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WHO STABBED O'BRIEN?
He Says an Unknown Man--POlice
Think II Was an Old Enemy.

James O'Br'en. th!rty-two years old,
of l04 Bayard street, is dying at Gou-
verneur Hospital from the effects of a
stab wound received last night by an
unknown man.
O'Brien says he was standing alone
at White and Walker streets, about II. 80
o'clock. when an Italian came up and.
without a word of warning, stabbed him
In the leg, then plunged the knife into
his abdomen and ran away.
Policeman O'Connell and another off,
Ger questioned the people in the neigh
borhood. They said a man with a knife
in his hand had entered the building.
They entered and searched the place.
A woman on the third floor refused to
open the door and they burst il In.
She told them that a strange man, with
Il knife in his hand. had been there a
short time before and begged her TO
let him in as there was n crowd fo.-
lowing him. She was afraid and locked
the door. She heard the man go down
stairs again.
The police do not believe thats the
stabbing was done by an Italian. They
think 1t is the work of some old enemy.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
She IS NOT CAN1ON's WIFE.
The Brokers Injunction Against
Mrs. Forster Sustained.
Sued Him for Big Damages Despite
Tier Promise Not To.

Salvatore Cantoni, n member OF the
Stock Exchange, with offices at -. u
and ~ Wall street. scored victory in
a decision rendered by the General Term
OF the Superior Court to-day. 1t affirmed
an order granting "A permanent injunc-
ton restraining Elsa Forster from suing
or prosecuting him In violation of an
agreement which she and CaNtoni made
May u. 1882.
Miss Forster. 1t Is alleged, had falsely
charged Cantoni with being the father
of certain Children;' tnat he had prom
Used to marry her and to make pro-
vision for her in the event OF his death.
To avoid scandal and purchase peace.
Hantoni made settlement with Miss
Forster whereby she agreed for a Nalu-
able consideration IL r".cas" him from
all Gains and not to sue him or prose
cute him in any way.
Nine days after this agreement was
entered into. ii is alleged. Miss Forster
brought suit against tantuni. in the
supreme Court, to recover $1'o,on dam
ages. Hanioni ,n,fain nurchasri his
an agreement OF the same general char
acter as the first settlement made 10y
them
Miss Forster let Cantoni alone for
brought another suit in the Superior
Court to recover sl7oop damages.
To this second suit cantoni interposet
a general denial. He began an actor
on his own account In the Equity Tern
| of the superior Court, in which h,
asked that Miss Forster be compelled t.
| carry out her agreement not to SUE
nor prosecute him. and also that h
| be granted an injunction restraining
| the prosecution of the damage suit pend
| ing the trial of the equity case. The In
| junction was granted, and Miss Forste
| appeal led.
| Justice Freedman, who wrote the opin
| ion OF the Court. finds that Cantoni ha
| shown that he has reasonable cause T.
| believe that his suit can be maintained
| and Is therefore entitled to the injunc
| ton. and also that In the agreemen
entitled to Independent equitable relief.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
LOESER & co. ROBBED.
IioN Continuing 5000 Taken from u
SnlcsMnmnn

Police Supt. Mckelvey. Of Brooklyn.
to-day sent out a general alarm for a
clever thief who has robbed INcsor n
90. the Fulton street dry goods firm. Of
500
1t is the cashiers custom every day to
place money in a small iron box and to
sen! II into the next building.
a s1lesWUman wa, carry NJ the box asst
saturday night through a dark passage
to the annex.
A man whose description she cannot
give. overlook her and gave her another
box, saying that IN" cashier desired to
again count the money in the box which
she had She Was to carry the box he
gave her instead
The exchange was made and soon at
forwards the girl found that the box
which mad been gwen to her contained
on.y stones.
The alarm was given ami thorough
search made tor the thief, but he es-
Cape!. detectives think he must have
been an eN-rmployee.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
NO DIVORCE FOR WUNSCH.
Testimony of n Mutual Friend and
Another Not Sufficient

George Wunsch. who was married in
Brooklyn year ago. asked Justice
Lawrence. in the Supreme Court to-day.
for an absolute divorce from his wife,
Josephine.
Gilbert Giseela. who claimed to be a
friend OF both parties to the suit, ad-
mitted on the witness stand that he had
sustained improper relations with Mrs.
Wunsch. Frank Mangetta corroborated
Gisellas story. Counsel for WunSCh
nit the papers.
Il won't give you a decree on such
evidence" said Justice Lawrence.
These fellows swear alike. but who
corroboraieS them?
There seems to be an idea that a
judgment for divorce is of as little i'm
portance as "A judgment on a prom ssory
note. You may as wei know thai YOU
can get no decree here unless your evi-
dence is good and strong"
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shape Of cross. The foor and the
bedclothnH In two of the rooms were
sa turated with blood.
Later In the day Coroner O'Meaghcr
arrived and gave a permit for the re-
moval of the bodies to the undertaker's.
The body of the murderer had FIRST
been taken to the Morgue. The Coroner
said there was no doubt whatever tina;
Herbert was insane.
The least little care taken" he said.
would have prevented the tragedy. He
should have been committed n month
ago"
The finding of Herberts body so soon
after 1t had fallen into the water was
in itself something unusual 1t was
flood tide at the time, and was carried
down over twenty blocks. tossed about
| from wave to wave.
At One Hundred and Third street It
struck one of the many currents be
tween the shore and Blackwelrs Island
and was being slowly drawn back again
towards the scene of the crime, although
the tide was running in the opposite di-
rection.
Another brother of Herbert, named
Charles, also lives in this city, and he
has two sisters married here. one of
them to the man of whom he was jeal-
Gus and who is the father of ten chill
dren.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
HIS SANITY QUESTIONED,
Commission to Look Into the Men
tai Condition of John u. lSclin.

a commission was appointed Saturday
by Judge barnard at puughkeepsie to
ascertain if John II. Isclin, Of Eagles
Nest, Garrison son the / uds on, is mem
tally capable to manage his affairs.
the Application was made by Mr.. Sc
ms brother and sister.
John III. lselin is about nifty years old.
He IL nephew Of Adrian H. Iselin,
n" banker. He married Miss Mary
i'h!llipse Gouv.rneur twenty-five years
ago, and has four chilli
About fve years ago he began to drink
heavily, and Two years later went WIKI
Ills family on a long European "Trip,
from which he returned apparently
cared. tie grew worse later aud began
to spend money .sNtrHVagintly. 1t is
said his TrOIigality caused IA sale of
much of the lseln property along the
II highlands.
III 1891 Mrs Iselin and her children
cam" to New oNrk to live, while the
husband went to the Clarendon Hotel,
"hcle he was placed unier regular
medical treatment. He persuaded his
nurse to join him in drinking and be-
came worse. 1t was about this time Gis
mind began, ii is alleged, to weaken.
He drew checks on banks where he
had no account. and made ridiculous
contracts
His brother and sister deemed It wise
20 place some restrain on his actions,
ana the commission was applied for.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
WHEN HETTY GREEN DIES.
Three Of Her millions WIN Go to n
Farmer aud n Waterman.

SAN fRANt1S CO, May Capt. John
Rowland. night Waterman on one of
the wharNes. ahi his brother lothian
Rowland. farmer OF Napa. will each
inherit large share OF S.OoN.No held In
trust for them 10y Mrs. Hetty Green
during her ne time.
Mrs. Green's father was Edmund Mott
Robinson. Tho Howlanis were nephews
or kohinson's wife. Robinson, NOR,
commonly known rs "Rlackhawk" Rob
II son. was a wealthy dca.er in ships
stores, Of New Bedford. Mass. He made
"A large fortune Of over slO1N.pO
lie left s7.Np 0odabsolutely to his daugh
ter. Hetty Green. ami sG.oO.ooo was left
to her for life and after her death to tn,
Howland heirs.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
HONORING MRS. LIVERMCRE,
Many school Children Celebrate
We. GOldcn WeGdinr

MELROSE, Mass. May. Ga beautiful
day ushereI in the fiftieth anniversary
of the marriage OF Mrs. Mary \. Liver
more, the weIl-known temperance aivo-
cate ana woman suffrag st. to-day.
"Our fifty years of married lie have
been as bright as Gods sunlight IS to-
day." was Mrs Livermore's words to a
reporter this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel i. Livermore are observing the
occasion by an informal reception at
their residence.
A large number of flowers have been
received, and the rooms of the LIVER
more residence are fairly banked with
them. Fnc school children of the entire
town visited Mrs. Lvermore this noon,
bringing cut flowers ana other s.itS.
Mrs. Livermore addressed them for If
teen minutes
The evening world., 1895-05-06
MANN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
His Counsel Wants Grand Jury Miu-
utes in the HanniHnn Case.

Solomon II. Mann, who was indicted
early in April for performing a criminal
operation upon Loretta Hann!gan, Of io'
West Fifty-hfth street, on March u,
WAS called to plead before Recorder
Goff this morning.
Lawyer William +. Howe appeared
with Mann and made a mOtlOn to re al-
Lived to inspect the minutes of IL"
Grand jury in ConnectaOn with the
case.
Mr.. Howe sail he could not under
stand how Mann should be Indicted and
Or. Henry Il. Pettirgill allowed TO 90
free.
Assistant District-Attorney Weeks OPP
posed MIR Huwe's motion. and Recorder
Con told Mdun'S lawyer tAat he should
prepare an affidavit and submit II u
whether the II nutcS coull be inspected
Mann pleaded not guilty.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Funeral services were held tbs morning over
the late Percy Ri,infton Pyne ami his grandson.
Percy RNnEthn rync Russell. at the residence
u Archibald II. Russell. % East Thirty-siSth
street. Rev nr. Henry H. sat'crlee. rector ot
Calvary Church. othratei. Mr. Pyne died at
Rome. Italy. ct heart failure Feb. II. and
his grandson d.cd at tho same place Of pneu-
mnnia Feb. s. Mr.. ryne was seventy 1--WE
years old. lie married daughter OF the late
Moses Taylor. lnterment was in Grsenw ooi
The evening world., 1895-05-06
WAS M'CABE MURDERED?
Coroner Roebcr Fears This Charge
ut the Inuuest To-NOrruw.

Coroner Hoeber will hold an inquest
tomorrow into the death OF ex-Assist-
ant Battalion Chief John McCabe. VINO
died from a pistol shot wound.
The Coroner believes sensational testi-
mony will be given, and that charges of
murder in order to keep MCCahe from
the witness-Chair in the investigation of
the Fire Department bribery charges
WILDE made.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

-Four hunirei Perth Am5.y ~. - men
searched tue .raunl about their village Al
yesterday for tae BODY Of Joan stumps wAp
Vas believed to have been drowned IN the Rar.-
tan RIVER on wednesday, ch!ryoyant 'o.d
the villagers S;umpss body was lying under a
weight. Instead Of dragging the river the
are still! searching FOX lac drowned man On dry
and
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Georg. Moorheai, th!rty-two years old, no
home. lounger about tae new covered dork al
the foot Of Jackson street. found there SUNDAY
nj xht by his friend CHRISTOPHER Mcdonald, tAirty
yeaI old, d 66i Wste. street. hporheid had
beeh drinking anu went to the dock ~ sleep on
his dehauch. Mcdonald II o'clock weat u
arouse Moorhesd. Pstrolman Meushen was cal! ed
He examined Moorheid and found ne Was dead
Mcdonald was arrested on suspicion The bod,
vas removed to the Morgue this morning
The evening world., 1895-05-06
Killed in an Attempted Arrest.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. May s.-James Taylor
Dave Echo!s and Ia Dohannon were killed as
the result OF attempt OF the latter to arrest
the former Durant Bohannon was read.n g
the warrant TO Taylor when the latter drew his
pistol and began firing, hos struck ny
4 flying ball ami killei Bl1lnn7n returned Tay-
lors Are, bu; Taylor emptied the contents of a
sN-shpoter the last shot Killing BphannJn.
T.ylor Gedei any one 70 take him, ami wake
300 yards when be fell d.Al.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Justice Lawrence. in Supreme Court. to-day
adJudged James Foye In contempt Tor failure To
pay Mrs. flore1 Foye aimony, directed
In decree IA June, 1891. Mrs FIye threatened
to shoot Justice Patterson pending a decision In
her suit She also denounced rN-Eer order Symth
while he was aot!ag As referee. Mrs FOye says
sh. has received no allmnny since June. 1884
The evening world., 1895-05-06

namesake Of Du Maurers svengaH a ma
tive OF Austrian Italy th!rty-e!ght years old. and
comDatrat named Toly Lagaro. were led to
the bar Of the Gates Avenue Police Court, Brook
Ign. this morning Their faces were ba lily
cut they could not the path TO the desk Tiny
fought over a girl whose name was not Tr.lhy
B.-h men severely cut about the neck. g..
and scalp by sti!eitDs Their wounds were
dressed by ambulance surg con. This mora nE
they were RENAMED to iai. in default u $500
l.uL
The evening world., 1895-05-06
Murderer Ridiled with Shot.

STEVENSON. Ala, May G-James swatts. a
passenger eng neer the Nashville Chattanooga
and 81. Louie Railway, was fatally shot by Aniy
Hames a resident Of the town. Ilames pur-
sued by a posse Of citizens a1i resisting ar
rest was ridilei with shot and cannot live. TEe
double tragedy was the outcome pf a dispute over
possession OF lot 0wnri originally tv H4mes
but wh!ch was .ate.y sod Tor taxes and bau."t
in by SNAtts.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
High Fence 10 Shut out wife No. ..

Tho former wife OF Frederick G. Faitoute a
Woodside. n J. merchant, has caused some com
ment IN the neshhorhooi. by building high
fence between her grounds and those occupied by
Mr. Faityura and mis- second wife Mr. Ftt4u,a
M. secured a divorce from her husband several
years ago The husband married another woman
and moved into the house next 20 his FIRST wife
Wife No did not relish the idea Of seeing
her successor every day. and had the tight
board fence built.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

James Lane, torty-hye years old. OF Is Oliver
street. Was held BY Justice NJ Mihln in the
T,mHs Cur ms morning GA complaint Of charles
Mueller. WAO runs a shooting gallery IN Newark.
y j. Mueller sad Lane t0lk Inn to a house
robbed HIM Of watch AMI cham. lrhae!
D,1ery Of II Oliver street, Has also arrested and
Ap.i- lie had The lrlper.y.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
Who knew These WOmrnf

Tie Brooklyn police re'c we'd letter THIS
morning asking for information concerning saraa
Johnson and Florence u. Jahns1a u. who tor
merly resided In St Augustine, Fla.
Mrs WISsLow' SOOTHING SYRUPior children
Ley,hing cures wind cole, darTh0sa. sc. 25c. -
The evening world., 1895-05-06
Strange, but True

The child that cannot
digest milk can digest
Cod liver Oil as it is pre-
pared in SCOTS Emul-
sion. Careful scientific
tests have proven it to be
more easily digcsted than
milk, butter, or any other
fat. That is the reason
why puny, sickly chill
dren, and thin, emaCiated
and anDmic persons grow
tleshy sorapidly on Scott S
Emulsion of Cod liver
Oil and Hypophosphites
when their ordinary food
does not nOuriSh them.
DoEt be persuaded 10 accept a subsdtuh!
Scot, 4 BOVINE. ny. AiDruSgsts. SOC. and 81.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
What Is Home Without . Mother:

Alongside this were several strips OF
pam nailed against the wall In the
The evening world., 1895-05-06

The head was almost severed from the
sers and undercothine. The initials u.
H." We're tattooed on the arm. Later,
the Identification was made positive
The story of Herherts whole life and
the murder itsef was told In the room
where the crime was committed.
l. was told by the daughter, Irene,
who does not seem u realize what II al
works At stay-lacing In a corset factory
on Worth street ana Broa iway. Right
over the girls head. while she talked.
motto:
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-20
ADRIFT ON A WRECK.
Perilous Experience Of the Crew Of an
American SlOop.

United States Consul German,
at Matomoras, Mexico, sent to the
State Department a story Of ship
wreck and peril encountered by
some Americans on May rs off The
Rio Grande. The American sloop
Buffalo Bill, of Port Lavacca, Tex
as, attempted to cross the swift
current ut the mouth of the Rio
Grade, off Bagdad, Mexico. The
boat capsized. and Went to pieces,
The crew, consisting Of the owner,
c. Jones, W. J. Atchison and Jose
Duarte chung to the wreck and
were swept ten miles out to sea.
Capt. Flynn, Of the Brazos Life
Saving Station, nine miles to the
north went to the relief Of the
sloop, but could find 10 trace of
the wreck, darkness having inter-
vened, though he pursued the
search until midnight.
The returning tide drove the
wreck with the men cllnging to it
ten hours to the shore of Padre Is
land, nearly twenty miles north of
the river. All the men were saved.
The Mexican custom authorities at
Mutamoras Immediately notified
Consul German of the accident,
their guards having reported the
same twenty miles distant, but up
on inquiry he found that the men
were safe at Point Isabel, on the
American side and did not need
relief.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-20
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Meeting at Campton Harmonious
Assembly.
CAMPTON, June II. 1898.

CAMPToN, June II, 1898.
Pursuant to the call Of the
eXpcutiv" committee of the Demo-
cratic party, issued by the chair
man thereof, the precinct delegates
Of Wolfe county met at Campton
this dav ut , O'clock =. NJ. County
Chairman H. F. Pieratt called the
convention t. order and having
announced the object Of the con-
yrution, asked that a permanent
chairman be elected: Wher"upon
J. NJ. Tester put in nomination
J. NJ. Swango. There being no
further nominations for chairman,
said Swangu was elected by unani-
nous vote. J. H. Swango moved
that W. O. Mizo be made secretary,
which was carried.
\. F. Byrd offered the following
resolutions:
/. Resolved. That relying upon
his integrity, fitness and capabiIity
of Judge G. b. Swango, the present
register of the land office. and q
man deserving the recognized
theory Of an Endorsement; we
hereby instruct the delegates from
this county to the state convention,
which meets at Louisville, KY, on
June %, 1895, to cast their votes
for said G. B. Swango and use all
honorable means to secure his
nomination for said office. Said
delegates are hereby instructed to
vote as a unit, governed by a ma
jority present, on all questions
arising in said convention,
=. That the chairman of this
convention is instructed to appoint
the delegates from this county to
said convention.
Which resolutions were unani-
mously adopted, whereupon the
chair appointed the following list
of delegates: 4. F. Byrd, J. B.
Hollop, &C. Hanks, Jos. G. Ly-
kins, Jonas Vansant, A. T. Combs,
D. $, Godsey, HuF, ,Pieratt, J. 4.
Taplbee, W. r, swango, j. A. Il.
swango, W. o. Miae and Spencer
Cooper @*> " T"I @fsE~ -,
~ On motion Of j. 0.aI.ykins,j the
convention then adjourned "a M
! .,.e .~#@" j. II sWANGo, Chm ,.
4 III. o. MIza Sec y. .......
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-20
Letter From Kansas.
SYLVAN Rsol,,vF,, .K.N..,.5 tn, I'm,

SYLVAN, GRovE, KAN, June 10.
j Mr.spFennc c,' Cooper, Dear SIR
nnnowing the fact that THE HAZEL
uREEN HERALD is one of the. best
papers "a Eastern Kentucky, and
Ina, .nst = has such.awonderful circu-
s".ion among eomanyof my old
trends | concluded that 81. you
' you'd give me space insome dark
S0fner OF the good ola Herald /
'Vu sny q fex cords About Con-.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-20
SHOOTING In Norman.

On Saturday last on the Lick
branch of Elk Fork, Jesse Blair
and one Dyar engaged in an alter
cation in which Blair was shot
once through the left arm, once
through the collar bone, the ball
ranging down through his lungs,
and dice just across the side of
the neck, Dyar had been paying
attention to one of Blair's sisters,
and hearing that the latter did
not like it Dyar armed himself
and opened fire on Blair with the
above result, The attending ply
sician thinks there is no hope for
Blair, audit is said that Jim Blair,
brother Of the wounded man, has
threatened TO kin Dyar, who 81
now ii The Jail at West Liberty.
The wounded manis also d brother
of Tom Blair, who Vas 50 brutality
shangedat Mt Sterling in January,
and moro trouble IS looked for
over the present difficulty.
.+# Ct 81 #rf p H.
John w Craven and family left
Monday for Montgomery county,
where they Will visit relatives and
friends for d Fortnight or morv,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-20
FL GREEN WOLFE COUNTY, KENTreK 1895 III 49, N1An

Their b, i. b 4, 4 / from loor Is d0oF.
He noticed, to6s chat This lame
dpcklYas an expert, ana sawthim
prepato. and read a lsetlof tesolu.
tions memorializing congress and
asking for alhearmg az the caPiml.
Who could it be?1 He could not
think for q long timey ut>fnally
became convinced that it was our
own Hon. WrO.rMize,Dw Who also
appeared to be chef III the cuffna-
ry department, as some one Called
him "chef'y" for short.
The delegates then resolved them
selves into committee of the
whole, discussed the doctrines Of
Democracy, damned the free silver
craze and docamped for tho con-
vention at Campton. TO their
credit, however, it should be said
that before breaking camp they
decided to have the convention in
struct delegates for G. B. Swango
for register of the land office, and
on all other Questiunc vote as u
unit.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-20
MORGAN AND WOLFE.
wsettno of the Legislative District DEM
"a .ocratic Committee.

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