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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
THE RoiDHED rNDfEsINrD ~ 4"HESrV1.

hl,,. sept. - Ia :it, Attending -" a. dent
,,r ii,' DrI.wa:- aud Iu.>,n I'D "a NEg,i -. D.
whoa 4. stafford 'nr,ust +. i",t hr"iniu. AID tie
BRAKEMAN. i VI Farm. we're np'r' ~ l"-> >c"'H -
Irju;.'i. i"yr"I'ri b, onc II ~" stat" HilNLi
STOW that rAua fI,.iglt tIin
ru,: north had rs,rt"I "a "HGi two mikes north 81
:,,vn Point Tie rack gave NAY nndcr the tran.
and for ~ :D f'"t >t.si I" ia" depth
81 .nni thsty fst. lting IT," 'Iisiuc and several
TIE hole. rr. r'.r.ird At tins r"ttt -
,.-nu>, h'.h I-rlsc Il ~ h. side. Ali !
;,ill. ~ TOO aud earth L,iis cv.drntlv construed led
n"r ~, when has l-rn gradually Gtid-rn.in
M. Il- 81 ~" earth and r' X 'lu. sinking
.i,idrnlN under IN" train VI, - gr'it that n"
in, shore VI Llhc tiaup!LH vs. frr.i'd 800 feet
n,.thcr Iutn ih, lsk, hS The ,i' l,tiou b"iiE forced
tl -liis.r. The bi'.a ma h'~'i tg",t!"d s'd j.
tha ''k Ia he'd slid f'Iiu'ii'l aud il'h '!n
l. l,.h.Iii IA tulidtf., b'i b"!'ir II
irinildlng the IT,; Nud1l .. Il. :NWd tUniI>, 'r>
e.. "iuiirud> ii,r",rh .mh%iue 10 i"' nit'" :"
Wlir lrr ~" triddii"H T. Ia, wirNt pi>
ton
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Mrs. j. r. Rattiin. Grundy. Va. John VensSc' speers
Ferry, Va.
TO REBUKE KENNEDY FOR HIS SPEECH.
THE HoUsD LIKELY TO TAKE ACTION SOON
MEASURES OF DIsAPPROvAL

THE HoUsD LIKELY TO TAKE ACTION SOON
MEASURES OF DIsAPPROvAL.
Washington, Sept. 10 (speclaD. speech made by
Representative Kennedy, OF OHIO on september d anu
printed in Yesterdays issue OF THE Record promises
10 cause some trouble in the House tomorrow ana 70
DELAY still further the efforts of the Committee on
Elections to get vote on the Lang,ton'|e enable con-
tested election Mr.. Kennedy. 1t Will DE reme'i'
bercd dnrng the debate the BrcckinridSc case made
violent attack upon the Senate for It's failure 10 take
up the Federal Election bill at this session. senator
Oray In partcular was singled ont for severe crl'l'
csm for the part lie had taken in the nesot.at'on'
which led 10 the compromise BY which the Tarn Dill
was S-cd and the Election bill postponed. w" ''
Kennedy warmth OF indignation far oufrin goOd se"'c
and discretion. aud hc hagranty violated all 'he p'
cples II parliamentary dccOrim. Inc speech a' pun
lished in The Record omitted much OF the OFFENSIVE
matter read in the House nearly two weeks ago Dt IL
retained enough OF II to incur the same ch2rse' Vi
gross parliamentary improperly. Mr.. Enloe "i len
ucs,cc whose object OF COURSE was to staVc d" '"c
con sheraton OF the Iang,ton venab!e case bro"s'
the speech TO the attention OF the IIon'e th' aief
noon by offering the following resolution:
Resolved that the Clerk of the House VI Rcpescntl
live. lc directed to communicate to The senate inc ia
that il House reprobaeS and condemn, me utteracca
of The Hon Robert =. kennedy Representative from
III. state of ohio delivered in the liorse september -.
rejecting upon the character and integrity VI '''
senate a. a BODY.
Thi, wen, over temporarily until the Tariff bill was
seat to conference" but when 1t was called up again
later m ~ afternoon tn" IiouS' showed decided Ill
.llrain & 20 ahead and do something 10 vndirate iIS
r"l"rt for "drnted laranrniay n,ags, oIrr,I
olGtion drrrln: the i1i1r irimri " u,'. omN
,pc il c r"r''s" . 'o "I ether III propoition the
House adjourned. I he resolutions Will ptooaDn H I
d,'':rI T." i"polt on the offending speech and draw
mJ r>prSrion Of dNappUVai on ihn par Va Wv, ,,e
lI"l So So notice Of the speech Was taken i" the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
~ BEHALF or OSCAR ". NrFBF

~psin-irh H.. sept. II t~prcilh. \ delegation It
LctN taIriy PERSONS n'prr>-n'l- IN" Noman> NJ
,nr. the Labor pI:ty and The Personal Rights League.
called ,,oyr.n"r f.r tots morning t. ask parl"n
for ,D>t e. " Nc-l.. al Anarchists. h" l.
tn. ln'nrit.aN. The conf: nee Ia ted until AT :
|. 49, ,.d 49, 'O!'lu>ou Governor iifer ir-
not,,d inai lie "tnd give ~" full consideration
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PREPARING To SILL THE r. AyDO CANAL.

Ii,sc >tp"n. Md. sept. - ,Hi"' al I'll" stat
| "Iid 81 Public Works hl- i--rd order Glrr'tio
the hGtu', General to recommend 10 lc ,uHri ne
nrpviniurnt of Ihofas IT. La .au. "l ,l,in'rc ~
II trustee. ~" tn ale VI the CHI 1pcihc ana oiio
canal Cilcf justice Ave, Will ~ign ia" decree for
the "a" til, Wrch. The l;al;..nric and 'lho KdI''
TOAD Company hat Mt N"i sNcn NJ Il, effort, Il p:'
wat the ,ana l.i>-.n. tO the band, al ~ IN ii iiil
road ,u prratiun. Wh.iLcr there Will b. ~ appeal
fr,u ia, H., by the blivll"r- 81 ~. Ur tho
"l lv>c b. .dhp;dI> "!ll la" pl'" OWE Tie
di,rlbtVn of TIE r',I' money ".'rr toe ~s" re-
main, IL lii !, III" taA ~ i'' inner
ii,l.> tlit the Wa-hiI ,tun and "a h "l'd H'ilr"'d
omiriN - III =! ,l,Iul tr Hr,Hi &" -" Sc. - -.
nau>: ming them the stat Ihi"."t - ~" at'I
Tia, /, nut unll'rh ~" tc' I'.'Ii r'.ran Is
que, t,"i,ihr aid i also NV IS, a. pHNw"'' ~
~ the bUIIl,Jli"- # l-ti. "i'. IN l"f
IL dgc AN"''- decision. ha.c geo ~ !~>t. n" ti!m
lc:ll'ii ana Ni I'M. iUH l;hli''"! COMPANY ~i! rd
EAc ;.h' .t"., t" - p'-,'--l'n 90; a." >ii''-
r'V:i. -" utl .ttri ~" 81. y -" !:i" - ."
,ii,l b!I Hp rs" ''rIdD i'rl ''i'l Ia I"N
the ,ft.l" 81 49,. i-'i. IL" IT, 81 500 VIII lee
= 80 f.,. : ~ y" H'- ~ '"NUud N'ii "a"
i,iI.., AZ! .lil" ii.ini ',i tHN a, al ''A"
"a, that act. ii" -" at'-aly, viii li'lhl, &c
n. ale 4, g..
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MARRIED AFTER 4 TWO mn rs A'QT ANT tN'E

MAYS Landing. y. J.. sept l. '>p~ hi \n',
Levi. u ,Icr, Point. who l. ~id"w"r about ny
rI.ht old. pu>>r.>in. cons d'rdbr wealth. sud
- AuLic R>lr,. ~ Atlantic cav. w'i" "!'r"
.;r,u;rl> Two diN> ago Mi K-r, i twenty five
wears OF i.r and l. ,idrr- hr ! = al luVkin.
nut ~. she arrived a. SImrr- l'..t ~ II ~ loo Il
. .:,,Jt uorntn. 10 attend dil.icr plril. wh"N'
M l"nI> and Mis- Ei,.', ii.li riu, ri and
we're engaged IA conversation. AZ lCt Nj. Lewis
'.inaih'i that h" Wa grhl' ~ need ~ n c'sd house
keeper I" which M.> Ei>", j"hinGlt a,aa"r'I How
would answer '" Mr.. frwI- Iuiinrddi". >uii int
h.. V~uid l' veil pleased. bnt would IT, more pl> ri
# ~hc would become HI vIf". The WOMAN VA
startled by tn, abrupt proposal. bni VA evidently
moi H. plea -"d with n. She a~hrl trr iimr to
,icr IA" auction. which was granted hri. M'i.
two mui'", II" returned and promptly a'g"p"! Inn.
Ih> hirf ,purt,hIp all took pltr. IA IN" .lir "i len
mlnni"- VII. lew - aNr.'tIy i.t-s'd Ia >Hd tnA'
a'rr'd Ia have the r.ii'i ,''
Nrroidu@iv III" dinner party turned iHfp w'aidn:
Ihl married within tWo hun> ~ Their :-i
t,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
IRE osr,sss roRxrowy At xEn. LONDON

Ncw.London. Conn., Sept. - tSpecialb-- The United
States cruiser Yorktown arrived here Thu morning she
will 20 TO Gardncr's Bay today for gun practice. and
will return in few days to the Naval Station where
the mon will spe,d time in target practice The
IetFol Ia still here and the Philadelphia j. cXpecied
10 reach here tomorrow on her way " Newport
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A LITTLE TIFF IN TIE SENATE.

Washington. sept lj.-Thc senate (" day "n motion
Of Mr. Frye passed sixteen bridge bill on III" cnl"Idar
Mr. FRYE, proposition 10 take up the" IN! va, at
tended Ly "A slightly hitter rychaugv Ol cuir'rS b.
tween that senator ana Mr.. Plumb. The lai,r saul
th,; while the senator l:oid Nane oil h-hinr
he mir Plumb, al wor' AID that r"w the senator
had com" back with h. face all browr'd from his
contact with nature" and wa Insisting tina: nothing
should y! dCur at all cAr.pt according 10 hi, notion.
MIR. Frye resented Mr. Plumh'- remarks and said
that IN ten month, he Lad been al.cit exactly four
teen days and had not missed rollcIll since the I'd VI
June.
The ~, atOr has Lc1u absent just fourteen times
as much d. | have BEEN" Wa Mr. Plumb. mat r.
murk
Il have not been absent" said Mr. Frye from ~
many roii call, d. tho senator irom kansa-"
Mr.. P!Imb am not Yoing to get iu'o a s3n"bble
with the senator from Msin".
NJ: Frye-1hcn why did the senator from k"ns;,
make the remark lie did'
Mr. Plumb Because II was literally true.
The presiding Ofnccr. Sir. InsSll>. iHt"rppcd with
tie rcntra that such colloguics We're liable 10 d'icT
III ate into personal alterations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
TO VOTE ON TIE LAND GRANT BILL TbDAf

Wa.hiil.o:l. sept II t~p"tLn.- The senate 10 haV'
after passing a large numrr Of bills on inc caichuT'
rc:,u,d il. >tI1igyi, with the conference report on
the Land Grant Forfeiture bill VI. Sahdcr> hhi>hM
h. speech AMI Mr. Plumb made few remarks when
ac fumGN hoped wonld clo.c the di,'n>>i"n. But MI
iu .a, II Albania, who occupied two diy' lat week
nth :. speech 10000 words in lrn-th on thl>
I'm" -ii jcG. got started AGAIN thi| afternoon ana
iailri uu with chain pump precision until II got dark
cr.uc, Inr adjournment. lir promised, however To
T., n vo;. hr tahrn 10 ciTow IL = NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

lsvsrass aesssts 70 supply suisttate ior mother
v ju1ielec.ly VII away give M M .nsn
"a ininots rood effects Witnessed In he robust
bo,S q tho thoussnds Of children who have Been "rr
upon Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
TO MAKE BROOKLYN A RAILROAD CENTRE.

Washington. sept lJ.-A bill wa, intrrnccd into
he House Of Representatives by Mr. Covert 10 day. At
the solicitation Of ETasttis Wlman. the pnrport ot
which is 10 make Brooklyn a rsilr,ah centre The
act authorizes the Brooklyn. staten Island and New
Jersey Junction Railroad. %cwlOrk corporation. 10
construct tunnel underneath the Fay OF New.Iork
from a point near Clifton. 5. l., to point Fay
Ridge Long Island. The bill provides that the
tunnel shall he accessible to all railroads that will
pay reasonable rate for trachage. and II the terms
are agreed upon the SECRETARY OF War shall fix
tile rates. THO construction is 10 he uuder the direc
ton Of the War department ANA must De- begun within
three years. The bill referred the Committee
on Commerce.
II is as-t rted BY Mr. Wlman that by the cOnstr,c-
ton OF this Tunnel and the Arthur KIN bridge, re.
Gently completed, access with be- afforded To brooklyn
for SIX trunk line railroads
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FOURTH.CLASS PO.NMASrEE> APPOINTED.
Washington. Sept l5.-FOurh-cla,, po,im1sters
we're to-day appointed a, follow,: w. J. Dichcy. at
De Haven, PENN: .. r. Eiley. Carriers BRIDGE Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

People will boy Furniiare
II th" irrs a-r low, ~ by Visiting Geo. q.
Fllnt's furniture stor s. l0i " los West l4th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
ROND OFFERS At TIE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, sept. 1.-the bond offers OF . per
cent bonds W the Treasury up to noon "daF' "hoef
the circular of August 30 aggregated S.oa,6'o Inc
Department also received offer, OF coupon Is agrre
eating a. $50 at I25. The Offers were accepted
The offers Of 412 per cent bonds to-day for the en-
tire country aggregated SaGo15o. The interest prepaid
on Dor cent bonds amounted to Si62.564
The amount Of silver offered for sale to the Treas
ury Department today aggregated 100000 onncc> ana
tho amount purcla sell was $50 900 ounces as follows
100 Ooo ounces a; Si151 10000 0urCe> at Sl.1313.
10000 ounces al $I.I5-O. and 100000 ounces at
Si.l5s15.
The issue Of standard silver dollars from the minis
during the week ended september IL. 1soO was
Al iOS 2TO The issue during the corresponding wecN
Of last wear was S7j2,229.. The shipments OF fr;,r
tlonal silver coin from september TO september IL
nat were S1ll 0l9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

durins his term Of ONCE think that he has done
AZ his sS Sees ss os se IF S
$3.50. 900 Of per cents outstanding he Will have
difficulty IN obtaining Offers OF $4,000 COO ana
their bonds To him will very likely be able 70
buy them back a: they slowly accumulate here au .nS
obtain from The Treasury under this emergency
James A. Garland. vice president Of the FIRST
National Bank. said yesterday when asked AZ 10
the monetary outlook
believe 1t is decidedly improved We nave a
there ought to be no question Is TO TIE r5fn MoneE
already easier and predict that before the r hic
importers ought to ie relieved Of anxiety a, t." the
bond for one takes it for granted ni,er t1c
secretary's action that conGrr,> VII Gns. VIZ ," t
Soereta iUr IN 10 mis- regard and believe tha III" t'"c
ought 10 he extended imdeiiItel' The goo, arr i ma
withdrawn and sold IN the market The Secretary M,
met an emergency it i, far better "a p event cTcy
one from bene hurt. even If few persons ar" ben
ented. ,..,....o, .,c.,r,
expect that the Treasury will on "Wednesday receive
offerings not only for the &lGOooOOO he asks fof t
viii 20 Of tho bond market for per cert for w"
wears after this transactions. ard what Letter price can
lots OF per cents shat Will be turned in' kno" OF
many blocks that Ought to bc turned III ana 'frr Is no
doubt that the ssHrcs Nor W "I nr" al" ,E that
win pay more than that The ,,ovcrn'n.r ~ W keep
as 600 GOO y month, and before long money will DC
so plentiful that it will be hard work u lend II.
Sv. White said with regard to the situation
Look upward, not downward The worst - eve" ever
anl the money market VIII o. sns ~ Az for leans
and you know how sensitive lend'rS nrr Il" w.. WA;
dence and iaf Of the sringency ha, come from scare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

huctustion. yesterday observed ct tie Cnitse
signal Service station this city. The asshes inass
temperature noted 1t pcrrys Pharmacy. Sua DuiidnG
Tribune ONCE Sept 10, a. Incidentally esneH w!
mngey weather prevailed yesterday with occassnsi Ss
showers The temperature ranged between ~ ~ 90
degrees tho average tsob) being 81 lower thsS w.
corresponding day istt year and higher than os 81 u
sllShtlx warmer weather. with shower Or tw&
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
WHOLESALE THIEvERY.

Discovery OF an Immsnse Quinaty OF
Stolen Property In = saloon-Keoperi
Residence.
FINDLAY, o., Dec. s,-Burglars lately
entered the residence of DR.. j. A. Kim,
mel, who with his family Is spending
the winter in Europe, and carried Of
everything Of value. Saturday night
James Secor, a man who has been CON
Quoting a saloon and gambling room,
was arrested, and when his house was
searched four large trunks containing
nearly all the articles taken from the
Kimmel residence were found. fur
ther search of the premises brought tc
light many other articles that have beer
taken, not only from residences in thi,
city, but from neighboriug towns as
woll. The police believe they have dis
covered the leader Of the thieves that
have been operating in Northwestern
Ohio for three or four months.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
CONGRESSMAN REBUKED.

North Dakota Business Men Protest
Against the Introduction Of q Resolu.
tion Asking for Money to Relieve Al.
legged Destltutlon.
GRAND FORKS, N D., Dec. S-Ths
Chamber OF Commerce and Business
Mems Association held joint meeting
Saturday night and administered q
severe rebuke to Congressman Hans.
brough for introducing q resolution In
Congress asking for an appropriation OF
$500, 900 for destitute citizens OF North
Dakota Six counties OF the Red river
valley in 1890 raised 25,OOO,OOO bushels
Of wheat and other cereals, besides hav-
ing loaned $40, 900 d ring the past thirty
days to tide over stringency in eastern
money markets. The committee insists
that North Dakota is able to provide for
all its needs and protest against tho
adoption OF the Hansbrough resolution.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
LENGTHY RATTLE.

Prize Fight Lasts Nsariy Six Hours and
is Declared Draw After the Ninety
nrSt Round.
OMAHA. Neb, Dec, a--Before the
South Omaha Club Saturday night,
Tommy White, Of Chicago and Dan
Daley, OF Bangor, Me-, fought Ave hours
and Hfty-hve minutes without reaching
decision. White had the best OF Daley
in height and reach, but Daley was the
'cleverest Of the pair. In the first few
rounds White tried for knockout and
landed several times heavily. In the
twentieth round Daley closed Whites
left eye, and in the thirty-fourth the
Chicago mans mouth was smashed SO
hard that it bled until the end. In
rounds thirty-seven to forty-two White
tried hard for knockout, but Daley
avoided him. Till the seventy 1t was
walk around, when Daley did a little
more fighting. White was badly winded,
but still fought we'll In the ninety.
first round both men were too tired to
proceed and the fight was drawn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
Knows of No Shortage.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec s-Rumors
were freely circulated on the streets
Saturday that State Treasurer w. e.
Woodruff was $4,000 short In his &C
counts. 1t seems that large sums OF
money have been advanced to certain
parties for private purposes, and owing
10 the stringency Of the markets those
parties are unable TO return It A re-
porter visited the State Treasurer and
in reply to question as to the shortage
Woodruff said that he knew nothing OF
IL and that 1t was time enough to talk
OF such matters should an investigation
disclose the facts TO be as stated.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
A TERROR KILLED.
Two Telegraph Operators Put an End to
an Arizona Tough's Carer

Two TeiogrAph operators Fut an Enu tt
an Arizona Tough's Carey
NAVAJO SPRINGS, Ariz,, Dec. IA
shooting ARRAY occurred Saturday after
noon, resulting in the death OF Bud
Blake, one Of the worst desperadoes in
this section. Blake rode into town and
after filling up with tanglefoot pro
ceeded to shoot right and left. After
terrorizing the citizens he rode across
the country in the direction of St
Johns About two miles from here he
encountered two telegraph operators,
r. L. Alexander and r d. Cotton, re-
turning from an antelope hunt Riding
up within fifty yards he called upon
them to throw up their hands, and re-
ceived an immediate response in the
shape Of volley from Winchester in
the hands OF Alexander and Cotton's
six-shooter. Blake died in few min.
utes
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
Reckle,s Roystersr killed.

OMAHA, Nob., Dec. s-A short time
ago Mrs. Martin Overlook was called to
Cincinnati by the illness OF her mother
Yesterday, Overlook, who was cashier
for the Chicago Lumber Company, took
an inmate Of house Of i'll fame and
went for drive. The couple visited a
road house north OF town and had a royal
time. Returning in a hilarious condi-
tion Overlook undertook to drive across
the Belt Line track in front Of Mis-
souri, Pacific express train. His body
was hurled high in the air and he was so
injured that he died shortly aftorward.
The woman was unhurt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
su.d for $1,000. 900.

CLEVELAND, Dec. SIN 1884 the pri.
vate banking house Of Everett & Wed.
dell closed its doors. The failure was
the sensation Of the year in Cleveland,
as Mr.. Weddell was millionaire. S. T.
Everett had been connected with the
bank, but DR.. A. Everett was the senior
member Of the firm. On Saturday Mr..
Weddell sued Everett for $1,000, 900,
claiming that whom he entered the bank
its real condition was misrepresentod TO
him by both tho Everetts.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
Emherrllnr Clsrk Arr..ted.

CINCINNATI, Dec. s.-Grof, Morsbach
&. Co, a saddlery firm doing business at
No. 914 Main street. on Saturday caused
@b arrest OF w. o. Cleveland, one oithe
clerks. 1t was discovered that he had
&om time 10 time embezzled money, in
u between $4,000 and $1,000. He con.
Rbsed to part Of the theft He claims
~ Is related 10 ex-President Cleveland.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10

LONDON, Dec. s.-The steamship Sor-
via, from New York, arrived at Queens
town yesterday and reports having ex-
perienced terrible weather on the voy-
age. The storm was especially severe
last Monday, when tremendous seas
which broke over the vessel smashed
q liieboat and threw six seamen TO the
deck, iniurinR them badly.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10

PITTSBURGH, Dec. S-St Paul's Ro-
man Catholic cathedral, after being en-
tirely renovated throughout was for
mally reopened yesterday with Ponti-
fetal high mass, Cardinal Gibbons
preaching the sermon. Many distin-
guished clergymen we're present. In the
evening Archbishop Ryan delivered a
lecture on "Christian civilization and
the dangers that threaten it." About
Ss, 900 was taken In the morning and
evening services for reserved seats.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
Heavy Damage by Fire,

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. Sire last
night in the four-story brick building,
Nos. 1886 and 337 Fulton street, occupied
by A. ]. Namm, dealer In window shades
and upholsterers' draperies, damaged
the stock and building TO the extent Of
s55,OOO The loss is fully covered by in
surance Huyler, candy merchant,
who occupies an adjoining store, had his
stock damaged TO the extent OF 81, 500.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
nnnmer.. oompnll.d 70 Move.

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. s.-Lieutenant
Elliott, Of the Fifth cavalry, on Satur-
day elected ffty-fve boomers from the
Cherokee strip. They were camped on
Bbar creek, twenty miles south OF Cald-
well, and were forced to cross the State
Hhe FIVE miles east OF Caldwell The
cavalry is raiding the strip for boomers
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-10
Annthsr Yintim nend.

JACKSONVILLE, H., Dec. s.-Saturday
eyening anosher OF the victims OF the
terrible collision on the Wabash and
Chicago & Alton roads died at the hos.
pital. lie was w. b. knight, WE'LL
known civil engineer Of Kansas City. II
was thought all along that he would re-
cover and his death was great shock.
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CHICAGO, Dec 8-The jury in the
case Of Mamie Starr, charged with MUIR
dering Mr.. and Mrs. Newland by plac-
ing poison in their food, has returned q
verdict OF guilty OF murder and fixed
her punishment at imprisonmen In the
penitentiary for life. The prisoner
tainted on hearing the verdict
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saf. Mover, Crushed TO Death.

PITTSBURGH, Dec s-William Long
and Nicholas Franz we're employed Sat
urday 10 remove o safe from Mahood's
Liberty street store, destroyed by Fri.
days fire. A wall fell upon and buried
both men. When rescued II was iound
that they we're fatally injured. Both
men have families
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New YORK, Dec. s.--Louise Stocked.
. servant in the employ OF WV. Webb
at Sl7 West Forty-sixth street, was
found dead in bed Saturday morning,
having boen asphyxiated by gts escap-
ing from an unlighted Burner in her
room.
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ELIZABETH, N. j., Dec. s.--Judge NO
Cormack on Saturday sentenced Charles
Klock and Emil vogts, the Anarchists
who were convicted Of melting riot at
Q picnic last August Klook got two
years in Safe prison and vogt six
months IL iai !.
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