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New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
KILLING HIS EITHER IN H T1TERN.
ipY rELRGRAPH To THE rRTBuyg.l

MOUNT CARMEL, Penn, Dec. 3O.-At Ringers
Gap tavern Kngerstown Henry Breis' age twenty
one last night killed his father Emanuel Breist one OF
the weathest and best known farmers In the Mahan'
ongo valley The murder was occasoned by the undue
intimacy of young Brcst with Mrs. Mary Hickman age
thirty-four the wife OF william Hickman, tavern
keeper. Hickman and his wife have always borne bad
reputation Mr. Brcist ordered his son not to have any
thing moro to do with tho woman. Last night lsrae
Nok Rrcsts law Informed the father that Henry
aud Mrs. Hickman at the tavern enjoying them
selves The to the tavern ana uccknhn IN
formed him that Henry not In quarrel followed
between the father and Hickman In which Mr. Brelst
pushed his way into the back and saw Ills son an
Mrs Hickman sitting at table which stood bottle
OF whskcy and glasses. The father struck Henry III the
face and was about follow the blow with ano her
when the drunken boy drew revolver and fired II al the
father no fell 10 the oOr senseless Mr. Brest died at
IL o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Dec. 80. Captain fllgale, OF ST.
Helen, Island Ferry charges Alderman Thomas Wilson
with having demanded from him 5000 To vote for his
tender FOR the ensuing year.
william Level, who was converted at saINa'lohist
meeting yesterday surrendered himself to-day 40 pr'
o.r To atone for having obtained goods under Ease pre-
tences George Mokae, q g., by whom he was lor-
rcrly emp owed His conscience hr said dictated this
fie committed as prisoner Tor ten d,y
Archbishop Bourgct Is sad to he dying blshop rauTo
has him the last rites of the Cui'h lie
il the oldest Bishop h America, and male hiiscI Ia
nous by his opposition to the burial oI uuiDatd III con-
scorated ground.
ToRoNro Dee. 80.--Ogyie Il Co. have shut down
their -four mills in Winnipeg. They state that Minne'
apo micrs are now selling -four in Canada at less thah
the price OF Canadian wheat
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
Mr.. sENEY RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR.

George |. Seney, recently president OF tho
Metropolitan National Bank. yesterday resigned his
position a director OF the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad Company His letter laid on
the table the meeting of the directors IL under.
stood that In rcsgning his Office Mr. Seney said that the
bondholders ought TO control the cement, II they
were relieve the financial embarrassment OF the com
pany The precise language of the letter could not DO
obtained because copy of II retained and at the
Office OF the company the existence OF the letter was not
acknowledged. Mr.. Seneys resignation Is directly
the result OF differences between the directors
about the payment Of the January interest or the con-
soliatcd mortgage bonds. II decided by the board
Monday that bOnlhoders should be asked Ia fund
the coupons for few until the company should DO
able to resume payment.
riFredcrc d. fappen president OF the Galan National
Bank who represented the Clearing House Association,
only large bondholdcr outside OF the board pre-.
the meeting yesterday He had no power To bind
the associated banks. which held large amount OF ths
bonds and the resignation Of Mr. scncy he retired
from the meeting Tho association was made u bond
holder by the suspension OF The MetrOpOltan Bank.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
PROPOSED RESUMPTION OF THE CONFERENCE o.
EGYPTIAN FINANCES.

FKUFOSED KESI IMPTTDN OF TIE CUNT LIkLNNE V-N
EGYPTIAN FINANCES.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-Earl Granville had con-
sultation to-day with NJ. waddingon the proposed
resumption OF the conference Egyptian finances
which In London last summer and which adjourned
on August 2 without arriving at any agreement. NJ
Waddington stated that France unwilling to take
part In the deliberations without previous agreement
the basis of the conference The Berlin Gross Gazette
says that Germany desires early resumption Of the
London conference.
SUAKIN, Dec 30-The Bishareens were defeated,
many being killed, while trying to capture the town Of
RawaNat.
CAIRO Dee 3O.--The Egyptian Government has ap.
lied against Judgment rendered by the Court OF
First Instance in the action brought by the CasSc de Ia
Dctc Pubuue the restitution of the money be-
longing by the Law of Liquidation to the sinking fund,
which the Government hat diverted 10 the general
treasury General sir Herbert stewart Will advance
from k0rti to Gakdul.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
RELATIONS OF FRANCE AND CHINA.

p.pra.-I,r--. Do.--rreueral BrlcrU he rISlc tel
cgraphs that he has been hgh.ing with pirates near
Hongyen for several days and has killed 800 men and
captured guns The French troops are in excellent
health and spirits.
Official adyiccs from Tonquin report that the French
forces had advance ed from ruyenuan, had met the CHI
ncsc forces and defeated them nlicng severe losses
uron hem. The French loss was trning.
The story about the sinking Oi th5 BenhOa originated
a Touo being founded upon the delay in the arrival of
the Bicnhoa at saigon She left TOulOn in the first week
November and was last spoken of Singapore. Admiral
PcyIo Minister of Marine and Of the Colonies bccom-
Ing alarmed nt the nonarrval or the BicnhOa. tele-
sraphcd orders to Hong Kong and Saigon to send out
cruisers TO search iOi the missing vessel
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
UPRISING IN THE hooking VALLEK.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 30.-A dispatch to The
State Joarndl from Logan says: There is "a gen.
eral uprising in the Hooking Valley tonight
Sheriff Mccarthy with large posse left here on
special train at late hour to trace
the mob. A large shipment of dynamite
was received at NeisonvIlle yesterday.
The attacks begun on the railroad bridges.
Special officers are being sworn in and taken to
the region of Bechtel, where the strikers are
said to be concentrating. With communications cut
of at late hour at the mining points. further par
ticulars cannot be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
DIGGING IN THE RACINE RUINS.

RACINE, Wis, Dec. 3O--A force of wOrllmcn
have been engaged to-day In removing the debris from
the site Of the burned buildings This work is being
prosecuted carefully and every particle taken from the
ruins is being closely examined as great amount OF
valuable cwery lost by guests at the hotel The re-
port that Mrs Patrick the hotel chambcrmaid had been
found at the home of her sister is unfounded. Mrs
Patrick together with Mr.. and Mrs Glover pcrishcd III
the amcs Portions OF their bodies recovered from
the ruins by wormcn yesterday. The total loss nclud
Ing buildings stocks furniture, personal effects etc. Is
$l97 GOO; insurance, SSS, S,76l.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
FRAMING A CHECK FOR A LARGE SUM.

PHTLADELPHIA, Dec. 3O.-II IITgcst CHtCK
drawn up probably In this country aud certainly In
this city, has been framed and hung up in the trcasuers
Office of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The sum
is SIi9ioOJ2 and the institution cashiag II was tho
National Bank of Commerce, New-iork city. IL
drawn I'm favor Of Kddcr teabOdy Coz OF that city,
and in full settlement OF the large block OF shares wcn
that procured for the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany in order that t might obtain controlling nefese
in the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
COMPANY The date is June Z, lSSl. The check wLS
paid one week ahead of the time 1t was due
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
NEwa NnrEs fRuM LONDON.

IWNUlN DUO ~.
A RuyAt HrtR0tHu.-l is rrpUtied that Queen we,
,,ti, haa announced the piiyt tuunr the ettothpl
80 Princess pritr tn piincr Henry uf batlehbets "
is said TIN, thr ruuulr Nili live 20 England.
pu,srts ts tuP tApisrt fhy nfild snts That fnl
.,i,f rt sun s- ti. nipp ui erttiatr ~ 1tatp hit
thr tiilrrin Department. hni VIII ihtn hr alrihir
i.al ttushirt Hi ih- tr"ril. AHl mat lN' t9rhrif
Wll r,upaiit up arruintDl tNNHiai 1prir'iH.
Miss t4iuRt,ts cat \ dispatch IuN itHhp saFs
,i,,t ttu ultr ul Nias iaiiWrl pi va -iAial W ele
etliiuu h.nnl q tAtnnle HNiNp,a.h Hl atN tris
Itu,ilr Lao tha olir.. oi iht fida-autt thn ~ u'nn
L teot sunmittr tn lAu iupu ie iiuinpss ihtenas Ia
confer q si-iial ,ualk Oi distinction urnn hur
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
ASKING THAT CONTRACTS BE ANNULXED.
Sr / nItIs Dec 20-unrrv L Plant. OF

ST. LOUIS, Dcc. oo.-neLIy ID. IIant, ol
NewYOr filed petition in the United states Court
asking permission intervene In the wabash Railroad
matters now before the court AMI also that the lease of
the Wabash road to the Iron Mountain, dated Apru
TO- 1888 mortgage for so 0oo made to the Mer-
camille Trust Company, Of New-lork, and "A guarantee
of payment of the mortgage by the Iron Mountain road
be annule the ground of their iegality. The petl.
alleges that the Board Of Directors that Instituted
these proceedings m gay elected by The stock
holders OF railroad and that die ub not
eligible as directors under the laws of Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
ORGANIZING A VIGiLANCE COMMITTEE.
ny TELEGRAPH 10 rng rRrnuvr.1

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. .3O.-Thc village OF
Fulton about three miles this city, s In state Of
excitement over the recent robbees and outrages there
and Yesterday organized Vigilance Committee. Last
night armed visited the liquor stores, and escorted
all suspicious and unknown persons out or town. with
orders not to return under penalty Of death Later In
the evening unmistakabe evidence OF an attempt to en-
ter the residence OF Charles KRAFT was discovered
Nho,, midnight an old man was held mp, severely M
inrc and robbed of everything he ht Several smill
thens are reported today. Ionigni hity armed m.h
the iir-t man caught stealing
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
JUMPING FROM 4 TRAIN INTO 4 POND.
rsY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. !

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-A youn. man named
Porter living at Ottenbne Ind, jumped from au In
danapois Chicago and St fouls train. Templeton
Ind night while II going al the rate of thirty
miles an hour, and fell into pond. The train va,
stopped and the conductor went back expecting hh inc
man was drowned. lie fOund forcbiy driven lnto
the mire and baiiy cut an ut the head bul Will IT,
cover The escape l. regarded IL very remarkable.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
DESTRUCTION AT HOPKINsvILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 30.-A HopkinsyiIle, KY,
dispatch to The Courier Journal says At early hour
this morning fire originated in +. Scheorfe.ds dry
goods store and seven and hotel building
burned before the fire gotten under control Three
Of the stores handsome buildings. The cause
of the is not known The stocks jeopardzcd we're
valued at 100000 The losses are $4,000 on the
stock; fully insured The total losses foot up little
$75 900. All insured except about $1,000 on the
buildngs."
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
ATTEMPTING 10 WRECK A TRAIN.

ALEXANDRIA, Dee. 3O.-An attempt was made
night to wreck the northb0und passenger train on
the Virginia Midland Railroad, about thirty miles north
ot Danyille heavy piece of timber was forced into
the ground between the ties at catteguard, with the
end about three from the bed Of and IN the
centre track The weight OF the engine and the
speed at which the train running alone prevented
them from ben. thrown from the track and dsstrousy
wrecked.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
SENTENCING A FORGER.

BoRDENTowN, Dec. 30.-Joseph Tantum
resident Of NewYork where he took refuge after com
lnittng number OF forgeries Peter Wilson, O 20
lumbus N j., his sfcpfather. sentenced at Mount
Holly this afternoon the State Prison at Trenton toi
cignteen months He was formerly succes slul dilty
man in Burlington County, ~ j. The amount ioIsea
was II 100.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
EXCHINGING HIVES IN GEORGLi,


SwAINsBORo, Ga, Dee. 30.-There is man
IN Emanuel County who forty years ago sold his wife
for "a jug of whiskey. Several days later he was
presented with the wife Of who had grown tired OF
her. The woman first mentioned was afterward trade"
a.iu for bushcl OF corn. All hands then settled down
in the neghborho0d aud have lived there ever
since. They now surrounded by large number ot
scendants who among the most respectable popc
d n
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
CUTTING RATES EAST FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30-As one result of yeste r.
days meeting OF representatives of eastern lines
scalpers offered today Grand Trunk tickets to New
York $l2 The lowest rst-cass rate over this limo
Yesterday was Sl3 80. 1t is claimed that the Grand
Trunk max ing this its counters, but this Is
denied the ticket Offices of the company The failure
OF the managers yesterday 10 come To any agt""ment
leaves each road at liberty to make such rates "A 10
pcaes and the impression is that still lower rates are TO
tOlOW.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
ITEMS THAT INTERESTED 4 MURDERER
RY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 30.-Joseph j. Will
iams and John Pooln. Wake County, am,ishei them
selves last December kill Joseph PEBBLES. because
PEBBLES had suppanted Williams in the affections OF Miss
Alay arado Watkins Instead OF PEBBLES lad Of sixteen
named Willie Watkins came along near the ambuscade
and Williams shot him dead with Winchester rihe
Williams tried in June last and found guilty. A
new trial grained the condemned man by Judge
Avery With the tldngs Of the q al the news
that the 22d OF this month PeebcA md Miss atkins
Nnr M
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
sfatch nv 4 fRIN 4Nb htifD


itEf, i'ee, lio,='lhe dead body of 80 ~
tnapn nan Was hNih hrsip ,hn ih'alnH aN NaNp all'
lnat taehs AZ swaNis,aii lhs me,nne, THO nahp VI
t,ed g. knuns Was maghni hi sitHrli ialp $50 hHhN
heienio inuHd up0n him. u is Thought thai he Vas
sTl,b by tho hfug Yankee carTuhs train last night
Ic Was hadiy mangici. iGWas ihruwH quite disla'n
from the iIack fuUi paY was ~ Tsi suspe' itul W'l
the ed,ai eNannatinn shuwed that the man W"ss'i"'h
a "A
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
INCFNDIARISM IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Dec. 3O-E. NJ. Jcwett's cOopering
establishment at Buffalo Plains outside the city limits,
which covered about five OF ground was entirely
destroyed by night, together with large stock OF
material valuable machinery, a supply store and
boarding-house The loss Will he 100000 and is fully
insured. Is thought that the fire was OF ncendary
origin. The establishment was destroyed IN the same
way In April. :: ss3. when there was no water supply
The Fire Department though having sufficient water to-
night could do nothing but protect the surrounding
property. The burned buildings were all Frame
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
MH. WAITE RfroRE lur GRAND jury


The Grand jHry YESTERDAY again kept the
seven Aldermen who had hoon Summoned waiting
in the wltnass-r0om while they Wolo examining
other witnesses. ine CITY Legislators Remained lui-
patiently III the ante-rOom until 1880 o'clock,
when Assistant District Attorney Paris allowed
them all TO 90 except Mr. Waite, of the Seventh
Assembly District. Mr. Waite was taken before
the Grand Jury and remained for twenty minutes
in the inner room. He said when he came ont that
he had promised not 10 say anything about the
proceedings. The only other witness examined In
regard To the Aldcrmanic trouble VAS sad To he
Civil Service Examiner Paine. the six Aldermen
who not called yesterday were suppGncad to
appear to-day.
Ii was learned that the inquiry made by the
Grand jury was confined entirely to questioning
Alderman Waite as to his knowledge of corrupt
combination among the Aldermen tOSecurc he con-
hrmatiOn of n Commissioner OF Public WORKS and
Corporation Counsel. Nothing was asked relative
to the Broadway Railway job any other of the
railway schemes that have been put through the
Board of Aldermen.
The fact that nothing asked relative to these
schemes accepted as proof that The Grand
Jury investigation Is only part of the general
scheme OF intimidation.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
PROSPERITY II NEW-HAyEN.
Nrw-HAyEN, Dec. 3O.-The Nems to-mo

NFWlIAYEN, Dec. 3O.-Ihe NeWS Tomorrow
will publish a summary of local dividends, indicating
that early January about ~ 100000 will he disbursed
in this city, including the semi annual interest and div
dcnds on local railroad securities All the National
banks repeat their dyidcnds of last July The three
hanks contain almost Slo0OOOOO OF deposits and
of the financial institutions of the city is
most excellent The National bank div dcnds OF the city
ann % l.I2,sss.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
FALL OF A THEATRE ROOF IN FRANCE.

ABOUT $50 PERSONS INJURED SOME FATALLY
PANIC AMONG THE sPECTATORs.i
LONDON, Dec. 3l.-A portion Of the roof of
theatre at ChOlet, town in France, fell during
the performance last night There were about 900
persons in the audience The lights were
extnguished and screams and groans filled the air.
About $50 persons were wounded, some of them 1t
is feared fatally. The theatre was q temporary
structure which had been strained by recent
storms.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
PRorING HER INAOCENG or MURDER.
InY rrIHnnArn 10 rng rRrnrNr !

WIKEsBARRE, Dec. 3O.-Ihc inquest on
James sh,han the Nanrokc srhoohoy whose death
was alleged 90 have been caused boy injuries inflicted by
his tparhrr Mise Rialer results IN verdict entirely
eSuneriting her hedocor Who made the post-morirm
examination testified that death resued from conic
prnriss Un tlr Afirrnuuu WHEN Miss Hnlet s sau 80
have thrown him down stats she WAS absent from the
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

reciprocity treaties he had said more than that tne
legislation to carry into effect these tr es would not oe
reported by the committee with my consent or vote as
the treaty witt Mexico had been already reported with
out my consent vote"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
MEXICAN TELEGRAPH TOLLS REDUCED.

CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. 29-yia Galveston
TIE ,ucion OF - per made 10y the Mexican Iee-
rruh Company iu it, rates 10 ana from Mexico and tae
Irul.i states ril Galveston, Texas, which went into
effect vest rluF gives general satisfaction to the COM
nlLlLL- nL mi. nnImlrv.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
4 LITTLE NEGRO AND HIS LITTLE DOG
(BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE J

[BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBuNE
RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 3O.-ln Cabarrus
County, one night last week, negro boy. age nine,
named James White lost his way IN the woods and tho
next DAY his body waA found under clunp o trees,
frozen 10 death. His little dog lying down beside
the dead boy keeping faithful guard.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
BISMARCK AND THE VATICAN.

BERLIN Dec. 3O.-Df. " Oh NcniOcIcl, uuc
Prissian Minister TO the Papnl Court, acting under
orders from Prince Blsmorc'. who wished to mark his
4ee or tho hostile Catholic influence IN the l.cichstng,
r;iainr nom paying the usual Christmas visit To the
Vatican.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
TWO HIGHWAIMEN VINO BLUNDERED.
fBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUSE.l


RALEIGH, y. c., Dec. 3O.-Jamcs Parker, a
State OF North Carolina stopped IN the road
IN Gates County Saturday night by two coored high
waymen who demanded his money. Mr. Parker gave up
500 and turning upon the robbers shot at them klns
one while the other was badly wounded.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
RuRNLNG OF THE MILITARY ACADEMY.

Flames were discovered last night in the
New-York Military Academy, at kingsbrdge-road and
Northumberland seventythirl-st The damage to the
furniture was - 800 and TO the building $4,000 The
loss was covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
c0YsT4yrNOpLE AND ENGLAND.

PANIs, Dec. 3O.-It Is Thought, that the
opnoiuncnt of r,on Ring to succeed the Marquis de
No.iUt. ~ French Ambassador to Turkey indicates
d.rIomati, hosttcs at ConstantinOple against Eng
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
EUROPEANS NOT SELLING THEIR STOCK.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 3O-The rumor current

in Thrst and other money circles that Europeans
holding large blocks OF Pcnnsy Railroad stock had
sent the stock this country to he disposed OF was
officially denied by the Pennsylvania managers this
morning.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31

Mr.. MORRISON AND THE TREATIES.
ST. LOUIS Dee. 30.-COnglessman William
u Morrison to-day declared that, In speaking OF tho
New-York tribune., 1884-12-31
THE sOUTH AMERICAN COMMISSION.

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tablishment of F. G. Lyngberg, next to
jennings meat market. The entire
stock, including groceries, poultry, etc,
etc, is first class and will be sold at bed
rock.