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soRRowFuL ENDING TO A FAIR.
A STRAY Shot From - shsetisg Gallery
Kills y Little Girl.


kiils y Little Girl.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct. 3.-There was .
sorrowful ending to the Lehish county
fair this afternoon, and what otherwise
was . most successful exhibition was
mArred by an accident resulting In the
death Of little girl named Carrie Bertha
Gangwere, aged 8 years.
II was within an hour Of closing the
gates when the crowd was making Its way
towards tho exits, when stray shot from
one Of tho shooting galleries passed be-
tween the palings Of the enclosure and
struck tho girl in the cheek. The ball
passed through her head. She fingered
three hours when she died Of shock. Her
mother was with her at the time Of the ac.
cident, and her agoniEins shrieks were
pititul.
II is not known who fired the shot. IL
Will be n difficult matter 10 ilx the re-
sponsibility, as there were several gall
leries together, and firing was going on at
all of them.
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Henry wlntsrhon, B9evsrs' hnio9
jSssr jjSsssrs SuInisass %sss S:rss nssni:Ss sissSs?s
John r. waikup moved that Q cspy Of
the resolutions b. sent BY the sseeseary
10 every laboe orRanisatios 10 The slats
and the motioa pesvailsd. Jshn +
Carroll. cisarmakse. made eas q The
best speeehss g the evening". Amoae
ether things holkld the msmhssi q his
craft In this dv sse ~ pess slx yeArs
have bssa esttine hieAss vasss fsr thsis
labee than b paid IN eng siv n Amse,sa.
In Butte The Cisasmaksss' unisA nads
its scale of wages The same - 70 ia vusus
In Anasoada whsa thsy cent fes thsis
charter Q few weeks ago. Nss loog ego
elearmaEkss. now working In Anasonaa,
struck Halena leoking Sos soms1hlng 70
Do q his tsadss He IVES offered . - hnt
the bill of prices was q loves than -
now receives hses. or course ths eeqti6-
man rsfsessd 10 did mot iinsse In HaIsoA.
He resides IN the future capital and vill
vote sssiast The cheap John tswn II Last
Chanos guleh.
~. w. Siils, president of The Tyre
graphical union, sAid that AnaseodA wAs
The best unlea town b ever lived b and
he has passsd u years In western nining
eamus. Mechanics, lAboesss asd en-
paevss a every kind own mere hsoaes h
psopsstjea 10 populatlea In this eitv thAn
in any elty in ths West Thsv hsve -
homes, tso, u vas eeeanissd laboe.
backed up b. the busiusss and psucss.
siooal men and The ollc,sls a ~ Ann-
seads company vhs fress The chissss
sib,s foe hundrsds Of white men 81
white veusn to earn eood livins waees q
fsstanrants and lAundriss. I.
r. +. Slattssy, for years oas G IL -
psesidsnts of the Brothse6ood Of RAijvss
Ttainmsn, dwelt On The way Helena news.
papers compared Marcus DAILY and IN
methods With George Pullman and An.
dssw Carnegie and the trsatmsnt Of thsis
laborsrs. He said hs had been IN Pull.
man and In Homestead. Pa. vhsrs Oar.
nseis's main shops are located, and he is
pretty we'll acquainted With The surround.
ioss Of the werkiasmsn In this city.
There can b NO honest comusrison b..
tween Anseouda and the two towns pss.
sided over by Nessrs. Carnsgis and Pull.
man. He failed 70 flnd Q hish beard
isnos built around this city. He said 4
had dossns Of old friends, railroad sa.
slnssrs, llFsmsu end the like IN thia
city Who own their own homea
and some Of them have ssveesl
houses bringing IN rent. That kind q
business does NOS 10 In Pullman. NJ M,
ehAnis owns home thsss-hs rsu(s d
Pullman. He can't buy loG n hs Want
70 thses.
NJ. Slsttssy said b wanted 10 sss Ana,
eends est The capital because . kheess
was Q man In this eommunity-nee {
slave. Il IVES the duty Of every uuios
man IN Montana, hs said, 10 moi eui,
vote for Anaconda for the cspltsl. Uut d
work hard from now until election 70 nv,
this city and her loyal, libsral-mindsd IN
habltants the coveted prise. Me- Stat
tsry's remarks were warmly received.
william Edwards declared himsIlf ID
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CHcAoo, oct. g. Professor David Swing
died at s:l0 o'clock tonight of acute
blood poisoning, brought Oh by an attack
of jaundcc.
The evening world., 1894-05-08

Trouble Resulted from the Quarrel
Of Two Women.

Thomas Regan and his wife. Maria
Regain. of 1855 Hicks street. Brooklyn,
were held by Justice Tighe. in the But
Ter Street Police Court. Brooklyn. this
morning to await the result Of the in
juries OF Thomas Hare. who is in a
dangerous condition in the Long Island
College Hospital. suffering from a two
inch fracture Of the skull.
During the most OF yesterday, while
their husbands were away. Mrs. Regain
and Mrs Hare quarrelled. The Regans
live on the third loor of 1855 Hicks street.
and the Hares live on the fourth floor.
About s I o'clock last night Hare went
downstairs and Regain met him. He
began to ak to Hare about the trouble
their wives had been having. and Regain
struck Hare three times in h face.
Regain then tried to draw a revolt
yer from one of his pockets. but before
he could do 80, It Is alleged, Mrs. Re-
gan slipped up behind Hare n struck
him on the head with the Ratchet.
Hare staggered towards the stairway
leading to his rooms and fell head
long.
Detectives were notified and started
to find Regan and his wife, but found
the doors barricaded. They forced their
way in and arrested the couple.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
PUT MAURER's DAUGHTER OUT
A Man with Savage Ways"
Seizes Apartments.
When the Landlord Interfered the
Stranger brow q Club.

Solomon Maurer. Of 1926 East Houston
street, called at the Lee Avenue Court
in Williamsburg this morning. told a
peculiar tale of woe and invoked the
aid of the police.
He is the owner Of the tenement
house 321 Ellery street, Williamsburg.
His married daughter occupies rooms
on the right-hand side of the second
floor.
Yesterday a mar whom he describes
as "a great big fellow with savage
deposit on the rent OF apartments on
the left side of the second floor Of the
tenement.
Two hours later, Maurer's daughter.
She said that the new tenant came to
the house, entered her apartments, an
nounced hat he had rented them and
ordered her to leave.
picked her up under his arm as though
rhe were a child and deposited her In
the hall. He then began to move her
effects out and supplemented his efforts
by throwing some OF the lighter articles
at her. Meanwhile a truck laden with
his effects was hauled up to the front
door
Maurer accompanied his daughter
back to williamsburg and tried to in
terview his new tenant. The man with
al ways, he says. picked, up a
club and chased his landlord down.
stairs and along the street.
Maurer ran all the way to the Lee
Avenue Court, a distance OF about n
mile, and finding no one there. ran all
the way back again.
II have been to three courts and
four police stations" he said this morn
ing, land everywhere the people laugh
at me. l cannot see what to do"
Maurer does not know the name Of
his tenant. and says he is too much
afraid of him to go near enough to ask.
The police will investigate the mat
ter.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Coming Events.

Republican Clubs last subscription dinner Of
the season. This evening, go Fi'th avenue.
Fourth annual Summrr-nights ~frstiva, Il the
Orole Social club this CrCU!ES at Lon Fark
Tventy.r!rth anniversary q; the Rational Tenn
peranre Society, this evening at the Broadway
Tabernacle.
Rev Dr PSrFNur-t sddress IN "ignicIpal
Reform % West Side Republican Club, Hotel Endi-
colt, Columbus avenue and Eishiy-second street,
this evening
Philosophical pisPutl,ion in Logic and PSy,
chCiogy," by the members u the - philosophy
class n ST, Francis XAvier's, in the college,
Formal inspection Of the new New York Post
Graduate Medical Scho'l and Hospital building,
Second avenue and ISentieth street. this after
noon amt evening.
William Krsm,r will celebrate the thirty-SN,h
snnivrrsary nj his pr0prietCrship NJ the Atlantic
Gaiden, 50 H1WCry, this evening by an espe-
ciaily attractive concert ana VAUDEVILLE eater
t6,iImtnt.
FpVorth League enterta!Hmcnt at the Forsyth
stree; Il. L. church tals evening.
bethany Pr, sryterian Sunday 'chool's vocal
ant iHstrumcnial cHlrrrt this evening AZ One
Hundred and Third seventh street, east OF VII
lis avenue.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Bloomingdale Bros, 8; a9 an, 1 '"' s.:
is MRS. KORN SANE?
Habens Corpus for the Woman
Who Tried Murder and Suicide.

Referee Herman Kepke this morning
heard testimony at his Office. l6 Court
street, Brooklyn. in habeas corpus pro-
ceedings in the Ease of Mrs. Fannie
Waring Korn, who last May, while in
a Mt OF insanity. attempted TO kill her
self and two children, n boy and a
girl. The girl subsequently died.
Mrs. Korn vas tried in the Court OF
General Sessions. New York. and ac-
quilted on the ground that she was In
sane. She was committed to the Mat
teawan Insane Asylum.
Mrs. Korn appeared to be rational
this morning on some things. but very
excitable. She referred to her former
trial and other matters incident to her
case in the course of the examination.
Supt. II. r.. Allison. Of the Mattea-
a Asylum, said that at times Mrs.
Korn appears to he very rational. but
on other occasions she becomes very
much excited, and 1t Is with difficulty
that she is restrained.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
ANDY HORN WINS.
He Fights to Retain Possession of
His Park Row saloon.

Justice Barrett, in Supreme Court
Chambers. to-day refused to grant an
Injunction to Henry Hart. for many years
President of the Third Avenue Street
Railway. He sought to restrain Albert
]. Adams and Andrew Horn from inter-
fering with him in the tearing down of
the building rs Park Row.
Hart says he leased the land on which
the building stands In 1888 and erected
the building upon 1t. His ground lease
expired May 1 of this year.
Andrew Horn leased the building from
him. The ground was subsequently
bought by Albert Fl. Adams, who gave
\ new ground lease to Horn for ten
years.
Hart now wants to put up another
building and Horn refuses to vacate the
premises.
Hart says that in his lease Of the
ground is a clause granting him ten days
after II expires in which to tear down
the building.
Counsel for Horn and Adams say they
did not know of this clause.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
TRIED TO STAB VACC|NATORS.
Stanley Fought Against the In.
vasion of His Home.
Serious Charges Made I'm Court
Against the Physicians.

One OF the evil results OF the COM
pulsory system OF vaccination in Brook
Ign was evidenced in the Gates Avenue
Police Court this morning, where Mathew
Stanley. of 1877 Somers street, was a
prisoner charged with assaulting Drs.
Harold Iewett and A. NJ. Hamilton. OF
the Health Department.
They were two of nifty vaccinators
who. under DIR. O'Shea. made a tour Of
the T~wenty-sixth Ward last night. DR..
Jewett says that when they reached
Shanley'S house the rooms were dark.
but hat the door was open. He en-
tered n heard a mans voice in the
inner room.
Suddenly. as he says, Stanley rushed
out and attempted 10 stab him. Fooled
In this he turned upon Or. Hamilton,
who accompanied them, and after a
struggle Stanley was subdued. When
arraigned this morning the prisoner
pleaded not guilty and then tainted.
Mrs. Stanley explained to the Court
that her husband was in bed at the
time OF the v~accinators, visit, The
door was not open. but latched, The
entered the front room where she was.
She demonstrated with them as to the
iaIShness OF the our Gut Win no eIeG,;
out partially dressed. and ordered the
intruders from the room. They then
attempted to fOrcihly vac"inate him.
He resisted. but was overcome by the
police. In the scufiie, she says, her
aged mother was thrown across the
stove and her arme injured severely.
After hearing the conflicting state
ments and inquiring into the condition
of STANLEY, Justice Connolly paroled
him to appear on May 10 for examina-
\ ton.
Altogether the corps of physicians vac,
cinated about 1000 persons in the
Twenty-siXth Ward The reason for tho
raid was the discovery ~ a fifteen
m~onths-Old boy III with smallpox yes
to-day. The child was the son Of Pat,
rick O'Rcilly. Of Glenmorc avenue. whd
had visited STANLEY.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
SANG IN THE SAME CHOIR.
Then Miss Converse and Smith Fell
in Love md Married.

Although the ceremony took place
three weeks ago 1t was only this morn
ing that the fact OF the marriage of
Miss May Hope Converse, OF Inwood. to
w Frank Smith, of Plainfeld, J.. j.,
leaked out. The father OF Miss Con
verse is a liquor-dealer, OF IFS Wall
street, and knew nothing of the con
taken place.
The couple met for the first time about
-four months ago at st. Ignatius Church,
where both sang in the choir. II was
a case OF love at first sight. Smith Ia
a young fellow of pleasing appearance
and address. The mother Is FRUSTRATED.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
KARUNA A PRISONER.
Arrested in His wife's Suit for Ali.
mony Pending Divorce.

Barnett Karuna is a prisoner In Lud-
low Street Jail. having been arrested
late yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff Wagering on an order issued in
connection with an action for absolute
divorce that has been begun against
him by Sarah Karuna. She has APP
piled for alimony pending the trial.
The couple were married sixteen years
complaint Mrs. Karuna charges that
her husband deserted her and Is living
with another woman.
The order OF arrest was issued on the
affidavit OF Mrs. Karuna that her hus-
hand had told her he would leave the
State as soon as he was served with
the summons and complaint in her suit.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
WIDOW WANTS PROPERTY.
Mrs. Lane Sues 10 Make the Execu-
tor Sell II to Her.

NEWARK, N. j.. May s.-A peculiar
suit was begun in the Court OF Chancery
this morning to compel the executor Of
he late Pompey Lane, of Branchville.
the widow.
The property was placed on sale. ac-
cording to the provisions of the will. and
purchased by Mrs. Lane. She did not
pay for 1t, however. n It was placed on
sale again.
For the second time Mrs. Lane was
the highest bidder. She did moi pay.
however, and at the third sale the execu-
tor purchased the
Now Mrs. Lane wants the courts to
compel the acceptance of the price bid
at the second sale.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
PRETTY GIRL SHOPLIFTER.
Held for Stealing Trinkets from n
broadway store.

Emma G. Hooper. a pretty twenty
two-year-old girl, OF l72 East Ninety
fourth street. was arraigned in jefferson
Market Police Court this morning
charged with stealing five rings and a
poCketbook from the counters of the
store 300 Broadway yesterday. The ar
tiCles were valued at $l2. The detective
employed in the store was the com
%plainant,.
Her parents, a well-to-do carpenter
and his wife, were in court overwhelmed
with grief at their daughters misdoings.
Miss Hooper was held for examination
by Justice Mcmahon.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
auarren.d on the street.

Justice Goetting, In the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg, to-day. held Thomas Doyle. OF IS
Hopkins street for examination on a charge oi
aSsaulting his wife. Fannie. onicer Grozel found
the couple quarrellinS on the sidewalk In front
OF their residence. and Just as he reached them,
he says, Doyle struck the woman In the face,
knocking her down.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
You Read The Evening World
DO You Read The sunday World ?
Died In n Police Cen

bridget NaCel. forty years old. was found
dead in a cell in the EidridEe street police sta
ton at 40 o'clock this morninS. She was ar.
rested last night at Hester and Orchard streets
for disorderly conduct, and when the doorman
went 10 her cell this morning he discovered that
she was dead, II Is thought that she died from
a1rolnIiEm
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Has Father TanGe Been Chosen?

IL was generally talked in Brooklyn Roman
.a'hole circles to-day that Rev, Father James
Taare, OF the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception. had been chosen to preside over the
narant parish Of Our Lady OF Mercy. in Debe-
so.se flace. Father Taare. with others. was ex-
amlhe1 Tor the place some time ago. 1t Is
sSm mat he was the successful candidate. The
srpnlhtment OF Father Taane. II is said, would
!, eSHuy please the pensioners Of the Church
OF Our Lady OF Mercy.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
GRAVESEND INVESTIGATION.
Mayor schiercn VIII Consult with
To-NurrOw.

Mayor Schiercn. Of Brooklyn. will call
a meeting Of Gravcsend taxpayers at the
city Hal! tomorrow morning to deter
mine the course to be pursued In investl-
eating the financial affairs Of the town.
lawyer George +. Elliott viii he pres
ent with papers To show the result OF
his Investigation into the administration
of John y. MCkane.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
To the Unknown Union Dead.

VBy NSS0cIated Fress,
'H"ilMoRE. May S.-A design has Just been
N,"p'e'ed for a handsome monument to be erect
~ N Loudon Park. In honor OF the unknown
bs . the Union Army. The monument will
mem 'v,'l on the grass plot near the large monu-
in mai now graces the National Cemetery
NJ ,%Tu'on Park, and Is to be the work entirely
Mary i "oman's Relief Corps. Department OF
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Gen. Howard Succeeds. wonnmak.r

The annual meeting " the National Temper
Rrcc Soeie.y was held to-day in the Broadway
Tabernacle. Thirty. fourth street and Broadway.
Naior-Gen O q. Howard was elected Prcsi-
dent 10 succeed John WaramaLcr Of Phlladyl-
ma Vicc-Pr,gdrnls to III, number Of one hun
dred and nine wc!e also elected.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
iaik of Mrs. Lease for Congress.

Wy AhhOCTdIeu FTesH,I
''rEhA, Kan, May S.-There was talk here
yesterday OF putting Mrs. Lease In nomination
" 'ongresSman-nt"Large but the Populist
,rAuefS do not want to turn down Congressman
tha' MI. They are willing. however. to give him
lar r nomination In the Seventh District should
ia ~ simpson not make the race, Mrs. Lease
IN very much in earnest.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
DiEo

M~ULIIGAS.- On MAY : 1T his residence, ls?
Mulberry st., JuuT MrILIGA>, ir'h ~
year. Deceased Was born IN Bollltrufana,
County sligo. Ireland.
Funeral from late resi- !cnce ut ] O'Clock
Wednesday. Intermcnt in calvary.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
The worlds" New Uptown ONCE

The Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the june
ton OF Broadway and Sixth avenue. at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances, two on Broadway, two on
Sixth avenue and four IN Thirty-second
street
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Byrnes Calls on Fellows.

supt' Byrnc7 and Inspector McAvoy
were visitors at the Dlstrict-Attorney's
vmGe today. Both officials claimed their
"S'' mad no special significance.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Bnpy's Body In n Ferry slip.

The body OF a female child about a day old.
was found floating in the terry slip at the foot Of
West Twenty-thlri street. at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The evening world., 1894-05-08

as Io nLh VIII buy furniture II the prices are low,
nirSSt, can zee hy visiting Gro. Z. FIINT Co.'s
"'u'e stores lOI Wett l4th St -
The evening world., 1894-05-08

GEo, &. FLINT Co.., al lIth st, have cut
prices away down. Your believe II YOU see.
Sou'l saveif you buy, as they soon move up on
Esd VI. -
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Womb Troubles.

Every woman, married or single, should
own ana read "WCman's Beauty, Peril.
DUTY" an illustrated book Of 20 pages.
Contalning Important Information that
every woman should know about herself,
We sead II free 10 any reader OF this
paper.
All druggists sell the Pinkhnm medicines Ad-
dress. In confidence, LYDIA b. rISHlIAm MED.
Co, LYSN, MASS.
The evening world., 1894-05-08
irregu!arIS.

Suppressed or Painful Me~nstruat!ons,
Weakness OF the Stomach, Indigestion,
Floating. Flooding, Nervous rrostrat.on.
Headache, General Debility, Is aaey
Complaints in either sex, Every time IL
The evening world., 1894-05-08
Eackache, Faintness.

Extreme Lnssitude, don't care and
want to he LET, alone feeling, eNc,ta-
bllity, irtitability, nervousness, slecplcss-
ness, iiatIlrucy. melancholy, or me
blues" VlCse are sure Indications II
Female Weakness. some arrangement Of
tha l'taruS or
The herald., 1894-06-12
COURT NOTES.
tie ms Picked Up in Various TribunA ali
New Suits.

tie ms Picked Up in Various Tribun ais
Now Suits.
Judge Shaw yesterday grated a di-
vorce TO Mrs. Sarah E. Lehaure from
Louis Lefiaure on the ground of cruelty.
Judge Clark yesterday granted Mrs.
Carrie Wicksrshsm alimony at $50 per
month in the divorce suit brought by
her against her husband, James M.
Wickersham.
The suit of Mrs. Thurston, guardian,
against Pernot. was on trial yesterday in
Justice Bartholomew court. She is
suing for s2ll for board and clothes for
her ward, the young girl Amelie Barre.
In the case of Mackenzie VS.. Jewell,
Judge York yesterday appointed E. D..
Gibson receiver, and fixed his bond at
$4,000.
B. B. Jean Bertrand, a native of
France, was made a citizen by Judge
York yesterday.
A. II. Lsphsm was committed to the
insane asylum at Highlands yesterday
by Judge York, he showing evidence OF
acute mania.
NEW SUITS FILED.
George r. Finch VS.. Amos T. Tracy
and Maud s. Mckay. Suit on a judg-
ment from North Dakota Cor $4,000,
A divorce suit was begun by John
Schmidt va. Yonka W. Schmidt.