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HElbED orr ~ ciGLE MESSAGES.
LEAVING ONE LOVER TO rlY WIN ANoIHrH-
roEGlVrNC~- PROMISED.

LEAVING ONE LOWER TO ny WIN ANoIHEf-
roEGIyfNC~- PROMISED.
A few day, ago Secretary McBurncy, - the
Young Nru', chr -'an Associations received the follow
lug telegram signed. Wni'~nill. Secretary Young
Mon. CHRISTIAN A,-oclatou. Birmingham. Eng:
Fanny Jcuniur- short. dark. soiu. - ChlcAso with a
man ned -uIpt or > uythr. AuuIrt"d - married
man. Persuade hrr to return iuur uttc.y.
The following day h. received ois dispatch from Mr.
Wht"hul:
Davies for..vcs an Mss Box wil nud homo un'il
Dee. IrtE-r Arrange .t'"rtt" p''''f" dhd cNprn-'+ =
Money 90 ,u' hII' ID not .''H irt'e ot hcr co 'e
rc-Ht uri'ny:
AituoIch somewhat indefinite. n. BIr1"r h'ul"l 4
both dispatches secretary Jackson Al C'-tc "Hti"n
who d-t.u,eI Gp4rliry Oli-cr charlie, Eoh.rr A.i -
tccve OroIen TO l,k anor tho Among tho scrr-
age passengers oI thr steamship f. ;ypt whp wcfr .'HioI
.t tac Gsrlcu i,'o ou HpIIIy VISA h1utsou' young
XIII. she sud tltt she W.. Fanny Jruuiug'. H"i Tith
her Va, , man who g,vo h- uAm' - John shaw -nrpo.
Tucy wrro surprised when informed that they were
pr-oncr- auI thcn the trl interpreted th" messages
Sue sad that ,r htd lover In Coventry. Ln.. los tho
tluc of DtyIc- rtr cIttSrl 60 " utffi"i .
-'or. SHE bee ur cugi-ed fo snap. y NIs tprt.c OF
from tIr second u-pttc tu hr would Iut-lN' h'F ~
,liur.- tilf iI.- E.ya iIli -sr her Iiur fill
NOT wish tu be separated IRON 'un.
~uApc ~ ul. tp EIit %. whore eishiH'n years
tr hr Ut,ycd 90 t'yo ItryArt wnpI 10. ~ tl"r t""
weeks a.D Dec ht.ng 900. wife aud 'dr culltrh
with MIN. B,tI Sptpr Hni tl1y w'r' s'ni 10 A''-t
ui lultcd -ttc- Attorney fp.t~r yr't"rlty. VINO lie
cird tiat the circum ttur"r gtt" hm no authority 10
hold them. aIt ttpr sa- i ''itrs'i Ih~ Ini<r't'"h
C,,1tui- " % -.ud th- -ir back 10 IuIiAtd -nApo
there rcir 1"i ,s o. winch Do" "i'h" tr"ihfn r
to hlu so p of p .tri Hi btitSue Tue III
To ur f'. Trunk. ari wttna Ecn;!e ainon'ton urged
him 20 start lOr y IIilo.
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pRoRARLE MUGnLR ~ EROoKLYN
FOUNDING MAN OVER iHE HEAD WITH POKER
FOR INsuLrING MS MOTHER.

POUNDING A MAN OVER me HEAD WITH A POKER
FOR INsULTING ms MOTHER.
The Fourteenth Ward of Brooklyn, which
mas become notorious recently for s several m"r"crs
md ,bins and shooting anrays, will IA AL probability
add another victim to its long iist. Thomas M"rkey
sixty year, old of No. 3l3 UniOn-aVe.. Las oeeh AT
swords-I ,ints for long time WIKI James Giir"y. aye
t.irty-thiee. who lives the Aoor above Mafkry
Yesterday afternoon both drank ircc!y and """"
O'Clock tley reached heir homes At the s"i"o time
h1rky ar piled vile eltnct to Gr"y which the latter
re aud a night seemed Imminent when by5Iahhef0
tnartered and the men were srparatel MWkey vO"lus
,eu,eaoce. ATS o'clock while Gilroy with his mother
and sister wero IN rooms Markey bust III tho door
and called Mrs GillOy vile name. Tho Latter toId
Marley To leave the room rle would throw hun out
Att.is remark Markry flew INTO rage drew from his
pocket heavy hlo aud rushed at GiToy The latter to
Iroect hisef picked up long poker aud used 1t over
th mead Markry bending the pokcf aud knocking Tue
Wa, taken into he hall and laid on tho n1or whee lie
renamed unconscious Finally some boys were sent to
call the olice. . i, . ~. ,,u .,
be was found hiding in the vacant lots On North
Ntuth-st In the inehutine the ambulance was sum
onrd md Surgeon Chainpney discovered that Inc iate
OF Markcy rhOCkingv mutatcd aud II s ttared thht
his skull II fractured. lie removed To 81 Cdhd-
lice station expressed regret At what he hu done
hut said that ho did not caro- ~ Markey Should de
When the sergeant told him that MNrkey was badly III
tnred (IroY said that hc TOud do the thhg again
10 any person who would insult bis sister ana hothef as
Marley had dono III, ,,,, -, -
0uarrelsone disposition ANA has htch frequently At
Te,ed Ills VIII. Is now under arrest for intoXicaton
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RAILROAD LAND GRANT TRoCBLE&

FARGO, Oak, Dec. 15.-Thc city or county
author les alon the land railroads In Dakota
are appointing agents to visit Washington to aid the
Dakota delegate TO secure legislation to furnish relief
from The threatened chaos, resulting from the recent
dectson of tho United States Supreme Court that tho
title to the lani grants Is still IN tho Government A
great portion Of these immense tracts have beea sold to
settlers which have been improved cultivated and taxes
maid for years AS the now seems TO stand, tho
nurchsers have only upon the railroads FOR
,oges and "A the lands worth several times what
,, r, .od f,,r the railroads would be glad to take
,b hack for the original price Tho present ehcct rs
tpat has stopped aud persons VINO nave nii
ng lands A. inx sales To take the ceruhcdter vi
cnrr,r none will invest In lands or loan money on tnem
in t,e ur..ent cundt0n. In the opinion OF ho bcs'
nfored attorneys the situation - aarnlht dhu ihre1
ems the greatest disaster unless some dhstrht cah W.
had Parties arc putting tho matter III tne nanus y,
attorl 10 bring for the rec ~ cry "l thAH p"u
and the over the subject Is becoming intense
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
CHOSEN MAYOR OF LYNN.

CHOSEN MAYOR OF LYNN.
INNN, Mass Dec Is (SPccidD.-ln the annual munich
pal election to-day George d. Hart (Dom'l was chosen
Mayor.
JUDGE COBURNS SUSPENSION
MILES CRY Mont, Dec. lj.-Judge COburn. recently
suspended from the Federal bench In Dakota denies
that he has been informed Of the charges against
him.
PLEURO.PNEUMONIA IN PENNSYLVANIA. So
LNNCAsrER, Penn, Dec. l5.-PleurO-pneumOnia has
developed among large herd Uf cat lie near West VIII
low In this county. DR. Bridge state Veterinarian VS.
the herd yesterday ordered four killed and the rest
quaTantlnsd.
OVER Ss.OOOOOO FOR EXPENSES.
PHLADELPIIGA De. ID (Sptcidt. At aspeolal meet
ing Of Councils to-day the action OF tho FINANCE Co-
mttee apprOprAtnE SS.07S,07s IL to run tie various
city departments for 1856 was approved Inns money
is derived from ri 80 tax rate.
CEMETERIES IN CITY LIMITS.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Is (Speciml.-Iho boar1 OF
Health to-day sent to Councils ordinance asking
that cemeteries within the CITY Hm's 10 os'"o
lishcd without its permission
CARTCR UARRISON'S MAJORITY.
CHICAGO Dec Is (SpcciW Excepting the slXtcci
precincts which passed because ot broken sols'
the ballots AT tho ast municipal eecton nave All
brrn recounted The result gives Mr.. Harrison MAJOR
ity OF 324 The official count gave him SO Ihls Is
net gain OF 81 Tor Judge smlth
CELEBRATION By SINGING SOCIETIES.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10 (SpectdD-Ih ola MalherchOr
Society began tonight thlee days cecDIatoh III honor
nrrcnOr Hall Among the societies that took part were
The German LledrrkrJnZ OF New York. and delegation
OF all the singing societies from Vienna, Austria.
SENATOR GORMAN'S PULL"
RuTIuoRE Dec Is (SpccidD.-SenatOr German 10 evil
d.uty anxious to control the Government Printing OF
ncc and Is working zodlOusy In that direction. fnce
March he has secured lI5 Maryland appointments III
that office aud now he wants his froud John Cox APP
abnucd over 800 appointments Ot various kinds under
the new Administration
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,,,uovr.S srccEySOR ELECTED.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec 15.-Ihe election OF a
United States Senator to succeed General Maohe whose
term ypircs March g. 1856 took place to-day IN the
General Assembly. At | p. m tho two Houses pro
cccdcd 20 the domination Of caud'dlos In the senate
John W. Daniel was nominated by Mr Nlngheid Oh
Albemare. General Malone was placed In nomination
by Senator Gaines OF Nottoway Mr. Daniel was noml-
mated in the House by Delegate Beverly B MuhIord oi
Pittsylyania Mr.. Malone was uoninated Dy al' Mar
rim ~ Nnrfolk I ne vote WAS "a. follows: mate
Daniel, 20 Malone, ) ; House-Danlel' - MaHohe'
-. - . .
John L. Buchanan OF Washington County, was To-
npht nominated state Superintendent or Public lnsrlc-
Buchanan lately elected pT"I'asoI III 'Ho
Uniycrslty OF Tennessee and l. hrty ycdrs OLD. 49,
Colonel Randolph Harrison was fenOmlatcu LOT ot"o
COmlnlsslnner OF A Agricnltnre by acclAmAtlOh
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rrIcrS AyL uoyEMlyr or ruE coRy cRoH.

CHICAGO. Dec. II Spcc,at In its iss ne this
week The TURNER'S herhU publishes reports from cor
respondents covering wide circuit concerning the corn
crop Tie crop quantity and quality ha' been over
estimated The prices which dealers have hcch able
10 onrt-lG sul l. cents "a bu,hei-htyc been 50 lc"
that ttle corn las bocu called ont. In Iowa tho local
price rlu ses from 20 To - cents according distance
fiom market. but ryoh IN Iowa The Offering are ught
Ia Illinois cropls very irregular. Tue price ia Cen
trh and Northern Illinois varies from - 10 80 cents.
rmcr-. howevrr the ittcr price are not free seller
TurY a took for better prices next summer, aud lh"SN
.r able huidluE their corn uutll thit Time.
Farmers who are feeding hogs and cattle ti- winter are
payug from 10 Ibuyc market prccfor the sake
occurring what they need for winter aud summer
"a
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0LEoMA RGARINE LAW c0ASnrrHoNIL. 3

CLEVELAND, Dee. - (SpccldO.-ln the Mu-
ncipal Court this morning Judge liutchihs delivered
his decision as to tho cOnsttutonalty OF the olcomarg
rine law passed April 81, 1898, and on the demurrer
died IN tho case OF John g. simmons. lho Iatt'r was
charged with violating tho law by selling tup Po'h"S
OF moromargarlnc The Information charged that he sold
,b. substnuco "a an article OF foot. To this the defend
ant demurred. Judge Ilutchins SAID The Nc"-York
law IS prohibtory but hold that our own statute Is
not prohbltory nor conflict with theStato or National
constitutions does u repeal or even modify 'hc OK
istiuc statute relating subject. This man may be
prosecuted for set the substance IA butter Du hot
Of food unless IL can % shown 10 W lJutl-
Gus to public health. therefore sustain the demurrer
and hold tho law Is constitutional
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TIE POPE pRol EsrING TO FRANCE.

PARIS, Dee 15.-The Pope has protested to
the French Government against the action OF NJ. Goblet
Minister OF Public Instruction, IN stopping the stipends
thrtynne priests for alleged intervention In the re-
cent elections for members Chamber OF Deputies.
Tho Pore declares that tho suspension Of religious
spcnds infringement on the provisions OF the con
cordat. SHARP letters have been exchanged between NJ
and Bishop pOi Painters, the former strongly
rIndemnng the Intervention Uf the Bishop aud his
CLERGY the elections. aud stopping the supcuds OF
thIrJ priests consequence Ot such intervention
The Bishop Yndcatcs the right OF priests to talk poll
ties their nelghbOrs arguing that thcy cannot re-
main passive spectators OF systematic attacks on the
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rnn,pEcrLrE LANn nEIRs LN NESlI0N.

PirrsBuRG, Dec - lSpccdn.-lhe members
of the Harlem syndicate assembled here to-day for the
business OF the second annual meeting The secretary
Walter II. ShGpc. detailed the facts Of tho active pre-
paratlon by the syndicate directory for test case be"
fore the supreme Court OF Ncw-York in short un q
uudr the dircc lion or Colonel : j. Walter. Mr. ShuPr
reminded the members that for deraylbg expenses
tnrre are purchasabr 25O shares or stock AT S Tue
rcrcary proferrd rrat.uAtOn. lie stated that Tor
two years I'm which hc travelled llUo mics ne
received u c0mpousnuOn Of Nb1b. u was MS opluioh
that the matter would be- settled by July |.
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officers for administering the oath of Office to tfe latter
AT that hour these officers and the Senate took sets in
the House. when Judge Campbell gave them the oath.
The iont session then terminated and the senate re-
turned. joint resolution was adopted that they meet
House adjourned 1240 The Senate met IN their hall
and took the oath of office from Judge Campbell Lieu
Frank took the chair. and j. H. Drake
OF Brown, elected secretary. A committee, win
Barnes chairman, was appointed TO dralt rues ior
fha Sem.
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ROY rOEgrrS FRrrGRr clRS

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Dee. lJ.-Thc systematic
robbery Of freight cars arriving IN this city has been
carried on for time Yesterday tnrco boys An
drew Frank Harry GIughcy were aIrrstol IN ear.
They were nuGd $40 and sent To the county iul Tor
twenty days Their ages range from twelve I" siA
teen years 1ury acting IA connection WIN gang
OF thieves The ode OF operation WIS
for ue throw out such boxes of dry EuoH nhu
notions IA they could handle after the ears got III
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FRAGMENTS OF cARLE NEWS.

BFRNF, Doe. In Adolf Dtucher, AZ presept Vice.
President of SwltLofand has been elected President for
tho year l~-6. lie Is a Radical.
ROME Dee. 15-Ths vatican has ordered that tho post
of the Bishop ut the DJce-r Of Grass Ndcy, California,
be- transferred 20 Sacramento.
ItyRr Dec. ia fire which brnk' ont yesterday
among the cotton landed from the Cymro. from
Nr-tIrclus caused more damage than wtS at FIRST re-
portcd rwruty.on. hundred balc3 taken from the
steamer were lying on the whus when the flames
discovered aud most OF them were destroyed.
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LEGJsLlrURE or rHE STATE OF DAKOTA.

HuRoN, Dak., Dee. 15.-Ihe first LeSis-
lature of the of Dakota assembled at huron yes
terlay Under tho Constitution II was made the duy
OF General Hugh J. Campbell. chairman OF the state
Executive Committee call tho House To ordcr ana
swear IN the members Tnis duty was dome Dy hm' w
out OF 90 members being present Then. on motion OF
Mr. Green MI Turner OF Marshall County was nom
mated temporary speaker aud unanimously elected on
the roll call. joint resolution was adopted hNins 4
o'clock as the hour for receiving the Senate and state
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KITTEN SEyEN TIMES BY AARGG DjG.

A e-years-old son OF Charles Nichols,
No III Morris and EsseI-aye., New
ark was bitten by large Newfoundland dog
last evening The dog knocked the hoy down
amt bit HIM seven ia the right thigh making deep
The boy playing In vacant lot
with another boy when TIC dog spr.ng
over fence Dnd umlod OIL him. The dog belonged 10
Mr. Van Ripper, OF No GS shefield-st IL was poisoned
by "a neighbor soon afLerward, although IL was not
thought 10 be mad
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SCHEME 10 noB1HE Vanderbilt roMR.

Policeman Nugeut, of the Mercer Street
statop Yesterday arrested PHILIP McCar-
thy age twenty, and Charles smith,
age eighteen. both OF whom live Mt NO. % East
Fourth.s Oh a charge Of iheft. la their rooms were
found papers and memoranda referring to scheme 10
roh The Vanderbilt tomb at New DOp Justice snlh'
!a the Jefferson Market Police Court, reinanded the
prisoners .,--..., ,,,..
There were few visitors tomb yesterday and they
were residents Isl nd. No ineinbrrs OF thc
Vanderbilt family have been there since tho burial
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DEFEATING THE BLACK FLAGS.
FRENCH SUCCESSES IN ToNoUIN.
ONE HUNDRED PIRATES KILLED IN ONE CAVERN
WAR JUNKs SUNK.

PARIS, Dec. 15.-General de Courcy, com
mander of French forces in Tonqun teegraphed the
War Office to-day that General de Negrier has cleared the
Marble Mountains. north Of HaiDuong Of Black Flags
and pirates capturing number OF fortified caverni ana
large quantity OF and ammunition stored In them
one cavern was desperately defended ald fuly one
hundred pirates were killed before it could be s"kcn.
village also ably defended but the French
troops their doences completely routed the
pirates. Numerous war junks were sunk between the
Rapids and the Bamboo canals The country has been
paciued.
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IN FEAR OF AN ASSASSIN.

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 15.-J. q. Weaver,
tepior member OF tho Weaver Organ Company. Of York.
Penn, who has been In Dallas attending 10 business
matters disappeared on Saturday. Tho next day ho
Was picked up miles from the city IN demehed
condition Iaborng under the haucInatOn that II man
Was after him with he purpose Of assassnating him
He Is now IN confinement awaiting The arrival Of
frlends,
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WHAT MIR HEAVY THINKS OF PARNELLITEs.

DUBLIN, Dec 1j.-ln an interview to-day
Mr. Hclly said that the Parnetes would wih three adj
ditional seats iu Ulster at the next election Tory
chlcancry he said, had Ousted dhe Wings In Ulster
There was no loyalty anywhere Ireland except toward
self a1d place Goa iion to crush the Parne!lItcs
would Inpo~sibe II the Torres should propose nome
rulo ireland NJ. Ga istonc would certainly support
such "A measure. Ireland would make progress without
EusH,h money II relieved OF En-sh taxation.
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Newberry estate. They OF Henry Newberry'
OF brothers Of the who by the terms OF
the will receive onefourh of the estate The suit against
Edward is recover 1873 and against Walter 10 re-
cover 81 go which sums Farwell alleges he loaned the
defendants The loans said TO have been secured Dy
liens property acCTuing on the death OF MIS- new
berry.
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MAssACREs IN COCHIN CHINA.
THE RECORD OF DISASTERS UP TO NOVEMBER l.
THOUSANDS OF CHRISTIANS KILLED.

THOUSANDS OF CHRISTIANS KILLED.
ROME, Dec. 15.-The College of the Propa-
ganda announces that up to November l, in the
yicarate OF Cochin China, missionaries, ma
tive priests, 90 catechists, 270 members OF
religious orders and "a 900 Christians mossacred,
200 parishes II orphan asyums and 10 converts we're
do sLroH ed. and 235 chnrchrs were burned.
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of the book viliiyny esid mt Lnco an the Union
armies and who appoint clerk by Davis In the
Pension Onice intended to start newspaper In WASH:
ingon in short time. and that he would have plenty o
backing.
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SUING THE YEWBERRY HEIRS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Jesse ii. Farwell, of De-
roit. has begun suits OF attachment against Walter A.
Eswberry and Edward IL. Newberry. two heirs to the
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uANr m1NERS nrRr n.y. FALLIX0 oar.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-An Inter- Ocean Spring
field III. dispatch says: one man was fatally ana
thirteen seriously injured in the sangamon Coal smart
here yesterday by falling cage.
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ACCibENTAIIN KILLED.


CoIUuRts. OhIo Dec lj.-At Ctlhri igc Ohio. Miss
Lucy Vrth daughter OF Henry teIth rw".cr was kc
by the accidental discharge 81 -"tgun IA the hands
Frank Albright the riKtceu ycarod son OF mel LbOr
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BARBIERRE TO START A NEWSPAPER
PHILADELPHIA, DC. 10 tSpccidD.-Pensioh
Aoeut Davis said to-day that Joseph Barberre, author
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PIN ABELPniA. Dec. - tNpcc"J AT the Central Pol.c'
Station hs morning Jacob a'Cdrwitc age ~cNrhtJ"Ih
w1s held for trial o Il charge desortng his wio ana
MARRYING nmOlhcr WOlnan.
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CRIMES AND cASUALIGS-GY rELEGEArH.


DEOWNED ~ THE CANAL. ,..,.
EAsToS Penn, Dee. - tNPrcmtl About ocioct ths -
morning JOS ph ~te. ana yVe'ter Smlih lut "ot AZ
Stewart ~ COs nilis and started Tor home lhelr
dead bodies were round this evening ~ the canal
CONFESSION or \ THIEF.
Cuc,Go Dec Is 5-ticnrtc Edwards. alias Ell colt.
who WIS arrested lat Trur-dU. IA, been ihduc, To-
cnnfcss thN he wts one 81 the hur.Iirs VINO rnhnil
PawubOker Marks vault last week OF Je"ciry worth
$1,000.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
CoLCWnrs. ono. Dee. at Cilhri igo ONO Piss
by the ncridrnta discharge 81 -h"tgun tnc hands of
Tc,nk Albright the sxtceu- old OF mel hbOr.
DEsERTION AVD BGGAMY.
PHI ABELPniA Dec H. tNDocaJ AT the Central Police
station ms morning Jacob aocdrwItci, ~cvcnty"lK
held for tril charge oi desofthB MS WHO anu
marrying another woman.
AWARD IN A STEAMER COLLISION.
BALTIMORE, pee. l5-In tho United states Circuit cut
tcf t awarding damages the collision OF tho
steamers Fros burr au' Berkshire by which the later
wa, sunk Tho damage to the berkshire was S'o'ooo'
which was the amount oi the award
KILLING HERSELF BECAUSE OF BAD HEALrIT
IYNcnBURG, Va, Dec. lj.Mrs. A. D. Barnes. daughter
uf {. W. Price, COmmssIOnrr 0f Revenue, thls CIV.
committed suicide TINS morning by shooting herself
twice with pistol. Bad health was the cause oi tue
act.
BURKETT SENTENCED TO ONE YEAR
AKRON ono, Dee - C>pecidil.-JacOD A. Burkctt.
the forgf recently arrested in Bro"kyn today pleaded
guilty and was sentenced |" tue lenltrnihtI ior o"o
year. Ills forgeries amounting 10 ABOUT Tl'2oo
A STRICKEN FAMILY.
MUNcE, Dee. ID tSpeciab.-Ms. Joseph llcirsoh vent
10 null the ribbon Of hanging lamp List night when ~
fell on her setting fire to her clothing burned her to
death Her daus severely burned IN attempting
te rescue Another daughter had her feet frozen
while running for 4 dO-tOr.
KILLED BY An EXPRESS TRAIN.
READfNG DEC - (SpecinI.-krup Bersen'thal, chlet
dr,uglt .muu ~ the POttstOwn Iron Company, was
struck by an express train the Reading Railroad al
Poftsown Today aud killed. lie was native OF stock
holm, sweden.
DRIVEN 40 SUICIDE BY MONEY TROUBLES.
PuIIADEfiIIiA Dee. lJ.-Mrs BurdSons oi R1se'ae,
/ committed suicide yerstcrIay morning by shooting
herself M the head fhiu cai trouble was the cause
er brothcr formerly policeman III this city, had Dor
rowcd nearly all the money she had
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CHICAGO. Dec. 1J-Gcorlc Edwards. alias Ei colt
who arrested lat Tnur-dU. ht, been ihduc, l.
cnnfrss thAt hc wt~ Of the BURGLARS who rnhhr,
PawubGOker Mdks's vault last week OF Jewclry wOrtl
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EAeTOS PENN Dee. - tNprcHHI. About "'cl"cA Uni
morning JOS l ~tile. ana sylvester Smlih qut "oIh
Stewart CO. = wire inilis dnd started fnr home Incl
dead bodies were round this evening Ia the canal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

p1rpKrrr srYrrNCED TO ONE YEAR.

AKRON. Dee 10 (Npfcf0i1.-JdcOD a. IuIhfl'
tI trr rrcrntlv arrested IN Irnnk,yu today ulcadc
vulfv and was sentenced To the peuitcntary Tor on
wear Ills forgeres amounting 10 ABOUT ~ zoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

MuNcIE Dee ID (Specidi. Mis-. Joseph iIcirsch we
TO null the ribbon Of hanging lamp List night Wheh
fell ON her and setting fire to her clothing burned her
death Her dau Inter severely burned IN attcmptl
te rescue her. Another daughter had her feet lroD
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