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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
, VOTED SWIyDLLR IT HIS OLD GANrs


The notorious Tip" Lutte, one OF the best
known swinders aud thieves now in the city. WAS ar
rested by Detective scrgeauts Valley and Murray at
McDouga and Blocker sts.. charge OF having at
tempted PASS bogus check for 1896 Little IN com
many with Isaac Cooper, went 10 tho furnurl
store OF ID. f. Higgins at No. Is0 Eghth-avc Trdy
and ordered $500 worth OF furniture to be sent TO NJ 81
McDougal-st. He certified check tho Nassau
Bank of Brooklyn for Ss96, purpOrtng to have boon
drawn by Henry Carson grocer OF Ne. l,2OJ FultOH-
ST. Brooklyn. Mr.. Higgins became suspicious ~ the
check and asked the people OF tho West Side Bank Ia n-
vcstigate II. They at once communicated with the
Nassau Bank. and the check was shown 10 Mr. Carson.
He at once recognized II rs check he had given 10
Cooper some days previously for Si II had been raised
to $500 MI higgins reported the matter 10 Inspector
Byrnes and he recognized the work that OF " Tip
Little.
sergeants Valley and Murray put the case
aud arrested tie two together. Lutte ana Cooper
attempted To victmize William Wise n son, Jewellers, ol
FutOn-st Brooklyn. with "A forged check iOr lou naL
were successful. The negro under tie name OF W.
Ferguson succeeded In "laying down" - worthless
check for So rs Isaac Epstein. Bowory furniture
dealer, OH May 81 last
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ALFoNso's BODY IN TIE EscUEIAL.

MADRID, Nov. 29.-The body " King Ali'nS"
was removed to-day the Palace OF the Escuria II
wss followed 10y the royal family. the member OF ti'
Cabinet and long 1roccssiou Of the nobility aud other
uoirperS The bier was covered WIN HOIh "Ic"'H'
and crowns. The weather Was dul
Er-Ouecn Isabella h;s- written letter to z Ql'ch
r. i.f I'm " llc she places Influence AT Christina,
service The Queen has received declaration 10 Tue
same effect from the Duke dc MOntpcns!cr ,
Olcen Christina was intensely a=itatct during tPe
ceremony connected with her taking tue OATH O Iccl-
auoa 10 the Consultation. The moment the ceremony
was over she retired her apartments IN au hy'tet
condition. ,., - .
reunion OF moderate Republicans which was az
iclcl by ~cor Castelar, 1t agreed not 10 dtttnpl
a revolution, hut to quietly await Developments
r. Irrsia Iluns of which King Alfonso was honorary
coior has sent wreath 10 be placed on Auph,O OIeI
Tie German Crown Prince has also sebt wreath
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nrryJyG lL4wAyD 0EDER SOcIErr.

HuNrINGpON, Penn, Nov. 20 (ApccidD.-Ihe
usual number OF sunday newspapers was not sold nero
to-day because the supply not equal to the de"G'
The Only dealers that continued 70 sell ON Sunday were
the agents OF the Union News Company at the Pcnnsy-
vauia Railroad Station which two weeks agOpad fine.
and It was then understood intended to relnqush sun
day business. To-day they had an extra supply know
ing that 40 other dealer would have any and on the
arrival of the papers the crowd was so great that 1t was
,ible for many To get 10 the window, ana IN zen
minutes the papers all sO.d 1ho-c VINO iIcd 20
t any waited for arrival OF other trains and DouSht
I,urrs from he urWSboys Inc church congregations
re dismissed ut = o'clock, the hour when the papers
conc hrrc and many Of their members go directly nom
church 10 the new : stund. The Union News Company
/, determined to defy the Law aud Order Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

BrrfALo Nov. - l>p c'0i.-Whlt may have
been 900 ai,rclcct.ou murder occurred just before mid
ueht n Iquor--toso 90 Perry auA Nichtnn s-. john
N,,I,r. 900 .c,Ivc Democratic fr.r W.ld W.rc-pu.cr
shot .flt EI.I Jauc. Dc.uc.a Republican politician
who ha- been holdlu thc ,nrc of ciy hfId-c -"lnc'r
D.,iuo worked actively 10 'hc Ia7t election forNicim4H
John Wll,c. who WIS bitterly opposed hy k'"I'r ~
thIt ward polite. moro vigorous iu muscular way
than r.-.Wh.gc ln tho city. Alderman White vas
elected much 10 K.r,cr's disgust. and % /, lc-
...,ri los irI.r- 90. !'-...- t'. ;"rt U1v
have FORMED foundation fuI k't rI'- alta Be- h.r.'r
is 700 'hr lsuor ,lnH a. Lkil- with DIS LIthtN'r Hul
on. Hor.a.. Dcylur arI two it.hlS ,Hrr 100 Hd
a-kDI N,c.rr io move along 4ft'. 10" mad" some
uHtr..yr I.t.,. auu fl.,ri about "-t'iln- "at-l4r
u tI.c ali Doe fr.lls pIcI.icl 90 l'at" nI' h.'.
headed turu 30 80 90. door D'rIur walked several
feet b.ca .LI to1a Oh As oycr,oAr kcolcr went "Nt
.ll put bis Artu IusIc. hr.u- "a bulldog i''".
pcvluc. Gltiiu- HIu 900 Tie au.uu'u. Tue W"ur'r'
man struggled To back room AMI died 100
.cw .uut,4 krc.cr drove oil IN hack aud thc police
% -fili hunting Tor hiuI.
kr,icg John Ilifcy u the sauc WAY last summer
while lnioNctrd. Lut persuaded H1ulcF IL" frH" "a" 20
lc.or, &c Grand Jury. and no lull'tm'ni ""s !o"HI
. tf -
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INSANE From USING COCAINE.
running HIMSELF AND HIS FAMILY.
MADNESS OF PHYSICIAN IN CHCAGO-MAIMING
HIS CHILDREN.


CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Dr Charles u. Bradley,
a physic of this city, taken to the Washington
Home yesterday mcnta, and physical wreck, wrought
by immoderatc use OF cocaine Not only the father
himself his entire family, consisting OF wife and
five children. have been practically ruined by his er-
cesses. On Friday the patient, accompanicdsby some
friends taken before Judge Pcndergast. The story
told that the doctor had, under the influence OF
the drug performed experiments on his family that
made them physical wTncks. His claim was
that .he could inject tho hydrOchloratc with
out pain and the flesh without injury
to the patient lie injected OF it into her arm, and
Some he injected into the wrist of his three
yearod child and then with knife cut out the flesh,
the little one apparently suffering pln. He used the
drug urOuiscuOusly in the family, and became himself
n slave until i'll little tnc his practice foil away
and his family WAS reduced to want He claimed that
cocaine would rcvolutionizc medicine and that the
world would recognize in HIM bencfIctor. lie became
n fanatic tie subicct-a Wild dream. lie mOrtgagcd
ali he possessed his horse AMI buggy TO pursue his
favorto study. His wife. invalid, ana his children
ruined in health, their condition was hcartreuding.
and the scene in the courtroom WAS dramatic. The
poor victim seemed to realize his situation,
and suddenly raising his voicc high
pitch and becoming highly excited, called on Gpd 10
help convince the Judge and the physicians present that
Dr. Walsworth testified that he believed the man in
from oi cucaluc and Lurl hnc an! l)r y.
r. Browne. who attcndc him. cOrro1oUucd Dr Wa'i>-
worth aud thOn -ht DE- Bradley Sh"ud ht cOh,d IN an
institution that he believed him hopric~Y lus nr but
experiment suggested ti II" hr sent To TIE ASH
n-tOnan Home, whore his case can he CIo'cy "tch,d
II ordered. lie began tho habit last Nty ana y
has crown gradually uuUl .i cjuuuatlUa "a ic
ruin OF people. Ihr II the children wclr Sent 10
81 Vincent. IIJsuit5i ana MS ~. and A. remaining
tw, cuj.lr-a 10 - Jo-,p's Hospital II l. c"u~t,r'd
doH',;Iu whether any O. them VIII ever recover their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
END OF SUITS AGAINST TIE CENTRAL.

BUFFALO, Nov. % lSpccoD suits to tie
AMOUNT nearly SIOo0oO against William II. Na"foI
bit have JUS; been settled Icy Greene McAIl!au Guck,
the Buffalo attorneys OF the Ncw-York Central aul
Had. on E'vor Railroad 81 1881 Thompson Here, now
dead a. .lgnce OF David $. Bennett brought action
FOR $500, 900 damage a-Jin-t William H. Vanderbilt on
contract that hc alleged hc had entered into with Mr.
Vanderbilt relation 20 the old Cros-own road.
action he claimed that by reason Of tn failure
TO construct The railroad to the Bennett and
the UuOu elevators hc had sustained DAMAGES
10 the above amount. Nh Greene pat IN an ausv "a
December, ls~, settling up several dcieDces aud the
has been the calendar ever since. Mr.. EcaAcu
also brought four suits against W II. Vanderbilt IN
which he claimed about $4,000 for salary vice
president Of tie CrO-stOwn Railroad Dricuccs were
set up c3cn case. ANA - wa7 the evidence CO..
cct"d md solid the Of tie G,lcHcc That
Mi.ams d Potter declined - bring an, OF the salary
suits tTia. The tral has been moved three lucs
bat each occasion the plaintiff has hccui cl an al
luurnIncut. At this term OF court Mr. Greene INSISTED
going ahead. lIc says: The plIuttl fin iliy COM
CuIcd to abandon the actions, ana they all dscpu
tiHucd and dismissed, the plalutih executing iuu
release from all claims against william II. Vanderbilt
and also AGAINST tine NcW-NOrk Central Railroad. Tho
settlement made without the payment by Nj
Vanderbilt by the road of single dollar, ana while
" agreed pay costs, we secured from the
paintIn fnll release from all claims Ia the PREMISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
rorvFxrEp BY INcLyDIARrrs.

CINcINNArI. Nov. % (SpccidD. The nhab-
lfants of NorNool northern suburb. ar sie'ty dis
t.rbcd over frequent ncs there and in the immediate
vicinity WIhiu few months ten iu'c iary fires have
occurred some .uccc-siul ana others not Tie success
fuI fires have the tops %! houses, the un-ucc"s
fni ones ON the first floor children are excited, sleep
j.. utl and rs body Is worried fear or another
outbreak. 80 c.cw has been found IL any ease, save
one, where distinct footprint WAS lett INC matter
ha. been kept ~ quiet u-shlc Tor fear OF dana 'iu
lnsurauc. aud ncI-uhlrhnOd Interests, hut the people
getting rc-tNc ana are talking Of b'ni'hug te sis
pc, ted PERSONS While some boldly urge summary yhch-
IN. mo rulItY dl-cONrrel.
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,pprSrFD ror roL>0ynG HIS WIFE.

DONALDSON. Ill.,, Nov. 29.-WiIIiam Long
ono q: the most wealthy residents OF this county was
to-day arrested ON the charge OF attempted murder pre-
ferred by his wife. She has been constantly ava
uysterousIy sick for the last threo mouths
and the physician In charge, whlo NOT
sufficiently positive to mako the accusation openly
was OF the opinion that she was being sONy pQ9oheu W
au, ordered that she eat nothing except ahch hrUC' q"
Ie should provide. Upon tins she quickly IeEa,iGu
strength and oil Friday about WIN tne lainly,
Amer eotug dinner. however she was suddenly tiAoh
violently III and the prompness oI asl0machpuuP !oe %
saved her lifa An analysis Of the ood sho" ed t so
had taken .trychnnc enough to have killed twenty per
sons Mrs. Long is "a second wife aud Is young NHio
her husband Is advanced IN years.
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ANARCHISTS 70 AVEN0E A "lAnrYR"

A large meeting of the international Work
ing Peoples Association was held IN GcrLania Assembly
Rooms POI Bowery. yesterday afternoon to sympahze
with Julius Adolf Licske who executed at Wclhc-
der near Cassel week for the removal or mur-
der OF Herr Rump the cbcf OF tie political secret
police Germany. The big hall was
appropriately decorated with red flags
ana inlammatOry notices. On tho stage Wcrc Gun
derjOrfs Orchestra OF dty pieces and all thoprOiEcnt
Anarchists in the city, including John Most, Jnstus
Sehwab, Oscar Haase and Herr lum Oscar
Haase presided. and after the orchestra had played
BccthOVcu's funeral march lie introduced MIR.
FIerOu. lie spoke OF the removal" OF
Rumpf "a a praiseworthy deed and called on all revo-
luti0nists To aveuge the judicial murder Of Les who.
he said, had been convicted solely because no
an ayOwed anarchist and despite the fact that there
proof against him. lie had died game"
pTOclaimug his innocence to the last aud while his
way the Seahold had cried Long live anaIchy!'
ard advised the people 10 throw dynamite bombs.
NJ. FlesOn thought that tho revolutionary forces
should DO organized IN anticipation OF the coming social
catastrophe, and should IN the meantime aveuge their
martyrcd dead. For every anarchist jndlcialy MUIR
dered IN enemy to the cause should be removed
After the Freheit Singing Society sang song written
for the occasion called Orr Fallen Warriors John
Most spoke. He reviewed tue history 0f .hc
anarchist movement in Germany and the world
Only by violent means. be thought could the people
believe themselves VI fhair socia:, moral aia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.
CONFIDENCE PLEDGED IN MR.. PARNELL.
. GREAT CROWD IN DUBLN-THE IRISH LEADER
UowIED DOWN IN DUNDALK.

A
UowLED DOWN IN DUNDALK.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Fifty thousand Parncn-
os Gathered together opposite tho vicerega lodge III
Dublin to-day despite the rain that was falhng' ana
pledged their confidence IN Mr. Parnell CrowdS Oi
orths headed by bands paraded through the principal
tr,sts Singing God Save Ireland" QuarreltooK place
onposite the Conservative WorkingmeDS 'uu- "ouS0 ~
On which several windows of the clubhouse were oroAeh
by stones .,,,. ao,idote
meeting of the supporters OF Mr.. Parneu 8 c"i""t r
who is running in opposition to Mr. Cailan III ,
was advertised to be held to-day III that toWi' ~
,nopsonl Calanites assembled and prevented inc CIV
ZION of a platform. Mr. Parnen, who was present az
tempted to speak fom Wagoheto ~
,nortet souare but was howled down. Hc IL
,irco shoutinc: "You hired rufians" nun
her Of fights took place, and Mr. Nolan VINO
also attcmpted TO address the crowd WIS ho0'eu n''
nrlIeJ Tie Parnelliles withdrew TO hotoI' WIZ
ssmtlar scenes we're enacted. In one oi oiaT tm1
I,hts vouth was stabbed and dangerously Wou'", ,o
Mir Parnc ana Mr.. OConnOr authOrHr u'hai U ,rr
rcnor that the Parnclntc manifesto has Oeeh
NT OConnor and other Nationalist memDctS VI n,rrrSt
mcnt will address meetings IN the CONSERVATIVE ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
M FIRE EEcOED.
-1rA1nra MnNAS omAEnLn WIN AE-nN.

AJFALOUs WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON.
PARkLr~HrEG, W. Va, Nov. % lNpoc'Ii.I-
VI Marin Archer. twenty. Wa arrested yesterday
ny Cousiabl. Archcr. ClaiCco of mc'ndiHI,in. II
aproar- .i ag, N-, Archer VS., woocd 10y james
H.har .-on. lrt th. couple were 10 De married When
nval Io.toJ. Mann. school teacher came upon the
.ccac short ftcr this ich1ri-ou received anonynou'
letters .ur stni.ncuts Ccrrrafory 10 his MIunS
r.cfcr A. l4t Dee bad Mis-. At,h'r and Mrs. Isabella
,su rr.. ted tor -cuilg Go. letters hut th" evidence
vnild NOT rs ala the charge Then tho school house n
I'll ci Mis-. u tru taught. Laurel Fork of Worihuc-
Ton Cr.F wa, dc.trpf ed hy ur". N-7 Archer j. uoF
arrested ur,u fc charge cf setting hre to the b''H6
-Ir denies the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
rvDr,roRyyG 70 cOycrlL 4 MURDER.

BISMARCK, Dak., Nov. 20 (SpccidD. D.-mqniry
proves that such person ns Captain John Bduno'k
has ever been at Fort Assnboinc and 1t isbccyed mat
the bo ly OF the man found Oh icco Of noatng Ice IN
the Missouri River November - placed there by
murderer aud the letter found ut his side, pupOtng
To- come nom his wife ia England written by them.
Rcp0rts from the vicinity IN which lie found throw
sspcion thcrr. ana the prospect is now lhhI
the guilty parties will never be- found The body Ot tho
Ccad man was buried claim, and the cowboys and
settlers in the upper Missouri valley watching FOR
evidence which may lead to the discovery OF the crlmi
nails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

They qnoe from correspondence with Reeofyer Clark
before the bids were opened in which an Field declared
his readiness to take preferred stoNk n proportion 10
$500 900 second mortgage bOpds, or more than one
oarer of The prcferred stock 70 be subscribed for by
the syndicate Tho letter concludes % al 10 S
present Executive this and other cases VIII ean per
sons to M ke bids the commonwealth OF Massaehu
setts M future so that this state can purchase as
cloaply as may and sell ut the highest price Iheso
considerations we leave the citizens OF Massachusetts
Our object here is simply to show that we have acted III
good faith aud that the mputations Of the GoVehor
letter not Justified"
The letter has been sent to Governor ROBINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
RECEIVER DAVIES TALKS.
WHY HE HAS FURNISHED NO STATEMENT.
BUILDING Up SET OF BooKs-kEPLY TO WARDS
NEW OUTBREAK.

BUILDING Up A SET OF BOOKS-kEPLY TO WAHp
NEW OUTBREAK
Ferdinand Ward, in The Herald, yesterday,
revamped his DID, old story that he himself was pure
yet bacened about everybody he came In contact
with. He first paid his compliments to Julien 7. Davies,
the receiver of Grant Ward by asking this question:
"Why doesn't Receiver Davies publish statement OF
Grant a. Wards anairsl" Ward declared that Mr..
Davies had all the papers, checkbooks etc. In his pos
session and could readily publish the account if he so
desired "Ie can tell" said Ward, also, whether the
Grants were ruined or whether they made profits"
ward declared that the facts to whether Buck"
Grant made profits or could be determined by
his checbook and reiterated his old statement regard
ing Mr Warmers checkbook index to the trans
actions; he repeated his allegation OF Mayor GractS
$4,000 profits and declared:
really cannot see, far that is concerned, any
more GROUND for indictng Warner and Work than for
indcting Mayor Grace, who paid check 0f $1,000
which was his little profit for the use Of $4,000 Tor
thirty DAYS only TIVE daYs before this transaction. when
We had money in the ank TO pay 1t than When
gave thr checks to Warner. say mat so Ial
as Warucris concerned this particular transaction
for which lsnutsh, rather work here. d RS I'D 10
whatever from similar case OF Ma! or Grace
tWOdays before. There was no Doney III the bahk 10
meet either OF them"
Ward went on to say that +. d. Grant was between
$4,000 and SlsO.O00 ahead, and that lie could
not divine what Colonel Grant meant by
saving he owed 100000. Ward next
producci-frou some place IN his Sing Sng ccll-his
pocket OF the Transactions of Mayor Grace ana
L. II. aud T. q. Tobey with Grant and Ward. W. K.
traco's account opened November 1850 Ghe 1rm Of
Grant az Ward was formed in July lssO) ana May
l. e-I Uuc failure occurred May g. 1850. and gave
q rand total OF profits" OF SlJl.isj Wards entries
indicate that Nh Grace, besides his previous invest
m,nts. made the following and drew out sums ds
follows IN December. 1883, and the following months
down to the failure;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
To PROMOTE DIOCESAN MISSIONS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .29.-The American
Church Missionary Society VIII begin it, ueei3H
In ,he Church of the Epiphany tomorrow. JOAN ".
Anderson, OF ohio. Is president ana the Rev. William A
NcwhO.d OF CarcmOnt, y. j. secretary New officers
he elected. The society fifteen dincescs.
Guiding that OF Washington Territory The Society
auxiliary to the General Boar OF Missions OF the Prot
c-taut Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
LETTER or DEFES CT FRoM Mr.. FIELD.

A letter has been addressed "to the puolic
by cyrus W Field, Russell sage. & d. "orhS'l sl"u
Thomas w. Pearsall In which the controversy Oo'W'on
the New.York syndicate which bid recently rn"r Ep
Work and Ncw.Ehglnnd Railroad bonds ana nV'otT" NJ
Robinson OF Massachusetts. is reviewed at iehetn. 40
sgners of the letter dlscdin the improper w., 10
trihut ,d to them by the Governor hhd iccldIe % ms
Vol ted he fret principle 0f Justice III nearing oh o
s Lefore awarding the loau " the Boston rNhdo"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
sERvIANs VIOLATING TIE AEMIsTICE.

LONDON, Nov. 3O-Advices from Sophia state
tbot the Bulgarian Government has Informed the
Powers that the Servans in violation Of the arhsucc
lave attacked the Bulgattaps at Uilcr Pdlauka
A Eustchuk telegram says 1t is srumoret there that a
succial messenger bearing dispatches Queen We
t6ria 10 Prince AcIaudcris Is en- route To Sophia.
4 dispatch Scnln says that tue Danube Shippnc
Company and the Austrian and Hungarian Eai.w Az
cOianes have been ordered to made preparations Tor
r,r TRANSFORMATION OF 100000 troops to SerNid.
BElGEADE, Nov. 29.-lhc thlrd reserves have Dceh
called out for service.
Tho IIoIgrddskt U,crHc states that England has Hp.
proved proposed lncrcarc Of ~crVan territory con
dtIou that Servia agrees 10 tho union O Bul=dla ana
Eastern KunC!ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
NOTING IN MONUNGilLLA yALLEY.
-EviENL PERSON, E!P,E.iD To- UAvE Dee
hlLIID ASD WOUND! y.

~EvIENL PERSONS EIPpE.iD To- UAVE BEES
kIItID ASD WOUNDED.
PiTT-EUEC, Nov - lSp,cnb.-Anotncr riot
amo.s iAo sinking coal miner, of the Monouralcll
valley rcrortc This time ;hc scene OF action IS the
mi.d pool AZ toi Valley. mining hamlet Ia Acs.uy
Cou... = .,niur rcacnoG TIE Newspaper Offices To
tho elect that several Icrsout have been killed aud
wounded bat 70 is not authoritative am can neither he
po ..uvr.y uouiod uor yctiued. sAcrn cray u-
formed by wire and, W!,h tho AID or
messengers quickly summoned hi, deputies from
l parts ot the Two cities. The PENNSYLVANIA road
placed special train 40 tho -h-rGs disposal, and uc-
compdicI hy his d,puuc, stared tie Pttsburs.
NlreiuiL and Charleston road Tor Coal Valley. 1cc-
srais from the fourth pool and Of Wcdncs-
daJ aud Friday noting say that the strikers have
established depot tor supplies AT LucyylIe \ large
quantity oi houl sent there uy the knights II Labor
has been taken cLIIc oi by bjupLtIIkuE
miners. and great stac1, of bread being
baked and stored uw.y Tor tue next rait
on tie uuu.uuion miner. The Itcs, exploit ot the
-trAci- 100 tlt url-.uurhpod l- reported from Wooi-
Run. where bullet crashed through window n house
occupied 3D., Ole OF Woods cuT.lyc, CoIl Centre
t,.r rLII says ;Iat tic EluEud CNLTy, which or
ldlrd iu - and dd good service under Sh rIdam IN
o., war have volunteered p preserve order ia tine dis
tutb,d ,Spu. IAc dc-ttutuu among tac miucrs l.
pthc. IN The sharp irbS~ children .uu about hIres
looted and cliI Ia tAlu summer -Armcut5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

THE SUDDEN DEATH OF THE REV. DR. MMURRA y.
HUNTINGTON, Penn, Nov. 20 (SpeciaD The
body OF the Rev DR. j. 5. McMunay, presiding elder Of
the Junata trct, Central Pennsylvania Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, VINO died Suddenly while
holding services IN MInm County Friday night, will
be krpt at his home IA this city until Wednesday morn
ing when IL viii he taken to BelleOntc to be buried
beside he body OF his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

FoYr EDWARD, y. Y, Nov. 29.-lhc pot
terry of Ottuan Bros. ~ Co Wa, burned th- sycnine
The loss on building and ooateuts is $4,000; insur-
uuce, 1000.
AuurE,rlU.G, Ont.. Nov 29.-Dcnis Barors hoIr
mills, with nIl the machinery AMI 1000 bu-hol, of
wheat were burned tins morning The loss Is 100000 ;
Insurance. SlOOuO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
DiprHERIA CLAIuIy. NEW VICTIMS

HUNTINGDON, Nov. 20 tSDcciaU.-'rhc diph-
iberia VIII ch has prevailed and the ncghbor
ing parts OF Huntingdon and Bedford Counties for
months causing the closing uf schools churches
been slowly extending tins direction and there nave
been nuni CT OF fatal Ia tic neghbDrhO0i udjol-
ing this city It IS feared that the disease Will hccOme
epidemic here ut SaXton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
AGREFuENT AM0NG rHE BILLIIRD PLlTERS
CHICAGO, Nov. 20-COntrary 10 reports sent

out last night the billiard experts did not
start East after dividing the tournament receipts
but Schacfer and NignauI went to 81. Louis To MI
an there Previous to their departure they
aud sloss0n entered into agreement TO play thfeo
game, here on December 81 % and %, the winner tore
cciyc "A purse consisting Of the receipts ana tue
sub,crptiOn OF ~ 900 10y tho Brunswck Bake Com
pnny, which Bclsinger refused 10 pay on The tonrnH
mel resulting III tie 10 MAKE room FOR tbs contest
the date fos tho Ncw-York tournament WAS Iuaao
March !.