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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07

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ter baben neuli6, tpie bas &abeI febou
beri4tete, In Bern italienii9e Mrbeiter
nit @emalt BON ben Baupldben au pers
treiben beriu9t. Gs fam bierbei au
beftigen 3uiammenf6Ben, Bel tpeldbeu
fliAf Staliener bermunbet tpur6en. 13
perfonen lpurben berbaftet. @eaen
Mbenb iammelte li6 uDr benz 6aftlofal
eine groBe Menge, ridtete gegem bass
felbe einen lebbaften @teinbagel un6
periu6te, bic Sbire su erbreden. Die
peli3ei, uel6e bierbei ipieberbolt Muss
f6le ma6te, murbe bierbei bon Der
Wfenge nit Steintpiirfen empfangen.
9ierbei bieben bic poli3eimannibaften
nit benz Sdbel Elm unb permunbeten
aablrei9e Sumultuanten. Die 8erner
&egiernng bat bann nod elm Smfans
terie Battalion unb eine S6ma6ron
&apalerie sur Mufre9terbaltung Der
&ube aufgeboten. Die 3abl Der Ser.
baftungen betrdgt ettpa 80. Die 3abl
Der Sdweruunbeten iff siemli9 groB;
nnter ben ettBd 100 Nerlebten befinben
fi9 aud mebrere S9ublente. Cine
grobe 8olfsmense beriu9te bic @efams
genen 3u befreien, bic poIiaei muBte
einf9reiten unb aablrei9e 8erbaftuns
gen Dornebmen, nObei e8 mebrfa1 at
@onfliften nit ber poliaei fam. Ser
Sommanbant ber @enbamerie purbe
berwunbet, bic Sturmglode ldutete.
I'm sebn llbr Mbenb8 iammelte ii6 cine
groBe Mafe 8olf beim &dfigtburm,
pobin bic sablrei9en @efangemen ges
bra6t tuurben. 9a fein Mllitdr ans
nelenb mar, iuurbe mad 9bun um
Siilfe telegrapbirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07

= Berlin. Die Grase, mann Der
neue gntwurf zines einbeitli6en biirs
gerli6en 8eieBbu6es fur bas beutld5e
&ei6 bollenbet eiu perbe, 1T iiingft
nlebrfa9 er0rtert wrrben. ginige Wias
terien, in benen fib Strafre6t nnb
@ibilre6t beriibren, bat man aud nit
8tdlt6t barauf, baB bas biirgerli6e
8eleBbu6 lie bemnd6it erlebigen merbe,
einitmeilen aus Der ofentli9en SiscuIs
iton 3uriid3uitelen porgei6lagen. 9lber
bor 1905 tpi.o bas biirgerli6e @eIeb.
bud iebenfal8 ni6t poaenbet feiu.
Tiellei6t banert es nod ldnger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
Cine eioenortioe @ronfbeit IN

: Cine eisenartige &ranfbeit bate
li9 Dor einiger 3eit Elm 8efiberss sSobn
aus preuBen bur6 baS fortpdbrenbe
genagen ieiner Ginserndsel suseaogen.
gs tparen tleine gtageltbeile lit ben
W(agen selangt, tuo lie ii9 3u einem
Stiid bornartiser MaFe sulammen>
geballt batten, in GOlge beKen Ser iunse
Wfann fSrmlib babinfie6te, ba Der
Wtagen gar feline Speiie mebr annabm.
S9liebli@ nurbe Der iunse Mann
mad &Onigsberg sebra6t; in Der Dor.
tigen &linif gelang es Johann, bic llrs
ia6e Der &rantbeit feifsuitelen unb
bas 6ornfliimp6en 5u entfernen. Ser
patient gebt bereitS feiner @eneinns
entaegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
Beiud1cu 3anten

lie cine Nuttion ? @enn nidt, 10 III
ieBt bic bette @elegenbeit. StiibIe fiir
ole 9amen. 8ertdufe finben ffatt II
llbr 8ormittass, ubr Na6mittaaS
unb 8 llbr Nben6s. Waan nterfe lid,
bic MbreRe: 228 SfsSouitonitraBe.
8. g. N. @ammel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07

Cine bisber nod ni1t 6agepez
iene Nntlage = Der 8erfbei6iger ers
wdbnte ausbriidli6, baB ct einen gleis
den JaQ ni6t babe ansfinbig MAIDEN
f0unen = tparb fiir3li9 in Ser 8erus
flung Dor benz Strafienat bes 4ams
mergeri1ts perbanbelt. 8ier Bidder
3ll Oppeln, DO eine obrigfeitlihe
Brobtare beitebt, batten gegen einen
etrafbefebl Der bortigen Yoliseioers
tpaltung ri9terli6e gntiheibung be-
antragt, ba lie beftraft tper6en iollten,
neil bas bon ibnen perfaufte Brob
150-220 @rantm ldwerer ipar als
bic SaTe forbert. Das S96ffeuges
rt6t ertannte obne tpeitereS auf ifreis
ipre9ung, ba es MIR eine ueberi9reiz
tung au ungunlten bes publitums
fur itrafbar era9tete. Die Gtrafs
TANNER II beg 2anbseri9ts gu Ops
peln aber perurtbeilte bic bier Bidder
aug 5 l48d Der Geperbeorbnnng, mo-.
mad ueberI6reitungen Der BON ber
Dbri9teit borgeihriebenen Saren fraf.
bar limb, gu ie brei Mart Celebrate.
Die Nngeflagten Ie9ten barauf 8eruz
funs bel benz &ammergeri9t elm. 9ies
ies erfannte auf Greiipre9una unb
legte bic Soften Der Staatstafle 3ur
Saft. S 70 Der Geperbeorbnung tpolIe,
wie aus ben Motipen tlar berborgebe,
nur ueberportbeilungen bes publi>
tnmS perbinbern. Gtrafbar lei baz
mad nur, uenn Bidder, @aftuirtbe &c.
iiber bic Sare gum Na9tbeil bcs 8us
blitum8 biuausseben, feinesfaas aber
lpenn he cine @rmdBigung 5u @unlten
oes SeBteren eintreten laifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07

sgr Ser Wein3i6ter 1err s. gties
berauer bon 8renbam, Seras, bat
bic Igentur fur feline Weine Serrn
Sobn Bauer, @fe 0illittaz unb @ars
tenftraBe, iibergeben. Oie tpirtli6 pors
sigli9en reinen unb geinnben Meine
t6nnen i'm 2Ofale bes 6errn Bauer
elmer probe unteriporfen wer6eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
Budlems grutca galbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der WeIt fur G9nttte, Auetf4uns
sen, Gei4mhre, Etebsrs nnb Sautt Qusi&Ias, Glede,
Aetten; tnrtrt Sdmprrbotben pber tetne Besatluns.
Wbqtse 8ufrtebenbeh saranttrt cber bas @el6 wtTt
tura6erftattet. 25 Gents pte S&a&teI. 3nm 9ertaui
WtcIeIaIe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07

= .&ate" nennt man In Sapon
etne 4rantbeit, tDel6e ben iibermdBiz
gen 9enuB bon &eisfpeiien sur llr>
fade baben ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07

@eiB= @aaren ! Weib 8aarsu |!

WetB= @aaren ! @eib @aaren !!
5 Gents bie Barb.
3pei &iiten tpeiBe, earrirte unb geftreifte
Nainioof, bon 8 unb 10 gts. tpert5, 3u Cts.
bic Derb.
12K Gents bie 0arb.
Gine &iite 9atpn, iatinsseitreift, iebr biuis
5n 1S unb 20 gts. fiir 121a gts.
35 Gemts BITE garb.
So Stiid, latin Seftreift, unb Spibem.2aipn,
itets gu 30 Cts. bertauft, ipirb biefe @ohe au
35 @ts. angeboten.
striimpfe, 25 Geats oas Yaar.
rs 9ukenb fdnarse9t unb ie5r feline Da,
men Striimpfe, ipeIbe sew5bnlicb au 35 gts.
oerfanft trerben; bieie 8ode nur rs gents.
Oamen=Saillen! Oamenzgailleu !
bon so Gts. su ss. 90 bro stiid.
Sieie abtbeilans ift bouftdnbis mas ber>
idteOene @a6perfe, Garben, SHUTTER unb
@rSben anbeIanst.
SeionSers bea@tenstpertb finb bic ftplbol=
len Empire Waists" in tpeiben unb alien
Sarben.
Drsi aiiten paiaeate sebliimt,
5 Gents bic Ydrh. Giinnhnma In
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07

mad 9unsenent3Hnbung, 5ieber unb anberen
jtbren6en Rranfbeiten frdftist nnb bout 20
ifnel unb fider bas Sbftem tpieoer aui.
Als appetitrei;enbts reftaurirenbes Gtimn.
lan5mtttel beforbert es bic 8erbauuns unb
Grndbruns, rest jebes Organ su seiuubex
Ghdtisfeit an unb brinst Rraft nnb @eiunb.
belt ;uriif.
Het allsn bnrG trdge eeber over unreines
glnt uernria&ten 8rantbeit.u, Del Dpspep.
its, Ganeniiub, Scrofelu, Sout- unb Ropf.
bautfddrfe unb itlbit bel Gdipinbiudt (cbsr
eunsenicrofuloie) In ibren erifeu gtabien IN
bas Discovery" bas einsise garantirte
8eilmittsl.
Sn jebem Sale, in benz es niHt bilft ober
furirt, iuirb bas bafiir besablte @slb ,urii6
sesebeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
Mlte 3eitnngen,

Gage unb WO6enbldtter, billig su
bertaufen. Sreie preRe fir Geras
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Staat Obio, Stabt GoIebp,)
NucdS Gnuf1t tn s 6

Sranf s. Gbsnes bef9p5rt, bab er ber
altere asartner Der 6irmd S. 5. benep &
Y o. TT, tpelde @el9afte in ber Stabt 5plebp,
IN oben9enanntem County unb Staate, tbut,
uno oaB beiagte Sirma bic Sitnme BON Ell n
bunoert Dollars fir ieben Sal bon
&atarrb be3ablen ipirb, ber bur9 ben @ebraud
bon ATS &atarrb Sur ni9t gebeilt
fperben fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
Rinber
(6ortiesans fOIst.)

&inber,
ipeldje idltpadlid, blaB
cber fcroful0s iiiib, foG.
ten Dr.. 43ierce's Golden
Medical Discovery neb.
men. Das bilft gum
Gleii4aniat uno triadt
Ee fart. gu bieleut
3iuede, tpie 3a benz Der
8lntretniguug stbt's
teiii Dfittel, iuel9es benz
Discovery" slei4 Tom.
men f0nnte.
Bel Sieconualesceni
mod her Grimm nher
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
Yusutaderei Rntuladerei !

Yubntaderei Ynsuaderei !
Die meaeite MObe, gut unb biuis sema6t,
ftnb in Ser @nbmadersMbtbeiIuns porsuFnbem.
sSmportirte @aare.
IS Iiest in Der 9biibt unierem sansen
8crratb bon tpai@baren aleiberitoffen BON
80 @ts, 45 Cts. unb 40 @ts. 8ertb an benz
einen #reiie bon
35 Gents ote @aro
aus3ubertanfen. 9ie tudbIerii4ften Runben
iperSen bic &ebnftion gu tpiirbisen tptfIen. g
Sombeuirs Goubenirs
Maen 8eiu8ern unb aunben offeriren mir
bieie @ode Trinfsldier, auf benen bic pers
idieoenen @ebdaIiHfeiten Der gbieaaoer
ausitsauns sei4lifien finb, gu
Gents Sas gtaf.
MnSerstpo fcitet herielbe @esenitanb 10
Cents mnb bariiber.
llnterSerg fit 9anen nno &inber (!
9lotf OK NE cnta h;a a., d s;. -. or
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eonpenirs !! eonOeuirs /!
l1ntersera fit 9auren uno &iuoer /!

Bon % Neents bis su 81 fir ben Mnsua.
Diefe Baare lit biaiser ais man ben etoff
failfen unb ieIbit ndbem tann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
1ffentIiber 9Roto.

Sails aatarrb aur tpirb innerlidt aenoms
men. unb ipirft birett auf bas 8lut unb bic
L4leimisen Oberfldden bes Spitetns. Qabt
Sud- unionit 3eusniiie fpmmen,
s. S. Gheneb & Co., 9clebp, 8.
E gerfauft bon Apotbefern, rs @tS.
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unb so gts. bas Yaar tperth finb, ~
25 Gente bas 9eer.
gbineiiide geibe, 81 Gts. bic Dna.
0ieie @aare 1T so Ste. ipertb, bod psss
ben mir fie gu Obisem preiie bertaufen.
AZ gents bic 8arb.
25 Stiid i@5ner eebIiisuter dinsfl&sr
Seibe, bon boraasIi&er AuaIitdt. Hssusist
bon 65 gts. 3u AZ Gts.
"a Gents bic Dars.
9ebr fein, "a 3oI brett unt biQis ~ 10
@ts.; tpirb iett 3u "a Cts. bic garb bsstauft.
Tdder! 5d4tr! 6d4r!
@oeben erbaIten bic srSbte austpabg 81
der, bic ie pier gum gertauf ausseiteut ipurbs
bon Cts bis gu $l.50 fur @ar&msat, wnt
40 Gts. 3u $6 so fir @ause,
Gsriets! Goriets
Sn Oisier gbtbeilans f5nneu iuir einfa9
ni8t iibertroffen tperben, ba mir nsr BE be.
fanntIih beften eortea su ben msSsli4fs tiIs
lisen Rreifen fiibren
Ml6beln, erOboedea, Tespi4e,
Oeltu4 uitp, ufp, su raiiOnabIsn $rsifsu
fDrb GprbS, bte SMSuflen Shutter
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9ranf 3. s b en- E b.
SO. @Iea{pn.

Sei9iporen Dor mir unb unters
i4rieben in meiner @eeennart am
8. September u. .. '86.
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; Sawns su 8 Gents bic gJarb. Sc
bellem nnb bunflem Caro-, nur 5 6,
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seioeae &alb, 6anai3abe,

in ihtpars, tpeib unb alien 6arben, eie q
unb so Cts. bas Yaar ipertb finb, sn
25 Gente bae 9eer.
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Goriets !! goriets /!
M5belu, etroboedeu. xesbidle.

sebfOrb Gorbs, bic ibtniten gluissr,
Gents bte g)arb.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30

unanimous verdict Of guilty. The second
ballot was TO determine upon the penalty
and the l2 men all said Hanging" The
foreman then wrote out the verdict. It
was approved 10y the other jurors and de-
livered TO the court.
Another court official said that the first
ballot In the iuryroom showed Il for con-
viction and for insanity.
The members of the late mayors family
were apparently expecting such a verdict
rs was given and seemed to derive but lit
tie satisfaction from the fact that the muir
derer Of the head Of their family was to die
for his crime, feeling that only justice had
been done.
Garter II. Harrison, Jr., one Of the pro
prietors of The Times, ia discussing the
verdict, said 81 was not surprised when
! heard the verdict, because TO my mind
there was never the least doubt as to the
mans responsibility when he committed
the act. / watched Prendergast's actions
Throughout most of the trial and was i'm
pressed by his alertness at times to deny
evidence for OF against him. His denial as
to certain testimony relating to his actions
when he did the actual shooting proved
conclusively to my mind that he was not
laboring under any delusion while firing
the shots, as otherwise he would not have
been able to recall what be did or saw that
evening / also think that the hanging
verdict will have n most beneficial effect
upon the vast army Of criminals who seek
notoriety by deeds Of violence or by threat
ening men occupying high positions"
When first taken back 10 the cell after
hearing the death verdict, Prendergast
was trembling with excitement, and on
/ entering his cell he flung himself detected
I ly upon his couch. But in a few minutes
/ he rose and sat in his chair, gloomy and
| silent, but quiet and composed His
/ brother, John Prendergast, then came 10
| the Jail. Let him come in. want to
see him." said the condemned man. The
brothers grasped hands, and neither spoke
for a time. Then John said:
Don't lose hope, Gene Wen do all We
can for you"
Later the assassin's attorneys called and
did what they could to cheer him up
When supper time came, he ate his food
with apparent relish and then settled back
in his chair in silence.
Prendergast will be given a cell In mur
derer's row today aud will have for hii
nearest neighbors Painter and Higgins
two men under condemnation OF death foi
murder. The death watch will be inces
sanity maintained at his cell door, threI
bailiffs alternating In turns Of eight hour
each rs a special guard against attempted
suicide or escape.
The Times says today: Exact and SPEEDY
justice has been done by the court and tn
jury which yesterday sentenced the mur
derer Of Carter II. Harrison to death"
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
A BOGUS CLOTHING SALE.

Abram weyl Arrested on tho Charge ol
Conducting such ON East Fourth
Street.
Abram Weyl, manager of the clothing
house, No 9 East Fourth street, which
opened this morning, was arrested to
day on warrant sworn ont by Chief
Dolan
Weyl advertised in a paper Of yestsr
day that the sale Of clothing saved from
shipwreck, would be sold at ridiou
lousy low prices The chief examined
the ordinance and came to the conclusion
that this was a bogus sale. Weyl vii
have a hearing tonight.
Weyl is a Baltimorean and has been II
the city about a week. preparing to oper
out He advertised the clothing as beinl
saved from a ship that was sunk at New
Orleans last week. In the advertise
ment il was claimed that the clothiui
was purchased from the Marine Insur
ance Company, at 40 cents on the dollar
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
LAW LIBRARY OFFICERS.

Annual Meeting ofthe Now Castle County
Association at the Court House This
Afternoon.
The annual meeting Of the New Castle
County Law Library Association was
held at the Court House this afternoon.
Secretary Cooper reported the receipt
Of the 500 annual appropriation from
Levy Court and mass Of routine bust.
ness incidental TO the close Of the year
was transacted.
Before the meeting adjourns 10 is
probable that the following officers will
be elected for the ensuing year:
President, Hon. Willard Hall Porter;
vice-presldent exDeputy Attorney. Gen
eral Thomas Davis; secretary treas
urer and librarian. Peter L. Cooper, Jr
executive committee-Hon Willard Hall
Porter, Thomas Davis, Peter l.. Cooper,
Jr, Senator Anthony Higgins, ex-At-
torney General John Biggs and Willard
Sauls bury, Jr.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
ooLUMRIAN sTAMPs IN eEIs.
The Regular Supply Has Boep Exhausted.
= But Souvenirs Can Be Obtained.

The Regular supply Has Boep Exhausted.
3 But Souvenirs Can he Obtained.
Speaking Of Columbian postage stamps
this morning, Assistant Postmaster Pyle.
said:
"our supply Of Columbian postage
stamps has been exhausted. For three
months, beginning December 1, we or
dered supply Of The old style Of stamps.
or the ordinary" as we call them.
There has been selected by the depart
ment several postofiices throughout the
United States, at which sets OF these
stamps can be procured by those persons
who wish them as souvenirs This has
been selected as the pos Office for Del.
aware We have received supply Of
these sets and are ready to make sales.
They run In denominations Of ones. twos,
three, fours, hves, skies, eights, tens,
hfteens, thlrtios, fifties and ninties."
Tho people do not like the Columbian
stamps for general use Information
from 4. Washington says that the post
Office department has rid itself Of
them. On the day before Christmas
pol, 76s 100 stamps Of various demon.
nations, the balance on hand we're dis
tributod 20 p0stmasters.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Beecher, the photographer, Sl5 Market St.
Sold bought for cash. No. lO5 w. sth st.
--Domenico FRANCO. a native Of Italy, was
naturalized in the United states Court this
morning.
-Cummins, the photographer, 3l2 Market
street.
Health Officer Groves had narrow es-
cape from falling into the new crematory on
Thursday.
The vessel W. II. Swami was entered at
the custom House to-day with a cargo OF
hosphate rock from Puntagorda, Fla.
Go 70 Wilmington Photograph Company,
No. 3ll1a Market street, 20 cents per dozen.
Isaac T. johnson will address the young
mems meeting in Association Hall tomorrow
afternoon. What is in Manner" Will be his
subject.
Register Of wills Cooch has granted let
ttrs testamentary upon the estate of Henry
Taylor, late Of New Castle hundred, 10 John
y. Taylor.
The Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company has put in service another large
Baldwin locomotive. IL will be used FOR haul
ing freight and its number is 20. ~
Before insurlng your life elsevA r.. call
at the oillceOt the Equitable life-intks EQuit.
able Building for Information as 10 actual
results paid 10 living policy hOider4 in the
largest, strongest and best Life Comuany In
the world. Anson A. Maher, Managar.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
X. OF p. Omcors-EIoot.

Thomas D Wood was elected chancellor
commander Of Excelsior Lodge, No. z,
X. Of p, last evening The other officers
elect are: Vice chancellor, William Tubbs
prelate, Daniel Saville; master Of work,
George l.. Ferguson; keeper Of record
and seal, George B. Thompson; master
of finance, John f. Kaiser; master OF
exchequer, David R. Shaw; master at
arms, Luther w. Palmer; representative
to Riverview Cemetery, Thomas ID
Wood trustee, James L. Stradley; rep
resentative 20 Grand Lodge, Edward o.
Barton.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
..sllo

AZ tho Grand Opera House next Tues
day night January 3 A. Y. Pearson's
big spectacular production "She" will DO
The attraction. Commendation Is due 20
The management for having placed
nigh classed piece, together with frst
class company. The world famed
romance Of Rider Haggard Fis too well.
known TO need any outline Of the plot,
but 10 may be said that the book is
closely followed and, although at times
70 Is somewhat weird like, there Is such
a clever vein Of comedy interviewer
through the whole, which not only
pleases, but relieves the monotony.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
BODIES FOUND IN A BOX.

Horrlned Clerks Open Box and Find the
Dead Bodies Of an Old Man and Young
Woman.
OMAHA, Dec. 30-What is believed to
be ghastly murder was discovered here
this morning when a box in the Pacific
Express Office here, destined for some
point In Iowa, was opened.
Packed closely together inside were
the bodies Of an old man and pretty
young woman.
The clerks were 80 surprised 60 the
sight that met their eyes that they
almost tainted.
The police were Rt once notified and
detectives PIT to work upon the case
Up TO an early hour this afternoon nc
clue that would throw any light on the
case was found.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30

Jury Reported as Unanimous For Convio-
tion From tho Flrst-0eneral satisfac-
tion Expressed - Carter Harrison, Jr.,
Expected It-Scenes In the Courtroom.
CHICAGO, Dec. S0.-prendergast, the muir
derer of Carter II. Harrison, will be hanged
for his crime That is the verdict of the
jury. When Clerk Fitzgerald arose to read
the finding Of the jury, the prisoner stood
clutching the back of a chair and eying him
with the most intense eagerness. His long,
bony fingers nervously clasped and un-
clasped the back of the chair, his knees
trembled violently, his face was flushed,
and his spiteful looking mouth opened and
closed as though he would say something,
but lacked the power to speak
I'VE, the jury, find the defendant, Pat
rick Prendergast guilty Of murder in man
ner and form as charged in the indictment
and fix the penalty at death" Fitzgerald's
voice, clear and calm, read out the finding
and died away with a slight emphasis on
the final word. Then Prendergast revealed
himself an utter coward. His face turned
pale, and he opened his mouth to speak
but only faint murmur came from be-
tween his hot and quivering lips He
moved slightly and would have fallen to
the floor but for the assistance of n bailiff
When the jury was polled, he listened with
avidity to each and every answer TO Judge
Brentauo's question, "Was this and is this
now your verdictW
Prendsrgnst's Courage Fails.
1T is, said Foreman Jacob Sutter, and
1T isl was repeated by every other juror,
and then hope and the last vestige of cour-
| age faded utterly in Prendergast's breast.
He was led, half carried, back TO his cell
where, refusing to speak, he threw himself
| upon his bunk in an attempt TO hide from
! his fellow prisoners, whose expressions Of
satisfaction over the verdict were more en-
| phatic than graceful and more sincere than
/ polite.
After declaring at some length that the
! prisoner must be aquitted II believed to be
insane and saying that insanity Is a legiti-
mate defense, Judge Brentano said:
Tits not sufficient to warrant conviction
of Mr. Prendergast with the weight and
/ preponderance Of the evidence in favor OF
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
Movements Of Ocean stoamshlps.

NEW YORK, Dec 80. The following
steamships are due today:
Oeveuum, Lisbon; Italia. Gibraltar; Her
mann, Antwerp; Egyptian Monarch. London;
America, Bremen; RhynlRnd. Antwerp; Nir-
giuian, Liverpool; Peruvian, Glasgow: Chicago
City, Swansea; Germanic, Lverpool schiedam.
Amsterdam Dormstadt, Bremen; New York,
Southampton; Columbia, Genoa; Niagarc. Mas
sau; Yeneua, Christansand; Neendam. Rotter-
dam; Muriol, St. kits; Amaln. Hamburg
The following steamships sail today;
la Bretagne, navre; Warra, Genoa; UmbriA,
Liverpool; Manitoba, London.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Di1tliot Tair'' at lho Opera HOUSE.

a fair-sizod audience saw the Amerl.
can sporting drama "The District Fair"
at the Grand Opera House last night.
The play is IN five acts, each one brim-
ful Of interesting incidents.
6ertle Liddy as Roxle, the motherless
child, who clings TO her drunken father
through everything, is success. Besides
being pretty and a clever actress. she is
a graceful dancer and sweet singer. Neil
Scully as Uncle Phil, drunken sot. who
reformed and made fortune in Australia.
rendered his role with good effect. The
balance OF the cast was adequately
strong. The racing soeno WAS one Of
the best ever seen in this city.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
Sporting News Notes.

Jake Kilrain Is on the fence as to the
result Of the Corhett-Mitehell fight. lie
was defeated by the former and has
trained the latter. He thinks, however,
that it will be close throughout and .
chance blow may end H.
Mike Leonard, the undefeated light
weight Of sixty battles, has decided q
60 on the stage
James McComb, Of Claymont, has pur
chased Colonel Curry, 2 45t. by Prime,
Ali, dam by Odd Fellow.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30
Killed uim,olf Onlv.

BALTIMORE, Dec. S0-Edward HanleY
attempted to murder Miss Maggie Duffy
at her home, and he then committed sui
eide by shooting himself twice in the head.
Hedied instantly. Miss Duffy is tho daugh-
ter Of wealthy ice dealer. Hanley asked
Miss Duffy to marry him. She refused,
and the shooting followed. Her injuries
are severe, but not fatal.
Evening journal., 1893-12-30

CUr TEIs OUr.