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Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12
DR.. Carver a Defaulter,

BERLIN, August 1l.-The Berline,
Tagblatt today states that Friedlander
Bros, a jewelry firm OF this city, have
instituted proceedings against Doctor
Carver, the American marksman, for
obtaining credit for jewelry to the value
of $3225, and then absconding. DIR.
Carver's whereabouts is unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12
VIII Be Given Away.

All of our leading druggists are giviI g
away large number of trial bottles of
Dr. Miles celebrated Restorativ i've Nervine.
They guarantee it to cure headache, dizziness,
of spirits, tobacco, coffee. ETC. Druggists say 1T
is the greatest seller they ever knew, and is
universally satisfactory. They also guarantee
vous or organic heart disease, palpitation,
pain in side, smothering. etc. Fine book on
ssNervous and Heart Diseases free
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12
Pure is one thing; /; whole

Pure is one thing; whole
some, another. Pure arsenic
is not wholesome. Pure
ammonia, pure white clay,
or pure alum cannot make
a wholesome baking pow
der, even if it is called
absolutely pure"
Every housekeeper knows
that pure cream of tartar,
pure soda, pure flour, are
wholesome. These three
ingredients, and these three
only, are used in Cleve-
lands Baking Powder.
Cleveland's is pure and
wholesome; it leavens most,
and leavens best, but it's
special excellence is that it
is perfectly wholesome.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12
Rye Exports Prohibited.

ST. PETERSBURG, August ia ukase
has been issued prohibiting from August
9th the expectation from Russia of rye
and rye meal OF all kinds.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12

and other German centers, notwith-
standing that the previous rumors are
semi-officially denied. 1t is believed the
rumors are spread by spectators for the
purpose of depressing prices in the
hOursQ.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12
Murdered Servant Girls.

VIENNA, August 1.-THE police have
arrested man named Schneider and
his wife on the charge of numbering and
robbing q number of servant girls.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12
Rev. Elliott Dead

LONDON, August 11.-Rev. Gilbert Ell
liott, the well-known English church
man, is dead.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness LOSS Of Appetite, Vel
low Skin7 ehiloh's Vitalizer is positive cure
For sale BY Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout
SIKH and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12
Bourse Spectators Lies.

BERLIN, August 11.-Alarming rumors
in regard to the health of Emperor Will
lam continue to gain currency in Berlin
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12
OLD WHISPERS.
JUDGE NORTON'S ARE FIFTY
YEARS OLD.

He Will Not Shave till Henry Clay is
Presidential Bold Republican from
the Lone Star State-An Interesting
Parsonage from Texas-He Was Fol-
lower of Henry Clay.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-12

charging perjury in connection with the
reports upon which the suit was author
lied to be brought.
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THEY WANT THEIR MONEY.
Dangerous Italians Hunting for "Spar.
row" Robertson.

"Sparrow" Robertson. the wei known starter Of
foot races IL in trouble having incurred the enmity Of
= branch Of the Mahk tai came about in this way;
Some time the Lori!iari Ath!eh: club OF jersey
City purchased new grounds and engaged III. dir inu
tive sparrow" to build them sui s;aniiu .our. lap
track. Ills work in return for very liberal fee
The hrst thing tho Sparrow" did was 10 hire three
Italian laborers at sIlo yer dag to do the hard WORK
whit the sparrow" tossed the lob from shady spot
under nearby fence. TIE plan worked beautifully.
aud in a short time tho track was completed. Tho
Iorilsrds eXI rcssed satisfaction aud paid the spar
row " his check.
According 10 n previous agreement the Italians. who
consented TO work !0r the Sparrow were to set
paid OH completion Of the work The sparrow on
the last day he IN Jersey ely directed them
to ca at his Broadway nice last Monday and lie paid
They went hu; tie sparrow" had flown and littls
sign on tEs door sar Attic"y asked them to CAL asun
With anger in their hearts they loft the building
swearing yrnReAncei lts nm They ca!ei again che
janor toid ,hrnl b. "a- busy ne |',iI"D 7'"',S
sT1 sy ~ AZ w.Te dns M. o y SsIrs
he WIS $ nsrcs , .ooklnx cnap-And "Ssed'
Mha as !i Is , imnn , "t,' l,d sullivan
1ns i,tin nan ,, sn. cara ha,rt.
couh not got their money for Robertson had won lilo
,h.ii easiA u. hear! OFT" they told sullivan. and
a,k'd han Tor aHvice
tho ,rar'os was oai N fs'Cus" coies's rents
Tnc ia ans were last zen '1o,'ns ,iry .isn rk nr
ne s;arr " waited SULLIVAN shortly a,ior and ihs
r to sy"s"f !" ss
r-riirman "ts"Itrnlo Ray N" men 1l'is story
Lead tI.t lh're ia la. had been ht'~u u" f. rHs
mma sEirHvrin 't"oSiyn no MAS moved II re-
,'"s&; MhtGs, ! hope 'hy were the three who
%c,",ainx O. la,-., rsr"r. no /, carrying til. pistol
witch lie Lnss Ia staring aces
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TIE THIRD DAY OF TIE FUNNIEST
1t Began with ~ Parade and Terminated
with - "venetInu Night"


with Venetian Night"
Venetian night" terminated ho third
days fcstivities OF the funniest in Williams
burxh last night.
Tho days festivities began with alroces-
sion. The pnrnders marched nll about tn" city
and v ere finally reviewed BY Gen Max Weber.
the original Colonel OF the Twentieth New
York Turner Eiilcs. and ohor wsll-Snown
Germans of this city AMI Brooklyn.
Thcre was n dinner in the park and In no
afternoon There were Gymnast!c md aero bntic
exe clsss. The crowd in the afternoon num-
berel more than 5000. There woro moro tim
1,nGO active Turner'S present to take pntt in tho
competition for the trIZcs.
Horizontal bar exercises wcro ilIst on thu
prog ANNE then came th"ss on swinging bars
and permanent hnrs or POSTS; me%t Hs'o n
nnriy know rs horse exercises The eS"r-
cises wero first taken by each society toge her
and then sinEly TO determine The prizes.
WINS the vaul,ing in which tho ladies' societies
OF different ciios look nnrt. There wa- indi-
viduni prize competition by the men. nj then
lie ladies' tried 10 quito" them. The al ics I'll |
light club sw nGlng and dumh heIl syoicise..
k.They n So d ID long ~ d short Jumping. Tho
was the hudson County Ladies' club OF Ilo-
Eoken. The l}oston Turn-Nericn Ladies So
cicty also did good work.
Al q o'clock the gymnnstlc exercises were
val which Compri I'd dancing in tic several
pnvlli ns. IT WIS . o'clock when ne Nene-
sap Hsf" "oors e WAS
fore the Hay s festivities terminl;si
The Judges Will award the nri2e,s, TO the. win
ner, III evening" To- Turn tai,. Ihe lesivi,ies
ierdays exercise. in which the main com.
petitors will DO boys and girls
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BEANroRD. Fla July 20.-Passongers arriv-
Ing hero or the steamer BolIe Of tho Suwanoe
River report murder near Mnndin's Point. on
the Gull Of Mexico ". II. Dralen. II coatrac-
tor has camp in the forest back Of the point
being engaged with n gang of mtn in getting
out telegraph poles Of late Tho camp las
been short OF provisions. The steamer should
have brought down provisions on Friday but
HigceuSo,hcn went To- Braien yesterday
morning and told him that lie had come either
TO get rntions or TO XIII him, Bruden told him
told Braden 10 get his gun for he WIS going 10
Kill him. He fired, iiiIing Rraden's breast with
buckshot. Higscnbothen immed!a ely walk ed
on and has not yet been arrested. Binden
dic1 almost ins antiy.
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BAR0NDESy ON DECK Aa.iTN
lie Speaks Against Capital, and tho Meet.
inw Breaas Up Ia <Inrknsss.

lie Speaks Against Capital, and tho Meet.
Ing Breass Up In unrknsss.
A lively meeting was he d last evening Mt tho
hail, los East Broadway. In response to II call
issued by the United American Jewish
Patriots. an organization formed for tho pur-
pose OF protecting Jews against m alleged
anti.Semitic feeling In this country.
Tho cali was issued in tho form OF handhills.
which wero scattered broadcast. Tie result
was m overlooking meeting hundreds OF peo-
pie having to bs turned AWAY.
Tho chair was taken BY Mr.. A. Rosebcrs, who
said that tho situation Of the Jews In this
country would soon be rs bad as in some IT
tho countries In the Old World which they had
to leave. The society which issued the call
was designed to protect the Jew.
Coroner Levy was the next spsaker. He
said that it was necessary for the Jews to be-
come American citizens In order to combat the
anti-Sen tic feeling successfully.
after saying that they would fight tor their
If % sssd BE-
most o; tho audience being composed o! So.
Barondess and shouted his name. Instantly
there were loud cries Of " BaronGess. speech"
followed bv hi.ses and gonsrnl nproar.
to do 50 he will DO put out" shouted man in
IT, audience. A howl OF dissent. followed. AMI
be heard Bnr on then arose md msnaced
TO procure n bearing tor. the Chairman when
he was again called on.
he did. not .r,Rree with the last speaker that
capital and labor were one in interest but nd
rissi re reople 20 hec 'ns American citizens
the urroar was d,,aientng The landlord OF tho
hall came up g. tho midst OF 1t nj! ami turnet
OF the, ga. Then tie meeting broke up in
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1HOUGHT HE HAS DITORCED.
David {. bryant Must Now Answer to the
Court on Charge or kianmy.

David {. bryant Must Now Answer to til G
Court on a Charge or KiGnmy.
IyDIASAroLrs, July cO.-Dav!d c. Bryant is
under arress for hiEamy with the woman vi o
has passed rs his lawful wife for fifteen years.
Eryant's accuser Is Marietta Bryant. who lives
at 81 West Georcia street. Sne married Bry-
m. in Wisconsin twoaty-one years nEo and
i've years afterwnrd they separated. He went to
Ierre Hautc. and on April 10. 1876. applied for
Q divorce. He SAYS he was intorned by tho
attorney that tho decree had been granted.
He aiterwnr,l met the foster daughter of Ar.
Morris IL this city. and they were married IN
Paris. III. They moved hero ;weiyo or thirteen
yen ago.
When arrested Bryant was at n loss TO
undo stnnd tho charge. but learning the
name OF his accnser he won't 10 Terre Hnnt";
had been illed nhd regularly docketed, but nd
been dismissed without having come TO trial.
bryant stoutly disc.a!ms any intention ot
wrong lning.
Marietta Bryant has resided in this city for
four or flve years. and has had knowledge OF
her husbands lie all that limo. She doc ire!
cnus ng her husbands arrest .nryant's rrrre
Hnnts attorney. who Ia alleged to have Involved
him in all this trouble died several years ago
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The last Governor chosen on tho Democratic
side from tho city OF Now York was Samuel j.
Tilden. elected In 1874 Tho last Lieutenant
Governor chosen from the city OF Now York by
either party was Henry J. Raymond elected Ia
the city Of Now York was Francis z. barlow.
chosen in 1861. HIS predecessor was Channcey
6so. se s IL is Ths LAS, stss Tfsnr
S, S0fs &c aS f NSM York wSd
appointed In li7G. Prior to i.4i the Treasprers
.std sncs sRss thas tG ns
Tnd have sMnys been o.
present State Engineer. n rst Oh sen in 1887 is
to be filled by election this year.
The A,dermanic ordinance relating to lights
on vehicles NJ Divides that every stage or omni-
bus. when driven or used ut night shall have
nxe unon the, inside of the front of 1t a sum.
same shn he plai ~ visible from tho outside
OF such y.h!cl. md Gysry cnh haesnry,soaeh
; ,C III urGn or a. each side Of IT. SUFFICIENTLY
be plainly Wis bio from the outside OF every
sncl cah. haekney;;conch. or carriage" Tho
too 4 tho Board OF Aldermen which is expected
10 give its views on tho illuu inntion by candle
llEut In August.
OF the thrce Coroncrs whose terms are about
to e&pro. two live In the upper part OF the city.
the other en- tho west side above Fourteenth
strnot. Mr.. Levy resides in the Tweuty-scccnd
district. Mr.. Schu!t, in tho Nineteenth. and Mr..
c s o though Sh 3bs
district In winch he is In business Mr. Levy
nr"nnS,. can ni At, fer Tt"n but the
nmm s@y'@ ,n Isns in been l ' t" Yn avae e
OF xi,isnca., whio Mr. nanIy WIS put on
he wa. az the to s"ier b With
has. nee chosen Patrick kccnan to look liter
its i9r es IN tho wigwnm. one rorres SO ntiy.
to he selected. and tho llline OF tho thir.l race
will Ne left until tho eve Of tho nomirn ing
convention.
John Quinn. ex; Congressmnp. who lHs heen
md in the courts. Ia a randldm,o tor the post
Of Clerk Of the rext House Of Herrescnatiy-s.
1ort 10 n for that p S.''S Oh ''' NO"
Lizzie Doran has hal her fidelity to tho pub
lie service. which. after nil. Is merely public
| trust. rewarded by an increase in salary Of s2l
nyear BY tho Commissioner: Of Charities and
siif. and il she is, pfadent, rroviaens "srsful
OF the pennies. and thoroughly self sncriilcinR Y.
she mny before the close OF the century save
ne much us the Board Of Aldermen spend in
badges at q funeral Of one OF their members.
There is soon to DO change In the Tam
many leadership in tho Ninth district. Jam 20
Fitzpatrick. q hold-over. making place for
Wright Ho'comb. an energetic ana we'll
informed Democrat. who made q fine record
IN tho last Assembly as the representative OF
tho Ninth. Mr.. Fitzpatrick was the first lieu-
tenant OF sheriff John J; German during the
in tho Ninth. and sncceeded hin, when no
moved into the rwenty-i first district Sinca
has Loen husily enGs sed with the affair, Of that
o!ire. and las not he ~ able. IN con-e1uence.
affairs Of his own district, and MIR Fitzpatrick
who ia something OF n bncl: numhcr in west
side politics while not lackin. in zeal has
many cause IN this district.
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To Consider Hop the Leper's Case.

Hop Ching Sing, tho leper. rested his swol-
on. copper-colored face in his hands yesterday
afternoon and smoked his long pipe back OF
the little desk In his laundry. the basement OF
400 East Filth street. A curious crowd was
pcsrine through the window and the partly
open door. Some, one had Put a newspaper
clipping. noting tho hinaman's malady. on
the front door. but the leier tore II on Sew
eral of his counirgmen called uroh him. and
the blue ~ rctared German doctor loft some
over his arms
The HOnrd OF Health will meet Tonight and
tho ChinRmau's case will hc considered. hut
!r I.d-on thinks II doubtful II anything viii
be done.
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TROUBLE At 4 CaRNEGIE MIL.
Deputy %heriTs Guarding Eon-unIon Men
In "a Eessn,cr Steel Works.

deputy SherlHS Guarding Son.unIOn Men
In Eessmcr Steel Works.
PilTsDuHGII. July 20.-The situation NJ the
Allegheny Besscmer steel works of Carnegie 4
Co. at DuGuesnc. Fa.. where q strike for recog-
milton OF the AmalGamated Asso c!ation has
beon going on for three weeks. is growing
aerious.
Tho mil! resumed last week with non-unlon
men. and tho strikers are becoming FESTIVE.
SO far 10 outbreak has occurred. but troub!e
is feared. and Sheriff McCleary with Gity-three
deputies is on guard.
Several huuGrod workmea from Traldock
and Homestead arc on tho ground assisting
tuc strikers In their eifo.ts TO prevent mon go
tnL to WORK.
ONO excitement was occasionei this
afternoon By IN attempi i. at res;
been nriestcd hy constable Tor sending
th,ea,enlne letters. a l,rse crowd sur:
rounded the OFFICER md prisoner. hui:
the sheriff md deputies soon dis
per-el them ard BaiLir was locked m
non-unIon mon arc In tuo mil. when they
may try tokecp them from returning.
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KILLED HERSELF AND THREE Chill
DREN.
Mrs.. LochridGe wss Tired OF Iire aHd
Wanted Her LATHE Ones to Die with Her.

Mrs.. I.ochridge wss Tired or Life aud
Wanted Her LATHE Ones to Die with Her.
NASHVILLE, July 20.-NIrs Patio Iochridge,
wife OF Mr. Thomas LochridRc. shot and
Killed her three children and herself about l
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at her homo. three
miles south OF Spring Hill. Maury county.
Sho was 50 yonrs old. her eldest child 4. tho
second 3. and the third 4 months old. She
used doublc-barrellei shotgun.
Alter dinner sir. Lochridge wont to church.
His wife had been complaining for some time.
but soomed 10 be no worse than usual Tie
children wcre playing about. About 3 o'clock
he returned and found the front door locked.
Tho lack door was also locked; and MIR. Loch-
riggc climbed through the window.
In the sitting room ne found his three chill
aPSm % On her nna % ho.s
vas his Wig; also dead, ,lrs; LochridHo
az Enp the the .n two S sss ,nsF
londe! tue gun. How she pulled tho trigger
When tho gun was AGAINST hgrown hrna ! L =
hand or with her foot. It ia thought the ,wo-
mau poi oned or chihrotormcd tho children
oeia,e she u;ea n. gun Ths following loi;
and Tho suicide:
yoa cot n"st AID S' Sna SSa nsse SSs
Mt 81. my r s saT nv at vi
. .n !" s r Has ns' s" al
home lst snia!, evening ih!s deed ~nn,h nave been
no. its S,a toG ~" ssgts eoi
with n. rnt Tor you would s'aiv. ssdlv 70 NY all
aud c, Homo TO heaven. 1 sometimes f-el tina; am \
terr,he SINNER tut now Zee that the good Lnrd 10
waiting. the door onen 10 wscrm- Inc anh onr mi.
ones Won have kclt your marriage vows 50 mach
NJ perfect than hav" but you krnw that nv health
Is bad ruw ave been In y lad stat. OF mind some
time. feel that am tircl OF hse, au: mnN ~.
In concluding her letter Mrs. I.ochridgs gave
Instructions na To- how her clnthing AMI nrti-
cies of jewery should be distributed. Mrs.
IorhrGGe was n sister OF Col. J. J. Odtl. tho
woll.kncwn produce merchant OF this city.
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ACCUSED or ABDUCTION.
The Captain OF - Tug Arrested Ills
Eoat ia the North River.

hOht IA tHc Sorth GkSeFs
John Williamson Of Philadelphia. Cap.
tain OF the tugboat Eddie Hartley, lying
at tbs foot OF West Twenty-lrst street
was held in $500 bail 70. examin-
ton al Jefferson Market yesterday. charged
with abductng ll-year-od Katie Flanagan OF
90 Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn.
Kates father is alopc-hoteman. and yester-
day no was at work In this city.
She was sent to him with his dinner. and
after doing her errand went with two other
little girls to the loot OF Yves; Twenty-Arst
street. where they asked for drink OF water
frCm Cant. Williamson.
1t il alleged TINT Ls induced Kntie TO enter
his cabin and that he hen l. ckei the door.
Dennis. frulan and bryan Erndy. who had
seen Ratio 40 on tho tug. rHpped on the cabin
doo,. and threat ened to shoot williamson II he
did not let her ont.
The tugboar Captain then onened tho door
nnh Released the child. The men told Police
man IIugan ct the steamboat squad. who ar
rested Williamson
The accused admitted that Katie was in his
biR cabin
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SIfE FELL EOIR STORIES,

Spoiled J-!Sowit1's Glass or Sodn. md
Feat n Gnr Fixture. hat Wasn't Hurt.
While Marks Jelkowitz was about to drink q
glass OF soda water at q stanl in front OF %
Attorney street last night Lena Indemann
rolled OF TITO fro escape. whore she had boon
o!eepinc On tho fourth floor.
She knocKed tho poised glaes from Jrloko-
wits hand. aal struck Lin on the right
shoulder. Bounding from his shoulder TO tho
pavement. She was onlI slightly bruised and
was carried 20 tho house by II nuishbor
Lnlokn'vit2 Will have n sore arm for several
days. Tho only oihsr damage was TO the gas
Azure Of the soda water stand wnich Wa bent
where no girls body had grnzed IT, Jeloko-
WITT got another Glass OF soda.
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The Diamond shoal Light.

WASHINGTON July 90 -Anderson Barr Of New York.
the contractors for the construction OF lighthouse
Diamond shoaL on Capo iiatteras have informed the
Lighthouse hoard that Notwithstanding the great loss
they have already sustained In that WORK they will
mako another enisayor secure nspid foundation on
tnat treachercus reef IL wi bs impossible thoy
10 anything p.iore next year beyond the ronstrur.
ton raisrOn winch VIII he Larger and stronger
that MAS destroyed few weeks ago wine bstng
placed IN position Th"r i-e' ronldrnt ttata perm.
hent Ixht can Il. eSabi'hed At that Ioini but t,nk
II caunt be done for nuch less than S2.ss,pL Their
contract price Is st>,.. briuy wIlLin $4,000 Of the
ANAllAN.e lIpIlLIlA lOn
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NJ orpenhrlm Yields Gracefully.

The $50 striking cloaknlnkers employed by
Oppcnhclm Il Collins Enined q victory yescr.
ierday. the firm rolnsr aiinE the discharged
men. canceing tho order TO reduce tho wages.
and raising the wages Of the pressers from 81!
to $l4 ~ week.
This was the outcome OF a meeting held cary
Ia tho day bet een the firm and the LEADERS OF
Inc strikers. Eenlcd by Joseph Darondess
Tho men were Mt l25 Rivinei II street when
word was bro ght that the strike WAS settled.
with Mr.. Oppennoims compliments and s. 10
buy beer
The strikers were NIL back Mt work by
u'cucs. A meeting OF tho cioakmnk-rs wa-
he d IN 'he evening. At WHICH rongrHtGlatu!y
hleoele, Were lInde.
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The Tate Bicycle Mcct,n Detroit.

The ma irna al meeting % The eaIus Of amer,can
Wheei,nen whch WAS held IN u tr"it was hard the
succtsxiecIei OWN. pr:ncipa ~ 10 Ihu unfav0rulI
weather. lilo track amt rua! races However were
eNcirg hut productive 0f "Eiy or va fast tuies
Tho Western again kurcGin ell to the Eas,
ern fytrs
Tho Racing rolrd r~t during tie nicrtE. aud de, id
cd that fnlc q vas una, l,sIiiLn0uaI
II WIS imperative hat the mRitinc national ri, am
Tlnnship RAJ - rioud 10 awarded Ia are tour
amrns, lie Ehciur iusld div'drh the r-nIalUi , z
races v;ualy AMONG tue lis meetings lh- Iui .
ordinary Viii le rnnn lsorl, IA rITbrr mo nns.
mo innd-m IN rhiiade'riiL he Quarter ~ ra = in
Providence m September aud tnu haliul. saiety
race IN hartford on &c. IT, y
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KILLED by Il HORSES KICK.
A blow from Ell. Toof that Crushed the
Herd Of Eour.yenr.GlMA Annie Neu.

A Blow from Ills NoOf that Crushed the
Head OF Four-yenr-GlI Annie Men.
Charles Neu Of 349l Third avenue took his
two children ont for q drive In u surrey on
Sunday. In Main street. West Chester. tho
horse kicked the dah board into sp.inters
with ono blow OF his heels. and tho next
moment one OF his hoo's struck Mr. Neu on
the leg. hruisin:: it severely. Neu chung to his
children to prevent their being flung from the
surrey. Tho horse kickeh him again on tho
lcf; nHnd. shing R1yerai of tho small bones.
Aniie out o! to wagon lust n. the hnr-e de-
livercl naoiter vicious kick. The hont struck
annie in tho face. or Shins tho skull. ORA.
Williamson aud Demmine uerf,rmoi an opera-
tior to Glove the pressure 81 the broken bones
on the childs brain. but she dlcu q, midnight.
Tho younger Child escaped injury.
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The Men. Not the Bo... Discharged.

Forty one mechanics employed In the Long
Island Railroad shop in Morris Park petitioned
Austin Corbn several days ago to remove
Master Nechenio Thompson from the shops
anil give his plncc TO n Mr.. sherman.
On investigation, r. is said. President Corbin
became. convinced that there was conspiracy
amonE the men TO 10 ure NJ ihomnson ne
appeared GU tho Jetiton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-21
Jer.e, CITY Election Frauds.

Tho trial OF tho seventh batch OF Jersey City
election officers for fraud in tho fall election OF
1889. took place yesterday. The defendants
wers John stump. John EGan. and Patrick
Nc 'ralb. Cormac r. Doan. tho fourth mcm-
Der OF the Election Board, was drowned about
q year u.o. This Board conducted tho election
IN what IL known as the hath House" pre-
,ipcl. The seventh OF tho second district Ths
evidence yesterday was similar 10 hat given
at le preceding trials Tho case will 10 given
to tho Jury this morning.