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WASHINGTON,
GOssIP RROn IaE NATIONAL HUB,
The President 10 fake q TFlP-TEeaSnFJ
Receipts fer May-AeWs and
Notes from the Bureaus
and Departments.

WAsHNaToN, June 2.-President Gar
Asld,will take q trip to Fortress Monroe
on the United States ship Despatch, leav-
ing here tomorrow morning and returning
Saturday evening.
Secretary Lincoln returned last night
and resumed his duties this morning.
Samples Of -four or other powdered sub
stance are declared unmAilable, except
when put up in trasparent bags and sealed
SO NO particles can silt through. The bags
must be enclosed In boxes or tube1 made
OF hard wood or metal, with q aide or
clasp or screw lids aud without sharp cor
ners.
The Treasury Department to-day pur.
chased 100000 ounces Of fine silver for
delivery at San Francisco for the Carson
and Philadelphia mints.
It is very generally expected that D. s.
Anderson, ot Indiana, will be appointed
Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury Department,
in plase Of Ella, who 10 to be transferred 10
the position ot Sixth Auditor.
The National Board Of Health reelected
its present officers. The quarantine mat.
ter 10 disposed Of, the Executive Commit
tee being empowered to use its discretion,
relative to requiring vessels bound for
New Orleans to stop at Ship Island or
Port Eads. Adjourned sine die.
The Treasury Department will to-
morrow issue another circular letter rela'
tive to excursion steamers, for the inlor.
maLon Of the officers Of the inspection
service In general % we'll As for informa.
ton to the travelling public, who are in.
vited TO present to the proper officers, au'
thenticated proofs Of violations Of the
steamboat laws in order that the offend.
ers may be prosecuted. The Inspector
will be required to exact from the captains
and owners Q strict compliance Ia oil
cases with the instructions.
During the month Of May the receipts
from customs were $l6, ,632 ,063; internal
revenue, l3,9S9, 1926; miscellaneous ser.
vices, $lB, 1928. .92B. Total, $50. .229, ,7l5.
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POIaTS RROM PARlS,


NKw YoRx, June IA special dispatch
from Paris yesterday says that the sale o.
the double collection produced S76, ,s9E
francs. OF this amount the celebrated
Fontenoy vases brought 10000 francs,
and the Button table service 5000 francs
Tuesdays receipts were 276,SOO francs
paid chiefly for snuff and powder boxes
ornamented by miniatures painted by Van
Blankenbergh, Pstitot and Sale. Among
the pictures ala file qui Rit, by Van Der
Nicer, was knocked down 10 Demielof for
SO, 900 francs, and Q portrait OF Wilhelm
Van Huysen for $4,000 francs. There
were over million francs realized during
the first three days.
A French captain OF artillery named
Lanaud was condemned yesterday by q
Council ol War at Tours to 6ye years i'm
prisonment and to degradation from his
rank for continuous pIlering from the
military chest during the period In which
he filed the Office Of regtmental treasurer,
He had risen from the ranks and was
counted one Of the bravest officers in the
service.
The cashier aud three clerks OF large
commercial dTm in Paris were arrested
last night for detalCAtions amounting TO
$500, 900.
The dueling mania has again broken out
In Paris. Not less than three meetings
have taken place within the last twenty
four hours
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LtrrLE Rock, June 2.=Ths GasIlti
sptihgtown, Texas, special says: A young
man named i, D. Baldwin, Of Forest City,
Arkansas, shot and killed man named
Jones. Baldwin Il q BtfAhgst and has
not been here bat abort time. He and
Jones met In town, and Jones told him
they had 10 fight. Baldwin replied he did
NOT want 10 Hsht. Jones then eaid he had
10 lake whipping, and BIldwln replied,
Tall right" Jones them struck Baldwin,
kh6ceihk him down AZ Baldwin atokt
10 biS feet he drew revolver and shot
Jones three times through the heart
killing him instantly. Boldwin. was at
faslsd, he'd d hearing beioie A Justice o
tbe peace and was acquitted. Baldwin 4
4 Young man about tWenty.ihfee year
old. He said he bad lived 10 Forest Git
for ten years and never had any Suct
trouble before.
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sr. PErEmBuRe, June 2.-Count Wor.
enzofT DAshkotF, heretofore one Of the
C1At's confidential advisers, hS, retired 10
Petethotf in consequence Of q quarrel
with the CSat General VAnomski, pres.
ent Minister ot War, was chieI oi the
staf Of the late CEaf during the Turkish
war About q dozen persons have been
nominated 10 advils concerning the exeCu.
tion Of the projects Tor reducing the peas
ants rents In thirteen OF the northern gov.
etntnents. The fest Of the AgfAflan pro.
iects, including the compulsory tedemp.
tion Of peasants lands, are deferred ioI
revision by the new administration. The
crops In the greater part Of Russia aft
very satisfactory, and even In the lees ID
vofed districts The prospects are good.
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ylrrlnla Rendlu.iers Iu,ir conyontlon.

RICHMOND; Va, June 9,-The Read.
adjuster State Convention was called to
order by Gen. Battling, in the absence oil
Gen. Malone, Chairman oil the State Gen.
ttal Committee. Hon. John Paul, Of
Rockingham, was appointed temporary
Chairman. He made stirring address.
Committees on Credentials and Permanent
Organizations were appointed. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were named for Cover.
nor: John Z. Massey, Albemarle, the
present State Auditor; Col. VIM. +.
Cameron, Mayor OF Petersburg; General
Y. D. Grover, Of Norfolk, and Capt j, s.
Wise, Richmond. First ballot: Cameron,
279; Massey, 294; Grover, 81; Wise, l27. r
After the second ballot H. II. Riddle.
bergers name was presented, and re-.
ceived amid great applause
Mr.. Rlddleherger stated that be was not
4 candidate before the Convention, and
thought the Office should seek the man.
Gen. Malone was next nominated amid
the widest enthusiasm.
Capt. John Wise, one OF the nominees,
earnestly appealed 10 the convention to
sacrifice everything for the good Of the
party aud not 10 consider men. ! With
this object In view he urged the adjourn.
ment, which amid great confusion and
excitement was agreed 10, and the con.
vention at eleven o'clock adjourned until
tomorrow,
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BASE BALL YHrERDAY.
At NEW YoRE


Business Very DulI on the L.andlnE-The
EiveF HtiiI Falling.
The Emma Graham passed down yes.
terdsy for Cincinnati.
The Courier, up from Petersburg yestet.
day, was several hours late, owing TO low
water.
There was q slight swell in The river al
Pittsburgh yesterday.
The Bachelor Is now at the landing
waiting for more water.
The Diurnal leaves for Parkefsburg and
the prea Ellison Tor New Maftinayille TO.
day.
The Scotia Ia due down from Pittsburgh
10. day en- ioute 10 Cincinnati.
The river marks At the landing showed
4 feet l inch and falling.
PITTSBURGH, June 2.-Rtver 2 feet and
stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
CAiRo, June 2.-Arfived: Jas. ". CAT,
Memphis. Departed: ]. 8. Mercer, Louie.
villet Jas. Gaf, Cincinnati. River 20 feet
inch and falling. Thermometer s00.
Weather cloudy.
GNhNoNlhbhl 4NuI Ouuo 4t-hIIlNtut
Golden Rule, Bowling Green, Grey Eagle
dspafted, Golden Rule, Bowling Green.
Weather clear; river stationary al feet
10 inches; wind south.
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-River s feel In the
canal and 8 feat In the chute on The falls,
Business dali. Weather cloudy and pleas.
ant Arrived. Bright Light, Cincinnati,
She Is taking on 0 big lot Of cement here,
No departures.
81. Louis, June 2.-Rivet fallen 8 inches,
20 feet by the gauge. Weather cloudy
aud very warm. A heavy rain storm
prevailed here this afternoon. Arrived!
Lewis, Kentas City; Alice Brown aud tow,
Cairo; SO. Baker and Tow and Fleming
aud TOW, Illinois: Keokuk and Molile
Moote, lower MIsIisSIppi Marx Twain,
Dyetsbufg; stf. GsheVieve, Memphis,
Gfeehville, vicksbuig. DspsFei! Alice
Btown and tow and Grand Lake aud
batges, Cairo; TAtum, 81. Paul; Lewis,
Kansaa Cityi Sam Robe,ts and bAfses,
New OFleanA; (ioldlugt, VjckabntN.
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.AKNIa1iTLYaIFr.
souvenir Of the visit OF Eastern Knights
10 Richmond.

Souvenir Of the visit OF Eastern Knightl
10 RIehmond.
BosToN, MASS; June 2.-During The visit
OF De Molay oommandery Of Khlghtl
Templar To Richmond, the Richmond
Uommandery No. 2, and the Commandery
Of 81. Andrews No. 1S presented the Bos
ton Sir knights with o sword. The
weapon is Of su elegant design, the hill
being fashioned out Of gold statuette Of 1
knight In full armour, siI inches In height
the right hand resting Upon an uneheath.
ed FURNISHED blade, which 10 ornamented
with designs Of knights at tilt and In vsri
Gus other positions. The cross bar OF the
hilt Ia composed Of emblens Of The order
and the whole is fine specimen OF work.
manship. On the scabbard is figure In
bas relief OF q pilgrim with scrip and staff
"trAyeling from afAr,n and bAs relief dc.
signs Of the order The belt and straps
are Of scarlet velvet, gold embroidered
and the clasp ls ofnamented with hal
relief oi troop ot mounted knights with
lanoes at rsat. The case Of the sword d
elegantly finished and lined with blue
aalin. ..
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TRE MExICAH CAPITAL.
A False Report COFrseted-GFanI and III
English Debt.

Cry OF ME1Ico, June 2,-Ths new
published by the New York Herald abou
the seizure oithesAmericAn weasel Acacia
at Prcgrssso, Is erroneous. The captain
ot that vessel abandoned her with full
cargo, thinking It impossible to take hel
into port, and 80 reported to the Captain
oithe Port at Progresso. The latter, with
the help Of Mexican sailors, succeeded in
saving the vessel. The cSptAin refused to
pay salvage and the case was brought be.
fore competent tribunal for adjustment,
General Grant has returned to the Uni.
ted States without even having proposed
Z settlement Of the English debt, although
he was reported to be the representative
ot the interests OF the holders,
The House OF Deputies declared by an
immense majority the urgency aud neces,
slly OF establishing national bank, but
refused 10 authorize the aCknowledR dRement
OF English debt. The Mexican govern.
ment continues to pay punctually railroad
subyentions,
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Hsrnsssing Horses Three Abreast I,
NyRH0na.

NStoUANs
NEW YoRK, June 2.-The American Ex.
press Company has introduced into New
York the system Of harvesting used on
the London omnibuses, By which three
horses are harnessed in nearly the same
way as we harness q team. The change
has been made on two Of the wagons % an
experiment. with very satisfactory results.
The wagons are supplied with two poles
instead OF one, and each Of the three
horses is attached 10 separate whihsttee.
Thia is foundto be decided improvement
over The system sometimes used Of putting
one horse Ia ehatts and another at each
side. The harnessinE is practically the
same as with Two horses, with two poles
instead Of one. ,
The experiment Il. tried upon wagons
that deliver goods 10 the upper part OF the
city, not only because the loads are ffe
duehtly too heavy for two horses, but "a
enable the drivers Ia make up for loci
time with an increased rate Of speed whet
from any cause they ate delayed at thI
lalAft.
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PrIuter,, StTIke AZ cleveland

CLEVELAND, o., June 2-The printers o.
both the Herald and Leader last nigh
struck for an advance Of rates for compo
sition to thirty.fve cents per thousand
The Leader q short time since compromised
a similar demand by the payment oI
thirty.two cents, while the Herald com
positors have not heretofore made any re-
quest for an advances upon the former ru.
ling rates Of thirty cents. Both papers
appeared this morning, sths Lfdde,
having fourteen and the Herald twenty
rats" and the balance regular men who
did not strike.
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WKsr PotST, June 2.-ThiS Afternoon
General Howard and stati and all the OH
GERS and Professors in the Post, In tul
uniform, proceeded to the hotel and for
mally received the Board Of Visitors ant
escorted the members 10 the parade
ground, where the Cadets were reviewed
after which there was o reception oil tht
Board Of Visitors at General Howard
cott.ge. .......
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BRENNAN, TExAS, June 2.--This morn
ing near ssaley 90 the work train wat
switching, number otcars we're cut loose
BY conyicts In On attempt 10 escape. Two
we're killed and four wounded-~two NOR.
tally. One escaped.
JkFFERsoS, TEX June 2-Laat night, ID
Camp county, four young white men vie
tied The residence Of Dennis BroLhen, col
ofed, vhe fired into them, shooting Oalvir
Cope dead, and mottally wouudlng Gsfae
Hagrand. The other two men killed thl
negro and escaped.
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A Peculiar ANA Horrible Accident.

DETROIT, June IA shocking aud re'
markable accident occurred in this city Rt
midnight. Mrs, Thomas MCGrAw, . high,
ly respected widow lady, aged forty, living
on one OF the most prominent streets,
reached home late after an evening visit to
q friend, and found herself locked out,
The young children and the servants hay.
ing gone 70 bed. With the assistance OF q
neighboring servant girl she gained access
to the house through the basement win.
dow. She undertook to reach the main
floor OF the house by mesnS Of the dumb
waiter, By some strange fatality she was
caught by the neck In the elevator, and be.
fore her screams could bring her help she
was strauRled 10 death.
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NNs@e-eF~ @N-@AAo DotA AAAAAHeN AAAuN
LONDON, June 2,-Cardinal Manning
told deputation Of the Catholic League o.
the Gross yesterday that he had not or
dered the refusal Of the Club halls for the
Land League meetings, but desired thai
the league, IS a body, should not ally itsel
with any political movement.
A dispatch received from Olonmel
yesterday announcing the death OF po.
liCeman and the precarious condition OF q
number OF soldiers from injuries received
In the riot there on Tuesday, was exag.
gerated. No policeman nor soldiers re-.
ceiVed dangerous wounds, though several
were knocked down.
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STAR ROUTE SUITS.
The CASES 10 be Presented 10 the Grand
Jury for Action. ~

The Casts 20 be Presented 10 the Grand
Jury for Action. ~
WAsHrSaToS, June 2,-Col. W. A. Cook
the special counsel employed by the Gov
eminent to prosecute those implicated In
the Star Route frauds, to-day took the
oath Of Office and went into an examinR'
ton OF the evidence so far gathered by
the investigation under Postmaster James,
He will prepare the cases for the Grand
Jury and have their entire management,
under the supervision and direction ol
Attorney General MaCVeagh.
The Attorney General to-day said TO the
correspondent ol the Western Associated
Press that there was no hurry In bringing
the matter before the Grand Jury OF the
District OF Columbla, but that the fact
that special counsel had been employed,
did indicate that the Government was
very nearly ready to commence the pros.
ecutions. He thought, he said, and
would certainly be pretty confident such
was the case, that before any move was
made, that the cases 10 be presented by
the Government would be sustained be.
fore Q jury OF twelve men. There had been
some difficulty, he said, In procuring testi.
mony on certain essential points, but the
investigation OF Postmaster James was
very rapidly supplying that deficiency. 1t
is not considered OF all likely that the cases
will be presented 10 the grand Jury OF
the present term OF the court. The next
term, which 10 called the June term, con.
vehes on the Goth inst. ss".,F
The court generally takea recess over
to September, 90 the presentation Of
the matter to the grand Jury may be de-
layed until then. The Attorney General,
and all connected with this matter off.
cially, refuse 10 say anything at oil con
cerning who will be brought before the
grand Jury for indictment. There 10 an
uncertain feeling among the mail con.
tractors and officials who are said 10 be
involved. The contractors are either here
themselves or have their interests looked
after by special counsel.
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CINCINNATI, o., June 2,-BIshop Elder,
of the Cincinnati Diocese, has issued an
official circular to the churches, asking
prayers for Archbishop ]. B. Purcell, who,
The letter says, Ia sinking rapidly at bis
retreat OF the Ursuline Convent, In brown
county, Ohio. This confirms the report
Of the ArChbishop's sinking condition,
sent on the 2lst Of last month In these dis
patches. The shock Of his brothers
death has affected his health for the worse
very materially.
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Reserve Republicans Vote COnndence in
the PreEIdRnI.

WARREN, O., June 9,-The Republicans
Of TrumbulI county, in convention, named
fourteen delegates TO the State convention
at Cleveland, Resolutions strongly iudors'
ing President Garfield 10 his Administra.
tion management and his course 10 the
Conkling difficulty, and expressing conf.
dence in Governor Foster, were passed,
and q motion carried that the resolutions
be forwarded TO President Garfield as the
sentiment OF his former constituents In
this portion Of the Nineteenth District.
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NKw YoRK, Juue 2.-A dinner was
given last evening TO Governor Thomas
L. Young, Of Ohio, by John ". Mackey,
Of BonanSa fame, at which were present
Senator Jones, s1.oonStessman Daggett,
oil Nevada, and others interested In The
mining business. This meeting, In con.
nectl6h with the iGct Of MAckey's sudden
return from Europe and quick departure
for Nevada, caused considerable comment
among those interested In mining shares,
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tnsuiry in,o the victoria disaster

LONDON, oSr, June 9.-At the inquest
Of the Victoria disaster the evidence Of
Mr.. Msnelley, Steamboat Inspector, WAS
taken. He considered The boats ma.
chihstv as al tight and we'll managed BY
The engineet, Nj. Roberts, q skilled man,
and one ol the best Of bis class. ", r
Adams testified that be helped 10 rebuild
the Victoria, and noticed that the Joint
10 her upper planting we're not catlked
He c6nsideted that when abe COLLAPSED
' she Was tqll ol water from leakage,
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His Name Probably Killed Him.
pANs, June 2.-Maximillan Paul Emile
Littre, publiCist and phllologist, 10 dead.
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rRONINEST wESr VIxGISIANs
frtseht The NAlNa OF Candidate 10 the
President for thN Mission 10 Berlin,

ApNNN "E WV "hbluu 10 htFllut
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 2.
sVsAl Dhpltth to the lntClIEtncer.
ThO Erntng Star this afternoon con.
aIH,4s following:
"A delegation Of si1teen prominent
VEST VirViuians called on the President
t''daE They were all solid men. Ex.
Secretary Gctl was at itS head, and Mar.
shal Atkinson, Capt. Edwin W. y. Moore,
Major Gaines and Capt. Pipes were mem.
'nsts oI Il, They presented the name
o! Archibald W. Campbsll, Of West
NEGinis, ior the Berlin mission.
The Pre'iden''s response was very fat.
tetins and encouraging. Its uuderatood
that this w@ done without The ,olicita.
HIon or knowledge OF Mr.. Campbslln
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. ANNAPOLIS, MO. June 2.-Ths Board Of
), visitors OF The Naval Academy witnessed
'As S'eat gnG exercises on the santee 10.
ay The Board had a meeting, and In.
tueG ,v.l The heads Of the departments Of the
SSslasmy 10 make suggestions 10 the
s S9AIu, The Superintendent oil the ACad.
~! Ky was Invited to be present at the see.
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Vote for Goyeruor declared.

CONCORD, N. H., June 9,-In the Legis
lature to.diy tie votes for Governor and
Council were declared. The Governors
vote was as follows: Whole number, &c..
1853; necessary for q choice, 43,0S3; scat
tsring, rs; George f. Dodge, 34l; Warren
q. Brown, 503; Frank Jones, S0,sl3;
Charles H. Bell, s., 1882, and Bell was de-
cIared elartad
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WHEAT TRANsPoRrArION.
The Steamer which II 10 Tow wheat
Laden BaFges from ~. Paul TO New
OFIsana on Her way Up the RIver,


Laden BaFges from ~. Paul TO New
Orleans on Her Way Up the River,
KEoKUK. Ia, June 2.-The steamer Vic
tory, OF the St. Louis & st. Paul Line,
passed up with three barges, two Of which
are to be loaded with bulk grain at St.
Paul for transportation without change to
New Orleans, and thence direct to Liver
pool. This Is the inaugural step arising
out OF the barge agitation, and will be
made an experimental trip, as many have
declared their belief that grain trans.
ported in this manner would heat and
sprout before 1t arrived 10 New Orleans.
70 prove that II can be thus carried, and
that too In the heat Of summer, is the
object OF the experiment at the present
time, and there 10 not q doubt OF its
success, provided the grain Ia dry and in
good condition when stored in the hold.
These barges are built expressly for the
carrying Of grain, and are perfectly water.
tight, so no dampness can reach the grain.
For this trip the rate has been fixed OF the
wonderfully low price OF twenty. eight
cents per hundred from St. Paul to Liver.
pool, which eum represents the entire ex.
pense TO the shipper. The result ot the
ViCtory's trip will be watched with great
interest, .I....a.
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arant ahd Esds h onnrnnIlns

NEw ORLEANS, June s,-Gen. Grant
and Capt. Eads are passengers on the Oily
Of Merida, from Vera otuS. They are dc.
tathed Of the quarantine station. The
agent ol the steamer sent tug b1aL 10 The
quarantine 10 bring them 70 the city, 1
the authorities permitted.
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LIt7LE Rock, June 7.-Tho Gazette,
SE'H, Ark, special says: The remains
. u @EnEnown man we're found on the
stotsd ,S'm, In Woodruff county, 10. day,
" y 10 ovtb SrSe, with his heart cut out ahd
Y tMiosa IN q field, and one arm and his
ssld s severed from his body. There ats
AOsusPiCions AS TO the murdateta,
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WASHRe4oN, June 2.-The report 70.
Gently telegtaphsd In reference TO John 3.
Thompson's accounts grew out Of an item
published that an officer Of The House had
used money belonging to the members.
The item referred not 10 Thompson but 10
another official, and had no toundaLion %
TO the eefReant AtAtme.
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CINCINNATI, June 2.-Gso. H. Thomaa
Post, Grand Army Of the Republic, has
decided to give camp FIRE next Friday
evening in compliment to Justice Stanley
Matthews. The various committees ap'
pointed to make arrangements for the
affair met last evening.
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4HE yor1Ns rnsrEaDA1.
CouLiinE GETS - votes on Que ballot and
% on the other.
ALBANY, June 2s-Ihe loIoWlng lH 'u'
s..l hsilnL IN day for OonklinR's vacancy
The vote ~ q successor TO MI Plat11

Atssplution 10 adjourn she diesltutday
was lost in The Assembly to-day by vote
Of 90 to 6S, onlv DSnosttb voting yea,
and concurrent resolution to takO & re.
cess from Friday I'LL Tuesday next Was
adopted.
The joint session thsa proceeded 10
take another vote to Gil the vacancy
eSaaed BY Tue resignation OI cOpklIpE.