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The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-17

THE loumor that Senator Hill had
ordered green dress suit to wear on
st. Patrick's day, when he will attend
the annual dinner of the Hibernian So
ciety..at savannah, Georgia, was doubt
less originated by Cleveland man, but
will be carried out by Hill man.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-17
nE--%-~aE-

THE politician who has not been
''promine Dtiy mentioned" for the
presidency is not on good terms with
his home newspaper
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-17
EEp-@--stsS-

CONGRESS- or at least It's House end,
appears to like to here the jingle Of
silver. So Go we all, if it be in cur
pockets.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-17
6--A,---Ae6

HILLS Presidential train has an
electric headlight of great brillianc.
and carries an extra supply of steam
calliopes, bass drums. and Irish
whlskev.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

We sre authorized to annOuce A. p NAPLES
rs candidate tor the Office OF Sheriff of Carroll
county, subject action II tho Democratic party.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-17

THE third party movements are not
so amusing to some people as it was
once.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-17
Call for a Mass Meeting.

Every one interested in the Re
torn move is hereby invited 10 lreet
at the Central Hall, Eureka Springs
on March 26;h as one O'clock ?.
The Green Forest tribune., 1892-03-17
Eureka Springs R.R.
TINE CARD.
WEST BOUND TRAINS

Nro ErrrcT MONDAY SoV Il 1ss
The evening world., 1892-09-14

Mayor Grant had received the news OF no
bul!et,n1 issued by the Board OF Heath when
n reporter OF The kvENiSG WORLD called
upon him th, afternoon.
lie did not appear to tc greatly alarmed at
the situation aud saii:
al think that the TACT that 40 further Ca ics
"f cholera have arisen. and that the place
where these people d.cd have no, become
centres Of infection, ought to be rca. .suring
10 TIC pcop.c Of this city.
at shows tina; the very hes: care Is bcin.
taken by the city oncial, to prevent the
s;rcad OF the disease, and that there Is little
or no danger OF Its becoming cpldcmic here.
III every ease CT the disease wN'ch makes
5 appearance here Is handled by the board
oi Health with the despatch and efficiency
which h rs been sh )wn in the ca ej reported,
there Is nothing TO fear"
1t Is the opinion OF the Mayor that other
isolated cases liae these may appear within
the city, but II the regulations laid down by
the Board OF Health are properly carried out
the iaiecrion will have no chance to spread
among the people.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
HELEN NICHOLS,
Takes ih5 Willow Stakes
from lgsire and
laponlca,
JOY LEAVES MAIDEN CLASS.
Reginald Wins the Second and
Is Bid Up $500.

F"'hf 20 INV rNfNiSn NoR'"''
"hNfSENo hAcE lhA'A' sept Id nv
al'th"nare AZ 'raNcsehu grows o'ahu'n'Iy
less with each succeeding day. There w"rc
Ice, ,h,n ANN nrnnlc rr,.c,, to-day Nh
.,.,.,'. .., -, ,..,.'. ,,,,
"o"uI 'h' 'hfu' "hi'h WIS uo"''r'c'''' ""u
the threatening weat her had much TO do with
kc,,iny race rocr, nt homo
,..... ,,
ih' N'atHcr' ho"c''r' hsF'enply uiha. :
pointed every en-, .or by | o'c.o,k II had
cl .nrcI and rny, every pycsrcct pI heinz. a
me day' Inc heHN9 showers OF carry morn.
hE Wv WV t"'" INV " tl''h -! uih' w
The evening world., 1892-09-14
TO PHOiIIBIT INIM!t;HA.ION.
The President Asked to Stop IL ior n
hra>t Ninety Dnys.

iIr AasoCl.r~r rNvs.t
DETROIT, sept l Tho city CoGnCil has
adopted the following resolution:
E,sD'ret. That In view OF tho inpcnd.ny da,, ger
to tho whole country by reason uf TO
ncar approach vt isiatic ch'ea, Ills
Honor the Mayor he tequcsto1 tc as,
the rro'dent Of tho United States, in Lehn OF tic
'itisens ot Dotro,t. to assume and c,eroigc tho
authority to prohibit immigration from for.s
countries and Canada for At least insty days.
In answer to letters IRON Mayor rinyrce,
OF this city. the Mayors OF Chicago, Milwau.
kce. Cleveland rolcdo, Duluth and several
Michigan cities have Promised to make the
same request OF the President.
WASHINGTON, Sspt. 1.-THE law officers OF
the Government are looking up the lgal
powers OF the President In the matter OF u
temporary suspension Or pronibtlcn of imml-
grafton, but nothing has yet been done On
the subject.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
~ the Nicgmnn's Home.

An EVENING WORLD reporter tlii, afternoon
visited the place where death by cholera
overlook william Wicgman ald sophie, his
wife.
This pair were each little more than nfty
years old. They were born IA Germany and
had lived liz America several years They
had reared four children. all now grown up,
ana we're livin. with them on the top floor OF
the th:cc.story rod brick tenement. house.
IGS Eleventh avenue
There are three families in this building
and lolr small children.
Or. Sgultn!ght had attended the sci: couple,
but she did rot Know his address. The bodieS
were taken away on Monday, Mrs. Cramer
said, In the dcad-wagon OF the Health Depart
mcnt.
The reporter conveyed TO them their first
information q inc dread character OF the
disease which hai taken on their neighbors.
They seemed o. 10 i, a i1c the seriousness OF
their sltuati n
The tenement Is clean and tidy. compared
TO most Of the human hives In the neiyhbor.
mood. but the Wicgnans had a reputation for
'hriitiessncss. No member OF the family has
been employed for some weeks.
The four children had Just left the house
when the reporter arrived there. Mrs. A.
Cramer, who keeps bakery on the ground
noor, volunteered this Information.
she thought that William Wiegman died
last saturday IRON eating too much fruit,
and that his wife died the next day OF heart
disease.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
SULLIVAN BETTER NOW.
DR.. Grier Believes Eis Trouble No,
Poison but Muscular Fatigue.

John l. sullivan wos up and about this
morning. the massage treatment piesc ibod
for him by Dr. ". +. Grier has done him lots
OF good, and the big fUi!ow was IN better
shape than at my time since the light. lie
spent two hours In hcarsal at the Windsor
Theatre.
sullivan taxes the matter OF his Illness ycs-
terday lightly. Several OF his friends said
this morning that he was not In such bad
shape as was made out.
Dr. Gricr, who was called In TO the Wander
bilt Hotel yesterday when sullivan was all
ing, and found him In a Iothargic condition.
does not take any stock In ihe theory that
Sullivnn's poor showing during the hight ana
his condition since may have been due to
some outside influence such us morphine.
nr. Grier says SulliNan's poor showing may
be attributed entirely to n Iauity condition OF
tho muscles, due to his training. "lhere Is q
poison said the physician, "known as the
cOlabcr bean, which Might have produced the
symptoms shown IN Sullivans case. But any.
one administering II would have 10 know Just
what suliNan's capacity was und would have
TO Judge the time and place u! using 10 q
niccty, so as to bring about he tortcring and
not commissions Its results are extreme
fatigue. II morphine or laudanuin hnd been
used think there would have been more dis.
tinCt phenomena. | see nothing tangible In
this poison theory, and wish To say empLa-
tically tnat do no countenance IT,"
The evening world., 1892-09-14
HALLE FOR GOVERNOR.
Massachusetts Republicans Nomin.
ate a state Ticket.

Nv AfsCCIArrp PUrss.l
BOSTON, Sept. 14-The Republican state
Convention assembled In fremont Temple
this forenoon Fben s. Draper, Chairman OF
the state Committee, raped to order. ana
charles II. Allen, OF Lowell, was called to
preside.
William II. Halle, o! Springfield. was nomi-
mated tor Governor by acclamatiou.
Nathaniel i. Banks and John ID. Long were
chosen Presidential electors-at large
Tho following Presidential. electors were
chosen: First District, Joseph II. Griswold,
u Greenreld; second district, George ".
johnson, OF Brookneld Third District. Ed
ward a. Glasgow Of Worcester: Fourth Dis
trict, James Phillips, jr., OF fitchburg !; FtHh
District, Peter Z. smith, OF Andover ;
sixth District, Frank Cousins, OF Salem
seventh District, + =. Converse, OF Maiden
Eighth, Edward q. Lines. OF somerviile
Ninth, Jonathan A. Lane. or Boston Tenth,
John shaw. of quincy Eleventh, John h.
Bullard, Oi Dedhhm Twelfth, benjamin =.
LOvett, Of Weymouth Thirteenth, John
sinpkins, OF armouth.
Next came the nominating speeches for
Lieutenant. Governor. Fraucis ". Breed, D..
q. Il. Adams, both OF Lynn; samuel .. Oar
ling. OF Somervlllc, ana Rogers WOlcott, OF
Boston, were nominated.
The convention took recess at the close OF
the bsllOtiEg.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

itrfCiAI TO THE tvrSIsS woRLp.l
GLOUCESTER FACE TRACK, sept. 1.-THE
entries ana probable starters Tor to morrow
nic as follows:
First livo.-iqhthg Of a mile; selling. Jos
.. lOG, Deborar, %; Sierra Nevada colt. lUi
troylanEsr. Gisen B.y, l0i eAon; Ha,ti, Cuta-
rine. Auburn. lOl sAcu hOhDd !. dy i.0nsiollOv
cot 100 b"rwyn, Van wart. M-'a II. colt lOs
each: O.ca,iohAl g"lding. hiontreAi, lO6 Id. sach
Second Rae Liv,.eighths o, INTO; two scar
ohs; s,linx,- Paint, 40; Miudon. Harie-
qpin, IA each ,d..in. irishtown. Us Zach. Miss
All hly. snmn More 90 10. each.
Inl q R,c"nSc'rn aud ma, irtl.nas ceiling.
Darling, - each; All Ahirrs, %; ,onundru,n.
~; Jim Mulhol and. Reply. iioxs. '.inSct. Mon
taEW, lUI .ach, OuarisrmAIer. liG, Lucky
q, vcr lut lilo imor, Ei.vc, iUa IL.
Fourth Race. Thrrc and half mile. handicap.
,,l.nga., ,Jin mn. iO4 an B.ii-a,ias. io,,
los III.
nth Race siI and a half fur on:- sol
Bisteed, liza; Onsway. no; Parrnin, lU7 A. q.
f..orton. lO% each; Abscon der 9i Lc'tooa, lO7 h.
,,r'rth Mace -f,v--crrtns OF a mi.. sriiinS -
met; Moontto,s, HnoI. Little Willie, Harrison,
Piedmont, Washington. .fsm o A. H., Lands scr,
lO3 each la Cisalr, 10! lu.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Officials Puzzled as to the Origin
Of the Infection.
Dr.. Jenkins Cannol See How The
Disease Got BY Quarantine.
Measures Taken to Prevent the
Spread OF the Dl,etsc In I'll s City.

The Board OF Health announced this
afternoon that from ARCHAEOLOGICAL
examination made by Prof. Her
man Bigss on the bodies Of several
suspected cholera patients, there hay" been
five deaths {. IN Asiat.c cholera in This city.
The Names ., those who died from cholera
The evening world., 1892-09-14
She Came from Hamburg and Il
Held in the Lower Bay.
All the Passengers at Fire Island
Reported TO Be Well.
In Champagne Released from Quar-
antine This Afternoon.

1t was reported this afternoon that ave
deaths from Asiatic cholera had occurred
in this city.
The oil tank steamship Heligoland.
from Altona. OH tho Elbe, Aug. ~, which
sriv ed In the lower bay last night. ~
ports two deaths among her crew on the
voyage from cholera. She has NO pssssn-
gers. Her crew numbers thirty-two men
and one woman. She il detained In the
bay for examination and observation.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
DIR. JENKINS IL SURPRISED.
lie Cannot See Iiaw the Cholera Got
Fast Quarantine.

'rpvcIAr. TO THE BvEssG " IpLpl
QaARASTIHE, s. l., Segt. 14.-Dr. jenkins,
on being apprised OF the dlecovery OF cholera
cases In New York, said that he had always
considered that there was grave possibility
OF the plague getting into New York
"hre you greatly surprised, Doctor, that
the disease has got into the cityi"
AYES, but am puzzled as TO the
source. cannot Understand how II
could be. The greatest precautions
have been exercised here at Quarantine.
Even the healthy passengers have been sub
Jected to periods OF detention that have, as
the public knows, been painful.
"No baggage has been allowed to so to the
city from Injected ships until after II had
bee n fumlgated several times, and even the
malls were subjected to sulphur vapor baths
that must have killed every disease germ.
$50 consider 1t impossible that the dis
ease could have been introduced through
either OF these agencies"
TIE doctor died that he had received no
of1lcial notice from New York, ana that he
got the iirst news from the reporters who
awaited his return from Bay Ridge.
"Another reason why do not believe that
the germs were brought up by butchers
or groc,rs who have furnished
infected ships with provisions" he said, "is
that they were not allowed TO come In con-
tact with any one an the ships.
~ have no idea where the cholera came
from. do not see how II could have come
through this port, but, just the same, do
not want TO critics., the action OF any other
Quarantine authority.
~ have always believed that there was a
bare possibility that cholera might get
into New York In one way or other,
and II tho Health Board says that 1t
Is Asiatic cholera they have probably In
vestigated II thoroughly and know what they
are talking about.
"These cases viii make no difference in the
existing restricsions here. We shall still IRE
The evening world., 1892-09-14
PRESS COTTAGE AT CAMP Low

PRESS COTTAGE AT CAMP Low.
The battalion Of Naval Reserves and the
contingent of the Sixty ninth Regiment,
which embarked on the Iron Steamboak
Pegasus yesterday for Fire Island, were
unable to land because Of the heavy seas
and the prevalent gale, and the Pegasus
returned to this city, tying up at the
Communipaw docks at O'Clock this
morning.
Gov, Flower has ordered all the militia
called into service yesterday, except the
Thirteenth Regiment. to be dismissed.
Tho Thirteenth is at Babylon. and will re-
main there SO long rs Adit. Gen. Porter
may think necessary.
Health Officer jenkins announced this
morning that the passengers from the
Normannia. now held at Fire Island, will
probably be released from Quarantine
tomorrow and be permitted to return to
their homes
The Normannia's cargo is TO be light
cred. and after coal and provisions have
been put on board in the lower hay, will
proceed to sea at once without coming up
to the city.
The health officials are fearful TINT the
prevailing storm. which will fOrcs immi-
grants on the detained ships in the bay to
remain between decks, will result in de-
veloping more cases OF cho'era. No more
deaths aud only enc new case was re-
ported from the hospitals this morning.
The arrival of the Bohemia from Ham,
burg. with 672 immigrants ON board. v
awaited with great anxiety by tho quaran-
tine officials. She has not yet besa
sighted.
Justice Barnard has postponed hearing
In the habeas corpus proceedinas
brought in the interest Of the Nos.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
!iisinry of The Cnsr..

! All OF these eases were originally reported
to the Health Department as suspected cases
OF cholera, and have been under the investi.
"a Ion OF the ply ,icians connected with The
! Department.
| Prof Herman Bisss. who Is In charge OF the
Division OF Pathology and Bacteriology OF
the Health Department, has been at work
TaNing psychological examinations OF the
Intestinal fluids taken Iro the bodies OF the
victims.
Prof. Biggs reported to the Health DepLrt-
m"nt this afternoon the result OF his cxam-
nations and announced unhcsitatingly that
the cases were Asiatlc cholera beyond any
doubt.
william WiSman was fifty-two years OF age
and his wife, sophia. was sixty-thrte years
Old. lie had been sick for eight days ami his
wife had been III ;or about the same length OF
time. Shc died saturday and he sunday.
/ The physicians who were attending them
reported to the Board OF Health that they
believed the deaths were due to cholera.
BY the order Of the Board Of Health the
bodies were removed to the Reception Hos.
! pital, at the foot of Ea It sixteenth street,
| where they were examined by Prof. Biggs.
| Csriotta Beck, who lived aL l1O4 Second
avenue, was found sick In her apartments
yesterday morning. She was attended by DR.
Vandergaltz, OF 1919 Second avenue, who saw
her at O.3O o'clock. He reported TO the
Health Board, that in his opinion hers was q
case OF cholera She, too, was removed Ia
the Reception Hospital after her death which
occurred at 1l.3O the same day.
| Charles McAvoI. thirty-nve years old
and n plasterers assistant, died at $40 Tenth
avenue.
Minnie Levinger was one year and eight
months old. She died at All East Forty.
sixth street, where her parents lived.
Where Did IL Come From 2
The physicians OF the Health Department
have been unable to lnd out how the cholera
was contracted in each OF these cases. Sc
far as they have been able to learn, none OF
the dead persons came In contact with the
cholera germs
Every precaution has been taken to prevent
the spread OF cholera In these difreren,
houses. The bedding OF each OF these patients
has been burned and the houses have been
placed under observation.
Precautions Against Spread Of the
| Disease
DR.. Bryant says that the Health Depart.
ment has two physicians at each house
where patient has died. He has no doubt
that the death OF Carlotta Beck. which he
has personally Investigated, was due to true
AsiAtic cholera
The Department, through these doctors on
the premises, has obtained list OF aii per.
sons, with the business or occupation OF each,
in each house. and is subJecting all to close
scrutiny.
AS soon as any one is found sick the fact
will DO communicated to the Board OF Health.
A large quantity OF disiDfectants has been
used ut each OF these houses, all OF which
have been disinfected and fumigated.
Sanitary inspection has been made OF each
house, and the Department is compiling the
| history OF each fatal case.
Dr. Bryant is positive that the Infection
The evening world., 1892-09-14
RAGING IN SOUTH JERSEY.
fragrant Opens the Game and Wins
at Good Odds.

'trrcIAL To THE SvISiso woR'r.l
GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, sept. i4-Thc
races were continued here to-day on "A heavy
tracH ard the attendance was OF the regular
order.
First Race-Purse $500; four ana hall
furonys.- s.--Won by fragrant, Edith Van Sec
ond ami kinEsclcre third. Tim---O.5D.
second Kace--rursc $500; ilvc furlDngs.-
Won 10y robin Hood, Sister Louise gclding
second and Estelle r. third. Tiine-lO5L,.
Third l,ace--l urse $500 four and hall iur.
llngs.-Wo by henJainin, silence second and
Aitnur Davis thiri. 1itn--O bS3A.
Fourth Racr.-Pursc $500; onc ana one slx-
tceut Of mile.
Won by sandstone. onaway second. Juggle
third. 1imr--l.JUls.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
DIPLOMATS FIGHT A DUEL.
A Spanish MARQUIS Wounded in the
Leg by q German Baron.
fBY AssocIATrp pRRsa

IBY ASSOCIATED PRHsa
THE HAGrE, Sept II. Baron Won Gartner.
GriebenOw, secretary OF the German Le-
cation here, and Marquis do valladareo,
Secretary OF the spanish Legation, became
involved In q quarrel a few days ago, with
the result that a challenge TO night duel was
passed and accepted.
The principals and their seconds proceeded
this morning 10 a secluded place In the sub
urbs ana there settled their dlfriculty accord
ing 10 the code.
The result OF the duel WAS the wounding OF
the Marquis In the leg.
The evening world., 1892-09-14

examination made by Prof. Her.
man Bigss on the bodies Of several
suspected cholera patients, there hay" been
tive deaths {. IN Aslat.c cholera in this city.
The names .. those who died from cholera
are:
- :e,d sf Cholera in Ncw York.
CHARLES McAvoy, who died sept. q. Adj
dress not known.
Mrs. SOPHIA wIoxAS died sept. 10 at 7Gs
Eleventh avenue.
WILLIAM WlaMAS, husband Of sophia
Wigman. who died at the same address on
the following day.
MINNIE LEvISGER, n child who died on
Sept. II at All East Forty.sixth street.
CARLoTrA BECK, thirty years Old. who
died at IL O'Clock yesterday morning at
564 Second avenue.
The Health Board states that no suspected
cases have been reported since & o'clock yes
terday morning.
40 secondary cases have appeared on the
premises.
The Health Boards Bulletin.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT, |
"NEw YORK, Sept. IA Pm.
"1h' report OF the psychologists who have
ma,., physiological examinations Of the cases
OF suspected cholera in this city says:
"The cases referred to have been treated
with the same precautionary measures as
would have characterized the action Of the
Boare ii they had been Immediately and pos.
ttiveiy recognized.
Tho Board has still under examination
the body OF Carlotta Beck, who died with
symptoms Of cholera on Sept. II.
IAN suspected or reported cases of cholera
since Sept. have beea carefully investigated
and kept under observation.
"No suspicious cases have been reported to
this Bord since $50 A. n. yesterday.
"(signed) CHAs. G. WILSON, President.
Rmmons Clark, Secretary"
The Bacserioiosists' Report.
The following was received At the Health
Department this afternoon at l o'clock:
"CARNE0IE LABROATokY,
336 East ty-sixth street,
New York, Sept IA, 1892.
0Asriss @. Wilson. Prssid.nt Health D.part-
nent;
I'VE would respectfully report that the
very careful meteorological examination OF
tho Intestinal contents from the BODY OF
Charles McAvoy, who died Sept. 9, has been
y completed.
~ "The autopsy, as reported, showed the an.
atomical LESSONS OF sporadic cholera, but the
ur'hsr e1'minasYP' show that the 'piril-
The evening world., 1892-09-14

Regarding the case OF Mrs. BECK, DR.. Edison
said, late this afternoon, that he agreed
with Dr. Bryant that the clinical history OF
her case would indicate that she died from
Asiatic cholera, but that no report OF
examination had yet beeu
received, and that 1t would not he proper to
state positively the cause Of death until that
report had heen received
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Robbsries Committed by a Girl.

TROY, n. Y. Sept. 1.-THE mystery sur
rounding series OF robperies which have oc-
solved, II having been found that the thief Is
Kittie Herrick, thirteen years old, who was
employed as a domestic IN tine flnwrry
Orient, the clearinghouse where the rob-
berries were committed.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
DR.. Talmage Sails for Home on the
City 0f Parie.

irY IffoChTFn PRESS
LIVERPOOL, sept. l4.-Rev. Dr. Talnage
and Mr.. Louis kiopsch, who visited Russia To
distribute the cargo OF relief steamship Leo
In the famine provinces, sailed for New York
to-day, with their families. on the steamer
City Of Paris.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
For maiden thrce-year-0ldS and upward
with 900 added one mile.

Post Betting &c tisnor. 10 and to , JOY, IL
to , ana to -: Agona. I to ! ANA TO d I; Inn
tnte,". - and y.
jog tooN look he lead at nag TALL ard was
never afterwards beaded, winning in II walk
by SIX lens lis from Glamor. VINO beat Alguinu
nvc length Tor ,hr place. l'imc -l.I1Ir.
Mutuci> paid: straight, SI..Dj; place,
1866. GinmUr paid S1.1J.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Sir Edwin and \

Sir Edwin and Minister Bealle Sail.
Sir Edwin Arnold the English poet, and
TruXton Bealle, United states Minister TO
Greece. sailed for liverpool to-day on the
steamship city OF New York.
The evening world., 1892-09-14

For -year-o.dS, with $1,000 added
flvc and u hall iurOngS.

Post betting krkinaIn.s 10 j and Ito D. Evan.
a'us, / to aud 10 : Laura Gould cot, to
aud to q Tar and Tartar, 4 to aud 7 tJ hrys-
ais. 2OanIsto S.abiixht, 30 and 4 To Ior-st
it".e. 20 and = 10 Hiram, ~ ana 20 to l: Miss
FISHER, 100 and 4oto u.
lirgnald led from start 10 finish and won
easily by u length from Eyanntus, who was
siX lengths IN lrDnL oI Tar auu Tartar. lime
-l.lO,
Mutucls PAID: Straight, sl1.lJ; place,
$500. Evanatu5 paid 1910.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Howl,ns perv!.hes Depart.

The twenty-five how!ing Dcryishes, who
came 10 this country from Morocco two
months ago to give exhibitions OF dancing.
howling. &C, sailed for home to-day On the
steamship Waesland, for Antwerp.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
Stabbed by a Jealous Husband.

ALBANY, n. y, Sept. l4.-John casey this
morning stabbed Philip j. Riley, an iusur-
ange agent, for being too Intimate with
Cascy's wife. Tho woun1, which was In
nicted In the abdomen with pocket knife, Is
serious but not necessarily iatal.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
struck by q Falling Tree.

During the storm early this morning a
tree was blown down In front OF Is jefferson
street. 1t struck horse owned by q. II.
Scelig, OF - canal street, who was driving
past, and slightly injured the animal.
The evening world., 1892-09-14


The revenue cutter handler took Nifty
plumbers and laborers down to the Quaran-
tine station at Sandy Hook at o'clock to-day.
The evening world., 1892-09-14
ANOTHER US TilL stANDIt.
Dr. Jenkins RrpOris Tint Anothcr Case
L. f0u..d IN Ihc Pest sshlr.

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