Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
MANlTO8A,s RAILROAD FIGHT.

the proceedings and seldom put In an'appearance.
MANlTOBA's RAILROAD FIGHT.
Every Indication Now shas the Canada
Pacific Will he Beaten.
WINNIPEG, Oct 27.-Yesterday was spent In
legal battle In the courts all the leading talent In
the city being engaged In fighting the case. The
arguments had not concluded when adjournment
was reached, but there Is little doubt from observa-
tons OF Judge Avery during the progress Of the
| case that the injunction Will be dissolved. The
government has made full preparations Tor this
contingency, and have large force OF special con-
stables and volunteers from different parts OF The
province prepared 10 rush 10 the and lay the
tracks In addition 10 the local force 400 navvies
working on the Northern Pacific are reported 70
pathy continues 70 run constantly In favor OF the
governments position. The Canadian Pacinc au-
thor1ties declare
THEY WILL RESIST .HE CROSSING
even should tie Injunction be dissolved. II they
attempt resistance IL Is Attorney General Martin
intention TO have superintendent Whyte ana the
ring g-leaders placed under arrest. some people
| advocate tnat the Canadian Pacific Co.'S property
should be taken possession OF ana all traflc stopped
In order 70 force the company 70 terms The
struggle can't last much longer and a crisis Will
soon be reached, as the judge positively refuses
enlargement OF the case. The opinions OF the
the province is unit against the Canadian Pacinc
cONLEY DONE UP IN TwO ROUNDS.
McAulfffe Treats Pacific Coast sports %
. Big Surprise.
SAN Francisco, Oct 27.-The sporting fraternity
OF San Francisco never experienced such surprise
as 1t did last night when Coney. the Ithaca giant
was knocked out In less tnan six minutes by Joe
McAun1e, who less than a year ago was con-
sldered little more than q novice. The 1ght
which had been looked forward TO with the
keenest interest for weeks, terminated so suddenly
that the Two thousand spectators could hardly
realize for a moment that Conley could not rise
from the floor, but when, aIJer a lapse or ten
seconds COlleV fed md hRs
seconds crossed the ring and carried him TO his
chair, perfect storm Of applause broke out and
N an instant The shouts were taken UP by the
crowd IN the street. The one opinion expressed
Immediately after the nght was JnaI Conley made
serious mistake IN ever accepting The PROPOSE
Peter jackson, colored, the champion from Aus
tralla, who had been matched " meet the winner
OF this contest, and Will now meet McAulifIe 10
December, was among the spectators ana ne was
not al all slow In expressing himself very sarcast-
cally about Conieys nghJlng. Frank Glover Of
Chicago, who was recently defeated by McAuliffe
after very game light, expressed his opinion very
emphaucally that Coney was "No good" and In
answer 70 question declared that ne could not
tnink OF nghung him. The only effort made by
Conley during the short battle vas his attempt 10
hold McAuline In clinch and push him against the
ropes. he was successful In this several times
but the terrible rignt-hander he received on Uhe
neck In the middle Oh tue second round completely
settled hun. After that he simply used McAuline
noor again.
Robbed q Building Association.
NABDN, THE CHICAGO ENBEzzLER, GOT AWAY WITH
MUCH MORE THAN WAS AT FIKsT REPokTKD
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Charles c. Nardin, who left
the city about two weeks ago, taking with him a
considerable amount OF money belonging TO the
Citizens Building and Loan Association has not
yet been heard from IL Is known that he has
since sent message TO his vile, but she pretends
TSe eXpeTts Who have Seep esampng ass S
az the association, claim that instead OF $1,000 as
at nrst supposed, Nardins shortage viii amount
TO between 81, 900 ana $4,000.
Brought = Young African Prince with
Alns
prominent young German OF this CITY. has re.
turned from four year stay In Central Africa
where he was engaged In trading with the natives
from the Congo. He brought home with him a
nine-yesrsold negro prince whose father is king OF
tribe The boy is entirely unciviiised. T Re evil viii
guage and customs Of this country.
Split Their skulls With q Hasches.
ONE RAnRoAD MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER FATALLY
INJURED BY A FELLOW WORKMAN.
FoRr WORTH. TEX. Oct 27.-At a late hour last
AJchison road, resulting In the death OF one man
and the fatal injury OF another Engineer Patrick
in snaKine out the CRATE bars Of his IScomosive
Brady, VINO was not on friendly terms with Cor
cOran, refused, and q war OF words ensued, par
ticipated In by Corcoran's fireman, l. c. Gregg.
Brady went away angry, and, procuring Q hatchet
returned and assaulted Corcoran, cutting his skull
open. He assaulted Grcgg IN the same manner.
He then concealed himself and has not yet been
captured. Corcoran died In o short time and
Gregg Will not live.
The Benhayoa Mystery.
DR. BOWERS, wao Is UNDER SENTENCE or DEATH FoR
POISONING HIS VIII, CLAIMS 10 HAvs NEW KvI-
DENcK
SAN Francisco, Oct 27-The Benhayon mys-
tery, which puzzled San Francisco In October last
year, has been revived by DR.. Milton Bowers now
under sentence OF death for poisoning his wife.
Benhayon was found poisoned In Q room In lodg-
ing house, which had been rented BY q book agent
ing he poisoned his sister, MA Dr. Bowers with
d1gitaliR in order 70 secure ne-insurauce policies
which she had made over 70 him. Tne theory Of
the prosecution OF Demmig was that bowers hired
DeEnmig 20 poison benhayon, and that he (BoWers)
wrote Bennayou's confession, IN order % save his
and Demmig lies IN jail awaiting second trisl
DR.. Bowers yesterday told . reporter that he had
ev1dence that Mr1 Benhayon po1soned her son and
that Demm1g had nothing 20 DO with the matter.
Demmig, he Declared, while fellow prisoner Win
one 0oldenson, told the latter that ms ounness
facts 70 Bowers shortly eesore he was hanged
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died at l:30 O'Clock cnls mosne. ~ W. n
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