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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
WESTERN BUSINESS TROUBLES
THE NORTHWESTERN LOAN COMPANY'S
CONDITION.

CHARGES OF FORGERY AGAINST A MICHIGAN
LIQUOR MAN-TwO MORE BANKS Close.
Detroit. Mich. May l6.-The affairs Of Herman C..
FechhGmcr head OF the recently embarrassed whole
sale liquor firm OF H. G. rechhcimer & Co., nr, rap
Idly reaching a crisis With paper uncovered the
liabilities slightly exceed $3.50. coo, unknown guam
Gy OF which Is forged Detroit and Cincinnati banks
hold II. Thomas swan had Fcchh,imer arrested "A
few days ago. alleging fraud in some business trans
action. I'cchhcmcr released $4,000 bail.
Yesterday 1t WIS discovered that piece Of Fcch-
hemcr's paper for $1,000 signed by Joseph 1roms-
TON, OF Cincinnati, his fathern-law. was forgery.
Then Mr. swan declared that his name had been forged
10 $1,000 worth of notes ana the banks. nearly all
CT whom hold Fechhcimers paper. are trying to find
cut where they stand. Ecchheimcr /, SAID to be III
Mexico.
Chicago. May 1G.-B. F. Clarke. tho real estate
agent. Is missing and about twenty-five of his cred
itOrs a-r searching for him. Clark" made voluntary
assignment May !. since that time he has not been
seon In Chicago. An Investigation OF rs business
methods j. being conducted ly the attorneys who
represent various creditors. and II is claimed tnat he
Is short $4,000 Carries name became familiar
several years ago rs foreman Of The jury In the "ronln
case.
Minneapolis. May IC-Thc official, Of the Moth
western Guaranty Loan Company not ready 10
make a statement Of It's condition In advance Of III 90
pcIg'ion which. however hey say VIII p'olaly broom"
necessary. Tie Journal" says today that the IN
vcstors In the company will In all probability not lose
dollar. that III. only possibility Of los j. 10 inc
sto kholdcrs that President Mcnaec Is sure tina;
they viii be protected f;om los. al,o proviln- he
company Is en 10 carry ON bu-inc.. without forced
liquidation. The statement was made ,si"idhy III n
dispatch from Troy y. V, that the compiny had
sICOOO 900 In d-benturcs. While The official have
made no statement Ills point The J"IF1i1l' to-
day say, that thc dbnI.cs are only lllt" over -
100 OOD. and ia; The commercial paper held ~ the
COMPANY amounts about the sam" and i " II -"
cured President Ne j. confident that the assets ar
sufficient pay the liabilities without calling on th"
a oiders. Az any rat. The other assets VIII Fave
10 first Exhausted before the stochholdc-, can be
called upon for amount equal 10 their stock holdings
About O'Clock this morning little crowd begin
gathering about The front OF the Farmers and NJ
chanic, Pank The line of Ieoplc wlhinviDg their
ioncS grew p"rcep'ihly smaller toward ~ ning Con
fdcncc il cl, iItty returning Many DEPOSITS al .
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
INDIANAPOLIS LABORERS on STRIFE.

indianapolis, May l6.-.Nl the uaon transfers
and aborers IN the city about 2.0co went on strike
ut 80 this afternoon All public street work Is at
a snnds,ill. The contractors ard representatives Of
the union have been In conference FOR several days,
but have been unable to agree upor scale. The
demand eight hours. This afternoon the police
kept busy moving from place 10 place and
keeping down Disturbances. a uon-union
who were working we've Kissed and booted ut by the
strikers.
Chicago, May i6.-The a,hirsts employed at the
Grant Locomotive works TO the number Of seventy
five, strike yesterday rather than comply
with order OF the firm that they would have 10
work 10y piece. The men object 10 one man having
10 work two machines. which they claim Is being done
al present and to tlc pecework system which hls
been irtioduccd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
m CLOSE ZIP AN ARKANSAS RANK.

Fonda n. y. May 16-The Secretary OF the Treas
ury has appon: I'd John L. Ashe. OF Fonda, to- close
up the affairs OF Il. National bank In Arkansas City,
Ark Mr. Ashc hns already taken the oath Of Office
before Il supreme Court Justice His duties VIII
renuire three months time. Mr.. Ashe Is s0n-in-
law Of ex superintendent Of Public Works James
Sirinahan.
Bloomington Ill.,, May 16.-Ihe Exchange Bank
Of Normal suburb al This city. closed lis doors TO-.
day. II was private banking institution conducted
b, W. H. ~cLurcman. and the j. doing business
without adequate capital. The crash had lcrn cx-
rectcd some time. Tie deposits average FDOOoo.
and the capital stock supposed to he 32j.cOO.
-. Paul. Mimi. May 1c.-.S dispatch says the Bank
Of Zumhroa. OF zumhro.i, MIMI. closed lis doors
this morning. II Is n SMALL concern.
Monrseyi.c. Ind, May IG.-The Citizens Bank Of
Monrocvillc. Which closed IT'S door, last Friday. re
,uncd business this morning with the statement hat
II would pay dollar FOR dollar on all indebtedness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
JOHN l.. Sullivan RELEASED on BAIL.

Bddeford. Me-. May I6.-John l.. Sullivan, against
whom the Grand Jury OF the York County supreme
Court At Alfred To day reported indictment for
saut and battery went before Jail Commissioner
Charles :. Hamilton here this afternoon and gave
bond to the sum OF $500 for his appearance for trial
during The term. The civil action for admagcs he
settled with the plaintiff. Max l.. Llzottc, Il lawyer
Of this city. The suit for - 900. and Sullivan
l. said have paid Lzoc round SHIN The
prisoner released by habeas corpus proceedings.
His bondsmcn Charles {. Tukeslhry, Of Port.
land and Thomas Is. McAloon. Of Bangor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
TIE WHISKEY TRUSTS NEW BONDS.

Chlcago, May 16.-The directors OF the Distilling
and Cattle Feeding Company Whiskey TRUST came
together again to-day to consider In executive ses.
ion the details OF the proposed issue Of bonds After
considering the bond question all the morning the
directors adjourned for luncheon without deciding
further than that the issue Is 10 be- $4,000 900 OF
per cents, In the nature OF debenturos, over half
20 held In escrow TO secure rebates the remainder
Ia be- used rs collateral In case Is decided 10 90 into
The distributing bnsIness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Az EDITOR ASSAULTED BY 4 CITY OFFICER

seattle WASH, May l6.-Erastiis Braincrd, Editor
OF The Press rimss' was assaulted last evedng by
Deputy City Auditor Andrew blackstone. The men
met In the street. whcn Blackstone struck Braincrd
several times with cane cutting his scalp and ace.
The cause of the attack was AZ editorial In "The
Press Tines in which 1t said that Joseph
Gallagher. recently dcposd police clerk had declne
that ho did not want better thing than to have his
books examined by blackstone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
A SOUTH CAROLINA BANK IN TROV BILE.

Charleston. :. g.. Nay LITTLE DOCS Of the Bank
Of the CarolInas with home o:fce at Florence. this
state closed to-day with notice OF temporary s'is'
pc.ion unlil meeting 81 the directors. The capital
stock OF the bank /, nearly 10000 II las branches
nj Kingstrec. Conway. Wili,ton and Narn,ihc in this
state and several towns In North Carolina II l.
believed that the bank naS aa,rts TO cover all IN
debtedness -iringcncy Of On" money market ara IN
nlilIX renlIkc .,curiiies caused the failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
WHITES EXPELLED BY AN INDIAN AGENT

Tekos WASH. May 16.-Ali the whites on the Ceeuf
d'Alene reservation have been expelled by order OF
Indian Agent Ilalfole For some time there has been
a great deal OF drunkenness among the Indians on
the reservation and 1t supposed that many OF the
white farmhands working for Indians IN; nshed the
whisxey, hence the order. The expulsion OF the
whites ut this time OF the year will greatly incon'
yenience many Indian farmers, who depend upon
white labor to Till their lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
A BOY SHor WHILE CUNNING FOR ROBINS

Ward Prentiss the ten. rear-od sun of Dr. william
Prenti-s OF Jamacs-sNc. Long Island CIV and n num-
Der Of companions went shooting birds with air guns ye,
torday The nr~t ZANE found was a robin Ia
tree young Premises home and there was an aim
Ing aud firing Of guy Irntls, sudd.v r,i,ed M.
hand his lit Gyc ana SHOUTED Pm shot ~. ,I,.s
iatncr sent for and r'storutNes applied. on e.an,
ina,ion IL wa, found that hir ,,.t eve va. torn out He
removed his home, where he lies ia "A prcc,r,ou,
condition. No is held responsible for the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
THE INDICTMENT HELD TO BE DEFECTIVE.

Judge Benedict in the United States Circuit Cours.
criminal branch yesterday quashed the indictment founa
against John c. Eno June H. 1884. The Judge up
held contention Of en- Senator Frank liscoek ana Co
mel George Bliss counsel for Mr.. Emo, that the indcss
mcnt Was detective that It did hot specify sumcsns
uartlcnlarn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Eroadway, 4th Avenue, 9th and 10th SITS.

south. The four conv;cis confined In cell
house the ground tier. their cells adjoining one
ano her. They drilled a two-'oo hole through five
inch tagging the ground. then tnnnelled under the
tagging 4 distance OF twenty five feet TO The north
wall Of the range. The task of tunnelnng al ms
cont through "A threeioot wall made Of Bedford nmc
icok them only a few hoars. From there the prisoners
scaled the mprovsec wali made Of upright boaris on
the east side Of the prison. The temporary wall Is
used while the new brick wall Il being built
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Cuticura ResoIvent

The Blood and Skin Purifier and purest and best q
Humor Remedies. cleanscs the blood OF all impurities "a
poisonous elements. and thus the cause whS
exquisite Skin Purifier end Beayiisr clear the siu
EDIEfS cure every disease Of che skin scalp
and blood with loss ef hair from pimpies serofus
tary, when all other methods and best physicians fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A BALL PLAYER.

Hartford, Conn. May 1G.-First Baseman Bngg of
the Amherst Aggies. had of his Kidneys ruptured
by accident In q collision with Il Trinity man In
saturdays game here. His condition serious. Bagg
taksn to the house OF Manager Charles Goodrich
OF tho Team. His parents live In West Springfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
PLEASED WITH THE DECISION.
Ir1zExs OF OREGON AND WASHINGTON HAPPY

CITIZENS OF OREGON AND WASHINGTON HAPPY
OVER THE RESULT.
Portland. Ore, May 16.-Great satisfaction Is ex-
pressed here over the decision OF the supreme Court
on the Geary law. Cinnamon have nothing to say.
but are waiting for instruction from six Companies
Regarding the deportation, Federal officers state that
nothing can be done without instructions from Wash
ington. There are about $4,000 Chinese In this dis
,rict and less than 900 have registered. There will
be no riots or anti-Chinesc demonstrations Of any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
MORE TIME GRANTED A. &. YATEs's ASSIGNEE

MORE TIME GRANTED A. &. YATES'S ASSIGNEE
Rochester May 16 CSpccial).-Walter B. Duffy. ~,
signee OF Arthur g. Yates, the coal merchant and
railroad president, who assigned April IL rs n
result OF indorsinG the paper Of II. II. Warner the big
patent medicine manufacturer. peiitloncd Judge Wer
this afternoon for an extension OF fifteen days
in the time for Hing schedules OF assets and IabiIi
ties. The original thirty day limit expires to- morrow.
The petition granted and at The same tim. the.
assicnee's bond raised from $4,000 70 .1oO =
900, Hiram W. Sblcy and Hobart L. Atkinson fur.
nishing the additional security. In his petition In.
assignee said that thus far he had found prop,rty
consisting Of the coal yard in this city rcal,stote
and coal docks ut Charlotte, railroad and mining stock
interests In wholesale coal corporations notes. ne
counts aud blls receivable, amounting in the aggregate,
to Si.9OO.oO0. All this pl0p,ry Is morg5 I'D ar
pledged TO liabilities amounting TO 81 600 900
The assignee also reports other propcrty to the p,noup
Of S5oO0OO or 100000. none Of which is enc,u,.
lered. lie has already collected S23 343 IL due to
the assgnor ~ w
II Is thought that the final schedules OF the assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
HOME SEEK EN-

NONE SEEkER- Viii mad nj
tNr"l Bound Brook freedom from mos.
wat"r. electric lights Trlford n,v,.d
strco, lots restricted against objec.
fionaDie features, beautiful cottages and
choice lois Tor sale chop. on cas-, terms.
: lines Of y. Il frequent fact trains.
bloek s'Hn.lr, iDsurlhg -aiety. tom.
mu.i'loh ~ cents tyuc. 81 minutes
"'IEF IT,; .i raDtofy slt"' nonatcl.
IS. 900 houec II built.
Il. V. PIERCE. Bound Brook, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

VIII be OF ,sus TO the world By illustrating the
mrns IN tnc mechanical arts and eminent VIII
tell sou unt the progress In medicinal agents has bee, ~
equal importance and siren 7thenng laxative fhs
syrup OF Figs Is far In ldyance Of ell others. "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA, Soc SOAP
25c.; RES0LyENT; 81. Prepared by the PoTTE1
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston.
~ How TO Cure Skin Disease" "a pages SO tllus
trations, and testimonials, mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

will not materially alter the figures her, given and
that the assets will amour; TO about S2,3CO,JOO, win
liabilities OF 81 ,6O),OOt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
DARING ESCAPE or FOUR c0yvIcrs

Jcher'onvllc, Ind. May I6.-Robcrt Adams, Nathan
Bell. Trunk Mccarthy ana William Nelson, alias
Rodgers, escaped last night from the Indiana Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
HOODS
SarsaparilIa.
Y. CURES
Hearty and Robust

al, has used about bottles OF Hoods
and to-day and for the last six months she seems like
. being. We as
Hearty and Robust
the young people who live us We do want the
afflicted to know what Hoods SSrsnpara has done for
and feel II duty 20 let people know I'm this way
Of the help obtained. With grateful acknowledgment
&. 4. Hood a. Co." REV. q. II. POWER 1924 Han.
oyerst., Chicago, Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

HOODS PILLS the best att rdinncr Pulls. assist
digestion. cure headache. 26..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
ALMOST MASS SORES.
so Painful No Rest at Night. Doctor
No Help. Cure speedy and
Complete by Cuticura.

Late in the fall 1890 aiicte1 with salt .hcum
or eczema MY face, head and neck were almost con
piete mass of and some otaer pats q my body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

am row completely cured Ny skin smooth and -
recommend your cUTicURA REM gDiEs to ali thss.
acted with skin blood diseases, for positive they
Will them.
f.. A. HOLMES,
East Aurora n. Y, Breaker and Trainer OF Colts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

particulars
The evening world., 1893-10-13
HUMAN VULTURES AT WORK.
RobbinR Survivors OF the Gulf Storm
Measures for Relief.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. 13.-The
Citizens Relief Committee has decided
to mass the fund raised for the relief OF
the storm sufferers INTO one grand gen
eral fund. Funds and clothing will con
tinue to be distributed. but the commit
tee in charge viii apply the bulk of the
funds to the work of re~-establishing the
destitute people.
Their cabins will be rebuilt or they
will be furnished the material to do the
work themselves. Their luggers and
and other fishing craft will be raised
ana made seaworthy and seines and sup
plies will be provided. This will require
II large sum and the Committee has is
sued an appeal to the people for more
subscriptions
Peter Frey. who has just returned
from Chcnierc Caminada, says that on
Monday night seventy.iive bodies were
picked up on the scashorc thirty miles
away, while forty Corpses were found
at the other, end of Grand Island.
The majority of the survivors are
children who have lost their parents
and relatives. Many ~scOundrel3, mostly
from New Orleans, tiocked to the atiiict-
ed section and nave stolen the furniture
picked up along the shore, robbed the
lead and stole from the living as well
ns taking rations given out to deserving
manila
The evening world., 1893-10-13

same order Of things will take place
when the storm reaches New York.
If the storm continues In the direction
be central close to the coast
when 1t gets here. Hurricanes from the
South are as uncertain as South Amcri-
can Governments. however. and the one
now on its way North may dcvote most
of It's fury far out at sea or away inland.
The local weather bureau has for
several days been warning. outgoing
vessels. and the captains Of all passenger
steamships should be on the lookout.
The S%hvRbrah lin" has only the CITY
of augusta and the CITY of BirfninE-
ham out. The former left here oct. II,
and Is due at Savannah to night. She
as about 700 cabin passengers on
board. Her owner think she can
weather any gale
The city Of BIRMINGHAM is from
Savannah, and is due here tonight.
She has probably been north OF the
storm al the way.
The CsTde linz has out the 1roqnoIa.
Cherokee and Seminole. The %Iropuuis
should be between Charleston and Jack
sonvillo now, ana the Cherokee should
reach Charleston ut g o'clock tonight.
They are both from New York. The
Seminole left Jacksonville at u o'clock
yesterday morning, and was to call Mt
en-, TlcgtOn at : o'clock this mOrninE.
She Will then leave for New York, and
will be In the wake OF the hurricane.
1t Is believed that fishing-Doats have
been sufficiently warnCd and VIII not he
caught mapping as they were by the
last gale from the south.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
SOLD BOGUS MORTGAGES.
Ferguson Admits Ills Guilt and Says
He Gambled tho Money Away.

Simon u. Ferguson, twontr-el@ht Years
old. Of Bath Bcich, vino carries IN bust
ness as "A mortgage and Ian brnE n,
with an office in the Domestic idii!Iay,
Broadway and Fourteenth street. was
arraignod In the TombS pulicc Court to-
day ON the charge Of gran lirccny. II"
was held in 81 900 ban ior examination
IN oct. Is.
The charge was made by Mrs. .Jo-
Hrphin" l." Melville. wife of Jerome e..
Melville, also Il mprlSIg" ana loan br.,h-
~. at 20 East Foura''ntn str set, uai
living at 200 coluNu IS avenue.
Ferguson was introduced 90 ;he Mel
villcs hv a broker nam"l %.gra'. IL
said F,rEl6on WAS an hon 1t man. lat
was pressed tor money ,ni watt to
sell some chattcl mortgaE -. MR., Mcl-
vile bought fnity-threu. .Or w!iCn sh.!
paid $i.3nV.
Upon investigation she fouul a,l tho
The evening world., 1893-10-13
SUICIDE OF A SERVANT.
Melancholy Led Anna Schmogncr to
Turn on the Gas.

Anna Schmogner, twenty-five years
old, Il servant in the employ of Nathan
Jacobsen, of l56 West One Hundred and
Fifth street, was found dead in her bed
at alr. Jacobscn's house this morning at
SO.
She had stopped up the keyhcle and
closed tho windows tightly and turned
on the gas.
The girl had been melancholy for some
DAYS past. but beyond this there is no
known cause for her suicide. h las Il
sister, Mrs. lrra NogI, living at lSj
Avenue 4.
\ letter was found in the suicides
room from John Mesolko. Perth .Anlboy,
in which he invited the sisters to II
Amhoy. There was also IN envelope
found addressed to her sister in Avenue
Il. but there was no letter found any
where written By the dead Girl.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
ANOTHER CYCLONE.
A Southern Weather Fury Headed
This Way.
Worse Than the One That Wrecked
the Savannah.
Tremendous Downpour OF Rain
Coming with 1t.

The Signal Service Bureau ordered
storm signals as far north as Della
ware Breakwater this morning, and In
formation. signals as far north as East-
port, Me.
Observer Smith said the storm Is NOV
ing q little west of north, and that 1t
will probably be central in this vicinity
some time tomorrow. He predicts a
furious gale. and says 1t. will be accom-
panied by heavy rains, which Will start
tonight. After the storm the forecast
IL for colder weather.
The storm that Is coming from the
South is a production of the West IN
dies, and is a regular sub-tropcal hurri-
zane that meteorologists always look for
in October.
At s o'clock this morning the Informal
ton received at the local weather bu-
reau, vas that the hurricane was central
off the coast of Georgia and Carolina.
tween thirty and forty miles an hour.
Mr.. Smith said that II was more
furious than the gale which wrecked the
steamship City of savannah, There Is
only one storm, however. so there Is no
danger of colliding winds to form Il
The greatest velocity of wind was ie-
corded at Wilmington. N. c., where it
was toying with telegraph poles and
Carolina groves at the rate OF "a miles
an hour. At Norfolk 1t was blowing 20
miles an hour: Philadelphia. lG miles an
hour, and IL miles al hour here. show.
ing that the hurricanes advance guard
Is rapidly coming North.
The accompanying downfall of rain Is
tremendous, 1t having been 3.aS inches at
Savannah for the t~wenty-four hours
ending at 8 o'clock.
At Mobile the temperature was rs de-
grees and at Montgomery So degrees.
which are not unusual records for this
time of year. Mr.. Smith said the mer-
curry would probably take II sudden drop
after the storm passes and that the
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Mrs. o'Rrien Sue, for 10000.

Mrs. Theresa o Brien, o. .2i West Thir'ieI
street, has thrOuSh her attorney, Louis ..owcn.
stein. Al The FG.it:sr I%uilGins, commenced q cmi
for Sl0, coo damages in the City Court againa
Harry Geary. OF lS West Twenty-eighth street
a foreman in the stables Of Il. J. IIorncr & Co
Mrs. o Bri0n asserts that Gcary had her falselt
irlprisored on the charge OF stealing his dia
mUnd pin. In the Jefferson Market Police Cour
the neat dav she was dis rhargei when a frien(
OF Gepry appeared with the pin, which he tool
from hts friend because he was afraid Gean
would lose 1t while drunk.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
COULD NOT LEAVE HER MOTHER.
That Seems to Re the Reason Miss
Uaderh!ll Is Not Married.

PORTCHESTER, n. Y, oct. twill
lam Sniiiin, the druggist, of this village,
has kept himself secluded since it be-
came known hat he had broken off his
engagement with Annie Underhill, also
of Portchost"r.
Miss tnicrhill, who Is now said to be
in Boston with her widowed mother,
has not offered any explanation of why
the Engagement was broken. Her
friends In pO~rtChcStcr, however, say II
was mutually agreed by herself and MI.
Sniff to break off the engagement.
and there viii be no breach OF promise
suit.
The statement OF Mr.. Snifln's mother
The evening world., 1893-10-13
THE SOUTHERN STORM WANING.
Loses Its Cyclonic Force es 1t Comes
Northward.

AUGUSTA, Ga, oct. 13.-A high win
prevailed all last night, accompanied
with heavy rain.
Some few of the western Union wires
are down. but 1t Is hoped that they will
be repaired by noon to-day.
The storm does not appear to be as Sc
rious as was the August cyclone.
CHARLESTON, s. G.. oct. IL. L. 30 A..
M.-The wind is decreasing and there is
no rain.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
THREE BURGLARS REHANDED.
They Broke into a Factory and
Stole Brass Goods,

Three bui glars arraigned by Detectives
Clarlier and Browne. of the Prince
street station. in the jefferson Market
Court to-day. were remandel until to-
morrow. The burglars are George
WaCner, aged twenty-five, of NariCk
street: william Dorian, aged twenty
four, of l5 West Houston street, and
" Iliam IuoIe, aged twenty, Of 80 Watts
street
They are charged with stealing from
the factory OF ". III. Prise, at As Watts
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Mansfield Mine Horror Verdict.

CRYSTAL FALLS, Mich. oct. lI.-The inyes'i-
CATION OF Mansfield Mine disaster. which, cos,
the lives Of twenty-sevcn men on the night Of
Sept. ~. was brought 70 a close last night. Tho
jury returned a verdict IT criminal neglect on
the part Of the Mansfield Iron MANUFACTURING
Company. and Individually censurcd W. s. cal
houn. OF Chicago. the President und General Man.
aegr OF the operating Company.