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The evening world., 1895-06-04
M'LAUGHLIN'S JURY ONE SHY.
This L. the Thirteenth Day Of the
second Trial.


The thirteenth day or the second trial
OF Inspector William w. Mclaughlin for
eNtortion opened promptly at 10 O'Clock
this morning in the Court of oyer and
Terminer before Justice Barrett.
There was one vacant chair In the fury
box and eleven men, seven of these
sworn jurors four OF them provisional
jurors.
The defense has mo peremptory chal-
lenges left. the prosecution has but two
left.
AT 4 o'clock this afternoon, after
many talesmen had been examined to
no purpose. Edmund r. IA. Gibson,
Treasurer OF the Illinois Central Rail
road, with an office at PA broadway,
and who lives a, 2ol West seventy
eighth street, passed IA successful exam
ination and took the twelfth seat in the
jury
Everybody in the courtroom gave a
sign TO think that the lury was com
pieie, but Justice Barrett dashed theii
The seventh Juror. Donald NJ Ken.
nelly, has very properly informed IN,
that he neglected In his examination tC
make certain statement which may ar
feet him as Juror In this case. Mr.
Kennedy will please take the stand"
Nr, Kennedy took the stand and stated
that he had been member Of the An
c!ent order of United Workmen for
seven years As McLaushlin is a mem
her OF the same order, Justice barrett
sad he would sustain the challenge
been ,reopened when the juror was re-
called for further eNamination
Acitiughl.n's lawyers took an excep-
ton TO This ruling Al Of the Jurors
and the search for the twelfth Juror was
resumed.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
TWO MEN CLAIM POLLY.
A Parrot which May lie n Case OF
Mistaken Identity.

Justice Steers. of the Flatbush Police
Court. Issued a summons this morning
for James Sullivan. janitor OF Public
School No. 8. at Vanderbilt avenue and
Sterling place. He must appear to-mor-
row and tell where he got a large red
and green parrot. which Is claimed by
william H. Beers, prominent real
estate operator. OF 25S Prospect place.
Mr.. Beers got the parrot eight years
ago while cruising along the coast OF
Mexico. He taught the pet to talk. The
parrot would go out to visit neghbors.
The bird frequently called upon Col.
John Y. Culver. a member of the Board
OF Education, who lives in the vicinity.
After a time members Of Col. Culver
family discovered polly" used bad Ian
guage and barred her from the house.
The parrot disappeared several months
ago. Last Sunday Mr.. Beers heard Pol
ly's voice in Sullivan's apartments. He
demanded possession, but Mr.. Sullivan
refused. The tanitor says he bought the
parrot over four months ago from a
sailor He thinks 1t a case of mistaken
IDENTITY.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
|ESSEx MARKET
| TO Be A SCHOOL.
Aldermen Reconsider the
Vote Which Kept Little
Ones in Ignorance.
THE POLITICIANS DEFEATED.
And Tho Evening World !"
Scores Another Win in the
Interests of Public Service.
POULTRY DEALERS MUST GO.
Tenth Ward Children Now Can
Have the Benefit Of
Education.
POULTRY DEALERS MUST GO

THE Evening world' scores another
victory for the people.
This time ii is the 1900 and more little
children Of the Tenth Ward who are the
beneficiaries.
Alderman Nicholas 4. Brown. the Tam.
many leader in the Board, hearkened tc
the warnings of The Evening World.
and in the meeting of the Board this
afternoon moved tor a reconsideration
Of the action of the Board last week In
rejecting the report OF its Committed
recommending that the Essex Market
building be condemned as market and
utilized for school purposes
The Enge boys and three or fouI
others having poultry stands in the
market were to be made to vacate and
the building be turned over to the
School Department to be fitted up forthc
temporary accommodation of the 300
children now wandering the streets of
the east side because there are no
school houses for them.
Alderman Brown weekend n little after
hs motion had been carried. and he
and Aldermen oakley, Clancy and other
Tammanyites tried hard to delay final
action by references to other commit
tees and the like.
But they were voted down each time,
and finally Alderman Goodman, wearied
OF such ptiful nonsense, called for the
previous question on the adoption Of the
report.
The Board Voted to give the Essex
Market to the children by 10 to II.
The Aldermen who stood for educa-
tion and progress as advocated by "The
Evening World were President Jero.o-
man, President Windolph anG
Messrs. Goetz. Goodman. Hackett. Hall
Eennetlck, Marshall, Muh, Noonan
Olcott, Parker, Randall, Robinson, Schil
Ing School. Ware. Wines and Wood
ward.
Much of the credit for the success o.
"The Evening Worlds" efforts in be
half OF the Tenth Ward children is du,
to the hearty cooperation of Chairman
Goetz, OF the Committee on Markets
and Alderman Noonan, who stood alon'
on the Tammany side for the schools
first, last and all the time.
Mayor Strong has said he will ap
prove the resolution Tine next step l.
for the School Trustees of the Tentl
Ward;, DIR; Haupt, Messrs, Reynolds
Carroll and Storrs, to apply to the Sink
ing Fund for the transfer Of the building
to the School Department.
When, the long vacation Is ended th'
children will have at least some schoo
accommodations.
The evening world., 1895-06-04

Of applicants by the Evening High School, and
who could not all the age requirement Of the
senior evening school. was deprived OF the
cnsnce OF getting an education. should be
pleased to hear that The Evening World bad
secured the junior evening school on East One
Hundred and Twenty -nfth street,
2ii East One Hundred and Fifteenth street
To the Editor:
a. i am proud to be a reader OF The Evening
World" n II Is always alive to the interests Of
the people The establishing OF an evening
school East one Hundred and twenty NTH
street Will add another to the already long LIST
OF good deed. accomplished by your journal.
L. HARRISON. 20 Manhattan street
Yesterday afternoon committee OF
citizens composed Of Messrs. Benjamin
Mennie and DIR. II. Jarecki. presented TO
the Evening School Committee Of the
Board Of Education a petition from the
residents Of Harlem.
There were present Of the latter Com
mittee Its Chairman. Henry A. Rogers.
John l.. n. Hunt. ex-Congressman Jo-
seph J. Little and j. w. Mack Mr..
Franklin, on behalf of the petitioners,
presented arguments In favor Of the
school
Scnool Commissioner Rogers answered
that he was not only In favor OF having
the proposed school organ'z 'zed at once,
but he would recommend also that more
schools of the same character should be
established throughout the city wher-
ever they were needed.
Commissioner Hunt TOOK an active part
citizens was dismissed with an assur-
ance that the School Commissioners
heartily agreed with 1t as to the urgent
need of the school,
The evening world., 1895-06-04
PARKHURST SAID GOOD-BY.
Com missioner WOodmnn Adds that
the Interview Was InpOrtunt.

Rev. DR.. Charles H. Parkhurst created
a sensation to-day by walking into the
Excise Board room and asking for Com
missioner Murray.
DR.. Parknurst told an Evening
World' reporter that he had merely
called to tell Mr.. Murray good-by before
going to Europe.
The news that the refurmer was in
the room quickly spread, and employees
from al over the Criminal Court Build
ing began fiocklng T. the place. Mr..
Murray was no. in, and Dr. firkhur 81
went into Commissioner Hdrburscr' =
room and bade hlm goo4-by,,. He then
went into Commissioner Woolman' :
room, and remained iifjy-six seconds. \
big crowd parted - let him through as
he came out They Were very anxious
10 now what was up
Mr. Woodman SAID later that Dr.
Parkhurst had called 10 tell hm good
by.
Didn't he call 70 see the other Com
NO" said Mr. WOolmau. lust 70
see me. We had a long talk IN very
important matterS-very important mat
tiers. of course II would nD' h- proper
for me TO say what WAS discussed. but
II was very important"
DIR. Parkhurst when asked what he
had discussed with Nr W apluar. sfli:
II simply said gyO1-Dy 1, nm"
The Doctor dIi not SEE kenDT T'rr o."
as the latter was engaged IN court, and
left the building after shaking han1-
with several men whom he ruet In the
corridors.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
THE JUNIOR SCHOOL TO COME.
II Looks ns II "The Evening WOrld''
Harlem Fight Is Won.

The Junior evening school on East
One Hundred and Twenty-hfth street.
that 1.-The Evening World" showed to
be a necessity. will shortly be a fact.
School Commissioner Henry A. Rogers,
Chairman OF the Evening School Com
mittee OF the Board of Education, says
not only should there be a Junior even
ing school on East one Hundred and
Twenty-fifth street. near Madison ave-
nle. but schools OF this nature should
where needed.
up to this time" he said. I'VE have
been busy forming evening high
schools Tor those VINO desire to pursue
the higher branches OF study. / have
no doubt that the Evening School Com
mittee will recommend to the Board of
EDUCATION that the trustees OF the
Twelfth Ward he allowed to organize
the school proposed"
school Commissioners Little and Mack
are members of the Committee to which
the matter will be referred. AT their
suggestion committee Of citizens, COM
posed OF Messrs, Richard Webber, Geo.
II. Burford, J. ID, Mennie, J. q. Miller.
B. +; saxton. +. +. Griffin. Or. h,
Chairman will present the signed pc
tltions of citizens to the Evening School
Committee.
superintendent of Schools John Jas
and immediate attention: 1t locks now
as II the Board of Education at Its
meeting next. Wednesday will vote
unanimously In favor of the school.
The following are some of the letters
received by "The Evening World"
To the Editor
Once again The Evening World comes tC
the front in showing mySh-neeied want We
have too many prisons and not enough schools
WHY, Sir. Editor can not have a girls
school also? ISABEL KEYES
i?s Fast one Hundred and Twenty fourth street
To the Editor:
was recently brought 10 my notice wher,
The evening world., 1895-06-04
UNDERGROUND STATIONS.
Parsons Tells the commissioners
Where He would Locate Them.

Parsons Tells the Commissioners
Where lie would Locate Them.
At 4 meeting OF the Board OF Rapid
Transit Commissioners this afternoon
Chief Engineer Parsons submitted "A
report suggesting that local stations on
the main or west side route be located
At South Ferry. Bowling Green, Wall
street, Liberty. Fulton, Warren. Worth,
Walker, Grand. Prince, Great Jones.
Clinton place. Eighteenth, street. Twen-
ty-seventh, Thirtieth, Thlrty-fourth.
Thirty-eighth, Forty-seventh. Fifty-third
Sixty-fifth. Seventy-ninth, Eighty sixth;
Ninetyfirst Ninety-sixth, one Hundred
and Third, One Hundred and Sixteenth
One Hundred and Twenty-second, one
Hundre and Thirty,ihiri, one hundred
and Fortieth. one Hundred ana F0rty-
seventh one Hundred and Flfty-lifth,
One undred and Sxty-seventh, one Hun,
dred and Seventy-sxth, one Hundred
and Eighty-frst. Express stations on
second, Seventy-second. one Hundred
and Tenth and Manhattan streets.
Fourth avenue line. local stations
Twsnyeshh ,sh TINY sxtyy
NTH, Seveny-sccond, Seventy-ninth.
Eigity-sixth, Ninety-seventh, one Hun
dred and Sixth, one Hundred and SIN
One Hundred and Thirty-fourth. one
Hundred and Thirty-eighth, express sta
ton at Forty ty-second street and at the
Brooklyn Bridge or the city Hall loop.
The report was ordered printed In
pamphlet form, when action will be
taken on II.
Commissioner Low offered a resolution
that the Chief Engineer be instructed to
prepare detailed plans and specifications
for the construction slnd operation OF n
rapid transit railroad, in accordance
with tho general plans adopted by the
Board. The resolution authorized the
Engineer to confer with prospective bid
ders, and also allows him 10 confer with
experts at the cost of the BCslrd
The evening world., 1895-06-04
As...smsn. liz. Of tn. presen. year 4,

Soece...1Ssss ss~s - ~-~
Alderman Olcott presented a petition OF
the Metropolitan Traction Company Tor
permission to construct a branch line In
One Hundred and Ninth street. between
Manhattan and Columbus avenues 10
run to the Columbus avenue and Man
haitian avenue routes. In order to provide
Q continuous route.
The petition was referred to the Com
mittee on Railways. A hearing on the
petition will be granted.
Alderman Olcott offered petition
from Good Government Club favorng
the granting OF the Kingsbridse fran
chise to the Metropolitan Traction Com
pany instead of the Third Avenue Com
pany. 1t was referred to the Commit
tee or Railways.
The Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth
Street Railway Company petition,d for
permission to extend Its line IN ouFh
several Of the uptown streets in order
to reach the Long Island and chris.
topher street ferries. The road has not
yet been operated.
Alderman O'Brien introduced a reso-
luton directing the authorities 10 com
pel the New York Amusement company,
which controls the Polo Grounds wher.
the Giants play ball, to provide toiIet
and waiting-rooms at that resort.
II move the resolution be referred 70
the Committee on Umpires,' SAID Al
derman Muh. 1t was sent to the COM
mittee on Police.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
BROOKLYN.
ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY.
How Brownsville Men Tried TO Ruin
Mans business.

nv" ~ =
Mans Business.
Mayer Silberman. Walking Delegate
Of the Children's Garment Workers
Union was held under 5000 bail in the
Gates Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn.
this morning on a charge Of conspiracy
and Andrew Verber. delegate from
Local Assembly LILO. Of District AS
sembly ~ of the X. Of L.. was held un-
der 1900 bail for grand larceny and ex-
tortion. II. Bernheldt and @. Herrowitz,
the Treasurer and Secretary OF the
union. were implicated.
Andrew Levy OF AS Watkins street,
Brownsville. Brooklyn. a manufacture
Ing tailor. Is the complainant Levy
had difficulty with one OF his workmen.
Tony Zendel, and caused his arrest for
the theft OF 800 worth OF unfinished
garments strike was declared In
Levy's factory. lie was told he might
continue business II he did not prose
cute Iendel. He executed bond for
{2O guaranteeing good faith. ana paid
f2o to Iendel. S. to Nerber and II to
Silberman.
Justice Hartman compelled Levy 10
appear to prosecute Zendel Verber and
Silberman were arrested In the court
room.
They were held to await the action
OF the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
JOSE MART IN HIDING.
II Is believed that He Is Preparing
10 slip 10 this Country.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. June <--Cuban
leaders, including Quesada and Ces-
pedes, Of New York. and Collazo. of
Tampa, are here gathering for a secret
conference to-,ay. The rumor !s that
they VIII confer ABOUT MART
The belief Is that ne Is at San DO
miugo, Monte Cristo, Hayu or some
other point. awaiting chance to slip
over TO the United Stat s. II is said
that the conference is TO devise a way
to land hnm In this country
Cul.lns feai TO say where Naru is, az
Spaniarls would send gunboat 10
watch the vicinity.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
EXILE GARLIC HERE.
Cuban lnsurGent S.mpathiser Ar
rives ON the PurumR.

Francisco Garlic, the Cuban exile, was
a passenger on the steamship Panama.
which arrived at Quarantine last night
from Havana. Garlic is forty-three
years old. of medium height. and wears
close-cut beard. He appeared In ex-
cell.nt health and spirits
He said tnal he was arrested Feb "a
last and placed in the Cabanas Prison,
at Havana, for suspected sympathy with
the Insurgents and not because he had
committed any act to warrant his ar
rest. He was well treated while in
70 take passage by the Panama for New
YORK.
He could not say at present whether
he would take any action against the
spanish authorities for his arrest
The evening world., 1895-06-04
FIVE MORE SAVED.
Wrecked from the COIima nnL
Picked Tn Nearly Dead

CITY OF MEXICO. June 4-Five more
passengers from the steamer Coliml
have been added TO the list OF the
eaNel
They are Jose Pequerros. Of Acapulco;
A. : Maria. J, J. Nonnins and two
others whose names have not as yet
been obtained. ani who are stopping
with eX-COnsul Mcclellan at ST. Vim
cent.
The nye were picked up nearly dead
by ono OF the rescIing crews on the
beach, and he three named are at
P--JlItA on ther way to COlima
The evening world., 1895-06-04
BREWER ABBOTT ARRESTED.
Accused Of ApprOpriating a Check
for $500 ON nm Account.

Warren G. Abbott. formerly President
OF the Abbott-katz Brewing Company,
Brooklyn. was arrested this morning on
bench warrant from the Court OF
General Sessions. by Detective Sergt.
Won Gerichten. and brought to the Dis
trict-Attorney's office.
Abbott was arrested at 375 Fulton
street. Brooklyn. He was indicted yes
terlay for grand larceny In the second
degree. He Is charged with taking $500
the complai inant being Patrick J. Ma
honey. Ii saloon-kceper
Mahoney gave Abbott n check for 500
In payment OF a bill owed to the brew
cry company. Il Is claimed that Abbott
penses.
Il am still President OF the Company
In spite of what the Secretary has
sworn to-"
Mr.. Abbott furnished s., 500 bail.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
SANTA CLARA INVADED.
InaurRent Hands Work westwa ri
on the Island Of Cuba

HAVANA, June 4-Bands OF insurg-
ents from the Province OF Puerto Prin-
cipe have invaded the Province OF Santa
Clara. Huque Is concentrating his
troops at Sancti Espiritus, north OF
Trinidad. in the Province OF Santa Clara.
Col. Rizo, in conjunction with Major
Arminan, who has been In pursuit OF
-nsurgent bands. has had an engage
ment with the insurgents at Limonar.
The insurgents left two dead and ten
saddled horses on the field.
Capt. Gen Martinez de Campos has
arrived at Sancu Espiritus.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
COMMISSIONERS TO ATLANTA.
Graybiil and snow VIII Repr-s-Bt
This State at Cotton Iaposition.

ALBANY, June tine following sp-
pointments by the Governor are an
nounced
Commissioners 10 represent the state
OF New York a. the Nn'tDr States Tx
position to he he'd in the cry Of Atlanta
In December usNt-"W " Snow. Uf
Hiliburn, kCck!auj County. and james
Edward GrayD!ll, Of %eW York E'y
Building Comm r. lDIrr % The Eastern
New York kefOrmatOry, pun o. The
provisions OF chapter a. y' ne Laws ~
1885, Urish S. Messlter. u Liberty, Su.A-
van County
The evening world., 1895-06-04
Count F-rrara insuItrd aud shot
at His own Door.

LONDON, June A special despatch
received here from Rome announces
t.at Count Ferrara, formerly Under
Secretary q STATE for Foreign Affairs,
was lnsgl,ei a, the door OF his residence,
a. E'lri, By TWO men, and, during the
alteration which followed. he was shot
wItf revolver. Several arrests have
been made II consequence Of the affair
The evening world., 1895-06-04
MORE SALT FOR THE POLLS.
Carloads Of Tribesme1s Heads
Halted for Rcpaifs.

TANGIER, Morocco. June -Four
cartloads of salted heads OF rebel Ra-
hanna tribesmen have arrived at Ra-
bat. on their way tn Fez But on ar
rival at Rahat the heads were found to
be In such bad condition that the Gov
crnment officials compelled a number of
Hebrews to resalt them.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
MAY MEAN CONSOLIDATION.
standard OIL Interests Represent.d
In q Brooklyn Gas Company.

The stockholders OF V illiamsburg Gas
Light Company have elected among its
six directors. II. W, Cannon, ". q.
Rockefeller and C. II. Stoddard.
1t is believed that they represent the
Standard Oil interests and that they Will
swing the company into a scheme for
oonslldating all the Brooklyn gas com
Dantss.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
Another Uprising Against the Co.
Iombiun Governments

Colon, Colombia, June "A new up
rising against the Government Of CO.
fubla has been discovered al Barran-
qIilla, IN IN. Department OF Bolivar.
capital 0: the province OF It's own name.
Martha! law has been declared In the
Depa rtIneEt Of Bolivar.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
DESERTED AND HOMELESS.
Mrs. Doyle Asked to lie Arrested
After Her Husband Und EIODed,

Mrs. Bridget Doyle. a comely young
woman. stepped up to Policeman Muir
ray. OF the Vernon avenue station, last
night at Park and Nostrand avenues
Williamsburg, and said:
please place me under arrest. I'm
tired of wandering about the streets
My husband deserted me week ago and
eloped with young woman"
This morning Justice Goetting, in the
Lee Avenue Police Court, committed
Mrs. Doyle to the House of the Good
ShanhatH
The evening world., 1895-06-04
Women os Public EducntOrs,

o, Brooklyn, to-day. and urged him to appoint
candidates To ,hs Board Of Education There will
be fifteen vacancies on July / The Mayor has
the names Of hlty sixty prominent citizens
on hts list OF the fifteen sppotn,ces Mayor
Schieren declares. third will be women. The
appointments will probably be announced mex,
week
The evening world., 1895-06-04

Leading Democrats q Long i,'sai are pu,t'rs
themsevrs on record as heartily n favor OF IN.
mid summer love feat proposed be- h.d a,
R1rkAWAy Beach m Augus' Il rs hoped 10 r0li
~ Dsg.ogf4t!c majority VI -. Wv ia So,eat,-
The evening world., 1895-06-04
Prof Gunni-on offered n College.

Prf wsl'e' b Ggn1i-ou. principal OF Grammar
Sh'ol No -, Brooklyn, has been ors-d N.
Presidency - s. Lawrence tuiyprEIty al Canton
\. Y. Pry' Gurr.syn was recently a candidate
iD- u.s yf.Gg. yaIs4ly u lie BrCytiyn Boys HixA
Sct.y!
The evening world., 1895-06-04
WILDE A LUNATIC7
The Convicted Aesthete Reported
to Have Gone Mad.

LONDON. June 1T Is reported here
this evening that Oscar Wilde, who was
recently sentenced to two years i'm
prsonment In Pentonville Prison. at
hard labor. has become insane.
He Is reported to be confined In a
padded room OF the prison.
The evening world., 1895-06-04
DIED.

MNAMARA.-At Plear,ant Plains 8. l.. Monday.
June s. 1895. FRANK MNAMARA. aged 10
years 9 months rs days.
Relatives and friends and Live Oak Council
No s35. A. l., OF H.. are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence OF his
mother Catherine Mcnamara, on Wednesday.
Bth inst. at o 30 o'clock A. NJ. thence to ST.
Joseph's Church, where a requiem mass will
Be aid for the reposs OF his soul.
MAHER.-Hon. THOMAS MAHER. May 81.
Funeral takes place from St Patrick's Ca.
thsdrsl. Wednesday. 6th; late residence.
Prince street
COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS
- egAsr e ready made; all requisites In stock.
jACkSONA ~ ave-. eOsssr 1tS e
The evening world., 1895-06-04
II Ranishes Black Care.

Opium and liquor habits with their woes Grad
icatcd b. keeley Cure. White Plains. n. \. ss'
The evening world., 1895-06-04
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL O'CLOCK,
Steamboats,,
Summer Resorts.

SUMNER HOMES ON LONG; ISLAND.
Pamphlet describing hotels and boarding houses
on Long Island free upon application at ll3 ls2
$50 and 1919 Broadway, New York: at Ss3 Fulton
81. Brooklyn Eagle Summer Bureau and at Flat
bush ave. station L. l. RR.. Brooklyn or send 4
eentA In stamps TO II. NJ. SMITH. Trafc Manager
L. /. RR.. Long Island City.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-21
PERSONALS.

Ex-PREsIDENT HARRIsoN's fee in the
Indiana will case is said to have been
$4,000. 49,. -; .f y.
THE shah Of Persia will not remain
at e table on which salmon or lobster is
placed. .,.., = 5.... ......
PRINCE :BIsaARcK has been elected
an honorary member of the General
German Dahg1ake union.
EDIToR' Mcclure says that Lincoln's
trousers bagget at the knee, but his
knowledge OF practical politics never
did.
; Dr. Won STEPHAN, the head of the
German postal service, has just cele-
brated his twenty-ffth anniversary as
postmaster general.
GUsrAvE FREYTAG, the German nov
elist, died almost unnoticed in America,
yet his Debit and Creditvt HAD i'm
mense vogue in this country about 1855.
r CAPT. CHARLES K0HLER, q veteran of
the Seminole war, died recently at
Mariners Harbor, Staten Island, of
pneumofias Capt. Kohler was born in
1909 in Philadelphia.
VICroB HUGO sold his ''Han d'Islande"
for BOO frahcs. The manuscript of
Rose ct Blanche" by George Sand
and Jules Sandeau, was sold to the
publisher for 400 francs.
CHIEF WmRLwIND,a u noted cheyenne
warrior, died near Fort Reno, o. T.,
the other night. The old chief was one
of the most noted fighters of all the In
dian bands until after the final treaty
at Medicine Lodge.