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SPEECH NJ Nh. JOURD/M
Mrs. Ttp Lissls Wss's Aesuss Aia, anA II
Tee Late - Gss Ttp LsekeA Up.

Johnny Jourdan, bank sneak, stepped
nimbly to the bar In the Yorkville Police Court
yesterday His head seemed just 10 have left
BARRIERS hands. His dark clothes fitted his
slender figure perfectly. Amounting band on.
cIrcled his Derby hat He set Msacca cane
against tho railing. and curlod his brown
moustache. Detective Rogers said:
Mrs. Lizzie Little Of "a Lexington avenue.
who charged Jourdan in her house yesterday
with robbins her Of 500 bill. Is not In court
70 make complaint This 10 twloe she has failed
read ~ the nexsppspsTs thi; ;,| %9Srning"
was s Ss Policeman Johnson. you locked
IN JYS s.. yonr d MnnsIys su ."
Well. you make complaint against him
IN sna W hc cnf rhs DC
Listen to me, Justice. said Jourdan. The
Having me arrested was drunken freak Of
Mrs. Litues. could sum mon q lady who made
viii yn o f ss s S S
ladies l.sl about !ssil,yins e court. ,%Hsn
So s my S' Witness Jesse" send Tor OF me- sSs SAID and
rsed rxH Il hss s%y "n
the charge. assure you. I've been locked up
hours spd ioe greatly tho close con-
In the afternoon Policeman johnson brought
to court Mrs. Little. who is otherwise known as
Black Lena. She Ia q big black browod woman.
She wore a black silk dress and poke straw
hat. Ono of hor arms was bandaged, and the
other carried q camers hair shawl. When she
lift her veil she showed q bruised face.
- lent him the money" she said
don. yqu make GSmp plant against Jourdan ="
why did you lie to the policeman 2" de-
manded Justice German.
Can't get q warrant for my husband 2
asked Mrs. Little, without noticing the Courts
question, He shot at me month ago. Last
Why didn't you appear against him at Es-
sex Market 2" asked the Court.
was too lame to get up early. and when
reached court he had been discharged"
Justice German told her to apply for war
Inspector Byrnes had sent word that the
police had no complaint to make against him
ton iConn Bank That little ' mat tne HE In.
spector reported. had been adjusted.
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Inror~er Casey Co.fe.ses Pe.,.ry.

LONDON. Aug. 9.-Informor Casey. tho chief
wtnes for the Crown In the prosecutions against the
Aaamtrasna murderers has been induced to make
confession. II Casey's testimony that Nyes
and Joyce were convicted The informer went volun
tary before tho Archbishop Of Tusm recently and said
that all tho testimony he had given at the trial was
false and had been for pay The Archbishop spoke
e Casey ct the duty Of reparston with such effect that
Der Of gentlemen Invited to assemble at the Arch
bshnps residence in TuHm last Thursday hear this
cnnfessi0n Casey frankly said that services were
Tor the purpose Of eonvotnx Nyes Joyce and
Casey averred compelled Him to swear az he did against
these pisoners although he himself to do
testimony was directed were innocent William o'Brien
before Parliament week aud il the basis for
demand tor judicial inquiry.
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN,

Police Commissioner Sidney +. Nichols. who is III from
heart disease gets no better.
Judge Van Brunt has granted absolute divorce TO
Jennie Weston Hunt from DE Forest Hunt.
J.B. w-The Great Eastern last arrived In New York
on April o. 1867. fourteen days from Liverpool.
while ths schooner quckstep was anchored on Yoi.
kers yesterday, Albert wilder young German sailor
Jumped overheard In q nj aud was drowned.
william Buss who WAS arrested on SUNDAY OH the
steamship Cny Of Chicago on tho charge Of committing
forgsries nt Msnnhei Germany. was sent back Ger
many yesterday.
Seventeen Judgments entered by confession yes
terday IN the County Clerks office. against Haisicd
Hzines 4 Co., who recently failed. The aggregate
amount " them 10 $374 OJ8il.
Dr. J. Dudley Kennedy while cra1ed with liquor made
such disturbance IN his boarding house, at AZ Mae.
donegal street, Yesterday, that he was arrested Al
Jefferson Market lie wan committed for examination.
group Of soldiers Examining q revolver at the
recruiting rendezvous, l74 Hudson street. yesterday
morning when u exploded In the hands OF Soldier I'd.
injurns hin, slightly. Ahern committed TO aw ali
the result Of Kramer's injuries
Dinsrs out will ind the open air garden
Hotel Royal cafe delightfully."- cooi-Aaa
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JUsTUs sCnwAB PAYS THREE FINES
Socialists May Print N fsstSs, hut Muss
beware Where They Pest Them.


beware Where They Post Them.
Yellow-maned Justus Schwab, in busi-
ness suit Of black and gray. paced up and
down the Tombs corridor half an hour yester-
day morning waiting for Theodore Zetzecr
Adolpb Nelson. and Ambrose Watselich to be
arraigned. These were the three young mon who
were arrested on Friday night for placarding
tho Bowery with mRnifostos Of the Interna-
tional calling on worknRmen to initiate tho
example OF Schumacher who murdered
bunker and broker. and was hanged In Vi
enna on Friday
Finally the cases we're called and Schwab on
tered the court room. Ono OF tho prisoners de-
munded to know on what charge he had been
arrested.
Violating corporation ordinance by post
said the Clerk.
The three prisoners smiled. The violent Ian
guage OF the manifesto. 1t apparently surprised
them to learn. WAS no matter. Justice White
looked the men over and asked them who In
structod them to distribute the circulars.
did. said Justus SchwRb.
Tho prisoners ussented. They said, how
ever That Mr. Schwab did not toll them TO pla-
card tho pillars OF the elevated road. That was
wrinkle Of their own. They did not know 1t
was violation Of law, however.
Justice White said he would fine tho prison.
ers each S., They turned to Mr. Sch wab and
he disbursei SIG and took the threo young men
nWAY with him.
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Mss YAx vEKDkN EyECrED.
XnsulteA % German ~ the Keeper sS . Les
lsiasa Bsarasag Hsuse.

IeuAeo bonraoae Hsuses
Augustus Wolf IL ship carpenter at Great
Neck. Long Island. and his wife owns and runs
large boarding house on the Gill; Last week
Miss Emily Van verden took board with Mrs.
Wolf. and paid . weok In advance. Miss Van
verden received calls from young drug clerk.
and young boardor In tho house was worry at
tsntive to her a. we'll. Mrs. Wolf was opposed
TO tho state OF things because. she said. Miss
Van verden was married. The young lady said
she was not. On tho third day Of Miss
Van verdons stay the affair reached .
climax. when Miss Van verden. being In
the parlor with the drug clerk turned tho
key in tho door so that. the other boarders
could not get In. Sho anid she. did so 20 thwart
the inQulsitiveness OF Mre. Wolf. The latter
eaid II was an outrage, and ordered Miss Van
Yerden TO leave. Miss Van Verden wanted back
the money which she had paid In advance. and
Mr.. Wolf said he wouldn't give II 70 her. but
that II her husband camc for 1t he might have II.
guago. in which Mis- Van verden. as she al
Isges. was abused In tho vlest terms. and final
" assaulted and turned out OF doors by Mrs:
Wolf and her husband. The couple were lined
tl6 each BY Justice Morrell OF Manhasaett. and
arc now locked 10 In Long Island City jail
with two civil suits for slander and assault yet
pending against each Of them. with an aggre-
gate demand for 900 damages. Bail on the
Jour charges was liked at q. 1872 which the
Mise Van verden Is mistaken about the as
sault. and that tho translation OF the German
conversation has made the epithets used sound
much harsher than they did In the original.
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DALLAS. Aug. "a double murder was COM
mlttcd near Arlington twenty miles Of Dallas at
about O'Clock this morning. A man named Lind.
say. bachelor 81 years OF age. while under the inu
ence Of liquor. deliberately shot and killed his step
father anil his serpiser aud attempted TO Kill hts
orother who ecaptl TO Arlington, mile distrnt, and
murder another sister mart ID woman with one child
but she escaped bushes and the balls he after
highly respected bu poor man. about 90 wears Of
tescue wealthy citizen OF Turrant county. No JASON
IL assigned the Of tragedy
n pursut
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COMPLAINTS BIZ THE sH11uKEcKED.
Passengers by the Amsterdam say They Were
III Treated gu Sable lslaad.


HALIFAX, Aug. 9.-Lishthouse Inspector
Hutchins has gone to Sable Island to inquire
into the report of improper treatment by the
people on the island OF tho unfortunate pas
senscrs Of the steamship Amsterdam. wrecked
there week ago. 1t is alleged by some OF the
passengers that. although the supply Of food
they received after being landed was INSULT
Gent n portion OF 1t was deliberately taken
away T., lr9n them by the islanders. Besides this
island nile visiting tho stranded steamship for
the rurpose OF procuring provisions FOX those
on shore got drunk before they returned and
that another crew which went off to the ship at
tho same time got into a similar condition and
had not re;9rned to the island when the New
passengers. who were the last to abandon the
Ship are charged by snloon passengers with
breaking Into trunks and stealing clothing and
jewc!ry.. The saloon passengers say that fears
OF creating trouble deferred them from making
S2.mpIn95 Or trying to regain their property:
the island is complained OF.
The Amstcrdam's cabin passengers will
reach the Grant Central Depot New York. at $50
this morning. md the steernge passengers Will
arrive BY the Fall River boat tomorrow.
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she Attempted her astonishing fsats she 10
now heartily accepted Several dramatic
critics are discussing with much vehemence
the question whether Kissing in theatre Ia or
10 not legitimate expression OF tho feelings
OF an audience. Labby declares his adhesion
to the statement that English actors and &C.
tresses have much to learn from Americans.
Mr.. Whistler has added another TO his many
audacious sayings. One Of his sycophants
lately declared that therc had been only two real
painters In the history Of the worldwide.
Qu-z and Whistler. The thankIess rstort was
Why drag In velasqusz ?"
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LOSSES BY FIRE

Dellingers Touring mill 10 Greene Iowa was burned
on Friday night. Loss. $4,000.
The Phisdelphis and Reading Railroad car wheel fac
tory was burned down yesterday. The loss 10 $1,000
The planning mill and box factory Of Henry Gauss 1
aons In y Louts. were burned yesterday morning
caused loss Of t25,0Ob.
The lard refinery In Omaha, ot which James e. Boyd
10 President. WAS burned Yesterday morning, The
works had Just been sold 70 Fairbanks Co. OF Chicago
Loes e+O UO.
The Columbian mill at Rouhbrdse. hass. with OF CO.
boarding house and tenement house were burned BY
Q supPosed incsndiAry IRE Yesterday morning. The
mill had 000 spindes 81 cotton and employ % hands
IL was owned Aud leased by Providence paftisA
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Hunt -Philadelphis.
I.SD2 wallace street.

sn0sheT part 81 the trunk WSs
trunk bearing similar msrks. -,
My attention was first attraeted TO the
by seeing an immensS s swarm 81 flies settling
some time Sqt Idid rot know where i came
mistaken now. What is going f to be done about
~ understand that The police. say that Il is
HH the s HeaS 1. tRst ss
duty Of the police. Apyyay, II seems that It
w Be s u esTs pR ul bShSa b
w. This Z al wrong" ssiS man with brown
sIa { the murdofOrs got two good daysto
The porters gave tho suspicious trunk q
vide berth. and the policeman on guard went
the sas sn ste
porter had Just Caught hold Of ' Il whom large
SSsss AID # i brown st5Esw ISt BANDED out from
called for the trunk and its companion.
The baggage agent motoned to the assistant
hgSn hS 70 eIsam
gage room, where there were a lot more 20
r.ease point out your trunks." said the
baggage master. solemniy.
That's one OF them"
Mrhe 6asga S master nodded to FEIsensn
young woman picked outthe othor trunk and
'"'i want them both to go to phila dolphis ON
the 4 o'clock train this afternoon"
Yer VERY sorry" said Policeman Nc Adam but
'e9s 81 70 os nqak sad the young
EEyerybody Looked at everybody olse. and tho
IT must be opened. 1t smells worry bad"
With great reluctance the young woman took
and unstrarped tho trunk and pulled BACK tic
iron ra ,h ThHm M yGItnhG w9m1n put the
viii to dsa"ee ans lRo
ss sss%sn sS Of 0 The sop hs
one OF which was for a bonnet In tho bonnet
fsSSmphr rH we're seysrnl dozen seq urshins
compartment were lot Of sea crabs also dond.
h!ong with the sea crabs were neat pair OF
.'shut up tho trunk" said McAdam.
had no idea that tho sea crabs and urchins
am Mt s sIa an the 81
and my sister and were down at XnnisIuam.
which is three miles from Gloucester. Mass.
phia. and were taking them home to use az
illustrations ~ the natural history class.
uh nsy fe IN the W. put them
we're were Dry; Now thoy arc Of no Use as ilustra.
".Tli have to .aks you before tho Captain"
violated the law"
Just then Capt Gast'in and four moro no.
licemen came in aud ordered that tho trunk be
sent zen to The oflnl dock, at the foot Of West
rolled outside and put on an eSrrcss wagon.
Before it went away Miss Hunts sister ap.
peared and asked Miss Hunt where she had
nrchins, and crabs she went with her sister to
the offal dock to look aftor the safety OF their
to philadelphta
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A Csre.e... Jury J..,,r, 81. I.yaes,nx.

ANERICUs. Ca. Aug. 9.-The Coroners jury.
which has been wrestling with the Of Aaron Coach
man, who was ynched In Early county, has returned
the following unique verdict:
I'VE. the Jury summoned by the Coroner Of Early
county to sit inquest upon the body OF Aaron Coach
deceased after fully investigating aud hearing the
evidence therein md that the said Aaron Coachman
to his death BY being killed by the citizens Of
sccount Of the crimes Of the said Aaron C9achsn for
IN sttept to commit rape on respectable white
man, ana for committing rape on ooorsd woman, and
for burning the dwelling house Of citizen II said
ty We the Jury Aforesaid. therefore md the killing Of
the said Aaron Coschnan to be 1usinsbie homicide"
The verdict signed by tho Coroner and twelve VI the
MeAlthieaS citIzens Of the county.
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sailed NyltAeut Re.en.te,u.

The Anchor limo steamer Devonia sailed at
73o yesterday morning This 10 the steamer which
there much discussion because Noses Rosensten
alleged pauper migrant showed his ability 10 for
himself by Jumping to the pier and fleeing from the city
before Emigration Commissioner stephenson could get
him and return him TO Europe. Tho Secretary Of the
Treasury gave orders that clearance papers should he
refused to the Derona unless nsten was returned
but the matter compromised BY tho agents OF the
line ewing bonds that Hosensten should not bee
public charge. When the agents ere asked yesterday
II the trouble had ceused any falling OF in the amount
Of the steamers cargo they replied that freight
had been offered than she could carry.
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LONDON. Aug. "a group OF Partisan capt.
tsiists headed by ~ Frsycinet will joiu with the Rus
sian concessoatres In constructing railway from the
Caspian Sea to Bussorah, on the Persian Gulf. The
and the Shah Of Persia will support tho scheme
coneeionaires II Is intended By this create
through route between England ana India which can
work will be completed in three years The news Of
this project 10 exciting opposing English schemes look
Ing 70 the construction Of railway In the valley OF the
kuphrAtea - "
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WARRINGTON. Aug. 0.-Secretary Frelinghuy-
sen has received from Minister Norton At Paris an ae
count Of the ceremonies at the presentation Of the Bar
thoid statue to the United States on July< AZ the
close Of the address the Official deed Of prs4sntaon
signed by the President II the Chamber OF Deputies ana
Mr. yal a. fs,ry !" ,hn mime Of France ,Sd X
and Mr. De Lafayette and o,hsrs signed he document
witnesses The deed Of has been forwarded
70 the Department etsts tor preservation In the
tona .rehvea ~ Morton says the labor q taking the
statue down for shipment to America will require 81
least three months
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A Black smith Bird.

Il have the only blacksmith bird In this
country said the keeper of restaurant in Fulton md
Middagh Streets Brooklyn Yesterday, he pointed at
creamcoored bird about the size Of dove hanging In
wooden cage against the WALL and Intellectually trying
hop some pnrt Of II that was free from flies II
bought piek from man who got him In Son,i America
last fall. lie IS and pocket pistol for the bird
after the natives had spent fortnight In the woods
The man sold 1t to me for $40 The bird il called
blacksmith for the that he makes noise like
that Of bis ksmth pounding on an anvil and some.
his wings. lis will begin to sing in day OF two"
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Mrs. Charlotte Halras OF 80 Avenue d Is SO
years old She attempted to cross Beekman street at
the corner OF Park row, yesterday at She lost
self she grssped the bride rens OF one OF the horses
driven BY Frank iass Of 1871 East Houston street The
horse plunged forward striking her In the forehead with
its hoof She fell under the fore wheels which passed
over her left leg and cHuseh compound fracture She
was taken to the Chambers Street Hospital IL feared
that she will die. hass was arrested.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. a.-Thc case OF Carney.
an alleged pauper brought to this country in the steam
ship Furnessta and now detained by the Commissioner
O. Emigration at New York has been presented TO
Minister that Carney he released from custody The a.
plichtion Is based the ground that he NOT paupsi
s sna e friend. e Carney y rhIadeha q
until he can secure employment The matter has been
rsferred 20 the Comm issioners OF Emigra at New
their report - 1880 ''''' w '>''" W.
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LYONS, N. Y. Aug. 0.-The remains OF Private
VIM, A. Ellis Of the dead Of the Greely expedition.
have arrived a. the village Of Clyde this county where
his mother. Mrs. George vanderpooI resdes snedaker
depot and escorted them Ess late residence Many
nsss have been At hAfmast In the village to-day In
Sunday afternoon Maple drove Cemetery with mil.
T. FAX ton and the Rev William Watkins win I'D
drsrses Ut the grave subscription has been started to
hers
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Wagon 900 OF tho American Express Company
whried out OF Nassau street and into Printing House
square at Is minutes past o'clock yesterday afternoon
Nearly opposite Tnk Sun office smoo faced young
with hickory shirt darted under thsorse head The
horse swerved the front wheel of the wagon knocked
the man down. and the horse struck him on the head
with it's hoof Rsi dashed away. The mGu lay mo.
tonless with blood flowing from cash his head.
He picked up and carried into the hall OF Tng Srs
building and he was still unconscious when an nnhu.
lance took him of to the Chambers Street Hospital lie
recognized as Peter McCabe. Ills reALeice Is not
known. His skull IL probably fractured.
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William g. BEDFORD OF 700 Chapel street. New
Haven. weildressed young man. sat on the steps at
Invent, street and Eighth yesterday
Ing seemingly in great pain. Policeman Barclay spoke
to him. Redford kept both hands tightly cIssped
biz left breast I'm In q very bad wsy"hs moaned.
all water from my chest down My heart has been
gradually slipping down into the water and when gets
there III lose Il sure. It's too bad too bad"
In Jefferson Market he made the same plant to Justice
Power, and committed for examination into his
sanity lie left the court still pressing his ride
aud looking behind him to that his heart had not
fallen out
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LONDON. Aug. 9.-Gillig's American Exchange
once In Liverpool robbed last night by bursiars
who carried Oh the showcase containing the specimen
letters Of credit all the cancelled drafts which were
lying In the window for exhibition. The cancellations
on many Of the drafts were made In such way TO
leave their obserstion nAar for experta and
The police hone OF the burglars attempts
10 pass eOns of the stolen drafts.
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M,lls H utslas Dewn.

FALL RIVER. Aug. "a general shut down
Of all the cotton mills here has been decided upon and
will begin Monday. The only mills approving Of
shut down the Border City. Pocasss King Philip
likely that they will stop within week The cause Of
the closing OF the mills IL dunsss OF the print MARKET
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A suspscssA PIos q Bur. Vienna.

LONDON. Aug. 9.-Vienns 10 almost In state
panic consequence Of the large number Of serious
nres which have recently occurred there Hardly .
day passes without some notable connagraton. and tho
connected With each nre indicate that II
10 OF Incendiary origin The police believe there 10
widssUSrsd cospirasy 10 burn the buildings Of the
csps they yet been unable to capture tho
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Cattle D,.ca.s Ia P.ansy,v..,..

LANCASTER. Aug. "a peculiar disease was
discovered among = drove OF cattle in East Donegal
township this county several days ago. and the atten.
OF Agriculture and Dr. Bridges Of PhiadepLis STATE
Veterinary Surgeon was called tothe fact they visit.
ed the herd yesterday and decided that several
were suffering from Texas fever.
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Royalty and Nobility In Newport.

NEWPORT. Aug. 9.-The Princess Dadian,
Count PourtAlss, Baron do Fskenbourg and Lord and
Lady Exmouth are all here In few days Lord and
Lady Churchill will arrive; Mr. Howard Vincent OF
his beautiful young bride. He intends goiig through
the State institutions In Providence.
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Bsss..'s Heavy Tex Rate.

BOSTON. Aug. 9.-The city tax levy this year
will Be Ut en- 1900 increase Of e2oe last
ysars rate IL 10 the largest rate levied here. The
valuation Of property By the s.ss:.ors -
soaaL soo-loss, ~ 500; total. sssa ooo
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Preparing for tho wo-ld'. Fair.

COL F. @. Morehead. Commissioner General
Of the New Orleans Worlds Exposition Of 1884, 1885,
has established headquarters at rooms as and 81,
Stewards building Broadway and Chambers street His
plan while here VIII DO to- keep IN communication with
treat with those Who desire to exhibit goods.
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D.v"' Say. he Is Not ~s War with Parnei,.

BOSTON. Aug. IA letter has boon received
by John Boyle o'Rely from Michael Davitt denying
that he In at war with Mr.. Parneli Mr. Davitt says:
There IL no war between Mr. parneii and myself No
letter IL an unfreIdy nAture has passed
u.s. nor has line upon any subject been exchanged dur.
Ing the last twelve months have never either In pub
lie o. or letter or IN private discussion
sation spoken Of Mr. Psrnel except in terms OF re.
ppecL"
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Thanks to Swimmer Won schosnIng.

Several persons who were eyewitnesses OF the
rescue Of Warden Fnn's by Ernest won sehocnlng
from drowning ut Bath L. l., Aug g. have sent let
ter To- TuK sun In which they give him credit having
performed a perilous task and noble deed" Won
Rchoening has rescued Ave persons at Bath this
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Ru,. ZsrsIIa 10 Lend on.

LONDON. Aug. 9-Sefor Gorilla. the Spanish
sgitaor IL In London. He denies having organized
military uprising In SPAIN having intrigued with the
garrison He Gays he has alton with any
persons SPAIN except the leaders OF the Liberals In