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The evening world., 1893-08-26
DYNAMITE IN THE WHEAT.
Effort Made to Blow Up DR.. Ham
cocks Barn.

YARDLEY. n. j., Aug 26.-Dr. f. c. Han
cock, OF this place. has offered a reward OF
$500 for the arrest Of the person or persons
who recently attempted 70 blow up his barn
with dynamite.
While Dr. Hancock and his hired man wero
threshing some grain in the barn an explo--
sion occurred which shook the building, but
fortunately did but little damage. Investtga-
tion showed that a dynamite cartridge had
exploded In a sheat OF wheat which was fed
into the thresher.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
MCINTYRE Wanted In Buffalo.

laurin j. McIntyre, an insurance agent.
formerly In the employ OF j. A. Campbell, OF
RurIalu, Is under arrest In Brooklyn to-day.
Mcintyre, II is alleged, rmbez2led between
&+OD and $500 belonging to the Canadian In
Surance company. lie has been conducting
Ousilc>S in his own name, making no attempt
10 conceal ms Identity. lie says he Will be
aOIe to prove his innocence.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Terrible Double Tragedy in Balti-
more This Morning.

BALTIMORE, Aug. GA chastity double
tragedy was enacted IN Northeast Baltimore
early this morning. George T.. Reed, R,lgan-
block payer. residing at 9O7 Spring alley. cut
his wifrs throat from ear to ear and then drew
tn" blrdy rnzDr across his own throat.
Reed, who had been out Of work three weeks
AMI had been 0n spree most Of that time, was
Jealous OF his wife.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
INACTIVE WHEAT MARKET.
Free Movement of Grain In the In
terror.
The rrsln markets were YER,

The Ersln markets were very quiet to-day aud
uD sln"ulatls" interest WIS manifested. ~"
opening prices ai Chicago well As al Sow
York, w"r" within fraction ~ Yesterday :
nunl Prices with the turn h"!ug Ia faNur uf the
bulls,
Ir"r" was SON" liquidation ~ deals carried
through the week. hut nuihlnG ~ lEII-Irianrr
In th" wa of new ventures was noted
Ih" news at band frpm pfNat" sources wa.
to Tie effect that the increment ~ interior
POINTS i s'lll large and that weather cmlil on,
Ar" tlNntJhl".
Corn and "nts, ms well aS hog prsIun's, wore
Inactive and without material @.augr.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
A Chair for Ex-Mayor Gleason.

LONG ISLAND CITY, l. l., Aug. 90 -
When ex-Mayor Gleason entered his onlce
this morning he was surprised t. see there n
large oak rocSing-cnair which had been sent
from Coney Island. Attached TO The chair
was q card cont tanning this description For
the Marshal comm IndiDg the C0inN0nv con-
tanning tue greatest number Oi klcheTa-'
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Said His Friend Robbed Him.

Anton Liezars, twenty-eight years old, was
remandcd by justice Newmans In Jersey City
this morning as disorderly person pending
investigation into charge OF robbery
preferred against him by Emile smith. Both
are russians and live at IL Washington
street, Jersey CITY. smith stopped Policeman
Nugent, who was on duty at the ferry-house
this morning, pointed out his friend Lle3ars
and said he had stolen his pocketbook con.
taining 500. When searched s4O.2l was
found In the prisoners possession. Ho
claimed II bclonged To MIN.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
BehrinQ Sea Protocols Coming.

QUEBEC, Que, Aug. 2G-Sir John Thomp-
son, Premier OF Canada and Ertish Arbitra-
tor on the Paris Tribunal arrived home yes
ttrday by the steamer Partisan. Sir John
said, regarding dissent OF arblLratOrs from
regulations or questions OF law adopted. that
the more important points OF the discussion
other tnan those which appeared on the lace
OF the report Oi the Tribunal, Will be SCI forth
In IrUt OcOlS which VIII tie made public before
many weeks Gy the authority OF the Tribunal
nj
The evening world., 1893-08-26
EASIER COFFEE MARKET.
Little Speculative Interest Locally
Foreign Markets Higher

Speculation m coffee was limited to-day, and
IN" early market WAS somewhat easier The
European markets wrr" all higher, and the llu
and Santos markets wrr" very arm and higher In
suur Instances. The sales frr the day were
1880 bags. The maFkut closed barely steady
OF thcsc prices september, 1906 - 1910; Oc-
tober. 1919 . o.gvi December. 1906 = 1910;
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Death OF an Old Msrohant.

The sudden death OF Frederick W. Chivvls,a
retlrci merchant al his hone. 10 West
one Hundred and Twen,y-siNth street, this
morning, was reported at the Coroners orlce
To-day. lie WAS hfy years Old. At one tins
he was member OF the nrm OF Conkin &
Chivvls, at TwenJy-third street and Sixth
avenue, and was Afterwards ~ 748 Third
avenue
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Had the Stolen Propertv.

Frederick Gohde, forty-nine years old, OF
l492 Fulton street. Brooklyn, was arrested
by Policemen OMEN and Kennedy, OF the
Atlantic avenue station, To-day on complaint
OF his employer, Henry keincrs, saloon-
keeper OF the same address. who accuses him
OF stealing his gold watch, chain. diamond
pin, $40 IN money, valued In all at $500. The
property was found In the prisoners posses
sion when he was arrested.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Russian Hold for Theft.

Arton lie2ars. Russian, OF IL Washington
street, New York. was prisoner In the First
District Police Court In Jersey City. this
morning, charged with the theft OF s65 from
Enoch Smith, OF the same address. Both
were arrested at the Pennsylvania depot In
smith hal followed iieZarS to Jersey City and
was arrested while demanding the money.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
More Gold Shipped from England
for America

LONDON. Aug. % The American line
steamer Paris, sailing to-day from southamp-
ton Tor New York, will take E25, 900 gold for
American houses. Tho Cunard line steamer
umbrIa, which sails to-day from Liverpool
for New York, will also take gold to the value
Of 100000.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Husband ana Wife Go to Law.

August Week and his wife were opposing
litigants In the court Of Common Pleas this
morning for tho possession OF the furnished
room house - East Forthwith street Zach
claims 10 own The property. value at 81, zoo.
and each accuses the other OF Immoral con
duct. Mr.. Week asks Tor the appointment of
receiver Judge Giegerich adjourned the
ease until II 4. VI. LeIt Monday. August =.
WAGNER Is counsel for Mr. Week.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
studying Bowery Characters.

James ADerlown, a bookkceper from
Harrison, y. y, was held for trial In $500 at
the TomDs Court this morning for breaking q
showcase valued at $lJ at lO2 Bowery. He
came To town yesterday to study character,
as he said. on the Bowery. Instead OF this
he filled up with B0wery whisSey, and IL was
while In this state that he wilfuly, iJ il
alleged broke the showcase. =
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Prooklyn Rreyi.is.,

Detective De shArtv, NJ the Dekalh avenue police
stAiInr. TODAY r.co, ersd from Park Row pawn
shop tls $500 diamond stud which Was stolon from
the .,,ideace OF George Webster, 39t tlinton
avsnue,
John 'aaallr, living on M,'n street, Rroos lyn,
was nned <ln hv Justice Trh, IN tho Adams
bt'ee, ,onrt Ia dsy iuT carrying . donblo'edxed
dagger seteh iutues loag.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Drowned Wills Bathing.

James McNa'ly. ten years old, or 81 Hicks
street. Jersey City, was drowned last night
while bathing. The discovery was made by
| he finding Oi his clothes on tine shore OF the
liackenSack RIVER at COOKS Bridge. The
body has not been recovered.
The evening world., 1893-08-26

Accused OF RobbinR His Employer.
Harry Smith, ofol7 Broadway. Williams
burg, was held In the Lee Avenue Court to-
day on a charge OF larceny made by Aaolph
Fischer. a jeweller OF T3s Park avenue.
Fisher engaged Smith 10 sell watches on the
instalment plan. Many OF Smiths CUSTOM
ers disappeared after the hrst month an
Fischer claims that he discovered that smith
kept the watches, his customers names being
IrIiIicouS
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Hadn't Worked for Five yea-.

'h'H W o'rop ior r'Ne teuE~.
Herman kleinfeldcr, Of -! Allen street,
has not done any work for fve years. His
wife. 'atharin", supported him, ana In re.
turn he beat her. She had him arrested. and
al he Essex Market court this morning she
told Justice NourhlS that she ihought he was
crazy. Justice NOOrhiS sent The man To
Bellevue Hospital Tor examination as to his
sanity AZ he wife's request. lie said that he
would rather send hin To the Island.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
BABE BORN IN THE STREET.
Tho Unusual Incident Happened in
Jersey City This Morning.

At an early hour this morning two young
men, while passing down Montgomery, near
Grove street, Jersey City, found o young
woman moaning from illness. They ATTEMPTED
to assist her to the First Precinct station.
At Montgomery and henderson streets the
young woman became so sick that they
could get her no further.
The police ambulance was summoned. bus
before It's arrival the woman became
mother. She was attended by Dr. Gray and
sent to the City Hospital.
She gave the name OF Carrie Milton, said
she was twenty-five years old, single ana
occupied furnished rooms at 224 York street.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
A WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
Clinton Morse's Marvellous Vault
with a Pole

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 20.--Clinton Morse
OF the class OF '04, University OF California.
has broken the worlds record for long dis
tance pole vaulting.
lie jumped 28 feet 5as inches, beating the
record made by A. Il. Green. OF Harvard, '93,
by one and one-eighth inches.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Smashed Restaurant Windows.

Joseph Ncker, SILK weaver, WAS held by
Justice Martin, IN the Tumbs Court, this
morning. IN 5000 for trial for breaking the
windows OF the restaurant kept by Carl Wise,
al ~ crosby street, last night while inIOIi-
place.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Struck Two, Killed Ono.

SiNteen.year-o!d Jonn Flynn, OF 9s komo-
ran street, Newark, was struck by the $50
east bound Congressional express last night
al Linden street, Newark. aud seriously in-
Jured The silne train struck and instantly
Killed a boy named Weiss near the same place.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Three Bullets Miss a Man.

salvatore Ca,ania and Pasquale Sigiani,
both living at 1G Garrison street. Brooklyn,
got into night In the rear OF their house
early this morning. Catania drew revolver
and fired three shots al SigianL None OF tho
bullets TOOK erect. tatania was locked up
m the lower Fulton street police station.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
Two Consuls on the Etruria for
Liverpool.

Among the passengers that sailed to-day on
Ia Tu,iraine for Havre were Baron and Baroness
d1vry. Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. Jr., and chiden,
Prof. Pene Lcze, DIR. Henry Schmitt and Count
css de st. SalIycur BOugainyillc.
On the Etrurla. for Liverpool. were Count
Fra " Athens. Count a. Athens. Rev. DIR.
Edward Brasln. T.. Ashley Cooper. James T..
Chambers, United States Consul at Batoum; Col.
j. II. Madden, United States Consul at Smyrna,
and Rev. Joseph Woods.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Jersey City Appropriations.

The Finance Board OF Jersey City last
night appropriated $4,000 for the immedl.
ate repair OF sewers, $4,000 for repairs 70
engine houses and $4,000 In addition to an
appropriation "I $4,000 FOR the repairs to
the puUlic schools.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Union Seaman Killed at Detroit

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 20. - Michael
o'Bricn, Union seaman, was shot and killed
yesterday afternoon by William Lemon, Cap
tain of the schooner Reuben Doud. The boaS
had been loading grain with non-union maA
and II lea TO inc trouble.
The evening world., 1893-08-26

!. Police Capt. Driscoll to-day preferred
charges against Policeman Nicholas Boylan,
OF his command, for leaving home after he
had reported himself as sick ana was under
were made against Boylan few days ago for
getting drunk. lie was permitted to go home
90 that he could get into condition TO return
TO his post. capt. Driscoll learned that
BOvlan had LETT the city. Boylan has been
called upon seven times In less than two
years to answer charges OF Violating the rules
OF the Department.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
WAITING FOR BREAD.
Twice Yesterdays Throng Ask
Relief from Hunger.
Distribution Of the Worlds Free
Bread Commenced Early To-Day.
Five Thousand Ioaves Were Ready
in the Morning.

II there are any persons who imagine
that the stories Of hunger. want and
restitution among the families OF ihe un-
employed in this city have been cXagGcr-
ated visit to the headquarters OF The
Worlds Free Bread Fund. at l5i Allen
street, would soon convince them OF their
mistake.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
welded THE GIRL HE ROBBED.
Heric Kapitula Prefers Marriage to
Term In Prison.

Ucr!c Kapitula. OF 81 North Seventh street,
Williamsburg, aud Annie Dolinsky. OF % North
seventh street, married IN the Greek
Church. Williamsburg, this morning, and Ka-
pitlla In this way escaped from jail.
II seems that the couple had arranged In get
married, but Kapitula after borrowing all the
money the woman had. disappeared. lie
captured last night by officer Kelly. He did
not want to he punished, and suggested TO the
woman that they get married. 10 which she
juyfuy agreed.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Mayor Gilroy te v,.,. Chicago.

Mayor Gilroy and his wife and smily viii
leave this evening for chicago. 10 visit the
Worlds Fair. The Mayor will be gone about
ten dayA During hts absence he Will be
fnilS IN Communira alton by Telephone with
his private secretary. who will Keep him
posted on city arairS.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Brooklyn World Office,
800 Washington st.
Open from 7. 80 A. M TO 80 P. M. An
Advertisements received at office rates.

OTHER nRookLYS BRANCH OFF
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Vineyard Mon Can't Raise Money.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. .6.-The grape
crop In California this year IL q fair one. but
growers and winemakers have been unable
In most cases to obtain from banks the
financial aid required at this season. The
crops will be lost unless money Is promptly
secured. while the state Will sufIer to the eX.
tent OF at least several millions.
The evening world., 1893-08-26

Vermonts Best Brood Aare Deeh:
BENNINGTON. VI, Aug. 2G.--Nel!le Lam
bert, the brst brood mare In Vermont, died
from injuries received In pasture. she was
owned BY W. Z. hOwes, Of II, deyllle.
The evening world., 1893-08-26

Accused OF Robb,pR His Employer.
Walter Blohm was held In $500 bail by JUS
ttce Ryan in Yorkyille Police Court this
morning, charged with grand larceny. Frank
Hornsby, o. 1863 Third avenue. for whom he
worked, says BlOhm stole money from him on
July ID.
The evening world., 1893-08-26


Bedford ave. 3s2. &5l.
1868. 1871. 1900.
BroaiwAy, 4s. 1873, 290,
3IG. S62, 1864, corner
Gates ave.
Broadway. 1891.
broadway, corner Myrtle
Court st. G3. 3G1,
D.kalb ave., 424, III,
Jlg.
Utica ave , 90.
Futon ST., Arbuckls
Building.
Fulton St. 3n1, S2&,
ll49, l77S, 1lTg. 1869.
Flatbush ave. 20.
Reid ave. 2bI.
llalsey st. , 772. 9G4.
Atlantic ave-. corner
Gsorgia.
Grand st. ,273. AT. 335,
The evening world., 1893-08-26

tho blood, dispels aches and pains, me!an'
choly and nervousness, brings refreshing
sleep, ard restores health and strength.
IFS made especially for womnn's needs,
and the only guaranteed remedy for
womnn'S weaknesses and ailments. In
all "female complaints and irregulari.
ties, II 1t over feii1 10 benefit or cure,
you baye your money back.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
Mining Stocks.

The following are the closing quotations OF
mining stocks at the consolidated Exchange
to-day:
The evening world., 1893-08-26

BRANCH oFrIcEs.
Columbia St. 25<.
Graham ave-, 262, S1
40S.
Manhattan Crossing snd
Fulton ct.
Monroe st. 211.
Myrtle ave. $50. nb1
Ra ph ave-, corner -
Marion ct.
Ralph ave, 92A.
Sands st. , SO.
Waveriy ave, 161.
Second ave. and 5Ath 50
Third ave-, GAL
Fourth ave. II.
Fifth ave. 60. 240, A
Fifth ave-, corner Parh
place.
Seventh ave., ais.
Prospect ave-, 10.
Boulevard, corner -
Prospect ave.
The evening world., 1893-08-26
4 TIRED WOMAN, Gus. ns much a

'' h's'sN'
y sick and alling
o,.r, needs Doctor
Picrce's Favorita
Prescription.
That builds up,
strcnGt hens, and
invigorates n Q
cntiro female sys-
TEN. 1t regulates
and promotes all
the proper fnnc-
tions of woman
hood, i'm proves
digestion, cnrirhes
The evening world., 1893-08-26

Nilhnu's Calisnyn. wholesome tos!ci rslis'
BE from true bark. 1873 Broadway. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
MINERS IN PERIL.
Three Hundred Make a Fortunate Escape
 From Q Burning Mine.

MIEoNK, Ills, Dec. 22-A fire which is still burning in the mine operated by the Chicago and Minonk Mining company held 900 miners in deadly peril of their lives for almost an hour last evening. All of them made their escape, and but few were in jured. The man most seriously hurt Is George Erbland, who caused the disaster. He is desperately burned, and his chance of recovery is very slim. Erbland started the fire by attempting to light his torch while standing near large can of kero- sene. The gas from the oil famed up as Erbland lit his torch, and in his efforts to extinguish the flames he upset the can of kerosene, which at once gave the flames great impetus. The can was upset close to the dry timber lining the walls of the main shaft, and this was ablaze in an in- stant. The fire spread with an appalling rapidity, and for time it seemed as though the 300 men in the shaft must perish.
 About 100 of them were taken up the main shaft, however, before the fire ren- dered it useless to attempt to escape by that route. Two hundred men were at the bottom of the shaft, and the fire was spreading furiously. The widest kind ei rumors were afloat, and a panic prevailed around the mouth of the shaft, where the families of the imprisoned miners and oth CTS attracted by the disaster has formed 6 large crowd.
 There are three ventilating shafts-ont north, one northeast and one northwest oi the main shaft. To these the men rushed crazed with fear, burned with falling em bers and choked and blinded by the smoke which rapidly filled the mine Fortunately every man reached the foot of one of thu three ventilating shafts and was quickly drawn to the surface
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
MORE STRIKE TALK.
A Railroad TIeup From New York to Oh
 caEo Is Threatened.

A Railroad Tteup From New Nork To Chi-
 cago Is Threatened.
 BUFFALO, Dec. 22.-The former Lehigh employees arc now awaiting the result of an interview between the general chairman of the federation grievance committee and President Wilbur. They expect that Will bur will stand by the agreement signed at Bethlehem and that all present dissatisfac- tion will thereby be assuaged.
 Should the company refuse to fulfill its promises a renewal of strike hostilities is not impossible. An explanation of some of the numerous railroad meetings held recently is afforded by the statement that the members of the brotherhoods on the Erie have agreed to federate, and within a week a meeting of the representatives of the different organizations will be held, at which an agreement will be signed. This federation will cover the entire system and all its branches from Chicago to the Atlantic seaboard.
 The federated employees on the Central have been strengthening their organization of late. It is openly asserted that the Cen. tral employees are ripe for strike and that they have grievances of their own Their activity among the brotherhood: may be ascribed to the supposed success oi the Lehigh strikers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Be on the lookout for our new serial. "Foes in Ambush" Captain King. the author, is a clever writer.
 William Kennedy. son of Matthew Kennedy. is home from Mount St Mary's college Emmetsburg, for the holidays.
 -Ex-Captain T. J. Condon was met by the St Thomas cadets and drum corps last evening", upon his arrival from Nillanoya college and rendered e serenade. The pro cession was headed by hack, in which were John Calvin and James NJ. Lynch. who take O special interest in the cadets. The boys were entertained at the home of Captain Condon, an Porter street.
 Margaret, aged 42 years, wife of Danlel J. Mahaney, died at the family residence, 1909 Bank street, about 12 o'clock last night. She had been sick about ten days with pneumonia. She leaves, besides her husband. eleven ehil- dren. the oldest, Miss Norah Mahnney, q graduate of last years class at the convent ! of Notre Dame, and the youngest. a child of two and a half years old. Mrs Mahaney was sister of William and David Fl Casey and of Mrs Thomas Hutchinson She was an estimable and charitable woman and a good neighbor, beloved by all whC Knew her. The funeral will take place al o'clock Sunday afternoon, with service. in St Patrick's church and interment II | Calvary cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
BUSINESS WAS DULL.
sothe Brokers Played Football and stirrS'
 Up n Riot.


 BRISTOL, Dec. 22.-There was an exciting scene on the Corn Exchange. The younger members, owing to the slackness of busi- ness, introduced q football upon the floor of the exchange, and lively time followed. The older members of the eXc%anEe took the ball away and finally cut it up after a sharp scuffle The disturbance on the floor of the exchange eventually became so great that the officers sent for a force of police in order to clear the floor.
 About 80 policemen responded to the call and marched in body upon the exchange floor, being hissed and hOoted by the younger members as they did 50. Finally one of the sportive young brokers secured a loaf of bread of very large size from the lunchroom and threw it at the police.
 A fierce fight followed, during which n crowd of several thousand people aSsemb bled around the Corn Exchange, cheering the merchants and hissing and hootinG the po- lice. The latter, however, managed to force the brokers and merchants out of the eN- change, and during the struggle they ar rested five merchants and millers, who were taken to the police station, followed by a large crowd of corn brokers, merchants and millers who were in sympathy with them. The five prisoners later in the day were re leased on bail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
ESSENCE OF THE NEWS.

Western wagonwheel manufacturers are to form a trust.
 A rich vein of gold has been discovered near Burlington, Ia.
 Three miners were drowned in the Oak Hill colliery at Delaware, Pa
 A tray of diamonds valued al Sl5,00o was stolen from Chicago jewelry store.
 A noted Hungarian artist has been ar rested, charged with forging bank notes.
 The Roman Catholic Church of the As tension at North TonRwanda, N. Y, was destroyed by fire.
 John J. Vail, cashier of the late Com, mercial bank of Brooklyn, has beea ar rested on a charge of perjury.
 The trial of Dr. Meyer, the alleged poi soner, has been declared of at New York because a juror became insane.
 Juror Benson, whose illness threatened to seriously retard the progress of tho Coughlin case, has entirely recovered. Sixty employees of large dry goods firm in Sheffield, England, were burned ol injured in escaping from the building which was destroyed by fire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-22
Commodore stanton Re.tored.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 22.-Secretary Her bert gave out his decision in the case of Commodore Stanton, detached from com mand of the South Atlantic station for saluting Admiral Mello in the harbor of Rio. The secretary restores Stanton tc duty and assigns him to the command of the North Atlantic squadron. This is re, garded as perhaps the choicest station to command among them all.
 Secretary Herbert, in a letter to Stanton, says: The department has never for mo ment considered that you were intention ally guilty of wrong in this matter, but only that you committed & grave error oi judgment For this reason, and to satisfy the authorities of Brazil, who were offend, ed at your action, you were detached from your command. The department, now feel ing assured that no further action will be necessary to prevent recurrence of such errors, will as soon as practicable restore you to command. The San Francisco. be ing recently nearer to the seat of trouble in South America than any other ship was ordered there, with Admiral Benham commander of the North Atlantic station on board
 'eThis made 1t necessary to put Admira Benham, who will be ranking officer wher