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,L. 1., where Thorn shot him, out up
First Great‘ _,;Mi_uier' ,Trial in
Greater New York.
JURY DRAWN VERY QUICK
The. Most Important Murder ’l‘ri-ul
Ever Held in the Queens County
Court Honse—Recnpitnlutlon of
the Grcwsome Case.
New York, Nov. 9.-—At 5 o'clock last-vl
evening the twelfth Juryman was se—
lected to try Martin'rhorn, the alleged
murderer of William Guldensuppe. and
court adjourned until 9.30 this morning.
This is the most Important murder
trial ever held within the walls of the
Queens County Court House. Thorn
aners. Augusta Nack bcing Jointly
indicted for the murder of Gulden-
suppe. Never before in the twenty-live
years' history of the Queens County
Court House has so much interest been
manifested in any trial as in this case.
For the four months since the muti-
lated part of a. human body was found
floating in the East River, to be fol-
lowed by the finding of another part
of the same body in the Woods in the
away. and subsequently the discovery
of the limbs at the Navy Yard, 'the
names of Martin Thorn and of Augusta.
Nack, his alleged accomplice, have
been before the public.
The developments immediately fol-
lowing the finding of the mutilated
body, the identification of it as the body
of William Guldensuppe, a rubber in a
Turkish bath, the arrest of Mrs. Nack,
a German midwife, at her home, and
the capture of Thom a week later.
have been described so often that it is
necessary now only to recapitulate
them.
The contention of the prosecution is
that the Nack woman induced Gulden-
suppe to go to a cottage at Woodside.
the body in a bathtub and disposed of
it in pieces. The motive, according to
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Statements hard to believe harder to
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'What people say in Maine.
'Pu blic expression from California.
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. The sayings of neighbors, friends
and citizens. ‘
. Home indorsement counts.
It disarms the skeptic; is beyond dis-
ute. , , .
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stonestabllsh peace under the Spanish
spilling Pinol‘
Blanca Announces Amnesty fol
All Purely Political Prisoners.
MERCY WITH A STRING TO IT
Rotor-mist Press Highly Praises Gen
lllunoo for 'llis Decision. and
Urges the Establiluncnt of Peace
L'mler the Spanish Flag.
(Cable Dispatch to the New York Sun.)
Havana, Nov. 9.—Gen. ’Blanco signed
yesterday a._ proclamation granting
pardon to all persons sentenced in
Cuba. for rebellion against Spain, pro-
vided that their sentences were based
upon political grounds only. Those
who have been sentenced as common
criminals and under the military law
will be pardoned only if- the Captain-
Generul‘ deems it expedient after in-
vestigation. I
The Reformlst and Autonomist press
here highly praises Gen. Blanco for his
decision. and hopes that all those who
are fighting against Spain in the field
or conspiring against her abroad will
avail themselves of the opportunity tc
return to their homes and COntribute
flag.
The decree is prefaced by an intro-
duction in which Gen. Blanco declares
that in accordance with the magnani-
mous feelings of the Government oi
Her Majesty he takes this step in or
der to prove that Spain is resolved
both to punish with severity those who
continue to fight against her sover~
eighty and to open “her merciful arms
to her rcpentant sons." I
The trial of the prisoners of the Com-
petitor that was to begin yesterday
has been postponed. Senor Jose Bru-
zon, the newly appointed Governor oi
the province of Havana, and a promi-'
nent member of the Autonomist Jilnta,
will take possession of his oilicc to—
day. The Reformists and Autonomists
will compliment him with a demonstra-
tion at the palace of the Civil Govern-
ment.
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Gomez
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Carl Petersen, who is alleged to have
seen Guldensuppe alive in Germany
since June 25, the date on which Thprn
is accused of committing the murder,
would arrive from the old country to
testify for Thorn.
Before the case was called District
Attorney William J. YOUfiS and his
assistants were kept busy looking af-
ter the important witnesses for the
prosecution. There are about forty in
all for the State.
Barber Gotha, the star witness for
the prosecution, was especially well
guarded, so he could not possibly be
tampered with. It is mainly on Goth‘a’s
evidence that the State relies for a. con-
victiou. Goths. caused the arrest of
Thorn by informing the police that
Thorn had confessed to him that he
had killed Guldensuppe in the Wood-
side house, dismembered his body and
Wrapped the head in plaster of paris.
The witnesses whose evidence will
have a. material bearing in determining
the guilt of Thorn will not be allowed
to hear each other testify. - Though,
Thorn is jointly indicted with Mrs.
Nack theIDistrict Attorney consented
to try Thorn separately. This was
agreed to at a. previous session of the .
court.
Mr. Youngs has a room full of exhibits
which he will introduce during the
trial. The dismembered remains now
in the New York Morgue and claimed
to be parts 'of Guldensuppe's body may
not be shown in court. and for this
reason photographs of each part have
been made, and these will be ofiered in
evidence to prove that the remains are -
parts of Guldensuppe’s body. '
The photograph of one of the feet
shows a peculiar toe. and the prosecu- . .
tion claims Guldensuppe had the same
pecpliarity about one of his feet.
Another photograph shows where a
tattooed figure «was‘cut out of the dead
man's breast, presumably to preVent
Identification. Guldensuppe is alleged
to have had a figure tattooed. on his "
breast. .
Another exhibit]: a. bundle contain-
ing a smoking'u'okeh slippers "and -
[alter-s, which we!‘ ,und by the de-
tectives in Mrs. N a not in Ninth
avenue. New York. at the time of her
arrest. These articles are alleged to
have belonged to Thorn. The prosecu-
tion will offer them in evidence to show
the intimacy between Mrs. Nack and
Thorn before the murder and disap-
pearance of Guldensuppe.
By ll’rolley to Washington. ,
Harrisburg. Nov. 9.——A charter' was
granted by the State Department yes-
terday to the Washington, Westmin-
ster in Gettysburg Electric Railway
Company. which will build a line four-
teen miles long from Gettysburg to the
State line. This is the company which
Intends to build a line to the national
capital. The capital stock is $400,000.
and the officers are: President. James
B', Colgl'cve. Washington: Directors.
Samuel S. Bushman. Charles A. Tus-
tel and Penny C. Littlo,_I_G_ettysbul-g;
Henry A. Carly, Washington: Charles
[1. Dollars and John A. Shore. Littles-
tm. ‘ " '
Judge F's-tn Resigns.
Washington. | “Walker Feam,
of Alabama. U, SIN.“ Judge of
the Court of “fit In: '. at Cairo of
the International Tr] ll of Egypt.
has sent his resignation to the Khedive
on account of" ill health. Mr. Fearn
was minister to Greece under President
Cieveiand's first administration. and
was. {updated to the International
Tribunal in 1884. He was Chief of the
Department 32 Foreign Affairs of the
World‘s Fair. Mr. Foam recently re-I
turned to the United States in the
hope 01‘ improving his physical condi-
tion. ' "
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tin-v. Bushuall May Run.
Springfield. Ohio, Nov. 9.~It is re-
ported hore mt Gov. Bushnell will be
r. candidate for Senator. The editor of
Busiinell's organ says he'believes the
story. . ' . .
foot-ball heroes.
The lass-beens of life are a good deal
sharper to think about than the mig‘it-
have-becns.
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will you irritate your throat and lungs
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Why
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bottle of this guaranteed remedy? Its
success is simply wonderful, as your
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Large bottles 500 and 25c.
Some particularly dainty leather
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Why does it always strike you as in
expressibly selfish to see a man r1d1ng
alone in a. carriage ?
CEREAL COFFEEI DRINKERS BE-
WARE!
If you have been deceived and tried
one of the cheap bran substitutes now
on the market, claiming to be the
original and to have great food value.
and you got a pound of poor y roasted
bfan for your 250. and a poor, weak,
sickish drink (what can you expect
from bran, don’t be discouraged but
try GRAI —0. It is made from solid
grain, nicely browned and 2 pounds for
25c. Grain-O takes the place of cofier
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grocer to-day.
DEMANDS ON A ROYAL PURSE.
Marie Antoinette’s 6,000 Livres a Month,
and Not. a Crown at: Her Own Disposal.
The minute difficulties and incon-
veniences which beset the Princess in
her daily life would hardly be believed
but for the testimony of competent wit-
nesses. Mercy states in a letter to
Maria Theresa: “I must call atten-
tion to the fact that the Dauphine,
whose purse is nominally of six thou--
sand livres a month, has in reality not
a single crown at her, disposal. There
are scandalous, abuses here as regards
money matters. The Dauphine's purse
is given into the care of her treasurer.
who keeps back two thousand, five
hundred livres every month for pen-
sions granted 'by the late Queen, and
which have fallen on the Dauphine,
without her knowing anything about
them. '
ceive one hundred louis a month for
the Dauphine’s card-playing. Whether
she wins, or loses, no’one sees anything
more of this money. . The bedch—am-
ber women take charge of all the re-
mainder, which is usually distributed
in gifts suggested by Madame de Noail- ,
les, with the forced consent Cf the
Dauphine,.who thus keeps no money
at her own disposal. She is certainly
not well dressed, but that is the fault
of the lady who has the charge of her
wardrobe. This lady pays little atten-
tion to it, and has not much taste”,—
A‘nna L, Bickneu in Century. ‘
served with high distinction in
.Army. of the Potomac, and at the close
i law. ~. -
.Harrls. at Sydney. N. B.
'house eating lunch. David Love; en-
Her garcons de chambre re—~
practically.
down to the last-soldier in the revo-
lutionary ranks, all have been son-
tenced by Spanish court-martials as
common outlaws.
GEN. DUANE DEAD.
Served with Distinction During the
Rebellion.
New York, Nov. 9.-GIen. James C.
Duane, U. S. A. (retired), and president
of tile Agueduct Commission, died
fr apoplexy yesterday at his home.
49 id‘fhirtieth skeet. Commissioner
Duane lavas 73 years old.
Brimflen. James C. Duane was
gratified from West Point in 1848.
He went into the engineer corps and
the
of the war had several brevets.
He was chief of the Engineer Corps
of the United States Army from 1886
to 1888, when, having reached 64 years,
he was retired in accordance with the
He was appointed president of the
Aqueduct Commission on Aug. J, 1836.
After his transfer to‘the retired list 0!
the army he served continuously in
that 'position‘ until 'his death‘. " '
He married Harriet Brewerton.
daughter of Gen. Brewerto‘n, U. S. A..
who. with two sons, Dr. Alexander
Duane and James C. Duane. survive
him.
Appointed by the President,
T’Vashington, Nov. 9.-——These appoint-
ments have been made by the Presi-
dent:
W. Godfrey Hunter, of Kentucky,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to Guatemala and
Honduras.
Collectors of Internal Revenue—
James A. Vlood for the First District
of New Hampshire; Edward '1‘.
Franks for the Second District of Ken-
tucky.
Edwin M. Yer-an. agent for the In-
dians of the Lemhi Agency, Idaho.
Receivers'of Public Moneys—Thomas
C. Burns. at Mitchell, S. D.; Robley D.
Edward W. Bartlett. Register of the
Land Office at Lagrande. Ore.
Maj. William L. Marshall. U. S. A.,
member of the Wisconsin River Com-
mission. , - -‘
Collector of Customs—Thomas 0.
Thompson for tho District'of' New
LOndon. Ct '
Boiler BIov’vn 2,000 Feet.
Sharon, Pa... Nov. 9.-'—A boiler explo-
sion occurred at Stoneboro yesterday
while the miners of the Mercer Iron
and Coal Company were in the boiler
glneer, 'was killed instantly. John
Jackson. Joseph Dowers and Albert
Jaxtheimer were hurt mortally. Two
other men were hurt severely. No m.
son is given for the eXpIosion. 'l‘nr
boiler had been inspected but a Shr-
time before and was found to l_--~ ‘.
good condition. It was blown over i'.l.'
thousand feet, and the boiler lull--
was torn to atoms. .
The Garrison’s Wreck.
Poughkeepsie. N.’ Y.. Nov. T '4
State Railroad Commissioners: \4 ~..:~
the scene of theI‘re'cent railroad wret-
at Garrison's yesterday. morning am
commenced their investigation. The;
aregassisted by several engineering a):
perts. The theory of the use of dyna-
mite has been discredited and it is now
ratablished that the disaster was:
caused by a'simplé‘ washout.
Chicago“ Alderman Killed.
Chicago. Nov. 9.——’While Alderman
Henry Rudolph. of the Sixteenth .War: .
was on his way to the City Councl
meeting last night he was run down by
.a ChicagoIé’a Northwestern passenger
train. Both legs were crushed at the
~—
knees. He died an, hour later. The-
Councll adjourned as soon as the news
ates received. , 4-
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Excelsior Livery and,
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for pleasure dr1v1ng. anda large stock of up-
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_Ne-~.t and careful drivers in livery.when de-
srre .
Prices. reasonable l
TRIAL ORDFR SOTIlIOITED.
Teams delivered and called for m. any part
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Telephone call 81-3.
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Rejected pension claims a specialty
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