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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-A young man from New York
City. protesting to be detective in the employ OK
!, charged with obtaining considerable money from
liquor dealers under threats Of arrest escaped from
august schracdcr. constable; Yesterday afternoon
from window OF car between llartsfalc and sears
dalc stations. within few weeks three
cases If religious mania resulting insanity have
appeared among residents of the village. John Acton.
age thirty two has already been sent TO the POuch-
keepslc Asylum for the Insane. Mis-, Annie GrlfIhs
a young woman. and Thomas Lennon. age twenty
eight. will also soon be sent TO the ASYLUM. $780,.
sheriff Frank q. >chrmcr. District Attorney william
PoDham Plat and cX- Register J. -. Miller. accom-
panied by lady members of their families. are on
trip to Fort Monroe. Va. Judge Mis-. counr
sci for Philip W. Goatcher, whose sut for divorce
seain,; hi, wife was dismissed by Judge Dykrlan
last saturday. has appealed to the General Term of
the supreme Court.
WORCESTERSHIRE Wc,tchostcr County Chassis of the
Reformed Church met in the Reformed Church Of
onker, Yesterday norn; lo a1giv n r,
hearN al oil thtn III rh ocvorth animal rcnort
Of the Day,pring Presbyterian Church shows large
accession II members during the year. new church
lon,cr, Athletic Clu5 will lay out track and d.-
mond at LOwcrrc at cost of Sioo. Dr. r. IL
Cotton ha, been commissioned assistant surgeon IN
Cole who has been severely ill., is now convalcScent.
MOUNT vERNON.-Elliott Danforth state Treas
urcr will address the Young Mems Christian As'ooa.
tlOn. under the auspices Of the Ladies' AuAarF IN
evening on :. Orators and Oratory.' The address i
for the benefit Of the new building in,a IL. ~.
Chester iill Club rave german at the clubhouse las,
night Dr. Lewis >agcman .corge Nlli'alS, ra,,i n
Patterson. VI. W. Hart and Mr. liiow-r were among
th" leaders The Mount Vernon Athlete ;,s,oc a
ton VIII begin it, games for the season on May 10.
The ground, are now being put In hrstca-s oTicr
and handsome and connections grand stand i BENG
c:"ctcd. Games will be PLAYED on Wednesdays, Ut,
a catcher for its baseball team.
SING sING.-An Investigation made by the oihcial'
If slug sing Prison has lee, the abandonment 0i INC
belief that the recent escape of two prisoners was
part OF a general conspiracy.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

TO CONTROL TIE SOFT COAL TRAFFIC.
Bdifao. y. y. April l5-rrcdcric. \. Bell. senior
member Of the firm OF Eel. lewis Il Yates, which has
secured control of the Buffalo Rochester and PITTS
burg Railroad and the Rochester and Pitt-hurg Coal
and Iron Company. returned TO this city from New
York last night. In an interview he is reported A.
saying that the deal had been made because the
firm wants the CONTROL through which il i expect d
the conflicting interests in the soft coal traffic VIII bo
secured II was a matter Of self pre- ,crvatiun to
US said he. our object is simply To Stop a con
fct which had money in II for any OF the pirti'>
involved"
Mr. Eel said possession would be taAcn on Nay |.
Next week directors will be elected and Albert g.
Yates will bc chosen president. The other ohcials
Will be continued for the present and perhaps III
dcInitclV
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pprs8yrrpy ,ys IN SESSION At CAyIsrEO.

Canistco =. y, April Il (Spcclal-lhc ire>oN'erS
Of stcubcn and potion of Allceany County began It's
session af the PRESBYTERIAN Church rce TINS evening"
The opcnlng sermon was preached by the MODERATOR
the Rev. John = Bacon. Of Corning. Inc ircNpyterN
will remain in session throughout Wednesday, when !"
/; expected that about one hunuieu N''i."'s "''So'
dc,cons and aymcn will be present ana take part III
Il. ,oti,.,-.tiors The session Will be devoted 70 re
viewing the work that beer accomplished since us
las, meeting assigning work for the future. and also 10
n general discussion OF such questions and the
tansa tinn Of such business ~ may come before IT,
The fourteenth annual meeting of the Wonens PrcSb'
,,i,, viin,rv -nrictN of ~tcnb'n County viii also
hnlI an ali dav session at the Presbyterian Church,
hccirninr M q oclocl, Wednesday morning.
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.--rhc Grand Jury has IN
diccd john Melville a-scit for mar>aught"r in III,
hr-f degree. for performing criminal operation re
-utng IN the death of 1cs>ic Covert. OF Jamaica
Inc juiy has also Indicted Cnthcr kc for murder IN
The first degree for Killing frederick Van size durinf
quarrel in kcs Hotel. ut Ilatn'lew. ias,ctf h4'
boen since the girls death. confined IN JAIL Wnilt
kcil i nIdrr arrest At his home. Icing unable q
leave his led. !. Harvey >mcdlcy, cashier OF INC
Long Island Ctv savings Bank, SAID last h-nt tia'
the rank Examiner. L. f. CahilI. had completed hi
investigation II the affairs Of the institution bn
had refused 70 communicate the result OF MS ab"rS tf
the banks Officers. Mr.. Caill. II Is said. ho"eVrr
crI graduated the officers If tho bank on us condi
ton.
PORT JElFERoON.-A fierce fire in the woods neal
Port Jefferson which had AT one time threatened tn
destruction f the village cNtingui,ed last night
after a hard fight.
SEA CIIFF.-Thc frht for supremacy bctwcer
the two rival IOar, Of Village Trustees was decided
Yesterday by Judge Iarnald in favor of the Board
composed OF John >tnrhury. Reuben Worth ana james
&. ClOyd. The other faction may appeal.
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EIlXABETII.

Mr.. Thompson. who for seven year has performed.
HE duiic, 81 chief matrun At The city Hospital, ten.
dcrcd her r. snaton Monday night with the request
that II 20 into effect July !. The resignation wa
accepted.
suit begun yesterday In the Union County
Court against the Lincoln Park Blood Horse A>,Ocia
tion Ly Louis Queen contractor Of Elizabeth, who
wants 10 recover MONEY due HIM for erecting tho
budlng, on the ground, Of the association
The Rev. +. W Flockcn. who has been rcappontcd
pastor Of III" Centre street Methodist Episcopal Church.
received Monday night from hi, congregation a
we'll ncd purse a testimonial Of their regard for
him.
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Dallas Tex. April 1j.-Aiicr tl" meeting 'i '''
stockholders and directors Of tAr I'\1' A." ''''''
Railway today Al the general oih'r mere jay '''"'
g. T. >aiirrl.o h. J. Wh'ripch and other pi.'''i'
Mr. cn.ld gave ont T., the pre-. that The meeting
was 10 conform t. the requirements Of the charter "i
the road. and that 10 ncw business Wa u'"'''
IL j. learned that The uieTc.t- Of The Iuad were ti"''
over and plans made particularly for improve
incut In Dallas. IN regard 10 tlio Western t. cne"
rate. war Mr. could said there ie nothing nov ln t
mnitcr nor any movement that D" j. 'N-IHtii %! "'
fo. FOR the settlement - -" difference Mt ''4h.
VII remain here 10 morrow ana perhaps the new
dav and starr .or NcN olh about ~tiuldaN. Ni"i
me -voIk IF The dav 300 company with Mis-, Helen
1,Ould Mis- call ana Dr. NUM- ID" TOOK A roc oi'
on. II the suburban RAPID transit ruad,
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Titus Mead was reelected president Of the Hamilton
Bank yesterday.
Don C. Sctz city editor OF " The Brooklyn Daily
Eagle was married yesterday at East Deerhe, Me'
10 Miss Mildred T.. Blake. They will 1--we at NO.
500 Marcy-aye.
Alexander f.. Orr has been elected chairman OK
the Civil service Commission. In his absence III
Europe Albert &. McDonals Will serve
A suit brought by James Walker to recover SJo'ooo
nc damages for injuries caused by having his knee
nan broken while riding in surface ear in Ilfthave'
was dismissed yesterday on the ground that the
Atlantic Avenue Company was not liable. WanAcr
was struck By runaway horse while riding IN an
open car ..
stephen Cave. who nearly killed his step-dausn.er'
Miss Angelina Canning. with a brusl-hnlie, On fco'
rnavy FL was held for the Grand Jury yesterday upon
a charge OF fconiOus assault. Inc young "on'A
has recovered but is disfgured for life.
Policeman McKitty, who complained OF III treatmens
At the Long Island College Hospital was sent 10 to
County Asylum yesterday, confirmed luhauc'
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FROM MEMPHIS To TIDEWATER.

Kansa, city. Mo-. April 10 President George II.
Ncttlcton Of the Kansas CITY. Memphis ana hirinhf
ham extension If the Kansas cry. Fort H'"it ana
Memphis. j, now iu the south. with him j. 'h''
Engineer Il. IT, Elliott 81 the Hirnin CHAM ana inc
object of their trip j. 10 secure for Inc Hci'"'"'
lines n distinct oItlr for Birmingham {" the '' Win
IA terminus probably at savannah ur Nrnn'"i'"' WHO
point. are nearly cquid~'ant from N"on. IA'ir is
,, ,uirli,,. lct,neu birmingham and Macon a line
known a, The Macon aud ll;miu CHAM ana u l' -"
cycd that It is NJ. NrtI't"n', purpose y" 80.
road Il, uur,lt-c WIN the Macon and 'tlrHi' th'n
so,ur,d is pur, ha-r 4 world Dee the policy ~ the
Mcn.rhi. Inc go begin III once the construction % an
extension from Memphis - tdc~nicr
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"Dcnny' Strk. one Of the tfapclc performers at Bar
nun and Ealoys show whit performing dangerous fat
Yesterday what IS known the swinghe p'fch slipped
and fo 10 the ground distance Of twenty c't lnJufg
himself severely Both thighs are thought 10 have been
dsocaed and he viii be unable perform a9aln Tor long
time lie one Of the stirk and Heho'
acrobats
During the exciting fouf.horsc chariot race the on
horse OF OF the racing lost trace the teams
becoming urn 3naIcaic. they dashed SrNeril I"''
around track before they finally subducd the
incident while thrilling and novel The time caused little
excitement In the audience.
Two Young tigers added the mcnagere yesterday
and a shetland pony colt other animals uncN'
pectedy appeared
Many amusing and udcrous incidents occur daily.
Yesterday afternoon % soldiers In Nero
lost the ke containing his tclohc- and
WAS compelled to walk home In pair Of tights ana Ion|
toya 70 the amusement Of pc, PIE who raw him.
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pprr,r p,rryr LOSES his OFFICE

Fail River Mass April II t>pecmh'-lhc Ln'"
conlpton whipping affair came t. "a CLIMAX ""l"'S
when the Town Council met ana AT 'le i'lu' ~
,t,r, IN. elder II the girl, who were logged
''..,.,, .r,rn sergeant owen chester from tho
,,i,u.h, ~ hi. minor daughters and appointed
j., his ,.,d Albert Scabury. Alexander Borden.
,in,, = tcv wears ago lett property valued AT SO
noo ., his four Grandchildren. constituting Man
cn,tor', frm.ly During his lifetime Borden ana ms
p ,' ~ h,d hou,rlrcpcr. whose conduct lrd 10
,ndnl The girls complained, too. Of the honsckc,pcr.
,u III. led fn the brutal nogsing o. ms daughters
, i, with the rown sergeant IS removed.
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chairman shall do the questioning and that no lawyers or
others outside Of the committee shall BE- allowed to appear
In the Several Of the committee had rules TO pro-
for every conceivable condition that might arise but
they regarded cumbersome and were laid on
the table The able debatcrs who took sides made long
speeches. midnight the discussion wa- still going
on 1t is possible that another meeting viii be neces
sary tonight. decided thai the small meet
inP-room OF Cooper Union will not accommodate the
crowd expected evening. and the investigation
will therefore be held in the large mocng-room
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THE FTNERiL or ME-. RANDALL.
THE WISHES OF HIS WIFE TO DE CARRIED OUT
-REsOLUTION> F RESPECT.


Washington, April I5.--At the urgent request Of "a
number Of the members Of the House. VI. OMEN. OF
Pcnnsy lvania. this morning cndcavorcd t. ascertain
Mrs Randall wishes i'm regard 10 the funeral cerc
monies. There was earnest desire on the part Of
the members that the funeral should assume M
tional character and that the ceremonies should be
celebrated in the Chamber which had been The scene
80 The dead >faic>man', dutc. and lbur~. Mr..
Randall. vhc approaching H. the full the friendship
and affection which mstlgated Mr. ON"iIs action
and while beng thankful Ia Mr. Randall, colleagues
for their desire 10 do him honor. decided That u"
original programme should be- carried out and that
thc ceremonies should take place ia church. This l.
in accordance with the wishes 81 Nj Randall
The House Committee on Apr prailon> al a ,I"chl
meeting roday adopted t!.hui" (" the memory oi
Mr.. Randall submitted by Nr. blcciynudcr. oi Ken
tuck,. Mr. Randall chairman 81 I'M committee
In the XLNlI u. XLlNth and Lth '"ugr"'.'s.
Al a meeting Of the Executive Commute" 81 me
Labor League OF the District 81 Columbia today. i'ou
tons adopted expressive 81 their deep zorro"
1t the death II Mr. Randall whom they regard ~ ono
Of the grc,tcst bcncacior~ Of the wOriIhsneA ihat
ever occupied -cat IN Coagic.s
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ALONG THE SOUND.

RIDGEPORT.-Licutcnant Totten, OF the rcgtiiar
Army who has been lecturng on military matters 10
the students II sheffield scientific school OF are.
has been engaged to give Instructions 10 nlll,diy
clae. Of bows formed In the high school here. Inc
hos, painters Of this city have acceded u the request
~ the jpnrncymcn that nine hours be considered a
day. WORK and that pay be given at the eh-hoar
rate. the rule 20 20 into effect May !.
NOEW ALK.-Thc following officers OF the Young
Men, christian Association were elected az te an
nual meeting on Monday evening: J. l.. Amber,
prr, dent Ira cole. II. Holmes. L. c. iiantod IT,
Walter Aiken presidents Victor ;. seleeh, score
tary J. J.. Hall treasurer.
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EXCELLENT BALL-PLAYING.
THE NEW GIANTS BRAClNG lf Bill
nvxxy AND BAssErr DISTINGUISH THEM

DENNY AND BAssETT DISTINGUISH THEM
sELyEs-oTHER GAMES.
The wonderful playing of Denny was 'he rca' FEATURE
of the game of baseball at the Poio "'o"'u'
VI A., ,oor,,, ,esociation team played a plucky up
hin game. stin. Dcnnys work was what all were
talking about as they left the Polo Grounds. lie
listed in bc first putout and also the last ana IN
several intermediate ones. apparent o'sen''S we'o
sent down toward third base. pu' "'cN WIZ
80 . No., and snoppcd over to first as only the
Iii, r,,.,ic athlete can do il. The game was be-
tween the NcwYorl League and the BROOKLYN ASso
citation teams and resulted in victory for the homo
club. after a wcllplaycd game Weich pnchcd ior
six innings and showed that nc mas los, none Oh MS
cunning Dassett kept up his good work at the bat.
80, r.. ,o,,ei the local club he las been to bat
s,rbteen fines and made thirteen hits This gives him
The remarkable average of ~ His average at
ao,,d base has been 923. The score was a. follows ;
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SHERIFF SICKLE.S SICK.
he TOOK AcoNITE BY MISTAKE FOR CASTOR

oil.
General Sicklcs did not come 10 thc Sheriff "hcc
yesterday he detained Al hon" by s'hn"'s
The fact is that the wear and o b. new place
are telling upon him. and the labor connected WIN
his reorganization measures la, served - remind tc
hale old veteran that Ia spite Of hi splendid pAN ''a
cndowmcnt,. he is not rugged Ia wa, twenty
years ago. The General La, not been ir'lIhS We"
for three four day. and saturday lie had an
attack Of billion. headache. on Monday evening h'
went home after the conference with Nr. WINS ANA
the sub committee Of the Bar Association REGARDING III"
Till making radical change, In the management g." III"
Sheriff, Office feeling decidedly used up. one oil inc
Generals sovereign remedies j. castor oil and before
going 10 bed Monday night lie took "h'' hc
thought good dO.c.7 Iiut the medicine hr
swallowed was not castor oil. 1t proved I" DC
acOntc. .
The General took enough TO Kill three men, sara
Mr.. Field, hi, private secretary, yesterday, bnl ne
isn't GSad Yet. ON the contrary he - dong mrs. I"tr'
lie ha- not even sent for doctor.
Under sheriff sexton said that the ''h'l"I p, ,
had brought word that his father would De Oh hhu ,
for business this morning, a. II nothing unu'"H "'u
happened to him.
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TIE COUNTY DEMOCRACY CHARGES.

Tho County Democracy Committee RESOLUTIONS, which
f. 10 begin the Investigation u Police Justice MufrsNs
charles agains: Police Justice and other members
Of tho County democracy County Committee to-morro"
evening held long session with closed doors at "h'
Newamsterdan Club last evening decide upon me thod
OF procedure for the hearing The subcommittee on r'
OF which Berry Is chairman submitted series
OF rules TO govern the proceedings but some Of the men,
bers thought them inadequate They provide that ne
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Liverpool April IL, 3 - p. mlecf in poor demand.
Pork In fair demand Hams IN GOOD demand: Bacon in
fair demand rib about p - nrn at Bis; long and
short cleat mdAe> about ID H. h at 3o> I'd long clear
middles about ~ ~ Arm at Bis Cheese IN poor demand
in fair demand prime city steady at 2is 3D. Spirits u
In moor demand steady at 30s 3d. Cottonse
iii iilrrpoo refined dull % 2is I'd. I,o,n In fair de.
nand Iard-Spot and futures IA poor demand. Wheat
IN, good d,m,nd now No. = winter at -. Flour
in god demand Corn-spot and futures IN good demand
I'd Western sDot and April, nrn 81 MAY AZ
3" sd June firm a 3, Sd. Hops L-ondoI-pac
Coast-There Is nothing oncring.
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STATEN ISLAND.

eTtPLFTON The Gun and Angling Club Of Rich
W,u,c MANY If the leading sport,nen Of the island
have Joined III" club. Among the members are iran
els l. Endlcott. sheriff Job H. Ellsworth, John
pur Charlie. Warndcckc samuel burbank and William
iio-twick.
WEST NFWslR1GllTON.-A frame dwelling In Post
ave- owned by gavin Higgins and occupied by j.
Wicdmnn. was destroyed hy fire yesterday morning
Loss 20. OOO- partly insured
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81 Louis. April j., The Mercantile Grut Com
pany II Ncv NosA. through connect, yesterday Nlri
h 90 complaint ln cluiit 10 t." ni;ri STATE, Cont
here a.Alnr or "a" foreclosure - tie second prtasc
bond - the II. Iouls. Arlansa, and TrAa. Railway
Company and order Il ale # tl" fuaf. The ,c'pid
mortgage cover n She fiish. Land. rolling -tl'h ana
property o AZ kind. Ioa, and personal 900 e"ngi
Afiaii-a.. Louisiana and Ic,I-. and similar proceed
lbs VIII lc begun ~ one" 10 Little Rock. >hr v'p'rt
IYlrr and Waco.
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JTSTJCE MURPAY REEORE THE GRAND JT KY Z.

Police Justice Murray In the General sessions
building yesterday morning at early hour lie was
called before the Grand jury when that body mel ana
remained for a few minutes only. lie was unable
II Is said To- any direct evidence of the commits,
sion OF "a crime. Ne showed statement - Il W''"N
publication which made charge that S1Ooo hau bcch
pad t. obtain ace In the { vii D-t.'i '"irl
Richard a. Cunningham the man m'lill'h'l III
Justice Murray charges the recipient OF the money
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GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

Baltimore. April l5.-Boston again defeated by
Baltimore today. ClarksOn struck -ix men. The
E Eolnn ..-..--.. o 0 q
- Is>ehits-Batnore II Boston g. Errors baltimore
Boston . Earned Iunsi;altiiuOfc l. Io.ton >. Three
rire-Kerns.
Philadelphia. Apf! 15--Thc Philadelphia team again
played IN fine form today and added another defeat TO
The Athletics air aGy list. Gleason pitched supcrby
and was finely supported. The
hthleaesp a.. ..-.'.. 81
Ba,ehits-P Philadelphia II, Athletics :. Errors-l.-la
9eipha Athletics !. PtchcTs-neasOn and Bjfnc
Cnphcs-CurTy and O'Dca.
Washington. April lj.-Thc Richmond club was again
defeated to-day by the following score
Richmond .................. 0 0 o 6
Bssebits.Ws'hington 10 Richmond 4. Frrors-Wa,h
inesen 9 isichmond s. Batterics-Kiddle and Phillips
Lebanon Penn. April Ii (Spccall.-The University
Of Pennsylvania nine defeated the professional Lebanon
nine Of the Interstate League. to-day. by 10 0. Bow
nan pitched finely for the cocgans. the professionals
getting oaly one hit.
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Failure TO FORM 4 RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.

Failure TO FORM \ RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
Chicago. April l5.-To-day'S attempt At forming the
Western Associated Railways from the remnant Of the
Interstate Commerce Railway Association resulted IN
failure. Hardly more than half the western ROADS
represented the conspicuous ab,cniecs beng INC
Missouri! Pacific Kansas CITY. Fort scott and Memphis.
lilo Grandc. Western and the Wisconsin Central rs
the association to amount 10 anything must nave a
members nearly Of the Western lines ana as
every section the proposed agreement must receive
the unanimous vote oi the prospective members was
manifest At the start that to- days meeting Womb a'
compli~h nothing. The Western situation ana SECTIONS
the proposed agreement were discussed Informally
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Il. raul. Mimi, April -. Henry Willard at a
banquet given 10 him at the Hotel Ryan lat night hy
the Twin Ciiy Commercial club unolicd hi. schrnr..
lie stated that within the neat four years the N"f
thcrn Pacific viii cNpcnd between hfiy and eiNtf
million, ~ the NorihWc.t. chiefly In Montana ana
WASHINGTON, and at the end II that time Nill OWN
...aOo ml.- 81 main line fully equipped. IL" STATE"
that plans for utilizing the power of the Mississippi
Al Nrrkcr, I-lhnd hlV" been abandoned and l rf"ad
he and III, colleagues Will pend .rN"ral millions IA
erecting gigantic electric plant ia the Twin titl"'
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DEuOcRATS WIN ~ BrTTE. MoNT.

Butte. Mont. April I5.-An election was h'"' mere
Yesterday for the selection OF seven Aldermen ana
Mayor, and was victory for the Dcmocral'' 'hN
Republican elected. and he by m'J""' -
only three The only issue before the people Wa
,vho,,cr ,ha, would eust,u the action Of the Can
wasting BOARD In throwing out Precinct No. - ~
the late state election. The election VII t,, ,s
Australian law, and proved success. ING Guy was
quiet.
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mr. JAAESOy'S NEW YACHT SHAMROCK.
london dIspatch 70 INC BOSTON ucrah.

IN spite OF numerous contradictions which have
appeared In tho columns Of your contemporaes-coli.
ndoicuols, often ridiculous and always Of highly
aahaghs,ivc Ofdcr-thc Information contained in my
dispatches early last January concerning Jamesons
c~ acht was and Is correct in every vital particular
snu Is personally confirmed tonight by Dixon Kemp,
WHO regarded here the authority In all matters
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pardoned few weeks ago by Governor Hill be-
cause he dying Of consumption. and to enable
him to contest his fathers Henry sclwancckes, WILL
under which he received but 81 900. This bequcst Is
about all the property the cX-cOnvict left. About
$50 900 of his fathers estate went to housokceper
aud some relatives abroad.