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The evening world., 1894-01-12
BOMB IN HIS POCKET.
startling Discovery Made by
Broker FInm, of India nnpoIis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. l2.-When Ed
ward n. Flam. n broker, reached home
and removed his overcoat last evening
he made a startling discovery. lie had
bought some oranges for his wife, and
when he thrust his hand In his overcoat
pocket to get them. he pulled out a
piece of pipe, six Inches long. with a
fuse attached to one end. that had been
burned, down to within an eighth of an
inch OF the pine.
The Internal machine has not beer
tested as yet, but 1t is believed to be
filled with dynamite or nitro-glycerine
Elan knows of no reason why anybody
should attempt his life, and It is thought
he was taken for some one else.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Women Doing This Mans Work.

To the Editor:
In reply to IAN American Gentleman" ! would
say that he knows what he Is saying. I think the
same s he does. that = woman cannot give the
SAINT satisfaction In an once that q man does.
! have been employed in an once with q lady
who was trying to hll = mans place, and almost
two days out Of . week she was sick or the
weather was too bad for her to get 10 the ONCE.
I think the women should stay at home. learn to
do housework and make themselves useful. and
leave the men to do the once work. ! have been
out Of = position for some time. and in almost
every ONCE In winch I have applied for a position
I was sure to ind = lady clerk, seemingly hiling
4 mans position. A woman's place 10 at home.
and not In an once.
AN UNEMPLOYED CLERK.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
REBEL SCARE IN JUAREZ.
Citizens of IL Mexican City Form a
Defense Committee.

Ell PASO. Tex, Jan. 12.-The move
ments OF the revolutionists In the i'm
mediate vicinity of Juarez, which Is just
across the border, has caused consider
able alarm in that city, and II citizens
defense committee was organized last
evening.
The revolutionists are reported In full
south ~ Iuaraz Cny khun,ad, loot
night ordered a guard OF twenty-five
soldiers placed on the Mexican Central
Railroad passenger train going south.
The soldiers will accompany the train
to Montezuma and return with the
north-bound train.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Pnper Yarn for Carpets.

Paper yarn Is now being substituted
for other cheap stock in carpets. and
Is said to be superior to ''shoddy'' and
''mungo," both in cost and strength OF
course. the paper Is used only in the
body and on the underslde Of the tex
ture, and not on the upper surface. II
Is said that Sc per cent. of a carpet may
be made of paper without a customer
suspecting 1t.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
ACTORS IN A BURNING CAR.
Thrilling Travelling Experience OF
"Thc Ensign" Company.
NY Assoc lated Press }

My Associated Press)
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. Jan. "a
The members of the The Ensign Com
puuy, en- route from Washington, D.. G.,
to san Francisco, in Il special coach on
the Santa Ic road, had q thrilling expe-
r'ence about 20J miles west OF Kansas
CITY.
The rear end OF their car. the last in
the train. caught fire from "A defective
heating apparatus. The actors fought
Usage, thirty miles away. where water
was procured and the fire extinguished.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Times says
that the financial courts at Florence
have declared the moratorium granted
to the banking house OF Maquay &
Hooker valid for six months from Jan.
8, and have appointed the Bank OF Italy
and Lawyers Sanninl and Munzlas as a
committee for the creditors. They rave
also authorized the firm to continue
business under a separate account.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
SAYS EBsR STOLE HIS HORSE.
Leopold Rosener Has His Former
Employee Arrested.

Herman Eber. thirty-four years old.
of 81 Attorney street, was remanded at
the Essex Market Police Court to-day
until tomorrow. He is charged with
being a horse thief. His former EN-
ployer Leopold Rosener. a beer bother
al 24s Division street, is the complainant.
on Monday asst Eber was seen In the
neighborhood of the. stable at 4 o'clock
said to have disappeared together. De-
tectives arrested Eber last night He
denies stealing the horBs.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
FIRE ENGINE DRIVER KILLED.
Sad Accident at II BELT Line Cross.
ing In Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Jan. IA fire alarm at 3
A. NJ. called the apparatus to the eastern
ern edge of the city. Engine No. o. re-
spending, was cut down by n switch en-
CINE while crossing the Belt Line tracks.
injured, and died at the hospital at 8. 3C
a. NJ. The engineer, William Whalen,
and Stoker Robert Sands were slightly
cut and bruised. One OF the horses was
instantly killed and another will die.
The fire engine was completely demol.
ished. 1t was worth 5000.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Aids to Digestion.

A bit of ginger root or a cream pep
permint c%roquette eaten after a meal
heats the stomach. and thus helps diges-
ton. one of the best stimulants for n
sluggish digestive apparatus is a small
cup of very sweet black coffee, taken an
hot as 1t can be slipped. 1t is a capital
plan to find out what particular food
~disagrees with the system and then let
II alone.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Judge Seaver. at Buffalo. declares that
he will send no more youthful offenders
TO Elmira till the Brockway matter is
settled. Dlstrict-Attorney Kenefck, In
the same city, says: II would not prose
cute a boy il / thought the Court would
send him, II convicted. to the Elmira
Reformatory." Brockway is convicted
and doomed, SO far az the general out.
side judgment Of court and citizen goes
1t only remains for his iniquity TO be
officially stamped; and the sooner this Il
done the better for the State and 1t.
FIRST wanderers into the paths OF crime.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Some wide awake New York women
are beginning an attack on Gov. Flower
for the appointment of a woman on the
Board of Charities and Correction. The
Governor has the right sort of feeling
towards m He ordered that half
the positions OF the Board of Factory In
spectors be given to the gentle sex. and
there is room on the local and State
Board and work for a woman charity
commissioner to do on the island. where
abandoned children and the hapless and
criminal classes are confined.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
CITY MUST PAY THEM.
DOck-Owners Obtain Judgments for
Property Taken.

Judgments have been rendered against
the city after a trial before a referee for
dock property, taken by the city, in
favor OF the following
John S. Mclean. SS7, S42. 81: Mary j. Hal
stead and others, SIS, 6S7. sc: john G.. Wen
del, So, l52,9 S; Thomas Lenane and others,
81, go L..
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Agitators are urging the unemployed
men Of London to "terrorize the capt.
talists." Said one OF these ~incendiary
fellows to a crowd of eager listeners yes
ferday; ION the occasion of our demon
stratlon on Trafalgar Square the FIRST
Saturday In February watch the quarters
from which tho police are drawn. 20 to
the unprotected districts and take the
th.lgs you want. I will take care that a
skjrmiSh win create q diversion. and after
The evening world., 1894-01-12
MURDERED BY NEGROES.
Mrs. Benny Beaten to Death, and
Ter Husband VIII Die.

ST. LOUIS, lam. l2.-Four negroes en-
tered tho home OF Frederick Benny.
near Florissant last night. and demand
ed money. When refused, they beat
Benny, who Is over seventy. and his
wife, aged %siXty-tve, so severely that
the latter Is dead and the former can.
not recover from his Injuries.
A hired man., who ran to their assist.
ance, was beaten into iusensibility. The
negroes then secured 500 and fled. Over
one hundred citizens are searching for
the. negroes, with tAe avowcd intention
or lynching them II caught.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
ILLUMINATED HIS STOMACH.
Remarkable Surgical Expert
ment with Electricity.

" '-TTHT TTV"T7
BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. IA most
remarkable electrical experiment was
successfully exhibited at the College of
Physicians and Surgeons here last night.
by means OF a flexible rubber tube a
~diminutive electric-light was introduced
INTO the stomach or a pattentn. The lights
in the room being lowered. over two hun
dred students viewed the workings OF
the patients internal organs through the
transparency the light created In the
abdominal wall
Prof. Julius FL ledenwald conducted the
experiment, which ms heretofore been
regarded as ar impossihiiity.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Lyon-Medlterranee 5,72s, the Orleans
company 1855, altogether some $4,000
women. in which number the thousands
and thousands of female gatekeepers are
not included. In the whole of Europe
1t is calculated ti.at over 600, 900 women
hold public appointments.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Hungary to Foster Farming.
lBv Associated Preasl

LONDON, IAN. ia Vienna despatch
to The Times says that II Is intended
to create a new department In the Hun
garian Ministry OF Commerce. TO be
specially devoted to the development Of
agriculture. The Introduction OF the
cultivation Of hemp. hops, new fruits
and vegetables will be attended to by the
new department.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Evidence is presented that Edwin
M. Field had a very comfortable term
at the ASYLUM IN Buffalo. He was not
80 much Of a lunatic bu; that he ap-
preclateu this fact. Nor was 1t a par
~tlculariy crazy idea to prefer the asylum
comforts TO the severer surroundings
into which a undetermined man, de
tccted in son,e OF Mr.. Fields peculiar
financial deals, might have come long
ago,
The evening world., 1894-01-12

New Jerseys State Senate refuses to
quit Its fooling, and New York's State
Senate neglects to mind its own business.
That Upper Chamber at Albany Is not
the appointed place for a debate on the
National tariff.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
-EiNe-Buttom Bootn.

A novelty in button boots is the i'm
proved Piccadllly. with five large buttons.
The English model was made for a fiat
foot; the American foot, from a COM
bination of influences. has developed into
a high instep that requires a higher cut
boot tina the london last.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

A miracle saved one man who fell
from the unguarded platform leading to
the Brooklyn bridge cars at the New
York terminal. What is going to happen
to the rcX one who falls? Putting up
. guard-rail in time may spare US a
tragic answer to this question.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Torn Carter is too busy" to attend to
the duties of Chairman OF the Republi-
can National Executive Committee. And
Carter is for Harrison In 'ss. Joe Man
ley takes Carriers place. And Manley is
for Tom Reed in '96.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
The Courtesy of southerners.

To the Editor:
I fully agree with Georgian In his letter.
II clearly illustrates the sentiments OF the typ
ical southerner. and l think II would be well II
some OF our Northern men would strive to initiate
tho spirit OF courtesy that exists in the South.
However, any lady should have common polite
ness enough to thank q gentleman for offering her
bis seat. MEG, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Competition on stills may force the
Manhattan a. to do its best, which 1t
doesn't always do now But 1t will not
mark any appreciable advance towards
real rapid transit. The Bushe plan does
not include the Fifteen minute to Har-
lem" idea.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
LETTERS.

This eo,ur7n IL open 10 ccTgbofg 'rho has a
complain, I" asase. a grtetdnrc 10 ,tn'fd'e, IN
formation 10 gi,c. a subject Of gH'crdl Interest to
dtscgss or q tubIir s'rrics 10 acknowledge. and rio
can mt The IDEA in,o less than 100 uOrds. Long
iG,crs cunnO, be printed.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

A grand total Of 32s, IA loaves OF bread
had been distributed from THE Worlds
bureau up to this morning. What an
army has thus been fed! But the hungry
still abound daily. Keep the loaves
coming in.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Furs.

Tippets and muffs for babies and small
girls are made of mink. white thibet'
white Persian lamb. krimmer or gray
lamb, and occasionally ermine A very
little Alaska sable is used to trim silk
bonnets and shoulder capes.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
An O,er-Countin. Apparent.

It looks very much as II the original estimate
Of tho losses at the Worlds Fair Gre were made
w by n Chicago census taker. The usual big dis.
count Is now being made. -noston Herald.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Russia faces a deficit caused by the
extensive purchase OF new iiies for its
army. Uncle Sam amt get the satisfac-
ton even Of firing of the cause OF his
Treasury deficiency.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Not the Ladies of Long Ago.

To the EDITOR
Let me tell "a Georgian that the majority
OF ladies are spoiled through the stupidity OF
ideas like his II a lady receives a seat she
should be very thankful for the kind act. The
ladies Of to-day are not the ladies OF years back,
because they are too independent. A true Amer
lean, EDWARD sTElNGEsTER.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

The Gouverneur Hospital ambulance
surgeons, who left dying Michael Barron
to his fate, are likely to lose their posi-
tions. In consequence. This will be a fair
beginning towards teaching some other
ambulance surgeons hat they have re-
sponsibilities which 1t is possible for
them to Sigh, to their own disadvantage.
1he lesson mas long been needed
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Famous English Jockey Married.

LONDON, Jan. l2.-Mornington Can
non, The famous jockey. was married at
kensington yesterday to Miss bennett.
the youngest daughter Of a Nottingham
contractor.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
A Woman Screw Maker.

New York has a woman screw I'M
facturer. Her name is Mary Clearly
she lives In a cosy Blocker street nat
and would rather prowl around a big
hardware stock than go to the grandest
opera that ever was sung or the finest
collection of pictures that ever was hung.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Ike Greater Man IN Florida

An interesting question is raised in Florida Is
a puEIlist a greater man than a Governor! Prob
ably the answer depends on whether or not the
Governor means what he says Bra Star.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

The artist here depicts an original
frock FOR n young girl at that happy
period where. standing with reluctant
feet, Motherhood and childhood meet
Here, again, velvctccn has been utilized.
and the result 10 "A dressy toilet, for
the velveteen forms a band at the edge
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Two Crushed TO Death.
(py Aasociated Prssal

SOMERSET. Pa. Jan. i~2.-samusi and Wilson
walker, brothers. and Ezra Basr. their bro,hsr-ia.
Law. farmers. living i've miles east Of here. wsrs
caught by falling slate In q limestone quarry yes.
tsrdAy. Wilson. Walker escaped with q broken
that they died soon after being released.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
GIOvicra Who DO Repnirinr,

There are gloviers about town. in Canal
street and Sixth avenue, for instance,
who "bushel' insists, as the tailors say.
For a dime or two long fingers are made
over. a new b%uttonhole seam is turned
over or the palm and thumb gussets are
renewed. Some firm repair their goods
free OF charge.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Battles in Brazil are of two kinds, the
reported" n the Expected" the lat
ter predominating. And it Is not the ex-
pected which happens.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
The paddle and The smile.

Some of Brurkwsy's witEc'srs say tina, they have
seen prisoners come from a padding with a smi.e
on thor faces. II must have been the lcer Of
.,diocy-RoeAester Pos, Express.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
McKane's pull" %perceptibly weakens
under the prosecutions push.

That "the lighting slxty-ninth' In soon
to be itself again is pleasant news to
hosts Of friends of the gallant old regi-
ment.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

"Vaillant weakens." No, he becomes
himself. His false assumption of a
brave air has passed away at the loom
ing Of the guillotine.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

Senior Zorrilla is safe in predicting a
republic for Spain. He could rightly
predict one for each nation OF the earth.
But he won't live to see every one.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

OF the skirt, which Is embroidered,
the work ~reappcaring on the bod
ice, the sleeve Capes, and the
bands between the puff of the sleeves
at the wrist. at the throat. n lower
on the neck, keeping in place the soft
plaitings brought UP high to the throat.
The front of the bodice Is treated exact
w like the back.
The evening world., 1894-01-12
OF Cream Liberty satin.

"~grown-up" stage of existence. It 10
made Of cream liberty satin. tho en-
broidery in two shades. green and 20
low, worked in a conventional design
The evening world., 1894-01-12
Raster an RarIy Comer.

Place your order for Spring hats and clothing.
Easter Sunday comes early this year. March rs.
1t will not come 90 early again until isis.-Bunaio
TimsA
The evening world., 1894-01-12

The side sash is composed Of gauze and
silk; gauze rufies are introduced at the
neck and elbow. The necklace which ac-
companies this dress is silver-gtt
Damascus hligree.
The evening world., 1894-01-12

The PIumD Girl Comes Again.
A fashion note says that plump girls are ell the
rage again. and that sales Of Anu-fst remedies are
falling on at an iarnins rate. Thus Il appears
that there IL no great saiA without s0ns small
lesA-Rochsstsr psnoefat
The evening world., 1894-01-12
When the Skin Itches.

Dry sulphur rubbed into the pores Of
the face at night is an excellent remedy
for annoying irritations.
The state herald., 1894-06-15
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

A3ssoting will be held at the G. A. II
han ! sednesdny evening June 10th, fol
the Fyispose Of organizing republican
lsaEs5A y. W. Varnum of Denver, sec
rsteks and state organizer Of tho repub
lioan League OF Colorado and Mrs. G. W
Vas<pm ara expected to DO present to
addf the meeting and take part in
thu &fHanization Of the league. Repub.
lfday eagues aro being organized all
ovsf ne state and republicans are every.
when gsttinR into line for an enthusi'
asef 4mpaign to redeem the state from
port lteE Every republican in the
COZ -sculd be present at this meet.
ing aud become members Of the league
The rsputiiicans should turn out in full
force. The ladies arc especially urged
to be pressut.
The state herald., 1894-06-15
FAlRVIEW.

r. S. Stout, Mr.. Daniels and Mr.. Wood
have returned from prospecting tour
near Sidney, Neb. They went TO soc
the prospect for feed and will probably
take their stock there for tho winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spnrling visited with
Mr.. and MIS-. n. N. Worley ono day last
week; also with Mr.. and Mrs. Zoll.
Mrs. D. f. Smith returned to Fort
Collins May 81.
Mr., Stevens has moved to Nebraska.
Q. Ballentino will move to Sterling
soon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Moulding, Juno
9th son.
Prospects for crops are anything but
ilattering. Tho question now is, how
will those TINT stay make a living.
Guxss VINO.
The state herald., 1894-06-15

DigD-At Denver. Colo, Saturday,
June 9th 1894, John B. Cummins, age 81
years. The deconscd was born at Min
ersl Point, Iowa county, WIS.,, where he
lived with his parents till he was about
20 years old when bo cnme west. He
spent fow years railroadipg till he mot
with an accident which resulted in the
loss Of leg. He came to Holyoke in the
early days Of tho town md it was his
home at the time OF hrs death. In Jan.
uary 1892 he was appointed to tho Office
Of clerk Of tho district court for Phillips
county which Office he held ri tho time
Of his denth. He performed the duties
Of that Office in manner that gave gen-
eral satisfaction and by his uniformly
courteous and accommodating actions
made friends Of all who had business bo-
fore that court. At the time Of his death
he was candidate for appointment to
tho office OF Register Of tho U. s. Land
Office at Sterling, Colo, and had very
strong assurance OF receiving the ap.
pointment. His genial and kindly dis
position made for him many warm per.
sonnl friends. lie leaves behind him to
mourn his death wife, little son, hts
eyed parents, q brother and sister, who
have tho sympathy Of all in thi. their
mort sad bereavment. The remains
wcro taken to Mineral Point, Wis, tho
home OF his parents, for burial.
The state herald., 1894-06-15

A well known wheat grower and polit.
ical humorist OF North Dakota in h
semifacetious way, speaks Of the good
time coming whom the farmer shall make
nimb!e servitors Of wind and electricity
He talks in this way: "When windmills
arc put up now for 1925 that grind 10
bushels Of feed an hour, pump oil the
water that can be used on u farm, run n
wood saw, do tho churning, run wash
ing machine and clothes ringer, and
turn an ice-cream freezer. IT. will not
be long before every farmer will have a
machine in his house TO generate cleo
tricity attached to his Windmill. He
will cook, and light his house by cleo
tricity generated by his friend, the wind
Instead of getting up cold mornings Il
build fire, the farmer will press but
ton. He will hight his barn and warn
his hen roost by electricity" We'll, why
not Electricity has been put IN harness
mainly IN towns so far, on account o.
the cost OF generating It. II windmilli
can be made TO generate sufficient pouel
to develop tho electricity the latter car
be stored for usc, Some recent expert
ments on the pressure Of the wind witt
windmills indicate Improvement in thu
use OF the wind power. These arc /,
the way Of trying hollew cups with th'
eoncave surface exposed TO the wind
BY these it is stated that nearly fort,
per cent. more is gained. At Cornell
university plow has been driven in ,h,
field by means Of a motor md storag,
arrangement fixed behind the plowshare
-Field & Farm.
The state herald., 1894-06-15

What makes house home? Tho
mother well, the children rosy, the faith
er IN good health and good humor. Ali
brought about by the use OF DeWitt's
Sarsaparilla. It recommends itself. City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1894-06-15

Jacob Mauser OF the northeastern
part Of the county was bitten by rat
tle.snake Tuesday morning Of this week.
Ho came to Holyolse for medical treat.
mont and when last heard from was get
ting along all right.
The state herald., 1894-06-15

The many friends OF Rev. w. z. Col
lette in Holyoke md vicinity are much
pleased to learn that the annual confer
ence that convened ut Boulder last week
has returned him to Holyoke for another
year.
The state herald., 1894-06-15

+. Daniel Fitzpatrick Of Columbus is
an optimst. He believes this world is
all right and tho next one worth Whiting
for long time, tho longer the better.
~ u veteran Of the late war and got
y! eng III - & snion wnere this chickens
diaIi't get tho nx. When tho cruel war
was over ho emigrnted to Nebraska with
his young wife and took homrstead; !;
but, having been raised in the city, he
knew little OF agriculture ho planted
everything when tho signs were wrong.
HIS only successful crops were snniipw-
srs and sorrows. His oxen woro bnlky
and the COW gnvo g0ur milk, and his
whiskers were sunbnrnt ond his back
perpctunlly lame from pulling weeds.
He sold out aud wen, TO San Francisco
to grow up with the Cinnamon. There
tickle fortune frowned upon him, and he
saw himself and family drifting toward
the poorhouso. flo returned to Nebras-
ka and struck job OF hod carrying In
tho then little town Of Columbus. II
was hard sledding for small man, but
ho kept at work and whistled Us he
worked until his co laborors throw bricks
at him Tor doing it. Then ho would
weep at mans inhumaniy TO man, but
kept at work. Finally no had $50 LAID
by for rainy day and conceived the
,da. ~ aturt,uu N nnwa fnv npI must,
shop. He rented the northeast corner
Of store occupied by iewcler md
opened up with tie smallest stock OF
goods ever offered TO ~. indalgent pub.
lie. Bu. no Ind monopoly in that limo
Of trade, aud toys FOR which he paid svo
cents wero marked 'at cost" and sold for
a quarter. But bc advertised, aud the
papors nil said "follow tho crowd to fltz.
patrick aud elittering Inducements
were held out, Of which tho people woro
quick TO avail themselves. Bo caught
the public ego and held 1t. Be obtained
access to the public purse and ompliei
Il. HIS business became profitable, aud
now, niter sixteen years OF industrious
advertising. bo 10 recognized IN n honso-
hold necessity and treated accordingly.
Hc has brick store aud owns 1t, also
several other buildings. lie has pleas.
nai hoae and largo family, aud he has
confidence In himself mud faith In the
world. and Is always full Of hope md
a.