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sssssss Msssvs - tAs New ParA 11sssss.
Manything might DO expected TO make the
late Mr.. Oharies Resde turn In his grave ct
once upon being placed In Il. the perversion Of
his "StnglsheNrt and DoublefAee into "Gtolen
Money" b that thing: and yet the play pro.
duced at the New Park Theatre last evening 70
not excessively bad except in it. rscklessly
wide departure IRON both the matter
and spirit Of the novel Msssrs. Jessop and
Gill have presented with sufiolent expertness
Of dramatic adapsation the fondly and foolishly
tfustful wife Of scoundrelly husband. In Q co.
herent and moderately Interesting series Of
scenes Illustrating the contrasting character.
istics Of the pair. Miss Kate Forsyth perform
ed the role os the true woman with much Gin.
amount o. iadyllks erecs.. inssmuch g tho
heroine 70 dlstinctly SGT forth % By rearing the
inferior Of the scapogroce; but this efiect may
have been In part due 70 the fact that. - acted
Bo S: Soa re-. K: s ~
whom his exalted birth WA mentioned. Mr..
york commended him highly to the .au-
slang In eSs@ knslsS JsH
Aarons. the. popular. delight broke Into the
loudest and longest OF the evenings applause.
There was lsHghteE, too: responsive TO the Ian.
vhics S & Hoy iosciE s%DSssisSa 3d. hs
fun 81 Transporting the nrst letters Of two con-
secutive worde-as whom he assured his spec
ulatiye sweetheart that sho was q mining
saying that he had mean. 70 cali her . sSiniDs
mark. The piece 10 above the general average
Of current dramas. IN itself and IN the manner
Of its presentation. but. not sufi1ciently so in
either respect to probably make a potent At.
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MOVIE OF zns D1AAoxDs 1oUzn

Enplsyees II the -. ossrse 1Isss 0ssst1sao1i
Abess the I1rs ana sAs Jaaiess. $50;
I've are working In the st. George AAt1;
robbsries." Police Captain Clinshy said ysstodA
day. We are following up elswD which 49,.
pan ont In . few days." d
Fire Marshal Sheldon began an invsstiga116i "
yesterday to ascertain the cause OF the Nm. 49,
where It started. Fred Himmelhsrg. The enq1sa
n . tssstieed that ns theueAt 4 bssr9 .se
stories. There had been 1re in the buildtnG
on Dec. IS or Il and another fFiliing llre, o0no0
BY the packing Of the pumps catching. He NJ:
hired By Janitor Cloyos. & 80
Iq.what did he pay your A.-He asked ne Y MseRI
;:ssi!:s ti s sss
Ssa g. p ,Hss:, 1 s:s e: "a as:s
S!sy: ss.n;ss:$ 81: Is :Ss.,s q. Sc
giving me q and wanted me 70 divvy. ~ n
Himmelberg also testified that the wood.
work was a. dry n finder from the steam hQo&
and that In the attic tho woodwork was 20 h0t
from the heat Of the ranges that hs could NJ
that IL q. ae
often gave him money. Janttor Clcyes wanted
him to divide with him. but he would not
Fire Marshal Sheldon thinks that the nro
Nj. pornsilus "f Du H Bels csiied ono cn GcmmiS-
sioner Van Oott yesterday. and eaid that ~;
had lost no valuables. and that he had not soe0
Janitor Cloyee since the Saturday before the.
fire: This differs from some Of Cloyes's re.
ported d.. stfStsmsnts Pise RasEcmsH Joh1soe
Engine Company IA was famous for rohblnG
burning buildings. 81
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psssss A.-ns -, nishs havv ssss y ~ o'1ysss's
va nnnsr- Didn's 20 there ana ny - 90 -
!, NJ groa Bred <. Jumped ~ and aid object
other gontieman without HIS footsteps being
,s sDss bsSps DSs aa BE
It's work the people ought TO know II.
Chairman Eocssyel,-lf yon are not strad Of what
y. ; NV
ana ~ ss s, H G. e. enter an
Hi:rEcT da Hsi e ,c,r Ssr,:.s
.r S g. n si FL
ssss; s. s
a@bon you r.insnSsr that you stopped her. thirty
Ssa ;si.,ssa to til. corner of Grand and FORSYTH
Daniel J. Bernstein, . Broad street broker.
formerly partner With sim mons In the policy
fore lin e policy BOOKS d the former arm
Of Berpstein a Simmcns. and po!nted out en-:
s nds rt pa apd co. and FEN sS 4,
p:ss sss s'ss q s ss
s1s S, X Ia ssss ssHs anS
We could NOT move without bsinG black
sss Hy ~; !, ss a.. Ysss 'f ss
ksa e g = .rowcd isS,Ppose tlsy .doptsd r
Or o. -. r9i meaning Police - the easiest way
ys.ss. sss ;sy Indirectly to the
da re sss. %:s'' 70
4. ny: ss,s K. IN. sss
8: Ss III; y: ss
Slas and :hsrss .S. 81 q drunk and
Jacob NathAns. q former policy dealer. was re-
.o.-H.re |. an entry. "x,ni... no." How % you e.
sa IL CAPT ks s ~. I'd! E'ass q.
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SHOCKING CRUELTY TO a GIRL.
chained 10 the Floor by her 0slraysrs CAsket
aaA Half starved.


SCRANTON. April 12-This afternoon girl
named Sadie McClenaghan. who had been
chained to the floor OF back room on Spruce
street. in the centre Of the city for nearly three
weeks. by W. 8. Madden. auack doctor. es-
caped and fed to the SusQuehanna House.
whore she begged pteously for protec-
ton. She told Mrs. CARPENTER. the vito
OF the hotel proprietor. o thrilling story OF
cruelty and fnhumanity practised uron her.
and said she feared that Madden would cap
ture and kill her. The girls terror was in her
face. and at first II was thought she was In
sane: but Madden. burly misunderstanding
fellow. soon appeared upon the scene
and by his conduct confirmed the story
He caught the fugitive by the shoulder
ssa nESG herself g. the ss s Car,
s'Sa e. SSs se S sIa
and big gut q the
Chief DeIncy. with two men hastened % Mad.
feii on his Knees and begged ed for mercy. but
no heed Y; was paid 70 bis SIsSsdisSs
md taken along With him 70 the lookup. where
b. nsS Wo Is MsS Tss
against him. She is the wreck Of what was
once beautiful woman. Her large eyes.
sunken checks and shy. frightened manner
She sis said f she had known Madden for two
years. He betrayed her. and then promised to
marry her as coon ~ he could get divorce
N Ts s ss na her hsr
to Scranton. saying he would take care Of her
Would %o .ar, ,s rs Ss got s ypr IS: h
but after much letter writing and telegrnphing
she came. Finding there Was no sign Of q d..
again; but. Madden induced kor to. 60
his r as css srsw on her h.e unh es s sad
Staple The aoor asd f sns q aFs sS
chains to IT, She says she lay Ia fearful agony
a iew days he brought in their food in ABB basket
hotel and brought her sandwich and
several occasions. when she made an outery.
no threw her down aud stamped with his knees
on her brenst He cb0ked her frequently. and
her throat was SO sore for number OF days
ae@s she e. 'Ga INC lecm nnss down had e S
all possible precautions to prevent an
outcry or an escape. This afternoon. when he
took the chains from her ankles. sho made q
away. She says he could not have treated her
worse were she a wild beast
Madden ut FIRST denied tho girls story but
finally admitted having chained her to the
whelmin9 and he was ordered to give bail In
"a. 800. No one became his surety. and he was
taken to the county jail There 10 great indig-
ana ,hpsns Of
ago in partnership with Quack called Gibson.
who is also in prison on charge Of indscently
assaulting one of his female patients.
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AirrsS J. Caassysr.

The spacious shoe store OF Cammsysr. on
the Of sixth avenue and Twelfth street. has been
ENLARGED. ana oders this spring svsn greater facilities
fer the purchase Of soes thsa u the past The
Of additional saeamen and saisswomsn msks sasy
Here ere found the cssbrntsd T. o. 1urSs Adisy nne
shoes a~d nsvt q heals' ssntismen's has shoes the
snnsSss.ary The ta.,!y essnsss:d ws.ascgh.s eos.s
heels specsiiiss Of thts hoahc Then nat oay
are a the varieties Of aies sest sest French KID and
s!Ppsrs and house .hoss oroqas, ssoss .9d NswPost
heels snArouud, pointed Erep9h. aud Londoa The
sass var sss " shs ees anash q Ssntsnsns shcss
ana sllppssN ~ sset casas.syssS ~ ssdsH styiss
vssstssi, xSlss .. - 1sessdfS .siesi u sscss -
aesssa 80 1890 ssss.Se Z ~ SsY - Ss3ss
=. M g !. M - I. /
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THE BARRER ON POLrzYCs.
NE Favsrs the Nsniaasisa 81 . Mas e Ra
che 0sver~aens IAhe - Broadway assrs.

He Favsrs the Nsainasisa 81 . Mas e Raa
che 0sver~asas Lite broadway sssrs.
"vell," said the German barber, now we'll
established In his shop In tho Bowery; do you
wode for Chin Plaine for PRESIDENT. or vich 10
your candidate. or perhaps dot ton'd drubbie
you who got der chob. ehp Der Republicans are
now employed In sordinR ovid Of der hardy
for president dot rascal vich. init dor helb uf
leedIe political chlorsse uf lime. will not
shmen 90 pad but vot der beeple
can shwallow him. EKery Won oxcebt Lin
coin Is professional bolidician-und he
IL crazy to poem Won. Each Won II
moro like charidy as der nosst Won. cuffsrlng
spswS .asa aar 3 Wiz r0 spo1
sssls ssa ' :c%So.ea a" q e: I'll d dsr
=. Sos S &: sssS a.nH saSms
e yss snos Sst .sn Il.
s rsS sn sss .e Ssn g. 9 ss
Ike dryins 70 and : hayst.sk : hspsr 9!
TiSsa dem oa dsssn se eSec ssodE sa
ssi ss:; II: :s; sSss
.i ri ; "a: :s. s d'sEins y .es'a son: r.ea
goot shmsra Nys Yories pessnsss 49, man for
PRESIDENT; blatiorp;, Der BesPls's peesnos
Shin FS1.ssft n sH Grin
und Chet und Sammy undsdsr. ,resd VI 'em haf
Mc cnf: Barns. :1sn 9ss a SSt %:
s 'lE on ssartn: yYaId mske. q success " Z
Gus enough pIrs,ty. Ia Congress. Bat who 10
dor man yich has suddenly ,subblisd young
many shmard dIngsi He would make . goot
Brcsldent. und 90 would OFT Misder Log, who q
4cinE Ger sane me. ding Ter his con DER MAJOR q
young Mayor lsdsly. but olt Mr.. Low Is goot
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NOTES OF THE STAGE

This Is the last week Of the at Days Theatre
La vie' still holds the fort at the Bijou opsra House
The Ilaulons are at the brooklyn Park Theatre this
-" Stolen Money is the attraction at the New Park
May Blossom" is now the play at the Madison Square
Betsy" takes possession Of waacks Theatre to.mor.
row evening.
Children q large growth well as youth folk, crowd
This last week OF the great show at the Madison
Square Garden.
the Thalin Theatre.
Nell Burre.. appears In vim at the Peoples Theatre
Tomorrow evening
"A Rag Baby viii be play At Tony PASTORS Theatre
tomorrow evening.
"orphcu. and Euiydlos" has been Transferred to the
Third Avenue Theatre.
gan and Harris Tbeatre.
op.rs ss' S; the 's' OF the Grand
Morris Theatre till. ws.s. '' " ~" " Wv '''""'
"Our blue Museum will be presented at the Comedy
Theair. on Wednesday evening.
The r.vs%os.s ., r.,s !: ssn.nu'd At the Four
At the Film Avenue Theatre tomorrow evening
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New Z s1T:: 4:
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w
pssTsnes IN New York ii ID. rehearsal.
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4 YOUNG WFE'S EStLI|
cAPr1YArsD ~ a xRAPAxE -
K E8 m PATTERSON.

shs Fellows mla VITA uee 1nNs14
Eass New YssA. WAess 80 - A1e2
Allowed - 0e 1sns Wish -
A darls-haired young man and q
haired young woman. with : pnrsia9
her arms. applied for lodsing % CdoAS
in East New York. late on ThursdAy
They said they were performers ~
eivon BY an Indian doctor to sslthis neeo
They had intended. thcy said. 70 90 % -
whero they resided. but e Was too lats ~
the train. The man rsgistsred ~ ~
James Morton. wife. and child. and -
unoecupied room In the house wAe aeotDpY
them. On Friday Morton made assAndee
for stopping Q week st the hotel fos 49,
and the party. iys 4 af
About 1 O'Clock yesterday mornins. 1n&@
Dickerson. manufacturer Of torpedoee ~
Jay street entered the East New Yckk ~
: :ss e ms .as z 81 ne sSs
So9sh! shg W. y!.Itlns sS9s
too. j Thought that strange. and vsnE - 10
ferry house. This was about. ! o'cicsE So 4
SSs sy a. sss A.a osr
WSss has as b Scot y A All! I ssksd
her. and asked mo to take II home. tay114
she would be home to.morrow' sI.A
49,, II sa.d 70 ny wife" Mt, D , .csa1
GsS a. ;s4 sSS0S . Ssr s saS
for we were on the front Of the boat. -
2lisc was IN East New YORK With Harry Hcrtcs
Your daughter must b. the blonde girl wiG4
she sts baby thss sysry6Say Sdmirssh g
mo Morton was her husband. I saw hsr giy4
her. baby last night 70 an older woman. whI ~
said wac her mother. and SAY shs would iclse
Mr; DickeTson and policeman aroused ypls,
tice Sherlock and Mr.. Dicksrson repeated 49,
story. Justice sherlock issued the wssEae
ted 70 the hotel, Whence Morton and tho ycliGg
woman were taken to the police station. T6e1I
were locked In separate cells. "
Justice Sherlock's court room WIS croN344
when the two prisoners wore afratgned. N48s
sTs9n SAID 10 HE "a Cas PIT II
ne ed ssid went to Palestine TsSss last Vine
leaving his vito 10 his tMr. DlcksrsQn1eJ
charge. She. was TO have gone On to her -
band on April /, and when she left homo itvu1t
with the intention OF meeting him In Tlxoqt
Morton. Mr.. Dickerson said WAS her 0pusin. y !.
Justice SHERLOCK told Mr.: Crowsli that Y
sentence her to the penitantiary for slx mcnt89
az. q disorderly person. A. however, her fa4Ae4
asked him 70 DO mercifuL he would Igtvo ~
II she returned to East New York she would n
rearrested and Imprisoned. Morton Wa TIL
shst r. too %sa1 sSS ON the r,n.x. "a tb
dian es show 9sss nisSt in nj East Now Ycr -
Tho case had been noisod about and hlo ~
pe0ranco was the signal tor applause.
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BEATEN IN JAPANESE STYLE
Christel Fails Three Times Ia 81 EeeonAs
DalteA and slapped By ehe Dap.

Cbfte1Oh Fans ToT00 Times IN 0b NeeOmoe-
nutted and slapped BY the Jap.
CLEVELAND. April 12.-The city armory
was the scene Of a terrific struggle tonight
between Andre Christol. the Toledo French
man. and Matsada sorakichi the Jap wrestler.
The match was made on Tuesday night for
$500. the winner to take sixty per cent. Of tho
door money. Betting was 2 to in favor Of the
JAP. There were 1--WE bouts. three at Japanese
style. and two ut catch as catch can. Christol
was seconded by Duncan Cross. He weighed
100 pounds. Prof Donnelly acted as second
for the Jap. who weighed 1876 pounds. The jap
was eager and smiling. the Frenchmen nervous
and cautious. Thos. Curry was referee.
sSSs A. e. s
s.1sat him around ne snS threw hia
s sS Is
ss 9Sss .::
hsas ana q s,a 6sss., s:asS .os
Gs ss s1 md NO s 4 nine
s sl and .s ID Ii: ssss E
~. ;s.sy . s:sssS Ss..s
ss f' s':?: p Al ~
This made the jap mad. and. believing Ike
tIncs n the face. Then they butted again,
and both used their nsts Quick a. a nash
the imp caught Christo by the head and pulled him TO
the floor on his hands and knees Fall for the Jap. Time
20 secondA
Both men returned to their corners badly
winded. Christols cheek was swollen and the
jars right eye was nearly closed. It caused
him considerable pain.
FOuRrH Bour (cAtoh catch can)-rhcy grasped
hands and then put their heads together Both secured
neck locks. which were immediately broken. The Jap
threw Chrsto on his feet with rush. but the French
man made elegant turn and then showed the Jap on
;ss ssEs ,osa much ,o r. tie Jsp; surprise Mech
hard fhs JAP s9t mad and wanted e use hts bpttinE
this on there great fun. 10th men hoped about
like frOgs, growing fereely. Chrisol finally won the
bout BY beautiful body lock- turning the Jap over In
nns style. Fall for Chrsto Time eminutes.
AT this juncture each man had won two bouts.
The referee tossed for tho choice Of the fith
and closing bout. The Jan won.
FI.rn B9ur Japtneae styielThcre great interest
Jap circet around the stase. and then with trunt
closed with the FrenchniAn and butted him several
times. Catching ChrtsiOl around the waist, the jap
threw hun like log on his side Fall for the Jsp Time
0vs seconds :
The referee then decided the contest In favor
Of Metsada 6ornklchi.. The Jap will remain
another match In q few days.
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BOSTON. April IA move significant Of
war between the Pennsyvania Railroad and the New
York Central system |. the shipment BY the fosmsrins
II ia ssd that Tie FsnnsyIvsniS /. Srnsirr IN mo
bushels from Chicago BY the New York and New EnS.
shssrsge toll Of two sens PET hundred between the
Boston, - ~-r~'''~
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Three thousand persons saw one OF the finest
games OF the tbs Polo Grounds yesterday II
was between the Metropolitan and New York teams
Although tho work at the bar either side what
may be called light the field play was perfect the
League team not having scored AGAINST Them
and ther opponents only one. Such playing ID seldom
seen on the Polo Grounds. and the excitement became
iatense especially at the end Of the NTH inning whom
the score stood TOO in favor OF the New Yorks and
odds offered the leaders with no. takers Oae OF
the fcuturea OF the game double play Orr Rein
slaughter Nelson. and Orr Ia which three were put
out. The Moore WuH: -
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- sOzrI,s snscUa
- Mas Ne Rsisaas whsa sAs CAsss " 80,
Nj saa Oaiy Issnss % de.

- A448 - y kgbDu09 Woo0l 80 O08Uy ~ @9Sp
M eaa Oaly Lsngs % DID, y
A brown-haired woman. about as years old,
and wearing a calico wrapper. plaid shawl.
and striped stockin9a was seen about 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon to walk briskly to the foot
Of Washington street. Brooklyn. On reaching
tho string.piecs abe hesitated for . moment
and then plunged headlong into tho river.
A sooro Of persons Witnessed the oct. James
McNally Of 107 Prospect street jumped after
the woman. and succeeded In keeping her hcad
above water until both were rescued by ANAL
b?st which was quietly manned By tho crow
me ysmsS %sSs acspsrsss siE %tt to e., ne
she Wss biced din from . ssvsrs cash 10 iSs
mock. She was conscious when taken out OF the
savsS sSs e s sss IT,
:.s.J ssiss ne e Ct ss
s:r WON care q sec. : For dods sake 1T
This letter, ionnd in her pocket. was the only
clue 70 her Identity;
DxaH BAnHAaAI received your letter and MAS xad TO
s:s. ss heard
s:s:' NH AZ. S $ e e.
;ss:':$ .:;; -, 4 ss
Nfnsteenth street viii 70 10 your uncle and aunt
Eleventh street and nd out how brother and sister
are and win tell them you will Try and them soon.
Excu:e the writins-written In e hurry Good'by.
'''"' ''"' '''s"'' TAO South Nineteenth street.
A chain purse In her pocket contained SO
Mrs. 81 Fons
xSIeS ~ "a: ssissa With II ' an SnoonsroiiaSis
She was recently married to George Bull. .
barber. During his absence In this city ySs-
terday she cut her throat with q carving knife.
and then hurried from tho house to the foot OF
Washington street. Her husband had not re-
turned homo At late hour last evening.
pHILADKLPHIA. April 12.-Barbara Weiss game
TO Philadelphia i've years ago from Heidelberg.
Germany. ana for several months lived with
her brother-in law, Louis Sitzenberger. q bar
Der at Maths street, whore she became enem-
Ored OF i0urneyman barber named William
Bull, who was employed BY SitzenberRer.
:. Buhl had q wife and three children living In
the vicinity OF Eighth and Wood streets. Early
last May Bull and Miss Weiss disappeared. the
latter leaving card saying she had gono to
When. she went away she. was. known to have
inundated with her sisters family again. and
the frat intimation OF hor whereabouts. re-
ceived BY friend. Miss Brehn. was last month.
when she received q letter from Miss Woiss
asking information about her relatives.
Buhls wife and children went to Florida.
IL not known here. Miss Weiss has an uncle In
this CITY. Chas. Ritter. Q cigar manufa :turer at
1,625 South Eleventh street.
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-Four hundred persons answered call for Q
meeting At Chcksrnx Hall last aishs to protest ssain
the psssAgs OF the Surface Railway bill Mr.. B. H. Ger
psMtsr. superintsndent Of the Juvenile Asylum pre-
as Ss chursn 81. 'a sor,. the S We
.@onogoiy ;. e one streets and o. su,iiss
the ecfion OF the Rapid Iranslt Commission He thought
the proposed cable road would aaerd Immediate relief
70 sns Great and popuatou beyond the Har
lem River. Henry 1erRh, LswpON n Fuller and Prof
Dorcmus also spoke and there Instrumental nusjc
and singing,
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BUFFALO. April 12.-Henry X. Childs. son OF
Henry Chiids wealthy steam forge owner. killed him.
niagara River. They left on Tharvday in. .
skia On ne rst.In this sf'ssscoI, he asaiins
n@ss ths pen ~hs.s the sansl snd r!ysy are seas 70
sth<f they auieReA the t0st before fttag % -
shs ~ sS!sy .ss :sssS ssSSs DE- eiN
~ ~ s:s:si ~; q; ~ y E;:;
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TIE Ya,s U.svers.sy O..w.

NEW HAVEN. April 12-As yet Bob Cookies
careful coachinx OF the Yale Univsrsy crew has not
been productive Of the results hoped for y
ths sfsw md y, frenda Although individually doing
they are eonsaered 6y every good bostman seeing them
LOndoR he thouGhs tbs raoe would mot bs such bro
cession ~ last year,
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CHICAGO, April l2.-The First Congress Dis
trict Republican Convention this afternoon re-
nominated r. W. Durham for Congress, md
chose Abner Taylor aud J. l.. Woodward rs
delegates to the National Convention. The
delegates were not Instructed. but were ap.
iss opposed to the pronounced Logan men.
The Second district held two sets OF prima.
rios and two Conventions. One Convention Sc
tional delegates. They nre nninstructed. The
second eonynntion selectedw liam H. Kruger and
gan. Thu. County Convention held here to-day
recognized rs delegates those chosen at tho
first -nnmed set Of primaries rs being regular.
The Fourth district named Samuel b. Ray.
mond and L. G. Collins as delegates to the
National Convention. They were Instructed
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Mr. Evars. ssssrs.s ne. ovsrwsvA.

Mr.. William n. Evasts has been confined =.
his house. 23i Second avenue. for nearly two wsaxo
from overwork. he expects to BE- on tsmonow. I'M
last appearance IN eourt was ON March 81, wAsa ~
ton hs s game hone very tired ccmpi.ntns q 49,
Chsrlss ncnarnsy Of % West Thirty s1h stress 80
him for exhaustion; Mr. Evarts oeonnnsd % HE Id
ho9.s HE physician now considsrs him hssfly We.
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serviax Tern Q. Frsssa for Ray ssr Aus
others Crime. iftt Eft55si

81. LOUIS. AprH I2.-Henry Harris W1s 9Es'
rested in Grand CITY, No., today. for the murder -
Robert McCord three years ago. Samuel AcAtlss waa
sent To the pensntiary for Of years for the
crime. and released under the three fourtha
rule last October McAtlse Gays he not guilty, bat
suffered himself to be Imprisoned in consderasion %
$40 and promise Of more a. The cad q his term ~
Release and he has accordingly sworn out wssTei&
Against him and caused his arrest. 80 4 a
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gray horse. drawing the express waeon a
Thomas woosy OF - New Bowssy. ives ssass1 win 81
blind staGgers IN Chatham street yssssreAy sfssrnec
s ssssss her I saScon Sst.sss chamhsr 80 I
guests went eut beer wagOs driver seok 0s1 ~
knife and hed the hosse. and minuts lat1s ~ 1900;
left the saloon quietly. -sT77I'T7'- -'----~j
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Ds.alAssa K.e.l. O.s BE Mas.

MINNEAPOLIS. April l2.-Somo time ago Prof.
Donaldson Of this city offered to knock out In four
rounds any man In the Northwest. Three candidates
met and selected one NAMED Bseehsr OF Brainsrd TO-
n n me men met IN narkss Ha which was Alled.
match An e9ort ives msAe 70 hiring about msstins be-
tween Duplessls und DOaaldaon but the latter claimed
that hs had h parh and refused 70 nghi