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The evening world., 1895-01-04
TANsIN PAsHA NOT KILLED.


-. F.. tonH Nc V1o AoouSOhoSseSs
coNsrANTINoPLE. Jan. 4-The
1w1Iish newspapers deny the reported
assassination Of Tahsin Pasha. Governor
Of Bitlis, saying that the story arose
from the death OF Hielmi Bey. the Vail
oe 0tvas, which, It Is claimed. was due
- naAural causes. The newspapers OF
this city also publish q despatch from
TAhsin Pasha stating that all Is tran
aull In the Province Of Bitlis.
The imperial decree giving notification
o. the election OF Mgr. 1zmirlian as Ar
monian Patriarch in succession to Mgr.
Achikian. who recently resigned on ac-
oount Of difnculties between the Porte
and the Patriarchate. was issued with
cut the usual demand that the Patriarch
should promise to pursue line OF con-
Duct consonant with the views OF the
Turkish Government. which promise
Mr.. ISmirlian refused to give.
Ths reports received here as to the
oltuation Of Affairs in Macedonia are
1lSduieting. This IL due to the exten-
sion OF brigandage. The Porte Is MAX
Ing Inquiries on the subject.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
KAUFMAN WAS A TERROR.
knOcks Down u Man and Woman
ana Gets on Chemply.

Ex-Deputy sheriff julius Kaufman.
man about town and wine broker, Wis.,
tied Central Park Casino on New Years
eve with Mrs. Minnie Lee, correspondent
In the late divorce suit brought by
kaufYman's wife. He asked J. f. Ellis
to join him at dinner
The men duarrelled and were about
between them. Kaufman knocked her
down and kicked her. when Isidor
lsaacs. the proprietor, intcrfered, he
knocked him down. The police were
sent for. After a lively tusslc Officer
Monohan AMI one or two others arrested
Kaufman and hauled him to the Park
Arsenal
Several Of the wine brokers' friends
persuaded fsaacs to withdraw the COM
plalnt. and Kaufman virtually was die
yesterday morning in York.
him under 500 bonds to keep the peace
for one mJnth.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Drunken Men DO Funny Things.

A gong In the city Hall police station connected
with the burglar alarm OF the East River SAVING
Rank at PARK and New Chambers street
began ringing violently last might. Hsif a dozen
policemen on house duty grabbed heir helmets
Ali soon were IN their way to the hank to can.
ture tho sudarious burglars II waa only broken
window. through which q drunken man had fallen
He fell peacefully asleep on the bank hoor. where
he had dropped. He wAs arrestcd and marched oR
tn the Elizabeth street station house and loo ed
The evening world., 1895-01-04
HOrner Pleads Not GuiIty.

Eiwsrd II. Horrer. known as the Austrian
bond swinder,' who was witnes. before the
Le1os Committee, pleaded not guilty to three in.
1ictments for grand larceny and fraud in the Cour,
Of General Sessions to-day. All the charges are
involved in fraudulent real estate trsnssction,
irior 10 MS Indictment Horner was President ~
the New York Exchange and lnvrs'men, Com.
psny. Of Is Wall street.
The evening world., 1895-01-04

WASHINGTON. u. c., Jan. THE Department
ot State has received from Vice Consul Gene raj
Tyler at Teheran statement that diligent search
ther than Erzeroum, In Asia Minor Further In
quires are being prosecuted. LcnE has been on.
deavoring to make a tour OF the world on his
wheel In the interest OF 4 magazine.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
ARGUMENTS FOR DEBS.


CHICAGO, Jan. Judge Grosscup. in
the United States Court. began hearing
arguments to-day on motions to uuash
the indictments in the cases against
President Debs and other officials of
the A. u. a.
There are two omnibus indictments
on which arguments to auash were
made. one charges conspiracy to OBJ
struct Interstate commerce, and the
other alleges the obstruction of United
States mails
The evening world., 1895-01-04
AlL.NIcHT SACRED VIGIL.
CeFe0ony ~ the consecration Of ~
Augustine's Altar.

Archbishop Corrigan will expose the
relies tonight, which are to be used to-
morrow at the conservation OF the altar
Of st. Augustine. which has been placed
In the chapel on the Fiftieth street side
OF. the Cathedral. near Fifth avenue.
After the recitation Of the divine once
by the Archbishop and a number OF the
clsrgy. . vigil will be kept during the
night.
Tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock, the
Archbishop will continue the consec ra-
tion services, after which. assisted by a
number Of the clergy, he will celebrate
low mass.
The altar Is Of white marble sur
mounted by a statue OF st. Augustine
The base relief work at the back OF the
altar, 10 q work Of art. The altar Is a
gift from Augustin DAILY.
The evening world., 1895-01-04

WArERTOWN. y. Y. Jan. i.--An attempt A,
prize 'hghting VAS made by Jack McGJ.dr!ck of
Watertown, and Ike FArrel Of Rochester lIsh,.
weight p'igllists. In a barn two miles from Car
image. at o'clock this morning They ver.
forcrd 10 desst by a farmer. who ,hreatenei IA
shoot them II they did not d.per.e The nsht
ala not take place. II was to have been A nf.
teen round contest.
The evening world., 1895-01-04

John Davis. indicted By the United state. Grand
jury. surrendered this afternoon to the United
ststss Marshal Davis is sccussd Of having made
9 false snfhsyit To the application ~ Cathertn.
Mcdonald, widow Of Peter T. Mcdonald A Mar
veteran. Commissioner Shields held nsvi, In
ssoo Tor trisl Davis lives In Brooklyn but Is
Notary Public at &07 Canal street
The evening world., 1895-01-04
PLAINTIFF IN PRISON.
mt His SON Represents Him In a
suit In Court.

Morris Spiegel. who II serving SEN
tence OF three ana one-half years in Sing
Sing for making false and fraudulent
claims for insurance. had suit before
Justice Andrews in Supreme Court Cham
bers to-day against the Merchants Fire
Insurance Company, OF Philadelphia. and
the Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
on the property OF A. Blums, jr.. whose
sole surviving a-tner he claims to he.
SpieRel is represented by his son. Alfred
Spiegel.
The insurance companies asked that
the suits be dismissed for want OF prose-
cution. Justice Andrews reserved de-
cision.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
PICTURE ABOVE AN URN.
The italian Republican League
Honors Mayor StronE.

"A delegation from the Italian Republi-
can League Of New York, headed by its
President. A. c. Astarita, called on
Mayor Strong this afternoon and pre-
sented him with a handsome engrossed
parchment. done in colors. 1t sets forth
the Leagues sentiments In regard to
Mr.. Strong's election.
The parchment was framed. and the
artist has placed Mayor Strong's por-
trait above the urn, which rests on a
wheel Of Fortunatus. Upon the urn Is
written in Latin a sentence expressing
the joy which the Italian Republican
League feels at the prospect of the
city's redemption from the corruption
To- which 1t has sunk under Tammany
Mayor Strong received the Committee
Graciously and thanked the League for
the parchment.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Discord In the whiskey Trust.

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. A meeting OF mem
bers Of the whskey Trust whose distilleries
have been closed was held here yesterday. and
T. N. RAttison and George T. Dieterls were
made . committee TO communicate with other
partners In the Trust whose distilieries have
bean stopped. and to ask their cooperation In
resisting the proposition Of the Trust managers
to cease TO pay rentals on non operating plants.
The evening world., 1895-01-04

A a result ot Warden H,vess decree that all
s'od behaved prisoners might a. certain SCI;
times play on any musical instrument they chose,
0S9 Convicts in KINGS County psniteniIary hcid
dis"ortlnt musical festival last r!gn' each on
his own line: ant made more noise than has ever
been heard In tn, prison.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Misery Loves Company.

Fr0m T-uth
Tattersall Che tramp)-Wot We been
doln' lately. Wragges?
Wragges-Travellin' with theatrical
company,
Tattersall-What part did YOU play:
Wragges-Didn't play no part. Joined
EN- waen they Was walkia' back to
town.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
In the Museum.


IFrom The NuHlI0 I0uTierl
TIE Dwarf Gontemptupusly are a
hsrl citizen ana can't deny 1t.
The Ossiled Min-Humph Maybe |
am, out I'm not in sIcA small business
as YOU are, anyway.
And wlen the female snake charmer
remarked that that was rattler, no one
gainsail ner.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
HE LEFT THE LOCOMOTIVE.
Hat Mcmahon Nearly Escaped with
the Danger sisna1.

John Mcmahon. Of 2H Fourteenth
street. Jersey City. tackled an unpro-
tected locomotive In the Erie yards this
morning and tried to embezzle the bell.
He was staggering out OF the yard with
1t when a policeman rang a quick
change on his intentions and landed him
before Police Justice Potts
The Magistrate was dumbfoun1ed.
and as he mechanically committed Nc
Mahon, musically remarked In ringing
tones.
you'll be stealing entire locomotives
and railroad depots the next thing We
know"
The evening world., 1895-01-04

Further examination on eS.radition procseii ngs
brought by the Austrian Government against the
two siesl brothers. charged with enormous foI +.
geries In Vienna. was resumed this afternoon by
tnitef States Commissioner Alexander Julius
S'es was questioned at length and denied all
the charges against him.
The evening world., 1895-01-04

An indictment wls ordered by the Federal
Grand Jury to-day In the ease OF Edward r.
Carter. transfer clerk Of the National Bank OF
Commerce, who was held yesterday by Commis.
s'oner Shields on charge Of embe1Iiins $50 900
from the National Bank Of Commerce at Nassau
and Cedar streets
The evening world., 1895-01-04

Kent. o. 900 pointer dog, belonging to T. T
Ashford OF birmingham. Ala. was received a,
the paH.ur Ilf,i'l:e yes..ri.y to b. treated 70,
hydroDhools.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Money for More Dsttlesb,n.

WASHINGTON. Jan. At is practically get
tied that the Naval Appropriation bill. as report
ed to the House. will contain provisions for two
and possibly three. battle-ships at q cost OF
about -, 900 900 each. This viii be by far the
most important Item Of the bill.
The evening world., 1895-01-04

Tho Fohce Commissioners this afternoon laid !
over for future consideration the application for
retirement Of thirteen patromen The Board Of |
Police Surgeons reported seven detectives patrol
men and doormen who have nled applications for |
retirement. as being permanently disabled.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Lem ucl Comm Dead.

The death Of lemusl Comm Ia announced from
Philahe,phia He WAS senior partner Of the big
tY-snoda commission nrm Of Conn. Altemus 4
Co, OF 70 Worth street. this city. Mr. c nm
was director Of the Hank Of North America end
the ReAl-EstAte Title and Trust Company
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Glove Manufacturers Assign.

GLoNERsVll.lE. Y, Jan. wilkins &
Close, glove manufacturers, Of Mayheld. assigned
10 John y Judson, Of this city, yesterday. Liza
York parties,
The evening world., 1895-01-04

BhiDGEPoRT. Conn, Jan THE bsrsen,ine
Hornet. from St Johns, bound for thi, por,
vsnt ashore this morning at Point No Point sh.
reshns easily, and viii probably be tosted al,
high tide this efening.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
.Dilted Girl Takes pOlsOu.

SYRACUSE. Jan. l--Rebecca McNsirn aged
seventeen, committed suicide in this cit, last
night by taking poison Her lover. aged nj ne
teen, had forsakcn her for another sweetheart.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
UTICA DOCTOR ACCUSED.
Said to Have Performed Illegal
Operations Cpon Two Women.

UTICA. y. Y. Jan. 4.-While the pre-
liminary examination OF DIR. G. 8. Gran
dali. on the charge Of performing an H.
legal operation upon Maggie Humphrey
was taking place this morning. the po-
lice we're notified that Mrs. John Me-
Lnughlin. aged thirty-two. had died OF
an operation. alleged to have been per-
formed by the same physician.
The husband Of the woman was ar
rested and the Coroner is investigating.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
wanted to Depose President OF Ar.
Ecrtine RepubIic.

LONDON. Jan. IA despatch to the
Times from Buenos Ayres says that the
motion OF Senior Garcia, In the Chamber
Of Deputies, TO hold a secret session to
consider whether Senior Saens Pena-
President Of the Republic. should he
deposed, was finally defeated after two
divisions, by the President OF the Cham
ber casting his vote against 1t. Senior
Garcia intends to make a further at
tack on President Pena.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Charged with stealing Chickens.

Philip Aschsr. twenty-One years, of q Essex
street was held IN $500 bail In Esse, Market
Police Court to-day upon a charge Of stealing
twenty Ave chickens from siEmund Moses a
poultry dealer. Ci % Essex street.
The evening world., 1895-01-04

Justice Burke in the Essex Market rollrc Court
To day. held ten milk dealers for trial for selling
adulterrtei milk. on complaint Of DR.. Walters OF
the Board Of Health.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Parkhurst May &c, the Chn,r

IL is probable that owing to senator BradIey's
suggestion. the LeIow -itnsss chair Will be pre-.
sshtsd 70 DR.. Psrkhurst. ssyersl dime museum
Managers nave made bids for II. sEi IL Ia care.
tvl!y susrdsd nowadays to prevent ~ being
The evening world., 1895-01-04

CHICAGO. Jan. A--whiis carrying ten dyna.
mite cartridges. James George. an employee at +.
stone quarry in the western iUburbs ot the city,
STUMBLED and fell yesterday only fragments OF
Georges body were found
The evening world., 1895-01-04

The MAYORS Marshal to-day revoked the license
OF Mrs. Hallick's employment bureau. 2s6 Sixth
avenue. The license was revoked complain
oi Ett Scott. who said che paid 81 fee and va.
sent 10 vacant lot for employment.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Deny They Fired Their store.

Salvatore Melszzl, OF 1856 Prospect place. Brook
lyn, and Antonio Pepitone. OF 1854 Prospect
place. were under arrest this morning on SUI.
picon Of arson in the fruit store at 2to Flush
ing avenue. Pepi'one was discovered hiding in
back yard. The prisoners assert they know
nothing Of the alleged slrempt to burn their
The evening world., 1895-01-04
TO ANNEX CONGO STATE.
0eyernment Decides toPropose This
70 BELGIAN Chamber.

BRUSSELS. Jan. 4.-The Government
has decided to propose to the Chamber
to annex the Congo Free State to
Belgium.
The Premier, NJ. J. de Burlet, declared
this intention at a meeting Of the Right
yesterday. and explained that the
poWers would not object.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Found Dend in ncd.

Gustave viemann. thirty-four years old was
found dead In bed at 40 o'clock this morning at
it6 West street He was employed as a lunch.
man by Henry Holck.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
a7,5,nD Fire In pitch works.

Fire this afternoon in Zobe's pitch factory
Second avenue and Tenth street. Brooklyn. cause
loss Of 500 The Names extended tn severa
other buildings, but were extingu!shed with it'll,
loss
The evening world., 1895-01-04
DR.. GoIdthwait.'. Fun~r.,.

Tas funeral services Of Dr. Henry Goldthwa,e.
ne iais resident physician OF the Fifth Avenue
49eel. wees held a. that hosiery st . o. clock
~ eessneoa. The Rev Dr. Chariss H. Park.
- snsaasee The tntsrmsat Will b. u Mobile.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Cruiser New York Under Orders

Word was received at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
from Washington this morning to have tho
cruiser New York ready to sail by Wednesday
South Atlantic Station.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Cable Car ntIt Amin.

psaais mrahsn. Of iis3 Second avenue. while
sstosieatsd. wss knocksi down last nisht By a
Thin avenue cabs ear at TWeaiy-:aIrd stree,
aAd Third avenue. He receivs1 eoniusIons o, IN.
he,i Ana internal injuries. He was taken 10
The evening world., 1895-01-04
New York.

ROME, Jan. 4.-Prof. Rossetti has
been appointed by the Italian Govern
mont a. wine expert at New York. to
pronote the introduction Of Italian
wines into the United States.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Detective shaivey'. Poor Condition.

Edvard shsivey. one OF the detectives Who ties.
c1sl before the Lexos Committee. 4, y.ry III ,ro,,
eessmonia His hair has turned white since kI,
exeerfenes on The witness stand
The evening world., 1895-01-04

ATHENS. Greece. Jan. %.-Several Sc
we're earthquake shocks were felt here
4GotSrday,
The evening world., 1895-01-04
Thomas Cunningham Ordered Re-
leased from Jail.

DUBLIN, Jan. l. - The Freeman's
Journal announces that Lord Houghton
Lerd Lieutenant Of ireland. In response
to an appeal. has ordered the release OF
Thomas Cunningham from Sligo jail.
The evening world., 1895-01-04
SHERIFF SHOOTS DOCTOR.

Kentucky Election Trouble Ter
Minutes In PrObR BILE Murder.
HARRODSBCRG. Ky, Jan. 4-Sheriff
John 7. Nanarsdall has just shot and
mortally wounded DR.. +. l.. Harrod.
The trouble Is supposed to have arisen
over some cards circulated in the late
campaign. calculated to prevent Van
arsdalls election and to inJure his
character
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

One woman said of another recent
Is: "She boasts that she h never idle,
that every moment not spent m sleep
is busy one. When she does sit down
for short time she always has some
fancy work ready and picks II up. She
declares that she can est us well II
her hands are occupied rs II they lie
quiet Ia her lap, In fact, she says
that she rests better for the trihing
work, and imnglno that she does, but
u is because she Is TO overweight and
too nervous to sit perfectly still. l
shall be much surprised II, some day,
there is not total eclipse there" IL
nature has, as IL alleged, long
memory and never forgets an injury,
II does seem probable that this woman
who, like her prototye In Mother
Goose, never is quiet, win some day
discover that the few moments OF re-
freshment and rest that she would not
seize, rs she went ON with her daily
work, have been forced upon her in
the accumulation Of their long arrears.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

Tho building designed for forestry
and minerals Is To- be erected Of nat
urnl wood, embracing all the foliage
found In the south, while Il IA proposed
TO fcstoon the entire interior at the
ceiling line with southern moss and
greens The spaces between the prin'
cipnl posts and braces, which are
themselves formed Of natural trees,
will be- covered with bark, thus form.
Ing mo.t unique design. covering nn
area Of 10000 square feet, while a roof
promenade, or garden, Of the same
area. u also provided, the entire sides
Of which will bc formed Of palms and
palmcttocs. An enormous fountain
ndorns the central portion Of the
building, the background Of which -
formed Of minerals from all sections
of the south.
The Electricity building covers an
area Of 1880 square feet, aud Is lo-
Gated ON one Of the most commanding
sites on the exposition grounds The
exterior Of this building has been de-
signed wi h particular reference to the
effects which may be gained by use
OF numerous electric lights II IA also
proposed 90 illuminate the general
outline Of all the buildings by mean
descent lights, and the effect will he
delightful.
The Transportation building VIII
cover an area Of %, 600 square feet, and
Is conveniently located for the In
stnllntion Of the heavy exhibits pro-
posed for this building.
The Horticultural building will DO
unique In design. A large central
dome OF glass, with three wings or
arms, each ending In smaller dome
OF glass, will afford an opportunity for
ava excellent display Of the flora and
fauna Of he south
II Il not Hcttlrd whether the educa-
tional cclibit will have a separate
building, but II il more than likely
that the matter will take that course.
Already the big Manufacturers aud
Liberal Arts building is shown 10 be
inadequate for the demands for space
Ia those departments, and separate
building for liberal arts II already
being considered. This building would
be the natural home Of an educational
exhibit. II Is proposed 10 have q
sample of the work Of every pupil 10
every school In the south. This would
bring directly before the world the In
tollectual attainments Of between foul
and five million children. II Is need
less to say that this will riyet the IN
terest Of the people upon the eNposl
tion.
The Negro building will be one o
the most interesting ON the GROUNDS
II will afford more than $4,000 sqnhr
feet Of space, and will provide for
large central assembly hall for negr'
congresses, with openings into room
for exhibits. An epitome OF Ia
rnee in thirty years Of freedom wal
naturally be interesting, but espec
tally 30 when presented In the iorr
Of a panorama. showing the dineren
conditions of the negro from his ma
tive state In Africa, with his thalehe
!. huts, by successive stages TO the mos
advanced type Of the race In Anerie'
" II will form at once Il picturesque an
Instructive exhibit
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

md npropos TO full page cartoon;
Eight aud forty years ugo he became
the second son OF the marquis Of
Waterford, and thus he has In him the
blood OF centuries Of noble family.
lie went with the prince of Wales to
India rs aide.do.camp; lac has been
member Of parliament for two CON
stituencics; he commanded the Con-
dor at the bombnrdmcnt OF Alex
undria, where In the presence
OF the fleet the British admiral In
command raised the famous compli'
mcntary signal. well done, Condor
hc served on Lord Wolseloy's stan In
the Nile expedition Of lssi-s5, and he
has earned various medals and clasps
for killing people, and he has won
three peaceful medals for the saving
of lives. lie was once junior lord OF the
admiralty aud he now commands the
steam reserve. lie is 80 full OF most
brilliant pluck that he has dared most
things. from going into a lraal OF
wild elephants, 10 taking the chair at
a saturday Savage club dinner, and he
is ready TO do anything more that
man may do. Aud with all he Is n
genial. honest fellow and a hard work.
inc seaman, in whom is the clear per-
eeption of common sense In all times
ofdiniculty. lie is, indeed, an admir-
able combination Of devil-may-care
MUCK, with the skillful address that Is
wanted In leader OF men. He has a
bright, frank manner, u wholesome,
CHEEKY voice, and laugh that would
tuin aside wrath as no soft word ever
could Every one who knows
him likes him and those
who affect To dislike him are petty
minded persons who would be jealous
of any better man than themselves
lie is man OF very great power with
the people. which he may be trusted tC
use rightly. lie has broken most o.
his bones, yet he still enjoys such
nerve sharpener as may be hao py
steering a torpedo boat at full speed ~
the tortuous Midway in the dark nc
Is altogether a fine fellow who WI
make a very wholesome demAgogue
He has a very charming aud beautitn
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05

Among Connecticut's sturdiest old
men is Horace Staples, aged over 90,
who is yet IN active service as presi'
dent Of the First National bank In
Westport Last week he was re.
elected president Of the institution for
the forty.second consecutive time II
Is doubtful II there Is an older ban1S
president in New England than Mr.
Staples. Another sturdy old gentle
man is Col. George lIurlburt Of RoX'
bury, now in his s5th year The
other day he was out with some of the
neighborhood boys coasting down hill
on a double ripper, and enjoying the
sport quite as well as the youngsters