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CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
KILLED YARD ENGINE.

ALTOONA Penn, Dee 1I.-Davd Fleck, a watch
Fouith-st railroad crossing Killed By yard
engine this moin ming
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO ROB \ SAFE
SYRACUSE \. Y, Dee. 11.-On saturday night
tempted to safe open but re frightened away
TIE STEWARD or A TUG DROWNED.
FALL RIVER Mass, Dec. 11.-Wi lam II. Cook.
steward OF the George A Dean, fell overheard and
oIo"ned on the trip to tins city from NewYork last night
on TRIAL FOX AN Old MURDER.
PHLADLLPMA a,L Dec ; The trial or Anthony
gun in aInden today.
THROWN FROM HIS HORSE And KILLED.
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. l1.-Frederck Harris, q
well known citizen Of Chesterfield County. was instantly
Killed day OF two ago by being thrown om his
ACQUITTED ORA CHARGE OF MURDER.
BALTIMORE. Dec. lin the case or John Dignan,
sl Tor tne murder q Edward II Frames night OF
ing, rendered verdict Of acquttal this morning.
INSANE FROM RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT
PROVIDENCE. r. L. bee. 1l.-Cvrns Barber Of
wesealy yoang man while insane Tie subject Of rcg
woodphe and with an axe chopped his leg nearly
BRAKEMAN FATALLY CRUSHED
DshaI on r.6ond SG Pf% an F. Mhee
crossing, wilnanc, sunday evening, and
fatally crushed.
ABRAKEMAN a FATALLY INJURED.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dee. lI.-James OConnOr, a
brakeman on one Of the extra freight trains bound Tor New:
M ORR o. the and Eew liayen hao9d was struck
fSa njacs 7"'O" 'n'' morning
A DRUNKEN MAx's MIscnEvoUs FREAK,
SYRACUSE. y. Y, Dee. Il.-JO,eph Cariin, while
Ggak got upon an an engine at Fast syraen.e on sGtaTd
hsh anu ran inc engine eastward striking westpoua
locomotive and cabOOsa. Both engines badly damaged
but no hurt Catlin arrested
POUCuER PLEADS NOT GUILTY
SYRACUSE, y. Y, Dec. l1.-ChaTles H. POucher,
r, who arrested IN New York aud brought here
warrant by d. Mccarthy Co.. for obtaining goods
undf false pfeten7ea given hearing this morning G
entered plea OF not guilty other warrants are 10 be issued
against hin the charge POucher that he bai
intention 10 deiraud
ATnIEFs LIGHT SENTENCE
NEWPORT, H. l. Dec 11.-WIllIam j. Chambers,
who was arrested for stealing fOm the York aud Bos
ton Dispatch Express Company AMI from Ear REV
express pleaded this evening specie theit anu
the Providence County jail for thirty days
and the costs VI prosecution.
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PUT IN IN ASYLUM TO HIDE A scandal.

BUFFALO, Dec. 11.-Mrs. Collins, the wife of
prominent man in Bradford, Penn. has been for some
months confined in the Buffalo state Insane Asylum
and has taken writ OF habeas corpus. 1t
stated by her friends she has been
short time before her arrest told that her nus
band was unfaithful, and she accused two Bradford
women of undue familiarity with MIN. She then
agy nm
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DISSATISFACTION AMONG FIREMEN.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. LITTLE dissatis-
faction of members of the Fire Department here with
their reccntly-apponted chief Mn. MacFarlane took
definite shape in a meeting to-day, at which movement
was started secure, II possible the reinstatement Of
William G. DavO. the immediate predecessor Of Mr. Mac
Farane chief The main grounds Of complaint against
MacFaIlane 10 be that he ignores tho advice OF
his assistant engineers and lowers the dignity OF his
position and inures his influence with the men by
handling and hose and working inside OF buildings
al fires and that by trying TO run the department at
less expense than his predecessor lie has impaired Its
efficiency. The outcome is looked Tor with some
auI
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A STEEL-RAiL MILL CLOSED.

CHICAGO, Dec 1.-The stee-rail mill of
the North Chicago Rolling Mill, at South Chicago, very
large concern shut down to-day. This action is under.
stood to be owing partly to the quiet Of the rail
market, partly TO doubt about the tariff action Of Con-
gress and partly because definite schedule Of wages
for next year has been hred Inc furnaces still Ill
operation Tne shutting down Of the mill owned by this
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. 11.-Debate on the extraordinary
budget was begun in the Chamber Of Deputies to-day
NJ Trard, Minister of Finance explained the financial
situation. He maintained that the deficit OF 65,OOO'ooO
francs the budget for 1892 was more apparent than
real since 1O0OOOO00 francs had been devoted TO the
redemption OF the public debt He declared that tho
deficit for 1883 would not reach 100000 francs. The
Government he said determined to oppose oil fresh
expenditure Vigorously justified. He insisted upon
the necessity OF carrying out public works by install
ments NJ TTards speech was received with applause.
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IN NASSIGNMENT At PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Dec. 1.-THE Rhode
Island Bleaching, Dyeing and Printing Company have
made assignment to b. w Persons. TIE company
organized IN September. 1850 succeeding 10 the
business Of Adams Buterworth whose properties
sisted OF the Rhode Island Bleaching Works Oren Cotton
Mil and the Greenwich Print Works The firm had be-
come involved and creditors renewed their paper for
five from September, $780, the total liabilities then
being about 100000. The company has since sold
the Orion Mill aud Greenwich PRINT Works, and leased
the Bleaching and Dye Works 10 ButterWOrth Whtle.
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Opelika is the canital of Lee County, Ala,
SENTENCED FOR SWINDLIyG.

TROY, n. Y. Dec. lit was expected that
further trouble between the Reform and Murphy police
over the sOa pine swndler would result this morning
and large crowd gathered about the police court AZ
collision between the two police forces on satur
day the Reform police took Sears before Lansingburg
Justice who gave them Itnelt Tor the prisoner
until tu-daY. This morning he san taken betOre
tnat Justice without any further demonstration by the
Murphy CavanGug gh forces and sentenced TO jail
tor fty days The city Is quiet today and the reports
of disorders and riots are wholly unfOunded.
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ANOTHER ASYLUM PROPOSED.

POUGnKEEPsIE, n. Y, Dec. ia resolution
was introduced in the Board Of Supervisors to-day urg
ing the erection of another Hudson River state Hospital
Tor chronic cases. for the accommodation Of the
eastern portion Of the state and asking the cooperation
OF the Supervisors OF counties OF Clinton, Franklin,
Warren Washington Saratoga ROckand, Albany. Rens-
eelaer Greene. Columbia, Westcheser, NewYork Kings,
Queens and Suffolk
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A BLOOpLEss DUEL IN HUNGARY.

PEsTH, Dec. 1.-THE duel arranged be-
tween Herr Hieronymi, Minister OF Public Works, and
Herr Rohonczy member Of the Hungarian Diet, took
Place this morning Each fired two shots out neither
vas Mt. The duel grew out OF charges made by Helr
kononczy Of abuses IN engineering contracts Tor Work
10 the Iheiss River.
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AGREEING TO PAY TAXES DUE.

President Samuel Sloan, OF the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company. the lessee
OF the and Essex Railroad, present at the
meeting OF the New-Jersey Legislative Committee on
Railroad Taxation yesterday at theCity fsNewark He
stated that he knew nothing personally about the Morris
and Essex road being In Of taxes to the city OF
Newark Had no known Il he would have taken proper
steps TO have had the taxes adjusted His attention lad
lust been called the matter and he gave assurance
Tint IL would be satisfactorily settled.
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a OAR-WHEEL MAKER EMBARRASSED.

PITTsBURG, Dec 11.-JOhn L. Gill, jr., man
ufacturer Of car-wheels, has become financially
barrassed, aud execution for sol 900 has en-
tered against him His liabilities reported at
$4,000 largely secured by mortgages the assets
pominally valued S220O00 He has been IN business
several years and had upwards OF Sl50000 invested IN
his works at Allegheny City.
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4 NEW OIL WELL.

BUTLER, Penn, Dec. 1.-THE Bald Ridge
we No. g. is flowing freely and by Tomorrow will prob
ably be the largest producer In the region. The well 4
ha.f "a mile III advance OF tested territory.
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LIBERALITY OF THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRisUNE.I

BosToN. Dec 1l.-Ihe Journal learns that
the Old South Church Society, of Boston, have voted
unanimously to continue the salary, $4,000 year. OF
the Rev Dr. Manning to his family until April l. 1888
and after that period TO pay TO his family $4,000 year
for six years The society also voted " erect mOn-
meut 10 the memory OF Or. Manning.
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TRAFFIC AGREEMENT APPROVED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-The Board or
Directors OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad to-
day approved of the traffic agreement between
the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad and Coal and
Iron Company tho PttsOurg, Mckeesport and fouglio
gheny, the PittsOurg and Erie, the Lake shore ana
Michigan Southern and the South Pennsylvanis, Il,
Railroad Companies. mortgage OF
300 600 600 IL TO be created to build the
South Pennsylvania, each of tho companies named name
ocrrng from the new business meet the interest on
Tho rOnr
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PEsuNPTION OF TRAFFIC.

DETROIT Mich, Dec. 1.-THE ice blockade
in the Detroit River Amherstburg is so far broken as
to permit Of the resumption OF traffic on the Canada
Southern Railroad which has been suspended Tor thr
six hours.
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IT, They invest II to get H. and 80 do They
want TO be protected don't meddle with other roan,
but when am asked to do anything. why sometimes
do what help them and to protect my interest,"
And they Just the those OF any other stook
holder. Everybody ia interested in the same thing.
again. people donr make investments FOR the run OF
III they do care whether they get cent from theh VI
not"
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Cane Growers Association will begin their fourtn an
nua convention here ON wednesday IL Is eApsceo tha'
FAILURE OF AN ARKANSAS FIRM.
BATESyILLE, Ark, Dec. lis. l.. Guthrie
& Co. doing business this place and also at Franklin
made an assignment for the Denens OF tner creu
iOr5. Their aDtes are s'ateu 10 po TA-VVV' as'e'S
$4,000
AGAMBLER CONVICTED OF MURDER.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 11.-IlarVey Clifford, the
gambler tins CITY. who killed pain Pug wealthy
resident Racine IN quarrel resulting rOm wager
last sOrng found guilty OF murder In the nfst de-
gree in Jaues0ille to-day.
DEFALCATION OF A RAILROAD CASHIER.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. lit has been
master OF the Little Rock aud Font Smith Railroad
de aulter lie has probably taken over SlO,0OO. He
lett here on Tuesday and 1t "a not known where ue Is
DARING SAFE ROBBERY NEAR DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 1l.-Early Sunday
moring four masked men, revoyers in hand, entered
tae waIng room at the Michigan Central stock yards
seated there locked them IN closet, and blew open the
safe in the cashiers office. Tney only obtained 500
SUICIDE OF A DESPONDENF WOMAN.
CHICAGO, Dec. I1.-Mrs. Dora Wendell,
her husband and Guild, shot herself through the mead
ths morning the home Of her mother III WaDashaye.
Tns was her thirtleth birthday.
TO HAVE POSSESSION OF HIS DIAMOND
Chicago, Dec. ll.-COliectOr Spaldlng has,
by direction OF the Secretary the Treasury, delivered
to A. Golismid tito jewcler, the large diamond wilch
DciOu that n hal been 5muggled. Inycs galtOn has
proved tnat the diamond properly registered al the
New York Custom House and that duty thereon was
paid.
BOOKKEEPER CHARGED WITH ENLIGHTENMENT.
CHICAGO, Dec. l1.-John ). steers, book
keeker Martin Brothers soct yards "ds arrested TO-
day charge OF enDelllIns 9o'OVo IL APPEARS !Aat
shortages his accounts we're discovered some time
ago and that he rtpaid S3,OOO, ana prosecution was
iInheld. subsequent investigation showed an addl-
tiOnal shortage ana as nc failed TO make good be was
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fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia report is in cir
culation the effect that the Marquis of Lorne has
asked the Secretary Of War by telegraph TO give the
Princess and himself military escort from San Fran
San Autouo, Tex fears being entertained that
the Fenans plotting against their lives, and will
take the occasion of their intended journey 10 carry Lcr
plot into execution. This may be only rumor but 1t IS
fact that escort of officer and ten has been
detailed TO acoOnlpany the distnguIshed visitors.
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EVIDENCES oFA WRECK.

BERMUDA, Dec. 7.-Sinco November 16 much
e the wreckage Of the ship a which left NewYork on
sovember l, for Bremen, with cargo of 10000 barrels
OIL and the loss Of which hos been reported has been
washed ashore pickcdup. Among the articles are
@fge LIE buoy marked Ella, Bgemen" ssveri barrels
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NEW ORGANIzATIoNS INooRPoRATED

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE following organiza-
tions were incorporated to-day: The Manufac
turing .Compony OF Brighton capital $4,000; the
Bluefelds Lumber Company, Of York, capital
5000 00O the Mining Record Printing and Publishing
Cnmnany. Of New-Y0rk, capital $4,000; the United
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MlRrYYEz DEFEATED By STEIYIrz

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-The final game of
the secOud series OF chess between Mr. Stentz, the
champion, and Mr. MARTINEZ, of this city, was PLAYED
to-day aud won by the former after a tremendous
battle OF nearly sixty moves OF the series OF seven
games Mr. Stelni;z won 3, Mr. Martinez l. and 3 were
drawn.
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KILLED By A SCH0OLTEACHER.

CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, Dec. 11.-William Z.
Frazier schooltcaohor Of Cumberland, this county, In
an attempt to discipline his pupils to-day became In
volved in general fight, In the course OF which nc
stabbed and killed John Hayes age ,wentyand seVerely
Ii iail
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PASTORAL CHANGES AT PEEKSKILL.

PEEKsKILL, n. Y, Dec. 11.-The Rev.
Charles Coman pastor the Baptist Church, Peekskll
has rendered his resignation aud accepts q call TO the
East Washington Avenue Baptist Church.. Bridgeport.
Conn The Rev. A. VI. Quick has accepted call To Dc
the pastOr OF tho Reformed Cnurch nt PeeKsNI.
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THE MARQUIS or LORNE IND P4RTT.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 11.-Colonel De Win
ton. OF the Vcerega party, says that the movements
OF the party are undetermined II is thought that the
health OF the Princess Louise will induce her TO spend
the winter of the warmer climates Of this con-
tuent The Marquis OF Lorne will shortly return 10
Capada TO be present at the opening Of Parliament All
of the engagements OF the party have been cancelled
The Marq photographed to-day the Princess re
maned at the hotel, being lndlspOsed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
n,yc TOPICS IN DISTANT LANDS.


.opn puFFERIN IN EGYPT-cHINA AND fhANOh-
-rysr yoos IN LoNDoN-DEATH SENTENCES
covv,rrFp BY EARL sPENCER-FINANCEs of
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT. A.
Lord Dufferin is said to be opposed TO tho
...atoration of the Egyptian Chamber OF No'a-
blss 1t is reported that China is making great
preparations to resist French designs on IOn- IOn
pnp Dense fogs in and around Lon
don dol'' yesterday and on Sunday delayed
travel @ greatly; and heavy snowstorm
caused several wrecks on the coast OF
snain. Earl Spencer, Lord-Lieutenant OF Ire
land, has committed the sentence OF DEAN dea.n
passed pass upon the FIVE men who pleaded guilty
70 tbe charge of participation in the murder OF u
the Joyce family. In the French Chamber 4,!'Od OF
Deputies yesterday the Minister OF finance finance
made statement in regard to the nha'ci"'
situation which was well received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12

Of kerosence OIL seamans chest small case contan am
ing three photographs and ad lressed to it tHe
"Ela" painted upon it and trunk containing I"
silver watch ana clothing.
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BAp WEATHER IN ENGLAND ANp SPAIN.

LONDON, Dec. 11.-Exceptionally dense fOgs
prevailed Yesterday and to-day Traffic in streets,
OIL the river ana on the railways is much impeded. and
IN some cases suspended. Five persons have been
drowned by breaking through the ice while skating. The
mercury is 70 below the freezing point.
MADRID, Dec. ia heavy snOwstorm accompanied
by gales, has prevailed IN this section. number OF
tlpwrecks are reported on the coast
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OPELiKA, ALA. TO LOSE IT'S CHARTER.

MONTGOMERY. Ala Dec 11.-Owing to munich
pal troubles in Opellka the Legislature have passed
an act vacatlng It's charter and authorizing the
Governor to appoint local government until anew
one can be elected. This is the result of contest
over the Mayoralty and Aldermen. Two elections
were held last spring and bloodshed nearly resulted
then. The Supreme Court decided IN favor OF what
is known as the Dunbar government. The ecitizens.
opposed it. have been restless under it, and the
utmost confusion prevails. Last week several peo-
pie were shot, and one man, Maloney by name, was
mOraly wounded by adherents of the Dunbar rae
ton, and worse things are apprehended.
0pelika is the capital of Lee County, Ala,
and is situated the Western Railroad Of Alabama, at
the Junction OF the Columbia Branch si1tysix miles
from Montgomery 1t s the southeast terminus of the
Savannah and Memphis Railroad. IL has several
churches and seminares a chalractory mannfact0ry
sash aud blinds aud banking house Two or threo
weekly pnpers published there.
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.

CANE GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-THE Mississippi Valley
Cane (irovers Association will begn their fourth an
nua conventon here Wednesday. IL Is expected that
the Conttns sloner Of Agriculture will DE present.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

DEATH FROM A sELFINFLICTED WOUND.
-BEDFORD. Aass., Dec. ll.-EdNard Haskell,
he goods man who sllos himself saturday morning. died
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Piles.

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A Water Spout i'm Virginia.

A gentleman from Patrick reports
a water spout Sunday afternoon, the
18th ult., in the Peters creek neigh
borhood. A great volume of water.
accompanied by wind. thunder and
lightning, came roaring down the
mountain side with terrific force,
and spreading desolation in its track.
Eye witnesses say the scene was one
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as the dense columns of water rapidly
advanced and spent itself in the
valley below. Trees uprooted, fences
torn to pieces and scattered, and
scenes of great desolation marked its
pathway. Fortunately there was
not a dwelling in its line of progress,
and only one barn, which was swept
away, together with six head of cat
tie, distance of two hundred yards
and lodged in a drift made by the
rushing water. Two of the cattle
were killed and the remainder badly
hurt. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed among the people, mauy of
whom have visited the track of the
cyclone. Many years ago similar
phenomenon, traces of which are
are now visible, visited the same
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