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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29

The banquet aud Musical eni"r.
taIumcn', gwen By the Ladies' AID
Association, at Frirk' = opera hous~,
opened OH Tharaplav, as WAS ad,er-
rised ~ las; weeks EcHo.
The entertainment -psnod will
tair prospect, If financial sae.vs<, &C
couwoied with abandmc, Of ,riaI
auru,rnlrnts We predict this evening.
(Fr".Hl thai bota yDong and old,
will b" naid well, and remember that
the entertainment eIosos tonight,
(S4unly) and thal the enhance for
adults is q ,rn'$. children 10 cents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29

llerwiile South As far as we
have been Athletic learn, mp 10 the hpar
of going 10 press, (l2 o'clock a., Fri
DAY, 22nd,) the proceedings were
satisfactory and harmonious II is a
good ticket ADD mili receive q hearty
support.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29

Ne welcome tIie arrival Of Mr. J,
g. Clark and family Of Batoll Rouge
who viii tecpme perlnapeRt citizens
Of Lak Charles BIT. Clark has been
connected for some Years past As fore
man q tue Ba;on Raagp capitalan-
Advpcate and i now asaoeiatga @itii
the Eoao.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29
FasE - arssiEg.

JAHE UNDERSIGNED .harsby notify the
i public that, nom this date, ali persons
entering their enclosures without ? omission,
viii be prosecuted to the mi extent Vi We
Law. EaARY LADQUA.
J. CasTFX
Mrs. ALEX. HEBEItR,
D. HEBERT, Agt.
Lake Charles, Sept 20, 1855.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29
ApFFNNFU.
J. J. ". MILLER Pres. P. }.
Attest:
J. Ben kiRKMAEf,iark p. j.

City Item: Ihe ileket wilIreeeiyrl
the cordial suppprt Of the Drmpcratie
party; and, since the nominations IN
Louisiana is eqaiva lent 70 40 election.
the next State administration may be-
regarded as selected
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29
EAEzE 0HARHEs. Ia
Democratic state TicEot.

ABekAAGcEaARS. SHIRE AAcAGt
-a.r
FOR GOVERNOR:
SAMUEL I'D. RRcENERX
OF ouaclita,
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR:
CLAY KNOBLOCH,
OF Laiourche
FOR TKEksuRER:
L. A. BURKE,
OF 0rlc aus.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL
N. j. CUNNINGHAM,
Of Natcaitoches
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
OSCAR ARROYO,
Of Plaque2iucs.
FoH AUDITOR
o. Is. STEELE,
or Union.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUcArIoS
WARREN EASTON,
Of Orleans
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29

II f. Chapman, Of Delaware conn
tgslawa, gave as pleasant eall yes
tqFday. Mr. qAapnsR is here pos
posting wilA q Tiew % future loca-
ti5n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29

VI UTWTOT VIE I"HO"WL UdININI
ptersois merr piaera upon lherFaHpnr,s
list, viz: hrs. lInJi" TurDrr a"t Ned
Washug..n.
On motivn iAe Peiioe Jury al-
journed nniil Monday, FebIaarl 4, A
Il. 1854.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-29
J. B. Kirhman, clerks salary to Dec

O o . -
!. b kirhmun, making land abstracts
and eApeuse. ..-..... ....... ST ~
". L. Hutchins, treasurers salary
Ali quarter ................. loo "
W. y. Meaus, Stationery .or sheriff
D. IL. Lyons, suudry services d. sn't D." q"
:. sheriff. fees STATE vs.. O.
Martin .,..-...... .... .......... .. =, ~
d. Il. Lyons, sheriff. ices STATE W..
!. Wheaton. ..................,. 81
b. II. Lyons, sAeritf's lees STATE ys,
D. H. II Lyons Hs.' Sheriff; ices STATE VS..
CAAs Moran ............. ......... 5 81
D. Il. Lyons sherih's .ees STATE VI.
d. tlSk ..,. .....-... -...-..........- ~ ~
D. II Lyons, sheriff's fees State VS..
Dennis Moss ....-...... ........ II 90
D. H Lyons, sheriff. fees State vs..
D. Il. Lyons, slerifT's lees STATE VI.
Joshua Young OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 30 /.
b. II. Lyons. sheritf's Ices Stat. VS.
7. E. Booth observation-disclosures. 56 ~ /
d. II. Lyons, sAeritf's Stale VS.,
D. il. Lyons, sleri1f's .ees STAT VS..
L. Parker ct al- ..,..... ... 90. ! 10 .
D II. Lyons. >berih's ices State VS.,
Isaac LeDleu .....-....... .,... 2 81 /
D. II. Lyons, sheriff's .ees State VS..
7 CFreTien .......-.. 20
D. II. Lyons, aIh quar-. sh iii S salary l., %
attendance OH court, etC. 81 -
b. hpwatts. repairing jail .... ...... o y.
y. e. A. llIiplan repairing Jail .... 5 ~
u. u. Anurus seryives IS police juror
in loS3 .-.. ......-......-.... Is IL
Lastir Vincent r.rvic.. as police ju-
FUr in los3 ... ...... n 20
VIM HOihDd, services a. police iu-
ror in 1888 .............'. ~. e. 20
ror IN 49,, ..,........ ..,........ ~ ~
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No. Clsttllls
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
rHE DAILY BEE-FRIDAY MARC 80

Welshans w J 2G0S Douglas at
Williams Jacob 24l3 Farnam ct
Withheld Chas II Alp 9 10th at
Weber Geo Central and Prospect ct
Warner Geo A Farnam at
White Jessie Jr 20l4 Harvey at
Weaver II Il 2lS n 10th at
Williams I 1910 Howard ct
Waite w K 1922 n 22nd at
Weston John Convent and st MarYs
Wood John S 2448 Capitol av
Wood A 2 1873 n oath at
| Wilcox G A 2426 Capital av
Williams @ (coI) alley bot 10th & 10th
Walter Frank 1924 Farnsm at
Whipple @ S 1872 8 10Th at
| WILDER II II 1910 Harvey st
WILDER w II 1910 Harvey ut
Webster j l. 5lS Pleasant ct
Waugh M J 2426 Davenport at
| WEIGH w y 513 = Clark sc
Whitlook G v 1902 Harvey at
Watt J M 1926 Farnam at
Welln IL Nj 1906 Farnam ct
Wood o S DR. 1902 Gap W.
Woodmau J Il l2t Il Jefferson st
Wright j S 2iS & Is n st
Wes,erdshl h q Il 1924 Farnam at
Wilber Jno + 1919 Caicsgo ct
Webb J L 20t s 26;h ct
wilkins Q i 1923 Chicago ct
Woodbridge S + 1919 Farnam at
Wheiply ID u 203 II 23d at
Walsh Ed 26sh and Howard ats
Wiltse Q 22i aud ID odge ats
Wallstrom @ w Doc Clarke at
Wilson w + 400 Convent st.
Wlsuefskey Chas 1912 Farnam at
Whitehorn Ed Goth and Douglas ats
Yates Fl w 1923 Capitol ave
Yates Geo @
Yates w M 2016 Harvey ct
Yates Thos Pill Harvey st
This Ia to certify that tho above is Q
true list of the registered voters of the
Fourth ward, CITY of Omaha, to date.
i will continue to cit ut the sherifFs
office at the court house till Monday
noon, to make additions, to correol
on sions or strike off any name that
is not entitled 10 the elective franchise
or other error In the above list.
In witness whereof ] have here
unto sot my hand this Goth day of
March A. ID. 1883.
ID. REMISSION,
Registrar Fourth Ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, Iuxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandrutf and
itching, m akes the II "a r
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result of using KathairOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
Matter Of Application of Peter II Green
for Liquor License. :
NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that Peter II Green did
upon the goth dCy OF March, A D., 1888. file his
application to the Mayor and city Counc ! OF
Omaha, for license TO sell Malt, Spintuous and
Ninous liquors, at No, llo6 9th street, LIST ward,
Omaha Neb. from the 18th day Of April 1883,
TO the 18th Jay OF July 1888.
II there be no objection, remonstranee or pro
test filed within two weeks from March 26th A
u, 1893, the said license will be granted,
PETER IL. GREEN, Applicant.
The Omaha Bee newspaper will publish the
above notice once each week for two weeks at
the expense Of the applicant. The city OF Omaha
10 not 10 be charged Herewith,
e09-2ts CJEwETT, city Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
Poor Chas 1924 Douglas at

Poor Chas 1924 Douglas at
Peterson o la 8 28th at
Parrotte w l. la 8 10Th ct
Preston j S 1906 Douglas at
Parmelle + S 1910 Capitol ave
Pugh + II PIG n 18th at
Preston VIM 2116 Howard at
Parker II S 81 n oath st
Potter @ A 1915 Douglas ct
Ptichard NJ j 113 18th ct
Peck A j 207 26;h OF
Peycke Ed 2l3 s Jefferson st
Perkins Q Il 1906 Farnam at
Parrotte j L 525 Fairview st
Perine PL 1920 Dodge st
Pritchett Geo L 20S 18th st
Peterson John 9th and Dodge sts
Peterson VIM 3l6 n j, fferson at
Person Mons % bet Farnam and Doug
Poland Luther 2420 Harvey ct
Parrot j II 525 Fatr,isw at
Pratt John 2031 Harvey ct
Purvis R)bt ST Mary's and Convent 81
Pratt G 2031 Harvey at
Pundt Henry 0 18th and Douglas
Patterson Geo 22l6 Davenport ct
| Painter j G POI 25'h ct
Patterson Rev j 17l3 Capitol v
Pentzell j q oil 8 10Th OF
PARROT T. J 525 Fairview st
Peacock A 22l5 Harvey st
Peycke Il 1924 Douglas at
Pu,osll Geo II Harvey at
Parker DR. A A Goth and Dodge
Pundt o III 18th aud Douglas ct
p. ckham Vernsn 2423 Farnam
PAIL ClauC 1912 Farnam st
Peterson l. @ 231S Capitol ave
Preston VIM 1912 Farnam at
Pepper James 26 and Dodge st
Paine w f 1910 Dodge st
Parrot j b 1l2 9 Goth st
Quarnstrom A p 1872 10Th at
Rice j l. 1715 Dodge st
Read L w 5l7 = 20.h ct
Richards A 1923 Farnam st
Ruble o 1907 Dodge at
Reed j Convent aud Harvey st
Ross A f 1904 Dodge ut
Rustin G b 1922 Harvey at
Reed L S 1924 Davenport ct
Reese j M Creighton Block
Rosewater Ed 1912 Farnam st
Rheinhart L 2l3 N 23rd st
Reiohenbergh S 1901 Farnam st
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30

Kuhn J NJ 1927 Dodge at
Kroitz,ch Louis 1913 Doug at
Keyes @ B 18th and Dav st
Koch Allen 1924 Fsrnam at
Klette Max 2420 Harvey st
Kaufman II 50S q 26th at
Ketcham G w 1920 Dodge at
Kennedy II 23i and Jefferson
Ksnnsrd Z b 1920 Dodge ct
X ,hlmeyer @ 1915 Dodge at
X .rbach CD 424 10Th st
Remission ID 1914 Harvey at
Kimball ID L 3l2 lS h ut
Knight Nj A 20 h and F,rnsm at
Knotts w M 10 l6ih at
Kennard NJ w l7IS Doug at
Kalis s Phil Sheridan
Kuhn N A 22z7 Do1ge ct
Kohnt " DIV oct 20 n and Goth
Karbsck y &c h ana st Mary's ave
Remission L Q 2417 Cap ave
Remission + aok A 1914 Harvey st
Hanback, VIM 424 n 10Th ct
Reyes D + go n 16 h. at
kipnu julius 1912 Earnsm at
K!indt Christ 40 Convent
Kuhn j 26 h and ST. Mary's ave
Liddell j N 22l7 Chicago at
Large Jao 220 n 10th &C
Liddell Peter 2217 Chicago ct
Larsen Ben 3l6 l9.h 81
Louer Jno w l504'Harpey at
Lyttle Jno w 2lst and Harvey ats
Lauenstein Theo 25oS Douglas st
Lovejoy f L 122 10 st
L,amon N L 18th aud Farnam st
Llobe Jno 1912 Fsrnam Of
Lewis F S Colburn y.
Lorenzen w F 1902 Douglas st
Loomis G j 1919 Cap ave
Leavitt 7 Fl 1918 Davenport at
Lake G E 22O7 Dodge st
Locke s f 127 q Oath at
Lechteberger j b 10Th and Faanan
LeGeyt Dan 1919 Douglas st
L,weW WIG ns,1 Hrry SIS
Lear IL H 1901 Fsrnam st
Lehmer } r 1917 Chicago at
Lake G b 2207 Dodge ct
Ltnir ger G w 222 II 18Th ST
Law A b 1925 Farnam 81
Handbook G l7th aud Howard SITS
Lowe f b 1922 n 21,t st
Lovett j l. 2l14 st Mary's v
Loomis G w 1922 Farnam ct
Landergran V PIG 1Gth st
Lauenstein w E 250S Douglas at ,
Lord Cnas M Goth aud Harvey SITS
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-30
REGISTRATION 8
FOURTH WARD,

Anderson A
Amin W e 1919 Capitol ave
Adams W r Fsirview at
Andersen L M 24,h and Harvey SITS
Anderson Jno AL Convent at
Anderson Swan 406 8 10Th at
Apple n B POI n 16.h at
Atwood j la o 16.h ct
Ahlquest G. w 3l3 n Oath at
Araold j b PAPA Harvey at
Anderson p o 26 h and Dodge SITS
Allen w G b 1917 Davenport at
Anderson Fred 400 8 10Th ct
Anderson Gus 1922 Douglas at
Adler + 1929 DIdge a.
Anderson John 3l4 n Oath st
Adams Ellie Mrs Fairview st
Anderson And 2Sth bot Far and Doug
Ambrose G w 1924 Farnham at
Austin Sam (col) 10Th and Harvey sta
Anderson n c "a hand Davenport str
Adams Isaac 1910 Howard st
Anders W j 116 S 18th st
Bennett Walter 244S Davenport 81
Bce,ke,ridae r. W 1915 Dodge st
Bariand j l. e Grove aud Coburn at
Bassett E d 1913 Douglas st
Booth Rich 1O4 1G h 81
Bloomburg Onss Clarke at
Burton VIM och aud st Msry's ave
Blown w w 1923 Facnham at
Brush Geo Capitol ave and 23d st
Berry Highland new court house
Bandle f w 10Th and Farnhsm st5
Barney G l. 20S n 10Th SITS
Barton j + 17l5 ID ,ugias st
Besen Potter 27ll DJugies OF
Brown ST. (col) 3l8 3 Is h at
Boutwell, j a 1919 Dodge st
Brown Ii Nj 1917 DJoge at
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-14
TUE Pacific PCOI.
Mr.. Clark Explains the Object Of the New
POOl-Chanae Of Railroad Terminus
Direct TO Chicago The Door Omen
10 other ROats

CuCAGD. December lB.-Gcucrn Man
aver Clark, ui the uiOn Pacific railway,
stated Ia rcprcs cutatiYc OF the assucn-
ted press to-day the details OF the com
part entered into at New York between
III" Union Pacific, the 81, Paul and the
Rock Island roads.
lie sal thar the length OF the text OF
the agreement would prevent It's publicn-
ton, hut the Uuiou Pacific had no desire
TO preserve any secrecy rs to the character
"i the document and uuuounc 'mcnt that
tIu agreement is To be- run Twenty-Five
years Is correct rs l. also the statement
that thr.r three roads are bound nv
un nE'rvmrnt tor the tull period and
can only be released an giving live wears
notice The published statement that
the.Hgrremcnt cOntcmplatcs the pooling
Ut all business IL Incorrect and lid not
necessarily disturb the sttlu, oI tIe old
Iowa pool orHny cOmplct which the live
Iowa lines may enter irtp.
"lt is,' said Sir CLARK, "a defensive and
offensive alliance. the terms OF which are,
Ia brcl, n follow.
II makes the terminus OF the Ilion Pa
cilic at Chicago instead OF Omaha tor the
completion Of busiuess 'luc compact il
NoT DISCRIMINATING
in ny sense, 1t docs not speik u the lo-
cal business Of the Union Pacific, AMI
It IA open for any Of tho live Iowa lines
tu -Igu it,"
Ia further explaining tho scope Of the
alliance, Mr.. CLARK said 1t WAS the nee
cssury outcome OF roads building into
the territory OF the Uuion Pac ilc lines,
which hal once simply been feeders to
the Union Pacific, aud re- now its
rivals. At varluu, points on that road
ns far west Hs Denver, these rivals.
which form rly hat their rmlui
at Chicago and Omaha, now hat thrir
western terminus AT points beyond Oma-
ha, while the Union Pacific on the other
band had its eastern turminu. NJ Omaha
until by signing the present agreement Il
WAS placed on even terms with is com
pet tors, and had 10 iHl iHfents and pur-
purpose. u direct line TO Chicago. Ius
compact provides int
~ THE EVENT on 4 BREAK
IN tho stlbli-hed freight rates at any
competitive poiut, or the Union Pacific
commencing ut Salt Lake G ~ aud Og-
den or the east bound b - ness; IL. con
Ia Ter te, viii bear their pro rata Of the
CIT from OmHha east. Mr. CLARK said
that Ike al suce entered into is simply
10 allow the road fair fighting chance
Tor the competitive business and should
tend to maintain rates instead OF dis
turbug them. NJ. Clark further said
that the compact only spoke Of passenger
bushes, IN an incidental way aud the
effect that the three roads in the interest
should work in harmony in the event OF
a cut in rates. Mr.. Clark said that no
formal inv:tatiOu- had been Imade TO
the ether three roads to Join the alliance.
but that their officials were well aware
that they could enter it when ever they
desire to do so. When requested to
state the specific terms under which
they could join; he said that he thought
that It would be impohtic at present to
do SO,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-14
NUMBER 300


We noe from the attic OF the building.
ne 'nohel me ull was blind. My shawl
NE, T', 'n '. yea around my waist ani was
,,o' ' ,',, '. Wy ~ ,nt I"It above. As
ir ,i,. a, ,, We ,t. 'lv' vi one oil me men
N,n',,, ,,,, al'' lp"nNng U" 'nhh &
s,,r1r t,,"t - 10 ''' very "'uN' Viii
i"'' IN THE t''E SAW
Sue also noticed that the other man
IN the loft hal ON low cut shoes and red
stockings. She WIZ taken mn laid an n
platform III the lott prepared for her.
'uo ~ .ne men sue would rather lose
, IT, ',o !l"n h't y'F.ne' and begged
, ~" ~ Nh h'T' a'u one man remarked
toI,,, ''', WIS o'SS enough 4" CO. ana
Guy n's "nIl' lHRde several cuts
IIr,n H.; '''''"' "u.' lace nine IN an
SHE Losr CONSEQUENCES,
and on rccovprp about nu hour nfter.
ward, she had b I'm rayi4nel. and ',itor
TINT had b eu chluruformel When ,hr
recovered con ciousness. ahout u'clorl
IN the morning, hh' found herself lying
M % heap on tn school house door. nm.
drrneHth the scutt @ hole. She Jrsg,,.l
herself over to the house of iao wiiovy
Prttus where two 10. tine d,fruIut.ts
l.cr petius and elements. live. and tnIi
Mrs. ntttus that she h4d been rn,i.nnI
Ivy two ltrg mon v.a.Iug Htnf ehirts
aud du. hpauts, N hom she lid uu. know.
hsr ham,, I,,,' ,,',, ,'s'n,td I'D t"he
snsnnrtitin.r' i i,,,, ,,"' AZ, ,''' ',ueF hlgNt
inn io o. a'nng ,v,tI, ~. f,'l1 agree
nm, "a, - "''I ','" 'heg hltrhed
d., tni 4 Iu t ",i' ''HN nor uoiuo' where
Witt sI'i,t 1''H, wv" men wearing
rn',,J I'" g." ia, Ihnl, maj out
Us" "''' ON suited lhHi her back
VERY MUCH BRUISED
and her krees, arms and shuul Terra bora
mark, where the n.saiput hp,l grus,,.I
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-14

PAHI December lJ-Nuuus T.ong
has accepted the Invitation of Prime Min
i-tI Ferry tu a diplomatic bpuqurt given
nv the ministry Ul foreign affairs On the
22l instant. hc senate voted the urgcn-
cy OF acton upon the iunquin credits b II
and the cabinet OF q n,iicriug the Iucs-
ton OF sending large rcniOrcemcnts 10
TonquIn. AarIui, I,cns say. that ami.
cable settlement Is stlli possible.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-14
Egypt
I'll MUDI FolLowrns prsrnrIsG.

FL MNID' FOLLOWERS DEsEErlNH.
CArRo, Dtcembrr l3.-Col. Hrriug-
ton, who visited tho scene of the late
hartlo near Suakim, counted 400 rebel
corpses still lYlug ON tho battle field,
and 1t ~ uuderstool that their relatives
had prev uusly removed many other
bodies. vi Mahli Is reported to be now
almost without followers, aud several
tribes who have been attached to his
army hayo returned home. III Mahdi
found great difficulty in organizing his
forces FOR the attack on Dailur and the
operations against the kabalsh tribes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-14
JUDGE DEM
CHARGED WITH HAVING BIASED
THE VERDICT OF THE Jury
In the 0'Donnell Case Rumors of
-Desertions From FL
MahdI-D Diplomatic Ban
quet Failed.
HURRICANE on TIM SPANISH COAST

WANT toENriAtN.

A'N'"NN'
WANT 10 EXPLAIN.
luNpoN, December l3.-Fivc ol the
jurors who convicted O'Dnnnrll have been
iounl and three OF them have Siguiticd
their desire that meeting ct the whule
twelve Toe held to explain the verdict and
arrest tile execution. The authorities re-
fuse To give the dresses ct the other iu-
rors To O'Donnull'. friends.
sro,k uRoLrH-' FAILURE
CuNpoN, December l3.-Ahbott. Page
o., stock broker have tailed with liza
htlttics estimated at EljiUOo.
rAUSELLs urINNcE.
LoNpoN, Dee ,mbnr Is. The Times
says that there was never moro IN.
compromising defiance lung in the face
~ the English nation or government
than when pnrncll IN m4 speech in the
Rotnnda at Dublin on Tuesday evening
last, declared war upon the constitution
prime pies and the connection NJ Eug.
land and ireland. 1t ~ lmpos-ihlc for
the public mon Of England tn regard
tins renewal uf the Irish warfare with
indlllcrenc or contempt, and Nho s'tut-
ton will tax the ability at the Eugl-h
statesman to the utmost. to adjust the
complicated affairs of ireland.
THE o'poNSE,r Jury MERriSG.
LoNpoN, u cembcr H. The letter of
Sullivan to- Russrll, O'Dpunrll's cunuscl.
IN references to the alleged miEupprr.
heusiun Ut Judge Dcumn's language IN
his chnrse To the jury, contends that the
Ju X" mi-.direct'd the mind, NJ tn" jury
when ho iutimHt,d That there was no
evidence that Carey had IL revolver.
O'DunnclI4 friends maintain that al.
though there wHs no evidence offered to
this effect there wns no proof
that he was not armed, and by
harping on the wort ",Nilrucr." and u.
inT the Word instead ut "pruui," the iudgr
obtained the v,rdictot guilt OF wIltul
murder
Minister Lowell states that II amy Of the
Jury say that their verdict was Influenced
thereby, lac will willingly seek mitigation
OF the sentence. six members at the Jury
have been iOunt, and three ol them spY
that their verdict was influenced 10y the
iudgcis uirtum. one offered the use OF
his house Tor the meeting ut
the jury to review mutiors. The
government refuses 10 give the
addresses at the iu,ymcu hccuus, of the
threats published in TIA" newspaper by
the United lrlshmcu against thrm II u
meeting oi the jury could possible be
held, the crown might hc forced to mid.
gate the sentence, hut there is no hope OF
tracing the reminding members In time to
prevent ihr execution. II h uudcrsiouh
that the jury stood. seven for murdrrAuI
live Tor mnuslughtcr, hrturr the diclum
ui the Ju Ice VA delivered.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-14
INMNL n NAlNo. M IrNnN-

EuNr. December l3-Ihr rrmnius oi
Manic, ihc great tenor were hurled to-
day. THE iunrri was attended by a
large us.cmhmgc. Casino, Queen Vie.
tuu's master ui music was present.
Besides wreath from Queen Victoria,
which she directed To be- placed on the
coffin, were many other HprI tihutrl,
including n wreath from tho English Nis-
ifpr- at Rome.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-14
Canada
rHrciort METAL.

OrrAwA, December lG. -Alvcc, have
been received showing That u large gnld
find hn, been di.cpvyrrd in the Rocky
mountains OuH miic north Of P,dmnra
The lind is rep Irtcd 10 b AN Immense bo-
nunNt. The surface I'm il copper assay
Ing lGl pounds per ton, and under TINT
.trlfa i. the yOId
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THE EMMA bond
Case Her Evidence lasiant Recognition
of Montgomery as One Of the Men
Who Assaulted Her Scenes In
Court.

llnLsBpHo, llls., December l3.-At tho
opening Of court tbs morning an tie
witnesses were called, sworn an instruct
ed by Judge Phillips that they must re-
main In ro1m prepared tor them or on
the street, but that they would not be
permitted to enter the court room
The defense had many more witnesses
than the prosecution, The court room
was densely packed.
MISS BOSD
waB the iir I witness called and was e.
amined by Judge Edwards Tor the prose-
cutiOn. she recltod the circumstances OF
the outrage as given at the time 1t oc-
CURED:
On the afternoon OF June 20th, lss2,
after disnlssing school and sweeping the
school house, | was seized from behind
by man who dropped through the scut-
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ONION SETS, ONION SETS

just received Fifty Bush els Onion
Sets direct from David Landreth Il
Sons, Philadelphia Farmers had
better send in their orders at once, as
1t islnst the right time to plant them
JOHN r. MARSHALL.
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MolN NM or rnr cnrnrm.

CINCiNNATI. December Is. The cc,e-
mouy of comforting the Pallium ON
Archbishop Elder the successor Of the
late Archbishop Purcell, occurred at the
cathe raj today The pallum was
brought from Rome 10y y special mos
scngrr, the Rev d.. Smith After the
clergymrn had entered the sanctuary
Bishop McCloskry, of loui.wllc, celc.
britrd p"utiiic i hugh mass aud Bishop
Waitrso Of Columbus, preached 4,
sermon, nt the conclusion " which.
standing in front of The alter. Bishop
McCloskv placed the snrred emblem on
the shoulders Of the new archbishop.
Tho cathedral was CROW led with spectn-
tors, among whom were the AK brothers
OF Archbishop Elder
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NEW loHh, pccrmbcr - - In regard In
the printer, strike 1T thc Tribune Inst
nlght, II seems TINT the foreman had dis
charged some men. aud the chairman of
the chapel m.trtly ordered strike and
accordingly all but about fifteen men left
their cases. As soon us they were zone
tho ollie" was restored to a nuu-unio ON
basis ON the terms a. before the strike "A
month ago, ANA new men were ken in
bringing the new fierce mp before the
paper went to press 10 about forty men Ht
the cHsc'. These with the t,pc,rltiug
machines enabled the Tribune to ISSUE MS
usual
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PHILADELPHIA, December l3-The
schooner Joseph Kilton and Earl Ii,
POti,r and the barks Protector and Fan
ME ii. l.oring, with their crews, are
given up Tor lost.