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The sun., 1893-06-13
iMGSE.N IN rs.
"Luoin" Mt the Grand opern Hons.

Donizetti's "Lucia" was produced at the
Grand Orera House last night by the Hinrich
opera company In competent manner.
and added another to the popular sue
cesses made ut this house since Man.
nGcr Stanton assumed control Signor
Campanar!. who was cast rs ,"'r' Ecn,v,
won popularity with audience hy lis f,ne sing
In adequate rendering ~ DonHrtit music Gy
Nine. Natal and SiGnor M.ptegriTo. Tn.
latter wa@ EtLGr'0. ard he II led the rjle bot :
ter. both yornlly AMI dramhti"aily than any
he has yet undertaken in the present engage
ment.
The famous Guintetts in the second net WAS
given with very considerable spirit, and
awnkc the, audience to cheers. II was ~
peat"d and the singers received additional
curtain calls Nine. Natali. who sang quite
asrcenaly, and acted Lnc'a well. received
some han 'rome roses.
''Caimen." will be sung again to- night with
MINNIE. ,Kronold in the title role. and Cam
Ianari tho toIeador
The sun., 1893-06-13
Napoleon Wood so,eauasany Classified.

Charles Haar. alias NAPOLEON" Wood.
pleaded guilty yesterday In tho General ses-
sions. before Recorder smyth of extortion. He
induced Harlem schoolboys to play truant.
and then extorted money from their parents
by pretending to be an agent for the Society
lorthe Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children, with
warrants Tor the arrest OF tho children Tor
trpancy. lie forged the namo OF Judge Nc
adam 10 his ictittous warrants.
loG Rie M Enm,iigateh scoundrel, Wood Z"
State prison ior hour years and six IN onths."
No AntlPJrins In HTnmn-Seliyer
tu!Ss all llsAlEeheS-LTtAl bottle 10 cts - d
The sun., 1893-06-13
Merrill Robbed the widow Bogardus oi
15O.OOO.

NrwBuRyroRr. June l2.-Moody Merrill Of
Boston, who has been m!ssinG some time. has
among his victims Mrs. sarah i. B0gardus OF
this city, u widow nearly 81 years old. Some
years ago abe intrustci to Merrill an iron box
containing Stock. bonds. apI money to the
resented that the amount had Ucen invested
II hrst.elass ,securities Of an absolutely safe
larry until Mr. Merrill disappeared. A repre-
sentative Of Mrs. Bo-a.dus opened the hox
anu fHunh notnipS SNGrM Son, s"nG wSrihIe.s
which Is not endorsed.
The sun., 1893-06-13
The German Elections.

MUNICH. June 12.-In Bavaria quite a num-
ber OF the candidates who will stnni for elec-
tion to the new Reichstas hold official posi-
tions. The Government has given all these
officials leave of absence until the polling on
Thursday next Is ended
Berlin. june 1.-THE Independent Social
lists. who lett the old party Lecausc its lead ers
wero not sufficiently, revolutionary to suit
night thousands Of len;!ets in which they de.
nounce rs towards and traitors the regular
Socialists and call upon tho peonle to join the
a0cnlisnl
The sun., 1893-06-13
Socialist Rioters.

BERLIN. June IA mob OF POO Social DEM
ocrats broke into q hall near Elbing this even
Ing and attacked the Conservatives who were
meeting there. Tho Conservatives made lit
tie resistance. Upon advice Of Herr Won Put
hammer. who was conducting the Meeting
they Withdrew as quietly as possible leaving
& 1he Socialists to smash the seats and tables.
hall. hut tho Socialists refused to ,!Isperse.
Eventually the police charged upon tho So
cialsts right ami Left until the crowd dis
persed. Many rioters were injured.
The sun., 1893-06-13
Jany. w. Morr,s.ey Ke.,yp,.

Mr.. James W. Morrisscy. whose bright smile
hns illuminated tho interior OF tho Madison
Sluare nmphitheatre since 1t was opened, will
seyerh'a Official connection with that estab-
lishmeht on July !. He sent his resignation rs
business manager Of the Garden to Preside ent
sturgls Yesterday to take effect on Julyl. Mr.
Is going to spend the summer In thu Catsk Ills
with his vile. smile, and James Morrissey. Jr,
who Is now year old; He expects to tako the
When nni tnsS tour tho country after tho close Of
The sun., 1893-06-13

The Passaic county. " j.. Grand Jury. which
convened on Iay II. finished last nigh, rs In
v"stigatiop OF the BoRrd OF Frech0lders Of tho
county and will report to Judge. DIXON to-
m"rr4w: whnn It's expected warrants will hs
issued for the Rrrost Of several officials for
mnlieGsnnee in Office and hribnrY
The sun., 1893-06-13
Dynamite Explosion In Antwerp

ANTwERp. June 12.-Great excitement was
occasioned throughout tho city to-day by an
explosion in front OF the residence OF the Pub
lie Prosecutor. All tho windows in the house
and in other houses In the neiShborhood were
smashed. The rcighborbood WAS compare
lively deserte at tho time. and not single
person was Injured Gendarmes were promrt-
"utrag. was the work OF some criminal who
had grudge against the Public Prosecutor.
1t isnot b-.ieved by the police TINT Anarch.
lists had anything to do with tho Outrage.
The sun., 1893-06-13
KILLED IN FORTY SECONDS.
SING SINGS MOST SUCCESSFUL ExH.
CUIION By ELEClRICIYT


osmond Paw. Presumably Pniuie~s Per
nity for His Double M"rder-The Current
Turned on While Hc Pr"yS and C"ts
Shor' MS i'e" '"r ''e"'en" Mercy.
John Lewis osmond. who shot to death his
| wife and her supposed raramour, was shocked
| to death In the execution chamber in tho Sing
sinp prison l1:4t O'clock Yesterday mctn
ing According to the experts present death
was instantaneous Those who had witnessed
'otiI,et sa.u was sn1 "'ose sue.
npproached his death with calmness and cool.
ness ness. he aiu no. ial,ct uh'll second before
tain Of lie.
Durston assembled tho witnesses in his ono.
and od them into the execution chamber. An
At II 30 o'clock Warden Durston nodded to
poarcd through tho door leading into the
css aha
On his loft was state Detective jackson. and
on bis right vaslhis spiritunl ndyiser. tn, Rev
Father crccdcn. osmond was very pale. HI,
arms were folded across his Ghost, and his
head wa, bowed until his chin rested Re- on his
shirt front. HIS lins moved as II he was in
prayer. Father Creeden softly WHISPERED in
his ear the Catho'is ii'any OF inc uyins os-
mond reried with the mere moving OF tho lips.
mead onenea ms eyes, ana iookea & aDou, ,,,an MN
in.tci the strars. J." While Keeper Ionnaueh ton
his head. d. ''''>''N'' '''' ''-'' ~
While the, attendants were working with
Father FH"'S Creeden n' noticed Il this and. bending
over; whlspSred to him. osmond's voice rose
savS avS'Se me. "s oh. lord. savo me" he said.
The attendants stepped back.
muSSst.rl uSsys me oh. Lord. save me-" said the
save mo-" began osmond tho third time.
S MoraSn RqsGp l raised hss sh hs nS Rs plea H.
stopped after the first two words and seemed
about TO cry. out when. suddenly his form
ciutehed the arm Of the chair. and his Left
hand h. closed tightly over, over the .crucihx which
watch in hIs hanI d Al the eRd q iotty seq:
ssnk iImp @ ma ii. lieSss into III, ,6s e3hniIr 3 f T5s
pain. pain ,"''1'''' AIN '.'0.''' "''A'1'
that he Used rsiSNs
method Of apply ing the current Of electrioity.
ecut lon. The plan he employed was that Of
turning on voltage Of over 1900 Tor several
seconds and then reducing the voltage grad
ually to $50, from which the current was
turned off entirely. At the execution yester.
day he said he frat turned on / 7GO volts and
at the OK piration of four seconds reduced it TO
1.25O. then to LOO. after which no gradually
reduced it to $50. from which he turned 1t OF.
The crime for which Osmond was condemned
70 death was the double murder OF his wife.
y rrnHam SsmonM' Was me n,,rrod - VA
MurYhv IN 1867 hv Dr NnGIvpn In -ISt,
Mrs EIizabeth Cnsbtnr mn aunt ~ Mrs. 0s'
mnnd SisJ Sb. Iatt hi az har nrnnnrt1 W -,
RnrrheI 20 be wa her ndonted son p0snorJ
nd his " ifa ,ront 70 i've WIN Rnrcho,I 81 NJ
Smsbing's bomsa NJ ';i, Third avan,,a Son
after thrv settieS down thare OsmnnS nuar.
rnaiiad % ,rth his .ita ahomt bar aiiono5 "a
tinns WIN Rmrchs Ipows was her saiG ,bat ,hase
1uarres frenuentiy ended in Mrs' Usmond
beinp badly beaten In iS.Jl Diamond desertei
HE Wifa ia want bacis n ace hcr seyeroi
The sun., 1893-06-13

Corporation Counsel Clark WAS directed
yesterday by the Armory Foarl TO begin Iro-
ccedings to acquire the title to lind for ste
for the new nrmory for the Sixty-nin'h K"gl-
ment. The site includes that occupied BY tho
present armory on Third ayenuc. Lu' worU 18th
parsonage OF the Seventh Street bau;!st
The sun., 1893-06-13

Wallace Wedlakc. who while In the chorus
OF the Isle OF Champagne" painted large
portrait OF Thomas Q. Seabrook as kb,9 P1n-
e'V Sect got u verdict OF $500 against Sea-
brooke before udGe Ehrlich in tho City Court
yesterday
Seabrooke contended that Wedake. who had
been getting slS II week In the chorus. had
done the painting to advance him self in I he
company; Wedlake wanted $500. Seabrooks Q
offered 500.
Capt Alfred Thompson, artist said an ann
teur would consider himsel! lucky IL he got
500 for the picture. William Hart. artist. said
80 would ne good Trice for hat i Jrt ~ work.
formed their own opinion.
The sun., 1893-06-13

LONDON. June 1.-THE Hon. Thomas F.
Bayard. American Ambassador to Great Brit.
air, who arrived in England on sn.urday Inst
berry. Secretary o. state Tor Foreign Affairs.
The sun., 1893-06-13
DUKE MiIIMILIAy AMM4yUx1
ssndden Denth "fthr Hrothsr afths En.rcs.
of fiuslriH-EIuncary

VIENNA June l2-Another severe affection
has In lon upon the Imperial house Of Austria.
Duke MaNini'nn rIn,'a"uei. brother Of En-
press l.ilzrhcth while returning to Munich
from a ride this morning. ruptured a cardiac
artery and died almost i'm mcdatelr. Tho
Du.r was -boin in Munich in 1910. and mar!
ried. in 1919, rIncess Am"lie Of Saxe-C Coburg-
the, Herman army. aud Commander Of tho
The sun., 1893-06-13
Eo;cS OF ro-r,ea ,Iapps.,,r.

Five thousand Of the iron workers md cool
aud iron miners at klsdno, Afteen miles from
Iraguc. nio out on strisc.
The, Swedish Government has established
on the coast nine stations tir IN edical obsefva-
ron. Tho object of tlis measure is TO pro-
tett the country from cholera.
, Tho Norwegian Government has yielded 10
the demhnis made upon II by the St0rthing,
and has agreed TO transfer It's money transac-
uons from the Norwegian Bank and to stop
the militia ana line troops held drill
The sun., 1893-06-13
President Garnet III.

PARIS. June 12.-Presidcnt Carnot has been
slightly III to-day In consequence OF his at
tending the Grand Prlx ycfterdny. He was
quite exhausted when he reached home last
cvsnin2. he ST. poorly. AMI to-day has Lern
DIR. Planchon have ordered him to take "A co m
rlete rest. lilo probably will 10 ostpone or give
make to Brittany,
The sun., 1893-06-13

city Marshal John Salmon OF 2l4 East
Twenty-ifth street George b. Hope Of 1l3
Carlton avenue. Brooklyn. his assistant. and
Grocers Collector John d. Alexander OF 3+G
West Fourteenth street were arraigned yes
terday in the General Sessions before Judge
Cowing upon an indictment charging them
with grand larceny in the first degree. The
e%om plainant was Fernand Pontriehet OF 2.0
the three men came to his homo and took
away wearing apparel and jewelry valued at
$S4T unon which there was n chattel mort
gage OF only 5000. The three men pleaded
not guilty Then Salmon and Alexander
pleaded not guilty to a second indictment for
the complaint Of Samuel Safer Of ~ Avenue
is, keeL"r OF n delicatessGn store, who com
planned that on AIril u Salmon and Alexander
came To his store. pretending TO have an ex-
egntion against his property. and stole S44 out
OF his cash drawer.
Rinn IL NlnInrn Ena nn rnur WAY NE nj hr NAN Hous
The sun., 1893-06-13
Received the Popr,s B.e.s,,r

RoMF. June 12.-Eleven graduates Of tho
American College here. who have Just been
ordained to the priesthood. had an audience
with the pope to-day and received his bless
ing. The newly nnde priests will shortly
stast for the Unite States. where they will be
assigned to parishes in different parts OF that
country.
The sun., 1893-06-13
Fred Grant CIa.ng IIe me.

VIENNA. June 1.-THE Hon. Frederick d
Grant. ex-Ameri'nn Minister who has been
succeeded y the Hon, bartlett Tripp. left this
city last evening cn route To tho Unified stn,es
Many Of tho diplomats wore at the raiiwnv
station 10 Uld him farewell
The sun., 1893-06-13

MADRID, June ia large petard WAS ex-
plodpd tonight on the rlaza Oriental. which
Is directly in front OF the left wing OF the nal
ace. All the builiings In the neighborh"od
were shaken by the shc"k. Tho explDsion WA :
hrnrh Throughout the city and at many points
In tho suburbs.
The sun., 1893-06-13
sir. Bennett sstnl Improving.

PARIS. June l2.-The condition NJ Mr. James
Gordon Bennett is greatly imrrn""d. lie now
takes light nnurishment. and his entire r'""H:
time.
The sun., 1893-06-13
NFL,( LLIHEG,

The worst cases Of Chronic Ca
tarrh in the Head, yield to DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. So cer'
tain is it that its makers offer tJos
reward for an incurable casa
The sun., 1893-06-13
NJ" fork to ca,s"go by the Pennsylvania

owing to great demand for Accommodation. On
rrsn,h,riTanlA Lmlsrd gxrress, the f,np.. Hara
o. 'hAt train on June 10 kary Application Ia aivisa.
The sun., 1893-06-13
Norseg, TNrriNaes, &c.

SPRINKLING wAEONs
wcstethelh ha. the hest new anu ne cond hand eend
for prices aud catalogue.
d. T. WEsrERFIELp. ol Thompson .t
The sun., 1893-06-13

stop st Niagara Falls on your way west by New Yosk
Central train every hour-Ada
The sun., 1893-06-13

OsnOnd'S romans were received at Fred A.
Bowmaa's undertaking establishment. s72
Second avenue. early last evening. and the
news that the dead murderer's body was there
soon spreadt through the neiGhborh Doc. a nj the
street filed with curious men and women.
few friends Of the dead man were permitted
to see the remains.
lit was slick job" said the undoytaler.
Not blister. not a burn anywhere"
The burial will be in Calvary Cemetary at 0
o'clock this m morning
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-27

IduXItlO a los TGDeIQeS de K1O Blanc 0
do Sui.
Dicen de Paris que en- los cfrculos
pol1ticos Sc espera que NJ. Dupuy
presente su dimision, con obieto de
reorganizar el ministerio con elemen-
tos radicales.
Idem, idem idem-El emperador
Guillermo ha.pasado revista a la guar
nicion de Estrasburgo.
Lo acompanaba el rey de Saionia,
el principe de Napoles y muchos ge-
nerales alemanes
New-York, idem idem-Dicen de
Berlin que Sc ha agraviado la dolen-
cia que sufre el principe de Bismarck.
ldem, idem I2-Seg1n las t1ltimas
noticias del Brasil, los insurgentes
desembarcaron en- un suburbio de
Rio aneiro, y trataron de apodererse
de e; pero fueron rechazados por las
tropas edictas al presidente Peixoto.
En- la refriega hubo sesenta y I'm
muertos y treinta heridos
Idem idem idem-Comunican de
Paris que ha fallecido en- esa ciudad
el general Mirbel, jefe del Estado
Mayol General del Ejercito.
Sc estima como una gran perdida
para Francia, porque era el encargado
de la movilizacion del ejercito en- case
de guerra.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Ber-
lin que la enfermedad del principe de
Bismark es grave, aunque el enfermo
no CORE TN peligro inminente, esta
muy dGbil
Ell ex-canciller esta padeciendo de
una neuralgia ciatica que comenzo
por un violento resfriado
Nueva York, idem 13-El impor-
tante periodico democrata de esta
ciudad The Sun. trata en- un suelto
editorial del senior Ernesto Rossell,
de quien dice que esta preso en- el
castillo del Moro de Santiago de Gu
ba, pesar de ser ciudadano ameri-
cano; y entiende que el gobierno de
los Estados Unidos debe investigar
cuidadosamente el case.
1dem, idem idem-Una partida de
bandidos ha asaltado I'm tren que We
MA de Chicago 4 Nueva York Los
malhechores mataron al maquinista y
lograron robar la suma de dosclentos
mil dollars.
1dem, idem idem-La armada in
surgente ha hecho otra tentativa de
desembarco contra Rio Janeiro, pero
resulto infructuosa porque los mari
nos fueron rechazados por las tropas
de terra.
Idem, ide:n idens,-IIa ocurricio
una defuncion de colera en- el conda-
do de York.
En- la ciudad de Leicester ha habi-
do otro.
En- Berlin ha ocurrido dos casos
sospechosos.
En- Roma ha habido varios -ataca-
dos,
La epidemia va decreciendo en-
Lorna. departamento de la Gironda.
En- Galitzia Sc registrar muchos
casos.
En- San Petersburgo y Moscow ha
la mortalidad.
En- Crimea esta hacienda Ell colera
muchos estragos. La autoridades han
prohibido que Sc anuncien los fallc-
cimientos con dobles de campanas.
New York, idem I4-La situacion
economical continua mejorando,
Desar de que eI Senado de Washing
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-27

presidentes de las Audiencias par;
que promuevan Ia persecution Judi
cial contra las llamadas Juntas d.
Defensa para resistir Ell pago de lo'
impuestos.
Una gran tovmenta ha descargadt
sobre la Peninsula.
En- Toledo y en- la Mancha har
ocurrido inundaciones. Sc temer
desgracias personales.
Villacanas, pueblo de la provincis
de Toledo, esta inundado. De las
aguas Sc han extraido hasta ahors
cuarenta cadaveres. Sc cree que exis.
tan mas v1ctimas.
Es tan grande la miseria que hay
en- varios pueblos de la provincial Dc
Sevilla, que Sc teme que de un mo.
mento a otro Sc altere ell orden pd-
blico en- esas localidades.
Idem, idem 16-Desde el sabadc
por la manana estan interrumpidas
las l1neas telegrafcas. Y desde aver
los telegramas hacen un gran trayec.
to por la via postal.
No hay noticias completas sobre ls
situaci6n de Villacanas, para donde
Sc han enviado recursos.
En- Salamanca Sc ha hundido @
techo del Gobierno Civil, hiriendo a
desplomarse, a varias personals.
Idem, idem 18-Dicen de Villaca-
mas que han perecido en- esa ciudad
v1ctimas de la inundaci6n cuarenta Y
tres personals. En- las provincias dc
Valladolid, Salamanca y Guadalaia-
ra ha habido al gunos muertos. Las
p6rdidas materiales son de mueha
importancia.
En- Consejo de Ministries Sc han
adoptado medidas encaminadas q
contener la propagation del c6lera
La peste Sc desarrolla lentamente en-
las localidades en- que existe. A los
pueblos invadidos Sc les facilitan los
recursos que neoesitan para evitar que
la epldemia tome mayores proporcio-
nes
New York, idem idem-Circula en-
los c1rculos diplomaticos la noticia
de que el pretendiente don Carlos de
Borb6n ha abdicado sus presuntos
derechos al trono de Espana en- su
hijo don Jaime, con objeto de facili-
tar la reconciliation entire las dos ra-
mas de la casa reinante.
New York, idem idem-Dicen de
Madrid que Sc han extraido veinte
cad4veres de las ruinas de ViIlaca-
mas La gran altura del aqua ha i'm
pedido que Sc saquen otros catorce
que a6n quedan bajo los escombros.
Madrid, idem 19-Un Juez de esta
capital ha dictado un auto de proce-
samiento con4ra u Presidents del
C1rculo de la Union Mercantil y Sin
dico de los gremios, por considerar
constitutivo de delito Ell acuerdo to-
mado por esas entidades de no pagar
el impuesto de patentes de alcoholics.
Con tai motivo reina una fuerte
agitaci6n entire los comerciantes &
D1cese que Ia reapertura de las
C6rtes Sc verifcara en- ell pr6ximo
mes de Noviembre.
I'll c6lera ha aumentado algo en-
Bilbao Y en- algunos pueblos comar-
,anos.
EXTRANJEROS
New York, Setiembre II-Los ope-
arios de Ia fabrica de tabacos de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-27

ClOAdO AObICIdS d6 OdubdnQ0r QduuO
detalles del mot1n que hubo en- esa
ciudad la noche del viernes de la pa
sada semana.
La causa de Ia irritaci6n del pue-
bio fu6 el haberse encontrado la ciu-
dad con que no ten1a aqua sufciente
para sus necesidades. Aunque no hay
que lamentar desgracias personales,
Sc registrar algunos hechos sensibles.
Gentes del pueblo, irritad1simas, en-
traron a saco en- las Dependencies del
Ayuntamiento. Tambi6n atacaron las
casas de algunos concejales, NAL mi
radios por la opinion pdblica, Y las
ofcinas de los contratistas del servi-
clio de conducci0n del aqua.
ri orden pudo con difcultad resta-
blecerse. Anoche, segdn rezan nuevos
despachos, Ell pueblo volvi6 a reunir
Sc tumultuariameute en- las GALES.
La fuerza pdblica do varias cargas
para disolver los grupos. En- la coli
sion resuitaron heridas varias perso-
mas.
Telegraf1an de Barcelona que SO ha
aplazado para mas adelante ell movi-
miento republican, de que Sc ven1a
hablando en- ciertos c1rculos polfti-
cos.
Ell ministerio ha acordado dar ms
trucciones en6rgicas 4 los goberna-
dores de provincias para que repri-
man los des6rdenes y recauden los
impuestos.
Ell gabinete esta muy descontento
de la lenidad que ha Observable el GO
bernador de Santander en- presencia
de los sucesos de que fu6 teatro dicha
ciudad, durante la noche del viernes
de la Ultima semana. Tambi6n Sc d.
ce que de otros gobernadores Sc halla
igualmente disgustado el gobierno.
Con tai motivo Sc anuncia que Sc
hara una extensa combination enca-
minada renovar ese orden de auto
ridades.
Idem, idem 11-Habiendo corrido
el rumor de que Sc iba perturbar ell
orden pdblico en- la corrida de toros
que hubo aver, Sc adoptaron en6rgi-
cas- precauciones para impedirlo. La
fiesta Sc celebr6 sin novedad.
En- Gij6n Sc ha hecho un entusias-
ia recibimiento a Salmer6n. Ell jue-
YES tendra lugar un meeting, en- que
hablaran los senores Labra y Pc
dregal.
New York, idem idem-Dicen de
Madrid que Sc ha hundido la terra
en- ei vale de Avila.
La Inca f6rrea ha sufrido grandes
desperfectos. Algunas casas Sc han
derrumbado. Han resultado varias
personals heridas.
Marid, idem 12-En los c1rculos
diplomaticos Sc dice que los Estados
Unidos han vuelto a pedir al gobier-
no de Espana una indemnizaci6n pa
ra los senores Mora, por los danos
y perjuicios que sufrieron 6stos du-
rante la insurrecci6n cubana.
Las noticias que Sc reciben de Va
lencia son bastantes graves. Los con-
tribuyentes de esta ciudad siguen
oponi6ndose una marcada resistencia
pasiva al pago de los impuestos.
Sc ha presentado en- Bilbao un ca
so de una enfermedad que Sc sospe-
cha sea ell c6lera.
Comunican de Belchite, Zaragoza,
que han ocurrido ALI nuevos casos
de una snfermedad sospechosa. Hay
bastante alarma, pues Sc cree estar ,