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NKW YORK. April before the third trial of Xtb Patteraon for the murder of. Caeaar Young wa* Jourped for the day J. Morgan «c and hU wife wore takes from the Tomb* prison Into the courtroom. Their entry created oooewhat of a aenaattoD, and when the newt of their apitearance waa whispered about the Intereat of the spectator* left the central figure in the case and waa centered upon her relatives, who are accused of being parties to a conspiracy which; Mr. Band saya, resulted In the death of

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The Smiths took a deep Interest in the testimony as given by the wit on the stand, Edward J. Quinn, a detective attached to the Leonard street station, and it waa expected that they would be called after be bad finished to testify. At the conclusion of his testimony, however. Recorder Qoff dared an adjournment, and the curious spectator* were dlsai(pointed. Whether or not it Is her physical condition or fear inspired by the Insinuation contained In Mr. JUnd'a opening address that be has obtained evidence against J. Morgan Smith which Is unfavorable to her case. It Is very evident that the chorus girl’s composure In the present trial Is not the same as that Which was so marked In her previous appearances before the tribunals of Justice. When Hie revolver with which Caeaar Young was shot and his clothing with the bullet hole and red stained shirt waa exhibited as mute evidence of the tragedy she shuddered and hi her band, apparently unwilling to view the grewsome objects. While an unusually large assemblage of women spectators craned 1 necks in their eagerness to see and bear all that passed, the moat dramatic incident that baa yet occurred took place when Policeman Junior, by the A aid of a court officer, depicted the scene in the hansom cab on the morning of last June 4 when be opened the cab door and looked into the vehicle. < ' WQ BREAK IN WHEAT.

a r»U*OT*4 la chlaaaa Pit. CHICAGO. April 24.—Speculators are still excited over what waa one of the wildest sessions ever witnessed In 1 Chicago pit, when the bottom fell out of the daring deal In wheat for May delivery undertaken by John W. Gates and his associates. At one time prices showed a lorn of 11H cent* a bushel for the day, the price of the option being driven down in a tional rushes to 96^ cents per bushel. The closing quotation was $1 as against 41-28 a fCw weeks ago. -Hats and bod gle among the traders to aril the grain. The frenzied rush began with the sounding of the signal bell and lasted throughout the session, mated that 1.500,000 bushels were sold by one bouse alone The splendid crop prospect which forced the July price to a discount of 30 cents under the May price and practically wiped out all demand for dour -on the basis of the May price; the perverseness with which supplies of wheat In this and other markets remained liberal and finally the rash to this market from every point of tbe compass of good wheat whit* millers could not afford to grind, finally upset tbe calculatidaron which Mr. Gates and his friends had entered upon their deal.

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TRENTON, N. j„ April 25.—Governor 'Stokes appointed the commission provided for In Senator Hutchinson’s bill to recommend to tbe legislature any needed changes In the state’s Jodi-, clary system. The commission named consists of ex-Governor John W. Griggs, ex-Govern or Franklin Murphy, ex-Supreme Court Justice Rennet Van Sickle, Charles L. Corbin and John B. Hardin. All of these are lawyers excebt ex-Governor Murphy. Tbe commission is not limited in its Investigation, and the report may Include recommendations that would require constitutional amendments to pnt .tl Into effect or they may find that the needed changes caw no by statute. Edward Hilton, aged sixty years, of

PARIS, April 24.—Yielding to personal solicitations and representations of President Loubet and the leaden of the government, who declared that Ms retirement would be a serious national peril st this time, M. Delcasse advised Premier Roorter that he would reconsider and withdraw his resigna-

tion as foreign minister.

This was after strong assurances had been given to Mr. Deteasse that, the ministry was united in sympathy with and support of bis foreign policy. It was the intention to bold a cabinet council, at which- the united attitude of tbe ministry upon foreign questions would receive definite expression. However, M. Delcasse's personal conferences with MM. Loubet and Boovier made such an explicit declaration unneceasary, the proposed council was, abandoned, and Premier Bonvier went at 5 p. m. to the Elysee palace, where be annotmeed to M. Loubet that M. Delcasse would remain in-the cabinet In tbe course of the conferences between tbe president and MM. Bouvler and Delcasse the latter said tbs': be would retain the portfolio of foreign affairs only In case tbe entire cabinet approved of bis foreign policy, which he would carry out according to bis views. He added that the authority necessary to'carry on negotiations with tbe powers wss Ineffective If such negotiations led to reserves or divergences among tbe members of tbe cabinet Tbe pnrpsae of the Intended cabinet meeting was to remove every scruple In tbe mind of tbe foreign minister concerning the loyalty of the support given to him. The conferences accomplished the same object, showing that there wss no divergence of view, and in consequence M. Delcasse finally announced that be would remain.

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