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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-07
RlhEY GALE.

The Scotland To- Farmers Mutual
Fire insurance Co. is tic cheapest.
Keep your money until it is needed,
and be insured ut the same time.
W. II. MOORE, Sec
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-07

Elizabeth Lowther died Tuesday,
Alril 5th, 1892. ut her home in this
city. The funeral occurs at the fam
lily residence today.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-07

|, List of unclaimed letters remain
inc in the postofiice at Memphis
April 9th. 1892. John Cook. Chas
y. Come, Thomas Kennedy. Mary \
Hobbs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-07

+ Eggs fer Matching Lancshan Bar
red Pl,moth Rock, white Piymo'll
Rock s1.O0 per setting two settings
S1.75. {. \. DEWEY.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-07
Nervous Debility.

\ gentleman having been cured of Nervous
Prostitution, Seminal Weakness. Premature
Deeav. and all tho evil effects of carly indiS-
erection and youthful folly, IL anxious to make
known to others the simple method of SELF
CURE. To those who wish. and will give him
their symptoms he will send lfrecl by return
mail. u copy of the tccipe SO successfully used
fl his case.
Address. in confidence. JAMES W. PINKNEY.
AZ Cedar Street. New York cyl
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-07
Something New?

The Mills Cultivator for 1892.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-07

+. VI. CowELL. p. II.
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pulfanii1en ardften, bur6 bic iie ae=
f9affen wurbene grft tpenn biefe
Jragen beanttportet tperben f6nnen,
Derben mir tpirfli1 ettpas bon ben
grf6einungen tpiifen, bic mir Bis ba>
bin nur in 4ugenf6ein genommem 'bas
ben. SroB Der unidsli9en Miibe, bic
auf Dartellungen Der gin3elnbeiten
Der ermdbnten unb anberer @egenben
Der MonbHd9e pertpanbt tporben finb,
gibt es big iebt feline allgemeine unb
befriebigenbe Anttpprt. Wir fbeinen
einen Beoba6ter abiparten su miflen,
ber gleid5eitig Nitronom umb @eologe
| 1T unb Der iein gan3es Qeben Der
@eologie bes Monbes pibmen mill.
Selbit bic a1erpeientli9ten sSragen
finb nod nidt entf6ieben; mir nannz
ten ben gopernieus einen rarater"
b. +. ben &rater eines Wonbbulfans;
allein einige Der beften 9lutoritdten
5tDeifeln, sb er iiberbaupt elm ipirfz
li1er 9rater it,! Wie nit bieIer, 10
1T es nit anberen Gragen. Giele, in
Mabrbeit bic meiiten berielben, iinb in
3meifel unb es itebt feft, baB ibre enbs
giiltige 26fung nidt obne lnieren =
piellei9t nod nidt gebprenen = sGeps
logsNfronomen" all eriparten it,"
Bon ieinen eigenen @ebanfeH beim
Mnblif bes @opernieus gibt 9olben
cine lebbafte S6ilberung, ipona1 bies
ies merfmiirbige MonbgebiIbe dbnIis
den, nur biel groBartigeren, pultanis
fben 8orgdngen entiprungen iein
muB, tpie bic Sniel 9atpaii auf unierer
grbe. nSogleicb beim eriten 9lnblid
fiiblt man, baB Der @opernicus
Der 2anbf6aft iein iiberndltigenbes
Geprdge airfbriidt. 9ie umberlie>
genben @rate, araterl6der unb Slang
itreifen ftrablen BON bieiem @entralfras
ter genau ebenio aus unb iteben in
eben folder Nbbdngigfeit BON ibm, tpie
bic dbnli9en @ebilbe bonn Mauna Goa
auf 9apaii. Sein ungebeurer S6lunb
-56 MeiIen i'm 9ur6mefer-iit tbatz
fd6lid Elm 8rater, Elm &rater ober els
gentli6 ein &eKel. gu irgenb elmer
3eit In Der @ergansenbeit baben flr6tz
bare Sampfe unb 2aDa 9nsbrii6e
biefe rieiige' 96ble au5geblaien, iene
ragen6en llmmallungen iteben lai1enb
ungefdbr pie iie ieBt iinb. Wir miiis
len uns iebo6 erinnern, baB bic bulfas
nif6en 9rdfte auf- benz Monb bel
Deitem beftiger maren, als auf Der
grbe. Die S6mere, bic ale unterz
georbneten &6rper an ibrem Weltf0rs
per feitbdlt, iit auf benz Monbe ie6ss
nal f6wd9er, als auf ber grbe, b.
b. bieielbe @rploionsfraft i9leubert
bort cine 2af ie6smal 70 bod, als
bier. slu6 biirfen mir nidt iiberies
ben, bab bic Monbfd6e, mie pir iie
gegenndrtig erbliden, MIR einen iebr
berein5elten 3uitanb in ber @eidi6te
Der 2anbibaft sorftellt. Anbere Dull
fame ftanben on benz plab Sabrbun.
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gambbeit fann nid5t aebetlt tperSem

burd locale MppIieationen, ipeil fie ben franz
fen 9beiI beS Obres nidt errei1em fonnen.
IS giebt nur einen @es, bic Eaubbeit 3u fus
riren, uab Der lit burd eonititutioneae 9e,l=
mittel. Iaubbeit pirb burd e,nen ent3iinSes
ten 3uitanb Der lhIeiinisen Austleibuns ber
Guita4ii9en R0bre peruriaat. Benn bieie
R6bre ii4 ent3iinbet, babt ibr einen rumpeIns
ben 1sn ober unpoaitom,menes @sR0r; unb
ipenn iie sans sei4lohen 1T, erfoIst Eaubbeit,
unb ipenn bic @ntsiinbuns nitt seboben unb
bieie 8bbre ipieber in ibren seb6riser 3uitanb
periebt tperben fanu, iptrb bas @eb6r fir int.
nter aerftDrt fperben; neun Gdle unter 3ebn
iinb bur9 8atarrb peruriatt, tpeld.r ni1ts
ais elm ent3iinoster 3uitanb Der idleimisen
Oberfdden lit.
gBir ipeIIen einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
(burd 8atarrb perurio1ten) Gal bon Saub.
beit seben, ben mir nibt burd Ginnebmen BON
9aa's aotarrb-Rur beilen f6nnen. Qabt Gud
umlpnit @ireulore fommen.
3. s. Gbenep & 6 o., 9pIebo, ..
gerfauft BON apotbefern, rs Gts.
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Mus Naus uno Naus. .

gerunfaltete unb pertrappeIte Glebsr in Gplse pcu
0beumattsmus fnp etn ateiI her Strafe, sysI6e ber
trift, Der bteler tartnddisen aranfbeit soden eau
ldbt sic III immer sefdbrlt6, ba ie ieten ausenblt
BITE gum aeben nittisfen Srsane ansreifsn Tam
iamersbaft if iie ftets Sn ntts bat Oteitsr's Ula
sensgttterS ieue gcrsdsli&teit ber bic semibultHer
@tel sesen bteie aranfbet mebr bepdbrt als tn be,
Gtseni6at, bas rbeumdiiS&e 3raufteitssift aus BEN
Sute pcuidnbis auSjuiHetpen. &c TT aud un{Gdhlih
mdbreub @ol4ieum. @tebwurS unb mneraltfHe Gtfts,
bic bafdr rerj&rtsben perhen, nieS ntht fnb. Dtt
wetf iid aud tn berpcrrasenber VI lie in SdGen, ir
benen miasmatiiGe Site In bas 8lut einsebrunser
fhb. artlebtsfett, unperbaul6tet, @rippe. Rteren.
une 8laieuletben, Werppfitdt unb alsemeine S1pdGe
sufdnbe merben hurh has Biiters sebcbeu. Recpn.
paleseenten, alte unb GebrefIihe sebrauden eS mt
srcbem Bprtbeile.
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berte, ebe @Operniels entfanb, bon
einigen fiab fogar iebt nod bic @pu.
rem gu fin6en; un6 mir bel9auen
nur ben allerlebten 9lft eines Iangen
Dramas. Inter benz 8oben kes
Gopernicus befanben ii9 &0bren,
oie geraben Weges gu ben lebenbigen
Jeuern in Der Siefe fiibrten unb bie
2apa bes Snnern mar In bieien N0b.
rem tn beitdnbigem 5teigen unb Gallen
begrifen, ober fu9te Musgdnge burb
bic Spalten in ben 8ergieiten, ober
babnte fi6 Wege allentbalben ldngs
Der f9ma6en 2inien, ober flpB aud
3uiDeilen iiber ben Nanb 6es @raters
iiber. Stanb bic 2apa i'm eSSnnern
bod, 10 iiberf6memmte fie ben Boben
oes Graters un6 fiiblte f9 alsbalb
ab. Janb iie an einem tliebrigeren
puntte einen Nnsmeg bur1 cine Bergz
ipalte btnbur9, 10 fanf bic 2apa in ben
Hobren unb lieB ben goben obme etiiz
BE nit Musnabme Der Hdnber, tuo er
f6 an bic Wanbnngem anlebnte.
s9liebli9 brad ber 8obem ringsum
ab, nur cine 9errafe als Denfmal iei>
ner friiberen stele binterlafenb. Sin
neues Mniteigen ber 2apa in ben M6ba
rem eraeugte eineil neuen Boben unb
bieier eraeugte tpieber cine neue 9errafIe.
6un6erte folder SeraHem m0gen {iA
gebilbet baben nnb Oubenbe baben tel
ne epur binterlaHen, aber bic Ser
raHen, bic mir iebt ieben. finb, tpie es
mir f6eint, Der ,lr;meifelbafte 8emeis,
bab I'M @opernieus faft genau bieielben
gorgdnse iid abfpielten, ipie bieienis
gen, bic iogar iebt in ailauea auf BEN
sanbtui6s sSnieln beoba6tet tperbem.
go ueit bic, bur6 bic neueiten Bes
oba9tungsmittel erm6gli6te, faBli9e
e6ilberung Der getpaltisen 0orgdnse,
bic uabrfdeinli6 bic iebt ftarre Monb=
fiddle bur6miiblten unb in benen mir
piefleidt bas 8orbiIb bes aud mnierer
grbe einmal bepOritebenben s6idials
erfennen biirfen. (N. 5. %. y
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deufels paraoies.
geopelle BON
Merit po,t 3tei@em6a@.
(8ortfesuns.)

oor oem terrallirten @arten bes So,
tells blieb Seannot enoli9 iteben, itedte
nit miirriidem @eli6t iein Trinselb Elm
uuo lieb ben rSienore4 an ii1 Dor.
itbergeben. @r blieb nod eiu paar
Winuteu iparteno iteben. Damn f6lus
aud er ben Des mad oem Sotel Elm.
CT lief ben iteilen Wes binatt, btS 3u
ber Gde, BON ipel6er aus er ben Gin,
gang bes 9otels iiberieben fonnte. @r
fab 1erien inter oem Yortal oerldpin.
ben iirb fol9te ibm eilig.
Bite rebete er BEN portier an,
.bttte, wte bei6t bod Der 9roBe, blonde
perr, Der foebeu fam, id) ioll cine 8e,
ftelluns fir ibn ausri9ten uno babe
ietmen gaarneu uerseiiem.~
Der groBe Glon6e !? baS lit ein
retder pornebmer Deutider, @raf Ser,
fen beiBt er!A
rDanfe |"
.9eaunot lief eilis oie Gartenterraiieu
wieber hiIab.
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(siue aqrantirte aur.

9Btr autcrtitren ben an9e5eigten Gpcthefer, Sbnen
Or. Rings @enes 3eilmtttel Sesen S&winbuHt, Su.
ten unD Grfdltnns ou olsenSe Sebtnsuns " perfaus
hiees WitteI ben anweiiuusen entfpreaenb sebrauen
mcaen, inbem Ste eS etnsehenb prcbtren, unb wenn
Ste eann tetne DeRernrS bur& baiieIbe pe,ipdren,
CIR Gele iutid betDmmen. Gbtr MAIDEN bies ansebct
IN Gcise Der srcbdrttsen Grfcse, pele btes aRttel
BET Der kstidtrig.n @rippen Gptbemie aufjumetien
bate. QBr baben pcn feinem Sale eeh6rt, tn bem
eas WttteI niht sebolfen bate. Wean made etnen
Nerfu4. VrpbefaiGen fret BET abopt Dretb, Tbpmps
Jon SO. @robe Slaf@en so Gents unb loo.
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sS Mer ipirfli9 bibf6e unb ees
fdmadbolIe SobsArbeitem aus
gefiihrt, 8ii6er gebunben pber
auf geteanng angefertigt baben milI,.
Der tpenbe ii6 on bic beitsansgefiattete
Ornderei unb 8m6binberei bes 6iibs
ipeitens, on bic
Sobmiom Bros. primtins Co..
26 SolebabsStroBe, San Mntonie.
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@rnmSeisentbmms ilebertrasumseu

9ermann S6u6arb an Gerbinanb
Staffel, 2 @runbitiide an Starrfr.
81 400.
Sam Maberids WtaKenperpalter an
9ermann S6u6arb, 2 @runbitiide an
Starritr. 5000.
q. 8. Gorde an s. q. 8eKe, 2
Grunbitiide an MOralestraBe. 81 ,450.
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Wf1tttel ltttb eSaCfets !!

b nht P abbdnss east sos ubrt
preae brnan enseridtt. = ' ~ 7 ''
hftn haabgefbt auf 81 " - s " NV y
~oeamn gu Sl2 90 lno $l4 brtauf beaghtt auf 1915
paos sm o@ Ptne norm Oamn Sas %
so eens IS @nts unb ST. aba bic grs ~
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Ser S6nittpaarenbdnbler u.
6offmann in 8renbam bat feline 3abs
lungen eingetellt. Oie 0erbinblifs
feiten betragen $1S, ,665.45; bic 9lftipa
bageaen $16-$17, 900.
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Nmdlems Mrniea galbe.

Dte beife ealbe ber Nelt fhr S&nitte, Oueti&un.
gen, @efhwhre, Gtebers unb Sauts sausf&las, SteAte
seiprunsene Sdn6e, Grciibeulen unb aue 6auttranfs
tetten tnrirt Sdmorrboiben cber teine getablans.
Vbatse 9uirtetenbett sardnttrt cher tas Gelb wirb
5arh6e-fottei. Is Genfs pie G&a@tel. 3um Dertaui
t. alien apoibeten. abslpt Dretb, Gbsmpfon Co.,
@tplefaie.
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Das fran30iif6e Miniferium be8
Muspdrtigen ma6t betannt, baB Der ge>
genieitige 9anbelsbertrag nit ben Der.
staaten abgei6lofen tuorben lei.
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Gde Wsaim Yla5a a1b 3lcequia.
Strake, Gam Qtmtpnip.
<ioeritoffe !

" - ~e--P
rab S bis so Gents Der 9o ob b.
Solf1 on fur 80 unb 35 Cents - 0','' .
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sSlame(le. 8lanfets t,tb Gpmforts, !,

& s .t & ssr f. ass gaas 1o4 pats nan
272 Naar mone glants @
@rSbe 8at boppete bone ks ~
9ebnttion fIbere Yrie abseben . ''--
Banet brbdlbmdBg
SpeeIle Oerten in
Srunlpen, SbapB, SaIsahan, arapaten s. 7
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Gde Wtain pla5a ,1I.s a(ce4mje.
9trake, Gan 9tntpttip.
&leioerifofe !
&leioerifoffe! ]!

,u MAIDEN. gBr erudbnen:
80 @ brs Rousb gO eun serlax wush
iebt BET gB If u 25 - - 80
AZ 3u eunas mpor.t mic fir ueui as
Gents per yarb sfauft If s71l
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!!sA0T OUT kRSTO's EYE.
And Knocked q Piecs Of Lepro's
Loft Ear.
An Italian Shooting ATray. with Z
Woman us tho Cnuso Of Il.

During a night between several Italians on
363 First avenue, shortly after midnight this
morning, Louis Maistrangelo shot two OF tho
participants In the ARRAY.
The wounded men are Carlo Lcpro, q boot
black. thlrty-three years old. and Joseph
kristo, latorer. aged iorty.seven. The lat
ter was shot In the right eye ana Is seriously
injured. He is In Bellevue Hospital. Lepro
was not badly hurt.
Maistrangelo, the shooter, might have fared
badly al the bands OF crowd OF angry ltnl.
ians but for the timely arrival Of Policeman
Doolan. OF the East Twenty-sccond street
station, who saved min from violence.
Louis Aaistrnngeio IL q strapping young
Italian, not more than twenty.iour and ,
With Carlo Lepro % and lis vile, " who occupy
the apartments where the shooting took
place. Kristo also lived with tho Leptos.
Lepro's vile Is h9xom. good-iooking
gave her name this morning as Phiiomena
- \: ID :: az s. i...a.a. the the ausrrs., which
About II. 30 last night Msistrangelo COM
planned to tho sergeant Vt tho East Twenty.
second street station that he had been as
s.ulssd a. NJ hume =, and n he wanted police
Polioeman Dooian was ssnt with him to
the house. Whom they got there number
o! Italians wsrs 10 LsproIs apart,
AAistrangelo and Doolan went away, thiak.
Ing tho trouble was over.
Re was going downstairs when from abve
midst OF which Two shots rang out.
Doolan bounded upst airs aud found Mails
trangelo surrounded BY several angry ltal-
when the policeman made bis appearance
ono Italian WAS seen 70 sneak Downstairs
and out OF the WAY.
vis sss sSs,s5 ~ n: h.Ss "a:
weapon carried 4 44-caiibre bullet.
Kr1sto was In one ccrnor with his right eye
shot out Lepro Lad . piece OF his LETT car
Doolcn took the whole party around 10 tho
station.houSe and an ambulance Was calls
for kristo. who was taken 10 the hospital.
afssr ~ ri Ssvsns s Biz Biz isccrated cor dressed. H,s
wife Was held ct the station AZ witness.
Naisirsngelo denied that the revolver USED
s sn as s " ~: Sss % lsrS as aas
r. rs.esysF ~; y ,*Sros rom hs sasA' asd n.ed
S n E: .s pro as g s4.so s e: n s.nss e
tnglish fairy. She wifltnEIJ told sbCut tho
actual shooting. but when questioned as 70
l VIA: isd 70 G it she shraEgsa her shoulders
From other sources 1t was learned that
Maistrangelo was . "star. boarder." Mrs
| Lepro or FerrarO, It Is said, thought more OF
him than she did OF her husband, and the two
| seemed to be quite intimate.
| A iew weeks ago another italian appeared
on the scene. The new bOarder was a tall,
rather fne.looIing man. whose occupation
was that OF . sailor. He dressed well, and
Mrs LeprO or Ferrarp. 1t is saiu, became IN
fatua'ed with him and gave up Maistrangelo.
The latter became jealous, and 1t was on
| account OF the attentions paid by the new
cOarder to Mrs. Lopro, or FerrarO, II Is said,
that the shooting occurred.
The police believe IL was Mrs. Lepro or
Ferraro's new admirer, who got away during
| the excitement.
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SlOELlcHTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

There VII BE- Ave loesl ticket. n the field in this
tiop.. The Peoples party made nopinstiops lat
msn n,snt; :, 4 f0sl0S III tsn iar ,oI: e. x%sn
Spencss, for President ot the Board Of Aldefmen
Edwin S. Bean, for County Clerk; Joseph II.
Htsinmet., for Registsr. Noninstions for the ju-
dietary will be made lstsr.
The Republicans held their primaries last night
and elected delegates under the old and ne. sp-
portionments. 90 that. In case the new appostion.
msnt 10 ovsrthroun, conventions caa b called on
short notice.
Senator Sherman had . small audio0ee to hear
his speech last night ~ Cooper Unios.
wsuhops Lynn. Civil Justice Of the First Dis
tPict, was nominated BY 1smmspy Hall lsst night
for the ONCE which he row nils By appoin tmsnt,
An orsanisatlon which IpasQusTsdes under tho
nam. of the Indastrial All,snes be. bsen icsnsd
wants people to believe that Il - . work. Smep's
association, but 1t Is nothing oi the kisd.
ThSC. Boylan Denoeratic Association will hold
rstlAestiou mestins 70. n,shs 81 the b-hssse,
corner mo Hundred emf 6lxteen4A stfset sne
foartA avenue The speakers viii Be LeYk David
son, John Walsh, W. II. Burke ard xs0yon J.
OsCounor. f -, litte. .
chs1ne.yF. RnpksisegSs. q Eiassra rs.hy 4
dtsttiot- i 10
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Probably to he Nominated In the Sew
enth BY TanmAny Hall.

Probably to he Nominated In the Sew
enth BY TanmAny Hall.
Tammany Hall will make its nrst nomina-
..on for Congress late this afternoon In the
"a Sixth (present seventy District, now
represented by Col. >Sohn r. Fellows The
Colonel, however, will not be returned from
mat district, but will be sent from the new
Fifteenth New York will have one more
Congressman this yekr, and he will take the
new place.
The seventh District Convention will meet
Beach street ut o'clock. Franklin
nartletts name, IL is said, will be the only
one placed before the delegates, and he will
ee nominated on the irst ballot BY acclama-
tion.
Mr. Bartlett IS a wellknown lawyer. He
was the attorney for Assembly Cities Com
mittee which Investigated Republican profit
gacy ana mismanagement In 1891.
TWO months ago THE EvESIS0 WoRLp
: Printed the information that the ycorhis De-
mocracy would have but one candidate Of its
.h vwh N the field this FAN, and would indorse
me me rost o. the Tanmany ticket Last night
'ne of9Annatioh appoanted . eommasses 70
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SAYS he POISONED MAVERICK
Two Copies Of a Dying Mans
Confession Received in London.
Editor Stcad Says Mrs. Maybrick
should BE Set Free Promptly.
IrYAasoc,Arrp PRESS

FY Ak8UCIATEp rHESNI
LONDON, Oct. lin the next issue Of the
ReritU or R-riatos MIR. Stead, its editor, will
have an article headed fought Mrs. May.
brick to Be Tortured TO Death :" In which he
vigorously and at great length reopens the
whole case Of the unfortunate American
woman who is now undergoing q sentence Of
life Imprisonment In WoIing Prison for the
alleged poisoning OF her husband, who was .
well-known Liverpool merchant
Mr. Stead says that both he and Sir Charles
Russell, the Attorney General, have received
from South Africa comics OF the death-bcd
confession OF Harry Wilson, who declared
that he. with q woman, whose namo Is no:
given, placed arsenic In the medicine that
was adminlsters1 to Mr.. May brick during bis
last illness.
Mr.. Stead Investigated this matter and
declares that he attaches weight 10 the con-
fession; but he adds that, even II " were
valueless, It will be OF service In directing at
tention TO the travesty OF justice which has
exposed Great Britaja to serious remop.
strancss from the United States, and which
u not unlikely to become . subject Of diplc-
matic remonstrances.
Mr. Stead makes strong appeal for the 70.
lease Of Mrs Nsybr,ck before Christmas. Her
condition 10 such, he said, that che will
speedily die II she Is not released. II Herbert
AsquiIh, the Home secretrTy. will not hear
the case then Lord Rosebery, tho Foreign
Minister, and Mr.. Gladstone must.
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BOB WANTS TO FIGHT c0RBETr.
Fitxsinmons Proposes . Mil for .
Purse Of e26, 900.
Ipr ASSOCIATED pRysa I

fFr AesoCIATFp FRvsa'
EBw ORLEANS, Get. 1l.-Bob Fitzsimmons
says he is prepared TO meet Jim corbett a.
soon as his theatrical engagement Is over,
and will night him fora purso OF s25,00O II
any club will put up tho money.
Fitxsimmons ID bitter At the treatment
accorded him BY ccrtstt after the sullivan
1Rbt. lie disclsims any desire for botoriety,
idhd says that b. has all Along wanted 20
meet the Californian, especially after what
he did TO HIM In this city last month LIE
also expressed a viii ingness to meet Hail.
the only proviso being that Hall weigh In Mt
17s pounds.
On hearing Of the matter President Noel, OF
the Olympic Club, sent FitzsimRons note
asking him II he would meet Hail In March,
when the Carnival takes place here.
Fitzsimmons replied TINT the last time he
had agreed to meet his fellow countryman ne
had cancelled engagements aygregating
$4,000. He did not blame the club for Hairs
failure TO put In an appearance, but he would
not meet Hall In March unless a suficient
guarantee wos put up that he would lot be
fooled again.
The evening world., 1892-10-11

splendor and magnincence with the Srsas
pageant which is taxing place to-day In the
harbor, nttinsly commomorating the sicrs-
Gus achievement OF the famous voyaSsr and
discoverer OF four centuries ago II OUT
shines them all and Is worthy Of the sreas
metropolis OF the New World, which can nov
lay claim to being the second maritime city
on the globe.
From the earliest hours OF the morning ~
waters OF the harbor, tho bay and the brua1
channel OF the Hudson had bsen literally alive
with craft OF all sorts and sizss, fro0 ~
small yachts trimmed and drapsd with gay
fAgs and bunting, forming svsr.ehanSing
pictures - they darted to and fro in . 60
fuxtns mazs, to the big steamers with thseP
gorgeous decorations OF nags and Strsam1fs
that slowly threaded their way among ~
swarms OF little boats that surrounded tAeo
on Ill sidea
The evening world., 1892-10-11
BORDEN STORY INACCURATE.
It Was Sold to . Boston Paper BY .
Providence Detective.

IhT HHsoCfATKh FkE"$.'
Boston, Oct. 1.-THE Gioor says This morn
ing that upon investigation It Is satisfied
that the statement published yesterday
concerning Mss Lizzie Borden's physical
condition Is not true, and bases Its belief
upon The statement OF Dr. and Mrs Bowen.
The Globe Will also say that there are other
inaccuracies iu the alleged now evidence.
which $ sold TO It's reporter BY Detective
Edwin MtAenry, OF 20 College street, Provi.
dence. who has been actively engaged in look-
ing up evidence presumably OF benefit to the
government side OF the case.
The evening world., 1892-10-11
RAN ON. RoMER SHOALS.

the steamer Hudson Gets on
Luckily Thts Morning.
Tho steamer Hudson, from New orleans,
While counting In this morning, ran aground
near Romer Shoals
She got on IN short time uninjured and
camo up 70 QuArAutino.
The evening world., 1892-10-11
Ioo,l News IN Friss.

Fifth sysnus Will be lighted tonight b. the . ~
system Of two lamps ineiosed In opal globes.
Jchn Hand, thirty.thrs years o.d. Of lsl Mol.
ins on . thsTys OF stsaling ., roll 81 sotn worth
e91. 50 from 9 vHson, Hand cs.rs thS police
from Sing Sing prison. .
Lee Young, sChipes: l,undryn.r q I6s Third
this morpiag on . charge Of assauiting John
Nahsr. Who demanded pair Of cen batsons he
unintsntisuaiiy seat - Youns's Ausary.
snd ssriously injaIsd sish! .yssr-eid Jsmss Brsao
In front Of his hsns q 2l2s Fiv.s avenue. y.s.sr
Vcoshis Ia ins Harlem Poiise Court this norsins
70 await The Seesit Of the boy's injastss-
The evening world., 1892-10-11
cHALMERsS WIFE MAY DIE
He Says He Doesn't Remember
Shooting Her.

John Chalmers, who last night during nt
OF deliriun,, due to drink, shot his wife Elsie
in the neck and Afterwards attempted sui
eide, was this morning remanded In the JeE-
serson Market Police Court for examination.
Mn. Chalmers lies at her home, 144O
Broadway, 10 . pvecarjouS condition.
When seen this morning In hts cell At the
West Thirtieth street police station, Chalmers
said that he remembered nothing about aay.
Ing shot hts wife.
His own wound, which 10 nothing more
than An abrasion OF the scalp, made by .
little 22.calibre bullet, does not seem to
trouble him much.