The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-21
THE Blue NECK TIE MURDER.
Tho Papers before Conrress Courp eeous
Conduct OF the French Consul-Carap phic
Account Of the assassination.


Account Of the As assassination.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-0n Saturday the
Speaker laid before the House q communication
from Secretary Fish. with another batch Of CORE.
spondence upon the recent assassination Of Green.
waldth and the wounding Of his companions In Ha-
vans. There are quite number OF papers, but tho
substance OF all OF them has already been published
They include:
letter from Consul General Hall covering the
declarations Of the Consul General OF France Mr..
Halls second telegram TO tho Secretary Of State,
also pubshcdt q statement showing that Green.
wald was roughly treated after being wounded and
while being carrie to the Ceador Of the Baris state
ment by Mrs Graham Dunlop wife OF the British Con.
sui General who was eye witness OF the affair Q
letter nom the Political secretary ing that the
Casino Espahoi had opened subscription "in favor OF
eS on sunday and thsi there esop we're sussciSns
70 the @assssss' ass who had hid himself but was being
men were doing very we'll and ,essrSphie corre.pond.
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Kemp ofEew YORK. as to the nationality Of Green.
f. his ,dsy sy1s The Of
commted any oencs sSs,nst apy Sne but ~ ucc the
affair have learned that the fact OF my having three
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the courageous interference OF Marquis Zorbin
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without hav pg tried 70 defend him.
have male tins taicmsDt which accords in all par
ticularS with my remembrance, At the request of Mr.
Hall VICE Consul General OF the United States IN order
to serve hun, as n Just and proper.
(signed NJ. De zoRLIS zANsoN.
French Consul.
On the 18th inst, Secretary Fish telegraDhod to
the Consul General Of the North German Union,
New York, making Inquiries As to the nationality
OF Greenwad, and on the same day received tie
following reply:
" Mother and fathetin.iaw pretenn that he was al
American citizen. hut cannot produce papcrs ind
cate when he was nIturaized. His employers deny
this. and assert that he died Germ an subject"
The Consul General sent another telegram or the
same day saying
"Greenwald, who had changed his name from Grucn.
TAld, got passport nom the nessian Consul,
January 8, is5s' On the lace OF an aiiidsyit male
inS nnob same day thA' ,, he was subject OF the
BY th6 same Consul Dec II. dreenw presented him
sci with the old papcT without mentioning any change
IN Ills status lLc later passport was given, however
o. lsiahe, us IA, since turned out that he belonged
= that part OF tie Grand Duchy which forms part OF
the North German uiOn, and for whch the under.
signed ohcialos. n making inquiries ~ TO whether
Zenship. (signed,t JOHANNES ROSlNG,"
The correspondence sent In closes with telegram
rom Secretary fish TO Messrs. Laumaf'& Kemp,
saying that Green Nall went TO Cuba German and
their reply acknow lodging that he was German
and took Hrssian pas port out with him.
The Result of AcquittIng Perry,