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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
TEXANS nrp ron bonds.
Bill to tncreasc Prize Fighting PEN
nuy-Ncw Postmnstcrs.

Washington Feb. 5.-(speclaI)-
There were a number OF Texas bids To-
day for portions NJ the new bond is
sues. Most of them, however were
small and not likely to receive favore-
BILE consideration. One notorletv-seal,-
ing man In Burnet sent In a fake hid
FOR sixteen million. evidently for the
purpose of getting his name in the ma
pcrs. The bid was not considered
REPRESENTATIVE CoclSrell TODAY tooI.
dnite q prominent part ut the Instance
or ministers Of FL Paso 10 secure The
passing Of n bin to increase the penn,.y
for prize fighting in the terrItories
elmed at the coming nrize fight in Nav
Mexico Representative Cockrell ev.
pecte to have the bill passed by the
senate tomorrow. ~ '"e
Following nnstmasters were anno,r,.
90 today Flelds' store, 7. NJ Noora
Vice n. NJ. Floyd. resigned; HoliiSov'
n Morrison. vice Il, J. Atkins. ras,enS'
ed; I.aeuna. r. w. sharpless vIoa
n. puval, removed: Lnketa, r n No, ~
Tin. vice p. D. Oliver, resI-nea. oob9
tree, Mrs. NJ. J. Mead. vice W ~
Tucker, resigned; Proctor. n n pysnn'
slrs r. ". GRAY, resigned; TSspns
SPRINGS, Seth Bush. Vice Mrs. Ret,,a
Miller. resigned oetNe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
Press Opinions:

Del Mars hook know more II ,
of thousand-Financial News lI
May %. 1895,
Those who all interested in the Whit
going will appreciate this Times L
May Il, 1895.
valuable work. peculiarly worthy attention from ~
problems-Tres Review London, Eng, June, 1895
snguarly fascinating work for all - viii
falls and sustain interest bnnasI
work theme of vital Importance and perennial
chester, Eng, May 20 1895
As authority Monetary Systems this work !
hight It is encyclopaedia the subject
ing study this important be
Herald. June 1895.
Mr. Del Mar ranks high student and is of the shzl
His full of emnenty pertinent
cusson in progressChcago Inter Ocean, May u.s. lA
The been engaged this work for
the elaborate collection of historical materials the
authors previous works, contains
clear bold white Complete index Handles
SIC postpaid.
We will send this valuable book premium to any on
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each yearly subscribers the Daily Gazette at $500 saV
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

A careful investigation shows poll
tics TO be at low ebb at present IN
this county. All seem to be watehi.s
the tide at headquarters or In the
more densely populated portions of the
country. and will likely fall into Inc
later on. There Will hardly be county
ticket put out In this county, though
an effort will likely be made by some
enthusiasts. There are not exceed
ing dozen gold standard voters in
the county, and II the next Democratic
platform is not clear cut and unmis-
taxable on the silver question there
will certainly be an exodus to other
ranks.
reed or Mckinley" is the Republl-
can talk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
HAVE FOUND A CLEW
MYSTERY OF nEnEADED WOMAN
BEING CLEARED UT.
p.,,evca 20 Ne Pearl Drynn of Green
ca.tic aud Medical student
Charged with the Crime.

Cincinnati. o., Feb. 5.-Last satur-
aav morning the body OF a woman.
evidently murdered and with the heau
cut off. was found near Fort Thonlua'
XIV. a town Ave miles from TINS cry
Tonight telegram was received by 0i'e
po,iee from Greencnstle, Ind. to arrest
scott Jackson, q student in medieai
college here on the charge Of numbering
Pearl BRYAN. jackson denied ms gull'
but admitted that he knew Peafl D''
an. T. 60 .ba
effect that y. 5. Bryan, a iarine. ~
Ing near that city has identihed 'ne
clothing taken there by aeleG''nnr -,,0 ~
that OF their daughter, Pearl bryhl;
10 furnishes other Information ana
olrcumstanceB which leave nc DOUBT IN
me mind of the oiicera that the body OF
the woman murdered and oeheaded IN
Fort Thnmns last Friday night " we
body OF their daughter, Pearl - years
old who lcf, home january &C. osten-
,ihiv To Wait her friend, Miss Jane
Fisher, on Central avenue In Indian
apolis Ttay ind that she ala not visit
Niisr Fisher but that She was taken TO
Indianapolis by Scott Jackson, TFe
Bryan far lly also gave Information
that led to the arrest OF william Wool,
the son Of Rev n. NJ. Wood at south
Bend Ind
II has transplrcd that SCOTT Jackson
was seen with Miss Bryan at Dave
Wallingford's saloon at the northeast
corner OF George and Plum streets. this
city, Friday night between seven and
eight o'clock and Jackson borrowed s.
from Wallinsford.
The clcw to the arrest Of Jackson
and Wood was given to the officers by
william Earl. the Western Union oper-
ator at Grcencuatla, He saw letter
written by Scott Jackson to william
Wood. I'm which the latter told the
former what to give Pearl Bryan and
outlined treatment for her. The Of
foers have learned from the post NOR
TEN at Newport, Ky, TINT tho MUIR
dered woman was about to become a
mother
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
POLITICS
OF the State Interests
the People.
A GENERAL CALL IS MADE FOR
CAMPAIGN on FREE Sill
YER LINES
A GREAT MAJORITY
OF THE DEMOCRATS AnB ON rHE
SIDE OF SILVER.
Many Interesting Replies Received
In Answer to Questions sont
Out by Tho Gazette.
A GREAT MAJORITY
OF THE DEMOCRATS ARE ON rnn
SIDE OF SILVER.

The Gazette recently requested It's
correspondents throughout the state
to ascertain and report without bias or
colorng tho predominant sentiment In
their sections:
l. Among Democrats as to making
the light in the coming campaign on
the single issue OF free coinage.
2. Among Populists as to their Views
Of the suggestion Of Mr.. Barnett Gibbs
for an Independent political movement
in Texas.
3. Among Republicans rs to the pro-
priety OF the nomination by their party
OF business man for governor, such
az President e. II. II. Green. Of the
Midland railroad, who has been mem
toned in this connection.
The following are responses to tho
above questions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
A HORRIBLE DEED
sIx DEAD BODIES IN ONE ROOM IN
CuICAGO.
A Respondent Carpenter Murders
Hi. wife, Three chiIdrcn ana
Mother-siays Himself.

Chicago. his, FEB, SAN entire fam
lily Of six, fathor. mother, wife and
three children were murdered last night
by Richard kluttke, Il Lnkevlew car
penter, who then completed the work
by killing himself The bodies were
found early this morning In their little
cottage near Cuyler station, u suburb
on tho Northwestern railway, Tho
discovery wap made by Matthew
Brown, who called at the klattko resi-
nence to secure the services OF a car
penler, In the house were the seven
corpges, In each case n BAH penetrated
the brain, aud death was evidently
Instantaneous.
Beside the body OF Hattie lay re-
Nolver- Empty cartridge shells We're
scattered about the rooms A peculiar
feature wan the lack Of any indication
OF struggle ON the part OF any NJ the
victims. and the heavy odor of chloro-
form pervadod the house. II ia sur
raised that Richard hrat chlDroformed
the entire family and then ut his leis-
ure had taken deliberate aim to put
bullet Into the brain OF each
A detail OF oricers we're sent to tho
Scene and careful examination mac y
OF 'hc surroundings. Everything point
ed to deliberately planned murder
by the head Of the family and desire
TO place hlmaolf and family boyoun
any further earthly troubles ISlattke
was desnundent and the family cold
and hungry, Since Christmas he had
been OUT OF work, and ended his
troubles Just as relief was In sight.
This morning his ueNt-door nelghbor
called with the JOYFUL news that he had
found job for Klattke. AT the same
time Matt Brown arrived on the same
Grand They came too late.
An examination showed that the wife
struggled with her husband before Tho
fatal shot was fired Her hands vera
ecrat he'd and her clothing torn she
was evidently oVarnowercd and thrown
on the bed beside the body Of their
T-yeai-old daughter. The bullets were
Aired at close range
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

The Popullsts OF this community don't
readily take hold OF Mr. Gibbs sug-
gegtlon FOR an independent political
move In Texas. They have the idea
that as Barney had broken loose
from his old mornings he could have
come the whole way and not have
stopped on halfway ground. They
would gladly have received him as u
reconstructed recruit. but his stopping
on halfway ground Is an evidence to
them that he Is still tainted to some
extent with Democratic leprosy, They
contend that he is not earnest In his
reformation or he would have pitched
his tent entirely within the Populist
camp ground,
The Republicans here want busl-
ness man for governor, and II. ii. X.
Green or william Cameron of Waco
ellher VIII suit them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
BORIS CONVERSION
THE CHIEF TOPIC IN DIPLOMATIC
CIRCLES.
Prince Ferdinand Asks AdvIce--BuI-
gnria May Return to the Terms
of the Berlin Treaty.


New York. Feb. GA special to the
Herald from st. Petersburg says:
The conversion Of Prince Boris, of
Bulgaria. is the topic of the hour, and
eNcites the greatest interest In political
and diplomatic circles. An eminent au-
ihoriIy who made the question specially
his own, declares that all the stories
woven around Prince Ferdinand's In
terviewS with the pope are "blag"
lie says that even II the present ruler
OF Bulgaria should be accommodated
such an event in the case of King Vie
tor Emmanuel. OF Italy, who suffered
the same fate with equanimity.
When Prince Ferdinand asked the adj
vice of the Due d'Aumale. the following
was the reply received:
Mon Anil would advise in You In
following the traditions OF our family.
to do as Henry ~. did or as the Connie
de Chambord did: first, in clarifying
our house in harmonizlng the factions
OF his people,; secondly. In opposing n
religious faith other than that which
his people recognized"
The Novoe Vremya prints dispatch
which says that Prince Ferdinand has
signed proclamation to be issued i'm
mediately.
Edtorially II remarks the orthodoxy
of Prince Boris will kin Russian In
difference to Bulgaria and Bulgaria ia
coming back to the terms OF the treaty
OF Berlin.
The Novosti's dispatches state that
military measures have been taken in
Sofia and consultations are in progress
at the palace. In Its editorial COM
ments the Novosti declares that II any
good Is to be done the entire family OF
Prince Ferdinand must become ortho-
dox. II regards the change OF tho
young prlnce's religion Ms by no means
conclusive. II is a political ruse and
prophesies the advent Of Greekoff nd.
ministration which would be the sig
nal for the beginning OF the end
The Viedomostl says that Prince
Ferdinand Is triving to gain time, and
Will put or the promised event.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
THE TURF.


New Orleans Feb. 5.--Seven furlongs.
Rouhle won. Sisseretta second. Mamie
q. third. Time, 1888 "a.
Four-year-old and upwards. six fur
longs: Torrapln won, Vida second,
Mark 3. third. Time il9 "a.
TwO.y ear-old maidens. four furlongs:
Koenlgen won, Ironstone second, Attic
n, third. Time, 90,
Merchants handicap. guaranteed
q quarter. Emln Bey won, Maurice
second, Florence l.. third. Time.
g;la ~
six furlonga: My llcbe won. Mckee
Second, Feedmnn third. Time, 1870 L.
Seven furlongs. Swansea won. On
dague second. Pulitzer third. Time.
1888
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
PADuCAII.

The predominant idea among Demo-
Gratis Is that the free coinage of silver
should be made the leading issue In
the national campaign. not, however.
10 the exclusion OF other Democratic
doctrines,
The Popul!sts are not favorably
stuck on Gibbs boomerang. They pre-
fer TO vote for a man that Is willing
TO be governed by his party and n the
Democratic party does not suit Mr..
Gibbs he can come to them, and until
he does so he need not expect their
support, as they don't F.nt man
that IL bigger than any party.
What few Republicans that are
here care very little about the state
ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
sNYpER.

The administration has domorallzed
the Democrats OF Scurry county. There
are very few single standard men here.
Two thirds Of the Democrats are In IA
vor OF making free coinage the leading
issue OF the campaign.
While the Populists hail with pleas
ure Barney Gibbs Glusscock, Buck
Walton and other distinguished Demo-
Gratis TO their ranks, they seem to want
Barney to remain lat Jericho awhile.
Among the Republicans, The few that
are here have no settled views as to
governor but seem to be solid for Nc
kinley FOR president.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

The sentiment Of the masses Of our
Democratic population Lcrs are i'r
fighting II out on the coinage Of 81 Yer
at l6 to l. Have scarcely aLy ttncr
kind Of Democrats here.
The Popuist element here seem to
look upon Barney Gibbs with an eve
OF favor. \ leading POpuliit said to
your correspondent yesterday that IL
the Pops would bring )u Mr. Gibbs
Tor governor he would be the stroi.Lt
man In the state.
The Republicans In our Hcjlity seem
to be at Ren They want o fuse with
the Populsts, but the Pops say it's
no go our friend. II. II. II. droen Of
the Midland railroad. IL not Kpown
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
A FAIAERS
A TAILOR FROM co'Hrl
owS DAuGa's'
After Some Time
out and lie .
Under A''s


Chattanooga, Tenn
Hunter, a tailor, y W. NJ
city from Goshen. o. X
was arrested today on a,]
by his da lighter chars,4
cest. Hunters W.
daughter are in Gcsn .ss,
claims that bel, ia, W.
here and compelled ~ XII
same bed with him w
weeks until some o. ~. ! I.
cd of what was going N
confessed. Hunter AZ
member of the O. = ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

Among Democrats there liz division
In regard to the free silver question,
but the majority say they are willing
TO abide by the action of the national
Democratic convention,
Mr.. NJ. c. Raney, leader of the Popu-
list party In this section says: Il am
ready 20 airport Barney Gibbs for gov
ernor when he goes squarely ON our
Platform, but we don't want any strad-
die"
AIR. s. H. Moore. one OF the most
prominent Republicans of this section.
says; 81 favor II. H. r. Green or some
utner good business man at the head
OF our full state ticket"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
MENToNE,

The Democrats are badly divided.
The majority are In favor OF blmetal-
Ism and opposed 10 free coinage OF sill
yer as proposed by its adherenta. They
further believe that the Chicago cos
Vention will declare for sound money
or for such restrictions that win keep
bo'h metals on parity.
There IL no Popullst here nor any
one else that knows anything about the
political record Of Barney Gibbs who
he"eveH that he 5Jlll ever sever him
self from tho Democratic party Its
principles are too pure and too well un-
derslood by him
The nomination OF Mr.. Il. II. r. Green
TOT governor would be entirely satisfac-
tory to the Republicans here. They be-
heve the time has come when, by a
united effort and harmonious selec-
tion OF good, upright business man
perehed on their ticket for governor.
,hey can at least make some innova-
tlons u not entirely overthrow the
walls OF Democracy in Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

Have interviewed nfty-three Demo
Gratis and find the sentiment as tol-
lows: Eleven are In favor OF you.
IL. The prevailing opinion among all
Democrats-both Cleveland and silver
is to get together and make a Dig
fight against Republicanism, Popuiism
and ali the one-ldea lsms opposed 10
Democracy. Are In favor OF an eco
nomicai administration OF the govern
ment, reduction OF the taxes. both state
and federal, and let the financial ques-
tion adjust itself.
The Popullsts are In favor OF putting
out a dyed in the-wool' candidate OF
their own and reject Barney gibbs
NEW Issue"
The Republicans are few In number
and are generally In favor or o. L
Lyons OF Denison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
RyMOR OF A HOLT.
Said That the Gold Advocates May
Not show Up Again.

Austin. Tex. Feb. 5.-(Speciall--A
rumor went the rounds tonight that
the gold standard advocates would not
show up at tomorrow's meeting of the
committee in view Of the action on the
Fielder contest case and anticipated
action on the Garden resolutions. Hon.
clint Glddlngs. Jr,. OF Brenham, Is
authority for the statement that there
Is no foundation for the rumor. and
that the free silver opponents viii be
in the tght with the committee to a
finish.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
ALL MArrEns DISPOSED OF
To Come pctorc the supreme coun-
ell of Farmers Alliance.

washington. Feb. 5.--rhe supreme
council OF the National Farmers All.
lance disposed Of all the matters COM
finance committee had protracted
haaring before the house committee on
banking and currency today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

no law known to eIsedl1
whereby such devices Ecu|
Moore thereupon took ~
Washington, illuminate
patent office with the nv
he had just been told WI
and won a complete Nsa9
his patents without fnn.|
This is the first public 10 !.
his discovery. 1t has M
by such scientists ~ w
formerly OF Cornell unlIs1
Croker and Pupin OF ~ 4
Magee Of Princeton 90
Cambridge. all OF wae1 Y
and the principles usea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
ALL ARE WELL :
Success of nidains, M

New York. Feb. s ~ Z, 1
pew, speaking tonish'
FOR bonds. said; ~
"This IS glorious. Il.
elixir Of life upon
shown that the creu,,. y
beyond question: H. y "A
greatness that ,,shr eiki
for the issue, as n w Y, IN
man banks and o, MI VI
They will re-estapl.i,ldi IA
a bound. Things
on" n Tfrf|
braeka said; .-et,fy9|
"This is most , s,is
one. II will do ms,f ~
booming than any'llits ~
sibly have donG,s n "A
Of the peoples fal'MV I'ir 4
Senator Warne. 4 th1
II am glad to s ,ssssts'l 4
success. 1t Will s,,.lntS
de nee ace s sna oTy' q y, ~ n,r's
Foster was IN h iss,, " !
In whish the
II am grailne.e, ,, a pe|
nobly to the car ~ tse ~
Is now the best 'n.d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

Democrats OF this section are in favor
OF tho free coinage OF silver, with the
exception OF two or three men, II is
sinineu that the county viii go to the
Democrats want plank without any
straddle, fnvorlng the coinage Of both
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
gold and silver FREQ a, an ,qultabl. ra-


No active Republicans here. an
Populists are in favor OF making the
fight on the Omaha platform and would
not accept Gibbs unless he fully en-
dorses each plank, and they are Son
WINGED that they are in earnest apou'
It, All have interviewed favor Near
by for governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

when Baby was sick, wc gavc her castoria.
When she was u Child, she cried for cas;oria.
When she became Miss, she clung to castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them cas,oriA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
Third JudIcini Dis,rict.

Austin, TEX, Feb. 5.--tspeoiaI.) ION
call OF trial docket In the third court
o. civil appeals today the following
proceedings were had.
Aiiirmed-Gllliam Sims Va. Smith
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
TO CunE A coin IN on NV

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine rab,s,s
t al utugsists refund the money IL Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

Preface.
photography.
1.-Rome, h. C. 1863 to A. d. 1908.
2.-The Sacred Character of Gold.
3.-PC unds Shillings and Pence.
4-Gothic Moneys.
5.-Moslem Moneys, A. d. G22-1492.
6.-Early English Moneys.
7.-MOneys of the Heptarchy.
S.-Anglo- Norman Moneys.
9.-Early Plantagenet Moneys.
1Q.-Later plantagenet Moneys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
WILL MAkS-
Jacob Astor + '' s,',.r

'"'' Hir rd' 4
London, FEB ~, III III
Muller. assls ',ss, thN
ciined TO res.is,v dIsr11 4
Aston SUMMARY tey :. = I
publish a ress'nu ~
editorial fls's s.sisk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06
A HISTORY on
Monetary System
In the Various States of the Words|
369--A. D. 1895
A. Drawn From Their Lqws, Treaties, Modern Code. "a
logical Remains and o her Authentic soureA
Rv ALEXANDER DEL MAD
Bv ALEXANDER DEL MAD

The latest information and most relatr, .
ary systems and History the Various States their coins N
uaper systems monetary expedents and experiments the c
tive principles affecting the decentralization silver y
found in Monetary Systems"
The following Chapters affords view a, n.
scope o the work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-06

n.-rne Coinage prsro,.,
12.-saxony and scaptls,,,s'
lathe Netherlands !, \
i4'-Germany TO DATE.
l5,-Private Coinage,
l6.-Statlstics OF the PA.
H.-Bank Suspension, \.
OF Private coInils /
1895.
1S.-The Silver D,ms..,.
1868 and ErI,ll,,'
Systems. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
SORRY HE MARRIED AGAIN.
THIS MAN ALREADY HAD ONE WIFE AND
LIE SOON REPENTED

For several years Charles Foley has kept q
saloon in one OF tn. lower wards When the
Raines law went into effect he took out first
class license. and made preparations to con-
tlnue business. After time. however. he found
that trade was gradually drifting away from
him. and long ago h. went 10 the office OF
the Excise Department. returned his license and
received the legal rebate He lived with his wife
over the store but after he had closed up hts
place he told her he had something important 10
tell her
Il have done something" he said. " that ! am
sorry for. one word from you viii mo from
State Prison"
Mrs Foley inquired what he meant, but instead
Of making any reply he quickly picked up his hat
and left the house. when he failed to appear that
evening usual. he" suspicious were aroused.
and she made inquiries among his friends. and soon
learned she alleges. that the cause Of his sudden
departure was that he had been married few
days before to Miss Catherine Kenny. young girl
living in the Second Ward Mrs Foley thereupon
procured a warrant for her husbands arrest and
Detective Bagnarclo. OF the District Attorneys
office traced Foley Philadelphia. The man. ind
ing that the police were his trail, returned 70
this city and delivered himself up Yesterday
morning when arraigned before Justice iishe N
the Adams Street Police Court, Father flanagan.
of ST Joseph's Church appeared As witness
against him He testified that IN" man called y,
the rectory on July a. with woman Manner
''IIc sNvore positively" said IN" clergy man thdi
he was single and free 10 marry SO then sh'
When asked If he had anything to say Foley re.
piled that he had not. and the Judg" theicup3n
held him in s bs to Await ava ,ns ac oonr, OF ssls
she proposed see that he did not '@caP- puhisn.
ment "a they had been keenins COMPANY 10. d. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
4 JayJTOR FINED FOR ASSAULT.

IN the Butler Street Police Court yesterday. John
Kane the JanitOr Of the fats at No l4I FOurth-aVe'
was tried by Justice Tghe and jury on charge or
assault in the third degree made by woman named
Mary Carroll who lives in OF tine flats The EVIL
dence showed that Miss Carroll would not give up
keys she had which Kane wanted Thereupon
Kane struck and dragged her the floor by
the She screamed, and Fireman Philip Burns
" Engine Company No. Il. who boards with Miss
Carroll appeared the scene. but declined 10 in
teg,ere because ne IN uniform. Lawyer Brandt,
Who appeared for Kane and Attorney Cru. who
represented Miss Carroll, got into heated argument
during which Fireman Burns volunteered TO get Off
the witness stand and thrash Mr.. Brandt. but The
Justice would allow the proposed combat 10 20 on
Burns II seems does live with his wife. but she
in ready 10 testify against him. Her test-
nOny not admitted. The jury found Kane
gulty and the court fined him 81.