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ANARCHIST nVMoR.


IEIcaGo. Dee -A-Gae AFbe,ier una1,
the anarchist society. y. sicrtay oufwiffea
the police Gnd Bold their mceting rae
bal whlcn was % - uSaa is cnatfailrd De-
. the pisstefers' ugiou, and iae renting OF Is
o. the Afbci3rs hEga wss done wishuuf the
snow .e1se % the iauiior. The union sua.
cas- morning sent 4 egmmiftcc o. chief Of
Police Hubbard 20 arrange course of a.
uous assuring aim that the f,lasferers haA
80 sympathy wiib anarcktsts. Mr, krGu.
attorney for The bgud. wRs preseuE and 10
hlm Chief Hubbard reiterated ais deter
inlustsOu that the meeting muss nli B.
held. Tae plasierers' umniifee tneu re-
tuTnsii 70 the hall aud bofiheG the jaaitar
not 10 open it About o'clock q % 80
members 81 The Arbeiter Bunf. aades rae
leadership oi Albert Currha. arrived aud
demanded 80 kpoa why The ball was not
opeaesl Their curiosity was rFAtifi-d bv
lieutenant OF police who vas present The
attorney tueu advised ihru 20 sake nu
further sitcnB, % hold n meeting. szyiuS
the action uLthe police vas igst what they
Scfe wanting - help out their casa 80
court Taey soon dispe sed
waea they left the vicinity 81 the plas.
tervrs' ball. IA accordance with prcar.
ranged plan they went 10 quiet saloon
on lhe west side % Randolph street and
held a meeting, perfecsiug the ofxaalza.
uoH. Before adjournment some iaemter
prupased the names OF Masor Roche
bonneid as honorary members 0fthe huud.
The prop ssitiuu waS unanimously carried
CHICAGO. Dee 2i-JHTparsfi Counsel
Green and Assistant Knishi hnished TO-DAY
tBe city reply 70 tue hill hlcd bY She an
arcaisis in support Of an Injunction ~
sJrNuinE The sily fsom intuslcring with
their meeliuEs The repy asserts that the
Areeitef snnd. the society pressing tGe in
iuuctina SUR. ws- uFxAaik-d for al uuiaw-
iui pHEPosc aud tbat Il agiiatrd pTlucIpsly
the dystTnctiou ofeK.sliug forms of society.
IL further relates shat the ArheifeF Huud
helg Fneetiny Ia dusller's hall he eveu-
ing Of December 9. This uicS King gook the
place Of ea advertised one in NFeihs
hail, which had been cl0sea by
the police There were inside aud
outside guards f1r the hall door. ard it
was iauu sht That only aYowcd anarchists
we're e1mitied- There we're prcseut 80
men aad 90 women To save themselves
they met uafer the name of the keiehstAw
Fereia Albert carfin addressed the
meeting IN inccudiary aud unlawful Ian
suage IT, "a the band hAf failed 10
accomplish is purpose Of November N.
but that 60 wuuid continue Ia existence
aud iu the end be su1ccssiul I'm its otjsci
the Killing Of tar iadSes Aud inspector
MaWHnld
wedu, siay tie Arbsi'cg Band will Gle
is aasEes and TsursdAy ~ application
for authority - sue for al iuluuction wlh
b. srrRcd before Master Ia Chancery
VuUR4
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Io,4svfILs. Ev. Dec .4-A ihraash
ras.erssef train 70 $A>asisle and TIE So7slh
=. To H. aisyiiie L Nashville raj ru@i ran
ma a Eaax4iise bssaca train . Eauis-
faxr guisefi.1 slis llurn!Hs Bf1f1 irzi1is
,s..rs Fsssis4i : ia tae "a az direction. TIE
fsrva-ti fszln sfovi~d ga thc Further side
n curve Ens the second tixin dashed
IBs., Il 90 "a sgs--d of 8 a - IS 1par ana
,,-i..sf.gr.s.st fsl ru4s ,. 4 Jag Ms MARI
P-rkif.s ef o3 D pgslt A.. as a ilss
H,s-fsrsa ef Aase tefekr ~ Aac
go iss.7. "a fsr a. kGs5su- Aa-a'.sT =. -
gh,,-a E.aziue-r > .-1= rssa auf f4rs IA q
Ef ? A. lhsssIgnt g. .s IA aiF nSsL
tssgI~gIELs. Dec. sA-4a lnsrsfiEsf an
AZ - "a rad sr.ck zt Bzvi.fsEu a.
tic.f sr,,ssrs b. she g-aetue1oF % tae Arri
Anf Z eng aeef o. t1e gtlsr re n q sfc,
Rxr 81 hs rrzIis ~ oaz~- lnr 80 rlnel %
me 1ssf tsssts, sli3ea aGi ss--ii iea { : si.ii
- rsias,ssiiz N fse fysls NleS rain. fae.
sh5usa haE ssat tack h4g4as Via tor
i.,.iss+s. b Il fsijrG 50 ass - tAr rhg ufrT
81 ms T. losszg 5raiG lad MS q ivlss -
a ..,F.sx-ss fAa : so8 uu2zE fgA epAsraI.
A ussrfa fssfs y. rratE< sAs gss2s a. f2si
s.se-d o. Is Hz1-rs an 1e1s
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PARLIAMENT pRomoeuED.
A Final and Commonplace Speech
from the Throne

LONDON Dec. 14-PariiGnent WAS TO-DAY
prorOgaed until January 81. Tae qusea' 5
spseeh was as follows. = have great salts
faction Ia being able 10 release you fr1E
your protracted lab3rs Ag relations with
isfeigg powers continue friendly. | re
grst taAf The cunveutisu concluded be
INeea myself and the president ef the
Uaired States for the adj ~ nent of qge.-
tons which have arisen wgGa reference 10
the fisheries in North American waters
Of the United states senate, ia Waom. a =
cording 10 the constitution OF the tnltes.
states, the power Of ratification Is vested.
Temporary arrangements wil. trDsI, pre-
vent any immediate incoaseuiences a~is-
ing from this decision. The conference
which has been pending on the subject of
bGanties Upon sugar for export has buen
brought 10 a sal factory issue by repre-
sentsuyes of most Of the sugar producing
countries.
The restoration of Egypt TO condition
of political ABd financial security has seen
for time interrupted by an attempt %
the Soudane-s 70 possess themselves 0f the
port OF SHakim. The dispersion of the
besieEing forces hsi been affected b.
brilliant military operations gu the part
of Egyptian troops, supported by British
contingent. IN Otner respects the al.
miusrration and economical progress Of
Egypt has been satisfactory.
An inSaFFeeii0n has broken ous upon
the continental portion OF the dOminioa
of the sultan of Zanzibar. which has
brought with il considerable destruction
OF life aud property in the German settle
meut on the coast. Evidence Of renewed
yigar OF the slave trade, Of when
sym ptoms have unhappiiy showa them
selves in several parts of Africa. largely
cor.esbCtea II the production % ihe1s DIS.
turbances. ! nave Joined tae emperor of
Germany Ia establishing naval blockade
of that part of the coast in tnsuTreetion,
in order 20 prevent no. only the expoItz
tion OF slaves, but the importation of
inauitions of war.
MY Indian d0minions have enjoyed
general tranquility au3 pr psrity during
the past year. Disturbances nave, nex-
ever, occurred IN the neighb0riug region
Of the Black mountains and on the ex-
tTeme froatier, but have been terminated
without difficulty. The rebellion 10 AT
ghaais' under lSbaS kuan, which a.
one time threatened u assume formidable
proportions has been entirely suodued by
tue military force Of tue Atasr.
"A rising oi some salg chiefs In South
Africa, which does not seem 10 meet with
any sympathy on the part Of the pupala
tioa, bus been suppressed bg the troops aud
native leVies The chiefs concerued are
awaiting trial before e special ccmnls
-iun-"
The speech concludes with thsnks 10
parliament Tor nscal and other legislatioh
enacted.
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AN OHIO BoY's PIPE.



WHEELING, ". Va, Dsc = Sunday AZ
teruoon a dynamite Waeeziue at Mount
Pleasant. Ohio, containing 40 kegs of
:, lwdcr aud 10 eases Uf dynamite, e1
pluiea.
A Il year-old boy, Charles Gicck, Fsith
two other bayS. weut la smoking. fhc
other hOFs rAa ori,ru tnr explosion. Young
til vk vas literally nl3wa u a 0fas TIE
other bsyys are badly hurt AMI seventeen
IN aere badly iui iresi Srsriy eEefs
boise within mile was bioHu ~ psecss
sad thos further sw@F szfioas.y dAlsfaassi-
cue hundred GTis away ihrrD were thfTig
tnas of dynamite "a eAsc, wEich Sas not
exploded
Further siviees irop Mount flesssnt.
Tie scene of yustcriias : terrific explosion,
report that uon- of the wound ar yrt
dead, though sprie srs IN \ cTiiiCsi cpnfi
tIaa Atagt 10 pC1nas u pos tcf *
pi1aicE TIE dsualris- IN The n4az akiaz
sAs fr,4 . bard and did net rxpts8e, of
shr wholu village would have 5een de-
str0yed
These explosives were used ~ u'ssiins z
? tunuel. Aboni lg1 men s.re emp Dyed
There Eas cue bHii,ii4g ias c,'ioFed isa17-
rs. one ls.r Iisiiaas acd exc for ihc BIT -
class af whEfes Tie trst tso buildings
-ss.ru oRn g. atoms aad the latter partly
gre ked fhs concession @ss trcsneI
dsu-. ia the magazine room here tee
explosion occurred only one msn = As
Killed outright, though several Este sc
xs-reiF 4pt.udsa.
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A FIsNOI-u HUsGANn.
polsened His WIfe aith Paris Green
apa Drove Yer Outdoors.

sPEfSGvALE, NJ. Dee a On THURSDAY
list jean brruieT. q FTeucu Canadian. a. t'fi
j. years, RaS convicted % erUei and hFuiAl
trea;mesit 81 . wife saa was h2eti 81 -
Durlog the fgi4l ae was aearj 10 thTea ei
% get gvea Win his wife On stf2riaY
ulsguli4g a dociof vas called l., Ms. hes'
nler ana fsuud her suffering from 20 SOB
inr With Paris green. waica her husband
sald sae hza taken despite bic gaosis -
prevent her,
Al examination % the facts seemed ~
Shlss that um FgiGay uisAt, while tne no
ssFsn AS siiu sGGrFtug from faAlssiuifsa
B ruier ~ brg cru 81 aud Thrust hei
uut u doors iuf.5 the bitter cnld- She crrIsi
h4cs ana q. heat heF aEain. che Gie!
-aBaas Al inQu, - si3i 0r hcld - oune.
d .r-rG.ed irayts thsvr litsle childreH, i4s
..llt.......- a....A lhra... n.l.lf.ae %.
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POST BUILDING,
Choicest Property parts City
which pleased intenoing Purchasers.

We the following description scenery
a 81 of
considered gushing
Uf
lighted
is
a
Mount white fisning
though hundred hTust
vision
glorious viii the
Southern r. which will rapidly pushed
warehouses, factories
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r,.. go rrane..es nl.eeaal.

sAx FnaEcgsc0. bee "a 1ae eanisfe.'fe {
eata = Et7.e os tfu D-sauf faiis sae - filleii-
ss.s e5gsslsv f-lfafHiffss fuef t1l& al Fpsf.ia
81. thss rassass - gnu Gsuotfaa ega,isy
....-..s-s-s.. -, essz5sfF IS 81 .. .iga s3atla
- sss -. Ads i,.iuziu Z iiie ila..ls Iseffs
a. ga ssffe a. &c tea - ile AZ -'''A
ii - sfaaa isg. e 80 Getseti - -
l.-.ss sa.s1lnl u-ltf'atssf - ~ = = = s.'-
r.f. frlarss 81 % fan 3ltiats ~ ip4' -.
ars,.s = tss - rsesani ~ - g - - y Z
~ fsrsaaE y ~ = sAgfs 80 - ~
r. - sff.,.s 70 -. I =aas. ass ihat isat r-
- 80. I.hail ia lie psasfs fE9aeA l.5k ~
,.i.-s3. 81 tas-s % = k1oH esEe ihket
=, - g 81 Eife i.sfa ess . = - Nass So
49, a K fEysn. Tbs es1is 9 ser - s-sga ~
r.s1.s q s.a4' frl r ca - - z. ~ Hs1 -
~ ! r'5.r.si 1,,,,si t.1sg All aask1tz teF : Sc
go a. ssss.sitl ae Glsis D.. sAa@a.
:. ssH r eaisasEs<tse tAe2 @aseaf4s-A
Eala "wednesday.
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USE9SToss. Pa. Tsee. 9A-Tac fansrAi
Of iae lsse CAief yas7see Soyle, ef wasa-
fsgsea Tsr-i'ery. he'd this afferzeou. was
o0e Of tie largest evss seen here ne
fcrusF rSSiieace q tee deceased was
taTensed VITA Psrsoaa' and palitseai
frieuSs and distinguished persoaS freza Ia
1nd cztsisie the esanty. The rylee wss
saraRae. CONSISTING Only ef the reasins af
ths burial service e the Epsscop&l eAa-eh.
in which denomination gExire Boyle rad
loag hesa ve-tryaaae- The aoral ossr-
iaxs b. the hzs. pz.aiers. Internal ecveuae
eInployeS, ami the cenaclisViEe Coke s
Iaan Go. were very beaaufaL
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sAs FRASCTsCp, Dee. 1f--The American
snEar Refinery Co, IT'S ssaied. received IN.
teliiFeuce FROM NakhinFton Today that
the ak tons of sample tuahz sqat the
treasury Department laf saaminati0n a.
rfpFfss.n citing the cargo oi the steamer
Wrsimsnin, which ns reeentls seized.
has heen pronounced Tres from coioring
faAiirr or aduilrfatioa. AZ ths eoiieriof os
casloas piiire. hawBfer. 10 was stated thai
90 iu formation ON the fahiect had berfi ~.
csfvea The cargo of sugar for The Feanery.
which arrived ua the stsamer k8uaa. has
teen entered nn ihe general order,
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TO PROTECT HOME INDUSTRY.
English Lobster Canning on the
French Coast Must Cease.

PARIS. Dee. 2l-Ia she senate admiral
Vernon a iuds-d 10 ihe rrgrrtapie effects oi
the Newfoundland law which prohibited
the sale Of cod 10 Freuch fshermsu. He
CON piained that the British had erected
factories FOR csnning holsters oa Zoe french
shore. errEtly O. the pr.ludice 81 French
h.heraen, q sud asked the EoveCHms ~ 10
put stop to ;hese encrOaehlaeEts. ON
Fr-uch rlghis
y Goblet. minister % foreign Affairs.
replied that the government wanfei tn ~
cure respect Tor ihe rights assured France
by the ireafy Of Ufrceat. Freuch Usher
men did not now rvquire NeBfanud and
bait. Ihe French only occupied one afth
of the Fgcnrh sunFe Hhefe the English in
fusiH ha4 been established. These had
been tolerated - igHg ~ they DAD Bot 10
tericrc with French nights The govern
Inent wollid nov, haaever, cause IaciE re-
moXai. and would ~ once Opeu neg0fia
fisns Hah England siih the Obi c1 81 sup
pressing The English lobster iseIories cegs
pialue3 o. He assuFed the s.aste that
government would neglect uuthlux eaien-
'rd a. develop t1e frsEch usherses- Jap
J ID aNzf
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BuLLpoziSo HAYrI.
The United states tias Not Gained
Prestige In This Matter.

HAVANA, pes- a s-Adviees have hsen
20, vet. is,sIH HsyIi to tne effect lasf the
Gispute over tAe s-iEcrs oi t8c Amerlszg
steamer HaytlAn 4 tpah}tc has b "a settlsssi.
ia. steamer hEs ts-eu Gtl3vrrea 10 the
American DeEi-,Bt-S 81 and fhe latter hREe
lauare1 Ia. Haytiau Tag with saiuIs -
q guus. Afa0ag t5e peePs9 tae ae.ina ol
Enitcd Sistes govern laeut lA cous dered "a
: as ~ li.s,stF a "a Rs7 hglp.,s- usfluu,
aud Iass opia4ua l. Sail 70 be shared b.
s,sfls Of tne foreign .! osasflc reprtsen-
saJIvrs. Gen Legitine has oecu Haaut.
sn0usly e}scied president of the republic,
and - tskias enerEetic stefs - sGPprezs
Llr revolt IIi2F.
wAsatx0roN, psc. eA-seereiary wait
nav tO-das received a eao3e aessaSc fraIa
ReRr-aG aGlalcE3 Luce. ia cosuUasd Of tAe
U4iied states steamer GsIena. al = iugstns.
Jana CO. sss.as thRf the AEaeriean steamer
Uay-iaa Republic, rcctatig - zsi Al F5Fs-
asl-f'rluce hk f1e Ez tisa zaiharifIrss bad
lse4H s1Fgenarrei - Atai ar.sa demand
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NAPLES, Dee 24.--Nr. . Ads-aue arrived
here saturday E4Ehr. he station vas
erossie1 with EaeEl treTs ef the n1a4Ci Is4i
i.s-iue. d aud 1s3.rF oiiIciss- 90 ih- an a.
% TIE tram g1ere wss great Cheering. sul
8 .tu-icsI. ga tsclzif - BIS ca s-arzies. PFC
senfr1 81 s-i3re-z - NJ asisiA-tse -
wsteh tae AFTER sEES reis-srss 50 ~ sfsca J
az Itais sB3 tAe arsEr q fhe ceIengasesl
isTt.fs thai eafrItiss 81 t. fae rai,-11s g. sssI
af lfaiv ~ gbe e8f. aslf.2 ss4 ias sflfifess
there were shouts OF Long i've Gle isiiilssr
ss=iaass al Z - Aasit- 6 si~iss-se % A4= 4
graceful fs-sl- Suae2y lut.s1.i,i1 tsiaslrisfsie
s'teniri eaaFca- He sHFaaFgHi ~ - -
sxae}!sEs a-a5lh 4 she newspapers igs4z
In giving Aius 4 ssl-5i 50 rsAraIl@.
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MtySkAroifs, Dee. 2t-DF. Carver. ~
ia.. ahai. stAreiitn 90 au aftenpf 70 1real
6 go hasis iH six days. " - huass each, n
the " Washington nnk This morning
Up u a.tGe'ri1rk tp-risht te hsa broke
- - balls aa1 missed %. giving bin asnpii
opportunity - break the fsfaaindef 81 "a
oaF qu0ia of ~, 90. FroW - oeiot
De- maize . remaFkahie regufa. & sotn1
100 balls, ou; which ba misagsi eas "A
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10 KEsr ruK HARRISON.
Visitors and Letters wish iiIn a
"Mrrrx Chriatma.

lre tae general pu5llea BON this uaFaing
81 u1tlre ttas ten harr.s1n would bold
NJ zrfl1u durins the holiday seek be
has = grsTIrr nunber u visitors . dnF
tnau . uzi Aside from Toe iaFge uam u.-f
af cal isrs, p. gcus Fsl Has keEt Nsrg hasy
s % bis msl. saicu Aas g-gaf}y tafrees'.d
agfiue fas Tas, f-s dkSs NnmefHt1s little
pfrsfsl;s tfeKf,susfrs tu rbzrsrfef. err.Fe
isilf. TX s BsfUf Hrnry q. DAYS % Wet
Fira4uis -siVcfi in the c.fy las night and
va a. ssfif VISITOR = ths harf'sss4 fesi
drpea tbs morning. aCpariiug fuf home
90 the tn0u train The prr~r1fe - ".
: nafnf DAyis has given fisg 10 c9asi.iera-
b. tiessstss,rr sTTuuiA luu regarding inal
seuflefaaa's isgilifc-. Ipuu thr auieuFitg 3
- Cen HARRISON. It iaay b. tisled thai
seuaIas Daris' visis hAi No P.'iiiisat fi4-
uilrauee whatever. AID politics asfs nSI
I - esd
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rnE INAUGURAL CEREMONIES
Where Harrison Wi View the IA
EeAnt-An Old Precedent.

wAsHISsTuE. Dec. p -Qaarters haye
been eng ged a. tse AEJn lon hotsi f1r
,ica. fiarrisol Haa pagty here "a witness
the inaugural ceremonies mex March.
There viii be IN She party Goa Harrison
and wife. kas n Harfis.tu aui wife. X.
Mrkte, Nife aud !wn chiidreu, ex senator
Saunders 20 Nebraska and wife. the pa
euts ~ Mrs. Russell uarT sou. Z y Hal
ford. private secretary, wife aua daughter.
Ga the sHo-u.ug of the inauguration tlCy
VIII 90 ta wiliard's hotel oa Peunsyiya au's
svruua aud ocyupy psrior on the seceud
iiao-. whrse thev viii VicH tbe peIes<sion
a. it fs-ais IL arcgrtia ca with tHe pTeee-
dent esteb ishsi by Andrew Jacks and
observed by every pres dens b ~ tsa nee
then, PiesiGyut Cieyels1d viii cs iui
Pre-. ieni-E cct HARRISON a; W.l.a-l's aud
cscost him 70 the capital.
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o.rGoN nALNnN LAvYs.
Their Coed Elects ~ Amendments
Recommended TO sseare FsiieF
Eesgtts-

PazTLtKD. Dec. 1.-THE annual fepsri
Of d.. at. Gan cssm n isslauffs, tsi hirI
" ~ Car Z nnOgef, seis fpfta sisat thr 10 =
geFe-.sirtr salmon fshng II Eebet ais
- 81 shat thr - abiisbmrut q More
81 he-4.ss a.0lid increase The numb o.
sairasu ara ed TIE dii5eHitf between
gsh.rmeu sa1 ea4aess ao,sai tae price. u
rro.staaaends the Tearty ing VI tee Law -
a. 10 prohiait EaimgB bsiR- hEucien Ia q &
eiose zeaSau. 30 rrsgihst tAc pr4gtsee ~
tsGsus fan nesF the slAsnlns Efounds
aass-s sar -f~fiag of a ooHlty fur SEA
fals sod .tter "a 5lus-sifsf ro5 rfs. aiia the
s1g~usi.3n u thz aIsFaiaE of TIC > ssfs1 q
ApslI IS q u the brIlef Of The con nis
.iasers fBzl the pFrreHl soc ~ $ 90 o oat
year ia prison 81 gsa,aitln % Abe iaI a
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nuILprNG AM LOAN swINDLE.
Indiana workinKmsn Dsfrauded Of
large Amounts by onseers.

ISpfANAFoLIs, Dee. "a The sffiFsl of
Charles p cutting Gi Jhleagu. and the
fiiEbt of W. z shaw for swindhug tne
stock holders ~ tbe Columbia Building
aud Lhau Association. has developed the
fact that the ssssiaii0H has several
brznehe. iu Indians. ~ Hefipn the
s,uck hulders' loss y siOp0, while at Tip
ton Nurklng mrn held stock ~ the amount
~ $50 coo other piaass are yea 70 b. heard
from. aud 10 is thought the ampuni in
VOWED wil be quite lasFe.
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roGFLANo NKws.
\ ais,iaE MAa Heard a. -csiminaI
Iaa.na.

pOEELtND. Dee. st~-Naraersr Wong
sageHE's application q b. aimsisrl to bail
Was aeuied ~ Ialise st1aFns sl-las
hoa. sal Hirsch leis t0-aAT fer NiennA
Austria. 70 hc "a. the be isillc " Col Lnuls
f.eischncr. wha is seriously iN II was
accompanied hF Marcus Eielscbner.
nepheW Of ne sick yaan.
q " Percy. bsok kcepcf for Frank
brothsfs. who disappeared seaf aga aad
vas thaaEht % h. mar.irrc1, Was seen Ia
Chcsleg, EasiAnd. rccr ntiy
Yesterday Afternoon a busiy tramp at
tAckrl taaF Nungg Momcl, h1nAeWaTsf
hQula FROM chufrh, oa West Park street.
"a Narih Portland several ncR chased
ths fellow. blt wers anable - eVeriake
hln.
4 NJ Doyle aud O. "a fIanmOna. wanted
Ia The nallcs Tor cahs zs.cacut By taking
cont ats 10 cveci buildings aad skippiag
with the money Alvsncsa, Nsre brought
hAck from san Frsaelrc.l ts-tiav
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tasnos, De q "a dsFA'cn - the fsse1
erap4 frsa Zanz har ssfs. ~ rsport
fn56a h~r- pilstssffiag - give AefaiEs n fa9
rneaflng ~ - auiey asFa Emih arr asssssiutel
uaifastwafthy. kven the rlaee os Ders1
ine Is ankuoun. Ramav " aefinAa asT
Essssl1n and pfssrefs ~ f0aqasst are &C
elfiHE a.. natives between siaoley fahit
ASH AIhert Syaax4 and al~p Throughout
tha Is Il fnEiou 81 tie sAsi eoast-
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DENVER sNIrcnaEN's STRIKE.
The Men Virtually Defeated Desui-
tory warfare

DENsER, Dec 94-The swltehmcn's
strike in the union Pacibs yards. 50 far as
tae company - eoaesr1cd appears % he
near tnc eud. Te-aas Superintendent
Caoate notified the 81. krTs tha the would
give them until this afternoon II return,
snd Il they did n0i DO 50 he would begin
hiring other inra. Five crews returned.
and the others Viii so ~ work ta-mofrw
The company are Io-alghs working about
half the force, and y vhlie several trains have
been maie up they experienced consider
able diifcalty Ia gstIiag taeEa oat Ia time.
ON account % the Interference VI some Of
the strikers.
The Omaha express. which ieit here a.
To- 81 90 uight, hal a nnfnnrF Of deputy
sherlfss aboard, who pre yenfed aus trouble
occurring iu the eity The odissrs lesf the
tan At fhirty-cishih street. aud nothing
trsnspiFed uatii the train stepped a. the
Baflinstau crossing, tWO rniies ifoas the
cliy, where u was aGcoupled BY some men
supposed 70 Dc strikers, aRl delayed m
h0ar and a half
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vgExxA, Der "A The Taeslsn has =
aistatea "a tag tsa kaasiaa consul =.
AasA has hcen arrested 90 saApars9A ~
asslnx placad a. sxrioeise she'll ~ sor
theHfef there whtie ne DDrhf,s - 49,. y
.asxe, quesfisas Tba Eugash nrthort
- tsliese tue affair j. The 0sieouic 81 .
Nfk4tist cOnspfrHfv
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pishone.t Er.Paiiessaan KiiIs Him
self.

KANsAs CRY. nsc q -Et Captain Of
Fs.ilse Cas-ies :. Dietsea was h5asd dead
ths morn nx. 10 uBl5s eemstefy. i5ing Ga
14s daagafufs xfaFe. win ghastif N0g "a
a. tbs hrad, while 8 ~ nrsisfgas laakiaS
revolver ts,ld toe flsss n q sl1rF lie bad
charge ~ the fluids ot fhe Pes4ca krilef
Associaiigu aud tas sulride Z saFposea 70
t.s aae = hiS b. ~ sassi In his seeotuta
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o.oonn,ll C.laea $50 Feies.

esaxefsro. Bee. a TIE reeQsiut ~ ~
rs.s.,s sgss fsissiea 70 day. ~ q pesssns !.
rrss.1.slss-1ss, sho eaptssifa Us go - -,
- Psssl lJeEaBrfaf. Fai 80 ,s.s,..' ". y. 49,
s,,,,i. ,,.--..-ssss.,i will ts pre-sasee - the
st.-..s5sf. e.sf-rf f1sfs laf-
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e.xAprAx cuKAr LABOR
Aliens who Crss- the Border DtIiy
- Work.

psrRoEr. Dec. III paereSsElsa Fl7d,
f.t,sirr.al - the special Sosh utiteS Ca In
eaisrusi.au AID "a tss9 tsz4a "a Investigation
tnss fsrefs.au. THr ugIsesre shuNr1 ma
lsrge uam ocfs ni Canadians NtfrSed ih
tni~ e7tt during ta- aAF. retaining the Sea
raa-s l.,r- Thls amounted Ia the priutsE Z
--sls.. "a a. pr ccnr-. and s.aoaE <tteet ear
men =. = r,er cent
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fasf.ov De. = -Fohfrt canni h@n
arstess. mem Der af pariisnenf, ssisis sssel
: rsessfing ef sllsfaplof 81 softlsxaien
al sigHf A pFsses sinD o. esfsi1. -
Z hseh srrsys8 f-gfa ksDsiDEs0s
taskeri ~ tAe rnsloe and diaprfsa " y
r..fg,fsef thai several severn 4 isAkz ~ 49,
laee besaCrn the pliies as2 P~aA "
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zs~ a.asAa assfna, peF. Sfs--sr ~ DAoss
..s.,, -sga-esa5. a ~. Gxaosha sifA@4 \.
80. s..s,., - aais ~ bnielaze isf es%s-
-. : .sasey aos1 u 9 - gfeai az