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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-02
VOLUME 90.
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ooe Of the bcst illustrations Of the char
scier Of Gen, Sheridan Ia related of hin,
by Gen. Bussey. when 10 early days 81 ihs
var be Vas doing duty a. ausr,erms ss,ef in
southwest Missouri. says the Chicago
News:
A provision wagon boand for hsadlaai,
iers, ssys the general. with ils team of
mules, ~ss stuck f., 10 the mud somc
fe~ miles south Of Springfield The driver
Who ws bis burly man standing over
six feet 10 h,ignl. aud built In proportion.
finding his team Was unable 10 move the
heavily laden wagon, began to belabor
numerically the poor beast.
Seated on q s'out, shaggy black Lo,se.
which was pursuing iis way 10 the line Of
the roads was broad shouiderrd, lowsiz,
ed man. clad 10 the faiieue Uniform Of the
regulation army blue, bot without sny
insignia Of his rank, on head an old. much
wosn csp Palline up bis horse at the sisl
led wagon The Lorseman demanded author.
itaiiveiy Of ths tcams,er Why he WAS whip.
ping the snimsls % severely.
The only reply that he received TO his
question was . string OF osths. aud to
make matters worse the fellow struck The
near mule violent blow With the heavy
but OF his black Jack as the wagons whip
is called
10 answer TO shout from the rider. the
surly tesmster said that il he did not take
care and mind his own business . similar
blow would be dealt with him. The threat
was scarcely uttered when Little Phil. for
such II was, shot from bis saddle and had
the ruiilsn by the throat
Although ii Vas evident tha, tho sssail
ant was much tho sm aller man OF the two.
still in few seconds he had his opponent
on bis knees and rained upon his head,
neck and chest volley OF savage blows.
ending in twisting the whip out OF the
mans hand and applying it vigorously
over arms and shoulders until tho fellow
fairly howled for mercy. When at last the
WAGNER was permitted to arise from the
ground, he received Us y parting warning
q severe kick from The irste csItd
Who the devil are you9 was the question
Of the atouisbed aud thoroughly frishien'
cd bully. M soon es ho had recovered sui
hcieut breath.
Captain Sheridan. qusr,ermaster Of this
army and II you don't get to TO work -
quick to get this wagon out Of the way III
thrash you sgsin.
IL is uceedless to say that SLeridans
orders were executed With alacrity. The
mules by that time had regained their
strength and wind. aud 10 few minutes
lbe team aud wagon we're ou frm ground
again. With parting admontion, Little
Phil mounted his patient horse, which
nad watched the encounter with seeming
approval, and rode toward headquarters
ls nncoucerned NJ IL nothing had happen,
ed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-02

looksl for something 10 sick, bat nndins
nothing. lay dowa again.
The parrot cllmbetea down from hn
perch aud ~sdilod scross TO ~here ,bs
dog way lsiog'
SIS sick en-. Tse. be said sgsin.
This time Tigc iouad so,oethiue 10 s'ck.
lie ponuced npon the parrot, tore him,
shook him, aud boxed him about, until
the poor bird vas we'll nigh dead. When
Tho dog bad been called III. the parrot
labored up 10 his perch, looked about The
r1or where bis beautiful feathers lay scat
tered scsnuei himself mluutely. noticed
lis Que remaining tail feather. aud said;
know what's the matter with ma, ]
talk too blamed much.
The dinner went on wiibput further in'
terruption. The preparatory denial Of per
sonal application bad done it's work, and
done II delicately aud we'll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-02

o., Mr. willins. said a young Msdisou
ave. mother. ss one OF her husbands bach
elor friends arose TO say good evening,
you must zee baby before you 10.
should ba Obliged. he answered rather
weakly but isat il too laleY he inquired,
looking sbsui Tor his hs,.
Not . bit. she Insisted. sal after no
ment's absence the fond mother returned
with bundle OF dainty wraps and lace.
aud presented an infant conntcpanoo for
inspection.
You never ss~ = dearer baby 10 your
life. she declared, pat,iug tho mite OF hu
msnity into her guests unwilling arms.
Tn not up on babies. be veatured fee.
bly,, holding the infant as II il would OK
plode. but | should say il was = was beau
tifnl.
knew yon wonld think 50, said the
pleased mother.
hope IL hasn't fever. he rashly add
ed.
Fever?
Yes. looks flushed, you know.
Nonsense. said the mother Indignantly.
oil bsbles are pink, aud besides. Mr.. Viii
kius. she continued coldly, you keep say
ing il. My baby is boy.
] beg your pardon. s,smmered the mn
happy bachelor, the perspiration Begin
ming TO stand out on bis brow. there wasn't
any thing in the-the attire TO indicate
but then, be blupdered, l might have
known il was a boy because 1.-THE is
bald.
A look OF horrified amusement came on
the young mothers face.
Don't let me detain you, Mr.. Wilkins,
she said, quickly relieving him Of the IN.
fant burden, and when you get home. il
you will read up ou babies you will find,
she added with q significant glance. that
red faces and bald heads are mostly con.
ined to the middle aged bachelors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-02

Az eIchsogs states tbat Roscoe Conk
ling once welt into Charles OConor's oi
lice 10 sn excited condition. saying thai be
was provoked that BIS never bad client
dissatisfied sbou, bis fee before. Well.
what's the msiterf asked O'Conor Why,
! offended Gibbons Tor sfson. ysu knos
Ne WAS coayicted, bat did bard work
II bim. took hin TO the Superior
Cvaii aud he was convicted; then TO the
Supreme C,un which confirmed the iuds
men, SUD gave hin ten years. ! chsrssd
bm sir huu1sed dollars aud Gibbons !.
stuDb lug about !. i.-ssys IL is too much.
Nov, Mr.. Ocoper. | ak yeu. WAS ibsi
700 GnehS Well. tsid O'CoIof. very de
iibtsal,iy. u course you did great deal
~ ~ors and siI hundred dollars 10 not .
big fee. but 10 frsnk With yon, Mr. Conk
ling. my deliberate opinion Is ibss he
might have been convicted for Iess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-02
my Bi.nk Never Married

Not long ago mature spinster called
upon the famous after dinner speaker Mr.
Dspex) and .ked him b give her sons
jDformy ton about real ertits He saii
there wefs two tbiDgs he kurs nothing
about. aud they we're women sad RAJ
estyts. Tbi, tepi, amu.ed her. aod shs
asked Lim fnmber of q1fsiiobs
about people shon they knew 10 coumoa.
a;i.i She propousdsi the following 4uss'
,ions sbont a sismmeriug bachelor she
a-k - no more. bnt vent her way
Where IL Mr.. Blank. Mr. Depe~f
He is 10 the city. replied the Only
Ch.nncy.
Does he siammer rs much as ususl7
o., yes; xotss. | believe. aid tie ora
tor.
stfsuse he never msrried.
NJ, It 10 not strange dear lady, BsDk
eourted lovely girl He told me .boot
bis eonri&hip several y~sn after u occur
red. He proposed this ~sy;
.D,d'd.d'dsAr .'asasei. Ii'iLio'e
yopl
You peed not pftce.d fnstaef. Nj.
Blank. I do rot csfe To be voosd on the
insiallmspt plan. said tbs proud beauty,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-02

A car Iosd Of mspls sugsr waS shipped
from Barre lest week 10 PAis Haven, Wsh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-02

F.rrm.n If. article sbogt tas Mo
C,y nn,d,r bs. all pied. wbst shall !
Gof
L iior Steve tie type tgsiLes. hesd
Il "Ihs Pcl,lie.. Situation" spd place i.
10 the editorisl column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-02

i.elle Rossli.. cf the oonir Opera. Ncu
Tork Ledger
The evening world., 1891-05-07
ChillanS' Captive Steamship Takes
French Leave Of Uncle Sam.
Steams Out to Sea Taking u. S.
Marshals Prisoners.
New and Exciting Complication In
Our Relations with Chill.

SAN Francisco. CAL. May 7.-Despatches
from San Diego this morning state that addi-
tional complications have arisen In connection
with the seizure OF the Chilian steamship
E;ata In that port yesterday by orders from
Washington.
The Etata has gone to sea, carrying away
the United States Deputy Marshas who had
been placed on board as her custodians.
Marshal Gard, after seizing the Etata and
leaving Deputy Marshal Spencer and his vs.
sistants on board, proceeded down the bay on
iugboat 20 seize the Chiiau schooner Robert
and Minbie, which was lowering outside. lie
took with him Capt Crawford aud q detach-
ment OF troops from the barracks.
The Tug enoountere the sch ooner about
three mics south OF the International line, and
nr,een miles southwest from Point Iona.
The schooner being In Mexican waters the
Marshal dared not interfere with her, but re-
turned to San Diego.
Al O'Clock In the afternoon the captain Of
the Etata went on board from the city, and
Immediately afterwards the anchor was raised
and the ship steamed down the bay, passing
Marshal Cards tug coming in.
The Marshal reports that when the Etata
passed him the pilot was seen to be guarded by
two armed men and four cannon were seen to
be manned and apparently really Tor use.
Nearly hundred Chilians were ranged In
line on deck, armed with rides. Prior 10 SAIL
ing only about rfty men had been visible on
board the vessel and one small cannon was
mounted forward.
When well outside the harbor, the Eiata was
headed down tue coast with the apparent IN
tention Of making the harI or OF San g emenie
The evening world., 1891-05-07
IN the WORLD OF SPORTS.
The Baseball Summary, as Changed
by a Days Events.
Ladies' Are Admitted Free at East
ern Park To-day.

In the last half OF the game between the New
lorks ami ros'ons yesterday 1t was so frigid
tnat our Giants shrune 10 slmoy pisniics, and
the Beaneatcrs played all over them. OF course
Umpire Hurn was "dtad agln" Smiling
Mickey. The Glsn,s will have TO snake ,hem-
selves together and piav bsll. or there is pos.
sib,lity Of Boston taking four straight again
The score was IL too
Brooklyn took part OF It's revenge out OF
Philadelphia yesterday. iatt,ng Tnoroion at
will ana 10 the eighth inning schultz took
ThHrnton's place, when the Grooms piled up
six more runs.
Again Chicago took the Cleveland boys into
camp, doing 1t very easily, and without an
error. The score was i2 to4.
Cincinnati downed piitsburg yesterday at
Cincinnati. Although The visitors ba,ted Null
lanes pitching, the home team seemed to get
under the OaIl ot the iiant time. The score
wHs 10 to 8.
Washington and 81. Louis played a close
game. with st. Louis winning by 4toa AZ
Baltimore the Louisville club defeated the
home team by the score Of toe
The evening world., 1891-05-07
OUR SPANISH NAVAL GUESTS.
They Call on the Mayor and In
spect the Pulitzer Building.

The ooiect which has excited the Greatear
attention OF the ofncers and crew Of the
Spanish warship Nautilus since Its entry into
port Monday has been the towering Pulitzer
Building, and It was one OF the nrst places to
be visited bv Capt. Concas and his staff when
they came ashore to-day.
Dressed in their SNOWY uniforms, they paid
visit TO Mayor Grant to-day and Inspected
the City Hall, after which they explored the
heights and depths of the big building which
is the home OF THE WORLD.
Tney were accompanied oy the spanish Con-
sui General and Aldermen Meade, Lyncn and
SoOnan.
BesiA Aes Capt. Concaa, there were In the
party Commander lie Flaro. L'eurs. AoIaleS,
sornoza and Cervera, Doctor kedondo ard
Mi,lsnipmen Chumroa, Butron. Grund. Car
dona, Gutran. vlllaion and Gonzales-ven-
toria.
Capt. Concas showed Mayor Grant the fol-
lowing cablegram from the spanish Minister
Of the NAVY.
"In TIE name OF the Government give YOUR
thank, and express your gratitude TO the city
authorities for the mark OF friendship they
have bestowed on Spain"
The evening world., 1891-05-07
from THE WORLD OF LABOR.

B,kers' Union No. 81 has about two hundred
members still On strike for ten hours
resulted n VI Victory the NJ d.
The A. kremer Brewing Company signed the
contract Of the Journeymen brewers Union,
sss,sfaS.
The Central Labor Union of Cleveland. o.. is dis
ous'ing plan to build labor lyceum in that city.
,.. , 49,. IT.. . A.. , ,,,,
Proteo,iv. aud Rsnsyotsnt II,on hss Sann .oonntnd
by Boss Patterson ~ " '''' "''ep'eN
Th. s,r.., R.,,v.v rr,n,...., ,,,,o, =, c.
sized bank account '''' ''' "e"'''' anu s''a
~ ,.., g.. 49,,
az the once OF the Jonrnegmen Bakers internA-
~. -. ,S. ns.,"'I o,.,,
Cola. M.b.rs has been SlannnsI tSr or
tne american Federation oi Labor
will not sell the tools Of deceased nembeis unless
they were in good standing Ht the time Of their
oeath'
Robert Y ogR, q rep porter Of the Detroit Tribune
msSnf spsech al msstinr y .rkisa of
A new tailors' union has been formed by the
Tdss Il Ia. sbont ty m.mSss h n'''a
The PAYERS and rammerc .mplo, cd by the new
electric road on kecond sveuus Brooklyn. went on
TIL. Executive Bosrd OF the Piano. Makers Union
reports thai a. the trouble a. Dish'p.nn'S shSp has
neon n ss. T 80 IN SonIShe'ioh with MAonine WOOD
noc,',. uc,on w. "os So =,
csrpenters in Newark yesterday evening. Over
ay ~ posses nare @ ga tns oemanos o tue msn
o' whom A''u' w" nun 'fo' resumed work.
J,ms. heor, DeBeerss and Gso,.vs E.sls. nS. hS.
Ss.n Successful in tb.r ,tEe for .isht 6or, .ns
hi0her xapea $3.50
Jane, H. Carter. Grand o,v,nI,sr NJ the
BroIhrroo,a Of n scksmiths bs. stnrtsd tnr \.
Louis: Mo-, & and LoIi vile Ky. where hs will or
This Cooperative D.mocr,cy Is, an organization
for H. obiect the .r,ynn our Of hussn5 RsmS
nian of n tiona i,sm WV - AN ''AA'
' IT, " 80 a,,n.r 90, :.
Ihe order Of the n. OF l.. 70 hourshing In Great
formed at st.nn.nsiey. and the orSanIers active
!" T".. %.n' S.s', 1.ns, S't.'. Ip',I. ~. ~
members vest erdsy; ons OF the msmbers was sas.
sppss.on for psrm,ssion to sss wa. @r.ns.d To
one shop.
show that over Il psr emit. Of the popalstIoa IL
that kintdom have an income Of mors than st1o
N-
xium is that recently orer niEed by ninety young
girls working in several tobacco fetoriss at Ant.
ssri.m .hs' nave amiA'ed with the labor party OF
az oE.e. oe:; p sr' .h.
Authorities.
G1esS bay; Is...d S1Sa
and Inonopolists and abor legislators Wi ieEslsts
IN outn ne Of ,he a rorinE people Who creStsd thsu,
Those dreaming Of a su idsn oh.pRs 4, our .oo,al
system will In ali probability, be disappointed.
Ia M remsmhar that a thorongh ah.nys iop thc
! stter can Only be brought ab"ut when tna masses
h,v. ossn snlialIensd and educated upon The basis
n,'. ,.I ~, N. u , ,
most collapsed alter 1857 reports t6st iis local az
semDnos n[s pelne r-instNSu one AIter Lhs other
has been since its foundation. is gaining at rapid
rate
present s. TIo membsIs' OF whom 2S1 sTo women
The evening world., 1891-05-07
SAD STORY OF A FATHER.

He Says His Wife Led His Daughter
to Ruin.
John Fawcett, OF Albany. was In the Tombs
Court this NOR ming. charged by his wife with
ass luli
Three years ago. be said. his wife left him
and came 10 this city. A short tin. sgo she
wrote To Albany and induced the eldest daugh-
ter TO JON her here.
FAwcet, said he came In search of his dAuRh-
ter, aud found his wife living WIN another
man at 90 LaiRht street.
He tenaD dsd his daughter, tut she refused
10 tell him her whereabouts, saying that the
girl had been ruined.
He lost control OF his temper aud struck the
woman, who mad him arrested.
Justice Hogan expressed sympathy for Faw-
cett, but was compelled 70 hold him for trial.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
o! the Misery Of 1t.

Human wretchedneSS touches bottom in Sea sick
ness. Life is held feathers weight by the unfor'
tunAte afflicted with 1t. Why endure its Atrocious
internal oonVulsionS when Hoststtsrs stomach Bit
tiers relieves than instsnters Not only relieves. but
preysntG. II Is not always on the ''brlny" that
travellers nausea is experienced. Railway journey
ing. riding with ones back to the horses or the
locomotive sometimes produces 1t in super sensitive
stomAehs. HoStettsr's Stomach BitterS IL always
the prompt remedy. The mIschisvous properties Of
braokiSh water. the evil influence OF miAsmA. an
wholesome unaccuStomSd food. excessive fatigue.
whether bodily or mental. the dyspo2tie teudsnoy
brsS by sedenttry pursuits the pOrnicloue elects OF
exposure TO elLromHs Of Temperature or damphesa,
all thoso are shestuAy oountetAetsd BY tins &c IlAl
prsS0TVatlye of health CutSs also rhsumAtism,
Kidney and blliOas trouble
The evening world., 1891-05-07
MURDERER WILBUR UNKNOWN.

No Clue Found to the Identity of
Ida Brevoort's Slayer.
The bodies OF Charles s Wilbur and Ida
Brsvoort. the victims OF the Excelslor Bowery
concert saloon tragedy, s,ll lie In plain cof-
nns, aide By side, Of the undertaking establish
ment of Herman Ripp. 1856 First avenue.
No one has come forward TO say he knew
the young man, mur Ierer and suicide. and no
word h been received In reply TO police In
Quiries at Buffalo. Detroit ana other points
where the pawn tickets In his pockeIs were
Issued.
Mrs. Ingalls,. the sister OF Liza BrevoorL says
the later was u member of the ActorS Fund,
hut tnat she would herself bear the expense of
her sist, re funeral.
Tue concert saloon where the tragedy oc
Cured WAS open IN full blast last NIGH.
Coroner Hanly will hold an inquest to-
morrow Afternoon.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
NEVER WAsHlNGToN'S SERVANT.
TsrEcrAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.I

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
PITrsBURa, Pa, May T-Richard ReddicEs
IL the name OF q negro living at Bridgewater,
thirty miles from PittsburR, who not only
claims to be ia years OF age. but who has
papers to prove It. Tnese documents state that
he was born In Richmond, Va, In l7T7, an
received his liberty from his mistress as q
legacy.
Richard makes no claim to the honor OF being
a body servant TO George Washington. He
uses tobacco constantly and taxes drink OF
liquor whenever he can get IT. lie has been
making aArden this spring ana is rs HpTT rs u
20O.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
GAS WORKS EXPLOSION.
Owen Mullins Seriously Injured in
Jersey City Company's Yard.

A big tank made OF boiler IRON exploded at
toclock this morning In the jersey City Gas
Company's yard at the foot of sixth street, and
one man was seriously injured.
The entire top OF the tank was blown on and
crashed through the roof of the shed. II
landed IN Seventh street, block away.
owen Mullins, q workman, living at 10 Skill
man street, was found lying insensible under
tne shed, bleeding and bruised. His left arm
was broken.
10 supposed that In passing wagon he
tsrucH match to light his pipe, and ihat the
The tank.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
MURDERED, NOT DROWNED.

Tragedy Revealed by the Finding OF
an East River Floater.
An autopsy ueld to-day on the body Of the
unknown man found In the Eat River yester-
day at the foot Of Sixth street, Long Island
City. shows conciusively that the man was
murdered. The body Is retained at Conway's
M0rgue.
the man was feet inches In height, shout
thirty years old, has dark hair hnd snort
mustac ,e, were 4 gray plaid suit, black over
coat, red stockings, white tie with red polka
dos AMI new laced shoes.
His body had apparently been In the river
about four days.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
ELoPERS TAKE So, 900.
Farmer Bowen Heartbroken at His
Young Wife's Conduct.
rsPTcIAL TO rHE EvENINo, woNlp

FIPEcIAL 10 THE EVENINo WoRtD.l
MAYS LANDING, y. j., May The elope-
ment OF George X. Bowen, a young man well
known in Elsinboro, anu the pretty young
wife Of jacob KateS, q Well-Enown farmer OF
Lower Greek, has created a sensation here,
owing TO the fact IhHI The farmer accuses the
elopeTa with taxing -, 100 OF his cash.
bowrn aud Mrs. kates met .: aparU about
three weeks ago, and Bowen called so fire.
quenily at The house Eftrrw rds IHai X ties
forbaIe him tue house IhiB Injunction was,
however, unheeded and Bowen Kept up ms
visits until the husband put him out OF the
house.
Tas so enraged Mrs. kates lhat she went
away with Bowen Yesterday. Hates Is almost
heartbroken.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
A SUICIDE AT FIFTEEN.
'srrcrAL TO THE xvEsno WORLD. I


LITTLE ROCK, ARR, May :. John Swanson.
aged IS, who lived with his father in an Isolated
locality twenty mites from Benton and was
often left alone, committed suicide yesterday,
uis fAtusr being absent, the hoy Io"s rine,
put the muIEe In his nouth, aud, living down
on the BED. discharged the weapon with his
instant death.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
INDICTED RAILROAD DIRECTORS.

DlaIricl-AItorney Nlcon to-day moved, In
IaISe Van Brunt'a Court of oyer and Term
iner' for re-argument OF the motion 10 strike
ouI counts and in the Indictment OF 'he
Mew Haven Railroad directors, based on the
ronrin rvenue tunnel disaster OF Feb. 20 last,
"aen persons were killed.
nAller cons dtraole BpArring between the
DMIlc'- Attorney aud John VI. Bowers, ooun-
hsor e, ,or me IN iirted dlreclors argumeut was
Sauh bv Mr.. Bowers, the Court anottlng one
AouI ana ha!f To each Elde.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Reports of Revolution in Costa Rica
Confirmed.

icy CABLE TO rHE rREss NEWS AssooIArtoS.i
PANAMA, VIA GALVESTON, May THE star
and Herald to-day confirms the report OF 4
revolution In Costa Rica, and prints the fol-
lowing decree offlcialiy issued on May at the
Costa kica Rio, capital:
"The Constitutional Congress OF the Re-
public DEGREES the Suspension Of oil individual
guarantees. up to sixty days, according TO the
judgment of the Executive Government named
IN Section 9, Article 0, OF the Consultation
approved BY Jose Rodriguez, President, and
Joaquin Lizano, Secretary OF state"
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Chamber OF Commerce Election.
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day held ia
one hundred and twenty-thlrd annual election
OF ofiicers. Seventeen new members were ad-
mitted before the polling began. There was
hut one ticket IN the nelh, that headed By
Pre- rIent CHARLES s. smith, and its udates
were declared elected
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Black Friday Imminent in the
Argentine Capital.

frY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocArroS.l
LONDON, May Z. 7.-Advices from Buenos Ayres
state that the financial situation there is ex-
tremely critical. The report that there will
probably be deficit Of about si7, 900, ooO In the
Government finances has caused great alarm,
which is further intensified by 6 rumor that
the Government will, as last resort, repu-
diate lite debt. Gold closed yesterday AT sG+
premium,
The evening world., 1891-05-07
In THE SU.,DAY WORLD.

N. quad at Hom--Rrsd the Cotton
B'OssOms" or The Iransplanfed
Lime-ktin CIub," The Arisona
Kicker" and Ofhrr Skstchssj W.T.,
WiSd0nl aud PathoS.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Growing Warmer, Gradually.

NAV 7.-ReatIl6r IN
dtodttonS.
nor Eastern ES,o
York: Fair ia Sat
urddi; north Utnds.
becoming UdridbiP ;
SiO'1iy rising tenn
perd'nTe.
The f0llowingre ord
shows ihe changes IN
The evening world., 1891-05-07
FOREIGN news BY CABLE.
Two More Conservative Seats
Vacated in Parliament.
Serious Financial Crisis Impending
in Bucnos Ayres.
rpuNIAr cApLr NENs srrorAL.l

LONDON. MAY 1.-Two more Conservative
seats in Parliament viii have to be contested
that OF Capt Verney, who was yesterday SEN
fenced to penal servitudr, and that OF Leader
viii am II. Smith. FIrst Lord OF the Treasury,
who has been appointed Warden OF the Cluque
Ports, the Crown lawyers deciding tnat this
vacatcs his seat.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Tourists, ,

Whether on pleasure bent or business. should
lake on every trip bottle OF Syrup OF Figs. Os
1t acts most pleasantly and efecIually on the
sidnsys, liver and bowels. preventing levers,
headaches and other forms Of aloknesA. For
sale In soc. and u OO bottles BY all leading
drpRRIStG -.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
GERMAN OFFICER MURDERED.

Col. Pragner Found with His Head
Smashed and Throat Cut at Metz.
fsPEcIAL CABLE TO THE EVENING voRIn.I
METZ, May "A most brutal murder was
committed here this morning, and in and
about the garrison everything Is at nign state
Of excitement
Col. Pragner was found in his residence with
his head smashed IN, evidently by q hammer,
and his body was found covered with blood In
the room in which the crime had been COM
miited.
The unfortunate officers throat had also been
severely gashed with q knife or razor. 1t is
supposed that robbery was the motive Of the
crime.