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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-12

Under and 10y virtue OF an order OF salo Is.
sued by the clerk Of the district court Of
Dickinson county, stAteuf kHnsas, y cause
pending tn rein, wherein 4. H. Holcomb ~
nlaiutiff. md nuldah X Meyers. George
HoRCrs, r, ceiyrT OF The First NatiOnu Rank
on Abilene, Krn,ns, ID ", Nail, A. l., kinR,
Geo, q, IIOlt and Joun Hail, partners as Holt
a Hall are defru Iants, / Will
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-12

Of the front d or Of mo court house, IN tho
cttv OF Abilene, county ~ Dickinson and
state OF Kanfu. AT 10 clock a. m Of -Hid day
sell 10 the hign, n b ddei for cast, the fol
lowing described real 's'hte 10 VIII
Iots thirtythree 80 and thirty i've go,
on CEDAR street, In Augustine a LoDolh's
AMI. division Of Thompson A McroN's add
lion to tho cts Of Abilene, In Dickinson
county, siatc uf kanfas.
Tie said real e-ttte VIII De sold pursrnnt
10 Inc ia igmsnt Of the court IN SAID cause
recitcd In said order 81 sale,
A. ID 1903. ,,,,,
sheriifOf Dickinson County, Fansas
LITTLg a HARDEsTl,
Attorneys ioTaiItin
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-12
On MONDAY, NAV l8, A. D. 1892.
SHERIFF's SALE.

lFIrst published In tho ABILESE WEEK.
REFLECTOR Aprii II, lsH.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-12
Castoria.

"Castoria Is 10 we'll adapted 10 children thai
recommend II as superior TO any prescription
known TO me-"
II. A. ARcHER, NJ D.,
III 30. oxford st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians In the chlldren's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert.
encc In their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only havo among our
medical supplies what Is known a. regular
products, yet We are free 10 confess that tho
merits Of Castoria has won US 10 look with
favor upon t."
UMTEp HOSPITAL AND DIsPErsARY,
Boston, Masz
ALLEN Q. Smith, Pres,
urrsy Street, Now York City.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
RAVACHOL'S TRIAL BEGINS.
PrecaGt.ons Against Anarchist In
terfercnce Jurors Terrorized.

IVY LSeOC'LTrD rrrsN
PARIS, April !G.-1he trial OF RavaChol,
alias hall a dozen other names, Charles
Achillc simon, alias " Biscuit" Jao Beala,
alias Joseph MariuS, Charles Ferdinand Chuu-
martin, and tie girl Rosall" S0ubcre, began
to-day at the Seine A2ske Court.
so MANY threats have been made that
friends Of the prisoners would attempt some
desperate act to either free the accused or
prevent their trials that admission to the
GGurl-room was severely restricted.
only those personally known TO the court
officials ana the twenty-five witnesses We're
admitted.
The prisoners are charged with causing the
explosions at the residence Of Judge BenUit,
No. 1876 Boulevard St. German, and at the
residence Of Public Prosecutor Bulol, on the
corner OF the Rue de Cl!Chy and the Ruc dc
Berlin. They are also charged witlratrempt-
ing 10 blow up the police cOmmiNsarlut at
Cliuhl.
The most elaborate precautions were taken
by the authorities to guard against any at
tempt to iutcrfcrc with the course Of justice
The guards about the Palace de Justice were
rCdOuDled and every part OF the approaches
tu the building was watched closely. only
detectives and policemen could be seen IN the
corridors aud elsewhere IN the interior OF the
building.
when Judge cues entered he AT once sum-
moncd the jury, who presented greatly ais
turbed appearance The threats Of the
friends OF the prisoners have evidently
greatly ni,htenrd the jurors and the cE-
plo,lon Of last night no doubt had much "a
do with their very apparent unwllIngneSS "a
serve in This case, tor that is taken to proyc
that the police VIII not be able to protest the
Jurors after the trial Is finished
! After the jurors had taken their places the
! prisoners, headed by Rpyachol, were brought
in They were guarded by an immense mum
ber Of police.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
PLAINTIFF MADE DEFENDANT
George Anido Arrested in Police
Court for Abandonment.

The case OF George Auldo, who was pounded
on the head with a dumb-bcll by George
Kyle, the father Of Ethel Kyle OF l@1 East
one Hundred and First street, OH April 10.
was again called IN the Harlem Police Court
this morning.
Ethel Kyle, II VIII he remembered, was n
goVerucSs in family with which Anido
lived. He became cnamorCd Of her and after
she left her position, although he is married,
he called frequently on Miss Kyle ut her
residence.
ler father did not approve OF Andos visits,
and when lie discovered him making love TO
hi, daughter at midnight in his parlor with
the gas turned low, he and young DraruCr
NAMED MOrtemer Jack summarily cl"Ctcd
AuldU and pounded his head with dumb
bell.
AnidO was taken to the Presbyterian Hos
pital. lie was unable to appear against MS
aSSuiantn uEtll this morning, when all III"
parties 10 the trouble were IN court. AnluOs
head was Stil owathcd Ia hAndageS.
Counsel fOr Mr., Kyle asked for postpone
mcnt OF the case, and Justice Wcldc set II
down for May ).
+ At this iunCture O'liCcr John Foley, from
the jefferson Market court, arrived on the
scene and served warrant on AuidO tor
abandonment. IL had Gccn sworn out Dy his
wife. AndO was taken 10 Jefferson Market
Police Court To answer TO his wiIea COM
: DlailL.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
O'BR|EN'S TRAIL WELL HIODEN
The State Offers a Reward Of
$4,000 for His RcCapture.
His Alleged Accompllccs Under 20.
lice Surveillance Here.

Mr. Thomas U'Bricn, the Bunco King, who
escaped at l.lica from Keeper Buck, NJ
panrcmora rrls,n, last week, Is .til at
large, Notwithstanding the fact that tn"
reward Of $3.50 offered by Warden Thaycr
for his rccapturc has been added to t"n-foli
by COY. Flower who mas, on behalf Of the
state, offered reward ot s2.1uO.
OF all the persons said to be implicated IN
the conspiracy to aid O'Brion to escape, Buck
alone is IN custody. lie Is virtually prisoner
at DauncmOra, for although he is not locked
up in Il cell he Is not allowed to go outside the
prison walls.
Dispatches from Albany this morning say
that the state authUl les Will undoubtedly
secure the indictment Of BUCK, as well as ot
Mrs. Buck, VINO was with him when
OBrlcn escaped; Cf Pave uischler ana
"nDc" Minchou, who are alleged to have
arranged andCarricd out the details; OF United
States Deputy Marshal MCliwainr, who
served the writ OF habCas cnrpu, upon War
den Tnaycr and Of Annie Gray who IS
alleged to have supplied the money for the
enterprise.
tll these persons, except MCElwainc. arc
now In tlhS city, anu II /, saii that all ar,
Dring constantly ohddOWcd by detective
from Police Headquarters iu the belief that I
BriCn Is In tie city his friends viii attempt
/ to communicate with him, and thus disclose
his hiding place.
/ nischlrr l. still at the Gilsci House and Ia
no apparcat intention " returning to M
home in | tica very soon. lie takes no palm
to conceal his whereabouts, but spends th
most ot his time during the day away hon
the hotel
Chief Inspector Steers said this morninl
that So far ao ne knew O'Rricn had not Zee
rccapluted or even located. Concerning tn
possible arrest oi the alleged cunspirHtOI
VINO are III New York the Inspector said
"1hcy have not Vet been arrested, and
I cant say whether they VIII hr or not. hav
no idea what the authullLlcs ~ Allan
Will uO."
lie latest clue as to O'Bricn'S whcicabout
comes from Binghamtun, where the OunU
man is said to have arrived last NeuncsdI
night from Norwich. 1T Is thought that II
TOOK another night train there tor MuntreA
and detectives are following up that clue.
Tac startling Intelligence comes from chi
Cago tnat Detective William PlnktIton
OF that city. thinks OBricn LA
gone to spanish honduras, tcntra
america. lie says that The last tim
he saw O'Bri"n the latter tod him that Ii
was going there as soon as he could and tur
over new Leaf
The evening world., 1892-04-26

Eobody knows exactly how old "Ownny"
Is. or where he came nom originally, but 1t Is
safe to say that he has a wider acquaintance
than any other dog in the world, and has
record as n traveller that throws the exploits
OF Gen. Daniel Pratt, &. A. T., completely
into the shade.
There Is not a clerk in the railway mail
service from one end OF the country to the
other, who does not regard "Owncy" as a
personal friend, and "Owney rerlprocatcs
this feeling of good will ly absolutely rcfus-
ing 10 associate with any one who is not
connected with the postal department.
lie can scent a mail bag n mile of, and
when he travels 1t Is always in mail car.
where he knows he Is among his friends, who
will look after his comfort and see tnat he
never lacks good meal when he is hungry.
Although his pedigree Is matter ul con-
siderable uncertainty, appearances would IN
dlcate that he possesses predOminatlng
strain OF the Scotch terrier, although he Is
somewhat larger and more heavily built than
the purG-blOOded representatives OF that
breed of dogs
lie possesses In high degree all the know
ing qualities which distinguish the Scotch
terrier family, and for general intelligence,
HIS friends say, there Is not dog III existence
that is his equal.
Ills face Is homely. but good natured, and
he has "a faculty OF making himself perfectly
ut home wherever he may happen to be,
whether in the wilds OF canada and Maine,
or out on the plains or Texas, or the slopes OF
The evening world., 1892-04-26
SUSPECTED OF WIFE MURDER.
Philip Cunningham Locked Up
Pending a ooroner's Inquiry

Philip Cunningham, a carpenter residing In
n tencmeut-house IN the rear OF 423 East
Twelfth street, was arraigned in Essex Market
Police court this morning ana rcmandcd,
pending an Investigation by the Coroner into
the cause OF his wife's DEATH
Mrs Cunningham was found dead in one OF
the two rooms occupied by herself and hus-
band by Policeman Charles Nerrmann
at 80 o'clock last night. She was
lying upon her lace near a window,
with her feet under table. A small pool OF
blood on the oilcioth near her head was the
only thing the officer observed that was sug-
gestVc Of violence.
An EvESISG WORLD reporter saw the body
tins mOrniaG. II had been turned over on ITS
back, exposing the bloated and blacIened
features Of the dead woman. \ few feet away
from the head was a common table knife. II
had been stated tnat there were blood stains
on this knife. The reporter examined 1t, but
saw no blood on it.
The iron stand OF demolished lamp lay
near the woman'S head, and the shattered
fragments OF the glass barrel were scattered
over the table ana upon the iiOOr close by.
ON the cheap pine table was also the re-
mainder OF an unfinished meal. The inolr
was covered by niece OF oilCloth. which
was charred at the end near the window
The odOr OF kerosene was easily detected,
explaining the broken lamp, the burned table
cover and the blackcncd face OF the dead
woman.
There were no wounds visible, excepting q
slight burn On one OF the arms and very
slight Druise on the left side OF the forehead.
The blood on the floor had come from the
woman's nose or mouth. perhaps both.
The police are not disposed TO credit the
murder theory.
A Mrs MesSner, who lives on the ground
floor, just under the Cunningham apartments,
says she heard n scufle sunday night al
about 10 O'Clock, during which some heavy
object Tell upon he tlOOr.
Immediately thereafter man, who she
suspects was Cunningham, left the house
The unusual quiet that prevailed all day
sunday In the Cunningham apartmCnt'
further aroused Mrs. Meissncr'S Suspiciun'
and Of1icer Nerrmann was notified, with the
result stated above.
MIR. Cunningham said to an EvESING WORLI
reporter that his wife must have died Of hear
disease.
~ was at home saturday night until 1870
when lefr, and Gid not return again." SaIt
he. Before ! went my wlGc was drUnl
and ugly. The lamp Sputtcrcd and Snd
denly burst out In n great talnc. Sh,
threw wet towel around It ana the liam,
ana smoke blacEened her face. | nnall!
The evening world., 1892-04-26
PARIS IS QUAKING.
The --latest Dynamite Explosion
Renews the City's Panic
Utter Failure Of the Police to Pre-
vent Anarchist 0u.rages.
4 Special Onicer on Guard When
Last Nights Bomb Was Placed.
Irv DstOCIlrrD rpvSl.i


PARIS, April 26.-'ro state that the cN-
plOslOn last night at the cafe ot NJ. Very, ut
the corner OF the Boulevard Magenta and kuc
l.ancry, ha caused feeling OF CONSERVATION
IN this city Is u put II very mildly. The
truth Is that the people OF Paris are panic
stricken at the audaClty Of the Anarchists.
The leclng OF fear IS heightened by the ap-
parent impotenry OF the police to prevent the
Anarchists from committing OutragCS when
and where they plca.c. last nights cN-
plusun occurred at the very time policeman
was guarding the front Of tho cafe.
There was reason FOR last nithtS outrage.
II WAS in NJ. Nerys Gaze that RayaChOl the
Anarchist, whose trial is fixed orto-tay was
arrested, and IL was to NJ. Very and one NJ
his walters that the police were Indebted for
the Information that led to his capture.
The Government rewarded VI. Very and the
| waiter tor the Information they had FUR
/ niehcd, and the friends OF the prisoner threat
cncd them VITA dire vengeance. The Govern
mcnt sought to prevent these threats from
being carried into effect and detailed a special
guard TO watch the premises. In spite OF
tncsc precautions the Anarchists succeeded
III blowing the place up.
The scene In the vicinity Of the explosion
/ surpasscs description. Throughout the night
and morning excited crowds, sometimes
numbering 10000, tlilcd the streets aud sur
| rUurdcd the wrecked restaurant.
The police were utterly ppwcr!csS to keep
the crowd back, Thousands OF people were
( anxious to procure souvenirs OF the explosion
and the hattcrcd pieces OF wood IN front Ol
the place wcr" eagerly seized upon by relic
/ hunters. Finally the crowd became so large
and Unruy that II was necessary o call upon
the military for assistance in handling It, A
force OF infantry was despatched IL the scene
and the presence OF the troops soon resulted
in the restoration OF order.
The first rumor. as told in these dispatches
last night, had II that the explosive was
thrown through the grating In front o
the restaurant. This statement Is sup
ported by a passcr-by, who says that ht
saw scrpentinc flames shoot across the pave
ment. and that the roar Of the explosion i'm
raediately followed. The restaurant was
wrecked, as was also the shop OF Nine. Nor
anZc, dealer in secondhand goods next door
Mime. MoranAc rushed into the street crazet
with fear and went into Mysteries, 1t Is sait
that she had III her place 1000 old car
tridges. Had the explosion set these on tn,
loss OF life from the flying bullets would havt
been fearful.
At the time OF the explosion there wert
eleven persons in the restaurant, including
three workingmen.who were slightly bruised
Ihey were Mt first regarded with suspicion
by the police, who took them into custody
but later they we're released, they readil
showing that they had nothing whatever I
: do with tie aflair.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
FELL FROM A MOVING TRAIN.
Clothier Ritzkey, of BrooElyn, Found
Unconscious IN Tnrrytown.

irr-Cr.r - we rvFSINU w~Tf".
TARrYIow>, April @G.-A man Who de-
~crOcd himself a- IrcdcrcA lIl.cN, Il
III scN0I"S street, Hruohiyn, L. T., Va
found here tint, moruins unconscious
and suffering from severe injuries about
the head. lie SAID NE hai lalIlcu on
q train last night whil" on MS way huHr and
dld not remember anything Uu'l he Was
found lynx On broadway by pom cman. II"
said thai he was IN the Clulhius bu~iur=, In
Brooklyn and lett hone ON M"uuc,uN last
t. transact some busiH''s IN the upper par,
~ tie state.
Inc man was conveyed 20 the rhwUl>
Hotel, whuic NC was attended 10y nr llrt-
land. IA, rluIl's are u.l supposed Ip he
orr Us. ln- uIrLdo IA Br''h!yn Aa', teen
notified.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
GREAT SYNDICATE SALE.
GS3 BROADWAY. CORNER 3D st.
FIGHTING THE EDIs0N VERDICT.
Gen. Duncan Arguing for the United
States Company on Appeal.

States Company on Appeal.
The argument on the appeal OF the United
states Electric Light Company from dccl-
sion rendered In q lower court iu favor ~ the
Edison Electric Light Company ia SUIT
brought for an infringement OF patent,
was continued to-day before justices La
comUe and Shipman in the nlted states en-
cunt court Of Appeals.
The litigation is over the use by the United
States Company OF carbon 1ilament which
Thomas A. Edison claims as his patent and
the property OF the l.di5un EcCuic Light
company, and Involves, 1t Is said, royalties
aggrrgatiug S",OOu,UOO
Gen. :. ~ Duncan, Uf counsel FOR The ap-
pcllaut, cun-u.uci the cptir" morning In an
argument on the scientific FONTS Of the IN
vrnIiOn, claiming ina the same was not i
new IGra ana not original with Edison.
COnCcdi X III" invention in pUlnL might b"
the absolute production OF Mr. EdtNOn'H So
Nus, he COntcnd"d that his client should not
be- held responsible lUr Iu.rihGt mrnt, be- aust
the lamps ana illaincnt~ Used by IN" n!lri
states company were too widrh different
nom Nr. Edison to be properly construed ~
an Infringement
his third point was that the Edison ll"c'rl0
Ii.ht Company could not ual1tttin The a'ii pn
brcaISr II was not the owner CE the patent,
the oalu" having Epn" wtlh divers Other
pIOTcr,Icr into tie pu' session aad own r.uiI
OF the Edison General Electric company
when the two rOI ipuui"s CUuSJl dated.
Gru. duncan expects tu ur"upy lh' time
unlil Friday IN arguing the ten points sCl uI
IN his appeal.
Mr. ,anrors amendments were adopted
( ana he DlIl passed, yeas :.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
BLEW OUT The GAS.
A Farmers Boy Found Unconscious
IN a Brooklyn Hotel.

Sixtcen.ycar-old Abram Francis. farmers
helper. living at South Jamaica, J.. l.. as
found in-rnsible IN bed In II room IN hotel
ut the corner Of Flushing avenue and Hal!
street, Brooklyn. carly this morning,
Young Francis went 20 the hotel last night
and asked to Lr called at 1 O'Clock THIS morn
ing. When he watChnan went to call MIN
he detected a strong odur Of gas and broke
open the door
Francis was stretched across the bed I'M
conscious. 4 physician WAS summoned and
the boy was rcsusCitatcd. III" gas jet IN his
room was turned ON, and 1t Is supposed that
he blew out he ga Urlorc retiring.
The evening world., 1892-04-26

"Owncy" is one Of the most modest and re-
tlriug uf dogs, II was easy 10 soc that H. took
an immense amount OF sa.is.attiUn III CON
tcmplating his novel decorations.
There were brass tags stamped with the
official mark Of twenty or thirty posl-ulliccs,
including san Antonio, Fort Worth, New
orleans, Atlanta, NashNIic, Baltimore
Washington, cincinnati and Philadelphia;
two or three brass hOrrrNhOcS, one with the
inscription "GoOd Luck and God speed to
our Faithful Friend" another with " Pre-
sentcd To Ills DOgship, 10y +. NJ Parker,
Baltimore, T. o." and any number OF paper
tags, mailbag cheeks, ribbons. punched
coins aud other interesting CuriOs.
\ Llg disk Oi metal three inches In diameter
has this Inscription: Mex iulrN and prUtcC-
tIOn; made from ONO steel and California
TIN, riQua. q. 'iagS were presented by the
Cincinnati CJ1DDeICidi GizcNe and the Al
lauta CONSTITUTION. showing That "Ownrr"
has friends among the newspaper men. Three
Mexican coins. one copper and two silver
pieces. Japanese coin, Il lead hair dollar,
and number OF nOndcSCriCpt articles, max
ing at least hundred and nrty different me-
mentos OF the tliD, were attached TO the
harness.
In fact. everybody whom he met seemed ia
have wanted to contribute something Lo
Owncy's" collection OF CuriosltieS.
"Owney Is spending the day In the New
! YORK POst-OiiCc, where he held reception
| this morning and added one or two pieces Ia
! his collection OF coins, tags and medals. To-
night he Will return to Albany by the mail
train and study the condition Of aIIairo exist.
/ ing I'm he POot-OitiCC there.
An insinuation thaJ pWney Is empluyCd
by Uncle sam to investigate "rat-hOles" III
| the postal service Is Indignantly denied by hi
| friends. who say the distinguished traveller
| Is too honest and hi sh-mindtu tO play the spy
among ms friends.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
The Ly,le coniery Victims.

Po1TsvuIE, Pa, Apni "G.-lh" bcd.cN of
three OF those who were drowned al the
Lyllc coal COMPANY 5 WORKS on "wednesday
afternoon last were reached about U'Cl"'h
last evening, ana i've others, one Of tnrm
John H. Inrbry, were dI~CuNuI ed during lHr
night. 7 his morning IN" rsD ulng party are
sun AT work searching Ter ih" ninth ana Last
BODY IN the Inundated mine.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
ARRESTED BY A MANIAC.
John Graham's Rough Fxperie
in Elizabeth, n. j.

ELIzABET, y. j., April "G.-Jamcs Dono-
hue, an insane man, arrested John Graham
this morning on Broad street. Despite the
latter's resistance the maniac dragged him
two blocks to the Elizabeth police hcadquar-
tcrs,whcre he charged Graham with stabDlng
Policeman Martin yesterday
at once that Donohuc was demented, ana he
into cell where he VIII be held Tor medical
examination. lie Is thirty-tivc aud married
While Il brakeman some years ago his head
was injured by 4 bridge and his brain became
affected.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
THREE NEW CASES OF SMALLPOX
All Found on the East side, Above
Fi!ty-sixth Street.

The Health Board was notified this morn
Ing OF three new cases Of SMALLPOX. The
are carrie Alexander. thrr" years
old, OF @lG East Flry-scNcnth street; Will
lam smith, Two years old, Of i34 East fltiN-
rlghth street. ana MARY Werner thirty-NiN
years old, OG 3Oi East on2 Hundred and FIRST
street
Al three were removed to .hc Riverside
Hospital on North Brother Island.
The evening world., 1892-04-26

The -yndcate anlc has Just ~ereived the entire
n,aininE rtncLs ni thrr, wholesale houses. which
Spring suits and OVtrcOAts At about oue-thiid oi
their actual value.
corner Sd st.. hS been 80 su"cessful In selling on
wholesale stock that we Hrc prrssci Tor room hut
leading manufacturers nt hnc Clothing, and our
uihers are to sell without regard to cost which
m"snS At nrout 80 cents on the dollar. iV".I Eat-
mrni we sci ~ fresh anh new Tor We d"nI glN"
them chance to grow Old on our counters. Here's
ypur opportunity 10 purchase II spring SAT- or
;Iy"rrolt Tor vhnt the liniugsi would cort At any
will tell the whole facts. ----Dnu't put on the
chance, Tor the hrsi choice means = hig saving on
liable Clothing and viii not undertake TO sell a
dollars worth of turhing unless we know that what
us what tho garment IN worth. Mems Tweed Spring
Suits SI.2J, worth Sl2; Mems Imported ia~si-
mere and Cleviot suits, manufacturers prices,
Mems Imported tocLsrtew aud Worstei suits,
this sale at los; mems Elegant Dress
turrrs prices Sg5 and $40. during this sale at
SS.2I; Mems Elegant Suite, Sacks and Euts-
this sale at SII.oS: Meme Prince Albert. md
in Dress n"A57 G, ana .e'.s, d., i,nS; hrn,s Tx
gorgeous Spring Tor L"sts strap seams. lined
with finest imported silk sleeve lining. he genuine
imported goods, drNb tan and iswn c".r rss",Sr IL,
m"T'S% S%fST-rs 'TrT"a pT,oas 81 5 a"rap III SAFE J;
~ III; Mems Extra Finr Dress PAn,s s2.7J.wuIth
~. 90, Mems Imported Drc,s Pants, S2.io.
worth ~. 90. Tie assortment Of suits We offer ~
thS sale includes the fuest line of STYLES and pat
terms ever offered at anv special sale in america,
including such goods n com hohock"m W"rstea-,
English Twils, Nicgnas q avs Rud other C"i'-
bratci fabrics. Re nand early ana get irst pick
, Open until O'Clock tonight.
GREAT SYNDICATE SALE.
The evening world., 1892-04-26
.wo Horse.Thlevcs KM!ea.

Er,,Nfonr, !dalo, Anna @', A lart, q
caiirn on ron w ,m!r-, hUutlag ,a'N'
thieves m Johnson !l.l', lE" aun-ca Iru.r.-
N,us iurau Gos.o and .'u'i.r tll,Nr, luI hum
Grtd- - ui.,r, ,IlI. u.uI The u.rilJtluI q
Two parties kUuNua> hUrurtI ana spencer
BON ucu WgT" hllCd n tie fight That l.,-
lowed, amt II was thri iHu' The, were IN
possession ~ over UitN stolen u".-r-.