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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
The P4r-.. ., .n-.m.,..

The parent Of insomnia or wakeful-
be<s Is Ia nine case- out Ol ten, a Il, =
pepiic stomach G'oi digestion give
so.nsd sleep, indigestion in-srier,s
with il. the brain aud stomach SYM
pstliIiz-r. One Of the promiuep.
-yIap;sHHs Of "A weak state vi GIIe ga--
irIc organs Is . disturbance OI Iils
gr-st nerve sBtrepDt, the brain. In
Wig, rae the stomach and you restoI.
q, e,ailIbriuin tO tbe great centre. A
nr,s~I reliabis. Pirdt, i.se f.sf tIic purIpo-.
l. Hnaeiief's SiOniscb Bitter, wHiei,
is lar prs-feraiste Ia mineral > dstlse.
aud powerful narcotics winch, though
iiiey may Tor time exert a seTs0. Ifi.
influence upsn the brain. soon eestss
Ia net, aad invariably iejare the ton.
nf tie stomach Tne Bit r.. on ia,
eontrary. r-si.fe acgiyi'y u the oprI-
a,is ne of that all Important organ, ai,,
ts.eir ,s.nsfeens influence is fefisete
in sound sleep and tranquil stzse .
tlie nervous system. A wholesome
inaps tus Is likesi-e given ~ tl,s sciion
OF the liver s9d bowels By its use
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

Prof LYi~cue's Mrrn'ry System
creating greater interest than ever is
all paris of the csHinfTy. and Vera'u
wishing to improve their memor'
should send far ilis prospectus free -
advertiSest ia ansb'iar esslsn,n.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

SALESMAS-An -ueig grtie man
wanici io push our n,anfactnres on
tl,i- ground O.Ie oi our agents earn
ell - 200 lat year. Address ? U Box
I37I. New Yurk.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

An unknown nsan was run over and
killed af Mercsl n Monday night lie
',-d Iseen ,een in Bsn-.,n il,e DAY pr
vi..ns. jIi- boy was 80 horribly
manglesl that , o piece lnrg.r HAN
bncset could he I, und iniset. Tn.
ntire train ran oser hsm.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

AGENTS WASTED.-Free prepaid
outfit TO energetic men. Several OF
Hur szlesnen have earned from SO {,
100 week for years past. P. o. b"h
,37l, New York. 6a23i
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

The Grace + len combination viii
hold forth on Monday night next
Reid's Opera Hnnse in Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

Frank A. Carpenter writes an in
eresiiItg letter to the Globe Dem'-
rat from the City OF M-xiro ia which,
~ states that the cocktail received H.,
ame in that country and il nu'
.n Americanism.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

THERE - said to he stream tin along
he Yaqui river in Sonora. Mexi. o but
mere is 10 knowledge nf irs havin.
zen worked. IIwuuld brsr ilvesti
eating.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

VIM ShiIliam took the two China
men ordered back from Tombstone =
China, as far as San Francisca.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

SAaESNAS-Au emery ii; n IN wan
ell to pu-h oar manufactures on tin
ground. 0ne OF Our agents Farne"
s.. 200 last year. Address P. o. Big
1911. New York. w-3-3O.,
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

No; republican member of t''
constitutional convention was pres-n
At its temporary organization.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

There - no news of interest in the
pumping line today. SAD rs this TACT
is, il is true.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

L,.w Anlsury who has returned iron
IN extended trip up The P.sciiie e,sasi
returns NOR conirnie,l wiih his ios a.
captain OF the May nower than ever
before
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

A cpnsssirte oHfit i"r prospecting
parI-o-ez. consists oi three bIsrr'-, ri.i-
iasg sable. t,tck sstsli.es, saddle bag
tents. pirk-, gold Essn, rs-okIng at~n-
sii-, three rsnfers.s, shotgun ~Iih rs-
i,..Iifg sa' g.. ~iIh many other t..ingr
La fact everything cpmpietr for X pTO,
rector. for rale cheap. For particular
inqnire of
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

The Fsirbsnk school Ind not opsn
an Monday, owing to many children
being sick there.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

DIR. Gillespie and wife Will return 10
Tombstone after fulfilling a Phoenix
engagement.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

BIth applicants for teachers GER
Iificaies in Coehise county passed yer!
creditable examinations.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
SEC sKTARY cLARKsox.

wAsHrxsroS-The he s,ar ll,isevening
p'sIlislse,i =, port that il has heard
that General james $. CIarkson. the
chairman oi the Republican national
~Heru,ive commi'fee, wi:l probably I,e
.pgdnled n succeed Mr. Proctor =.
Secretary Of War.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

Mrs Lewis Williams and daughter
are ia Detruit.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

NEw YoRK-rhe Standards Mo-
.r,w correspondent eimn-n ing on
thr Demands that come from all quar-.
t.-r- for measures 20 relieve distress,
-ays thai it Is ilin that distress j.
gr. afer and more Widespread than was
a. ir-t snpposesi an | lha. the worst i
. III to come.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
MARTYR Hu52ANo5.

SSnTH-.Werc you ever disappointed
in IJvc?'' Joaes-"No, but I've been
disappointed in marriage. gc.''-DcElorcst'
Monthly.
a REAL VAcATtoy.-'.A=c y-SI -oiiT
away this sun1cr?-' No; I shall stay
at home" "Tihy?" Because ray wife
is going way.~-Lowcil Citizca-
JISls (soothi1yly)-''Your wife was
q bud when You married her, .Ir.
Dreezcy." B-cczcy (sldlyl-''Ycs, bat
she's il full blow now, cl1 teA you!''
N. Y. Herald.
BLAcz-''You haven't boc1 looking
very well, lately, White What's
the matter witt you?" White {who
l. married to q vizcnish wife, smiling
faintly)--''I'm not very well HoInc-
sickness, guess" Blacls-''IIomc-
sickness Why, didn't know that you
had been away from home white
Il haven't. That's just what's the
matter r"-DeTnorest Monthly.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

]. P. McAIlister is registered at the
CommerI i.l hotel in PhsnIx:
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
THE IOWA CAMPAIGN.

CkERoKEE-s. uai,,r W d allison
apenrd 'he republican campaign ia
tiiis city this afternoon ia a three
hours speech and re,1 ived the applau.e
II = larg- au,iienee that did not seem
weary, although the .peech WA uf
unusual length The tariff, free coin
sge. the prohil,itDfy ~ aud @. vernon
Boirs New York anI Cherokee corn
speeches, were the suij~cts treated Of
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
From wsdnssdas. Daily.

sheriff KrI,on is in Tues n.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
Trust.

CHIcAGo-A morning paper says
A deal will be completed within the
next twenly-iour hours ia all proba-
biliIy whereby a trust will he formed
rrpresen ing eighteen million dollars
la Ori sinal sureties. Ii is to be type
foundry trust backed by AN English
syndicate. All the type foundries OF
any consequence in America are IN
the deal
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
FuR MINING MEN.

CHICAGO-DecideSlly thu most i'm
F'Drtant meeting of the Worlds Fair
rationsl commissioners yet held was
concluded this afternoon with rigniti-
ant action rrgurliug ihe mines ans!
aiming department. The unauinniil
,nd heariiaess With which H. was taxi
IA was refreshing alter the warm II.
-IssioH and sharp discussions Inag
ia 'farteiize some of the proc, eIings
lIIe mining cummi tie OF the cou,-
uii--iou eunsis Ui ,ixI.t-n niemI,er-
very On Ui whom ranks As a prAc-
Ic.,I expert. Titi. committee sdupIed
ti,ucfing re-nluii'n cungrstul sling
Director General Davis up,u the ap-
po3nlmen OF Chiei Ski.f aud ple.igiug
,Iieir indi, i,iusl and united assistance
10 make Ii,e department succes,
iae acti "a. II Is undCrstU,sI insuTcs q
-ul4d backing nf resources reaching
S-ll up int't the rnillruus During the
Inclusion il was declared tlIt il
Commissioner Skih7s plans are carried
at on rhe broad plan he has iHaugur
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

Dardonelies or Bosphorus vi ich are
not possessed by other powers also"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

Have you ever msde inquiry iu'
COruH~d do Wa,-IH
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

had been away from home white
Il haven't. That's just what's the
matter. r."-Dernnrest's Monthly.
TEA-TAsLE DISHES
CREAM BusoUIT-Two cups cream
lsourl. one teaspoonful of saleratus,
pinch Of salt and pinch Of sugar. -four
rnough 70 mix quite soft.-Dctroit Free
Press
CoozrEs.-onc cup sour cream. one
cup sugar, one egg. one even teaspoon
soda -four to rsalsc moderately stiff
dough. Roll thin and bake in quick
ovcn--IIousclecpcr.
GAY CEULIERs--Oncc cupful ot sugar,
three eggs, butter size of an c,gg, lour
enough 20 make the dough stiff enough
20 roll: cut in fancy shapes. fry in hot
fat. roll each ono in powdered sugar
and serve on napkin. boston Herald
BUrrEEsnLK BIscuTTs--0nc quart of
flour. ono tablespoonful of lard. one tea
spoonful of salt and ono Of soda. Sour
buttcrmilk for a soft douyh- Make in
small, round balls; sot closely together
in a creased pan; b1lc one-hah hour
Hoasekeepcr.
Iie wa, warsl young man, broken ~
health, has gone to the far southwest
to recuperstc- lie was in Jail al
tombstone, Arizona, for stealing
iadqusrter 81 ts-ef. In the loneliness
= the c. d he sat down and wrfe y,
nlIows: Dear FAi.'er--I have picked
=? some aesh since / came out her.
hut am slill confined TO my room
Please send me $780," etc, -tc.-chi-
rsgo Tribune.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

PARis-AI banquet given tn bis
nohor at L0urdez yesterday, Baron
Won Mubrenhein,, the Russian a'ubas
-a'ior 10 France, Iu an address said
ihst lie was only promoting the Czar's
wishes in desiring an intimate union
nt.lSeen Russia and France.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
KILLED

LExSCIoS, ky-rnompson Hail,
iEemsn uf = freight train WAS Kill, i
uday by train running of high
uii Ige. Engineer Hanna Was badl,
-calded.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
KEYSTONE BANK.

the deal.
KEYSTONE BANK.
PHILADELPHIA-The three indiviG-
ual ledger clerg OF the broken Key
stone national bank, f. L. Mcguire
Charles Aege and Frank W. Lawrence
who were arrested, charged with max
ing false rePost= of the banks condii-
ion ~ the bank examiner, were given
h-aring this afternoon before Unit, d
states commissioner Bell and were
held IN 81 800 bail each.
DEAD.
PARIs-M. Francois Jules p. Grevey
ex-president of the French republic
died to-day.
PRESIDENT FITZGERALD DYING.
st. LOUISA private telegram re-
ceived here fEJm Lincoln, Nebraska.
-..,. a., Al. I,t,,, p;,.,I III;
man of tine Irish Satiouai Iasyue i,
very i'll and that no homes of hi. r.
c,,y.ry are .,,,..r,.io,J
-
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
JoHx PrrrRssx

24zw Gf.nd crn.ral I .Ieing Hau.e
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13

CAPE MAY PoiST, n. J.-It is au-
.hors tiv. ly denied at the presidential
cottage tliis nIO, ',ing that tioyeru"r
Hswiey's visit TO ;he president is in
any way connected with ihe secretary
ship oi war.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
RELEASED.

BERLIN - The American tourist,
Carbon Graves. VINO was arrested on
Saturday last at Mayene, on suspicion
hat lie was spy, has beel released
rom custody.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-13
NEWS BY WIRE.
TIE MAR szcRErARYsHIp.

WAsHSGToN-The Post this morn
ing SAYS that private ndyices received
here state that General Ha~ley 81
Connecticut has beeu offered Size war
s"crrisryship TO suvt-eed 5 ere aTy
PTnc-or and that he IS NOW al Cape.
May eonferring with President Hafri-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
KNEW SHE WIS GETTING MARRIED.
Hsiseersom Nevertu's Father Says nGiss
Voorhees, Was Net Deceived.

Briaeereom Nevertu's Father Says htss
Voorhees, Was Net Deceived
Harold G. Hovorln. the young man who WINS
married to Miss Lille Voorhees, OF Norris
town short timo ago. whilo shc thought all
the time. as her father alleges. that betrothal
ceremony was being performed was student
In tho Protestant Episcopal Theological Sem.
mary In Chelsea square last year. He entered
tho seminary in October. but remained only
two or thrco months. He had but few friends.
and did not mingle with his classmates. How
erin Is tho son Of James IL Heverin. lawyer.
" Philadelphia.
AecGrdna 70 story printed In tho rhilsdel,
doccivcd BY Hevsrin. and knew that the cere-
mony to which h sbo consentsd was marriage
on eS Sist To %G r n %p Mrs. TeWisf o9 Maycr:
straw. y. y. and i was during this Walt that Gt
to her lover OF her fathers treatment, which
HE d rf tGP Meas ana
nv &iss ySorhccs consented, and on Thursday.
SscoFabms e the s g the t s,st s. e
TIE other cerSmony. They returnsd to Nor.
Fs9xn atSsShss IN With 2Rn RI sna nr
Sss ss 1 isS%ss aer from Ills
s;: &c;
him fram putting n L il Tie nsxsraprr: insist:
&c ss a. sns pssps.
ding ~ Dover WIN q rentve. would be g
IS:
II, rex. day SUNDAY MI ESxsrIp ssc cass
MAJ Ses soo Mst eS LIT f % s him.
@ 'nni sss but aSssa n. to
Morristown and iap93losiEe to MMr. V%Snrhses
for what hf aeye 9a asnG On teesrany
como to Morristown ct once. and. thinking
Vent ' i IN At Mr. voorkses's house
he was met. by that gentleman and lawyer.
the young man declares his father Jaw few
into a passion. and demanded to know. what
t aS. give nh + os st hns
Mr.. Heyorin declared there was no plot. re.
and lis sS AND DECLARED tSst they
had agreed to get married and keep It quiet
support SUI ge 81 This he showed the letter from his
wiic. but Mr.. Voorhees, declared that his
daughter did not know what she was doing
would sue for divorce Upon this the young
husband returned home. and collecting oil her
Photographic and presents. sent them to his
wife OF two weeks
A few days later friends Of the young couple
received letters from Miss Voorhees, as Mrs.
mistake, and that although she would not be q
divorced woman. she would retain her name
OF Lille Voorhees, II in q year or two Mr..
Heyerin still loved her they might be married.
>, Mr.. Heverin. the young mans father. Is IN
said the girl knew exactly what she was doing.
and was anxious for the marriage. Mr.. Heverin
had never opposed his sons wishes
"'Why. they we're quite pleased over the en-
gagement," said he. and even gave recep-
tion. something they never did when was a
boy Mr.. Heverin has written O strong letter
to Mr. Voorhees,. telling him what he thinks OF
hia actiOnsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
HEAVY ocronEn SEAS.
The CITY or Paris Badly Shaken Up IN
Aurricnne-A Messing ship.


Tho hurricane through which tho City OF
Paris passed last Tuesday churned up some
tall seas. Tho tumult began two hours before
daylight and woke up nearly every passenger
wave tore of two ventiators. and, rushing
aft, struck Boatswain John Tucken. knocking
him up against the steel deck house and
breaking two OF, his ribs, Chief Cook
spellessy was also hurt by the same
sca. The pitching Of the ship ,,j olte,d
caused the engine to stop. Tho ship wus
apprsRenslse. The alarm . Ia lasted only a mo-
ment, as the dynamo was Immediately con-
nected with another engine.
ship was stopped for nearly near s two hours Capt:
stkas afps her while the s sssSah her
Backia,g the , tau waves, hs thought;
accustomed to tempestuous ' voyages were sea:
sick. The stopGage Of the engines created
some alarm. which was assuaged by tho Cap
1xmqPs tie SIty q rsrss passengers, .,, g. was
a Ssn Tsn h. %ss
passengers were: Richard Harding Davis. stil-
s2 a. Hutsh Eis Lmre Ksaliy George Ssney
which SUM- the dsrma snH bark Emil Hessen:
%nr TX tn csd
dsscy IN Ss ncf e
vessel Of about go tons. Which seemingly had
Ihs SrIslsh ship asnersI ' bbsocnylle; which
valued q s 81 70
r Grace : Co.,, is about forty days overdue.
Eas 6s Ct sf sep Sssvs es Viii
Sssa hsss sn hSE rhnson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
BLsHOP DUES REINsTAIED.
The Evangelical Conference Reversos
Suspension or . Year Ago.

The Evangelical Conference Roverses the
Suspension OF = Year Ago.
PH1ADEIPHIA. Oct 6-The following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted by the Evan
gelical Conference this afternoon:
"Whreas. This Conference has patiently
heard tho thorough review and investigation
OF tho alleged trial and suspension Of Bishop
n. Dubs in the month Of February. 1880. on
charges preferred by NJ. PHtzinger. G. Velta,
and N. Langlebach: and
Whereas. All the charges and specifications
upon which said sentence OF suspension was
based have been fully met and disproved TO the
entire satisfaction OF this body. which by the
discipline is empowered to determine the
whole matter; therefore
- Resolved. Tint tho verdict OF said trial Con-
ference be and tho same is hereby reversed:
and Il. Dubs is restored to all his functions OF
a Bishop and O minister Of the gospel"
The Rev. c. 8. Hannah. the Chairman. said:
Thank God. we have a Bishop now. and am
prepared to step down and out" bnt as It was
said that Bishop Dubs was too Ill to be pres
ont. Mr.. Hannah continued to preside,
This evening the Conference voted unani-
from their Offices and from the Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
FIGHT FOR THE CUSTODY OF 4 CHILD
An Exciting Scene In . Police Court In
Nashua, N. H.

NASHUA. N. H.. Oct 8.-There was an oxcit-
ing contest in tho police court this afternoon
1t related to the case OF Dora Gould. who was
brought here by her father from her home in
Lowell last November. after the court Of
Massachusetts had given the custody OF two
children to the mothor on the separation Of
the parents. This afternoon Mrs. Gould's
counsel had the child arrested for truancy and
brought into court. In tho mean time. Mrs.
Gould. with Lowell detective and attorney.
appeared on the scene. and Mr.. Gould re-
tanned the. services OF lawyer. In
court City Marshal Eaton. on the statement
OF the other that she would care for tho child.
moved that the complaint Of trgancy be not
the mother and father made a contest for the
child, the mother. being aided by Detective
Harris Of Lowell with counsel. while the father.
with his counsel. tried hard to detain them
from getting possession Of the girl The battle
waged fprcoly for q time. the child crying for
her father Finally the mother secured her
child. end. calling carriage. drove rapidly to-
Gould's counsel tonight entered suit by the
child. Belle N. Gould. by her next friend.
against City Marshal A. 8. Eaton for 5000 for
assault: also suit for $1,000 by G. f Gould
against Alvin S. Eaton for assault and taking
the child and deprivinY him Of its custody. The
papers are to be served on Friday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
Tom Greed Hits Back.

Tom Creed. tho 1l5-pound scrapper OF the
Olympian A. c. Is badly disllgurod and tempo
rariy out Of tho ring. Creed called ut THE
Bun offco last night, md. in II voice full Of
emotion invited inspection Of the thumb on
his right hand. 1t was pufrod UP like n toy
balloon. tho result VI u collision with an oppo-
nents nose ut tho Acorn prelimnaries. Tho
thumb was sprained. Creed then attempted
10 open his right eye. so The SuN, could shine
into 1t. The operation was painful. and Creed
allowed tho eye to close with q snap. Ho OK
I,ininod that tho eye got into thnt shape ns n
result Of his taking q prominent pnrt In the
National A. 9. boxing tournament.
Gut tho moro fact Of his right hand being
Ewslled M like prizn, ham and his right "yn
being closed as tightly as the front door Of n
Fal0on on sunday. docs not Prey on Crnais
mind. What grin,is his sensitive nuturc Is the
fact that one Jerry barnett. whom Creed de-
nounovs ns a 125-pound fighter. well-know-
Ing Crends Inability to properly perform
hiH social duties. mounted the stage Mt
tho Acorn tournament and snesrlngly nm,
uutnre,i that ths latter was timid about
getting into n twenty -four foot ring when no
(liari,Ctt) was there. And this IN view Of tho
iIct that Creed Ind exhibited to Barnett the
Aforesaid pulled hand and closed eye Creed
announces Ills Willingness to meet any man in
taiply have met Barnett In the Acorn finals
had not Injuries prevented
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
NO EVIDENCE AaA1xsr o,MAzzEE.
Failure OF tho Attempt to Convict HIN OF
Jury Bribery In New Orleans.

Failure OF tho Attempt to Convict Hin or
Jury Bribery In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS. Oct a-Dominick O'Malley.
the detective In the Hcnnessy murder trial.
who. it was charged. bribed the jury and So
cured tho acquittal OF the Italians accused OF
the assassination Of the Chief OF Police. was dis
charged to-day on the indictments found
against him for bribery. The fact that the
State had been unable to make any case
against him caused a surprise indeed. for
public opinion had pronounced O'Malley
guilty. He was supposed to be jury fl1er.
The populace was even more bitter against
him than against tho alleged assassins con-
fined in the prison. The Committee Of Safety
ordered him to leave town. hut he refused to
do so. After the lynchinG at the parish prison
lynch him. but friend gave him timely warn
crowd broke in. It was supposed that he had
To the, surprise OF all. and when the excite
Iearanee. He had heard, ,he said. that the
him for bribery but Gould not ind him. and he
had como forward voluntarily. Whispers Of
savea lin and created admiration for a him
Hc was indicted on several counts for bribing
jurors. Tho case against him has been post
without any, evidence. The popular feeling
ns e swss thas she naet
ment was brought against him In order. to
prove that there was some excuse for the
NOV Tint o'Malley is out Of danger from, the
law. 1t is probable that he will have something
sy case and the parish prison lynching.,
t a Rs sa ns w ;Ss 5 s.I
stand OMalley said to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09

While Morris Goetlieb was mixing oils In his
paint store at AZ Allen street at 2 O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon he heard a faint explosion In
a corner and a minute later the place was In
flames. The tenants got out safely and the
flremen soon had the flames under control.
Four men OF Engine II were burned about tho
face and hands by the explosion OF . can Of
kerosene oil. An ambulance. was summoned.
but after their burns were dressed the men
were able to continue working.
A large crowd OF women and children. who
had focked out OF the neighboring tenements.
gathered so close to the burning building as to
Interfere with the flremen's work. and the po-
lice wero unable to keen them off, When .
limped out Of the paint store and started to
run toward the women. they set up a scream
stores. A burly. policeman, brought, the CLUB
down on the sidewalk. The crowd laughed
started to run up the ofllcer's club. The .po-
liceman exclaimed Ugh" dropped the club.
and kicked the rat. which was finished by
fireman.