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The evening world., 1894-08-06
ATTACKED A POLICEMAN.
GicRcrich struck by an Old Man
Armed with n stick.

Park Policeman Giegerich arraigned
Henry Weber, aged seventy. who said
he was n gardener and lived at West
One Hundred and Fourth street, in York
vile Court to-day. Giegerich believes
that the old man IL insane.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon. as
Giegerich was standing at the gateway
leading into Central Park, at Fifty-ninth
street and Eighth avenue, the old man
approached and struck him on the head
with a blackthorn stick without the
slightest warning. The blow staggered
Giegeiich, and before he could recover
Weber struck him a second blow. this
time on the other side of the head.
Then Weber started to dance about the
policeman. swinging his stick in n
threatening manner. Giegerich, after a
little time. managed to d!sarm the bel
ligerent old man and locked him up for
the night. This morning Justice Me-
Mahon committed him to Bellevue Hos
pital to be examined as TO his sanity.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
0RADELL'S BOLD BURGLAR.
Charles Comiskey Captured, hut
Ills Pal Escaped.

oRADELL. N. j., Aug. Ga man
who says he is Charles Comiskey. and
who is believed to have committed
numerous burglaries in this place and
vicinity, was to-day committed to the
Hackensack Jail to await the action of
the Grand Jury. He was caught early
yesterday morning as he was robbing
the house OF George Moore in this
village.
Mr.. Moore had been detained in the
city Saturday night and Mrs. Moore
was alone In the house. She was awak-
ened by the prisoner and one of his
pals breaking into the house. She
screamed from one OF the upper win
dows and this alarmed the neighbors.
The burglar was captured before he
ran very far. His pal escaped.
Among the places robbed In Oradell
within short time are Van Bus
kinks store and the houses OF Van
Wagner. Brady. Banta, DR.. Jones DE
We're and DR.. Alderman.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
SAYS DORSEY IS THE Thief
Quinn Identifies the Man shot by ,
Policeman.

Hugh Dorsey, nineteen years old. OF
6S stanton street, was held in default OF
s., 900 bail on a charge of robbery by
Justice Slmms in Essex Market Court to-
day.
on July - last. while the Fox Chowder
Club was pnrading through East Broad
way. Dorsey, 1t is said, stole gold
watch chain from the person of Jacob L..
Quinn, of 81 Willoughby avenue, Brook
Ign. \ crowd gave chase to Dorsey. who
attempted to escape, and was shot in
the hip 10y Policeman Holland. OF the
Madison street station, when he refused
to stop running.
Since being wounded Dorsey has been
an inmate ~ bellevue Hospital. Dorsey
denied the charge OF robbery, and
claimed that he was running after the
thief when shot
Gunm positively declares that Dorsey
il The man who snatched his watch
chain.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
OIAMOND-CUTTERS RELEASED
M Proof that they Came from Hol-
lind lndcr Contract.

Following the instructions OF the
Treasury Department. the Ellis Island
immigration authorities to-day detained
twenty more diamond cutters, who ar
rived ON Sunday in the second cabin on
the steamer Spaarndam.
The diamond cutters were suspected or
being contract laborers. They had plenty
Of money and were not liable 10 become
public charges, and as the Government
could not prove that the men had come
mere under contract, the immigration
Commissioner had To let them land.
There IL quite small incursiOn of
Holland diamond cutters under way. A
score have arrived within a month They
report their business bad in Europe and
hope for a better field here,
The evening world., 1894-08-06
BROOKLYN NEWS.
HER IDENTITY IS A MYSTERY.
No One Has Claimed the Pretty
Mapleton Suicides Body.
She Lies at tho Brooklyn Morgue
and May Fill q Pauper's Grave.

The identity Of the pretty young woman
who committed suicide at Mapleton, on
the line Of the Sea Beach road to Coney
Island, by shooting herself through the
heart, was surrounded by the deepest
mystery this morning.
The unclaimed body lies on q slab in
the Brooklyn Morgue awaiting identiica-
ton. Unless 1t is claimed in a few days
1t will be inferred at the expense Of the
county.
At IL o'clock this morning a tall we'll
dressed young man, about twenty-five
years old, called at the Morgue. When
shown the body OF the dead girl he be-
came very much affected, but said he had
never seen her before.
He, said he had called thinking that
possibly the young girl might be his miss
ing sister He left Immediately, without
leaving his name or address. Morgue-
Keeper Mcguire reported the incident to
Coroner Kene.
What prompted the young woman to
take her own life nobody knows. Neither
Coroner Kene nor the Bath Beach police
have been able to find the slightest clue
Coroner Kene said this morning that
he believed the young woman had
formerly lived in Brooklyn. He will
walt for friends to claim the body be-
The suicide was about twenty-three
years old, had dark brown hair. wore a
white china-silk waist and dark green
piaid, skirt IA, brown hat Oxford ties
Containing 50 in bills and Il Cents in
change and trunk key marked mo.
Near the spot where the body was
found was picked up a bottle half full Of
carbolic acid, 1t is believed that the
woman took the poison before firing the
bullet through her heart. T he bottle
bore the label OF the Bolton Drug Com
pany.
No one saw the woman shoot herself,
but Coroner kene says he has no doubt
that 1t was a case of suicide. Investi-
Beach train about 11.2O yesterday morn
ing. At that hour the only person in
the vicinity OF the Mapleton station was
Benjamin Chamberlain, who saw the
woman leave the train and walk up the
track to the spot where her body was
afterwards found.
He saw her disappear among the
bushes. and shortly afterwards heard
the pist ol-shot The S2-calibre bullet
passed through the centre of the heart.
Some of the people at Mapleton were
indignant that the body OF the young
woman should be left lying on the
grass for five hours waiting for permits
sion from Coroner Kene before It could
be removed. Coroner Kene said this
morning that he had telephoned to the
county undertaked to remove the body.
as soon as he had received word of the
suicide from the Bath Beach police.
The police believe that the young
woman was employed as a maid in some
Brooklyn family.
DIR. Carpenter, who conducted a post
mortem examination on the body OF
opinion that she had become a mother
shortly before her death.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
TOM GOULD EVICTEO.
Dispossessed by the Owner of q
Rockawav Hotel.
Wanted Now for Giving a Bad Check
10 a Butcher.
Left the Place Just in Time to Escape
Arrest.
Special 10 Tn. Evening World


ROCkAWAY. L. l., Aug. 6.-GeorEe
A. Wallenwebber went before Justice
Smith Saturday, and secured dispos-
sess warrant against Tom Gould. the
notorious ex-dive-keeper of New York
City. Wallenwebber is the owner of the
hotel that Gould and his partner. Rose,
have occupied for the last twenty
months. Rose was formerly in the en-
ploy of Ed Stokes.
Constable De Mott, of Far Rockaway,
called at Gould's place. on Pier avenue,
near the steamboat landing, Saturday
night, and ordered Gould to move
Gould told the constable he was
broke" and IL he wanted him to move
he would have to employ his own men,
This the constable did, and in a few
minutes the furnishings of the hotel
were piled up high outside on the walk.
After everything had been removed
Gould left on a train for New York; 1t
here he would have been arrested
Gould owed $50 to Butcher Henry
kracke, and on July TO- when kracke
check for SIS on the Far Rockaway
Bank to him. The remaining sl4 Gould
promised to pay the next week
On Saturday Kracke went to Far
Rockaway and presented the check at
the bank. The cashier told the butcher
that Gould g. Rose had no account there.
kracke meant to proceed against Gould
to-day. He was passing Goulds place
when the constable was disposscsslng
the dive-keeper. He fastened to the sta :
ton and told Capt. Allen about the
check. The Captain sent a man to find
Gould. But the dlve-keeper had disap-
peared. 1T Is thought Gould saw the
butcher in the crowd and decided to
leave town.
about Gould & Rose having given
worthless checks. but each time Gould
settled the matter without going to
court.
The hotel-keepers and other business
men on the beach are very glad that
Gould has left.
The evening world., 1894-08-06

You read THE Evening wOrld:"
De y0u read the sunday W0rldf
The evening world., 1894-08-06
BRUTALlY KICKED A WOMAN.
Mrs. Collins Seriously Injured by
Her Brother-in-Law.
tsp.els, to Tn. Evening World,

Special to The Evening World
ELIZABETH. y. j., Aug. 6-Peter
Collins, a Railway huckster. nearly killed
his brothers wife. Mrs. John Collins. of
Sc Central avenue, Brooklyn, on Satur-
day night.
The woman went to Railway few
days ago on a visit to her brother in
law, who became intoxicated. uuarrelled
with her and finally drove her out Of the
house. The woman sought refuge at
MIR. Saulsman's, but Collins followed her
there, and, calling her outside the door,
savagely assaulted her.
Mrs. Collins was knocked down and
kicked till she became unconscious
DR. Holmes found her suffering from
broken arm, a dislocated shoulder and
several ugly bruises about the body.
HAD II not been for the interference OF
MRS. Saulsman, Mrs. Collins would prob
ably have been kicked to death.
Justice Frazer held Collins in $500 ba
TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
SALOON-KEEPERS ARRESTED.
Twelve Accused of Violating the
Excise LAW Yesterday.

In Essex Market Court to-day the fol-
lowing named saloon-keepers were held
for trial on charges of having violated
the Excise law yesterday:
James Mahoney, OF 10 Attorney street
Max Cohen, OF 2 Birmingham street
John Reilly. of l Eldridge street; Hy-
man Goldberg, OF lOo Orchard street:
John Aschuege, of IS Third avenue;
John Metz, OF 95 First street; Jacob
Light, OF 40 East Houston street; Ernest
Stein, OF 4Oi Eighth street; Becky Perl
man, OF 50 Stanton street. James
O'Brien, of 1 Pitt street, and Bernard
Willard, of 10 Goerck street.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Women VIII Vote To-Morrow.

NEW ROCHELLE. n V, Aug 6.-women will
vote in the annual election fer SCHOOL trustees and
Treasurer at this place tomorrow. An attempt
10 ,ngran politics in this Yearly event, which
has been kept Ent-plrtisAn heretofore, was made
by 8 number Of indictments who have nominated
opposition ticket The regular nominees will
probably he: For Trustees, Horace Crosby, y. L.
luderhill and &. Hobart Morgan for Treasurer
Gsorge FerEuson. the present Incumbent
The evening world., 1894-08-06
FOUND DEAD IN THE WOODS.
Family Of an Arkansas Man Think
lie Was Murdered.
Thy Associated Press }

IBY Nss0clated FTess.I
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Aug. 6.-About
a week ago J. u. Brown. President OF the
Bodcaw Lumber Company, at Stamps,
Ark, registered at the Arlington Hotel
deposited large sum OF money with the
clerk and then disappeared. No trace
OF him was had until YESTERDAY
when his decomposed body was found in
the dense woods a few miles north OF
Hot Springs with his throat cut from
ear to ear.
The authorities believe that he com
mitted suicide. but the dead mans rela-
tives, who arrived yesterday, are OF the
opinion that he was murdered, and an
investigation will be made. MIR. Brown
was very wealthy. and the members OF
his family think he was enticed TO n
lonely spot and slain for his money.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
MAMIE FEARED ARREST.
20 She Swallowed Paris Green and
Came Near Dying.

Mamie Mclaughlin, sixteen years old.
OF 3ol Spring street. was discharged in
Jefferson Market Court to-day after
being accused OF attempting suicide.
Mamie has been often reproved by
her mother for her inclination to firt
and run out at night. Last Monday she
was forbidden to go on an excursion.
but she ran away and went just the
same.
When she returned she was scolded
BY her mother, who threatened to 60
Tuesday to a police court for warrant
for her arrest as an incorriglble
daughter When Mrs. Mclaughlin went
ont Tuesday Mamie thought she had
gone for warrant, and so she drank a
good big dose of Paris green.
When Mrs. Mclaughlin returned she
found Mamie had been carted away to
the hospital. where the doctors had a
hard fight to bring her through. She
has been in Bellevue Hospital until to-
day.
Mamie told Justice voorhis she had
taken the poison by mistake.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
ARRESTED AT THE STATION.
John Wilson Accused OF Trying to
steal n Diamond PIN.
Especial to The Evening World

Especial TO The Evening Woiid)
ROCKAWAY, l.. l., Aug. 6.--John Will
son, alias Cosgrove, who gave his ad-
dress as 3l5 East Eighty-fourth street.
New York, was arrested last evening by
Capt. Sarvis, of the Long Island Rail-
road police, charged with having at
unknown man Just as the $40 train to
Long Island City was leaving the sta
ton.
William Burke, of 1I2 East Eighty
second street, was arrested on suspicion
OF being a pal OF Wilson.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
GIRL TAKEN TO BELLEVUE.
Accused an Unknown Man while
Suffering from Hystcria.

Mary Fitzpatrick. a pretty young girl
was taken to the insane pavilion at
Bellevue Hospital this morning from her
residence, at 41s East Seventy second
street. in an ambulance from the Pres
byterian Hospital
She claims In her hysterical fits that
she was deceived by younT man, but
so far has not given his name.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
WANTS TO SELL THE STOCK.
Receiver for a Jewelry Firm APP
peaIs 10 Court.

Lawyer w. r. ID. Meyer, representing
Receiver A. Il. Johnson. of the Joseph
II. Hart Company. jewellers, of Fulton
street, Brooklyn, this morning petitioned
Justice Gaynor. in the Supreme Court
for permission to sell he stock OF jew
clry now on hand for sl2.750.
The receiver states that he did his
best to get higher bids. but could not do
so. He only received one bid. that Of
Samuel T. Douchy.
Some Of the creditors claim that the
stock should be sold in the holiday sea-
scn as It would realize more at that
time. Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
WANTED A LIVING TARGET.
Burke Wished Coleman to stand
and He Shot At.
Special to The Evening World,

ROCkAWAY, l.. l., Aug. 6.--John
Burke. of Scranton, Pa. was arrested
by Capt. Allen yesterday. on the charge
OF intoxication and carrying concealed
weapons.
Harry Coleman, a comedian, was
standing in the barroom of McKeon's
Hotel when Burke approached him and
told him that he could, at a distance of
fifty yards. shoot holes through his hat.
Coleman declined to have Burke make a
target of him. but Burke insisted on
shooting at Coleman.
He was about to pull the trigger when
Capt Aliens club struck him on the
wrist
He was fined SIS.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Not Reformed nj EImira.

Henry n. GRAY, . rsroled inmate OF ElmirI Re
tormatory vas a prisoner before Justice Potts
in Jersey CITY to-day charged with "tea!ing n
horse from street and water Commissioner George
W Harding OF Erie street. List uight Gray broke
iato Mr Hudtrgs stable an: tonA the h9rss
saul a Junkman Tor SO. 10th Gray and Sault
were arrested and held for raI
The evening world., 1894-08-06
A Babies Fair at Arverne.

:. Tue Misses Martha and Elsa Ludwig. daughters
me dFy-soods merchant. are arranging q fair
,. M'erns for the Babies Fund A reporter
~ into their sAnctum. where the gifts Of
friends were piled up in large quantities
te,, IMPOSSIBLE TO describe the Thousands Of ar
III rr SS1bntriogtsd. among than toys. from the
wa oric-A-brac, fans. parasols. pSrfumsry.
70 ana tn icy Goods. lamps stationary. curtains.
Is he that the Misses Ludwig intend 10 turn
tA.y.'c Arverns Hotel into q branch OF their
IHsa immense establishment on Fourteenth
=" me taiF Will be held next THURSDAY. zee
The evening world., 1894-08-06
WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
She Is supposed TO Have Killed
Herself at Pound Ridge.

POUND RIDGE, n. v, Aug. 6.-The
body OF weli-dressed woman was found
at this place on Saturday night. There
was nothing on the body that would lead
to the Identification OF the woman. who
Ia supposed to have committed suicide
by taking poison.
The body was removed to tho Morgue.
where II now IL awaiting Identification.
The Coroner has been notified.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
STRUCK BY A FRIEND"
Ex-Dog-Cntcher Peach NOn-COm-
initial to the Police.

John Peach. formerly dos-catcher.
who lives at 1874 Ainslee street, Williams
burg, is at his home to-day suffering
from severe scalp wound. Peach
went to the Herbert street police station
Saturday night to get his wound dressed,
but refused to say how he had been
hurt further than that a FRIEND had
thrashed him.
THE police believe that Peach was
struck with a dumb-beil by a man
named Cassel, and are looking for the
latter.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Held for Injuring IA BicycIist.

Edward Tuts fifteen years cid, Of - West
Ninety ninth street. fell from his bicycle while
riding through one Hundred and Tenth street
Yesterday afternoon. Andrew +. Lechcr Of q
West Seventeen street. was driving through the
street at In. time AMI his horse trampel
Tut5 severely inluring him.
Policeman RoEe. Of the Central Park force, e."
rested Lester and sent Tu's To the Manhattan
Hospital Lester was arraigned before Justice
Taintor at the Harlem Police Court this morn
ing and held in $500 bail for examination. Tuts
is now confined to his house by his injuries,
The evening world., 1894-08-06
TWO EXCISE ARRESTS.
saloon-Keeper and Barkeeper Ac-
cused of Selling to Minors.

Following Mayor Schieren's recent
order that Brooklyn saloon-keepers
must not sell beer or liquors to minors,
the police yesterday made two arrests.
Daniel McMenomey, a barkeeper in
John McLaughlin's saloon. IS Jay street,
was arrested on the charge OF selling a
can of beer to Alice Harkins, twelve
years old, while Henry Boscher, aged
fifty-eight. who keeps saloon at 22S
Suydam street. was taken to prison for,
1t is alleged, selling can of beer TO
twelye-year-old Conrad Hallock.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises 3 OIL sun sets. q 10 Moon sets. o 50
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Croker. Moth-r-in-I.aw Very III.

CLIFTON. : L. Aug. C.-Mrs. Fr4Scr rI.h-
ard Crusers mOther-tn.law, Nao is rc'itsnr a.
tn. house Of Health unecr jenkins az Qutru-
tine IL again reported dangerously 30. Mr..
frazer Is suffering from old axe Her nua Uuon
t. isv is reported to be about the sam A. .r.-
tNrd. L.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
yes Not Repre.ent "The world"

al ".il-dreassd young man with the smooth
and persistent manners Of = book agent,
NJ people at coney Island yesterday into
~ Popcorn on the plea that he represented
~ World Fresh-Air Fund" The World
n gN, fresh Air Fund" and Is not soliciting
4 ~ ,th the agency Of popcorn psddiers. The
u 20 80 into any world fund nor 10 he
ttS.eat 70 use the nsIas Of The World" in
f'~fpnt. AZ $3.50 -
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Arthur Grass. twenty ~. ysar. OF az. o. .
Ludlow street. made an attempt to .ui hts lie
At 10 o'clock this morning BY taking csrbotc
acid lie vas removed from his residence 10
GouverReur Hospital, where he ~ar placed In the
prison ward.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Accused Her SON of Assault.

Esther Kapsn, OF s32 East Brosdwsy made $
charge Of dIsortoJy conduct against her eleven
yolr-old son. Philip, in Essex Market Court to-
day She said he broke the crocSery, the turni.
,ure and also assaulted her 1hc boz was given
lecture and pn his promise 10 behave himself
In the future Nss discharged
The evening world., 1894-08-06
MAN OVERCOME BY SMOKE.
Firemen Rescue Errick Norstron mt
n Brooklyn Fire.

Fire broke out in the two-story frame
house, 27s Fifty-seventh street, Brook
Ign, early this morning. Errick Nor
stron, who occupied the top floor, had a
narrow escape.
He was nearly overcome by smoke.
and was taken out by the firemen. The
building is owned BY Robert Firth.
Damage 1000.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
INJURED WHILE DIVING.
schld In the Hospital, Suffering
from fractured spine.

= from ~ fractured spine.
Nicholas Schid. twenty-six years old. OF
% Hart street, Brooklyn, is lying at the
'orwegian Hospital to-day with frac-
ed spine. His condition is serious.
5chid with some friends was swimming
Donally's pavilion, at the foot Of
nth avenue, Bay Ridge. last night.
- dived from a spring-board and struck
head on some hard substance.
hen Schid arose to the surface OF the
er his body seemed paralyzed. and
:, friends pulled him out. Schid was
sidered among the best swimmers In
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Brenner'. Case Adjourned.

me habsas corpus proceedings in the case
Of Gustavs Bremen who was indicted by the
June Grand Jury In Brooklyn on the charge
Of arson In the second degree, were adjourned
by Justice Gaynor in the Supreme Court this
morning until Wednesday.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Searching for q ChiId's BODY.

LONG BEACH. L. l.. Aug. a-Thsrs Is little
doubt now that the young daughter OF Edward
Ryder, proprietor Of the Long Beach Club House.
who mysteriously disappeared on Friday last; was
drowned. II 10 expected that her body VIII he
washed ashore. and the beach for long distance
In being cloaely watched.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Boarders Wanted-Country.

CATSKILI MOUNTAINS among pines: best
home cooking; good mattresses. near station.
Terms 81 and 81. No Hebrews Cool nights.
MISS ACKLEY Mt Pleasant Ulster Co, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-08-06
EWJERSEY.
M'LAREN CAPTURED.
Charged with the Murder Of Jennie
NnittIc on July 4.

Thomas McLarcn, thirty-eight years
old. the alleged murderer OF Jennie kuit-
tie. his rcputud wife. was arrested whit"
in bed this morning ut the hom" Of his
sister. Mrs. Jamson. 81 Park avenue, llo-
bokcn.
The iobokcn police had been notified
that Mclarcn was seen crossing the llo-
boken ferry Inst night. ami Detectives
Gallagher and Nelson. who have been
looking for Mcl.arcn since he escaped on
July 4, went to the home of MS sister.
Detectives Gallagher ana Nelson told
Mcl.arcn he was wanted, and he dressed
himself and went with tn" detectives To-
headquarters without Offering any resist
ancc. From papers found on his person
II was learned that Mcbaren has been in
Brooklyn since the murder. After an eN-
animation he vas locked up In the Hui-
son County Jail.
McLaren aud Jennie knittle quar-
relied on the afternoon OF July T. and Me
l.aren, II Is charged. fired two shots, kill
Ing her The shooting took place at the
home OF Mrs. Samuel Mulvaney. at Is
Garden street. where Mrs. Knittle was
stopping. After the shooting McI.arcn
escaped. and was not heard from by the
police until last night
The evening world., 1894-08-06
DIED.

DIED.
HUNKEN-on Monday. Aug g. $50 A. NJ.
ALBERT. son Of John and Margaret Hunken.
Funeral Tuesday, 80 P NJ. 10 East
l22d 81.
MURPHY. Aug 8, 1894. KATIE T.. beloved wife
OF sylvester 4. Murphy and daughter Of James
and Kate Duty at her residence. Il East
S7th st.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The evening world., 1894-08-06

TINE TABLE-STEANERs LEAVE
rv -, n. r., Cor.n ST.. s<t, tlss io1A. NJ; sM
so 81 $50, tbP NJ So. 9Th ~, Btlya, ses ssk, laos
l.obA. n 1851 Lao, $50, $50 NJ Eastsatt $50,
900 1850 50 ". l.N, ss, au siS, AIS. ga ~.
LLAvE GLEN ISLAND i0u A. NJ. for 3sd ST. and Pier H.
NJ. and iiH p ~ for Pier y oniyi aiS t.s
= and 70, A. i.,.ainE'..EStrn nssts sunds-..
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w-rrn Passes WrecLaEc.

tn. Norh German Lloyd steamship Nc.ra
Capt Pohls which arrived this mufn.ng from
Genoa reports that Avs. in latitude ~ a.
I.,eitul. 20 r. she passed a quantity o. wreck
age consisting - spAgs. beams and several LARGE
The evening world., 1894-08-06
Nebraska Postmaster Missing.


CLAY CESTRE. No1. Aug. 5.-Eobnrt Barnett.
Postmaster and siito? a The Gazette, has been
missing since saturday sfisrnoon. Inspector 81
clair took chArSc OF the once and found the post .
one accounts Fhor' 500, Barnett vas appointed
D.. the present administration. some think he
committed suicide. 81 he purchased ounce OF
ehogtly before hiI departure
The evening world., 1894-08-06
MONEYS BODY shipped to Canada.

The body OF John Mooney, who shot himself
on Friday morning and kept the fact secret
until he was found dying In the evening At
1888 Hester street was shipped from the Morgue
last night TO Thord. ontario canada, where
his mother resides