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no sOFr sNAp,
fhs work Done bJ lhS special Labor ID
VAatisatine C)ommltl6e,

rhs work Done b. The special Labor ID.
Vsa.igallng COmmlLtes.
WASHINGTON, D. o., May l7,-"Thete
have been many references this session To
junksLibE parties, aud hints have been
thrown out that The special labor com.
mittee was organized for nothing else"
said a member Of that committee. "Let
uS look over their work. We left WASH
inelon nineteen days ago and have been
away from 81. Louis tan working days.
Tie Texas subcommittee Travelled 1850
niles In that time aud examined 249 wiz.
pesses. The other subcommittee Travelled
about 1000 miles and examined 200 Wit.
nebses. Returning 10 ~. Louis we re-,
limited and took the testimony oil Mar.
ia Irons and came home. Testl.
mony was taken In Missouri, Kansas,
Afkansa6 and Texas, and We tfaversed d
Rlfeloh ol country reaching from Atchison,
KanSael 10 Galveston, Texas. We went
70 work AZ = A. Y. and continued OUT
IiSbofs wilh "a intetmitelon ot an houi
nnui 10 O'clock a night, catehlng strain
aud hnfgying on 10 The next point % q
b lose no tine, TbDt vac the order q
ouf day. We had tVo etenggrapnerl
working constantly, and they heIe NJ
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HENpY WAND BEEcHER steps aside from
his work Of running Mr.. Clevelsnd's Ad-
mi ,istratlon long enough toremark: "our
inH.'tutions are tough enough to bear the
stress Of shocks. would not shut down
the gates against anyone. Lot the An
anhlst come, let the Socialist come, let
the Communist come, let the Craziest Of
tdeorzsrs come, we can get them all and
digeat them into American citizens. Many
Gc afraid, but not L" This Is the close
observer who visited Wheeling some
years ago and declared in published let
ter that the workingmen Of this city re-
Celved too much money for their labor. II
MI Beecher knows anything really worth
telling lie not about the things Of this
world.
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TaR Cleveland Plaindealtr (solid Dem.

THR Cleveland Piaindealer (solid DEM }
isutSble to view with pride the antics Of
thsiOol Senators who have gone prospect
Ing. Hear tho Plaindealer for II;
As iorths coup" which we are told the
absent Senators mediate putting into exc.
cution against Bob Kennedy and his fol.
lowers ln the Senate, we must be permit.
ted to say that we have not much faith In
it, liitis as brilliant IN enterprise as the
running away from Columbus In the mid.
die Of The night was, we can only beg Of
the Senators, II they have any regard fer
the reputation Of their party TO abandon
all thought Of It. Let Us be spared any
more btfatagems Of that sort, and II the
Democratic Senators cannot muster up
courage sufficient TO attack the Republl.
cans in their citadel let them 20 home and
stay there. The time for stratagems is
past. II the Republicans could not be
ksp! out by strategem IL Ia not probable
laAt they can be put out BY one now that
they are iu.
From this and other indications II may
bs doubtful whether the entire Demo.
cratic party will turn out with q brass
band when the boys come sneaking home
again,
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YoUNasToWN, o., MayVl7,-A street car
driver from St, Louis, knight Of Labor,
on his way to Pittsburgh, this morning,
said, in answer to an inquiry regarding
Martin Irons stRnding; "lrons is very un.
popular, He Is looked upon by the
knights as hot headed and q regular
kicker. II Irons should run against Pow
derly for General Master Workman he
would not get single vote from the three
81. Louis assemblies. Irons ordered
strike without a cause. l, with the other
drivers, was ordered ont four times, and
we bad no grievances" The man had y
card Of good standing from local X. Of
l.. lodge at st, Louis,
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kx.rnEslnnNr Anrnun.
Ali case L, ,'nAidsred Aopslels-IIO 10 Grad.
uAttJ GFoWlnt weaker.

HI Case u, L,1nAidsreI HopSisns-IIe 10 Grad.
uAiy utowlnt Weaker.
INV YoRE, May 1.-THE TINES this
morning says, Ex.FseSidsnt ArthurS con.
dIton has been steadily growing worse
du,ing the past week, but be has not te.
hp.sd 80 far as to havolost all the ground
Eined during bis unexpected rally Of
about ten days ago. Some Of the more
enthusiastic Of his friends believed that
The turn for the better had come, but the
steady decline since has dampened the en-
lhutasm aud there are few, II any, who
aoE believe that The ex'Pfesldent will
wet again lsava his house alive. Sudden
aadunsGpeCted rallies, followed BY grad.
@ and steady leClines, are pecul liafilies
y Bile disease "a ID we'll known 70 bis ply.
tcianS and watched by them with grave
lsAtt, The danger 10 ever present that the
Poisoned blood oi the patient Will autfuse
we brain aud when that happens the VIC.
uqol Btlghts disease feels the last Of his
sadetings. Mr.. Arthur beam his contne.
aent patiently and btavely and knowing
he does, the hopeleusnee9 oi bis case
MAKES the labor Of love Of bis atterdantal
eht ~ possible by bis genuenees and
ANAHyihg ChHeftulnegg,
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ColUABus, O., May i7.--Hon. George s.
Converse, the Congressman from this dis.
trlct, and pronounced Democrat, in an
interview published here to-day says In
reference 70 the action Of the Republicans
In the Senate. "Thers can be no doubt
as 10 the legality Of all laws enaCtsd With
the aid Of the Senate As II 10 now Oonsti.
tuted, aud there can be no doubt aS To the
validity Of the act Of seating the four Re.
publican contestants from Hamilton
nntihtV.
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WHEN Editor Morris, Of the Rltchie
Gazette, goes alter an esteemed cotem.
porary for business the fur aleS. OF a
newspaper in this State which we do not
name because we don't like these libel
suits, he rays 1t is Conducted by a cow
mdly bully, edited indecently, a billings.
gate sheet, a ribsld print, a typographical
botCh, a newspaper excrescence, dis
ssminator Of filth, a pitiiul slanderer, a
receptacle for slime, a braggart, liar" "
A newspaper Of which all this may be
truthiully said Is certainly TO be pitied.
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PlrrsBURon, Pa, May l7.-Willian
Hamilton, Tor the past two years in the
employ Of George NJ. Johnston, O real
estate broker, has disappeared after EN-.
b. SsIing 5000 from his employer. Ham.
iIt9n was q prominent member OF the
Keystone bicycle club and we'll known
here. His father, Superintendent Ham.
ilton, Of the Allegheny Parks, will make
good the discrepancy in his accounts.
The young man II is thought has gone to
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A MAN
Secures Divorce F,Um ala Wife and iS Ar.
rested fur PeIjary.

Secures Divorce F,on ais Wife and Is Ar.
rested fur PeJjary.
Special DtSpateh 10 The IrtaligMor.
ELIZABETH, W. VA, May H.-Manly
W, Mason, at one time a lawyer OF promi.
nenCe in Ohio, but who Of late years has
been go notoriously crooked that term
in the State Penitentisry at Columbus,
O., checked his dishonest career, has been
practicipg his profession here. Some
time since he sued for divorce from bis
wife, who lives near Beverly, O., who Ia
esteemed and respected by all who know
her. His testimony was OF the vilest
nature and he secured the desired docu.
ment. These proceedings came to the
ears OF some Of Mrs, Mason's neiVhbora
and they took her case in hands, aud the
result is that Mason ia now confined in
jail here charged with psrjury, with the
chances In favor Of q term in the State
penitentiary.
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SAN Francisco, May l7,-Fiye Social
lists, while engaged in haranguing a crowd
yesterday, were arrested on a charge OF
misdemeanor. The most prominent Of
them is ]. P. Rodeizky, Pole, who in
his speech advocated going to Mob Hill
and sacking the residences OF Messrs,
Stanford, 0IoCker, Flood, and distribu-
ting what monsy and valuRblss
were found, among themselves, On
Rodeizky's person were found two pamph-
let's written by John Most, Of New York,
entitled, "Ths Beast Of Property" and
"Total Annihilation the Only Iniallible
Ramsdy." The prisoners resisted arrest
and the officers had to use their clubs
One prisoner, A, j Warren, was rescued
from q policeman by the mob, but was re-.
captured. The prisoners were much ex-
cited over their arrest, but disClaimsd any
intention Of melting riot.
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nonRIBLs MURpeR.
A Man KILLS His WlIS-Ihs ChiIdFsn Alone
With the Corpse,

With the Corpse,
HoBoEES, N, Y, May l7,-The dead
body Of Mrs. Mary Collins was found in
bed this morning. 1t was partially dress
ed, The womAn'a head was bound with
cloths, whicn were soaked with blood,
Her skull was fractured and two deep
gashss were inflicted on the forehead. The
floor OF the room and the one chair In the
apartment We're spattered with blood,
Everything indicated that q bard struggle
had taken place. Martin Kelly, q brother
Of the dead woman; was first informed oil
the murder by Mrs, ColliDS two sons,
Patrick and Martin, aged respectively 1S,
and II years, who rushed tTanIlcaily inIO
his house this morning exclaiming,
Mamma Is dead" Thsy said their IA.
ther had gone to work and left them all
alone. Kelly accompanied the boys to
their home, and on entering the bedroom
q terrible sight met his eyes An old
wash tub in one corner Of the room Wasfll.
ed with bloody clothes, supposed 10 have
been worn by the dead woman and her
husband.
Mrs, Collins body lay on the bed pre-
senung a most horrible spectacle, Be-
sides the wounds on her head, many
bruises were found on her body. Some
Of these were recently inflicted, but
otherH were evidently Of long standing
Collins was arrested in New York, where
he Is employed as porter and brought
back to Hoboken. He at first proiesssd
Innocence, but when confronted by his
children he agreed to make a statement,
The elder Of the boys stated that his
father told them last night that their
mother was dead. Both boys are held as
witnesses.
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QuRBGC, May 1.-THE wife Of Theodore
Charland, Of Lewis, was found dead in her
residence last night, having, 1t Is believed
been brutally and foully murdered. She
had been cut and bruised In several
places and one Of her eyes bulged from
It's socket. Her husband who was the
only person In the house at the time has
been arrested on suspicion. He states
that he went to sleep alter dinner and
upon awakening found hiswi prostrated
on the floor dOAd,
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yet been able to write ont more than a
third Of the notes, You can Judge whether
we have been iunketing or not" -
The committee desired to hear Mr..
HoIte before turning their attention to
the preparation Of a report, That gentle-
man ia now at Atlantic City for the benefit
his health, and will appear before the
committee as soon as he 10 physically able
TO do 80. Pending the submission Of their
report the individual members Of the
committee decline to give any indication
OF its nature.
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THE RRv. GEo. II. THAYEH, Of Bourbon,
Ind, saysi Both myself and vile owe our
lives 70 Hblloh,a COnAnmptinn Oufe.n
DIED.

ALEX GNDER-On Monday. Nay IL iRso, alt,tO
o 6lOaR ?. ~, JANIS ALEKANhGA aged SS Year,
Funeral this lIue,da afternoon at O'Clock,
itom The itAidente Ol his son, LAvid ~ Alexander,
O. Fifteenth NfeoL FiiendS Of the family ate IN.
vited. lnlefmeal private,
HENRY On AondAy, MAJ II, 'Se6, a. e.So A. M.
lAAB'LbA vile Of Alexander Henry.
Funeral service, al the ttaIdenCe ol her father,
Thomas beamOn No. 67 Ohio sltVel Iris Tuesday
morning Al il4O O'Clock. Friends Of the hnliy
ate respectfully inViled 70 attend, lnlsrmslt Il
Warrington "a.
lWa.hIbeion IA, papera pleabo oopyl
ORE, NE-Un MoudAy, MAY II, iss Az n,c,oct
NJ FRANch JOaEPi, only toB Oi h, j, and WAfy
0feaao, asoi loats aud month";
RunetA notice " morrow,
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Long Lo.t Asr.llts Pound.

PtrrsBuRau, May 17.-A Washington,
Pa, special to the Dtpatch says: After
months Of search Professor Jonathan L.
Merrick, Of William and Mary College,
has discovered the aerolite which fell In
Washington county September IA, 1885.
II WAS found imbedded deep In the soil
on Frederick Miller's farm, two miles north
Of Claysvile. Prof. Merrick says It is the
largest aerolile on record and weighs full
200 tons. Its composition Is chrOminium,
nickel, aluminium, copper, magnesium
and fin
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OhlcAdo, May 1.-THE strike at Pull.
man is at an end. The 1000 men will 90
to work tomorrow. The wood workers
and cabinet makers met at Rosedale to.
day and decided to 20 to work. Then the
iron workers decided the same way. Sub.
sequently q committee oil the strikers called
on Manager Bradley to see II a compro.
mise could be made, but Mr.. Bradley said
Mr.. Pullman would make no nav terms
and that II the men went back at all II
must be on the basis they worked under
before the strike. A mass meet
ing Of all the employees tonight
was attended by over 5000
men. The Chairman reported that the
committee had decided to call the strike
of; that he had been assured by Manager
Bradley that all the men could 20 back to
work unmolested. The emaj1 1rity Chsered,
although they seemed to want TO stay out.
The meeting adjourned with the under
standing that ali the employees would be
working tomorrow.
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ANornEn YEs.Eu SEIZED
BY the Canadian Goysrnmsut-Iscomip
BiinewhRt Mountainous,

BY the Canadian GOysrnment-B Becoming
BinsWhRt Monotonous.
PORTLAND, Me-, May 1.-THE report
that the fishing schooner Ella NJ. Dough.
ty, Of Portland, Captain Doughty, Of
New York, had been seized by the Ca
madam Government, was confirmed
this morning by the following telegram to
the out6tters:
ESoLsHTowN, O. B., May II.
Sargent, Lord & SHILLING, Portland:
Our vessel is seized by the Government
for buying bait. Our permit is no good
here. See our collector about 1t without
delay. (Signed)
WARREN G. DOUGHTY.
The vessel had the usual permit, signed
by Collector Anderson, to touch and 10
load at all Canadian ports. The following
has been sent:
ThOs. +. Bayard, Secretary Of STATE, Wash.
ington:
Schooner ELLA NJ. Doughty, Of Port.
land, seized at Euglishtown, 81. Annes, O.
B for buying bait on q permit from the
Portland Custom House To touch and
trade.
(slgned.) SARGENT, LORD 4 SHILLING.
There is considerable excitement over
the seizure.
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NEVADA, Mo-, May 1L-William oruce
shot and killed his brother-in.law, Charles
Jackson, at the lsttel's home Saturday
evening, near this place. A quarrel arose
over some business transaction, when
Jackson struck CruCe with rock, and the
latter, in self.deiense, drew bis revolver,
shot and instantly killed the former.
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plrrsBuadn, Pa, May IVA sheaield
(pa) special saysi The Sheffield Opera
House block, a handsome new thfee.stOry
structure, and two dwelling houses I'D.
joining, burned here At 5 O'Clock last eve.
ming. Losg, $4,000. The Opera House
block was partially insured. There was
no insurance on tho dwelling houses. The
origin Of the fire ID unknown.
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PtrEsapRaH, May i7.--BroWn's Tenth
street rolling mill resumed today, the
men who struck two weeks ago for ten
percent advance In wages returning 10
work 4t the old rates, The mem em.
ployed ID the lapWeld d paItmenls Of
Byefs pipe mill, who stuck lAst week ior
q ten percent increase, also returned 10
work to-day At the old wages.
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pl..olullon nf pnrlInmnnl.

LONDON, May l7,-It is reported that
Mr. Gladstone has replied to the Q1een
that she must dissolve Parliament unless
the majority against Home Rule be go
great as to justify It's opponents In under.
taking the government with chance OF
succeeding in passing Irish legislation.
Mlnisterialists say that in the event Of the
bill being carried by small majority, or
being defeated by small majority, Par.
Lament will be dissolved, and II the ma.
lority against the bill reaches forty the
Ministry will resign.
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sotroWiully lot alone on account Of Dyg.
pepsia. Acker'a Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Conati.
patton sold on q positive guarantee a. "a
and 30 cents, BY Logan 4 %. aud CHARLES
MOnkOmollof.
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HuSriSeroS, Pa, May i7.-Genstal
Manager Gage, oi the Huntington 4
Broad Top railroad, received Information
from Cumberland, Md, this evening that
the resumption Of mining ID that distiICl
At the old rate, ,totty cents pc ton, will be.
gin tomorrow, The Hnt Oi the strikers 10
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A RESTLESS SPIRIT
IN THE 1UMBBR DISTRICTS
OF Chicago, but NO Outbreaks Oseur-A
Number Of Strikes ssttlsd-Four Thou.
sand men at Pullman 70 Return to
Work THE Brewers TFohblss.

CHICAGO, Ill, May l7,-A restless
spirit pervaded the southwest lumber re.
giOu this morning, Att o'clock Twenty
second and the intsrseCtiug streets were
lined with great crowd Of men and boys,
The decided stand taken at the meetings
Of the strikers Saturday and yesterday,
and the promulgatiou Of their determina-
ton to stay out and compel the bosses to
Capitulate had iorswarned the police, and
they were on hand in force early In the
merning prepared to preserve order and
quell any demonstrations Of violence that
might occur Lieutenant Sheppard. with
an extra squad OF officers pstrolIed the
streets and preventedaly large gatherings,
dispersing the men and compelling them
to keep moving,
Several Of the firms started up with
small gangs Of men and no trouble Of any
nature occurred during the frat working
hours Of the day,
A tour Of the yards revealed the fact
that not to exceed one-third OF the men
who were at work Saturday appea ed at
the yards this morning, having been in.
timidated by the rumor that the yards
would be Taided by men from the stock
yards and other industries,
The Adams and West Lake Manuiac.
turing company and the Union Brass
Manufacturing company resumed opera
tions this morning. About one half the
regular force, the superintendent said,
applied for work and were told TO 20 TO
their benches. No trouble Of any kind
was experienced. Those who were out TO
stay did not attempt any Interference
with the men who wished 10 go to work.
The. .tailors and tailoresses employed by
the wholesalers, and, in fact, all persons
engaged In the making OF ready.made
clothing, numbering fully 10000, returned
to work this morning on the basis OF nine
hours and the ten hours pay.
At q meeting Of the United Clerks As.
sembly 1t was resolved to send copy OF
the appeal sent to the retailers to al the
priests and clergymen In the city and ask
their aid in closing the stores on Sunday.
July . was chosen as the date when the
early closing movement will come into
force.
About one hundred members Of the gro
Gerry and butcher clerks association met
yesterday afternoon Reports were re-
ceived from $50 employers who have con.
sented 70 close at Z p, NJ, except Saturday,
and at l0A. NJ Sunday Some trouble was
found In the cases where a salO III was run
In connection with the store, as one could
not we'll be open without the other. The
Assembly now has $50 active members,
Many ol the large retail establishments
nave anticipated the demand for shorter
hours and are closing at Or. NJ, daily, in
addition TO granting y Saturday hali.holi.
day, and in many instances granting EN-.
ployes q two week'ssummer vacation. !,
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PRESUMABLY the State of Kentucky will
nav the per diem OF those Democratic
Ssnaton from Ohio who are relaxing
Themselves within the Blue Grass bor'
ders. They are not earning pay from any
other State.
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ALDERMAN JAEuNE is deeply wounded
because the jury would not agree to dis
agree, Unless public expectation is dlsap-
pointed hil feelings will be still more har-
rowed when he gets about ten years in
ihA nanllantiGry.
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WHEN the school children resolve
aasinst the strike, as they have done in
Pittsburgh, We may regard this cruel war
AS about oyer-unless the debating
Societies insist upon making a next winter
rannalpn Of II.
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" Geronimo eau do all this with band
Ul a hundred bucks, what might he NOT
accomplish as a butcher II his red right
hGad were strengthened with q hundred
more? There Iveems a melancholy abb
nrdity in Captain Geronimo's brilliant
nnrOnr
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Special Dt,pateN to ne fnt.lItosnou.

SptdI1I OFpulcN 70 Wt IWtNIVtNoT,
CLAREsBuRa, May l7-Charles Gilbert,
colored, Was tried in court to-day for
stealing money from Miss Mollle Smith
He was sentenced to the penitentiary for
three years.
The case against Osborn for shooting
Richards, Of the telegram, was set for
May "a.
Young Murphy will be tried tomorrow
foI placing an obstruction on the Baltl.
more & Ohio railroad track near this city.
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go in will be the men at the new Central
mines, on the Cumberland & Pennsylva.
mia railroad, and the next will be those
at the American mines, on the Georges
Creek road, the latter resuming work on
WadnaadaY morning.
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PITrBURoH, Pa, May NV. D. Wood
& Co., the iron manufacturers Of MCKees.
port Pa, have advanced the wages OF
their laborers twenty-five cents day and
oil other employees ten percent, The in.
crease which effects about 800 men was
unsolicited,
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Medical pouSlon E1amlnsru.

Special DiIpatch to The IAltAigtaer.
WARRINGTON, May l7,-CongresSman
Gibson has had a Board OF Medical Pen.
sion Examiners establlshed at Hunting.
ton. Drs. Burlington and Euslow are the
Democratic members and DR.. Beardsley ID
the Republican member.
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ePRpsIbgSr CLEVELAND asks Bayard's
advice very often" says a friend Of the
Secretary Of State. ItissuSpscted that he
ssks it ottener than he acts on 1t, The
President is roputsd to be a very polite
,,
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Draolr, Micns May i7.-Frosts are
reported in all parts Of Michigan Saturday
night, resulting in much damage to fruit
and vegetables. AT East TawAs thin ice
iofmed, while at Muskegon the Ice was an
lnCh thick, and oil vegetation has been
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HAVANA, May 17,--A dispatch has just
been received from Madtid announcing
that the Queen Regent has Just given
birth 10 q male child. The child was born
At midday Both mother and son are
doing we'll. The usual ceremonies we're OBJ.
served Ii connection with The birth.