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Charged With High Treason.

VIENNA, Feb. 19.-Mesdames Kanaveloff,
Oroszakoff and Keorgoff, who have been
confined in their houses since November.
Will be put on trial Monday at Sofia,
charged with high treason. They are ac-
cused OF having signed and handed to the
Belgian Consul a memoranda to the repre-
sentalives of the European powers. in which
the Bulgarian public funcdonaries are &C =
cused 0f-t0rturing several prisoners sup
posed to have Teen privy to the murder Of
BeltChetf. These prisoners included the
husbands or other relatives Of the Slgners.
An act like this copStitutes, according to an
old Turkish law still in force IN Bulgaria,
the crime Of high treason. Nine. hanaye-
lon is a Russian by birth, a highly accom-
piished woman. we'll verSed in politics, a
brilliant cOnyeTsatIOnalist and Of consider
able spirit. She asserts that the signatures
TO the second memorandum, except her own.
We're affixed by Chad0ure himself, who she
asks shall be called as wituess.
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BRAZILIAN REVOLT.
Particulars Of the Emeute in the Province Of
Ceara

Particulars Of the Emeute in the Province Of
Ceara.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch has been
received from Rio de Janero giving the de-
tails Of another outbreak in one Of the prov
nces of Brazil. This manifestation was
made on the 9th inst, in Ceara. The insur-
gents consisted of students and force OF
soldiers The latter broke out in open re-
bellion TO the authorities. The combined
force of students and soldiers attacked the
residence Of General Ciarinda, the Governor
of CeaTs, with cannon handled with much
effect 1he police and a large number Of
loyal citizens offered their services to the
Governor, who baTTicaded his residence,
and they defended the place against the
desperate assaults Of the enemy. After a
h0tly contested battle lasting for thirteen
hours. the Governor found he would be un-
able longer TO hold out against his enemies
and was forced TO surrender to the insur-
gents The serious nature Of the fighting
may be judged when it is known that four
teen persons were killed during the assault
and a large number Of both forces were
wounded The insurgents depOSed the
Governor and assumed control Of affairs
ia tile province
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FRENCH EXHIBITS.
Little Interest Taken in Francs in
Worlds Fair.

Little Interest Taken in Francs in the
Worlds Fair
ROME. Feb. 19-In an interview with
Archbishop Ireland Of ST. Paul, Mimi,
who is in this city, he said in France he was
informed but little interest was taken there
in the Chicago exhibition. The incidents
that occurred at the Philadelphia and New
Orleans eXpOsiiiOus had left an unfayorab BILE
impression upon the minds Of the French
men. Nor had the French forgiven the
meagPr part taken by the United States in
the Paris exposition. The Archbishop
further said that friend OF his who had
the closest relations with the French Gov
eminent said the Government Omplained
Of lis inability to obtain either from Wash
ington or Chicago Information regarding the
exhibition. The Archbishop concluded by
declaring that something must be done at
once 10 remove the i'll feeling, or otherwise
France would be poorly represented at the
fir
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THE COMMONS.
The Government Questioned Concerning Can
ada's Reciprocity Treaty.

The Government Questioned Concerning Can
ada's Reciprocity Treaty.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Jeunings in tile C0m-
mons to-day asked if the Government had
any information concerning tile conference
st Washington between Blaine, the Ameri-
can Secretary Of State, and the Canadian
Commissioners to arrange basis for a reci-
procity agreement whether they had ar
rived AT an agreement, and if il was true
that Pauncefote, the British Minister at
Washington had assured the Commission
ers that Lord Salisbury would fayorabY
consider any reasonable request Of the Com
misSi0ueTs.
Lowther, Parliamentary Secretary Of the
Foreign Office, said in reply that such a
meeting had occurred. Blaine had preyi-
ously stipulated tha; the meeting should be
informal LOwtheT added that lie had Tea-
son o. suppose that Sir Julian PaIncetote
had given the Commissioners the assurance
Jennings mad referred to- In conclusion,
LOwtheT said he did not know whether or
Mt an agreement had been arrived at
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CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.
Dolph's Chinese Bill Passed-Tacoma's
$4,000 Building.

DOlph's Chinese Bill Passed-TacOma's
$1,000 Building.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-The Senate, on
motion of Morrill,. resolved when 1t ad-
journed to-day it be to next Tuesday.
Resolutions were presented, requesting
the President, il not incompatible with
public interests, to inform the Senate of the
proceedings recently had between the rep
Tesentatives Of Canada, the British Govern
ment and the United States as to the ar
rangements for reciprocal trade with Can
ada. Referred to Committee on Foreign
Relations
Dolph's bill to continue in force for ten
years all existing laws prohibiting and reg
ulating the coming into this country of Chi
nese persons was taken from the calendar
and passed.
Consideration of bills on the calendar
then commenced. The bill authorizing the
construction of a public buildngat Spokane,
Wash, was laid over.
The bill apprODriating $500, 900 for pub
lie building at Tacoma, Wash, was passed.
The bill 10 provide permanent system Of
highways In the District Of Columbia out
side Of Washington was taken up, and a
provision authorizing the issue of per
cent bonds gave rise to a debate, in which
the financial policy of the Government was
discussed at great length.
Berry Of Arkansas in the course of his
remarks declared: I'VE have arrived at
that condition that the United States can
not pay the ordinary expenses OF the
Government and meet the interest on its
debt without borrowing money"
No action was taken on the bill, and the
Senate adjourned until Tuesday.
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DEACON's DEED.
Examination Of the Accused Before the French
Magistrate.


Magistrate.
CANNES, Feb. 19.-EdWard Parker Dea-
con, the American who shot and killed
yesterday Abeille, was examined by the
magistrate. lie gave very succinct ac-
count of the incidents that led up to the
killing CT Abeille. His story, though it
does not agree in all its details with the
published accounts Of the affair, confirms in
a measure the first teegraphed reports Of
the shooting Deacon asked the magistrate
o. admit him to bail. The magistrate de-
ciined 20 do so at once, but promised 10 con-
slider the application. Mrs. Deacon was
then examined. She told a story which
confirmed mat Of her husband.
Deacon further stated to the magistrate
that his wife had the most extraVagaut
tastes, and lately she spent fabulous sums
on her toilet, This extravaganza led to
QuarTes. Their COnjugal life, he said, had
been unhappy for 2 long time. He was very
sorry for what be Lad done, but the trouble
Lad gone on too long and could only end
badly
NEW YORK, Feb. ia local paper says:
"Ihe affair at Cannes yesterday which in
wolves the reputation Of Mrs. florence
Deacon, IS a terrible and unexpected blow
20 her friends and family in this city. Mrs.
Deacon attracted some attention a few
years since by de lining to be presented to
the Prince Of Wales cut of regard for her
reputation. The style Of living Of these
young leOpls swallowed up fortune after
fortune"
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PARIs, Feb. 19-Ine Catholic news
papers heI publish the encyclical letter
from the Pope addressed to the clergy. The
Pope declares that any form Of government
is good provided it tends 10 further public
welfare, and il is therefore the duty of all
10 accept the legally established Govern
meut and make no attempt TO change its
form. The Pope concludes by expressing
himself In favor of the maintenance Of the
coHcoFdaJ, urging the union Of all French
men for the development Of The greatness Of
France
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PARIS, Feb. 19.-The Gaulois announces
positively the American Minister White
law Reid has resigned and viii leave France
Febiulry y.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The report that
United states Minister Reid has resigned is
denied at the State Department It Is said
on excellent authority that Reid has agreed
70 continue his diplomatic service UutiI
reciprocity treaty Is concluded between the
United States and France.
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CABLE TO JAPAN.
Canadians Expecting a Government Sub
to Build the Line.

Canadians Expecting a Government Subsidy
to Build the Line.
MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-Regardng the re-
port that the British Government viii con-
tribute toward the cost Of a submarine
cable from Vancouver to Japan, c. R. Hos
mer. President Of the Canadian Pacific
Telegraphc Company, said the Canadian
Pacific Railroad Company is very desirous
Of seeing tie cable laid between the places
mentioned, as the existing cable rate Of
s. p and s. % per word greatly restricts
business and is practically prohibitory.
They are satisfied that cheaper and quicker
means If communication between Canada
and the United States and China and Japan
would greatly stimulate tie business be-
tween these countries, which even How is
showing rapid strides. Hosmer continued: /:
We have examined the question very
closely 10 see what would be the most avail
able route, and it will be some time yet be-
fore sufficiently comprehensive scheme
can be shaped to warrant the company in
endeayoTlug to carry it out. The cost of
such cable would be between S4,OO0,O00 and
S5,OO0.0OO and the route most probably
would be from Vancouver via the Alcu;Ian
Tolaude -
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RAILWAY NEWS.
No Emigrant Rate Yet Fixed for the Santa
Fe Route


CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-With regard to the
request of Passenger Traffic Manager White
of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road Company to be given authority to make
a rate of S14 80 from the Missouri River to
the Pacific Coast on second-class emigrant
traffic. Chairman Vining of the Transconti-
mental Association announced that the roads
in the association all voted against it. The
application of the Santa Fe, therefore. is
denied.
President Hill of the Great Northern Rail-
way has gone to Spokane, Wash, to make
arrangements for the entry of his road into
that city. He declared rails would be laid
and cars be running into Spokane by April
/. Hill says he will be running train to
the Columbia by July 1.
New YORK, Feb. 19.-Vice- President Pea
body of the Rio Grande Western Railroad
says so far as his company is concerned
there is not the slightest foundation for the
statement in the dispatch from Denver that
the Rio Grande Western and the Rock
Island companies intended 10 enter into a
combination with new line over the Rocky
Mountains, called the Denver Apex and
Western
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SEVERE STORMS.
Extreme Cold Weather and Heavy Fall of
Snow in Great Britain.

Extreme Cold Weather and Heavy Fall Of
Snow in Great Britain.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The snowstorms that
prevailed recently throughout the United
King gdom have increased In severity. In
several places in the southwestern part Of
England the snow is several feet deep
Many accidents are reported from various
English towns.
The weather 10 Great Britain this week
has been most severe, with storms on land
and sea throughout the week. In York
SHIRE the weather has been the coolest in
thirty years. A blizzard is raging to-day
equal 70 that of last year. A snOw-st0rm of
unusual violence is raging in Ireland to-
night and the railway trains are greatly de-
layed. Near Limerick there are drifts four
feet high. AT Queenstown a heavy gale
prevails
LONDON, Feb. 19-It is officially an
nounced that the British bark Cahour, Cap
tain McMurty, was stranded on the irish
coast on February 9. 1t is thought that all
hands went down. Tue ptlot-boat Polly
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The Canadian scandals.

MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-The Ong-loOked-fOr
reports Of the Royal Commission which has
been investigating the charges against the
Mercier Government have been made pub
lie. One is by Judge Jette, and the other
by Judges Baby and Davidson. The report
Of Judge Jette on the Bale des ChaleurS
charges is practically an eXOneTatiOn of the
entire Mercier Cabinet. Therep of Baby
and Davidson is a sweeping denunclatiOn
and condemnation Of MerceT, Langeyin,
Pacaud, RubidOuX and other Ministers.
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POND CLUB.
1t Holds It's Annual Election of Officers
Toasts and Speeches.

1t Holds It's Annual Election OF Ohcer5s
Toasts and Speeches.
President John j. Meehan presided over
largely attended meeting of the Pond DEM
ocratic Club at Kaufman's ball last even
ing. The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, John j. Nee
han; Vice President, Colonel John O'Byrnr; :;
Recording Secretary NJ. F. Donleavy; FL
nancial Secretary, John Kenny; Treasurer,
NJ. j. WriD Sergeant-at-Arms, j. F. Nlnan
Finance Committee, NJ. c. G0rham, Fred
Kaufman and John Roach.
Colonel John O'Byrne, Fred Kaufman,
NJ. c. GGrham. Captain NJ. J. Wrn aud NJ.
F. DOnleayY were elected delegates to the
convention of State clubs, which will con-
vene in this city on the 23d inst President
Meehan then invited the club to the festive
board, where handsome spread was in
readiness.
After the usual toasts and witty anecdotes
Colonel 0Byrne addressed the assembly.
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Striking Machinists.

CHICAGO, Feb. ia .ocal paper say-
that special committee OF the Inserna-
tional Machinists' Union has decided what
action to take regarding the strike OF ma
chnists In the Pennsylvania COmpany's
shops, and this decision was telegraphed to
The members Of the Executive Board at diff
ferent places. There is reason to believe
that the committee has recommended a
strike on the whole system, but this is con-
tingent uUon the action Of the Executive
Committee.
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and that her sufferings were

professionally, and that her sufferings were
due entirely to mental anxiety.
This afternoon Mrs. Blaine went on the
stand, She recited the story of her mar
riage, which was hastened because her nus
band did not want her to go on the stage.
She spoke Of the happy first year, and de-
tailed visit of the young people to Maine,
where the husband was kept away by his
mother; she told how she was foied in her
attempts TO become recOnciled; gave details
of the return to New York and subsequent
sickness and suffering In that city. She came
to South Dakota for a home and wanted
especially to secure the custody OF her
child, which she is able to support by her
pen. After the submission OF some law
points the case closed
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Wounded in A Duel.

LONDON, Feb. 19.-Drumont, the author Of
"Secret des FouTmis," socialistic study,
who has already received three challenges
from persons aggrieved By his attack on tie
Jews in that work, and accepted them ell,
fought the first one this morning with NJ.
Isaac on the Isle de la Jatta, in the Seine.
DrumOnt received a wound in the chest and
Isaac one in the abdomen, which may prove
serious and prevent him from fighting other
duels.
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THE FIRE BELL.
A Lively Blaze in the Crocker BuildiH
on Bush Street.

A Lively Blaze in the Crocker Building
Bush Street.
Engine ., Truck 1 and the chemical en-
glne were summoned on still alarm at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday morning for fire on the
third floor Of the fve-story brick building at
215 to 219 Bush street. owned aud occupied
by III. S. Crocker IL Co., stationers and
printers. BY q peculiar coincidence the
fire was started in the same manner as that
which burned the Crocker Building on the
same site about seven years ago, when two
iremen lost their lives in the ruins.
Considerable time was lost yesterday
morning by the p0rterS in trying to send IN
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A Midesnread Storm.

The rain, which began in this city on
Wednesday. and has continued with a few
short intervals, has spread over great part
of the State. In the San joaquin Valley
the land has received thorough soaking,
and from every portion of the north news
has come of generous showers. 1t was ac-
cOmpanied with higher temperature and an
almost total absence of high winds. The
prospects are good for a continuance of the
storm, to the great delight of the farmers.
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THE THIRD PARTY.
Its Fate Believ TO Rest Upon the Coming
National Conference

National Conference.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 19-Tne interest Of
all the great reform organizations in the
country is centered in the national confer
ence to be held in ST. Louis next Monday,
and many think that upon the outcome of il
rests the fate Of the national third-party
movement. 1t is conceded by the repre-
sentatives Of all the great industrial organi-
cations that the predOminautissue at confer
ence Will be the thiTd-party movement The
peoples party TepTesen tatiVes in Congress
generally believe that the conference Will
decide in favor Of the third party. Repre-
sentative Simpson Of Kansas is 2 ing to St.
Louis as the champion OF the movement
and it is understood his colleagues In the
House share his views as 10 tile neeessity
Of national Darty
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theatrical Men Sued.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Manager Leavitt of
the Windsor Theater has demanded $4,000
damages from Harry H. Hamlin and Paul
NJ. Potter for not carrying out a contract
Defendants are partners in the play of "The
Fakir" Leavitt said he was under contract
to take the show to California and return as
manager 1t is claimed that Hamlin and
Potter refused to keep their agreement in
that re- pect.
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A woMANs REVENGE.
A Jealous Italian Horribly Muhlates Her
Supposed Rival.

ROME, Feb. 19-The details of a tragedy
growing out OF jealousy have been revealed
by trial in a provincial court, which has
just resulted in sentencing Signora MOrelli
to two years Imprisonment for attempting
to kill her supposed rival, Signora AzalinL
The IatteT's husband emigrated some time
ago to Australia, and her grass-widOWhoOd
was comforted according to rumorS which
reached the ears of SignOra MOrell, by
Siguor Morellrs attentions. The suspicious
wife dressed herself in male attire and way
laid SignOra AZalini as she was returning
from mass along lonely road. Springing
upon her victim the MOrelli woman stabbed
her in a savage manner, infcting eleven
wounds and cutting off her ears and nose,
suited IN a conviction for assault only, as
intention to murder could not be proved,
and a light sentence of two years mprison-
ment was all that the court could impose.
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Murderers HANGED.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. &c. c. Cum
mings was hanged here to-day for killing
David Williams. Both were colored.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.--William Smith.
cOlored. was hanged at Gretna to-day for
the murder Of an inoffensive old white man
named Dominic C0mmeTiO.
PIERRE, ). OAK, Feb. l9-Lehman, the
murderer, was executed at Custer City this
morning.
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NIAKPLES, black-headS, red, rough, chapped and
TIM oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
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New YORK, Feb. 19-Rumors of the ex-
istenee of a meerschaum pipe trust have
been in circulation several days, in which
three of the Oldest and wealthiest manufac-
turers of the city are concerned They
denied to-day that trust had been formed.
ThOy admitted, however, that each of the
firms Incorporated in New Jersey. Further
they declined TO say
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Reduction in Revenue.

BOsToN. Feb. 19.-The Boston CONNER
cal will print tomorrow a statistical an
alysis of wooden imports into the United
States on the basis Of the new duties i'm
posed by the Springer bill. In the fiscal
year OF 1891 the imports Of woOlens were
valued at S43, 235, 400. The reduction in
revenue if the same amount of goods is i'm
ported under the Springer bill Will be
S2q9l8 1873
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NEW YORK, Feb. 10. - The American
Newspaper Publishers Association elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows
President, James w. Scott Of Chicago
Vice-PTesident, K. II. Woods of Boston
Secretary, l.. L. Morgan OF New Haven
Treasurer, w. NJ. Laffan OF New York.
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LABOR MATTERS.
Thousand Carpenters Ordered Out by the
Walking Delegates.

NEW York. Feb. 10 - The Board Of
Walking Delegates of the building trades
unions have ordered out 1000 or more of the
employees of Contractor John r. DOwney on
strike. The trouble grows out of the dis
affection of a small number of carpenters
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Feb. 19-The United
States Marshal has arrested Christian
Hubner and c. w Sommermoyer. two of
the principal owners of the Eau Claire But
ten Factory. on the charge OF violating the
Federal contract labor law.
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Mining Tronbles saf1la1-

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. 19.-The state
ment made few days ago that the troubles
between the miners and operators In Coal
Creek Valley were about to be settled is
confirmed. 1t is stated that an agreement
IS nearly concluded by which the mines will
be operated by free miners on the c0-opera-
tive plan. La lew days the troops will be
withdrawn.
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A Rioh Gold Mine.

RAPID CITY, S. Oak, Feb. 19.-William
Frankland, one of the owners of the Key
stone gold mine In the Eta district, who is
in the city. reports a rich strike In a tunnel
now in 30 feet. He states that the face OF
the tunnel is ore which is worth S7l per
ton, and tnat one streak three-qUarters Of
an inch wide will pay over 5000 per ton.
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CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. ia rumor IS
current that negotiations for a reciprocity
treaty between the United States and Mex
leo is broken off. Il is auth0rtatiyely
stated, however, that negotiations are only
tenn 0rariIy suspended to allow the Gov
eminent 10 examine counter propositions
that have been made.
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Race Riot Feared.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. l0.-RiOtng between
whites and negroes is feared near Patricks-
burg A number Of whites were recently
DISCHARGED by the Ohio and Big Sandy
Railroad on account OF trouble with negroes.
The whites were so incensed that they gave
a band Of seventy-ive negroes warning to
leave or be whipped. The negroes are arm
ing themselves and riot Is probable.
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New Rrewerv sundinate

CHICAGO, Feb. ia morning paper says
the whisky trust Is backing a syndicate
which will endeavor to secure control of all
the breweTie5 Of Chicago not belonging to
the English syndicate with the intention Of
forming a combination TO compete with its
rival. The new syndicate viii, it is said,
have a capital stock OF S5, ,000, 0O0
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DEnamite in Rome.

ROME, Feb. ia dynamite bomb was
discovered to-day in the entrance to the
building occupied by the Spanish Consulate
at Messina. The door was placarded with
an inscription, down with tyranny.
Long live anarchy" a petard exploded az
the Antigui Mattel Palace to-day, but with
out harmful results
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Mora Tunhns Teuer

New YORK, Feb. 19.-Three neY cases
of typhus were discovered to-day. Another
death occurred.
WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 1.-Two fam
lilies Of Russian Jews at North Oxford were
found 10 be Ill with typhus. They came
from tbe Massilia
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Land Title Decided.

NEW YORK, Feb. 49, - Chief Justice
Beatty delivered an opinion in the Supreme
Court Of New Jersey to-day deciding the
title to twenty-acre tract of land in Jersey
City belonged to the municipality, and that
the American Dock and Improvement Com
pauy and the New Jersey Central Railway
Company lad no rights in it.
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THE BLAINE DIVORCE.
All the Testimony Taken in the Celebrated


Case.
DEADwOOD. s. Oak, Feb. 19.-At last the
Blaine divorce case has come to trial, and
all the testimony is In. This morning Judge
Palmer, the plaintiffs attorney, read the
complaint and the defendants answer, aud
began reading depositi0ns. The dispositions
Of DR.. Fuller and DIR. Wynkoop, after con-
tirming that Of General Mcmahon as to the
amlty in which the young couple appar-
emily passed the first few months of married
life, related chiefly to the condition of the
plalntlifs health after the unhappiness be-
gan. Dr. Fuller who was called in during
the temporary absence Of the family physl-
clan. testified that he treated Mrs. Blaine