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The evening world., 1891-04-28

Discussing Railway Mall Service.
A convention Of prominent ofncials OF the
railway mail service was held to-day in room
3S Of the Post-o once building to discuss mat
ters anectinR the conuuct OF the service. II
was called by Supt h. G. Jackson.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Capt. Twomey convalescent.

Capt Francis J. Twomey. the veteran
Clerk OF the Board OF Aldermen, who has
been confined to his residence with rheu,
Hall to-day after three weeks absence.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
His Wife's Eye Knocked Ont

John HAnebury. Of leh Tiffany Place,
Brooklyn was arrested this morning
CHARGED with asaAultinR his wife. He com.
plAined because meal was not ready, and
u 70 alleged that he knocked his Wi!O's oye
out with q chair.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Site for O Cox Status.

Alderman Harris, at to-day's meeting Of
the Board Of Aldermen. intr oduced reso-
lu Non requesting the Park Board to name q
site in one OF city's parks for the erection of
the statue OF the late CongressrnAn i. 8.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

The Body Was Patrick 3. Wards.
The body Of the man found drowned at
the foot Of Vesey street. April 12. was ideI-
titled at the Morgue TODAY as that of Pat
rick Z. Ward, Of No. 3S2 Green wich street,
who disappeared April 10.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Hold for Stealing Mueic

Charles KlueRel, of sao East Twenty-sec-
ond street. was held at Essex Market to-day
charged with the theft OF slOO worth OF
music plates from Julius E. Schott, a music
publisher.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Mrs. Rohlfs Wants a rivoree.

Mary A. Rohlfs to-day began suit In
Brooklyn for divorce from her husband.
John II. RohlfS. She charges that her hus-
band has, since Aug. 10. 1890, been living
with Eva Rohlfs at 2l0 Ten Eyck street.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Fishermen, Take Notice.

1t viii DO higO water to-SnorroW, April 70.
At Sandy Hook At ll.8l A. NJ, AT GoVernor's
is'aad At IL ~ A N. and a. Hell Gate At 1. %
The evening world., 1891-04-28
FIRED ON AN AMERICAN SHIP.
A Chilian Government Battery Made
an Uncomfortable Mistake.

IsPEcIAL TO THE hVENINo NORLD.I
sAS FRANCISCO, April sS. The American
schooner Fred K Louder. arriving here from
TaltAl Chin, reports having been nred on ey q
ChiliAu shore battery, she being mistaken for
a rebel boat. when entering The port At TaltAl
one evening last February. the Louder was
not damaged.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
CITY NEWS IERsELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from
Note Book and Docket.
Shot a Mad Dor.

Policeman Terhune, this morning shot and
killed q mad dog at 2sS East One Hundred and
Eighth street.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Itelys' oonSiots Can't Enter.

Giuseppe Mascarelli, q young italian
immigrant. was detained to-day on an
accusation made BY Cipnone Marchese,
another Italian, that Mascarelli had stabbed
him IN Italy, and was an ex-oouvict
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Suicide by Shooting.

John Adarine. Of 485 Water street. shot him.
self In the forehead this afternoon. with sui
cidal ATTEMPT he was takeu to Gouverneur
Hospital, where he died al 3 O'Clock. He was
forty-th years old.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
THIRD RACE
Selling; flye aud . half furlongS.

Dalsyrian cas out the running TO the turn.
next.
This order prevailed al the head OF the
MsIetch, hut there Hamilton cut loose win Mer-
Iuen, Snd she passed the Others easily, win
nlng by length and a haIf nom Au ocrat, VINO
vas TWO lengths before Lemon. Time-L0a
Nutoels paid; straight, u %; place, g. 30.
Auiocrat paid ~ 20.
FOURTH RACE.
sixteenth
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Mining Stooka.
Bid. ASkOd.

The following are ino closing quotations OF
mining Stocks al the Consolidated Exchange
to-day:
The evening world., 1891-04-28

R'isis:H Il. 5S::fS.iEr e.: s. ca 81. !'s -eG BY
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Sandstone, NuoiSn, Jed and GTimaldl, from
their performances yesterday, Indicate that
they are ne riy on edge They win be worth
q bet next time they START.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

a,a,hey got away in close order, and Text was
Jack Rose next. s'
aoSap oDeiaplter showed In front for while going
ms u, .ne oaekstreteh. but Text sgaiu took up
Hose close up wa Ds' --~
a,Is,E Badge showed In 'front.' n the head Of the
Al "s, Snd appeared TO % winning easily
~ Of Bergen ana Tara, Jack Ross and Text
The evening world., 1891-04-28
}. r. Ross has shipped Kitty Van and several
OF hiS tWo- -year-oldS to the Gravesend track.

Leather Stocking ran fourth In the tWo-yeaE-
old race yesterday. he is well bred, and will
be worth watching IN MS next race.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
AFTER cAMERoN's SCALP.
The Changers May Yet Succeed in Beating
Hum.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 15.-At caucus
OF the democratic senator's today it was re-
solved to oppose the confirmation of any
appointment sent in by Governor
Beaver outside of aldermen, just
ices of the peace and notaries
public. The republicans learning OF this,
did not call up any appointments in exc
cutive session. A two thirds vote
is necessary for confirmation and
the republicans only have thir-
ty-one out of the fifty senator.
A republican caucus was held this after
noon, at which it was resolved to meet
the issue as presented by the democrats.
Several of the senators said that if the
democratic program was carried out the
republicans wauld refuse to confirm Gov
ernOr-elect Pattison's cabinet or any OF his
appointments.
Both branches of the legislature today
proceeded to the nomination of candidates
for the L. s. senatorship, ballOtihg for
which will take place on the Goth inst.
In the senate j. Donald Cameron, the
present incumbent, was the only nominee
upon the republican side. The demo-
Gratis placed in nomination State SEN
ator Ross of Bucks county, and
the Hon. Chauncey F. Black of
York county. In the house, after
Cameron. Ross and Black had been
nominated Mr.. Mcclure (rep of Della
ware county placed in nomination Austin
l.. Taggart OF Montgomery county. In a
speech following the nomination, Mr.. Nc
Guire said he was confident of being able
to defeat Cameron now that Taggart had
the grangers at his back"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
VIII Support Hill.

DENVER, Jan. l6.-A letter has been re-
ceived from Senators Teller and Wolcott
saying that, although Hills nomination as
a member of the monetary commission
was intended as a direct affront to them
by the president because of their course
on the silver bill, and while they could
easily defeat confirmation of the nominal
ton, vet in the interest of the silver
cause they will not oppose his contrma-
ton, for if Hill was rejected some mono
metallest might take his place. They
urge a speedy settlement OF the troubles
in the Colorado house.
The chamber of commerce adopted a
resolution in favor of the free-coinage bill
and deploring the fact that it has been
made party question.
Police Inspector Hawley, who was shot
yesterday morning by Harry Mccoy, dur
ing discussion over the present legisla-
tive troubles, died at noon. The two
warning factions of the house of repre-
sentatives have failed to vet reach an
amicable settlement of their differences.
This morning the combine" met in the
legislative hall at o'clock and without
transacting any business adjourned until
tomorrow. The Hanna crowd met in the
same hall half an hour later and adj
iourned till o'clock this afternoon. The
voting strength of the factions still re-
mains: Combine, %; Hanna men, 81.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
A FARMER ON THE JUDICIARY.
The Kansas Speaker Makes a Decided In.
ncvation.

ncvatiOn.
Topeka. Kas., Jan. 15.-When the lower
house OF the general assembly met this
morning Judge Webb, a republican, sug
gested that the time might be saved by
dispensing with the roll-call, arguing that
the speaker could by glance determine
whether quorum was present. Speaker
Elder replied that the roll-call was the
proper way to determine the presence of a
quorum. Congress had tried other
wavs, he said, but it had not been
nal the committees were appointed.
Contrary to precedence, ]. :. DOolittle,
a farmer, was made chairman OF the
judiciary committee, instead OF a lawyer.
Republican lawyers are the other mem
bers of the committee. Bills OF ali kinds.
such a. had been expected from the alli-
ance members, were introduced by scores
TODAY. Among them were bills to pro-
hibit the voting of bonds by townships
and counties to aid in the construction Of
railroads; providing for the taxation OF
railways according to assessed valuation I;
providing for the election of railroad
commissioners by a vote of the people,
and extending the time for the foreclosure
of mortgages. Speaker Elder introduced
q bill providing for the abolition OF all
railroad passes and reducing the passen-
ger rate from 3 to cents mile lie also
introduced bill making the loss OF prin-
cipal the penalty of usury.
The senate got into a wrangIe over the
proper disposition to make OF bills intro
duced by the codifying committee APP
pointed by Governor Humphrey at the
last session 10 revise the state laws. The
senate finally adjourned for the dav with
out making disposition of the committee
report. great deal OF dissatisfaction
prevails over the report, and il is probable
that the recommendations of the commit
tee Will not be enacted into laws.
4 state convention of negroes has been
called TO meet on the 9th inst. TO discuss
the educational laws of the state. The
laws Mt present provide for separate
schools for the whites and negroes. The
object OF the convention is to recommend
that the law be so amended to admit ne
groes to all OF the schools.
Every member OF the legislature this
morning found on his desk a printed cir
cular letter signed COMMITTEE" The
writer states himself to be farmers alli-
ance man and advises the farmers alli-
ance to abstain from holding caucus on
the senatorial question. The alliance
members say that the circular was written
by the republican state central committee,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
Governor Peck Inargurated.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 15.-Both houses
OF the legislature with the justices OF the
supreme court and state officers assembled
in joint convention today and listened to
the reading of the governors message. 1t
was one of the shortest ever delivered. II
recommends economy in state expendi-
lures. adjustment of the board of state
charities and reforms, state timber agents
and game wardens; passage of the law
covering interests on state funds with
state treasury; law for semi-annual pay.
ment of taxes: the repeal OF the Bennett
compulsory school law laws for improve
ment OF the national guard and an ap.
preparation for a worlds fair exhibit.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
A RED-HoT ROW.
The Speaker Removed Amid the Greatest
Confusion.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 15.-The row in the
lower house of the legislature begun on
Friday was renewed yesterday. The mo-
ton to adopt the journal of Friday which
contained the appointment of house COM
mittees was defeated by the combine
after two hours fillibustering. The party
then moved an adjournment, which was
declared carried, though the utmost COM
motion and calls of roll-call and yeas and
NAYS were made. Before the members
could leave the house Brown, the leader
of the combine. moved that the positi IL OF
speaker of the house be declared vacant.
He announced the motion carried by a
vote of % to p. White OF Custer county.
was then chosen speaker and in the
greatest confusion the house adjourned.
The governor has been called upon to
take action in the matter and serious
trouble is feared tomorrow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
Peru Sentinel. !

In his message to the Indiana legisla-
ture Governor Hovey "criticises the new
election law and deplores the cost of cleo
tons. This is natural. He was elected by
the blocks-of-fve method, and judging by
the operation of the Australian ballot law
at the recent election, he has reason to
fear that in the future republican victories
such as have disgraced his state in the
past will be few and far between. So far
rs cost is concerned, any law that guaran-
tees TO the people OF Indiana an honest
and an unbought election is cheap enough.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
In the Minnesota Senate.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 16.-In the state
senate today Mr. Sanborn introduced a
resolution providing that the standing
committee of finance be directed
to investigate and report to the senate
what change in the administration of the
state government. and what conditions and
policies have made it necessary to increase
the amount of money raised by taxation
from 1899, 1863 in 1885 to 81 ,4SS, 930.62 in
1890 rs appears by the report of the state
treasurer, and whether the government
can be properly administered without a
deficit in the treasury.
Other bills were introduced for creating
a board of immigration. and enacting
legislation relative to railroads. The al
lance members have hung up two APP
pointments which do not suit them.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
Political Notes.

Governor Thayer has finally vacated the
executive Offices at Lincoln and Governor
Boyd is in possession.
New Hampshire republicans nominated
J. ii. Gallinger for senator, defeating SEN
ator Blair.
The New York state farmers league
adopted platform. 1t does not differ ma
terially from all alliance platforms.
Powell Clayton has resigned as chair
man of the Arkansas republican commit
tee and is succeeded by Henry NJ. Cooper.
NJ. w. Gibbs (colored) is made secretary.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
NINE DROWNED.
FOolhardy People Lose Their Lives on the
Seine.


PARIS, Jan. ia terrible accident, by
which nine foolhardy persons lost their
lives, occurred here today. The Seine, with
the exception Of the center of the river,
has been frozen over for some time past.
Yesterday the whole river was covered
with ice, the middle Of the stream, how
ever being hidden by what the police
judged to be dangerously thin ice. Con-
sequently, the authorities forbade people
to attempt 20 cross the river, and the po-
lice were instructed TO enforce the order.
In spite OF this, number of yenturesome
men and boys attempted to cross the Seine
on the ice. As they neared the middle
of the stream the ice gave away, and
.precipitated crowd of people into the
freezing water. Nine persons are known
TO have been drowned.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
rEran.rIlle couriar.l

His action in appointing Mcbride to the
supreme bench ought to have prevented
Governor Hovey from making any nom
partisan suggestions to the legislature. 1t
is not considered becoming, according to
the best standards OF propriety, to advise
others not to do a thing that one motor
iously has frequently done himself.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
How Often L. ouadrenniaI?
Inter Ocean,

Mr.. and Mrs. Blossom of st. Louis vera
discussing the woman question now agi-
tating the methodist episcopal church.
The general conference, in which it is
proposed that women shall sit as dele
gates, is a quadrennial body" remarked
Blossom.
YES" replied Mrs. Blossom, II know
that; but how often does it meet?"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
Lafayette Journal. I

It is wrong, says Governor Hovey, to de-
prive citizen OF the right of voting for
whom he pleases, no matter whether NOM
mated by a convention or not. In that
case. is it not wrong for a governor to APP
point man TO position, whom the peo-
"; in fact, defeating him by over 10000
votes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
columbus Herald

Governor Hovey is hereby warned to
keep his hands off the election law. In
diana can't afford to take a backward
step.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21
HovEY,s MESSAGE.
The Democratic Press OF the state Hits Il
Hard.
Washington Democrat.

Sensible people are not in sympathy
with his objections TO the new election
law.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21

which, they say. fears that the holding of
an alliance caucus will lessen Mr.. ingalls,
chances for reelection.
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TIIE GEIsM DESTROY Err.

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And yet medicine is not without its
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Swift'a Specific Is. s. S. will destroy
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J. STRAS, {.
Tazewell q. H.. Va

VIRGINIA. fm the Clerks Office of
Tnzewell Circuit Court, June 81, 1891.
T.. L. Whitley, Complainant,
Mari Doughton, Mitchell Doughton Joseph
Doughten, Charles Donwhtcn, Enus
Doughtcn, Elizabeth Crockett, Nancy
Garter and - Carter, hor husbasd,
James Dillon, Rush Dillon, George
Dillon. James Mars. George Marrs
Amanda Mars, Utopia bfarrs, Bra1-
ton Mars, Bluford Marw, John
Marrs, Elizabeth Pruitt and Rawlcy
Pruitt, her husband. Thomas Davis and
Franklin Davis; the said George Dillon,
George Mars, Amanda Mars and
Utopia Mars nre infants under tho moo
of 81 years, Defendants
The object OF this suit is to obtain for
c omplainant the legal title to 25 acres of
land Cess about five acras, to which com
plhinant already has title) originally grant
ed by the commonwealth of Virginia TO
Jesse Doughten, lying i'll Tazewell county.
vireina, on Little Horse Pen Creek of
jacobs fork of the Dry Fork of Tug River
patent dated June 3D.. 1856 and sold Nv
the said Jesse Dou shten to one L. r.. L..
Davis 22d day of March. 1860, and by l..
Il. l.. Davis TO Henry w. Mars in 1864
and bv Henry w. Alarrs to complainant in
1875.
And it appearing from sufficient evil
dence on file in this Office that the said
Mari Donghten, Joseph Donghten, Mitch
ell Doughtcn, Charles Doughten Nancy
Carter and - Garter, her husband James
Dillon, Rush Dillon, Bnxton Mars. Blu
ford Marrs, John Mnrrs, Thomas Davis
and Franklin Davis are not residents of
this Commonwealth, it is ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days after
due publication of this order and do wh.t-
may he necessary to protect their intercst
in this suit, and that copies hereof bo pub
lishcd and posted MS prescribed by law.
a copy-Fcstc
III. BANE HARTMAN, p. G.
HENRY GRAHAM, p. p.
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THE BAlSDEN TRIAL.


The trial of VIM. Baisden, which
was docketed for this last term If
County Conet, at Grundy, buchanan
county, was again postponed. On
Tuesday. July Dist, the prisoner was
Drought into court accompanied by
siX guards, armed with Winchester
rules Then Judge Jones asked if
the Commonwealth was ready the re-
ply was yes. but the defense rlead.
ed Tor an extension of time. Thus it
has gone from ono term OF court TO
another. The town at present is the
llvelIost Ill the State as it has been
rumored, and the rulnor almost con.
hrmcd, that Baisdcn's friends would
release him. Sixty determined men
arc pacing the street in front of the
Jall. A letter was found on the mr..
son of Buisden that said his friends
mad united with the Mccoy gang un.
der the leadership of Frank Phillips,
and had ordered arms and ammuni.
ton and would be in for him as soon
as the boys could be gotten together.
and for him not to take his boots off
but be ready to leave at any timo.
That little hero, Will Beyins tbe
detective who arrested Baisden has
been with him constantly ever since
his arrest. has taken quarters in the
Jail, and says that Bill Baisdep shall
never be taken from the Jail alive by
his friends. When such men as Rev.
ms make a remark they generally
stick to it or die. Also stationed nt
Grundy is that victorious warrior q,
many battle, "Kcntueliy Bill" who
with his long hair and buckhorn pine
says that he has come to see that
Baisden has his trial. These men
with the guard of sixty, will no doubt
make it interesting for the releasing
pnrty when they come, and il is like
ly that blood will be shed ON nj
sides.
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microbes of skin disease, and the
bacilli Of contagious and other forms
of blood poisoning, elects them from
tho blood, and purlios ind builds p
the system, No medical discovery
OF our day has achieved such rcmar :
able success.