Jury finds Major Count Lynar guilty of abuses
The hearing of the General Cont vat Ao, once adjutant to the emperor and guard commander, concluded with Major Count Johannes Lynar found guilty on six counts of abuses of authority including insults to subordinates and moral lapses. He was sentenced to fifteen months in jail while Count von iWohenav was acquitted. A socialist demonstration in Chicago led to clashes with police as would be marchers were dispersed. In Jackson, Michigan, two convicts missing since Monday were found hiding in the prison yard. Weather and market notes follow with cold western regions and mixed commodity prices across Chicago and Pittsburgh markets.
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