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STILL STRIKING HARD,
Mr., Forrest Continues His Argu,
ment for the Defense
IN THE CRoNIN MURDER CASE,
He Covers Every Point Made by the
Prosecution and Goes Into an
Exhaustive Analysis Of the
Testimony for tho State.

CHICAGO, Dec. l0,-Mr, Forrest re
sumed his argument to the Jury at tn
opening Of the Cronin trial this morn
ing, continuing his analysis OF the eyl
dence for the defense. To show how
easily one might be mistaken, he citet
the evidence Of Policeman Lorch, LorCt
was positive that the stains in the Carl
son cottage were blood stains, yet tht
court corrected him by saying that Il
had the appearance of blood, for the
actual question could not be decided
without a microscopic examination.
Lorch was also positive that the stains
in the cotton batting found in the base.
ment were rot blood stains; yet the re.
porter who put that cotton batting there
testified that they were blood stains
which he himself had put upon 1t,
squeezing the blood from piece Of liver,
Mr., Forrest continued by saying that
this bloody Cotton.batting was put into
the cottage for the purpose oflurnisAihg
the basis for a newspaper aensation, aud
the stains In the paTlor and the paint
must have had similar origin. In fact
when the cottage was entered on May l9
the paint on the floor was found TO be
quite fresh. II would not, he said take
eight days for paint to dry. Mr.. Forrest
then reCurred to, the expert testimony
and the danger ot putting faith in It.
MIR. Forrest next went lntoa exhaus.
tive analysis OF the testimony Of Milk.
man Mertes, Mrs. HOertel and other wit.
nesses for the prosecution 10 show that
II was manufactured. The conclusion
which he reached was that the Cronin
faction of the Clan.na. Gael had been
drilling witnesses to give false testimony
and that oil OF the new evidence brought
out since the sitting Of the coroner's
Jury had been SO manufactured as to
strengthen weak spots In the case OF the
state as they were developed during the
course OF the trial. The speaker then
reviewed Kunze's actions subsequently,
TO the murder and argued that they We're
only explainable ou the theory of his
Innocence. Following this he took IN
the alibi evidence for 0'Sullivau, Burke
and Coughlin, and asserted that IL was
sufficiently strong to maintain the pre-.
sumption OF innocence In their favor.
Mr.. Forrest again went over the matter
OF the knives found In Coughlin's
pockets aud declared that Conkiin had
committed perjury in swearing that they
belonged to Dr. Cronin.
The Court then adjourned till to.mor.
row.
II Is understood that Mr.. Forrest will
complete his address tomorrow and the
probabilities are that the Court will then
adjourn till Friday, as Thursday is elec.
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An lLlINOIS PEUD



Results In n Fatal Encounter Betwcen
Two Prominent Farmers.
TUscALo, ILL, Dec. 10.-A serious dif'
ticulty between two prominent farmers
and stock dealers occurred near Atwood
last evening, which resulted in one be-
ing fatally shot. Everett Thresller, q
man Of 60, accompanied by his son.in-
law, David Washburn, were on their way
home. As they passed the residence OF
James Fitzpatrick, IN old enemy OF
Thresher's, aud whom the latter at.
tempted TO assassinat0 last fall, q quarrel
ensued and hard names were used n
both sides. Thresher finally mounted
10 the fence 10 attack his adversary and,
as he did this, q bullet whistled past bis
ear from revolver in the hands Of Fitz'
patrick. The ball missed him and struck
the arm OF his son.in.law. A second
shot, at three feet, struck Thresber In
the throat and he fell backward from
the IenCe, tue wound being fatal. Two
other shots were also fred at his body.
Thresher was placed under bonds oi
S2600. Further trouble ls feared, al
both parties have many determined
friends,
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WOMEN As DlSBVRSlS0 OFFICERS.
HhP wonisn'a National Industrial League
AdOnts SaYUl IlSsOlutluns,

IbP wonsn's National Industrial League
AdoptS AaIsl llCa9latlpns.
WASHINGTON, Dec, lO.-Ata d sppOlal
meeting Of The woman's National In.
dusttial 1easue Of America held yester.
day, resolutions were adopted denounO-
Ing The hsIalcatIon Of Cashier silcott,
and Iu viGW Of the many ppd great
temptations which men entrusted with
the disbursement Of public iundain this
Glty have 10 contend against, II Ia tho
duty Of Congress 10 take such action Ia
the premises a6 vii entirely DO away
With an opportunity bplngaaordSl oGl6l
good men 20 20 abtEayI that 10 the Opin'
Ion oi the League, all dlsbuBlng agents
OF The Government ID this city should bs
women. They have IN other Cltlgl
proved thpIF capacity " handle mil.
lions Of the public mVuey without the
lcss VI a dollar, and would ceftaIiily du
90 In Washington. The proximity oil
pengda, the facility oigetllng there, and
the immunity from arrest when ID that
country, are sufficient reasons Tor max,
Ing II the Mecca Of dsiAultefi, Men car
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Thn Ilr,Illllilpn M Norlh pnkpln.

BISMARCK, N. D., Dec. 1O.-Governor
Miller has sent a message To the Lesisla.
ture on the question Of desiituuon
among farmers, recommending that oil
matters pertaining u thlB subject In
North DAKOTA be referred 10 the Com.
missioner oi Agriculture. Accompany.
Ing hia message we're communications
from Nelson, Ramsey aud Roulette
counties, In which The most serious
cases Of destiLution In the State exist.
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A STOLEN WILL FOUND.
What Child Discovered Under st. Paul
Sidewalk.


Sidewalk.
sT. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 1O.-A woman
named Mrs. Godfrey, residing at 29S
East Fourth street, brought to police
headquarters last evening a cash box
that had evidently been broken open,
and which she said had been found by
her daughter, under the sidewalk near
their home. The box had label al.
fixed 10 the top on which was written
"W, w. Harrison" while on one end
was affixed a label bearing the figure
a." The contents consisted almost en-.
tirely OF documents, the most important
OF which was the will OF the late Million.
aire Thomas A. Harrison, OF Minneapo.
lis, which was stolen some months ago
1t bears date March Z, 1885, and is at.
tested by ]. NJ. Williams, H. b. Harrison
and w. z. Mealey, all pi Minneapolis
The will was enGlobed In an envelope ad'
dressed to wv. H. Harrison, corner Sew,
enth street and First avenue, South
City" It dlsposes Of property worth
over 81 100000.
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ConlIrmnLlonl br lhn s1nnln.

WARRINGTON, D. o., Dec. O,--Tht
Senate this afternoon confirmed The fol,
lowing nomlhAtlonsl Robert 4. Rortor
'ol New York TO bs Superintendent 81
the Census Lewis a Croft, Of Nebraska
70 be Commissioner OF The Genera
and QHcei William NJ. Stone, 10 Be
Assistant Commissioner 81 The liensFsI
Land ofiCel James N, Townsend, N
Land Oflna. ' NAN'"'
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KILLED ny BURGLARS,

A shoe Merchant Fires at IIObbOra aud lie.
CCivCs Hall III the Face.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Dec. lO,-This
morning about ? O'Clock Frederick u
BCChtsl, proprietor Of a GbGs store in
Scotia, which lS across the river iroul
this city, discovered four burglars enter
Ing bis place, He rushed out on The
road and ared on the burglars. They re'
turned The Are, inAUCting a wound In
BeChtel's face above ths uouth, the
bullet taking a downward course, iodg,
Ing al the base ut the brain, aud II viii
pfobSbly result fatally ThepollCe have
no clue,
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Nat Goodwin In IA OOII A,,ps, y

The New York RorA said Of Nat O,
Goodwin on the occasion Of the frat
Presentation Of hla nav play In the me.
lropolle, "Mr, Goodwin'S success In "A
Gold Mine was unnlistakable, and be
won u by the legitimate means oI a
comedian who had graduated IN the best
school an actof, ever Sent through that
Of experienge,H
Mr.. Goodwin will appear In "A Gold
Mine" at the Opera HOiss neSt Monday
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BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. l0.-Thomal
L. slaven, book.keeper for ], E. Dali 4
Co., dry goods commission merchants
left this city last Tuesday and has moi
been heard from since. ]. y. Dali de-
clares that slavin has ruined him; that
he has forged checks, destroyed the
stubs aud otherwise obtained money be-
longing to the firm. Dali could not give
any Statement Of his losses until he had
made Q Thorough examination.
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COTTON SplNNERN NRHANlzR
Another Attempt Will be Made to Form u
Federation,

Another Attempt will be Made to Form n
Federation,
FALL RIVER, MASS, Dec. 1O.-Tho cot.
ton SpnnOrs are making another attempt
to form II federation Of cotton operatives
In cotton cCntOrs In tho New England
and Atlantic States.
. Delegates will bs present al a ConvOn.
tloh TO bO held December 10, Sunday
~ this city, from Blddeiofd, Dover,
Newark, New Bedford and other cities,
Attempts have been made before this Ia
lolm Federation, but unsuOCesSiully,
"a @opetalives In other cities are not or,
gahi1ed Rs we'll "a In Fall River. In
view Of the eight bour agitation II has
been decided 10 make another effort,
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QUEBEC, Dec. lO.-1t is now pretty
certain that there is no ground for the
statement by the American papers a
few days ago to the effect that Edward
SIlcott, the deiaullng cashier Of the
sergeant.at-Arms had come To Quebec
with his booty and accompanied by Her.
mimic Thiebault. The fugitives may be
In the province Of Quebec or some other
part OF Canada, but they are not in this
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LISBON, Dec. lO.-oount D'Eau and
his family, after visiting tho Duke Of
Moutpensier in Madrid, will rtjoin Dom
Pedro and his wife at Pau. From Pan
the ex. Empress and the Countess D,Eau
Will make pilgrimage TO I.ourdps. All
the members Of the Imperial family will
subsequently, 20 ~ Cannes, travelling by
way OF Paris. Count D'Eau vii yigIt
Seville December Ii. Dom Pedro Will
10 TO Madrid DeCenlbpF2I.
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A BIG LAND DEAL.

Mr., Louis Bsnnett Purchases Over $1,000
Acres OF West Virginia Land. =
Special DiIpateh 70 us IRielligeHesF.
WESTON, W, Va, Dec, lO.-A vRlua-
BILE tract Of land, situated principally in
Gilmer county, has Just been sold by
Russell H. Wallace, Of Petersburg, Va,
to Louis Bennett, Esq,, Of Weston, W
Va, This tract, containing s7,452 acres,
Is one Of the finest timbered tracts in the
State. II is also in one OF our best agri-
cultural districts, The purchase is just
ahead Of the boom in West Virginia
real estate, and Mr., Bennett has done
well to add this to his already large land
interests.
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Monorn 10 j. n. nnthhnno,

ClSOINNATI, Dec, 10. Mr.. W. G.
Quinby, Grand Chancellor OF the Ken.
lucky Knights Of Pythias, in view oil
the fact that Mr.. ]. H. Rathbone, tho
founder OF the order, who died yester.
day, was native OF Kentucky, will issue
a circular directing all lodges in Ken.
tucky 10 drape their charters and wear
the usual emblems Of mourning for
thirty days.
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Dumas Ge,s mack nm. pouy,

John Dumas, the Fourteenth street
IiyeTyman, yesterday recovered the dun.
colored Texas pony which was hired
from bis stable BY q young lad last Fri.
day. The boy rode the animal as far a.
Moundsville, where he sold IL 10 q man
named Berry Morris, who lives near that
place for 81 and q ferret After thus dis.
posing OF the pony the young fellow was
seen 10 Jump on an east.bOund freight
train. DUMAS was 30 pleased over re-.
covering the pony that he decided not
tn institute any legal proceedings against
MnEtiA.
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FEDERAL ELECTION BILL.
Senator Chandlers Measure 70 Secure Fair
Congressional Rlsstl6ns,

Congressional Elections.
WAsANoToS, D, O., Dec, l0.-The
federal election bill introduced by Sem
ator Chandler to-day, provides that
whenever in any Congressional distric.
ten voters from each county, or ten
voters from each voting precinct where
the Congressional district is one county,
or less, shall make an affidavit that they
believe the election will BIZ unfair II
held by the State officers, and shall
petition the United States Circuit Judge
10 have the registration Of voters and the
election conducted by United States
officials, the court shall be opened as
now provided by law for appointment OF
United States Supervisors Of Elections,
and the court shall appoint all necessary
officers to carry out the prayer Of the
netitioner6.
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WILLIAM HASTINGS FUNERAL
Largely Attended by Several orders aud
sorrawlnE friendL

Largely Attended by Several Orders and
SorrawlnE fri0nIL
The funeral Of William Hastings took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence Oh LaBelle street. Rev. DR.. @.
W.Cushing delivered the funeral sermon,
and the music was rendered by quar-.
tette composed Of Miss Annie Carson,
Miss Theresa Phillips, Mr.. Thomas Gar.
son and Mr.. Robert Darrah. Long be-
fore the time announced for the funeral
the house was crowded, and the pave
ments on both sides OF Wood and La.
Belle streets were filed with people.
Alter the services were finished, the
coffin, plain, cloth.coyered Casket,
with steel handles, was placed on d bier
on the pavement, SO that the dead mans
friends might take parting look at his
face, The Ancient Order OF United
Workmen and the Odd Fellowa, Of
which orders he was q member,
marched by the coffin, and
were followed by friends Of
the fam y aud others who were desirous
ot viewing the remains. On the coffin
was beautiful anchor Of white and vel.
low roses, and q cross OF pure white
flowers while at the head stood sheai
OF wheat The funeral was one OF the
larHeat which has taken place In the city
10 a long time. The pall.bearerS we're
Messrs. David Gnndli6g, IOSeph Gala.
han, Joseph seybold, ]. W. Bodley,
Henry Truxell, William Ellingham, j,
o. Morrison and Samuel Phipps. The
members Of the secret societies and
many Others went with the remaiuS tC
Greenwood cemetery.
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pyoE H. ]. AyhBha and hls wife, Mn.
lilli kaIen'AtbenG, have arranged 10
pye tlelI eeries ol elite concerts on the
following dalOsi December "a, January
! anu February D, They will bB given
q Pr9leteor AtbUnE's studio, III Gran.
gles block. Season tickets afc now on
sale At House'B, These concerts will be
very select musical entertainments.
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CHARLESTON POsTOPFICE.

Itis probable that nothing will be
done In the Charleston postotIiCe mat
ter until next spring The term Of the
present incumbent, who is Senator Ken.
mas iather.in.law, does not expire until
May next, aud Senatorial courtesy will
have something to do with bis serving
his full term out.
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Naughty ySysiIsl soll,,,

NEw YoRK, Dec. lO-Mn. Helen R
isalluS las brought suit for absolute
divorce from her husband, Edgar +,
salluai lhe novelist, They were married
In 1883 70 this city, Two correspond
enls, Elsie w. Smith and Fanny 0Iryat,
are mentioned and adultery ID claimed
a. the ground Tor divorce.
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TWO CHICAGO POLIOGMBN SHOT,
One of Them Fat,lly-An Exciting Episode
With burglars.

One of Them Fatally-An Exciting Episode
With burglars.
CHICAGO, Dec. lO.-Police officer VIM
Davis, Of the Cottage Grove station, was
shot and probably fatally injured by
burglars this morning, Officer II, @,
Thomas, Of the same station, in attempt,
ing to arrest the assailants Of Davis was
wounded in the arm. About 8 o'clock
Officer Davis was patrolling his beat on
Wabash avenue, when he came upon a
man standing In front OF a saloon. The
saloon door was open. Davis asked him
what he was doing there and he replied
that he was waiting for the proprietor.
Just then another man came hUrriedly
out OF the saloon with q revolver in his
hand. Without q word he pointed the
weapon at the officer aud fired twice.
The first shot struck DaYisin the left side
OF the Jaw, the ball going downward
and lodging in the neck. The second
lodged In the back OF his head at the
base OF the brain. Davis fell to the side
walk, where he was discovered Il few
minutes later by officer Michael White.
Iu the meantime the two burglars had
run south on Wabash avenue. Near
Eighteenth street they met Officer
Thomas, who tried to stop them. One
OF the robbers drew revolver and shot
Thomas In the arm. In spite Of the fact
that he was hurt Thsmas drew his re-
yolver and started after the robbers.
They kept up n fire from their weapons
as they ran and Thomas kept up the
pursuit until his own revolver was
empty. The condition Of Officer Davis
is very critical. About II O'Clock otll'
GERS arrested William sennott, who Is
said 10 have been fully identified as one
OF the men who did the shooting, Sen
mott is a desperate man, and has served
two penitentiaty terms.
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Tllo gniperor Chtrr...l nd a rl,.nlr.

BERLIN, Dec. lO.-Empe,or william
attended the performance at the opeta
house. at Frankfort last right ffIe
audience rose eu nlasse when lie entered
the itnpetisl box aud enlhusIasIiIalIv
oheered hitu. His MAIesiy aitptwSti
Inspected tue military aud took LiS do.
p9arturu from Frankfort at ii O'Clock in
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TIE 4, 4 y, T6RLOlOSURB.

A West virginia ltailroad to be Sold in Col.
umbuS.. Commissioner Appointed.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. lO.-A decree OF
ioreClosurein the case Of the Mercantlle
Trust Company, trustee, vs.. The Kan.
awha 4 Ohio hallway and others, was
filed 10 the Circuit Court Of the United
States to-day. The court ends that
there Is due $4,000 In interest on the
bonds due July !, 1889 The property
Ia 10 be sold In this city. II cannot be
sold for less than 100000 7. ". Hunt
ington iB appointed pouunisaloneF,
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lIake Nb Itl,u,kg,

II you have lnade Up your mind 10
buy Hood'e SarsapArllIa do not be In.
duCed 70 take any other, Hoods Safpa.
parlllA 10 q peculiar medicine, possess.
Ing, by virtue oi its peculiar C0mbiha.
tl0n, proportion and preparation, Cuta,
tive power superior 70 any other article
Of the kind before the people. For all
dgeCtlUtb Atislhg from lnptte blOod 'Ot
Low state o. the system u u tinequalied,
30 sure 70 Ret Hoods, 8
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Won lMr Ilolnln prI,a.

Npw YoRE, Dec. lO,-Ths grand prize
oil $500 offered by the AmtIean Apricut.
lria for the best acre Oi potatoes has
been awarded to Charles D. Coy, Of Atoo.
stock county, Maine, His crop was 18S
bushels. Tho second prize was given Ia
Alfred Reese, Of Penn Yam, N. y, for 4
crop OF 0OO bushels. Similar prizes are
offered lot tue coming year,
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BIG PRICES FOR LAND.


Andrew Carnegie Pas Half Million fol
1900 Acres Of Coal Territory,
BAIElNoRE, MD, Dec, l0,-rhere was
consummated yesterday quite a big
deal in coke land, Mr., Andrew Carne'
gie purchased from ex-senator Henry G,
Davis, Of West Virginia. Charles F,
Mayer, President Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio; Col. Osmun Latrobe, and Will
liam keyser, 1900 acres OF coke land,
which these gentlemen owned near
Uniontown, in the Connellsville region,
The price paid was 100000,
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MRS, sl0rf l0Rp DEAD.


The PFeSldenps slAter.ln.La Law Dies Unex,
Portsdly In Washington,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 1O.-Ms
scottLord, sister Of Mrs. Harrison, died
this morning. Nobody outside OF The
family in the house where she wa
stopping were present when Mrs. I.ort
died. II was known that The case wa
we'll nigh hopeless, butstill her death wa
sudden and was not expected 20 soon
Mrs, Harrison aud Dr.. Scott are now n
the house with the remains.
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LlsnoS, Dec. 1O.-The captain Of the
AlaROaS, in accordance with instructions
from the Brazilian government received
by cable, hoisted the new federal flag:
whereupon the maritime cOmmandapt
informed him that although Portugal
was well disposed toward The Brazilian
republic he could not permit In the port
the presence OF any flags not recognized
ny the Government, Thereupon the
captain hauled down bis colou, He
sails for Rio Janeiro tomorrow.
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THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC.
Extending wldelyIn Paris Much Pablo
Apprehension Felt.

PARIS, Dec. 1O,-The influenza or
grippe is extending widely throughout
this city. One hundred and thirty en-
ployeS of the Central Telegraph Office
are now Ill with II. There ia a great deal
Of public alarm about II. Much injury
and even some small degree Of panic, Ia
due to notions Of lts possibly being
tore.runner OF greater evils.
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For coughs aud CoIds, take Lemon
Hot Drops,
Lemon Hot DtUpa. '''''O
Lemon Hot Drops.
LainOn Hot Drops. 'H'
For hemoftliage and oil throat and
lung Diseases, lake |, nun Hot DIobS'
An elegant and reliable preparation,
~ GUlils, ~ druggists. ritpafel Oniv
BY Dr. Ill Motley, Atlanta, Ga, fnds
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yICEROY OF IRELAND.
lie Is at Last IdenllHod- VIII Co to

lie Is at Last IdentlhOd-IIe VIII Go 10
Dublin saturday.
LONDON, Dec. lo.-The new vicoroy
OF Ireland, whose going over has been
announced from time Is time ever since
his appointment last spring, will at last
go to Dublin aud enter upon his vice.
regal dutle1 on Saturday. The gem
tleman Is Lawrence Dundas, third Earl
oi Zetland, a rich man, an officer in the
Horse Guards, formerly u member OF
Parliament aud holder OF a place at
Court.
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enjoy their ill-gotten money in Mon:
treal, Quebec or Ontario, as well as II
they were living in New York, Chicago
or San Francisco. With women II Ia
otherwise; no temptation 10 strong
enough TO induce an American woman
10 expatriate herself.
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MlllInm n. nldllela penlh,

PIrrsnuRau, Pa, Dec. lO.-Thc death
Of William N. Riddle in New York yes.
terday, while foreshawed more than q
year ago, by the approach Of the illness
from which he has recovered, will be
learned with sad surprise by thousands
who knew him In all this region.
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Another Scandal AI,o,I M. V.,,,,,,,..

LONDON, Dec. il--L,,nl lronichnn :.
brought All action iOf diyotps i1aISs, J II I,iS
WE on Ihe ground Of ADULTERY with an
inmntry lieutenant Lady ToFpicbsn
has brought o counter action apajiStlIcr
iiusband Tho hearing will take plaso
in 'ElInbufg on January "a. 'O
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Mr. BoWsvt A the urand.

There was only a ialF audience at the
Grand Last night 10 witness the second
performance OF Mt, Charles Dowsef and
HE company, In "Cheek" The enter.
iainmtnt was fully Up 10 the excellence
Of the llist nights and pleased those who
we're present. The engagement closes
With 4 ladies' matinee IhIS afternoon
aud tue performance this evening.