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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDDN DF'
RAIN N BoyBAY-Bofnbay dispatches state that heavy
rain storms are damaging the cotton crop.
A rowS prflAcED-Advices from Burmah report ru
os current there to the effect that Bhamo town on
the rawaddy forty miles west 4 INC Chihese Honuo
had been sacked anb pillaged by Kakhycns
CHARGE AGAINST cnrrrc--Philp Gilbert Hamerton,
the well known artist and nuhqr has yftttSn etef 70
ton with iuekiHk dsTataging criticisms upon IN etchhs
which has no existence.
,tipksfs ot EAnt unlsvittt-Ile chcyallct. SieIa
snsp Alntassaa2t s pln Itsn1xts,sntalys az ts
yptSsn ard s.ayiSs With FafI iiasslcl at whiffcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
THE LONDON BRIDGE EXPLOSION,

TONUON, UCT, I'LL III TTTVVsTrEFVIVH NJ wv
scene Of tho explosion at London bridge still continues
diver has found fragments OF granite, which
were evidently broken from the blocks composing the
or by the force the explosion Several large baulks
OF timber which had been firmly bood 10 the masonry
Of the bridge broken away, and an examination
mainly shows explosion must have been OF ter
Gc force The bed of the river much disturbed for
considerable space about the pier.
Every suspicious occurrence In the present nervous
condition of The public Is converted into possible dyna-
mite outrage About midnight last night two men threw
"A marcel over the bridge at Glasgow ana made Their
escape and it is believed that the Intention was TO
blow up the bridge with dynamite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
FOUR THOUSAND IDLE MINERS.
my TELEGRAPH TO THs TRfBuNEl

PITTsBURG, Dec. 22.-There is much destitu-
ton already among the striking miners at some OF the
pits Oh the river Many of them I'm debt heavily at
the stores and have had only few weeks work this sea
SOIL BY noon to-day II was known by the miners that
their strike had begun In earnest Four thousand men
will be idle along the Monongahola IN consequences com
ing as II does I'm the beginning of the winter 1t causes
much trouble in many homes among the miners VINO say
avertheless TINT they are determined to hold out and
the outlook Is anything but CHEEKY The coal operators
offer no that the Southern market ls
well supplied and they can afford to be independent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
DAVID X. PAIGE MARRIED.
inr TELEGRAPH 10 fnr TRinusHl

Inr TELEGRAPH 10 faE fRiBuNR.l
CtEyHLANp, Dee. 22.-Congrcssman David
H. pnige OF the Xth OhI3 District. married this NJ
tcrnoon TO Miss EVA Bell Lcek. The Rov. w. V. w.
Davis Onlcinted. wr. ana Mrs. Paige have gone 10
Washington The bddc isn daughter Of 1nlmndgc w.
Lcek Of the firm ~ Leck Docrlng Co.. and Is beau.
tiul and accomp shed Indy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
DYNAMITE DISCOVERY IN HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Dec. 22.-Un Saturday afteIhOOh
man walking along Dresden Row had OCCASION to 20
into yard and while there observed package SEEM
ingly hid away He picked 1t up and discovered that
contained dynamite and carried 1t to Detective Power
who says that the dynamite is similar to that found III
the sion OF the dynamiters Holmes ana Bracken
The first time they here package weighing -FOUR
pounds, wrapped up Ia piece OF shirt was tonhd ID ne
yard of the place where they had lived ana hs package
similar in every respect IL weighs four pounds and Is
wrapped in piece OF shirt exactly like the other piece
The place where this package was found Is within 100
yards Of Artillery Park and near where several military
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
CRIMES AND CAsUALnES-Br TELEGRAPH

KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.
AttASfA Dec. -. -ihc boiler of the Bell Street com
press OF the Atlanta cotton Compress Company, ex-
ilodrd this morning killing one negro and seriously
wOunding another
ARRESTED ron MrRDERtSG iIis wiFE.
BostON, Dee. 22.-N llndnr, MASS, to-iay, !hatlcs
Bant Whs arrested idr shouting hs wife yesterday N
dtunken caronse H. icnes hts guilt
tiisoliNp ExtiUDns Is 4 CEliAR..,..o o..
oi.tN tRtNtSgttAN MASS. ijpc. .2,An eSplrHipn ~
res6nt brtntted aiBit fH t8al ~ ite haieiitnt u
tne Old ieBws Biotk. ca'ishR eon7defubic tttase rs
the huiiiirg. ... . ,.,a,
t6hliSg An fEieRseMgSt 0s A Sdtp
th0{titSrr u / iist - y Nilalh ~, Nptbni n.
sHitiiNltnlfNt Bt tU ftNfttrft frh, N9trEe'rt NMi
AaNR NJ tNan iijNe NJ NAet ~ By tHts fht sigrIi
INE ngle laIA EVteMNtf S 1870 iiilteN Nrs hsN
" s!Dtb bsAAs ipt ,tiah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
yHE PENSION BuuDNG FoR THE BALL

WAslusGrox, Dee. iIliam NJ. Gait
CcucralC NJ McKccyer. aud James J. WHICH, o' ,uo
soocinl sub committee iho Inauguration ceIe"onoS
had interview day with sir Joslyn Acting secretary
Of the Interior Department and Gchefal NJ - "no
" 49,, ~, Tho vorl ON the new PcnsonsBudiug and
,, a..rronccs ,hat al would bc done that could he
nt 10 dive tho committee the use oil We RuiHs aUl
the ball provided that the necessary uu'hoi'S Va vi"
- IA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

BUSINESS EMBARR1SSMENTS.
REFUSING LOWER WAGES.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIRE TRIDUSE.l

AMSTERDAM, n. Y. Dec. 22.-Notices were
posted in Sanford Sons carpet mills on saturday th"'
general reduction of 10 per cent in wages would DC
made to-day and a reduction OF cent per yard III inc
weaving departments on piece work The employees
held meeting yesterday and refused TO accept the re
duction. To-day the mills all closed ana me handS
are on "A strike Sanford A Sons employ 1000 opera
tiycs and the payroll is 100000 month the mer
chants much depressed Three thousand persons arc
idle In tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
NO INTERNAL MACHINE AT WINDSOR.
FISHING TACKLE AND HORSE MEDICINE REGARDED
RrspICfOrSIY.

FIsHTNU IAVhIH MD ''VT''r1 WIFI
susPICtOrSLY.
LONDON. Dec. 22.-lt turns out on careful
examination that the mysterious wheels found IN tho
debris Of tho fire ut the windsor railway station and
which were aprosod TO belong to some deadly Internal
machine we're simply parts of somebody's hshing tackle
The managers Of the Great westcrn Hallway assert tnat
tho lire WIS purely accidental and not due TO Fcninn
agency They detate hnt no Internal machine nae been
found ana that the ~ smelling white uqnd, when has
beon regarded With such suspicion waahothinR more nov
less thnn Innocent horse medicine, The parcel ROOM III
which the fe occurred. aolnod the covered way over
which the queen passed on "Wednesday when she started
for Osbotne Iheirc rsi appeared among few parcel"
ling on The floor fiOm these the ife hpfoad WIN SUR
uuslus rauidty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
POLITICS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The Frankfort GdzeHe III
article the present political situation shows una"
on all important votes In the Rechstag Including .hos
on the parliamentary indemnity proposition of DE- Wlha
thorst and several budget questions the Government ia"
always been in the minority. This fact 1t attributes W
the action of the Centre party,of which Dr. Nu.n1Sdt d "
the leader " Let Prince Bismarck, u says, III, % -
modus yvendi i'm the Centre The Reicstag woule pre-
sent different tableau If the Government "cie """'
In the maiorifY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
IN ATTORNEY SUING FOR HIS FEES
fry TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUSE.l

II'fI'V7''''' :.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 22.-Wiliam Henry MOT
gan, of New-York, brings sut III the Co'hi'o" -,
Court against Harold b. Dennis. rs administrators Vi ~
estate Of Robert g. Dennis. for $40 soO calncu lo SCI
vices rendered the latter an attorney pel"'cn "'
2G, 1873 and December 81 ISL, with mtei"S, io'"
M This amount SO 900 is clnlned for rego
o,iuc loan of ssoouOO lor the Cleveland. Canto ~
chocton and straiisyille Railroad Company ID VIII Viii
nennis was largely interested, together WIN an H
ion Zoo of Du for advice relative 10 the coai lu
orn interest of tnc company and examination oi 'e
cnu leases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
NAvICArION IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.-Ihe weather Whlch
prey,cd Yesterday and to-day has seriously nterfered
with the navigation Of Chesapeake Bay. such dense
fog has prevailed that but few vessels except the smaller
bay craft have attempted to pass up or down. Ihe Brit
ish steamers Lero from sunderland ana Cohanm, from
Rio Jaueiro with cargo OF 10000 bags OF ooioe ana
tho George Appoid from savannah are known 10 DC III
the bay but have rsked the pass up 10 port INC
nppcr bay nllcd with Ice, which may break ana run
dow at any moment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
PRICE THREE CENTS
| NEW w-ENaLANp's LOYAL soNS
flAafisa AND sfHEoHNAKiNd IN THEih
ADOPTED pitfi
4 BRILLIANT COMPANY ENTERTAINED nv Msssaa
DgPEw, LOsG, LODGE AND CouDERf AND GEs-

4 BRILLIANT COMPANY ENTERTAINED BY MEssHa
pgPEw, LONG, Lodge AND CouDERf AND GEs-
ERALS SHERMAN AND PORTER,
II the Pilgrim Fathers could have been cOpIured
fromither graves Hast evening they might have
opened their eyes wide with as!onshment at the
manner In which their descendants OF the New-Eng-
land Society OF NewYork celebrated the anniversary
of their landing at Plymouth but they could not
but have been Tatifed at tho brilliant company
that had assembled to do them honor For what
ever change two hundred and sixty years may have
wrought In the outward circumstances of New-Eng-
land and its people, veneraton for the forefathers
and for tbeprincples which they personied isstill
fundamental article Of faith for every true New
Engander. The spirit which animated the men,
bers Of the New England Society at their annual
dinner evidence that to them Forefathers' Day
was day Of:real significance and that their cole
bration of the day was genuine tribute OF graft
tudc and reverence to the memory OF the early set
tiers of New England. In point of outward display
the -dinner was brilliant one. and. tho list OF
speakers and guests comprised many names OF
National prominence.
Dcmonico's ball room tastefully decorated
for the occasion. The National colors were every
where visible. Above the seat of the president OF
the Society hung the Socieys emblem, consisting
of the arms of the six New England States, upon
a blue ground, with the inscription "The New
England Society of the City of New-York" Tho
menu card was beautifully illustrated In water
colors. One picture represented the oak table taken
from the cabin OF the Mayhower with tho old
Bible and beer mug upon it, The other presented
the Standish pot with the figure Of the sturdy
Captain standing beside il, ladle in hand. abont to
begin the preparation of. his solitary meal.
The dinner was envened by the music of an excel
lent orchestra placed in one of the galleries. Tho
guests of distinction and the speakers sat with
Stewart L. Woodford, the president of the Society,
upon the raised dais which extended along kono
side of tho hall.
THOSE WHO SAT- AT THE TABLES
At the guest table tho following gentlemen wcre
seated:
| stewart T.. woodford, president.
General W. r. sherman,
John d. Long.
Henry Cabot Lodge,
Ch6unccy NJ. Depew,
General Horace Porter
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale.
| John & kennedy, president St. Andrews Society,"
Charles T. Daily president Friendly Sons oi ST. Patcks
Edward HILL president ST. Georges society,"
c. Vanderbilt, president ~. Nicholas Society,
Frederick II. Coudert,
Henry A. Hulburt, president New-England Society,"
Isaac H. Bailey, cx-president New England Society
Daniel f. Appleton, president New England society,
| James G. Carter, ex-preslent New Engan society,"
| Josiah NJ. Fiske. ex-presiden New England Society
Maryee W. Cooper preside Mt New England soclety
Calvin t. Pratt president New-Engand Society, BROOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
INTERESTS OF ENGLAND AND SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. 22.--Scnor J. dc Elduaycn.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs and sir H. d. Moricr tho
British Minister have signed the draft OF declaration
,royldpg for the drafting of Law 10 be presented TO the
Cortcs granting Great Britain the most favored nation
treatment IN commercial matters soon rs the House Of
Commons shall have agreed 20 an extension OF The shi
ling scale OF wine duties from tie present limit OF ~ OF
proof spirit 10 3Oe donitiye treaty OF commerce
between spain aud England win not bo arranged before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22.Therc Is severe la'no t ~
ArchangeI owing to failure of the grain and potato
crops.
BERLIN Dec GA committee has been organized 20
raise fund for Prince Bismarck as an expression Vi 'ho
confidence of the nation in the statesman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
RUSSIAN RIGHTS IN COREA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec,22.-The Nora |remyd'
IN article discussing ussias interests Ia corea urges
the Government TO seize the opportunity now offered by
The rebellion that land 10 raise The Russian Nag ana 30
suppsni England any other Power competing for In
nnente IN that quarter aud ~ The same tine Obtain tho
much required port on tho racinc eoast which is not
fO1nn over n winter N In o The utmost Importance 10
dnieinne whether usHia or China shalt iodonlhata In
tniun, .
II was nephew ~ The Queen and not the kngH aon,
who Was recently murdered Ia tOfsa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
THE OLIvETO LIKELY TO BREAK UP.

opposite Centre Morches Long Island, IN gale on sun
dny morning. had not changed her position at late hour
last night She was enyelopcd IN dens" Fog all day. and
the heavy sea rolled her. The captain and crew
were stlll ON bond but In communication with the
shore The Coast Wrccking Companys steamer had not
reached the stranded vessel lhe impression is general
among those on shore that II the heavy continues she
will 20 pieces The ifcsaving crew are ready to take
OF the crow at "A moments notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
COyFERRING TIE PALLICM

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. - ne ceremonies III
cidcnt to conferrng the palndm upon the Rev Dr. Ryan,
Archbishop of Philadelphia VIII take place on January
Invatons have been sent t. all HE members or the
American hierarchy. The ceremony viii b. Of "a high
order OF rtualism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
FOUND DYING rs THE snow.

WuKrsBAVRE, Dee. 22--NichOlns Bnrll0w,
age forty miner The employ the 7usqnehanna Coal
Company Al NautlcoLc. wa discovered early yesterday
morning on the roadside near Alden lying unconscious,
face downward covered with snow le was removed 10
hotel near 10y, where hc died this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
CLOSING A GREAT ROLLING MILL.

lHY Ift IHIBINI'I
CLEVELAND, Dec. 22.-The steel and rail de-
partments of the Cleveland Rolling MIL, one of the
largest In the country, shut down last night Throwing
about 900 men out of employment Ii Is also saiu
that the entire mill will be closed before long Nearly
1000 men are employed there IN the various depart
Inents and general suspension OF work WOMB MI, MI,
great destuton aud suffering. The Iightcchlh "atu ~
OF the city known as Newburg is dependent upon INC
mill fnra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

pm, ,n,,pur,. Dec. 22.-rrcdclck Wardc,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22.-ltcdeIlck Narnc'
the godnn hna cancelled his dates Tor the remainder
of ilr stnson. lie closed w,rfH engagement ~ u'
cLrstnnt street Theatre ON Saturday evening WIN
Hrhnrd H." when he examined his accounts w 'o'"
maj tc treasury wa. di,lrcssingly low. Inc hc,,'SS
s,,,d. IA unuidnie the debts Of tbe COMPANY ~,
arT,inr today Sir Wnrdc explained tht sliun'ion 20
, ,ir,hrr 0i his company and they dccdrd 10 ietu'"
IA NON. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
ASHORE ON CAPE CANSO.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dee. 22.-Ihc schooner
Everett Haskell of this port. Is ashore at Cape Canso
Noyn scotia Her ruidor Is gone stern started. nnd
phc 4. pounding heavily the rocks She viii be total
wreck. The nsurnncc "a $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
IN COLLISION WITH TIE BRISTOL.

NEw-LONDoS, Doe, 22.-The schooner run
down by thu steamer Bristol IN the Race on sunday
morning. and subsequently, owed into this port, proves
- he the Ianara, ~ ~ Johus Captain ", A, flnlny
from Alma for New Nnrk, with lnthi, Tho caplan nnd
crow apeut yesterday on Fishers Island nnd reached
hnir to-day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
4 TRAIN BLOCKADE ~ TINE FAR WLsT

PORTLAND, Ore. Dee 22.-lhe second snow
storm OF tho season began al noon today ana rasou WIN
great violence. Trains the oregon Railway ana NaVE
CATION Company road still prevented from running
train load OF passengers Is showed np between 'ho
nr nave been sent with provisions totheir rescue Inc
blocKade ia thr Rocky Mountains prevents TRAINS '"n
ming on the Northern Pacnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

GENTLY ee0 eI the Chapter House hss been attestea w
phasae ~ helms insane aRa dangerous wheh htes'ea
Gadei eane aiia iisiei wpie haha w his ieems'
BfiiHyitt, Ont, nee eg=fhe number NJ smaiipes
cases Ia seee is Taphily diminishing ONLY 'We hpW
families have been attacked IN the last f0rihieh VHis
enation 10 becoming almost universal throughout 'hs
district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
FINANCIAL TROUBLES IN VIENNA.
OF EMMANUEL BIACH Co-suICIDE
r.SK NASACTV

BANK MANAGER.
VIENNA, Dec. 22.-The old firm of Emmanuel
Bach 4 Co has suspended 1t was Obliged to take this
step because Of Its dealings with Heinrich Kuier The
assets of the firm are amply sufficient to cover its abl
ties but 1t is difficult convert them into cash. book
belonging to Kuner has been found which contains a
record of brokers' dealings with Jauner The pooK
rroves conclusvcly Kuficr's completely In Jauncrs
frauds General confidence In the financial situation mas
been restored and depostors returning their money
TO the Discount Pank. ..
Jean Lucas the manager OF the securities department
of the Giro and Casenveren Bank, committed suicide
To-day lie was n brother-in-aw OF Herr Baldey, o
superior official of the bank who Ia under arrest for
embezzlcing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
1N ATTORNEY SUES FOR DAMAGES.

WATERBURY, Conn, Dee. 22.-Judgc +. +.
Cole who was committed to JAN several months ago FOR
contempt I'm refusing witness to give information
which he claimed conddcd to him counsel, has
sued the responsible persons for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

WuKrspArRr, Dec. 22.-The illness OF SIS
,o h,rsa the niece OF Mr. Blaine at the Malinckfodt
rorr,rt was sin aaiuilng this afternoon; mere !.
slight Improvement IA her r0nuillon u'' c'oni"e'
th5iieh h.f lfc /. stlll IA great danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
yIcYIMS or 4 MiNEES CaRELESSNESS

WuWrsnARnr Dee. 22.-Whlc party ol
miners were NJ worh improving The ventilation ~ w"
inrnum minn, near 1tsi0n his mutnng, miner iuA'u
through ~ the obnmbors Win naked lamp gnlinF
lln upa. which caused terrific pNplOHluu, lhill'h
IpniI was instantly Killed ana Andrew MCMILLAN nnn
Jefferson yandol seriously burned ANA injured ihl''
...IIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
TnAsfs ANp MrNu,

InAhfF ANN NJ W.
Tho ht of toasis with tho gontlomen assigned -
~ pond IN here pivonl
Presidents Aiifoss-
stewart H. Wuoifoid,
Huoyernor JOAN u Long.
General w. Z. sherman,
Tho state ~ Ncw.york-
Chauncey ~ Dopcw
The independent spirit OF Ncw Ingsod-
Henry CABOT Lodge
The city OF New YORK
Frederick H. Couicrt,
General Horace Porter.
Sister Societies
This was the mcnu
con'o%MS wa, puocnoy go,,,,~ vsriss
Bouchecs Ia 1urblgc
Poisson ,..,.
"''' ''''' " ~ ''i'S T'c@@ea ranslnse
Fet de boeuf ia penontalse
Choux-feurs M gratin
Entries
Chapons la yonnaise
Pctits pots
o0''l''''i iinraot, Gs fsSs'S: S:re. E "a S's'''
Ris de vran liuiiicunc
S0rbtt
impetalc
Red head duck
patc DE- icir sras
Tntrstiss suciss
Plum pouiing an sabay on - ,..,...
Charlotte IA vsiiillI .UleauS yN0
usce mousse arx ccrrcnrs PIECES inpntes
Fruits Dessert
GEN W0obF6Rh's WORDS or whLe0MR.
ihe ainnet wns pfeiaeea Bt siaee ftsr thr Ret'
q. A. p6stielhwaiipi ehahlsln st wess Psiift
When $40 aiaRef Wss eaaei aaa eehee wss setts''
eslis ler Stewart Waaala,as sNa hfstssAtat'
wegp hasgA, apa w gespanaa Ms Weelisfa fssp ~
We, IN tho speak.ns VI she s,enias has WA nea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
ANARCHISTS SEN NIENCEp 10 DEATH

LEirsIc, Dee. 22.-Scntcnce was pronounced
here to-day IN tho case Of the Anarchists who we're tried
iast week for attcmpt to assassnatc Emperor william
st Siederwad. noinsiorf. Rnpach aud kcuchlcf we're
sentenced 10 death. iiolzhaier aud Bachmann were
sentenced to ton years penal seryituie. socbngcn
EhelnbAch and IOollner Mefn acquitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
VIA GaRtittD s0ofHiAg A W0tNb.

ipt irtrfnifg rs tl'r rr'Prsr
rttVtitht, Bee, Y2.=lhe hdists attached
,s IN eaffaee II aiIs iahes Gniata wefs rtahtirp
asns naFefes st ttis ih6ihg sht shth isrf tte roi
isf 81 the iAblit sanafe i-i TVS fuh'e irtrss st
.uassea .eg aag, hle ssslalnea W. se.lsNs illNses
I.gWs. sls.sslsd silslY IN tls Abse ihe eeaAh E.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
KILLED GY NACCiDENTT TO 4 TRAM

Louisville, Dec. 22.-ln an accident on the
cbe,aueake aud ohio ROAD near EddySllle Kentucky,
william Buddngton u Hruman, wah Killed, and George
Gore AN engineer badly hurt The lnromoiyrfhh 1N ti
a COW aud lrl dawn an rmhnuhintui carrying 'hHt
freight cars which were demolished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
sUFFOCATlNG WITH con GAS.
lrtenstinc and

REApING, Dee. 22.-F. j. Hartenstnc ana
wife and their nephew, George Skoan, age ten all re-
siding in PottstOwn found In their bedrooms ts
moruinq overcome by coal gus They were lcsullttcd
with great difficulty aud VIII probably recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
MANGLED ON 4 SHiFT.

CANDIES, Nd, Dee. 22.-Millard Pugll, while
removing the from the root Of the rubbing room q"
Reeves on cloth Mnnuncory this morning, wns caught
by tho shnfting about three feet above the roof ANA
thrown against the plank flooring several hundred times
IIls fn.t we're torn oil and his body manged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

AZ tho onco of tho ful river Steamboat Company
yesterday n was said that the nlurlos io tho steamer
Irsiol by hor collision sunday morning wrrn slight
Her pnsarnRcra woro forwarded 10 boston by rail- Tho
old Colony took the plnco ofhc llrIaielon the no yes
rriny The agents hope ~ Wt the Bristol repaired ~
ns 10 roauno her place on the llno lOnlglt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
TIE sCoURGE or THE INDIANS.

GREEN BAY WIS.,, Dec 22.-Mo Ohopasha
chief Of the MeuOmonee Indians at this agency, ded on
SATURDAY. from lung fever, aud buried yesterday
The mortality among the MenomOnecs has greatly IN
creased since the tribe began Nng ia HOUSES eohsuhp
zion carving of scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

PUT ,netpiiiA, Dte. 22.-judre KtlleF,
ee.ie,si u u plHsidh nHt senatbt Neheii att ~
aeasa,gs ,' Ia ha,e iesto8a vs. Ne 8a piaet tdtHei
aeeeas u iHppaf 8h8 aaa fetet ~ ffBf W. rsi'lBh
eifgf ghfHst Y 'fs gllHaHatlHsta fssst, opt ,@alH
Will. tbs tl.nsta eas e-Aafa Y s ssal b ttiBt "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
THE KIMBERLY SUSPENSION.
tnvrrtvauApu ro run rptntSRJ

PirrsBuRd, Dec. 22.-Advices from Sharon
say that the Kimberly employees chow Rooh feelins
toward the firm aud hnvc offered TO give Their services
for three months without other wages than srocoeH
Tho nrm have declined TO accept tho generous oivt "
a IA weeks