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Show COSDEXSED MAIL NEWS. Minister DeLing returns to Japan eta San Francisco, on the 1st proximo. Several branch societies of the Internationals In-ternationals have just been organized in Washington. The gossips attribute prince liis-marek's liis-marek's "poor stale of health" to inordinate in-ordinate indulgence. 1 Ion. Kraslus Coming's estate is valued at over $1,000,000. He was one of the richest men in the State. Nine homicides are reported in and about New York on Tuesday, three of them wife-murders, from intern por-anee. por-anee. ; Prominent politicians in Connecticut feel assured that general llawley will be the next U. S. senator from that State. Col. A. K. MeClure is mentioned as the probable liberal Republican candidate candi-date for governor of Pennsylvania. The Democrats will probably make no nomination. Rev. Myram D. Wood, who wasl convicted of seduction, at Atlanta, was sentenced on Wednesday to ten: years imprisonment in tho peniten tiai-y. Tho New York Evening Post accords ac-cords to Aimco a voice fresher than Nilsson's, and more spontaneous acting than auy other prima donna ever exhibited. ex-hibited. Miss Kmily Woodford, an aged maiden lady living near Pittsburg, is to be put. in the lunatic asylum for suing all of her acquaintances for defamation. de-famation. The New York World says that Marshall O. Roberts and A. T. Stewart Stew-art are reported to have expressed their intention of attending the Cincinnati convention. A pitiful sight was witnessed at T.1 . A 1- i,iuiiujpuii, im.j iweuuv- woman was found dead in her bed, with her ; little child fondling the body and trying try-ing to open the mo'her's eyes. Senator A. K. MeClure, J. K. More-bead, More-bead, judge Pettis, Darwin Phelps, general 1!. Irwin, J. M. MeClure, and' general Joseph Cake, all of Pennsylvania, Pennsylva-nia, will attend the Cincinnati convention. conven-tion. A parent has sued the New York health department for $10,000, for damages for forced vaccinntion of his child, charging, first, assault upon his child; second, introduction of scrofula in its system. A Maine sheriff', who had a writ to serve, ascertained that tho defendant was dead, and, tossing the paper over the wall of the cemetery, he made return re-turn upon the writ that he bail left the summons at his last and usual place of abode. One assertion made in the Evans investigation in-vestigation report to the Pennsylvania legislature, is that $30,000 of the percentage per-centage taken was used to pay for a life of governor Geary, and in the endeavor en-deavor to establish a daily paper in Harrisburg, to advance his aspirations to the Presidency. |
