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ENTERTAINING ROMANCE.
How Consul Doty Captured tho I'eautlful
'l Princess P0lonR.

How Consul Duty Captured tho Benutlfu
'l Princess Polona.
WASHINGTON, D, O., May l5.-About
a year ago President Cleveland trans
ierred Jacob L. Doty from tho Consulate
at Bermuda to that Of Tahiti, Society
Islands,
Mr.. Doty has fallen in love with the
beautiful and charming Princess Polona,
OF Tahiti. His love has been reCipro'
Gated, the formal betrothal has taken
place, and the approaching nuptials are
the all:absorbing theme In high social
circles In the beautiful island.
The Princess Is an accomplished lady,
about Is years OF age and perfect
blonde. She Is the daughter oil Lord
and Lady Darcy, her mother being q
native Tahitian Princess and her father
an English nobleman OF distinguished
ancestry. She has had all the advant-
ages OF education in France, Germany
aud England. She Is the possessor Of
immense wealth, in her own right, and
receives q large annuity from France
under treaty stipulatiOns.
As may naturally be supposed, the
Princess has not lacked suitors for her
fair hand, all Of whom, including the
Earl OF Dudley, she has persistently re-
fused. Lord Darcy was anxious to have
bis daughter marry scion OF tho Eng
lish peerage, but gracefully yielded u
the wishes Of his lovely daughter and
only child to accept as q son.in-law Q
sovereign American citizen.
Consul Doty Is only % years Of age, and
has worked his way 10 position and
fame. As q boy he was q page In the
U. s. Senate. He comes from gooC
family. His father, now deceased, was
prominent citizen Of Brooklyn. Mrs
Doty was the granddaughter Of Lord
Melbourne, and her English progeni'
tors were relatives Of Charles Lamb. thI
McPhersons, Wallaces, and other fam
lilies Of note in Great Britain.
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BurFAlo, n. =, May 1b.-The prize
eight In this city last night between Bill
ly welch, Of Buffalo, and Jack Smith, Of
Toronto, was won by the former. A
large delegation from Rochester and
Toronto were present Twenty.three
vicious rounds were fought when
Weloh'p right glove was substituted and
the referee gave the lght to WelCh.
Smith weighed al 100 and Welch at 1873.
A large amount oiinoney changedhahds.
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TOLEDO, o., May 15.--The seventy.
second annual convention Of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Diocese, Of Ohio con.
yened here to-day. The special interest
In the meeting lies In the fact
that II elects an Assistant Bishop 10
the venerable Bishop Bedell, which
assistant, when Bishop Bedell'B reBlgna-
tlon OF bis office, already made public,
d formally accepted by the House Oh
Bishops, will succeed 10 the iull EpIBco.
pal office. Dr.. Leonard was elected a.
the Assistant Bishop, and the Conyon.
llon adjourned until tomorrow.
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Na.Iopal Editorial A..ocIALIop

CINCINNATI, May 15.-Thc executive
committee Of the National Editorial As.
gociation met in this city to-day with
about twenty members present, lnclud.
ing President J.R. Beetis, Of Arkansas,
and Secretary Fletcher, OF Illinois. The
next meeting Of the association was sci
for Detroit, Mich, August g7-30. Pa,
pers will he prepared on topics Of gener.
al Interest 10 the newspaper profession
by delegates from various States. There
will also be several addresses made.
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CINcINNArI, O, May l5.-Morltz ].
Blanc, the murderer aud suicide, who
was buried yeatprday with his little girl,
turns out to have been bigamist and
professional llbertine. His present wife
claims to have positive information that
he has a wife and six children living In
the West Indies, and another wife in
London, He buried a young wife under
suspicious circumstances at Newton,
Mass, two years ago, and was married
again in four months to Lilly A. Taylor,
a Boston widow, from whom he obtained
a fraudulent divorce, The friends ol
the latest widow assert that he commit
ted murder and suicide to save himself
from prosecution for bigamy,
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WHY IlB WANTHD II,
A Young Man ESilI TIE prsAidsht III.
Hearts sseTSt,y a WIZ

HehfpAbecFtta I Flti
WASHINGTON, D. O., May IL, Dur.
ing The time the President was taking
his visitors by rotation yesterday, re.
ceiving their verbal and written state
mentS, and sending them away more Or
leAs happy, hc observed brighteyed,
lair.haired yoting man, who kept inoy.
ing nefyou0ly about In the crowd and
pushing himself 10 the forefront, He
ever and anon looked with great eager.
meas al the President, and was trying 10
catch his eye. Almost an hour elapsed
after the President first discovered this
young man, and the latter nervousness
and eaRefness 10 keE on audience began
Ia Vasr upoh tie BreadOnvB nerves,
PlhSily, th6 visitor boldly walked ,oat
from tie crowd, When the President
was released, he presented hiH card and
began 10 address blmBelt 70 tho OhieI
Executive. lle said
"gome time ago l made application
iot an appointment. 1waht u awttlly
had, don't care iof Il myself, bit the
fact 10, Mr.. PreBldent," and here thl
young man blushed to the tips otihiI
hAlE. ~ am engaged 10 be patried, ant
unless ! ret till appolnlment The %
eaRement won't stand. Thete yop havt
Il, and now You know why an y arx
inus,"
though amused iot the Instant, the state
ment went % HE heptt He At hfgt we
4 little odt Of patience, Hut Tho eVideni
palhlulnoag oi Tho altuSuSn eleiled thii
sympathy, and the card With the nam
Of the office desired, yas laid In a prom
nent position upon the desk,
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TI,a IIASnsii t,a.a.

LONDON, May 15r-Father EaVan testi.
fed before The Patnell Commission 10.
day. He said that tho leading men Of
I,oughrea belonged 70 the branch oi me
League Ia that district. No seflous
crime had been committed from i6e
time oi the formation Of the Iouphiea
branch until \ was suppressed, eScept
the murder ot Policeman Lyntoti, Thjs
crime had been condemned al A IneeiihS
Of the League and wltnees had deno,inS.
ed II from the altar Of the church,
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Genernl Ander.o on,. suIclde.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 15.-Gen,
Adna Anderson OF New York, commit.
ted suicide by shooting in his room at
the Lafayette hotel last night. Ander.
Eon was about 90 years Of age. The
motive for the deed Is not known,
Anderson was supposed to be a man
well known in business circles in New
York. A bunch Of keys were found in
his pockets bearing the stamp OF the
Breyoort house New York. A Northern
Pacific railroad pass for 1880 was also
found. This bore the name General
A. Anderson" General Anderson'i
wife resides at Sing Sing, OII
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DETROIT, May 16.-4 terrible accident
occurred at the Michigan Car Works
yesterday afternoon, by which one man
lost his life outright and three moro
were fatally hurt. A gang Of laborers
were unloading car load Of iron when
some part Of tho brace holding the load
broke and several tons Of iron fell on
the men, completely burying them.
When the victims were liberated Joe
BonScotte was dead and his three com.
panions mortally injured. All are Ger.
mans aud leave large families.
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TUE COFFIN MAKERS.
No Changes In the Price Ll,t-A Complain
from Cincinnati.

from Cincinnati.
CmoAoo, May 15.-The members oi
the National Burial Case Association are
holding a quarterly meeting here, and
will probably continue in session until
tomorrow. Sixty aFms constitute the
Association, Of which ilfty are represent,
ed. President William Hamilton oCcu'
pies the chair.
A committee OF Cincinnati undertak.
ers have presented a complaint setting
forth that the undertakers Of that city
had agreed to form an organization
which would buy exclusively Of the Ma
tional Association, and that the AssoCia.
tion had agreed to sell to no one out Of
the local Organization. One or two mem.
hers hayipg Withdrawn from the organi-
cation, II has been discoyeyed that they
were eingsupplied directly with goods.
The matter will be considered. The
price list will not be changed.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May lO.-FOrdi.
nand Schroeder, a grocery and saloon.
keeper residing at No. 2S1 Shelby street,
this morning cut his wifes throat as she
stood with young babe in her arms,
killing her instantly. He ran about 200
yards 10 o vacant lot and kneeling down
glashed his throat with the same razor,
dying half an hour later, Schroeder
Whn insane
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A boy and a peyoly,r,

RocKroRD, 1LL., May 15.-NIary Vel
don, a grand daughter Of Spencer Wei
don, who Is said 10 bo the flnancla
baCker Of the Rev. Ell. schwelniurth
the Beekmanlts King at the weldor
farm was accidentally killed yesterday
afternoon. A little brother was playing
with revolver and the girl went 10 lool
Into the barrel, when tho weapon wa
discharged, killing her instantly.
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a alIrhtClnr.

CHICAGO, May ia pair OF mems
kid or dog skin gloves almost new but
torn and stained were found hidden
under some brush close BY the spot
where the mysterious blood smeared
trunk that was at first connected with
the diBappearanee Of Dr.. Cronin was dis.
covered They were soaking wet, show.
Ing that they had been out during the
recent rains.
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The Copper Conference. 8

New YoRE, May l6.-A secret confer.
ouCe Of tho representatives Of the large
American copper mines was held at the
Hotel Brunswick to-day. One Of the
delegates answered the call Of a reporter
al noon with the statement that no
action would DO taken to-day in regard
10 the proposition from Europe Of cop.
per stock holders, but that some decision
inlRht bU reached tomorrow.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, May i5,--A large
seizure Of beer was made at this place
this afternoon Under tho prohibitory Law
Of this State. The Sheriff Of the county
took four cars loaded With beer aud re-
moved the latter 10 places Of custody
The larger portion Of beer seized had
been consigned 10 Berthold, Bosch 4
Moehn, Of this city, the balance belong
Ing 10 the AnheuBer. Busch Ifowlng As
goCiallon, Of 81, Louis. The total YaluI
IA aHLlmAlhd n a2.bll.
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MADE GOOD THEIR THREATS,
The White Caps Near GreenEburg, Pa, &c
Ia Their Work,

AAe Whtbt SNph ENptAENAESuhAuuEkl EA't WI
In Their Work,
GREENsnuRa, Pa, May l5.-The white
caps in the vicinity of Mt, Pleasant, thit
county, brought their threats into exc
cution, and S. ]. CoGman, a citizen liv,
ing near that place, was the victim. Re.
Gently Mr.. CotIman was warned to leave
the nelghborhood or punishment Of O
severe nature would be meted out. On
Sunday morning his barn was dlscov.
cred to be op fire, and when Mr., ColTman
hurried to the scene TO rescue a valuable
horse he found the animals throat cut,
evidently with a butcher knife, and al.
though be succeeded in getting the horse
out Of the burning barn the animal will
die. The loss Is 81 200. The last notice
received by Mr.. Coaman was a rudely
drawn picture OF a coffin with instruc-
tions to leave the country or his body
would be deposited there,
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rlrrsppRgp, Pa, May i5.-The jury
In the case Of 4. y. Starr, superlntend-
ent ui the t'lLtsburgh, Fort Wayne 4
Chicago railroad, who was charged with
inanslauRhlet Ii connection with the
killing Of Miss Weymann and William
Oulp, at the Federal street crossing q
year ago, returned 0 verdict this morn
Ing Of not guilty, but requiring the de-
fendaht 10 pay the costs. ISL
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Montana Slightly Dem oerntle.

HELENA, MONTANA, May 16.-Tht
constitutional convention will be Demo
cratic by about Ave majority.
Later returns from Yesterdays cleo
ton are too incomplete 70 determine the
exact membership Of the constitutional
convention. AS far as received they In
dicate that the contest will be very close
with the chances in favor Of the Demo
Gratis by q narrow majority. The labol
members from Jefferson county may
have the casting vote.
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AnnIi,nn nnhhin-

DErRolT, Mtcn., May The tltlsn
in the extensive brewing plants oil
Goebel 4 Co., The yayarian Brewing
Company, the EndriBS Brewery and The
brewery and bottle works Of JaCoE
Mann, all Of Detroit, passed yesterday
Into tie hands Of representatives Of The
English company The price paid L
$l26, 900 In cash and bonds,
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Hotel Sion seeinr the sIghts.

CmcAoo, May 15.-The hotel mems
banquet at the Palmer House last night
was magnificent affair, covers being
laid for 800 guests. To-day was given
up entirely to pleasure. At II O'Clock
the visitors inspected the Auditorium
Building, which Is fact approaching com
pletlon. Then they took possession ol
the 100 carriages in waiting, aud, led by
ten tally.hoS, the procession moYed
down 70 Jackson Park, ID The pavilion
OF which n lunch and military concert
by the Second Regiment band were com
bined. A drive through the sonth Park
system followed.
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DETROIT, May 14.-some time ago Mrs
Peter Hartswell left her home because o.
alleged cruelty on the part Of her hus
band and went to live with her father
William Smith. Hartswell tried to per
suade his wife 10 return home, but hei
father objected. This angered Hartswel
and he threatened vengeance. He met
his father-in.law on the street yesterday
and a quarrel enBued. They men fought
until they were both exhausted and ther
they drew revolvers and began firing
Several shots were fred, and when tht
combatants were separated II was iount
that both were fatally wounded.
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New foRK, May 15.-The new Inmar
steamer City Of Paris sailed this after.
noon. Among her passengers were
Robert T. Lincoln, the new United
States Minister to the Court Of ST. James
and his family; Andrew Carnegie and
family; Right Rev. Joseph Murray, Bis
hop Of Maitland, Australia; Hon, q. NJ
Pullman and Anson Phelps Stokes. On
the White Star steamer Britannia were
.. G. P.otta, the single scull champion
OF the United States, who Is 10 compete
in the Henrey regetta, and Colonel John
Hav.
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TaR BALTIMORE & ONO ROAD,
Changes in onlcerS-A FAlIluE oG In the
Earnings last Month,

N'SNNeSbS - tt'''f NtNe'f"f
BALTIMORE, May l5,-TAs monthly
meeting Of the directors Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company was held here
to-day. 1T, odell was appointed Gen.
eral Manager OF the entire system, and
W. W. Peabody was appointed General
Superintendent OF tho lines west OF the
Ohio river, with the same duties and
powers as he has heretofore exercised rs
General Manager. He was also appoint,
ed General Agent Of Tie baltimore 4
Ohio a. GhIcsk1. 'Fhe statePent ot the
earnings and expenses for last month
show 0 falling of in the earnings OF Ssh
4S0 on the lines east OF the Ohio river,
al, increase oiS9, ,372 on those west theFO!
g., g. and a net decrease In the earnings
on the entire system ~. cs .l!'S u! month ol
$96,ll7. For the seven months OF the
present fiscal year there 10 . falling or
In the net earnings on tho entirO system
of$l0O,59S. Tho report OF the committee
which has been investigating the affairs
Of the road for nearly year past was
adopted, ~
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BRlDuISORr, coSS,, May iO.-TurhOr
Hall, situated on Madison avenue, this
city, was totally destroyed by fire early
this morning, Onlalling losB Of $4,000.
Tho fire was the work Of an lncendlAty.
Ell Cook, Colotod, has been arrested on
Suspicion He was eeen leaving the
building before the afe broke out,
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LOUISVILLE, Kr., May l5,-The wealth
or fine, large crowd, and the track a
little heavy.
First Selling, 0 furlonss, jake
TOMS woni time 1:lst.
Second race-selling, 8 5furlongs, Avon
dale won; time l:04l.
Third race-Merchant's Handicap, It
miles, Badge won; time 1:57t.
Fourth race-Selling, mile, Pat Dona-
van won; time l:45!.
Fifth race Selling, furlongs, Bridge
light won; time 1882.
Sixth race-selling, 0 furlongs, Bravo
won; time 1:17i.
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A Yetornn publlsher Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa May lS.-w, NJ.
Harding, for many years the proprietor
and publisher Of the Philadelphia IN.
gtlirsr, died at bis residence this morn.
ing, Mr. Harding had suffered for the
past tive years from a complication ol
diseases, and was seldom seen at bis
office during that period. Ho retired
from active business lie three months
nm
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Chnrrsd Mllh Ninn,innrhinr.

KALAMAZOO, MlCu,, May i4.-John II
Bush, conductor, and Michael welIhan
engineer, were arraigncd yesterday
charged With manBlaughter In CatBInr
the death OF Sarah II. HadloCk, ono oI
the Victims olthefeCent railroad accident
here, and held for May 20 In The Btiin o
u 800 each, They furnished ball,
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TorEEA, KAS, May lb,-A deposit Ol
Tin has been discovered about atty mlleA
from Topeka. An analysis Of a sample
Of the ore shows that II iS valuable, The
gentleman who inado the discover
thinks that 10 las a BONANZA, and wii)
make further investigation a 10 lhV
extent oi the deposit, Il
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WASHINGTON CouRT HousE, ONO, May
15.=samuel Cofrman, who was robbed
recently by confidence men, one Of
whom, Carter, iS now awaiting trial, has
left apparently 10 prevent the prosecu.
tIon Of Carter. A warrant has been
Issued for him and an indictment found
for refusing 10 obey subpoena, and he
will 10 brought back and compelled 10
testify II found, Carter appears 70 have
friends who were exerting much effort
70 prevent his trial,
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High Llcenap In rhlln,lelnhla.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The license
court finished its work here to-day by
handing down tho decisions in tho cases
Of applicants for liquor licenses in the
last B6vep Of tho thiFty.three wards, In
granted out OF 634 applicants. In the
city, complete, licenses arc granted FOL
1908 saloons. Last year l,343 licenses
were granted, and in 1887, before tue
new law went into effect, there werC
5,773 saloons in the city.
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MoTREAI, May 10. - Many leading
Irishmen here believe that Cronin sailed
from this city by tho last Allan steamel
for Glasgow. 4 person resembling him
secured passage by the Qlrcassian for
Liverpool, but q few holtrs before The
vessel sailed he went on board and re.
moved his effects, saying he was soinl
to remain here. An ex.Preident Of the
Hibernlan Brotherhood who know
Cronin says he was working on the Glas
gov steamer when he boarded her and
that he Sailel.
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JSnk. ILs.lrnnilnn Arnanlsh.

WARRINGTON, May yl5.-ThO President
h@ accepted tho resignation Of Judge
George A. jerks, as Solicitor General Of
the Department Of Justice, TO take effect
to-day Mr.. jerks resigned upon thU
change Of administration, but was 70.
QucslCd TO remain In office until tho close
Of the existing term Of court Judge
jerks will 10 retained In the service d
the Government a. counsel In the tele.
phone cases, II is expected that an az,
pointtnent "a Solicitor General will IL
made this week,
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AAln lanAlll n. IIeoNsred.

wAsttSUfoS, u. o, May los. j.
Randall, who has been confined 70 the
house for several weeks. Ia ConyalescinS
rapidly, and expects 10 10 out shortly,
HIa appetite 70 good, and . gentleman
who saw him yesterday says he looks q
well a. al any time during the last ses
sion Ol Congress, Mi. Randall will
probably spend tho summer Al the set
shore,
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Ms.l Ylrrlnln rnn.lnn..

special Ditpdich 10 ths iRcEiVMef.
WARRINGTON, b. G., May 16,--Wesi
Virginia pensions we're Issued to-day az
tollowS Original invalid, Lafayette
Fincham, Amos wiuans, tdeceased),
Amos Gwlnn, James l.uzader. increase
George Hickman, ArChimedes D. Ger
rCll, John w, Roulette,
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uu,l.t tinj., . l,hv,eA

pLArrsNoyrn, Mn, May lS,-petOr
Matthews aged 80 was instantly killed
and John Kocherger fatally hurt yeslof.
day afternoon by The tumbling down Of
al old brick church where they were
exCavRtlng for 4 new hotel bdildinR,
Two other wotkmen were slightly Ia.
iUtai
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WASHINGTON, May iO.-rublic Printer
Palmer to-day appointed Thomas ]. La'
glGr, OF New Hampshire, Chief Time Olefk
Of the Government Printing Once, vice
James Teal, resigned,
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COLUMBUS, May l5.-The Republican
State Committee to-day decided 70 hold
the State Convention al Columbus,
June % and 20,
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PniLADkLrillA, Pa, May i6.--ArtiVed.
steamers PrusSlAn from Glasgow GiuSE!
aull, Bremen, and Persian Prince from
Oahhlna. "VuN
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Ait.n...l -. I,.A ,lnhA....

WAsmSuroS, D. o., May l6.--The
Attorney General has authorized the
marshal Of Arizona 10 offer q reward Of
500 each for the arrest and conviction
OF the robbers OF paymaAtef WhAin,
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sRslSoy,ELp, 1Ll., May i5.-The
House to-day passed the bill appfopFi.
Ating 10000 for a monument 10 the late
Gen, John A, Logan,
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HooDs garsaparilla Id peculiar 10 itself
and superior 10 all other preparations In
strength economy, and medicinal merit,
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MhlLAlnM Ilald il.n.l..A

PARIS, May i5,-Mt. whltslaw Reid,
the new American Minister, was rocOlv.
cd BY N. gpullsf, Minister Of Foreign
Aualn, to-day. President CafnOt will
receive Mr. Reid at The end Of the week.