davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07
: ghpmQs 81. Mides. Der @~iseprG1ibe,


= S6omas q. Mides, Der @tasprGiibent
Der nPuGmun Puloce Gar @ompanp" pirb
bOn ietner Srau in Deren Mntrag auf Nufz
I0fung tbrer Gbe, bei6uGbigt, ie am Is.
&uguf 1898 nit SiiBen g~etreten, am 20.
Suit 1894 Elm @Ias MaRer na9 ibr getpOrz
fen, fie am 1, Mat bes1eGben Sabres ms Sc
fi6t gef4logen, am Is, Muguit 1894 enbli4
BEL Slid bas @fen na4 ibr gepOrfen 81 baz
ben. @tdes 1T Der 8urf6e, Dem puQmun
i'm bortgen Sabre bic NteDeriperfung bes
Streits NIT 10 gIiidlibem Grfolge iiberlafien
bat. Sin &er1, Der feline Srau f9Gdgt, etgnet
ii4 Oortreffli@ gum @~tIaOentreiber; puqz
man tennt bic Qeute, bic er brau9t,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07
&ilt'S 9S6Oo&tfu&20-

Nuf gang unberboffte Meiie fat Der Gtreit
auf ben Ganbpi4infeln, ipis Der 2eie- nus
benz getrtgen rQbenObIott" DeiB, iein @TOe
errei9t; es mar cine 2DIuag, ouf Die gtt.z
manb gere9net 9atte, neil Niemanb Die
&Dnigin, 10 pte man fe fannie, fiir eth 10
erbGrmli9es Netb belt, Qber 70 9eht e5
INNER, Die grau1amiten Menf@en iino Die
feig{ten. g}o9 bpr '~tpentgen Wtonatcn bate
bic &Dnigin, in Dem @lauben, ben PrGItz
benten Der 8~ereinigten Staaten 81 i6rem
Sreunbe unb 8unbesgenofTen gu 6dben, Die
&0pfe Der ieBigen Ma4tbaber ais Siibne
fir ben an SSS6rer Maieitdt begangeneu @D9z
perrat6 gefprbert unb ieBt pinbet fte ii4,
Ielber bes 6p9berratbs beI9ulbtgt, Dor bic
fen Ma9t6dbern i'm Stdube, UNI it9 cine
m0gli9it g1tmpfli9e 8e6anblung at erfduz
fen. Man bat Die 8epeiIe fir i9re Derz
rGtbertf@en N6it4ten = tpenn man BET
elmer &0nigtn BON 9pttes 9naben elmer
8Olfsregierung g~egeniiber Don 8errat6 reben
fann = in i6rer 8e6auiung gefurDen 81
9pnamitbomben, "a 9eipebre, II Ptitolen,
etli6e 0egen unb cine Menge Patronen, fir
elm 2ano, bas nod in Der 8liit6e5eit Ietner
MtlitGrma9t, 1889 nur Elm Ite6enDe5 Seer
BON rs W&ann unb bann i'm Sabre 1890,
na9 Der miBlungenen @egenrebolutton seq
&Dnigs &dlataua, nun Elm fpl4es cor 81
Mann bate, immerbin Elm gang 1tattlt9eS
MrIenal, unb in i6rer neutrality-suspicious.
bat ie bic unber19Gmt6eit BON irregeleitetsn
9atpaiern gu fpre4en, Die itb an elmer @ufz
Iebnung gegen bic &epublif bet6etligt 6Gtten,
na9oem man in ibrem 8eitB baS bereitS
fertige NamenSber3ei@ntB Der W}iniiter gez
funben fat, bas na9 i6rer MiebereinTe Bung
in bic 6erri9aft boS &egiment bGtte fibren
1pQen. Sic nil bamit ibre eigere Mitz
tptKenf9aft I'm bic YlGne Der &ebolutiondre
%lel1gnen, pd6renb bo9 aus jebem @orte ibres
@9reibens bas 8etenntniB ibrer S4ul6
ipri9t. limb pGbrenb fie fir bic 0pfer i6rer
9errf9fu9t I'M @nabe flebt, fpri4t aus
ibrer 8itte Der 8unf4, ieIber ungei9Oren
baOon 3u fommen, unb ii9 nit benz &eite
i6rer 9abe in bic 8erbannung 3uriiG3ie6en
gu biirfen.
Nun, Die Gegierung bes 9rdiibenten Dole
tpirO ibr tpa6ri9etnlt9 ben 9efauen erz
peiien un6 frob fem, bamtt aQer l~peiteren
8erpflt9tungen unb 8erpidlungen lbs unb
1ebig gu lperben, benn nit Der 8er5i9t<
%leiitung Qtltuotalant's tpirb ben @nglGnbern
audi Der 1eBte 8pripano 3u elmer Sim
mtf9ung 81 @uniten Der &Dntgtn ni3t
aaein, fonbern au9 beren Ni9te, Der in Gngz
Lamb f3 aufbaltenOen Brtn3efin 0iftpria
Raiulani, genpmmen, benin Die 6Gtte lire
@nfprii3e Ober &e9te bod nur Don Der
tDnigli4en Sante 6erletten tDnnen, uub lpp
bic nt3ts mebr gu fud6en bat, ba bat Te audi
nt9ts nerloren.
Wfan oarf be54aG6 lpobG anne6men, baB
bas neutrality-suspicious. Der &0ntqtn nit
8prpthen Des BrGitberten Dole enttDorfen
puroe uno baB es Der Yrets ibrer 6rei6eit
tit. Die &0nigin ptrb mar i6rer @ege
geben ldiien, f9limmer aber biirfte es ben
MusldnDern ge6en, ben 0erren Mtlcoy, Nolpz
lein nnb @ulid, i6ren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ren, unb benz Mtf9ling Sane, Die ft6 nit
9ilfe Der &0nt9tn tpteber in Mr1t unb Wiirz
ben batten bringen tpDQert unb bic ieBt DOR
etnem &riegSgert6t fteben. N2it benan perz
ben Die ieBtgen Ma4tbaber ni9t 10 glimpfz
lid Derfa6ren.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

baGbopern. Sing es in 9aris brurter,
10 polte er brii6er gebn, lag in 8aris aQe8
i'm 0unfeln, 70 tpolte er BARN fii9en. sc
fam a6er gum 8liid unbers, unb Der 6eraog
trat ni4t Die &~egierung, 1onbern ben Mifz
meg na9 2onbon II.
@liidauf nun! ltnb mas bic 6dupt5a6e
lit: 9eutf9lanb barf nit Ru6e in bic @rs
eigntf1e bliden, BERN es 1T ia %befunntli2
nit ben Sorts in Baris f6on einmal Fertia
geporben, unb tptrb olfo au9 nit ben
Saures fertig perben. Nber Die 5ruQe
brGngt ii9 mir bo3 auf: @er tommt ndG)
Saure?
9ierDOn mad Der nd6iten qrafibentenz
pabl.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

- Sn Der iuinoifi9en @taatsgeIsBgs@
bung 1T i'm Senat Der Mntrag gete1t NOR
ben, Die @umme BON $4,000 Dollars CUR
Nnlegung elmer Nnitult fir Die 9eritellung
bes 6eilferums, bes 0ipbtberitts@ 9eilmittels
nNntiz3ortn" a~n3utpei1en. Ser 8orl9lag
bat uni ere 3uIttmmung, 9as N}tttel 1T
geniigenb erprObt, INN bic tleine Ausgdbe sur
8etGmpfung bes Mirgengels Der &inDer gu
re@tferttgen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07
3nei ieAr aeitqemGBe @orf6ldqe hd

- 3mei fe6r 3eitgemGBe @ori9Gdge bat
a19 Der Senator Campbell gema@t, Ser
cine fou Der M0gli6feit borbeugen, baB unz
fere 6o9babnen, Die Obnebtn feline Der angez
ne5miten 3uga6en %unferes 1tdbtif6en 0e6ens
ftnb, ii6er tur3 oOer lang etnmal ba3u be-
nuBt perben, Gra3tgut gu bef0rDern, inoem
er beren PriDtlegien auf Die perfonenz, 8otz
unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bei9rdntt, Der
an0ere ma4t Die 3uittmmung Der Gigenz
t6iimer Des angrenSenben @runb uno 3d.
bens CUR @erleibung Der @ers8tTame al
@traBenbabnz 9efeuf3aften our uner=
ldBli4en @orbe0ingung, @erba6tig err
i3etnt an Gebterer MaBnabme nur bic 8ez
fttmmung, baB Der ftGbtif9en Obrigfeit Die
8efttmmung Der gu ~Dernenbenben 8etrieb8z
traft iiberlaiien blet6en IoQte. Marum ni6t
AUDI bic ben 9runbbeitBern an6etmftelz
len, Die bod Elm Re4t ba6en 1oQten, i'm
@Oraus Die 8etrtebstraft gu pi1en, Die
t4nen bor bic Gaie geiebt tperben 1oQ2
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07
Buris, ben II. eSyunuar 1895.

- u , UCl LIZ oSu+luul 1000.
w. Ser 9ra6t bat berett5 gemeloet,
mas an Sbatfaben gu melben mar: pc
rter 6at Ietnem 8prnamen Sire gematbt.
Sc finn r 1T Elm lei9tes @oQenSeug, cine
Dirt 6albt19. 9as 1T ni9t Der Stoff, aus
tpel9em 6elben gef9nibt tperben. 3u
19pa6, .gegen feline 9egner 3u fGmpfen,
mar er nur Der rei9e Mqnn, benz es auf cine
6anbbOu Serfengelb nt9t anfam. ltnb
raf6, tpie Der Sob ben Menf9en antritt,
trat er ab.
8ie erflGrt ii5 bas9 g2un, bur6 Die
Srage 9Dn Suans unb Gbnlt9er Mei6etz
freunbe: Mo lit Die Srdu? @6on i'm Bora-
0tefe mar eS cine 5rau, ne19e alsSriebTeber
bic @e13tde benz Manne por19rieb. Sci
Dem &afimtr Der Sran3oien mar e Die
Wutter, Sic 8~itterte fir bas 2eben i1res
Sobnes, unb t6 ipeiB, boB fe pie bic Ntlttz
ter Wtl6elm'5 in 0ette'S @aIIfa6rt nGb
&ebloar am 5enfter itanb unb fortpd6reno
fragte:
rNtqt 9u ni4t uufiteb'n, perter,
gu geben bic 0emtfIion9" -
Geun gtebt es po6l melt unb Brett fsinen
Sropfen, Der ni9t a1mGGig ieGbit einen
Stein bo6lte, pte er Der alten Jrdu bom
9er3en falen IoQte, unb I9lieBlt6 9ab BENIN
ou3 Perter na9 unb na9 mad, uno Da
ge13a6 baS Il ngebeure, baB Srontz
rei4 pl0bli9 bur9 bic &ppflpftgfeit 5eine5
Brd5ibenten D6ne Sber6qupt mar.
Sein Na9folger 1T 5e1tr Saure,
Man bertpe3sGe i'm nt9t NIT benz 1eno@
rtiten Sean 8aptife Saure, bcr
nun Sine Stimme 6at, pGbreno TeGtr
nit 435 Stimmen gum BrGfioenten Der 9lez
publtt ertpdblt tporben 1T @r lit, p6T9pu
er @ltern bat, Elm 54iG6riger @eGfr
mabeman, unb 1T berbeiratbet unb olIo
tein GROCER Rebner. Oenn tpsr De~rbeirat5et
TT, tommt 1eGten gu Mort, unb 70 fe6lt au6
0errn Saure Die grarts. Mber tpenn er
au63 Elm nel1er 9omonobuSmenf9 tit, cr 6ut
ben be1ten WiIen, unb i9 babe MIDI f6Dn
iiber5eugt, baB bas s II urt6eiG Ser
Sran3oien Elm 0ur@au8 giinitges lit. limb
bas mill ia Bel ei1em 8plte ettpas 6eiBen,
pel9es pte bas fran3Ditf9e BIN uno fer
19tpdrtt tpte Elm betrunfener 8erpenoifef.
DIS mir na3 8erfatles gum GonqreB
%bampften, 6o6te Nieman0 an Saure, nettete
Sober auf 8rihon Dber Malbedz &ou1eou.
Sd berlor circd 5ebn Srancs. DIS Dann
Saure alS Deus" Der Gepubltt aus Der
Mablnai9tne berOorfprang, fonnte Steiner
ben &nbern por Grftaunen faTen. Gs
bauerte cine Weile, Biz man fi9 BON Der
grpBen ueberraf9ung erbplt bate. Da=
3ipii9en ert0nten &ufe: n@s lebe Der S.
ntg!" SIS lebe Der &aifer!" SIS Gebe bic
&ommune!!" SIS 1ebe bic Nnor6ie!" n@8
lebe Der 3utunftsfaat!" SIS lebe bic Glib
genoRenf9aft!!" SIS Gebe bic 9ittatur!"
= ale Hegierungsformen tpurDen ar1oebtz
botet, aber fir Die &epublif er6o6 Niemanb
bas @las. SroBbem lit 1te g~erettet! Sn
tpelben 9efabren iie 19pebte, benefit Sic
&eiie bes 9er3ogs BON Orleans BON 2on0Dn
na3 9oper, INN, pte man bier 1agt, 3 u
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07
Gi1enDaRn~ &aRrpRdnc.

eS,btca9o 6 gtOrtbtpe Tteru=@ ifcmbabn. - Sidet
" SiftceS: 9tps. 206-2O8 G~lort=StroRe, an her
Satie9 Noenue Station uuo om 9eppt SIDE gBcQs,
uuo &tnates5traBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

- Ser @4pefel60I3ertruit bat i'm bort<
gen Sabre Is pro3ent PrOftt a~b9eporfen
unb iiingit cine MiQtpn Dollars unter iiA
pertbeilt. W}an pirb au9 in @merifa nod
ba5u fommen, baB man Dem @9pefeIbDIz
ni9t mebr aus l1ebermutb in Die
arbeitet, iOnbern Der Stbibus pieosr
gu @bren gelangt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

bes @enats eingebt, feline @elegsn@
belt mebr, Der MoBnabme etn 8etn4en 81
ite1en unO fein bemofratfder g}ebenmonn
8lon4arb miro I6on bufiir Sprge tragen,
baB Die 8eri3teri tattung iiber Die Sin ni4t
ungebi6rIi6 0er50gert tpirb, pdbrenb BON
einem 8tberftanDe be8 brittcn Mitglieo3,
beg &epublttaners MorriI, aus 8ermolt,
nidt8 5u befitr4ten 1T. GuI43rn, potmer unb
8tanGorb fo3cn I'D nj. i6rer geTGidtea
Ga9rUn8 Ger Go@ Gn;:oGc3 il bi.Ttr Alz
g~elcgeaGeis ttrc0 ,:gjs2 2,nirrn9 oaf Deilen
8Qnt er.rD16en.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

= pu1man briidt fif, no er iebt in Dem
&rimtnalDerfo6ren tpiOer 9ebs 3eugniB a6s
Iegen fOu; 10 bat er iH4 audi, aIs es gait,
feinen @treitern bic 3dbne gu petfen, gez
briidt unO bas benz, ieBt DOn ieiner Srau
brutaler 8ebanblung auf S4eioung
pertlagten @tlabentreiber 0ides ii6erlafen,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07
e - q Union pofen9er Station.
Lv" IgRnnSyIVdnid LINES.

Tidet-DfficeS: @u Der Station, in 248 9. Start
StroBe Gde Sadi0n, uub i'm Nubitoriunts9o teL.
Surns3G9e fabren ipie fplgt mad &entraI=3eit:
eSdolidl. tSGaIih. ouSaenonlnlen @pnntaas.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

SS4feeotS Central.
dne bnr99ebenoeu 53dge BON Der Central. station,
Y StroBe mp Yorf 9otu. Gage fir ben Giioeu f6nneH
ebenlalls an y. StroBe. 80. StroBe uuO SDoe 9art 9es
nontnlen %lperoen, &l1ets in Der Stoot=Offtce 1874 S&A
Glorf=StraBe, uno I'M Qrbitorjunl=SD tel
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

@bOnnirt auf bas Aben6blatt. 8rei5
Sent per Summer, 6 Gents per @o9e.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

= Die 0ontPTsr o~Gep4oIoria" unO vI}o:
ieittc" finb gliiGli4 iii 0ueen8topn ange.
langt, %eriterer UNI So GtunOen peripdtet
9a tptrb po4l ou4 ga @ascogne", ot
a~1erbing5 i6on OtermoI "a StunOen Der:
ipdtet 1T, nod auftuu3en.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

gB2tGtean G~entraIo q. q. G. & 8. q. NIB .. s.
%VS &rg. &.-rTBe Nia9ora Sans GOute". 8ifets
SfFces, 81 @lort Str. unb Stationeu u. ctr. uu6 9ars
&otu, %. Ctr, 80. Str. In0 9Doe 9art.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

2Q9tlg. + &1QttD, 0uSgerorneu 5onutdQS.
*&a9l1b, ouS9ennnttileH SalnitogS. & Ga9Ii9, oIs.
Qsnoatnlen Ntpnta9$. s gtIr Spmnta0S.
Kbica0O, Sod SsInmO & 8~actHe=Sabm.
@afia9iersStatton Ban gure1.5tr., er SGo1
tth!t9 BPM goarb ri Srabe. SidetsGffice: 1N @IartItr.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07

Gbtcagc G %aftern SIimptS WtIembabn.-
W SidetsSffices 230 @Iorf.Str.. Gu0itortuntsNnuer
unb Raiiu9ier.S Station, 9eorboru. un0 Dpltz5tr.
'369li9. + Sonntogs oISeen. &6iobrt 9lufunft
3erre 0aute unb @panspille -. + 800 GG+ 6O2 q
SaIolue & Sub. Wtiueral SprtHgSlt12:55 gt+ 945 u
Chicago uno 9tn1bpine &imiteG.. : 5:O2 "a IO:20M
Serre 9auts un6 Go0nSeine ... 'II:22 M" 6:55 I2
Abendblatt., 1895-02-07
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
81 u.t of the INSURANCE COMPANY
Annual Nat6laent OF NORTH AMERICA Of Phi.
in the State of Pennsylvanla on tne DIST
of December. 1898: made to the insurance
Superintendent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
SUOT HIS Rival DEAD.

rrAIOrsY rNcITEs A LEADING MEMPHIS fHfSl-
CLAN TO COMMIT MURDER
Mempbjs Tenn July l5-Jacob Kothschld was
ho, ,vrica in the stomach and breast ana instantly
hu,.d bv DR. John ID. White. a leading local physi-
o,an this evening The tragedy occurred in Main
st on the sidewalk. In front OF II. H. BALDWIN ;
music store in which Rothschild was cher sales
nan About ten minutes prior to the shooting
White walked into the store. intercepthg MS VIC
Tim inst as he was leaving the place Tor the DAY.
The two turned back into the store, sat down ana
engaged In conversation which appeared to be
friendly Finally they walked out, and Just after
reaching the sidewalk White evidently made an
offensive remark for his companion struck at him
with a small pocket-knife. In AN instant the DOCTOR
holding a pistol close Roihschild's side hrcd TWO
shots
The tragedy was caused by we.l-connected and
u,,dev known young woman. and was the result OF
,rsane jealousy on the Doctors part. though ne Is
a wan 0f family. His victim Is also a married man.
but his wife and two children live at Dallas. Tex.
and h. had said nothing to the Woman about their
existence ..,,., .ea,rdod ~ d,n,.r-
o,s Rohschi.d was about thirty-four years ola
and had been in Memphis since last october.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
YOrY0 gEw-YORKER ~ TROUBLR.

Chicago July IA dispatch 10 an evening paper
from Denver COL says that letters and kilograms
found among the effects OF Francis Edgar White.
n young New-Yorker under arrest there for beat
ing the Holland House out Of board and lodging
bin for himself and his wiie, have caused the po-
lice authorities here To- communicate with the
New-York City police. the theory that they have
a fugitive from Justice In custody. One telegram.
supposed to be from young Whiies mother. runs
as follows: "New-york. July q IL. F. White, No.
100 Pennsylvanla-ave., Denver.-No action taken
II money is refunded Mother" Mrs White says
that her husband Is a member Of one OF New
Yorks oldest families. Her maiden name was De
Garmo They were married at Newark. \; j.. on
March 49, and went to Honolulu for their we'd
ding trip. II Is said to have been runaway
May 23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
THE PEIRL SAID ~ NAV BEEN Sri|fN
ARMS A~D AMMrNITloN FOR cuHA ALLEGED TO
BE oN EoARp THE VESSEL HER OWNERS
Deny ALL KNOwiEDGE or THE NAT


II was learned last nigh; from what appears 10
be entirely trustworthy sources that the brlH i''
owned by l.. " a L. Armstrong. ana uscd HTse'S
n the transportation oi sugar between Ne"-iorh
and Cuban Central American and South American
ports has been seized by United states officers al
Amity-st. pier Brooklyn. for having taken o"
board one day last week "A Large amount OF arms
ana ammunition for Cuban ports
The exact facts IN connection with the scssu'"
are exceedingly mcagr-. 1t seems that agents OF
the Spanish Government have been unusually vigil
Ltnt I'm N.w-York OF late. and that taey suspected
a sh!pm.nt OF arms soon 10 be mad"
The Pearl arrived here from ST. Crox on July 4
with a cargo OF general merchandise consigned to
Park MIlburn S co. She discharged her cargo ana
WAS taking on another for Central American ports
on the I,rookyn side when the Spanish agents got
an nkIing of what was going on. Captain Foster
is the commander Of the brig. ana II Is said ne II
one OF the shrewdest and most experienced captains
that come to this port. The news OF the seizure
was received late last night that IL was impos,
sibc 70 get the particuars OF II. When the United
states officials made the seizure and the owners or
the brig were aprpiscd OF the discovery or the arms
II IL said they Immediately dscaimed all completely
In the transaction. and alleged that they had been
deceived as 10 the true nature OF the goods which
had been consigned To their care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
HTSCOCR TALKS FOR NORTON.
HE DECLARES THAT NEw-YoRK REPUBLICANS
ARE SOLID FOR THE GOVERNOR
FOR PRESIDENT


FOR PRESIDENT.
wos,i,gton Julv 15-The familiar form OF
ex-senator Frank Hiscock. OF NewYork. lit
tie grayer perhaps and triie less portly thah
formerly. was conspicuous among those in the
rotunda of the Arlington Hotel tonight. IL
also happened that ex-senator Saunders. OF
Montana. arrived In town to-day. and the two
d,ned together Both denied that their pres
ence here had the slightest political significance
Mr. Saunders explained that he had stopped
over q dav on the way to Helena. and Mr. HIS
cock asserted that private business had brought
him here and that he would depart tomorrow
4 United Press reporter asked Mr. Hiscock
II IL was true that the Republican party III
New-York State was hopelessly divided into
two con,ending factions.
There are differences in our ranks said MT
UIscock. but they are not material They SIM
ply show that honest differences OF opinion
exist among us. but they will not endanger
party success at the polls
"Wiu the Republicans of New-York put n
candidate into the next Presidential Conven-
ton"
"rhev will II will be Governor Levi p. Nor
ton"
Are your people unit for Mr. Norton?
"Thev are He is the universal choice of both
factions"
Can ne be nominatedT
IL believe that he can. While New-forK Is not
SO mlch Of a pivotal state as in past years s'i"
the fact that she is united upon certain cahdi-
date Will give him great prestige. ana nope tht'
+, will be sufficient 10 secure him the nomna-
ton" ~, ,,.. l.,
.vhot about the objection that Mr.. Morton Is
ton old? Is there any force in that?
I should say not. Mr.. Morton was never IN
better health He is still much younger man
than Gladstone. and capable ot great oeaI more
hard work. .o ,h o,,
"Suppose Mr. Morton fails TO secure the nom-
Marian r, whom. then. Will the New-York dele
I've are not supposing anything at the present
time hut the nomination II Mr.. Morton. We pur-
nose bringing that about II possible. We are not
considering second choices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
STAMBULCCF SHOT DOWN.
THE BULGARIAN EX-PREMIER AT
Tackled IN SOFIA LAST NIGHT.
HIS WOUNDS ARE PRONOUNCED FATAI,-HE WAS
WALKING HOME FROM CLUB WHEN HE
WAS SHOT AND STABBED-THE

WALKING HOME FROM A CLUB WHEN he
WAS SHOT AND sTABBED-THE
AssAssINs ESCAPED.
Sofia Julv l5-While ex-Premier Stambuof
accompanied by NJ Pe,koff, walking home
this evening from the Union Club. he at
tackled by four unknown men. Two OF them shot
him with revovere. while the other two stabbed
him.
NJ Stambuoff fell to the ground groanng. lie
was removed to his house and physicians were
summoned.
After an examination OF he wounds the doctors
announced that there was little hope of NJ. S,am-
bulofs recovery.
The assassins escaped, and there is no clew to
their identity.
NJ Stanhuloff was wounded in more than
twenty places. He raised his hands to guard his
head. and his wrists were near! seNereu' po'"
hands had to be amputated.
NJ Petkoff was slightly wounded.
The first report that all four of the assassins
escaned was erroneous One OF them was ar
rested.
This desperate attempt upon the ex-Premier lie
recalls a former incident of like character
on the night of March q, 1891 while NJ. Stam-
buoff. then Premier and NJ. Beltcher Minister OF
Finances were about TO enter their oi'iciai resi-
dences which adjo.ned each other In SOMA. NJ 5ei',
that four men had been following the Ministers ana
fired at them being noticed Two OF ,he - n'I @ e,S
struck NJ Beltcheff killing him instantly. 1t was
believed that the assassns aimed at the lie of Nj
Stambulof. Thirty arrests OF alleged cohsP'I@atoi @ >
were made. Four OF the prisoners were executed
on July o. 1892 and others were sentenced TO Nari-
terms OF Imprisonment ,, .o,r,,
NJ Stambulofr. who was slightly wounded seized
upon the incident to proclaim thai !, was ihe cn-
minaton OF a conspiracy fostered Dy ~H his
whole Cabinet
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PAIpS ON COUNTERFE!TERS DENS

49, rXrrxs,vr GANG BROKEN Up by SECRET
SERVICE OFFICERS IN CHICAGO
r,hic,po JuIv l5.-As the result or raids MADE az
49, ar,. bour this morning by Captain Porter, OF
m. United states Sccre; Service. assisted by SIX
officers Pasque.a Garofa.o. his son. Matte Masso
cerlardo Eicfreo and Michael Ambrossia members
., an extensive counterfeting gang. are under ar
rest.
The nrs, nrres; was made al NO S'iSo E"'nss'"
,h.re Eicffeo was gathered In and spurious
,,,r,.- or a dollar found. At No. $50 Clark-st
Ambrossla was captured. The bes, evidence. now
over was obtained at No l.242 West Nineteenth-st
In the attic was found portion Of the plate II
had hecn dtsmantled and some OF the material
Gnlshed coins and part OF the moulds mad been
destroved In a closet was found plaster and on
shor a handful OF genuine coins. all marked with
hts Of p,aster, indicating that they were the pat
,arn nieces Ciarofalo. his son and Masso were
80 -, 70 leave the place when the officers arrived
apJ the Italians were handcuffed after some re-
ala
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mo SIEIhE or AT ISHPFMING.

FIVE THOUSAND MINERS LIKELY To 60 oIT-oNE
rfEM RAISES WAGES
ishpeminr. Ni,h. July 1.-THE miners OF lShpe-
ming and Nesaune. held mass-m'et.ng al mon
park betweer the Two cities this morning ana lie
c,d.d ~ strike Tor higher wages Delegations of 'he
striking miners are visiting ;he various "orN'hs
mines and getting the men to quit II Is 'h'"s".
that 500 men viii 10 ont. ana the STRIKE may SP''"'
~ other districts II the strike Is not quickly set
,l shinm.n,s Of iron ore from the Marquette range
VII. Dee greatly curtallca.
The Cleveland Clins Iron Mining Company mas
raised the wages OF al It's employees from ~ To -
..nts A day according To former wages pal rms
A. lin, nrsi voluntary increasc In wages OF IN" sea.
son and is given because warranted by improVed
condition Oi the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
c.nrr pUyIsHED FOR HAZING

West Point July l5 (SpeciaD.-The commandant OF
.ao,s co,onel Samuel NJ. Mills. has called halt
70 some OF the third classmen. who take delight
in hazing plebes. trial has just taken place. and
the result has been made public. which cannot fail
TO dampen the ardor OF "yearlings VINO sometimes me
,n.Ls lie miserable for new fourth classmen. "a
dnt Scales haxed a plebe so badly that the youth
has since laid up at the Cadet Hospital Scaies
55Tms until he tainted. The lad did not quickly re-
cover and It found necessary to can ne doc,
tor Then the whole story came to light ana
Scaless arrest and trial quickly followed. lie was
found guilty and received a severe sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
THE OCEAN oROvB AUTAUQUA.

ocean Grove N. j.. July Is (SpeciaD.-After yes
terday's rest the Chautauqua Assembly resumeu
work this morning with n larger attendance than
.ver 1.-THE Story of Jesus's Life the subject
at the primary department. at o'clock the young
peoples meeting at o'clock was attended Dy ~. 10
formal department In the Auditorium: The topic
was Illustration and InterrofSioh h A. 'Se ssr of
nnnosifion 10 Christ" The first OF series OF Chau-
tauqua Literary and Scientific Round Tables whs ,hs
Rev. DR. J. o. Wilson, OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
urcUTGIy FOREST FIRES EX1TyG CISHED

Detroit. Mich Iu,y B.-lieavy rains last night
and this morning have effectuallv extinguished al
the forest fires In the State. and the farmers are
mbIant over the benefit which the crops VIII re-
c.,ve M this ia the first genera. rain In six weeks
Sstt.ers AT Wal.ln and Cary have begun to return
70 ,heir desfroyed homes, and will make another at
tempt 70 establish themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
rrIHE UyiTrRSTTY SCMMER SCHOOL.

Worcester Mass. July l5-The summer schooi
at Clark University opened this afternoon with
fair attendance. Senator Hoar made an eloquent
address, In which he deprecated race or religious
contention and made strong plea tor the com.
mon schools President G.. Stanley Hall delivered
the first lecture, on Youth and Its Training