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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02
TWO PRISONERS FAINT IN CoURE
Justice watson Seemed 10 ThInk Lack o
Ventilation Was Go BIame.

Justice Watson Seemed 10 ThInk Lack or
Ventilation Was TO BIams.
Lulu Bierchmeir. aged Is. OF LAO Greene
avenue. Wllliamsburgh. tainted whenarraigned
in the Ewen Street Police Court yesterday for
trying to asphyxiate herself with gas at her
homo on Monday night After reyiyinE she
told Justice Watson that she was sorry she
had tried to kill herself and promised never to
would also discard Adolph Bershorf, with
whom she was in love. Justice Watson dis
charged her with a reprimAnd.
George llandshsW OF - SkillmAn avenue was
next arralgned for striking Mrs Margaret
keiss Of 50 SkilmAn avenue. When he was
fined S25 he, too. tainted. This caused JUS
tiee Watson TO inquire what the matter was
with the air in the court room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02
AN OFFICIAL RAID on FURNITURE
Severe CuttiaE OF the List OF A rtIeIss Needed
for the CrInInAl Courts


for the Cri1IAAi Courts.
The itemizsd statement OF the furniture
needed to At up the Offices In the new Crimina Al
Courts building In Centre street was received
BY the Sinking Fund Commission yesterday.
IL suffered some severe cutting down at the
hands OF the Mayor and the Comptroller. The
item OF 200 dozen suspidors was cut down to
fifty dozen. The Mayor drew his blue pencil
across . lot OF coat racks and UNI orelIa holders.
The Board OF Health got about half the desks
Il ask ed for. although DIR. Edson told the Mayor
that the cler ks were now using gaming tables
police.
CommissioneE Andrews lost only one um-
brella stand. lie has Ave left The Mayor
said the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
70 Children could furnish its own Offices, as
the Legislature had appropriated S30.OOO for
The entire estimate was cut down from
$4,000 70 shout So. 900 IL must come be-
fore the Sinking Fund Commission again ba-
fore 1t Is advertised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02
MoaueslIo VIII Coausus 10 ns the Co-aty
seat,

Moaueello VIII CoHtIsus 10 Re the Couaty
seat
MONTICELLO. y. Y. March The Board Of
Supervisors OF Sullivan county met here yes
terday to hear arguments as to whether it
would be advisable. financially and otherwise.
TO move the county Offices from Monticello To
Liberty. Thornton A. Niven. ex-Assembly-
man OF Monticello. and Lewis T.. Carr OF
lanai tompany which is interested largely n
sullivan county made strong and eloquent
arguments for the retention of the copu'
seat at Monticello. and Jacob N. Maybee, is....
OF Livingston Manor; NJ Y. represented q
people loI Liberty, who favored change ~
location. great concouTss OF enth4s-s sr %
people representing both sides OF the question
were present at ths meeting.
Ihe vote was taken to-day at 10 C'c.1.k
after three sessions. and stood thrcs tIr "a
moNal and twelve against the proposition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02
M'GREEYY AND CONNOLLY FREE.
The Former VIII Run for Parliament A gain
In Quebec, West

In Quebec. West.
OTTAWA. March 1.-The Governor General
has. on the accommodation OF his Ministers.
approved OF the order for tho release OF Messrs.
Connolly and McGreevy on the Official m edicai
report OF DR.. Church on tho serious cunse.
anepees to the health OF the prisoners which
Connolly left prison at 2 L. NJ. and McGresyy u
little later.
McHreevy shows the effect OF his connna-
down In health. and mia condition is
not improved by the knowledge thit in
credit. as he had a year or so ago, he il TO-DAY
a poor man. lie will probably again run for
Parliament in his old constituency, Quebec
West where the nomination has been offered
70 him. The sitting member. an old man. has
been ordered by his physicians not TO again
attend Parliament. and the chances are that
McHreevy. who represented the constit uencY
LOT tWsnty,hve years, will again sit in Fariil-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02
Liebmau. Brother.' COMPANY

Receivers McMaster and Brightson for the
Lehman Brothers Company OF Brooklyn,
which recently suspended. have applied to
Justice Gaynor for an order directing the
sheriff to surrender the present property, on
which a levy was made on attach M nts for
$4,000 on payment Of fees and charges
When the receivers get control of tho property
IL is understood arrangements will at once be
made for the RESUMPTION Of business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02
FIasa lsr ssnlaE D,. r.rLLarr. rlstpr,..

John Mack. % years old. and George Wor-
man, -. OF l43 BowsTY and BENJAMIN Bloom.
p, were fined - each ~ Justice Koch in the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday for dls-
orderly conduct IhsJ were arrested on last
Fourteenth street on Wednesday night by
POLICEMAN Murphy Of the Filth street station
ioI ssHlpg eaNslopss which thsy proclaim cd
loudly held d.. FaTkhuEsfs pictures. ava
eehts each"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02
Charles saIyards IIssEss.

CARLISLE, Pa. March l.-Charlss SalyaTds
was hanged here at 1898 A. NJ. He killed
Policeman Martin. who tried to arrest him for
9grglsEly. He died protesting his inROesnss.
Aiter the BLACK cap bad been drawn over hfs
face he declared: an innoesnt1 SalyArds
tried 70 commit suicide yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02

l1TTsGy EGH, March 1. MIS-. IS. J. Lo..r
the actress who was shot ~ T. .. McN. a.. .Hb
professional hall player iart uigLt 90 t.a
Hotel IiGeL will probably recover i.u4 la4
wounds. but may never be able O., va q a.-.s..
she Is totally parAiTzsd The Ihy,lc.ar- ~
we onE SERIOUS danger Is i.Om met. 4. -.. s,
BITS rockwell Aays that "a 1Nabo shot h-. -
cause NJ Was lea4ous OF her And Thought fr,E
shs vas IN love with s0me other EsTsuL q. aIs
CofoneTs Inquest on the body 81 McAaLU TIA
morning resulted In verdict 81 suede
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-02
COzErsssnaa CaIdweu Named Tor Mayor OF
L-LanLnn.nI

CNcINNATL March 1.-ConEFessmAn John A.
Caldwell Was selected as candidate for Mayor
h. the Republicans At Central Turner Hall this
ES91IInlinE de was nominated on tbs third
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Cline biHortS@s Rsmtnis Gems.

Die eriten Mnfdnge bes beoeut.1s
ben Sunbels, fpelder spii9en Bremen
1lnp ben @ereinieten Staatsn beItebt,
batiren bis gum Sabre 1882 5uriid.
Mit einem Sapital bon 100000 Sbas
Tern bate ii6 in benz g%enannten Sabre
cine 4ftiengeIeli4dft gum 9etreiben
bon SancelsseI9dften gegriinbet. Die
@ttien tparen 500 S9aler groB, tpur'
ben aber fpdtcr auf $50 SbaIer er>
bDbt. Ser Gargaheur Selius puree
beauftraqt, bic 2abung zines na4
8oiton untsr preuBiIder Slagge ge'
brae1ten S9iffes bort gu pSztaufen,
ba aber bort al elei4em 3pede nod
piele anbere S4iife bon europa
einaetrpffen tpdren, 70 muBte Oslils
brei Sabre iparten, fpnnts aber aud
in bieTer 3cit NOD ni6t Ia.s abieBen.
SieIer Mibcrfolg CAB inSpii9en On.
LAP su Streit;9teiten 5piI6en ben
Mftienin6a6ern unb ben Oirettoren
Der @eieaiGaff. llnerpartet nabm
bann bas llnterne6men fpdter bod
mod einen immer6in lsiblid.n Nuss
CANA. benin 9elius taufte briiben, I'M
Riidfra4t gu buben, Heis unb Sdbdt
elm. unb bisie &rtitel purben in 9res
men su 70 guten Preiien unterges
bra6t. baB immerbin nod mebrers
tauienb Sbalsr usberf9ub beraustas
men. 9amals fonnte man nod niat
abnen, tpelden gepdltigen Iufs
f&pung Der Sanbef nebmen foats.
SIN Sabre. 1927 b.gann bic @nlage
bon 8remerbaben, beftn Sufen i'm
Ottpber 1880 erDffnet purbe. 0i.
fir bic S4ifffabrt gei4affenen Gins
ri4tunQen unb MISUNDERSTANDING
gen trIqsn peIentlia CUR 4usbebnuns
Der Sanbelsbe5iebungen BET.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
&insipraGe.

SnGngldno tragen bic iunsen 2eute
rSreunbI6aftsrirge", bi. man serabe
70 austdui9t pie @erIobunssrings.
Meiitens tpedTeln pobl MGDfsn unter
,fib bic &inge, absr aud iunge ientiz
mentale Serrsn befrGftigen 6ur9
'@ingpe9iel ibre Sreunbi9uft fir's
2ebsn; ieGbit cine e4te unb rs4te
Grcunbidaft spiiden Mann unb
iTrau erbdlt bur9 Ringps9Tsf ibre
Msibs. Die Trsunbidaftsrinse iinb
thinner nit einem blau.n Stein ses
f9miidt, 2apis, Supbir obsr Giirtts,
benn 8lau beoeutst ia 9reue, @ers
trauen, Iufrt9tigteit. gs 1T aber
ni9t sleia, mo man bieie Rinee trGst.
Wenigitsns Bel ben iungen Gables bat
fi9 folssnhss Spit.m bsraussebilOst:
Der Hing am srft.n Singer beoeutet:
SD bin Spar arm, piirbe aber bod
asrns bsiratben. am speiten Singer
hsbeutet er: Sd bin reid, piirbe osrn
einsn Sreisr anb0rsn. pbne linn slei3
beftimmte Soffnunsen gu MAIDEN.
'@m britten Singer 5.ist pie allentbal.
ben au9 in @ngldnb hsr Ring bic
@erlobung an. gm tleinen Singer
enbli9 fast Der Sting benz iunsen
Wann: Sd priife, iiberlsss, S0ssre =
absr nod tannit 0u's ia probiren!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
i. 6 m n b.

8rautpater: So, ia, lieber S6pieeers
fobn, es 1T nur besreiflia. baB, ipenn
bic iungen @Dgel fliiege iperben, lie
ibr Geit perlafen. 4bsr ss f9merat
mid bod, penn i9 baran bente, baB
bas Bel einem meiner 8Dgel9en nun
aud balb Der 5aI fein pirb. =
S9tpisgeriobn lin fps): 9ott, lieber
Sdpisserpater, fpern Sbnsn 10 fsbr
piel baran liegt, mir bleiben iebr germ
in Sbrsm Nsit!
Gin pirffi9es u il 4.
8or Der 80rie besesnen fi9 Sdmibt
unb Meper. S9mibt ringt bic SGnbe
unb Meper fragt ibn: .Was babsn
sic bsnn, Sic ieben ia gang bsr5tuei>
felt aus2" SD babe ia Qlss, mas
i'd b,iaB, perloren." lin 9Oites
tpillen! S6 bDrts bon Sbrsm gante,
rot. abtr i9 bate feline @bnung, baS
sic sSbr @elb babel perloren baden,
Sic arr,er Wann.1
= Ii tGsr 3ertrtuts
lett. Snipisient rS9neu, 5err
@dmierl. alei9 pirb bas Sti9port
fir Sdpsiser f%aIen!" S9mierI :
r0onnerpetter-isbt psib i9 nidt,
hab i'd ben SpiessIbsrs i9on erlto9.n
pbsr niht9' "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Stebe nno Sifdtnete.

Sn MuFeIburab BET g~binburqb Be.
ttnoet ftd bic arDbte i9ottif6e StIds
nebfabrit. Sic perbient bsfonb,re
Infiibruna ni9t bios tpeaen Der orobz
artiaen I%usoebnung bes 8etriebes,
tonoern neil bon benz 9riinber bers
telben. sSSames patsrfon, Der ueberli.,
ferunQ nab Dor ca. 70 Sabren Der
NeBitubl in gang dbnliher 8eiie tpie
Wtaaim Gees Strumpffpirfporrid,
tuna ausaefonnen tpurbe. paterIon
mar Elm SiifergefelIe unb pfleat. bes
Ibenos am Stranbe iid a~ufsubalten,
no bic Trauen unb S09ter Der Ssi,
f6er nit Iusbefern uno @nfertioen
bon Reben beIddftigt paren. ea6,
benz er bic Mdbden LATHAM Bel Der
4rbeit aeitOrt baben mpdte, berTpra6
er, fir fie cine MaIdine gu bauen,
tpeIde ibnen bic Miibe oes @r6eitens
eripdren foate. 8riegerifde @reigniNe
riefen ieboa baIb baruuf ben Sprfbel.
ben BON Der NebiopGle fort; 8aterIon
folQt. Der britii6tn SABINE na3
@appten, nab Der pprendii9sn Salbz
infel unb mad Wdterlop. Der sfriebe
bru6te i'm fpieber in Die SprFge.
meinbe. mo er nun oaran gtng, iein
perpfdnbetes Wort ein3ul0Ien, mas
linn. nab ben i'm Qnfange unerlGBs
liden MiBperIu6en. enbIi9 aud qes
lang. Ser 9aterTon'fae @ebeitlbl
bat erit nadtrGali9 mannigfa9e Ser,
beferunaen ~erfabren, absr bas prins
alb besfeIben in Der Qnpenbung unb
@norbnuna Der Sdt9en. @alSen,
Hdber Ii. I. IN. 1T i'm @an5en eerabe
tpie bel Der Strumpfpirfmaidine, 3u
beren @rfinbung ia ebsnfaGs bic
2iebe aefiibrt, b~eibebdlten fporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
sJtiniittr rno 5tnblrtG)ter.

@ls man TN unsariI9en @bgsoros
netenbauIe i'm Sabre 1913 benz bands
ligsn SuIti5miniIter 9orpat6 ernItlias
8oritelIlngen barber mdGte. in tpels
der unperantportli9sn Weiie manGt
Stublri9ter ibr Qmt ausiibten, ents
i9!oB er ii9L an Ort unb Skae bic
Wtibitdnbe ndber tennen gu lernen.
Zines Sdgss mar er ipurlos bon Ptit
perI6nunben uno erI4i.n in einem
StGotdsn an Der rufii9.n 9r.n3e.
Sein ndATter Sang mar gum @eri9t,
no er in Der Shat gang perpabrloitt
3uItGnbe fanb. Na1 Der SiBuns srs
i6eilte er Dem Siublri6t.r einen @ers
peis, unb dls bisIer INN % P.itia.ns
biebe iibersdblen laHen pollte, ertldrte
.er. er lei Der Suiti3miniit.r Sorpatb.
Stubtri9ter unb Geri9tsbiener ers
flGrten ibm aber bobnlddelnb, bas
if0nne Sober Iagen; Der Suitisminiiter
9orpatb fei tp~oblbebalten in psit, uno
nod ME iei Elm Miniiter in bisfem
Minfsl bes 2anbes erf9i.nsn. Qls
bic Panburen bersits ale 8orbereituns
gen trafen, I'm bas fummurif4e urt
tbsil in 8~olSiebuns gu ieBsn, erbielt
Der urtbeiLanbe Rt9ter cine Sbrfei9e.
,baB er BON i.inem Stuble berunter.
fiel unb bebentlids anitrengungen
MAIDEN muBts, bebor er psber gu
elmer Qmtsmiene g.langte. Sie Pans
buren, bra4tsn bic Sanbi9ensn berbei
lunb tpolltan eben einbauen, als Der
.Stublridter bemertte, isbt lei er iiber'
,seugt, bab Der frembe Serr pirtlia
Der SuIti3miniitsr iei, benin Niemanb
in Nsr 8elt piirbe es fonit gefpugt bas
ben, i'm gu pbrfeigen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Ser Httotac.

@Gub fab auf feinem Sbrons,
Neben ibm itanb Mubammeo,
limb es lag bpr 9eiben sitternb
@iner, benz Dor penig Stunben
4orael bas Gnbe CAB. =
@elb bds @ntIib, blau bic 2ippen
= Wie i'm 2eben =; f6ielenb audi
Boiler Neib auf Ollie, benen
S9on bas l1rtbeil mar perfiinbet.
Sas bas parabies perfprd9. =
rMubammeb, mas iit's nit bieien e
Sra9t ieBt ben 9ropbet Der !Serr ;
Senn pbglei6 er's i.lber ipllBte,
WoGt' er bod germ einmal b0reH
Ses propbetsn llrtbeilsipru6.
rIaab, Neib mar feline Siinbe -
Selbit men S9reiber UNI ben Sob
Sat auf @rben er Benedict /!
500 am tiefiten bic Sf9ebsnna,
Serr, ba peif' ben Siinber bin !"
9llab aber fprad i'm 3orne
nNein. Der fommt in's Parabies,
Weil Der Rsib, ben er empfinbet
9ei Der Seliateit Der Srommen ~
Sbm CUR S0p ben Simmel madt." i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

- ste peiB 8ef6eib. -
guttin: 8arl. i9 babe porbin Elm bsrrs
lides Gpitiim sefebsn, bas muBt Su
mir tdufen! = 8atte: Old, reoe bo9
ni9t, liebss Sinh, LAB mid in Rubs,
i9 babe tsin @eIb! = Satin: ., i9
babe bod erIt geItern Elm nsues Gbsds
bud ht Dir geieben, bapon tpar no9
ni9t Elm einaiges 8latt bsrbrau9t!
= Sti9balttge @riinb e.
Ridter: Sd besreife nidt, tpie sic Bet
Sbrem g~utgebsn6en Gsiddft 8dntes
rott maGsn tpnnten! - 8anferottsur:
8, Dafiir babe i9 nsun iti9baItise
@riinbs. : Rthter: Ndmli9s -
8dntsrotteur: Meine S9niegsrmuts
ter, meme Srau, meme feds Sinb.r
unb mein heres Portemonnaie!
= S6Iuu. Or: 3beures W.ib.
ih babe Did 70 lisb, baB, ipenn ib Bet
Dir bin, i9 ME &dlte empfiRbe. -
Sic: SD du6 ntbt. = gr: Das freut
mid, bann brauaft Oh in bisIem
Winsr feinen rteuen Mantel!
-3arte @nfrage. Dame:
.Saaen sic mai, ipiirben Sic is bes
9elbes tpsaer beiratbsn, Serr 80.
ron9"-8aron: .Die piel babeu Sic
hsnn az -,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26
Don tpem bah Oh bag aehSrt9"

.@on tpem baI Oh bas seb6rt9"
fraste er niebergeidlasen.
.@pn benz Notar, Der bas SeFtas
ment seidrieben bat. @ei INN iinb
bic tallienb Sbaler beponirt. tpel9e
bic SsIuiten : patres i'm Shine bes
Seitdmentes fir Did binterlest 9aa
ben."
$40 tppbnt Der Notar9"
~Sn Der nd6Iten Safe"
.Wie beibt err"
rGaroneqi."
. sd sebs gu ibm bin," fagte 2tpin
erregt. sd min bas Seitament ieben.
Grtparte mid. i3 bite Did, in elmer
balben Stunbe bin i9 ba."
Damit itiirste er fort.
Sabianp beitellte ii9 nod cine
SldT9e @ein uno I9impfte auf bic
Bette in Electromagnetic. auf bieien
Sntel, Der ein.n Neffen, pel4er auber
feinem Oiplom ni9ts beiaB, auf 10
grauiame @eiie I'm feline @rbi9aft
betrog. Gr trant brei Slai9en na4a
chamber, 70 erbittert mar er iiber bas
alte un9ebeuer.
S6pn ipollte er bic pierte beitelen.
als 2ipio nit Itrdblenber Miene unb
cine 9trie por fi9 binpfsifenb, e%intrat,
nit einem Worte, in Der bentbur beiten
2dune Der Melt.
ngaun. 2ibio2" fraste Sabiano itaua
nenb.
sd bin gu benz ReIultdte gelangt,
lieber Sreunb," antpprtete 2ibio, pbaB
bas geridt, fpel9ss bic Grbf4aft ben
9atrss Suseurtbeilt bat, aus luuter
S9afsfDpfen beitebt, unb baB mein
feliger @lter Der bette Snfel tpar, Der
iemals selsbt bat unb our Sreube ieia
nes armen. bebrdngten Neffsn geitora
ben it,"
nSprtd beutlid," brang 5abiano
in i'm, .felbft tpenn i9 pOltommsn
niidtern pdre, tpiirbe ib tetnen 8u9a
itaben BON Seintr 8ebe oeritebeu."
nNun, meiu lieber @lter, porldufig
iage i@ Dir nur ippiel, bab ib meine
I~ngslegenbeit Dor. ben 8icetOni9
bringe, unb bic neutrality-suspicious.
fen0 Sbaler ipsrben in meme !Sanb GEE
ldngen unb ni6t in bic Der Seiuiten.
SD babe ni9t Inn onIt in Bologna
Sura Itubirt! grlaube mir nur, MIDI
pGbrenb Der 3eit, bic meme Ingeles
eenbeit in Qnfpru9 nimmt, mid dls
Seinen 9ait gu betraaten, benin i9
babe berbammte Notb an Sleingelb."
nMeinettpessn elm Sabr!" antpora
tete Sabianp. ~Wenn bic Sa9e muir
gelingt."
sd bpffe es!" fdgte 2ibio.
Se9s @oden nad6er entf9ieb ber
bamalige @icef0nig bon Reapel. DE
tuna, ben Brpceb 2ibips nit folgens
benz, enbgiltis redtstrGftisem nrtbeil:
Scr grbldFer teitirte fein 8ermDa
gen ben Seiuiten=patres NIT Der ausa
briidli9en 9.bingung, baB fie pers
pfli9tet feien. benz Reffen bes Grbldis
fers 70 pisl gu s.ben, uls fie felbit
molten. Oa nun bic Patres felbit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sbaler ipola
len, 70 itnb tie berpfli8tet, benz Meffen
fobisl gu seben."
Ils 2ipio nit bieiem ltrtheile in
Der SaI9e BET Nbelarbi e%intrat, aog
i'm Der alte @antier an feline 8ruit
unb fpra9 gu ibm:
Gin 10 pfiffiger Mbbocat, tpie Sic
es iinb, berbient eine aussesei4nete
.partie gu MAIDEN, felbit tpenn er ni4t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sbaler, iona
bern nur ebeniobiel Solbt in Der Saa
fde battle; Sbnen ae6e i9 meine So9s
ter unb niemanb Mnberem."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

= @srfpro9sn. S9naps.
brubsr lin Der @potbete): SD m64ts
fir 20 of. boppeltimmelfaur.s Ga.
tron!1
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. ga terrible
outrage resulting in the death OF two
men and the fatal injury of some others,
occurred just as the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas train was leaving San Marcos A
dynamite cartridge which had been
placed in the smoking car stove by some
unknown person exploded, the stove and
half the car being catered to pieces. Ed
Binding, travelling agent of the City
brewery, of San Antonio and JIG Heidel-
heimer prominent merchant of Austin
Tex, were insanity killed. All the other
passengers in the car, six in mum Der, were
injured
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 25.--Judge Emory
Speer opened the United States court
with charge to the grand jury in which
he called attention to the fact that ths
Judge, district attorney and United States
marshal of that court had all been Con
federate soldiers The judge himself, he
said, had had the impudence to fire upon
the flag of his country from the outworks
Of two of the cities In which he now holds
court. Certainly government so mag
nanimous, he declared, deserved the full
support of the people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25
A Murder Mystery cIeared.

LEwlsBuRG, Pa, Jan 25-The district
attorney of this county has in his posses
sion a confession which will clear up the
mystery which has surrounded the murder
Of Charles Hanes whose mutilated body
was found in a field near Shamokin Dam
a small village opposite Sunbury. FIVE
years ago The district attorney will not
give out the confession until he has made
several arrests. A lawyer who has seen
the confession says that nothing can pre-
vent conviction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

WATEETOwN. n. Y, Jan 25--At her
home near Gouveueur little Anna BLOW
aged 30 years, went into the attic alone,
and there found an old trunk, in which
was bottle containing some candied NOR
phine, of which she ate a quantity. Her
parents being ignorant Of what the child
had taken, did not summon a physician
until too late to save the little ones life
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25
CONYICTs Al LIBERTY
Now Being Searched for in the Mountains
Near Coal Creek, Tenn.

COAL CREEK, Tenn, Jan 25.-Fifty con-
victs confined in the branch state prison
here escaped during the night by crawl
ing through the bars Of the water gate
leading into the stockade. They effected
their escape just at dark and shortly after
dark several pedestrians were robbed in
the vicinity. As soon as the escape was
discovered the guards started in hot pur-
suit, firing constantly, Several men we're
shot, but more succeeded in escaping.
Many are hiding in the mountains around
Coal Creek. At this same place two
years ago the whole number of conyicts
in the stockade, about 200, were liberated
by the miners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan 25-Alderman
Halbach heard a novel case 1t was
brought under an act of 1898, which pro
vides that a wife may sue her husband
after separation for her separate estate.
The plaintiff, Elmira Barringer, of Eph-
rata township, testified that she gave her
husband Slt5 to buy real estate, and that
he had a deed made out in his name.
Alderman Halbach decided in favor of
Mrs Barringer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

THOMSON, Ga, Jan. % 25--Sherif Hawes
was knocked senseless while feeding the
prisoners yesterday, and six negroes made
their escape. The crime was discovered
very shortly a jerward, and the whole
town is wild with excitement. The sherilf's
skull is badly fractured and his condition
is critical A posse was Immediately or
ganized and three of the negroes were
caught. II the sheriff dies there is prob
ability of lynching
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

New YORK, Jan 25.-Charles Jemer, 81
years old, of Brooklyn, an iron worker,
while at work on the new building a
Cedar street fell fourteen stories and was
not ins5antly killed. He landed on his
shoulders. At Cham bers street hospital,
where he was taken, the surgeons found
the man horribly battered, with his spine
probably fractnred
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

THE defeat of Councilman Coakley,
Of the First ward, for a denomination,
is regretted by many citizens, not only
of his ward, but the whole borough,
He made a good official and deserved
better treatment, His Independence
it is claimed, caused his defeat. IT
should have made his nomination the
more secure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25
Six Mon rrobnbIy Drowned.

CHAELEsToN, $. c., Jan. 25-A boat
containing six white men left Sullivan's
Island on Monday last for the life saving
station on Morris Island. Yesterday the
bodies of two of the men were found on
the shore of Morris Island. One of them,
H. R. Campsen was a member of the life
saving crew on Norris Island; the other,
Pred Miller, was a resident of Sullivan's
Island. Tb other four men are supposed
to be druvut.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25
Rridgenores Street Car striIse Ended.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan. 25.-The street
railroad strike was settled last evening,
and the cars are running as usual Al 3
o'clock the strikers agreed to accept the
terms of the road and returned to work,
The men return at the terms offered,
which recognizes them as union men. The
company, however, dictated the terms of
snttlement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

POTrsyULE Pa, Jan. 25-Joseph Har-
kius, who escaped from the Shenandoah
police station four months ago, and who
is wanted in that town for larceny and
two cases ot assault and battery, was cap
tured nj Granville While being brought
here to Jail be was allowed to 20 into the
toilet room. and despite the fact that he
was haudculied ne raised the window and
jumped from the train. which was run
ming about twenty miles an hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25

GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. 25-John Blum
and Mrs. Pauline Markus, an eloping
couple from New York, were arrested here
at private boarding house. They had
three trunks filed with jewelry and cloth
ing valued at $1,000 The couple will be
held until the woman's husband arrives
from New York