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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20

Daltons questions. Early this morning
the prisoner was taken before Chief
Murphy, who questioned him closely. The
man declared he could prove that he
went to bed at ten O'Clock last night and
got up at four o'clock this morning.
What did you get up so early for"
demanded the Chief.
" was dry, and wanted drink. was the
surly reply
why did you go out in the street bare
headed?" continued the Chief
THE PRISONERS STORY.
1T was dark in my room, and, after
cropping around for a few minutes for
my hat, | decided to go out without it,
The prisoner was asked nothing fur
ther. His coolness was upset suddenly
when the Chief provided the old batter
ed derby found in the Hide house. after
the burglar escaped.
rs that hat yours?" asked the Chief.
mo. sir, it is not" replied the pris-
oner. His face became colorless when
the Chief placed it on his head and re-
marked 1T fits you pretty we'll, how
ever
The prisoner was placed in a cell. The
Chief, for various reasons, declines to
Iildhe ms name puDl1c. lie is WlLnnOlQinS
it until he can investigate the mans
story as to his whereabouts between ten
o'clock last night and four O'Clock this
morning. He will be required to give a
better account of the four hours between
ten and two o'clock, or be sent before
the Grand Jury.
For the past month a number of petty
robberies have been committed in the
Fourth precinct and al effors of the po-
lice to capture the thieves have been of
no avail. Last night, owing to the heavy
rain storm, the Chief endeavored to pre-
vent any robberies by sending into the
precinct, thirteen reserve policemen in
citizens clothes, and the entire Detec-
tive force, in addition to the nineteen
men who went out from the station
house on regular patrol Had an alarm
been sounded the Chief said, this morn
ing that row of houses where the robbery
was committed would have been COM
p'$tely surrounded by policemen. 1t
would have been impossible for the man
to have escaped"
81 take this opportunity" the Chief
added, ito again warn residents of the
Heights to procure call whistles. Three
sharp blows will bring police assistance
at any hour of the day or night"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
TEST HARVEYIzED PLATES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1884 7Ehe next
ballistfc test of armor at Indian Head
proving ground will be upon batch of
eight-inch Harveyized plate for the bar
the Brooklyn, and the greatest of the
battleships, the Iowa The Carnegie
Company has notified the Navy Depart
ment that the metal has been forged and
is now undergoing the various processes
of oil tempering and hardening, which
Should be finished by the end of the pres
ent month. The lot consists of twelve
plates, weighing 145 tons for the Iowa,
and thirteen plate1M weighing 14S TONS
for the Brooklyn. These include an
extra test plate in each instance. These
plates are of tapering thickness, being
eight inches at one edge and six inches
at the other.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
SUITS AGAINST TRAD EsMEN.
Their Horses Injured Children OF
the Street.

Suit has been brought in the Hoboken
District Court by George Albrect as
guardian of his six-year-old son Led ard
against John Sehentz & Son, bakers, of
Washington street. Hoboken, for 5000
damages. Albrecht's son was Knocked
down by one of Schentz's wagons a
month ago, and had his arm broken.
A similar suit has been brought by
James Mullen for his four-year-old daugh
ter Kate, against Peter Cuneo, confec-
toner of First street, for the same amount
of damages. The girl was trampled on
being knocked down by the animal.
Counsellor Young will appear for both
n1aintiffS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
aYoN YoNsoN' IN HoBoKBN.

"Yon Yonson," which is to be given aE
the Hoboken Theatre on Friday and Sat-
urday nights, is a stirring picture of a
novel phase of American life, and it has
been one of the most successful comedies
ever produced on the American stage.
Mr.. Gus Heege. the star, is the originator
of Observation-Disclosures comedy, as
lyon Yonson" is the original medium by
which it was brought before the public.
Besides having the merit of originality,
Mr.. Heege's Characterization is an anus
ing and a faithful presentation. 1t is true
to nature with never an exaggeration.
There will be a matinee Saturday at
two p NJ
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
LELAY IN THE WATER MATTER.
street and Water Board will Help
fEhe Grand Jury All It Cam.

There will be an important meeting of
the Board of Finance tonight 1t is not
probable that any action will be taken
on the water specifications adopted by
the Street and Water Board. Action is
Wanser's request.
The specifications, or the resolution
adopting them, have not been officially
forwarded to the Mayor. The Street and
Water Commissioners held a consulta-
tior with His Honor this morning ON the
water question. 1t was agreed that every
assistance possible should be rendered
the Grand Jury liz the proposed investi-
CATION of the Passaic water.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
POISON IN THE CANDY.

oELWEIN, Iowa, Sept. 20. 1S94-Tre-
mendous excitement prevails in the little
village of Hazelton, about four miles
from this city owing to the poisoning
OF 81 school children. One of the. schol-
ars bought two or three pounds of chear
candy, part of which was colored green
Of the doctors think the candy poisoned
the pupils while others claim it was
caused by the drinking water; 1t is the
opinion of the attending physicians that
5 most all of the children will recover.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
CITY EWS NOTE S.

A melting of the Board of Fraeholders
is in session this afternoon, and the in
dications are that considerable important
business will be transacted.
A parlor social will be conducted by
the Young people of the Tabernacle at
the Y.M.C. Abu ilding this evening An
Interesting literary and musical pro-
gramme will be presented The enter
fainment will be free to all.
The inclemency of the weather last
evening was too much for DR.. Stod-
dard's Fortnightly Cosmopolitan Club.
Only four members were present. The
meeting was postponed for two weeks.
George Bunnelt, Undertaken and Ennbalmer.
Ma Wayue street. Te,ephone call IA y.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
DID HER LOVER KILL HER2

NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1S94.-sadie Far
reII- Twenty-Five years old, was found
dead at 1880 o'clock this morning at her
home. No, 100 Mott street. There were
marks of violence on her body
1t is supposed the injuries We're m
laborer, twenty-eight years old, with
whom she had been living;
Melero was arrested. Gestano Stehlo,
ICED forty-seven, and Antonio Cabaldi,
aged fifty- three, were also arrested by
Policeman Donohue of the Elizabeth
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
MORE TRANBY CROFT SCANDAL.
Bp Cable to the United Pres.

LONDON. Sept. 20, 189l-The betrothal
of Miss Muriel Wilson and Lord Will
loughby de Eresby, which was an
nounced month ago has been cancelled
Miss Wilson is daughter Of the Wilson's
of Tranby Croft, at whose house the cele-
brated baccarat scandal arose. Lord de
Eresby, who sits in Parliament as the
Representative of the Horncastle divis--
ion of Lincolnshire is the eldest son of
the Earl ofLancaster, and is member
of the social group known as the Prince
of Wales set
The reason for breaking the engage
ment has not been made public.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
REPUBLICANS AT WORK.

The Organization Committee of the
Republican County Committee held a
meeting at the Union League Club last
night. The committee. at the request of
the Garfield Club, decided to reopen the
enrolment books in the Ninth district
ON Thursday and Saturday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
NEW BELGIAN ELECTION.
Rn Cable to he United Pres!

BRUSSELS, Sept. 20, 1S94.-The Moni-
teMr Beige Official organ), today publish
es3 a Royal decree dissolving the Bel
tives, and fixing October IA as the date
for the election of new Parliament.
This will be the first election held IN
Belgium under the universal suffrage act.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
DAVIS NOISY KICK.
HE yehementIy Denouslces the Open
Primary Plan.

There was a meeting of the. old P. H.
orNeill Association last night, and P. H.
O,Neill presided. 1t has leaked out. but
unintentionally, that Bob" Davis was
there and made one of his CHARACTERISTIC
sDeeches, in which, as usual he sounded
the key note of rebellion against the
plan4 Of the Reform County Commit
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
EA1TLRS or FACT.

Large assortment Of Toilet Articles, Fancy
Soaps. sponges. Chamois Skins, Brushes
Combs at very low prices. Ewing & Gu:
ARC Cigars. best five-cent Havana on
the market Wholesale only at Cleary's New
streets,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NKw YoRK Sept. 90 lS9a-Local forecast for
the tnirty-stx hours ending az eight P. N. on
Friday;-For southeastern New York Including
Long Island; also for Connecticut and Northern
New Jerseys-Fair today and Friday, slightly
cooler Friday; southwesterly winds.
Martnett,s Thermometer Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
SMALL PIRE-GRBAP EXCITEMENT

A can of turpentine which had been
left by painters in the small frame shan
ty OH Phillip street between Co,nmuni-
saw and johnson avenues, exploded
at eleven o'clock this morning and set
fire to the structure. Engines Nos. 8
and and No. 5 truck responded to the
alarm, but before they arrived on the
was considerable excitement and no dam
age
The torture Of dyspepsia and sick headache,
the agouizing itching and pain of salt rheum,
are removed by Hoods Sarsapariila.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20
HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.

Calendar Thursday. September 20. A. D. 1891, su.
prenie and Circuit Court Cases.
Nos 10, II, IS, Is.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-20

DIED.

George Bunnelt. Undertaken and Embaln
No 4 Wayne street. Telephone call IA y.
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Sed,t's uerlaBIidIeu Saoeir,
gfr. 5f9 nno sci, Sao:Sroaowap.

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per scnsen Stoot 5hEeH inter $50 lteern tdnn' Iut
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nabtrHo 10 Guies Su aebeH.
9Slr 9ebeH ben SHdben ben Reit ieHer prddbioolen
Die luIr Ieste lSode iiir
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idonen $3s9tHsiisen rod iibris 1T, fir Hur s1.SS
llno mir aeten cen SHaben Croft.
9ot 0as lit nidli Nles!
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SaiHenuhrcm mro Sdtntud e6enialis anf Credit
uno uniere @Grantie beeIcitet 9lles in oieier
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bier tauieH. Sc baocr, hefto better!
Seben Gbeno, Samltass bis II l9r Eapts ofTeH
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Wtd,ter Spnd, tn Scras.

Setter on, &er., II. Vtai. - 9enrp
Scott, eiu tarblser llnboIo, wur0e sefierH
we9en @rmorOuHg itiner ietlsldbrtgen
Steftodter uerhailet. Auf Dem Nese uah
Oer @sidHsniB ipuroe Der ArreIant uOn
10C bemafiueteu Yegeru ben QduosH Oes
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gSalOnns aeldlsppt, no man ibu oil elEem
SaHm anituiipite. ytad Der u0iurIdtuua"
serfreuteu Hd bic Qpnter uuO ibre S6eutls
tdt .ountc uldt feitgeiteut lueroeu. Scoit
haze iclu StieitinO ermorbet, wetl eS bdu.
fig ;u Streltigteiten smiidsH ibm unO ieiner
j5rdu 9luIa; Qab.
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Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Girifen ans Snmpathie.

Sort Smitb, glrf., Is. Mai. -
Sedsbunocrt in ben Gruben su SennD
9inb anselteltcn &oblcnsrGber bubcn
fi6 bcute irib Dem ausenlsinsn 9luaz
itanb unseidluhen. Sic iino nit Dem
ibnen aepabrteu 2Obne ;ufrieben unO
iabrsn au6 iOult feline SeI9werben,
baben li9 aber aus Spmputbie fir ibre
&ameraoen I'M Sitcn Der 9iationalzSes
we9ung 0n9cldIOllcn.
gins Der Is @ofe=geaiom.
III niont TOWN, 8a., Is. Otai. -
Die ans ltanoi9en GotezNrbcitcr ma6ten
beute iriib tinen wsitertn Seriudl, bie
2(rbeitsr Der &glcs gerte ub;ubaltcn, einz
;uf9Gren. Otit Ga9csonbrud umringz
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pcrbinDertcn lie AM Gerlaiicn berielben.
Die 9rubenbeamtcn bemcrtten Die 9l6=
mcicnbeit ibrer yeute uuO ianbten cine
2lblbeiluns Niilf5sSdcriIIc ab, wclde
Die 2lrbeitcr aus ibrcr geIansenldait
bcirciten. Die SDle@Werte iino bcutc
nit boiler SeleRun9 i'm Setriebe.
9tbansn bel ibrem Gntid1Iub.
Gbattauooga, Senn., IS. 0tai.
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bsginnt fritiidl 5u werocn; Die @rbittez
ruua iwiltsn ocn SlusitanOisen unb
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nm oauon ;u leben. Slele bon uns
linb ieet benz 0unscrtooe nube. 2Sir
erludeu uu 0lctl9 uuo SrOo.-
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@e6erle IaSt ntdlt mad.
Stno WseuS1euEeben perIo rem ses
oQit0eue

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SabI Yerioueu merbeu ueruBt uub man bes
firdtet, raB m.brere YerioueH perbrannt
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.ben erit i'll Die 6euerwebr eiu9ereteuer
S,uernan Don Der yeiter. uu0 9aten'@ouI.
pdquie Hr. u.
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saneeffurnt tn Den sierra Nepaoa's
@rohe @erhe.runaen unter setrpem.

Sonpra, Sal, II. MOi. - Su BEN
nnberen 3beile oes Sierru gt0aba Sc
bises tobte am Dieuitus NIB Diihmop siu
pe:beereuDsr S6Heefucn. Der g8sg bon
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10000 Sdhaafe nuroeu in benz @ebirge BON
BEN Sdlueeiiurm credit, uub minbeficnS Elm
D,itteI Der Sbiere 1T su @ruuO. seaausen.
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(aus unrerer eeHrtsen =. :.yaOrsen.ausaab..
sssue &a; cinaIe.
:: g IN, II. 0tai. = Sn bem iror9iz
gen @OnIiitorium werben Die fol9euOen
&ar6inGle eruannt wcroen:

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gen @Onliitorium weroen bic fol9euOen
&aroinGle ernannt wcroen:
0lonIi9nore SauduD BsrOa8, gr;s
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fannte oeutide 5eiuiten'Ruter.
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biaen Qobntutidsr bebauptcu, bnB beutc
frnb 200 GiscntbHmer bon Droi9ten
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bGtten.
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baB oas GiuileheseIee unutr;i9li4 Der
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mabungen bes Sarlaments' 'Ntitsliebes
EtebmonS 1T ss seIun9cn, Die 6reilai.
iuns oes w:sen a9rariider Serbreden
Dor 3mei Sabren 3u 10 Sabren 3uhtz
bau8 perurtbeilten SOnl SearD Our9;us
ieRen
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@dadlfr.unh,

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miro es iutereiiiren, 6aB i'll benz eroBeu
S6ad .8etttampTe iiplihen ben Wataooreu
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i6. Spiel sewann, inbem Sleiuie mad benz
55. 3uge oas Splel aui9ub. Qastsr bat
iest 9 Spiele geluonneu, Steiuis 4, uuD
muroen remis.
Die rNe ercuutiIe Eruff. & De.
pofit.G po9uls" iuAte geiterE i'm
Sretsseritt nm eIHs GuSle9uHs Oss 2slia'
m,uts uor Yaitor 9obn 9t1bur nab, Oe-
lem @ernroseu ieinen gteii.u uuO yhdlten
uermatte. Son ben Seetereu itarb cine,
unp Die Srage. OBJ bereH @utte Obtr uaniteH
anaeb0rlssu su bem @rbtbeil bered)tisr fiuO,
oper OBJ ol,i.s inter bic iibriaeu gsgatdre III
psrtbeileu if, ioa nun oas Seridlt sHlHeis
oeHs
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Ssnte ,pnnoerpoGs 9ar9ains.

S25= uno $3O= CSI5) unb gSodJsn<
NldHHsr IHSdse iiir 81 abSabIuuseE ssEOmmeH
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Nr. 12O.
&ur5 geiagt.

Gs but Elm pIOsli9sr l1m
idlas in Der @ittsruus ifatts
ssfuuben. Oas Guedflber
1T I'M 3pau;ig Grab scs
fallen. Gin @sidditsmann
silt mad Snuic. Gr usripirt
Iei9tsn S5iittrIiruF. DEN
nadfen 0lOrssn bat or Sirs
brranfaGs. seins 6rau iagt
ibm, er babe ii9 erfaltct. Gr
bat feline 3eit, Die
8arnnng Su beber3igen.
9ta4 sinisen Tu9en wirO er
Don sinrm Rri; rrSrugrnOru
Suiien ssplu9t. Cine
9eftiide &Otbe
3.ist f9 uuf ieinsn @ungeu,
unO bus f9rsdIi9e Ssmubt'
iein rrwu9t in i'm, bag er
Iangiam ifirbt on
NnS3ebrung.
@enn er bsi'm erten g9iit'
tsIfrnit feline 5ufludt aenOm'
men bate gu bem ME brria'
ssnbrn 5rilmittsI fur 5u'
4, fen, Grfaltunsen unO irOe
|lII Slrt npn 9uugruleiSrn, be-
fannt in Der gan3ru GSsIt
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Ser 9sntide Correspondent,

IdeIih, modhcrfIin nrb SoHntdgs,
G. Raine, 6iaeutbnmer nns Heoaftenr
(statioIssr pom s. 8aiHs),
edbpcHzgde SaltimuresStrose unb Roft=Sfiicsz
w,.is hrs sstaaIid,en s,Iattes, ourdh 9rdser bsorst
lalz Ste: taaIidle unb Seui,ta 20 =9Iue 9abe ID
Gsnts BRO ode. iabIbar bic oas Slatt belorsenocn
Trdaer-5aa aIidl HebIi Spnnta eS sAusa ga be uHier
foz9orausbeiGbllre 81 so pro abr, ii.r friere
Seii i'm ger)altnis; ir bic ,p6dlentlid,e .tnegabe
nit SonntGesbatt, portofrei, nit absrs I'm Clubs,
50 SO pro SaSr, nan ir9eno eiaem Srte oes Snlarz
bes, "a mad, europa. Gpuutag go =2tuegabe 81
pro 9cbr.-OGs bet.e unb billisite ocntidls SIatt
tn ben Diifelz uno Sloitaattn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-19

butte ieiu Sebrn gerrttct
urrOrn f0nurn. SeiO bel
3.it.n uuf Gurer 9ut un0
eriunert Sud- 6uran, baB Oie'
i,s nuibatbars 9eiInlitte!
bel allen apOtbefrrH 81 bu'
ZEN lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-19
Neilr1fdie.

Die gnusuAung ses 8ieaba H.t.i en BEN 3btiIs
obtr ben 3b.ilcn, si. Ssibueroe ODE. Der S6ues
eTifirt seDdbrt iOioTtist GTIetttruns uHs @amtort
Gs ItnstIt aus.nbIi6Ii6 unh bsiIt baIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-19
Sumptncper (Malarlal
Sd1iittelfroit, faIteS Siebtr, gSeGieIs
fieber beipdIffat.

gs aibt in Der 9DeIt fein 6eiImttts ntI&.s toItes
i,btr, SSiebtriautr uu1 ale ioHittscn gumpis Sal'
lens uno anoeTtr Steber 10 raid belt, iute TaeDGps
83snop HtIitf i'm ScreiH nit 3iaeDop's gincH.
greiB so 6tS. Die sIaSGs. In MpOtbsisn 50
babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-19

:. W. COR BALTIMORE ST AND POST OFFICE AVE.
DAILY, delivered by carriers TO the SUBSCRIBERS
in the city of Baltimore and neighborhood 12ta
cent. per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents per
week PAYABLE weekly to the carriers DAILY ana
SUNDAY by mall postage prepaid by publlsher'
q 60 nrr annum: for a shorter time in proper
lion wEEKLY and SUNDAY postage prepaid with
inducements to clubs, $3.50 per annum to any
nartof the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST AND
Cur >pEsr GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AHT
SOUTHERN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-19

SnnerIid rim haIb.r bis Elm sarI:I 9httlofTtl
bon IN etntm baIbsH 9Iai. @aii.r bsfetist biuneu
Grbrthtu, eobbrHnrH, g,IpShidt, Diisrdut, 9uIt'
fan. aOIlt, SIdbuHssn une i,sIdt tuHsTs S&meTtsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-19
Curopdi(C6e ]sa6e(6erid6te
semben im failstIth.snintasn saIsa.

Berlin, IS. Mai.-Gine D.pside
aus 8etsrSburg an ben r2Ofalzaujcis
ger" nelbet, OaB bier gOmb,n seifsrn
gl6eno in bcm fniie,lihen Bulaif 9e<
funSen wurbeu. Sine grOBe Insabl
BON 9erbaftunsen, Die iid uui ulle Slait
len Ser Ssu0lferuns eritredte, iOlste
benz unbeimliden 6unDe auf benz 6uBe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-20
Stamp Robbers Held.

Yesterday afternoon ir the Police Court
in the case of the two men, William E.
Smith ana GEE rye w. Longstreet, charged
with stealing stamps from the bureau OF
engraving and printing, Only one additional
witness was examined after The Stars re-
port closed. His evidence was concerning
a trip made to New York when some of the
alleged stolen stamps were turned over to
a New York man for sale. This concluded
the testimony for the government and coun-
sci for the defendants argued that the gov
eminent had not made cut a case, and they
also asked Judge Miller to decide the ques-
ton of Jurisdiction.
Judge Miller said he would admit that the
question of jurisdiction was a dcbatable one.
and SO far as he was concerned as AN ex-
amlning magistrate he was not going into
1t.
He held that the governmen emit had shown
probable cause, and he would therefore hold
the defendants to await the action of the
grand jury. Bond was fixed at 81 LOCO
Arthur Seymour, who was a witness In
the case, IVES ordered to give bond In the
sum of 500 or go down. Falling to give
bond he went down with the men against
whom he gave testimony.