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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

The illness of the ex-Empress Of Brazil sud.
denly assumed 81 alarming phase at Lisbon.
1t had been the intention of the imperial
family to visit France. The doctors forbade
the journey for fear that the excitement and
fatigue would p%recipitate q crisis. The en-
press was, however, a little better. During
the morning Dom Pedro went out fora prom
enade and visited the museum of fine arts.
He was found there by the Brazilian consul,
who had been dispatched to hasten his re-
turn to the hotel. because the condition Of
the Empress had suddenly become critical.
Before Dom Pedro arrived the Empress was
dead.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04
NEWS BREVITIES.
The Latest Telegraphic News
Culled from Associated
Press Dispatches.
WASHINGTON E

A decision Of the secretary of the interior
compels the Winona & st. Peter Railroad
compuny to restore to the United States over
$4,000 acres of land.
Mrs. Halford, vile Of the private secretary
to the President, is dangerously i'll with con-
sumption. Mrs. Halford's health has been
failing for some years. and it has been found
advisable to live in Florida eight months of
every year.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

REPORTS are published showing
that since 1880 the taxable property
of the United States has increased
Sc, 1863, 200, 900, and that in the same
period the actual wealth of the coun.
try increased $1s, 662. 600, 900. The
total wealth of the country, exclusive
of public property, is placed at $751;.
459. 900. 600.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

A CHAMBERsBURG (Pa.) youth
thought he ought to try some of his
girls cooking before marriage. He
ate q dinner which she prepared with
her own hands and he hasn't been to
see her since.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

The fitness of things was given a
wrench in Oxford county, Me-, the
other night when dance was given
to raise money with which to buy a
hearse.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

ACCORDING to the Boston Trans.
cript, the last of the old stage drivers
who took their stages over the 70.
nous old route between Lancaster,
N. H., and Portland, Me-, is S. J.
Seavey, who is a hale, hearty man
VET
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

Mrs. LlvERMoRE, the woman suf-
tragist lecturer, says that in 1860
there were only twenty-three occupa-
tions open to women, whereas in
1889 there are 331. And no thanks
TO the suffrage shirkers, either.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

A MAINE veteran is reported as
wanting a pension because he "is
suffering from strengthening of the
brain, general ability, and chronical
information of the spontaneous hill
aritY system"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04
BottmeQu Pioneer.
JOHN W. BENNETT, Editor & P ublisher.
.BOTTINEAU, NORTH DAKOTA.
KANSAS CITY babies are being fed
on milk from cows fed on slops and
half decomposed grain, and in con.
sequence they are dying of.

THERE has been an extraordinary
epidemic of suicides in the German
army of late. In one month twenty
eight officers shot themselves.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

AN attempt to swindle the govern
ment customs by putting too low val
ues on importations of kid gloves
has been discovered at New York.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-04

PERSONAL GOSSIP.
J.F. Fountain, agent for the United Cattle
company at Des Moines, Iowa, was found
dead in his room at the Coleman house, New
York. He had come East to secure medical
attendance.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
A PLAYERS LEAGUE MEETING
To Be Held Quietly in This City
To-Morrow.

That Q meeting OF the Players League
leaders will be held in this city tomorrow
is admitted by gentlemen intimately con
nected with the organization Of the League.
That the schedule and the dates conflict
ing with those Of the National League will
be . Appointment topic at that meeting is be-
yond q doubt.
An Indianapolis correspondent makes the
statement that some Of the stockholders are
unwilling that the Eastern clubs should
depart upon the coming Western series to
continue Q conflicting schedule In the face OF
. greatly decreased attendance as compared
with that of last season until an 6fOrt has
been made TO c~orrespondingly decrease club
or increase the attendance by Q re-
arrangement of the schedule.
The same correspondent also hears that
the League 10 anticipating . change in the
Brotherhood schedule. and that IL such a
move il q the League will begin to
change Its scheduled series from one city to
another in such q wAythAt = r-eArrangemeDt
OF the Brotherhood schedule will not afford
the latter organization any relief from con-
dieting dates.
ON the other hand. 1t IL alleged that q
proposition to change dates has been quietly
submitted by the National League to the
Players League.
Both sides are retieent, but important de-
%Velopments are expected from to-moTToW's
meeting
The evening world., 1890-05-29
|NIHILISTS RAIDED.
Twenty OF them Put Under LEFsSt IN
Paris To-Day.
Dynamite and Dangerous Recipes
Found at Their Residences.
Helpers In an Immense Conspiracy
TO Overthrow Russia.
rprrLAp cAnI.r urvs spror.r.t

PARIS. May ao.-In pursuance Of orders
issued during the night the police this morn
ing arrested twenty Nihilists, whose hssd-
quarters were In this city.
On . search being instituted At their rasi-
dences. bombs and explosives, together With
recipes for making the same, were found
These arrests account for the rumoru ofe
plot to assassinate President Carnot aud the
overthrow Of the Government
The prisoners say that they have no inten-
ton OF making war against The French ne
public. and that they only wished 10 cloak
their real object, which vas to spread the
ramifcations Of Q plot that will soon lead 70
q simultaneous explosion throughout BUS
ala.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
DIVORCED FROM FRITZ"

The Wife OF Actor J. x. Emmett Be-
cures an Absolute Decree.
A decree OF absolute divorce has been
granted Elizabeth Weber Emmett from Jo-
ssph Klein Emmett, the wslLknown "Fritz"
OF the stage.
The decree was granted ION statutory
grounds" The lawyers on both sides refuse
TO say anything about the case. but Mrs.
Emmet's friends say that she had . clear
case and that he let the matter go BY defanlt
and made . settlement on her rather than
brave q defense.
The famous villa on the Northern Bouls-
ward, In Albany. on which Emmett has spent
fully 81 so. 900, and the 800, 600 OF bonds
given to her on q former occasion are under
stood to form the settlement, Emmett paying
The couple we're married In st. Louis in
1864, and . son, now his fathers manager.
was born TO them.
Mrs. Emmett is living in the Albany villa
The evening world., 1890-05-29
ro-pAY,s PRooRAnME.
The programme aud probable starters 70
n dav ara a. fOllowa.

The programme aud probable starters for
to-day are ~ follows;
FIRST R.os-svsspstakss fo. thres-yssF-elds md
upward TIA, have noSron q thi. meeting 81 $50
tfin; M IL :ssS; Ssyslis1 HsSsssss. ShsIessSEk
iG s.:G sss't Hs 100 and S%ss'f s.:, y 4; :. SO
F TII;: s sis:Isi, s!n iss, E,sI g. On I AZ siFI IL:
lQ4i NJ Fellow and GloFy. % b, sach.
.l gasi. 4 800 sIS: T Win g.. 500 3 ada e . :: s@-
longs.
]. ana A. II. MOrris's b. q chathAn. - -.
o. wslSsaa; q. a dI.S ac:Ei 8; Biss:;..:: tis
V. I. se9tish . yEsI.Asfs. b R.ySs d.0E.. its
Il. w.Iafs ! Sons Oh forssfd, b Taf
R-f EsrsS;: !: J. i. INV 81 WI Il i Es.sSi::::::: is
TL1i:lS1a'i : { M,s:iL p 1sssS.s, us
Fho,a@2StSh R.cc.-Fs.; B~ic;oii;iS; oS1.. Ycs 1irss,ss4
Sids and 11S,rS; n 500 each with 5000 -
y: L.a:li Ts,:s ,, S 4; S..li !. "A Z bI y asssss.E iss
g. 4: HSsr4:.i;;sS:i: Fs:ss, $Sfis.Essx@
Ga :ssaii s s.sss:i /. I. 6sssfsf. -. H /. s.
y I: ss::;s,:SJr ,SE:;;:iS0;
I,t,A .ss-sgs:H::.ss e ,ssS,.tslss ~
sac s.liisg. iiss EsSiss, iSsII Sss gss1ssI
Tom DesoAas. 100 sIshI Emily o.TssE. q. Al
siSth Rss:-sussp.t.kss for thrss-ysseslAs ..
sssnth' -fs.oHis. f6s shsdf, San Dezsz. Hsl-
gpst1 LisinOay and Admiral ilo seshi hssiAsA.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
ROUTE OF rO-MoRRoW's PARADE.
Assignments OF the Police to Clear
ana Patrol the Line.

and Patrol the Line.
The police ARRANGEMENTS for to-morroW's
big parade we're completed to-day. There
will be over eight hundred policemen along
the line Of march
The National Guard will form on the
streets east snd west of Fifth avenue, be-
tween Forty-seyeRth and Fifty-ninth
streets. The q. A II. men will form on
the streets south Of FOTty-second street
The column will march down Fifth ave-
nue. 10 Seventeenth street, across the Union
SQUARE plaza to Fourteenth street. and then
across TO the west aide Of he Square, The
@. A, II; posts will Be dismissed At Seven
The procession will then continue on down
Fifth avenue TO Washington square. Bhen
n will be dismissed,
Capt. Warts viii have charge OF Fifth ave-
nue. from Filty-ninth to FoTty-seHOnd street,
where Capt. Webb will assume control u the
avenue a. far as ThlTty-iourth street. Capt
ReIily will be in charge Of the t~hOTOughtare
10 TWenty-hfth street.
Inspector Steers. VII 100 men, vii have
charge OF the grand stand at the Worth
monument. and Capta. Copeland and
SCHULTZ will patrol the ray thence 70 Union
SQUARE. INSPECTOR Williams viii lOok aftor
M crowds az Union square.
IuspeeloF Conlin aud 200 men viii DO on
duty a. Washington SQUARE around ne
Arch.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
SEVENTY SPORTS INDICTED.
Bad Day for Jersey Race Track
Owners and Bookmakers.
TsprcrAL 70 mi rvrnrro von.p,I

ELIzABErH. N. j.. May 2s.-1he Union
County Grand Jury at noon to-day brought
In seventy indictments, the largest number
ever found by any jury in the county.
All the racetraok owners in the county
were indicted and all the bookmakers
known.
An indictment for criminal libel was also
found against Editor Thomas Lane. OF the
Summit Record. on complaint Of Sheriff
Glasby. whom the editor in his paper ao-
oused OF jury-6xing.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
In Wall Street.

The Trusts got another shake down this
morning, Chicago Gas opening "a per cent.
lower at So and then breaking to so. Sabse-
quently sales we're made ct ID.
Sugar Refineries rose IN to Sc in the first
transactions. and later broke to 75h to 7s.
1t Is announced that John II. Walsh,
President of the Chicago National Bank.
will be appointed receiver OF the Gas Trust
The officials OF the Trust will appeal from
the decision of Judge Collins.
The dealings were On an scale
and attended with great interest.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
POOL Selling at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. May 30. Tho poolssIlins q
the Turf Exchange last night on dFavsssnA
races was a. follows;
Fi..s R.ss.riD'.sss. go; M.s.sssS sis.s ID
s:sii::s:s;s4 4 80 E.i1i. "a: 3 iss siiiai i.S:tsSsr;iSi. 81
Third Risszohs,b4A. ESQ., oSgsstka. asRs
Youth R.s:%ks:: s4o' q PsasS sss, %
qust TsEason and Admiral - each
fhh Observation-Disclosures. BIB; NubtaA. e14f
Ci1edIHs. Priscilla and LOttis DOaohas. sse-sAt
siIts Race Lisine1I- sl5i BAaquss - -
clare, sl0 each; hsld. -.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
AssEMBLYMAN EIsEMAN HELD.
Arrested for Selling After Mayor
Grant Revoked His License.

EI.AssemblymAn william EisemGn. pro-
prletor OF GombosSy's concert hall. At goa
Bowery. who was arrested last night for
keeping his business going after his license
had been revoked. was this morning held
for. examination in the Tombs. He fur
nished bail.
Mayor Grant revoked the licenEs in eonss-
Queuce OF testimony before the FAssett
Committee that the place was one OF the
Vilest of lts kind.
Charles Steckler. counsel for Eissman.
will contest the case on the ground that the
license can only be evoke by = court Of
record after z trial
The evening world., 1890-05-29
DR.. JENKINS DIDN'T SAIL.

His European Trip Postponed When
Mr.. Croker Started for Home.
Deputy Coroner DR.. william 7, Jenkins.
who had engaged passage for Europe on the
steamship Trave. was not one Of that YES
sells passengers when IL left port yestsr-
day.
When IL WAS discovered that eI-ChAmber-
lain Croker's brother in-lAw had determined
on q trip TO Europe. the doctor explained
that he was anxious to be present At the In
transitional Medical Congress TO be held in
Berlin.
When he learned. however. that Mr..
Croker wa to embark for America on the
very day set for his own departure for Eu-
rope. DIR, jenkins discovered that. with Mr..
Croker absent from Germany, there would
be little to interest him in the Medical Con-
gTess, and he remains in New York.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Led Move in BIO.

PHOTOGRAPHER aoldsmsn, OF 3s1 Canal street
day Tor running away With : gold watch he
borrowed TO wear Wbue having his picture
taken.
John Baker. John HuEhes aud Edward Baxter.
eharged with smuggling on the Bts4m8bip CITY
OF New York. Esns hh morninE held BY Com
missloner Shhlds N ". BOO bal eaeh 70 await
the action Of the oFaRd jury.
AmunH 100 lulmlSrants lAndsa today 81 The
BarSe Once lnspsetof conklin found eLEht Aus-
Asy HsTe detained
The evening world., 1890-05-29
GROWING OLD In JAIL.
Michael Kildare Confined for Months
Without Even a Hearing.

Michael loa FOR Months
Without Even q Hearing.
A striking case Of suffering by the laws
delays came up at the Tombs to-day.
The Grand Jury of Kings County indicted
Michael Kildare q month ago OF q charge of
picking ChAs. Lambrick's pocket on q
bridge train. Kildare was called for trial
before Judge Moore in Brooklyn yesterday.
and, the, Justice said he should be put on
trial in New York City.
His Honor is said TO have commented Sc
yerely on the matter when apprised that
mond Street Jail so long without having
been brought to trial.
The prisoner appeared in the Tombs Court
to-day. He was held for examination. just
as though the crime were committed yester-
bail was fixed at $500. He is twenty-five
years old and . lAborer. 1t is probable that
Kildare will remain some weeks yet In
prison before q final disposition OF his case
is made.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Han Again a Prisoner.

Charles J. Hall, who walked out Of the
Charles street police station Tuesday night.
after being locked up in : cell, was brought
to the Jefferson Market Court this morning
from Alfred Pitchers store, SOL Hudson
street. lie Vas captured by Detective Bur
leigh last nIght.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
WHOSE SON IS HE7
Body OF an Eight Yssr-old Boy Found
in the East River.

The dead body Of q boy, about eight years
old. was picked up in the river at the foot OF
Milton street. Brooklyn, to-day. He is
dressed in . jacket and knes-pAnts Of light
color, with red spots. The body Is at the
Morgue.
The dead body OF 9 man about forty years
and mustache. was fOHnd floating IN the
East River at the PierrsDont Stores. Brook
Ign, this morning. IL WAS taken 10 the
MorRue.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
From BreEll with small-P ox.

The Steamer Alliance, from Brazil, was
detained al Quarantine to-day, one Of her
fireman having died Of smallpox on the
voyage.
10 leave the vessel,
The evening world., 1890-05-29
A Street Railroad Lease.

ESPECIAL TO THE EyEsIEG Would
ALBANY. May '29.-A lease Of the Chris
TOPPER aud Tenth Street Railroad TO the
Central CrosstoSn Railroad is filed here with
the Secretary OF state
The evening world., 1890-05-29
To Sec the aarasld Monument.

fsBHCtAL TO fhE hFHHiso NoRLD-i
P~ITIsBURG, May 2e.-President Harrison.
Secretary Halford. Postmaster General
WAnsmAker and Secretary Rusk passed
through this city this morning en- route to
Cleveland to attend the ceremonies Of the
unwilling Of the GARFIELD Monument
The evening world., 1890-05-29
sPoRrINGMAN IN TROUBLE.

Thomas Evans, Accused OF Appro-
priating Money Entrusted to Him.
Thomas Evans. the Well.knoWn sporting
man. was taken TO the Jefferson Market
Police Court this morning by Detective
ssrgeAnts Heidelberg and DolAn Of the Gen.
trial ONCE.
II WAS alleged that John W. Hamilton, OF
check on March 81 10 hire PArSpA Hall. at
SiXty-siKth street and Third avenue. for 3
boxing tournament On April "a. IS and 26,
and that Evans cashsd the check and kept
the money.
This Evans denied. and Is no one ap-
peaTed TO make . complaint he Was pGFoled
until Saturday.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
NOT GUILTY, SAY THEY ALL
7 wenty-Two Election onicers Ar
raigned in Hudson County Court.

twenty-five EIeCtIOn AT
raigned in Hudson County Court.
There WAS . crowd OF politicians and
officials In the Hudson County Court
House, jersey City. this morning. when =
number OF indicted election officers we're ar
raigned to plead TO indictments charging
them with violating the election laws.
The defendants were Nathaniel Fowler.
William SweetinghAm, Lawrence CostiRAn,
Michael Kelly. James Nugent, Richard
Whalen, Thomas Connsll. Frank \. Hsirick.
bur, Thomas TrOtter. john s. DAILY, Thomas
MAlly, Thomas MahOney, Lewis Hiler, IT..
Patrick McGrSth. John Stumpt and Francis
Whelan.
nished ~, 900 bail to appear when waited
for trial.
The evening world., 1890-05-29

Iron Steamboats, To-Morsow.
The Iron Steamboat Company will begin
shsir sumnsr's business to-mOEEOS By open
IN Issyss0 1 S.S1 SSSoSafs.y l'l ssSs., i from DN he
H"sss I~genty-third street and Pier peE No.
north htggr landings. aud vii run
--ses 70 Ne lTon Risr - tAsa Island
The evening world., 1890-05-29
DR.. Dennler Buried.

DIR. z. p. Dennlsr, the wsll-knoWn Long
Island surgeon, was buried from the Second
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sixth street.
Long Island City, this afternoon. Delegates
from the Queens County Medical Society
and many physicians from New York and
Brooklyn attended.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Big FLOUR am Burned

tFFECIAL TO TaE NFksISa WoHLS.l
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2o.-The Keller
Flour Mills were destroyed by IRE at 4ioclock
this morning. The mills were among the
largest in the city and valued attt5o, OOOi
fully insured
The evening world., 1890-05-29

No Light on Manhattan Mutual.
The promised statement Of the condition
Of the Manhattan Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Was not forthcoming to-day, Tue
EYESINa WORLD reporter being informed By
a clerk that Mr.. Wagner 10 not prepared
to speak, aud don't know when he viii be. I"
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Morning Fire in West Street.

Shortly after o'clock this morning hre
broke out on the hFst door Of sos West
street, occupied by James 4. Baxter a Son.
ship supplies and caused : damage OF
az, 500.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
BEATEN NIGH TO DEATH.
Probable Fatal Injuries OF John Rey-
nolds in a Street Fight

1t was stated In the Yorkyille Court this
morning hat there Was 4 night at Thirty
second street and Third aVenue last night,
during which John Reynolds. of 324 East
TWenty-second street, was so badly beaten
tina his condition IL precAriouE.
Michael KesRan and Edward McDeTmott
were arrested for causing HeynOlds's in
iuTies. keegAn vas committed without bail
to await the result and MeDeTmOtt was dis
CHARGED.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
ARRESTED In THE BANK.
Mr.. vandsvesr Couldn't Get His
Forged Check Cashed.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EVIsISo woRLD.l

NEWARK. May 80. "A young man pre-
sented at the Manufacturers Bank this
morning = check for 5000. %Durporting to
have been drawn by Reilly a Osborn.
He said he was Joseph II. Yandeyeer, and
that be was in the employ of Reilly a Osborn.
The cashier Of the bank saw that the check
Was q forgery. u Handeyeer was arrested
in the bank and locked up,
The evening world., 1890-05-29
G. a. r VETER HNS

u III IN ELILNJIINO
that are poor can get good situa.
tons, that are rich can get good
help, by means OF a WORLD
WANT" 0ne.half the regular
price for Help" and Situations"
"WANTS" in THE WORLD on Mon
days and Saturdays
HALF-RATE SITUATION DAYS.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Mortgage for 3 Church splre.

Judge Lausnes, Of the Supreme Court
to-day permitted the Bloomingdsls Re-
formed Church trustees 10 raise $50. 900
by MORTGAGE IN order 70 pnt . spiTe on the
church, 81 Broadway and bi1iy-slghth
street
The evening world., 1890-05-29
London's Threatened Police Strike.

t~puELAY's CABLE EEws sYnofAL.I
LONDON, May 2e.-London householder
are very uneasy ut the prospect that the
metropolis will DO withous police protsction
within . few days.
The recent agitation In the force has cui-
minated In q secret meeting. which for
warded IN ultimatum 10 the Chief Commits
sioner and Homo Secretary. calling for an
immediate redress OF grievances. failing "a
obtain which . local strike OF 10. 900 police
mon has been organised In London.
The men demand an increase Of pay. which
at present averages only "a shillings . vest
sod sgparsts paymsns for overtime.
Al . last resort, before striking. the forcs
appeals 10 the Government.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
Alarm at Prospects Of a Great
Eruption from Mt. Etna.
frr CABLE TO TINE PRESS xrws ASSOCIATION,

frr CABLE TO the PRESS rrws A~ssoorArIos.l
LONDON, May 30. -Despatches received
via Rome report that the volcano, Mount
Etns, 10 in . violent state Of activity, pour
ing forth great volumes Of FIRE and smoke.
The residents In the immediate vicinity
are In the utmost alarm. 90 IL 10 believed Q
dangerous eruption 10 imminent.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Il Is Now the biggest Schooner
Ashore.

lsFEoIAL TO TuE GyEsTsS WoALn
HASTUeKET, Mass, Nay 29.-Ths biggest
schooner shoGt. the GoYsrnoE Amss. u
Ashore on Nantucket bAE.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Raaahali To-Day.
ReRularly scheduled gained;

HeRuIafIY kAue8i
PLAYKRs' LEAGUE. NATIONAL RAaUA
PittsbuFE al Nss York oiaoiabAti - Nea Yea
Buffalo 81 Boston. ffttshnra a Has4eas
Chicago - PhhA ClsselAnd 40 pa
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Wumf,Et'a q Ne. Hassa. BsltiAssss = HaFtfszA
AsSATf - 0sEssy CiJ. Wal. a. WoFeesssL
The evening world., 1890-05-29

TENEIs BLAEEAL TRoUsERs. Cara BELEA
HOsL SHoEa Largest stock. greatest NAnety. los
ssi prices sPALBIk0's. al broaasA. =.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
mometer:

1900. 1889 1880. 1850.
az -. 81 50 llsH."".32 50
A.sEaSs fOE past tssHty-fSsE hSsEs 6S I-S Do
'ksss.ss iSs sOEEssOssalas tlSo la yssr. Bs
A-o degrees.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Raaahan at RIdaawood.

Baseball at hluBeWood-
The Brooklyn Association team will PLAY
the ST. Louis Browne two gamsssat Ridge
aood tomorrow, a. IL A \. and 4 ?. n
The evening world., 1890-05-29

u. N BEo~ EU1NIEURE uAREEFa. FoLBuzs
sAsA g sVssA sFs4L2sS GEsaat lo3e lGAA
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Warmer, Fair Weather.

W MAY
20. - Weather iadt-
cations:
For Eastern AeU
York Warmer,
Bfr tosafhsr, R0rfb-
0-VBhsds, accounting
pdFiatie tcdTBlr'
GHd Iair Friday.
The weather to-
day, ss Indicated by
BlAkelyg tele-theT-
The evening world., 1890-05-29
Toistoi Dangerously nj.

tspyoIAL cArLK TO TEE EVENING woaLp.,
ST. PETERSBURG. May 29.-Count Tclstoi.
the great novelist, Ia pronounced danger
ously i'll
The evening world., 1890-05-29
From other Morning Papors.

First Rano-Tipstaff. 1; Bella B., 2; Mad
stone, 3. HI
Second Race-Bsllwood 1; sslvini. 3; King
Third Race: A, "a. p. Morriss sntr5.
FOURTH Race-EIile. I; Sir Dixon. ?; Tar
Fifth Decentralization sslding. 1, Lstsia.
slIs6 ksee-Kcclsfis. /; Lisimony. % 20
vorite. 3.
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CaTIsr's L4Elas Liver FtIis are
E1sssdlE5 snall Aad saEaE-osalsd. oas i dosA'
The evening world., 1890-05-29
A Hamburg F~inancier Heavily In
volyed and Missing.
TpuHLAP CABLE HEws spacrAI

FbUELAF uAHL1 HHW1 HFUcfAL@T
HkMBURG, May 2o.-The w~ell-known hnan-
cier Of this city. Herr Biekert. who has
been ruined by unsuccessful speculAtions.
has fed to escape arrest.
His liabilities amount TO $500, 900.
The evening world., 1890-05-29

Bad Business Drives Q Circus Man
to Suicide.
DuNLAy GABLE Nsws sPRoIALI
VIENNA. May 30 .-Bellini. director OF the
Arab Circus here. has shot himself on &C.
count OF the bad business done by his show.
The evening world., 1890-05-29

A full account of Wall street atfairs will be
found In the 5 O'Clock special issue,
The evening world., 1890-05-29

First Race-Iipstaf, 1; Tanner. g.
@fisiiGa99fh asssio sslisas; !, ; / kiPs osss
Fourth Race-Exiie. 1; Sir Dixon, {.
Fifth RsOo-Retrbution geidins. Il Hs
Sixth Race-Banqust. /; Iisimony. 1.
Essopd af Ess : Il i! TX Ei psl' S,:s :
Third. Raca-Correction, 1; Bolero, 3.
Fourth Raoe-Exile. ]; Taregon, 3.
Fifth Decentralization gsiding. !; Let
tie. 2.
Sixth Racs-Lisimony. 1; Reclsre. 2.