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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-03-21
Ewing Tenn.

The farmers are hustling round,
making reading to plant corn.
Mr.. Ritter breaches regularly
every fourth Sunday. at College.
The sudden charges in the wealth
er has revived the La Grip in this
vicinity.
Mr.. Tom Prater SHIPPED his wheat
yesterday, on the steamer, Omega
to Chattanooga.
There is but little talk OF in our
neighborhood but Houk, and Glib.
son by their party.
Peach and plum trees are in
bloom, but we are fearful that they
have bloomed too early.
Mr.. Tom Lacky, and Mr.. Jackson
and John Prater, went down the
river on Omega, this week.
There are quite number to join
the G. P. Church at Holston College
on the twenty-fifth of this month.
We are having beautiful weather
now for making garded, transplant.
ing flower shrubs, on taking out
door exercise in different ways.
Some of us have ventured to put
a few beans in the ground, but we
expect, (if they terminate at all.
that we will have, cover them from
late frost. >WSs MI tfa
The Holston College student:
have public debate the night Of
sixteenth inst. They are making
preparations for an entertainment
at College, in the near future.
We are pleased to learn that the
TIMES hasa wide circulation as we
have friends and nearrelatives in
Washington, Oregon, and Arkansas
who are reading your paper, an
; they tell me, that they look fol
the Ewing locals always.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
ONLY FLOWER NAMED
Harmony Seems to Be the Policy
of Machine Bosses.
GiIroy and Croker Act Like Brothers
in Saratoga.
Murphy Will Issue n Call to Meet a
Week from Tuesday.

SARATOGA, y. V, July 2S.-Neither
Senator Murphy nor 1ieut-Gov. Shee-
han has put in An appearance yet
They are expected here to-day. Senator
Murphy, on his arrival, will issue call
for the Democratic State Committee to
meet in Saratoga, probably week from
next Tuesday. Then the real pow-wow
will take place.
1t was intended to hold formal con-
ference this week, but the leaders for
some reason have persistently denied 1t.
They will get together Informally to-
day IL Senator Murphy arrives.
Mayor Gilroy and Richard Croker have
stuck closer to each other than brothers.
They sat talking together all last even
ing on the veranda of the Grand Union.
and this morning they were up at sun
rise and drove out to the race track
to watch Mr. Croker's horses do trial
work.
1t was worth gate money to watch the
interesting group that surrounded the
Tammany chiefs. They were seated
tete-a-tete like cooling lovers in big arm,
chairs.
Jere Dunn, the slayer of Jimmie
Elliott. and ex-Sherff Jimmie O'Brier
formed the background of this senti'
mental picture. On the right Mr.. Croker
was thanked by Pat" Sheedy. To the
left of the twain stood the faithfu
Michael r. DAILY, Commissioner Of Pub
lie Works, talking to Michael F. Dwyer
Mr. crSker,s racing partner partner sr anf
AS outlined in these dispatches yes
terday. the policy of the machine bosses
is harmony. which confirms the belief
President Cleveland was the keynote tc
this policy. :.
to unite on the renominati0n OF COY
Gubernatiorial candidate. mentioned.
This talk Of harmony, said ex-Sherlf
O'Brien, who is the leader of the Anti
Tammany Democracy In New YORK CITY
rs the ante-mortem statement Oh
dying political bandit
For years they have ignored ana ex
cluded us from their counseis ana nov
when they have use f9T us thew to s tai
OF harmony ard union.
What! unite with those fellows? The!
are not fit associates for decent PEG
The meeting Of the State Committee
will be held for the. purpose OF fxlnt
the place and date for the state Con
vention. Saratoga. the last week II
September, is favored and Will most IKE
Mr.. Croker Is trying hard to make !
appear that he is out Of politics. n
wants to be known as a horseman am
never loses an opportunity to say ne
out Of politics and for good:
| Notwithstanding this disclaiming. n
Is II recognized power. and no step !
taken by the heads Of the State organ
ization without his advice. and, man
believe. his consent.
AS a doubling one put 1t to-day: IT
were a candidate for an ONCE in Ne,
York city, or the State, for that matter
I would rather have the backing
Richard Croker than that Of any othe
man."
many Hall, he Is not yet recognised a
such. Here, where every section OF tn
State Is represented by politicians, bi
and little, OF both parties. Mr.. croker
name is considered by them synonimou
with Tammany Hall.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
s4,8OO,OOO IN COLO SHIPPED.
Sub Treasury Balance Now Stands
at About $56,00O,OOO.
Financlrrs Not Alarmed Over the
Yellow VI tai Movement.

To-day's European steamers took out
ing houses. I.azard Freres, $500 600;
Hcidclharh, ICkclhcimer 4 CO., 81. 800, 900
and I.adcuhurg. Thalmann n CO.. $500, uN.
All of the specie Wa taken from the
Sub-lreasury. thus reducing Its balance
To about Sj6vpr,n1. The steady depletion
of our stock OF the yellow metal has
revived the talk about another issue Of
Government bonds. but as far as known
the Auministrat IN has no such inten-
ton,
Sauull Congress act speedily on the
tariff business would revive. and the
Treasury would he able to add To its
took of gold. At any rate there Is no
apprehension in financial circles over the
ia reserve. borrowers of money are not
Inconvenience In the least.
The supply of exchange IL so small
that II VIII not he surprising II further
exports OF gold are made during the com
Ing week.
The imports of specie at the port Of
New York for the week We're s.Ii3. Of
witch SIG In4 was gold and 81, 1871 silver.
For the corresponding week of 1893 the
imports wrr, 81. 49,. AS5.
The steamship Saginaw, which arrived
from SantO Domingo yesterday. bro Igh ut
Nd,nn Mexican silver. consigned TO J..
II. Vaccine ~ 60.
The exports Of specie from the port Of
New York for the week We're 1864, osl,
SiooIl in silve". OF these amounts
s. 2"o.noo in gold and ss23,79l in silver
vent to Europe: 81. iOi gold and Si6.2i7 in
silver went to South America
The evening world., 1894-07-28
MISS LONDONDERRY is OFF.
The Plucky Bicycleuse starts on
Her Trip Around the Globe.

Just as the hands on the big City
Hall clock showed the hour to be Il IS
o'clock to-day. Miss Mary Londonderry,
the adventurous young woman who is
going to try to encircle the world on a
bicycle in eighteen months, gave the
first onward turn to the pedals of her
bicycle and commenced her trip.
She started from just In front of the
middle of the main City Hall approach.
and rapidly wheeled her way. over the
asphalt to broadway, and nimbly evad-
Ing cable cars, trucks and express
wagons, was quickly swallowed up in
the crowd OF vehicles.
young woman. about twenty-four years
old, demi-brunette. and has more than
the average courage, diplomacy and
nerve to carry her through. She wore a
light blue polka dotted waist, dark navy
blue skirt. tan shoes, buckskin gloves
strapped in front OF the saddle of
her wheel was small satchel contain
ing immediate necessaries. Her valise.
containing her wardrobe, will be for
warded from each OF her successive
This is the first attempt OF any woman
to put a bicycle belt around the world.
but Miss Londonderry Is confident she
can succeed and set a record for all
other women bicyclers. One of the
despatch postal card every ten miles
saying where she is, how she is and the
condition of the roads.
1t was said that her trip will decide
a large wager made by some Boston
bicycle enthusiasts.
Her route. as far as she has arranged
is from the CITY Hall to Yonkers, and
along the Hudson River to Albany.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
MET DEATH ON THE CURVE.
Unknown Man Struck by u Cable Car
and Died Two Hours Later.

An unknown man about forty years
old. and weighing 100 pounds, WAS
knocked down hY cable car II, OF the
one Hundred and Twenty-hfth street
line. at Manhattan street and Amster-
dam avenue, shortly after midnight this
morning.
lie was taken to the Manhattan Hos
pitdl with a fractured skull and three
broken ribs, and died two hours later
without rcgAiuing consciousness.
He had light hair and muStaChe and
wore A black coat light vest and trnu-
srrs liEh; meriuu underwear, aud black
laced shoes Eleven cents was found
in his pocket, but there was nothing by
watch he could hr identified. lie was
apparently a llhOrcr.
Gripman Martin Morris, who was ar
rested and remauiel to the custody of
the Coroner. in Harlem Police Court.
this morning said his car was gong
west and was Just swinging around The
snort carve At the intersection Of AM
sterdam avenue ana Manhattan street.
An cast-houul car had just cleared the
curve when the unknown man started to
cross the track. Murris's car was going
rapidly IN order to rolui the curve when
tn, stranger stepped in front OF his car.
/ The dashboard Knocked HIM about eight
| feet He WAS picket mp 10y Policeman
Mcdonald Of the West ON" Hundred
and Tw,uty-tfh street station. He
/ ugvruhuratcs the gr'pmaN's statement.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
POLICE SPITE WORK.
Merchant Hamburger an Object Of
Their Persecution.
He offered to Testify Before the
lexoW Committee.
Fined Twice in Twenty four Hours
for Obstructing a Street.

Ex-Capt. Doherty's experience with tho
Police Commissioners does not seem toI
have had beneficial effect upon the
officers of his precinct. Complaints aro1
made that merchants in the precinct,
who expressed a willingness to appea 81
before the Lexow Committee, have beenS
made the target for all kinds Of petty
annoyances on the part of the police-
men.
Jacob Hamburger, a commission NOR
chant at 1893 Duane street, is one Of the
victims. He has paid two fines within
twenty-four hours for doing what every
merchant in the block has done for
years The TECHNICAL charge is OBJ
structing the sidewalk, which Mr.. Ham-
burger acknowledges he does, but he
cannot understand why ne should be
singled out and continually annoyed
while his neighbors are not disturbed
Policeman Kennedy noticed a truck
back up to Hamburger's door before day
light this morning. and while the con-
men to clear, the, sidewalk. The same
policeman, 1t is alleged. had acted in an
abusive manner few nights before, and
when he ordered the sidewalk cleared
pointed out to him that every COM
mission house on the block had the side
walk obstructed, and wanted to know
the reason why Mr.. Hamburger should
be Disseminated against.
It's none of your business" shouted
in. anyway, for disorderiy conduct"
and he placed Lynch under arrest
Frank w. Bruins. a grocer, at Fifty
fou. tn street and Park avenue, was
present and protested. 1t was Of no use.
Mr.. Bruins went to the Leonard street sta
ton and explained the circumstances to
Ssrgt Westover. who was at the desk.
Roundsman McClosky, who was present,
said he had heard Hamburgers men
abuse policemen. and Lynch should be
locked up Bruins then offered to furnish
bail. but was refused.
An hour later John Wilshuson, gro
Ger. Of Seventh street and Second avenue,
went to the station-house with Mr.. Ham
burger. The latter wanted to know the
reason for his superintendent arrest
Look here, you can't come any Of
Sergt Westover
After Lynch was released on bail fur
nished by Mr., Wilshuson, Hamburger
demanded to know what the sergeant
meant by his remark. He was threat
ened with arrest and ordered from the
station.
Lynch was arraigned at the Tombs
and fined s. by Justice Ryan. Lynch
claims that the Justice refused to allow
him or his counsel, Lawyer Callahan, to
make a statement.
Sergt MISSIONER denied to an Evening
World" reporter that Mr.. Hamburger
was target for persecution because he
had been subpoenaed before the Lexow
Committee. He said complaints had
been made about the commission men
obstructing the sidewalk, but he could
not explain why Hamburger was the
only one they had annoyed.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
All Peaceful at Hawaii.
By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2s-The steam.
ship Australia arrived to-day, six and
one-half days from Honolulu, bringing
Hawaiian advices to July q. Peace pre-
walls throughout Hawaii and the new
Government appears to be firmly estab.
lished. The jury system under the new
Constitution Is causing some trouble in
the country districts. The Constitution
requires all Jurors to take the oath of
allegiance TO the new Republic and IA
abjure all help in restoring the mon.
archy in any form. In one country dis.
trict 1t has been impossible to get enough
Jurors to serve.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

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The evening world., 1894-07-28
THREATENED HER HUSBAND.
Mrs. Fryer to lie Examined as to
Her sanity.

Mrs Emma Fryer. forty-six years old.
u III West Forty-siXth street, was ar
raigued in the Norkville Police Court this
morning on "A warrant. obtained by her
husband, John W. Fryer. charging her
with threatening to kill him.
Fryer IL "A carpenter and is in good
circumstances. He hired n carriage for
his wife To be taken to the court She
was accompanied by Court Officer smith
When she arrived at the court house
sh- refused to get out of the carriage
and had to he carried upstairs. When
sh. was irraignrd before Justice Meade.
Sh" said that she was suffering from
neuralgia OF the stomach and it was
drr,iug her crazy.
Mr. Fryer then told Justice Meade that
hi" VII" had queer Authorizations, She
would stay up all night and throw water
uIt of the windows at pedestrians. Other
Tunes -h" would g"t knife and cut
holes in IN" wall and ceiling. Mr.. Fryer
hal t. hide the knives AMI other para
prsruniit
Ju.ttr" Meade committed Mrs, Fryer to
he insane pavilion at bellevue Hospital
To l." examined a. to her mental condi-
tion. A. she was taken out OF the
nrur,.rOnm sh" tried to get ~ her hus-
band. but was prevented hv Dtitrcr smith,
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Agent Jayne Prefers Charges
Against Sheriff Duffy
Based on stchester County's
Little Monte Carlo"
Papers Mailed to the Governor, Who
is Now ut Watertown.

ALBANY, July -. = 'hargc4 were pre-
forrcl Ia GOV. tiowor yesterday after
uopu against sheriff John Duty, OF
Westrh"si,r County. for alleged neglect
of duty in not closing certain pool
room In Wo4tchcster County, known as
Little Mont" Carlo"
The charges have been preferred by
B. q. Jayne, ms representative Of the
Society for the Enforcement OF the
Criminal Law. The Governor being In
WATERFOWL. the charges were mailed him
this morning.
They set forth that the business Of the
resort IL conducted under the name Of
the Electric Telegraph Company, OF
Westchester, of which r.. J. Leonard is
manager, The Sheriff is charged In
general way with knowing that horse
pools were sold and other forms Of
gambling carried on at the place. and
with neglecting to do his duty in allow
Ing the place to remain in existence.
The Governor Is asked to remove him
for this alleged violation of duty.
1t Is probable that the Governor Will
take no action IN the matter until his
return to the city, during the coming
week.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
TOOK THE CATS PART.
McCabe Held in $500 Rail for stab
hing MOnahan.

John Monahan. a driver, OF 1874 Pearl
street. In the Tomhs Police Court this
morning was charged by George McCabs.
thirty years old, who refuses to Sivs
his address, with stabbing him.
Monahan was standing on Pearl street
last night, when dog and cat got Into
a fight. He urged the dog on and was
having a good time, when McCabe came
for what he called his brutality.
The men got into a heated argument,
which resulted, so Monahan says. in
McCabe drawing a pocket-knife and
stabbing his opponent twice In the arm
and once In the side.
Justice Ryan held McCabe In $500 bail
for trial in General Sessions.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
CROKER'S BROTHER.IN.LAW.
Mccain in Court to Identify an
Altered FOrRer.

William P. Mccain, who was a SEN
sational witness before the Fassett Com
mittee several years ago, was in Jeffer-
son Market Police Court to-day. He Is
d brother-in-law of Richard Croker, hav-
ing married Miss Frazer, Mrs. Croker's
sister.
Mccain identified John F. Bassett,
who was held for examination on a
charge of forging a check with which
March, as the man who had passed a
bogus check on him at his hotel, the
Lincoln. at Fifty-second street and
Broadway, some two years ago Nc
Cams name was entered on the list Of
witnesses.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
CAPT. CROSS'S REPORT.
No ENid-nr" that New Work Police
men Fought ~ the Picnic.

police capt Cross, ~ The Fifth street
-rl'.ln roy rt"l 3 Inspector Williams
this luoru.aG that he had made an in
,rsurartuu of tn rumor concerning
PAIR linen William Ahrens and David
Lyons. who were said to- have partic-
IIttvd in a tight ut college Point L. I,
turIuE IA picnic Of IN" Endcuvor Social
tlun last Thursday
The Captain informed the lnspe 4 or
lat hNtl the ON were 20 leave that
day and dl attend tn" picnic hut that
nr had fAil,l to find that they had par
IriLatrI IA any disturbance.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
HAD FITS IN THE STREET.
Pretty Jennie Parker Taken to
Chambers street Hospital.

Jennie Parker, who gave her residence
as IS Ehrystip street. was found lying
on the sidewalk, a few doors away
from tn. Elijah, street station, at
6 - o'clock this morning. suffering from
hts She was removed to the Chambers
Street Hospital
Miss Parker is a Eood-lookiug. we'll
dressed Young woman, and gave her
age az twenty-three. She refused to
give any further information concern
ing herself.
An evening World" reporter who
called At the address given was told
that nobody by the name of Parker re
sided there The young woman. who
was found by Policeman Refer. acted
some hat strangely. At the hospital
not serious.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
RAN AWAY WITH A STRANGER.
Marie Left baltimore with u Cigar
Dealer, and Was Arrested Here,

Marie Carlotta, who says she is ff-
teen years old, and lives in Baltimore,
was found in Paradise Park at o'clock
this morning by Policeman Granville, of
the Elizabeth street station. She was
alone.
The girl says a man, whose name she
did not know but who keeps cigar
store In the city. brought her here
from her home In Baltimore last night
Her mother; she says lives on President
street. Baltimore. Justice Ryan, in
the Tombs Court committed her to the
care OF the Gerry Society.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
new VILLA FOR CROKER7
Report that the Ex-BOss VIII Buy
md Build Mt Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 2S.-Richard
Crok ,r will probably be among the Sum-
mer residents here next season in villa
Of his own.
He and his racing partner, Michael F.
Dwyer. were looking at some building
sites this morning on Upper Broadway.
where Senator Murphy has his cottage.
1t Is said that II he makes the purchase
he will erect q magnificent residence.
Mr.. Croker was on wheels and not long
enough on terra firma to be interviewed
on the subject. He kept away from the
village and the politicians.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
CUT THE WATER PIPE.
Whites Theft Flooded the Has--
mcnt Of FIRt-Housc.

John White twenty-five years OLE,
and homeless, was held for trial in
Yorkville Police Court this morning
charged with stealing lead pipe from a
Hat hOus" at 200 West SiNty-third street
Hans Holen. the ianitor, was Eoihc
through the house late last night when
he heard the sound OF running water.
II" found that the pipe had been cut
and the basement was flooded ON the
top four he found White with some pipe
under his arm.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

Henry Mot2er, a decorator. and Robert Smith,
both OF 81 Second avenue, were fined 81 each
by Justice Fettner In Essex Market Court to-day
Smith is the son-in-law of the landlord OF the
house. Ills wife was cleaning windows yesterday
and accidentally spilled water on Motzer A
night between Motzer and Smith followed and
both were arrested by Policeman Kildine. OF the
ruth street station.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
SHOT HIS SISTER-lN-LAW.
T.Hax In Jail ana Mrs.
Jones May Die.
lBy Associated Press. !

SARATOGA, July 2s--Adelbert Truay'
Of Glens Falls. was lodged in the So I
toga County Jail last night on a CHI
of assault in the first degree. At q
mers Corners, the north end OF Sara3
Lake, yesterday he shot his sister-inI
Mrs. Susan Jones, who Is reported
lin critical condition. p. IN
\ Her husband and Truax, who hal
drinking, became involved in q al
aid Mrs. Jones stepped betweeJ
Just In time to receive the buliet(
isk breast .s,-..,,,..,...
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Royal Hawaiian Commission.


COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, July 2s.-
A Royalist Hawaiian Commission, COM
posed OF J. A. Cummings and Samuel
Parker, ex-Ministers of Fareisn Affairs:
II. A. Wieman. ex-Minister Of Finance.
and Major Taward, arrived here Last
night en- route for Washington, with a
request on the part OF the Hawaiian
Queen I.ilioukalani. that President
Cleveland shall not recognize the Re.
publican Government.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
CROOKS LEAVING SARATOGA.
The Chief of Police There Issues n
Edict.

SARATOGA. July 2s.-Chief OF Police
Blodgett has notified the crooks gath
cred here from New York. Chicago and
other cities that they must leave town
on the FIRST outgoing train or he Will
railroad them to the penitentiary.
A large number departed last night,
and more will follow to-day.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

IHy AssO'iated FRESH
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 2s.-The troubl. with
the mu,Inous conyicts at Tracy City ended to-day
by the eonvcts surrenderng and coming out Of
the mine. Pete Hamilton the convict Killed YES
terday planned the mutiny. as we'll as the one /.
year ago. when he was shot the backbone OF ths
mutiny was broken.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
RESERVES ARE FOG-BOUND.
The Cruisers sim Lying on Fisher,
Island.

FISHERS ISLAND, y. Y. July Is.
The cruisers New York and san Fran
cisco. with the New York Nava! Re
serve aboard, are sim fog bound. There
Is promise Of the fog lifting, ana the
cruisers may leave for New York in
time 10 arrive there Sunday. All are
well.
An entertainment for the Admiral was
given l.; st night by the reserves on his
flagship, the San Francisco.
The evening world., 1894-07-28
slight Fire in a Flat.

The explosion OF . can Of benIins, At IT, 10
o'clock to-day caused slight FIRE IN the apart
msnts occupied by Charles Kurz on the sr.,
noor OF the hys-s,ory brow stone nat building At
1855 First avenue Damage 10 the furniture "A
and 70 the building SIS, AZ. 49,. --''' ~
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Consul DANIELS Arrives.

Byron @. Daniels United States CoRsui At
Hull. England. was . passenger on the British
steamer buifalo. which arrived from Jhss port
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Is Carnegie Tariff Rcforn.r,

LONDON July 2S,-Mr. Andrew Carne-
gle IN an interview published in the En-
gineerIng Review. is quoted as saying
tfat he does not think the United States
now require protection. which, he claims,
Is Of little use for revenue purposes, as
manufactured imports hsTe fallen so
The evening world., 1894-07-28
NiGiinnt Half n Miic behind.

her spinnak.r 10 port 10! the run home.
\ iSillnt i:alnci on this run h"Ior" tn"
her ana the cater. ~ the Iwu yachts
approached the home mark u" ,s-
piaudda was unCk with mui;,tud"v Of
people c&,itciN Watching the racers.
This excitement Was Increased when
Nigtlanl uI"I lO E,t on Britannica
weather, but she wa too Ear away To
succeed, as the "Ulicr Vas about =
quarter OF a mic I" TIE nor hwal4 ana
nearer the mark boat
The evening world., 1894-07-28
Attachment Against ). II. Rodgers,

An attachment for ss.SSs was granted to-day
against property Of James II. Rodgers hotel.
keeper At Castleton, 3. l., who failed q few day.
ago. In fasor ef Engsl. Helles 4 Ce.
The evening world., 1894-07-28

The wind Was iuor" -ulthorly as tho
yacnts uonneu away uv IN" second
round, ant jh"y WEI" obliged to engage
in "a dead h"a. to- 3D." ul.n s.a marx
boat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-15

TOPEKA aHIKT 1IFa. CD
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-19
SUN MARY -.

The above balance stands to the
credit of the various funds as ney
Ireasurers Balance Sheet, dated
June 28th, 1891: