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REDUCING FIRST CHARGES.

At the general meeting of the stockholders
OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, which was
unusually well attended yesterday the former managers
reelected without opposition; the Board will be
organized to-day Tho proposition TO increase the share
capital from 900 $50 100000 for payment of
bonds maturing in 1884 to 1891 approved with the
same unanlmty. Under this authority stockholders
will be invited immediately to subscribe at par for
S3 400 900 OF the issue with which pay the first
gage bonds maturing next year. The next issue
Will be made IN 1887, when Sl,0O0,000 bonds OF the
Union Coal Company. which are indOrsed by the COM
pany, will fall due. The rest OF tine new stock will be
to pay the $5.549000 bonds which mature In
1891.
ave want 70 reduce rst charges, an officer OF the
company said yesterday. "IOr some o. you newspaper
men have frightened us on this subject"
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dismissed this morning. 1t is certain that some
members Of the Legislature have been indicted for brb
NEWS FROM ALBANF.
THE FREE BRIDGE AND THE PAGE SAVINGS BANK
BuLs-TALK ABOUT AN EXTRA SESSION.

BuLs-TALK ABOUT AN EXTRA SESSION.
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Nav SIT seems that some OF
the Brooklyn and New-York Senators fear that
their record on the Free Brooklyn Brldge "
bill will prevent their reelection, ana are
therefore attempting to put the blame for the decat OF
that bill ones else shoulders The facts that tue
bill making the Brooklyn Bridge free to foot passengers
defeated by the Brooklyn and New-York senator's
and by them alone 1t was the fault OF the Repuo'
Clerk OF the Senate the bill mslad or stolen
Senators Jacobs and RUSSELL OF Brooklyn resisted any
consideration OF the BILL many OF their constituents in
the Eastern District being opposed to free bridge az
it would increase their taxation About p M on the
last day of the session, Senator Herman asked
Clerk Vrooman TO hand him the bill.
Mr.. Yrooman replied that the bill was still
in the possession OF the Committee on Cities.
1t is supposed that Senator Kiernan then
went TO Senator Grady and induced him TO report the
bill chairman Of the Committee Cities This
done In few minutes. But in what shape was the bill
reported Actually with the provision regarding tree
passage across tho bridge for pedestrians stricken
out It had been amended to death. The Senate
then had no time to amend or even debate the bill
moment after the Committee Cities made Its report
the GOyernO message was presented Ihe deDae tnaI
followed prevented the consideration OF any bill
Assembyman Pages bill authorizing savings banks TO
invest their money In railroad first mortgage bonds mas
excited Intense alarm among savings BANK Omclas ana
savings bank deposit0rs There nave peen more re-
gass' gaee fSr copes Of ths bil than for any
other passed by the Legislature 1t is suspected by
many persons here that tue Page bill Is an attempt 10
divert TO Wall Street OF the millions or the
savings bank depoStOrs Letters have been received
from savings bank presdentss requesting hearing In
opposition 10 the bill.
The Governor Will give hearing to the opponents
and friends OF the General Street Railway bill next
Tuesday.
The opinion is becoming general here that there viii
be n special session OF tue senate to consider the
nominations for Immigration Commissioner, Quaran-
tine Commissioners, arbor Masters ana Port Wareens
In the opinion OF the Republican Senators, however no
extra session ought be called till tIe necessity Of hag
ing Harbor Masters apparent They believe that the
Dock Department OF New-YOrk should take charge OF
the WORK heretofore done by HarOOr Masters
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NoNIyA11oNS TO BE MADE TO-DAY.

The Mayor will send to the Aldermen to-day his
list of nominations. There seem to be no candl-
dates against Fire Commissioner German ana
Charities Commissioner Brennan. II has been un-
derstood all along that they were sure oi
denomination. The Mayor will probably
renominate Professor Chandler for Prcsi-
dent of the Board of Health. For
Dock Commissioner John b. IIasSin and Thomas
Dunlap seem to be the only prominent candidates.
Another candidate for Tax Commissioner has APP
peared-Colonel John II. Mooney. He can COM
mand considerable influence. Deputy Tax
Commissioner Michael Coleman and John
Wheeler are still IN the field. The Mayor Is undc-
cided whether To send in the name OF successor TO
Police Commissioner French. In Wow oi The al
verse opinion Of Corporation Counsel Andrews II is
doubtful II he Will name anyone The Aldermen
will confirm Commissioners Brennan and German
and will call up and confirm the nomination OF
William =. Mitchell, OF the three nominees Tor
Excise Comm siOueTs sent in tn tho Board CO. IN
April The remaining nominations VIII PROBABLY
be laid on the table.
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THE F1IR DITURCE CASE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-The Fair divorce
case the absorbing topic the streets Public sym
patty appears 10 be the side Of Mrs Fair the
Of the Senator'S four children. ope4 are freely
pressed that the court will grant the mothers
demauds-eIpenses OF the suit, control Of
the children, S3,00oO0O In cash, and
81, 800 900 III property Sen1ier Fair Acknowledged
kCw wing that his wife was bringing the suit said he
would defend the lie cha acterztd the allc cations
as vile les having foundation than the s,ory
his eldest shooting him. Mrs. Fair,
being informed that The Senator proposed
contest the expressed surprise. ani asked Did
Senator Fair say anything abOIt Z" Learning that
lie had not she added, Then asI. have nothing to
say" She declined rectDg tho which induced
her TO make the demand for divorce, but said that
having made up her mind she bound carry 1t
fhruu
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gans arrest. Both he and his accuser are Demo
rats.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ALDERMEN

Notwithstanding the statement that the Mayor
was not likely to send in the names OF his nom nees
Yesterday, the Chamber of tho Board was hlleu
when President Reilly called the Aldermen TO
order The first business done was to change the
day for the Board meetings from Tuesday to wed
nesday. The announcement of communic@
ton from the Mayor, when made ny
the President, caused some of those IN the
room to think that the May or had recon-
sdcred his determination not to send In the
names of his nominees for vacant Offices The paper
proved to be a nomination, that of Thomas >.
Crombie in place of Augustus Schell. as one OF tho
seven Commissioners to lay out public parks in the
Twerty third and Twenty-lOurth Wards. Alderman
Sheehy said that Mr. Crombie was an old resident
of the city, lumber merchant and builder ana
well qualified for the position. Mr.. Crombe was
confirmed unanimously Mr.. O'Connor being ex-
cused from voting.
Mr. Sheehy offered a resolution. directed to the
Park Board requesting that the width of the
eastern drive in Central Park. on which ex-Alder-
man Sauer was fatally injured be ncr eased to sixty
feet or more This was adopted. message was
received from the Mayor returning without
his approval the resolution adopted MAY l,
1888, requesting the Commissioner OF fuDnc
Works to pay the unsklllcd laborers employed ny
the department 50 per day. The Mayor dlsapprOESu
the resolution because leach dopartmenG oil tne
city government should exercise proper disc!etoh
in the emplOynent OF labor and should De held Ie-
sponsible for good Judgment in tine performance OF
that duty" The veto was lald over commuh-
cation was received from the Executive Committee
of the Western Union Telegraph Company set
ting forth that 1t had received copy OF the oral-
nance empowering 1t to lay wires under the stteet,
and that the company would soon avail Itself OF ho
privilege. The Central Labor Union sent protest
against the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge on May
~, tue birthday of the Queen of Great Britain IL
was referred 10 the appropriate committee and or
dered to be printed Mr.. Fitzpatrick
announced that the committee appointed
TO wait on the Bridge Trustees and protest
against the formal opening of the bridge on the day
named would call on that body on Thursday. lhe
bill OF James j. SlevIn, amounting to $3.50 Tor the
municipal expenditures IN connection with the tu-
ncrals OF John Howard Payne. Peter Cooper and eA-
Alderman William Sauer, WAS ordered 10 bo pad.s
1t was ordered that the Aldrmens chamber DC
enlarged and renovated ar an expense of $S 900.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHtNGrON, Iuesuay, may o. 1900
CtosE or Mr. BLIsss ARdUMENT.-Mr. Bliss began the
seventh day OF bs address 20 the jury in the Star Route
trial THIS morning and the afternoon concluded MS
argument Mr.. Merrick said: the Goyernheht nus
closed s opening" After debate MS 10 the hunDer
OF closing arguments which would be allowed tne uUs
eminent the Court adjourned In the course OF lhe s
cussiOn Mr.. Merrck read letter from tho Attorney
era In which the latter expressed desre 10 ahe to
arguments to the prosecution
PAY OF FOURTH CLASS PosTMAsrERs'-Ihe increase VI
pay made necessary by the JOINT decision OF @
folQer and First Controller Lawrence 10 neeuect tn
the clause III the "tO adjust the salaries Oh post
masters" which refers TO The pOsmasters OF lhe
class should gone into operation on tue aate OF is
approval March 81 will not II Is said at tne foss tocc
Department, create any additional fresiuehn '0o''
THE PROPOSED HILL LvEsTIGATIos-Ihe present ih'
dicatons are that the investigation Of the affairs or tne
Supervising Architects otco OF the treasury DePat
ment viii not begin In earnest before monday, mJ ~
Mr Murch has been assigned desk In tho treasury De
partment wGhn easy ACCESS OF the secretary ohse %
and to-day began tho examination OF tho charges on ne
aeainst Mr. H getting bis case IN shape
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master Ferren. An examination exhibited adehc
about $500.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PASSENGER MEN IN CONCLAvE.

Commissioner Albert Fink was at his office
Yesterday for first time since his recent illness from
rnnscnlar rheumatism. He presided a meeting Of
the Jont Executive Committee Passenger Department.
Of the trunk lines ard their Western connection. The
meeting was called to settle the details Of the agreement
made at the last meeting Of the committee TO govern
the passenger traffic for six months from March l. Mr.
Fink submitted his plan of division of business be-
tween derenta fare points, and itwas discussed No
action was taken and the conference will continue to-day
BEFORE the committee adOurDs the revision Of OF
the dierental fares now established will probably be
made IL is not considered likely that the question OF
establishing differences in rates between additional
Ilaces viii be reached at the present meeting.
The Trunk Line Passenger Committee also met for the
purpose Of special excursion rates for special
parlies for the summer.
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HAYoR rAUsslG,S ANNUAL MESSAGE

The Aldermen Of Jersey City organized last
night by the reelection Of Alderman william H. furman
President John T. Scott reelected City Clerk for
his eighteenth term, and Conrad Rechenbecker was
elected Overseer OF tho Poor. Mayor Taussgs annual
message WAS received and read In which he expresses
his resrct that h Legislature failed TO anord Tele IN
the matter OF railroad taxation and thai the act known
IA the "CiZens," which intended TO simplify inc
CITY Government did not become law lie rcc0mlnenus
that the taxes personal property In manufactures De
OF manufactOr Ories Ia the city.
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MR. KEENE's BLUE GRASS WINS A RACE

LONDON, May S.-The Newmarket second
sp1pg meeting began to-day Thc race for the BurWei
Stakes for threey yearolds, was won oy j. H. heehc
ebestnut colt Blue Grass. Mr. Aexanders Wild Arab
came IN second and Lord oseberys colt by Blue Gown
ont Of Louise Victoria third The other starters were
Bri,Smartis and Export Blue Grass, ridden By Ford
ham, won by a length. He made the running from the
start There was distance of three quarters OF length
between Wild Arab and the Louise Victoria colt.
MIR Keenes colt Golden Gate has been scratched from
the entries for tie for the Manchester Cup 10 DC
run at Manchester on the l7th INST
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE. May $50 reconcile the diff
ferences which distract the Democratic party in this
state about twenty Democratic editors from various
counties assembled here to-day to consult and express
their views on the situation Colonel Clement L. sui
lvane of The Cambridge Chronicat presided. An ad-
dress was issued stating that all that Is necessary 10
os.ure the success OF nominations when made, Is
that fair honorable shall be selected TO conduct
the primary elections OF thus city, and the voters al
lowed unrestricted opportunity To make such no NH
as they Misp"
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May S.-Lleutenant Joseph L.
Tones bas been ordered TO eramlnat promotion
Lieutenant william A. Marshall mas been detached from
the United States yandaa and placed on walt
lug orders The order OF Chaplain william H. stewart
TO the United states steamer Minnesota has been re-
yoked aud he has been placed on waiting ordes hea
Admiral Edmond II. Calhoun has been placed on the fo-
tired list, his retirement date from MAY U, 1855 -
1ho United states steamer Saratoga was AZ S1nI i
De Tenerne, April a. aud was to san Ior NeW 1orA'
rh-re shn 4. due about NAV 90. The Ynnto aud kear-
sarge have gone up Norfolk Navy Yard from Fortress
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A YOUNG GILL BCRNhD TO DEATH

CHICAGO, May 8.-A despatch to The Inter-
Ocean from Palmyra, Mich. says that Lyman uaviland
and his wife last night lett their four children alone
their house. Alice, the Oldest ago thirteen fell asleep
reading paper which caught rc, setting the
her clothes ablaze She ran OF the room and was
burned death boy, axe nine, was rescued, and "A
baby aud fourth child escaped. The father
serlonsy burned by rushing into the blazing
"A chi
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1HE MYSTERY or A WOMAN AND TUG.

Michael Lee a night -watchman at the foot OF
Harison-st Brooklyn reported 10 the police last even
ing that early yesterday morning All unknown tug
steamed up 10 the pier and on board tried 10
put of IA She struggled and resisted 10 no
avail and tho tug started away. The woman tried 70
follow, but fell into the water The watclinan the
called TO the that the woman was drowning. anu
they back and pulled her board Tho tug theh
went on It's way.
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BUTLER ON INSURANCE COMPANIES.

BosTON, May 8.-GOvernOr Butler sent to
House this afternoon amessage Oh insurance mat
lie sys the required examinations OF insurance
companies by actuary have not been made for
cral years. OF his own knowledge he s aware that
companies are not IN "a sound condition. He
recommends ii change III the law that funds enough
be appropriated TO carry the business Or the cTea
ton Of q new Office OF actuary.
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1p.vv EAIIJTRE IN LONDON.

IoNpoN May "a firm OF ontsiuo opoi" =,
which has beel doing an extensive u@ 900 No
Cr,nd Trunk shares has failed for taoUo1t VeSterdav
Member OF the firm was seen IN inc ci'S
pxu1R1rs AT THE FISHERIES EXHIBITION.
LONDON. May s.-The arrangement IN l,..na ,n9
.or.,, fisheries Exhibition will not be conipie'eu
nv the opening day. May IL. All the & hurSp'.r onn
S,,ts except those of Russia. have arrived Among
.,o oo,ntries best represented are Italy, beis"hi,
uousnd sweden and Norway. Russia eventuaiy WIZ
hove large exhibit. OF the South American eoun'vo
d.nlay Of Chill is alone noticeable All the bri'Sa
nia. and other British possessions, are wen M lSpIc
onJeI especially Canada. the exm9it oi we n yh,cS
a Whole process of artificial psc!cdlture anu sn
80 heen frozen fnce last July. In the II
S;.nav there is complete collection OF nets, ols d
=, ast mated that the exhibits from Aheric" 'N'0
ihose of the whole continent o. Europe
WASHINGTON May S.-There has been pTeparei u"us . .
A., direcion of the Commissioner OF Patents lor tue
London Fish Exposition description oil all patents -
ued Inv the United States Patent Office pertain " '
and dsheres The work is handsomely pounu III .it t
iaree volumes, copies Of which wl oe & L0i noon n
London through Professor Bard oi 'ne
ffufn
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FOREIGN NEWS.
,r,nrNc TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.

..r,yo FOR f40O, ,OOO-THE FISHERIES EXHIBIT
r,oy. REBUFF FOR BIsMARCK-IRIsH MAT
rras-A VICTORY FOR AN AMERICAN GULL
A heavy failure occurred IN .,:s;nu LGnu'n 20
Preparations for the Fisheries EhniOat,Un adranc ~
be opened in London on May ~ i,m a,1 ;moreao.
ing rapidly. The Government Dn, IL haon
ing the duty on WOOD nas Sso., son-
defeated in the Reichstag. inc aea'n s it 9T4
tence of Patrick Delaney, who P'eaoeu sanS
to participation in the Phoenix PARK muioelS, .
has been commuted by Earl Spencer & Az
Newmarket yesterday Mr.. Keene's colt biue
Grass won the race for the burweil o'aAe''
Queen Victoria has returned to WINDSOR
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ENGLAND AND THE AMERICAN CATTLE
TRADE

LONDON, May S.-Lord Carlingford, Lord
President Of the Council and Minister OF Agriculture to-
day in receiving depLtaton from the Central chamber
o. Agriculture refused their rreqne't that ne cndcaVor TO
secure the enactment by Parliament OF measure pro-
hibti the importation OF cattle from countries In
which infectious diseases exist He promised howeVef
thai the prsent DO Yers OF the Government 10 prOhDt
the entrance OF Infected animals should DC stlnScn
ton was to obtain fresh restrictions on the American
cattle trade.
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Ex.sPEAKER JOHN EGAN INDICTED.

Assemblyman John Armitage, of Newark,
vho accnsed e1speaker John Egan Of trying to bride
him during the last session OF the New-Jersey Lessa
tnre. was summoned before the Essex County aiaho
Jury two weeks ago. He toid MS s'oIy anu '.e '; 80,
- ..a,,nouslv IN iudlct Egap. Yesterday the bill
was prcsented 10 the Court and capas was ssueo i0
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
FOUND DEAD IN THE STREET.

FOUND DEAD IN THE STREET.
PHILADELPHIA May S.-A man supposed To DC
PATRICK Henderson, from w.YOrk was found dead rom
early hour tins morning on the sdo"sk
SHOT AND KILLED BY LAWYER.
ST. LOUIS, May Sat DE Kalb, Tex, on Saturday
last W. w Dnlad shot instantly killed young planter
prOyocatiOn and IN soil doleneo
Mr. billiard wealthy lawyer and an eI member oi the Log
islatuIo
SENTENCED FOR KILLING HIS WIFE =,
NASHUA, n. H.. May S.-Michael Winn, VINO
killed wife blow the head with hachet was TINS
afternoon found guilty OF manslaughtor and sentenced u
State Prison for twenty years.
BRUTAL NEGRO ASSAULTED BY A MOB.
MADIsoNVILLE, KY, Nav S.-A young negro en-
poyed by William Is. Haywood Hanson attempted 20
assault Hey wood last saturday BODY OF masked men
hanged him 10 a tree.
WOMAN ASSAULTED BY BURGLAR: ~
Hartford Conn, MAY S.-The house OF Mrs,
Barnes was entered this morning by two burglars one OF
them stood on the stairs pistol and kept Mrs Barnes
and crippled granddaughter tho second foor while the
other assaulted another granddaughter.
LIFE SAVED BY A wHEELBARRow; , .
Troy May S-0ne hundred tons OF rock fell IN = .
mine M {ogershed Clinton County oday buryng hhrln
Hawhorns Upon removing the rock he was 1ounu
scous with wheeebaow over his head and chosL hope
are entertained OF his recovery.
SENTENCED FOR TWENTY YEARS
BuFFAIo. n. Y, May S.-George Bork. the mu.
derer OF Mrs Fnser was today sentenced W bmeAS
years imprisonment In the Auburn state Prsoh
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INDICTED FOR TIE CARLTON MURDER.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.I

Boston, May s.-The Grand Jury for
hddlesex County today found three indictments against
Roger Amero for numbering Mrs. Carlton at
watertown on March 10 The indictments will
be forwarded TO Washington to morrow, ana
eytradition papers win DO issued. Amero
in Jail Digby. N s,wbere he viii be given hearing
on Wednesday and 10 prevent his discharge Detective
Wood accompanied by important Witnesses lett Boston
Today for Dgby where good cause Will be shown for
Adding the prisoner for extraditiOn.
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THEFTS OF a GOVERNMENT PAYMASTERs

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May S.-Major Was
hon paymaser alleged TO have been robbed of 600
IN train Fort WORTH confessed to-day that the
Whole transaction fraud tocOyer his short
WIN the Government. Wasson Is now here at head
Suarters under arrest He was ordered here 10 turn
ser the balance OF the funds in his hands 10 Chief Pay
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

HOTEL MEMS MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
BosTON, May S.-The opening session OF the an
nual OF the Hotel Mems Mutual Beneht Assocla
on Was held to-day at Wesleyan Hall r. W Rice OF Shca
90 the secretary aud read report showing the re-
ceipts since meeting bo $26s aud the dlsbuse.
ments S2l,644
TELEGRAPH POLES IN CHICAGO. .
CHICAGO MAY S.-rhe CITY Council, after mid
night last night amid great confusion passed the ordinance
eranng 10 the Telegraph Company OF Chicago the
tight to poles within he city for srnging telegraph
wires cables The ordinance asserts that the plN
eges con ined In II are granted temporarily.
PRISON LABOR CONTRACT.
Troy Nav S.-A Plattsburg firm has closed
for the 45O c0nycs at Clinton Prison for nyo
wears at day. rne conyics viii manufacture CLOTH
ing for the wholesale trade.
THE BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS. =,
HoRNELLsvILLE DEPOT, ~ Y. May S.-CDarles I;
Peck commissioner OF Labor Statistics has selected David
Heaoy OF Assembly from hocheste as ohei Clerx
of Mr. Heaiey, who was tho author OF tho p
creating the oice, has slgnihed his acceptance
THE INVENTORY OF INsoLVENT CLoTHIERs.
CINCINNATI Ohio, May S.-Ine assignces of New
burgh Co., clothing aeaeIs have nled AN inventory
OF tho DO s&fooOU
MERCHANDISE, the remainder being nste@
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TIE TRIAL or "JhRRYn Dunn

CHICAGO, May SIN the trial of Jerry"
Duun to-day foI the murder Of puglist Elliott, the
forenoon of the Criminal Court was consumed IN
tIyiug 10 secure jury. Four Jurors were secured.
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A BABE ON THE CARDINALS DOORSTEP.

Cardinal McCloskeys door bell was rung
furlOusy last night and tho servant found male infaht
about two months old lying the step The infant was
neatly attired and bundle OF clothing lay besdc IT,
The child was sent TO Police Headquarters.
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RESULTS OF TIE MICHIGAN ELECTION


NEw-HAvEN, Conn, May S.-Nlrs. Hannah
Brookman, OF Ncw-York Jumped from the deck OF tho
steamer Continental on its arrival this city this morn
inc IN an atem to commit suicide She was rescued by
an by Her act is attributed to Temporal
nv insanity,
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TRIAL OF CONGRESSMAN THOMPSON

HARRoDsBURG, KY, May s.-The preliminary
trial of Philip b. Thompson, IT., for the killing OF Walter
IL Davis began here to-day. d. w. Voorhees, OF Indiana
aud 4 ~ c. blackburn appear counsel for Thompson.
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SENATOR ANTI ONY STRONGER.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., May 8.-Senator An
,hdnW repored 10 be stronger and comfortable
this evening.
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LEGISLAIIEE CORRUPTION IN DAKOTA.
YAxKyoHa paks May s.-The Grand Jury