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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23
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ZWIAZEK ROSNIE!! =
w Manistee, mad ieziorem
Michigan;w smierdzgcej karcz.
mie drucha Weiera, stal sic
cud niesluehany: >, w 8 | S i e
. c.i e li}"-i natychmiast z
calen swo]em bydlecem po-
tomstwem, W liczbie dwuna-
stu ~cielakow, wstapii W SEE
regi ZwiazlSu N. P. Wiarusy
man;styjsk'e byly 70 dziwo
sogladac i nadzlwiG sic ME
rnogiy wielkiefnu podobieh
stwu tel wolowel rodziny ~
panena Fataliq, obecnym
prezydentem L. N. P. 81 wolf
naroda", Jedne BOWEN ciela
XII sa pstrokate, drugie }yse 2
kreywern nosami, a wszystkie
talk zgrabnie ogonani ma
chaga, ..iak tenze Fatal'a, gdy
D. Stana ,fajtowal. " Jeden
tylko Jest kulawy. j ]eden
zyzesn, yak pewien redaktor,
patrzy, ale to z wiel-
kiej uczaEosci i madroscl.
Gdyby kto naszych 5izyo-
logow ~ wolf narodu" chcia1
je oglqdaG pozna}by latwo
pochodzenie = DO talk wo}
o]ciec, jake kazde syn6w
cielak6w ncsza ma boku, jak
mosliewskle konie wojskowe,
zelazem wypalony numer 1o0.
Dodac nalezy, ze to wo}owe
potomstwo ME zle luz syla-
hizuje Zq0dq a ma muzyke
Koptslziego poczyc stolarza
Modrzeiewskjego, giovanni i
ogonaml krwa, nawet, Jak
slychat, juz cos beczq pos
laniu Fatai,i ; or9aniscle Cd
Tr6Jcy swiqtej, iako rodzone-
nu ojcu plerwszego kazno>
dziei Z Chicago wotum zaufa-
MA.
L Brooklyna donoszq, re
nieprawda jest. iakoby pro
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23
OFlARY
ma Unit0w.

Dalej przeslali nam na tych
meczennik6w, "a nasza swieta ware
cierpi9cych:
Gaylord, Tomasz Kuras SOC.
Jan Kuras SOC.
" Ignacy Kuras Soc.
F." Jan Koz}owskl SOC.
MarYanna Kozlowska50c.
Winona, Msrye Gostowska Csc.
Swan RiYer. kolekta p.
Plotrowskiego Ma weselu p. J6zefa
Straszka ....'.. IS 200
Przedtem sko!ekto walls.
my "a posredniotwem Wia-
rusa, wraz z oweml 15tu do
laraml o6arowanemi przez
winohskse Towarzystwo sw.
hazmlerza ..............~"$23. so
Razem wiec dotad zebralismy$28. 90
Pienladze te znajduJa sic W
reku ks. Konstantego 3eomagal-
skiege, W Winonle, ktory sje, skoro
wieksza urosnie suma, ,posle ma
rece patrona Unit6w ks. DR..
ChoAowsklego do Krakowa.
Mifoslernym o6arodawcom
nlechaj Pan Bog storokrotnle
wynagrodl,.
Redakcya nnle7szei gazety /
ks. Domagalski pokornie prosza o
dalsze ofary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

heblowat ma poetyczna kan.
tate wieszcz nasz y. SzYmon:
Lepsze jest mad 6lgos,
flakl, ko1dung 1 zrazy
AMI da sae opisat
2adne'nl wyrazy.
ak wiec dis nazwat tych
niedowarzonych kropidlarzy
,,te tam takie" gazety jak:
d z en-. c h i c., w ia a
l Ojczyzna, Gaze g t a
K a t ol i k a, Kury e. r
P o S k j, P O a k W
"A m e~y &C, Wiarus Il
mAosci stawiam te diva pisma
obok siebie) kuryer Z
1 o ! ( d 0, E c h o t. d.
ktdre ruj mug ojczysta prace,
tamuja patryotyzm, ociemniaja
i oglupiaia narod coraz
bardziei krwawia ,,zbola4e "a
ojczyzne plersl". Co mysleG
20 wartosci moralnei szlachet-
ncsci charakteru t. d. taxiego
P. Przybyszewskiego, ktory
Oak sic wyraza Zqoda } jest
przedmiotem czci caEej paczki
b a n d y t 9 W, DO i'm obieca|
czastkes }upu. Zwlaazek N P.
|jezeli ma jake wady--to te
niknae wobec jego d]a ojczyzny
zas}ug. WykazaIy to talk
s!awne i uczclwe pisma, jall
N Q Ne L y c i.e. P ra W d a
F rzV lacie e i inne euro
pejsklej s}awy czasopisma. Co
naczSpytam sic, wobec lam
pa elektryczna ,oswieconego
rozumu FATAL; ct Comp. jakiS
tam nieporzadek w Ssiazkach
jakies malwersacye, brak kasy,
kwltow, l TEN podobne ma
}ostl<i. Co znacza wobec
takiego PrzybyszewsKiego
Stana, Brodowskicgo innych
zdra1cow ojczyzny takie ME
skazitelne i czyste dusze jak
tatalii = Ma}}Sa, Nickiego?
Zwiazek rosnie -dowodem
Manistee -dzieslet tysiecy W
kasie-lubo ME potrzebujemv
pokazywac tycb sum nlkomu,
ami Mich zdawat warcholom
kropidlarskim rachunk6w. ON
chca nawet jakichs czterdziesci
tysiecy dolarow. G!upcy,
zdrUcy! = To Rad Cent.
darmo ! ma sucho bedzie
Iwlewa1 siIe i nektar zycia W
'zyly narodu-to konoisya be-
die darmo chodzi}a try dni
"a kupnem szafy-darla boty
i zieb}a 2 patryotyzmu? Me
ukrywamy tez, pisza ci patryo-
ci, naszych czynow przed
Europa. Mech ca}y narod vie
Q naszych skarbach, bo i
sk}adka nd pomnik kosciuszki
to nasza. Me dostanie sic
ona W rece kropidlarzy ma
parafalne cele - ME! Mech
kraj vie, zesmy Z mrIosci dla
ojczyzny tyll1o pgzez nlespelna
cztery lata przeszlo S 10000
zwedzili ma potrzc5v ojczystei
sprawy- Precz vice ze zIrai-
caml! Wy lestcsmy narodem.
my }estesmy prawdziWynai
patryotaml. Eatal;a rajnedrszy
ma zien'i EapichIop Males
najWiekszy buuhaltcr IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

DoSzcz Pr a BOnlkOWSkl
| miaI zn6w do Monaco di
Baviera na letni kurs wyjez.
dzac. w talk kr6tkim czasie
ME m6g} sic jeszcze z daw-
nych obowiazah nalezycie
wywiazac.
Wed}ug ostatnich doniesien
telegraficznych odbedzie sic
W tych dniach sprzedaz po-
siad}osci choda' zl<owej szls CHI
ty: Zgodowa Viola, Zgodowa
Wolka i Warchol6w z przy.
leg}osciami. Sprzedaz 'odbe-
die sic przez licytacya. Wa
dyum wynosi 100 1funtow
patryotyzmu, blagi j niewlary.
DO licytacyi maja pierwsze
prawo: Nasze Zycs, G1os
Polshi, Prawda 4 PrzNaciel
szewca Roslbskiego. AUX
cyon9rem, ola dobrej geby F.!
figury bedzie p. S}omih
SKI
Pan Stan nietylko jest
bisnesista = rewizorem, przy-
lacielem Cenzora i poczci
wych ludzl ale Jest specy
alista tel ga}ezi medycyny,
ktora ,,masazem< zowla. =
P. Mapek cierplal bardzo ma
rumatyzm w facyacie. P.
Stan wezwany po dobrej
dyagnozie, talk doskonale
zmasowa} facyete p. Ma}}ka
= ze ]ego madonna zona
musiala ma diva dni robic
zimne oklady ale masowa-
ME wypedzilo szwindlerskl
rumatyzm.
Nasi polscy Aekarze pod
przewodnictwem p. Dr.. Mi
dowicza, robili niedawno
wspolne konsylium mad nova
choroba, llt6ra wybuch}a W
czlonkach Rzadu Centr. T..
N. p. = Jest to dziwna W
naszym wieku oloroba =
chcialem mowiG, w naszym
Zwiazku. Wystepu1e ona W
nastepuJacych symptomatach:
n. p. Sekretarz generalny
dotkniety ia s!aboscia =
wydaje ma tryt inne potrze-
by diva razy tyle, lie zarabia
i przytem buduJe diva
domy.
Lekarstwo ma te s}abosc
jest nastepujace:
Recp. OF. Bic. poi galona
masowanle la Stan,
dziennle diva ra2y =
Spokoj W odzielnej izble
zamknietej ma s lat -
probatum est.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

obowiazku, patryotyzmu i
m1}oscl ojczyzny prowadzi
W Ameryce nawet do
senatorskiego krzes}a. Przy-
k}ady bilace W oczy mann
pred soba = t. j. W Wis.
consinie.
Poniewaz TAX zwane ,,po.
kerry czyli zelaza spiczaste
do piecow pokazaly sic W
walce Rad. Centr. z wolf
uarodu -zrew;zoram mi ksiazek
zwiazkowych wcale praktyc2-
nemi = dla tego tenze Rad
Centr. ma poufny wniosek
Graigli, postanowi} czesc
Skarbu .1arodowego prEezna-
czy6 ma zakupno pol n1iliona
podobnycE zaboiczych instru-
mentow, celem walczenia
Moskali i odbudowan,a Polski
ia drugl rok.
Ponlewaz, wedIug og6lnej
opin.i, :trzydniowe patryotycz-
+, ne chodzenie po n!escie Rzadu
Centr, Z. N. P. "a l<upnem
szafy do zwiazkowego sbi6ra,
lie zosta]o ocerionem 2 gorzej
]eszcze wynagrodzonem, DO
tylko o6arowano gEupie S 500.
ma przeplcie. Ola tego roz-
matte patryotyczne grupy,
rozsiane po Stanach zabiera]a
Sic do wspolnej aIScyl i petty
cyi-aby Iona grup sprzyja-
l2cych patryotyzmowi obecne-
so sRzadu Centr. wysadzic
anklete (pisze to stylem par
lamentarnym galicvjskim),
lStdraby wyposrodkowa}s, lie
CT panowie poniesl; patrotycz.
nych trud6w-ile posw1ecei.;a
oko]o kupna patryotycziej
szafy-aby i'm to poswifcenie
ter patryotyzm, iezeli ui.Die
breczacym luD p}ynnym 500
soben, to przynajnlniej noucm
vctum zaufanla wy nagrodzic.
Widzia}em juz w:ele rzeczy
piehnych ma tym p1eknym
amerykahskim swiecie, wiele
ieszcze piekniejszych rzeczy
czytalem W taEich pismach
jak: Polak w Ameryc.e, Zgoda.
Move Zycie i t. d., ale "a.
rzecz najpiekniejsza ma ca}ym1
swiecie uWazam rozum poll
tyczny, fnansowy, 1iteracki
Rzadu >Centr. Z. N. F.. z wolf
narodu.
Dam kazdemu konia, Z
rzedem (nie, ME dam, 10 go
sam nie many ale dam wszy-
stllie miliony Ojca Winccnte-
so, 0 com sic juz poufn;c
MN umowi}, dam wszystl<ie
l<olonie polskie W po3udniowej
Kaiifornjl, dam kr0lcstwc
IionoluIu-no nareszcie dam
zamek lctni na5zego e<-krola
polskicgo Irunka mad
jeziorem MinctonIla W Min
ncsocie, dam nawet caIy
doch6d z poezyi poety sto!arza
Szymona Modrzewslliego. kto
m! cos medrszego, cos bardzicl
pleknlclszego patfyotycz
niejszego wynajdzic. To Jest,
prosze pahstwa- co iak wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

Powyasze cyfry pokazuja,.
BE kwestya SIX DINA W Stanach
Zlednoczonycb Jest kwestya
palaca, DO zaledwie jedna
trzecia czesc dzleci katollckich.
odblera wychowah;e katol'c.
k,e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

zydenta Clevelanda zajmule
slicsna bronzowa figura
Matki Boskiej z dzlec'atkiem
Jezus pierwsze miej-ce,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

PITTSBURGH, Pa. X.
Blskup PheIan nakazai ka2de.
mu ks'edzu swojei dyecezyi
depouowac testament W KAN
celary1 blskup'e'. Przyczyna
do tego, pewnoscia dz'wnc
90. rozkazu byfa chryia D
powodu spadku zmar]ego
l,>karza = ksiedza Molhngera.
WASHIGNTON. = Now
kongres, ktory ra2em Z Cleve-
tandem o'l Ago Marca zacznne
rzadzi6, l'~ay W swojem gr,uir
bDrdzo w'ele gorInwych kato.
l'k5 5w. Lirzba Satulick;ch Sc.
nat"ro" lest IL, repr"z~, :
tantow przes>I" 70. u tegn
wyn'k", re prawle ledna trz-o,;s
c2esc c:aia prswoia~"2ey, W
S'an-ch ZlednocHonych Jest
katolckg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23
NOWY YORK.

NOW I YORK. N,wo
og!os2"ny 4p's parafi; lSsie2y
" Stanach Zjsdnoczonych
prlez Sa1l1era & sHoffmanna
. M'lwaukeeJ jest barllo
n'cakuratny Juz cd wlelu
lat w'ekszosc e,ngrantow Go
81 llei"""zonyrh jest k.to.
l'oka. 90 rok prz) chod2i cd
300, 600 = poi 10 mllona ludz,,
tn pIzewaznle W kw,ecie
Neku. Ka,o|lcl1le nn}zeislwa
- tez nalp'oInleisze, iedna-
%o"'z ZIP. archldyece2ya
Nowo YorkSka l'czy ciagle
lsIkn 100000 katol,kow,
Chicago, 500 900 t. d. W
St'"ach Z}ednoczonych Jest
e" nalmniej II 'niliooow
katr!lk ow.
ST. LOUIS. - II. | Szan.
horst, I'rezydent MEM rcEo-
S.,l",'cKtego Zrednoczn VA "a.
K Central Vere.n) postal
Oj'"u s". 2 okazs' jub'Ien4zu
1880 lr6w ia:<o oliare' tegoS
ZIe"noczenia. = Go robia
Polacy?
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLO
RlDA = X Dr.. McGlynn
bawi ob-cn'c tutui lako gosc
byi"go k"!vg' s1kolnego X.
bls!upa Moore. ka2ania
2"Anego Es:edza s;'Hgaja tysia-
- m#rodu do iloscioi6w.
NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

CINCINATI. Arcydye
ce@a Cnc'nati Stoi pod
wzgIeden szk6t katolIckich
oaj"ylej. 45 procent dzico,
<AtollcaIch chodzi do szkol
paraiialrych. Mimo tego jest.o
rezaltat smutny, DO wiekszost
dz.eci katolickich i tam do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-23

szkol katollcklch II g uczsSz-
cza. lime dyecczvi jeszs~c
gorzel sic pr>edsla ~,a)a. W
st. Louis uczeszcza dz'eci
k q t. O G. klc h do szk6s
The evening world., 1893-09-25
fOUGHT FOR HIS BROTHER
Douglas Thought a Lunatio Had
Been Ordered Set Free.
Made Fierce Objection to His Return
to Flatbush Avenue.

There was an exciting scene in the
corridor OF the Brooklyn Courthouse
this morning. Edward c. Douglas. &
young negro, was brought down from
the Flatbush Insane Asylum and taken
before Judge Van Wyck. in the City
Court, in a proceeding brought to ascer.
tain the value of his property.
His brother. William j. Douglas. me
him in the courtroom. At the conclu-
sion of the hearing the jury found tina
he had an interest of sl.70O in his pa.
rents estate. Judge Var Wyck ordered
Douglas taken back to the asylum. His
brother misunderstood the order of the
Court and thought that his brother was
free.
When the attendant attempted to re-
move Douglas from the courtroom his
brother objected.
II want my brother" he yelled.
He was elected. When his brother,
the alleged %lunatic, appeared in the hall
way, he made another attempt to secure
his release.
A policeman in uniform appeared on
the scene, and as soon as William j
Douglas saw the officers brass buttons
he fed to the stairway and disappeared,
Edward C. Douglas. the physicians de
clare, has been insane for over fifteen
years. He has not spoken a word IN
nearly four years.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
BROOKLYN NEWS.
ITALIAN RIOTERS IN COURT.
Score Of Laborers Held for
Examination.
toned Battle Between Gangs Lny-
ing Car Rails.

Nearly a score of Italians faced JUS
tice Haggerty in the Myrtle Avenue
Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning.
They were the men who were arrested
yesterday for participating In a race
riot with a rang of lrishmen at Flush
Ing avenue and Navy street.
Several of the Italians were badly Gu
about the head, but their wounds were
hidden with bandages.
Thirteen were charged with fighting
and three others were accused of loiter-
ing In the street and being drunk.
Policeman Robert J. johnson told JUS
tice Haggerty that during the past week
men had been laying new tracks for the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company. in
were under the direction of Joseph
Sugaretto, and JOB Cusick looked after
q gang of Irish laborers.
Cusick and Sugaretto a been on
bad terms. Yesterday the Italians laid
2 curved rail at Hudson avenue and
Nassau street.
Cusick examined the curve and or
dered sugaretto TO- remove II and re-
erly done. The Italian refused, and
Cusick called upon his men to do the
Job.
several Of the Irish laborers started
to do the work, and Sugaretto, 1t Is al
legged. struck Cusick in the face.
Cusick's gang came to their foreman's
assistance. The Italians Joined in the
melee.
Meanwhile the police heard of the
trouble, and when Capt. Hardy arrived
with q score of policemen the two gangs
were having a pitched battle with clubs,
stones and shovels.
When the Italians saw the police they
made a rush up Navy street with abou
one hundred men in pursuit. Polio,
Capt. Eason, OF the lower Fulton stree
station, had also arrived with some oth
GERS and the police gathered in twenty
of the ringleaders of the Italian gang.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty, ant
Justice Haggerty fixed bail at $500 ir
each case and set the hearing for mex
Friday morning.
The four prisoners who were taker
to the lower Fulton street station were
~arraigned in the Adams Street Court anC
femanded for examination.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
MARY O'BRIEN'S LAST DRUNK.
s~eventy-five Years Old and Picked
Out OF a Gutter.

While Mary O'Brien. seventy-fve
years old. was on her way from the
Elizabeth street police station to the
Tombs Police Court this morning she
complained OF feeling III,
George" she said to Policeman Eek
hardt. who fouHd her In u gutter last
night, II was dead drunk yesterday,
and | guess this is my last r>ar. The jig
Is up"
Then she became - weak that the
policeman Il to get Il wagon to have
her taken the rest Of the distance TO
court, She had almost to be carried up
the stairs of the Tombs Court, and be-
fore she could be arraignel before JUS
tiCe Martin she fell in "A faint
She was carried into the Judges pri-
vate room, where she died before the
arrival OF the ambulance that had been
mmoRed from the Chambers Street
Hospital. Later the body was removed
to the MorguC.
Mary O'Br!en was a familiat fire.
quenter OF the stale beer dives in Null
berry Bend. She always managed to
beg a few pennies for liquor, and not
w~ithstanding her extreme old age and
the fact that she had nc permanent
place To sleep in, She could drink as
much vile whiskcy as any ~ab.c-hOdlei
tramp. No one knew whether she had
any family or friends When arrested
she had on neither Shoes nor stockings.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
AFTER HI CORONERS.
In 9 alton OF Charges Continued
by the Grand Jury.

by the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury's investigation of the
Coroners' office Is being continued to-
day. e"
The delays OF the ONCE are being
closely looked into and traffic in corpses
is another subject which the Grand
Jury will take up. The Undertakers
Association has complained again and
again Of favoritism, claiming that the
Coroner's favorite undertaken gets pos.
session of a body ahead of the relatives,
and the latter must pay whatever bill
Is rendered.
Chief Clerk Edward F. Reynolds. who
was one Of the first witnesses to appear
before the Grand Jury, was present this
morning to answer to the call.
Mr.. Reynolds said he had never found
any unnecessary delay in the cases
brought before the Board Of Coroners,
If there was any he could not tel
where to lay the blame.
1t Is said that Coruners Shea and Nc
Kenna will again appear before the
Grand Jury later in the day.
The former was at fridays session
He, II is said, laid the responsibility OF
tho delays upon Stenorrapher Strass'
ner, Strassner, when examined, by the
Grand Jury, said that his inability e
turn out transcripts OF homicide cases
was 'aused by his arm being broken
This excuse, IT Is reported, WI not sat
isfy the Grand Jury. and Will lead then
to ask why another stenographer was
not employed to 10 the work assigned
to Strassner.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
LAID OUT A POLICEMAN.
Stillans Held for His Brutal Assault
on Connor.

on ConnOr.
Policeman Thomas r. Conner. Of the East
Thirty NTH street station. arraigned Lawrence
f. StiliHRe. twenty-five years old, OF SS East
Forty second street. IN the Yorkyille Police
Court this morning on a charge ot d~lsorderly
conduct and assault, stillane was fined $40
for being disorierly and held for trial on the
charge OF assault,
Policeman Common said that while patrollins
his beat at 100 this morning he saw a gang
q young men working the ''grONlcr'" at the
corner Of Second avenue and Ferty-hrst street.
He told them to move on, All OF them oheyed
but StillaHe. who held a can Of beer in bis
h4rl. Tho oHsrs reached for the can. and
SH!lane attempted to pour the contents over
Conner.
during the struggle Conner drew his club,
s,illane ~rrarplsd With him and threw him down.
Several uemhers Of the gang returned and
began to Kick tie I~r1strate Officer.
Policeman CrJtty came to Ionnors assistance
and the gang and Conner held fast 10 sttllape.
James Sh,ran. Of 81 ESst FJrty-third street.
WEp Was standing in a doorway near BY, was
arrested
A. he police station Stlllans refused to he
srAr.h' H. his struggle he Kicked C0unor in the
s'Nwah and [ uHur remained unconscious l0g
tWn naurs.
Saarsn was DIS harsed 10 court this morning.
there teils no evidence against hlm.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
\ TRIED SUICIDE In HIS CELL.
BiGamist Matthias Cut His Wrists
with a Piece OF Tin,

LONG A CITY. Sept. 25.-1t leaked out
to-day that Richard P. A.. Matthias. alias Van
hover. a prisoner in the Queens County Jail. who
was convic'rd Sept. 10. on a charge OF bigamy,
attempted 70 commit suicide in his cell yesterday.
Fred weisman. another prisoner. who is under
sentence to serve eighteen years in Sing Sing
Prison for burglary. heard Matthias moaning In
his cell and sent word to Jailer Mcdowell
When the latter entered Mathias's cell he found
him In hiding behind his cot. bleeding from
wounds In both wrists.
Matthias had torn a piece OF tin from a CON
densed milk can, with which he severed the
arteries Of both wrists. He was very weak from
los OF blood.
While the doctors were dressing Mathlas's
wounds, he struggled desperately, notwithstand-
ing his weak condition. He will recover.
Matthias claims to be an Austrian Count and
also to have been Z Custom House officer.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
3-YEAR SYSTEM.
NOT A CASE OF MURDER.
Ruseell's Body Was Bruised Between
q Schooner and a Pier.

No doubt exists now that the body of the mar
found floating in the East River yesterday morn,
Ing at pier IL was that Of James f.. Russell. OF
Albany. Even il 1t had not been Identified by q
friend Of his. Mr.. Mlchaels. Of 237 West Thirty
third street. there wero papers enough in his
clothing to fully establish his identity. Neither
Is there any ground for the theory Of foul play
The man was accidentally drowned.
Russell had been lying asleep on the stringpiec,
Of pier II East River, when he rolled into tht
water, Drags were used. hut tho body was not
recovered. when the schooner Relief moved on,
OF the dock yesterday morning. the body was seer
in tho water by a fisherman, 1t was standing up
right, showing that 1t had been held In that posi-
tion by the schooner. The marks on the body ARE
made by tho squeezing It got between the schooner
and Di,r.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
ROBBED N0AH'S ARK.
An Expert Chicken Thief Nipped by
q Locksmith.

Frank Hopkins. Of PAS North Second street.
and william Conroy. OF 2s Lynch street, were
held In the Lee Avenue Court to-day charged with
petit larceny. Although a white man, Hopkins
besrs the reputation Of being the most expert
chicken thief In the Thirteenth Precinct. Conroy
has heretofore borne a good reputation.
William Herbold, . l%ocksmith, with a shop at
tai Flushing avenue, in his back yard keeps a
regular Noah's ark. Up to a week ago chickens.
pigeons, rabbits. guinea pigs and various other
creatures to the surprise Of the neighborhood.
lived together In peace and harmony.
Monday the pets began to disappear. and since
Wednesday Mr.. Herbold has been on the lockout
every night armed with a big club. About 2
o'clock yesterday morning he saw two men. one
Of whom carried a bag. enter his yard. They
captured the rabbits and started to go away when
Mr.. Herbold was upon them. He struck Conroy
with the club. but Hopkins threw the bag OF
rabbits In the locksmith's face and got away,
Herbold hung on to Conroy, and later In the
day Hopkins was captured by Detective Caro-
Der.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
TWO UNKNOWNS.
Policemen Find Men Lying Uncon
scious in the Streets.

scious in the Streets.
An man,. about thirty-eight
years old, was found unconscious, bleed
ing from n scalp wound. opposite 23O
West Twenty-eighth street, at Las this
morning. He was removed to Bellevue
by the police of the West Thirty-sev-
enth street station. He Is described as
follows: s feet 10 inches tall. dark hair
and mustache. black eyes. dark diagonal
suit. blue shirt. brown derby hat. red
woollen socks and gaiter shoes.
A peliceman Of the same precinct found
another unknown man lying at 500 West
Forty-seCond street at o'clock this
morning. He Is about forty-seven years
I'D. b II. 10 in. tall, stoutly built. sandy
n ustache. wore black coat and vest and
mixed gray trousers, black derby hat
ana gaiter shoes. Roosevelt Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
SAILED TO AVOID ARREST.
Captain and Mate OF Steamer
n for Murder,

BONNER'S FERRY. Idaho, Sept. 2.-
The fight over the possession of the
steamer State of Idaho has assumed n
serious phase since the drowning of
Deputy Sheriff Brown Saturday.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of
Capt. Shaw and the first mate of the
steamer on the charge of murder. Be
fore the Sheriff could serve the warrant
Shaw slipped anchor and steamed for
British Columbia.
He was followed an hour latter by the
Sheriff in a cutter, who will attempt 10
capture the fugitives before they can
cross the boundry line.
The captain is also in contempt OF
court for running the steamer off.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

In Jefferson Market to-day John o'Ncil, a col
orel boy seventeen years old, Was held for
trial Tor stealing clothing hC!ongtnE TO c. II,
Tapsico, with whom h. roomed al 100 West Tween
ty-sCgGnd street o%ell vas brought from sa-
NsRGAh on the steamer Kansas Guy by Detective
sorgcaE's TITUS an' Ertuch. and arrived In this
city last utght When be robbed his roommate
O Ne!ll took everything but the clothes Tapsico
had OF his back. The detectives learned that
O'Sell left on the Kansas CITY, teleErsphsd to
have htm held, and went down by rail and cap
tured him.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Why Sweeney Was Not Tried.

John Sweeney. OF 1852 Bergen street.
Brooklyn, who was arrested a week ago
charged with robbins a young woman
OF her pocketbook. hPs been discharged
by Justice Walsh in the Adams Street
Police Court. When the case was
called. the policeman was unable 10
Trove the charge, n Sweeney was al
lowed 10 go, without the formality of a
trial. Sweeney says the policeman was
not warranted In making the charge.
and that he did 1t because Sweeney
resisted an attempt to club him.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

J A peterkin, OF lls Taylor street, one OF the
best known residents OF Williamsburg. Is lying at
the point O! death al hts home. PetcTkIn has
lived at TIE above address for over IhirIy-ays
years. He conducts a Dig livery business.