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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
4 MURDERER'S WIFE.
She Appears ut the Jail with Proofs OF Her
Marriage to DR.. West.

maFTlHEe 10 " csts
San Francisco. Sept. 26.-The police and tho
prosecutors Of DR.. Eugene F. West. who muir
dered Addie Gilmour and cast the fragments
OF her body into the bay. were baifled to-day
by q womaus wit Addie Staley. % years old
was arrested early in the case. She admitted
that she knew great deal about the relations
between DR.. West and Miss Gilmour and said
that for O year she had been engaged to tho
physician. 1t was learned that she assisted
West in the case Of his patient and there Wss
strong reason to believe that she could tell the
whole story OF the crime. but there was no
evidence against her and she was released
Several times she tried to See DR. West In
his cell. but the officials barred her out. To-
day she appeared in the chiefs Office and de-
manded permission to see not her fance. but
her husband. producing q certificate, OF mar
rage duly signed. acknowledged before q
notary and recorded. WI III it she had a license
in legal form authorizing u more complete
ceremony.
The chief seeing that he had been outwitted
gave her entrance to Vests cell. Under tho
law this seals the lips Of the girl. and the evil
dence on which the authorities counted Is lost.
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Fire Horse. XIII n Child.

While the fire engines were changing down
Second avenue yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock to a fire at 1870. six-year-old George
Nj. Rice of l.414 Second avenue got in front Of
the horses OF the tender OF Engine a. and was
trampled and killed before the driver could
pull up. The engine lies In Seventy fifth
street between Second and Third avenues and
tho accident occurred at Seventy-third street
and Second avenue. James Kelly OF 1923 East
Seventy seventh street. the driver. was ar
rested. but was released on his parole by or
der OF Coroner MeHenna. who was satisfied by
persons who saw 1t that tho child's death was
not due to any fault OF Kellys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
The Murderer OF "a Girl Found Cutting Corn.

HARRISBURG. Sept 26,-Ben:amin Franklln
Tennis was cutting corn in a fold near Hum
melstown this morning when Detective S. J.
Anderson arrested him. On the way to the
county Jail he confessed to the detective that
he strangled to death 9-year- old Agnes Cooper
donderry township, while she was on a lonely
path on her way to tho district school. He
her father.
The prisoner Is the father of seven children.
His wife Is dead. He Is - years old. and Is an
lynching on the way to the Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
THE SHOTGUN VAS LOADED,
SO the italian Barber at Whom 1t Was
Pointed In joke Was kned.

Pointed In Joke Was kiled.
Raphelo Doneti. an italian tailor living at
226 Main street. Yonkers. accidentally shot and
killed his friend Frank Guarlno yesterday.
Doneti called at Antonio Fraylos barber shop
in Kellinger street. where Guarno was en-
ployed. to get his shotgun. which had been
left there.
weapon and. pointing it ut Guarino. said:
'lL.ook out for yourself" at the same time
pulling the trigger. The gun went of.
Guarno threw up HIS hands and dropped to
the floor MORALLY wounded. DonetL terror
stricken; ran to his friends assistance. Qua
rtno died few min utes later. The full charge
had entered in the region OF the heart. Doneti,
who is locked up at Police Headquarters. says
he did not know the gun was loaded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
PICKED UP 4 z1FEBoAT MARKED A1vo.
The Jason, Due Tomorrow, May Bring
News Of the MIssing SteamshIp.

Messrs. PIN. Forwood & Co.. agents OF tho
Atlas line Of steam ers have received cable
despatch from Kingston. Jamaica. saying that
the steamer Jason. Capt. Legoe. picked up a
lifeboat marked Alvo and landed 1t ut Montego
Bay. No other particulars were given in the
telegram. The Jason left this port on the 14th
inst. for Montego Bay and other ports She Is
due here on her return trip tomorrow. when
further details will be obtained from Capt.
Legoe. Messrs. J. E. Kerr Co. agents OF the
Jason. say that no Information has been re-
ceived by thom regarding the finding OF the
Alvo's ifeboat.
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SYRACUSE. n. Y. Sept. 2d.-FremontV Brown.
a Christian clergyman WHO recently resigned
his charge at Braddock. fa., committed suicide
here this morning by, jumping into the Erie
and was being taken to tho Ogdensburg
asylum from Pembroke. Genesee county. but
eluded his keepers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
EXPERIMENTATION Denoune.d.

oITY OF MEXICO. Sept Pea sleiGht-of-
hand performer named Balebrezo and his
wife. whose professional name 10 Emma Lin
den. have been Obliged to discontinue their
performances and illusions on account OF a
priest having said from the pulpit that their
works were " of the devil" As u consequences
the women OF tho place refused TO attend the
performances. Most OF the papers here have
DENOUNCED the priest as u fanatic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
Fernando WAS IN A HURRY,

So He Jumped from an Elevated Station In
stead OF Walking Down Stairs.
A Spanish negro about 80 years old. rode
down from Harlem in Third avenue elevated
car on Monday night He got Off at Eighty
ninth street. Without waiting to look for the
staircase he climbed over the platform railing.
hung to it for a moment. and dropped into the
street. ,
Policeman Shiels ran up. expecting to find
the negro badly hurt. He found him appar.
emily none the worse for his experience All
that the limited English spoken by the negro
conveyed was that his name was EScamillo
Fernandez, and that he was In a hurry to go
to his home at Ninety-eighth street and Sec
ond avenue He was allowed to go there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
The German Army WIN Buy American Corn

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-Consul- General Ed
wards OF Berlin reports to the State Depart
ment that the German Minister Of War has Or
dered tho military authorities to use Indian
corn mixed with oats In making up the ra-
tlops for the army horses This will lead to
heavy importations OF American corn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
Aged Toll Keeper. hound aud Robbed.

BUTLER. Pa. Sept. 2d-Last midnight five
masked men with a telegraph pole battered
down the door OF toll house No. = on tho But
lor plank road, They then bound Mr.. DIesle.
age and rapsack cd the house. They took 5000
In cash and other yaluables. When found this
morning the aged couple were almost dead
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Dism,.sed from tho Ministry.

SCRANTON. Pa, Sept. 2G,-The Lackawanna
presbytery, in session at Dunmore, to-day
aummarily dismissed from the ministry C. l.
Weisswasser.'who was recently pastor OF the
German Pres byteriHn Church in this city. for
elopement with Mrs. Charles Schuer. The
missing couple have not yet been found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
Chicago and R.,urn. VIA Erie. $500.

Personally eOnducted excursion train leaves cham
beers a. lOi A. NJ. BAL urGAy sept 80 aTriy CLl
tiih +. neAtday, Elegant new coaches with hi4r,
back seats, Uniformed IOrters ~ attendance. Special
COACHES for ladies' Tickets good ten days with DrvI
loge OF returning via kiRgArN Falls similar e&cur-
slns Oct r, ~ and IL IL should be borne In mind
that the Ere the only line whose trains Iro-
tecud By back safety as the snEo dIslAncs Ne
YUEk tU CLicag0.-Adp.
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NO MORE PUBLIC RECKPTIONs.
The President Dlscohtiuurs Ills Custom or
KccniYIng The pmhilc q rmermllN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. III The President has
determined to discontinue his public reoep-
tons. The custom OF receiving the public in
the East Room on Mondays. Wednesdays. and
Fridays at l o'clock was begun by President
Cleveland early in his first term, was practiscd
by President Harrison throughout his term.
and was renewed by President Cleveland last
March up to the time he went to Gray Gables
10 recupGrate hi health.
No receptions of this kind have been given
since then. and it Is understood that tho l're-i-
dent means to discontinue" them entirely, suh-
stituting special receptions to visiting bodies
wheneve the occasion just!hes il.
Try CaIisSyH la EIIIn as After
Dinner cordial; yUu wouldn't believe Il n.sdic.ne-Aaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
Tho Charleston to Reach Rio To-day.

WASHINGTON. Sent. 20.-Secretary Herbert
received despatch this morning through Mr..
Hill. the United States Consul at Montevideo.
saying that the Charleston left Montevideo on
Friday for Rio Janeiro. She ought. hereiore
to reach Rio within twepty-four hours.
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A Home for zebu. and Bison.

The handsome now cattle house at tho Con-
trial Park menagerie is now completed. and
will be ready for occupancy as soon as the
paddocks in front OF 1t have been graded. 1t
will DO fho homo OF the zebus and the American
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
Anew Raven Maa shoots Himself.

New HAyES. Sept. 2G-W. NJ T. Duychurch
shot himself four times In the head this morn
ing. His son found his body in the attic. De-
spOndency at loss Of work is thought TO have
been the cause Of tie suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27
Three Daehshund. for Mrs. Cleveland.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26Three young dachs-
hunds arrived at the White House this morn
ing alter a journey over land and sen Of 1000
miles. They were sent to Mrs Cleveland by
MI Merritt. the United States Consul ut
Bremen, Germany.
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SOUTHAMPTON. Sent 26.-Mr. Royal Phelps
Carrolls yacht Nayahoe has completed her
outfit here for her return to the United States.
She will start Tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll will sail on her.. 1t Is probable that the
yacht will touch at Madeira.
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Don't FORGET that tho ETies next Worlds FAtr sEcuH
saves GEauhyTs St lu:lb A. NJ SATURDAY. 5spL 90
kGIs, $la Limit, ton dRyL-Aas.
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$1,000 TO Chicago aud Return

Via Now York ontario and Western liarlway, on
Thursday Sent % Oct 2. oct IL oct ", Oct "a Via
Niagara Fails Eau information ~ 81 broadway.
New York-.AaV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27

Ripans TnbusS correct bad breath Ald Improve the
COM IsS4ou. order Of your drugSlst-A6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-27

Try CaIissSn Ia KIIIn AS After
DInnsr cordial yUu wouldn't believe Al incidence
The sun., 1893-03-31
THE PRESIDENT YIELDS
He Withdraws the Nomination OF Mr.. Watts
When the Cherokees Demand Il

He wIthdraws the Nomination OF Mr.. Watts
When the CherokeeS Demand H.
TALEouAH. ]. T.. March 3O-Just as the
Council was getting down to business this
morning. q message came from Washington
that W. ]. Watts. the leader Of the intruder
element. had been appointed Postmaster at
Muldrow. Cherokee Nation. Both houses Of
the National Council went wild with excite
ment.
In less than half an hour dozen different
resolutions to POSTPONE indefinitely all matters
pertaining to the Strip were introduced. After
much debating both houses adjourned until u
protest could he wired to President Cleveland.
Congressman Peel. who is here. ut once toIe-
graphed tho President to withdraw Watts;'s
surely fail Within four hours Chief Harris
received u message from the President saying
that tho nomination Of Watts had been with
drawn.
The Indians were highly slated. and gen eral
good feeling prevails. At n late hour this
evening the Council reconvened and passed q
bill authorizing ~ commlttss to draw up and
report, q bill ratifying the Strip sale. What the
ported is still matter OF conjecture.
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STEALING PUBLIC MONEY.
F0UR OFFICIALS OF NEBRASKA 8C-
CJ'SED OF ROBBING THE STATE.

A Special Committee OF tho Legislature
Recommends thnt They be rmpcsched-
The TREASURY Thrown Open 10 Dishonest
Contractors by Servants OF the People.
LINCOLN. Mnrch 30.--The House Of Repre-
sentatives some days ago appointed n special
committee OF three attorneys, ono Republican.
ono Democrat. and one Independent. to exam
Inc the charges which have teen preferred
against tho State officers. The COM
mittee reported to-day. The majority re-
port. signed by W. l.. Greene und.) and
George W. Doans tDem.). says that
"thcre is sufficient testimony to warrant us
In instituting impeachment proceedings
against J. c. Allen. Secretary OF State: A. II.
Humphrey. Commissioner OF Public Lands and
Buildings: George II. Hastings. Attorney Gen.
eral. and J. E. Hill. ex.TreasureE
The testimony shows systematic and con-
tinuous plunderinG OF the State by some OF the
contractors for furnishing supplies to the
Hospital for the Insane and in tho account
rendered to the Board OF Public Lands and
Buildings for material furnish cd and later ap-
piled in the construction OF the addition to tho
penitentiary known as the new cell house.
and we recommend that suit be instituted
against such OF the fraudulent contractors as
are financially responsible to recover
the amounts which they have fraudulcntly OBJ
tanned from the State: also that suits be COM
menccd against such OF the parties as the tes-
tmony shows were I'm plicated in the frauds
as aiders and abettors while In the service Of
the State. and the sureties upon their bonds
In cases where bonds were given"
Judge Pound. the Republican member OF the
committee. submitted q separate report He
says: Tho evidence seoms to Justify im-
peachment proceedings against Allen. Hum
phrey. and Hastings"
The presentation OF these reports created in
tense excitement Representative Barry offered
aresolution directing that articles OF i'm peach
ment be prepared and presented to the Su-
preme Court charging HastinRs. Allen. Hum
phrey. and Hill with mnlfeasance in Office.
At o'clock this afternoon the Legislature
assembled in Joint convention. but. as some
members were absent. all adjournment WAS
taken until tomorrow afternoon. The senti-
ment among the members is in favor Of inn
parchment and the first step will probably be
taken to- morrow.
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TWENTY HOURS 10 CHICAGO.
New York Central to Start n New Fa,
Train on April 30.

New York Central to Start n New Fast
Train April 30.
Ever since the Empire State Express train
has been running from this city to Buffalo
over the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad there has been desire on the part OF
some Of the persons interested to have q some
what similar fast train to run clenr through to
Chicago.
The matter came up for discussion at a
meeting Of tho Presidents Of the Vanderbilt
roads yesterday. and 1t was decided to begin
such n train service on April 80.
There were present at tho meeting Mr.. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. W. X. Vanderbilt. Mr.
Chnuncey Depew. Mr.. William Bliss OF the B.
and \. road. Mr.. Newell OF the Lake Shore. Mr.
Ledyard Of the Michigan Central. Mr.. ingalls,
Mr.. H. J. Hayden. and Mr.. II. Walter Webb.
The train is to leave the Grand Central De-
pot every day at =. ". nnd arrfve In Chica 60
at 10 o'clock III o'clock New York time) the
following morning. This makes Its rum
ming time. twenty hours. or Ave hours
less than that Of tho fastast train which
Is @ now S ro scheduled lie o.n over any read In
tern now used on the Empire State Express.
and will consist OF Ave coaches. one buffet
combination coach. one dining coach. and
three sleepers. all Of tho Wagner vestibuled
The fare on this train is to be S25. So moro
than the rate on the limited. s. moro than the
regular flrst-class rate. and $S more than the
lines which have agreed upon differentiated
rates.
The sun., 1893-03-31
ord order for the superintendent of that region of

order ss for the superintendent OF that region OF
on s ss1 Al sIns .! drain; and 'Ts Tss s.Sss sM
alcps the d,ains IN the neigiiborhood thereof
President Gorham OF the Board Of Health.
who W., had accom- nanied tho party. looked very
liys 4 you close our mains p he asked.
,,.,Irhat; M dear sir" LAWYER Dykman ns, ex. .
city Of New York has been. doing your scayen::
ger and sewerage work long enough. And
ago the eity Is ISoking out Tor itself. WIN"
very y MI spa ndsSs; @ %
across lots TO get to another part Of the brook.
following Commissioner DAILY. Tho path that
thney h came % 70 now was very narrow one. ana; ;
to walk in Indian tiie. IL was very funny
sight to see that long string Of mon struggling
the %ud gses n n each
proeession.% and and the cattle in the nelds looked
Arriving at a turn in the road the party came
upon anothrr cluster of houses bordering the
to ,Ss. ourse o pa
Eineer Birdsaii carefully examined the. eround
It's a little swampy on the sariaes." the
thnas tyhil,sgers told him .6ut below tho surface
We'll, Commissioner." Mr.. Birdsall. says,
there fs only one thing for US to do. l shall
como up here next week and examine this
ground very carefully to SEQ II there is any
WAY OF pudding q sewerage Rystem OF some
kind. II We find the proper ground where all
the refuse would be absorbed 1t will only be
necessn!y to remove the houses within ono
II We should ind no suitable ground It may be
necessary to hny all the land for thousand
feet on each sido OF the brook. From the littlo
that I have seen of the ground think that
Hall dozen vehicles were secured. and the
expedition started for Pine Bridge over the
picturesque land that lies between Mt Kisco
and Croton Lake The eCommissioner inspected
the Croton Lake House. o big. three 81 ory
hotel. which drains into the lake. In less than
five minutes he came to the conclusion that
this building. ought to be removed. He COM
municatsd his opinion to Engineer Birdsall.
who said. verv promptly:
....Thata Just tho way it strikes me-
WELL" said tho Com m esioner. " Pm awful
y hungry: Let Let's sea, eat our lunch there first be-
So they all went inside and ate ahearty m cal.
during which not word was said about tho
hotel This hotel IL we'll known throughout
the county. 1t is here that many OF the polit-
The sun., 1893-03-31
CHoCTAW BAT7nE COMING.
Word Sent to uoke saith that Bioodshed
Seems Unavoidable.

ANTLERs, ]. T.. March 3o.-Tbere is mucl,
anxiety here over the Choctaw situation. That
another battle will be fought soon seems
probable To-day. active preparations have
been going on by both sides for n fight. This
afternoon sixteen mounted miltiamen went
through here on route to Goodland. where the
militia is being masscd. On tho Inbound
train thore were sixty-fvo more.
Locke has withdrawn from town and crossed
the river to his ranch on tho east side OF the
kiamftia River. about three miles northeast Of
town. No one knows positively how many
men he has with him. but It is believed that
no has stronger force than before. Tonight
the Hon. John G. Gibbons. United States Com
missioner here. sent tho following telegram:
ASrLrRs. l. T.. March 30
leo Benre. Indian lser, Ns,tcg,eLE
Forces still increas,ng. Boodshed unavoidable and
that soon Hope no United States citizen will be In.
voved but afraid they will II you nre coming you
had better be quick. JoHs c. GibBoNs
TeleRrams OF similar character were sent to
the Hon. Charles b. Stewart at Gainesville.
Tex. and Judge james NJ. Shackolford. Mus
kogee. l. T. The following was also sent:
ASrLEss. l. T.. March 80.
Hon. Hose Smith. Secretary of Interior. Wahington D. C..
Cboctaw forces within few miles OF each other.
Roodsbsd unavoidable unless immediate relief 10 had
Gov. Jones can be reached at Paris. Tex to morrow
morning early. JonS c. GissoSs
United States Commissioner.
Whether these officials, can do anything at
this stage Is doubtful. 1t IL known that tho
militia bitterly resent the Intervention OF nom
citizens IN this matter. few hours more will
tell the result.
The sun., 1893-03-31
WOULD HAVE WRECKED THE BANK.
Regard for Depositors tho Reason for he.
cent Action In the Atiaat. Trouble.

Regard for Dcpositors tho Reason for he.
cent Action In the Atlanta Trouble.
ATLANTA. March 30.-The stoppage OF tho In
vestigation into the affairs OF the Gate City
National Bank by order OF Attorney General
Olney has been explained. Tho Grand Jury
was about to find true bills against two
officials OF the bank in addition to deiaulter
Redwinp.
There is now nearly 100000 in the bank s
vaults. collected since the bank closed. This
amount, with other assets. make the situation
such that deposto-s could get dollar for dollar
u the business was properly managed. The
indictment OF any more bank officials would
have imperilled the banks affairs financially.
and the reopening would have been impos-
sible. This would work great injury to the
depositors.
4 man who is well iniormea on the banks
affairs SAID this morning: The only thing for
which any Of the bank officers could have been
indicted was for allowing the money to he
loaned out In manner not exactly according
to law. This would only amount to n forfeit OF
the banks charter" District Attorney Darnell
bad something to say about Attorney; General
Olney In tho Grand Jury room when the order
stopping the investigation was read. He was
angry. and went SO far as to say that the Grand
Jury WAS supreme. and II 1t wanted to It could
20 on with tho Investigation whether the At
torney'General liked 1t or not
The sun., 1893-03-31
MT. KlSCO MAY BE WIPED OUT
FINE BRIDGE, WHICH Is SMALLER,
MUST GO At ONCE.

Consissiorer DAILY Astonishes the Natives
with sur,assry Orders for the Purincs tion
OF the Water suppiy-Brewsters Next.
There is possibility that thrce-auarters OF
the village Of Mt Kisco In Wcstchester county
will be destroyed in order TO remove the
sources OF pollution Of our drinking wator.
Commissioner Of Public Works DAILY and En-
aineer BirdsalI. aftor thorough investigation
yesterday. came to the conclusion that unless
somc kind OF " sewerage system could be con-
structed. all tho houses within thousand feet
OF the brook which runs through this village
would havo to 10 removed. A good sewerage
system Mt. Kisco can never have. and as the
possibilities Of having even nn ordinary one
are very limited. Mt. kisco stands q fair chance
OF being removed from the face Of tho earth.
But whether Mt Kisco goes or not. one OF its
small neighbors. Pine Bridge. situated on
Croton Lake. Is doomed to total obiteration.
Pine Bridge IS only hamlet consisting of
hotel and half dozen small houses. The
proprietors Of the hotel have already been notl-
The sun., 1893-03-31

CHICAGO. March 30.-Frank rendry was ar
raigned in the police court to-day charged
with robbery and attempted murder The
prisoner calmly told how lie became u
desperate and OF tho various people he has
held I'D and robbed. He was arrested last
night at Adams and Loomis streets. wearing a
black mask and armed with two revolysrs. He
admitted that on Monday night he held up a
victim showed light shot him In the hand
The man he referred TO WAS II. ID. Sk elton OF
376 West Monroe street: Pendry also said
that he is wanted in Cleveland. o.. to answer
several charges of burglary and robbery. He
Is the son Of John D Pendry. tea msrchant
held in bonds OF 81. 600 for trial