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The evening world., 1891-07-23
Two Roys Drowned.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 23.-RalDh Wnkeron
and Clarence Jones, each nine years old, were
drowned In the Kaw River yesterday after
noon, having waded out beyond their depth.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
A Little Lad Drowned.

Nine-year-old Willie Phillips, OF 555 West
Forty-seventh street, fell overheard from the
pier at the foot OF West Forty-seventh street
this morning and was drowned.
The evening world., 1891-07-23

Ah4OGAAI
Baltimore AtPhil delphiA
Boston a. WAshington.
lLOUlsVille at Columbus.
iSt Louis At CineinhAa.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Not for Begging, but Dlsorderlv
Conduct

Charles WolinsBy, OF 90 Pike street, says
that he had Bridget McGuinness arrested and
sent TO the Island last Thursday not for ask
ing aims, but for di5orderly conduct.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Died of Aydrophobia.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WoELDl
RAILWAY, n. j., July 23--Charles Frank
died this morning az his home on Newton
street, OF hydrOphobia. He was bitten a
month ago BY mad dog.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
WAS 1T HER DEAD BABY Z
A Young Woman Arrested for Leav-
ing ItS Body in the Park.

Miss Delmyra Rittchaer, OF ll0 West Fifty
NTH street, was held at Yorkvtlle court to-
day 10 await the decision OF the Coroner as 70
whether the dead baby, which was found suE-
plciOusly near her In Central Park, had met
with foul play.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
sherman's Former Chief OF Stan
Dead

MILWAUKEE, Wis, july 23.-Lieut.-COl
J. L. Tourtelotte, formerly Gen. sherman's
chief OF stan, died at his home In La Crosse
last hight.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Small Blaze in a Tenement.

TTTt WIS UISVUVtTtU III IHt nail OF GOH EIIlll-
beth street this morning in time to prevent a
panic In the tenement. Damage slight. There
Is suspicion that the fire was the work OF
an incendiary.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
THE INJUNCTION REMOVED.
The Unitod States Electric Light
ing Company Put Under Bond

Justice Wallace IN the United states Circuit
Court to-day ordered the United states Elec-
trio Lighting Company TO furnish bonds Of
100000 In the suit brought against II by the
Edison Electric Light Company for infringe
ment, and upon the defendant agreeing 10
furnish the bond within two days, lac di ected
a stay OF the plalntlns writ OF injunction.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
The Volunteer Floats Again.

Boston, July 23.-The yacht Volunteer,
heightened and transformed from a sloop 70 a
schooner, was launched al South Boston at
midnight last night.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
CITY NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town,
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from Note
Book and Docket.

In Suspense at the Custom House.
Collector Erhardt said this morning that he
would make no removals to-day.
The evening world., 1891-07-23

Couldn't Tell How He Was Hurt.
John Moeten, a cabinet-maker OF 30 Lewis
street, was found at Third avenue and Ninety
fourth street this morning with u severe
scalp wound. He couldn't tell how or where
he got II. He was taken to the Presbyterian
Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
EnRelhardt's Slayer Discharged.

Frederick Steinbergcn, who accidentally
killed Herman Engelhardt last Monday night
and who was exoneratcd by Coroner's fury,
was discharged from custody at the Tombs
this morning.
The evening world., 1891-07-23

the past tWenty-four hours, ~ comparison
Indicated by the thermometer at Perry's
-''' ''' 1890 1891 1890 1891
J. 4. -. IS g u a ~, n u
Average ismperaturs for sOfFsiponding dass lala
The evening world., 1891-07-23
KILLED HIS HORSE IN ANGER.

An Ice-WaRon Driver Clubbed the
Animal to Death.
John Frazer, driver for the Knickerbocker
Ice Company, Is held for trial at Yorkyille
Court for cruelty TO a horse.
He became angry because the animal
balEed and with cart-rung beat the horse
over the head until II fell dead. citizen
caused Frazers arrest and will push the COM
plant.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Tumbled from second-story Win

EIght-year-old Jason Golden fell from the
second-story window at SO Forsyth street
to-day and was badly hurt. He was taken TO
Gouverneur Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-07-23
Light Showers, Stationary Temper

GET ASSOCIATED PREss.l
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
3. rHs LIGHT OF The MOON.
Mcktaxis, the Cosspirasor, 10 SAID -
Nave Skipped ~ Canada.

4cAtuxes the loespiSetSss - 49, -
Nave skiPpsd ~ Canada
Alexander Mckenxie. one OF the arch
conspirapcrs Ia the alleged attempt
TO blow up the Sweetest. wheel pit OF
the Valley City Street and Cable Rail
way Company last May, has jumped
his bond, IL is claimed. and fled 10
Canada, taking with him something
over $500 belonging 10 his partner,
Geo. Brusen. Mckenzie was one OF
the thirteen respondents bound over
ior trial IN the superior court. Short
ly after the conclusion OF the exafalna-
tion in the police court, Mckenzie bor-
rowed $500 from his surety, Frank
Earle, and started in the saloon bush
ness at $40 South Division-st., in CON-
pany with Geo. Bruten. A United
States license was secured, and on thla
the bushes was run for a month
without paying the State tax. Every
thing was bought on credit, the brew
.ng companies supplying the stock
Wednesday morning Brutsn and his
bartender OPENED up ana found all
the money gone. Thinking that Nc
Kenzie had taken il for safe keeping,
they awaited his coming for an ex-
plfnation. They were right in sur
mizing that Mckenzie had taken the
money for safe keeping, but he never
returned to explain. 1t is now said
that he had been living with a woman
whom ne claimed TO he his wife. and
had sent her with all their furniture
TO Canada Many creditors are left
to mourn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
.RASSEII NOMINATED
He Secures . Triumph Without
the Uncertainty Of = saruggle.
OTHER STRONG CANDIDATES NAMED
The New Yerk Republicans Adhere 10
the fsiiey ~ frss>ctisn-Gsvsrnor
hiii aud the Democrats Strengiy
Csssursd in ths Piaxfesm.

Rochester, n. ", Sept. Elm the
State republican convention this after
noon Gen. j. n. varnum was elected
as permanent chairman and on assum-
ing the chair delivered stirring ad-
dress. At the conclusion OF his speecn
which was received with enthusiasm.
the report OF the committee on ere
dentials was called for and submitted.
The report favored the sitting dele
gates from the counties of chemung
and Seneca, the only contested seats
The report WAS adopted. Nom nEi-
tions being declared in order, State
Senator Edmund O'Connor, OF Bing-
hamton, placed the name OF j. Sloat
Fasseft before the convention. In
doing SO he said the candidate whom
he named was a defender OF the tariff
policy of The Republican party and
believed In the reciprocity policy Of the
eminent Secretary OF State. Great
applause. Others placed In nomina-
tion were Hon. Phillip Becker, Gen.
ioeewarl l.. Noodiord Gen. James Il.
Carr and Gen. Wadsworth. Upon a
vote being taken, j. Sloat Fassctt was
nominated for Governor on the first
ballot. The balance OF the ticket
nominated is as follows: Lieut.. Gov
ernor, John w. Vroman. by acclama-
ton; Secretary OF State, ex-senator
Il. L. O'CoanOr; Comptroller, Arthur
{. Wade, oil Chautauqua; Treasurer,
Ira NJ. Hedges, OF Rockland: Attorney
General. w. A. Sutherland, of Monroe:
State Engineer and Surveyor, Yer
planck Colvin, OF Albany.
The platform adopted adheres to
the principles on which the National
victory was won in 1888: commends
the purity OF the administration of
President Harrison; sustains the legis-
lation OF the Fifty-first Congress both
in tariff and administrative act, and
claims the fruits of this legislation are
increasing daily in the esta blishment
of new factories, steadier employment
to wage earners and better prices to
sarmers for products OF the soil. The
platform goes on to urge the joint
operation of reciprocity and the pro-
tfctive system, favors fulfilment of
pledges given to soldiers OF the Union
that the Nation which they saved
would not fail. in just treatment OF
surviving veterans; commends the rigid
enforcement of alien labor contract
law; appeals to the people OF the state
Of New York to redeem its government
from discredit brought upon it by
Democratic administration and
closes by denouncing the unpatriotic
effort Of David r. Hill through the
Democratic assembly to place the state
in an unfriendly attitude towards the
Worlds Fair, and urging the next leg
islature to provide for an exhibit by
the state in keeping with its CONNER
cial and industrial supremacy in the
Nation.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
escANAsA PEOPLE EXCITED.
Dynamite Bomb Discovered Under =
Priest Chintquay's Rink

Dynamite Bomb Discovered Under j
Priest Chintquay's Rink
Escanaba, Mich. Sept "a dyna-
mite cartridge has been found under
the rink where Chiniquay, the noted ex-
priest, held his meetings, and the ex.
citement Of the recent religious riots
has been revived. Chiniquay's adher-
ents insist that the. explosive was IN
tended to send them prematurely 10
heaven. One theory 10 that toe dyna-
mite was placed underline rink by the
Chiniauay people 70 excite public SYM
pathy for themselves. Winn, the man
under arrest for shooting Charles
ODoBnell during the recent re-
lig,ous outbreak, is thought 10
know something about the mat
ter. Another circumstance whlc'
aida fuel to the fame 10 the suit
George Wiltpie against Deputy kheri
Dolan for damages for malicious ifn
pr,soument. wiitsie was arrested b
bolan during the riots for using sbusi
language. on h,s person was foun
loaded revolver and he Wa fined
for carrying concealed weapons.
citement runs high. The anti-cath
are Wild and there ie etiil talk os
eorts of violence. a forclble rescue OF
wjnn is proposed and Il ie di6bcult 70
say what viii happen next
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

commissioner Ior the Jura ana Was
subsequently returned by that depart
ment TO the constituent assembly and
became its vice president. He voted against
the expedition 70 Rome and advocated grant
ing but limited power to the executive, fore
seeing the possible abuse thereof. At the time
OF the coup detat In 1851. he was arrested and
confined for a short time In Mszss prison
Upon his release he retired from political life
and confined his attention TO his professional
duties
In 1888. when he was elected to all . casual
vacancy in the Jura, he returned 10 political
life. He was reelected IN 1852 In 1871 he Was
elected president of the assembly after the
close Of the Franco-Cerman war. which posi-
tion he resigned ia is73. In 1879 he declined the
nomination fer life senator.
In 1875 he was reelected ty the Jura and
again appointed president Of the chamber
When. In January. 1879. Marshal NacMahon
resigned the presidency ofthe republic. Crevv,
though not an extreme republican Was elected
for seven years, by vote Of $50 out OF the total
OF TI3 cast
He enjoyed the confidence snd respect OF oil,
parties for his administrative ability his hsrh
culture and dienity OF manner. Strictly hon
orahle and sprigst in hts dealings with men.
his legal knowledge and Judicial turn OF mind
admirably astea him for the presidency Of the
French republic
NJ Crews political dcvnfali was caused hy
the dissrseefui eeneact OF Mr. wilson. hi. son
in-isv. wilson sssnasksd N decorations sell
Ing The Legion 81 Henor 20 ali who would pay
the required price. The cuteyy against wilson
caused NJ. Grew te resign. and be vss sue
ccededhy Presidenf Csyrot-l
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

Charles Cutler, of Reeds lake, had
trouble with q balky horse and was
applying q club to the animal with
undue force. Warren Swetland inter-
fered in behalf OF the abused animal
and requested Cutler to dcsist. This
incensed the infuriated teamster, and
he turned upon Swetiand with his
'.persuader" hitting him over the
head. He was arraigned in Justice
Hydorn's court yesterday on the
charge of cruelty to animals, convicted
and fined $3.50. As soon as he was
released he was rearrested for assault
and battery, upon the complaint OF
Mr.. Swetland, and convicted again.
Sentence was suspended in this case
upon his paying 1915 costs OF prose
cution. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

Oriental Chapter No. 80 0. E. s. has
elected officers for the coming year and
will install them at q special meeting
which has been called for September
%. The following is list Of them:
w. Matron, Mrs. +. A. Rodgers.
w. Patron. w. s. Shoai; associate.
Matron, Mrs. Charles Bradford.
Secretary, Mrs. H. c. Stephenson.
Conductoress, Miss Clara Root.
Assistant conductoress, Miss L. z.
Stoddard.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The Date Will be Tuesday, November
3, 1891.

The Date Will be Tuesday, November
3, 1891.
The following official notice of the
order for special election was receiv-
ed from the Secretary of State by Sher-
i'll Mcqueen yesterday:
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
LANSING, Sept. 8, 1891.
To the Sheriff Of the County Of Kent.
SIR: You are hereby notified that q
special election will be field in the Fifth
district of the State of Michigan, on
the Sd day of November, 1891. to elect
a Representative to the Congress of the
United States to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Hon. Melbourne II.
Ford, the term of Office to expire
March 1883.
In testimony whereof hereunto set
my hand and afiix the great seal of the
State of Michigan, at Lansing, the day
and year 6rst above written.
DANIEL +. SoPER.
,,HT, Secretary of State.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

Caunonsburg, Sept. 9.-Last night .
house belonging to George White WAS
discovered to be on fire and in . few
minutes it was q mass of ruins. 1t was
located at Chauncey, in the western
part of Cannon township and was just
completed, being the finest house in
the little burg. 1t was occupied by Mr..
White and his aged father, both were
absent At the time. The origin OF the
fire is mystery, as there had been no
one near the house for sixteen hours.
Loss, about $1,000; insurance, about
500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept. 9.--Seusationai
dispatches sent out from Lincoln 10 The
effect that President Fitzgerald OF the
irish Nationsl League is dangerously I'll
are fslse. Although Mr.. Fitzgerald has
been quite ~ there has not st any time
been cause for alarm. Hss sister, Mrs.
James Mckenzie, today ssid ~ TIE
United Press reporter thai the rssseni
wss doing nicely and oa the road 10
speedy recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

London sept e.-The TImee corres-
pondent ct Madrid telezrsphs that .
profound sensation has been caused In
that city BY the probable truth Of =
rumof that the reserves are 20 bs called
out and . new army corps formed aud
forthwith mofdiixae. This, added 20
the fact thai The republican agitation
in Corunns hss become 81 srsve "a
character that the mob nov aefses the
civic guard causes even Tire r>psst OF .
mlstse 20 BE- spprshensiss for the
fusare.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

Ptu~Ry Cserh Sshssss. - Lsssev Whips
Cswardiy Assas,sst
Luther. Mich. sept s.-Lsst nighs
Bert Lincoln attacked Il. @. johnson,
county clerk. With . large iron p'n
used for coupling cars. but vas sss-
prised and received . thrsshing. Er.
johnson, 10 company with Constable
Ern Nichols and Hal Cntier the shsrinf
eon. we're on their vsy 20 the depot,
when Lincoln who n been lying IN
wait for them spysnG upoa them IN the
darkness and attempted 70 brain the
comfy clerk Iuckilr the blow vss
aodxed and IN iess tlfne than u takes -
tell 4 the bully cf lake county vss
hleatins ike . calf and when permitted
20 arse fed. Sospe months pYsof tbees
psrt,es had handcnffed lincoln n
ssefancs ~ his threat 80 XII aRy q
vbo stssmpted hn arrest
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

The kindergarten Training School to
be opened September IA, under the
auspices of the Grand Rapids Kinder
earten Association will be in charge OF
Mrs. LucretiA willard Treat, = telegram
having Just been received stating that
she had been released from her en-
gagement in Chicago. There 10 great
rejoicing among those who met Mrs.
Treat in her work IN the summer Mn
dergarten and Mothers cIasses. IL Is
hoped ell interested in receiving toe
training will attend the meeting 70 be
held at the High School at D p. m.
(Ihursday) today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

The ST. Adclbertus Polish Church 10
looking for more room. The building
on the West side is used by 400 mem-
bers and 10 crowded. The Polish popu-
lstion is spreading on the East Side 70
the extent that it ie thought best 70
build q church in that locality. A COM
mit,ee has been appointed to select .
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

r. J. Davies, the local representative
of the New York Pyrogravure 'om-
paay, yesterday presented Miss Bertha
Meliss swensbsrs with . beautiful spec
linen of his art. II iss checker BOARD
made of = solid block of white marble,
but by the pyrogrsvure procss !.
made 10 appear like specimen =. VIZ,
finest marquetrie work win r1 aea
scralIs and raised hgures. lne one
block OF wood is made 10 rese'noas =
o. maple and Engilsn va. =,
nut and shs deslgn . OF rse-''e
beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

favor OF Count de Cham
bord, Francois Paul
Jules Grevy. then a stu
dent at Paris. took part
In the attack which led
the trembling old mon
arch to the transfer of
his crown Jules Grevy
was born August is,
1919 at Mount Sous
vaudrez. in the depart
ment OF Jura He stud
led law in Paris, and on
the breaking out OF the
revolution in lsfs. he was
appointed by the pro
visional Cover n m ent
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

Earl Frsnshaw, coo Jefferson avenue.
Gertie Deinson. l3s Henry street. scarlet
fever: Mary Holland, lss Walnut street.
measles; r. Hendrix, Garfield avenue,
Mabel Nellls, ~ Crawford street,
whooping cough. Ralph Palmer. 1ol
Ransom street, Paul Wright, l22 Caii-
fornia street, Sadie JEFF, l22 California
street, tyohold fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

Oliver Gould fell out of window In
the second story of the Grand Rapids
Coal and Ice Company's building on
North Division-st. last evening, seri.
ously injuring himself about the head
and shoulders. The ambulance took
him to his boarding house at IL Spring.
st. His injuries are not considered
fatal
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

officers: President. ". III. Loomis;
treasurer. o. b. Wsllmarth, secretary,
Charles r. Whieonb; librarian, A. E
KRONER; A. EG. Robinson 10 the NTH
mefns,ef of the board Prof. Campbeli
was chosen musicai director.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10
N. IULES GRBVY is DEAD
The x-President of the French
Republic Passes Away.
SKETCH OF his REMARKABLE CAREER
Born in the Reign of the First Napoleon,
He Passes Through Many vicissi.
tudes OF Governmental
Authority.

PARIS, Sept. On. Francois Jules
P. Grevy, ex-president of the French
republic, is dead. NJ. Grevy had for
four days been suffering from severe
attack of congestion of the lungs
which was the immediate cause of his
death.
AT the time OF the revolution In France, in
1870. when Charles x addicted the throne In
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

The schubsrt club held . meeting 'as'
evening in The sfiee OF chsrs' -
whIscomh and reorganired for we en-.
su,ns year. A full tosrd Of dafsss1s
wss elected and the organifsss,
completed BY choosing she io'''""s
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-10

are not called oy that name Tae Glen
Home, st Cincinnati, was started with
the intention or caring for the poor aud
neglected. A MISSIONARY was employed
and she visited over five thousand poor
and neglected persons, and has brought
over four hundred persons into the
church. A large nunber of children
have been taken into the kindergarten
and saved from the streets. Then there
10 meeting for older girls and .
mothsrG meeting. The homo 10 .
beautiful residence On the best street in
the CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
PLOT AGAINST IHE CAR
A Gigantic Conspiracy Unearthsd
o. st- Petersburg
TO OVERTHROW TIE GOVERNMENT
Asd Create . Popular Asssm y-sixty
of the chief Ssaspirstsrs are ts-
der Arrest aas More Win
Bsnsr Q Liks Haaa

gSr. PsrgKssURs. Nov. i4-Ail Rus
sia is excited over the discovery of .
plot to overthrow the czAr and estzb-
lish . constitutional government In
which many prominent persons are
said - be implicated Increased
vigilance on the part of the au-
thorities in relation TO tho nihii-
ists and the supposed connection
with them of several prominent army
officers is very marked A special po-
lice has been detailed for tho espionage
Of the universities and high schools.
Is rumors have reached the
government that the nihilistic feel
ings in these institutions have in
creased, and the students are talking
openly of their sympathy with tho
enemies OF the government A large
number of members Of the nobility
have been found to be implicated in
the plot looking toward q change in
the government and there are stories
of numerous arrests 1t is almost im-
possible to obtain any accurate in
formation here, as the police are
in control Of all news sources and
the government officials are more than
usually secretive. IL is generally ac-
knowledged, however, that . wide
spread conspiracy to overthrow tho
government has been discovered. and
the czar and his ministers are very
much alarmed at the magnitude which
it has assumed.
The object Of the conspiracy just
unoarthcd. unlike . majority OF the
plots discovered in Russia, was not to
kill the czar. but was the organization
of a movement having for its end the
creation of representative assembly
an opJect which has been
the dream OF many years Sixty
members Of the nobility and Of
the upper and middle classes who are
charged with completely in the con-
spiracy have been arrested The dis
covery Of the plot and the arrest OF SO
many prominent subjects has caused .
decided sensation in Russia
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

She was enc 81 the beauties Of the
south. when AcCre2Fy aarrisd Der IN
1857. aud her rich browa hair. her bright
eyes and her charming manners make
her one of the attractive nyures Of
Washington to-day. Mrs. Aecreary IS
the daughter Of Thomas Hughes. enc Of
the we2lthiest fzFasers Of Kentucky.
Gov. McCreary hinself - well 70 do.
and the two have always been noted
for their Hospitality both At home and
AZ Washington During the past ses-
sion they lived At the shoreham and
Mrs MeCreary frequently formed
part of the rsseiving party st the homes
OF Mrs Senator Carlisle and those OF
other noted 1hostesses. and the gov
crnor's wife probably understands
how TO manage . public reception as
well as any woman here The Me-
cre4ry home In Kentucky Is AZ Rich
beautiful towns in that state it Is in
the very heart Of the blue grass region,
and Gov. MeCrcary's residence Is big
brick mansion Ia almost the center Of
the town. bat surrounded by . yard SO
large that he is able TO keep his own
cows and horses on his city estate. and
the richest cf Jersey cream comes from
the home dairy To the table. Mrs Nc
Creary u = straight. slender woman Of
medium height She has . graceful,
willowy fzare and has an irnpulsive
way Of greeting you with both hands
extended that renders you certain Of
her sincerity of heart. Her hair, Of .
soft golden brown. waves artistically
over her low. broad forehead. in pleas
ing harmony with . face Of marked
sweetness OF expression
One OF the oldest in point Of service OF
the members Of the lower house is Hon.
william NJ. Springer. Of Illinois. He
has been in the house of represents
tives for the last sixteen years. and has
always maintained high position on
the dcmccratic side Of the chamber.
He was talked of for the speskership
at the time that Carlisle was elected
some years ago. and there Is no demo-
crat who has 50 largo = part in the con-
gressional record a he. His business
throughout life has been that Of pol
itician and statesman, and in his work
he has bad . good helpmate in his
accomplished wife, Mrs. Rebecca Ruter
Springer. Mrs. Springer is woman Of
remarkable literary ability. She has q
thorough understanding Of political
questions and she is q bright conversa-
tionalist on almost any topic. She has
during her long residence at Washing
tornado many aequaintancss. aud she