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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-06-17
OAK TA-STATERNA.

N. U0k0tas Medical ass ociGtton
afh6ll fora vecksn slit tionde Arsm0te |
Chamberlain.
ALe1 Mckenzie Bismarck har blif-
Wit utnKmd till f0rsstandare for N. Dako-
tas utstallning vid yerIdutsta allningen
Chicago.
Prohtbittonister7sG 1 Jdsnest0 Un
N. D., hollo fora veckan en- strsng raIst
med stadens kr6gAre. Kontrollen Or nu
sd strsng att icke en- droppe branvin kan
utminuterss staden.
F1rIcIarad skyIdtg. Juryn malet
mot w, Carmichael f0rklarsde honom
skyldig till mord | ardra graden och do
maren d6mde honom till ars strs6arbete.
Den d0mde hade forliden host d1dst On
man vid namn Bockhsuss nkrhetsn Of
Bismark, N. Ds.
En- extra session df le0tsIatsSren
dr. nu bsstamd att ssmmankallas. Som
kandt har 8. Dakotas guvern5r af spar
samhetsskal vsrit emot en- extra session.
men har nu gtfvit med sig dk staten slip
per att bara omkostnaderna. Fragan
CALLER att bevilja medel for statens repre-
sentation vid verldutstsliningen.
Miss,,6jdG ba,,kirer. Privatbanker.
ma s. Dakota ha f6renat six ON att lata
domstolen pr0fva, ON den lagen kr kon.
stitutionsenlig, som bestSmmer, att slls
bankaffarer skola organiseras slsom natio-
nal eller statsbanker. En- stor fond xr
samlad for att bestrida omkostnad aderns IN.
der professor.
Den JOfU0,sde slc0rde,s har atsr han.
vandt uppmarksamheten pI dc fruktbars
slatterna N. ID. Det ser ut som ON en-
boom Dir 1 antagande. Att skollandet
Trail county saldss pl auktfon till et
medelpris af $26 pr acre, Sr den bSsta 70
kommsndstion, som distriktet kunde "a.
Eft engelskt syndikat har kopt land
Richland county till varde af $500
En- 6deLig0a,a<Ie eldsUddG utbrot
onsdags matt Stanley County House, Fort
Pierre, s. Da., hvarvid savKl delta SON
tva tillgr&nssnde magssin nedbrande, Alls
countiet tillh6rande booker blefvo rof f6i
lagorna, en- f6rlust, som ej kan ersxttas.
Man antager icke utsn skSl, att elden val
anlagd af nagon, som har intresse af att II
nSgra pantf6rskrifningar f6rst6rda hvllk,
icke f5rvsrats brandfritt skap.
Eft nytt ensbete. Det forljudes sti
Mr.. Thorpe Sioux Falls, 8. Da., skar
hsfva goda utsigtsr att blifva utnxmd til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for de bada De
kota-ststerna. EFT embete som upprattade,
af senaste kongressen. KommlssarIer
skall resa rundt och unders6ka det invan
dringselement, som nedsstter sig idistrik
tet, SAINT der6fver afgifva rapport Mr..
Thorpe har senator Pittegrew en- god
f6resprakare.
Eft vdJg0ras,ze regn foil son.
days morse 6fver atskilliga trakter +
N. Da. Fran Grand Forks skrifves, ati
regnet under EFT par timmars It'd formii.
gen fi6t str6mmar. Samtidigt riddle 81
ganska stark storm, dock utan att g0u
nlgon skada. Pl vissa platser intraffade
regnet icks FOR In pa aftonen, men det va,
lika starkt, Grodan star ed vacker man
gerna kan 0nska Sig. Blifva akerfxlten
f6rskonade for dc heta vindarne, kunna
N. Dakotas farmare vanta Sig On riklig
sk6rds =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
A PHYsICYAN HoRsEWHIPPED.
DIR. T. 3. Turner IN Thrashed In Hunting
ton Barroom by Mr.. McBrien.

DR.. T. s. Turner was horsewhipped In tho
barroom OF n hotel in Huntington. l.. l.. on
Monday by John McBricn. whose wife the
doctor. according to his own confession has
wrongcd.
DR.. Turner left Huntington several months
ago. after having confessed to being intimate
with Mrs. McDricn. As a result OF the disclos-
Ore. Mrs Turner began suit for divorce. and
the case is now pending.
DR.. Turner's departure from Huntington was
fastened by the sentiment Of the villagers be-
ing strongly against him. He took refuge In
Brooklyn. where he mado advances to his wife
toward reconciliation.
DR.. Turner appeared in Huntington Sunday
night for the first time since his hnsty flight.
II is supposed his object. WINS to seek nm inter
view with his wife. McBrien saw him entor
the Huntington Hotel the next day. and getting
awhip from a harness store across tho street
followed him into tho barroom. where he
whackcd him across tho head and shoulders
with tho whip until the Doctor picked up u
chair with which to defend himself. Spectators
then interfered and further hostilities wore pre-
vented. The whip was broken In tho scufIic.
The whipping apparently did not have much
effect on the Doctor After tho row was over
he coolly picked up paper no had dropped.
and, taking q scat, continued reading ls II
nothing had happened. He started for Brook
Ign late the same afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
WALTER EVANS IN JAIL.
He Takes Two Girls who Escaped from .
Training School to Union Hin.

He Takes Two Girls who Escaped from .
Training School to Union Hill.
Walter Evans. aged %. was before Police
Justice Walsh in tho Adams Street Court in
Brooklyn yesterday accused OF abducting A.
year-od Emma polido. and wns sent to iail
pending examination The girl and a COM
panion. Lille Strobel ran away from tho
Brooklyn Training School for Girls last
August They fell in with Evans on
the night OF their disappearance. and
on the following day he took them to
dncing the Polido girl as Ills wife and the
other girl as his cousin. Evans and the girls
continued to live at Union Hill until Saturday.
Then, he took X, them to 23l High street N
Br99bkiynh Lille StrSh robe t went to her grand
morning. and on tho same night Evans took
Emma to his home at Il franklin avenue He
had all along told tho girl that he was unmar-
ried. but when they reached the house he
nffectionately greeted O. young woman who
that he had deceived her.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children caused tho arrast Of Evans. His wife
followed him from the court room to the JAIL
Union Hill Evans gave Emma ring. The
girl snid Yesterday:
After he had given me. the ring he took me
ont for n walk. We went into a house where
We met man who looked Ikea minister. Mr.
Evans and this man went into a back room
and tai kcd for while. Then the man came
out and said Good morning to me. and Mr.
Evans said. Now Emma. we're married. Hc
also told me that he had certificate in his
Evans owns several sprinklinG wagons, and
the Wallabout Market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
THE REsCUERs IN DANGER.
Slow Work Necessary In tho Attempt to
Rescue the Entombed Miners.

PorrsvnLE. Oct. 6-The rescuers at tho
Richardson colliery at Golcarbon have givon
UP oil hope Of reaching the entombed miners
alive
Although as large force Of men rs can be
handled in such limited space as the Crosby
gangway have been kept ut work steadily. tho
rcscuers ut noon to-day had only reached
breast No. g. and tho gangway Is still blocked
as far as breast No. A.
The rescuing party is unable to proceed
more rapidly because Of the treacherous con-
dition of the roof. It threatening to fall at any
moment. When tho run occurred all the tim;
boring in the gangway was badly broken. and
rs the ,rcscuers proceed they have to re-
timber the gangway.
Several times saueezes" have taken place.
breaking tho new timbers and making the
work Of the rescuers very hazardous. inside
Superintendent Martin Kelly OF Minersvillc. In
spite OF his injuries. went to work this morn
ing directing tho men.
Michael Grant, the young driver who had his
skull crushed. lies In a prscarious condition.
OF the relatives Of the entombed miners still
watch and wait sorrowfully at the mouth Of
the Slope.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
LETTERS ON BOTH SIDES.
Tho Trial OF Ashley Howell for KnlIns
Capt. Ac9rath In Georgia.

Tho Trial OF Ashley Howen for Kulns
Capt. Ao9rath In Georgia.
wARRKNToN. Oct 6-The trial Of Ashley v.
Howell. charged with the murder Of Capt W.
J. McGrath. will begin here tomorrow. On
April last Howell married Miss Julia De
Beaugrine, one Of the daughters OF w. De
Beaugrine.
She was one Of several sisters and is . dash
ing brunette. The young couple moved to
Atlanta soon after the marriage. Capt. Nc
Grnth came here from Charleston about four
years ago and opened q general store soon
building up prosperous business. He was
about 40 years old and had handsome wife.
III feeling arose between Howell and Nc
Grath few months before the formers mar
rage. but when Howell and his bride left At
lnnta the matter was forgotten. until one
morning In early June Howell suddenly ap-
peared in Warrenton. He remained about the
town three days. and It began to be whispered
that trouble was brewing.
As sequel to this Capt McGrath was seen
to leave his store on the morning of June II
and walk toward the Court House with some
mail matter in his hand; The Post ONCE is in
Of the e SSq H 5 tSs window Of hi,
Court House. < moment after MsGrath had
@sEpspd sos Ss
Capt. NcGitstssHs- then in the Post once.
and conversinE with Judge Fitzpatrick. the
Postmaster. Howell entered. approached Nc
Grath. and e1claimed
ters to my wife" With. this he whipped out a
pistol and. fired FIVE shots. Every shot took
effect In McGrnth's body except one. The
wounded man sank to th6 hoor. and. after
The letter which Howell claims that Nc
Grath wrote to his wife and which fell into his
Howell told her husband at the time. that Nc
Grath had prosecuted her for long time
bitterly that her conduct had been such as to
warrant advances from McGrath. The defence
will offer this letter and others of similar
character as evidence Of justification on How
ELI part, and also will present witnesses whose
sent messengers to Atlanta to secure the ad-
On the other hand the State will introduce
about twenty. letters from Mrs Howell to Nc
Grath, one OF which. 1t is claimed. invited the
answer which fell into Howell's hands.
Mrs. Howell was out driving with her sister
this afternoon and appeared to be cheerful
and happy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
rs SHE MILLIONAIRE ALIENS WIDOW
First Heard OF in Augusta When Sho Game
at Midnight to Weep at His Grave.

First Heard OF in Augusta When Sho Came
at Midnight to Weep at His Grave.
AUGUSTA. Me-. Oct 6-When E. c. Allen. the
millionaire publisher. died on Aug. last he
was supposed to be an unmarried man and his
vast fortune was being divided among his rel
atives until very recent date. when q woman
appeared with papers in support OF her decla-
ration that she was tho wife OF the dead mil
lionaire.
Tho manner Of her appearing added to the
mystery Of the case. Two guards were sta
toned at the grave to frustrnto any attempt to
steal the body. On the night follow
Yelled appeared at the eravo at about
midnight. She threw herself upon tho grave
and went bitterly for about half an hour. Tho
family. did not interfere. and she was allowed
to depart unmolested.
On the following night the woman again ap-
peared at the same hour and agqin wcpt over
attempted to run. but fell and was caught.
Her veil was torn by tho fall and she was
scen to be q beautiful woman. She demanded
IN Frn az toS ha e ef
tive Of tho dead man and had right to DO
there. She was allowed TO 60, ~ ,u
III, next Day the sb M ALIENS ms
Rns Sought sR on .hfR hs
proved conclusively 70 the latter that sho was
the legal wife OF the late publisher. Members
OF the family refuse to talk about the matter;
the Allen estate, Gays. however. that no woman
The The Alien Alien e a as Aliens widow. ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
IN A DARKENED ROOM.
Lleut.Gov. Jones Not to See the Light OF
Day For o Month.

Lieut-Gov. Jones's left eye was operated on
yesterday by Dr. Noyes for tho relief Of glau-
coma. Glaucoma is defined by the Century
Dictionary rs condition Of increased tension
or fluid pressure within the eye ball with pro-
gressive diminution Of clcarness of vision and
an excavation Of the papila ofthe optic nerve.
Unless attended to blindness will result. Tho
operation was performed ut the Park Avenue
Hotel in tho Lieutenunt- Governors apart
ments. 1t was very painful.
ton. because tho disease had made more
progress. there than in the right eye. DR..
confident it would be successful Tho Lieu
tenant Governors eyes Wore bnnGaged. and
the room was made as dark rs possible. There
That may be two weeks and may be longer. AZ
soon as It is healed the operation on the right
Gen. Jones will not soc the light OF day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
sHor BIZ THE coACH1lAM.
Ex.Deputy sheriff HsrAy's Son James BAD
woupaed.


James Hardy. the 22-year-old son Of ex-
Deputy Sheriff George Hardy. went to the barn
Of his fathers summer home at Pearsails. I.
l.. ut o'clock last night and found Michael
Clancy. tho coachman, and friend from New
York, under the influence Of liquor.
The family was preparing to move to Brook
Ign. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy. and their son
William had left the place.
James found that the horses in the stable
had not been fed or cared for. and he remon-
strated with the coachman. who became abus-
i've.
Young Hardy ordered tho goodman out Of
the stable. Clancy and his friend set upon
Hardy and knocked him down and kicked him
about the head.
The young man. succeeded in escaping from
his assailants. He WENT the house OF neigh
Dor. William Clupper. who. with another man.
went with Hardy to the stable Hardy led the
way. and as he entered the door Of the stable
Esa been he 4SSschmsr who
SeSdea Itself si Hf n t Se upward and en-
Dr. Hatshins99 ! and Robert Egrman. who 4, is
wore summoned, DR.. Hutchinson advised.
tS h, d sSss5s t ssS name woRn
maj, man bToasht him to tho Hardy residence "a
Clinton street.
Tho members Of his family we're not at
home, and It was late when they were notified
Of the trouble. The young man is In critical
condition.
AS soon as the attempted murder was made
known at Pearsalls. fifteen members Of the
hook and ladder company started out to cap
ture Clancy.
They were searching the surrounding coun-
try when Mr.. Furman and the wounded man
left for Brooklyn.
Clancy hns been employed by Mr.. Hardy
since last May.
He was. from oil ACCOUNTS. quiet and atten-
tive to hts duties. He married a nurse girl.
also employed at the Hardy homestead. during
tho summon
MIR. Hardy. the father OF the wounded man,
is well-known Republican politician in Kings
county. and Is In tho real estate business. He
was In the ShertTs Office under Albert Dag
gett Col. Lewis r. Stegman and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
The thermomcte. Mt Perry's pharmacy In :'RE :SsR
Hiding recorded the temperaturs yesterday a. rooMn

LOCAL FORECAST TILL r. NJ wRDsrsrav r.
For southeastern New YORK. CncludinH Long t,,sn I.
also for western Connecticut. generally fair. with pos
sbly light sprinkle OF rain stationary Temperature;
northwest wind. ~
For northern New Jersey, cloudy. with occasional
light showers: stationary temperature; variable wnia
For Thursday, in the above districts. sloir.ry md
cool. Conditions favorable for fair weather F.iius.
E.B. DrSs Local Forera.. h'int
WARRINGTON FORECAST TILL r. n. wgDSEsp,v.
The storm off the Nova Scotia has moved north
cast to Newfoundland Storms ore deve.Upn. over
Aesinniboia Cuba and the middle Mississippi Valley.
The clearing conditions have moved slightly south 20
Kansas l. 80 :.
For Maine. New Hampshire. and Vermont. generally
fair cooler except stationary temperature Part
land: northery winds.
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Connecticut. and
eastern Nec lori. 0eneaHy Jnir; stationary empern'ss;
ao1her'y Tiid<
For the District OF Columbia eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Delaware. and Maryland. showers slightly
warmer northerly winds ~ ~
For West Virginia. western Pennsylvania and WESTERN
New York. showers: warmer Wednesday night: north
eGsterly winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
SPLASH, FROM HIGH BRIDGE.
SOMETHING FELL, AND A BRoWN HAT
FLOATED AWAY
Men ana Children who Were Near ny. Sur
It Was = Man Who Went Over-Thes
Say He Studied the FAN from tho Bottons

Men ana Children who Were Near ny, Sure
n Was = Man Who Went Over-They
Say He Studied the FAN from tho Bottom.
Nowadays. when there lie frost in the wind
and the leaves are taking on sombre tlnts
there is an air OF picturesque desolation about
High Bridge. That is, doubtless, what slim.
moody looking young man thought who. Just
before sunset yesterday looked up from Kyle's
float at the lofty pile. pierced by arches Of
twilight.
Kyle's float is north Of the bridge, and when
the young man strolled down there Kyle's SON.
in-law. John NJ Freligh. his little daughter.
Sara. and Kyle's own daughter. Mabel. were
sitting on the float A painter was putting the
finishing touches to boat
The young man. who wore an old square,
topped brown Derby hat, spoke to nobody. He
looked up at the bridge and then down at the
sinuous and shallow Harlem. swirling down
toward the East River rs fast as It could CO.
for the tide was full ebb, He remained OH the
float about fifteen minutes. and then walked
4, Hall an hour later man appeared in about
ks fSr% was s
The painter noticed the, lonely man on the
bridge. and he is sure the silhouette was
sh acGT so t SSr aS
pfstSn Ht Msnt on XIII epsd out som.
I man u, 1tt IL IN ErI si5sislmsd Papa saw
4. Freligh looked at the middle abutment In
shG desGfeiSt Part OF tho riyer and saw dark
aeorse ey Who SI Keeps boat Soapse South
Of the bridge; was aroused from a reverie by
the splash. and jumping into ono OF his boats
rowc,d out to see what had happened. Freligh
and the painter got into a bout also. and went
Place where the dark obees e had S vanish sG
to height OF 20 feet FrSish saw ts tasn oS
sSts bob twice 300 FIT d3Mn the river
hands Of man They had disspp p nssp a ito
gether when .Freligh and Reilly reached the
point where the great splash occurred.
A., But they saw something else drifting down
Frs s snd Hst h Derby
down, on the float and surveyed the bridge
from below: The hat was without lining und
=, Freligh thinks the man who jumped from
tho bridge fell sprawing because Of the noise
OF his contact with the water. Freligh did
not pay much attention to the face Of the
merely remembers that there was an aspect
Of despondency about him.
Other folks than the brown-hatted young
man have jumped from High Bridge It is 9
jumpers for gold and glory usually survive it.
Kyle said last night:
This Is the season for jumping. You see.
when man comes up hero IN the summer no
Bridge and. Washington Bridge. Just beyond.
When he's hard up and kind Of Responding
he remembers the bridges and comes up and
jumps of. l guess he was pretty badly broken
up. He'll como to the surface in a day or 3d."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
SPARKS FROM TIE TELEGRAPH.

The trial Of Amy the murderer OF Christie Warden
has been set for Tuesday. Nov II. at Plymouth. H.
Tie Harvard Law SCHOOL opened yesterday with by
the largest number Of students has ever had The
entering class has 1870 members. and the whole num-
Der OF men present IL about 500.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has taken measures To
have the United states represented nj the approaching
meeting Of the International Commission IN REiRra'
ton al Paris Oct 2:24 The object q the Commission
Is 10 secure Of the various
OF Europe In voluntarily limiting the number Of unds'
sIrabe emigrants to America and other countries
Young Mems National Union convened In Philadelphia
yesterday morning Three hundred and nifty delegates
ed high mass at the Cathedral where they
addressed by the Most Rev Archbishop Ryan. AZ the
conclusion Of the celebration OF mass the delegates
proceeded in body TO Association Hall whore ad.
dress Of Welcome was made By Mayor Stuart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07
JOT1ySGS dBOUT TOWN

ss.s nm" s aa ss're' Preston Of
Thu S TO TN ' al Fl n
Was deposited with the Fourth National Rank.
Mayor Grant aud Dock Commissioner J. Herseaut
Ss s Ra xaass o Sosrd
ssssaH Fss rS' Ht%""e
snne last saturday night died yesterday morning q,
The woman wlc died a. she stepped iron, blue car
on Mony Il VIA. es n Lna Il 3 Navy
street. Brooklyn an invalid
.e ssa4 % s IL. P E "s. :.
e sGS s%Hr All sy Sn"'F a" act Of last
S s so S FH sS p s: n:. h2SsS T.
H. ana is %ss rent sa
Joseph T. sheridan; me hanser-on In John waltersS
,ls Eross:as MAS caught on Monday and held At the
sIa I.S ruyoEsr
mines. q New Mexico. escaped from ths Barge once
number Of suits against tho elevated roads for dam.
e. 70 property came before Judge Beach ye,tsrds
stature. for a Jury trial in each case.
t{nss Ss!s .s .s. 1EsRssy
sh While III at s S az a..
Street last sanmsr slthonsh having no diploms A'
AID mi E,'s gGSSp; wy
s. Gsss fSes Sy q: :.
Il Park Tic sids and groom M vent .
John Nolan. one Of tho three United States ssamen
who took two Yonkers girls under 1b Year, 70 die
reputable house saturday Was arrested ths Bos
ton the Navy Yard yesterday and held for trial
Mr.. Gerrys society.
Romano Geary. o butchers man, who lived At an
West Twenty.n street was found the night NJ
Sept - drunk IN front OF roo West Twenty NTH street
died yesterday ana II Uncovered that he had
a broken skull. 1t IL supposed that he fell.
Hannah Wering, English girl "a Year, old, Gin.
ployed by Esther Patterson OF 3I2 West l28d
some me ago confessed In the HARLEM Police Court
clothing when she left Mrs. pntterson's service shs
erty.
Patron. Of the savannah line are assured BY tbs
wArded without Interruption that the places yScstod
BY striking longshoremen In Savannah Sept. 20 were
sailing regularly Monday. Wednesday. Friday. AAl a.
prdAy. a. usual
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07

a Burglar Keeps Policemen at BAY Until
Ke.enfOrcemeuts Arrive.


YoNKERs. Oct. GA little after 8 o'clock to-
night Fred Stillwell saw a man who had been
hanging around Frederick Peases house. be-
tween Yonkers and Mount Vernon. break into
the house.
Mr.. Pease and his family nro in New York.
and tho house was vacant Stillwell called
some mon. who surrounded the house while
he went for a policeman. When the officer ar
rived the burglar shot at him from q window
in tho garrett. The officer sent to Yonkers for
more men. and soon twenty Policemen were
marching on the double quick to the house.
When they arrived they were received with
number Of shots from the desperate burglar.
who concealed himself behind some boxes.
The officers forced an entrance, and after a
with blow OF his night club.
The burglar was secured and taken to Yon-
kers. where he refused to give his name. The
flro OF the burglar was returned by some Of the
men who had shotsuns. and ali the ',fliccrs
had their revolvers drawn when they entered
Everything in tho house was found broken
open and turned, upside down: but nothing
had been removed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-07

The death Of the Queen will bring about the
most serious Of political complications. and al
ready wirepullers are at work to secure con-
troll OF the islands in the interest OF England.
Honolulu newspapers dare not print word OF
what is happening. but the people are In
great fever OF excitement.
Americans in Honolulu will make desper-
ate attempt to prevent tho islands from falling
into British control, The father OF the heir to
the throne. who is an Englishman. will work
to his utmost in the interests OF the British.
Americans will take advantage Of any lapse OF
time to prevent Princess Kalulani from taking
the throne. The natives are in sympathy with
Americans and want either republic or an
nexation to the United States.