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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
DIED.

DS assH. 3s';isss 4'i Fl
ao nS at m ass s': rii'ssis =.
RR RRSS: aer wa:Aas,oa George Morgan
coLEs~A, Far ROckaway l. on Thc Gs.s April o.
Fersncs VIE Of bsd at her lat. rrs.deuee on
sunday the 2sh inst . a. a o & Arrival of 100 train
rn term a private. % $50,
Sssso 4; ssh 4 year &. .on.,na~ John
9rawford corner Parsonsave. and stae-st on
,n ssnSsy H AZ aoa rs 1s IS Of family
FANsHAwE suddenly at West chester Jessie s Jerome
f faaiHn Eldest ,be s? 4e,h 81
Fgns52 ss'v apr a g. 81 at r iaso
HoTFMAS-on April "a. Catherine SCHUYLER. widow y Of
charles Hoffman and daughter Of the late j. T. b. W"
Funere her late residence Si3 Le'ns0nA"e
rf ss1Sses az. 4 iRTl,e e. II d. Ill.,
., ~, At 8 Hs ogs ss sad
sister Of Dr. William Gilnian. Of Brooklyn.
and Is the s se Monroe ia her
t tnafs ' viii %S' meet friends BGonton j. on arrival
Of train leaving New-YOrk at p. m: Man,
say Everett X and Jessie
TSt's at residence sa," .,,sy
as Lake 30 9adc shH Ere from haoaa station
McABE-suedenIy John Mccabs on April Is is as, a
s % &C. ha ''
MERRIr-April 26 1885, the straihmore 52d.st and
broadway. Mrs Martha G. Merritt sister OF the rev
Robert coyer, in the 5oth year o. her ae 40 o'clock
RICHARDsoN-on Friday April e. lsoS q d msn,n
gitis William j. Richardson. % No ~ south oxford
g. eldest son the late william Richardson In the
sn year seryces viii be held at Place ap
lis, Church corner Hanson Place and South Portland
BroOk on Moaday the 2sh ns s6nvan,sne. Of
family.
| st ApIrs-On the 25th inst. Margaret Searles.
Funeral the Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn Rome
S2i.st and Amsterdam this evening. at $50 -
The Board Of Managers also the Members OF tne mr.
et Street Methodist Episcopal Church. are invited to
| Inierrnen, al Greenwood Cemetery.
| STEWARD Suddenly. Friday morning April 20. 1885,
Ira ". Steward
| Notice Of funeral hereafter
TITr,s-At her residence. April %, Jane rstck In the
Mary 'I'sfick Titus u New York
| Funeral service at Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights
| Monday. April 30 at p m
| kindly omit flowers.
wARNERE THURSDAY mornins after short Illness
| az lG l2,h-s'.. NewYork city. Martha Isabel.
| younges, daughter q adelaide Oakley ana the late
leonard Warner. .
| Funeral services will be held at the Church o. the
Ascension 5h-ave and i0thst on Saturday April 2'.
| In,erment private.
WHEELER-Passcd into rest, at his home. I2 East 9th
St. on April %. Thomas ~ Wheeler in the 18th year
OF his
| Funeral private.
| WHITENAH -Thursiay morning. April 25 VIM 3 White
| his sd
Funeral MS late residence. go Yves, i5thst
| saturday, at CLOCK.
The Kensico Cemetery. Harlem Railroad; of1e.
parties returned the city by special trains
| IN u. hours regular time ~ hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

CONTEMPORARIES Loewenstein OF berln.
EVERETT-Ex- Governor John l.. BeVeridge' "a
Illinois FIFTH AVENUE Senator j. II. Cam
eron OF Pcnnsylvanin. Chief Judge Charies AN
drcws. OF the NewYork Court OF Appea's' Judge
Robert Earl, Of IIcrltlmcr and Congressman H. H.
Mahnny. OF Buffalo HOILAND-The Hon ueo.be
y. Curzon NJ p. and Mrs Curzon. ME-
State Senators Henry }. Coggeshsi clarence
LcXow and Edmund O'Conpor End ACKNOWLEDGMENT
George X. Maiby. MURRAY HILL-irofessor
william c. Sumner. OF Yale University L'eh''h-
ant-Governor Charles T. saxton and state senators
Parker. Pound, Mullln ana Iiilburn fARh AVE
NUE-Assemb!y II. f. Ainsworth "AlDohF
Pierre Botkine. Russian Charge daHaires al
Washington.
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NOT IN A CHEEKY MOOD.
PLATT FOLLOWERS IN THE CITY.
TIN, cr,rr u,c,,1xr IN A RICKETY CONDITION
TALK ABOUT THE CONDITION OF
NILS At ALBANY.


FILLS AT ALBANY.
Tho o.,,osrorc conditions about the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening indicated that there was s'oi
centre lowering over the TiCSa reservation, which
threatened the worst kind OF weather the fla' i"u
ians have experienced this year Danger S'"
were displayed and there was sa'her'"s vi
looking chiefs in the Piltt tcpee on 'h' Io"'''' n.y.
Senator John Raines and his Democratic bro'ner
encouragement George Raires. were on hanu cary
as was Edward Iau:erbach the Platt presIde"' VI
the Republican County Cormittce. Mt iauter"d'n
just back from the slaughter ol lh' ~"
School Reform bill at Albany carlieu 'ie 's
smiling face INFO the council. preSehu''s So,
contrast to the woful conference OF LOU "S IT,
AMI the almost as unhappy vsaSes OF 'e"a'o''
OConnor and Coggeshal .
The certain passage Of the Pohce MHs''.l~'''
bill and the probable revival OF me Io''e .
ganization bill were not Llcls11t SUBJECTS WI" '
Plat cONferrccs. To add TO the gloom t"c ''lO''
reached the hotel corridors early IN 'he esei''nb
that Governor Morton would surely veto me S'hu'~
bill This is tie measure for the reorganization OF
the BROOKLYN Charities Department, whleh ilh''
and his agile hcnchman on the otAcr siuc u VIZ
East River. ''Jakcy" Worth deem absolutely hcces-
sary TO TIE existence Of tho Plat lnlchine
The statesmen gathered around Ifat last HSh'
unable to deny tho wing ana ui'P''hS'''
fact that the machine in the State IS IN imminent
danger and that IL is one than likely TO ne
SMASHED at the next Reprl an state tohVc"'loh'
The hope OF the opponents Of the Police Magis-
uaies bin is now centred IN tho Court Of Appeals
and the iucumbenls Of the police bench are max
Ing preparation. Tor contcsng the cocsttutonaliiy
OF the bin Thirteen ~ the fficen police justice ;
have dubbed together 20 employ counsel. who are
expected - make n persistent fiSht IN the courts
10 prevent their removal by Mayor strong. The
names Of the lawyers who are said 10 nave under
taken the sob are eX-Judgc Noah Davis. WHp mas
already given written opinion alleging NE uncoh-
It,1C hort
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MEYERBEER5 LIE prophetic. !"

To the Editor Of Th' Tribune.
Sir: Is not vorr Usually accurate music critic mis-
taken regarding the original production Of Meyer
beers opera. "Ic Pr0phatc.' in this country? IL
states that It was nrst given at The last % the GIN
cnnat opera festivals. and was then brought ont 10y
Mr. Henry H. Abby at the metropolitan opera
House IN 1875
Now N.w-York had German opera In 1855, ana
the Abbey production occurred March q. 1854 'cach'
being the Flcs ana S'agno the Jean de l.eyde. l'ut
"le prophetic" was even then by no means nov
ely | nave no record Of It's earliest performance
here but 1t WAS certainly the principal attraction
Of The season Of 1863 al the Academy OF Music whom
Max MaretZck was fnpresaro and Nine. Anna de
Lagrange and Miss Cara Louise Kellogg his lead-
Ing singers Nine. LaBrangc was a famous
FlIca in her day. she tn Part several times
during ;he season referred to, and took "A Dene'it
IN {; March e. 1863 Signor Bocti was the Jean 10
Icyde and Herr FOrmes the Obcrthal.
AN OLD OPERA-GOER.
Eew-York. April 10. 1880
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POstOtnce Notice.

Foreign mails Tor the week ending April "a will close
Cpg9%Pn N all cases at n O Frans as switzerland Italy,
Spain Portugal Turkey and British India, per s. La
Queenstown a es o Germany must be d.
reced per EtruriaD at $50 a m Tor Brazil and "A
raha Rio aneirS and santos desrs Tor North Brazil
mus, directed per coleridgeD at a m supple
smiasy nu so and $50 a. M ,sppemna
10 M for - thomas y, Sr9s Leswaa sns Mna
Including Grenada Trinidad and Tobago when specially
sddressd for tins .esas "a 10 a. mr. Gn
1880 A. M Tor Jamaica and savsnlla per 8 Alvens
lette for other paris OF S S % er
tune Island and Hayt per Alps a, 10 80 for Cam
pesh cHapa o1 sSsr pa Of AN" Mseo and M Cub.
r,ist be directed per Yumuril az IL a m for NorHa,
Amssaaam via deter. mus, es directed pe,
Ams,sra% 81 letter. ter be p:
Ethioplal at $50 p M lpr Newfoundland Ter steamer
" %nls for Hawaii per australia som San FTsn:
s So os siG scc ssse Stands per ship y
San Franclsco) close here daily up 70 Apri - at 50
Ppra,a Which are forwarded wa Europe). Newzessnd
Hawai- Hawai- WI and samoan Islands per Al q.
5S% San 9s Sa Arrival at Mere us APT. Il
mails y or s hs' 5 sSs sSas s1
daily up to ApT sajr i, eY ppa M Malls s
10 Msy o. a, go p Mai, Tor Australia except Yves
H Aust, Vancovsr close here daily after April 2s and "
~ May - at $50 p. Malls for China and Japan pei
ysS c arS" Tor ls raj
ard %s, ~ aasc cG By a. 's' sn
thence by steamer close at this office daily at $50 IN
Mans @ Ga By S' at s: Sss Non 'S %
and saturdays) from por! Tampa Fla Mails Tor MsASo
cas n's at Ss' S daily o'
Registered mail cA afs a. W. pAY nrsSiou Pos
Postonice New-York. N. T., April II. 1870
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MARRIED.

pAcoN pAYNE-on April "a. 1898. a, 40 ocloet in
-. po,,c, assisted by the Rev Henry X freeman
IT, T. and the Rev f.. Wapoie warren
81 M daughter ~ Ar. and Mrs william H.
rrnn IN {, 1raham Bacon. jr
,,,mp IN prTbtN-On April -. 1885. at $50 In me
ttrg pr..lv,cran church. Yonk"rs. \. \" by the hr
~, ma ID D. pastor. assisted by me ReN. r u.
1,i' ,use DOUGLASS. only daughter OF the ate
,ar"P !, and Frances coe Pitkin 10 Mt Raph baihes
tfii,arl nj New britain. Conn
,>sr>.c NoFFETT-N Grace Church. WATERFOWL
y np Wcln.a!ay. April -. 10y the Rev. william ~
~, ',' trore e. daughter OF J. + Monctt. to LOUIS
sherman Lansing -
,rr,u.rtIy- Joseph .KOr EIMAN-By special dispense
" ,,'n Ma Grace Archbishop Corrigan. at " Moni-
~ Gbmrch New York city. Thursday, April 20 D! ire
~ francis & Ien-s. assisted by the Rev J2nh D.
n,yic Iohn Henry Mccarthy to Mrs. Carrie j. kopei-
Anil
uyt ,N,,r- COr-On 81. Marks Day. Thursday, ApriI
~ ~ 81 James's Church. Wnsted, Conn, oy> w"
~, Rlchari Golden. Of So Marks PARISH; Nv
w t',v ard the Rev. George stanley, or Wins'sd'
t,Ten NJ coc daughter q the late Colonel Nelson ~.
te" ~ the Rev Joseph II. Ry.ance. ID. D.. rector
- 81 Marks Church New-fok
.e,uuls MICKLEBoROUGiI-on "Wednesday evenins
nlt, of the brides parents iS9 Putnan-av"'
r,tin Faith marlborough to Elmer Grant sainn''s
vrNprtr.-swIFT-A Trinity Chapel. April 70 by
ne OF the late Dr. Foster Swift. to u. Rush
Wendell. Of Cazenov!a. ~ l.
N,tires OF marriages and deaths must De IN
f,,lI mn and address,
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WAS 1T MEANT FOR BRIBERY?
CURIOUS STORY TOLD BY JURORS IN
GENERAL SESSIONS.
TWO OF THEM APPROACHED BY MAN THOUGHT
TO BE THE BROTHER OF MRS. KRAFT
MIDWIFE WHO WAS oN TRIAL
FOR MANSLAUGHTER

FOR MANS1.AUGHTER.
A warrant was issued yesterday from the District
Attorneys office which was. 1t was rumored IN
tended for brother Of Mrs Caroline hratt,
midwife who was on trial In Part ] OF Gei!eral
Sessions for manslauchtor in causing the death OF
n Miss Bertha KeArEs by n criminal operation on
January - last. Immediately after the noon recess
tho eighth juror. James J. Jackson. an empioye
Of the banking mouse Of n. II. notch * Co. IN
Wa-st, and living at No. 81 East One-hundred-
and-tw ont y-sccoud-st, reported TO Assistant DIS
Attorney Townsend that during the recess.
while IN n restaurant AZ Elm and Franklin SIS, ne
was approached 10y Il man. who said: Il am dc
brother of Caroline Kraft want TO speak nit YOU
The same man though, TO have spoken to the
third Juror. Julius Levy. The Disrict-Attorney
told the Recorder. who called the jurors up ana
heard tie story.
Recorder Gon. when asked about the matter. re-
Piled Il know nothing Of any attempt TO tamper
with or bride juror Jurors in my court There Is
a matter concerning jury. however. which have
Under consideration"
Mr.. jackson tlst evening confirmed the story
Mr. Levy was his home in No. %3 East
Eighty -eecond-st. ard it said he was at the
Algonquin cub. in East Eightyfourth-st Ihen
tn st,Vtrl c1;eI upstairs AMI asked II Nv Ivy
was there. ami "A voice replied Yes" The stew
turned saying IL mistake. Mr.. Levy had gone
out. Al attempts 10 ret upstairs 70 sNc mn prov,
futile. Members coming ont of the cub later sara
Mr. Levy was on the third hoor King with RE" Is
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Outlaws CLAD ~ Amor.

Chicago. Arm pa dispatch from Guthrie. Okla.
savs: senator John Allen. who returned ycster-
day afternoon gives details OF desperate fight In
the PottawatomIe Country. Wednesday. between
outIsws and deputy marshals. In small grove
the posse mot the Christie brothers ana their gang.
nm, - ,h, Identities shot several OF the outlaws.
h,, ,p triats glanced OH, NJ each of the desper-
adoes wore stcri plates coycring back and chest.
rhc Icnutios mn lhlc TO do anything with the out
10 t,yhn outnumhercd them, returned TO Nor
bearing dead c9mradh hf 6a fh rdne and
,ma, q, Synncwood and are thought to be con-
nseted with a number OF other train robberies."
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5pceial Notices.
A. The American Art AssociatiOn's
GREAT DISSOLUTION SALH
BY ABSOLUTE AUCTION.

ORDER OF SALE:
THIS SATURDAY AF"TERNOONs
beginning at $3.50 o'clock, at the
American Art Galleries, The Beau
tiful Antique English, French, and
other silver; sculpture, Regal En-
pir,c Table Centre Service, CLOCKS.
sSc. Catalogues Nos. 1So to 2o0s
inclusive.
MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT
April 30. at $3.50 o'clock, at tho
above galleries, Antique French
Brass and other Metal Work. Cata-
loy,le Nos. :e0T to I20, inclusive.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT.
April 30. at $3.50 o'clock, Conclud-
ing sale, Rare Oriental Rugs and
Fabrics; Persian, Arabian, ana
Turkish Book Covers; Empire and
other Imported Furniture, Nc. Cata-
louue Nos. 40 to o01. inclusive.
THOMAS f. KIRBY Auctoneer.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27

Houston Texas. April 2G.-last night. ABOUT
o'clock DR. j. T. Simmons. the family phys'cE'n'
49, o,,,od 20 sec a alex child At the house of Ata.
poh.rt Owen He had written the prescription
ana was giving directions as to me m' io1 mi
,",ni r. sl,nrnona's breast and pulled me U'bs','
Dr. simmons staggered back and Tulcd ms p', hc
~, H.. On dead before he could use It, oven tl'l
hot mis- wife and left the house. rolhg 70 ma
hotel he blew ont his own brains lr Nc
n,onfhs In January ne came hcre rom . 49,
cans and a week ago he ana MS wIe Scp"I"''''
Mrs owen will recover
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lord sHoL7O DOUGLAS RETiCIHT.

San Francisco. April 26-Lord Sho.to Douglas.
who was arrested at Bakersfield a few days ago
ON the charge OF insanity. after having taken out
f,c.,eo IN marry Loretta ADDS a waitress. anl
who was discharged from custody yesterday ar
rived in this city this morning. Lord Do"s1s y"
no; 70 10 a hotel but proceeded 70 tlr hD"ie ". "
,yivst. family where ne VII. stay during his 90
tourn in The city lie refused 70 discuss Ia b'N,tn.
y,ed Incident, but said that would return 10 mat
mace probably IN a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
BRITISH AGGRESSION IN NICARAG "a.
BOB ACRES DIPLOMACY.
le Baltimore American

From The Baltimore American.
However feroclous the State Department may ap-
sSF f 80 S SHIPS :ef n;o H to is
and placi4i;y. l. is ike the trucuience ~ s2D
at the approach OF CANCER.
TIE UNITED STATES MUST CHOOSE
From The Syracuse Post.
II England is going to claim foothold at Mica
augns where Il can oe IN p'siCn H. cG dok v1ry
Nes5agga Canal II Coos %3u ns %e E snT
render the Monroe Doctrine. or e!se take steps 70
make 1t respected
CANNOT" But DOES.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The United States cannot acqniesce in such a
son OF the contemplated Nicaragua Canal. We have
Rreemaen interests without bringing IN the hSI
specting and patriotic American.
WILL 1T BE DEMONSTRATED:
From The Troy Times.
In the British view the Monroe Doctrine was
sound when 1t was promulgated In the American
eon was demonstrated once; II can be demonstrated
again. and England win DO well to think several
because 1t feels thai il has good pfeiext for gain
ing hold upon Central America
A REASONABLE EXPECTATION.
From The New-York sun.
Certainly it should not be too much. In so serious
country foresight enough and American feeling
enough 10 interpose with good Offices In season 10
prevent the humiliation OF a negbboring Republic
or the occupation Of It's territory by European
sodiery as means Of settling very simple DIS
pute
NOT LIVING UP TO THE TITLE.
From The New-York Recorder.
Meanwhile, Is the United States a Great Power,
With capital G and =? The popular American Dc,
lief is that she IS But SPANS apology Tor the
Ailianca insult Is yet In evidence. Britain ~
having her own sweet way at Cofinto. France nhs
Just sent American citizen 10 prison for twenty
Years without ceremony on her part or protest on
ours. and now little Japan is actually believed 10
De meditating move upon Hawaii
NOT If HE is FAMILIAR WITH HISTORY
From The Washington Post
Does any Intelligent student OF hlstory-d2es any
rational human being outside the charmed cree
o inc Admnistra ;ion-bclleve that British occupa-
Ton OF Corin.o. perfected. will prove TO pe
.nhg OF brief duration? Does any one imagine tnt'
= we landing OF these British forces and the seInI
OF Corlnto, matter under wha. specious prstext
me thing IL done. mean anything less IMAM ZIG
yirua! subsection OF Nicaragua and a contemptuous
eenance OF the Monroe Doctrnef
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

After the opera al the Metropolitan opera House
last night the orchestra went to The Hotel Nor
mandie and gave Il serenade TO the two conductors
signors Manclneln and BcvignanL Both o. mem
are 10 sail for Europe to-day. as WA also NJ il'"
con and Signor Ancona.
Miss Maud Haslam. who plays the leading WON
ans part in Too Much Johnson at the StanHard
Theatre was unable - appear last nish,' ana 'ar
iIaslam is expected 70 act this afternoon.
Miss Harriet Vernon was engaged by cable yes
terday for Koster & Biars Music Hail. where she
will appear on May IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
iHCHRIsUOP EENRTCE'S WIZ.

ST Louis. Mo. April 26-Coadutor Archbishop
Kahn stated last night that Archbishop kcnrick
some years ago executed n will ~ duplicate. one
being In his possession and the other In the pos
session OF Archbishop Hennessy. Of dubuque. AS
Archbishop Kcnrlck IS now, By reason OF advanced
age Incapable OF dcvlsing property held IN MS
name. the existence OF these wills In duplicate sets
at the recent speculation concerning the legal
disposition o; over LOCO 600 worth OF property held
In trust for The Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
MRS PARNELL MTCH BITTER.

Borlento1n y. J.. April 3s.-The con ii'ion OF Mr.
Della T. s Parnei has greatly improved since this
morning Tonight DR. Ships who - N constant
attendance said his patien; was mnch h't''r. ana
though stlil In a dangerous condition he had Inc
strongest hopes for her recovery Mrs fari' y,
however IS still unable % make any iaf'ul'ht u!
regard 10 the attack upon her on the h'E"t %
a,,rllis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
MASSET'S FOLLOWERS RFTrRN TO I'm.

Dover Del, April 9G.-Anothrr break took pace
In the Senatorial contest to-day. when the Massey
their Oh candidate. The Higgins and Aidicks io-
lowers remain a. firm az ever Two pG,.ots. the
lz2d and l23i were taken to-day, and eAsn SLOW
tire result: HgRlns, &; Addlcks b, Massey o.
Pennewlll. !. RIDGE. 3, Bayard |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27

TIE OPHIpIAN MR. PLATr.

TIE OPHIplAT MR. PiATr
To the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir: All honor 10 The Tribune Tor IT'S efficient
thorough ami truthful expose Of ih" greet American
nautical trcl4t,r Thomas 9. Plat. His tcnacty
is Vlto tia. Of tho su1i..a Wc urel - b"hcid IN
0,r b.vtso! who's Tails would not a." until after
giln1own." but wcr" always on their way 10 iitie-
''''''' TtOJAN TRIBUNE READER.
Trov - =. April ~. 1896.
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Wide AVID TAYLOR on TRIAL.

London April 26.-Tnc trial OF oscar Wide ana
Alfred Taylor was begun to-day In the Centrai
Criminal Court, Old Bailey. Charles Parker ana
ihe other witnesses who testified at the preliminary
toorrqs were called 20 the stand and repeated the
s,ori,s they had previously told. Wilde looked
c,reworn and anxious. and vas much thinner man
usu,l Th, fact that he had had h!s hair cui snort
us 49,, g. ~, cd nppearanre Taylor main
taIned his air OF uuc0nccrn. Roth prisoners pteard
nnt euilty. The opening speech of the counsel Tor
the prosecution was repe'lUo" Vi "'' P'''''
ara.llmrntS.
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REPRESENTATIVE HIrr NOT OUT OF DANGER.

Washington. April 2G-The condition Of Repre-
sentative Hit. OF Illinois. remains unchanged. He
is BY no O: danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27

A Conston, Cough with Failing Strength, ana
Wasting of Flesh. are symptoms dehotlhg fu'ilo"-
,,. creams moro or less seriously affected You
ain c,1 safe remedy FOR all Lung or Throatails
IN Dr. d. Jayne's Expeetorant -
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DIED.

o,pprpOn Thursaay April 20. Philip Ashton son OF
p1yam T. and c. Barber. in the 2ist year OF his
us,o, service at Christ Church. Elizabeth. N. j.. on
. sunday the 27th inst at 3 ocloek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
,nrecd with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27

From The Baltimore American
However ferocious the State Department may APP
pear 10 be. 1t seems only necessary 70 bring a
few British ships Into line 10 restore its canIfss
and placld;y. l. is ike the trucuience OF i'oD
Acres. which always oozci out at his myers en1s
at the approach OF CANCER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27

The KensicO Cemetery. Harlem Railroad: once.
10 Eas, 42ds Irterrncnts made this Metropolis
snd funeral parties the city specia! trains
IN u. hours: regular time. 2H hours.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-02-21
Wednesday,, Feb. Is.

jamestown wants starch factory
and has held Il meeting to see what
can be done in regard to the matter.
While carrying 200 pounds of beef
which had been purchased of farmer
to his home, Conductor Jack Cadigan
slipped on Devils Lake sidewalk and
broke two Of his ribs.
Fargo has a Spanish sonora, Cas-
lillian count. q rumOred divorce and i
prospective duel On it's hands, all in
one.
Judging from tile number of different
ways the name was spelled by the
newspapers about esteem" men We're
frozen to death near Hillsboro last
week.
Wells county has contest on Cor the
authorship between Williams and
Parsons. the two opposing candidates.
Stutsman county has paid out $500 to
discover who murdered Peter Sterling
last November, but so far has found
out nothing.
The farmers Of Cypress township,
Cavalier county, slaughtered $50 jack
rabbits one day last week. They chose
sides and each company, under the
leadership Of a good marksman, hunt
ed the long -eared game. The defeated
team entertained the visitors with a
sumptuous feast, which was followed
by dance.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-02-21
Thurxdny, Feb. ID.

The Great Northern got Off the track
at Norwich, near MinOt.
s. NJ. Gaylord has been appointed
postmaster at Woods, Cass county.
1t is said Hon. D. H. Hurley Of
Hillsboro has been rendered the Do-
sition of warden Of the penitentiary.
Casslcton firemcn are already begin
ming to think of selecting a team to
compete at next summers tournament.
Five miles west of Inkster there are
five eases Of diphtheria and the 1nkster
board Of health are hanging up the
cards.
According to the report Of the state
superintendent North Dakota annually
spends round million dollars for cd
ucation in the public schools.
A number Of new candidates are
putting up lightning rods for judicial
honors in the district which the Penn
bina and Walsh fellows want to form
out Of the First. Mr.. Spencer Of Graf
ton and Mr.. Kneeshaw of Pembina
are among the ones who want to be
struck by lightning.