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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
GREVY AGAIN PRESIDENT.
UPROAR IN THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
MEMBERS or THE RIGHT REFUSING TO VOTE
CHOOSING lie NEW DEPUTIES.

MEMBERS or THE RIGHT REFUSING TO VOTE
CHOOSING THE NEW DEPUTIES.
PARIS, Dee. 2S.-M Francois Jules p. Grevy
sales to-day in the joint OF the Senate and Cham
Der OF Deputies acting "a National Assembly. The
81 reserved tor visitors In Chamber in which the
election took place crowded long before tue hour
appointed for election The streets In the nelghbor-
hood were also thronged with people The proceedings
in the Chamber began fifteen minutes after /, amid
Assembly unable TO restore silence. The members
OF the Right became so turbulent that the President
thredteued suspend the sitting The members OF the
Right then asked TO. tro speak before the vote was
taken, and their request being refused several OF them
tried to gain the tribune. A fight ensued between
member OF the Left and of the Right. Several
bows were exchanged before the combA could De
separated ly their friends. ull in the demonstration
then followed and the balloting began.
The ballOtiug carried amid great excitement.
Only 5e members OF the Right east ballots. NJ. Grevys
total majority In the Joint ballot was l35.
IN the progress Of the voting VI. Cuneo de OrnanO
shouted nat the National Assembly at present consti
tuied - body OF usurpcrs. NJ. Paul de Cassagnac
cried out that the Congress Illegal and the Presider
til election farce tparments OF France were
not rcpr, ,ented at the meeting
Second ballots held yesterday in the Department
or the Seine for six seats In the Chamber Of Deputies to
m vacancies caused by options tor other constt ences
The vote was follpNs Radicals l72,OO0 OppOrtun-
lists, lOl 900; Conservatives, $4,000.
AT tho nrst elcctiGn sur day. December
49, tIc six Radical candidates polled from
10000 20 10000 votes each, tho .Oppor-
tuuists camc neXt then the Conservatives.
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BRU1AL MORDER or A ROY.

FORT SMITH. Ark, Dec 2S.-Another bloody
AFT ay ocruri cd In Cherokee Nation yesterday ia which
;jrorse Hiles was murdered by" Dave MLe and Joe
Hunter The causr Of the killing was Hiles's attention
TO Mics wife. Mize and his wife had parted Christ
mas evening and lilies escorted Mrs. Mize 10 p.riy
THIS enIaged Mic, who vengeance. Yesterday
Mze aid Hunter. brOthern-law, went to the house
o. Hiless father and called their victim out for the
ostenslbi purpose Of talking with him. Taking young
iles away Ia the woods steps. MIze, who had a
double -bsrrecd shotgun. turned suddenly upon him
piled its cOHteuts his breast, after winch,
assisted by Hunter, hs riddlcd The dying boys DOdy
with bullets and left il weltering blood. Both muT-
drrers escaped, but deputy marshals IN hot pur
ami
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
ErILnING FNE rnE NEW.YOEK TRADI

BUILDING FOR THE NEWYOEK TRADE.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. - tSpeciab-Work begun this
mnruIng AT the Cuup hhip yaId on stcamshpo heavy
tonnage to ply hrtwrcn New YORK AMI NewOrleans.
PHuADELPHIA'o ANNUAL MORTALITY
PHLADaIrHIA Dec. - tSpeci0b.-I Board OF
Uratn aui ounccd to-day that The total number OF
drath4 IN tins c.ty from January TO DeceLber 20 was
2i.OO2.
LIBEL SUIT BROUGHT BY LAWYER.
to-.ay agi1u, thc ErbAg Luiiet" Tor He! by Lawyer
Frank r. Br-iy IHacd upOh an alleged hbrilouN ar cle
publ shed carly this month. ENAuornry General Ben
lamin Harris Brcw,tc appeared Tor The pIalhtlu.
re TRAINING A CITY.
PITT sBURG. Dee. 2S-Iu the SUIT OF the Peoples Ma
tional ta- Company against the city oi Pittsburg. -
preliminary inuucUn has bcrn granted rcatrdlulh2 the
defendant !, rom Interfering with the plahuhs laying
pipes UIrCu-h The streets
FAvORING RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
Ho-foN, Drc. 9S.-lhr lios.nn Chamber Ot Commerce
lay adopted r,,puluns fdyurus 'hc appontmcn OF
nuth for tne settlement "t hHhlhg rights
and for tne n'gOtI4oI 0t dh equitable treaty "i re-
cipr0clty with DonuOn OF Canaid ani Province OF
Newfoundland.
THEY ACCEPTED HIS RES1GNATIoN
uARHlspNHtrlG. q. w.. noe. 2S.-Ihc County court to-
day accepted the sgutiOn o. sunue H. Sterling. the
drfnuitng totsiIer. Three "f h< bpndsn"n ths even
ng where he mas brcn Thursday. Ihcy Will return
some time Tonight whr he viii br lnltrFogai"d before
"A full meeting of tic surrIics
FIXING THE PRGCE OF COAL
Pun ,DFtpuIA. Dec. 2s.-rbc committees Of the L.
hiyn ANA Schuylkd Coal EXcnau-c met to-day ana de-
clrd tn max. no cAahge, the present line aud city
and arl,or prices coal dIrinE January. Tue existing
continuation Of the antnrdcitr companies continues IN
cn. ct uuu April ann the Impression prevails that inc
ao mrDs for st threr months oi 1856 VIII be the
e as those nf this car viz: JanuaIy l.5oO.OOO tons
February 100000 tons aud M'rcn l.sOJ,0JO tons.
KILLED By A SUPPOSED EMPTY REVOLVER
oxrnpn Nj Dee. 2s.-AL Tia oxford MiItdfF Acad-
eu,t tr,t.rlay Rcharj o. RouhIr.i OF Indiana, was
accidentally I'd killed by Patrick GavaRni Oi Mch-
gnn The boys wcre playing wlth reV9iver rom wicn
bnt md overlooked ono The dead youth was "A sou or
Judge Reinbard. OF Indiana
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rRfl1 oFAy INVENTOR FoR MCRDER

TRIII or 4 Y ~ ~ I'(R fOH NJ hDEh
BosION. Dec. - (SpeciGD.--The trial Of Henry X.
Goodwin of Lawrence, for the murder of Albert ID.
Swan was begun in salem today before Judges
Alien and Gardner. The crime for which Goodwin is
being tried was committed in Lawrence in August
lie il thrty.e sht years old When the telephone
first introduced Goodwin became interested in It, pur
ci asng with a MIR Caldv ell the Bell interest IN Law
renee and selling ont in 1850 to Swan and Know for
$1,000. He invented a switch board which at
t.actcd considerable attention but refused To explain
its operation to the firm with whom he had remained.
lie left tkcr service and took thorough course III
mechanics and physics at the Institute Ct Technology.
Boston, In April 1sSl, he went to Bucn0s Ayres,
nader "A lntrac to mp telephone exchanges in the
Argentine Republic but here elsewhere, Others
rcaprd the proht hile he did the work Deceived in
M. Expectations he returned almost penn.less, while
corr ora ions made fortunes out OF the telephuncs
which he put in place. subsequently he Jame back t.
Lawrence and employed by tue Molecular lele-
phone COMPANY in which swan was a largo stock
holder The two men were on the best of terms. He
p,ve up his position and started West. looking for
w rk but being unsuccessful. he complained that
Swan had written letters presenting HIM, 50 that
ne would be Obliged give swan control OF his lnfen
tions He worked a WDilc in Cleveland. then went to
Chicago and then started for the frontier TO enlist
but nnallv tecgraphed his uncle for money and re
turned To Lawrno to find hs wife sick and himself
prnuiless He had several unsatisfactory interviews
with Swan in which he demanded large sums of money
OF which he believed he had been dcranGed Finally
he went TO Swans Office and. after few moments
prasaut conversation drew from his pocket revolver
and shot him dead General Butler is counsel for the
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STABBED WITH A POCKET-KNIFE.
A WOUND THAT PENETRATED THE LUNG.
WALKING INTO BROOKLYN POLICE STATION AND
ASKING TO BE LOCKED UP.


WALKING INTO BROOKLYN POLICE STATION AND
ASKING TO BE LOCKED UP.
Bernard Schrendek age thirty, glazer, of
No. 26 Flushing. ave-. Brooklyn, walked into the Myrtle
Avenue Police Station last evening and asked tote
locked Sergeant Martin, who was at the desk asked
why The man replied that ne had just stabbed James
II. Allan, who lived in the same house with him. The
for the crime which ho gave that on Christ
night Allan. his absence, went to his wes rooms
and madc improper proposals to her He had not seen
Allan until last evening hen he returned from his work
NJ the first 6oor OF the house. an when schrendek
saw Allan enter the store last evening he called him
out The two men had brief cOlloquy IN which Schren
de accused Allan OF insulting his wife. Allan denied IT,
Thereupon schrendek stabbed him with rtcket-knife.
Allan fell partly against coabOX the sidewalk and
his assaant fastened 20 the police station and surren
dercd himself On his way he threw the bOOlstalned
knife into the street
The wounded wan was assisted into his house by
neighbOrs and DR.. p. j. Curren summoned. He
found u wound about two inches long and two and
quarter inches deep had been made in Aans left breast
probably penetrating the lung tissue. The knife had
glanced O from the breast-bone Dr. CurreD said that
large blood vessel had been severed but the lung was
probably penetrated. and tho danger was from lnnl
traiOn in the lung He regarded the wound as serious,
Lut not at all likely to prove fatal. ,
Allan Is we'll spoken of by his neghhors He has lived
for five years hlS present house. HIS amly CONSISTS
of his wife and five chldron, the Oldest cir of Sc, en-
teen He IS employed IN glazing establishment when
makes q speciality OF putting IN plate glass "HhOWs'
Scurendck formerly worked I'm the place. but wa.
discharged for drunkenicss some tlme ago Ailan hth
urged nm 20 give ~ drinking and 20 back 10 his "OIk
until Christmas. Allan lad always been friendly with
Schrendcks family. Mrs. Schendek has three chll lren
tic Youngest babe at tile breast screndek had oreli
drinking yrst"day afternoon and had threatened to XII
Allan. The friends OF tue latter said that Schrendek
bore gudge against Allan from the iatteTs efrrs to
him To reform. Schrendek SAID he Was glad when he
learned that his victim was EOt likely 10 ult
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PLANS or ENGLG>H POLITICIANS.

JoHN BrGGHr 10 ErsiGN-rAENELL AND GLAD
sroNE-oPPO'ING TIFF PAYMENT or REM.
LONDoN, Dee. 2S.-lt is rumOr d this even
ing that the assembling OF Parliament John Bright
uemberc.cct from iarmu gAam Central Division. will
because he opposed 20 tie advanced views OF
jhc Radicals. THi. statement IS denied by Mr. Schnad
horst OF Birmingham.
The Government IS preparing important scheme OF
local government for the wloc Kiagiom.
he Duj'ut Irtamy litd says that Captain O'shca,
Home Rule Member OF Parliament. u arranging plan
by which Nj Pt.nr wlu sapport Mr. Gladstone IN his
gain Of the Government, ana in return
f1stIi, service Mr. gladstone VIII introduce. on biz ac
ccsslau % po Scr FOR home rulo In Ireland
The oul point eemcment, upon which there
any digreoucn - IL relation " the control OF the
police n Ireland.
Iie pu5ha irish Iigcs publishes dispatch from
London today stating thst TIC police nave been ordered
10 the precautionary a-lres adopted at the
cruuru'. uwiue excitement among the National
.t- 'U-us out Of tn nome rdie tendencies OF MI
r. ~ucc,au. mcmhc-~'cct OF Parliament for East
tho ,lurIs nrclus' al IRISH Parliament VIII
al, rae .And 10 them free and viii not compensate the
IUc Loyal Patriotic Union will hold meeting In
Duun ou January \. and another meeting III London at
lr.g late, = lct-ur lar u the details OF Us
urrAuIOa Co tHe ir- National League. with branches
rlici recently sent to all the Liberal members
of fho fLc ueF Prltu-nt a-alu- them 10 stale theIr
opi.ioH- ou the fc-I rIlr question In their re-
p e., most of the i-cuDcl. avoid explicit statements,
lut tir majority 81 those press dcnuto opinion
trc oupu-,I gIyu. Ir-u Parliament tue control
az . t,f n, aui uf tue police, aud ~ favor OF con
nlIu- tine Irgl-l,tIr powers of such a Parliament To
iu tfict- 81 local guNctuacnt tie same a. III Great
a. tam number uf tie members l,l,t that the unity
pi Lr Empire must ovc.tOp all Efforts 10 coucilAte me
ir- fruAutry on th- vur tn replies snow That III -
nn, cs, to expect from the Liberals any concession ac
c,1 to the Pttu-..f NJ. Gladstone aud his col
it Cabinet continue to exchange views
on in- Irish question. Thcy take pains 20 conceal
tc ict of tAc of grave dhcutes ia tho way
Jt al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
1crLnN 0r nnLl ErrrRLLclYS

CiNCiNyATL Dec. 2S.-lhc Republican can
dida,s for Representatives from Ii.mon County have
held "a meeting aId pa,-ed resolutions. declaring that
whc thcy -ndl insist thatth"y were legally elected aud
at tho proper -al present their claims FOR seats
yet ucitho' expect TO enter The Republican caucus
for the choice urrr. oI The Ousc. nor iO they re-
gard J compttiDo wuh tnc best Iutrfrtts ol 'hr
Sttc party that thes sAOud take part IN Tie cauCuo
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prvovED IN SrIpE or DISCLOSURES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. % (Specidb. - The
trouble in the Amshuuse Board over tho attempted re-
election Of tue present superintendent grows bitter To-
day statement was issued by Superintendent smith and
read Al the meeting of the Board IN which he CHARGES
nm, pf me guardians with wanting to secure the cOhhlN
vance OF the superintendent toH scheme 10 supply Sos
To the am,huusc illegally. notwithstanding ms omi
was defeated by George KOury, ward politician, ana
DR. Icnard son chlcf physician, was also displaced
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rIrryErRGS r0rR PER cEyr BoSDG.

P,rTsBrEG. Dec. 2S.-lhr bids were opened
tod ~ Tor TIE S3I01OOD r-tuudus per cent bonds TO
b. ts.ued by the Cty OF rttShure rne proposals re
ccIvcd cover about 30 OOn.OOO. Tho whole loan was
awarded 10 H. \. stewart - mis- city. a lOj 81 100.
BIDS received from Bu- N"W Furk AID ihlla-
del phiu, but not up 10 St"wtrts ngures.
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UYDEPGROUND WIRES N PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2S (SpeciaD.- special
meeting of Councils W.. held TINS nflernoca 10 take
action the request of the Western Union Telegraph
Company for additional time to lay their wines under
gr0nnd In opposing The delay several members spoke
strongly agans tue resolution and cOntendrd that tho
companies trying to hold the Councils bv the
throat. This the second time the companies had
been asked TO the wires. aud Of them the
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DYING IN HIS BR0rHERS ARMS.

CoRINTH, Ky, Dec. 2S.-While Lawrence
and Lloyd Kianey were Attending to their farm work
near New-Columbia Saturday they were suddenly
attacked by Brack Davis and Granville Hughes. who
opened fire on them at short range w.>Out word of
warning. Lawrence Kinney was shot and fell LOvd
returned the fire. shooting Hughes hrOugh ;he heart
when Davis beat precpltate retreat, escaping unhur
Lawrence Kinney died IN his brothers arms.
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CnrcAGO, Dec. 2S.-Mls. Della Benncr, the
widos Of tho gallant officer sacrificed hl- life while
yoring to relieve the yellow fever sufferers OF tho
Lower Mississippi River several year, ago, w4s to-day
appointed po-tm Of the vite" OF Rodgers Park Ia
hc tuNuslp of Evanston. tins county, where she mas
lyod ever ,incc 'he DEATH Of her husband.
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NEWS NOTE FROM LONDON.

>
Dryory,fNG CfruFNcEtU.-M. Cirmencrau'. recent
.rr, Do 100 the ucu chamber of Deputies iu which be
took occasion 10 cuarco ". Ferry with having sought
the aIl of Prince B-mIr.k Iu the Frauco-Chucse am.
Guilty, has caused ttle Indignation Ia Germany. The
German newspapers ar" furious 40 VI tiehcncedu ana
draouucr his acton 90 unnrt,ured terms.
GririNG READY rOs WAIL-it Is stated here that
Russia aud Au. rt secretly irmug ana mat both
,,uuItr- have, d; orders To England Tor Largo quauu
ties uf military Stores
kulrIcAN SrINNtW A-uDGE--A dispatch from Per
nnibu,0 says the American steamer l1uAucr captain
tser from New lorA December >, has arrived there
Sine wa, a,uorr bat uoAted again aitcr JcttsOnlnS
portion Uf her cargo.
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SUND1l NEHSP1PERS.
GOOD MEN WHO SAY HEY ARE EVIL AND NIo-
LAIIoN or THE LAW on GOD.

GOOD MEN WHO SAY HEY ARE EVIL AID NIo-
LA1IoN or THE LAW OF GOD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. - (SpccHh.-1hc Mn
stcral Union. OF Philadelphia. made mp Of preachers n"
several denominations. held meeting this morning
chiefly for the purpose OF venting their TO- lnrs against
sunday newspapers. The Rev. l. =, Stevenson sad:
THE sunday paper has within ten years become such
an institutlon a. to demand consideration from all
Christian people There is no need FOR The paolca
ton Of seoul r newspaper sunday is not necessary
and there can be pea Tor - defence The Sunday
ueyspapor is "a powerful inlueuce for the breaking
down II the keeping II one day in tho week sacred TO
the Lord aud there can IN no compromise In this
matter 80 long ~ sunday Is granted 10 bc a
duv sacred 70 r.st and all Curi-9u people are bound
TO op,Y.e i ltItlpu lat tend, weaken This pun-
cipe Eyeu II the sunday newspaper - ns pure In IT.
tone "a. the daily is.u. its tendency the
thing. Of the world AMI distract from the interest
paid to thing. OF Goj. and erefpic II opposes c rcry
fundamental principles of thc Church. have examined
the statistics made by moiali = and nud that The
tendency ot tn" sunday 7Papcr a positively drm"r"
ziug or that day the darA sides OF lie are printed m
thor fullest detail. aut moro attention is paid 10 cr-a
mai acts th4l on other day
Tie Rev. s. Taruc, sad; "It sinful practice aad
those VINO are engaged i the publication OF the sunday
papers are Sinners and must answer for thcT deeds
Tia Rev Dr j. ". smith said: " II lies within the
rnNer ug tue Evangelical people Of ,hr city &" stop the
publication ot tac SUNDAY papers 'h'| "'' I' u"t '..
WrdHiri perhaps, "l. nf "llhdii"l'- lI'i sap "'.
from tue dan, l-su" 'i tue pirog7 "hch CON" o1 ON
Ssua.y There o. upfcts'u h' tHcP should not "o 40
aud transfer t4rr -upp0; 10 other daj Journals 81 Tue
resp .c,abe sort"
Npnprr vac rrai giving tie judgment Of The union
against 'gc sunday uc"- -rucr ~ w. .ng " c-srhta')
-,I trUtt ptptI" violation t"i 'uF ni
the ,W.o. Goi hy winch h" claims me "F"nn ~
our time. lui '"i1t'"l- man, whose phF'','' "',t'
tug moral u.t age tc utud- DO" wr'AE cessation ii"u
toll" All plsior' are rrq1rtfrd o. "trn tacr 1nc"' ot
tne evil in'"r.'Oy loo@a- '"o reading ot 'i' sunday
paper.
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ary Code All the infantry regiments OF the state WI"
be consolidated In the same manner giving Illinois six
regiments of infantry battalion OF cavalry ana Two
battaons Of artillery The reorgsniza'lon Is ID accoLu
auce with General SheTman's Recommendation IOr tno
Reorganization OF hc United states army, as cohtem
plated by the pending Anderson bill
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WINNER or $4,000 ror caIPrLtD Eor.

WAsnNGroy, Dee. 28.-'Ihc jury to-day III
the suit Of Frank spnngmau against the Baltimore and
Potomac Ksir0aI Company gave the piaintih verdict
for $1,000. Tho boy struck by II railroad car III
Jolly 1855, and made c,pPlc Tor lfe The amount OF
damages originally claimed $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
ALLLL rLanLLva orEN LLQroN ~ ArLAyLA.

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. - 'NJ'ci0i. Interest 10
the Prohibition campaign iu Atlanta docs not diminish q
particle TODAY before Jud-c Marshall j. C1rfr tne
autPr,bipuoul.ts sIccce i-t getting all thr pro-
ceeIinr. continued for au.tArr wesz. Ihi- ct'o j..
niely 90 Dee carried - p-ol.o Court bT SrosiI" &
EsrrnAu pr,urlrtor. pf uir KimhlI House, who Will
lp-t <1l.Opt yearly tIroItn pgo.lIi.i"I. ordinary
Calhoun having 'cciar-I o iy the :,sAt %! "a vote.
the NAT -trp nf the aff FtulnIpn,ts Sal hc 10 con
test the election various -r"uut-.
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oo,soLI01TIoN or REGIMENTS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-1he Adjutant General
OF Illinois to-day issued an order consolidating tho o'u,
7tb, sth aud 0th Regiments of tho Illinois National
Gunrd into two Of twelve companies or three
bAttaions IN accordance with the amended state NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
DrOWyIyG OF 4 LIriLE CHILD

PoTrsvILLE, Penn, Dec. 2S (Specidh. Mrs.
Adau Lang OF Iorkvle, after drawing water ior 'he
family washing fton the well day left the cstern ur-
,,,,ed E,tie her daughter age three, todded 10 the
c,ern ana tried 10 initiate her mother. She fell IN ana
,lr. en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
~ IrALIAN pErrrY ELECT IN PRIsON.

ROME Dec. 2S.-At an election held IN Pavia
Yesterday for a mciubr Of the Chamber OF Dcpute-.
II nor -barbaro formerly Editor jho Iouche Cddic.
81. elected signor sAarbAro received 57i0 votes lie
If, at present going sentence OF seven years I'M
nrLrunmcnt for thrrAtrnlng The MlnIstrY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

THE NEWARK BOYS STILL UNDER TREATMENT.
PARIS, Dec. 2S.-M. Pa~tcur continues to
treat tho four boys Newark New jersey who wcro
bitten by mad Nothing OF an uniavoraDIo nature
Ia, bt tcud dcVclOIcd
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Su1L DIoovG ror n1r r,IoHBED WyEas

WuKrsnAnRr, Dec 2s.-A general impress
s,on prryai.rI here that wien tuc -usquehauua coal
Cnmplnv gave NO 'he idea sinking shan over No.
slope 20 Nautc,Eo. further attempt would be made
10 look Tor the boIic, ~ victims of the
recent disaster Tho officials however have not given
M tho hops Of nudu. them ard continue the
a !, nf orruIrg up the main gIr &C.,. Three ezra
shifts W-fe p1t aluu Nr.. '..... each "orhus
,l.ht hone aud they rAprrt 10 .ctrd tic fatal spot
in urr 9.rs. Tho sand DO ucus removed at the faio
Df car a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Western Union did not apparently intend to take any
Steps obey city authorizes. y close Noe. no
ever. the matter was referred 10 the L'eclI
lee wiln instructions TO report the second Mon"ay III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Theoog seminary will deliver his course of lectures
on "Presbyterial Doctrines" in Association Ia'l'
Philadelphia The Grs lecture "The Holy scriptures
the Canon and Inspiration" will be delivered oE J"h
uary IL.
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FINDING THE BODY or A MISSING WOHAN.
RE AnINC Doc 2S S-NIss LIZ V HIM nnrlnrd

HEADING, Dec. ZS-MlSS lua p. HunPcflOTuy
sge tweuty-one, mysterOusly disappeared from her
home this city sjout three months The sreams
were searched aud kilograms sent to the principal cities,
hut no trace Of the missing could be found On
sunaay boys found the body Of the young
floating IA the Schuy kin River i've miles south OF Read.
ing IL Is now learned that Miss HungerfOrd frequently
vised the roller rinks, where sue met young be-
lonking to one OF the prominent families IN the town.
who I'D hor astray and Deserted her
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THE POLISH CHURCH TROUBLES ~ DETROIT

DETROIT Dec 2S.-No trouble HIS been
by riotous Poles to-day. Early this morning
a crowd assembled about the church, but outbreak
resulted Father KOlasnssi, the deposed priest pro-
puse to tho legality OF tue Bishops action. aud
demands hls restoration " the church. sSn s.4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
FINDING A PETRiFIED HUMAN HEAD

Mil VILLAGE, Penn, Dec. 2S.-Martin
Mckay. OF this village, walking by spot where
some workmen digging. here. just Que of
them threw OF the excavation shoveul OF earth
anL scns from depth OF six feet Tho peculiar shape
OF one the attacted his attention and he picked
IL up Il proved TO be stakeaDc petraction Of
human head, that of chiHi, prob
ably year old. The forehead, cheeks ana
nose are full. wolshaped and natural. The oyes are
Sunken. but perfect IN shape One IL perfect but
piece broken of OF the other one. The mouth. chin
and neck well preserved While the face and top or
the head well preserved the back or the head is
nearly all gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

LECTURES ON PRESBYTERIANISM
PRINCETON, N. j.. Dec. 2S..-I has now been
Wooded that the Rev. DR.. A. A. Hodge. OF Princeton