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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
ceIyr or A DRUyKry DEPUTY. MARSHALL

Paris, Tex, Dec. 2l.-Wiam Laid, q deputy United
States marshal shot hl> wife today and then shot
himself Laid and hi- wife left TN. cty iIiGay nigh
for Antlors, small place IN the Ch0ctA" Nation, and
near where Mrs Ladd- mother lives Laid va, drinl,
ing, and heard qUaTel!ng with hi, wife thc
station al Antlcrs. They decided 10 attend bail
given at the hotel dt Antlcr, Instead % epng out 10
visit Mr.. Ladd'S mother, at first contemplated.
Mis-. Itdd danced ST, but III lcr husband refused
enter The bail room she Oncl him Do IN,
The three III IL were heard, and @Ore one rush ug
up stairs found the woman on the moor dcaI. hot
through the heat Ladd had shot himself under the
chin. the bullet lodging near the top OF the head. He
T. stil alive and may recover, but his tongue s
manglcd he cannot sp"ah. Ladd had killed several
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
NE VEATRER REP0HE

FORECAST TILL : p NJ MONDAY.
Wlsh.uc, e.. 81. : p. m.-For Eastern N'"'i"'N,
Eastern lvana. and Ncw-l-r-ey. light ram Hs"
change, n temperature. winds shifting to uorh"''VH'
far and slightly colder Moidar nrht
For Western $50 York. " stem Prnn'SN'ha ~
West Virginia. clearing ard rir weather. h"r""'''''
" nu- - knit changes "a t'mp'latDrc.
For Mrnr. Nev-HamI~hirr. vermont ha'H''u"Ne'
Hhoi, I,iaud Connecticut light rain, ""d s"'''''- ~
nortAWc,t,rly far and colder MONDAY gnu ,
virginia fair weather: slight changes IN t'mp'rtnre
Ia. north Carolina, south carol na, "'or,ia isr
weather Monday, slightly cooler
Tor Fiord, fair. stationary tenn cr'tuft'
E,- N,b,n, N,.,,lppi. Louisiana and Eastern leNs'
and ArhAnsa,. far Monday; Nlisluy coli'r ,.,.
For ONO Indiana. kentutNy ana tennessee '-'
""ine 'l ,ir wratnor stat onary tsmpeTa,ur ..,
i- - Niihigan lllr weather, cIcarns N ""tVhe'n
lort1oH 9ot.in pper Michigan Nnnosota No.tH 80.
OF o,Hoca' Iowa aud NcbIaska NssI'e1' ia''
Mestnsf' N.,.ourl Kansas and Colorado, warner iAf
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
FOR ABOLISHING MARINES.
POSSIBILITY OF A FIGHT BETWEEN THE
CORPS AND TIE NAVY PROPER.
IIrrTENNNT FULLAM THINKS THE SAILOR
SHOULD BE FREE FROM A DEBASING SUI.
VEIILANCE-wHAT FRIENDS or
THE CORPS SAY


washington Dec. 90 tSpcclaN.-The on aGh' go
tween the line" and staff" IN the Navy l. likely
10 be succeeded by contest between the "'''
uroprr and the Marine Corps. The oFgaiIA"""
roard in il, recent report TO Secretary Tracy recon
mcrdci virtually the abolition If the Marine corps.
The latest attack on the corps comes from ilr',''''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
A WESTERN FIRM EMBARRASSED.

Sioux City, Iowa. Dec. 21.-Thc firm Of Strange
Brothers yesterday mortgage, on their property
acgresatinr over $4,000 The FIRM did an extensive
business ranging from contracts Tor Indian supple,
10 general commission merchants and shipper Il live
stock. The amount Of their lahi!itie, l. probably
$500 900 and their assets. though large cannot be-
stated The firm assumed large obligations IN bacE
ing the Central Stool. Yards Of this city, The bonds
OF which they were unable 10 sell. The hnancd!
srlnzency caused the -iJX City banks - stop MAJ.
INK advances Oh the bonds or other collateral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
TWO yIyTRELs KILLED By 4 TRAIN.

Two coorcd min ,tr.ls, whose names are supposed
f. be FISHER and Morgan. from paper, found in their
r,rlrt, were driving toward Brooklyn from Middle
VILLAGE We to-day evening. ana a they were crossing
the Long l,l,.d Railroad tracks near Fresh Pond,
l. + the wc. tbound mail train from "rccnpor struck
tho v,.gDu The men thrown 10 the track and
,he t,.,,n passrd over them. killing them instantly
The wagon Wa- demolished and the horse had two
Wine \ banjo aud guitar were found near the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
CHtDTF< HOppS.

San Francisco. Dec 81 Ospccon.-Cha-lcs Topps.
one ~ th4 Oldest pioneer merchants died yesterday
al the age Of eighty two years. II" I'D an eventual
lie He ran away from home in Yorkshire. F1Tiand'
and shipping on vessel for south Amer q. lie
served In the Brazilian Aruy, commanded ctyalN
crmpanv under D.ctlfor E0-d~ ~ IhlAG gay ara ht'
ojned an American expedition - n" i1iklah. lands.
lie came to California - l-5l sud founded ~" HF-"
Of Ucpps 4 Canary. in tis paint trdc. Mt. Hope
was one OF the most active member "t the I''ii
british colony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
r-crvc: TIE LYMPH IL BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Dec. u epecisl.A fresh supply OF the
Koch lymph is expected at the Johns Hopkins hoNpi
this week Dr. Henry VI. IIurd seems p'eaNed "i''
tha condition Of the patients who have been lnocu
lated under his supervision
Tho faculty of the College Of Physicians and sur
ceons have begun experiments with the lymph. Pro
feSsor Thomas L. Latimer hs inOcuiated two paueh,s
suffering with tuberculosis. the lJccuiOh' Dclhs "'uV
In The presence Of the students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY.

Charleston, S. G., Dec. o1.-The agst annual report
of Receiver Chamberlain. OF TIE south Carolina Rail
way was fled in the United states Circuit Court yes
terday. II shows the following comparative state
II ent OF receipts and expenditures Gross earnings
1850 s13fs432 gross earnings, 10000
81 546Oa7; Increase. $i97 ,G53 total expense 1898
so 81 035757 total expenses, loe0'90, 81 OF 1926
decrease s2O43l. Net earnings. 1e65'60 G3l?.G74
net earnings Ieso.'oO, $3.50 76l increase, s2lso57.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
AN glgcrRIc CAR TURNS UPSIDE Dowy.

Omaha Neb Dec 21.-An electric motor
,umped the track at Twenty nfth-st and Cspitaave.
this morning and turned bottom up. several paS>-n
gers were injured and burned nv the Goals from the
stove Mr.. Dennis OHslOran had her face and neck
severely ouf and received internal injuries. Mrs.
AGILE Mona. .hiOn cut abOut the head and her
iOiy was severely bruised. II i, believed that both
will recOVcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

VorBedford Mass. pc. q captain Charles p 8 .-
hurry died to-day the asc of seventy yaf- ana i"r
months lie began nfty ve4r- 40. ava ia" lan
commanded several whaling vessels. He entered tLr
.rcooy Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and com
uanded several u their airoT steamers bolhn ne nr,t
commander to The first large steamer Though me-
sucz Canal Before giving up the Captain s'abusy
sailed for the Vsndcrbita Of Ncw-Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
JOHN LAMB.

John Lamb, a banker Al No. ! Exchange Placc
Jersey City. died Yesterday morning at h. h"n" No
2G2 MontgomcYy-,t.. from heart trouble. He ma
suffered from the for nearly three wears. ant
for three v.cei. Lad been confined - hi house. Nr
Lamb was born In Jcsay cry. siNtv-nnN Y"''' ~"
He leaves a wife. Du no CHILDREN. The drdf an va
RENTED 10 he one Of the richest men IN jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
rr,rvrrv CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS

betw.en Chicago and II. Louis. opened. Ths I1d
ISpe is controlled the AtchsOn and operates
tracks Of that company between Chicago and Peoria
Re.woen Peoria and St. Louis the Inc over the
Jacksonville and Southeastern sysen, which l. closely
allied with the Atchisoa. Two trains daily each VII
le PUN This makes the fourth through line between
Chicago and St Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
LEAVING THE PrLPIT FOR Az EDITORS CHAIR

Plynl.th. Mas, Dec. 2l.-rhe Rev J. L. Sewall
rcslcee! ,hc Ia,torc Of the Pilgrimage Church after
service tbs morning. Mr.. scwsll Ia, accepted the
posion al editorial secretary OF the United S0ciHy Of
Ch-i-ia. cner"vor, and will enter his duties
The first day Of the year. This Office is
created to relieve the Rev. 7. f. Clark, president Of
Inc society, of part OF the editorial work :" The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

E"Ston' Dee. 2l.-The steamer Rlpon CITY, whlcl
arrived tod} from Hamburg, reports that jon Dccrm
Der i" al 30 a m, latitude 40 30. Longitude A. 80
hr Ps,'ed an croerf apparently half IA, j. In lengti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
KANSAS FARMERS AND SENATOR INGALLS,.

Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. o1.-A dispatch from Wi''l'a'
Kan says \ convention of representatives. from inc
Farmers Alliance of the With Kansas Congress biS-
trct met here Yesterday to take acuOn upon the cc'
zion of q successor 10 senator INGALLS, in the senate
resoution wa, adopted in,truCiiHg all Farmer, ~
lance members of The Lcrismtuie ron nc ~
district 10 vote against Mr.. lngalls amt e. WORK Tor
his defeat Effort, Endorsement for one -"
another of the candidates were unsuccessful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

DAYTON Ohio. Doc 2l-Vnientinc Wmt''-. ron'in'Ht
banker and founder Of Winter, National E,nt drt
YESTERDAY at the aye Of eigtytcr In hi- tine b"
distributed million dollar among hi 'hi'orh '4'
ho leave. 4 large estate NJ Winter We'll known
At all tie lake resorts q, enthusiastic black bass fisher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 21-A dispatch TO Z" The
sentinel" from Columbus. Ind, says: The Evans
vile and Richmond Railroad has fled for record in
This county mortgage for II 100000 on the Eastern
Division Of the road from seymour 10 Richmond.
rho marriage Is in favor Of the New York security
Trust Company and JJscphus Collect Of Terrc laute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Golden Rule" the soccty's organ. MI Se"an VIZ ~
live AZ Plymouth for the present. with an once al VIC
society,s Headquarters No. 20 Bromteld ST. hCss9I
10 bcran the Ply mouth pastoratc in November lo0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
rur nr1r 11vE And rI.NNEL Isl BALTIMORE

Baltimore Dec. II (specia.-About Sl,oooooo
has already been spent work and materials Tor 'le
peIt Line and tunnel under this city. The efect OF
the circulation of this large sum Of money is shown
in the many men employed alon: the line con
siderable amount has been paid out for rights OF way
A number Of the options upon property expired while
the ordinance was pending IN the Council and the
bill was in the Legislature and a. result the owners
demanded much more for their property than they
orignav agreed 10 sell for All Of the Belt Railroad
l,onds have been sold. and the money IS being paid
over tn The trustees and by them To the contractors
in nstaIment, When the Belt Line tunnel is com
Melted baltimore Will have two Of the longest rail
road tuunels in tins country both extending entirely
,nde, tho city the controlled by the Pennsylvania
md lie nther hy The BatmOrc and Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
Dr. WILLIAM TAYIOK

Cambridge y. j.. Dec 2l.-Dr. Wilam Tsylor s-rroisT,
and treasurer the West Jersey Railroad Company, and
treasurer OF number 81 other railroads in N'wJer,r'
controlled by the nn-yl,sna Eahsod COMPANY, def
thu evening a. the sgc Of eiNty-ioui ears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

II is reported to the Department that aliens are rec
uarly imported into his country pafnI rass these
requirements is gained from representatives ., "iei
lean npl)yer, Stationed abroad notably IN ltaN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PROPOSED ROADS IN MARYLAND.

Baltmore Dec. II Special. Another railroad over
The Pine Ridge Mountains is projected. II will pass
through the northeastern section Of Frederick valley
crossing Cat0ctin Mountain at Mount katapi oe'tef
known as High Knob, three miles from Frederick ana
from this point on through Frederick TO Rocky hhge'
A distance Of about eighteen miles. From ROCKY hose
a branch road extent, % Emn 'ttsburg Ma M eA
tension from EmmettsbGrg to "ettE'bule' n't",'o
~ eleven miles l. also proposed. Vt Mount Katalpa
bo scenerv Is equal 10 that Of Pen Mar, the Western
MARYLAND resort and summer resort VIII be I"'a'"u
there To tie east from this point. the entire trea
erick Valley spreads hundreds Of feet 6elTw Whe
t}aw w The baltimore and Who Railroad Company
contemplate building rA from bIGhsTcK 70 , Ma
rosds hi constructed. it would open up the VaHaOF
iron ore belt near this place. on when Ia.t.iloS a
svndcate has leases and al the same time there Wodo
be direct route from gettysburg and the North 70
Washington City crossing the Western Maryland Rail
road al Rocky Ridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

The fastest and saest trains In tho world run between
Ncw.York aud Washington via Jersey Central, Reading
and " and -. All the trains are ve-t!bued heated by
stOam lighted by Pntsch gas Station foot OF Lib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
Prog-c.-.

IS very mpofIInt IA TIL, age Of vast nt'ria prog.
rCS s Ernt} 10 pleasing u the and NO tho
-"sy Ghh occeptac to the stomach aud ncshy la IL.
nature ana elects. Possessing these auyltiesi Syru
~ '"''' s'f N'uFeuc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

SFNAIUN u Nv % I-N IV'''''
limited States Senator Frank His'ock wa at tho urn
Avenue Hotel yesterday afternoon He was on his WY
to washington his home in syracuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
70 SELL CHARITY DOLLS At ACTION.

The DOH show will close today with an auction.
The sale Will begin ~ o'clock promptly, IN ne
90 Judge" Brildug. Nil pcpcW, Marshall l. Niae''
Russell b. Harrison and ". j. Arlcll are among mo
anctontcr, annUnncld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
rrrprxE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

la the dlasIaI continuous IiBc shows lac U'Vneta
fluctuations yest'ridN observed al tnc az
Slcun Service station at ths city. The GaNits
me temperature noted az Perry5 Pharmacy, sun hu'-Ns
Tribune Oncc. Dee. %. a. m.-Ihe movement ~ mo
barometer yesterday rapidly downward N'""Dy
weather general, prrNoitd with lisht raln Inc "'"
peraturr ranged between - aad 81 degrees the aN''e'o
as being a.. lower tan on I've corc.pond!rl da last
wear and ll's hkhci than GA SATURDAY. g., ,.t. a..
Cloudy weather with light rain. followed nv i''r W
clear and colder weather may he expected III ana Ia"
hi, city to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

While complain Of dull trade Geo g. fi is. q;
West tth- the low ptces or rlclF ue" '' -
furniture give them plenty " do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

To crervpurrhaser Of u pair
of TvOUSpps IRE WiW present n
paW Of $I.JO embroidcred
SuSpcnGcrS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-27
BROKE DowS IN COURT.

hekaenberger, the DoyIestown. Pa. Ferger.
csases q Cosamotion On sseing Sentenced.
DorIrsrowS Pa. May hi.
A piliful scene was witnessed In the
Doyaesiown coust when J. Monroe Shelien-
berl&r, who embexzled and forged to the
| amonnt of 100000, was sentenced 10
twenty-five years Imprisonment There
were seventeen bills of indictment against
the prisoner, covering the crimes of
forgery aud tmhezzlement The ordeal of
entering The court room proved too much
TOR chs once popular aud talented lawyer
who, as district attorney for Bucks county,
had made his brilliant reputation at the
bar Of this very court. As be entered the
dock he shrank from the gaze OF lis former
friends and kept his head bowed. Con-
Rressman Robert Yardley, who came from
Wasf iogton 10 assist in bis defense, sat at
ons Of the tables. AS the bills Of
indictment were read loud groans
and sobs came from Shellenberger.
His counsel entered the plea Of guilty in
each case. Shellenberger acted at times
like madman. lie opened his handker-
chief end threw II over his head, rubbing
his bead and face with IL, and neryously
shock the railings OF the dock with his
hand and foot. EYentnalIx he leanad hiz
head forward on the rail and buried il In
his arms, rocking himself on the seat like
person suffering from acute pain. AT
one lime Shelienberger groaned so loud
and sObbsd with such anguish that the
Judge, in nervous sort OF way, told the
district attorney TO hasten has work and
get Il over. After all the indictments were
Fsa<r and plea Of guilty was entered In
each case. witnesses were called to show
the character ard extent Of shellenberRer 3
rascalities Several witnesses testified,
and, as the testimony was brought out
baasiHR aFeH the saest aggravated sss sssa-
pardonable cases of rascality and deceit,
Shellenberger rocked himself violently In
the dock, tossed bis head, moved his hands
about like Wild man and cried aloud.
Judge Harmon Ysrks. an old time per-
sonal acquaintance and professional and
political associate Of the prisoner for many
years, pronounced The sentence of the
court. II was anticipated that he would
give Shelienberger a heavy sentence, but
nothing like what he gave him was looked
for Judge Yerks drew himself up and
addressed the prisoner In a low, husky
voice, In which there seemed a slight
tremor af emotion. shellenberger never
raised bis head, but went on groaning and
weeping violently. Finally the words
dropped from the judges lips, Twenty
two years at solitary confinement, with
bard labor" Shellenberger gave a groan
Of anguish and almost sank to the floor
The scene caased quite a commoticn.
The blow seemed to stun the prisoner. II
Was necessary to partly carry him from ths
| court room.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-27
TO REMEDY A GREAT EVIL.
A Bill to Compensate Settlers
Evicted by Orders of ex-
President Cleveland.
Iowa Weather Crop Bulletin for the
Past Week---The Outlook
Greatly Improved.
Illinois Counties 0verrun by Mad
Dogs---An 0ssifled Man in
Wisoonsin---ln General.

WASHINGTON, May -.
Representative Clifford, from the eom-
mittee on Indian affairs, reports that he
has had placed npon the calendar the bun
that authorized the secretary Of the inter-
ioF 90 ascertain the damage resulting 20
any person who settled npon the Crow
Greek and Winnebago reservations In
South Dakota under President Arthur's
proclamation OF Feb. ~, 1856, opening the
laads for settlement, and President Gieye.
lands proclamation OF April II, 1883, re-
voking President Arthnr's action and re-
quiring all parties 10 vacaie the land within
90 days. The object OF the bill IL to reach
an authoritative estimate OF tho pecnniaTy
losses sustained by those who entered upon
the lands mentioned between the days Of
the issuance and the revising OF the ex-
ecutive orders with view OF their adjust
ment. The secretary Of the interior IL
authorized TO designate special agent at
q compensation OF $40 day and expenses
to investigate aud report aud $500 is 10
be appropriated to defray the expenses Of
the investigation. Exactly how many peo-
pie are entitled 20 relief IL not known, but
as some s72, 554 acres were thrown omen 10
settlement and the rush for the lands was
second only to that of Oklahoma. II is es-
timaied that the number will reach up into
the thousands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-27
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

GEORGE PATTERSON, his wife and two
children of Salinsviile, o., were instantly
killed by lightning while standing under q
tree.
The brewery deal which has bean on the
tapis at Peoria, H., for several months,
has been closed, A foreign syndicate has
purchased all the hsazeEiez ln The =eais-
PATRIcK MALLoY snct and killed has
son George, aged 25, and then shot him.
self dad at Seven Mile, O. The two had
been quarreling over some insurance
money.
CRDAR KEYS, Fla, 10 still controlled by
the Cottrsli influence. The situation 10
critical and there will BE- mo safety Tor
United States officials there until Cottreil
Is arrested.
AT Aiexandria, La, Jeff Hunt and
Claude Clark were shot and killed by Jchn
fsuian and nm IIHotssots nth nth Write ssess. TAs
killing. was the result of trouble growing
out OF party.
CHRBoYaAs. Mich. is TO furnish the
tirst case under the new conspiracy act in
Michigan. Lee Clark, butcher, alleges
hia fellow butchers have formed an unlaw-
ful compact and refuse to take him in.
Warrants have been issued for iye Of the
organizers.
THE cruiser Charleston has been sent 30
Honolulu at the request of the Hawaiian
minister. Possible trouble on the conven-
Ing OF the Hawaiian Legislature, when new
members take their seats and new officers
are elected, was the reason Of the request.
ID. II. ARNOLD, who has been on trial Al
San Francisco for the murder OF s. W.
Garness, whcm he shot and killed In jan
nary last, has been acquitted. The mur-
der grew ont of the circulation of Sian
derous circular directed at the members OF
the Arnold family.
MRs. wILHELMusA THIEsEs, wife OF =
Chicago saloonkeeper, was found With a
bullet in her head and may die. Their
little daughter, s years old, says her
mother shot herself. Their little boy.
aboul years old, lisped that his father
shot her. Both Theisen and hts wife bad
been drinking.