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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02
THE HUDSON COUNTY INQUIRY.
The Committee VIII Probably Recommen
the Unseating Of Senator Mcdonald.

The Committee VIII Probably Recommend
tho UnseatinE of Senator Mcdonald.
When all the witnesses who were called
to testify before the Now Jersey Senate Inves-
tiRatnR Committee In Jersey City vest erday
had been heard. Senator Gardner. the Chair
man Of the committee, announced that Law
yer Corbin. the committees counsel. had fln-
ished his case and thatSq Senator Mcdonald
or Candidate William Stnhr. who Is eontesting
Senator McDonald's seat in the Senate. cared
to produce witnesses. they might do It to-day.
The announcement was surprise. 1t was said
on Wednesday that the committee would not
finish hearing its witnesses before the latter
part OF next week. Ex-Judge Hoffman. Mr..
stuhr's counsel. said that he had no witnesses
to produce. and ex-Judge Garrettson. Mr.. Nc
Donad's counsel, said that the announcement
had taken him by surprise. and he did not
know whether he would have any witnesses or
not; He would consult the Senator. he said;
Of 1sas te has
understood that i viii favor the s Insea!ins Of
testent Stuhr. The committee has been sit
ting since the second week In January. and it
ssS sess DO
overcome McDonald,s majority, which the
to be 5000 The first work Of the COMMITTEES
was the recount OF the votes. which was made
than the eiection. Officer had counted for
him and brought McDonald's majority
down to 1900, The recount also disclosed
1000 Joker ballots that were undoubtedly
fraudulent because they were stamped and
miled by other machines than those In the
covers OF the ballot boxes. They we're all Nc
Donald votes and throwing them out reduced
his M ajority to $500. The committee has been
sitting in, Jersey City about month and has
examined 600 witnesses. and apparently
proved By them about 1000 fraudulent votes.
Various precincts In the city, which. Senator
Gardner SAYS. are SO tainted with fraud that
they must be thrown out altogether. gave Nc
Donald $500 majority.
Candidate Stuhr did not carry district on
the face OF the returns. and III order to elect
him the committee will have to throw out
strong Democratic precincts in several dis
tricts. thus giving him a majority in these dis;
were committed and MCDONALD had very
large majority. they will probably throw the
districts out entire The committee will take
four or five days to prepare its report
At the session yesterday an effort was made
to find out who printed the loker ballots.
Charles s. Clarke. Jr.. the proprietor Of the
Argus. who was SUSPECTED OF having printed
them, and the foreman of the lob room CON
nected with the paper. swore that none OF the
ballots were printed In tho Argus office.
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you sacri6oe the revenue, and the only thing
you leave intact ls the Sugar Trust.
ocratio House for not having passed a bill to
prevent trusts and combines. The Democrats
sne n Ss ss 70 bH
did not want the Republican party to prevent
trrsts. Il took away their political capital
was adopted on viva vooe vote, and the bill
was then passed in the same manner with a
single dissentient vote.
The bill declares to be illegal every contract oombi
nation in form Of othsrwise or eonspirSct
s or With or.Tn SonBe s SnS r WI ss
every person who shall make any such contract or en-
guilty q misd and yiCtcn erect shah
no scsenS one E ~ So,S i'm
discretion Of the Court The same punlthmsnt is pre-.
tempting 70 monopoli,s or combining Or conspirIIs
eommsres among the several stStss or With foreign
nations
Ei.s cE egnspFsey e trade Or so%msEco
sd sG be sSwS The D.a ss A escn
Courts Invested with Jurisdiction TO prevent viola
to institute pfocssGinEs sssinst OSsnGSrs The prop
sT Of rps n TG% onS sS1 10
70 the United States Persons injured by the trusts
ages iustainsd from the trnut WV N"'1
The amendment adopted reads:
Every contract or agreement entered inio for the
any from state PT or
Territory for sale In another or to prevent competition
in the transportation of persons or property from
State Territory into another shall be deemed unlRw
full In the aiming OF tho act Provided that the
tracts here enumerated shall not be construed to
clnte any other contract or agreement declared unaw
full In this act
Mr.. Adams rep, I'LL next called up the In
ternational Copyright bill and explained it's
provisions. He said that under its terms the
American people would get cheaper literature
OF the best class than at present. ltwould also
enlarge the privileges OF American authors.
Without acting upon the bill the House. at
5:15. adjourned
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4 PASSENGER IN IRONS NINE DAYS
He Complained About tho Food on the
Steamship Britannia.

He Complained About tho Food on tho
Steamship Britannia.
Carmini Molinari. a stout young Italian,
who arrived with 1.042 OF his countrymen yes
terday on the Fabre line steamship Britannia,
was debarred from landing at the Barge Office
yesterday by Dr. Guteras. The doctor exam
tned the young immigrant and declared that
he was insane. The ships surgeon thinks the
doctor Is wrong. Molinari was In irons when
DR.. Guiteras boarded the ship. Capt. Paragols
said that Moinari came from Naplea
The Britannia left Gibraltar on April Is. and
soon afterward Molinari tried to get the
storage passengers to complain In a body to
the Captain about the scantiness and bad con-
diton OF the food. According to the Captain
the passengers wouldn't do this. and Molinari
came on deck himself and demanded better
treatment The Captain SAYS that the mmi-
grant threatened to pitch MIN and the officers
overheard The Captain summoned several Of
rs oiieers and seamen. and. overpowering
Molinari, carried him into the hold and put
him in irons. He kept him there nine days, or
until the vessel arrived here. Dr. Guteras re-
leased him in order to make an examination.
=, DR.. Bodolata. the ships surgeon. says that
Molinari is not insane. but suffering from Nor
vousness caused by close confinement The
majority Of the Britannia passengers say that
the food they received was insufficient and bad
while he was eating a breakfast consisting Of u
biscuit and cup,o coffee. Moinari said to
wanted moro TO eat. He declared that he In
tended to complain 70 the Captain
" II you do that" his companion said. tho
Captain will merely kick you"
IF he does" Molinari is said TO have an
sWered. =" | will throw him overheard"
An officer overheard MolnRrs mu nous re-
mark and reported II TO the Captain, who
caused him TO be chained in the hold.
CADt. Paragols says that the immigrants were
fed and treated well. The immigrant was ar
rested because he had tried TO stir up not only
the passengers but tho crew to mutiny, and
had been heard TO say that he would kill the
Captain. Notwithstanding the serious nature
OF Molinaris offence Capt. Paragols says he
Consul will try to-day 10 find out WHY MolinRri
was confined In the BritRnnia's hold In chains
for nine days.
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ANOTHER MALrBY q. LANE WILL
offered for Probate when the Jury De-
clded Against q Later win.

offered for Probate when the Jury De.
cIdsd Against a Later VIII.
When Judge DAILY reached his bench In
the Court Of Common Pleas Yesterday he
found sealed verdict waiting for him from
tho jury that had been impanelled to decide
upon the validity Of the late Maltby @. Lanes
will The trial had lasted q week and the
Judges charge was concluded on Wednesday
evening This was the second trial OF the CASE
the jury In the first instance standing eight to
four against the will. This time the will was
broken, but that will not be the last OF it. for
new will was offered for probate yesterday. the
terms OF which are substantially the same as
those Of the first WILL so far as the interests Of
the defendant are concerned.
Mr.. Lano died suddenly on July last, at the
ago OF n. On Nov. 2, 1887, he had married
Mrs. Ellen D. Graham. his second wife. A will
executed Sept. 20, 1888, was proved in due
form. 1t provided that the income OF the whole
OF his estate. valued at something moro than
100000. should BIO given to his widow. After
his daughter. Mrs. MaSina. K. Demett. and
e Sd his brother 5sld TIFF viii further
tat9r's son, the late Richard il Lane. ' '0
Lanes srsRdehidrsn " d Rss % Gnrtls
and Georse S FFastlnEs Rnpsared Tor the CON
and s. b. Brague for the will. Three points
were raised for the consideration OF the jury
whether the legal forms had been, complied
with In executing the instrument; whether the
testator was In sound mind and had testa-
mentary capacity. and whether he had been
subjected to undue influence.
The jury decided that the will had been prop
erly executed that undue influence had been
exerted by the widow. and that Mr.. Lane had
not testamentary capacity. Under this verdict
the Widows share would be reduced to the pro-
portion allowed by statute In case o husband
dies intestate and the rest would be divided
among the Dearest kin.
Judge DAILY granted thirty days for an appeal.
but mono probabl will be made. for the will OF
Sept. 70, 1883 having been declared invalid,
any other will may now be proved. The will
offered after the verdict yesterday was exc
cuted on Dec. ~, 1887. 1t gives the widow the
income OF the whole OF the estate. and after her
death one-half Is to 90 to Mrs; Demett and the
other half to the children OF Richard Il. Lane.
The trustees under this will are Thomas Smell
and Frank Moss. Mrs. Lane Is not an eyecu-
draw on the principal. but her counsel claim
that this provision would not permit her to en-
croach on the estate beyond what was neces-
sary for her support and comfort.
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Eassbs~s RsspDsHrs sHd Goes TO sail.

John N. ID. Fanshawe. IN whose trial for
arson o recess WAS taken on wednesday, be-
cause hO WasBt there. mRtsrializsd az tho
opening Of the Court Of Oyer aud Terminer
yesterday. Judge AndrsWs HKed bail again at
$4,000. m Increase Of t2,6OO. He said the
prisoners bail was legally forfeited. and that
the proper proceeding IN the matter Of the old
bond Was d motion 20 remit the amount OF H.
ney had oOnssntfd thgt FADsbHws remain
IN the custody u he counsel OseI night Judge
Andrew said that tAnbhAgs must give new
bond 40 ga ksDAiOT EceleslBs hAld 10
couldn't act n N compelled ~ 40 % with the
niAL Judge AndTogg said bel must proceed,
10 ygTy Nns eOmIlet"d and tbn rouit ~;
lOuTned g. this morning VI on tbs iTlAl VII
begin PAbnLhH0 Hent ~ Ludlow street JHli
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IS THIS TRUE?
CommIssiOner Stephenson Tells Ugly
story About barge Once Methods.

Yesterday afternoon State Emigrant Com
missioner Stephenson said that he had learned
OF great abuse perpetrated on the emiRrants
at the Barge Oflce. Yesterday afternoon"
said he. Il was on my way up town on the ele-
waited and met q man whose name l do not
know. but whose veracity l can vouch for who
told me that he had resigned from the employ
OF Barney Biglin the Express contractor at the
Barge ONCE. because he was countenancinR a
wong which was contrary TO law. The man
was a baCgageman. who had worked for Biglin
Tor over three years. Last Sunday he went 10
the Barge Office and found most OF the bag
gagemen drunk. While In this condition they
broke open several OF the emlgrants trunks
and helped themselves 70 whatever they, de-
pened. and. seeing that no attention was paid
70 this. he resigned.
III some one" continued Commissioner
Stephenson. would look into this matter he
might find something worth q serious inVesti-
RatiOn."
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. Dssss Iss.sIIss GsS SSIis'.

kSlS Of articles lsil IN the ole, Aisd railroad
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Mad. IIIn DruuL .aS Robbed win.

Clifford NJ. Wesley OF 1877 East Ninety-seventh
street met william Williams aud Thomas Murphy IN
Pearl street Wednesday night They invited him "a
lrHrs nld saw the fobbsTy and BOunsd Policeman
HihE Who summoned another policeman and arrested
the thiTEFs one ~ thrm tlTeg AHAg = p0rks tbO0k
containing ~ When hasisJ got sobsr no TseGsBi ed
tho money he ln the Tomb Police 0uri yss[sTdAI
the prisoners we're held ~ o. ,tIOy bell each
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e,.rs,s I,l.ssls !. $500 l..ll

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,g ~, ..ss 2. /. "a. sss. 80 k.s.s -"
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-, Iasa,. ss.ss ssaas.s

80 lHrHs tsh.d HfDif a. fsutssnsf
fffH 90 80 o. go 30 sfHHs 81 fsf4aH
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BO%Ssras.s, at .Ss E4EL.L'. A.ss.S.

The only important thing done ~ the meet.
iBg Of Sue ATmnTy hoATa gsstsTdaI SIS tho aAiclA
recognition 81 o. complaint from col 80 fgs - houu u
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30 nsisibofhooJ 10 Says hAs Tssyisd ~ lahalnH
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...-. 80 " !. 2 I. -. : T. 1885,
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A. = sst ss 1Ls yssssI As.ls

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morrow the Senate shall proceed to vote on the
bill and all pending amendments without fur
Their debate. After short session for executive
business the Senate adjourned.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-01
ss rsam ter the sns,,. rsIr.

Al the meeting held os Ss,urds } evening to consider the proposition oi sending A team to the Phenir lair, tS contest in the aremen's tournament
 the chief ot the department and secre. tary oi the board of fire delegates were
 instructed to snswer the commnnica, tioa from Phenix. declining the invi,s. ton The reason assigned for reiu. sal to send team Is that the Phenis fire department has never ye, acknowi. edged the receipt oi q challenge sent it about a year ago, nor has it in any way paid any attention to such challenge Tue chief and secretary were also su. thorined to Fansx tho challenge of a year ago. Co run any team that may be selected from bona hdc menb bers ol the Phenix fire department for any sum from $500 to <2.e0o side. The Phene- clan hremen, Ii seems, cannot afford to ignore this challenge. We will guar antee them hospitAhle reception and fair treatment should they accept, nd in Case oi their winning they will ges their money without grumble.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-01
susiNEsn LOCALS.

Dry Goods At cost st Woiienborg A 70 I, ss7u
 Hair and Clothes ''rushes at the Corner Drug Store.
 Prescriptions compounded N the Corner Drug Store. u
 Call for Blue Ribbon csgsrs at the NontorumA Saloon. mZsu
 All good. sold at California prices ss the Corner Drug Store. 1
 sponges, finost ever in Prescott, and cheap. at the Corner prtfs>store n
 The genuine Starling's Royal Rsm' sdy for sale s, he Corner Drug stors'a
 Try bottle ot Tolsnd's Tonic, fer ssls sl the Corner Drug Store. If
 FH. Waite, deutist.is permanently located at Prescott 0fbcs, favApai Drug Store.
 sterlins's Royal Remedy, ths kenu' inc article, in qusntities ,o suit, as Hoss' Corner Drug Store. sn2cu
 The first and only stone pavement in ,he cily of Prescott can be seen by call me .t Chas Rice's Keystone saloon and lodging house, on Cor<eI s.Feet.tt
 All applications fer accident or life ;r,rsnce left with G. ". Ford or o. R Martindeli will receive prompt at taution upon my return.
 ses5.i GA. wooDs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-01
aos,ase to Mes.co.

The following from the Spring fell Republican will lw rcsd with interest as well IS profit to somo people in this country: "Why jo you Americans put hvo cents on letter 70 Sexico when two arc euoughf' asks burinrss m m writing from the City Of Mexico. els cash so abundant in Northern homes that you can 80 waste itf Pray tell your people that only 'phuie' vill put any more postage on Mexican letter or r per than one des,ined Tor the United ststes--elss why the pOstal trestyl One-hali my correspondents thus ioolishly contribute to Uncle Sam 8 exchesuer." This advice Is we'll timed. Most people know that letters to Can ada need bear but 9c. postage for each on nee or fraction thereof. but it is lees seneraIly known that tho same rate oplies to letters ssntto AeEico-which is 100 often regarded as foreign cou ltry."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-01
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-01
Board os Supervisors

Board met October ist, 1S9e, st Il o'clock, pursuant to sdjournmen; Full b, ari and clerk.
 The following claims were audites and allowed:
 Jas. Roberts, fees as deputy sserit' So5s c. H. Aksis, trsnscribing hrans book, Sls0; J. N. McCandless, insan, examination, sa5: ]. Miller. insane ex animation, s25; Nj. Geldwster X Bro. merchandise, Si0s. 4S; Smith & Dudley painting, s7 30; Mulyenon < Goldws ter. hauling, s6 50; II. D. Ross, Dist Atty, S6s5; E. J. F. Horne, clerk ol board and preparing tax roll, $S25; E w Preach, probate judge, $500; J. II Marion. printing, ss9 75
 The accounts of the supervisors to the Sd quarter of 1890, having been ap proved by the probate judge. the clerk was directed to draw warrants in pay ment thereof, as follows.
 s. r. Behsn, salary and mileage xSTS.oO; X. A Moore, ditto, SST3 Morris Goldwster, salary, $2S5.
 Board adjourned until ?. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-01

| wilired Dalrymple, an engineer, a native of Maine. died at the Ryland mIne, oi pneumonia. September 23d.
 Josepa ?. Dillon yesterday received intelligence of the death oi hts brother, Tom Dillon, who was formerly fore man st he Jerome mines. His death Is reported e have occurred ia Wash ington territory in April or May, lsss. The party, writing the letter from Chi cago, cl'ims Co have been present at the tame oi his death, but does not make any satisfactory explanation Of hi. de- lsy in writing to his relatives
 Our contemporary compliments this paper tAis morning by publishing in full the account of the Motsin ger-Lane wedding which appeared exclusively iu this paper two weeks ago. The report of the affair was prepared by G. ". Hance. sho acted as special correspead- eat ei the paper on the occasion. 0ue would thnk, however. that the rapar copying the report would have given proper credit te this paper after all ths talk it has made about stealing news.