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FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Baltic In which tho Scrvi.
ans arc Victorious.
i.rribic firc ~ ri,'noath. Iast.nd. a
Nomb.r "a Ltvcs lost

BELoaApr. Decon,bcr A-A telegram
from the front start- that a tong and
bloody engagement took place Yesterday
between tbc sorv,ans aud nulsar ans. Tho
town 81 Ncilkl lfoor was " rostud from tho
possession of two battalion. belonging To
the Prot piv,gon of tho bulgarian army,
who Rtiackcd tho Sprviaus Cpon tludins
themselves outnumherrd the Rulgarians
mHd. signs that thcy wished to surrender
Iho Scrviana, who wsru mostly elderly
mon belonging u tho second reserve.
shouted Ia roply ''Nou have
already doludcd out chtIdrvn
tmcaning the youths uf tho fir,t rosorvei IA,
that fashion but YOU eau not deceive a. y
ln.truP9n They charged the bnganans
WIN tue hhNuhot. scattering thom ~ every
dtrvctiun The Buignriaus lru many load
aud wounded ou The fieid Tho korv iaus
cleima brilliant victory Much nnthusins,n
man,t"st 'n belgrade over the trccyss
LoNpoN. Drccmbor l3 IA nrc rhich
ohusvd fearful lose of lir- pucut1,,d To-
night ~ Plymouth. Tho firc broke out tn
t"uemont house Ia Love street. n unrfoV
thorou ghioio in tho siuuis. devoted toaall.
on lodging houarG, cheap tnyerns. and toll
ana riCketN toncments hoat oi tho us,.u.
pants of Tho tenement vsro aalo.p
whom tho tirc atHrtui Those who d, ,ra
awake or ~gru awakened hy the tumnlt
mhdo ftantic effort go s4cnpn ln most
cases their terror nyuYpoNerod their r.e-
,''1,, ,op; and thcy ,."scnpcd trom ths burning
buildlng only g. meet drnth on
tho pavement One man wna Instantly
KILLED and crushed beyond trrornf.
ton by jumping frun n fourth stot.v Gin.
dow SO the sidewalk Many of the i,,,lrers
threw mattrcases nnd pthet artirlrs oT ited.
ding upon The ground aud Jumped ufou
them from q huigbt ~ forty fcct one ID ia
was Killed in this way. and severnl n,.t,
aud women bad legs aud arms brek.u.
lhr ttro nFchu"s sore crowded with house.
hpld gordH ani Wclo USELESS MANY pittful
Sighis wrrv witnessed hy the large cfo al
ns.omhlcd 10 the streets hut powatirul
~ hclp On" ipdKcr, "a young nnu nnfnr,l
bickiotd. clung 10 window sill for
several MINUTES with his little sister undnr
hts arm n lac hnd been alone ie could
have dropped a. tho street in comi,arnttye
safety, hiit the child had sWnonad aud - n
dohj '"ight ~ last ho bad 10 ipt no hls
bold, iut he managed to fail in such a
way that th" little glri foil On TOP af btm.
bVth hts legs ar" broken md hiH Fiiino IN.
lur"f ~" h. also terribly burned about
III" tnca aud bands by the flninu. ,vhlrl,
surrounded him before lao Ttll Tho
child o. badly burned. but will recover
The tr'm"n worked hrrolcaliy Savernl ~
th"u we're deWil"f 90 eutor tho burning
huiiiing which wus then n gorttnile fnr.
mace - fr'' nud refcuo tho SURVIVOR.
lhoH" lti" rori plunged into tho aarthing
fhnics. followed hy the pipcinen who kept
paying iho hose upon them and upon each
other ~ this way several lives ~cr.
saved After the fro was sgttugut4ied
twelve bpdicH wore found burned 10 "A rtt.u
Two iVitpn are still missing.
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TURKEY TALKS BACK,
And Warns Austria TO Go no Fur
ther.
Asserts Her Rights and L. Prepared 60 Re.
inforec bstgsris's Army.

soris, pe0mber il.-DiSpatche. from
Pirot state that yestcrtl.y's fi,btins ,,..
forced by the Scivians IL WAS mo-, Primo,
A'eSanacr's intention 10 make an, to,,,.,,,
movement until this morning Thrco Ser.
Nisn Scsortors were brought 10 IA. general
me- .dquSrtcr- yesterday afternoon AZ four
O'Clock and gave information OF the impena.
lng attack They deserted tho might prcviou.
from division stationed five miles from
Nissa. Ths was tho cnusc of the hur,l.,I A.
phttul" ~ TROOPS from Pirot last ov.nl,s =,
sunset The three threat tened tuints ,,cra
~ heioi' lated, iSvor, Kravoio, and NJ
NiNn"i"s' The SciNians were rcpuls.,l h,
each case leaving 40 prisoners and 49,,
pieces OF aluliciy in huIen,i,n hsnJs
Mu~tapha PalRnkn Was oc.uni,j ,lI.
~n,,,n p,",'nng ate, alter sharp fight, tho scryIan
A".'' '-Nh i'ce'ng IN disorder The Bulsn
Ilnn position Is naturally a strong one
WIN the Virok River In mont ami ,hc
man ridge Of tue BALKANS imtn.Lia,cI,
80, 'non rear, Il evidently the
h"nk movement and capture the railroad
~ ''y rear OF NisSa, thus cutting off All
s"'l'irs or communication with E.lgrndc
~ ~ t"e intetior Tho SerV iaus. 10 prevent
tu's' Nul nave TO attack the bulgarian uno
3t 3t {" lenses - stop the advance To attack
iii"' world be useless The fighting will
thNe r" ~ veal MuStRpha Pnlankn Ibero
H. snoe oi more fighting this morn
-.
peIt.c Tor Nirsn will take place nj a point
W m'ies north OF tho city and predict ia
s"pi"'nuon within tho next twenty. four
,""tr. To-day 91O1urkish volunteers Jeff
Ior ilf0L u H. r'iinOred that TIA. Run-ians
~" ticruthg Ia occupy the Widdin dis
tilc1 nnd dispatch from Philha,or oils
e.st.s th't the Porte, in view of the
foNival ot hosiilit,es. has consent.d to do.
.Sr IufthSi nction ON the Roumeljan ques-
'ioh Tor Tho present.
VIENNA, December n Tho Turkish Min
ister hns notified the Government that IN
,nS Rustiihn troops cross the borfcr tho
Sulian viii conHidor a direct nffront To
no Suuans prcrOgativcs, aud Turkish
IoOps viii Immediately invade Servia
NOM tho south, seize Biikop. and form n
iIhcton with the Bulgarians at Ntssn
IA" lurAs have one hundred thousand
tnen on the frontier, and it is under.
STOOD mat thuy contemplate making
~ hnilnr movement through Roumanie
Ahc situation II 80 threatening to Austrian
pIcsligo That the Emperor and King Milan
nnN" heen Ia commuuion all the morning
~ twooclock this afternoon IL was sutbof.
.thtlNeiy announced hero that King Milan
nau addressed a note TO all the Powers 40
l'itihs their opinion es % lust settle.
lh'ht OF tho bulgarian demands, and n
pio'hise 10 abide by such decision
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CERLDO WAYNE co. VIVA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER H. 1855
A SEWER CAVES IN.
-Four Men Killed sod Three Other. Nor
tally Wounded.

AKnoS, o, December p.--Iate this after.
noon sewer which was being constructed
cavcd in, burying seven laborvr-, four OF
whom were crushed to death. and three
Others injured no badly that they will
probably die. The cave occurred without
moments Warning. Tho ground, which
had boon frosen Tor two or three days. was
softcned 10y thaw to-day. Three OF the
men were standing On a scsffoldlng and tho
four others AZ the bottom OF the sewer.
OF twenty-five fcct suddenly ih.
tmbcrs began cracking aud the water.
soaked earth fur a distance of twopty foot
on each SD" OF the sewer rolled down upon
the unfortunate workmcn. Win M,tili
one OF the men on the scafiold escaped
out nll the Others were caught hy the mass
OF umb"fr and earth. A great crowd of
people aoon assembled Tho eronns OF
the mon who were but partially
buried were hcartrepIing They called
Tor assistance, but Tor some time no
one would venture near tho hole Finally
n iefge tOrce OF men wns Sct to work with
shovels, aud Ia half an hour two OF the Vlo.
Tins were taken out. They were vet alive
but In terrible agony Another hour OF dig.
gtng tought them t. n third man v'hose
Kr"ans had guided the rcscuingp party Near
hiin was found the hody of n fourth man
dead. ltbcing apparent at that time iiiat the
Others were dead the search WAS nhandoned
Tor the night. The list of the Killed and
Wounded IA ~ follows Max Hus"n.wcg
age ~, single, dead Henry Frigntt, dead
unknown Italian, dead, unknown Italian
dead John Wyckoff. ngo ~, married chtat
and abdomen crushed aud leg broken; viii
die. henty Walter age ~, married, log,
crushed nnd scnlI wound. may recover.
Augustus krvbat, ngc 9s. believed To- h.
fatally in iurod
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RIOTOUS MINERS.
Ten Men InIured ia tho Melee. one Of
whom viii Di..

PirrsHuRCH. Pa, December iO.-Pinc
Run was tho scene Of another riot this
morning between the striking coal miners
aud the men who have boon working for
the past two weeks al the reduced wnges.
This morning, about hnlfpnst o'clock.
when about twenty iivo miners we're on
their way 90 work In Lynne mines, -
squad OF two hundred masked mon met
thcm and demanded that they return To
their homes. This they refused TO do.
and the mob then made an attack
upon them with clubs. sticks and stones
The riot lnstcd two hours, aud about ten
men were injured. One OF them, New.
ton Campbell, n driver, was set upon by
Sly strikers aud beaten 20 insensiiility
HIS Injuries are fatal Richard Hall and
samuel NJ ford were also seriously in iured
The others got away with slight cuts and
bruises. After standing their gruuud
for nearly two hours, the non-uDion.
lists were driven Off and fled 20 places Of
safety. The strikers then stayed IN tho vi.
cinity OF the mines until daJ break, waiting
on more miners To come TO work but none
made their appearance The mob .hen
wedged the switch of the private coal road
running % the mine and disappeared over
the hills. train coming along q abort
time later was thrown frOn the track
aud the engine upturnsd, hut no one was
hurt AUotber outbreak IL looked for TO
morrow morning. The strikers camped in
the woods some distance from the ntlnea
hut viii not allow any one 90 approach
them. The people living In the vicinity
are greatly alarmed and fear a general
raid along the river.
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FIENDISTI.
Johanna" Treatment to which T.rm Dot
fhnpnr- Were snblecIrh

fnhuuan Treatment To- which Yarn, Ont
FNuPer- Were Subjected
RrMEti, Mass, December 49, For many
months there have been rumors afloat OF
cruel Treatment Of the town paupon. by
KeeimrCbapinnu, who hns Tor thro. ycnf-. itd
OF the town. poor nt Au avorage 81 about
seventy five dollars year Tor each pnufer
Ia" Sriectmon have persistently denicd tbs,
r"niors Two officers of the stat Isoard
"t Health Lunnry aud Charity
have just compieted an inves-
ugniion Hofne 81 the details of their -.
port ar" too revolving FOR publication The
insiwrtpfF found nth abOunding and
Hl"trhs7 -" ipathsoine Tor human endu
t"ncr Npt Few ~ the inmates had for
lrdH nothing hut q pillar ~ busaa upon the
ii"pr nhd f0r covering only Old clothing
I,J"n such ted 90 ng'J man named
ihpfHpFon died without ufirnftnn Tho
food provided him wns unro.k.i corn
fueni mixed with wnter starvation
rather than disease or old nQc hasteped
hiH death ~ D. alleged that in bis last
moment ho rnllrd fur water T., cn1i hfa
larrird ips, but though his cries we're
1rnrd ~ pnssersby none wont o. his aid.
Not long ago another infnnta once "a ,,fs,t,
rTiy owner ~ tho town. died slmiinrfs of a
terrible disease One mum a schfs,l teacher
md public lecturer after enduring n-.auits
snd hunger finally rHn away Tb. gsnorni
fare ~ tho paupers Wa found T., g. of a
par with that given 90 the ab0vo deseftfs-d
eases The SsicefmeB arr chafgi.d psifi fry.
ing q htlt of tiu pnupsrs - grt rii ~
them
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A TERRIBLE CASE.
a Mother and CHILD who win Both ID
FROM Eaposure to the Cold.

Mother and ChiId who win Both Die
FROM Exposure to the Cold.
bURldNoroS, IA, December ia pitlfuI
case Of exposure and suffering was report
ed last night. A party u French Canadians
came 10 the city on Monday last, consisting
OF two men, two women and half dozen or
more children bnre-footed and ragged The
party were travelling in two GOV.
cred carts, and had v,ifb them
Two bean with which the men
gave exhibitions on the streets, while the
WOinrn and children solicited aims The
party were ca route from the North 70 ~
LOUIS and left on Tuesday for the South
he"terlay two ladies passing along the
foHd discovered The party eucamucd fu
open tents about six miles south II this
eityl where one Of the women had given
nifth 70 child both the infant and mother
iyng on the bare and frozen ground The
ladies bad the mother aud chiid removed
70 place Of shelter, but both ViIl undoubf-
ediy die from their terrible exposure
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A MONTANA TRAGEDY
~" 80" 80 - N"rma" ni-hop Kiu- -
I.rt.nns an,I IIl.m Gnlnn.lIa ani.i.in

IT." 30" 80 N"r"a" ni-h"p KuI- T.s
i"f-""s and then Commits -Hictda.
Dufoy " T.. Dccnmi,rr 10 Nhor,tv
nfier midnight last uigbt M0.es Aprfisnn.
on" ~ rho prorgietors - ihs Havada "a
lopu in this town. was si,0ut closing tiia
saloOn iDr the night 60 iufttei s,fysrat
p"fties ~ take drink With mm Among
tho crowd was Eanihior by ths nHina ~
Hiram ferry While ths drinks ssrrr a.,
ing a"t np n woman named Franti, iiiIay
cHfno in md wns iugftsd Ag Hmu..,n
- l0in the pnrfY BOO nu rs .ief sfift
per The W0funt rtart"d fii advance - thn
rrp~h. and The whole pary asonpt Perry
tfsHt into restaurant Af1,uf the Time
N"iriEon Turned frfm the risfk'a dsek
Perry h'gnu - if-e s0nip niiistre fangua1s.
toward hnrrifGn md the Nnnian Nor
riErn stopped 0utsidf tbo dfsif and Perry
said y hnvc notion 90 kfi wa
and her Hnd fnyss'lf nud eiid this
trnuiJie." Rud ~ be- spoke drew d layrr
army pistol nud sbGi Mrfiassn thr hail sl,
tcfiHg lsflnw the ieft eye iJ,nih vs. in
s,sntnnefHS Perry then furus.f add ffrr.f
~ ile N"fnnn, NhO was rstfratiug through
tho lncA dD5r ~ ihr restaurant Hia aim
~ns gGDfl, hst snfne one tatg the regtHser
irvried IN that diurtIon md puiied she
woman aside Tho tall sfaffafesi hrf rtsf,f
ann Perry rbeu placed the plstsd to Biz
pssn iirHd and hirW out bis trains
Dr flrlfnnn nugiufstssf fhe psanianfs arm,
Md she o. thought 81 o. 90 danger ~
dying Tho w1iHan. lraiGuay and ahi.kv
played their usual part=. md plsyffl fbern
veil Morrison ens liked very much and
Nas well known smDng Wss.fs.rn Tiulifieians
He ran Tor Assessor - iisa scr ~ f.fsunfy
last spring Hiram Perry. tte murderer
and suicide. Was raised 10 Ogflen. Utah.
md was the son - Hnfuun hi.hrp ami
Vas stont tw.uty eight years n sFa
When mere bsIY the franfH f5r rambling
RDt tho better - hiw and b. iasr.afii,t n
professional
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Murdered and Made int, puaoI,o,

hoME, December 0--rbe trial commenced
here to-day of butcher named TorEi aud
his wife, son and daughter, Who are charged
with the murder OF one roggi, also a
butcher. The motives for the crime we're
trade Jealousy md family disputes Poggi
was entrnpped into TOzzi's cellar, where
the niurdnI was committed The body of
the victim wac cut into pieces, and the
remains were scHttored ia suburban
wood. The blood vas boiled iuto black
puddinRs, which we're sold In Tuyzi's sb1p
The son maar confession 20 day lie mar
rated the story Ia court with cool biooded
cynicistn which provoked howl of fury
the audience yelling Away with him l..
the schtfold ~ Ia reply the murderer taunt-
iugly screamed, Here sm; tear mo u
pieces l The terrible story has created in
tensc oAcItsmonl thfonR hnnl tho CITY
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Family DyIno From rrIchInosI.

IAHEnrus, Pa, December 10 About two
weeks ago the family % Frederick Hans.
meyer weil-tod do family % this vicinity.
ate heartily of q salad ~ ahfcb raw porL
chopped une was one of the principaf in
2fedienis Last Friday woek The entire
family consisting ~ the fsther and mother.
thfea sons sud three daughter, Tere sud
denly seised y ith terrible ilines. Yss
tcrdny Frederick. aged twenty gcnrs. died
~ Efest agony. John tbe seccnd s0H h.
through the night. and the ret are az The
point - death
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VANDERBILT.
The last sad Services over the Dead
neyking-rhe widow ProstraLsd.

The last sad Services over the Dead
Money-kIng-rhe widow Prostrat@d.
NEw NoHE, December 1.-The sad rites
oi death over the remains of W. r. Van
deibiit were begun this morning when the
body Of the deceased was removed from
the ice box In which II has rested since
Tuesday, 20 the coffin Of cedar. covered
with black broadcloth The coffin was then
taken To the bedroom on the east side of the
mouse. Pray ers wore said beside the re-
MAINS only Mrs. Vanderbilt aud her children
being present Tho body was then taken TO
St Bartholomew Church, where touching
services were held. being conducted Nv
REV Dr, Cooke. Airs. Nanderbilt was TOO
greatly prostfated 90 attend the church
services, The following gentlemen acted
as pall-hearers. walking on either side /.
SSemuel J. Berger, Chauncey NJ. Depew, J
fierrepOnt Morgan. 4. 4. Clarke. Charles
n. tapello, John r. Brady. william Turn
bull William l.. Scott, William Bliss. ID
Caldwell
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sERvIANs RnpuLsHp.
They Attack the nolga' isns at rhree ~,
fcrcnt roiuta.


fcr"nt roiuts.
LoNpoN, December iO.-1ho Servisns 10.
day attacked the Bulgarian outpost mt ~
Nicholas, Izoor and Krivofer, aud were 70.
pulsed Mt all points The extension OF for
ty-eight hours which Prince Alexander
gave 10 King Milan Ia which TO reply To
the formers countorproposal Of ponce ex.
pired at noon to-day The SeiVian King
sent no reply 10 the bulgarian terms, but
definitely broke the truce by ronswinR hos.
tilitics, ae stated above. The Sery ian army
~ now echoloncd between Nssn aud tho nj.
mok River facing the bulgarian arm which
occupies strongly intr.nched position
stretching nom firoi % a point about ten
miles To- the northwest, with its left resting
ON Prot The conditions are favorable
for general engagement aud 10 is not iIn.
probable that fighting ON a large scale viii
begin nt daybtcnk tomorrow morning
frinco AieNendc commands his troope In
person, but King MILAN hah TUNED ovor
the chief command 81 his army 20 Colonel
Hnrvctovitch. The Bulgarian Prince sa,.
he VIII have no more pnrleyinE with the
enemy until he has captured Nisch when
he VIII dictate terms of peace in that me
tropolis OF Southern SciNia
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MoRMoNIsMs DEArH-BLow

Edmunds Preparing . Bln 10 Take Charge
OF the operty Of the Church.
WAsHiSoroS, December iO.-It Is said
That Senator EdmUnds is preparing bill
intended 10 destroy MormODism altogether
IL declares the set Of the state OF Deserot
incorporating the church, uncousti-
tutional aud void. The ternpor.
al property OF the church Is ~ be
placed In charge Of trustees 20 be appointed
by the President, who are 70 wind Hp lis az
iairs ana sell the property, the proceed 10
be applied - public school funds The
property actually used Tor purpose Of
WORSHIP is exempted from the operation of
the act. IL is believed that II passed the
bill will by depriviDg the chdrch of IL
temporal power, be tho death blow 20
pOiygamous MormOnizm.
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De aih Ola era1Rrnun

~ i/"fe. Ds'eusi,er i3 non q Cratz
broFn dief 10 his residenre in Ksrt wood
sniHlfh ~ this rity GOO. morn
trg "i purumunin, complicated uIfh frart
1i-rHF" HErd ffty nine years Nr Hrorsn
Was prominent figure in fhe fslfffr.. ~
thl- N,"t' tpf number nf Frart aufi also
earned natioual rftanafsou a. .r~-rf
Que term iu tfo = s Senufe ais ir, f..I
= ~ nnfninatsd - Nfae President % the
Duitsi states ou thr Grciy ticket
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DtltsF. Tx, pccsntsr 81 -Prof r, *
Wstbey. t6s ooiored prhcipal u tbe nal
.as puhif scsoois. lss usd-rtaksu q project
locEnE ~ Goo colorir8 lrr 20 siraf HaI
rniDfrf families Il HraB.rl. Counts. I.r.Is
4hf rlan is - purrhass. 10000 rrr.. III
tarI. ir boz many aIpIr. .4fI.t.. az f..f
frYni tesItIsru f.rfrfs
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A Victory for the Mnrman.

WAsHfSOTOS, December il.-DeleRate
Caine, OF Utah, this evening received a
dispatch from Salt Lake stating that Chief
Justice Zane in the case of Deputy u Is
Marshal NandercoOk, arrested on the dh
inst charged under the Territorial Btat-
utes with lewdness. bad susfaineI tle Tefri.
torial law, which makes tie Offsnse named
a miademoanOT. This decision says Dele
gate Caine, has q direct bearing on large
number Of cases Of a similar kind
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sasasn Os.Ih Ahsr TaIE.na % b. ssblsci

NEw YORE, December ii.-sauuel W
Petchen fell down The stairway Of the
Brooklyn club last evening and WAS in-
stautly killed. His neck was broken he
bad just left the parl0r, where he bad been
engaged in converaation With Judge Pratt
and Senator Pierce On the subject 0f the
sudden death Of Mr. Vanderbilt Nr
Patcben was member of the stock TX
change. wealthy and pOpular
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The Chinese nust es.

hAchAN1Ero. CAT. December II "A largs
and enthusiastic joint meetinK Of business
and workingmen Was held here last night
% discuss plan for forcing the Chinese
from Toe avenues oi labor now beld by
them. Adreasea were ulade by uumbsr
q prominent citizens, aud resolutions were
R8t1ed lavonng state Convention o.
formulate q plan Tor general movement
nli over ne state agalnst the employment
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An UnpIessant Fssiurs in , cr,matInn

NS~ YoHK' December ii.-spsaking OF
ths incineration Of the remains of Gold
smith yesterday ia the rstors % Mount
Olive Cremstorv. O morning rapsr savs
AFTER the body vas slid INTO fhe refcrf
qua the doors had been closed q moldv
odor was perceptible 20 those present, not
overpoWenng. but sufficient o. indicate
toet the retort leaked somewhere A. The
same time black smoke issued from tho
chimney of the crematory. The smoke also
was not free from odor The result uaa
not made public H
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stinii M SEW q aIshi

HEw YosE, December 50 Some tlne
ago a murderer escaped from che nins
hampton tEil a reward ~ fi.Oo vas -.
Tered Tor his rccapture a 1iogs County
farmer named Livlug-toue aae and ffcog.
nizsd the cuiUsit. but being sfrsid - az
tempt 20 arrest him, tracked him Tor q long
time, aud fnsiiy notified deputy sheriff
VINO made the arrest The deputy would
not divide with Ligingstons. bat ySsfat day
TIE Court OF Oyer aud TsrIninef II Tioga
Louhty gave The entire reward 10 Living.
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POHrLAED, Nj December TO- During
last night there was shower u fish ~
Cumberland, aud this morning for q radius
u mile or more small fish were found iu
abundance Tbey ere about Or inch long.
ana have the appear ance ~ young Eneits
lt j. supposed thsi they we're taken fron
me bay ga waterspOut. the wind bsiuz
very biRh last uieht
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Theological student Takes Ms LIE

MEaDvfLLE, Pa, December iO-W G.
Walker, ~ Brooklyn, ~ y q student ~
the theological Seminary ia this city. com
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the bead. this morning Inability 20 keep
w 20 lis classes and family troubles nrs
The supposed causes iie left letters ad
dressed - bis mother and sister. begginz
their forgiveness for bis rash act
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increased rarif A.E,d on reb,ess.

HARTFORD, CONE, December iO.-At o
meeting Of the Executive Committee oftbe
ne" Eng and Tobacco Growers AssOoia-
pnssed ln favor Of arking Congress g. s.stall.
tisb 1l-D per pound duty on eli foreign
wrapper imported into The United state
it - aisg probable that The association viii
ask The Connecticut leg slatufe 10 meme
rlaIIze CongTess BOZ regard - The pefitinn
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NEw YORK. December 11.-Tae businsss
failure during the last seven days number
for the United States ~ and Tor Canada
lf 0r "a iotni of ~, as compared with o.
total 90 19 last week. and 2Il the aeeI
prev to the iast Business ea-ualtir-
continue very uumerou. in the Southern
snd western States. The other sections Df
tbe country report failures about tho aver
ago
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tHen'Y too mol sba saa sixteen si.rH they
were married flgiffsaafl fupfffils agY fltas
iivesl tu fhteagfs af1 hc aasa 4ifsfi ii-f there
Hltli knife ttifa rsf Away ffuf1 bonn fnf
ram~ ~ 60 Lfluts and rafurnsg fss fa~
innihrf's &C. f.ii,,ra'i sod raiis.i st tha
hffflsr arH afff Har