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qHB THIRD DISTRICT.
McGinnis Anderson Contested
Election to Come Up day.
COFF MAY TAKE A HAND.
The tsiii for tho Admission Of fdaliu
Passes tho IIOusc--Dcmocrnt
Refuse TO Votc-'rhcy will
Make It. Test Case.
S,,,tla. DitDa.eh 10 he ln,d.rgsncer.

S,sclal DiIp1eh 10 hG IntdIgaccr.
WAsmlSoros, D. G., April 3.-The
MeGnnis- Alherson contest case will be
argued before the House Committee 10.
morrow morning. Colonel st. Clair will
appear for Aldcrson and Judge Fuller
and Mr.. Ed. Rucker. OF Mercer county,
for McGinnis. 1t Ia notimprobable that
General GoG,who has been taking very
lively interest in the case since his ar.
rival, may. have something To- any before
the talking closes. b
Both sides consider their case in good
shape, and the contest will DO decided
on its merits. The odds are in favor OF
McGinnis; his prima facis case is prac.
ticaIly unanswerable, and on the, whole
will be well represented. r|
The Speaker, to-day, appointed Con-
gresham Smith on the Committee on
Manufactures.
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Painters Strike,

BISouAMToN, N. Y, April 3.-With
the exception Of about half dozen, all
the members Of the local branch Of
Painters and Decorators OF America
struck this morning for IN increase OF
wages from 50 to 81 80 per day and 50
hours to constitute weeks work. The
demands OF the journeymen, who num-
Der about l50, were unanimously re-
fused by the bosees. The action OF the
strikers is endorsed by the National Ex-
ccutiye f3oard 7-stsE =
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A Chinese "Jnck the I,inpcr,n

HELENA, NoNr., April 3.-About 6
o'clock this morning, a colored woman
belonging to the demi monde Of this
city, was found dead on Glare street.
The body was horribly mutilated by
kniio wounds. There is considerable
mystery connected with the case. A
Chinaman was last seen to leave the
woman's house, running at full speed
on the street, and disappearing into a
Chinese house. The police in pursuit
Jailed to obtain any Information as to
the identity OF the man and arrested all
the inmates OF the house, Numbering
over thirty. :
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4 SENSATIONAL SUIT

Against n C..,holin pricst-A Request tho
! ss5- Subject Of Contention.
CLEVELAND, O., April S.-Father T. p.
Thorpe, pastor Of the Cathedral here, is
the subject OF q sensational attack in a
suit begun here yesterday.
William O'Shea, a deyout Catholic,
died few months since, and LETT his
wife $1,000, subject to the direction Of
Father Thorpe, his executor, and to
revert to Father Thorpe and Bishop
Gilmour at Mrs. 0'Shea's death. &
The widow, by her guardian, she
being IN imbecile, has sued to set aside
the will, and as n reason says that
Father Thorpe, for the purpose OF IN
ducing O'Shea to execute the will,
falsely and irauduleItly represented to
him that he held and exercised delegate
power aud authority from Jesus Christ
to forgive his sins, and by reason ol
false representations ind1ced Q'Shea to
sign the will.
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Il Retributiya Fatc.

RIVER BEAuDRrrE, QUE, April Son
March 2Sth man named Belanger tried
to elope with Mrs. La Francois, anothe,
mans wife. Both were residents Of
Lancaster. l While they were trying to
otoss over to Port Louis on the Ice,
they broke through and were drowned
in the south channel ; Of the 81
Lawrence river. Their bodies have moi
yet been recovered, Il, Tss5;,,g Ma =
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CuMtuInEy pNrt1yzcil Him.

ST. PAUL, April a.-Tom Cummings
and Frank Callahan fought nineteen
round mill for purse OF SlOO in barn
on the Midway district yesterday. There
were present about fifty sports, who sur
rounded atwenty.four-foot ring In death-
y silence, for fear Of police interference.
After some wrangling over q referee the
men entered the ring, Callahan at 1873
andhis antagonist at lag pounds. Up to
the eighteenth round Callahan seemed
to have the best Of it, butin the nine
teenth Cummings got in three right
handlers in quick succession, which seem.
ed to paralyze Callahan, who refused to
come up at the call OF time for the twen-
tieth sound. Marquis Of sQueensbury
rules governed. 49, vi 55ai { j
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CHICAGO STRIKES,
Non.Uhion Plumbers Quit Wotk-The Car.
pcntcrs' Difficulty.

CHICAGO, April 3.-The situation II
the Plambers' strike grows interesting
Yesterday tho journeymcn got on III,
aggressive and succeeded in inducin,
every non.union man In town to leave
his work. The plumbers Say that thit
was done by persuasive means alone
and that no coercion was necessary ia
get the non-unionists TO stand by the stri'
kers. Tho masters had q lengthy meet.
ing last night and determined to hold
out against the strikers demands, and
more than that, they determined TO stop
the union from interfering with such
men as may want work.
A defense committee was appointed
whose duty 1t will be 10 see that every
man who wants to work Is protected. 1t
is thought likely that there will be no
strike Of the carpenters. They have do.
mandcd forty cents an hour for n day OF
eight hours. Until yesterday the Mas
ter Carpenters Association had taken no
Official notice OF their demand. After
several conferences, however. the mem.
bers OF tho Masters Association deter.
mined to advance tho wages Of all the
men in their employ five cents m hour
and make eight hours n uniform days
work. This is practically conceding the
larger part Of the demands made by the
men. Whether they will be content to
concede the reduction OF five cents an
hour from their demands in. return for
The concession OF an eight hour day, by
the Masters Association, remains to be
,een, but it is believed FROM what has
been said by the leaders Of tho present
lgitation that au agreement will be
reached without any great difficulty.
The leaders among tho striking plumb.
'rs say they are prepared to make win
ling fight whether the masters grant |
heir demands or not. They assert that
II case their demands are not conceded |
'oon, they will go to work to form a co.
operative association; that they can get
,lenty OF capital to back them; that
hey will establish shops all over the
'ity for the employment Of the men
low on strike, and that they can pay the
wages demanded and still declare 10 per
ent dividenda on the capital invested.
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Supposed Lost Steamer Heard From.
!, TACOMA, WAs4S. April 3.-Guthrie &
Co. have received news from the bark
Embletop, which was dismastcd last
fall whilo en- route from England to Ta-
coma. aud was supposed to DO lost. Ad-
vices say that she left tho Falkland Is.
lands late in February, having put In fof
repairs, 5s eiSa;t 81 y a &
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Suicide on n Train.

WAuKEsHA, WIS, April ga passen-
ger committed suicide on the Wisconsin
Central train yesterday morning. The
man entered the saloon, made loop Of
a handkerchief and by suspending it 10
a coat hook succeeded in strangting
himself. The handkerchief broke under
the weight, but when the passengers
reached the man he was 80 iar gone that
he could not be relieved, and he died.
He was about SO years old, and Of the
middle walk Of life. No one on the
tram knew him, but from papers found
on his person his name ID believed to be
Frank Schmidt. .Hl,
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a Town inuu,intcd.

VlcKspuRo, Miss, April 3.-A tele.
phone message from Mayersville, Miss,
just received, announces that the entire
town and surrounding country has been
over.aowed by a sudden rise in SteeI's
bayou, which has been rising eighteen
inches hourly. The people are moving
outof their residences and taking refuge
in gin houses. The water is over three
feet deep in the higher levels Of the
town and rising fast,
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It Pays to Have l.irihuayp.

BERLIN. April 3.-The list OF Prince
Blsmarck's birthday gifts is an amusing
one, but proves conclusiveIy how dear
the vete.an diplomat is to the popular
neat. The gifts include two mastifIs
iorty.three drinking mugs, over hun
dred pipes, meerschaum and wood
three hunting guns, many pounds OF to.
bacco, several dozen canes, innumcrablt
packages OF preserves, barrels OF eggs
sides Of bacon, a medicine chest con
tanning a dozen bottles of some wonder
lul cure for rheumatism and IN enor
nous salmon from Wales.
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9HE NEW BPIDBMICS
That Have Followed in the
Tracks Of La Grippe
IN THE GERMAN PROVINCES
several Gases OF fprotractcd Coma lsc
rortcd..Anothcr Epidemic Alrcts
tho Eyclids, In Some Instan.
Cos Causing Biiudncss.

CAssRLL, April 3.-Cascs OF coma have
been reported hero and in various locali.
Ties in tho provinces Of Hesse. At
schluchten a woman has been asleep for
three days. Several similar cases are
reported ut Ncwstadt. TX
P9EsnuEo, April 3.-An epidemic
affecting tho cyelids, has attacked 4
whole regiment Of pioneers. Out OF $40
men, only 40 escaped. Many have
become entirely blind, aud the regiment
Is disbanded in consequence.
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CoSoonp, n. H., April 3.-At a meet
ing Of Governors council yesterday, an
official communication was sent to Pres
ident D. Arthur Taggart Of the Senate
reciting that Governor Godell is incapa
citated by i'll health from the discharge
OF his duties as chief magistrate, and re.
guessing Senator Tageart to assume the
GubernatorIal chair and discharge the
duties Of tho Office during the vacancy
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Str,lck n Rock.

sGARRlsoSs. N. y, April 3.-A large
rock fell in the cut south OF this village
this morning before daylight on the
track OF the Hudson Aiyer railroad. a
north.bound freight train struck the OBJ
struction and was badly wrecked. On
the engine were John palmer, engineer;
james Carr. fireman, and head brake
man, Doyle. All three were found part,
ly under the engine, but neither fatally
hurt ~
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Wrecked by Fire md Flood.

New YoRK, April s.-Last Sunday
morning flames broke out in the New
York end Of the Hudson River tunnel
and the cRissoa was Immediately flooded
to exlinguIsh the flames. This was &C.
complished, but when al attempt to
pump out the 1aisson was made it was
found to be impossible. It is now
thought that tho flames burned through
the timbers Of the caisson md thus let
in the waters Of the Hudson, I.
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MARSHALL, ILL, April 3.-Word was
received to-day from Husonville, the
scene OF the terrible boiler explosion
Tuesday, that three more men were dead
and another nearly so. The death roll
is as follows; a. i. Hussong, Ed. Gar
rard, Jack Ewing, iam Watson, John
son Winters. Perry rlew is not'exEect.
ed 10 live. VIZ! Harris and Henry Car
peuteg will recover.
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Einin's Ingratltuslc.

LONDON, April S.-The Pail Mall Gu=.
etc to-day publishes an interview with
Sir Francis DeNinton, who was connec.
ted with the Emin Pasha relief commits.
SION. Sir Francis is bitterly indignant
with Emln Pasha for entering the Ger.
man service, and declares that he has in
ms possession letters from Emin, writ.
ten while he was in the interior OF AZ
rica, IN which Emin begs to be rescued
Sir francis says he regards Emin as q
man who is absolutely devoid Of graft
tude and generosity, and declares tha,
his course will lower him in the estima.
ton OF the world. n.
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4 Token OF Friendship FOR Frame

WAsulNoroN, April 3.-A number Of
well-known ladies. including tho wives
OF Senators Jones, Mcmillan, Payne and
Hearst. Mrs. Wilite'aw Reid, Miss Flor
euce Bayard and Mrs. Frank Hattou,
met yesterday at the house of Justice
Field and decided to issue m address
calling upon the women Of America for
contributions for a bronze statue to be
presented to France as a token Of friend
ship. The idea OF giving such memo.
rial was originated several years ago by
Slrs. Nathan Appleton, and 81, 900 was
raigel. 1t is now proposed to increase
this amount to $4,000, which, it is
thonght, will provide a beautiful memo.
rjo} ~ ~ -s-E5sa.e ss1 9.--.E
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A To,,gl, Tusslc.

CHATTANOOGA, TENS., April 3.-Rich.
ard Cattron while resisting arrest last
night, shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
George Gibson, and seriously wounded
Deputy Sheriff Charles Hosett. While
endeayoring to escape Cattron was shot
by Deputy Sheriff Dow through the
bowels, md may die,
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Growing sIore Liberal,

New ioRK, April Sat the NJ. Z.
Conference to-day Rev. DR.. Morris de.
livcrcd his semi.centenary address. Re.
ferring to tho Roman Catholic Church,
he said itstill possessed . dominant feel.
ing over q large number Of our citizens,
but withal there had been ptrceptible
Improvement in the views held by lead.
ing Catholics OF tho present day. Cardi.
pal Gibbons in bis latest work cvinced
an. advancement OF opinion and u toler'
ance OF feeling which no Catholic in hia
position would have dared to express a
quarter OF q century ago. ~ -
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Big Coke I'inut ParcItasetl.

PITTSBURGH, April 3.-Mr. Charles
Donnelly, Of the Mcclure Coke Com
pany, to-day closed deal for the United
Coke Company's plant Of 200 ovens and
1000 acres OF coal land In Westmoreland
county. The plant is valued at 5000, 900,
and the trade will be concluded to.mor.
row. MIR. Donnelly says he is purchas.
ing the plant for his own property, and
not for the Mcclure Company. vi
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1nIn,ls President Pro TeuA OF tho Scnntc.
W ,o,,,,crN>, Anvil Tp tha Spp1ta q

Ingn,ls President Pro Teu, Of tho Senate.
WAsnIsGroN, April sin the Senate
to-day tho Vice President announced
that he expected to be absent from
Washington several days next week.
lie did SO, he said, so that the Senate
might take puch action as might seem
proper in view OF the resolution OF
March 12 as to the appointment Of q
President pro tempore.
MIR. Cullom offered resolution, which
was agreed TO, declaring Mr.. ingalls,
elected President pro tenn. Mr.. ingalls,
was then escorted to tho desk; then the
oath OF Office was administered To him
by Mr.. Cockrell, who was then occupy
ingthe chair, and entered upon the du'
ties OF presiding officer.
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Nellie Dly EIn, tile Gri,

ERIE, Pa, April a.-Miss Nellie Bly,,
the globe girdleY, arrived In Erie to-day,
and was to have lectured this evening
under the auspices Of the Scott Post, but
on her arrival she was taken down with
q serious illness and cannot leave her
room. Her illneaa tonight has taken
tho shapo OF Ia grippe, which she had
thus sar escaped. Il 5iss5Si {74l
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ANOTIlEl. STATE.


| Democrats Heirain from Voting.
| WASHINGTON, April 3.-In 1I6'lloust
to-day the Idaho bitt was taken up, and
after considerable debate was passed IL!
to !, the Democrats failing to vote, and
Speaker Reed counting q quorum.
The ilrst speaker on the bill admitting
Idaho was Mr.. Perkins, Of Kansas, who
spoke In favor OF the measure. Mr..
Stewart, Of Vermont, spoke In support
OF tho bill, which was opposed by
Metsr'. Buckalew, McAdoo andSpringer.
Mr.. Henderson, Of Iowa, said that the
attitude Of the Democratic party was II
familiar sight to the country. II was the
Democratic party behind It's old shield
q constitution OF its own making, not Il
constitution made by the Fathers. The
Democratic party was In its old TRACES,
pulling back, back when the civilized
world cried, "Fotwarti and Onward +"
Applause on the Republican side. |
The Democratic party WAS a polyga.
mist, laughter]; 1t had whole batch
OF wives, [laughter.]
Mr.. Turner Of New York-"We never
had more than one namc." ~ @
Mr.. Hendorson-No, you never had
more than one name; but you have had
u batch OF wives. Who were they :?
Slavery was one; Slave Territory was
anot her; TIeason was another. (Deri.
sive laughter on the Democratic side.
TRUE TO THEIR WIVES.
Mr.. Henderson-Oh, you recognize
them, boys (!aush!er); you know their
names, and now you have Poiysamy for
one Of your wives; Corrupt ballot boxes
was one Of your wives; and you have
been true to every one OF them. Laugh.
ter). You never left their bed and
board for single moment. l like your
loyalty to them; but do nos sneak be.
hind constitutional shields to cover M
your purpose. Now when the little ter.
'i.ory has set an example OF morality
thatshould appeal to thislegislative body
you bring in constitutional shields to try
to fight under that cover. But the pco.
pie know what you arc. Stick to your
women boys; we will help Idaho stick
to tho principles she has advanced.
daughter and applause).
After further debate the vote was
taken on theamendment OF the minority
providing for tho holding Of a new con-
stitutional convention. Twas rejected
yeas, Ill; nays, 1875.
The next amendment was one provid-
ing for vote upon the present constitu-
tion. The amendment was rejected
yeas, l04; nays, l2l.
WILL MAKE TEST CASE.
The vote recurring on the passage OF
the bill, the Democrats RETAINED from
voting. One OF the Reading Clerks was
busily engaged in noting down the
names Of Democrats present and refusing
to vote. The Democrats say that they
intend TO make this q test case and to |
have the courts pass on the constitutions
ality OF the rules allowing the Speaker
to count quorum. 1t had been in:
tended to make one OF the contested
election cases 4 test case, but as this
could be done only by suit for salary
brought in the Court Of Claims, this
course was abandoned and the present
action decided upon. The bill was
then passed-yeas, l29: nays, !, (Mr.
Buckalew), the Speaker counting a |
quorum. t.t ,-
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A Spreading Eiro.

New YoEE, April 3.-Firc broke out
at 1:So o'clock this morning in James $.
Bryants wagon and carriage factory, 7l3
East One Hundred and Fourteenth
street, and totally destroyed the building
and It's contents. The loss is estimated
at AO,0 900; insurance 50, 900. The flames
spread to the frame stable Of Contractor
Noah Il. Heft and consumed r. t,'burhinr
six horses to death. The. fire then eT.
tended to several adjoining frame houses
and ait ne eYel!lng houses 715' ~ and 7la1
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PARIS, April 3.-The Prince Of Wales,
who is here on his way back from Ber.
lin, and has always been popular in
Paris, is now received with even more
than usual emprcssment. It is noted,
however, that the Prince, although only
aS last November, is aging rapidly; that
he has q worn-out, wearied look and
walks like 4 feeble man, being obliged
frequently to stop and take breath.
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CONpENSED TELEGRAMS.

Dirlam & Schoepncr, cabinet makers,
Of New York, have assigned. I r.
.A.nnspaugh 4 Cobba, dry goods,
Lynchburg, Va, have assigned. Liabili.
ties $4,000. sa14s
Fast day was universally observed
throughout Massachusetts and New
Hampshire yesterday. ~ q.
The State TREASURER Of tho Canton
Ticino, Switzerland, has heep arrested
on the charge OF ,embezzling 1000, 1000
francs. 1 ! ~. 9IgS :tgir
A dinner as given at the White House
Wednesday night by the President and
Mrs. Harrison in honor Of Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid, United States Minister to France.
Three farmers Of Lancqster county,
Pa, Benjamin r. Gambler, JACOB Il.
Hostetter and Daniel T.. PeitTer, have
failed with liabilities aegregating s04,-
600. 4 "a ~ z. |3i77,:.5 "A A., .tSJ,'.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Horace
Loomis, Of New York City, has rea;gned i,
and the Mayor has appointed ex.Sur..
yeyor OF the Port Deattie to fill the
vacancy. S5 IA,
Mr.. James Lee, Charge d'Afiairs OF the
United States in Brazil, has presented
General Da Forseca With tho congratu-
latory motion adopted by the United
States Congress, approved by President
Harrison.
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PensiOns Granted.
Special Dispa,ch 10 The lntelli5aacer.

WAsnISoTos, April S.-Pensions were
granted to West Virginians today as fol.
lows: Original invalid-Ja,nes E. Ken.
dali, Pmkersburg; George W. Fuller,
Bellton; Francis NJ. Willard. Walton
Increase-Alcx. Q. shroyer, Fairmont;
Thomas J. Parks, Rensie; James r.
Tucker, Central Station; Henry W.
Fowler, Huntington; Newman A. Cat.
rell, Hebron; Marion Protsman, Easton.
Original widows-Elijah, father Of Henry
Hill, jackson Court House,
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BUFFALO. N, Y, April a-A gang Of
counterieiters eonsiating Of Edward syl'
vester, Charley Mann and Harry VIII
iams, together with counterfeiting outfit
and a quantity Of bogus dollars. were
captured by Secret Service oIiicers last
night. Meun's real name is Charles
cCran, q well known desperate.
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a Good Necou,m en,lntIon.

New YoRK, April 3.-The Grand Jury
made a presentmcnt to Judge FitzSar-
aid in tho Court Of General Sessions to-
day in which they insist that the Legls'
lature amend tho present criminal laws
60 that itshal! be felony for my public
Official to take money in any shape out
side OF salary and legal fees.
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Fastest Time on lenortl.

HI SAN FnASclsco, April 3.--The Mer,
chants Exchange has been notified Of
the arrival Of the Pacific blail Company's
steamer China, at Hong Kong, March
81, twenty days from this city, including
a stop at Yokohama. This Is the fastest
trip on record, reducing the time two
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stcanisl,IntM ntMnrer,,nn4.

H4Anu,no. Aprlils.- Arrived -scandia,
fromNsw York. 5s5t,Sg s3Sl B. g fl; ,tit'
new YoaK, April $. s.-Aftivcd- Franco
md Persian Moparch, from Loudon
Anchoria, from Glasgow. - =
eouTnAMrroN, Apsil3.--Arsiyed-Saal
from New York, -" 'S1
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Mlko Cl,nry Kuockod Out.

@ NEw ORLEANS, April s.-The Times:
Democrats Hot Springs special says:
Mike eleasy was knocked out in the first
round by Ed Smith, tho Denver cham
pion, in a contest with tour.ounce gloves
tonight,
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Unprofessiol,nl, 10 Sny the r.cnst.

CLEvrLASp, O., April s.-Dr. D. 3.
Smith, one OF the most prominent
physicians in Cleveland, was sued to-day
by George Sinclair, we'll known dry
goods merchant, for $4,000. Sinclair
claimu that Smith alienated tho alec-
tions Of HIS vile. Smith is candidate
for the Board OF Eduoatiop, Of which
body he has been President, aud his
relations with Mrs. Sinclair are being
discussed from oas end Of the city to
the other. ~, sE 4 .tslll-. l'i
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What Else Could ho CLAIM, :

CmcAeo, April 3.-Dr. Frederick Bur
de. Merrill, n dentist, who was married
Ave weeks ago to tho daughter OF 9
north.aide millionaire, was sued iof
$4,000 for breach OF promise to-day by
Cora D. Davis. Dr.. Merrill claims 1t is q
black. mailing scheme. q -.; &