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His Insurance the Decedenrs Personal
PROPERTY,

In the matter Of the probate Of the will OF
John Knoedler. who left his estate to the issue
OF deceased brother, 1t was contended that
four insurance policies were not subject to tho
collateral inheritance tax. rs they were necrs-
sarily payable ONLY ut the dccease OF the tesla
tor. and could not be con sider"d part of tho es-
tate Surrogate Ransom has. however. decided
that they are chooses in action which arc prop,
erty In legal sense. and consequently subject
to the collateral inheritance tax.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31

CHIC, 700. July 3O-President Harper OF the
Chicago University to-day received an accep.
lance fl ON Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer Of tho
place OF Dean Of the women's department Of
the university. A few months ago both Mrs.
Palmer and her husband. Prof. Palmer Of Iar-
institution and declined them. Mrs. Palmer
has changed her mind and will spend twelve
weeks OF each year here performing her du-
ties. the rest Of the year by correspondence
and by telegraph.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
R.due,,on In til. Lumber Rates.

sT. LOUIS July 3O.--Ths Joint conference of
freight and traffic managers Of the limos in the
Trans Missouri and Western Freight associa-
tons on the lumber rate situation has re-
suited IN the adoption OF a resolution to re-
auce rates three cents per hundred pounds
from st. Louis. Chicago, and rthwestrrn
points to the Missouri River. The through
rates to points beyond will also be reduced
three cents per hundred pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
Kllled Her As.aiiant with an Axe.

UTICA. July 30.-This afternoon at Verona n
small station west Of this city. Mrs. Mary. wife
OF Simon Houlehan. aged 55. killed Carl
Bauer, aged ~. with an axe.
Mrs HOuleLan says she was splitting kin
ding wood when Bauer approached her. seized
her BY the dress. and Attempted to assault
chopped his head to pieces. The woman has
been locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
New York Bank ers Have Option on the
O,lo Fails Car Works

JEFrERsoNvILLE. Ind, July 30.-It is probable
the Ohio Falls Car Works one Of the most eX-
tensive Of the kind in the country. is about to
change.
Maitland. Phelps & Co.. New York bankers
hi vc an option upon the plant. The Offer WAS
made to President Smyser while that gentle
man was in New York.
The capital stock Of the company Is $780,
900. II the sale Is made. the present officers
will be retained. and tho capital stock in
cr0ased to 81. 25O. OOU,
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Honors for Distinguished j ur,.,..

PHILADELPHIA. July 3O.-Two handsome gold
medals. containing 500 worth Of pure gold
each. have Just been struck at the Mint in This
city.
They were designed by Charles f. Barber.
Chief Engraver at the Mint. upon an
order from tho American Bar Associa-
ton. and will be presented to two uf the
most eminent jurists and law reformers of the
century. the Hon. David Dudley Field OF New
York and the Earl Of Selhourne Of the English
bar. for disting uished services in advancing
the science Of Jurisprudence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
Made Too Mucl, mt Home.

A near sighted lady who lives on Sixteenth
street across the Platte. sent Dan intelligence
office Tor girl. and was expecting her all the
morning. IL was raining II little. and the
woman who lived next door threw on an old
hat and shawl, and came over TO borrow u tea
ruI,ful Of lard She Knocked al the side door.
and was greeted with;
over tn" kitchen. When you are tidied up u
little come down hare. and III talk TO YOU"
Yhn MOmen AFRO acadly onemles now.
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Til. Rev. Mr.. Nicola, Re,urns rep,teut

ELIZABETH. July 30.--The Rev. Mr. NicoiaL
former pastor Of tho First German Presbyte-
rian Church Of this city. who disappeared two
months ago after forging the name OF the
church treasurer to three checks and borrow
ing several sums Of money. for all OF which
he was recently dsposed from the ministry
unexpectedly returned to this city this even
Ing. 1t Is his purpose to make efforts to be
forgiven FOR his misdeeds. and to make resti-
tuition. II possible. He came from Oakland.
CHI. where he met Evangelist b. Fay Mills who
advised him to return and seek forgiveness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
Was Tai. Molly M.su,r. Revenge

DENVER. July 30-Harry Sullivan. Union
Pacin, switehman. who was stabbed In several
places on the night Of July - by an Italian
named Augusta. last night. on his deathbed.
confessed that his correct name was ID. c. NJ
McLennigan. a former Pennsylvanian.
He said he was compelled to leave on ac-
count OF having betrayed the famed Molly
Magulrea. to which order he belonged. The
commit this crime years ago but mover had
an opportunity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
The Ma ter OF Halt.

FInn me Deiron Free Pres.
The pastor was cilling at tho house OF
Brother iiil ing and tho small hoy was enter.
tainlug him until the parents came down.
- DO you ever 20 hshn' Y inquired the
youug-trr who had Inherited his fathers fond
ness Tor tnH sport.
- ain II -ier Of men," he responded.
Do you carry your hat in II lug like papa
does - wns I'll" next question. and lu,t at hat
moment Brnthtr billings apuehr"d with u
se"aphir -ni!e OF innocence lighting up his
genial ruuuteaanrc.
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A Posse XIII. On. Of n Band Of Outlaws.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 30.-News was re-
ceived to-day from Richland. a little town on
the Virginia State line. that the posse OF mon
who had been searching for the crowd of out
laws headed by Jim Vance came up with them
In tho mountains yesterday and skirmish
resulted. In which Reese Vance, brother OF
Richard Blank enship Of the Vance gang ar
rested. Jim Vance and the remainder OF his
hot nurSuit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
300 Barrels of Whiskcy Subject to Combs.
cation.

LOUISVILLE July 3O.-In tho Federal Court
this afternoon United States District Attorney
Jolley filed Information against n. Hofhemer
4 Co. OF New York. BARLEY. johnson 4 Co.. and
w. G. Coldeway. President Of the Louis
vile Public Warehouse. charging them with
entering at this port more than 200 barrels OF
whiskey. which was represented to be- OF
American manufacture. but which, in fact, was
not made in this country.
The District Attorney will ask for a conflsca-
ton of the whiskey. on the plea that the Gov
eminent was defrauded out Of the customs
duty.
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Caa.d III, SON. sch 90, r..ea...

CHICAGO July 3O-Charles Bloomhofr an en-
gineef. caned Prof. Homer Berans to-day
They live in Englewood Bloomhofr's four
year-old son attended summer kindergarten
and tie Professor chastIssd him with a stick
letans told Blaomhor lac had spanked tho
child. Yes with q stick. retorted tho Angry
TRrent land III give you ton blows for every
one you gave tho child" Then his cano
swjshed over the Professors back. When he
was tired, he left tho instructor, who made no
effort to defend himself.
.
\ PARAGON NJ passenger trnns chic,.n Limited.
new York LrntTal 1000 A NJ S.lI.-Ia--
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Ex-Presidsnt Adams Of Cornell University has accept
ed the Presidency OF the University oil Wisconsin,.
Edward 4. Fuller Of Brockport . well.knpwn Journal
list. who has worked o. papers N Burao' Rochester
and other was arrested IN EDira yesterday on
charge OF forgery pre- erred by Bgni ANN franStord
manager OF tho New YORK. office " The Chicago ,"arH
for whom FutF worked II 10 alleged that Fuller forged
orders on FRANKFORT to prominent lawyer OF Roches
ter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
Where yests, days Fro. Were.

A. A-2'ao. 24os First. avenue. christopher B,her
damage sz5; lOi45. 1888 Allen street, Clara Paper.
damage trhing
i. M-2ioO, rs lies'ersuest. sarah Edesons butcher
store. dainase tritng: I 10 40 West Twrntie 4.
strvet jennie Mckay: danapr $1,000; n'la au3 v i
fipStnGrth street, Mar, tanlage $40 hs4o. 20;
s'H II Wet H"ut'.i, sect. Il, nTS IrcorInick ~.
Z. '"rc IL, 3l. " u.iIJ.' rH.N,I' alg 10 dap.
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31

There bavc been some lively times at the old Grattan
street faepnet rourt IN t"rk. the place where Casey
hiphorab- INT 'TnsInna match H. Tas IN tho shape
81 Tournament. open only 10 COX rity aud county
rlaNers IN" MAJ ifach was b~tw" cen Joe bleaty ~
ferin' amt F"ni %, alsghan II ruf,. oLeary won.
IAN Ell t"rg,n oL'ary u we'll kno~n IN BrooL yn,
whsTe he snrnl couple of In IFyIng
straie 20 he PATRONS Of Cabeys court mat he WAS the
only PLAYER an rR IN. lie 's a cnpltR twO.hAnded
pinNe .FrNr1rT. nEd us ate victory Cork wa,
= ~ i "ft rr'at q a. ~ p'HsIre na,ttrunrly
a.IS'- '-e Leh4ueEa "a the BruohtSn llanlOa CIuC.
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Murder Over Five Cents, Worth or ~.

JACKSON. Miss July 30.-At negro frolic
near Terry last night Hal Foster was killed by
Merrimer Williams, the weapon being mock ct
knife. The killing was over five cents worth
OF pie. for which Foster paid Williams a nick eli
with u hole In it. The murderer escaped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31

special race for valuable silver prizes for catbosts
oesngihgto the BrooAtyn Yacht Club was held ysster.
Jay in'he lower hay. The start was delayed on &C
count OF there being wiu. During the rrst half OF
We tsn'mIe tun tho boats kept ,Iose together but
to"aIl le end tie Ninl died out eAyinx he Dvas Ia
cross the line with tie tide ' '"
Ihu " mot been for young n he Duphen Sing
role n Ms excitement 10 prUpcl the boa sh. would
hhu"nuteiy nave been tho winner but Judges saw
hlih anu prompt! disqualified her, Tho Edda H. WA,
hrsI, beating the H. q, two ami TX serond.
VINO won second prile from the sappho SIX minutes
anl nftean heGOnds Summary. - -
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MADMLN CoWLEY RECAP1UBEp.
He Wss Found by Keeper Savage b Chat.
haA Square Last Night.

Frank Cowley. the dangerous lunatic who
escaped from the Flatbush Insane Asylum.
was recaptured BY Policeman Northrup OF tho
Sixth precinct last night
Northrup was pHtfolline Chatham Square
when Keeper Savage met him. They walked
down the street together r Savag saw Cowley
quietly to the Eliza beth street station but got
very noisy and excited when thsy attempted
to lock him IN.
An account Of Cowleys escape will be found
on another page.
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ezoR8IA ~ rag CABINET.
A Movement 70 Place Hoke sni,b's
&c. rz.e1..- -. Do

A Movement 70 Place Hoke sroi,b's
name Before the Presidsut-elect
ATLAsTA, GA, Soy. The practical
certainty of tbs election u TIE democratic
tickst has already PROVOKED discussion and
speculation smonZ the leaders here as 70 the
probable recognition II the south By the
new sdminisTation. II Is bsiis7sd that Mr..
Cleveland will give Georgia place ID his
cabinet and among those who have
done valiant services 10 the
hgh. in Georgia as we'll az IA
other fields, a movement has been alrsad =
started % have the name Of Hon. Haks
Smith placed before the Pre.-
dsat for place in his cabinet.
probably the attorney Rsnsralship.
Mr. 5aith, VINO is one Of the leading mem
beers II the bar in tots city. and president Of
the Evening Journal Company, Eas taken a
leading part ia tie campaign for Mr. CIeve-
land from the very beginning Of the move
rnent 70 make him the nominee Of the party,
and the determination Of his friends 70
press him for a place in the cabinet is re-
garded As q just reward for the good work
hs nas done. This afternoon 1t was stated
BY a close friend Of Mr.. Smiths that there
was already an understanding on the sub
jet, aud that Dir. Smith would be certainly
rEeret place in the cabinet.
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HARRISON VERY CALM
He Gives No Indication of Dtszppoin
ment 81 the SesuIt.

He Gives No Indication Of Dis appoint
ment 81 the Eesult.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-President Harri-
son calmly ATTENDED 70 routine public bust
ness to-day as though nothing had hap
pened. He granted 9 pardon to Charles
Cas-. convicted in Alabama Of violating the
postal laws, and received Secretary Of
state Foster On business connected with the
international monetary conference.
Throughout the day the President gave
no indications whatever Of disepDoiltoent
or chagrin al the result Of the election. He
was undoubtedly ;ae calmest person in the
house. As one Of his friends expressed IT,:
If be is defeated he will lay down tae
cares Of Official duties without the least per-
sonal regret and seek the more congeaial
seclusion Of private life with uudisguissd
satisfaction
Several Newspaper men applied for an
expression Of opinion by the President, but
were net BY Acting Private Secretary lib
bot with the remark that: The President
will certainly not talk about the election
until It IS decided. aud doubt very much
II he viii say anything about it then for
notification -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
Ak AIR OF DEPRESSION

Republicans Employed at WaghlsR-
ton Blue over tho EesaIs.
WAsHIsGToS, Nov 9.-Ths air OF de.
preasion throughout the executive depart
men~ this morning was 30 dense that IL
could almost BE- felt. Now and then some
Clerk would pluck up spirit enough % asl,
iof ths returns from some states suppos d to
De s'ili doubtful, but with no hope Of hear
ing iayo. abls news. Of course the vast
mAJofity u ths employees are sheltered be-
hsath the hfoad wings Of the civil service
hhA therefore % not feel that direct per
DuAl and pecuuiary Interest in the resuIt
su1t characterized tho clerks in tns ul1sn
Gays Of political revolution in oftico. NAM
asinocFhts are also included In their RAIL-
relics Of tne Cleveland Gdfninistration an,
eylushcss oI the protecting influence OF the
NHil service law. A President Harris,u
ana Presideut-elect Cleveland nrs
poth committed 70 cigu service -
m tbe rank aud GIe fee,
we hDly easy es " the result. But MAJ,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
MAcows 20 .TMAsrER5HlP.
S. z. Price the first Man IN the Rae >
for the Place.


for the Place.
MACON, Ga, Nov. 9-Already there is
talk Of who IS 70 sIcceeI who. and already
candidates for Office are to be found. Per-
hap0 tie most interesting and certainly the
most authentic piece Of news that has been
published lately is that Hon. s. r. Price il a
candidate for the office OF postmaster. Few
men are moro deserving Of recognition at
the hands Of their party than Hon. Sylves-
ter Is. Price, and be will make a strong race.
NLen seen this evening on the subject
hr. Price said II am a candidate. I believe
tina. Mr. Cleveland IS the next FresiIent and
! believe in the maxim that the early
bird catches the worm. You may announce
me a. candidate for the position II post
master for tina city Of Macon" The demo-
crafts Of BibD county will hold "A rousing
jubilee over the election Of Mr.. Cleveland
some day next week. The demonstration
Will far Guido anything that has yet heea
attempted. The movement j. led by the
most prominent citizens Of Macon.
hon. a. .. Bacon, who was seriously
hurt ths other day. IS progressing favor
ably aud Will DO out in 4 few days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10
Return Of ths Legislators.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 9-After helping to
elect Cleveland and Stevenson, the MEM
bers Of the Georgia legislature began re-
turning to Atlanta to-day. Tomorrow the
general assembly will reconvene, after a
recess Of three days. Thoss msmbers who
reached the city to-day in time TO catch on to
the great enthusiasm expressed themselves
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Murder In Alaba ~ a.

BIRMISGHAM, Ala, Nov. 9.-Mesger de-
tails reach here Of a difficulty in Half Acre
district. Coosa county. late yesterday after
noon. ". W. Rutland shot and instantly
killed 8. A. Sims The difficulty was po!it-
ical. Both we're white mel.
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Georeia's Experimental Station.

GRIFFIN, GA, Nov. 9.-The directors Of
the Georgia Experimental farm held the
annual election to-day. The entire old
management was reelected. The directors
expressed entire satisfaction at their admin
istration Of affairs.
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NOTICE.

DR.. WILLIAMF. AIKEN has returned to the
city and resumed practice, limited to eye, ear.
nose and throat, at "A South Broad street. once
hours: 9A.M TO JPN; c to 7:3O p. n Sun.
DAYS 10 A y. 70 l9M