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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-01
GREAT NORTHERN RAIL WAYLINE

Palace, Dining and Sleeping re-,
Handsome Day Coaches au Fro
Colonist Sleepers through to Mon
tana and the acific Coast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-01

When Baby was sick
We gave her castoria
When she was Child
She cried for castoria.
When she became Miss
She chung to castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-01

Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3o.-ulearings. sla.4s40oe
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE s-NyELvE PAGES

Me cDefmott. ~
Inc Bostons took their third consecutive game from
rt'spurg to-day The Bostons earned only OF their
eight runs Attendance s37. The score was:
Bo.toh r. L.....-.......0 q ! o-S
fi'tSours .-..-...-......1 o-3
-, Basehlt>-Boston o. Pittsburg g. Errors-Boston :.
iltsDuig u Pitchers Radbourne and GalN In. Umplres
knight and Jones
Syracuse. May 23widener pitched an apparently easy
ball today but the Stars hit safely ana faed
to get man round the bases. The score was:
oi71h,@. sSrscIse ............ 0 -
Basehits-Syracuse {. Columbus .. Errors-Syrarnse
4, Columbus 3. Pitchors-Morrison and Nldfner UNI
plre-Emse.
Rochester Nav o3.-Ramsey pitched in superb form to.
day. and had the RochesterS at his mercy 1t rained
hard UP to o'clock. The
70 Z, heSstr IoS,r '-...--.. S-s
laSehits Rochester 4. St. Louis 2. Errors-Eocheeter
?. St Louis 4. Pltchers-Barr and Ramsey umpire
Barnum.
At Philadcphis-Jniyersy OF Pennsylvena g. Lehigh u
At Worcester Worcester .. Wilmington l.
Az IIartiord-washinRton s. Hartford 8.
At New-IIaven-Ncv Haven Q, Baltimore g.
At Albany-Rldgefcld s. Colgate University 0.
At Cambr.dge-Haryard :. Newark 2
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
DEDJcATING A MONTMEvr To VETERANS.

Newport II. l.. MAY 20 weather va perfect
TO-DAY FOR the cccmonic, attending the dedication o
the soldiers, and Sailors Monument. The procession
which was made up Of Grand Army men and sons
Of Veterans With civic dgnitarcs late IN starting
and took a short route 10 the monument. In carriages
were General AlScr and staff. the Rev Augustus Wood
bury the orator Of the day the Rev. Frank H. Rose,
Tnted states Navy Comr7idc j. IT, stacy, chairman
Of the Monument Committee disabled veterans, Officers
,f the Army and Navy, the Mayors Of Newport. Prov
dcncc. Iawtuckct and WoOnsOcket member, ol the
Legislature and other guests. ON arriving at tlc
monument and at the conclusion OF a musical selcc
ton. Chaplain Rose offered prayer, which was FOL
lowed by singing by the choir Of naval apprentices
The monument then unveiled by IN" sculptor.
" Clark Noble. and Light BATTERY Is fired National
salute The dedicatOry services OF the Grand Army
of the Republic were performed under the direction
Of Commander o. G.. Langley. Of Charles T. lawloh
post singing by the choir followed after which the
Rev. Augustus Woodbury. delivered the oration Nhor'
addresses BY Governor Ladd aud General Alger fol
lowed the choir sang America and the exercises
closed with the benedctiOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
ARHY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington May Exchanges have been made
i'm the personnel OF tie court martial ordered to meet
AT Fort Monroe Va. June 3. for the trlal 0f second
Lieutenant James \. swift. of the signal Corps q"
charges Of fraudulent practices. The detail Tor the
court is Major \. {. VI. Pennington. fth ARTILLERY
Major NJ r. Miller. 9Th Artillery captain John l..
Ternon I'd Artillery Captain Charles Bird assistant
quarterma.ter: Captain >. l.. Mills 9TH Artillery
T. p story. 4th Artillery W T. Noce I'd Artillery
CAPTAIN william l.. Alexander subsistence department
First Lieutenant H. ID. Potter. I'd Artillery First Lieu
tenant George L. Anderson An Artillery First Lieu
tenant Thomas Il. Adams. 5th Artillery First Lieu
tenant s NJ FoOte. ith Artillery second Lieutenant
Wlouglby Wake, 2d Artillery captain james VI. In
calls 1st Artillery Judge advocate OF the court.
First Lieutenant Luther Il. Hare, 1th cavalry, mas
been ordered to report the Governor OF Minnesota
for dutv in connection with the National Guard oi
that state Licuenant-C Colonel anthony iieger ana
Majors John Is. SOCK and H. II. White OF tc Siedioa
Department have been appointed board to meet a,
West Point. y. y. June :, to examine the pay :.
qualifications of the candidates Tor admission 10 c
Military Academy Second Lieutenant H. g. Squiers,
Tth cavalry has been relieved from duty AT 81 JOnh
{ Collecc Fordham. y. Y. August !, ana ordered 10
ioin his troop. Major j. 4. F. lla'npron I'm IN
fanty has been ordered 10 examination Tor etTmtu'.
Leaves Of absence have been granted rs foHo">
George W Baird. paymaster. Two months MAJOR r. D
Dodge paymaster, four months
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
ANFrNEF
Tho mon who will sit in the Yale boat and the
weight which taken last night, are a. follows
THE uLAyg TO RENAry AT CEDAR KEYS.

Washington. May 23.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
has received a Telegram from Collector P.uherton at
Cedar Keys Fla. saving that the town B, Silll con
trocd by Coitrcl- friends the situation being CRITICAL
and hat there VIII be- no safety for United states ON
cals there until Cot vii Is arrested. especially II the
revenue enter Mcanc should leave there. oidcr'
were i--ncd from TIE Treasury Department today for
the Mcanc 10 remain at Cedar Keys until II IS con
,idcrrd by the officials there that her services arr no
longer required. , ,,- h..
CEDAR KEYS Fla. MAY =. (>pccal).T The outlook mere
(, growing threatening. tottclls adhrrhuH ar"
iu the main business street mad" threats aSA'l n"
rcvcuuc cutter and her officers aud crew. me 'ol
lccio; of Customs said that II the McLane was 0rucn
away before being relieved by some Other vessel te
present state of affairs continuing. he ana ms IN
spcctors would leave town Immediately. C0ttrll mas
not vet been captured. although the marShas ana Il
posse are on his trail! The anti Cottnll party are
still uneasy.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
4 = 2 q 4 o DO
4" O 0 | O o O. 3
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.


pbiIadclphia May 23.-Tbe Chicago National League
Club defeated Philadelphia again this afternoon. after a
.,ubborn tcninnng contest. The hitting Of Andrews
and the fielding Of Alien the features Of the game
Attendance l 500. The
T@iGasSI rSma6sIphIs S. L. o o o s
Basehi,.-Ch Chicsgo IG. Philadelphia H. Error chi.
raeo PHILADELPHIA q. Plrhers-Hutchlson and WICK.
cry. Umpire McQuadc.
BaAeley enigma 70 the Philadelphia Players
team TO-DAY. Togary resumed his place In centre Held
and was apaudcd by the 0oo spectators The was;
Cleveland +. L-.-.-..q . q q y
Rssehits-Cl Cleveland H. Philadelphia :. Errors-Cleve-
land @ Philadelphia 3. Pitchers Bakel'y and Cunning.
ham. Umpres- Matthews aud cunning.
The Athletic aud Toledo American Association clubs
played games here this and each side sue
fcede 4Snlss' ..'..........S o.
Baschits-Athle 3. Toledo Q. Errors-Athctic 3.
Toledo PitchcsEspcr and IIealy. tmplfe-Doescher.
The second game resulted as follows
Anltsc idsss '......S o
Baschits- Athlete -. Toledo o. frrors-Athletic ".
Toledo :. Ptchors-Grcen and Abbott. tmpre-O DeS.
Boston, May 25-Thc Cleveands were beaten to-day
the Botons owing 10 the daring baserunnng OF Long
The brilliant features of the were the work oil NC
Carr Aidner and McKeon. and the double play of sh'
and Tucker in the ninth. which the pretties piece
Of the field this year Attendance 7oi' 1he
score Was
Boston ....................i 2 o. %
Basehits-Clsveland 0. Boston 4. Errofs-Ie'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
.ACT-HEAvY.wEIGHT HANDICAP.
t-RI.OSC,S
SIXTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sELLiN" raw
c,o.r or THE louisville RACES.

Louisville KY. Nay 23.-Thc spnng mcouhs oi 'n'
,o,s,i,,o Iochcv CIub closed today The attendance
throughout in spi,c Of rain ha, ho'n the largest
know in several ycar-. The important races TO-DAY
were:
Macaulcy Handicap. all ages. SicO added -
miles -tarters and odd,: lianey I" .. Mafl%'
q tn : Hlaluey stone to /. tai7is to /. . 70 !.
Tlsrnev stone was winner by three lengths. MARION
second a length in front Of thri Maroon >
iockov claimed that Barney stone foulcd hrT ~ INC
strctch but il wa, not allowed by the judges. Tine
- IL. ,. .,,- .,d
inward ~ 900 added ! miles -iat"rs ana ohh,
Uuutrcs, q 10 100. Outbound 10 t0 ], English LAW
",chod ON account OF heavy track The two ran
tanned for a mile then lIuutrc-> had 10 dincuHN
i'm winning her second Jack pot Ia u eallop 10y a
dozen lengths Murphy pulling mp knowing he hn
no chance to win. from th" sixteenth pole. Tine
o15 L. IuntrcSs stlrto again IN the sine s'aho
AT IatOna one and a-half miles
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
IMPORTANT NAvAL CHANGES.

Washington. MAY a3.-The following important naval
changes were made this afternoon
Captain II. L. Phythian detached from duty as super.
OF the Naval Obcrvatory and ordered Ia duty
o. SUPERINTENDENT OF the Naval Academy june 3D. reiiev
ing Captain william sampson. who ordered to san
Francisco on business connected Win ine cruiser Sh
rrancsco Captain f. " McNair j. ordered 10 duty
as snpernendent Of the Naval observatory; captain
sbn wabash and ordered 10 duty AT the Navy Yard,
Portsmouth y. H.; Captain f.. .. Matthews from The
Navv \ ard lbosOn. and ordered 10 command the Wa
i'ash. Canfan Albert Kantz. from the Navy Yard.
Portsmouth y. H.. and ordered to h0ld hni>elf IN
readiness for sea service Captain Henry Grben. 10
auty as "A member Of the Board OF Inspection. wee
Contan r. o. selfrdge. who is ordered TO command
the Navy Yard. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
READY FOR THE YALE-ATALANIA hh'H'
r,,r n,or,rr WORK OF THE ArALASTAs-coN
POSITION OF THE TWO FIGHTS.


x.rr1avcn. Conn. May % (speciaD.-Tho arra"Sc.
,rerts for tho much talked of Yale Malan'a rae az
,carlv completed and the chances are 'ha' ''0
-, - u,oa hcfor, noon to morrow. In the aiier'
noon tho barbor is apt to be rouSh, ana II 'nc '"'o
l. ro, star,.d before II a. m. 1t VIII proD'oS " %
ho rnwcd until night. The oihciaIs OF ''o -"
- rct.r.c President Garfield, OF the Nhiohal
Amateur Rowing Association; judges hooer' :. w"
fr Vale and Captain Van Rahen ior Ihc A'A~'V
George \. Adec will time the crews ior ao' '"o
.,i,,,, tlnckeepcr has not yet been selected zap
- ,,..,.,, - went down the harbor in the
,a,,,,,h ,hfs morrioc and completed the tagging OF
the course. rho,
The Ataantas pulled over the course TO-DAY ine'
are light set Of mon. but look strong anu S'ue"S
The boat in which they row Is two inches "'uc' '""i
the Yale boat and & the same lcngth ano oi "ao'7
make. Bob Cook stood on the balcony ot inc poav
house when the Atalan,as pulled away from the
Goa, and held the watch over them Ihey "rrc
punr only thirty two strokes to tho minute Du' t'
Lo,t was going through the water rapidly ana thei
~, not tic least hitch during the recovery Every
man worked In perfect unison with the other seven
C,ol smiled then shoob his head aid said "Ihere
j. Lade work for YOU T. l. thu prcttlcst ever saw
They arc l,.ht lot Of fellows but they make up TOT
,,,,, In acc and practice We will give them good
race and make them hustle 10 defeat us our men
Are NOT I'm as good condition ss wish they were II
cotd have them in hand a week we would win' but
DAYS coaching don't amount 10 much Ihe race
Is only for practice anyway. II Is Harvard We arc
after After the Atalanias finished. Cook took the
Yale eight ont and gave them spin. Their worA Is
much improved. There is little betting about town
yet
The Atalsntas expect to take the lead at the start
and not De headed. Yale comedies the start to IN,
Aalanta,. but experts To he'd them IN three miles
and win The following s The composition Of the ne
Aalanta crew, Win The "elgh'S wnch were gwen by
CAPTAIN Van Raden this morning;
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
RETURN OF THE PENSACOLA.
BACK FROM AFRICA WITH THE SCIENTISTS w1o


WENT TO SEE THE SUNS ECLIPSE.
The old wooden steam sloopof-war Pensacola which
sailed from the Navy Yard October 10 with the
scientific expedition sent to Africa to take observations
Of the eclipse Of the sun December %. returned
from her long voyage yestertay. Besides her onccr
she took the following experts Professor David p.
Todd OF Amherst College Professor H. F. Bigelow, Of
Racine College; Professor Eben j. LOoms, OF the
Nautical Almanac Office Professor Cleveland Abbe,
Of the Army Signal Bureau Professor L. H. Jacoby,
OF Columbia +. Il. Preston Of the Coast Survey;
W. II. Brown and A. II. Brown, OF the National
Museum: H. :. Davis, OF Princeton: j. f. Carbutt,
of the University Of Pennsylvania G. A. orr. OF Clark;
T.. J. Wright. G. +. Van Guysling, George T. Flint,
Dr. Bartlett and He'll Chateaine. They took with
them the necessary instruments for making observs-
tons photographing and deep sea Investigations
Although going to an unhealthy region where there
were fourteen mosquitoes TO each blade Of grass and
no lack Of grass. the guard of marines board wee
taken 10 protect the instruments from being stolen
and to keep back the cannibals and the crOcOdiles.
The ship arrived at st. Paul de Loando on December
:. and remained there three weeks, during which
time the officers Of the ship and the experts obtained
lots Of scientific and other interesting facts. There
we're numerous observations taken from Cape Lcdo.
as the weather was clear during the first part Of the
eclipse The direct view with the photoheograph, Of
forty feet focus, proved entire success Each OF
tho o2inch circumpOar plates has ten hinges OF the
sun in eclipse. seventy Of them being taken befors
the middle of the eclipse and ten after tOtality.
From st. Paul de LoandO the ship went 10 Cape
town. south Africa. sailing from there on February
for Helena, where she arrived on the 2lst From
St Helena she went 10 Ascension, thence 10 Bar
badoes leaving there few days later Her principal
officers are Captain Arthur r. Yates, Lieutenant Com
mander Franklin Hartford. Licutenants l.. G. Hellner.
Frank W. Nicholas and Martin f. Hall. Medical In
spector Charles II. White Passed Assistant surgeon
Frederick \. Heser, Assistant surgeon L. l.. Won
Wedelind, Pay Inspector Luther q. Billings, Chief
Engineer James ". Thomson, Passed Assistant En-
gineer John 4. Tobn. Assistant Engineer Victor Blue.
Chaplain John Il. Matthews, Ensigns J. a. Dougherty,
]. H. Rolrbacker \. y. Mayer y. \. McCuly, A. H.
scales A. II. Davis and G.. II. Burrage, Naval Cadets
J. g. Patton. W. ID. ;IacD0ugall, p Williams, George
r. Marvcli, Frank Marble and c. y. Hayward, Captain
Of Marines VI. G. Goodse, Pay Clerk j. y. Dciaes,
Boaswain J. Costello. Gunner j. Gask1Ds Carpentss
c. ". Davis, and sailmaker c. T.. Minter.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
PROGRESS N THE FLACK CASES.

Tho Flack divorce case was up again in the Su
preme Court yesterday. before Judge Beach. to have
the deposition OF Mrs. Flack concerning her mar
riagc read to tho court. The question OF amony
also brought up again, and tie counsel could
not agret upon amount. an adjournment was taken
until Monday. Mrs. Flack now receives so week,
she has the house at No 425 East Fifty seventh
st. and two paidup life Insurance policies for $500
each. Her counsel was 10 receive 500. Mr..
Cleveland now wants 81 800 and wants the amony
Increased 70 $50 a week
Tho appeal from the verdict OF the jury OF the
Court of oyer and Terminer In the Of ex Sheriff
Flack and his son VIII was argued, or rather II
was not argued before the General Term Of the Sl-
prernc Court. yesterday. EXJudGc Horace Russell
who appeared for Flack and Assistant District AZ.
torncy Coli agreed 10 submit the case Ia General
Term entirely upon the cOunsels exception 70 Judge
Barreti's rulings and his charge 10 the jury
Presiding Justice Van Brunt and Judges Brady
and Daniels. sitting In the General Term or the ou,
pr,mc Court Yesterday. decided to send the case OF
BENJAMIN Wright against whom proceedings have
BEEN begun 10 have him disbarred. TO a reteree 10
have the questions Of fact inquired into The rel
has not yet been appointed
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
THE COURTS.
QUEER MOURNING EMBLEMS.
THE CHILDREN NATURALLY QUESTION ThElR
RICH MOTHERS SANITY.

THE CHILDREN NATURALLY QUESTION IhEIH
RICH MOTHERS SANITY.
H. c. Frohmsn. wealthy butcher. died on fcoruary
II and left large fortune. most OF which consisted
OF Harlem real estate. He left no will and some timc
after his death his children learned that the properly
was all In the Of their mother Mary Frohmah'
The children Henrietta, Lena Frohnan |oulah'
Fannie F. Adler. Bertha and Rebecca and the family
lived at No 325 West Onc-hundred and forty NTH ST.
Through their counsel, Culver Anthony, the cmidreh
yesterday secured order from Judge Daly, IN tho
Court Of Common Pleas. requiring the mother to snow
cause Why she should not be adudged lunatc Ihe
afidavts on which the order was granted tell the FOL
lowing story
Mrs. Frohman has been cranky for some time
on the day after the fathers death OF the daugh
crs observed several persons in the street looking at
the house, and she found that her mother had placed
"A piece OF statiary In the parlor window. WIN a
picture OF her husband side and her own picture
on the other side. and ths whole draped with rcd
white ard blue bunting. In the dlningro window
with red white and blue bunting. The children also
believe that their mother Is about to depart for Ter
many Dr. ThOma, Courtney. of No. $50 second ave,
made an afadavt, in which he said that he had heen
the family physician for number of wears ana no
considered Mrs. Frohman eccentric. samuel ID. Levy.
who appears as Mrs. Frohman'S counsel, admitted
that his client was somewhat eccentric, but main
talned that she fully conf petent to take of
her own affairs. The case will come up Monday
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
RECEPTION AT AN ORPHAN ASTLUH

The annual reception at the Co,orcd OrphaA
Asylum. one hundred and forty third IT. and Tenth
ave. took place yesterday afternoon, beginning at
half past O'Clock and continuing until about ia
the evening About 300 pupils were assembled and
listened to a programme of singing and Rotations
Among the visitors TO the institution Mrs. will.
lam f. Dodge. Mr.. W. \. W7eelock, Mrs Anna Taber.
Mrs Augustus Taber, Mrs. 5. u. Van Duscn, Mrs
phoebe Wright Mrs. W. II. Onderdonck and Mrs
sophia Hoffman The arrangements under the
SUPERVISION Of W. r. Sherwn the superintendent of the
school, and his staff.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
NURDEROC SLY ASSAULTED BY PRINTERS.

Trenton y. j., May 23.-William J. Iiaddock. fore
man Of The state Gazette" composing room. was ar
rested to day charged with murderous assault upon
Matthew IDugan, a young man OF idle habits. Dugsn
ls now living AT his home. In Bcevucavc. and there
l. no hope Of his recovery. The assault vas made
nn Monday night at thc house Of Ellen Mallory. N
EouIer 81 HaddOck struck Dugan on the head win
aatIron. He Is held 10 await the result q Dugan'S
Injuries HIwood tibbesh. Joseph Powers and John
Rockwell. three printers were also arrested tonight
for complicity with IIaddock in the affair.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24

sailed from this port on March 49, for Lisbon, haA
been posted at Loyd's "a missing. The Bayswseor
was English steamer, and was built in sunderano
in 1850. She of iron, OF 1,623 tons gross Ana
1,O39 net, schooner rgged 251.4 feet long, 30 VIDE
and 21.5 deep. She had four bulkheads ana com
pound cylinder engines. The steamer was owned oy
f. II. Watts, of London. Captain Taylor was In oorn.
mand Funch, Edge Co., OF this city, were nes
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London Nav 23.-At the ROYAL Windsor May meet
ing today, the race for the May Plate OF 100"
sovereicns for two ycarolds five fnlOnes Strairht
wa won bv Henry Mncr's black hy Gavotic
IundoI Naples bay colt Prince Hampton was scCpnd
and Uaron de Hirsch's brown lilly Romance thifd.
Cavottn won by a neck. There was half "A lcngtli
between Prince Hampton and Romance.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
nccl.Ions as foIIows were giyen
X FAVOR OF Az ONO EtNK.

Judge Wallace. in the United states Circuit Court
Yesterday decided in favor of tn" plaintiffs the >ull
brought by John 7. Peck Alfred Peek and samuel
Irvine Of the Farmers National Bank OF 'oshoctoh'
Ohio against the First National Bank. The smt "a>
brought TO recover ~ 900 draft. dated June l".
l-,7 which VA, sent to tha Fidelity National BANK
i'm Cincinnati for collection ana forwarded Ia tho
First National Bank. Judge Wallace ~ald imt II waN
shown that the Fidelity Bank. which fal!cd on juno ~
CciVed.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24

haFned Iuns.New. York 9, rttburr o. fIrst bl''
by errors New York o. Pittsburg 4. Left on bases
NeT;York 10. Ptteburg 3, FIRST base on b1il,m9h
b. welch .. b. Shsrrott o. nv Schmitt D 1hr'ehase
hits-BaSsott ShaI e. Sunday. Two-basc hits-''lass-
cock 2 Murphy. It. Hemp Sacrifice hits-Ii'rnan,
Murphy. La Rogue. nines. Hemp stolen bascsTicrnan
Glssscock . Fsterbrook Dss,ett . Hofnunc t. Clarke
8 Murphy Shsrrott la Rogue. Schmitt Double play
Gasscock, Bassctt and Esterbrook- WHd pithc>-
Schmitt /. Shsrrott /. Passed baIs-Murphy J. I'M
piree-Power, and zscharics. Time Of game Is
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
no GIVE THE MINISTER THE TO CONSIDER.

business meeting Of the congregation Of inc Thirty
.bI,d Street Baptist Church held last evening u con
slider the Rev L. D. Temples resignation from the pas'or'
ate The Rev. Mr.. Temple surprised his congregation
las, Sunday by offering his resignation. and the matter
has boon discussed In Baptist home In the neshbor
hood since then The whole question discussed last
evening and a. late hour II decided u leave IL IN
Allowance allow the pastor further time tr considern
ion
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
THE SUPREME COURT ADJoURNs.

Washington, May 23.-The supreme Court OF the
United states to-day rendered opinion Affirming
Judgment In the OF Luis De Otcyza J. Cortez,
appellant agt John ". Jacobus and Miguel Suarez
t;uanes The effect of this decision will be 10 allow
the extradltion OF Oteyza by the spanish Government
witch wants him for trial in Havana on charge OF
cmbczzling a large amount OF public funds In 1eoo,
while he was Secretary Controller OF the debt lie
/, IN confinement in New York.
Ex senator McDonald made motion for a rehear-
ing Of the Mormon case and To vacaie the mandate
in the case The Court refused TO grant rehearing,
but decided 10 allow the latter part Of the motion,
asking for the vacatinZ Of the mandate. The Court
said II was not satisfied with the form of tie decree
entered
Decisions as follows were given:
40. 26f-Columbus Th2w. plaintiff In error. agt.
Noorr Pals . al, In to the supreme
Court of the District Of COlumba. Judgment amrihed
with costs. 49,.
No. a2-Berrand saloy. plaintiff in error. agt.
simon Bloch. In to the circuit court ol uo
United state, for the Eastern District OF Louisiana
ind gmcni reversed with costs and cause remandcd.
TX partc in the matter Of Eugene Logan ct ali
pctlti0ucr, Notion for leave 20 file petition for writ
If habea> corpus denied.
The Chief Justice here announced tic following
order "It &, now here ordered by the Court that
all the case, on the docket not decided and all the
other business Of the term not disposed OF by thc
court be- and The hereby continued until
the next term Of the court"
Adjourned until sccond Monday in October.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
TIE RECORDS.
prrs1DrST LOVE TO RE DEPosED.

Phnade hia May 23-Th. trouble In The Ioca. cI
League club between President Love and
Fogor,y eliminated to-day in decision by ue sV - 80
or. that Mr. Love should he depoe"d from the pi "
rd., the constitution no action could he taken 30 ooo
,, ,, ,td.nov but Il Or decided that a. The next
regular meeting Mr. Love should be asked 70 r'Ts
.be onco Should h. refuse To resign. no VIII Do '
nv , stock vote and a successor chosen.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-24
THE RACING CARD FOR TO-DAY.

The most important and interesting race "uay
will he that for the Carlton Stakes one nue. io'
three car -ods in which Cayuga. Chaos Iournaie,'
sir John, Magnate and Others VIII DC seen ior VIC
first time this year The May Stakes for twoycar-ou'
and the other races are likely TO furnish excellent
sport.
Following are the lists Of probable starters:
FIRST RACE-MAIDEN TwO.YEAR-OLDS. FIVE