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CHICAGO, June 25.-Attendance large;
track fast.
One mile and a sixteenth. for 3 year oIds
Long Dance won, Duke Of the Highlands
second, Magram third. Time, I.5O.
One mile, for maiden S-year-Olds-Robin
Hood won, Logic second, Miss jackson
third. Time. I:4S1S.
Five-eighths of a mile, for 2-year-oI
hllieS-Dalsy F. won, Fly Away second,
English Lady thing. Time, 1:0114.
One mile and an eighth-Moore won,
Bonita second, BeacOns6eld third. Time,
1.54L4.
Three-fourths of q mile, for all ages
Big Brown jug won, Arundel second,
Glendelea third. Time, I:I6JS.
Three-fourths of mile. tor all ages
Sallie Hagen won, Princess Bowling sec
ond, Pink Cottage third. Time, ia.
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SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 25.-There
was fine attendance up to the second
race and the weather pleasant, but then ft
began to rain slightly.
Seven-eighths OF amile-Kingston won in
1:29, Volunteer second, Persimmons third.
Seven-eighths Of q mile-Eole wonIin q
4-5, Defence second, Belinda third.
Three-f0urths of mile-BIackburn won
l:l55S, Druidness second, kenwOOd third
One mile and three-sixteenths-J A b
won In 2:OS is, Fresno ecOnd, Sam Wood
third.
One mile and a half-HanOver won In
2:S5 2-5, Firenzie second, Marauder third.
One mile and three-eighths-Jubal won
In 2.25 4 5, LittrOll second, Silleck third.
One and One-eighth of a mile-BaIIstOn
won in 1855 4 5, Sluggard second, Bessie
June third.
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HE KILLED DAWSON.
story OF the Woman in the McDow-Dawson
Murder Case.

story OF the Woman in the McDow-Dawson
Murder Case.
CHARLESTON, s. C., June 25.-The
Mellow trial was resumed this morning.
The state thus far has established beyond
question the fact of the killing, the fact
that Mellow shot Dawson in the back and
the fact that he tried to bury the body.
Helen French, gOverness of Capt. Daw-
sons children and the cause of the shoot
ing, testified that she met Mellow for the
first time in February and had almost
daily interviews with him until the day of
the shooting. She had an interview with
him in Capt DawsoD's library: also in an
outhouse in Capt Dawson's yard. He
kissed her twice. The final interview was
in the upper part of the city. where
Mellow endeavored to take her into q
room in the house of an old colored wo-
man. She refused and returned home.
Mellow gave her gold watch and prom
ised 70 get divorce from his wife. She
never permitted any improprieties, and
thought McDow's object in making her go
into the colored woman's house was TO es-
cape discovery by a detective said by
mellow 70 be following them
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Cameron Nearing The End.

LANcAsTER, Pa, June 25.-Cameron
had q weak spell during the night, but
rallied This morning he Is very weak.
The doctors say he cannot possibly sur
vive another twenty-fOur hours.
Gen. Cameron continues to grow weaker.
His family Is gathered about his bedside
rDd prepared for the end. which may come
81 any moment At the same time. II
there should be no spell Of weakness STINT
lar 20 the one OF last evening, he may sur.
Vive the night.
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KANSAS CITY, June 25.-Some days ago
il was announced on rather indefinite au-
thority that the bondholders Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas q Texas railway had success
fully negotiated for the purchase of the
purchase OF the Kansas City * Pacific rail-
road Tonight in an interview Receiver
Geo. Eddy, of the former road, confirmed
vulge the price agreed upon or any other
details of the purchase
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Phelps brought the Treaty

WASHINGTON, June 25.-William Wal
ter Phelps, one of the American commits
sioners to the Samoan conference at Berlin,
has arrived at Washington and called upon
Secretary Blaine this morning. He had a
Samoan treaty.
Phelps delivered to Secretrry Blaine a
triplicate copy of the treaty negotiations
by the commissioners. IL was placed in
safe keeping in the department where II
will be jealousy guarded until congress
meets and its terms are formally communi-
Gated by the president 20 the senate for
action
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At Plttsburg-Pittsburg Z; Washington,
8. The batteries were for Pittsburg, Gal
win and Fields; for Washington, Keefe,
Daley and Mack.
At IndiAnapolis-In 8; BOs-
ton, 4. The batteries were for Indianap-
oils, Boyle and Buckley; for Boston, Rad
bOurn and Cancel
At Cleveland-Cleve s; Philadel-
phia, 8, The batteries were for Cleveland.
O'Brien and thinner. for Philadelphia,
Gleason and Schriver.
At Chicago-Chicago, s; New York, IL.
The batteries were for Chicago, Dwyer,
Hutchinson and Darling; for New York.
Crane and Ewing.
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LONDON, June 25-The name Of the
woman whose body was cut up and thro wn
into the Thames recently is Elizabeth
Jackson This fact has been established
by . scar on the body and by her clothing.
She was Q woman Of loose character and in
the habit of frequenting q common lodging
house In Chelsea She was last seen alive
May 81. The theory that she was the vic
tim Of Jack the Ripper Is revived.
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LONDON, June 25.-The Carlton club
gave a banquet to Sir Richard Webster,
encouragement, this evening. Referring
20 the attacks made upon him in connee-
ton with the Times-Psrnell case, Sir
Richard said he believed that they were di-
rected more against the government than
against himself personally. and he was
happy to say they had not injured either.
Lord Scotland will assume the Office of
lord lieutenant of ireland about July Is.
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NEW YORK, June % -Bullay, superin-
tendent of the Pacific Mail company, was
asked this afternoon If any particulars of
the wreck of the Granada had been re-
ceived and replied the news of the disaster
hsd reached the company through dis
patch from Acapulco, Mexico. The place
where the vessel went ashore is eighty
miles north of ManZamillo, the nearest tel
egraph station. and $50 miles north of Aca-
pulco, where the agent of the company
IivesL The agent received word from Man
zamillO that the steamer was ashore 81
had gone to the spot Bellsy expected 10
hear from the agent in a day or two. as be
would 90 to Manzamilla and telegraph par
uculars as soon as he could get them.
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Pennsvlvapia Wins

NEw LONDON, Conn.,, June 25.-The two
mile race between Yale and the university
OF Pennsylvania freshmen crews was
rowed this evening over the Thames river
course and won by the latter by about
three-quarters of a boat length. The Off
cial time IS Pennsylvania, IO.OS5f; Yale,
l0lllt. The race, though very close from
the start 20 the finish, was utterly devoid OF
excitement OF enthusiasm.
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sin Underwear, al
Bros.

Pos IN This department.
tup NAL y Chemise
r p1ic- az which W.
Sioni-h ypg. hut our
IS Muslin Drawers,
Ladies Drawers. 3
lir- Ladies Draw err,
with , inch ruffie, at
ace trim ming. at 4Oc
fine muslin, 81 Zach.
Night Drs sses, lace
l-- Night Dresses, =
Night Dresses. fine
Ladies' Nigh Dress
2u.taCh.
adie- Dressing Sacques il
krh.
tton Hose az 81 d dozen.
re Fiounc.ng at 2Jc and
ther case of Ladies Jersey
,-I. white and blue bunting
nt of red. white Bnd blue
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NEW YORK, June 25.-Speculafion in
coffee this morning was of semi-panicky
character. Early cables from Havre and
Hamburg report a most marked decline
and large blocks Of coffee were thrown on
the market at steadily yielding prices. The
first cali lasted fully twenty-five minutes.
at which there were fully 20 600 bags sold
at q decline Of 50 to % points
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,MIllions for Pensions.

WASHINGTON, June 25 The pension
Office to-day made a requisition upon the
treasury department for SIS, ,000.0 600 out Of
the appropriations to be available July 1.
This amount will be placed 10 the credit of
pension agents the 1st or % Of the coming
month. There are said be between 5000
and 10. 600 first payment vouchers awaiting
the depositing of this money.
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The WORK At Johns,own.

JoHNsrowS, June 2.-Seven bodies
were recovered to-day The work of
blasting was continued necessarily all
day, but on account Of heavy rain the
work In the rubbish was suspended.
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WAsHISSIoS, June 25-The prfsident
to-day appointed Henry II. Lawrence 70
be assayer OF the mint At San Francisco;
Michael z Smith TO be assAyer Of the mint
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EnfhusiassicaIly Hec.,,.a

STUTTGART, June 25.-The emperor
and empress and the king OF Saxony az
rived here to-day. They were received
with great enthusiasm The streets were
crowded and buildings decorated
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But one Escaped.

ALBANY, N Y. June ga boating
party consisting of John Mattimore. Ed
ward and Jas. Cody, Maud and Maggie
Horner, and two girl cousins of the Hor-
Ders while rowing on the river tonight
were run down By tug and the boat up
set, All were drowned except James
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MEDINA, \. Y, June 25.-Near Oak
Orchard last night Eugene Emery, a farm
hand, beat out the brains of Cora Grimes,
aged IS, with club. EGery was enam-
ored OF her and her parents would not per-
NIT his attentions
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Refused the Term.

LONDON, June 25-The Royal Yacht
Squadron met in London yesterday and
adopted resolutions declaring it impossible
70 accept the new deed of gift of the Amer
ica Cup
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PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-George Nc
Cam. awaiting Trial for the murder OF his
wife in . cell near that of MIS- Whitley,
hanged himself this morning.
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rh.w-...onN.n,ne..,

NANTUCKET, Mass. June 25.-Wreek-
age continues to come ashore on the west
side Of Nantucket. This morning several
English electric fncaudescent light Iamps
were found, supposed from the steamer
Vfcforfa
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In our show window you will
See some tidbits that we are of
fering this week. Take a look
in the one on the north and you
will see some of the prettiest
styles of cheap underwear ever
shown in this city. The gray
pattern at 81 suit would take
the cake We're il not foI that
delicate red and blue stripe, a
suit of which you can occupy if
you are the happy pUsessor of
60cs Sale lasts but this week.
You are pr, badly aware that
the advent of warm weather has
given a great impetus to bust
ness-nOt that we We're idle
but we do say that trade shows
the effect Of Old Sol beaming
upon it, because a week ago the
trade seemed to know but one
thing, and that was that they
ought to go to Harris and buy
n suit, but it was horses work
to learn from them what they
wanted. They were irresolute,
hesitating between a fur coat
and a linen duster, but now "a
change comes Ger, etc.-they
know what they want and ask
for it. 1t is "a cheap Cheap
first good summer suit" and
they know where TO get it.
Our trade the past month has
been something Incredible. We
never have had particular occa-
sion to join the ''Kickers'
Club" but-our business has
increased to such an extent
that we feel we owe an obliga-
ton To- our patrons for their
more than liberal patronage,
and hereby acknowledge it.
We sometimes wonder what
gives occasion for people to re
mark, "Why. Harris, your
store is the only one in town
that seems to be doing any bus
iness.' We might tell them
with some degree of truth that
the reason therefor lay in the
fact that we work harder for
trade, we give greater induce
ments to trade and show a bet
ter selected stock than any
house in Helena or the terri
tory Now, one of the special
inducements we offer is our line
of medium priced suits. A
man of ordinary intelligence is
aware that 1t is not a feat
worthy of mention to sell low
priced goods at low prices, but
it is a point worthy of consider
alton to sell good, durable aTti-
cles. and at low prices. 1t is
the tricksters' favOIite game TO
cut in price, parade the fact
with loud noise and a flourish
of trumpets, and at the same
time conceal the fact that he is
cutting in quality, also. We
are forced TO these remarks by
the host of imitatoIs who, see
ing the result OF our popular
priced suits have marked goods
To similar prices, but not
matched them in quality. We
will show them Il trick worth
two like that before the season
is over; but in the meantime we
will announce that we have
Just few of those Ten Dollar
Suits left, some sixty three in
all. Now, as a matter of fact
they will be gone by the end of
the week. so anyone wanting
them had better pile in as soon
as the announcement is made,
or they will all be gone.
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After the TeIIur fde Bank RobBers-
DENvER, June 26.-The sherih's posse In
pursuit Of the Telluride bank robbers, have
not yet returned to that town. and conse-
ouentiy no new DEVELOPMENTS are reported.
The robbers secured $50 800.
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ATLANTA, Ga, June 25.-Tom Wool
folk, who murdered nine Of bis family,
has been convicted in the supreme court Of
murder In the first degree. He was SEN
tenced 70 be hanged August Is.
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LONDON, June 25--Ata q nesting of the
PArnell commission 70 day Joseph Edward
Kinney, member OF parliament, denied that
he introduced LeCaron to Sexton He
never knew him.
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-The president
to-day appointed W. NJ. Massey postmaster
at Cheyenne, WyoL
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ldeed! |!

ina hundred what
- Judge ot Clothing
10 bc. Nobody can
| trade Why, then,
~ you that make il
| rong IN "a question of
biug l. less costly
L.. take it steadily
the very big fact,
| Joined 10 reliability
Ity and quality that
living in trade. Our
T. you better. We
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HARRIS.

HARNIO,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER
St. Louis Block, Main St,
HELENA, M. T.
n. Bout of town orders
will receive our best attention.
Goods sent on approval to any
part of the territory. Price list
and rules for self-measurement
mailed free on application.
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The south window shows a
may complication of haberdas-
hery that makes you think of
the prize window dressing of
the metropolis. 1t is the work
of the inimitable Nash, and any
of the thousand nobby, stylish
and durable WIPES you there
Will see can he bought for
- 1-2c this week or till sold
out.
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TROOPS ORDERED OUT.

At Brooklyn-BroOklyD, 2; Columbus, 4
At St LOuis-St. Louis, Z; Cincinnati, g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

away at the witness, the Commissioners Mr. Nco and
everybody else, in style particularly silly. and his
brother shrieked out as a sort Of commentary. Mr.
Nicoll is a liar The record shows he is a lar' Up
to this point the lesser MeAdam had boen regarded
mcrely absurd tito fellow. useful for the Dur
pose Of exciting laughter. Now however he received
measure OF serious attention. Commissioner Holahan
rebuked him in severe terms. The audience greeted
his outburst with chorus of Oh--ohsS Mr.. Nlcoll
looked as II he were almost minded to pitch him
through the window, and remarked that only tho
Rom chastsng this person" Mindful Of this remark
the lesser McAdam presently apologized, whereupon
Mr. Nlcoll smiled sercney and Mr.. Holahan said that
he thought nobody was disposed TO regard Mr. Nc
Adam as other than harmless.
The end Of tho inquiry IS not yet Mr. Myers
intends to take the stand, when two courses win be
open to him. Either VIII DO humllistng enough.
He may confess his dcrelictons and promise TO mako
amends, or no may prepare to endure Mr.. N!colis
relentless cross-examina,on, II Mr. Neol concludes
to falo further part IN the investigation. The Con-
trolers action yesterday revoklng tho permit Of the
marketman who testified to tho bribery Of schoon-
MAKER has so enraged Mr. Nlcoll that he threatens
10 leave the case whore It Is Certainly the Controller
has adopted curious policy OF rcprsal calculated of
course, to defeat all efforts to secure further
evidence. In the meantime, the elderly gentle
man Of the name OF DureIl sits like sphinx in his
chai, cracks his ngerjoints cheerfully and reflects
that It's no sign man is fool because he lives in
Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
ANOTHER ELECTRIC PROCESS.
NOT FOR SUGAR BUT FOR SLEEPY LoAFEhs--
1T SEEMS TO WORK WELL


rh.ro MAC ,,sb no business I'm little restaurant
in Thlrd-ave. near tho Harlem Bridge, some hours
after midnight but ut each table saf neE VINO ou NV
appear 10 be hungry. Most OF them haa eh.elou W.
place TO keep out Of the cold until somecohuu'o Va
the Hucldeberry Line" was ready 10 tahc Oai 30
the bridge and furnish means OF travel 10 p'acc
of the Harlem River. Two or three compositors anu
a reporter who had worked all night III newspaper
Offices and were ON their way TO their homes I'd ITO
mont were sober enough but several OF inc pei"p,'
travellers evidently had been on tool euu"oN'y
there was heard snore, 50 harsn anu iouu -
startled the cooks in the kitchen. DIG his'n~.',
whose disordered clothes told plainly OF n'Rn'
In barroom, had sagged back In his chair, a"u -
head hung over HIS shoulder so far that MS hs ,.
seemed ready m break Every time his MASSIVE
chest hesyed there camo from his clogged Ihroa' .
sound like that made by tho falling OF ton Oh ooal
through an iron chute A Dghthaired German "''''
went up 10 the Irsbman shook him roughly MI"
shouted:
@vat's der meter init youl DIS vas no iotsink
house. You wake oop, or you gets OUT he0 P'O''
quick, by gracious - -
A sleepy erowI was, the only response. Then tne
waiter began TO rub and pull the Irshmans ears eue
he "qult foolln~ when the druntcn man raaseo D'h
fist TO enforce the order
aLet him alone, Dutcby I'll tend 10 him. said tno
cashier, chunky little man with scar on h's i~'o
and bad eye.
lnc lriSnlidu was IeJ ulOiVi "@ -
lapsed into bis favorite attitude and resumed MS ,oi
rife snore Then the cashier walked from penina1
his desk carrying in his hand beer I o9le sn n9
some white substance that looked lMe X IT, 20
sugar. "This rs some new electric stuh,' nc "a
marked pleasantly as he noticed that Toe cose 70
the Irishman he Carefully unoorzed the bottle, ana
held rs mouth directly under the sleeping s SILVER
rem through the Irsbman's big body. rs INC pss,d
increased deathle silence fell upon hS that the
Irshman would fall 10 the floor corpse, pn ;" ti III
next moment he sprang TO hts feet win YEN , forth
eyes, no longer duh with Sleep seenieu 10 s'''
Phsts thar yer bunin' my nose wid' yeE muir
thern' baste1r he roarod. ,,, ~. aop,t
"Come now" said the cashier, quietly y1 J bnsh
wenter have no nuss with me- ray ior s0f ""'"
and git OUT -. .ho r,ssh
The crowd laughed and with BAD grace inc ii's''
man paid up and departed. ~, 81, ..,aa ,,na a.,
What have you got In that b0t'ief @'A0" '0 -
the sober men In the room. n ss.ua ato,,or
That's secretn said the CASHIER, ,sn1l,sh stock
goin' 70 tell until hin organize an isnsi'sN s'0SS
company 10 pay fur tndin' out
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sEvAroR ouAY,s FLORIDA OUTING.
washington gossip in The Boston Advertiser.

washington susslp III Inc bosV~h @NuFofusor'
Word comes from the west coast Of Florida that
Senator QUAY will DO back next week some tins. lie
has been troubled somewhat with insomnia, but has
enioyed himself much for all that and has easily
msintainod his reputation rs great fisherman Tho
senatorJs announcement that he would Oppose tho
claims of any Office seekers who came 10 him for as
INC his mail more and more during the past mona
hi al present &C amounts to almost nothing Dick'
shortly for the Western ranch which he and tho sons
of senator Cameron interested in He has brought
down hls Florida Wild cat this time and secured adj
stonaI respect from the old gentleman for his mark
manship and nerve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

evening is given over to relaxation at home. The
President-elect and Mrs Harrison have spent very
few evenings out since the election. The General
is not fond of cards or other games at home. and
prefers talking or reading. Only close friends call
after dinner The family follow the old maxim
and go to bed early-about IL o'clock. With the
wear and tear he has to undergo each day.
it is safe to say that the President-elect sleeps
soundiv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

This market investigation was brought about by
people with a grievance, fact which Mr. Myerss
apologsts make much OF But II II were not for tho
people with grievance where would justice DO In
anything1 II IL were not FOR the murdered mans
friends who would hunt down the murdererf Among
the marketmen whom tho Controller neglected was a
solid, well-todo, elderly party named Durell Mr..
Durel lives in Jersey. lie Is OF about thirty
marketmen who had stalls m tho old market but
who were denied places IN the new. The
bump Of pugnacity IS largely developed in Mr.
DureI, and when no saw himself and
these other men knocked out 20 make room for pol
itIclans and their dummies he made up his mind to
| fight. So he called together all the rest OF the
neglected marketnen and invited them TO Join him In
mandamus proceeding to compel the Controller 10
give them stalls They employed Mr.. DC Lancey
Eicoll TO present their case. II speedily thrown
out Of ground that they without legal
rights Mr. Durcll was not satisfied. He was bent
showing the thing up, anyhow" Mr.. Nlcoll ex-
plained to him that showing things up was always
costly and rarely a profitable enterprise but the old
man said he didn't care, he was bound TO do g. Ho
went busly at work getting his facts In shape and he
foud them highly suggestive Of pecuniary we'll a.
political corruption drew up a series of charges
against the Controller and his subordinate officials
which he made haste to present 10 Mayor Grant and
upon II be demanded investigation
The Mayor OF New has excellent facilities under
recent law for the conduct OF inquiries into any OF the
city departments. He has two officials called for no
very obvious reason Commissioners Of Accounts, In
tended to be his confidential detectives Their sp-
pointment and removal are both entirely within hts
power and their right TO dig delvo and ask questions
Is practically unlimited. They administer oaihs,
take testimony, compel attendance, and in
all essential particulars discharge the func
tons Of petty magistrate This Office
first filed during Mayor Grace's last admnIs.a-
ton. He appointed to It ". p. shoarman and a man
named Adamson They proved 10 be excellent Grace
men, but utterly worthless officials Mayor Hewitt
made the mistake OF continuing them In Office and
under bis direction they made a number of investiga-
tons. But they never found out anything. They
always reported favor OF the defendant and II they
could have been believed NewYork would be entitled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

The Hon. @. II. Dibbs, the new Premier Of New.
South Wales, Is Of strong VIII and iron deter
mination. Rather than pay costs that hs believed
were nnjustly awarded against him, he preferred 70
for eQntcmpt Of court -