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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
SOL clERs FOR THE FAIR.

Military Men Meet ~ Chicago 70 Diseass
Plans Ter . Display Dsring The Ceisna-
bizn Expssi,isa-
CHICAGO. Oct 2a-At . meeting Of
the National Guardsmen from all parts
Of the country held hsrs Tuesday and
presided over by J.dge Adams. Of Ar
kansas, . member Of the National
commission committee on ceremonies,
Gen. Miles. who had been detailed BY
the secretary Of war to take charge Of
the military features of the worlds
fair, suggested that during the EXPOSE
ton two big encampments should 10
held in Chicago For the dedicatory
ceremonies in 1921 he proposed an en-
campment of 10000 or $4,000 men,
But ia 1898" Gen. Miles added. when
the great exposition is in full blast.
there should be eucamped in Chicago At
least 100. 900 men" This sentiment
was vigorously applaudcd. Gen. Miles
continued:
"The first few days OF this grand encsnp-
ment should be given 10 Inspection, and this
inspection should be made BY competent men,
appointed by tho president Of the United
States. After the inspection such maneayers
should be gone through with as beEts an army
Of America All Of this would constitute .
grand display but IL would at the same time
bring together 100 900 citizen soldiers who could
show themselves and tbs world what they
would be able TO do In case OF war; II il the
duty OF the national government to pay the ex-
penss OF mobilizing these citizen soldiers and /
see no good reason why the general government
should not pay the entire expense Of the gath.
cring."
A general discussion of the question
developed the fact If the guardsmen
come to Chicago either in 1892 or six
months later, it will be of their own ac-
cord and not because they are ordered
out by the governors. With this un-
Outstanding q resolution was adopted
indorsing the report of the committee
on ceremonies, in which Gen. Miles
suggestions are incorporated.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

Sioux FALLS, s. D., Oct. 2s-Word
has been received here from United
States Attorney Grant, Of New Orleans.
to the effect that fourteen officers of
the Louisiana lottery had been arrested
and asking what amount of bonds were
necessary to be given for their appear
ance at Sioux Falls, on the date which
might be fixed for their arraignment.
United States Attorney Sterling
answered by fixing the bonds at So. 600.
and naming December I as the date
for the arraignment
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
SEIZED THE SKELETONS.
Queer Collateral for . New York Banks
Loan.

Queer Collateral for . New York Banks
Loan.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The sheriff on
Tuesday went on hunt for q lot of
skeletons under writ of replevin for
about S., 600 which the National bank
of deposit of New York obtained
against the firm of Sarly, Coles s.
Co., No. 14l Maiden lane, who failed
. few weeks ago. The bank claims a
lien on the property, 1t is said, for
advances made. After q long search
the sheriff's officers discovered in Maid
en- lane four entire articulated slScle-
tons, eight skulls, innumerable bones
and other portions of anatomy which
they were very chary in handling. The
replevin calls for moro skeletons, but
they have not yet been found.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
ILLINOIS KNIGHTS TEMPlAR.
The Grand Commsndery Meets In Chicago
-omcsrs Oh osen.

The Grand Commsndery Meets In Chicago
-Omcsrs Oh ossn.
CHICAGO, Oct aa--The thirty fifth
annual conclave of Knights Templsr
of Illinois began on Tuesday at
Apollo hall on Monroe street Illinois
has nearly 5000 sir knights. half OF
whom are in Cook county. The 1lli-
nois jurisdiction ranks as third largest
in the world. The wealth OF the order
In this state. with It's ffty-nine sub
ordinate Communicates 10 estimated at
81. 900. 600.
The principal work Tuesday was the
election OF officers, which resulted as
follows :. o. Spring. Peoria, @. G.;
G. q. Mac, Mattoon. ID. q. c.: II. NJ.
Hall. olncy. g. O.: n. II. Montgomery,
Carrollton, @. G. c.; Rev. James Mil
Ter. Decatur. q. p; A. L. Webster.
Danville. q. g W; r. c. Pace. Ashley,
a. J. w: J. IT. witbeck, Chicago, e.
l.: Gilbert W. Barnard, Chicago. q. r.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

GBEExvLLE, Pa, Oct 2s A fv
wheel exploded at Kimberley rolling
mill Tuesday. tearing a large hole in
the roof and injuring Eve men. Their
names were Michael Shoemaker, Fred
Bolirer, John Clifford. Michael Spring
and James Edwards. Two OF the men
were working on the roof and were
thrown 20 feet in the air. They were
badly mangied and win die.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
The Brazilian ainister.

New YoRK, Oct. 2S.-Dr. Salvador de
Mondonca, the minister from the
United States of Brazil to this country.
was passenger by the steamer Males
tic which has arrived here from Liver.
pool DR.. Mondonca was for eighteen
years the consul general OF Brazil at
New York, and delegate to the inter
national Am erican conference at Wash
ington, and. as minister of the new re-
public, negotiated with the United
States the first reciprocity convention
Oh tered into under the tariff act
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

CHrcAeo. Oct 2s Negotiations for
the purchase 81 the renowned Cab
vssisn library In Berlin. Germany. have
iuss been closed ~ capitalists 81 this
ctr. The library has on its shelves
$50. 900 volumes and iso, Geo aisserfs-
tionS The price paid for this rare col
lection Is rot made pubiic. The books
win - inmediateiy shipped 70 this
citv sna wili be placed in the new
Chicago lihrarv.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
SHOT HER ASSAiLANT.


BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Oct e. - At
Wardner, a little mining town in this
county. Henry Low was shot and in
stantly killed by Anna Allen, q young
woman OF IS years, whom he was
assaulting. He went to the home Of
her parents about 8 o'clock in the after
noon and. finding her there alone. at
tackled her. She struggled desperately
to free herself, and breaking partially
loose, she reached pistol on the man.
tel. Placing IL directly against his
side she fred Low fell to the floor
and Miss Allen fed To give the alarm
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
Fire In |. kansas Town.

Sr. JosEFH. Mo-. Oct 2s.-A livery
stable and ten head of horses, tho
Hamiin house. lumber yard, two
stores and several dwelling houses
were burned at Hamlin. Kan, a few
miles west OF here Tuesday afternoon.
The ere started in the livery stable
from a burning match which was
dropped by an employe. Loss. SIS, eco;
Insurance. very small.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

WHITEHALL Wa. oet es Charles
Nein. ts-yesroia scy % Preston. &C.
cidentslly killed hinsseif Tuesday lie
was cut hunting With party Of hovs
and jeksnsiy remarked that ne did not
want - i've any loager Resting be
head % The ernarsi ard pullinr be
chin Over the rsassie he unintenficnst.
y straek he henmer hsra snearh "a
ds>ehsrxs shs esu. iiterslis blowp~
BIS hesa sT~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
Csptared IN omaha

OMAHA. Neb.. Oct as-Thomas Doer.
finger. defanlting treasurer Of the
Pittsburgh pa school board. was ar.
rested here - he WA stepping from q
Rock Island train lie at first gave
his name - Henry ". Jones. but after.
ward acknowledged his identity. His
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
Wisconsin. state Fair site.

MILWAUKEE. Oct 2s After q pro-
tractcd session the state fair site com
lected the Stevens farm. In the town ~
Wauwatoss. as the permanent location
for the grounds The tract is miles
from the post ofice here. comprises iss
acres. and the price paid is $3.50 per
1ara
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

CHICAGO. Oct esp. NJ Marshall en-
tered thu European hotel. AZ ssr Clark
street, At $50 O'Clock n m. pnt his
name on the register and took a seat.
The clerk went 20 prepare a room. and
~ he left tue efice Marshall shct him
self Through the bead Death was in
stsntsneeus. and the body was removed
- the morxus.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
CLOWN TO ATOMS.
Two Men Killed by tho Explosion OF .
Powder Mill In Ohio.

PTrrsBURGH. Pa, Oct. 2s.-A Chron-
icle-Telegraph Youngstown TO- spe-
cial says: Shortly before s O'Clock a. m.
the glaze-mill of the Ohio powder works,
located miles north of this city,
exploded, killing two men-Joseph
Maags and Ben Somans-and complete
ly destroying the mill. At the time the
mill contained 500 kegs of powder. and
the mutilated remains of the men were
scattered over n ten-acre field. The
mill has been running four months.
and is comparatively new, and the men
killed were the only two employed in
the mill
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

C1scIsSArI. Oct 2s--Nins suppers.
gaming tables and races are the causes
OF the EN- bezzlement of nearly STA 100
by william l. Munson, assistant secre-
tary OF the Fulton Building 4 Loan
association The disclosures were made
by his father, who is secretary and
treasurer, and his younger brother
George. who is an assistant.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Centennial Celebration OF st. niary's Sem
mary In Baltimore.


BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 2S-The CEN
tcnnial celebration of st. Mary's semi
macy, on Paca street, tho oldest reli-
gious institution in the country, began
at 1890 a. IN. with pontifical mass
at the cathedral. Following the
mass dinner was served at the
seminary. at which there was
a distinguished company of bishops,
clergy and elders. Toasts were
responded to by Cardinal Glib
bons. DR.. Fitzmorris. of Philadclphis.
and others. Friday pontiiical requiem
mass will be said for the deceased
students of the seminary, and in the
evening the alumni of the old college
will hold n meeting which will be adj
dressed by Hon A. Leo Knott. ex-
states attorney and a prominent pol
itician. A reception will be held at
the seminary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29
KILLED HIS SON.
An Old Man Compelled to shoot to save
His Own Life.

His own LIFE
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct 2S-News
has just reached here from Seymour.
Webster county, that fatal fight oc-
Cured near Hartville. in which Sol
johnson shot his son Bill Bill John
son, a noted young desperate of that
section, was in o saloon drinking with
some companions when his father came
in. Bill attempted to make the old
man take q drink. A fight ensued, in
which the son knocked the father
down several times with beer bottle.
The old man at last drew revolver
and shot his son five times in the
breast, killing him almost instantly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

Loxpcx, Oct - --Frederiek Smith.
conservative. son Of the late William
uenrx smith. has been elected member
az parliament FOR the strand division IN
snccexssoa % his father. Mr.. Smith re-
c~ived s.ssa votes and DIT. satseridgs.
liberal 1. So
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

cs~rsxxArs a. Oct - = The Deds-
worth alssslisry. known IN tse eoFa.
nerrs.l ~orsa - IRE Clifton psssilisna
tc.nn.ax. was conpleteiy dest~oyed
Az e. Twe.ssar night Lo<A VS., SO
insurance unknswh
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

Gnvtr Tsfssl Nens. Oct % The
foreman fes Contractor oTnrien. en-
rs~ed 10 construction for TIE Great
Northern railway. ora<r~d t~c unsn ~
aslu sat . h9se eoasainfsr rs~s~r and
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

which had become ehoksd an explosion
followed. instantly killing two labor
ers Two more died later from injuries
The men at the drill were not harmed
The evening world., 1891-12-14
WA |. | /, 5 ST
- -.------ -:
STOCK REPORTS.
Au Attack or Northern Pacific
Lowered It's Quotations,
BUSINESS Closed at the Top figures
OF tie Day.
Rock Island Dividend Notice
Strengthened the .Snare Market.

WALL STREET, Monday, Dec. l4.-lhn
operations III thu stock market to-day. As II
rule, prices were lower, with Northern Paciut
pue.trr,d a. the particularly weak spot. This
stoc lc.l nom GS tu GGaa carrying down the
general list 4. t. y. per cent.
Rock Island rang, Il between S4Ss S5Ll,
the stock moving ~ ana down according To
runuIs st ailua about the coming dNlucni.
After mid idN New England rose to ~
fron 3T34. anI this strengthened the whole
market.
steamship La Bourgognc brought s455,OO0
Z lid to LaZard Frcrcs, making the tutai re-
Gel Is Since Sept II $2T,5lJ,3DS.
sterling exchange was nrnI, GO-day bills
having been advanced t. I.S3lp.
The director, Ol the Rock Island + ad this
Afternoon advanced the dlIiurhd ra, luf lhc
quarter to ! per cent. transfer books Cl 81
Dec. "a aud reopen Jan. 20.
IniS changed the character of the share
marhct, Which Immediately became decidedly
StIung, rock Island rising to Nb9s iurii z
n a q lucy t. lpbAs St Pau t. -, y,
Chl,uSJ Gas 10 70. Al MS n /, l3rs AL
Suur Pacilic to o."s ana Northern I'acinc
preferred tJ G1a,. \. ,Ac close prices were
a. he top Oh no day.
II Is Oiicially announced that "a .urnal
proposition has been made To The Northwest
co. u turn over TO II the NJ. l.. 5. q ". road
o. tine bass ui an exchange ul stocks
The Dlsiiliius ~ tattlr fccUi Is company
has declared a quarterly diNid 'uu III ~. yer
coat. payable Jan /, lsH". BuJhs clu,c p"c.
IL ana open dan. -.
,Ac treasury Department to day pur.
chased 10000 ounces -, the I&G,OUO ounces
o. aiiy,! uil,l, amt IlJiG 90.
'Inc total sales at tho Sew York StocS EN-
cAausr To-day, were ..0 500 shares u listed
81 vha, $4,000 UuhCCo OF silver ANA l4,OUu
barrels Penn -yNan!a oil.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
BABY GUsS|E's BODY FOUND.
Buried by Fire Debris in Her
Delaney Street Home

The body OF twO-and-a-Aalt-year-old Gussie
strauuh, Who has been nj sing since he sup
posed iuccudiiry nrr at 3lJ Delaney street
On Friday msht last, was Ivund among a
heap oI debris al the /. OF oI the stairs on
the fourth moor uf the burned building by tho
ch!lds father to-day.
During the progress o. the fire MIR. and Mrs.
Jacob Spruurh. who occupied apartments ON
the third noor, attempted to escape by the
ROOF.
GuS~ic was placed IN III care of Mr..
SpraUrh's cousin, MO.L ka-tcnbnum VINO
SAYS mat another man TOOK lLt Ehllt away
n, Ia nm when they reached the loJL
TGcurliu arirls body was rlgaliUlIE burned
aud murlU'rd. The remains "cr" placed III
u u,stCl aud tahta 10 tAJ Delaleey street
police STATION.
II :, now 7up' n>ci that tn child was over
.IUu hy smoke aud fr!i before ferchlng Ihs
IrDf aad hat IN III, terror kIStcLhaum, who
hai been lradi.s hyr ny the hand. allowed
lpr ~ remain Whcgr she tell and hUrrieily
I.ldr his own way uui ~ the bulIlug. Ills
story ui Another man hl'in, taken the child
iron! ..m j. generally dI~crgdiied,
Cast. nuA,rly said tGiS afternoon that he
would arrest kast-rCaun as soon as his uili-
co.'s c.uL mat hin. IL na,S kasteNOaum
cNlteAtly abandoned thu child TO It's tate.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
NO STAY IN DUTCHESS.
The General Term Orders an Elec'
ton Certificate for Deane.

Application was made this afternoon to the
supreme Court General Term, in Brooklyn,
by District-Attorncy James w. Ridgcway,
representing the interests OF Mr. Osborne, the
Democratic candidate tor Senator IN the
Fltteenth District, for stay OF proceedings
upon the decision of Chief Justice Barnard at
Poughkeepsic last saturday, holding that the
thirty-one alleged defective ballots which
were thrown out by the Board Of County CAN
vassers must be counted for Gilbert 4. Deanc
the Republican candidate, and that new
return be Immediately made by the Cam
vasserS. Lawyer William II. Wood, repre-
senting the DutchesS County Board Of Cam
yassers, consented To the stay.
Justice Barnard, however, denied the anpli-
cation, and his colleagues, justices Dykman
and Pratt, cOncurred, On the ground that the
defective returns having already gone to Al
bany II was only Just tAat the corrected re-
turns should b. made to the state authorities
us soon as possible.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
MISS ST. JOHN CAN'T GO FREE.
Her Application for Divorce Re-
fused by a British Jury.


LONDON. Dee. 1.-THE suit for divorce Of
Miss Florence 81. John against her husband,
Duplancy Marius, was continued to-day.
The FIRST witness called was u Mrs. Ned
land. She testified that she had seen Mr..
MariuS drinking and that his nduct frigh
tened her.
The name OF Arthur Cohen was next called
Cohen Is the correspondent in tho counter
action for divorce Instituted by MIR. Marius
agains, Miss st. John.
He walked JauntIly to the witness box, and
after the oath was administered to him, he,
IN response to couusets questions, denied
that there had ever been any undue familiar
ity between himself and Miss ST. John.
He had never been alone with Miss John In
her dre esslng-rOom. lie met the petitioner at
Monte carlo by accident. He did not fall In
love with her. The only feeling he enter
taincd for her was one Of respect and admira-
tiun.
1t was announced that the evidence was all
in, and Mr.. Gil, counsel for Mr. Marius,
stated that he thought the evidence sub
mitted for his client was 50 conclusive that
he was quite content to leave the issue to the
jury without making any address TO them II
STR Charles Russell, counsel fer Miss st.
John, would agree also not 10 address them.
Sir Charles Russell Immediately declared
that he was perfectly willing TO agree to this
course.
| Justice Jeune then summed w the case fol
the jury.
| The jury returned verdict refusing Miss
| st. John the divorce she asked for
| The jury found Mr.. Marlus not guilty OF the
acts of cruelty imputed to him BY Mss St
John, nor was Miss ST. John guilty OF the
/ statutory onense charged by Mr.. Marius.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
Goes Six and a NaIf Fur
longs in III IA
at Gutisnburg.
fastest TINE IN THE EAST.
FIeurette, MONDAY and Pelham
Show the Way Home.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.l


GUTTESBURG RACE TRACK, Dec. l4.-As
rule Monday programmes are very poor ones.
The fields are Invariably light, while the
quality is OF an Indifferent character. To
DAY was all exception TO the general rule,
however.
The fields were very large, four of the races
having Tiled to the limit of fifteen entries.
The other two contained respectively eleven
and seven entries. The quality, too, was far
above the average, and the prospects for
good days sport We're excellent.
The track was IN fine condition and the
mid weather brought out large crowd.
Not n horse was withdrawn from the first
race, dash OF six iurOng5 Tor all ages and
the fun fifteen came to post, making q field
very hard TO get away in good order.
The talent made the twO-year-old Feurette
favurite and played her heavily. The
daughter of fremont Justified the confidence
reposed In her by making the whole OF the
running and winning easily by length and
a half. Aliquippa, also q two-year-old and
third choice, was second and Sir Rae third.
i large field also came to The post IN the
second race and gave starter Caldwell more
trouble.
\ Onday was played for a good thing and
Lc won very easily from ZenODia, who was the
third choice a. q TO l. Chartreuse camc IN
. third.
IN" iavoritc, Houston. got away badly and
NAS never i'll the hunt.
Auiocru, was Il hot favorite In the third
race and landed the money, though TOanO
pr ,sud aim closely In the stretch. Toano
Nta sraohd choice. Sir George, third choice,
was third.
ilo time, l.2lI, beats any record made in
III" East ana Is within threc-Iourths OF q
second Oi the fastest time on record.
FIRST RACE.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
No New Trial for ,Ne,ch.

Judge Cowlns, Ia Part |. ut Genera! ses.
s!ous, to-day ucn.cd the motion lcg a new
tv.il Tor pllot Thomas Me!yh, OF tn tUgt ~
T. ". Dryoc, who WAS convicted Of Iaan-
slaughter IN the second degree Tor IUIAlp-
dIWa the yacht Nmlliu IN the Hudson hiNyr
Juur - last causing The death ut Frank
JrnAi,.a. Nriuh Win D. sentenced next week.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
DUCHESS COUNTTS RECANVASS.
Returns Received, but Can't DO Flied
by Secretary Rice.

ALBANY, Dee. IA cr"'tticd copy ~ tn
recanyass u the vote Tor senator IL nutcRuss
county. under Judge Baruards order, MAS
sent To the oliiCG Cf the Secretary ul STATE
this m0rLlng by Matthew Haze, of this CltE,
counsel Tor The Republicans.
4 he paper Was not placed on ME tDr the
reason that Tho secretary ul state cannot gr-
CtlNc certified copy ul a canvass except u, IN
the CUuuty Clerk.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
Would-Be Lynchers Strangely Foiled
IpY ASSOCIATED PREss.l

SAVANNAH, Dec. 14.-At $50 o'clock yester-
day morning mob OF masked men broke into
the lail at Waycross Tor the purpose OF killing
Welcome Golding, The leader OF a riot ut
Varus, Saw-Mili, IN which a white man was
killed, and Elijah Cheayes, negro charged
with the murder Of sheriff Culpepper, oI
Ware County.
The prisoners heard them coming, and,
clinging to the sides OF their cells, made no
reply to questions. The mob riddled the
empty beds OF tue prisoners With bullets, and
lett thinking they had killed their men. The
prisoners escaped unnurt.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
Secretary Foster Slowly Improving.

WASHINGTON, Dee. li.-Secretary Foster
continue, 10 t'uprOTe slowly, but will hardly
be ab,rt tn leave Ms house this month. lie
WAS ,omprl.rl 10 cancel his .lgagCment 10
SPEAK AZ taY dinner ot the boston Board oI
Trade NcIuvsdIE evening next, bui mas ar
ranged with Assistant secretary Nttt.cton u
rcpTr,uu, him uu that occasion. cen. Settle-
ton lett here Tor BOStJl this afternoon.
The evening world., 1891-12-14

iursc s4oo: for beaten horses; six fur

B'tti"E--Flturettc, IL to and 4 to 3, Nirgc, 4
AMI . to ); Aliqupp?, anu ,, Forest klns, 3
nI,ti =, Sir ltRc, iGand3; Granite, Is and Little
tuesday, ~ aad q, Puzzle 20 and b; Little Min
ric, - ana o., Royrr, 40 ami IL: Malachi, 40 and
A. AIseura gcld.ng. Go and 70; ie"ert. 100 and
40; iiottie, 100 ald 40, Extra, 100 and 4O
Flpurcttc jumped 70 the front in the first
fl !nG and wus joined by A!liQuivpa AT the
GGiIjr..
Intsu two made th' whole Of the running,
llrurcttr winnil : nand!iy by II length and a
hall from AIlilulpgu. who was three lengths
In irpJl - II, ltac. IinC-ll52,
Autucs paid. Straight, $J.3O; place,
s3.2J. Ai.lqulppa paiu 500
SECOND RACE.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
CONVICT HARDY ESCAPES AGAIN
Clinton Prison Can't Hold tho New
York Bank Thief.

TROY, Dec. 14.-licnry +. Hardy, the New
York bank thief, who escaped from clinton
Prison and was shot down at Plattsburg Oct.
4 by police oillCor, escaped from prison
again this morning.
Hardy was IN the hospital and escaped
through a window by means OF rope made
from the bedclOthcs. A carriage was III
waiting, and II Is thought he was driven into
Canada.
The evening world., 1891-12-14
MKINLEY HAS THE GRIP.
a Milwaukee Sufferer Follows q
Friends Example and Suicides.
rBY ASSOCIATED pRyss. I

icy AHSOCIATED FRTHb.T
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-GOv.-elect Mckinley, OF
Ohio, Is suffering from an attack OF grip at
Canton.
At Milwaukee, Lemuel Richards. q long
time friend OF DR.. Boring, OF Evanston, who
killed himself lew days ago, committed sui
eide while suffering with the grip yesterday
CANTON, o., Dec. l4.--Gov.-elect Mckinley
room,
The evening world., 1891-12-14

SoutherlV tDfPds. For TufSdGB: Increasing
clOudmess, UHh ligh rdGi; SidfJndrB te",-
IeTdiHrf.
The following record shows the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty-lOur
hours In comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year, as Indicated by the theG-
momcter at Perry's Pharmacy
1890 1891 1890 1891.
s..s''" II a 225hM'..... " 20
A. NJ" ~ ~ IL Mo-, 50 30 r.
JsAr, 2ols degrees
The evening world., 1891-12-14
Roundsmnn Re.lly IN Charge.

Roundsman James II. Reilly, OF the Nor
risania station, has been transferred TO
Police Headquarters and put In charge OF the
central ONCE squad, which place was made
vacant by the death OF ROundsman George
Richards. Rnundsman Reilly was formerly
ward detective In the Nest Furty-scyehlh
street station.