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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Sdwere Qnflase.
6reo 6arris ser Ghetlnahme an Ger Grmors
Dung 1lidaeI O'Srten's an9efla9t.

Sre6 6arris, etn junger, fteb5ebniGbrtger
8url6e, tpur0e tDe9en Betbulte an Der
@rmor6ung M2tcbael S'8rten'S bonn
g oli3eirt6ter 8rabpeQ unter $4,000 8iirge
ibaft benz Grilninalgericbt ilbertptefen.
S'8rten nurbe %befanntltcb am 16. Stunt
an Der @de bon 0abai6 lpe. uno 6arrt7
lonitraBe bon T6pmaS 9enneiiD, IN oeien
@elelicbaft ii6 SatriS unb Elm britter
Wfann, Der bermutblib ben Namen O'GDn>
NOR trGgt, b%efanoen, burcb ntebrcre S6iiie
berart pertpunbet, baB ct am folgenben
Wtorgen inn County 6oipitale beritarb.
Der W10rber unb feline Gompltcen ent3ogen
itob ber Gerbaftung burcb bic Slubt, iebob
trur6e' 6arriS i'm 6ublon 6oule, geo. 3O1
GIarfitraBe, Spnntag Mbenb bur9 ben
@ebetmpoli3iiten @pplortbge bon Der 6ar1
rtlonitraBenitation feitgenommen. Ser
Serbdftete legte Elm nnulnfpunoenes @e>
itdn6niB ii6er bic @in3elbeiten beS 8erbre>
9ens ab, auf @runo 6eiien ct Dem Grimi9
nalgertbt it~beripteien tpuroe. gta6 1etner
0aritelung tparen Senneiip unb O'8rien
Sipei 0tebScumpane, bic gemetnlcbaftlicbe
Gaub5ii9e unternabmen. Sim 9tacbmittd9
bes 16. Sum- batten ite auf Der @eitiette
etnem Wtanne ieiner 8aari6aft beraubt
unb 6ann Die Gbeilung 6es erbeuteten @el>
bes p%orgenomuen, ipobet S'8rien ietnen
@enolen INN S. iiberbortbetlte. Steriiber
aufgebra9t, bei9loB Senneiip, ii9 an
O'8rien gu rd9en, ben i6m Oas S9tfial
in ber Ndbe Der &reu5rng BON @abaib
9tDenue unb 6~arrtionitraBe in Bic Sonb
9ab. 9ort befanb ii9 6arrts unb Der
permeintlt9e O'Gonnor, benen er ietnen
@nti9IuB mitgetbeilt bate, in ieiner Sc
ieQibaft, ais er Die t0btli6en S9Iiie auf
ietnen @egner abigail. Nacbbem S'8rten
3u 8o6en 9%eiunten tpar, ltefen 6arrts unb
S'@onnor ~iiibDdrts unb beriteften it6 Bis
gum @tnbru6 Der 0unfelbeit unter Glen
baDnfracbtpagen; am na3iten Sage fubren
ite auf etnem @iiter3u9e naD Solicit unb
ipGtcr na3 ct. 2ouis, bon mo- 6arrtS nab
Gbica9o 3uriidtebrte, UNI bier Der Bolt3ei
in bic 6Gnbe gu fallen. ST mar crit Dor
6 Wonaten bon &Oronto, Gana6a, nac3
bier 9efommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
unter Ser QnfIa9e oes Rtnoes-
moroeS.

MarD Barron, aLs Dienitma69en bel
Trau Charles @i6ert, SEQ. 1875 @leape1
Ctr. beicbafttgt, tpurbe Wttttpo9 Derbafte1
un6 spar unter feiner gertngeren @ntlage
ais Der bes &inbeSmorbes. 8or etnigen
1agen senas ite zines &tn6eS unb Oerz
ibuan6 bann plGblicb aus Der @Obnuns
ibrer 5errit. &ur3 nab Dem Ne99ane
Der @09nerin ent6edte Sran @tcbert Die
in Elm Sucb eingepifeIte &tnoeslei6e in
etnem @anbi9ranf peritedt. Sofort ma9te
tie 6er 8oliSet Q(nsetge unb eine Qn8abI
Oetectipes purben nit Der Nufarbettuna
bes Sales beauftragt. @rit 9eitern lbenb
gelang eS, bic @eiubte gu ftnoen. Sci
8efannten in Dem 0auie, $50. $500 Buffalo
Qlpe. bate tie itb Oerborgen 9ebalten. Sic
tpur6e nab Der g olt3eisS Station gebrac9t
uub tpcgen &in6esmorbes gebn9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Jnternattonales Qretsf9tesen.
RefuItate Ger Iebten beioen Gage.

lteber 6aS GoIumbii6e Snternattotale
8reisi6ieBen I'M S6iBenparf IN 8eit1
8ulman 1T Solgenbes gu beri3ten:
Die folgenDen S4iiben tparen I'M 25
un6 &c. Stunt i'm Stanb:
9tobert Gieber, SEEM @larus, isis.
g. q. S6tnbLer, SEEM @larus, isis.
S. 6tlbebranot, G6tca9o.
6enrD 8rauslicb, @btcGgo.
90. S. Stocfer, Smaba, gteb.
6. Scbneuer, Nciusutlle, isis.
Sgnas Wtarttu, 8rootlDn, sc. 9.
9rant ScDpifert, GoDeiter, sc. 9.
S6mmtlicben S6iben tpurbe Die 60
Iutnbuse O1ebaiuc iiberretcbt.
9as 0teiultat bteier slpet S6ieBtage tpar
folgenDeS:
ae6rf6etbe: &obert g2ie6cr, II
Sabnen aus 100 St6iiicn; g.. q. S9inbler
8, S9nas Wtarttn Is, 9ugt S6neIer 4,
Sti6 3 Tabnen.
Go1umbus: 2ugi S9ue1er 46,
S9na5 Wartin 63.
STANDARD Sre6. S~oggenburger 81,
Sgnas Mortin 80.
8olfSibetbe: 2ugt S6neIer 46,
S9na3 Wfartin so.
Manni3etbe: 0to6ert 0tie0er So,
g.. q. S9inOler IS, Gu9t Sbneler g.,
Sgna5 Martin 81.
&0nt8Si9eibe: 2ugi S6neuer 159,
Sgna5 Wtartin 210.
gtGdblten Sonntag, ben g., un6 Montag,
Sen 3. SuIt, i9ieBcn bic vSnbeperbent"z
S9iBen bon Seem gorf.
81. 8oeie, SefretGr,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
WiOunsbbD 9ia&G So. a1sgebramtt.
Oas anerensenoe 2ofenbers'fde
6ebduoe ebenfalls befadot9t.
Der 6eiammti6aoen Don $4,000 our9 Der.
ii9erun9 9eoedt.

SIN 6em @ebGu6e an Ser Si6oitede Ser
Glarf> u1o Wfabt1pn Str, bas gum 9r0Bz
ten She'll bon Der Strma @illougbbD, Sill
& 60. be%nubtpurbe, brab seitern Worgen
5u elmer friiben Stunbe Elm Seuer aus, baS
etnen S6aoen bon $48 900 anri9tetc,
8on 6teler Summe entfalen ungefdbr
$35, 900 auf Bic genannte Strma unb
$4,000 auf baS @ebGuoe. 9aS @e>
bGube gebort STRAIT Spaffprb unb Srar
Wttls. @s bat etne Sront BON 108 SUP
an Der Glarf unO cine iDlcbe bon 80 SUB
at Der WaOtion Str. 9as angrensenbe
6aus an Ser Wabtlpn Str, bas @igenz
tbum BON Sacob &oienberg 1T, pur6e gum
8etrage bon $4,000 belcbdoi9t.
9as Seuer bracb Inn 4 ubr Wforgens in
Ser I'M pterten Stofperf 9eIe9enen &iicbe
6eS vgoitDn SDiter 6Ouie" aus un6 ipurbe
suerit BON benz gtacbtpG9ter BET ieiner
Gunbe bur6 baS 6auS entbedt. @r Sanbte
iof0rt etnen Nlarm Elm uto ais Die ct item
SprtBen eintrafen, began11 bereitS DaS 0ab
81 bremen uno bdlb batten ii6 bic Siam
men 1acb Sen BON Der &iicbe nur burcb
eite biinne @anb %getrennten 9a%gerrGumen
bet Sirma @tIougbbD, SIN & So. burbz
9earbettet. 8alo tpar au6 baS brittle
Stodwert ersriffen; aber Die 6tuertpebr
arbeitete nit 10 GROCER l1miicbt, baB lie inz
nerDalb Dreiotertel Stunben bic Slantn1en
D%ouitdn6ig unter Gontrole bate.
Sn benz ~5tpetten un6 britten Stodperf
6eS Goienber9'i3en @ebduOes befinbet it3
bic Bottom Billiard 6au", baS @i9entbum
Don 90. $. Crosby. Ser iibrige She'll bes
6auies tpir6 BON benz v8oiton Spiter
6ouie" unb bem Beacod %9teitaural1t be-
nubt. Der in BET 8iutarbbaue bauptiabz
ltd burb @aiier angertcbtete SbaOen
miro fi6 auf un9efdbr $1,000 bclalfen.
Der S9a0en i'm y8oiton Spiter 6ouie"
1T iebob nur gertng. Ser GerIuit Ser
Tirma 8tuougDbp, Sin & 50. purbe
lpentger burcb Die Slammen, bic auf baS
brittle unb pierte Stodpert beidrGnft nun
ben, ais bur9 @aiier unb &aucb berbetz
gefIbrt. gamentlib lit baS gan5e Eager
I'M brttten Stpdnerf total perbprben.
Die Serlnite pertbeiIen iib fol9enberz
maBen:
Bilougbbp, Sill & Co.'S Eager. $35, 900
Spaffor0 & OttuS @ebGube. ..... 10000
Sacob Golenberg> @5ebGube. 500. 1000
90. s.. GrosbD's 8tutarbbaQe.. 80. 1000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
JnIano.

: Sn ct. 2ouis bat Bet aussesei9nete
0eutlbe fatbolii6e Brtelter Seinrtcb
Wt tbl1tefen ioeben baS Subil6um Ieiz
mes Observation-Disclosures @irfens ais
@eneral=8itar oes @r3bist6ums st.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Banferott.
Gneel's Opern=popiIon an II. GIarffra6e
in oen 66noen oes Sberifs.

9t6oIpb @ngel, BET 8eitber bon y@ngers
Opera 8aoilon", 463 sc. Glarfitr., fab
fi6 9ienitag OeranlaBt, ietnen 8anterott
an3umelOen, nacb6em baS Superiorgertdbt
3ablungSbefe6le IN Der S06e bon $7217.75
9e9en @ngel betpiaigt bate. Die @ldubiz
ger ittb s. Otto init 1853, Matil6a @ngeL
nit $2515, SultuS @ol63ier nit 1865, S.
8uoerfer nit $12O, Soief @ngel nit 1852,
Sterr & So. nit $l515, unb SEQ 9tbeler
nit $1492.
Ser Sberiff nabm 8eftb bon bcr Gin
rtbtnng, Die nab Angaben bon 9tnmdIten,
Die in Der Sa9e intereiiirt itnb, einen
g8ertb bon $4,000, etpa iobieL ais bic
S6ulben betragen, Sic auf benz 2ocale
Laiten. Ser &ru9 iou baburb perurfa9t
tpOrben ietn, baB Die @tnrtbtung bon me6z
reren dbnltben 8ergni9ungsLocalen bic
8efu6er fern6ieLt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
But KettttttttB.

Sine g1dbmai6tne tit i'm
@an5en nur 10 itart alS ibr
i9wd6iter Shell, baber ge=
brau6t bic Ginger Mtanu=
featuring So. MIR oas bette
Material 81 jeOem Der betle.
0aS fleinIte Stif miro ge=
priift, Db es paHenb lit bis
auf ben miGtpnlten Sbeil
zines 3OQeS, ebe es oaS Gon=
1tructtons= un0 BrlfungS=
9epartement perlaHen barf.
Sic bette Mai@ine, tpenn iie
ni@t senou peritanben uno
in Sba@t genOmmer miro,
1T nublos, baber wtro Die
Sttt9er gtaDm11Dtfte MIR Don
unieren eigenen nit @ebalt
be5ablten 8eamten perfauft.
The Singer Mfg. Go.
@el9dfte in ieber Sta0t Der
ctoiliiirten @elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Grtrunfen.
mteoer 3wei Opfer oes utidi9an=Sees.

EBie6er bat ser Safe Mi9igan 3tpei
Opfer geforbert. Der % Sabre ate
Olaf Simpion un6 Ser UNI 30 Sabre dltere
Qrbetter, 4Rter So6nion ertranfen ge9en
II l1br WttttDob Born. am 6uBe ber II.
StraBe, etipa etne WetLe bonn ufer entfernt,
unb trob auer ~Nnftrengungen lit es Bis
iebt ni3t 9elungen, Die 2ei6en Der ST.
trl1nfenen gu finben. Simpion iotpo1l als
Sobnion itnb S3tpe6en. Ser @ritere lit
unperbeirat6et, pd6renb ietn 2anbSmann
eine Tamilie in ieiner 6eimatb DinterlGBt.
8ertrauenb auf ibre &enntniile in 8e3ug
auf S6tfffabrt, batten ftcb Sic 8et6en Elm
fleines Segelboot gemtetbet unb beabit9z
ttgten, na6 Wtcbigan Gitp au fabren.
&aum cine Weile batten tie 3uridgelegt,
als cine bobe @ele gegeS bas min3i9e
Sabr5eug i6lug uno 6aiielbe opf bic Settle
lcgte. Die Sniallen tpurben tn'S Waiier
9etporfen uno fGmpften, 6es S3Dtmmens
funbtg, lange 3eit nit Sen @eIen. 9ieS
.purbe bon Dem auf u2ugauS"s i~tebenben
Soften Der 2ebensrettung5ltation I'M SaG>
lpn7Bart oeutli6 beoba9tct uno auf feline
Nnor6nu1g bin iofort Gin 8oot ausgeieBt,
6aS BEN @efdbrbeten gu 6i[fc elite.
Ote bropen 2ebenSretter Iegten iicb itarf
in Die &uber, aber i6re Qlrbett mar perz
gebenS. Oils fte bas 8oot erret9ten, trteb
bteies &teL oben auf BEN MelIen um6er.
@on ben &0rpern Ser l1mgefommenen mar
NIGHTS gu ieben. Sis 5 l1br QbenbS murz
Sen 6ie Na6fori6ungen nacb ben 9etben
fortgeiebt, ie0ob obne alien Grfolg.
Stnpion tpobnte al ber SIDE Der 70.
StraBe unb @bpar6S Npe., tpG6renb 8eter>
ion in benz @ebGube 9to. 1857 &atLroab
@pe. letn 9eim auf9ei6lagen bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Sett mebr ais fInf3to 7abren

pir6 @rs. @insGow's @Ootbtn9. Sprnp
fir sabnen6e SinOer 9ebrau6t. ST bei6Wi6ti9t OaS
&tnb, er1pei6t Oos 3abnfeii4. b%eieiti9t ate S6merz
sen, fllrtrt g8tnb76oltf utb lit bas bette Wetttel 9s
gen 9ur6fal. StnfunO5pan5tg @e1lts Die 6lai6e.
Sci alien Apotbeter1t IN Der gon6e1l g8elt 5u baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
G4Ib6fDr.

Gin retneS @nGsbter 9ebra14t bon
Ser Sottr+ Setpp SretD8+ 60. TIT bter=
NIT bsftettS etmpfOBIem+ sSn NIaiG1em
% genera 5t babet. SeleNbo4e
90 800 WOttlt1t9 QeptMt. go. 869.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

!Rrdfti9es rotbes Slut entitebt ebenio na=
tiirlidb aus benz @ebrau3e BON 6oob's Car
Iapariqa, wie fOrperli9e 0feinli6feit aus bel
rei9li6en Ql11petbung pom @aiier utb Setfe
ent1tebt. 0teies 9roBartt9e G~etl1tgungsmtt=
tel pertreibt '9riinbli9 @trofelr, Sal3fluB unt
ale ar16eren nureint9fetten.
.9oob's 9t1len mirten ianft, aber
ti9tia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

VGaitrrtd lit 10 sSr3iglia seeisnet fur 6tnber, bas Id
tim prr alien onbereu mir befdnnten grdparaten ben
Gprsus sebe." 8. y. Qr9 er, Md,
Ill Sputb STfprb Ctr, SrOpfru, 81. Q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

pTus per56nlt6 er gepbaHtung unb Grfabruns tdnnta
tagen, raB @aitrrta eines auSgesei9nete Me6istn fts
Sinner 1T, bic ais ~selinoeS abfI9rulittel trirtt unb bic
Sponnung Der GtnSepeiee, iopte be5 GeiammtIrIten8
tebr beeeutene ltnhert. @tele M1ltter babeu mtr ieiae
o~usse5etanete gBirtnng auf tbre atnber beseust."
DIR. O. 6. Sssppb, 2ppeu, MaS.
Dt eGentaurGpmpanpt II Murrap Ctr, g. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

-seett nnebrersn Sa5ren babe tb Sbr pGaapriaa eras
pfDblen unb tperee es aud ferner t9nn, ba es pbne &usS
nafme quite &eiuItate er3telt Bat"
Gbptn s. Parbse, ND,
sSFe BintPrrp", 125. Str. unb Z. Gpe., Nep gprs
6itr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

fir aaaslimss TITO afmser.

TWr SnaEBEttBE Nt1U EtttpEre
Sahoria f6rsert Die 9erSauu,te unb befetttsi
aufsetriebenbeit, 8ertopfung, ~1beri9lIfse g2asens
faure, 9iarrbpe unb STANDARDIZATION. Oabur5
wtrb BAG Stnb seiHnb 9emaat uE5 ictn G6laf Mathis
lid. Gaitoria ent8alt wehsr Wearpbiu, nod anbsrs
nurtptii4e Subitan,en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

I5ton1Sbi, fri,
The sun., 1893-10-11
JOTIISGS ABOUT TOWN

Frances ROsse from Albert Rosse
THG sun has received 81 from E. N. D. for the sur
fsrers from the mood In Louisiana
tho wife Of tho pugst Tor 800 Tor newspaper clip
pings about her husband resulted IN verdict hTs
Corbett yesterday In the City Court
Judge Giegerich of the Court OF Common Pleas has
and author residing at 3+4 East Fourth street. to DO
hereafter known by the name of Victor olsa-
Collector knbreth has been ordered to examine the
Barge once with the view OF ascerta,nng whether
room cannot DO made there for seized articles. now
stored on the ground hoor OF the Custom House. Tho
seizure room was formerly At tho Barge Ofce
Ciy Court ysstsrday ior $3.50 and Interest for at
tendance upon tho aio Mrs. Dodo' Davis 1913 West
sevsntiet street Mrs Davis claimed DO the wife OF
the late Reysrdy johnson Trayers. and the suit
brought against his estate.
Assistant District Attorney Mott on behalf OF tho
United states hled a libel yesterday IN the United
plying bstwsen Brooklyn and The Pennsylvania sta.
lion in Jersey city II 10 alleged that Feh 70 last
the United States revenue cutter Washington waSrun
into aud damaged TO the extent Of sToS3 by the ferry
boat
The bridge across tho Harlem which will bs used by
the New York central Railroad Company while the
River - feet above higu water mark 10 bsing con.
ttruc ell Was used yesterday for the hrst time Tho
iempuiar bridge cost s5OoOo. and Is peculiar for
having draw whlch 10 lifted by great derrick sort
OF struour mat . or swingng about ON lurntabIo
Tho Rev. George TOmkins. Baptist minister. who
sued tho Rev Robert Macarthur OF the Calvary hap
TO recover 0Oo damages for alleged
to deprive him OF his child and property. has cOn'
senled that the defendants have Judgment upon
demurrer TO hts amended complaint dlsinlHsing II
upon the merits. Judge tdersleore Of the superior
Court SO decided Yesterday. III accordance with tho
consent OF Mr.. Tomkins A
The Exposition Flyer OF tho New Yoh Central IL ful
every day TO gel The besi recommendations you must
secure them lsTsrAl days ~ AdyAnee-AaA
The sun., 1893-10-11

BAN Francisco Oct. 10.A shocking scan
dal has been caused here by the Coroner's in
vestieation Of the San Francisco Founding
Asylum. where thirty-three babies have died
within the past six weeks. The place was
closed on Thursday last. and twenty -four
foundlings were given into the care OF the
Catholic Infant Shelter. The Coroner ascer-
tained that thirty-three babies had died from
lack OF nutrition and good care The Daueh-
ters OF the Good Shepherd have branded the
asylum as q slaughter house for infants. The
sanitary conditions are very bad. 1t tis charged
that tho nurses and attendants occupied the
sunny rooms up stairs and kept the babies In
damp. dark apartments.
The sun., 1893-10-11

Tho Inventor OF the Teie hone Gag Arrested
for Robbing Boarding Houses.

Tho Inventor OF the Telephone Gag Arrested
for RobbinG Boarding Houses.
One OF the cleverest sneak thieves known:to
the police to-day was captured by Detectives
Sullivan and Lang Of the Tenderloin station
last night. His name is William Casey. His
picture is in the Rogues' Gallery.
Yesterday afternoon Casey walked into the
boarding house at 81 West Eighteenth street.
kept by a Mrs. Wells. and stole from the room
OF Howard Surge $50 worth OF clothing. On
the way out he met o servant with whom he
chatted for few moments. Then he strolled
around to a Sixth avenue pawn shop and
pawned his punder.
Half an hour later he entered the boarding
house at 81 West Twenty-seyenth street, kept
by Mrs. Brown. and robbed the room OF u
b0arder named Evans Of $500 worth OF stuff.
This he also pawned Detectives Sullivan and
Lang arrested him at the corner OF Sixth
avenue and Twenty.siXth street. He wore
new suit OF brown clothes and tan -coored
overcoat
At the station house one Of his victims rec
oRnized Casey's clothes as having been stolen
from hi m. The clothes were taken of Casey
and returned to- their owner. Casey was al
lowed to send to his homo for a suit Of his own.
He will he arraigned to-day.
Casey Is the man who used to employ what
the police call the telephone gag. He would
go into q bus iness office down town and get
permissi on to use the telephone Then he
would pick I'D what he could on the way out.
The sun., 1893-10-11

Tho Nation 10 In . Badly Enbarrassed
Financial Condition.


Financial Condition.
TusKAHoMA. I. t. Oct 10.-The Finance
Committee Of the Choctaw Legislature Is busy
examining tho books and the report Of Green
McCurtain. The more they figure on his re-
port the bigger the shortage gets. Besides the
100000 Of the lease district money there Is
still larger amount Of the general fund that
has not been accounted for. Dr. E. N. Wright.
national agent, has his report ready to submit.
1t shows that $50, 900 has been turned over
to MeCurtaln which he failed to account for
in his report and only turned over $4,000
to the general fund.
There never was time when the Choctaw
nation was in such financial condition. There
is only $4,000. OF the available fund for the
council in session; and the Chickasaw dele
Pike Of Washingtonn n n city is here trying to col.
services his father rendered It In collection OF
the old net proceeds claim. ,,.
tried by the United States Court as de.
faulter. The money. ,embezzled was what has
been collected from the United States Govern
mont capita and from royalties In the nation.
The sun., 1893-10-11
HEUSBOYS ON STRIKE
One OF Them Badly Beaten by the Driver q
Newspaper Wagon.

One OF Them Badly Beaten by tho Driver OF
Newspaper Wagon.
There was small riot among the newsboy
who get their evening papers In fronto the park
at the junction OF broadway and Sixth ave-
nue. last evening. Tho drivers OF tho news
paper wagons have been raising tho price OF
papers until the boys complain that they have
to sell three or four papers to make profit Of
cent, Last night the boys went on strike
ana refused p 70 pay the rates demanded. -,
called the, drivers a. pack OF thieves. This
anGered Morris sehlvern. the driver OF a
and kicked him several times In the stomach.
free hght followed. which was finally
men. On complaint Of Reilly. Schivern was
arrested and locked up In the Thirtieth street
station house. He was balled out later In the
The boy Reilly is thought to be internally In
jured. He was attended by physician.
The sun., 1893-10-11
VAR WITH THE MATABELE
The British HnstcninE Preparations to TAX q
the Field Againt Lo Bengula.


the Field AEaint Lo Bengula.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-the Marquis OF RIpon.
Secretary Of State for the Colonies. consulted
several South African experts yesterday in
relation to tho Matabele troubles. The cele-
brated Col Darlington OF Carrington's Horse.
who has held many commands in South Africa
since 1877. has offered to take command Of the
Mashona expedition.
The Marquis OF Ripon has sent q telegram
to Sir Henry Looh. the Governor and Com
mander-in- Chief Of Cape Colony and High
Commissioner for South Africa. giving him
discretionary power in the matter Col. Car.
rington's offer will probably be accepted.
The War once Is preparing to send a regl.
sent up into the country.
Theodore Bent, in an interview yesterday,
expressed the opinion that Lo BenGulA would
be defeated - But" , he added, the M Govsrn.
are not subdued before the rainy season the
British will have to face q harassing guerilla
warfare and will have to take the field again
in the spring"
The sun., 1893-10-11
MIR. THoRNToN's MURDERERs KILLED.
Tho Alaska Natives Put Two OF tho Mis-.
siOnnrY's SInYers to Death.

no AlNoRn NntVeD fut Two OF tnO n1I0.
sionary's Slnyers to Death.
WASHINGTON Oct. 1O.-Capt. Healy Of the
Bear. in report to the Treasury Department
encloses q statement from W. F. Lopp as to tho
killing by Indians of H. r. Thornton. mission
ary and United States Government teacher at
Point Prince Of Wales. The killing took place
on the night OF Aug. 49, and when the Bear
reached there on Aug. % the body was still
unburied. 1t was subsequently inferred with
proper ceremonies.
killing. in which one man and two boys 16
years of age were engaged. sought out the
murderers. caught two; and killed them. To
show their detestation for the crime. they fed
the bodies of the murderers to the dogs One
boy. who was simply an accessory, escaped.
Mira Thornton. the teachers wife. received
great consideration, from the natives and was
escorted to the Reindeer Station. many miles
away. The ThoEntons were the ,nl only white
Of the. murder was, robbery. bur after Mr.:
Thornton vas Killed the men had not the heart
said. was severe at time in his manner. which
made him unpopular Both Of the murderers
were we'll known thieves. and had frequently
been detected stealing from MIR. Thornton and
from the schoolhouse.
The sun., 1893-10-11
THEIR BIG BROTHER NEAR By.

When the Girls Screamed He Promptly
Thrnshed the Men Who Aecosted Them.
Joseph Stanley. who says he is q clerk. OF 81
Montgomery street. Jersey City. and another
young man. both dressed and looking like
gentlemen. accosted two young women last
night at the corner Of Twenty.seventh street
and Sixth avenue.
The girls screamed and a strapping young
fellow.who was only few PAGES away. jumped
to their assistance. He pitched into the two
men. and was succeeding in thrashinR both
when policeman appeared. One OF the M en-
got away: but shansy was arrested.
Then 1t came out that the girls had been
making call and were waiting for car to
take them homeward. and that their cham
I pioIn was their brother. Francis Mccarthy Of
6U3 Third avenue.
Mccarthy and his sisters refused to mako
complaint against Stanley. and he was al
The sun., 1893-10-11
ONE FORT SURRENDERS.
Fort viileEnEnon, In Rio Bay. Declares In
Favor of Mclio.

LONDON. Oct 10.-A despatch from Rio ia
neiro says that Fort VilleGnRnon. situated on
an Island inside the entrance Of the Bay Of
Rio Janeiro. Garrisoned with marines and
hitherto neutral. has declared in favor OF ADJ
miral Mello. Tho guns Of the fort are OF old
type and are Incapable OF doing much damage.
despatch sent from Rio last evening
says: The rebel squadron reopened FIRE
on tho forts to-day. Firing also occurred
on tho other side OF the bay opposite the
city. 1t Is believed the insurgents will at
tempt to seize the Estrella magazine to aug
ment their powder supply. II the capture Of
the magazine becomes i'm minent. Presid ent
Peixoto will probably have It blown UP.
Tho report that the foreign war ships in
tended to land seamen to protect the subjects
OF their Governments is untrue. Admiral Melo.
the commander OF the insurgent fleet. has
issued a manifesto declaring that he never in
tended to lombard the city. He says that his
ships only returned the fire directed at them
from the batteries along the shore"
The despatch adds that the insurgents have
not yet effected footing in any Of the States