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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
4 rrGrTIvE SURREyDERs TO 7HE Police.

Rochester y. Y. June "A dark-eyed man. rather
short and slim his hair anl shortcut beard and
musiachc sirenred with gray. and att.red In we-
worn suit u clothes. walked into the police station
this morning and asked 20 soc the chsef He said
his name was Granville W. Nichols, and that two
Years ago while IN the employ Of John JacQuon
A. CO.. stock and grain brokers. Of no Il Broadway.
Ncw-York he was arrested for omhezzling 5000
He was "A hookkeeper and stole the money when In
p,nch lie was arrested AMI bail was fixed at $1,000
\ relative became his surety and he was released.
,f.cr belng released he went to Port Richmond.
s I 10 see his wife and children. and his friends
prcvailcd upon him TO away. That night he
started for Canada. He says he has regretted the
sten eyer since lie arrived in Canada the fol-
o,,'ir,, d1y and remained there up 10 last night,
whom he came here. Yesterday he arrived IN Port
Hone and visited the United states Consul ana told
him the story The consul advised NlchoiS to come
10 Rochester Nichols is hity wears % age. ana
,,, yorre ara had n seat IN the Now-York Stock
Exchange which he sold he has wealthy relatives
lvins in and around wfork' according 10 MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
ARMY OF THE POTONir RFTvTON

Nea-rondon Conn. June 7.-ArranRemenis for
the meeting of the Society OF the Army OF the
p,tom,c here on June IS and 10 are advancing
RAPIDLY toward completion. Acting Secretary or
the Navy Ramsay has notified Mayor Johnston
that the United States ships Atlanta and Raleigh
have been ordered to proceed 10 Newton Ion by
Iune ls to be present dur.rg the visit Of The So
ccty. Brgader-General Haven. OF the 'onnecti,,
,ut Nutona' Guard. has been appointed narsnal
OF the parade. which will include the Army OF the
Potomac. militia. blue Jackets. Grand Army posts
and others IRE meetings Of the Army Of The Po-
tomac and various Army corps are to be held In
the armory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
COLONEL FELLOWS SUMS UP.


At the evening session Colonel Fellows began
his address for the People. This defendant,
he said, is charged with extortion. II we can
satisfy you that James Burns. the wardman, ana
the defendant at the bar acted in collus.on then
We have proved our case"
my friend, Colonel James would have you be-
lieve that the Captain did not know Burns
ask you to believe that when he asked that James
Burns to be transferred to the First Precinct he
asked because ne knew what he wanted, because
he knew what James Burns was. and because he
knew how far Burns could be trusted" Colonel
Fellows said Burns was the man who told GALL
gan to 60 to the Captain. Burns was the
man who said he would fix 1t. and he was the
who got the money Burns was the man
who saw the Captain.
Colonel Fellows then referred TO the evidence Of
Lincoln. 4 part OF which he read. Coming down
to the charge upon which the Indictment was
founded 1T does not matter. said Colonel Eel
lows who got the money on November Il, 1891,
provided that Burns acted as the criminal agent
OF the defendant. II makes no d!ference whether
the money first passed into the hands OF Burns
or into the hands of the defendant. provided they
acted together for a criminal purpose. If there
was money paid TO one. there was money paid TO
both and II a threat was made by one, threat
was made by both"
Justice Barrett began his charge to the jury at
1915 o'clock He spoke In low tone OF voice, but,
though he looked exhausted, he went on with his
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
ONE MORE TO THE TROLLEY DEATH LIST.
HENRY BOYESEN RUN OVER AND KILLED IN
BROOKLYN-CO CONFLICTING STORIES TOLD
As TO Ills END.

AS TO HIS END.
Henry ROyeson, thrty-five years DID, or NO. ~
Georgia-ave Brooklyn. n switchman In tho en-
ploy OF the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company,
was run over by an empty open car at the East
New-York carhouse yesterday afternoon at l:p
O'clock receiving injuries from which he died two
hours later nj st. Mary's Hospital. The accident
was one Of the strangest that has happened on the
trolley lines in Brooklyn Boyesen's duty was 70
switch cars from the up track after the trip had
for the down trip.
According to the most plausible theory. Boyesen
had switched 80. 20s 10 The down track pulling
down the trolley pole while the power was partly
turned on anl holding the pole down I'LL the car
came TO n stop a few feet from No. 23i. also on
the down track Then Boyesen carried the trolley
pole anl walked 20 what would be the rear OF the
car IN the down trip. lie stopped down To push IN
the fender am then put the trolley on the wire.
looscnlng the brake at the same tune ne curren.
IS thought anl the car shot ahead. knocking MIN
down and running over him.
Wnen Boyssen was found he was under car No.
gS which was iammed against No. ~ He was
removed 20 81. Marys Hospital ana dlei as above
announced
Another story ~ the accident IA that Boyesen had
stopped No 9ls and gone ahead to push In the rear
fender of No. - and that wnie In the act OF DONG
run aheal under light power and catch him una
Boyesen took the place Of striker last winter,
and on. OF the frat men reach him was an old
ernploye william Hardy. OF No i53 Vermont-st.
There was unfounded rumor af'oat 70 the effect
that some malicious person turned the power on No.
ans purpoeely while Royesen vas fixing the fender,
but the company officials put little faith In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
PROE MOSES EOrGHLY TREATrD ~ MEXICO

San Francisco June The DAILY Report pub
fishes story about the treatment Of Professor
Bernard Moses. Of th4 University Of California.
BY Mexican official. Professor Noses left here
for Mcxico short time ago. and on reaching n
small town over the border met by the .cad-
ing official. who seized and had him taken TO Jail,
notwithstanding the vigorous protests of the pro-
fesror who * vol vcrscd In the language OF
Mexico. The official gave him 10 understand that
he taken into custody n defaulting bunk
casnicr on the following day he WAS taken oit
q! iTl-oI. removed to the hotel and locked In.
After short time. however he was released. Mr.
MO-os is professor Of history and potlca. econ
o:nv at the university. and the author OF several
,.d ling " ris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
COLONEL DUPONT HAS yOT WITHDRAWN

Wilmington Del. June I'm response to ques-
tlon ty reporter OF THE Morning News. co,onel
Henry A. Dupont VINO received fifteen votes for
United States Senator at the final session OF the
Delaware General Assembly. said to-day
was surprised hear yesterday that report
was current in the lower par; or the state that
did not intend TO claim q seat In the United states
Senate This report Is without foundation. l abso-
.utely approve of the protest made In the 1ont
convention OF the General Assembly against the
participation of Governor Watson In the proceed
ings of that body and propose at the proper time
aud I'm the proper place TO have an adjudication
made not only OF my claim. but OF the right OF the
Senate OF. the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

St Louis June IA dispatch to "The Chronicle
fron Lagrange Mo. says THE BODY OF colonel
E1ward Moore OF Carton. was found swinging
from tree his lari opposite 'na' citV ms
,oorning He was a fugitive from justice. Two
ons 400 he went home intoxicated and with a
s-,orI tried 20 Kill hls wife and children. A war
rsrt was issued. but ne hel. Colonel Moore was,
s,rsrV The war n staff officer and at the battle
~ cbroh General Grant paid him a clown <
or,hute for his bravery In delivering me- sage
las a prominent member OF the c. A. II. and
i-no,yn all over the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
B1RBERS UANT 10 USE THEIR R1ZORS

TIE nROoKLYN ASSOCIATION RAISES MONEY I'D
TFsT THEIR RIGHT TO SHAVE Gus
TONER'S on SINDAYa
A, ,he meeting OF the brooklyn Boss B.rbcrs'
Association held yesterday afternoon at Axiom Ha.
in Wall-st a committee OF five was appointed TO
act as trustees for the association and employ coun-
sol TO obtain an Injunction to restrain the police
from interfering with their business by compelling
them to close Sundays. The committee ~ MADE
nm OF George Oberst Jacob Merkert, William Reiss.
ro,, Mitchell and : Plzza. The committee was
furnished with 900 TO give the lawyer as retainer
More than one thousand BARRIERS attended the
the biz which compcls them to close on sunday.
a resolution was carried that each chair IN every
shon be assessed g. the money to be used IN delray.
Ing the expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
f.yctSrER BUSINESS MEy ~ TROrTLE

Lancaster Penn. June 7-Executons a/sfeSai-
,,o ss5s6 were issued last night agaim. H. >.
ch,rk r Sons propretors OF the Stevens cotton
o,,ls OF this city. ard also extensive cigar ranu-
r,c,urers The liabilities very heavy and VIII
probably reach $4,000
Two executions aggresating $500 have also been
,..,,aa against Abram H!rsh and Il. ". Hrsh, Of
iih,s c,,y Abram Hirsh has for years conducted a
,rniil,nery and notion store IN TINS ciiy, ana B W..
Wirsh was proprietor Of q livery stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
1yvrsrJGt7fyG rHE coLIMA DISASTER.

San Francisco June The Official Investigation
into the Collma disaster was begun TINS afternoon
hv the United States Inspectors Of Huls ana BOIL
crs From the testimony OF ne s'cref"'h"I' \ N
Richardson and Third Mate H1re'p. II Is prc"tDie
mat fha cargo shifted below. 1E4F ADMIT lnai
Inc vessel caroencd over TO s'"."oarI ail IiH','.,
a~1 ,hat n.xt tine she went over sh' "on.i hol
tint II IL thought the cargo 5"lo" "A'.,1 IN ID"
frst roll, and that the weight picVeh'ed h'I "oi'
,.f,.C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

whelmed the Administration since July, ls1 he
has easily established himself as the soun est.
the most courageous and most successful o. the
Presidents advisers Almost a.one in the Cabinet.
he has consistently maintained his independence
and authority as the responsible mead OF an 'S-
ccutive department. and his sturdy and vigorous
sef-assertion has had the natural erect OF great
iy strengthening public confidence In his ability
and sagacty For more than "A year past MT. oi-
ney has been looked upon as the most capable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
EXPELLED FROM STEvENS INSTITUTE
PRESIDENT MORTON TAKES PROMPT ACTION
AGAINST OFFENDING MEMBERS OF THE
CLASS or

GLASS OF
Tho classes % 'ss and 20 OF Stevens Institute. Ho
hoken had u lively time yesterday morning. and the
fun resulted In two members OF the class ~ -
being expelled from the institute. \; 10 O'Clock
when the IN ouins freshmen appeared - take thc.r
examinations. some members OF the class of -
Insisted that he freshmen take IN their hats -
them freshman refused. anl several - the
torm-n'Ors I1urc'd upon him In an instant II
frr. nrhf followed. which Iienn'ii. the Janlior
could not stop he sought Professor Bristol. who
QufilcI tn. riot and secured N" names ~ Ntiei-
house Smith. ilanilp4'r nul Post. ~ the class of
- Tn" professor relort". IN" anair to lr"sIdcnt
Morton. who. aft'r a short lecture. expelled th"
young W"r.
l. learned later that liandlOscr and Post w'r"
not .ncag.I lu ;hr ngh'. ami Ir@slIent Morton r~-
iusiaici them Tn" class 81 % yciltiorcl Pre-i-
d0n' Morton 20 reconsider TIE expulsion OF tn"
other offenders. but The president p~renptofIy re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
UrrnT.yCCD AEuEyIIy ATROCITIES

Grand Rapids Mich. Jun" AT to-day's session
Of the General Synod OF the Reformed Church Of
America the Rev ~ ID. Williamson. OF South
Bend Ind presented resolutions denouncing the
Armenian atrocities In the name OF Christendom
and asking the United States Government to take
some action. The resolutions were adopted and =
copy ordered sent 10 President Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
RECEIVER FOR IIH0fRaFh '""'H"

pos,on. Iune THE appointment Of co,one. j. !.
ro,Aa, Of Pulalser. Jordan CO.. as recover ''
,be Beacon Iiihoeraphic Company. has b''. ''''''.
h .he Irrol States Circui. Court. on petition ~
,,r,,c,s II R,vrnond or Ca;nbri 'ce. The Pfa n
Iithographlc Company is Ncw-Jersey c9rP ,' ~,
Organized about three gears ago ne nip,i 20 re- are
III m Inc s190 900 with assets Of about Sio,D'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
THE WdSVTENA AN RfGUT

San Francisco. June 7.-Adyiccs from Coronel.
Chill state that the steamer Washtenau. from
Ncw-York for this port. which was recently re-
ported wrecked in the Straits Of Nase.lan' mas ar
riN fhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
SKETCH OF Mr.. OLNEYs CAREER.

Mr. Olney's career In Nationa politics da''s ''o"'
his appointment az Mr. c'eve'ahu
lawyer and a Democrat had scarcely spread o.
yond the borGers OF Massachusetts, ms ~
State In the two years he spent In TIE nfpa'.
ment Of Justice he succeeded. however ID 'iip
ing his personality most forcibly on both we
tAs multiplied embarrassments which have over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

George Amberger. a barber, thiTty-siN years '''
killed. himself b,. cuttng his throat with razor al
II O'Clock last nght in his apartments in the rear oi
his shop. No. 259 Devoe-si.. brooklyn. N""oe's'.
had been despondent for some time on account ..
poor business and on Sunday. when ne was wa 'sat 1ns
10 keep his sho2 closed he decided 10 XII h'mseil
and broodcd over tho matter unit. last ght wnen
he summoned up courage end his ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

the record Of the Inspector the police force
will you find the defendant guilty Of this ot-
fence" said he, when Seagrist himself DOUBTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
OLNEY SUCCEEDS GRESHAM.

PROMOTED TO BE SECRETARY OF STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
DEADLY EFFECT or THE SUNDAY LAW

BARBER DECIDES TO KILL HIMSELF D'' "0'''
HE WAS ORDERED TO SHUT tf MS
SHOP on SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
MLAUGHLIN FOUND GUILTY.
END OF THE PROTRACTED TRIAL IN
OYER AND TERMINER.

JUSTICE BARRETTs CHARGE-COIONEG JAMEss S
VAIN ATTEMPTS TO PRODUCE REASONABLE
DOUBT-REIATIONS OF THE DEFENDANT
AND THE WARD MAN. BURNS-TESTI-
MONY OF sCHLESSINGER AND
THE NEW WITNESSES FOR
THE DEFENCE
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DID THE CREAM PCFFS MAKE THEM ILL'

| MYSTERIOUS SICKNESS or HoBokEN FH'' 'H-
THEY SAY IT WAS CREAM PVFfS b'l ''r
E>KEP SAYS ORANGES AND BEER
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31
Wout Mlten tn Grteori6rub.

Berlin, Is. San. Giirft 8ismard
enttpidelt in Trteori@srub elmer itauz
nenspertben Gletb, erlebtgt tdglt@
cine rteitge @orrefponoen3 unb arbetz
tet NIT feinem pripat1etretdr, Dr.
@brp1anber, urlrterbro9en BON 10
ubr Wormtttags Bis 1 l1br Na4mttz
tags. Na9 benz MittageKen unterz
nimmt ct cine tur3e Spa5ierfabrt per
.S@litten bur4 ben Sa4fentpalb,
pflegt BONN etnige Stunben Der Rube
unb begtebt ith ipieber an bic Mrbeit.
Na@ benz Menbef1en nimmt ct feline
2iebltngspfetfe unb 9tebt i'm gemiitbz
li@en plauoerton @rlebnife aug, feiz
ner Mmts3eit gum 8eiten. SIN @az
gemeinen beinbet ct ft@ getitig urrb
t0rperli4 poqtommen ppbl unb bic
na@ Mustpdrts berbretteten Melbunz
gen bon ieiner getitigen @ri@lafung
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4ampter ~pernmaIAdt.

81. Sofeph Mft@. "a. San.
BON bem Dampfer .Ghicora", tpel@er
Montag Morgen bon Millpautee na4
Benton 9arbor Angling, bat man nod
ni4ts geb0rt. Mar gluubt, ct lei in
Der Mitte 'bes SEES BON Sturme gez
trofen morben. Der Dampfer mar
fdtper belaben unb bate mebrere
pafaaiere. Seine 8emannung be-
itanb aus Is Qeuten.
MiImuufee, Mis., Is. San.
Beri9te aus South 9apen befagen,
lbaB bort ,3rimmer Der .@bicora"
treibenb gefunben purben. 3tpeifelz
los 1T bas fart gebuute Gabr3eug in
ben fur1tbaren Sturme gei4ettert
unb tpenig 9oHnung porbanoen, bab
feline 8efaBuns ii& auf bas Sis ret
ten tonnte. Das S@tF mar $780,
600, bic Qabung, in Mebl beftebenb,
$4,000 nertb. Der 8erluit 1T bur4
teinerlei @eriiderung gtbedt.
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aeegtee.uaS GUATEMALA.

@tabt Merico. Is. San. Ma4
elmer febr itiirmifden GabinetsfiBz
uue bena9ri4tiste praiibent Dtao
Guatemala bur4 5einen @eianbten,
bab er ri9t bas @erinsite augeben
tperbe unb bab Guatemala Merico's
G%orberungen getpGbren, ober bic Sol
gen trastn miiTt. Mnbere @ertreter
bon Mittelamertta iasttn in elmer @erz
iammlung bier gu prGfibent Dia3,
bab lie erfabrer bdtten, Merico periuz
DE ~mittslameritanif4es @jsbiet an fi4
gu reiben. prdiibent Diaa itente btes
enti9teben In Mbrtbe unb fagte. Mez
gieo noble iein Neht unb bic @renaz
'linie folIe iein. tpie Merico es baden
noble unb Merico babe alles @ebiet,
be1en es btbiirfe. gs getpinnt ben
Mnf4ein, als Oh bic anberen centralz
ameritanif4en Republiten hinter
Guatemala itnb. Merico bat ii4 lett
seraumer 3eit auf ben Rreg borbereiz
tet unb bat ettpa 1900 Mann an Der
@renae. Mqe Offoisrt, bic niht I'M
actipen Dienft iinb, baben Orbre erz
balter, fim marf@bereit 81 melben.
Betbe 2duber beretten fi4 iebt ernftz
lid fir ben Rrieg bor.
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finb unri9tis. SIM llebri9en bat Ser
Giirt gar ni@t bic Ibii4t, anldbIi4
bes @~eburtstaets bes Raiiers mad
Berlin au tommen.
0te 9et@e ~aefunaem.

O'NtiIL, Nebr., %. San. Die
Qeihe bon Barrett Scott, benz betriis
serii@en S9abmetiter BON 9olt &c.,
tpelher, als e. am Muiabrstage nit
fsiner Gamtlie cine Musfabrt ma&te,
bon Megelan9eren erfmoHen, gtblenbet
unb in einem anberen Magen in n0rbs
li9er Mi9tung babonsei4leppt tpurbe,
tpurbe Samitas Mbenb um 10 llbr i'm
Miobrara>J lub. 300 SUB unterbalb
Der Bride auf Der Bonb Gountp @eite
bi9t am llfer in iieben SUB ttefem
MaFer gsfutben. @r mar in 9embz
GrmeIn, bate aber feline l1br urb Retz
te umb onftige GHetten, pelae Ct Bel
2sbaeiten trug, bet ii@. Gin re,ler
b~anfsner Strid, unsefdbr 1 liz Son
bid, mar nm feinen Gals setpunben.
unb bus etpa brei SUB latge Grbe
f&pamm loie i'm MaFer. Muf Der
rehten Seite bes 9ulfts befanb ii@
cine lei4te Wunbe. no tbn cine Rugel
getreift unb bann ben Obrlappen
fortgeriFep bate. Rorontr 3orner
BON 8obb gountp nabm fofort 8eiB
bon Der 2eidt. Na4 benz MufFnben
Der 2ei@e nobm Roroner 9ooner UNI
ter 4in3u3itbung bon @dhporener
einen sSnqueft Dor. Sin Mahripru4
tnurbe abgegeben, la1t tuel@em Scott
bon George Muniban, Moie elliott,
Mert MoD, Sames ptntermann unb
Mnberen, beren Namen ni4t in. Grz
fabruns sebra@t tperben tonnten, err
morbet tpurbe. Ma4 benz Snqueft
tpurbe Die 2ei@e nu@ O'Neiq gebra4t.
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Mtt Gang uno Slang al.

paris, %. San. Der Grzprd=
fibent Gaiimirzp erier 1T am Montag
Inn Elf l1br In aller Gorm aus benz
Glpfee aussaogen. Nuf 8efebl bes
YrGiibenttn 6aure nurben benz friibez
rem prGiibenter mtlitariihe @brenbez
3e,lsllnsen gu Sbeil. Mls ct ben pa
Taft perlieB, i&lusen bic Srommler eli
mel, Wirbel unb bic Ma4en prdienttrz
ten bas @epebr. Sdmmtli@e Mitz
glteber bes milttdrif4en unb Chill
bausbaltes bes @r<prdiibenten parer
%berfammelt, um BON tbm Mbi@ieo gu
nebmen. @r trug etnen i@par3en,
5rad urrb es tpurbe bemertt, bab e.
niat bas 8anb Der @brenlegion trug.
Sn 8egleitung feiner Trau, tpel4e Elm
f9par3es Rleib trug, beitieg Der @rz
prdiibent einem 5peifpdnntgen Magen,
unb begub ii@ na4 fttner prtbattpobz
nung. Nur tpenige perionen pobnz
ten benz @organge bel, aber fat Mqe
entbl1bter bas 9aupt, tpel9e 9Dflth,
teit ct bur4 0erbeugung ertpieberte.
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1ampferun9ta6:

Omensboro, Rp., %. San.
Rur3e unb urbonitdnbise 8ertdte
iiber ben l1ntergang bes groBen pai<
fagierbampfers rGtate Of MiHourie"
am Samftag Mbenb UNI 6 l1hr bel
Mlton, Srb., bunbert Meilen itromz
aufmGrts, inb bier etngetroHen. Der
Dampftr fieB auf einen Gelfen unb
fant in finf3tg SUB @afer. Die BE-
ri9te beiagen, baB tpenigitens 81 per=
iore,r ertrunten ftnb, aber feline Naz
men tperben aagegeben.
Der r@tate Of Mifourt" it etn febr
hanger Dampfer nit Dem &ub am
@tern, pelder 5mif9en Cincinnati
unb SEEM Orleans fdbrt. Mn 8orb
befanber ii9 As pafagiere, unb bic
8eIaBung BON go Mann; duberbem
bate BET Dampfer elm 3iemlt4 groBes
Rargo Gradt.
Sail Gitp, %. San. Spdtere
unb ppnitGnbigere 8eri4te BON Molf
grett, be3iislia bes @erluitss an
Meuf4enleben beim untergang bes
Dampfers State Of MiTpuri", tel
len benfelben auf 18 felt. DARN 1T
bic @abinen : Mannf4aft, Der 3tmz
mermarpn. Elm Meifenber bon pittsz
burg urrb elmer BON 8arfielb inbegrif=
fen. Die flint tpeibli&en Reifenbtn
nurben gerettet.
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Grobeben Il, Nerfen.

2onbon, %. San. Der Rorz
reiponbent Der .9imes" in 9eberan,
periien, telegrapbirt: Die @tabt Rutz
i4an, tpel@e por bier3ebn Monaten
bur9 Elm Grbbeben 3erft0rt unb To-
fort pieberaufgeballt purbe, 1T am
II. Sanuar abermals bon etre1n Grbz
beben btimgeiu9t morben. 8itle per-
fonerr purben getDbet. Sn einem 8abe
alletn tpurben bu1tbtrt Jrauen unter
ben Srimmern begraben unb 5trz
1@mettert. Der gorge umfan9 beS
S9abens urb bic 3abl Der 9pbten 1T
nod ni@t befanrt. Die berrf4enbe
R6lte erbDbt bic 2eiben Der 8etpohner.
Bier ftarte @rbitDBe purben in ben
leBten brei Sagen in Mi4eb geipirt,
aber tein @@aben murbe angeri4tet.
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Bon, Gonsreb.
II. & +.

SIM @enat rei@te pugb, Mla.,
cine 8iu Elm, mel@e bic Musgabe bon
$1,OOO,O00,000 2egal : Senber<No
Bic in @plb= pber @tlber< Stanbarbz
miinae einsel0ft >perben iollen; 3ur
prdsuns 1T bas i'm S@abamt La
ger11be @ilber gu p%ertpenben. Cine
BON Sherman eingebra4te 8tu err
md4tigt CUR Musgabe BON bretproz
3entigen Bombs 3ur GinlDiung BON
8unbesf@aBamtsnoten unb 8eftrei>
tung Der n0tbisen 4usgaben ferner
3ur Musgabe breipro3enttser Gertifz
cate, pel@e in ben 0fentli@er Depoii>
torien Der @esterung unb in ben poit=
Gmtern bertauft tperben io1en. 8etbe
8ius ginsen an bas Tinan3comite.
Die peni1onsbiu, tpel@e $140,000,z
900 purbe angenommen, nit benz
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Getstraeen cage.

Mem Dorf, %. San. Die Sc
i9tporenen, Dor tpel@en bic S4ubenz
erfuBtlage BON 2aiblatp gegen ben
III Gents 9alsbirben" Mtltondr
MuKe1 Sage berbanbe1t marb, ertlGrz
ten, baB lie ft4 ni@t eintgen ti0nnten,
rnb purben BON Rt4ter patterfpn
ertlaFen. SIS 1T be3et@nenb, bab bel
allen %Mbitimmungen IN Der Surp 9
Mttglieber fir unb 3 gegen ben Mnz
getlagten tparer. (8etanntlt4 bate
Sage, als Der ,@rant" NorcroB bas
8omben : Mttentat auf i'm periibte.
2atblatp gepadt unb als vS4ilb" Dor
ii4 gebalten, unb biefer mar fur@tbar
perlebt unb perfriippelt tporben. Gage
min bafur ni@t einmal f~inam3ie1 anfz
tommen.)
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@caenwettcr II. Gnslano.

2onbon n, 20. San. Gin getnal<
tiger @egenfturm herrf4t in bieltr Der
standardization Ditritte, llmo bielz
fa4 ftodt btr 8ertebr boqitGnbtg, ba
bic 2anbftraben uuter Mufer l.eYea.
Sn @pefbarn, po gerabe eine parluz
mentsmubl ftattfanb, ftebt bus Mafz
Ter 5 SUB bod in BEN Straben, unb
bic @timmgeber muBten in 8ooten
mad ben MuHlp1dBet fabren.
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aonnen oas aetratben Mat lawen

primal II, Conn.,, Is. San. Dor
einigen Mbenben erf@ienen benin pfarz
rer Tranf Mobbins, BON Der 8aptiz
itenfirbe in MortpaGf, 9arpep 8roper
unb Grau Martin g. Stratp, unb baz
ten i'm, iie gu perbeiratben. Der geiitz
li9e 9err mar e%tntgermaBen e%rftuunt,
ba Der @atte Der Gra1 @tratp erit
Dor bier Monuten geitorben mar.
8rptper 1T 81 Sabre alt, unb bies 1T
feline brittle @be; 6rau Strum 1T ~
Sabre alt, bat bier Mdnner uberlebt
unb ertldrt, bab lie au@ biefen, ibren
finften, gu begraben gebente.