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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28
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Seeltems slrbetberne t G6icaso ct
paa Streif.
Carlisle er paa Sarten os taller
"1unbe @ense" allerebe.
Stillinoen Norse er nforanoret.
@tans fbber fremoeles.
@arborg er reit til &olbotnen.
Sans npe Bog "Saustusla" er 1oton1z
met. Set fal bore en- nnberlts Soa.
9foromenbene l. 8rpOflDn bapbe
Wias1ennpbe forrtse Spnbas, hpor De
5ub1friberebe 1000 &roner til Norses
5oriuar. - =
Senator Yalmer bar berettet til
Brefbent @lepelanb, at bet er umul19t
at fanbie @plobeoeselien inben bet BE-
mofratiite @arti Slinois.
Mobert S9illing af Mil'pautee, ben
itore Ta1er os Sribeosbe1t, ita1 nb paa
en- Gorebrassreiie / Norb 9atota.
Weinnelota burbe osiaa benbtte Inleo~
ninsen, laa Soft tuube faa bbre ban.
Siben SIM Sil1 bar faat &ontrol
oper Mort6ern 4acifc, bar Sarge be-
qpnbt at tenfe paa at faa ino en- anoen
Baue. Dmtrent 90 Mil af @rabing
fra Sarge til ggenbell ptlbe brinse 600
8amen inb til 8per, os bette ital bore
@lanen. Sarge ier altlaa lite rteo
flor 5prpentuins paa 9,lls @nepeloe.
Sra @potane Salts tommer ben 8ez
5teb, at @roule Mountains, Brlt'1b
Columbia, er Cub epbaset 1aaban
M1ensbe, iom @eroen a1bris bat Jet
Mase til. Set er bele 2agere af Cub,
1poer 8eretninsen. Sfulbe It'll bette
pare 1anbt, ptlbe @ulb piebliftelis saa
ueb / gris, Os ale aapitalifer piloe
fette Op ct @tris for Griielo % Demo-
uetilation af @utb. So, ntrrf bet tln.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28
@tuift Gaus, Minn., 2obe Meai 'e5.

SIutjA OUA0s Stub.S @OuS 0S"' w.
ST. &ebattsr!
Gnbel Solfepartimenb ber fit iitano
en- 17be Mai 5eit II Mi1 fra Splft
Sails. Eolp @utter % tolp Senter
bat flebte / norit Mationalbrast iaa
suot iom bet lob fig sjpre paa benne
@ibe al Sapet, os ri unoerbolbt 5orz
1amlin9en rueb Ealer % Gang ianlebs
ming bort Gebrelanbs Sribebsbas.
Mufittorpiet fra 8enion sjorbe os oss
iaa ct 8eibs, ba bet Tom tilbase fra
@iefebubet fps ben fore Spenite
@pift Sails, iom paa ben Sag inbpiebe
fit Eempel.
8t bapbe en- bps9elis 5eF, men ulbtz
felispts tom ber nosle 8renbeoinsz
asenter % iatte 1ibt GoritDrrelie i9ang
ubenfor Suiet, men buem fan fomme
efter faabanne &arer meb 2open?
.. s.. 8anberg.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28

3 rift e barer inben Staten @Do
Carolina os for 8olitiopibn meo
1antme."'
2pben rantmebe t1n 8renbepins
@lementet / @taten, os fra 6enne &ant
opfobs Sobebmobitanben mob ben.
Men efter to Mar al freng Ooerbolz
belie Of 2ouen BAT SaloOnfeeperne tabt
Weobet os pattet fit 9ont iammen os
forlnber @taten. 2opens Sorlparere
betraster bette ct lanst @friot / ben
ristise @etnins. Mt 8renbeoinsbanbs
lerne sioer Slip paa fit @reb paa @taz
ten og ooerlaber bet / 9enberne Paa
loplpbise 8orsere betDber EFT Splbfz
ming Of Menneifebeoen os en- 8efrtelle
fpr ben fommenbe Slest fra be fterfe
Driffes Dnber.
timber ben nuberenbe Generation Tan
fu1b Befrielie life pentes, for man
Tan life afbolbe Menb, iom ct
pante 1aeb at britte bele fit 2ib, fra at
faa fat paa 8renoepin. Sort enefte
6aab ont Sre1ie fra 9rittetrafifens
Dnber ct for @taten at resulere @alset
af @piritus .. +. p. fig, at 2anoeta
l1nsbom life 6enfa1ber til Smasen al
altobplbolbise 9ritfe.
(5prt19ttes.) }
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28
Forclosing Of Chattel
mortgage.

ga lop1pbise Gsenter bar siort bet
til fin @ratfs at saa runbt 2open (aftz
iaa life 2ouens @ei) oeb at forclose
Chattel mortgages, iaa ital ies opz
lble, boorlebes bet paa fineite Maabe
sieres:
gaar en- Nfanb tibber en- Binber
eller @eeber .. {. .. fra en- Gsent, er
bet alminbelist, 1taar man ifte ian be-
tale, at man maa siue Aote % g6attel
Mortsase ben 3ins, iom er fipbt, os
mere til naturlisuis for at fire Moten.
gu pel, naar faa Noten Os Mortsasen
ita1 betales, faa benoer bet iom oiteit
(iier ibisie Eiber) at Manoen life
ian betale. @aa ienbes en- N9ent eller
en- @olitimaub efter BET pantiatte 2gss
bre, os 5armeren. faar en- "geotice of
Gbattel Mortsase ia1e", bpor Eiben %
Stebet iamt &lotteEet, naar bet pant
iatte 2espre itat ielses, alu,inbelts 10
9ase efer ben Dag, 2ssbret bleo
taset, os iaa opllaaes tire lisnenbe stos
ticer paa tire foritjellise @abebibrner,
% @alset itulbe flyer Noticen bore paa
aaben @abe. Men- bet bliper piit
slemt, fer bet ub til; tbi bet b1iper
iolst for insentius anbet eno be Oms
fofniuser, iom er forbunbne meo at
ta9e 2essret.
9eu er Mprtsasen usplbis, forbi
@obiet er iolst, men Noten er lise
COB, os iaa tases "Sutsement Os gges
cution" for bele 8e1sbet us mere til.
laa at Grecution bliper taset iu1ob en-
Mtanbs Hptins % anbre Gienbele.
Men Tan ba nosen fortelle mig, ON
iaabant er efter nenneitelis 5ornuit
eller efter ben alu,inbelise Sop, ies tror
bet neppe. Sig mig nu, buab itaf en-
bape Subsement for, naar bet mon
tigbh er bam frataset? Seq tan lite
foritaa iaabant, men tanite nusen 2op.
lerb Tan? Sec bar paa ".file4 ! min
Office mango 8apirer, iOm Tan btpibne
Sanobeben af obenftaaenbe.
S. .. sanber.
Set Ct ianbelis intet timber, at Gar,s
mere tar 2iOet Of fig, mar Be ris'ig
blir forfulst af Slaaere, fom ban siorbe
ben ftattsls Manb ! Eotun af @eittrn
|ibaar. aReb u
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28
sra yteliott GorntD y. .

80 Geltbase | en- l1ge eret iaa iiel=
bent Eilfelbe, at ies frtites til at for@
telle sfpbbus9erers 2eiere on1 bet.
Den 17be Mat iamlebes Mleblen<
n,erne al "Sran,", 9etersbOrss Goltes
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28
FERGUS FALLS,

puIlllluu, 9o9 4ou"l StoS%1Io'' ~''o"
af Mbler. Tram feirebe peb Siben at
17be Mat fit Narsbas os bapbe for
Nnlebninsen faat iitano fit eset Glas.
Set er ct Trasteremplar / tit @lasA
oer 1itferlis pil blt Srams NrDb. Set
er ct rent noritt 5las, ber mailer fine
80 Sob / 9ensoe meo tiliuarenoe
8rebbe, us bet 5laa &ors er broberet
meb boibe us rpbe Sarper geapnet
"Gram". Naar Sram iamles unoer
bette Merfe, fan man faa 2pf til at
1pnse bet samle Bjarfemaal: .
GeI er pppe, ben flare Sag
6anen bilier meb 8in8eIlag
Train Iinber aRdrtef, Saanben paa gdrtet -
9dnbinser iniIbe, sidbe us silbe
Nue iom en-.
@n Mensbe Sffemeblemmer bar til
itebe iaapel nurffe iom andre gtationaz
liteter. Men "Srams" Mfotto: "5riz
FEB, 2isbeb os 8roberitab" ipntes at
bape ftemplet alles @inb. Ebi ba mon
ben 1sbe, efter at @oleu fob bdit paa
9immelen, brpb op os bros boer til it,
bar bet me6 ben Soruisning, at Soften
bar ferret iom al Spitenbe peb ben
bienlise Irne.
Sen 1sbe ub paa @ftermibbasen iaa
rnan feflistlebte solt ubooer 8rerien
itebne mub@etersburs@tat @runben
par, at Sobn 8. @ridien fra grootiton
efter Snbbbbelie af" 5ram" ifulbe bolbe
ct Gorebras om 8ibelens Moral em
Nftenen. l1astet bet ubebaselise &eir
uar ber tilitebe laa mause, iom 2ofalet
tunbe ruume. Haa Goriamlinsens
@pbrsmaal, om ban bilbe bclbe en
17be Mai Gale, iuarebe ban itrats: !:
Sa bpis be bar Taalmooisbeo til at
bpre, bapbe ban Eaalmobisbeb til at
tale. Sans &jenbitab til @orses os
anbre 2anbes Sribeostampe os l1b<
biting, bans slimrenbe @eltalenbeb
siorbe, at bans al slpbenbe Gebre>
lanbstjerlisbeb beaanbebe Gale ient
pil slemmes af be Eilfebeperenbe.
Seq pilbe pnite at alle Aorbmenb !
slmerita bapbe bprt ben.
s Gorebraset pm Bibelens Moral
bebanblebe ban fit @mne meiterlist.
9ans Hare os uperbeptienbe 5remitils
ling af Sasen batte alles Beunbring.
Gritenter, bar bu taitet 8ibeten fra big
iom noset anDttist Strap? Spr Grid
fen, os bu taser ben tilbase os leier
ben opisien. @irtemano % 9Osmeitre>
Der bbr Gridieu, os bu leier 8ibelen af
anbet enb @ane. 9br bam ale, ION
taaler at b6re Sanobeben. San ipre.
Der r,,eset af bet EaaseEsr, iom omsi=
ber oenne Bo9. pan tn9tter cen
badrbe Sfal os siper big ben mobne
&ierne. Ebi bet ct alle &elisioners
splbne 5rllst, MOralen, ban bpber
paa. &br BAN alle, ber bniter at IRENE
me ben inbiuib,leue 6ri6eb. 9en iabis
oibuelle 5ribeb os ben inbipibuel1e
Moral er iaa upie forbunbne ION Slb
os garme. Der er biitoriite 8eptier
not for, at ben bgieite Moral bar sipet
ben bpieie Gribe5, % efterboert fom
Moralen bar i,lnfet, bar osiaa Solicit
iuntet neb 9relbon, iaa Samfanoet
|tilfbit bar l.nbertesuet fin esen 9sbs@
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-05-28
A. S. ANDERSON,

bonn. Sab os ale fptte ben able Roe
ral. Sob os fette Cubs 2op, ben me=
ralite &ierlisbebs os 2epnets 2pp
fbrft por 2opbos, bDsse berpaa bore
borserlise 2oue faapeliom bort tirfelise
Stel. ,.5- --
llastet &loften bar II om Gftenen,
ba 5orebra9et bar enbt, blep .en Srie
menisbeb orsaniieret os8etDrelie pa1st.
Eli Yrefbent palstes Sonas 9ilbnez
MGR, @etreter Nnbreas &eitan, &ass
lerer Mi9ael 8raaten. 9elb fage
bisie bierpe Manb, ber treber / Spib<
ien / & for ben eble Gag.
Beiersborg, 22be Mai 1895.
Sipert Dllon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
MRS. BARNCM'S MARRIAGE.

SHE WILL LIVE IN GREECE. WHERE HER HUs-
BAND OWNS LARGE ESTATES.
The marriage of Mrs. Nancy Barnum, widow OF
Phineas Taylor Barnum. the great Snowman, TO
Domitri Callias Bey a Greek in the service OF the
Turkish Government caused great deal of com
ment yesterday Mrs. Barnum completely sur
prised her friends by this marriage She has not
been in society since her husbands death, and
rarely went out. 1t was rumored some time ago
that she was about TO marry Eng.ishman but
Mrs Barnum looked in another direction for hus-
band. The bride and bridegroom are at the Plaza
Hotel but they expect sail for Europe to-rnor-
row They will visit Paris and then go 10 Greece,
where they will make their home on the estates OF
the bridegroom.
Demltri Callias Bey Is about forty-seven years OF
age. He is owner OF large estates and olive oil
entrance to the Dardanees. He is a fne-lookng
man and is inclined to be stout. He has been dec
Grated by the Sultan with the cross Of the Order OF
Osmanie Mrs Caias Is forty-six years OF age.
She was many years the junior OF her first hus-
band. Ii Is said that she has an annuity OF siOWo
a year and owns valuable real estate, which was
left her by Mr.. Barnum.
II was while taking a trip through Egypt ana
Palestine that Mrs Barnurn first met Mr.. Callias.
She was afierward entertained by him at MS
estates on the island Of Mity,ene. mutual anec-
ton sprung up and they became engaged. the
marriage have taken pace year ago, but
something occurred TO cause "A postponement Mrs
Barnum some time ago made overtures looking
toward the disposal Of her Bridgeport property II
ests In this country and make her home perma-
nently In Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
NOTES FROM LONG ISLAND.

THE BODY OF NINA GORDON UNCLAIMED-A Pc
CULIAR ACCIDENT ON YACHT.
The body OF Nina Gordon. former member Of
the Wilbur Opera Company. who was drowned at
North Beach on Wednesday afternoon IL at Hal
let's Morgue in Astoria, unclaimed, and VIII be
buried in Potter's Field II Of the woman's
former friends and associates do not claim 1t to-day.
Michael J. Sullivan the 'longshoreman. Of No. 2l7
Eage-st., Greenpoint. who was In the rowboat with
Newtown lookup yesterday pending the Coroner's
investigation of the matter. The dead woman was
OF light complexion and good figure. Among her
papers was a newspaper clipping In which she
mentioned as a correspondent in the divorce suit of
Mrs. Emma Pincus against her husband. Leopold
Pincus a leading memeber OF the Wilbur Opera
Company. The testimony of Frank Griffith. New
York tailor, showed that Nina Gordon and Pincus
lived in hotel in New-Haven Conn. as man and
wife. Judge McAdam granted the decree.
Selden Reeves OF Morches for several years has
been partially demented and deaf. He broke OF
his legs and wrist by jumping from a second-story
fortunate one for him. however II restored his
mental faculties, and he also hear better
than he did before. Local physicians at a loss
to account for the change.
Willie T. Howell, the nne-year-o.d son OF Thomas
A. Howell, a wealthy New Yorker who has a sum-
mer cottage East Marvin. badly injured on
Wednesday board his fathers steam yacht. the
Magnet Mr. Howell and MS family were on their
their racing catboat Rather. whose painter was
secured 10 a chock. 1t broke loose with sudden
snar and struck the boy blow the side OF the
face. cutting large cash. The yacht was imme-
attended the little sufferer Ten stitches were neces-
sary to close the wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Barney Epstein, who assaulted Aaron Leio neip-
less paralytic on Wednesday night breaking TWO
ribs was arragned before Justice Donoghue at the
Court Of Special Sessions yesterday. and held.
Yonkers Council order OF American Mechanics
or,oved O. moonlight sail up the Hudson on Wednes-
dav night under the direction Of John Billings,
Henry Wiisea and c. J. Brewer.
successful test OF the Gamewel auxiisry M h,
the Fire Commissioners At the National sugar re,
finery An alarm transmitted 10 the nle pei
from the meter house through one OK the auxiiary
boxes. ,.s -. crrdavachool
~, tho Nenperhan Avenue Baptist Church had
watermelon social yesterday afternoon Tapies were
set under the trees on the lawn south Oh ''e
church. , . .., ,,,, from, Mount
Vernon Yesterday the members OF the Catnonc AS
ISOLATION OF Our Lady of Victory. who TOOK parses
for Forest View Park, opposite Hastings .,.
Deputy kuss WI sen al puS" Cloak and
Smit Company. in Warburton-ave. near Dock-st.'
WIZ necmIar case has come up In the courts In
yonkers' On Tuesday John Howard. who formerly
New York from injuries received from failing rom
a building where he employed as iaDorer.
The body was claimed by Mrs Marsh, cousin VINO
lives In Lakeave. and she sent an undertaker "
ers Howard's wife. who had been separated from
him several weeks. claimed the body On ADVICE
OF her attorney. she went to the home OF M ~.
Marsh with an undertaken and took the body 70 me
home OF Towards sister. Mrs. Mack. at NO. ~
Orchard-st. Mrs Marsh has made demand on ,re
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for HOW
ards life insurance, and this has added another
complication to the case. The matter was pr9us "a
iourned TIL Tuesday next. The wife still has the
bOdy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
NEW-JERSEF.
NEWARK.

The returns made by the police or the scnooi
census show that the enumeration oy the "'a'e
which was recently taken was correct
Genera, Plume commanding the Division National
Guard and Colonel Campbell, OF the LIST Regiment
appeared before the Finance Committee or the
Board OF Works yesterday and made the reques,
Armory building when 1t shall be sold. be added
TO the State appropriation for new armory IN
Newark which, II is estimated Will cost ABOUT
s275 900 Commissioner Stainsby remarked that II
had been contemplated TO use the proceeds toward
erecting a new City Hall. The request was hed
In allegiance.
The deaths Of two veterans at the Soldiers Home
we're announced Yesterday The men were Herman
Otto ffty-seven years old, of Company F go
New-Jersey Infantry, and Richard . Brien' OF COM
pany X Sth New-Jersey Infantry.
CONTRACT for steel cells for the extension to me
Dorm Iron Works, Cleveland Ohio at sS2p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

jefferson NJ Levy has compiled digest OF the
election laws applicable to Brooklyn.
Colonel Harry W. Michel has informed William
Rerri of the Committee of Arrangements for the
Maryland Monument unwilling on August q. that
the Nth Regiment is at his disposal as an escort
or for any other functions.
Relative to a conference between the knights OF
Labor leaders and President Rosster OF the Brook
Ign Heights Railroad looking to the unemployment
OF the old men, Mr.. Rossiter said yesterday: we
will not discharge any men to make room FOR these
old men, but as men resign. or are discharged for
various reasons, or new places made or vacan-
cies occur, we will give employment to those men
who were formerly in the service Of the company"
The divorce suit brought by DR.. Belle J. Macdon-
aid against Dr. Henry j. Macdonald. of Jamaica.
Long Island. came up before Judge Gaynor in
the Supreme Court yesterday. Owing 10 a mis-
understanding relative to a decision rendered by
Judge Bartlett In a previous trial OF the case Judge
Gaynor said he would adjourn the matter until
Judge Bartletts return.
A petition is In circulation asking for the pardon
OF James Flaherty. OF Brooklyn, now serving
life sentence for the alleged murder or his Wife In
November 1882 he was convicted OF murder In the
second degree. He has been good prisoner at
Auburn and made considerable money at wood cary
ing Judge Moore, who sentenced him, will be one
OF the sgners.
Mrs Sarah jerks wife of a New-York news
paper man. living at No. $40 Sixth-ave., was killed
on Wednesday afternoon by falling from the second
story rear window TO the yard below, a distance OF
twenty-five feet. She was hanging out clothes and
lost her balance while pulling the line. She was
forty years old and to Brooklyn with Mr..
jerks four months ago from Pttsburg. She was
well known In Detroit as choir singer. She leaves
three children the eldest fourteen years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
CHANGES IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
SEVERAL OFFICES ABoILsHED-A SAVING IN
SALARIES EFFECTED.

SEVERAL OFFICES ABoLIsHED-A SAVING IN
SALARIES EFFECTED.
At their meeting yesterday the Fire Commission
abolished the positions OF assistant secretary,
previously held by John r. Shields at q salary OF
$50. and the clerkship held by Frank H. McLewee
salary $500 They directed the duties OF these posi-
lions to he performed by a record clerk, Dominique
T. Derdina. salary $3.50. and index clerk Louis
A. Waikebach. salary $500 thus effectng a saving
Of 81 900.
Chief ~ battalion Joseph Shea who has been de-
tailed at the training stables at a salary OF $500
ordered back duty. The position OF foreman
OF laborers held by John Rogges abolished and
Fred Meyer. jr.. appointed foreman Of stables
at Il salary OF 500. while Whitfield Van Colt a
Of ex-Pcstmaster Cornelius Van Colt. appointed
deputy foreman OF stables at a salary of 81 600.
4 clerk. stephen j. Meagher, Of the Bureau OF
Fire Alarm Telegraph ana Electrical Appliances.
was dismissed the position having be n abolished
and IT'S duties consolidated with tina: oi Chief In
specor Of Electrical Appliances Charles II. Davis
was appointed chief inspector at salary OF 81. 100
The old SALARY 5000.
There appointed TO MI vacancies as assistant
telegraph operators. Winfield II. Snyder and Daniel
e. Donohuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
IT WAS ALL A "FAHE."
THE LATEST BROOKLYN ROBBERY COOKED
UP TO GET MONEY.
ONE MAN ALLOWS HIMSELF TO BE GAGGED AND
BEATEN WITH FISTS AND AN 1cEPCK BY
HIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE GAY DECEIvERS.

THE GAY DECEIvERS.
Herbert Mcconnell the drug clerk found chloro-
formed bound and gagged. with his eyes blackenei
nose cut and other bruises, in Wndoph's drug
store Flatbush-ave and Safest Brooklyn. is self
confessed fakir. The Brooklyn police succeeded in
getting full confession from him yesterday, and
his story fully corroborated by an accomplish
stands unparalleled in police records in Brooklyn
Mcconnell and his partner in the 'job,' Charles
Ernest Southwood. under arrest with term
in State Prison staring them in the face.
Mcconnell it may be remembered told a plausi-
BILE story about two men entering the store on
Wednesday morning at o'clock, and. after assault
ing him and leaving him bound. gagged and
chloroformed making their escape with slol Of Mr.
Windolphs money. His backened eye and cut face
tended to confirm his story. The police began to
investigate and the they investigated the
more they doubted Inspectors Mackellar and MUIR
phy Captain Campbell Detective-Sergeants Rorke,
Kelly and Rail took Mcconnell to Headquarters
late on wednesday night. and picked his story to
pieces bit by bit. Finally Rail said Mcdonnell
you've been lying about this case. and we're going
TO catch you at it. You'd better tell us all about
IT," Then Mcconnell broke down. and told every
thing.
Mcconnell came from Toronto few months ago
in company with Southwood. They gambled at poker
PLAYED the races and lost all their money. Their
debts pressed so heavily upon them that they
couldn't raise money to pay their room rent at No
ia Iivingston-st Mcconnell finally went to sleep
ing in the back of the drugstore. on Tuesday
night Mcconnell and Southwood discussed their
hard luck" and finally hit upon the scheme of rob
bling Mr.. Windolph.
At o'clock on wednesday morning southwood
hound and gagged Mcconnell. who then stood up
ana let Southwooi strike him In the eyes ana on
the nose and mouth. Not content with TINS, Neon
nell hal Southwood pummcl his head with the ice
pick which. he said. he had thrown at one OF me
robbers, and then the icepck was thrown vorenI,y
againsf a shelf to leave a cOrrobOrative mark.
southwood did the binding. gasgng and chioro-
forming. ,
Southwood was trapped early yesterday morning
by means of a decoy telegram. and after whiie
also made a fun confession. The police found So
of Windolphs money I'm Southwoods possession. and
Yesterday the young men pleaded guilty to charges
Of larceny and conspiracy, In Justice Tighes court
ana were held for the Grand Jury Mcconnell
father is a prominent citizen OF Toronto South
wood says he is orphan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
STILL SEARCHING FOR DR.. BRADFORD
4 POSSIBILITY OF MORE ARRESTS IN THE BROCK
WAY OINTERFEITING CASE.

4 POSSIBILITY OF MORE ARRESTS IN THE Bho'h-
WAY COUNTERFEIT1NG CASE.
DR. O. T. Bradford who escaped from Secret
Service agents last Sunday while under arrest at
his home. No. 5i4 Third-ave.. is still at large.
Secret Service Agent Baggs yesterday said there
were no new developments in the counterfeiting
case in which DR. Bradford, william r. Brockway.
Mrs Iibbie Smith. Sidney Smith and others are
implicated. Secret Service agents still hunting
for DR.. Bradford. who is supposed to be in hiding
in this city.
The agents are armed with search warrants Is
sued by United States Commissioner Shields. and II
is said that two names are likely to be added
TO the list of prisoners in the case against Brock
way and his confederates. one Of the persons said
to he wanted r. Dr. Bradford's housekeeper
Il Is rumOre that the case will assume different
complexion at the next hearing before United states
Commissioner ROmaine in Jersey city, and that in
the arrest Of Mrs. Smith chief Iazen made II mis-
take and that she VIII have to be- discharged.
Ex-Chicf Drummond Is not pleased with the glory
Chief Hazen has taken TO himself In the case. and
claims that Hazen only followed the tmil found by
his predecessor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A CHURCH TO CHANGE ITS NAME.

Judge Gaynor. Of the Supreme Court. yesterday
granted permission to the rector. church warden
and vestrymen OF the Church Of the Ref
ormation, at Gates and Franklin ayes,
Brooklyn. to change Its corporate name to
that OF the Church Of the incarnation
The Rev. Dr. John G.. Bacchus Is the rector
and In his affidavit petitionng for the change he
says that his church belongs to the Protestant
Episcopal body, and that the desire for the change
is based upon the fact that since the incorpora-
ton OF the Church of the Reformation "a religious
sect has sprung up and formed themselves mainly
Of seceders and schismatics from said Protestant
Episcopal Church: that the present name or your
pet toners leads the public mind to identify your
petitioners Nth the said sect OF schismatics. ana
inns obscuring the fact that 1t Is a Protestant
Episcopal Church. much to the injury, chagrin and
Indignation OF your petitioners, the rector ana the
church."