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Evening star., 1895-06-04
NAVAL ACADEMY WEEK.
Exercises Mt Annapolis Viewed by the
Hoard of Visitors.

Exercises Mt Annapolis Viewed by the
board of Visitors.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Jure 4.-The board
Of visi ,ors to the Naval Academy spent this
morning on the water. The cruiser Ban
croft went out at o'clock for battle
drill ahoat. A detachment of cadets was
landed at the old proving grounds, and the
Bancroft approached under fire with a
number of steam laulches and cutters to
leeward. Tho Bancroft kept up her firing
which was returned from the shore, until
she got as close to shore was possible
and then the small boats under cover Of the
great gun smoke made into land. When
within few yards of shore the crews
jumped overheard and succeeded in cap
turing the fort
At 1o:45 the Bancroft went out into the
bay for target practice, and some very
good shooting was done at a distance of
1.0O0 yards. The target was pretty badly
tt rn up. The Standish carried out party
of ladies. friends of the visitors and
cadets.
The board visited the machine shops at
noon and watched the cadets as they
manipulated a compound engine and per-
formed other shop work.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
building Permits,

Building permits were issued today as
follows: Justice White. to erect a two
story brick private stable and make altera-
tions to main house, to cost 81, 500: Will.
lam Harvey, to erect a two-story and attic
frame building on lot 20. block p, Lang
don, D. c., to cost 5000: T. A. Hopkins, to
erect two-story brick stable at No. 219 E
street northwest, to cost 1915.
Bids Opened.
Bids were opened today for cleaning the
improved alleys, the uaimproved alleys and
streets and Pennsylvania avenue. The bid
ders were: For sweeping Pennsylvania ave-
nue-Albert Daggett. SIS per day: R. v.
Rusk. s23 per dag; Lewis Jefferson, S22.14
QnformaD; James O'Day, 81. so; William
Ryan, $24; Richard Horn & Son, s27. Clean
ing paved alleys-Albert Daggett. $42.40
paved streets and alleys-Rictard Horn &
Son. $3.50 per thousand square yards.
TOday's Orders.
The Commissioners this morning issued
the following orders:
That D. q. Haines be permitted to re-
move sand from the Anacostia sewer, sub
ject to inspection and direction Of the
sewer department
The order to lay cement sidewalk in I
street between 9th and 10th streets north
west, in front of squares 373 and 374. un-
celed.
The permit clerk Is authorized to Issue
permits to use terra Gotta pipe in building
on northwest corner Of North Capitol and
D streets.
The proposal Of William Lamahan to
build wall in alley In square 112, George
town. for $414.60, is hereby accepted.
That about one hundred and forty rail-
road and tubular lanterns. the property Of
the sewer department. be repaired. at
cost Of Is cents each.
That the gas lamp on the south side OF
Spruce near Sd street be moved east about
fifteen feet.
That a cement sidewalk be laid in front
Of No. 1927 10th street, under the provision
OF the permit system, at an estimated cost
OF $79S8,
Evening star., 1895-06-04
Charged With Perjury.

When John S. kennack, marine, called
at the pension agency this morning to get
his pension money he was surprised by De-
tectife Weldon. who had a warrant for
his arrest. charging him with perjury.
Kennack had been given his check for
$lS.I2 and had signed it when the officer
notified him that he was under arrest and
relieved him of the check. The warrant
was sworn out by Aivah H. Thompson, an
examiner in the pension office and charges
that the marine falsely swore that during
q certain period he was not in the gov
ernment service. This affidavit was made.
1t Is charged. in support of an application
for an increase of pension. He was lock-
ed up at the first precinct for hearing in
the Police Court tomorrow.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
he Will Be Transferred to the State
Department.
WHY ANNOUNCEMENT Is NOT MADE
Waiting to Name the New At
torney General.
TODAY'S CABINET MEETING

It is good as settled that Attorney Cen
.eral Olney will be made Secretary of State.
1t was currently rumored today that the
appointment had been made. The rumor
is premature, but may be verified by oc-
currences in the near future. For reasons
known only to himself, the President has
concluded to defer making the appointment
for a few days.
Why announcements Are Not Made.
The Star has the authority of a member
of the cabinet for the statement that the
matter Is still unsettled and that the Pres
ident has not rendered the appointment to
any one. Notwithstanding this positive
statement by q gentleman who should know
the facts, there is the best of reason for
the general belief that the transfer of Mr..
Olney from the Department of Justice to
Evening star., 1895-06-04

If a paper receives credit for
having a larger circulation
than it really enjoys. a reason
exists for withholding from
the advertiser the actual cir
culation figures and mystify-
ing customers with "about
and approximately" The
Star, however, has a circula-
tion that it is proud of and
each Saturday prints a detailed
sworn statement of its actual
circulation, giving the adver-
tiser what by business ethics
he Is plainly entitled to- q
guarantee of that which he Is
buying. The advertiser in
The Star is not asked to "trade
jackknives, sight unseen." He
knows exactly what he is pay
Ing for. The Star is alone
among Washington Rewspa-
pers in making public an
nouncement of its circulation
figures. Last week the daily
average was 81, 493 copies.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
BELIEVE IN A THIRD TERM.
Southerncrs Said to Favor Clevelnnd's
denomination.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Bierne Gordon,
president of the Savannah cotton exchange,
who, with Mrs. Gordon, is quartcred at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, said in an interview
last night that the sentiment among south
errers was for Grover Cleveland to sue
ceed himself as President of the United
States.
Southern business men," said he,. "ara
generally sound money advocates, and for
that reason, among others. are ell very
warm admirers of Mr.. Cleveland, snd ap-
prove thoroughly of his views and his Of
ficial acts in regard to finance and eco
nomics."
Evening star., 1895-06-04
Baltimore Mn rkets.

BALTIMORE June Flour steady. unchanged
receipts, e0,321 barrels; Shipments ii 452 barrels
sales, 1125 barrels. Wheat unsettled-spot and
month. Iss.aIs; July. 7s3saso; August. soas0l;
receipts. 100 bushels: stock. 5lS,25o bushels;
sales, IL, 600 bushels: southern wheat by sample
l9. .4o3 bushels; shipments, 1886 bushels; stock
white corn, 55a56; do. yellow. Sc. Oats quiet and
steady-No. white western. s7aas; No. mixed,
bushels. Rye dull-No. 2, 6sa72-stock 1886
bushels. Hay steady-choice timothy. $500
Grain frelghts slow, unchanged Sugar firm un-
changed. Butter steady-fancy creamery IsalsIs;
do imitation, 14a1e; do ladle, 12a13; good ladie,
10a11; store packed, Sa12. Eggs hrm-fresh IA
Cheese quiet, unchanged.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
APPEAL DENIED.
T0lman Refused Permission to Go t.
the Supreme Court.

TOlman Refused Permission to Go to
the Supreme Court.
The Court Of Appeals today denied the
application of George Russell Tolman for
the allowance Of an approval to the United
States Supreme Court. AS stated in yes
terday's Star, Tolman was committed to
Jail last winter by Judge Hagner for fail
Ing to pay his wife, Eva Frances Tolman,
a'imony granted her by the court Judge
McComas dismissed his petition for release
by writ of haheas corpus. and the Court of
Appeals sustained Judge McComas. 1t was
from this Judgment that ToInnan desired
to appeal TO the United States .upreme
Court. 1t is probable that To,naan will moi
apply to Judge McComas or to one of the
justices Of the Supreme Court for an al
lowance of an appeal Meantime. he is out
on bail
Evening star., 1895-06-04
Fireman Martins Funeral.

The funeral Of the late Thomas J. Martin.
engineer of Company No. 6. who was over
come by the heat while serving a fire from
Eox 62 on the afternoon of June 3, 1885.
and died shortly after being removed to
his home. will take place from his late
residence, 921 4th street northwest, on
Wednesday afternoon. June 5. 1895, at 4
pm. Rev. George o. Little of Assembly
Church will officiate. detail of about
twenty firemen, in charge of Assistant
Chief Engineer William T. Belt, will lie in
attendance.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
O.. MORE wARsHIPs FOR JIDDAu.
Frarce VIII Support the Demands of
England.

TOULON, June 1.-Two French cruisers
have been dispatched to JiGdah to support
the three British cruisers sent to that port
to enforce the prompt punishment OF those
who were engaged in the murderous as
sault upon the foreign consular officials
there. resulting IN the killing of the Brit
ish vice consul and in the serious wound.ng
OF the British consul. MIR. Richardson; the
Russian consul Mr.. Brandt. and the sec
retary OF the French consulate. NJ. DOT
lille
Evening star., 1895-06-04
Washington Grain Market.
Reported nv fhe Grain Fxcbano>

Spring patent -four, per barrel. 4.75a5 90; spring
straight -four, per barrel, 425aI.50; winter patent
-four, per barrel, 4.50a415I winter straight -four,
per barrel 400a4 %; winter extra -four, per barrel
3:5Oa3. 70; clipped white oats. per bushel. &on41
No. white oats, per bushel. 3sa3s; No. . mixed
oats. per bushel. ,34ka35: No. yellow corn, per
bushel, 0oa61; No. white corn per bushel eoa61 !;
No. 1 timothy hay per ton, l3 75al4.00; No. tim
per ton. i2O0a12.5o: No. cut hay per ton, 13.56a
NO. so bulk @ bran Per ton h. 90 bulk mid
15.O0a15.50: wheat straw, per ton, 800. The
above quotations for car lots delivered on track,
Washington.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
The Star Out of Town.

THE EVENING STAR will be sent
by mail TO any address in the United
States or Canada for such period as
may be desired at the rate Of fifty
cents per month.
CBut all such orders must be ac-
cornpanied by the money. or the
paper cannot be sent, as no ac-
counts are Kept with, mail subscrip-
tions.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
OSCAR WILDE INSANE.

The Noted Writer Reported to De
Crazy.
LONDON, June At is reported here this
evening that Oscar Wilde, who was re-
Gently sentenced to two years imprison-
ment in Pentonville prison, at hard labor.
after having been convicted of gross inde-
cency. has become insane, and is confined
in a padded room of the prison.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
COUNT FERRARA ATTACKED.
Reported to be MortaIIy Wounded by
Socialists.

Socialists.
LONDON, June A special dispatch
received here from Rome announces that
Count Ferrara, formerly under secretary
of state for foreign affairs, has been NOR
tally wounded by socialists at Ramini.
Later.-Additional dispatches from Rome
show that the shooting Of Count Ferrara
was not the work of socialists, as at first
supposed. The count. it appears, was in
suited at the door of his residence at
Rim;ni by two men, and during the alter
cation which followed he was shot with
revolver. Several arrests have been made
in consequence of the affair.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
sWINDLING THE STATE.
Report of New Jersey Senate COM
mittce.

mittce.
TRENTON, N. J., June 1.-THE report OF
the select committee of the senate ap-
pointed February Il, 1925. to inquire into
charges of extravaganza in furnishing the
state house, and certain other charges
touching the conduct of public officials, was
presented to the senate soon after noon to-
day.
Figures and facts are given to show
that, under very meager authority. large
sums of money have been expended an
nually without appropriation.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
BEATEN BY STRIKERS.
West Virginia Miners Attack in Force
NOn-UniOn Men.

BALTIMORE. Md, June "A special to
the News from Wheeling. W. Va, says:
Five hundred striking miners from Dillon
Vile attacked non-union' men of the Cay
lord Coal Company's works, which re-
sumed this morning, and beat twenty of
them in a terrible manner. One man will
die.
Evening star., 1895-06-04
Fatal Fire at Frcdericksburs.

FREDERICkSBUEG, Va, June 4.-The
worst fire ever known here occurred this
morning at o'clock. Kings ice factory
and Excelsior mill and six dwelling houses
We're burned William Drshazo. engineer
az the Excelsior mills, was burned to death
Evening star., 1895-06-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
CT the New York stock market today, re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Evening star., 1895-06-04
Given Ten Days.

The Commissioners have notified the Mt.
Vernon Steamboat Company to remove
within ten days. the obstruction maintained
by 1t within the limits of Water street be-
tween n and o streets. as follows: Steamer
River Queens wharf and Office
Evening star., 1895-06-04
The Di.tinguished Sick.

Miss Mary A. Dodge is very weak this
morning and unconscious a large part Of
tho time. The hot weather affects her
condition pnfavorably,
Representative Hitt continues to improve
Evening star., 1895-06-04
Grain and Cotton Markets,

Cotton and grain markets, reported by W. B.
Hibt 5, stock, grain and cotton broker, 1lei st.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

8urea uz2 0 Diurnit: sd
bite UNI cine tleine Mufbederuns, t&
tann nit meinem @ebalt ni@t aus
fommen!"
&an5lei&ef: r@em bic 4nbtren
austommen, mifen @ie audi ausz
fommen!"
Diuri{t: rDie Nnoeren tommen
aber audi ni4t aus!"
&an3lei@ef: ~Nun all TO-, &parum
tmollen Sie bann etnen @or3u9 ba=
Benz"
@mfant terrible. @@piez
germutter Morgens am &afeett1@:
u@nt1eBli9, Dein Mann bat geitern
Mbenb einen MHen NIT betmgebra4t".
Ser feline &arl bDrt oFenen Munoes
gu; glei4 barauf tritt ber @ater elm,
unb 1ein @Dbn@en itiir5t linn jubelnb
entqeqen nit ben Worten: ,Papa,
3eig' mir ben Mfen, ben 9u geitern
mit9ebra@t hait!"
@rau a m.-@ater: No.. Mein
9err, sic buben meme jin9ite So@ter
getiibt -. sic beiratben meme Mel=
+eite!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

nimmermebr peridmeraen tDnnen!"
Sd peri4lob ibr ben Munb unb
fiiblte bann bes @aters 9anb auf meiz
mem @iiden, Der midi aus 2pbia's Or
men aos unb MIDI nit Jreuoentbranen
an ii4 i4loB.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-02

wSus ueOItYt lulHO ItW It'lueH:
limb tpenr1 mir nun . itdnoen!"
Ed le9te ben Mrm mieber UNI lie.
rNi@t bo@, @obert!" @ie pebrte
MIDI ab.
vSber 1o?" ST. 5&lang beibe Mrme
UNI lie unb tiibte lie trob ibres Mioerz
itrebens.
Sbea ,par bic eri te, eben in bic
ofene 9austbiir g~etreten unb {@aute
uns fpra@los an. 2poia's IntliB
fdrbte ft@ %glutbrotb, aber nit 14neqer
TaKung itanb lie ba, ttefernft, metne
9anb in Der ibrigen. 3bea, in ibrer
l1eberra1@ung, trat 3uriid, benin ebe11
fibrte btnter ibr @ilbentraut auh
ben Batter in bic 9al1e.
@be bic Betben nod auf uns autz
merf1 am %getpprben, 14ritt 2Doia entz
1@loKen bor unb aog MIDI nit ii@.
vSnfel @eprg!" rief tie nit tomiz
1&em @rnit ii& Dor i'm iteaenb, mdb<
renb CT lie unb MIDI nit @rl taune1t
moB. rOntel @eorg, tee @obn
mar's, ben in baben molte! Dte Mutz
ter meib Mles unb mirb unS ibren
Segen geben. Wir bitten Inn ben
Sbrigen!" ,
@%ilbentraut la4te ben auf uno
f@lug 1i& in bic 9dnbe. 2pbia iprang
meinem @ater an ben 9als uno tiibte
i'm. Damn umarmte tie MIDI unb
fiiiterte mir gu:
,Mobert, nimm bas b0ie Mort 5uz
rid unb geiteb, 9u bGttet es nj d t,
bdtteit es nimmermebr - BORT 9u:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Inter moroanflaee.
2lnnie meYers, erf 6uhdIterin, Damn Dtenf=
mdoden oes 6hinefen Zip Sung, in
Daft. - Gin Dor ldneerer 5eit pom ibr
~mibhanoeItes 9rauen3immer Den Der
lebuneen erleeen.

Muf 8eranldKung bes gorDners tpurbe
9ieni flag Nbenb Mnnie MeDers, tpelbe feiner
3eit BON benz befannten 9inei1@en GrDfus
Sip Sung OUR S5rau gen1a6t mar, in 6aft
genommen nnb DprlGufig in Der 6arrtfon
Str. Station beigeitedt. Die gegen fe err
bobene Nntlage lautet auf vMtprb".
Mm Is. Mprtl b. s. gertetb bic Mehers
nit einem anberen 5rauen3tmmer Numens
emma Sobnfon, auf Die tie gere9ten @runb
CUR Giferfu9t gu baden glaubte, bor benz
6oufe go. 1875 4, @be. in beftigen Wprtz
pe95el, Der 19lieBli9 etne berbGnonibboue
@enbung annabm. 8eibe Dtrnen priioels
ten ft9 cine 3eitlang no9 d9ter Rlopffe6=
ter Dirt berum, Bis bic tputbentbrdnnte On
ME plDbli3 Elm Me1er 3og unb i6rer Seq
merlin mebrere flaffenbe S9nittpunben bei=
bra9te. Die an19etnenb @9tperberlebte
tpurbe bamals benz Gountb=@o5pttal iiber=
tpteIen unb fonnte erit na9 geraumer 3ett
tpieber entlaffen tperben, bat dber Ieitber int
mer nod NIT ibren Bunben 5u tbun eebabt.
eSm 2aufe Der leBten Mo9e ber19ltmmerte
Iib plDBli9 tbr 3u1tonb tpieber, 8lut5tura
fam bin7u, unb am Montaq trat bann Der
Sob Elm. 8et benz iiber bic Qei6e
FdII9eDQDItH SAquet luuIeIe Der QSa1r>
Ipru9 Der 8ei6porenen babin, buB emma
Sobnfon Direct ben 5olgen Der ibr bon Mnuie
Mepers betgebra9ten S9ntttpunben erle=
gen Iei,~ tporauf bann bie9bdterin unterMorbz
antlose gefeqt nnb lire Snbaftna6me angez
pronet tpurbe.
s6on elet6 nad Der @teb=Mffaire ipurbe
bic iebtge Srau 9ipz2une tpegen t6dtli6en
Nnertffs, NIT Der Nbfi6t gu tDbten, benz
Griminalgeri9t iibertptefen, bod fam Der
Saq bis9er nod nt9t gum proceB, tpGbrenb
bic Mrreftantin nd9 @telung Der berGanqten
8iirgf@aft bornals porlduftg pieber auf
freien SUB geIebt ipuroe.
Annie W}eDers 1T beutf9er Nbfunft, mar
cine 3eitGang als 9ienfmGb9en BEL 6;pz
Sung bef9Gfttgt nnb tpurbe 19GieBGi9 Die
@attin beg f9ltbdugigen MiGionGrs bon
Siibzgldrf Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
81 @Qnie geDeilt,
Dr.. bortman's uuentseltlihe Ses
hanolun9 hronifhen Ratarrbs
81 baufe.

&m erten Sag bes Sanuar 1895 CAB Or.
9artman feline 3uitimmung gu Der l1eber<
rabme Der unentgeltli9en 8ebanblung BON
10000 Sdqen 6rontI9en &atarr6s. 9ieIe
@nfitnbtgung tpurbe 5uerit in alien tonanz
gebenoen 3ettungen berOffentlint, t%porauf
Die @nmeloungen aus faft iebem Staate Der
Union mafenbaft einliefen. I'm Elm Patient
gu tperben, lit es nur n0tbtg, Nanten nnb
Nbrefie ein5uf9tden unb bic Snmptome 5t
bef4retben, porauf Nnpetiungen betreffs
2ebensipetfe, gefunb6ettli9er &egulationen
unb %fonitige &atbf6ldge prompt tperben
iiberIanbt nerben. gs 1T ben Pattenten 9ez
%tattet, 70 oft es ibnen beliebt, iiber Sort
f4rttt gu beri9ten, a1ein es pirb %ertpartet,
baB tie bies penigitens etnmal I'M Mfonat
tbun bonn 8eginn Der 8ebanblung an.
Die Nr3net, pel9e ben tpeientlt9iten
She'll BON Or. 6artman's 8ebanblung 9roz
nti9en &atarr6s bibet, tit pe@ru@na. Die
felbe 1T in ieber Mpptbefe 81 BADEN unb 1T
ferner Elm 9eilmtttel obne @let9en fir 9uz
Iten, GrtGltung unb ale flimattI9en &rantz
beiten bes @inters.
Die Be=ruzna Drug manufacturing @om=
panD f9tdt an iebe &breffe nnentgeltli3 elm
8ub iiber 9ronif9en 8atarrb, tpelbes bic
ne1efte 8e6anbIung fir &atarrb, 9uften,
@rtdltung, Die Grippe, Bronchitis unb ale
arberen &rantbetten bes &opfes, 9alies nno
Der 2unqen erthGlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
proonkten in grano.
beftiees 6euer in einem 6efddftss
hauie an South materftra6e.
Gtne Reihe bon 5irmen eefddoiet.

@9on pieber einmdl tpiitbete am Montag
Mbenb in benz @outb Water Str 8e5trf Elm
gefdbrli9es 5euer, bas fi9 anfdngli9 gu
elmer f9limmen 8runbtataftropbe gu ents
nideln f9ien, unb II Der treffli9en S9n>
lung unIerer ftGbtif9en 5euertpebr 1T es 3u
Derbanfen, bab grDBeres l1nbetl oerblltet
blteb. Ser Serb bes 8ranbes mar bas bier
ft0ftge @eI9GftsgebGube go. 264 g. Water
Ctr, BON Der Gommifionsfirma 9anfom &c
60. 5u 2agerapeden benubt. 9ie Slam
men famen elet9 na6 II 1br dnf btsber
nod ni9t aufeetldrte Mei1e i'm %5tpetten
@todtperf gum Musbru9, unb als fur3 na6@
ber bic QD56mannf@aften auf Der 8rdnb@
1tdtte eintrafen, prufelte bic @lutb beretts
linterlp6 aus nIenSenftern berbor, tpdbreno
qlei9aeitiq Elm bt6ter Aualm in mG6ttgen
Molfenoebilben benz br%ennenben GebduDe
%entitieg. Ser ba5 COMMANDO fiibrenoe Wfar=
19an ~ertannte 1ofort bic eroBe @efabr, bic
benz gan3en @ef9dftsbiertel bur9 bos ent@
fe11elte Glement brobte unb requtrtrte oes=
baIb unDeraIgltd bur9 @rlaB bes omino1en
All : Signals fdmmtli9e Derfigbaren
| Sprtben= Gpmpagnien Der innern StdDt ber>
Bel. Mtt g~eppbnterS 6neligfett fol9ten Die
paderen 2D19mannf9aften benz 0ieni t.
ruf, unb balb ergofen 1t9 BON alien @eiten
mrd9tige Daferitrdblen in bas Seuermeer,
bds 6ierbur9 ober nur 3u t1euer @etpalt an
gefa6t 5u tperben I9ien. 9as Snnere beg
@ebGllbeS gli9 einem tpabren arater, uno
iiber cine bpQe @tunbe bauerte es, bis Die
5ldmmen e~tnigernaBen unter @ontroQe 9ez
brd9t pDrben tparen. @ute 0tenite BET Der
8efdmpfung bes 8ranbes ~letfteten AUDI bic
beiben Geuerboote ~Yofemite" nno u5tre
Queen" bic bonn SSluB aus ibre Mafermaiz
fen in Die @lutb parfen.
Die %anftoBenben Gebdube No. 266 unb
1852 g. Mater Str, namentli9 dber erftz
g%enanntes, tpurben cine 3eitlang fdtoer por
ben s5lammen bebrobt, unb nur nit grDBter
| Miibe gelang es Der 5euertpebr, t~peiteren
69aben d%b5unenben. Sic S9lauAfitbrer
riidten bon ben 9G9ern Der Na2barbduler
unb ben 8ranbleitern aus Dem Beues aus
nG61ter NG6e gu Qeibe unb tparen enblt9
benin au9 erfolgrei9 nit Der 8etdmpfung
bef1elben. aura bor l tbr aogen Die metiten
SprtBencompagnien ipieber in ibre 5tanoz
qudrttere Elm.
Die 8erlu1tz2ite felt fi9 pie folst:
am @ebdube $4,000; 6an1om &c 60, am
@oarenlager, $4,000; gmmerfon &c Marz
Gop, go. 1852 g. Mater Str, burb &au9,
$500; 81. 6. 6onis &c g., go. 266 g. Waz
ter Ctr, bur1 Seuer unb Wd1er, $1,000.
Die 8e19Gbtgten ftnb fdmmtli9 9enilgeno
h1trh WerffCher1tnd debeGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
major Sampfen
IN uew Orleans perhaftet - Don 6apitdn
ShiittIer ioentiTcirt.

uMaior" @ampfon 1T in Stem Srledns
b~er1aafstet >i 9as mar Iebte Mo9e bns
SaqesoefprG6 in ben berg9iebenen Polt3etz
@tationen. 9oli8i1ten in Stem Orleans baz
ben ben felt berGrmorbung @us. G%oatanber's
fIi9tigen rMaior" berbaftet unb @apt.
@9uettler, Der fi9 auf fetner 8eife mad 6loz
riba einige 3eit in SEEM Orleans aufbielt,
bat i'm ibenttfiatrt. Die Na9rt4t BON Der
8er6dftung tpurbe Snfpeftor Shea uno benz
8Dliaei9ef 8rerndn p6ne 8er3ug telez
grapbtfn iibermittelt unb 8eibe gaben ibrer
6reube l~nberhoblen Musbrud. Sbea tpuroe
amtli9 bon benz poli3et9ef 8. s. Setter in
3enntniB qe1ebt llno Capt. S9uettler, Der
@omp5on felt leiner &tnb6ett fennt, telegraz
pbtrte Gbef Brennan ebenfa1s, boB er IN benz
Mrre1tanten ben 1ange geiu9ten nWajor"
@ampIon erfannt babe. @s befdnDen it9
apei in Ell Srleans ni9t betannte 8urI9en
in Der 8egleitung Samp1pn's, ober, nte er
ii9 bort nennt, Sbatp's, unb es 1T mOglt9,
baB aud fe 3u 9enjentgen geb0ren, bic man
fir bic grmor6ung goltanber's berdrttportz
lid bGlt. Capt. S9uettler inoeffen tennt ife
nt9t.
@ampIpn, ber felt Sabren Der Mnfibrer
LtL DCIuuItYIIIIu uAeL JtAuUc+OultuIu WI
Stabt, bes Marfet ctr. Sang, mar, bate
am leBten Mabltdge nit elmer Gefe0f9aft
@lei9ge1innter bic ganaeyeorbfette, Defenders
dber bic %. unb "a. Marb, in Mng1t unb
56reden 9ebalten, unb es Itnb genug 3euz
qen borharben, bic bef9pDren f0nren, baB
Sampfon ber Mnfiibrer Der 8anbe mar, bic
in Der Na6t BPM 6. auf ben Z. Nobember
fur3 na6 Mttterno9t in ben @timmplab No,
III DAT Ctr. einbrong unb 8. Goatanber
erf6oB. Gs liegen I'M @an3en flint Mnflaz
gen gegen i'm Dor, auf bic bin er in Nntla9ez
ltanb ber1eBt tporben 1T. Seine MitI6ulbtz
gen, Die ftb ebenfaas Der @erbaftung bur9
Die 5lu9t e~nt5ogen baben, fino S. Santrp,
SpnD Mnen, 8arneb 8ir9, Glabbb Burns,
3om Murpbp rn6 Sobn Bingham, unb Der
@tabtratb bat auf btegerbaftung bieier&erle
cine 8elobnung bon $500 ~ausgeiebt. Sarnpz
fen, alias Sham, fagt natiirlib, oaB ct ME
ettpas BON Maior SampfOn geb0rt bat, aber
Capt. S9uettler 1T feiner 'Sade gentB,
gr trof gsftsrn nit acknowledgement in
Gbicagp eth.