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The evening world., 1892-08-02
MANY POOR MEN HAVE GOUT.
Beer Drinking and Working with
Lea6 Induce Attacks.

Acquired gout is usually one of the con-
sequences of errors and extesses of diet.
Those who eat too much meat and drink
too much wine are, rs is we'll known,
very frequently the subjects of the dis.
ease But it is by no means so well known
that beer is prolific cause of gout. The
fact is SO, however, according to the
London Hospital.
Dr. Frederick Roberts, in "Quain's
Dictionary of Medicine" tells us that
brewers draymen nre particularly sub
Ject to goui. Malt liquors. I'r. Roberts
considers. stands next to wine as OrigIna-
tors, of govt. Good whiskey and brandy.
on tho other hand, are said to he much
less nischicvous in this connection.
Brewers draymen, though poor III pocket,
do not generally suffer from the poor
mans gout.
On the contrary, their gross and pom
derous bodies are Gorgcd with the prod.
ucts of their own eXcesses. Some of
them, 1t is said. drink rs much as two to
four gallons of beer dav.
Sir Alfred Garrod. u competent author
ity. states that lead taken into the
system IL potent cause OF gout. No less
than 80 per cent. of DR.. Garrod's hospital
patients owed their equity seizures to
working among lead. Many of these were
probably physiolosically poor. poor in
blood and tissue, and they would. no
doubt. suffer from what is popularity
called poor mans gout. Butchers and
barmcn. cual-heavers and painters and
others who have to do with lead are all
liable to the disease.
1t VIII lie proper here to remind readers
that mental worry is u fruitful source of
Cout. and MS the mentally worried often
have poor appetites and feeble digestive
powers. they are not seldom physlologi-
cally poor in n very marked degree. and
they are therefore peculiarly liable to
suffer from poor iuan's guut.
Scientifically, this question of terms
and definitions has little or no interest.
because. Gs we have already said. gout is
gout and can never lo anything else.
But from practical point of view the
subject is we'll worthy of the considcra.
OF all intelligent persons.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
JOINS THE EPlSCOeALIANS.
The Venerable Daniel Lord Con-
firmed by Bishop Littlejohn.

PrcsbytcrianS were much Interested in the
announcement made his morning that
Daniel Lord, The millionaire and executor OF
the Astor and Morgan estates and the head
OF the law frm or Lord, bay & Lord, had be-
come an EpiScopalan.
Mr. Lord hsd been n Presbyterian, rs hal
been his father tcrorc him. lie was on terms
OF intimacy with ~ william Adams Roswell
III chCuck, Gov. Morgan, James Brown, the
banker, ana may OF hcr famous l'rcSbytcrians,
Union Theological seminary owes much OF
Us prosperity tn the LORD family. During
the recent BriSsN excitement the cOunSciS ~
Mr. lord ana his itrn were sought 10y Dr.
briggs and his trends.
rh" ritc Of confirmation was administered
to MIR. Lord On the occasion uf Bishop Iittlc-
Johns latest visit to the Far Ruckaway
parish
Mr.. Lord Is uf greater age than tn" N"nera-
bic IiNhOp himself. lie lives - ret ircd lifc at
hts magnificent nom" near Lawrence. After
the ceremony Mr. lord explained to the
bishop that his thoughts had been dwelling
for many months TN tE' step hc hni ltlst
taken. and he said THIS COnrS" seemed to ofIcr
him rest and peace and cunt"ntmcnt IN his
last days.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
THEY MEANT NO MURDER.
But Their Actions Seemed to Sug-
gest a Coming Tragedy.

The curtains were not tightly drawn.
and it was with no great difficulty thai the
crowd collected outside was enabled to
perceive the family group in the front
parlor. says the Detroit Tr.6un
The husband and father was observed
to be standing on the table and gesticu-
latng wildly. The wife and mother
might he seen dancing with n marked de-
gree of abandon on tho sofa. The baby
recined i'll II high chair and blinked
alphabetically.
" Such people ant fit to have the care
of chiid," authorltatiyely declared II
lady with glasses who stood very near
the house and could see plainly. - It's a
shame" Indignantly insisted stout
woman with an armful of groceries.
The husband and father suddenly
seized n chnir and waved it frantically
above his head. "Oh :" The lad ) with
glasses shuddered. The lady with the
groceries nver.ed her face as if to save
herself the shock Of witnessing revolt
ing tragedy. he child ought to be
rescued.
The wife and mother upon the instant
laid violent hands upon II feather duster
and lcaping INTO the air shook il osten-
tatiously. This must bc stopped.
They re intoxicated and are going to kill
tfiu young one. he lazy with glasses
was addressing the crowd.
The stout woman had lust time to en-
press u firm belief that the pconlc inside
the house were crazy when some deter
mined men stepped forward and Knocked
ut the door. The husband and father re-
! spOndcd TO the summons.
We must insist that You cease your
murderous demonstration towards yonder
I child The determined men were not
, disposed TO epuivocate.
Wha- wha' Tile husband and
/ father stood sreechless and aghast
We have seen enough to convince Ut
that vuu either intend t. Kill the babe oI
scar" II ont of its wits. IN either event
We '!emnud that yon stop ut once or sur.
render the little one
- But, gentlemen The husband
and father was Gett,nG aCltntcd. Moth
ing was further from our minds than
murder or lnl Jury of any sort
/ The three determined II men looked Scep
tIcNl. - What. then, we're YOU dong =
- We wcro seeing il we could induc,
hahY I" keep still long enough to get hi'
picture taken
Whcrcat the stout woman and the lad,
with glasses. who had been looking ovcr
the shoulders of the determined men.
suddenly recalled their dear ones nt HON,
aud departed swiftly mthc darkness.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
SENATOR HILL YACHTING.
Embarked on the Fra Diavolo with
Ed Stokes and Others.
win the Yacht Put Into BuzEard's
on Its Cruise.

Eary thl, morning wagon from the Hon.
man House was driven 70 the end OF the dock
at he foot u East Tbirty-fOurth street, aud
three sailors climbed up the strlng-pieCe
from the steam yacht Frl.DiavoIo. owned
by Edward stokes, and helped to hand down
hamrc.o containing all things good TO eat
and drinn.
The colorcd steward was Kept busy packing
away the provisions until coach rattled
through Twcnty.iourth street and onto the
PIER.
tnitcd states senator DayiI H. Hi. attired
in a gray irOck coat, with trousers and hat of
the sluc color was tn first TO alight. He
was followed by Edgar l.. EidgwaS. Railroad
Commissioner Samurl feard,lcy, OF Utica,
aad col MCEwcn, formerly OF the Governors
stan.
There was considerable luggage on the box
seat with the driver. This was put On board
the Yacht, and then the gen,lcmcn, with sem
at1r mn leading the way, ran down the gang
plank.
senator I'M was evidently well nc Iuaintcd
with iue CAPT ain and crew OF the Fra Diavulo,
FOR he greeted them all pleasantly by name
and tod the grinniug steward that his appc-
Ute was ilrHt rate.
". i. hlhcklcy, who was TO br one ut the
Yachting party. had boarded the yacht about
half an hour LeiUrc senator Ilill arrived at
the pier, aud had already dyuncd white
Yachting cap. The others followed bis cN-
ampl" with the exception OF senator I'm, who
retained Ms gray headycnr.
steam was up aud as soon as the party had
made themselves comfortable under the
awning At the s'ein he Yacht footed It's
whistle and started up the river.
\ reporter, II policeman and three laburerS
were the only persons on tn. dDck when
senator Hill and his fiiends steamed away.
II was known that the senator would start
tO-daJ un Il yachting cruise, buJ from where,
wnat tim aud who his companions would be
was not known.
senator nm s,ii this morning, lust before
he boarded the yacht: Good morning: too
l bad IL lOoSS Ike ram. Where are we going !
, Well. really, we haven't quite made up our
mauS II Is Just II littl" recreation trip, and
We VIII determine on our COURSE when we get
started"
the other gentlemen In the party were
apparently in the dark as to where they were
Ing, but all were IL the best OF spirits, In.
. ,iudiug senator lliil, and they joked and
| Chattrd lik scnoOlbOys on a lark as the yacht
/ lett the dock.
/ Last year when senator liili went on
yachting cruise with party Oi friends Mr.
/ nm ana MIR. Grover Cleveland met accident
! nlly At Newport. where the yacht with Tho
! iiill party on board put In.
The Democratic policeman who stood on tn,
deck this morning gave sly wink and re-
marked, VINO knows but tnat they may
come together again before the FRA Diavol,
returns To New York. The yacht may pu
into BukIards Bay
The evening world., 1892-08-02
Mr.. TIM CAMPBELL ON DECK.
He Joins Old Friends of the Hook
on an Oriental Outing.
Eut for Him Four Fat Females
Would Have Been Lett.

There was a goJd-siZcd procession this
inOrnlug of men, women and children, all
provided with umbrellas, down to the dump
pier Al the foot cf BrUomc street, East RNer.
Prominent among The gathering IN holiday
attire was parliy gOod-nuturcd and Uls-
hearted COngrt ssrnan Timothy j. campbell.
lie WIS all smiles and seemed to be as
happp as mortal can be. lie was bent on a
days outing Ia company With his old friends
ut he seventh and Thirteenth Wards. and
the il,ing generation was well represented
10 Timothy j. is President of the oriental
Cub, which has It's headquari ers on Grand
street Just opposite ~. Marys church. The
occasion of the gathering at the dump pier
was the twenty-secJnd annual excursion and
dinner OF the oriental club. At the end Of
the pier wa, m gred the steamboat Thomas
Hunt, with the excursion barge W. A. sum
mcr tie. alongside.
At Il signal IRON President Campbell the
gan:planG was run out and the waiting hum
drrd, were taken aboard. They were u happy
lot, and no sooner had the bellies and beaUN
al the Hook district boarded the barge than
the taud struck up n dancing tune ana the
sport q UncnCCl
No on" was lett behind. but four very stout
women who came with slender escorts came
near mlss.u% th" fun. rimothv saw THEM
ruanlug duWm rhe dump uler uodgins tnc
carts II Jm EreunIus Uniformed street.
cleaning force. ana he signallt the engineer
uf the Hunt to back walc". The stout
women were padtine and pcrSplrng when
they boarded the barge, Dut their escorts III
{ the race down the iitr had not even rumplcd
their shirt collars.
/ IL was after 10 O'Clock when the boat 5
| swung uui into the stream, and then iimuthy
j. resigned his post to l.. connolly, the Chair
I man Oi the Committee Of Arrangements, who
to1L charge Of The affair with biz corps OF
assistants
/ The OIicntals will spend the day at bon
The evening world., 1892-08-02
NNire MnMs IL Brlnf.

samuc' wright, Snr rat 'ud"ur If the Umtoi
Sthi"~ Mu' n' 'r-'n. N"' ulsi there yUgtrriay.
m" ""Nrruw"nt ls suing tH" Tlsn- MAsl,-,pri
fr'lsht ASSOCIATION m in'lrune Myu.. .ur ylnlA-
tlnn oi IN" Interstate tunmcr," aud AntI irls'
Avs.
i u tsoSs AID \. i urnanto's. accused af
haN Nlug lnbrod ba lh rr",ihrn' MuuAt, ot nutv"r,
-! 200. have been set Irr", Munat nalius talIru
lo rl-uil'l tu"m,
W" Erst hale "i tho Cc"r2lN cotton ,r,pnA- 20
&C N'd ~ - anuaN N'>'rrday irrm sumter uui
Tn" Nn"un o. ,rlcaEn hs- taken possession -.
-" -t"'r ui' n.r.'- ~. iauhaT, arA,rr tu IA r..
VINO ra' confessed u sIncnt, amounting to
-, iu-,
lb.I" "a - hr;w,el tire ir.icral md ,IHl
alfnrTt'"- iu lNwt.'. ~, -, " i"r" the Mayer has
i"tH'r tv surr"aH"l tuh nl"' states MtT,nll u
prI~"arr charged Mrtt uuunt"riciting.
~" Natlnn1l rru.' 'oupsuy. tu" ucMes,rn,u.
in lri'is, at r""' nj NEE my ~ thlrs go Increased
IT. capita stu,A IT IN 200. Oup tu 900, uuu.
,roInt NS- bJ"Aru yr,teri.y iui = nammo, h
new dlstu.eIy at carthage, lrCIUuatl sIuutb. tn
tnltun Npttngs bsu,ley, iougnt tuP WHIsAcy
lrust tor Yeas.
Mr. Schr,m, retail clothisr in Galveston, Tc,
IA 81 t.sterdaS for 10000, giving preference. ot
5000
william Smith, Chicago ss'oon kocprr. shot
EWWs tcytv u thle" tunes tu that v.ty at night
dur'ng hrunSrn hraNl. lhs W"wa1 VII Gtr,
The evening world., 1892-08-02
CIGARETTES DID 1T, SURE.
Young Babers Father Says the Boy
Smoked All the Time.

The funeral OF Emil Babel, the son Of James
Babel proprietor Of French les,aura mt
who died from excessive :cigsrette smoking
sunday morning. TOOK place to-day IRON his
home, 1874 West Twenty-seventh street. The
burial was In Lutheran Cemetery. -
The elder Babel Is convinced that Cigarette
smoking kired his son. "Ycs, am sure my
boy died from those cursed cigarettes" said
he before the funeral TO an EvENiSG WORLD
reporter. "I know II, and these years have
watched the deadly effects on my boys
health.
"He was our only child. and he helped me
In my business. He first began to sinOkr
cigarettes when h. was scarcely over Si\
years Old. lie kept On smoking III such a rate
that he never was without cigarette IN his
mouth.
"DuriDg the past year ! SAW that b ,~ health
was giving out, and rried my utino,l TO have
him stop smoking. rhe poor boy was uucdl-
ent and endcavorcd to break himsCll ut cigar
ette smoHing ana smoked PIP" instead. Bur
the habit was 50 strong that he was forced ru
throw down he pipe aud light a cigarette,
- don't know hVw many cigarettes my
boy smoked, hut IN three years / never SAW
hin night time or day time without a
cigarette In his mouth
The evening world., 1892-08-02
messenger service and . general strike would

messenger service and general strike would
seriously Inconvenience the public.
4 A second onslaught was made by the s'rik.
,sR boys on the scabs about 1890 o'clock
At the corner Of Exchange place and New
street.
Two fuil.grown men, wearing messenger
boys caps, were observed by group OF
strikers hurrying down towards Exchange
place from the once at o New street.
When the two messengers reached the cor.
ner Of Exchange place they were set on by a
dozen Of the strikers.
This riot was broken up by the arrival OF
Detective Eaton, OF the ola slip station. who
arrested the leader OF the strikers and one
the assaulted messengers.
Al the station-house tho leader Of the
strikers gave his name as Peter Brennan.
seventeen years old, OF z Columbia street,
Brooklyn. The maltreated messcncr was
James Collum, forty-nve years old, OF l"o
Christopher street.
When Brennan was searched a roll OF stock
worth $50. 900 was found In his pockets 1t
consisted OF 700 shares OF New York and New
England, 200 shares Reading and 100 shares
sugar Trust
The stock belonged to the frm OF Allen a
CO., At Al New street. Brennan had Just re-
ceived It from the Manhattan Bank' when lie
assaulted Callum. The stock was turned
over to Allen & Co.
THESE THEIR GnfEyASCEs.
One OF the boys employed IN the main Of
nce At 1875 Broadway said to an EvySISG
WORLD reporter:
"This strike has been brewing f,r some
time, and now that II has started It Will cn
tend all over the city. The boys In the main
once will have 4 meeting next Wednesday
and II the company don't treat rs better lie.
fore then We will so out
"There are about l.O boys In the main once
and they make on an average about $40
per week. OF course there are boys " no made
rs high 90 and tS each week. but to do this
they have to get down to the Office at 30
O'Clock every morning and work until ten
O'Clock at night.
Tho boys In the main ofrice work from s
O'Clock In the morning until Z o'clock at
night. Every other day they work until 10
O'Clock. besides working every other sunday
from 1.3O O'Clock until 40 O'Clock. Then
another gang comes on and works
until 10 o'clock. A great hardship the
boys sufYer In the hot weather Is
the lopC hours they put in on saturdays.
which arc from O'Clock III the morning until
IL O'Clock at night. shorter hours Wa
want IN the first place, and then III.
crease IN pay. As IL stands now we get
~ cents message. When We go to a build.
ing and ind that the man or woman has
moved away, nobody knows where we
get no pay. Again, when we find
an once closed, we go back to the
once without receiving the ~ cents
Another change we want Is payment foi
each and every answer we bring back from {
delivered message. Sometimes we get sew
srai answers In the pony news service fol
instance, but all We get credit for is al
answer"
The evening world., 1892-08-02
A DOG THAT EATS ONIONS.
Contracted the Habit When Pup
Now He Can't Get Enough.

- 1t is a established fact" said
Buffalo sport the other day to n Buffalo
N,n, reporter, that some dogs will cat
almost anything i'll the way of food, and
we also frequently hear of cases whore
the animal displays marked appetite for
Intoxicating luuor, but I've got an Irish
setter that caps the climax IN my opinion.
" Did youI ever hear Of n dog hli NJ
onions: No? | Thought rot. Well. this
setter Of mine would. | firmly believe.
rum mile II he thought he could get AZ
onion at the end ut the .ouruey. We gave
Inn one for tun two ,cars ago whom he
was very Young. lie snapped il ny at
once, and over since he has been hrowinG
iunlCc at them.
- lie viii wade In'u two or three old
rank fellows and dcwu!Ish them with tho
tears start ting from his eyes and wren the
hight spring onions com" around hr Is
never satisfied until he has a piateiu. 18th
his dinner"
The evening world., 1892-08-02
TAX COMMISSIONER ABDUCTED.
Kansas Alliance Men Adopt queer
Tactics TO stop n Tax Levy.

A>rnoNN, kan., AUs Considerable cv-
ritem"nt has been occaNloncd In this county
over the abduction of Anon Farmer, Alliance
member uI the Board of County Cummis-
sioncr', and the attempted abduction Of
Alexander Tcrril,, n Republican member OF
the Board Four or five masked men called
MI. Farmer out OF bed Just before daylrcak
yesterday, put him iutoa carriage and that
was the last seen seen ot him. COMMIT - toner
Ttnill wa out OF town when the abduC or,
called tor him.
The Board uf commissioners was to have
met to-day To make "A levy Tor the pay mruL
vi the judgment on the old Harper county
bonds. required by mandamus issued By
the supreme court two weeks ago. The bet :
ter class ui Harper county taxpayers had
advised the BOARD To make The / w, hut the
A'lAnS" inNpaNclS drmHndcd that the COM
mis >lnh"rS rrIu>" Ia make the levy. The pur-
pose ~ lh" abduction WAS doubtless to pre-
vent the levy oi the special tax.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
SLAIN BY HER EMPLOYERS SON.
Poor Widow Beaten to Deash in
Sight of Her Four Children.

ley ASSOCIATED FRFss.l
KSoxvIILE, Tenn, Aug. THE story Of n
woman brutally murdered In the sight OF her
four children by q fourtcen-year-old boy
comes from Miniln. Chester County. Reed
Robinson, IA wealthy farmer near that place,
employed a Mrs. Hendrix. poor widow, upon
his farm. few days ago the woman was
found dead in he field. Robinson's son, who
was working with her. said she had fallen
across u plough and been killed. Yesterday
the eldest child q. Mrs. Hendrix. a girl mnc
Years old, told til" Sheiin that young Robin
son had struck her mother on the head with
u hoe IiC then made III" girl bring him n
hatchet. and while the children looked on
pounded the WUinau'S head until she died.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
JOE JEFFERS0NS FRIEND.

Helped tho Actor Out of n Proiicn-
nent and BeneR:eI Himself.
" Joe Jcl!ersun,' said im old theatre
gocr III tlr ~. Louis 'M""jh. had
taken a Lady to restaurant. aud whcu
lr put lis hand III his rocket to pay his
brll Ic didn't feel a penny. lie cNnIaiucd
hlN position, hut the cashier didn't hnpw
him..
" Tho pcrspiration began to oo2c, when
n gentleman stepped up, laid II so bill! on
the desk and said i know you, Glr;
UilpW me to settle
Jefferson was prn!lse in his thanks,
md, when near the door. said: You
must give me YOUR lame and address, sir,
in order tha; ! may call around tomorrow
AMI settle.
q" Never mind that said the stranger
with smile, that hill was counterfeit
and | got Sl7 in change. "
The evening world., 1892-08-02
Helping On the Work.

TFTWF0 T7VFT--
SchooI-c cnsUs Taker-Many children in this
district.
VI,hcn-Grcat many have you got to
count 'Cmy
for.
tl'Rcn--Wcll, Just hang around little
while; I'm going U chop dOwn a tree.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
CURE FOR HAY FEVER.
Pine Needles Mixed with Smok ing
Tobacco Clear Out the Head.

Tobacco Clear Out the Head.
A Freehold N. j. Ian, named Allen,
who is an inve.erate smoker aud an an
nual sufferer from hay fever which here
tofore has compelled him to forsakc home,
friends and business and HE himself to
the mountains AS soon ms he began to
sneeXe. has discovered what he claims is
sure cure. says the Philadelphia hrord.
1T is al extremely simple remedy" he
sald land the credit of its discovery
must be given To the North Carolina
monntalneers. Two Years ago. when |
first hegan to feel the effects OF the rose
cold, | took Il train tor Asheville, \. {
and found lodgment with an old cracker
away back III the mountains
BclOr" cold Weather set in my supply
of cigars ran out. runld not do without
my smoke an was obliged 20 fall back on
cob pipe and long green tobacco
raised by my host.
II noticed that when he smoked hc
always mixed pine needles with his to-
hacro. aud when | asked the reason lie
answered that it was to cla'r out his he'd
My head needed Clarin' out, and |
tired the old fellows remedy. Ii worked
llhc chaIm. When | came home
recommended it to NV friends, and sew
e.al who were suffering from catarrh de
cltrcd that Il h,lpcd them greatly.
An cntcrprising tohacconst to whom
| spoke about the cure got u supply of
pine needles and began the MANUFACTURE
Of cigars, cigarettes aud smoking tobacco
thus medicatod. The favor of tobacco
thus dosed is very pleasant and the odor
OF the smoke is de'icIouslv aromatic.
Last summer stayed at home and the
haI lever didn't bother me. If escape
the complaint THIS year | stall itcl pretty
certain that tie p,nr-necdic brand Of
tobacco and cigars IL n sure enough cure" "
The evening world., 1892-08-02
M'AuLlFFE IN NEW ORLEANS.
He VIII No Trained by Bob Fitz-
simmons At Bay ST. Louis.

IVY sNN"''l'h fNtSHt
NEw bEi EASN, la, NuS. ". The iirNl Of TIL"
riymulr cubs puG.liatic >tarH who are 10
battle IN ScptCmbcf arrived yesterday IN he
person ul Jack MrAulIfc. lie was accom-
painted hy hl7 traln"r!, MnItic Glow and
Jimmie Nelson. MCNuliI" i the picture uf
health 8nl weighs IA pounds
he limit allowed by the articles of agree
mrnt slgncd 10y Bi!Iy NNcr and McAuliIie -
l3S pounds. The party leaves to-day iur lay
II. Louis, whore Nc \uliire VIII cOntinu" his
training undcr Bob fitkSlmmonS.
HEcGll, who Is matched To night Dixon. VIII
Also train al the bay and viii be handled h,
.I,mm" Carroll and rrot Roberts. carroll
has announced his intention ot challenging
the winner OF The MycrS.McAuliIIc night.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
HE HAD A CHOICE.
WY the Dude Would Like to De
Secretary of the Navy.

The dude was dcsrauting to the mnidon
on ITS likes and d!slIhus, SAYS the Detroit
FT' P,"S.
"Aw, don't YOU know. Miss Anne
wouldn't be lwcsiLcn; uttho nitcd Sta'cs
undah any circumstances. IT announced
super ciliouslv. " should refuse it c,ru
If II were tendahrd uIn. It j. such atwv-
mG position, with 50 mu"h, don't YOU
Know, that IL lnltc unhrahNablv dis.
agwenhle about 1t"
lndecd:' she said. lIfing her eye
broNs msauInglv.
Yes, Ms, Anne it went on " hut
! shuuid deahly love to- he ssrwetaWy Of
the lazy dun't yuu know. inw cuu.i
ha>" such Splrndld opportunities inw
Yachting, don't Won know.
Ihcn II was the giri arose AMI went
away to commune with IL uug dog III u
blue blanket.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
CHARLES v. WHALEY CAPTURED.
Charged with Stealing $35. 900 from
a Chicago Newspaper.
Inv ASSOCIATED PRESS.

IRY ASSOCIATED rRrsS
NrrwLrKEF, Aug. ".--Charlcs V. Whaey,
formerly business manager of the Chicago
Erpupq .iorOU"i, was captured in this city
last night. He is wanted on a charge OF em-
tezzlng funds belonging to the .io"raGi COM
pany. About month ago Whaley and the
former cashier We're arrested and Jointly
charged with cmbc21ling $4,000 o! the
Company'S money. Whaley gave 100000
bail aud disappeared, as also did the cashier,
who T. Still at large.
The evening world., 1892-08-02
POLICEMAN SHOT AND KILLED.
But He Held One Burglar Till
Another onicer Arrived.

MoSCToS, y. B., Aug. ".-WhIic tho police
were attempting the arrest OF two supposed
bur glars IN the house OF Mrs Donnelly last
ni,ht Policeman j. T.. Stedman was shot dead.
lie was stationed nj the back i"or, aud
Intercepted the burglars who II tempted To
csCaUC that way.
Aflcr being shot h. managed to hold one
man until another Oflircr arrived.