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Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Bel Ser Qrbeit 9eit0rt.
Gin redt5eiti9 UereiteIter Giubru9.

Qls b%ergargene gta3t Sergeant So6niou
bon Der WfartpeQ Str.= Station auf icinem
Gunbnege ltb Der Gde Der 2eauitt Str.
un6 8lue Sslan6 2lpe. n6berte, bemerfte
CT, nie Elm Wann, Der in Der 9t66e ocs
6utgei6aftS, 200 Blue S5lanO 2Ipc. itanb,
lid icleu mach alien Settcn ummanote.
Son Der ie6r ric1tt9en 2lniicbt ausgebcno,
oaB CT es nit cinem 9iebe ooer Ginbreber
gu tbun bate. gin8 SObniOn lOfOrt baran,
einigc 8laurOde berbei5urufen.
DIS er nit 0icicn na6 ipenigen Minuten
surllffom, mar bic S9ilbpacbe peri6puuz
ben. Ser Sergeant itclIte ieine 3lpei mitz
gebra6ten 6 ~oli5iIten an bic SeitcrtDiir ocs
0eicbGfts (0ic li6 III Der QueO befano) aHf
uno er ielbit 9iug nat6 Der 8oroert9iire.
9ob o;eic mar feit Derf6loiicn Hn6 Da audi
Die SeniterlGOcu 9ei6lOiieu Daren, 10 fonnte
ct ablOlut nt8t lcDen, oh Semanb I'M Gaz
ben mar. Gr bei6loB Daber, no6 einige
Giaunen berbei3urufcn unb bann etneu
Stnrm auf Die Settent6ire DOr3une5men.
Q(l5 nun fInf SterntrGger iib gegeu Die
Scitcntbiirc itemnlten, itebe, ba ging bieie
Don lelblt auf unO Die 6erren StcrntrGgcr
iaben iib I'M 2a6en benz 2aufe cines 9tes
DOlDerS ge9euiibcr.
0ftt 2ejbtigtett geIang c5 ben Siinfen,
oieien &erl 81 entWaifnen. AI5 itc ii6
nit Die lem entIernen t%polten, cntoedte Der
Sergeant bintcr elmer &titc perite6t nod)
einen anoeren Sitter Der 9ta6t. 8eioe
batten bereit5 eincn 8orratb pou aler=
banb 6iten in SG6e 8cpadt unO bitten
oieie it6erlicb ais 8cute tpcggci6afft, lpcnn
ibnen Der Sergeant ntht 0aS SpteI6en
DerOorben bate. Sn Der Station gaben
Die 8eioen ibre gfamen nit Sobn Suuipau
alias 9tDan uno Daniel S'8rien alias
9clpert al. Scr ~erltcre mar tpegeu 8erges
p~altigun9 zines 2jGbrigen Wfdobens 81
elmer 14jdbrigen 3u6tBausltrafe perurs
tbeilt mor0en.
gt0dbbem CT etpa 5 Sabre III Solicit gez
ieiien, p~erftel CT Der Scbpiuoiu6t uuo
ipurbe bon @oup. Qlltgelo begnaoigt. Qu9
S'8ricn bat bereits in Solicit gciciien.
Die 8eiben tpurben beutc frii0 u1ter Der
GinbruchszQ nfIoge benz &idter @berbarot
Dorgefiibrt uno BON bieiem inter lie $500
8ir8i6aft sum BrOseB fcitgebalteu. Die
Sterile batten iicb einen @ingang burcbs
Seniter 5U ueridafien gepuBt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Cine neue 2lera I'M GountY9ebduoe

Nm Mtontag beginnt Der algemeine @goz
bus Der @DuntDbeamten, beren @mts3ett
burb Die iiingite Wabl elm @nbe gema3t
purbe, uno Der @tn3ug Der n~eugelDdblteu
8eamten in ba5 GountDgebGuoe.
0te aus Der Wa6l iiegrei9 herporgeganz
genen @anbibaten lperben ben Wa6ripru9,
Dem Sieger Die 8eute", i'm 4uge BADEN
unb mad bieiem Wabripru6 Bel Der 8erge>
bung Der Stelen DOrgeben. On NppGifan@
ten fir alle mOgli6en SteQungen lit fem
Mangel. @iner Der neu ertpGblten Seamteu
bat IS @telen gu pergeben, UNI tpel9e fi9
ober 6ereits $500 BerIonen beiporben
6aben.
8is jeBt bot erit Der neugspdbGte 9tad>
laBgeri9tsclert u. .. Gooper einige fetner
@sbUlfen e%rnunnt, nGmlt9 Srant 5are
mum bon Der II. Warb 5u ieirem glect.
unb CHARLES George pm Der II. 8orb sum
GaIiirer.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Helm 8abnunfau.
Die 0nfunft Ses 5u9es MIR Our6 eine Be-
i4doi9une Ger &ofOmotipe per50eert.
Gort So Same, Sn6., /. 0ea.

o - !" !" : OTV'I L. OV6'
Ser nOrOlib geben6e Boiiagiersrg Der
Sort 8apn'er 3peigbabn Der Safe @rie &
We9ern78abn mar 9eitern Nbenb 3ur ri9z
ttgen 3eit, DOr 9 ubr, bon 8eDitone abgez
eon9en, bate icOO6 beute M}orgeu nm 2
lt9r bic MIR 5 Oteilen entfernte Station
BOuete nod nidt errsibt, 10 6aB befir9tet
iptrO, baB benz 3uge ein lln9IiG su9eltOBen
lit.
@iner ipdteren 0epeiAe nob purbe bic
Nnfunft beS 3uges nur bur9 cine unbez
1eutenbe 8ei6Goigung Der 9otomotioe perz
3O9crt, tpoour6 iebO6 fem Weiterer S@az
Den berbeigefii6rt tpuroe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
aus alabama.
no heute Ole 2lmtseinfihrung
oes Goup. Oates fattfuoet.
@taatsmili3en an Srt unO @tele,
I'm einen stootsfrei6 KoIb's gu perhHten.
so outqomerb, ola, /. Sea.

so 0 ntgomerD Nla., /. 9e3.
Set Tasesanbru6 baIten Die StraBen
Der 6auptitabt bon Trommeltpirbel uu6 ben
gemeIfenen S6rttten Der einridenben
StaatSmiLisen pteber, Die ibetnbar be-
itimmt waren, Der beuti9en 8eierIi9feit Der
Nmtsetnfiibrung bes neuen @%ounerneurS
Dates erbObten @tan3 3u perIeiben, tbats
iG9Ii6 aber beiien @egner, &Olb, in
S9a9 balten iOaten.
8ts N3tttag baben ii9 Nn3et9en zines
sepIanten StaGtsitrei6eS nod nirsenbs
benerfbar gemobt. Inter ben 8oltsz
mafien, Die fih in Sen StraBen bepegen,
mOgen ftb Gauienbe %beftnOen, Die es nit
&olb balten, bod bat iib 6tsber nod feline
8erabrebung 3u 9emetuiamem tSanblen
6erlelben se3eigt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Die Stdrfe oer brafiltanifden
Rebeuen.
Oanad fheint oas Gnoe ser Repolutton nod,
LANCE rtht eefommsn fein.
80 pntebt6eo,1 l. 9ea.

Qus amtIicben Queuen ser braftlianiz
i6en Sunta bat Der bieii9e Correspondent
tolgenbe Gbalia6en erbalten: Die 8ez
beuen oerfigen in Der Propins 9tio @ran6e
30 SuL iber 11,4OO Wtann Sniantcrie,
tpelcbe gut betpaffnet iino; auBer6em babcn
iie 800 Wonn &eiterei, So lei6te unb Z
ibperc @ei6libe, tpa6renO li6 in Der Broe
ptn3 BernambucO 22O0 Mann pOblausz
gerIiteter Iruppen nit IA leidhten @es
i9iBen befinben. 8eitere 8affen un6
@ei6ibe beftnben iicb auf benz Q8ege, unb
glei6 no9 antunft OerieIben, perOen Bic
GebeQen beOeutenOe GeritGrfnn9en erz
balten.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Stdott1hes.
Oas metter.

Optiter &Getne, 76 @ai6tngtOn Str,
bert6tet fir @bicaso Die fOIsenOen 8arss
meter unS E6ermomcteritGn0e:
lin 8 1br Wors. 46 @r., INN g 1br 46
@r., UNI 10 l16r 46 @r., I'M II 1br 48
Or, nm II lthr 40 @r. 8arometerltano
III 8 ubr W1org. 1850, IL I6r 29.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Ketne Gint9une.
Gin betri9erif9er Kafiirer einfwetIen nod
ni6t perurtheilt.


9tab6em Sic @elhporenen in Dem Safe
bon TreOertf Wtarpin, Dem friiberen
Saiitrer Der vGDtro NattonaL 8dnt, p"
tpeI9er Der l1nteri6lagung bon @elbern
angetta8t mar, tpdbrenO Der 8an5en No6t
in 8eratbun8 9eipeien tparen, beribteten
ite beutc WOrsen, baB iie ni6t i'm Stanoe
ieten, ii6 auf einen 8abriprub 81 einigen,
tporauf tie entlaiicn Wurben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Deuen iparen.
Die Southern Pacific befdueioet ole GehaIter
uno entld6t cine men9e Beanie.
Gronciscp, l. Oei.

Die Southern 8actftc7Babn ptrb beute
cine bebeutenbe 2Obnberabiebung tbrer
iGmmtltben 8eamten in &raft treten
laiien, uno Sic bO6iten iopObl, tute Die
rieorigiten 8eamten tperOen Oaoon be-
trOffen &per6en. Die 8abngeieui6aft bat
bereitS 6te .3abl ibrer 9lnseitenten bebeus
tend etngel4rGntt un6 mirO nod, no eS
mo9Iib lit, weitere @ntIaIinnsen nOr7
Hebmen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Gin WtnterfeIosu9 in Qusfbt.
Japan f@eint nod gar feline Sut 3u baben
nit China 6rieoen ga MAIDEN.
on6on,1 l. 0ea.

Ser Shines" tpirb aus Robi gemelbet,
oaB SapaH Die Nbii9t gu baben lcbeiut,
ben Srte8 nit China tpeiter gu fibren, uno
DAB eS iich auf einen 8interfelb3ug borz
berettet. Die @innabme bon Bort Q(rtbur
lit i'm gan3en 2an0e nit srpBem Snbel be-
grRBt por6en,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Sur gra906ie an Ger 2tfbIano 0pt

@iuiam 8rii6, Ser befanntIi3 BEL elmer
S6ieBerei 9eitern Mforgen I'M II n6r
i9tper ~Derpunbet tpur6e, liest ausenbltdz
licb in frttiibem 3uitan6e I'M ct. Glt3az
BETH 6oipttal barnieber. Gr pirb mabrz
i5etnli6 nod Dor beute Nben6 iterben.
GfburOt unb beiien Satin, bic er ieinerz
ieits OerWunOet baben iOI, tperben iid
mie0er er1olen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Derfol9te Grprefrduber.
menn ie ein9eROIt weroen, 1T iRnen Ger
Strid fiber.
Sort BDrtb. Ser, l. 0e3

CV0F VVF71 ~VI'I 1. 49,
Son ben NnteIope 6iuS fnb no9 feline
gt0dri6ten eingetrOffen, tpeI9e bas Sc
rlicbt bon einem Sample Der @rpreBrGuber
nit iDren 8erfolgern befdti9en. Gs itn6
BON 2ipScomb unb 6igginS MbtbeiLun9en
~abgegangen, I'M ii6 ben 8erfolgern on3uz
icblieBen, urb louten bic GGuber etngez
fan9en perben, 10 tuerben ite HtemalS Dor
@eridt geiteut Derben. 9te @eibworenen
in &ipScOmb baben itb na3 Dem Canadian
be9eben, UNI 3u unteriu6en, inpiefern
SSiaac5 nit Ser Sa6e in 9erbtn6ung itebt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
GoIombia's ueber9rtfe.
Die GOftaricaner pollen fi9 oiefeIben absr
ntdt 9efaaen lafen.


SIr3Gi9 bier bonn Stbmus einges
~trotfene 8erionen iasen, baB BORT barber,
SoB Colombia ben 8eitB idmmtliber See
bGfen bis gum Sap 0ractoS De Oios beon>
ipru9t, 9roBe Gntriiitung berri6t. bic
Goitartcaner itnO feit enti9IOiien, ale lns
9rtffe. 3uriG3umeiien.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Uoh cine 0al9enfrift.
Dem bereits pier Nal fduI0tg befunoenen
m10roer fetues Sohnes Elm neuer
Quff9ub eepGhrt.
@nInmbua 9. / Opa.

DEM G6ipar6 SoneS aus Glermont
County, tpcI6er bier btngericbtet mcrDen
foate, tpeiI er ictnen 15jabrtgen Sobn erz
f9oiien bate, un6 bafitr bereitS bier Mal
bes Wforbe5 eriten Grades ihulbig befunz
ben tpar, 1T tpdbrenb Ser 8%erbanblung iber
ben Nntrog ouf einen ~fiinften 9ro3eB, Gin
9lufi6ub Der 8OlI3iebun9 beS llrt6elIes gez
tpGbrt ppr6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
4n9ebltder Seblbetras.
Gin fdotifder Sdabmeifer in SawuIitdten.
8oIparato, Sn6., l. Oea.

SW1P q Ut 0, JHDy I. Ue5.
Ser Stnan3ausibuB bes Sta6trot6es bat
8eitern 2tbenO einen 8ericbt eingereibt,
pono6 Die 2bre3nung bon @eorge
S6par3fopf, tuelcber BON 1892 bis 1894
oas Nn1t Oes StaDti9aB m~etiters betleiocte,
etnen Teblbetrag bon $13, 835. O4 auftpetft,
lporauf Der StabtantpaLt iofort angenieicn
tpuroe, Die betreffen6e Summe bon Sen
Bar8en S6mor3topf's ein3utreiben. Ser
lebtere ertlGrt icbO6, baB feline 8i6er
lttn1men, unb bon etncm SebIbetrage feline
Geoe iein fQnn.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
GIoaftnff. 9Lria-- / De,

Sn SoI9e zines bon 8ran6fiftern in
einem leerite6enOen 8obnbauie ongelegten
IeuerS tDurOen bier fiinf 8obnbGuier un6
3tuet @irtbidaften etngedibert. Sn einen1
Der niebergebranntcn 6Guier tpo6nte 81. 6.
gotter nit ieiner S9peIter, meldber erIt
firsIt3 bon 8eiiemer, 81. g., nadb bier
itbergefie6eIt mar. 4Otter fauo ben Sob in
SGammen, wabrenb feline S6peiter i6tpere
8~ranbnunben baOOntrug,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Ques ruRt9 in peru.
Die Re9ierun9 erFIGrt, oo6 ni6t ole eerinoRe
6efahr zines Qufftanoes ~porbonoen 1T.
Gina. 8eru. l. De-.

Die &esieruns ertlGrt, baB nidbt Sic gez
rtngite @efabr etneS QlufitanneS porbanoen
let, unS baB bic llnruben Der IeBten 8aar
Sage in GauaO obne S6mierigteit uuterz
oruGt iuor6en ieien. 8orgona bat cine
oerorttge Steaung eingenommen, baB cs
leoen Seriu6 Der &ebeQen, tpeiter nor3uz
ridden DeretteLn fann.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Dieueiht Elm S%eIbitmor0.
Gin Jd9er ais &eide i'm woIoe sefunoen.
SO e. SSn6.. l. Qea.

Muncie, SnO., l. 9es.
Dim leBten W}tttmOb macbte NIfreO 60
rear, Elm bel9iiber @lasbIaier aus !6artz
foro Gitp einen So9bausflu9, un6 9eftern
mur6e flint Wteilen Oitli6 BON 6artfOrb
feline 2eide 9efunben. W0qlt6ermeiie
tpurbe Der Mfanu bas Opfer zines 1~lnfaues,
bod lift MAJ cher genet8t, eiten SebtmOrb
on3unebmen. Die 2eicbe mar bart 9ez
~frOren, urb nit Sis bc6edt. 2orear bate
frll6er in Wfuncie 9eDObnt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Shifsnohrihten.
81 DER Nabt anaefomme

IN Der Nabt an9efOmmen:
Sabre - r8ruiiia", bon SEEM gort
nocb 6amburg.
2ioerpooI - vgaoma6ic" bon Stem
Sun - u6aate" BON Stem gorf.
Sremen U2tQer" bon Stem gOrt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
N1uf hdn9en.
Gin 9rauenm0roer sum Gooe perurtheilt.


Qouis @iGiams tft beute tpegen Der @rz
rnorbung ieiner 6rau gum So0e DerurtbeiIt
moroen. Oa5 @bepaar maj Dor 5tpei Sab
ron BON 0nfota nad bier iibergeiieoeIt
gDiQiams bate frlber Sabre lang in
minneIota getpobnt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Srieffdffen-

ST.. GOa O. @enben Sic iib an Die
9Pelief & Qib Society, 45 2aiobeitr., ober
al Srau 0r. Sre0tgfe, $500 Stateitr.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Morobrennerarbett.

Elm nIonn perbranut uno cine frau fdwer
perIebt.
The oasis., 1894-12-27

An Ohio drummer told the follow ing story to q crowd of listeners the other night The Salvation army in an Ohio town was in the habit of dis playing the glaring interrogatory; What shall do to be sayed?N The wonders of a well known patent medi- cine saw in this an opportunity for an unique and useful advertisement and forthwith had similar sized bills past ed underneath as follows: "Try Blanks Noted Pills" This naturally annoyed the religonists, who at once ceased to be the medium of giving publicity in such manner to tine pro- pretary article. In time the original placards were washed away, but the advertisement of "T'ry Blanks Noted Pills" continued to appear. The chance for reYeuge had now arrived, and in order to square accounts, the salyationists pasted beneath every an nouacement, on attractive poster on which was printer Prepare to Meet Thy God"
The oasis., 1894-12-27

Company's orchard in this valley Wherever these oranges go words of praise come back
 Senator Carey. author of the arid land bill giving 100000 acres of des- ert land to states where it exists, writes that he will try and have this bill extended to the territories. At present Arizona's statehood bill is the most important He thinks this law will soon be passed Then he, Dele gate Joseph, of New Mexico. and Mark Smith will try and extend the desert act to Arizona.
 A serious accident on the Southern Pacific road five miles east of Benson occurred about ten o'clock Sunday night, as Ii west-bound freight train was rounding curve. The trucks Of one of the cars gave way, and as re- suit five cars parted company with the rails. A tramp named A. Barret, who was stealing ride in a box car loaded with coal, was smothered to death None of the train crew was in- jured.
 At Solomonyille one night last week Mr. l. F. Solomon ordered Spanish supper for party of gentlemen friends. During the evening Mrs. So- lomOn and Mrs. Judge Barnes learned of the feast in preparation, and they made up q party of ladies and secured Hon. Burt Dunlap as an escort and went to the appointed place for the purpose of "swiping' the supper that had been prepared for the stag party. They got some cold tamales but they failed to get the chicken, which was the object of their visit.
The oasis., 1894-12-27
ADDITIONAL ARIZONA ITEMS.

Al the Agua E'ria crossing the north and south railroad has struck q good water supply at q depth of iiTty-two feet.
 If the reservoir proves a success the future prosperity Of St. John, Apache county, is assured, as there will be at least 100 families more inside of six months.
 Tue east bound passenger train on tue Atlantic & Pacific railroad was wrecked near Ash Fork Monday. the cause being broken rail. The day coach was turned upside down A few of the passengers were slightly in- jured.
 Monday Mr. w. D. Fnlwiller of Phoenix, received letters from NJ. H.. DeYoung of the Chronicle and Geo. R. Hearst of the Examiner, speaking in the greatest praise of the oranges sent them from the Improvement
The oasis., 1894-12-27
Two Lives sayea.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, Ill., was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mir. Thos. Eggers, l39 Florida St. San Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold. approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and in two weeks was cur ed He is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are sam ples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottels at II. Walkers drug store. Regular size DOC. and Sl.00.
The oasis., 1894-12-27
Notice to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that the Mexican Mining Company of West Virginia. has nt right. title nor interest in any of the prop erty of the Nina MeXicana,' in the Distlici of Arispe, State of sonora. Republic of Mex. leo, and no liabilities of said Mexican Minint Com-pany of West Virginia, nor nor of any party or parties claiming to represent th, same hold or accrue againstany property O the Nina MeNicana' which latter has noth ing whatever 10 do with the West yirsimia incorporation. \. r. PAREDES.
 Manager. Nina McNicana. MORALES Dec .. lS94
The oasis., 1894-12-27
Aclxos@ -r,rtfo tsooIsIoIefs


 El Traiico says that there have been discovered some very rich mines at Batuc in the Ures district One gam busino took out s9,0OO in one month. IL is said ope of the veins crossed the public road, and had been passed thou sands of times.
 It is announced that the Mexican Northern railroad is to be extended to the rich mining camp of Carmen on the Rio Grande border, and thence across Presidio county, Texas, to Mar athOn, where connection will be made with the Southern Pacific road. The Mexican Northern has proved one Of the most profitable railroad properties in Mexico on account of the heavy traffic in silver and lead ores
 A lfernosillo party which lcfta few weeks agD to explore Tiburon Island in search of gold mines, has returned with one missing The Ser.s Indians q canniblistic tribe, who occupy the island. made no hostile dem0nstra- tions, but Edward Flores, young member of the party, became separat- cd from the rest, and although long search was made for him he could not he found It is feared that he was Kidnapped by the Indians, killed and eaten.
 A dispatch from Mexico says that Mexican member of congress, Sr. Ignacio BclaraDo has introduced a bill into congress praying the Mexican government to make an appropriation for holding an international exhibi- ton in the republic. In the course Of his speech on the subject he referred in warm terms to international reci- procity, especially with the United States. aud pointed out some of the advantages accruing to Mexico there from. The chamber is now consider ing the matter and will probably make an early report.
 The party Of prospectoIs who left Chihuahua three months ago toinyes- tgaie the report made by Moses B. Thatcher the well known Mormon leader. of the discovery of an ancient city in the mountains west Of lIemata about l50 miles northwest of that place. has just returned. They had many exciting experiences, and twool tlc party died from exposure in the high latitude but they were successful in finding the hidden city They re- port t to be just as described by MT Thatcher, except that it contains many riches in the way ofgold and sil- yer, samples Of which the party brought back with them aggregating several thousand dollars in value. They are convinced that therearc rich mines in the immediate vicinity of the city, which were extensively worked centuries ago, and that the city was built from the riches thus obtained.
The oasis., 1894-12-27
Delighted.

The new Sunset Limitedr trains of the Southern Pacific have struck q popular chord, and they are so crowded that another train will probably be put on such expressions as angelic time, delicious cuisine,' ''magniii- cent appointments" delightful at tendants, polished officials, royal treatment, prompt service" 'noth- ing like it in all America" are heard from travellers who have tried these trains For particulars address T. H.. Goodman, general passenger agent in San Francisco or F. s. Webster agent $. F. R. R. Benson.
The oasis., 1894-12-27

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Mr.. HALL keeps OUT OF s|GHT|
The Alleged Wife Whipper Not
at His City Office.
Sensation That Startled Residents OF
West Winstead, Conn.

Henry J. Hail, Of the firm of Reed,
Hall & Hewlett. oil dealers, at - Plutt
street, who, according to dispatches
from West Winsted. Conn, horse
whipped his wife on the streets of that
city Wednesday night, has not returned
According to the reports from the Con
necticut village, MIR. Hall and his wife
have not lived happily together for
a long time. Wednesday night he return
ell to his home on the outskirts of the
village, after having been absent sew
eral days. staying at Il boarding house
In the village.
He found partly filled bottle OF whis-
key on the table in his dining room
and jumped at the conclusion that his
wife had been entertaining male WISH
tors In his absence.
He drove down the main street OF the
village. and. overtaking his wife. with
her daughter and woman friend in
an open carriage, struck her several
times with a horsewhip, and later when
she got out of the carriage tried to
choke her.
At Mr.. Halls Office an Evening
Hall was not in the city. The clerk II,
charge said also that both Mr.. Reed
and Mr.. Hewlett. the other partners,
were away from town. The clerk said
he did not know the name of Mr. Halls
lawyers In this city, and also that Mr.
Hall was here but seldom even in the
Winter. Mr.. Halls family. according
West Winsted, and he has no city
residence,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
FOUND MANY RARE FOSSILS.
Princeton Expedition to the Bad
Lands Proved a Success
Skeletons Of an Extinct Pig, Rhi-
noceros and Lizard Discovered.
tBy Associated PressJ

CHAMBERLAIN. :. D.. July 20.--Prof.
j. Is. Hatcher and his party OF students
from Princeton College. who have just
completed a tour through the Bad Lands
OF this state in search of fossils and
pctrfdctions. have met with good sue
cess. The party has been in the Bad
Lands between the Cheyenne and White
Rivers since March /. After completing
their task. they started on an overland
trip to Yellowstone Park. The collection
OF fossils has been shipped TO Princeton.
1t weighs 5000 pounds and consists Of
rare specimens OF extinct animals.
The choicest and most valuable speci,
men was the Elotherlum, or extinct pig.
The specimen was found protrudng from
n bank of one of tho deep hollows In the
Bad Lands. This is the only skeleton
ever found OF this character in that dis
trict, and was perfect, no bones being
missing. This carcass Is much larger
than the modern pig. In fact 1t Is larger
than the living rhnoceros.
one specimen was the Titanotherium,
or extinct rhinoceros which was twice
as large as the modern rhinoceros. They
also found several specimens of the
rhlnoceros family and the Metamydor,
n relative OF the rhinoceros. Then
there are skeletons of numerous small
animals. They found few fish skele-
tons. the only fish skeletons ever found
In those beds. Last years expedition
from Princeton succeeded In obtaining
the only crocodile ever found In the Bad
Lands. On this trip u good specimen
OF the amphisbaenold lizard was I'M
earthed. the only specimen of this rep
tile ever found In the world. This has
no limbs at all and was very low
order Of the lizard.