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The evening world., 1893-11-21
THINKS LANG IS Mr.. BROWN.
saloon-K Keeper sohoenig Will Aid
Gunter to Catch Him.
Brown Robbed Him OF 500 and
HI. wife's Affections.


Louis Schoenig, a saloon-keeper, OF
30S Grand street. VILLA mshure 10 active-
~
~ aiding TWO detectives In hunting Tor
a thief who robbed a man he never saw
beforo
~
'lhe evening World yesterday cd
how Joseph Lang, a waiter EMPLOYED
nv pau Curter y, o. E,,,,on strcet
~ "u' uu"'ei' VI % ru''o" s.iee''
rooklyn had stolen cigars n cloth
800, Lang had the sum in his trunk
- 9 H"N - Sun :" "'9 'u"N'
and after resigning without notice sent
a man for his property. Detective
"t VI NV Se'o"" ''e'i'V'' -"
turned win the messenger TO where the
latter had left Lang, but the fellow had
'uH'' '"Ae" t'is". a"u uiSHpiear'u
1t was learned to-day that when the
detective searched the trunk he found
among other things. a speCial poliCe-
mans badge. The records showed this
had worked in q williamsburg resort.
and when he was seen he explained that
he had left the shield with Schoenig as
able To- redeem il '' "' ~ '
The next visit Of the detective was to
the Grand street saloon. and when
Moo NJ asked ,Sa about S.t The shield, seh@en!s
his money-drawer some months before
He believed he said mat r. b,I h"nr
stolen by a barknener namej 'iossnh
Grown. As the description Of Lang aEr,si
perfectly with the description Of Brown,
The detective was conytnrcd maj rrhs
two men were one. and he and Detective
Corcnran or the FIN pracinr, mad :,
missing nan ''"" N"''o"" io' Tue
- wouiI give xO IN yet hold 90 ,n,,
fellow" soii Mr. Schoanig toHdsWW 20
not only has he rohheJ M I'M, he s,nia
~. III 10 ~ hoopSt Ht' wv ~ stple
in my emnIov last Fan and 7 j,enh, ,."aI
him because he was Yynrthiess "
Erhriory I hired hin, n ~ In hoCorso 49,
yiTa tniI mo he ~. rvj,T r., -
m,mn,b Tu 80, ,is, ~ a."
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The evening world., 1893-11-21
JUDsoN DENIES THE CHARGES.
Examiner Will Testify Ag ainst Madi-
son Square Bank Oficials.
(By Associated Press.)

ALBANY, Nov. %g.-Supt. Preston, OF
the State Banking Department, says
that the charges made by the officials
Of the defunct Madison Square Bank
against Examiner L. l.. Judson are
groundless. Supt. Preston has advised
Judson to answer the charges before the
observation-disclosures.
Mr.. Judson denies that he told the
bank officials to continue business after
the discovery of the frauds. When he
learned that the banks capital was inn
paired to the extent of $751; 900 he refused
10 rant the time to make up the de-
nCienCy. MIR. Judson will follow the ad-
vice of Supt. Preston appear before the
District-Attorney and give him all the
information in his possession.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
PRIZE WINNERS EXPOSITION.
It Opens In the Grand Central Palace
Next Week.

All is hustle and activity at the Grand
Central Palace owing to the preparations
being made for the Worlds Fair Prize
Winners Exposition, which opens on the
30th inst.
President Cleveland has consented to
be present at the opening of the EXPOSE
ton. provided official business win per-
nit"
The hill recently passed by Congress
permitting foreign exhibitors at this
Exposition to bring In their goods in
bond has had the effect of attracting a
large number OF well-known foreign
manufacturers.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
TOWNSVILLE, ALA, In FLAMES.
Firemer Unable o Check the Fire
in Eirmingham's Suburb.

IVY NhsOtTaTFI TTtsHI
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 2l.-At this
hour. go AK. NJ, Jonesville, a thriving
suburb Of this city, is on fire. A dozen
costly villas are in ashes, others are on
fire, and the wind Is blowing nfty mites
an hour,
The damage. II The wind continues,
will reach $4,000. The FIRE department
il powerless TO handle the danes.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Driv nS "Sooners" from the Strip.
inv Associated Press

NORTH ENID. l. T., Nov. 2i,-The white-caps
and vigilance committee are spreading terror
through the strip to "so0ners'' and lot. jumpers,
At Kramlin seven ''sooners' were put on a train
and told that they would hc strung up II they
ever returned. A. Round Pound the Mayor has
been notified 10 leave hN the Vigilance Committee.
and two "sOoncrs' are reported IN have been
hanged seven miles east Of here for driving set
tiers on their Claims.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Teacher Charged with Arson.

NOT SPRINGS. Nrk.. Soy. 81 sensation has
h'rn caused here ~ the arrest ~ Prot W. q
Eclth. ex-principal ~ ono ~ the public schools
% this ciiN. m tho ,hdrEe ~ ArinE the s"h0ol
building, which wSs burned last Wednesday uicht
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Local Nams In Bra.

Annie White. forty years Ola, and homeless,
SSs found In front ~ the Grand central Sta.
tinn a. 1ei this morning ~ and destitute, she
was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Fire In the hallway Of AuEust Rcunntns's FUR
niture warsroonS, al $50 First avenue. did about
800 damage shortly after midnight this morning
The evening world., 1893-11-21

HuNTINGTON, lud., Nov. 2l.--A big meeting
OF railroad men WAS hrli here last evening. The
representatives Of the Rrotherhoods Of Locomotive
Engineers. Fircnen and 1ranmen, as we'll as rep
resentatlyeh Of conductors and teleEraphers. were
present. The most profound secrecy IL maintained
regarding hs pEoeeedluga
The evening world., 1893-11-21
invention o, c rcv- Managers.

NV NFN0 TNT0T TTNF8T
htSSlLnS, a, NoH. GA convention - dip
ems msnascrs viii meet in Cincinnati ,h' veeS Of
Jan a to arrGnre non-connic'irE routes and 10
adopt a scale Of wages Tor lGeorsrs Aad per
tormsra
The evening world., 1893-11-21
NOW FOR INDICTMENTS.
Madison square Bank Affairs Be-
fore the Grand Jury.

Assistant District Attorney Davis said
this morning that the charges against the
Madison Square Bank directors would
probably go before the Grand Jury to-
day. Assistant Lindsay, WAC has charge
Of Grand Jury affairs. was -closeted with
MIR. Davis this morning lie Will draw
IN the indictments against the individual
directors.
The work upon the books of the defunct
institution has been completed, and the
evidence Is practically In shape. Mr..
office the entire day. and the various
specific charges against the officers OF
the bank would Oe explained TO him.
TIM IN ERAFFr HERSIA I~NsTiTUIE, 80West
tUWh st., New YORK, win mail to any address, FREQ
Oi charge. their pamphleton the Radical and ouick
Cure VI liupture without Operation. IA "a yn
The evening world., 1893-11-21
WARRANT FOR A CONGRESSMAN.
Nebraska stAtesn III said II Have
Failed TO Pr! His Board.
Try Associated PressD

LINCOLN. Neb,, Nov, 2l,--A. J. Hoo
yer, OF the Motel Llnden. yesterday swore
out n complaint against Congressman
W. a. McKeighan. OF the Fifth Nebras-
Ike District, charging him with procur-
ms board and lodging from Jan. 4 10
Feb. %. 1898, without paying for the
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Marvellous fuel, S~cStailt, the only one Of IL,
States Fuel " (L'tedl, ~ Park place, NY. -
The evening world., 1893-11-21

rHRFF LITTiE ktTTENs,
New Waltz song.
All slSt.oueTs aud music stores, -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Is rHE uIGH coUzr OF JUSTICE. ~ BANK

ruufrV.
In The matter q brn - icyLetiti n &c, i'e IVA
DIV OF Ssprelfher, 'N'Fs 20 7. Or aNcs. sac ~ 81
cocksru- s5-.'. Ia = iol,.cn .ou-ua'i-t.
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New York Mor t"rs lis.er. agt ". 81 fsssetf -
dcnce she D.. si.,ulsng reiito-a az una e e. 49,
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been pr sen Ell you court hy le ia Til
81 sand nis Gerald n u ans, hos y. ?. ~ Cicss
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county London "a the -ourt lzs Trl tfat 80
pub feaficn This ro-i-r n Ion lCi. @ z-tts mi
In tie New GorE sun and Msshiu rtou Sfar news
pupel shall he deceived 20 h. rNtre - te fil n
uion you and Ear; e. ~ NOTICE tLas she "a ';.-
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DAY o. APRIL. IL 3. A. TWELVE OtLlCt
noon. whirh day son ar~ re4rIrgd - nr'sear an4
# you do RI y tue court nag maho recririnr
order against yOn IN your Als"nc-. Ib- et.ton CA
be inspected ~ yea N RI t-atOn .; til. cSaE--
Dated 14th February. Is g - -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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MICHIG

DETROIT, MIcH., Nov. 7.-Returns re-
ceiyed at Republican headquarters
from IS OF total OF III precincts give.
Pingree (Rep.l for mayor, majority OF
LOO.
iority Of 400 in Is precincts out OF n
total OF 80 in the First district.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 7.-Thirty.eight
precincts out OF total OF Ill, give Pin:
gree, (Rep.) J, for mayor majority OF
S,l4S over Godfrey. Democrat. This is
more than double Pingree's majority in
the same precincts two years ago.
Twenty precincts give Stone Rep for
Congress, 4,O05, Griffin, (Dem.l, $3.50.
DErUor, MICH, Nov. AFTER one of
the most bitter and hardest fought cam
paigns in twenty years Hazen s. Pin
gree, Republican nominee for mayor,
y Was to-day elected to his third success.
i've term in that Office by majority OF
over 3, ,OOO 1t was victarH of the peo-
pie against the monopolles, which have
tried to rule the city.
All of the other candidates on the
Republican ticket except associate re-
corder and police justice were also
elected.
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total vote now is, Mckinley 1888. Neal
ll35. The entire county ticket is elected
by majority ranRing-from- 690- to 4oVo.
NEW YORK.

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The Republican Guins-Maynard Cut to
PIeces-The Bulletins.
New York, Nov. ST. a. m.-One OF
the most peculiar campaigns in the
history of the state was closed at sun
down this evening, and it is safe to say
that the Democratic managers are not
more surprised at the result than are
the Republicans. The dominant issue
in all portions Of the state has been ring
rule and the Republicans in New York
City, Brooklyn, Albany and Buffalo
have been greatly assisted by the or
panized efforts OF independent Demo'
Gratis. Isaac H. Maynard, the candidate
on the Democratic ticket for judge OF
the court OF appeals, against whom the
independent Democrats have waged
war most bitter and unrelenting, has
been surprisingly and overwhelmingly
defeated. In New York city he ran
$1,000 behind his ticket In Brooklyn
over $4,000 and in Erie county several
thousands. Almost without exception
the returns from every part Of the state
show that he was heavily scratched; /;
even ten OF "Boss" McKane's retainers
at Conev Island scratched him. The
result is this time seems to be that he
has been defeated by plurality close
in the neighborhood Of 100000. Prac-
tically complete returns from many OF
the counties OF the state and scattering
returns from the Others indicate that
the Republicans have elected their en-
tire state ticket and they will have q
good working majority in the next leg
islature. =,
In BROOKLYN the Democratic majority
was completely overturned and Re-
publican elected mayor by $1,000.
New YoRK, Nov. -Four hundre7
and seventy election districts in New
York city out of 1,142 gave Maynard
1865; Bartlett 94,2So.
New YORK, Nov. 7.-One hundred and
forty.three districts outside OF New
York and Brooklyn give Palmer 10, lG5,
Never 1920. The samea districts in
1881 gave O'Connor 16, ,462, Rice 1858,
ROCHESTER,, n. Y; Nov THE Re.
publicans have made clean sweep oi
Monroe county.
The Tribune claims the State has gone
Republican by 10000 majority.
The Daily Press says the New Jersey
legislature will be Republican on joint
ballot.
Eight hundred and ninety election
districts out of l, ,142 gives Maynard 96,'
iSO. Pnrtintt II ISS
The Nelcs claims that the city has
gone Republican by clean sweep, the
Democrats having only an occasional
BRooELYv, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Benjamin
of tho Republican committee, claims
Brooklyn has gone Republican by 10,
900. .
Richard Croker, the Tammany chief
tain, at o o'clock said: at looks as i
the Republicans have made a clear
sweep OF the state ticket, including the
legislature"
The Parld says Boody comedies hi
defeat as mayor OF BROOKLYN,
The Sun says every return from tht
state shows gains for Republicans Nn'
that the state gone Republican. pro
bablv by 10000.
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districts brought out an exceptionally
larre vote. This was particularly true
.ip.fsaekawanna, s0huyIkill, Bucks and
the Carbon districts. These are all
more or less Democratic sections, with
the possible exception OF Lackawann9,
which is pretty evenly divided ,pollti-
cally, and Blair, which is strongly Re-
publican. In the eastern part OF the
state the greatest interest centerred
around the contest in the Monroe dis
trict where a bitter fight has been
wared by administration and anti
administration Democratic factions.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
PtrrsBURG, Pa, Nov. 7.-Returns from
Allegheny county are coming in slowly
but the indications at ii o'clock are
that the Republican state ticket tor su-
nreme Judge and state treasurer have
receiyed from 1900 to $1,000 plurality.
The Republican county ticket, with the
exception OF one judge, is probably elec'
ted by from G,00O to 10000 plurality.
Nothing has been received from sur
rounding counties in Western Pennsyt'
vania.
PlrrsBuReH, Pa, Nov. Returns re-
ceived at midnight from Allegheny
county indicate the election of the en-
tire Republican county ticket by plural
tiles running from six to ten thousand
Fell, Republican candidate tor su'
preme Judge, and Jackson, Republican
State treasurer, received about $4,000
plurality.
PlrTsBUReH, Pa. Nov. AT mid
night the following countiesin Western
Pennsylvania had been heard from,
with estimated results:
Allegheny county, $1,000 Republican
plurality.
ayri lawrence county, 1000 Republican
plurality.
Blair county, $500 Republican plu
rality.
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Republicans won 227 of the county off;
GERS voted for,,the Populists III and
the Democrats 20. .
Meagre returns from Kansas indicate
A great falling off in the Populist vote
Cherokee county, which gave LOO ma,
ioritv for the Popuists in 1892, and
sumner county, another populist
stronghold, has been carried by the
In Wyandotte county, the most
Republican ticket with the exception
Of surveyor and register Of deeds is
elected.
Geary counties were all carried By Re-
pubIicans. The entire Republicans.
The entire Republican ticket is elected
in Douglass county by majorities rang
ing from 700 to 1000.
Reno and Sedgewick counties have
gone Republican. Sedgewick, OF which
Wichita is the county seat, was carried
bv Popuists last year.