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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
THE SITUATION IN THE EAST.
irALY WANTS TO MAINTAIN THE 1NDEPENDE

ITALY WANTS TO MAINTAIN THE lNDEfENDhNOI
OF THE BALKAN STATES.
PEsTH Nov. est is stated that under pressure from
fhe German Polish members of the Austrian Deiega
top the Budget Committees report has been amended so
as TO contain censure of General kaubars ana 10 make
less ephatic the passage referring TO the peaceiu
ecter of the relations between Austria and Russia
BrRIN Nov 23-It is officially denied here that 'he
German Consul at Sophia refused TO take the russians
remaining in Bulgaria after General kaubarss depart
ure under German protection when requested 10 90 SO ny
thc retiring agent The official denial states that what
happened was this: THE Russian Government d hshea
Cernany if the official who remained at sOpha III caIeS
of the Russian archives might, in case OF neceSsltl s
The German Consul protect Russian SUBJECTS anu "ei-
many piled yes" ~,
The entire press Of Germany express dclsht Over i
rrlor Of the Governments refusal 10 assume protecuo
of the Russians in Bulgaria. =, 49,
RnNT Nov 23.-In a Green Book just issued ny the
Government it is shown that Count u 5oD3 hU9i"n,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has sent
circular letter to each OF the Io"cgs ,n7 @ssu au9
concert 10 maintain peace the basis OF the BERN
treaty and the independence of the Balkan states IN,
Green Book states that in recent conversation VII" on
I SavUle Iumley. British Ambassador TO rome 1ouh
10 morally support small Power unless prepared 10 du I.
nsh ii material support when the small rover heeueu
GERMANY's ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA
LONDON NOV. GA dispatch from Berlin TO me fOS
saws that Count Herbert Bismarck had long interview
today with Count schoavalof Russian Ambassador a
Berlin in the course of which the latter compliance
bitterly of the tone adopted by the omela
German press toward General Kaubars II is reported
tha Cmnt Herbert replied warmly to this charge sayln
that General Kaulbarss prOceedlngsm Bulgaria "ero u
worthy OF the agent of great Power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
nrrgOJT TO STAY ~ the LEAGUE.

CrvcINSATI Nov. 23.-Mr Watkins, representing 'hc
Detroit League Baseball Club came before the American
Baseball Association at it, session today ana sad ta'
the association had In no solicited bld Tor mem
bership from the Detroit Club and no request ior ",'
" I -, III ,,, tho cuh The Detroit Club had
ncei-ed assura nces from the other league clnS lt ~
tbe CONCESSIONS Detroit had demanded would ne ie,
and therefore the candidacy OF his club FOR the Isp7
%arancy need have no further consideration oh inc as
sOdatOn. Al. A.
CHICAGO Nov 23-Referring 10 the statement Una. inc
Detroit Club had decided to remain IN thc ioa5"c' a. "
s, soil mis- afternoon that he had received telc-
r from the club Yesterday, asking whether the chi
capo Club would consent special arrangement so t
"a division of the receipts OF the Chicago ana Dfi1.
%amos for ss7 should hc made rs in $50 lie s'i ne
had replied that the Chicago Club was willing 10 MAKE
| that concession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
ACCIDENT To VADE HAMPTON
HIS HORSE KILLED IN cHAsE-TBE skNA'o"

HIS HORSE KILLED IN cHAsE-IhH o"
STRUGGLES FOR FIVE HOURS IN THE wooo'
Corrypr, Nov. os tspeciaD Senator Wade Hampton
while deer hunting on his Mississippi plantation on
day. became separated from the rest of the party
toward evening supposing that the Senator haa eie
field, returned home. At o'clock that night ueno, a,
Hampton being still absent searching party s'i'ou
and found the old General short distance iio" 49,.
house, much exhausted and painfully hurt ou' """
his way homeward At about o'clock III the zero
.. he vas riding through thick wood where vines wero
numerous supple Jack vine caught his gun anu ',s
charged IT, the load of bucshot entering the head o,
horse killing the beast instantly. The amman Zen ot
Senator Hampton and in his mamed condiuoh I" III,
him some time to extrcate himself. He had pee" "". ~
ing through the woods for nearly five hours "i'n o"'
good leg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
TELEGRlPHIC NOTES.
STAMP MILL IN OP

LARGE STAMP MILL IN OPERATION. ,,
RITE Mont Nov 23.-The Blue Bird Comp2nys shv,
stamp mill erected during the past summer at COST VI
SIUUUOO started into operation today IL 10 INC noo' ~
pete structure oi the KIND IN the world
LANDS AVAILABLE ONLY FOR INDIANS. NJ,
CHICAGO Nov IA dispatch 10 Ihe Times from hen
Fork Indian Territory. Captain Hayes oi tho os
1avary came enng the sac and Fox Agency
ami the where been moving oAlao
noonrrs on IorDdden lands lie states that thc lh,
concuueI 10 locate the inc
.nrs The Arapahoes the kenawees and the Wchtas oss
Of the longitude. which embraces
homa viii settle the question III the negative as 10 TIA"
part OF the country beng open 10 wnite sotuonenL
FATAL RESULT OF A COLLISION.
CHICAGO Nov 23-A 1tIHes dispatcn from Oskaoosa Ia
savs. 1.-TWO freight collision near Lacey on
Ine Iowa Central, yesterday morning Instantly killing fe
man Martin seriously nJuring engineer and Dako
man The engineer of The tram going soutn
tnat ho had no slecp
% xlv hours and asleep when the train passed Lacy
Tho loss ~ company 10 soU,oVO'
PHILADELPHIA LAWYERS ORGANIZING
PHILADELPHIA 49, Specdtllhe oment Oi lkWJei'
~. to lorfn association their mutual pro
densnoing pure Judiciary TOOK shape
to-day the organization assured no loanoIs ~
arc among and best known mepers oi
a.. DuIit IN which VIII DC Kept ins
1uost law library In lie worid
PHYSICIANS GRADUATE FROM DARTMOUTH
uAnovrh NJ H., Nov. z5-The graduating exercises ~
Dartmouth Medical College occurred 10 ngh frolesoi ~
erred upon nnesen sisu
ustss The ysedictory was ueuvsieu oy f. f. A'~'~ ~
MAINE STATE COLLEGE OFFiCEhs:: :,.,. co,
oroxo Me- Ths Trustees OF me sn the Ion
lag. elected the following oeers today; Hsine of
81 srSe c1soutivs committee. Lyndon oAz a. n 1'"
~ nd ViIliam g. HAinea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
DIR. PARKER ON DIsEsTABLIsHMENT.

MAKE 1T A PLANK IN THEIR PLATFORM
LONDON Nov. 23.-The Rev. DIR. Joseph Parker pastor
of the City Temple. publishes letter opposing the IN
elusion in the Liberal party platform of plank favorg
dscsaishment lie says that to advocate disestaDsh-
ment Just now would be suicide for the Liberals lie
continues
An tho Fpclisb ertstocrats TO man would Join the
Conservatives. Until the whole country Is educated u
the fact that discsashment to the Church Is the sae
as emancipation is 10 the slave, disestabishment Will DC
imuossble This education caunot he hastened. n
party programme which should include at the same ume
mautng OF Titanic landlords would be the sleerest mad
,ess irbe establishments OF tyrannies and nnOnopoHes
rc ALREADY dead in argument and only await the solemn
and inevitable issues of time. TO have gained az t
shonld al present satisfy the Liberal teachers III they
insist on having more to-day tomorrow, they VIII de
feat themselves by insisting ON what is impossible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
REVOLT IN EAST AFRICA
NINE THOUSAND MEN KILLED IN BATTLE D"
TWIN poRTuGUESE AND NATIVES.


roxnoy Nov 23-Advices from Durham, November D.
state that general and apparently successful revo'
I'm progress among natives against Portuguese
ity in Southeast Africa An American missionary, inc
Rev. Mr. Wilcox, reports follows: The natives al In
hambane Portuguese port town 200 miles above Del
agoa Bay rose up against the Portuguese taHaoh anu
murdered tn collector. On October 20 pa''ie was
fought bctwe.- 5000 Portuguese and frlenuy % v
tho ono aide and 20 600 hostile natives the other The
Portuguese were defeated and routed and the loss III
killed on both sides is estimated at 5000 men, Mt VII
cox says the Governor of Mozambique has gone into me
country TO endeavor TO suppress the revolt anu sa
mort of Inhambane from falling into the hands or the IN
sureents The town barricaded when the missionary
last heard from It, and the women and children haa s
removed 10 ships living in the roadsead. The entire
country round about the town had already ocen apa
doned by the Portuguese and aIrangements @ mac 70 sea
made TO remove the population of nhampane out W 'o'
n the hostile natives attacked the town in force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.

met ARE ABOUT TO RESIGN.
PARIS Nov. 23-The Chamber of Deputies to-day 'oteu
in favor of reduction of 625 900 in the expendi
lures of the central administration and reduction OF
10000 francs in payments TO the Finance Ministry
The Chamber referred the question of other reducuons
to the consideration of NJ. sad Carnot, the Minister OF
Finance After several divisions 1t was decided 70 ais
the Government The attitude Of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties toward the Government has created sensauoi.
Renors are current that several members of the Cabinet
are about resign and that four undersecIetaes nave
already rendered their designations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
r,rorrDutYoR or PROVIDEY CE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov % (SpecaD an apatnetc
camnaicn Gilbert F. Robbins, the Republican candidate
was elected Mayor to-day by 265 majority overoscar lap
ham Democrat and Henry c. Clark ProhbltionlsI Inc
vote was light, owing TO the storm Inc olly
decidcdv Republican. but contains many new mepcis
MIR Rob6ins the successful candidate for Mayor mas
Acting Mayor since the death OF Mayor Doyle as.
Mr. Tanham cuioys the distinction OF having peen uc
st td fpr ConcIss and for Mayor within three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

ST. JoHNs Nov. 23.-The fire on the steamer Barrow
more has been subdued All the burning and heated cot
ton and grain has discharged The steamer Will pro-
ceed for Liverpool Tomorrow.
TORONTO Nov 23.-W r. Meredith leader OF the On
taro Opposition gives emphatic denial TO the state
ment made by D. J. ODonaghue at the Trades and Labor
Connc meeting with regard alleged plan to over
throw the Ontario Government. Mr. Meredith says the
whole story is absolutely and entirely false
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
Drp14sr RtoUesl MADE ~ VAIN.

BuRIINGToS, Vt, Nov. 23-hiss Jeanne VIVIAN N'''''
ley handsome English woman age twenty died Ill con-
,lsous ON Friday the anniversary OF the dcah vi
hsr lover John QUINN drygoods clerk 1t now appears
that her death was caused by srychnne administered ny
herself Her last requcs-to be buried y her a. ,n
,h Catholic ccuetery-cOuld not be complied WIN Is INC
Catholic Church forbids the intermen OF suicides Ill oo
fefO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

VERDIOT AGdINoI NV Il, r.,.-, a.a.o.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. % tspectal-in the ohted 9'a'e'
District Court to-day verdict FOR $23|l4 Vi was ,
ra IN favor Of the Government against the late Phil
del,bia penson agent Horatio Y. sickel. and George
W. simons, Thomas W. Price, Thomas Kennedy ana Al
bert c. Roberts the suretes his bond representing n
loss sustained by the Government by the "lohsuos VI
thomas Iawrence and alter Fries, the two pension
Office clerks who convicted and sentenced soineuc
ago for issuing fraudulent vouchers. The NcIuiot was
ken subject 10 point Of law reserved for the consider
Oft tner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
,,,,,o,.1 CANVASS OF TIE VIRGINIA VOTE

OTFICIAL CAN FAOS VF IHH NJ -, :.
RICHMOND Va Nov. 23.-The official canvass OF tne
vote Of the state by counties, with the exception OF u
cbanan county returns from which have not yet
received shows the following result Of the popular Voc
Democratic lO2, ,221 Opposition consisting Oh
aon, nenocrats Republicans etc., 123,0s0; Opposition
,it,, on s5o In the GubernatoYisl election in 1850
the vote stood Lee pem d52544 wise Rep T6ti d
5lO Democratic majority !ooo4. me s S n Vas
2a5Soi showing decrease In the popular y0's % s2S a.
63 753 divided follows; Democrauc@ @
Eenublicau or opposition decrease l3,4oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
sysEL RAILs SOUGHT BY RAILROADS.

PursBURG, Nov. % (speeia1-"I would not say there
WAS poom In steel rails said leading iron dealer TO
day. AS indicated by kilograms nom the Last Inc
word Doom embraces good deal, but the trade In steel
vary good IL is somewhat In advance OF tho iron
trade I'm general and trade in general Prices are very
firm at 35 and orders have been taken here for delivery
In 1887 There railroad, building IN n hs ths
est and others contemplated but the man cause 2, @ Ss
,resen activity the fact that the stSe TAI ~
inst forced he iron rail out OF the market Wnen sxs
rails sold for from 500 to $40 per ton' sne's wsS
trade IN iron rails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

PM, ,DpIpuIA Nov 23.-John. Timothy and Hcharn
Mol aucIin and Thomas Murray and George Quinn al
bovs were this morning arraigned before Judge Bude'
in the Court of oyer and Terminer on charge OF uue'
in causing the death of samuel A. Shaw, negro III Juy
The allegation was that a stone thrown by one 9i @ ,e
boys otrck him and he fell into the river anu VIZ ,
drowned verdict Of not guilty was rendered uhder 'o
In of he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
CON RORN TO PRINCESS BEATRICE.

LONDON Nov. 23.-Prncess Beatrice, wife OF Prince
Henry Of Battenberg and youngest daughter OF queen
Victoria has given birth to Both the mother ana
son are doing well. -, -. ~ All,
great scare was caused throughout the West End this
afternoon by the firing of cannon in ST. James farK 10
celebrate the birth OF the Queens new g1andcMn. a
dense prevailing at the time, and fOr WINE c
detonatons were believed to be those OF some dynamite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
eUryo THE DICKINSON COLLEGE FACULTY

CARLISLE PENN Nov. 23 tSpeciaD.-Mr Hil the father
Of the youth who expelled from Dickinson College
few days ago. brought suit to-day against the iaco since
they decided against reinstating him The amount OF
daoces claimed ia 81 OOO The other three young men
that We're expelled along with Hill will also bring sun,
Tic case wifi come up Tor trial ut the January 'ei W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
, YOUNG WOMAN THOUGHT TO BE INSANE.

IOUNG WOMAN IHOCuHI ~ DE i''@h'@'
Park officer Sweeney while patrong his post at onehun
dred yesterday, noticed young woman "ahe
ap1 ousy around acting in strange manner lhe omoe
thought something wrong ana siter taklhg 70 U In
He took her 10 the ~
Central Park where gave her rs Ada NJ Han aso
twenty of Genesee-st, syracuse IN hcr
booK iound two diamond rlnsh pan
diamond rings slip paper with the following
dresses No j1 est Tw No 50 Pike st anu
No Ne IIenIyst She Bellevue Hospital as sho
L. snnnn o suffering from lnsallty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

CONTRA CIS H1DE DI .. - -, :, ,nnooIs to
ca TD,rs Nov o3 (speciaD.-The Court OF Appeals To-
,o randored decision holding that contracts and con
,orsation over telephone wire were binding Ihe SUI.
as brought by the Globe Printing Company agns
Sahl a. Co for bill for adverusinsi hecase IL was
peaded that the contract was no1 'AA'-o
made over telephone wire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
orvuxesW THE INDIAN TERRITORY

n,, oUuuIyGs IN THE INDIAN TERRi10kf'
v,xrr, / T. Nov 23-snce the circulars giving aae'.
eription Of jim Cummings which were sen. nsrs
.,,s Express Company, was receseu no,T, 10 oiv
dscoyered that Cummings, or sone QUE oy
nass%bng s him. seen here on Oeto9er ds . anu
n On one occasion In company WIN MesSeneoi fi'@'
;shem n, lie called himself Murphy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING.

DUBLIN, Nov. 23.-At the meeting OF the Natonal
League to-day was announced that 1886 had been re-
ceived since the last meeting and that s149 had been
granted to evcted tenants Mr.. Harrington repudated
the OConnor allegations respecting the appropila
ton of League funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

1xnr,yApoLIs. Nov. % (SpseiaD.-The truth OF the
rumor telegraphed from Washington that william H.
English would as a candidate for United states se'or
Ia ne,uocratic revolt in Indiana against the Admins
ator ia denied here Mr.. English said today; " nave
never authorized any body to say was cahoate. % an
trying to attend to my own private pusiheSs anu w D
monies alone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
n,u,yquryrs Ry GOVERNOR ORMSBEE.

MoyrprIIER. Vt, Nov 23-The Governorh has appointed
Ex-Governor Pingree of Hartford T. C. Fletcher Oh et
Iobnsbury and Henry Clark, of Castleon members Oh
the Railroad Commission. c. W. Browneii secretary ~
,he s"nate Will probably be made clerk OF the eohins
sion The Rev George g. Perry. OF Rutland mas Occn
nppointed state Geologist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
RI-RNING THEIR MOTHER TO DEATH

PARIS Nov 23-A man and his wife named Thomas
have been sentenced death and the wfes two brothers,
named Iebon have been sentenced to imprisonment ior
life for numbering Madame IebOn, their mother, whom
they burned to death In order 10 inherit her money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
CRlMESAND CAsUALIIES-BY1 Y1ELEGHAfh
M,nE JNsANE by A PRACTICAL JUhE; 80,

MADE INSANE BY A PRACTICE No zoo 1Vnsi Washington
curc.no Nov 23-John r. Boyd Of NO ,y ovv The cause
poneysr WAS found insane jury he received
OF his gemsnt Is said 10 DC some nremen who
Ss hi" NJ" under preence of robbery u'' i0i '' m
OF the thing" .>,,,,o l,purrry
DETROIT Mich Nov 23An kesn,ns 'yI,ss .si,p Sas
,.,n ~ i.naee saws "John Connots paonsm,.s uss
n in The habit OF sousns mis- vile ana hYe n bs
oso, % iar a. 10 Try sct ire " the house s
conty gonf ~ "a ~ from his blows 1hs mornng Mrs
Counors died tho elects Oh tho hai isn ao~e'~~
HELD FOR KILLING HIS WI wif sc.v Of Mira
posroy Nov. 23-Tt- pusopsy on the poy a. a.
Michael Norton whose huspfnd under AREA Wa
hsr proved that tho woman Cleo Hom IsoA'As~'
Hoid In a. 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
DEATH OF COUNT COETLOGON.

PARIS Nov 23-Count Louis Charles Emanuel Coeto-
eou is dead age seventytwO lie author OF CON
adorable note and officer OF the Legion or Honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON Nov. 23
ANOTHER BRITISH ANNExAT1ON.-The British Resident
A. Aden i'm behalf Of the Bombay Government has an
oered the mporfant island OF Socotra, IN the Indian
ocean and Loisted the British flag thereon
CA.sARyoN's APPROyAI~-The Earl OF Carnarvon pub
Isies letter defending the present Govern
,xn and strongly approving the transfer OF Sir X g. g.
Hamilton from the post OF Under Secretary for Ireland 10
q colonial goyernorship.
THE WELSH CoNsERyATivEs.-At meeting OF Welsh
Conservatives held today at Shrewsbury ana attended
by representing the whole party IL was decided
10 form Welsh National Conservative UNION Associa
ton.
TREyRIYAN WANTS TO GET BAcK.-sir george QUO
Treveyan having received pledges OF the Liberal mon
Isl and Radical the Brighton district nus SYi
kened contest district fOr the scat nade vacant
The appointment OF MIR. Marriott TO the once oi 'uusc
Acknowledgement
THE CoLERIDGK CAsR.-Mrs Mildred Adams has lnsti,
tuted action for SANDER against her father lfd Ce
Justice Coleiidse, because OF his hints IN su!ihe s
conduct toward her husband Charles W. Adalns thut INC
Itter had managed 10 induce her assume improper
lations with him before marriage In order " secure her
hand and fortune.
PRINCE BIsMARK EMBARRASSING RUSSIA
BERLIN Nov. 23.-HeT SchwsIzbach q partner Of
Herr Bleichroder, the banker, has returned from st.
Pctesburg having suspended negotiations for the pro-
possd Russian loan VI l25 100000 maxks tits reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
ENGLAND 1MpoTENT AND GERMANY AFRAID.

PARIS Nov 23.-The Ietit Journal dwells strongly on
tbe valre Of an alliance between Russia and France
Against such an alliance says England would be lmpo
tent and Germany would be afraid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
SIR cHARIEs DILKE mo- BRING ANOTHER SUIT.

PARIS Nov 23-sir Charles Dixie, in relation to the
Crawford divorce case says he has proved to his friends
that he is the victim of conspiracy. andhe VIII puplcy
prove truth OF this charge In another snt WHICH ho
will shortly bring to establish his innocence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
p1,INOrs CABLE COMPETITION.

LONDON Nov 23.-Mr. Weaver Of the Anglo American
Cable Comranv has written a letter to papers claim
Ing that il is hardly possible that new company can pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
ALL o1rIET IN THE COKE REGION.

PrTrsBuRG, Nov. % t.pecinD-Rcports touay i'" u''
Connelsyilc coke region to the effect that All le
works were in operation and that there were no hoica
tions o n strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

Crvc1xN,T1 Ohio Nov. 23.-About 1000 coopers are
o,t IN = strike here demanding advance In the scale
Of wages of from 10 to % per cent The outlook promises
a lone Lockout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

that since his interview with Prince Bsmars ma o npo
Beichroder has demanded heavier terms lor the Wv
posed loan, which Russia has declined 10 cohccoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24


Recorder smyth, who at his law office IN parK ho"
throughout the afternoon received twoor three connu
cations from the jury The latest was received shoruJ
fore o'clock when the jury had been absent roi '"o
court for twentyone hours II was from foiol"
LYNN, and like the Others to the elect thal an
ment impossible. After consulting Win i'i :. !,
torney MARITIME aud Mr. Newcombe, the Recoruer "i
that the jury be taken O the court roo , yrorns in
The information quickly reached the "o bsst posi-
the court room, and there was rsh lol News
tons nom which to and hear the place
papers and books put aside ana srr of Cap
was quickly occupied The jury under @ sled into the
tain Lindsay ana the six weared Ocvis haJ heen seen
.ourt-roo IL was the first time that ney M ont EVen
NV ANY one but the officers since tney wo yakau into
uheu their meals were served they hhu I'D ;he fond
another until tables were spre an oppor-
| placed them, lest the walters shoui" "
| funity Ia converse with thenl .ort with various
The Jurors had borne their cOnlncioh lite "a sheet
effects. The foreman always pale was W. natured
INC thd juror, solomon, had not lost s1 ms IN hehsid
ue was sick ON Monday and was appuehy. ri and as
min from the confinement His face wa r Us
WAS also unshaven he presented ~, is. o
rre aecond and firth jurors showed shsgt a.s,o
rast and the sixth had change III nS & 81 tbos.
,-siou The seventh juror Henry rry, o ~ yi.hass
phou, ruu,or nd placed Oh the aldo oi ho 80 - h,
& srarht mouth and square chii when slny ueu ~
r.ey ~ copceals whichever way nc mas mceo W III
nd there Ia little probability OF any chanso ane es %
,nror slghtly gray and elderly, Ihoms ana nel
whose opnion there has been variety oi % -
roxn almost unnatural In the tllnness sna ts
s yin Va sasIned as hs would soon grow too sain