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FOU NEWS 01 CABLE.
Further Details of tho Fronoh
Murderer Eyraud's Confession.
Arrnngcmenti for the Wedding of
Stanley und Miss Tennnnt.
rjiTrMT to rnr rs'M writs AotTti I
Paris, Jnly n. Michel Kyrand't confe.
slon of tl murder of Oniiffe, t'i rmitfrr.
was madi before M. Donpfer, a magistrate
llyrand said that be knew it was uselto to
attempt to deceive, and therefore his pref.
crence was to tell the truth.
lie admitted that all Oabrlclle Horn pan!,
bis former mistress, had said concerning
the crlnio was true, and said i
"It nas 1 who lured (lonlTo to Hue Tron.
son du Coudray, and it nas 1 who killed
him."
He then stated that (labrielle had helped
to place Iho bndv in the trunk.
At this point Kyratid n.ked the magistrate
not to Insist upon further particulars, say
ing that ho was really too unwell to con
tinue. He said that he had formerly declared that
ho was innocent to prevent sullying the rep
utations of his wife and daughter.
ArrnngcmontB for the Wedding; of
Stnnloy nnd Mies Tonnnnt.
irirm Ar cam r. srwi rrnr, 1
I,onor, Jnly :. The Htanlcy-Tennant
marriage will be celebrated by llishnp Itlpou,
the Dean of Westminster, and Canon Farrar.
The bride will be attended by rive pages,
three of whom will be seven years of age,
and by two brldemalds. aged sis, all of them
dressed in white, the costumes being of thu
time of Charles I.
Mr. Stanley's best man will be Comte
d'Aroch, who has been sent to represent
the King of the lelglaus.
Mr. Stanley will bo attended by five
groomsmen, Messrs. I'arke, Jephaon, Kel
son, Stairs and Ilonncll.
It Is expected that tho royalties who have
Intimated their intontlnn of being present
at tho wedding, will attend the garden partr
subsequently lit illchmoiid Terrace, the
bride's present homo.
European Powore to Rocognlzo Hlp
polyto ns Haytl'n Prostdent.
IsrrciAi. runLr to Tnr. kykkiko woblti.1
Loxpok. July .1. The Taris correspond
ent of the riniM asserts that (l;n Hippo
lyte will ho recognized by the l'.nropean
powers as President of Hayti on July IS. ,
Englleh Capitalists on tbe Scont of
of American Pnospnato Fields.
it.-orTr oTHrrsrssMRT. ..T.'-in 1
Iiownox, July 3. A syndicate of noble- ;
men. headed by I,oril Walbridge, hss ben
irganl7eil with acapltnlof aXl.000,000,
lo acquire possession of tho pho.phate fields
sf tho United States and Canada. '
Tho shipyard of the Wheeler Company at '
Ray City, Michigan, has been sold to an
English sjndicato for $','.000,000. '
Mrs. Lantrtry Progressing Favorably.
frcnur CAnLr klws srroiAUl I
Loinov, Jnly 3. -Mrs. Lanetiy Is pro- I
;resslng favorably, and has left her bed.
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XEHLEI1 SENIEKGED hMl
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He Is to Die Witbin tho Week of
of August 4.
fsrirciAi. to thi rvrsiim wom.n.j
BrryAi.o, July :i. Murdeicr William
Kemmlor. in custody of Warden Ourston
and Keeper Daniel MaNaughton, arrived
here at 13 30 o'clock to-day.
Kemmler ate a hearty meal in the Sheriff's
office, and at 5 oclock was brought before
Judgo Chlldi in the Supremo Court for re
sentence. He looked well and carried blmtelf un
riinchlngly, almost with unconcern.
When asked by the Judge If ho had any
thing to say, hcrcpllod. "No Kir."
The Judge then told Kemmlor that he
hoped tho long delay had been taken advau.
taeu of to preparo himself for his awful end
bnt that he had j et time for repentance.
The Judge closed as follows:
"All the Court now has to say Is that the
sentence heretofore pronounced on voulbe
carried into effect within the week begin,
uiug August 4, 1800 and may Qod have
mercy on you."
I.iwfer Hatch, Kemmler's counsel, did
not appear and no opposition whatei er was
made to the sentence.
It looked as if the murderer had been
deserted br his lawyer.
The Etenimo Woblo correspondent asked
Mr. Hatch if he would further oppose the
carrying out of the sentence. He replied!
"No. Kemmler's jig is up."
Kemmler goes back to Auburn to-night.
REPORT ON THE PHILADELPHIA.
Toe Official Board Finds the Cruiser
Entlroly Up to Contract.
IirscUL to tb rvzxixn wnain.1
Wahhimiion, July 3. -The Secretary of
tbe Navy has received the report of the Trial
liocrd of the new cruiser, Philadelphia.
They report that during the wboio trial
the engines and boiltrs worked in the most
satisfactory manner, and the average speed
during the run of four hours was IP, 07K
knots per hour,
Ihelloard submits the conclusions that
the vessel is thoroughly satisfactory and in
etery way meets the reiuireuients of the
contract.
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Five Men Wonndsd Before tbe Po'.Ifl
Rcsarjes Reacti the Spot. 9
An East Sitlo Non-Union Shojfl
Attackoil by Strikors Lalor.S
Abraliam Rosenborg Shot In thfl
Back During Iho Fray. Ml
Hunger nnd Deapnlr Increasing taH
Jllttcrness of the Lnbor Klht, 'yD
Tho bitterness which has hern lyBB
between tho striking clnakmakirs stiit,'MiB
niauiifactiirers culminated in a lively rfBI
on llroadway this morning. H
At H o'clock from nno to 4 00 of the atrlldH
ing oporathes, mad" desperate by theijjH
protracted fight against their emplnyerfH
attacked the employees of Merrr JunassoH
t Co. , at .inn llroadway, betweon LeonardV
and I lanklin streets. sfl
pi.0011 rt.owrn miri.T. H
Operatives, shipping hands, clerks
lionUccercrs were nssaultod and blooH
flownd freelv from many scalp wounds. 'jjM
Tho Injured wtrei ?H
Wlu.IAM Viss'En, aged twenty-two, operH
the, of Sin Hooniul avenne. severo scatlrV
wounds, taken to Chambers Rtreet Hospital.!
ltorcRT Uuxok, bookktcper, slight scalnH
wound. H
CiiAiii.ra llCTi.tn. stock olerk, sllgl
scalp-wnund, M
Kume, operative badly bruised; seaH
home. HH
JosEnt Ti EiENiiriMEn. shipping deparijH
ment, badly bruised. 'km
Another cnnsldcrnblo party of strikertH
mado a demonstration in front of the faoH
tory of tho Mercantile Cloak Company atj
:ili4 Ilroadwar, but while threats nerfjH
freely ma lo tho strikers failed to make asH
attack. km
Whon their employee) appeared and trleoH
to ento-the shop, they woro pnminelled bsH
thestilkors, who lorbado them with vrheH
ment gesticulations to enter. Home werjH
frightened away by the crowd and escape
unmo ottcil. H
Thnsn wl o persisted were sclred ajH
hustled away by force. There wereqnltjH
number of these, and in a few mlnr
llrnadwar for tno blocks waa the scene ofH
dozen running lights, with opo helpless m'tH
lu each rasetho ceutroof a lighting cycloil-H
of enlaced men. H
l'nr a tune tho riot threatened to hccoineH
most serious nffalr. and tbo reserves at tlH
I conard rtreet and I'.lirabeth street Pdlq
stations were promptly summoned tolhtH
scene. )
a stream or rLnr.roATS. H
In three minutes lTpitrolman armed wltaH
formidable night sticks rnshod onto theH
scene from Leouard street led brltoundsJH
mau I.ondrican. H
They were followed a moment later by
strenm of blnecnats under Hound. msH
McCann, who tiled out from Franklin li;SH
from tho Hixtli Precinct. tissH
the rinitT QinrxLT over. ?9alsssl
Hut the not which the police had oS
called to quell was not there. lHI
The fighting had lasted hardly a momenlH
and tho utrikers lia 1 dispersed. ...aH
Not an arrest waa male and none of tbH
asaulted employees of Jena. son .V Co. cnnlj
identify any of thu strikers as liu as.ailanH
csinnri i.vs Turin wtaions. H
Most of the men whonero aoaulted saaH
that tli" strikers wire armed with knhSH
pi. tn!.. c ul.s. eandhags and pieces of lclsjH
pile and tried to cri Mo the impussiou thH
they had ciune in force for tho purpose ofH
making tho attack. 'MM
When closely iinestlnnrd by Tur KvriXfi'H
Woiit.n reporter, honever, not one of tlieniH
could say that he had seen any of thesiH
we. pons, but had been told that they weMH
One of tlioin, Itotiert Bimon, of nn HenlH
street, said that tl.o strileis had atiSU
untiling more deadly than unibiePas, btjH
lhcyilcd them with siiUicieut fnree to teH
oil a pneo nf sialp oter his r ght tar H
Ofllcer Hesmsn, of the ht et-l'lraninH
squaii, wlin was near Ihn scene of the rlR
but who faihd to make an aire.t, ieport4H
at the riuubrth stret statiou-hou.e ihjgH
the assaiia'ils wcro Italians, hut that tbH
only usod thc.r umbrellas tor wiajious. H
what nit sTinsr.nn hat. HlssH
Ho thought that they had not premsaB
tatcd fie attack but Ucauso thoy had tuTH
umbrellas on account of ttie ram they hJH
tired them. riH
'iho sinkers clilm that they wsH
present on a kscoIiiI iiin.mu, slmlH
to prevent, if tho could, the tilUfH
nf tler places with scab 'LoJiH
that tney were launleit by the scabs wiJH
tneir starvn g condition, ainlilie result wH
the unorgauued and iiidiserimlnate sttcfl
the attackeh mex'h sronv. aH
Chsrles Ilutler. of :I0 I.'sst One Hund9H
and 1 wrlfth street, is the slock c.erk of fij&H
firm an I Ins desk ia nearest the IiroadwfAI
When the rioting beean he says the striksx-aH
ran in. dragced him I mm inland his des
ana into the street, and 1 e .am mat he haH
to run the gauntlet to Canal stieul, beH
clubbed all the way. jBH
oniig liuiicr only suffered a slight sNH
wound, and his slnrv to the eflcct thatswallB
strikers had all torts of dtadjy no.nons
ranch doubted lecsu.o of his .scape H
such slight injurr He acknowledged tJHaaaanfl
be did not see the knives lie Hiked MsJll
now tiiev wiee iNJtun. WaSaaal
Dookkeeper Hobett blmon was tolraRD
couldu t enter the office, was pounded tMkB
the head and ran aero, the street toesCH-H
Joseph l.oerlniresr. buyer. as druen ltp
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. constituting tho backbone of the strike last
, n ght met and remind to hold out until
I January, if iioccssarr.
A srsteni of assessing has boen devlted
which is calculate 1 to secure to the men all
the fluids required to maintain the fight.
thaiiman Dale said to-day that there was
every prosptot for bettering tho condition
of tho cloak-makers and relieving their
wa'its. Tho men were now in a position to
hold ont, und hcpieil.cted that the bosses
would be fnrcod to recodo within the next
ten days.
Tho Idea of having a parade to-morrow
has boen abandoned. Tho mon will, how.
eer. man h nu noxt Tuesday and there will
be a iniiMstnr mass-iucellng at Cooper Union
in theevoning.
it may nrnrtT in a TnAnrny.
Tho demonstrations of the men to-day
may roxult in a tiagedy.
Abraham llorenberg and a crowd of strik
ing tailors visited tho tailoring shop of
hainuel Hillo!. Ilia Kldrldge street, early
this afternoon a'nl commenced an indis
criminate attack nu llillot, his wlio and the
bauds In his employ.
shot IN the lurg.
nillet defended himself with lsY0T0lT0J.,
firing Into the rrowd and shooting Ho. en
berg in tim back, inflicting a serious wonnib
Tha crowd that visited Ilillofs hoiiso num
bered about une hundred or one hundred'
and titty in all. '
I They took tho house by storm and amend
ing to tha annp of llllict began destroying
everything ther could lav hands on.
I While a doeu or mnro were engaged In
' rlptung and tearing cloaks of plush and
other materials, upon which alleged
"scabs" were at work, others began smash
lng the fiiriiltuie and throwing things out
of the window.
loLirritEM sujuiovrD.
Policeman Hands, of the Sanitary Squad,
saw the articles living out of the window.
I and enteied the building to investigate.
Keeiug him, tho strikers started to rnn
downstairs, and Hands taking in the situs.
I tion undertook to detain them by blocking
the narrow stairwar. The agent of the
building assisted him. and while they
clogged tho passage w.th their bodies both
policeman and agent jelled: "Murdar'
Police I"
nniiT AnnrnTH mapf.
This had the effect of bringing three or
four othtr polircmen to the scene.
Unlet and seteti of thu .Inkers wero made
priMinir and taken to the i:..e Market
Court. Itn.enberg was taken lo the Cioinc
ueur Hospital. It is thniuht that two nr
three other neehed bullet wounds and
were helped anay by their loiupauions.
EIGHTY YEARS OLD, AND LOST.
Cobbler Wl'l-r Sinned Cut to Pay a
Kill and Ilai Not Hoturnod.
I.nuls Miller a wiiite-haired shoemaker
bending tinier thu weight of eiglity-one
. jears, msteriously ilesppearcd from hn
home in this city, and his equally aged wife
is distracted over Ins absence.
1 ho old c.ibbli r kissed Ins wife good-by at
Ins simp. 17i Ihir t anllc. Tuesday morn.
I ir, teding hei lhat he wi.gnuu ijiiHuiown
I li ii souit bill, and hoiim bu back in two
I liu i
I lie two hour, soon pissed and the old
loan lid not relun. To-dsv the taeu were
ri iricd io ti o police ml. description of
the int. sine sin fin, or sei I out.
(Mil Mr. Miller had 107 with him when
bufrft Ins .hop.
In a 'd'tinn to his snowy white hair he wnre
a gr) beard and a lire sed in h nvui
trousers, white vest, brown cual ami white
a, inched hat.
On the thirl linger of his right hand he
wnre a .arge god ling on which Here lu.
scriled the nut al. " P. II..' and to his
watcu nas attached a locket containing tho
phutograph of his wif.
I AT MONMOUTH TO-MORROW.
Salvrttor and Tenny to Start Proa
I pects for Pair Day and Track.
I iirrrm to thf rvrij. woslivi
' MuNHot Til Paiik Hack Thick. Julr.1. -The
wi atber has cleared lieru and the pros
ptetsare fair for u good day and track to
iimr ow.
The en'ries promise to bo large with Sal.
valor bud lennvb.ilh liauicd a-tlittr lor i
theUiiaubl.se-. J
lieaults of CUicngo Racas. I
I isrrri.i T.i'iwr rv ttfi ti( -.
CmcAi-o. July . Tho racing was con.
tinued heie to-day and resu.ted as fulh ws
hirst Kic0-r'no.eii:lilli of a mile, -
I linns won, llh Thornton second und
Prut is third, '.'line-1. 10 j.
riecmid llace One mile, ltacme won, with
i hspmau secoud aud Cushmau third.
I'.uio 1.4 4vi.
Howe X Hummel' chupter of the
grrat composlto novel now runnng
In TIIK KVKXING WOULD will
appear on 6nturdy, Owing to the
number of reader who will be ont
cf town only the tynopil of first four
chapter will be printed to-morrow,
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