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The evening world., 1894-05-26
BY GAS.
Five Firemen Taken Unconscious
from a Burning Building.
Capt. Gaffney and an Engine Com.
pany We're in the Ce lar.
Panic Among Inmates of a Thirty
fifth street House.

r,,. a. ,a mara oyoroor. hv .u.
and gas this morning while attempting
to extinguisb n fire in the cellar Of a
ton ,,n~ent,honse At 2,7 West Thirtv.af,h
Observation-Disclosures at 81 "est ihirty-hith
street.
The house Is OF brick. and Is four
s.or,o. hi.. nv Tho g-,,,,d 1oor Ado,n,.
stories high. On the ground moor Adolph
Renoux, 4 Frenchman. keeps a grocery
store Tho rooms aboye are occupied for
10 mos, n,rt nv co,ore1 families
Policeman Gray Of the West Thirty.
seventh street station. while passing the
''" "", ss u
house al d cioch 'his hioih'hs ho'ieeo
smoke curling around a lighted lamp in
the street directlv in front of the tene-
- - 49,. m,.,a nuan,., .s.,s.
, .na so, ~o' ns ,n,,a :, ana w,,h .ua."
and knew at once that the house was on
g.
The noise he made hammering on the
grocer's door. as well as his shouting.
o,,..,,o, ,h, .,,antion of poIicsran
unrns who ssni in an a,aTm.
pI Wanou w"o and his two %daunhters WIN
,,,o nv a ,11,tIa rnom h,cr ni tha st"ra
wye sro III a Ee ~ 70 md aJ their room ana
WIZ msi 10y ~ ~ 49, crov etar
aro1sins tnem n,e men por a : ef the me Sou ren-
ahtS W ,ne III 20 thosa ~ he "a,
w i1inier b urn n .oH 9Hsv t ten eroe sh 'he ao-
J ~ nrp there Vas no sign of fla mes
the entire mouse from w tpp q p nsooIa
was niieu Will s'i,ph., .he peuple
were arouser had n,n ahe sira ~
s'rlckeh, ~ NV atuav Lads IN u IN
q bunch. Inc sta'rWay he s,.n ~ wv
directions one par. ~ II s,ree. anu
tne other J., Nv ""e' o'n
IRON tne redi dnnner ,,.a IN n. a,
Because one Sah X setrway toue e 4.
tne ulrection tne s.alway 'umaius
.he street one u y RAJ haad rrv.oSRtaedt
WIN the policeshan d 1 umet noa into
Wildly GOWN 'he SUBWAY opening ii'"
the alley. o ,ho oor thar
just as they reacneu nv NV, .uey
were met by u mass ut peoPnS coihths
from the rear When me
two streams or humanity met IN that
narrow place there was a nlockaae.
Just at that moment, however; tne nre-
men, HEADED by Chief Gicquel, OF the
Ninth Battalion. arrived ana straight.
ened out matters. Then they got a line
Of hose into the house, but had great
difficulty in locating the names. None
could be seen
The members of Engine Company No.
26 finally founda fire smouldering among
a lot OF coal and wood In the cellar.
They had only been IN the ceilar Two
minutes. throwing n stream in the d.
rection the fire seemed 10 ne, ,When one
The evening world., 1894-05-26
KEEGAN'S SO BLUFF.
stopped BOYS Fighting, mud Then
Said He Was IL Detective.

John NJ. Keegan, n well-dressed young
man, twenty-five years old, who said
he lived Vt l5l West Eighteenth street,
was charged in Yorkville Court to-day
with i~mpersonnting an officer. At .
O'Clock last night "A crowd Of men as
semblcd at Third avenue and Twenty
eight street to see two boys lighting,
when Keegan rushed up o~ficiously and
showed the people right and left.
While he was thus engaged Policeman
Crahaw, of the East Thirty-ffth street
squad. appeared on the scene and asked
Keegan who he was. Keegan responded
II guess you don't know h | am. |
am n Central Office detective"
Graham doubted him md asked him
to show his authority. This he was un-
able to do, and he was taken into GUS
tcdy. When arraigned before Justice
Feitncr he said:
81 am a piano-mover. and | thought
was doing no harm" He was fined SO,
which he paid.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
GREENTHAL'S STRONG AlIB|.
1t Saves Him from Punishment
for Contempt Of Court,
Judge Clement Dismisscs the Case
with $40 Costs.

Chief Judge Clement. Of the CITY Court.
p..or,r, ~. u,,ut,, b.,,, tho inycs.
p'o'h'S" ''"' Wv "'"e "'9'"
tlgatiun into the charges mah' hRhlhS'
Lawyer Robert Grcenthal. OF 10 Cham
h.rs e,,oo, no f., t.,, .mborzrr for
W." ~
contempt OF Court IN hSoh'N'hg u SUN
pocna witch Clerk Harry S'uopS swcars
bs sor,,d q, him N,vL
u" y, '''' ''"' a,
AZ me liSt nearing very 'h'"s P''''''
against Lawyer Grcenthal, and II was
.,rcc,oj thai bo wnuI, he sent TO TAIL.
-. ,,,. .,orni,,
hnt during the NiIhlh'''"" ''S wv, '''t
Il turn"d out that MIR. Greenthal nad not
hoo, Iey,,Iy ocrved
~ C ,r,,,, ,h,, AR
'uW' '''"''ht ''"''"'''' u". "'
The evening world., 1894-05-26
CORONER WILL INVESTIGATE
Death of n hoy Who Accused an
OfRcer of Assault.

Coroner Dreamer. Of Williamsburg.
will investigate this afternoon the
death Of James Mcguire, aged fifteen.
The boy. who died last night. claimed he
was struck in the stomach by a police
officer about a month ago.
The boys parents say that he accused
Officer Smyth. of the Lee Avenue Court.
Of having struck him one night when
the policeman was on duty at the Nov
city Theatre.
"A number of officers were brought be-
fore Jimmy" said the boys father this
morning. but one after another he told
to go away. When Smyth came before
him he said. I believe you are the man.
Then he looked again and said. 4 know
o are the man. My wife n I both
heard him, but now the officers claim
that he did not identify any one. 1t
looks like a conspiracy"
.Oficer Smyth denies emphatically
hat he struck the boy.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
FIGHTING THE VACClNATORS.
BROOKLYN Citizens Object to Paying
Physicinns' SnIaries.

A delegation of physicians and citi-
zens called or City Auditor Weber. OF
Brooklyn. this morning to protest
against the auditing OF bills amounting
to So, 1901, presented by Health Com
missioner Emery for the snlartes OF
special v~accinators.
City Auditor Weber stated tha the
bills hal already been audited.
The delegation then visited Mayor
Schieren. They denounced Drs. Jewett,
Little and Corey, three Health Depart
ment physicians. who had been vac
cinnting school children.
DIR. G.. A. Walters. who acted as
spokesman OF the party. said the pro-
test was made ecaus the delegation
representa- citizens opposd to compulsory
vaccination.
Mayor Schieren said he would grant
the delegation a hearing on Tuesday.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
HATED HIS SON-IN-LAW.
Leonard Left the House on His
Daughters Marriage.

Annie Crippen. aged nineteen years,
who sings in the Atlantic Garden under
the name OF Annie OFT. appeared in the
Essex Market Police Court to-day as
complainant against her s%tepfather,
agent, % 1862 East Fourth street. Annie
said, her stepfather annoyed her and her
mother by calling them hard names.
The trouble was all about q young man
named Crippen. whom the stepdaughter
married. Leonard hated Crippen and
did his utmost to keep him out Of the
n Iam''Y Leo mae ea da lsft 'h the si bou marr and since SINCE
then has annoyed his wife inc step
daughter. Leonard was charged with
writing libellous letters about his wife
n $50 dog.
Leonard denied stealing the dog. and
said that they drove him out OF the
house. He was held for examination.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
SOCIALISTS FOLLOW C0XEY.
Unmarried Men tn storm wnShinT-
ton, Married Men the Cities.

Local Assembly 2.S5s. *. Of L., cloth
ing cutters, last night indorsed the reso-
lutions offered by Master Workman
Sotheran. OF the Central Labor Fedora
ton. last Sunday. calling upon all labor
organizations of this country to send
their unmarried. unemployed members
on the march to Washington and all
State capitols while the married men
should go into camps near the large cit
les to demand work from the municipal
authorities. .
The resolutions will be sent to General
Master Workman J. r.: sovereign and
General Secretary J. W. Hayes, to be
sent to all local assemblies of the order.
A special committee viii agttate for
their adoption by the knights of Labor
In this city and vicinity.
The following new officers were in
stalled: Eugene Rowell. Master Wor'S-
man; r. W. Weatbrook, Past Master
Workman; Oscar Siegsl. Worthy Fore
man: j. II. Nuhn. Secretary: James
Edlin. Treasurer: L. s. Donaldson.
Judge OF the Court The annual picnic
Of the Assembly will take place on June
I at Brommer's Union Park.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

Mr.. Charlse N. Adams, formerly Of tho Dos
= Recitation, How Salvador Won"
Little kdna Springer I'm Jockey eostumel.
y Solo, contraito, Love. Sweet Lovs'...H. Periet
:. Violin solo, '
noc,urns tE nsu.....".........,,..Ch Chopin
D NAFrarNle .s........... ,......,.., Schubert
Roth Transcribed for v,o,ir nv Y. Remenyi.
i. Sdcuari Remenyi
= orstica, ..........,.. REV. n ". Gallagher
SIN 10 die Naeht" ,............... .Abt.
"sv edish roit sons"
Conrad sshrsns OF the Metropolitan Opera.
- HOUSE.
in-ric,onc-llo solo.
"A simple AvcvAl" ............. rhome
b "nanee HoilAnd.tse' ,,.......... .Dunkler
II -Fsust -'Salve pimora". ,.....,.. .Gouno1
-. SNh. Manetoni ne ras1nan.
E-Sclo, soprano.
folonaisc- Misron'' ........... ..... Thomas
Niles MA-cells Iyndh.
a The Idy,l ~ an Orchard. g A Brown
Accompanied by the com puAcrr. Miss Nettie
b BOY nuiv' "...''.~'...... Grnsseway
Miss LILY Homer WOOD.
ARIA. from 'Galathref ......... Victor Mnsse
Ninn Norman Adams
B.-'The Water MIR ...........J C. Macy
Riverside Glee Club.
la-F1nn,e. America
by all the artists accompanied nv the orchestra
The audience requested to rise and Join In the
singing
ccompanis-M r. Oscar Elmore.
Altogether there Is every promise hat
this Memorial Day will show nm ad-
vance In that public interest which has
been steadily growing since the day was
made a National institution.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
HAS SAMPLES OF THE WATER.
Chemist Martin Saw the Dead Fish
ia the Watershed.

Chemist Martin, OF the Board OF
Health. and his assistant. Dr. Lederlee.
returned this morning from the Croton
Nater-shed vita samples OF water taken
from Haine's pond. where so many FISH
have lately been found dead.
Mr.. Martin says he saw a lot Of dead
fish. principally clubs and sunfsh. A
large number OF these fish die every
Spring. he says, and the fact thai many
have died lately does not prove the
water bad or that their death was due
to its condition.
The samples ~ the water will be
analysed and a report will be mad TO
the Health Board.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
THINKS HE Is A DETECTIVE.
John HnmmcI Arrests II Newsmnn
rNd Comes 60 Grief.

Joh IIammei, a well-drcssed young
man who says he has no home, was
sent to the pcnitentiary for three months
by Justice Peterson. In the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg. to-day on n charge
OF vaRrancy.
Hammel vas very much under the in
fiuence of liquor at clio this morning,
and became impressed with the idea that
he was "A detective. Meeting a newsman,
who was delivering papers along South
First street, Hammel arrested him on
n charge Of grand larceny and marched
his prisoner to the Bedford avenue sta
ton.
Sergt. Black was somewhat aStonished
when Hammel introduced himself az a
detective attached to the station. hut re.
covering. locked the man up.
when Justice Peterson sentenced the
nj Hammel drew himself up and said
This conduct OF yours Is Illegal. The
man who sentences me Is the same maj
whom | arrested this morning for steal
ing. ! see through your disguise"
The evening world., 1894-05-26
HUCKLEBERRY ROAD LOSES.
Passengers Gun Ride on In IL
for Five Cents All the Why.

The fare from the Battery On the Sec
ond and Third avenue 81 roads way up
as far as the terminus Of the Suburban
road Is now only five cents. The law
reducing the fare to this figure from 10
cents went into effect this morning.
The result was an Increase OF traffic.
recessitating a doubling OF the number
Of cars on the suburban branch. The
trolley cars suffered IA corresponding de
crease.
Resolutions thanking Gov. Flower for
IN" approval or the Flve-Cent Fare bin
were adopted by the New York state
Democracy OF the Twenty ninth Assem-
bly, District at It's meeting last night. at
l7S Willis avenue.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
ORDERED TO B%LUEFIELDS.
NarbIehend VIII Replace the
Atlanta There.

Commandant Gherardi. of the Brook
lvn Nnvy-Yard. received a despatch
from Washington to-day ordering the
United states cruiser Marblchead to
Blucfelds to relieve the Atlanta.
The Marblehead will begin takinT
aboard coal on Thursday and viii sail
Immediately for the Southern port.
The Atlanta has been ordered to thu"
NnVV-Sarl.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
HENDERSON MUST PAY.
Julia MarIOwe's Aunt Wins Her
Suit Against thc

The jury in the case OF Ada NJ. Dow
Currie. the actress, who sued Dave"
Henderson, the well-known theatrical
for $4,000 damages. this morn
ing. in the Supreme Court. brought in a
verdict for $4,000
The plaintiff Is an u of Julia Mar
lowe. and the accident on account OF
which suit was brought occurred while
Miss Marlowe's company was playing
in Henderson's Chicago O~pera-House. In
February, 1889.
The complainant alleged hat at a re-
hearsal a heavy iron davit fell from the
flies. striking her on the head and frac-
turing her skull.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

St Lakes Methodist Episcopal Church. In West
For'y.f'st street, will celebrate It's twcnty-htt
tuniFsrEsry OF organization o-morrow. WlShop n.
: Poster The trf' stated pastor. viii preach The
morning sermon and Or. Il. D. G Crawford -
night 4 reunion Of The SuriAy-School and con
s-rszilou WI Ne he'd at 3 % clcrE N the af'"F-
noon The church Nu organized In 1850 As the
Iarst lIle9cni"r' Methodist Church Eight years
later 10 vac 'IEUF'trr-! 20 n. Sew ENGLAND Con
EreEEi.unal Ghurch. With Rev. bf. H. man Nb's't
a. Garlor IN MAJ =, 1879, It NEs organized
INTO lI presfnl slAle.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
OUTING FOR LITTLE ONES.
Boys and Girls Of simpson, CrRw-
ford & simpsons Great Event.

ford & SimpsOn's Great Event.
The outing for the girls and boys OF
Simpson, Crawford & Simpsons store,
which, with the assistance of the firm,
will take place on Memorial Day. prom
ises this year to eclipse all previous ar
fairs of the kind. About a dozen of the
largest and best stages available have
been secured to transfer the youngsters
to Central Park, where dinner will be
served on the grass. Games. songs,
dancing and all healthful outdoor sports
will then be INDUCED In. A string band
will furnish the music.
The committee having charge OF the
arrangements consists of the Misses
Ahearn and Flaherty, and Messrs. Bro
ply, Buzz and Rooney. They will be
assisted by the Misses J. Bell, NJ. Ho-
ran, NJ. Herman, T. Delaney, NJ. Flaher-
ty, N. McPhillips, N. Blythe, NJ. Far
reil. II haskell. n. Howe and Messrs.
B. Boylan. s.. Shepard, E. Killen, c.
Shevelin, j. F1nneran, c. Pringle, r.
Walsh, r. Dillon, ]. Barber, ]. Walsh.
]. Tronson and c.. Kennedy.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

(nv Associated PrccsD

Nv Nss0'Iat0d TTtTsl
CHICAGO May after next Monday the
employees NJ The Rock Island Railroad ear shops
work only Gye days IN a week ana only eight
hours a day The reason given for the new
rule is tho prevalence Of strikes In the coal
fields and a decrease in the earnings NJ the Com
pany The rule ap HES to all departments, with
the exception u the Eoss foundry, and viii affect
about 500 men.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
oncert ut EIdornGo To-Morrow.

G;linore's twenty second Regiment Rand VIII
Piye tive concerts at Eldorato tomorrow be
cause OF It's failure to perform there last Sunday
on account OF the rain, The hrst concert will be
gin At I O'Clock and last until &, The seconi con
eert begins one hour later and will last until O.
Victor Herbert has arranged an interesting pro.
Eramme, Nine. HlppOra Montsith. the tAyOrite
soprano Of the Boston Handel and IIaydn society.
VIII sing an aria from Der Freischut,' anil a
new song for the hrst time, Love VIII Las, Il"
Victor 'l"tio viii also appear. and there will he
a chorus c' MY voices In popular selections
SPECIAL preparations are being made to celebrate
Memorial bay,
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Rev. Alexander Kohut Dead.

Rev. Or. Alexander Kohut. rabbi Of the syna-
gosus OF the Congregation Ahawsth chesed. In
Lexington avenue. died at his residence. l6O East
Seventy second street, last evening, He had lived
In this country since 1865 and attained great
prominence by his writings and active work on
behalf of church Institutions. lie was born In
Hungary hfty-two years ago AMI was graduated
from the Dreslau University In 1867.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
HE FEARS AN OUTBREAK.
Gov. Pnttison Trying 10 settle the
Strike In PcnnsNIynni-.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 26.-Gov
Pattison and Adjt.-Gon. Greenland have
gone to lIoutZdale to try to bring about
an agreement between the striking coal
miners and the operators.
II Is feared hat an outbreak will oc-
cur next week unless a speedy settle
mpn' IL made. as the operators propose
to start their mines win new men.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Gerry agent ,rrrSt, Eight no,s.

Agent KinF. n the GER :. 'e'y ArrcvCt
p.rh' h"ss f,gui IN rtt, Hall rark anI Park
Row ate las, nlEht and NE we're held 'or ,N.
animation in Tomos Court this morning They
are Eocoo Mrctst, sVei seven. Of 10 Hamilton
s'rer, Marrro iSrno. sgct c.rhr. Of :! Thompson
street. August belmont. aged ten. % SOS BRONZE
street JOHN Proctor agei eleven. ~ ~ West
as seventh Avenue RropXi,n. Joseph DE CenIp
tErd Twelve ~ G5 Oliver street rhErlss S'ant
FlrA hor-r 10 p G,r-'spu street Rrs7kl,n
jacob GoldstcIn. aged eleven. Of l4i EsssS street
The evening world., 1894-05-26

NEWARK. " J. May 2i-The man
gled body OF a young man was found
lying beside the tracks Of the Penasyl-
vania Railroad al the Elm street cross
ing at an early hour his morning
His arms and legs were severed from
the body, and the head was crushed TO
d pulp. A p~rayer-bOok. bearing the
name James Walstuu, was found In the
mans pocket. He was evidently a
brakeman.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

Mrs Pauline Dohlmann arrested at 525 Gar.
Gen street Hoooken, last night upon complaint Of
ner husband August pohlmann, proprietor Of the
oourt' Hone Hotel at Richmond. S l., who SAYS
sne robbed him Of a considerable sum NJ money.
was relnanded until tonight whea arraigned.
before Recorder McDonough this mornInE AZ ths
request OF PatroImAn Patrick Hayes. "
The evening world., 1894-05-26
COWBOYS IN THEIR N
Buckins Horses Fail to Throw
Them a. the wild West Show.

Them n! the wild West Show.
Buffalo Bits Wild West Show 1t Am
brose Park. South Brooklyn. is a faith
full portrayal. in some OF it's features. OF
the venturesome and perilous life led
by the early pioneers when England
and France were still contending for
supremacy on this continent.
The amusing part Of the programme
Is helped along not a little by. the buck
ing horses in their vain %endeavors to
dnseat their cowboy riders. The latter
seem glued to the backs of the ami
mails, and never betray by look or ges-
ture that the most violent efforts Of
their fiery mustangs affect them other
wise than p%leasurably.
The Wild West is booked to stay at
Ambrose Park all Summer with daily
performances. commencing at 8 o'clock
evening.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
He's Counsellor Grossman Now.

Moses Henry Grossnan. with the law nrm OF
Friend & House, was the only candidate out OF
t~ twenty-five who was admitted TO til. Bar by the
General Term to-day without an oral examina-
ton. Mr.. GrussmAa was valeliytorian at the
University Law School commencement exercises
Thursday evening.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
AInbnn.n 'i,iiiin Out.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. May @.-Bir-
mingham is full of military and striking
miners to-day. Fourteen companies OF
the Second Regiment Of State troops are
gatherinS here to 20 into camp at Ensley
CRY 81 as = he on hand In case the
threatened riot occurs,
The evening world., 1894-05-26
THE SMITH HERESY APPEAL,
At Speeches Out of II Against the
Appellant To-day.
(By Associated Press.)

SARATOGA. May 26.-In the Presby-
terrain General Assembly to-day, before
the noon adjournment, se~venty-one
speeches on the Smith case had been de-
livered, two OF them Of uncertain tenor.
twenty-five in favor OF sustaining the
appeal In whole or in part and forty
seven opposed to such action.
The desire of the Assembly to hasten
This order was evinced lust before recess
by a vote. to continue In session during
the afternoon and to begin a half hour
earlier han usual.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Accused by His Wife.

Michael Unger, a baker, Of 4l Cen
tral avenue. brooklyn, was arraigned
before United States Commissioner
,iorle, In brooklyn, to-day on the charge
OF sending an improper message, writ
ten on q postal card, through the mails.
The postal was addressed to his father
in-law. John I3ordy. The prisoners
wife, Emma. who accuses him OF neg
lecting to support her. identified the
handwriting IS that OF her husband.
The case was adjourned.
The evening world., 1894-05-26

NV NNFTITHTtH TTtNF'T
NASHVILLE. Tenn. May 26.-Mrs.
Mary Parhe. mother OF James
Parke. the son OF Millionaire Parke. OF
Detroit. who ran away from home, and
was captured In Mississippi, Is In this
city, waiting for her son to Join to
her. He Is now sick in Chattanooga.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Seaside Club Case Goes over.

The mSndSmuE pFoceedinE' 70 compel MSyor
scb,sren. OF Brooklyn. 70 eran' license 10 the
Seaside Athletic Cluh, OF coney Island were THE
morning sdjournsd unul next SATURDAY morniug
when the motion viii be argued In the supTe1Gc
Court. BROOKLYN
The evening world., 1894-05-26
UNABLE TO FIND Mr.. FOX.
Now n Summons May De Tackled on
the sporting Mans Door.

George H. S~tonebridge, jr., receiver
for the New York Book Company. Sc
cured from Judge Dugro. Of the Superior
Court. to-day. permission to serve Rich
ard X. Fox by leaving n summons at his
residence, 2098 Fifth avenue. with who
ever will take II, or by lacking it on the
door.
alleged to have been given Mr.. Fox
when the Company became insolvent.
Process-servers have been unable to find
him.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
The seventh at Van Cortiandt.

The members n the Seventh Rssinent assem-
bled at their Grmory at s o'clock this morning.
ami. win capt, Appleton at their head, marched
n the Grand Central Depot and took a special
train for Van Cortlsndt Park. There the annual
Spring neld day vas held.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
THE MARTINS COMING HOME.
Recovered Wife Glad that Her Long
J~OurnryinE Is Over.

TDN NNNTVTUVVU F'FT'T
SAN DIEGO. Cal. May 26.-William
A. Martin, wife and child have left for
their home in New York. Mrs. Martin
was quite happy. and, with her little
son at her side. said she was glad that
her long tourney was over. and that
the family was again united.
She did not express any objection
to being examined by the New York
authorities as to her mental condition,
and. II fact. agreed to leave the matter
In their hands.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC LOSES.
HorHcn Innd Case Decided Against
the Ronh To-Day.

WASNINGTON. May 26,-The North
srn Pacific Railroad Company to-day
lost the Borden sU.t in the supreme
Court. involving the title to mineral
lands within the Limits Of the Northern
Pacific land grant. Millions OF acres are
involved.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
aIe>nndr, gain Arrested.

Alexander Alexander the indicted Wholetsls slk
dealer. of i07 Grand street, 10 aEa,n on ban In
s. ono bonds to susNcr In a c,Nll sui, hrouFh,
against him by Speilmau 4 Co, OF s. Grand
street 10 recover tso7 u. alleged 70 be owing
them for merchandise.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
strikcr. scizc u Trim.

PANA, H.. May 26.-The attest report
received here that can be depended upon
as reliable states that there are 100
striking coal miners in possession Of a
train IN Terre Haute. Ind, and headed
for Pana
The evening world., 1894-05-26
Arrived on the C. arncns.

Among the passengers who arrived to-day on
the steamer Caracas from Venezuela, are J.
Foster Garcia, Venezuelan Minister To Holland.
and Joaquin Pinso Consul to Curacao from the
Un,ted States nj Colombia.
The evening world., 1894-05-26
INSPECTOR WILLIAMS BACK.
Not Yet Summoned to Appear De-
fore the LexON Committee.

Inspector Williams resumed his duties
at Police Headquarters this morning,
having returned from his vacation
He has not yet been subpoenaed to
appear before the LeXow Committee.
but declares that he will be ready to
respond to the summons when wanted.