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The evening world., 1891-07-02
THEY MURDERED ARBIG.
COrOltr'S Jurors So Charge Young
ksSsrOle and DOYie ComStOek.

Da-w J. Ne ole, the young man who
SIN, Theodore Lartlg IN DOVE Comstock's
fut on sacEeut street, Brooklyn, last saturday
night, Is now formally committed TO await
''ial on the charge OF murder. Mrs. Comstock
Is also committed Tor trial as an accessory
30 the crime
The result Of the inquest held last evening
hy coroner Rooney Justiies the theory which
has al along been held by Broollyn's police
olirlals and by District-Attorney RidgwayA
II was shown TO the satisfaction OF the jury
NV several witnesses that The circumstances
~ the shooting differed materially from those
related by Young Meserole and Mrs. Comstock
IN their statements 10 the police after their
arrest.
While there ls no doubt that Me5erole fired
lhc fatal shots, the TACT was brought out that
Mrs CunstucE took h much more prominent
part IN the AFFAIR than either she
pr Young NeserOle would have the authorities
believe.
TINS was shown by the testimony OF MA
Grace Creation, who lives IN an upper NAT In
the same upartmeut-hOuse and who, on the
night uI the shooting, heard through the air
,Alu some Of the conversation between
Mrser1le, LarOig and Mrs. COmEJock just be-
fore the shots were fred.
She irst heard the sound OF angry voices, a.
OF persons engaged in violent, quarrel Then
IA woman voice cried:
MY God, don't point that revolver NJ me-"
At the same time mans grun voice biohs
" Here. dout you point that gun al me"
Yes viii" came the reply IL another
mans voice
Then two shots were nred In quick success
sion and Mrs Creation could not distinguish
any words that were spoken for some time
afterwards, although she STOOD al lhe hrshAIb
listening for several minutes
Mrs Creation says that she did not 60 down
stairs She remembered 70 have heard
mans voice say, Wei, you keep that oog
Uut OF here" She didn't know whether or not
they had a dog IN the nat. She did not know
Mrs CJmstoCk she did not remember ever
10 have seen her, MeserOle or LRrbig
Mrs COmsIock had told the police that she
was not IN the room when Meserole shot Lar
BIC. hui the reports OF the pistol followed an
Instant after her exclamation. which MrA
Creation heard, and II would have been impos-
Hble Tor her 10 leave the room IN the snort III
The facr that Larbig's folded coat and hat
were found IN the 'front.' room by Capt LeaNy
when he went 70 The nat, as soon as ne heard
ot the crime, also cOntradicts the story told
py MeserOle and Mrs. ComstOck, VINO sAlq
that LRrbig entered by the back door ana
never went into the front part OF the nat az
The Jury found that Larbig came 70 bis
death at the hands OF heserole, and that Mrs-
COmstuck Was al accessory 10 the muroer-
The verdict was IN accordance with the eVl-
denee, ana was what every one expected.
Mrs ComsJOCk and Meserole were sent back
20 RAYMOND street Jan, where they VIII 70
main prisoners until the case u brought 70
District Attorney Ridgway says thai the
matter viii be brought before tbs 0fAna jury
at once and that trial VIII follow - npeooly
~ possible.
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SLOCUM WELCOMES DEATH.
He Prefers 1t to Solitary Confne-
ment in Sing Sing,
Jugiro Considered Sane Enough to
Sit In the Electric Chair.

SrNG srN,. IS. Y. july when murderer
Jam.- j. Sl'sum. Who Is ole of the four men
Condemned TO d!" by electricity In the tiy
prison here neat week, awOke this morning,
he rubbed his eyes, rot up.stOod at his grated
! cell door and yawucd:
"Weu. that lawyer NJ mines got Just two
DAYS more to get In hi, work or I'm guner.
guess ~ all N this time and I'm glad Of It."
Although slpcuns remark sounds Ike idle
bruyadU. there Is reason TO believe that he
| really means he is glud the end Is 50 near.
H. an Interview with an EVENING WORLD
reporter on tna morning of June ., when
taken TO New Yorh TO have the week Of death
| again fixed, sloCum said:
III can't get n new trial on the ground
! that was not properly represented 10y couu-
-cl, don't want any IN ,re foollug Ia rather
| have n al over 10y good and all"
He had asked what action the United state,
supreme court had taken ou his appeal from
| Jud,maut on the ground that John h Hclut-
l'uuu, who defended him, WIS not duly
| qualified lswl r. and he spoke with an ear.
8 rs, that n.i med that lc really pr
| ..rTrl death 90 enduring longer nis solitury
confinement
Upon nis return 10 PRISON after rcseutence.
slDcum said, rather bitterly Iornim:
" Wei, dJu't want 80 go down there mon
rr,ir. HvnIn II thattrr CY,p, Indiana. t,f
EN- 90 ne
While tho condemned mol a. not uus,,,s
rnl.,gYr. .,r ,r. .t,.rs lu.-t.r,rs,.t rf tim,
- -
'""" 'h'i d'' hNu ], "A' NOT 'tl pI-luE ina
| Sllrum knew That only tuu dare remained ~
,yl.rl, lH. jgyrynr r.,r,rd. me-, a. la tpr,,ad T.,
a-'Iu u'l"l 'h' execution "i sentence Tor NiD-
cum GAs IA" ,urpwdncss Ol The Las, ~ lcr aud
l-rn,,. tbgf the rnrrtI ni Hut, h,,i,rr , lce-pI
Il luaN' h''hh- eau h' uuht 'LItr l"-u"'fuN
| K thH Warden chooses 70 exercise his prprr-
IA I've Of n,!Ig Monday morning rs Tho dnic
| %; rlvctruug'i1n.
Some cunuopt was passed this morning
upon de,ugt. b ia NV YORK newspaper Iu
| the eject that Shuhuya Jur1ro was entirely
out N ni- mind; had Indeed become hopeless
luuu'in
The tActs of Tho muiteT are that Jugirng
confinement Ia, made him melancholy and
! m. hruilsn nature CHuses him TO act more
| Ike a beast than a human being. but /; s. the
opinion of the prison Onicials that be- I, sane
| enough 20 pay the penalty OF his crime next
week
JugirO understands what il said TO him, and
| he reads his Jupane1c New Testament like
Il
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the lowest TourrhWard dlyy hy Chlof Bvrucs's :
men, The only speaking witnesses W Dr. .ad IL
such u case?
Ihe lawyers defending Amear Hou All
knew that unless tney could, by tn testi-
nOny Of blood experts OF known ability,
throw doubt upon the absolute certainty OF
these micruscopical tests, there was a strong
primal facie case against their client
This they proposed to do, and Prof. Rush
Shippen Heidekuper the bosom and lifelong
friend ul Dr. FOrmad; Dr. Justin Heruld, Or.
PAU Gibier the French expert, at the head "
the fhsteur Institute Prof Henry A Mott
ana other specialists came into court this
morning having volunteered their services
for the purpose.
Mr.. Levy, opening the case for the defense.
asked Where l. The tall yuuyg man with "a
light mus;Ache who retired - Room 81 with
old Shakespeare on thai iutal night He Is
not accounted Tor.
The prosecution have failed to prove that
Ameer Ben All knew that ShakespC are was IN
the house that night.
There Is lacking any motive FOR the crime,
ana murder Is not committed without mo-
tive"
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BEN ALI'S STORY.
The Accused East River Hotel
Ripper Takes the Stand.
SEsaFS in Algerian thai He Didn't
Kill Old Shakespeare,
81 BY the Garment Of Allah Am
Innocent" He Cries.
He Weeps, Clasps His Hands and
Begs that His Life Be Saved.
Strong Expert Testimony Against
Him on the Blood Stains.
He Weeps, Clasps His Hands and
Beqs that His Life Be Saved.
Strong Expert Testimony Against
Him on the Blood Stains.

Al last the secret Is out. The veil has been
lifted by the Distrigt-AJtOrney, and the case
for The People OF the State OF New YORK
against Ameer Ben All, otherwise George
Frank, otherwise Frenchy No. ], Is revealed
II Is Il formidable presentation against the
brown-SEinned, honuw-eyed Algerian.
The proofs are entirely circumstanual IRON
beginning TO end.
DR.. Henry Formal, Of Philadelphia who has
conducted $4,000 post-mDrten examinations
and has made the study Of blood the hobby Of
his lifetime, and has testified as an expert IL
nfty-siz murder trials, sitting IN the witness
chair, said sulamnly:
~ would stake my life on my opinion thai
the blood found IN the scrap!ngs under the
fiager-nails OF .Ameer Ben All. the stains and
spots IN room ;.3. the stains on this prisoners
shirt and stockings, and the stains Oh the bed.
tick where old Shakespeare was carved and
mangled, are Of the same origin, and consist
OF blood mixed with fuid from the swollen II.
teSt1nes OF a MEumAI.n
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VENTILATING THE TUNNEL.
Work on the Experimental Hoods
to Be Begun Next Week.

State Railroad Commissioner Isaac s. BA-
ker, jr., At the Brevourt House, this morning
said 20 reporter Of The EvESIEG woBID
that the work OF constructing the experiment
tai section Of venti!atiuG apparatus Tor the
Park Avenue railroad tunnel Will probably Oe
begun next week.
When The Commission ordered the work TO
br done, two weeks ago, chief Engineer Gate,
of the New York Central Railroad. was d.
reCtcd TO take charge OF the work. He has
nearly completed the preliminary work OF
preparing the material TO be used IN It's COB
sIrurliDu, and VIII begin IL II few days 10
place Il IN position IN the roof Of one OF the
SIDE tunnels between Fifty-siEth and Fifty
seventh streets.
Commissioner Baker is sRnEulne Of the sue
cess ul III" experiment
Residents along Park avenue, who have for
yrars complained Of the dirt and smoke es-
Gaping from the tunnel,ure not yet fu,ly salts
Ned lAg' thu yentiIalIur plan proposed by the
Commissioners Will anord the relief desired
.mmi-slouer Baker said to-day that It viii
relieve those people, as II Is proposed 10 con
Iuue the voutn4tlng hood, lit proves hde-
quite throughout the entire tunnel across
nearly ali OF tho openings IN the root, 50 that
u0 smoke sual escape through them
Then, he says there Will b. only four or flve
openings, 90 " hich all smoke and steam viii
hr conducted through the hoods, End whence
Il Will be- allowed a. esa ape.
These openings Will be into veuJuatOrs. OF
rhlMueys, which VIII carry The Objectionable
Iup'f 20 lh' upper htInuaphere, and II Will,
ia a.. passage through The hoods, have dt-
pD-luod must ~ the carbon which renders itE
diffusion IN lhc outer air Objectionable.
should 'ht experiment prove a. successful
a- b ped 1Dr Commissioner Baker SAYS the
residents along Park avenue Will have little
cause IOr complaint
The evening world., 1891-07-02
Brighton Beach Entries.

lrITUItI TO THT rvTNGNG wuTLp.l
EMGHTot BTACH RtrF TRACE. July Tirst
Race. Eve fur uuRr seIIIuE Eoiu. -. Sir lAn
Colut llC BBrurEEt. NtrDnuF. 81. thLrNuh llH
Romance Mnr1rEu, 10 Leo La Cirque, lo7
ROSA n Vintage Time, ln- GydA luh. San
Morse. lu4 GuldF'op lU2 NooEIits. RC 10
Second Race HEl' mile handicap Trtdse,
man. ht PanrrHs, Archie Collins kIunurs IOH
MLFria MEIim T.. ~. Sister tg Jam Do glass hl.y
Caution. lO5 B.iEaErl. knapp, lUa, Ssryts.
Blrzsn, HC rpputess Ha iHttsry, ~. 10
Mountain Deer Eo.tp-- lIg Ia Tpsca III
RlsrkIuaE Ilg NuFEuou., PHIsEde. I"n
Prrb.tu Great suuf. Mhy1' Thornton. John "a ..
EHtpt Atlantic. AtG., ~ Nellie B.y, TO- Kat.
rluH ~ To-
Tuurra Rhce-Ono mile .-LouTstreet, l2F Rae
lHuu. ia I0G Tray. Tanner. Little MinCh. u.s.
sluE Cynusurr. In7 each MalDr DAY, KING
TaumGs U' -brt BsrTuuoL 30 10
Fin Race Nile and FIIt"Hufh Ee.luE 2 me-
,Ietus. ll3 ktmr.sT, ll4 Ilrrfy. llU. Puzzle.
The Forau. LuuT'url IUa Long Island Mla1Ir
to- Io- KING Eazem Jos H"ury g-orgo. lus
Ia7uwuud 400 AlrCts. ~ 1ursgI, ~ ln
NiIth RA0s Nile and quarter. selling jim
Glare l12 y Million. 1870 Gluuuu.e, IIs,s-
l2s zach Outbound, lro, Falcon, l23 r. each
Seventh l.tc' ilra'-q Har{@r- - hHrv""1
Queen ~ Trump. Ba..yhpo, Belle dor L'rt-uu
Geut6ur pr hEzbr1urk, Count Dudley. s,TatG.
gem Dllsyriau, hitty Van ln5 Do each
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Or. Furlaud sand That science had long ago
demonsIuted hat the contents % he small
Intestine could LwlrS b. determined. That
chemical tests demonstrated that the speli-
mems before him were blood.
The nltrOs 'upg revealed the presence Oi
Intestinal GUil, with the parliclcs Of partly
maCera'td Iuud.
There was no d0ubt about II, and he would
stake his life on f.
A" The person from whose fnVer-uails these
contents were sorap"l must have been IN
contact win Intestinal nuld, Doctor DIS
u1ct-AttO'utH hl'0ll asked.
" There T. no doubt about IT,"
The answer, lha quiet, positive tone % the
expert, tell Oh the uWful Stiffness IN the court
chamber Ike funeral kutll Tor AneeT Ben
All.
The tal0n-lise hands uf the Arab, with their
long, sharp nails, lay on a newspaper before
him on o table.
pr. cyrus Eds0n ana Dr. Austin Flint sue
heedCd the quietly positive PhlIadelpliAn IN
the Witness-hON, hut they only corr iD0rAted
Or Fnriuad, and the case f0r the prosecution
EHs ail IN.
Who cares f1r.the contradictions IN the tes-
amOny Of the JRilbirds, dissolute women and
sOntempuble men VINO were gathered In nom
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Mr.. Levy said he would satisfactorily Rc-
count for the blood on Frenchy's clothing and
under his long, sharp finger nails.
VIII the defense show thut those talons
dRbbled II the iutestines OF some other
mammal tnau u old Carrie Brown:
II was decided this morning that Ben All
should testify in his own behalf, and explain
how he got blood Oh his shirt and under his
finger nails.
After that the experts were 70 raise the
reasonable doubt IN the minds Of the
twelve men in the(boL by dlsputing the fnd-
ings Of Dr. Formads microscOpel and chemical
analysis
Dr. Heidekoper, Prof. Mott and Dr. Gibier
viii, too, insist that the blood stains examined
by Drs. fOr1uad and Flint a month after the
Killing We're too Cld, md must have been too
much puLrGned ~ show the character Of the
fluid
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DYNANITED A FAST TRAIN.
DaStafdly Attempt 10 Wreck an EX-
press on the Consolidated.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 2.-An attempt was
made last night 20 wreck the nUrlh-hugnd
steamboat train that leaves Hartford al
g.35.
AT the south end OF the bridge over cul-
vert half a mile this side Of Wilson's station,
fve miles north Of here, Oh the consolidated
ruHd the engine OF the train, going al full
speed, exploded Il large dynamite bomb.
The glass ~ the neAdllgh, ana cab wa
one v a. injured.
The explosion tore on loot OI The lower
part OF the rail, mashed the guard rail, broke
the granite CHpstDue uu the culyerl aud pLW
the ends OF the Lies uG.
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ana the score Of members OF the House ui
Lords cleared their thrUats and settled IL
ihriT seats, prepared Tor court performance
II extraordinary interest.
BEN ALI HAD NO KNIFE IN NEwTowN JAIL
Fred House called Constable james r.
Inland, OF NCwtJwu, 10 the witness chair and
asking him TO raise his voice 80 " that the
Juror IN The lur her seat can hear every
word, began the days proceedings
M. HilAud SAID he was tweuty-spveu wears
pld ana was IN charge at the town jail In New
town.
NOW, Mr.. Hnand. did you ever see this
muu before :" asked the LAWYER
Frenchy arose in his place ana stood IN a
most humble attitude Tor an instant The ll.tIe
eyes centred upon the face Of the constable
lie WAS THOROUGHLY sEAECuEp.
at was along in the month Of March, and
saw tins man begging. followed him three
blocks and arrested HIN. ] AID IN charge AZ
the jail, and thoroughly searched him.
found d clay pipe, some CigAr-sI uInus AID "--
' Did you hnd any knife on bis person." iu
LerrupjCd Mr.. House
mo, sir; be had none"
Ibid you search anything besides his
pockets :" asked the Recorder
FELT around his legs and Ike that
You volunteered a. q witness heTeY Why
did you volunteerY To save yourself iron, a
charge VI moi performing your duty Of search
ing your prisonery' Gsked Prosecutor Well
man.
- came because knew something about
the case and knew ] was wanted, Just Us
would II any other case"
Mr.. We!lmau drew out that the Turl. " had
splIlts on his arm when arrested and that
Hnand did nUt remove them, and could not
swear that the knife was mol concealed IN the
splllts
FRESCHY's owS STORY.
Ameer Ben ALL" called Nj. Friend, ano
Court Oriicer BUD scUneld, who has been
marker n hundred brilliant championship
contests, led the frightened Arab around the
jury box 70 the witness chair.
Freuchy shrAnk into the big armchRir-as
far into Il as he COuld-while Lawyer House
offered Nd. Emile sultan, the Interpreter pro
cured by Count Absac the French consul
General, 10 act between the Court and the
witness.
The Recorder replied by calling the court
Interpreter, Nj. CutugnO, and noddinE.
Mr.. sultan took his place beside Frenchy's
chair and repeated IN sections Of three words
the oaths As administered by Clerk Penney,
Freneny standing, 4 shadow N the Light o. an
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Va cott,s euhernatorial Reomlet.

The Van Cutt guberngturiM SNOWFALL Is
rolling merrtly along and increasing III size.
The Independent Young Republicans Of the
sixth Assembly District and the Tailurs and
cutters Exchange each gave IL push yes
LCrdHy.
II, n Is stated. the Post masters candidacy
Is merely a blind TO freeze Cornelius n. Bliss
out Of the neld, MIR. Van Colts friends sHy
that ex-senator Plat may md the snowfall
grown 30 big that II may cool the HrdOr OF his
iavOrite candidate before the Convention.
The evening world., 1891-07-02

Mr.. Michael J.. pwyer has entered both
Longstreet and RaCeland. At the weights
the latter I. probably the best OF The pair, ana
Lungstreet will probably be Withdrawn. Tho
others are high class lot, including Race
land Tea Tray. Casslus Tanner and BrT-
ruudA The finish should be between the first
three. RaCpland, IN the writer's Ouiulpn, Is
not equal to giving Tea Tray seven pounds,
ard Us The latter viii he right ~ home on
Brighton track he should win. kECcluud may
he The runner up and tHssius may Zee third
OF the others King Thomas l. decidedly dan
CcrOus, though uncertain. Hl- mile r. l.42
ht GrAyeSend must not b. forgotten.
The evening world., 1891-07-02
MET SOME SKlLFUL THIEVES.

/ Stolen Watch Cleverly Returned
without Its Owners Know 9 &c.
Joseph LHut.cr, Of no Ludlow street. ac-
rr..'d Charles Terry, ia the 1guus court To-
day. %. stealing H. gold watch vAl.p As was
u.Irrp on second Avenue / lrull las, night
aud Terry wa he'd Tor examination
Iauucr says na woke up ~ ,Aa ln"r was
cDWlafrol, and struggled win Terry I'D the
guard had 'hnI both arrested. Two men
slrllag L,ar then had aruat!Iur run away.
AZ The ..uU .I iAr We Ca was mot found uu
either IA. prisoner .r Lauder. Es 'ht latter
Wl- going Wr hU met the mtA. vi. ran
away from hr J. -lalyL, and taxed VAN
fb.la a ItW minutes
vAuu h. 70. home his watch wa, ll his
aNut,t De believes the men were the
LDI"r- uonpmplces and That the wa.gl Vas
'T.4M.l
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BARDsLEY GETS FIFTEEN YEARS.
And Il Fine Equal to the Amount he
Acknowledged Stealing.

PHILADELPHIA, july 2.--EX-Ciy Trca,ur-
cr John Bardsloy was sentenced tins
morning by Judge Wilson 10 nneen
Ieulteutiary.
Also TO pay me cquulllng the sum 70
which he pleaded guilty u Incorporating.
The evening world., 1891-07-02


The Recorder reopened the trial in Part L.,
uf the Court OF General Sessions one floor
below the former scene Of the trial. The
court-room is much larger, but every seat
was occupied long before II O'Clock.
Frenchy, with fresh hair cut and trimmed
beard, Is not improved IN appearance. HIS
cgg-shaped head does not look so we'll and
certain little scars show through the thlnned
beard.
Frenchy was brought IN early by Court
Ofncer Peter Seaman ana took q seat between
the Interpreters, L. Sultan and Constant
SpercO, FrenchmRn and MussulmAn respect
ivelv.
Frenchy was evidently quite anxious. His
face wore apprehensive lines The curruga-
ton OF the slOpiug brow was almost painful,
and the little eyes We're strained and fright
ened.
He talked with the Interpreters IN a weaker
voice than heretofore, and more than on Hnv
p eviuus day hn wore an air OF one IN distress.
At ll-O7 O'Clock the grave-iaced Recorder,
the ID tal pcrsnnlhcatiOl Of Judge entered,
aud there feu upon the scene pOrtentous
4 enCe.
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CAN SHUT HIS MOUTH AGAIN.
Reed Dis, ocated Eil jaw by Oper
ing 1t TOO WIDE.

William Reed, the C0mpusitOr who cannot
enjoy heart! laugh ~ yuwu wl,hUu, gelJlLs
Als Jaw out Of Joint, is AL ri.ht to- lay, uG'
his lasl experience VII make him more ca .
Iu. Hb uT opening A!- mouth too wide.
Reed lives "a. pa BJwrTy. Last night h.
g1' sleepy early aud yuvucd. lie couldn't
shut Lii mouth again, and had 90 90 o. 81.
NlIuyuts Hospital 30 Eet his jaw sprung back
Into place.
u was the nth time he had such al expert
eLge, aud hy WI. NOW Try pnd keep his
mouth shut
The evening world., 1891-07-02
CLAIMS WIFEHO0D AND ESTATE
Alexander watson's Will Contested
by His Former Eousekeeper.

MmwAUKEE, Wis, July 2.-The watson con-
test has been taken up in the Probate court
nj Eau Claire. Six lawyers are engaged IL
the case.
The late Alexander watson, long connected
with the Valley Lumber Company, left his
estate, valued ut $4,000, TO his son and
daughter
MRS. Morton. who was hDuSekeeper for Mr.
watson for many years, contests the VIII on
the ground that The deceased was mentally
incapaeitated by his illness, mat undue lunu-
euce hHd been brought 10 bear upon him. Gnd
that she was his legal wife.
The evening world., 1891-07-02
TIE snah May VISIT the Pan.

.IA ASSOC IA4la lAhhh.
CHICAGO July "A local paper sHys Tn
der date ui June 80 the state Department Is
uutihsd uI the Ofncia acceptance VI Persia TO
pArtIciputf o. the Worlds Fair. II has Dren
in'imuttd uuOnlc1Ally thai the shah VI Persia
VII Allnsell journey 70 Chicago,
The evening world., 1891-07-02
Death OF Prince DolgoroukotI, Late
Governor OF Moscow.

IFy bEEDCIsTrp THTsE
FAIIs. July @.-Prlnce D9lgornuEOr, recently
Governor OF Moscow, died IN this city ycs,er-
dsy evening.
Prince Do.gorouROn was uuLD recsHEy the
Cars Intimate and confidential Iriend, and
represented ne car with pJup ana pagnEH-
try. :. ting brilliant balls uud dinners, which,
II was said, would have required the purse uI
FurtunaUus U keep Up iOr any length Of time.
The evening world., 1891-07-02
Insane In Il Train.

'IN ASSOCIATED IIi -H
-, PAU. Mini, July andrew ROW, the
wealthy soolmuu AND mine owner OF Wu"d-
uyr, Idaho, was taken from the eas,OoUud
train al Na-cru, NluG., yesterday ~ "ll-
lent state of lusanl n. he VA pu hl- Way 90
Europe. BE Imagined ha' iue train ral ur
The track, and thought ht v as 10 be- iIlied.
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Supt. Robbins an independent.

II Is given out from THmmany Hall sources
that William Robbins, who was yesterday ap-
puiutud superintendent IL the Street Clean
ing Department al Il salary NJ s2 800, Is an
Independent Democrat. His appointment WAS
urgently recommended 10y Public Works Com
missioner Gllruy and Police Justice Weldc.
The evening world., 1891-07-02
HER LIFE FOR HER BABIES.
Mrs. Martin and Two OF Her Triplets
Fave Died, the other is Dying.

Feeble little three-pound, three weeks old
Charlie Martin Is the only one LEFT Of the new
babies II the home Of Jeweller Martin, at 100
Avenue r. Charlie Is d u1plet, born June 0
last, and his little brother ana sister and his
mother have since been buried. Charlie him
self l. very weak, and II Is not thought he can
i've.
The combined weights OF the triplots was
but fourteen pounds. Tho little Eirl died the
day she was born, The moi her died June II,
and the other little boy died last sunday.
Mrs Martin had borne six children Hnf0re
the tripets IN her ten years OF married lie,
but only three OF them lived.
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Trsinmsn Cut in Pieces.

PUTNAM, Conn, July 2.--TlmDtly Costello,
Of vernon, conn, heud brakeman ~ freight
train between Boston ana Hartford, tel from
the trBlI al East Thompson early TINS morn
iuE and was run over by TWO sections Uf The
train ana literally cut iu pieces.
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10 Peruvlan AntIeuitle 5.

PUTNAM, conn, July 2.-Thumas a. Painter,
OF columbia college, and STANLEY HAYES, OF
y Naly. lru fDr Peru yesterday. 90 secure ll. =
Irr .usI7 photo graphs, etc, Of ancient muLa-
MrIls and other antiquities IuI Lht Chicago
Ialr.
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Morning Paper Selections.

First RaCe-SL. Charles. EOlO.
Second Race-MaXim filly, Bitten.
Third RRce-La Tusca, Nellie BY.
Fourth RaCe-Cussius, LOuTsireet.
Fifth RACc-LOngf1rd, Rambler.
sixth kace-OutbOund, Elcvc.
seventh RaCc-heuwuud, Dr. HasbrOuCk.
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CuLUMEvs, o., July 2.-The secretary OF the
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pots NlluE II eighteen persons from eating
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Lug. number ana had been cut but few
hour. u VIII be GLAly1ed,