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CQN3D-L GpENSRAJL LEE.

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NEW Y o rk , May* IL— A . W atetagftm ispecial Bays; Consol fu n e ra l, Fifediugh L e e ls tfebe actom pam ed to H avana by a u pffiedr o f the, tegular ajrtoy.

W h e n M r ; 1 m w w a p p tp M e d o n e o f b fe first act* t e M to ttie g r a p h to M a jo r E d w a r d . H s y e s , b f t h e se v e n th o a v a l- ' r r , b e tte r k n o w n a m o n g a r m y officers 'a n d cm th a pining, a s ' “ C a p ta in J a c k ” H a y e s , a s k in g W m com eefc h im iu W a s h ­in g to n . _ C o n s u l G e n e r a l L e e a n d M a jo r H a y e s 's e r r e d to g e th e r in th e a i j n y b e­fo r e t h a w a r and, th ey ax© ■warm p erson ­a l fn e n d s T l i e t w o m e n m e t in WashT- In g tp n , nnd C o c s u l G e n e ra l L e e a sk e d M a jo r H a y e e to go to O n b a w i t h him . T h e y t o w th e Pxeaidenfe a n d ta lk e d th e m a tte r o v e r am d ifc w a s a rra n g e d t h a t M a jo r H a y e s sh o u ld go*‘ - I t iS'Btated, liowewer, that h e w ill pot h ave a n y official relations -with the con-

’ snlate, but w ill h e im Oriba simply a s an ■. arm y officer on h a v e of absence..

H e w ill, however, g iv e . Consul General Jo e fcho boaefit o f b is advice and assistance, an a b is hong expcrionco in the arm y, hflost o f it on fne jplains*, teill Ibe o f great service to tlio consul general in f n jd t o ia g i& in i^ the' mil-

•’ ifcnry sitnation om tho island,

tajTarlpo 3DJs»«tera,Mites.,; % y f l .* -Tho

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steamer reportedl aBbora oh Peaked B ill B Sr ia the BritiO i flterimef Forest Haims. Shew orked off the b a r and proceeded towards Boston « t 5 :4Q a . m,

T lie veese.1 which w ent sshoxo afcCn- hoons Hollow at midnight ia tho Daniel B ; Fe&dngi. Qigiitafn C lifford and drew Of eight m en v?ew 'tajcasi « ff t o tlie life toat by Cn^fdlil Cede an d crew of Oa- liooiia HollowH ro Saving station at two o 'clockth iem om ijig.' after a hard strug­gle; w ith the w ia d a b d s e a , , *

Ih o vessel W tllp io b a b ly b o a total loss. She waa in renniuand of Captain

- Ciifrord m d w ap -from PliiM ddpliia fo r Boston with coa3. She is owned b y C. B .fieyn d ld ?, oflNowporfc. ; ■» —. -

■ - - :4—; Coal JDIteayerto., • 'y ' ’•C hicago, M ay <?.~A special from

Ihunfcb, MinnV, B ays ;- V a s t beds of an- tbradito coal, which aro said to: riva l to richness and extent those uuPenmsylva- iita.llave beon discovcrectiu tbenorthcrn

.. part o f fb is stat©, .nndda?. J . Hill. prCBi- clent o f tho Groak Northern, railroad, in thei* sole owner, ljavin g rocently par-- elite od as.OOWacBes off theJiMid.on which,

‘ the oool ielopfttta. H oiir-new ddvelnp- ia g the property- and w ill i t Ia claimed

: soon ,extendi-hto rmilfoad from Pork Rapids fo th e coal Held*, which ate

■ located to the odrantay bounded .by., the, I f f lS e F w E r iv e r t f i £ & & l a k o Indian tepeiratton and, th i Koimtrr rW eitto the erijm dd 'M oethopidiaxtflfitenrijwe

■Vtbksta. IfnyO —Tho xnnnidpal c n sib, •which h a s bfcen prolonged by the repeat­ed, eloctioxi o f 2)z Luogor, theantd-ocniito load er,-to tlie o ®c o of burgom aster of Yien'ua nnd kisn'-jeettoii b y tlio. emperor, w a s ondaci thla liwanfog b y th e notion of-

L e t t e r f r o r a i f f i s f s C la r a B a r -

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"WILL HOT A B Jim O IT T E E ¥ « S K ,

TrieDiEs Misled by Bop-oits—Sli-o Writes tn i> **'• , tito Fiej<dSttist|B«(Parried? the Pe#»

p ic nJCust Bo *ti*ojiea, and Food Mi©SEedlcdiioBIuetB*aoh

fHi-OMM. ' ‘‘ WASHiNrGTPji, M «r.6—M tssO Iaiu Bax-

toa, in a letter «dtt*ed Constantinople, A pril IS , to R ed Ciosss officials here , d is­poses o f the fears: fsrpreesed. some time ago that h e r missio:i would fa il on ac- cdont o f tbaopposifeon <of the Turkish authorities, and sliowvs thnt she has n » id ea of abaaidoniugtlne w o rk now so suc­cessfully innuguratt®.. Xfriends, m isled by report?' of tho (iiSficatity wo a re on- conLnteriug, had liealdi of h er return, aud torfip ly sh e 'w rites;‘“ Il*ave» tv bo^y o f re lie lo n tb e se iioMs Ihmndrads o f m iles aw o y iii the niounGrriiae,© thbnsaud m iles from rae, tfiat I cortiliL nofc draw o ff in sfcs weeks. Tiio best -va conjd a l l do w ould bo toabandon ten, ibotsapcE. poor,, s i " suffering w retch es to« -xvCate that b ugh t to shock the entires t o iIiL P y jn g , siok, foddlijss, naked, and mot o ^ 'd o c to r and »o m odiclu* amiom|:gfche)x!t;.'wlioje m ties scenrgevl and l e f t t h e i r fa te , to d ie without u bnud rtto.raa eavo, the threo o r fo u r rosolnio iiuisalonariea, : tired worn, (iod-serviaij! f l i ' feheir sosts utitdl .- .tlie y .drtjp, ' *The- .e iv ilized world ruutdug oyed' icdtli- sicillful. pbysi- eiiin fsiiidnot ono 6o p a y expenses'take HpedaJ chargji. and! thus mako i t poasible fur them tcj:«o.

And w e seeing licat std te of things, hblditgb-oar-giaaprfcho re U e fw o b a v e been. sreJte jnepnriiip: and organiziog to anticipation of this, teo tmm back, d raw off om li(ili*cr8, send baok the.doctcrs a l­ready rtarted, g iv& alll up, because some­body had said soittfilaing ; tho press had circulated i * ; Che wiockl had believed it _ our clisappolntod coiomitteefi 'had 'lost hevrfc m d groiwn «mb^ atruRgllng AHith anoconpaticn rather nowdot them, p d tho ptoplo had takaeu a la rm and failed to nu'stain tiiam—w as iliris mil thofe waa of, us? No pur3poa«p of oiic owTi? On -chauge lilto tiie prico o f wlicmt a n fehe mot le t f In tho naiuo o f :God toud TiUHaaidty, tins, fipld maat b>o oarrieil ; these people m ust bb’ re w ra o d sk ill, tare, nnediotoea aud food for the- aick inaii^rotuch.them- /- " Anct it t o U- . glafcd iKIghfc te niy p o l t o t h h i i o f Enfkaah' loops- r tak ing tfcesa, bands o f doctor* on «tp M araah. - T h e y

dntm done it, • aucf iwre This very h ou r m am h lasbn ).vritli Jliajm to th o lrfie ld O f. Htog- w iiad; doe»;«»iiti cor^'^te diticiism, 'dUWJppiwfViil qt-ap^ilowiftl. w td*v! fcfc* -?Ur o m w p t e * v : l ik e _ lMiWe> Don t 1)® trembled-, fcffo p a . ftiarryat we nwii f io o d e r # ; 'ht»t iLumiioybd Mid <JoA- h e l ^ ’g; can'pawo dmr tocspitola

I Jtias .BhrCon-'sarTil t S. uapoemhW tc> l deecrilie. the ioy of tlie ddeolatepeopLe iu woleomiug tfio rclbe! pnitaes.

T H E R E V . W IL L IA M N . C L E V E L A N D .The keVi Mr. Clevehnddirotljer of Piwidont .Clnvelanil, rt-oantly foat Ids pa®;

■ato ia CEjnmnont, N. Y ., Pulitif.9 oansed tho trouble, it ia alloged. Go roccjyodtoratottiQG aye&v. T h o prueidontgete $20,000.

HILDRETH’S CASE. |

, Tlio Xrlnl D m uing to a Close.Home, N.-. 'Yl , M ay 6 — Lawyer D: F . !

SLtoJetotto© tito Opening address-for t he > defense in tholHlIdi'otb casoi • tliis niorri- : tog. ; t o the' ihegiitoiiig he ,8u,id h e an d - jh’iaipartner, M r. Saylosj were there b e * , (to ii^ H iey 'i hflsd b « u ,"assigned b y the [ cou rt to d e fa n i the boy who is not able ; t o pmcm'e t^ElLiBeL becaasa lio is poor} a n d tdfchoiit, m eans, and bcwiuso his : jEardly andrelafcivea are poor. H e then i attacked the'Cehtxal railroad sa y in g :,

YVhile fonr-Ci' five days luvv.' bceU: spent a Wreck s onolor t\v

nr.d wflsh' bvwl a« 1 anil'lrTnVvdof -teectatws'at-tiie St. Louis i conveatlon,' printing tipketh, etc. .T hatd

tim cof the wropfe and took oin- of Hil- ( dieth’s room, tw ti.kcl thnt she tuck cjvre ! c f 'fris Tooni abotit :I30 o!cl6ri. on thb j moriiltiR o f th;-,I'Uli Thiv.l’x-drlothlw..' v’drc ttoufeddoivn and th,- shape of the i Miiuieapi hpntiwuf. v i s i b k in both pillows. T l i e I tails or slope wore in thi> pail usual. - -_-.......... _ ■ ......

H enry YVilbort tf'stided that on tno morping p f - tlio. w roc k hoi found a soft hatywitba White lining llf, font uortli of tho fonco on the liorth sido o f the. track1.Ho jmy e.tht' hut tn detectivo Lathani.Mr’. Saylps haiubsl him Hildt-oth’s hat,Whi-ch ho .sa id , resembled the. one Ke found.--, J' , !> i ; ,

Tbis fcestiihony wns pvninntlv intended

C a l i fo r n ia R e p u b l ic a n s in S e s ­

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THEY WILL ENDORSE MOKINLEY.T h e y W ill D e m a n d V re« a n d I ’n llm lte d

C o ln ag o oX S i lv e r —8 1 0 ,0 0 0 T io k e ta I s s a e i l f o r t b e S t, Jbottls C w itvon-

t lo n —A [B is In flo w o f tU oney E x p e c te d .

S acramento, Cal., M ay 6.—The Re­publican state convention wiH resume its session this morning, when the re­ports of committees w in bo heard.

I It is expected John JD. Sprcckles and Lionel Sheldon w ill be elected as tw o of

: the delegates to tlie national convention,| the other two places being batweeu Ulysses S. G ra n t, Irv ing ’M, Scott, Geo.

i A. Kfcight and J . M. Glenves.| Thp oomhtittee on resolutions held a j pr6tatet«fls©BSi(jn which lasted w ell into I the morning; T lie oliairman o f tlio committee w as directed to withhold from reporters ruid all others tlie pro- ceodinpa of the session,but it w a s learned that the platform w ill embrace tho follow ing plunks: *

F ree mid unlimited coinage o f silver »t tho ratio o i 16 to 1 ; the recognition o f tho Cuban tusurgenfa as bolligereflts:; the annexation o f ; Hawaii ; proteat against undesirable immigration, an d a plea for proteptien of .American labor againgt , pauper ' competition. Tho strongest km tlo f a nrotection plank w ill also be adopted. A refiolntioh WiH bo. adopted ehdorsttig McBLifcley w addirect- ing the delegatos tc use a ll houoat moans to stouie .his nomination;

AVasiiinoton, M ay Q. —Tim B yrnes, of oils, who has' in charge the de-

T l i e i tails of accommodating the delegates

ALBANY SPECIALS,

m p r o v i i i g a •w eek 5 o n o . o r t w o d a y s i n

proving thufc- Kyo rails were m o v e d in- _____ ____ __________ ___________stood o f ioveii r Wliile tho town :is fu ll to contradict .that o f Ariiott. th»> piuple’so f railroad luen a n d ■ t h ' t o c t i v e * i .- svitnf8S, w h o s n u i InVfor.nd tho l i a t

from Oswego tlff.Pqnghkoepsie, v -o f i i i d a J • U i r . n i i M a rv ;t> l tti.titt.ii tbat he was g re a t an extraordinary interest ; a th u x t , employed l .y tht* O entrul railroad twen - fo r blood on tlig p a rt; o f . this great soul- ; ty-sixd ays Jparcliing for the. revolvers.T/uo AAtwtoMntin' ' kV/mi ttiknf too lmK«r » . . * - -less o6rpcrjvti<tr.‘ Ekoni 'what we lmow o f it we ku ow T t i* Jhot maktog.this o f -

Mr: 6et»je-'8!Cid;maY.whilo track. S limi .been, rtepattud hetovthtv :.8ceno .of - the•iitisek:t»ote’Itefc4tffiiMid- tbifi spitogiytto. _____

trackd where tJrt1 '

but .found none.MM Trasiiel]. aged Al. grandmother

of Pluto, testified thnt tho hammer in' evtdtiic© Was taken fn un her house bv a jxilicsmaiYcuf Nov: m . . ,

G ia a r lc s \T # u l)P T ra lk or o f Cm idon te afletVthal; tiiA h.irb, h„ ifrtr-A utdaV

lust n ig h t : “ There w ill be 210,000 tickets printed, for tee are allowing for a five days’ convention with threo sessions a, day. * ■ ' % ' ‘ ■ - 1 , -

“ Each, delegate w ill be given three tickets fo rcarh e f the days. ’ Arrange-

> mente liavo been mado to provide for }18 working hew^paptur men. and , each of

. toem w to-have a toaspb-tioket.•‘Tho pebple o f St. Lofiis are expect itig.‘

an enrmnons iuffow of money; and they do not teu iiftlib conVuution curtailed: They aro constructing a buildtog that w ill coat 9C0,O00,and; erppct t|j morc than' pay fo r it ontfl! tiie tflnyenfcba.' ' ’ >■ "ThoaCTahgtto’eh tefar cajdiig for tfle

crowd nre timplo, and every ono who goes to the.convention w in h e well tokpjl care of - V ••:■*':

T h e V enal G rist of N ew s.

A l b a n y , M ay 6 .— M ayor W nister, o f Brooklyu was am ong Governor Morton’s callors today.< The mayor said h e was here to regard to ‘Brooklyn ’legislation which is aw aitin g executive action,

Ex-Senator Persona, of E rie oounfcy, today called npon the new state agricul­tural commissioner and presented the claims of A sa L . Twitch&ll, o f Buffalo, for tiie .position o f deputy agricultural commissioner.

The appropriation o f $If,C00, asked for by the state board o f boalfch to con­duct; tuberculoeis investigations, and the appropriation o f $8,000 to pay the claim s for damages nnstog from the destraotion of glandered horses, were not allowed b y tlie recent legislature. Ao a comsoqnenoe the state board cannot males an y exom- inatibn of supposed tuheacnlosis nerds o f csattie this yonr, and numerous applica­tions have been received for the services of the cattle inspectors of tho hoard.

The claims amounting to $3,600 which have already been allowed for glundored

, horses femnin unpaid, as State Comp­troller Roberts has no special fund to meet paym ents for such awanis.

-' WALL 8TREEY- :‘f :v ' ■“

P O L I T i C J L J I F f l l

'They Meet, in Cpnyent B att3tp L «r9 ,

opening t o f 61.200,0

tito offices D r. Luc^or w a s elected flrat v ice burgomaster.. Herr Strckbach upon boing offtoially iiMfermcd of his election Biad he Yrould aoccpt theofllco, but de- clargd he would iquie the pest tho top, rucnt thnt D r: Im flger should demand it.

. A F m a t ta le n C V m M om cr.

. UwttoiJtt, Heb., M ay G.—'William Loe,: apoxalytic, who, abcsqrding to h is own confaaion , franatdeatly drew ' a pension foryears in- howift h y iittpersonating hie brother,: M organ Lbs, a wur veteran, cam e to ldnoaln o n M onday and applied to com m lSoner of public lands and buildings RuaeelC for admission to the N ebraska soldiers, homo. Ho .w as a fill m asquctotiihg as M a r p a Leo, bnt CoL H o n ell, M io eeryrod in a a lo tea com }»ny hnd knevr Morgtoi Lee,’ denotuiced the bogusbro6hfet;,toieilly foroiuf? a conTea- snHi iro a i Mta. "Wm. Led rioter served to-the w a r, and oE coarse w iU nofc ho ap.- taittefl. to tlioliPiixe, . ‘ ;

F H O M S O U T H A F R I C A

Tlio ItsUima Oc«ri)i«ir «tl DnpOftimt }~' ToiJlllW.- Ro3iE. l l a y received fxoratGen. EaMsBertx. cctaiiiieiiiiiding tlio Ttal- ia t fo icea to ' f k t r ^ B a y . . th at the Xtnl- ianR iu efcrorig force* are icow 'occnpyiug a ll o f the poeltvtinB stouiiitl AdJgrat,-f*oia w h ic h ,' ; p lace t-hr6e . hundred;aick ‘ -nnd- - yeoitadtsd.,- solddsfBh ave _ been ' -rtolosYcfe.- fco Other quarters. Tills- nevxi -has -causod great tojolciiig Iii Tome, 'fkhe otivices also say the: AliyBsiu kn leaulctrs, H as Ssbat a u i

! Ras M augSsria. are. mow hotding pOBi- iious regpoct-ivedy; to tlao le ft amd rig h t of the Italinns, but ol their intenttona nollriiig. iskJiovvu. * -v

ScatAUKieil to Sanff.

B treot,

murdered Borfcraim Atwater. of Oliicago, in tfie sn trarbat vLHnge o f Wehster-f-: G rove on the niglxt of: J a a . S I, w ets yes- te rto y sentenced fo bang on Jn u e 28. A tw ater teoson o - v is iito h is sweetheart, -5*--

engaged Smlfch to direct him to h er 410 residence. He waa decoyed tp a_ lonely Rpot On tjie road and shot to death io r th e jptfcfloao o f tolNhery,

. Imlictf i lY o r - M u r d o r . ’:-.

. A kron, 0 ., Mn y R.—Tho graad ju iy • lasfc' night-TOtTmi«ed .three laidicfinents

against ftonraltis Oottell, alias > John Sm ith, fo r tm rd er iu tho first degree.T he indictments plittrge that h e mnr. dered A lv to N'; Stone, Serena i f . Stohe aindi 0 . it’. Stillsom. GgttCl will, be a r ­raigned Tlmmlus? lmornlng- He. w in plead nob guilfcy. . . >( t '

■ , D liQ stro iu a R «xthq(ui^cc. j .

l? sw Y o rk , M ay 0.— A correspondent to Guaynquil, EcBador/ telegi’aiiks that the province o f Manuhi rafftjrod terribly on: Sunday from to., oarthquftkfii'. In Puerto yiogo houses were tliro w a dowii m an y persoiiB'wetie buried alive in tho ruins, and many others injured. The

rovinco d f Atondtii im in th e norfchoaet* Eouador. , -ern p h r t o f )

Lonj vor tii

riUtath Catnip tiy Syiiooiio,don M ay 0 --Tliiy huquogt held

ov or the body o f O ol.N orth .tlio “ N itrate l in ig “whc diedsnddeniy in,the ofiiceof tho Guano j ^haa

ctqie.

■ . Approros of f t . *Hbw Y o k k M a r 0'“—A correspondent

in San Salvador vStes 'that congress haa uuproved the t r e » P M Aaiimln, -which iinltcs the ropublicH of i n Salvador, Hi* caragna aud Hondoras.

Wife IkMifcoi'IjjuicIied. ’WnJ-JA.srarowN'- K y ., M a r 0.— News

1ms reached here o f tfio lynching o f Dr. T arre llu t EUistoii^ K y . Farroll was-A ■wife beater. He veufc home dcim k gad xvhipped h is wife- Monday night a mob w a s organi*od aud he wos hfti*

'Tlsti »toa’iefeco»fdi; 'JS’k w Y ook, May 0.— ^Eicrly this mom

ing.firo in Liib "fo a* sftorjr brown sbona dwoLlinir iio-iise. .No. S? EBflt 2Sd occu;000 ddaniago totlao bmildtliig.

S xravocn . May 5/-*Oue o f the largo sforahoiiKes o f t.he Cimnd Union hofcei, locufccd on - -W«st Giitouldr sfcreot andOwned b y th© gtewtort io irs -was. With conienis , toni<^i n6 im early hear tliis m nm inr. Fbed M->cDonii©ll, who was ’Seejfifig iu-tlip bult-diiirg,. u i now in J W fiospitnl.suffrri.rtg frym : barns about the" fiend al’d l'fvbr If,- k tliouglit ,b f willIdto-’. l Th & brfgW o f J b -fires 6 .fmfaiown U a tif i«beli<W'd tuh nvr-> 1'oeu i jiccndiajy. The building- u.ns vyni' fliscahco from the hotel. .. -

Miners KldtatiL. ]

-GgA-fifAXQioilv.. TcrM'_,Mtaff.ff«--*-;Yetite^ d ay afturnnovi Oeo. • C annon nnd Th-es. Atherton, tw o imxn:« a t W hitew ell' entPred th e ir rop iri Im th e m in e s an a fixed n "Spot” ftiidi^iilrfedfhe TusolTlioy le f t th o teorn a iid w »itea • fo r th e .ex- plosion, vvliicdi ito t occinri'lag t o th e tim e expected iid tfrm eu x-cmi-iied t-o investi­gate. .last as th e y tffiaclaed fhe puiut whotto tlisT toirge haul b e a t , placed it ex- jdodedi G to-non’shkCKa. iwas b low n off au d A tlio r tori died ioci litalf a n b o u r.

Tlie P<rse6iito(l ATili«nl*n«iOoystakt-dsopxr, Tiiiyy O.— Serious dis-

flu buncos Iiave tak eE p laee nt; Aksheln- between fcho H ards riaiil Ai-nneniaua who are conaeeted w it lv ttoc w o rk 6 f con- straoting- the ra ilw ay betw een Aksheltr al.d Ho..ieji,.in Asia JBIIatn-.lint no detoils o f the rioting -3mv<e yrefc tieeri received hero. The nrimber crianrssds off Arinexii- ans in tliisoity lias rtesaiitly been largely increased.

isidte111!** - • y •from'

.. tntii-, . , the dis*

nvery of nn olopotxiciut off' one o f tlie ypuiig wainen BtxtctetotSi ho»hise W . Gor- ley , nnd a barhor iiai3iMl Clf*r,eace D e{fy.

i ly cf Sutton* V?, vm*.,:iafid wiH fa ll heir;to ' $25,000' mi her oi S h e if* now' IT , p re tty

iinsepitto birthday, m-dpoiiulor.

^ A n I&irly AtVjoiiJMUi»cnt-W asw s ' oton, M a jr i. —The w a y s arid

saeaiw committee: of tlioiroiiBe li nsagrood to report a rcsolntiom piroridimg fo r ait ndjonrmaeiit o f c o i) g » » ou the ISth « f thus month.

, fcd xw far n«vnv tlte roapoiiBit,ility for thec^HeOBnppfP- of- the emplovnfl... I t 's uot bCpauBO * tluey were afraid of a new m ade grave*- fo i they h-fvi filled S-id graves along th e hues o f tho railrcW in tbohXBt year btrt ns long as tlior© is a di© trio t attcruey xn fctofl cnuutj ivhovnJl bend the*-,pregnant « binges\ o f h is kn ees; and. isow and sdrapq for. th e pianditfl o f this railroadIts Cheaper to - hire detectives,' to pay, Liatlmm,. thd opptossor; .to pay W ilke i to r perjury. tlian to pay the damage© that fcho railroad would have to p a y if. |k i? steoidenfc tide to Qarelaismess. ’’

Iii epedldngrikt' -flto. io n o f Hildi'etli, .Mr. Sehrle aaid i f ifc Were tm o that the boy was net gn ilty of filter- der o r Of, an y effcuse save guilty k n o w ­ledge, hut that fcho district .attorney had shown a thirst fc v Mood, such an todiet- tueufc would nut, have ibeeh ffinhdfi The hoy .said he did not havo onything to-do iv^tli it. He begged and pleaded with them fiofc. tb do .it, to d tens Botry^ tixfit I t \vas done. T lie epnfeeBion, the law yer said, w as inspll'od b y Hildreth’s f atu* o l L atiian iiih e doteothve. whom ho clllecl big,ocMffse andtcd-faced , justfeheperBon' to cause fear in ss, boy, / •’'-"‘tShy* *witli' the sYoice o f Lafchana;,

rtogtog ill h is tour.” said Mr. Searle,' he_ would h are , said h e cnicM ed onr

' '' ite en h tto d re d y d t o :teg(i i f ^ . „ .vatold please Latlmm. He:

d have iafii he aEsaesinated Garflold or btoooln orp a jh o fiyr .ehe. i f he had thoughtit-w ofhlaffiaoseLatham ,” -

T h e Rpeakw 8/atT,the books w ere fa ll of baees where hien' had confessed’ to

; hftli t a lk in g w ith u o m e ,o n e . O n t h e c r o s s - : . «MHTiiiiatii>ii j t rai-mo o u t th a t la w v o r , y S u vI m w a s t.lnv w i t m ie x s s a t tu r n e v in a

dlVui.Ji .suit.' -1 -- .........A t io

in a uirt-

’ f ir.., wtoqtiippod

C h a r l e s B e o k f i r ,

^2.500 of hte jhUShaUd’B UiQitoy. wan* ar­raigned to the Oeiiter Rtreet poUco court this m om iag and xoinanded until this

, j , afternoon far. examinntiou. ' T h e sheriffnf ^ u o u d o t o t o t m l y . 0 . F , A A » t i n , . x t o 8:

, h , ; i x t o i ! : p r e s e n t v v i t h a w u r r a n r f o r M * 8 Q i f f e y , ’

t l i o e c a n o o f t h e w r e c k . H o d i d n o t k n o w ;

w l n v i t r a c k t h o t i e c a n i e t o w n .

Mrs. F.miria H i b b a r d , m o t h e r o f T h e n - ' ^- d o m i t e s t i f i e d - t h t t k o L * a . N o y , 1 » . ; y b e l i t o r a t e d b e f o r e 8

s h o w e n . t o T h e o d o r o ?s r o o m a n d j ’

f o i x a d h i m s o l i e r i x i g f t u m n o s e i „1. 1, i i r „ . t t i t h o w o m a n o n nb le t - d i . lu * w a s t h a n i n b e d . -

T H c r t jo r t ' P i a f o - w a s With h i m . B o t h

b o y s ' t o o k b r e a k f a s t a t t h e h o u s e a t h a l f

p a n t - s ix o r a q u a r t e r o f s e v e n . S h o s a i d

o n t h e c o r c m u r 'a t o i j i i t s t t h a t s h a h a d

n e v o r s f ’ r n H e r b e r t P l a t o , b u t s h e e x ­

p l a i n e d t l i a t a t . t h e t u n e o f f t W i n q u e s t

s h e d i d not h u o w t h o i i a n u i - o f t h e y o u n g

x n a n -wh»> W a s a t : b r e a k f a s t w i t h T h e o ­

d o r e .

T h w i d d r o ' s b r o t h e r E m e r s o n t e s t i f i e d

t h a t T h e o d o r e a n d P l a t o c a m e h o m o a t

B.18G a. r i . e n N o v . 1 9 .

The law yare said the attempt to"arrest of stealing ' the

$2,500 w as absurd. its i l belonged to her lmsbsmd, and the snprcme eotirt had long since decidod th at a Wifo could not'stem -froifi her husband." • • ,

Bncker, the' in an with Whom;. Mrs. G affcy doped,i jvas hot to court* and" the detontives think bq has lu ff the City'.

This a ftern oon . Magistrate Simms turned the prisoner over to Sheriff Aus­tin. o f , Syracuse, and the latter started with her for the train. when L aw yerMess, of the firm o f Hoflre & Hum m el,

I t o l M ^ e t U ^ t o l . mother o f F red Bristol, w ho died in ja il F eb ST.testiflwi;fchai: ho w as a lw a y s s ic k ly :; was unable j ’ t omor r ow

-to do any w o r k or t o w a lk tor •w ithout! ^ C, Gkiffey w as tlvett givens t o p p in g to n«t. .Oh.the evening o f the * * * * & * ? * &18th T rtd went jlqxvn t,nwnL-..«lifint-, J a t ) ; . . , ... . r . . - . -... ;6 ’clook . , . j i o g o t h o m e h t .3:45 A. u : ,i . . tontfcorftiid Cheese MteReto'A fter h d g o t h o m e h o W ent; up t o h i s | N fw Y o R k ; M ay 6 .^ -B n t fe r — D e s ir a - room , a n d w e n t to b e d . H e liad a s e v e r e I M e s to c k w o r k s o n t f a ir ly ." b u t t h e o f fe r b o u g ii iu K sp e ll a n d a t 4 :15 th a w i t n a s s 1 5^ A w i*afiiteba,U ,B plcA '- ^ ~s a v e h i m a ta b le t . ! T h t ' .- r ie r t •fB 'oW h fl-fl t l j o i g h ficctasiG aallY a'k H fi' h e w a s t o b e d w h e n t h e offiO er c a m a

iluotaatlo«»i»Dlftlireutito«k»-, ’*.. •N ew Y ork, M ay .0.—-10:10 a. m.-—

StiKiks opened weak, aad low ar, prices declining h, to l 1.* per cent rigbfc through tlie list. Sugar, Tennessee Goal, to d Rubber common shared the greatest losses.. •* - --*• - >•■"?

i i a . it.—StookB were h ea vythis nibrning ou angag'-epaente

2CK),OOO gold for shipineutto Europe toinorrthv, and on tho belief that the ox* ports for the week w ill reaoh slxmlUioaa. Thero w as uo piouoancod pxoaaare to sell, however, and tho declino, except to a foxy instances; w as ooufl»9d,‘ to fr? ® -tions,. Bay.Sta,te' G a8_b»k». 8 ,p0r;coot:on realizations, w hile Rubber common fell to 23 on , liquidtntiGNia by. New England holders. Sugar -fell ^ . Yroboocb L , N orthw eetJ^. St.-Paul %, General. Eleotrio. fl*. Missouri Pacific >£, Sasqae- hiuina & w estern preferred ^.T ennessee Goal ;^h, and N o w ; Jeraov Gontral j^.- Business w as extrem ely light and the trading <lovold, 6f exoiturnout, t Bpecula- t io Q h t J jo ’tiattit Wte Ayeak.» Ono o fth e letidiijg dealers of atorling itoohaugo re­duced thu tim e rate o f >j cent to ,489^.but:'this Uad no effect o a thteteoflk rn&r-

1 ■ * ' / ’ ' u “2 :16 p. M.—Tradept at'tfc? si

ohangQ succeeded J n 'brin, ' change Qf-jpri6«! .*fter had in thoir,£)teOi;goklte

L0IF6 LISTS e o r e ta r y W o o d ro flt -ti# '

O«0(l City Govenaiwwt j*C|t CtaftMFt . - S t» y -S fe w Y ojci - S t* te '- 3 U U W ‘:

- . , ttMj- jfcMA* t* -Wai i n w y " : ^: Org*nl»tloiia.'. - - -

B axte h o rk , M ay «—M an y urea Id political reformers, engaged in tm 1 to improve the pres^nfc ineitkoias ■’ ‘ e intog municipalities, meifcin th© bly room off music hall tibia a f .r and opened theannual joteferaac* <t m tioatil municipal ldagoe. The w ill ooBtinue until T riday a Dolegates from a ll part* off tho w ero present,*; - .

Jaa . O. Carter, o fPT ow Y ork , tho country’sleaduufiKriBts, i» l off tbo lehgn©. Ho- ,p«*M&d. ’an r-t sessions today. H e i a a n 6ntl beUeYor m orgairimi«Wh''’ tm d' m a n y beueflowd1 rtswltfc. in fc futUEO.' - ;rt'Olffutori _______

tho league, eoemea i* fopfirraltiM ! tor’s m ngntoe v ie v r w h o t tion - to dhe list1 <f ;>ab3o tingaished spdfiitoB. yrlri fo r - tho-. n t a t i ^ , ! ' -tihroe -

lending .riffle* ' w l t « *• oowgcBng > th * eidh of tite i governments, Among-ti*«i

-Waring, o f INeteYxwkY; C hicago; Thoa, L . ladinaCn, Land.'and ’m auy' ctio ra eqi kuowrn, I. -1 The first addreet ot tike a tn b y Seoretary WoodritfS, H e the y e a r ’s w ork in miuriky ,sey ir ig .to p **t;

“A year ago 1 tato ooreelvqp thnt had, beenmunicipal reform during ih tij deootio, and eepoqiabr d xatiou o f the liatioiKil inteoli a t the PMladelphift City government, teorfeer* o f th e ’ - ' ’

.thfifcthe, w arlike M< a ffa irs. The

g fcntJukas ’eitew-, hod'W iY

Jhicago G aa. to O e^ ^ iu iii' *T6*»o

to the Ino iaxxft,29; C!Bloctrio ’ Thfiio prfioee phowloeseefor tb ed aycffl@ 2^ jw tfO iiit. Th*railw ay' Itetflyffrided'i'uboufc "percent But the dealtogs Wen©: ligmt: Loh-. dan bought about ‘ a thonsaria sharee o f St. P a u l afc the decline, bufc afc the sam e tim e eqld’ abont as jm u d f LouiayiUe & Naaliville. "Wheto ifc. w ts ate- nonuced that eongreesY had 1 adcmtod a * reeclution to* tuljcom Mtxy 18 some of the early seUors mkhed In to cover and a rally per cen t on-sned, the Industrials leadtoig.' Sugar roes to 1 2 0 4 and Tobuoco to Spots- ulntion at 3 :15 w as steady. S u e s 136,* OOO shore?;

8 .p. bL—Sn g a r was the featatie STUBS'. market* ih the tote trading and rope

T h e general list oloeed quiet andfirm.

T . t h e , w i l l f g w n d *

, - ... -- ... —..UK ... TfetOVWjRM*

"Ifc » y to i« to b e i

Oil tlie cro«s-examination the witnesstvi^ S * • * ^ sai d it ivas uot trao thatH oa'aid Bvistol,

* -~ 'iw 5” ' * “ ’ t o , h tr o liier son.said ro Fred.in thi'presonVv'1) fair, h c h a d v fm tout Mr. Saylea vnou , p i tii** ctSirer *• l hat lie had br»h out- allhe detoed to te»-t-lmhOy.' ''A c t fc.irlond I rilgiifc Witii tiiat —-d littie'rod, hefld ’ ’priesotst,’’ COlittptted the speaker; '‘a-; Hi>«ai-ri:Hristol was s\ti>rrV iipvt H° room fa ll of-railroad detectives, aps-itius to weave th e h w o b m-onnd this l it t le

llPVt.s a ' v F r e d ilovvn toten i n tho: evening a b o n f e f i H o , w e n t to U t i c a ,at 8 -33 i r i i d rotnriled at 2 : 2 1 . H o g i> t home nt f i v e o r ten iiimutes after threo. Fred

.■ tens I m b t ' d -then. The W i t u e s s wont to b e d a b n n t U :8 » . .■ :

. ,o Du tire: cross-examination the wit nesso f w - i l k c s — W i l k : e 9 , ‘ ‘t h e g a m h l e i ' ' ’ a s h o < g a i d h e d i d n o t say a n y t - l i i i i f r w h e n the c a l l e d h i t o . — n u f f s a f d - h e could1 h o t u n - ofilror d t e m o a b o n t his* b r o t h e r h a v i n g

d e r s t a n d w h y I f i l k e s h a d b e e n s c h o o l e d [ b e e n o n t- a l l ; n i g h t .

toy irijd throw off tiiij blame frfitotho railroad company ,why teas it arqpufcable attorney was not pennittcd' to1 be ireserit?’ ’ V- : " "

Mr. SoaHe ncrt thok up the testimanv

to sOch outragfifixispeijnny, “ Unless Mr. Klook wanted to impeach t-h© cojifOsaion I don’t see, said tho speaker, ‘ ‘ w hy ho put it . in.. Is there any body Who ■wonld take the life o f a cat because of anything such a,w ii ness • » W ilkes said?’ If so, ho wduld duf lage lita own judgm ent.”

H er6 M r S ea ilo road from the. coafes- 8i©na staiement an which Hildreth said he bought a boot black s Rtrmdtera.litfl© ' ‘ ' oil

U r . J J . E . W o t m o r e , j a i l p h y s i c i a n a t

, U t h ' a , t e s t i f i e d t h a t F r e d B r i s t o l d i e d -o f

( K 4 i i s u n i p f i o n , t h a t , h a d p r o b a b l y b e e n

r a n n l i i g s i x m b n t h s o r a y e a r .

R e c e s s . ' - .

:“ ¥ e will show yon * said Mr. Searle,, “tbat- this boy w as alw ays k in d ly o f heart, W e Will show that his toother died w hen ho a baby ; that ho w as lame for homo tim e and has alw ays been ■Vfcakly’ in body' V t4 w ill show that ‘When he hved »n a farm the chickens ateddrigeahd hfirsos a ll loved: him. He never took I ff0 , he alw ays told - the

tja./ F e r r y z i H ild ic th ’s au n t, w h o ite/cotn-ii w p s .m uon ^affected b y liis

v ijr d ? , h n d th e abeais fre q u e n tly ro lled d dteii b ® fcheeks. H H d re th p a lto r d b w n lit h to .ri|te ir:te itli h is ; fa c e p a rtly csenv cth led bu t^dK l n o t a p p e a r-to b e in a n y

1 ^ he- firgt wifeneiss fo r the defense was Steii.ff. W'eaver, who testified that the e law b n fw eiR h ril 25>^ponnds, the t-bree long "wrenohea Y pounds tt ounces, ? potMidB, 7 poumls 7 ounces ftepectively, T h e an gle plates, woiglied S3 en d 83 jporoida respectively. The defondant w eig lis l i e potoilsi and h e Is fi feet and 1 Inch fa ll. j* M r s . Je n n ie Oixfyor, w h o w a s ch a in -

b o r m a td a t th e T e m p e ra n c e H otel a t the

vary, isata-

littie advance oyer quotatfons. * Oream- ©ry western extras Iff*, firstfi 44 ! ) al'fi, sec-

■ ends litoihT thirds llal2;|‘ ergarietty state:1 nnd Ppiinsylvania.extras Iii ’ MnF".; state ila ily half 1 fx jtfi? loa1:., fixsts: l3al4, seconds l i a l 2 ;..-XWLdr t u l j s riticd'tiohs fafiey 1-itialfi, j firsts 1 8 a l 4 , seconds l l a l 2 ; tubs, thirds j 16 ; old state d a iiy tubs or f ir id l® 8al f .' Cheese—Choice new cheese is at fu ll I prices but a rriv ihg Vparingly; large -..white meeta with' most attention. Old■ ch(><\«p in rfioderatfi sale and steady for the best. , -New cbetoe— tote, fu ll creaih , . large clioiee white b '.,a? ,. good to prime ; cl^ ’uai" 7'»aS, colored choice'Th,, good to p rim e'7 a s m a l l colored choice SaS'*,,, white choice SaS'.j, light skims choice 5h,att,

Ea r t .skims good td prime 4a5, common to lir 2a3, full skim s 2a2!s .

j Old eheeBe-^Mtefffcdhcrtoto-'Mri^dfflH'' j made faney 9Wto!i4, choipe H^aOt^ . ’gpod j to prime. Sahifi, common ;te fa ir 6a7, largo summer m ade ehoice.;7a7L2 ,' coin*Civil 8er\ice Extetifiton.

W ^HirofloN, M ay 6 -^Tb© long talked ! o f extension 6f Civil servieernjesi whicli -I - # 9 ^ fa®. sumnieitakes in e h io f c ierfa and S l y a ll tho -Ihigh grade depaxtment oBlces, so as to . f v 'w . s k yh ™ ? „ ?, H ,? ’ prevent th eir removal except for cause, I Ooof mmou pidme 8a4)a ,fa li skims teas-trigned b y the JEteesideiJfc tQilay* It is ; 4 . * • . , - -

5Si j . S tc ia o n G o t a l l - o f t h t I t« a3 mu© P e v ; j ' ' « o n a l P r o p e r ^ .

; -|Tmy Y obk, M ay 6,-rA--Bosba, Mas?., special sayB : T h e w ill of Jo k n Stetson h a s been fcnind. I t reads aa fflnows ; I g ive and bequeath to m y wfifeiOatlierino ‘S . Steteofi, m y entrro real eetate and pcis .soiial property. ‘ . -

■WitaesHes, , J ohn Sib t b o n .' GHtiA’A . BAtTEE, - - ’* - ■

l-v O. C3; L & l e y , 1 ■/’ '- 'Y '; '"4 This wns dated A p ril 16, two d ays be­foro ho died. . - .fl- A t a la te hour last-, night cam e the

j ttio't startling of all the sensational'tiihda^to 'nunOTs o f this strange and couiphcated.

firkin tubs Mrss Stetson did *ot dxo a naturaldeath. Shefioniniitted suicidle. So said rumor. 7 And still it was more thanmore r im o r ; it-was., stated as a positive fact b y a w ell known actress, wbd is a friend, o f the fam ily a n d , conversant w ith th© inside facts.- She is a woman of nnques- tioned totegrity and high standnng, She refuses: to givo her name for publication. She says Mrs. Stet-son comxuitfceil ani-

died in terrible convulsions. T he prostration whioh w as ,publicly

stated as the cause o f her contiuexnent to the house after the funeral o f her hus­band was not th eordinary nexvotis p r tration caused b y^grief at ih e tLeatii off her husband: I t w aa far w o rse than that. - , ,

According to this frien d of the fam ily the incidents afe the deathbed, o f Jo h n Stetson and those immediately follow ing caused M rs, Gteteon to teke heir jbten Ijfe*, Joh n Sfcetson,whdle dying , h ad confeesod to her that she teas net M slc g o l w ife ; that there w ere others tehoso claim to that title wtom crtewtodtlraahearfi, ,

estitoiatedl t h o t about 80,000 ofileials are iricludoflin itepioviBiofis. V

Th© new rules cover all employes ex-A Dui'erlar Ganght.

Ilooni.sTER, M ay 6 .—Officer Shepard ,. - . . . «, ** .eaiighi- » B uiglto tost night who hadceptiux thoso requiruig coiifli’niation by broken into the store o f John Foster, a t the senate and mere workmen. E very - 1 pjo. 22 Elm street, and w as w orking at

Betweep- tiiese two totremesg<ms 1 tiie .combinatitin oh . th e ; safe," and by under c iv ilse rv ic e ,': .. . 1 qoick^ work got,..hito juBt; j f i : hqw*as"

olimbirig out o f a roar window. T fle teohld-be th ief |u rh s out to b e th e son of the proprietor. Officer Shepard noticed a light inside , the store and tried the door. , The light Was quickly extin­guished. Going td the rettf o f t ije storo tiie man jumped from a window into Shepard's araaa. M r. Foster* father ifci

IlUis Aqyc'rtlsed.

j Lostcoy;, M ay 'fi.ti-T^hdefs fo r stitoui- etes to.bnjtiseclin tfie qfcw; fcrapsAtladitic service, between G reat Britain and the Dominion of CairadA, Were advertised fo r in tho. Lohdon newspaperl tlllB morn­ing. In response ’to the advertisem ents. , . _ , . , --------- . ^0. nuiribor of interested persons applied borgtoir, says Sunday the b oy h|ft a t theUttaadidu. office today for infer- .mt-mhtiftw a^; to the conditions governing the aequisition o f veBtels b y tiie mana- gera offtho new enterprise.

Oa for Eurotm.Niirvv Y oRK, M ay tt.—PciTy BelraonF

fteilcd for Rvirope today on tho stcan’.erNow York.

I

home and did not return tilt Monday maniing. They had some word* in the

.................................... fix teeeyouiigstore on Monday, whereupon man pulled n revolvor and threatened kill Wm. They hod a long 9tm gg before, he was .disanued The*© wfts a targe tom 6f mriuey to tfiesafe. Of tbas the sen was aware. Yeung F o ste r . is thought to be' insane, as he h as acted s trangely fo r some tune.

B e c e ip ta a n d E x p c n i l l tw e * . -‘ -A lb a n y , M ay G*—The Bbetoa Ss Al*

bauy ra ilroad com pany, for t&Bqulsrter ended M arch 81 last, reports: GreMtotn-

•5 ; , , ■ .Aim to o k o o c « io * ii

n,m iw l» h r o # «

tho fffnfc stM M 'hKfji. p t t t i e d l^ tM nvaatoonv te h i® lp 9 ra a « ’ttp teifftt ’ *»■ lfcyareaetfiing dow ntnifci BdontiOtoi end tiivo r,j m m m l f . jtxdgmont. 'Wv'riUMeN' fltolip. Yfetidto th at a tu r it iiA i aaflatafc . ersl, ao. n ffttoL >*6 © Itow slk ./ ^ o r m botoiw* tft.

oariplalLeSl^frcrn the- oo&tegfc .In Belvaftof .ih etecsk tfatgr ten

In f f i k U « jb®rshij() v n t o tS o is off »>

s a e a w M f**1hi' 19M, W i ...

l ; an inqr«Me off iE T p i i i yoaw - ■': ■; *.- H ew Y o rk stetete&li Ifc h to -lo m untoto«I»fl -. w ith ix iite .bogdhto tt ia k Ij lo w irig w a d te to F a fii ^ ^ . W oodW ff in. _ ^

and iteriW m6aifoixK.teis m

and- Aunmrioan htoitikpGM M ftj thew tetld. O nr w o ci , league, and every c r» m ’ .eteitt-itto to h tokuffi A m erio m p tA p e teSB M * i

Wrtoofcotffop _____ . r ____ __spcilKDleri ana-masfiL©- .

"Mr.- ¥<tedruffto rtepote teffifc.l cexvodt =— -•*-— ’*-—:

C has MorrmiHowiud^yeW ttocr 4 Baltim ore Reftnto Lea«to* S dress on the re o e to w fo !*-: n n g ua Baltunttrt. •:

‘ T hew orkofY Sfc ,<)li texnitterce” WMtiae

1 . Jfih n sriu ,!Thqe. I F ed or*..JM ecr gfr iioootihe adopfctoani'tewrieerofdttfr*1’ : ‘ ^

‘edototloa o f Olet&lttWf, vv. 9

. _ . ,702,586;; operating. 1 3 8 5 , 0 5 6 i net earatogil ^ S 1?,** fixed charges $148,168; » ® haoom.e

Soma OontuMtors

N EteA R K jM ay^—2 bnildiiig oontrtoteretj j, peaitera' demands fcmrl* f&76 p et d a y thi/t m 1 th ei,3^ 3trto )to i stato" Board df Bring fcheetrji^ to jm

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,359 ; cashfln hand $1,049*487 f prtoflt and loss (surplus) $183,049. T h e n?fctiu*» come for the same quarter last y e w wns$558*197* , • , t -'J ; ‘ 1 /

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