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The evening world., 1894-08-23
MISS M'LEAN A S0UBRETTE
The Cincinnati Girl Soon to Join
seabrooiSe'a Company.

Wolf Falk. manager for the Thomas Q.
Seabrooke Tabasco Company, said last
night that he would give a place in his
company to Miss Caroline Mclean. the
niece OF Collector Kilbreth. who left her
home in Cincinnati against her parents
wishes TO go upon the stage.
Mr.. Falk said that t.iss Mclean had
a nosition and told "a 90 70 Boston n
she desired 10 accept II. He thought
she had gone.
Mr.. Falk said Miss Mclean had
expressed her ambition for II
stage life when the company was
In Cincinnati last season, and
as she IVES pretty and had an
excellent voice she was told that an OPP
portunlty would be given to her. but no
Inducements were extended to her.
Mr.. Faik thought II likely that Miss
McI.e might play secondary soubrette
parts until she got familiar with the
stage.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
KNIFE OR HORSESHOE.
Question OF the Weapon Used by
GOldstein on Bloom

Harris Goldstein. sixteen years old, of
81 Hester street. was held for examina-
ton on a charge Of felonious assault by
Justice Feitner, In the Essex Mark ct
Police Court to-day. The complainant
against him was Charles Bloom, nine
teen years old. of 46 Christie street, who
alleged that he stabbed him in the left
arm and in the head.
Last Tuesday Goldstein hit Bloom
with apiece of watermelon, because the
latter almost ran over him with his ex-
press wagon. Goldstein ran into his
house and Bloom waited. When Gold
stein came out they had a tight, In
which Blooms wounds are alleged to
have been received. Bloom says that
he used q knife. and Goldstein declares
he struck Bloom with an old horseshoe
picked up In the street during the fight.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
CABLE CAR BLOCKADE.
Trouble with the Third Avenue
Line Cable Stops Traflc.

All the Third avenue cable-cars below
the Bowery power-house were stopped
at 1910 o'clock this forenoon. and traffic
on the whole line, including both tracks,
was greatly delayed. Other lines cross
ing the Third avenue tracks, were also
blockaded.
The cable was suddenly stopped at the
time mentioned. and 1t was reported
that a strand Of the big wire had been
broken and necessitated a shutting down
Of the engines at the power-houses.
At ll.SO o'clock the blockade had not
been raised. and there was a string of
cars on the uptown track reaching from
the Post-Ohce to Pearl street
The evening world., 1894-08-23
RAPID FIRE TO-DAY.
Continuation of the Dynamite Tests
at the Proving station.
,special to The Evening worldJ


SANDY HOOK, Aug. 23.-Prepara-
tons are being made at the dynamite
station to fire rapidly to-day. iron
plugs or dummy shots ten feet long,
ranging In height from AS TO l,lOu
pounds, according to the amount OF
sand they contain, viii be nred. The
Size is iifteen inches.
Five large fuli-slZed fifteen-inch
shells are being loaded with nitro-gly-
cerine. They will be fired tomorrow
instead OF yesterday as before reported.
The explosive put INTO these shells
loos like u yellow dough In the shape
OF large cheese.
smaller calibre loaded shells will aiso
be iifSd tomorrow. aa
The evening world., 1894-08-23
SAVED FROM DROWNING.
Three Prominent New Jersey Mes
Rescued by Lawyer Dyrnea.

CAFE MAY. n. J.. Aug, 2s,-Tbomas
r. Byrnes, a lawyer and promineht
Democrat of Philadelphia. saved STATE
Comptroller Hancock, OF New Jersey;
ex-County Clerk Barker Gummere, ot
Newark. and eN-Postmastef William 3.
Yard, of Trenton. from drowning here
last night.
The three gentlemen arrived yes
tssday Sfter fSt,n and initiated thsis
surf. They enjoyed the sport
SO greatly that they crifted be-
yor d their depth and called for help.
them with a rope and fastened two of
the bathers to X. They We're then drawn
ashore. Meanwhile a baat had been
manned by volunteers ana PICKED up the
third man.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
summer Parliament Di.cas. Iasor.

LONG BEACH. l. l.. Aus. .. rhe Istet
problem was discussed ycsterday ~ the sumusf
Parliament by Rev. Wilbur y Crafts. D. u.
Mrs Isabella Charles Davis aud Franeis c1l@
ruthsrs. ex-Presidsat OF the aeaisd shotmetef4
Association. Of New York City. Mr. cafrath1f.
read the HpSech which Mr.. saniuel BbmfHf5 -.
prepared and was prevented flom deity efinX ~
person by his Aaeposaa 10 testisy u Ne H0@|
Investigation Ia Chicago. The thou1 ofaU 118
largest aadlsnee " Tue fornnl. NJ. 1eUI&f|.
paper aealt Win The fa,lefs y he oit ~. ..&'
sssesnls,. Who he sid elf ~ fu.t
The evening world., 1894-08-23

AS .foreshadowed IN The Evening
World" yesterday, the subcommittee
declared In favor Of the Bsrnes faction,
ard the Committee unanimously adopted
the report.
The list of election inspectors filed
by the Barnes combination with the AL
bany authorities will now be approved.
The Sub-COmmittee was empowered
to decide all future contests without ref
erence to the State Committee.
The up-country members were out
spoken for Morton. except those who
had individual candidates to boom, like
Fassett and Supreme Court Justice Leslie
w. Russell, who was placed In he field
by st. Lawrence County yesterday.
Mayor George W. Aldridge, of RoChes-
ter, seemed to be the favorite for Lieu
tenant-Governor. He is "A member OF
the State Committee, and appears To
have the most solid backing.
The New York members fought shy of
all booms. Mr.. Brookiield, Chairman of
the State Committee, who Is responsible
for the Choate boom, was non-Commit-
tai. He said he was for any man NOM
mated by the Convention.
The Brooklyn men would like TO have
BENJAMIN +. Tracy nominated. But
Gen. Tracy win not wear the Plat col
lar and will not be controlled by the
machine, and he is out of the question.
No positive expression of opinion could
be obtained from the New York and
Brooklyn members
The evening world., 1894-08-23
AID. PARKS! GAMBLER.
New York City Father Arrested
in Asbury Park.
"layouts Taken from Ms Thirty
first Street House.
This Revives an Exposure Made by
"rhe Evening World"

The arrest of Aldermen Charles Parks
and Lewis Lyman, of this city, in AS
bury Park yesterday, charged with con-
Quoting gambling house there, recalls
the exposure made by THE Evening
World" on June last of a gambling
house conducted by Alderman Parks in
West Thirty-first street, this city.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Going West TO stand Trial.

PERTH AMBol y j., Aug. ss.-Sherir Sc
crest. OF Guthrie County, Ia, has arrested
Charles Davidson. Of this city, on charge OF
forgery. Davidson went West six months ago
to visit uncle lie went TO work for farmer
and 'en suddenly. after having obtained a suit
Of clothes On :. forged order. The sheriff had
the necessary papers, and young Davidson is on
his NAY Nest.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
WAS SHE MURDEREp7
Body of an Unknown woman
Found on "a Lake shore.
lBy AsAoclaied Pres

tBy Associated PresA)
DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. 23.-The body
OF an unknown woman was founde -
thee Lake Shore eofe Minnesotae Point
last evening. 1t was partially buried.
fractured skull and marks OF violenco
on the hands and neck indicate MUIR
der The woman was about thirty-two
years old. OF light complexion and ap-
parently OF good station.
Her dress and underclothing were
new new. OF good quality and UNMARKED.
rings. bracelet, a brooch and ear
rings. Dtath was caused by the wound
on the skull. II
The evening world., 1894-08-23
weather Forecast.

The weather torecss, for the thlrty-siv hours
ending at p. NJ. Tomorrow Is as follows:
Fair to-day and Friday; slightly werner: south
ery winds.
The following record shows the changes In the
tsmpeblure during the morning hour. in
4. M,,..65S A. M...Sis A. Mol. Ms
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Three Fatally burned.

ST. JOSEPH. No.. Aug. ss-with her nine
months-old babe In her ,srms. aud with Ethelt
three years old. eiinGing 10 he rskirts. Mr..
Harry ssars. yesterday attempted to light gaso-
line stove. Her clothinG caught IRE and the baby
= a burned 10 death. MIRA Sears and Ethel were
% terribly burned thai nsithsr VII survive.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

tBy Associated Pres.l

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Aug 2s.-At the Proh-
billion Convention held here yesterday DE witt e.
Pond. Of Hartford, was nominated for Governor
and Edward Manchester, Of Wlnsted. for Lieuten-
ant Governor BY reclamation.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Anybody Lost from TAi. noats

TIE police Of the Yves, oas Hundred and Fifty
second street ztation want an owner for .
thirtssA-foot ro~boat With the name May On the
baok board. Iasids the boat vas ons seat aud
t4u cana proA which The name Aiily SANDS.
Fiashlas nriass. = I, hAA pssA sst 4
The evening world., 1894-08-23
ALL ARE FOR MORTON.
Up-the-State Republicans Favor
the Ex-Vice-tresident.
Fassetrs Boom Nowhere and Choate
Is Not Mentioned.
Committeeman Talk of Nothing but
Gubernatorial Candidates.

Levi p. Morton's boom came to town
to-day In great force. The Committee
men from up the state, who attended
the meeting of the Republican State
Committee ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel
this morning. brought news of the situa-
ton from various parts The preponder-
ance of sentiment seems to be in favor
OF the nomination of Morton for Cover
nor. Mr.. Plat wants Morton and Mr..
P!att is the State Committee. Poor Fas-
sett doesn't seem TO be in II.
The State Committee met in Parlor
ID. II. at II o'clock to settle the Albany
contest between the Barnes and Sleicher
factions
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Da. pKrus. no 50 ave. esmmsnds the Rinc.
~. q sss s' sl3 s ssas
The evening world., 1894-08-23

.rhs worlds the medium and to.mor-
rows the day to sen IL. Friday. 4" Real
Estate Day" all such ADS. mp to lines
get over 4so, 900 separate insertions.
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Validity Of Bond.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 1.-Gen. Childress
charged with offenses against the
government in connection with the
failure OF the Second National bank
at Columbia, appeared before Judge
Lurton in the United States circuit
court today to justify his bond of $10,-
600, recently made for his appearance
at the April term OF the federal court.
After the bond wasflled the attorney
for the government presented state
ment to the court that they had in
formation that the bond given by
Childress was not sufficient. On this
bond the court ordered the defendant
to appear Jan. l and show that the
bond was good and sufficient,
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The Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, Jan. jackson Park,
with it's relics of the fair, came into the
possession of the public today. The
wagon gates were thrown wide open.
Turnsties we're taken down and
Columbian guards retired to the
buildings. During the morning a con-
stant stream OF persons poured through
the Stony Island avenue gates. In
the afternoon the multitude grew to q
size that would not suffer with COM
parison with one of the big days prior
to September. Bicyclists came in
clubs. equestrains in partiers, carriages
and buggies in long lines, small boys
in gangs, and the great crowd was
amply pleased.
The park was divested of everything
portable early in the day. The Japan
ese village was completely carried off
and the Japanese tea house east of the
fisheries building met like fate. Only
its bare walls were left inside. 1t is
estimated that 10000 people were in
the park during the day. The build
ings are still closed and under guard.
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TO SELL THE PAPER.
A Motion Will Be Made on the
Fifth Day of January
Chancellor Beard and Judge Ham.
mond viii Hear the Motion
JOinlly.- BerkWith Case.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 29.-Mr. w. J.
Chase, receiver icr the Appeal.Ava-
lanche, submitted his fourth report
yesterday To the chancellor,
The receiver in this report goes over
the ground fully and states that on
accounU Of heavy expenses. slow COL
lectiOns and other things, the paper is
not now paying its way.
He, therefore, suggests that the pa
per be sold aad to this end motion
will be made in chancery on next
Friday week, the first motion day.
On account OF the complications ar
ising out OF the suit brought by s. @.
Beckwith against the Appeal.Ava.
lanche. in the United States Court the
motion will be entertained by both
Judge Hammond aud Judge Beard
jointly
1t is thought that an order directing
the sale OF the paper will be made and
that the paper will pass into new
hands within short time.
S. 9. Beckwith was summoned to
appear in Memphis today and answer
for contempt to the chancellor Beck
with, it is charged, has withheld funds
and credited them to his account,
whereas the chancellor has ruled that
all money from foreign advertisements
should be turned over to the receiver.
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DASTARDLY OUTRAGE
On the Crew of the American
Schooner Henry Crosby.
WantOnly Fired Upon AM Wounded by
Soldiers Of the Dominican Govern.
memt At Ord AZua.

New YORK, December 2S-The
steamship u W clyde, from THrk's
Island, which arrived here to-day,
bring report Of An outrage inflicted
onthe crew of The American schooner
Henry Crosby, which, having lost her
bearings, put into the port of Old
Azua, San Domingo The frat officer
and four seaman grt into the boat and
pulled Tor the shore. When about
three hundred yards out a file OF sold
iers iu the uniform OF the Dominican
government came running down to
the beach and leveling their carbines
at the men in the small boat fired
One If the rowers threw up his hands
and fell over into the bottom OF the
boat. The others paused III surprise
and alright, when suddenly another
volley WAS sent among them by the
soldiers on shore. This time the first
officer was struck. The other thrt Q
sailors turned the boat about and
desperately pulled for the schooner.
The men were taken on board, when
it was found the first officer had re-
ceived sbulet in the shoulder and the
seamen were struck by several balls.
A bad wound in the hack made it
doubtful if one man could recover.
Areport ofthe affair has been made
to the United States government by
the Consul General at San Domingo
CITY.
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BOTH SIDES ARE HOT.
The Governor is Saving Wood and
the Sports are Still Guessing.
Nobody But Mitchell Knows What He
Will Do to Stop the COrbett.
Mitchell Fight.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 3.-The
application for a writ of habeas corpus
for the release OF Mitchell and Corbett
will be argued today. The club is
very sanguine today OF pulling off the
fight. The lawyers say that it will be
impossible for the Governor to declare
martial law after the courts have de.
cided that no law is to be violated,
unless he assumes the arbitrary pow
ers of a dictator, and the general opin-
ION is that he would hardly do that.
The lawyers add that requisition for
Mitchell from Mississippi on account
of his part in the Richburg affair will
not issue; that it can not, because the
statute OF limitation bars it at this late
day.
1t is now the general belief that il
Judge Call releases the two pugilists
today on q writ OF hsbeas corpus the
club will defy the Governor and all
other authorities which would OBJ
struct them, and will bring suit for
100000 damages if they or anybody
else interfere with the fight. Both
sides are mad now, and the fight is
sure to come off here, for the club and
its hackers will not put up with any
more "foolishness," as they call it.
Gov. Mitchell passed through here
Monday morning on his way to Talla-
hassee from Tampa. He had nothing
to say beyond the statement that the
law was sufficient to cover the Corbett-
Mitchell affair, and that he knew
enough to enforce it most emphati-
cally when "good and ready"
Steve O'Donnell and Jim Hall, who
will assist in training Mitchell, passed
through Jacksonville Monday en- route
to st. Augustine, where the English.
man is quartered. Fred Taral, the
we'll known jockey, also arrived.
There was story current i'll sport
ing circles today that the managers of
the Athletic Club had inside informa-
ton that the Governor would look to
Sheriff Broward, OF this county, to
stop the fight, and if he failed would
suspend him from Office. The story
is Of piece OF others floating around.
The truth is everything is uncertain,
for nobody knows what Gov. Mitchell
will do save the Governor himself, and
he is not divulging his plans.
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The Income Tax,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Demo
cratic members Of the ways and means
committee met at the treasury depart
ment at 8 o'clock tonight to finally de
eide upon the income tax question
and the internal revenue features OF
the tariff bill. There were present
Chairman Wilson, Messrs McMilIin.
Breckenridge, Montgomery, Bryan,
Tarsney, Cochran, Stevens, Whiting
and Turner. Mr.. Bynum, of Indiana,
was the only member absent. He ex.
cused himself on the ground that he
was indisposed. His absence prevent
ed vote on the income tax question
and after session OF three hours, at
II o'clock the committee adjourned
until tomorrow at o'clock.
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WHOLESALE KILLING.
Horrible Work of Three Fiends at
a Dance in Texas.
They Shoot and Kill Panic Stricken
Dancers Who Are Unable to Get
Out of the Room.

COLUMBIA, TEXAS, January 8, -Ac.
counts OF a wholesale killing during a
dance at Cedar, eight miles from here
are just in. E. N. Williams, while
dancing, aroused the animosity of
Lemon Gayle, who demanded that
Williams surrender his place on the
floor. Williams at first refused. but
Gayle became boisterous and Williams
started from the room. Then Gavle
his brother London, and Bob Ealv he.
gan firing at Williams and others.
London Gayle shot through the
window and killed boy named Ely
Waddy, when another boy, Isaac
Scott, remarked: London Gayle has
killed Eli Waddy." Gayle turned
quickly saying "What is that to you.U
and shot the boy through and through
killing him instantly.
Then q perfect fusillade followed
from guns and pistols.
A woman was shot through the
breast and is now dead.
Lemon Gayle is shot through the
body, and will die.
A girl is shot in the face near the
eye another girl square in the middle
OF the head, the bail glancing and
lodging next to the skin of the head.
One boy is shot through the arm
and another through the right hand.
and others have received slighter
wounds.
After Lemon Gayle was shot, it ia
said, his brother London sprang in
and stood over his PROSTATE body,
Winchester in hand, and pumped cold
lead into those of the panic.stricken
dancers who were unable to get out
OF the house in time to avoid his aw.
iul vengeance. Three are dead and q
fourth fatally wounded, two seriously
and about half dozen have minor in
juries.
London Gayle is reported safely in
Jail and it is reported that Ealy has
been captured.
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SUICIDED FROM SICKNESS.
Miss Mamie Mcdaniel at Rome Ga..
Dies BY Poisoning Herself.

ROME, GA, Jan. 1.-Miss Mamie
Mcdaniel died yesterday in North
Rome from an overdose Of morphine,
taken, it is believed, with suicidal in
tent. She was about S5 years old, and
had been IN Rome about eighteen
months with her sister, Mrs. F. w.
Quarles. For the past few months her
health has not been good, and by
some it is thought that her sufferings
affected her mind. She was in good
spirits Saturday night and conversed
pleasantly with the family. Sunday
morning she was found lying on her
bed, with her clothes on and in dying
condition. The body was taken to
Bowling Green, KY, for interment,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-01-04
RUMORED CABINET CHANGES.
Said That Olney, BisSell and Quincy
Will Switch About.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. IA Republic
Washington special says: 1t is stated
in administration circles tonight that
the President will withdraw the nomi.
nation OF Mr.. Hornblower, OF New
York, for associate Justice of the su-
preme court. A man high in the coun-
ellis of the Democratic party and very
close to the President says: "The
President has concluded that Horn
blower can not be confirmed. In con.
sequence he has decided to withdraw
his nomination and substitute Olney,
the present. attorney.general, for the
v cant judgeship; put Bissell, the
present postm general, in Olney's
place, and put Josiah Quincy, late as
sistant secretary OF state, in Bissel s
place as postmaster. general.
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Big Meteor Fell.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 30.-Intense
excitement was occasioned in the Sec
ton south of this place about eight
o'clock last night by a shock which
caused houses to tremble as far south
west as Sparta, ten miles from here.
Responsible persons saw bright light
descend and disappear in the south,
while at the same time the surround
ings were made almost as bright as day.
The general opinion is that meteror
had fallen. The shock was felt very
plainly in Washington. 1t created
much uneasinnss among the farmers.
and many of them came to this place
today to make inquiries.
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Almost Aliens Record.

JACKSON, Tenn, Jan. 1.-Rev. DR..
Howard closed his argument at 9 80
o'clock this morning, having con-
sumed thirteen hours and half in
pleading in his own behalf. His speech
was a mastery effort, and was atten-
lively listened to by the jury and large
audience in attendance. District At.
torney Hawkins began speaking i'm
mediately upon the close of DR.. How
ards speech, and consumed the re-
mainder of today's session. He made
one of his best efforts.
The jury will get the case early to.
morrow, and public will soon know
the verdict.
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Gov. Mitche elps Terse Announcement.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3-Gov. Mitchell.
ofFlorida, ,telegraphs to an evening pa
per here his purpose regarding the
Mitchell-Corbett fight thus:
"The Corbett-Mitchell prize fight
will not take place in Florida unless
the supreme court Of this state decides
there is no law prohibiting such q
fight. There will be no necessity of
proclaiming martial law to prevent
suah fight, but were it necessary I
should not hesitate to proclaim it, as
I am determined to prevent this fight
by any and all means within the
reach OF the executive. There can be
no doubt as to my position, and peo.
pie who come here with the expecta-
ton of seeing the laws of the state
violrted by two thugs and their aiders
and abettors will be disappointed"
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KILLED BY A POLICEMAN,
Bridegroom Rushes to His Death In
Tennessee Town.

DANDRIDGE, TENN, Jan. Joe M.
Fain, OF this place, was shot and K H.
ed instantly by Policeman Smith, of
White Pine, this evening at 5 O'Clock.
Mr.. Fam left here last Tuesday and
went to White Pine, where he was
married the next day to Miss Mollie
Dewitt, of White Pine.
1t seems that there had been some
trouble between the parties. They met
today in the depot and Fain was going
toward Smith with large knife, whep
Smith drew his pistol and fired. Mr..
Fain's brother and sister reside at this
place.
The coroner tonight rendered a
verdict OF self defense.