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FIVE SANK UNDER THE ICE.
Rescued from Death During the
El!zzard-Like Storm.
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HorATCoSG, Feb. l3.-Five lce-cutters were
blown into the canal here during last nights
blizzard and sank under the icy surface.
Those who were not blown into the canal
had all they could do to keep out OF the water.
Nevertheless, they forgot their own danger,
and set to work 10 pull the drowning men
out. Those who were In the clear water
were first pulled out. Then the workmen
began smashing the ice over the men who
were underneath. Great excitement pre-
vailed. Fortunately, all OF the imprisoned
men were rescued.
A binding snow which was falling aug
menfed the teri OrS OF lnr situation. For q
time IL looked rs II some or the men must
perish.
When the drowning men were pulled ashore
their rescuers were almost as henGmbed rs
they were. To remain th"re, Ii hGwevcr. would
have been sure DEATH, so those who Were abe
TO do 50 ran as hard as they could to the near
est tavern, where blankets and wraps were
procured. A party OF men then returned and
aided IN bringing In those who had been
blown into the water.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
WILL GO BACK TO HIS DELILAH
Strong Man Sampson Valves tn,
Fogma,ities OF Exeradiriou.

People who visit the di!ae museum will not
DC Afforded a chaEcc - witness the ieats "
strength OF Carl August sampson, "the
modern IIercuics, Just NJ present.
This sampson has his Deiilah. Unfortu-
nateiy ior oime museum purposes, she is on
the other side Of the Atlantic. Claiming that
Sampson stole her diamonds. and Samps On
nus maSraMin0usly offered to go back 10
Engand On h. Majestic next Wednesday,
witHOu. DJthering the Government Ia get out
eNt.ad!,io lon papers.
That l. wnit counsel Fred House said To
Iuitrd states Commissioner shields to-day
when SaElp>On was arralsned iUr examine
tiun. The strong man was consequently re-
turned to the ludl W. street jail.
sam son says that Mrs. Margare. Berp-
stein, the complainant, who instiyated
NarsNal' Bernhard to cut his American en-
gaselnunt sGOrL before II begRa, is realty oniy
dC slrnus OF Turing his captivating sell back 10
Eng AID.
Ma SN4l Bernhard found b..t upon the
stalwart RrtiShEr, and III II were III" dln-
nuuis. H. GrkEo" edged that thcy We're
t. now rgIr!E- II the divorce courts, tut said
tnat shn Aad .iwncu them and hc had h"cI.
given ;hc " Hex. ami mad taken them "Ul,
UI auc",
IL, is \ magnificent speciiuoa OF physical
manhood. He l. aCCnmJAni'u Oh tnis CNCur-
,lpn by pr. william croft, who IS a br other ul
Mrs. BGrnsteiu, and who cUrroborGt"S the
story tod by sampson.
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ny way responsible for the death Of young

any way responsible for the death OF young
Fair.
at has been known for along time that the
double chloride OF gold with one Of the salts
OF strychnne would IN a measure counteract
the effects OF alcohol on the system.
IAN excess OF strychL!a on n depleted
nervous system might cause hcart-iailure.
! would rather not say anything further on
the matter, as know little or nothing about
young Fairs case"
Dr. ID. B. Vt. John Roosa said: 81 regard
the Kelley cure as u SORT OF a faith euro, but
have very little faith In 1t myself. do not
| know DR.. Keeleys secret, and, thC reforc, can
not say whether the treatment was Injurious
to young Fair or not"
DR.. Robert f. Weir, of ~ West thirty
third street. said "Gold cure, eh? Well
| do not lie ieve that Dr. kcclcy can accom-
plish lasting cure with his preparation.
haven't given the matter any great study.
| Tor 1t Is out OF my line. However. don't be.
! lieye In the So-called cure anyhow. think II
may produce mental impression upon the
patients which might 10 them some good
but the impression would not continue very
long. AS to the danger attending the tIeat.
ment know nothing"
Dr.. Daniel Lewis, OF Madison avenue and
Thirty-eishth street, said: ~ do not believe
that there is anything that will cure incbricty
Kelley has not given the medical fraternity
.he formula OF his cure and so 1t Is diiilcul,
to say just what the effects OF the treatment
might be. All these preparations find thcil
proper level ia time"
| Dr. j. Il. Janvrin, Of 19l Madison avenue
said: "Wbilc not having given much study
to the Kelley curc the knowledge / have
gained conyinces Inc that 1t isn't all cfica.
cious remedy. | haven't any faith 10 II. Al
to young Fairs case, l ain not prepared u
give an opinion"
Dr. j. i. Weeks, OF 154 Madison avenue
said: ~ think the whole thing is a humbug
do not believe kceley's so-calicd bl.chluridt
OF gold is introduced into the system as 9
,hiorlde at all, but then ne has not revealed
his formula, and whether 1t would produce
fatal results is hard to say"
The evening world., 1892-02-13
ACCUSE MARTIN OF FRAUD.
His European Credit Company
Alleged to Be Bogus.

The Sheriff to-day received an attachment
for 5000 against the property In TINS state
OF stuart Il. Martin. represented to be the
Vice. President o. the Pratt steel Company, Ia
a suit by Edward Morton AMI Charles Cal
lagher, IN which they charge him with fraud.
Mr.. Morton alleges that IN october last
Martin sought aud obtained an Introduction
to him and contracted purchase OF 100000
In first mortgage q per cent. bonds %! the
Shenandoah al, Iron and Lumber Company
at 20 per cent. OF their par value. Martin, he
says, also agreed to ~ down to Nlrginia, ih-
spect the lands and construct narrow-gGase
railroad IRON the Cumpany's property u
Broadway, Va.
For this construction 1t Is claimed Martin
agreed to accept payment IN bends Of the
Company.
Martin, II is ale sed, represented himself to
De the treasurer OF the European and Ameri-
can Credit and Trust company, with Offices
Mt 40 and A. Wall street, this ci;y, and IN
London ana Paris. In eacn country, c is
alleged 10 have told plaintiffs, the company
had Il capital OF $3,O0U,OOU, or all aggregate
OF ~. 600, 600.
the oll,cerS and directors u the conIany were
the late United states senator flum', oi
Kansas; senator j. l.. pneS, OF Hevada; en-
GOV. AlonZo Is. Cornell, col. Robert 4. lnger-
soil. Thomas Ewing, +. A. Packer, - n. Baher
and others.
Iue plaintiffs say they were also Informed
By Martin that Gen. james :. NesIcy, III,
President ot the Company, had Just returned
from Europe, where he had b. el very sncc">s.
iul, ana that the tonpauy had S.U,uOu,uOu
which it was prepared to iuNes, and tahc hold
OF any prumis Iny Industry.
Plaintiffs say they urged Martin u carry
out his agreement aud maEe his visit TO VIZ
ginia, but as they alle.c, he KEEP put'i =
Them Of With various excuses. and has cl'
lirely faile. u keep his part ol the contract.
Mr.. Morton Interviewed Col. lngerSou 2
Ne,srs. Ewing, Packer. baker and ui nrrs, al
OF whom repudiated the company u d ~
tuat they We're hot officer aud tEat the ust
| OF their names was unauthoTiLel.
Plaintiff, HlIc.e ma Martin has abse entcu
himself iron his oifice aAd that hC has De-
parted. Ihsy allegc that tn" Mpauy +
bogus and hat the landlord ui AZ NaII street
win dispusSess the company.
Ihe oiliceS OF the concern are SrMptuouSly
lifted up.
l. Is further alleged that Martin has drawn
drafts upon riends and acquaintanccs VIII Il
have been dl~LOnor"d.
The plaintils demand 100000 damages.
Theodore Is. steele, On thrir mali, obtained
the attachment from justice bea'n.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
FOREIGN NEWS or THE DAY.
English Royalty Soon to End Its
Official Mourning.
Amber Miners Drowned d-Prominent
Prcsbytcr Dead.
IVY ASSOCIATIVE rnrs..l

LOSpOS, Feb. l3--Deslring That the death
| OF the Duke Il Chrenv' and Arnndale shall
cause az little dctriment as possible to putl!r
| amusement the Prince Or Wales, nj resent
with his family n. compton Place, the EeSt-
huurn" residence OF the Duke of DeVOns hire,
viii again make hi- public appearance, directly
! the Official prli Il of mourning Is ended. at
n smoking concert by the Amateur orchestral
| Society.
1t Is probable that the Duke OF Edinburgh
VIII lead the vioii> on this occasion. The
Prince ot Wales viii not. however, attend
| public concert, ur theatrical performance fer
| some time 10 conc.
/ The queen VIII renew her subscription Tor
! the royal hoN at the opera, hut other members
OF the royal family will occupy the box during
the Spring season.
! Mr.. and MIS-. lIenschers Wagner concert
and Sir Charles iialie's sixth orchestral con-
cert, have been wei attended. showing that
the panic caused Ivy ,ue influenza Is passing
away. one curious result OF the epidemic
! has been that the stalls ut the concerts were
not iiled with ladies and gentlemen in con-
ven,ional evening dress, FOR fear Of contract
iTg the disease by exposure.
The production Of "The Great Metropolis +"
saturday last at The Princess Theatre had 10
be pos, poacd. Il was presented on THURSDAY
night, but the mechanical effects were still
somewhat refractory. The play appealed
strongly to the tastes OF the pit and the
| gallery.
| Black.Eyed susan" at MIR. c. j. Abuds
! IIince of Walcs's Theatre Is meeting with
tnc highest encomiums from the critics. The
opera hlds rair to have larger run than
Joan Of Arc" by the same composers.
AT the Globe Theatre the threc-act comedy
MIR. james Mortimers "Gloriana," though
under the disadvantage OF q sccUId.rate pre-
sentation, has now had a run OF 100 nights IN
London, and has been purchased for lmnedl-
ate production In America. II Is also likely
that The piece will be revived here with an
adequate cast.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

hut wl,G commit tee from ,ne Alliance
waite upon the clerk %. the Insurance tlub
u was 'Iuet bv toe s'al"lnen; that the waiter,
n Rclm JaicOS were nuGth-iaCed, and that
the Insurance CluU wa, Just MS tony" as
the iaIHUis uptown restaurant.
III" clerk was very reticInt about what
was iikely to ham en- TO the two rccalcitrant
and rebellluus walters who had Haunted their
whls&erS In the very lRCCs OF the Governing
Committee hut MS 'rbldilng f"own seemed
TO Justify the perturbation ot these IWo de-
tiant ones
TIE EVENING WORLD. anxious Ia Iearn II
this order OF the Insurance club was unique
In Its arbs ralN Waninuuess, srnt repre-
sentative out un On observation tour.
At the Firth Avenue Hotel the reporter
found eighty natty ana prntcel tuuhy men,
| fitting about The great dining CON happy o>
larsS and smiling, every man oi en-, irOm
under d"iiCate litle mus achrs Ia al the
hucS and tlnts ol black and y, own aud golden
aud terra cot a. Hut there was EGNcr a hair
Oh chin or cheek ol the Eighty.
rAief waiter Thomas Gay said courleously
but with the air az General 40 commanded
an army OF brave waters;
"It vas the standin. rl.C here Tor many
wears that the waters should wear clean
ShiNru faces. Bat the yuuug mCn-yOu see
! they are all SUung aud handsome COM
planned that thnN were handicapped IN the
cDMpCtiti ION for the favOrS OF the lair sex, aud
That they were all Ia danger of dying old
bachelors unless they were willing 20 marry
! IN a lover circle than that of ariStocrac,.
" They consulted together, Hnd a. last
| thcl' dlscunt"ut found expression Ia IA pcti-
ton 10 The proprietor, which every man u.
en- S!gned Tie pelitlpn pleaded ior the
privilege OF raising inustat hes, those irrcsist-
ine charms to femininity,
" That was tOur years ago. lbci. humble
PRAYER was heard, and since then our walters
have sported The festive mu'tache, as you
ses."
At the Hoffman House Monsieur LudolpE
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There are eleven Of these walters. disguised
European noD.emen Included. and when this
order was promulgated there We're murMurs
or sorrow and discomfort. These murmurS
We're repeated at meeting or Restaurant
Waters Alliance No. %, and were swelled
into mighty rear Of Indignant protest by Il
unanimous vote of the Al!iHnce. The eleven
wac ilud been sentenced to be barbercd We're
advised to resist the iudignity, urged to stand
by their whskers.and told the Alliance would
stand By them.
"lt is brutal shame" said one OF the
Eleven, bitterly. 81 had n hard enough time
raising my beard and now they sentence IT
to destruction.
"Why, without my beard II Will be difficult
for strangers TO distinguish me from the
smooth-laced, glib-tongued insurance agent !!
1t IS terrible!"
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Preparing to Observe the Ross!ni
Centennial in Italy and Elsewhere.

fp~ AEEoCIATFD PRrss.l
ROME, Feb l3.-On the last day OF Febru.
AIRY the centenary OF the birth OF RossinI will
be celebrated throughout Italy and generally
on the Continent. 4 committee OF leading
musicians, including Marchet,l, Terziani,
Plnelli and Maldura, has been formed. The
Government has decided to mark the occa-
sion by the publication of the composer
correspondence.
At Pesaro. the macstro's birthplace, the
festivities VIII last week or more. The
musical fetes will include performances OF
William Tell" and "LAmico Fritz" his
toriCal concerts and competitions for local
and foreign musicians There Will be an
exhibition Of the wines Of the district and n
cattle show.
The townspcople Of Pesaro have resolved to
purchase the cottage whore Rossini was born
and convert IL into u mus M.
AT Nenezia, where many OF the masters
works were llrst produced. besides operatic
repre- Sentations there will be q water carnival.
At Torino grand performance OF the
"Stabat Mater" is announced.
Paris will observe the centenary BY per-
formance Of William Tell"
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Two OF the Eleven defsd the mighty
majesty OF the Governing Committee and ap-
pearel to-day for duty in iull panoply Of
mustache and ch n-whiskers, but they went
about their duties In a discohcerted, uneasy
way. Ii was plain that they felt that the
thread that SUSPENDED above their devoted
head the sword OF DamOcles-that is TO say,
the razor or the barber was u very slender
one, and that the lot OF the imperious club
restaurant waiter was, after all, not the
glorious one that most people imagine.
The walters in Cedai street make u pretty
good thing out u heir employment, Tor In
surance men are liberal tipper, as u rule, and
so nlrc OF the Eleven reluctantly, but with
becoming grace, sacrificed their distinguished d
&" side burns their Galway sluggers,' their
pundrearyS' and ,heir "PlefIcrs."
Alliance No. q was not so easily cowed. II
denounced the cruel tyranny that would
sacrifice the hirsute embellishments Of the
devoted Eleven.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
DERAlLED ON THE CENTRAL.
Two Cars Demolished Near the
Spuyten Duyvil Curve.

Another accident occurred on the New York
Central Railroad in the dark hours OF early
morning, this time near The scene OF the IA
nous Spuyten Duyvil disaster OF some years
ago
A freight train running south and drawn by
engine 5S4 was running ut a rapid pace
when 1t LEFT the track ut Spuyten Duyvil at
2.4o o'clock.
Two of the cars were completely demo-
ished, but fortunately there was no sacrifice
OF human life or limb.
Flagmen were sent out aud warned follow
Ing trains III time to avert greater disaster.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
TWELVE INSPECTORS OUT.
Another Custom-House Revolu-
ton This Morning.

The official axe has again fallen at the Gus
tom House. and a round dozen OF the inspec.
tors hea /: have fallen into the metaphorlcal
basket.
The Inspectors had been notified that there
were TO be numerous removals, but to-day =
list was q surprise. The list OF those who
had TO walk the plank given out Il as fol-
lows:
Inspector George q. Clarke.
INSPECTOR Edward A. Dunham.
INSPECTOR Edward II. Dederlck.
Inspector William II. Guernsey.
Inspector Joseph IIayoSl
Inspector William X. Lawson.
lns ertOr Theodore Cocheu.
Inspector William Du5enOerg.
Inspector George =. Egan.
Inspector Peter T. Hogan.
Inspector John +. Xaus.
Inspector William j. McMitlan1.
These promotions and appointments were
also announced: William X. Lersner. now
Clerk Class A, as Inspector; Charles II.
Wardell, jr., now Clerk, class l, as Inspector
Henry Walker, as Inspector; Isaac Harris, as
Inspector; and James A. Cryan, now ClerS
and Acting Deputy Collector, TO be CHIEF
Clsrk and Acting Deputy Collector. The
salary OF Mr.. Cryan will be $4,000.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
MANY FAMILIES HOMELESS.
E!izaoethtown Has Serious Fire
and Calls Aid from Outside.

HAREI,BuRG Pa, Feb. II.--A despatch re-
ceivcd here early tAis morning stating that a
fire was raging In EI~IOc,Atown, Lancaster
County, eighteen miles east VI Harrisburg,
and asking assistance fUm t4c city Nre de-
partmeLt, ah engine ana TWO A3Nr cur. !"Se,
werr sent at once, ANA IN short zine after
their arrival the names were under ccairyh
The are started IN the on.cc U! the v. rN'y
Chrun,,ir ana ra ldly spread, Owlus to the
high wind. ~eyera! stores were burned. AMI
the hnnu.1nrs' hu~inc>s O!'tH IN toe 'iiN
DESTROYED. \ uumUcr Ui iaml4r, are AJ4.v-
less.
rae rrc /, believed t. be- 3D.. iur'niigry
ori,in. Iau los Is r-JihllcI A. sJ6uuO.
ON" WOMAN aud E,r IWu babes Ntg- tA,vn uut
OF n srCOau-slu,N window.
IWeuis-aN, ESCAPED in their nlg i.,luihC >,
lo,inE All Their household "urc'>, a.d were
given sayltur by he lco. !c ut tAr town.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
,,V:re News IN Brief.

Irra'e Il. shepherd, aged nin-ty-i'e, pToini.
nont CGtIEen OF Ninc.nues, Ind, is dead.
Brad Martin snd Wc'ley McCsun Ct. fatally IN
Jured by the intting in OF the ui oil coal m 10
near Lexington, Nv.
Ionis Iaysy i- aopyictsd of murder in the second
dexr,e AZ uticA tor Killing his VII" last May,
The Society OF the Army OF tho Tennessee AppsAls
to U d .uiditIs to Assi towards inc ERECTION =
monument /" ten. sherman at Washington
Tho stosv Is again current that a Nov York syn.
d.,ate vii buy the Lake street l. road in tGicago.
The Ogdensburg tounc ors oppose the bTldg ~
OF the It. Lawrence near kingston, Ont.
The Ma xhrld 4 CuTrisr biloxi. Amssbury. Mass.
occupied bv item and the Conner Carriage Com
papy, is burned. Loss, sSU, OUO,
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Herr john klHgcs. in command AZ the Del
muniro cafe. was living argument for side
whiss,rS himself. II" said:
" We permit The Snrcuu 20 wear side boards
properly trimmed. But no mustpcht ur chin
WHISPERS are permitted
You scr, the walter might be eating when
called u duty. ana Il mhstachc GrIpping with
cUnSummr or Il beard glIttrrtng Wi n drops OF
gravy sauce or frsiuoned with bits ui deNili"d
crab or llnkcs uI ponlnCS de trrrr would not
d. OF ull, don't you know ~ T. tn, rule IN
every iirsl hullse. II ~ cleaner.
one ~ The walters spUrted Il pair oi Dun-
drcary whi,kers that would have delighted
Sothcrn.
NJ. Frank Thomasscnn. the handsome Rel
gan In cha gc OF 'hr nininE-rOom nj DrlinOn-
lcO's, wCarS cute niiI" British muttOn-ChUp
wniskerS VI the dantlesL fashionable shade
OF brown, but tney are trimmed closer than
those OF COY. Flower. He sad >riiiugh:
" IL Is plain taste for waters to wear as
clean faces as possible, and no waiter whr
ear Tor his business Will object To shaving
on hts mu,tathc. 10 waiter OF sense will
| quarrel with Ms business. Clean taceI are
more Apret2lng than faces covered VI u halr.
" When ic'i that ! cannot comply with
the simple rules of the business shall leave
II ana become President ol bank. our wait
! ers never complain
| Ate Godsclaudc, the manager OF the culi-
| nary depart ment at the Hotel Brunswick, l. a
| dapper and sleek little man, whose appear
| ance would fairly coax dilatory appetite
| into ACTIVITY. un the all-absorbiug topic he
said:
I'VE permit no mustaches. and no boards
on the chin5 Of our walters Tor reasons that
| are obvious. ] am astonshed that tine In.
surance Club waters should object 10 a rule
] 50 sensible our men may wear boards on
the Cheeks, II they keep them properly
| rlmmed.
| "No person sitting down to breakfast wants
| q mans beard thrust down over hi. shoulder
when his order Is asked Tor. The walters II
| al hrst-ciass restaurants shave close every
| Ray.h
The evening world., 1892-02-13
DIED III AN "L" STATION.
An Unknown Man Came to a Sud-
den and Startling End.

man whose identity has not yet been
learned died suddenly at a3O o'clock this
forenoon on the platform OF tM 81" station
at Twenty-third street and Third avenue.
His body was removed to the East Twenty
second street police station, and the Coroucr's
Oilice was notified.
1he man was apparently about flfty-tve
years old, feet . inches in height, with gray
halr ana inuslache. He wore u black coat
black and gray striped trousers, white shirt.
red 1annel und rwear, gray stockings and
laced shoes In lis hat was Il piece Of paper
on which was written, samuel Flscnei, l}4
East fi.ty-elshth street"
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Rev. Donald Fraser. a Great English
Presbyter, Is Dead
iPY ASSOCIATED pRyss.

'PY ASSOCIATED PRyssl
LONDON, Feb. l3.-The Rev. Donald Fraser,
NJ. A., ID. D., died to-day. He was born at In
verness Jan. 10, lS2G. His father was Pro-
vost ot the Burgh.
For the past twenty years he has taken a
lealng part In the Presbyterian Church OF
England, and WAS twice Moderator OF the
synod. lie was Vice-President OF the
British and Foreign Bible Society, and wa,
prominently connected with many missions
aud charities. He was the author OF num-
ber OF religious works
The evening world., 1892-02-13
VANISHING CHINAMEN.
Non-Appearence of a Select 14o Pig
tails in a Frisco Court

Ipv associated pprsst
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 13.-D!strict
Judge Morrow on Jan. 2S fixed to-day for the
appearance in court OF 40 Chinese who were
charged with Illegally entering the country.
Each principal had two Chinese sureties on
his bond, who were liable for the gross sum Of
S2lO,0OO.
Neither principals nor sureties appeared In
court to-day. and Judge Morrow ordered all
cases 10 be defaulted and the bonds fplfCitci.
But this action may not be taken, owing to u
previous ruling mat proceedings may not be
Instituted where the bail Is uHcui!cCtaDle.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
A Paris Jewellsr and $4,000
Francs Disappear Together.
ry AssoCIaTFD Pr-ss

FTTeVT
PARIS, Feb. l3.-Somewhat OF sensation
has been caused In the jewelry trade OF this
city by the disappearance OF a prominent
jeweller, who, II Is alleged, stole $4,000
francs from the safe OF the firm OF which his
deceased father was member and decamped
1t is said that he has fed 10 England in the
company OF woman who Is his mistress.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
M'CANTS STEWART RESIGNS.
The Colored Com NJ ssioner Com
plans OF Cnfsir .rea nett.

Mayor BoCdy to-day received letter from
/. Mc,aUts stewart, the col0red lawyer, re-
sig iNs his az In the Brooklyn Board OF Ed
uvtatiUu.
uuyur Boolv refused 10 make the letter
pUulir, and also declined to say wnai
prumpted Mr.. stewards action.
u = said. However, that stewart has FIRE.
Quvutl! complained that he WAS not assigned
= as mauy committees as he felt he was
Cutitlrd To.
Plcsldcn. Joseph I. Hendrix says, however
tina, stewart was on two cOmtnitteeS. Mr..
stewart was appointed by Mayor chaplin
about 4 year aSu.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Shot His Wife and Himself.

TFf AEN'VINTFU PHFSS'I
TOLEDO, Feb. l3.-The bodies OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Malloy were found In the kitchen
at their home, last night by newsDoy. In
vestisation showed that MalIoy had sent two
bullets through his wife'5 head and then
killed himself. The husband and wife were
both over seventy years VI age. but Malioy
was insanely jealous Of his vie and ire
quently threatened to Kill her. lie was re-
leased from the Insane Asylum about four
months ago and but week ago his wife CONF
menceu suit Tor divorce.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Icy ASSOCIATED PREsS.!

icy IhsVfIATED PNFSS.
LoRDsBURG, y. NJ, Feb. l3.-The report
from the White Mount ain Indian Reservation
states that there are fears o! trouble, owing
TO complications arising between the Indians
and wmen on the Reservation. The trl u0le
by Mexican, who was arrested at this place
and taken to the Ciilt n in. 1t Is uhdrr-
stood hat orders have been issued TO remove
all cattle from the Reservation uDlcsS some
action Is taken.