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Show LIGHTNING FLASHES. The Pope is reported slightly indisposed. indis-posed. The Ward island asylum investigation investiga-tion continues. Baron Hastings died at London, Monday night. During September the public debt was reduced $10,000,000. , It is rumored that Gambetta will be a candidate for the French presidency. Richard Tweed says the "Boss" has not fled. II; is expected home today. Tho New York Mozart Democracy havo nominated John McCool for mayor. Sumner's letter declining the nomination nomi-nation for governor has been received at Boston. The Fair verdict is severely commented com-mented upon by the press throughout the country. Es-consul-general Butler and Wad-leigh Wad-leigh are said to be in London under assumed names. The steamships " Brooklyn," "Frankfort," and "Assyria" have arrived ar-rived at Liverpool. F. W. Bird is expected to succeed Sumner as Liberal candidate for governor gov-ernor of Massachusetts. Two mutilated bodies were found hidden in a barrel in North Tenth St., Brooklyn, Monday night. A Paris dispatch says the Germans will evaouate the occupied districts of France sooner than expected. Pacific Mail was the great feature in yesterday's New York stock market It opened at 74, closing at 78. La Grave, who is said to have defrauded de-frauded New York merchants out of $600,000, has been arrested in southern south-ern France. The Republicans of the Lowell district, dis-trict, Mass., yesterday nominated E. R. Hoar for congress by 59 votes to 49 for Dr. Aver. The N;w York working men have nominated J. E. Burrill for supieme judge, judge DenniB for superior court. G. D. Bedford for city judge, and Charles S. Spencer for district attorney. attor-ney. Lord Rosedale in a letter condemns the conduct of the English representatives representa-tives at Geneva, He saya the interests inter-ests of the country were sacrificed to those of a cabinet. He demands a full explanation. In the United States court of New York yesterday judge Woodruff refused re-fused to consider an application of the Apollo Hall Democracy. He said he recognized but two great parties, those favoring and opposing the administration. administra-tion. The Cincinnati express east yesterday yester-day was thrown from the track near Philadelphia. The engine, tender and two express cars, were thrown down a twenty-five foot embankment. The engineer engi-neer and fireman were killed. Some person had removed several fish plates from the rails. |