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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
HEAVY SNOWFALL IN The SOUTH.

AN OLD MAN FROZEN TO DEATH IN SWAMP
OYSTERS DESTROYED BY COLD.
RALEIGH n c. Dec 4-Sn0w began TO fall here at $50
this morning and has been falling steadily since to this
hour nO0n
STANTON, Va, Dec. At has been showing hard all
day. Travel is much mpeded in the mountains by heavy
drifting
CHARLESTON s. c., Dec. 4.-The weather to-day is the
coolest OF the ice forming in exposed places Dis
patches tonight report heavy storms in the state
LYNCHBURG, Va, Dec. A heavy storm has pre-
vailed since early this morning All trains delayed
Deep snow is reported in the mountains.
AKRON Ohio Dee. 4 (speciap Farmer John Miller. ago
eghtytwo this afternoon found half buried and fro
zen to death in swamp near his home In walking
the swamp last Monday he sank IN the ire up To
his hips The thermometer fell suddenly ID SIX degrees De-
low zero and the old man slowly died.
RED BANK, n. j., Dec 4-The exceedingly low tide In
the Shrewsbury River last night exposed thousands OF
bushels OF oysters which badly frozen The loss Is
not known
NEwBURG, Dec. (Specap. There is much ice in tho
river and skating the ponds. The steamers Mary
Powell and City OF Hudson were to-day taken to the
PENNSYLVANIA coal docks here for the winter The steam
Jacob III. Tremper OF the Newburg ana Albany line,
stopped to day and goes in winter quarters
PoUGHKEEPsE, Dec. 4rhe river choked with running
Ice from Tivo north Castleon the ice Is fast nom
shore to shore and navigation north Of Coxsackie Is
closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
AZ orrPs0E BY MASKED TRAMPS.

MILWAUKEE, Dec "A dispatch to the hren'"g "'s,
ron sin from Neenah, says: "Ihis n'oihns .,
o'clock two burglars entered the house Oh H. W.
who lives just outside OF the city, Iney
VIZ m ronsack the house. but Mr. Huce awoke
. haa hote with them In the struggle he pulled 'he
,asr off one OF his assailants and identified nun as
tramp who had hung around the house for week pas.
% Ill.,, ,yos alone In the house. The burglars got
about thirty dollars in money and an~a M Hlg
the ,sned burning TO death. lie crawed out ana
mar Hn in tie snow dazed from the effects OF me chi9r
,ant baf nm hour when he picked up and car
ed 70 ancighbors The house and contents were
worth $40 900 and were insured MI Huice Isl" wealthy
Irnk kmaknr.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
The FIRE RECORD.
A ROW OF BUILDINGS BURNING

A ROW OF BUILDINGS BURNING.
Flames, which probably caused by an over
heated stove. broke out early in the morning In tho
Office Of "lhe Enterprise" newspaper for coorei
people, the top floor of the old three story build
ing No 156 SlXth-aVe. The roof of the building was
soon ablaze and In surprisingly short time the rooI
OF the adjoining houses from No. 152 to NO. l64 In
elusive, we're burning briskly. The sight OF an entire
row of houses fire startling that three
alarms were sounded quickly. 1t took the hremen
only short time to cut holes in the roofs ana put
out tho fiamcs. Except at No. 156 the tames nad
not extended below the roof in any house. Inc
houses were OF the he ght and built alike, win
stores on the first floors and dwelling rooms on the
second and third stories. The partition walls, IN
stead Of being carried above the roofs and capped Win
stone as the law requires, stopped fully foot below
the tin roofing. Wooden beams which supported the
the roofs were laid lengthwisc In such fashion as 10
carry fire in any house TO all the other houses.
The damage TO the buildings by the fire yesterday
about $4,000. II said that the houses be T.
longed to the Lorlard estate and were well Insured
Occupants Of the upper stories were not able 10 oc
cupy their rooms yesterday. Their furniture was
damaged by water only. Rodmon LansOn, the pro-
prietor of the printing Office in which the names
started lost about 81 900 and had no Insurance The
West Side Savings Bank Is the first floor OF the
adjoining house, No. 154, but no damage was done
In the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

"harmony in ivory and white" but was first
known under the moro piquant title OF the " snow
Leopard" Tho picture has high quality and at
tracts numerous VISITORS but hardly does full JUS
tice to the subject.
The papers continue to publish columns of letters
and editorials on the American mails, in spite OF
the fact that the matter is settled TOR the next three
months 1t is a curious spectacle to see Liberals
and Jineoes uniting in an attack on the Govern-
ment "The Daily News" perhaps affords the
finest example of complete ignorance of the whole
subject, while " The ST. Jamess Gazette" can see
nothing but the downfall OF British supremacy at
sea because a German ship is allowed to embark
the mails at Southampton The Post Ofice mas
got hold of the right idea in sending mails oy the
fastest ships and refusing to bind itself bv con-
tract with the companies. but has not worked 1t
out very intellieently Still. the service now pro-
vded is On the whole better than the Liverpool
monopoly could supply, and if the Government
stan de- TO its guns the Cunarders and their allies
must ultimately come to terms as they did In
America
Mr. Mundella, who ought to know better, has
been explaining to his constituents at Sheffield
how superior English politics are to American. In
America, says this Gladstonian, politician is
Synonymous with a scoundrel.
The criminal prosecution OF MT. Burnanu. tho
editor of Punch" for alleged libel is an abuse of
legal process not less so because sanctioned by
that remarkable functiOnary known as the Pubhe
Prosecutor. Sir Augustus Stephenson IS the same
parsonage who as Queens Proctor, astonshed the
pubic but not the profession by his hasco in the
Dixie case Mr. Burnand's offence is editing a
comic journal in which appeared burlesque sketch
of Mrs. Gore Jenkins Mr.. Robert Gent Davis, NJ.
p, insists this was meant for his wife. MIR.
Burnand offered to say 1t was not intended for ber
and express his regret at the misapprehenson, but
as responsible editor he refused to name the writer
hence this ridiculous prosecution in the police
court Mr. Burnands chances of seeing the inside
of prison not SUPP Osed to be great.
The story of the engagement of Viscount Wey
mouth to the pretty but penniless Princess Victoria
of Teck. is officially contradicted and was
never believed by friends of either of them The
MARQUIS of Bath not the man to sanction such
an alliance for his son. There is nothing against
the girl but her parents in spite of her mothers
royal blood, hold but an equivocal position in
English society.
Mr. Henry James left London yesterday for
Florence where he has taken n villa near the city
for the WINTER English opinion 10 far more favor
able to mis- new novel than the criticisms of The
Athenaum" and "The Academy" would Ind;-
cate. Princess Casamassima is the most pop
ular of his recent books. Co s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
ANNIVERsARY OF THE CoNS1IT UTION
A COMMITTEE APPOINTED To SECURE THE COOPER
TION or THE PRESIDENT.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec tSpeciaD.-The Executive Sub
Commission of the Centennial Commission to further the
plans for the proper celebration of the onehundreh
nversary of the adoption of the Constitution Of the United
States held secret meeting in Paror OF the Conn-
entail Hotel today An organization effected and IL
decided that the officers OF the subcommssion should
consist of a chairman, two vcechairmen,
secretary and treasurer, who shall constitute
an executive committee for the transaction OF
any business that may arise during the interim Of the
sessions the subcommisson and any three OF these
shall I've quorum. Amos r. Little. OF Pennsy yana was
made chairman Alfred Goshorn, OF Ohio and Clinton A.
Paine, of Maryland. vice-charmen Hampton L. Carson,
secretary and George H. Thomas, OF Drexe Co., treasu
rer. A committee consisting OF John A. Kasson. Iowa,
chairman, and n G. Ordway, Dakota William Writ Henry,
Virginia Colonel James A. Hoyt, South Carolina Gen
era Clinton A Paine, Maryland General j. J. Fnlay,
Florida Amos Il. Little, Pennsylvania Thomas 1.
CAN'T, Missouri Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts ID.
G.. Richardson Tennessee and Marceus Green Missis
spp designated to call President Cleveland and
urge him to make recommendations to Congress the
subject Of the centennial celebration In case he fail to
make mention OF II in his annual next Monday
These gen tlemen left here for Washington tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
THROUGH NEW-YORR STATE.
DIspUTING OVER THE FEES OF A LAwYET

DIsPUTING OVER THE FEES OF LAWYER.
BUFFALO, Dec. (SpeciaD.-One Of the numerous Sears
divorce cases. whose trials pending both in New
York and Buffalo, brought into notice to-day by the
filing Of afdavits from Mrs. Frances NJ. Sears
and her lawyer. j. Treadwen Richards.
The lawyer and the lady want TO dissolve partnership
but there is n hitch. Mrs. Sears asks the court
substitute Day Romer, OF this city, her attorneys
and compel Mr. Richards to give up the papers in the
case This Mr. Richards refuses to do until his bill
paid and to show that II is not too high Mrs. Sears
alleges, he gives facts concerning his Office and
other expenses His affidavit that he pays - 800
a year Office and much for clerk hire. lie
asks that a referee from NewlOrk be appointed To de-
tcrInne of the Csc and that he could not
get Justice under the Buffalo scale OF fees Pending the
courts decision he retains possession of all the papers in
flc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
LOSSES IN VARIOVS PLACES.

CHICAGO, Dcc4-Firc started from some unknown cause
the attic OF the Merchants Exchange Hotel, four
story and basement brick building No IL South Water
st., at an early hour this morning The flames were ex-
tinguished with trning loss When the remen reached
the hall IN the attic they found g. H. Schmidt the oor
badly burned that he will die. The Blue Island Milling
Companys establishment at Blue Island burned last
night Inc loss Is estimated at 100000. The factory
owned by Herman schafer and W. T. Fischer, CHI
cago bankers
OMAHA, Neb, Dec Al. f. Shelly Co.'S. pork-packlng
house the outskirts OF the city DESTROYED together
with the contents by fire last night Loss $4,000; III
surance, S44, 1000.
TERRE HAUTE, Iud, Dec. A disastrous fire at Car
lsle yesterday destroyed the main business part OF the
The losses aggregate $4,000; insurance small
LEwEs, Del, Dec 4.-The steamer J. l. Vandoren' ply
ing between Milford, Del. and Philadelphia, lying near
Drawbridge, Del took fire early this morning ana was
burned TO the waters edge. No lives were lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
A PISTOL FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.
THREE POLICE AND TWO BURGLARS Shut.
THE THIEVES ESCAPE WITH SEVERAL HUNDRED
DOLLARS STOLEN FROM A BANK.


THE THIEVES ESCAPE WITH SEVERAL HUNDRED
DOLLARS STOLEN FROM BANK.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUyE.I
CHILLICorHE. Ohio, Dec. 4.-Waverly. sixteen
miles south of here was the scene this morning OF
bank burglary followed by a fight on the high
way in which three policeman and two robbers
were shot. Last night stranger called at
livery stable here and hired a double team. The
stablekeeper gave the team, but was suspicious
and set an employe to watch the men. The
strangers started south instead Of north and once
we'll into the country lashed the horses into run
The employe returned and reported. The police
were informed and Chief Rignev with officers
Wiloth, Hall and Brockmsyer. started with hack
in pursuit of the strangers, who had evidently gone
to Wavtrly.
1t was nearly morning wnen, about two miles
from Wavelly, the carriage was met returning.
The officers got out and ordered the strangers TO
HAT As soon as the latter knew who had stopped
them they opened fire. Chief Rigney fell un-
conscious at the first shot with ball in the head.
Brockmeyer was shot through the arm and Wlioth
in the shoulder and through both ankles. Mean
time the officers wero frirg rapidly and at last TWO
robbers were badly hurt. About forty shots were
exchanged. The robbers finally escaped, there
being only one officer left to pursue them Iney
drove to a station on tho Scioto Valley Railroad.
left the team and took to the hills. Inc wnoie
country is after them and their capture is only
question of time
At Wayerly they had forced an entrance into
Enmet's Bank, captured the watchman, ochwarH'
gagged him and tied bin to a chair. lhey DIG"
open the safe, in his presence. getting @z'ooo OF
so OOO They left Schwartz tied and gagged ana
he was released by passer by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
VESSELS DRfVEy ASHORE BY GALES.

CHATHAM, Mass Dec 4-The squarergged vessel
ashore on Handkerchief Shoals Is the brig H. u oip'cy'
Captain Htchborn, OF Boston, from Pascagoua ior s"'e'
Mass, with hard pine Last evening the crew were res
cued after much difficulty by the Monomoy Lie 9a'hs
crew. The vessel may be saved.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec 4-The schooner Fred Walton,
of Provncetown Captain Smith, from Hoboken Tor Boston
with coal, sprung leak Thursday morning between
ontauk and Block Island arrived here with six feet
of water in her hold Assistance has been sent 10 he I'M
known schooner EHommedieu shoaL
wELIFLEEr, Mass. Dec. 4.-Advices from Newellton,
Cape Sable Island report that the schooner George c
land OF this port with potatoes was driven ashore on inc
In the gale OF Thursday night No particulars
given The leland s insured for $4,000 and the freight
Tor 5000.
EEw-ORLEAxs, Dec. A-The steamship Historian, from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH CAIILE-IHIIf'
KILLED BY A TEXAN SHERIFF WHO WAS TRYING
TO ARREST HIM.

KILLED BY A TEXAN SHERIFF WHO WAS TRYING
TO ARREST HIM.
TT. ELLIOTT, Tex Dec. (Specdo.-Captan Arr'uS'o"
Sheriff of Wheeler County, accompanied by Z. ~
Wcuingham, superintendent of the Harsford Lahu anu
Cattle Company, started out on Sunday TO arrest
John Icverton and James Wells for stealing c'uo 10
longing 10 the Turkey Track Ranch. On Wednesday,
morning they arrived ut the little cabin occuped oy
Ieyerton. 100 miles from Mobeete. When they en-
tered Leverton rcmarlung that hts name was wal
lace grabbed his gun, aimed it at the captain Due
Arlington was too quick for him and knocked MN
down He broke his in falling. LeVer'on
gun was discharged however and the bail struck ME-
Wellngbam three inches above the right Knee IN
dieting q painful wound Leverton sezed MS gun
with his left hand and fired three more shots' ono
~ which passed through the handkerchief captain
Arlington wore around his neck. The captain uncn
hroke Ieverton's other with shot from MS
six shooter The small room by this time was so iui
~ smoke that it was impossible to see. Inc captain
and MIR Wellingham ret red to the outside untI inc
smoke should clear away. Meanwhile LeVertoh
scrambled TO his feet and made his exit by tne rear
door and was 100 yards from the cabin wheh lhe
captain saw him and thinking him to De inc otner man
he wanted shot him with charge Oh puchsAo'' NH
ing him almost instantly. A..
wells was captured shortly afterward near inc
canadian River He also showed resistance ana drew
80 reyo,vers on the captain, but the latter took
10Th weanons from the thief and reached here 10
night with his prisoner Leverton was an olu On,eso
thief and Wells is said to have come from New forA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
s1vrr oF the GARFIELD MEMORIAL.

CLEVELAND Ohio Dec 4(speeaD.-The suitin the Com
mon Pleas Court against the contractor for the uarne
monument has called expressisn from j. H. "aao
one OF the trustees 1.-The change In the plans was no'
made through fears OF insecure founda'ioh' u no
but because there money enough 10 carry 'o
ject through first proposed IL u n aJ Thai fct I'm
mind More money will be expended on ,ne ~ leivr m %
on the tower and the architect wiz A ~ IN eorat
nd FIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
ARREST OLE A MISCREANT.

NEwBURG Dec. 4 (SpeciaD. George W. Corwin, age
tirythree years. caught this morning by Detective
Landy of Goshen at the house Of John Robshaw, neal
the Insane Asylum Mddleown Corwin is charged with
almost killing Jacob Richner sevenycght, We'd
nesdav night near Hampt0nburg and with crimnally
assaulting his daughter Aida girl Of fourteen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

u,nrroRp. Dee. 4-Hezekiah Case age forty, Bloom
field farmer had dispute game Of cards last even
ingth Thomas and John Monroe laborers employed by
him John Monroe says Case drew pistol and shot
Thomas Monroe in the face, killing him Instantly Case
has disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
TALK OF SEEING "UNITED IRELAND"

LONDON, Dec. 4-The Dublin agent OF the Central News
teeaphs that the Irish executive in consequence Of the
proceedings at yesterdays Cabinet council is preparing
for determined struggle against the Irish National
League The proposed warfare, the telegram asserts Will
include proclamatons of all League meetings. and arrests
the prominent antrent agtaors The agent adds that
he has to believe that the seizure OF United Ireland
has also been decided upon by the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
The CONTEST FOR 1HE BOSTON NATIONALITY.

BosroS, Dec. (SpeeiaD-The triangular municipal
contest in Boston Will result in polling large vote
December Ia. The reelection Of Mayor OBren is prob
able. The labor ticket, however will draw off some OF
OBrens supporters and thus weaken h prospects for
reelection As yet tell the strength Of Nc
Neils support but 1t is safe 10 that It will be great
deal less than people predict The Republicans have
nominated for Mayor who stands well IN the com
munity. But Mr. Hart Is in no sense a popular man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
1A,1Es ID wARREN,s CONDITION.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. 4.-Jnmes ID. Warrens physicians
today reported that while the patients condition does
not materially abate their anxiety IL does Justify strong
hope, especially III view OF Mr. WaIrens strong constu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
INTERESTING DISCOVERY IN MEXICO.
FINDING THE sKPULCHRE AND BONES or CLAN

ZAPOTFCA KING.
PANAMA, Nov. 25-Advices from Oaxaca Mexico, state
that the sepuchre of zapoeca King has been disoov-
cred near there several obsdan images, well
sculptured and idol OF gold which weighed about
fifty pounds. In the spot found skull and
some other OF such dimensions to prove that the
old ruler must have been OF gigantic proportions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
VERDICT IN THE syow.ALLEY CASE.

BARSsrABIE, Mass Dec 4The jury In the Snow Alley
bond ease returned sealed verdict which opened In
court this morning. and found 10 be Judgment In favor
OF Chester snow for Si02O0O. Alleys counsel immed
atey filed motion for trial. on the grounds tnav
the damages excessive and that the veruct wa
against the evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
GOVERNMENT BUILDING SOLD.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 4.-Ille old post office building
Chesnutst sold at public sale today by order OF the
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury. several
bidders finally Knocked down TO Ellis ID. VIII
for $4l3 0O0 Mr. Williams 1t is said purchased the
property for A. J. DreIel.
OUTBREAK OF PLEUROPNEUMONA.
LANCASTER Penn, Dec 4-Another outbreak OF pleuro
pneumonia reported from Lancaster County J. c.
shsub OF this city yesterday found herd OF twelve the
OF Joseph Huss In Martin Township suffering tho
disease lie killed two and quarsntncd remainder
Another herd In the same vicinity is Affected.
SMALL SATISFACTION FOR CREDITORS.
LANCASTER, Penn, Dec 4.-Tbo auditors report the
assigned estate Of Joseph Herzog the ioger MED to-day
claims against the Of fl057 assets OF
s7Ol The creditors will nve mills dollar.
SUICIDE OF A MEDICAL STUDENT.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec (SDeeta.-Thomas M. Elliott CON-
mted suicide This morning At his odgngs at No 22i nace
at He q resident OF Beaver Falls Penn. and with his
been attending the medical OF lectures at
the Jefferson College
ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.
WILMINGTON, ". g., Dec 4.-Jhe steamer Howland from
New.York 10 Brunswick, Ga. belonging TO the j. X ky
Island Club picked up with her engine disabled
and owed into smithsvie NJ C.. this morning by inc
revenue steamer Colfax-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
BULLION From VIkGINIA CITY.

VIRGINIA CITY, New, Dec A shipment Of 100000
bullion from the Consolidated California and Virginia
Mine left here for San Francisco last night This makes
$i4I00O shipped since November !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
FLAMES IN A RJRD CAGE FACTORY.

Firemen wero called at noon yesterday to exiting
usn flames In the bird cage factory of o. Lindeman
CO.. on the second floor of the building No. I'D Pearl
st. The building was damaged about 81 900 and the
stock Of bind cages Injured to the extent OF
0,OO0. Insurance covered the loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
DOMINION AUTHORITIES REMIT A FINE.

HALIFAX Dec. (>peciatl.-The Canadian Customs De-
partment informed ConsulGeneral Phelan to-day that
the 800 fine imposed on the American fishing vessel
Marion Grimes mad been remttcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

Parsons American who is physician TO the Minister
said to-day he had been attending Judge Manning,
who had had symptoms Of pneumonia, but that ne now
thought there was danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Dec. 4. 1886
"THEODORA" IN LONDON.-GTace Hawthorne has
leased the Empire Theatre for the production of Theo
dora" NJ. SartOu will attend the first performance.
OARsMEN Ross AND LEE.-Wallace Ross and George Lee
the oarsmen, sailed the steamer Alaska to-day for
Ross said he would return in the spring and
challenge the winner OF the BubearPeTkins contest for
the championship cup OF England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

MONTREAL, Dec. (specia Lavoic and his son.
age twelve, of Larignal went hunting on Monday last
Not returning neghbors started into the woods In search
of them and found their bodies partly devoured by bears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
sAFETY OF TuE sTEAMsHIP CHANDERNAGOR

PARIS, Dec. 4.-Tbe French transport Chandernagor,
reported Thursday lost with 200 troops aboard has
arrived safely at the port OF Tourano, AnaIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
ILLNESS OF MINISTER NJ

ILLNESS OF MINISTER MANNING AND HIS WIFE.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 4-Judge Manning, the United
States Minister and his wife both suffering from
heavy colds on the lungs. Mrs. Manning ia showing
feyerish symptoms but no danger s apprehended DR..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
BLOCKED IN THE ANDE

PANAMA, Nov 25.-seventy thousand head of cattle
blocked in the Andes They cannot be driven into Chill
until the clears from the passes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
THE EAST AFRICAN REVOLT SUPPRESSED

LONDON, Dec. 4-Adviccs from Durham state that the
revolt Of natives against Portuguese authority the
east coast Of Africa above the Transvaa which began
about November and which about eliminating In a
concentrated attack upon the port town OF Inhambone
has been suppressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

POISONED WITH LCOSIrA
RrpBANK. n. j., Dec <.-Gsorgs W. Burd' Ne"-IS.
,eweller who lives here, drank acente pVr coukn "~S
isst NIGHT and died shefty afterwsr3 fr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05

Liverpool via the West indies and Corn, arrived here
today Captain Hughes reports that while ut Savana
on November S during gale three lighters and the tugs
Funza and General Cord0va wrecked.