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ACCUSED HIS LAWYER.
A client Says MIR. Hnire Did Moth.
inp iOr q $50 Fee.

c. Blais secured a summons yesterday
at Jefferson Market Court on which he
took Robert J. Haire, the lawyer. into
court this morning.
He charged Haire with receiving up
ward of $50 from him since the FaH OF
1892 for the purpose of obtaining him the
privilege OF erecting a fruit stand at
one Hundred and Twenty-fourth street
and Eighth avenue.
Iilais charged that Haire had done
nothing to advance his interests and
had refused to do anything. Lawyer
Haire told Justice Ryan that he was
very busy at present
The Justice postponed the case until
next month.
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You read the Evening World:
DO you read the sunday World,
VALUABLE LETTERS MISSING.
Sir ROderick Cameron Lost Them,
and In Anxious.

Sir Rodcrick Cameron would very
Inuch like to recover a letter-case con-
tanning valuable papers and small
amount OF money. which was either
lost At the very door OF his residence
lS Madison avenue. or stolen from 1t
last Saturday night or early Sunday
morning,
Saturday night about II o'clock Sir
Roderlck drove up TO his house In a
cab. He Is certain that he had the let
ter-case in his hand on allghting from
the cab. Although he does not care TO
say what the nature Of the documents
were. he says that they are OF the great
est value TO him.
The next morning the letter-case was
missed.
Sir Roderick thinks he may have
dropped Il in the corridor, and that II
was carried away by a messenger boy
who was at. the house early Sunday
morning. u ~ - II :
Whoever has got the case can have
the money II contains II the documents
are returned.
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REJECTED THE CEMENT.
Contractor .Sheehnn DID Not Sup
ply the Right Kind.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l.. l.. April IS
1t leaked out to-day that the General
Improvement Commission OF this city
recently rejected 800 barl els OF cement
which Contractor John c. Sheehnn en-
deaVored to use in the construction OF
the Academy street sewer.
Commissioner William ". Williams
said to-day that the rejected cement
was OF different quality to that Mr..
Sheehan's contract called for.
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SLOW WITH CASH FOR FINES.

The three remaining Gravesend cleo
tion inspectors whose terms OF thirty
days each in Raymond Street Jail.
Bronklyn, expired to-day were not re-
leased until noon.
The delay was due to the failure OF
their friends to pay $3.50 fine for each
until that time,
The release Of the men to-day ends
the case OF the short-term prisoners.
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HANGED TO A LADDER.
Destitute Recluse John brown
Ends All His Earthly Troubles.

Coroner Creamer. Of Williamsburg.
was notified to-day of the suicide Of
John Brown, siNty-siX years old. who
lived alone at 50 Narct street
Brown had been sick for some time,
was poor and friendless, and frequently
expressed a desire to end his life.
Some time during last night he
hanged himself from ladder which
was leaning against the rear of the
house. The body was seen this morning
by tenants in the house and they no.
tihcd the police.
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ArcYOuFat?

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DIED.

O'BRIEN.-A 175 Hutton ST. Jersey city
Heights. Oh the 22d inst, CATHERiSE, vile
of Patrick o. Brien.
Funeral Tuesday at o A. NJ.
KISSAN NE. On Tuesday, April -, at 10 A. NJ. :,
MICHAEL KissASE, aged SO years.
Funeral from his late residence, 0l Union
ST.. Brooklyn, to- morrow, Thursday, at
O'Clock sharp lntcrment in hoy Cross
Cemetery.
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Think Beck Killed HimseIf.


lNDlANhPOLlS, Nprii IS lit Is now gener-
ally conceded that Attorney Rcck, former partner
OF Mr. Hvnum who Nas found dead In he'd Nester-
day morning with bullet hole In his head com
mittsd Su,cii". Investigation shows that he was
financially embarrassed
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MRS. HASSE BETTER TO-DAY.
She Stiu Says that She stabbed
Herself.

Mrs Lulu s. IIasse, of 800 West One
Hundred and Eighteenth street, who
was taken to Manhattan Hospital
last evening with stab wound in her
breast, is better to-day.
She stll says that she inflicted the
wound herself. but gives no motive.
Her husband, Louis Hasso, was ar
raigncd In ,he Harlem Police Court this
morning AMI held in 5000 bail to answer
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Harvard Accepts yaIe's Chalicug,


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 2S.-Tbs Harvard
Yacht Club has sent to Commodore Buck. OF th
Yale Club. an acceptance OF the challenge for
Rt New London on the day after the Yale
Harvard boat race on the Thames
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A CRAVE INSTEAD OF OFFICE.
Where Tim Campbell's Henchmen
Propose to Consign Him.
They Have Already Provided and
Placed q Tombstone.

Close 20 the sidewalk. at a point near
where South and Corlears streets inter
sect. Congressman Timothy j. Campbell
lies buried. according to the inscription
over the supposititious grave that has
been dug for him.
1t is topped by a headstone on which.
surrounded by a black border. Is In
scribed the following legend:
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suicidc of n Railroad Cashier.
Try Associated Press

ST LOUIS Aprl rs Thomas r. Finley cashie
Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company a
Fast St Louis, committed suicide last night A
far as known, Finieys accounts are all right II
lived at Alton, H.
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Robert Miller Is suing the Brooklyn Heights
Railroad Company in the Circuit Court. Brooklyn
before Justice oaynor. for ,so 900 damages for per
sonAi injuries He claims q conductor threw hin
on q eAI, The Company alleges that he did ao'
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TRIED TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
Miss Gilmore, OF New York, Res
cued by u BlnclS.mith.

NEWARK, N. j., April 25.-Jane Gill
more, of lob East Ninety sixth street
New York. attempted to commit sui
eide this morning by drowning. She
came to Mrs. Samuel Wilton. OF Sum-
ner avenue. and left the house secretly
this morning. going to Forrest avenue
near North Thirteenth street, ana
threw herself In a brook in an open
meadow.
The water was not over two feet deep.
but she would have succeeded in drown
ing herself had not n blacksmith from
the Crocker- Wheeler Electric Company
rescued her. 1t Is believed the woman
is demented.
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Two SmnlI-POx Cases.

william Mcwiison. th'rty.hve years old. Of 75I
Seventh avenue. and a boy named Reilly. six and
a half years old. OF 20 Catherine street, were re.
moved to North Brother Island this morning. suf-
fering from smallpox.
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Succeeded In KiIIiug Himself.

NEWARK. n. J., April 25 John Connson
hfty-threc years NJ aEc. Of "a shipman street
who took lauhnnum Yesterday with suicidal in
tent. dici ths muIninS In the City Hospital
Cpnnipnh had he"n out Of work for some time
and Was derpondcnt
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Reduced 81 Pounds with the Fruit salt.

Mr.. James n. johnson, Supt. Division n. Y. &
y. II. RR. writes: ''Gentlemen-I lind your new
obesity bands as comfortable and easy as n
glove. am losing four to five pounds week by
pounds. did not realize what a luxury The band
was until this month. ielt better with 1t on than
Off am sgreeably disappointed In results. and
advise my large friends to wear n band ior com
tort -
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age, and for the past five years has
been typewriter with Corzesier &
Wilcox in Newark. A few weeks ago
she took a vacation owing to nervous
prostration. Miss Gilmore and her wild
owed mother used to live in Newark.
and moved to their present address
three months ago
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You read the Evening World!
DO you read the Sunday WOrldf
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FORMULA ON EVERY BOTTLE.
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0Eo. e. FLINT Co., Of l4th &C got In all the
new Spring styles Of Furniture before they decided
% 70 nP on 23d st, % they will be sold Off Of
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

EXTRA large room suitable for two gentleme
2S2 LIST ave., near lTth st.
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You read the Evening wOrIA!
Do You read the Sunday World,
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
TEN TIMES A BIGAMfsT.
Death of a Wisconsin Man Who Led An
Extraordinary Career.

A notorious career has just been closed by
the death Of David d. Jones near Barr Oak
La Crosse county. Wis. He was wanted in
several different putts Of the State for big
amy and several other pieces of cf0oHedness
At the age Of lG he fed from hone to oscapa
the consequences of some minO: iGsdee,ls
and two years later was scut to the reform
school for forgery. When u he married aud
settled down 10 carpentery. hut h. WAS soon
In trouble with other women and wa obliged
again to flee to avoid arrest. IN 1873 he
found his way to Trcmpealeau county, Wis,
went TO work at his trade. AMI was also an
Advent preacher OF considerable ability and
was soon married to a Miss H1rdI.. of Gales
Vile. under the name OF Bonosteel. His
career ended there In about six months. VII m
he found the Sheriff was after him Tor leaN.
ing another wife in Winona. one at Fountain
City, one at Shcboygan and two or three in
Illinois.
He disappeared, aud nothing was heard oi
him for IA years, when he was captured with
u band OF counterfeiters In Colorado. bui
made his escape. and afterward passed
through the various stages of burglar high
waymHn. train robber and ordinary tramp
aud managed 10 avoid arrest. lie was on his
revisit to Galcsville in disguise when he died
OF pneumonia. lie was married at least ten
times, and each time under new name.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10

A bomb charged with picric acid was ex-
plodcd at Livorne, Italy. Monday evening. No
one was hurt and only slight damage was
done.
The Prussian authorities have discovered
the names Of many Of the plotters In the Vas
sarhely district who have been threatening TO
rc!eaS" prisoners. and have made number
ol arrests.
thousand rope makers went on n strike
at iIamme. Eas; Flanders. because rioters be-
gan throwing stones. smashing windows. etc. .
and the police charged upon the mob and
dispersed il.
Six Engli,hmen who went into n cave near
Souriach, Au,tria. became imprisoned by the
waters rising. and IL il feared were lost.
All the housts Of the French missionaries
nt an have been burned down and the
mis- 10 mares personally maltreated and i'm
pri,onel. J..
A supposed bomb was found at the en-
trance o the re 'ruting Office. Spring Gardens.
London. A partly-surned fuse was attached
cit.
A bomb was found on the window sill OF
the palace OF Prince IIohenlohe, az tho
lragne. Ii wa'so arranged that II touched by
any one rassing 1t woild have exploded.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
A WOMAN LEADS IN A RIOT.
FIVE MEN SERIOUSLY HURT,
Ani Two CT These Probably Fatally
The Coks Regions Of Pennsylvania
the Scene Of Trouble.

About 6 O'Clock Saturday morning riot
occurred NJ the Painter plant. Scottdac. Pa,
uf tLr Mcclure Coke Company. IN which
Upplty Shorift Sanford White and Booktroper
Erwin u. Eoldy were badly beaten ard two
Ur three ~ the rioters were wounded. There
were. Il few men working in tie coke ward
whom the Hungarilns and Puies liyin. ia
thecpmpauy houses decided 60 drive from
work. The plant had only started q!
O'Clock and had not half "a complement Of
men
shortly before Co'clock about 80 women
living at the Painter plant, marched t1 the
coke vnrds nrmnd with ciuts nnd coke forks.
They woye followed closely by the entire
population OF the Jlan, When they reached
th, little bridge. about 20 yards from the
ovens they were met ~ Sanford Whit aud
l.. H. Roddy. who commanded them 20 halt
1h"y pressed on. and thu woman In the lead
hit White on the head with hatcbet. and he
opened nre on the crowd Not enough
Deputies werr present. aud the angry mob
closed in on White and Roddy aud brutnlly
heat them.
After White had been knocked down a Zig
Hungarian was about TO hit him with au aN.
when James Tarr Knocked the striker down.
With considerable trouble White aud loddN
were rescued from their a-sailants and taken
g. the store building. Later White was -unt
to the Connellsyilly Hospital DIR. Rogers
who attended him. says White has not one
chance IN u hundred to recover. Iioddv VR~
not So much hurt.
lust how many of the strikers were injured
ii n difficult To- say ~ the friend of the iujur-
rd people took them away to their homes
one acro.nt placed the number of wounded
at 10. hut this j. clearly improbable. a. Only
White did any firing. liuddy refusing to
shoot. Three are known to be- twounded 'ut
certain. tao Of whom were arrested .andthe--
may hc all
Deputy Slern~ Richards and Allen arrived
shortly uiirr III" riot aud with force Of
about ~ deputies. ut once commenced the
work ui Hrr's'iug the leaders of the mob.
SiNtN-thrrc were arrested. among whom were
a dozen uf women. on" ui whom had been
shot through the ankle. one of tn" men ar.
rested va. shot IN the back under the should.
rr hladc. the bullet lodging under the brru-t
bone. hc was also shot through the right
arm. The prisoners were taken 20 jail TO
Iu.iIftNu
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
FAITH in THE FUTURE.
Encouraging Prospects Ahead Despite All
'eS ressinlistic Events OF the Past
Week

u. q. Dun A Co.'S weekly Review of
Trade" New York, says: II is now as IL has
been for nearly year the amazement OF in
telligent observers that the United Statss suf-
ters 80 little from revcrses which other iands
share but which fall more heavily here than
anywhere else. The past week has seen
events which would suffice 10 cause or 10 ex-
plain much disaster: Strikes Of nearly all BIZ
luminous coal miners and coke workers with
numerous riots strikes OF mapy thousand
men in other employments; stoppage
on many manufacturing works in CON
sequence; arrest OF traffic ON several
great railroads 10y !awless proceedings
aud the march OF several thousand dis
rontentcd men toward the National CAPITOL
IN the hope OF controlling legislation. The
lowest price ever known for wheat. and al
most the lowest price ever known for com.
mudi'l's ~ n whole. exports OF S5. 400, 900
gold. ana the fall of the Treasury gold re-
serve below the 100. 600 600 limit are signifl.
rant ot widespread difficulty. Yet the volume
oi business is but 3l,3 per cent. less than a
year age and in some directions signs OF i'm
provelnents appear even now. and the sub
lime faith OF the people in their future is
shown in the general belief that the strikes
and disorders will quickly disappear.
Inc most encouraging sign is the marked
decrease in liabilities of firms failing. which
We're only sl.iis.lI4 for the last week of
April. and for four week sS.722, 70s. OF which
s5,I22.22O were OF manufacturing aud
s4,644 1867 OF trading concerns. The amount
oi liabilities ~ the South was S2glg4Ig
against SS,lll ,032 in Eastern. and - 1922 257
IN Western States. The failures this week
have been 233 in the United States against
sld last year, and 80 in Canada against n
last year.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
HAYES WAKES WROTE.
The X. of L. oficial Calls n Powder,
Story n Lie

AZ the meeting of the General Execute,
Board Of the knights OF LABOR. Chicago. .,be,s
was much indignation at ex-tienern Mas,e,
Workman Powderly's attack Oh John w
Hayes, Secretary Of the board.
The trouble grows out of Powderiy's efro,
toward amalgamating all the big LABOR organ.
zations in the country. On this suiiec,
Powderly is credited with having said amono
other things. "John W. Hayes. ty calculated
delays stands Ia the way He Is the .nemy
Of trades unionism and the stumbling tlook
in the way of amalgamation. Thank Gcdny
head olonger wears crown"
Mr. Hayes. as we'll as other members. was
excited over the attack. Its lie. said Mr.
Hayes, "and Powderly. Gompers aud all the
alleged leaders at that meeting know n
Powdcrly thanks God that he no longer wear.
"A crown, and join him in his expression Of
thanks. / also thank God that am re.
sponsible that he II not wearing crown now
have letters In my possession that are scan.
dalous and that. were they put in print
would condemn Powderly forever. am moi
In the way OF amalgamation and have done
my full duty toward calling this conference.
These men knew IL when they were denouno
ing us at Philadelphia. The Executive com.
mittee met and named the second Tuesday IN
June Hs the date for the conference and ~.
Louis is the place for holding II.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
BURNED THE NE3Ro.
The Method Adopted in Arkansas 70 Pre-.
vent Smallpox Contagion.

News Of the burning ol negro in a lonely
CABIN near M,''s switch In Ouachita county
reached Little HocS, ArE. SMALLPOX ha,
been raging IN IcNarkanG for some time past
aud the ncIglhor!ug country is intensely ex.
cited, Tie disease is confined chiefly To NJ.
grots. II appears negro made his appear.
ance IN III" vicinity OF Miles switch with
symptoms Of the pest The news of his
appearance ana affection spread iikewildnrc.
lie Was seat 10 an ISOLATED cabin, where he
was closely confined. physician was sum.
moned. but il is said he refused 10 attend
him.
Meanwhile someone sci lire "a the hut and
the negro, unaDleto escape. perished miser-
ably. IL Is given out that The negro was shot
and killed and aiterward the hoyel set ON
fire. presumably 10 prevent .prend of the
cohtagloh. whether or not a mob took part
In the work cannot be learned. One report
states that the hut which sheltered the
patient was sat on FIRE ly an unknown per
son, ana another that several parties are
implicated. The inhuman act has aroused a
whirlwind OF feeling and denunciations are
heard On all sides
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10

II will surprise many, thinks the
New York Independent, 20 learn that
the pineapple is becoming an impor-
tant crop IN Florida, the estimate for
the present year being 20, 0Oo crates,
or lj. 600 greater than last wear. As
"a popular frRit the pineapple ranks
above the banana or fig, and only just
below the lemon IN valuc OF the do
mcstic crop. In the census year 1890
the value of the domestic production
of pineapple was greater than that of
the imports.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10

During the past eight years only
sixteen immigrants have landed at
Charlcstou, fourteen NJ Savannah,
twenty-five at Brunswick, siyty.eight
AT Pensacola, three at Mobile and
about twouty-,iS thousand at New Or
leans. or the al GG7 immigrants last
year 32O went to Alabama. iljto AR
kansas, 216j to Florida, 372 to Gcor.
gin, 3lO9 To Louisiana, 9Gj TO Missis-
sippi, ESQ to North Carolina, 221 10
South Carolina, 423 to Tennessee,
2574 To Texas and 5S3 10 Vireiunia.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
The Output ofGcls.

Dlsquleting news was received at the treaA-
nry from New York eoncernig gold exporta-
tons. Rates of foreign exchange continue
higher and firm, and in consequence largo
shipments are looked for. The reports are
hat at least S5, 900 0OC will be withdrawn for
hipment from New York next Saturday with
he probabilities that this amount will DO
greatly exceeded, These shipments aoAe
Mil reduce the gold reserve 10 about s92,-
100000 OF course the gold Withdrawals do
lot diminish our cash resources On the
contrary, as United States and treasury notes
are given in exchange fer the gold each with
irawal adds 80 much 10 the treasury avail
able cash balance.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10
FLAMES IN A tAO IORY.
Two Persons Killed by Beazine Explo-
sion in New York

Two persons were burned to death and
three others badly injured in benzlne explo.
sion aud fire at the dyeing establishment OF
G. Jolly Sons, on East Twelfth street. New
YORK lhe charred remains Of man aud
woman were taken out after the fire had
been subdued. They We're identified as
Leopold Cheneur and Louise Thoman.
employees. Emil Mason was SO badly
burned that his recovery Is doubtful. John
IS. Boncarron and Leon Boudoin were also
badly burned.
AZ the time OF the fire the factory employees
wildly 10 get down stairways ana fire escanes
Men whose clothing was In flames ran wildly
about the streets until captured by the police.
men. who tore the burning garments from
their bodies and took them TO q store nearby,
where their wounds were dressed with oil
1hese men were not seriously injured