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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20
RAILROAD lNrERE STa,

The Quebec Central Railway 10 still reach.
ing out its fselers in the direction Of Wis
casset.
The Maine Central r R. Company have
bought of Jasper and A. Wyman. the
Wharf on Turner'S Point in M,llbridge, for
. landing for the steamer Richmond The
wharf 10 to he built early this season.
The Flying Yankee train from St. John
to Bangor. will be put on the route on Mon
day. the 7th day of April nex, and the
n,anagers say they will give - ususl .. fss'
. train ~ in any section Of the country, and
almost equal in speed to the celebrated lin.
tied trains between New York and Cbicsg =
Everything points to the early com
mencement Of work on the Northern Maine
Railroad this spring New phases Of ths
great extension and continuation Of railroad
systems in Maine the coming sea.on. mai '
il more and more certain that no DELAY will
be allowed in pnt ing through the Nor hern
Maine to completion At - early date a.
possible.
When the Shore Line Railroad 10 built
Warrington county will reap corresponding
advantages from summer b0arders Their.
10 not . county on the Atlsntic coast ths'
holds out the invitation to the unlimited
variety Of good things for tourists. summer
dsellers and temporary visitors - Wash
irgton county does. Only open the ~ay I.
th-.e good and grand oppor'u uni'es BY raj,
and steam car travel: the po.slbilitiss ~.
not, never hsve been calculated or. - Ma
ehias RepvbiIaa.
The Machias Union gives . two column
history Of the Shore Line Railsay whici
vas hrst sgitard 10 1871 snd has slumbere
ever since. II nov looks - though III,
scheme vss to be revived with gooc
prospects, Of ultimate success. II 90 IN,
sixty thousand inhabitants Of Wa.hinstor
| county will have trade opened 10 them ant
they will e'joy the same business fsciiiti, 4,
hat other sections Of the State have 'ons
erjoyed What Bar Hsrbor has done ie
give business TO the Msins Central, 5J,ren
to, SnIl van. Gouldsboro', Pitt. Msnan, Win
ter Harbor. Prospect H.rbor. Stueben--
| which are all outlying summer ard sport
ing resorts Of Bar Hsrbor and Prsnchman'
Bsy-vill do 30 for the Shore Line roat
| when tha, becomes . resliiy. ~ il 10 be
lieved 1t will in the near future.
By the building Of the new Scott link
in thu Mountain Division Of the Maine Cen
tral systs m. last summer. the distance from
Chicago TO the east has been mat; riallJ
shortened. and by connection viih he Ca
madam Pacific erea, things are expected il
connection With freight and passenger bu.i
ness on the Maine Central next season
There will be through Pullman cars frou
St. Louis, Duluth, Minneapolis and 81
PAUL TO Portland, next summer; snd afie
June l. next. BY means Of Canadian P.cia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20
Distress Among Pepnsylvau Miners

PoTTsvILLE, Pa. Feb l9-The distress
among The anthracite coal miners in this
district 10 increasing. FIVE thousand men
are idle Ard the few colleres now in oper-
ation must shut down soon ~ tht .ock on
hand at present i, unprecedented. There
are 100000 tons of coal above ground
here, for which there 10 no market. The
miners have very little IL any money and
many with large families are experieu cling
great hardships. Hundreds Of railroad men
are also idle. owing to laying Oh many coal
trains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20
Invsstigation Of the Civil Services Com.
mfssion-

Three civil service commissioner,
Frank Hatton, editor Of the Washington
Post, which made charges against the com
mission, and . number Of other gentlemen.
were present sher the House committee
on reform in civil service this evening be-
gan N investigation Of the com mission.
Civil Service Commissioner Lyman vas
the fret witness and vas closely examined
regarding bis action in the matter OF his
bro'her in-iaw. A. c. Campbell, furnishing
examination questions to outsiders. The
witness said the chief examiner had made
an Investigation And found the questions
had not been used. Cambell acknow ledged
To the witness that be had written papers
for = lady friend in the pension Office " no
had come to him for assistance in passing
IN examination fer promotion. After this
statement the witness placed the matt. in
Oberiy's hapds. Oberly did rot reply
Lyman, will leave yon 10 ,, 6ect over
this matter" he Ly mani regarded Camp
oeii's act as serious breach of discipline
and reprimanded him.
With respect TO the criticisms made OF
witness' daughter making application to
take civil service examination before she
had reached tbs legal age, Ly man sail his
aCtto COusuitiuk uiu
His daughters application WAS made before
the rule reducing the age Of applicants xas
Adopted, but the examination dii not take
place nntil change 10 the rule had been
made. The examination vas in conformity
W IN . rule which allowed persons xh1 had
made application before attaining the |
proper age TO take examinations. Lyman
said Commissioner Uoerly. after iuvesu
ing charges against Campbell. sailed these
were merely ofenses asainst the technical |
discipline OF the ofice. involving no tur
plI ude. and = reprlm4nd would be suficie nj |
punishment.
L, man said be had no agency whatever
in Campbell's appointment. At the con-
clusion Of Lymans examination several
other Witnesses, including ex- Commissioner
Oo.riy. were called but did not respond
Roosevelt said when he |
learned OF Czmpoeli's case through news
paper publications. ComInissiooer Thomp-
sou and himself conducted an Inquiry into
the ma ter but concluded they we're NOS
justified in reopening the case. Roosevelt
called attention to editorials in the Wash
ington Post ontainiDg charges against the
and said as tar as the,
d ffvcted the present commission they were
Ut qualified fslsetoods. Commissioner
Thompson corroborAted the state ments OF
Roosevelt concerning Campbell. The
adjourned subject 10 the CAL |
Of the chairman.
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Good Order Maintained by the etrik
ere at Nashua,

NAsHuA, N. H. Feb. l9.-The striking
operatives conducted themselves with bu,
few exceptions in an orderly manner today
going so far ss to offer aid to the police
At the Nuhua Cos mills feSer persons
are At ~ork than on Tuesday. Great crowds
gathered about the mill gates At the noon
hour but the police we're sufficient 10 main
ain good order. One girl vas arrested and
placed under 5000 bonds for the intimids
ton Of en- ployes. Otherwise the situation
10 unchanged.
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Garfield Monument to be Dedicated
Memorial Day.

CLEVELAND, Feb. l9.-The Story about
Ga'held's remains having been secretly re-
moved from the public vault to an obscure
place for safe keep ng 10 untrue. The re.
mains were removed from the Garfield vault
to tie public vault in 1886. since which
time they have not been disturbed. 1t 10
proposed, however. to remove them 10 .
crypt in the monument in very few weeks
The Garfield monument will be dedicated
Decoration Day.
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Dynamite Cartridges Explode and
Demolish q House.

BELvrpERE, N. j., Feb. ia terrible
explosion Of dynamite cartridges occurred
1t william Taylor's home In Phillipsburs
this morning. The house vss wrecked.
furniture destroyed, and Mr.. and Mrs Tsy-
lor and two children seriously irjured. A
boarder placed the cartridses in the stove
to dry and Mrs. Tay lor, not. knovins they
we're there, shut the oven door and the jar
caused the explosion. The boArder led.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20
The John Roach Claim Approved.

The claim Of the assieuees Of John Roach
amounting TO go. coo for labor and mate
rial on the Puritan and Roanoke. has beer
approved BY the House cut committee OF
elaine. This represents the sum Of which
Mr.. Roach uas deprived BY the accounting
oficers or the treasury under the CLEVELAND
administration.
The same committee will take under con
sideraiion the amount deducted BY Secre.
tary Whitney on account Of ALI ged struct.
ursl weakness Of the Dolphin. Not lops
before Mr.. Roach died Whitney compe lied
him and his assistants to sign . receipt fol
els 900 in full in place Of $4,000 which
he vas clearly entitled to.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 The commission Of
French engineers, who have been exsmi-
nirg the Panama canal are here on the wa~
hom'. They decline to say whether their
report will be favorable a. TO the practIca-
bili'y Of completing the canal or not. but
from their conversation it Is inferred tha,
il will be unfavorable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20
Around the World 10 six'y.fvs Days.

McxrREAL. Feb. 10 1t is the intention
Of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
p,ny, As soon as one of their new Pacific
steamers is completed. which will be No
vember next, to carry the first Canadian
excursion party around the world. 1t is
estimated that the round trip will be made
within sixty-hve days. With fast Allan
tic service the trip could be made in Atty
three days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20

New YoRx, Feb l9.-The young wo-
man fouad dead on the meadows 1t the
fooi OF Second street, Hob ken, Sunday,
was identified yesterday b. DIR. NAi.on a.
mat OF Margaret Youpg. aged 50, who had
resided Al 69' Congress street, Bridg port.
Conn. The women had beea an inmate Of
he jersey City Hospital, where she was
treated for gastric fever and heart trouble
from July TO August 8, latt year. She
was said 10 be married woman, havi, r
TWO children. The autopsy showed that
the ~omen had died Of q hemorrh, &c
There vas no indi .ation OF violence or foul
play.
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A Maine Mans Aisdeeds.

MuScIE, Ind. Feb. l9.-M. II. Tyler,
a manufacturer Of Muir Gle, pleaded guilty.
Monday. to biIsmy, on q charge preferred
by Mrs. Tyler of Portland, Me. Judge
Lo'x read number Of petitions signed by
leading business men begging for lenie ncy
rhev believed the accused committed the
crime innocently.
This prompted the court to inhct the
lowest possible sentence. three months in
jail and $40 fine. Tyler came to Muncie
two years ago. engaging in the extensive
manufacture Of combination step ladders
soon after he arrived he married the young
daughter Of Policeman He6aer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20

Monday night the extensive carriage works
Of Hackney Brvs- vac destroyed BY Ore. Of
incendiary origin. Last night the buildipgs
as the fair grounds. Rocky Noun. vefs
ared bv negroes. the object being. il 10
thought. to draw . crowd there froa the
town that the work Of destruciioo might BE-
completed. No further trouble occurred.
The town 10 thoroughly pstrolled - other
incendiafy work 10 hourly apprehended.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant t
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SXRUp co.
sAs FRANCISCO. CAL.
asrasdAvlv
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The Boothbay Lighthouse.

The lighthouse board repIrt against the
proposed lighthouse on the Cuckods at thp
entrance of Boohbay hsrbor, but recon-
mends fog signal there.
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Trying to Defeat McKtuley.

Columns, Feb. l9.-The democrats are
determined TO redisirict the State. At the
caucus, which closed at midnight Monday
one Of four plans was selected. The bill
places Grosvenor and Thompson in the
same district, viii n is srepubhcan. Mckinley
is placed in strong democratic district ;
l. +. Neal and J. H. Thomas are each
given . republican district. Hamilton
equity wanted three distri It's, but gets onl ly
two.
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ooss to Spend aer Lie Among The
sLspsra

NV YoRx, Feb. 10 - Sister Rose Ger.
rude Fowler. the besutiful Young voman
sho Intends to devote her life to missionary
work among the iepers at Molokai. started
on her journey Yesterday. Two veehs later
she will leave San Francisco on the steamer
Mariposs- She has received large mum
Der Of useful presents to aid her in her
work among the lepers. A typewriter has
been sent to assist her in making her
monthly reports to the different medical
societies interested in the treatment Of lep-
rosy. piano. . music box and camera
are among the other useful gifts which she
has received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20

GLovERsvILLE, N. Y, Feb. l9--The
GloversSilIe Gold Refining Company 10
selling stock and preparing to extract gold
from sand found in Fulton county. The
company has pure hssed land in several
places ~hs re the gold producing sand /.
said to exist.
Their works are siiuated near the pas
senRer depot here. Pr, fessor Ta,ro ami
his assistant. p. c. Lsthrop Of Hartford.
Conn.,, profess TO have unboundrd conf.
dence in the success Of their scheme AMI
carry with them specimens Of gold which
they say has been absiracted from the sand
by secret process Many people here
are incredulous in regard to the matter.
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The Haven, Ctess M. tch,

HAVANA, Feb. 10 The ?&'h game IN
the cbess contest b.tween Tschie ,r,n and
Gunsberg. to have been plsysd to-day, sas
.bandonrd. The I.vana Chess Club. ua.
der whose auspice, the serie. were PLAYED,
declared the match = drss. Scnr, for the
series; rschigorin, .; Gun.berg, D; drAws,
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Prominent ox,ord Citizen Dead

OXFORD. Feb. 19.-Ebenezer Rawson
Holmes died At his residence in Oxford,
Wednesday morning, Feb. 10. Of gsngrsne,
aged SO.
IA. has held several town Off ,es and rep
resented the town in the Legislature. Al
one time ne wac postmaster. but the Office
was discontinued in the general change OF
oost rou'es incident to railway communica
lion. He vas man Of excellent judgmen,
and held high portion not only among
neighbors and friends, but thrc us hout the
country. He leaves 4 widow and Ave
children. The funeral will be held Thurs
day at 2 P. NJ.
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DEs MOISxs, Feb. ls The democratic
caucus decided to accept the republican
proposition for compromise II republicans
would concede them svo more commiysees,
give up assissAnt posimsssers. swo door.
Keepers, and an ensrossing clerk. The
republicans ansvered they (democs.ts)
could make the notifications desired and
present 10 the republican Caucus - give or
take propesitien. The republicans bind
themselves to accept one side or the other.
and the democratic accepted this proposi.
ton. The House viil Be Organised tonight
or tomoTros morning.
Al the evening session Of the House. on
the ls7,h roll call. Hamilton (democrat)
vas unanimously elected Speaker, Oa,hs
OF ofhce we're administered TO the remainder
Of ofncers chosen.
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6windIed the swindlers.

SAN FuAScIsCo, Feb. 19.--Pool room
sharks tapped wire leading to the princi.
pal pool rooms of the town, and before il
was discovered the different bo,kmakers
had been swindled out Of e50. 900. The
special race service wire had been tapped
'he "ca'ch" wire having been run into 4
small room on the top noor Of q big build
Inv,
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions nave been granted to the follow
ing residents of Maine:
Increase, John NJ. F4rden, Center Lin
colnvltle L,in X Lane. East Brow neville :;
uoo. +. Smart, Dedham; Winfield b
Walker, Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20

II you will send as your address, ~ will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebsat Electro
voltsic Belt and Appliances. and their
charming eRects upon the nervous debiIi.
sased system, and how they will saickly
restore you To visoF. manhood and health
II yoa are thus Affected vs will Ned you Z
Belt SD Appliances % Q trial.
Vsitais Dsls c.. Mssshall. NIeA.
1ana1dhvlyfnaxu
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The Stain and Cromwell Case.

BANGOR Feb. 10 1T 10 said that Judge
Foster has written an opinion in the Stain
and Cromwell case, and this 10 nov goiog
he rounds of the judges Of the Supreme
Court. Should three Of the judges 90 de-
eide, q new trial will be granted. otherwise
the verdict Of the jury stands and sentence
will be pronounced. This is the law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-20

NEw YORK. Feb 10 Clemens Muller
the -eakhy man vho vas recently mulcted
in ei2 900 for . breach Of promise tc
m Try Miss Caroline Csmmerer Of Phila
deiphia, has taken an appeal from the
judgment to the General Term Of the Su
preme Court.
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Capt. oeer Released bv the Court.

New YORK. Feb. I9.-Capt. Jeremiah
Geer, of the steamer City Of New York
Norwich line, arrested for running down
the canal boat Sophia Cahill and drowning
Captain Patrick Daily, vas discharged from
custody today. The charge against Capt
Gesr sas negligence. and the court held
shis case vas one for civil court.
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Why Co, bstt Whipped Kilrain.

NEw ORLEANS. 10 --Kiirain says his de-
featby Coroett is due to the fact that all
infshtlng vas barred. Corbeu had the
longer reach and could tip and get assy
Hiiraln would like to box him ten round.
sith five ounce gloves. but would prefer
4 nnish fight with light gloves.
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CHANGE. in Main. Postal Routes.

The following changes in the Maine
postal service are announced Route 60 022
Dover, PiscataQuis county, from Bangor 4
Piscatsquis Railroad, route "a. .34 m. often
as required. Establish service TO Maine
Central Railroad, route 2, 80 IN.
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Biisands Released After Forty One
YssIs in Pnsou

NArLxs. Feb. 10 Two brigAnds were
relss.d yesterday after an imprisonment
OF forty one years. They had been con.
eerned in many murders. They are hale
old men. and were Intoxicated with 10y ss
reeainins their liberty. Ose Of them said
This Naples, tis Parsdi,e," while the
other exclaimed Il am born today I"
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Where is the Fre.hmsn's Prsssdsn.9

ITHACA. N. Y, Feb. l9-T,e presidenl
Of Cornelfs freshman class Vas kidnapped d
by party Of sophomores last evening, and
his present Whereabouts has not been dis
covered by his classmates.
The freshmen had arranged to hold their
banquet here next Friday night.
In order to emoaf 90 them the sopho-
mores determined to capture their presid-
ing officer and hide him away until after
th banquetiDg Tight.
Last evening, the freshman president, r.
T. Chapin of Antrim. N. II, was called to
his boarding house door by i've or six So
phomores, who hustled Tim into . carriage
and drove away with him.
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Passports Necessary Hessaitsr to r.
ter Asyti.

Nrw YORK. reb. 10 9-Consul Genera
Hanstfdt of The Hs, tisn Government In
this port yesterday made public an order
from bis government that hereafter no
Passengers from this county will be allowed
to land in Hayti without passports, and tha,
all goods con iRned from this country to
Haytl must bear the namss Of the con
signees at the point Of destination. No var
materisls will hereafter be permitted to b.
landed on the island
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Manufacture and Sale OF Compound
Lard.

The House committee on agriculture to
day began the hearing Of the persons inter-
ested in the Legislation proposed by the
Conger and Butterw orth bills to regulate
the manufacture and sale Of compound
lard, taxing the produ ;tion thereof. the
taxes to be COLLECTED BY the internal revenue
bureau.
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Assaulted by Masked Men

SANFORD, Feb. 10 -Sewell Walker,
teamster for tle Sanford Mills Co, while
going to the stable to feed the horses,
Tuesday night. vas brutaliy assaulted by
four masked men who threw prpper in his
eyes. knocked him down and kicked hun
producing inter" al il juries. it 10 feared
They att. mpted to throw m into the river
but were frightened away by his ou cries.
This 10 the second time he has been assault
ed within . week by the same parties. The
affair 10 . mystery.
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Mo,lis Believes 10 Marriage.

IxpIAxAroLrs. Ind, Feb. I9-Mollie
CorwIn OF Shelby vile vas married Monday
for the ninth time. This 10 the woman
over shom husbands Nos 6 and 9 Tough,
in front of her house fev weeks sso.
No. 6 he same night eloped With another
woman.
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siloott,s Companion Returns.

1t 10 rumored that Erminie Thibsult, Who
left Washington with Silcott, the default
ing cashier of the sergeant-at arms Office
has returned to that city. She 10 keeping
very quiet, and it 10 surmised that she is
trying secretly to arrange matters 80 Silcott
can rellIn.
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woburn Labor Troubles 80 tied.

WoBuRN Mass, Feb 10 The labor
troubles have been settled Without . lock-
out n il 10 thought that there will be no
further difficulty for the mex, ten months At
least, or as long a. the arbitrators' price
list remains in force A compromise has
been made between B gxs and hi. bIackers
and settlers. The ackers do 95 sides q
day. eih-r Of polish or glove ! aiher; the
settlers 240 sides week Of polish At ell.
or 700 sides Of glove at eI2 . week. The
men directly affected concluded for the
sake of the many to do more than what
they considered q fair days work. Beags
{ Cobb will start up shop tomorrow and
the business viii go on without further dis
turbance.
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Charter Oak Park R,ces for the Com
trk Year

HARTFORD. Feb. I9.-At = meeting Of
Of the directors of Charter Oak Park held
yesterday and cfficers for the coming year
were elected. Voted TO offer 81, 100 for
the spring meeting to be hell the last week
in Sune, s25 600 for the grand circuit meet.
ing the hast week in August and 10000
for foass of 1899.
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josef Bussan will be Tiled In Austria.

NEW YoRx, Feb l9-The extradition
papers in the case Of Josef Bu'san, ~h) il.
charged with embezzling 800 600 euilders
from the Austrian Government we're re-
eeived BY United States Marshal Jacobu.
from Washington yesterday. Deputy Mar
-hsl B-rnhaidt took Bussan from Ludlow
Street Ill and placed him on the steam
shiI Alier VII en- sailed for Bremen. He
will be tried for the crime in his own coun-
try.