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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
MURDERED eY TRAmPs.
joe Mooney Burned 10 Death Near La
fayette. Ind. Friday Night.

joe Mooney Burned 10 Death Near La
fayette. Ind, Friday Might.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Dec. 2s-Nhst ls
now believed 70 De 3 murder was com
mitted a mile south of Lafayette
Friday night The boay q an
unknown tramp was Saturday found
in a lonely hollow. The body was
terribly burned, the flesh being cooked
in many places. a gang o. trsmps were
enosmpsd there during the night They
had whisky and were hghting TIE be
lief is that the man was knocked down
and thrown into the Ere and burned 70
death. He was known sf Joe Mooney.
Nine arrests Of tramps have thus tsr
been made
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
Tn. American Association.

CoLUMBUs, o., Dec. 2S.-A dispatch
from Manager Bucken berger says that
the directors Of the Toledo Base b. II
Club have unanimously voted 10 Join the
American Association and quit the In
ternational League. This action con-
pletes the Western complement Of
American Association clubs, which Will
consist OF 81. Louis, Louisville, Column
bus and Toledo
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
Held to the Grand Jury.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The coroner's jury
investigating the death Of Max Mant-
we'll. who was recently hacked 70 pieces
in his own cellar, returned a verdict
Saturday afternoon holding Mrs. Mant-
VOL and Bruno Eberling, Der friend and
former boarder, to tho grand jury on a
charge of having guilty knowledge OF
the crime
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

AsBURY PARK. \. J., Dec. 2S-Sev.
eral portions OF human bodies including
one head, have been found on tho beach
between Sandy Hook and Sesbright by
the crews OF life-saving stations and 2.
They are beyond doubt parts Of The
bodies OF the crew az the BARI Ger
mania. which was wrecked al Long
Branch short time ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
Nebraska BanLer, Assign.

PAwSEE CITY, Neb, Dec. 23.-E. r
Hampstead and s. f. Smith, president
and cashier respectively OF the Ne
brasks State Bank made an assignment
Saturday for the benefit OF creditors.
The liabilities are unknown; assets be
tween so. OOa and $50. goo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
MET a TERRIBLE FATE.
New York Mother and Chnd Tatsny
Burned with Kerossps.

NV YoBK. Dec 23 Shortly after
midnight kerosene lamp exploded IN
the apartments OF Mrs. Kate Houston.
g. West Sixth street. and set FIRE 70 her
clothing and - the clothing oi
her 2-yeAr-old daughter. both we're
terribly burned. The mother. who is
but a. years old. dieo and tie child viii
also die Mrs Houston and Der hus-
band ouarreled soon aft-r their mar.
riage and had not since lived together
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

JoHSsTowN, Pa, Dec. 2s.-The patrol
on the Conemsugh found three bodies,
victims of the May food, near Coopers-
dale Sunday. They were all lying along
the river bank near together, partially
covered with mud The bodies were
ali Of females Only the trunk renal ed
Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

ZANZIBAR, Dec 93.-Though Emin
Pasha is recovering from the effects Of
his recent accident at Bagsmoyo the
German doctors who are attending him
say IL will not he safe 20 remove him
from that place inside q three week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
Ns.r Chri.t.ss ciffs rurr-s.

st Lorss peo - A lsrPs '-siFht
bsus- " tks citv eo-uFisa ~ fh.
Adams Express Cor psHy vss suruss sr
Ssta~5sv sns fhoassnes - Cs-1s'nnas
presents spsiaHE sslpusut vsr. ss
strsyss
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

ST LOUIS Dec. - The cotton com
press a. Fort Worth. Tex. with ter car
leads % cotton on track and about q eOe
bales on the platform. we're destroyed
by Ere early sunday morning. Loss.
efro 060
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

d. bsleAre 80 .
who has gal . c q
worldwide inotori-
ety as the juror IN
the Cr0nin case who
prevented tie death
penalty being met
e3 out 20 Coughlin,
O1Sulliyan ana
Burke. and who Sc
cured the acquittal
Of Reggs. The card
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

PEtnrve Pa De- - H A f,svsn.
Evsrv-stshis gsspsr, has sssi rnsa;
lishi tiles not learned. assets about
81. ooe TIE failure is sus "a Dsvsns
having lsid 81 biF STOCK - sisigbs. n
srpsctstion % rood sisighinF season.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

vTrvvA. De- p DIR. ! Poster usn.
.gsr % ne Borg Ths>tsr in this
eitT dropped sssd While waking y ths
s-BinE ferest His death ras
caused II stroke of spoplsIF
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

To1Epo o. Dec p John " We
Eee. teller % he Toledo National Rank.
Who wss ndicted with r II Vsnhosssn
for on be s7ling s., 600. vas sentenced 70
fvs years in the psnitsntiary upoD
rLesdlrg rulLtr-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
JUROR CULVER.

Ne pscass His AetiOa IN thstCroHin Case
n. Followed the dictates oi ns Cos
.e.aesi In MakisEU His Nerdist-ns fsi'
lev Juror. Abs0Issa from secrecy.
CHICAGO, Dee 2S.-Ths Daily News
49,. - ...-s sfgusd nv John Culver,
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

Crx~rxvaTr De- 2s-Chsr.s R7ths,
~ho was oonvictea - n. usrssr -
Co,on.IA 2 Jones Saturasv. ~ss ser
tened ~ gadg. Kumlsr . ss h.ngsd
AR
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
The MARKETS.
Graln. Prort,lens. ~.

CHICAGO. Dec -
FLouR Very Gull Patents tSga4 1bI
Strsgtts ss-a4& Bakers s. sods.z-,
Winter Patents s. 8s1s O.. Clears = 6fa ~
WHEAT Ru.ed firm sarly and fheu over
Nc cash and Decrrzb,- ,.NassEc May
ssaSRc, No Spring ranged ~ t53o2c 80
Spr.ng 65a-sc
CoRN-Aotivs snd veal No and no 2 Yel
low 321@isc 80 6 27isaT.c Deoember "a
a3c. January o1e3l,c. Fetrusv Ia
Sc. March. SGJtc, Nay "a zee July
32h9s38c
cerber - QSoac. January 31hr Nay 24
0eAc Samples nlod.rsts sspI sud over
No q If<Q2Ic No waite 2201fc 30
2i1c. 10 y bite zs1ssc
RYr-was slov and esey 80 csrh. STEADY
$50. DeesinnsT ssHvery. go EaT Goo
Samples. sSo44c for no ss1<7c FOR $50
B1HLEV Deusro light and Darfct fnN 30
>. eea2so Ne : lov grade 20 cbcloe 9safe.
no goo6 20 choics 2se<so ~ "A
NESS PoEH-Trzdinr moderate and prices
lower Prices ranged - o. 2paf = for cff
s. s1ls se y, for YsaT q q 4f2 for ]arHa-l
g. 10a9 G2t for Nav
IsHp- -Trsdirr light sr7 prices FtssdT =
tstione ranged 81 s. so go, ror cash . e
20 fo- 1suuarr p 10 o., For Nav
BurrER-Crsamery taSsc Dsiry. ioa2oc.
PacsinR stock s110c
TGcs- Fr~sn ~. an
PcrfTrY Dressed CficEsns fZffs per ? .
Dressed Tufaevs. a - pFr ? live DucFF
Eag..r rsr , Tlrs Geese g. 90 nT.sr drzsr.
wHfsEr efeafr on -bf bass 81 ~ fu
6isflsrs frHhst goodf
NFv YopE u.r 2a
THEsT- Deosr = hsr - p isc. fsruarf A.. q
ss& Fehruz-~ eT'4aTkc Ksrrh H'fa -
fr re- 1prI RNaF slsr KsT ~ ifNa
I1 fse Jrne gs' 0ssc
CoHN-F Freely ereref ha~r iowsr srtiFs
Hfre1 x Jester T04ss<c
DsTe-gn = essisr WsFts~t "a
nrcrfsfors- Heef err Flste ~
Frt-s ksFs - park auiet $40 sr~tfTi
N.zs ran -s Vytrs Prime o. -
Lzrs au.sf sno f-u sfesr renasrr1 = -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

PTTTsBURGH, IA, Dec. 23-A large
summer resort hotel, located a. Alps.
vile. on tho Baltimore & Ohio railway.
twenty miles from this city. was totally
destroyed BY FIRE sunday. Loss, s2e,
oo0 Tho hotel vas occupied by perma-
nent tenants and was owned BY the
DonneliJ estate, OF Pittsburgh.
Sirssen Men Killed.
SAX FRANCIsCo. Cal. Dec. - A rs-
port has reached here of ar accident In
a nine a. san Aarsss. Cslsverss County.
n which sirteen 1en we're billed and
about thirty injured Ne details have
vet beeu received
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24

Cs~-~t- rs~t.s -rf-1v scf.~s - .ocal snf
- rr.rs a~ro--r. e-t 20. rs RI H~f frm Quo
a. ens rsrsss 81 . "a p for fanp 70 thfanf
o. - a ssse-s g 20 Pr -nr 49, - Fo't
- g g0as = for nrtrtsrs steers "a
frr etsese-s q "a p e. Tsgsrs = 70
fsr W~efs~ns a. - ~ fF~ Ff"as-F on
fsr Cc~s sgG % fsr nfe-or 1rfe 500
srf
ua~s vs-F.t ee~s So r~-rs etraar
sac rsrT.e - 4 ca p fe- aFf "a "a
g. -.aFs ps.rtrr - I" 'o- Tes g. ~
a g fsr nssvv psss,Eg arc ssfrp IS Isrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24
HENRY ". GRADY.
The Notes Southern EDITOR snd
Orator Is Dead.
THE SID EVENT OOCURS At lrLlsIl
rsso1Ssl. ~ss tAs C.1ss sf ss "a
bSsksa-fsr f1kt1x os- -Shert sketch
~ n2 JoarE.lisEis C.rssr-nA
Power "a Speaker.
ID "a Tns - IL FANT

bitb AT fss kkNl1H OF FAM
ATLANTA. Gs Dec. IS Henry W
Grady dlee acre a. s. 80 o'clock a N
ias eeisoE hsa been steadily sinking
for some time and it became evident
SUNDAY nlghttkat ais ds.tA vas close al
hAnd The cause % his decs4ss ~as "
pAOid pneumonia
HIS message 70 lis mother in . con
solous msment SUNDAY VAS character
issao. II ] die, said lie. u dls serving
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-24


etc- : small
OuT mot lea Iosepr r
fm court IN IN poor
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SIR EDVIN ARNOLD AND GEN. SHERNAF

From letter to The London Telegraph.
1t was my good fortune to make at NewforK the
close acquaintance of another ana haiIlS ien' or
could any conversations have been more I
those in which he did me the honor 10 GeS
and memorable march led by hun, whch p'efceu 'nS
Confederate States like the thrust OF laReI, anu ~
asecessionS The General evidently and justly
discontenfed with certain criticisms which have ap-
peared in England, from high military source uPo I
The conduct Of the campaign. We hau' nc sa 80
10 create armies before We could use Them IN tIe
established and scientific way, and II Is uilIar a'
illogical to judge the hrSt TWO wears oI our wal a. -
troops In The third year We had regiments TO lead as
good and skilled as commanding omeee eOua ASK 1U
sa n% 70 science NAV be properly applied General
sherman spoke Of the quality oil courage IN Soen
and men ssne TTaSns frs courage
he said Is founded presence OF mind me man ht
Sand and count the fingers ON quite calmly. is
The brave sefpossessed reliable individual A9re'
S Sssi f'G have 0I seen an officer tight
finchingy in my presence bleeding from many M" at
lie. have witnessed the gentleman turn deadly white
while he held the hand Of ,s his ehld s9s' surgeon"
MANY wn,e the thrilling episodes and adventures
of The great war which fell IN fascinating recital from
corded in the pages OF his auObOgraphy, or are TOO
long and dlscuslve 10 set down here one little naSh
Of h9Ter IS Pehaps wod" General rhoma said
he junior In rank but senior in service was
about the pilferng and pluDdcIfng committed by one
Of his brgades and being resolved 10 put TINS offence
down he issued some very STREET orders, menaclnS
with death any who should tTansgress. The brigade
SIN question for its badge an acorn IN SILVER OF
gold and the men inordnatey proud OF ms
djsHnctjve sign. Several cases OF dis0bedence hao
been reported to the General, but TIE evid'hce was
never strong enough for decisive action, until one DAY
riding with an orderly down bylane OUTSIDE tue
POSTS, Thomas came full upon an lnshman who
having laid aside his rife with which he had Killed
hog was busily engaged in skinnng the animal win
his sword baypEet as 10 make easy work with me
brjsfee. ETC. before cooking some pork-chops. All
cried the General. you rascal! at last have caueht
orc of YOU in the act. There is no mistake ABOUT u
This time and will make example OF you. sir!
.Betlad! General. honey! said the 1nshman
strengthening himself up and coming TO the saiute
'Irs not shootin' me that you ought to be at but
rewarlin me- . ,, $780,,
Thongs. ,,., .,, .,
" .Why your honor the soldier replied, this bad
basic here had Just Teen diScratin the rlglmentt
badge and 80 ! forced 10 dlspatch DIM. ~ ;
latin the acorns that found him at Even General
Thomas was obliged TO laugh at this and the soldier
saved his life by his wit"
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PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Coflsndb and
n.iJ,ro.,.s SIS as follow;
:, M for Slangton and Intermediate points.
I" 80 for Geneva. Lyons Emlra, Rochester. Buffalo
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3it aud prlu1u ear To Suspension Bridge.
i9IT' A., m. Tor Emiia and Intermediate points. Chair
~, IN Nauch Chunct
ca 10 nm for TuukhannOck and informed aie points.
~ ar pcar 10 TunAhannock Connection Reading and
IN n m. fog Eluira and principal Intermediate points
chair car 10 l.. h. Junction aud Pullman seepers u
Ohl 40 r. m for Satngton and Intermediate points.
"a ~ m. Tor Mauch Chunk aud intermediate points
co,uecti6n Reading and llarrishurg.
- D. m. for Geneva Lyons tllnira, Rochester, Bulalo
and die Pu Imam se'Ders 20 Lyons and SUSPENSION
Bridge. -. - - =, - .,t q .to
n M, connect Tor all points Ia MahanOy and HazletDh
coe' ''@ SUNDAY TRAINS.
q a. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hallcton and iLnrmcdia@
< 40 ~ m Tor Mauch Chunk pnd Intermediate points
= IN for Geneva. Lyons. Elmra, Roches-ef. Bulhlo
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Ddncinq Araoemies.

Il EENANDos ACADEMY 1G2 East 5Stns~A ssnss'
II for Dandng Department and Cansthe1c bAero,yos
An the new and fashionable dances seho Io' ciroi'"
IL NIcKERBoGKER CONSERVATORY a a WS2 nm
Waltz GUARANTEED; Childrens ana MisseS eIaS 2.
Wcdne,day Saturday, afternoon TERMS "ouo'NN :
circulars.
MIR r. HARVARD REILLY. master OF dancing ili, has as
WI returned Europe PflNa' Va5'' % 'PN'''N' Nv
$40 5thsve. No circulars sent By mail ---------
~ UE OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING 81 West 20 I'd
" st. Hosea Higgins Proprietor noon on am eV
classes per quarter. % lessons -. Wall" "O''i-'
TEED. Five private lessons, 81
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, Tur WABASH ROUTE.

~ Il. LOUIS via THE WABASH, N.Y. II, z Sias
- The only through sleeping ear maj 70 ~ a, D. n DAILY
Via the New.YOrk Central Michigan Nfas IN 81 Lott
RailIoads-dning ears for all Union Depot IS
Louis Tor all points West and southwest n n aeOLEE
sp sessraI Easera Agent 1923 broadway ~
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TIRE RAILWAY.
TIE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running its

DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
300 p. NJ. 600 P. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ
All SOLID EMPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE OF ANY CLASS OF CA CARS, p.o,,,,,v ,s,.
Bo1 Tf1'i S Say iq tia5e s and #es go s
Way Williamsburg; corner Newark ana Hudson IS. Ito;
pSSS a5 or SG See NT car a 5 nd orders for Seska
ana transfer o. 6sggasc can be eGtaned ESPrs ,, a,
bers.st. local trains 10 l2la minutes earlier. -
room Ey S,Ga pay y P1y Express Pullman Buffet DRAWING
D. @ Every Day New Vcstbuled Limited via Mesdfle
Youngstown and Marion. 4 solid Pullman Tram 1 %
Xesti6uIs1 Da cSae PaIao Dining and .lssSDIi
Sleeping ga I& t f fpRSiqFR 2sr RI TME '4
al hi Ham Rag S SSG o as aRon wa od train
pullman Bullet Vesubuldd Sleeping Gar 70 Buffalo and
20 umi M Y Esy Day C0 cSag9 Ss SS' p 1
train OF Day Coaches and pullman Buffet sieepihs
os SaE: g e. f sS SgSp' Sal3 g9 ga
ii5:5c sSadyS $50 s. So SI5 i % Is
RuGy go. 80 81 81 q o. - g 2as' s7s
roa 5S sS. 81 S7{ g 5s 9$'? 81 sls' os's
pois; 40 Vl3l g;SCj t9 55, 80 l2 so
g; 80 5 ss55 Is $50 9G SO $50
Na no $0 and Nd Patterson, via Newark 5HS 49, S3
$$S p s g. s'tu :gS, sS TO- :"
90 3 AZ 32f B. g. 10 80 90 ~: l. 5S
uG ~ 80 10 10 3d. no. no. 54 3 I f, 40 p m
NeMMbHfS, Ak ~ M is Fast Express, with Panor Csnc
TuIeio AS o. $50 a. m-' J. 3D. = 80 '''"
@A.as. 7:45. o 10 80. !. 80. 30. SO, 7ssS
no,iti and port Jcrvis. i5. i5 ., 1880 ms
NiS sisC 80 49, O. 49, p m s,s ,o.sAm
eunGGH & 6 30. 10 p m. Exptess trains from "e'
aESssfu faa e iilh9AB Of 8 1a - BiysIOy
EngSgoo4o ara T 7; sS 3 a5 g,S 49, $50
g55Sh g. : 30 5i5, G:o7L: as. 3, 10 60 III sun
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NJ 80. /. IS, :52e 40. 6:o7ss 6iS, pV''"
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GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
Win nescriptve Text by RICHARD wHEATLEY
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Art Schools.
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III.

CIV de Maupasss regarded by his own nation as one
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THE ODD NUMBER.
THIRTEEN TALES
GUY DE MAUPAssANT
Translated by JONATHAN sTURGES with an in"o'
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JULES LAMAITRE.-M. Guy de Msupassant Is al
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WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs.-The tales Included III
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MARGARET f. SANGSTER.-I predict thst "Ihe
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