Kb Auciuied 1'Resn, Southern Imv Oluted Press, Now York Stuto Associ- Ated I'rcsh,.Snpplenienieu' Toy Too Publish

r t

- ... - , f y itie TIMES' circu- i CT XCUUSITE all-da- nerrlce ol tbs was - i p 'rw v L(" "u Mr United Press, New England As 295,618 lation for last week. kB auciuied 1'resn, Southern Imv oluted Press, Now York Stuto Associ- ated I'rcsH,.snpplenienieu' toy too publish. STAR'S right to Jn Washing The circulation I7Q 00 t-- ton tUo New iXork' Herald copyright Cable" Service. for last week was . . . iw70B l4j9 ff VOL. 1. INX). 263. WASHTtfGTO, D. C, FRIDAY EVNOTG, JUSTE 5,-- 1&96 EIGHT PAGES. ONE CENT.

For all his life, the witness testified, he LATEST WORSHIPPER. NO THOUHLE ANTICIPATED. STORY had lived In the old Holt's Bottom, down T' PLACED OHTHE CfeLEHDIR Bill STERRETT'S by the sleepy Ohio. Tradition said the Deport Thut England "Will Use Force place went into the hands of his family in Agnlnut Hawaii Unfounded. 1811. The rather of the witnesslived there, San Francisco. June 5. The sensational and that was tho place the distinguished report published yesterday by an evening With Judge Holt judge advocate general loved, and said, ac- paper asserting that Englanll was endeav- Mr. P..organ's Competitor Reso- His Relations cording lo some witnesses heretofore, was oring to coerce President Dole into allow-ln- g the tmly spot on earth ho regarded as home. ColVolney O. Asbford, who bad been Soon Told In Court. "Where were jou during the war?" deported from the Island on conylct'on of lution. Was Settled. asked Judge Wilson after Mr. Holt had re- misprison of treason, to return To Hawaii, lated with considerable detail many of the and intimating that P.rcsfdent Dole had ap- Incidents of his early lire." pealed to Washington to prevent the ex- HIS VERY THOSE BOTTLES AND CORKS "I was at home and at school until 1804. pected coercion on the part of Great Britain, EARNEST SPEECH and then I entered the Confederate army." and that In consequence n clash between "Did your father correspond with Judge British and American naval forces was Holt during the war?" threatened at Honolulu, tt.ns out to have "Col." Does Call Them nnb-bls- h "They wrote occasional letters." been brought by a passenger who arrived Declared Thnt the rrcsldent Should The Not your Tho Inters lew Huliveeu Luko "Did uncle Joseph visit the old from Honolulu on the Alameda Inform the Semite Whut lias Been homestead after the war and while your The utter absurdity of these stories was Done Consre-H- Mionld Not Devlin und "Washington Holt The was living?" by father shown the met that Col. Ashford has Ameri- Central Figure In tho Case on tho "He did. In about 1870. He- visited been confined for nearly nine months in the fetnnd. again after that." French hospital of this city, .suffering from cans sentenced to Death by Spain. Witness "When was that?" a variety of Ills, which culminated In a "I am not certain. I know he came paraljtlc stroke, and for six weeks past shortly my after father's death, and I his nourishment has been given him by In the absence of both Vice President Tlic Ilolt will tlral was resumed this think he visited us between 1870 and mentiBof a tube. again 1876." At the present time he Is undergoing Stevenson and the president pro tern, morning with Col. "Bill" Sterrctt ot Frye Maine, As to There were no manifestations of animos- some slight Improvement, hut was not in a the Senate, Mr. of the chair la tlie witness cliair. be advanced was Mr. top of his ity between Judge Holt and the father of condition to be Intenlewed. His brother. taken today by riatt. Ins seat lie fastened the button the witness. Judge Holt visited the old Clarence, however, is iburoughly familiar A resolution to amend tbe rules so as to elfectually resist tlie - coat as If to roire home two or three times eicrj- year after with the cohjuel's affairs, and denies that have the general appropriation bills re scathing winds of Queries and iross-quen- lb7G. The distinguished guest took much the latter has nskeil permission to return ftrred to the several committees havtngttc that were likely to follow. to the Islend. He says that If such were subject In charge, wa soffered by Continued on Second Page. he would accept, It.-- mutter Mr. Worthlngton Immediately showed the were granted, refuse to Committee containing Mr. Proctor and referred to the witness two newspapers lens on on Rules. news accounts of Judge lit It's deatii SURE THEY HA YE HERMANN THE DISnICTcON6RESS Ameiiuments to the Joint resolution as Wednesday, August 1, 1S04. In ore of to the lecrganization or the Northern Pa- the papers tlie story was placed on the TrtJit cific Railroad Company, in reference to page.ln theothcr on the secendpage. lUitli the lands of the company, were offered by I'ublicatloiib had large "stare" heads. Minister-Murder- er Has B9en Locat- senator Fau'knsr Retires From f ha Senators Mitchell and Nelson, and were The attorney later asked leave to offer referred to the Judiciary Committee. show wide ed by the St. Louis Police The resolution offered last Wednesday tlie papers in evidence to that Ford's Theater Commission. by Mr. Morgan In relation to United States publication was madeof Judge Holt'sdcath, citizens captured on the American vessel and that any person who hall the alleged Competitor, !u Cuban waters, and sen- was practlcallj noWled. to or Imprisonment, was laid will at that time Authorities at Suit Luke Notified nod Hill to Incre'asi- - ot Mrs. Ella tenced death Mr. Dtilin had also stated on the stand Pension before the Senate, and Mr. Morgan made Asked to Forward Money to Munnlx No Uopex for Sew au argument In support of the resolution. that he looked In one of tlie papers for a Defray Expenses. notice r the funeral, hut he found none. Printing Office. NO INFORMATION. Mr. Worthingtnu produced a newspaper The Competitor incident, he said, oc- containing such a notice, and made a mo- curred in the middle or May; but the Senate tion t offer this in evidence. Mr. Dar- St. Louis, Mo., June 5. Chief Harrlgan At scon as the Senate met this morning bad not yet bad the slightest information lo- on lington objected and Judge Bradley sus- and his detectives think they have Mr oT Virginia aFked to uc the subject from the executive depart- Faulkner West ment of the govcrniift.it. tained him. cated Rev. Francis Hermann, the fugithe relieved rrom further "service on the Font's minister Salt Lake Under the statute It was made tbe duty Mr "H orthlngton led off with quest'ons murderer of citj, Utah, Theater eommlFslon. His request was They only learned positively of the President to tiemaud forthwith the nbout the family of Washington D. Holt. have not granted, and the president of the Senate reasons for the Imprisonment of Americans Just afler the Judge's fall, he asked Col. tliat Hermann was at the Union station wi'l uppolnt.his successor. in foreign orernmen.and to demand their Stern u. if he had notified Washington. Ilo in this city about Maj 11, but they have In an interview with a representative release if such Imprisonment appeared had uol Judge ilolt told lili.i not to do sc, traced his movements sine? then, and last of The Times Mr. Faulkner said: "The wrongful The only" Information which Chief Harrlgan to re- House Committee on Foreign Relations but did not say why. lie asked about the ulz'it admitted a has seen fit tn cut out eleven of the the hadoa referring to porter that he knows where the beneficiaries of our report and wants us tbe subject was from the puhhc prints, and folks down In the "Bottom," is In hiding. to act on these cases again. It Is simply from the testimony or a Mr. Lawrence HoirsBotlom.tn Kcntucky.and spoke kind- The chief acknowledged more than this. useles" for the same commlslon to go oier before a subcommittee, consisting of Mr. ly al out them up to the time of his death. He admitted that jesterday he ssnt a tele- these cases and find any different report. Davis and himself, and which he would gram to Chief or I'ulice l'ratt of Salt Lake clnity of the Bunker Hill road, and has We examined the testimony in the cases, have published In the.Record. HIS KEEN" INTEREST. Increased glrli in Cit) Informing hhn that Hernia mi had bceri CASE the fiars tho the county THE MEMBERS mint carefully an 1 had all tlie Information A question was raised by Mr. Turpie, a UIIST iRREGLfl have suffered since the Kreglo tragedy. In Lis conversations with the witness, the located, and telling him tint ir the Salt Mm before us that the Secretary of War had member of the Cummiltec on Foreign Rela- Judgea:wassecmedanxiousiei hear about Lake City uuthoritlles would send enough when he wrote his letter to Mr. Sayers tions, as to whether that testimony should thooil.ei members of the Holt family. He money here the St. L uis police would bring AUSTIN CORIUK'S FUNEHAL. of the House, the same letter on which the be made public, as it had uot yet come be- always displayed keen interest and prid.j about the fugithe criminal's apprehension. House acted. .For this reason I asked to be fore the committee. Chief Harrlgan urged absolute silence in a Very TV111 Tuko In New Ilo Between relieved from further service on the com- The point was Indorsed by Mr. Sherman, whei anything complimcuilTy was said Miss Mary Hardesty Had Place York and Humorous Collcquy v the matter, claiming that any publicity Pritate, mission." chairman of the committee, who said, alJOJt his relations. this particular time might dc-le- Newport, introdue-e- in the however, that, persuially, he had no ob- cross-ex-a- gien it al X. II., June 5. The remains Mr Southard has Mr. Daillngion conducted the or Narrow Escape. Grosvenor and Dockery. jection to being public. the arrest , the m.nister murderer. of Hon. Austin Xdrblti and his coachman, House a hill authorizing and directing the its made nation. Salt LakePitv-- Utah. June5. Capt. Dono- John Stokes, killed in the terrible car- Secretary of War to remove from the rolls "Very well," Mr. Morgan said, In a -- I believe you told us jou saw j'udge van and Detective Jennej have returned riage accident here jesterelay, will lie and records In the office of thentljutant gen- fault-findin- lone;'"if the ct mmittee wants Holt two times before you came to WaEh-liiL-i- from St. Antiionj s, lnano, where they taken to New York, The funeral of Mr. eral of the United States army the charge delay, or wauts any hiding of facts, or citj-- , ROOM "WICKED DEMOCRAT"' - am I correct?" asked Mr. Darl went with Mr. Nolan of this to ar- FOUND A MAN IN HER Corbin will be held frrnn his late residence THAT of desertion now- standing on said rolls any concealment from the country; all alle-ge- mur- T- - very ington. rest Rev. Mr. Hermann, the at No. 425 Fifth avknue ou Monday and and records against John Gluscce, late wclll" derer. will be. private. Most family will u private of Hecder-o- n Guards. Sect lid ,"l l.aie no objecticn to its telng made sir; you're not correct, I saw him if the. "No. It del eloped that the man thought to be return to Newport Saturday-Mr- Battalion. District of Columbii Volunteers, public." Mr. Sherman explained, "if the Ehncn-bcr- g three times." the suspected preacher was D. M. Awakened by a Nolxe, Mio Saw Fred Corbin's sonr-Aust- ln Corbin, jr., ar- Mr. McMIHIn of Tennessee Described and issue to hlui an honorable discharge to Seuator from Alabama thinks that it Each of these meetings was dcscriled of San Francisco, who bore a striking Davis Muting About the Apurt-meu- t rived last evening. Mr. Oeorge 8. Edgetl, by tin MlsHonrlan hnsplelonof Par- date from May 5. 1665. ought to be." atain. resemblance to the minister. TheNejrio Escaped from the Mr. Corbin's sort Is In the West, tisanship Placed Upon the Ohloan'n Mr. Wood, from the House Committee on Mr. Morgan proceeded with his speeia. Did you eer write to him?" Shcnrr Hard) received a telegram from and It Is expected that he is now on his Invalid Pensions, has favorably reported He quoted further frcm the act referred to, say- Hut Wiib Captured This Resolution Martin Given a Scat "1 recall of doing so once." the sheriff of Bralley county, Tcnn , House, way East. Corbin. jEdgell, whose leg was the bill Increasing the pension or Mrs. Ella proiidlng that in case such release from ing man supposed Hermann imprisonment Is unreasouublv "What did jou write about?" that a to he Morning Near the PremlseM. broken In the accident, and Dr. Kunzler, Over Lockbort. S.MannK. of this city. delayed or had been arrested In that counv. whose arm was brpken and ankle sprained, Mr. Ciimmings has introduced in the refused, the President shall take such "Somctlilng aLout what course I should means, my A complete description has been for- arc as comrnrtnbic as could bo expected, House a bill providing that hereafter all not amounting to war, as he thinks, pursue in lire. He answered me that Edgearblacc. printers bookbinders skilled proper to effect warded. held In 52,000 bonds andarcalthe They willprob o'clock, quorum having then and and all it. father was a smart man and could tell me Judge Miller today ably recover, - At 11:15 a mechanics, such as carpenters, machinists, A.resolutloa i,r the Senate Uit month bail negro, v" v Uie di- what to do hetter.thau he. It was a com- .SCOTCH-HUS- IN SEi-SIO- for the grand Jury Fred Dails, a .appeared In House, the Speaker plumbers and painters employed in the asked the Presldcot to send copies cf thu plimentary lelter." charged with housebreaking. It was the rected theJonrniil to beread, and it was Government Printing Office shall be paid correspondence en the subject, and tbe Itobert llonuer Aertiln Elected Presi- most providential thing in the world for TO THeHorToF MEADE approved. at the rate of --10 cents per hour for time President had replied. on May 23. that. In. "WHAT HE HEAKD. dent, Although WlhliliiK to Detlrc. a young white woman that his crime did Mr. Henderson presented from the Com- actually employed. bis Judgment, It was incempatlble witb coiumunicatioi.s Satur-ila- y The House Committee on Public Build- the public service to furnish copies cf the "Did tou have iiiv o. this morn-lug'- s uol equal the fiendish net,of Irwin Ford. mittee, on Rules a resolution making In 1673?" Harrisburg, I'a., June At ings Grounds today "held no meeting, correspondence, anel tli he was with Judge Holt session of annual congress the Davis, morning about 2 o'clock, Individual suspension day under the and it "No; I ilou'ikucvv whether the old man the of this and there will consequently bo no further to refrain frcm doing I wasliilngor Scotch-Iris- h Society of America. Ilobtrt broke Into the house' of TLomas Hardest, Status of tb.3 Hero of Gettysburg rules. Agreed to. looking a' that time knew whether York presi- aition taken at this session tn WAS WRONG. Bonner of New was a storekeeper, on the Hunker Hill road. Mr. Grosvenofcalled up the resolution new Government dead." dent for another year, notwithstanding Unveiled at THat Plaoe. reported from the Committee on Civil the establishment of a Mr. Morgan claimed that the President "Did you ever see the Judge at jour . He got in through a winelo win the summer rnnling Office. his expressed desire to retire-- All the making his way second floor, Service directlng.th'e heads of the seieral had no richr under the statutes to with- bouse?" only kitchen, to the Con- hold Information. saw hhn the gate several other officers were the Mary Hard- departments to report to the "Yes; I at addition lieing the election of M. Wllsoi nud entered tlie room of Miss gress tlie number and personnel of the WESTING HOUSE CAPITAL STOCK The testimony lo which he had referred times." - IUrri-bur- g, esty, a daughter of the storekeeper. ot proceedings ot court-marti- In house?" McAlamej- of aa secretary of Grandson the Commander of the changes In the clerical force since March showed what the tte "Ever fee him the the Pennsylvania society. As Dans, in his bare feet, crept around was To He lucre-use- Ton to tried one of tbe prisoners had but once, I think. But you know his elbow against Army of the Potomac "With- 4, 1893. He said the Information from Fifteen that "Never The orrers of Judge McLaughlin of Lex the apartment he struck desired, that the country might know how Million Dollars. been. Tbey had been conducted In the I'm a newspaper man and am notathome Itigton, achair, turninglt over and making a nouso drew the Drapery. Va., and of Princeton Universitj to y skillfully and successfully the adminis Pittsburg, Pa., June 6. The stockhold- Spanish language, and when the accused much " give society rooms In which thut awoke Miss Hardesty. She was required to stand up and answer be Questions papers and closets the tomeetaml a man moving around, tration had been working to enthrone pure ers of the Westinghouse Electric and about the preserve its records were discussed some the form of civil in government. said he knew nothing ot what was going; In Holt mansion were asked. The at screamed wildly for her rather, who sen lee the Manufacturing Company held a special the length. It was finally agreed to rercr the aud Gettysburg,-Fn.- f ,June. 5 The eques- Much amusement was created by a col- on. Thereupon, after a short explanar closets were full of old paiwrs, bottles and came from his room on a run with a mee-tlti- yesterday to vote upon a propo- whole matter to the executive cmmitte'e, trian statue erected by the State of Penn- loquy between Messrs. Gnfivcnor and tlou, he had been sentenced to death. corks. which will determine to ac- lighted lamp hi his hand. sition to Increase the capital stock ot the was Morgm exclaimed, receptacles for rubbish?" which offer father sylvania in honor "of the memory ot Gen. Dockery over the efrort of the latter to "That done." Mr. "They were cept. Hails met him at the door.andthc ex- company from $10,000,000 "while we had a treity with Spain which suggested Mr. Darlington. negro usseled. Mr. Hardesty, who Is George G. Meade, commanding the Anny have tbe resolution amended so as to to$15,000,000. On motion ef Dr. Mcfcok of Philadel- and tend scope of resolution over Mr. George Westinghouse, Jr., presi- forbids absolutely any such proceeding "Well, I don't know whether you'd call one armed man, struck the brute on the of the Potomac, unveiled this morn- tbe the the the phia the eiuettlon of preserving the house a (was Harrison administration. dent of the company, occupied against an American citizen at least in boitleB and corks rubbish or not." In head with the lamp. Davis retreated to ing In tlie presence a large number of the chair. bearing away of the Lancaster county, in which Roliert ot WICKED MR. McMILLIN. The proposition was affirmatively time of peace. The legal attitude between The details of the Fulton was born and which Is nix ut to tie the window at one side of the bed and voted the United and Spiin is an attitude remains of the Judge were told and the tr'cd ti jump through. "In Its present shape," said Mr. Dock- upon by the entire stock represented, peace. arrangements in Kentucky were torn down, brought to the attention of It never has been disturbed. funeral of Gov Hastings. Invitatioiw to hold the CAUGHT IN THE WNDOW. ery, "the resolution of the gentleman is amounting to 130,237 shares. We have not recognized that war exists related. congress in 1897 Nash- old'fashloned 'style, open to the suspicion of being partisan in The company decided upon Coi.&terretttoldofLukeDevllnapproaclj-ln- g next at Detroit. The window, of the the increase in Cuba." hold-lu- g its nature. It was said that in the Harrison Inter- Washington Holt as the latur and tne ville, St Louis and Pan Francisco were without u catch, fell down oa Davis, of the stock for the purpose of paying off "And. furthermore," Mr. Davis referred in the executive committee. . him finally struggled through administration the (ivil service law was cost new posed. "Spain has never proclaimed martial witness were entering the Riggs House fast. He. suspended In order to dismiss ljTOO em- tbe of the works and for such up. The wit- and fell to the porcn ueiow. air. naruesiy purposes as have become necessary through law against these belligerents, in relation nrter the alleged will turned ployes of the mail service. This Is the sug- to forbidding intercourse from outside." ness aBMd his companion what Mr. Devlin LOOTED IlY THIEVES. went Tor his rifle, which was standing In rr the Increase In the company's business. one corner of his bedroom. Returning to his gestion made by the wicked Democrat in "There is so much obscurity as to the had said. He replied that Devlin suggested Tennessee, Mr. McMillin, and the oppor- The new stock will take the sarai; rank Mr. Morgan some arrangements should be made Average Work of Crooks Continues, daughter's room, he aimed at Davis, whom situation." continued, "on ac that - retreating to woods. tunity should be orrcred to vindicate the as the assenting stock of the company. count of Spanish censorship of the press collecting the rent or Judge Holt's ns Shown bj- Police HeportH. he could see the as- about pulled tlie trigger, but the gun Harrison administration Irtm that aud of the telegraph that, of course, the house. Col Sterrctt then told Mr. Unit Four cases of robbery. Including one of Hanlriti persion." to ap- missed (re. The storekeeper is na expert CAR RIDDLED WITH BULLETS. whole world is in the dark as what that an administrator had already been housebreaking In the night, were report Mr. Orosvenor ngrecd that Mr. Dockery transpires in Cuba. We bear the groans pointed and he did not see what Devlin cd to Inspector Kolllnberger tills morning. shotancur the cap had not been a had one Davis have taken up Judge Mi- had correctly designated Mr. McMillin Conductor and shrieks and outcries." bad to do wiiu anairs. Oeorge E. Barber or No. 1000 D street rnVh5jt as a wicked Democrat, but Insisted that Milwaukee Motorman and you tell a jou In reported rront ller's time today. Injured by Wuiild-b-e Assassins. A STRONG APPEAL. "Did not reiiorter that sruthwest that the Hardesty family was aroused .Mr. Dockery's amendment should be kept to fight this case to the bitter end?" of his store was by un- The whole re- Milwaukee. Wis., June 3. Late last "Are we going to adjourn next Mon- tended broken congregated In MUs by Itself. "It has merit," gravely Tes, I did." known parties and four gold rings and a by this time and marked Mr. Grosveuor, "but I prefer that night a car on the UowellWreet extension day or Tuesday and leave these men in him," continued Mr. Dar- dcren plated teaspoons were 6tolen. Mnry'sroom. As thej were standing there - was fired Into by an unknown party, Jail in Havana? I have tbe utmost rev- "Did jou tell stones in quick the pristlue purltj- of my resolution be not and from a newspaper clip- Samuel Brouck of Bnghtwoo-- 1 pacifying her distress two Motorman E. Brecu ralally Con- erence ;ind respect the office of Chicr lington, reading II. the window. disturbed." John and for ping, tlie Ilolt heirs had plenty of race tracks reports stolen from his bed- succession crashed through the I' Jsiitrsnjis:tf am ductor Schwartz seriously Injured. Fxeeutlve of the United States; that Is "that Again Mr. Hardesty his gun on the The Democrats opposed the passage of money and could carry on the battle?" room an Irish frieze overcoat. ued the resolution and secured a vote by yeas About thirty shots were tired, but who an American characteristic. standing read flinging the would-r-- e "Yes; better read ou." John F. Spclhouso of No. 408 T street regro aeros the and nays. It resulted yeas,170;najs,53. the a'sasslns were Is not known, "This Is a country of law not a country northwest states thieves stole from missiles, but the weapon was defective and as the shots came Trotu t"ehind a clump ot raled nrivjte wi'l of any of the de- stopped heading. that storekeeper, to his chagrin, saw Davis Mr. Doekerj' then sought to secure his tie the him a pair of Jacobin pigeons. the desired end by moving to recommit the biishe" about six miles from the city limits. partments. The President of the United Mr. Iiarliugtuu did not read on. Low-eve- r. M. Lowe or No) .10 N street disappear in the darkness unharmed. The car was riddled with bullets, States is enjoined by the Constitution to Nathaniel Mr. Hardesty and his son, resolution with Instructions to make it and southeast reports that his tool shed, con- At da break cover the removals and changes in the had there leen any passengers In it the cvecutefaithrullytheliw. When wegather Several uuimportantqucstions iv ere asked taining loot- Albert, both armed, hunted around the from tLe Prrs'dcTJl. Com- several carpenter's tools, was They him Harrison administration. Lost. The reso list of fatalities would have recti much information the about the application for letters of admin- ed j neighborhood for Dai is. found on iForcigu Relations will know last night. home, asleep The Mcadc statuo. lution was then agreed to yeas, 11.; larger. The .shooting Is undoubtedly the mittee istration and the witness was excused. not twenty yards from their nays, outcome of the recent strike. whether it is necessary to report to tba of examination In the yard of the publicshool house. . 48. During the latter part the (pies-tio- n Senate. or MEXICO'S PROGRESS. Mr. Strode demanded the previous Col. btcrretl, Rev. Dr. McKim, of the TAKEN TO THE bTATION HOUSE. distinguished military officers and civil- upon the resolution declaring Martin. No Clemency foe. Mrs. Maybrlck. "I do not know how it may turn out. Church the Epiphany, entered the court- very have-thei- r of Her Scientific Expedition Davis was concealed in some brush, and ians. Tbe, ceremonies opened with music, Populist, entitled to the seat occupied by London, June 5. In the House ot Com- I shall he glad to lives room and sat down beside Miss Throck- First to saved in any way. At the same time I "Week. Mr. Hardesty leveled his rifle at the negro'a followed by prnyer. Lock hart. Democrat, from the Sixth North mons yesterday Sir Matthew White Ridley, morton. Start ScU commanding him Davis "Master George Gordon Mcadc, a grandson shall not feel very proud If their lives am Mis- head, tosurrendcr. Carolina district, which was considered borne secretary, said, in reply to questions,-tha- t John W. nnlt, a cotton planter of San Francisco, June 5. The first scien- up hands, the walked of the dead hero, statue. was Mr. Bailej saved by favor, while we are asserting sissippi, was He expedition of government held his and Hardests unielled the As jestcrelay. It ordered, and no any the next wltnes. is the tific the Mexican him down the road for a mile to University the draperjrfell from the statue. Light Bat- moved to substitute the resolution ot the he saw reason for extending that the Spanish government had no right son of tlie late Robert S. Holt, a brother will start out from San Francisco next station, where they met Policeman West, tery C, Third United States Artillery, minority or the Elections Committee No. 2. clemency to Mrs. Florence Maybrlck, who to artist them; no right to condemn tlwn of the judge. Though only forty-seve- week. All the scientists who will partici-patci- n who prisoner up the Eighth fired a salute. Dedicatory exercises, were his Is scrvinga life ternfof imprisonment in Wo- by m'l tary court, and that that court had of age, a In goicriimental Investigations locked the at declaring Lockhart entitled to scat. jears he sjrve J short time the the are precinct station. then conducted hy George G. Meade Tost, On the vote to seat Martin (Pop.) In king prison for tbe murder of her husband. no Jurisdiction to try them. I do not Omrcdcintc army. now nboird the Mexican "warship Zara-gos- repulsive No. J, Department of Pennsylvania, suppose that in relation to other govern- Is Dail is a coal black man, ns G.A.R place ot Lockhart (Dcm.) from the Hlxth The witness told of visits he made to and it to'thcm that the expedi- In his appearance as He is The statue was then formally delivered to - ments tl. President would hesitate forono Washington occas.ocs. He Is Ford. short. district of North Carolina, the Democrats M. Paul Making New Tinn- Record. on differeut tion Intrusted. a flat, nose and bloodshot 0 es. vavateet In moment to make a demand for the releiso upon his distinguished who The Zaragosa with Mex- with broad the House order to break a New York, June G. The American Line allied uncle, is connected the He pleaded not guilty this morning, and quorum. . of those pnsoncrs, or would hesitate to always treated him with the utmost re-- -j ican hjdrographlc bureau. Tlie govern- steamer St. Paul, Capt. Jamison, trim government power was without counsel. Miss Hardesty, a The Speaker pro tcm. Mr. Pnyre, 1 rr say that such liad no epeeu The judge always inquired annul ment heretofore has been utilizing the re- Southampton., was sighted off Fire Island in time of peace." pretty girl of eighteen years, dressed in a overruled the point by Bailey that at 12.22 p.m. today. The St. Paul, to equal to hci them members of the family. ports of foreign bureaus, and this will be gown, of Mr. Morgan went 00 to say that he depre- assisted attempt lavender took the stand and told no quorum was present, declinetl to enter- the record rrom Southampton to New Yonc, The witness testified that he the first to secure Information by discovering Davis in her room. an appeal from his decision, and a vo'e cated thesendlngtoCuhaofnrmsnnd muni- In the search of the house for valuable native investigation. tain should pass Sandy Hook by p m. by American citizens, "When I heard some one nioi lng around." of 113 to. 5 declared the resolution car- Allc t wo complete tions of war because papers and he was there when the papers wisp her hours to bcrtrip was a violation of law. was a, away shesald'Isatupin bedandsawthatman," ried, giving .Martin the seat. Martin was to the lightship. It is evident that she lias that It were sealed up. He saw them takeu Illinois; Gold Leaders to Confer. pointing to Davis, "standing by the side sworn phjslcal, political and moral impossibility by officials of the safe deposit company. of then in. made a new record, beating the time the Chicago, June C On the Invitation of tlie bed. 1 screamcdforpapa.and themnn or G to prevent It. The people had fretted so ""Did you remove any papers trim the the New York or the same line, of days long of Spanish barbari- the "Honest Money nud Honest Primary' met him at the door." 7 hours and 14 minutes, made in Septem- at the enormities fccusc?" organization Cook told of struggle be- Minister Ransom in North Carolina. ties In Cuba that they had become restll myself, my of county Democrats Miss Hardesty the ber, 1894. "1 took ncne but brother a conference of gold standard party lead- tween the two and identified Davis posi- Raleigh, N. C, June 5 Minister Matt andwercunwllllngtoobeythelrownlaws Thomas lock an old lamltv letter or two which were hy Instincts ers from all parts of Illinois will be held tively as the man. Rausom arrived here this morning from Pnpnltst Convention ChHimI. overriden the and received by iu uncle from his mother." report tho same, described in Mlssonrt sympathies of common humanity. here Saturday to the status of the Mr. Hardesty did and Mexico, on bis way to bis home Northamp- St. Louis, Mo., 5 Chairman Roselle Mr. Holt testllled about the slip of silver movement, upon which to base a how the prisoner entered the house. Police- ton county, on important private business. June Continuing Mr. Morgan said: "In case paper Miss Willie fctcrrcit found that had finished of the State commltteeorthePcopIe'sparty, these men are not speedily delivered at decision as to the advisability of calling man West said Davis had Just He says that he will probably be In North Issued a call convention, uiwu It the mysterious words "Date of carrying razor, -- has for the State to the request of tlie President; In the event a State convention separate from the one serving a Jail sentence for a Carolina all this month, but may retui held nt July 30. Seven will January 1, 1R8G." Strothcrs, the be called Peoria, which Is expected was employed in the neighborhood by to be Scdalla hundred that they are not released within a rea- gave slip to witness. to at and Mexico before July I. The ainlsler delegates will be present. Chairman Ro- coachman. the the to vote for free silver and Altgeld's nom- a family named Kline. is now In good health. His family is sonable time, he should be authorized to lie placed It In a satchel among other was at selle declares that all talk of lossiblc send his ships or war to Cuba and thero ination. Davis denied point blank that he Blowing Rock, N. C. combinations ofPo'pulists Democrats palters belonging to tlie witness. A she rt the man. He swore be has been taken for and time after this Mr. Holt started for hrme. some one else. In this State is unfounded. Continued on Second Page. On the way he was robbed of hU satchel Hunk Officials! Indicted. He to Now Versailles, Ky., June 5. The grand Jury Will Taken Orleans. hearBristol.Tenn. The thief wasevcntually nELD FOR THE GRAND JURY. Cunningham, con- Railroad President Assigns. Investigation Deposit Bank Mid- James J. held here for -- captured by the Bristol pol'ce. of tlie of you doing with your shoes Ban Jose. Cab, June 5. Jacob Rich, -- in- "What are spiracy against Judge Lindscy, of Gaines- JUDGED BY THEIR ASSOCIATES. An attempt was then made to get the way;, Kv., scandal, resulted ia eight Judge Miller. president of the San Jose Rail way Ctmpany, h orr?''askcd ville, Tex., was turned over to the New valise. It was found,.but Its contents had dictments being brought against ter my feet," said Davis. which Is now In the hands of a receiver, William Shlpp and Charles "Hurt Orleans authorities thisafternoon by Judge been removed. The detectives searched "How about sleeping In that yard? Why Hagner, in compliance with a requisition yesterday filed a petition in Insolvency. in r'HDm of in one of hotels, Stone, charging larceny, embezzlement; you His liabilities are between $300,COO Advertisers The Times are the the thief the swearing wasn't home?" Inquired the court. The Dunceckj Statue. from the governor ot Louisiana. and and finally discovered the contents of the to false statements and making Davis said he bod been out late and dldn'4 $400.C01. The principal creditors are with satchel In the stove. Witness was'ahle to false entries. want to wako the folks, so he thought he at San Francisco. pjeased the company they Identify the charred paper and ashes by would rest until morning In the bushes. tbe governor ot,tbe cootun wealth by lirc- - Perry Carson's Resignation Accepted. - in. They know it is a bene- means of unhurried pieces of Uiepapcr. rinmbers Reach No Agreement. "Ever see Miss Hardest- before this etBrlgadler-GenenUJ,.-j3. Gobln of the The resignation of Col. Perry Carson Tobacco Dealer Assigns. are Cleveland, Ohio. 6. The morning?'' demanded bis honor. commission wiucmuadcBarge or erec- as Inspector under the District health or-- Charles W. H oil, dealer In Tobacco, atN.i. W.D. HOLT ON THE STAND. June National r ine fit to be with the live, success- Master Plumbers' Association has ad- "Yes, sir," replied Davis, "I bought tion ot the statue. v ' flcp, was accepted by the Commissioners 537 Fifteenth street, made an assignment Washington D. Holt, the heir-at-la- and journed without agreeing upon any basis some tobacker at the sto' one mawnin." Gov. Daniel B.Hutl5aof Pennsjlvanln I today, and vUlllam Knox Brown, colored, today. Lewis J. Hunter Is named as as- ful merchants, and the success- nephew, who has been so frequently and of agreement with the supply men's asso- 'Exactly," Bald Judge Miller decisively, irecclved tlie.staluVonrtalialf ot tho Cqni-- j appointed to fill the vacancy. Col. Car-- signee The assets Include the stock In 'you yon 1,1:10 . aggregate 1 prominently mentioned In connection w'tb ciation Tlie'whole mottcr was finally left saw her, and that is what caused uiotiweuiui in ujew " i, i.j...ipimu; suu Ktv.e hb iuc cause 01 uis trade and $10,158.24. The list ful .es are all in The Times. the case, was the next witness. Mr. Holt to a roismlt&c to.nrbltrate.'W.H. Doyle to go to the house tills morning." words. ," ,Y 'l giving up lh,e 'position. of creditors Is composed ohlefly of 0 Is probably Retire years of age. Long or Philadelphia was elected president with- 'Didn't gorthere," said "Davis sullealy; Upon the ccuilqtjyil f the poveriKj's tobacco firms, and the total liabilities three , A reputahle advertiser knows Illness and repeated paralytic strokes-- have out contest;.' .'youse got the wrong man." remarks BreTetV&fcJtafScn. David McM. The Washington Cyclist-- out Saturday. are estimated nt $10,036.28. move- - Judge thought differently, Gregg, cimunaq($itu)e Set., Cavalry ,, m m shattered bis health and palsied his Miller aud who nd je4-3- t ' him btj ments. The Times iReokstate Bureau can Ticld bitn for the grand Jury. Division. at GcttuHnyBA srns'introduced as The Tiroes Real Estate bureau can se- that it does no good to He spoke la a low lone of voice.- - that he a icnaalrfor yoar.yheantstorc quicker . The story crime ana capture me orewr o wir u Ivy Institute Business College, 8th and cure a tenant for your vacant store quicker ; found in said he was unable to key to a higher pitch. than auy other agencjr caused Intense excitement around the vl-- The exottises?cJoBei with musiev S Our unexcelled summer course, $0 than any other agency. poor company.

EV. I4AT !&25&&&tl f, - t