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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08
A COLD WINTER.

The weather prophets Of Ohio
and New Jersey agree In their
predictions that the coming
winter will be the coolest we
have had for thirty years. The
weather is warm now and II Is
the most opportune time to pur-
chase furs.
Special attention is called to
the new SeaIskin, Hudson Bay
Otter, Russian Sable, Mink,
Royal Ermine, ChinchilIa, Per-
sian Lamb, and Astrakhan
coats, capes, mantIes and wraps
which were advertised last
week. The sale will be contin-
ued during this and the COM
ing week at the same low
prices.
Now is the best time to have
garments made to order and
furs repaired. When the cold
weather commences it will be
almost impossible to fill orders
or to do repair work promptly
In time Of peace prepare for
war. "A word to the wise!"
c. c. SHkYNE, Manufacturing Furrlsr,
Ia4 Dc I26 West 42d ST.,
Between Broadway & Sixth Ave.
". B.-My ney fashion to,k zv,ll
be ISSUED IN te5U days and mailed to
any address. Send your name.
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GERMAN AMERICANS SPLIT?
Rumors That These RcfOrmers Are
Divided on the Local Question.

\ split in the German American re-
form movement was one OF the an
nouIC ements made this morning. ON
Friday their representatives practically
bolted the ticket put forward by the
Committee OF Seventy 1t was then
stated and reiterated on Saturday that
they would Join hands with the Grace
FairChld Democracy. 1t Is now stated
that some of them will work with the
Republicans and others with Tammany
Hall.
The visit OF the delegation to Tam
many Hall this morning is taken as a
VeriiiCation OF the story.
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SHARP RISE IN COTTON.
The Cereals Also Take Turn Up
ward.

The cotton market was excited this
morning and very active, sales during
the first hour footing up 75, 600 bales. First
sales were at a decline of to points,
but there was an immediate reaction and
prices advanced to point about 6
points above Saturdays closing
The first call sales included November
at SIS $50; December,5.95 a $50; Janu-
ary, 6.0l a 6.02: afterwards selling up to
6.l2. February, COS; March, GA a 615;
April, 6:2l; May, 6.26 627; June, 6.33
July, 6.3S.
First sales were neariv 10 cent bigber
and there was quite eager trading during
the forenoon.
Corn was strong and active, selling
up IL cents al the opening. oats were
firm and little higher. Provisions were
flrmer, but quiet.
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HORSES RAN AWAY.
Frightened by n Cable-Car Gong
and broke Their FRstcnings.

The team of horses attached to car
No, 3d. of the Second Avenue Railroad.
were frightened by the changing of the
gong OF cable car at Park Row and
Worth street this morning. and started
to run away.
The driver put on the brake. but the
horses broke away and pulled him over
the dashboard. The horses turned In
to East Broadway, where they were
caught by John ORourke, coach
driver. and Policeman Hayes. OF the
oak street station.
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AGAINST J. K. EMMETT.
Referee Reports imat His wife
should Have a Divorce.

The report Of Gilbert NJ. Speir, referee,
in the suit brought by Daisy w. Emmett
for an absolute divorce from Joseph X.
Emmett, the actor, filed his report in the
Supreme Court to-day
The referee finds that Mrs. Emmett
is entitled to a decree, and that her
husband should be ordered to pay her
$40 a week alimony and so a week
The evidence showed, the referee re-
ports, that on April 30 and May /, 1892
Emmett had lived at boarding house
In Monroe County, Pa, with Miss Emily
Lytton.
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slight mnge by Fire.

An unoccu?ed house that Is being torn down
a, Al. West sixteenth street was nred by tramps
early thu. morning. policeman sent out an
alarm and the Names were eStnguishci before
any damage done,
A Sigh, Are was caused at midnight In the
three story brick dwelling house $50 Tenth ave
nue. by defective electric light wires. Twenty
dollars damage was done.
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WANT DUNPHY RENOMlNATED.
Post-Omce Clerks VIII Urge His Sc
lection Again.

At a meeting Of the Post-Ofice Clerks
Association yesterday, resolutions were
plssci, thanking Congressman Dunphy,
Of the seventh District, for his advocacy
~ the Classification bill, now pen ling,
aal also urging his denomination for
Congress.
On motion OF MIR. Mccarthy, Com
m!ttee OF Three was appointed to attend
the ConCresSi nal Convention in Mr..
Dunphy'S district and work for his re-
nom nation.
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TWO KILLED AND FIVE HURT.
steam Pipe Exploded Mt stec1
Plant In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. S-Two men were
killed to-day in the Illinois Steel Works,
and five injured by the explosion Of a
steam pipe. The dead are: William
Miller and A. b. Sparrow.
The recovery of the injured is doubt
full They are: John Holstrrom. Thomas
Dorsey, Oscar Wagner, Joseph Tod
hunter, Peter Mickey. All were en-
ployees at the South Chicago mill. The
injured were taken to the company hos
nital
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Determined to Run Gen. Curtis.
tBy Associated Press

SARATOGA. n. Y, oct S--The St Lawrence
County delegation. which numbers fifteen out Of
the thirty votes In the Twenty second Congress
sionaI District Republican Convention. is de-
termIned 10 renomi nate Cen n " Curtis.
should the Convention fail by reason OF dead
lock, to place him In nomination by Thursday
next he will be renomnated by petition.
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DEMOCRATS TO RATIFY.
First Gun 10 Dc Fired at n Mass
Meeting Called for Tonight.

\ mass-mcotinG, under the auspices
OF the Democratic club will be held
at Cooper Union Hall tonight for the
purpose Of ratifyinC the Democratic
state ticket The opening gun OF the
democratic campaign VIII be fired al
th!3 moeting and II is predicted that
III" dttrndauCe will he great and the en-
thusIasm ditto.
Among those who Will address the
meeting Is Senator Daniel, OF Virginia.
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Wants to Succeed Hendrix.

The voters In the Third Congressional District
II Xmas County received a letter this morning
signed by half dozen well-known Brooklynites
ndorsinK the candidacy OF Edwin A. Curley, the
labor advocate who wants to succeed Joseph c.
Hendrix for Congress
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08
Railroad OHicinl Killed.

Cly Associated Pre7sl
RosTON. oct. s.-John H. Parsons, fuel agent
oi the New York aud New England Railroad. was
knocked down by runaNav horse on fremont
street tbs forenoon and received Injuries from
which he li,i an hour lato-.
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Chairman Wilson Mt Home

CHARLESTOWN. jefferson County,
w. Va, oct. S.-Congressman William
l.. Wilson arrived here at 2 o'clock this
afternoon from the East. He was met
at Harper's Ferry by special train,
crowded with enthusiastic Second Dis
trict Democrats, who escorted him to
his native town. The great mass-meet-
ing was convened at the Court-House
Immediately after the arrival OF the spe-
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DR.. HOLINESS FUNERAL. ,
To Take Place Mt Kings Chapel OF
Wednesday at Noon.

10y Associated Press)
BOSTON, Oct. S.-The funeral of DIR.
Oliver Wendell! Holmes will take place
at Kings Chapel next Wednesday at
noon.
The services will be conducted by
DR.. Edward Everett Hale a lifelong
friend of DR.. Holmes. The burial will
be in the Jackson lot. at Mount Auburn.
The pail bearers will be members
of the family.
1t was not until noon yesterday that
the first decided marks of Deaths com
ing were seen in the venerable poet's
case. Then, in a quarter OF an hour.
all was over. Heart failure was the
direct cause of death, induced by
asthma.
English Tributes TO DIR. Holmes.
by Associated PrcssD
LONDON, Oct. S.-The afternoon
newspapers publish sympathetic ar
ticles on the death of Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
The Westminster Gazette saws: His
death Is one OF those literary losses
which Will be felt as a personal one
right across the broad lands and seas
where English is spoken"
The Globe remarks: 1T is no eN-
aggeration TO say that the news will
be received by the English speaking
people throughout the world with a
feeling of almost personal bereavement
He, was among those few authors who
endear themselves to their readers by
winning love before admiration"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08

cial. Chairman McGraw called the
meeting to order and introduced Mr..
Wilson
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All visitors In the city should see FLINr's FINF
FuRNITrRE IN the new store, 45 West I'D ST.
Gear broadway, =.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-24
2latslanc.

Die 9lnselegenbeit bes amerltantl6en
Spprtsmannes &neehs, melber bes 8e=
truges aui oeutI6en Gennba6nen an9e=
flaet lit - oaour9, bab er Elm beriibmtes
Yferb unter falihem 9tamen lauf fen lieB
-ilt in elm fir ben gel6uloisten eiin=
itiseres Stadium getreten. Seine
6reunoe baben aus S6ottlano einen
Sodei giamens 9amlon beisebrobt, Der
in pielen amerifanii6en Gennen sesen
&neebs' Yferbe seritten lit uno Der, uie
es beiBt. .bel6p0ren miro, Oob r9iellie
&neebs" pirflib Der Same oes u&ar=
nidels" lit, bas ben 3anfapfel biloet uno
ni9t u8etbel", uie Der 9lnflaser 9efner
(ober 9eifner) bebauptete. 2ebterer,
Der SarptSeuse sesen &neebs uno fritz
Der beiien Yartner, lit plObli9 pon bier
perl9munoen uno giemano weib, tuo=
bin er li6 seuanot bat. Seine 6lu6t
biirfte i'm 3ulammenbans lteben NIT
Der Nnfunft bes ST.. 9aa BON WefeIielo,
Minnel lota, mel6er gu Berlin I'M einen
9aftbefebl sesen ienen wegen Inter
ldlasuns Der 8erfauf fslumme fir zines
ieiner (6aQ's) Yferbe na9lu9te. Saa
lit berlelbe Wfann, Der in Mntport auf
cine &abelbepel9e pon Berlin aus 5uriid=
teIeerapbirte, oab Der &enner Bethel"
li9 auf leiner Jarm in Minae1Ota be
fanbe. gr min bem @eri9t anh mod
tpeitere 8epeile iiber bic Sbenttat Der
3tpei Yferoe porlesen, als bisber erbdlt=
li9 maren. 9ie nnterlu9uns bes Tales
tpirb troboem nod ldnse,e 3eit bauern
unb piele Soften perurlaben, neil bic
Beibrinsuns Der nDtbisen 8emeiie aus
ben Ser. Staaten 3eitraubenb lit. &neebs
be1ibt gmpfeblunssi@reiben an Mitslie=
Der oer amerifanil4en BOT tl6aft, fat
aber beren Beiltano ni6t anserufen.
Besii9li6 bes betannten @eri6tsIcan=
bals, in ben Der Name bes 81 6ters
Braulemetter perfniipit lit, lino nod feline
entlbeioenben S6ritte erfolgt. Cine
raoicale 3eituns bradte fiir5lih eine er=
beiternoe Garricatur oes jebl beribmten
Yrebpro3elles, in mel1er Der &i6ter uns
ter Dem yamen u&i6ter 8rauiepulper"
Der 2dberlidteit preisseseben pirb.
F., Gs sepinnt inoeilen ben stnl6ein,
ais pb Die 5uitanoisen amtli6en Greile
ben Torf fall tootjul l6weisen lu1en, Su-
nal Der &ailer oas 0erfabren Der poli=
iei in Dem Safe, lpelber Die Neranlai=
lung 81 Dem YrsBproSeb CAB, billist,
uno Yoli5eibauptmann sseilt, melber bic
gu uammenrottunsen Dor Der 6r,eori6s=
bainer Srauerei i'm leBten Sanuar ser=
lprenste, nebit mebreren leiner Inter
ofiisiere loeben beforoert tuorben lit.
&bnis Wilbelm BON Wiirttembere bat
nit elmer offenen grtldruns sesen bic
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lpieber fir oiltto erflGrt merben,

pieoer fir siltte erfldrt uerben Ser
utos ernennt Elm neues Staatseeri1t,
beiienErdlibent berpremier Gbriiti6 unb
heIlen 8iSeprdlibent Der friibere Minilter
GeilfDDi6 lit. 9lu6 Elm &ollationseeri6t
unter Dem Torlib oes friberen grdliben=
ten 0es Mppeaationsgeri6ts Babopi9
miro ernonnt Ioiuie eine Ge6nunos=
TANNER unter GprIb bon Stefanopi9.
9as Wtiniiterium gticplojepi6 bat reIig=
nirt, puroe aber ppm &onig pieber in
1etne 6unftlpnen etneelebt.
Sn Earis mrrbe am Montag Der
Nnor6iit Senri set0pft unb in BARGE
iona luuroen bic le6s 9lnar6iiten
Gproino, 6ereSuela, Soeas, gers
nat, 0illarubia uno Ofia, mel6e Der
S6eilno0me an oem 9lttentat oui ben
General MtartlneS @ampos wie aud an
Dem gombenottentot i'm 2icep Sbeater
iiberfiibrt poroen linb, purben Montog
Worgen I'M ll6r auBerbalb Der Gita=
oelle BON Mont SuiA erlboIlen. Sie
@efan9enen batten Die Na6t ppr i6rer
6lnri6tune in Der &opelle bes Sorts
Sugebradt, tpobin lie inter Inmenoung
BON gelpalt 9ebro9t luoroen ,poren,
oa it'd Die meiiten Der Mdnner gepeisert
batten, Die &apelle Su betreten.
9luf unteriroilben @dngen ipurben Die
8erurtbeilten aus Der Gitooelle unb ppr
bic Walle sebra6t, no, i'm ltrOmenoen
Gesen, ein 3eslment SnTonterie Elm fe=
ties Viered eebiloet batte. Orei Sei=
ten oes Tiereds waren Don ben Srupper
9eblloetl lpDroen, pdbreno bientauern be,
Gitaoelle Die uierte Seite abI6lolien
Sagas uno 6ere5uela trusen 3eiher
BON Geue CUR S6au uno ltimmten in BIT
@ebete Der lie beeleitenben grielter mi
elm. GereSuela mar rubis uno gefab
1lno lhien leile 5u beten, ols er nit lei
nen flint &omeraoen nit Dem 8eIi6t ge=
gen Die Wtauer aufseltellt lpuroe; oi'
iibrieen bier Wtdnner ltieben ober ollt
mDolihen repplutipndren GuIe aus.
gei benz erlten Seuer paren nur pie,
Der Wtdnner tobt SuIammensebroden
Sagas uno Gooina itanoen nod uno es
mu BITE eine 5tpeite SolOe abseseben mer:
ben, UNI aud ibrem 2eben Elm gnoe 81
bereiten. Oie Soinri6tune perliei obn'
| leoli6e Hube1tDrun9.
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8. g. glalonep iuesen Gbrentrdnfuns

8. g. Mtalonep ipesen gbrentrdnfung
auf $4,000 Shaoenerias perflo9t.
6ldgerin perlangt $4,000, neil a)talonep
lie unseredtferiister g8eile belhulbigte.
einen 3tctionaire unb cine Sla99e GEE
ltoblen 5u baben, BON tpelGer Mnfla9e
lie ilSri9ens irei9elpro9en tpuroe, nnb
weitere $4,000, neil Der Serr 0ireftor
na6 ibrer 6reiipreduns ,uieberbolt ge-
QuBert bate, lie Iei oeine Oiebin, cine
6dll6erln unb tie babe einen WOrbper=
lu6 9ema0t,"
= Gin iueitlid) fobrenber 6ra6tSus
ber 9iifel Ylote 8abn collioirte ON 20.
Wtai eine Nteile BON Solebo nit einem
6armer,pasen. Wtaitlano Spenee muroe
gei0otet, lein gruoer unb Iein Sobn
linb t0bt(teD perlebt.
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0n unlere Geier in UooHsfielo, %
uno ,11onroe County, %.

9(n Steae unleres perltorbenen Nsen=
ten, in @oobsflelo, g., W. $ oeffler
baben mir ben 9errn Satob &ein=
berr oaielbit gu unleren Ngenten er=
nannt uno erlu6en mir uniere 2eler.
benz 9enannten 9errn in 3utunft ibre
Gidltanoe entri6ten su ipollen. Ser
lelbe lit outorilirt, fir uns unb in unle=
rem Namen su Quittiren uno neue 9ele,
sll setpinnen.
9dtunsspoQ,
9ie9Se It bote 60.
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Nad)rtdtel, aus Ohio.

-Sie Spleon, Nnn 9lrbor & 9fortb
Wtidigan GiIenbab elelli9aft wuroe am
10. Mtai in Solebo pom Gr=8ouperneur
Sames M. 9llblep, Dem friberen 0rdli=
oenten Der 8e1elI0aft, ouf 1892, 900
nebit 3tnIen, 5ui uiommen ungsfdbr eine
balbe Mtillion pertloet. 9ia6 ieiner 9ln
sobe bate ct nod nibt einen Gent @e-
bolt seso9en, pielmebr lo9ar eigenes
Gelb in bic @eielII6aIt seitedt
- liner otter 6reuno uno lanQi6b
rlser 2eler bes vNeitbote" 9billtp
8 dub m o9 er in $50 oobsfielo -,
Maonloe County, 8, belibt einen
pra6tuollen iun9en Senslt BON 6 Sab
rem, ben er lelblt auIso9 unb i'm 10
brenirte, oaB er linn aui foit jebes Wort
bor6t unb folst. Sas l1mude Sbier
1T 10 gut orelIirt wie irsenb Elm Circus
Yfero uno mo6t bem olten Serrn piele
6reuoe. gr bietet oaiielbe ober hp6
gum Sertaufe an, ba er lpnit feinen Sc
brau6 oafiir bat.
- Sie &leiberbdnbler Solepb 5rieb
& So. in Mtron baben lire 3ablunsen
einseitellt.
- Ser befannte g8irtb ssrioolin
Sdumann in Cincinnati, Der li6 per-
gansene @o9e in lelbfmDrberilder Mb=
lidt cine &usel in ben &opf i6pb, lit
am 20. Mtai 1einer 8ermunouns erle=
gen.
g S4merer Ginbru1. Mm
9lbenb bes 20. Mai tpurbe tuabrenb Der
Mbmelenbeit Der 6rau Sitt in Dapton
in ibre @obnuns einsebro6en. Sic
beoeutenbe Summe BON fiinfbunbert
Dollars, in @olb, Silber uno Yapier,
unb oasu eiri9e beut1de Miinsen, gum
9rbbten She'll Gigentbum bes Serrn Sos
lepb 5itt BON &Dln am &bein, Der felt
einiser 3eit gu Bel JUDI bel ieiner Mlutter
meilte uno in &ursem nad Seutldlanb
suriid5ufebren beablidtiste, tpurbe Elm
&aub Der 9iebe, bic nit Na6i6Iil1eln
bic Sbiiren geDffnet hatten. Serner
mnroen mebrere ubren, Ginge, &etten,
@rmlpansen, orltednabeln unb Sbr=
rtH9e Der1ntB1, 0eren 0e1dmnltmertb aut
etma $500 sel6att pirb.
- Sic neue fatboIii9e @emeinbe Der
Inbdn9er &olas5epstis in Glepelanb
belhlDb ON 20. Mat no6oem Der Got
tesbienlt beenbet mar, einen Srieobpf III
ermerben. Ginem Gomtte puroe Der
auftrag ertbeilt, Elm poiienoes Brunb=
ltlid su ermerben. Die Gpllectlpncu
fir ben Ssir9en=gaufono fallen rei6=
llb aus.
= Cine noble Sanoluns bat Serr
S. Mf. Ved BON Der 6irma &ubler &
Sed in 9lfron beganeen, tnoem er Der
98lttwe bes in leiner Tabrif perunoliif-
ten Wtdael 9us9ler auf Die 0ouer BON
oret Sahren $6 mDhentlih onbot uno
oieIe llnterltiituns i'm Yrobotoeridt
ofRSiel be9laubisen lieb.
- SRI. 6rantie 8rcmn, eine biibld)e
2ebrerin in Orforo Somnibip, Gupa=
boso GountD, bat ben S9ulbireftor
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bes fiirsli6en Streits Der 2ebteren
entItanben moren iinb in elmer
fir beloe 5beile sufrieoenl lteQenoen
Weile sel6lidtet porben. Ser gerid}t
bes l6ieosribterli6en Nusl l1uIles, Der
einitimmuns ansenommen wuroe, em=
pIeblt bic @ieoereinfiihruns Der SD9ne
seluiTer Nn9eltellten Der Gilenbabn9e-
lellldoft semdb ben urlpriinsli6en Sor=
lAldsen uno ferner Die syieoeranitellun9
aller friiberen Nn9eitellten nit 9tus=
nobme oerjenieen, luelGe li6 Der 3err
ltOruns BON Gisentbum l6ulois semobt
baben ooer li6 in ben 9dnoen oes Sc
lebes beTinoen. 9ie Serren 9ebs unb
Soo>parb febren moreen no6 Chicago
5uriid, I'M bic SntereIlen Der u. 81. H.,
10 melt bieIelben our6 ben Streif in
8u(lman betruffen werben lpabr3uneb=
men.
SnIolse BON 8ranol ltiftuns fam
lebte g8p6e in Bolton elm 6euer
gum Nusbru6, pel6es in menisen
Stunben einen S6oben bon iiber elmer
Million Dollars anri9tete uno fiinfbun=
bert 6amilielien, BON sui ammen etlua
Stpeitalll leno Yerlpnen, meilt ben drmeren
llno mittleren &lalien ansebDri9, oboa6s
los ma6te. 9as 6euer fam in einem
SolSbaufeu unter ben SiBen binter Der
erlter 8ale bes So iton 2eosue gale
8all Barfs gum Iusbru6. 0ie Slam
men sriifen 10 raid I'M li6 boB Die 3u=
| l6auer auf Der sroBen Sribine 10 l6nell
als mDeli6 Tlieben mubten. Ser Sum
fenresen, tuelber burb ben 2uftsue in
bic pobe sewirbelt muroe, liel auf Die
9d6er Der benabbarten SGuler uno
in merfpiirbis turSer 3eit ltanb
Die sanse 9iltrift BON Der War=
mid StraBe norbli6 bis Su,
Burfe StraBe uno BON Be,
Gussles StraBe bis CUR Cabot
StraBe in 5lammen. Ser ausge=
brannte 9iltrtft bebedt einen 6la6en=
raum BON etua sipan5is gder. 9os
Seuer perbreitete if 10 raid, baB biz
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einise Der mertbpolllten Stiide ibrel
Sabe gu retten. 9ger meiB, ,pie pie
meter lid bas 6euer nod eritredt bate
penn ni6t sablrei9e Sprisen aus 2pnn
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renee 5ur Stlfe gefpmmen mdren. Gri
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auf etpa smei 9rtttel oes Ierlultes per.
anl6la9t.
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fubren Gprep, 8rowne uni Sones mi
9anol l1ellen sefenelt, in gesleituns por
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nebmen na6subenten gu oielem Ser.
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tation gar niht sefalen unb batte er oa,
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-24

- geim reinisen bes Souies mirb
piel fo9enbes g8aIier sebroubt unb bic
6olos linb bduTis Bribungen. ct. Sa=
tobs Oel lit Elm aus9esei6netes Wittel
sesen berarti9e Wunoen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
BER DEATH ASCRTBED TO 4 CAT

PHYSICIANS SAY MISS WILSON WAS sTRANGLED
BY THE ANIMAL SUCKING HER BREATH
Norwich Conn. April lS-A strange death oc-
Cured Tuesday morning at Noluntown, twelve miles
from this city. A Miss Wilson retired Monday night
in perfect health with her aunt. Miss Fitch. VIII"
was awakened at about o'clock Tuesday morning
bv th, cry Of a pet cat that resting upon the
girls chest Miss Fitch removed the cat from the
room but when she returned her niece was gasplng
for breath and I'm few minutes she was dead
Two physicians were called. and for several hours
they labored by artificial means. but without avail
10 restore respiration. The medical examiner, IN.
Jennings was called and after carefully examining
tho BODY gave orders that no funeral should be
held till indications Of decomposition appeared. The
doctors incline to the belief that the young woman
succumbed 10 strangulaton, caused by the cat
"suckng her breath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-19
FINED FOR CRITICIsING A JUDGE.

ST. Johns. y. F.. April ls-Mr. Parsons the ed-
tor. and Mr.. Perder, proprietor of THE Evening
Telegram" formerly the Government organ. were
to-day fined SIP each by Justice Winter. OF the
Supreme Court, for contempt in publishing articles
attributing him partial feelings in unseatns ana
disquahfying Woods and Moore as members OF
the Newfoundland Legislature
Ii is expected that the settlement OF the who!e
political situation will take place not later than
Friday night The Legislature VIII open on Non
dav unless II be further prorOgued in the meantime
II Is believed that the new Administrations VIII De
ready to take decisive course before Monday
The Telegram publishes nccndiary articles 10
dav charging the local banks and all the principal
mercantile houses with rOttenness. ana with using
the moneys OF savings banks unlawfully u bolster
M their tottering concerns. Grave consequences
are expected from this attempt to injure the con-
Germs referred to-