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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04

King rhesawas surrenier.


LONDON, December the follow-
IRg additional details OF the Surrender
OF King Thebaw were received here
to-day On Saturday last Genera
Prendsrgast, commander OF tha British
eypeoitionzry force, a. tne head OF a
brigade o troops. marched into Man
daiay. hing Thsbav 81 once reserved
ColOuel sladen. VINO accompanied the
expedTtIonary force a. civil commission
e., ~ the palace with the usual Eastern
tormniss. The hing was much Affected
and frightened. He szid n h0ped the
British would spare his life thai ne
wished 70 &bdiczte and would remsI8 IT
any house allotted 30 hIm by the British
Government Hing Theosw claimed
that his ministers mac deceived him N
regard to the situation Of affairs; that
~ was ignorant o. what was occurring
outside o. MEndaiay that he
was almost prisoner n hls
palace thai be feared ass2ssins
would STAY HIN II ne lief, the
palace, and he would surrender % tn
British authorities. Colonel Siaieu
ADVISED MS Majesty 10 piesd with Lord
DuherIn. EIceroy Of India 81 Cslcatt1
On Sunday hing Thebaw SURRENDERED
n the presence Of the ministers, ami EN-
baTked Tor Calcutta under guard. The
French consul accompanied bin. The
Burmese appeared 70 De weli-disposed
toward the BRITISH.
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Nfrs- ANT trass.ts orlss harBes.
ID. LIZZIE ID Toe plknAtcn.L


DETROIT. December The extern
Siye MiFs- snd iro2-works o. TIT BaT-
DUR Company was almost totally as-
slr0yec hy hTe this morning Tbs
vera covered a whole block Gac wa
one OF the lsrees. establishment Of It's
AiEl N the United States. the IRE
was discovered shortly before o elock.
bal wke1 the IRE department arrived
the tame hac gaIDed sucn he4awAJ
that Il wa impossible q save int
works. Ihs hFeInen concentrated Their
eferIs a. contnEnv the IRE u the works
and sXTluy tbe Surrounding proper
Il. The loss 4 estimated 81 az. 0Ot---
nnstaaliy insured Telegraph coams-
nIsziio1 with tins city ma been seriously
sntsrrusted by the iaet th&s Enzny o. the
wires running INTO the eity- and which
wsre str1He over the wor&S, wera melt
&C by tbs intense heal The WORKS
were situated on the corner o. IhlT-
teentis-ans-s-H Hall AMI Howard streets.
The structure wa q foaF-story BRICK
building and covered nearly the entire
block. Tas loss OF the buildinr Is e.
tizasled a. $4,000, and a. the ina
ch.zery Hud stock a. si50. 90.
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The lat, ytee-F.ressasnt's VIII
by telegram totnB DiEusten.i


INDIANAPOLIS. December s.-Thl
vii 0 the late Eice.Presilent Th0ma.
q. Hendricks wa prOoated tins after
noon. It's u BIZ Hendricks s TrIuag
Gud the p2peT is yellow with az. h
reads s. follows
e. Thomas Il Heu1rIsks. of Maflgl
county. IND. uu make thi5 I1y las. WI
and testament, nereDv rsy0EInC any
and al. wills nv Ile a. any tlne hereto
tore MADE. ] gIve beauest4 and 1e
vIse &. IT. beloved wis. Elizs { Hen.
GIlcks, a. I'M persona. Eno re2l pro
uertr Of every description Whatever and
wherever located also a.. ny rights
cisIus. chose II action and u let Elm-
Die O. have and O. mold tn same Z.
ner aHc ner heITa.
-- h. wIrness whereof nave hereuntl
SCI 10y han1. AZ. j. agreeable q he-
] desire ina. sic shal. be- cTecutrL
Thereof
{sIznet 'IUo- -. HENDRICKS.
Signed Eno delivered q our presenc,
snd at,ested u ov us q tine presence OF
the testator and Il Tn presence o. eaci
Other q, nIs request.
NINsLov s. PIEE-L.
- 4. NchEBSAN.
o. Angus, p. l~s..
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CINCINNATI

CINcIvekTI Nrccr1 bcr 3.-f ioEf M
clalgrc.sN leat strong Nu.Z rrd - assoc.
lCrE beavv Nc 1i 1e1 new s6l Uats
sfrou. So mixed 3-5sa1l -. Fork dIsii
q $40 ~ zagi -. ard easief ~ sa.9S.
BClk. fneats urrlaugel Bacon nrl- nn1
unchanged v uIsEsE seat a. sl.es.
~ugar rrr ard unchauVec EOzs guiet
common and IghI saas3 - p4cE-ng aud
rutcrfIs . E5ae
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
TRE EERvo-BuzGAR1xK WAX.
shs fSfkash Deiszsfss ~ phIarsyslis--An-
bulgarian c,rcnisf Lerses-Rsszmp-
'"n o. ss<aiinss Ersesses.

IN isfkish Deiszsiss ~ phtsuspeli.--An
"'asi huiEsrian csrrnisf Lerser-flsszmp-
s'"n o. Hssdiftsss Ersrrses.
tBy cable % shs Dispatch.l
fHILLIPOP0EFs, December 3.-Ths
IurkiHh DELEGATES havs arrived m this
CITY. A meeting OF citizens was hsld.
Int oisnop urged them t. reUudizte ths
proposai 70 restore the status 0no azfe.
Inc Kussian agent was present and
sac that the delegates mad preceded
tne European commission and tia. the
Suitan special commissioner WAS con-
ING to reorzEnize the crgxnlc statutes.
He warned ms hearers that II the com.
missioner was not reserved the Turkish
troops would enter the country and thai
Russo would refuse assistance q tine
kSumeiians. The meeting. however.
dectineu T. accept the commission. Or
to treat o. the matter OF restoring the
sf0fns qnr ante. The Russian agcus
then w1th1rsw from the meeting. The
meeting Afterwards sent 70 the VARIOUS
foreign eonsuis a copy ofthe resolutions.
which Il substance. was a. follow
nai the Turkish delegate be r.
qnesied 70 postpone the OBJECT o. Their
mission 1nc depsri for Their homes
that the citizens Of PhilliDopoiis
OILY acknowledge Sofia the capita o.
buigsria, a ths seSt OF Government :
thai the army OF Eastern Roumeiu
and the educated classes being a. the
sea- Of WAY the citizens are unable q
treat o. such n important sublec. t.
the province, End having sent $1,000
men 10 waT they c1uno, listen To a
PROPOSE Tor restoration Of the stqtus
c5fl grfc' -
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Inc s0ntherB General Passenger
agents. Association.

t-peCl2 telegram % tne Dispatch.
ATLANTA, Ga. December The
Southern Genera Passenger Agent
Association to-dsv flashed tn work o.
adopting the published constitution AM
bylaws End organized itse! mt the
Southern Passenger Committee. Mer-
Ger Slaughter, genera passenger a=e1-
@ the Richmond AID DznulIe roa-
Wa elected commissioner. Al exc
cutIye COMMITTEES va appointed con
sIstlBe Of C.. ]. Atmore. genera. pa
sengcT agent or the Louisville AM
NASHVILLE road I. u. wren. genera
passenger agent Ct the las tennessee
Tir-1niz aEd Ge0rEis ro4- Eul Il. -.
Whitehead. genera passenge- agent O.
the Contra rOlC. Ihe penalties pr,-
yided Ter deviation from the rate W
not 2 into force mt. Decemoer 18th.
Commissions SIaugtter let. t.-nI-1t
ior new lork. lie WI rer1r1 OF n
.all. wne1 T. VI. estzolst ni= heal
.zr.crs here az aDuoIut hls st1-5s.
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Fighting SSutsi American
IkSv fAleyrsnn u fnf Dirnafrr

LIMA rae GALVESTON. December ..
There was severe frirg n the centre
Of the town between IL an II O'Clock
Tuesday night, bat YESTERDAY morning
Al aruistice wAs declared uEti. We'd
nssday. The number o. killed and
wounded Is not known, bat Il Is not
large. Much damage was done 20 prs
perry. General Cacsres has pulled mp the
pavsments n the neishoorhOod o. Boli-
var Square and mas erected 6Erricsies
his troops are said C have Cannon OF
the h0usetops commanding the palace.
Inc conflicting parties hxVe arrived a.
settlement, and Al agreement mas
been signed that ore OF then Is e
name the members Of commission to
cleo: a provisional President VINO snail
convOke the General Elections. This
was hr0agh, about oy the diplomatic
corps, whose good Offices were tendsred
Oh SUNDAY. and nave since been de-
mA1ded by beth siieE.
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a Russian Paper oH SALISBURY

ST PETEEsBUEU, December -
The J0iirEa ~ s., PdsysbVrg. con-
mentIug o. . speech oil Lord Salisbury
the british Premier the recen DAD
Guet 2 London 70 Count Eou Munster
Ia, retiring German Minister s5ys
Lord Salisbury, Il hIs reference = the
assimilation o. British policy q
that OF Germany. stra,ne. a,
reality. The German u0.iev the
Journal saw. j. the core. and
pacihc CHS. tending o. proven c0upi-
csuo1a. Lori Salisbury iorso tal.
the tlood low flowing II Slay countris
wa owInc g. III obstruction pol'cT
which rendered the Balkan Ccniersnc,
ao0rtIVs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04
FARMERS CONGRESS-.
PIsur.-fussmsnis tnserzsss,s Uemmcrre-
ny telrEraph 70 tss pispatob.l

Woo.
TbT telegraph % tne Dispatcb.l
INDIANAPOLIS. Deccu1ber "A,
tc-dsy's session OF the Farmers Ma
tienal CONGRESS q resolution asking Con-
grsss to make more stringent iegisis-
ton for the prevention Of the spread OF
pleure-pneumonia n cattle Wa dis
cussea. and one asking for law regH-
iatIng interstate commerce. was adopt
ed. a long discussion cnsued Oh the
following resolution
RsselUe1. That the Congress OF the
United States be requested to restore
the tariff duty on wool TO what II wa
n the year 1880, or the act then II
force.
When tine vote o. the resolution was
reached the cal Of States repre-
senteG--Uolorado, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa. kentucky, Kansas. Minnesota,
Mississippi Missouri. New Jersey
Tennessee, and YirEinis-ShOwed toe
IN iaver and 4 agxmst. Missouri wAs
the oniy state soiidly opposed t. the
resolution.
a resolution wa unanimously passed
asking Congress % pas an act creating
the Office OF Secretsry Of Agriculture,
'&ad make il q Cabinet Office.
Robert Beverly, o. the Plains Elr-
GINA, was chosen president o. the
Farmers Congress.
a COMMITTEES wa chosen % aid the
president Il placing the action taken
by the Body before the nited state
Congress.
General Chsriss 7 Hooker. or Jacs-
SCI. Miss. was CHOSEN u deliver the
next annual address.
The next Ennual meeting WI. D. heid
81 =. PAU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04

SOCIALISTS IL POLAND.

Ina a. Warsaw 81 Manner o. prss..s
L assr Hi<erSas kessrfcsios.-
= warsaw cabls-6ispateh Of IT, 29th
says The Socialists whose trIs began
yesterday INCLUDE BGri0wski, 9 jastice
Of the peace OF Warsaw; igeistron,
nephew Of the Russian genera igsl-
Strom sokoinIck. q colont o. artii-
lery. lazy. a military engineer I;
WkryDski. a. advocate kGolckes .
cIvi engineer @. 81. Petersburg Dr.
keohni~WsA.. o. the Moscow UzIveT-
sity JznOwIcz large landowner 81
Litnaanla seyeral " zrsag journalists
and i've workman. one Of the wcrk-
men. NAMED hslsls. l. accused o. Kill
irE rs Own brother WHOM lac suspected
Of benz 4 spy.
In prisoners arr charged VITA be-
longing ~ the GeRtral Committee OF q
warsaw socsetv allIed " the Execztfve
Committee o. the hsrecnAlA keiee /;
with Organizing werxmen : committees
throughout p0iaEd witt msxing al
attempt upon the lie o. the Czsr
through 3 I1rae unGisr stree; n War
saw, and with Inuraersag two pSlies
agents.
Newspapers have seen Forbidden 90
repori the proceedings o. the tina. Tos
advocates Tor tas defence are 50 10
sIrIcsed thSt several refase t0aet. Ssne
Of the lsx6sHg members o. the oxr Of ST.
hsSerSbzrg, Moscow, an Warsaw nave
consented o. defcnd the prisoners. Inc
tri2l " beng conducted II the citadel
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MatlEnl,l,ert
HI sN7I''ITT-|T
TIs~ Iele-rEpL O. the Dispsic-..

TIs~ teleErEpL O. the DispGic-..
GAIvEsTON. Deceuoer 90 sp--
GA iron FreaerlczsUurg . the Men
say The Litel state mai iron ,zl
Antonio O. this place wa ro5Dc1 YES
teraar sJ01- suIlowE. sevsra- miles
tbs sac o. C1mior.. Drtwo y0un- me-.
Thsv took tne mal.-cTIVer w2tct zDL
0vercozc. u1hltcnel TWO horse from tn
coGcI and lei r. tn C;rect.1. O. treI-
crlcEsnur- cutting tn wire below
town. Thev p2sse tHrouzr mere a.
] T O ciocE las nigh an CT the WIRE
ncrtL o. the town, tHere1y preventing
a. telegraph communication. >lsrlt
Walter witt O p1Ss. a. z 10. plTs-i..
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rru Yu,xx p<cesnn<r s,--Tbe s,ock
market sas bean tsora kcifve tfnef
transactions nxxse9afed 13e.Szl s1zsess
TaGrp were hg~exff oniy fnrce d1ci1>1r
scfive ssceks--sL fani ks~ks serre a.
kfi--oobfFierttng Over - pr east. o. ~.
days hrgfnesa. Affsr an unusually an
Qpeniur the market contfnaso Guist on
limited fluctuations o1Ttzzs the f0ffrsob,
WITH q small decline. fnats~ed pyS rnaciloa
and nrns t0n1 thar eoBtfuueo 1ntit Ales.
II 81 clock Tlfer there Wss = vrry 4ecioeo
increase m the am0unf % business dooo
RecusanaDsed by kn advance thsf cih MOI
cuEtD1naie anti sooFrfy osfoFe Z L. n. ID
ring tnat tifoe the gains from tes. eprn1ns
fsVorifes- 1sAge sbcre unson faaislr. ard
New York Contra cacn arr ny -
~. PAU and Aofthw4&t, H. fsfi,e
Nal and OuAAksa c0inM0n. 4 y. and hsis
and Louisville and Nsxnville L., a cal
erd steady marie foT . sftSfs time wss
sIsrceeted AMER . clanE o. q 1eeided
wee knesS whfca continued untsi few
minutes before til1 ciose a. To Doefd anC
resulted Ia a aeciins ~ ffacttons ~ . snatfc
over 4 tsus toSing . szrgfr portion 81 TIM
gains made earlier n tine esy. Inc nlkrzef
nuSiit cicSed about steady, AFTER . sltgat
reaction from the i2te decline. a. frattioDe
atlnys last evenings ina nEuret the Gssas
wuxinE from r. zs--f'soine Nh. Se .s.s
Vsstern and Uengrsl, o. Neu 9efsey leaa
INK followed b. Kris and New borE Sols-
tgal. Thf exeeBt1ens are dsclirsss of y ~
LacKaWuBBs. 3 IL lsGc tsNllte ard Nssnfitfts
aud : eacil IA " aSteru t1i0u- oregon Trans
cunftnea "a. = nd Northern factnc cosksszls'is
Dut Lake shore and Texas faeiffc ar uil-
changed me toW-Bfteec and inactive
stock fiucfuaEed within r2uci. narroFer
range kriek sctfVify va Attributed 9"
fDreiEners
lso6si. -~estoexE a1tet and staseJ. MONEY
2a2 per ceat EXc2Rug~--N 1tlx 49,
snart ass esovernfaents nessectsc
ErestnV .-E.xenzlGs 49,. Money, sa2
per cent ksgf-freagrrT b&tEnce<--<sotc
ffTl ga 900 cnrfeEry 1A@.Aszee tfoF-
erumenU 4ul I psT cents l21s- Ger
cent l19 MD @tats Duuts irregulaI
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Ihe Revolution a. Psru Kadea

=. I-II.IAFI-I y y" JUL
NAsHINGTON December . -secrs-
iary Baysrd received . Telegram frou
Mi busk Minister OF the Unlted States
% PERI. Informing hiia tAa. Rfler three
days lghrInc Il the streets Of LIMA 4
truce was YESTERDAY concluded through
the eOOd Offices Of the diplomatic corp,
lslesias znd Chceres beth agreeing 70
renounce executive power. Three con-
missioners iron each SIDE VII arr4nee
TO- 6 provisional government.
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Chicago Acknowledgment Moving
AzafBsf TIRE SUNDAY Lacquer Lam.

ny NhceAEAb-t - kht AJkttsACAAsI
CHICAGO. December 3s-The CHI
csgo saioon-keeptrs ara exercised over
the crusade against what thsy consider
their rights II the matter OF Sunday
selling. They clam thzt a strict en-
iorcement o. the law compelling TIE
closing o. the saloons o. the Sabbath
d5y woeid be I great injustice % the
general population of the city. Thsy
have prepared statistics fr0us the school
.cessas OF 1854 % support tals ArtB-
ment, The table shows TIA; there
wera II l6S4 I74.000 people IT
ChIcsgo havInr English and Amer
ican characteristics, and presumably
II favor o. Sunday ObservEnceg. On
the other hand there were II 400 frish.
2l0.0GC Germans. a GEO Sczndina
YiznE. 4.0G0 Italians. : 900 Africans,
- Geo Swede5, l5,0GD N0rweCians
and Goo Danes, snc other minor ne
ti0nalIiIes MAKING 3 total o. nezrly
500.00H foreigners. II Is cis'med that
q large majority Of these foreigners are
n favor CT opeu saloons and smuse-
meBts OF the SABBATH and o. this
ground the LIQUOR dealers a. q future
meeting WI demand Q cessation OF nos
tiiIues, and wi takc steps % secure &
modification OF the laws TOW existing
sgsins, the se-calied freedom OF the
sabbath
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Tn, pal,si cnnrcn rreubls

b. Telegram o. the Dlspatcl-
DETE0TT. December g --Ihsre wa
d. further outore21 Of Polish Church
trouble this morning. The ca1rc.
wa .ocse- W AM Z. services were
held tnere. Father holaslnsk. told tn
crowd @ women Z witnjrsW tneIr CHI
1rer fror the l0uven, sChoo. attached
o. the c1urc1. zl- the women made o
rush fcr tae convent. The l1ns there
dlsuissca tn classe o. sIz hundrea
Polish children. Fatner hoIsslnszl. IL
au interview tLI- morni8. SAID tne
charges aE2-us- mn virtually amounted
L. ubezzlem o. the church fcHls.
suo h. hL5 placed a. BOOK Il the
hzrd, Of 8 LAWYER O. prevent any lack
OF defence Il case crnina proceeding,
ar lnsutUJe1 Meantime. e Is gwen
or, tina two delegates are o. their way
q Rome with a. sppe& from the action
G the Blshop
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BAY cIrx, MICH, Deesuoer a.
A; II osc2esk lsEt night . ire broke o1i
N thg cupoaA Of the tire-ro0n Of tae
Alcfsrsw szw-mili, Owned by birasAA
& Bafker. The wind wa blowing
hxhfly from TIC west ana carrsed tas
firr & Ghe mann bnildIus 81 the Eaal.
which soan became mxss Of ssssnins
signes. The iirsasn saw tnat tbs ralli
snass be- consumed End directed tnsir
attention 20 kerping the hrs fson
zprezding, ard saccseaea ~ stres-
nsss efEorss n cous1aIng the ccatis-
rrxfian % the nall proper azn zdsssens
frxuwxys. At q oscsack tne znsll was
= rusrs. Itwas seestsd n IN extreme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04

By telegraph 70 tne Disoaicl

AO-ILL, Iecenoer d -Ther. wa
Inc westher aIa O. rne Iract todd a.
bascomDe. In lavorltes were defeat
a. u esch cas-.
Fus- rac--p1rse $3.50 I'VE f1rl0nzs
seven c1tre--E e1Joa hrs. Lena
brrwI second Woo1crs.- thlrd. Time
1905.
second race-pUrsa $3.50. n'ne tlr-
longs i've eatrle--FleIcL Tay.o- mrs..
Fatns- JON second. Biddy Bolln-
thIr.. Tine 90.
Thrrl race-BroTH hsn5icag On
an g hal miles. pgrse s41D-Blna1zl
mrs.. EmIns IiE1ir second E1e s.
tL,r.. TIml -.
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mtner. 4lria, Nearin- an EIa


fEf tt4e-IaA - Il. s--t Us tAAt----s
PTTTsB--KGE december The
strIke zmoDe tn mlners Is S2i- e. be
nesrlu- a. en- ~ U'Nsi' the mea
are digging rzhc a.oug. and .. a. Otner
po1rts where uen AZ working every
thing is cuie.. Some wiz r1mor- ar
anoa.. bur there i nc ioun1atlol TOY
Any Of tne1l. The miner II the second
poe zre waverln- h number Of them
neld 9 caucus &nd sent Two delegates O.
the AlllqGipp. mIno. little distance
below Plne AuI, o. ascertain whether
there were any mer working there
TEsv returned witt the information
that htty meI went O. worA Yesterday
a. cents. The effect Of the report
nas noi bee1 learned. out u 4 4nusi-
uatet ina some o. the diggsrs WI -
@ Won.
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Fatal Railroad Aeelaents.

CHATTANOOGA, December a
norts-boInd TRAN OF the Alabama and
treat Southern rsliroAd whiie RAINING
a. nigh rate OF speed. broke IN two this
morning near psrtersxilie. Ala. the
TWO sections collaec, causing fright
fnl wreck. A brakeman named CAL
mann was instantly killed. and Con-
dEctcr McAllister badly Injured.
WRLIsvILLE, N.Y.. December g.
Tram Nc. 1. s.. Ions haited express
CD the Erie rozi. bound east was
wrecked a. Scio about I2-2o O'Clock
tins Eorning whiis ranalag vsry rapid
h.. Henry Alien. eHxinesr. Was kilaed.
The passeagsEs were n0rs OF less shaken
I'D. bat none we're hurt ssriossiy. 1he
tram tool Ere and the baggage azn
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RevtvAlius tine Iron Trade
t<Sy telegraph "a fns Isspa;cE.

- ttlE-4NtI-l y =" -1'sF'-.N--fI
pTTTsEURGH, december The
ruI-deAlers report II advance Of al On
plg meta. and 5Ux or meta WITHIN
IsEsnty-fozr h0urs. Ihis has been
brought Sb0Et by the steAdily-mereAsIag
demand fcr these commodities. espe-
ciAliy here, and Is the hrsi apparent
substantial syiaezce O. rsvTyal Of the
ircn tTzae. Business II this city Is re-
ported a good. The mills are booking
plenty CT order al present and through
the use xnd eeonozny Of natural gas
hsye . decided advantage over the TRADE
II genera outside Of the western Penn
sylyxria ield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04

Fby 4tfexIA p . tLtR E5lA e.
AEN YORK, December Ss--sSeneral
Smaller has naccorded blythe Gistriel
a;ter8sy tbs prFTilege Of appearing De-
tore the grad lGry IN his own behalf.
The digtricf sttcrnsy deems this pro
per concession % make to,a pubi,e off,
Ger. D.. Il. Wilson. on whose tssti-
rsoDy before me senxte cemsniftee
seneral Sh2ler was arrested ie1 bribery,
was before tina grand ,nry to-day " a
pitiabls state of nervous prssfrxtlon.
he sili be rsqnired 70 farnish beads
for has appearance asa witness.
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1ne anee. nerenl 81 .naln

TL1y = y tle Ulsp1tc-
AAUEU Deceriber 5.--The Queen
Regent te-dav Tor the urst time preside
Over the c0unci. o. the Cabinet sh-
expressed O desire tina hc- reIgu should
boz marked BE- tins extension O AMNESTY
O. al rress offender am Others VINO
are nov undergoing sentence O. exile
Az OtherwIs suffering o. acc0u1 o.
CRIME o. q polIEc2. cnaracte, ines
views Of the queen VI. be tn t9pi- @.
discussion q the next Cabinet council
B. J. reported that the suggestion @.
arnresr~ include SeEC- Lor.ll-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04

TBy leisErapl e. the DiEp1tc-.l
NV OH l,ecemDer The Of
clal statement Ct the Chesapeake and
Ono railway svsteu fs- Oclo8sT. ISS5.
shoyys the gross earning - Dc s62o.-
81; operating expenses. 53S4.3le. am
net ezruIngs. 49, 20. TINS Is a. Ia
crease a. compared With las; wear Of
S56.55e II the gross earnings, a. Ia
crease or S2.545 n the nst earnings,
and A. increase n the suTpiGs 81 Sj3,-
III. The Chesapeake 1nd DhIg proper
show gross earnings o. sS0s .4s0 /;
operating expenses, sl9S.66s. and net
earnings. Sl0S, 6 and the Chesapeake,
Ohio 1Ed Southwestern gross earnings
Of sl6S.l0I operating expenses, sl5, -
665. am nei eAraiugs- sSs ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04

MAcoS. GA, Deccmber s.-AOoIs 8
O'Clock tonight Z. L. strohecker wAlk-
ed INTO Dsnnsrls saloon. where he met
San. Ii. 1enism. q lawyer. Beth drew
pistols and fired several snots. srrs-
heekeT EEL with a ballet IN his side and
6sed IA nall "A hour. yenssou tel into
a friend 5 arms badly wounded. Jeu1i-
son ssys that ne refused ro lend SIRE
becker money last nlsht. which was ths
Gauss OF the d;fiirEiry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-04

smoking ssrs wrrs burned. The scci-
dent wss caused bra misplaced switch
BY the heroic action Of the citizens the
rssi Of the tram was saved. Esio has
no FIRE department and ali the work was
done bys buckesbrirade. One OF the
citizens, while at work subdainv the
sfzmss. was seriously injure5 by theex-
plosion OF some raiirosd torpedoes.
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EAtal Explosion or Easi River

40 ttie-t- Pa =" --s ~iesA-~-as
NV oUI beceu1er LARRY
t1I- u0rEln- the steau-tug D0ra limo
-. towing e. stone oargc. wa proceed
-a- ~ Eas, rIveT, wBeI a Fiiry-
ii-ata stree the tue boiler exploded
Az 3, J.. supposed killed slX mel wne
wer- saIl O. nave OeeI s00zr1 the tu-
NrUe @ tue ueI nav DeeL seer since
Ans Cvu .1-fC-.
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1o WISH ttseTr Otd ft0H1s.

CHICAGO. December -This morn
Ing about coo ScanGIaaTiEns pAsse
Through Chiesgo headed by three i1rgs
bands. They took the tram o. the
Grand Trunk znG ETie railroad ior
New YOrk. and iron tnert VII szi II
the steamer Ole Bull on visit q Their
old homes n Scandinavia. The party
purchased over nall 3 million crown
te-dsy 10 use o. thsir jogrDsy. THESE
s0o arr ali men but three. Gad are
gathered from al parts o. the North
Wesz
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Kktx Ffre ss Hartford.
iI3y telegrapsa % mo Dtspatcn. J

HARTFORD. CoN1.. December g.
About 3 O'Clock this mcrnThg fire wa
discovered on the fourth floor OF the
upper ease-shop Of the 4. n. Weleb
Company. OF korestyille. The build
ing, which IS four stories N height and
built Of brick and wood. was entirely
destroyed. together with the engine,
machinery, boilers, and stock. The
loss rs from SS0.000 70 sl00.O00: III
sursnee, si3. 600. About 100 men are
thrown cut Of employment.