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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-11-14
saturdaY. Decelnber 5, ls
sheriff d Sale.
LEOPOLD KAuFMAN VS.. WIN. II. ROWE.

Fourteenth Ji4dietdl District Court, hyih q
CdlcGsie,t, State Of LoeisidaG.--No. $40.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Pillow Gears, at ]. w. BRFAN's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-11-14

Car load just arrived, all sizes. Can
fill bills complete. j. L. WILLIAMS. \
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COnstabIe's sale.

Third J,tstice'S Courf, GaieGsiea Parish, La.
Thomas Williams VS.. Schooner Emma
Thornton" and b. Sweeney, Owner.-No. =.
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William Meyer vs. Schooner emma Thorn
ton" and b. Sweeney, Owner.--No. %.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-11-14
satnrday, Deeember 5, 1855,
COnstabIe,s saIe.
Z. KAUgMAN Y. D. vAlFAlRAso.

Third J,lstiee's Caur, Oalcasieu RyisA, In.
No. -.
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Provisional 9yndie.
Lake Charles, a., OF 81 1875 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

DEMING, \. NJ, Dee. 2I.-Lcadlng men of
silver city held a meeting yesterday - devise rc''
for pr,-ccu,u. u war OF cNlcrmiuaton against the
murIcrous Apachcs. II was az hr't th'"Sh' tue "o'
,rppru would purchase forty or fifty booihoHnds 10
, -, I,ti,us bnth Generals Crook and Bradley
i,yorirg III. propo,Itlrn ~ the only rea!y atl'o'
,,rau. OF pursuing the red butchers. N"td WIS re-
r,,l from -.utc Fr that the army officers were WHINE
Ia recommend the employment ut bi'odl"un'S' uu.
,hnu,ht II would be several mohthS DrIoIe ll3 NNI
i,,,rf,rrut ynuld act upon their recommendation:
irunn learning this. the peop" ciltd the lrruht' h'
,rrniuri to raise money by subscription Tor thc lur
49,. a. u,rI, OF btooIhouuds ana for aglin "qulppng
md uniting tie local militia III the hrIl. "rtI NY
rlnchmru in attendance pledged over 9',"oo t"r VIC
rr,ts, a pckcd company OF 300 experienced lhulah
% im,neJatciy take the field and campaign the re
rnunIrr OF The WiuiCr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
ALLEGED ARISES IN An ASYLUM,

MONTREAL, Dee. 24 lSpccidD.- addition to
the horrors which have been pictured on account oi
smallpox having broken ont III Tongue ront' i'"'''o
Asylum. whero there about 1000 lunatics' harSh
,reatment I'M, lust come TO light young iuan whose
appetite for liquor was uncomfortable was placed 'ere
as "A private patient. but arterward admitted ~ uo'
ernment patient Being allowed considerable ir'edoW
nc crossed the road through the asylum gate without
any intention OF running away, when no WAS P'ao'" III
the idotic ward aud all attempts to get him taken away
from these incura1cs has been unavalllhg Even 'no
Government Inspector Dr. Howard, IL p'w'rcSS III tue
matter. In an Interview to-day pr lo""'u '"''
There is no supervision of private patients Inc INV
eui1ns H. hut II is not carried Out ANY S'", w."
might be placed IL lie asylum hnd KEPT 'lote u' a.,
dcHnit, time 1 have control over ptIN'tn P't''h'
and kuow nothing about thca. A] matters st'uu '''"
an far as the puwrr OF the Govrruhrnt OF Is oncci
n mailer how sane persons might be, they conlu 10
kept ia the asylum. &c.,, T., ,,.oo,onaJ IA, t,,o
Central BOARD uf Health with prosecution Iur
fused tu n,imt the doctors who we're srht Wy th" ~
-, ,acri,ate the inmates oi the ASYLUM ConsinrIhhlo
difficulty has bcen experienced III sdD'''''"s '"' ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
TO EXrEL GEEVAN.AMEWCA>
cnr1rING rnA G0rARNNENE

SHARP TRICK oF 4 sCOlCH FIRM r. IMPORT
GOODS AT Lrss TUAN iHIlE VALUE
Bo,roN, Dee. 24 0>pccidO.-IH E"od says
tbat a sharp practice which had been carried on sue
crssfuly for about years at this port has been
detected, amt stopped I'm the term or the present col
lector certain scotch firm had AN agent here VINO
did large business I'm supplying taors IN New England
and cl-ewherc with cloth. His method was To take
orouud If, samples ana secure orders for any quhhuy
r.ired IN some instances little as yard ana three-
ounrtcr. The bulk OF his orders were for quantities
rd~ fen wards Of kind. These orders were then Ned
y the firm abroad. who cut OF the required qlahutes
-uougrd the cloh ready To be laid upo" the cutter
tab.o and then inyoiccd the shipments at tho prices
o by them to 1uiacurcrs for the gooIs III oiS't
200 300 pieces This practice coming 10 the Coecor
attention. hc ~ once Investigated the SUBJECT ahd alt'r
a full hearing decided that the goods so cut OF ana
snougcl nad been advanced one stage toward couPr-
ron since leaving the manufacturer and must receive
an advanced valuation This advance was Fixed at III
r cent which decision confirmed by the treasury
D,u,rtmcrt and the advance has since been paced
urnu ,l similar goods The iuc incurred by underValu
,fou IN the prtcular lot OF cloths III regard TO Whch
the point was first raised amounted 70 some $1,000
which was paid after unsuccessful oiort to escape
penalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Dee. u (Spcc,dD.-F. Gcoiinon
returned to-day from Philadephia where h' mas o''"
lokng after the interests OF the Leblanc family ot Con
ttecoeur Sky years ago one "t the l'p'""' "'''l
euisr,trd TO the United states and settled III Phad'
,, r,.r, bc oroulred property outside OF the city
i,r,f. soon the city extended as to include the lie
blnnc propcrty. when Leblanc. who called hm''l
White died ms estate placed temporarily III the
hands OF trustees. Ills relatives "t 'ohoco"' "''
hoard Of ms demise consulted Mr. Geohroh ana ne u H
n.undeut that within short period lhe lInJ VIII 'o
nut i'm pu.Scssion of fortune oi over fl"V,uo" ,,,
fTrr oucla returns at Tie Health oHcc snow 'i't'
-, ,rr. mn nrath, from smallpox In the clty yeSt'r
av Two deaths from the dlsctS" Occur HIc" III 'Ic NUS
,tt,I. hnwcyrr. sud two at Str. CuhtGohuc.
roEo>ro, ont Dee. 2L-lhe Toronto brHhch o' 'h'
Irish National League has decided to send Sooo 10 l"'
Treasurer OF the American League. over 9-'ooo HIS
now been subscribed.
OrrurC Dec. 2I-Charges Of obtaining money uhucr
false proeuce> preferred by the National Bank against
Icgcr of the nsolvcnt dry goods firm or lrSor @ h
fro have been Withdrawn and LcSor Is rcieaSod Iro
custody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
swyyDLIyG WIN BoGr> CHECKS.

TOLEDO. ONO, Dee. 24.-Onc day last week
smooth faced young fellow, about twenty five years OF
ac, called at printing Office here anu had some cheeks
printed bearing the firm name OF C. B Bennett Co.,
brkcrs pgporting be of this city On nOtcheads tho
,,,es of nnrtners were given L. L. FurOsh and +.
II sterling, Those names all FICTITIOUS, and the
banking aonsc OF {. B. Bennett x Co. does not anu
never did exist in Toledo. The First National Bank re-
ccyed one or these the Falls city Bank OF
Iouisyllc ky Yesterday and another from the Farmers
and Droyer,' Bank of the same place. ne oeconu
National Bank also received OF one these checks from inc
New Albany MAI ional Bank at NcwAlOany, Ind These
hrre checks were for $500 each, and all were signed
v J. A. Denton and pay able To him. II Is tnonSht thae
tI. so-rn led Denton has accompllce here. who IN
RESPONSE to teegrams certhcs TO the existence OF hf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

PrrrsBrRG. Dee 2l Spc, iaO.-lhe Rev. WIZ.
covert trustee for the Western Pennsylvania claimants
70 the Harlem property started for NeWl"rh tonight
TO be present the llng OF the papers IN Tue 'eS' sun
which il TO be instituted at once. lie VIII also NSIt
,Ia,,, to look alter the IIarom Canal interest for
which the syndicate Las received a charter MI 90
vert sad: 81 forwarded my draft TINS morning ior
- go which iu part for the preliminary expenses
attending the suit which feel more than ever cohnuen'
that we Will win and what gives me more nope 10 to
fact that n suit almost duplicate Of ours was netIeo
IN th Nrw-N ork courts Oh October - Ih i'NO "a ''
ui,tntin r. fer TO the smith claim, AT hh!heirats,
nuv lslaud the patent for whlch was lNHuc' - 'u9
s.,'c Governor In the same year uONbl rs o"IS A"u
hanrs Tho same Identical language ~ tue pax "'s I"r
,n n oirry claimed by Us. except that thc Ocdhly Is
ain, rent 80 -. ,-.,,,i r,ro bccn snld for
- while the value Is only $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
DECISION N THE WoLF LAKE cASEs
LITIGATION ovrR \ SWAMP LAND CLAIM INVoLv-
1SG LARGE SUMS OF MONEY.


CuUC1Go. Dee. ~. Judge Gresham rendered
decision in the United states Circuit Court to-day IN
what l. known A, the Wolf Lake cases. which have been
I'm litigation for several years The case, Included tho
suits Of custer brought respectively by Mrs Isaac "
Hardin nrainst United states Treasurer Jordan; the
same against Cleveland and Il. II. Mitchell against
smalc In SO Mrs Hardu's father. William llobrooke,
now dead purchased three tracts Of land "c't of y'e
lake small basin OF water situated near the Indiana
line the tracts being In northeast quarter OF section
3o and the southeast OF section 10 and their eastern
boundary being the lake. Holbrookc occupied the lana
M To line drawn along a ridge Of highland. Between
I'M. line and the lake shore impossible swamp,
which ha, since been recovered aud purchased from tho
Government by the defendant, Jordan The complainant
asrestcd that when the Government decided the land It
intended that the lake shore should be the permanent
bouulary line and not the "iu,audcr" line which wa,
IN dc ON account II the inability ~ the surveyor To i'r-
form his work In The swamp Inc court ""Iu'u '"'7
claim. o., --.-.,.t.
UOihroukc also purchased and hall acres ot The
highland between Wolf aIl Hyde itk"-. tit western
hnI,b,l,ry lrIpr the ucA!cr Auc, aud his daughter
aIlcy,, that reclaimed land between IN" lh' hI
IIytIe occupied by Mr. Cleveland, was flght
fully hers Judge Gresham decided akAh't Her %" we
grouud tnat 10 was Improbable that the Government !
would, la ceiling such small lIcc" As Two hhh " l1
acres a. ctr the extensive tract 70 tho "r'l
The third ca-r Mitchell against -mAc, W's Gc'id'd III
acres IN section and hc ncld that al Tue hh 10 Tue
south OF tie mraudcr line bounding his h"dluE "c
lonrd To- HIM The decision 30 the case was on th same
i,rouud that 4 IiArilu agau-t 'NtIdud' y ~
fr uolnt Ia the case that the Government Ldd no
rirut la sell swamp land 9uhNrqrut 10 sou "H' sue u
I,u MS ccu.d 10 tic states 10y special h'l ul
Courrcz. the decision Affects Immense 7Hh7 "' H'"')
and furnishes precedent for tho decision of such cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
OFFENSIVE INp HIES>IrE rlFHSiSS

MILWAUKEE, Wi-, Dec. 2l-Am"ng Prcsi-
dent Clevc.aud's appointments before the meeting oil
Cougrc., was that Of Dr. E,crhard A. postmaster "t
Ripon The appointec received his commission but
failed TO qualify before Conrc'- convened l"7 NOR"
ing Dr. LycrAard appeared at the office, pfc-entrd h-
co,,..iou and the discharge paper Of the Old post
master and demanded chat the office bee turr" over to
him. HIS demand was Ignored. and he Was Kicked into
the street by the present incumbent OF the ONCE VINO
b,. held the po- it ion for the last four years.
Bo-foS Dee. 2l.-N. ". bingham. special agent "t
the TREASURY has written letter to Supervising Agent
Marlin declining 20 resign, requested hy Tie latter.
III. grounds for declining are that hi- office is IN no sense
political or parti.au and that his long term OF iath"
service and freedom from active political p1rilaAnSh
eutite him 10 continue iIl his present position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
DID HE DIE FhOM HEAET FAILUREf
THE CORONER TO INVESTIGATE THE CAsE-Sl"Hi
OF The DOCToR's ASSISTANT

OF The DOCTORS ASSISTANT.
Coroner Menninger, of Brooklyn, is making Il
searching Investigation In regard to the death OIL WI
fan, Rooncy boy OF nine years, who died on Tuesday
at his home No. 3l2 Baltc-st., Brooklyn WHO uuu
going an operation for the removal oil tumor No'"
bts mock The Coroner has learned some facts III Ie
gard TO the operation which lie Will call upon to d"
tending physicians to explain at the inquest On ''
ary D. DIR. W. A. Watson, OF No 2Ol South f'en'n-''''
in the death certificate puts the cause OF uea'n 40
heart failure Mrs Rooney the boys mother teIlS 'o
Coroner that DR.. Watson recommended 10 hor pS =
friend who said that he was skllfui "tunor DOCTOR
and after some persuason she called him H. The doctor
said that the swelling i'll the glands oi the ooS uo''
was n tumor and that n surgical operation "o'u "
necessary to remove IT. a few u"yS l"'''
he called with Dr. Hanna anu '"0S
left tonic for the boy labelled "Dr IIanna's Blood
Purifying Tonic Price One Dollar" It was given TO the
hoy "a they directed On Tuesday they called gam 10
ncrf,rm the opcraon. 4 dose OF tho tonic was gwen
first and then boy put under the ihhlehoo VI
ether and the tumor was cut ont. The mother thhhs
that he was unconscious for hour and half An at
tempt was made revive him by putting hot water Oh
his chest, but it not successful
Coroner Menninscr says that 1t was the strahEe9V
niece of srrca work he has ever heard of IN his mr
cal practice his experience as Coroner. lc HAS
summoned jnry OF exceptional intelligence t. inquire
mio the case The mother says that h'r ION was ~ ~
weak condition when the operation was pcrI" H.
family physlclau was not consulted in the matter He
SAY the boy W. unit 10 De oltldl'l uloH. -,
0n the door OF an Office at No l.3|2 Myrt!e-aVc e.
Erookyn are the names Dr W. \. Watson ana fioI
] Hanna" The latter. who Is hN!-H,c
wears od, denied last evening That h'
was physician. put sMd I th%t ,r,,,o ~ ~
~ncciaity of the removal of cancers and tape worms
lie declared That Dr. Watson performed III" OPERATION
upon the hoy sktfuly. His own pa VA
sinIply To assist Dr. Watson and hc handed MIN
the spunct-. The tumor removed was ~
ir,o ~ 80, c-p and IL being behind tho ear,
fhc oprration was exceptionally dangerous. "A 10 re-
yIyiu tie patient under the influence "f ether ny cT
VI la, sptIt a
rrv and that Dr. Watson had used II success
fully number or times. The hr-t tImc tnr
srcond time the attempt unsucccSsiul A- 10 .H'
title prof. on his sign, Mr. Hanna SAID th't DF' ""'
| L..l,.. iI-.Ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
LONG STORY MADE SHORT.
SMART GAMBLERS PLUCKING A FINE YUM"
CHRISTMAS BIRD DOWN EAST.


CHRISTMAS BIRD DOWN EAST
BosToy. Dec. "a (SpccidO. Fred Story, n
wealthy young man of Yarmouth, Me-. is extensively
Interested in shipping and 1t is said. receives remit
tance Of something like - 900 month from Ehgiau'
He has spent few thousands to satisfy his low Io
lorsenesh in the purchase of fast trotter Nheh lo
troting season was over he was Obliged TO spend DIS
80 900 monthly remittance In some other way LAW
renee gamblers made his acquaintance III the course "
,hc circuit races AMI marked him ripe enough 10 DO
plucked few days ago Story was successfully st'cre
mn to Towrence where, being excessively fond OF
hI,,irls he had game or two with sleek young man
In duc time a quiet little OF poker was suggested
If was fouI-handed game the fourth man being inc
proprietor of the hotel. .
The Yarmouth man dropped $l,10O ut the two SI'-
tings and then perceived that it was "brace game
and that he was being feeced of his money But lie s'
nothing, and allowed the Lawrence sharper' to thhA
that he had no suspicion that anything was wrong
Then he said to himself. know game worth two OF
that" and came to Boston. He had Oceh pIte''
but made up his mind that he wouId 'uIh p'''i'
So he looked over all the Boston card sharpcrs lot
partner with the nteution of going back to Lawrence
capturing all tho stakes cleaning out the snarPS anu
teaching them lesson they would not FORGET LOT Soo
time Finally he picked out skilful manipnaior' one
rhor who is said TO be one OF the best pokcrpayerS IN
this country Fisher recently can from Chicago whefe
he made the gamblers OF that city turn their pockets III
side out story was ubiant at the thought OF getting
square and after posting" Fisher they went to Law"
renee.
Story introduced Fisher and the great battle win
cards began Fisher staked by Storywho had Sl'oo
in his pocket to pirayze the Lawrence men with IL Is
alleged that the Chicago gambler forsook story ana
mined fortunes with the Lawrence The result was
that I'm short time story lost his Sl0O story was 80
determined to ght to the death that he stacd MS SI
studs cuff buttons and watch all OF which he lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
s,,ppp,Styo rUp tvrLPROHIBITION NISTS

ATLANTA. Dee. 2l (SpecidD.- Surprise was
felt I'm the court room today when Judge Clarke refused
TO grant the restraining Judge C"lhou rou u'
nring the result of the election No sooner "d
,h r1,e s,shd tbe words OF his refusal than Judge
calhoun hastily took roll Of paper out OF his pocket
aud. signing 1t. cried Gu:
The result is declared. have signed H. 49,,
Another contest was served upon MN iinmc""'0'9'
but hr grmly answered:
You too late. .,.- -. n..,.t,,,,o,-
A u,udImu, was asked for To compel talhoun 10
istnp m tr contest ON ground that ho showed IN
decent haste I'm signing the order before counsel had tle
to ,ct Thc mandanus will be heard on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
nrrLlNa roR TNE NrApARER 0F LAwTON.

HTNIING FOH IHk u HBEHE! VI Ia '4'-''
NEW BEDFORD, Dec. 2l.-A number Oh ar
rests have been made in connection with the musier Oh
N.ls,, ! avian whose body found yesterday
I'm WAGON on the rad between flaihN'He auu
Acushnct Cy butall The prisoners have oeeh schltSeu
for lc OF evidence. Detectives went to "Teh'm thS
noralug There the murder is suppo,ct 10 nave oeeh
committed They were accompanied % Oro'h9r o' tHo
murdered man. point near Black uores fohd ana
,nt , mile from Warcham they found, by the side OF
nt - tree "A number Ot leaves similar - some La"loh
b, placrd m his egg boxes and II Is thon-h d' ailer
thr uurlcr had been committed TIE uoArs "etv 'dAru
n M trre and tho leaves tmpUcd ou OF them, the mar
lrrrr> object ben to get possession o! p"s "a CON M
which Iawton kept hd IN ohe oI the noNeS. ~ % tnis
80, $50 we're tolnd tracks made by the wagon Nheh
II turned Oh the woods Int there were no sSps 70
.n,,N where out aEdu. Ia top OK thc t'"o.it
~ tuu's wagon WAS found IN the road near 'ch Stt
Ccnrr Yesterday an brOu sht 20 tAi> cU. ms SHOWS
that the wagon MAS driven through ''"' Wv" ' w
murltT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
,,rcnrry ~ rUE CRESCENT CITY.

Nrw-ORLEANS, Dee. 21 (SpccidO.-Iwo muir
der, we're committed IN this city to-day Ben Ice AL
aged colorcd man living in the suburbs was RHeu ol
lanes Jackson, aided by Nose Williams Jackson ana
y,il,,u,s who ara both colorcd. had a difficulty some
time ago with Lee, and to-day they went to his houso
and called the old man out. As soon as he appeared
Jackson began firing revolver NJ MN ana Sio' uin m
t,rira i'm tlo left sdr uficug wounds from Wuch uc
Lird I'm "A few moments. Lees son appeared on lne
scene and the fed TO The swampS And nave Hot
been captured. . ~ -, r,,ro, . and
the victim was Bob Bell who was shot twice III the "IvH
I,d ,lmoSt instantly killed by william Casey, hlS
LInthrr-inaw. The Casey brothers say that B.H Mns
drunk aud was beating MS wlie th"Ir SlSter Nn y
William Casey when the latter shot ana klIct n,'i @
Mrs Bell denies this statement ANA declares ti.' ~
I'm hand Ii ld weapon, and that ho WAS ilteu
of somo words which passed between bcIl anu Ho'
hrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
MASSACHUSETTS, SAYINGS BANKS.

Bosrox, Dec. 24-The Savings Bank Com
msoners IN their report for the year endod October
81 say the nuber OF banks increased by three over
that ss4 exception all are In good con
ditIon OF l06 banks 10 declared ordinary dividends
OF per cent Of "a per cent. II 4i2 per cent OF
al per cent l23 Of per cent, Of 3% per cent OF 2
gatiHg $l7s, ,22O Sl5 the amount OF T2oOS73l Is III
vested at per cent, S37.S79,623 at q per cent,
100 al 5a per cent Y56, al per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
com wArER fOR Converts.

READING, Penn, Dec. - lSpoc'dl. "A strange
scene was witnessed hcrc in the Schuy.kl River ths
afternoon when the Rev. ". b. Mus-cman Of the Men
MONTE Brethren in Christ, baptized four persons In cy
cold water. One OF them va, Miss ImIna showers II
vouDp woman who has been afflicted with spine disease
and has not been able walk for many ycar- she Was
driven IN tho river bank IN cab When her turn came
the rniscr took her up h- arms and win the al,
ouce of another person carried her into the wacr me
nuug woman saws she has received renewed hifchgh H.
and some OF her friends believe she Will hc rhI'Iy
cured by faith and prayer. Mr MusSelmah i st!oDR
adyocaic Of faith cure, and ho Is DdptLhg converts III
the river almost daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
THEIR BODIES FOUND PACKED II THE snow

DENVER. Col, Dee. PA dispatch TO
The Acrs from silvertOn says: The bodies OF burAe
Uovcy ANA j. NJ. scales, the Two miners WI" were i"i
,r,.ou.d m the Prodi.al son Nj Tuesday by snow
, ,re found at A late hour last night at the bottom
~ fine shaft Both bodies packed IN the snow as Ia
mould Hoyey was found standing upright on pieee
f timber six feet the bottom OF the shatt while
scales WAS found starding at the bottom OF the smart
Tno latter had candle IN his lef Rand ana WAS SAau"s
his eyes with his right and looking though to see
,,l,t ,sas c,uiu. down the mine. From appearances
tbcir death must have been instantaneous. scales
wa. froin Orange Texas. and ovcy from WOODSTOCK
N.y ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
HOM SHE GOI or VIM MN FLINDfk

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dee. p (NPccHh.
Elizabeth Warner the wife Of a deacon at ChGndon'
Oblo came Ia Cleveland day or two ago to
do some Clriztmns shopping. floor walker Ia a dN
goods house In Euclid ave noticed suspicious conduct
on the part of the woman and an investigation Ioo"eu
showing her 10 be possession OF large quantity OF
d solcn from nearly every leading house the city,
Her cloak was fitted at the back with cApncious fHc
pockc in which stored her punder Only one hrm
complained against and at the hearing 0t Inc case
to-day she was OF with hGc the Judge yielding 10
the request the prosecuting rm not 10 mprisoh hcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
rRorR1r WITH KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 24 lSpecidb.-Three wagon
and cutter manufacturing firms in Homer. Cortland
countv empoying an aggregate force Of 400 men, are
m lorgerheads with their workmen over the refusal Oh
he latter to withdraw from the Knights OF Labor lodge
iu this village. Their WORKS closed every year IN
November and open again IN January. Official notice
~ nub- -hed recently the effect that no empoymeht
viii he given to members OF the order wheh WorA Is re-
sun,ed next month. number OF employees VINO nave
hon y,ruC al od Jobs since November have Just Deeh
ischarged Unless the manufacturers receIe RON elr
rrSn position 1t Is thought that large factory WI" po
started on the cooperative p,dl