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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21
535-9t
TIMES" IN THE SWIM,
An Illuminated Sheet Added to Holiday
Literature.
S. NJ. Damon.
Minister of Finance.

An Illuminated Sheet Added to Holiday
Literature.
The contribution of the Chinese
Times of this city to holiday litera-
ture is a beautifully illuminated
calendar for 1895. The view at
the top is a timely and artistic
effort. 1t shows the frowning walls
and forbidding cannon of Fortress
Wei Hei Wei. On the waters are
six of the modern cruisers of the
Chinese navy. In the background
the sun is setting sbehind green
hills.
This calendar has a list Of the
prominent places on the islands,
and complete Honolulu business
directory. Chow Van Chin, one OF
the most scholarly Chinese here, is
editor Of the Times, and c. Yak
nam is business manager and re-
POI ter, and makes a capable and
creditable representative for the
paper.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21

THE reply of King Alfonso of
Portugal to Minister Thurston
should be accepted in Hawaii as a
token of a much wished-for con-
summation. 1t is equal to saying
in so many words that the monarch
Of the sections from which the
Islands have heretofore enlisted
labor is more han willing that
emigration should be resumed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21

THE next dark of the moon" is
now mentioned as the time for an
uprising" Talk is cheap. This
kind of talk is idle. However,
1.-THE dark of the moon" is a propit-
ious reason for an "uprising"-or
a raid on hencoops.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21
HIGHER COURTS.
Business Before the Judges in the big
Building.

The replevin case known as Ho
Fun VS.. +. G.. Hitchcock, Mar
shall, in Supreme Court, has been
argued and submitted.
The cases desinated as Kuanui,
ct al, VS.. Niau Iaukea, ct al, bill
to reform lease, and Victoria
Ward VS.. Kamanaoulu, trespass,
have been argued in the Supreme
Court and submitted.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21

THE Cleveland administration is
still clustering about the Nicaragua
canal. All Americans regret that
the present rulers at Washington
seem unable to do much else than
buster.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21

what's the difference between con.
oelt and sell esteem anyhow"
a great deal, Conoeit is the self az.
TEEN belonging to somebody else. -
Chicago Record.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21
WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section of Chap
XXVI of the laws of 1886:
All persons holding water privileges
or paying water rates, are hereby noti-
fled that the water rates for the term
ending June 80, 1895, will be due and
payable at the office of the Honolulu
Water Works on the list day of January,
1895.
All such rates remaining unpaid for
fifteen days after they are due will be
subject to an additional 10 per cent.
Rates are payable at the office of the
Water Works in Kapuaiwa Building.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt Honolulu Water Works.
December 20, 1894.
j35-25t.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21

NINE principal officers of the
German army wear 2Io decorations.
If they came to Hawaii and were
good shots they could add to their
collections.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21

INSTRUMENTATION is your daughters
French tutor getting ON with herr
Bilter-Very nicely. He has got SO he
can speak English first rate brooklyn
Life.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21
BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received at the
office of the Minister of the Interior un-
til Thursday, the eth day of December,
1894, at ~ o'clock noon for furnishing
and laying 1876 running feet Unore or
less) of Sidewalk curbing. in the City of
Honolulu.
Specifications for material, size of
blocks and manner of laying, can be
seen upon application to the Office of
the Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
Bids must be for so much per running
foot, completed under the inspection
and approval Of the Road Supervisor.
The Minister of the Interior does not
bind himself to accept the lowest or any
bid.
j. A. KING,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21

THE defense of the conspirators
appears to be simply a general
denial.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21
j, A. KING
Minister of the Interior.
To Whom II may Concern.

Notice is hereby given that all bills
against the Honolulu Road Department
be presented by December %, 1894. And
all bills not presented by that date are
liable to be unpaid until the next quar-
ter.
W. II. CUMMINGS,
Road Supt., Honolulu.
Approved:
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
534-td
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-21

Gents SIX PayamaS, Six Netkaoear, Six Sotks
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Drspondeat Man Cats as rhsee1.

! osspOEGsat Thomas JsnnisEs, q ss1$ kSTeie
avenue. cut his throat al oStss Aas lyrsis ~
russ Brookiyn. tAis uaorAins. Al a. cs&AefInC1D
RospIlai thsy thirk - NIL rs>oSm. - q 8
The evening world., 1894-07-05
SHE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Mrs. Woods Clears Up the Mystery
Rcunrdinu Her EnII

Mrs. Annie Woods, who Is in st. Cath
crimes Hospital. Williamsburg. and
thought 10 De fatally injured, recovered
consciousness at noon to-day.
She declared that she had jumped out
OF the window. and denied the story
OF her children that strange man, who
passed the night In the house, had pushed
her out Of the window.
II Jumped because I was tired o. life"
she declared. land my children would get
along better without me-"
About | o'clock this morning two men
were passing her house. ia Central ave-
rue When they hesrd Il scream. and the
nsSt moment t..ey saw Mrs. Woods fall
Srom the ,hird-sto!y window to the pave
ment u their feet.
Tie won ms history Is sad one. -Four
months ago her husband disappeared
from homP, leaving Il note, IL which
ne stated that he would never return; Es
large family vas TOO much q q drag
IN man who liked to enjoy life.
Since then Mrs. WOODS has had to
support her six little children. the old
est boy Of nine, ana the youngest 4
S,rl vi two years.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
TWO ANARCHISTS ARRESTED
Charged in London with Incitint
Murder.

LONDON, July 5.-TLomAs Cantwell
and Charles quinn have been arrested
here. charged with melting murder of
members OF the royal family. Prior
10 the recent opening OF the Tower
Brilgc. the prisoners were found dis
playing the following placard:
To THE woRKINGMEN or TOWER HILL,
Fellow Workers You orrend,i life, energy and
skill IA ccustri.ctng tE!s h.ligr. Now come
the royal veImn and rGscs!!y politicians. VITA
ponp and apieuGor They claim all rio credit,
while YOU are co-d. nrsd TO the vorkhouso s-d
20 the paupsr's grave In order to giority these
lazy swine. who live by our labor.
Tn. accused men also distributed leaf
let's explaining Vaillants reasons for
throwing his bomb in the French
Chamber or Deputies, and made
speeches declaring that the murders
abroad are not half bad enough" Upon
searching the prisoners lodgings a
printing-press ami mass Of Anarchist
ic pamphlets were found. The prisoners
VIII he prosecuted by the Treasury Of
flc!nlS.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
A.P. A, RIOT IN BUTTE.
One Man Shot Dead and Another
Will Probably Die.
State Troops Ordered Out and Ex.
element Kigh.
Fire Department Charges q Crowd
with Lines of Hose.
(Dy Associated pTess.)

DENVER, July 5.--A special from
Butte. Mont. says an a. r. A. riot broke
out there last evening. and one man
dead. ono fatally injured ani nalf q
dozen more or lass wounded are among
the results Of the outbreak. The militia
has been called cut and Is stationed In
,ne district of the city. All saloons have
been closed as well rs pawnshops and
places where ammunition Is sold.
Trouble was prccipi:ated by two sa-
loon-keepers displaying on the fronts of
their places bunting forming the letters
a. = A. During the night GONE one set
on at!tk OF giant powder under one OF
the Hindowe. demalishne pane Of
glass. THIS attracted n large crowd al
people TO the scene. which blocked the
stiesi u, day.
sperse the crowd. Several fights oc-
Cured. and the first snct was fired b.
MILAN Ferguson at William Pag .
This Intensified the feelings. and IN,
I inys occupied by the saloon men who
had the 4. p. A. sign out.
judge Mediation of the District Court
act OF Violence and gave assurance that
the trouble would soon end. The GROVE
could not be Gained, but was held a.
bay by wise counsel.
At $50 the RIO, broke out and the Firt
! Department rushed into the crowd
| turning the water upon the rioters III,
| hose was then turned on Simon Hause
worth's saloon and the A. P. a. sigr
| torn down. Several men inside IN.
| saloon began shooting. One man stoot
/ at the door ard fired six shots into tn,
| saloon.
Tho Sheriff and posse then came upor
| the scene. Some Of them were roughly
handled and barely escaped with Their
| lives. The Mayor then called upon I'll,
| Governor for militia. and several loca
companies were ordered out. Rope,
| were drawn across the street and TIL
| militia cleared the blockade.
| All was restored 20 quiet at the imme
diate scene Of the riot, but at the othe
end oe the, block large crowds Assem-
| bled and more trouble was momenta ri,
expected. The excitement ran high &!
| the evening. and there was lively in
| te-change OF shots.
d. II. DAILY, special policeman, wa
shot through the chart and Instant.
| killed by Frank Munford. q baker
| William Page received CHANGING sho
| over the eye. Samuel Dunn was sho
In the side and is probably fatally In
| iured.
About fifty arrests we're made and tn
| Governor has been asked 10 sehd mill
| It's from Helena and other points IN tn
| state.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
RAYMOND WAS RESPONDENT.
Well-kn Own TeleErRpher Drowned
i'm the North River.

The CHASTITY face Of a dead man bohbin z
up and down with the rise and fall OF
the tide in the slip ut the foot Of Dey
street. North River, startled Policeman
Fitzsimmons. OF the Church street sta
ton. who was on the dock just as day
dawnci this morning.
There was no one else about at the
time. Fitzsimmons got e long pole and
succeeded in towing the body to the
pier. where he tied 1t to the string
piece. Later the body vas identified nE
that OF Frank b. Raymond. we'll
known telegrapher. who. until two week.
ago, worked for the Western Unior
Company. on what Is known as the
all night shift" from midnight until
A. NJ. He was married and had one
child. girl about four years old. The
Raymonds lived at $50 Pacific street
Brooklyn, until about q month ago
when, II Is said. he had trouble with hi,
wife, and since then had not visited
his home or family. He began 70 drink
nard and finally lost his position.
He was about th!rty-seven years OF
aga ans GAME % v,rv good family
In New London, Conn. He has married
- 81, rre US r,Nt lsr IN.
law was a well-known writer for u New
~ zen ne d, vii prob, bly,
be buried by the Teiegraphers' Mutua
Aid Society.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Won't s.k Congress 10 Interfere
win state Suffrage Laws.

ALBANY. July D. When the Ireai-
DENTS Savel fell In the constitutional
Convention this morning there We're
more ahsentceS than appearances.
The first order OF business was the
adverse report OF the Committee on
Surrasa upon the resolutions asking
Congress 10 mako u'ifurm the laws ~
the various States 50 that certain
Western and Southern states should
not allow ALIENS ia vote.
After q discussion TIE adverse report
Wa, adopted, - Go a..
Among the amendments proposed to-
day were the fnlloviUg:r
" u. Tlt.,--rr s'd-s # i12d option in
&C. sale G. PIT 1..s hr."rr
!. e.. Nl'.,--&. r.' rnm'yr 81 Senator's
"a gHA A'semaiy0l-n 40, an t-rtr terms Of
4! TOO ~rarf.
~ t,t.,rf Compelling ta rsytr1 - maize
az sGa-s. ~+P-r. 20. nD "a. "aI personal prop
cr'r "a .s#,r Possession.
Ma Mor,ar,c- .loa.ng % turesvl,7r &c
% .r. g., 'H.us.u. .Ha.hltas'".
N...-Ni.yI.r HpeEG" u- SrTcr.Ny-S to
.a.Ee lAr term Z sasr.r..
The evening world., 1894-07-05
TARIFF BILL IN THE HOUSE.
Reported Back from the Senate,
as Amended.
IL VIII Lie on the Speakers Desk
Until To-Morrow.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The Tariff
Til wos Transmitted to the House NJ /
o'clock to-day. The Importance of the
measure Induced Gen. Cox, Secretary OF
the Senate. to depart from the usual
custom Of letting a subordinate bear the
message OF transmittal. and he person
ally performed the mission.
The House paused In its other bus.-
nesg. and Gen. COX. with measures
sentences, reported that the Senate had
passed House lii No. 1874 with sundry
amendments. ard had appointed n COM
I4!tice Of conference.
The IN then passed into the hands Of
House officials ana Was laid on the
Speakers desk, where it will remain,
under the rules, until tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
JUMPED FOUR STORIES.
otto Guthart Makes n Desperate
Attempt to Die.

Otto Guthart, a German baker. thirty
Eve years old, who lived with his wife
ana one child on the fourth story OF
$40 West Th!rty-cighth street. was found
lying on the ridewalk In front OF his
home at o'clock this morning, suffer-
ing from internal injuries and n rrac-
ture OF the left arm.
Guthart told the ambulance surgeon
'ha, he had been taking medicine for
some time, and that II had made lin
'i1zy, and that he had accidentally
fallen out OF the window.
His wife told the neisnbors. however,
that about : o'clock he got up, and sud
he was going into the yard.
He then made u rush. for the window.
She seized him ~ the wrist, but he
woke away, and with q loud shout
'ur.ued out.
liuthart was taken TO Bellevue Hos
pitai. He has been out OF work for two
weeks
The evening world., 1894-07-05
i. wELsTEAD CRoKEi,


II IL the fact that Mr.. Croker brought
back with him from his short trip
abroad this high, arIst oCratiC-sOlrdInk
middle name that has wrought this
great change IN the popular mind re-
ssTdins Mr.. Crukei's future career.
1t IL no longer "Boss." Il IL no longer
the Ross or the Attorney Genera, II
Fourteenth street. a trans'orma ton
Il. 3 taken place rs complete as the
change IN the color Of a chameleon.
Nothing IS left OF the cid associations
but the "R."
Mr.. Croker's mothers name was Wei.
stead, AID no was named for his uncle,
Richard Welstesd, who Is a we.l-known
cattle breeder al Ballyw6lter.
Mr.. Croker knows that no man who
parts his name in the middle has ever
attained prominence In politics. and
knowing this at well as Mr.. Croker, his
friends now are inclined t. believe his
oft-rep-ated statement that he IL ont of
politics and out for keeps.
But one man who splits his name In
the middle now holds an important
municipal place, and that he owes 10
the power which Mr.. Croker possessed
when he was plain Dick" That man
Is President j. Sergeant cram, or the
Dock Depart meNt.
should MIR. Croker conclude To- return
to politics. lie may follow the example
of stephen Grover Cleveland or Jacob
Whitelaw Reid.
AS Mir. Croker has condcs,' ndeG 10 tell
the source uf his new cOgn1heu, IL VIII
lie unnecessary to ask him. n this con-
nectiun, Where did You Get it,
The evening world., 1894-07-05
Where Did He Get 1t ?
Mr.. DUNN IN GOOD HUM0R.
Pleased with Yesterdays Weather,
and Promises tho same To-day.

I'VE have not had rs pleasant "A
Fourth as yesterday in some years.
said Farmer Dunn this morning, as he
sat In his weather den on the top %
the Equitable Building. The temper
eturo was lower than 1t has been in the
past ten days
The conditions generally FOR to-day
are fair except for few scattering
local showers. aad It Is cooler over all
the SCrtherl states.
~ remains warmer south OF Wash
lnston and along the South Atlantic and
Gulf States"
A. u'clGcl. this morning the temper
htura was u follows: At New York. 81;
Boston, g, chicago. IS: ST. Paul. 60.
l"lycr, IS. san Francisco. 20. and New
Orleans. 50.
The highest temperature, si, was ut
Key Wess, ana the lowest. 40. at Sault
Ste. Marie.
Mr.. Dunn predicts talr weather to-
nay and tomorrow, with tho tempcrH-
turH ABOUT the same tomorrow as this
morning
The evening world., 1894-07-05
PANIC IN PATHS HOME.
Fire ia the As,0r Flats Caused sI0t
Damage.

A small fire caused panic this after.
noon in the tenemcnt-houso at 2CO to 2,(
Elizabeth street. The building is occu-
pied by about 10 Italian families.
The fire broke out about l.9O Il. NJ. IN
n rooTn on the third floor, over No. go
occupied by PasquGle Patti. The ten.
ants a. once took alarm and crowd ed
20 the tire-escapcs In the front Of the
building.
The escapes were blocked by the PEG.
PIE and We're useless. The police and
firemen had great difficulty in preventing
them from juIaping into the street, 80
great was their fright.
The fire was Gu.cxly extineuished, and
the uawaGe lid not exceed 500
The flats are known as the "AstoI
Flats" belonging 10 the Aston estate
While goinR - tine fire George Den.
nett driver OF Fire Insurance Patrol No.
.. was thrown from his wagon, at inc
corner OF Houston street and the Bow.
cry, and was severely Injured. lie was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital,
The evening world., 1894-07-05
ANXIOUS FOR GOOD ROADS.
Delegates In Conference ON the
Subject ut Aabury Park.

ASBURY PARK, \, j., July THE
first good roads conference ever held
under the direction OF the Department OF
Agriculture opered IN Westminster
Clurch this morning at II o'clsck, Dele
gates were present from nearly every
state IN the Uni n. NJ my Of them Wer.,
also delegates TO the National Editorial
Fuller, of Vermont, who presided. said
there we're l,oOJ 90 miles OF poor roads
I" -" United States. and that nowhere
ou'aida o. the Sahara Desert we're roads
as bad at in this country.
John Citizens, Cha imam OF the Re-
Ception Committee. welcomed tEe dele
gates. He sail the keys " the city were
ii their service. EDWARD EuTuug "a,
State Coa,rlssiouer OF Roads in New
jersey, aul Gcu. ROY Strue also spoke
AID con.IittCcs we're appointed.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
GRIEF DROVE HER INSANE.
Mother Attempts Suicide When Her
BOY Is Found Drowned.

RAILWAY, y. j.. July 1.-The eight
yenr-old sou OF Henry Mann was found
dead in the Railway River early yester-
day morning The lad had a toy pistol
on the night previous which several boys
,ttcmDted 10 take away from him, and
II Is supposed h. was pushed into the
water BE- some one ot his comrades, az
the pistol cannot he found.
The loss OF her child so worked on the
mind OF Mrs. Mann that she became In
sane and threw the childs clothing into
he river. Subsequently the mother tried
20 commit suicide By leapins into the
river where the drowning occurred. She
was restrs lned, however ard close
watch has TO be kept over her for fear
She VIII carry out her threat
Inyegtienticn OF tho circumstances OF
HE boys death - being made to-day.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
ATTACKED BY RO0DLUMS.
40 Doctors Mt Chambers Street Hos
pItai TO Dress the Cat.

\ gang Of hoodlUms rsided fl soda
water wagon Of the Union Bo;tllng Cor-
pau-, at Quincy slip 1T noon today.
They stole several aipAons o. settler,
ana when Dar'al McG1van. the driver.
gave chase they knocked him. down AID
cut 4. sash On his head.
tie went to Chambers street FospitL'
put rs Nc a9ctnra Wsrs oGt 10 .un.1,
20 send fQr them, lie was taken by
'rieni- to tn" New Sv!k HOSP tai, where
lis wound Uas dressed.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
SALiMkN'S ASSAlLANT HELD
The Wounded Man Well Enough
To-day 10 Leave the Hospital.

John Oran, OF 10 North Second street.
was held n the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg. to-day, on a charge OF as.
sault.
AZ told In yestevdly'E evening World"
Urian and several others CHASED Joseph
Sslinan through the street armed With
TsYolvecl. and managed 10 hit him once.
II was feared that SaiiTan would not
recover iron! his wounds. but he left the
hospital at o'clock last night and has
net been seen since.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
All For 10 Cents: aG ACTIVITY" In THE WORI
NO TRAINS TO NEW YORK.
Considered Unsafe to start Trains
East from Chicago.

There will be no trains in from Chi
caso Tonight" was the statement Of
the officials of the New York Central
and Hudson River Railway In this city
to-day.
Nothing is the matter on the road, but
with such disturbances existing In the
Western city on the lake arising from
strikes, ii vas deemed unsafe to start
trains.
At the Office of w. Seward Webb, in
the Grand Central Depot, an Associated
Press reporter was told:
'The Chicago limited was annulled
yesterday. and may possibly have been
to-day, but Of that We have not received
word. AS soon as the existing troubles
are over the train will make its reg ular
trips"
The evening world., 1894-07-05
NiCKALlS GETS THE SIXTH.
Easily Heats Wright, of Toronto"
In the Diamond ScuII Race.

LONDON, July J.--At the Henley Re
gatta to-day, In The sixth heat. for tn.
Diamond Souls. Vivian Nickalls beat Joe
Wright, the Toronto oarsnan.
They pulled level tor tne. ".st hundred
YARDS, but NlCkalls enred hy une-hali
length al Ton Island. Wright then put
on "A spur, ana clio ed ~ l.v.i with Nivk-
alls at the farm bur rrtm tErre on Nick
alls drew away and Won easily by 81
lengths. Time, gin. Sc.
The seventh heat was won by Guy
NiCkn!ls. with Guinness sec1~d.
In tho hr.t heat for the Silver cob
le'7 tho brothers Nickalle Ead . y slA-
over.
RYAN aud Wr,eot were absent
The evening world., 1894-07-05
MILlTIAMEN ALL RIGHT.
experimenting NJ scriou. Effect.
from lightning strokes.

STATE CAMP, fENksEILL, y. T..
july ALL the men who received 4
severe shocl. l.! the thuuderbo!t which
struck the ca'np yesterday afternoon
have fully recovered and reported for
duty this morning. Musician styles, OF
GWyrn, OF the Tweuty-ninth. who HeI'
both knocked SenseleSF, raid tO-da :
they did not feel much OF the effects OF
the shock
csmn toeIav und INC lard ,n|iIrt an,,
BATTALION erin this forenoon were well
executed. Sergt Bright is the only mau
affected ny the bolt OF liGhtuinE who
complained to-day. He was examined
by the post surgeon who said hc would
be all right IN q DAY or two.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
THROAT CUT IN THE STREET.
John o'NeiI Refused to Tell How He
sustained the Injury.

John o'Nel!, tAi7t; years old. OF .ss
Euison street. was found At North
Moore and Weat streets az i.3I o'clock
tits morning with his. throst cut.
ia WINS taken T. the Chambers Street
Hospital = prisoner.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
How Did nound.n,nn Graham Die

Inc c.sama;sEteS srr7orHa."s tie a.ash g
p,un.,zata Alexander uTsbsm, Of tie eissmboet
,nlsd, vhoss body vsS found a. this ie'l Q; WIN,
lara a:rsst nfoasyn. ysn.rdty. are a, much I,
ss,.,,,ssst .euad, Jays he has not 4 single
.n. mi sisht sslve tue question, There u no
snnsrant motive Tor suicide. yet the BODY bears
No marAs Of ieul PLAY.
The evening world., 1894-07-05
BRITANNIA WAS LUCKY.
ViEiIant Lost the Wind Nearing the
Finish Mark.
my Associated Press,

HUNTERS QUAY, FIRTH or
CLYDE, July 5.-One OF the most
remarkable changes which ever
occurred In yacht race hap
pened several miles from the finish
The wind was st!ll fairly fresh on the
run up the Firth as far as Cloch. where
Vigllant had = lead OF more than nve
minutes.
on the home side OF Cioeh. however,.
VlsilRnt dropped out OF the wind Brit
ANNA. sim holding the wind. began -
draw upon her.
R-itanriA was lucky enough to keep
the wind, ana Nisllant was soon passed.
rho story Of the race will be found
Ci4 the Gith page.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

LONDON. July 5.-The Rev. Mr.
Fischer pastor of the American Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in Rome. has be.
come q Catholic and has been duly bap-
tized In that faith.
The evening world., 1894-07-05

%. 's-I-T.I I.-.-I
ALBANY, jun s.--At the Executive
Chamber to-day IL was stated that Gov.
Flower had Sfantal g restoration 70
citizenship t. c,-.Ndcrmap Jaohnc, one
OF the Eew N9rk Doodle Aldermen Of
1864. He granted the restoration six
mouths Gs,, but The TACT was not siven
EIr
The evening world., 1894-07-05
KANSAS CITY LOSES.
Court Decides AGAINST That CIty In
a x3.00C 900 Suit.
OHy As-0cIatsd l'rass

ST LOUIS, Juiy The United states
Court of Appeals to-day decided thr
$4,000 watcr.works case against Kan
gas City.