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THE CROOKED ALDERMAN.
Twenty-Five Implicated in the
broadway Franchise SwIndIe,

NKw York, April 9.-District. Attor.
ney MARITIME TO day said: 'eEx.Alder.
man Charles B. Waite is still at Mr..
Nicholas house. he is under the con.
troll OF this office and will remain so
until we are entirely through with
him. The statement that has been
made duplicates a great many men. in.
: Guiding all of the TWENTY-FIVE Alder.
men who voted for the Broadway
franchise, one outsider absolutely. and
four or i've others inierentially. He
10 adding to his statement every dav
am glad to say, in fact l NAV saw.
that ] am delighted with the progress
Of the case so far. Now, as TO the
Whereabouts Of the men whose names
have been connected with this affair,
keenan, and Moloney, believe. are in
Canada, Miller is in Florida and l
think Dempsey is there also, but |
should most certainly like TO know
where he is. Rothman, understand,
has not been here since this investiga-
ton began, and l am told that he
sailed for Germany several months
ago. DeLtcey / do not be.
lieve BIAS run away. As TO
TO the others, / have only this
to fay-I believe that all those men
who did not 90 away originally will be
here when wanted. Ny honest con-
viction is that there were just twenty
two Aldermen mixed up in this
bribery business, and OF outsiders,
bribeIs or middlemen brothers, almost
rs many more. / know Of at least six
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outsiders who are involved, according
to the evidence In our possession al
ready. i might add that we have evil
dence Of corruption ADD bribery in
connection with other franchises than
that OF the Broadway railway, and for
other years than 1874 mass oil il
that would be sufficient to convict, /
think, without the Broadway evidence
at all. James Richmond has been ar
rested by Contra Office detectives, and
lie now located up at the headquarters
on an Indictment charging him with
being connected with the Broadway
railroad franchise bribery.
James A. Richmond is President of
the Broadway Surface Railroad Com
rRuy. He wss arrested on a bench
warrant issued from the Court of Cen
eTal Sessions. His arrest followed as
one OF the first and direct results of
Alderman Waite's confession. Mr..
Richmond was for long time at the
Brevort House when Mr.. Waite was
owner Of the hotel, and Alderman
Wsiie's confession makes him out the
chief manager OF the Doodle business
who put Waite up 10 all the tricks
and jobs by means OF which the fran
chise steal was accomplished.
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CHICAGO, ILL. e
a Home fOr the Veterans of the
seventh Regiment New York
National Guard.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors Of tho Appeal:
CHICAGO, ILL, April 7.-Win the
APPEAL give the old Seventh Regiment
a hand by inserting a copy of the in.
closed invitation? All Seventh men
are welcome, wherever resident, how.
ever clrcumetanced, or whether they
wore the blue or the gray during the
late unpleesantness. We all wore the
gray once. Spread the inclosed and
oblige yours, personally and officially,
G. d.
Announce that they (the veterans of
the Seventh residing in Chicapo) have
rented andiuInished quarters for their
uee, and that Of every active veteran
and ex.member OF the Seventh who
may visit the city OF Chicago.
/. Our quarters are with the First In.
iantry, |. N. g., at their armory on
jackson street, between Michigan and
wabash avenues, and detail will be
on hand every Monday evening
throughout the year, charged with the
agreeable duty Of welcoming Seventh
Regiment men. Cordially.
GERALD N. STANTON, presid.p,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March %, 1896
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SUPERIOR GABLE SERYIOE.
The Most Rapid work Ever Dons
for American NeWsDaDers

NRw York, April 9.-The superior
cable service of the Associated Press
yesterday deserves special mention
II was the most rapid and tho ough
work ever done for the American
newspapers. For the first time Two
distinct reports were made, one for the
afternoon papers ard another contain
ing an almost verbatim report of Glad.
stones great speech, an abstract Of
Parnell's, with the comments of the
London papers On the measure pro-
posed. The descriptive parts of both
reports were in good taste and highly
graphic, and the transmission by Cable
was free from errors. The Associated
Pfess had made very liberal arrange
ments in London for this work in sd.
vance, the most experienced men
being employed aid no expense being
spared. The matter was handled at
this end with such dispatch that the
last word was supplied to editors by
midnight The report fills a broad
page of the Times.
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The News az Galveston.

GALVESTON, TES., April 8 A special
to the Nelrs from Laredo, Tex, says at
daylight yesterday morning the Fed
eral troops withdrew from the city, no
disturbance whatever having occurred
during the night. BY s o'clock am.
the city had apparently assumed its
usual business aspect, and the day
passed quietly. Since the dispersion
of the rioters on Wednesday evening
by the United States troops, not an
armed citizen has been seen on the
streets A bitter feeling. however, ex
lists between the two political parties,
and the least overt act would fan it
into a flame. Following is a complete
list of the killed: Estrevan Herman
deZ, Librado Guerrero, Ricardo Con
zales and Roman Rodriguez, Mexicans,
and @. Burdett and Gregsrio Sanchez,
Americans. Twelve wounded men
were found yesterday, at least four of
whom are thought to be MORALLY in
iured.
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Express Train wrecked.

EHBER, on, April 9,-The limited
express on the Michigan Central Rail-
way, which let Detroit at midnight
last night, ran toto a freight train
which was pulling into a siding here
this morning.. The engine and sew
eral COACHES Of the express train were
thrown from the track and the engi-
neer was slightly wounded about the
head
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Cordially Endorsed by Irish-Ameri'

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 9.-The Com
nleradl publishes interviews with
James Mooney, ex.prssident Of the
Irish National League of America
the Rev. Father Cronin, one of the
leaders OF the league; Ansel NJ. ].
Smith, president Of the local branch,
and other prominent Irlth.Americaus
They all cordially indorse Gladstone's
Irish policy.
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A Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, special
says: This city is greatly Interested
in the outcome of the Laredo, Tex
election troubles, inasmuch as i is un-
derstood that should the Huarrache
faction come into power they would at
once take steps to form connection
with this city by buildings bridge over
the Rio Grahde river for wagons and
street-cars. The Bota party is opposed
to such improvements, They have
been in power several years, and have
ruled the county and city with firm
hand. Until they are ousted the
bridge End street-cars will be things of
the future. A prominent Mexican
government official calls attention to
the fact that the Laredo affray was
really more serious matter than the
recent Mexican revolution at Mon
terey, which was made so much of by
the United States press.
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Senator Ingalls,, by request, into
duced bill 10 provide for the appoint
ment OF board OF arbitration 10 ex-
anime and settle differences between
railroad companies and their em-
ployes.
Senator Stanford submitted the ere.
denhsls OF the Hon. George Hearst,
The credentials having been read, the
new Senator was escorted to the desk
by Senator Stanford, where President
pro lem. Sherman administered the
oath Of Office.
Senator Conger called up the House
bill providing for the free transmission
through the mails Of the meteorolog-
ical reports.
Much opposition to the bill was de-
veloped, and the matter went over for
the present. "a
Senator Frye Then took the floor and
addrt syed the Senate in eupport of the
resolution heretofore submitted by
him In relation 10 the fisheries.
AT the conclusion Of Senator Frye's
remarks the Washington Territory bill
was placed before the Senate, the
pending question being Senator Eus.
tiss proposed amendment, limiting
the right Of the suffrage in the pro.
posed new State to qualified male cleo
tors only.
Alter some debate the Eustls amend
ment was Tejected-yeaS, II; nays,
70. The yeas were Messrs. Buck,
Berry, Coke, Euslis, German, Gray,
ingalls,, Jackson, Maxy, Pugb, Sauls.
bury and Walthall. A number Of
pairs was announced, Senator Morgan
among them. Among the Senators
voting against Senator Eustis's bill
was Senator Edmunds.
The Senate then adjourned until to-
morrow.
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FORTY. NINTH CONGRESS-.
THE WASHINGTON TERRITORY
BILL in THE SENATE.
Rustis's Woman Suffrage Amendment
Defeated-A Dull Day In
the House.

WASHINGTON. April 9.-HOuse go O
motion Of Mr. 81. Martin La q night
session WIS ordered for the 18th Of
May for the consideration Of resolu-
tons relative to the death OF Michael
Hahn, lAte Representative from the
State OF Louisiana.
Mr.. Forney Ala asked unanimous
consent for the present consideration
Of the joint resolution making an APP
preparation for the relief Of sufferers
from the foods in Alabama.
Mr.. Beach IN. Y. objected.
On motiCn Of Mr.. Reagan Tex. a
resolution was adopted calling on the
Secretary of the Interior for iniorma-
ton relative 10 the Determinations
against the Denver and New Orleans
Railroad Company by the land grant.
Afser the call OF committees for re-
ports Of private character the House
went into committee OF the whole, Mr..
Hatch Mo. in the chair, on the pri-
va;e lendar.
Several bills were agreed to when
the committee ran against a snag in
the shape OF bill directing the Quar-
termsster-General TO settle with the
McMinnville and Manchester Railroad
Company OF Tennessee. The amount
involved in the bill is S240, GOO, and a
long discussion ensued upon the meas.
ure, but no action was tlken. The
committee then rose.
Mr.. 0'Neill Mo. asked unanimous
consent ioS the present consideration
oil the following rssolutionF:
Resolved, Thst the House of Repre-
senta'ives Of the United States earn
estly svmpathizes with tho r.. Hon.
VIM. Il Gladstone and his associates
in their Efforts 10 secure free Parlia-
ment for the people of Ireland, and
congratulates the people OF that hith-
erto unhappy country on the prospect
OF an early and successful termination
Of their long and patriotic struggle for
the right OF self-government.
Resolved, That the Speaker OF the
House be- directed TO communicate a
copy OF these re, olutions to Mr.. Glad
stone.
) Mr.. Cox IN. o. objected, and the
resolutions we're not received.
Adjourned. d.
The evening session will be for the
consideration OF pension bills.
The House at its evening session
passed twenty-five pension bills.
Adjourned n1til tomorrow.
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A Boston Mass telegram says: DR..
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SIS il quite hopeless for MIR. Blame and his
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