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The evening world., 1891-12-12
TWO COMMITTEES NAMED.
And the House Now Has a Recess
Until Wednesday Next.
President Likely to Wait the Limit
for u New Secretary OF War.
,py ASSOCIATED rRtss.l

ipy kssociArrp rRtss.l
WAsBISGToN, bee. 1.-THE session Of the
House to-day was merely formal one. The
Speaker announced the appointment OF the
following committee:
on ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Rusk, of Maryland: !:
Cooper, Of Indiana ; Dickerson, OF Kentucky ;
Moses, of South carolina Sccrley, Of Iowa !:
Pearson, OF ONO: Quachenbush, OF New
York I; Gr!swold, OF Pennsylvania, and CUT
ting, OF california.
ON Mileage-McsSrs castle, OF Minnesota |:
Crawford, Of North Carolina; Kendall, OF
Kentucky; caldwell, OF ohio, and Flick, OF
Iowa
An adjournment was then taken until
Wednesday.
1t Is not likely that the President will make
any new appoint men,s before the end Of next
week. This is due TO his desire to first SUBJ
init TO the senate Tor action all the appoint
ments he has made since the nd djournment OF
the Eilty-iirst Congress on the Atm OF March
last. There Is a large number OF these recess
appointments, and their notification to the
Senate VIII occupy two or three days OF next
week.
The first batch was sent In last Thursday
and would have been followed by others yes
terday and to-day had the senate remained
IN session.
Many important new appointments are 10
be made, cbiet OF which is the vacancy in the
War Department caused by the resignation
of Secretary Proctor.
This Office has teen vacant since the 9th
inst, and under the law the President has
thirty days to till 1t. 1t Is known that he If
not disposed to act hastily in the matter, and
a prominent official is authority for the pre-.
diciion that no appointment will be made
until near the end OF the time allowed
! stephen Elkins, OF West virginia, Is men.
toned as most likely to receive the appoint
mcnt, but Assistant Secretary Grant Is
thought TO stand very good chance OF
getting 1t.
other important nominations which. how.
| ever, are regarded as likely to be made much
sooner than this, are those Of the Judges OF
| the Circuit Court OF Appeals, the Interstate
Commerce commissioners, the Ministers II
China and Japan, and Judge to nl tht
vacancy in the Court OF Claims.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

AnHnrt UrIhHhr. ns UrIegate Of the Journey mon
Bakers International Union will object to the
admission of the rrpresentlyes Of the San Fran
cisco Trades Council to the birmingham Convrn-
tioh Of the American Federation Of Lsbcr. because
the Council refuses to recOg niZe Bakers Union No
"a. who assisted Brewers Union No. 10. an orgApi-
zstion which was suspended by the Council for dis.
ohey ing tn. dictat ion of one fuhrman who 10 said
to have been IN league with the boss brewers when
Union No. lf went on strike for better conditions.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
PRINCESS lara is FOUND.
Tho Kidnapped Zulu Girl Arrested
on Thompson Street.

on thompson street,
Earn, the Huiu Princess who was kid
mapped from the home OF Mrs. Marian Dance,
Schraalenberg, n. j., Nov. Is, by ODclinus, q
brawny negro lablrer, Is found.
Detective Mccarthy met her this morning,
coming ont II Thompson street saloon and
arrested her. In Jefferson Market Court she
related that obclinus, who is under indict-
ment In New Jersey, put her on a fcrry-boat.
on this side Ot the river She met n white
woman. who put her on q street-car and she
got of AT Blecckcr street. She had lived since
with cclorcd girl named Alice.
She either couldn't or wouldn't tell where
Alice lived or anything about her lite there,
and the Childrens Society g agents are inves-
tigating.
Mrs Dance says that she was with her hus-
band In Africa in 1870 Iara, then only a
baby, was orphaned In a battle between
tribes. She wore when Mrs Dance first saw
her bracelet of claws on her ankle and IA
feather In her hair.
Zara Is musical wonder, playing almost
any Instrument.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
A BARREL OF OIL ExPLODES.

One Man Injured and Shoe Polish
Factory Set on Fire.
A barrel OF OIL exploded at noon to-day in
Frank Smiths shoe polish factory at 1867
First avenue, badly burning one man'and set
ting fre TO the adjoining building.
The factory occupies one-story frame
building. Frank stillman, twenty-six years
old, OF $40 East Eighty-second street. was the
only employee In the building when the ex-
plosion occurred.
The I'll caught fire simultaneously with the
report OF the explosion. A sheet OF flame en-
vclOped Stll!man, and before help arrived he
was badly burned about the body. He was
removed to the Harlem Hospital
The tire spread to 1855 First avenue and
did $500 damage.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Brazilian Protest Against French
Honors to Dom Pedro.

TFY AbhUIINTEU FNEhs'I
RIO JANIRRo, Dec. IA public mesting
was held in this city yesterday at which
strong protest were made against the i'm
perial honors paid by France to the late ex-
Emperor or Brazil on the occasion OF his
funeral In Paris on Thursday.
governor POrtelia finally decided to accede
to the request Of the Government that he
resign his position as Governor OF the state
OF Rio Janiero, ana be has accordingly sent
In his resignation. He will be succeeded by
Admiral Silvoira.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
FOREIGN NEWS OF THE DAY.
Florence st, Johns Detailed Denial
of Damaging Allegations.
Twcnty-One Lives Lost In the
Biowing-Up of II Steamship.
my ASSOCIATED PRESS. |

LONDON, Dec. 12.-This was the sixth day
of the trial OF the 81. John-Marlus divorce suit.
Miss st. John was this morning called In
rcbuttal. She denied going with Arthur
Cohen to house In Wellington Road, said
her husband was with her throughout the
day and night 1t was alleged she was with
Cohen and declared that Cohen had invited
her to dinner at her husbands request.
She had discharged the housemaid Hubble
who testified against her yesterday because
she was always reading novels and never
worked.
Miss St John also denied the statements
made by Theatrical Dresser Bruce In the wit.
ness-box yesterday, In regard TO Cohen's visits
In her dressing-room at the Gaiety Theatre.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
MRS TUPPER'S SUIT WITHDRAWN
She Did Not Want 1t Tried in Erie
County and Now 1t Can't Be
Tried at All.

1rleQ at All.
A despatch from Buffalo this morning an
nOunces that tn" suit of Mrs. Edith sessions
Tupper, of this city, against eN-Police SUPER
intendcnt Martin NORM, OF Buffalo, hac been
Discontinued. Mrs. Tupper was unJustly
placed under arrest at Toronto on July 10,
1890, through the stupidity OF the Buffalo
police Who were looking for a woman charged
with robbery. The Toronto police, VINO had
acted wholly on the orders Uf Supt. NORM,
realiliuc mat mistake had been made, so
tclegraphcu to BuraiO. but NORM wired
back " Hold tn" woman, anyway" Mrs.
Iuppcr then suci NORM for $4,000. The
case was heard In Erie county aud the Jury
disagreed.
Mr., Tupp"r, when seen this morning by
an ENtNIsG WORLD reporter regarding the
di>cunllhuhnCr Ul the proceedings, said
" | dii not know IN" sui had been 0iscon-
ttnurd anti! the night before last. wished
my lawyers Ia move for change ~ venue to
/ some other county Nhcr" could get an I'M
. partial hruIiug hey had ASSURED me that
+ II was ho. possible Tor me 10 get justice IN
/ Eri" County OWING To the fact that the case
was ln,Ntrirally lnir gled with political
Affairs. II | w,n n rich woman / would
never have jet h" ~uit be discontinued under
ANY circumstances.
, " As Ia, A. thr International features OF the
I case ATE concerned, soon alter the case was
! presented lu thu state Department at WasA-
/ in.tpn MI Blaine himself sent me a message
! s;atiag thar hr considered IA" Casc an
/ outrage, iul that he would take measures
tu eject 81 Wu :. IT Uf rcparAtlon. This WAS
more than year ago, and although MIR.
Blaine has said repeatedly To nay friends that
he would do something IN the matter, nuth-
ing has Yet been done To III. knowledge
" Perhaps thr most bitter TACT Of hi, whole
case has been the thought that woman who
was subjected - auCu an OutrdE" a. Nu>
4 can go ur lr'-> from Law and To prH'rc-
TO-. tUum l.'r r.utt'N..
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Not So Much Political as Financial
Gloom in Rio Janeiro.

Try ASSOCIATED PRESS.
LONDON, Der. IA despatch from Rio
Jaueiro to the Exchange Telegraph Company
declares that the reports as to the gravity OF
the political situation there areggreatly ex-
agge rated
The despatch adds that the financial situa-
tion continues to be OF the most gloomy
nature. Many OF the largest undertakings, 1t
says, are likely to collapse at any moment.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Cox Memorial frcm the Life Savers.
lnY LsSorILIEn PnEssl

WAsHINGIoS, Dee, l2.-There was a nota-
blr .athrT Z Ia the New Hampshire Nvcuuc
han" oi M's. :. ;. COZ this aitcrn, on TO Wit
ncss the presentation to her on behalf of the
Officers and men or the Life-Snying Service OF
the treasury Of vase Of silver, intended to
express he appreciation Dy the members OF
II: - lNi.e I the laburs CT ner lake husband
IA rs LchNlf The presentation took place
sho. tly after O'Clock.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Suicide of an Insolvent English
Bankers sister.
IIY ASSOCIATED PRESS

IT Y NftVfTNT TT II PEFho.
LONDON, Dec. l2.-Japc Wade, sister OF the
manager OF the banking rrm Of BaWtree,
Dawnay a Curzon, OF Colchester, which sus-
pended payment on Tuesday last, wasso DIS
;rcSsCd at the news Of the suspension OF the
flrnl that she became mentally irresponsible
aud committed suicide by hanging herself.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
n.nth of Court Clerk COO.

Edwia Coc, nseo scven'y-two, a clerk in the
sulul,r court, died At Lls home 20 Bank
street, ,-day after an Illness oI two months.
,.r was color brarrr / h SCvcIty-TlrSt
Hpgimcnt IA til battle of IiuDl RGu. lie was
Tic L,rihcr-iA-'Gw of Thomas Dp"sC, Ihiaf
Nlo X # ,hc superior ,ouri, ana rather ~
Josr ph il. zoe. pcputl CLERK OF the Court ul
nl-myH PiCaa.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
M. and Nine. Morgan, French Ex'
plorers, Return to Paris.

fBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
PARIS, Dec. I'm. jacques Morgan, the
explorer, has returned to this city from his
explorations In Northern Persia, Laristan
and Arabistan. lie was accompanied on his
journeyinss by his wife, and together they
covered distance OF l2,4OO miles. The two
suffered severe hardships and had number
OF exciting adventures.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
SWEPT OVERHEARD AT SEA.
The Steamer Kate Lost Sailor and
Was Damaged in n Storm.

Vessels which arrived In port to-day report
exceedingly heavy weather AT sea.
The British tramp steamer Kate, from
Mediterranean ports, which came In this
morning reports that her main rail, both
s'auch!ons. the starbOa,d bulwark forward
were carried away, and that j. lingbast. a
swedish sailor, twenty seven years old, was
washed overheard ana drowned III storm
on Dec. Z.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
TICE IN KEMMLER'S CELL.
Next Can -:date for tho Electric
Chair at Aub I'm Prison.

AUBURN, Dec. l..--jOseph l.. fir", convicted
OF Rochester OI ihc murder OF his wife IN July
last, WIS received ~ the prison IN THIS city
tins morning ami pa, Ia the crll iunlcrly oc-
Cupird by kcmmlur.
Iag uciih sentence T. appointed lOr some
.inr ,Ui IN tue V,rE beginning Jan. Is.
iI,r l"O&ri wen, br' cNinc'd Sym" nervous
ness un the short Wal: IRON The railway STA
ton to the prison.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Young Doctors gned PcTforcr.
DR.. ". \. Macy, Medical superintendent ul
Wards Is and Insane Asylum, has demanded
and received the designations oI DIS. y Ill
marth, lhornby and Mann OF the asylum
star. Cnseemly skylaTkiug esrdpad, oi he
young doctors are said 10 have caused pr.
Macy's action.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Only One of the Five Held.

Four OF the tivc persons arrested In the
case OF Dora Gutenberg, OF ~ orchard street,
who is suffering from malpractice, were dis
charged In the Essex Market Court to-day.
The NTH, Louis Polachinik, who gave the girl
medicine, was held for trial. Miss Onenterg
Is now out OF danger.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Twenty-One Persons Go Down with
Wrecked Italian Steamship.

NY ASSOCTATED PREst.I
GENOA, Dec. 1.-THE Italian steamer Gala
bria lett Genoa this morning for Naples, hav-
Ing or board six passengers
She had proceeded but a short distance
when her boiler exploded, so damaging the
81 that she sank In a very short time.
Including the passengers and crew there
were thirty three persons on board the Gala
Lria. OF this number twenty-one were
drowned
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Seabold-Joyce.

Miss Mary T. Joyce, daughter Of a we'll
known builder In the Annexed District, was
married to Mr.. Harry W. seabold In St.
Jeromcs church, Mott Haven, Thursday
evening by the Rev. Father Tandy. Miss
Rose A. Seabold was the bridesmaid and
Cornelius J. Horgan was best man. After the
ceremony the couple left for Jacksonville,
Fla.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
A Careless Gunner Causes the Ex-
plos,on Of q Machine-Gun.

fBY ASsocIATED PREsS
PORT SAID, Dec 12.-Durlng artillery prac-
tice on board the French cruiser Troude, q
machinc-gun exploded.
The weapon broke into fragments, and the
gun-sightcr was very seriously injured.
The explosion was due to the negligence Of
the gunman, who had not closed the breech
properly.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
A Qurstion of Size.

tf,pHI iN"s
pashawav-What are You S ing to dD with
that, uld mau-
Iiugo displaying 4 10Y trce-Thars our
Christmas tree, Mo ar, liVius In q Hat now.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
POISON in HER GLASS.

Mrs Brewer Accuses Her Husband
of Trying to Cause Her Death.
Mrs. Florence Brewer, OF ls42 Second ave-
nue., was taken TO the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital
to-day in critical condition.
she charges her husband, Dewitt &. Brewer,
with having given her poison In 4 glass of
beer this morning. Her husband was ar
rested.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

TIE WORLD has found out WAC
throw tn" h'mh ~ Russell - .Gc.
Read the SUNDAY WORLD tor TIE
uili story OI the bomb-tlrower's
lir.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
u!berna,irg in the Rockies.

Ig,"m E'"pklpr I0,l
Mr.. Brin-W Wuw-Nuw. Ron over there,
Mrs Bruin-Mow What's the mattcrf
Mr. Bruiu-HON ip NOu suppose am Coiug
to steep 'or -iN months with your cold iec' IL
tn" small II mN back.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Another Grey Man at Large.

Mrs. Julia Blcwtt, 31S Wcs; Thirty second
street, to-day had a general police alarm sent
out tnr her lInatic husband. James Bl,witt,
who ESCAPED IN his nurse Yesterday while
on his way back to ElcOmingdalc Asylum,
where he has been for the past SIX months.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
A Vain Quest.

II,om Ne CIp'htsr nnd Iurni.h,r.l
Mrs. Bingc-What are you going to wear at
the soCinllc tc-night, my dear
Hngu Irant,ally from the depths OF his
wardrobe - r, m present indications, shall
go IN SIX hat and pair or rubber boots.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Tho Pity OF 1t.

rhnm T'rIs Siriiros.
First Swcll-Thcre goes Miller, the richest
man In town. What a pity the old fellow has
no daughter! Don't you think Su9
second swell don't know. why
First Swcll-EcCRuS" she would make such
a good wife Tor me.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Present Fairnes- t. Cort,ru'.
L. :. WEATHER Br

- = ~ - ~ - ~
REAC, NEW YORK,
pee. l.! - Iurdi
.rOipCISt 'UI SOlith-
rasterH Ae,o York.
iJ,Ctnd 'Hg Long
iStdh0l ulSO fDr
,ltS,IIt fDUHtrfUuf
1Hd y = heiH .NeIr
JerSrg - Fdir, nut
Silyht cIGnJr ia trH-
d. H..s. .AHII,a...rF
The evening world., 1891-12-12
After Lttt!e's Vacated Place.

Friends of Patrick Carroll and Edward j.
II. Tamscn, rival candidates for appointment
as School Commissioner to succeed congress
man j. j. Little, called on the Mayor to-day
and presented pc .itinnS IN their behalf. Car
rOil's had 900 signatures and TuMscns 400.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Weak Men

Easily, Quirhi', Permanently Re-tor~h,
W-akue.., Nervousnes,s Debility, and all
lie results VI oyerNort, siot ness, worry, &c Full
strength, hr'riopHest and tone gwen to .vets
methods Immediate inprevsnsnt seen. Failure
i'm possible 1000 rv;areroes. Book, szplalAnon.
@EpICAI. CO.. % NiAAAxa 81. bsnals.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
A Long, Long Time.

iFrom ~. Clo'hi,r u"d Furni.herl
TraNers j.ighlngl-l must get me a new
ovcrCOat
Miss Summit-Why, that one looks AS good
as new. Have YOU had II long?
TrrvcrS-Wcll. | should say so. Why, !
have IuSL paid Tor II.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

,Ae "c"H NJ II" c"r "r II Remrn T..
No,rroSs, ne I"mb- Ihr"""r, "h"m
TIE UDiLU IiIn III u WP BE- l'rint a
g.. the CNDII O..LD.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Funerol CT Louis de Bebian.

The funeral OF Louis dr Ecbian, a we'll
known member Of the French colony in this
Gty, VIII take rlGCe next Monda" at 81.
a,li'h's ,uiI, dral, He was at ht time OF
hI- death Pr, aiurnt OF the Christopher aud
Tenth street Hallway ana director IN sew
eral Insurance and gas companies lie died
Thursday night OF heart failure at his home,
lGj West Flny-scyCnth street.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Russian Artillery Instructor Killed.
by an Exploding Shell.
rv Associated Press

IVY AstDIINTFN PN0NN,
ST. PPTERsBURG, Dec. l2.-Capt. Pam
pushko, Instructor OF the artillery cadets,
has been killed by the explosion OF a shell
during Il series Of experiments he was making
with powerful explosive
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Raised Money or n Worthless Check

william Edsall, OF 80 second street, Jersey
city. was arrested carly this morning by one
of Inspector Byrnc>'s m"n Ior naring passed
u worthless cLcCE Tor $40 on William EuglcN-
uurn, II ~ Graun street He l. lDcn,i up IA
Jersey city pending the issuance oi extra
ditivn pagers
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Widow OF Charles Kingsley, Late
Cne plain OF tho Queen, is Dead.

Try ASSOCIATED PnChs,l
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE widow OF the Rev.
Charles Kingsley, late Chaplain In Ordinary
10 the Queen, Is dead.
In 1876 Mrs. Kingsley published biog-
raphy OF her distinguished husband.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

---- But dor are some pussun In dis yhere
camD-,ucctin' who not alone strays from de
path oh 'ligion, but also 'proprlalcs de prop
Crty Oh oders to Ms own sinul ends. ! make
no accusations; his SIN win iind him out. It,
from Jersey.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Burglar Captured by a Woman.
Kcive Katzenellenbozen, n peddler, OF 70
clinton street, was held In Essex Market
Court to-day on charge OF burglary. Mrs.
Bertha Fril sch, OF $40 East Houston street.
caught him ransacking her apartments yes
tpruay,
The evening world., 1891-12-12

The report Of the Toledo session Of the Genera
Assembly of the knights u Labor has been printed
and IL now ready for diutrihution among the loca =
assemblies who pay th,ir per capita tax. each =,
semhly being entitled to i've copies of IN" report
General Secretary Hayes has started on trip 4
tn. Pacific coast In the interest OF the order II
will visit The l'''mi i's IN thi'sgo. Counci
Bluffs, Omaha, Denver, Leadville, Portland. Sac
rnmento, Ogden, Salt Lake City. San Francisco
Los Angeles and nj her 10
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Mr.. Astor Goes to Europe.
Mr. Vim. Astor left for France to-day on the
steamship La Bretagne. Other passengers on
the same vessel were Baron Rene de Batz
Edward X. Wharton and wife, .. S. Campbell
and T. V. U. Reed.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
He Is Lucky Who Gets Copy of
TO-MORROW'S WORLD.
CITY NEWS TERsELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Died at the End OF a Rope.

Bernard Schwartzberger, thirty-two years
old, cf 23 Essex street, committed suicide by
hanging himself. lie was found dead at U
O'Clock this morning.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

THE PLUCKY YOUNG AMERICAN WHO SAVED CHINA
FROM RIOTS, BLOODSHED. DYNAMITE AND DESTRUC-
TION-wHAT CAME TO A TREACHERoUS BRIT Usher
r RETRIRUTION MUST FOLLOW
The evening world., 1891-12-12
sunday Lectures on Socialism.

sunday Lectures on Socialism.
The American Branch OF the socialist Labor
party viii hold meetings on SOCIALISM, every
SUNDAY evening al = o'clock AT Clarendon
Hall, East Thirteenth street The ur>t ut
the series Will be- tO-morfON evening, wArn
". &. owen viii speak. All are Invited.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

The whole story OF Bomb-Thrower
Norcross's life in the SUNDAY
WORLD tomorrow.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
Assem- blyman Brennan's Father
Dead

John Brennan, father OF AssemOyman
Michael Brennan OF thr rinh District, and OF
Alderman James brennan, OF Albany, died
this morning al his SOM, residence, Is Grand
street. The funeral viii take place Monday
at z O'Clock,
The evening world., 1891-12-12

tive Board of the .Jourrcymen Brewers Union yes
terday to the newly orrAnized Hear Drivers Union
OF Baltimore. An attempt 10 persuade George
Fhret to make his brewery union place has been
nnsnccessfui, as Mr. Ehrets says he cannot act In
ers' ssociation The receipts at the General Sec
retaIy's office this week amounted to xl45.45.
Tho Local Executive Board OF this city has threat
ened to take legal steps against q former offceI
who Ia alleged 10 have collected and reta n ed
money belonging to the organization. Tho local
| unions formerly represented in tn. Board, are
still owing S2gi which sum is TO be paid within
the [ Meekh
The evening world., 1891-12-12

DE NORMANDIE, FINhN'IER, THE MAN WHO SAVED
FRANCE IN A GREAT CRISIS. THE MAN WHO HOBNOBS
WITH THE LABORER AND THE CAPITALIST AND WHO
CHANGED HIS WHOLE CAREER AT FORTY-fINE.
The evening world., 1891-12-12
GEN. MD0WELL's WIDOW DEAD

She Will Be Euried on Monday from
All Souls Church.
Mrs Irwin Mcdowell died In this city this
morning she was the widow OF the late
MajCr-Gen. Mcdowell, who commanded the
Federal forces al the first hattie Of Bun Run
\ he funeral VIII take place al All Souls
Church, Madison avenue ana S1xty-nith
street, on Monday.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

Another Speakership Candidate.
Assemblyman George II. Bush, OF Ulster
County. called on Mayor Grant this morning
lie said that he hopes to bc Speaker OF thc
next House, and IL work Will win the coveted
goal that he will reach II.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR IN THE
.SlJNDAY WORLD" EVERY WEEK. TOMORROW
THEY HAVE SPECIAL TIDINGS FROM WORTH AND
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THE HOME.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

THE REST AUTHORITY on MUSIC WRITES FOR 1.-THE
WORLD"-THE LITERARY PAGE ATTRACTS UNI
vERsAL ATTENTION-THE DRAMATIC PAGE Is
UNEXCELLED ANYWHERE.
The evening world., 1891-12-12

A PRACTICAL. WOMAN GIVES A PRACTICAL WAY OF
TRIMMING YOUR OWN HOUSE FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
THE IDEA MAY RE EASILY CARRIED OUT BY ANY ONE
WHOREADS THE WORLD"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-09
will be AeQui ted.

Correspondence Logan Journal.
The topic here has of late been
the hearing of DR.. Rivers for kill
ing Mozart, which ended, as you
may know, in placing the doctor
under $4,000 bonds, and the gen.
eral impression now is that no bill
will be found against him, and if
there is that he will be acquitted.
The hearing was fought hard.
Nearly a dozen legal lights were
employed, and it is a wonder that
they got through in a week. Feel
ing ran very high against DR..
Rivers at first. Mozart was very
popular man, and lynching was
openly spoken, but matters seems
to have quieted down some and
although pistols would not seem to
be fair against chairs, yet it seems
to be conceded that he shot him in
self-defense. Of course, there was
a woman in the case. Their quar-.
rel over the table was merely the
fuse that fred the charge.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-05-09
Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an las,
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
manent cure Of consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh. asthma and all throat and lung affec.
tons, also positive and radical cure for ner.
vous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases. has felt it his
duty to make it known to hissui1ering fellows.
Ac,uatetl by this motive and desire to
relieve human suffering. will send free Of
charge, to all who desire it. this recipe. in
Geeman French or English. with full direc
tiont for preparing and using. Sen, by mail
Ivy addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
w. a. Moves. $40 Powers block, Rochester,
N. Y.