Cuminnati. May 2K.^ Ex 1'ieasarrr^Louis Constans, of Newport, Ky.. waa tit-^da- indic'ci by ti e grand jury for em^^bezzlement, the amount lieiiig fixetl ^f 835,-^000. Kx ^Vy Clerk William F. McClure^was also indicted on u,,- same charge. Sur^^prise is felt in bo'h cases. Both men are of^high standing in the community and^neith. r had been suspecti d of any wrong-^| doing. Cor-Htan* admitted a shortage of^nesr'y 87 000, but seemed aaafaawt] when^shown a si...itag.- of *27,0nOin one omission^from his cash hook.
NotVet Out of the Woods.
London,May M. t*^ .standard's
The\ alkyrle Beaten.
London,May a*.^ There was another^race between tbe yacht* Valkyrie, Irex^and Yarana. The Valkrie was beaten by^both the other vessels. The course was^from Harwich to South End. The Irex^beat the Valkyrie auout half an hour in a^run oi thiee hours.
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judicialcharacter. The chambers had^no right or power to interfere. Consider- I^able debate and much confusion followed !^and DcCassaguac finally said if tbe depu^^ties retained any leeling of shame, courage^or duty they would vote to allow Laguerre I^to proceed with his interpellation. The^chamber, alter passing a vote censuring^DcCassaguac. proceeded with the order of^tbe day by a vote of SO* to 21r^.
FellIn a Flu
Washington,May 2h.^A gentleman^i named U. ^^ Hodge, of Bar Harbor, Maine,^while waiting in Ualfoid's room for a^chance to see the president to-day, was^taken sick and fell to tbe door in a faint.^Assistance was rendered him and when^sufficiently recovered be was removed to^bis rooms. It is understood he left a sick^bed to go to the white bouse and when in^^formed the president was Um^ much en^^gaged to grant h.m an interview to-day the^shock was so great that he ten in s tit.
