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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
eERMANT,s NEW CRUISER.
me Fuerst bismarck Launched ana q Model OF
Her Presestea to the Prince.

me Fuerst bismarck Launched ana q MODEL OF
Her Presestea to the Prince.
Special Gable Dsspdteh to THI suu.
KIE1, Sept. 25.-The new cruiser Fuerst Bis
marck was launched hero to-day. and was
christenedb by the ex-Chsncelor's daughter.in-
law, Countess William Bismarck.
After the launching Rear-Admiral Tirpitz,
Secretary Of the Imperial Admiralty. made Q
speech. in which he said that Emperor William
ordered that this proud ship should bear the
name Of the greatest statesman Of the century.
o name inseparably connected with the restora-
ton Of the Empire, at the sound OF which the
hearts Of all Germans beat higher"
Subsequently, DR.. Miguel. Vice President of
the Prussian Ministry, and Admiral Tirpitz Wis
tied Prince Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe and pre-.
sented to him q magnificent model Of the new
cruiser. the cost of the gift having been sub.
scribed by the navy.
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DEPoRxzna AFRICAN RzBEna.


lRnng D-oaAln1A1nAo Natives oaA3 nsSoo Af1oe
spestaS osbs DsspatsA % TN CUE.
Lorpox, Sept. a5.SThs bsnsvoisnt British
bufghers nave Just managed to suppress Q na-
tive rebellion In Bsehuanaland. South Africa.
after Q prolonged campaign. In the course Of
which the country was Laid waste and atrocities
committed the echoes Of which ere emily now BE-
ginning to DO heard In this country. Several
thousands Of Bschuanas Surrendered On the IN
d~erutanding, % fatr-minded Enghahmen say.
that they would b allowed to return to what
remained Of their homes.
This arrangement did not suit the visws Of
the Government OF Cape Colony. who resolved
that there should never b anothsr B0ehuana
wa.
The plan was conceived Of hiring thsso prison
0s TO the CaDS farmsrs e. servants On hvo
years. contracta. 30 the poor Wrotchss were
sent south nearly 1000 miles from thsir own
country. and are now being ecattsrod about the
Colony TO the great delight Of the farmers. VIVID
are getting Q supply of cheap labor. and Of the
Government. who thus gets rid of possible hght.
Ing men.
The BechuAnas ere supposed TO consent ia
this arrangement, but ie 10 Hobson'a choice for
them. To al intsnts and purposes they have
bean sold into slavery, and not one Of them Ia
likely ever to sec Bechuanaland again.
II 10 right TO say that there are Euglishmen in
Cape Colony who v eprotest6d warmly against
this shameful proceeding, and intend TO bring
the matter before the House OF Commons. There
appears 10 DO little doubt that the Cape Gov
srnmeat has acted illegally. and Mr.. Henry Fo1
Bourne. the Secretary Of the Aborigines' Pro
lection Society. who has taken the matter In
hand. will. II necessary, bring Q test case befort
the judicial Committee Of the Privy Council
which. in such Gases, 10 the Supreme Court Of
Appeal provided BY the Constitution. Mr.
Bourne 10 particularly bitter In his denunciatior
Of Englishmsn In Cape Colony who now pos'
a. being factors in making slaves OF the viStimi
whom they have not killed off,"
There may DO something to urge in defence o
the policy Of the deportation Of rebels. but it 4
bot put forward squarely, but 10 smothersd II
hypocritical professions Of philanthropy.
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JURORS INDICr THEIR HOST:
shanaphy Invited Them to His wedding and
Thought They would Lot Him on.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J.. Sept. 25.-John
Shanaphy. an inmate Of the county Jail charged
with stealing a 5oo-pound anchor at South AM
boy. married Josephine Carson. another inmate
OF the Jail. the other day and invited the men,
bers OF the Grand Jury. then sitting. to witness
the wedding. Justice Housell performed the
ceremony and the members Of the Grand Jury
went to the jail and drank to the health Of the
couple.
Shanaphy's wife was released, as no bill had
been found against her. and ShAnaphy expected
Indictment for larceny was found against him.
Shenaphy thought he would not be indicted be-
cause OF the consideration shown him as a bride
groom, but there WAS 30 much criticism OF the
jury's alleged frivolity. that there was a re-
action. Shanaphy is very much disguised be;
cause his diplomatic coup did not succeed, and
Mrs. Shanaphy. who has been haunting tho
County Prosecutors office. is q very much dis
appointed bride.
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RErERrER's E1ooMMUx1oAr1ox.
n h said the Pope IL Net Pleased with the
Actien or the bishop Of Saaiorcs.

Special Cable Despdtch TO The sUS.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The extraordinary spec
taclo Of q Cabinet Minister. even In Catholic
Spain, placed under the ban of the Church 10
naturally attracting q good deal OF attention
here in England. Catholics appear in some
doubt a. to tho Bishop OF Majorca's power to
excommunicate Senior Reverter, the Minister Of
Finance, but . great dignitary Of the Church
assures THE BUN reporter that there is no doubt
about 1t. This authority says tho Bishop was
acting strictly in accordance with tho canons Of
the Church, which set forth that any one laying
violent hands upon the Church's goods In, ipso
Jucto, oxcommunicated.
Tho consequences are serious. materially, be-
cause they involve boycotting, and in Spain
now any one having personal or business rela-
tons with poor Reverter will bring himself
under the ban. The last person Of any dis
tinction against whom the major exconrnuni-
cation was launched was Napoleon l.. and
- speaks vnlumest ort mower % Chn1
II Spain that. at th6 Snd OF the nineteenth CEN
fury. resort has been had to such o weapon.
which, most persons thought, had boon taken
out Of the Church's armory.
II 10 known that the Pope was extremely an
moved at tho course taken by tho Bishop of
Majorca. Every Bishop has tho inherent power
and right to excommunicate without reference
to Rome. but It has long been tacitly under
stood that the Pope should be consulted before
such q grave step Is taken in any part Of the
world against important personages- Such con.
s~ultntion not being obligatory. however, the
Holy Father cannot take positive action against
the Bishop. Notwithstanding his Holinesss
opinion that tho Bishop acted unwisely and
recklessly. 1t 10 not unlikely that the Bishop
will and himself transferred to another diocese,
but such q transfer must not be regarded a. q
punishment.
1t 10 still uncertain whether the Pope will in.
tsrVene officially. He 10 awaiting the arrival
Of the Papal Nuncio from Madrid. which will b
followed by q general meeting Of the Sacred
College. It had been hoped that Senior Revertel
would have simplihed the solution of the din
Guilty by resigning his portfolio. but he stoutly
refuses, and his colleagues. for the moment, ap
pear disposed TO defy the Church by aiding ant
abetting the accommodated one. Tho Bishop
Of MAtorcs has long enjoyed the reputation O.
being o particularly militant prince Of thu
Church. and he 10 quito capable of excommuni
eating the entire Cabinet. 1t has already beel
suggested that the Bishop withdraw his OK
communication on receiving . private under
taking that Senior Reverter Will retire at tn
end Of the year. and negotiations to this en-
are understood to b proceeding now.
The incident II opportune In ono respect. ina
much a. 1t has given tho populace Of Madri
and other Spanish cities something else to &c
excited about than the eternal Cuban question
and it has not impfobably avertsd demonstri
; tionD against the American Legation.
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ENGLAND IN EGYPE.

10 Russia startisG . Movement to Secure Brit
tsh Rvacationp
Special Gable Dsspatch to TIE suH.
PARIS, Sept. ga special despatch from st.
Petersburg to the Politfque Colonidle says that
Count MouravIeff. the Russian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. has initiated European move
ment to secure the evacuation of Egypt by Great
Britain. According to this scheme. Russia will
support tho Sultan as suzerain of ERyut In ex-
tending an invitation to the powers to partici-
pate in q conference at Constantinople on tho
basis of the autonomy of Egypt under the suze-
rsinty of the Sultan and the guarantee Of the
powers.
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PROTECTING THE FUR SEAL
WILL ENGLAND DECIDE TO TAKE
PART IN THE CoNFERENCEa

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- .-...
w" W."
representative Eahes . Hepe'e' low"
Says That Japan VIII Aiao Participate.
sn<,to, c,,,, n,,,,sch IN TIE suu.
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suenslnons u enc mo. -. ~ 49,
70 tho parucipe'.oh y i.u'siS anS
nohrins see u 70 -
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Inc seeret.HN' ~ INC s."n..s
tnet Inc ma'ser mas feaoneo no'' "e'so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
Il RAILROAD UP SINAI

EAoVts to BaiIa . Liao from the Req Sea t.
the T0p or the MoaataiD.
Special Gable Dsspatoh to THE SUE.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Enorts are being made to
construct q railroad from Tor TO the summit Of
Mount Sinai. The mountain is only accessible
on ono side.
A depot will be erected near tho spot whore
q stone cross was placed by the Russian Empress
Helena. and whore. according to tradition. Moses
stood when receiving tho Commandments. Tho
railroad win also pass the cave In which tho
prophet Elijah remained in hiding while fleeing
from the priests of Baal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
CHICAGO DRUG MAN MISSING.
Police Fear That u. w. Petty, who Repre-
seuts = New York House. Has Been kiilea.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-R- W. Petty, Western
representative of a Wholesale drug firm of New
York, has disappeared from the Edinburgh Ho-
tel, Twenty second street and Michigan avenue.
The police at headquarters are working on the
theory that he has been murdered for his money
and 1ewelry. He intended to marry q young
woman living at 1910 Greenwood avenue.
Mr.. Petty is 55 years OLD; and has never been
married, He arrived IN Chicago on June I and
He seemed to have money In plenty. and fro
quently showed diamonds and jewelry. On
Tuesday Petty, after breakfast, took his satchel
and said he was going TO his work. He said he
would return early. That was the last time he
was seen. 1t Is known that he had q large sum
OF money In his possession.
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HERR kRUPP,s HoUsHKEEPER.

Tho Alleged Archduke she Dianr Marry Ar
rested for AssumiDG n False Name.
Special Cable DssDateh to TIE Sun.
BRUSSELS. Sept. 25.-The sensational story
about the marriage Of Maria Hussmann. tho
housekeeper Of Herr Krupp, to Arohduke Franz
Ferdinand OF Austria proves to have been false.
The alleged Archduke arrived in Liege to-day
from London. accompanied by Fraulein Huss-
mann. It turns out that the mans real name 10
Dehrend. He was arrested for bearing a false
name. After his arrest the woman. who was
not married to aim. returned to her homo near
Aix.la-Chapelle with her brother.
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MIDAS GREAT ACCIDENT:
$50 Persons Killed In the RaiIrsaA snash-UD
In seathern Iadia.

SpdefaT CabIs DsSpuToh 70 TIE bUH'
MADRAS, Sept. 2o.-Details Of the railroad
disaster on the line running between Bangs-
lore and Mysore received here this morning
show that $50 persons were killed. Seventy
others escaped death. but fourteen Of them
were seriously injured.
When the train ran into the demolished
bridge and dashed into the river the boiler OF
The engine exploded, blowing the engineer and
fireman to atoms. The five cars behind the
engine plunged into the flood and most Of thoSs
who lost their lives were drowned. though soms
were crushed between the AhAttsred oars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
D1srR1BUT1xG BREAD AT MASS.

5000 neoay Applicants Every Day at o PartS
ChuFch.
SpAstal Gable Dsspatoh to TEE suH.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The clergy Of the church Of
sacr6 Cour. Paris, distribute q pound Of excel
lent b cad at carly mass 10 destitute applicants.
tho sole condition being that they attend the
service. The applicants on admission to the
chapel receive q prayer book. and after service.
on handing back the book 40 they leave. each re-
ceives q pound loaf. The daily average of the
number Of applicants Is 1000. There are only
about q dozen women and children. tho majority
being mon of advanced years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
KILLED sW EAR HIMSELF
Arthur May shoots siss Kaseman and Thea
Takes Mis Own Life.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Sept. 25.-Arthur May at an
carly hour this morning shot to death his sweet
heart. Miss Cora KasemRn. and then took his
own life by sending two bullets into his head.
They were lovers. He was IS years old and she
was 10. Miss Kaseman had an admirer in
George Uhler. u trolley car conductor. He was
acceptable TO her parents. May WAS dislikod by
them for numerous reasons. May wanted to
parents. learning Of plans for an elopement,
kept close watch over her.
The girl retired with the rest OF the family At
10 o'clock last night, and at midnight left the
house TO see May. who had Communicates with
her. begging an interview. The pair walked
along Spurzheim street, on which was a wheel.
wright establishment. May worked there, and
having q key TO the once persuaded the girl to
enter. About day break miners heard four shots
and q woman screaming for help. They hur-
nish room on the second floor. In addition TO
phine powder. A knife lay near the throat OF
the girl. The girls jugular vein had been cut
by the bullet.
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Mr, CroLer TO Place EntrIes In the ChicAGs
Horse show.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-R Richard Cookers visit TO
Chicago to act as host man at tho wedding OF
his friend, senator Cantor. may result in soma
fine additions to the exhibits at the coming
horse show here In November. The directors OF
the show, which ID TO he held at The Great
Coliseum building. have conferred with Mr..
will have a number OF entries from the Belle
Meade Farm In the Kentucky blue grass ro-
gion, in which he owns a half interest.
Linen used In the making OF our collars aud CUTS 70
inner In count. heavier In weight, and greater u
strength than any other Remember this, please. k-ANs
~A1V.
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skeletons or two Ch,laren In n Chest.

ALTOONA. Pa, Sept. 25.-Workmen who were
repairing the roof OF an Eleventh avenue tene-
ment house this morning discovered the skele-
tons OF two children in an old chest In a corner.
One OF the skeletons h d been crowded into a
large jar. Appearances Indicated violence be.
fore death. The second skeleton was wrapped
in a piece of oilcloth. Four families have lived
In the part Of the house where the remains were
found during the last two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
SIR FRANCIS COOKS WEALTH.
Tennessee CIanin's Husband Divides $40. 600.
0OO Between His ooaa.

o Betweoa His Soma
Special Gable Despateh to THE sux.
LONDON. Sept. 25.-ARed Sir Francis Cook.
who married Tennessee Claim. is reported TO
have just divided $40. oo0. 900 between his two
sons In order TO cheat the Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer out Of the succession duty which would
have to be paid II the money were left as an
ordinary legacy.
British millionAires have never forgiven Lord
Harcourt for increasing those duties to q point
which made them an important source Of public
revenue. Several of them. and among the num-
ber the Duke Of Westminster have already
divided the bulk Of their personal estate among
their Sons and daughters. Sir Francis Cook is
reputed to be worth $50. 900. 900 even after en-
dovzinR his anna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
LOUISE H1oHEL MAY CONE MERE
Ne Thinks She Really Oasht 10 Give Us .
Large Ptaos Or Her Mina.

bA0 ThInks She Really Oa6ht % GiVo %
Large Ptaoe Or Her Mind.
Special cabIs DsspatoA TO THE Sun.
LONDON. Sept. 25.-Louiss Michel denies that
she has received an intimation that she will not
b allowed to land In Now York. and refuses to
believe that anybody win Interfere should she
decide to visit the United States. She has been
much moved by the reported shooting of inof-
fensive workmen in Pennsylvania, and 10 In
clined to believe that her duty to humanity
may require her to proceed TO Hazleton and
Warrington and give tho authorities q large
piece Of her mind.
Louise 10 living in tho house Of Q friend In
south London. in poor health. 1t Is but a poor
ghost that now remains Of tho once volcanic
revolutionist, and the American Constitution
will probably survive even II ahe should wander
from New York to San Francisco and from Chi
cago to S~Y Orlasns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
The Rio Granas ON the Rampage.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Sept. 5-Advices were
received here to-day from points on the lower Rio
Grande that that river is on another rampage.
ana there will be increased loss of crops In tho
valley. There have been already - number of
changes in the bed Of the river, and In one place
"a large tract Of land formerly on the Mexican
side has Teen added to the United states pos
sessions,
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EFFECTS OF THE DING1EY TARIFF.

Many GerDan Manufacturers hara Hit BY
Oar New Law.
Special Gable Despatch TO TnE Sun.
LONDON, Sept. 2o.-The F~rankJurter Zeitun0
instances many industries which arc suffering
from the effects OF tho Dingley tarin. Iron
works at Remscheid and the cutleries at Solin-
go are badly hit. The manufacturer Of in
ferior silks at Crefeld have received their coup
de grace. The factories throughout Silesia are
limiting their output. The manufacturer Of
finer woollens hope to maintain their ground.
but tho cheaper cotton prints ana woollens are
unable to fight the tarin.
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Special Gable Dssps

1DeotdI Coote DeSpdtch 70 Ihk SuH'
LONDON, Sept. 25.-EmperOr William threatens
10 produce q new musical composition. He
made Arohduke Frederick the repository Of his
views ON music. literature. and art during lunch
on Sunday, when he mentioned that he would
shortly compose something.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
Rsrusins an Asylaa to Anarohis,s.

SSsefaI Gable Dsspatoh to TEE sos.
ROME, Sept. 26.-The Governments Of Italy.
Germany and Austria are negotiating a conven-
ton to refuse An asylum TO fugitive An
archists.
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SAN Illus PoTosi, Mexico. Sept, 25.-Several
days ago thirty professional criminals who had
been conhne in prison here for somc time were
escorted TO a point west OF here on the Mexican
Central Railroad and all were shot TO death.
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HE HADN'T SEEN A BICYCLE.
John Duck. nm Indian. Gets Tea Years for
Shooting n Wheelmnn.

ehoottnG . Wheelmnn.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. Sept. 25.-John Duck. an
old Indian. objected 10 q bicycle on the historic
Cariboo 1T go road across the mountains. mis-.
taking 1t for a devilish continuance. As the
rider was fitting down the graded mountain
side he shot Mt him with a rife. bringing him
down, but not killing him outright. Duck has
been sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary
for his criminal ignorance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-26
WON'T HAVE GOLD SEALS.
Gov. Lesdy and Associates Decide 60 Use silve.
seals ON All Documents.

seals on All Documents.
TOPEKA. Kan. Sept. 25.-The free silver issue
is decidedly alive in the Kansas Capitol build
ing. To-day Gov. Leedy and all the State
officers abandoned tho use OF gold seals on Off
cial documents. Silver seals will be used here
after, including the great seal of the State.
Since the days OF old John Brown. gold seals
have been used. Now the Populist state officers
change to silver, and to typify the sixteen to one
proportion gold ribbons will be attached TO the
documents bearing the silver seals.
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Special Gable DssDatoh TO TIE SUE.
BERLIN, Sept. 25.-The wife OF Count Herbert
Bismarck has given birth 70 q son at Schoen-
hAusen.
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i. bake or YORK wsn,t &c ON = Cruise.

Special Cable DsSpotoh to THE Sun.
LONDON. Sept. 26.-The statement that the
Of York was TO go on a years cruise as
Commodore OF . SquGdron OF three cruisers 10
officially deniod.
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simpsons new Loan once and safe Deposits vAuItA.
las West I2d 81. near B~roGdwJ.-Ada
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gystematt1e YoaF nusiaesa

Use Hsno Manifold Hooks. Philip Hano 4 Co., sos
orssnWIch %. Write at onos for salesman 70 call. II
nay b. 100 late tor~m0rrow~-AaS.
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Reduced rates for the winter 9, Hotel castleton. 81
George. Staten LBlAnd.-Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
TRIED TO SHOOT A DETECTIVE.
OFFICERS HAVE TROUBLE WITH AN ALLEGED
PENCE"

OFFICERS HAVE TROUBLE WITH AN ALLEGED
PENCE"
Detec.,ve Raedg, Of the Madiscn-st. station. had
q marrow escape from being shot about noon yes
terday. But for the prompt action OF Roundsman
Tauwsma, who grappled with the man. VINO had
ievelled revolver at the detectives head the shot
would have been fred and serious results would
have followed.
The man who attempted the shooting Is John
Summarize. Of No las Cherry-st., whose apart
ments the detective. in company with the rounds
man and Detective Skidmore. was abou; to search
for property alleged to have been stolen by Max
Levy twenty years Old Of No 90 Henry-st.. and
sold TO Summarize. In Summarizes rooms were
found three trunks containing cloaks and wearing
apparel to the value of 5000 alleged to have been
sold TO Summarize at ridiculously low prices by
Levy. Lucy Drumcio. of No "a Oak-st, was also
arrested for having stolen goods in her possession.
Abraham Simon dealer in cloaks at No. l25
Henry-st., had been missing stock from time TO
time for several months. and he appealed to Cap
tain Meakin. of the Madisor-st station. stop
the leak. Detectives Raedg and Skidmore
put on the case. and about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning they Levy emerge from the store
lowed him for block and then apprehended him.
At the station II found that he had a valuable
cloak concealed about his person. A confession. so
the detectives say, was whcedlcd from him. impli-
eating Summarize Summarizes wife and Lucy
Drumcio The prisoners were arraigned before
Magistrate Mott In Essex Market Court. and held
for examination