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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12

CORK, Oct. 11.-At an Indignation meet
ing of cattle dealers to-day it was decided
to use other steamers than those of the
Cork Steamship Company. 1t is stated
that the crews will strike against serving
on vessels carrying boycotted cattle.
MASS MEETING AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Oct. 11.-At meeting OF
tgp Montreal Branch OF the Irish National
League, this afternoon, it was decided to
make arrangements for mass meeting
IN aid Of the Irish Parliamentary Fund.
Prominent Irishmen In the United States
will be invited TO be present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12
ERIN'S FIGHT.

ParneIl on the Patriotism of the Priests
In ireland.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Mr. Parnell, speak
ing in Kildare, Ireland, to-day, referred in
terms of the highest praise to Arch
bishops Walsh and Croke. The former,
he said, was one Of the strongest support
ers that Providence had given to Ireland,
while Archbishop Croke's services were
proves the union of the priests and peO-
pie. In regard to bOycOtting he said that
the practice was pursued independent OF
the Irish leaders-indeed they disfavored
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12
spain's Reply to Germany.

cenADkID, Oct. ia note from the
y'ulan e,rrllln Government to the Spanish Gov
ea,ushJ IN relation TO the CarOlines
rnati, oail, lntlmates that Germany will be
cs.,., @roe 70 -eplY 4 ,ally until she has re-
syeDtl ,gl luii uiormation in regard to recent
\ '5e pe, uerman note rejects spain's claims
ro,,ssle" and the Caroline islands and
o'sy' o,' me idea that the Pope's media .
\ to ooa.ll ,u lue question was asked prior TO
Nv occupation Of Yap.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12
TIE RECORD IN SPAIN.
Great Ilrit,Io;s Po-,i-.

Nt'tD@lN, Oct. II, . A. M.-The Ddily
lf lo..iuins ~ morning regards the speeches
clear rhinAfungton and Mr.. Goscheu as a
a'es AK ss'catlon that although the Moder-
Fee with che Radicals pro-
'tes. 2ey Will not join the Conserva-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12

rirst Hebrew Christian Church.
rt.iI.W.. J 0RK, Oct. 1.-THE first Hebrew
oo,aJi Ji'an a church in America was ded-
rba Nlih appropriate services to-day.
3D 9' wees were conducted by Right
Pn. II,'lops Harris and Nicholson and
s,bi,y, 0V,loD freshman, Rev. Drs. Crosby,
a. v lncent and Day. There was a
SO congregation present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12
ran,e,s Second nnIInfa

DELEGATES fsn,,, AT a meeting to-day Of
tees and io,en. he Republican commit
port IN t6e soa nals IL was decided 20 sup.
Who headed ~ ,9. ballot those candidates
'o Asl' In the late election.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12
hot His Companion by Mistake.

5hot HIS Companion by Mistake.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., Oct. 11.-At Che
law, ;. c., last night, as John r. Nc
Donald, OF Richmond county, n. O., and
Andrew Butler we're entering town to-
piher Mcdonald shot at a policeman,
but m0rtally wounded Butler.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12
A FLOUR MILL DESTROYED,

,,.Di6, CoR6, Oct. 1.-THE four mill at Roche
S"4 belonging TO Hartz Il Sons, Of Cork,
~ lafgest establishment Of the kind in
ya.. ,ss south Of Ireland, has been burned. A
M! large number Of persons are thrown
W. Vi employment by the fire.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12
A Brick Block Burned.

N iD.,4,VlsYILLE, =, COL, Oct. 11.-Fire at
"Aiows this morning destroyed the entire
1gA .j block from the bank TO the Craw-
oal sn-. mousse The loss is 100000. The In.
|. 51Ia1ce t., Is not yet ascertained. The fire
!, ogL'eYed to have been Of incendiary
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-12

isw e.1' oct' ll.-Iu Palermo to-day 81
.to,g,1- Uses OF cholera and AZ deaths were
'lrns Two deaths occurred In
w. THE RECORD IN SPAIN.
o.ds9D DitiiD, ti! Oct. 11.-Throughout Spain
Ieatbs w., ,, new cases OF cholera and 13l
'u' We're reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS Dec I9-1he French Government has ordered
t s.neuslon OF hOstities In Madagascar 80 asto idc
it. the negotiations for treaty OF peace which Adhi-
raj Moi is conducting with the MalaSassy officials
LONDON Dec 19-Advices from Merry state that Cen Cen
oral Akhanof the Governor OF that district VIII proO
ally he removed f. ON his position by the Russian Gov
eminent because OF complaints OF hltreatneht at HIS
hands by the Inhabitants.
mtted a draft of a commercial treaty between france
and China TO ii Hung Chang. the Chinese Prime Mih
ster.
DUBLIN, Dec. 19-shares OF The BanK Oh nei|nu taay
Which year ago we're quoted at 23lO, were to-day
quoted al 3274.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 10-The Liberal press III Kus- Ku
sn is urging alliance with England az the s0e mean
of settling the Eastern question and OF punisbing the
perfidy of Germany and Austria
DUBLIN Dec 10.-The second trial OF william sheehah.
for murder OF his mother sister ana Orothe near
CastetownrOche County Cork, IN 1877 has resulted IN
the conviction of the prisoner who was elencea 70 20
hanged on January 90 The spectators applauded "ne
the foreman announced the verdict OF the jury Ibe
prisoner addressed the Court protesting his Innocence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
otDvtyyoy OF clTHolrc PP1rSrS

Troy, Dee. l9.-ArchbI,bop COrIgan or
dalrcd uumrrr of priests deacon, ami -undrlcots 90
day Al IT. Jo.cph, Provincial seminary. The pr,para-
tory retreat conducted by the Row. Charles s-'Il
Following are the names of those ordained priests
Denis 4. Coslc, N4saul j. Dtiy, Francis j. Jones.
Francis G. I.ur- Joseph = M.ch.,r Johu T. Quinn. of
Sew N0lk; william j. Fruucasy, William !. io""ts.
boston; Patrick i. T. VI Iyoy D1yit J. >hech'u. Fran
.csJ TYo.ar Patrick +. va. ace. Albany; hapucc h..
Lr.r IdN,rI D. Esiu. NI,uoll, NJ Freeman, Trenton ;
Ardrc- H. H4fty Thomas j. hcruI. Mi.liImJ McbulTh,
ITlr.fo.l: aud John /. Leonard, az ~pun-h ll.
I.,iiIilHi b.c. 10 A. fu. @ uuifu Today TIE in.-
lowing cauuIAr- Wcr, ufdtucl priests JOS Arcuhi
Gibbons: Pdtutk !. p"uIhoc. William \ Er'ri"u.
.Il.f, - t,wynu Jrlu a. Hh.llu 1uu iu .cur \ Han
nan Of lAItmort: v rhtr T. DuLrru. John j. B1Nl'r
and Richard 4. Drake. Of ichmnuf, VI; John j. Moor.
OF l.o-f.u iIvari - FITZGERALD. of -prr-nri. Mae,
Nartn H. -cauiOn, VI 1an Francisco: stephen J. Car
roll ON lh.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
TIE ArL1NTA LJQUoE CONTEST.
ANOIHrR INJUNCTION RESTRAINING THE DECLAEA-
TION OF THE RESULT OF TIE Election

ANOIUrR INJUNCTION RESTRAINING THE DFCLAlA-
TON o. THE RESULT OF TIE Election.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. 10 (Specidh. The
whi,key men continue to spring surprises upon the
Prohibldonists. Judge Parlec. oi the United states
Circuit Court. tclegraphs from Now-Oileans:
Upon application OF counsel it is ordered that the de-
fchdaut. ". L. Calhoun, ordinary, do show cause AZ
the United States Courtroom, u AaHtn, Ga. on v"
ddy, the IN day OF January lN~b before me circuit
Court OF the United states the Northern District 81
Georgia. or Judge there qualified 10 preside
therein. why the injunction prayed or should not DE
granted. II is iurthcr ordered That all alhdaNltS on
either side be filed hcturc she first day Oi January,
l-~G, except aiIsyits, which hall be filed Oh
before the third day Of January, l~~6
The ProhbllonI.ts to-iI~ut say Tat judge VI Coy
VIII ne requested to hear the argument but the wh>kcy
men laugh lt the idea Colonel Nyuot the leading Pro-
h.blou counsel says that the Federal Court cannot
cnoin an election. that state natter that no
Chaucery Cour.. State or Federal, can interfere
with an election; that u any court granted any such
restraluiu. order % contempt Of court To violate
tho Injunction; that this matter Is one ia which the
public is Interested and ,uit could be instituted hy
one man or men. bur that -ut must be- brought hy
the Attorney -,,rncred ipr thr state.
The real motive OF the wh- e., mon f. 20 prolon the
litigation into next year. 1nl allow the Iqu rrd acrs 10
pay The ~,tr ior $50 ANA continue lu bu-uc-s
until Iauutry. l---. iHc opinion of ProhIt uu-tv -
hpWcyrrth!i this VII uc % 30 benefit 10 tlcW icr
July --f there Iu-f. where t,rf- ia oiLrr
couur, 1,rr. cp,ci altIouSu tucy hi pbii tao stat"
tax for year. t trIu-prt7 Tonight that tho anil
p.uup- .auI-t. are prptruc Other lines uf action in
case judge Iicc AMI Judge Clarke decide IN favor oi
tho iIuAlu4tIuuISis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
nrrn.Lnn L1r1r nrrn GnASsES

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 (ND,cirh. There Is war
among the bcrr-,ci.r- Of Baltimore. About my ot
them have ors4nLc LcI protective ASSOCIATION against
t tlr,ceut and bIs.-a-s h,er-srIlcrs The ns-ocia-
i!o also declares that brrRcr- sell 20 some retailers
lower than 10 others. thus giving TIE favored ones .
chance TO mako a small profit, while the regular
trade must lose money II They give the his glasses
10 heir customers. statements were made "i dealer,
who sold over = quart 900 s. glass Tor h'' cents ana
a.. fr. a, Un for u,c CENTS sold glass tllt only hrd
ou..c.cuth OF a plut Wat was called - WorkiusmHh7 s
pt.. Ma, show IA at 20 ~. 10" autl-lL- d0' Deer
IA q u.bt From IT, s.Ir it apparent that a
worklusuau needs much beer. on" of the hreiih"ht'
,-cl aglfu.t glasses of beer Wt~ that men
,, druu Too uulck Cpu-t ucuCc. Large glasses,
n yys - d. arr ilLou- to the drinkers and also TO the
buAlue-- % the beer seller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
sENTENCED FOR KILLING a PHYSICIAN.

SENTENCED FOR KILLING A PHYSICIAN
CHICAGO, Dec. l9.-Jasper l.. sweet, VINO shot anu
killed Dr. Waugh OF this city, three monthS ago. On th9
ground led astrny the we OF the
man was found guilty this morning OF manslaughter,
and sentenced to two years In the penltentary.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED. .
pITrsRURG Dec I9.-Edward COfey, convicted or
murder IN The first degree for the Killing OF Policeman
Evans while resisting arrest, was refused new trlai
thls morning and sentenced TO be hanged CO1ey Is
character and Is credited with knowing more
than he will tell OF murder OF Charles Jacooy. FOR
which Frank Small was convicted on clrcumstan
tial evidence and hanged two years ago.
ACCIDENT ON THE RAIL.
TOLEDO. Ohio Dec. l9.-An incoming train on the
Toledo and Ann ArbOr Railroad left the track at Alexis
nye miles out night, account OF an open switch
The engine baggage and sleeper wero damaged ana
tho passenger shaken up. but no one was seriously
injured.
INDIANS GATHERING AT ARLEE.
ST PAUL MIMI, Dec. l9.-Indans are gathering at
Arlee Montana Territory, in large numbers Their
leader is known Big Jm," an Indian who Is said TO
have killed eight white men. The Indians shot by
Combs have yet been identified. Major Ford with
three companies has left Missoula for Arlee
IL feared the tribe making the demonstrations
will be oined the Fatheads. who inclined TO be-
gin hostilities against the whites IN that section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
SroEESS rELEGEArH courAyE.

BALTIMORE, Dee. 19.--Judgc Fisher returned
to the clty to-day and issued order that the United
Lines Telegraph Company shall use the wires oI the
Banker. and Merchants Company which 1t purchased
few days The condition Is That th'r' 'h'll po 10
supca The receivers ctcd the ground that the
nil,d Lines Company had once before Ialtd 10 Iuhl
an ugrccmcn aud they were unwilling 10 SURRENDER INC
nroucrty until the purchase money rs ldld or secured
TOLEDO, ohio, Dec. ia deed has been iled made
by John Whaicn. referee. "thc United Lines Telegraph
COMPANY transferring tho corporate rights, privileges
and fr ncbi.cs of the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company, etc, to Edward =. sIohes' Ioi tho sum VI
S5OO.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
c.euJrp yrCEtrD army.

CncAGo, Dee. 10 l>pcci0b. he jury iii the
case of Hubbard. char cd with funds
ofthc Ir, National Bank OF Monmouth and who IA turn
charged certain the dir-cor- with the crime. brought
IN verdict OF guilty ihls afternoon after dcibcrahS
,or nearly twenty hours. All ycstrrlly afternoon
Hubbard ana MS sister sat patiently, albeit
xu-ly aw li,lne th. return the Jury and gathered
cour1ge from the delay. Everybody had expected u
secdy agreement aud that tine verdict would BE- guilty
uIye EOtgrtts ChdTsc Was severe on the prisoner
aif Representation of Tia" prrtuTb'd directors I"Itrrr
about tine court paced lIc corridor outside An
acnttal would indicate that Iuhbdrds story had bcc
bee icycd and this wuuld leave them Ia an extremely
vly trI position. Hubbard showed signs "t breaking
down r the verdict read but succeeded IN niln-
t.ttIu, Ia lie rcndHdcd fuT sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
TIE SJIlRPLESS MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL (Spec'aO. - Inc
negro Johnson now in custody suspected Of numbering
John sharpess made the following statement to-day
"I wasrclca.ed from jail Friday. November 20. and
spent that night at house OF George Yorke NO l236
Bemont-ave this city ana with Charles Stevens. No
% II,e-st on Saturday night ON Sunday night. when
the murder was committed. stayed with the lOrHes
and left their house early on MONDAY morning anu
started Tor Media to for work spent Monday,
onthonses and started home Thursday, arriving
I'm tis city in the afternoon. did not apply at farm
house during all that time. nor ask farmer lor epoy
made Rfidavits before Magistrate Clarke when
nnsltvclY contrndlct JOhnsOn's story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
SURPRISED Ar TIGN1UX.
MISUNDERSTANDING ABOUT THE COMING BIIILALD
TOURNAMENT IL THIS CITY.

MISUNDERSTANDING ABOUT TIE COMING BILLIAhD
TOURNAMENr IL THIS CITY.
CHICAGO, Dee. 10 (SpecidD According to
the articles Of agreement that recently signed here
by Schacfcr, slosson ana VlgnnuX for sweepStake
tournament to De played in NewIork for 500 corner
Was stipulated that hall should he secured there on
or before December 3 and that the contest should not
take place later February 1j The work OF secur-
ing a hall was iutrusted to Mr.. Newland, and on the
last day allowed by the articles he secured the refusal OF
Cooper for the purpose, put for somo reason
failed 20 inform the players OF that fact Not waiting to
consult anybody regarding the matter the French cham
ou at once lcegrapned Mr. Garno, the Editor OF Ihe
Clippcrto return his $500.
The first known OF this Lere through a dispatch
received from Mr GarnO stating NignauXs action and
saying that hc would send the money lie was at once
clcgraphed not 20 do So according the articles lie
would either forced to play forfeit to Schdeer
and Slo.sOn the amount OF his deposit Tue action OF
the French severely condemned and the opinion
was EXPRESSED that afraid to play the Amcrcaus
Hc.ls 80 his
offer to play either OF tn IN 5000 point game Ia Paris
for from 600 10 $4,000 side created the Oelet that
he was not really In earnest Under the terms OF the
mr. 10 PLAYED here beginning next week, there Is
the promise large attendance rs the question or the
is to be determined before there is any
division thc money. NiguauN has shown up poorest
In the practice but This the case prior to the other
games whie he played best in the contest. There has
been little betting. NiguauN and SlOsson VIII play the
opening game on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
crnvAyys DISTINGUISHED IyvALDs

BERLIN. Dec. 49, Emperor William'S health
mas greatly improved III the pa-ticw days lie gave an
audience on Tuesday Archbishop krcmen,z, "ho |as
recognized by the Emperor in an imperial rescrPi Oh
october 0 as the Popcs apponicc TO the Archdiocese
OF Cologne lie also granted audiences to Herr Biu
kowsM proprietor Of The Madras diamond mines ana
to tho japanese Prince Fnshinl. on wednesday 'he
Empcror attended the opera. He appeared IN fine health
and sand. NV chief complaint /. my great age ON
Thursday he attended the Court Theatre ana aet"ird
was present at aparly given by the Empress lie h"Is
daily cnnicreucc, with tac crown Prince Frederick
William lie received Herr B!cchroder. VINO lrr-
senfe ed him with "A gold medal 10 commemorate me
snVeutich anniversary OF the bth Of Isnoc B-marcH
Prince Bismarck, who WAS Injured 10y the stumbling
OF his horse Tursday last s suffering from unnamed
veins and his physicians have adyis / lin to mann
tain a recumbcnt pO'ton. seven NufteG bciSciE VINO
were born In y > nave tccgraphcd the German CIa-
ccllor their congratulations ON his having attained ais
seycnt eth year and their WISHES that he may nave q
lou, and happy If,. Prince Bismarck IN reply, ,thduk
hIs dear soptuagcnaIian contemporaries ana asked
each Of them the -autdtion ten years hence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
,11rcrD EXCESSIVE rAxluoy or BAyKS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. l9.-1hrtccn Ma
tional banks IN Cleveland Youngstown, Eyrla ana
Mlhoning have filed IN the United states Circuit Court
their prayer for an injunction TO eiJoin the county
Treasurer, in the counties III which they situated
from collecting from them excessive taxation" These
banks aver that the state Board Oi Equalization hashAed
their valuation too high end largely III excess oi the
valuation placed other properties and bi7ihc'"
Judge Wekcr allowed restraining order Under 'his
inc banks are to pay into the county treasures What
tL,y deem "A lust nj equitable amount The remainder
il To- be held n the cOurthas passed upon the cOhiO
Vetny The amounts involved are heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
u,yGrn ~. / Won OF :. 200 MEN.

DALLAS, Tex, Dee. 10 (SpecidD.-A report
comes from goncry city that Jackson. the negro
vino murdered the family Of Robert Shlth ht MlhhS
Prairie was lynched early this morning. Tho MOB
numbered nearly 1000 men, and although the shern
had strong guard The iai II was unable to hold out
against the assaults of the lynchcrs. who were AL
thoroughly armed. Two Of the mob were wounded Dr'
fore hey secured possession OF tho JalI' JlcASo,
kuockrI scn,clcss In h- cell and then taken ont ana
hanged I'M the iai yard The body was rlddcd WIN nu-
let's while pended IN the air. No attempt mas oocn
made TO prosecute the leaders OF the mob.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
DrcJsIoy IyvOLvIyG A LARGE SUM

MADISON, WIS, Dec. 19.-ln the United States
Court action was brought against the Chicago Equip
mcpt Railway Company by the Merchants National
Rank OF Chicago collect two notes OF $1,000 each,
given by the Equipment Company to tue saltwater Car
Company which the latter company before Its failure
ndorsed TO the bank. The notes and interest amount
TO bont 81 900 The defence was that the notes were
uot negotiable because OF agreements they contained
and "A motion for nOusuit was made. Judge Bunn heiu
the notes negotiable and directed verdict Tor the oahk
vim aad incidental The decision renuers
valid 1870 900 of similar paper that has been Issued by
ths Luulumeu, Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
MATTERS or INTEREST IN TIE DOMINION

MONTREAL, Dec. 10 lNpcciah.-Ihcrc were
nfty.one deaths froai smallpox the city and suburbs
this week AS compared with cighy-six the previous
week or deaths this week eleven were in ste.
Cueeonde alone which j. now being proceeded against
by The Central OF Health for wful NEGLECT OF all
sanitary precautions. There are only thirty three
INF, ctcd houses the city.
petition was presented i'm court today by Mrs. Mel
vim Smith who obtained separation from her husband
some days ago FOR alimOny OF 800 month Tor her
self aud children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
SyyGr1AR TH0UGHrFULyEss or A THIEF

NEw-HAvEN, Dee. 10 (SpeciaD. D.-George
Young a nephew OF John Guyer, grocer. of No. l40
Congressave reported the police this afternoon that
he hadbeen robbed Of Government registered bonds
one for $780, No. G6,2ll, and one for SlOco No;
lIOAis. otto Liegar, % clerk FOR Mr.. Guyer, auu
Yuuug's roommate. Is missing also. lie drove the
team from this morning but sent IL homo by
boy He had been In this country but short time Ony,
Tonight cgar telegraphcd Young from New York that
he had returned the bonds By mail he found he could
unt upgu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
ROUGH TINE AT SEA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.-The bark Osmond
O'Brien from Hamburg, had continuous rough weather
during the passage. on November l5 in latitude 39s
longitude 3Oo in hurricane from the northwest with
tremendous seas the copper torn of her sterboard
bow her gurehead carried away and her decks sweps
of everything movable. smashing batteaus and hatches
The captain was compelled away part Of the bull
wark to allow the water run of the decks All tho
scupper holes stopped by coal which had goe
adriu The vessels cargo is believed to be damaged AZ
the sea was washing the vessel continually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20

ACADEMlClAN JUBILEE OF ADolfI MENHIl~9'
BERLIN, Dec 19.-Thc students of the Royal
Academy OF Arts gave grand costume ball to celebrate
the academican jubilee Of Adoph MenzcIs, the artist
The Crown Prince ana family present. Tho Castle
Guard consisting of gigantic soldiers dressed III thc
u,lf0rIu In use at the time OF Frederick The Great
marched past the Crown Prince and family. Many or
Herr Menzes's most noted paintings related 10 Fred
orick the Great and his army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE IN SIBERIA.
EXPLOSION IN A MINE-BETwEEN 400 AND 1000
PERSONS REPOEITp KILLED.

PERSONS REPOEIfp KILLED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 19.-DiSpatchcs just
received here state that a terrible dnamite eNpios
has occurred in the PleUucAn mine in siberia. lie
accounts are conflicting regards tho number 81 per
sons killed. some placing the number al 400 while Others
place it as high 1000.
PLEADING GUILTY TO BLACKNAfLING 4 LORD
LONDON, Dec. ia large crowd assembled
at the Central Criminal Court to-day 90 hear the tcst
mony in the trial OF Charles Mo-ou, VINO 'Sas COM
mittcd on November p on tho charge or fclouiousy
sending letter containing threats ard accusations
against Lord Chflen with the cw 10 eHort money. u
was expected tina, disclosures OF fo- cAl:ac'c. would
be made az INST his lordshlp Tho crowd was dsap-
pointed in this expectation, for the prisoner immcd-
aly Oh being placed the dock. pleaded guilty to the
charge HIS counsel asked the court to show cemcncy
TO his client. stating that money Iad been
subscribed for the purpose OF sending
Mouison and his family to America The judge post
poucd sentence me prisoner so us TO inquire
into hi, anteccdcnts. lAlosou had 1crn
employed as head eameEreleT OF L'i5 'hi-
dcn's estate at Gowrau, Kilkenny. lr-l1nl.
TIE trustees OF his ord,.p Who only atiaLrd hls n'-
iority on September .. ISL Lord tii'h wa dl'-d'
ned with the the prisoner ooKcd diicf lEr game ana
the LAT ter received formal notice to quit. Mo-on W.,
lOr ship registered lcttcr al hI- t!En c-
dcnce which accused him of having committed on
eral occasions the most unnatural "I c'IhcS anu IHI''
cucd him with criminal Ii"ctt"lHs- IHe "iUI
then went on to say: -" no" beg I" inform your i"Td
ship that unless this motto" 10 quit is withdrawn Hu
apply FOR 1000 damages ana o.N,'-' we
1yiole thing or VIII take 500 ana
leave the place aud -ay nOthiu. %. Al the mdH'lfil'H
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