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The evening world., 1894-07-21
LIGHTNING IN BOSTON.
struck Several Times--Shnttered
the Pcst-Once Flagstaff.
tBy Associated Press }

tBy NssorlNPN iressl
BOSTON, July 2l.-One of the heaviest
electrical storms of recent years passed
over this city this afternoon.
Lightning struck the large furniture
factory of Sawyer, Walbridge Rriggs,
on Friend street, throwing the chimney
into the street and tearing off parts of
the roofing.
The building occupied by Cobb & Bev-
lin, on Friend street, was also struck
and set on fire. but the blaze was
promptly extinguished.
The fiag-pole on the tower Of the post
Office building was torn into splinters
and the flag floating from it consumed
by fire. All the lights in the building
were extinguished and work suspended
for some time.
The confectionery factory OF Carter.
Densmore & CO., on Columbus avenue.
was also struck and the building con-
siderab,y damaged. Half a dozen other
buildings about the city we've slightly
damaged.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
CONFERREES THREATENED.
Specimen Of the Letters Inspired
by the Tnrin mn DcndIock.


WASHlNGTON, July 2l.-The confer
rces on the Tariff bill are not only re-
CURED TO meet dIssensions in their own
ranks, but It appears are also com
PEELED to receive threats of personal
violence from persons on the outside.
These threats have. SO far. all come by
mail, and are generally anonymous.
senator Jones says that he has received
at least dozen letters of this chara cter,
OF which the following is "A fair speci-
men:
NEW YORK. July ..
To the Congressional Committee on Tariff Dlll.
II you pas the bill with the income tax don I
forget to order your collins you will need them
all OF you as son as you In Washington.
DEMnkRAT.
Most OF the letters bear evidence on
their face of the illiteracy Of their 1u-
thors and indicate very plainly that
they are irresponsible Cranks. The mem
bers OF the Committee pay no attention
10 the letters as a rule.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
TO "AMEND" THE SENATE.
The House Ia for the Direct Flee.
ton of Senators.

ivy NssOcIAfe1 Pfcss
w ASHiNGTON, July 2l.-There was
"A very slim attendance of members
when the Speaker called the House to
order to-day.
MIR. Bowers (Rep.. Cal) demanded
the regular order, which was the reso-
luton proposing an amendment TO IN.
Constitution providing that Senators
shall he elected by the direct vote OF the
people.
Although a two thirds vote Is re-
quired for measures amending the Con
stitution the pending resolution was
passcd-lS1 to ~ thirteen votes to spar,
The announcement OF the result was
received with Democratic applause.
The House disagreed to thc Senate
amendments on the Indian Apprupria-
tion hill. and Mcssrs, Holman, Allen
cOnfprrses
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Pr0strnted by the Heat.

Thomas Thatcher. hfty-iour years old Of ia
Park Row overcome by the heat this y. Jrn Ug
at Broadway and John street, and taken to
the Chambers Street Hospital.
John Lee. fifteen years old. II AZ West Twenty
sxth street was overcome los heat at Eight %
third street and Columbus avenue. lie vas taken
10 Roosevelt Hospital,
John Lee. fifteen years old ~ l22 West Twen-
tv-sixth street was Frustrated this afternoon at
Elghty-third street ami Columbus avenue. Roose-
Welt Hospitsl
Dennis sullivan. tWcntv-sevcn years old NJ $50
West Seventeenth street suffered sun'tr0kc AT
$50 Sixth avenue at o'clock this afternoon, New
York Hospital.
Peter SHAY. thrtv-nve years old NJ Trenton
y. j.. vas removed to Gouverneur Hospital at :
o'clock to-day, from orchard and Grand streets
suffering from heat prOstraticn.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
KILLED A MAD DOG.
Phillips Found Him at Midnight
with n Mig Chain On.

The cry Of Mad dog attracted the
attention OF Policeman Phillips at mid
night, as he stood at Fifty-seventh
street and Second avenue. A moment
later a good-sized dog. dragging after
him three feet of iron chain, dashed
into view. Closely following the animal
was a crowd OF ten or twelve people.
The dog ran into basement at 231
East Fifty-seventh street. and the
crowd had formed a semicircle about
the spot when the policeman came up.
Two shots from Phillipss revolver
killed the dog. and the excitement was
over No one knew where the animal
came from. Those who followed 1t said
they had seen the beast running down
the avenue. frothing at the mouth and
swapping at various people.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
EXPLOSION OF GAS.
Two Men Hurled In nm Excavation
and slightly Hurt.

An explosion of gas occurred at
. clock this afternoon in a cut eXcavated
by employees of the Consolidated Gas
Company at the southwest corner of
SiXtieth street and Second avenue.
The earth caved in on Thomas Dug
gan, twenty-eight years Old of ia King
street and Timothy Driscoll. thirty
years old. of 1897 Third avenue. They
We're dug out ard found to be injured
about the lace and body. The wounds
We're dressed by an ambulance surgeon
from the Presbyterian Hospital, and
both men went home.
The explosion was occasioned by a
workman entering the cut with a
The evening world., 1894-07-21
GOING TO STATE CAMP.

The Eighth Battalion. N. G. S. n. Y,
left their armcry. corner of Ninety-fourth
street and Park avenue. $50 strong. at IL
O'Clock to-day under command of Major
Henry Chauncey, jr., for the State Camp
at Peekskill.
The battalion will relieve the Sixty
NTH Regiment, from Buffalo, and will be
gone eight days.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
HEAT VICTIMS IN BROOKLYN.
Three Prostrations and One Death
Attributed to the Weather.


Shortly after midnight this morning an
unknown woman was overcome by heat
while she was standing on the Kings
County Elevated Railroad station at
Rockaway avenue and Fulton street
Brooklyn. She was removed to St
Mary's Hospital by Ambulance Surgeon
Poole. Nothing was found in her poCk-
cts by which she could be identified. The
woman is described as being about
thirty years old, of light complexion
and wore dark red dress and small
straw hat.
Annie Kaoye. aged four months. died
suddenly this morning at her parents
home, PSI Wythe avenue. Her death, It
~ supposed was due to the excessive
heat.
Archie Dick. aged twenty-one, of Mon
tauk avenue and Liberty avenue, was
Frustrated by the heat on Fulton street
near Bro dford. and was removed TO St.
Mary's Hospital.
William Lisdell. aged thirty four liv
ing on Third avenue, between Fifty
fourth and Fifty-ffth streets, was over
come by heat this morning while at
work in the power-house Of the Brook
lyn City Railroad Company on Jamaica
avenue. and was taken to st. Mary $
HosDital
The evening world., 1894-07-21
MORE A. R. U. ARRESTS.
Three Members of the hoard of Di-
rectOrs Taken In To-day.

tBy Associated Press)
CHICAGO. July 2l.-At 10 o'clock to-
day deputy marshals appeared at the
Revere House. there many of the labor
leaders are staying, and proceeded to
make additional arrests.
They had warrants for the arrest Of
the members Of the Board of Directors
of the American Railway Union. Roy
Goodwin, w. +. Burns and NJ. J. Elliott
directors. and L. p. Benedict, stenog-
rapher were arrested.
Warrants We're out for John Mac
Nehan and Thomas Hogan. but they
could not be found.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Coming EvcnSs.

Free concerts this afternoon at St Mary's
Bronx Claremont and Central Parks by LIeboldt' 3
Ts elfth Regiment. Crowley's Eighth Regiment
Henry websrs Military and Rogers's Seventh
Regiment, Bands.
Journeymen Plumbers and GAshtters' Union fes
tiral. suzer's Harlem River Park. this evening
Rev Adds Albro, ID. d, pastor OF the Second
Street NJ. T. Church and Field Secretary New
York State Sabbath Association. viii deliver an
address on Iht Index OF Character at the
ct = n. cong reryice. with instrumental
accompaniment, conducted by W. G. Kammerer
will precede the address
Fourteenth annual excursion OF the Tipperary
Mems NJ 3. and u. Association to River View
Grove. on the Hudson. te-nAEEsv.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
TRIED SUICIDE IN JAIL.
Col. Allen, of North Carolina. Was
Accused Of Check R aisinR.

ASHENILLE. n. c., July 21.-Col.
Lawrence Allen. of the Sixty-fourth
North Carolina Regiment in the late
war. attempted suicide in Jail yester-
day morning by cutting the veins in his
right arm. He had been jailed on
charge of check-raising in Graham
County, where he recently taught
school: Drink brought on his troubles.
He will recover.
Allen killed a man named Dill In a
duel in Arizona in 1855 for reflections on
Southern women INDUCED in at din
ner-table. The man was from the North,
and made reference to the women of
the South. which Allen promptly re-
ing the man out, and in the duel which
followed he shot him.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
THAT LOST STEAMER.
1t Was the Norwegian Odin That
Sank on Brest.

Associated Press cable dispatches this
afternoon state that the steamer sunk
OF Brest, referred to on the eighth page
of this issue, is the Odln. Norwegian
boat. from Barcelona for Bergen, Nor
way. All hands were saved.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
May Have Yellow Fever Aboard.

hy Associated PTessD
PHILADELPHIA, July 81. - The
schooner Joseph w. Foster. Capt
Wheaton. from Ria Janeiro. via Barba-
does. is detained at Quarantine for flu
migation. Two OF her crew are sick.
and 1t is thought they may have yellow
fever, disease OF which the first mate
died at Rio Janeiro.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Would Work Only Under Guard

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE removal OF
the troops from the Lake shore Railroad
yards last night was made n
cause OF refusal to work to-day
on the part OF the men en-
ployed there, President Newell secured
the return of Company q, Second Regi-
ment, l. y. G., and the men resumed
work
The evening world., 1894-07-21
MONEY OR THE GIRL.
Discarded Edward Sues to Recover
His Engagement Gifts.

Edward Glickman, twenty-one years
old, obtained Judgment by default to-
day in the Fourth Judicial District
Court against Sarah Levin. aged TWEEN
ty, OF a Canal street for s99 30, the
estimated value OF engagement gifts.
Glickman was engaged to the defend
ant and gave her II diamond ring that
cost $40 and other articles, to the total
amount of the judgment. She recently
Tilted him, and he brought suit. The
defendant did not come TO court The
Court issued an execution upon the
Judgment
The evening world., 1894-07-21
ASSEMBL lyman ARRESTED.
Sensational WOOl-SmuGRling Cases
In Franklin County.

NY SssOClateu iTess-'
MALONE, n. Y. July 2l.-Allen S.
Matthews. a member OF the Assembly
from this F'ranklin) county, has been
arrested at his home in Fort Covington
by Deputy Collector Guy w. HOLSTER
and taken to Plattsburg for examination,
charged with smuggling wool.
Recently the Assemblymans father,
Philo \. Matthews, eyed eighty years.
was arres ted on a similar charge, the
officers stating that he had smugglei
about 100000 pounds of wool. the duty on
which would amount to 81 90. Several
9th prominent citizens are said to be
implicated in this or other smuggling
transactions. and other arrests are eX-
pc -. ed daily
The evening world., 1894-07-21
sharon HOnOrably DISCHARGED,

William Sharon. twenty -ons years old OF 20
stanhope street, Brooklyn. was arraigned before
Justice Peterson In the Gates Avenue Police
Court, Brooklyn. to-day and honorably discharged
Mr. Sharon had been out with friends, and while
intoxicated managed to get into the cellar Of
T. A. Winters. OF ~ Stanhope street. who mis-
took him for . burglar and nred three shots at
him. When the explanation was given In court
shAroa Sas II once liberated.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
HUDSON COUNTY VALUATIONS
The Board of Appointment Rem
ders Its Report.

The Hudson County Board of Appor-
tionment reports valuations as follows:
Jersey City. $50 4e5. 80; increase last year
81 500 OooT Bayonne sll 5223 $40, increase OF psr
cent: Hnboken. f2i. 7i9 1893, increase per cent :
North Bergen. Slit. 1886 increase 10 per cent.
West Hoboken $3.50 sos, increase 10 per cent;
Union Township, 81, i44 800. increase 10 per cent;
town OF Union, SO 35l, 500 increase 20 per cent
Weehawken, 81 95o, $40, increase 10 per cent. Gut
tenhurg, 1858, s9i. increase 20 per cent Kearny
has no Increase, and the valuation Is S. ESQ 200;
Harrison, 50 l07, O55. no Increase.
This will reduce the tax rate matert-
ally this year in Hudson County.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Dead Man Wa. Frederick smith.

The body of a man found several
days ago in the East River at the foot
3ned by his Wife tRs mornng a
Frederick Smith, laborer. living In
Jersey City. Smith committed suicide
on Sunday morning by jumping from the
ferry-boat Princeton.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
PULLMAN MEN THREATENED.
Police Escort HOilnndcrs Through
Crowd TO the Shops.

tBy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. July 2l.-A mob Of strikers
collected in Pullman to-day and at
tempted to intercept thirty Hollanders
who We're on their way to work in the
Pullman shops. A detail of police es-
corted the workmen through the crowd
and no violence occurred. although the
officers had considerable difficulty in
keeping the crowd in check.
A body Of police was kept on guard
ut the works all day as trouble was
feared
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Agent Arthur Accused.

Matthew II. Arthur, thirty'slx years old. an
agent, living at III East one Hundred and
Twenty fourth street, arraigned in the
Harlem Court this morning charged with grand
larceny by william j. Lawrence. OF 1886 West
Thirty fourth street The accusation grew out of
sale that Lawrence made to Arthur OF two
wagons and two sets Of harness for $40.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Lovers Quarrel, Paris Green. Saved

TOMPKINsVILLE. S. l.. July 2l.-Miss Emma
Kliver. q pretty eighteen year old young woman.
attempted to commit suicide last night by swai.
lowing Paris green. DR.. johnson. who sum
moned, with the aid of a stomach pump
ceeded in saving the girls life. She was 70.
moved to the Smith Inhrmary at New Brighton.
and will recover. The girl had a quarrel WITH
her lover and tits made her Respondent.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
want n Tariff BiII Passed.
nm Associated Pres.


NASHVILLE. Tenn, July H.--The Chamber OF
Commerce. together with representatives OF banks.
trust companies and manufacturing establi shmonts
adopted resolutions yesterday calling upon thu
Tennessee Senators and Representatives 10 forego
their personal differences and speedily pass 4
Tarin bill. as to put an end TO the uncertainty
now paralyzng the business Interests OF the eoun-
try.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Ancient Mansion burned.

GRoroN Conn. July 2i-The James d.
Avery mansion. OF the best known historic
landmarks In this section. was destroyed by fire
this morning The house was $50 years old
and famous for Its connection with the struggles
Of the early settlers The loss on the building
is about s., 500,
The evening world., 1894-07-21
HAS WAR BEEN DECLARED?
Rumor that Japan and China Are
to Open Hostiiities.
NY As,ncInted Press

LONDON, July 2l.-A despatch re-
ceived here this afternoon from Shang
hal says that rumor Is in circulation
there that war has been declared be-
tween China and Japan.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Villas AND THE SUGAR DUTY.
The senator VIII Not Withdraw His
Proposed Amendment.
nv Associated PressD

WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator Vi
las SAID to-day that he had no purpose
NJ withdrawing his motion to amend the
sugar schedule by striking out the lis
cent dfferential on refined sugar.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
WON'T TRY SUICIDE AGAIN.
Burkh ouer Let on Upon IN Express
sion of Penitcnce.

Paul Burkhouer, fifty-two years old.
OF 1874 Second avenue, who attempted
suicide on July in Central Park by cut
ting his wrists with a broken bottle.
was arraigned in the Harlem Police
Court this morning.
He told the Justice that he did not
know what he was doing. He promised
not to repeat the offense. Justice Burke
discharged him with a warning.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Assignment Schedules Filed.

Tho schedules IN the assignment Of Louis Herr
Shein, ircn and steel merchant at % Broalsav
George \. Harris we're hied to-day in the
Court Common Pleas. The liabilities are stated
I, be sl7l S7lsJ. nominal assets. So 5sS So. and
actual assets, S.i22.22.
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Umpire Emslie's strange obstinaCy
ncttled the bloaCherS yesterday. The
ball In play was soilcd so as to be unfit
for use while Philadelphia was in the
held Taylor himself objected to han
ding 1t. and Boyle echoed his sentiments
Foutl declared the ball Objectionable
with both teams agreeing, Bob stood
five minutes gazing at the sphere, and
delayed the game by insisting that 1t
be used. 1t was finally thrown out.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
FRANK REILLY DISCHARGED
He May Now Have to Answer
Charge of Grand Larceny.

Frank Reilly. formerly Treasurer OF
the United order of American Carpen-
tiers and Joiners, who. 1t Is charged ao-
seconded with $4S6 i6. was discharged by
Justice Hogan at jefferson Market court
to-day. -
order, wanted to formally charge Relily
wthr grand larceny. and would not not
agree TO a warrant for petty larceny. ~
Justice Hogan refused to take the COM
al
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Weather Fo.ccnst.

The weather forecast for tho thirty.si1 hours
ending at r. NJ. tomorrow is as iJllows Fair.
except thunder shosors this evening or tonight
and cooler SUNDAY: norlhNesterIy winds
The evening world., 1894-07-21

Tho q O'Clock Edition ana the
Sporting Extra of The EvenihR
World contain more sporting news
of interest than can he f0"nd u
any other evening newsDaper.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
WILL LOCK THEM UP.
Prisoners of the STRENGTHENING
Department VIII lie Detained.

suNt. Eyrncs to-day issued general
order, directing the Sergeants of Police
To lock UP all such persons as are ar
rested by the foreman of the street
Cleaning Department when the Police
Courts ar" closed
This is in accordance with the resolu-
tion recently passed by 'he Police
hoard The Board has given foremen
the authority to make arrests the same
as "A patrOlman.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
LOG Deaths for the Week.

During the week there have been |. lO6 deaths
as compared with s6s OF the preceding week.
Seven deaths were due to sunstrOke
The evening world., 1894-07-21

An open race for catboats under II
feet is scheduled for tomorrow by the
Sorkville Yacht club. The course is the
regular East River course of the Club.
starting off the clubhouse, foot of Nine
ty-second street. The boats will be sent
off at ll.3O \. NJ.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
MORE ECHOES FROM THE
DRIFTING MATCHES,


Here are some more comments on the
International competitions:
To the Edi,cr:
It. W: c" bellies his own words by the
tone OF his communication published In The
Evening World" when he says Enslshmen are
not addicted to Dragging His own letter. from
over the results OF the yacht races and college
events.
vigilant is a racer and not a drfter. as WAS
shown IN another race. or course. the English
did not brag over the seaworthiness Of valkyrie
and say Nsiant could not stand the voyage
. across the ocean. And she didn't, did she.
called QuarAs,,' seems to me very weak reply
to IT w. e." The old excuse OF drifting
matches must surely not avail when the record
Is eight for britannia and one FOR vieiiant
In to-days race. In the best wind and the
IN the race How Is that for drifting match'
Why not TO ,srortsmaniike and take the dis
honor where honor Is due
The mate Of vlsilaut Acknowledges Britain
MIA TO be a much faster yacht than Vaikyris.
Nigilant. in one Of her races with Nslkyrie beat
her by 40 seconds II britannia is much faster
there is nothing surprising In the bcatings Vigi-
liant is now often getting from britannia.
oxford heat Yale fair and square, britannia. in
at least four Of the races has without any favor.
,,,sm of wind and Weather beaten ys,I4nt
The letter u ~ c., in YOUR issue OF the
18th inst In relation tn Nglant britannia
and Yale Va. oxford, shows animus born II
arrogance and prejudice, such az W. commonly
IND in Enslishmcn away from their country.
but witch IL powerfully not CHARACTERISTIC OF
the well-bred Ergltshman in hts own country or
at his home. This WAS evident IN the generally
far comments NJ the leading English journals
On the recent contests
nut in the face Of admissions OF experts and
others wHG followed ,ne contests lh'r,lsen'I,
your Ensl,shinah ,n."sgS ~ py,Nvrs N" Ia'S
anu 'er n 0, tI Connd.ncs s"pr.ssss and
'". nri,, ". s,Iam,rian. even 81 cSuitsiion are
g"ifs hnsr.nt from hraggadncGo and would not
be- misunderstood by any tair-rnlniei pe pie OF
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Rain in Gcncsec valley.

(By Associated rTcssD
GESEsEO, y. Y, July 1.-THE long drought
Of over seven weeks in the Gcnesee Valley was
broken this morning by a steady rain. which
still continues
The evening world., 1894-07-21
THE COLUMBIA SAILS.
Passes Quarantine mt 1920, bound
for BIuefields.

QUARANTINE, S. l., July I'-The
new United States cruiser Co.umpla
passed out bound for Bluefelds at IL"
this afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Nominated for Congrens.

tDy Associated Press)
CT .cAGo. July :l.-George L White va,
nominated for Congress to-day by the Fifth Dis.
triot Republicans. ga
The evening world., 1894-07-21
Thunder and Lightning May
Usher in a Cool Wave
Last Night by Far the Warmest Of
the Summer.
But "Manager" Dunn Says He viii
Change the Chill"
HOURLY HEAT RECORD.

The warmest previous July q recorded was e6
In 1885. on the same day last year the highest
temperature registered was So
The evening world., 1894-07-21

You read THE Evening worldr'
Do you read the Sunday Worldf
The evening world., 1894-07-21
MURDERER SANTOS MOTHER.
A visit to the Home of Cnrnots As
sassln mt Milan.

Murdere. Santos mother is insane.
Her sons deed unbalanced her reason.
A World" correspondent took the news
The evening world., 1894-07-21
PART II

You read 1.-THE Evening worldT'
DO you rend the Sunday worldf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-17
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. A. F. Case, representing the Sac
ramento Bee. and an old Salt Laker. is
again in this city. having been called here
on account of the serious illness Of his
mother, Mrs. A. T. Case.
Rev H. G.. Fithian, chaplain OF Sing
sing, New York, is stopping at the
knutsford for few days en- route home
from trip to the coast
A ". bennett and wife are prominent
New Workers stopping al the Knutsford.
n. w McChrystal and wife. from
Eureka, are guests of the Walker house.
j. 3. Miner is up from Provo. at the
Walker house.
Mrs D. H. Holiday and Mrs. A. ".
Jackson are Cheyenne, Wyo., ladies stop
ping at the Walker house.
Thomas Y O'Donnel is up from Ogden,
registered at the Walker house.
Miss blanche and Miss Jakes, two of
the corps OF teachers from the Proctor
academy. al Provo. are stopping at the
Walker house.
P. NJ Vaughan, Weus1lle, Utah, is
stopping q the White house.
J. Jimpson and NJ. Gibbons. mining men
from Bingham, are registered at the
White house.
Deputy Marshal Fowler and Sheriff
Brown. from Provo, are guests of the
White house
Bishop Hughes Mendon, Utah, is regis
tered at the White house.
Dr. A l. Payne ard A B. Clark are
prominent Chicago people stopping at the
Templeton.
A. Il. Moore and wife. Mrs. F. NJ. Lup-
ton and Mrs. Thomas II. Marshall, are
New York tourists stopping at the Tenn
pleton.
II. H. Henderson is up from Ogden, at
;he Templeton.
George AIyall. AIaysvlle, Ky. is regis
tered at the Tanpleton.
W II Irvine has returned to Salt Lake,
s@ser an absence OF a few months. He IS
rsA.stared at the Knutsford.