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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
THE SIN FRlNcl>c0 CONSPIRACY.
o'poNNILI BADLY FEIGHTENID- MEETING or III
ANTl-COnIIE IEAAIE.

o'DoNNILI BADLY FEIGHTENID-MEETNG or IIN
A\TI-COOIiE LEAGUE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. II D>p"ciIb. The re-
sut Of hcrxl Of the dynamite pot VIII be thc c'
lapse of ODounc Wcsmau the leader Of tic consp'r-
acy WAS admitted 10 bail, and last night addressed
meeting OF tic Ant-C0oie League. which ended iu
formal warning to ODonncl tina; lac was acpoN.R from
the presidency Friends OF the Coroner declare THAT he
will speak on the sand sunday. bat II i- evident
that "A row Will occur II lie attempts IT, a. the sentiment
OF the league strongly against him. 'H"hncI'
who is a great coward, j. evidently badly hi ..acd.
and fears that be will be implicated in Tho dynamite
conspiracy. lie has given orders 20 su-pen" th' p"o"
cation OF his paper. The IHi-CooIc DWlo"i| aid is
loud I'm hi. protests that hc know nothing of Tie manu-.
facturc OF bombs. It is reported tonight that The Grand
Jury will cOnsdcr the Cosoncrs case IN order 10 secure
his indictment. The four c0usprttors were arr-ned
to-day pleaded guilty, ana the cases wero set for
trial ON Monday. Wci,wdu'- bail WAS fixed a. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
ANXIOUS TO FIND THE CRAZY FRENCH WAITER.

ANXIOUS TO FIND THE CRAZY FRENCH WAITER.
Sylvan De Lanet the crazy French waiter,
is the man most anxiousy sought after IN this city at
present Inspector Byrness men are doing ther Des 20
find him. and Pnkerton's Detective Agency Is working
TO secure him. Tho hunt for the Frenchman has now
resolved itself into race between the two sets OF de-
tectiyes and they are watching one another about AS
closely as they are for their man. There are never less
than two of them shadOwng the honsc OF Mr. Witherbee
and any one answering DE Lanets descriptions scanned
with suspicion. II was thought that he might
anil for France on the Labl adOr that the ship in
which he had demanded. in or his letters TO Mrs.
Witherbee that she should flee with him \ close
scrutiny OF the passengers OF all outgoing vessels how
ever Indicated that he is sll IN the city PmkerloHs
officers I'm other cities nave been furnished with a
absorption of the and have the authorities on
the other side OF the Atlantic.
He said to a TRIBUNE reporter last night; " A
Tor him; public safety demands that no
should be there. am willing that he should 90 10
the two countries are TOO close together such
u thing to he Of advantage 70 me- .
Letters and people continually coming 10 Mr.
Wltherbee asking fOr description OF tho Frenchnan.
Many say that they have had trouble with man an
swerng DE Lanet's description. lie s about hye feet,
five inches in height, or slight build and has heavy,
black lie hesitates In mis- speech giving ona
the idea that he Is extremely modest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
HrSRIyD IND WIFE CRLM4TED

THE BODIES or. DIR. AND MRS LAMBERT INCIN-
GRATED AT Vt. OLIvET.
Two bodies were cremated at the w. Oliyet Crcma-
tory Yesterday They were those of DR.. Louis
Lambert. aye cighty-six, aud his wife Barbara age
ciglty-two. MIR. Lambert lived On Jersey CITY
Heights. and died last April Mrs. Lambert died
year ago yesterday He was born in France but led
from there m 1851 after the accession OF Napoleon
H. on account of lis advanced republican ideas.
For several years he practsed his profession III
Warren Penn and then moved to Jersey City, where
he lived until his death. 1t the dying request OF
both himself aud his wife that they should both be
crcmatcd nd accordingly then bodies were placed in
a yault until the Nj Oliyct Crcmatory was finished.
Mrs Lambrrt'- body VAS iucinemted first being
uut in the rrtort before noon. About oclock tie
slide, were opened The framework OF the body
remained standing under the aam sheet, ana the
original form could be dI,t.nU:N seen tor moment.
1t entirely luminous and int deScent. lhe Oich
wall of the re5rt gowed wIth whith heat and formed
au excellent background against which the pale blue
and purple flames from the body could be distinctly
seen Nome Of the aRes were br Iht and distinct, but
presented a soft, haly appearance Soon the effects
the oxygen OF the air began 10 manifest themselves
The sheet slowly but quietly sank down IN the iron
crlt, one by tine large ones crumblcd into dust
uudcr the touch OF the invisible agent and in "A few
moments the body was represented only by a lew
hand ,,u of white ashes The whole time occupied
was not more than three hours
Mr. Lambert. body cremated IN the afternoon,
auc the ashes Of both will be buried IN Calvary Gene
ery by their son. who WAS present yesterday ith
try, Intimate iIlcUds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
SURPRISE IN A COURT ROOM,
RICHARDS TELLS HIS ASSOCIATES NAME.
ELIAS AYERS AN AcCOMPMCE IN THE OPENING OF
THE PHELPS VAULT

'-i-i@'' i'-'A-'N
TIE PHELPS VAULT.
BINGHAMTON, Dec. II (SpecidD. ,.
Richards. trial for breaking into the Phelps mauso-
leum, finished his testimony to day. Alexander cum
mneS an assistant Of The District Attrney began the
cross-eXaminatOn which continued for q long tne
When asked who his associate I'm the crime Richards
appealed to the for mercy He refused to give the
name OF the guilty unless the court 80 ordered Dut
Judge Smith coldly ordered him to proceed.
=" Then must do this thing" said Richards.
The court so decides sad the judge slowly.
Richards dropped his head his breast for moment,
then in a loud voice declared:
Elias Ayers was the man, your Honor"
This short sentence great surprise Elias Ayers
Is an undertaken and has lived IN this city for thirty
years He Is wealthy, and has always been respected
and honored. After announcing his name Richards
went on TO give further facts tending to show that Ayers
did the breaking, cutting etc. and was guilty as Rich
ards himself. The question arises what will the
punishment lie. Richards indicted for burglary IN
the third degree and cleared OF the other allegations
before the Grand Jury, OF which gave desecra
ton Ayers OF not indicted nor suspected and
has not yet been arrested lie can DE indicted for desc
Grafton and punished though Richards escapes on
technically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
TRYING 10 FIyD HIS ELOPING d. UGHTER.

An advertisement in Spanish signed by Ena-
drulo No. 90 Maiden Lane. appeared yesterday. Ask
iu Ricardo" to telegraph where he was, and stating
that all was forgiven aud that his reply was anXionsly
awaited TRIBUNE reporter called at the office OF Mr.
Enadrado yesterday ana found there spaniard OF
middle age, who said
1T IA a romance and story of love. Ricardo is a
young man of means. whose principal delight is to
travel On one of his Journeys he met spanish GIRL
fair and beautiful whom he formed an ardent attach
mcn she returned love. but there an obstacle
IN the WAY Of their complete happiness she was "A
school gin aud her father forbade her 10 J0lu hands
with her lover IN matrimOny This opposition only IN
creased love In their young hearts and made
them more anxious than ever 10 be married But tue
father uuyiclding.
About "A week ago Ricardo suddenly disappeared
from his daily Launts and did not leave WORD where a
letter would reach him. IL singular coincidence
that young girl disappeared ut the same time tha
Ricardo did and aid not mention when she might DC
cXuccted To return The obstinate fathers suspicious
were and settled conviction entered hts mind
that his daughter had eOpod with Ricardo. Then his
feelings changed and he willing TO accept the situa
ton ana forgive his daughter and bless the unon Out
the eopng pair di not return TO ask forgiveness Ine
father became discOnsO!dte. llo wanted to tell MS
daughter to come back but didn't know how He made
up mind the best to find the girl was 10 ma
the lOuug man SO he got Ar EnairadO, who Is "A par
cuar friend OF Ricardo to insert the personal III the
papcr that If It caught his he could return ana
bring the daughter back to gladden. her fathers heart
and receive plenty of forgiveness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

ITHACA Dec. l. l,p,ci0h.-Fruh Davis was IN Will
lam. Brothers machucshop to-day when his hand was
caught by a circular saw ami cut from his arm.
OouIN~ErEG. Dec. l. tnp,c.dh. specimens oi rock
found upon the farm of charles D. WA1cr have been
analyzcd aud found contain considerable amount OF
gold aud silver.
IGoY. Dec. Fiddle Townsend. age eleven, indicted
for au,ightcr IN the second degree to-day sent
10 thr House ol Refuge.
KisG>roN, v y. De. 1.-THE Ulster County Board
Of supervisor, has dcccd 90 bHd house or tie poor
and lns,nc Tho structure bc large enough to nc.
commOIaic 200 persons; the cost NOT 10 exceed
$4,000
The case Of Lewis Wll,tt. who under sentence OF
death. goes 20 the General Term for the second ime
ALEA y Dee 10 tSpsciab. There were 400 pieces OF
land IN Hamilton and Jefferson Counties sold At the state
lax ,alc today The Controller received this morning
a. taxes Tor lands advertised Tor sale HlII9 2@ Inc
sale ot Yesterday individuals amounted TO SOL i'' H.
being the largest amount Of any day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
nrnL1L or rnE MLSaR RrErS cIRLE

CAMDEN, Me- Dee. 1.-THE body oi Ruius
Carrie who died in Bellevue Hospital last week, reached
Camden Tor burial Yesterday. While Camden pOr
ton Of each year had lived the life Of hermit III "a
room in ms barn. while of his sisters lived IN the
od CaIls farmhouse within one hundred feet OF the
barn. In the division OF the farm Rufus had share
containing the barn, and he kept scrupnonsy by NM
self coming home from NcwYOrk to cut his hay every
summer and returning every winter lie oWhcd "oo
acre. ui timber land Tennessee, which - shid 10 De
valuable. It ~ not known now much GlS savings from
his NeN.YOrk sprculauus amount To, but thcy arc le
O bu SlNO, ,OUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
ARRfIGNNENT OF NiRE.
HooTTD AT BY THE CROWD AND TRYING 10
STRIKE THE JUDGE

HOOTTD AT BY THE CROWD AND TRYING 10
STRIKE THE JUDGE.
The condition of Mrs. Firth who was bound
and gagged by John Hart laborer employed by hef
Wednesday at her home ROsyn. l.. l., vas some
what improved yesterday She is still as
Farmer Albcrtson's hu. this morning she
will be taken to her home The excitement
Is still at fever heat Yesterday Mrs Frth's hOma
was oesieecd by the farmers wives many OF whom had
driven miles To congratulate Mrs. Firth her narrow
escape she reiterated her version Sf the assault but
added all the money she had in the house about
$50. and that this was in an old leather purse, which
she kept in the top drawer OF the bureau in her It
was this purse which Hart stole When he cap
turcd however. 1t contained only $l3l. Mrs Frths
youngest In charge OF the homestead and
she SAID to q reporter. We always regarded Hart as
man who had long been accustomed to farm work lie
was extremely neat and spoke like man OF education
We kept him more 10 do chores around the house tan
for anything else. He was always polite and was the
last person should consider capable OF committing such
"A crime
shortly before midnight Wednesday Hart
taken from the lookup and arIaisnd before Justices
effects the Iuor that hal poured into HIM after
hlS capture lie refused to plead and returned 70
the jail A. the c0nSthles TOOK hln AWAY ne raised hs
manacled and attempted to strike them He was
knocked down ami carried from the room \ guard was
stationed over him during the rest Of the night.
At la past 10 Yesterday morning he was taken 10 tho
Mansion House. where Justice Losec holds court Tne
distance from The l0ck-ul 10 Tue Mansion house Is iuy
mile aud during tie walk crowd OF men followed the
prisoner hootins aud throwing mud at him Mhen tho
Justice announced To hlm tat hc w0ul holu MN or tne
Grand Jury, Hart sprang at The magistrate and ttd 10
strike him with his manarcd hands. The conNtaoles
seized him. and after struggle ne WAS iced 70 the hoor
and dragged ont. Ali the tmc lie was rdyipg an Gurs-
Ing whio the crowd yelled to the eonstabes TO kl nm
He aterward taken To the Qneens County jan AZ
Long Island city After the commitment. Dlstrct-At-
torney Fleming teeIphed that lie desired t. be present
AT the examination Justice LOSce determined to givo
Hart REORGANIZATION at which the District Attorney
might he present saturday VAS the iay appointed.
Hart claims Connecticut as his home ard says that he
Is forty. rNe years Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

ONE MAN KILLED AND FIVE JURED-LOco Eoli
MATED AT $150000.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dee. 17.-lnspite OF the
efforts OF hremen the fire which broke out last nlsh
in Hub bards warehouses spread to the Abel DOcR III
which were The Hcraid newspaper, Hazcns bllilaiu
parlors, Kurz Brothers and several Others Tho puu
ings in the rear OF McCOnhie's Hubbards and AbeTs
blocks the wharf with their contents are oesroycu
Hubbards loss is estimated on building and stoch
at SI3O,OOO. insurance. 100000 Benedict CO." OIL
warehouse loss 81 900 Abclls block is gutted loss
$25 OOO partly insured Hazen's loss, $4,000; kurz
Brothers loss 81 600, insurance, T5,OOO He'Ud loss
g., ,OOO partly insured; Iuan Co., tobacco, loss
$1,000. partly insured Julius Slayer loss To'ooo
partly insured. The Office OF Judge Dawkins and the
library and papers of the Masonic Grand Lodge ol
Florida were destroyed. ,,.,.
The nro was stopped at Kohn Furshgo and Benedict
store on the cast, tho western limit intending NC
Conhc's hard About Il. portion OF tle
front wall Abel block fell crashing four coorcu
ircmcn, Whou-Niam Brddlcy-was instantly
killed The other three were badly but not fatally n
urcd 4 white fireman, one Con- was badly cut on, lHo
head by falling brick. working among the dcDI!s
was SuocItcd by smoke and carried To ME hospital m
helpless condition The remen are SIN play on te
sIuiudering ruins. The loss estimated at Sloo'ooo
and the insurance at S3Jp,OJO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

BUFFALO, Dee. Il 0>psc0N. David Carey
IS dy.rr Tonight in the Emergency Hospital from .
wound Inflicted early This morning by Policeman james
Il.uuy. Carey and -cyrfa. other young men were
standing 90 P.ic0c--t preparatory go.ug home after
-prrr. The policeman came along and waited 20 know
what was tAc matter. Frank Carey became abusive
and Wa placed under arrest. David CaraY begged the
our.r 20 ic.cls. Iluk aad the crowd pitched into the
oi ..r knocking bum down. Wnru The officer up he
ir - f.yut~r tu on l- J.-i.aut. Dee ~t-. aut
yuI.r ttIts uHsol Tue gang scattered, btt ""r"
If,..ulIu caught. t4tty ttaru tu tu" Iu4-tr"ucy
Hospital. ru.Ir Dos made au ante morlru statement
.u..., 80. tAc L...c NLaO.y, Who !, under $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
urRDERors ArfRHY AuoyG mylRS

SOMERSET. KY, Dee. II t>pcciah. Three men
were killed yesterday the Beaver Creek mines lew
mile, from here. quarrel arose among 'oe oI the
miners relative to their work, III which Frank wilson
WAS shot and instantly Killed 10y William Parsons anu
" A. Owens Charles GOOdcn stabbed two other men,
whose names are known. They dd IN short time.
they were cut almost to pieces. The miners oyerpow-
cred and arrested Goocn aud owens. They are H ail
here and are threatened with Bnchlug. \ reward "l
-l 300 was offered Tor wilson ~ Birmingham, Ali''
fcre he h supposed have been guilty Of murder last
simmer. Ihs /, the cI-hth man whom Parsons li's
killed He escaped but the officers are ia hot pursuit "l
HIM Io IS reported have said that ho would never
la, tukp utiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
LOSSES Iy VARIOUS pLACrs.

PHuADELrHIA, Dee. Il >pccaL.-Anoihcf
disastrous nlc occurred -,ycut,cnt.t. and wash
iuetou.ayc tins muruu resulting 90 ihc dc-uucu'n 'i
the extensive uy,story cabinet mandatory ol james
" Cooper There Vt- large quantity Of tnr fur"luie
on hand which was Co BOT. shipped to-day ON each side
ot thc buruiu- uulhIu- ~,, luuhcr yard. ILr heat
caused tie western wall iIl into the yard and the
flame, st tire tu the lumber. destroying IT, Within ten
minute, after the fire discovered ms were burst
lug from every window of t5c structure from basement
tn roof Ilc loss WI reach .l-I otO pl which ~|noup
is insured 20 tar following coup'uc,; Royal 7'"""
I.vtrpro IuaIuu and tlu1c, -'.u"p+ Imperial.
=, 500. North Buti-h and .iyau'i,. $500; Home.
5000: Ttu. 5000. Aiucil. tu. @-.,uoi -pUus bai-
den, -. 300 tllcrn.u'a. --'uh
Coiruur-. OAio Dec. 1.-The Oaio Pipe Works.
owned by Huntington & Patton were destroyed hy arr
az Midnight. Loss. 5000; t.y co,crcd b. insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
GREAT DAMAGE by STORM AT ASIINWALL
MANY VESSELS AND LIVES LOST AND Much PROP
ERIY DESTROYED

GREAl DAMAJE D1 SIOitM Al ASl IN W ALL
MANY VESSELS AND LIVES LOST AND Much PROP
TRTY DESTROYED.
AsPINwALL, Dee. S.-One OF the most terrific
nurthcrs that visited this harhor began Dcce-
Der and caused heavy losses vessels and
property Early in the morning heavy swell set In
from the northwest and about a violent
squall broke over the harbOr. The Pacific Mail
steamer Acapulco went about 4:3O ,. III.
and did not return till about noon
on December 4. She again Obliged 10 put 10 sea
that afternoon, as the running high, ana she
anchored of Point TOrO till the morning Of December g..
when she returned aud loaded for NcwY York, leaving
here to-day.
The French man. .Of-war FOuncl anchored ont in the
harbor. German steamer tOwed away from Pier
No but the hawsers parted and she drove against the
next pier where she remained in a dangerous position
for several hours when the captain got her clear and put
10 scs The American brig OtOan driven from ner
moorngs and foundcred. All board lost except
Ing one OF the mates: The British bark Lynton was
executing the captains wife, The latter ard her child
were in one of the small boats after the vessel
fOnndered and this eapsizcd. The woman. with her
Child her arms. cung TO the bottom or the D0at after
n VAS caDszed aud she held fast until morning, when
size was rescued The child still III her dead.
The brig Catalina barks Hilden Ocean Veteran. Doug
schOoncrs Frank Atwood, AVIS ana RIO Grande
also wrecked. About thirty bodies were AFTER
ward found along the shore. a.
Mr.. COnnOr, the resident agent or inc
Pacific Mail Line went down on the com,
pauys wharf and narrowly escaped Oelng drowned
by tbe washing away portion OF lhe per Nheh IL
was proposed to lower boas to PICK up tio noallng
people the LyntOn there were many volunteers, ana
the first officer aud chief engineer were drowned Inc
losses 10 vessels and cargOes and also 10 the property
on shore are estimated at several huudrcd thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
ARSON no CONCEAL 4 MURDER.

DETROIT, Dec IA post mortcm cXamina-
on bodies Of victims of the fire at Noodhere
yesterday morning made to-day II disclosed the
fact that Frank Kuoch. tho young market gardener had
bccl murdered 4 bullet found In the left side OF
hiS BRAIN having entered through the LEFT temple.
similar bullet was found Ngs KnocLs brain. but the
bo S hll been so completely burned that IL WAS mpp7
,b 20 trace the course of the ball. The remains 81 me
Two rru gave 10 trace Ot murior, and 10 !. ptohinc
that they were ,atucitctin tac fire that was kih,ou
when The double murder Wt, tOnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
orHr QUEEN or ~ uALIIY coLoyE"

NEw-HAyEN, Dee. l. ,Npcciah.-A tall and
handsome young woman OF intelligent appearance hut
dllaplaied dress was fined ~ ana costs ~ the police
court to-day for drunkenness. An Italian pad hcr 1c
and shc left the courtroom with hlm She was hate
DoughnaD, known TO the police as "thc queen OF the
Italian colony" She cut down IN her cell yesterday
while trying to hang herself she is Ouly twenty Two
years Of age She the daughter OF John H. DouEhnau.
a banker Of Montreal While in Boston on a vacation
from Wellesley College four years ago she met Harvard
sophomore ami fell IA love with him. Her
father did approve Of The young mans attention ana
took his daughter home Montreal. She had been home
but few days when she met the student the street and
yielding to his solicitations, elorrd with him. going To
Hartford. There thc -tdcut deserted heT since thd
time she has been steadily tne downward path Ia
tus city she has lived IN the worst parts o! the Italian
quarter. She has long police record here, having been
arrested twenty three times III year duI hi' Tor al
yers Although she has -pcut months OF htr
later life ia prison. she has always been ddyke u hrr
department. except wncn cIazcd with drink. About
three weeks her brOKch-heared !dhcr was IN the
city ,ndedyOTHE to persuade her 10 return home ana
BEGIN lfc anew Dut she told him at "Le was not III 10
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
HonRRoY FlNANoLAL rLAYS ~ vIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Dee. II (SpeciaD. The Nir-
gnia Legislature asks that all internal taxes by the
UDited States shall be abolished. The aim is to
licye the people from taxation but to turn the
derived the tax liquor and tobacco into the state
Treasury such amount be necessary to carry
on the State Government which Senator kolncr. chair
man of the senate Finance Committee, says will next
wear ue $780, 900 over last years appropriations This
is regarded IA bad outlook for Bourbon rule III Nir
ginia. where 50 much has been promised the state in
ease OF the defeat of the Republicans Senator kOucr
sald to-day the financial future OF the state Is IN
I trn lanOer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
powDER MILL RIOWN UP


HARTFORD, Dec. l7-The Incorporating mil OF inc
Hazard Powder Company at llazlrdvlle exploded thIs
morning The building contained about 400 pOuhds OF
powder No was In tho building or near enough 10
be seriously hurt
A HORSE-TIITEF WANTED
BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, Dec. l1.-AndroW NlIIreu' tne AZ
LEGGED who arrested In this city day or
two ago will be takpn Indiana ON requsition from
the Governor OF that state.
THREE MURDERS IN INDIAN CONVENIENT.
NJ SCoGrE, Indian Territory, Dec. l7.-News OF
trlpe murder In sasacOra, some distance West mas
reached here In a drunken fight Robert Brown shOt
and killed an unknown Creek. then turned anu hred at
Cdpiu Emauthc, shooting hun through the shoulder.
Euianthc returned the fire, killing Brown instantly HIS
wound proved fatal
CHASED AND CAPTURED WITH BLO0DHOUNDs.
MoNrGOMERY Tex, Dec. 1.-THE negro Andrew Jack
SON who perpetratcd the horrible crime at Mink Prairie
on Friday night. caught yesterday by boodhouuds
at a point about fifteen miles from the scene OI the
murder The murderer waed creeks for long distances
O throw the dogs oil the scent, but they bayed him aud
he took to "A tree where ho was captured by officers
some hours later.
GORED TO DEATH BY BULL
NEw-HAVEN, Dec. II (Spcci0D Town Treasurer
David Miles, "A wealthy stOck.hreedcr OF Milford, age
seventy was gOred death by pet olsten bull tn his
harm forenoon The bull gored him through the side
and fractured his skull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
SHOT gYAy OBSTINATE BOY

BALTIMORE, Dec. II tSpecidD. - Several
children playing in room at the house OF Joseph
Nash Woodstock, Howard County. Md, when SON.,
age SIX OF Mr.. Nash. fatally wounded by Alexander
Walker playmate, eight years Old. Walker, 1t ap-
pears picked up q shotgun and. upon its being taken
from MIN bv young Nashs sister, seized another which
was In corner OF tho room. Before II could be taken
fro him discharged. and the whole load entered
the cLild's right shoulder.