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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
FRS, Res,m.n,a, i.ar"d. a. West Point.

WEST POINT. Oct. l.-This evening. for the
first tino in the history OF West Point. there
was re;lmeptnl parade. Tho distinguished
feature o. the pGri.cc from others Is that the
CORPS o.; cadets form In two bat!alions OF four
numhor. aro mounted The ronlmsn ding
officer was Col. Mills, aud the Majors OF the
first aud second bnttallons were Lteuts
tant WAS Cadet Carson. the two Acting Adiu-
tants Cadets Battle and Ames, and the Quar-
dross parade hereafter except at o'clock on
sunday evening There were q number Of
visitors present and all wore delighted with
the new parade, Tomorrow artillery drills
begin With seacoast and Siege batteries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
RUN FIRED ONE IND OWE RELIGION.
Fost dumped from the Battery Wall mud
Henderson Into the East River.


Tho attention OF tn" loungers along the
water front at Battery Park was attracted at 9
o'clock yesterday morning by the actions OF a
tall wel-dressed man who was pacing up nd
down the long walk. stopping every now and
then TO take survey OF the harbor. The man
appeared 10 he engaged in an animated con-
versation with himself and he paid no atten-
ton to the testing remarks OF the onlook ers.
Finally lie placed his hat carefully on one OF
the stone posts buttoacd up his coat. and
waved his hand playfully toward the curious
crowd who had gathered to see what was GO
ing to happen. Then. before any one could
interfere. tn" man sprang. over tho low iron
chain which guards the edge Of the Battery
wall and disappeared with splash into the
water.
the crowd rushed to the edge OF the wall
t. the surface and then go down again. John
Hanlan OF loo Willow avenue. Hoboken.
nr he ,a nI an Ms lin IN ah h.r
Then there was struggle which filed the on
looking crowd with excitement, The st ranger
his hal and yelled for assistance. Finally
second boa;man appeared. and; despite hiss
ssT9G GG, he man nan vas dragged ashore and
Then he began to SILVER in the cold morning
ar and beg bis rescuers to take him in ny tho
painter. ~ years old. He said he had drank
SO much that he wanted to lump into the hpr.
straps and ropes and taken to the insane wa" pa
yilion at Bellevue Hospital The doctors said
he was suffering from alcoholism
Frederick A. Henkinson. 40 years old OF 243
West Sixty-siNth street. jumped into the East
River at tho foot OF Wying:on street last night
Moore of the tugboat Emmon Tompkins and
taken to Gonverneur Hospital a prisoner. Two
years ago Henkins2n WAS clerk In the store
onrned his living as Il music teacher. lie has
suffered from religious mania.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
The Sultan and the Armeninn..

LONDON. Oct. 1.-Despatches from Constan-
tinople say that the Sultan has been greatly
moved by the agitation In England on behalf
OF the Armenian prisoners in Asiatic Turkey.
He has ordered that all the papers bearing on
the recent trial Of Armenans in Angora be
laid before him. especially those concerning;
Kayayan OF the American College In Marsovan.
Abstracts from these documents were made a
week ago and were despatched on Sept. ~ to
Bustem Hasha. Turkish Ambassador In Lon
don. 4 courteous autograph letter from the
Sultan was sent with them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

ASDovEr. n. Y. Oct Thomas Quinn. a
farmer who lived three miles cast OF this viii
lage. was burned to death In his house last
night He was In this village yesterday after
noon and when ho started for homo at about
z O'Clock he was very much intoxicated. Aftor
in the night the house caught fire In some un-
accountable manner. Quinn wife; who WAS
could to remove the drunken man, but with
out avail, and his body was burned TO y cr!Hp.
His vito was also badly burned in trying to
rescue him. The house WAS destroyed. with
all liz contents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

LONDON. Oct. Tho police stopped an out
door meeting OF Anarchists in Manchester this
morning because the speakers refused to stop
using very incendiary language. The Chair
man and speakers were removed forcibly
from the truck which served as the platform.
The audience resisted the police. fight fol-
lowed. and four Anarchists were arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
.K.a" C.,,nu,. Terrible Threat.

John Callan, alias Red" Callan, OF 3l6 East
Twenty-fourth street. OF the Hospital Gang
felt In great need OF 10 cents on Saturday
night and when he met Martin Aeker OF 421
FIRST avenue he demanded that sum. Ack or
refused. and " HE'D p" threatened to rip out his
innermost thoughts. But before he began the
operation Policeman Conroy OF the Twenty
second street station arrested him. In the
Yorkyille Police Court yesterday Justice Burke
sent Callan to the Island for ak monthA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
Died In the Hospital Elevator.

Edward Nethercott. n sailor. 60 years old.
who lived at II Dover street. walked into the
reception Office at bellevue Hospital yesterday
afternoon. accompanied by his brother Will
Lam. who said that Edward was suffering
from acute heart disease. NotheTcott was put
the third floor. When the attendants were
lifting the stretcher ono OF them noticed that
covered that Nethercott had died while in the
elevator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
Burglar. Break rnto a Church.

Some time hetween midnight Saturday and
3 o'clock yesterday morning burglars broke
into tho Church Of the Holy Rosary in Sixth
street. Jersey City. and raed the poor boxes.
They also broke open the closets at the back
OF the altar but found nothing worth carrying
away. Everything 81 value which IL used ut
tors house. II is not known how much money
was in the poor boxes The amount is sup
posed to be small
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

BERLIN. Oct. 1.-Prince Bismarcks return to
Friedrichsruhe from Kissingen has been de-
ferred until next week. as he still lacks the
endurance necessary for such a long journey.
The Hamburger Nnchriclieu. his newspaper
organ. expresses the hope that. in considera-
ton OF his extreme weakness. all public dem
constructions be omitted during his journey
home. The sooner Bismarck leaves Kissin-
gen. says tho Ndch,'chtfn. the greater must be-
the efforts OF his family and friends to guard
against everything likely to excite him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
IRISH DISSENSIONS.
John Dillon Depiorea the Dispute Over tn
Paris Funds.

DUBLIN. Oct John Dillon spoke at Sligo
this evening. He deplored the public discus
sion OF the dispute as to the Paris funds. 1t
was certain. he said. to create bitterness
among the Irish leaders and to prevent any
definite and useful issue Of the question under
consideration. The QuarrellinG thus made
public would interfere. probably. with the col
lection OF money in America. Australia. and
elsewhere for tho cause OF home rule
Without doubt tho discussion Of the Paris
funds should haye been confined to private
party meetings. Persons making public such
differences OF opinion as existed on this SUBJ
ject were I'm aithful to the ideal of Irish unity.
and were striking blows at the heart OF Ire
land. Mr.. Dillon was loudly applauded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
Damon aud Py,h,a. sided by smoI c.

Half a dozen trained bullAnches and three
other birds were stihed by smoke at fire at
20 Fulton street last night The fire started
In tho laundry OF Quong Wong. In the base
ment at 7:30 o'clock. After burning clothes
belonging to guests OF the United states Hotel
out the barber shop and bird store OF j. W.
Gebhardt. Damage OF 1900 was done.
dozen canary birds were rescued. but Damon
and Pythias, clever pair OF bullnnches, were
stifed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
sIIN1 DENIS T0N'T CELEBR47K.
No Money VIII Be spent In Honor OF "Thnt
Dcspot," the Car.

Dcspot," the Car.
PARIS. Oct 1.-The Municipal Councillors OF
saint Denis. thirty miles from here. discussed
tonight the f6tes to be held during the visit of
the Russian fleetat Toulon.
As several Of tho Councillors are Anarchists
and most OF the others are extreme Socialists.
little was said in favor OF the Russians Three
Councillors denounced the Car vehementiy
and protested against the Governments cele-
bration in honor of his naval officers.
One Councillor shouted amid applause
Why should VIC honor that despot who sends
hundreds of our friends to Siberia every year,
motion to vote 200 francs for the celeUra-
ton OF the Toulon visit was lost by u vote Of
10 to 1.
Tho Toulon Municipal Council voted to
spend 55O.UOU francs on the f5tes in their city.
provided the Government would beur part OF
the burden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
4 Councilman Indicted tor Soliciting Rrrb.s.

CINCINNATI. Oct. l.-Daniel Bauer. member
of the City Council from the Fifteenth ward.
was Indicted by the Grand Jury yesterday on
two charges Of soliciting brides from Joseph
Peurrunp, a m erohant. who was interested In
the passage OF an ordinance to Improve the
terminal facilities of Cincinnati. Bauer has
already teen susnended as member Of the
City Council. aud his Indictment II 10 said,
will bring atout IN Investigation of similar
charles sgaIast soi eral other Gemters-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
New Corporations.

ALBANY. Oct 1.-These companies have been
Incorporated:
Tho Strelt Antiques Trading Company OF New York
city TO Import and deal In antiques china furniture
and other goods; capital So 600 and drectors George
York city.
Tue Empire Metallic Bedstead Company. TO mAnufAc.
ture bedstoadA in whole or In part Of brass iron, or
other metals In Buffalo capital $4,000 and directorS
EdwardC haynes. Edward b, Pratt. and II. II. Waters
OF New York city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

Justin Mccarthy. Response to COngra tuia-
ton. Sent IrN,n Mns-mchmsrtts.

Justin Mct rthy'. Response to COngrat uia-
lions Sent from Mns-nchusrtts.
BosToN. Oct. 1.-The following letter has
been received by the Hon. Thomas J. Gargan.
Chairman. and Daniel i. Sullivan. Secretary
OF the state Committee Of the Irish National
Federation OF sachusetts. In response to
the conCratuatory letter recently forwarded
to the Chairman OF the Irish Parliamentary
party:
Dp,r SIN; THANK you most cordially On behalf OF
my marty and self for knd and cheering letter
az tuat ion on the passing OF the liom, Nuo bill
tlro igh The House Commons The final triumph OF
IN. nil wi believe with YOU, he bur question Of
short duration. Time is with nt tho democracy or
treat Rr IL Win US the greatest English states
man crnturirs. MIR ,;iadst ne, ~ with and Will.
trust .Ong be spared to work FOR and with Tn
der sucn CundI,i ions what have feaTf Very
truly yours. JuH1iS MCCARTHY.
Messfs THOMAS T. GARGaS aid DA>irL r. SULLIVAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

CHICAGO. Oct This afternoon William
Smidth In a ht OF jealousy. shot Henry Miller
in the right thigh and then went into his own
room and cut his throat. dying almost instant-
ly. Both OF the young men have been paying
aye. When smdth went home on Saturday
night he found the young woman in the COM
pany OF Miller. This morning Smidth met his
rival. and. without a word OF warning. drew
revolver and fred one shot at Miller. The
infuriated man then jumped upon Miller and
struck him until he fell over uncon scious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
The Coal Miners, s,,,L. In France.

LONDON. Oct. 2.-The Paris correspondent OF
tho Times says OF tho miners strike in Pas dc
Calais and the neiGhhoring departments:
Tho tension in the mining district In the
north Of France Is becoming very dangerous.
Baudin, Basly. and Lamendin. the Socialist
Hgitators, are energetic in urging that the
striko be- continued to the bitter end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

With the sxhilarating sense OF renewed health and
strength aud internal cleanliness, which follows the
or Syrup al FigS unknown 10 the lew who have
progressed yond the oldDo med cnas aud the
cheap SuhItltu.es sometimes ohsIsd, but never Ac-
csptsd 10y Lne WI eli N for msd.-Aag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

Over course Of 2.7Sl knots. which the
Lucania covered on her maiden voyage 10 this
port. she would. maintaining u speed of 2lis
knots. get here In s days o hours and y min
the Paris. Is 3 days IA hours and "a minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
Zoia Returns TO Paris.

LONDON. Oct. IN lola, who came TO Lon
don to attend the congress Of journalists. re-
turned to Paris to-day. Many newspaper men
and personal friends were at the station to bid
MIN goodbye and cheer him as the train
nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
DEATH OF PROF. JOUETE
A Great English Scholar and Master q
Bniliol College, Oxford.

Baiiioi College, oxford.
The Rev. Benjamin Jowett. NJ. A.. LII. D..
died yesterday. He will be buried at Oxford.
He was 7G years old.
BENJAMIN Jowett. the eminent English
scholar and divine. was born at Camberwell.
near London. in 1877. His early education
was received at St Pauls School. from which
he went to Balliol College. Oxford. where he
had most distinguished career. He took the
Hartford scholarship in 1897. a classical first
class in 1880. and the Latin essay in 1S41. In
1898 he was elected Fellow Of Ballio and in
1870 became tutor. This position he held
until elected master in 1870.
He was ordained In the Episcopal Church IN
1912. In 1855. on the recomm endatlon OF
Professor Of creek at oxford University. Two
years previous to this. however. he had at
coming member Of the ESaminins Board p Of
the classical schools. and In 1854 membe OF
the commission ON examination for the In
burton were also members of this com isston.
The elaborate report which they published in
1855 was written by Prof. Jowett.
He received the honorary degree OF LII. D.
from Leyden in 1875, from Edinburgh in 1884.
PROT. Jowett's whole life was identified with
is said to, have permeated the College to an
pssp pie As sofsssoT 2,
to the Broad Church party. in Opposition
to the ltitunlists. hut he was of too
urbnne a disposition to be aggressive. His
religious writings won him some distinction.
Of Scripture" and the Inspiration Of SCRIP.
ture." both OF which appeared In Essays and
Reriers. The best known OF Prof Jowett's
logues t1s7ll. including " The Repu bic" CON
sisting Of four volumes. and said to DO the
best ira nslation extant: his Commentary ON
the Pauline Epistles" t1S55). and TRANSLATION
OF the works OF Thucydides. in two volumes
uSSll.
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LONDON. Oct 1.-The new Cunard steamer
Lucania. while in Liverpool. was dry locked
and the pitch Of her proDellers altered for the
purpose OF preventing vibration OF the ship.
During the run to Queenstown from Liverpool
she averaged n speed Of twenty-one and one
half knots an hour. Her officers say the vibra-
tion OF the ship was not perceptible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
Excavations 10 worId's Fair. via Washington
and the IL. and q. II. II.

Special train OF yeSlibule coachss VIII leave Jefsey
Central station foot OF Liberty st. New York. $3.50 A.
2: IdAyi sI1 round Tip; good ten days Ticket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02
THE KAISER'S PLAY SPELL.
mn DERIVES MUCH BENEFIT FROM
IT'S HUNTING IN THE NORTH.

u,,.u.i Precautions for His SAFETY Upon
the Return 10 Gerr-sny-It IL Believed He
=. overworkins Himself and Cannot Long
st.ud tho Strsin-The Prospects are Not
bright Tor Reconciliation Between the
Emperor and Bi,nnrck-Oppo.ition to the
Proposed lacrosse OF tho Navy The
Moor. VIII Re Closed 10 the Anarchists
=, Oh, Next Socialist Congress-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

Everybody knows
fhAt FLAT makes the best furnlturA -Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-02

The Rev. Benjamin Jowett. NJ. A.. LII. D..
died yesterday. He will be buried at Oxford.
He was 7G years old.
, 1893-04-05
Stdoti1bes~
Oas Wetter.

9aS ltnipetter, ipelcbcs geitern 9(6eno
iiber BET Wtitte 6es ct. &oren3~G bales
lagerte, lit itber Ben @olf bon ct. &Orel15
btnipeg peiter 0itlicb 9e5O9en, beglettet BON
0torbpeititiirmen in Stem Gn8IanO ulo
itarfen gtorbmeittpin0en III 6en &iliteu bon
Connecticut, 9teip Yorf uno Seem SerieD.
Der Druid bat in Ser Seeregton I'M Obio7
Sbal unO oen Wtittelitdaten er6eblicb SUI
9enommen, nGbreno I'M Siibtueiteu uno
ben Mittelplateau> He9iOnen cine merfli6e
Nbnabme itattftnoet. Die Semperatur lit
III alien &egtonen 0itlt6 pom Wtiiiiiiippi
unb nOrblib bon Georgia gefallen. 9os
@lci6e lit I'M GuBeriten 9%torbmeiten ser
SAL, BON tpober cine falte 9SeIe Die See
9tegiou beorobt.
Otit %Q(uSnobme BON Stem Gnglan6, an
0eiien Settle eS tpGbreno ber p%er9angenen
gfa3t re8nete, berri6t I'M s9an5en GanOe
lcboneS Wetter.
6ier miro porausit6tlic6 6erte Nac6t
3e9cn fallen, ber m09lidberpeile morger
in S6nee ilbergebt. Ser beute tpc6enot
Siibolttpinb piro DorauSiic6tltc6 in gtorDz
ipeitrpinO umipringen, SIS pirO er6eblid
fitDler mer0en.
, 1893-04-05
Sinot ein &obIieo.

9oli5eicbef %0tcG;augbrD icbeint GIT benz
GntlbluB gefommen ST. iein, fitr itcb ln6
feline 0tanuibaft ielbit Elm 9pblieb 8u fin
gen. 81 @nbere es nicbt- t6un. Meni9itenS
fano ct beute tein Gnoe, it6 fobeno iiber
bas muiterbafte Ger6alten ieiner 8laur0fe
bel Der geitri9cn 8abl au~s5uiprecben. Noz
titrltb uEterlieB CT es a1cb ntdbt, gemiiien
2euten ems Su DerieBen, Sic fortlpdbrenb
bebaupten, baB Die @oIisei tbren GtnfluB
benuBe, nm 9%etptiien Ganbtbaten su belfen.
9aS geitrige @erbalten Ser 8eomten lei Der
bette 8etpets, DAB ale bieie Bei6uIoigun@
gen unbegriinbet 9etpelen leten.
, 1893-04-05

Die Otiet6er 6es 6auies 1927 8abz
a1D 2lpe. Daben BEN 8elagerungSSuitan0 er>
flGrt, itcb bepaffnet unb et1en DouftGrbtg
geregelten 9Sacbt0tenit eingertbtct. Sober
Wtdnn bat etnen gel0oGnen 9tepolper neben
ltcb, lpenn CT ith sur 9tube legt, ur1o be-
1tGnbtg miro baS 0auS bon etnem letner
8eipp6ner nbpatroutQirt. Die llr1acbe Der
groBen Grrcgung, in ipelcbcr iib bic Ser
rem beftnben, iin0 mebrere Gtnbrltbe, Die
in lester 3eit BORT peritbt iDurDen. 9lnG
Dergangenen 9onneritag itte9en mebrere
9te6e 6urcb Elm Ointerfeniter ELL un0 nab>
men cine fliicbti9e llnterlucbung Der Gdurla
lic6fetten Dor. Sic tparen iebob ani6etz
nenO Uteiiter in ibrem 6acb 0enu troB
Der furScn !3eit mar eS ibucn g%elltngelt, Der
8cIiBertt be5 6aule5, Srau 6%unttngton,
un0 meDrereu ibrer WfietDer 1925 in 8aar
uno cine 2ln3abl Don S6mu68cgcnitGnben
Ill lte6lcn. Die 8olt3et 1puroe DaDon be-
nacbribtigt, bis ieBt lit ieo0cb NIGHTS in Der
Sabc gelcbebeu.
@eitern fritb nun, alS Ioeben bic eriten
Stimmen a6gegcben nuroen, 0ffneteu bret
Strolc6e 0ie 6%iic6enfeniter bc5 6auie5 un6
itiegen Elm. 3pci Don ibnen bega6en iicb
nacb ben Oberen StofDertet, tpGbreno Der
brittle I'M Setter gS0cBe belt.
Gr idbien in benz 6auie gut 8eicbeib 81
mt1ien, 0enn uacboen1 CT cine fur3e .2eit
aufmerflam gelaUlcbt bate, begab ct iidb
nac9 Dem Sblaf5immer Der 9ienitmabdben.
S6nell orildte er einen bcr5haften stub auf
bic 2ippen Der einen, 10 boB ite erlhredt
aus benz S6Iurtmer emporium. 2ludb
Da5 anoere OtGocben lp0cbte auf unb 8eibe
tpDllten I'M Oiil1e rufeu. Ser Ginbreder
5og jeDob einen 9tepolper berpor unb Smang
ite 3um S6peigen. Sine 3ctt lang mug
ten lie ltd) iogor ietne a~ltfori11glicben 2ieb>
~folungen gefallen la1iell, bis e5 benz einen
Der OtGbchen gelang, Bic G6itre 5u crreiben
un0 nit lautem 6iilferuf bic Sreppe binz
auf3uetlen. SogIetcb Dur0e eS I'M 6aule
l%e6enoig un6 Sic Ginbrecber ergriffeu i3leUz
night Die 6lucbt.
9oS gonSe 6ouS, Sic gtacbbari6aft tp1rz
Ben 0urcbluobt, 0ob nirgen6S fanb iicb cine
Spur Ser Gerbredber. @inige YoIl5iiten,
tpelobe SufGllig III Der 9tGbe tparert, peigerz
ten iicb iebr elttic6ie6e1, irgenb ettpa5 sir
6aftbarmacbung Ser &erbrccber 81 tbun, ba
ite ieBt ntcbt I'M 9ienite icien.
SIN 6Dlge oclien beicbloilen Sic Miet6er,
lelbit iiber ibr Sab unb Gjut 3u tpacben, bic
n0tbigcn S%cbieBeilen ipur0eu beic6offt uno
Nun lporten Die 6erren fampfberett Der
9inge, sic oa fpmmen tper0en. 98enn bic
geebrten 9iebe BON 0ieien 8orbereitungcn
bOren, tperoen ite eS pa6ricbeitlicb pcr@
5ie6en, SIT t~parten, bis ftcb cine 9iiniti8ere
@ele9enbeit bietet.
, 1893-04-05
Gin 1telter Streik
Don Sen Garne9ie'fhen 2(rbettern
Su Pomeitedo eggplant.
DteieIben haben fid in aIler StiIe pie6er
or9antiirt.
8tttSburg, 5. 9(prtl.

Die @ntbefung, 6aB Sic 9(rbeiter bes
Garnc8ie'icben StablperteS in aIer Stile
einen abermaligen Streit fitr Sen l. Suli
borbereiten, m0cbt bier unD in Der 8an5en
l1mge9en0 getpalti9e Seniotion. Den
8eamten be8 StablperfeS lit bon einem
Der in ibren 0ienitcn iteben6en Sptone Sic
8erii9erlng ertbeiIt tpor6en, 6aB Die sur
53eit bort beicbGfti9ten 2lrbetter fat obne
2luSna6me Ntit9lteber ber y2tmal9amirten
Q(iociotton Der @tienz un6 Sta6larbetter"
getporben ieien. Der g%eplonte Streif
lperbe na6 einem bOuig ncuen 8lan erfolz
gen; es iou babel tnsbelDnoerc BON @e9
ipoltt6dtigfeiten u0uig Nbitono genommen
perben. SIS 1T beute bps @eriidt oabier
Derbreitet, baB Ste Carnegie d9e 8etriebSz
leitun9 6te 6itbrer ber neuen 8eipegun8
entldlien piirbe, fats ie itcb nibt oa3u
be- iteben louten, Sen Sr9antiotionSpIan
fallen gu Gaiien, GS itcben bentnacb unz
Speifelbaft abermaltge ernite Gcripitelun7
get1 in 6ome1tea0 in NuSitbt.
, 1893-04-05
Der 8unfer moro.
Detectives 9Iauben Dem m5roer auf ser Spur
III let11.

0ie 9etcctipe5, Sic nit Der l~1nterIudbung
Des MOrbes Ser 2ouiie 8unfer, alias Nfiz
cbael, beauftra8t iino, 9laubeu, boB Der
S6LOIier Sobn 2luen, Der ieBt in Der
!0arriion StraBen Station iiBt, mebr iiber
Die Grmorbete weiB, ais CT btSber aus 3uiogen
fir gut beful6en bat. 9ieie 8ermutbung
ititbt iicb auf einen beionoeren llmftonb.
2llcn Bat nGntltcb tpdbren0 Der lcBten sebu
9Socben in Dem 6auie 366 State StraBe
gelebt unO in bieicm 6oule po6nte arcb
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