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Evening journal., 1891-09-22
WOMAN AT THE woRLD's rAla.


CHICAGO Sept 22-The board OF lady
managers Of the Worlds fair has decided
upon the general natureof the contents Of
the woman's building Adjoining the
main entrance will be bureau Of informa-
tion where women interpreters and guides
will be supplied. In the main gallery will
be special exhibit Of the most brilliant
things women have done. Whenever it
can be done duplicates Of especially fine
work by women shown in the main build
ing will DO secured for the woman's
building. The Bellevue hospital, of New
York, will have charge Of the trained
nurses departments.
Model kinderRartens viii be conspicu-
Gus feature, and Il was proposed that the
Chicago and Illinois schools have the man
agement Of this, since 1t Is imperative
that trained pupils should be ia attend
anee and II would be difficult to bring
them from distance. Another room will
show the literary work OF women There
will be in another room collection OF
quaint fabrics and rare old laces. A model
kitchen will give valuable practical Illus
trations Of culinary methous and the new
est appliances. In the second story will
be large assembly hall, which will be the
scene ofmany meetings Of Importance to
women. Here will also be a clubroom for
woman journalists
The FIRST foreign flag has been raised on
the Worlds fair ground II is that OF
Turkey and was displayed On the site APP
propriatef for the Constantklople exhibit
ton The Turkish consul led the cere-
monies
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
OVER A MILLION GONE.
A Gigantic Bank Robbery Re-
ported in London.
HUNTING FOR THE SNEAK THIEVES.

The omcIala Are Turning Heaven and
Earth Almost to Apprehend the Dar-
ing burglars and Recover the Plunder.
The Amount May he sI.a50. 900.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-An important bank
robbery has taken place ia the city. The
police and bank officials are trying to keep
the matter as quiet as possible, so that the
entire facts in the case are not obtainablo
at present. It is known, however, that
the institution that has suffered is the
London and Westminster bank Qimited).
4l Lothbnry, T. G., an important estab-
lishment, having over fifteen branch
houses in this city
IL Was Easy TO Enter.
The money stolen, il would appear, con.
sisted Of a large parcel OF bills remitted
from the country banks to the London and
Westminster bank The thief or thieves
must have gained access TO an apartments
near the main entrance to the bank, This
apartment was easy TO enter from the
street and the parcel Of bills is supposed
to have been stolen while the bank officials
were busily engaged in another apartment,
over a Million Gone.
Both Mr. William Astle the town man
ager Of the bank, and Mr.. II r. Billing.
hurst, the country manager. decline to
make any statement FOR publication as 70
the actual loss incurred by the London
and Westminster bank, but il is currently
reported that the amount stolen is not
less than s750.00 aud that it may amount
to as much as 81 $50 900
Turning Heaven and Earth.
The bank officers, the city police authori
ties and the criminal investigation de
partment OF Scotland Yard are putting
forth the utmost exerti6ns In Older L
effect the capture Of the thieves. Notice
OF the robbery has been sent to the polics
centers throughout the British isles and
on the continent.
Notice Of the robbery has also been sem
to all the banks upon which the bills werl
drawn, but the police theory is that no at
tempt win be made to change the bills II
this country but that the thieves win hayl
recourse TO the continent, where the pres
ence Of SO many wealthy travellers from
England and the United States makes sncl
transactions easier than In this country
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

BROOKLYN, Sept % William Thornton.
the brother Of the missing man, who lives
at 257 Cumberland street, this city, was a.
very much surprised man when he re-
ceived this dispatch:
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Sept. ef.-Both safe
Had narrow escape We're carried out 70 sea-
Want money 10 get clothes and return Send
fifty dollars. SAMUEL W. THORNTON.
The dispatch had not been prepaid and
MIR. Thornton paid for ID and then sat
down to think. lie showed the dispatch
to Mrs. S. w. Thornton, who had mournees
her husband az dead for nearly a month
Everything az the time was accepted as
proof that the couple had been drowned,
and she suggestion made at the time that
they had eloped was dismissed as beyond
belief. Thornton and Claud Stiles have
sent the following telegram:
BRooKDYR, Sept 81
Samuel W. Thornton:
Is that you, Sam. reallyY II so, relate some
incident that occurred at my house and give
combination Of your store safe CLAUD.
Working Him for Fifty Dollars.
No reply had been received by William
Thornton up to a late hour, and he said:
There are too many discrepancies in the
telegram from Florida for me to believe
that 1t Is from my missing brother, OF
whose death am satisfied. i think that
some one down there is trying to work me
for nifty dollars. We never believed that
Sam and Eva had eloped. If they were
picked up by coasting schooner, why
have they not notified me before7 If the
telegram is legitimate they can have ala
the money they WANT"
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
NEWs o. THg cHuRcHEs-


The Great Convention of Methodists mt
Washington In October.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. ~ Appropriations for
the great Ecumenical Conference of Meth
odism, which is TO open here on Oct. z,
are rapidly approaching completion, and
all indications point to the greatest gath
ering Of religious brain force ever seen in
this or any other country. Hundreds OF
delegates from two continents will be
present. The conference will last from
the 7th to the both of October, and in the
discussion Of various religious problems
by the foremost minds Of the day bids fair
to hold for time the attention Of the re.
lfnious world
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
socIalIst ID Lenn rnlL..

ALBANY, Sept % Daniel De Leon, the
socialistic nominee for governor, address
ed a large assemblage last night on why
American Workingmen Should BE Social
lists. He said that the socialistic nomi-
nee for governor last year obtained IL 600
votes aud that he thought the vote would
be increased at least 5000 this year He
ran down both Of the nominees for govern
or and gave Governor Hill hard drive
He said that the Farmers Alliance would
not cooperate with the LABOR party until
they saw them make stand for them
selves This be urged the Labor party to do
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
A BODY M THE POND.
Mysterious Murder Of ". ). Lucas at
Danbury, Conn.

MNhterious MURDER Of W. Ja Lucas at
Danbury, Conn.
DAHBuRY Sept. % The body Of w. J
Lucas, Of Brooklyn, has been found in
Balls pond. The body was badly bruised
and there was a deep cut in his scalp
which was probably caused by bullet
Lucas, who was formerly an official in thi
New York custom house, bad, been spend
ing the summer with his sister, Mrs A. r
Wilkinson, who lives on the shore Of thl
pond.
Last Thursday night Lucas went to a
ball at William Durgy's, on the opposite
shore, rowing across in a boat. About
midnight he started TO return and several
companions went down TO the pond with
him. Shortly afterward those who re-
mained at Durgy's heard shouts and d
pistol shot, but thought nothing OF it. II
is now believed that Lucas was murdered
by those who accompanied him to the
pond
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
VT. Jone. neollne,l.

ALBANY, Sept. 22-The Citizens ALI
anoe Of this county. which held its barbe-
cue, expected to give Lieutenant Governor
Jones an independent nomination for
governor, but he refused to have
il. He wrote the delegates letter
regretting that another engagement kept
him from joining them but assured them
he was in full accord with any movement
that sincerely attempts to secure TO every
human being his rights.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

BUFFALO, Sept. 22-The fifth annual
convention of the German-American Cath
olic congress has opened here. Il Is esti-
mated that nearly $4,000 strangers are in
the city. The object Of the convention is
to keep alive the interest of all German
American Catholics in religious affairs.
A most interesting feature of the conven-
tion was the monster torchlight procession
last evening. About 10000 men were in
the line
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
work on Grants Monument.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-The executive
committee Of the Grant Monument asso-
citation met and decided that work should
be at once begun on the monument. The
present temporary tomb will be removed
inside the north end Of the main building,
where the foundation is already laid. The
amount OF money on hand is 1851, ,21869.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. ", Sept 29.-Five
persons-three men, one woman and a
little girl-were drowned in the Hudson
river, opposite Low Point, twelve miles
north Of this city, Monday afternoon. They
were all Poles. They hired boat al Hamp-
ton to row across the river to Lew Point.
The boat overturned and all sank immedi-
ately
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

KINGSTON, n. ", sept 22-James 4.
Ostrander, the defaulting treasurer OF the
Ulster County Savings Institution, charged
with embezzlement, waived examination
rs declined 10 make any statement and
was committed TO jail 70 await the action
Of the grand jury. The run on the bank
is practically over. About 500, 900 was
paid out to excited depositors on Friday
and Saturday.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
cleveland and ssills.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. Mr.. Mills speech
at Mansfield, o., in which be swept aside
the silver question as one OF no imp6f-
tanes compared with the question OF tariff
taxation, has Commanded a good deal OF
attention from the Washington politicians.
They say the attitude Of Mr. Mills indt
Gates an alliance Of the friends OF Mills
with the friends of Mr. Cleveland
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
.'I Am Golnr to pie.n she snln.

DENVER, Sept. 22.--Mrs. Margaret
Mater, aged twenty seven years, wife OF
Samuel Mater, committed suicide at her
home by taking nearly dram OF NOR
phine. Shortly after supper Mrs. Mater
requested her husband to take her in his
arms, saying, Il am going to die in a few
minutes" At the same time she threw
herself in his arms and died.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

CLEVELAND, Sept 22-Tbe steamer r..
G. Pope is now bound down from Chicago
with a cargo Of l26,00O bushels Of corn. the
largest cargo ever carried on the lakes.
The immense grain crop is giving the
lake heet all il can do, and carrying rates
have advanced from the lowest on record
early In the season TO three and three-ouar-
ters cents bushel on wheat from Chicago
Ia Bufaio
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

PHILADELPHIA Sept 22-The sixth an
nual convention Of the Switchmen's Mutu.
al Aid society is being held in Industrial
Hall. About $50 delegates are present.
An effort will be made to take in the switch
tenders and yard masters and make the
association broader in its views Colonel
A. X. Mcclure, editor Of The Times, deliv-
cred an address of welcome.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
a Mosr DARING RoaaERY.
Three Men Hold Up the Clerk at 81.
Joseph's Leading Hotel.

AHANN ANA AA'AA up ANt Atrfh ~ ct@
Joseph's Leading Hotel.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept % AT l2;s0R a. m.
three strangers, who wore silk handker-
chiefs over their faces, walked into the
Office Of the Pacific House, the leading hotel
Of st. Joseph and situated in the very
heart Of the city, and deliberately robbed
the clerk OF over $500 in cash and valu-
ables. The men drew large revolvera and
ordered the clerk 10 throw up his hands.
A number Of guests who were in the
Office were marched to chairs, where they
were guarded by one Of the men, who
covered them with two revolvers The
clerk was made 10 unlock the safe and
two boxes containing cash and yaluables
were taken, Then the three men coolly
walked out and disappeared The rob.
berry is thought to be the work Of an or.
ganized gang.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

NASHVILLE, Sept. 22-In view Of the
failure of the legislature TO settle the con
vict question serions trouble is feared at
Briceville. Superintendent Of Prisons
Wade anticipates a riot. He says: II am
firmly Of the opinion that the state will
have to send troops and by a decisive ac-
tion suppress the miners"
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
The Barnabv Mllls strIke.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 22-Messrs.
Harry and Duval, OF the state board Of
arbitration, are here endeavoring to settle
the strike Of weayers at the Barnaby mills.
Agent Ashley declined positively to restore
old wages as asked for by the employees
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

HALIFA1, N. s., Sept - The admiralty
has decided 70 relieve six warships now
serving on this station, and they will be
replaced on the expiration OF their com
missions by more powerful and modern
ships. When the change is effected the
North American squadron will be able to
cope with anything on this side Of the
Atlantic
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
rerrIhIr Rlttsn br ! Doc.

NEWARK, n. j., Sept. 22.-Alice Moore,
sixteen years old, residing at 1859 Broad
street, was terribly bitten by big black
mongrel dog in Belleville avenue. Police.
man Bergen Huff killed the brute. Miss
Moore was removed TO her home, where
the wounds were cauterized
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
AIMED by 4 whaIe.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Sept 20 Captain
Rowland, OF the whaling bark Canton, Of
this port, writes from Flores that on June
q the fourth mate, Mr. Amado, was struck
and killed by a whale. The blow from tho
leviathan's tail knocked him from the
boat into the water and be Immediately
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
THE WORLD OF POLITICS.
They Merely Say. 1--WE Arc Going l.
Nominate Blaine"

Nominate Blaine"
CLEVELAND, Sept q. = Judge J. w.
Jones, the well known Republican jurist
of this city, has just returned from a six
weeks trip to the Pacific slope. He says:
Everything on the Pacific coast is Blaine.
During his tour President Harrison made
a good impression, was pleasant and made
good speeches. But everybody met vas
for Blaine. This feeling extends east 20
Colorado and other interior states. 1t
makes no difference to these people whether
or not Blaine is a candidate They merely
say, We are going to nominate Blaine .
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

DARLINGTON, Wis, Sept 22-Anton Sic
boldt, who pounded James Magician to
death last Wednesday, was taken from the
Jail here by mob and hanged to tree in
the park until dead. He was cool and ad-
justed the rope about his neck.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
Repnhllcnn cluhs to Meet.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 22.-The conven.
tion OF the state league OF Republican
clubs is to be held here on Wednesday.
Robinson, Dalzell Mayor Stuart, OF Phila-
delphia, and Secretary Lindsy, of Pitts
burg, are here. Lindsy is in favor OF Dal-
zell for chief officer Of the league.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

NEWARK, \. j., Sept. %. There is a
Democratic split in this city. Mayor Jo-
seph Haynes, regular Democratic candidate
for mayor, will be opposed by erAssem-
blyman J. Kalisch, who viii be the Repub-
liean candidate About 200 seeding Dem
ocrats are with him.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
Politlclnn nIhhnrh nead.

PUTNAM, Conn, Sept, q John +. Hib-
bard, the Woodstock politician who was
shot Sept. II by the two sons Of Frank Ide,
to whose wife Hibbard had been too az
tentive, Is dead, blood poisoning having
set In. The Ides will be arrested for caus-
ing his death.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept 22-The marriage oI
Clinton J. Edgerly, the divorced husband
Of Rose CoRhlan, TO Miss Barker, Was op-
posed by her father, George w. Barker,
but approved by bis wife. AS a result oi
this disagreement Mr. and Mrs. Barker
have separated.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

SARATOGA, Sept 22-The national CON
ference Of Unitarians Is being held here
with large attendance, representing
nearly every state east Of the Mississippi
The sessions will continue three days
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

PIrTsBURG, Sept. 22.--The trial Of Mrs
Lucy Fitzslmmons IN the celebrated mur-
der case in which she with her husband,
Frank 9. FitzsimmonE (who escaped from
jail here last Monday, killed Detective
Gukinson March "A, has begun in the
criminal court here.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
Canadian Lumbermen Alarmed.

OTTAWA, Sept. a2--It is reported that
the government intends 20 reimpose the
export duty on logs A deputation Of lum-
bermen will urge the government that
this step be not taken, as it would imperil
the trade
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

MDDLEBURY, VT, Sept 22.-Mrs. Isaac
Wimette Of Salisbury, and her twelve
year-old boy were carried into the river
by frightened horse attached to their
carriage and drowned
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22--Attorney Cen
eral Miller says that the court at Los An
geles has fixed the trial for condemnation
against the Itata for Oct. 20, and that the
trial for libel will follow Immediately.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

RoMR, Sept. 22.-The pope is organizing
an international congress to be held ia
1892 at Fribourg, Switzerland, for the pur.
pose Of organizing q European Catholic
Democratic union.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. GA great mass
Of falling root caught Joseph Koran, a
miner, and his two Hungarian laborers
while they were loading cars in the Cay
uaga colliery. When taken out they were
dead
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

WASHINGTON, Sept "A voucher for
sS2.42 in favor OF phmbe Couzens for sal
ary from April / to April IS as secretary
Of the board Of lady managers OF the
Worlds fair has been received at the
treasury department. This win be paid
and will close Miss Couzens' connection
with the fair
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept 22.--The Republican
state committee has established elaborate
campaign headquarters at the Fifth Ave
nne hotel, and everything il ready for
I huaiuaea
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
Stole sss, 600 worth Of Bonds.

NEW YORK, Sept 22-It was announced
yesterday that s9S, 900 in Atchison rail-
road bonds have been stolen from the office
OF Asrel u Co., brokers, 50 Exchange plaes.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

Killed by an Elevator.
CINCINNATI, Sept. "a John o. Brien WAS
instantly killed by an elevator in Gaie
Bros warehouse falling down two hooras
J0An Roaeh was bsdly Injured
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

Third street.
WANTED.-GOOD COOK WITH REF
erence. st No. 1893 West Thirteenth ST.
M ESskS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER a. C,,.,
w wish TO correspond at once with a COM
petent book salesman. one who has sold ency-
sl0pedias. histories or books of the highest
quality preferred. To the right party an
opportunity Is offered to establish and control
the sale OF the Library OF American Idtera-
ture n field yet anoccupied. Address, Il.
N. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

1t is made heavy castings has all Of the latest Improvements;
mas large ues splendid draft quick baker and be and will
do the with less coal than NENTATED
Door RANGE all of which, theory that
claimed for them being better than closed HUMBUG of the
deepest dye aud the parties making it know it.
In the first the price asked for Ventilated Oven Stove
about 20 per than for ary other of the grade
ventilated than it does
to closed
the theory Of roasting DOUBLE ROASTING PAN amost
lady Wilmington has where entirely enclosed the
then ventilated
One or the other is wrong-which it?
will make the following offer will put up "BRIDE RANGE
Ventilated Oven Range made that do anything with
that be done with the ventilated fuel and
corresponding range The Bride will Roast Bake Fry, ,Bo
Boil Stew quickly nicely leaving all of the finer fayors that
you might expect from wrought iron French range.
Sold for either cash suit the purchaser
FURNITURE, CARPETS, CLOTHs MATTRESSES, BED
PARLoR SUITS BEDROOM full line Of Furniture Of de-
scipion sold for either cash easy
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
SITUATIONS WANTED.
BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED. TWO OR THREE uNFUR-
nished rooms for lady without children
Address q. this Office.
{ATANTED, -FOUR GENTLEMEN BOARD
" ers. leasRnt rooms, and bath. No,
l01 West Seventh street.
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FOR SALE



DRINTERS- STEAM FIXTURES. CON.
plete witt cones. hangers. etc, suitable
for quaEto or eighth-medium presses. Apply
at EVENING JOURNAL office.
DRINTERS.-FoR SALE, FOUR LARGE
4 Imposing Stones. Apply at this Office
DIANO - SEVEN AND ONE-THIRD
L OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; in good order; easy payments to
good purchaser. Address, PIANO, Evening
Journal office.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

OUR WINDOW-FU
of Suits at close prices
has turned out a notable
and quick advertisement. So
much so that we're going TO
let it have the chiefest part Of
the glory of bringing trade un-
hindered Look at the window
full. Well just say that much
and stop
Look at the Suits and the
prices, they're the talk of the
street.
Strictly one-price, and if
dissatisfied with your pur-
chase we will return your
money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29

The GAZETTE has for eight years been willing and lib
era worker i'll behalf of Texas and when the people
the state seem to have awakened to the necessity of effort
and to the benefit to to this state from truthful
and comprehensive representation of its pro-
gress in agriculture stock farming, mining manufacturing
educatlon religion etc. to the people of other states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29

boss ordered the car placed on the track,
and the tools and water key placed thereon,
which order the hands obeyed. There was,
as is shown by tho evidence, no particular
position on the car in which to place the
water key, but on this occasion it was
placed on the front end of the car. Shortly
after the car started the.water keg fell off
the car and the car, running onto the keg
was thrown from the track, and appellant
injured. The foreman did not order the
keg placed in any particular part OF the
car, nor did he do anything save to order the
men to place it on the car. The court di-
rected verdict for defendant. Held: Not
error. The negligence if any, was that of
q fellow servant. Appellant knew of the
positionsf the keg. The accident vas not
caused bytany defect in the,fag, Affirmed.
UobbYkH /
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GHMER, UPsHUR COUNTY, Ten, Oct 26.
We had regulation sub-treasurv discus
sion at our courthouse last Saturday, par
tIcipated in by W. r. Coleman, editor of
the Southern Mercury, for the sub-treas-
uryites, and Judge Cate of Mineola for the
ants. There was big crowd present and
good attention, until a one-horse circus
band paraded the streets, when the horny
handed patriots deserted the discussion for
the parade. The discussion was resumed,
however, afterwards. Judge Cate made a
splendid effort in behalf of Democracy,
which net with due appreciation. Cole
man has pleasing address and captured
the sub-treasury folks bodily. As usual,
both parties claim that their champion was.
victorious. .,,,.s,.ssssss SO
Hyou are Bilious, saksss6GscAaMs PILLS.