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The evening world., 1889-04-04
STILL WORSE FOR DUDGEON.
KITTY CODY'S SISTER GIVES DAMAGING
TESTIMONY AGAINST HIM.

The trial Of Frank =. Dudgcop for causing the
death of Kitty Cody by alleged malpractice was
continued before large crowds in the Kings
County Court of Sessions this morning.
Miss Nellie Cody, who tainted away at yestcr-
days session, was called to the stand by the
prosecution. She testified that she was NJ Mrs.
AnnOn'h house, in New York, WHOM the package
WA delivered for her sister.
at was about 7.l5 when the package came.
A messenger boy brought it and u letter came
with i.
The package contained a surgical instrp-
ment and a bottle containing some fluid.
l gave the letter to my sister
and she took the package aud put it
into her trunk with the letter. again saw the
that letter.
81 saw DudGeon at Mrs. REYNOLDS house on
Jan. A. she continued, aud overheard my
those thInEs thore."
The evening world., 1889-04-04
THB DANGEROUS CLAssEs.

Mr.. ELDRIDoE T. GERRY consider" that
TEE EVENING WORLD Children's bill Ia
urged by and in the interests of the " dan
gerous classes"
This would include the Justices OF the
Supreme Court and the County Committees
of Tammany Hall. County Democracy and
the Republican party among the " dangerous
classes, 4" for they ali are urgently in favor OF
the bill.
But probably Mr.. GERRY refers only to
poor parents, unprotected by the law in their
natural and constitutionally inalienable rights.
From his standpoint poverty is practically
anonymous with crime.
But to our mind Mr.. GERRY himself Is the
representative Of the most dangerous
class the GLASS TINT is in the habit of invad-
ing the home circle, robbing parents OF their
children and children Of their parents, and
opposing all means at law of reotifying any
injustice, however harsh, that may be done.
The evening world., 1889-04-04
JAY GOULD'S LAST WORD.
10 TAKE DOWN WESTERN UNION POLES
WOULD BE ILLEGAL SEIZURE.

Gen. Wager Swayne concluded his argument
this morning before Judge Wallace, in the
United States Court, for IN injunction on be-
half Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
restraining the Board of Electric Control from
interfering with its wires and poles.
He objected, that the taking down'of the poles
would be an illegal seizure and unconstitu-
tional.
assistant Corporation Counsel Dean main
tanned that the city had a right to compel the
Western Union to put its wires under ground
and that IT had been ordered to DO so three years
ago, but had simply refused because Of the ex-
pense il would involve.
The evening world., 1889-04-04

Pauline Broughton, Annie Smith and Desire
Smith, all of AS Grand street, Elizabeth, for
whose arrest warrants were got by their relative,
James 0dell, who charges them with stealing
jewelry from the body of his dead wife, have
Consented TO appear in BROOKLYN without extra
dition.
They say the charge il u foolish one, as Mrs.
Odell had no jewelry, and was buried at the OK
pense OF oharitahlyd lspOsed friends.
The evening world., 1889-04-04
No Trouble

To take RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARIILA, which IS
guaranteed better than any edVSrtised, or they agree to
return ths money and as 1t Is ouly taken twice a day
(bSlore breakfast and on retiring), " may be taken with
the greatest regularity without trouble.
Insist on having RIkER's SARsAPARILLA and you are
positively sure OF cure. Do not allow any one TO per:
Buade you otherwise. Sold by almost all dealers. II
any druggist refuses to supply you, you can be sure of
getting what YOU ask for at the dE-E3ods houses and
AIS 9th ave, near 22d St. New York, -
The evening world., 1889-04-04
GBRRYTINB.

new word2 Yes. Do You know what 1t
means? Well, If you were q parent OF INA
WEISS or 0 relative of JOSIE SHEPPARD you
would understand.
.'Gerrytine" means the legal kidnapping
of n child and the slamming of the door OF
the law in the face of parents, however
worthy and respectable, who seek to recover
It in vain.
Shall "Gerrytine" be incorporated per-
manently in the languag" of New York Slater
The Legislature and the people can deter
mina this.
The evening world., 1889-04-04
BLAINE AS A COAL BARON.
Great Veins of Bituminous Bought bysAlKer,
Foraker aud the secretary.
ESPECIAL To THE EVENING WORLD.

ESPECIAL To THE EVENING woRLp.l
DETROIT, Mich. April 4.-Theland-purchase
In Tennessee by Gen. Alger, who is associated
with Messrs. Foraker and Blaine in the transac-
tion. turns ont to ho a vast coal field.
On Z, 800 acres of the 10, 600 acres purchased
there are three distinct veins OF very fine btu
minOuS coal.
To get the opening made and the mines in
proper shape will cost, together with the pur-
chase money. 81, 600, 600.
The evening world., 1889-04-04
The Big shows Invalid.

Babe, the young hippopotamus, whose severe
cold has been such a source of anxiety to Tody
Hamilton, was able to receive visitors at the
Madison square Garden ySsterdayi and is now
The least attractive part Of the menagerie of the
:" Greatest Show on Earth, " as the crowds who
daily visit the mammoth circus will testify,
The evening world., 1889-04-04

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
BosToN, April 4.-In the rear Of 224 Fourth
street, South Boston, Catherine DonAhoe, aged
thirty. was found dead. Her husband Roger
lonahoe, was held for further developments,
He was drunk.
The evening world., 1889-04-04

"Gracious me!' said old Mrs. Homebody.
laying down the newspaper, what awful
Winter weather they do have up there. in Mani
toby! | hope, for ,goodness's sake, they won't
bring Canady into the United States"
The evening world., 1889-04-04

The Cnildren's Bill 10 THE EVENING
WoR1p's greatest fight In behalf OF Justice.
We don't know what II is to be beaten.
Come on with your Bureaucratic. Mr.. GERRT.
The evening world., 1889-04-04

We are sorry to see that the Herald has
slowed down on its campaign Of falsehood
and misrepresentation against the Children's
Bill. It's malignant opposition only served
to bring out oonspiouously the great Justice
of this cause.
The evening world., 1889-04-04

H., Bach, 76s broadway, Is offering hts Wholesale
s ssSiss. ~ perfect ERECT attins s0 To'ds y sePaG2t Sp and s. IGrFiSS
everything lust o. half price Mems elegant Atwood
ported OoTkScrew aud Wide Wsles Suits, e., 55, regular
RTssSreossts' 81 V5, TeSnitnf price 40 Il Bach 5YGS
broadway. between 9th and oth sta. New YoTk.
The evening world., 1889-04-04
CHICKERING HALL.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF MANHOOD.
DR.. Greene's Private Lecture 20 DTon-h
Matter for Mon 60 Ponder Over.


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The evening world., 1889-04-04
Tho Bacon Theory.
once. myself

IRON tie Chicago Herald.l
II see that a colored man has made quito O
hit at Boston in the character of Hamlet"
Smoked ham-Hamlet, ehH Well, that's get
ting down pretty close to the Bacon theory OF
Shakespeare"
The evening world., 1889-04-04

tFrom n, Philadelphia Record. ]

IRON the Philadelphia Record
First Little Girl from New York)-Oh, Phila-
delphia is an awfully dull place.
Second Little Girl philadelphia hostess)-
Dull
"Yes. I've been here almost q week and
haven't seen anybody. killed yet-not even Q
street pavement explosion"
The evening world., 1889-04-04

Willie Conlin, aged twenty-five, a nephew OF
Conlin aad W. j. Florence, the come
dian, died this morning on the train from
Aiken. s. G., on the way home, lie had gone
South by the advice of his physician. Ills death
is attributed to gastric trouble.
The evening world., 1889-04-04

Old Gibbon-I think, Howell, that you should
try to curtail your expenses. How do you e&-
pect to get along when You are my age7
Howell Gibbon-Wen, father, / suppose by
that time I'll have your money to get along on
The evening world., 1889-04-04
SAYS FOUR GATEMEN ASSAULTED HIM.
Henry Muir Has a Lively Time on the Cit,
Hall Station.

Henry Muir Of Ill West One Hundred aud
Fifth street, was held In $500 bail to appear at
the Special Sessions, by Justice Ford in the
Tombs Police Court this morning.
Muir purchased q ticket at the City Hall sta
ton Of the Elevated road last evening, but was
prevented from entering the train by GatemAn
James F. s~haughnesSy, who accused him Of be-
ing intoxicated.
K row ensued, during which Muir claims he
was assaulted by three other guards, who, after
kicking him all around the station. finally gave
him into custody.
Muir admitted that he had taken several
drinks. but not enough 10 intoxicAte him. 4
The evening world., 1889-04-04
Reason Enough.

From The Tonkers Stntesndn.1
~ wonder why children cry when they are
having the dirt removed from their faces ~
"Oh. l suppose because they want the earth. ="
The evening world., 1889-04-04
THE MAYORS TRANSIT BILL.
II IL Reported to the Assembly with Amend
mCnts, 10 the senate Without.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING won,

ALBANY, N. Y, April THE Assembly Rail-
road Committee this morning reported the
MAYORS Rapid TroNsit bill with amendments in
favor Of r~eviviug tha old Arcade scheme and tho
Gable hallway LIGb.
In, the Senate, liter q hard iRht,
tion, simply for the consideration OF the Sena-
EOrs,
The evening world., 1889-04-04
Didn't Want to Perjure Himself.

TFTOm an FIchun0o
Anegro who vas giving evidence in a Georgia
court was reminded by the Judge that he was to
tell the whole truth. We'll, yer see. boss, n
said the duskv witness. - Use skeered to tell de
whole truth for fear / might tell a lie."
The evening world., 1889-04-04
Lots Like Him.

tFrom the BOSTON Bedcon.l
wales-l suppoee women are all sik& Ny
wife is always coming to me for money.
Alhert-What does she do with II?
Wales-She doesn't do anything will IL. !
never give her any.
The evening world., 1889-04-04
Not an Old Master,

IRON The Boston Courfer.l
Visitor Ito butler who is showing him through
the picture gallery Of the old mansionl-Thats o
fine portrait. Is it an old master?
Butler-No. That's the old missus.
The evening world., 1889-04-04

CHILDREN subject TO diArrh9a and dysentery cured
By MoNELL's TEKTAIN0 CORDIAL. Price 20 cents, -
The evening world., 1889-04-04

The Mny"r'a.RRpid Transit RNH Indor-ea.
At a meeting Of the Tammany Hall General
Committee of the Nineteenth District held last
night the Mayors Rapid Transit bill was in
dOrsed.
The West End Association to-day notified the
Mayor of their Endorsement of the same bill.
The evening world., 1889-04-04
vi arch April MAY

Arc the bOSt months in which to purify your blood. for
at no other season does the system 90 much need the aid
Of . reliable medicine like Hoods SOrsSpArillA, rs now.
During the long, cold winter, the blood becomes thin
and impure the body becomes weak and tired, the ap-
petite may be lost. Hoods SArsApArilA Is peculiarly
adapted TO purify and enrich the blood. to create q good
appetite and 70 overcome that tired feeling.
Hoods S~arsaparHIa
Sold BY all druggists. 81; sir for s5. Prepared only
~ G. L HOOD a co.. ApothsoAries. Lowell. MASA
400 DOSES n DOLLAR
The evening world., 1889-04-04
Two Souls with but n single Thought.
IRON LVs.l
Brown-How do, Jones

Brown-How do, Jones9
Jones-How do. Brown?
JH o00e%sn (aside)-Wel, that's Q good joke on
{RT pn@n but 1 won't say anything; I was q boy
once, myself.
The evening world., 1889-04-04

d. Newman, of this city, wants to fight any
New York ll2-pound man to Il finish for from
$500 tC 81. 600, the battle to occur two weeks
from signing of articles. He prefers Swipcs the
NCwsboy Us ali opponent.
The evening world., 1889-04-04

"What n ridiculous rumpus is being made, to
be sure, over the. alleged heinous crime of
pool-scllinG, "a wcll-known sporting man said at
the Hoffman last night. Why is it more sin
full to bet on horses than 1t il to bet on stock,
grain, petroleum or real estate That is, really
all it amounts to. The exchanges and boards
of bets being placed on horses they are laid on
commodities and neccssaries OF life"
The evening world., 1889-04-04

The Spring meeting of the Blood-Horse Asso-
citation ot san Francisco never fails to enlist the
attention of Eastern horscmen. 1t occurs on
April @O-?7. 1t il exciting the customary in
tcrest among our prominent turfmon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
Irrigation by Artesisn Wells.

A visitor to McKay's ranch near
Old Town, reports that Mr.. Mckay 10
mskipg preparations for extensive ir-
rigation by artesiau water next sea-
son. He has one well that flows about
SO bsFels an hour and discharges 10 a
natural swale or lagoon. Along the
course Of this swale Mr.. Mckay Ia
now throwing up five dams about one
hundred yards apart, by which he will
be able to hold the flow Of the well in
five ponds averaging about 40 feet
wide and four feet deep, the overflow
from one pond going into the next,
and so constituting an almost contsu-
uous lake If fifteen hundred feet long
by forty feet wide and four feet deep.
With this body Ct water, augmented
by the continuous flow OF the well,
Mr.. Mckay will be able to irrigate 4
large section Of land that has hereto
fore not had the benefit Of water. He
has nov, we are informed, five fiow-
ing wells, and proposes TO put down
another this fall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
Soldiers Done Up.

Friday night was an unusually hard
sens n .or the boys in blue from Fort
Keogh, who revelling ia the accession
OF wealth caused by the psymsster's
visit, sought relaxation from the rou-
tine Of garrison duty in the gided by
ways Of Miles City. Up to an early
hour on Saturday morning no unusual
commotion was noticed by Chief of
Police Gaylord or the watchtul report
ers OF the JoURsAL, but Saturdays
sun rose on FIELD Of carnage or at
least what resembled II. Scattered on
back alleys and by streets were the
recumbent and senseless forms of at
least a dozen Of those who wore the
army blue" some simply overpow-
cred with the effects of the previous
nights debauch, but many of them
bearing evidence Of hard usage,
whether at the hands Of their COM
rades In arms or others, II was not dis
closed. The toughest ease was that Of
Private Hollersn, of X company, 22nd
infantry, who was discovered early in
the forenoon, lying in the bushes near
the Macqueen House, terribly beaten
about the head. and with an accumu-
lsticn of fro.h around bis mouth, lead
ing to the suyposition that he had
been choked. He was still senseless,
and II was necessary TO summon the
ambulance to the post to convey him
thence. How or where he got done up
Is still q mystery. Last night about
dusk mounted patrol under COM
mand Of Lieut.. Gastcn came down
from the post and pairolled the city,
picking up what stragglers could be
found, but those that wished TO re-
main found no difficulty In remaining
out Of sight until the patrol had re-
turned to the post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
Trades Carnival.

The Trades Carnival to be held al
the Miles City Rink ON Friday and
Saturday nights, Nov. % and %,
promises TO be the most unique enter
tainment ever given In Miles City.
The leading features Of the carnival
are the trades display and the militsry
drill, 10 which thirty-two business
firms Of the city, represented by tbir-
ty. two young ladies'. compete for an
elegant prize banner. The;drill Is un'
der the command Of Lieut.. Phillips, Of
Fort Keogh, and is therefore sure te
be q success.
A grand oyster supper will be served
each evening; also, an attractive and
amusing stage entertainment, ipclud
Ing something entirely new 70 Nile
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
HEALTH OFFICER, sTAMPEDED.
A Smallpox Victim scares the Health ON.
GERS out of Their Rooms.

CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-0ne OF the big
gest sensations over case Of smallpox
that has occurred in Chicago for years
was developed at the health office this
afternoon, when hesby young man
with a pimply face entered and an
noDnced that he had smallpox.
Health Commissioner Wickersham
was recently vac,inated, but the an.
nouncement sent the other occupants
of the Office flying outside helter.skeI-
ter. The young man was taken into u
vault by DR.. Wickersbam and DIR.
Montgomery and examined. Their
decision was that II was genuine case
Of smallpox and the patient was kept
In the vault. An ambulance was or
dered to convey the man to the small
pox hospital. The number Of people
who have been exposed is unknown,
but several hundred were In contact
with the man during the day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
The Australian system.

1t is needless to say that the first
thorough trial of the Australian sys-
tenn by whole state was the most
significant element Of interest in our
own recent election. Students OF
social science and ballot reform agits-
tors from all the surrounding states
came here to re with their own eyes
the practical workings Of the system,
and some OF them, after visiting rep
resentaiive assortment Of precincts in
Boston, made trips into the suburban
towns 10 see how IL worked in the
country districts. The result exceeds
even the most sanguine expectations
Of the advocates Of the system, and
will stimulate its adoption In every
state in the Union Boston Globe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
Purely n Legal Contract.

New York, Nov.l4-Miss Eva IDger-
soil, aged %, eldest daughter Of Col. r.
G. Ingersoll, was married to Watson
Hill Brown, head Of the banking firm
OF w. II. Brown d Bros. The we'd
ding occurred at Col. Ingersoll's resi-
dsnce, and was quiet affair, only a
few friends being invited. The cere-
mony was purely legal contract and
was performed by Judge Barrett, of
the supreme court, lifelong friend OF
Col. Ingersoll and Of the bridegroom's
family. After the ceremony there
was quiet wedding breakfast. !. . The
pair started in the afternoon for trip
to California. On their return they
will live with Col. Ingers,ll.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17

THE LEGAL COURT.
Judge Hamilton Opens the District Court
at Butte.

BUTTE, Nov. J5.-Silver Bow county
has now duly authorized and legal
district court. After careful consider
alton and consultation with leading
members of the bar, Judge Hamilton
became convinced that, being the only
msn in Silver Bow who had color
Of title TO sit as district judge, it was
his duty to open court. Accordingly
al 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon he
con vened the district court of the sec
ond judicial district of the state of
Montana. in what has heretofore been
the office OF the probate judge. A
number OF members of the legal frater.
nifty were present. Sheriff Lloyd was
present and opened court In the usual
manner and with the usual formula.
Judge Hamilton then announced that
the court was open for the transaction
Of any business that might come be-
fore IL. Mr.. Mcbride stated that he
had large amount OF business that he
desired to call up. Judge Hamilton
stated that, being without clerk and
records. II might be well to withhold
such business as could be postponed
for the present. Matters now were in
q complicated position, and he did not
desire TO have any further complica-
tions to arise. He would state, how
ever, that the court OF the second judi
cial district would be open from this
time on. at all times. excepting on
legal holiday, for the transaction OF
business, so that anyone conceiving
himself TO be 1ronged might not be
remediless at law. With this preface
he announced that the court would
take recess till O'clock next Tues
day afternoon.
Judge McHsttop, who usurped
Judge DeWolfe's seat as soon ss he
vacated it. and who claims IN hold
under CountyClerk Booths certificate,
in also holding an alleged cout with
the bogus sheriff. but the lawyers of
Silver Bow county, without regard TO
politics, are not disposed to recognize
his jurisdiction aud his court is conse-
Quently an empty farce.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

City in the musical line, under the
name of "Toy symphony" and The
Humsn Melodian." The programme
will be varied each evening. On Sat-
urdsy night, the chief stage attract ion
Is the psntomime entitled "Love in
the Kitchen
Each holder Of a ticket is entitled TO
a vote as to which firm the prize shsll
be awarded. The votes will he east
each evening, the aggregate of slI 'he
votes csst both evenings determining
the lucky tradesman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
R.publ,eani.m and Prohibition

The republican party as a political
party, has no Identification or sympa-
thy with prohibition ms n political
movement, and republicans In all the
states should go declare. That done.
let II adopt high license, local option,
aud restrictive police laws "a a finslity
and call halt 10 the agitation on the
liquor question. The liquor traffic
can and must be regulated. but the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
Its Excellent Qualities

Commend to public approval the Cali
fornis liquid fruit remedy Syrup OF
Figs. 1t is pleasing TO the eye and to
the taste and by gently acting on the
kidneys, liver and bowels. IL cleanses
the system efiectually, thereby pro.
noting the health and comfort Of all
vbo use II,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17

idea Of regulating meu'p morals mutt
be abandoned. Saloons cannot be
abolished, but they csu b. controlled.
II the republican party Is 80 continue
to do business in po, ,iti's, II must Ie-
cognize the inevitable f. ia regard
and ndjust ilselfto nnmWahle condi-
linna
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
PHYSICIANS.

nR. K y REDD,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Once Nw Z. sayage's drug store. l2-tf