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The evening world., 1894-06-14
ABDUL lzIz STARTS FOR FRI.
xsbyiss Invited TO 90 Armed % tho Rslig-
ious Festival to bs Held at Tsngisr
This Week.


TANG1ER, June Is. - Sultan Abdul
Aziz left Rabat this afternoon for Fez,
accompanied by a strong force of troops.
His soldiers raided villages in the
neighborhood Of their camp. thereby
causing q bitter feeling among the
tribesmen.
A French courier has been attacked
and wounded. Mail matter intended for
foreign residents in the interior, which
he was carrying, has been stolen.
The British gunboat Brambie. six
guns. Commander Edward H. Currey,
has arrived here.
The Governor OF Tangier has issued q
decree inviting the Kabyles to come
armed to the RELIGIOUS festival which is
The population of the interior gener-
ally, 1t is said, favors the succession Of
Abdul Aziz to the Sultanate.
warshiPs will promptly land q force of
bluejackets and marines sufficient for
MADRID. June 1s-The British cable
is said that it was occupied the Whole
OF Monday night with dispatches be-
tween the British Minister and Great
Britain. Newspapers here declare that
to be jeopardized by this monopoly Of
the Tangier cable.
A Treasury ofiicial is about to sail from
Cadiz In a vessel carrying troops and
instalment OF the war indemnity Mo-
rocco is pledged to pay Spain on account
Of the Melilla affair. The money Is now
in the hands Of the Basha Of Mazagan.
The newspapers of Madrid blame the
Government for delay in collecting the
money.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
DEATH OF ABNER BARTLETT.
He Was Well-Known Real Estate Man in
the Employ Of the Astorr,

tne Employ OF tue .Astorf.
Abner Bartlett, who has become very
well known in real-estate circles in this
city during twenty-four years OF ser
vice for the Astors. his duties having
been particularly to look after their
great property holdings, died suddenly
yesterday morning at his home, No. POI
West Fifty-ffth street. He was seven
ty-sx years old, and until a month ago
he suffered severe attack OF indiges-
ton. The extreme heat of Monday and
Tuesday prostrated him. and he died at
A. NJ. yesterday.
Plymouth. Mass The family was OF
Revolutionary stock and prominently
Identified with the whaling industry in
the days when II made fortunes for the
owners OF the New Bedford fleets. He
came to New York and went into bust
1871 he entered the employ OF William
b. Astor. and since that time his opin-
ions on real-estate matters have had
the full confidence of that family.
Medora sibley Easton daughter Of
Rufus Easton, OF St. Louis. and they
were married In 1874. There was to have
been a reunion OF the Bartletts and the
Sibleys on the occasion OF the golden
Bartlett at the Waldorf next october.
They had three sons and thrae daugh-
ters. Two OF the sons died in childhood.
The third Is Abner Bartlett. ,jr., who
Ives At fainaela !; The deSEhteIs eSt;hSs
phia; Mrs. J. w. Horner. OF Flushing.
j. Is. Kissam, OF New York. Funeral
services will be held at the house at 8
in Greenwood at the convenience OF the
family,
The evening world., 1894-06-14
HAS OOREA's KING RUN AwAYi
Japan Sends Troops to Protect Her Interests
in That Troubled Country.

SHANGHAI. China, June 13.-The
King Of Corea is reported to have fed
to Japanese territory.
The Government Of Japan has sent
large forces of troops to protect her
interests in Corea.
LONDON. June IA A. MA despatch
to the Standard from Shanghai says the
rebels have occupied Seoul. the capital
Of Corea. Japanese and other foreign
troops have been landed to protect life
and property.
WASHINGTON. June 1s. - United
States Minister Sill, at Seoul. Corea, re-
ports by cable that the uprising in that
country was caused by the arbitrary
action of the Governor Of q province.
He and about thirty members Of his
household were killed.
The Minister does not regard resident
Americans in danger and does not men
ton the reported flight Of the King.
The Corean and Japanese legations dis
credit the report.
Ii HI. the King Of Corea, is forty
three years old and has been on the
throne thirty years. He holds more ad-
vanced views respecting Western civil
ization than many of his subjects.
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MAR piEO

EMnuRGH On Tuesday. June
IL. at tho Reformed Church OF Ridgewood.
n. j.. by Rev. T. A. Van Ness. DR.. JOHN u.
HOPPER to Miss ANNA VAN EMBURGH,
both OF Ridgewoo1.
LL-wOoDRuFF-on Wednesday June l3,
at Litchneld. Conn. by the Rev. Charles
symington assisted by the Rev. George C.
Woodruff. Miss BESSIE WOODRUFF. daugh-
ter OF George NJ. Woodruff. to ALEXANDER
McNEII.L-
wILLIAMs-FITCH.-on Wednesday. June 6, q,
the Church OF the Advent, Walnut Hills, Gin.
cinnati. by the Rev Richard p. Williams as.
sisted by the Rev, Peter Tinsley. LAURA
daughter Of George Il, Fitch and granddaugh.
ter OF the late ElIey q. Burkam. to FRANK
S. WILLIAMS. OF New York
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PLAGUE N CHINA SPREADS.
Kills RishV-siI Persons In Hong Kong
In Z Day and Gets Among
British Soldiers
EXODUS OF NATIVES CONTINUES.
Steamship Lines Refuse to Take Either Pas
ssngsrs or Freight Away from
That Port.

HONG KONG. China. June 13.-There
were elghty-six deaths here from the
plague yesterday.
Nine British soldiers have been at
tackled with the disease. The military
authorities are taking extraordinary pre-
cautions to prevent Its spread among the
troops.
The leading Chinese residents are re-
moving to Canton on gunboats those
sufferers who are willing to go.
The exodus of natives continues.
VANCOUVER, B. c., June 13.-The
steamer Empress Of Japan brings news
Of the alarming spread of the virulent
plague that first appeared in Canton at
the end Of April 1t soon spread to Hong
Kong. appearing there in May.
The leading steamship lines refuse to
take either passengers or cargo from
Hong Kong.
The Canton correspondent Of a Hong
Kong paper writes under date of May s:
'Scarcely house has not some one
nad. The plague commenced in the
dahometan quarter. and 100 cases are
Exported daily. One man, stationed at
the west gate. began at o'clock In the
morning to drop q cash into q box
each time q coffin passed him. At 4 P.
M. he had ITO cash. Children were put
in baskets or wrapped in pieces of mat
ting and buried.
From this district, where the dirt Is
worse and houses most crowded. 1t
spread to the country, and the people
who fed there from the city have no.
where to go.
Idols are being worshipped in an ex-
travasant and frenzied manner. The
past few months the people have been
forbidden to reckon and the new year
was begun last Saturday. All night New
Years sounds were kept UP amid SO
much ghastliness.
1T Is impossible to ascertain the num-
Der Of deaths. officials try to suppress
the facts. At the largest charitable ina
dv0 dispensary notice at the door
states that up to date 1900 collins have
been given away. This is far below the
actual number used"
The evening world., 1894-06-14
eUATEMALA's TURN FOR REVOLUTION
Inoendiary Documents Circulated Showing
What Examples Have Been Set.
Especial to The World

bpeciAi 10 Inc Norld.l
GUATEMALA. June 13.-Signs of revo-
lutionary activity here are manifested
in the circulation OF printed documents
calling on the people to reflect upon the
fact that President Barrios made him
self Dictator. overthrowing the Legisla-
ture and trampling on the Constitution; |;
that Gutierrez. the new President of
Salvador; Bonilla. the President OF HON.
duras. and Zelaya, the President OF
Nicaragua. were not elected but gained
power through civil war and by aiding
one another.
1t Is noted that hardly anywhere In
Central America IL the will OF the people
respected. Dictators. calling themselves
Presidents. hold the people down and en-.
rich themselves by employing their alb
soluts powers for selfish ends.
The Government IL trying to suppress
this fiood OF evolutionary literature.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
FRANKIE KEMBLE IN A HOSPITAL
Taken from Her Homo to Bellevue Suffering
From Hysteria

Frankie Kemble. the actress. was re-
moved from her home. at No. 14l East
Twelfth street to Bellevue Hospital, last
evening. She was suffering from hys-
terra.
Miss KemDle has been well-known
figure on the American stage. but OF
late years she has not been much in evil
dence. When Mr.. Barnes OF New
York" was originally produced at the
Broadway Theatre. she made a hit in
the role Of Maude. the sixteen-year-old
enfant terrible. kept in short skirts by
q coQuettish mother. She was the ori-
ginal Betty in "Our Boarding House."
sang "Yum-Yum" in one OF the several
was the Violet OF the Little Tycoon"
during its very long Philadelphia run.
The evening world., 1894-06-14

POLICE CAPTAIN ALEXANDER D. WARTS.
OF diseases, but 1t was not until week
ago that his condition became alarming.
For two days before his death he was
delirious.
The, dead captain was born in this
city Aug. 10, lSi5. He was educated in
the public schools and was graduated
from the College of the city OF New
York. He began the study OF law. but
Nov. IS, 1865 was appointed u patrolman.
He did his, first duty in the Mercer
street squad. In 1871 he was made a
roundsman and in 1872 sergeant. He was
promoted to u captaincy June 3. 1887, and
was assigned to the East Fifty-first
street station. He remained there until
the recent big shnke,up, when he was
brought downtown. He had n good rec
ord and was one OF the most popular
commanders In the department.
. Owing to his attempts at enforcement
OF the excise law, Capt. Warts came into
collision more than once with Justice
Divers lieutenants. in some Instances
openly defying them. He was of stall
wart physique and wore the largest sized
hat In the department.. lie was known
as the "Silent Captain"
The evening world., 1894-06-14
Little Johuny's Forest Adventure.
Special to The World. }

sHAMokIN. Pa. June Is. Two miners to-
day found a little boy almost dead lying near
Hickory Ridge colliery. lie said his name was
Johnny Wvdon and that he lived in Mount
Carmel. i've miies distant The child last
sunday wandered from home. For hours he
gathered flowers and looked for birds needless
OF the fact that he was drifting further from
town. The boy lost his way. Night set ill.,
The wanderer struggled brayely on, his tender
hesh being terribly lacerated by briers Finally
he iell exhausted TO the ground. heavy storm
set IN and rain dreuched him to the skin.
Thunder ana lightning scared the boy almost
to death. He was taken To his parents and the
meeting was extremely affecting
The evening world., 1894-06-14
RUSSIA WANTS AMERICAN TRADE.
High Government 0fieial Coming to Try to
Establish Closer Relations.

ST. PETERSBURG. June I'm.
Witte. the Minister OF Finance. 10 send
ing q high official Of the Government,
NJ. zabouguine. to China, Japan. Corea
and the United States with instructions
to inspect the chief ports Of those coun-
tries. notably San Francisco. and to
report upon the best means to be
adopted with the view Of promoting
commercial relations with Russia.
M. Zabouguine IL especially commits
relations with North America. His
tour will last two years.
WASHINGToN, June l3.-while no
Zabouguine has reached the State De-
partment, II Is assumed that this move
ment Is in anticipation of the compile
tien Gsnera q, tee SIBERIAN GSnSul
reports that this line will be open to
traffic In about year.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
/ MISS WILLARD LEAVES LONDON,
1edy Henry Somerset Accompanies Her to
Liverpool and EuloRixes Her.

LIVERPOOL, June 1s.-Miss Frances
Willard, President of the National
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
sailed for New York to-day. with her
secretary. Miss Anna Gordon. on board
she steamship Teutonic. Lady Henry
2omerset escorted her to Liverpool.
Sixty members OF the National Execu-
ve Committee Of the British Womcns
emperance Association bade Miss
illard farewell at the London depot,
nginE: "God be with you till we meet
Pkgain."
Lady Henry Somerset said: mo
woman ever received more enthusiastic
welcome in Great Britain or rendered
more signal service to the various ie-
forms associated with her name"
Miss willard leaves friends in all ranks.
and received hundreds of farewell letters
and many beautiful souvenirs.
Miss Wulard's health has much i'm
proved. but her physician, Sir Benjamin
Ward Richardson, warns her not to
aovertax her strength.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
AAJOR HERBERT Is NOT BELIEVED.
John p. Ryan Completely Refutes His Denial
that He Had Nothing to Do with
Nc l " and His Book.

Complete refutation of Major Henry
Arthur Herberts professions of ignor-
ance regarding Tynan's revelations was
given last night by Joseph p. Ryan,
Secretary Of the Irish National FEEDER
alton. at a meeting of the council Of
that organization held In room No. %
of the Cooper Union.
John F. Walsh. President of the coun-
ell. was in the chair. Patrick Gleason.
Vice-President Of the council. suggested
that lyman was not the only Tory
agent in town, but that other so-called
Nationalists. including the proprietor
and editor Of q recently started Irish
paper. were in the employment of Bal
four and Salisbury. Michael Fennelly,
q lawyer and a member of the council,
followed in the same line. Then, Mr..
Ryan begged permission to read Major
Herbert's denial that he had been con-
nected with lyman in the publication
OF the revelations.
denial that he had been aware OF the
Identity. Of lyman" said Mr.. Ryan,
II would ask the Major II he remembers
conversation which he had in Temple
known in New York. in which he H.i.
berQ detailed some Of the wonderful
revelations which would be found in
this remark?
"In last December" continued Mr..
Ryan. I'VE of the National Federation
received from England a letter, in which
occurred the following sentence: 'Nego-
tiations are on foot here for the publica-
ton OF a history Of Irish affairs from
1866 to 1892, alleged to be written by
No. 1.-The man who organized the as
negotiating for the price of his book.
And We further found that he was deal
Ing with the same people who had ne
gotiated with Pigottn
Resolutions denouncing lyman and
those who support him as the paid
agents of the Tory party. and expressing
belief In the success Of Home Rule were
passed with enthusiasm.
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and leaves fortune OF s5,ooo,ooo. A
widow and five grown children survive
Foreigners Return from Chicago to Europe.

CHICAGO, June IL. .-Discontent and hard
times have sent 10, 900 scandinavian. Italian
and German residents of Chicago back to
Europe since March |. large proportion OF
these cmiErants belong TO the higher class OF
artisans, carpenters. iron workers and moulders
and in perhaps half of the ca. es they have so d
out all their possessions and are taking the
money that remains after their tickets nrr pro-
cured to the old country. where they intend to
remain the rest Of their days.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
A Burglar Of Coed Family.

Detective Mack. OF New Haven, WIS.,
tied Coney Island yesterday In search
OF Irving Squires. who is wanted in that
city for burglary. He had a warrant,
and with the assistance OF Detectives
Clougher and Harris. OF the Coney Island
precinct. made a tour OF West Brighton
and Squires was arrested. He comes OF
good family, and IL implicated In the
robbery OF many houses In and about
Nav Haven
The evening world., 1894-06-14
RosHBlRY TALKS OF MOROCCO.
Admiral Erbsn Responds for Visitors at thu
Trinity House Banquet.

LONDON. June 13.-At the annual
banquet of the Elder Brethren Of Trinity
House tonight the guests included the
Prince Of Wales. the Duke of Sake
Coburg- Gotha, the Duke OF Cambridge.
numerous other royal personages; Ad-
miral Erben and Capt. Mahan, Of the
United States cruiser Chicago. The Duke
Of York presided as master and toasted
the Ministers.
Lord Rosebery responded, dilating
upon the awful responsibility the ex-
tstence OF enormous ornaments imposed
upon those directing European affairs.
He referred to the death Of the Sultan
OF Morocco, which. II European states
men were less wise and less contained
than he believed, might become source
Lord George Hamilton toasted the
Admiral Erben. in reply. said that the
'beautifur' English weather was re-
self audible. He was Just able 70
have been glad to say a good deal more
had not Trinity House put him (pointing
under the lee Of an Iceberg. Uaughter.)
The evening world., 1894-06-14
POLICE CAPTAIN WARTS DEAD.
A New York Boy and Law Student. He
Proved to Be One Of the City's Most
Efficient Police Commanders.

Police Captain Alexander B. Warts.
of the Elizabeth street station. died at
his home, No. $50 Lexington avenue at
1912 l.. NJ. yesterday, Capt. Warts had
suffered for months from a compllca ton
The evening world., 1894-06-14
BARON GIOVANNI NIcoTERA.

by surprise. His name will be perhaps
best remembered in connection with the
Italian bank scandals and for his duel
with Signor Lorito. General Secretary
of the Ministry of the Interior.
Born Sept. g. 1898, at San Biase, Gala
bria. he had a romantic career. As q
young man he took part in several revo-
lutionary movements and was con-
demned to death in 1857. His sentence
was commuted to imprisonment for
life. but the revolution OF 1860 gave him
his liberty. He was an aide de camp of
Garibaldi and subsequently became one
of the most brilliant orators OF Italy.
He was Minister OF the Interior in Ru-
dinrs Cabinet in 1892
The evening world., 1894-06-14
BOOKSELLERS Cases Removed.

Justice Bartlett. OF the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. yesterday granted the appli-
cation OF Peter Nugles and seven other
men. indicted for selling pools outside
the Morris Park race-track. to change
from the Court OF Sessions TO the Court
OF Oyer and Terminer, Westchester
County. The removal was asked for on
the ground that Judge Mills. OF the
Court OF Sessions. was the committing
magistrate.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
Duncan McIutyrc.

MONTREAL. June l3.-Duncan McIn-
tyre. Canadian Director OF the Grand
Trunk Railway. died here to-day. after
some weeks illness. He was well known
throughout Canada. the United States
and Great Britain. through his connec-
ton with various financial schemes
Shortly before Jay Gould's death Mr.
Mcintyre made a trip to London for the
purpose OF securing for Mr.. Gould con-
trol OF the Canadian branch, but failed
He owned a million-dollar residence here
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GOES TO PRISON FOR TWENTY YEARS.
Mandarin Phrayot VIII Bs Watched by
France to Bee that He Docs Not Escape.

BANGKOK. Siam. June 13.-Phrayot,
the Mandarin accused of numbering NJ.
Grosgurin. French military inspector.
was sentenced to-day by the Mixed Tri-
bunal to twenty years imprisonment here
at hard labor.
incendiarism.
The Judgment provides that the French
Minister shall have power OF surveillance
over the prisoner. that there may be no
evasion OF sentence.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
Khsdive Gives Up His Tour of Europe.

BERLIN. June 13.-The Cologne Ga
zette publishes despatch from Con-
stantinople announcing that the Kbedive
of Egypt has abandoned his proposed
tour OF Europe. owing to pressure
brought to bear upon him by the Sui
Constantinople instead.
LONDON, June IA A. MA des-
patch to the Standard from Vienna says:
The Khedive's mother has been in Con-
her handsome presents for the Sultan's 3
eldest daughter, with q view to securing
her as the Khediye's wife. It Is not
likely that m , she VIII gain the suitan's
The evening world., 1894-06-14
Lost, Found and Rewards.

LOST -Scsrf-pin (wnmRn'S head. I'd ave, be-
tween SJtn and I45th,tA Reward, EVERS,
lG4 Last SDih II.
LuSI-A black and tan Ditch. about 10 pounds A
liberal reward Tor the return 10 Mrs I HOMP-
son. 10 West 0jth II.
LOST about weeks ago, bank book. 18th Ward
SlvinrS hank. George BERNARD. 426 T.. Doth 81.
80 kLWAkD. Lost, opal plu, tar set with dla
nuud' AID iuLivS. %. l. y. loS;e, ic0 LEX
tngionRve,
PACKAGE containing CHECK BOOK, partly
used, on Third National Bank, New ~ ork. and
two checebOok subs; OF no use except To
Taylor. ~ Broad st.. Edison Building.
so REV ARD and no questions asked for return
OF King Charles pup, lost "Wednesday morning
from 70 West 10th 81.
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children Nay MOT Pose in Living Pieturos.

The Society Tor the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children. having notified
Manager Z. Z. Rice. OF the 1892" COM
pany. that he must withdraw the small
anyi living pictures OF me and Jack
and "A Prayer to Isis."a Miss Dolly
Theobald posed In the twospictures last
night. Miss Theobald is nineteen years
alleged that the surroundings were not
prope- for children.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
ITALY WILL PARE DOWN EXPENSES.
New Financial Policy Said to Have Been
Adopted Which Will Suit Deputies.

Adopted Which VIII Suit Deputies.
ROME. June l3.-The Government will
abandon the proposed increase Of the
land tax. leading politicians think. Yaain-
tain the tax on rentes and give a
pledge Of retrenchment in the public
services. including the army. to the ex-
tent Of 100000 lire 04.OO0.OOO). 1t Is
thought also that it will keep Parlia-
ment sitting until good progress has
been made towards balancing the
budget.
A majority Of the groups in the Cham
ber of Deputies will support this policy,
II Is believed. II the Cabinet adheres TO
Its promise not to dissolve Parliament.
Cabinet denomination has been COM
pleted. the newspapers announce. by Sig.
Boselli becoming Minister of Finance. in
place Of Big. Sonnino. who will have the
portfolio Of Minister Of the Treasury.
Big. Damiani replaces Sig. Boselli as
Minister Of Agriculture. The new Cabi-
net will appear in Parliament to-mor-
row.
The evening world., 1894-06-14
Cruiser New York Reaches Jamaica.

WASHlNGTON, June H.-A telegram
announces the arrival OF the cruiser
New York at Kingston. Jamaica. where
she will take on coal. then proceed at
will remain at Bluefelds until relieved
by the Marblehead. due there in a few
days, when she. too, will return to New
York. The Atlanta IL fitting out at
Norfolk for Bluefields.
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The evening world., 1894-06-14
Destructive Fire in Panama.

PANAMA. via Galveston. June 13. Ten houses
have been Destroyed by o fire which started
In the northern part OF the town and the fire
Ibristde y powerisss to check the aamss on
Hcco.&pt Of lack Of water.
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GIOVANNI NICOTERA DIES.
He Was Italian Minister Of tho Interior
Under Rud;ni /, 1892.

NAPLES. June 13.-Baron Giovanni
Nicotera. ex-Minister of the Interior.
died this morning at Nico Equense, six
teen miles from this city.
The evening world., 1894-06-14

Miihnn's Calisnyn n, the chnrnctcristic
tonic ana anu mnlnr,al N,.tuc Ot the true bark,
Shun substitutes MiLHAu, 1913 broadway. ddrL
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Women avoid suffering by using PhRKER's
G1SGER IoSIC, ~ II T. adapted to their i'll,
HISDERConSs, the best cure Tor corns, l5c. { Adtt
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Baron Giovanni Nicotera was stricken
with apoplexy on Feb. % of this year.
His death has, therefore, taken nobody
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