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vb;tewasbers. Jsmison. who is muc8 tn'
larger, was severely cutting Jones, W1Si
the latter suddenly drew rszor ana u n
instant Jamison lay on the floor expirin
The murder is under arrest.
Arrested for Killing her Child.
BR1pGEpoRr, CoNN., May 1.-THE coz
oner finds that Mamie Madden came TO hel
death by violence. and her mother, mss
Thomas Madden, has been arrested on fn'
charge of killing the child 1t is thougn'
the Woman's mind is unbalanced from e1
cessive drinking. Il
woman Cuts Her Throat.
NEWPORT, r /, May lI-Mrs. Mari
Garfield attempted suicide this morning BY
eating her throat, Her recovery isdonht
ful
Murdered in a Brawl.
SAX FRAHCIsco, May l7-Iu drunken
brawl in the Temple saloon at an early
hour this morning James Sullivan shot and
killed q man named E A. NJ Worthy.
Fatally Beaten by Women.
Es1E, Nay II In Kingstown, a suburb
OF Erie, there was q brutal display -
yiciousuess this evening which viii psoba.
DIV end in murder. Mrs Ellen George
and Mrs. Mary MscVeigh, who had q
grudge Of long standing against Mrs.
Philip George, this evening decOyed her
into an out ofthe-way place and beat her
With clubs and their fists until she was sp-
parently ifeless. Surgeons pronounce her
case hopeless, and in the event OF her death
it will, by reason OF her condition, be a
double tragedy. The ASSISTANTS are in
prison and bail is refused.
Shot Him Dead.
ATHENS, GA, May l7-Simon Buting.
ton suspected Jesse Thomas OF having
stolen some clothing from him, and com
ing upon Thomas on the highway, shot him
dead.
Murdered Himself.
NATION, Ill May l7.-Jas. Vaughan,
q young man at Oakland, committed SUI
eide by hanging. H5 had been dead sew
eral days when found. Tempnary insan-
ity.
ALBANY, N. Y, My l8-Col Thomas
C. Hend d-rson, OF Lake Grove, Suffolk
couaty, WAS found dead with his throat cut.
he had con mittei suicide with razor
A Chicken Poisoner Murdered.
NEwARK, N. j., My l7-Ia a quarrel
in reg ard t. tee 20 soping OF the alters
chickens, VIM. D D.Issey stabbed and killed
Tnos. Faulkner. D'sney Sss arestsi.
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LITTLE HOPE FOR ARTHUR.
After Raliying He Declines and Grows
Steadily Worse,

AIVST nc DcShhhoe ohu UNo"e
Steadily Worse,
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Times this
morning Gays: Ex-presiden. Arthurs
cosdition has been steadily growing worse
during the past week, but he has not re-
lapsed 30 far as to have lost all the ground
gained during his unexpected rally OF
about ten days ago. Some of the more en-
thusiasiic of his friends believed that the
turn for better had come, but the steady
decline since dsmpened this
enthusiasm, and there are few. if any, who
nov believe that the ex President will ever
again leave his house alive. Sudden and
unexpected rallies followed BY gradual but
steady declines are pecuharilies Of his
disease, as well known 10 physicians and
watched BY them with grave tears. The
danger is ever present that the poisoned
blood of the patient will suffnss the BRAIN.
aud when that happens the victim of
Brighfs disease feels the last Of his suffef.
ings MrsAfshur bears his -coufuement|
pa'iently and brayely and knowing as he
dos, the hopelessness of his case makes the
labor of love Of his attendants as light as
possible by his gentleness and unwaveripg
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The Storm South of Us,

CHARLESTON, ". Va, May IA .er-
n6o hail storm swep. over this town Sat.
urdsy afternoon and lasted about thirty
minutes. Hail fell to ihe depth Of three
or four inches. and many Of the hail stones
were three inches in circumference. Trees
we're blown down and property greatly
damaged. Reports from different parts Of
the county say the wheat crop is greatly
injured, and farmers will sustain heavy
losses. The storm was one OF the seyerest
ever known in this section.
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The Trank Lines.

NV YORE. May l7.-Commissioner
Fink has called q meeting Of the trunk line
presidents for Thursday next Il Is sup
posed that the subjects for discussion are
close relations TO be established between
The trunk hne pool and the Central Traffic
Association, slso the relations OF the Chi.
cago and Atlantic to the pool. II u prob
able President Benedict Of the Chicago and
Atlantic, vii, rasd q letter to the Presidents
defining his position.
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sCorrs EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver Oil, with HypophosPhites, 10
Remarkable as . Flesh Producer
The increase Of flesh and strength ID
percepsible Immediately after copasnc-
ing to use the Emulsion. The Cod Lave.
Oil eaulsiEed With the HJpOphosph'tes 4
most remarkable for its healing. strength
sniDg and aesh-Poducing qualities
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sxipped With $1,000.

PrrrsBURa, May l7-Wm. Hamilton,
for the past two years in ths smploy OF
e, NJ johnson. real estate broker, has dis
sunssred after embezzliDg $4,000 from his
EMPLOYER. RsGilton was 9 prominent
member Of the Keystone Bicycle Club and
vsll known here. HIS father, Superintend-
emit Hamilton, OF Allegheny Parks. Will
make good the discrepancy in his accounts.
The youaS man, it is thought, has gone to
Gahfornis.
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Exci.sraens In rsxas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. e. Corley, Who vas 20
helpless he could not turn in bed, OF rs;ss
bis head; everybody said be va dying Of
Consumption. A trial botrle Of Dr. King q
Nes Discovery vss sent him. Finding 70.
ies. be bought Q large bottle and hox OF
DR.. Kings New Life EIs; by the time b
hsd taken tFe boxes of Pills and tvo bot
tles Of the Discovery. ks xss vsil aud had
gained in fesk thistysix poondA Tnal
bottles al this Great Discovery for Cor
sanption tree ct Logan & Co.G
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The Asrolite Eaaud,

WAsHILsToL. Pa, Msy l7.-After
months Of search Prof. Jonathan l. Mer.
rick, Of Williams and Mary College,
has discovered the the Aerolits which
fell in Washington county, September L.
1885, imbedded deep 10 the soil on Fred
erick Mil!er's farm, two miles north oi
Claysville. 1t weighs 200 tona
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Advice 20 aothsrs.

Mrs. winslovs Soothing Syrsp for chill
dres teething, 10 the prescription Of one o.
the bestfsmais Rurses aud rhyacians in tie
United statea, and has been used for forty
years with nevg falling succes by MI.
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of tsething is yaiue ID IN.
calculable. Il relieves the child from pain
cures dysenterJ and disrrhes, griping d
the bovels and wind ookc. By givin,
health to the child Il rests the noth9
Price aSa hottle
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To be Hanged.

New YORK, May l7.-Miguel Chscon,
the negro, was to-day resentenced to be
hanged oh the 9Th Of July for the killing OF
his former mistress, Maria Williams, be-
oause she left him and returned to live
With her husband,
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ELord Beaconsfield

cherished Eoglish primroses as the sweet.
est of flowers. But neither roses. lilies,
nor buttercups are sweetsr than the mouth
of that fair one who uses S0ZoDONT
daily to keep her teeth white as the driven
Snow, and her gums red as June roses.
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An old rheatricM Mauager Dead.

NLy YoRK. May l7.-George Wood, for,
merly manager oi thestres which bore big
name in this city, Brooklyn. Philadelphia
Cincinnati and St Louis. died here yester'
day. He vas worth 800, 900 several times
in his lite, bot be died Psnniless. Toe
Actors Fund will pay the expenses OF the
funeral.
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Rirn Hundred Dollars

ia the sum DR.. Pierce offers for the detec-
t;on Of any calomel, or other mineral poi
son er IL furious drug, in his justly cels-
brstsd 'PleasAt POrgative Pellets" They
are about the SIZE Of = mqstE"d seed, there
fore sssily tAk-n, while their operation is
unattended by any gripping pain. Bilious
.sS~ sick hsadaehs, bad taste in the mouth,
90 ISuudics, yield at Oncs befoFs these
SEttls @ rant" OF yOur druggist
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Rditor of Gown Topics, Arrested.

NEw YORK, May l7.-Paul N Potter
editor of Town Topics, was arrested this
afternoon at his Office BY Inspector Byrnes,
sho had with him q bench warrant issued
BY Recorder Smyth. He ia charged with
ribelling Nine Di Lsuses. daughter OF Dr.
". A. Hammond. Bail was fixed a.
SI0 00O
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The RedIstrictIng Bin Passed.

CoLUNRrs. May IL ghe |, gislsture to-
day passed the bill redistricting the State
for Congressional purposes, restoring the
boundaries OF 1882.
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port, Pa. haved advanced the wages Of
their laborers twenty-five cents a day and
all other employees ten per cent, The in.
crease, which affects about three hundred
mea, was unsolicited.
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Onara Hnn,e Rnrnefi.

SHEFFIELp, Pa, May II The Sheffield
Opera House block, handsome new three
story structure, and two dyelliCg houses
adjoining burned here st 4 o'clock last
euening. Loss $4,000. The Opera
House block was psrtia ly insured; no To-
sursnce on the dwelling houses. The
origin Of the EFe is gnkuoEn.
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Al There, Next

PARIs, May 1.-THE banns Of marriage
bstvseu Patti and Nicoipi have been pub
Iished.
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Match Works Burned.

AKRON, O., May ia part Of the
Miller Match Works burned last night,
and a discharged emPloye is suspected Of
firing #. Loss, $4,000; insurance %,
600.
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The Department Informed.
yapderbiIt's Niece Eiopss With the Coach

NEB YoRk, May l7.-SOciety in Tarry-
town wss thrown into g datts: OF excite
meut this evening BY public announcement
that Miss Grseis Mosss, eldest daughter Of
Rev. J. B. Morse, 9 niece Of the lsts Com
modors Vanderbilt, had eloped with the
family coachman.
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entered upon The journals to the cod that
the journals may not show reference to
the fact, while he and every Senator
on the hoor Of the Senate knew there was
not quorum present at the time of taking
the vote on the resolution seating the con-
testing delegation from Hamilton county.
As our presence would tend 20 make valid
that which Otherwise would be a nulity, we
have remained beyond the reach Of the pro-
cess Of the minority, leaving them power.
les to make, read or approve 9 lawful
Journal.
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Pacific Mai Election.

New YoRE, May lT.-At the directors
meeting Of the Pacific Mail Co. to-day it
was decided to close the books tor the an
nual election on May 20. The election
will be held May &c and the books reopen
on the 9th. One OF the directors saws that
they pledged themselves to vote for the
present Board. President Houston does
not wish to be reelected but they hope to
prevail on him to rensiu. Mr.. Edward
Lauterbseh, one Of the directors saie:
THE Trans-C Continental situation 10 IN.
changed. IN nakiRg Hss agreement
there are three elements 10 be be confer.
ed, the Overland Ccmns.-iies, Pacific Mail
and the Parma R. r. Co. The attitude
=. .. q me latter is an important facter. They
have been gett:p5 'hs ssEe rate from a.
tight along, no nstter what We received
Some efforts have been made to get con
cession from them, b1t no sehon has ye
been taken.
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JAEhNE.
Thurday Set for Argument for New
Trial.

Thurday Set for Argument for n New
Trial.
New YORK, May 1.-The excitement
in and about the Court House this morn
ing was intense over the expectation that
sentence would be upon Mr.. Henry w.
Jaehne, who was convicted Of bribery early
yesterday morning. Gen. Pryor announced
that the defense wished to make motion
for new trial. but were not prepared to
do 80. He asked that sufficient time be
given then for preparation. Judge Bar,
rett asked if the motion was TO be based
on any new points. 1t would be useless,
he intimsted, to raise any OF the points
argued during the trial, as the court had
given them due consideration aud cav no
reason to change it's decisions on them.
Gen Pryer said the motion would be based
on new points. Thursday next was then
agreed upon as the day on which the argu
ments should be heard and the court ad-
iourped until that day.
JAEHNE WANTS NEW TRIAL.
Ex-Aldermsn Jaehne says his lawyer
will make a motion for new trial When
that is denied by Justice Barrett, as it
probably will be, they will appeal the case
to the General Term of the Supreme
Court and will ask for a stay Of proceed
ipgs aud his admission TO bail pending
that appeal He does not believe the Gen
eraI Term Of the Supreme Court will per
nit the conviction to stand. If it does the
case will be taken to the Court Of Appsqls.
They win Not Return.
New Yong, May l7.-k< Alderman
DeLacy and John Keenan,, who are stsy'
ing at The Windaor Hotel in Montreal we're
asked by a Worli reporter what they
thought OF the Jachne verdict. The YER.
dict was very unexpected" said keenan,.
i wss confident OF an scquittal, or at least
a disagreement. If conviction Sap be
secured on such evidence as was intro
duced in this case. then the entire Board
must 20. expected to have returned to
New York on Monday, but nov ! shall not
return" His manner showed how agIta'
ted he was. ."Its a shame" said De l!scy,
that such verdict should have been rem.
dered, but it was blind prejudice which did
it The case was tried Oy the newspapers.
The court was prejudiced aud the jury d
not dare to do else than they did. The
public cried for a verdict. They have got
# and hope are sati6sd."
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A PROTEST..

We . msjority and q quorum OF the
of the Senate of Ohio, duly elect
ed aud qualified, do therefore protest
against the assun ption OF Legislative power
oy the body calling itself the Ohio Senate,
and We pronounce its existence feyolu-
tlonAry nsurpstiOn and its enactments ls-
gslly void.
Cincinnati, o, May II, 1896.
JOAN O'NEILL, i. S DODD, JOSEPH I'm
NERMAS. WN. F. ELrzRoTH. FRASE l..
LINDSEY, JoHS P. SCHNEIDER, EDWIN
SISSKrr, A. r. VANCLEAF, C. 5 WELcH,
]. H. WILLuroS, WN LAWREScE, A, G.
CABLE Geo. W. CRITss q. c. GRoScH-
NEEs, ROBERT NEHAFFEY, JOHN BRA
sHEAR, J j. SULLIVAN. ] c. HoPPLE,
ROBERT KUEHNERT. MOSES F. WILSON.
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BRITISH GRAIN TRADE,
Floods and Snow IpJure the Crops-Re-
view of the Week.

floods and Snow IDJure the Crops-Re-
view of the Week.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Mark Lane EI'
press in its weekly revew of British grain
trade says the floods and snow storms dur
ing the past wesk have injured crops. The
market has pot materially altered, sellers
were firm during the week, and millers
we're spathetic. The sales Of English
wheat for the week were Gilt quarters
at 3ls cd per quarter against AZ, ,467 quar-
tsrs at 37s I'D Tor the corresponding week
last year. FloSr vas more scarce and
values have improved; foreign Whe,ts were
weaker owing to large stocks, the large
quantity ahost and the outlook for the
next crop Of the world. There 10 90 Pros-
pect at present OF an improvement. There
were two arrivals and four sales OF cargoes
of the coast during the week. The mar.
ket to day was bare and business very slow
English whests were difficult to sell. For
foreign there we're 20 inquiry American
sea wss rather cheaper, good American
was fat; maize was slso scarce; other
grains were dull.
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THEIR MANIFESTO.
Why the Ohio Democratic Senators
Left Columbus.
They Did lit Prevent Revolutionary
Measures
Which They Could Prevent In no
Other Nay.
4 CIsar and Forensic Statement OF
the Case.
A Protest Against the OnWarFant
able Assumption.
Syssial 70 rae R.gisscr.


CrxCIRxATI, May lT.-Onos sell exusd
Senator'S now qusrtered at the Arlington
House IN Covington, Ey., have fnslly pre-
n.rsd q statement for publication. They
have been absent from the State for three
weeks. DURING that time they have visited
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga and
s,ins,on. For the last ten dsys they
nave been in CJvinRion. rhe reasons for
their departure are fully set forth in their
r,.D,tssto Their styement has been hss'en
"a 5v the crtc.ml of he press on their
sish. ard By the DO nOs OF the Legislature
i, their absence. 10 tie .ast few days the
Cincinnati Board OF Public Works and the
Rosri of Health. the two giving employ
,snt 10 a5ou, 2.eOO Democrats, have been
shpEshed and the Governor has appointed
IN their place a Boord OF Public Affairs,
consisting ci 6ve Republican politicians,
which will oust every man. Toe Senate
has also passed congressional gerynsn'
der irving the Democrats but five out oi
the twenry-two districts. All this the
Senators claim is Illegal and will not stand
N a Court Of Justice. Since they have
been in COviugtoD, every courtesy has been
extended them by the people Of tsst CRY.
Tbev have been steamboat ridings on the
river taken on fishing excursions and en-
,s,,siped 81 the houses of principal eiti,
zsps This afternoon they were given q
reception at the house OF ex Gov. John n
Stevenson, in Ne#port, III. Two OF the
Senator'S, O'Neill Of Zanesville, and Law
renee OF Guernsey county, are ex Congress
man
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Frosts reported.

DETROIT, Mich, May l7.-Frosts are
reported in all parts of Michigan Saturday
night and last night resulting in much
damage to fruit and vegetables. At East
Tawss thin ice formed, while at Muskegon
the Ice vas sn inch thick and all vegeta-
tion has been killed.
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Frost Among tho Fruit.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May l7-There
was some frost in the fruit belt Saturday
night and severe one on Sunday night
Reports indicate that the strawberries were
badly damaged. but pascheg end spples
are believed to be all right. The frst crop
of celery in this vicinity received serious
set back, but it is not known whether il is
permanently affected.
FrostS ip PsnRsylvanie.
OIL CRY, Pa, May lT-There vas a
heavy frost last night in this section, which
destroyed all early vegetables and greatly
injured the fruit.
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CONSTITUTION

Of our Safe. Of rule II of the Senate,
which provides that when less than e
quorum vote on any gust on pending IN
the Senate the question shall b. declared
lost snd no question sfsc ing the right OF
a member 10 have his seat declared carried
when q Quo,uu is present, unless q uslo'-
ity Of all the saSstors on the roll shall vote
therefore; also IA Violation OF rule 22 OF
tbs the Senate, which provides that when
the night OF two or more persons 10 seat
AZ the Senate is questioned by contest or
OtherEls' no ioinder OF such contestees or
pareoRs will De permitted IN any hearing
or processing before the SenSte.
slso in yiolSion Of rule ~ OF the Senate
which provides that no resoluaGc or mo-
non affect ng the right Of any person OK
persons 10 a seat in the Senate shall be
declared carried, unless the majority OF
The nem5Vrs on the roll Of the Senate con
cur therein, Slso IN violation OF article 1,
section 4, Of The Federal Constitution which
guarantees to every State in the Union
rePub lean form of goyeTanent With seven
WI m IN pCEo VI TUG oEuANS SNAeGeNt -
no more, said minority voted fOE . EeSolu
uO0 sesGc. ,5s said eOntestors sRd tht
presiding oG,eE of the Senate declared
sad resolution sdSptsd and sdminlstsrsC
70 said coatestors the oSts Of Office Of Sen
H'O's wh-reup1n seid contestors took seat
IN said body and despite protests have as
saned to exercise legislative powers. TIT
rules Of the Senate to yhieh We refer Wsr,
made in pursuance Of Arasis 3, section :
OF the Constitution, which provide ths
each house may determine Its own Tale
Of proceeding" The violation of the rule
and constitutional provisions referred {
and the fact that less than 3 quorum yer
pce2ent when the vote was taken on tn
resolution seating the said contestants Wer
fully set forth in various protests made sn
offered by SsAGtor Vsnclesf, on the doc
OF the Senate. fka Constitution, srtiel
z: section 10, provides that any member
either house shall have he right to prote'
against any act or resolution thereea; an
soen protest and the reasons Thereon shs
T'nout alteration, commitment or dels
De entered upon the journal u
DESPITE THIS PLAIN AND MANDATORY PRoY
VI ths Constitution, the presiding officer
tne senate assumed discretionary pow
Aoo refused to permit said protests 10 |
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,;vsr taken on fishing excursions and en-
,sr,siped 81 the houses of principal citi,
zsps This afternoon they were given
reception at the house Of ex Gov. John n
Stevenson, in NeRport, Ky. Two OF the
senator's O'Neill Of Z.nesville, and Law
renee OF Guernsey county, are ex, Congress
men
THE MANIFESTO
issued BY the Senators is as follow"
T,t5, PaD}yg Of Ohjo:
Ne recogaize that it is due to the Peo-
7ra os Ohio t, hrisiIT rEcite the causes
us..n ,np-,:-i US ss their representatives,
% leave lhsSsua,e Of our State without q
quorum.
On the 29h day of April there were
oFs,sd for adoption ih the Senate OF Ohio
tvo reports from the sub Committee on
Privileges aud E ections which were made
a matter Of special order for May .. One
recommended the seating OF The contest
i,g the other the contested, delegation
from Hamilton county. Il was known to
% that the presiding officer of the Senate
had determined upon pre- arranged de-
msnd for the previous question in violation
Of ,bs Constitution aGd rules of ths Senate;
10 call the roll Of the Senate on the ques'
ton of the adoption ot the report seating
the contestants, omittiDg the names OF the
conte,tees. declare the report adopted ana
administer to the contestants, who were 70
BE- ID attendance, the oath o. office. Tols
scooo was to 0s entered upon the Journal,
and upon the theory tgst the Journal enry
was conclusive,
Would HAVE BEEN MADE VALID BY OUR
PRE-, ENCE
Ouronly remedy against this revolutionary
proceeding was 10 cave the senate With
out 4 quorum The Senate consists OF 81
members Cur constitution provides ar
tiCls >, sec . thai quorum to do ousl'
ness shall consist OF majority OF ell the
members elected; it further provides that
less number may ADJOURN from day to day
and compel the attendance OF absent mem
bers. 90 the 9Th day Of May, there being
l>ss than quorum present call OF the
Senate vas made for the purpose OF bring
ing in absent mem oecs and the Senate on
that dsS adjourned On the 7th day OF
Nay warrants for the arrest OF absent
members we're, in pursuance OF said call,
placed in the ha2ds of the Sergeant a.
Arms Of the Senate ~EO returned the war
rsnts on Nav 18th iudorssd NOT found
In the meantime on NAV Sth 10
VIOLATION or ARTICLE 2, SECTION s or THE
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Almost Bshsadsd by . Razor.

CHICAGO, May Thames Jamisons
head was almost entirely severed from his
body last night by one slash OF razor in
the hands of Charles Jones. The two
men, both colored BARRIERS, were engaged
in . saloon quarrel oyer their abilities s'
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SL ~ 'hs Constitution, the presiding officer of
.ne Senate assumed discretionary power
Aao refused to permit said protests TO be-
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PrrrsBuRG, Pa. May l7.-W, d. Wood
& Co, the iron manufacturers OF McKses.