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MARRIED UNDER GREET DIFFIcULTIES.
GIRL DESERTED 3Y HER LOvER-wALKING BACK
Fifty MILFs-UEB LOVER YIELDS
LEY r;LrGR tPn I'd TIE TRIBUEaI


HAGER-TOwN. Nd, May 2S.-A young married
compile arrived here yesterday their wedding trip
whose 1it. attending their recent union made them
the object Of much curiosity. They registered at thc
hotel Nr. and Mg Thomas Lawson and their welding
which toos place Saturday was In keeping with Leap
Year customs. Th'y lived in Patterson. augusta Coun'y,
Va whore their marriage was opposed 10y theirreatveS
They decided Iuay to get married ON Friday tney
started tukin. train the Shenandoah Valley Rail
road after starting the young man became rest
less and told another passenger that he was rot "a anx-
ious 10 get married he thought he was when he
started When Mark.yille reached he gave his
sweetheart slip, and boarding another train, returned
to Patterson.
Before reaching Iuray the girl discovered her Gcser
ton and drtoIIu:ucd follow her rccrcant lover she
had money lie having her purse but she refused all
assistance from the sympathiz!ug passengers and
haVcit started fnr Patterson, MY l!rs away on oOt
following the railroad track She reached Patterson
thirty hours later. and without stopping To lake any
preparation c marched 10 her lovers place OF business
and found h.ui 20 work lie dumfDunded no seeing
her and WHOM De heard OF her exploits he surrendered
mcOhditDdily lie took his hat ana they went at once
tp clergyman aud were married. Tho yDunS ElT. lc
Cciyed hJs oi compliments for her dctt trminati0n.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

DELAYING CIVIL SERVICE BILL
Boston, May 2SThe House to-day referred the Senate
Civil Service bill relating to appointments in cities to the
next Legislature.
COAL MINERS STRIKE THREATENED.
PTTsBURG MAY 2s.-Fifteen hundred coal miners in
the third pool have refused to accept reduction oil
quarter Of cent and will strike unless te district price
II paid delegate meeting Ia To be held In MOnODgahela
civ to consider the adysabilty OF ordering general
strike OF the four pools.
A COAL TRAIN WRECKED.
MOUNT CARMEL, Penn. May 2S-Ihs morning broken
wheel wrecked q coal train near West Milton on tho
Sbanokin sunbury and Lewisbrg Road and fatally in-
ured Fireman Perry strauss of shamokin Twenty cars
were destroyed and road blocked for several
hours.
FINED FOR sLANDERING A JUDGE.
LEXINGTON Ky, May 27.-B J. Treacey has been lined
$500 for publishing anderOus card about Circuit Judge
Morton Three Of the newspapers which printed the
card are under Indictment
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DAYS ago. Zcee offered the collector of taxes Tor tns
city receivable coupons for the amount OF ''h re-
quired by the state law Tor keeping restaurant i"o
collector refused TO receive them and Zetele gave Wy
business Now he sues the state for deprvns hm OF te
right 10 lecittaelv spport himself The wTits In the
case were served upon the Governor and the Atorhe!
General. This sut s based upon the recent dec-loh
Judge Hughes or the United States court, that tno
eleventh amendment to the Constitution forbade cltnens
another State only 20 state and that Cast
arises under the Constitution any citizen OF Virgins
might sue the state in corporate capacity IN the Uhed
gtafes Circult Court.
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LANDING OF An EXPEDITION.
GOLD FROM TIE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, May 2S.-It was rumOred some
time ago. what seemed good authority, that leading
bank here had found it necessary to ship large quantity
Of gold NewYork in order to protect itself In of
further depreciation Of stocks upon which IL advanc
ing money Now IL Is stated that the Dominion Gov
ernment called the attention Of the bank
the danger OF further exports Of gold. and that only
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ALPHA DELTA PH7 CONTENTION

MIDDLErOwN. Conn, May 28.-The fifty
second annual of the Alpha Delta Ph Fraer
nifty met here to-day with the Middleown Chapter, of
Wesleyan University. All of the seventeen chapters
were represented and 10 much larger numbers than
usual. The Rev. Dr. Philips Brooks, of the Harvard
Chapter, present and was reelected president Al
application for membership received rom students
in CoDy University. The public exercises ncd thi
evening in the south congregational Church. Phillips
Brooks presiding The orator A. ). Roe, 7l OF the
Weseyan Chapter, and the poet, the Rev. Dr. T.. o.
flagg 40 of the .rlnty Chapter. The session Will he
resumed Tomorrow
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MAINE MEN GONG TO CHICAGO.

BosroN, May 2S.-The Maine correspondent
OF The B1stpn JoO9H SAYS it is understood IN Portland
that the Maine delegation in Congress will 20 10 Chicago
next week. except senator Frye and possibly Representa-
tive Reed The former long announced that he should
spend the FIRST part OF June in Maine. lie is now fuih
his promise. The feeling grows in that state among
Mr. Baine's friends that the nomination viii come 10
him. The Maine delegates will he unit for him. over
100 persons will hicago fIom Maine including ne
delegates. Among these Governor Robe and COui
c0rs Bolster Crockett, Collectors Dow, Of Portland
and ake1eld. Of Batn l0stmaserS Manley OF Auhurh
Woodbury. of Houlton and Pos; Office Inspector Bige-
low. of Augusta.
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, May 2s-The Tribunal has non-suited CCuht
Bronte In his action for amony against his wife. VINO
the actress, Madame Schneider.
BERLIN May 2a.-Mr Sargent. cX United states Min
lister. has returned here from Paris
PARIS, May 25.-The iuterdct forbdding the crcula-
ton Of the Socialist Journal Dis FeheH, in France has
been ga1etted.
BERLIN, May 2s.Tha popular opposition to the bill in
credsng the taxes bOursc aud other financial opera
tiOns is spreading to great proportions Protests from al
paris of Germany have been reCeyedby the Bundesrath
and IeIchs
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AN ALARM on THE DALE.
SAILORS WHO WE'RE ONLY TIPsY ARRESTED Ar
MUTIsKERs.

SAILORS WHO WE'RE ONLY TIfsY AKEFsIED Ar
MUTISEERs.
AyNAPOLIs, May 29.-The cry of "mutiny
on the Dale" startled tho marine guard Of the Naval
Academy last night, about ii O'clock and squad OF
marines hurried the ship, then ing in the Severn, to
arrest Tie munecr The officer OF the ship ordered the
lachcs bl;tcucd and the yards braceI to meet cx
peclel blow. When the matches wen: over their breath
ing hos the sailors down below who had broken in tue
liquor chest and pantry and with alcohol and sugar had
made toddy rushed for the upper deck This demonsira
ton The officer charge construed to he mutinous, and
The marine guard sent for 10 arrest them
sailors were found by the guard haliseas-over lying
quiet IN their hainmOcks, and were not disturbed; but
Two were arrested and placed In confinement The ships
carpenter coming aboard just the arrests we're made
and ma ,Ing inquiry know whether or not he h1d
peen marx ed ior UverStaying his me taken to he
dIIna ana arrested a. amItincer IL WAS subsequently
Vgia. ed
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CONGRESSIONAL N0NIN1uONS.

MINXrAroIs, Mimi, May 28.-The IVth
District Democratic Congressional Convention met here
to-day. After long struggle. j. B. Gif Ian, o Minnca
uoi4 was cEO en as candidate for Congress 10 succeed
Nj Wa,hblm 10y part of the convcnton the remainder
refusing 10 vote
CAwKER CITY, Kan, My 2S-The Repnh;cans o! the
Win District at Downs nominated Lewis Hanback, for
Congress.
REPRESENTATIVE REED RENOMINATED.
PORTLAND, Me-, May 2S.-ThOmas Il. Reed
was to-day rcuomnatel for Congress by the Republicans
of the lst District Charles W Moses chosen PTcs
dental elcctOr resolution adopted IN favor Of
Blaine f0l the Presidency.
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KILLED BY 4 BOLT or LIGHTNING,
ny TrirGpArH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

DAYTON, May 2S-A severe storm with vivid
ehmn and high wind PASSED over this county yes
terday evening Al Harrisburg, hamlet xix miles west
Ofthscy Clara ydcr age sixteon naad her sister Lulu,
were struck by lightning. The bolt spntered the wcatE-
er boarding Of tho house. and the entire family
severe shock. When they recovered they found Clara
deaI with scarlet marx her face and breast.
Lulu aso thonght TO be dead, but later reports
thai aV but unconscious, with little chance Of
cOycry. Ms snyder II suffering from nervous prosDa-
tfCD caused by The sock.
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WHAT is SAID IN WASHINGTON.
GENERAL IMPRESSION THAT BLAME is GAINING
IBr rELEGSAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, May 28.-The President, it is
stated tonight, viii 60 10 New-York 10 and re-
main there probably until the adjournment OF the Con-
yentOn at Chicago His fnenLs selected ex-senator
John Il. Henderson, one OF the delegaesatarge from
Missouri second his nomination before the Convention
Martin l. Townsend, OF Troy already stated In these
dispatches, has been chosen 10 present his name.
The Sherman men, 1t thought. Will not decide upon
the question OF who Is to present their candidate to the
Convention until they reach Chicago
Blaine stock has risen within the last Ortyeght hours
The opinion prevails that he Is steadily gaining and that
sn the first ballot he will have within twenty or twenty
1ve Of the requisite number Of votes the opinion VI
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TIE Observation-Disclosures SUIT.
LEY rELEGRArM TO rag rnIGUNe.l

ITHACA, May 2S.-Thc hearing in the cele-
brated Fiske-AlcGrawConell University suit was con-
nued to-day before Surrogate Lyon but aside from tes
tnony 10 The probable value Of university properly
nothing Of any Importance was done. Tomorrow the
Superintendent of Capital of Albany will testify to
the value Of buildings, when the viii he adjourned
until june >. The plaintiffs Will occupy nearly the whole
presenting testimony, and ~ the
dcfeudns have long list Of witnesses the hght will nc
long before decision hc reached
The lawyers reapng big harvest from the case and
compromise would the only way Of settling the
thing within the next few years.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTlES-BYT TELEGR4PI


KILLING HIS WIFE AND HIMSELF
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-LeOpod Suess living Franklin
at this city, killed his wife last night aud then killed
himself He was shiftess fellow He did not support
his family and had frequent quarTcls with his wife.
small children are left.
ACQUITTED OF ONE CHARGE OF MURDER.
CHIC AGO, May 2S.-Ncil McKeague, charged with the
murder OF the aged Wilson couple at Wlnnetka two
months ago. was acquitted this morning on the ndict
ment charging him with the murder OF the husband
The indictment charging him with the murder Of the wio
is still pending, but the evidence In both is the
same. The trial occupied three weeks.
SHOOTING MAN FOR HIS COURTESY.
RICHMOND, KY, May 25-JOhn Garrett and John
Thrner met the road and Garrett saluted Turner pleas
antly. The latter, who carried gun his shoulder
DYNAMITE UNDER A NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
WABASH, May 2S.Great excitement has been caused
I'm Xena, near this place, by the discovery Of half
pound OF dynamite, with three foot fuse attached, under
The journal office.
FOUND MURDERED IN A CYCLONE CAVE.
ST. LOUIS May 2S.-The body OF JOnn GOodlng, a
farmer living two miles from Osborn, De Ksb County,
In this Stae was found yesterday in cyclone cave on
his farm with his head beaten 10 jelly Ihe murder was
probably done for robbery.
DROWNED IN A COLLISION OF STEAMBOATS,.
JACKSONVILLE, May 2s.At midnight last night col
lslon Occcrred us above Paatka between the steamers
Anita and Princess The latter was disabled. A pas
seuger named Hail. from Boston, was knocked overheard
and drowned. The body has not yet been recovered.
KILLED By HIS BROTHER.
ATLANTA, MAY 2S.-Stephen l.. Padgctt, In fight
about house trade to-day, killed his brother Joseph
The shooting occurred at place eight miles from Dub
lin.
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOTERN0R.


ALBANY, May 2S.-AmOng the bills signed by
the Governor to-day were the following:
Relating TO taxes and assessments in Brooklyn; amend
Ing the act relative to Fourth ave. at Ninety eighth
st. New-York; reducing. cyyng ana confirming
mcs for the Bond Street Sewer. BrOOkyn; IN rela on
the nght4 and liabilities OF married women; aIncud
Ing the act Of 1881 relative 10 assessments for sewers
Brooklyn; authorizing the Controller OF Brooklyn 10
redeem certificates authorizing the raising Of money
for street npION cmcnts In Brooklyn, amending the act
relating 10 the collection Of taxes In Brooklyn; to enable
Brook IN 10 pay a1caages OF County taxes In relation
q extending certain Brooklyn streets.
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THE ATTEMPT TO BEWITCH SHARON.

SAN FRANcIsco, May 2S.-1he cross-e1am-
ination OF ex-senator Sharon was resumed to-day
Shar0n's garments alleged to have been deposited In
new-made grave by Miss Hill for the purpose OF "eharm
ing" the defendant, were produced Sharon recogmzed
some of the articles his property In Of the socks
tbrce pieces of papcr scwed together In the form OF
cross and lock Of hair, found Sharon with the
consent Of his counsel admitted having been terms OF
intimacy with other women subsequent TO his knowing
tbe plantI1 but that he had treated hone OF them win
the Difference that lie showed 10 ncr I'm. closed lbc
cToss-examinatOn. The court adjourned to July IA.
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ASSETS or 4 MISSOURI BANK.

ST. JosEPH, No., May 2s.-A meeting of tho
creditors of the state Savings Bank which recently made
assignment, held yesterday, abou. 100 persons
being in attendance. dispatch was read from C. r.
France, president OF the bank who is now on his vay
home from NewYork. where he has been siectlng set
tlcment with Donnell, Lawson simpson lie says that
he secured $1,000 In cash, $500 in bonds and held
security for the remainder OF the Indebtedness 10 tka
amount of 500 900. The available assets of the hank
are 100000, making total cash sum OF about ss5QOO
that can be controlled by The hank iInnn n.lnInlx-
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me MYSTERY OF rRE wIssiHIcKov.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-The searchers for
the remainder OF the muatcd body found ago
In the Wissahickon Greek found portion OF the skull to-
day. Abraham schournger offers reward OF 81 900 for
the OF the murderers Frederick sahl the sup-
posed victim OF this mysterious affair. g. A Dietsre
stahrs employer who accused of the MURDER began
civil suit to-day against sohourngor and William stahl
tine brother OF the missing man, who made adayts be-
fore the coroner charging Dietere With tho ortms He
claims 500 900 damages.
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PLorGHING WHEAT LAND BY STEAM

FARGO, May 2S-A number of heavy wheat
growers from all parts OF Northern Dakota were here
yesterday to witness an experiment In ploughng by
steam, and they express themselves pleased with the re
sulis "A traction engine drew eight pOugis turning
sod four Inches thick evenly and well could De done
by horsepower. and at rate Of twenty-five acres
day. TINS viii enable the farmers TO plough at cost OF
more ihan Il
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4 PANIC ~ 4 SCHOOL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l

TRENTON, May 2S.-Waste paper caught fire
in the the Academy street Public school 90
day, filed the building with smoke and created apanic
among the pupils most Of when were small children All
Of them were pu on Of the building without serious in
Jury In collision between two hOee carts running 10
the fire Colonel RckfOrd Moore painfully hurt The
hu ding WINS Iittlc daLnaged eHeept by water.
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PRESIDENT WHITE OFF FOR CHICAGO.
TEY TELEGRAPH 70 TnE TRIBUSC.i

ITHACA. May 2S.-PTCsidcnt White started
for Chicago night. accompanied by his prVac sccIe
tary. lie will stop several places Oh tie way ana
will reach there in time to attend the dinner of the Com
mcrcial C1b on Saturday night. II j. believed ihat
Arthur VIII lind the greatest favor in bis ewes. Prefi.
dent he is regarded in Central NcwYOlk "a one of
the most promising dark horses before the tonynton
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INCIDENTS IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO VIA Galveston, May 2S.-
The Chamber OF Deputies has passed q constitutional
amendment abOshing interior custom houses on Deeen-
Der !, 1886
The editor Of the TieWp0 has publicly declined to fght
duel with the edit of the NdciOn0i but proposes 20
settle their difficulty in the courts II is said that the
for this action is that dueng Is contrary 10 his
religious principles This is the first notable instance or
q duel having been declined
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THE CAR PUBLICLY THREATENED.

Moscow, May 2S.-Placards were posted to-
day throughout the province, reminding the Czar Of the
Nhiist proposals of lssl in order to avert his
fathers fate hc should grant constitutional amnesty TO
political offenders Had tie Gar accepted these pfopos-
9ls. te PHsar ssy. tho hthiitsts would Rave ceased
tntr propaganda. Tie Guar - nov warned that the
Hihsts viii continue their agitation with their acccus
toned VigOT.
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THE ALBANY CONTESTING DELEGATION.
IBY rELEeNArM ID THE TnIRrNEi

ALBANY, May 2S.-Thc two Blaine contest
ants from This district 10 Chicago have flied notice Cf
with the secretary OF the National Committee as
they consider themselves regularly elected delegates.
Under the rs Ire Albany c5'''eat u therefore be the
last disposed o. The Draper delegates forwarded thor
credentials 10 the secretary Of the National Committee
and received "A communication fTom Mr Martin to-day
.ckuON leaginE Inc IeNeLilt Oi The cIedoniLa!..
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FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.

PARIS, May 2S.-Primc Minister Ferry and
Admiral peyrOn have explained to the committee the
Madagascar expedition that The datory tactics Of the
IIoyas had compelled the Government vigorously.
best rcsua expected. The French blockade Of
the Malagassy coast Is almost complete.
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BALTIMORE CITY BONDS AWARDED

BALTIMORE, May 28.--To-day $4,000 Of
city bonds bearing per cent per onnum interest pay
able 1920 and 800 600 Jones Falls Loan, bearing 800
per cent per annun pay able 1900 were awarded To
bidders by the Board ~ Finance Commissioners. The
per cents brought premium ranging from 10 TO IL 81
per cent and tue 65S premium OF y To LII per cent.
Ihe bids nglTegated III OO3, 600.
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pR0BABLY FArALAY INJURED WITH Az AYE

baryemen employed on the pier at the foot OF west
Forty-thirdst., quafrcled at p. m yesterday ana
Cunningham struck Coleman on the head win an axe
inuring him severely. The police could h3t ieiG HGn
where Tuunn CHAM yed. COlenans home ~ NJ no OVV
West Foriy-biri-st lie was taken to the Roosc'1It
Hos1 where at IL o'clock last night he was SAID 10 Do
diving.
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FINED FOR PUBLISHING 4 LIBEL.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 2S.-H. T. Duncan, the
Editor OF The Lexington Daily Press, convicted to-day
IN the Circuit Court and fined 5000 for libel in publishing
card by Il. j. Treacy which reflected on Circuit Court
Judge j. II. Morton.
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HINCKLEY SEEN IL ALBANY.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIgUNg.l

ALBANY, May 2S.-lnspector Bynes of the
New police force, ascertned today that the de-
f.ultcT Hinckoy here Friday night la@t and
seon in the waiting room of the Dcavan House earn
cstly I'm conversation with a man. He left the hOcl late
in the evening it is presumed, northern train
Canada.
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REPRESENTATIVES, REED RENOMINATED
CONTEST7yG TIE NEW ORLEANS ELE

CONTEST7NG TIE NEW ORLEANS ELECTION.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-An action was
filed to-day in the Civil District Court behalf Of
W. j. Behan. candidate for Mayor the Citizens
Parish ticket declared defeated by the COuucrs against
j. V. GuiCtc declared elected Mayor on the regular
Democratic ticket Tie document ALLEGES ~. manner or
Niocnce fraud COrTMpiOn and ilegAI hCt-.
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STABBED IN THE HEAD WITH A PTTcHFoRK.

Troy, May 2S.-Ilenry Brewin, farmer, of
Kngsbury Washington County, was stabbed near the
heart yesterday by Henry Crande OF Bolton Then he
struck Crsndel with pitch0rk. prong penetrating
Crudels head through eye socket. Crandel IL said
to be in dangerous condition Brewln arrested.
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STRIKING FOR A TRIVIAL REASON.

TROY, May 28.-Slxty-four masons in the
employ of Nichols Magl struck to day because Mr.
Nichols refused the demand OF a committee from the
union that he disclose the OF the person from whom
he received Information in ard certain debate at
meeting or the unlOn
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THE LIoUOR QUESTION IN BOSTON,

BosToN, May 2S.-upon the petition to the
Supreme Court for an order compelling Police Commis-
.oners to sgu duOr licenses Judge Field to-day issued
an order returnablo June TO- directing the commits
sOners to show cause why the licenses should not be
granted.
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4 FORGERY or PENSION PAPERS.
my rrtFCRAPIf To THE TRIgUSEl

CA,mEN, y. j., May 2S.-Charles Payne, jr9
ofMlsyile was held in $500 bail this afternoon TO an
The forgery Of papers in order TO secure the pen
sion or jacob Adams.
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THE CONGO TREATY.

PARIS, May 2S.-Le Temps states that Eng
gland and Portugal have annullcd their treaty with the
African International Association.
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STING HIS OWN STATE.

RICHMOND, Va, May 2S.-A smt ior @l'ooo
damages instituted In the United states Couit no,0
av by A. Zeee against the state VI Virginia. About ten
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GREAT DAMAGE BY FLOODS IN SPAIN.

MADRID. May 2S.-The damage caused by the
foods In Spain great. Four hundred and
nine dwellings have been destroy ed and 81 Injured IN the
nrOYince OF MnrcIa alnne.