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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

LONDON Dee. Or lie Dd,iy Wees cOmmeht'
ing edonally on President Cleyeands Message says;
"presdent Clevelaud's Message seems 10
place him in true succession 10 the greater
men VINO have occupied the Presidential ehair
rather Than TO the late Democratic lue. IS eohcetNed
IN a most Iust and friendly spirit toward All iottEn
Powers ana contains no wJrdtO tickle the c1lN o. AIe'
can inyncs.' The Message expresses Schtiiu'ut VI
International good Will IL IS equally wise ana prudent
Oh all domestic topics
The Times questions whether the r 'llents Message
will occupy so large space IN the thOdghts o tha "od
as the deaf Of Mr. Vanderbilt 10 says: IhOiSihds
Will speculate to-day upon the results OF MI
V,nderb,lt's death vita ea-erneS' when events
of lor,er place I'm history fail 10 excite Ihe Pesehgs
Message reflects In tranquil and uneNchs l7iaEHphs
tie haupy hnent from nternatlona )eaiodsh anu
m1rrr5 which II Is the peculiar good i0rihhc ol Ae'
to enjoy -----..
me Post says: "some of the Old World statesmen
,,bt nouder with benefit some oI Mr. Iio'ci'hds
,nnsons touchtpy the Nicaragua 1roIty"
Tbs>i1udaj d SAYS. " The Message l. teHpert'" anh
rideI and goes far justly Mr. Cievcahh sees upn.
r, Message contrasts very favortpy Win some 0t .ho
viii dispatches of Mr.. FIelnghuyseh ana Alr plIe,
MIR CevelAnd's policy on the "h"te 10 "oFVns
~ adoptou Austua'S action ~ EclusihE I" lc
caive MIR Kelley accOrds with wrI! uhucls'"nu
nrccedcuts II the right TO refuse an cNeqHStdr COM
hirts with the Anerican Constitution the soohc, tno
Rcpnbcs municipal laws are put IN Keeping W,tn III.
irrational law the less such difficulties VIII DC uh'y |"
occur"
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TELEGRArHIC NOTES.
Apprsr OF 4 Dl-TRICT.ATTO RNI

ARREST OF \ DEPRECIATION RNEG
EA-roN Penn, Dec ,SpccdD.-Dlstrlci- Attorney
Grnr,n " t;esor was arrested to-day charged by {. ID.
Adams. liquor seller, with receiving FSV III
OF an action alleged TO be pending against Adams Tor
TO KEEP OUT RAGS.
PM tDrIrHIA, Dec tSp'c'0l.-Ihe b0eru OF lealth
mis- afternoon optyd resolution prohibiting the M
poraton into his port unless they nave oeeh
thoroughly disinfected' .
BNrWORE, Dee. s.-Caspar Il. Gregory has accepted
tho Associae profcssorshlp OF New testament GreeH
~ tbe University of Lri,sic q. H. Emmot, recently
conncctrd with the owens College Victoria Unver;ity'
England has accepted the position Oi Associate fro-
lessor OF Logic aud Etnics and lecturer on Roman law
THE MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR TRADE.
MI>NEAruIIs, Dec. s.-Nlne Hour mills started up
Inc smaller ones These mills have capacity OF ABOUT
l6 600 barrels IA day OF twenty-four hours.
SETTLING A GEORGIA LAWSUIT
Ar,>rt pee y tSpeciaD-In 1877 Hayden Hughes,
"A wealthy resident OF Macon, made conveyance deed.
dcG ,rincug the original deed $24 900. Suit was
brought by Colonel d. O. Hughes TO set aside the deed OF
1850 Finally a settlement was effected, giving tho
commitments 10 900, and leaving $4,000 In the hands
Of the Original bcnehcarcs OF the deed, VINO c'aiho''
the benefit OF the original deeu'
IIoUoR LEAGUE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
RIADISG. Dec. s.Oyer one hundred delegates repre-,
senng liquor organizations IN seyeneen eo'sTS pnw
Vnnia Resolutions Ia the nature OF an address 70 % h
people of the state were adopted; deedais nr"h hi.
ton aud Ola license law %nSfSDJ
many the evils of the present system may Do
SHOT IN A QUARREL OVER DOG.
CINCISNATI Dec S.Near Milersbnrg NY, }e-teIuS I,
John H. Wren, a farmer, shot and killed Nils,h t'"o,
age twnntysIx in quarrel which they had had On tne
previous day about u dog.
HIS LIFE TO PAY THE PENALTY. =,
WuNt>GIoN Del. Dee. s.-Ihe jury III lhe ease m Ui
Charles Robinson cOlored, On trial tor cohn."E ar
atrocious assault ou MIR. Orsin Gardner. wh.S
Clayton, two months ago, rendered. Noiu''' u a''
this afternoon. The penalty 10 uea'h. $1,000
Two MEN KILLED IN NINE ,,,on.
BAITINoRr Dee S.-A dlspatch ,, dIona tasTnrd' 'v
W Xn AVS that AT Hampshire Coal Mines yosefu&nS ~
dve miner. we're drawing the pillars IN Que rooh % & &
m,iua to i,t down roof coal and when tne mass to
Tdwanl Brown and John sulizer were instantly hhIv
and charles SuitZ Zer Of John Snler' was 50 pau
nun n,u tbat bs recovery considered doubtful All
were married and have ianlllSS
DROWNING or A NEW YORKER. H.,
pvrrpspuKG Va, Dec. (SpccidG -Wllilam tonno.S
of New-YOrk, tell from the ueck oI J, hodv ba
| James River yesteiday anu ""s"i'"" ~
| not been recovered .... -, ,,,,r>
| FRANK IL. LEARNED NOT FRANK LEAhNED'
P,YrsVIgLp Mass Dec. s-The dispatches from sort sort
Adams indicating that Frank Learned, under arfns
| thera Tor assaultng w0man is the sou vi IN 'n
tp,'tsasih manufaoturer are error. The young MAJ
nnder arrest is Frank H. Learned, OF Norti Auan,s %
Prank Learned is the son Of Edward Learned VI f''
| Held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
CAREER or Arthur GALNSFIELD.
HIS RIGHT NAME KELLY-THE YOUNG WOMAN WHO
WANTS THE FORTUNE HE LEFT.

HIS RIGHT NAME KELLY-THE YOUNG WOMAN WHO
WANTS THE FORTUNE HE LEFT.
PrTsBURG, Dec. 8 tSpeciGD. considerable
interest is manifested in Cincinnati over the claim OF
young woman that she Is the wife OF Arthur Gansheld
resident OF that city, who, IL Is said. died at Nice
Franco, month or ago, leaving a large fortune
GainsneFs exploits hero few years ago caused
coinmoton among Pittsburg business men. One said
this afternoon
"Gainsfc!d Engshman and his right na me
was Kelly. Several years prominent railroad man
took an interest in him while he employed as p0r
ter at the Mansion House IN Libertyst. He gave him
posit on in his office Kelly bright and made good
clerk. bat engaged In too many outside schemes ana
was discharged. Ho tnen went into the coke taic'
Here he secured his reputation by prosecuting the Penn
syvana Railroad Company for discriminating against
him rates. He. however. failed to win the suit. He
then abont twenty years of age. He married re-
spectacle young and httCd up house In Stock
tOn-aye Ale gheHy, at cost OF $4,000. When the
demanded payment for the goods he dehed the
to recover, claiming that he WAS minor IL Is Saiu
that he even sold mirrors on the day thoy were
placed In his house. The merchants made 1t warm Tor
him, Int he resisted their efforts unfnchngly lie
inally rereated 10 Cincinnati, where he embarked In
the carriage manufacturing business. subsequently he
had nunher Of coke ovens built NJ North Bend Inc
contractors for the were Sasson IL Kirkpatrick
Kelly afterward sued ,he rm for non-fulhment OF con-
trnct and secured them by decOy telegram
The case, however dismissed for want Of Jurisdic
tion. Another OF his suits that against the late
Senator COwan. IL was here that II was discovered
that his real namo Kelly"
The young woman who is causing tho sensation at
Cincinnati says that her is May Osborne, and thst
her parents live At Minneapolis, Mum She was married
TO him IN February 1855, and was present at his death
He gave her the keys to his safe. His body seXpeced
Nice
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THE WOMAN MURDERED At SHARON.
HER RELAIIoNs Win AN ACTOR AND HOW SHE
CAME TO HER DEATH


CANE To HER DEATH.
BosToN, Dec. 3 Specidt There Is not a
shadow Of Doubt tnat the whose dead body was
found by roadside I'm the town 0i Sharon on FRIDAY
was Caroline r. Whitney. formerly OF winthrop, Me-
For hfteen years sho was an ontcIst OF society
she throughout this city as Carrie Lee Her
axe was about thrty-clgn oho came here from Win
throp and oi u family OF four children. some Of
whom still living When fifteen or sixteen years or
age this city search Of work and fell into
the Whirlpool OF fast fc Some ten or twelve years ago
she went to live Gloucester where she made the ac
aunintanoe OF an actor OF soma protentionA She fell
madiy in love with him and adopted his stage name
This actor has played In all the leading theatres OF the
country and has supported Rose Eytnge. This intl-
macy with Carry Lse II IL said. was kept
up Tor seven eight years until June, lso+
Then he deserted the woman aud she became
addicted 20 the Of morphine. Last spring Eho was
cent down to " the Island" for drunkennrs- Her
wandring- Friday have not yet been traced ehe
WIS known to nave without money andl u De-
eyei that started 10 walk to Maiden but lost her
way AMI wandered the diTeCtU Ot sharon where the
inquired hrr OF some man riding In carriage ne
noting good looks and the condition or htr mlhu III
yited her and ride with him and when near the
pice where the body found ho threw Her heahoug
rou the carriage ard her meek was broken ny tho Ia
lie man discovered that she was dead ana ieaftl OF
the con- equenccs turned MS horses and drove away
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nAnlnr 10 AnnrlNa ~ clrh IN

Bosrov. Dee. > DSDcc,al The gal" ycs;cr-
dry on cape Ann one Of the heaviest that swept
over the Cape many year. Much d'tuag" "a7 done
10 sh ppng The uast"d schooner 4 H. linlbnri'
or Ncw.iavcn dugcG ASHORE ou the outer side of Ten
Pound Island She now Hes there full Of wafer
aud nearly suhiucrgcl The crew we've saved.
Tho .rhonner Atdc f. Scaycy. of Boston. bound from
Ncwhur, port to salem, ~ a. anchor OH IhHti h't =
Island with sails blown away. lhr crew were taken
az hy "A hunt from thr ISLAND. The Bui-h rchooucI
Druid Captain Odci. from NV 1"fa Tor Sc JOHNS "-t
h.r ualnsaii AMI -put her Other -dl- S"E"ra "thot
Nc. els are damaged Dy having sails carried
nMnN md Al.llt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

BISMARCK. Dak., Dec. : CSpecidt.-By the
cayne In of well twenty miles south of this city yes
tcrday aft,,noon Mrs. Thomas Jackson was buried
alive NoticN'g that something was wrong iat the DOT
to OF well and being unable to secure pure water tho
pucky in the absence OF her husband, decided
To mako inycstigaton Her daughter age nineteen
h,id ihc rupc and let down carefully. Upon reach
Ing the bottom of the well by This she discovered
that two pieces OF curb loose and while attempt
us 10 nut hem Ga ri see the well cavcd IN, burying her
forty feet brlow the surface and leaving the screaming
daughter ppwcr.o.s to her Her body was re-
moved 1--WE hour. after the occurrence.
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ArLNG crHnLNlND rlED.

CmcAGo, Dee. S.--lIiand y. Batchcllcr, of
Xr, York yrerrday filed ltolr hl AGAINST Fcrdi-
uand WarI Ella {. ward. his wi.c anI h'ry @. Green
hor mother The procco nss are CONNECTED ~th the re-
cent ,uit filed az ,hst the irn Of Grant a N'rl Ia
October Batcheer obtained judgment AGAINST the hrm
for S22 1913. Ward said TO owna number ot lots al
Wrghtwood which arc supposed to pe h'li 10 uut l'r
him ny hs wife and m0tHor-tu-hw. IL is alleged tat
ward concealed tho ownership oi Inc property IuI to
purpose OF dcirdudins ms creditor. Tue WrigltN'Ol
rnnc,t - n IL believed. Will not leave great margin
afrr the satisfaction q! the Judgment Sherlh lahchct
ln. made "A levy on Il on an attdchnohtSuiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
MIsHAP- TO VESSELS AT SEA.

LONDON. Dec. S.-The German bark 50. Bcrn'
hard. Captain Methling from Ncw-IorS, November IL
for Hamburg was wrecked sunday at LlngerOOg, an
t of the North Sea Her cargo is washing ashore The
fate OF the crow Is not known.
The British snip Palgrave Captain Thomas when left
Cardiff on November 80 for Francscowas spoken on
sunday dismasted and otherwise 'abled Sever OF the
crew had been seriously iujured. she was taken ~ low
hv the Rr ,h steamer ocean, which remained IN her
comm ny until Monday, wHcn the ha"ser or"h ana 1he
shin drifted away The steamer mae search TOT her'
hat the weather being thick she was .ost slght o.
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nrnr rLnGLA AND TIE noon -

CHICAGO, Dec. tSpec'dO-lienil hlchcr'
IN whosa possession was found the h'ph"'I painting
"The virgin and the Book" said to have been Sioleh
from the Vatican aud smugged into this country from
Paris in 1888 Was to-day In the Kitchen of the
Maison Dor6" Il restaurant az Parihchye. anu Van
Buren-s where sat pros employed IA head cooE
lie confirmed the story already published as to the PIC
lures genuine chnractcr Hnd his strHnHe requirement.
of from an aged Italian priest. Tho palntlhS s7ui
I'm the custody OF the Custom House onlcais. MANY
ar called examine it to-day. Appraiser Ham de
ded hat he could place value on until ts authch-
ficlfY WIS moro clearly estnbIlshcd.
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rlGHr Brrwrry RIILFoiD 4vD 4 CITE

ArLAVrA. Gl., Dee. : lSpccidb. Atlanta Is
gong TO have legal hlht with the East Io"nes'ee
virginia and Georgia Railroad some months ago ihe
railroad purchased ot on fpdds Crock ana number
0f men put 10 work To dlg we'll Oiicr worhheh
were detailed lay line OF water pipes from the well
Yesterday the city. through IT. attorneys. hlrd mU OF
Injunction to prevent East Tennessee from laying It's
wnlcr main. Tho bill rcctcs that Todd and Ilaidihs =
Creeks mako what b, known ~ south River Wh'h iur
uishe- supply of Atlanta nnd that II Is the
purpose of road To direct some "f the water lroi
Told- creek through ia pipes tO the shops Z" tue COM
IAuy, aud that IN doing 80 the water supply VIII oo
materially diminished lhc railroad '"mlhil no" pYs
the rty about $500 month tUr the water u Uses anu II
with view OF gcttiJs supply ~ less cost 'u" '
compR determined upon ih} }lnt pipes u" Lle "c 1'u
rns.Diy to tho creek The hill viii hc forwarded To
i,co 4 Euthrt ford counsel for thr company III TINS
state viii prepare All answer lh lhN ior n'''I
hearing II WAS SAID hIt officers Ot tho East tennessee
have pied grd hr,, lycs to spend 100000 necessary
ID fnsL
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yAEOR AND WAGES.

PITrsBuRG, Dec. 8.-Reports from the Mo-
nOngahels Valley mines to-day indicate that tho Daok'
OF tho long strike 10 broken Almost every mine III
pool Ia In operation at the reduction ana III
the three lower large numbers of strikers have re-
turned TO during the past twenty -four hours Al the
operators terms.
BOSTON Dec. 8.-Tho labor differences In Lynn are to
be settled and general strike and lockout has been
avoided BY unanimous vote the member. OF the Lynn
Shoe Leather Association have decided 10 accept the
OF the Knights OF Labor TO settle the queh
ton at issue by arbitration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
.rra0KIyG PAsSEYGER TRAINS

AKRON, Ohio, Dec. lSpecidO. O.-For some u,ne
passenger trains the Cleveland, Akron ana
Railroad have been attacked by men and ooy' Nuo
hurled stones ana other missiles through tne "inao"'
IN one case an iron thrown win such iotoo '
crush in the panel between the windows po'ee' ~
WIS turned over to Grand jury Nvtves h,s5 nrs
read in the public schools quoting Tue s Shsn.
mnr i,rge lumber of names have been taAen " w
tcciye IA and prosecutions Will FOLLOW
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rp,poo,py CoupAYIES At WAR.

PmLApELpuIA, Dec 8 (SpecidD.-The hgbt
,o,vsen Tho western Union ana American District
Telegraph Companies continues After tho american
District wires in the cupoa OF the western o"oh
building were cut yesterday lnemon repairea 'no aan.
age aud detail of officers guarded the place
m. DIV and night This morning the general manages
NJ ths Amercnn ID strct Telegraph company ,,, io
That The Western Union people mad cut branch cfoui'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
mo REEF c0yrRAcr From FRANCE.

CmcAGo, Dee. S.-Ihe Fairbanks Canning
Cop,uy OF . city has ,st received through iJs pres
don't Nelson Morris an order from the French Govern
ment for 100000 klos 100000 pounds OF dressed
beef for the use the French Army The contract
believed the given 10 an American brIn nav
me- gone heretofore other countries, ana was 0ny
given after Mr. MORT, mad visited the French capal
and given the officials an opportunity 70 ahaSl 'ne
meats aud The prejudice when mas seemed W
prevail against the American article Inc CONTRACT III
.nIN1s inn sl.lnghler OF .. 600 hend OL caltle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
rIrJTRFS n BUSINESS.

PIrrsBURG, Dec. S.-A dispatch from New
castle Penn. says that the property OF the Wamrnm
Cooperative Wire Company, at Wnmpum, Penn mas
seized by tho sheriff Liabilities T2oooo 'Se''
$4,000.
Providence. II. l., Dec. s.-Nathan Darling music
dealer, has made assignment Liabilities UNKNOWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
ywo rprIcUy TEAMS IN COLLISION.

PTrsBrRG, Dee. S.-Two freight trains on
,ho PAN Handle Railroad came into collision near Den
n,son Ohio last night Both engines and SIX cars were
demolished. Wallace Knouse, OF Nenango' fehh''
brakeman was almost instantly killed. Ihree Oh tho
wrecked oars contained 1--we stock nearly nll OF "hleh was
killed The accd, mt caused by MISUNDERSTANDING
of orders. ,.,,.., ouot,a.r.
BeAides Wallace Knouse. who was Killed; engln"erS
trho,uns Cavitt and William White, aud the nreinah
WtII,am trv were sciously, but fatally hurt Inc
Inss will amount to several thousand dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
POLITICAL TROUBLES IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. s.-Senor Canoyas del CaS'iiio'
,b. .exP,tme Minister, has declared an open rupture
with Premier sagasa, in consequences OF the '''' a"
lance with General DominsueA Inc 'o".o, ,..
-" pa'nr Camoyas Queen Christina gave anueiSa to
law 70 seuor Canoyas aud presented nm Win
pin which hHS r.Dted to press Offenders stops ll25
press po,~en Regent will tomorrow sign de-
crce efauting amnesty TO rohtlcal N anu press pss
10 10 LA incluling all eAues except those Who
n'it n rebellion while holding military commands
% o Iaitr howeyer may solicit clrmency Press pro's-
cutons will be abandoned aud Joa'ha's'' "o" III p'''
released.
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three to another OF this city, The price paid
was TloO IL Is said that the child only half dressed
haied and that father whipped beat and otherwise
mareated her The father offered an excuse Tor sell
Ing the little girl that she his child, and that lie
had right to do with her as he pleased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

wires in various parts of city President Phillips
saws that the Union people must have entered
some OF the subscribers offices and cut the wlres hns
rendering All the instruments in the vicinity useless
The company will warrants for the arrest OF tno
Western Union managers who lntef1ereu Win Inelr
wires, aud will take the matter into court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

BeLGRApE, Dec. Skiing Milan has tele-
graphed to Queen Natalie that the forty-eght hour'
have expired in which Prince Alexander WAS 10 o
ped TO the terms peace proposed by serva but tha
no reply has been received.
Tha Government in a note to the Porte admits the
u,eraiptv of the Sultan Bulgaria, but says tnat
military exigencies compel servia to treat directly WIN
Prince Alexander. =. ,,,, ~, -, ,.ar, an.
CoSsrASTISopLE. Dec. g. Nadjd Pacha has been en- en-
trnst.d with special mission TO Prince Alexauer tno
object of which in arranging peace peI"eon
seryia aud Bulgaria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
A CHANGE IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Sat Il meeting ot tho
directors OF the American Association OF baseball cuo
to-day the franchise OF the Metropolitan club OF New
York revoked the National Club of Washington
was adm tied To neuher rship President Mcknight was
re-. eec ed, and james A. Williams, OF Columbus, oho'
was elected secretary,
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rpt,ys IN THE WEST DELAYED BY SNOW

Chicago, Dee. S.--A heavy snow storm SCUM
here at an early this morning ana between BIZ 'n
,L, ,aal,a. os sroyv has fallen Tho air IL full of
rfu .uoy and trains from all directions are coming
IN behind lime The temperature has risen twenty de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

Dunham. Buckley { Co.. OF the city. have received
the following dispatch irom = f. Ica'fr.. % T. Teas
del CO.. pcuous dry good merchants 10 SAX Lake
CITY:
All reports as 20 any excitement Boz SAT- Ian" CITY
are po,IlIcly fl-c. Sever 900 thr history ~ Nh a..
tbcr les, cause such reports. " O." ANY ihrh'd
uut,,in. here, u I> au cuti.r fah.icaiibn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
7HE rROTBLES LY rTfR.

REPORT or Az IMPENDING MoEMpE MAsSAcEE-
WHAT 4 PRIVATE pI>rtlCn SAYS.
CHICAGO, Dee. : (Npeciah.-C harlcs Wander
yuft eu emiIoyc Of the Denver ari RIO Gr'"t' h"I
WAY al salt Lake city reached this city last ni-h iron"
Viab and report, an impending Mormon mAs'"cr'.
lie left there account ot ~" """R''
AMI states that largo portion ~ tie
r,,lo rouplattnu is rrcpnriur To Withdraw from thc
TERRITORY AZ "A mImcut's notice The Mormon irl' IT
, rprr-rufrd s dsug their ufWo- 10 f"u'u iro I"ir
td n IL. said TN openly ndvtsc th"iI compensation tn
show no mercy tu thr Federal uh'tr-. Nfnh'TF"I.
lorlarr, Nnf fnr Noruoas gave him undertake PROOF
IN bf tiey were about turlE, li open violence. h'
Irclui,, that fhr .uaii r. moro strained la ohcf
parts of Uthh than lu salt Lake tiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
rrrlr-S cnLLEaE CLOSED 10 WOVEN

BosroN, Dee. :. (SpecioD.-At a meeting ot
the Trustees Tuifls College to-day the Ioilo"Hg Noe
-. go, I,v a ,rg, majority: while the trustees
ciltc the importance OF the coEnte education Oh
women they do not deem 10 expedent, al hlEGs cOhsd-
cred Al me present time to open the college 10 them
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SELLING HIS CHILD FOR $3.50.

CAMDEN, N. j., Dec. S.-Much excitement
has been caused in this city by tho discovery tnat
vellknowp resident has sold his child htte gri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

, MIR FORSTER SUFFERING FROM A RELAPSE
LONDON, Dec. S.-Mr W. L. Forster, VINO
bas hcen IN for some tme has had relapse and IL con
fined to bed His relatives have been sunmoned 10 h'
home at TOrquay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09
ma HAUL OF JEWELRY BY BURGLARS

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-The jcwelry store OF +. N
Marks Il Co., No. 1913 AGamsst' was eh'efe" Wy
burglars last night The vault WAS drilled n'o' 0 o''o
So 900 TO 900 were carried OIL There Is no co" "
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W r. VANDERBILT DEAD.
paLLJyG AT MIR. GARRET7'S FEET.
c,1DDEN AND DRAMATIC ENDING OF
REMARKABLE LIFE.

SINKING DOWN IN HIS LIBRARY WILL WILL i-'
Gagged IN PLEASANT CONVERSATIONS
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AEIINI VF \ UI"I
E,-roN Penu Dec : ,SpccidN. .-Dstrict- Attornc
teotce " Cescr WAS arrcstca to-day charged by {. u
Adams, liquor seller. with receiving $50 III SetIesn
,t nm ctIou llcged TO be pending against Adams 10
selling on sunday.