Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08
Heimbold Again as Large.
HIS ESCAPE FROM THE PHILApELPHrx

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Heimbold Again as Large.
HIS ESCAPE FROM THE PHILADELPHIA
INSANE ASYLUM.
Al mid might last Monday DIR. II. T. Helm
polc made his escape from bis room In DR..
and walked 20 West Philadelphia. Gettins
quietly aboard the early express train OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, he waited until the
said he was im pecunious, out would paw his
fsre on reaching New YORK. He was per-
mitted 70 complete his journey, and, upon
arrival, went TO the Astor House, where he
encountered group OF bis former friends.
To their ordinations OF surprise the Doc
tor responded by gleeful speech somewhat
as ioliows:-"I,ye jumped 'em, boys; 1
morning. They couldn't keep me. There
Amt luDatic asylum In the country strong
enough 10 hold me-" Then the Doctor took
OF his dilspidated straw hat, mopped his
forehead and gazed complacently around the
group for moment Eyes, boys, Jumped
,em. Trey kept me locked up with lot OF
lunstics and said 1 was crazy. Do loog
much crazy? L couldn't stay In Phils fel-
phiR; wouldn't be found dead in that Cod
forsaEen place. had 10 come 20 New York,
and mean TO start the old business again"
Just before midnight last night a World
reporter found the Doctor in a beer saloon,
complacently smoking his cigar and looking
somewhat the worse for wear. He was
dressed 10 a gray suit OF tweed, dIlapidated
straw bat, white shirt from which the old
time diamond studs were conspicuously
WesrinS o on L ss sSsyea S4 ns chin beard
The Doctor had several letters In bis pos
session, got yesterday from physicians OF
NE city, asserting entire belief IN his sanity
afqr medical Examination. He says he
mears 10 start In business again, and make
IL the business Of bis life TO expose lunatic
ssylums.-lk D. Void. 5th.
A GENERAL STRIKE THREArENKp IN
THE soHUYLKILL RESIoN..More trouble
is threatened In the SchuylkIll coal region.
The bcnuylkill coal exchange has decided
upon q still further reduction OF between IS
and 20 per cent. In the miners wages, the
same 10 take effect as soon as work at the
colleries is resumed. The miners say they
will strike In q body. There are now about
Se sse Of an open rupture
employed in the Schuyikill region, and
more than one half OF these are employed by
S s1e ssns IN oPrssor The men have
rates, and, rs q consequence, have been
forced TO the very brink OF starvation. A
meeting % the operators win be held %
operations say they prefer q general stoppage
TO paying the old wages.
NEW JERSEY Law on PRIZE FIGHrrsG.
The principals In the late prize light In Me-
Jersey, In which WALKER was beaten % dessa
scene Of the brutal encounter. Under the
laws OF that state the principals, i've OF
whom have been arrested and are In custo-
probable that all. with the exception OF
Weeden, will escape such extreme PUBLISH
ment, IL ia possible that the others win be
AWARDED twenty years each In the penitenti-
airy. IL 10 gratifying TO see that they have
srch laws In New Jersey; IL 10 to the credit
OF that state, and the vigorous enforcement
under arrest Will doubtless exercise q bene-
fetal effect upon bruisers elsewhere.
TIE FoRrsrERs' CONVENTION at Sea
Grove, N. j., was opened yesterday by the
election OF Hon. AleI. whiIden chairman,
anG george re ,gs W. rows secretary Toe rsls
RESOLUTIONS were passed relative 20 promo
ting forest literature and establishing q
school OF forestry; accommodating action ON
merce, colleges and scientific societies; that
agricultural colleges establish forest profess
sorships and agricultural societies secure
delegates were received, and papers were
read by George May Powell and Prof Knight
Wheeler and others. Civil engineers were
create corps OF foresters.
CENTENNIAL MEpALs--rhe report of the
executive committee OF the u. g. Centennial
commission shows that the medals fer sue
cessful exhibitors have been put in the hands
OF certificate OF award is being rapidly pre-
pared. The committee believe that from this
time out the exhibition viii see us best
days, and conclude with the declaration that
the great exposition will result In . closer
bond between the United states and foreign
AT fHR IErKRNArroNAL MEDICAL Cor
GR1se In Philadelphia yogt0rday, AZ dele-
gates were present DR.. II. MIyake, OF Toxic,
Japan, Wa introduced and occupied she
chair during the reading Of Q pepor on eOb-
stetrfcss BY Prof Parv1n, Of Indiana. Iho
congress then adjourned Till to-day.
A CKNTENEIAL vmTroR DRowNED.-A
party OF wharf butiders found the body Of
man floating IN the Delaware river n Phfla-
delphia yssterday. In the pockets Of the DE-
ceased were q sold watch and q 800 In
money. me body n eupposed % ~ That Of
Edgar r. Thomas, HAxrtsburg, Fayotta
REWARD ron ARREST OF AssAssus-
The acting governor OF Louisiana offers
5000 reward for the arrest OF the assassin Of
Or. Drinkgrove, tax collector Of OuAonita
per1sh, and $1,000 nor The arrest OF the person
Who Attempted The liz Of Westar, CLERK Of
me court OF Red river parish.
A PRonIxExv NEW oRLIAu RsruBLI-
oAu eHor.-1ouis J. Sour, . pro0inent To-
publican Of New Orleans, w. mealiZ eoos
lesterday morning by L. II. sofeh. r.
N ne Times On sourls polifioal chazaee9.
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