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New-York tribune., 1896-04-07

,o,siists and leading members OF the clergy III
Rrooklyn. After the musical services 'he sue'
and friends OF Mr.. Walker VIII 20 10 'ne pa''''
ho,,se where reception will be held y supper
,.,n also be served and addresses made
W Walker. the choirmaster. Is young man oi
e.ooo.ionaI ability During HE ten years OF service
- ,he Greene-ave. church he has made many
,r.ends and has won the admiration OF music 'oV-
ers Al an early age he developed love for muse
snd accented as Of his pTeceptors "
v.ss,,.r. OF Trinity Church, IN New-iofh' III "'s
rative town. Elizabeihpori. ~ - ,ne po',uo~ -
",,s, IN 81 Johns Church was onered 10 MN MN
o's""''' .nia &, untn he came 20 Brooklyn in 1876
- - might will be follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
THE CHILD BROUGHT THEM TOGETHER.

Joseph Fuchs, os No. S4 Johnson-ave.. became
separated from his wife. Emma. about two months
ago and she went TO No. l05 Shetiield-st. 10 live
with relatives. She took with her their hve-months
old child Emma There are five other cAdren, tho
eldest a girl fourteen years old After Mrs. Fuchs
left her husbands house she consulted Mr.. Beck. q
lawyer with a view Of ins,tuting suit for separa-
ton she asked for so week alimony and counsel
fees as we'll The papers were served on Fuchs
and ne van!y tried to bring about reconciliation
The womans lawyer heard Of II aud asked MIS-
Fuchs 10 visit his office In Meserole-st yesterday
afternoon Then he sent for Fuchs. Mrs. Fuchs
went 10 the Office with her youngest child; Whs
sh. was waiting the lawyer her husband
entered The little child recognized him and smiled
Fuchs coulcn'r resist kissing the child Then Mrs.
came reconcIlei The separation proceedings were
discontinued and the Fuchs went back 10 the
Johnson-ave house.
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of support. Miss Duncan IS related on her
mothers side 20 fhe Earl OF Bredalbane
and the Earl Of I1agdsr1sse.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby The wishifsS Cup" the new
comedy by wilson Barrett and Elwyn
Raron. is 20 BE- taken into the provinces
by Co-rao Stewart. the yauag actor.
Should the production BE- successful. the
comedy wtl probably follow the run OF 4
White Elephant" AZ the Comedy.
''Rosegsry'' viii have its last presenta-
tioa FOR the present az the Criterion the
ater t5ntSht. Maeaay "Eabg" F. c Bur
rars's aaaptatlaa 81 ..Bene." Is 70 be re-
vived Ter a few weeks N order that
Charles Wyudhan may have vacation.
On MS return Rosemary" VIII again ne
played unul Parker < CaTson's new coTn-
edy. "C'hanEe Alley" Is ready
Robert Buchanans rev uautical psecs
Is ''Ye Mariner % England" e VII be
tried in the provinces ~ Herbert Heath.
preparatory "a It's pro30etion AZ The me-
trepclis. The scene Is the death of Nelson
The great musical farce entitled .Sto-
len" viii be presented AZ the Avenue the
ats-~ next week The arst acs takes place
in a West E05 drawing room. the second
N s shop af 4 raeatrSesl costggu1er. and
ths third set IN room ADORE the shop
for rehearSaBs
TIE '-scrrc~s or Satan IS n production
ar the SALISBURY theater for Saturday
evening. January =
Bf~aie NetheTIaua who was recently
awarded sSh08 - heg breaca of promise
sgr.t <a.rsl the Hon Du11ey Mstorlaauss,
son q Lord Twseaczeuth. Aas savess@ 81
E3N0 oE sne amount :a goa3 securities
frorr which she derives a comfortable IN
come re ~erls snder was uroTnTs1Iy !ai1
oG- wisA leading Bon3 street. jewelers.
At Interesting sa3e % autographs oc-
cGrre5 az she Soth=ty Toaus oa Tuesday
anS Wefnssday Among :Asss were a
icrg ser1ss % Etters frors Nelson "a Lady
Ean ,lon. an aurllhl ls1a2 latser - Lord
Cran -slfor BathgrsT 20 Lord %e-th.
wherein a. Eay-a -Nrtts a -eacfls afsrs- }ss-
-e- 90 SIR " Howe go save as tron gre
ses, -uetson hanging over u.s. gen E7ar-
Er0e 70 Tsers Nurgh frcns Boston, 0eeo-
SER b. 1T-S .ezte~s o. Fsrf nand ard Tsa-
1e7a Tor8 EEeNa- Leasrf ov JeHl Quincy
Adams. Thouaas IsT rsoa. Aaag~w JACK
son. Chester T. Arthur faNrs1es Bar
-a-t Fgues Nassaa James Buenaran.
Marx TwMin r r. Ice NJ lars Fillmore.
JfTe-eon T,ava. Gee Lca~serae.. Gen.
Ferrest. JoaR Haneeek t4r.rie u8eSeaEs.
Ts-rvs0N Nu3e,ssg Sr Francs
rrakA. vol-s--e. Wasgsess. ra~esn. Naeo-
'eea. WASH -rtan irTi=E. Iensg f.saa 1s-
rHEa }sova par,e- DAVIS tar~-=S aaa scores
q oeher4
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saaN NtssY

OF New York, TO recover the interest On
an issue ~ bonds. The bonds were in two
sets, aggregatsng tss.eoa .aoo. with interest
a. 6 per eent-. payable annually. The issrs
was held Ia trust by the Mercantile Trust
Connany. and was known the mortgage
on fne Western division of the railroad.
A second issue. with terms similar 20 ths
nnaI. was taken BY the Boston Safe De-
post a. Trust Company.
The suit came up IN the United states
clressif court in this city on October 8.
lsas. before Judge Ross. who appointed
Owen ~ Marron 20 take testimony IN the
case at Los Angeles Marron has filed his
report. and consequent thereugon Judge
Ross has fled TIE decree Just mentioned.
The ho-6s. agvTegattnx So. .oee deliver
e8 20 the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Company Eavs been decided 70 be sahc--
esnate 20 the frs. issue. II has hesn t~-
effed By the court that after the proceeds
% tns sac have been received toe COM
riainants distribute 20 ere holders of TIE
first mortgage bonds Sc S5 50 The FIRST
balance due. J. f. further ordered that
uzzssS the dept os TIE railroad be paid
within thirty days the sale shall TAXA
pace ss shove rnertIoae.i the proceeds 20
he usef IN the liquidation os the debts Of
this corporation.
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PRINCETON, I'D. pec. "A terrific
sxpsossun ~ ere a&Esp Sscs~r~S2 81 stss
nlsae % tAe Aisuie Coal Company. ta.s
cky. a n o'eioes sals atEer- ocz. aad ~
, resasc nsne o. zaore men we're Instant
ly killed znG f1z- we're iG1ure9- One % the
four men 1Aksn 91s alive .s 6arSeronsay
.Es1Te1 Bestces the dead h0alas recux-
e-e1 50 far. Eve or SIX 0-Sr-s. nAElss an
known. are dead In rhe Sl4ne. The dead
are.
Ro6ers MaGle. married. treasurer os the
Nzule Coal Company
James Riley. married
Joan Riley, married
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ssops - tae sse-sSos isvel Il Soon ate
kzta Ssse sss-s0st .ev@& ara devSiap1d into
> rzEn- fUrEscs. NeEa Government Era-
sceeta- GaFsa a-~sve9 IRE vas lsszslRs
tTeE every aps15ax q xAe r4ne- Two cp~
peas Re-e harzee ass . aa1kAe&E had %
na tera awav. TIE szfzegs tried 20 stop
~ every aar@av- sftznfi aaS 10 caM tAe
usa frars tha warE IS * vas attended
with gresE rasS. Esazres shros zfa feet inte
tae ar. LIE reEeet2oa Being vtsials a. -ATz2-
AsesE
e ) likely hat tie rtost serious ds--
aEs sz1a Ae cazanea 70 the east sso.s. In
- saw aTe s,4rEeA IL seems 80 10
Burning lesssx oar. Tns loss wsl Ne e1or-
= sns.
TIE are vi caGsS great G@stitutfea
Among tse nasners. a.. even = re IRE does
ast sareAE. through re snrire Esne x Is
considered 6aaassss' Z Work ean be re-
ssz1ss auF5as- tse winzsr.
Five yezrs see ~ Ewes we're lost Hy az
sxasnSaoa N tnes> mines
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TIE announcement IN the French press
Ea4t The c0zSe.l sga@F1eure had 8@csSe3
% reors4Hsze t5s FFeEch artillery naz
created considerable O. . sensation znd
II t4e reEs . true Germany AL prs
see@ tc substitute for the present field ar
t48sEy gan equal i uar better saza tha
neS FreEsn weapon. Ehieh Is rscognzzs3
ID Germany as being FAR s12sEEoT 10
Ire pr@sSGt German R&gpGn IL range
q4EckEes< ot Hrs RD& general eEz1ezaacy
Tie sum os z&.sssl sss marks wsu ae re-
eatFed for thIs reergzn nlxAEaon Ct the Ger
raa1 arsas. whtch. 4 Is angeasse5 shsagS
be acconp pllsneG ~ Iss9. IL France re-
arrGs. Germany j is stated, Kla ID 50
AZ clce.
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DEAD. IN SPITE OF PASTEUR
Three of the Mad Dog Victims Sue
canb-Dortor Say. the system
Il S0f n EmfEuw@

BALTIMORE. Tec. 2E-Eoherf Perry.
ora Of the eight boys bitten by a maa
dog On December ! and subsequently,
treated AZ the Passeur Institute. New
makes the thfrd vicflni. Robert Henry
aad Con EaIers having died from the
same cause within the past week
NEW YORK. Dee &-RegarasuK she
dssea az Robert Henry ard Con Eppers
fwo - fhe patients. from r2bblss DR.
Ia Blade. % TIE Institute. satd fhzt the
death u the boys 5.d not prove that the
Pastenr system was failure He sad:
we ID aog alssoiuteiy guarantee ffat
Cur treatment wsN prevent hydrophosia
any mGEe sh&n that Eacetnatsen II an En-
Questionable pE@Tenttv0 against small
EgN a Aiss4s arfe pa 8ttens cut % 30 ws
have treated has csiea whEte 80 per ceat.
q those mof treaties have died"
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X de~@sops that Hub@~s Cr@cks-->zsvre.
the xgrAor wno GyEzerfoEsxay disappeared
II Paris during tEe E9nsh e 1~x0cs- s4r1
whose body A4s cse- solr4 n sne river
s@sne. committed s13cs8e 10 4 ssx e. fc@n=y
On r-sefvias a letter frozE Als wife an
rogncgnx her intsn kton " coxnne=-gzg 5i-
vorrs p~1oe@ssfa aes~ K = 5@Isexed tbst -
fry-urs4ss f-sa tie seine sru~n th. Psnr Coz-
co-3s @sksr ~zn6s-Ilg a. nis1i n the
gshzr-us E1vsse The Iaaadsn n@wsgarsrs
say rhat ~ wAx Iatssy xnaeh u e1nrsoy
o. the WIfs q = isalffae 9ssnaoa scter
TIE titles 0f sg1e u hsz xaTas A psa1
wesnzr's ."The Ssrz@gse fss L4fe etc.
woEI4 ss-ern Il sa9ss4ie thai as VS. - :
na0roE3 tuEl % salf.@-
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Another AetizE for eresca 90 promise
VII occupy the asEsntiga q - tsw courts
al TIE next ssssssn. srog5dlng re Affair."
Ia rot setal~H asst af ea4rt- TIE Fs.alglIIfS
II the case ls Hiss Labei iszFean. an
actress nsw aure&Tt-zg a. Days tke8rer
Il The Gsetsfz1 SID *1ss seArr- Arthur
Bingham CFa sss. late - f1a I18r5 szs1
E-Sxnsh FzssaTss ard Esw eE the Fourth
battalion Royal irish reefus-t- Tls= dam
ages were axe3 AZ Gi4aa Miss uuzcan
IS an exes@1ia glx pretty yoanx q 0ua 2.
who has auE = limited Ex-esr ence aa the
stage. She Is = years u axe. and the
daughter a. A 2ra sey -nur Dfxu- Ban-
Iayth'' fogner Swnasa the rAce horse
Euclid. His 6isasfrogs experiences On the
turf led hfTn % dsssrt hfs&fzzss4iy. asd his
daughter took % the stage as means
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RAILROAD ORDERED SOLD.
InSeivrne Atlantic a Pacific 20 Go
Iaszer the Hammer

SAN FR ANSCISCo. Dee 9S-Tae ansl de-
cree CT feneelosaFe ara sale of tee AtAa-
t6e 4 PaeAFe ra41raaG was fled 81 tee
United SssEss etrcetr caurt to-day. TalS
= he 11si 81 . Ser.eS os similar DEGREES
whsch nave been made in salts between
the s&r7e parties anG for the same acttoR
"a every dsseract IN which sha insolveHs
Ax,antfe 4 PscE7c haS property. II ls os-
dare~s ghaE unless s. - ss5. Is IS paid hy the
railroad % IL deators within thirty dsws
the entire property shah DC sold az auction
ar Gallup. BernAsillo co1ury. ~. NJ
TIE foreclosure p~cceedirgx we're srSes-
xuEez ~ the United States Trust Company.
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cogyrfxht- -ssF b. the Associated Press
LsuSL6@N. Dee. l-Tae attitude os the
EnIfrsz States taN arxss cuba 60 ittaueS %
b ths suxrussEnE sabssct Of discus
n po5f1r&4 csrgses here and on tAe Con-
flreut- TIE crisis hss revive1 Trcoi-we-
tscus ln Paris % ire Hs-+ate1 Mexican ex-
pealff3n aaz snle~v.ssEs ln thAs sgnH Hecgf0n
w4th t1s fnperfa.lssx. Gems. Bss4 and c.
ffet 81 E4utte Oliver and others have ap-
peares ln the rrencn press Ex-11een
Isa1efz. of SpAEn. = qEotsi az having
expressed the Eelsez TIA. ths IDEAL ot Ma
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WORCESTER Mss. Dec. &-Arrh-
eRsnar. Nargiresf TIE uzeA3 Ss5ezsts =
nsgfnw eis erst T1s+f to &sw E1xznz -
sv~s~-s =. shss .-stv tesfeat 4 assist - -
..ssassrszssr -er~---1w a. tha Feast &aE *
- xoAa.s eAuTch. q wA5ea Asr. GEzz-a
Is uzsfQr
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Sax FRANCISCO. ryac @-A Z.
TslnhH a pr0Fmsneat and wealthy cltiznn
An4 psa8esr. died fkts rEs1rninx ut his
ra8sls ia fae T.slace motei ~ heart fal-
ure fEe waa s. years oi5 Ass president
~ tse Tuabs Gsrs8aHe Ccrnpsmv. a trustee
et fhe Stanford University. ard a direc-
sor G tne Soufhs~r Pactse Company. hsst
raksxne4 fhe saxk raemtsgned onsce a week
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tsz ~ rgz4r<rz ertsFsss eEs r-zEzss-aaS cess-
b~ztt81. p4ryf-gsaxsy the neer aid Tc59cre
tsarursz a1d 4 SO hospital rsatsazrs we're
circumstances.
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1%NrE Frs&g-1ES service re rc1rsS wee
decorated ard th@ prez4nts arraaxsss. As
tAe Officers catered tn4 u@n s&-g n ehg-
r-1S- aid sasa sc25ter FSeetx@1 . present
II s11e regiments he Ese1 we're allowed
g c1ocse pipes. c5esAs2s. writing desks.
purses, es2. az1 sara nAn also received
basin ~ gcoG.es~ and snEe cigars
srS- rs commander. n each ha-raex (
tne commander spike as follows 10 ghe
s1l1.ers.
ne s1ldse- shouEa k1cw thzt ckrsst-
Tn@s - &l~c gSSztvzf CO love Whzt vu9
ha1 AZ hGzse sf1s yel- nzrs1ts yaz nxvA
s2s7 wETn re tro0pS IN ghe fzcs 81 raese
EEAs2E1E nzT12zg candles ard gifts D
a@fe. remember each a1 yea MS aaxD
w13Ga ne swurE - aLs emperor. AE2 each
s4k z4&e92x solder aD EG0z keA eau-
ms, 1-s-aa-cs1seS car fully re!y. To geEr
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IN spite of the CaEas1mas srace. the po-
AGcaI controversy and sesa4l a.eaerIng
conAng tren sae Sca T&nsea ira. = s1Zl
fas ceaser o1 interest. The PIE. mary
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KEW YORK. De @.-wfiazna ssowlss.
go ra-s7-ss narsakeE rtssr, - anser ar
rsss A. Red Bznk. X = chsTxed SstA
aaga1eF. I.aNz E-sat. Saiss as ws.
en-tsssEag . Fegs5ser II aaA~9as Ire
z~a-ssn 80 zeea4fH eAzsv = isessrEe8. 80
assez asrsklnx AaseE Grsfs. fhe tssFtsa-
Or eross ssea tSd4y. &z1 sacxsss ar
rssx s2-2Ns&-
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GAS WRECKS 4 NINE.
Princeton. Ind. Scene of Des-
olation and Death.
NINE KILLED. SEVEN INJURED.

NaEIe Ceni c0nrpany-Esax Cages
Blows Frsm the Betsom ef the
SHAFT 5oo Feet 10 the Tep-one
Miner Rescued With Brsken Jaw
and Eye Tern 0at--aiae Near
Halifax 4lmest Ruined by Ffre-
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poleon III was tie union Of the Latin
eieFnenf a. q cguaternaiSe TO the immense
spread OF Anxs1-Saxon influence. Her
majesty i report NJ 90 have saiG:
'sThe fan4re Of the Mexican expedition
personally dssag1ete1 me In the direction
Of Cuba Iog EAy sG1 that tentufive
rewetta tious for ths purchase OF Cuba
bsgau before my noaicattaB. and revived
az the moment when Spain was crippled
and haErassed - International struggles
The lesaine London weekiles devote
much space 70 the Cuban situation. The
Stafist thinks there = very little prospect
that spain wia soon De abe % assert her
aufhority n Cuba, and urges Great Rri-
tain wlsh or without the consent of souas
OK the great Earcpean powers, - offer her
good Offices 70 TIE Unifed States ana
Spain TIE StatiSt attaches little import
aEcs - tae general Continental objection
that the United States right 20 inte,Ter-
euca would Be dangerous 70 every Euro-
pasn governments possessions tn AmeEl-
ca ard says
.sLfalass enc or more % TIE great powers
ere prepared q foFegply oppose American
tnterys snfl2n. mere verbal oelection TTla
rot carry weight IG ease X war, spain
bast friend % Spain ts BE- who tres 70
tndfee her 20 come 70 s1Eaa arrangement
IA time"
Comment has Aeen provoked hy the feel
ira shown a. the Taaeen county counei,'s
re-eat meeting wnsn ire chairman % the
paaHc werks committee suggested tnst
tenders faF new aro engines Be iuv.ted
from America Tha proposal was re-
c.sye3 wilh 4 hawl e dlsapprorSA show
lag that made IL Aner.ea IS apparently
REGARDED sy the members % the cocnca
with equal aversion 90 made IA Ger
rsany.'
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inquiry into she conduct OF the former
commissioner OF detectives. charged with
Mbel and sourfold perjury, Is assuming
conSskS~rasIe dimensions. Nor has fon
BrusewStz the Lieutenant who killed a
peaceful. pleading mechanic for accident
ally Knocking against h.s chair 81 cafe
been torgo1gen. particularly IN vleE of an
otaer case Of military brutality reported
from Stargarsi. Pornerans. In whsch an
officer Who. according 10 as own account.
was attacked BY street u~caarls. drew his
sword and chased the children. One or
them stumbled and fell. and was hacked
on the bead by the officer. The boy IN
question = now suffering from ecaeSsssoa
of the brain and severe scalp wounds The
affair IS causing s1e lsvelie@t indignation.
References 20 the lockers strike atHaza-
burg occupy a prominent place n re Te-
ports . peace and goodwill published BY
the press. Two strike meetings were held
a Hamburg yesterday. ard rhs Socialist
depue.es. Mosfkeburg ard Frc-7e. urged
rfe men % continue tAa fight Further
rneecngs v1th the same object = view
were held today. The dispute seems 70 ee
taking turn less favorable 20 the EN-
plovers tAan was likely q week ago IN
view % the holidays. a uuznser - work
men who had saken strikers places have
left Hamburg. ard lt Is Bos sad they wi
not return, Some OF t'ae employers ars
trying 90 come 20 terms with their own
men. ConSs1erah.e irritation continues
everywhere a. the utf@raFSces attributed
- fhe emperor IN regard to ire strike rs
raa festy is credited wfch having expressed
a. Prtnce fsshenfahe's banquet h.s pleas
uve at tne a1ceufe - rne Hamburg en-
gteyeTs sn "slsuncE1y ressstag re unJpst
demands" OF the dock .Aaorers. and -
Rave sweit q fenEth en- ere i3sa % found
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~.r,.,-,u IA x~w Enwa@sa-

Agrx- tae Aau2ays sas rove-uzaent ~.
f-s~o.ss-s a hM - heae<ss she eET8rfazs-
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Influenza Is present IN iAs city

Tss Prs1ss{an government g ss-s e-Esa =
esrgv -esrszslu@ tas agitation u TIE Fso.lsa
prev lacss-
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tnrst-sas 3sv eera was saasalnv uad
usa zasesse saaaE- Mas ar tAg s8 cas-
sosus weee f@a& assf n tss trae sIrit
~ tNa EaEsH 4Hrbstr1ss# AZ ~aesz-F
CeEa4sH EzEen5 ses ae 5eHc rereu srv ~
,.rlaES1E ja go es1->s hes& was sese-77tr
.sszse shEaass g. Sc sress1es cf TIE lsl-
vsessrv SesnS Al 8s.sess~- n-ssr travel
srs ertsz@s tss Watts eaz-tv. e. tAe
saaas 5- a Ese-t c sas sae3 f.-afr anS
a nrrsas u pez-e. - &-x-grrsl 81 ~
kassass eera esEsa 20 ths ooer asa ERE
sesa.sTs rlsa s5 e-sEsa g t.s estY we-e we3
caEcE fsr t1seAsa .41saszlzsss - sree sreak-
fxsts. sEseaeTx. stce n su&ar EA~zs er tsa
szs1-sz0..s- = tAs L4a-zs2 wsrAGsGzs
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John Ernest ua2rr1ed.
Theodore Fahre. married.
Rooert Poryllss and James Ponyiitr
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ur.. Elizabeth nrown.

ErxsFn. wt*ow e sx -<fpv. and Ex-senator
Tasepa = Fsrgwn. dse~1 iris morning zn@
wss = years cd Sae recently returned
srawn 3 tessr ~ Europe and tas Hofy Lard.
s.szsf.sz = es.s~ So A@ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-27

The governor o. Als8ce-TorFs re. Prince
EfraeniSsa- .srsgeal lasi~E. sas presented fns
Srss ser So ely OF Saaals N2th q soes ~
ts4 great German arasuatsst and gsoe >
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-27

n tbe s<arcninE q tie rezl8snes ocrs-
r,Ees hg ANARCHISTS many pars ard
rs7-srehsets swere seiEes3 ans arrests we're
vnase g the pabiiseess of the Seelsst-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-27

A phnscx~sph Has heen puhfsshes -
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Prsrat hv tte First Regiment of gs1@ras' =
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Hts6las ONE art critic eays+
'sfhecs Is ns trace ~ dual inspiration
taerrf fore t- IS 4sEfelaf 20 render EnIo
Caesar fhe tA51Es NE8cts are caesar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-27

A5v5.es hrre frcrn T>orenza Maraeex
Ts.rfueuess East Af-tcs. nunorrca tsat
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rs7e re fszFrtcf govern ~ caE5e4 tsEs50 tie
German r2HquE anz cTere8 As8saEtgs fo-
ts.r rss nrt attack made upsn the German
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
SPLIT IN HUDSON COZ MY.
TWO DEMOCRATIC TICKETS WILL PROBA-
bly, BE NOMINATED THIS FALL.

TWO DEMOCRATIC TICKETS WILL PROBA-
bly, BE NOMINATED THIS FALL.
The remnant Of the Democratic party left In
Hudson County since the Chicago Convention Is
10 be disrupted There will be two county COM
inittees This was predicted in The Tribune sew
eral DAYS ago The faction that has been
stamped on by ex-Sherff Davis the engineer-ln-
chief of the regular Democratic machine, real
ICES now that it has opportunity TO put the ola
machine out of gear, and IT intends TO take al
vantage of IT, Davis Is in quandary. Allan l.
McDerrnott is the candidate for the nomination
70 Congress- and he has declared positively that
he is against the mob Convention in Chicaso'
The Inconsistency of nominating McDermot.
and indorsing Bryan is so palpable that IL Wouio
be ridiculous. and Davis desires 10 De IN toucn
with the other party leaders In the state anu
Is awaiting developments
While he is playing Micawber MS rlNals are
active and on Thursday night they VIII hoio
preliminary meeting to consider the organiza-
ZION Of a ,ouniy committee. This committee
viii ratifv the Chicago platform and candidates
end proceed with the organization or the as
sumption that no Democratic committee exists
IN the county because the leaders have declared
for gold They will also attack the rival COM
rri;tee on the ground that IL is not representa-
live body but one that has been formed and IS
controlled by a boss The new committee VIII
make a hard fght against the old for supremacy
and the indications point 70 two tickets IN
field in which there is room Tor only one Demo-
cratic ticket next fall.