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Appo Found in New York
His ThroatCut.
virus
canon Goons m suscsrso'rso.
the lemons. lucw Committee Witness
Who Exposed the Hetlsods ofthe Green
Goods Gnu; ls Supposed to Have Been
Dragged—Harder Alleged.
NEW Your. Sept. 29.-Georgc Appo,
the ChinesoAmorlcen opium fiend who
gave sensational evidence before theLexow
committee about police protection of
arson goods men. was taken to the Church
street station on a truck suffering from a
knife wound in his throat-a solf inflicted
wound. according to the stories which
could begethersd’ from witnesses of the
GEORGE APPO.
tragedy. Of course the suspicion arose
thnthc had been assaulted, but no cvi~
deuce to this offoct has developed.
Appo is an all round crook whose ox‘
posuro of tho inner workings of groan
goods man before tho Loxuw commltfoo
caused a widosproml sensation. liocontly
he has been working for Mr. Goff. lie
was yesterday given a batch of subpu'nas
to serve. Several of the witnesses he
sought live in tho neighborhood of Wash
street.
lie drank in several places along the
river front and finally found his way into
Froderlck Boar's North lilvcr hotel. Bar-
clay and West strosts. ilo was not even
tipsy when he first ontorcd Boar's place.
which is a resort for green goods mun.
Lawyer Jerome thinks that Appo was
druggcd for the purpose of assassination.
Riordan says the man cut his own throat
in a moment of rcmorso. At any rate
Riordan had him removed to the station.
Appo was bleeding on tho sidewalk in
front of tho North River hotel when Rior—
dan, starting of! with him. mot Fliau.
The Suicide Thom-yr
Riordnn told this story to Captain
O'Connor: "l (and bar at Rauh's hotel,
ill-czar and West streets. and I had we
terdny afternoon off. i mct Appo, whom
I know slightly. and Wu went to the
North River howl. whorn- wu had a drink.
Than up had two or throo mom. Than
1 said. ‘Appo. i don't like you because
you're not on tho lovi-l.
" 'Who says [hi not?‘ ho said.
“ '(lll. you know.‘ said i. ‘lf you won;
on the luvol, you'd bu all right!
"lie bocauic a lltllv excited and said.
it's". if you don't think I'm on tho level.
1'“ show you that I'd rather die than have
you think so.’
"Then he pulled a dirk kuifo. and run-
ning to tho sidewalk slashed at his throat
as he ran. Then i started to iako him to
the station house. "
Appo’s clothing was wot with blood.
which gushed from a wound in the loft
side of his neck. it lookod ugly till the
slow of blood was checked. ’l'hon it was
found that it was not a mortal wound.
The knlfo missed the jugular voln by a
hair's brcndth. Meanwhile an ambulance
had been callod from Chambers Strovt
hospital, and a incssongcr was sent to no-
tify Mr. iioll’. ilo scat Lawyer Joromo
and the chic! dctoctivo of tho l’arkhurst
iocioty.
At tho sumo tlmo lnspoctor McLaugh-
lin. who had boon apprised of the rays.
icrlous case. scat llomctlvos Valloly. Prick
sad Schindlc to the Miami: street station.
“unit [In Wu Dragged.
Dr. l'cntlaml of tho hospital. who
stitched up the wound. was nimble to do-
iorrnlno what Appo had from druggml
with. He thought if Appc had taken only
whisky the coma would not he so hoevy.
lic tried nomllos on Appo without mak~
ing him move a muscle. Appo was plaood
an a out in the oilim-rs' sitting room.
whmlw spout the night. lilordon was
It onco romuvod to police headquarters.
it is thought that he knows more about
tho mattor than ho told Captain '(.)(.'un~
nor, llionloa has heretofore boon rcgard—
id as a rosrmctablo man. No is ill yours
old and has dabbled a littlo in ward poli-
tics. llo ouch sajoyod tho distinction of
being lumton for aldurman by riojor Flynn.
flow ho canto to know Appo wall cnough
to rohnko him for cumming tho aroou
goods man is not yot oxplainod. Mr. Jov
romo thoughtlta lamc story. llo said
that Appo was not the sort of a man to
kill himsolf. 'l'hooo who know Appo in»
timaroly say that no man was foudor of
llfo and its plcnsuros than ho.
lilacky Moonson and Pig Faccd Mur-
phy. green cards man who had workcd
with Appo. calicd at tho station to see
him. but wore out wrmlttcd to do so.
Monarch said: "l'vo known Appo as
woll as any man for 10 years. and i’ll
gamble that, drunk or sober. tho thought
of killing himself ncvor satcrcd his mind.
Why. after ho lost his eye! hoard him
my. ‘1! float the othcr oys and my logs
and arms to boot, still llfo would be good
though for mo.‘ Than the idea of rod
liquor making him daffy enough to want
to out his throat! You don‘t think that
linen llko him. who was stuck on his
pipe and didn't lose his not, would fall
iowa on ewhiskyi No, the ducks that
think so don't know Appo. "
Murphy sound with Monarch,
"This salcldo lay won't do." ho said.
“it was a plan to do him. its about not
on when thsy were giving him the dope
sad not out before they ilnlshcd him. I
reckon no on» would in bctwr pleased
than mum of the police to ace him put out
3f the way for good. "
"Mania." hays Dir. M
Beer. the kocpnr of the North film
hotel. tells the urn. story Riordan did.
So doliis bartenders. Tho! all say AM
new drunk. listens
trauma
Moi-lull ethic m
on“ improlum , “ -
Nor newborn an earth could but found I 5*
M mm on. m in;
itself wetsuits «than that
more romarséful grow golds man. 'i‘hcii
life of Vlclssltuda and hardship makes
living dear to them.
Then, as Moonson pointed out. men 0i
Appo's blood never take their own lives.
Both Mr. Golf and Mr. Jerome are of
tthe opinion that this is another attempt
to murder Appo. The truth will not be
revealed until Appo rennin! his senses and
tells his story. Those who know green
goods men know that they would mks el~
most any risk to put out of the way a fab
low who had harmed their thievlsh trade
as much u Appo did. -
Whoa Appo loft Mr. Golf’sofflcc yester-
day morning, ho had 11 subpcsnss. When
his clothes were searched. but two were
found. Inquiry proved that he had served
the cthors One of those nnscrvod bore
the namo of H. J. Holutzc, 1343 Third
.avonuo: tho other that of John Jorhus, no
address. Appo frequently told Mr. Gall
that he expected to be killed for the work
he was doing for the committee. But he
was anything but a coward. although he
dearly loved life. '
George Appo has for many yours been a
notorious criminal and is known to the
police of all the large cities in America.
but particularly in New York.
CORBETT’S ULTIMATUM.
He Says Fitzsimmons Must First Defeat
Steve O‘Donnell.
PORTLAND, Mo, Sept. Slit—James .l.
Corbett has glvon out a copy of a lottor
mailed to Bob Fltzslmmons, in which he
says:
"Mr. Robert Fltzsimmons,
Middlowolght:
“DEAR Sill—l have road in tho papers
your very amusing challcnge to me. You
say that the Olympic club offers a purse.
Well, maybe thuy do. but I have have!
hoard from them yot. You put $10,000 in
tho Olympic club's hands. Why don't
you put it up in snow newspaper oflloo or
some place whcro a man can soc it. or is
the Olympic club hacking you? liowovor.
that‘s nolthcr here nor there. i suppose you
are afraid if you put the illollcy in any
other place besides the Olympic club some
one else might cover it.v It is not noccs-
sary for me to give a roply to your chal-
lenge because you arc wsll aware that i
will not accept it unless you prove your
self a champion hvavywolght and not a
mlddlowcight. "
Corbctt than dcvotos sovorai sheets oi
white paper to similar fall: and winds up
as follows:
“i never oven noticed you and don't in
lead to unless you provo yourself a charm
plon horny-weight. Mr. Steve O‘Donnell,
my prcsont sparring partner. an undo-
featcd man. has $l0.000 that he can do
font you. lie will box you from one round
to a finish, for fun or for money.
“If you will only moot him and defeat
him. I will accopt an offer of $25,000
from the Olympic club. and [will give
you all tho fight you want. if you want
to fight me. this is the only way you can
over got mo to make a matchwith you.
for thurs is no powor on earth that will
makc mo notice you until you hsvo do-
foatcd Stovc O'Donnell. and any furthor
talk from you I will consider and simply
put down as a bluff. I put myself on
rccord in black and white that if you do-
foat O‘Donnell 1 will fight you for tho
championship of the world and all tho
money you llko. This is pnrltlvoly my
ultimatum. Yours truly.
"Jam-2s .l. (,fmmir'ri.
"Champion of the World. "
Champion
A MURDER MYSTERY.
Body of as “'r-Il lire-soil “'omnn Found
In tho llnslws.
Pllui‘lilENI'l-i. Sept. ‘Jll.<-Th0 hillly of a
mlddlc aged. fashionably drosscd woman,
with tho hcad hocton almost to a pulp
and covorod with brulsvs. was found in
tho bushes noar tho town of Scltuato.
about 12 miles from how. A half wittod
man, as ho was wamlorlng about tho vi-
cinity. stumbled upon tho body and called
othorpcoplo to soc it. lilllcors worn at
noon dotailud on tho cusc. and thoydlscov-
crud that a clusod can-logo was soon at
several pointd hoing drivvn toward Scitu-
ate. and thoy hoilsvo that tho doodwas
oommittcd in l’rovldoncu and tho body
taken to tho placo wuro it was found.
Intnrnntional tricks-f.
l’mLMu-twuia. Supt, :3!l.—~'l‘he second
lam-national cricket contest botwocli tho
(iontlomon of Philadelphia and Lord
ilawko's English oluvonwas begun on tho
grounds of tho (ll-rmantown Crlrkot club
at Mannholm. Whoa stumps Worn drawn
for tho day. the liritishors had accumu~
latod 211 runs. 'l‘hls boats tholr first in.
ulna record in last week's match by ill.
Htriko (lnnfnrcnoe at Fall River.
PAM. lln'lzll. Mass. Sept. 9i».—-liobort
Howard, sccrotary of tho Splanors‘ fismr
oiatlou. at his roquost has boon graulud a
conference with tho Manufacturvrs' essa-
clatlcn to links place at 10 o'clock this
rimming. at which them will ho a discus
sion of tho labor situation. it is bollovcd
that it will rcnult in a onynpromlso, but
nothing doiiulm is known.
A liruhl l’rin Fight.
Srumur‘imm. film, Supt. nit—A do+
pcratn prize: fight occurred 20 milos from
Springfilld bolwuon .lmuos alias Kid
llaln ul liluwastcr. Pa. and John alias
lluumly Rowan oi“ hit. Louis for low a
skin. Rowan Won in tho twonty~third
round. Both mun wcro badly punlnhod.
Mayor "pulls ”sum-rated.
OMAHA. Supt. “lit—J1me judges of this
district court who hav'o boon conducting
tho impeachnmat trial of Mayor Uoorgo
W. liomls haudoddcwu adoolslon find-
ing thodofondant not guilty of inalien-
saaco. cxonorating him on ovcry chargo
made.
Storm Along tho Coast.
ATLANTIC Cirr. Supt. 2i).~«lloavy (miss
an rnulng along tho coast, and tho storm
is increasing in vlolonos. The surf is
dangerously rough along the beach. and
tho mwnlows botweon this city and the
mainland arc him a great bay.
The Briolsrm Disabled.
Nsw 1.0mm. Conn. Supt. 91!.»The
machinery of the torpedo boat Ericsson
became dinnblco during eprsctlcs run.
and her official trial will have to be post-
pound.
Alleged Flrsbul fluid.
Gumcns’mu. Mars. Supt. all—«Stephen
lagalls. one of tho than young man charg-
ed with setting scvorsl first in this city
Tuesday night. was held for tho mind
jury. . w
Policamsa chi-nod With Inca.
mum. Miro-mo it. Willis
smwvormhumic . loom lulu
. 3 . A - ‘ ‘thsllnltulitlfilmi
‘ Wingspan-lam
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in that sdiourned out
y. _
, The Democratic minority of the consti-
tutional convention held a caucus and
discussed the proposed address to the peo
pie to be made through the medium at
the press. The address will hc rssdy to:
presentation today. but cannot be made
to the convcntion because the majority
will not allow it to come in as s docu-
ment. .
The address will recite that tho work of
the convention has been partisan, and
that the results of it are in the main the
outcome of that partisanship. For partli
sen reasons home rule for album» do-
fosted. and the entire work of the majorl'
tyhee boon to make amendments that
would discriminate against the cities in
favor of the country. A grout part of the
address will dwcll upon the failure of the
majority to pass any homo rnlo amend
meat, despite the earnest protest of not
only the entire Democratic minority, but
many Republicans
LUCANIA AGAIN.
She Lowers the Wrst‘wsrd Record by Fifty
DI inutce.
New Yous, Sept. Ell—Once more the
Cunarder Lucenla breaks tho record. She
made the passage from Quscnstown to
Sandy Hook in 5 days, 7 hours and 45
minutes, beating her best previous record
of the last voyage by 50 minutes. Thu
followingwere the daily runs: on. 542,
541, 529, 65:: and 87 to the Sandy Hook
llghtshlp. Tothlodistance, 2.75:3 knots;
average speed. 21. 77 knots an hour.
Among Lucaula's passengors were
Charles A. Dunn. Mrs. Dana. Charles A.
Dunn, .lr.. David L. Einstein and Mrs.
Einstein. Hon. John E. Fitzgerald. W, ll.
Grmro. Mrs. Grace and family. Justice
Horace (troy. 391 less Grace. hihipton Green,
Mrs. E. urd Grubh, Mrs. J. L. llnm»
moud, l." l’owauor Lady Howard of
Glossop. lioucrul Thomas ll. James. Mr.
M. E. llaviland. Mr. lionry hiouquln and
Mrs. Mouquin. llr. (lronbyatokhu. Dr.
Horace Packard and Mrs. Packard. Mrs.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. W. K. Vandorbllt. Mr.
W. K. Vanderbilt. .lr., Miss Vanderbilt
and Master Harold Vanderbilt. Mr.
Charles Mayor.
THE CZAR’S lLLN ESS.
Professor Lmdrn, tho Celebrated Bullu
Specialist. Called.
Sr. Phrizmni‘i‘io, Sept. flit—The coudl
tion of tho czar is considerably worse.
The kidney inflammation. from which he
is suffering. is much increased. and as
his majosty's breathing at the beginning
of the wool: bocamo somewhat difficult
and hard l’rofesaor Loydon, tho celebratod
specialist in internal complaints, was
sunnnonod from Berlin.
ills majcsty appoars to sailor much
pain and is wry low spirited. Professors
Zacharin and Loyden, who are in attend-
anco upon him, wish to scnd his majosty
as soon as possihlo to the Crimea. but
have not yet been able to dcoldo upon tak-
ing tho risk of tho long journey.
BERLIN. Sept. 2::.~»'l'hc ’l‘agchlatt says
that the court physicians assert that the
czar is suffering with diabetes. Professor
Zarhariu drains this. Tho llarmstadt
(iazetto say-i that tho marowltl. will no-
company lhn cznr to the ("rimoa
Vim“. Supt, tilt-4t lsmnsldorcd hora
that tho car's kldnoy disoaso is tho msult
of moral and'nwuiai anxiety and worry.
Commenting upon tho pmbablllty of the
cmrowitz asccndlng tho throne. it is added
that traditional etiquette mpilros the heir
ALEXANDER ill.
to tho Russian throne to keep aloof from
politics. Thus ovcry ltusslau emperor at
the implanting of his rolun is obliged to
bo largoly dopoudont upon hisadvlscrs.
This it is that ulvos cause for European
anxiety. osraoolally at the time whon the
war hutwocn China and Japan givosa pos
siblllty of cmnplicatlons.
LONDON, Sopt. till—Tho fact that ho
fossor Loydou. who is a loading specialist
in brain and spinal disoascs. has boon
summoned to attend tho czar giv'os color
to tho rcport that his majority is suffering
from a stroke of apopioxy.
A Minivan-r in 'f'roubic.
“Wk/n.0, r‘wpt. 2U.-——l*‘rodorlok Stylus.
who claims in bo an Episcopal mlulstor
undsnyl hclmd vhuruos at East l’orll.
Ind, and Jamaica. N. l’.. was arrested
hero for passing a worthlusn chock for $3.”)
on a salmm humor in payment for drinks
and borrowi-d monoy.
fluctuation of Wagon.
WWI-Whit, (Jami . Sopt. 2o,_Aftor the
lot of Nowmlwr tho wages of all the on»
ployocs of tho Philadelphia, Bonding and
Now England Railroad company will ho
rcstorcd to the rats paid boforc tho it: put
cent reduction was mado last h‘uhruary.
Hunt's f'lnus llleckii-tcti.
Lunatics. l’a.. Supt. Ell—At tho session
of tho East (iormaa i'nltsli ilrcthroa con-
forcnoo a resolution was passed to prohibit
“whcrovcr lnlroduood in our church tho
traditional character of Santa Claus at
our Christmas lostivals. "
riloctrlo (lens couple.
(Joltl'ilma, Pa. Supt. llll “A work our
collided with a passenger car on tho Don.
cgal Elmiric railway near hora. Donal:
Kehoo was killod. and J obn Ford had his
jaw broken.
OTTAWA, Supt. 2il.-——Th0 minister onus.
tics has commuted the scntcucc of Walter
McWhimll. who was to be bound at
Brampton on Monday. to imprisonment
for life.
Appoint/rd by (tourma- flower.
Amour E nationals Flower
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SEASON ABLE.
Mason’s and Lightning Fruit
Cans, quarts and pints. Rub-
bers for the same.
Red and Green Poppers cheap.
Pickling Onions, (small) white
and red.
Egg Plants cheap. Muskmel-
ons.
Pears for canning. Sickle
Pears for pickling.
A new effort to please in Cof-
fee. Not but that our Coffee has
been good, but now, this lot, we
believe to be better than usual.
Whole Mixed S pices.
A fine lot of Brooms. never so
cheap.
We have Ground Oats and
Whole Oats by bag, that weigh
40 lbs. to bushel, at $1.20 bag.
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Plfiltlng, storm and lies-Fitting.
tin and Meet Iron Wort.
lint Air fleeting.
visas and estimates furnished for elitist
wt velar. niacin or hot air heating.
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