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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-21
WASHINGTON. Asril 20.

WASHINGTON, April 20.
Ihe secretary Of the treasury has promoted
Il. NJ. Lawrence. fourth class clerk in the
hrst compiroller's Office to be chief of the di-
vision in that Office, vice ]. R. Garrison, pro.
moted to be deputy first comptroller.
The U. S. supreme court rendered an i'm.
portant decision today in a group of cases
known as the Virginia coupon tax cases, in
volving the validity of the recent legislation
OF that State with reference to the payment
OF State taxes in coupons of the States bonds.
The decision was against the State and in
favor of the bondholders in all material
points. Opinion by Justice Matthews; Brad
ley, Miller and Gray dissenting.
A decision was also rendered in the poly
gamy case of -iudger clawson. Clawson was
indicted foa polygamy at the April term of
1884 of the court of Utah, and after trial as
found guilty and sentenced to a-fne OF $500
and four years imprisonment. He appealed
to the supreme court of the Territory, and
that tribunal having affirmed the judgment of
the district court, he brought his case here
for review upon the ground that the grand
and petit juries by which ne was indicted and
tried, were illegally constituted. The alleged
lllegality in the imPannelling of the grand
jury consisted in the exclusion upon the chal-
lenge of persons who believed that the man
had right to have more than one undivorced
wife living at the same time, and in the case
or the petit jury, in the drawing of the jurors
from 'open vanre, after the whole annual
jury list of 200 had been exhausted through
the exclusion of polygamists This court, in
carefully prepared opinion by Justice
Blatchford, decides against the plaintiff in
error upon both points raised. The Judg-
ment OF the lower court is affirmed
The court of claims today rendered judg-
ment against the United States in favor of
the Atlantic & Pacific railroad for S51,359.
Secretary Whitney today appointed the
following court of inquiry to investigate the
office of Paymaster General Smith:
Capt. Geo. Brown, President; Medical Di-
rector Thos. l.. LOCKER, Capt f. o. Mat
thews and Paymaster Robert W. Allen, judge
advocate. The court will meet on Thursday
next, and will investigate facts connected
with certain contracts between Austin p.
Brown of this city, and Paymaster General
Smith. for the delivery of beef and other sup
plies for the navy.
Hon. John w. Foster, U. S. minister to
Spain, left Washington for New York, to-
night. He will sail next Wednesday for
Madrid, where he will conduct further nego-
tiations in regard to our commercial relations
with Spain and the Spanish colonies.
The President of Salvador has designated
Senior Peralta to represent that Republic. in
Washington. Senior Paralta Is already ac-
credited as minister from Costa Rica.
delegation from Georgia called at the
White House, this afternoon, and formally
invited the President to visit Atlanta, Ca,
during the session of the commercial conven-
tion in the latter part of May.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-21
GAINING STRENGTH.
1enerai Grant is Steadily Improving and
Monday Took Short Drive Which Did
Him Good.
New YORK, April 20.

New YORK, April 20.
No one in the interior interrupted the quie,
OF the Grant household last night. The pa.
tient rested and slept through the night uu.
til 6.l5 A. NJ. The family slept all night, Al
did DIR. Douglass, " no remained in the house
The DR.. left tine house at 9 A. NJ. He will
return at 2, when it is believed the General
will go out to drive.
When Col. Fred Grant left the house al
mld-day to go down town, he was feeling
hopeful. He said his father passed a better
night last night than since the alarming symp.
toms bad developed. He was early dressed
and when the General was no worse, it was
safe to assume he was better. But more
than that there was no doubt but that he was
brighter and stronger, even than he was Sun
day.
When DIR. Newman left the house he said
that the General was Yesterday asked if he
would not go out to drive in the afternoon.
He was silent little space of time and then
said, mo, not this Sunday. Prayers for my
recovery have been offered today in many
places, perhaps through the country. and |
think 1t better l should not go out until Mon.
day."
eral carried light cane and unaided, walked
down the steps with a firm STEP As he
crossed the tagging he bowed and smiled as
hundred hats were lifted in salute by those
who had assembled on the walk across the
street. AS the General was stepping into the
carriage, he glanced up to the colored coach
man and bade him good morning, though the
hour was after midday.
DIR. Douglass seated himself beside the
General, and young Mr.. Grant took his seat
opposite on the front seat. At the physician's
direction one of the carriage windows was
lowered. The General was out 35 minutes
and then returned home.
Hamilton Fish and wife called during the
afternoon.
About this evening. a delegation from
the Union Veteran Army, headed by Gen.
Lewis L. Barney, called and presented set
of resolutions, wherein the members of the
Grant family were requested ''to whip out
the doctors if 1t took all summer" The del
egation was received by Col. Fred Grant,
who assured the gentlemen of his fathers
good will for that organization.
DR.. Douglass arrived about $50 P. NJ and
will probably stay during the night
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ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Judgments Rendered by the Court of
Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, April 90.
In the Court of Commissioners of Alabams
Claims today the following Judgments were
announced with interest at four per cent
from dates named:
S99-Joseph Lopez, $50; June %, 1865
22l5-Joseph S. Rogers; judgemnt for the
United States
247l-W. c. Kimball, executor, S6l7
April 81. 1864.
25S3-John Bull, $3.50
28S2-.Iohn Froed, 1920.
2SS6-Wm. Ropeyearn, $500; June 26,
1865.
306l-Nathaniel Wilson, admir-, s299
April 2l, 1868.
3O62-Louis b. Dansac, of the firm of
G. Bopee & Co., $3.50; Feb. 81, 1868.
3O63-Nathaniel Wilson, admir-, $40,
Feb. 81, 1868.
5265-Jose Caethono; judgment for the
United States.
5IGs-Sabastian Selvestre, 1920; Agril "a,
1868
2465-Meison McStea and Jesse r. Valve,
judgment tor the United States.
2466-Henry Dupont and Eugene Dupont,
of the firm of Dupont, Lemenisis & Co.,
$40, ,430. April l3, 1864.
246S--Francis A. Heslop, executrix, 81 243,
Jan. II, 1864.
2472-George A. Bell, S6ll, June 9th,
1868
2474-John f Kennedy, 1928, January 8,
1864.
2477-Francis w. Lawrence and Sebas-
tian ID. Lawrence, Sll34; Joseph J. Law
renee. S36; Oct 10. 1864.
24Sl-John II. Fisher and John r. Rich.
ards 1895; July 8, 1864.
24SS-John L. Miller and Elijah Horton,
S222; Mary l.. Chadbourn. admx., Sl2S
Jas. II. Parker, Sl9; Lincoln w. Tibbetts,
S7S; Oct 21, 1868.
444S-Nathaniel Cothren, judgment for
the United States.
4S64-Chas. H. Hamilton. of the firm of
Randall, Hamilton & Co., Sl47; May 5,
1868.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

NEW noRk. Apr, ~.
FLouR-Receipts, ~ o9,; exports. ,7ss sales, a.
$50; No. 2, q 5aS75; fancy white Western, extra,
60 10; common TO good, ~ a 4 25; good TO
choice, 4 30 a 20; City mill extra, 0 90 a rs;
superhne, so 10; 81. Louis extra, s65 a O 10;
winter wheat extra. S7S a6lO; Minnesota extra.
370a626
wHEAr-Reoeipts. a,075; exports. 1924; sales,
100000; No. red, 93l; No. red, l0el; elevator
No. Red State, l07; No White state, 100.
RYE-frm.
BARLEY-easicr.
Corn = Receipts 43,2l2 bushels; exports. PAS. .isc;
sales. 900; spot No 3, b4l; No2, 54l.
OATs-Recepts, $500, sales, 5000; No 2, 30;
do White, 39l; No 2, ISL 3si; do White. Al al;
No !, 40; do white, 40; Mixed Western, rs Al;
White do, IL 40; White State, AZ u 40.
SUeAR-Cut loaf and crushed % IA 8l; granulated,
8; white extra G. 81 81; yellow. n a4l; mould.
81.
PETRoLEUM-Unitcd, 7sl bid.
TALLow-easier.
BEKF-steady.
10 25.
LARD-refned, IS.
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SPORTING.
FAMOUS boat RACE.
A Shor, sketch Of the Receat Hanlaa.
Reach boat Race.
SAN Fs.NoIsco. Anril ao.

SAN Francisco, April 20.
The Auckland On. z Evening Star gives
the following particulars of the Bssch-Han-
Ian boat race:
The sculling race which took place March
2Sth. on the Psrsmatts river, Sydney, was
for 500 pounds and the championship Of the
world.
The banks along the river were crowded
with spectators and the most intense excite
ment was manifested Both men were in
splendid condition. Hanlan rowed in his
new boat. The contestants got away well
together and in few moments Beach grad
ually drew shead until he was half boat
length in front of Hanlan. At Putney the
Australian had increased his lead to length,
and at this point Hanlan seemed to be labor
ing heavily, while Beach was strong and
pulling strong. Passing Gledsville, il was
apparent to all that the race was virtually
over. Beach won as he liked, coming in six
lengths ahead, amidst a perfect storm Of
the widest cheers. The winners time was
% minutes, Sc seconds.
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BOY MURDERERS.
A Terrible Affair Reported From Texas
The End Not Yet.

DALLAS, Tex, April 20.
News reached here yesterday from the
Mineral Wells of terrible stabbing afiray at
that place, at which Green Row ser, aged l6
years, was killed. He was called out of a
saloon BY five boys, two brothers named Bell
two cousins named Glenn and fifth person
named Anglin. Rowser was literally carved
to death and died instantly. The cause of
the cowardly assault is said to have been
caused by an unjust remark made by Rowser
concerning the Bells and Glens, which was
repeated to them by Anglid. All those i'm
piicated in the crime we're arrested. mob
is reported to have collected and demanded
them from the officers. All the boys are well
connected and terrible feud between the
friends of the prisoners and their victim will
probably follow.
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CURED BY FAITH.
Miss MOOrhead Cured of a Disease of 80
Years Standing.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 20.
Miss Mary Moorhead, daughter of the late
Hon. j. K. Moorhead of this city, who was
one of our most prominent and wealthy citi-
zens, claims to have been cured by faith OF
painful illness of 80 years standing. Miss
MoOrhead says her ailment was pro-
nounced incurable by some of the best ply
sicians in the country.
Last summer she was pursuaded to try the
faith cure, and refusing all stimulants pre-
scribed by her doctors. prayed almost inces-
sanity. In few days she was entirely free
from pain and her health is better than ever
before.
At Midway. near this city, there are nine
persons who have been cured of serious ill.
ness through faith.
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Billiard Tournament.

NEW York, April 90.
The billiard tournament for the champion
ship of IA inch ball line game was inaugu-
rated at Irving Hall, tonight, in the presence
of over thousand persons. The game was
between Slossom and Sexton. Slossom was
in fine form while Sexton seemed Ill. Sex
ton was the favorite with the spectators but
Slossom won with hands down. The latter
made runs OF 35, 46, 43, 40 and l4l, finishing
the game in two hours, with an average of
l23. Sexton's best runs were 80. % and 10,
but be made some brilliant open shots. The
score was Slossom 500, Sexton 1863.
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NJ ALA RIA.
As an anti.malaral medicine
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAvORITE REMEDY

Is won golden opinions No traveller should con-
er Ills outfit complete unless it includes bottle Of
1s medicine. II you are exposed to frequent
manages OF climate food and water, Favorite Remedy
ss,a always be within your reach. II expes ma
sra posons and is the best preventative OF chils
s u maartal fever In the world 1t is especially Of
ma trustworthy specific for the cure OF Kidney
srsnr complaints, Constipation and all disorders
vhs rom an impure state OF the blood To women
Fa%ne from any OF the ills peculiar to their sex
ts,,na' Remedy is constantly proving itself an un-
~ oy all druggists.
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THE EGYPTIAN WAR.
The British After Osmsn Digna-The
Arabs Deserving Ell Mahdi.

SuAKIN, April 20.
A sheikh with 700 men of the Amarar
tribe. has started out to capture Osman Digna
for the British
DoNGoLA, April 20.
Natives who have arrived here say the
Italians have advanced from Massowah in
Massowah in the direction of Kassala. The
Arabs along the White Nile above Khartoum
are deserving FL Mahdi and the latter is
plundering all the villages and towns worth
robbing.
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SWOLLEN WATERS.
Property Damaged by a Great Wave on
the Rio Grande.

GALVESTON, Texas, April 90
A special from Loredo says; Yesterday
morning a wave eight feet high came rushing
down the Rio Grrnde with terrific force, car
rying away portion of the Mexican Nation
al Railroad bridge. In few hours the water
in the river rose twelve feet and then rapidly
subsided. The high water resulted from a
great water spout, which fell some miles
above the city. The large quantity of DRIFT
in the river indicates that there has been
great destruction of rancho property above.
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Disastrous Fire. ,

SALEM, N. j., April 20
A serious fire started in Barrens about fve
miles south Of here today, and is burning
fercely across a tract of country about three
miles wide. Parties of men have been fight
ing the flames all day. Hundreds of acres
of valuable timber have already been de-
stroyed. The town of Quinton is in danger
of destruct ton.
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Railroad Strike Feared.

MONTREAL, April 20
An old employee OF the Grand Trunk rail-
road today stated that unless Hickton modi-
fled the order reducing salaries and curtailing
the working hours of the men, general
strike Of clerks and men all over the line
would take place. 1t is said that confer
ence between the heads OF the departments
and the general manager has been called to
consider the situation.
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Collision Between Freight Trains.

BRANFoRD, VT. April 20.
A through freight train on the Passumpsic
railroad ran into freight car on the side
track at this station this afternoon, throwing
the engine over an embaukment of about 20
feet, completely demolishing it, with seven
freight cars loaded with lumber and hay.
Engineer Phillips and the firemen jumped
and were only slightly injured. All trains
will be DELAYED couple days.
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Town Meeting in Oldtown.

BANGOR, April 20.
A town meeting was held in Oldtown to-
day, to take action in regard TO the ac'
counts of the late Treasurer Waldron, now
in parts unknown. A committee was ap'
pointed, consisting of John A. Blanchard and
Frank Hambiin, who were authorized TO Sc
lect third party, an expert, to examine the
accounts and report at meeting to be held
Nav %.
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A Tragedy in a Saloon.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 20.
A bloody and sensational tragedy occurred
at Oakdale junction, near this city, yesterday.
Pat Cain, hostler, and Jim First, noted des-
perado, became engaged in little quarrel in
saloon, when First drew pistol and shot
Cain through the breast. As the latter was
falling he fred at First, the bullet taking
effect in his abdomen and causing a fatal
wound.
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An Important Dl.covery.

The most important Discovery is that which
brings the most good to the greatest number.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds, will preserve the health
and save life, and is priceless boon to the
afflicted. Not only does it positively cure
Consumption, but Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Asthma, Hoarseness, and all affections Of
the Throat, Chest, and Lungs, yield at once
to its wonderful curative powers. If you
doubt this, get Trial Bottle Free, at Devine
& Coughlins Drug store.
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New Yass stock Marker.
Chicago Produce Market.

CnIcAeo. Apr. 20.
FLoUh-firm.
WHEAT higher; No. Chicago Spring, s7iss4l,
Apr. s5l 1871
CORN higher at 461al7l.
OArs-firm IS
RYE-stcady; 86I.
BARLEY-frm 81
PORK II 80 a II IS
LARD "A 90 az 90
BULK MEAT-ShoaIders. 4 90; Short rib, Q 90;
Short nioar. G 40
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$4,000 Damages.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, April 20.
Kenward Philip today recovered a verdict
of $4,000 against the New York Tribune.
Action was brought by Philip to recover
$50, 900 damages for the publication of
various libels, among which was the charge
that he was the forger and author of the
Morey letter.
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English and Russian War Ships.

NORFOLK, Va, April 20.
The Russian corvette Stietax, with I80
men, four days out, from Havana, arrived at
the naval anchorage this afternoon and was
followed an hour later by the British man-of-
war Garnet from Vera Cruz, with 25O men
and II guns. The Garnet came to anchor a
quarter of a mile below the Stietax.
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DESTROYED by Fire.

MILFORD. Mass, April 20.
Fire has been raging in Collins w oods dur
ing the past six days, and a tract two miles
| in extent has been burned. P. p. Fields saw
mill and other buildings have been destroyed.
Firemen are now engaged fighting the fire.
| The loss will be large. No insurance.
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The Royal Party in Ireland.
DnRLIx Anril %

DUBLIN, April 20.
The Royal Party on their way to Dublin
stopped at Limerick and were welcomed
with the most brilliant reception. During
the journey between Killarney and Limerick
the Prince and Princess met with some hostile
manifestations.
The Prince and Princes of Wales arrived
here this evening and were very cordially
received.
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Gen. Grants Birthday to be CeIe ebrated.

LOUISVILLE, kv., April 20.
Gen. Grants 63d birthday, which occurs
next Monday, will be celebrated in this city
by public meeting of representatives of ali
parties. Prominent gentlemen have the
matter in charge and owing to the peculiar.
circumstances under which the celebration is
to occur Louisville will ask all other cities
in the Union to follow her example.
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Verdict of Murder in the FIRST Degree.

ST. ALBANs, VT, April 20.
The trial of Oscar Meyer for the murder
of Herman Krans, in January, l8S4,was end
ed this afternoon, when the jury brought in a
verdict of murder in the first degree, after As
minutes deliberation. The sentence was de-
ferred. Meyer received the verdict with the
same indifference that he has shown ali
through the trial.
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THE REL REBELLION.
General Middleton Arrives at Clark's
Crossing.

OTTAWA, April 20.
In the House of Commons this afternoon
Hon. Mr. Caron, minister of militia, read
kilograms from Gen. Middleton. announcing
his arrival at Clark's Crossing, but convey
ing no further information not already made
public.
TORONTO, April 20.
Sergernt Nelson of the Grenaders. who
has just returned from the northwest, in
valided makes the most serious charges
against the officers and men of the 65th
battalion including drunkenness, larceny
and mutiny. He also makes grave charges
of cruelty against Col. O'Brien. The mat
ter has created great indignation here.
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Killed for Horse Stealing.

GALVESTON, Tex, April 20.
The four parties in Chicasaw nation, for
whose arrest. on charge of horse stealing,
warrants were issued a week ago, were ali
shot and killed yesterday by cattlemen in
Indian Territory.
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skipped the Country.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.
M. r. Wells, postal clerk on the line be-
tween New Orleans and Port Eads disappear
ed Friday evening, taking with him the con
tents of registered letter pouch, amounting
in value, it is supposed, to several thousand
dollars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-21

FrTs.-All fits stopped free by DIR. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after frst
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
$500 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send TO
DIR. Kline. SO: Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
dec3l leod&wIv
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The Alamedas Get the Third Prize.

BosroN, April 20.
At the Soldiers Carnival in Mechanics
Hall tonight the Woburn polo team defeated
the alamedas of Bath, Me-, 2 to 0. The
Alamedas defeated the Bay States to "
receiving the third prize in the tourna-
ment-S75.
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Forest Fire.
New Yo

NEW YORK, April 20
A great forest fire is raging in some pine
wood at Ronkonkoma, Long Island. Over 80
acres of timber have been destroyed. A
large force of men are engaged in fighting
he flames.
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Burned to Death.

WREsrHAM. Mass, April 20.
While fighting the forest fires today, Mrs.
Frank Leabry was burned to death, her
clothing catching fire. Several acres around
the Eagle factory have been burned over.
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sCOTT's EMULSION OF PURE
Cod Liver OIL, with Hypophosphitss

In Acute Pulmonary Troubles.
DIR. +. b. Stricklans, New York, says; II
fnd your Emulsion very beneficial after all
acute pulmonary attacks in adults ard In
children during and after such diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-21

DIR. Seth Arnold: My Dear Sir THE
Cough Killer you kindly sent me is almost
gone, and l want it always in the house. I
wish the world knew its value. Rev. .Jeffer-
son Hascall, Medford, Mass.
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BRArTLEBoRo, VT, April 20.
Four of the five prisoners who escaped
from Newfane Jail were recaptured at Jamai-
ca, Saturday night, and were returned to Jail
yesterday morning.
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"Reugh ON Pain

Cures collie, cramps diarrhga; externally
for aches, pains, sprains, headache, neural
gia. rheumatism. For man or beast. 20 and
50c
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Bridge Carried Away.

OTTAWA, April 20.
st. Patrick street bridge, which crosses
Rideau river landing from this city, was car
ried away today by the floods. The river is
very high.
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A Murderer Acquitted.

PLYMOUTH, April 20.
The seamen charged with numbering Can't
Armstrong on the British bark Wellington
were today acquitted.
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Frelinghuysen's Condition.

NEWARK, N. j., April 20.
Frelinghuysen is today much weaker, and
;;as almost all the time in q state OF stupor
n is thought be cannot last many days more
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Arrest Of the Inspectors of the Sham
Buildings in New York.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, April 20.
Thomas w. DALEY and Robert V.Mackey,
building inspectors, to whose negligence has
been partially attributed the fall Of the Bud
densick buildings, on West 62nd street, were
arrested tonight, having been indicted for
mansl aughter in the first degree.