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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Otr. 251.
ScErriba0cu.

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an ppn oeren al NsrI nsrbsSrsr6sn
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6unnprt g{rr5onen Inn nbo,+Ins ag'cs[ 49,
nnr6sn Ser y0srt6 h.s "|g.TS ,erft3rfS1 $r
Sioentbum5 ,pir6 orf $79000 nps
fhGbt. unb bic g},r7fIer,r1o 6str$nt S
MIR sos 600
Qittsburo, "a, d 0ftobrr.
- 0ie WoJtimnrs nm 7b;n T;5sn.
6o6n- "9riife iibsr ron Ca-r,5I, ~ .C5rsaf
Qht gPeiIen 6ifIih pon MT56inoton
Vo m hpr gR6spI;n1or 0ini5;9n r"S yn,,rl
be beIfe ein 9aI5 oer SInmms, 'r 'orr
9IiibenOe &oblen aus Der 2otourotipe
oes 6ra6t3uges rid6teten oas ltnbeil
an. Der 8ertebr fam nidt e6er pies
Der oHT9enommen perDcn, bis cine
neue Bride errt6tet 1T.
0unttnqo 0 Il. Bu., %. Ott. -
Sn Der bteiigen llm9eqeno rihten nil
tbfnoe Q8alobrGnoe sur 3eit QroBen
Shaoen an. 0o5 StGotcben lit pplIz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
1Ercflr Wni1rnrIlPr.

Gc0ar u , ; 8, So, 25. DIT.
- 9ret ma5ftrte W}dnner orangen
6eute gu frii6er W}or9enitunOe in Da5
4oitbiireou gu MinOon unO tnebelten
ben 6iilfspoitmeiiter Stii6r. Sie
Iprenqten bunn ban eiIernen 9eIoz
I0ranf nit 9Dnamit, aus Dem iie cine
QuontitGt W}arfen un0 $75 8oargelO
ruubten. g8Gbrenb ibrer 2lrbeit mar
e5 Stii6r gelungen, ii9 BON Ieinen
8anoen gu befreien, a6er oenno6 entz
fomen bic SpiBbuben, ebe uuf ieinen
9LLarm 9eiitano herbei oeeilt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Orr 5nImrs zNirhrI. .Ulnrn.

Snoiunapolis, Sno., %. Oft
- 0e6eimpoli3iit gi6arDs pon bier
lpiro Ii9 in penigen Sa9en nuch Pbiz
laoelpbia be9eben unO Das in 9dnoer
Der 8eE0rOe befinOliae 8epeismate.
riol in Der 9olmes zPieBel WtorOuf.
Fuire, barunter einen groBen Ofen
einen Softer, lteber3ieber, Shuhe II
I, 10. unb Die peni9en Ieberreite, mel.
6e ron oem ungIijdIi6en &nuben &c.
funoen perDen fonnten, nit iih neb.
men. SSn ieiner 8egleitung befin0er
ii9 me6rere MGnner, mel6e ais 3eu.
gen in Dem 9ro8eiie borselaoen iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Seibjimuro ciueS Gtr;tcS.

Qorraine 8, %. Ott. - Or
8eo. N}. 6arri5, elmer Der berborra.
9enoiten 2ter3te Der Sta0t, beging ge.
tern Nbeno SelbItmorb, inoem er ia
nit einem Se3irmeiier Die &ebIe burf:
i6nitt. Gr itano ijber einsn 8uBiteir
gebeugt, ais er bic Shat bs9inq, UNI
erpurtete in bieier SteQung ben Sob
Der 8erItorbene mar Elm Derm0gen:
Der Wann, boA fonnte er Ieine5 frdn:
teInben 3uitanoe5 baIber fiA ieines
8ei6tbums ni6t erfreuen. gr itonf
i'm 40. Qebensjabre unb bintsrldBt Bit
Dittfpe nebit elmer SoGter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Gin Cpfcr IeidltiinuiQer Sicbe.

Buffalo, R.zY, 25. Stt.-Sn
einem pornebmen &oItbauie iturb gez
tern cine iunge Dame an ben 5ol9en
elmer perbre6eriIhen Operation, Die
BON einem angeIebenen 4r3te Or. S.
8. 9urper an ibr bol3o9en por0en
mar. Qebterer befinOet ii4 jeBt unter
Der 2LnfIage be5 Sootidlages in Sc
na6rIam. 8pr elmer Wo6e traf cine
reid getleioete junge Dame, SRI. &nz
nieGabanau9b, aus oem nube canaoiz
Iben StGDtnen Cardinal, Ont, bier
Elm. Sic Itieg i'm o8eneTee=6otel"
ab uno lieB am nG4iten Sage Or,
6arper gu iih tommen, ben man i6r
offenbar fir geniiIe 3pefe empfo6len
bate. Sic mar getommen, um Die
6olgen elmer beimli4en QiebI9aft I'M
jeben 9rei8 beieitigen 81 laiIen. W}it
oem 2eben be3ablte iie ibr 9ebsimniB.
Nuf 4nrat6en bes 2lr3te5 bate lie in
benz ertpGbnten 6uuIe 0o6nung qez
nommen unb bort unter5og lie ii6 Der
gefabrbollen Separation, bic jeoo6 eli
nen berbdngnlB0pllen Nusgdng bate.
8lutpergiftung trat einige ipdter Elm
unb Das junge Geben mar niht gu ret
ten. 9lngeii4ts Oes 9oDes peigerte
iib nod INNER bic Ster6enoe, ben
Namen hires 8erfU6rers gu nennen.
Sic na6m bies 8ebeimniB nit in's
Grub. Or. 9arper fu6te Die Qeide
in ollsr Stiae 5i4at1pe:98u6rin9sa, n mas
tung benabm er fi6 ME Elm @er3neiz
felter, tpeinte unb tlagte uno betbsuerz
te 3uglei6 feline l1ni4uIo. Gr BE-
bauptet. baB er bic Sperution oorne6z
men muBte, neil eine 5riihge6urt elm
getreten mar.
- Sn 80rliB, 3rei8 Qaubu1,
Stabttreis 90rliB uno 2unotrei8
80rliB. lit Der conierpatipe Gan0ioat
b. Gi9el als 8ertreter in ben preuBiz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Sinrihtuna rines 9rutidlrn.

Can Quenttn, Sal, %. Stt.
- 8i1iam Sung biBte beute Na6z
mittag Die grmorbung oes 5ran3oIen
9terre Qateitro i'm 6riibIing pergunz
genen Sabres nit oem Sooe am Sal
gen. Sung mar bor Drei Sobren aus
9eutf6lano bier eingepanoert un0
bate auf Der 6urm Oes GridIagenen
in Der Nd6e bon San 2(rOo, Wtontez
repzGountH, 8eIdGftigung gefunben.
0as W2otip Der taltbIiitig bou3ogensn
Shat mar 8aub. Der M0rosr, mel
der Dem Srunte ergeben mar, leqte
Dor Der 9inriatung Elm boues8eItdnOz
nib db.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Gnrse &abelSercI6cu.

Sir Charles 9uGe, Der berii6mte
PianiIt unb 0irettor oes WtuiifinIti=
tuts in Man9eiter, lit baIelbIt gsitern
nit Spbe abgegangen. Der 8erbIi=
6ene errei6te Elm 2llter BON rs Subren
unb mar in 9eutialanb geboren.
- 8if4pf SO. ). 8urte BON Der
9i03eie ct. Sofepb, MO, 1T geitern in
&om eingetroffen.
Die Stabt Saffron, Regierungsz
be5irf Mdrienperber, lit BON einem
8ranbe beimgeiuat porben, ipeI4er
leiber au9 W}eni4enleben geforbert
bat. Srei &inber bes Nrbeiters sSi6z
bran5 tamen nm; tie eritidten i'm Raus
DE, tpel6er i6nen Die Slu6t abi6loB.
= Der Spppelm0rber Witt lit in
Iltona ent6auptet tporoen.
= 2oro Selumere Itiir3te geitern
auf Der Sagb nabe SarporIen in Der
8rafi9aft G6eiter bonn Pferbe unb
trug 9erlebungen bapon, tpel9e mad
benz Qusipru9 Der 4er3te ben Sob bes
2Orbs our 5plse baben biirften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
S15'W 'Wanner=Nu;iige
Cre0it- er5 CreOif.
| 9e9t's SnberIaiiiae 9aber,
sir. 519 uno sci. g. .sgrpaemap.

Qafirn Sic bic r9aar ;ablunasHz z6duier nit
bo5en 9rsiieH irocno SeplauO ionft bcii,ucru
= uno iOmmtn Sic iptQeu zines ueuen
Ser b # Nn3uges gu uns. Bir ptr=
Zen Sbncu Disle Nliin3en eripar,u las lit
etne hbere SbGtiad3e uno anitatt Der
barren Gjelo=Nusqabe - ipsrptu $l5 uuf
SreOit Sbueu eiusu 70 teioiamcu uuo
rploolcu u or ittb=, 3 apual=
ooer 6bcpiots Iniue li,isru, tpie
sic iemaIs in Sbrrm &tben i'm gciiB butisn.
rSads" ootr ~Gutdpops," es 1T Anes eiucr=
LEI : Sic trbalttn bic neuen Ifacpns - oic
arbtit bon 6abIeUten ele0antc 5Siltteruue
tltQantc Nppretur uuo currsftsr SiB, Gi=
qtnlbatteu iptlhe Sic poftio Hur icIttu
dHoerDdrts iiuocn. llHO nm gQcm Die &roue
ouflui,Bcn - Sbr 9cripreben, pie qerinaite
Sunlme ouf iDo6entlibe pocr mouat!ibe
NhiabluuQ qeHiiQi, oaB Der gluJuq SbHtu
ms NaU: qeiauot Diro uro dbei iUiro
6 iIdb als bic bette Rdp;tul=2lnlGQc srlptI=
len, ipcl5e Sic cmcls ma5ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Sie rnbanilfle RrhrQinn.

Sdntidqobe 6 Il b q, Is. Oft,
pia Sen Weit, %. Stt. - Der bstunn=
te SSniur9entenfiibrer 0emetrio Ga
itiQo erI6ien am Na6mittage oe5 IA.
pl0Bli6 nit 400 Reitern in Sibana De
Wtiranoa i'm 9iItritte BON Gan 2ut5
unb griff Die bort Itattonirten ipani=
i6en StreitfrGfte an. Sin milOer
8ampf entIpann ii6, Der Die Sponier
81 Soote uno 86 0ertpunoete foitete,
nG6reno bic 3e6e(len nur 9 Sobte uno
81 8erpunDete 3dblten. Die &unoe
ppn pem 9sfe6te bat unter ben bic
Iigen Spauiern inteniipe 9(ufregung
berporgerufen, 10 oaB cine 4n5a6l Gu
baner, tpelbe nit ben 2ufItdnoiI6sn
fpmpatbiiiren, aus 8e7orgniB I'M ibr
2eben e5 porge5pgen baben, Die Staot
3u perIa1Ien. - Die 8eb0roen Der
Stuot Gobre baben entoeft, oaB Elm
Sergeant bereit5 ieit ldngerer 3eit
8epe6re uno Yatronen an Die oSnIurz
oenten perfuufte. DIS bieIer iein
Sreiben entbUQt iab, ging er, ebs nod
Ieine @erbaftung pou3ogen perben
tonnte, 3u ben QeBteren iiber unO oreiz
Big 2eute ieiner Gompagnie folgten
i6m. - Die @eI6dfte bier Iieqen pouz
ItGnoiQ burnieber urD Die Stabt lit
rubig uno itia, einem air4bofe gleih.
Der GntbuIiasmus fir Die Sa6e Der
g1ebeGen lit ouf's 906ite geitiegen II.
fogar ben 6rauen, tpeI6e fir Die Nufz
it0nbiIchen &leioungsitiide anfertigen
unO fir bic 8erpunoeten leinene Bin
ben II. ogl. beritellen, bat Iia Die 8e=
geiiterung mitget6eilt. Seit leBtem
Sonntage gebt oa5 8erii6t, bei 8ianz
ca, 36 W2eilen Don bier an Der SUoz
tiiIte Der SnIel, lei eine fleine Grpebiz
tion aus einem Der 9dfen Samatca's
gelanoet uno nit 0affen unb Wuniz
tinr1 fnnhl npr{phpu nptopfor1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Nelmen Sic
uR0nta aller 2eber.Reofaif,.ri
Simmons
2iper
&e9mlator.

9erieIbe perriftet i.in. grbeit ;ut
Sufrieo.ubeit uub srfriiht oas Q.iammt.
Sorperipilsm. @r 1T ybeGer ols Biasn"
uuO iann iopobI IN fliiiitg.r Uorm Wis
ais TI!uer bsso9en psreea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
sSapan ImBlano'S GsrcunS.

Ct. PeterS burg, p. 9tI. -
Die rgobpe 8remDa" bebauptst, r1B
Der japaniI4e GeIanOte an Gorsu pabz
reno Der jiin9iten llnruben in SsouG
gan5 na4 eigenem @rmeTien gebanoeLt
babe. 9a5 8lott fi9t bin3u, in ,Ias
pan ma4e iid gegenpdrtig Elm itart,s
Gefiibl 5u @uniten 8uBlano's GEL
tenb, oa man einIebe, oab MIR cine NJ
lian3 nit 0ieiem ProIperitdt bringen
t0nne. 2(us @laoiboitod tonlmt Die
gu4ri6t,, OaB Die gegen Die mubomes
oanii3en SSniurgenten ausgeianbten
Sruppen nit groBen S6nierigfeiten
81 tdmpfen baben. Die 3ubl Der SAT-
1erliben betrdgt nur $4,000 W2ann,
Oenen ungebli6 100000 pobl6epaffz
nete IufitGnDiId)e gegeniiberIte6en.
SurcantShes.
0oto + ma, 25. Stt. - 8raF
Snoupe lit gum japaniI6en Spe3iolz
8eIanoten an Gprea Crnannt lporben
unD ipfort na9 Seoul aufgebro6en.
36 jupuniIde SpIbi aus Goreu purz
ben BEL i6rer Nntunft in lljinu feTtgez
nDnlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
GS tpar Sclbftm ORB.

Dublin, %. Dit. - Gin Snqueft
anldBli6 bes bsreits friiber gemeloeten
9tbIebens BON Sobn 0enrD be la 9oer
8eresforb, fiinften Marquis BON 0a=
terforb, bat ergeben, oaB berIel6e an
elmer ieIbit ii1 beigebradten S9uBz
punbe itarb. Die 9si6porenen guz
ben elm bementfpre6enoes @eroift u6
unb ertIdrten, buB Die 9bat in einem
Qnfale temporGren @a6niinns sez
f6ah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26

- Sn 80rliB, &reis QuubuE,
Staottreis 90rliB unb 2unbtreis
80rliB. lit Der conierpatipe Ganoioat
b. Gi6el als 8ertreter in ben preuBiz
i3en 2anDtag geipGblt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Gin oe,,tSd,er sampfer peruuaIiidt,

2onbon, 25. Stt. - Der oeutz
ihe 9umpfer nSbuIo5" lit in Der g}G=
he bon Seri6eIIing, elmer boQGnbif6en
Snfel in Der Roroiee, in feds 6aoen
tiefem Wafer gefunten. 0rei W2itz
9lieoer Der WunnIdaft fanOen ben
8 m in npn WsIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
1lnruben a,tf @orto 8ieo.
8ein SaIdr fur TeiGstaes. .Iboepro.
ftefe

Berlin, 25. Stt. - Der 8unoesz
ratb bat iif) geipeigert, Die unIGngit
bonn 3ei9stuge angenommensn 8ez
i4liife gu @unIten Der 2tbGnberung
bon Qlrt. 30 Der Rei6sperfuTung,
pona6 Observation-Disclosures ais iol6e
tein SalGr ober trgeno tpel9e @ergiiz
tung empfungen iOlIen, gut5ubeiBen.
Der genannte 8eidluB lab Elm SalGr,
Iotpie Reiiepergiitung fir ale Rei4sz
tnn5 I'm i&nIiaher hnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Ser Sentihe GorreIponSeat,
GdsIif, tuo6sntIif unb sonrtoss,
Raire. Giaenthiinter uno Neoaftt

=
q. RaiEe. Gisentbnmer nuo Geoafteur
(gtatfoIser s. Taiue),
eibuch,Gd, gatimore=strGfe unb BoftsCf CfTce=gpe.
gr,is s.s taaIid,en SIatteS, Dur6 1rds,r b.iOrst,
12h Gts.; fagIidle urb Srunta asi1anegabe Is
Gents pro ote, saaitar bic sae SIatt bciersennen
9rdser.-Taaiidi rebf Gpnnta 90 Mus aabe urter
Boris sRorGusbesahluns $3.50 PRO Sabr, tlr tursece
Seit i'm RerbdItnis iiT oi. tpodlentlt d,e MuSsabe
Tti Spnntassblatt, pcrtofr,, NIT aotus tlr Clubs,
81 so pro SotI nan irssno siHtHI Srte oes SHlans
Ass 81 rodb gurcpo Sannta ossauSsabe 81
pro Sabr-0as bette une biuieite eeHtidje BIatt
In ben D2iit,l= unb Ghbitactcn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-26
Gurppdi16e Sabelbfrithte
9lus oen Snrfcnrethc.

bNs Den SuSlcuCeSWe"
8arna, 9ulgarien, 25. Stt. -
Cine 9epei9e aus Gonituntinppel
mslOet, baB iiingit Dem Sultan uno
Marineminiitsr 9ai1an Yai9a mebrz
fo4 9robbriefe 5ugsgungen iinO. Sn
5olge oeiIen iino i'm Yiloi3 &iost auz
Beroroentli4e @Orii6tSmaBregeln gez
troffen porDen uno audi Die Geitoen3
9oFan's tpiro bon Sruppen bttpaht.
GonitantinppeI, 25. Stt.-
Qus Gr3erum iino 8eri6te eingetrofz
fen, benen 5ufolge unter ben 4rmez
niern in Graingiun Elm 8lutbao ungez
ri9tet puroe, BEL Dem so Derielben i6r
2eben perlpren. Gin3elbeiten feblen
nod. Die 9forte bat an bic Reprdz
ientanten Der Md4te fopobl, als audi
tiirfiI6en 9iplomaten i'm 2luslanbe
Elm 8unbi6reiben geri4tet, in tpel6em
oa5 GemeBef in Gr3inqjan uno Die
frii6er itattgebabten llnru6en in Off
biHar ben glrmeniern ais Nngretfern
CUR 2ait gelegt Dirb. 2lus 2lleppo
beibt es, au9 in Dem 0iitritte DON
MaraIb 6Gtten ernItlihe Ru6eit0runz
gen itattgefunben unb bic Irmenier
pon 3eitoun bier tiirtiI@e 00rfer
iiberfoqen. @ier tiirfiT6e Goloaten
Ieien BEL Der @ertbeibigung berIelben
gefauen. Sieie 8eri6te itno nit 8orz
fi6t ouf5unebmen, ba 1ie ale aus tiirz
ti16er QueQe Itammen.
Der ameritaniI6e 8reu5sr nMarb=
lebeab" 1T Dor WterIina (O an Der
&iiFte pon Sleinaiien eingetroffen, nm
ben MiIiiondrsn bieIe5 0iitrittes i'm
Hot6fulle Den notbpenoigen S9ub
angeoeiben 5u laHen.
1Inruben a1tf @orto Rico.
W1 aDrib, %. Oft. - RQ6ri6z
ten aus 8orto Rico melben, oub fi8
bafelbit ernItli6e unru6en ereiqnet
baben. W2it MeRern betpaffnete 8uuz
ern battsn einen blutigen3uIammenz
ItoB nit Der 9oli3ei, bic aber f9lieBz
li6 Der Qufriibrer 9err lpurbe uno
Die RGbelsfiibrer perbaFtete. Sin 3d.
tuillon SeeiolOaten lit CUR 8erItdrz
flung Der 8arniion gelanost lporoen.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
STICKS or DYNAMITE
Successfully Used by Western Ban
dts TO Hold Up a Train.
Three Men Had Everything
Their Own Way.
Took Thirgs Easy and scooped In the Booty
al Their Leisure.

PORTLAND, Or, July 3.-A Southern
Pacific passenger train was held up and
robbed at II point known as Riddles, In
the Cow Creoss canyon, between Ashland
end Grants Pass. The robbers took
jewelry, money and other valuables from
the passengers and rned the mail pouches.
Taking the iircmen, two OF the highway
men proceeded TO go through the train,
and every car was searched. The Port
land, Tacoma Seattle and Victoria (B. O.
registered sacks were rned.
The train was held up Mt the north end
OF canyon just south of Riddles Sta
tion. When tho dynamite explosion
brought the train TO n standstill, Conduc-
tor Il. j. Kearney, who was In charge Of
the train, ran out but was met by one OF
tho bandits. who fired mt him with
pistol, the bullet grazing the conductors
head. The bandit then ordered the con-
ductor to get inside and stay there, an or
der which he was not slow In obeying,
hiding himself in Pullman closet, from
which he saw one man patrolling the bank
which overlooked the trSin.
Express Messenger Donohue had taken
out his way-treasurc ut the first alarm and
locked his box. This he reopencd at the
order of the robbers. Postal Clerk Herman
gave up all the registered pouches, which
the robbers ordered cut open. The rob
bcrs passed all of the passengers who had
the appearance OF working men, but made
the others hold up their hands while they
Went Through Their Pockets.
The sheriff of klamath county was on
board with prisoner. The robbers ap-
propriated the sheriff's pistol. None Of the
ladies in the car were molested. During
the time the train was held, the robbers
outside kept firing sticks Of dynamite to
intimidatc the passengers.
After the chief robber had seized his
booty, he ordered the engineer to proceed
north. He then shot Gut the headlight
and disappeared in the darkness. One
man who was on the train had over $50
In his pocket, but he talked the robbers
out of searching him. He described the
robber who went through the car rs u
slender man, about six feet tall. He wore
white silk handkerchief as a mask, blue
overalls and Jumper. He had a large
bag slung over his shoulder, and carried q
common gripsack in his hand. The engine
was so badly disabled that 1t took three
hours to reach Riddles four miles distant.
II. f. Smith, agent Of the Phoenix In
surance company of Hartford with two
friends, were in the Pullman smoking
room when they heard the first bomb.
They looked out the window, and were
told by the robbers to pull their heads in
side, whereupon thcy piled over each other
in the middle of the room to get away
from shots.
The robbers laughed and talked with the
passengers while taking their valuableS.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03

Ladies'
Attend the afternoon sale OF the PAVE oan
co.'s auction and avoid the evening crow I.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Balm For Routed Officials.

LONDON, July 3.-Lord Rosebery, in ad-
dressing the Eighty club last evening, said
that the Liberals were defeated, but were
not discomforted and not disgraced. He
did not pretend to lament their position,
for TO him there was no comparison be-
tween the position Of party united and
facing tho constituencies from which alone
it could draw its power and the position
of party engaged in the arduous, II not
impossible, task of forcing through a re-
luctant house Of commons, with narrow
majority, measures which it would try to
force across the impossible rampant that
faced all great measures He had never
tasted the sweets of place with power, but
his experience of place without power was
purgatory, If not hell.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Additions 10 Rosebery's Cabinet

LONDON, July 3.-The following addi-
tional ministerial appointments have been
announced: A. A. Douglas, first com
missioner OF works, and w. ii. Long,
president of the board OF agriculture, both
with seats In the cabinet; Duke Of Nor
folk, postmaster general; g. W. Balfour,
chief secretary for Ireland; J. X. Gorst,
vice president of the council; w. IL. Wal
rond, patronage secretary to the treasury;
W. E. q. Mccartney, secretary to the ad-
miralty; j. A. Chamberlaip, civil lord Of
the admiralty; Jesse CollinS, under secre-
tary for the home department; Il, w.
Russell, parliamentary secretary for the
local government board; j. p. Williams,
financial secretary of the war office. The
cabinet now has 10 members, the largest
number it ever contained
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
WAITED IN VAIN.
Prlest, Best Man and Bridesmaid We're All
Ready For Wedding Ceremony

CHIcoPEE, July 3.-Malachi Kelly, aged
"a, was TO have boon married yesterday
afternoon TO Miss Catherine Walsh, a
maiden OF over 90 years, but they dlsa-
greed and the ceremony was abandoned.
Kelly lost his wife 10 months ago and
wanted someone To VI his meals. Cath
crime wanted n home, and 80 they
agreed 10 join fortunes
But Kolly refused to pay for moving
GATHERINGS goods to his home. She con
strued this as Indicating GOODNESS on his
part, and he insisted that IL was the
precedent that the bride should prepare
the nest"
The bridesmaid, best man and priest
were ready, but the bride and groom set
tied in their respective homes and the
ceremony was declared off.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Up to the Standard.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The American
liner New York has been examined for
fighting qualities by the government to
see whether she comes up to the require
ments of the law as an auxiliary cruiser
in time of war. Naval Constructor Fer
nald made the inspection, and is repre-
sented as saying that he found the vessel
able to carry 10 six-inch cannon and cor
responding secondary battery. Her speed
has been sufficiently tested by her transat-
lantic VOYAGE
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Victim Of Some Fiend.

DUBLIN, July 3.-A laborer walking
through Boyne street yesterday picked up
a canister which was lying in the road
way. He attempted to remove the cover,
when the canister exploded, instantly kill
ing the man, who was riddled with iron
pellets with which the vessel was filed.
The top and bottom of the vessel were
connected on the inside by wire. The
nature Of the explosive contained In the
can Is not known,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Slashinq Rates.

CHICAGO July 3.--Ticket agreements to
the annual meeting Of the Christian En-
deavors at Boston are going to smash in
all directions. and it Is hard to see
where the Generalization is going to stop.
The result has been to provoke all sorts of
hard feeling among all tho lines con-
earned, and a regular scramble for the
business has begun without regard to
agreements or ANYTHING else.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Perry Says He Is Glad.

FIsHKILL LANDING, N. Y, July g.
Oliver Perry, the train robber, was trans
ferred from the Mattewan insane asylum
for insane criminals to the Auburn state
prison last night, Superintendent Alli-
son, at the asylum, having adjudged Perry
recovered from his insanity and ordered
his return to the state prison to finish his
sentence of 80 years. Perry said that he
was glad of the change.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Turkeys Explanation.

SOFIA, July 3.-In reply to the request
of Bulgaria that the porto should explain
the orders issued to the commander of the
troops at Adrianople, to act on his own
initiative on the Bulgarian frontier, the
grand vizier has declared that the alleged
orders have not been given and that the
report is without foundation. He adds
that Turkey Is animated by the best sonti-
ments toward Bulgaria.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
Probably From ScuttIed Vessel.

ERIE, Pa, July 3.-Fire far out in the
lake was seen last night and an alarm was
sounded The lifesaving crew went out
six miles and tug nearly 10 miles, only
to see the fire die down in the direction of
Long Point. 1t Is impossible to obtain in
formation from here as to what burned.
The lifesaving crew is Of the opinion that
the blaze was from scuttled vessel close
En- Long Point
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
nisausted With pics.

VIENNA, July 3.-Ernst Won Plener,
minister of finance for Austria in the late
cabinet, announces that owing to his fail
ure to form O coalition Of the moderate
parties, he has decided to retire from ac-
Aiya political life
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-03
injury Proved Fatal.

LOWELL, July 3.-Vetherin Baril, aged
30 years, fell from load of hay yesterday
and received injuries from which he died
soon after