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Results of the Rares nj Cineinnasi. Jerosne
Pnrk and

Resusts Of the Races nj Cinetnnasi. J~rosne
Paris and
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-The track was
muddy and the weather threatening 70
day. The was large. The
Th~ree-year-olds and upwards, seven
ftsrlongs-Clamor won. Cagore second,
ConsiGnec third. Time I :asH.
so,,rscs y q %ii.-B snS PInnsrson c %on.
Casalpa second, Beshbrocck third. Time
TwoSearel... Ave surlens..,Ballytboo
Swcep.taEe~.. shres-year-old~ and up
second, Warpeak third. Time i;4s.
Kentucky Central Railway stakes, two
ysar;opld ailie.. one mileNNRivsy So5'
wAsHINdroN. Oct. 1.-The. Ivy City
Three-fourth miIe-Tom Finley won.
Seymour second, Prince Howard third.
Time. 1:i!N.
won: Constellation second. Keystone
ssSsn;sisS.h. %sie,Msriaep won. Beck
Mile-Fannic won, Bob Fisher second,
Souvenir third. Time 1:45A.
Stseplcchasc, gentlemen riders,Apollo
won. Cracksman second, no third. No
MoKRIs PARK. Oct. 12.-To-day's events
rt'st1IteU. wocyear-OiuS, NAH Serhl-
dine won. Fordliam second, Minuet third.
Time 49,.
Fall test handicap, two-year~old. one
mile-Livonia won.- ProdiRal Son second,
Kings own third. Time 1:l2E.
Good luck handicap, thrrt-year-olds,
mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Longstrcs.t second, Buddhist third. Time
= .eS.
Two-year-olds. five furlonRs Civil
Service won, Fairy Queen second, Pail
Mall third. Time 1 :O5.
Threc-year-olds, seven furlongs- Zephy-
rus won. Deception second, Sparkling
third. Time All.
Authorization won. Defaulter second.
Now or Never third. Time IA.
. x O PARK, Oct. 12.-The
to-day was very large. The winners were
Mile and Observation-Disclosures
won. Jennie Mcfarland second, Ben Har-
rison third. Time I :53L..
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won, Fitz-
james second, third. Time
1:17.
Grand national handicap. mile and u
half-Raceland won, Firenzi second, La
vinia Belle third Time 2:39H.
Kinsey handicap, tw~o-year-olds, four
teen hundred yards-The Fan-Fan colt
won, Burlington second, Padishah third.
Time 1:25.
One mile-King Crab won, Tristan I'd,
Diablo Id. Time 1:45N
Fourteen hundred yards-Drnmstick
won. Mute I'd, Arab I'd. Time "a
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A LOST BROTHER FOUND.

lie Escaped from an Asylum and Went tn
Montreal with Only q. tn Sis Pocket.
~PIT-rsBURc, Oct. 12.-Intelligcnce was
received last evening that William j.
Armstrong. brother of Frank Armstrong,
of Pittsburg, had been found in Montreal.
Some weeks ago. Armstrong disappeared
from an asylum at Mcrchantville, n. j.,
where he had been placed for treatment
while suffering from temporary mental
alteration. A reward of $500 was offered
for his apprehension. and search was
made everywhere for him. hut without
avail. until on Wednesday,, 4 message ar
rived from Dungannon. Ireland, stating
that the missing man VAS in Montreal.
Armstrong made his way to Montreal
with only 81 i'm his pocket. He obtained "a
position there and went to the Young
Mems Christian Association. Some PEE
suliarity i'm his manner and appearance
led the secretary tn suspect that all was
not right, and as he had declared his ma
tive place tn bc Dungannon, "a letter of in
quiry was sent thitlcr. Dungannon is
Armstrong; place of nativity. and his de-
scription being recognized there. "a cable
gram was sent to- Frank Armstrong, of
Pittsb,Irg, relating the whereabouts of his
brother.
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DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT.
The Attorney-t;cneral at Manitoba Strsn,
gely Disappears


gely Disappears.
WINNIPEG, Oct. lis u split i'm
the Manitoba cabinet, and according to
street rnmOr IL Ii caused by Attorney-Gen-
eral Martin having got all the profits from
the Northern Pacific and re-
fusinR to divide with his colleagues.
Whether true or not, the encouragement
has disappeared. The Free Press says
before anything can he done by the
government il will he necessary to
find Mr.. Martin. No one knows
where Inc IL. not even his colleagues.
Some weeks ago he went east. He tried
hard, even to the extent of lying. to get
away ~unnoticcd. He went to Ottawa and
New York. Mr.. Oakes, president of the
Northern Pacific. was i'm New York. and
between him and Mr.. Martin there are
little private business dealings of great
interest tn the latter. No doubt MIR. Mar
tin went tn New York tn look after these.
He was afterwards seen in Toronto. AT
which place all trace of him is
lost. IL * said that he went to- the Pacific
coast and the general belief is that he is
somewhere. out in that direction. but
whether on the Pacific coast or in Botany
hay no one around the government build
ing can give the least Information.
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HIS HOPES BLASTED.
Sad Hut Romantic story of - Poor scotch
man " lao Married mn Heiress.

4 ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. Mr.. Cam
Bell for "a number of years taught school
at Atascosa ~postofticc, this county. for "a
very meager salary. He had laborcd i'm
America for twenty years. and was no fur
Their ahead than when le first started.
Recently he left here, for New York. where
he hoped to better himself. TN arriving
there he received news of the death of his
wife in Scotland. He had married there
when u youth and she was n lassie on the
hills of dundee. She was of good family
and her people were wealthy. They OH
jectcsl Ia the match, and after the mar
riagc made il so unpleasant for the
young people that Bell in desperation re-
solved to seek his fortune In the new
world. He had not the money tn bring
his bride with him and WAS unwilling
tai subject her to the privat,ons OF a
hard life. He badc her goodbye, and she
promised to wait patiently until he was
able tai return for her. She went to her
parents and Bell turned his back ON the
land of his nativity. He was energetic
and economical and willing To turn his
hand tn anything. He tried first one thing
and then another, and chilled by disap-
pointmenth he tlriftsI at last tai southwes
ern Texas and became "a country pedla-
gogue. The old RESTLESS desir, to- he up
and doing overcamc him and he went
north again. The news that reached him
to him through his dead wife. The money
came to her bIt recently through the
death of her parents. and she had written
tn Bell n short time before. she died telling
him that they were rich at last and bid
ding him come home. He got word of her
reception Of the missive. In "a heart
broken letter tn friends here lac states that
he expects tn sail for Scotland in IL few
days.
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A genuine New England supper will ne
given at the Methodist church at south
Butte OIL Tuesday evening.
The funeral of q little child Of John
Shea took place this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the family home i'm Dublin
Gulch. Burial was in the Catholic ccIne-
terry.
Among those registered at the McDer-
mott to-day are: w. X. Moon of New
York. =. w. Trent of Salt Lake, j. r. Ho-
gan of Chicago. A. B. Cook of Helena, B.
L. Hamilton of Chicago. n. w. Mcconnell
of Helena. A. II. Kayton of New York, f..
=. Stackpolc of Deer Lodge, A. G.. A.
Mueller and H.. C~oddington of New York,
&. w. Cook of Boston, Miss NJ. Cook of
Boston.
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BONOs N STOCKS,

Ups and Downs tn Market Wallace On the
New York Exchsuge.
Naw YORK, Oct. 12.-For the first time
in weeks the stock market was
lively free from hear pressure to-day.
The market closed fairly active and
strong at the hest prices Of the session.
The list In almost invariably higher to-
night. and while most charges are for i'm
significant fractions Manhattan ID up IN,
Atchison, Big Four, Louisville q NASH
Vile and Union Pacific each I per cent.
were dull bsrt steady.
Petroleum opened Mt 903fc, and after
q slight decline became strong and adj
vancesl to S9Xc, closing firm at W The
sales were M, QUO barrels.
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ter she landing M Sydney. ny an elderly
gentleman passcugtr and sne cousn nov
handy.
but there the poor woman was In sgd
. gsS, s ann%', sbc ' I;d uos know whether she
vsn.a %r i 10 a.. x a sas%an, what Do .yos
laughed nj her, to which she ~aid soIemn-
~. "You musn't laugh nj me. am On Sc
rious b~1sinc.s, and I mean Just what !
..Call al the transfer company ofiice:
They know about everything there
Mr.; Sander.Sn did 90, and aissr e i"n3
that n piano had been moved ny MI.
Stevens tn u ncighboring convent. To this
hold, was her own piano, shipped ali the
way from Butte b. the insane man, and
one of the Skilln,an girl: was there prac,
b1en scounscletl." and she knew enough
tai keep her mouth shut. Al all events
here was a cline, and "a warrant was sworn
the assistance of members of the crew OF
the vessel she had come out on. he was
apprehendcd at the docks. Mrs. sander
the prison and about frightened the life
out of him, as hc as snDn expected To see
She gave the insane man a very severe
talking tn, ordering him to get down on
his knees and hUmbly beg the pardon OF
the woman lac had so basely wrongsd. On
recovering from his astonishnlcnt "Stev-
ems !" b.s.anne obstinate hut nnding the lady
had the cinch ON him, he craved her par
what did the fellow do bat tell her he was
done with her long Ago and that he was
living with Mrs. Skilnian.w with whom me
intended to stay. SO what WAS the in-
jurrd wife going to do about il: She did
this about it-sfIe had him rcarrested sub
seancn'IE, and this time INCL brought ,hs sk him :"
woman had given him. with which the in
sane man thought he could buy off his
sUnk a." 60 ' nnd them talked to him so
pointaslly that he concluded the hest thlnH
he could do was tai resume his norman
this country. coming directly to Salt Lake
in September. 1sss. They had but little
money, as the insane mans frugal com
his little pile. But il was ascertained that
$5.OUO worth of Ontario stock was i'm a
local bank, and which formerly belonged
Skilman's name. A Main street law firm
was engaged tn have the transfer set aside
ON the ground OF fraud, but. sure enough.
summons but Mrs. Skilnian herself. The
situation was desperate. Mrs. Sandersoh
thoress of her woes dead, and then end
her own existence. The Skilman woman
heard of this. and becoming frightened,
Mrs. -Sandcrson, and left for san Fran
cisco. And now the insane man with his
eyes open To the erIorrnity of his oifenses,
reunited for good, and they are now i'm
business at Butte.
Mrs. Sanderson told her astOnished
listeners ON that Union Pacific train that
she had "a rod in pickle for the doctors who
had put mp that insanity dodge with her
husband. Ths Butte doc,or had los; two
ton of Providence. and as for the Salt
Lake physician. she had given him the
scorching of "a talking tn, and predicted
that evil would yet befall him for the
grevious wrong he had done her.
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I.ANp OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT. ,

0BfT. II, INV.
Notice il hereby given that the, following
named settler has hleti notice of his intention tO
make nnal proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will he made before the clerk Of
the probate court of Deer Lodge county, Mont,
at Deer Lodge. Mont. an Nov. ri. fss9, viz.
the nwa seia sec. 10, ~. . n, r. II W. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of, said land,
viz Jacob Stuckey. Burton Vincent, Charles d.
Jones and Alberto Stevens. all of Anaconda.
=. w. LANGHORN,
kegiste
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CHICAGO, Oct. Eth Shevitsch wing
OF the socialistic labor party met in ron
vention to-day. The delegates claim this
il the only regular convention and that
the one held two weeks ago was unautfior-
lied.
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The closing quotations were:

camille paper at ~ "a. Sterling cx
change quiet and steady; sixty day bills
S4.SS, demand A.a7.
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In calling for these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters and give
date of this list. One rent will he coli
lected for each letter. If not called for
within two weeks they will he sent Ia the
dead letter office.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, p. N.
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The City OF New York Floated.
New YORK. October 12.-The steamship
City of New York was noatcd OF Romer
shoal ut 10 rs o-nigh
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Holi,rook. Mrs. u. &.
johnson. Bs.tsey
kukla, Charles
l~lamphret, Anton
IilnN. John
Laurie, o. Ix.ary
Lawson, Tony
l~.indgrreu. John go
l.ynos. John
Mattson, Pete
kDnalsi, A. 4.
Me A. ID.
MclxsNi. samuel
Mahoney. Bridget
Mihibach, John
Meyer, Miss NJ. r..
Murphy. Michael
NODnail, John
Nelson, George
J.. ~
OSterlOli. Emil
Price, Thomas
Rush, Harry q.
schultz. l..
Sliipiey, y. 4.
Shtplpe, W. w.
smith, George ".
John r.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 12.-Robcrt
Briggs, colorcd. was lynched at fernando,
Miss, this morning for %assaulting a white
woman.
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r,ppwoprs ~ NlyHArrAy BEACH

yesuvus was In OF eruption ana fomp,n a.
In o blaze OF part.eoiored Ere at ManhaVAn ~. a
night The spectacle was seen last evening 'o' 4
,no mi. ,csson The scenic portion OF the
IA realistic In the extreme. The spectators arc Az.
on .hpbcara in tho BAY Of Naples facing the aoon n
To tho left rles the threatening peak OF v S.,,N,
It's foot and TO the right Is tho city win al ' u,lus
Architecture brough, out with startling accuracy .M
o,,,,sn IA giving feast his friends IN go .,.,
Of the dedication of Oa'hs Of the city ,.S.os
Of tho spectacle there given an aerooso anu ss so,as
:, whIch an, rich and elegant drama ana p,h s.. -
-" ,.s c,,m,x OF which Is attained when Fesaw
.ns 70 pour gu, streams Of lava and showers -
80. and cleaning ashes Then ensnes masniah ..hS
n,,, .nsct,cls Tho air 10 full Of rockets anu ".
wany sOlored lights CLEAN every ado the ~. asys
.a,s the city goes up IN Are and flames while INC
c.anx elase and aud glow OF the eruptSn 4, u
The chilly night had It's eheet on 'ae wsteas
zach probably not more than 15oo persons s.1s1e
,se destruction Of the city. but limited IS was 'n'
| 4, was appreeiauve 70 the highest sxssaA
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s,ropr east wind snd rough sen. Only SIX ooae GOV.
cred the course fifteen miles out tnfo fna ooapa ~
return. Tho ten other starters lost sAi's, p.eou
rigging, or gave UP, owing to the heavy "estnor'
The sloop Dare Devil which hold tho lead IN nor css'
capszed while turning Pardess buoy, near the nnisn.
The crew were picked up by tug and the disabled
boat was towed into the haroor. The Mar1ota ios'
her jb and the GYPSY lost her lib and broke her rua
der There werc several other minor accidents ana
everybody on the yachts was thoroughly dIencne o
Tho steamer Elm City took out crowd OF ooo or ~
the pitching Of the boat. Tho winners and thetf
corrected times were follows: Division c, class
Flora, 4 :OS :O2; Division 4, class sea Bele'
4 :O7 :4e Division {, class 4-strsnGer, III III
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NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
GENERAL FAIRCHILD TO BE A CHEROKEE
COMMISSIONER.
A REPORT THAT THE CHINESE MISSION WAS
OFFERED TO ADMIRAL sHUFELDT-MR.

OFFERED TO ADMIRAL sHuFELDT-MR.
KAssoN's CHANCES GOOD.
Washington, June 1a.--The President made the rof
lowing appointments to-day:
Royal A. johnson, OF Arizona. TO be sur'eyor'"eh-
eral OF Arizona. ,..,. -. Dab
James j. Stokes, OF Dakota. 70 be Receiver OF Pub
lie Moneys at Grand Forks Dakota , -. p,
Thomas j. Butler, OF Arizona, " DO Receiver vi Fuo'
lie Moneys r. Prescott. Arizona. - -. r,...
To be Indian Agents.Willam Mckusch; OF P FtsSc
at the SIsscton Agency IN Dakota stanton u.
Of Idaho at the Fort Hall Agency IN Idaho WllnnLi
r. Bishop OF Oregon, at the klamcfh Agency IN Uip
gon samuel L. Patrick Of Kansas. at the sac and FOX
Agency in the Indian Territory Horaiio ~ Kust: OIL
California az the Mission Tule Eiver lconsondateu
Agency In California. embracing Hoops Valley.
IIcius Fairchild, Of Madison, Wis. TO De Comms
sioner TO negotiate with the Chnrokee Indians Woo
John D. Miles, declined.
"The Starr this evening says =" 1t IS unaerstooo
that Secretary Blaine offered the appointment TO sue
coed Minister DENLY as mister TO China 70 Aomira
Shufcldt uetredJ. The Admiral, while not dechn
Ing the MISSION asked time 10 consider the mater
hrstatng on account OF the loss OF MS pay a.
retired Naval officer that would DO lnvoVco IN IN,
acceptance II he does not accept and u IS thOh
10 be very doubtful Mr.. KassOn, Of Iowa one vi,
samoan Commissioners, IS spoken OF for the m'ss'oh
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COMMISSIONER TANNER NOT DISTURBED.

washn gtnn, Junr II (SPccIsn.-The sensational dis
patches from Washington published IN number OF
Democratic newspapers to-day, 10 the effect that me
President and Secretary Noble have lost confidence
in Commissioner Tanner that Mr. Tanners resignation
has been requested. etc. ar, absolutely "''hont
,rpnd,ion Commissioner Tanner said TO ngAt that
b.rcycr the charges ting his official arion shall
he made in specific form he will be ready to refi'c
then According TO on> Of the dispafch"S he re-
c.lycs salary OF r. 900. As the law authorizes tho
,,vmcnt Of only g. 900. and Congress has Appro-
rr,a,rd no more than that It Is dlhir"It 10 "hner
,.rd WHY this charg" madc; bnt tn ,omnIS-
inner Is ut tho opinion that II T. no NOR: ab,urn or
,hfnl thnn the general statement respecting MS
neI No. tinnI which ha- ben blsI upon the lrcsfi.
o.,,nns OF and rec0mnc udat.OnS OF the law anu
nIJr a, onccrs and examiners OF the Pension BUREAU
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THE pprs,pySr's CRITICS ANsw FRED.

Warrington, June l5-ln reply 10 several news
manor articles crttcSinG tho Presidents failure 10 sD-
,r, Mr.. u, La Hunt postmaster at Cann"lon. Ind.
r,r, whose removal By PrcS!d n Clr\c and h. pro-
,es,cd whlc momU,r OF the senate, a rcporicr wa'
TODAY shown al The Postonce Department carl
from Mrs Hunt, which was print"d In the local
,,y.parcrs OF that section, in which she says
In orler to silence all and numerous UNAUTHORIZED
.,pr,sons concerning my de ire or expectation o! Oh
aiming The Canuclron pos Office wish Ia say once
for All thar All not. have not been and shall NOT be
an snplIcsnt for that office. The Above statement
may apTrsr pIrmnturc. bur II Is cal ell forth bv tho
.ari thai have been CRAFTY annoyed OF lat" by me
rnntnu~d canvass y. my nam" IN g injection vi no
pos> b, change uf postmaster ~ this ace-s pol on
which ,erns To have far glcltr aurcmcnts 10 Othcs
ID an to me-
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enrnrcAr.ENnARS-TO.pAY.

srrrENI CorKr-GENsnAL aE"A-ooto0 van o'"""'''
sui RssE CotEt-ehAA
calendar at IL A. m e.,,, rypv PAM r-Betore Inrz.
srrsEMg CorErIsrsciHt INA i5ia ibai :, i5ssia
ham, Mos l"Vo' ioV' A''"' ''' '
elusive ,,,r,, rvpxpIRr II - Adiournei for
SCpnENE CorRT-sPECiAL iEHH-fN"t - N>NS'N1"'t N'
tho term - ,..x, ,,,,,-rea ~, Ia. ,.rr,
surRsax CorRT-eRsc, VT IINSsfnre Barrett D.
SUPREME CocRi., u" 'at lsGb al5s 3I9o y5s5 yosS
Nos 5oto 'uV o.Sj 3Igs 3532 1910 1919 1880. 26T3,
$50 3OsS Jo33 ass; 49, rrr B.fors O. Brcn J.
StPhA. Snmu,l
srrRkAk SosHi-|'
Nos S.-willa OF b. ~
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MODIFYING A CIVIL. SERVICE RULE.

Washington. Juno IL lSpecian.-The President To-
day aprrovcd N, rccomm ndS'on OF the Cv service
Commission for a modihr a'iOn OF Rule 10. This rue
provides that clerk who has been removed rom 'he
classified departmental service without fault OF MS
own may be rcsppolncd In thai Serrirc al any t'mo
within twelve months without being rcqnrd 10 pass
an examination The modification Of tho rule ap-
pruvcd to-day removes the tim, limit alone as far
a. II affects honorably discharged Union soldiers and
sailors who have been IN til, Classified service They
may DO rcappoIntcd any time without examination
This brings tho rule IN harmony WIN IN, s'atlIS
u'hIch gyes tho preference to hOnoruby discharged
soldiers and sailors for appointments In tho Govern
mo
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SENATOR CHANDLER RE-ELEcTED.
THE VOTE IN THE SEPARATE HOUSES OF THE
NEwAAMpsHIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~-S.roor M ny uruD To-Day.
SESSION TO ]

Concord, n. H.. June 10 OspeciaD.-In accordance
nth law the Senate and House voted to-day as
senaSte bodies for United States Senator for tho term
Of six years from March 4, 1889 The eighteen
nspublican members Of tho Senate voted for William
r Chandler and the six Democratic Senators voted
Tor Harry Bingham. In the tbrong that filed the
gallery and occupied part OF the floor were prominent
Republicans from all parts OF the State. The whole
sunber Of Republicans In the House Is no. VI
thas number three, Messr. EdEerly, OF Concord
(rsoue. Of Hophnton, and Muchmore, OF Compton, did
not vote Mr.. Varney, OF Dover voted Tor jacob H.
0allinscr ard Mr.. Calhoun OF Littleton, was paired
WITH his colleague the Democratic candidate The re-
NAMING leS Republicans voted for Mr.. Chandler
OF the IA Democrats in the House, l37 voted ior
Hasry Bingham; three, Messrs Narcotic. Richie ana
welsh Of sonersworth, voted for Luther mckinney.
Mr. sprury, Of Raston. voted for Daniel C. knoNies'
xssn. Bohan, OF Manchester, and Amy, OF sfranoru'
dtd not vote, and Mr.. bingham Was paired. inc
3 Spsaksrs asciasation OF the result was loudly AZ.
vIapdsd. rhs senate and House will meet In joint
sqnveatten n noon tomorrow 70 examine the records
q The ballots. As Mr. Chandler has majority IN
:ssA sfanea, The only action that remains Ms
xfn. OF the Eenass and House was Chandler-senate
Ae.ss ise! total isa hngha9-senats 9. House
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

saratoga Jure lSIn the Ccurs OF Appears 'o-oaS ns
,olovins decisions were haEdcd down;
The Peopc agt. Gillian. Judgment anrmed
tina prope OK rel. Eckerson agt. Christie. ofoss
Affirmed. with costs.
The People ex rel ktuse ss@ "ooomsn sSi s
,.,.',orrr. Il Excise the Peops ex rel the Prospecs
r,rs and Couey Island Railway Company SSt the 1oa0
o, Heath CT Graycscnd; the People ex re- tie ssh'on
pier and Navigation Company agt the town OF Un'e"
end Appeals dismissed. with COSTS 49,.
Green ast Roworih. Motion Tor re"fsuHf'' ''H''N
$40 costs.
v,noviur IN the day calendar for June 10: Nos ~
2as 5oS SOC, 473. 4oS ard 4oS
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Eastern Railway incorporation BY special act OF the
state Legislature. This charter gives them the right
to construct a railway from Tomhicken LuIerno
countv the eastern terminus OF a branch Of tho Penn.
sylvania Railroad. Their route. n surveyed VIII
90 through Luzerne, Carbon, Monroe and Pke Iouhes
10 Port JcryIs " y where II Will mako direct con,
nection with rosds constructed via CampbeiPs Hail
to tho PouehkcepsIo Bidgc The COMPANY WI, slo
construct branch to connect with inc proposeo sus
pension bridge at Peelshlll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
TIE COURTS.
WILL aBoss- POWER DE INDICTED

WILL "BOsS- POWER DE INDICTED
The suit In which John T. MCGOWAN claims frou
Maurice j. Power s13,o 900. which he says be ADVANCED
10 the Police Justice In various sums, was before Juass
Van Hoesen, in the Court Of Common Pleas, special
TERM Yesterday Tho defendant denies the anesh
tons of the complaint and AYERS that no has %
vanced money 10 the amount OF $1,000 at d'hefea'
time, TO MCGOWAN, who was formerly his counsel
ard that Mc(;owan nOw owes him tbs sum- ne oe-
~, - tEai Mriow an gave him worthless security iof
t.. debt. An application was made on benat
III Justice Tower for all extension OF uhe W WY" "
MCGOWAN who said: , ,.. A.. .,.,,.
This complaint Wa filed 70 comply WHO the MAsa1
and m hiring an answer frm The defendant an answer
,ypon which shall have him l"ilrtsd lot perjury
AMI I promise YOU will convict him. 49,, 4.
The Judge took the papers ana rese''eo hi' ""
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