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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-04
Henry Vincent At Richmond. again

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Every, lover Of liberty and soulstirring
eloquenee in our city, will be glad to
see the advertisement which appears in
to-dsy's paper. announcing that HESRY
VINCENT has consented to deliver three
moro lectures in Phillips Hall. on the
evenings of the II, 18 and 10Th of the
present month, all think the subject for
the Lectures are most admirably chosen
because they are subjects which will not
only draw out the rarest powers of Vim
cent as An unrivalled lecturer and histor-
ian, but because Mt the same time they
will elucidate three Of the most import.
ant periods Of English history. We
feel sure that Phillips Hall will be filled
to Overlooking. and therefore would adj
wise all our friends who would like to
have good seats to secure reserved tick
otsior theacoursei mmediately. % ling
sIFIRsT RArE''- Exclaimed we after
writing few lines with the fluid sent
us by c. H. JOHNSON. No. Sc, Main St,
1t is decidedly the best ink VIC have writ
ten with for many a day. Besides this
Ink, he has not only an excellent supply
of Books, Stationery DC, but all the
Monthlies, ,Weeklies and Dailies at his
News Depot and Bookstore. If any one
after trying this Ink is dissatisfied with
it, he can return what is left, after trying
it, and get his money back. This is
fair offer.
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wantrl..Soldisrs, who havs never reeeived their
6aal disehargs papers, 10 call At FIxxKr's Claim
Axspcy, No. IS Nain.ss-, Richmond, Ina. who ~i]
havs thsn discharged aid pail. So
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-04

DANGEROUS PRAcrIcE like to
see the executors of the law manifesting
zeal in its executiou--they deserve com
mendation. The determination of dogs,
in order to save human life, is all right;-
but the manner Of doing it, by shooting
them on the street and endangering the
lives of pedestrians who happen to be
nearly in range of the bullet, is, to say the
least, of doubtful propriety. True, if
the death Of an individual is compass
sed by the aid Of policeman's bullet,
the agony Of dying is not so intense as
from hydrophoba, and, nayhap, the in
dividual receiving the laden messenger,
can have time to console himself that lie
was thus saved from being bitten by
mad dog; but still, few care about un-
dergoing that kind OF perforation, and
would rather run the risk OF So
bite On Saturday evening last, sne o,
the policemen, shot a dog on Main St,
Just about dusk, and the ball came in
close proximity to Major Lacey's head
he says il sounded familiar; but after
having run the risk Of rebel bullets, he
would prefer not to be shot in lieu of dog.
There's too many boulders on Main st
for balls to 60 down into the earth, and
glance shot might prove as fatal to
human life, as shot direct. There are
other means less dangerous, to destroy
dogs, than the bullet--administer strich-
nine, that II do their business effectually
In another column will be found an
Ordinance, authorizing the Marshal and
the Police force to kill dogs. Owners
Of CANNES will please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
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1000 assorted Wood Bowls, 1t Lacey
4 CEN.
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'Nomfnzffna Eiecfion.- Result. y :

The following is the aggregate vote of
the candidates for nomination in this
county on MgnaaytsysI LOE & q
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sRsaos ~ Pslsad;sn s--Yoa ass assAsssssd y an
r,nnce the Mans of EpwAx HALLS a. eaaaidas
for tho Office Of City Clerk, at the ensuing City Elsce
ton. ~.4. t.s - s..as,-s sas ~.a7s
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the steckholdcrs of the Association at Engine Hall
No 2 on TaesiAy svenax the 9th inst, at ~ o'clock
! Business of impostsaes will be attended to. s1sz
Attest n. r. NIXON, Prest
D. LEsH, Ssc,Y.sss : <+1ts g7tffrp
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GEORGIA.


The Asssnis % Mr. Hayes In Savannah.
sAvArSAB, Dec. IL. 1861.
9. n Hopkins, Jr.. and Robert Hopkins. tho former
tho sou asd the latter tho acphsw Of Colonel O H.
Hopkins. Assessor Of Internal Revenue arrested
yesterday for an alleged assault with inisu 70 murder
John X. Haysa editor OF the Republicans They we're
released on ball last evening" but we're rsArsssd to-day
and lodged in Jail TO await tho result or Mr Hayes IN
iuriss They walked into the once and one OF
tnem shook hspds with Nj Hayea aud al the
same time boat him with loaded whip He was alone
Al the time The cause OF the assault IN supposed 10
have been an editorial on ths taking OF tet oaibs
These men are Union so-caed and the psfson 10
whom the editorial 10 supposed 10 have alluded .
radical membsr OF the Convention The assault has
created intense excitement, and ~ anthcsa do.
uouncsd by the entire community
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photographic NEWS
FIR ON
2 ~ i.r 49,
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Refusal Of tho Great Powers to Attend
the Roman Conference.
THE WAR IN PARAGUAY.
SEVERE DEFEAT Or THE ALLIES.
FRANCE.



The Remain Conference Pinn a Failure
THO Great Powers Refuse TO Attend.
PARIS, Dec. A--Evening.
II has been definitely ascertained that the
European Conference plan proposed by the
Emperor Napoleon on the Roman question
has failed.
The assemblage was to have taken place in
Munich on the 9th instant. but some difficulty
was experienced In the diplomatic correspond
ence before the day arrived.
Paris was then spoken Of as the place. Of
meeting; the form of representation was
changed, but the same day day adhered to.
Subsequently, after the delivery ola speech
BY the French Minister, Rouher, to the Legisla-
ture on tho subject Of the relations between
RomS and Italy. in which he declared that
Italy could never 60 to Rome by force" the
hesitancy Of the Powers assumed the form Of
Open objection on the ground Of inutility.
1, I has been ascertained to-day that the
Conference. or congress- will not assemble,
~ I'll the great Powers have positively
refused TO attend.
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sesclAL rrlrsaAM 10 the HERALD.

aaiaave Preparing for War-A RcvOiuttou
Besus-Six Millions Of Countcrfeh Money
HAVANA, Dec. IA,
VIA LAKE CRY, Dec. Is. 1867.
President Salnave left the capital for Gonaives
aboard the corvette Sylvan November 20. His
object ID stated to DO the inspection Of the powder
magazines ut that place. and see to having them
filed and oil warlike material stored there put in
readiness for any emergency.
Universal discomfort reigned in the capital, and
foreigners were filed with alarm at the prospect
OF AfAlrs. Passengers just arrived from there re.
port that revolution had commenced.
!, Six millions OF counterfeit Haytien paper dollars
we're reported in circulation throughout the repub
Lilo. Some reports accuse President Salnave Of
having had hand in their emission. Senior
Aquiles Pettiferrsndi has been appointed Hayden
Consul 1T New York.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Highly Important from Pnrngmny-TRc Bra.
LILLIAN Camp Carried by storm.
LISBON, Dec. Is, rse7.
The English mail steamer from Rio Janero has
arrived
She brings important news from the scene OF war
tho ParanA
The Paraguayan forces under the command Of Prssi-
dent Lopez had assumed active offensive operations
Their nrs. movement was . complete They
attacked tho BrasiIian camp and carried Il By storm.
taking 1900 prisoners and several pieces Of artillery. The
Braziliaus defended ther camp with great obsnacy,
and lost nearly 1000 men killed. wounded and missing.
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CUBA.

Money Tight-Exchange Qaotatfsns-Sugar
0Iarket.
HAVANA. Dec Is 1867
The money market Is tight: large sales Of bank and
railroad stocks have been mado
Exchange London, i3k per cent premium: on
Paris, - Y per osnt premium: on Now York. cur
rency heavy At 23x Is por cent discount gold,
2,s per cen. premium.
Tho sugar market yesterday closed oalm; che lower
classes are IN demand
Sailed. steamer Columbia for Now York.
Arrived, Lord Lowell, from New York.
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ILLINOIS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE ueaAts.


Prize Flight Bstwess Edward Lswry and
Jimmy Black Near Chlcago-Lewry the Vic.
ssr II Thirsy-tws Rsaads.
O.c4:o ., ne; Is iss7'I
The third prize tight within the two months in
this vicinity on Sunnysde. SIX miles from this
city yesterday morning about O'Clock, between
Edward Lowry and jimmy Black. In the midst Of
binding snowsorm For several weeks previous TO The
time OF making the match Black and Lowry wore
very unfricndy terms and had frequently In saloons
and Of sparrrg exhibsons whore Black. assuming the
aggressive endeavored to pick quarrel with Lowry.
At length latter sgnhed his willingness to settle the
exisng difference by appeal TO the regulations OF the
prize ring The money speedily forthcoming and
the match was made. BY its provisions they were 10
Eight At sunnyslds the morning OF December IL for
purse Of $780, the men TO fight u catchwsgnt
Lowry 10 native OF ireland and Is about twenty-five
years OF age He lived this city about three years
New Orleans, Cottage Grove. Kelly defeated in
tweniyfour rounds In person Iosry 10 very muscular
turcsy one hundred and forty two pounds.
Black has lived In this city for two years during which
he has followed no regular business He Is also native
OF Ireland and Is twcntyone years OF age. He IS i've
feet and half inches in height and his fighting
weight is hundred and lhr.y eight pounds. The
and Andy Duffy and Pat Mcbermots Tor Black.
The ring was pitched aud the rsfsroo John Hickey,
condiuon with muscles standing out great knobs
upon the chest and arms OF each, but Lowry much
the larger the two. and seemed much the stronger
On the third round, Black knocked clear 70 the
feet OF his seconds the blood squirting from cash 10
his cheek. From this round to the twentieth Lowry,
receiving but little punishment. struck Black succes
sion heavy blows upon the face ribs and neck that
ether drew blood or marked the 1ssh with dark dsco
orations Blacks len eye swelling rapidly that
he could now scarcely see with u, while bis breast
hsayod cow iislyey a. no saspsd for breath With
scarcely strength 10 stand be yet stood up game and
plucky until he either knocked back 70 his
or thrown heavily 20 the ground
On the twenty FIRST round Black seemed 70 revive some
what In strength AZ the cry Of time he rushed At his
opponent whom be startled BY tho energy no exhibi
ted ana whom be bsas severely the face Then Crap
pline With him. they both fell side By side. For tho
next few rounds Blacks seconds sought 70 revive him
by giving him whisksy. The man fought with Abe Oh.
efay Of desperation urousy and blindly The coonsss
Of the other gained the mastery, however. aud the
weaKnnss Of Black became moro aud more apparent.
On the thirty second round Lowry came rapidly the
scratch where he stood waiting for Black, who staggered
up him. Al no came, too feeble TO bold bis
up Lowry seized him BY the neck and after beating him
until he was weak 70 continue dropped him, aud
Blake fell like dead weight in the centre OF the ring
limo forsy-thrse minutes The sponge wss thrown up
and the victory awarded 70 Lowry
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lusargenss sbanding-Illness Of President
Falcon.
HAVANA, Dec. IA,
VIA LAKE CrTr. Dec. Is, 1867.
We have news from Laguayra to the 22d Of
November.
The reports Of fresh disturbances 10 Guiris are
contradcted. General Colima announced that the
lnSurrsotonists were disbanding. and that the
prssiace was fast becoming tranquillized.
!. Marshal Falcon was sick at his country seat,
where b had gone to regain some relaxation from
his political labors. ft
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sr Lors ~ pavsgR ST LOUIS again alarmed At
ths danger OF neoonsns 40 inland town. careful ex-
am,nston ~ The city ocas ihe other day, revealed
Inc MI-sisstppi soms twenty miles above. ssnds Ne
volume OF water nj right angles across with such force
agalusl the uois shore 70 have worn away nesrly
nile There some danger OF the river making chan
mai through the American bottom, 80 - 70 leave ~.
Tc.,s two mes from the stream II y proposed 70
rlves shs Illinois shore With store where we aver w.
fr,ngss 70 pssvsas u fron wsaEyg away.
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ITALY.

Changes In the Representation In Paris and
London.
fLoREscs. DHo. is, 1887.
change 10 about TO DO made In the Italian Legation
at Paris
The Chcvaler Emilio vsconti. vsnosta, who was
Minister OF Foreign Affairs last year in tho cabinet Of
Baron Rcaso win replace the Chsvaller do Ngra who
Ia 70 be transferred 10 London
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Arrival o. Arms Supposed 10 Be for q Raid
Venezuela.
HAVANA. Dec. IA,
Viz LAKE CRY, Dec. Is, 1867.
& Intelligence received from CURACAO reports the
/. arrival there of the schooner Tinico from st.
Thomas with arms and ammunition. The report
does not state for whose account this war material
was shipped, but the supposition is that new
raid by the partsans Of Pace 10 in contemplation.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Arrest 81 a. Express Agent Tor Alleged AZ.
sempt IT Robbery.
PEovipExcn Dso u.s. 1867
James O. Engiy, agent OF the Merchants Union Ex.
press Company arrested here Friday night charged
with con spiracy rob- and attempts rob- the safe
In the c0mpanys office here Of $500. 600 ae b In jail
awaiting an examination. Engy, u Is said. 10 tho
whose operations connection with uting this
STATE were subject or legislative examination
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The Feaeaa Funeral Demonstrations Pre-.
veussA-Ordcr Maintaincd-Six Theusand
TrsSps Uader Arms In Loadsu.
~ LoSpoS, Dec. 15-Evering.
Public funeral ceremonies In honor Of Allen, Gould
ana Lsrkia, which we're 70 have been held to-day In
many Of the principa cities In England aad Ireland,
were prsvsnted BY the authorities In every place where
shs sstemps vas made carry Thorn out. Much indig
nation was shown by the crowds In instances but
90 violence committed.
In shs city batsaous Of regular troops 70 the number
or six thousand men In ALL have been kept under arms
al day 70 assss the police maintaining order and sup
pressing say Fsnisn demonstration.
Th~ FeaIan Movement I'm hverpo0l-Extra.
ordinary Precautions of the Government.
LiysRPoot, Dec Is Evening
special precautions have been taken BY the govern
mont 70 check any demonstration or disturbances on the
part OF the renans or orangemsn in this city as this
~ss the day which had been appointed for holding tho
obssquiss Of the renisns executed o. Manchester.
All the drinking places within the city limits have
been closed by order Of tho magistrates
roo whole police force on duty: soldiers are held 10
readiness a. their barracks the volunteer armorss are
ait susrdsd and vessels Of watching the docks.
Al ai.emp, was made. In accordance With The Fsnisn
oroxramms previously announced, 70 form funeral
p,oOssroe, but 10 failed.
re.isn Operations LIKELY 10 he Suspended.
IsosDoy, Dec Is. 1851.
u IA thought that thu Fenlans will sssss oil active
ssmo,, against law and order 10 conssQaescs Of the
univsrssl horror and indignation caused by me dsas
troas attempt On Cisrkenwel JaL
large rewards have bccn offered BY the scvsfnmsn'
Cor ne discovery and arrest Of the sul'y parties
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CANADA.

American silver and the New Tariff.
OTTAWA, Dec Is, 1851.
The discount on American invoices fos the ensuing
week 10 declared 10 DO 25 per cont
The new arir proposes TO place Is per cont duty on
American SILVER The Nov Brunswick members OF
Parliament are much discontinued with the tariff
The Nova scotian members wilt leave Tor home W-day
In view OF AN early close OF tho session
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rhs cusard mail ysansnp China will lesvs Bostssr
on wefhesday FOR Liverp00E
Tho rns for Europe WIN close In this city ~ ouss@
past and half past nvoooeck rsssdv afsss-
usoa- tr-~s
The Nav Yoax HssALD -%ndesiou Tor Europs-wsil %
ready At ton O'Clock this m0rnsmg.
sssss ovYca 10 ~rpp0s. ready for msiipA -
cenlx.
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There was fair audience .. stsnwsy Hall last niehs
., tho eleventh Sunday concert The artists were Leo
pold Dc Asysr. the emlnsus pianist. who played his
Norma fantasia and ssrsnsds with exquisite dscacy
spd feeling; MISS Jenny Busk, Ma nyorss soprano
Fortura HsuTy MOienhsuer, CauHsld and q Colby.
Tho sncores we're frequent and testified the Of
Ma artists aud appreciation OF tue sndieucs
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Napsieon Presented with English Bible.
PARIS Dec. I5-Evening
A population from the English Bible Society had an
sudsnoe vita tho Emperor Napoleon to-day and pre-
sentsd him With copy Of the Bible.
The Emperor made brief address TO the gentlemen Of
the dspuaIon In which he declared that 1t was his nrs
rule 70 protect all religions
The Baron Won Magnus, late Prusslan Ambassador 10
kexioo. hes arrived at 81. Nazare.
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uyIrru sTlTts cuuan N ALABAMA.

The Unilsd states District Caurs for the Southern Dis
,,,c Of Alabama convsnsd ia Nobs on the lith inst
sudgs Bustsea addressed tho Graud yury In lengthy
thsrgs the tenor az which may DO Judged from shs fol-
lowing headings preceding 4 IN The Mobile 7in'a;--
Tho Ere OF fsw--lh. Constitution OF the Unitet
states Triumphant Aa5sfva STATE oil the Juon ana
has a reders court-wha, are tue Rights OF Black Nec
vud, the Civu Rights tin f-Whits Men Not 70 TAKE
Bsck ssats-The Anglo saxon - Good ~ the African.
arrbis johnson Csnnot be Baushsd for lbeiitns the
Military Mayor of1ctas snsui Erton from scisvtpg
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TURKEY.

Request Tor Free Trade In the DRrdnaeiies.
kosoos. Dec. Is. 1881.
The great Powers have adaressod 4 hots 70 the Sub
lime Porte asking that the navigation Of The DMdans!!ss
BE- made free TO the shipping OF all nalIons.
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4 Chila Accidentally kinsd b. che Careless
Handling OF n Pistol.
PoartAsD. Dec. 10, 1887
rss children o. Rev VIZ. Jackson. Of Gorham 60. hold
AZ oades psto on Saturday and whlls playing vi II
Il one Of them shot through the ere causing deaf
almost INN ed atsly.
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PORTO RICO.

Provisions. Nfachinery md Cattle TO 30 Adj
nlittod Free.
HAVANA, Dec l5 1887
royal order hAs been autographed from spain allow
ing nour RICE beef and other necessary provisions.
cattle, machinery fsrissts 10. 70 enter the port OF
Porto Rico free Of duty irrespective q nag ooausy
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ABYSSINIA.

March or tho British Troops-scarcity Of
Water.
LONDON Dec 49, 1857
Dispatches have been received from Massowah which
rNpors that tho British expedition had advanced
sdeisbie distance tue interior OF tho country but
last sccoun.s tho troops suffering from scarcity
OF water
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Funeral Of Thoma. sharpe In PhMadeIphi..
MASSACHUSETTS.
IncendiarIsm In orthnmpton.

Incendiurism In Northampton.
srgiScrinLD. Mass, Dec. 15. 1887
An Inoendiary nre At Northampton this morning lths
seventh within the last six monshs destroyed $685. 900
worth or property, including Two dwelling houses. SIX
barns 100 sheep 100 tons OF hay and tons Of
bacco. with other stock and produce. The heaviest
losers are Smith Parson son. Orrn Kingsley aud J.
D. Kellogg There 10 81. 900 insurance.
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10 Instdsous Are the firsf Approaches 81
ga,i Al IA. III, wv ~ 80 ,r.r.
An isnmedis,s tssort ~ Dr. - JtySB's EKrtCrvkAsr
upon ths N sFpeS of tho pain o ~ 30 sss %
hs Aost or enost would very generally preclude fatal
result Or n cssc ne symptoms indicss the pre~nce %
Iateut would eaa 10 sgbfae Tue sioecc oY
we snd nas materially assist q proonss 20 .he NE
81 The ttten Use tue ExpectofaDs therefore, "nen yDw
TAXA cold ana hgs dc Necessity for ~ ass IN mere
aacgstcls cln plants sStd sysry where.
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wiSsIOw's s0OTGlN6 sYRuTs fsr eniliran relieves
the child from psiu inygcracs tae aud b,wpis
sefy and wlnd colo Fsrfrcy safe 10 All cNAes
millions Of tncihers can tcsiity Ihirly
Ur.ccs. aus fulton stgas New YORK Aat 0s lilsn
ioborn London. tnxisud.
30 aud cali for
mis-. wrSsL0w's oorHrxa SYRUP
Hnvine The leo smns % 'cJ rs& erkns' che ootsss
wrapper. Al othsss are BAY, limitations
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PENNS YlvANlA.


Arrest 81 the Murderer Of a Provost Mar
shai In Newton-Railroad ACCIDENT on
Wiihes6arro Mountain-Trav eiiefs snow
Bound.
scsAsroS. Pa Dec 10, 1851
10 Newton township. fifteen miles from chs city
FEBRUARY IL. 1895. Deputy Provost Marshal Jamss
Hosio was shot and killed while attempting TO arrest
deserter Before his death Hose declared that Noah r.
Ssoith was his murderer A reward o! 900 WAS
offered for Smiths arrest but no Aed the country and
only returned soma months ago. He was 10 day ar.
rested ia Newton by Captain John McCasey and 10 now
lodged in the lookup Ia this city.
Tho thermo, aeter horc Indicated 20 degrees above
zero yesterday m >rnng; to-day 10 Ia thswng.
The engine Pacific, drawing the express train the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, duo here AZ ten T. H.,
thrown of the track BY he spread ng OF SWITCH near
the top OF the Wnkesbsrre Mountain. II the accident
had occurred Two rods further tho Train would have
gone down tho mountain. The engineer was badly In
Jured and lay 10 tue nearly hour IL Thought
be cannot live. No passengers hurt General Tom
thumb and party were on the train.
Two thousand travellers reported weather bound
Of Bound Brook aud Somerviiis, inc Sen.rAl Rail-
road OF New jersey.
Funeral Of Thomas sharpe In Philadelphia.
PuLADELPHIA, Dso. 10. 1897.
The funeral Of Thomal Sharpe this afternoon
largely attended. Tho ,ntermeDt took place at Mont.
msnt Cemesery on the northern outskirts OF sas city
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NEW YORK.
Fire In yuG.ro,

BUsrALo. Doc Is 1887.
Kurstsman 4 Sons piano factory on s.sa,s street.
Eas destroyed oy dre this morning and large number
OF rlanos and material were destroyed The loss IN
stock Is So 600; insured FOR $40 900 The building
was ownNd by Mrs r. Stats and valued al &i2 000
insured for 5000 FcrY.dys workmen have been
thrown out OF employment
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Fire la BosiOm.

BOSTON, Dec. ID, 1901.
The store Of Barnes. Merriam Co., dealers In foreign
and American woo,ens 81 No. II Franklin street.
partially burned this morning The loss 10 estimated ..
$4,000. which Is insured
Tho weather continues GOLD, with frequent snow
sQuaiG
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stanZsrd silver Plated Geeds.
NOME arr rHr vEny BEsr.

A spsaf,s s,scs az ane rsckis siv~r srf whts eesss
Placed 9pcts elegant "a irsixn. peffcc Workmanship
snd superior 70 2lsv rspsted esptey ler the holidsf
"a. mAnufattare am fully Warranted
~ our 4. ell sstahlished trste marx,
gEOFiELp RtyE ManafAct2rns Comqsuv.
IL Las
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A Good Tnst~.-We Must c. xnfess that v~a
fss.idsoas 10 the ehf ~ of hat
but few who st ouriies OF eei' sh
n KSFEScHEfp o. he Nassau ST In hs Holiday
style has hit u erscuy. ~ " our 70
graceful stylish. beautifully finished - Geodugy pecoiaf
and, eeGlsr aud better. very reasonably Ia price.