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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
ARTICLE NO. ].

A. s
attentive s th be oacqurea
tia o shed
wh IL
fJloNin eachle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

home a game winner. four lengths in advance OF
AEan The second and third heats Star Pointer
landed without argument from any OF the quar-
tet. coming 10 the wire In jog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
OPENING DAY AT LATONIA.

Iatonia Ky. Oct 1.-Lstonia opened to-day FOR
,hir. y.three days meeting 10 small. attendance.
The track was very heavy from the recent rains.
The s,,rnrsc Of the DAY was Tho defeat OF T.. +. "
by GRAY Eclipse Ben Holiday won the Avondae
Stakes in n walk. Summaries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

In tho word cab" "c' mas the hard sound Of
tx" as represented by the light horizontal stroke
&C. in package" "dockage" and "cabbage" takes
tho sound of s. .
When two letters OF the same name occur 10,
pcther as the two "b's'' In cabbage they VIII
he treated as one only being sounded
THE DOT ING"
dot after a consonant will represent the very
common syllable ending ling. as:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

,v,aro ,wo consonants OF the same name occud
. Mnsls az tho TWO ps I'm "chopping and the TWO
.rss" in digging" but one Is SOUNDED an in
write only the sounded consonanis III su, ov
one of the doubled letters. BE careiui 10 o,, '
vowels and silent letters. Spell whohy y! 'o
r THIS BLANK. write name anu a'"'''
TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

CONSONANTs
Ine Following the first eight straight con-
sonants of the shorthand alphabet:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
Hotel de Lille ct d'Albion

:2,3. Rue St. HOnore. Paris.
between the Tuileries Gardens, Place vendomo
and New Opera Advantageous arrangements too
famiiie1. Beautiful Hail. Large Drawing Rooma
Electric Light 70. TsleEams. "Li!ieiosons"
Paris. HENRY ABAO3& J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02
w CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION
TWENTY PRACTICAL AND SIMPLE LESSONS IN 4 MOST
USEFUL ACCOMPLISHMENT
THE TRIBUNE's COMPLETE COURSE IN SHORTHAND.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

european ADVERTISEMENTS.
EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS viii and
the London olce The Tribune Is Fleet Street. z. c.
scrptIons for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

rporTIN(; AND PACING AT PIMLICO.
Baltimore. Oct. 1.-The talent was a. sea ,o-uAs
., p,mlico and none of the good things ma
teriazcd. Summaries:
o.,s " ,ecpAcTNG-PURsE $500 POSTPONED after
- .cdn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

Won in drive by LENGTH two lengths between sec
ond and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

i \ as in pet
b \ as in bet
T | as in tet
D | as in Diet
Oh + as in Chef
J = as in jet
II as in kct
q as in get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-02

The proposed Southern racing circuit has been
abandoned The circuit chasers will make their last
appearance in this district the Waver!y
track. Then Bald. Gardiner. Cooper and the other
fast men will 20 to Chicago 20 take part IN the in
be held twice a week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-05
Sclhilmnrn III 0ntel.

96iIuoelpbio pa, 4. sJ}dr3.
- Seq. Gbas. Smitb purOe geitern
in ieinem 3immer i'm n9otel N}ortin"
ais 2ei6e aufgsfunosn. Den Popiez
rem 3uTolge, mslhe man Den 5uIhen
Oe5 5potan entrabm, uno unter Dsncr
audi ein. pom Sabre 1892 ootirter
en9liiher PaB mar, erIheint Die
9Iut6muBung gereAtfertt9t, oaB
Smith aus Sputb &eniingtOn, 9On=
DON, 9sbijrtig 1T. Der @er7tor6ene
7tono ctpu i'm 30. 2sben5ia3re unO
hatte an per6auQenen 6reitage in DEM
6otcl 2pgi5 bs3ogen. Sin 8eDoloer
an Der Seits 0e5 blutii6erItr0mten
2sihnums srflGrte 2(Qe5. Smith bate
in ben leBtsn Ia8en benz GjenuB GEL
tiger 8etrdnte itart 9e6uIOi8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-05
Tur3c GG@c! : GCvGi6en.

- Die GoaQr,gdtion Der QniOerIi=
tat CrTorO fat Die 8eiolution, ndcb
mel6er es in 3utunft aud 6rluen &C.
Itdtt3t iein iout2, Den @raO eine5 8dtz
culoureus Der &ijnfte 5u erperbsn,
nit 215 gsg3n 40 Stimmen a5ge=
le6nt.
- Die fran30Iiid}e OeputirIentum=
mer Fat Oas i6r urterbrejteta Projett
betreffs 2eQun9 elmer unterieeiI6en
3aleqrupGanlinie 5pii6en Trantreid,
Den Ser. Staaten uno Den 9(ntiuen
an9snommen.
~ Der QonotaQs 2(bQsorOnete 0r.
jur. 8ruel, 9epd6lt fir Den ;. Osna=
brijter Oiitritt CU}sQe=S SburO, lit i'm
2llter ppn Il sSabrea geitorbsn. Gr
Q250rte, pbnphl lutheriit, ais 9Oipi=
tant Dem Centrum on.
- Sn Bremen lit Der Ntathsmoti=
fer Seelboff 9eitDrDen.
- 0as @erranhuus bat oa5 GrIu=
6sn Der StaatsannaltInaft, gu Der
itrafre6tli6en @arfolQun1 Oec
nS6aumburg= =Gippe'I62n Gdnoes3et=
tung" meqen 8eleiojgung Des 9auies
feline 3uitimmun3 gu ge6en, 0bgele6nt.
- 2(n Staua D23 pon Der QOij3a; in
Berlin oufgsl0iten 8l0lO.rein5 BADEN
Oi, So3ialiiten jebt einen @ereia nSorz
mGrts" 9egriinOet,
- Oia9erliner 0rudereibeiitsr 6u=
BEN iit berait ertlGrt, nit Den itritenz
oan8ebiilftn 3u perbanDcln. Die Stri=
fer be7.efsn auf ioforti9er 8epiligung
i5rer 6oroerunqan. Die unmittel6are
9eroulai7ung gu Dem Strife mar Die
bsabii@.tgte GiniU6rung Don SeBmd=
1hinsn.
- Dtr jeBt i'm Woa6jter untsr7uz
dungsgefGngnjB p,ilenoe 6r6r. DON
0ummeritein lit in Der bereits BEEN
Oiqten @orunt,riuhung i'm Oou5ten
lImFonge geitdnOig gepeIsn. IS haz
Ben cuber nur parbdltniBmGBig menig
,3euqan parnommen neroen nliiiien.
Die 6auptper6anolung miro aud in
TolQa ptfsn niht mabr, uls einen Sag
in 2(nIpru6 nebmen.
- Sci W}arfoorF (im 6aoiI6en
&reis Gonitan3) nurOe Der W}djOr
Siren pon e;nem giienbabn3uge iiberz
7afcea IND uuf Der Steue get0otst.
W}an rermutbat, ouB Der Gffi3ier
Se!bitmpro began9an Eat.
- 8rin3eIiin Wldrqdretbs ppn Dr.
leans, Iohter oes 6er3o9s pon Gbarz
tres, fat fid nit oem Wuior Batrice
oe Muc0a6on, einem SobDe oes perz
Itorbansn Wari6aIs, perlo6t Die
qlijdli1t &raut erblifte am 16. Oft.
1867 3u Sam Du5 2int Der Q8elt.
- 6urit 59obenlO6e BAT neueroing5
in rem qroBen, gum Rei65tan3lerpaz
las gsf0rigen 8urten eiren 6u6nerz
i!aQ errcuen laiIen. Der Rei6sfan3z
ler 6ut oas 8eourfniB, tGglt6 einiqe
ro6e Gier 5u trinfen, uno um oieIa
nirtli6 unDerfdlT4t friiA BADEN gu
t0nnsn, tperDsn jeBt in ieinem 9arten
Die 0ennen gebaltan, Die ihm ale Sage
bic friihen Gier liefern ioQsn.
- Zen StuatsietretGr Des beutz
ifen auspdrtigen 2tmts5 6r6rn.N}arz
iaaQ BON 8ie6eritein bat feline Sc
mublin, ge6. 5reiin BON uno gu Sem
mingsn, nit einem SO6ne-oem flint
ten &inoa - beI9entt.
- 2lua Der @r=StaatsIetretdr
8raT 9erbert 8i5mard Ioq neuen 8uz
terfreuDen entgegenieben. 9aro6
bsrri4t grOBe 6reuOe in 6rieOri8sz
rub.
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Ser britlid]sbcur,urliibe @rrn,freit.
Sin umfdnsrcttbeS YBcrf iibcr rie 5rase.-"taa'
Ger Dfciuuus Scs Scrfahcrs. Cir 6reeerla
&oIGd, iit GusIaue in frinem Sed)te.

2onoon, 4. Mdr3. - Die st.
Same5 8a5ette" per0ffentli6t einen
3ipet SpaIten lungen 2lus3ug iiber Die
Don Sir 5rebt. Yolod uusgedrbelts=
te ~britffh ben3uelii4e @ren5itrelt@
Gruge." Q(us Der 2(b6anDIung lit erz
iihtli6, oaB bic Seitens 6pqdnO 3ur
8erfiigung geIteuten 9otumente iiber
Die 2tngele9en6eit bis uuf Das Sabr
1542 8urijdgreifen un0 Bis 1880 ret=
6en, mann 8ene3uela ieine llnobbdn=
gigteit ertlGrte. Die tpeiteren Oar
legunqen inpolpiren Die Details un0
ndberen llmitdnDe, unter rpeiAen Die
8riten ppn ben neItinbii9en &olonlen
in 1881, 1896 unD 1903 8eiiB ergrtfs
fen, fotpie Die 8ertrdge, uuf 8runO De-
rem bieIe 9ebietsiibertragungen pollz
3ogen unO rutiff3irt purOen. 0a5
Document ent6Glt ferner Die geIammte
@orreIppnben3 uno Oiplomdtii6en
@erbunoIungen 3niiaen Den be3iigli4
8ene3uela intereiiirten &Gr0ern iett
1910 Bis 3ur 8egenndrt. Die pom
SolOnialamte erlQngte unO in Dem
Sdriftitiide nieoergelegte SSnformaz
tion lit ebenfals pon bo6em 2ynta=
rehe uno umfuBt Die IdmmttiGen Ser
Dultungsz8erihte Der berIhieDanen
8ouoerneure felt Der 2(ominiitration
oe5 Sol. 9ti6olIon in 1903. Der 8ez
riCht 5ejgt, DaB Die 6audnOer 3uerit
ppn Der &iIte 8uiana's 8eiiB ergrifz
fen unD bis 3ur WinounQ Des Oriz
noco oas Gt9entbum5re6t auf Oieiel6s
erpurben. Den eriten 9eograpbr6en
Sdrten qemGB nabm Die norOipeitlide
8ren3e ibren 2lnfangspunft bei Bari
ma Point unO qjng in i6arFem 2(nz
i6lu1e an ben 2uuf oes Srinoco Biz
81 Dem Puntte, no ijcb Der Guront nit
oemielben bsreint. 2(uf elmer anoeren
8arte, pel6e Die llebsrf6rift g2lncien
PoIte 9puunDuis Iur les 2imite5 De
BoHeiIions @8pugnole8" trGgt, perz
ben Die 8erdnOerungen Der 8ren5z2iz
MEN p:ranI6uuli6t, peI6e bic 6olge
Der 2(btretung getpiFer boQdnoji4er
8olonien an 9roBbritannien naren.
Nus anoeren 8eleQen gs6t Aeroor, ouB,
ais Die Spanier ibr critics GrI6einen
i'm GuDuni=16aIe muhten, Die 8anez
rulitduten gegen jeoes unbere6tjgte
Ginoringen in bpQGnoii6e5 5erritoz
rum GroteIt erboben. Der Den bOlz
lGnDiicben 2tr6jnen eatnpmmene 2(u8=
nei5 tit ange6G6 BON iol6' elmer
R2iGbulti9feit, oaB ndh Sir 6reot.
PoQot'5 2tnii6t oa5 9eIiBre6t Gngz
lambs ouf Ou5 in 5rage ite6enoe 2ano
faum beitritten nerDen t6nne. Cine
3uIummsniteuun9 Der 0utu6ten
oon Giplomaten ij6er Die 2lnasle9enz
beit idIieBsn Oa5 umfan9reihs 8ert
a6.
@oi6jnqton, >. g., 4. V2dr3.
- Die Wlitgtieoer Der ern1nntea Be
ne3uelu=Gommiiiipn BADEN Geute Den
2(usfU6rungen Sir 4oQofs groBe
2lufmerfIamteit gelpiomet, Oo4 ent=
bdlten iih Oieiel6en jeOsr N3einun95=
duBerung, bis Der ooQe, r0rtlids 8e=
riGt bier eingsroifen lein piro.
SO 4 ! hinqton, ,. s., /. WGy}.
- Der tisIi9e pens3usIiiHs 8eIanote
2(noraoe ertlQrt, Sir 9ouot5 2(6z
61nolunJ Iei cine Misunderstanding
birnIhplte 2lrbeit uno Die in oarielz
Ben entfdltenan Iurlaqun8en t0nntaa
lajd}t pjDerlaQt per0eu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-05
Sir R.uuIutiuu in yiiearaaua,

Ntanagua, 4. NRGr3. - Die
WeIoung, DaB Die beioan 8ebeuenz8ez
nsraIe Gsculon uno 8arquero Seoile5
in oem leBten 8efs6t BEL g}agarDte gez
fallen iinb, beitGtigt Ii3.
9as Ser. Staaten : &riegsi6iTf
nQlert" fam am 5reitag in Gorinto
an, po6in eS auf @erIangen oe5 Ser.
Staatenz8eIunoten 8ater requirirt
mar, I'm bort Die ameritaniI6en Snz
tereiIen 81 i4iiBen.
6ier pirO betannt, OaB bic Sniurz
genten in Grmartung einss fommenz
ben Ingriffe5 pur4 Die Regierungsz
Sruppen bic Staot 2eon befsItigt baz
ben. Sel6it Die 8at6ebrale pur0e CUR
8ertbeioigung eingeri4tet unO nit
9el4iiBen moHtirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-05
"a. GnngrcB.
5f Scuator Dupont FsbcrcctJtigt ?-Sc;iislid,
DER cubGuiicbcu Rciriutionsu ion eiu Gpna
fcrru;s Gcui.r crnGunt perren
Epu1

BuI6inQton, ,. G., 4. 9J}dr5.
- Der Senat na6m bsute Die GrDrtez
runq Der 6rage auf, ob Ssnator 9:nrp
q. Dupont BON 0eIapare iiBbsre6tigt
lei. Die 2lnIi6ten bsioer 9drtsien
Iino 10 qet5silte, oaB es porausIiatlih
Goden Duuern piro, e6e cine oefintz
tire GrIeoiguDJ Der 2tngslegenbeit er%
partet peroen tunn. W};tdeQ GRep.,
O~eQ.) belt gu 8unitan 9upont'5 eine
35=itiinoiga Reoe uno bate ieine Or
qumante no1 ni6t baI6loiIen, als Die
2ln9sle9en6ejt 81 fern:rer 8e5utof
tun9 uuf Den IiIA 9elest muroe. 8ez
3ijqlih oe5 Subitituts fir bic
,Goucurrent" zgeIolutionsn oes Sez
mats Uber Gu0a puroa cine Giuiz
aung niht er3ielt, ooge9:n Der 2lntra8
zines QemeinIamen GpnTeren3@Gomiz
ta's Qn9eromman. Die S2natoren
.S6erman (Rep., 81, WforQan (Gam.,
2Ua.) II. 2ooQe (Rap., N}a1D, 5dmmt=
Iih Dem Gomite fir 1u4ndrtige 4n9e=
Ieqan6siten an9eh0reno, puroen 5u
M}itqlieosrn ou5erie6en. Der Senct
oertQqte iih oann bis mor9en.
ReprGfcntartsn9ou5.
0ad 9aIIirung ms6rerer, Oer6alt=
riBmdBiq unpt6tiQsr Bids Qjng
oa5 @uu5 in YlsnarIiBung iiber uno
er0rterte bic 0a6U6rau= un0 Saldr=
2lmenoaments 3u Der 2a9i5latiDz, Gre=
tutip= uno Suiti3perpiQigun95 Dor
laae. 0ie 9erbaroIun9en rsIultirteN
in Der Gr606ung oe5 9ebolt5 fir ben
2tnnalt oes ptitIiden 9iitritt5 bon
&ennIplDQnien Don $500 uuf $4,000
uro oe5ieniQen os5 2lnpults fir ben
0itli9en 0iItritt pon W}i6jgan bon
$4,000 auf $4,000. Sin anOereS 2lm:nz
oement, Iuut nelhem e5 Dem @sneralz
2(nmult oes iepeiligan Stuates freigsz
iteut iein ioQ, 6iilf5z0iItrittsanDdlte
no6 eigspsm Grme6en 81 ernennen,
puroe anganommen. Sine 8OtI6aft
Oe8 Senats traf Elm, in pelder &eBtez
rer Ieiner MiBbiGjgung iiber oa5
6aus= =SubItitut gu Den cubaniiden
8eIolutionen 2lu5orud perlsiht uDo
I'M cine Gonfsren5 nahIuht. lin
flint ll6r fano 9ertagung Biz mor8en
Itdtt
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/ Gr;bilflof Genbrid.

Ct. 2oui5, Nto., 4. 0lGr5.-9ct.
Ridb. 8snrid, Der frii6sre Gr3biI6of
Der ct. 2ouiIer 9i05eie, iit bier beute
g}udmittag geitpr6en. arrangements
fir bic 8eeroigung iinb nod ni6t qez
troffen pprDan. 9ieieIbe piro pabr=
ideinli6 am tommenOen Spnntage
Itdttfinben.
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GrnbcnungIiif III SGIcFien.
20 Seralcute pGrIicren ibr @cbcr i'll 6pisc rer
GrplpTon ieblnscnScr 1Sctter.


8erlin, 4. mars. - Sine Gr=
ploIion ItIoaenOer Wetter fono 6eute
in Der nGlsopbo5= 3ede in 8attppiB,
Prop. S6lsIien, Itatt. p 2ei6en
IinO bisber i6on an Da5 IaqesIi4t
gef0rOert por0en, a5er tpenigItsn5
mod peitere 0unoert 6efinDau ii6,
obne oaB man 8eItimmte5 ii6er i6r
S6idIol peiB, in Der ourflsn 1ieze.
Spdter. - g}ocb 1s65 2eihnaz
me Iino aus Dem llnQiid5iGanta 81 :
oufgeboIt rporOen uno a0tjig Der lez
ben0i9 beQr1ben 0speIsnen }ino tpiez
Der i'm Stanoe, Frii6e 2uit 5u 1f5=
pFen. 80 8erqleute perben aber i'm
mer nod permiBt. On Der Ginfabrt
gum S6a6te brdngen Iio6 :)}iitter.
6rauen unO 8inoer, 2lnQebDrige Der,
8erungliidten, uno her33erreiBenoe
SammerI3enen Ipielen iib ob.
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EGQtTcuCut.

9itts6ura 8a., /. N}dr3. -
Die Gngro5 = SPirituoIen6dn0ler 6.
0oot e S05ns an 4enniDlD1niaz
2(Danus meloeten 6euts i6re 3ablunqs=
unfGbiQtsit an. Die 8erbinOlihtei=
zen batra8tn $50, 900
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Sbcaterbra,,o inn sef,,e. SabcI.
SOlmrs uluB BGngCn.
Sas Staats.Sberssridt beifdtist cas- llrthciI
frr uutercu Snifan;.

PbtIu oelp bia, 9a., 4. MGr5.
- 9as StaatszObergeri6t bat beute
8ormittag bas pom ,Oner uno Ser
miner Court" ijber ben W6roer Ser
man W. MuOget, alias 8. 8. 6plmas
perbdngte SOOesurtbsil baTtGtigt. 6plz
mes lpurDe betunntIi9 Der GrmorDung
ppn 8eni. j. 9ieBel angetlagt unD oe8
t6m 3ur Gait geIegten 9erbre6en5
f6uloiq beFunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-05
sr. g.anien,e worernl.@rpentr.on.

9 t. . Peter Surg, 4. Wfdr3. -
Sn 6olge ein,r 2(nfraQe melOet 8snez
ralmajor SpstliBtp, oer @enerolzGpuz
perneur BON SrtuBf, ouB Der 9Gnolsr
Yetar Spanppit6 SuhnareFf aus lit
Yan5f Ubsr Or. 9}anien's Rudte1r
an Den 9dnoler &u6nareff in SrfuBt
TpIgenoe5 gsItrie6en 616e: n0ir
erfabren, OaB Or. g}anIen Den y}oroz
poi erreidlt uno bort unbetunnte@& @&anD
entosdt babe uno nun 3uri6tc6re. Doz
raus ergjebt ii6, oaB ol5 arttjIGa
W}ear nurme6r arfprIht it," Ser
Gouoeyn,ur fUgt bin3u, DAB Bis jegt
teine 8eitdti8uns oieIar NuAriht porz
Iiege, DaB er abar einen 9tamtsn oa5
@erboDanst 0iitritts ang.n;sTsn
babe, no6 lit 9ansf gu gsbsn, I'm bic
Wa6r6eit Der g}a6r;bt fet5uiteGsn
uno n0t6igenfa0s Der Expedition
Qijlfe 3u leiiten.
SGcater0ranO im Seittc= Saocl.
BartS, 4. W}Gr3. - 0us bieIiqe
n n2(mbiguz3beater" lit beute in Slam
men oufge9angen. Der materieue
Yerluit betrdQt 100000 9FranCs.
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- Sm 90. 2s6ensia6re 1T geTtern
in Plpmoptb Meeting, ga, Der dltefte
4r5t bon WiontgomerpzGountD, Or.
9iram gOrion nit SpDs ab9egansen.
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&ns brm osntIdJcn NcidJstage.

Guscu Rid,ter unr Gle Sufcrprdmien GprIaae.
8erlin, 4. W}Gr3. - Der 9lntruq,
Die 8eratbung Oer3uderprGmien z8or=
Iage lpieoer auf3unebmen, itieB in Der
beutiqen Sibung oes Rei6stage5 auF
ener9iI9en WiosrItdno. Sobdl0 Der
9lntrug geitellt lporoen, fpranQ Guqen
Rihter auf uno be6uuptete, paB teine
befhluBfdbige Majoritdt dnipeienD lei.
Gbe er nod 5eine 3eOe beenoet bate,
itromten anDere M}itglieoer mai1en6uFt
Elm, 10 Dap cine Wujoritdt porbunoan
gepeien ndre, msnn Der i4laue Gugen
ni6t bic So5iuliiten, GSreiIinnigen uno
Die Wtitglieoar Der 9oltspartsi our6
feline lleberrebungsfunite perunlaBt
bate, pds 6aus 5u DerlaHen, um Elm
3uItanoetpmmen hes QuDrum3 gu
perbuten. 2lls Der Rumensaufruf err
folgte, antrpprteten nur 165 NlitgIiez
Der. Die He6te CAB in luuten 2(usz
rufen ibren unlpillen iiber Die 9Dr=
qGn9e tuno, aber Die 8orlage muBte
bis auf Weiteres 5uriidgelegt perOen.
6 8 lpur elm periu9t ter 8 II It.
mprD.
Die, lpie Qemeloet, in Riroorf aufgez
funoene 2ei6e lit ais bic Der unperbeiz
rutbeten 20 Sabre alien &lara Sale
ioentiFi5irt porben. Die 2ei8e funb
man in einem Wieiengraben, lie mar
nur nit Dem 6emoe uno Goriet be-
tleibet. Die 2eiaeni9au bat ergeben,
baB bas Wldo6en ermorbet ipprben lit.
Gs bat iid I'M einen berIu6ten 2uits
morb gebonbelt. Der betr. S9urfe
bat feline 2tbiibt aber ni9t errei9t.
9as Mdo6en mar uusgegangen, I'm
iib cine Steaunq gu iu6en. sSnSipiz
I9en fat Die 8oli8ei idon me6rere bes
Morbes beroG4tiqe Peripnen in 9aft
genommen, parunter einen S9lo6sr,
Honlens gorbel.
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Stemart's, Sir. PHI, DARK, ,aue.

Sp,1ieI: Gufm,r.iomf,it iuirb ouf IN Stanuus ae'
9,b;ge tfeToe ocrUGEet 1a5 SulteEtaH5 ~ con
ocm StGlt oHTt clne SraHomaucI gttSsHHf.
Stefuart &c Wfcipcn, 2sltenbeIctter,
Rr Eli BarF.Ape. una 9ir. 333 W1eDRebsuffr.
Stlt359H 1l29. lJaH2ls s1j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-05
o eI0 Ite SCI ieIn.

&ein SnqueIt. TT Coroner 6.
Seer erfldrte ge1tern na6 eingc6enoer
llnteriu4ung einen Snqueit ii6er ben
gei6nam BON 6rau GliIe 8afel, !pelz
DIE am Montag toot i'm g3bree 9uns=
9otsl" an Der 0eIt=9ruttTtraBe auTz
geFun0en DurOe, fir unn0t6iq. IS
puroe Elm 8an16u6 i'm 8ertbe pon
$500 in Dem Softer Der 3ooten gcz
Tunoen.
2et6enfuno.- - Der 8oli}iIt
5SOrreIt pom noropeItli6cn DiItrttte
fanD geItern W}orgen an Der D}onroe=
StraBe, naAe GafaDettez2 z2lDenue, sinen
in &umpen eingepidelten &inoerleit)z
nam. 0as &inD mo6te ungefd6r
3pei 8O6en alt gepeien Iein. So
roner Seer, psI6er ben Goldman Be-
ii4ti8te, era6tete einen SnqueIt fir
unn0tbig.
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95aopnO'8 9EenoD 8cI5cj
ruttrt ttt?o DerDEuGert
Walaria autrD III ie;,!et' UerIGjeOencn
Tcrmeu Eurirt uu0 pcrDtuocrt.

Gs Qibt t,in Sumitttl in Der Quui,u 9gtt. pe,s
de- 5lsbtr IND shl.tdiyDt, iciUls al; auo'stu
m1l1rIuayrIscu btlIolen uu0 GnoeTcr Ge5u fH
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isrs crttsa,l. gs 1T Gin BeHsres 5tlmHlaum;t;e
Trrs So Gtuts ole Tlai5:. @cgIaufr ron Apes
.Ecttuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-03-05
e. EIII>,TIll<

Gn.rI:i 1915 erc5, 5tmsT,tu Der nit Tb,aH
r,otismus bt5af;tt @c.taq,ygs 9noaltOc, RrtiD9'I.
gtzssi;, an 3;uE-lsts lttosnos Oprr ron Rrdn'5st'
ten is:rmauu:c eu5 ausju'ie5tn bat,
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5eE
NQttonal sSalt Serei1G

Der GtaOt Baltimore.
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Ser 9eutide Gorreipcaoent,

Gdaltd, frot'enfi;t grs gonnt1es,
y. Rainc, Giscuihdrter uno 9scSnstenr
(S'a*3oiscr uoI s. Sfoine).
Glhp,es2uc Saltiwcrcs Straec uro 3oitzSfTcszIrc.
4res oestaaIid,cn gSIntfes, bu1dl Erdeer tcior9t.
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so pro Sagr, nan trgeHo ejHcm Sr;e ecs SE1aF.
ner, 81 rad SurepG. SrnHtn @ 6 =9IuS Gnbe 81
prc SiGhr.-Sas bette uno bini site ecutidlc Statt
IN ceH ltliteis uro Suoi.datcE.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

chair Whether 1t Is illegal for a witness to
talk after he has left the presence of the
twenty-three gentlemen was not therefore
considered by the witnesses. Their mouths
We're closed when they left the room, and
nothing would induce them to talk.
Thus the work goes along. II leak IS
discovered, it is Immediately closed up, and
the efforts to assure secrecy are much more
manifest than when the ordinary grand jury
is in session. Every reporter is eyed with
suspicion, and if he is found talking to a
the witness in question always receives some
whispered instructions from some one in
connection with the county attorneys office.
From o'clock, the hour of the commence
ment of the afternoon session, until $780, no
witnesses were called into the jury room.
There was evidently something on which de-
manded much discussion and the witnesses
who had been so hurriedly summoned waited
IN patience in the county attorneys ONCE:
AT $3.50 Attorney S. X. Childs announced
that no witnesses would be examined during
the afternoon, and everyone, therefore, left,
with the exception of the newspaper men,
who were prepared to pick UP anything that
might accidentally drop
1t was supposed that an adjournment
would be taken until Monday morning after
Mr. Childs had announced that no more wit
nesses would be examined, but this was not
correct The jury still hung out, and until
shortly after o'clock kept themselves busy
at something
About o'clockJudge Pond, whose chambers
are on the same floor as the grand jury room
stepped out of the elevator, and his presence
created no end of excitement The impress
sion was that he had been sent for, and that
the jury was about to report. Every move
ment on the part of the judge or the county
attorney was watched and it was with con-
siderable relief that Judge Pond was seen to
leave his chambers and proceed to the ele-
vator, evidently with the intention Of leav-
ing the building.
Before leaving however he called out the
assistant county attorney and asked him if he
would be wanted this afternoon during the
afternoon session.
Not today. judge, thanks" said Mr.. Peter
son, and all chances of an indictment being
returned had flown.
This ended all interest in the movement of
the jury for the time being to those who
were not compelled to be there. Capt. John
West. the man who keeps outsiders from
eavesdropping about the door of the jury
room, and a few reporters, patiently waited
about the doorway until shortly after
o'clock, when adjournment was taken until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.