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The daily critic., 1890-12-09
sTEEPLg CaaRLIgS GREAT FAIL.
Down From vall spire We Makes g
rucky ruru

Down From q vall snire-H We Makes q
Lucky ruru.
SoUru NoRwALK. Conn. Dee. o.
Charles Taylor Of Leominsier. Mass,
widely known as "Stceple Charlie,
who has been in this town for three
weeks repairing The damage done by
LIGHTNING 10 the tall spire Of 81 Mary
Catholic Church has met with a mis-
hap that nearly cost him his life An
immense copper cross, fifteen feet high,
is 20 be placed al The ton Of the spire,
ard "Sttcnle Charlie climbed 20 the
lofty height in the morning to make
The final preparation for the cross. He
was JUST about to step from his litta
swing, such as sailors use when scrap
ing q ships mast, when rope which
supported enc end Of the sent became
looseued and the daring climber dashed
dow inward at the rate of fifteen feet a
S, crnd.
A crowd of people who had been
watching his movements sent up cry
Of horror and turned their heads tn 1t
they might not see him when he stru <
Tie Ground 200 feet below
"Steeple Charlie, by lucky turn in
the air as be fell through space, ctught
hold Of one Of the haliiards suspended
from above, and in this way broke the
force of his fall as he swung himself on
10 a narrow shelf over small diamond
shaped window half way down The
spire. There he remained until his
nerves had become quleted, aud thea
proceeded to his dangerous lab1rs up at
the stepple ton.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
PERSONAL


Mr. and Mrs EerdgIs engagement.
which closed on SuHfday night re
suited iu gross receipts Of oyer rSOO10
Tor their eight weeks engagement iu
New York
Mrs. Butler Fanny Kcmblc) is living
with her daughter. Mrs. Leigh, IN
Surrey, England She Is quite feeble,
having completed her slst year last
month.
The music room in Chief Justice
Fullcr's Washington home IS to be
decorated by Mrs Ida J Bergen who
Il Is said g the fast American woman
employed on mural aiornmeut.
Patrick Calhoun, whom Governor
Gordon recently defeated in the contest
for seat iu iht lniipd States Senate,
has o good portion oC The ability that
made his grandfather famous in the
early days OF Congress ln his youth
Young Calhoun was shy aud Mlleut
and somewhat Of q rCCluse. hut, after
he bloseomcd ont as a lawyer be be
gan 30 show aptitude for society. Of
late yJais he has bee mc quite wealthy
lnm investments Ia real estate and
railroads.
M,s Harrison has ioisgl but two Of
She various societies that have solicited
her cooperation. Her alliance With
,btse two consists Of the honorary pres.
idtnt Of he Johns Hopkins Society,
aud ~ o membership iu Tho Daughters
uf the Revolution For eligibility t0
% latter ven must have bad 40 an.
C,for who took part in the war 1t the
Revolution Mrs Harrison rrrII.
grandfather was % commander NJ forces
IN Pennsylvania The society firn.l
for the purpose of raising lIlI# %
mark the places Of the Sayobi 1Igy
war aud to revive history, nnl $50 rI
restore soWc uf tur historical uIsas
The first tbiug she society t1feljs fH
do is 90 restore ihg Niuy WBsh.1gr u
tomb.
Mr Ffelellt Remington. tbo artist.
has gone O. the fore with General
Miles To be ready for tLe settlement Hf
the Indian trouble either with powder
on paaceful moaus. Thr artistic g a
gentle profession, but war lends itself
especially 90 pictures. and there are
many artists who are r'ajY 60 m1.
MtTts notice % 20 tn the ends Of the
earth 90 see war
The Cumtc>se DE- Niuall Christine
GissoBl is s'ill IN Paris, whtrs she has
tecn laid MP owing toan accident which
happened 20 Lsr as She was getting into
a railway carriage AZ The Care DO Lyon,
some weeks ago 10 start for Switzerland.
William Walter Phelps, the United
States Minister io Germany. has been
spending a bgief vacation a. his home
ard has sailed Tor his post NJ duty On
the North German Lloyd steamer Werrl.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
GEN NILES BOON

Garrison Thinks Tie wouId Make an
Excellent Presidential Candidate
Mr.Clarkson the able Republican poll-
ticlan ard late First Assistant Postmaster
General thinks that Gen. Miles would
be mighty good Republican candidate
Tor the Presidency. and so the Miles
boom has spread from the Army to Tie
outside politicians For, be Il known,
there has been Miles boom In the Army
for the past three years Its exis,anee
has bten often denied. but Il Is on tap
all the same. Gen Miles Is Presiden
tial candidate and Is very active one az
that In addition 10 the Army influence
he has the Sherman support. Senator
Sherman Is for him for family reasons
Gen. Sherman Is for him, too. It's no
mere surmise, either, that the prev tlent
Iudian scare 10 the Northwest Is by no
means uneountCied with tue Miles
Presidential boom Army officers who
are not in the Miles huTrah viii tell you
these things If you ask them.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
ITS NOBODYS BUSINESS.

Tire Reply a Sew York CsHtrAi super
tutendent Made about Discharges.
BUFFALO, \. Y, Dec 0.--The New
York Central Railroad yesterday dI'.
charged thlrly four men, most of them
employees at the Ohio street freight
house. The reason given being that on
account Of the close Of navigation they
were not needed The reduction tn
force led TO sensational reports thai the
company bad begun "a crusade against
lis employees who are identified with
certain labor organizations. Supsrln-
teLdent Burrows said he hal no knowl-
edge Of any dismissals except at the
freight house, but II was possible that
the Train master had discharged some
new men who were members of labor
unions In such an event Superlnten-
dent Burrows said that the train master
was doing The proper thing and II was
nCb0dy's business but that Of the COM
pany.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
HOTEL ARRIYALS.

Hatr.p5liaa Dr. T. Il Bartlett Oak
land, Md ". i. Eyster, Chambersburg,
Pa s. Towson Augustus Frecuud, New
York: BENJAMIN EweO Williamsburg,
Va; s. Alliug. brooklyn, ~ 4.
Nafiaal Preston Kenyon aud 81. Ltuler,
New York. y N Casanova PcnusYlvaula.
George 4 Bird, Liberty NO; g. F. Ieter,
FhilipIi, W. Va.
ST. ,furcs Thomas WeutberZ ana J.. g.
kcu New lUrk. J. A. Chambers, Detroit,
Mich; John +. Hagerly. ir., ~. Louis Mo-;
John ST TuTubgli, Monmouth, lli; A G..
Thomson, Fredericksburg, hN-i }, N smell
ing bauvilIe, Va.
EHluds-U s. Dassie auI john A.
Pos en-. California, Pa; Don Palmer and
wife, So. Louis n. 81. Cochran ani s0n,
ID. H. Butau, Newark g. o.; r. Cui'iu--
aCod. Sew York. Hon. Z B.. Reilly peaa-
sylv4u8a. d. s. Eiczer, kausAs CITY, Mo..
e. A Aagse audi wiie, Egsrcu, fa
Eee-J M Moore Little GoeE, ArlE.,
=. D. EeaE8sleg Washington, Ara. b A.
P.eslri, Eraukyu Miss Ai4Ergier, NsH
lus-
fflas - Wbif-hausa, NeH f8rs,
3 >. Keller chicago SIR aul Alrs. &. H.
aifgld, &gW IuTs.
Haaaas a. Il Hbhard aaI e. r.
EussylL Aea IgH
~karelua-LlIley Ymt8u aal Wiza.
New York; d. E liavg ~, Baltimore,
HF. ana Ars sleIubelt, England; a. q.
Towards, India.
HlT-aIl9a GiFauIt Elu4r aUI Thomas
JeuniuE New Orleans, Berlu-er ami
daughter, AeW York: Cgpbas Taylor, Pitts
burg Sir Thomas Herself, Ll-laal. John
+ Wilson, Chicago
a45 S. S. TpFa and N o.
Curtis, NeE Iafs James M-r.iBr F4..ale.-
pL.a.
EtbH--N, b. Gleaer EirgiaIls George
~ AtEeFIoH state College Pas 81 ~
Reiger Aisaaaasa. Iud II M Miller,
Mississippi w. stone, q. :. a.; Ilauuas
Settle North Carolina, j p 5iEzaFt 81.
Louis. William A-I9u ana G H4'lIa agr
SEES York.
Hfd IsiHE E I.er aeE aud wife,
Sf Adams Nl- @ 3. Stevenson ana W.ie-
Chicago, E F. Bara,elt, aau Fr-leise1s 5 .
q s.aek. Il-liaus =, D.. s.. s k=lHu-r-r
Baltimore
n uT TC I.IaH. B4Is.m 1re. r.
a. Ne6ratG Aea York. y s. Wilson. lill-
lo.s, s a. s up on, Chester PA: D.. ~
Rupert Sew IgrE John I Gauuau-
HezreIuEoH. A3 i. Be bar-4 a-riIisr-
Baltimore. 4la-
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
SPINNERS STRIKE
one Of Their Co-Lnborers was Ois-
charged ana They uuit

one Of Their Co-Lnborsrs was Ois-
charged ana They Quit.
New YORK, Dec 9--The long an
ticipated strike in the spinning depart
ment Of the Clark Thread Mills at New.
ark and Kearney began at noon yestor-
day The immediate Cause was the
discharge of spinner by Superintendent
Waimsley. whom the men have detested
since nc was imported and placed in
charge more than two years ago I'm.
medialely following The discharge a
shop committee called upon Mr.
Walmsley and asked that the man be
reinstattd. Mr.. Walmsley told the
men If they did not like his action they
could put on their coats and leave
All the spinners IN mill . then de
cidCd TO strike, and the word passed to
mill 3, where the men followed suit
Mill I was also notified and the men
there also struck The strike involves
one hundred and twenty spiunets and
their helpers, 10 all more than one
hundrCd and fifty persons The Ma
tional Spiuners' Association Of America
was at once notified. The Clark Mills
employ more than 5000 persons, but
Just how many Of them this strike will
affect cannot I've stated now.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
PaTnsII Indorsed

INnIANAPoLIs, IND., Dee 9.-Flfty
Of the leading lrishmen ia Indianapo-
lis have given their indor=ement to an
address 10 lbe public in defense Of Par
LeH, in which, after ridiculing the
shocked morality of Gladstone and the
followers Of Mccarthy they say;
The IIish members seem 20 have
been hypHolized They have Cam
pieltly lost lheir balance, and Ia llis
crisis the only man who really holds 10
the sensible course Is PaTnell. He is
iu point ef fact, the only real leader in
The Irish Parliamentary party. His
followers are fairly good as rank aud
fle, but as leaders, Individually and
Collectively. they are simply n0NhsTs y
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
REsORrRp 10 FORGERY
\ Weii- known Young Hn.tnrss Nao
Raises I've Draffs.

= Wei Known Young Bn.iness Wan
Raises Two Drafts.
SAGINAW, MrcH., Dec o 1t was dis
covered yesterday that Two drafts for
$500 drawn by Lewis ID. sluhorn hal
been raised 20 So 500 anil $500 rel
srtcuyely. Subsequently it was dis
covered that over Sc 600 10 raised paper
was agOat, aud that Sanborn hand hat
Illegally Increased Us value. Then 10
was learned that Ssnborn had fled from
The city late on Saturday night aud his
whereabouts are unknown Previous
10 going he made an ASSIGNMENT 20 his
mother, and 90 is reported made a con
fession TO his lawyers
He is 30 years Of age and the s1n OF
GEORGE G. Ssnboru, formerly onC OF the
most prominent business men ia this
section. AZ his death Lewis inherje !
q large amount of money. lie fi1ally
lecame eurulfed in the mlelstrrn Of
COMMERCE, and this led 10 the commits
sion Of he crime now charged 10 him
His liabilities will exceed 100000 aud
his assets are meagre.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
RIGOLEFIOs

The front sfares OF a clubhouse are gen
orally tu bee found as the windows H98t1H
Commercial
Pretty girls do Not usually make the best
wives, but they make the best haneees.-
,oat4fiHs J9Usaa'
I'VE have sent our pastor his resigaa-
tiou.H .H remarked o prominent officer of
church recently. Qaite a neat aud suZ-
gesliye way Of putting it.
When d Georgia editor decides 20 cay
IsEd-ume thing, lie says it very th0rau- big.
- other day an editor iu that Stale wrote
ne following lar4gTapb about a local
Eaar- lady wEu bad iust finished q crazy
gulll -Aliss Aar'eion Armstrong is one 81
Iluse rleh rare ripe beauties IN face. form,
u.Id aud soul thar hY their virtues, powers
aLd worth gave ~ the south Faceof heroes
Tbs hss never been approached "a manly
WauItrIs s- iy any land gr any lime. -A
}aH ililusr.
sEuutris certainly the mesuest man ez-
raur. Ile las q Tr.ek UI leaving the daoI
open when ~ enters crowded ear ui 3 clld
winter morning IEepassenEeTz gr8Wi and
lock da-EeTs 81 skinner, but skinner
doesn't mind II Presently one ~ the pas
seuGeIs gets up % 20 aud close the door
4ud Skinner drops Into the vacant ssat.
lu his line skinner IS q genius. Eaafa4
TFt
Eeg1f'- Nife-1 GA ought 10 avoid even
ite 4EFesr4aue ~ evil DO sou yourself
tbIak ne girls DO dance are rizlts
Belle 81 tie Par.sd-Iheg must b..
buaH tlg EiFIs Hbo d0uHt dance are Away
eff.LHe
.uls s. ne aafograFh q Poe the
writer
What Is that piece ol east iron over
There VITA lg= dent ln 4
-TAat s section 81 boiler ihat Has
kicked b. fCr me by Poe the football
player "-A D. sta.
SLOW 3d Joseph come 10 be a great
ruler IN DE isuI asked Tie supeg.a-
tlItsEf
.Flsasa. s.r.r sail Tie boT. aleeeu5e lie
wore cost gf many calQrs. --A, D s-
Ethel What do you suppose men 6ul M
lae 10 adll Ie d. you taink % ls uF
eaTIlaEs
1laal-I gees tley are better pleased
WHa yual l.Ea-gh -t. j. HrHh
Hell Ears Eua rs love MS llfs.
she fHeu gaG lalt IuFe us much il-
sea one aaul.aaalg IislgE yoUF lie bg
coming hero EEsla aHa might haa g4H--
5. VI
AaH-auely l4ruIa- galag Iauzsi lzlH !
Belle
Ha -lIauIg oo-l l @ a
sHE4Ie
s laH DOT Hl-Ha H#a4TEe4
>leW Wa- lfaa 81 llued
El L-r sg H4s Ea-l hI.-f Ial lle I-l-
t3id as Eua-e A- A
d Is " once ra5.Ig humorous l-r-4la-
-.-Gae ana ~ lu s45 ur oman al4t ras lls
Izlf between Me Nationalist majority and
tae Fsrlel u aa-..E should "a l4.ale4 7
lr Kilkenny Cf .lltse, llaEe uls. aa
s.ue su Is tle #an asi qr q laai.a- lEl-
alI II tae contestants Waa alu aa Hrst
~ Kilkenny aa ugt Alish IS ail lle feline
eellHl.liea ~ lh4E PLACES. l-el usaHt q t4s
traditions q l-sa Fualil6 VIII l4fe llqu
violated Aaa Z ar- 4lles.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
sale d ThorouRhbrsds.

LEXINGTON, KY Dee "A goo Z
attendance Of mTfmen at the thorough
bred sale Of Colonel S. ID Bruce yes
to-day made bidding lively Sixty head
u animals brought S46 ls0, an average
a Sos per head The best prices we're
fer he following
Princess Bowling. 70 IT p Hea l'ey.
Lexington s. 400; Prince FoIso, t5J. y
Twiman, Lexington, - 500; BalgaRa1,
taJ p DougherY Philadelphia. S3 05a-
Tele g-Teie, h j. Riley. New YORK,
81 zoo. Kgukas kil, b M IGuog Lsx-
legion #l,225. EHe Bowling % II r.
Headly, s. 255 LuG- L-l, ~ TT b 81 E
Clgllaud. goo Ann El t6sIu q O.
H Hu1hls Louisville So 600
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
LOST IN NINE
Terrible Experiences Of little Pitts
ton Ind

Terrible Experiences Of little Pitts
ton Lad
PITTsroN, Dec. 9-LiulIc Tommy
Gaiely, Pi,tston lad, who for wears
has been employed in the coal mines,
has given up his position os door boy
in shaft No. Of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company and declares That he will
never again enter o coal mine
This determination was arrived az
owing 90 a rather unusual experience
which the lad underwent few days
ago lie had finished his work, and,
with a number of door boy companions,
had boarded a trip Of cars To 90 TO the
foot Of the shaft, whence be would be
hOisted 90 tie surface Whuo b. had
ridden some little distance he re
mcmbered that be had left his diauer
can behind and at ouca 81 tted Olck
alcue through the dark passages ta get
H. lie had not proceeded f1r when a
draught eXiinguished hts litht anl he
was left in darkness. There was no
one rear ard the situation wss dies
peiaie one FOR The unfortunate la1. who
Euew not which way to turn tIr aid.
After thinking over his cssa for some
little time be determined 90 try aud feel
bis way out TO the mouth NJ the mine
along the car rails But. unfortunately,
instead Of going in the right direction,
be wandered miles further iut1 the
wW kings uutil exhausted aui fright.
enCd, he sank down and sleep came 90
his relief.
Meanwhile the little fellow absence
G8d been noted az home, aud a party ot
mtn ariCd In search Of him At 10
O'Clock The next dav they came across
lhr lad in The old workings aud restore {
him 10 his folks but little the worse for
BIS novel adventure.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
scarcity Of natural Gas.

SPRINGFIELD. ONO, Dec. "a
large amount Of money has been spent
in building natural gas pipe lines 70
Columbus. Dayton. Springfield, Troy,
Sidney, Piqua and other manufacturing
centres IN Central Ohio. Tue owners
Of factories ia an these cities have just
been notified that ihs natural gas Com
psnies can DO longer supply them with
gas, and will only fullhl private con.
uacts. Il is feared the supply will b.
inadequale even Tor private c1nsumeTs.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
IEOCULATBD WITH LYMPH.
New Haven Cousumptive Pntie ni
Treated with Koch's Remedy.

New Haven ConsumptIve Patients
Treated with Koch's Remedy.
New HAVEN, CONN, Dec "a
second supply Of the Koch lymph wss
received in this city yesterday by Pro
fiessor Russell II. Crittenden. The
amount is about equal TO that received
lost week. Another inoculation was
made 10 day Professor Crittenden is
making very exhaustive experiments,
and will prepare most elaborate
treatise upon the use Of the lymph upon
the New Haven patients. DR.. Foster
who is conducting the inoculations,
says that the patients are all doing
quite well, but he states that It will be
several days yet before the real work
ings of the lymph will be dlscerued.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
DFlTa NET IN A LOVERS TROLL.
Mr. Muidcwncy EiIisd ana Mrs. IsIJ OFT
Mangled on tho Railroad.

Mspgied on tho Railroad
MMrBsyuLE, PA, DC I'D ward
MuIdowney, for Two years ptst q
wljoWer, has recently been paying bis
addresses 20 the widow Of ptncy III
li1tt. who resides az Greensbury, near
here, and on Saturday evening the
couple were strolling along ,he west
bound tracks OF The Nine Iiiil Division
of the Recalling road, watching tain
going up the opposite road \ train
was approaching them on tnC down
track, but it was unnoti0cd by them
They were struck hy the tender OF the
engine. and Auliowney's body was
doubled under the heavy locomotive
aud rolled along the roadbed for sons
distance.
Mrs Elliott was hurled from The
track with terrible force. her upper Jaw
badly fractured aud several of bgr ribs
broken. Her upper lip was almost torn
away, and her teeth were knocked nut.
She staggered to her feet in a beuillered
state and dragged herself 20 the house
Of Thomas Evans, three or four hun
dIed yards up the railroad Sue could
only tell an incoheTent story, aud Mr..
Evans and some friends started oui 10
clear up the seeming mystery. Che
blood spots on the snow quickly led
them 20 the place where MuldDwuey's S
body lay, when the horrible acciient
was cxDlained
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
ODD DEEDS 10 lRwIE'S ESTATE.
Compilations That May leave iIis Faic
FlanCea I'm the Cold

FIances I'm the CoId
MEDIA, PA, Dec O.-The Lillian
Warren case develops this legal com.
plicoiion The handsome estate which
Inventor John II Irwin left To her a1
his farcee may go to the collateral heirs
Of Rebccca j. Elder Irwin, bis second
wife. They have commenced suit for 1t
On The ground that certain fully exc.
Cu'Cd deeds which have iuruel up
among some loose papers since Irwius
death, transferring tp Twins s,c1ud
wife, in 1895, as 8 wedding present. the
thirty four acres on which arc located
an iie valuable machine shops, are
slill valid, though Irwin, subsequently,
60 the execution Il the deeds, privqEly
drew his pen across the sign ltures
thcptO. as ITO cauctl them
The issue will be tried al the present
yerm Of court before judge Clayton, and
interesting points of law viii have to
be decided.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
Idann,. - Lssl.I.lure-

BOISE IDAHo, Dee 0.-GesleF lsy tac
first Legislature Of Idaho convened. H..
z. Burkhart, ex clerk. read the pFoela-
nation couyeBiug the special Legisla-
tuIe The thirty six representatives,
Weie then sworn 10. Permanent Speaker
trtLk A. Tenn then took the O4th 0f
office Il being administered by J4lge
Morgan Charles Reed Of Ada C0u1ty
Was elected clerk
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
STOPPED on TIE BRINK.

Miraculous Escape OF Passenger from
FTtghtiul Death.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-The s.40
train last night for Bethlehem on the
RI aiding Railroad, was thrown from
lie track just after leaving Green
Mount aud ran about 100 feet over the
tics, stopping al the very bFink ui toe
nestle over Wiugohocking Greek iifIy
fsel high. None If the p lsseH gers
ReIe injured A switch had b en- tam.
peItd With and this eause1 the a rail-
utCEt4
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
TIE RAILS SPREAD
Ibe Train left the Track, Rut no ons
Was kIllsd

IEe Train LEFT the Track, Rut no une
Was kIllsd
DENIsoN, TEX Dec. 0-Tne Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas express train,
which left here at a. m yesterday,
ives ditched between stations Ray aud
Alkime. The mail, express, and bag
gage cars and two passenger coaches
were deTailed. The cars turned over on
their sides and caught fire, but the
flames were soon eXtinguishsd. The
pas eBgeTs broke through the windows
aud escaped. W Whileridge OF Fort
Scott. kans. w. ID. Heggerson of Sla
saba County, Express MESSENGER James
Caldwell. Baggage Master w j. HanIy,
and Porter Lee Caldwell were severely
lat rot dangerously injured. The ae-
cident as caused by spreading rails
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
WRsTH OF THE CYCLONE.
a space Several Miles Long Cleared
aud Three Persous Killed.

aud Three Persons Killed.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec o Yesterday,
near Monroe, Walton County, a cyclone
cleared a space several miles long and
about 10O yards wide, blowing down
houses and killing several people. Jack
Henderson and hia wife were buried
beneath the ruins Of their home Hen
deison was killed, hut his wife was uJJ
badly hurt. Their baby was carried
SEQ yards, ard was so badly injured
that It died shortly after being found
A family OF negroes named JacS'un
wcle buried IN The ruins Of their C ,btd
and two Of them were killed. Another
house, containing seven negroes, was
blown down, but an tue occupants es-
cqud ualuTt.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
ronnt,y Resiasnce uestroysd.

UBBANA, ONO, Dec a-Lemlel r.
MarsLall's residence al Addison, which
wss destroyed Jy Ere sunday night gas
the finest country residence in The
county, valued b $3i.010; insurance,
$4,000, divided equally between the
Home of New NoIk ard The Oai9
Farmers
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
FederatInn nfLahnr

DEIR IT. MICH., Dee 9.-The con
yention cf American Federation Of
Labor, after a lengthy discussion yes
teldsy afternoon, referred the question
Of admitting Luc!en Sanial and his six
New York colleagues 10 a committee Of
five. Pending the report OF this com
Giuee, the uusealed delegates are given
he privileges OF the floor
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
-aDoarIag ~ AduIaI.IralI9a.


lLIea qi Pc le8 rem lining Rep 1.l
can papers 81 prominence which slil.
advocate lle Nchiu s laa are lAe Sees
IaI6 Ils Tie Nes York Pa aai
tle Il4auaEl-is JasrHz| hr- Eit
editor gf lhe lf.3as Is hiaisIer lH
EfanCe Mr Porter editor 81 The Press
IS d ibe head 81 lle Census Bureaus
3Ir j q New ~ tbe journal IS the
Uuited States Consul i8 L1u19g
Gould lllsa uen - spdc.el p DO other
ulaH support ll= AGmiaisirgti9u Aud
could There Le q mglg elective argus
recent a-lils. this method ~ glzgag
Die press. TIE Instructor Ct Ele masses.
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
aIurI.r - -suIIII.

WIIuHGToS, ONO, Dee. 9.-Dar
ing d quarrel yesterday about q woman,
David Hoke, an old man. shot and fa-
tally wounded s. I. Sale, aged 60
H0ke then shot and killed himself
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
Il aaIae - - Lsgl.Iatars.

ToFEEA, KAN. Dee. 9.-The Farm
ems Alliance state Committee has in
slfuciCd The county alliances 70 take a
vote on their choice for United States
senator. such vote in the aggregate 10
guide The new Legislature in lhe elec-
zion n a senator This canvass IS 10 De
made and reported al headquarters not
laleT than January 4
The daily critic., 1890-12-09
a Musaum Of Confe deFale lYar Relles

RICHaIoNB, Va, Dec 9-The Board
Of Aldermen lasl night, by a Two Thirds
vote, decided 10 give ihe Confederate
Memorial Literary Society the use Of
thg jeu Davis mGuaion for a museum
fGr war relics This was The executive
mansion of the Confederacy, and was
occupied by President Jefferson Davis
during BIS residence 10 Richmoad