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rnH yrNHzrfh.i cliIu.
Nhat the Cabinet Did Aftcr Lcnruins thnt
the award was Procurrd by Praud.

WA5HrNGroN. Dec. I'll nppours from
the diplomatic correspondence accompanying
mo Pic-llenis c.,ase that IN JuiY last tho
Nent ntzuelin Government paid TO tho American
Minister ei2tiJ, being fiud. spoilol tor
United states Ell im.n;s unacr awards of the
mix commission, and oGers inoutnly pay
ment- In future.
TO prevent all misunderstanding. our Minis
ter stated that lao regarded this as the uncondi-
tional pny;rent wrlch he was instructed to ask /;
but the Minister Of FOREIGN Relations u Vene-
lucia says the President Of that Republic Is con-
yinced. mo ally and legally. III Il the most scan
daou- corruption Wa the moving power Of the
commissioners and of tho umpiic VINO formed
the ulhunal created by the treaty OF 1853. ami
the national executive .es rlItncd ami will CON
ilnue to claim the nuiify # IT, act. and cam 10
but hope that tnc culi-htrucd Nutth Americ. n
IoYo mtnf, in view of the mass of proof, whirn
show the fraud ofthe 4dlos,will t.ice that their
decisions are not binding. and conseautn ly
lirrl hhpuid ue "a revision IT tho claims. H. N III
90 recollc, ted tlut curing Lat summer there
Wa al tN'rt'tdin1rN meeting Of tho molbers
I the t-niuet dt tne Stat0 Druartiueut on the
SUBJECT of NeneIu.i'u eltins, and the above Is
me result or that Conference, n h4yiug been
decided TO make an nnc additional claim for tho
money.
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MIR. o'OONOR's LhsT DAYS.
His Relapse Ycs,crd1v, and Rubsedu ent
hniIy-Dcnth Probable nt any Moment.

FoRT WASHINGTON, Dec. I'll :d5 Il. d. -
Charles OConor's aioep was less disturbed last
night thnn " has heen Tor somc time past, but
| despite this apparently favorable svmptom, he
nwoke thls morning muoh weaker than no has
~. -..a II wGe deemed '"cxpedient to
give him any food ana -" a." ..Iipressidis.
among his attendants was that ho would die be-
fore noon. lie spoke only once. anI then
merely to express surprise as his own vitality.
flo could not understand, he sail, how IN his
enfeehled condition be had been able to keep
death at BAY HI long. Tnen he turned upon his
SIDE IN oiou' hing osiure, ma lay 80 without
Ut teriug word for several hours.
HIS breathing became moro and moro faint
until II almost seemed to huv0 cc1sed alto
gether His attendants gathered around his bed,
believing That he was about 30 dic, and once for
few secu unds he was sunp9sed 10 10 dead.
4, but dcspilo az Indications ~ apprO. ching
dissolution, sbo Wv after one O'Clock this after
noon the litc keflng and almost extluguishcd
sphrk or ne but.t once muio INTO . ntiui and
wavering ndme. lIo spoke to his friends, aud
WIN seemngy recovered strength expressed
desire iOr aOme grapes.
At 2o'cluc he ate about dozen herries and
p ri of a pear. Bevoud these re has taken no
nOurt4hmenI since Yesterday morning. II wYs
prOposed % give him sOine to st und beef tea,
but lie said the 1iyor of tho grapes on ms
lips wss 80 pieasaut TINT 10 an no. wlsh
70 re move II by iting more substan ii. food.
iio spoke cnretfGiiy to his sister, hlr-. Sloan,
VINO X Ia unnst ~ utterd noe upon fini, and
she was lDall, Obliged 80 Vlj jldr1w 90 ailiy tho
excitement which was caused by tho cuuvefsa-
ton
Al o'clock DR.. Keves and Van BURN Visited
MN and lOuul hiW IA good spiriis, hut 'iil
somewhat tx itcd. lie conversed with D.. VAN
Blfrn Tor some TINE, and ~ the clu oi the
conversation TIE ph, 'ici II fOunu mia PAL beat
lng oniy nitt- ight strokes u minute ana very
feobly, thuu1h he fruit hO had eaton and the
conversation with the doctor MA cltsrd ~ TO
beat hoth ter and stronger than 10 would
Otherwise have done.
Tho pnysiclans held consultation with re-
gard to his cuse tut did not say what CUnclu-
sion thcy had arrived az. IL Is tcri iin, how
ever, tuat they US well tho patient
hinselt have no hopes OF has rccov-
cry. Ito Is sleebing 1T present, aud 80 ffr
has been unlo to retain the fruit hc eat thls
morning. lie may die ut aay moment, ana
should he live turou-n tho uight o. Is not iti-
ppssiuo thAt ho may tMl Tomorrow, ~ lao old
this mornni, aud pass away without again
rdliiing.
lie IS uverse to seeing any visitors. but several
imC. ho related incidents Of b,cpne days. and
recalled many rltu-.nt "reminiscences. No one
WAS admitted to his room IT, day. except those
IN 'luse httcndInce upon niH. Among the
friends VINO liltd 10 cbquirV about hi3 cOndi-
ton was ex Judge Pc bO1y.
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LOSr on THE PLAINs.
Child Eighteen iIours Among Swapping aud
GroWlinE Wolves.


On Saturday evening last. PlutteviIle,
Colorado, was startled by the report that a little
girl, aged alb ut uine years. a twin daughter Of A
Mr. sutherland, who recently moved into the
neishhorhooh, 20 lost On the plains. 1t ap-
lears that the child accompanied her father I'm
search OF cattle, and when about two
miles out. they found Gome calves, one
Of which had bell attached to It's
neck. The cows not being in sight, tho f4tLer
ul'ertcd the chlii t. ioll " the c,lves. which o
supposed would 80 dir. ct be- ne, hile he would
: T. VI. A. go go'c!och the i4tncr returned
uoD coulc in, iut was il the hllr supp1se. bv
II, mother t1 tee with the father.
-, ne hlrm was al uh'r gwen to the people In
Uhe Niilagc, ana 80 me twenty or mora perSc ns
went oct AVID scogr.d the country Tor six or
ci-ht miles IN every dirs ctlOn. but Mlthsut -tlr-
oe.i.' ihohtn some OF tbem were out until fur
"tlv'N ~ ~ mornings ana iNo, one 10y Oi
seventeen, having themselves hern lost did not
reach nome until o'clock sunday morning
on sunday some men and boys ON
horseback, ana AZ least twenty on foot,
went out, notwithstanding tuo extremely
cold, wet WIND, but alter hunting all dny re-
turned unsuccessful. Again on Monday 1oin-
luH men from every direction were ON he hunt
ana IN the most systematic manner examined
Mlue eilIp oi country from the Plate 10 near
the hoN flder M were stil looking, hea led
l"w"id homc, when sieuil run was e.rd, by
Mhicn pa ktcW inp child had been found
The htlo one had followed the c.lyr, fora
time. tut, ~ they did not 20 toward home, sho
soon became conscious thnt She was lost. At
nrst, she siNs, shc wandered arOuud but hearing
me WolYe- rlow'iAg around nor she - tlIted in 4
straight c"uise, Which took her to tho Box
Elder and, Withou; knowing what cifcc;ion
she was taking, followed tho bed OF inc
tre-h nnt q l'lsnt. AZ that time she saw
Trees on the llnle and 81 rtod for thcm, arrly-
M at no ranch ~ Iir. john ii,eAce, ABOUT four
miles below Eysna, NJ 10 oclotk SUNDAY morn
uE having travelled cJu-tauu. for cirLtern
Ia trS, rnd proraoly distance u not less than
twenty tiN0 mics.
s,o sli1 nat The wolves Kept close to her
heels and sn'Wed Ht her feet. bat that her
mcthci had told her th.t il sne was good Inc
knew Mo wolves Nuuld not hurt Icr brcauso
"nd wouldn't let tutm. Sne waH tlGcn home
'' Houhu ana lresh pftn u.,h s'lf ntd taken only
Il shcrt walk ot-cn or twelve mIirs
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STRUCK BY WATER SPOUT.
Terrible Effects of I;urricnnc that swopt
Iha COaAI Of Nouh Enrolinn.

letter from CLERGY man residing on
Harks rs Island. n. c., gives an account OF a
terrible hurricane which occurred there
on November |. lie saws that dunug a
heavy gale which prevailed on the day
In question large water spout which formed out
at sea, struck the island at ljUp. ". a pilot boat
ana canoe which were in 1t, truck were picked
up nnd dashed tp pieces on the shore, aud u
n-hinG camp on the hcact waa tOiollv drstIuycd.
house ~ witch II family II twelve persons
were gathered was utterly dcmoi ned. the
roof, hcd,tcads, furniture, trunks, books, bed
ding, clothing, hoofs, and the very sius of the
house were all ground rs In n.iii, ana the rrag
meuts scattered iQr r,ifc across the island.
NJ the moment the VIII lwud strU-k the
house its inmates were utterly uncOus, lou, of
tue inucudni dai' .tr, ana wcGo putsuipg tucir
usual aNootiion". Two # the cmlurrn were
khlcd. he ua > ~ me 81 tucn, uttlo ciii,
was 6ound At " dlsi nee Of ljl Yards from the
Hile 81 the h"Gse' ud 'hai "f the other, boy,
eboW one hundt yards IRON the
fist Two other children were badly
wounded. \ litt,o Eir Of twelve ycats,
who WIS r.t'irS "a :rnnk m the upper story
sewing Oh uleSs, escaped with slight luju les,
but tiia Gdiuenl Was tcru intl shreds and tho
uunk WIS carried one hundred YaIds by tho
whlrlwind and broken into fr cmcH;s In the
wake ot the Storm large iue tTees wcT> tOuuu
BluR IN opposite dlreC ions. ana Oak trees were
uprGOtcd ana c-rried far away.
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Lo%DoS, Dec. 7-LiOyd'S ngcnt at Roch-
ssri reports this morning that a bort has
cone ash.re in that vicinity from The steamer
y u'schland, OF the North German Lloyd, from
b'emen, Dec. I, for New York. The boat con
|iHoi ono man aud the dead bodies Of two
on he man re or that the D-uts chlamd
%, gro ma sou eWll'Ic IA tue North S,n.
-'NtH h2 'ni "a, Surt rue-s te egIuuiis that tho
p''-Nh "Hu rliNcu In tao boat va, a quart r
s''''f ine Deutschilia. H., name d, August.
'4r tl tHO-e VINO dieu from eNp 5uro was
pa Atd lvrsrns Elm ma the others name is un-
I own 'Fust p RS that the steamer struck
l"lp n. 1910 mat occupied by Aupirt nnd his
sY"p i.nu'. The fate of thnt boat T. unknown.
- 'H1Ning II yeruHtliu copy Cf Lloyd 3 tel
e+r M from Har~icn In regart to tho Doutsch-
= I4c steamer y u,tchlan'. from Bremen for Now
'i'aA Cl hoLta} rofun ,uuIlng a heavy uOfth, Ast
~ ~ N,nu rr Wee thck via SNOW. IN crew
'-N, oic' the he ue Knocs, aud !, uDA IN four and
srIti ,lh'n loM NaiC. fhc lAs apparently ntriet
'"' ~ H-ing and Ming with mo tidi.
Naptan licrkebsiein and part OF tho pasaen-
60 'ua crew nl tho stc can.snip Deuts hland
.He Just Ia ded at Ildrwlch. II "a supposed
=. ~ Ut LILY OF the passcHgeTB and crew
10 @'.o uI owned. The Doutschl ma Is now on the
nf ni'.us, sun lurlnt toward the Essex shOro
W " HnIlsnn tlah The Kontish kuoGk. Two tugs
kster 9"' :" '"' S's"o VI '"o us
.h Ine arents of the North German Lloyd Steam
Isn,S Io",pahy sLate that tho steamer DeutsCl-
slass m,u ana tno hrst cahin, twenty four second
~, anu hlhely-aoicn stoerago p lsscngeH.
u .n1 comm ndcr Of the Hr ish man-of-,yar
: sr'iple l.leGralihs from Harvich To the Aumi
~ atS thal my lives have been lost The re-
"ue' u the passengers ind crew have
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rHn BANx c1nRKS SOCIETY.
An Association that has Paid $4,000 60
widows md Orphans.

Tho hoop Of gns Jets on the stage Of As
soclation Hall ehons upon the Rev. DR.. John
Hall. Chairman rullcn OF the Bank Clerks Mu-
tual Bcnent Association, President Baldwin,
nud other rnembers of the assHciation, last cven-
ing. Hank clerk and their kinsfolk and friends
filed tho auditorium.
Chairman Prllcn said that within the :.
----a da'kouel by business s--rns. sgoo
N'N'" -
00,rpGD hnd passed through New Ima -.
clcfk4 bands. and the amount that wns not
properly c0nN eyed WAS, compurativoly, inHnitesi-
NAL.
The avenucs to unlawful wealth nre temptlnr-
ly open on every SIDE ~ bank clerks, stintcdly
pitd ana forced to practice rigorous economy.
but Vcry few cntc thew.
4 unn's bank account IL q condemned history
~ himself banks Nnuit' often concea' so-
Crtts that the Uut-iuc world does not dream Of
80 q mixer ever betray~ depOsIfur. FAITH IL the
fiundati.n Of the baukin9 system, honor tho
,iiicr, moro impenetrable thun the str0nRest
vault imaginable, thnt scpcrltra the bank clerk
from the heaps u wealth. 40 are within his
reach every day.
The srrnltcr w,s Incapable q pouring out a
smooth, mpnotuncus nnv % goodness FOR three
an itcrs uf an hour .c .ermon OF the dey-Dr.
Han s'it. bat he could make stump slccch on
Theology at anv u1e. Who're cnmphnirh-
ill ."t-case but when wur. IN tine form OF talking
WA 60 &c done, ho I % 90 iume. m his llugcN-
N.ung men so worthy oi admiration ~ hank
c'rrls.
The vulrar think tlio mln whoacquires wealth
alone Is nc Hcasfll. iie who inaiiilii.s llu.plf
atd those pen lcn' upon HIM comfortably,
cduriics ana establishes the ypuug about him.
~ rirt pcr.uims we'll the duties of ht. st,-
ton, ati iin- real -rrco4-. \ man. tiGe
wealth uocs not cuu-isf IN an abundance of MA
tDiial " tins princt 10 were borne Ia the
NINA. ~ hanh cicths. they would he ~ rod the
humiliiti'n of those VINO, seitinf on In lie
with the solo pmpose u iu-c in'uf Their uamea
uil TIE tuli ni ile Wrali y, ure Vlslrp itrtci.
rr-'drut Baldwin irgurtcd mat tce ihe
oreaf % ton Of the .ocioy IN 1919, ,bOtVn has
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on SlW rORK
Nhnt has tcen Doue on Nnmhnttnn Island
In One Hundred Ncnr~.

Whnt has teen noue on Nnmhnttnn Island
In One IIundr.J y,,,.
Despite the dlSagrrcahlO weather last
,,i..,t ,t. ro =, a. a, t.,,, ,,,.,, ,, a , 81, -,
w. ~ va" '"'IV '"'" "". VI '"c nl'ihoeIs
OF inc hi-lorc'l society to hear paper y
John Austin stevens on Tho " Irner..s 80 No,y
Vo,L ia ,,o r.r,,,r,, ,a,,,a,. ,--o 49,, ,s-,.
YIN ~ '"' V"'"'' "e'"'e" l''o anu lo'o'
II contained many interesting ana curious
facts connected with tho history OF tho CITY
, a., -, -, 49,, - ~
'''''' '"" ""'N o' '"e o'i'u'o oF .ne hr'''sn up
10 the prc-cnf. Hardly had tho British taken
r..aee,i,n = Ne,v Y,rk ,vhet A., its,.,ro,. ote
,.,...,, .,..' a., '.,, ,'',' Jus NV
'I'"o OUT u''io ofins ~ bulldlhss' including
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GRANTS un,>AA. nINo TRICKS.
\ Government OiGcisi should do his Duty
In piio 81 the Irr-iieHt or itcsign.


This j. the blot upon our Government, that It
II l e-'lt Tor rtth ttLs- To exist Ilry cuul lot
H., rt Hat - ~ .',lr .' ''', .l- " = a. ~
isry. party, parry that dAmns our country. ana lie
Tig,y TGg 9.' t,e neTe & 10 Tns,t ne hsacst, OF
party every fraud and irfiniy eithin the range
sad prayc that the ine J., coming %heD nan M sSS sS
las ine hnnrr"us force ~ character t. toNist the die.
may go 70 TIC om-- CORFU iou may feast In All our
v l'srn ne emnl i'nia. iioeacci parry a6eu It is
lo'tsi nut When t composed Of cn h,ndrd toS tner
whs, ri-lt had nahc'c, 10 80 to rougl4.st to induce
hs elton 20 se- uH, the lc.ur laws of tue Go, crn.
HgHt ,N.ig pr. .pcrb cn,prM. Ghat uus,ness,
coca lnto cnfs, no should h- irce and n,is'
pcn.cut of all ilnueGce. except that nf law and II he
i 'g'HIg iur,sr 2 oSws S,r 5gT +, sa & lh' Ge,egn.
O. interfere Nlta Commissioner bousa.s IN ne pruper
uia' aI.c OF hi dudes, or villa Nc fluasur,P None
n,l'r when he ilstrLfd to Ia.ro'A *, dic.itrs lie
t.o"d ci'h"r have sisted hat his oranis stAeY -.
~ o." f tl o.i, - t1ouli have resigned hs utite.
Euut as u " determined tAat ll, aay cDur.0 was o
rlAt- l super,isurs u!l over the country ana TINS
ho trfFialard llo. a.; You are ioreby ordcIca to
Port 100 riron d! ~rpr Visor ltt,u w1o suicrcdcs
MgD ni!l in A. l9uis." ms wa. 6ao OF ne mt
no "Id,grm ti-n"d "sylph" wa, cent from
,.gis to hl,tocN saving. we have official
thu-'." iliS wa Joyco'. wri.ins, ana ,ns
enemy referred 10 wore tho.r prf,o Who were "a, r.
bon-l1as e. g Nphr, irul,si "rh' uilrr t,li.a YOU
iorp 90 &" IGttrn l,su,p. AIDED" Now way ana Dou ia
t'lfrr,nc hi The PRECEDENT? T.q vas hlut<.s ,oWn
hu;ntes AMI ne stooo auusiD.e uudcr ms onl
t' lrsi, T. hhhcoc", nr any ut.'r oir'r, uuH 81 was
his cGtJ 10 see that order WAS carried out or to
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II f. wen known here tlit Iiabcock has actu
ais hlcHinui uiDt"d. iDt ti tle ATTORNEYS q trcr 4
t'ni,- 10. rgcrc can 20 O. Z one cxulana'lnn af
Is cisi osi'iop 10 With Id Tho Indictment
rom ih" court. aud tLat Is 90 enable tho court
uf i'Duily tu tesiu o. work before trOcess can
tls4.
Tho District Attorney left -. Loui. on Satur-
das, ami hal npt g. turgci yc-tcrd y, although
ho knfW thii tho Grand jury 'Ed gcreed TO ! re
q. u lsipcocA. inc nnJ'ct %. tni- disappearance
prevent the Grand juH from IN king return.
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landed 9s narwicb. where tboy arc under tho

landed Mt Harwich. where thoy arc under tho
care ot the German Consul.
Oi.rt'rnaster Au-ust, In his statomeni, saws
thht tho i1mo ~ tho Captain Of the Dcut-ch-
land Is llu ius. Tine steamer left Bremen sum
day morning nj struck the Knock ON ) nday
YtcWhr, IvrfN ciTuit Nas made To get her on,
i,t lh VAN. he sca washed over the ship. car
tyius aw , mucu OF her gear. Tho CAPTAIN kept
very OIui ImncdtHtely after tho ahip stiuck
he I'd red iifcbel's to bo distrhuicd one tho
, Passengers ana crew. ho next morning, rs IL
was th ueht the shin WAS nrout to break up,
the orcrr Nhs given to lo"- ,.,u
H.-n-r rrr r-vo a. ,iI.i, were intul ii 10 man
q. :" int W i Mtlrh rdi~iI"d twice IN lower
ing when They rehted they uriftcd away from
the ST. ncr 1ney tried to pull bnck out could
nI'. hctvv snow storm prevailed. and Tie
weather WIS ricrcirc cold. Iiis two companions
rclished from thr o.urc. August s,,ys the
crew numbered lsO. Wncn he Inst srW the
strn'er endoaNors were being made TO launch
Dic.S 80 4 ". The 45ci,isc, repoft. TINT
tNe TOT nuu her OF rei.urs r.fcnod from the
Deutschland is 10. twenty I've mail bags we're
saved.
rnE s,vrp ANu sisslSa
I0NDoN, Dee. s. \. II. Tho following pas-
stnscis, rescued IRON the steamer Deutchland,
hayo been landed ut llarwich;
scropl ca"% c5n r,ao lss c31 .u nisTicn , Nsye,
siu.r. iietuS IA I,i9ar. Az Il5ip. Nifr,dd 'Weir
A''lrA iIcrlann. Nnna Pizh)ii.
Tho following are among the mlssinc.
firsf O. hII. =. cro.-inin.
=, Nro'i ,,,, ,c'',,' LeaS,. ncJmap, Marh ror..
Iir.ii fsminri fs,c', Kniolson. q. in,.;reein..
lie n,iucs of tho s.ccraso passengers cannot
yet he Oufui lci.
Goverrmcut and other tug boats have left
sou nHNhn'uu fnrthe wreck.
A a sratrh from HarWicn timod o'clock this
nIprn'ni ".v4 twu lOlts lctt the ncu utechlRld.
one coat uLIng four and the other tnrco per
hYf-.
10 narratives ~ the pa-senrcrs show that
IN" bo tts were washed away. Iuo tA,-cuuers
tu ct clnihtd INTO the rigsinr, from Mhic1
tn .ny wrre swept away.
lhr accounts tcsm to Grfoe nat the number
lr wr.d 8, ABOUT My rhs sur,ivofs suffered
" Ia
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nAnCocK INDICTED.
Hut the Indictment Mithbcld from the Court
GtGnt's Opinion Of the Case.


WASrISGroS, Dec. ten. Bahcock
started to-day for Chicago to appear before tho
court OF inquiry Just detailed to Investigate the
charges made against him. Up to a late hour
this afternoon no information had been re-
ceiyol IT the Department Of Justice of an in
dictwcnt having been fund ~ dn-t Gen Rah-
e. cN. md for that reason Attorney Geuor |
ficrfepput was satisfied tli { no such cotton had
ca tat zen ~ tho grand Jury.
tcn. Iaucock h-- hui one cr twn interviews
VITA the Attorney GennTtl IN relation to the re-
uoriH Directing his cnt CtIr. ii4 friends saw
tnai cNrlau tons have been made to the Pres-
ldcnt e the iuNstcrious cirgrams. ana the Pres
idfut IS perfectly satisfied that ia" integrity Of
i- IN no way injured. the Attorney. General
his nDt listened to aiV oXpiaLation of them.
Tor th" reason tlAt iS hc IS r-uresrn taiiye -
iho rro .cufign Va case an Indictment should
Dr. ioHnH, hr dii NOT cuf 'icr 70 rrOpcr ftr hiHi.
III ttla tNe' 20 us'cu 10 solution of the telo-
lritns out Of which the charges sppear to have
atiscn.
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THE oLD WORLD's NEWS.


IoNG koNG. Nov. j0.-riacarls oensuring tho
arr nscmcnis maze Toy the Chinese Government with
Mr. Wade. the British Minister. have teen posted In
PeAin They were, however Immediately removed by
the auihQritles The nlivo officials uneasy In rc-
Td 10 lhr rtcoit negutl tlati" ii.
L4tc Information, lmplcattne the Muunnain cuthOn.
tues IN lhe nnrdcr VI MI MIg lrl. has en- receY a.
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THE sHADow or TUE 0AALoWs.
Another Intellectual Appeal for tho Murderer
oil Mr. Nnc.

On Monday an application was argued
before judge Pratt in white Plains 10y counsel
for JOHN Doln for awnt of error and stay Of
Proceedings on the ground that the Grand Jury
that found the indictment was not legally I'm
pann"led. judge rrit denied tho motion /;
First. II Ia clear that Duitu was not urei iluiced
10y the irrcEUarity complained OF ;An1. secondly,
thdt the plea IN abatement Is not broad aud
sitctlc onou-h to raj 20 the quRsti IN int, nded,
n tn re Is no allegation that any i'm mIrn.er pCr-
son served upOn the Grand jury that found the
Indictment
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nronLIyn,- Ycnclnhle NIn,nr Aron.nh.

Mayor Hunter nominated James Murphy, OF
tho Fourteenth W.rd, Brooklyn. Pfcsideut Of the Ci
WJrss Board, and the Aldermen rejected tho nomina
non. re teuly the Mayor s.ld;
~ IN my opinion the Democrats refused 10 pppOlut
MN because he Is capiOle hnd h0ncst Mr. Murphy is
A. prro man as ever knew. IL dte' not seem q n
tlf Dr ratio pnriJ can h- controlled except % inc
l cihhlr hhss pi patronage My present Impression
Is that shaht make any other nOniinatlOn."
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Kate Norton, of9 Mulberr, street, having been
or'rrta out OF her on Saturday locked her in.
fht CO. d IN and found erday nin Ost Starved
20 utaih ana fro.t itten The child In such con.
AZ loh h4t Mrs WcJD, the mgtrou 1T the Police entrl
once, % II al once to the Hospital Tor Children al
ileNehth street Inc mother WE arrested lot cyrus
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LoNDoN, Dec. a. The work Of recovering the
bodies from tho swatho Main ooliery Is sul progress
ilg. The nunber Of firiiu,s Is nov put at ITO TIE
cuirt district e st gre .fly cNrfsd Is IL M b. some
dir SEQ before tsr luui cr of Lt I'd exact
ascS sinc,i-a trh ~ portion Ct inc rot OF { o
mno Usvng occurred WliCh O5-trlcts WORK VI tao
cAu.lIerk
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MADRID, Dec. Tue weather Is very cold In
tae noi % spain. ud some VI tue soldgrs haNe
frozen 10 deat,.
INC report tat Gee Trisiany his rsanterci aions
AMI isrued Proclamation - urniOd to-day.
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The Cnre Of the cImmirrnnts.

Tho Commissioners Of Emigration resolved
yesterday TO furai3h seven tons OF coal year t. each
nf thr oihces on Wards lslandi to secure street
sWc u-A to ~ the northeast part Il Wards l. and
90 cottr Dutc 200 fIr Christmas dinner and 500 ir
Ntr'i pas trees lor tho IN rate. OF the Institutions nd
Lot Iand "uy passengers on the Island ON Sundays.
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loNpoN. Dec. :. AdNces have been received
htrv 1" me ene't th1i tue -tranship Ansha, 4 ~.
SMITH ut iae Anchor line. froiu AcT IVrk Nov. 10 Tor
nlh'SuN, ma Fttui( ut u sctu sll loss OF prop Ter
u hlr
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TITTLE HOOK, AK, Dec, Tho Leglsleture
has p7s.ed b donating all the State lhds yiis in
The cDuntiea n the nOrlvcstern pat Of the State for
lhe building ~ railroad from pullt un The I.
antlo aud Pacific Railroad In Missouri Via Fayrtisy e
IA iis state, 10 point the Little lOgk ahi Fort
Smith Railroad at or near ozark
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Awarom was granted Yesterday for the crest
i J4slre uericl Of West llobo>cn or charge ~ al.
II ho was gire ted aLl takcl before ihc u.tlre 10
T.pos9l or 81 " lrgLt Lll Al eAAu.aalIVH and als
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A Ninelccn,h Ward Trnac,,y.

James Reilly, rf 4l8 East For,y-seyenth rect,
was srucS On the mead with paving stone on te aG,h
W. ~ Joseph Farrc The latter was caminlttcI to
the roubs yosterday Reilly N Sill alive hui IN nnt
expected tO rec -Ncr.
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Wcnlhrr On!ce r,chic,lon..

Variable followed by westerly winds, falling
barometer nnd rain, followed Dy nAng barometer
sl.udi weather. stationary or shshuI lover tenpera
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LONDON, Dec. "A special Telegram from
beih hais tha. the Pfua-Aa HONrrGiurat MA formally
eluiu1AcH ihe AfchpsIa y al too. .nc 10 rcs,gu lhs
Is pieainlhatJ 10 lcsu pfoCc uinss to utposu nin.
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PaIisian Diamonds, as brilliant and ne lasting
as real gems. kO on detect them. Richard iiun.
phrrys, sac agent, 11v broadway. AdV.