. and $50 u month
expenses ior horse and cart and dock master 5
salury.
THIS concession On tho part ~ the Ring to the
Independents may he the true solution Of the
question which agitat's political circl in
Brooklyn. for rs Mr.. Hamilton, the livery stable
k""per of th" Eastern District. said when. IA II
IL alleged. $4,000 WAS put UP for u Job. Some
men prefer To- make friends instead Of money"
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NICE POINTS or L.fU.


John H. G.. Bahcock and Daniel NJ Pitcher
in their suit against William Lh'ry. as the sur
viNor Of A. r. Stewart a Co., have been non
suited By judge Wcsthrook. The uction WAS
brought To recover damages which Mossrs.
Bahootk a Pitcher alleged that they sustained
hy the sale of IA large quantity of wool in 1868
Ia the Utica Steam Woollen Company, having
been induced 10y the fraudulent representations
made by A. r. Stewart K Co. Babcock 4 Pitcher
asked A. T. Stewart 4 Co.. by letter. for their
vows as tO th" ability OF the MoOllrn Company
to pay, ana received reply, signed 10y a clerk
fJr \. T. stewart Co.. that the firm was rr'civ-
inls cons lgnmrnts of goods from the company ;
that SO far MS could be- Judged the company was
maxim money and that orders for the spring
production had boon taken. The comuAny had
crHSod 10 be corporation under the law. hut
the directors continued the business. Judge
Nrsihrupk IN his decision sad:
The raul suforrrl tn hc mat the company rep.
resented BY means ui positive state futut Ii sup
i mat the conn amy WIS solvent ANA hturc 1t was 10y
defendant Doe I'D out To iIe linflI, urnushlr such
holding ont tllNN-N ilf dtruiNit lriuinNuiN
made the statement There was m-.tlt,in,th 10y tuc
construction claimed lN thr llniulns nud though the
drltnltnt ant, nlUi l tlie maud imputed fu An Tie
ruusd hy uul-rrcI res niau' though may have h' n
supposed N te utTrtI thereof soto lH tNDlln- ii the
pluul- tuat tNr proof rstlhN-hc al thoN rluW-lhnt
tp letter and fr alleged lmrnt ic.lauci To-
whcu tleN cum u.td tu De- Otherwise tie ihCt rts
unti thu rcIlt .outhunn was tr m nrt No rule W Law
true repro sutlron lvrhuse Tho party uHhius n sup
pu~l nt otherwise such ruip would criiunlN not
sustain Hu run 10 recover damages upon Eusl- sold,
nor or TRUSTING u party, when the representation was
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EXPLORING TIE BIG HORN.
spcncer's Party Pushing into the Mounts
Indian Troubles Anticipated.

CAMP OF SPENCER EXPEDITION ON BELLE
FouRcHE. june o.-spenccrs Big Horn eX-
plorng pnry, consisting of ility-two mon. mag
ninccntly mounted, thoroughly armed. and with
a full complement of wagons. pack animals,
tools, instruments. and provisions for two
months. arrived here tonight. As yet they
have seen only two Indians. They have met
with no accident or &. lay whatever. The
weather +, deightlul. tie roads are in good
condition. and the country between nrddwo1d
and Belle Four-h' ie the finest for stool, raising
purnoS7,'s m ihr Yorld, . Ihr SrnIry from tlG
To-day. is magnificent The vi'w embraced II
radius Of a hundred miles, takinL IN NJ ,ssouri
Butlos and Devils Thumb. W. shall rrarh
Reno on Monday the ~. th're transfer tho
wagon loads to packs aud push dire tly into
the mouniMins We will rturn hy the 1T ui
Otoher, W. expect trouble with the ludians
from this point ON.
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GREET BRIT.iTN'S FLEET.
it, Arrival In Besika Bay-No Intention 10
Go 10 ConslnntInoplc.

LONDON July g. In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Sir stafford Northcotc con-
nrmed the report that the British feet had gone
10 Bcsika bay. The supporters OF the Govern
mcnt say that the Mediterranean feet is for the
representation and protection Of British in
tcrcsts. Those who doubt the pacific dcclara-
tions of the Government argue from this move
mrnt that the intcution is tn keep the Russians
out Of Constnntinopl' by force il necessary.
CoNsTASTINopLE. July 3.-rhe British fleet
has arrived in Br-kl bay, The rumor that il
request for authority a. como has been pre-
irrrcd by England. Admiral HOrnby is how
ever. expected here.
BVcHAREsT July 3.-Thc departure Of the
British fleet for Bo@ika bay has created an un-
favorable impression here.
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THE LO1VEs AND FISHES.
A Fine Little Family Quarrel Among Hayes
Omceholders.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Cabinet to-day
considered the recent action OF the Collector Of
Customs OF Philadelphia in removing Assistant
Inspector Arnold. Mr. Tuition. the Collector. is
said TO have taken offence at the declinatlon II
Mr. Ward. new Representative from Pennsyl-
vanin. to give his support to the removal Of tho
Post ONCE ut Downington TO another part Of tho
town. and consequently determined upon the
removal Of some OF his tWard'sl friends from
Office. Tho decapitation OF Mr.. Arnold.
and tho appointment OF Mr.. Frick in his
place. was the result OF this Mr.. Ward. in
telegram TO Secretary Sherman. protested
against this action Of the Collector. and the
Secretary telegraphcd to Philadelphia di-
recting that Arnold be renstatcd. and
upon that being done tho case would be
decided upon its merits. He left the mat
ter with Gov. Mccormick for a decision. who
concluded to refer IL TO the Cabinet. The only
charge made by Tuition against Arnold was that
he had given portion OF his time to the man
agement OF newspaper offlco in Chester. AM
davits from Mr.. Arnold and from the pro-
prietors. OF the paper showed that the former
resigned from the newspaper on the Both OF last
April. and had since given his entire time to
his duties as Inspector These facts were con-
sldered at the Cabinet meeting, and the Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury. in pursuance Of "a
decision thereon, will telegraph Mr.. Tuition that
MIR. Arnold shall remain in the position.
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HOBOkEN's TREisURER.
Ills sureues Accepted What About the Re-
ported Deacirncyf

The IIobokcn Common Council has received
the report Of Corporation Attorney Charles X.
Cannon Oh the solvoncy Of the gentlemen who
wanted To- sign us londsmcn for Joh. kamcna.
City Treasurer in the sum Of 100000. The
report submits the ailldavits Of each OF the
surctes. rs to the value Of their property above
all mortgages. cncumhranrcs dcuts. otr., with
the exception Of William G.. Hay. who refused
~, sworn. John kamene,;, property, worth
81 900; Henry K"i'hc. $4,000; William
Subs. $4,000; August Scmrnd. as O00; Charles
Cohons. a. oun; Phillp H"Namcr. 10000; Charles
Clinton. 100000. and LOUIS Budcnhender s25.-
uol. Total amount n property owned 10y the
sur.r"s above all debts. mortgages, etc.,
s2s2.uOO.
Councilman sullivan objected to the accept
anee of the bonds. saving that Ramona was
short IN his accounts over 10000.
Councilman Crl--y said that the Treasurer
should have about 100000 in the city dcpo-i-
tory. Tho First National Bank. but he only had "A
few hundred dollars there.
Councilman puhrkuop insisted that the best
WAY uut of the din uty was 10 accept the bonds
men and hold them responsible Tor any de-
nrirncy in the Trcneurrr'a ao cunts.
Tn" bonds wcrn then approved, hnd Mr.. ka-
mcna viii altas Treasurer lurthe ensuing year.
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Thcrc will he no display Of fireworks in tho
=, Thomns Monaghan says that he struck
Michael horilsaii ih seli d'irn'r
Two white whales arrived Yesterday, one bc-
ins SOM ~ lhe NeW iolh A,ua4un aud the other to
o.,sn nnl 'rri ii.t., ,n, uat they never allow dane
iu- 900 tH,lr premises
HAIRY Sq"E1 Of m lol I E1rIlSc street w9s GcC;
liaaG., D., .)iiini.e street ''''''' '' ''"''''"
The Ncw York Athletic Club oror valuable
~ Noti Haven tlis AFTERNOON
sea hass are biting lively on the Fishing
iGo sc,h Low y,.ie,iiy V '''''''''' ~
rctcr MGagn @ IF 55a ~. west Thrtyfyti ,l,
Ei.roai a, \ ,csi,idty and ia1,iiy Injured
s. nor Don Jo~t fnrrcr De Conto for many
o nv, a,d WI MY Ada @ 'iii He %as s & cs. s,ar. t u
william I. Stewart who said that he was ioi
Mauieru. tiro.h TIC street, h,t c,,uus lie was do.
tuncd in ilc Eldud-e street police station
a ThG & neTs9hi an op,y 9wnGa @ ny l. Aloph Jpn
a irSii'a Sg @ .on.enc ma S Tee;
aoau;y' ''''''' 81 - '''' 50 '''''''''
Nine. woia a dro-4makcr Of 90 Hudson
in-. wa. fi-lt,d d., tie ,n-,ur s. aj .nn- to iro
Al lt- Mercer strDtt luf she f .,n,s. ll tho FIuco
street police station she WAS scIMd WIlh nts
invitation lcns .ent t,lrr'on', ,%h9ea myiic ,a,h Il
thtr illrifs a, fNtN Nt'il'. me \ N unlhlus nag
lccn chartered hN tu VI, ami others unl VIII al
tic Battery anI tie ierry piers iVr West FoInt to-
day
George Bctts. aged 81. ofiiS Eleventh nvcnuo.
wa, ru over AT THIRTY seventh street Aui I.uil, avenue
YESTERDAY rs trurh lrnklessN duNtu y John Davis ot
IaN M,,t tiiN second street amt instantly killed. DAVIS
was locked up IN e lAr! seventh street ponce STA
ton
\ largo case " smuFslol jowo'ry, al lrosscd
"SNllftt kau,, WAS s'lHi 'f iNtt .r''u liun,f III
.,.ru HIf frrl .luu. .iti. lluti4, mnfhci
Art. were eH,lu1Vl ~ lNe seeooue! 4y"+ei Al
tilN ..ltl. stlfeA
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WELLS IND ANDERSON INDICTED.
Members OF the Louisiana Returning hoard
10 Answer for Perjury and Bribery.

WASHINGTON, July 3.--Thc floating rumor
Of the last two or three days that Wells and
Anderson Of the Louisiana Returning Board
were to BIZ indicted in New Orleans has crystal
lizcd to-day in despatch from there announc-
ing that both have bcen indicted for perjury in
swearing 30 the returns Of the election. and also
sheet. II has been known for some little time
at the White House that these indictments were
pending. and Hayes has been, To quot, u mnn
regards it ms breach Of faith under the Mat
thcws agreement. Nichols has been appealed
tion for political crimes, but he has replied. in
substance. that lie cannot control the conduct Of
his law OIL lcers or impede the progress OF
justice, and be declines to assume any re-
sporsihity. Tho anxiety Of the Admiuistra-
tion on this subject indicates very plainly
NictIon as eXtremcy probahle. and 50 Il Is.
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ANOTHER GREir STORM
Houses Blown Dow n and their Inmates IA iiied
or Seriously Injured.

CINCINNATI, July s.-Another heavy storm
swept through northern and central Ohio and
Indiana last evening and this morning. At
Elkhart. Ind. six houses were levecd and four
others partly destroyed. Mr.. Craig was blown
from his barn and had his arm broken; Mr..
Walters was blown out of his house and had his
head and back dangerously cut James Bowen
was caught under Il falling house, and WIS
severely injured: Mrs Bowen was terribly
bruised. and live others were seriously injured.
AT hingshury, near Iaportc. Ind. the wind de-
mollshcd the dwelling of Mr. Barney. killing
four persons. whosr names are not uscrrtain"d.
VIM. Flet her, of Clinton. Elkhart county, was
killed hy inlling roof. and his daughter badly
Injured, Three men near Waterford wcrr
struck by lightning. and one of them. named
NJ. .Clintock. WIS instantly Killed.
WHEELING. July 3.-rhe storm Of rain. wind
and lightning which visited this section of the
country at midnight yesterday. WIS very violent.
Several houses were unroOfcd and damaged a
cupola WAS blown from one of the churches
fences ana trees were blown down. and crops
We're badly damaged.
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Ar Nv END.
The Camp Meeting at Sea CiIn Closed In n
Violent Thunder storm.

Sra CLIFF, /. l., July 3.-Thc camp meet
ing here closed tonight after eleven days scs-
sion. Not more than half the seats were occu-
pied. The Widow Van Cott prencl ed on perfect
love. After this many went forward for prayers.
The Roy. Mr.. Morrhousc Of the East Eleventh
Street Methodist Church. New York. assisted in
conducting tn" EXERCISES.
grand celebration Is to take place in the
Thhernarlc tomorrow the Widow Van Cott de-
lVering an orntipu. The Tahernaclr ha. been
gayly DECORATED with the nutlonnl colorS.
just as the services in the tent were at an end
n violent thunder storm, accompanied hy strong
gust of wind. came. All of the lights were ok
tingushed and the rain drnnehod The people.
II WIS pltoh dark women s'rrnmed. and all
huddlcd together. Several tents wore blown
down. In the midst Of the storm the services
closed with the doNology.
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CHARLOTTE C.iNDI's TOMB.
The Marble that for Many Years the
Most Costly In Greenwood cemetery.

An evening newspaper said yesterday that
Char lttc Canda's remains had been taken from
Greenwood Cemetery and buried IN Calvary
Cemel"ry ana that an effort had been made to
remove th" beautiful Canda monument also. but
TINT Tia" Greenwood Cemetery authorities had
resistei the removal Of the monument, and that
a lawsuit might follow their action Mr.. Charles
j. Canda. the only living member of the family
in this country aud the only person having any
authority TO remove Charlotte CunNt. body, Is
absent from the city, Mrs. Cmda. hi- W'fr.
says thut the story ~ entirely uninuudel hui
that there has not even been a tuougnt of r'-
moving the romans from their rc-llu.; place iu
Greenwood Cemetery, why should iAey hr
moNodf The ground was cpnsrratrI aoiore
bhe WAS buried ~ IT. Her iiih,r and mother
lie hj her side. Ny husband who Vs. hor
cousin, las been l,it by Mrs. Candaa wll un
mont ana ground from Yrai ~ y 'hr lie rs th"
only one OF his lHmny h"r', thHunly one who
iaa power to sG or 40 ANYTHING ~ th" prem
Thought VI disturbing their last resting place"
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE ny THz
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Exploit or n Gang OF sixth Ward Boys-
Almost Riot Right Under Justice Often
bourR,s oae-A Spectacle In Bnx xier StreeA

On Monday afternoon Jacob Herms. who has
small store at 60 Baxter street. was attacked by gang
OF juvenile ruans who frequent the Of Frankin
and Baxter streets One Of the boys tried to steal bun
die from him. second struck him on the head with .
brick. and others abused him in various ways Berms
had The boy who struck him arrested and Justice Otter
bourR yesterday committed him IN default of the pay.
ment OF fine Of s.. As IIcrms leaving the Tombs
Police Court yesterday the companions Of the boy that
had Just been committed awaited him the side walk
At Centre and Franklin streets they attacked him In
body John Foley the rngleader struck him In the facet
James Greeley, who the uniform Of the American
District Telegraph Company. nearly stunned him by
blow In the back Of the head and william Henry grasp
ing stone In his hand beat him severely In the facc-
Young Ienry's attire comprised shirt and pair a
trousers two siles too large Tor him The latter crna
seized in his desperation but the young rascal easily
leased himself, leaving the garment in the hands a
Herms Then Ierms grabbed his shirt, but this
loose as the trousers and in moment the urchin wM
rushing through Baxter street naked the day q
his birth, with Herms, crowd Of boys and Ocer Bel
ton OF the Mulberry street police In hot pursuit lie took
refuge In Bottle alley 81 Baxter street. but was captured
In cellar. lie and James Greeley held In default
Of 800 bail by Justice Oterbourg In tho court oice
looking for others of the gang
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ROUING on THE POTOMfC.
The Quickest Thrcr-Mnc Time Ever Made
by Four-Oared Boats.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Thc annual four
Dared shell race for the championship of the
Potomac Boat Club was rowcd to-day. There
wore two entries; Tho shell Saratoga. Goo.
Whcatry. stroke; Doyle three; Barton. two
and Bestor. bow; shell SUE shepherd. Wheeler,
stroke. Schuefcr, three: Cox. two; ana Gibson.
bow. The race To- the stak WIS very close.
neither gaining any advantage. Il ith arrived
AT the buoy. ana common "d to turn 40 th" same
time. ON the homrstrot'h both crows were
pulling for all they were worth. lut the sara
toga men. hy hard work. gradually forged
ahead and crossed the lin" TIE W nn'rs in the
extraordinary tim" of - minutes and % seconds.
tho sue Shepherd crews follow ng three seconds
later; distance three miles. This time. which
is the fastest on r.. ord. takes the place of that
al Saratoga lake last year.
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mn IIRsT or ITS KIND.
= Springfield MANS VIII that Makes an
Executor scratch his Head

SPRINGFIELD Mass, July 3. A very sin
gular will ease was mou-ht to the attention Of
the prol ate Court to-day. A man died leaving
his property ono-third to his wife, onr-thlrd
to his child, ana the othrr thirl tot child then
unborn. Tine unuorn party proved to bee twins,
vii fhor h' sllall diNil" the thrd, ra n of
the twins .Ath oi the estate, or whether hn
ull iue children uik" hy giving them and the
widow each onr-luuth, or whether, ngaln, he
A.ail elv" ilIe vi low hrTthird and divide ,ihe
rase hrIng wholly without precedent in this
state, tine court gaNe H." rNnruiprn no adN lee, and
the ronuu lrum ls ip be- IN some way brought
before the Sulrrme Court.
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The Brooklyn Calendar OF Divorces.

In the divorce suit Of Mrs. Mary Spinoia
against John l. srnoa, brother Of Gen Frank spnols
Justice McCue OF Brooklyn granted the wife 500 counsel
fee and 50 a week amony. The husband who lives al
20i Pacific street. and is dealer in patent medicines In
this city, is accused Of falling to furnish any support os
his family for six years. In which time he has become
addicted To the iniemucrate use of liquors.
In February 1873. Mrs Rusina Brown widow Of John
Brown who Tor many years Kept beer garden at iu5
Atlantic avenue. and died rich married John Van OPP
style, Wholesale liquor dealer Oi this city In months
they quarreled and separated. The wife who Is %
old. for limited divorce, and the husband in
answering the complaint alleges that she has ungov.
eTnable temper and has too many male friends
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GEN. GENT aHROfD.
Eloauentiy Addressing The Representatives OF
MILLION nWorkiugmen.

LONDON, July 3-A dcputation Of forty
men, each belonging 10 different trade aud
representing altogether about one million Eng
Grant. at Consul General Badrau's house, to-
day. and presented 10 him an address. welrom-
ng him t. England and assuring him Of their
good wishes and deep regard for the welfare
and progress OF America whore British work
men had always found "A welcome Impromptu
speeches were delivered hy members of the
drputttion. all oi which were extremely cor
dial. Gen. Grant plird ~ follows
In the name OF my country thank ygy tor the address
yuu have presented to me Heel efrai compliment
gali my GuN,rnm'nt ami one t. me personally, since
uy arrival on Huu-h suil have received great a.n.
lions, which were Intended feel sliV IN the
iur my country | have had oNaiion- tree haui-hak.
nss. IRE n'au.ns iIum different cH..'. rom the GOV
have been received the cities by the uoIulaco but
Than I'M, to-day ' recognize the fact tlat what.
W. tl'"re l.. o sreatrs. IN, Tho nit"d sat. N. ,n
deed III ans other country. j. due Ia labor. The
Aorcr is the author Of all Erca'nes ~ni wealth with
chs, aud nothing To- pr, serve WIN ~ labor l. rcgarlcd
hi-hy rc-ircallt When II !, not regarded u
di.hon'r- man. ami un matter whist mans occupa.
uon D.. he i.t-ic 10 nl amy rn,t n tl siit of the ro
whether ~ Law maker or ~ h ,Nroui9t oi II" law
Nuw. gentlemen. n conclusion, AL can du 10 renew
m nr, that have received nothing from any class since
ny arrival which has giNcumc uonr pleasure.
After the speech there was an informal ex-
change OF courirsl"s.
G,n. Grant has decided that he will not at
pr sent 20 To Paris. liz vii. 20 to BruS-t'ls on
Thur lay, VIII visit GermnnJ~lnd Switlcrland,
Will return down the Rhlnr. 10 To Norway and
sweden. ana again visit England the last week
III August. ii" VIII 500 all IN. places oi inter u
IN Great Britain, making London his head
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4 Brutal 'I.ongshoremnn.

James Haincs. longshoremun. while visiting
friend IN Hamilton a,onuc with his wife Saturday
night. wa.cnfnecd 1T something she said and bruiay
attacked her knocking her down and beating and kick
mg her Yesterday she lfth tnH dead child, whose
death ascHnei hy the husband assault She also wns
such critical condition that necessary
her IN tie hospital ialucs was locked up
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Evnris to Receive Senior Malta The Mcxi-
lean Business In the Cabinet.

WAsHINGToN. july 3.-Tho Administration IS
inclined to approach the McNoau qu suou IN IL, pr sent
situation mcdcnt to uic arrival of soior Matth very
eraiunll, The subject was up At the Cabinet meeting
today-trom which. however. both Sh rnan and NJ.
trArN absent informal consideration
II was lad over.
make ah informal ad "rsNnnl 'nil un liin Hd rr'n NJ
his case. rms VIII probably hr nn Thursday ENafts
Will then report the ems, o the Cabinet. ana formal
discussion amt decision Will iooW anon the recognition
w ph<, subject upon which decision may not be had
Tor .ullN uMln.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 3.-Thc July interest on
the STATE bond. was paid yesterday amt prompt payment
of the future interest /, pronahc The Nlcholls Govern.
meut has already collected large amount OF taxes
A. was collected iuuus tc whole 90 Last wear It i.cst
mated that the collections for the last quarter aggregate
rftiun Ihr report H tle comm i,,l',rs m the Dnnsul
iiufrl |Nl ui NrN NflrAi. shows rriIrflUf tlr