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MEASURES BEFORE BOTH HOUSES.


fFRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE'
ALBANY, March 2S.-The Finance Committee
of the Senate reported adversely the bill appropratng
$4,000 for the survey of the land about Niagara FANS
with OF taking for protecting the natu-
raj scenery Of the place Senator A. Lansing moved
to disagree with the report OF the COM
mittee and that the bill bo then referred to
the Committee OF the Whole. The motion was adopted
by n vote Of 20 to IL.
The Senate ordered the bill suppress political assess
ments TO third reading.
Senator Browning offered resolution, which was re-
ferred TO the Judiciary Committee directing that COM
mitee to inquire into the in which f. ii. Smith
was appointed receiver of the Cooperative Dress
Association.
Senator Kiernan introduced bill providing for the
formation OF the New-York Transit Company. Thomas
]. Brown, Peter Townsend Barlow. Stephen H. Olin.
james Hepensall. .jr. Edmund s. Bowen, Georte Hen
ques, j. W. Hitchcock and Samuel g. Everly are author
lied to associate themselves together for the purpose OF
bacpnSs, O te su OF
Senator Russell introduced e & suthSrizng the CON-
ss9Ssr @ OF the OF Cty WoTks 70 %npeP1 ~
the city of Brooklyn (Mr. HOdges's blll.
Senator Ora y introduced bill providing for tho ap.
pOintment by the Governor OF three Commissioners of
Labor Statistics, to re eyo $1,000 year aud the
force Of Ave at an aqoregate salary Of $1,000
In the Assembly Mr.. rownsen introduced bill au'
thOrlzng survey or State lands In Clinton Ess'x,
Franklin Fulton. Hamilton, Herkmer. Lewis, Saratoga,
st. Lawrence and Warren counties. and empowering the
foi the protection and utilization Of the forests in
the proposed State forest reserve. Mr. Smith intro
duced bill prohibiting the sale of state lands III the
Adirondack region. .
Mr. De Witt offered resolution that on and after the
30tp inst the introduction OF bills by counties be sus
pended adopted, yeas 76. nays q.
The adverse report the bill TO pay the expenses OF
the O'GOrman- Arn0ux litigation was agreed TO- Ihe
bill authorizing the Board OF Estimate and Apporllon.
the request of the Board OF Education was ordered to
third reading.
MIR. Benedict from the Railroad Committee presented
the report OF the investigations into the alleged en-
crOachmeDt Battery Park. Tue majority report
(Which has been pabsned nds that the elevated uad
is in legal occupancy OF Il property. minority report
sign'd by Mr. Crane states that is not clear bai the
ark Commissioners had the authority TO grant the priv
ieges question; also that steps were tax 10 revoke
such license, but injunction served restraining
the Park Commissioners from interfering and that me
injunction stands to-day undetermined Tie believes the
only remedy in the premises is by SUIT at law.
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THE PROPOSED AQUhDUCr COMMISSION.

The members of the Water Commission met
yesterday with the Mayor and discussed the composition
OF the proposed Aqueduct Commission. Several OF the
members expressed themselves favOring the bill iii
troduced by Senator Day. providing that the Commits
sion shall consist Of the Mayor, Controller. Commis
soner OF Public Works President Of the Department OF
Taxes and Assessments President OF the Board OF Al
dernen, and two citizens be appointed by the Mayor
Others favored tue appointment OF the Commission by
the Mayor The subject WAS Orly informally discussed.
Mayor Edison said yesterday 10 reporter OF THE
TRIBUNE that he had not made up his mind whether 10
go TO aud give Lis before Senate Com
init not. 1t was question with him W .etuer he
cOud spare the time. Later the day, however, In
obedience the wishes OF the Water Commission the
Mayor decided to 20 10 Albany.
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bly, as chairman of the Committee Cities. He then
asked that be substituted for bill Of his own abolishng
the "three bed clause OF the Excise law. Senator
Jacobs who president pro tcmpore, declared tne
motion carried and also declared another one carried
third reading At this there loud outcry IRON inc
Republican Senators. They said they could not regard
IL safe precedent for chairman to put his own mo-
ton, and before objection could he offered declare u
carried Senator Jacobs laugh cd in reply but his MAR
ity was quickly ended by Senator Frederick Lansing
moving that the hill should he considered In the COM
mittee OF the Whole. Senator Grady said that ne wOn9
support the motion IL the II was also made speclai
order for Tue day next Mr. Lansing accepted the sug
gestion and the bill will therefore be considered on
Tuesday next.
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Suicide or IN EX-ARHY OFFICER.

NORFOLK, March 2S.-Colonel James Carley.
an insurance agent in this city his throat this alter
noon He was graduate Of West Point Led commits
sion the United States Army before the war ana was
General Lees quartermasCer in the Army or NOr herh
Virginia lie was president OF the Local civil Service
Reform Association. There Is cause asceralned iOr
te acc lie left the city TINS ming III his usual spirits
for Hamilton on business. tie had suffered from IN
somDia for some weeks. lie was ember OF The CITY
Couucil He leaves a widow aud tIree children
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4 TOO TRUSTFUL hOMAY DESERTED.

HoNEsDALE. Penn, March 2S.-Last Febru-
ar Mrs Caroline p-wcn, vi OF Balt At minister who
ad died oight weeks before eo- 4 w.r1 Edward C.
smrson worthless feillN rs. n e, sold her house
ari personal effects. and, ruidng her four chill
dren TO bed night. We .HNiJ Yesterday morning
she a1pcarc in ba ps walked all night through
the ,GdernNss, and her home, only 10 lind II
cpied by Others her children, who had been cared
for by the town Huiborites gone After ell ping she
went 10 Chicago with simpson where ne gOt $500 from
hrr-sf she haf-and eft her alone without penny.
sh, nc gged ami worked her hOmeward of er being
comp lied 10 walk day and might. subscription was
ralsrd Tor her here, ana sie started i0r Hawey TO
collect small account due her there.
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CASUALTlES-BY1ELEGRAPH
A MornER,s ATrEMpr AT INEANrIcIpE.

MOTHERS ATTEMPT At GNFANTICIDE.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2S-hrs Lizzie Gerse, age
this morning ATTEMPTED kill her born child
Dy throwing itIntO a well. The infant reacued
TWO RAILROAD COLLISIONS.
EAsTON, PENN, hi-rch 2S.--l 40 coal trains ran
each other the NwJersey Central Railroad bridge
here night DANA ng the and wecking several
the road two trains came together az Rock
at midnight one engine thrown into the Leigh
River and number OF damaged.
TOWN TREASURER ARRESTED.
CHICAGO March 2S.-Asa f. Leopold, treasurer or
Board Crystal Falls Meh charged with having
fled two with $1,000 OF the town innds ana Win
being 81 900 short old account has been arrested
THE LOUISIANA FRAUD CASES ENDED
NEW RLEANs, March 2S.-ln the election fraud
which trial here the jury today returned
verdict Of guilty. The other cases were pdenntey
nnsLponeds
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PROHIBITION AND THE EXCISE LAW.

lPkoA the RK0ULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBuSE.l
ALBANY, March 2S.-The Pr0hibitOry amend
m'h TO the Constitution suggested by Senator Ihonas
was deeated for three hours to day by the senae the
saiei speeches being made by Senators Grady and
ih"as Senator Grady, who Ia u" toal-abstainef OPP
posed the bill He argued that prohibitOry amend
sht could not be- enforced and would great bard
snip 10 lawabidDg citizens. Senator Thomas supported
'ne amendment; citing tue statistics IN s fayOi,
eserbng the recent increase OF drunkenness In the
s'e The hour Of adjournment reached before the
bill
ne Sew-York aud Brooklyn Excise bill also caused
'30ft debate Senator Grady reported the bill fayors-
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

TORoNTo, March 2S.-The students of the
Toronto University have organized a rowing club 10
compete In the American college matches.
OTTAWA March est Il understood that Sir Leonard
Tey. instead Of prohibiting tho eIporaton OF game
as asked by the Sporting Mems Convention, Will place
exp lrt duty
MONTREAL, March 2s.-The Government has granted
a subsidy OF $4,000 per year the monthly line OF
steamers between Antwerp and Canada.
The wife Of Captain Boxer, OF the Royal Navy, Eng
land. has arrived here with her husband to claim
S225,OO settled her by her adopted father the
late Henry Judah, Queens Counsel.
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WORK OF TILE COMMITTEES.

ALBANY, March 2S.-The Assembly Cities
Committee will report favora0ly the Broadway Under
ground Railroad bill Messrs Roosevelt, Hodges, E. A.
Maher and Cleary dissenting.
The Assembly State Charitable Institutions Committee
this afternoon listened TO the reading by James silk
man, long list o, specific charges Of oruetes prac
tised upon patients at the Utica Insane ASYLUM.
Patients he sad prosecuted and roughly handled
by nearly all those INJECTED with the asylum.
The senate aud Assembly Railroad Committees, IN
Joint this afternoon listened discussion
the bI abolish passes. r. b. Thurber advocated
its passage, aud Chauncey NJ. Depew opposed the bill
The Judiciary Committee will port iavoraDy
the bill establishing "A Bureau OF Labor Statistics
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TOPICS IN FRANCE.

PARIS, March 2S.-M. Leon Say, speaking
at Lyons strongly advocated the opening OF fresh out
let's for commerce, which, he said, would be OF more
advantage to France than protection France should
keep in close rapport with her ofsloos abroad. and
with those not under the tri-color.
The Minister u the neror and the Minister OF Justice
have signed contract with the Credit Foncer. by which
the latter engages TO build dwellings to alleviate the
crisis cansed by nigh rents.
LONDON, March 2S.-The Standards Vienna corre-
sponden says tEat before France Ieus bostihtes IN
Madagascar will issue circular note to the Powers
explaining the motives for her action.
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PRIZES AT THE OTTAWA DOG SHOW.

T ~ y
OTTAWA, March 2S.-The dog show was well
attended yesterday and ods The Judging wssnfrusted
10 J. +. Kirk for sporting clisses. and 10 Major
~ Taylor for sporting dog. The awaris OF prizes re
suited follows: Champion colie4 class 60-Fir.t.
Mr.. LindsaEs Jersey CITY. v. ~ Rex; second, Mr.
Lindsay's Avrcshire Ladde. Cham pion Irish setter
bitches class 12-Frst. Noreen, william Jarvis Clare
mont, n. H. Irish setter dogs clas, 1J-First Elcho
Uh Leayit wight. Boston. Mass; second, ReIfOrd,
William "a lender, Albany, y. Y Irish bitohe-
class 14-FiTst, Meg William Jarvis. Irish tettcr pup
pies class I5-Fir-t Fan, william Jarvis; second one
pup. william Calender NOn--pOrting division Of for.
egn-hTed mastns class J7.-First, Jumbo Charles +.
Lewis, Suspension Bricge. y. V Collie biichss class
62-Flrst FlOsse. James Lindsay, Jersey city.
LnIsay Rusee's prize Tor req lr1sn settlers was won
by william Jarvis Meg W. A. Allan's cup for beat
pair OF irish aetters awarded Mr. Jarvss
Niurod aud Meg. Pulsiicr & Co.'S prize for best irish
settler brood bitch wiih her whelps was gwen 10 Mr..
Jarviss NOOren. The show closed tonight.
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OppOsED TO FIsIiING ON SUNDAY.

IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TEE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, March 26.-Thcre was long de
bate IN the Assembly to-day the amendment
the Penal Code which will perlt fshiug for sport
Sunday Mr.. Howe OF New York, led large number OF
Assembly, en- who earnestly opposed the adoption OF
the amendment Nj. Howes main argument. that II
was against the interest Of the workngmen OF the
stsie, echoed by all the other speakers He
also read petition signed by large numbered New
York butcher and grocers against tie proposed
amendment to extend the time for the sale
OF food Sunday beyond the hour OF a. IN.
Tie ry members OF the Assembly, Messrs Farrar
DE WITT and Hunt yehementiy opposed tue adoption OF
the alnenoment allowing fishing on Sunday In the end,
aln0ugd approved in Committee OF the WbOe Dy vOte
VI 49 10 4s IL was defeated IN the Assembly MI Muir
phy moved that IL shOdd DC ordered 10 tbrd rsadng,
Dst tue motion defeaCed by a vote OF AZ To d.
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LEGISLATION IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. March 2S.-Tne Senate to-day
passed the Ednundson substitute for the House bill
tablishing a Railroad Commission. The House has
already rejected like substitute ana the final passage
OF the bill is probemstca.
The Governor to-day signed tho bills passed by the
Legislature for the settlement OF the debt of the oil city
of Memphis according the terms recently submitted
10 and b. the creditors. The present city
ernm.nt will Immediately proceed TO und the debt under
Inc provisions OF the bill The first interest falls due
I.Iu
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FURTHER INDIAN TROUBLES FEARED.

Tucson, Ariz, March 2S.7-The Indian situa-
ton Is growing serious. Advices from silver Cy say
that party which arrived there from San Carlos reports
that the young the Carlos Reservation were
very restless last week. aud there evidence of
an outbreak They talked OF the victory OF the BIG
chief IN Mexico nd said no would be at San Carlos
and couriers have been constantly passing between
the reservation and JubPs band in Sonora carrying
information The band invading southeastern
Arizona has been drawing from the reservations and
ipcreaslna In numbers daily. AS far heard pom
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FOREIGN NOTES.

ST. PETERsBURG. VI rc 2s.-It Ia stated that Count
Adlerberg will bo appointed Vice Chancellor during the
coronation Of the Car
LONDON. March 2s.-The Times anticipates that Mr..
Chders Chancellor Of the EKchequcr viii have hand
on the 3Is insl the On OF the current financial year.
minimum surplns Of 81 100000.
HAVANA, March ga Letter from Jamaica says
the Government announces that the Colonial
Minister s ready to grant loan OF 100000
10 be expended IN loans rebuilding the burnt dis ret
OF Kin gstOn at p cent-intcrest md sinking fund
repayable eighteen years, for which Legislation will be
ren
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MARKS OF RESPECT IN THIS VICINITY.

Black bordered notices posted about the cor
ridors the Post Ohce building yesterday informed the
public that the office would be closed from to y. M,
in consequence OF the death Of POstmaster-General
Howe The money order and registered letter depart
ments closed promptly al 2 o'clock aud may dis
appointed applicants were turned away. The front
y liars OF the building were banded win strips OF black
and the dag on The dome was displayed at half
the United states Crcu Court Judge Benedict was
hearing evidence In tue case OF Henry A Tho ne,
Cusoni Iiouso examiner, when about p. District
Attorney Root and moved hBt tue court adjourn
account Of delh Oi tie mead OF brancn OF the Gov
coordinate wIth that OF wnicn he the repre-
sentative. General IIenry T.. Iremain who Was counsel
tor tue decuce. seconded tuc mot and the court
according gly adjourned unti this morning
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THE LICENSE QUESTION IN BUFFALo.

BUFFALO N. Y, March PA mammoth
petition was yesterday presented to the Board Of Excise
70 increase the license $3.50 for nnkeepers and S75
for ale ana eense upon which the keepers
ralle meeting tonight to take action against that
movement They formed n temporary protective union
an sent n committee OF seventy five dealers to wait
unOn rho Excise BOARD
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BAY STATE LEGISLATIVE MEASURES.

BOsToN, March 2S.-The House this after
noon passed. by vote of 1873 TO Ga the bill providing
for biennial eectons for State officers and biennial
sions OF the Legislature majority of the Legislative
Committee on Election Laws Will report a resolution
providing for such change in The institution that the
nnll lax snall no. DC lowed and collected.
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REPEATING RIFLES FOR GERMAN TRoo

PARIS, March 2S.-The announcement in German
newspapers that Germany will not allow France to
steal a march on her by the adoption of repeating
rifles for her infaIsry causes some comment here.
As an experiment four battalIons of German troops
at Konigsbcrg and Stettin have already been armed
with repeating rifles but the results so far have
been dlscOuraung
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PRIZE AWARDED TO 4 NAVAL OFFICER.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 2S.-The annual
prize OF the Naval Institute United States Navy.
awarded tonight TO Lieutenant Carl q. Cakins, OF the
Hydrographic Oce, Washington, fcf the best essay
How r1ay the sphere OF Of naval officers be
exendeJ IN time of peace with advantage "a the country
and tho Naval Service T. The prize is Si0O aud gold
medal
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twentyone persOns have been murdered and buried in
seven days Advces from Sonora place the depredaing
3and down there Mt not less nan $50 who are neipg
driven 10 the Arizona border by Mex troops III the
troops them the border they will probably
be forced into Richmond where renegades are now re-
ceivng renforcements
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DUKESS SEAT DECLARED TACANT

HARRISBURG, March 2S.-The House this
morning declared the Of N L. Dukes vacant, and
ordered that writ OF election be Issued This action
was taken ia OF the reception by the Speaker
of letter from Dukes declining 10 accept his seat
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PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.

LONDON, March 2S.-A dispatch to the Ex-
chang, Telegraph Company from Berlin that the
Vatican is inclined to facilitate settlement with Prussia
and that Ca-dn i IcdOchowsk whose presence at the
Vatlcan Is regarded by Prussia hindering sottle
mtnt, Ia about To leave there.
BERLIN. March s.-The Go'nanid. an Ultromontane
Journal deprccaies the departure OF Cardinal Ledochow
SKI from the NaIlean As too greIt a sacrlfcc.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS IN DELAWARE

DOVER, Del, March 2S.-The House to-day
passed the Senate bill which Ia designed 10 encourage
tue arrest OF unlicensed statesmen from other states by
imposing upon them extra nne of 10 TO go TO tne
pers m making the arrest An amendment was adopted
for the punishment by fine and Imprisonment
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THE CASE OF THE CUBAN REFUGEES.

MADRID, March 2S.-El Globo says that Castillo
and Rodriguez. two of the Cuban refugees who
were surrendered at Gibraltar by the English au-
thorities. will be released Immediately. Maceo, the
other surrendered refugee. will be released condi-
tionally when the Government considers 1t safe to
permit his liberation. .
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THE ZIG BOSTON ORGAN SOLD.

BosToE, March 2S.-1Re HeraM Tomorrow
will say Negotiations for the purchase OF the great
organ in Music Hall have concluded, and it will be
removed during the coming IL Is not stated
W no the purchaser is LOr where IL VIII be taken"
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A VERDICT FOR THE COURIERJOURNAL

LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-The libel suit of
George b. Hc and wife against The Coe'-Jou7at. for
the publication OF statements relating 10 an alleged
Iiohon between Mrs Hite and the late Jesse James,
which has been trial here for ten days. came 10 con-
clusiOn This evening" tho jury finding for the defendant
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The NATIONAL LEAGUE AND ROSA.

DUBLIN, March 2S.-A meeting of the Com
mtee OF the Irisn National League was held here to-
day. Timothy ID. sullivan, Member OF Parliam mt for
wesmeath, presided He repudated the charge that the
League was connected with the irish dynamite party In
America O'DOnovan Rosa and sir William HarcOurt,
Iome Secretary, said, must fight their own battles.
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Of officials who after arresting such salesmen accept
bribes and release them.
FOREIGN NEWS.
EMPEROR WILLIAM BETTER,

BERLIN, March 2s.-The Emperor William slept
fairly last night. He has so far recovered his
health that he was able to receive the
Duke and Duchess Of Conneaught to-day and to
attend to affairs of State. He intends to seek
change of air when the weather becomes mllder.
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INCURRING THE POPE'S DiSPLEASURE
ROME March 28.-The Vatican is displeased
with the Most Rev. Thomas W. Croke, the Archbishop
OF Cashe Ireland for opening subscription list for the
relief OF Mr Parnell
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INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OFMAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 2s.-The Executive
Council to-day confirmed the nomination OF Oromandcl
Smith for Insurance Commissioner
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF RAPHAEL
ROME, March 2S.-Tbe fourth centennial ami
versary of the birth of Raphael was celebrated here
to-day with great pomp. bronze bust of the great
artist was unveiled at his tomb.
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An Eastern lypchinu.

Oxford, Ind, November 19.-At the
lynching of Nellins this morning for
the murder of Ada Atkinson, just be-
fore he was swung off, one of the axe
c%utioners said to him: "Nellins, you
must die; have you any further confess
sion to make or anything to say?" He
replied: mo, nothing more than l
have already said; but 1 want you to
make a halfway decent job of this and
cut off my wind as quick as you can. !"
Five minutes were then given him.
When he was strung up a paper was
pinned on his breast with the words,
"a warning to murderers." At 10
O'Clock the body vas taken down. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict Of
death by violence at the hands of a
band of masked men unknown. The
body was inferred in the county grounds
west of Oxford.
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS IN BRIEF.

Washington: The issue of silver dol
lars last week amounted to 1899, 900,
against S940, 900 for the same time last
year.
st. John, N. F.: The Saint Pierre
announces a severe snow storm Friday
and Saturday last, attended with loss
of life and property. Ships were driven
ashore and the crews persisted.
Buffalo: The opinion prevails that
the schooner James Wade, from De-
troit, October 25th, with the schooner
II. f. Murray, went ashore near SILVER
Creek and foundered. with all on
board.
Patterson, N. J.: A fire broke out
in the residence of Isaac w. England,
publisher of the New York Sun. The
house was burned to the ground. Only
"a few pieces of furniture and some pic
lures and books were saved.
Baltimore: Mrs. Zoe Hayward, of
Philadelphia, the wife Of an opera
singer, attempted suicide at the Man
sion house. She fired seven shots, one
taking effect in the left breast and
causing a severe wound. Desertion the
cause.
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counterfeiter Arrested.

Chicago, November 19.-The Times
st. Louis special says: Andrew Rickert,
a moulder, has been engaged in manu-
featuring silver dollars in plaster
moulds. He semi a small boy out with
some samples, and the police held the
lad until his parents came for him,
when they were arrested. A package
of commercials was found buried in the
cellar,