Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-30
A DAYS DoIKGs In GOTHAM.
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"A DAYS D0IEGS In GOTHAM.
NEW YORK BUREAU SPECIALIST
NEW YORK. August 2s-Max Bloomfield,
charged In police court to-day with burglary,
proved that he was guiltless and put his &C
cuser, Abraham Knobler, behind the bars.
bloomfield made . social call on Knobler in bis
room. He had been there about i've minutes
uhen Knobler, without . word of warning.
knocked him from his chair, jumped on him
and rined his pockets of sl2. Bloomfield event
uaily broke awe /, from his assailant and ran to
the street to get policeman. Knobler hur-
riedly broke open his own trunk, smashed the
lock of his door with baseball bat, and then
ran for q policeman too. Bloomfield, after
looking in vain for policeman. returned to
Knobler's room TO try to get back his money
Just as Knobler came back with detective.
Knobler at once accnsed Bloomfield of burglar
izing his room, and pointed out the broken trunk
and lock to prove his statement. Bloomfield
was too thoroughly bluffed to tell his side OF
the story, and without protest permitted the
detective to arrest him. In court Bloomfield
told how he was robbed in Knobler's room.
Knobler eventually acknowledged the truth Of
Bloomfield's narrative, and was locked mp to
await examination.
Grover Cleveland Accepts.
The Secretary of the Worlds Fair organiza-
tion received TODAY this letter dated at Saranac
Inn:
1 acknowledge receipt Of notice of my appoint
ment as Q member of the Committee on Permanent
Organization for the International Exposition Of
1882. shall be very glad to cooperate As mem
Der of such committee with other citizens OF New
York to make the exposition grand success.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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