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MEXICAN SOLDIERS STEALING CATTLE.

GALVESTON, Dec. ia dispatch 10 IHe
Yecs from Austin says "Adjutant General King yes
terday received letter from W H. Titus, living IN III
Paso County stating that December about tweh-
ty-ve Mexican soldiers crossed into Texas ana stole
small herd OF twenty-five cattle belonging 10 ". W.
Gentry and Thomas Wiley, both Americans Mr' Titus
asked the Admtant for State Rangers to pro-
ect the frontier General King replied. In substance
that tho State small foree OF rangers near MARIA
Presdio County aud that whatever aid tey could rem
der would be freely given, but that sueh an invasion p
foreign soldiers was fully within the scope OF the aithor
y of the United States Army lie also tells M Titus
to bring the matter the attention OF the army officers
comma andng the troops On tho Rio 9raaae imiheai-
ately"
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES BYTELEGR4PH
ACCIDENT TO A PASSENGER CAR.

\
CALDWELL OHIO Dec. ia coach and one box car
OF train on the Bellairc zanesyie and Columbus Rail-
road left the track yesterday afternoon nar Ins p1oe 20
aud rolled down embankincnt inc cOacn was iu OF
passengers. Mrs. Thomas Sewers and her TWO chldre
recover David Devail, OF Noble County. aud Miss
Shrader, of Monroe County were cut on he hea' anu
Miss stllwe. OF Noble County. was cut on the face
THE MURDERER BALDWIN TO BE SENTENCED.
ArCnIsoN, Kan. Doc. ll.-Judge Martin tdis morn
ing oyerrucd the motion for now trial IN the Baldwin
murder case, and the prisoner W. j. badWlu VIII oo
sentenced tomorrow morning
MURDER FOLLOWED BY SUICIDE
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Dec. lin room No. To- Nevada
picS mis- morning J0hn Atkinson surveyor OF public
and Mr. Brown. said to be from Wyoming. was lying
within cw feet OF him. dead from the effect OF Sho'
from "A revolver ,
HANGED FOR CUTTING HIS WIFE TO PIECES; =,
NEw-ORLElNs, Dec. ll.-JOhn Alexander, coIOred, ior
tho murder OF his wife In February, at stanton
tion. miles below Algers. was hanged I2ny Ia
allowed 10y law lie killed his wife with an axe cut her
piocos puttho pieces IN sack and Durieu tne III
ditch where they were found
BEATEN BY ROBBERS; .,.-,,.
RocKPoRD, m, Dec. 1l.-William Foley age sixy; MY
was aroused early YESTERDAY % mSg r mScSes sEpposns
it was neigbor who short he opened the door,
leaned npon him pounding and Kicking him about the
face and chest until became unconscious They thon
went through the house, obtaining &lOO III mohe
DYING IN A SNOWSTORM ,.
WArsAu. Wis. Dec 1.-THE body OF Forest Mckay
found yesterday in the southern part M ., a 1ne be
hunting tho day aud had evidently become lost In
the blinding snow storm Of wednesday night
SUFFERING IN OPEN TENTS:
BURLINGTON Iowa. Dec. IA party OF French lana lana
dans two men, two women ana hair dozen chluren'
camo 10 tho city on Monday, barefooted and ragged
They went away southward on Iuesday. nes-
terdav they were discovered, encamped in open
tents abou miles south OF this city, where one OF ne
women had given birth to child both the INFANT anu
mother lying on the bare and frozen ground.
MORTALLY WOUNDED BY HIS WIFE
RICHMOND, Ind. Dec. ll-Newton Dennis quarrelled
with his wife Thursday night and after some words had
passed attempted TO knock her down. The woman
seized butcher knife from the table and plunged IL
with all her force into his abdomen.
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INcLnrNr. IN M DOMLNION.

MONTREAL. Dee II 0NpeGal.- here were
ten deaths non poN yesterday. Eleven new cases
were y,ruo yc of which wcrc ON the bord"rs OF ste
Clue-lue adjoining tint, city. The disease las broken
ont among tAo Indians ut Caauslnaw1uSa, eleven miles
from this city. and also reported to bo raging In
kaiour,kl County with great violence II Is said that
the disease introduced by man from Montreal
~ IIucAcucr.y shoot. OIt ot an indian family oi ten
only IN. mother sIrttyct IN, isolation police have
..,it lecu ..ro.i.iy assaulted by a ur-o mob IN the
I.t End warrants have 0ctn issued Tor the leaders of
the mob
Two servant, of the metropolitan Club-Emma Brccu.
second cook. aud Mary kancr-haye boon nrrc7tcd on
charge of HAVING put poison IN soup. which nearly
l.,d eight members ui tie club. IL appears thtt the
prisoners con,prcd together % have the head COOK
Nr, Cooper ais god and that n ordor to cnrry out
their utcuous thcy took some rat poison from the par
winch tIuc go per ol c. and placed II In
uc soup. Evidence takru in court today slowed that
Emma Br,en hAl bpAs,rd In Mr.. OBrcn's rcgi-try
oico that the cook would have u co. as they htd hNcd
b.r MARY, kill.her denies all kuoWcd-o OF the alIr
A correspondent or EkictDT write, from I"SlhA
that Henderson. Hcis hthemau. got severe Whlph-
lately from some haltbrccl' Tor b0t7thS h h'cIh o
s part h the huu-u AID that seriou, trouble Is feared
with ~" Indians this winter B.tcAfcet having alrehi
ku.d two soldiers aud wounded Two others flen,h'
Canadian, IUitrJs, was arrested ana hhcd some Wnha
] ~" n a, tt. p.r,s asserted mat he wa, too
i io 80. and took acuJn FOR damage Judge tAT"u
% nns ,, ' .i Gr copfor~d L. and those who were
unable 10 kncci both knees should worship J" the
sacr-ty ,.,-.
T. j. Eriy halter and furrlrr. left tGiS city 'st triay
night TO return on the following day lie has not
returned yet and It is believed that he has nbsconded
Ills liabilities are fully 10000.
EuCLNGuAN. QUO. Dee. ll.-At the Union fhosPh"'e
Mine nt Portland west yesterday piece OF ice weigh
Ing about u ton foil distance OF thirty feet into the
pit Killing Samuel Perry ami slightly njnrins two other
OTTAWA Dec. ll.-Private letters received here from
the Northwest confirm the reports OF "W'ssh''S among
ti, IL Is under stood that
t v,.yc ~ tbc u.udtng difficulties Frederick Whito
controller OF the mounted poce has Dceh sumuohcu 10
return at once from England.
Haitian Dec ll.-Charles Young. brother o; Captain
Albert Nounr & tho schooner Dominion, at LuhehDurH
from New York was washed overheard from the vessel
an! drow ned iu tho gale OF Monday night
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gave him little aid In his extremity Being unable TO get
nep from his relatives Warner Newberry at last offered
his large prospective fortune for sale. Few were Wiling
to speculate it, there could be no legal contract
made binding Newberry to transfer the money when II
came. syndicate finally formed in Detroit to take
an interest in Warner NewDerrys share
NJ Palmer Ashley Pond and William \. Moore con-
tracted pay Newberry $1,000 year as long as lie
hded prior the death of the widow III Paris In return
they receive 100000 of his share This con-
tract made five years ago and Newherry has since
lived comfortably his steady income from the syndl
cate The Detroit spectators Will now each receive one
third of 100000,
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yvgsyJyG JyAN ExpEOyED LEGAOY.

CHICAGO, Dec. II (SpecitD D.-Warner New
berry, of the the large estate left by Walter
Newberry, was formerly q leading grocer in Detroit,
but his fortune left him and he found himself at ad
vlnced with money to support himself and fam
fly. Under his uncIes will he would receive nearly
100000, but as ths dependent the death OF
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rHRrE uTEs .iS0 T0TR EELiGIosa.



MISSOURI.
ST. Louis. Dee. II lSpcciGh.-A. d. Camp
te.. uut recently occupied tho position OF professor ~
languages iu tie ~ Charles Colc-c one OF The leading
sc.1o.. n Missouri. Yesterday hc v:p,c confession
owe. hi- own signature. which was pu" agd to-day 90
re.-apcr OF -t Char.cs From ths apl cars tEat Doe
come. o., good family 30 Eu-. and aud received iAor
oi ate education. lie was a.irrai'd from hls
f,uI, bq Joining tlc Catholic Church and studying for
the pI..,tIo1d His career Iriat Wa. oui short h}
the Church aaI hc WAS 3cuo,eI. Ne ,hcn became "
private tutor aul u I~-2 went 90 south America aud
there Joined whaling c1p,lion go tLc North IacAc Ia
$50 be- RETURNED 90 England. married a woman, dc-
serted hes lu siN mouths and went u
south Af.ct a.crc hcb,clur teacher .u So Andrews
College Cape Town. IN l-77 hc married again a"d was
made head q Government school. aul pastor "i "'
Episcopal church lu Cape COLONY. Exposure came '''
hc WAS arrested FOR hiramy. and -pcat the next two
years io the ucu.tcutary. Ilo turned catholic In tho
prl,on and was made superintendent of the sunday
school When hc released h.s hrsi WIG secured
divorce auI tlc second one refused 2" Use "Ii" ""
IL, WAS sent los the Catholic church to Australia whore
he abandoned the church ana started u. G
T1s.t,o, a. teacher iu ST. AfrcI'- College M'ihod'
Institution. III" led g'' ne 'o1 "'', ,,,.. ,i' y,
-sIpAt.pu tul became titrd 10 an ,
woman IApu.urc came before t' DAY iui tic mar 't
and hc smiled 10 England ne ~, m ~ l.,s , ..',
ton Autry college. at burlington, y. j. IL" be.'mr
connected with the Freehold y. j. Institute. IL h'A'
nnurir.I q, head professor 80 ST. u tri .t' '".t'
omaha ard then went to 'hictso' Dn' s H..a,s wanna
to- suit him went lt-i ana m'i iil'i d." '""'~ ,''i 20
I'm pc....,.tLmA. At Pou thkr"p@ir. y l. ''
i.t spriu ho wont To ~. Ch1rc,. ana was m'dh pro-
fr..or Of languages 10 III" college 70. 7'"' ''.'. "
I,cl . iit,-teatlon was hat and the professor Nal
di-lu-.rd. II" then came out Wlth MS co" '-"', ""
SHOW. rat hc ha, three wives Sins ANA ch' win
each wife has pruf'-srd four varieties oI ttIlJH' DC
Ilc anI Travelled nearly the "o''d over
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WELSH MOUNTAIN Outlaws SENTENCED.

LANCASTER, Penn, Dee. l1.-Thc jury in the
case OF Israel Northcimer. ElwOod kurG and Richard
McNally charged with robbns the house OF Edward r.
Llnvc in Salisbury Township. ana dangerously wound
ing Mr. Invillc rendered verdict this morning as TO
Kurtz ana McNally OF guilty, and not guilty as TO
Northemer Kurtz aud McNally were each sentenced
o nine years and months Imprisonment In the East
.rn Peutrntlary NOrthemer. who was convicted this
week OF elonOls entry sentenced To ak years ana
six months IN no Eastern Penitcntlary Tho LAnvie
burglary the most famous crime ever COMMITTED Dy
tue Welsh Mountain outlaws.
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EXTRA ORDINARY cHIRGES AGAINST HER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec IL (Specidh. Margaret
Hamilton was broug ght before judge Wilson this after
noon on complaint OF Annie j. Kraft and Clara Snyder
The former sworo Margaret had threatened to cut
the liver out OF her and scad her little boy while the
other complainant swOrc that Margaret h!d threat,
eucd TO cut a tunnel through her and lay Tor hcr hlspa
with knife" ~ rSaret denied the threats AS sue hhu
been IN prison weeks, she was discharged Oh her
gno1 hphu NloF
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pEREoRlLN0 HArDA,S "CREATION."

Concord, Mass, Dee. 10 (Spccidb.-A mu-
incident of special interest at Waltham last even
Ing was tho performance Of Ilaydn's "Creation,'
directed by Carl Zerrahu, OF Boston The oatoro was
given by chorus OF SO selected vocasts. and solos
were rendered by Mrs L. Humphrey Allen, soprano OF
Boston Charles AbercrOmbic tenor and frame MOraw-
sh bass assisted by BlaisdePs Orchestral CiuD ana
NJ j. Luby, pianist
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WHAT cANovAs THINKS OF SPANISH AFFAIRS

MADRID, Dee. l1.-ln an interview to-day
scuor declared that solid union oi INC sec
ouo OF the Right had elected and that the mon
archical succession was safe The Carhsts ana Hcpuo
ucaus he said were powcrlcss. llo described Sehor
s,ol,r - , utonian theorsl with good Intentions. but
possessing small influence among the masse5 horli,
hc thought would hc helpless II tIe houatonaIs - W." @
firm and visilant, while General DOmIhsuc% WAS 'oo
prudCnt To venture upon "a revolution
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Lrrrn.nrN0uLNITIONAL CONGRESS.

CINCINNArI, Dee. ll.-lhe Inter-dcnOmina-
;ionai Congress held its last session to-day The com
mittoe appointed yesterday presented report naming
for the permanent Committee OF the Congress the kcV
Josiah strong. the Rev. j. w. simeon, the Rev Dr l.
st,,ccr tho Roy DE W Joyce the Rev. II. W. French,
and tho Rev simpson G!lbcrt together with IA local
committee living at place which shall DO selected
for the ncNt meeting. Their report WAS adopted lhc
Rev DR. George X. Lcavtt. Of Cleveland. ONO reld
paper on tho organization OF the Church for work lo
VA. followed by Rev George W. Lrsher. OF Cincn-
natl upou the same topic. the Congress then adjourned
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ryrrRraJyyyo MISS MARY N. MURyRE&.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IL (SpeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Dmmock gave a card reception THIS evening at
IN r housc IN Washiugton-avc.. to Miss Mary ~ Mnr-
tce, who is known under tho nom dc plume OF Chailes
Egbe-t Craddock" 1he parors were hlcd WIN the
representative people of the city Miss Murirce IS
rather pettte and slender in figure with intelligent
face and fine cxprt ssive eyes. Near her stood hcr
Rster Miss Fannie MITrrce. Her father ana MOheI ana
her brother and his VIE also present
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


GEORGE EIIor's MkMOiRs.-An addition TO George
Flot's Memoirs has been discovered, relating, 10 III.
most active period OF her literary ME Inc Woh l "oou'
to be published.
CoLp WEArHER-The most intensely cold wcatnor
mar las bccn experienced In i've years Il now pre-
yailng thrOug ghout England.
MADAcAscNR-M WnddnctOn the French Amoassa-
dor nnd the Marquis of salisbury had G9hI3InGo to
A. which r,,ucd I'm an agreement that EnBlsh lhHu
ene ,ynuld bc xrrtcd with the Maagassy government
10 conclude a treaty Of peace with France
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ctLCIyED CLO1H FOUND ~ THE MJrtTAINN
Sr. PAUL, Dee. II CSpcciaD.-F. NJ. Lewis.
orcLaoo,ist 81 Paul has received fine specimen OF
caIcned cloth II was found at depth OF seven '"t III
the mountain by George Smith, Of Browns Valley Nihn
AT tic same depth there was rass OF human h"ne'
snuic II which had been burncd. ON IN colHc'llpl
with original buraIs In mounds Is seldom found esPec
fu1I, in 1 flc
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DRIVING OUT THE CONGREGATION WTTH CLUB.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II (Specid0.-Charcs
Wesberg was at the Central Police station this after
evidence against him showed that he got drunk
yesterday and arming himself with club entered "a
church at Seventh and Spring Garden and insisted
upon preaching The congregation, which had assem-
bled In special meeting. compelled to leave the
place After hing his object Wesberg walked
ont singing I'm a high key. Ho was committed.
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SALE or THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER ~ TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Tex, Dee. 1l.-The GdircstoH
D4iy CieiiuA an evening Publication. The oldest news
paper in Texas, sold at c0nstabIs sale to-day to
satisfy debt of Sl4i. Ihc CiUiiaa was founded In
l~3S by Hamilton stuart who still lives, though his
connection with the papor severed many years ago
For quarter Of century under Mr. stuart he tr"iaH
was the most powerful and successful newspaper In
Ir1ns and was the organ OF General sam Houston In
his long public career II opposed secession Inc
uaper has virtually dead Tor the last hecn years
and scarcely 100 persons aware Of It's Hudl sus
u,lou until the fact announced By other papers.
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arnvIA rroro.rs \ ,rLIrARY c0II.sI0N.

'T--'"TN TT0TW-I- \ -TTTi --T.I TT-I ~ -|TV-'.
IoNpoV, Dee. ll.-Scryil has proposed that
thr Powers appoint military commission TO demarcatc
line between the Bulgarian and -cryiau armies beyond
which ncit4cr force -@l pass pending the peace ncso.
tatlons.
Eri.utur, Dec. lit is officially announced that
-cgyil VIII aIltc lbs iAc dD,s,pu of tho Powers /.
ryi.p.t.l.e v tL hcg interests AM ilcuity.
tt4IADp. Ucc. Il.-IueIc arc $4,000 Turkish troops
iu.,-,l 100 Lpu-. The inhabitants fearing that there
sl.! be LsI,iu., are tcc.ns from tucir hDm,5.
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SIX CEYIS DlMiGES FOR ALLEGED LiHEL.
PHILADELPHIA Dee. ll.-I'hc jury IN the
United states Circuit Court. Ia the suit OF J"'h y
Gering to recover damages from the publishers o. me
Hrri,5nrg S,dry Tir0raH. for alleged libel rotHriol
A verdict IA favor OF the cpHpMlhhht a""I"i" "'"'
DANA - I'm lc sum o b
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HER TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

AsHEyTLLE, y. c., Dee IL (SDtc'dp.-At
Chadbournc this State, last night, colored woman
Mrs Parks. went % praycrmeeting, leaving her TWO
children in the house When she returned the house was
an H-o and the children were inside begging their
mother to relieve them. But she c)ult not without s
y her own he and children coatlnuol 10 beg until
m tlle burned rem aud hu-hed their voices
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CONDITION OF rmE MrENocEANLC CANAL-

PANAMA, Dec. IL, wa Galvcston.-Thc pres
eut condition OF projected ineroccanio canal across
the l,hnu. +, described as follows by the officials or
tue company: Corporations are under way on two-
thirds Of the entire length of the proposed canal Inc
other Third VIII OF all to eNcayate as IL Is
conpo,cd OF soft earth only The price stipulated Tor
c vnrl varies accorlng 10 the nature OF the material
20 hc .,rvnfcJ Tho loves. amount is - ccntimcs per
cubic metre the highest two dollars and htty cehhes
colombian SILVER. rhc nlmbcr or laborers now eln.
p0ycd IN - 900 aud II s the purpose of the company
io double mi, number In the dry season. work VIII
then proceed upOn all sections
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HtzLEroN, Penn, Dee. 11.-An acre of the
surface over tho IIarlcgh mines OF NJ :. Kem"crer
Co., caycd to-day. causing great damage and throwing
400 miners and laboecrs out OF employment. large
creek the spot where the fall occurred and the
watcr has Hooded the mines to depth OF 100 feet
large gang OF at work cuteavoring TO turn
Tie course tho creek The damage already done Is es-
timatcd az 900 and may far exceed this hgure lhe
mine, OF the Eberya!c Coal Company, which have close
connection, with the Irclgh nincs arc also rendered
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p1pyrD DTNAPAssCNGER CAR.

ZANEsvILLE, Ohio, Dec. IL (SpecidD. D.-The
rear car OF an casbounl train on the Bedre'
Zlncsyillo aud Coshocton Railway was thrown RON
the trac, one milo east of Caldwell last night The
rturli OF tn. stove set fire to the car ana SIX per-
sons were hurt. TWO children Of % man nhmeI severe
who were taken County Inhrmary, were seriously
burned D.va Derroid WAS Injured internally
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srRIkEs IN oruER PLADEt.

LiTTLE Rock. ARK, Dee. 1l.-TIouhlc i re-
ported to al the Ai,cr nnc'. at Coal llll These
mines are operated with convict labor aud about one
hundred OF tho couvlcts STRIFE. They demand
larger ruppy OF power shoot the coal than Is allowed
them by the superintendent The prisoners have been
In tho ALI day They refuse TO send oIt any coal
or 10 perm I any Of the forem' n TO enter.
BEvILG, Mo- Dec II The peace negotiations when
have been here for days past seem now
about result in amicnbe settlement OF tho d III
cuics between the miners employed by MI Looms ana
the residents Of Bryier An agreement has been drawn
M .dcrod by bO sides and II IL expected thht
H. viii be sgnod at a mcctng TO bc hold on saturday
night The terms OF the agreement are substantially
both parties shall cease 10 carry arms ana DO al III
lhnlr nnMnr 10 nINhelXn pc ace.
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THE UNITED STATES AND GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dee. 11.--The VOssiche He"unJ pup
fishes letter from schleswg IN reference to Ftosuen'
Clevelands message. In audlng to that part Oh 'ho
message regarding an apparent tendency on the part o
the Imperial Government to eAten" the SooPo VI VI"
resdeutin estricons which returning hAtur"hIeu
cens of German origin ASSERT ed to be "po uhuor
the laws of tho Empire. the writer says: Inc u'rn"n
Government treats alike. regardless OF wheIe %
Ia IN Trrman. who omigrate in order to escape h
,a' @ 49, go nj then return To Germany inc GOVERN
mcnt viii not tolerate American or inn phHiSn Sct is
,arrg ror those liable to military service ~ seineu
win desire 10 omigrao aud thon return 10 "o'"""'
as naturalized citizens OF another oo""'''
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

DESTRUCTION OF FACTORY IN HARLEM
The electric bell factory of Edwards q Coz
at Four;ave. and Oue-hundred-and-forty ty-fourth-st
a threestory frame building, was nearly destroyed by
fire late on Thursday night Members Oi the tlre oe-
p.rtnrnt csatcd the loss at $4,000. Both building
and contents were insured.
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age y-fOur He has been great sufferer from rheu
mattsm and found no relief in anything except lauda,
He first began with small doses which he ncreaseu
until he imbibed gallon every thlrty-twO days
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40 FRENCH ALLIANCE WITH BunNAM

PARIS, Dee l1.-M. dc Frcycnct, the French
Minister Of Foreign AGa.rs officially disayows that
Frlaco has enter ed into alliance with Burmah as has
LOcu reported from EturOOu.
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E1LLHREH IN ETG{NEHH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-ElphOnzo foungs,
grocer OF this city, to-day made assignment win
preferences amounting 70 about $4,000
NEw.ORLEAEs. Dec. lis. r. McVean Il Co., clothiers
and mems furnishing goods, bavo made an assignment
Their assets are Sli Oo0 aud their liabilities $4,000
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TAKING THIRTY-TH

TAXING THIRTY.TWO GALLONS OF LAUDANUM
AKRON, Dec. IL (SpeciaD.-William West
lake, who. In eight years, drank thrty-two gallons OF
laudanum died at the county inarmary this morning,
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r1Nrn rnr LMrIoYING CMmpEEN.

PuILNnilrHIA Dec. II lSp'fiHJ.-Jlm NHIIl, IIU
nrirtor OF arg, mill in tho owor part OF IT." cy Was
lined $50 this morning for giving employment 10 c"'
drcn under fourteen years OF age
pEACUING HIS ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY J.
AIt1NIIC CfTT, n. j., Dec 1l.-Ihihp Lyons oI lIs
city was one hundred years Old to-day lI1 Sha'Gn mn, ~
ar tv,irc a week without mirror His inlclIt't -
hri,ht hut he IL feeble body although lie N@eu N
nos nj tho last election and voted thc straight kcpub
can Ticket He has been an odd Fellow Tor hily'slN
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tagc positions commanding the St. Gothard Tunnel and
Pass.
DUBLIN Dec. 11.-John Kelly, the labofer at Drum.
condra who was Yesterday reported to be Joseph smith,
the nformer, is Insane and has been committed to an
asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

RFINsTATING COLLEGE STUDENTS;
MADl-oN. WIS.,. Dec 1l-Ihc students suspended IRON,
ti, Wiscousiu University Wednesday on account OF
non attendance at military dril here have been rc'h
pfgI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

JOLIET, H. Dec 1.-THE jury IN Inc case Oh T. D. -
ton against Co * County, suit for F1uoOOo utinsc
bv inc construction Of tho CHICAGO Court House.
brought In verdict this morning, hnding for sexton 'ho
sum Of Sl3 l,9Ji ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
pppSr Dec II The Swiss Federal Conho mas mas ~; ~ !.
ct nf ~ 10 So passed credit FOR forlhJlns 'ho s~