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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

Gs lit gang tlar, baB Der Mangel an Ser
binoung bas 9auptbinberniB fir einen err
giebigen 9anbelsberfe6r 3mii9en ben Ser.
5taaten unb ben liioameritanif9en 2dnz
bern bil0et, uno mir fir9ten, aus oieiem
@runbe, buB bic &eiIe feline groBen Sriibte
tragen pirb. Solange uniere Wauren erii
na9 @nglanb geben miiKen, UNI BON bort
na9 8raiilien, @rgentinien, Gbtle etc. perz
fra9tet gu Deroen, lperben uns uni ere oeut=
i6en unO englii6en 8ettern ltets unterbie=
ten f0nnen.
60 penig audi fonf BON Der l1nteritiib=
ung ge19dftli9er unterne6mungen our6 bic
&egierung gebalten perben mag, 10 miKen
Die @inpdnoe bagegen i9peigen, ND es iif
INN S6affung elmer @runOlage fir Den
gegenieitigen 8erfebr banoelt, Die Sub
benton elmer ale groben 1iibameritanif9en
9dfen beriibrenben poitoampferz2inie Mir
De cine psiie MaBregel fem unb fi4 fir BIZ
Ser. @taaten be5ablen.
Sonft tit bas l1nternebmen, tpel9es ati
benz porgetrigen gonpent bes iGatipnal=
@ereins Der &aufleute in GbicagO geplani
purOe, Elm Ourbaus empfebIenspertbes uni
es fte6t gu boffen, baB fi9 re6t 8iele barar
bet6eiligen. Sober 8erfu6, ~unTeren 9anbel
nit benz Nuslanbe unb bel onbers nit 9iib=
america, bon Dem mir 10 biel taufen unO Oas
BON uns 10 penig fduft, gu beben, perbient
8ea4tung unb ber3li6e unterfibung,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

r&omm bOGber Mai". beiBt es in einem
f30nen beuti9en 9iebe, bas 5e1ir Weenbels=
ipbn 8atbOlOp in Muit gefebt 6at. Ser bies>
iGbrige Mui 1T uber fem boGber, fonbern Elm
re9ter unbolb g~epefen, Nm 3. nurben IL
8er1onen in Cincinnati BEL elmer @rplofion
get0btet un6 am Is. fanben 100 Menf6eu
bur9 einen Sornabo ibren Sob; am IS
t0btete Elm Wirbeffturm A 2eute in Gee
brdsfa, am p. famen in glei3er Wei1e 1C
8eppbner BON Stla6oma um's 2eben. Din
%. purben 5 in Miffouri unO am "a. 40 in
Soma get0btet. Qm 25. gingen ndbrent
zines 8olten6ru9es 40 @inpobner bon Mc=
@regor, Soma, gu 9runbe, unb Sc purben
in Mi9igan bur6 einen Wirbeliturm ing
anbere 2eben biniibergefegt. Nm 26. tOotete
Elm Sornabo IL Wfeni9en in Gairo, Sai=
mis-, unb fanben in8ictoria, g. g., in SoLgt
zines 8riiden3ufammen6ru9es nabe3u loo
Men19en ibren Sob. Nber bamit bat Der
Mai nod ni9t Der Opfer genug. 4m 81.
brad Die Dinbsbraut iiber ct. 2ouis, Of
st. 9ouis unb piele bena9bdrte Ortf9aften
in Mifouri unb Saiuois berein; fie Derni9=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
+ Sermtantt Wpbr.
G8biIabe1pbia 9emotrat.)

profefor 9ermann Mobr, pel9en Der
Sob in philadelphia pl0bli9 (bur9 etnen
S9laganfaa, als er beim S9a9ipiele iuB),
aus unierer Mttte genpmmen, par elmer Der
bor5iigli3ten uno populdriten 2iebercomz
p%oniiten neuerer 3eit. 9amit per6ano er
einen entbufiaftii9en 2ebreifer, Der i'm raft
los fir Nusbilbung bes 8olfsgelanges unb
5lpar nit gr0Btem @rfolg tbdtig perben
lieB.
8iele feiner i90nen 2ieber 1inb gu 8olfsz
lteoern seporben. Cine gauge Hei6e bon
&antaten bat linn ben 3u9m zines borz
5iigli9en @~omponiten audi in bieIem bDbez
rem Mufiftb1 gebru9t; ie 5ei9nen ii9 aus
our9 INSTRUMENTATION, bur9 ftaIi19e
Or6eitrirung, bur4 rei3ense @oGppartien
fonte 0ur9 padenbe, ben Situationen entz
fpre4enbe @6Dre. Die bier b~efannteite iei>
ner &antaten tit iein pretssetr0ntes @erf
Columbus.
prof. Mobr mar Elm bO9it tii9tiger 9tz
rigent, ni3t Bios fir Sdnger60rs, 1onbern
au9 fir oas Sr9e1ter. gr nurbe mebr
ols einmal b%erufen, feline eigenen &ompoz
@litionen BEL INSTRUMENTATION @dngerz
feiten gu brighten, 10 gu Milpautee, Seem
Orleans u. +. 10. Quf benz beborite6enben
Sdngerfeft bes decentralization @dngerz
bunbes, oas i'm nd9iten MOnat gu pitts=
burg itattfinbet, ioate er cine ietner &antaz
ten btrigiren.
@r nurbe Bel ieinem erten bon Berlin
aug nnternommenen 8eiu9 i'm Sabre 1886
in bieiem 2anoe bon ben beuti9en @Gngern
10 gee9rt uno 10 entbutaftiI9 ~empfanaen,
baB er fi6 entf9loB, ii3 in pbilaoelpbiu ein=
5uburgern, tpo auBeroem ii9 cine Ieiner
SO4ter nit benz 8iloerbdnblsr 6srrn 21tpe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

Iu9e bes Maiprs 8una, inn nun bic Mit=
tel gum 9erausfuuen in bic 6anb gu geben
deigen nun, nit tpet9en groben Spleen
Elm fol9es obnebin fragli9es l1nternebmer
npiellei3t" geglidt tpGre, b%speiien nur, baB
8a5aine ii3, 9ant bes umitanbes, baB Met
cine Seitung mar, in cine Sage Oeriebt bate,
bic Der Des Su6Ies in Der Safe glei9t, Der
fi6 nun gu retten bermag, tpenn er ni9t
babor 3uriidi6eut, Elm psientlt9es Sltet
Ieines 2eibes ielbit gu peritiimmeln. Uni
bas @nbe9 Sie bemiit6igenbe g~apitulation
rWdre Wfeb nt9t Seitung getpeien, IL
pdre bic Mrmee 8a3aine's, tpern audi ni9i
ii9er gerettet morDen, 10 bod in ebrenoouer
@etie erlegen." =
S6eibert fu9t u barautbun: WacWfaz
BON babe ebenlo piel Sapferfeit pie l1nsliid
auf5upeiien uno lei i9lieBli9 etnem nett
iiberlegenen Seinbe ebrenoou unterlegen;
8a5aine bugegen babe bic Waffen Dor
einem an 3abl nur iebr penig iiberlegener
8egner geitredt uno pbne bur4 @gffenz
getpalt nieoergetporfen gu iein; bic gepaltige
Setting WFeb, ert iein Magnet, lei aud
fem Grab genorben.
Nls Safe erlauben tpir uns au bemerfen,
DaB MacIfabon mad Der G%apitulation bon
Seban pa6r13einli9 BON ben Sran3oien
au9 als 8errGtber ber19rieen porben nGre,
tpenn er ni4t bas Slid gebabt bdtte, mod
por Der @aKenfredung bur9 einen S9ub
in Die ~8erldngerung Ieines Riidgrats perz
nunoet 81 perben. unb bur6 Ntebertperz
flung Der pariier Commune itellte er 1pGter
Bel alien nibt iO5ialiiii6en Sran5oien ieiz
men friegerii3en &uf p%oQitdnbig tpieoer fer.
Na9 S9eibert's 9arlegung ndre 8az
game immerbin fein @errdtber, fonbern Elm
Pfui6er geipeien.
SIS nimmt uns nur Munber, baB S9ei=
Bert bic @elegenbeit ni9t beniibt bat, Inn
AUDI cine @erglei6ung apii4en 8a5aine
unb : See an5ufteuen. Bie bdtte er ba
ben gldn5enben langpierigen 8ertbeibtz
eungstrieg Sees auf Soften 8a3aine's
berausfrei9en tOnnen uno 5par NIT
&ebt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

tete na6esu 800 Menf6enleben unb Derz
friippelte faft Die boppelte @n5abl.
6eute I9reiben mir ben 80. Mai.
Wie piele bon ben Opfern bes Mai baben
Mnfangs bes Monats geba9t, baB man am
@rdberi9miidungstag audi auf ibren Grab
6iigel 8lumen itreuen niirbe?
@abrli9, Der Meni9 1T pie bas @ras,
Nm Morgen itebt es mod aufre4t ba unb
funtelt tbaubeneBt i'm Sonnenli9te; am
Nbenb liegt es, BON Der Ssnie gemdbt, Derz
pelft auf Der 6lur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

balo in Dem S9reden Der Sabre 1913 uno
1849 fir 3ptb berbdngniBboa tperben. N1s
Der 8iirgerfrieg ausbra9, Der 3otb ielbftz
berftdnbli9 in ben Gei6en Der &aifertreuen
fano, i~ibertrug linn Der Dfterrei9ii9e Sc
neral Pu3ner bas Nmt zines faiierli9en
&ommtfars in @lifabet6ltabt. Wie &oi6
ote1e Nufgabe aufgefaBt unb erfiqt bat,
ge9t am oeutli4iten baraus 6erbor, baB i6n
Der Wfagiitrat BON @liIabetbltabt, elmer iiber=
tptegeno magDarti6en Stabt, cine 9anfz
aorei1e 'itberret4en lieB, neil er Hube, unn
Sronung dufre9t er6ulten unb bic Stapt
bpr plinoerung bepa6rt bate. 9ieies nur
auf Die 9tntan6altung BON 3iigeIlofigfeiten
nno St0rungen gert3tete, bonn MagDarenz
baB peit entfernte 8erbalten &pt6's fonnte
iebo9 ben blinbniitbtgen ma9Dari19en
@6aubinismus ni9t berbinbern, ii9 bus
ldngit geiu6te Spfer aus ben &eiben Der
DerbaBten Sa9ien beraus3u6olen. S9rie6
bod &Ofut6 na9 Der @inna6me bon Ser
.mannitdbt am II. MGr5 1849: Sd perbe
feinen Sa3fen auf Dem @ebtet Der uuz
garti9en Grone bulben, fonbern tie aus benz
2anoe iagen ober ales S9uBes, aler Srei=
betten bes @efebes berluittg erflGren unb al
ibr Sab unb @ut Iequeitriren."
Anfdngltb, als na9 Der S9la9t BON 9al7
falba Elm She'll bes @a9fenlanbes in 8em's
9Gnbe fiel unb &ot6 fi9 infplge beien auf
fetnen Pfdrrbof in Mei9en 5uriid5og, f6ieu
es, als o6 er unangefo9ten bleiben iollte.
@ls iebo3 Der gere9tere unb miloe Sem
our3 @ianpt a6gelOf tpurbe, idumte 2ebterer
teinen @ugen6lid, 8otb g%efangen nebmeH
81 laf1en unb in Elm &lauTenburger @efirgz
niB gu tperfen. Mm II. Mai 1849 perur=
tbeilte i'm bas @tanbgeri9t gum Sobe bur9
BulDer uno 8lei, neil er tpie es i'm lrz
t6eiG beiBt - itatt Der 8tbel ben SGbel
in Die 9anb genommen, NIT ge5ogener Waffs
feinoli9e id9fi9e unb palu9ii3e !9oroe1
dngefibrt babe unb nie bic iibrigen Nnz
19ulbigungen a1e lauten, bon oenen &otb
mod uuf benz &i9tplabe iagte, tie ieien nt4ts
ais Elm ~2iigengepe6e.
I'm 5 ubr gaa9mittags tpurbe Hotb auf
bic Gitabeue bes emit b%ouitdnbig oeutf9en
&lau1enburg btndufgefubrt lt11o port an t9m
bas So~besurt6eil bOl5Ogen. Seine lebten
Nugenblide gaben 10 beutli6es 3eugniB BON
feiner @eeIengrOBe, baB Der magparii@e
9auptmann, Der Die CUR @recutipn beitimmte
Gompagnie tommanbirte, erf9iittert por bic
Sront trat uno %ausrief: vSoIbaten!
2ernt BON btefem 80 a ME
man iir fem @O1t firbt!" On
bemfeIben Srte, mo &otb .gefaGen mar,
tpurbe er berf9arrt. @rft na9 einem Sabre
purbe Iein 2et4nam na9 MebtaE9 gez
6ra9t. Cine einfa4e @dule i9miidt gegenz
tpGrtig ben Plab, mo er begraben liegt, elmer
Der 8eitsn feines @oItes, beien @irten nod
6eute lebenoig lift, Elm 9elO, befen Sbaten
benz beuti@en Namen gum 8ubme gez
rei4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

o%er6eirdtbet batte. Cine anbere So9ter
tubirt gu Berlin Duff, unb i'm nG6iten
Monat poate er nebit 9attin, So9ter unb
S3piegerio bn bieIel6e bort bsiu9en, po tie
i'm 9erbit i9ren Sur us boGenben pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

-Sn 9eispOlos6eim (tm l1ntereGfaB) 5erz
it0rte Elm 8ranb AZ @ebGube. Meni9en=
leben iinb ni3t gu betlagen. 3ablrei9es
@ieb Derbrannte. &ls uria@e uirb 8ranbz
itiftung bermut6et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
FryERAL OF COLONEL ham,

The funeral Of Colonel Frank n. nm wSo WI
manager OF the Manhattan Elevated hoa"' .,ucjay,
run over and killed at Clifton Springs. Oh Va is
was he'd yesterday afternoon at his ho'ne
West Fifty-eighth-st. Colonel HAM 49, bes..
with the elevated roads made him one o, sD s,nerai
known railroad men in the country. ana '"'
was largely attended. IAN, Of tn
The body was placed in the front To- ''ars. filed
apartments, and for several hours MS n'e nee
bv 10 take farewell look at the dead ma. .,.vatsd
In he throng were many employees OF 'he '. \. many
road Of which the Colonel was manager az ~. desa
IN the line had a kindness to remember az
mans hand. .,,, Of ~
The Rev Dr. Anthony H. Evans pass. ..,v,cea
West Presbyterian Church. conducted 'ne sud'
Among those present were: George D., u,r.s.,.pa
Frank Gould. John D. Crmmins, H. II. s' ssOsa,
George b. Post. DR.. W. F.. Ewing, samuel sna IVES:
president OF the Delaware. l.ackawahSEa Sockey.
ern Railroad: Or John p. Mum; ~: q direccs
the Grand Trunk road, and the foilow p,n.sssI Ssc
~ the Mtnhattan Elevated Company: Mp S p MofY.
Joseph Eastman. Robert \; Galiawa ays many hare
SIM. and Donald Mackay. Tners ws Wei rsiativea
some floral offerings from friends ana r. the Des'
A special train viii leave the CITY on sts Q.
ware Lackawanna and western n ~ burial viii -
to-day for Dnnvlle. Penn. where 'ne '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
SIXTEEN PAGES
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

EoREIGN-It was announced by the Depart
'front.' Of State that the Spanish Government
would postpone the execution OF the PRISONERS
captured on the Competitor, pending the preseh-
tation of the views Of the United states; Geherdi
VIEWER was said to have rendered his resigna-
tion which was not accepted. - MaVroyeh
Eey. the Turkish Minister at Washington mas
been recalled An order was issued by the
Rrit,sh Admiralty for the dissolution Of the flying
SQUADRON - A force Of Indian troops Is to
he sent from Bombay for service with the Sou
dan expedition.
CONGRESS.-Both branches In session. -
Senate: The River and Harbor bill was con-
edered. the question being on the construction or
n deepsea harbor at San Pedro or Santa Monica,
Cal. House, Miscellaneous business or
minor importance was transacted
DOMESTIC.-Governor Morton signed the
Greater New-York bill. - Sheriff Tamsen
filed q reply to the supplemental charges against
him with Governor Morton. - The Connecti-
cut Society Of the Sons OF the American Revoiu-
ton met in Hartford. - Quarters FOR the col
lege crews were chosen on the banks OF the Huo-
son at Poughkeepse. - Eleven lives were
lest by a disaster to towing steamer on the
Mississippi River.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-The trial OF Mrs.
Mary Alice Almont Fleming on the charge OF
poisoning her mother. Mrs. Evelina M. Bliss. was
begun before Recorder Golf In General Sessions.
- The Collegiate Church celebrated the Tooth
anniversary Of the granting OF its charter -
H c. Bunner Editor of Puck" and Deputy
Controller Richard A. Storrs died - 1t was
learned that the Lsurada, the steamer which
left here Saturday night. put in at Montauk
Point. took on men and rifles and started for
Cuba - The Indictment against ex-Poiice
Captain J. X. Price was dismissed by Justice
Keogh on District-Attorney Fellows's motion
Stocks were dull narrow and lower.
THE Northumberland for to-day: Part
~ cloudy and cooler. The temperature yester-
day: Highest. e5 degrees; lowest. "a: average
10Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
PATHWAY MEMS FEDERATION.
cry cpr,r ORDERS TO DE CONSOLIDATED
n,,nc.s r. Y. SHUT OFT.

cry GREAT ORDERS TO BE CONSOLIDATE
DEBsS A. r. u SHUT OUT
,,,, Nov u.-At St. Louis yesterday an M
nortaut meeting OF railway EMPLOYS was cor,r,.
~, hosaouar,ers OF the Order Of Railway .o.ss.
'e y. SS,,..sarted six national orders and oro'a~
- In fact. they may be called internauO"a.
80 membership OF each includes men emp'".1
limos IN Canada and Mexico. F. r. Sarse"s, 80.
N,s,er OF the brotherhood or Loco'oo"e .c.,...
came from Peoria. III. Patrick H. Mor7sse' p,n.
nn-, m Grand Master OF the Brotherhood 0. w.
co.. rrainmen WIS there, as was also r. L. - -.
Grand Chief Conductor OF the Order Oh na" ..,.s
auctors: Grand Master Arthur, OF the r,..
80 locomotive Engineers, was TO have Dee" ~
an, but was unable to come. lie was i.p' e~,A
however as were the chief officers OF 'ne 80
,non.s linton OF North America. and the o. nv
vauro,d Telegraphers There were some Wv
nr.son, IN all. including district and lodse 'e''
tatives. s ,,e adoption
The chief result OF the convention was '"e os,s,.
as,,,,,,on N form a federal ton OF the GIN ''N.
named Such a consolidation has zee" a.m, TIA
several times heretofore but never sue. 80, rhs
present movement has no opposition " W." az
only difference Of opinion was on ."o "A An;
admitting the American Railway UNIV" ~ rsbsS
submitted the proposition inciuoeu Lug was a.
order but an amendment to strike II ou ne
r,a, Nth only two or three dissenting WIZ AVA.
officers OF the grand lodges OF the s0 .s,r,c,sa
ser,sd NJ the meeting were authorized HI" u" can.
., formulate a plan for uniting the SIX a. =, ne
eral council similar to the goverhihs 49, aop,eI
Federation Of Labor The conven"0" NV
the following resolutions ,,.,aa states
Resolved That we urge upon our Uni'. Of secur
Senators and the mP Ssore the Unite.
ing an enactment OF the Dill now osr appeal from
the unrea sonable decision Of any Eed Hg court
any Gaze OF punishment for conteWpr stors and Rep
Resolved That we call upon the Sena, 20 snppor ID
resenatiyss in the National Congress sOOortsd from
every honorable way the bill iai !ess q Repre;en
tat,ves commonly known as the ef soir manner o.
which provides for the appsa',iSSee Settlement Ss S
the p.ln'Pb. etween railroads engaged in asayor
commerce and their employees. and 10 e"'N
secure It's speedy passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
FOR S4LTATIONTSTS OF BOTH CAMPS.

When the Salvation Army began its career in
this country The Tribune did not share in the
inclination. then prevalent. to make fun of the
queer performers and their queerer perform
ances. 1t recognized their earnest desire 10 do
good and believed that they constituted an in
strument. however peculiar. for accomplishing
excellent results in quarters not likely to be
reached by the regular agencies OF the Church
and Its established evangelical efforts. Having
maintained this attitude toward them from the
outset, we feel the more at liberty to say now
that both the Salvation forces have been brought
into discredit by the recent vulgar wranges Of
their leaders. Anything more unlike the true
spirit Of Christianity than the disposition which
has been shown on both sides in the family quar-
rels Of the Booths would be hard To find among
the records OF the uncoDvercd, and the upshot
of the whole business is likely to be a convlc-
ton on the part Of many who have heretofore
supported them that the same support would
henccforth be likely TO do more good If applied
through the instrumentalites Of the various live
evangelical churches.
Meantime 1t may be hoped that the Saliva.
tionists Of both camps will be permitted TO a
certain extent TO drop out Of the newspapers and
go about their business II they can do any
good, anywhere. every right minded person will
wish them Godspeed; but their vulgar notorlety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
Nmnsfmenfs.

So>e~N~~~~~~~N~NN~~~N SN<N~S><>r~<~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ABIEYS-S-King Arthur
ACADEMY OF MUSIC--sl5-TriTby.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE TO p. m-Exhpition Oh
Garden and Greenhouse Plants
BIJOU-sl5-The Widow Jones'
BROADWAY THEATRE-S:15-E1 Captain
CARNEGIE I.YCEJ-M-7-Education Exhibit
COJJNBI'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Law OF the Land
EMPIRE rHEATRFs-s:2 O-Too Much Johnson
EDEN MUSEE-Concert.
GARDEN THEATRE-S:30-His Absent Boy.
CARRICK THEATRE-S:30-T Thoroughbred
GRAND CENTRAL PALACE-11 a. M TO 1880 p m
Electrical Exhibition.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-s-N Trovatore.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE-s:15-Marguerite.
HERALD SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heart OF
Maryland.
ROSTER & BIALS-S-Vaudevlle
METROPOLITAN OPERA Unconstitutional
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-Day and Evening
Exhibition.
OI.YMPIA-S:i5-F regoli.
PAIMER'S-s:i 5-HcrTmarn the Great
PASTOR S-l23O TO IL p m.-Naudevhle
PROCTOR'S PLEASURE PALACE-Vaudeville
STANDARD -Chimmie Fadden
l4TH STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunshine OF Para
Alley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12
THE MEN AND THE FACTS.
The names of the men are:
Frederick G.. Hughes,
ORION L. Forester.
Jacob A. Livingston.
The facts are.

The facts are.
I. Each of these men pledged himself IN VIII
ing before last November's election. substantlai-
" as follows: IL am In favor Of the resupmiS-
sion of the question of consolidation 10 lhe
voters | will oppose other legislative actioh
Ion consolidation until after resubmission.
. Each Of them violated this pledge ana voted
for the Greater NewYOrk BILL without any queS-
ton Of rcsubmission.
We thus repeat the vital points from recent
article. because we hold it public duty to see
70 II that the people of Brooklyn do not forget
e,bcr these men or these facts. We are quite
likely 10 mention them again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12

lowed TO plead guilty to the two indictments
against him On one sentence was suspended;
on the other q fine Of 500 was imposed. fine
of $500 is a mere trife to man like Parker who
has grown wealthy by the most questionable
means 1t cannot be doubted that his escape
from punishment is grave miscarriage OF JUS
tice which reflects anything but credit on those
concerned in bringing it about.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12

and sclf-seekng and chickering's, and Jeaious'es'
and family suspicious, and absurd exagserauons.
and mutual accusations Of falsehood ana ..
mean motives have done their cause an amour.
Of harm which years of the most devoted anu
unseldsh effort can hardly undo.
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covyrcr,crT MILITIA NOTES.

Waterbury. Conn.,. May r-Colonei y. E. .,,.rnoOn
commandant Of the "a Regiment this a, - Com.
panes B. c. D. and at New-Hayen a, on Of tao
evening. May 10. and inspection ana rev. Governx
same companies May ss e a dri Ma q ccrp;s
Coffin will be present. wwssks In which ~
parade takes pace. rft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12

Speculation is already busying itself with the
names Of men who may be appointed as mem
bers of the Greater New-York Commission. Nine
Of the members are TO be chosen by the Gov
ernor. The other six are named in the bill. and
are Attorney General Hancock. State Engineer
Adams. Mayors Strong, Wurster and Gleason,
and Mr. Green. the president Of the commission
which Mas passed out Of existence. Mr.. Morton
has great opportunity to do this community a
service by his action in making up the majority
of the commission. He has signed the bill in
the face Of strenuous opposition. He owes it to
the people most interested to give them the best
commission that can be formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12

An unusual number of accidents 10 bicycle
riders occurred on Sunday. But they do not
prove that riding the bicycle is ra-hazardous.
What they do show in the clearest way Is that
more room must be provided for the devotees
Of this form OF sport in our parks and streets
More asphalted streets and more bicycle paths
are an imperative necessity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12

The case Of Cornelius B. Parker, the policy
King" has recently been brought to public atten-
ton in forcible manner by the structures Of
Dr. Parkhurst on the early discharge Of the jury
before which Parker was tried. The suspicion
that there WAS something peculiar, to say the
least, about the matter will not be lessened by
uhat occurred yesterday, when Parker was al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-12

criminal trial of most uncommon interest
was begun yesterday before Recorder Gof-that
of Mrs. Fleming who is under indictment on
the charge of having poisoned her mother. Much
of the testimony will be of scientific and tech
meal nature and there will be large array OF
experts for both prosecution and defence. In
snch a case it is only natural that extreme care
should be exercised in the selection Of the jury.
and it is scarcely surprising that the result OF
the first days examination OF talesmen was the
placing of only one man in the jury-boX.