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SPARKS From TIE TELEGRIpM

Its believed Chicago that there will be no pugl!stis
encounter between Elliott and Allen.
The French Chamber Vt Deputies Yesterday ndoptsi
the extraordinary budget without modification
The Inter State Base RGl Association met at phlnl.l.
phia yc'icrdnN mud changed its name to Ihs American
Alliance Association.
Dr. for-yh Mrigs, eminent physician died at his
residence N Philadelphia yesterday afternoon ui vucu.
monia, aged ~ Years. $500
The Dutch Minister OF Finance has announced TIM, n.
land and the East Indies
Dennis Donovan the champion nftv.mil. ncd,.trian
ms home in NatiCk Mass.
~ spite OF cooler weather yellow fever Is stlurkins
m Hay ana There were hNe deaths lrom that disease III
the cly curing the week ended on Friday
Governor elect Cleveland has rendered the appoint.
OF columbia county, nephew OF eA Coy. T!!len and
the same has been accepted.
The General Term has reafrmoi the conviction OF
Angelo COrnct for tho murder of his fellow convict
morrow Coincti Will probably DO resontence 70 death
Yesterday morning a pouch at the Post Once in
Detroit containing mail matter FOR the East suddenly
burst into flames from spontaneous combustion ma
sorts chiefly dry goods
Five vessels Of the North Atlantic squadron com.
prsins tho Tennessee Nandalia Kcarsargc Alliance and
naniic, under comnHnd of Rear Admire, George ii
FOR a winter cruise IN the West Indies
The proprutoTs II the Singer steel Works in Pitts.
Dursh last night Notified the meters that their wages
would be reduced from - TO ~ per ton Tho meters
FUSED To accept the reduction and the subject WAS
ferred to the Amalgamated Association,
The fact was developed yesterday that the provisions
ofthe law Tor the selection OF urss have been utterly
disregari.d ~ Cook county, Illinois One Judge has
Ing been Ignored
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THE SENATE IND HOUSE,
still Talking About the owl Service Dill
and Two.Csnt Postage.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16-The Senate took up
tie Civil Service bill. and Mr.. Allison (Rep Ia.)
modified his amendment 20 as to make It man
datory upon the President 10 appoint the Com.
missioners under the bill. His amendment
provides for tho appointment Of three Commis-
sionsrs. to constitute the United States Civil
Service Commission. to hold office two. four.
and six years respectively. their successors to
hold office six years at a salary Of - 500;
Thought ha The best wsond
suit from thorough change In the personnel
pee SsTs %sas the bill by Me.sr
iSss! SsD &ss,ASsi 81 h;sT
On motion q Mr.. Hswisy' the senate al.
Edmunds that 70 adjourn then would be j sub:
stantially the destruction Of the bill.
atom as H b tel %e up t asba R' &r
sDDrcpEiatins ssSS 900 for :R1es
reducing that sum to $500. 900 were both y5tssaa
Special mae mail NJ &P Robeson a
e 81 sSs h% e sy ssrs and S G as
and we're Of no special advantage to the public.
M iH IL H.. M laid 4aesni
were made simply because he was smarting
unqer Lne lasn OF the newspaper press. .
Mr.. Murch lind, Mel moved to amend the
clause reducing letter postage to two cents by
fixing the rate at three cents for the first half
ounce and at two cents for every additional
half ounce. Lost.
Mr.. Hewitt lDem.. N. ~ offered an amend
ment striking out the reducing clause and In
sorting a provision authorizing the Postmaster
General to cause to be manufactured self-seal-
ing half sheets OF paper, not larger than
letter size. the price OF which shall be two cents.
Ruled out on point Of order.
Mr.. Atkins Dem. Tenn.l moved to strike out
the clause reducing the rate Of postage. Lost.
On motion OF Mr.. Dunn (Dem.. Ark.l. q para
the revenues Of the department should be In
sufficient TO meet the appropriations. a sum
equal to the deficit should be taken from any
moneys in the Treasury.
The time for filing claims before the court Of
the .Commissloners OF Alabama Claims was OK
tended until May IA. 1883.
Mr.. Hiscock offered resolution for q holiday
recess from Dec. "a to Jan. 8. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
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Mr.. billy Madden's Errand.

The mystery Of Mr.. Billy Madden's dlsap-
pearance has been solved He has gone England and
his visit is with good reason believed to be for pur
pose Of finding to hgt Sullivan. At any rate he
advertised in the London Sporting Lts Of Dec box
Ing match to the winner Of which he promises TO give
prize valued ut Go and to the next best worth
flo He promised also to pay the expenses of oil com.
letitors. even Of those who come from Scotland and
Ireland. The match to be fought this week under
III" Marquis OF Quecnsberry rules the Judges being ap
pointed by the London sporting press the Amateur
Boxing ASSOCIATION II is said that Mr. Maddens object
III giving this match is TO discover whether there exists
in the United Kingdom able to contend with Sui
Ivan A Mr.. Madden was formerly the guide ploso.
Pher aud friend OF the Boston rugilist none know
better tlsn BE- the manner Of who whip Sulli.
van Il the winner Of the match to he boxed this week
in Nr Mliens opinion possesses the muscu.
lar qualifications he may be expected to face Sullivan
on this side Of the water III the early spring.
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MIR. HARNESS. SMALL BEGINNING,
Praying for the Dancers Whose Comina
Stopped q Revival Meeting.

George o. Barnes, the Mountain Evangel-
list addressed an audience OF hundred last
evening at Clarendon Hall. His tonic was the
great advantage Of regarding God as person.
used to sing Jordan is a hard road to
travel and Climbing the hill OF Zion.'" he
said. but don't sing that way now. because
haven't any hill to climb and haven't any hard
road to travel. It's 30 easy to find Jesus.
have taken Him right in my arms and walked
with Him and, talked with Him, The surest
sign that anything isn't the Lords work is that
I Take the first chapter Of John and study 1t.
n an1re You WIZ nnd Christ called by fourteen
divine part of HiW. Take the book. Daughter
Marie and road them"
His daughter read the names ono after an
while dancers had been docking to the floor
above, and dance music struck up, Then he
said The dancers are going to begin: we will
stop now" He prayed for the dancers and
prayed that the room might be filled with
them; Then he and his daughters sang while
friends took up collectiop. The audience re-
lively air from OIenbach.
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MISSING ANNIE JACKSON.
4 HEEk's SHVXTLEsS Search ron 4
LOST GIRL IN CHICAGO.
Believed to Have Bssn Abducted BIZ Medical
students-Two OF Them Quietly Arrested
On Suspicion and Held In $4,000 BeuaA

Believed to Have Bssn Abducted BIZ Medical
students-Two or Them QuistIy Arrested
On Suspicion and Held In $4,000 BeaaA
CHICAGO, Dec. 1e.-On Monday morning
last. Mrs. Jackson. wife Of Morton Jackson. .
bookkeeper. In the employ Of the Illinois Gen.
trail Railway Company. sent her daughter
Annie. aged IA. In company with q younger
sister. to Cottage Grove avenue TO order some
coal. After performing this errand the two
girls called upon Mrs. Mcdonald.
dressmaker and friend Of the family. who
lives on Thirty-ffth street. They had
been in the house q short time when
Annie told the younger sister that she
was going down stairs a moment. and would
return soon. The little girl waited some time.
but as her sister did not come back she went
homo and acquainted her mother with the
facts. Nothing was thought OF 1t at the time.
but when night approached and Mr.. Jackson
had como iTonii bis Office, and the miss.
ing girl had not vet arrived. the father'd
and mothers fears were aroused. Adver.
tisements for the missing girl were inserted
Without avail The police ' We're T"G not is and
detectives were at once put, on the case. The
Sea o Sh
haa Coeas
arrested me story OF Buddi1gton's oonnec.
th ssH Neigh.
whom my daughter used to visit. and in that
sands y evening last S summer. T a. my HUSBAND
and ! were returning from church. we saw q
Rary chr oSs b.
Buddington. and desired my husband to 60
s % Went e KS Sn
saplanation. He said that u Annie A had come
alone as al it'll the Children s Ead retired and Ss
went 1,a to our house to keep her company. He
sHHs Re?R f GS as 81
unisvorabis reports Of 1 Dr. BSdd ding and
said that she was AFRAID TO leave her Children
tn toa9d wa R sSn e ha
first thought Of DR.. Buddlngton. and ON Tues
day called upon him and he came to the DOOR
could get no satisfaction, from him.
It was learned that the sirl was Of en-
other medic students ' Of late good deal
dineton is about q years Of age, rather pre-
In
DESERTED bis vile in New York City ih IS NOW
h s Sss a MI 6 f ss
police Station when she called apo ao him. de-.
clarlng with tears in her eyes that If they
room on Monday and was seen that evening al
8 O'Clock at Hahnemann College in conversa-
tion with him. A few words we're overheard
between them in which he said: II will nx
that all right" and thon left her. She turned
to u student and said: That is mean. dirty
scoundrel. He is the meanest man I ever
to sleep"
Eugene Davis. another medical student sus-
pected OF completely In the abduction was ar
held by a magistrate in 50, 900 bonds. Three
other students are wanted by the police. and
will probably he arrested. There, were many
rumors to: night as to the whereabouts OF the
girl. one being to the effect that she is in st.
Louis with one of the missing students. but
the police will not talk about the case.
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NIHILISM IN EUROPE
British Government OAces Threatened with
FIre-Dynamite In France.

LONDON, Dec. 16.-A letter signed Rory Of
the Hills" was received at the Home Office last
evening. threatening that within the next few
days one or moro Of the Government Offices or
some other large building. would be- set on fire.
as retribution for the hanging OF the three men
In Galway yesterday for the murder OF the
Joyce family. The police at all the Govern
ment Offices have consequently been doubled
John Norris Saunders who sent u letter to
Mr.. Gladstone threatening his life. was tried
to-day in the Old Bailey Court. and acquitted
on the ground OF insanity
MoSTcEAu. Les MINIS. Dec. 1G.-Two dyn-
amite cartridges were exploded here last even
ing. damaging tho. front of the house occupied
By man named Martin. whose business is to
Register tho output OF coal by individual miners.
,PAHIS. Dec. lG.-lt is reported that Prince
krapptkine. the we-known Nihilist was ar
rested at Theron. France. but was subsequently
released on parole.
THoRoN, Dec. lG.-Prince Krapotkne was not
arrested ~ has been reported. While at the
railway station with Princess Krapotkne he
was requested by police to accompany them to
his RESIDENCE which they afterward searched
DUBLIN. Dec. l6.-The police to- night made a
raid upon numerous public houses frequented
BY persons suspected of belonging to secret So
cicties. All found inside tie houses were
searched. but nothing OF an discriminating ma
ture wns liscoyerpl
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zier had such deadly weapon in his possess
S Sn,h AL, H. is apparently new and very sharn ut

-.
with him on Ysf so sSSy s5Su ssGsHhs ss hs
oc The I which a,I nv appains calamity
~ liz young Idos SoX e shoot" = T iSsS Biz
solves, and iH most cases they succeeded II is
former teacher wasieomplsteiy eowsd: ana: TO
actually ALI threw him The Creek one dsy as
gentle reminder that he, was not the boss.
N said
the directors Of the school warned Frazier
Of trouble He had been teaching less thansa
Frazier was premedi tated This Is evident from rom
asa i that s fs sss hs e tSa
Lukens, In Cumberland told member OF. the
% Sat she haa heard th boys
Tick tGs teacher. Several excellent Citizens
not ss careful as they should have been in aid aid.
S ss sSSAs wn S sS n IN s
dtnattion thus s encouraging them to defy the
The prisons no When spoken to about the boys
snS aa sat se t sssS
ai Ho says hss %R a ssys
blinded by the blows Of his assailants and
when he used his knife he struck at random,
and was under the impression until Hays
dropped dead on the ash pile that he had not
done much execution. While struggling, with
knife from his right hand, and to prevent this
Frazier transferred 1t to the left and 1t Is sup
that the irigh tful cash. six Inches in length.
LUCE received. was done. with the left hand.
1t will not fall to be noticed that all three Of
the the young men engaged In this sanguinary
Dar9Onal n n
high order Hays, staggering to the door with
the life blood spurting out at every step and
lust before he falls dead on the ash pile cries
with Sq a ssFe on5 and hi I'll sSte
rise no more; Luce. with stabs, and cuts that
dead comrade to the house. and only lets 60 his
burden when too weak to stand. Frazier, with
his resentment gone the moment hostilities
ceased. leans down and gathers up the boy
whom he has killed and bears him tenderly
away. For 9 moment he wavers; 1t Is when
Luce will not permit him to let 60 his hold, and
the ghastly procession keeps on its way Luce
covered with blood from head to foot and pale
from loss OF blood the young girls clothes be-
spatfered whore they had come in contact with
her brothers body: the TEACHER, with his face
hevelled and with a look of agony on hisface-
II was one OF the most remarkable sights over
Witnessed as the little party made Its way
across tho field to Millers house. Yes sir"
said an old gray haired man to your corre-
spondent. those boys wero full OF grit. every
Both pupils came Of courageous stock and
Hays has fan uncle who has Killed his man, in
consequence Of which he Is now a resident Of
o FAR Western country.
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An Eccentric Old Lady's Death.

The ferry bridge Mt the foot Of East Houston
street was crowded at o'clock last yenns when All
old lady worked her to the front OF the bridge just
as the ferryboat Newtown coming in. She missed
her footing and fci into the water She was quickly
pulled out, hut died Of the chill.
In the pocket of her dress found In gold and
bank books the Beeckor Street the Bowery and the
Kings County Savings Ranks showing about 800 TO the
credit OF Rncel Pike She wore gold earrings awatch.
chain and locket, and three finger rings.
At the Union Market station her grandson claimed the
body He said that Mrs, Pike, who a widow. had
sixth and seventh streets, and was 81 years old. She
was supported by her children who live in this and
IN Brooklyn She was eccentric and preferred to live
alone While her income not agre yet II was not
20 large hnt her children dreamed that she would save
any OF II She wa. fond Of going to New York. and no
one could nnd out from her where She eMt.
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A Secret with the Police.

Some months ago the daughter Of q wealthy
citizen Of ancghborng town read in New York paIer
an advertisement by person who represented himself
as well to DO and who proposed To open correspondence
with n young lady with view to ma,rimouy. The
Young woman answered the advertisement, a CORE
tloience sprang up and photographs wore exchanged
On Wednesday she came 10 New York aud met her cor
respondent, who had proposed marriage Thoy went to
fashionable up town hotel The grls parents f1luMrd
her TO New York. and communicated with the police
who ecarclrd for her with the ad of her Photograph
she was found early on Friday Nniny ui brought %
the Police Central ONCE She had not been married
The mans nnme ascertan,d aud hr was placed nm
der suryeiInnce IN, the girls parents decided order
to avoid publicity, not to proceed against linn They
returned homo with thur dhug glitter YESTERDAY orniuv
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Failure In the Fancy Goods Trade,

Davisson, Griffin < Co. Of New York and Da.
visson Hall Co. OF sanifrancsco whoesaa dealers ia
fancy goods, have failed Mr. Hall of the main house in
San Francisco is in New York examining the hooks here
lie said yesterday that he did not think the liabes
would prove to be half large they were reported
Report made them $2uDOoO. Mr.. Han iutimated that
thc trouble was with the New YORK house and that the
l,aoillties would have been met Ind his nrm known
their amount OfrepOred losses in Wall street he wished
to say nothing Mr. Grinn. the resident partner aise
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Monday N,gLr. wrestling Match.

Clarence Whistler has been training at the
Golden Oar in Harlem FOR his wrestling match with Joe
Acton at tho Madison Square Garden on Monday even
ing Tho match is for s2o aud the catchascatch can
championship Of the world. Asked yesterday about a
report that he had hurt his arm lie said that he had
James Pkinson, his hacker but that ths hurt was OF
10 consequence and viii not interfere with the match
Whistler IL ~ wears old teet inches tall nni has
framed down from 20 10 10 pounds Acton is feet
trained at fastime fark philadelphia, under tho man
agtment OF Arthur Chambers his hacker. Clunlrr,
could not come to New York yesterday ami the re.,rue
VIII not be chosen til the night Of the match.
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The Tonquln Expedition Not Abandoned.

PARIS Dec. 16.-1he Cabinet has decided to
postpone bringing forward credit bill for the exped
ton TO Tonqun at present The report Of the ebandon
ment OF the expedition is without foundation The RI
pubti9us Frd.dise declares that French democratic
opinion does not demand the abandonment Of the Ton
gnn expedition.
Adviccs from Tonqnn say that since the end OF octo
her the country has been entirely evacuated by the
Chinese The Temps the Government to scLe this
optortunty TO take possession OF Tonquin The National
says that the difference between President GrrNy aud
Admiral Jsursgniberry, Minister Of Marine, does not
turn on hg question OF despatchng expedition to Ton
gum President Grtvy wishes to ntrust the expedition
10 civil commissioner, while Admiral Jaureguibcrry
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A:ssa Captain OF the olden Time.

Cant. John B. Pell died at the Grand Hotel
yesterday morning His grandfather sea Captain
his father Capt William Pe. in tho Spanish East
India service during the Revolution and for
In New York Oct. 30 1900 His twin brother also q
sea Captain is Capt " w: Pell of IA Carroll street
~ and rose to be Captain in ve years s was called
Havre line until lsa7 His last vessel was the St Ncho
las. of which he was part owner. He left the
OF sailing vessels.
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Talking OF "a Pine Railway.

President John II. Bonn of the North Hudson
County Railway Company told the Hoboken Common
Council which met Committee of the Whole on Fri.
day night In order 10 consider the proposition TO build
trestlework elevated railroad Ferry from the
ferry TO Jersey city Heights that the tr.stc would lie
hunt ot Georgia pine and that the Trni would he similar
TO one which had been i'll operation Francisco FOR
over ten years The cars he sui would be attached to
an endless wire cable and propelled by stationary en-.
gines Tile cost would I've about 10000 The Common
Council will appoint committee OF three to further
eN lIy th. M
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A bride Locked Up by Her Father.

Justice Nelson, on application OF Nicola Sa-
leto an Italian made order yesterday directing the
father of Mary A. Borsia to produce her court on
Tuesday and show cause why she should be allow cd
TO become Saletto's wife.
The couple were married by Mayor Low o few DAYS
ago; but the bride refused to consider that ceremony
husband agreed TO this but the brides father took his
daughter home and locked her up.
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Twenty.cight Sailor. Drowned.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-the British steamer Clan
don from Now Orleans for Bremen is ashore pcttcn
on the Holland coast The British ship Glad TGnss rro
Calcutta for Falmouth ashore Prawle Point yea
t"'iay; She augt hge aftcFwasi, and totally de-
brpNci seventeen OF tho crow, which Numbered niuc
teen, were saved The Britgh ark lgngriss Hall from
Liverpool struck on Tuskar Rock, on a- of WeS
tord, Ireland. Iwcntyionr OF tbs crew drowned
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The Captain of the Good ship Three Bella.

Capt. Robert Creighton died recently Mt Ant
wcrp. lie 81 years old After lie had long followed
the sea he became Marine Supernte ndent OF the Red
Star steamship line. Many New Workers will remember
The reception given TO the Captain OF the good ship
Three Bells at the old Broadway Theatre recognition
OF his heroic Of several hundred United States
troops. to effect which he stood by the Francsco
transport for week OF terrific gales Congress voted
him thanks and sum Of money, and many medals and
addresses Were presented to him. aud his signal will
stand by YOU" became famous.
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Mrs. Langtry's Receipt. In Boston.

Boston. Dee 1G.-The gross receipts at tho
Globe Theatre during Mrs Laugtry two weeks engage.
ment which Terminated tonight were s?d7is The
srg" houses wcro those Mt the matinee. AMI at the pre-
Hcutatluus OF " The Honeymoon" and SHE Stops to
Conquer Mrs Lanstgy W!u leave Boston Tor Phalvl.
,.,,.s m SUNDAY mex
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LONDON, Dec. 16.-The Right Rev. Alfred
ollivant, d D., Bishop Of LANDAU, is dead. He was
son Of William oniyant OF Manchester in which city he
wns born in l7ss. He graduated at Trinity Col
lete Cambridge, IN 1871 as sNh wrangler and became
u fellow OF his college In lsl2 lie was elected Tyr
whites Hebrew scholar. From 1927 to 1913 Vice.
Principal Of St Dryids College Lampeter. For the
iA following years he Re gus Professor Of Divinity
O. CamIridgs In 1919 he was consccrated Bishop Of
LANDAU the death Of Dr. Copcstone At the time OF
his death he was the oldest Bishop the bench.
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Briti.h Cabinet Changes.

LONDON Dec. 1G.-A despatch to the Pal
MAJ Ga'ete from Windsor says The changes In ne
Sel!Set Ire now completed the following named Minis,
tcrs ha,g taken the onth before the queen in council
today Lord Derby MS Secretary II sInc for the COLO
mes, Lord Kimberley as Secretary Of State for India
Lord Harrington Secretary OF state for War and tho
Right Hon Hugh g. ChiIders rs Chancellor Of the La
Cheuuer
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The Keiiy-vvhite Boxing Match.

Boston Dec. 16-A private boxing match
which had been looked forward to with great interest
came of last night in an uptown resort Tie par,ct
pants We're Jimmy Kelly aud Frank white, both New
l"rkefs me proceedings are all, gtl have beer
charhcterzod by unfirness. At large lortiou
o. ne three hundred spectators left in disgust before
me r9urth round Logan SIX rounds in all fought
anu hety was DECLARED the winner. The loser com
lihhs tHt TN uSu.! courtesy of subscription was NOT
rendered at the close Of the affair.
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Prince Taruhito OF Japan yesterday morning
received visit from Gen. Grant and his son. Col Fred
Grant. at the Windsor Hotel In the afternoon the
Prince and suite with the Japanese Minister and Consul
andlMr O. Storer attache. went to inspect tho East
River Bridge Mr. Martin. assistant engineer OF the
the spiral staircase The Prince admired the view and
time. Prospect Park and Greenwood Cemetery were
then visited From Brooklyn the party returned the
Windsor and thence roceeded by invitation, to Gen.
Grants house In sixtysixt street In the evening
companied by Col Grant they went to see THE Sor.
cerer" at the Bijou Opera House.