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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-11
yOvt zpRlW D0MlcI.

u ,sIebs,hs l,ejs

t"f""fH' 1"jf
Ph politieks hAlee byl W filsdsl.
q Gps. Glasgow cd tbsa Johnsobs
smrtslnt postielen. Johnson, kteft'
mu ustfelen bfI prss "a ruos, nsehAsi
a. VA vssbt Pied jsdnon volebnl
budkou ' 49, Loaisa porsnil wsfdni
polilIshf John Etean Johns kislsys
smrtslnA rsoou q rsvolssru. - Take
odjioud dochAssIi ,pfavy yi,fino.
s,ecb phi yoibAcb; eelksm j. wax
po6e, veieInteh nAsilnosti, ltirs pii
pfesi ien,.k}ch volbAcb Ietosnfoh 50
adaly, pomtfnt neps,fnt v Co
Iumbip, led sst6en byI bap,is,ioky
pastor Perry NJ. Wooden pro neza.
koni,6 b asoyhni q dan bYl pod sA
ruku tl00. Ma podobnou ob,slobu
bylo Columbus sydhno jeAtd vice
xaty kat6 -- voiks podet yysaich
sp,lkoy5ch lfadnikh We Washingto.
M rh.tsl tentokraie pfi volbhch do.
M. Me,i mini By presiden, Gle
velaod jebo soukroms tsjemnix
Thurber. - u New Yorku, N. Y,
oxpamuje Sc: Elijah Il. Glenn, ktery
pied ndkolika tfdry slayil we 100
lete narozeniny, ael v den volebni
nikolik mil p6aky volebnimu osu'
di odevxdal tam syn HAS pro po.
pokraticke kandidhty. &C. Il. Clyde,
ma jitel maleho hotelu Minneapolis
lezel nemocen ma Lodi, ale den VOL
by povstal, ably vykonal ssou obcan.
skou poyinnost. Odeyxdal syhj HAS
a sklesl mrtev k zemi.
Co fikaji Bryan a SewalIl
Pan Bryan zamysli pry po kone6.
mem po,vrzenf zprayy sve porazce
vydati provolani lidu, nema pro-
hlasf, 10 v6c dvojf meny mela by Sc
stati hlavnim pfedm6tem pfistiho
boje volebnfho. Pan Sewall vyslovil
SO o vysledku volby takto: Pffsti 4
roxy budeme pod vladou, ktera ovla-
do syndikaty, pod vlAdou zakazova.
cich rozkazd. Okolnost, 10 Bryan
dostal nejm6ne lao hlash electoral
nfcb, dokazuje piece, ze jsou zemi
poctivi lide.
Bryan McKinleymu.
| V6era xaslal William j. Bryan &
Lincoln McKinleymu do Cantonu,
o., ten,o telegram: Hon. William
Mckinley, jr., Canton, O.: Senator
Jones prave mi oznamil, ze zpravy
ohlasujf Vase zvolenf ID specham
vysloviti sve blahopfanf. Pfedlozili
sme svou otazku narodu jeho vdle
Jest rakonem. William J. Bryan.
u obOu kandidatn
presidentstvf bylo ovsem techto
dnecb 1.-Two a zejmena novinat6 SO v
obou bytech jen hemzilo. Pan Bryan
vyslovil sv6 potesenf mad vJsledkem
yolby Nebrasce, ale zdrahal SO az
do posledku projevi,i sve mfneni o
tom, jak volby dopadnou. Mckinley
xaslal We 6tvrtek vecer Mark Hanno-
vi do New Yorku odpoved ma rpra.
va xvolenf, nfz nadaenSmi slovy
zmihuje se mocnem projevu vale
celeho naroda. We 6tvrtek podniknul
Mckinley procbazku po mdste a byl
viude nadsen pozdrayovan.
Pan Hopkins mluui.
John p. Hopkins. byv. mayor mo.
| alta Chicsga a pfedseda vSboru ala
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-11
ssrA Isnrel na arase

n Minneapolis - adtlulei Osnln
.. hoi fanni byl 6edsisko Anoka
pfepaden naklsint = ddlniokt slak
dfaby Great Northern. Lapidi, Iichi
bjIn irt, napadli pa-aidry a nsifdiIi
tom, limi vtei isiieh pobrsli, sby
pod s'ratoa iiqots seskAksii = yiakp,
Iinak ie bulog shoteni. TAX pfiiIo
org . tisot n6kolik osob a ntkter6
X araru.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-11


leoi ps lak mad yfttrnvim AeKib-
lsyho. Isso nsd pork,soa Btysnovoa
pfohlsisje, ~ dan ohfseie lid
Iemosssiickt jeith Jije ie 'ksady
Ieji jaou sttny Js pottAtn Iaho
amsricky gbtan, ~ amefioAS nAfod
ukA,al, ~ doqtda mbt vlhdnouti v
mifu jsko W. vAlce.
We stfibrat.ssm lAbefe
pihnje foxlsd6uf Jsosrsl fsldm trshl
Jones byy naeen ptlsnsti viittslyI
NJ KinIeyoso, vysloyiI se ,Afoveh .
'ipslivtoh nstlsefeh, Jake diotay
bjly ma pfscaiiel dtinietyo. ITO, 60
nAa pofarilo, bylo Iednkhf sslhfch
ssmtanasatelh, ktsH ftkali syfm u
dem, ~ nemasf w stfedu gtaesli ~
DO prAca, bods u Mckinley porsien
To bsx odporu sbsyilo na4 tistcd
bIsah" std Joa siyi mA gsn Jones
slssroh nsIikou omlusu pro role
Waterloo.
D6,tra Sc tract.
Mesi pfibytkem hoye svolettho
pre.ilsnta MeKinleybo ' Cantnnu q
yelikou ,osAfoon TouawtnIa, All
rcno bylo eIeklfioke spoIeni Me
Kinley sti-knpy o phl tFett hodin6 =
poiedne 20 tlvrtek elektricky koo-
fIIk, avedl tovhfnt stroie do pobybu.
IIbed m TO xsslAn byI McKinlrymu
o tom Telegram blahoptanim. - u
pfemnoha mist OHIO dochazeji
rprAyy oteyfeui tovAren, kter6 do.
sud rahalely. - y Chicago yyjelo ma
sta obchodnich cestujiofeh gen.
lednstel drahy Chicago, Milwaukee
d 81. Paul, H,fford, mini, 10 na
10000 jich vyjede Chicag4 tento
tSden. Nekterd drAhy cbystsli Sc
k otevfenf dflen na stavbn vozu. ----
Ce.ne pol6iitelnd zpravy to pffcint
dosly take Peoria. ILL.,, Milwaukee,
kansas City, tkde bude za6ato SO
stasbou drahy Kansas City, Pitt
sburg d duff, re Santa Cruz, Cal,
tdfeyArny pracharny), Ipswick,
Mass. (pfadelny), ba i toho sttfbr
neho Colorado, k.e pocato klade-
MIN zeleznicnfch kolejf ma draze
Golden Circle.
ZIata zaplava.
Spolkove pokladny We Washiugto.
nu doaly xpravy, 10 mnohym pobod--
MIN pokladnam nabfzeny jsou velke
obncey zlata ns vgmenu "a b6zne
penize. V6ereIsiho dne upotfebitel.
nd hotovosr pokladne spolkove
obnaaela 1899 ,e76,so5 zlata zaloha
$ll4,957,l0s.
Nektere zmeny senatu.
Dnes uz je jisto, 10 Delaware bude
miti republikAnske zdkonojarstvo,
Kansas zvolf fnsionistick6ho uebo
neodvisleho senatora po Pefferovi a
kentucky asi zvolf republikana po
Blackburnovi. Pochybna 10 North
Carolina. Senat bnde sestaven tedy
asi takto: a. republikan6, 32 demo.
krath, IL neodvislfch populista, Q
pochybnf, celkem 90.
Plukovnik Breckenridge u volebniho
Osndi.
z Lexingtonu, KY, sdeluje Sc: V
den volebni plukovnik w. G. p.
breckenridge pfijel povoxem k budce
volebnf. Nakolik stfibrafsk3ch W.
rostkd stojfcfch kolem jalo Sc ma
plukovnika uli6nicky pokfikovati a
pfipomenuli mu mezi jinym spanilou
Madelinu, 8 kterou mel pan plukov-
MIX sveho casu "pomer" pax soud.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-11

Cslkem 1877
Pochybnym dosud j. Kentucky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-11
Ttlmsik laxnIeieh

Oh ! ledua sstoapi se sthtn New
Yorku pIa,nost rAkon Wilcoxhy,
ktcfy srnAi yseehna prAei kArni.
cich, TAX IL bude 1000 karanch va
statu xahAltti. Mi4to praee, ably 40
ndrasf kArsnch udrlelo, bude 40
n,hitti tdloegik, hry mic, jirda
pa kolo jio6 zhbayy, takze SO
kAranci hnedIe budou yyrovnsti se
moci um6nf vtd6ni rniyorsitnim
studenthm yelikyoh koleji bndou s
mimi moci sapasiti. Jen 10 y karnici
Pride yychovant kszdtmu lacinaji,
ned vychovani ma uniyersitd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-11-11
Lekarnickj pfirnti millonafem.

Je.li pravdou to, CD vypravuie
Antonio Segul, lekiroicky pomocnik
v Maspetb, IL. ,tedy &c vypravovatel
stane zahy vlastnfkem majetku ma
Floridd Y Gene 80. 100000. Segulav
otec byl prS pfimym potomkem
patera Antonfna Segula, ktery Sc
usadil We Floril6 asi roku 1900
stal Sc maJitelem velkych pozemkd,
kter6 zdadil Segnldy otec. Segul
pravf, 10 on jest ted jedinym d6di.
Gem. Majetek ten zalezf asi 5000
akr6 zvelebenych pozemkd. Segul
ucinil kroky k dosaaenf majetku
toho.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
MANY EXCISE CASES FOR TRIAL.
TwENTY-ONE DISPOSED or YEsTERDAY-oTLy
ONE CONVICTION.

TwENTY-ONE DISPOSED OF YEsTERpAY-oNLY
ONE CONVICTION.
There were l62 cases OF alleged violation Of th'
Liquor Tax law on the calendar yesterday for Parts
l. III and " Of the Cour, Of General Sessions. In
only Part !. however did any of these cases come
70 trial In the other parts long trials OF ether mat
tors going
IN Part there a crowd OF saloonkeepers bar
tenders, policemen and lawyers. Every foot Of
space In the courtroom occupied. and the court
officers had great difficulty in working passage
through the throng 10 take defendant before the
bar The first case called vas that o. Barbdrt
Bruckner OF No 20 Eas, Seventy-fcur,h-si, Who
was charged with selling .lger beer on sunday.
May 10 The jury acquitted her.
Another Jury sworn In. and Henry BendcF-
man was called to answer complaint tAat ne kept
a FAKE" Raines law hotel at 40 10 West-st. The
defendant swore he had sixteen rooms IN his hotel.
for which he paid an annual rental Of $50 H."
sold some beer the complaining policeman on q
SUNDAY with the laficrs breakfast. becaus" the
Nv allowed him 70 10 80 with his hotel license.
Judge COwing charged the jury, which acquitted the
defendant in less than a minute.
The case Of Maurice OCOnnor. OF No. 4D Green
wich-s: was then called. The same jury RENAME
In the box % save time a policeman said the de.
fendant violated the Excise law on SUNDAY APT!
49, OConnor denied this, and the jury acquitted
him, The trial lasted twelve miDutos.
Part adjourned twenty ex eisc cases had been
tried. Only person had been convicted He WAS
otto IIerbetz oi No T. Lewis-si. accused OF s-li-
ing beer Sunday. He Nnc! 81.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

The funeral - Martin j. $ de Garncna"' inc
yeu-knos.n ciubman. took place yesterday morning
~ :, pafrlrk's Cathedral. where a high requiem
,,.,ss as -, .ebratod by Father Francis Kelly. OK
,ho church oi the immaculate Conception assisted
az the Rev James Molloy. OF Lndlow. y y as
do,,.,n and tho Pcv Henry Van Rensselaer,. of IS;
Francis Xavier. as sub-leacon
seated near the coffin We're the family mourn'rs
who were Mr. de Garmcndia's mother, t"o sisters
.,I to-, b,others There pero two lisis ot honorary
nallbcarers Those who served at the cathedral
yyorc George J. Could. Elisha Dyer 81. Duncan
Elliott Arthur Herbert. Duncan Emmett NasnnB
,o, vhraho,,se AiphonsA Navarro Eugene Kelly
,r nrockholst Cuttng. william cutting; James
IIorrimaf Cullford Iorry. Frederic CouiorI II
i1ui. Greer Lieutenant Briigcman. Newoold I'D
gar and Andrew Miller. 49,, ,.
prominen, among th3se present a. the seryiS,es ,,
urre pau, Thcb1ud. j. f. Hale. Hugh Murray, Johh
u Crimrnins Thomas ODonohue. Henry Amy D.
r. Kelly and Frclcric COuder'. 81.
The l., IN was taken To the Grand central Sia
and ,,lacrl on a SPECIAL train To he taken 70 balU
rnor, for burial At Eo.nir Erae. The palIbearers
elected 10 serve at Rtltimor" were Howard ar
rnu sherlock swan. Arnnnh Abele 'harles How
ard Walter Pouincy. Albert SchriNoI latSs "a LEN
rirrinn Charles Bcone kcnn' dy. tromweH DouBas
Gordon and Richard McShearn
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Motion calendar for saturday June 2o-Before iacomoe
room i22 Postofrce Building. D. m.-No. !, Ma
tonnl Meter Company agt. city OF Poughkeesae; NO :
sun Printing and Publishing Company ast. Associated
Press. No 3 rattcr OF International Navigation 'onl
pany: No. T. Thomson Houston Electric company agt II
X Johns Manufacturing company; No. D. Lowell Manu-
featuring company shoan No 6. loye Manufactur-
ING Company agt Ke,eney; No = Simplex Dairy Com
nany sgt Cois; No O. Rali agt Troop No 10 Maitland
ag riaut; No H. Dninny agt. Steamboat Sam 81 l,an
N 10 -. Castro agt comyasnie Francase du Tdle-
Qraphe I- Paris New York: No IL. Maitland ast
b. Cioez Manufacturing company No II, bla'del fapef
Pencil Comrnny ner Eagle Pencil Company No 10
Maitland agt Plaut No. H. Wakelee ast Davis; No. H.
ernmyeil eet Davis No 1s. inois steel Company aSt
I<llner Manufacturing Company. No 90 Thomson Hous
ION Electric Company agt. Union Railway; No. 81 Ma
nnal starch Company agt Duryca No - George Frost
ornplny art Burger: No. 23 jackson aEt Graves; No
"a Maitland ag Paut. No. -. Ja kson agt Graves No.
26 Bruce agt. BIck.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
scoTrJicKsOy'S AccoMpLICE CONVICTED

Ncwpor KY June l9.-Afer only a few minutes
d.lileration "A Jury I'm the Campbell County Circuit
Court Yesterday afternoon adjudgsd Aohzo a
Wallng guilty Of the murder OF Pearl bryan ana
n.el his penalty at death. Walling was the most
unconcerned man in the crowded courtroom when
the verdict was rendered. He actually smiled ana
when asked II he had anything to say replied WIN
an oath. His brothers, Charles ana CHntoii prohc
down completely and wept for nearly an hour most
bitterly Colonel Washington. his attorney lmmeu,-
ately rave notice that he would ask Tor new tria
and Judge Helm granted him until July TO hle MS
motion 49,, , - >-o,,,,,-,
taIi Judge Helm ordered Walllng removed TO the
Covington Jail. and Sheriff Plummer transietrsd IRE,
him from the courtroom TO the jail without the ior-
nallty of placing him in the Newport jan. pehuiis
the preparation for his reception az CoVIhstoh,
Scott jackson, Walllngs co-defendant IN the case
who is also under death sentence. mas Deen III S1v
ington for several weeks and was glad 10 see ms
colleague In crime though he expressed regret ~
the unfortunate termination Of his trlaL
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
4 CORPORiTTON ~ TROUBLE.
ALLEGED IRREGULARITIEs IN THE NEW-YoRK
SMELLING AND REFINING COMPANY

ALLEGED IRREGU LARlTIES IN THE NEW-YoRk
sMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY
The New-Yoris Smelling ami Refining Company, at
Wes, and Jane SIS. IS IN financial difficulties. ana
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Carraher received i've at
,achrnents against the company from Charles r.
Mahoucy aggrerlting S5.592 They are In iaVor OF
The following creditors: Thomas Carmichael. $4,000
for money lent car Trus: Investment company,
5000 on TWO notes: william II. Davol si232' on three
notes POST Pomeroy. 1886 on acceptances; Amerl-
can Metal Company. s. G94. FOR merchandise. The
sheriff went the companys factory 10 make
levy and found receiver In possession OF the place.
Foster VI Voorhees, who had been appointed 10y
Chancellor McCill Of New-Jersey the company being
a New-Jersey corporation. Charles T. KimDa Is the
president.
William !. Curtis. OF the law firm OF Sullivan q
Cromwell who represents all the interests In the
COMPANY said that rreg Iar,es hal been discovered
IN the accounts and books, also shortage OF money
which. with the absence OF some OF the enlpioyes,
lead TO the suspicion that something more Will be
disclosed Experts at work on the books 10
soc how tho company stands This Is the cause Of
the rcceivership Mr.. curtis thought that the cur
rent business liabilities Of the company were about
SN' Oo In Apri. II claimed that tho company had
stock and discounts Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
TIE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

Saratoga. June l9.-Tn the Court Of Appeals to-day
the following decisions handed down:
IIanfori agt. Washington Life Insurance Com
pary: Place agt. Burlirgame- me-Order affirmed ana
Judgment absolute ordered for planth on stpula-
tons with costs.
Cannon agt. Brooklyn City Railroad Company;
Kinkade agt. Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company;
McCmskey agt National Life Association OF Hart
ford. Marshall agt Reading Fire Insurance Com
pany; Kuhne agt Observation-Disclosures affirmed.
with costs
The People agt Orr-Judgment affirmed.
In re tax on estate OF sutton; the People ex rel.
OConnor ngt. Welles: the People ex rel Donlon agt
Wurster: I'm re city OF Buffalo to acquire lands; the
Poop.e rel Flood agt Martin; the People ex rel.
Lee agt. Waring; In re Worth iiardegen agt.
Ioreck: the People ex rel. Sherwin Williams Com
pany agt. Barker-Orders affirmed, with costs.
Village OF canandaigua Appeal dismissed upon the
ground that the order Is not receivable In this
court. with costs
At noon the Court OF Appeals adjourned to Mon
day, October g. at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
MRS. CARTER Of THE STAND.
SHE TEsTIFIEs IN THE svIT OF DAVID RrLAsco
AGAINST y. x. FAIRBANK.

SHE TEsTIFIEs IN THE SUIT OF DAVID BTLAsCo
AGAINST y. x. FAIRBANK.
Mrs. Leslie Carter was on the stand yesterday In
the suit OF David Be.ssco against y. X. Fn!rbank
for s6 CC0 In Part Of the Supreme Court Mrs Car
ter testified tha; the company played to between
700 and sl2 oo6 in Chicago the opening week. When
the expenses paid there was between $500 ana
1880 remaining which was brought 10 her hy Man
ager T. y. Price. She testified tnai M Alien W.
present when Price gave her this money II said
to him" declared Mrs. Carter, "'You sec have
succeeded. Here Is the first money have made.
DID Mr.. Alien take that money"
''iIe did"
And was that the only money yo- made out If
the tour OF The Ugly Duckng?'"
That was the only mOney ! made" replied Mrs.
Garter with a sigh.
Mrs Garter admitted tnat her divorce case was de-
cided against heI.
You uere examined in supplementary proceed
ings, were you not?
Continuing. Mr.. Deming SAID: I've want 20 show
that the statements made by this wltr "ss rot
10 be taken always and at all times a. absolutely
yeracious
Are you an artistic ana financial succ-ss az an
u am a.nnancisi success; as 70 my oeing ar
tsic success said Mrs. Carter. Il VIII 'e'Fo mat
You are an artistic success" :cmaIAci NJ.
Demine. with one of his winning srief
"Qh' thank you. ROLLED Mrs. Carer with a
Mrs Carter was about 10 leave the wiiness-stand
when Mr.. Deming sprung surprise mat ei'I. 81
when ala your ten years contract. b. which Won
were 10 get 50 a week from Mr. Reasco. expire"
1T hasn'i expired yet" quietly remarked Mrs.
That's all" said Mr. Deming with ar exul'an:
smile his face. Mrs. Carter look"l soncwha'
courtroom After recess II. X. Willard recalled
and said he had no desire TO change any o' his
testimony. The counsel wiz sum up $50 Monday
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
rtTtL ACCIDENT AT ALTNiN'S.

A fatal accident occurred at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning on Altman's new annex buillng. on Eigh-
teenth-st near Sxth-ave. II Is the second tragic
death Of a workman which has happened on the
structure since IT started The man who was
killed Yesterday was Alexander Williamson, a
cutter twenty-five years Old who lived in one
hundred n nd sixty-second-st. between Amsterdam
and Columbus avcs Williamson was at work on inc
roof 4 heavy piece Of stone had Just been holsted
10 The top OF The building from the street by means
of a derrick erected on the roof Inc boom OF tne
derrick swung around ana struck Williamson IN tne
hack knocking him off the roof lie struck the
nIvemcnt on MS head. dying almost Instantly
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
MIR. BANIG4N AND THE RUBBER TRiSI

II was denied Yesterday ~ the ofhrc oi 'he 'n'ci
States Rubber Company that any friction 'xisied be-
tween the Rubber Trust and Joseph banigan' VINO
was president Of the company until the recent clec
ton Of Robert d. Evans 1t has been reported tat a'
Banigan had arranged TO purchase the saxon 'i.'''
n.ar Prevalence u I and would establish fac
tory FOR the purpose OF fighting The trust An officer
OF the United States Rubber Company IN thc pe az
sence OF President Evans, said y'stei"hE. ~
course we do not know what Mr.. Banigdn may 40,
or may not DO Up to the Prcsen, time our M
nation that Mr.. Banigan intends 10 enter upoh any
such Mr. Banigsn Is one OF the directors i M O
this company, and we have every reason 10 bcllcV"
that he Will continue IN harmonious relations WIN
this corporation
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

OF the railroad in the American Casualty Insurance
and Security Company. of which the defendant was
ner ber.
organized Baltimore in 1890 and failed in 1893 for
N.10Jt,t. Their assets We're $4,000 ~ wis all, s't
that the company had forged number 4 apple
OF roads for insurance, DIS % apparently
snow larec assets and enable ihe company to ray
d;vl lends When the company iaileC Henry u.
Isc,1er ..am +. MiglcT and Vincent Il.
SchoI.ck. nstitutinG the firm OF H'cch"r Sch,nck
& Co. were indicted There Werc scTrrI lnd: IL
iucnt- against each FOR forgery and arlnt 'a' 'y
". NiG9lry was tried and 'ae1u.i'd 4 oDupe -
months MIR. Schenck has Lot We. ben tr"l
TIE )r'y ooh three and one-haif minutes I, reach
4 verdict
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
THE POWBOAT FOX SIGHTED.

The little eighteen-foot rowboat Fox. which sailed
from New York on June g. for IIavre. in command
of two Norwegian sailors. and which WIS spoken
Thursday morning by the Hamburg American Line
steamer First Bismarck had covered about 5H
miles Of her 00-mile voyage, making average OF
forty-three miles per day The Fox then less
than halfway to tho Newfoundland Banks. being
about due east from Boston. and south Of the west
eru end of Nova Scotia.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
aPVOLD DE RIVIERE CONVICTED.

Arnold de Rlvlere. count de Hopkirk. was yes
.erdav convicted Of grand larceny before Judge itz
gerald m Part H. General SESSIONS. and was re-
manded for sentence next week The man was
chs rp,-l with stealing a gold wat ten from Leopold dc
Jorre last December in this city. Both came over
an the same steamship from Antwerp on the nrst
,rio The ury disa greed. He was also OF one time
susnecfcd Of being implicated IN the Burden da-
mond robbery, as he was at the time guest at the
yriIuS lex.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
ucTR4" IN IT'S COMPLETE FORM.

Most Of the last week has been devoted to elabor-
o,ipc "Cuha" In Pains outdoor theatre at Man
haitian Beach Rehearsals have been constant ana
the drilling OF The men has gone on WIN '"e "os'
-, - oarc and perslstency. When Cuba" was
nrs, offered to the public week ago there were
several effects unavoidably omitted All these VIII
be introduced this evening and IN addition to inc &
~ orea, hattie scene, which also was not seen VIII
Haye ns 0rst representation. II promises 70 De ,no
most attractive hing OF the kind that has been seen
in many seasons After cuba IN eIaDo'"'e u'S-
nav of fireworks will be given
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
"piDDNFSS" BLANC NlRRITD AGAIN.

T, U.as r.plricl yesterday that the "Baroness'
man, hai been married again. The bridegroom was
roe1s Vaughan Watdrs and the marriage pok
mace I'm Jersey CITY last Saturday. Readers OF
pers will have little difficulty in remembering
who the bride Is. Her father Was Captain Frederick
T. TicholSon of Philadelphia and her first husband
was Alfred B Ri,gel. Of that city Her second
husband was Baron" Frederick y Blanc There
was a divorce about four years ago. whch made
snmethlnr OF a sensation. After that she made an
attcnpf on the stage and failed.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
HENRY B. BEECHER ACQUITTED.
He WAS ACCUSED. WITH HIS BUSINESS PARTNERS
FORGERY

AT las o'clock yesterday afternoon the jury in
the trial OF Henry Barton Beecher OF the late
Henry Ward Beecher. who has been on trial for
forgery In the Criminal Branch Of the Supreme
Court, brought in verdict of acQuittal Mr..
Beecher was accordingly discharged Mr. Beecher
was charged with forging the signature OF +. ;.
Bond, vice president OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad an application for insurance
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
The Growth of Yachting.

INTEREST INCREASING AND CLUB
MEMBERSHIP GROWING ON ACCOUNT
OF AMERICAN SUCCESSES AND THE
CONSTANT IMPROVEMENTS IN DE-
SIGNING.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
Summer Rest for CIergymen.

WHERE WELI.-kNOWN NEW-YORK
MINISTER'S WILL SPEND THE
HOT SEASON. IMPROVEMENTS IN
CHURCHES
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
Mckinley in Washington.

SOME PERSONAL TRAITS OF THE
OHIO STATESMAN AS STUDIED DUR
ING HIS LIFE IN THE CAPITAL
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
Politics in Greece.

PROFESSOR BENJAMIN IDE WHEEL.
Err GIVES AN INTERESTING GLIMPSE
INTO THE INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF
THAT COUNTRY.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
The Great POughkeepSie Race.

THE TRAINING AND PROSPECTS on
THE FOUR COLLEGE CREWS WHICH
WILL ENTER THE CONTEST OF Next
WEEK.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
In Summer Storage.

THE EASY DISPOSITION MADE OF THE
JEWELS, LACES AND OTHER VALU.
ADI.E5 OF WEALTHY NEW-YORKERa
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
Some Island DeSpOtS.

MEN WHO. LIKE MENIER, HAVE BE-
PURCHASE
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
Buildings for National Banks.

THE TENDENCY TO MOVE INTO NEW
STRUCTURES WITH COMMODIOUS
ROOMS. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
nv Rpach L.

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
ny Beach ].
pl.hon ogt Hughes Archibald Maclay.
Iarker agt Williams-John Delahunty.
Matter OF Cirsch Lithographing Co.-SdAey j. Cowen.
telaher agi Nlncent--John beahunty.
BY Andrews J.
Matter OF Harrison-Phil NJ Ieakln.
Ahlhorn agt Cnsherg benjamin Yates.
Ice witt aet. DE Wrt-Edward d. O'Brien.
t;uentsche agt Guentsche-George {. Austin
BY smyh. j.
Van valzak agt. Ieon-samuei H. Ordway
By Pryor j.
Vinsroye AIT. wagner-Hamilton Odell
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Andrewa J.
r,vid r. Casey akt Joseph L. Paraga-Davd r. Casey.
Gsryon Mayer at. Moses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stisfsl
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
News and Gossip for MheeImen.

METHODS OF THE BICYCLE THIEF
AND THE BICYCLE DETECTlVE-THD
FATE OF THE OLD'"ORDINARIEs"-
ROUTES ACROSS THE HACKENSACK
MEADOWS.