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The evening world., 1894-08-21

Immediately, forgetting in his excite
ment that he was without his hat.
b. vinegar, a neighbor, caught him by
the arm and half pushed, half dragged
Fourier into another room, where he
succeeded in restraining him somewhat.
The bereaved husband kept moaning
about his Juiette, however, to such an
extent that some OF those present feared
he would lose his mind.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
B0arders Day, I0-M0rr0W! M % @ Evening w

abouts of James Marks, to whom the
writer wishes to communicate something
Of Importance. There are two letters
written by the dead man to Maurice"
apparently friend.
The letter was to a friend named Maui
rice. which read:
AUG. 20, 1894
Dear Friend Maurice lHebrew charactersJ:
Be a good boy and don't swear. can't help
1t, l am in love. and you know how much I
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Get. $50, 900 for Her Husband.
IBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. aug. sl-rh Mexican Govern
msnt has placed with the state Department TO
the credit OF Mrs. Leon Mcleod Baldwin, the
sum Of SEQ 900. as indemnity for the assassination
N her husband Mr.. Baldwin vas Superintendent
~ Inc Valencisna mines. In August, 1887, he was
kilisd BIZ two Mexican desperadoes, Secretary
Bayrd Endorsed the claim OF 500 900 indemnity
preferred by Mrs. Baldwin, and II has taken
seven years 10 convince the MEXICAN GoNernment
mat Il vas liable. Meanwhile the indemnity vas
sealed down 10 isooNN,
The evening world., 1894-08-21
KEENE's FATHER DEAD.
He Was Eighty-six Years Old and
Lived In Paris. -

A special cable from Paris announces
the death of the father OF James r.
Keene.
He had lived in Paris for the last
twenty years and was in good health
until five months ago.
He was eighty-six years old.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
SANDOWNE'S GREAT WIN.
The Talent Pinned Their Faith To
CIementine In the Second
Special to The Evening world.)

Special to The Evening World)
RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, Aug. q.
The blue pencil came very near spoil
ing the card here to-day. Indiscriminate
scratching was INDUCED in and the fields
were reduced to skeleton-like proper
tons.
The track was mainly responsible for
this, 1t being deep and sticky. 1t was
drying fast however. and will be In
fine shape by tomorrow.
FIRST RACE.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
MRS. DAILY DEAD.

End C.pe nj Her summer Rest
dence I'm Sag Harber. +
Mrs. Maria Lydia DAILY. wife Of ex-
Chief Justice Charles p. DAILY and
daughter OF the late Philip NJ. Lydis.
died at her Summer residence in Sag
HarHor to-day. She was in the seven-
tieth year Of her age.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
STRICKEN IN THE CHURCH.
Miss Force While Singing In the
Choir Fell with ApOpIexy.

BURLINGTON, n. j., Aug. H.-Miss
Dora Force was stricken with apoplexy
while singing in the choir of St. Barna-
bass Church on Sunday last.
The physicians who were summoned
Immediately, entertain but little hope OF
her recovery.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
tx RA
They DIED
Julius de Marcus and His
Sweetheart Commit Suicide
in Central Park.
She WAS her UNCLE'S WIFE.
Infatuated with De Marcus and
Unable to Wed Him, They De-
oided to Die Together.
1T Is LIKE A PARTISAN TRAGEDY.
First He Shot Her Through the
Heart, Then Fell Upon Her
Body and Died.
SHE WAS HER UMCLE'S WIFE.
IT'S LIKE A PARTISAN TRAGEDY.

Lying together in one of the most
picturesque spots along the Ramble in
Central Park. midway between the East
and West drives. opposite Seventy-eighth
The evening world., 1894-08-21
THIRD RACE.

Handspun rushed to the front and,
leading all the way won under pun,
nv three lengths from Brioso, who was
second throughout. Franklin was hVe
lengths back. Time-l.ll IA.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
UPHELD BY FLOWER.
He Dismisses the Little Monte Carlo
Charges

ALBANY Aug. 2l.-Gov. Flower has
dismissed the charges against Sheriff
Duffy, of Westchester County, accused
OF allowing a gambling paradise. known
as Little Monte Carlo, to run In open
defiance of the law, on the ground that
there is no foundation for the charges
in fact.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Sheriff Duffy was brought before Gov
Flower on charges preferred by the
Society for the Enforcement Of Crimianl
Law, calling for his removal for neg
lect OF duty in permitting the noto-
line to flourish under his very nose
1t will be recalled that the exposures
of the foul den by THE Evening World"
virtually forced the Sheriff to raid the
place. At this raid, an advanced Tip"
of which was evidently given to the
gamblers, several dummies" were ar
rested.
~, Gontiinued attacks by The Evening
room proprietors to close the place.
On the same day when Sheriff Duffy
made this raid he filed an answer.
through counsel, before Gov. Flower
alleging that the place complained OF
was simply a telegraph Office, where
money was transmitted to the race
tracks to be placed"
The evening world., 1894-08-21
BURKEvILLE is AGAIN HAPPY.
Eddie Back In Left Field and Tier
nan Playing, Too.

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, Aug.
N.-Every sign in the zodaic pointed
towards another victory for New forks
this afternoon. II was glorious day
for the game. clear, cool and bright
enough for every player to get right
on to every curve
And then there Was Eddie Burke. the
Kins OF Sardinia, back again in the
game, bright as a button. blithe as you
please and clipper as a lark. Likewise
Michael Herman was again In the game,
and his many friends rejoiced thereat
aud looked scrutiniZingly at every cop
per on the grounds, They did NOT want
another monkey dido like yesterday TO
ksen Michael from making an honestly
earned acme run. The lads from Boreas-
vile we're still without the very valuable
and which Capt. Amson's presence always
mighty encouraging factor for the
Giants. ,,
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Lizzetta set a clipping pace to the
stretch, where Rubicon caught her.
Both were staggering at the finish. but
Rubicon lasted long enough to win by
a mead. Charmion was two lengths be-
hind Lizzetta. Time-l.D IA.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Sandowne wen, off In front, and open
ing up IA big gap of daylight won In a
gallon by three lengths from lngomar,
who was ten lengths before Clementine.
Time-l.i6.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

I Continued on SI1h Pdge)
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Continued on Second Po9s.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31
skRIoUs RENAn4r4IERrED.
The Horses Handsomely stopped by pr.
 Kelley.

About a:so o'clock yesterday after noon Mrs. Charles s. MeIien. wife oi the second vice president Of the Con- soiidated railroad. and a friend. whose name could not be ascertainet. had q startling experience near the corner of State and Elm streets. Mrs. Meiien and her friend engaged a team from Charles Audley's stables and were being driven 10 the railroad station to take a train for out Of town. Al State and Elm streets the horses became frightened by an electric car and dashed around the curve and the pole collided with a fire alarm box and was broken. The horses started 10 run up State street. when they were dexter ously caught by Veterinary Surgeon James H. Kelley and the runaway averted. The ladies were unInjured. though badly frightened.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31
, COURT RECORD.

City yCourt-Crimina Side-Judge Callahan
 Lawrence Sullivan. drunk, breach o1 the peace, judgment suspended; Mary Sullivan, drunk, breach of the peace judgment suspended: John R. Dalton drunk, nolled on payment of $6.24 costs bathing naked in city limits. judgmen, suspended; John Kelly. bathing naked in city limits, judgment suspended Patrick Butler. bathing naked in city limits, judgment suspended; Frank Lombardi breach of the peace s fine s5.57 costs; Dominica Banardo. breacf of the peace. $5 fine, $5.27 costs; Ed ward Welch. drunk, $5 fine. $s.A costs breach of peace. judgment suspended John Nolan. drunk. $5 fine. s6.24 costs breach of the peace. judgment sus- pended.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31


 ed To-day she is practically a pauper @md with three children lives in small Eo0I i'm the northeast part of the city, mot knowing where her next meal is cGming from
 She is am applicant for a S4S0 position here i'm this department. and her appli- c4tR0n papers are endorsed by some of The best and most influential men of the state from which she comes.
 However that state has already many move in this department than it 5s entitled to, and I fear we can do nothing for her. although it makes me almust sick to have to tell her so"
 This d sample of but one case in a hundred and some of the women now i'm the departments are wives and daughters of some of the best men in 1hs country
 Another class among these applicants IS the women who have been looking for 0-Hzce for years and make regular bus fness of It. If undeF a republican ad- ministratfon they and all the members of their family are republicans, and if under a democratic administration vice versa
 They always have a long list of en- darsements to their petition. especially among the newer members. who dread them as they do a plague. They all ways have tale of woe to tell, and generally with the tears rolling down their cheeks. they do it we'll
 The congressman of several terms, however, soon gets used to this kind cf thing. and turns them of, and in future avoids that particular appli- can't as they do a dynamite stick. . This class is being gradually weeded out however. although with a new ad-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31
Ingham Out on Bonds.

Frederick Ingham, the letter car rier accused of opening letter con taining money, has been released un der bonds of $l,OOO. furnished by At. torney Carlton E. Hoadley. Inghan was taken before United States Com missioner Wright yesterday afternoon and waived examination. He was bound over under s1. 900 bonds to the August term of the United States dis trict court.
 Yesterday at the postofice a subscrip- ton paper was circulated among the ofncials and employees In behalf of Mrs lngham, wife of the accused. she being In delicate health and in need oi runds. Quite a generous sum Has realized. .ssaS,.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31
Took a Dose of L.auflanum,

Mrs. Mary Roberts of 20 Rose street. during a fit of melancholia, yesterday attempted suicide by taking a dose of laudanum. She was discovered by some neighbors and taken in the police ambulance to the hospital. where the usual remedies were applied. She will recover s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31
VIII con.ider Sunday Closing.

A special meeting Of the committee on ordinances will be held tomorrow night. at which time the petition Of the Barbers' association asking that the ordinance in reference to Sunday closing be strictly enforced will be con- sidered. An interesting meeting is an- tIcipatsd,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

-Doctor-''Your husbands pulse il
going AZ terrific rate. madam !
don't know hos 70 account for IL. -
Mrs. Springer know, / told him
you might bring your BIZ With you
New So1x Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

yyvANTFD-S EDGWICK COUNTY WARRANIS
w taken in exchaD-e at par for p. iutS, glass
ana wall paper at The lowest possible price. ). A.
Rishap ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

EOESALE-A FEW SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA
Il Brlttaunlca Is volumes complete ~ good con
citlon, ~ SO ~.iJ cheap Tor cash Addicss ~EEcy
rloaeJf-, " TINS ofi0e lliff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12
VI ANT D-To BUY COUNTY WARRANTS.
FOK S4LE-MisceHaneOns.

I-OR SALE-CHEAP-AGO GOOD MARE, BUGGY
Il and harnt So Palace Stables Ulll II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12
Not 70 be Fooled.

Old Black Bass-Do you see that lit
tie frog hanging there By q string?
Young Black Bass-Ies. mother.
Ola Black Bass-Well. don't bite at
il. child: that IS merely q rubber frog
and very unpalatable. l have observed
them before This one, / think, came
from Boston fishing tackle store. and
presumably there is Bostonian hold
ing the split bamboo which you can
easily distinguish by an upward glanoe-
Here comes nice Fat sinner for YOU,
unencumhered bv anv patent angling
gewgaws. There now, swim of %
piay.-Bostcn Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

THOR SaLE-CIEAP- FIXTURES pF THE
I Post Carieen al OH NUpply. q. T.. consisting
II -four billiard gatiies. two rolling top desks "a
most new. two il on ies. soda water apparatus,
complete individual iiquCr cabinet, fce w.inat
sldeboafd, tables. lamps, chains. healing and COOK
inc stove three hole gasoline stove. afd UIhel
C. IN charge. dl. l2J
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

NXvANTED-A Position As COPIEST AND
w TO do gcnei al Office work Experienced.
Reference furnished Address {, this ONCE. rs G.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12
YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12
SHLSSNleIL,


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-12

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-08
Order Of Sale Of Real Estate.
In the Probate Court of Gilmore
County State of Idaho
In the matter of the estate of Mary
A. J. Munster, deceased.

Albert w. Mars, the administrator of the sstAss n
Mary A. J. Mynster, dscsased. having en- the nth
day Of July, isa< presented his petition 70 the said
Probate Court, daily verified. praying FOR IN arder
authorizing hin 30 seil % mach ard sach pArts II
the real estate belonging 70 the sstats 81 sid Do
ceased. Tor the purposes therein seatefsAtd asesr
coming regularly 10 BE- hsard on ths i3tA dsy 81
Anguss l6e< and upon dus proT4 ~ the ssti fartnn
Of The ssis Court of ths dss pobczsion II cops Of
aid order 10 slos required by isw. and shs
order 81 this coart and zil and singular ths Las and
the esasncs hslzg BY ths Court understood and daiy
consdared--
wksrsapon u b ordered. sdIudyed sad deerssd
that sid Albert W. Msse. the administrator % tho
ssssts Of Mary A. J. MynsteF. assassd b and be "
hssshy authorised 70 ell either In psruel OF Ia
Subdivisions - the aid administrator shall jags
bensci@i 10 said estate the resl ezt.te heIenE
ing 70 rid sss~ss hereinafter d<scrshed ~ private
sIs 20 ths h<ksss bida<, fnF eAsh. lawful NANCY Of
shs CaIfsd ssAsea
And Il ~ further ordered that the sale Of The rezi
due Of tls perenn&l psoperty NJ the ssa estaIs b.
dx b. the sad 2dminisfEAier - ans time AfxeF Eve
days iro The paslicsson Il this nstsss. a. private
ssis, fsf cash
The sallowlas 10 the real estate anthorsssd be BE-
cold. heIax stssstsd IN the ,ounsy o. kimors and
STATE q ia&bS. te.uit
The sW hf cf sw ar go. n and the " If NV a.
seo 2s, ~ n 4, containing 100 acres.
The sais ~ sid real estate be made al ANY tune
after tho ioth aas % september, lsa&
bess 10 epea ssnrt he 2sd dAs q Aaxust, iss<
D. CtIN TON,
snx1b ~ Probate Judge
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-08

Our friend. G. 8. Kingsley. is at
last ont Of the Boise land ofiice.
Hon. Charles Himrod having taken
possession Of the Registers Office
last Saturday. Kingsley IL q can
didate on the Republican ticket for
Auditor and Recorder. but Bran
stetter. Democrat. will bury him 10
deep at the coming election that he
will never be heard of again.
Elmer Roberts. the young man
who was arrested at the instieaiion
of Beecher Moore, a son Of Mrs.
Arthur Neal, charged with stealing
horse has been held by justice
Clark. His bond was fixed at 500,
which was given. The evidence
showed that. while Arthur Neal cold
Roberts the horse. the animal be-
longed TO Moore.-Boise Statesman.
Irving w Larimnre. physical d.
rrcior m Y NJ. G. A.. ibr. M.inss.
Iowa, rayr he cai. r.m-ci..nii"usls re-
com mend Chamherlsin's Pain Balm
to athletes, gymnasts. bicyclists, foo,
bali PLAYERS and the profession In gen
eral for bruises. sprains and dirloca-
tinns; also for soreness and stiffness ol
the muscl~s. When applied before
the parts become ewollen Il win effect
a cure in one half the time usually
required. For sale by X. w. Smith
druggist, MIN Home.
ODE Corder of Indian creek, was
In town yesterday. He had just
returned from Atlanta whittier he
had conveyed . gentleman who had
arrived from London to look afteI
the mining affairs of the late Judge
Nv. 8. Anderson. The Englishman
who was most favorably impressed
with the general outlook Of thu
camp, will remain there some time
Hrs coming revived the hopes Of al
those interested in the Atlantis
group, during the negotiation To-
the sale of which Judge Anderson
died in London. Mr.. Corder sait
Rocky Bar and Atlanta containet
many valuable mines most O
which. unfortunately, were idle; bu
still he found more work in prog
ress than he expected. -Boise Dem
ocrat.
i Hon. Samuel J Kirkwood, Iowa
famous war governor, died at hi
home in Burlington, Iowa, las
Tuesday morning.
Married, at Three Creeks, OF
August 10th, 1894, Mr.. Walter Tai
bert Cook to Miss Mary Katie John
, son.
. Gen N. p. Banks Of Massachus
etts is dead.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-08

Representative McCreary, OF Ken.
lucky. says pertinently: 1.-THE house
has passed more good bills and enacted
more important legislation than any
OF it's predecessors in ten years. or oil
any In which I am familiar, and ]
have been watching the course OF leg
islation for 20 years." OF the new
tariff bill he says: at lie not q,
sweeping and comprehensive rs de
sire, but u 10 the best tariff reform bill
since 1857, when q democratic con
gress amended the Walker tariff bill o.
1846 by reducing the tariff rates TO AZ
average rate Of Is per cent. The nev
tariff bill places wool, sals, lumber
farming machinery. cotton ties. cottor
bagging. binding twins, and q number
81 other necessary articles on che fres
list. The duty on wos,len goods and
clothing has been reduced from an Rv
erage rate Of 9S 20 ~ per cent, and
millions of dollars annually will b
saved to the people on clothing and
wooden goods alone"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-08
board OF oumm,ss,oners.

MOUNTAIN Hesz. ipAHa. Aus. n. 1894. -
Tho Beard u County Commissioners met - Q Beard
Of Equalization. Present. Commissioners Manion.
Stevenson and Van schAick: cIssk, W. C. Wicker.
sham.
And the following proceedings were had tswit:
Assessment al 2. J. Kessl d Co., storage house
a. Mountain Homs, was raised from etoe valuation
10 e700
Assessment AZ the o. 9. I. ny Co was reduced ~
follows: II 2.lo at lAad q olsnns ferry. 10.
alton s<ss. The bsing land which The right
Of way ~ aid Company ~ situated and amss@sed By
tia State Board OF Equalization.
The Board thsreupon adjourned . Board Of
Equalization and met Ia Fsxulsr session.
Whereas the following proceedings had 10 wit:
The report of accountants the adjustment OF the
debt OF AitarAs county resolved, aceepted, sad
ordered placed on the minutss Of the County Com
missioner
Claim q E c. Hsifrish ior esTo, services ~ -.
constant. was recsived, sxAmined. approved. and .
warrant ordered drawn on tbs County osnsr&i Fund
for sAnaeA
Ths Board thsrsupon adjourned until Tuesday. the
26th Inst W. G. wicxkksHkn. CLERK
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-08

The Idaho woolgrowers will hold
their annual meeting At Boise City
pext Monday.
Hardiman Bros. shipped three
carloads of horses for the east last
Wednesday.
The Union Pacific Railway COM
pany not only prohibits It's en-
ployes from being candidates for
Office, but has issued proclamation
notifying them 10 abstain from all
political discussions whatever, and
ending with these words "All
men not willing TO keep out of pol.
itics are requested to resign" And
vet this company will doubtless en-
deavor TO vote it's men solid for the
Republicans, the party for monop.
olists, corruptionists and million.
aries.
The Silver Party Of Nevada has
placed the following ticket in the
held: Congress. r. G. Eewlsnds;
Governor, John e. Jones; Lieuten-
ant-Governor. r. Sadler; Justice
Supreme Court, M. s. Bonnifield
Secretary Of State, Eugene Howell
Controller, C. A Lagrave; Atioruey
General, Robert M. Beatty; Treas.
urer, A. 8. Wes.erfield: Stat.
Printer, Joseph Mccarthy.
A. M. Bailey. a wen known ci,ire,
Of Eugene, Oregon, Gays his wife ha
Tor yeREs been troubled with chroni
di&rrhoea and used many remedie
with little relief until she tried Cham
pertains Collie. Cholera ard diarrhoe
Remedy, which has cured her SCUM
rnd well. Gise 1t trial and you wi
be surprised At the prompt relief
ezords. % and 50 cent bottles Il
sale By y. w. Smith. druggist.
Forest firss In Minnesota Q fe,
days ago caused great dsstructio
pf life and property. In the pin
country the towns nf Hinckle,
Sandstone, Pokegsnca and Mile
Vsrs wiped out BY the flames. an
4 y sst1mAtsd thai 1900 peopl
Pesished-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-08

While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L
Kahlsr, a prominent shoe merchant Of
Des Moines, Iowa, had quite seriou,
time Of il. He took such sewers
cold that he could hardly talk or navi
gate, but the prompt use OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy cured him Of his
cold 30 quickly that others at the hotel
who had bad colds followed his exan.-
pie and bali dozen persons ordered
il from the nearest drug st,re. They
we're profuse in their thanks 10 Mr.
Kshler Tor telling them how 10 cure n
bad cold 90 quickly. For sale by r
w. Smith, druggist. MIN Home.