davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-21
Don't tail to
see our ele-
3 ant line of
new stylish
Millinery.
SPECIAL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
ATTENDED, To.
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
Circuit Court is now in session
with the following jurors:
GRAND JURORS.
5. \. Winscott, G. B. Showers,
Cass r. Jones, Ed. F. Beatty, A.
M. Harrison, w. l.. Crawford, A.
D. Bledsoe, T. R. Gilliland, w. H.
Whitledge, J. r. Robnett, j. E.
Stauffer, E. P. French.
PETIT JURORS.
j. P. Palmer, Jas. Ersom, j. R.
Bratton, Joseph Middleton, E. L.
Grigsby, j. T. Flea, l.. A. Ander.
son, John Roland, S. P. Dawson,
James A. Groves, w. w. Northcutt,
Joseph Fennewald, C. H. Culbert.
son, T. M. Kimball, G. B. Horton.
Stephen Bertels, Frank Pierce, R.
H. Dudley, M. c. Calvert, D. M.
Roberts, j. D. McCarty, J. W. Free.
man, J. S. McCune, T. C. Bolts.
Cirenit Court Proceedings.
j. H. Buckley, assignee William
Llewellyn. Assignee files third re
port and ease continued.
John &. Kreutel VS.. Nancy Floyd
ct al, special commission. j. E
Kreutel files his report of sale OF
land.
w. H. White VS.. Jos. B. Botkin
By consent continued.
D. P. Moore, assignee E. C.
Burkhart. Continued.
James w. Williams granted Ii
cense to practice law.
Grand jury reports the following:
State of Missouri VS.. James VIII
liams, a true bill, burglary.
State of Missouri VS.. Edgar Fox,
not a true bill; assault, attempt to
kill.
The Grand Jury to-day found true
bills against Joe Donnelly and Will
Mckinney, charged with murder in
the first degree for the killing of
Sam Turner ON July %, 1898.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2.
1. State vs.. Geo. NJ. Lewis.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3.
5. State VS.. Warren Fowle.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4.
4. State VS.. 7. C. Laughlin.
II. State VS.. J. N .Pollard, Mol.
Is. State vs.. J. N .Pollard, No.2.
IA. State vs.. j. N. Pollard, Nos.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5.
Is. State VS.. w. G. McAslin.
IS. State VS.. Kirby Tankersley.
II. State vs.. T. S. Manning.
Is. State VS.. Lee Wilcox.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6.
6. State vs.. w. r. Keith
Z. State vs.. H. J. Woolwine.
2. State VS. VIM. Bedell ct al,
No. 1.
3. State VS.. VIM. Bedell ct al,
No. 2.
Venire of 60 men for Lewis case
ordered for 2:30 p. M, Friday,
Sept. 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-21
The

TUFTS Pills in use 80 years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-21

goes with the slippers thrown after a departing
bridal couple, tbut it makes no difference wheth-
or you re just married or not married at all,
there's good luck for you, not only in our slip
pers, but in every purchase of footwear you
make at our store. You're in luck when you
get q really good shoe at a lower price. That's
Our footwear is of the Good Luck brand, and is
in high favor with lucky buyers. It's like a
stroke Of good luck to get such shoes as we're
offering for fall wear. We're selling the best
school shoes in Mexico Gilt Edge Dressing l5c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-21
RUSH HILL ITEMS.

III. F. "
and Agent at Mexico, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-09-21

Venire of 60 men for Lewis case
ordered for 2:30 p. M, Friday,
Sept. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
p,syOvER LIQUOR SEIZED ~ BOSTON,.

Boston. March o3.-Mnch excitement has been
caused among the Hebrews OF the North End by
the seizure bv the police OF what Is claimed to be
consecrated lquor for Passover use. II Is claimed
that the Adath Israel Congregation Ill pursuance vi
,iuehonorcd custom. ordered In New York some
,,,n. and brandy for use during the Passover ccle-
bra,ion. The goods shipped to Boston under
Tho supery;sion q Cllcf Rabbi jacob Joseph. oil
New York. and received by the viceprcsicent OF tie
Adath Congregation In this city. Mr. Ravoiovitch'
and stord at his house. The cn-tCn Is 10 distribute
the conscrratei importation TO tfc loNN"' 1Ohsr'ssa
inns -, the north end Of the city. tn. police made
~ raid on the house OF Mr.. kavelovitch ana st1hci
The wine and brandy on warrant Charging ,nc
lining and exposing for sale OF intoxicating hluOrs
The Hebrews intend TO fight tie case 70 the las,
extremity, and the courtroom was crowded to1ay
,rhan n was reached. a continuance was asked
for however and II went over one week. Inc
,ce saw that this is old dodge Of certain Hebrews
md that among the alleged consecrated liquor was
Anna whiskey bad enough 70 kill a dog" which
| thev thinh could hardly hsvs been eonsocsa'so'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
sNow,TORM ~ THIS STATE.

schenectady. March li:lf an inch OF snow Icli
here las, night and this morning. The weather Is
mild
Elmlr;, March c3.-It showed here about five
inches Yesterday afternoon and last iSht. Ih'
weather Is mild aud the snow will not last long.
Troy March 23.-About two inches 81 snow have
fallen herr, The wind Is frcm the northwest.
ULnca March 2:,.-hhoni six inches oi snow i"ll
here during the storm which began yesterday anu
ended last night. Tie tcmp'rItir" has been hlllu
~ 'dnv and the street, nre covered with sllNl
nniIulo March ..y.-Ahoui two inches of snow i,h
here Yesterday and ltt night. changing To ram carry
ihIs morning. The weather IS now clear ana Wilu
Wofcrtowu Mach 2i.-Thcrc was no form III
Nortlcrn Ncw.lOrk last night except Slight IAN
~ snow Tn. weather here IS mild and spring Ike
IInrhamton. March 23.-SnJw fell here - me
dcn, oC six inches Yesterday and last night changing
TO rain this M rilinR. . . =, ,...,.,, .r, .,o
Highland Falls, y. y. March o3 Special Three
,,chns NJ snow have fllen here during the last
twenty four hours and the storm has no, yet ab'tei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
A TORNADO IN THE SOUTH.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE SWEPT.
THE TOWNS OF TUPELo AND TrNICA. MISS,
AND KELLY TENN, REPORTED
TO BE IN RUINS.

Memphis. March ga tornado swept over
North Mississippi and West Tennessee late this
afternoon. leaving ruin in its wake. Tunica,
Miss, was blown away and several persons are re-
ported killed and injured Well-aufhenticated re-
ports say the town of Tupeo, Miss, the home Of
Congressman John Allen, was destroyed. The
little town Of Kelly, fifteen miles from Memphis,
on the Memphis and Birmingham Railroad, was
wiped ont. but no lives were lost there.
The wires are down in every direction and il is
difficult TO get details.
Louisville, March est is reported here that
a serious tornado has devastated Bowling Green,
Ky All wires are down TO that point. and moth
ing definite can be learned concerning the dis
aster.
Chicago, March 23.-The Western Union wires
tonight arc almost worthless in every direction
on account Of storms. From Louisville to New
Orleans, and throughout the South, the wirrs
have not worked since o'clock, and there is
little prospect of securing any news from that
part OF the country tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
4 POSSIBLE SHORTAGE AT Perth hnbol
HrprBLICANs SUSPICIOUS ABOUT Az ITEM of
$4,000 ALLEGED TO HAVE BEN IN
SrrTED IN THE CITlS BOOKS.

HFpt-BILCANs SUSPICIOUS ABOUT Az ITEM of
$4,000 ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN IN
SERTED IN THE CITYS BOOKS.
Perth AInbov y. j.. March - t~pecian-rh' p 'p'
81 This city are much stirred up over report tH'
has inst been eivcr ont bv the Republican members
% the CITY Council that shortage 'i f''"'' ''''
been discovered Ia the city asset. A''"f'I"H ~
,be statement of arthur Bn,', M ll"r "i ''e wv
co,,ncll the hooks Of tie Auditor show that an ni
accounted for item of $4,000 h1S been h>'f'" III
tho books In order maze In" accounts Diih''''
A. tho last meeting n the Council, N Monday mSh''
tho Republcan MEMBERS demanded thai n cininl't''
lo oupolpicd 10 examine the books ana Mh"r f'r''
appointcd Arthur Buci. Harry '"nnri ana rum"
Toonin ms such committee. Their srp"r' JUST mai'
uu;,lc saws thDl there Is an Ii"l of r'''"'' vi Wv
,, u.tich ,i,.v cauro, account for and they demand
that an cxpcrt accountant he appointed. 1h'S "'i'n
the Mavor and the city Council have refused - '"'
,u, tb.v have referred the matter Ia the fiuin'a
committee which will report at tho nc.t meeting oi
the Council.
Mavor Fierce said TO Tribune reporter ms after
noon that there no Deficiency lie eNP'"'"'" ''
,cuort A. follows: We have new set Oi p"h' ma
some s,o 600 was carried from tho old BOOK ).
lam, ,le ccrlk failed TO insert what this r'J,ooO was
for The Republican mcmbers OF the Co""i' "''''
,r Mr. I.ucl claimed that th, item was PIT III l"
make ,he bo01s balance. and spread 'hc r'Po'' VI
- .,,,are Mr. I.ucI did not say directly that
HERE WAS n shortage, but suggested ih"' '"""'
hc appointed 10 look into the matter lh'S 'o"l''
,o tound trouble I'm tracing the $5?oOo ana ~
.,ogcs,ed that an expert accountant he appp'htm
We did not think hi, necessary, but instructed I'll"
Finance Committee TO make an investigation ana ''
mort at the next meeting
Controller William A. Crowel toId th' 'cp"',
that he had gone carefully over he boohS III" h' ~
no shortage lie said that the r'Oooo repre- 'sh'c"
,,,n.,a toxes ard had been inserted In th" b"ohs
a. cash. Arthur Ruei who questioned the nna"'""h'e'
uem of $50 OOO would say nothing except 'l"t soi' ,
I'm nortaIt developments might be looked l"r ~ nv
mmi, meeting of the Council. Internal Revenue No
,nc,or compton said that there was no "cI '''n'
and thot II enc should be- found hr would pay every
| cont of the shortage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE POLICE MIDDLE IN CAMDEN.

Camden. y. j.. March 23.-Chlef of Police Dodd. OF
this city. tried before the Police commissioners
ror ipcompctency today Dodd. who Is a Republican.
while the commissioners are Democrats. re-
moved a year ago By the commissioners. but II was
found the act was Illegal. As soon as Chief Dodi
was found guilty. Justice William II. Davis WAS
elected In his place. The Police Commissioners then
suspended five OF the Republican police officers ana
issued orders that all the members Of the police force
report to Chief Davis The action OF the commits
s,oners has muddled things badly. Chief DOdd claims
that his removal Is Illegal. and by advice OF counsel
continues TO occupy the Office. The Republican mem.
bers Of the police force who were dismissed this
afternoon are on duty tonight. g Th:y refuse to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
PRINCESS OF WALES AT The NAlltaN.
IccoNpaNIED BY HER CHILDREN, SIZE MAhr~
c,.nrNnxIAI VISIT TO TIE POPE.

AccoNpANIED BY HER CHILDREN SIZE NAhrH
A CEREMONIAL VISIT TO TIE Porh'
Rome. March 23-Pope Leo XIII gave ceremonial
audience today to the Princess OF Wales her dauen-
tors the rrincesses Victoria and Maud ana iier soi'
Primo. George the Duke of York, attended by 'h'ii
sn,es. The royal visitor, were received WIN III
tho bonors due to sOvereigIs. and thr "'''"h WI,
made one q, unusual splendor. The entire p"h'hcu'
court was assembled, and all the English prca'o'
q, prese Mt In Rome were in attendance. Inc N"Jo'
aon,o and prcfec; OF ,hc Apostolic Palace, M"hSig
nor della yol,,, the Grand Amoner. and cigh' o'h''
nrominent members Of the Papal court rec'i'eu 'h'
visitors AZ the foot Of the royal staircase anu 'o
a,c,oa ,he,, n the throne room, where the POP" re-
cs,vet ibcn with the ceremonial known rs pr'NA"
audience and had most courteous ih'er'le" WIZ
III. visitors. The Princess Of Wales, her dhu9n''i
.na ,h nuha of York aftcrward visited taN'h''
Ramnolla the Pontfca secretary OF S'aue'
Cardinal Rampolla in behalf oil 'he I~'' o' '."
rsur,ed the visit OF the royal party ana In 'he a"'
noon the Princess OF Wales. til" Pr'nc'sse' anu VI,
Duke OF York started from Rome lor rpii .,apii ,h"y
dpompeii After exploring the ruins ol Ion p, "
viii sail I'm the yacht Osborne for Inc NN"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
n,y OF RAIN. SNOW. MID AND sLrSI.

Winter turned back the calendar yc,terrioy and
s,r,ucIcd spring In his icy grasp. TIE days "i
h,os,oms and buds. Of sun-lit fields and blooming
orcbard, will not dawn for mnny weeks Yesterday
vos a day Of mud and snow, "f ran and Hli'h. "l
discomfort and despair. The cutters ran m'd c'ir''
m ,he sewers ana the paving gbloch, lid their faces
.re,th the slime. Everything WIS covered win the
,,, :, hich /. allowed Ia accumulate In ,hi>. The
p, unau epoch. There was lime back IN the Icailc
m.riod when New York streets were clean, III lnDrN
- T. ,n I'm nr,cicr New Nurlcrs now pine for iIeatte
az they walk al,ont In mud and slime Yesterday VIZ
a day dedicated to rain FROM ON morning ~ il,i @ MIL T
rivers and bnrlors coakcd ~ mis' 'hrone WHEN
.nly tho dim outlines Of vessels cohld De- Sccil'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
FOR 4 FLOATING MARINE LABORATORY.

Baltimore. March 23 (special).-Offcers OF the
stat. University Of Iowa have chartered the schooner
Emily f. johnson. captain Charles Flowers, for .
VOYAGE Of three months In the waters about tho
Ba ahama, The vessel is now being fitted up for
a floating biological laboratory. The scientific outdt
includes microscope, equipment for drsdging TO
depth of $50 fatloms. diving suits and appliances
for the most minnie study OF marine life and vegeta-
tion. The expedition will sail from Baltimore May
l. and the party will Include Z. L. Nutting. pro-
fssor OF zoology G.. L. Iouser. professor Of biology,
and twenty students, including number OF young
Women who will be chaperoned by Mrs. III. :. Wicke
ham and Mrs (iilmer Drew, OF the university.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
WOMAN TERRIBLY BURNED.

BInghamton, y. Y, March :3.-lhe oNe" o'o' NJ
forrstory brick structure. No. 17S WESTINGHOUSE
-, n,in, tbronch to State-st. destroyed by
sro which broke ont about O'Clock this morning.
,rno first Goor WAS occupied BY Mott F. Boss as a
uouor shop and billiard paror, the remainder ol
tho budinr being used as tenement. All 'ne
tenants escaped except woman on the thlrd moor
of the burning building. Tillerman Hoag aScehueu
., ladder and found Mrs. Eta Fahcher ne'pE'S ai'
,,nconscjou. Tying a rope around her waist
49, ,rrod nor into the arms of the fremen bel Nv
amid the cheers Of the spectators. she was teTiDi.
burned about the face and limbs the skin ana nal
cooked a.sh hanging In long shredS 1t Is reared
she will not recover. ,,.n .
The building was owned by George +. o'Neh ana
vos valued at between $4,000 ana Sio''oo, iuh!
,vs,sd bv insuranes. Mott T. BOSS ioseS, oetweem e
- toD and $1,000; insurance e4,OOO. lne O'usr
,noys lost everything few Of them having any IN
silrauco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
HE SET HIMSELF ON FIRE.
THEN BURNED BEFORE HIS CHILDREN.
STARVING. SICK AND DESPERATE. THE POOR
WRETCH ENDS THE FIGHT.

STARVING, SICK AND DESPERATE. THE POOR
WRETCH ENDS THE FIGHT
With the memory of winters destitutlcn, ana
ONLY the hope Of starvation for himself ana
family, Joseph Klersey. thirty-fve years DID, OF
No. $50 Mylte-ave.. Brooklyn, crawled out oi MS
sick bed yesterday afternoon, and saturatlns MS
body with kerosene, set himself on IRE, ana was
burned 10 crisp before the eyes of his young
wife.
Klersey was an upholsterer, and did business in
q small way in one of row of one-story tenement
houses on Myrte-ave., between Marcy and lomp-
kins aves year ago he was taken down WIN
the grin. and during the last winter he and his
family lived on the brink Of starvation. lie was
too proud TO ask relief and the neighbors knew
il. but they stole away his four children and
At times gave them food. One week ago tho
starving upholsterer was taken i'll with the grip
and became so desperate that doctors were COM
pcllcd to administer morphine. klersey and his
wife have four children-Joseph, eleven; peter'
eight; Ida, three years old, and Willie, sixteen
months old.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Mrs. kler-
sey while her husband was extremely Violent ran
to the neighbors for assistance. leaving her young
est child living at the foot of the SICK father
bed The child, Ida, was sitting in the KITCHEN
and the other two children were away Oh n'es
saree Hardly had tine sick man seen his "ii'
leave his house than he jumped out OF pea
What happened was learned from the siri lua
Crawling ont of his bed, the father maue HIS
way 10 the kitchen, and after searching aro""'
found the can of kerosene. lie took it ana Kl'se"
the little girl, telling her that she won'o ho' oe
hungry long. Then standing in the doorway u,
the kitchen he poured the oil on his nan" anu
rubbed it on his body. lie saturated Ills c'o','
inc and asked the little girl to find him ma'ch'
Ida refused to do so, and the father fonna one,
Uo struck il and set fire to the undcrsUlr'' anu
in an instant was covered with f1ameS .ot
A. that moment his wife returned, ana cavgn who
inr ND blanket ran toward hcr husoa'a, @ w. Jnn T'
ran ary,y from her and went INTO tne sarucn, '.
Sha foIlowod him and in the struggle 10 tu,, ou.
,hn Grc threw him to the earth: She i''l vi vi
him and nut ont the hames but he was D'S""'
all pain: ,, .,o ,once and took the
,,crnn, woman away from her husbands oouy
Sbo was taken into the house and II was io9ha roy h
bnr facn and hands were badly burned. ne ne
how Willie had swallowed an amount OF SIN rnnoEs ~
and was dying The police say that tne ar caee eoms
thc most deserving of any that has ever come
under their notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
DISHONEST POSTAL CLERKS SENTENCED.

rtca y. Y. March c3.-In the Federal Court here
today Charles KnausS, formerly directory clerk In
the Buffalo pos0flicc. who had pleaded guilty To
stealing money from letters. the amount probably
reaching $1,000. sentenced to two years I'M
n,isonmeui in Erie. County Pcnrniiary William H.
Hoffman, superintendent Of the money order depart
mcnt OF the same office. who pleaded gully 10 EN-
bczzling 81 $40 80 from the mails. was sentenced to
two years imprisonment and to pay inc OF
$3.50 56 The case against Earl :. Brown,
railway postal clerk, who is accused OF stealing letters
containing money while his run between Richland
and SyIuciIse, ~ now on trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
SHOT HIS FRIEND DEAD WHILE DELIRIOTS.

Pardstown, KY. March GA tragedy occurred
last night ut Bloomfield, this county. In which Alley
Murphy Il young man. lost his life III the hands Of
Jodie Houston. "A we'll known business man of that
place Mr.. Houston has been confined TO his bed for
some time with an attack OF pneumonia Last night.
while deirous, he made attempt the life OF his
Wife Her screams attracted the attention Of the
nechbors. who ran to her assistance. Mr.. Murphy
wa, the first to reach HOusOn's room. and rs he
started toward the sick man Houston drew revolver
and shot him dead. Mr.. Murphy leaves young wife.
ana child. The two men have always been devoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE LAND OFFICE FRiUDS ~ TEXAS.

Austin. Tex, March 23.-An imnens" SehSa"o"
mas been caused by the exposure OF Land Occ frauds
IN dealings In Texas lands Shown BY til" LegiSa-
i've Investigation Committee II said today tk''
the Legislature would probably impcach Commissioner
NcC;auehcy The committee Is trying to prevent inc
publication OF the evidence taken In the case i"s
evidence Is said to impcaic many men hle' I'D the
LOCAL and poItloa field. NcGaughey says everything
h. a,d was advised by Governor IIogg and the At
,ornov General. The Executive denies any conncc-
ton with the matter. Deep Interest Is icit III ue
srtion Of the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE uEyIClNS DON'T WANT SPANISH TAFGHT

Phoenix Arlz. March GA bill passed the Assem-
bly Yesterday after II vigorous fight. which provides
that on the petition Of the parents OF
hny pupils In any Of the common
schools in incorporated cities or towns n teacher
must be- employed TO give instruction In spanish
The strongest opposition was from the parts OF the
Territory in which MeXlcans rredominate. and was
based Oh the ground that the bill wcud result In the
,xcl,Is sion of English In many schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
=, ,urs IN An INDIANA PRISON.

Louisville Ky March o3.-Fire broke o"t IN '''e
ho, ~ t,e Claggett saddc-1ree Company III the east
wing Of the prison. at Jefrcr'onville, Ind a. ~
mi, morning The fire then spread to the 'a'loF Slop
and dining roou and soon beyond the control ot
the tir, department. Engines were s"nt nom 'h''
city and the flames were confined 10 'he c's' wis
rh. loss 1, $4,000 $1,000 10 the state, and 800"
ANN :, ,b. ,Incrntt COMPANY. which carried $4,000
insurance The cOnyicts made no attempt 10 e'capr
NH of them assisting the renen 10y III" use Oi pchet'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
wUJrEciP urRDERERS ~ MISSISSIPPI

,ocksor Miss. March - (>pecall.-Ncws OF the
latest and worst Whtccap outrage was brought 10 'he
attention of Governor stone this morning by >h'ri"
Mathpny. Of Copah County. Heretofore 'he "'l''
cans have only whipped their victims, bh, S"'"i'as
night last they called " D)cT Thompson cooiro' II"
his door and shot him 10 death before the eyes o MS
family Thompson's wife recognized one OF III" bahi
:, ,,,or.r, a. r. d. smith of CRYSTAL springs, and
he j. now In Jail smith Is wcl-hnowh Wh'e hhi
and claim, 10 be detective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
STILL ANOTHER DIDN'T KNOW 1T WAS LOADED.

sedaIia NO., March 23.-Mary McGowan n thlr
.on.vear.o old GIRL, while playing with her father 5
revolver yesterday. pointed the weapon at her seven
wear old brother She pulled the trigger at his com
mand To shoot and he fell dead with bullet In his
head. The girl thought tho revolver was empty
Mrs MCGOWAN u prosxstea and her daughter hss
become insane. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
Drank CARBOLIc ACID Br MISTAKE.

Newburg y. y, March 23.-Irving A. Kilme1.
forty two years old. member of the Kilmer Manu-
fncturing Company. OF this city, at noon today
swallowed half an ounce OF pure carb0c acid. anl
died In IA few minutes. lie took II by mistake foS
cough medicine The acid had been purchased foo
disInfectIng purposes. Tie bottle placed beside
his couch medicine during his absence from home
ON his return TO dinner he thOughilessly picked up
what he thought was his cough mixture. lie leaves
a wife and four children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24

nied. IL was officially stated yesterday afternoon
Iu Inc wounded man might recover but later
The Car has ordered that the funeral of the mur
uered Mayor be public. The services will bc held In
the Il. Saviour Cathedral. The body has lain in
state at the City Hall this afternoon. and thousands
OF citizens have been filing past the coffin. Many
stopped to kiss the dead mans hand. The hOnois
shown to VI. AleNejef's memory 10y Car and people
are unprecedented for a man OF his official rank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
,ru,xnS or CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE.

London. March 23-At today's session OF Inc As.
.ocIation Of Chambers OF Commerce OF 'he 'h'.e"
Kingdom proposals adopted declaring tha' inc
commercial community should be directly repre'e"',o
in the Board OF Trade and that the Treasury should
.,,,. IN tho support OF meas TO prevent the
,avc,ion of cholera into the ports Of the Kingdom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
=. MOTHER, MANpELBArM NOT DEAD.

Hamilton ont, March 23.-The dispatch anpounc-
ing the death In this city OF Mrs. Mandebaum. the
notorious NewYork fence" published this morning
has M foundation Mrs. Mandelbaum seen at
nor home in Victoria ave. and reports herself as In
GOOD health She cannot imagine the reason for cir
cnlatng a report OF her death