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New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
DESTRUCTION or A HARDWARE sroRI

NJ I-ITTNNTU y IIII INTIII Nh
CANTON, Ohio. Dee. % An alarm of fire was
turned n from Ebcl Gillian a co.'s, large harness and
saddle hardware store ast ui s Before the fire depart
mcut reached the scene the flames had gained such
AculNay that was impossible 10 save any ot the bud
ine, and all were consumed except the office department.
T btIuu. v.re of brcl. and cost with the machinery
SIGOOOO. Two hundred men viii Doe ttoNn out al ei-
uIotucut by tur disaster. The insurance D. rluppuO
A fnruber OF the hrm r~iuutr1 the loss, including
bnillug aud stock ut from ~ GOO 10 F-oO0Oo
The following lsa iu.l .lsi oI DE insurance, lshtl
\ 5OUOi IInns. Atlantic, FJOOui AcN-fok Under
nIltafs, fluUui FArulA, FI,Ojpi German Amrilnti,
: DUI, American, fI,OuO, rhDr aud Leather FluDoi
ionmia, t1l0Oi Mmmi lllrD tloooi fhoenK,
Hartford rIUUUuf IOculk, I0udun, fpbupi AWrilrhi,
hrw. Yufk F5 900, lue Assochilon, London fo,Oopi
London aid Lancashire, fp,pro siimno, Sow YORK,
ahlro, f5.oO0i ainudnu F2,0Opi Guardian, iD1lo1,
:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
lAsnnAhln ~ ruE NnNmEsIoNN rIRH.


Bosr0S, Dee. 36.-iho imioNiug is list at
the lo.sos ana Insurance go lo hlo amuug lac furniture
factories ia Charleston suual moluing as Ia as Is
known 1T presents q ". LYMAN manufacturer OF
sahlc- lo.- 100000; insured as follows; Commercial
Uuiin, OF ouduu, 900 Noptunc ot Boston, 5000
London Assurance. = 600 Northern Insurance Com
pauy, of London, rl25o; Queen, of London, 1l,-oo
Royal OF Lycrpoo rl2l0 First National, OF Norocs'
ter 900 pcuusy yana, OF Philadelphia 500 Amer
ioau of Philadelphia. ~6-j. W. Browns loss, which viii
bee for the handling aud dry ing of lumber la the lyhouSe,
/. 300. fully insured iu the First National Insurance
Company oi Norrc ter and tl shoe amt Leather oi Ios-
toni Cnrk Buchlcs +, loss j. placed by the senior III, M
Lcr of the iim al lo $4,000 tO rlJoOO, aud tie III
,llancc amounts To- ,2 900. Among tn" companies IN
sIliug them were thr Insurance Company OF Nolth
America of Philadelphia, $50 North British, Of Lon
don. 81 900 Commercial Union, Of London, Toooi ir
N--orlat OF Philadelphia - 0OOi FIRST National, OF
Worcester, TI 900; NcN-lork Bowcr}, 500 ihn'i-
-hIrr of England 1000; Royal, of Liverpool Sl,uVj
American. of Philadelphia. $1,000; British OF Toronto,
$1,000; PhUux, OF NcW-iork, $1,000 Queen Of Io4-
dom ~ ugD Merchants oi AeN-Jersey, flOJOi North
German. I.UDD.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

BLOWIyG UP AN OFFICE.
woRKMEX ENDEAvOR To FRiGliiEN IhE r"o
PRIETOR OF A WoOIl.EN MILL
my TELEGRAPH THE rHIBuNEl


PIrrsFIELD. Mass. Dec. 29.-lhe dynamite
exposion early on Sunday morning, created great
mcntin IIinslac and inyestigationt was asce''
tained that an attempt hal been made 10 Dlo" up 'no
office OF George T. Punketts NOollcn MIL. Inc "a.cn
man first on the ground found that some explosive Ia"
bccn placed In yentiaing aperture throusha wa" Vi
tbe building mme iatcly under largo portape sae III
the Office The aperture filed with old cloth III lc
winter 10 keep ont tho cold, and IL was ascertaho '
dynamite cartridge had been concealed III inc cio.
and exploded by fuse piece Of which was iouhu' i"o
office wa thoroughly constructed OF stone thrtyhNo ny
,wenty-nvc feet. story hsh' """"'
forty feet from the large stone "oo'
len mill The explosion cracked the walls smashcu
the windows shook up furniture and Jared houses 30
that the furniture and crockcry were thrown out Vi
n,co EXpcrts say that the force OF the dynamite wiS
outward. and prevented greater A"ih'so ~ "'o ~
fined IN the cloth ,,, f,or,,ou tlc
If il thought that oscar Sucndcrlaui, Gcrmli, lho
suucriufc nlent was unpopular with lflsh nlcIh =,
some of whom he discharged hiring Germans III tl
nloccs About two years ago 7hcnucIii"h' 'nt -
brother were assaulted while on tue street Nv SOM lS
vim stones when about overcome, SuelrrhluM "IrN
Tts and shot Thomas Collins III the leg lie was
arrested hu DISCHARGED. IL aprcared thht ne hclcu III
self defence Sucndcrhaun shot nt last IAN ny an -
knoWn pcrson while walking on the railroad ~ i
Tboueh that this cXplosion II To frghten the lopiel"
50 thnt he will dischirg. the superintendent Inc NM
/, to start M ncAt month on fun time.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

Lnr r.Lran.In Il InE raInrsr.

RALEIGH, Dee. 29.-"Jlm' lntliil, white,
and "Wul" Hatlln coiolci, 100 Auson County were build
ms adi.tUoy. They did % days wor,, aud af BOD ht
went into camp T..r Wai a controversy uboul the
land, aud m thc uisht "Iirs' Peal, "AIrh" stroud,
David stroud, lI,uty luturr. and Aaron ltlIIn Wrul
tn thc canp aud domuudrl to surrender OF tl' iHIln.
u tlo Aglt tbai followed " INu' inunfrr'fri twenty
rols u uur rg nud " Nfl NHiln 1850 rut u hii'ru o
tp,Dtl places. Iho i.ulina Htrr d'i'hrl pud ihrll
pu.ln oipIufd ii tbr lutndrif ui u,r} bold 900 lud
yurfr tIi. d.flIIlt 40 hr enacted. I' nul lalult
Won rnpf nud nif u,phphlI d' Nd. Iho ft'uds nud
Aaron IlAfllH w,tn nD tfionslI lui
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

Nv uuonlnu ~ m UmNll

1913 UtiNtAiH 90 tii ltili HlHI
TnAtps. Dcc ~. The Aca Jcncy lIonl-
cultural society began o.. touu nuuud ae,slou Hi in
rr,r iiouso t,dY, 4 900, coii''Iop OF uuit "n7 dia
pl,iul% Wr fupr'mo 'putt 'huun"r 1h' Attendance
u,sIur.r i. D. non.iH t'hl % paper on ruitH ~
nnrrflua flo tcmintifc ud tru"dn.It" wf'u "I w.,
b,.f aud mot profitable pri'hN tuf ituiu NtN IfIF
lrsidrs tr uicsllruiH 1dlr'ff nni rrn'tN discussion
nn IhD uinln flpfa thr subject Of grape inl md h1'H
wns con. l,rh 1his evening John lhtprr and lh"m'f
1innrl. i,ud pnpcs on hoN,ts. thrt mi-.lou tIl'
tira unt,toa tr 1hr rrtsou ull conclude io morrow
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
TEIcHIYG cHILDREN TO STEAL.
A WOMAN IN PITTsBURG ARRESTED Foh ENcouR-
AGING BOYS 10 BTCOME THIEVES
my rpfpGuAr 10 TiE TRlBUNK.l


pfrr.nlrRG, Dee % Some startling develop 'his
,, made n dnv in the case Of Mr.. Amelia Gilson'
vim t. charged with receiving stolen goods There
t. reason 10 believe that she has been In the hnb'' o.
cntrng children from their homes aud training ih'n
~ thic,c. Mir Gson'- hon ' Tommy age irh ana
Frank Fisher, ngc thlilrcn were also nii'7i'u ''r
larceny. The three isoncr- were taken h'l"i" MAYOR
W,mnn. Of Allegheny to-day Young FHhcr Hnld 'nat
hc' had lived nj Nh Oilaon's for Nrnr ana ih9 ne
" Ioinny " and other boys used 10 steal chck'h7'
hnitrr incni etc. from tho market and IN iact any
thing lhry could get thclr hands on oH oi %hon tu'A
.,,r +, Nrs Gilaon when wc stolc huNalo ro''.
-1id Fi4icr " we tool, II tp Mrs. Gilson who, alid
.ihni'a dnnd, and pui It awny' II was cain'i tn'
evening that some time AGO Mrs Gison cntccd inc
,p aud dauplcr of Inwrruccyillc widow away from
thoir home otto. aec twelve, was arrested VIM, III
The net of stealing sopc qncrnswarc irom an Nletn
store Ilc cave nm assumed name aud "a- 7cht 10 n'
Reform, school where he hoT IT, llis mother - t'he
.tous to secure NJ. release. The daughter li, 1S'
ihiitccn. % servant in a family at ScwickIey Twelve
mill frniu here.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
EGYPTIAN FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.
ATTITUDE OF dERMANf ANp 'NdiANp~ N'''"-
nos IS filI sOupAN.

nos Is Till sOrpAN.
RrntIS, Dec 20.-1hc NOrh German fdscHc'
,c,,np TO the recent article IN Thc Lo"d,n DaB Nc"s
o ,ho Of the Powers 10 ignore the proposals o
rpe,nd relative 20 Egyptian finances, ANA attbu'nF
lsd,csinn to the attitude of Prince Bismarck F'ysi
d" "rprnoau p,acc IL more important than the aotoincnt
ofthe lrypiau question Each Power IA obliged TO con
,lcr whether the acceptance OF tho Engl'h proposals
,,ou1 ieop,rlilc it, relations with the other Powers II
rnf,nd and France come to agreement on the SUD
te, the agreement of the other Powers Will DO
.asiv obtained they having less interest in Egypt
IN concern them I'm the event Of inilue
~ tbo English proposals II IS to Englarls intcics 10
riu,c tcrnaiy to accept the proposals ana 10 ulln.
tlir united pressure to bear 90 induce i'hcc 20
tb,,n G,ruiuV is too much Interested IN retaining ne
p,i viii of France 20 snatch the Anglo Egyptian cht-
,nts from the French fire ana attaches too eicat Na
IL Iucands good VIII todsollec hrr "3hiolt lnIV.l
m :, limo nt ,hc viii not allow this tp ncNgc win
Il riitr NJ poacc with France observed since thc war
Iio linituity Nrs IN the reluctance ~ coch rover 10
icidU huiot, thp oihois accept 9ric,Cl lh' liolo1
pkpf,. Doc 2a-iIc jlfinU o.s DtbWS pn'Ii-l' "a
rErlich from tnito Vldch sass ihat Nr'm ltcia ME-
irbfiriei fiom ionion to toqfote the thaMhi, ~
Nruhle iot thp priposc ptconshg'iie IN, aIt 'il ~ ~
hvI, ttttM taitlcar ibttis rs raqrl' NJ Tx
iihmnWtiia' 1hr khtiitt hdvttr' trnses Us 'af'
NJ ,ti n,e sd nt e,AA8tistie ttr'Wtt tNha't :
.llo,i.n.i,. .ei asa.tt ~ tN iiWaWt tht' o. 'l
iss.v,f. $500 ii4iiA-s ''Wa 'fWtt7 tht iNa'NN ~
.hu.a i0tDr cnNlNfgu opYAN NI'thAi lNt NlN' ."H 3
d. 4.aAia- ialil au ul5il ail4Nt' q" iiH Nr'iN o.
iuklut INf -lltrNN ~ hae'll' NY1E oN'iN 80" 80
ui a4i lN,Nlul 10 hiili niNl pl 'NN 'fN''
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
ear bBfrtBs BkcouNg DESPERATE.
tsstri'iSG iiir Hrt NrS ASH nrSSiSu cAhs 6rt
iiir fRtcR-iiip sihiRt rSbrb

iri fr'rfht'ii ij 'g ff'r'sr
NpN hpifASs, hrR. Dd-lhe settial sifttt
e,i,,aA rlNt4rE3 iNla W4tiNp a'A,iHi NN fs'l R.'f
naadute,a .,Di gaies lNe p,lise'wHH ~ iNe pFee frs
al,paihaals gkef Ws.a 4iil+li ga fAA HHwlf''r AAl
tuDA tAe stgat,5 Al Ne.fl7 iesie p iNp lhfN' 4Ai
psat io,tN Ia squads 4Hege aesa Hli pNlepwe" eNlHsA
toalO.l pniep.u o. all Aui ln Aans cl'f' h1ae fsFt
when dll uut have au aicer on thaH were 'ipppel lhA
mule taken 0l the oh the igatk, anl the dlFef
bcaiau. Ia several Instances even lhp'e cars Nhlh
had policeman OA them were Noppfd by men "hi
laid hemo across the track au dared the driver to
proceed OF course there were men arrested. but while
the olcor was taking thcm 10 e. the lookup the Other
strikers throw the of the track The strikers havs
lost not only the sympathy the public and the press
but also the support and countcnace OF tie trades
union.
To-day the different commercial exchanges of the city
offered their services to the Mayor 10 assist In putting
down the rioters and number OF merchants and othet
citizens volunteered to police and were com
i,soncl a. slch and acting under the orders
of the Chief of Police Detective, have obtained thl
names ~ number of the leaders OF The strikers and OF
the participants in the assaults on tho
new drivers ami II tho who stopped the cars
The car companies have engaged all the men
ev can Use and if the mea rcs which have been taken
10 suppress the rioters are Successful, AL tHt me, WY
Dee in operation tomorrow The ~ thit'' 0l,''l an!
Clnal--t The charter of the company hHlhorl~s thi
running of dummies only 10 Napoleon ave. ON tnr upper
limits OF the city and the strikers Lad The assurance t
20 10 the Guy Han and complain To TIC a',lhoIi's pt
this loation Of The charter lh.y were lhI9"mst lhts ~
the Mayor had given permission 10 run the dummies 10
Ciua-st. one Of the dnmme. hitNh+ Two car "'t
stopped by the strikers but the ma, 'eh5eia ny
re.oNcrs and threatened 10 fire on no" rioters ihey
touched tie driver, micrlcred win ~ inithrr pro-
gross ~ lhe dummy The stilAfl. rlnl .....,.,o,
Tonight tnr strikers and 0lcrr, OF iie car rnWpies
met and entered into hi agreement VIM 'nl. l' ''lh
The compan', id'lnce ne pay 9i il,'i, 10 d,i ~ '.
who were win the strikers receive 40 lh'irtsr, lhi
companies i4le' 10 rmW"t AZ 'u' "' ''" WV "''' "''
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
ryrLouoH IN GAS wORK y.

ArGrsrA, Gao Dee, ~AnoSploslon occurred
IN tho onlco of the building of the Augusta una Lisht
Company nilounf the works In lhis cliy drmollshlng
the tNuhtory brick building and wonndhg lhieo WORK
mrm The process ~ connecting Mo station meter Win
nuow gA4ometrr wia uonfy completed, and the wotk'
men w,tr boring hole n tho pipc irldR from mo me
f,s 10 n Yaonrrri Aftrr tut hplr lid hrru dfl'i,
and hcfufr llu. fIlNr was ldlulhd. tho bnldnR Wta
Lrd .it ,acipluR gia and thr ltue ffOn Rhi lh tho
second stury rulld it Tho osposiOn vas lusnntano-
uus The lDif ID about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

uY utlan,rl O.. .na mnrsrI

nv fttLIUAfI 10 iih irlht HfI
PmIApriInlA, Dee. 29,-Ihc adjudication
~ tlo ctccuiois of tbn bate Aa rnotrrn viii Nns hlrd
to-day IN President Judge lauun. court nn1 amounted
tor1.-lGu5, together Wltim Income "it i'l"@j u"
The only contest before The Auditing Judge Wo'r
from clause IN iho VII ~ tcsnior giving 10 The trustees
Of Wnshinptou college, Iruuuou, w., Fl0ou ud
directing "a Loud fu 20 900 nf thH Washington 'ulIr'"
which h. held lo hr cancelled. 1in legacy wnf tl1iu'd
by both iLr virginia MlIHl Institute nud W. uhiuRl"n
tullogo which ntr fuuod 100 Lexington, VI Iu' Jifr
awarded 'ho s5OOO 10 lhc military liriWt', deciding
IlAl No lr-lulDI lNllnMIIy nllnlOd ~ dOIua.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
hIWs NOIL5 TNOM LONUON


rslnfrto 0o 20 NrR pnirAHs Tho Band ~ the
GIruhdlri tundH iH uhihlr l1hifnh h 'hf"H'W'h' ~
hos. .Oilenutlu January
utsisias INn,ur,uNIsIs nngeallnya hpct0e
,.tfrhonaoir,n, ha. ottlDd tor fblobip. IrWnf'r N
60, btutos hut m'iolnuiT nave fuhi"nN'n, ""mR
tpSfNfiU lufHfH
TN Lnup O'Srin's fuNr 1inoi.rN, Tho Huuth
steamer Sormluion, captain NWlcr h9a pul - a.
Queenstown towing thr Efli "a fitIutf lntl bt'ul.
tnpinin Hutton from Sotfoik fot Liverpool Tho Lord
ONtill'H tlAft IL broken,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
rur rnrmER-s mRrnIaY OfLERRNLn

I.oNnoN, ncc. 9-lo-day Is Mr. Hladslohe''
eeteutl-Hfh birthday, aud he occasion Is pclns 'e''
urated with great icstifity al hA~aulen hl'h'"l
greetings reach the great leader hom an l"'' "' vac
iin1lom Tho Prince of Wales sent cordial cous' ln"
lions Many Liberal bodies take atvaut -c "i the dN u
rrcscIt the grand old man with aidc,sc- expressive
III continued confidence AMI profound admiration INC
newspapers, without distinction %. party ucfo't i''o
articles TO eulupy of The atutcslna
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
EnknMhNl9 Nk rtilLN NElt9

,Na4Ht4i4f1a &a5BfH. f&iiili6 ''' Pc
ltI##.@.stt#s #sfNa588#t5i#H.@
lFi4 i.. s'm.fi IsA' ia8 iI' 3i8.'i W nS
luNnA, rec IN .. upfA,y F{Npk W IWlfA' ~
! ae i4 rilcN4ulu ABOUT tAe 'n,lAMNl{ ~ fsVols
ar aI flIAul. rcn house, Tic dtlls ~ llr urea "l
\ tAl UIOl rs OK lcAbc4g tAe Two chiri Wlutcis ot
h coDmatci suicide on sallId-I, sge oIly sJuvoo
J ess ol The assets
ILTEKsEuRG, Dee 29-Ihe police nave arrested
l.. .i Nho reooutl, arrived la st. Petersburg They
l.. .A Als possession nyc ftyOlFeis, q qldhllJ "i
dy.uiIlc aud nIn assortment Ot rcNouii Onaiy lam
- -. ga, Visitors were cntralped when the arrest
Maf D.tic
l..l.. bee. go. In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day,
TIC s4l of 100000 francs account VI expenses IOr
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
AMMnANr rnR lIs, HRAnER.

Wu,l.nlRnI Dee 9O-A warrant was issued thls
inorurs tor tho arrest of Mlssaler school teacher
n Nantic0kr IL is alleged by Patrick shea that MS son
died nom injuries received II her hands IN school re-
Gently The teacher Ia been eriousy III ever since TIC
hoy dcd Her hysciau Orhids te serving OF the war
rant uutll she Ia beIteg.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
4 nLAeK MolnN In2NLAa UNITE
lnr rkLraRArn lo Mg IRmpsk.l

OMAHA, Dee. 2a.-ln Beatrice, Neb., Mrs.
Matte Bowln, flblood negro woman age IhlrN'i'a
the wle of minister OF the he1ho'ls' iIps'o'".
Church Is eald TO bo turning white Her hah's az"
,ts Win the exeepton of one or two little spots ara
as wLite as those OF the fsires sknned Caucasian e
face Is white places. Tho change began Are" years
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
rRorBLES orAN rNrlID BILLEL
my 1rLrnn.rll. rle 1nlnryG.

PIrfsBuRG, Dec 29.-A meeting ol the
coryphccs and other attncacs of the seven Ravens
Company was held at the Hamilton Hotel This morning.
The object was to decide whether 10 go TO Chicago or lo
dsbud the troupe here II finally decided to go To
Chicago this evening. money hniug been adNant'1 h}
the manager of AcNickcis lhraec o dcIu5 tlc travel
llnR ~ Anrl.rA OF the lInunr ~ lMAl lIll.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
TIE AENEXAIION OF sr. LUCIA BAY

BERLIN, Dee. 29.-ihe British annexation OF
ft Luca lal, ou iAe eolsi ~ Iinl audi VIII probably
ncrelse thc friction already existing beiwoen Germany
and iu.luud lu raald 10 colonial mahrrs Hen lin.
N.Id, DrIuau rkplplrr, noN n HliHlHli Nit "Ii''u
iour ibu he has a,quf,d by Treaty fl"m lhr iuf ~
llulunI DO, iIaht 81 fL ilda Hal Hni luupjb d'tra
ndNi,,lt thrI,fplu h,paf of iloV iudrtli/ Hoiuhu
hOtfiuli Nuu elfuulfhNd th' iihdluf poet hl Ahtl'
4
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30

M ftfFlNlfH I0 fHT fNHTVEl .u--I
AYf8S. Bhi8, 1855. 9J=iht htttihe ~ WATT
iislR. tNllsGi #iiN 8lH MAtisE gt ibetltBt 4
All E{sfHe MtisHt thii M8tyiHF ! eEtt tWNt NIP
n Nft NN'AHs 2NgW lNg t&AM1NtleN Ral Wf:
a,pr pNe plsrNsA lNsf iNf Wlia1 HHt ~ kiS N,'its
Ii,Msiilias & 8B{g8sy. A.tsBIsa &sailth ,gN lH5
is ekpeueA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
4FFFS4FB n IN N0fHft3 N4Nrf


BAfuAl8Rr iiee 4d-A arpaliW ts bN
pals.i pae VI 4tf Wl~rNi NHiil 4t F
hi. ol po.uar ~ fwif or NaUN N""DrN mHt
g.aa Ne olsp.t&i . islo.1,, ',N',,l. .' ..'.e.
has I'VE bnt was released. "a, hc AaI to I.ag upuu lue
nl. nm ON NAnsLIAas. ~ u onll amy yoats ~.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
oprRArloNs IN rOXQrlN.

mort that daily encounters occur between the French and
Chinese ontpo.ts China continues to pour troops into
Tpnquin and IOimOst .
,sinfotro eUcfal ilflcrc de- llsle wlii fortnight
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
RUSSIAN TREASURY FRAUDS.

Sr. PrrrRsBrRG, Dee. -. Important di7-
co,oros Of fraud have been made va the Treasury, and
some OF The officials have committed suicide 10 escape
ds grace aul punishment Tho frauds 800 hr discovered
amount to 600 oubc. about 5000 The salaries of
tho Treasury officials have been stopped pending an In
NtstigatlOu.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
rr.AMls IN Az on WELL PUT orr
mYrrfronArn 10 rur rmBrSr.

WARREN. Dee. 29.-1hc fire ut the Fisher
well so. h. been put ou los r. " Ross "ho TOOK inc
contract for 600 and expenses The amount Of oil
consumed b. estimated nt 10000 barrels
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
qHE FIRE RECORb.
BIIRYING or MIR AND Mrs. GLOyER

RAcrSE. wis, Dee. 2o-Mrs. Glover who
who pcrishcd I'm tho opera io.e nrc was laat
ming through the hallway screaming She gradually be
came bcwilcrcd I'm the excitement, wa' suiocaiod and
went down with The falling walls Her husband was not
cen at a and most likely perishcl I'm hi3 ROOM The
clambcrmal was probably burned I'm her room also, rs
shD not after the fire hrokc ont servant prl
named Hicks was rsctcd from thirl-sioty window.
Manager 1hompfou of the Opera company says tbat ne
met Mrs Glover iu of the upper halls He told her
togo down stairs as soon as possible, rs inc WuDo nuu
Ing wa. n inmos Instead OF doing So she entered her
room and began dfc sing
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
TIGHIING 4 DrlL ~ mn DElIn

lnr rrirgnlru 80 rW frtnrH
RALEIGH bee. 29.-At Laurel, Madison Goa
" Abc" li,u,c, and mnu hy tho nnnn ~ lildl'' "h
Christina. .,lh white men, fought duel wh pistols
Riddle Wui Killed
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
rAfAl RlOr lN llrNGARY.

yrrvxA. Dec. 29.-ln m election for Butgo-
Aaicr h, Nletofo ~ M iimgaiy, a'iiot broke out IN
wl.i sS fctsJls Hcit hlcd
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
A pOLJrIcfiN LOSES MS LIFE.

SpniNGrmLp, Mo-, Dee. 20.-News has
been received here that the house Of W. II. Norris OF
ozark County was burned ON Friday, and that Mr. Nor
t. pcr.lcd M The flames. Mr NOrri. had represented
olnik County four terms IN the state Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-30
INCIDENTS IN HOOKING VALLEY.

1925 was granted and the budget receipts were uha
mOusly adopted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

Action brought In the Superior Court Of the
State OF California, In and Tor the county Of Los
Angeles and the complaint filed In said county d
Los Angeles, in the office Of the Cisrk OF said su
perior Court
The people Of the State OF Csliforni, send
greeting to David Wagner. Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tids. In the Superior Court Of the State Of Cali.
fornia, In and for the County Of Los Angeles, and
TO answer the complaint filed therein, within ten
days exclusive Of the day Of service). after the
service on you Of this Summons-if served
within this County; or, II served elsewhere.
within thirty days-or judgment by defaut will
be taken against you according to the prayer Of
said Complaint.
insnt against you for tho sum Of e4s7s Sl.lOo
with interest thereon from October 4th 1888, at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum, alleged TO be
due from you to PLAINTIFF on . certain promis-
sorry note OF date juno 1, 1888, for the further
sum Of s740 22-l00 alleged to be due for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered to you
by plaintiffs. for such other or further relief as
may be just and for costs u suit. Reference Is
had to Complaint for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that, II ysu fall 10
appear and answer the said complaint, o. above
required the said Plaintiffs will take Judgment
against you ~ demanded o-wit: for the sum Of
st57s 9i-100 with interest thereon from October
lth, 1888 at the rate Of per cent. per annum;
for tho further sum Of $40 22iOO; for such other
or further relief as may be Just and for costs OF
suit
Given under my hapd and the Seal Of the su.
perior Court OF the State Of California, In and for
the County Of Los Angeles, this 9th day Of Octo-
Der In the year of our Lord, one thousand eight
lsrAL.l A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
GLAsSELL, SMITH * PATTON, Attorneys for
Piaintias jani 2m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
LEGAL.
Adjudication Of Insolvency, Stay Of
Proceedings and Order Of Publica-
tion Of Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court Of the County OF
Los Angeles, State Of California.
N. A. Msndolsou vs.. His Creditors.

N. A. Mendclson vs.. His Creditors.
N. A. Mendslson having filed in this Court his
petition, schedule, and inventory In Insolvency,
by which IL appears that he Is on insovent debt.
or. the said NJ A. Mendelson Is hereby declared 10
be insolvent. The Gherid Of the county Of Los
Angeles is hereby directed TO take possession Of
oil the eststo real end personal, Of the said N.
A. MendelsOn, debtor, except such ss may be by
law exempt from execution. and OF all his deeds,
vouchers. books Of account and papers. and to
keep the same safely until the appointment of
hidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent, or
to deliver any property belonging to him, or TO
any person, firm. or corporation, or association
for bis use. The said debtor s hereby forbidded
TO transfer or deliver any property, until the
further order Of this Court, except ~ herein or
dered
It Is further ordered, that all the creditors Of
said debtor be and appear before the Hon. Vol.
ney 4. Howard, Judge Of the Superior Court, OF
Court room Of said Court, In the county Of Los
Angeles, on the 18th day OF January, 1884, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, Of that day. 10 prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees OF the estate
OF said debtor.
1t is further ordered, that tho order be pub
lished In the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, news.
paper OF general circulation, published in the
county Of Los Angeles, ~ often as the said paper
Is published before the said day set for the meet
ing Of creditors.
And il Is further ordered, that, In the mean
be stayed.
Dated December 10th, 1888.
SEPULvEDA,
Judge OF the Superior Court.
Gardiner Il Stephenson,
decletd Attorneys for Insolvent.