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The evening world., 1893-06-05
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A TESTIMONIAL.

"TAe wnderWgn,d ndUrtisers in Nro
"Yerk Cfty, having teen in-'ted TO er-
"to the circulation or THE WORLD.
tf,tiJy tAat they hdre drdfitd Mem~irrA
80, the incitatton, ana hdt they have
''froced the circulation IN rarious periods
'Jrcm tho contracts for the surply Of
'.roTtr to Me bank drJosits 1or The sdles
"cJ the paper. THY hoce certified the
'.t0bashed statemtnts Of circulation, and
"are satisned Of their accuracy, and
"tAat the net actual, bona .fde, paid cir
"eu'dtion of THE WORLD, Morning
"d~d E-snin9 Editions, per- day Jor the
"Ha days Of the ~vk tndtd March 1871,
%s08, attrr dsdsirting all return 1,aJrrs,
jsn pdgtS and 'achanSra, Wds 1915, ,0J0.
BLOOMINGDALE BROS,
"by Z. W. BIoomingdaie.
.,. "R. II. MACY 4 CO.,
"by A. L. Kinkead.
John DANIEL L SONS,
per II. c. Aiiaire,
" Accountant.
"ADAMS / CO.,
per John 8. A. l.aRsbiey.
Advertising Manager.
T. "EHRICH Bros,
60. r. Leshorn, SuptJ
"EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS,
"per W. A. Edmunds.
" Accountant.
~. - "LUDWIG BROS,
s.;. - "ALFRED ]. CAMMEYER."
The evening world., 1893-06-05
BOMB In A NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
Journal That Won . Local Option
Battle In Kontucky Blown Up

CATTLESBuRG, Ky. June 6.--The
Hustler. newspaper Office was blown UP
by unknown parties last night and
great excitement prevails throughout
Brcathitt County over the affair.
The Hustler Is n weekly paper edited
by Rev. j. j. Dickey. 1t took up the
cause OF local option and law was re-
Gently enacted In the county for which
the newspaper was almost solely re-
sponsible.
Dynamite was placed under the door
Of the building and the entire structure
was wrecked.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
TWOTRAlN WRECKS IN MISSOURI
Scven Persona Hurt in One and 100
Cattle Killed in the Other.


Cattle Killed in the Other.
ST. LOUIS. June 5.--The south bound
cannon ball train on the Iron Mountain,
which left this city at Q O'Clock Saturday
night for Texas, was wrecked by a mis-
placed switch Mt Lecper station. about
four miles from Poplar Hlut. No. and
l35 miles south of this city.
Seven passengers were injured and all
traffic was delayed for twelve or four
teen hours.
At O'Clock last evening another
wreck occurred n few miles from Poplar
Hhur. local north bound freight
collided with the South bound fast stock
train. The crews Of both engines
jumped, and 1t iE reported sustained only
sliGht injuries.
The cngines and cars Immediately be-
hind therr were piled In n promiscuous
heap, and upward Of n hundred head Of
valuable live stock killed. The total
loss will reach S501o The accident is
said to b" due to the giving OF wrong
orders by the train despa tchcr at De
soto,
The evening world., 1893-06-05
HOUSEAN5-HOME AN5-

would gladly exchange places with her
ahe assume some of her bright, womaniy
Independence. a woman need be no less
sweet and 'oveiy because she has no
on- to cnll husband or Ia not tho
mother of lisping little ones. In many
homo there is single sister or maiden
aunt who cherishes a world of fondness
for the little folks not her own, and Ia
as much beloved by them as though she
were their own mother instead of being
that terrible creature called by the world
an old mail.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

"CttiEens dsplore IT, but don't want
the perpetrators punished" This OF tho
terrible iyhchins outrage at Decatur.
ILL.,. on Saturday. Dcplorins such an
occurrence ever so deeply Will not pre-
vent another like manifestation OF bru-
tai Instincts and mob violence. Actual
ana severe punishment should over
take every member of that lynchins
party who can be identified and con
victed. Gov Altgeld's prompt and Wig
orous Instruction TO the prosecuting Of
ncers to act Immediately In the case
was eminently right,
The evening world., 1893-06-05

a faithful teacher has been turned
out OF the Wilson Industrial School for
Girls in tais city, aftor ten yearsof good
service because she has not concealed
tho fact that she has been converted
from the ordinary religion to that Of
Thcosophy. From the nature Of her
duties. 1t was impossible that she should
cultivate any particular creed among
her pupils. But the dlrectresses OF the
institution decided that she must so.
They claim that their institution Ia non.
sectarian. 1t may be obsarvcd that their
method Of conducting its affairs is in
this case non comprehensive.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
COUNT RIDES OVER HIS TRAINER.
Austrian Nobleman Iniures His
Horsoman in o Quarrel.

VIENNA. June 5.-Count Zdenko Kin
fky. nt the race course. yesterday morn
Ing, became involved In a dispute with
his trainer. The Count was on horse
bnck, and. infurintcd with the trainer,
he drove the animal at him. the horse
knocking the man down and trampling
upon him.
After the horse had passed over the
PROSTATE trainer the Count wheeled
about and again rode over him. The
trainer was very seriously injured. As
yet the Count has not been arrested.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
CARDINAL GIBBONS Thanked.
Pope plonsed with His Discourse In
Favor OF Temporal Power.

ROME. June 5-Thc Pope has in
structcd Mgr. Sntoll the Papal Lcgnte
to the United States, to express to Car
dinal Gibbons the thanks of His Holi-
ness for the discourse recently delivered
by the Cardinal in favor of the restora-
ton OF the temporal power of the Pope.
and to inform His Eminence that His
Holiness Is greatly satisfied with the
language and argument of the Cardinal
in the disc course.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

This Is no time for mincing matters
with such n monopoly MS that into the
hams OF which the city strcct-srrlnk-
ling contract has fallen. Commissioners
DAILY has said that he can control those
contractors. Then let him show that he
cnn. There Is no better discase-spread
er Il an the dust which blows about a
great city. II must be kept as well
laid AZ the continual and general use
OF the watering carts will lay II, and
that without any forcci tribute from
taxpayers and householdcrs. who al
ready have burdens enough. This Is Il
matter Of vital public concern. and
must be go treated.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Grape Sherbrf.

sweeten one quart of grape Juice to
taste. Add one cup Of sugar to two
cups Of orange juice and stir until
sugar 10 dissolved. Add to the grape
Juice, turn into the freezer and freese.
When nearly frozen remove the dasher
and beat In with a spoon the white of
one egg. beaten light with two table,
spoonfuls of powdered sugar. Beat
well. PACK and stand away to ripcu.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Coming Events.

&ummrr.niIht. fos,,a!, Catholic Young Mem.
soriA ion, su,Let's Harlem River Psr> Juuc i6.
iTtiiAiops NohIs, Grand. Olympic Lodge. No
2u', 40, nF, st l7O vast Sih'tn street, june I.
GEmms,,nish'. fativAl, Dubois, Council, 10,
lis, l. "aliet's liar,sm Nsor Park june l6.
So tr'ioHs from ~ atorios, wtl lecture, h, Row
Madison q. fctsts, bioom,ueuAe UauGoh, every
sun N evening In June,
Empire Cluh's eut'r,airmsrt at tho Empire In.
tu;uto, LAG West fofty.third street. TINS evening
Al o'Gio,k,
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Put two pounds Of cut beef in covered
pan with two cupfuIs OF cold water. Simmer
two and 0ne-ha!t hours. Add one-haif OF q
chopped onion, one teaspoonful OF hcros, one
half Jcaspoontul each OF ailspice and salt,
one-qunrtcr tcaspoonful Of pepper. stew
(covered) half An hour; lhlcken strained
gravy with one tablespoonful braided flour.
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TERRIBLE FALL AT CHICAGO FAIT.
Frsrchmen Nay die of Injuries Re-
.ce'ved N ono OF tho Buildings.

CHICAGO, June 5,-Charles Bueguet.
Frcnchman In the employ OF the
French Commission, was engaged In tho
south gallery OF the Transportation
Ruilding festooning the tri-color of his
country over an exhibit yesterday when
he fc'l from over the rail To the floor, a
distance OF ffty feet
lie was rickHd W unconscious. in n
terribly manGlcd condi Ton, His right
jaw was broken, IS riSht shoulder and
ankle were dislocat~d and his right eve
was badly laceratcd aal almost torn
from its socket. His recovery is doubt
ful.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
HIS FUN WAS CHEAP.
station Islands Jnck tire Eugesr
Let on with 40 Pine.

S;atrn Island sDinstcrs will probably
breathe easier today when they learn
that the sailor who held up and hugged
and Kissed numerous members of their
sex Saturday night AT Tolnrkinsviuc has
been punished and is now aboard shin
The young man was l.udwiE Herman,
\ Norwegian. lie was nned SO in PollCr
Court yesterday and discharged with
warning.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Ham q Ia ltusS

Soak three hours Trim ana cover with
paste, half an inch thick. OF flour and water.
Bake, remove paste, skin. cover fat with
paste OF half q cupful OF brown sugar, one
Tablespoonful Of -four, and moistcn with port.
Brown in oven,
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Ouiou .fr,~

Cut two rounds Of beef IN inch pieces cover
with water and stow two hour. seas IA wtlh
pepper, salt. hcris. chopped onions and
parsley. stew half All hour longer. Add enc
teaspoonful of Worcestershire a,lce, ono
tablespoonful OF wet Drowned ruwer aad
hall q Sln, ,s OF port.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

1Icisten two cupruls Of cold mashed potatoes
with one-half cupful Of hot milk ana, whom
soTtened, stir in two silted we'll beaten eggs.
Drop carefully from spoon into -four or egg
And crumb them. Tho mixture should DO
very soft, and brown either in hot butter or
boiling fat
The evening world., 1893-06-05
TakiDg the Air.

This is promenade toilet Of willow-grecn
foulard or crcpon and pale pink foulard The
bell skirt of willow-grcen foulard is trimmed
with four gathered founCes OF tho samr
material outlined at the lower edges with
narrow white lace. The bodice Is trimmed
with frills o m tch which describe peicrii.e
The evening world., 1893-06-05
FlOCkot the Roai

Traffic on the Broadway surface l!nc was
blessed 'or over an hour yesterday afternoon
below Thirty-SiSih street because OF an acct
dent 20 tho cable caused Nv gseon grirman.
Ia paSsIns fCM the milh,c To- the uni own
section he iaiiei 10 rplcusa ihc grip IN tnao
ard lao cable was torn OF the wheel ana uut
OF the grip
The evening world., 1893-06-05
German Gut.urair.

IFTOW TchaF NIT'I0Sfl
Hosteticr McGinnis-- ltaye you spoken with
the Herr Professor yet, NiS5 Cprercrust.
Miss Up, ercrust-No The German gu,tural5
"Er-uoCOllCtci"
"ics-so low In the neck, you know"
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Uomen Stout and Slender.

The wide, folded belts are very becoming to
slender women, out not at all to large ones
For them tho waists slightly pointed in the
baok ana front, with twist of velvet or silk
outlining the points, are much more becom-
ing and are neat and stylish.
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round the chcmisettc, which is of pink fou-
lard striped horizontally with white inser-
tion, tho closely hitting sleeves matching.
The balloons are OF the green material. Small
black toQue, adorned with green and black
feathers hold at the side by a paste buckle;
veil OF spotted tulie; pearl.gray gloves and
black sunshade.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

fortunate victim. Meanwhile storage
battery cars we're being tried on tine
Second avenue road in New York.
and worked most satisfa ctorily.
with n minimum of danger. Brook
lyn made too much haste Win
Its change OF street-railway motors
Progress has been made beyond the dan
gerous trolley system FOR city roads
The evening world., 1893-06-05

A. last Li5zle Borden Is called to the
bar for trial She may be acquitted, she
may be condemned. Put. whatever the
outcome there is not and cannot he the
shadow Of Justification for the innlc-
ton upon her OF preliminary punish
ment OF nine months In Jail.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Added yesterday to the list OF Brook
lyn trolley accidents: One fatality and
the loss OF one mans eye. the latter re-
suitinS from the casual dropping OF a
1roksn wire upon the head OF tho u,.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Goodby. Eulalia. But come again.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Truth, und tho Wnv 10 Tell II.

TFrom The VintlnnAtI TIWOs 'StNF,1
No American can Afford 10 ignore tho Column
bian EIrosi,iou. It's the opportunity Of O life
time. not only for seli. .gratiGc niiun and self
Improvement. but for cot LtributinS TO the fsno
md glory OF this country.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
All the Way rom Maine.

To the Editor:
Please ada the inclosed slO to the Sick
BabieI Fund. Am compelled 10 send you
Cnnadinn currency, having no others about
me at present
Camp SAndcn, Lake Onawa, P1ScntnQuiS
County. Me.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

The cable md the storage battery will
do n friendly turn Tor New York's street
CIR horses In turning them out Of n
hard Job.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Edith's Birthday Gift.

To the TIlItOr:
1 am tnreo C3) years old To-day and IN very
happy, so I send Nfty (aO) cents to make
some other cni!l happr. EDITH LEVY.
222 East one hundred and lwcnty-third
street.
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Town Trcssurer sl5. 900 sho,,.

LIMA, a., June i.-John 4, Mining, Town
Treasurer Of Fort Jennings, has disappeared
win 10000 cash, ani an additional shortage
Of 10000 has en- discovered slnro h lc,t
us family profess not 10 kaoN his WAcr.-
glOuiS
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Frt Trip OF tho sensop.

The nrst trip OF the season OF the Albany
day line was made this morning by the
steamer ALBANY, which left her plcr at the
foot Of DcSurOsses slre0t at o O'clock.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
They Misht Have Made u Deal.
fEr,.,, ,h. ~ sbI,~ 10, pa.,

1t 10 great PITT that tho Dc roit man who
committed suicide tecau.o ho was not million
afro could NOT haYo mot and ARRANGED sono sort
of eetucmNnt with tho ~. Pani man who com
mittod suicide because he was millionaire.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Very likely you have to work, even
II IT Is hot. But he careful that your
work Ia mixed rs nth. q, possible with
yrnr,--y
The evening world., 1893-06-05

These sultry days remember II you
haven't done so before. "Thr Evening
Worlds" fund fo- free doctors for the
slck little ones OF the very poor.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Position tho I,n,,ron,s Tn,c,

tFrom tho Pitsburg Commercial. .0,nstt,D
Tho railroads continue ia tsks tho position
that this being q fse country the people who
don't want to ray tho established rates to Chi
caro- arc at liberty to arise In their might and
The evening world., 1893-06-05

% IN that commonly ii.regardcd one: &c
ware the ice-watcr tank.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
You Deserve to Be Rich.

10 tne InltOr:
lnclosnd md 81 for the babies II I we're
rich wouia send 1000 sooner than spend
II on distinguished foreigners From an
American girl Hope to send you more next
time. NJ II.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Tho Summer Girls Fad.

Froin JndgeD
Shc-Ncs, ! am very iOnd of pets
lle-lnteet2 What, may | ask, Is your IA
Write nnimall
she lfraGklyI-Man.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Its foolish to Get hot over the wealth
er. You'll be warm enough without
that.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
sPlCED SClSSORikCS

!iny Convert Princess and Duke.
from tho Lonis,ilie CourIcr .JournaL)
There u so much more Of ado made In this
country over Tho Duko o: Voragua and the Prn-
cess Eulalia hat they will doubtless return home
enthusiastic advocates Of mailing a Republic OF
Spain,
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Another Gunday of open gates at the
Worlds Fair, aad We "rc no, yet swnl-
lowed up.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Attorney Weeks refuse to allow Mrs
Guctorbocka lawyer or any OF her
friends TO nc present at tho examination
and insist upon questioning her alone
and In private?
II is "A ninsy subterfugc to pretend
that tho Interrogation was not a "criin-
inal prose cution," and that Mrs. Gueter-
book was not n "witness' A sharp
lawyer, shut w alone with n woman
m Sht without much difficulty confuse and
alarm her into making statements that
would serve as basis for a criminal
prosecution" and the very object OF tive
examination. on the theory Of the wom-
ans guilt. wax to make her witness"
against herself
We are not living under the old Span-
ish lnqui3ition. neither do our laws war
rant the French system OF the secret
Interrogation Of accused persons The
District Attorroy's ofIicc is not Grand
Jury room. The Star Cha amhcr attempt
to tcrrorizr Mrs. Guctcrbock was an H.
lcRa and arbitrary abuse OF power, and
ought to be rcbukcd.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
inform alton Given.

PeTdita-Toll me the actual extent OF your
love for me. darliBg.
tom barry .tearncstly)-You are my fayori,e
nanccc, loved one,
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Say, small boy. the bonny Princess
has been talking about you!
The evening world., 1893-06-05

broadway has taken It's cable plunge
and rather likes II.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
Advice Prompted by Experience.

Six rsuvsr Aldermen have Loon lost and can
not bc found. II rcnvcr viii lake CbicapoH all
vice sho Will lot we'll enough alone AMI congrat-
u!ate Lerrslf.
The evening world., 1893-06-05

Plenty OF ministers had something to
say OF DR., BriGss's case yesterday. And
Ii was encouraging to notice how little
comfort the General Assembly got from
many preachers of Its own d.nom nation.
This Il Antitrust Day In Chicago.
Twenty-nine States and Territories are
represented In convention there. New
York Is no. one Of them. but her people
are earnestly In sympathy with every
honest movement TO down the combines.
The evening world., 1893-06-05
PITY The BABIES !
The Hot Weather Is Here and
They Will Suffer-
A Fair Held by the levy Children
and Others Yields Sis.
+" Noli Nolsonn Says y Few Words
to the Boys Of New York.

All letters cont aiming monoy for tho
sick Babies Fnnt should bc Addressed
to "Cashier of " OR I'D. Pulitzer Buiid-
ing, New York city"
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-26

George johnson. may die 40 any minute
His assaiiaut is iu Fulton county Ial Az
the home UFWiiay Johnson prosperous
farmer near Hapevile, George au luyald
brother. has been staying most ni lne
summer. and during the past fe" Weeh9'
ar his health began 20 improve. ne mas
been employed hy John Hayes. Occasion
ally johnson was subject % nts OF ihaiA-
ity. and If there was anything IN the way
of light work he could do, his brother all
ways encouraged him in IL. As Hayes
had q large contract for painting aJ Man
chester. Johnson went 20 work for MN,
and. as the weeks rolled by. nus eni-
Uloyer saw he was a weak-mlnded man
aud would put him of until the following
Saturday for his pay. This was zone
occasionally and not until Johnson Iolo
his brother were any steps taken Oo ulahe
HAYES pay up Last week Johnson gar
uished Hayes and stopped the work rms
was done on SATURDAY, As soon as hayes
was notified he was so euraged that he
set out to have revenge. lie searched
every store in East Point Tor OuckshOJ
and as none of them had any. the largest
size was secured elsewhere. lie then
went to his brOther-in-law's horse aoouJ
three miles away, and borrowed ms gun
telling him he was going hunting
After ne had loaded the gun WIN
all that the barrels could carry, lie
set out to find johnson. BY the time ne
reached JohnsOu's residence he, so it is
told had quite a crowd about him. There
il was that the shooting occurred, which
came near ending the life Of this uniortu-
nate man, As soon as Johnson opened the
door, after being asked ''to come out, as a
man wanted to see him on business" a
gun fired, and johnson fell on the door
with his face and throat badly shot and
bleeding. Hayes then made a break for
the woods. Warrants for his arrest were
sworn out that night, and at 3 O'Clock
Sunday morning be was arrested by Mar
shall Ryan and carried to Atlanta to be
placed in Jail. He was found hiding at
his brothers house.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-26

connection made by trains 81 and az
with Richmond and Danville vestibule trains
Through coach both ways between Savannah
ana Augusta. Through coach both wavs he
tween savannah and Ashevile
Trains arrive and depart from Central rail-
road passenger station
=. FORD, Superintendent
l. NJ. FLEMING. j. e GRAY
zen. Fass. Agent Trav. Pass. Agt
City Ticket Office, No 8 Bull street.
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SOUTH BOUND RAILROAD.
GOTH MERIDIAN TINE.

IN EFFECT JULY 2, 1898.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-26
EAST BOUND.

day. 0Ao0P' sun
connections at Savannah Albany. Ameri-
Gus ana Montgomery with the various diyerg-
ing lines and at Abbeville with the Abhevilia
and WayCross railroad
passengers will be allowed TO ride on all
1relght trains of s.. A & NJ railway
c. B. WILBURN,
General Passenger Agent
Is. n: HOPKINS, Travelling Passenger
Agent, Savannah Ga.
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p SOUTHERN GEORGIA
GOING NORTH READ CP.
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RAILRohps
Savannah, FIOrida and Western r.

scHEDuIE on rHE6tGH TAi ,9I rs F5I5l lN6 9 81
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MY Husband" BY Emma Howard Wight
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THE Tower of TaddeO." BY Ouida.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
New Quarantine station,

Arrangements are being made for the es-
Establishment Of new quarantine station on
Hog Island, opposite the Patuxent river, for
vessels bound for Baltimore and vicinity. The
present quarantine stations at the mouth Of the
Chesapeake have been considered BY the steam
ship owners and Others interested In ocean
traffic to and from Baltimore as too far from
the city, and since the enactment by Congress
of legislation authorizing the government to
establish such additional quarantine stations as
might be necessary to prevent the introduction
to the country Of contagious diseases. the
marine hospital authorities have selected Hog
Island as the suitable location for a new station
for Baltimore. The present quarantine stations
at the mouth Of the bay will be maintained, but
to proceed as far as Hog Island before their
period Of detention begins