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The evening world., 1893-12-19
BRUTAL HUSBANDS THESE.
Produce Dealer Everhard and La
borcr O'Harn Sent Away.

Justice Grady in the Yorkville Police
Court to-day committed two Wife
heaters to the island. One of them,
John Everhard. II produce dealer at
Gansevoort Market. and living at go
West Forty-siXth street, was sent for a
six months term in default of $500 bail,
and the other, job O'Hara, a d~issipated
laborcr. of i33 East Fifty-ninth street,
got only one month.
Everhard was charged with cruelty
and neglect by his wife, Matilda, "A sad
looking woman, who showed the signs
of trouble On her face. She said that
they weie married sixteen years ago and
have six children.
Mrs. Ev,rhard told Justice Grady she
has had trouble with her husband ever
since the day of her marriage, and that
he allows her barely enough to pro-
vide food for his family, although he
spends on an average 81 n week for
drink.
Last night Evcrhard came home in a
bad humor, grabbed her by the throat
and with IA knife clutchel in his right
Some one is going to die in this fam
lv=!"
by a superhuman effort she broke
loose from him and ran down to the
street. He followed her. but before he
could roach her Policeman Fox. OF the
West Forty-seventh Street Precinct, ap.
pcared and disarmed and arrested Ever.
hard.
Mrs. Lizzie O'Hara told the Magis.
trate that her child was dying Mt home
from ~diphtheria. She was attending
to her baby when her husband came
home last night and drove her out OF
the house.
she escaped by way OF the nre-escape
and in that manner made her way &c
an adjoining house. She
Policeman Bancroft. of the East sixty,
seventh street squad. and he arrested IN,
brutal husband.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
GRAND Jury IN SESSION.
Witnesses Ready tn Testify in Elec-
ton Fraud Cases.

Members of the Extraordinary Grand
Jury impanel;ed to investigate the cleo
ton frauds in Kings County have made
their headquarters in rooms 10 and l9A,
In the Courthouse brooklyn.
TIL Grand Jurors and some thirty Wit
ncsscs walked the corridors waiting for
Deputy Acknowledgement Edward NJ.
Shepard. Mr.. Shepard was busy attcnd-
Ing to- the applications for a stay by
Mclianc being heard by Justice Cullen.
1t was ll,3O O'Clock before Nj. shepard
was ready for business. Among the
witnesses who were on hand ready to I've
called were Col. \, ). Bacon. who led the
expedition into GraVesund ON election
day; Republican Executive Member
Stratton, Of Gravescnd; Sergeant Muir
ply, of the toncy Island Police. Ed
ward Grout, william J. Gaynor's
law partner, and many OF the cnpyists
who went down to coney Island to
copy the registry lists OF Gravesend.
The Grand Jury will proceed with
It's Investigations this afternoon.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
WILL BE BROUGHT BACK.
jackson Brothers, Fur Dealers, Ar.
rested In Massachusetts.

District-Attorney Nicoll received word
from Boston this morning hat Gov.
Russell had signed an order for the re-
turn to this city of julius and Moritz
Jackson, who vera arrested in Wooster,
Mass, on an, Indictment found in this
city for grand larceny.
The Jdcksons were formerly engaged
in the fur business at 81 Mercer street.
& Bro. of 81 Mercer street. 1885. The
sinners sued fer the amount and recov-
cred judgment. The Jacksons begged for
time, and one night hed. taking with
then had them indicted. Detective-Sergt.
:inSent tracked them to Wooster, where
he arrested them. "
The evening world., 1893-12-19
TOO MUCH FATHER-IN-lAW.
Mrs. A'bcrtsOn's Answer to Her
Husbands Divorce suit.

Application for counsel fees and ALI
nony was made to Justice Pratt in the
Supreme Court, brooklyn, this morn
ing by Mrs. Addie l., Albertsnn, who IL
being sued for absolute divorce by her
husband. Silns l.. .Albcrtson.
The Alhertsons live at Hempstead. l..
|. They were married on Feb. %, lSa3,
Alhertson alleges that his wife was
unduly intimate with one William n.
NJ Inslleld at some time subsequent to
the date Of their marriage. and prior
TO the commencement of this action.
Mrs. Albettson says that IL Ia n case
OF too much father-in-law: Ms her hus-
band" father desires to get her out of
the family.
She denies the charge Of infdelity. She
says that Ter husband has neglected to
support her and that she Is now living
in poverty.
Justice Pratt took the papers.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
SHOPLlFTERS AT WORK.
Two Captured It O'Neill's Store and
Held for Trial.

Special Officer Kenny. of the Thirtieth
street station. took two shoplifters.
whom he had arrested yesterday after
noon, in O'Neills dry-goods store. at
Sixth avenue and Twentieth street. to
Jefferson Market Court. this morning.
One was Bridget Donohue. who re-
fused to give her address. and the other
was Kate Waters. of 2264 First avenue.
The first had a concealed shopping-bag
filled with pocketbooks. silk handker-
chiefs, lace and other small articles, all
of which had been stolen from the stores
and were valued at SIG. IS. The other was
caught carrying off an umbrella and
pocketbook.
Both women were held for trial.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
IN FAVOR OF MACKAY.
Court of Appeals Rcverscs Ed
Stokcs's 500, 900 Verdict.

The Court of Appeals at Albany. this
morning. reversed the judgment Of 500. l66
given to Edward Stokes against John W.
Mackay. and ordered Il new trial.
The case Is that of Edward S. Stokes.
respondent. against John w. Mackay
and another. appellants. being an appeal
ment of the General Term affirming Il
judymnt FOR So, lGh.Ai in favor of plaint-
IN, entered upon the verdict of the Jury
by direction Of Justice ~lnEraham upon
the trial of this action before him at
circuit.
The action was brought to recover the
sum OF $4,000 which Stokes alleges
Mackay agreed to pay him upon the
transfer Of certain telegraph stocks and
bonds. and which property the plnintiff
has already delivered to defendants in
accordance with the terms of the con-
tract.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
SOLD OUT THE SHOP.
Musso, However, Had Paid but $40
on Account for II.

Justice Gocttlng. in the Lee Avenue
JCourt. williamsburg. to-day held An
tonic Musso, of 80 Central avelue. TO
await examination.
at 1859 Gates avenue. but he wanted to
dispose of 1t.
Musso called to SEQ the place, and de-
cided to take It, paying $40 down and
giving a Chatte mortgage of $3.50 for the
rest.
According to di Pazzo. the $40 Is all the
money he has received from MussO. who
has now closed the barber shop, and dis
posed of the furniture and raZors.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT.
Politicians Summoned to Appear
Before Judge Truax.

Judge Truax. In Supreme Court Cham
bers. to-day signed an order requiring
George r.. Deane Republican leader and
Executive Committeeman of the Ninth
Assembly District. and Secretary Hall,
OF the organization, to appear In court
AMI show cause why they should not be
punished for contempt of court,
The alleged contempt Is n failure on
he mart of the men mentioned to comply
with an order signed by Judge lngraham
to allow James h. Cowie and his assu-
ciatcs to examine the rolls and records
of the organization before the primary
In that District.
Lawyer Tinsdale. in asking for the or
der. alleged that rolls two years old were
furnished to Cowie's men.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
PICKED UP FOR DEAD.
Catillo Came to Life While Awaiting
Removal to the MOrgue.

Joe Catillo. an Italian, sixty-two years
OF age, who resides in Union Hill. n. j..
while picking up coal on the Erie rail-
road tracks, at Twelfth street, Hohoken,
this morning. was struck by engine 40S.
n was thrown into "A ditch.
His supposed dead body was picked up
and carried to Hoboken.
While the body was In the station
house. awaiting its removal to the
morgue. the Italian showed signs of life.
He was then removed to the City Hos.
pital, where 1t was found that he had
sustained but slight injuries.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
ALL PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Mrs. Bauman and Her Alleged
Divorce Conspirntors Arrnigncd.

Mrs. A. Rauman. Ernest w. Sachs.
Max k~estcnhnum and Samuel Diamond.
who were recently indicted by the special
Grand Jury for conspiracy and perjury.
pleaded not guilty before Judge Cowing,
in Part |. of the General Sessions. to-day.
The Indictment alleges that Mrs. Bau-
man Conspired to secure "A fraudulent di-
vOrCc from her husband by swearing to
false affiI and that the men were
in her employ anu assisted her.
Mrs. Bauman Is ont on bail, hut Sachs.
k~cstenbaum AMI Diamond were com
mittel to the TOmbs.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
COOL THIEVES, THESE.
Had n Wagon to Carry or Their
Plumber In.

A man, who gave the name OF John
Clark, and refused to tell where he lived.
was held by the Brooklyn police this
morning pending investigation into his
record. Late last night three men drove
up in front of Il grocery store at 1874
Greene venue and began loading the
wagon with goods which had been left
on the sidewalk.
Policeman McGoldrick called upon
them for an explanation, and they ran
away. Clark was captured after run
ming two blocks. The horse and wagon
are now at the DE Kalb avenue police
station.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
TO TRY TEACHER CONKLiN.
Must Answer the Charge of Assault
on Young Worth.

PECONIC, I" l.. Dec. la-RiChmonl
Conklin, principal II the public school
at this place, VIII be tried Tonight upon
a charge OF a]ssaultilg a son Of G"org"
Wo,th. The principal was arrested and
reloa sed on 500 bail.
Principal conklin says that young
Worth gave him "A great deal of trouble,
and he had to punish him,
The boys father says that he was
forced against the stove by the teacher.
COnklin denies this.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
SIMPSON ON TRIAL.
Charged with Sending Obscene Liter
AZURE Through the Mails.

Charles w. Simpson, who has done
business as a newsdealer at GS Centre
street for the last twenty years. was on
trial before Judge Benedict and a jury,
in the United States Court, this morn
ing on two indictments for sending ob-
scene matter through the mails.
The principal witnesses for the prosecu-
ton were Anthony Comstock, OF the So
ciety for tnu Suppression of Vice, and
Secretary Gillard. Of the Y. NJ. g. A.,
upon whose evidence the indictments
were returned.
The maximum penalty for the crime Is
FIVE years imprisonment and 5000 fine.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
STRUCK HIM FOR NOTHING.
Young Politician Knocked Scnselcss
by IL Drunken Man.

Henry Herman, who refused to tell
where he lived. was held in the lee Ave
nue. Court. Williamsburg. to-day, or a
charge of assiulting Charles J. Tighe, "A
young politician, of the Thirteenth Ward.
Early this morning Herman was stag
gering along briggs avenue, very much
under the influence of liqunr. when he
met Tighe, and without warning struck
him in the face. knocking him sense
less.
Policeman Gilmore arrested Herman,
and in court II was shown that the as
was ~unpr"voked. as Herman did
not even know Tighe.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
KILLED BY A TRUCK.
Post-Omce Clerk Turner Met Death
While Assisting n Woman.

Charles NJ. Turner, ..rty years old,
chief mailing clerk of the Jersey City
Post-Ofice. while assisting a woman
to board an electric car. at Grand and
Burrow streets, Jersey city, last night,
lost his balance and fell under the wheels
of a moving truck of the American Sugar
Refining Company.
The wheels passed over his abdomen.
inhicting injuries from which he died at
T. 10 a. NJ. to-day.
William Davis. the driver of the truck,
was arrested on a charge of careless
driving and held pending the inquest.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
PLAT ROBBED PLAT.
The Former an Employee of the
Latter's Express Company.

Edward o. Plat. thirty-two years old
of East Forty-fourth street, Bayonne,
a messenger employed by the United
States Express Company. was held for
trial by Justice o'Donnell this morning,
in Jersey City, charged with embezzling
$3.50 from the Company.
Platt, It is alleged, has been carrying
on a systematic robbery from the Com
pany for a year past, He was detected
in his stealing. by Assistant Superlnten-
dent Charles g. Rust.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Caught by the Female Detective.

Lena K-,aer. % %; East Ono Hundred and
Thirty NTH street. was tn by Justice voorh!s,
no Essr. Market police court, this morning on
q ahaa. NJ sh.plI,u0E She Il twenty nine years
uH Eva I,vsar -" female detective al RID
lows testified that she SAW he woman drop 81
NorfN n small ARTICLES into a satIhcl The goods
LEGGED q, nave been stolen were In the bag
when UT,rr Young arrested her.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
MORE TO SAY ABOUT CROKER.
Independent County Organization to
BE More Explicit.

Thu Committee authoria7l by the mass
meeting II thu Indepandea, County or
glnlZlt!oE TO form branches in every
Assembly district VII meet at the Union
square Hotel next Tuesday night at s
O'cl ok, Tha details and plan Of urganizl-
ton Will he discussed al that meeting.
Mr.. trdiier'S raply to the charges made
by Mr.. Tow nseui a. the mls-m-et.ng IS
not satisfactory to III" leaders Of the
Independent County Organization. They
viii have more to say about Mr.. Croker
and Tammlnv methods. ami Will be even
more specific in their allegations.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
FINKElMEIER MAY GET IT.
Schicren Considering His Name for
Fire Commissioner.

Mayor-,lect Charles A.. Schicrcn was at
his home on Clinton avenue to-day on
joying n respite after a trip TO Tenncs-
see. Mr.. SChi"rcn said he vas consider
Ing some selections TO be announced in
abine
Among the candidates for Office possi-
bly, the most prominent Is COL. Louis
Flnktlmeicr for Fire cOmmlgs. pner.
CJl. FInkclmeicr was formerly in COM
mnnd of the Thirty-second Regiment he
fore It was dishnndel lie Is nov com
mandcr Of German Mrl!enuch Post. G..
A. II.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
HEADS FALL IN BROOKLYN.
Inspectors, LaborcrS ana Drivers
Dismissed from service.

The following mon holding positions I'M
der the city government Of brooklyn
were dismissed to-day:
James Faye. NJ. J. Harr!ran. George
W. Fremont, John lIrn,ruan. william
4. Carter and John W. Ruohl, inspectors
Of street repairs. ", j, StraIton and Ar
thur O'Iirlnn, lHbor"rs: Michael Dele
hanty and Walter Harrington. drivers.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
HALL PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
One OF the Three Robbers of Lieut..
Brundy, of the Cruiser New York.

Thomas Hall. alias Hurley. al ex-
convict. of AS West Fifty-third street.
pleaded not guilty to burglary in the
first degree in Part 1. of the General
Sessions. to-day.
Hall was Jointly indicted with Thomas
Wallace and James Henry, alias Nor
gan. for robbing Lieut.. Thomas NJ.
Brundy, of the cruiser New York, who
resides at 1874 West T~wenty-ninth street.
of $500 worth of jewelry.
One of the men held a revolver to
Lieut.. Brundy's head and threatened
to kill him Il he did not keep quiet I'M
til they had finished their work. Wal
lace a few weeks ago pleaded guilty.
and was sent to the Elmira Reforma,
tory.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Brooklyn Breyities.

The apartments OF John Roy, 635A Lexington
avenue. B~rooklyn, were robbed last night OF Jew
s,ry AMI si.yrrware valued at $40.
Anton Moraller. a ieWeller, Of j35 Gates avenue.
Dr51klyH. asked the police to-day 10 look for a
man who bought a gold watch for SIS and gave a
worthless check for Sos and secured the change.
Philip Jac0uO. aged nifty six, OF So Pacific street.
BROOKLYN, Was arrested this morning on complaint
Of Thomas Companello. his roommate who ac-
cused him Of stealing SIS,
The house OF william +, Weeks. 26 Leherts
place. brooklyn. WAS robbed this morning OF
The evening world., 1893-12-19
CONFlSCATED HER CASH.
Mrs. Emma GudchuT Has Her Hus-
band Arrested.

Mrs. Emma Gudehuf, Of 20+ West
street, had hrr husband. Kari.
arrested this morning and arraIgned in
jefferson Market Court. In March they
separated. and he agreed 10 pay her so
u month. Mrs. Gud"huft inherited prop
crty in Yves chester which she sold for
$500 Yesterday her husband went into
the house, ana taking the SH"D, had II de-
posted in a huuk in HIS own name.
Justice Hogan told tho woman that he
IND no lnrlsGictiLm IN tn Cnsu.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
DID NOT BUY HIS MICA.
Wilson Sues nm Electric Company for
Alleged Breach of Contract.

The suit OF Sternen l.. Wilson against
the Fort Wayne Electric Company was
commenced to-day in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. before Judge Brown and a
jury,
The action is brought TO recover 6,asT
n interest under contract, Wilson.
who lives In New Milford, Conn, alleges
that the defendant agreed 10 buy the
entire output OF his mica mine.
The defense alleges hat het mica Is
not up 10 the required standard.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
MORE ANARCHIST THREATS.
'odina said to Have Confessed to
the Licco Theatre Crime.
nv Associated Press.

MADRID. Dec. LIT is reported that
Joseph CodIna. the Anarchist arrested at
pcrnignan and brought 10 this city. con-
fcSsed Ia being the author OF the Liceo
Theatre outrage. and added, calmly:
Nov only my death remains; l await
IT,"
Letters have been received by the au-
thoritieS Of Gljon, threatening to blow
the Jesuit College and other public
buildings at that place.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Passed a Counterfeit Dollar.

Frederick Petermsn. thirty years Of age, who
said he was a bartender. OF ago West Fifty
second street, New York. was held for the Grand
Jury by Recorder McDonoush. In Hoboken. to-
day on the charge OF passing a counterfeit silver
dollar In Dukes Hotel last night
The evening world., 1893-12-19
Rrnkc All Her MindnMs.

Mrs.. lirl.e Kelly. sixty years ot age, o, $50
CHIFFON street. Hoboken, became insane last night
and smashed oil the windows In her house. She
then went iulo the street and wandered about
until arrested. This morning Recorder McDonough
EsE lor eAAmLnatlon as 70 her sanLty.
The evening world., 1893-12-19
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Louis Fiehlc Accused of Staying
Christian ZiaSS.

MELVILLE, y. j.. Dec. l9.-Louis
Fiehle was arrested carly this morning
at South V%inc!and, on tho charge of MUIR
dering Christian Ziass, IL Nincland
baker, last October.
The evening world., 1893-12-19

Upon tln-plate the duty has been
gagged with reference to the revenue Il
will bring into the Treasury, and the DIFF
ference between this duty and that upon
view to discourage what may not I'M
The evening world., 1893-12-19

violent demand for more Government
help.
GROWTH OF TARIFF ABOMINA-
Wv TIONS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-07-15

Milwaukee Sentinel.
The speeches made IT The Tarmanv
celebration on The Fourth were funny.
Sneaker Cl.;sD Drocrainal that off
there is uaeasiness uncertainty and
stacn2ti1n Of trade, It IS to be charged
l,p against the HepuJIican party."
This is funny, because he snecilics the
purchase Of Silver Is the immediate
caDsa. ana If Is Of record th9f. y larrnT
nerrantara of tha DaInocrats tnan of
the Panublicans IN CONGRESS- voted to
p9 futher ana adont free coinaoa IT
j. Jimmy also bprausa "tha ola Dem
ogratfc r,rtv which / o;,-an the t.ei-
rf rc.to,.i,,c- y e,rrl financial ,,oIfc,.,,
cannot court an i ,na;3ritv of II, own
members to vote for the unconditional
repeaI Of the Sherman Inv. Int does
caunt ~, - ,,,ai.,,if,.,f tl,a pa,.,,,.1i.a,,
r,cr9rars IN cfrar. tln ,..s+o,atio, of -
sounG financial policy.
The urasi!cnt,s 1tftpr is funny ba-
cause II avoids III rarareucc 10 fhr
tariff for the iirs: time III the record
OF lis letter writing, ana calls attan-
fi,,, ,,-,,r, r.,,,,,,, : , I'M ,.,r1;I ,fr,,,,,I ,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-07-15

The quarterly report Of our police
department is now on file st the city
hail. Tie report shows that the num-
Der of arrests for the quarter WAS $50.
it is the duty Of the captain Of police
to investigate charges made against
patrolmen and for This purpose and III
carrying out other antics he has made
four trips per day over the city. The
captain has also recovered $22450
worth Of stolen property. lii the three
months past Fl ,262 worth Of stolen
goods have been recovered by the de
partment, of which 5000 SO was direct
ly recovered by detectives Purchase
and Kane. The detectives have also
arrested in that time SiXty-SeVen Grim
inals including two charged with ar
son, and others arranged on serious
charges. The work of examining liquor
licenses has fallen upon the detective
department and has been detailed to
Kane, leaving Purchase the bulk OF
the detective work III this time.
Seven children have been found ANA
recovered by the officers and the patrol
wagon has made $40 runs. These fig
IIes VIII be submitted to the council
TO assist il in rgtrGnchment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-07-15
Esow ~ Restore Confidence.
OskAL0osA, low, June 5, 1893

CsKAL00sA, Iowa, June 5, 1888.
4. y. DORM, President Of tie Beard
OF Trade, Cincinnati, Ohio:
DEAE SIR.-Heplying to your letter
Of the Sd inst, it seems to me that the
remedy IS very simple, but fear it is,
unfortunately, iinpracticablc. If the
Democratic majority could at once re-
solve and satisfy the country that they
would let the tariff alone and stand by
the former system under which the
country has enjoyed great prosperity,
We would have no difficulty. Every
body expects legislation hostile to Am
erican production. The Democratic
party is pledged to such course
There can be no revival of confidence
until that party satisfies the country
that it will not carry out its pledges.
y systematic and widespread attempt
is being made TO blame everything to
the silver law But the silver law made
no trouble until the Senate and preSl-
dency went to the Democrats. it was
not IIitlI tildS parry DctoItS LtNA VI
the power TO destroy Protection that
confidence became impaired. 1t is not
legislation that the country needs, IN
my opinion. The situation is a forced
and unnatural one" as you say, and
grows out of the fear of legislation.
What the country needs is assurance
Hct Hc,e teW Je 10 legislation. The pres
ent lack Of confidence IS the sober see
ond thought Of the country. Last fall
the nation resolved on the reversal Of
the policy under which it had prosper
cd 1t is now showing that It's sober
business sense Is more to be relied u2-
on than its hasty political Judgment.
1t IS impossible to consider The Gues-
ton without reference to politics, be
cause il IS the change Of policy resoly-
ed on in a political contest that has
brought about the present uncertainty
and lack Of confidence.
Very respectfully,
john L. LACEY, VI. c.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-07-15
The Storm F1i2@ Rampant.

THE Storm king seems to have q
special grudGe against Iowa, and sell
dom goes out OF campaign Of des-
truction without visiting that state.
Last Saturday d storm of wind and
rain, a yeritable cyclone, swept over
portions Of that state leaving in its
path the wreck Of villages ana farm
houses ana many dead and wounded.
y Pomeroy dispatch SAYS that fully
20 people were either killed or wound
Cd, and chat Of the ii@ still in the
hospital dozen or more VIII die.
Everything in the track Of the storm
was destroyed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-07-15
A yyESc2igul2tioa,

Girls should avoid conversational
risks. A couple OF maidens. who had
been entertaining an ultra-elegant gen
tlcnan of an olacr set than their own,
to their immense satisfaction, said, in
their simple e1ultation, after he had
withdrawn to the hall, and, as they
supposed, left the house, Il thought
he'd never go, didn't you?" A remark
in which the young man, who had not
vet departed, failed to detect the com
plimcnt. Perhaps, too, he saw a
chance to implrt . useful lesson, for
he promptly returned to the drawing
room ard exclaimed, please don't say
that yet?'