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Gen. WEYLER IN SPAIN
The Butcher of Cubans Is Cheered
in Barcelona.
HE OUTLINES A POLICY
Was Always q Protectionist and Is Re-
solved to Defend the Cause of Ma
tional lProduction-HisD Declar-
ations Are Approved

Barcelona, Nov. 2s.-General Meyler
arrived here this morning on board the
steamer Montserrat from Havana. The
general landed beneath the Columbus
monument at 10 o'clock a. n., and was
acclaimed by about 2e.oo0 people. In
order To escape the manifestation the
general was driven To the house of
Deputy Saladrigas. where. however. he
was forced 10 appear upon the balcony
and was applauded by the crowds that
gathered about the house.
After the crowd about Deputy Salad
rigas house had cheercd General wey-
Ter until he appeared on the balcony.
the former commander OF the Spanish
forces In Cuba. cried; Long live the
king. Spanish Cuba and national labor"
Addressing an industrial deputalion
which waited upon him later, General
Weyler said he had always been a pro-
tectionist, and was resolved 10 defend
the cause OF the national production.
Continuing, Weyler remarked: Il have
never been a politician, but | am SIM
ply a Spanish soldier. During my stay
In Cuba did my utmost To improve the
lot Of the soldiers. and now I shall de-
vote myself To improving the lot of the
workingmen."
In a subsequent speech he accused
the United States of desiring Ia seize
Cuban commerce by hunting Spani-
ards, who would die of starvation" lie
declared, amid applause. that he would
never cease To defend Spanish inter-
ests In the Antilles" General Weyler S
declarations were generally approved
here.
During the day General Weyler had
a long conference with the captain gen.
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reasons?" was the next query If the
court.
Members of the guard asked me-
replied Hammond, "and | told them I
thought ! ought 10 be tried for ihe Inst
uffense beforc ] WAS tried for the s"c-
und The first oftcnse Was that NJ
having my barracks at Plattsburg, y.
". without leave"
1T has been sald that while YOU were
being dragged an order FOR Goubl" time
was given. l. that truc2" asked Coi0-
mel Hunter.
"Ycs. sir" said Hammond. cap
tain Lowering told the men 10 double
time but they were unable to comply
with the order"
The witness was then given to Attor-
ney Blair f.r cross-c XamlnRtion.
'Y0u had hcen working from the
time you reported az thls post. on Sept.
% up TO oct. g." said the attorney.
Now, why was II that you changed
your mind about work about the latter
date"
II had been waiting for trial, and 7
thought II was about lime ! had it,
said llrmm1ua.
Tho attorney thcn cndeavorcd to
bring out The alleged fact that Ham
mond Joined the army to escape aft'.t
Tor shooting a man In MichiIap. but
the witness r irs"d la answer np que
tlon. Tho attorney also cndeDvogvd Go
ascertain the different points visited by
Hammond after he tn the barracks at
Plattsburg. y. g.. Tho witu,rs refused
to answer thr-s questions. Fdy ing !
came herr aud gave myself up before
the end of 20 days. that is enough.
"you say you we're stabbed siN
tlmpsg" WAS the attorneys next rD-
mark "Vrr, those stlbs merr lia
scratchss or ar you SCARED Tor liiHt'
II viii Igtr tap marks To- my grave
replied Hammond.
Tn. attorney expressed y desire io 5
tn. scirs and Hammond bar0j hif
limbs nrd exhibited four marks -tNu
on Zach ia.-h-il the court Quo "f t.s
uihnrs vsH r ME rght hand and au-
other on tis shoulder
prfyar- Ssyltr WIS callcd and toll
of h,luIur I. drag the pri-ouer. Atsr
thr uI... H,.aI Ind goa. lN0 yards he
| said. tIy bfl been commanded 'p
/ march u r'|' time. and thai ih'
ufis,,'., ..,. covered win dust and b.a
| riotb, rrr# aUsn the summary court
/ "pl ,ul tnrk there was any other
way Iu uh.l hammond could have
/ G'ao t,t.ll .n' c3urtg' was asked by
the judgo as lie.
,,y.- .I We witness. "thcrr was
a r4trt. aHl think this could easily
/ b,v.' l..0 drafted into serylcr."
nrirah..r Gsnr-nl Wade then asked
! n m. a.fr.- had eyer secn prisoner
| taken t., ,adl n - cart.
oNu- -ryIar answered. obey ,r.
/ no, psr-Ir 1l'r go kind as that
] H.. .ua- jh.l s,eusni and Lieutenant
/ Andrew ia' lr,s9n oiiirer. Was eallyd.
! uIs ,,Ilra. was not important,
Tho prosecution has but uu- Wup
] ysItp.-- u aIi Pest surgeon lappiu.
cutt. 1ga U'-n %" att9rucys f1r tAr
/ d.rcn.s m H. wen pr'r"a 1'. fll-
! talu L.f'H- 'Al'e'sa 'y ah. ih'
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PREMIER SAGASTA FIRM.
The Cabinet win Not Modify It's Plan Of
Cuban Autonomy.

Madrid. Nov. 2S.-Premier Sagasta.
replying to-day To Catalan deputa-
lion. formally declared that the govern
ment Of Spain could In no way modify
it's programme Of autonomy for Cuba.
Continuing. the premier expressed the
hope that the Cuban assembly would
elect a commission which would co.
operate with a Spanish commission In
determining the commercial relations
between Cuba and Spain. by consult
ing their mutual interests. This Is in
terpreted as meaning that the cabinet
viii adopt the scheme of Senor Moret.
the minister for the colonies. who. as
cabled to the associated press yester-
day. announced to "A Catalan delegation
that he had fully considered the gem
eral interests Of the colonies aud WAS
convinced that his policy alone would
lead to n peaceful solution.
The cabinet in council has approved
the article i'm the autonomy scheme Civ
ing Cubans control OF the customs. Its
terms will not lie published until II
has received the sanction of the queen
regent.
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He WAS NOT CONFUSED
Private Hammond Held His Own
With the Attorneys.
GAVE DAMAGING EVIDENCE
A Sharp Gross Examination Did Not
Trip Him Up - He showed the
Wounds CAUSED By Lover
ing's Brutal PrCddlng.


Chicago. Nov. 23.-Private Charles
Hammond was the princ,pal witness ln
an. .,,,,. ring count martial to.Iav ana
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i"s ms own """ "a. "'''i "ess M"' "ie
aeting Tor capi"lh lspN'tilS' iic baN"
damaging evidence against Lowering,
and could not be made to contradict
himself ON the stand. nor was hc AT any
,ime confused bv The snarn cruss-ex-
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Considerable Anxiety Over th" tisap-
pcarance Of Well Known Comedian
and lturiesaue Artist.

Special Dispatch Ia th. Standard.
Chicago, Nov. 23-William Mcknight.
better known as "liilly Mack" the romc-
dian, has been missing since sunday and
as he Is temporarily deranged - the re-
suit Of illness. considerable anxiety IS
entertained as To his safety.
McNaught Is about 80 years old. and is
well known In the theatrical profession
as a comedian and burl, squc artist. lie
has been in Chicago for some time, hay-
ing been forccd la retire from The man
ngcmcnt of "A theater at Butte. Mont. as
the result OF "A cancer that has affected
his brain He made his home AT ~, Marsh
field avenue.
Sunday hS went down town on business
and has not been since seen. This al
tcrnoon George J. Haberer of the nrm OF
Haberer A. belfosse, "A brothcr-in-law of
the missing man. again called the police s
attention 10 the matter and furnished a
description Of the missing man, whcn
was sent 10 every station in Chicago.
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PROMISES A SENSATION.
Akcrica q. Barr Applies Tor u Divorce In
Lewis aud Clarke Courts.

Special Dispatch io the Standard.
lirlcna, Nov 2s.-Menzo y, Parr. for
meriy Of this city. who Is supposed to bc
in Butte IL defendant in divorce suit
nl.d here by his wifr. Azrrlea g Barr. to
whom hc was married only year ago
next month. Tho plalntlH charges him
with cruelty and drs"rtinn. ana specifies
April and May Of tins year as the times
WHEN the former chlrg,s wcrr made man
if,st She alleges that In April the de-
fcudant chased her with a razor and
that in MAY he again threatened her.
Barr. through his cuunssl d"murrcd tp
No" complaint buf Judge Smith to-day
uvorTulrd thr dHiuufr,r and gave him
- hours IN " hitch "a answer. n the ease
com's TO Trial IL promises to be sensa-
uuuHl
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AN INSANE MAN.
Watched d, captain" aud Crew ON n Trip
Around cape Horn.

San Frnnrlsro. Nov. 23-Jamcs Blair.
third mate Of tine English ship kclburn.
WAS examined before JBdg" Iielch.r to-
dry by th" insanity commissioners and
sent 10 the asylum. Tn, kelburn arrived
lat sunduy from Swansea. and during
the lnst three months OF her voyage the
Uihy'r. aud rrrw worc rendered uneasy
owing 10 the violent conduct uf Iilaif.
v1u l"st hlT reason whlic the y"sscl Was
rounding cape Horn.
captain Jou's detailed men day and
nlght to watch IA" insunr man and wh,n
Do, rHcan" very violent bc WAS placed in
% strlight Jacket. To-day De was con-
Nsy'd 80 tho city receiving hospital, ard
wb,u plartd In "a padded roll hc took on
h. civlh's aud b,ut The waits with has
tets
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Tie q. an American Citizen.

Cincinnati. Nov. 9.-Applicatlon has
been made 10 III" probate court fur the
naturalization papers of J, G.. dc Pcralili.
under sentence Of death In Havana FER
alta WAS captured with numbsr of Ca
ban insurgents near Havana three " els
ago, Tho cubans were shot. but Pefaltd
WAS given until Dec ~ prove bis c'tl-
zenship IN the United Status. lis pIIcrs
were destroyed In the court house fire.
but there Is ample 'yiG.i.o to 'nHhl '
the court to send to Secretary SherIruu
proof Of his citizenship. II * sold F'S1ltI
has heavy claim against The Span!sh
government for property destroyed To
cuba.
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she COULDN'T TELL Why.
The widow of Commodore Eusld 4. .. y.
Arrsigned In Court for Theft.

New York. Nov. .a.-t.meline ". Rudd.
widow of Commodore John III. Rudd. L.
s n, was arraigned In court at New
Brighton. ;. T.. to-day Ia answer to the
accusation OF stealing 4 quantity OF jew
clry from "a house in which she had
boarded recently. Mrs. Rndd admitted
that she had taken the property but could
not tell why she had done 80. She said she
would make good the value OF the prop
erty taken II the complaint was with
drawn. She was committed for further
examination tomorrow. Mrs. Rudd q
about ~ years of age and dresses well.
naval officers.
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QUICK WlTTE0 ENGINEER.
a Bold Attempt To Hoid Up Vest
Bound Passenger Train Yelled by
the Man at the Ihrottle.

Dublin. Texas. Nov. S-An attempt
VAS made tn roo wesibouna passengrr
train on the Kio GraBde railroad al .
o'ciock this morning about three miles
wsst oi Dublin. A che train iounded a
rurk" appioa, hing deep sul the engineer
observed q pilc ~ r,cks on the track u
tho middle af the cut. he reversed his en-
ginr stopped the train with Jolt aud al
fnust Instantly had his train in motion
ag~iu. har king toward this place. Thc en-
ginr'rs action Nas so quick thai the rob-
bcrs w"r- unable 10 board the train. but
80 u backed out of their trap they OPEN
I'D nrr upon the engineer, The eng .neer
and fireman rrouched behind the boil,r
ia avoid thr bullets. There w.re four rof-
b'fs, and they were not masked. When
officers had reached the scene the rob-
bers had disappeared. The passengers on
the train rewarded The engineer with a
liberal purse.
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ST. ClAlR'S RECORD.
10. Il Supposed Ia Ne the Man Who Rob-
bed the M.iser Posiossicc.

Special Dispatch 10 tho STANDARD.
l,oiS,'. Idaho, Nov ss.-Il q. -. Clair,
the man who is sentenced Ia hang In
January for the murder OF John Decker.
seems Ia have been pursuing u criminal
rarcer tor "A long time. The United States
authorities have evidence which con-
Nincos ihcm ho Is the man who robhcd
thu WciSor postoiiice a few years ago. ST.
clair, when In that vicinity, approached
q number Of people "ndeavoring Ia induce
Them Ia cngag. With him Ia the manufac-
tur" Of counterfeit money. Ills advances
were spurn'd and he lett, hut II Is now
believed he inauguratcd tho extensive
countcrfcitng operations that were 40
long and ~ successfully conducted ia
this state
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ON THE RACE TRACK.


Lexington. Ky, Nov. a. Results: Nine
siNtoenths OF "a mllc-Nirginla u. won.
Oriental NJ. second, Picayune third, time.
.lsis. Selling. seycn-.ighths of mile
Albert Val. won, Masterpiece second.
Trlmuda ihird Time. l5o. Selling. mile
and 20 yards-Threc Bars won. Lakcyicw
Palace second what Next third. time.
l:is's. Fix furlongs-Turtle Dove won
Belle Eramblc second. The Islector third {.
Time. l.l5. Selling. flve furlougs
won. Ada Russell second Dccapod third /:
time, lgus
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terviews IN New York while on his way
from Spain Via that city, are producing
displeasurc among the followers Of the
marquis here. particularly his remarks 10
the effect that General Neyler did not =
serve the abuse or criticism he has Ic-
ccived etc.
Such allegations coming from conser-
Vative leader who il credited with having
brought abou; the recall oi General Mey-
icr from Cuba. are resented and class'd
as being on a par with the uti,rnnccs
and behavior of those who are taking part
In the demonstrations In honor nf the for
mcr captain general OF this island. As a
result, II is believed that AN open rup-
turc between the CONSERVATIVES aud the
nlarauis will follow his return here.
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EXTENSIVE PLANS.
A Company of Colorado Men viii Ex.
piore and settle on the Copper River.

Denver Nov. 23.-The first company az
Colorado mon who will explore ana settle
the Copper river country In Alaska III
articles Of Incorporation to-day. The
name Of the company Is the Copper River.
Alaska, Gold Mining and Improvement
company, and the incorporators are Ed-
ward J. Parsons, =. N. tigg ana Oilanao
J. ilosford. Unlimited capital. which
Eastern people have put up. Is said to he
hack of the Incorporation. In the papers
the objects OF the company are stated as
the exploration and development of gold
and silver mines and placer claims along
the Copper river. mining for lead copper,
coal and iron; the building of reduction
plants and concentration works. the con-
struction of railways, gas and electric
plants. street railways etc. II Is UNDER
stood that the company has a force of
prospectors and advance men on the
ground and will send large delegai on
of miners and workm.n IN the spring
10 carry out the various plans outlined.
The capitalization is sloo.yo9.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

guns, which were sent 10 subdue the
slave trndlng prinrs 81 idau lnnded 20
Etoho Noy. u. and mhTChsd difect ~ the
prime, = stronghold. TIE latter was de-
Tended by Np guns and l0p fines There
WAS u hot snsagcEisIst, The tt0ussas
charged So th" rirht-fuot wall sur
rounding the place and completely routed
the offenders. The prince Ned 10 the bush.
The town WAS burned aud evacuated Nov.
- The enemy ips' heavily The Iritish
fore. had two men Killed and - wounded.
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KILLED NEAR BuTIe.


A'l'A-~f A'fFlH-A'i - Afhh FANH'~st.
1t. Paul. Nov. 23-Thc case OF Mary II.
hlshnn. as administratriN uf the estate
of Patrick ". Hishon. deceased. against
Mlli A. Ice. is on tri.A In Judge Kelly S
court. Tho plaintiff. the widow. demands
damages iu the sum of $1,000 for the
death uf hrr husband. who was killed in
January last near Butte, Mont, while
working ar "A laboror Tor thc defendant,
"a hridg, contractor. hlshon aud Two 9th
ur men Mcrc ON a trcstlc and a car with
a derrick and hoist had brrn pushed out
on the some tr'stlc Tor hoisi4ng heavy
timh'rs. ThF plaiutid alleges that the car
with the derrick had n"t hcru pushed FAR
enough ahead un the trcstlc - that m
hoistinr the plank- aud iimhcrs we've
swung in towards the ear ana. catching
ln thr crusspirccs. tore th"m up, - that
ilishou lpil down ~ feet ana Was Instant
h Killed. A wooden model of the tr'sile
and apparatus Is In court as an exhibit.
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a. Oakland.

San Francisco. Nov 3-Weathcr nj
Oakland clear. track heavy, Results; Six
fUrlongs-Swcrt William won. Lucky star
SECOND Alma tnlrd. time. l.IGi4. Mile and
an oiphth-Fort Augustus won. Mulberry
second. Don Daniel third. time. 20lh..
Five aud half furlongs-Dr Sharp won.
Marplot second sybaris third, time ioeis.
Six furlongs Colonel Dan Won. spuuwell
second Bonnie Lone third; time. l!i6. Mile
and u punri'r-Llttlc rrlppl. won. Palo-
macitA s,rond. Don Clarencio third: time,
g:la Six furlongs Moniallade won IA
mar H. SECOND. Lode Star third, time,
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EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN
THEY HAVE PROVEN AS EFFICIENT
AS MEN IN THE PosToFFICE.
Any Branch OF the seryice-rhere
i M Disc scrimination.

Washington. Nov. gL-First Assistant
Postmaster General Heath has transmits
ted to the postal administration OF tho
German government through second A.
sistant Shallcuh'rger. comprehensive
report on thc employment of women Ia
the government service. He states that
there are 1lots poStofflccs IN the United
States. az each of which there are sew
"ral omploye- who may lawfully be- eth
Vr mon cor women Postmasters at third
and fourth class offices select their own
employees without consulting the depart-
ment and IL is accordingly impossible to
give The eNact number of women EN-
ployed In the postal service.
Th'nc are. however 100 women post
masters and perhaps 0O9 women to
whom the oath of office has been admm-
istervd to qualify them to assist in con-
ducting the business OF the postoltce.
There are i67 women employed In the
postoilice department proper Women. the
report says, are employed In all branch,
OF the postal service except as letter ear
riers, clerks In the railway mail service
and postoiiice inspectors. They are NOT
dehdrred by rule or regulation from en-
tering any branch OF the service. In fact.
there are postofiices in the United States
at which there are none but women cu-
ployed. The same salary Il paid them as
To men Tor the same character of work.
IN the nostofiice department the salaries
now paid % women vary from so Ia
slNo per aunum, according to the scrNicc
performed though there Is no rule To
prevent thcm from receiving more than
that. aud ~ pOstmas'ers or assistants
they sone times receive much larger SAL
8rivs. some ~ the mosf faithful and et-
hcirnt employees Ia che postal service are
women.
Tho conclusion of the department. IL
that altogether the service OF women
has proved almost II not equally, as
satisfactory as that of men. The report
is hasfd uu "a request irqm the German
government as ~ what has been tbs
seucrl experience u the government
with women employees
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A REPUBLICAN, ELECTED.
Bai the Rrpabii"an Plurality Was Almost
Wiped Oui.

Chicago. Nov 2s-An election was held
to-day IN the Sixth congressional district
10 an the uncNpir,d term OF the late w.
:. Cook. There were four candidates in
the field. n. :. Boutclle. republican. v. ~.
Perkins democrat. q. A. Langlrcn. pop
ulist. and 4. a. David prohibitionist. The
coniest WAS wagrd squarcly on the lines
of the presidential election last fall the
money question being almost the only
OH, discussed by the candidates.
llvnry s. B0utcllc. tn" republican cam
didnte. was elected over Vincent ~. Per-
kins. his democratic competitor. by 81
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AN EkBeZZlER.
Nskean Robs MS Employers Of oio. go.
spcni "a on H. Mile.

Portland. ore. Nov. 2i.-WiIiam \. No
kean. bookkc.ptr for the Crane company
n Nos. u and " Front street. was ar
rested to-day for the cmbezzlement OF
Slo,eo al the company's funds. Mexican
admitted his quit to his employers. and
II Is understood he will plead guilty to
the Indictment before the grand jury. lie
has been In the employ of the company
Tor about three years and as far as can
he learned he never gambled or drank.
According to his own statement he spent
the money for personal and household
expenses and for his wife. Mexican came
here from san Francisco about five years
auo
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lie Died suddenly.


Special Dispatch 10 th. Standard
Billings Nov. 3.-John Quinn. who has
been working as blacksmith ON the gov
ornmcnt irrigation ditch ou the CROW res
"rN alton. died very suddenly lt the couu-
~ hospital this evening. to which place he
bad hr,u taken about two hours prr-
Yously whilr suffrfiug apparently from
alcoholism lir had hr,u IN town about "A
week lnd had been drinking freely liis
Death Was due t0 hear, disease. lie WAS
apparently about ~ Nvtfs old
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Died from IN Inimrie..

Special Dispatch 70 the standard
poca'oliu, Idaho. Nov. AT D0wncy.
a small settlement south ~ this city \.
y. R!chardson. well-known ranchcr
i'n from his wagon and was 80 badly
injured that hc died within = hours. 10
was about Ia get down 10 pick NJ fallrn
package and his foot Slipped ou the VIII, Il
ard h. fcll.
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Anln.rrnrn of nnininn.

Madrid. Nov. 23-The ImptrclUi to-dny
strongly opposes the granting of iDrir
autonomy Ia Cuba. de- laflng that unless
Spanish products arc admitted 10 that
island on preferential tcruns. oCraphical
conditions VIII compel thD peninsula 10
renounoc the Cuban mAtkoi
El Liberal strongly supports the prop"-
sition To- give cuba an autonomous tariG
and publishes documents I naiNg to show
Tint al the Cuhuus r'ou M, spanish
colonists, dcsira autonomy
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For Relief of the Peasants.

Havana. Nov. 23-Marshal Blanca. the
captain general Of Cuba. has been author
lied by the government To sign crvuit
of slll0.eS 10 b. devoted 10 the Immediate
relief OF the suffering peasants who hay"
been gathered in the vicinity of the towns
occupied by the Spanish troops.
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Berlin Nov Ei-Thv opening session OF
lh. e,nsil synod nf Prussia Was held
lr frl- ,liv To-day. The meeting Will ~
t.ud ut,f fortnight The synod v dis-
,H-- sWHrI other thugs. the question
of rh, employment IN universities oi llb-
.,rN 'hsulnEtur, purposes 20 protest
aIliust dB,nar nd VIII urge the enforce
WlW of sfrst'r observation ot the
SfDIltI.
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TH0Rh'S SECOND TRIAL.
The Testimony Given Was Practically the
same ms at the First Trial.

New York. Nov. SIN a little more
than an hour this morning three addition
al jurors for the trial of Martin Thorn.
the alleged assassin of william Guldcn-
suppe. were secured In the crimln.
branch Of the supreme court of Queen $
county. This made 10 jurors chosen The
testimony of several witnesses examined 4
this afternoon related solely Ia the lind
ing of the body. II was practically the
same as that gone over NJ the iirst trial
and nothing new WAS elected.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-24

The total vote being Boutelle. lc.soi; Per-
kins. ahi.
l.andgron. pppulsi, received ?2S and
David. prohibition. lt3 Votes ~ the last
congressional election IN this district
Cook. republican. WAS elected over Mar
tin, democrat by G5sP. the total vote b.
ing Cook - s2l Martin. Ialii