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The sun., 1894-05-04

Lizzie Caldwell Tr,-d 10 pIind Him Brcnuse
H. Neglected. II ".

Lzzie Caldwell Tri~d 10 niipd Him Br ause
H. Neglected II y.
Lizzie Caldwell q young dressmakor. throw
vitriol into the face OF William Lye In An at
temrt to blind him on Monday night The at
tack took place ut Forty-flfth street and Third
avenue about $3.50 o o'clock. Miss Caldwell had
been boarding with the Lye family at 1 40 East
Forty eighth street. until about three weeks
ago when she went to live at PA East Forty
sixth street.
Tho young man I am engaged to marry
may call to see me-" she said whom she went
there
He never came. however. and she began to
worry. She told some other girls in the house
that she had known young Lye for two years
and had helped him to bring his two sisters
over from England six months ago. Ono day
she heard the sisters talking about her. and
discovered that they were trying to make
trouble between her and their brother. Then
When It became evident that Lye was not
coming to see her. she began to pine. She did
not eat, and walked the floor at night. Then
Monday she sent her trunk away. and said she
vns going for . two week 8 ,vilit TO friends
That right alter supper, per-, shs Z, wen. .;. out ard
to throw nt him. she met him at Forty -nfth
street and Third avenue. He partly ,nvcd
nGk.d y s bs scS T1S go S St
left eye. but not enough to do much harm
The rest burned his left cheek and his neck.
ried away. way He got home home as as quickly a. he he
could and sent hie sisters for Dir. Burton of
223 East Forty-elghth street. who dressed tho
the East Fifty first street police.
Miss Caldwell called on acquaintanccs In
Fast siyty;nrst street on Tuesday morning.
told them that she had done something awful
and disappeared.
The sun., 1894-05-04
MARBLEHEAD,s ALl-ARoUND TEST

49,. v,,,- -, -
ENG Fn" the Hih In Every Rorpre;, and
Proves Herself - ~ odei ship.
tn. Irrt,.s r,.... .-,,t ,,,,,
turned yesterday from q triumphant cruise
seaward. in which ahe proved herself worthy
% Az ,ha s,.,. ~ S.sia IT,. ~,
oao - o.. o.,,,. , 20" VI
]oo men 'he uo'ernment I'oar1 OF inspection.
consisting OF otCommodore Thomas o. Sclfridgc.
Capt Philip II. Cooper, Commander Bradford.
Naval Constructor p,,,ar Ch,., Frnin..
,y,,,, ' ohie' Hneiheer
n'lnsau. anu Lieut..c ommander seaton
Shredder. The Board didn't say ANYTHING for
nuhIication hut o,.rv om,.r -, o.. III -.
s,.'. O,, uu' o.s', orneer oi 'he snip kneW
The sun., 1894-05-04

A Nuu,s.r OF Psr-ons hiurrd bT street
Cars nrd Csrrtdne..

| Cars ava C.rrtSnes.
Mrs Mary Murphy. who II 73 years old and
| very feeble. was knocked down At Second ave-
| nue. and Thirty fourth street last evening and
coach and q dirt cart passed over her. She
was tax en- TO Bellevue Hospital suffering with
Internal injuries. which the surgeons eay will
cause her death. The coach driver John Tough.
ey Of 142 West Flity.second street. was arrest
ed. but the driver OF the cart. which IL said to
belong to the Street Cleaning Department.
whipped up his horse and escaped. Touehey
would have followed suit had Il not been for
man who jumped from . street car and held
him.
The accident happened within q stones
throw OF Mra Murphy's home. 237 East
Thirty-iourth street. where she lived with
her daughter. Mrs. Ellen Conkllne. who is en-
ployed as q scrubwoman in tho General Post
ONCE. MIRA Murphy was crossing Thirty
fourth street. when the coach. which belongs
to the Continental Stables Mt $50 Seventh ave-
nue.. came along. TouRhey says hc shouted to
her, but she kent on and stepped directly in
front NJ his tenn. He declares 1t WAS impos-
sihle TO stor the horses In time to save her.
Thirteenth street. while croasinR Third avenue
Mt Fotty-siNth street Yesterday afternoon was
aoTn "n thy ana dOH sht arm
Henry Goldsmith. 2s ,tenrs cid. q 44s Fast
of tho same nddress, while driving a horse
and wagon at Thlrl avenue AMI forty-ninth
street yesterday after"oon were run into hy
cable car ~. The young men were thrown
out and Maurer received contueons In the left
hin. He refused medical Attendance.
Joaeph yonA. 4 years old, OF bb3 East AID
street. while crossing Third avenue at li3d
etrret Yesterday afternoon. was struck hya
Union ailroad trolley car and received n
slight scnlp wound.
Margaret Schessit. II years old. Of 5O4 East
sixteenth street. was knocked down nnd run
over by a horse and wagea In front OF her
The police arrested the driver Herman
Brunns OF 42S Fast sixteenth street.
Joseph GBrien. n lhborer. ~ years old. OF
32S Fast Twenty eighth street. was run over
on Wednesday, night while crossing Twenty
third street mt Third avenue. DBrfen's right
hip was fractured He was removed to Belle
vur Hospital. Paul Cohn OF l3O East Third
str cot the driver. was arrested.
The sun., 1894-05-04
NOTICE or INIENDAD LTNCaINsS.
White Caps - AIabrmr Post Decorations
or Hostility Segrors.

White Caps 0" AiabHmp Post Decorations
or H"stIiIiyto SeEror'.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, May 3.-About two weeks
ago three negro barn burners were taken from
the county Jail at Tuscumbia by n mob and
lynehed. Following this triple IynchinG the
following notice was found POSTED yesterday
morning as u warning upon the electric light
poles in tho corporate limits:
TO the People NJ North Alabama: Many
dRrk dee'ls have / zen done in your section,
such as burning. stealing. Se., and have been
done at the expense OF the White CAP organi-
zaIi0n. We never had an organization in
north Alal anna until March 90. Now It num-
bers 4S3 in three counties OF the best people in
the State, and we are here to stay and try 10
the good We can do when the law is too slow
we take In our hands We have Iust thirteen
last Saturday night. We have them on trial in
our court and want Iust II little more evidence.
Take warning"
The sun., 1894-05-04
A WILL sANDWi,HED IN GLASS.
IL Had Reea Tom 10 Bits by the Testator
In n F,t OF ID Deiirium.

It Had Reea Tom 10 nits by the Testator
In n F.t or DeiIrium.
In forty-seven pioces. but safely preserved
between two sheets OF glass. the will Of Charles
N. Ogden was llod yesterday In the surro-
gates oflce
Tho will was drawn on single sheet OF legal
cap. and was written on both sides- 1t was In
forty seven pieces because. while in a ut OF
the strips across. The pieces were collected
and nut together with some difficulty and
pasted on piec. OF glass tho size of a sheet Of
legal cap. As the bArk. Of tho paper was also
written upon. another sheet OF glass had to he
adjusted and thus encased and bound with
rubber bands tho will was offered Tor probate.
Tho testntor drew up his will ON Nov 3 1882.
He died on May 2. 1898, II. bequeathed all
Sl0. 200 TO his wife: Sadie ]. Ogden. In a
codicil. executed on Dec. n. 1892. he LETT his
Ogden. $3.50. and 5000 TO his stepsister. Myra
Ogden. OF sydney. Delaware county. n. Y.
The sun., 1894-05-04

ne shipped Hrnz Han H-faEs~ Passengers
"a Crew 10 save Th-ir l. y-s.
Capt Thomas II. Keen Of the British steam
shin Del Comyn OF the Norton line, which
brought number OF passengers 10 this port
from llosarlo. Brazil. last week, having them
all listed as members OF his crew. will have TO
nay 500 fine for this violation OF the u nlted
States statute In such case provided. Capt.
Keen was summoned before Collector Nil
broth 10 eNElain the absence ot passenger
could not gtf clearance from brazilian ports
with passengers aboard. and he had 10 shiI,
refugee assengers AS mem beIs OF the crew -
save their lives.
IN" papers In the case were sent to Wash
clinrd To he lenirPt. and. though fine of
$1,000 might have leen imposed, only SlUO
Aaa levied.
The sun., 1894-05-04
Tip on Hl- Good Bssav;or.

Tin the big elephant in Central PARK. who
has a record Of having killed eight men. and
whose execution is now under consideration
by the Park Board. was on his good behavior
yesterday, The keepers do not think that the
impr"yement In his temPer IL permanent
President Clausan received a letter yesterday
from Joshua ". Crosby OF lpl West Twelfth
street, suggesting that an electric battery be
attached to TIPS hind leg. 50 that a shock
could be given to him when he attaeE ed his
keeppr. Mr. Crosby thought that IL this HeTs
done few times Tip would reform.
The sun., 1894-05-04
STILL IMPRISONED.
The Tourists In the Austrt,n Cave Have
Not Yet Be -n II LEASED.

The Tourists In the Austrt IN Cave Have
Not Yet Be n LEASED.
CRATE May 3-The tourists who were i'm =
prisoned by the flood in q cave at Lubloch.
Styria. since last Saturday have not been re-
leased. Tourists from all parts Of Austria are
gathering Mt the cave. and are trying to hnsten
the work OF rescue. Tho efforts to force n small
entrance to the cave have failed. as floating
wood has collected as fast as men have re-
moved the old wreckage.
LONDON. May 4.-The Standards Vienna cor
respondent SAYS: 1t Is most probable that
the Lugloch tourists have been dead for days.
That they we're drowned is moro likely than
that they starved to death. All attempts to
dam the stream that flowed into tho cave wero
frustrated by the heavy rain"
The sun., 1894-05-04
EMIL sCHAkFER's BRIIy rUMoK
DIdn't Protect Him from - city v ecinatol
IA Warrant Asked For.

Mrs. Emil schaeier OF 2+1 suydam street.
Brooklyn. asked Justice Connolly In the Gates
Avenue Police Court yesterday for q warrant
against DIR. Henry l.. Schelling who was one
OF the vaccinAting corps sent out by the Health
Department OF brooklyn. about two weeks
ago. to yaccinats all tho Inhabitants In the
neiGhborhood OF Mrs Schaefer's house.
Mrs. schaefer said DIR. Schelling used un-
necessary force In administering the virus to
her husband. who was very III with a brain
tumOr mt The time After the vaccination hsr
husband became worse and ne IS unable At the
present time 10 move about. Mrs. Schaefer
added that her family doctor had told her
husband not to be yaecinated In his then con
Gition. Mrs. Schasfer told DR.. SchelInR this
but he insisted ON yaccinating her husband
The Justice said he would consider Mrs
SchaeieT's application.
The sun., 1894-05-04

There was a collision at o o'clock last even
ing on the eastern drive Of Central Park near
Seventy first street between tWo light wagons
one driven by q. II. Williams nt Ala Fast Fiji
ty-ssyenth street and tho other LY a man who
Mr.. NilliRms's horse was 80 badly Injured in
tho chest II had 10 lie taken to Mr. Nilliamss
stable in an ambulance
The sun., 1894-05-04

John II. Fell. who said he lived 10 Fast
TwentT-sixth street. was found at o'clock
yesterday morning wandering about St.
Patriek's Cathedral acting in a Suspicious
i..o,l,,nv naonv1 stcbhishon CnTsiSIns si 70
munlon. n the loTkVill- lOlirs Court Fell
tried 10 undrsss In the prisoners box. Justice
kis saRity.
The sun., 1894-05-04

ATLANTA. May 3.-The counties throughout
the State which are now engaged in electinG
dee1ates TO the GubernAtorial c. invention NJ
taking occasion to denOunee tho Administra-
tion oI President Cleveland. To-day tn
Gordon county Democrats endorsed the
Chicago Platform, but unanimously con-
demned Mr., Cleveland. Among tho other
counties which have taken this action is Lee.
the home county VI speaker CIisR.
The sun., 1894-05-04
PERSIAN MONARCH ASHORE.
ZEE OLD FREIoBTKR BIsH AND DRY
ON sREATsoUTH Reach.

a.. s,rueh About = CCicsh on wednesday
Ev.ning The srr was CAIN a,d the
N,sht Combsr.tivsiy CI..,-Ths Aeoi-
s.nt Pariiy Due 20 = Brok-s Hudd~r
ssy. Capt Bristow-1w,nty-eieht Pas
.rnpsr. on Bsrrd-Tuss s.rt 10 ser Ala.
EIsrPoRr L. l.. May 3.-with anchor lights
tvinkllng from her rleRipR. the old Wilson line
stsamer Persian Monarch. flftesn days out
The sun., 1894-05-04
s,r.E-d H,- :, u,d-r Ont OF john.

PAIERsoS. \. j.. May 3.-Herbsrt Senior. the
seventeen -year-old son Of Justice OF the Peace
G. Il. Senior. sncezsd his shoulder out u Joint
to-day The Young man became oNeTheated
In doing some work about the house. While
cooling nn he was seized with snrezing it,
during Mhirh hrs right shoulder was dslO-
Gated Dr.. :. i. Wiley replaced tue shoulder
The sun., 1894-05-04
POSuIIst- May NomIrnt- Cand, date for
the MayOraIty.

The Populists, who have their headquarters
at 80 East Tenth street are making strong
efforts to get signatures TO a petition for the
nomination for Mayor Of Alexander Law as the
candidate Of the POpulists and Socialists. Law
Is Vice President ~ Local Union $40 ~ the
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters arc JoinsTs.
The sun., 1894-05-04

PITTsBURGH May "A conference Of mine
onsrators was held here TODAY aud a call was
issue for national Convention at tleye-
land on MAY Is 10 adjust the present difileul-
ties between tho operators and miners uT-
orators from lennsy lIana Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois aud the miners officials signed the
call
The sun., 1894-05-04
nonh = , sIoa ~ LIrgr.

LIEGE. May 3-A dynamite bomb was ex-
plodsd this evening at the house OF Or. Zen.
son Rue de Ia PAiE. The tu,ldng WAS hall
wrecked. Nine. henson and her inail Wyrs
injured seriously, hut pobudy was Killed Tho
motive 0f the man who placed he O"IEb 10 not
The sun., 1894-05-04
MRs. DUVIL's ATTEMPT Ar SUICIDF
FauaI , TT, sbIss Led Her P0Issa Hers III
MIIk LsudaRum-

NIII LNuuanuul.
Mrs Marguerite Duvai. French woman, %
ysArs old was removed from her home. All
Nest l5.}d street last night. TO the Manhattan
Hospital suffering from huGanum poisoning
and oVsTdoses VI brandy,
self on account OF family troubles She re-
poatsdly called on her husband. and said IL
was owing 70 quarrel Whh hlLi that 81" tosk
TkS Duvals have fssn In this country for
ays ysaTs; one child ls now In Francs. Ma
DuTal will DE0bAbly Ese0SeE
The sun., 1894-05-04
ta:,-r Yasht A.,.r..

The cutter yacht Alga. owned By Charles A.
Longielow Of Boston, ran ashore last evening
on the point OF sandy Hook She was not in a
dangerous position, and II Was thought that
she Would he hoat"d at high water early this
morning. The AlgA was found hon BOstun
for Anrioik. Va, and Was coming into the
lower hay tor hRrLOT. Il was dnIk hut tie
weather was clear snd every range iigLt
showed plainly.
The sun., 1894-05-04

NIS LANp. y. j.. MAY 3.-NAtAri KitGshima.
Ph. d.. japanese. was ordained 10 the Unita-
riAn ministry hr.s last night lie L. said ta be
th,. aTst IHnAnEse ordained 10 the United
~ Ates The lev d. \. MoTehOuss Of New
l0Ek presided over the ssTyiesA
The sun., 1894-05-04
" dow cTa Trolley v s,ra ss,- $1,000

An Essex county inTT gave a verdict for
S7lOOO DAMAGES yesterday 10 Mrs, Sarah
Yolkeh Of Orange. whose husband Was killed
year ego by trulley car ~ Nest Orange.
ATs. NOIksn tTought suit foE sl5.pO1
The sun., 1894-05-04

Lindsey L Lunt W. +. Page. i. Peckmsn. 8.
Ietersen, Mrs. l.. Pratt Mrs. NJ. Smith. Henry
weaver, George Winner. and S. i. Wicks.
The Persian Manarch is an iron vessel OF
2ooe tons. She wac built In 1SSO at Dunn
barton. Scotland. by McAlillen.
The sun., 1894-05-04

The Wilson line scnt two tugs down In the
stranded ship at noon yesterday to take OF
The tugs had not returned at midnight. This
is the list OF nasaenRera
Graham. r. Green, ii. A. Hooper. Mrs, ~ Nj
uonkihs.. George .Hopcrait J. .Hyman, Mira
Hynan, J. Ivory, Mrs. Ivory and two children.
E Jones. J. JOY. U. J. LinGaey. Miss d. Z.
The sun., 1894-05-04

eand, She llats oceanward. A change OF
wenthe! IL predicted by haymen, and a south.
enst gale, " IL asserted. would probnbly flnish
the vessels career where she lice,
The plane Tor tomorrow could not he
be taken on and sent 10 New York During
the afternoon the Messengers got ur. a testI-
monial for the CAPTAIN. The Persian Monarch
II. Randall was wrecked Nat November.
The sun., 1894-05-04

Ks ys: 2; Il. s-Ss 5s 4. az. Z 9:.ss R'als. .DO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

weathcrford. TEX, June T.--Mrs.
Clara Hoffman, the noted women's
chrletion Temperance union lecturer.
VIII dclivor lecture tomorrow at the
courthouse Of this city az s y. m.
An excursion of the knights OF
Pythlau to IMMORAL Wells Is announced
FOR next sunday,
Miss Ethel Cox won the nemorest
medal az the last contest.
a convention or the Parker county
Texas prohibitonistA Is called by II.
a West, chairman, To meet at the court
house Ia this city June 10. Tor the pur-
POKE OF selecting delegates 60 attend
the Prohibition STATE convention which
eonvenca Mt Waco. Tex, June %.
A called meeting OF the executive
committee OF the Peoples party for
June i6, has been ordered by j. NJ Mall
lett, chairman,
The Young MEMS Chriatlan nrsocin-
ti0n met this morning at tho
Wcathorford college and elected Mcssfr.
w. G. Wcat, n, u. Mulf1ln, NJ. II.
LnRHeter and Il. Miller, delegates to the
convention TO be held at Lake Geneva,
MihconAln, June %,
Col Lanham lore ihls afternoon TO
meet his appointments 10 speak Ms
heretofore announced. closing nj Dem
ton on the 18th Inst. Other appoint
ments Will be announced by his cNecu-
tive committee OF which Hon !. N.
Roach IL chairman and 10 whom all
communications relating to the cam
pnlEn should be Addressed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

binc. II need be. to give 1t him where
the bottle got the cork;
That Charlie Cuiberson regards his
commission victory as something of
handicap;
That the ex-ciark men will quietly
knife all candidates wearing the Hogs
trade mark blown in the CAB;
That John ID. Mccall is figuring on
a locked convention and the snbstliu.
tlcu of a business man" for glib ora-
tors and professional politicians;
That the state treasury deficit bless
ing is making gubernatorial cendi-
dates tribe shy OF Hogs support;
The the governors talk OF moving 20
New York was blum that failed to
brighten Texas so badly as he expected;
That the next legislature Will have
to raise taxes to % cents on the 500
to block up the states credit. under
mined by four years OF Populistic re
FORM
That another split In tho Democratic
party in regarded as inevitable by the
knowing ones. and
That Nugent is being backed against
the field by the betting men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08
DnNvnn nANIS rAmunn,
Tn. German National Forced Into
Liquidation.

BY Associated ffeaa.
Denver. Col. June T.--The German
National bank did not open It's doors
today. Cashier Itmz Miller says that
the institution is compelled to go out
OF business. The German National
bank Is one OF the Oldest banks In tho
city. The president is J. j. Rlthman.
who is considered very wealthy. At
one time the banks stock sold fer 1885 IA
share The bank was closed during the
panic last summer. but subsequently
stockholders. The closing the bank
means liquidation 80 far as possible. II
is impossible to ascertain whether tho
deposltors win be paid in full or not.
The deposits. according TO the last
steement. made May 4. were ss59.e26;
cash resources, sisl.O6s; total resources.
si.777.i 2s In December the deposits
were 81. Og3. 900: cash resources. $3.50 OOOi
total resources. si.ss2.o0O.
when the bank rcopened after tho
panic last summer the depositors ac-
cepted extension certificates. The first
OF these, Que III AhfNh' WfTt pilus INV
second, due June /. were paid as pre-
scented, until last nigth, when the funds
were exhausted and the directors de-
clded to close the doors permanently
National Bank Examiner Lazicr was
notified and took charge OF the books
today. The capital OF the bank is s2oo,-
600; surplus. 100000 Charles NJ. clin-
ton, cashier OF the German National
bank, recently resigned TO accept the
vice-prcsidency Of the American Ma
tional bank. and 70 many deposltors
went with him there WIS n great fall
ing on Of deposits at the German
This induced President Rlthmnn TO
close out the business. IL is believed
none OF the other banks win be af-
footed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

w. n. Rstiey Defeats r. y. mn for
Temporary chnirmna.

Special Dispatch.
Houston. Tex. June J.--lNor twelve
hours today It looked as though Har-
ris county was going to have two con-
ventons. but at last temporary COM
promise was effected. 1t was In this
county the dlsgraeeful stewart-Hutchc-
son conventions held forth and 1t WINS
here the Texas Democracy split on
Hogg and Clark. When the city pri-
maries were held 1t is alleged that a
train load OF Illegal voters came up
from Galveston and participated IN the
third ward. which raised protest and
is the cause OF the trouble. For tenn
porary chairman, W. II. Bailey de-
feated Il. p. I'M. The committee on
organization recommended II. a. Reis-
ner for permanent chairman. the mi
nority settling on w. IL Bailey. Bal
ley put the minority report before the
convention and declared himself
elected. He refused to have the vote
east by precincts and FOR a time It
looked as though a riot would result.
O, 7. Holt took the platform and called
for the precinct vote which resulted.
Reisner l57; Bailey 30. Bailey refused
TO vacate the ehairmanshlp and pam
demonium rcigned until o'clock. when
the Bailey faction forced the majority
TO accept Capt. f. a, Reiehardt as per-
mancnt chairman. The feeling Is Bit
ter and Intense and each side is ready
TO fight. The impression prevails that
the nth and rottenness which has been
exposed In Harris county politics VIII
result in the abolishmcnt OF the pres-
emit primary system. Al iol5 the CON
veiition adjourned I'LL tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-08

san Antonio Express.
The Express has 1t seml-omclally;
That both Hogg and Reagan tried to
head off the Dallas harmony deal.
That Chairman Baker lodged them
after he had determined upon it lest
they should cverporsuade him;
That when the die was cast Hogg and
Reagan called upon him and begged
that nothing be said or done to antago-
nize their good friends, the Populisis;
That both Hogg and Reagan VIII at
tempt in the state convention 10 side
traek Endorsement OF cleveland's ad-
ministration:
That John II. Reagan VIII gracefuily
"bow to the Will OF the people, and
stand on any kind of a platform II sure
of the nomination:
That IL rundown is inevitable he
viii bolt and Hosg VIII go with him;
qhat when Reagan put by the sena-
torlsl toga it was with the distinct un-
derstanding that he should change
places with ]. s. Hogs; 80
That both parties TO the uaoe are
doubtful Of their ability 70 deliver the
goods:
That chiffon Is allowed to run for the
senate simply to amuse the yonnsSteri
That Horace feels hurt because ms
cid playfsilow does not ind time 10 pue
IN few hard ncks for him;
rhat when Chiffon grows weary OF
rainbow chasing Hogg VIII strip f9r me
.,ee--in case Sui Ross does not con
ciude to enter;
THAT Patriot Reagan Is surprised
that his candidacy is not setting the
woods on nre:
that he is now sorry he traded sen
a,or.ai bird in the hand for suberna-
torisi bird In the bush with no Sai'
in sight; -,