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Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26

llnber ct Spbolb / Worsebal / 2es
lemarten / 1887 bar ies iau belois at
ifpoe en- 8ap "paa 9pf". Gn al be
iibite 9ase al s(usuit bar jes saaet ub
for at ifaffe liot ~"Serifmab". Seq
uiblte ON ct Hpilas pmtrent ! Zines
Sei fra @aaroen, os bet bar bette, jes
ifulbe %ltatte! Seq babe meb mig min
samle Sarebunotiipe, Slinse, Der ball
ieoe paa 5iI9l. Oct par Ell ri9tig pat.
fer Gitermiooas, bpstis bar mt furrelten,
men paste paabt. Seq leote o~peralt,
men lor9jGpes - 9aset bar lite at
finpe!
Seq sif nebpper en- Saterpei - ps
oa ies bar temmelis iueo, iatte ies mig
unber Ell "ufs", Ium Selemarfin9en
flyer. Sunben lna peo Sioen, @epes
ret oper 8nGerne - p9 iom jes fab
iaalebes, be9pnote jes at lotfe for NIT
lisens at iaa bpre en- Styling lotfe eller
fanife en- enfelt Srsplins al Rpien.
Seq baooe Del luffet en- 10 Winuters
Gib, ba meo ct en- G9p boppebe fap i
GDsgen paa mig % lfreg / meo bet
iamme. s ct gtu fOm en- 2aonins go.
6 eiter ben, os meo afituote 8asben
MATTE ben perte, til &linse sjorbe Sic,
iten.
Set bar Ell sammel Sanr9u meo en-
enelte Sjprnetanb i Munben - ubesris
belis ting, Heftebar / Sfinbet.
S 1890 ppbulot jes mig ct ballot
slars 2io / Saloers. Seq traf Der paa
en- summel 9~iuritptter, meb bpsm jes
iprreiten bar ilere 8anse eiter 2iuren.
Gu Sang peb "Npinsen", oa 3alen
Tom paa GGu ps &apeitreser, f%urtalte
ban mig ielsenOe:
Oct er pel ct Bar ps tppe glar iiben,
at jeg ituloe op / "S~asiaret" en- Morz
gen ! Slntntnsen at Wai. Seq git lise
til en- 3iur, iom ies pioite ituloe ipile
paa en- itpr Snefan = ps sanIfe ristis
- oa jeg bar tummen ct Stptte iprbi
"Gasiar"sS atreue, fit je9 bpre "Suss
gen.. Seq orus lise paa ben ooer en-
Mprbals, buorpaa Der bar npsle ems
telte Smaabniter. Spm ieg itpo oper
ct Spill os iaa mig ON, bpUr les itulbs
tcmme irem nGite Spill, fit jes ie en-
&ap tpmme frBbeuoe. Den gift aiturat
ipm Ell flinf 3iurfptter - iprans frem
nosle 5apne. naur Susleu "ilseoe", eff
lers laa ben ilab paa Mprer. Seq loo
ben tomme frem Ell 5 Spill, men Iaa
lit ben en- au9le siennem Strotten.
9iuren ltjDo ies nGite Wor9en!
Gu ibpit trai ies paa en- Wanb i llrs
itoug, Der babe Ifuot en- ri9tis flor
&Gp. 0enne maatte labe lit 9ip paa
iamme Maaoe iom ppenItaaenbe. Miu
Siemmelsmano ioriifreoe, at 89pen
tom "ltillenoe" en- Sioepei = ISrano
frent, naar 3iursu iusepe - ellers lao
ben ganife itiae. Zen bar life 3 Gleh
fra Wunoinsen, oa Stuooet ialbt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26
Wf00rt!

81 pil anie bet Ell Sor1uielie for Os, buis s ul afleg
Og l~lnOerlpge bore &leber Og griier. 81 bar 100 g
at beige bla1bt. Sore &lebuir1ger foiter ira 90 Sent
So og up til So. Sore So &lebninger er belt igjell
bar ertra 8urer ionl pasier til &leOningerlle. 0elllte
uerot $3.50. s peo, at ri 20 aar bar giurt Suit
%cialttet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26

New students are arriving at the Valdez
Business College and Normal School
nearly every day. 1t is the best institu-
ton In the west 20 learn the common
branches, bookkeeping, penmanship and
shorthand. AZ teachers are being trained
for school teaching. Last Friday a class
of Al students took up the study of litera-
ture. All are invited 10 visit this school
and be convinced that II is a proper place
TO send a son or a daughter. Good teach
ers make a good school.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26
@uttc=9ragtcr,

gore 8utteflGoninger f~orfGrbtges ipectelt for % al ct at De itprie
besbuie Bottom. Ser bar ri mango al pore alebninger "fOrferOi
teb ct ertra lsar gurer til bur alGbning.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26
@noStjcneHcr.
1920 asnsas e,ter srefoIsiebes.

8 Teeorab Meniabcos 9irie Spnon9 6or'
miooao 81. 10ha.
GrnboNSliole siter @uostjeueiier.
Zen cnaelIte aiaSie al aonfrmauterne
mporr Slcoaa Gitermioodg al 2,
Christian +. Society mpoer EorSoda
9lfter 81 ~ / Sirfeus Sdlement.
9 pcn Serite q. G. g. Sir,e ON 6ormio'
haacu 81. 1915.
S%ruoaaSIiole umtoeelbort e'tcr @lioF'
ilCneiteu,
Groi. Sro9,
Spinbeiorcuinacu mpocr 3orsona eltcr'
miooda al. 2 hos girS. 9initao.
aoufrmaatcrue mpNer Mauon9 eliernlo'
ha9 al ..
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26
TceprabsW arfco.
gtotitSc

til Weolemmer al Security Savings
and Loan Association of Mime.
apOlis, Mimi.
Sr. 8. 8. SopperItno or al ~oaro OF
Directors" uouGpnt til Snsierer, % maoueo'
ll9e Snoituo betales til bam.
81. S%bpmpion, Rrek
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26
un0erflQ0rr

De tobe gfatter bringer Dig til at tenfe paa parmere ~lluOertoi. Si fu6
5abritanterne, Os pore 9rier er iaa aue, iOm 9uoe Surer fan Ialaes for
man fan pnfe Jig at ben Sla9s. aua(ieten er Den beoTc. Netpp IN
lnoertgJ berfor bar pl 9jurt bet al miobels Sptfeie til Ell Speciolitet
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26

Sort lloualg at Operfratfer for Meub, @l
fprite Stang. Sort Oplag er fort. Sffe II
De npeite Mpnitre. gi pil iige bet rent lb ii
buts DIT fife ier bore O~uerfraffer og bprer b
uiit ipare big fra So til So paa cit 6raf.
~fraffer er "Dan0ies. &Om itb % le bent +!
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-26

Otter at bnpe bolot mig i 8plisbeb
uo9le Tiger % laoet 5plelier % Snos
trDt iamles % fGitne iis. ifuloe en- Grip
til 9pen iprisses. 9pen er Ell flor
5iOro Oppe paa 5ileiielc ps banner Ell
al Snosanssportene til iefue Sptuu-
beimeu. Ser / @albers tales Der III
uemlis Blot ON 6ielptuft % 5ielbture.
90 ben enc aarapane efter ben arcen
~itarter for Ssiiieloet. &unpt ON inur.
rer 9uriiter fra ale @srbsns Banter.
De farer ! Slot % 5else % ipinier bib
os bib a,tlrrat Tom Sluer / September.
Zen 25Se Gusuit beianbt jss mig /
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Irregularlty,

suppressed o. Painful Menstruations,
Weakness OF the stomach. Indigestion.
Bloating. Flooding, Nervous Prostration,
Headache, General DEBILITY. Also
The evening world., 1893-07-10
THREE KILLED AT A CROSSING.
Mrs. Elizabeth dsnz Failed to Heed
Timely Warning.

RICHMOND, Ind. July lo.-Pan- Han
die train No. 2, on the indianapolis divi-
sion, struck a buggy containing three
people at Rich's Crossing, pear this city,
last night at o'clock. and killed all OF
the occupants. The dead are Elizabeth
Ganz. aged thirty-nine. wife of John
CAM; her son, aged eleven. and her
daughter. Mary. aged nine.
They had been visiting Mrs Ganzs
brother. and were returning. A Mrs.
Dennis. who had just crossed the track,
warned them not to follow, as the train
was coming. Mrs. GAM either did not
understand, or thought there was no
danger, and drove on.
The horse had just crossed the track
when the locomotive struck the car
riage. and all were instantly killed and
badly mutilated. Mrs. Ganzs hip was
dislocated. her arm crushed, and her
head ground to a pulp.
The boys legs were broken. and his
head cut of. The girls neck and arm
were broken, and one leg crushed Off.
The husband is crazed with grief.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
A.rsaay Help Wanted Ads Repeated p The Evening wsria

his connection with the church az CO.
pastor. and would be only lay-mem-
Der in the future.
You see. Judge" said DR., Potter, II
have never contended that I did not owe
money for salary to Mr.. Putnam"
We'll. II you owe him money. you
cannot claim possession Of the premises
In dispute. as landlord. But I shall
decide that the Board Of Trustees Of
the Tabernacle is the landlord and not
yourself" said Judge Moore.
DR.. Potter said that satisfied him
exactly. yand as II satisfied his adver-
sary, too, all parties went out into
Second avenue smiling and happy.
Tomorrow morning DR.. Potter will
have another turn, when he will be
obliged to appear at the City Hall for
examination In supplementary proceed
ings as an alleged insolvent Judgment
debtor to Jeans & Taylor. who sued for
81 O22.91 for money loaned. in City Court
Meanwhile Deputy Sheriff Hamilton
has levied an attachment upon about
$1,000 worth OF magic lantern slides and
other articles 1 rthe storeroom at the
Tabernacle. on a Judgment obtained by
Mrs. Maria Wagener in a suit for ar
rears of rent due her for the house 225
East Eleventh street, where Or. Pot
ter's home for young women was until
recently.
Dr. Potter claims that all his fnan-
cial difficulties grew out OF forgerles Of
vouchers for 81 0OO worth Of bills by a
young man who had been manager OF
the young women's boarding-house, the
bills having really never been paid.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
STEAMER LE|BNITz seized.
Collector Hendricks Alleges Vio-
y lation of Custom Laws.
DISCHARGED Her Cargo on Lighters
Instead OF at the Deck.

The steamship Leibnitz. which has
been detained seven days at quaran-
tine, this morning passed out of the ju-
risdiction Of Health officer jenkins. She
was seized by order Of Collector Hen
bricks for alleged violation Of the Gus
toms regulations.
The Lelbnitz. which Is n Belgian
steamer, arrived at this port on July
:. from Santos. and other South Amer
lean ports. on the trip two sailors died
from remittent fever. and were buried
at sea.
When the vessel reached Quarantine
there was no other sickness on board.
The Health Offlcer, however. ordered
that all the passengers should have
their effects disinfected and the steamer
thoroughly fumigated. Then he decided
not to allow the Leibnitz to come UP to
her dock.
on the date OF the vessels arrival her
agents. Bush & Jevons. obtained a per-
to allow her to. discarge her cargo at
the dock. AS she could not come up
further than Quarantine ighters were
sent down, and for several days they
have been receiving her cargo:
thorities. is d clear violation Of the
law. as a permit to discarge at a dock
under the eyes OF an officer OF the Gov
ernment does not carry with It the
right to discarge cargo anywhere else.
Early this morning Inspector Mitchell
went down to Quarantine, and board
ing the Leibnitz informed the captain
that his vessel was seized. Then he
proceeded to seal up the matches and
also to order the lighters lying along
side the Licbnitz not to leave until mat
ters were Strengthened out.
Collector Hendricks will hold an in
vestigat tion.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
TWO sAUERs IDENTIFIED.
Two Women Claimed Two Bodies
as That of the Same Man.
Puzzlinx Mystery for the Morgue
OfIicinls to Solve.

Assistant Morgue Keeper Major Fin
negan has not yet succeeded in fathom-
ing the mystery surrounding the identih-
cation Of two men by two widows as
one man.
The peculiar complication resulted
from visit last Wednesday to the
Morgue OF "A woman who claimed to he
the widow OF one Joseph Sauer, whose
body was brought to the Morgue Nov.
1G. 1880. The woman gave her name as
Catherine Sauer. OF 9S Reid avenue.
Brooklyn, and she identified photograph
No 2.O65 as that of her husband long
since dead. She said he was marine
engineer in the .NavyYard. and n
veteran, and the object OF the identifca =
ton was to secure n pension. Mrs.
Sauer secured a death certificate from
the Board OF Health and made an affi-
davit vouching for her identification.
The day following Mrs. Sauer identi-
fcation Major Finnegan In looking over
the gruesome photographs In the Morsue
found that photograph $50 had been
identified Aug. 10, 1880, by Mrs. Catherine
Sauer, OF 9s Reid avenue. Brooklyn. as
that OF Joseph Sauer. -
Major Finnegan recalled the circum-
stances OF the Identification ana dis
crepancy was apparent The photograph
No. 1850 had been identified by Il mid
dle-aged woman. accompanied by three
men, and they stated that the man had
been a gunsmith. was thiry-fve years
old and had been In this country twenty
years The man thus Identified was
PiCkea, Pi,h. I, w ,sso drowned In the North River
Major Finnegan also recalled that the
woman In Identifying the body spoke OF
collecting insurance money on the mans
life.
Mrs. Sauer, who last week Identified
the photogra phi 2.0s5 as that OF her hus-
band. was shocked when told that an
other woman had identified a different
photograph as Joseph Sauer She SAID
she knew OF her husbands death at the
time, but was too poor to bury him.
1t is believed that the first identif1ca-
ton was bogus and Intended for the
purpose Of collecting insurance money
on the mans life.
Both bodies are buried In Potter's
al
The evening world., 1893-07-10
The KAISER MAY COME YET.
He Asks His Consuls How
America Would Receive Him.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO,
July lO.-That Emperor william or Germany
is seriously considering the advisability Of
visiting the worlds Fair there is little doubt.
An attache OF the German Commission this
morning gave II out that the Department Of
state OF the German Government addressed
a letter to the German Minister at Washing
ton several weeks ago. directing him to make
inquiry OF all the German Consuls In America
as TO now they thought the Emperor would
be received should he come here.
"Repiies to nearly all these letters OF In.
uuiry have been received" said tho attach
land they were almost unanimous In the
statement that Emperor william would be
accorded q most friendly and hearty well
come. Nearly every one OF the consuls spoke
in favor OF his coming.
=" His coming now depends, | think, largely
upon whether the Army bill passes. should
II pass | am couhdent he VIII come"
continuing, the attache said the Kaiser $
wish TO see the Fair was well known, but II
II were certain that he could come, he could
scarcely do 80 before the fiuisb OF the army
ManOAuyres in september.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
'OOCTREss AhO LOVER HElD.|
Gertie Carley's Illness Charged to
Mr.. Lawrence and Oscar Berger.
The Girl 10 Only sevesteen aad Wss
Engaged to BE Married.

,-- -. ----
Dr. Kate Lawrence thirty-nlne years
OIL OF PSI West Thirty-ninth street. and
o.rar uoryer ,we,tv vears aid NJ II,
y,
columbus avenue. were heid without pan
by Justice Burke In the Yorkville Police
.C,ur, this mornI,r on a charge Of hay-
W '''' ''.' '''"e w
Ing performed criminal operation upon
Gerte Carley. seventeen years old. who
i've u. :" Io,"o"' = u a' ""'
whose family Berger boarns.
1t Ia alleged that on or about July 3,
por,or bro,,h, IN. uir, IN Mrs Law
I'erstr p'ousnt '.e sn. " W. ~.
rence's apartments. wnere sne "hS
treated, and soon afterwards became
verv uI
'I's ny ~, m.,,, -, 40 w.., s,x,v.n,n,h
Dr. Newcomb' OF llS west s'x'y-hintn
street. was called. and he found the girl
so IN that bc summoned DIR. Lewis. of
90 ~, a.. 80, -, .,,,.
s west SiSty-nrst street. III cohsui's
tion. , :, , ,,. 49,.
Inc doctoTs ~ Is said. 9eCloeu tna
an uniawIul operhtlon naa peen peI
formed. ana inimated that the case wa was
one Tor the police; but II is aiIegea .nat
tney said nothinS un!il fonCenan
The evening world., 1893-07-10
.PER|lOUs OATES IN PARIS.
Anniversaries Of RavachoPs Death
and the Bastile's Fall.
Fears that on One or the Other
Riots VIII Break Out Again.

PARIS. July i0.-Despite the assevera-
tions made In some quarters that the
troubles In this city are at an end the
Government has not relaxed Its meas
Tres to put down disorders should they
arise. In fact. II is evident that fur
ther outbreaks are expected. and the
ioops now In the city will be kept In
their barracks until Saturday next for
use In case OF emergency.
Tomorrow Will be the first anniver-
sary OF the execution OF Ravachol, the
notorious Anarchist. thief and murderer.
and II Is feared that the Anarchists will
attempt to make "A riotous dcmonstra-
tion on the occasion.
Friday. July II, will be the l04th ami
versary Of the fall OF the Bastile which is
made n general holiday. and 1t is appre-
hended that the disafected element will
attempt to take advantage OF the day to
again make trouble.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
Bearing-doWn Feeling

: causing pain. weight and backaohs, 10 10.
. stAntly relieved and permanently cured
. by It's use. Under all circumstances II
: acts IN harmony with the laws that gov.
ern the female systcnn, and II a. harmless
/. a. water. IL removes
The evening world., 1893-07-10
STOLE MARY CaonIN's RING.
Charlss G. esau ., Held for Laroony
In Jefferson Market.

A slim. well-dressed man. who gave
his name as Charles G. Seaman. of 232
Sp'ing street, and said his age was nifty
seven. was held for examination in the
Jefferson Market Police Court to-day
upon the charge OF grand larceny, pre-
ferred by Mary Crohin. OF 53s Second
avenue. Seaman claims to be an old
newspaper man, and says he works for
printer named Greenbaum at l3 Spruce
street AT Police Headquarters, where
he was taken. 1t is said that he Is an old
timer, who has been arrested before.
The Crohin woman says she met Sea
man in Park Row. near the bridge on
Saturday. and that he went home with
her. Sunday morning he arose and took
q $3.50 diamond ring from her finger. and
ran, leaving his hat and coat behind.
Mary complained to DETECTIVES Clar.
station, and they arrested Seaman last
night. The woman's ring and several
others were found In his possession.
Seaman claims that the woman gave
him tho ring.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
BYRNES WILL INVESTIGATE.
Capt. O'Conno. Must Answer Patro'
man Vests Allegations.

Supt Ityrnes told an Evening
World" reporter to-day he would inves-
tigate the statements OF Patrolman
Frederick W. Nest, OF the Tenderloin
squad, who resigned yesterday morn
Ing, because. he claimed. Capt. O'Con-
nor refused to grant him twenty-four
hours leave to go and see his brother
who was reported TO be dying in sara
tOga,
West SAYS he asked for the twenty
four hours extra vacation granted the
men tor efficient service during the
columbus celebration. When II was
refused he resigned.
The captains OF precincts have power
to give This leave at such times when
N their Judgment 1t viii not impair
the service, West Is known as Capt.
Reilly's intent"
The evening world., 1893-07-10
lGNATz 5RIENER MISSING.
Said to Be Afraid OF Punishment
from . Medical Student.

Ignatz Briener. the twelve-year- old son
OF Caesar Briener, a cigarmaker. at l4a
Baxter street. Is missing from his home,
and his father. at Police Headquarters
this morning. said his boy was afraid OF
bodily harm at the hands OF a young
medical student In the office OF DR..
Becker OF East Fourth street. where
Young Briener uuarrelied win The stu.
dent yesterday morning and left the
Office. the father said, In order to escape
from his prosecutor. MIR. Briener Is OF
the opinion that his son has not returned
home for fear that he would be com
PEELED to go back to DIR. Becker's office.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
A COMPROMISE SCHEDULE.
Len,gh Valley Employees VIII! Prob
ably Accept the Ono Suggested.

PHILADELPHIA, July iO--A de-
spatch from Easton, Pa says tina, 80 or
100 employees Of the LchIsh Valley Rail
road Company held - union meeting
yesterday to consider the answer of
Nice-President voorhees,, Of the Reading
Railroad Company. to the demands OF
the employees for readJustment OF
wages.
Tine answer Is said TO sugges, com
promise schedule. To this the EN-
ployecs are likely TO agree.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
MGLYNN WILL NOT TALK.
He Declines To-Day to Discuss the
Mcdonnell Episode.

Rev. DR.. Edward. McGlynn, who re-
turned from the West Saturday. IL still
guest at the Pierrepont House, corner
OF Montague and Hicks streets. Brook
lyn.
The Doctors sister and two children
are also stopping at the hotel. and he
Borromeo's Church, on Sidney place.
DR.. McGlynn. however, has nothing to
say respecting his future. An Evening
World" reporter found him In the cor
ridor Of the hotel this morning, but he
begged to be excused from answering
any questions.
He said he had nothing to say respect
Ing either his Chicago interview in
bishop Mcdonnell was Influenced by
Archbishop Corrigan In refusing to
allow him to say mass In public. or re-
garding his future plans.
The Doctor will spend some time at
the hotel.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
More Fourth. Glass Pos TIM ss.ers.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-The total num-
Der OF tourth-class postmasters appointed to-
DAY was l2e. Among them were the follow.
Ing;
New YoTk-B. G. Grsnpsli. Amber; NJ. A.
:; N. B.Iass. Central vAiIsy Mrs, Abbey Smith,
J. g. Pssen, Kftscod; Z i, WooirsrS aipIis.
station; II. ID. swift, Mariners HArbor; l. X
gss.,s ;%pphl' Mr.: Knt: hs, Mn;,,.
kswoemb; Y. X. kossil. PiAinville; Charles
RsdieI, Preston Hollow: q. p. siblsy. TrsSsis
c. 3. Ven Arsdsls, Windsor.
New Jersey-H. e. Van Audals, Barnrxat;
vi l,i Jacob Rraddecs. Msdfotd; +. b. Citation,
The evening world., 1893-07-10
THE KAISER OFFERS A PRIZE.
IL WIN Be known as Hohenzol ern
and Is for Yachtsmen TO Win.


BERLIN, July lO.-At the dinner OF the
Imperial Yacht Cluo In Kiel yesterday En-
peror william announced his Intention to
found Iiohenzollern prize to be awarded An.
nuaiiy at the clubs regatta.
The conditions OF entry would he, he said,
that every competing yacht should be built
within the year since the last race, In a Ger
man shipyard, from German materials and
after German designs.
According TO the size Of the victorious
yacht, the prize would be 1000. 5000 or
$500 marks. The Emperor has already
founded n Meteor goblet prize for an annual
race between Kiel and Travemuen1e.
The competitors will be yachts OF the nrst
and second classes The owner Of flrst or
second.cisSs yacht can become owner OF the
goblet by winning three OF thes. races.
Hohenzollern and Meteor, the names OF
the events In question. are the names of the
EmperoS's Two yachts.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
JERRY SIMPSON CRUSHED.
Exposed to Charge OF Lunacy
ACCORDING to Mr.. Burrows.

WASHINGTON. July l0.-Ip reply to
a story published that Jerry Simpson
and the Populists and silver men In
the House were proposing conbina-
ton with the Republicans TO elect
Julius Caesar Burrows, of Michigan,
Speaker. Mr.. burrows telegraphs to
the Washington Post as follows:
LANSING. Mich. July S.-Regard-
ing your telegram. will say that my
friend Jerry Simpson has been sus-
peCted OF entertaining some strange
deluslons. but this last reported hallu-
cination will. l fear. expose him to the
charge OF iunacy tSigneI.
-. {. BURROWS"
The evening world., 1893-07-10
c0nNELL USED BAD LANGUAGE.
Two OF the Insulted Excursiontsts
Held for kNssaulting Him.

John Fure,, OF E02 West Nineteenth
street, and Frank Markham. OF 81 Van
dam street. were held for assault In the
Tombs Court this morning.
While the people were returning from
the excursion OF the Fifth Ward In
dependent Social club at the Nescy
street dock last night William Con
calling vile names and abusing the ex-
cursionists. A few OF the men caught
him and gave him a bad licking.
Policemen Scanlan and Van Tassen
and Markham. and Connell preferred u
charge OF assault against both men.
Connell Is a tough character. and was
arrested II few weeks ago for assaulting
hts wife,
The evening world., 1893-07-10
THE SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
New York Candid ates for Omcss II
tho State Convention. .

BUFFALO. July l0.-The New York
State Grand Lodge of the Sons OF st.
George will convene In Metropolitan
Hall tomorrow morning for three
days session. Delegates began arriv-
ing yesterday. and this mornings trains
added to the number. Between 400 and
500 are expected to attend.
T. Jacques. OF this city. is In nomina-
tion for the Grand Presidency, without
opposition so far. For Grand Vice
President the contest lies between J. W.
Palmer and A. f. Jackson. Of brooklyn:
Utica is named; Tor Grand Treasurer,
r. F.. Toothill. OF jamestown, and for
Grand Messenger. w. H. Payne. of New
York. For Grand Trustee there Is a
po-t. and George Lund. OF New York.
The evening world., 1893-07-10
The MUTE WAS KILLED.
But Not Until He Had Fired Four
Times Upon Excurs,orists.

NEW ORLEANS, July lo.-While score OF
eIcurslOnists wero seated On the porch oi
Nick scheuvilles fishing station, at Chef
Menteur twenty miles from New orleans.
Rudolph Bienveuue. II half idiotic deaf mute,
whose drunken actions had led to hiI election
rom Schenvilir's house, fred IUur loads OF
buchshot into the party al distance OF nifty
feet, wUunding Ithv Schrnyilp.
The sew nt-en-year-D!d brother OF the
wUuhd'd man caught mp wrapon anh fired
twice at the mute, and X | ed him lus, antly.