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ESCAPED AND LEFT NO CLUE
a Te--s Fri.,-.r Breaks Oct OF TIE East
Tws-ty-secoua street Police station.

a Ye.-e Frissssr Breaks Oct OF the East
tn s-ty-secoua street Police station.
The polIcs Of the East Twenty-second street
station are hunting for q young crook who
took the liberty Of breaking out Of one OF the
cells there yesterday morning. When ar
rested on Sunday night he said he was James
Reilly. 10 years old. OF 221 East Tweuty-ssc-
ond street. but this was subsequently, found to
be untrue The police think he IL James
Hogan, q brother Of kid" Hogan. who was
shot and killed two weeks ago.
The fugitive was arrested on Sunday night
By Policeman Dominick Henry. who caught
James Burke at the same time The young
men got into the Wholesale liquor store OF
Carl Albert at 151 Third avenue By break
ing q pane Of glass In the hall door. Henry
heard the crash Of glass and arrived while the
pair were ransscking the cash drawer. He
took them to the police station. and they were
locked up in separate cells.
Shortly after o o'clock yesterday morning
the doormsn discovered that Hogan. or
Reilly. had escaped. The cell door was open.
but there was no other evidence to show the
exact manner OF his getting out The prisoner
locked MP. and the cell door showed no signs
Of having been forced. Doorman Golden Is
positive that the door was securely locked.
end says that the lad must have got out while
ne was getting coal In the cellar underneath
According to the theory Of one Of the officers
he the os door, .nG sS En-
He then reached the corridor and passed out
through the omen door into the ysrd: Il va:
tne prison %, building and drop over the fence
sorSesnt Kely SAYS that IL would not hav.
been practicable for the lad to have reached
the bolt from the inside had Il been securely
Golden sSd be R:s
Tor allowing the prisoner to get away.
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DA CANA SAILS OUT OF RIO.
HE AND SEVENTY OF mrs OFFICERS
DEPkRr ON PoRTUG UBss sHIPG

BELIEF thst They VIII ne L,ssss st He.ts-
vtdeo-r Peizote Uss cot Ties rhsy
Probably weuis Have B.s- shet-Au
Our war ship- Ordered - Lesv. Rte,
wher. che Fever H.. Reeo-. Episs-ie.
LONDON. March 1a-A despatch from Rio de
Janeiro confirms yesterdays report that Ad-
mirsl de- Cana and about seventy Of his on
GERS are on board the Portuguese war ships
Mindello and Alfonso de Albuquerque. which
left Rio yesterday afternoon. No protest or
other opposition was made to the vessels leav-
ing the bag With the insurRent leader and his
followers on board While IL IL not definitely
known whore ds Cana and his officers are to
be taken by the Portuguese ships. Il IL gsner-
ally believed that they will be put ashore at
Montsviedo. and Il is possible that they will
proceed TO santa Catharina or kio Grande do
Sui to join the still active Insurgents there.
The success Of Da CANA and his com
panions in getting out Of the bay is said to be
very gratifying to their sympsthizers In Rio.
who were anxious lest they should in some
way fall into the hands OF the Government. In
which event they would undoubtedly have
been shot as the result OF q speedy trial By
court martial
WARRINGTON. March 1a.-secretary Herbert
has ordered all the American war ships away
from Rio. The New York will go to St
Lucia, West Indies. there to await further In
structions By cable from the Navy Depart
ment The Charleston will go to Montsyidso
to Join the Newark.
These orders were despatched on receipt OF
the following csbleeram from Capt. Phillip.
commanding the Charleston:
Rio harbor is clear Of foreign men OF. war
except the New York and Charleston. To-day
the Detroit will sail for Ham pton Roads. The
Portuguese vessel was the last to leave tits
reported here that Da Cana was passenger
on her. The fever is increasing. and has
reached the epidemic stage. so that the British
steamers coming northward will not touch at
Rio 1t does not appear that there remains
any further necessity for keeping an American
man-of-war here. as the insurrection has been
put down and longer stay OF the vessels
would be inIudicious."
The Rome correspondent OF the Central News
says that the Brazilian Government has been
congratulated By Italy upon the surrender OF
the insurgent feet at Rio de Janeiro and the
collapse OF the insurrection In the south.
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FRED c PICKING CzUeHE.
The E.besz'iss Cashser or BrewaIaE, Kiax
Sk Go. Fosnd At Lat.

The E.bess'iae Caskisr or BrswnIaE, Kias
& Go. Fosrd 1T Last.
ST. LOUIS. March 1a-Chief OF Detectives Kin.
ney OF East st Lou's to-day made an imp mt
arrest at the East Side track. The prisoner
is Fred @, Picking OF New York. for . long time
cashier OF the New York house Of Browning.
King Co. He 10 said to have embezzlsd
$4,000 from the company some months ago.
since which time detectives have been on his
track. They have chased him all over the
country. put ne Was finally arrested By the
Peking s.ys he only appropriated Q few hun
drsd dollars over $4,000. When arrested he
ing. having blown Il all in on the races. The
New York authorities have been notified and
VIII come alter him. Picking was q trusted
smployee Of the Browning. King 4 Co store at
Harlan For number Of years he Was the
cashier. and his employers placed all con-
ndenes In him. Last TALL he my seriously dis
appeared. and after his departure his books
was shortage OF about $4,000
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Mis-. HARRIET BI.Ias EagaEsa 90 . soa Of
Gen BsaIe.

WASHINGTON. March 1o.-The engagement is
announced to-day Of Miss Harriet Blaine. the
youngest daughter OF tho late James G. Blaine.
10 Mr.. Truxton Beals. son Of the late Gen I'd
ward +. Beale Of this city, and Minister to Per-
STA and Greece during the Harrison Admin
istTation- Ono of Mr.. Bsals's sisters il the
wife Of John II Mclean Of the cipeinnad E'-
William B. HAzen. and another is the wife
OF . Russian noble. Mrs ysmes q. blaine.
her sister Miss Dodge Gall Hamilton y
since their return from Europe last fall have
been Lying quietly in the historic old house
arr. Mrs. Blaine and Miss Dodge are pfspar.
ing the material for the life, OF Mr. blaine.
which will appear soon ana Miss Blaine has
been pursuing her studies. The family have
not appeared In society since the death OF Mr..
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TEE NEW FORK.
Diseussioa At the City Ciab-Mo. Q af the Il,
peeled Speakers Absent.

Discussion At the City Cius-Mo.t Of the Ex-
peeled Speakers Absent.
disappointment was the lot Of the m N bsrs
OF the City Club who attended the club last
night in the expectation OF hearing long list
OF short speeches on the subject OF The
Greater New York" Many. In fact most Of the
expected speakers were not present. Mayor
schieren OF Brooklyn was kept away bya head
ache Ex- Mayors Low and Hewitt were unable
TO pc present. as was also Andrew III. Green
=, MI, Edward 7. Linton was the iirst speaker.
Mr.. Linton 10 one OF the Greater New York
Commission. and he spoke In favor of AnneIR-
ton Following him came Mr.. James McKesn
OF Brooklyn. W Tho was rather doubtful as TO the
advisability OF the proposed consolidation.
There Was no such doubt in the mird OF Corr
porstion Counsel A. q. Mcdonald. who
made clever. witty. and rather long speech
Alter explaining carefully that whatever he
said was as an Individual and not as a m en- Der
OF the city Government OF brooklyn he went
on 10 say that consolidation would. in his
opinion. he an unwise measure at present for
various reasons. which he named and dilated
come In time.
After this speech. which Was unprepared.
the subject WAS open to general discussion
and several club members made brief speeches
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Ars. Ward Says She was Chlo-ofor-es
..d Was Uaces.eious All Might.

hrs. Ward Says She was Chiorofor-es
a.d Was Unconscious All Might
PATERSON. March 1a-while returning to
the homo OF her mother at Mountain View.
after attending service at ST. Mary's Church
In this city on Sunday morning. Mrs Emily
Ward was drugged and robbed, she says. By
two men on the Freshness Mountain road
The road Is lonely and bordered By thick brush
MIRA Ward says the mon rushed upon her
from the brush. Ono knocked her down BIZ
blow on the head and his companion pressed
q chloroformed handkerchief to her nose.
This happened at 1870 O'clock and she did
not recover consciousness until 5 o'clock this
morning. Then she found herself lying in
the brush; Her watch was gone. together with
a diamond ring and s. n money. The ring
concealed some money In one Of her stock
ings, and this the thieves did not take. She
could give no description Of her assaiiants.
Mrs. Ward lives at Lakeyiew.. near Passaic,
and was spending the week with her moth or
and sisters At Mountain View. The police are
In the dark as to the identity Of the footpadG
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HOUND And GAGGED BIZ BURGLARS.
Poundnnstsr yaa DrIeI Passes .. Unsov.
Sor.abie Might

PAssAIc. N. j.. March 1a.-Poundmaster John
Van Drisl was attacked by three masked bur-
glars at his home in Chestnut street yesterday
morning. The men gained admission to tho
house By telling the old man that his daughter
her drunken husband.
=, While Van Driel was dressing to go to her
the robbers we're ransacking the lower part OF
who had confronted him with q revolver the
burg airs threw him to the floor. and two h cid
The search for plumber was fruitlsss as the
old man keeps his money in the bank. The
and in this position he was found at daylight
BY KsbeceA Moss. an aged negress living in
badly torn aud cut In the scufile with tbs
burglars. and both his eyes were blackened.
He 10 10 years old.
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Ths CssAlAdsr OF the KrArsArEs @ Ne
COaTG AartI. led.

WAsHEGToS. March la-To-day a general
order Was issued bJ Secretary Herbert for the
court martial Of Commander o. +. Hsysrman,
commanding ofiesr Of the Ksarsargs at the
the New York Navy Yard on Thursday next.
Sith Commodore c. G; Carpenter as President
Lieut. Commander J. ID. J, KELLEY as Judge
beTs: Capt. MONTGOMERY sicATd. CAPT. ]. o.
Kane. Capt Albert kAutz, capt. b. u Day
Capt john j. Reid, Commander Frank WildsS
CommAndsE Nicholas Ludlow. and Commands r
Richard 4. l.sary. the regulation number for
the court martial Of an ontcsr Of HsysrmGn's
rank.
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Mr. P,ttsr.oa win Fl.a a.. N..,.

Secretary George W. Lyon Of the Committee
OF Thirty has been struggling with the prob
lem OF how to get good enrolment Of Repub-
leans In favor Of the Bliss Root plan OF reor-
EaniZAtion in this city on the only two evenings
set aside by the plan for that purpose. He has
hit on the scheme Of sending a postal card to
every Republican voter In the city. telling him
Jacob NJ. Patterson and the other district lead
ers have undertaken TO determine for Sscrs-
taTJ Lyon and the Committee Of Thirty Who
the Republican voters OF the eitJ are. and will
send out the postal cards for him.
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KINGS CoUN1Y's VIEW ESRoLLnx,1
The Plan for the Reoresasx.t,ou OF n.
Democratic Party IN Brooklyn

Inc Fias TOR the heorgnafzation or the
Democratic Party IN Brookiyu.
An address has been issued To thu Damo-
crhuo voters othings county by the com nit
zee appointed o. the Demooraffc GenerAl Com
mittee OF Kings county to make plan for the
reorganization of the party. The commi,,..
-. a.. 40. 80 - a.. .ee
sn,s .nS' us pian mas received the approval OF
aHthe Democratfc bodies addressed. except the
a, IN. Unnarad ,nro,,,.I - az. -. ~,
', oAo .uea eppoin'ea oy tnis cIun- The
election district under the Joint sun.ryisIon a,
a com m itta. snpoin,a.. ~ On. c.sI ~ VI
Aeo""oo appoin'eu " inc ueneral Com
mittee and one appointed By the conference Of
Democratic clubs and ORGANIZATIONS Thu an
rollment Is TO be made upon ths foiiovinx
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WAsHSGTos. March 19-Ths Democratic
members OF the Senate Finance Committee
agreed this afternoon on the sugar schedule
Of the Tariff bill. and revised copy Of the bill
was sent to the printer The sugar schedule
remains as previously Indicated. the only
change being in the direction OF eleArness
The amended bill will be laid before the full
committee at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning.
The Democratic members OF the committee
repeating section 3 OF tbs McKinlsI act, 80 AZ
to remove all ambiguity concerning the re-
tention OF the reciprocal treaties made under
that act.
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TAs swift CsIassIa 90 Go .. CsaaI..Io.
April D.

WASHINGTON. March la-To-dAy orders were
issued By the NAVY Department to Capt sum
nsr to place the tripls-screw cruiser Colum bia
in commission At PhiladslDhiA on April O. The
Columbia Is the second thTes-scrsW var ship
ever constructed that has proved . success.
She IL the only vessel ever built in this eoun-
try with three pTopelleTs and on her trial trIp
ahead OF any ship OF her size in the world for
anaAd - -
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Jersey ssAooI cIns-.. n Of 90 q. E.,.....s

TRENTON, n. j.. March la-Ths House spent
nearly the whole evening discussing Assem-
blTmAn Eissls'S proposed amendment to the
school law. permitting the innietion OF cor
DoTal pUnishmsat with rattan. in the public
schools in cases ShsTs the written consent Of
parents or guardians has been given.
Several Of the Essex county msm bsEs favor
ed the passage Of the amendment but Ii was
defeated bJ vote Of III In the afrmG alive 10 III
In the negative.
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Csrrisa Hsr DTlsE cana e ,Ls Hospital

A hsAVy express wagon drove over Swear
old girl on High street Newark. yesterday
morning. The child Was Beatrice Austin.
whose parents live ~ High and james
stFsstA Her mother saw the child knock "a
down b. the horse and crushed bJ the
NheslA She rushed into the street and pick
ing ID her child, ran Eithsher 10 St Michasls
HosDilal = block AWay. where tie Tide AM
died ts0 hours aitsEWsrd.
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NEW TKoLLEY LINES FOR BnookLrx
A Contract 10 BsIid 400 Miles OF Road a .
Cost OF oIs eco Ooo

Cost OF $4,000 900.
BosToN. March IA contract to build and
equip 100 miles OF electric road in Brooklyn
and its vicinity has lust been signed through
the efforts Of William A Boland OF this city.
The contract involves an expenditure OF ever
sl2OoOooo The lines are those for which
franchises were granted to tho Nassau Elee-
trio Railroad Company. OF which T. H. Flynn Of
brooklyn is President. By the contract the
Johnson Rail Com pany OF JohnstoWn Pa IL 10
build the roads and turn them over 10 the
company when completed. X 7. Wilson Of "a
Wall street New York. the banker will fur
nish part OF the capital
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Accident o. the Uaion Pasiss.

OMAHA. March 1a-About 7 o clock last even
Ing the Union Pacific pay train Jumped the
track near oeonee. Neb.. and. after tearing up
things generally for over 200 yards. rolled over
In the ditch The accident Is supposed to have
been caused by spreading OF the rails The
pay car. which was Supsrintendent Suther-
lands private coach. was q total wreck and
soon caught fire. Division superinte emit r.
IL Sutherland.s spine Was injured. and Road
master Tom Wade was slightly hurt.
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Ths s.IsIa. 81 - EIa.rIy Taller.

Adolph Jacobs, 81 years old. Of l6s East IO3d
street committed suicide Yesterday afternoon
at his home He had . wife aud ak groun-up
children. and had been supported by the latter
since illness forced him to give up working al
his trade that Of tailor, Jacobs killed him.
self by turning on the gaS In kls bedroom.
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sa.oII 70 .. C.rsIsaI :, LI.Io..

PTTnBURGH. MATSh 1e.-Ths Rev. NJ
Proehst d. D.. OF Rome. who Il inthis country.
Snd temporarily In this eity In the Interest OF
the Board Of the WGldsnsian Church OF Italy.
to-day received = personal letter from Z welt
lnformed frlsnd In Rome 20 the eject thst
Mgr s4tslli Is 70 b recalled Ahd 10 20 b ,olI-
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FsrSIs.aa w.ra's Ists.sss BHa p.

ROCHESTER, March la-A special from Gen
esso says that the name Of the woman Who viii
on Thursday become the bride Of Ferdinand
Ward Is Miss Belle A stoTsr Of Br0oklyn- shs
IL now the guest OF DR.. ]. A. WssL al WkoSs
house Mr.. Wards stopping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
WIRES 10 NEW ORLEANS DOM.
Il is H.port.s ,s.. . Cysisus ne. svsp,
Acres. che south.

His reported that % cyclone has swept over
the countrJ in the vicinity Of New orlsan.
At this writing 1880 A. NJ all wires are
down and no details can be obtained.
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Il was said Yesterday at the ONCE OF Mayor
Gilroy that the Mayor Was expected to be at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

--latest Asrias IatsIliEsass.
AHnEs4-Ss BsTlia. SAtkiAA fFsz sssIaAapEsA.
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CCOHiiHusd 0G Second RaSs.J
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PRICE TWO cent?
SHE WANTED HIM To SUFFER.
7HAI's WBT MISS POLAND SUED
COL BRECKINnIDoE.

Ne Hsa Not Cen.iseres Hsr, ss. s.,a,
sus shs ws-t.s ui- .. nrar ~. ss.-.
OF the sureri,E-shs Goes Over As.,-
th. se.-.- OF H.r L,,. y, wh,.s pr.e..
inr'dse Toos F-r'. Gives we R~eusi
90 nis r-n.s-ee ovsr N y. s-s N.se. =
Very Dr-- zee Declaration 81 nee Love
for H.--Sh. charge. m ~ A,-s ~,
Heiuz Untrue tn rs Pr--s.. yyt Z.
, 1894-02-26
Qtdbam's 8eriht.
no iino ole ueberihiiie ser Ginnabmen oes
KeheI=J nipeftors 9ebIieben2

Sine 9roBe l1eberrai6ung bereitete beute
Sormittag benz Comptroller 9l6ermaHn
Der ibm unterbrcitete 8ertdt be5 &eiiel>Snz
ipeftors 8ifbam iiber feline @innabmcu
un6 Qus9aben nGbreno Der 6rei Monate
9touember, DECEMBER un6 Sanuar. 9urdb
StabtratbSbei6luB mar Der &eIieIinipeftor
bctanntli5 9ebalten, Sic SGlfte 6e5 lleberz
16uiieS ieiner @innabmen itber bic 9(usz
9aben Gil Die Stabtfaiie obSulicfern. Der
8eri6t bcs 6errn Btf6am 3eigt MN aber,
baB bic lleberi6IIie 10 ~gerin9fiigig lino, 6aB
Die Sta0t nur Deni9e Dollars Don ben
@tnnabmen bcs &eiieliuipeftor5 er9alten
lpirD.
Sir ben gobember 1893 iiu6 Bic Sim
nabmen auf $3.50, bic ~2lusgaben auf 1892
ange9eben, 10 DaB nur eiu llebcri3uB bon
$168 DerbLei6t. Sir BEN 0e3ember limb
Die Gtnno3ntcn auf $1213, Die NuSga6cn
auf $1088, fir ben Sanuar bic Glnna6mcu
auf $1071, Die Nusgaben auf 1910 ange=
gcbeit.
Der Comptroller tpir6 icoenfalIs ben
&e%iieltnipeftor D%eranIoiien, tbm cine ipeSlz
f%i3irte 9IbrecDnung ii6er ieine @innabmcn
unb NuS8aben ab5ule9et, ba CT ben 8ert5t
be9retfltbcr 98etie nit etpas m~iBtrauiidbem
4ugen Gnlte6t.
, 1894-02-26
0m lebten Qu9enbIid poIte fl
ntdt,
limo er mu6te nun9eheirathet" pom oannen
3iehen.
9eGan6, SQ., 26. 9e6r.

&iir3ltcb tparen mafienbafte GtnLaOungen
an SreunDe unb 8efannte e%rlaiien t~poroen,
UNI Der 6oh5eit bes SrGuleius @rbanfs,
Der GO9ter beS bier po6nen6en George
@rbantS, nit einem angelebenen 8urger
bon Gbampaign GountD bet8uWObnen. Ser
l6eiratbsi6ein mar aus9eiteut, Der gfarrer
uub Die @dite maren ba, Der 6oc68eitSz
i3maus tanO auf Dem Slide; tur5 Q(ueS
mar fertig - Oa fam plOBlib bie fir Sen
8rGutigam nieOeri9metternOe gtacbribt,
bGB ii6 bic 8rout on6erS beionnen 6Gtte
unb abioIut nibt beiratbeu polte =
ipenigitens jebt n!cbt unD AUDI II ni9t.
60 bIieb benin Sen @diten unO bem Serrn
Bfarrer NIGHTS anOers ibrtg, ais unOerri9z
teter Socbe tpieber BON bannen gu 3ieben.
Der 8rduttgom icbetnt ibrtgenS in Set
rot6slacben elm 8ebpogeL 81 iein, benin
ieiner eigenen 0(ngabe nocb lit bies i6on
baS 5tpette Wtal, OaB tbn feline 8raut 10
i9mabIib unO in berielben 8eiie i'm Sti9e
lieB.
, 1894-02-26
Ods banomerf 0ele0t.

Sranf 8lume, Elm 2lnitreicber, o;r lief Der
i4Iedbten 3eiten tpegen Dem ycOlen" Sc
tperbe ser 5aicDenOieberei Dil1gicbt, itcute
iicb 9eitern Racbmittog 9egcn 3 lIbr, geraOe
olS Die Geicbenbeindber Die 9aitOr GngeLz
Dar6t' icbe cpGng.9 lutberiibe &irche an Der
2liDlan0 2lOe., nabc Der II. Str., UcrltcBcn,
an Der Sbir oeS @ottesbaules auf uno itabl
i'm @ebrGnge elmer Srau SacobS BON 8l5
6enrD Str. o1S 8Crtcmonnatc aus Der
Wtanteltalbe. 8eim l%tnteriudben OerieIben
puroe er BON Dem @cbetmen giieIc ab9eS
faBt lno oingfeit gernac9t.
Sa 8lume in Der IeBten 3eit oeri6ieoene
6erartige Saicbenoiebereien ~be3angen, Die
9oliSet ibm bieie aucb npob a%nrecbnen laiien
mill uno 81 bieiem 3ipef 3eugcn herbeiz
5u9olen piinitht, ipurOc Die bcutc por Gicbz
ter 9polep ~bc9onnenc &erbanolung pere
icboben unO 8lUmc, oa CT bic i6m GHferIegte
8iirgibaft nicbt ouiSubringcn Dcrmocbte,
mach Dem @ouutpgcfGngsniB gelcbaft.
8lume bat iibrt9ens Don friibcr Der bel Der
9oliSei beS Marpeuitr. ~0titrittS fctHen
guten 9tuf.
, 1894-02-26
v1r1utter" 1lIanoelbaum,
Die beriidti9te 6eblerin aus New Qorf, pom
Gooe credit.
6amtIton, Ont, 26. Tebr.

y a lit . n, Ont, 26. Sebr.
Srau Srie6erite Manbelbaum, bic be-
rii6tigte 6e6Icrin BON Stem Oorf, melhe
bort tpGbrenb elmer &eibe BON SSabrcn
glGn3enbe @elcbdf1e macbtc, lit beute Wtorz
gen bier, ettpa 65 Sabre alt, geitorben. Sic
bate ihb Ourb 6as 9e6lergeicbGft Elm be-
oeutenoeS SermOgen 3uiammengc9aunert
unb mar Dor un9efdbr se6n Sabren bierbcrs
9efommen, ais bic 8eb0rben in Stem Oort
ge9en ite etni6ritten unO ibre 8erurtbeilung
tn2luSiic6t itanb. 8egen ibrerNuSlieferung
e%ntftanb eiu 9eieblicbcr Srreit, aber nit
9illfe zines beriibmten Griminalaopotaten
in Stem Oort blicb ie bier unbelGfti9t, unb
lettbem bat ie nit tbrer Samilie bier 9ez
wobnt. Sine 3eit lang bate le Elm tleines
@ei3aft, BON Dem ite iib iebo4 icbon felt
mebreren Sa6ren suriid3og. 0dbrenb
tbreS 9c3pun9enen Iufentbaltes in Canada
bate ie iib niemaLS iiber bic @rense 9ez
tpagt, ibre 2eibc miro ieboA morgen nacb
Stem Oorf iiber9efiibrt mer6en, mo- am
OttttpO6 Oas 8egrabniB itattfinbct.
, 1894-02-26
Gin fraherer 3eitun9sberaus9eber
Inter idwerer 2lnflaoe in einem merifauiz
fden Gefdnenife.
81. 0outs, Weo., 26. SSebr.

Cine 5pesialOepeicbe bes r@lobez0 Demo-
crat" aus Der StaOt Wfertto ia9t, baB
Sberit 8. s, 8iIion, Ser friibere SerauSz
gebcr 6eS en9lil6eh 0o9enblattes v2lngIo7
Qmerican," fir Die vWertcan Company Of
9onoon," cine @elcai6aft, melcbe inn 2anoe
etniges @i9ent6um beitBt, mebrere Berg
tperfe i'm Staate Gueretaro pernaltet bat.
Sn Iebtcr @ocbe Durbe CT bonn Director
nacb Der Staot berufen, UNI cine Qlbre17
nung %por3uLc9en. 9a ct nicbt i'm Stanbe
par, bieS CUR 3ufriebenbeit be8 DIRECTORS
81 tbun, tpuroe er inter Ser Nnflage bes
9taubeS unb Der TGli3ung Ser @eibdftSz
biiber ms @efGrt9niB 9etporfen. Seine
6reunbe iagen, oaB er ii4 b04itens Der
gtabIdiii8teit i4uIOig gemuAt babe; trObs
Dem aber miro ct ~mabri6einlicb mebrere
8ocben i'm @efdn9niB bletben m%iiiiel1, ebe
iein Bro5eB auf9crufcn tptrb. Gr beftnbet
iib iebt in @in3elDaft, unb mirb nab benz
@ooe NapoIeon, tpeIber bier bel Criminal
fallen eingefitbrt lit, 3tpctunOlieb3ig Stun>
ben in Oerielben su OerbLeiben baben.
, 1894-02-26
Sdeu6Iiher Raubmor6.
Gin onoefeRener Sireer oas Opfer oes
moroers.
GpGe6o, SQ., 26. Sebr.

- C"v -O" owe
3tIfor6 S. @lber, ein frii6erer Sarntcr
unb ongeiebener 8iirger bon bier purbe
Dorgeitern Nben6 ermorbet un6 beraubt.
ST bate pG6renb 6eS 2lbenOS unporii6tiger
8etie an oeri6ie0enen BGdBcn cine Stole
8antnOten ieben lalien, uno ii6 nab neun
ltbr ouf ben Q8eg nab ietner @obnun9 gez
ma9t, tpel6e bonn offentli6en 8labe cine
3iemlicbe Strefe e"ntfernt liegt, uno auf
benz @e9e babin pur0e Der Mor6 6egangen.
Ser Mt0rber bate Dor Ser MISREPRESENTATION
&trcbe einen 0rd6t aufgeipannt un6 itber
0ieien mar @l0er ~gefaIen 0arauf bate i'm
Der 3taubm0r0er nit eiuem i6peren etc6ez
men 8rette 6ur3 !6iebe auf ben &Opf ge@
tobtet, benin 6aiiel6e nurbe nit 8lut be-
ipribt un6 oil brei SteQcn 5erbroben btcbt
babel g~efunocn. @lber puroe gefunben,
ais er grade ben lebten 4tbem5ug that iein
@elb uno ietne 9oloene 1br :pare1t Der>
i6punben. Der @oroner 8eterS BON
@reenup pur6e iofort bena9ridbtigt, unb
belt BEL beri6loiienen 8biren ben Snqueit
ab, wel6er mOgliderpetie sur @ntOedun9
0es Wf0r0erS fi6rt.