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The evening world., 1894-06-23
TROOP A STARTS HOME.
A lot Departure ON Horseback
from state Camp.

STATE CAMP. PEEKSKILL, June %
The thermometer registered 9S in tho
shade at the State camp at noon. The
soldiers suffered very much from the
heat during the morning drill, which,
Notwithstanding, was fairly executed
Guard mount was also good.
Troop y started for home at 10 A. NJ
way to the city. They viii put up to,
night at Tarrytown, and expect to ar
rive in New York tomorrow noon.
Private Walker, who was overcome by
the heat yesteI .ay, Is in the hospital
but is doing well.
Capt. Lloyd. in behalf OF the Commits
stoned officers OF the separate com
panies. petitioned Adjt. Gen. Porter to-
day to grant commissions to third lieu
tenants where there We're over eighty
men in separate company.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
JUGGLED FOR LIBERTY.
An East Indian Does n Trick In
Court, and Is Let Go.

Seijud Jowal, n bewhiskered East In
dian. who wore jeans underwear for
trousers. a soiled feZ. a cutaway coat
and quiet smile, was taken before JUS
tice Ryan in jefferson Market Police
Court this morning, where he was
charged with being Intoxicated in West
Houston street.
SeiJud explained that he could not have
been drunk-"Me n Mohamedan." being
his reason for the statement. Then he
me tugga-ler," and turning round he
borrowed handkerchief from an attend
ant
you SEGA, one knot. two-a knot,
three. four, fva knot, It is enough. You
pull 1t hard. you Sc 1t Is fiva hard knots
Z blow upon II, ! count one. two three
four. fiva. snapp my finger five times
1t Is gone"
And he picked up one corner of the
handkerchief and waved 1t In the air
The knots had disappeared.
Seijud wanted to do another trick, but
JusticeRyan cut him short by discharg
ing him:
You'd juggle your way out Of Jail, II
sent you up" remarked the Justice.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
IT WAS HEAT, NOT LAUDAMuM.
Meyer Was Hustled to Bellevue
as an Attempted Suicide.
Found Unconscious in His Room with
an Empty Bottle Beside Him.

Filial anxiety. excited by the finding
OF an empty laudanum bottle, mistake
ing a case Of heat prostration for an
attempt at suicide. has landed George
Meyer, German cabinet maker. Of
307 Avenue C, sixty-three years old. a
prisoner in Bellevue Hospital. He will
be kept there until he is discharged on
n medical certificate In a police court.
Meyer is very clever workman and
makes all kinds OF pretty inlaid articles.
which sell WELL and enable him to keep
his wife. his widowed daughter. Mrs.
Bauer and her three children in com
parative comfort. He uses laudnnum In
his work to give Il certain stain to
white woods. His workbench Is In his
bedroom.
Meyer last night just as he had com.
pleted a piece OF work that had used
He left the empty bottle and cork n,S
Towards 10 o'clock his wife went to
arouse him. but without success, and
pened to see the empty laudanum VIAL
and at once jumped at the conclusion
that her father had ATTEMPTED suicide.
She rushed shrieking from the house.
Thompson, OF the East Twenty second
street police station. whom she told of
her fathers condition.
The policeman sent in n hurry call
for an ambulance, and Meyer was hus-
tied off to Bellevue on the double jump.
1t did not take DR.. Warning. OF the hos
pital STAFF. over a few moments to ascer-
tain that II was the heat and not n dose
OF poison that had overcome Meyer. He
was soon restored to consciousness, but
as he was brought In a prisoner he cam
not be discharged until his case is pass
ed upon in a police court.
Meyer has lived for twenty-four years
at HIS present address. and Is favorably
known in the neighborhood. He has
twice before been sunstruck.
His daughter. Mrs. Bauer, called at
Bellevue Hospital this morning and
begged her fathers padon with tears for
her hurried conclusion. With true Ger
man phlegm Meyer said: "All right, my
dear. Das macht gar NIGHTS"
The evening world., 1894-06-23
PICKPOCKET AT THE PARADE.
Mrs. Alert Loses Her Purse and
Has Charles Hulsnph Arrested.

Mrs. Mary Albert. OF i02 East Forty
third street, was complainant in Yorkviile
Police Court this morning against
Charles Hulsaph, thirty-ore wears old
OF IA East Nineteenth street., whom she
charged with having picked her nockct
Mrs. Albert, with her two little boys
was watching the Snengerfest parade at
last night, when she felt nand in her
pocket and discovered that her pocket
book, containing $3.50, had been stolen.
on looking around she saw the accused
trying 10 slip away and calling a rolice-
man had him arrested. He was ncld for
further examination.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

THE THOMPSON STREET LAGOON.
He was waiting for the boat for 1aver-
straw, and from his occasional comments
on the Ill luck OF the fisherman 1t was
evident that he knew a thing or two
about entrapping the finny tribe. al
though 1t subsequently was developed
that he wasn't an adept at unlocking
his catch.
Not even a nibble had agitated the lines
for half an hour. and the man and
brother" occasionally vented his dlsap-
prevail Of the piscatorial procedures with
a vigorous "humph." Finally one OF the
anglers wandered across West street to
pilot schooner across bar to a capa-
cious haven. relinquishing his line to the
disguised gentleman OF color.
Instantly smile overcrept his feat
ures He quickly set down his bag ara
umbrella, pulled his plug hat over his
out Of the water. Then he stripped the
hook took a fresh worm from the bait
can, slapped 1t three times between his
hands, slipped 1t on the hook, spat on It
three times and tossed 1t overheard
exciaiming three times:
Gudgy. cudgy; cudsy." s,,o,
That's medicine" answered the son
Of Ham. adding contemptuously, you
Just wait"
The crowd waited expectantly. The
medicine" was good, for in less, than
five minutes the colored man yanked a
big blue eel to the surface and flung
him with a flop on the pier behind him.
What did tell your" whooped the
black man excitedly. Seems to me you
eeis."
"You aln't got him yet. He's getting
away" yelled the crowd.
The eel. which seemed all muscle and
resolution, was not accepting capture
passively. He twisted and wriggled
about like snake. and was rapidly
nearing the edge of the pier. when the
darby Jumped n2 and elntehed him nm po,o
Grounds cranks say. bu; resulted In n
clean muff. and the crowd promptly
gave the player an error while II APP
p plaan sIfI. the eel for a possible home run
Then the, Afro-American buclsled in
for an uphill game" With mighty
bound, he leaped into the air and
swooped down upon the =, wrthins form form
spiration dripping from his forehead
For a minute or two eel stock took q
tumble but went o Up again when zen the vi
American. fish-line. pole. plug hat, dus;;
ter and bait-box In hopelessly confused
mass that resembled nothing quite sc
much as an animated Thompson street
The colored mans eyes bulged until
they seemed likely to fall out as he
saw the eel slowly. but surely slipping
from his grasp. A dockman came tG
with knife. This ended the struggle
and as the colored man walked over &c
his boat his pensive look returned and
he sagely remarked:
1t takes more'n medicine to hang or
| to EN-"
The evening world., 1894-06-23
CAUGHT A BOY BURGLAR.
Young Ncwmnn's Father Also Ar
rested for Rescuing Him.

A boy burglar was arralgned In Essex
Market Court to-day. He was Harry
Newman. fourteen years old, of 8 Suffolk
street, and was accused of having entered
the apartments OF Morris Spiras, at %
Norfolk street in company with another
boy and stealing So worth OF property.
The boy was caught by Spras, and
while on the way to the station house
with him the boys father interfered and
Harry escaped. Spiras reported the mat
ter to the police OF the Delaney street
station and Detectives Hussey and Shall
The latter said that he was not aware
OF what crime his son had committed,
and that when he saw Spras leading him
along the street he interfered and set
him free.
Justice Hogan held the boy and his
father for further examination
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DIVER SAVING HIS FIRE.
At the Proper Time, He Says, He
Will Answer Everything.
Declines to Resign Now in the Face
OF Charges.

Police Justic. Patrick Diver had
.,o, ,.o s,,au aoore, NJ the
cIeareu away 'he sIha'' 'ot"'' VI ~
Morrlsania Police Court this morning
and was sitting behind his tribune
,., 80, s,t,, hi,,self WHOM an
smoking ana lah''hR "''''
Evening World" reporter called.
The Judge looked hot, but serene, his
49,. 49, .ao,,t, ox,,o,ned nv tho
neat pelnS rehni'y eNp'a'eu Wy
furnace-like temperature OF the court
room but his serenity offered a pretty
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snarp contrast 10 the pop"i"' "o "
what might be the mental state or
man charged with such grieyous and
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numerous iha''e" '"l-e'.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

Mrs. q. n. Titus. having been poisoned
by ivy. Many remedies failed to do him any
good. Finally gave him
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
and after week the sores commenced to heal
and disappear. After taking two bottles be was
entirely cured and his general health was greatly
benefited" ms. @. 9. TITUS, So. Gibson. Pa,
The evening world., 1894-06-23
The Genuine Observation-Disclosures

In contradiction Of reports that another man
agement than the Sioux Indian War Village at
Coney Island. has on exhibition the genuine Chief
Rain-in the Face. of Custer fame. Manager w.
Kent Thomas exhibits this letter from Major Nc
Lsughlin, U. s. Indian Agent, at Standing Rock
Reservation, N. D.:
STURTEvANT HOTEL June IL 1894.
This Is to certify that have this day visited
the Sioux Indian War Village at Couey Island. and
listened to the explanation given on the sitting
Bull log cabin and Rain In the Face.
am satisfied with It In every respect and GER
tify that the Indian as there represented. Is the
only and original Rain-in- theFace Of Custer
fame JAMES M'LAUGlILIN.
L. S. Indian Agent.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
DALEY IN PRISON GARB.
Begins His One Years Sentence in
the Peuitentiary To-Day.
The Ex- Roundsman Assaulted Mamie
Hannnn's Mother.

xRoundsman Matthew F. Daley
who on March &c. 1892. was accused OF
assaulting Mamie Hannah in Joe Sell
ler's Broome street saloon, Is again
under arrest. and by the time 1.-THE
Evening World" readers learn the news
he will have donned the striped suit
of the convict and be lodged behind
bolts and bars in the Blackwells ISL
md penitentIary
The evening world., 1894-06-23
A CUSTOMER THE BURGLAR.
Fishmnn Surprised to See Hausmnn
In Court.

Max Fishman, who keeps a window
shade store at 42S Grand street, was
greatly surprised when he discovered
to-day that man. accused OF having
burglarized his place. was n customer
who had been dealing with him for the
past two years
The man said he was Marks Hausman,
thirty years old. OF 1884 Rivington street
Early this morning Hausman broke
into Fishmans store and was caught
by the lattcr's son while in the act OF
carrying away So worth of property.
The defendant denied that he was a
burglar. He said that he intended to
pay for the goods that We're found
In his possession. Justice Hogan, in
Essex Market Court. to-day held him
In default Of $1,000 bail for trial.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
False Pretences ALLEGED,

tax Ensie. Of LOG Richmond street, Brooklyn
was last night arrested by Court Oricer shaugh-
messy. on a warrant procured from Justice Con-
molly. by Anton Bloch. the dry-Goods dealer OF
Atlantic and PENNSYLVANIA avenues. Bloch nc
cuses Engle OF obtaining $50 worth OF goods
under false pretenses. In the Gates Avenue
Court this morning Engle was placed under bonds
to appear for trial
The evening world., 1894-06-23
An Alleged shopIifter,

In Essex Market Court to-day Justice Hogan
held Annie Roman. nineteen. of 2i5 East New
York avenue. Brooklyn. for trial on a charge OF
larceny. She was caught leaving Rldleys es-
tablshment yesterday with an umbrella valued
at 81, which she is alleged to have stolen
She persisted that she purchased the umbrella
but was unable to pick out the clerk who sold
IN har
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Gave CarboIio Acid by mistake.

MrA Mar cohn. Of iol Moore street. Brooklyn
arose At Aso Ioeleek this morning and went 70
eiosst 70 get some soothing syrup for her infant
son /. ~ nistahs she adnninistsred quantity
OF cafbolie acid. The child squirmed with
agoay. and the mother discovered the mistake
Ths little one was removed to st. Catherine .
Hospital. The surgeons say he will recover.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
i" MEDICINE" CAUGHT THE EEL
But the Colored Man Couldn't
Hold Him After He Got Him.
Lively Free Show on the Troy Line
Pier This Morning.

Among the crowd OF spectators watch
Ing knot OF fishermen on the Troy line
pier this morning was an elderly Afro
American, who wore an antiquated plug
hat. long linen duster and a pensive
look.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
J FnIed Him Fun of BulIets.
By Associated Press.)

10Y hhbocihteu Frcss'J
MAGNOLIA. Ark. June 2a.-Iienry Capus the
negro VINO attempted to assault thrss youns
iadieA. was swung to q limb last night. and about
100 bullets were put into his body He i'm,
piicatsd another negro In the neighborhood. who
II being pursued by citizens
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Four Escaped prisoners Anoat.

STURGEON BAY Wis, June c3.-Aftsr making
fruitlsH trip In the fog across Lake Michigan
In tug. In search OF the four prisoners who
escaped from the Milwaukee County jail. and 20,
out on the lake In q sail boat. Sheriff Michse eli
Dunn returned TO this port and, Increasing hii
Meet BY tho addition OF steam yacht, again
started In pursuit OF the jAil-breakera
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accommodated by III. bishop.

my Associated Press)
CLEVELAND, June 23,-Rev. A. F. Kolas-
zewski. the head of the rcbellIous Roman Cath
ollie Poles in this city, has been formally eI-
communicated by Bishop Horstmann.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
May Have to Ray the sheriff.

An application was made before Justice Bartlett
in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, to-day for an
order compelling Lawyer T. II. Barnum TO pay
sherirs fees in a replevin action. Decision re-
ryed
The evening world., 1894-06-23
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

And have effected the most wonderful cures OF
torturing and dlsfgurlnR skin and scalp diseases
Of infants aud childien ever recorded. They AZ
ford instant relief, permit rest and sleep and
point to \ speedy cure when the best physicians
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The evening world., 1894-06-23
Searching In Genesee Valley.
CBy Associated Press.

Iby AshocIAted FTebsD
DANsvILLE. n. Y. June :s.-Excessive hot
weather prevails in the Genesee Valley. Tn,
thermometer registered ss degrees in the shad,
yesterday. Before midnight the mercury fel
20 an extreme point and the atmosphere was de
liEhtfully cool This day promises to be tn,
hottest OF the season.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Killed the Maniac with n Club.
CDy Associated Presa)

DELTA Misc. June ss-Moss Harris, a Negro
who was bitten by mad dog some weeks ago. do,
vsloped symptoms of hydrophobis. frightening HI,
family and friends away. posse secured the
ing loose, and attacked one OF the posse who IA
turn feled him with q club and killed him
The evening world., 1894-06-23

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lTreguIarity,

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He wouldn't Play Annie Rooney
(By Associated Presal

LAWRENCE, Mass.. June Thames connor,
was shot and fatally wounded at Bradford las
night By Quani Andrea. an organ grinder Beoau.,
Andrea would not play Annie Rooney connor,
assaulted the Italian. who shot his assailant
Andrea waA Jailed.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

BIase Before Dawn in the swamp.
Fire broke out from some unknown cause at .
o'clock this morning on the nrst floor Of the
thfee-atory building at lit Beekman street. The
place 10 occupied By @. T. Corby, dealer In
stoves and sAngea The damage WAS 8. 800.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
A Bride Com mits Suicide.
nv A,socl.tad prc..N

DANvILLE. ILL.,. June es.-Mrs. John Mont
gomery, a young bride, committed suicide yester-
day by taking poison. Her husband. II 10 said,
deserted her, going to Williamsport Ind.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

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had as good doctor was In Philadelphia but
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On one cheek Ike q TIngworm,
u spread and itched 90 the poor
little fellow had no peace night
or day. Then It started ON the
other cheek and chin. until ali
were raw as . piece Of beeh I SAX,
IKE q burn whore you would
rub Oft the skin. and bloody
water oozed out constantly. His
sufIeriugs were terrible. I know,
although he was but six months
old and could not tell how he
suffered. I tied his hands that
he would not scratch. then he
The evening world., 1894-06-23
John r. DnEendorn Dead.

NORFOLK. Va. June is.-John =. psrsndorn.
sx-msmbsr Of Congress from the Norfolk Dis
triet, died At his home In this city last night
aged sixty ysaSA
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Hoods s ss,;i;. Cures

II have bseu taking
Hoods sarsaparilla for
rome time and every
dose helps me. Ny little
boy. six years old. had
sores on his feet aud he
could not wear any
shoes. Wherever tn .
rkin cracked bad sores
would fern. presumably
The evening world., 1894-06-23
A THRILL OF HORROR.
Tho Dreaded "Blnck Death" Hal
Appeared in the East Again.

The horrors of the BLACK death" will
be told about In the Sunday World"
This frightful disease has stalked across
the path of civilization from time to
time since the world began. and has
been the terror Of nations in the East.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

QAQvjS Skin and Scalp purified and beautinet
uhul . by CUrIcURA SOAR. Absolutely pure.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

Mas Titus 40 Beg Counsellor.
Mis- nslls 3 Titus has D1ssd her szamina-
tioa or sAmilsioa % the bfs This anaeupee-
sss 4. 5 :s: ' ~ s Ss;s'S !, watt sa."a'''
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-05-09
Tbs TaItN.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Whlle the re-
potts early in the day indicated that
there might be some difficulty in agree
ing upon a tariff bill, the conferences
which were had by the leaders on the
Democratic side Of the Senate during
the afternoon seem to have been IN the
interest of harmony and the lack of
confidence there was among those who
hoped to secure compromise, dlSsp-
peared. TIE private Office IN the room
of the committee on appropriations was
q busy place all day. more activity be-
ing exhibited than previously because
of the apprehension which existed that
all the work toward compromise
might be fer naught. Among those
Gho were engaged IN the conference
were Senators Jones, Brice, /Gorman
and Cockrell, while Senator Hill was
present a portion of the time. lis the
position of the New York senior Sena-
tor that has caused some trouble and
there are number of Senators who
believe even now, that Hill will net
vote for the bill with the income tax
provision, ard it is almost as certainly
understood that the income tax will re-
main. The Senators who are eDgl.
neeriDg the compromise are counting
OF 43 Democratic votes aid they be-
lieve they will be able to control that
number beyond any doubt. This indi-
Gates that they hope to pass the bill,
even with the opposition Of Hill, and
it also indicates that the bill has prob
ably been mace satisfactory in other
respects to- Senators Murphy of New
York and Smith of New jersey.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-05-09
ARepubl,cap Landslide.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May Inlay
elections were held through Indiana to.
day. The only cities not voting were
Indianapolis, Evansville and Logan.
sport. Terre Haute elects the whole
Republican ticket by msjorities ranging
from 900 to ! 900. TIE Republican gaip
on the mayoralty Is $50. Union City
give The Usual Republican majority. At
Valparaiso, where the Democrats had 8
sjority Of 100 two years ago, the Re.
publican ma joriues range from IS to 900.
At kokomo the Republicans win by
largely Increased msjorltles. Brazil,
usaally close, goes Republican. Law
rspceburg, usually Democratic, elects
tie entire Republican ticket, aud three
cut OF i've councilnen. LaPorts and
Michigan City, usually Democratic, both
60 Republican by increased msjorlt'es,
as does Kepdallviiie, Bloomington,
Frankfort and Osborne. Green CASTLE,
Etmwood and Irwin, the gas belt cities,
show increased Republican mej)riGes
New Albany, usually ! 600 Democratic,
elects sverv Republican but ore council.
man. L,Fayette goes Republican with
g gaiu Of SEQ.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-05-09
The South.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-There is one
fact that stands out with great dis.
tinctness IN these days of industrial
unrest and disorder. There is no disS
content in the South. Labor strikes
are common in New Jersey, the coal
miners of Pennsylvania are out, the
West is full of ofdlsconJented men organ
izng themselves into armies, and the
whole country above Mason and Dix
on's line is disturbed by the troubles of
men who complain of hard times and
the lack of occupation. Below that
line there is peace if there is not plenty.
The people of the South have not es-
capped the effects OF the general trade
depression. That section is as poor, II
not poorer, than thosein which Social
ism and anarchy is rampant, but the
people are conservative, patient and
Jaw abldidg. The Southern States are
setting the rest Of the country glc-
rious exam ole.-NeWs.
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q Peculiar Accident,

GIEFooD, 5. g., MAY 3 The mail
Carrier Taylor tconi here 10 Seminole,
mel wilma osculiar accident tc h:s bu- gy
S4.arIay Wniie slowly Grigipg alpa.
the puhEc ROAD he met NJ. o4:ith riding
III. Canes !i,.e sta!uor AID as bc re!n4d
Gu: % CDA slGe OF tie road the sLa!ilvr
cecame Interchangeable and as the ma,l
bu2gy GOT 0Y he sid. # sho stallioo te
begau kicking tie bug? with all the rapi.
Gity his stleAy:h could muster uauil his
lees mare p!nueJ II ta= spt kes of he
utae:. The nail carrier u.:rI '.sly es-
capped 5a:gg kj!leC, ard ne managed 70
&c. rs hcrse detached ft0m lie hu:gy
wten tie stallion u:ade terrible fort
&c relieve bis legs. aad IN doing so
snssleo up three o. the wheels Of the
buggy gy.-NsgisteE.