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The evening world., 1893-07-21
EIGHT BOYS WHIPPED In COURT.
Novel Kentucky Punishment for
Young Colored Thieves.

HARRODSBURG. KY. July Aiken
lucky walks at the head Of the procession
for novel methods Of Furnishing criminals
Eight negro boys. from eight to fourteen
years old. who were caught breaking into
q house. were arraigned In the Police
Court before Judge Caldwell. Using his
discretion. he called the mothers OF the
young offenders into court. and told them
that II they would give the boys a severe
whipping In court, he would not send
them to the penitentlary.
The women eagerly accepted the propo-
sit!on. and yesterday morning the space
In front of the judges bench was cleared /;
the mothers seized the eight struggling
sons, and time was called.
Rawhides cut the air and fell with ter
ribc force on the backs OF the thinly clad
culprits. and blood was brought In more
than one instance. Once the Judge inter-
fered to prevent too serious beating for
one or two of the boys. and when he
thought they were sufficiently punished
he stopped the whipping. A very large
crowd witnessed the novel scene.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
YOUNG PERRY STILL Kissing.
He Ran Through . Large Fortune
and Then Became Despondent.

Nothing has as yet been heard Of
the whereabouts of John Charles Perry
the young Englishman who mysteri-
ously disappeared on Tuesday from the
house OF Mrs. Bernstein. lO6 East Nine
teenth street.
Perry was Respondent at not obtain
Ing work. after having run through q
fortune of f2O0OO, together with all
extra 10000 with which he came to
this country from his fathers home in
England.
Perry's friend. J. Angus Hamilton,
who lived in the house with him, and
had for some time paid the missing
mans board bills. said this morning
that he had notified the police to keep
a sharp lookout for his friend, and that
he should make a tour Of the police sta
sions hospitals and Morsne during the
thought that Perry had talked too
much, Of suicide to actually commit
the deed. He was confirmed In this
belief by the fact that Perry took his
hand satchel when he disappeared.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
zIMMER SHOWED FIGHT.
Policeman Re9an Woke Tim Up on
Q Nsighbor's Doorstep.

Julius thinner, a baker. thirty-thres
years old, OF 63l East Thirteenth street.
was held In Essex Market Court to-day
charged with assaulting Policeman John
A. Regan, OF the Union Market Station.
thinner was asleep on the stoop OF 9
o'clock this morning. and when the ON
Ger awoke him he attacked him.
The policeman was Obliged to use con.
Zimmer's face presented a woe-begone
appearance In court, both eyes being
biackened. and his clothing coverea
with blood,
The evening world., 1893-07-21
1ERRE HAUTE MILLS TO START.
Car-works Creditors Meet and Ar
range Terms Of Settlement.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July N.-Cred-
itors Of the Terre Haute Car-Works
Company, representing more than rs per
cent. OF the claims. met here yesterday
and chose A. j. Crawford. President of
the two rolling mills of this city; Major
Collins. Of the Central Steel Company,
Brazil, and J. F. Brinkman. of this
city, as Trustees. They will recommend
the discharge OF the assignee and that
the plant be restored to its owners. who
will operate II.
The Company Is to be given two
years extension on Its paper, 25 per
cent. payable every six months. The
officers of the Company voluntarily
agreed to reduce their salaries by one
half. The works are expected to be In
partial operation soon.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
KANSAS MILITIA NOT NEEDED.
Force of Deputies Sufficient to Pre-
vent Rio. In Pittsourr,

PITTSBuRG. Kan. July 2l.-The Sher-
IN OF Crawford County has nifty depu-
ties scattered at the various mines. and
will to-day appoint 100 more II neces-
sary He says he Is able to preserve
the peace and viii prevent riot, and
that the State military power will not
be needed.
Two warrants were sworn out yester-
day for the arrest OF Walters for tres
passing on the premises OF the mine
owners, but hearing OF II. he immediate
~ left town.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
SAYS HE KILLED SAM WOODS.
Alleged Confession OF Banker Littis's
Victim at Kansas City, Kan.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 2l.-Druggist
Connolly, OF Kansas City, Kan, before whose
store Lawyer johnson was shot Wednesday
night by Banker Little, claims that johnson
had made q confession to him some time ago
which cleared up the mystery surrounding
the assassination, two years ago, OF Sam
Woods, the noted Populist leader In Stevens
County. Woods was a faction leader In the
noted stevens county seat feuc. and was
shot at he door OF the court house.
James Brennan was arreste cd, but not tried
because OF the impossibility OF procuring O
Jury. Connolly states that Johnson con.
nred the fatal shot
The evening world., 1893-07-21
BEAT THEIR RIVAL.
Greek Flower Merchants Pay on Q
Grudge and Got to Court.

Anastase Priamos, OF 100 West Nineteenth
street, John Scallan, OF z Roosevelt street,
ana Jerito Cadian. OF 1874 East Fourteenth
street, all Greek hover peddlers, were held
to keep the peace In the Yorkville Court TO.
day.
scallan and Cadian formerly had the privi-
lege TO sell n Iwers in front OF Stern's dry.
goods store on Twtnty-third street, but for
some reason this privilege was revoked and
given to PriamOs.
This made the other two men angry, and
they have frequently threatened 10 beat
Priamos. This morning they encountered
him In the flower market foot OF East Thirty.
fourth street and gave him terriflc druo-
biuE and were arrested
Justice Koch said IN his opinion the quick
est way to settle the matter was to hold all
parties to keep the peace.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
THREE KINDS OF FREE COINAGE.

A Colorado Captain Says Cleveland
rs Think ng Them Over
DENVER, Col, July 2i.-Capt. Thacher. OF
Aspen, back from Washingt on, says that per-
spnai talks with Carlisle and Cleveland
assure him they will not try for unconditional
repeal Of the Sherman Silver law lie says
they have substitutes under consideration, as
follows:
ono for free coinage at an Increased ratio
and retirement OF all paper money under IS;
second, free coinage OF 4,O0U,OOO ounces
monthly, with seig forage for coming foreign
bullion; third, the re-ena CT ment Of he Bland
law. making coinage Of 100000 ounces .
month compulsory.
Thachpr positively asserts that these views
are direct from the President and Secretary
OF the Treasury.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
Wire News In Hriof.

rhs cotton crop ali TEXAS 10 In critical conds-
ton.
Forest fres near Minsrsvllis. Wis, on the Wis
consln Central road. partislly burned bridge.
Henry B. Hunt, President Of Moore. Hunt Co. i,
of sAn Francisco. wholesale liquor dealers. died
last n ght.
Masked robbers get si9.2b from the Northern
Pacific depot ticket boz st Ce- Eium. Wash. The
safe combination was too much for them.
Coy Jones. Of Alabama, hss Acpointsd william
q. Clarke, of Mobile. hAilroAd Dom m issionsr OF
Alabama, to succeed the late Gen, Hoitxslaw.
Agents Thompson aud, Calder. Of the Canadian
PAeino Rail lway, were arrsGued In . Tacoma court
mesee isy sad pleaded ses guilty. Thsir trial wss
The evening world., 1893-07-21
DID NOT FIRE ON THE MoHIcAN.
Tho Alexandria Was at Hakod ate,
Writes Her Captain.

VICTORIA, h. G., July 2l.-Wednes1ay
evenings mail brought to the seven -year-old
daughter OF Alexander Mclean, Captain OF
tho steamer Alexandria, which is said to
have fired upon and disabled the United
states Man-of.war Mohican while In Behring
Sea, a letter from her father. written In IIako-
date, June 90. the very day he is sa,d to have
attacked tho Mohicnn.
The letter tells the child that he IL not
going to the Russian Coast. but will return
home when the season IL over in Japan.
This letter proves the utter unreliabllity OF
the story published concerning the Alexan-
drias att Rck on the Mohican.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
TO DEFEND C0L0RADUS FAME.
A Committee of Denver Business
Men Will Visit Chicago.

DENVER, Col. July 2l.-Ths Denver
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday after
noon decided that the interests Of Col
orado demanded that the State be repre-
scented at the Bimetallic League Conven-
ton in Chicago and Washington by bus
mess men who would place the State
before the country in a proper light,
and repudiate any incendiary utterances
which may be made in that Convention
by delegates from this State.
President Byers was instructed to
name a committee of one hundred lead
ing business and financial men to go to
Chicago and Washington, and to both
defend the credit Of the State and fur
ther the interests of silver.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
MOTHER AND CHILD MISSING.
Mrs. Beck 10 Subject to Fits OF Do
mentia ana ths Police Are Notified.

Christian Reck, who is employed in
George Ehret's brewery, has asked the
police to search for his wife, Minnie,
thirty-three years old, and who has been
missing since May % with her six
months-old infant.
At the time OF her disappearance the
Eecks lived at PA East Slxty-fifth street.
They formerly lived at Cleveland, O..
where one OF their children was drowned
by falling into the lake. Ever since
the mother has been subject to attacks
Of dementia.
When Beck came home from his work
on May 20 his wife and child were gone
and he has been unable to find any
at Ninety second street and Second ave-
nue..
The evening world., 1893-07-21

Lopez, the Dwarf, Gets Month.
Leon Lopez, ktwarf ffty years Old ~
inches.high, and wearing q 1o>t hat, Was sent
to the island for one month by Justice MAI
tin, In the Tombs Court this morning, for Id
toxication. Lopez was formerly exhibited q.
q Fourteenth street museum He comes lro@
Central America. Yesterday he was arrested
for intoxtcation and discharged.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
Payroll Frauds on the sapta Fe.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 2l.-The Santa Fe
management have Just unearthed extensive
frauds on that division OF the road included
between Topeka and chicago, resulting In n
loss 10 the road OF $1,000 a month. The
conspiracy included, II Is sail, various oili-
cials, from assistants TO the division superin-
tendents down TO the section bosses. The
scheme was 10 pad the pay-roils with the
names or nctitious men aud TO divide Inc
amount thus secured.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
CLEARING UP IN DENVER
A Mum ber Of Embarrassed Business
Firms Prepared to Resume.

DENVER, COL, July N.-The Roberts
Hardware Company was attached yes
terday afternoon on a claim of the Col
orado National Bank by Frank Ban
croft for $4,000. The Adams Manufac-
turing Company was attached for $4,000.
A number Of embarrassed business
firms will resume. Chief among these
Is the Flanders Dry Goods Company.
the Court having directed the Sheriff
to turn the property over to the as
signee. who will conduct the business
pending settlement.
The Halleck- -Sayre Lumber Company
and the Palace Drug Store will resume.
The Lucker Manufacturing Company
has also made arrangements to re-
sumo. A number of others will open
up in a few days.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
TURNER'S AT MILWAUKEE.
Newark Society First to BE Received
with Formal H0nor..

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 2l.-The city Is
beginning TO bloom In bunting preparatory to
receiving the Turner's from all over the
country, for whom Milwaukee will be the
centre OF attraction for the next few DAYS
The Newark. N. j., Turnverein, 100 strong,
which arrived last evening. was the rrst to
be accorded formal honors.
This evening the visitors will be given
formal reception in the Exposition Building,
where addresses VIII be made by Gov. Peck,
Mayor kock ana Judge WalDur.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
RUN INTO DURING A FOG.
Brig j. r. Merry Loses epars In Col.
lision-The Other Vessel Unknown.

CHATHAM, Mass, July N.-The
American brig J. F. Merry. from Qua
tanamo for Boston. with cargo of
sugar. anchored of North Chatham to-
day, and Capt. Bradley reports that
Sunday evening during a dense fog
his vessel was run into by an unknown
sailing vessel, apparently two-masted
schooner. Merrys bowsprit was
snapped Off. and all spars forward, ex-
cept the lower mast, were lost. as well
as the maintop masthead.
The unknown schooner Immediately
went out Of sight in the fog, and was
not seen afterwards. but was probabl
considerably damaged.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
Yellow Fever in Mazatlan.

DURANGO, Mexico. July 2i.-Msil advices
have been received from Mazatlan, on the
Pscinc coast, that yellow fever has maue its
appearance there and many Deaths from the
disease are reported daily. The epidemic has
not been so severe In that city for many
years There II no danger OF II spreading 70
cities located on the eastern side OF the sierra
MAdIe AounLalnh.
The evening world., 1893-07-21

Recovering from q Dose OF Poison.
Mrs Augusta Meyer, ih,rty.ono years old,
who attempted suicide last night by taking
Paris green at her home. 4ls East Nine
tecnth street, was resting quietly at Bellevue
Hospital this morning, and DR.. strong says
she VII recover.
The evening world., 1893-07-21

shsepshsad Bay Fire Laddiss.
Articles Incorporating the sheepshead Bay
Fire Department were nled In the Kings
County Clerks ofIioe, Brooklyn, this morning
The trustees for the nrst year, arc Andrew
Boyce, X Huismanp, John g. Keenan,. Fred
Landy, Z. II. Battersby, c. Fowler, william
Muiiin, John Rucker, John D. StiniEger ana
Mans Kronker
The evening world., 1893-07-21
GOOD NEWS OF NICARAGUA.
Minister Baker Looks for . Peaceful
Settlement OF Her Troubles.

WASHINGTON. July 2l.-According
to United States Misister Baker. the
Zavala Government In Nicaragua Is
likely to be stable. L. is fully organized.
Minister Baker estimates that rs per
cent. Of the people are supporting the
Government, and he has great hopes
OF peaceable adjustment OF the pres
ent difficulties without bloodshed.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
THE GArc SElzED THE TRAIN.

seventy-f -five Men from Denver Over
power the Railroad Crew.
OMAHA, Neo., july 2i.-At Hastings, Neb..
last evening e gang OF seventy-nve men took
possession OF burlington freight train, and
when the conductor tried to ejecct them they
resisted him successfully.
When the Superintendent was notined he
directed the night yardmaster at Lincoln to
make up q special train OF empty box cars
and accommodate every body who cared TO
ride. The train Will be run as far rs the Iowa
line. The men claim 10 come from Denver.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
palaro Ramanded.

Benjamin +. Delaro, alias william Leo .n'
son Of Actress Selma Delaro, arrested BY DC
tective Cornelius gu livan on suspicion
having robbed the nat OF Fleming PORE. e.,sS a.
l67 West Thirty-nfth street, wss rchanu~
n Ihe JEFFERSON Market Police Court to'o~s'
The evening world., 1893-07-21
TEXAS POLITICIAN LOCKED UP.
.. 3. Richards. Charged with Theft.
Was State Gam palgn Chairman.

Was q State Gam paign Chairman.
CLEVELAND, o., July 2I.-There rests to-
night in cell OF the Central police station .
dignifed, well-dressed man, who says he 10
B. B. Richards, Of Fort Worth, Tex, the
chairman OF the Democratic state Central
Committee OF Texas during the last National
campaign.
In his pockets are autograph letters from
Grover Cleveland and ex-Gov. Oglesby, OF
Illinois, acknowledging the receipt OF infor-
nation upon the political situation. Richards
is accused OF stealing satchei from trunk
store on the public square. and II was In his
possession when he was arrested ON tho
He protests his Innocence. declaring that
he purchased few articles At the store ana
picked up the ssichel with them by mistake.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
MRS. CUYLER'S FUNERAL,
The obsequies Of the Brooklyn So
ciety Leader Will Be Held Sunday,

The funeral of Mrs. Helen Cuyler,
wife Of Theodore l.. Cuyler. jr.. son of
the former pastor Of the Lafayette Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. will take
place from her late residence, l76 South
oxford street. on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Cuyler is Treasurer OF the Mackay-
Bennett Gable Company, and both he
and his wife were well-known society
people.
Mrs. Cuyler's death. which occurred
Wednesday night. was sudden. although
she had been Ill for some time.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
ssys she's a Footpsd.

Mabel Williams, colored, OF I6,t Downing
street, was held In jefferson Market Court
to-day on charge OF holding up and robbiny
OF his watch and chain ana si6 last night
The evening world., 1893-07-21
Killed in Elevator SHAFT.

Killed in Elevator SHAFT.
william johnson, colored. who was em'
ployed by scoville 4 Adams, dealers In pnotU
graphic apparatus at 423 Broome street orst wM
noor TO tho basement this morning anu
killed. His body WAS taken 10 the Au'o''''
street station-houso.
The evening world., 1893-07-21

Indicted for Great Land Freuds.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 2l.-The Un"ee
States Grand Jury At Devils Lake, N. d. re-
turned twenty.four .Ac.ctments YESTERDAY,
including two against z AsnIej SeSs
one time the head OF seventeen financial ~,
stitutions In North Dakota. Wears 10 cnaIEuu ~.
with land frauds, and A. A. Allen, MS euT
ployee, has turned states evidence.
The evening world., 1893-07-21
Raid on Eas,.s,de Markets.

The iruit and nsh inspectors OF the Health
Department this morning made another raid
IN the markets on the east sidc. They went
through Ridge. Ludlow. Essey and Hester
streets ana seized large quantities OF unripe
iruit and decay ed fish and vegetables
The evening world., 1893-07-21
Popular Excursions q the .Wsrid's Fair
by the Pennsy lsanla itaIlroad.

Special trains OF newest aud best standard pas
fences, will leave New YorI D. co. uiv rs, via Penn
s,ivania Railroad tor Chicago, Fare for the round
szeursions nxsd for july ~, Aus. ~ snd ls. '.'
The evening world., 1893-07-21

It will be a long time before Murphy
an read or masticate q beefsteak.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30
A Pure Baking Powder.

4 baking powder that can be depend
ed upon to be free from lime and alum
is a desideradum these days ofadultet-
ated food. So far MS can be Judged from
the official reports, the Royal" seems
to be the only one yet found Dy chemiC-
al analysis to be entirety without one
or the other of these substances, aud alb
solutely pure. This, it is shown, results
from the exclusive use by its manufactu-
rers of cream OF tartar specially refined
and prepared by patent processes which
totally remove all impurities. The cost
of this chemically pure cream Of tartar
is much greater than any Otner, and it
is used in no baking powders except the
"Royal," the manufacturers of which
control the patents under which it is re-
fined.
DR.. Edward G. Love, formerly analytic
al chemist for the L. :. Government no
made the analyses for the New York
State Board OF health in their investi-
gat:On of baking powders, and whose
intimate knowledge of the ingredients
of all those sold in this maket enables
him 10 speak uthOrtativelY, says Of the
purity, wholesnmeness and superior
quality OF the "Royal:"
IL find tho Royal baking powder COM
posed OF pure and wholesome ingredi-
ents. 1t is cream OF tartar powder, and
does not contain either alum or phos-
pilates, or other injurious substance
Prof Loves tesL>, and the recent Off
cial tests Inv both the United States and
Canadian Governments show the Royal
baking powder to be superior to al
others in strength and leaveniug power.
1t is not only the most economical in
use, but makes the purest, finest flavor
and most ~ lDlpSpInp food.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30

per head. a number OF them would
have weighed nearly ton apiece.
They wer- solo to Mr.. j. 4. Bradley,
Of Louisville, Ky, for Al cents per
pound, making the lot cost him the
nice little sum Vt 1892 80. They
we're driven to ShelbyvilIe aud ship
ped TO the BOul bon Stock Yards,
Louisville.
Mr.. Frank Battle, of Rutherford
County, hae BEEN appointed Snperiu-
tendent of the capitol by Gov Turney,
III place Of Col. Charles, resigned.
The newspapers of Iron City are
jubilant over the discovery Of natural
gas in that town. In boring an
arteslan well small flow Of gas was
struck. The pressure was not strong,
but when iguited the heat wa
sufficient t. fry fish. On boring
deeper strong flow WAS developed
and it is hoped that it will prove a
"gusher."
R"v. j. r. Graves, d. d. OF Mem
phis is dead. DR.. Graves has for
many years been nne OF the leading
hllhI7ASlo VI WV lOdpJlFb OhulC'' II
this State. In 1913 he established Il
Baptist paper in Nashville and later
built up y publishing house. After
the war he went to Memphis where
he founded the Southern Bapti4,
Publication Society aud published
the Tennessee Baptist. Eight year
ago the Doctor was stricken witt
paralysis, and since then has suffered
grestly.
Mr.. E b Kelley, we'll to do younl
farmer living hear Murfreesboro
committed suicide last Saturday by
hanging himself. He had been il
bad health for some time and hi
mind was somewhat unbalanced
He tied 4 pillow line 10 y raf.er aud
then to hls neck and then jumped
down. He leaves wife and three
children.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-30
IN MEMORIAM
OTEY WEBB JOYCE,

There is something peculiarly affect
ing in the death OF \ young unan Strong
men weep, and hard hearts swell with 4
Strang. tenderness ali unknown before,
whom Death calls at the door of youth.
The recognized ties of kinshlp are
drawn closer, friendship il Fraternity,
and mere acquaintance becomes sweet
intimacy when Death draws near to the
young and lovely.
Never WAS this more plainly seen
than when pure, bright, noble Otey
Webb Joyce was brought home in his
burial casket. Men forgot their sJrug-
giles, and women laid down their woes;
joy yelled her iace, and Sorrow left his
own misery; self was for once forgotten,
that all might mourn for this one loss
Could the departing soul OF this loved
boy have known that such was the trlb-
ute love would lay upon his bier, it seems
to me that one more pang would have
been taken out of the parting hour.
To such a soul as Otey's, death brings
no terrors. Even the regrets that may
have fingered long in his consciousness
were not for himself, but for those he
lett behind. All was bright before him
only behind lay the clouds. But over
these there glOws rim of light, token
of the glory beyond their shade.
Fair as lay the prospects before hin
in this life, th9re is still a more beautl
| full life beyond.
No summer day is so perfect here bu
| that the storm may burst ere the even
! ing; but when the sun of life set III
! splendOr upon the fair scene that smiled
| in promise for our dear one, it was only
! to rise again on one more lovely still
where clouds and storms are no more
aud where there are no more sunsets
! for there is "nO need of the sun, neithe
of the moon, to shine in it; for the glor!
of God did tighten it, and the Lamb /
the light thereof"
To those who wept when his body wa
land in the tomb, let me say: Dry you
tears that flow because you see him n
more; and if you must weep, do so be
cause you are notyet to follow him. lie
not your memory keep the picture c
that cold, yet beautiful form, lying Their
all white and still; hut treasure the in
age OF the warm heart that had smil
for all, Of the pure soul that made hi
life so much to be desired, of the nObl
example of Young manhood that mad
it impossible to know without lOvin
him.
May God grant that these memorie
may 80 impress all those who knew hi
that all their lives may be more like hi
and to show the divine wisdom an
goodness in removing from earth on
so dearly loved as Otey Webb joyce.
SYKES.
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