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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

ben Gepublifaneru. .-Gann utter Iol6en
llmltdnben elm Deut16er mitbelien, biele
partei pieoer an bas &uber gu brinsen,
aud ,penn lie in alien anoeren Grasen
feinen Nnli1ten Nusbrud sebeR iollte ?
Wir slanben ni6t. gBir slaaben es
nibt, neil ben Ginsemanoerten 3uerlt bic
polle @leihberedtisuns selidert ueroen
mus, ebe ct tpirtbl9aftli6e Yroiperitat
unb politilbe Greibeit mit9enteben unb
oafir eintreten fann.
Wir mil1en lebr ,pobl, oab es inter
ben 9emofraten aud einSelne natibiiti-
l6e Grants sibt, aber lie bilben bic pers
lbminbenbe Winoerbeit, lie baben nie=
mails ginflub auf Die Yolitif Der Yarte'
aebabt, uno iie baben einen lolhen Gin
1ub am allermeni9iten iest. Sic De=
mpfraten baben itets in aa' ben 6rasen,
pelcbe bic NoopiipsYiirser interefTren.
liberale NnIbauun9en gebabt unb mub=
ten Tie boben, neil tie eine 10 erpbe 3ab!
BON ginsewanoerten in ibren &eiben
boben, unb oesbalb lollten bic Oeut=
ihen, jest mo- es gilt, bic natioifii6e
Seu6e Su unteroriifen, nit Der Bartei
itimmen, melhe ben Wtudern unb syrem=
oenbaHern Ieinoli6 se9eniiberitebt.
(Gl. 3d.. 81 H.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

Wislicenus; ST.. Snso WilbeIm bon
3iemHen. ben betannten 8liniter unb
lansidbrisen Sireftor bes a0semeinen
Rranfenbaules in Miinden, unb ben
Ybp1ifer Wiftor Gblen bon Sang, felt
1866 Yrofeffor Der Grperimentalpbplit
an Der llniperlitdt in Wien unb felt
1887 Ntitslieb ber Snternationalen
Dtas- unb @emi1t= &ommillipn. Mls
8eriammlunssort fir bas Sabr 1895
bat Der Nerein bic alte Sanlaftabt
2ubef beitimmt.
Ser Mulatte Morton, ,pel6er i'm
porisen Sabre wesen 6dli6uns pon
Dofumenten su orsi Sabren 3udtbaus
perurtbsilt morhen mar, 1T inn 3udt=
baus bon YoiIlp gel eitorben. 9lorton,
fdlIdte befanntli6 Elm Sbriftitiid, bon
Dem bebauptet muroe, baB es aus Dem
britiIben 8otIbai iterbptel entmenbet
tporoen iei. Gs parb Der fran,6Il9en
&ammer bon Dem Oeputirten Millepope
porselest, um belien 8ebauptuns, BOB
Glemeneean unb &odefort lid nit bod
perrd.beril6en Yldnen befaBten unb
eseen bobe Summen Staatssebeimnille
an Gnslanb perrietGen, gu belpeilen.
Ser 3uiIdenf jan orobte su 8erwitl,ns
gen Al fiibren, bis eine Inter rIudune Die
6ali6uns oes Documents ergab.
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8nbertiSh.

Segiton Der gel am mt en-
8 e9nit. - rGortl6ritt auf aGsn Sc
bieten 1T bas 3ei9en Der segaapdrti=
gen, raitlos itrebenoen 3eit" uno mo- lit
bieier mebr wabr3unebmen,. mo- sxitt ct
nns grobarti9er entsegen, als auf bem
un9ebeuren, ielseitalti9en @ebiet Der
2ebnit? 8ei ben bier Iih, ununter-
broden uno raid folsenoen Reuerun.
gen uno Grfinoun9en lit es Ielbf fir
ben Ja4mann faum m6slid, alle ein=
}9la9enben Materien polltommen au
beberrihen; ct liebt lid tdslih in Die
Sage Derlebt, iiber ir9enb einsn Namen,
einen Beeriii, einen @e9enaanb. iiber
Die Nrt BON oeiien Gntitebung, @e,pin.
nuns, 0erarbeituns, Ner,penbuns uim.
ulw. &atb bolen gu rniiiien. Aber bic
3ur 9anb beiinoliden 9lustunftsmittel
linb unseniieenb, Spe3iai,uerie, nit be=
rem 9ilfe bic 1nterridtuns mosh9,
ni4t befannt ooer i4mer su bel4affen,
unb lebneno i9aut her Su1enoe na1
einem 9atb9eber aus. Sn allen bic len
Td0en mirb unler r2erifon Der ge1amm=
ten 5e4nif" unb,ibrer Silfsmilenl9of=
ten, i'm Werein nit Joh9enoHen beraus,
seseben BON Otto 2ueser, profeilor unb
Gipil Snsenieur in Stuttsart, Mus=
funft in seoran9ter RiirSe seben unb,
ipo erforoerlid, auG burb biloli9e Ner=
onl6aulibuns, oas 8eritdnoniB foroera.
gs lpll etn leritairhes 9taD :
9la9ebu6 ur ollie tebnis
|i4en 8erufsarten iein unb ieoen
&egenitano Der Se6nif unb beren 6ilfs=
lpinenlbaften in fnapper, ,pillenlaaftli-
der, aber fir ben @ebiloeten leicbt fab
li6er Jorm bebanbeln. Sobann mirt
unler ,Gegiton Der gelammten Secbnit"
bel jeoem in einem Mrtitel pnrfommen
ben etDa nur furi erlduterten ginselhe.
sriIf ourb 2iteraturne6mei1e anqeben
in uel4en Speaialluerfen nnb in lrel
dem Mblhnitte oerielben cine nod aug
flbrli6ere Belebruns su iinben lit
Otele Giteraturna 1ipeile mer.
ben ni6t, tpie bisber in lerifalil4e1
Werten oasemein iiblid, ben betreiien
ben Mrtifeln nur anban9speile beioeqe
ben, ionbern unmittelbor bel benz BE-
treHenoen Besrifi leIbit ansesoeer
Doburd lit benz Sudenoen @elegen.
belt seseben, ii9 eine gang e,idopieno,
Nustunit iiber jeben @egenjtanb ooe1
BesriiI aus benz Bereide BET 9e9.
nit uno ibrer 9ilfspilieni4aften gu per
idaffen.
Gin lol@es Wert gu bieten 1T natur.
semdb nur Der nit leinem @toff uni
ieiner Giteratur p6lig bertraute Sad.
mann i'm Stanoe, unb 70 mar ber Ser
ausseber bemlbt, ii9 bte Weitorbeiter'
i&aft elmer sroben 3obl bon 0a&mdn'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

Dem ameritanil9en &onlul in
Dtain; 8artbolo,p, lit bas Grequatur
ertbeilt uoroen.
- Ser oeutlde &ailer bat aug leiner
pripati9atuQe 10000 Mart oem 5onbs
,ur Genopation Der alten &iliansfirbe
i'll Gorba1 i'm Jiiritentbum 98aloed
i6ermielen.
-Die gbinelen loaen &orea eerdumi
hoben. Dis 9inelilben Solbaten rei=
Ben aus, lpie 54aheber.
- Oas 9ineflde Nrienal gu Canton
ioG li6 in einem Idredli6 oerlpabrlolten
3uitanb beIinoen
Sett tommt nit einem Wal bic
glahritt. oaB 81 Sung Chang iih per-
lonlth an Die Spibe oes binelilden 9ee=
reg itsllen uno oas Waterlonb retter
niQ.
anorem 8. Wbite. Der amerifa.
nilde @eSauote mad st. petersburg
oinirte nit benz 4Onis Gbriitian in &c.
penbasen.
Sic iril4e Dnrnelliterfroction bal
gelegsntlid oes Sabrestases bes Sobes
parnell's Elm Manifelt erlollen. in tpel,
pem es Die onbere irii9e Jraetion au1
bas erbittertite an8reift.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

- Sn Dofobamo lit bie 8e-
oolteruns entidieben fir GortIebuns
beg &rieges unb BEN Warld auf pefins.
sdsli& seben @eritdrtunsen CUR Gr-
NEE ab.
- Sn Der Staot Merito erbdnste ii9
Suan Mbure3 Elm rei9er lpanif9en
Bansuier an benz Balton ieines Wobn=
bauIes.
Ser fran36Hi9e Nbbe W}onteneuis.
elm Aeoatteur bes rMoniteur be Neme"
1T aug Stalien aussewieien uno unter
Beoeduns iiber bic &ren3e eef@aiit
uorben, neil ct in elmer @erie BON Qeit=
artiteln beftise Ansriffe ouf bic Nes
sieruns begging.
-gine Oepel1e Der 2onboner 3imes
BON Baris last, oab bic Mussabe bon
100000 Metien Der neuen Banana Ga
nal So. teinen grfols bate. baB aber
Die neue gompagnie unter etnem Gom=
promiB 3pil il9en Dem Giquibotor unb 30.
Oberborfer, Der perpfli6tet 1T, $4,000
Nctien gu nebmen, lofort onItituirt ,per=
ben mirb.
- Sn Bubapelt fanb 5piihen ben
befannten Je9tmeiitern Sober uno
S;b3oatp elm Dusa unter ben l1mierig=
item Bebinaungen itatt. Beim oritten
8anse ipurbe benz Gedtmeilter S3osoafp
Der &opf selpalten.
- Sn Der @onieren3 Der 8ild6fe su
Buba Yeltb perlas Der 95rimas BON I'm
sarn beute einen Brief bes Yapltes, ir
Dem oem gpiseopot auf9etrasen miro, in
0aule ber Maenaten Nnitrensunsea 81
MAIDEN. UNI cine WobiIication Der Bi[
besusli9 Der &elision Der &inoer aus
genildten Chen gu erjielen. Ser 8rie
last aber, bab Die Asitation teine unse.
leblihe 6orm annebmen oiirfe.
- Sic uRoniian3er Nbenb3eituns" il
foniis,irt tporoen, neil lie einen r@ot-
tes9rabentbum" betitelten Qrtitel be,
lllmer 3eituns", lpel9er bic befannte
aonissberger &ebe bes &ailers betrit-
tslte. nadsebrudt bate.
- Ser Werein beutlder Naturfor-
i9er uno Ner3te. ipel9er betanntli9 in
bielen 3agen feline 66. Sabresperlamm=
lung in @ien abbielt, bat fol9enben
Wori itanb seudblt: profeiior Der Gbemie
ON ber l1nioerFtdt 2eipsis. Sobannss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

9ei ben Wablen in @9loeosn bat
bic Sinte seIiest.
- Nus 2tsa, Yeru, fommt bic Noef,-
rl6t, oaB Der Senat belbloKen bct Den
truberen 6inan3miniiter lueaen Betriioe-
relen in NNtlaseSuitcnb gu perlesen.
- Das Bantett Der Qonbpner Son.
oelstammsr su gbren oes Gonoresnon-
neg 9Sl!lon BON Weit Wirainien fono
geltern abeno i'm 1otel Wteiropole itott
vs. paren ettoo 70 @dite anueleno, oa=
runter 9err S. Sterling Morton neblt
le!nen beioen SDbnen; Gonerebmann
Jlloore Straub bon New Norf; Sir
eonrtneD 6. BopIe, permanenter 5efre=
tar Der 9anoelsfammer uno cine Mn,abi
beroorrasenber @si9dftsleute. SER
gSll1on belt cine lange Mnlprad5e, in
uelder er Die Nnli9ten ieiner partei
pertrat.
- Oie Glerfs Der Banf BON Ono.
Lamb baben proteits sYeriammlunaen ab.
9ebalten, neil por &ur3em cine Nnaobl
meibliher Glerts in ber Banf anQeitellt
tporoen 1T.
= Die rNoboe Wrempa" ertldrt, boz
@ublano in Be3ue auf bic toreoniidbe
Jrage 5u eroberem Gin fllub als gnalanb
bere4ti9t iei. oo bic 9eograpbil4e 2ooe
Rorea's oieies Qanb geuii1 1ermoben in bie
raif't@e Saterefienipbdre brinse.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
Shmere Strafe.

2onbpn, 20. Sept.-Gin &riees=
seridt bat in SieH, &ublanb, ben Maior
Griatowsfi su lebensldnsli6er 3spanss=
arbeit in Sibirien unb 81 anbere Yer=
lpnen gu ldnserer 0erbannung bcrtielbit
perurtbeilt. Die 2eute waren iberfibrt
tuprben i'm Sabre 1892 an Oe itrei6 Die
rullilden Wtobililationspldne unb Ylane
Der 8efeitisunsen oon @ari6au uers
fault gu baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

n nsrn ' aug Wilienidoft uno proris Az
libern. o"
Sur4 oas 3ulammen,pirfen hie,sr
bsrporrasenoIten Vertreter Der serhnif
i'm oo,ssShen Spra9sebtat i'm Werein
NIT benz Seraus9eber tpiso in un5erer,
.Ser'ton Der sel lammten Sedbnif" ei,r
ltnternebmen gei6affen, sas in oliid-
l'1lter gsetle Die Worjiise in Iid5 perei=
ni9t oer 8lir3e, 3uperldiIigsett unb WoQ=
ltanolsteit, Elm Wert, ,pie Elm 1nIdbes
btsber in Der beutlben 2iterotur nnfb
n.3f porbonoen mar, bas eIeidiom
e'ne 9an5e 8iblrotbef BON
sebr@ nno 9anbbRdern Der
I q nil tn Iid ibliebt uno iane ent-
behrli6 nabt.
- - So1 Der Snternationo. Nens Go.
ltno uns ore tolsenoe oeuti6s 3eitldrif.
ten susegasgen:
@artenlanbs, 9eite II, rs unb 10;
oas 26: 9ett bes vltniperl,tm"; s)eft 3
BON "Slufrlrte @eIt" 6eft As ppn
nueber ganb uno Meer" .Gud" unh
Die 9efte L. 2, 3, 4, ), Der neuen 9eit=
l9r!tt sur ale Welt', biele 3eit=
l~r.lt rplro I'm Venla9 BON Bona e 60.
IN Serl'r Aerausgegeben uno i'll burd5 bic
Snternattonal steps So. au sem 0orf
su be8leben, 5u 10 Gents bro Seft. I'm
Seleltoff, Slnitrationen uub Drud bietet
otelss ne,'s Wsrt ii&erlia Sas @eoie-
gentle uno prillanteite, uno bic fuItipirte
oeutl9e Jamilie tann iid ni6t leid5t et-
mas 9dboaeres ooer Wertbpo Heres an.
l1anen. Sie sro6en, Shells oon,
tbe'!s ooppelieitisen Bilber bieles 6ef.
tes lno 8untbldtter erlen Ronoes. ouf
o'e mon, ea es iid bel ibnsa UNI Werte
ger erltaa Weilter unb uan multeroiltioe
eraeusn'ne oer oeuti9en 6ol,Idneibe-
tunlt haRbelt itol3 lein lam. .
- S.it elmer Reibe bon ccyobren 1T,
oer IN Der MISUNDERSTANDING BON
@sbr~ &ei4el in Nu9sbure (Bopern) er-,
ldeineaoe ~SQuitrirte Heue Deutl6e
&ai1ers Ralenber" in ben Wereinioten
Staateu BON Norb.9lmerita perbreitet
nno' ertreut ii& elmer eroben Beliebtbeit
9at oleler &alenoer a,ad iebes Sobr lei-
nem Namen ale @bre semo@t un6 ftets
oas Selte unb @ebiegente in Wort unb
sS,io. pran9eno in einem i9muden &IeiSe.
9eboten> 10 bat er feline 0or9dnqer in
osm renen Sabrsanse 1895 melt iiber-
bolt. QSir fonnen Den RaiIer=Ralenoer.
oenen VeneralsDebit fir Mmertfa The
International News Company in
New York iibernommen bot, unb Der
our4 alle Bu9= uae Sdreibmateriaaen=
9anolunsen gu besieben lit, ouf bas Sim
9elesentll9lte empfeblen.
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Oreifdher ,11orS.

| y lOtlQ UteI(tD, 20. Sepl.
Cine omeritani1he 6amilie, aus Mann
6rau unb brei G,nbern beitebeno, fan
pnr GINGER 3eit aus 8eoreia bierbe
uno Iieb li9 auf elmer pIantase, Al
Mteilsn bon bieiiger Stabt ent fernt
nieber. Ser 9iame oes Ntannes pa
Jrant Solman. Seute lit nun Die 9iah
ribt bier eingetroIlen bob Solman ii
Der Sruntenbeit ieine 6rau uno Die Stpe
ilte item Ginber ermoroet babe unb oanr
entfloben lei. 9as iiin9lte Sino wol
3eu9e Der Stat unb bate bic Tabrid1
Den 9ia6barn iiberbraht.
Is miro fortserauft.
2s8uenos Npres, 20. Sept. -
Sn ben 8ebiresre9ionen, on Der 8ren5e
ppn Uruguay, Iinb pieoer 5000 Gepolu-
tiondre perlammeit, bic auf bic eril @es
leoenbeit parten, sesen bic Sruppen bes
@ouperneurs GaItilbo BON Gio @ronoe
ing 6elo ;u iieben. Gs banbelt li9 bier
nebr Inn einen Gahefrie9 als um irseno
etlpas anberes, oenr bic 2eute molten
Ii0 opr allen Dinsen ,pesen Der BON Ga=
Itilbo uno ieinen 5ruppen besan9enen
abI6euli1en @raulamteitea RIDDEN.
gs lit betannt, bab Der &ommanoeur
Der Geeierunestruppen in &io @ranbe
DO Sul Der 2eide oes an leinen Wunben
Gebellengenerals Saraipa
Die Obren abgel6nitten uno btele, in
SolS Derpadt, benz Souuerneur Galtilbo
,usef9idt bat
Gin mieluneener Kniff.
Yarcelo 20. Sept.- Sic por
einisen 5agen semelbete 8efebruna bes
uesen bes Bomhenattentats i'm 2ieso=
: beater gum Sobe uerurtbeilten 9(nars
bitten Salpooore Grand, bate allse= |
meines Nufleben erre9t. 6ran6, Der
Der b:sber bur6aus
ni6ts bon 3elision ,piilen ipollte, bate
1uf einmal Geue se5ei9t unb ben Wunid
5em Jransistaner=Srben
beitreten uno bas &ewanb Der 6raniis= |
taner traeen su biirfen. Sic Yolisei |
bate aber ldpn nod >uenisen Sagen
Sruno gu Der Nnnabme, oab es nit Der
Betebruns nidt melt Der lei uno oab
5rand nit Der Befebrunssselbihte cine
lebeime abliht perfolge; lie CAB oes-
aalb gefebl, bab Jrand in 3uf,lnft
pieoer ltrene an bic @efdngniBre9eln
3ebalten merben lpQe, bic ibm seseniiber
eit ieiner ansebliden 8etebruns tpsniser
treng bepbabtet muroen. Mls Jran1
,on oieler Gntideiouns benadri4tist
uurbe. fiel er loiort aus Der &olle, bic
sr eine 3eit lang selpielt batte. Seine
Oemutb perlpanoelte lid in fur4tbare
.utb unb ct itieb l9redli9e Gliide uno
Orobunsen seeen Gott uno bic @eieas
daft aug.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
Quslan0.
Der Krise in OItafen.

2onbo 20. Sept-gine Depel9e
aus Shanghai melbet, bab bic Sapaner
eine 2anbuns auf dinelilbem 8ebiete
n6roli4.pon @be 500 fertis sebradt ba=
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
Oas patent.umt.

W bin9tor, 20. Sept. - Ser
:Sabresberi9t oes patent Gommihdrs
tbeilr nit, baB mdbreno BEG perflohenen
Sabres 1899 Yutent9elude eineerei9i
murben. Gs nuroen 24,2O4 Yatente
bemillist. Oie Ginfiinfte betrusen ST.
1S3, ,523 unb bic Nuseaben 81 .053,9
Ser ueberl9ub betrd9t 1929, $50.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
CzAREWITCH TO WEO.
His Betrothal to Princess Alix of
Hesse Announced.
Kaiser Wilhelm Believed to Have
Won the Cars Consent.
Royal and Imperial Congratulations
on the Match at Coburg.
(Dy Associated d Press)

COBURG, April 2O.-The betrothal is
announced OF the Czarewitch (Grand
Duke Nicholas. heir-apparent to the
throne OF Russia) to the Princess AK
Victoria Helena Louise Beatrice OF
Hesse.
Their betrothal was made the occn-
sion to-day of sincere congratulations
upon the part OF all the members OF
the royal and imperial families who
gathered here yesterday for the we'd
ding Of the Grand Duke Of Hesse and
Princess Victoria Melita, Of Saxe-Co-
burg g-Gotha.
Emperor William OF Germany was
the first to communicate the news OF the
betrothal to Queen Victoria. who ex-
pressed herself as being highly pleased.
Emperor William then walked from the
Ducal Schloss to the Edinburgh Palace.
accompanied by Col. l.. V. Swaine, the
British military attache at Berlin, and
communicated the news to the Duke Of
Sake e-Coburg-Gotha the Duke OF Edin-
burgh).
The news had evidently become public.
for n crowd OF people followed Emperor
William to the Edinburgh Palace, cheer
ing heartily for His Majesty, who Is
believed to have been mainly instru-
mental in bringing about the betrothal,
1t having been previously reported that
the Car opposed the match
Later, Emperor William met Secretary
Steven, OF the British Legation. and
cordially shook hands with him. BEAM
ing with delight as he informed him of
the betrothal.
The fact that Emperor William had the
welcome news before Queen Victoria
and the Duke and Duchess OF Saxe-Co-
burg Gotha, and the evident delight
OF His Imperial Majesty. is said to show
the Importance which he attaches to the
alliance.
All the morning Emperor William was
in the highest spirits, darting here and
/ there, and looking In splendid health.
He Is deeply bronZed by exposure to the
sun, and will leave Cohurg tomorrow
for some shooting on the estate OF. the
Grand Duke of Saxe-Wemar at Wart-
! burg,
The evening world., 1894-04-20
DECEPTION MADE HER INSANE
Mrs. Byrne Learned Her Husband
Had Another Wife Living.
She Acted Strangely and Was Taken
TO Harlem Hospital.

Mrs. Rose Byrne, thirty-three years
old, of 1886 East One Hundred and Fifth
street. was taken to the Harlem Hos
pital early this morning. suffering from
insanity. Mrs. Byrne was married to
her present husband, who is a driver for
n grocer in the Harlem Market, last
October. The couple lived in neat
two-story frame house. Last Saturday
night Mrs. Byrne learned that her hus-
band had another wife and child living.
She accused her husband and at once
made preparations for n separation. Last
night while packing some of her furnl-
ture she became hysterical and threat
ened to jump from the second-story win
dow. Policeman Brown. of the East
one Hundred and Fourth street station,
saw her and persuaded her not to leap
to the street. At about 3 o'clock this
morning the same policeman saw her
walking along One Hundred and Fifth
street in an aimless way. He induced
her to return to her home. but later she
became SO violent that she had to be
taken to the hospital in an ambulance.
Mrs. Byrne was widow when she
married Byrne and has a seven-year- -old
daughter. Byrne has disappeared.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
.PLYMOUTH's SHAFT CRACKED.
She Was Obliged to Send Passen-
gers to New York by Rail
Accident Discovered as tho Steamer
Was to Leave Fall River.

NEWPORT, r. l., April 2o-The
steamer Plymouth, OF the Fall River
line, arrived from Fall River at mid
night with cracked shaft. The
steamer Providence left for New York
last evening to take her place.
At the office OF the Fall River line
here, it was stated today that the
accident to the Plymouth was discov-
cred just as she was about to leave
the dock at Fall River AS is GUS
tomary, the machinery was tested, and
one of the crew heard a grating sound.
This led to the discovery that "A shaft
was fractured. II was then decided to
send the 800 passengers to New York
by rail.
After short delay a specla, train
was secured and they were taken to
Mansfield, where another special was
made up on the New York. Providence
and Boston road. 1t reached this city
at o'clock this morning.
The Plymouth proceeded under her
own steam to the Company's docks at
Newport, where the fractured shaft will
be removed and a new one substituted.
This will require about ten days. The
Providence IL the reserve boat OF the
Company and will take the Plymouth 8
place until the repairs are completed.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
Wire News I'm brief.

passenger train was ditched yesterday on
snow drift near Yuma. Col. and Engineer Pat
Tirlin and Fireman Burt Goodwin were seriously
hurt
At Milwaukee yesterday Judge Ludwig entered
an order declaring the West Superior Iron and
Steel Company insolvent. Robert Kelly was ap-
pointed receiver.
Rev. George burrows d. o.. widely known Al
q Greek and Hebrew scholar. died at San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Congressman Jason D. Brown, OF the Third
Indiana District, 10 very sick at his home at
Seymour Ind. from nicotine poisoning.
The Newport Elastic Fabric Company Of New.
port. X. L.. has made an assignment to c. A.
Ives
EI-Gov. II. J. Throckmorton 10 believed to b.
dying at his home In Monterey, Tex.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
HIS. TRAGIC DEATH.
John Walsh Leaped or Fell from
. Fourth Story Window.
Shrived on the Sidewalk, with
Merry-Makers for Mourners.
His wife Buried Yesterday with
Her Newborn Babe.

Joseph Walsh, forty years old, jumped
from the fourth story window OF the
tenement-house, 53I West Fortieth
street, In which he lived, at ll30 o'clock
last night He was killed. outward
conditions seem to show that the man
committed suicide.
walsh's wife died on Tuesday in Civ
ing birth to her eleventh child. The
child died the same day. Mother and
child were buried yesterday afternoon.
Three children are still alive-Maggie.
nine years old, Mamie. three years old,
and Joseph, fourteen months old.
When Walsh returned from the fu-
neral he brought with him the dead wo-
mans sister, Mrs. Susie paly. she
night. When they reached the house at
8 O'clock Maggie. the oldest child. heard
her father say; y ;. cannot iive' now
But nobody paid any attention to the
mans words. They thought that they
were merely an outburst Of grief
stricken person.
Walsh remained in the little front room,
the two windows Of which face the
Al n.3o o'clock there was a grea,
commotion In the house. Walsh had
been found before the house. In the, gut
ter. dying. He was bleeding, and badly
crushed. as though he had fallen from
a great height.
The front room window was open. and
there was q chair before 1t: On little
table Just at one side there was n
picture of the dead Mrs. Walsh, and the
ends OF the two candles that had been
used at her woke.
Walsh was Not dead when found, but
ne could not speak. Father Irody, of
81. Raphael's Church, a block away
was hurriedly summoned. When he ar
rived a curious scene was enacted in
Walsh had been carried on the pave
ment and his head propped up against
q coal-box A candle had been called
for, but as none coul1 be found lamp
was brought
Father Brady gave the last rites to the
dying man with a tenant in the house
holding the lamp, and dozen others
standing about with tear-dimmed eyes
The place Is Just at the outer edge of
Heirs Kitchen. Half dozen young
men returning from n dinner came up
the street playing guitar and singing.
They stopped at sight of the dying mar
and became mourners. From n window
Of nearby house n man named Hogan
looked out He would have liked to
3 70 downstairs, he said, but he had once
etand the sight OF another.
Walsh died before he could be re-
moved from the pavement. He was
a driver for the Communipaw Coal
Mrs. Daily is positive the man fell
from the window. But the police be-
lieye from the place in which the man
fell. and his expression earlier In the
evening, that II Is case of suicide.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
PARLIAMENT WHIPS ASTIR.
Division Coming Tonight on the
Duke of EdinburEh's Annuity.

NY AssocIRted PressJ
LONDON. April 20.-A critical division
Is expected in the House of Commons
to-day upon the motion. notice Of which
has been given by A. c. Morton, men,
Der for Peterborough, and Henry La
bouchere. member for Northampton. to
revoke the annuity OF the Duke Of Edin-
burgh. now the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha. on the ground that he Is now a
German prince.
The Conservatives promise to support
The evening world., 1894-04-20

in the right ear received on Monday In
his bed, and died at the New York
Hospital last evening. Mr.. Selnan was
an exporter of watches at 10 Maiden
lnne, He was n brother of Maurice
Seiigman, an Exchange place broker,
bet changed his name years ago.
lie lived in bachelor apartments at liz
West FOrtieth street lie had suffered
much from gout. He was cheerful
sunday evening. but when the janltor
made his rounds Monday noon he found
Selman in his bed. bleeding from a
wound in the right ear and the pistol
beside him. He never regained con-
sciousness The bullet was removed,
but the patient died as stated.
The evening world., 1894-04-20
RISE IN PACIFIC FREIGHTS.
Steamship Rates from Here Ia
Frisco 40 Per Cent. Higher.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-The Pa
clfic Mail Steamship Company has given
notice OF an advance OF 40 per cent. over
the rates that have been prevailing in
ocean freights to New York. The new
rate on -four will be $3.50 and on mer-
Chandise 81 per ton, and on lumber $40
per l,OoO feet.
1t is stated that the Panama Railroad
Company, whose steamers have succeed
ed those Of the North American Naviga-
ton Company, will advance freight
rates to the same figure.