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MU71yEEns ON THE n.EHs.i.
Troubl. at Sen that Grew Out or . Strike
In EsFmnry.

Troubl, nt Sen that Grew Out or . Strike @
In GeEmnry.
When tho steamer Werra OF .he bremen line
arrived at her rer In Hoboken yesterday
morning seven flremen OF her crew were in
irons In the hold. They were accused Of mutt.
my. They wore taken to Recorder McDon-
Oughs court. Tho Recorder heard the .esti-
mony Of some OF tho officers and then COM
mitted tho prisoners to the county jail. Whom
the vessel is rendy to sail again they will 10
put on board and kept In irons until theylreach
Germany when they will be tried for mutiny.
There Is a strike OF steamship flrcmch in
German rorls for moro wages, and tho steam-
ship conipunies have some difficulty in 1ettjng
men. The Werra procured q full complement
before starting from the other side. but che
had been only n few days at sea whom the fire.
mon. the officers say, began to grow ugly.
On Thursday last John Box. one Of the fire.
men. LETT his post and went to sleep. A. vii.
belm. the. third engineer found him after u
two hours search. and ordered that he should
make up tho lost time. Box refused. aud six
other flremen gay0 him their moral support
They also cave him physical support. Tor when
i. kruss. tho chief engineer. went down to the
mems quarters and ordered Box to go to work
he was hustled out. The steamship officers
bided their time until the vessel passed Sandy
Hook. when tho seven mutineera were looked
In tho hold and placed In irons. The prisoners
are John Box. John Tonen. Emil Mck emanrl,
Henry StafTeldt. Fred Neuser, John Tietjen,
and ltichard Lamach.
The sun., 1891-06-21
FHEAKs OF CONNECTICUT CATS.
Ono Nurses n Habbit. Another - Wood
chuck, and Aaother Phys on = PInno.

Ono Nurses n uabbIt. Another - Wood.
chuck, and Another Phys on PInno.
ASsoNIA. Juno 20.-The early spring has de-
velopcd some uueor traits among tho animals
in this Stntc. A. l.. Ohm stead. n Moodus mar
kctmaD has n cat which Gava birth to three
kittens q week ago. Evidently thinking her
family {, o small for her capacity rs n nurse
she left her box and went over 10 u ne!ghbor's
rabbit warren. wkero she found q young
bunny, and taking 1t cnlefully by the neck
carried 1t 20 hor home sho hns fully adopted
II. nurtius it at the same time with her KIT
tons but she can't Understand why tho young
animal doc ,n't play with her tall AS his loster-
''si sSisIston Mitchell also Of nIorgus, Inns q = @ %.
eSs eSsiE aas wsh M hGl
nasse mssss viii S the e' kt,ens. rnd the othsf cat
inpsrialitY nfs i h she Exhibits towaid hor own OH.
AnS,Hi: a. ,Sfs Sss sssns|nE e Miss
rsrs tnnJng esss tho Widow sawdaTs NJ
Terriss saloon. when Mike took 1t into
hvey BIZ hSss stsmps has }een to mai is' rs sDS
the way Of soft beds was Offer ed to him. but he
persists in lying on those eggs al! day only
iirG viii have Expired What lie viii do with his
question. Suim on i" But perhaps be knows what he Is
about and e Matching them for his own
Milton Moshier Of Shelton heard sounds from
HIS piano the other morning, and knowing that
no one wns in the room he began to- be be.
in On oa
After that she was watched, and whenever tho
bstS BEST oi y her ability. ' W." ''"' '''A ~ ~ 'A'
The sun., 1891-06-21
DisHED INTO An OPEN sUITc'Ls.
Four Men Killed and SIX Injured In o
Railroad Collision.

Four Mcn AlIIoO anu SIX injured IN .
Railrond Collision.
New ORLEANs June 2O.-The collision on the
illinois Central Railroad Inst night near Bauve
was caused by All open switch where freight
train was side tracked and was run into bv tile
south bound fast express. Four mon wore
killed and six severely injured. Tho killed
were Engineer W. D. Mitchell. Fireman John
Lawson. and Charles Dunn. all VI McComb
CITY, Miss. and Bill Williams. colored, OF Ham.
mond. La.
The wounded were: Engineer Charles Cor
coran OF Now Orleans about the head Postal
Clerk L. T. Binford OF Jackson. Tenn. Rbou
tho spine. brenst. and legs Postal Clerk 7. 7.
Frazer OF Trenton; Tsnna severely sc4ided
Lewis. colPred severely injured about the legs.
mopG seraHa Na a69s The ace
about the hend and upper portion OF the body
and both legs broken.
The mail trnin was habind time. and was
Tho passe ngers were severely shaken uB. but
nonetoi them was, seriously injured. When
the passenger train dashed into tho open
Gaping stoam. and pitiful shre eks. The mail
train consisted Of q mail car. bnggags smoker.
ladies' coach. and two yestibuled sleepers.
tearing out tho flooring and smashinR In the
sides. The smoker wav thrown of the track,
and tho ladies coach partially derniled Tho
two sleepers remained on the track and ESCAPED
When The engines met the shock. caused the
freight train to break In two, and he rear end
cars remained attached 10 the freight engine
Three of them wers teIescopsd. the nearest
the nesttwo. NJ st There was Nothing lci. nn oi tIem
but splinterB.
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r,nancie-,nr In euatemaia.

CrrY OF GUATEMALA. Juno 2O.-A great SEN
satIon has been caused here bv the discovery
that s6.0oO.00O In bonds have been issued for
tho redemption OF the Treasury notes, instead
OF s5.00O.CO0 called for by tho decree issued by
President Barllas to effect the change. It Is
further said that Barlllas has sold S3OOO.0 900
worth Of tbese bonds at 40 per cent. of their
fScs value: and n9fetssed ths e. Mmpney y and has
Treasury to redeem the notes.
This plsce Of work has caused great indIgna-
to France to engage French army Officers 10
tnkc commissions IA the Gnntema alan army
for tho PIesidency: Gen. Hcndlznbal. ex-Seo-
Iefsry Of War; francisco Angplano. OK. gecre-
inry Of Foreign Relations; EEa1oisco Lain;
Nanus! Montufor. who was also at one time
Minister to the same city.
The sun., 1891-06-21
4 REFRIGERATOR IN THE MoRGuE
Simplcst Means OF Preserving tho Bodies
OF the DenG Tor While.

SimPlcst Means OF Preserving tho Bodies
Of the Dead sor n While.
Last summer the Medical Committee Of In
spectlon OF the bellevue Hosnital was dis
turbed by the insufficient means at the sforgue
for taking care of bodies that could not be re.
moved for several days
Two months ago committee. composed OF
Prof. George L. Peabody. Prof. w. Gill Wylis,
and Prof. J. d. Bryant, was appointed by the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction at
the suggestion OF DR.. Polk. Chairman Of the
refrigerator. snch as Is ~ most private houses
nowadays, only larger has been ordered. II
high. 1t will be made Of heavy, ash. and lined
with galvanized iron. Fifteen bodies may be
kept cold In II at once ana the loo will not
touch or drip upon any Of them. When new
morGue is built there will bo constructed In 1t
a sort Of cold storage room.
The advantages Of tho now system will he
felt BY all whose dead friends or relatives are
retained for an inquest or aro kopt for identin-
The sun., 1891-06-21
MANY HEADS ARE IN DANGER
UNCLE sim MUST REyRENCH IN SaL-
ARIES At THIS PDRF.

The Dismtssa1 OF Two Deputy COLLECTORS, n
CHIEF Clerk, th., Naval Oheer's Deputy
nnd Private Secretary, nad Many Unaep
CisrEs ana Lnborers Recommended.
It became known yesterday that tho Wilbur
and Chance Commission had recommended 10
Secretary Foster sweeping reductions in the
STATS OF Col;ector Erhnrdt. Surveyor Lyon,
and Naval Officer Willis. and. Furthermore.
that the reduction was likely to 20 into effect
on July 1. Collector Erbprdt was out OF town,
and Surveyor Lyon and Naval Ofllcer Willis
did no, wish to discuss the subject. IL was
made known, though. that tho reductions
recommended BY MIR. Wilbur AMI Mr.. Chance
represented a saving OF sl00.0W. Some put II
Mt Al4O.OOO to Sl5o.0O0. but this was thought TO
bc excessive. ,..,. u'
Collector Ethnrdt. It appenrs. received COPY
OF the Commissioners rerort from Washing-
ton on Friday evening. He l,na scarcely had
timo to look OF Il as vet. but II wac learned In
the departments yesterday that tho Collector
lad isshcd structions TO nll deputy collectors
md chiefs OF bureaus to ascertain how many
mon they think cnn be removed without Injury
to the departmental work. 1t looks ns though
tho Collect or veto to mnke personal inves'i-
CATION and compare Its results with tho recon-.
meudations OF tho Wilbur 0u,l Chance Com
mission. AL tho reports OF bis staH must be
in early this week In order to facilitate the de-
The reductions shnuld 'dhto from July l. the
1s fsr a. 10 known, tho wilbur and Chance
Commission bsllsve that tho COLLECTOR oRn
drop two deputy collect~ra. one chief clerk. Y
number Of ether clerks: ssyera! employees
or ninotr laborera nt the public stores best,les
'f srs nsc oss ss1S II so ssS
the dismissal ~ atofekteuc tut 0v0ry eiEort
was made .ye.terday to kscp the cOntents Of
the report tny io!aie until the Secrotagye nnnl
action. and tire list q Mnfortnnates will be 10:
comr!ete until that time nrrivcE 1t II said
In the Surveyors Department II IA believed
that dozen or moro assistant weigliers and
several gauRers are booked for. removal.
Coming TO the Nayal Queer. It was heard ON
q anumber 81 the cheaper clerks are TO go, The
Commissiol apparently boil ca tiipt tho Naval
OfIlter can Dr. The work OF these two officials.
Collector Erhardt hns directed d putty Dol
lector Dudley +. Phelps TO look into u reIort
that the orchestrion inportc'! Tor tho Nav
York JOCKEY Club was undcrvRIuei. The or.
chcstrion WINS consigned TO Chd,l IIelmuth's
voice voice Value Of 5000 marks. or ii Jill. somc Il
the Appraisers mon bellcvo tho instrument t.
he worth 10000 marks. or about 81. :S'L IL
this ID 80. tho alleged undermined invoice
lays. tho nrchostrioh open 70. scznre
and forfeiture Ms tho penalty would hn sl4.2sO
on n valuation Of $4,000. nn'l tho duty t2lt7.
which would mako the inst,up,e nt cost i3,; !s2.
pny the rennlty II II comes TO TINT. hut will lot
Uncle Sam tlke tho machine. and tben the
owners Will take tho chance OF buying IL III As
the Government snlc.
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WHAT SAVED THE B.4BfES?
A Runaway Horse Burst Through n Grouv
of Them md None Was Killed.

A Runaway Horse Burst Through n Group
Of Them md None Was Killed.
Michael Clark Of Irvirgton. n. j.. son OF
Corporation Counsel Clark OF this city. tied
his horse In front Of store in East howatk
yesterday morning and went into the store.
While he was away q boy set or o flrecracisr
near the horse. and 1t broke its brille and
dashed up tho sidewalk, smashing stoops. up
setting stands. and damaging the carriage at
every jump. At the corncr OF First street the
horse dashed into group OF children clustered
around four baby carriages. The carriages
were knocked auout and their little OCCUPANTS
were scattered over the Sidewalk. Saloon
keeper Frank McLynden's twins were thrown
out OF their cnrr8go and the little Cir! In
charge of 1t was knocked down.
Three children Of Mrs. ComasKy OF Passao
and Soaring avenues we're knocked down anu
hurt slightly. Three other children were
slightly scratched. but singularly enough n9ns
Of tho children WAS seriously injured. The
worst injury was n deep cut on ono Of the
Coz resky children's hips
Mr. Clark saw his horse caught by n horse
car driver. md then visited tho homes Of ali
tendance. An onlooker 90 Il the h, rse jumped
com petely over one OF the baby coaches and
did not strike the child In it.
The sun., 1891-06-21
FINE HORSES KILLED At SEL
Seven Ont. or q Lot OF ~ on the Nomndic
Arc Dead,


O. o. Hefner. q horse dealer Of Lincoln, Neb..
started from Liverpool upon the White Star
steamship Nornadic on juno 5 last with n lot OF
thirty-two horses-hnckncys hnd shres-for
this market. Tho Nomadc arrived last week.
and what are loft OF Mr.. lIefner's horses nro now
stabbed at 598 Greenwich avenue. OF the tlir-
ty-two horses. four died on tho way across.
and three more died after tho arrival Of the
vessel. OF the twenty five that were lAuded
alive. fifteen arc more or less injured iroiu the
terrible experiences. they wont through on
mr. Teiner ban,es tho stenmship company
for tho way thest0lls were huili He said yes.
terday that they were Originally pnt up in q
very ilfriay way: and thnt the cleats nailed into
the flooring. OF the. stalls To- awe the horses
cps Sa when H. fSs f vssss Sdla s not bsp
storm the third day 6,it. Tbe eIents gavc WY
and tho horses were thrown down svcry few
minutes until they wero bndly bruised and run
Tho ends Of tho stalls broke away tn heSernt
casea. ind tho horkes went rolling out and fOnr
died q few days Inter from injuries they ro.
Mr.. Hefner Shlues, The. horses 1T all jhn way
from 81 400 to - 900 apiece and aayb that Ii fs
Impossible to toll now what tho extent 81 his
losses will be. lie proposes to sue for dam.
0neoi the officers Of the Nornadic said yes
terdRy that the company could not b. held
liable fo- the Ind weather which the vessel
experienced. The sails. no said, were built
in accordance with Mr.. Hefnrfs specifications
The sun., 1891-06-21
FOUND REFUGE IN TREES.
KANSAS FLOODS CAUSE A LOSS or
LIFE and PROPERTY

Many Houses Swept Awnr ana Crops
Greatly Dsmaasd-six Tpches or Rain
Fei In Osceoia- -Dams Break Down,
gr. Louis, June 2o.The heavy storms which
swept through Kansas yesterday have, rs far
~ heard from, done great damage to growing
orops- At Foft Scott largo dams broke about
fifteen minutcA after the storm began. mud the
bottom lands were completely flooded. houses
swept away likc straws, md It ia feared many
livss AFRO LOST. Many men. women. and chill
dfen can be ssen on roof tons and In trees. but
II 10 impossible to reach them.
KANSAS CfTY. Juno 20.-Tho Stars specials
report terrible rain md wind storm In the
Vicinity Of Oscooln last might. About six inches
Of water fell. Great damage wns dono to grow.
ing crops. A passenger train on tho Kansas
City, 0stsoln and Southern road was ditched
three nnilss from thors. killing Engineer Light
bsr. A man named Crandnll. who 10 thought
to have been on the trnin. is missing.
At Emporin thros and half inches fell in
two hours. Nearly every cellar In the own 10
flooded. and the lower floors OF many housea
were eovsred with waisr to the depth Of ofsevcral
inofeA Wheat and corr have suffered consid.
srable damage.
The tornado which passed over Arkansas
City last niaht did Groat damage fifteen miles
southeast OF there The dwelling houses OF
John Bowman. w. Bennett, Samuel Brown. X.
Kerssy. and william Brown were completely
wrecked. All tho inmates escaped with.
out serious injury except Mrs. Elizabeth
bowman. mother Of John bowman. who was
fatally injured. A daughter OF Mr.. bennett
we in the cellar. and was buried under the
d9bsls, but escaped unhurt. A large numLcr
OF bASrs And grannries were blown down.
nSs Ssh. q 10 nSSs % Ioss rr
s!9s msn .:sysd .Ssis i've. W. Sy ees@ehns @ helS
canI hold q 4 limb which broke. and 10 was
o ~ Suna Gssss nyNs: w:rs Lost ..b.a
here o. . destrue.ivs storm IL the cas.efn s Dor.
llun. Of Crittsnden county. some miles from
Marion. a large area, Of country was devas-
ssd pwsainEs i.nd,n nnd barns zero nn,oo,sd
i.rRs patches Of timber ievslied. Mrs. Sarah
Shsdriof Va. struck By hyinR. piece Of tim.
sr,.a ssT ana nsE nsss 5rSH"n stavsmaksr
lInGsvoeth; are missing. and It is believed
11pnviLIE. June 2o.-At Lewisport this
the bsve sh's ay oclS TSs Sd
.GAasIi:i.oN, Ohio June .2o.---As a. result of
She electrical storm IN this city and vicinity
Iest 1 niEht, Dippo Greek along TIE Fort Wayne
away tbroa, bridges and several cars. Tho
Eltes nrp down on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie rond west OF erosion. The entire track is
enbmsIEed between Cryills md C.eston. The
QANToN. Ohio. June 2O.-Ths almost unpre-
csdented rain OF the past low daYs has wrought
hisa,y i,,.y damage hers: a valley ireishs train rnn
this morning. anu the engine and thirteen cars
NerO wreckol.
The sun., 1891-06-21
ron FREE COINAGE or srhgER
The National Executive Silver Committed.
Address to the People.

The National Executive Silver Comu,ittee's
Address to che People.
The National Executive Silver Committee,
which mot at the Hoffman House on Friday
night. was In session again yesterday. Thcro
were present: Gen. M. Warner OF Ohio Chnir.
man: Francis @. Newlapds of Nevada. Vice.
Chairman: L. NJ. Rumsey OF Missouri and Lee
Crnndnll Of Washington. Secretary. Senators
Jones and Stewart Of Nevada wore at the hotel
and give tho committee tho benefit OF tholf
advice. As n result OF lis deliberations. the
committee gave out last evening mn address to
tho public. The address says In pnrt:
For eighteen yeRrs tho basis OF credit IN
gold standard countries hns been growing
narrower rs the single standard has been ex-
tended and tho production OF gold fallen or
while the structure Of credit hns been growing
nroporiionally l9rgcr and more insecure.
Is niS dssiss Isssa a. ssa Al s.rsi
gold ,hnt thI Ientons nil business ,nderiaEinSs
snGss sI'ss sSoss ssims,i "uS
every tanker knows It, to divide ap 40 as TO 10
aSs ssSgsrsi y cs.s sIr0rt and sC a.
iinl now needed to conduct the worlds busi.
hs"so uha.sansy hs dy "Y4 s: ss,ssn ssss s az
fall md everybody who knows ANYTHING OF tic
tinue, 70 fa as cold advances unaer s Ire eY III.
crensihg demand for II.
The people are determined thnt this In
luatice slall censs. and It will cease. Tho rem
country requires moie actual money an j fewer
mere crodit devices that lure TO speculation, 10
Pc followed by a collapse Of credit anu ths
Gold and silver without limit arr money BY Tho
tonsstt,ition. s and thit n,oney must t,e fe.tored
this country and should be made such ia Inc
A large mart ~ the address Il IN n,thck uron
klnlet on silver coinage. az expressed In
spescnes at the recent Convention II Ohio Re.
plank" Of the platform adopted BY the Copvon.
The sun., 1891-06-21
Prize Speakers at Williams College.

WILLIAMsrowN. Mass. June 20.-Tho exer-
clses connected with tho ninoty-seventh COM
mencement OF Williams College began this
evening with the Graves prize speaking In the
Congregational Church Tho Graves prizes
were founded by Arthur i. Graves. ESQ.,. OF
New York. Six prizes Of $40 each are given for
the six best ossars prepared Dy members OF
the senior class. and seventh prize Of $40 is
giyep to, tina, one Of the syceessful ak who
manner befnie Q u public audience.
The speakers y ,to.nieht were HiIap Grant
Esfim1lilan Levy q West foxasend. .Gasss,
Crandali 81 Hanoook:. M sss.. New Perils i oi
BeEubIios":. .HSbsrt Oharles GoSlYy 1f Spring:
P.,an a Masf hsosE 81 GHrmSs seRas Il cAafss
Farmer in PolltIcs" The prlsss viii be awarded
The sun., 1891-06-21
WnAr rs KILLING JERSEY FISH,

They Are Dying In Numbrrs- n It the Re.
suit or the Lnte Hot speiis
All over Now Jersey the flsh have bsen dying
IN lakes. reservoirs. and ponds. and their death
has been attributed to low water and exces-
sive heat. Hundreds OF dead eels were taken
from the Newark supply reservoir at Belle Vile
last week. and Drakes Pond Mt Iryipcton.
which is on the stream supplying elizabeth
WITH yater. Is offensive TO tho nostrlls from the
which hare flontsl up on the banks.
At Greenwood Lake only the catfish have
been AFFECTED. but Thousands OF rotton ear
cns.es OF fsh, many OF them foot or more In
lennsth n tS Sss ih1"atng hya on the snraee or lying
They are chiefly found In tho sh allow water at
thelower end Of the lake. It Ia thou eht strange
that while the usually hardy catfish have sui.
The sun., 1891-06-21

LEwEs. Dol. June 20.-Capt Clampitt and crew
OF the Lewss Life-sNving Station roscusd the
crew OF III" schooner George Henry, Capt. i.
II. Smith, from Philadelphia for Baltimore
with coal. which sprung leak on Thursday
m.s s sps e. 'fs S Al:
oolnred. Of Chesapeake Ctty,was dfowked. The
men. elune 70 the Rigging and remained there
till taken Of by Capt. Ciampitt early this morn-
without food or % wafer T "a and % We're 'G nearly % sI.
hAustsd. heNessei Il ~ total lOss.
The sun., 1891-06-21
Tn. B.,rry or an Old Meeting Hou.. Fall.

WESTMINSTER. Nd. June 2O.-The bsliry OF
the old Union Meeting House In this city fell
to the ground yesterday. and 1t is probable
that the historic building will 10 torn down.
The walls are becoming dangerous Tho
building 10 Of red brick. with high arched win
dows and three entrances. Inside gallery
runs around three sides Of tho church sup.
back ed .rews have long been removed. but the
ansint high pulpit remains. and the long pole
the collections stlll stands. against The wall
The church Was built by, lottery during the
last century, The building vas used as Q
nomlAa atlons. spd hence It's name. During the
war II WAS used as hospital for the wounded
from 4ettyHbutE. and many Inscriptions were
written on Its walls by the soldiers.
The sun., 1891-06-21

Ono OF Thcm Explains How They Arrived
at Tint Cancellation.


at Tint Cancellation.
3 The verdict OF not guilty. found on Friday
evehtnG. IN tho case OF Mrs. Ella Nelson.
charged with numbering Samuel L. NJ. Post.
whose miRtress 5lie was, wns characterized in
the General Sessions building yesterday as tic
most surprising verdict ovor rendered In a
criminal case In this county. Assistant Dis.
trlct Attorney Wceks expressed tho opinion OF
all bis ass clatcs in this compact form: The
verdict was travrs.y Of Justice"
Another Official u veteran In criminal prose-
pntiohs In this county. said that II was under
stood thut Mrs. Nelson's counsel Ind offered
80 the District Attorney plen OF guilty OF
nanslauGhter. But Just then Pasqualipn
Roberticlo was nut on trial in the Court OF
Oyer ard Terminsr filed tho court room with
her so6s daily. and was acquitted. Then tho
offer on Mrs. No.sou's pait. 1t was said. was
not urGed.
A Juror In Mrs. Nelson's trial told tho story
yesterday OF The proceedings IN tho jury room.
Aitor they retired for IeIterntion. at $50. the
jurors settled themselves comfortably and lit
cigars. Then they began an informal dis
cussion. 1t soon became manifest that seven
81 the jurors were in favor Of acGulttnG Mrs.
Nelson. while i've believed that she. ought to
S Fhe irs IN
H. otnsr vo over tS thcir way Of th,nkins r.
shooting. II %as as " ssd shend Te einiSated @ led
from confederation. The seven men said tbey
ees wS ost M IT, ana sso, ME-
over riatoi which no drew. Then. again.
Posts ante-nortem statement. rs taken down
Eia Nsson sh"t ''H said nHs explicitly say
The" Il. al. an ss:s .Hs a. ' sss, orr
sai tho Ii% s'S are
ns from q. Coz k.e1.r Com,
Ssor. and once before rol at me- '"'e-''"e' n'
Some turihor talk resulted In unanImity as
TEs1 ~ 1iSa"ssSS iuaiors Wore:
Hss: s.t Si.s Of is4as: sSs H, d.s:. dss" Of
st: :"hs: :s, wS: a;s...
ssSs; saS.ss: .a:s S ...m.a s., pf"s. pas.s T% HsS
Venue os's ss.f sTTSna; T .s. .ass ns.s
81: sssi sss;: 81 o and Patrick u
1n reference to- the vordict Of the Jury Ro.
5ITos vGYa I'D aks ,s
T,Sala no. nol b. isausHssd ~ syIpst6yor any
hss sS!s
'sSs r. x%:S ;sis Soss 3:
Elm, a. III. law rsIu ires i should. Of guilt Be-.
Sn %u ss.S MT the sy
bsaHuse the defendant was . woman and be.
=. f:sH Il TSs ,a.S %s Os a..
6ist q not guilty; exsrcIslne tho power Ehioh
.SsdSSe .SS tSeIs T. con- o''"'en'hsir 00n'e'nc's
IA sD.s!.sor At the the trial ct Mr.. Nelson de-
vssas sma or ss |nu.:
sssa '%rs ana II sbs: ssT
The sun., 1891-06-21
ENGLAND ASKS EOR HOIE.

Perhaps Germany VIII Yield and Send
Him hack to Southampton.
Assistant District Attorney Lindsay said
yesterday that tho British Home Department
has made formal demand upon Germany for
tho return TO Southampton OF True w. Holt,
wanted hero on n charge OF embezzlement.
The officers Of the Normannia. on which Holt
sailed from New, York, would not lot the South.
that 9's hayS s Will r ~
yield tho point. for England is 1t icnst as
strenuous In inserting hor jurisdiction ovsr
maintaining that It's vessels are German soil,
Englahd's liberal port laws for foreign steam.
shipss make Germany unwilling to offend the
English Government
The sun., 1891-06-21
A Breakfast to m. Ls Grsad Cannon and
HIS Bride.

BURLINGTON. Vt. June 2O.-Ths breakfast
given ut Oyerlake on Thursday afternoon In
honor OF Mr.. II. LIE Grand Cannon and his
bride was tho social event Of the season.
Ovetlsks is the summer residence OF Col. 10
Grand B. Cannon where tho couple are passing
their honeymoon. The quests numbered
Msrs % rsosivsd by coi. Cannon and KS dauahtsl,
Mrs Grisyold; and presented TO the bride!
grace and brRutY, and, the CONGRATULATIONS
extended were as coruial and sincere as they
The mansion was filed with choice flowers,
which Included several Thousand rink aud
white roses sept By Mrs W. Seward WsbJ
with exquisite taste In settings Of maidsn hair
ferns and other greens.