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4 DASTAEDLY DEED.
a Young Ssh1ol Teacher BrutAliy Assaults
His GrHnd- Parents.

Young SellnOl tchChOr BTuthlly Asshults
lIis GrHnd-Purcnia.
NEwcAsrlE, Ism, Dec. lS.-Lincoln
Gossett, grsndsoa OF his victims, is in
Jail here for the burglary aud assault up.
on the old couple, Asa WarnoCk and
wife, a. Honey creek, last Friday night.
He had been working a: Elwood, where
he hal become deeply involved, aud,
knowing that the old people had money,
walked all the way to their house from
Elwood, distance OF forty miles, to get
the wealth. and Nil the why back aIier
committing the robbery.
The old lady recognized him in her
room and told his father, whois United
Brethren minister, and the latter at once
began 10 hunt the matter down. lie
confronted the young Inah with the facts
to-day, aud he broke down and confess.
cd all, stating that this was his third at.
tempt TO rob the old people.
The father brought him here this even.
ing and turned him over TO the author.
itieH. Young GOssett has tanSht school
in this county for several years, and has
heretofore borne good reputation. lie
will BE- sentenced Tomorrow.
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TLIRlBLE DISASTER.
An Express Train Goes Through II Bridge,
Many Killed and injnred,

Many Killed and Injured,
QUEBEC, Dec. lS,-Wori has just been
re9e.ycl from St. Joaeph De I.svis, to
the effect thst the west bound Halifax
express went through sGc bridge NJ tha,
place shortly before noon To-Day. The
entire train, except the baggage car and
cngine went dowr. A number OF pas
sencers were ,Eiiied, aud many il jared.
The scene OF tha S,ec..; iS eu puOank'
ment at St. JOsepbS. The train vai
made ue Of baggage and mail car, one
secoud.class, one Ersi.cla5s car Iud onr
sleeper. The three passenger cars turnet
over, the l'St cllss car being badly shat'
tered. The sleeper was no: 50 badly
smashed rs the other cars.
Tho dead are given in numbers Their
names s:s Dionnc, Gavin, B!ais, l.actair
aud Winner. Conductor Walker wss
badly hurt anil iew ui tie Passengers
essspod without more Or less iuiary.
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pAREELLS MuYENENrS,
io Attends SlOrr Mer,iug.-Tha Hat Feel.
Ing IncrsnsSa.

iio Attend" More Mcr'ings-Tho Had Feel
Ing Incranso..
DrDLIS, Dec lS.-Nr. Paraell lett Xii
kenny 10 attend meetings at Cores
Bridge ard Gowran. He lei. the hotel
in closed carriage. Ills right eye wat
covered with bandages. 1t is not ex
pected tha! be will speak a: either
meeting. The bitterness between the
rival factions GroEs greater hour b,
hour. The t0llowe5g Of Mr. ParnelI
hold that he is e martyr. while the sup
porteIs Of Mr.. Dayiit make the samt
claim for their leader.
4 meeting OF .IcCarthyites was held
at Johnstown to-day, at which Mr.
healy made an address. At the SAINT
time and place the lIgarni,cs held ,
meeting. Among the speakers was Mr.
Ed harrington.
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THE FORT HENRY CLUB.
Almost Ready ior tho House
Waning Tuesday Night
A BEAUTIFUL AND COSY HOME.
The Change Wrought In the Howell
MaR'Ioa.--Solii Comfort. Bright
anal CHEEKY -. Au ATTRACTIVE
Resort for Leisure Hours.

Handsomely engraved Invitations EN-
btllishtd with the noncgram OF the clul
IN Eilt announce that the Fort Henry
Club viii have housewMming on
Tuesday evening ne1t, beginning at )
O'Clock. Something over = hundred in.
yi.Atioas have been sent out. No room
In the house Is large enough to accom-.
uo!a!e 30 many persons at hanuuct,
but the committee having the matter in
charge has hit upon All e1pedirpt which
it is thought will serve tho purpose
Tables will be placed In the rooms ON
the second floor and in the wide hall,
and with good service everything will va
smoothly. Al 1850 O'Clock tho yuppr,
will bs served. An address will be de.
ttSered by Nr. q. c. Dewey, President
anu father Of tho club, without whose
energetic eborts there would have been
no Fort Henry Cinb and 10 whose zeal
and taste the club is already much in.
dtbltd.
The club house stands on the north.
East corner OF Fourteenth and Chapline
streets, on the beautiful and command.
ing terrace which stretcheS half way be.
tween Fourteenth and Twelfth. and
makes the neighborhood one OF the
most attractive IN Wheeling. 1t Is A,
once in the heaIi Of Wheeling and vet
sufficiently removed from tho hurry. |
burly OF business lie. Since the houf. |
was bought by the club from Nr. Allen |
Howell ii has undergone transiormn. |
tIOn in i.a interior, and the work Is moi
yet completed. Carpenters, painters,
paper-haugers and plumbers are sill
busy, making haste TO get the house in
order Tor the opening. The house has
been provided througho out with electric
lights and enunciators. The plumbing
is new, handsome aud according TO The
best sanitary methods.
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BELLrroNTE, Pa, Dec. ls.--The Baow
is q inches deep on the level ,his morn.
iug. 1t is not known when a train can
be gotten ,Arogeh on ;Ae Brlleioau *
SNOW Shoe bTauch Of tie rrnEsy IvauiL
Railroad. The Tyrone Il Cirarfeld
branch is a!so guowed up, no trAlas hlv-
ing been sent out this morning. The
situation is the sane on the LsWisburg
Il Tyrone branch. In many places IN
the county the public roads are impAssa.
be. /! hGs ctsstd aaow.HS, buL the
weather is very cuii.
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THE MUNLY MAEkET.
Tho General FIpnLcinl situation NJ, Sc,
tied Yet.

The General FIpnrcinl situation M. Set
tied Yet.
New ToRE, Dec. lS.-The Post says:
one OF the most noticeable features Of
the stock market is that notwithstand.
ing its extreme EaFro *ness il remains &c
strong and prices 30 up as easily as ,hey
did yesterday afternoon. There is still
a pretty large outstanding short interes;
in al! the active stocks, and us the sup,
ply Of stocks is not large, the short il.
terest from time 10 time furnishes the
.uoliYe power Tor upward spur,a OF FROM
ten to twenty points. Aside from these
il! is still waiting waiiiug foi
developments in commercial circles
which are naturally expected at the end
OF such n year as tEis has been. TIL.
daily reports OF the fOilures OF banks il
all parts Of tho country show that not
withstauding money is offered at low
rates on stock collaterals, the general
financial situation is not settled yet.
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Debate on Tho Election mn In tho Senate
Matters Ia tho House.

Debate on Tho Election mn In tho Senate.
Matters Ia tho House.
WAhmlSGToN, Dec. lS.--lmmediattly
alter tho approval OF the Journal, the
Sinale, on motion OF Mr. Hale, went
ilto gecret session which iRstei but a
few moments.
Mr.. Sherman, tlom tho Committee on
Finance. reported bill providing
agninst contraction Cl tho currency.
Printed and IcCoEn.ltrd.
Tho election biIl VIVA then taken up,
md Mr. Coke addrpGcd thU Srnat, In
opposition.
Mr.. Coke entered his most eRrnrat
prntGHt gSEinhL tho bill Democratic
Senators proposed TO have u full and I:ee
discnfsion Of lhc bill.
Mr.. Cullom accepted the bill Rs the
beat TINT could bB framed to meet the
cvilS complained Of The bill had been
DppOEGd on the other side OF the cham
Der on the ground Tia. the general gov
GrnmCut had 10 right under tho COns.i-
tuition to control and manage the el,c.
ton OF representatives, TO ConRrcsa in
The States. Bat Ia that objection there
wGS no virtue. The duty was imposed
upon II by the constitution aud 10y the
rCNullH oi the wnr. The tilno was at
hand, Mr.. CulIom declared, when the
authority Of tho government must be in
terposed in behalf Of tho negroes OF the
South.
MIR. natc, en- lover OF individual lib.
crty, opposed the bill. 1t waa sectional
and struck ut the eSouth. lic believed it
to be the most prominent Of many finger
boards on the political highway that
pointed to empire.
Al A:9O the Election bill was laid aside
informally, and come public building
bille were pnFBcd.
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FRESNO, CAL, Dec. lS.-Dr. Vincent
cecrrcG Z hack this afternoon and was
driven to the residenCe o. his wife, from
whom he had been separated for some
time. Shortly after tie entered the house
three shots were heard, and the neigh
bors rushing in, found Mrs. Vincent
dead. Three woundo we're discovered
one o: which was through the hear.
Vincent was arrested an, taken to Jail
where he soon fell into ounconscioUsuess
having apparently taken poison. Tit
cause q the tragedy is unknown.
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NpfcI1I IJIspllt7l . lNt INtlIIrINtc.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. lS.-pen'
sions were granted to West Yirsinians
to-day Us follows:
Osiginal--Joseph II. Hart, Ceredo;
David b. Mercer, Eveiiue; Jacob Met
cham. Raleigh; Alonzo Levitt, Charles.
ton; James a. Blacksherc, Fork Of Lit
tie Sandy; John Williamson. Ceredo.
lnc.easc-LewioN y. hGlbitter, Tunnel.
ton; John c. Youug, Chaichville; John
Most, Palatine; George Me,hcaey, Pleas
ant Hill; JautH Hammond, Wheeling;
Richard @. Burton. Limestone Hill.
Reiasuc-David White, Bradshaw; E,
5W. Weekly, Middlehourne.
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TWO SEW Esar.SES

For the Use or tho Terminal HALLWAY Com.
..- - pany Arrive.
Yesterday two fine psw englues for
the use OF the Terminal Railway Com.
pany arrived over the Pan Handle road
from the works in the East where they
were built. They are fine, modern
locomotives, one OF them named the
George q. Dissell and the ether the r.
u. Cochran. The company has pu,.
chased two other new engines, which
are expected here before long. a
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TIE EYRAuD TRIAL.
The Cold flooded Irisoner-zSen onni
Trstinouy Yesterday.

Trstimuuy Yesterday.
PARIS. Dec. ls.-The trial Of Michael
EyrAud and Gabrielle Dompard for the
murder OF Gouile, was continued to-day
Mile Dompard stated that Eyraud
threw the cord around GouGe's throat
Tho cord slipped, whereupou Eyraud
seized GouTe by the throat and strangled
him. Eyraud interrupted saying: THAT
Was not what happened. l hanged
Goufie.
DR.. Bernard testified that GoutIe's
body was found in a sack head down
ward. The legs were folded up. Eyraui
interpreted, saying: THAT could moi
ho. While the body RENAME ed suspend
ed let 1t slide into the sack feet fore
most"
DR.. Voisiu, physician connected
with the Poiica Department, who va.
called ut the request OF Mile. BompRrd
swore tina. he had hypnotized tn,
woman.
The public prosecutor blamed Yoisir
tor having resorted to hypnotism.
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Yesterday afternoon a Mrs. Yancuren,
who lives on East Fifteenth st.ect, con.
planned TO the police authorities that
two boys OF fourteen or fifteen years,
named Baker, were constantly SNOW ball.
ing her honse, breaking wiadows. tear.
Ing down her fences, and committing
other acts Of vandalism, and when sEo
demonstrated with them, they would
curse her. The East Wheeling officers
we're directed 10 call on the boyh' parcuta
and notify them that II they could not
control their Bons, they would be ar.
raigned before jus!icD Of the peace and
aent 70 the State Reform tehnaI.
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WnIEsgAEEE, Pa, Dee. lS.-lt has
been showing here for the pAsi twenty.
four hours. accompanied by sleet and
rain. The s,o,m is the hrayies! seen in
the valley I0y some yeArJ past, and 81
uoOR i, coaiinHcs undated. Trains on
the various railroads VuuGiaS Into ihis
city are said 10 be suow.bound IN several
places. The damage doue by the storm
in the country districts is large, though
no particulars can be ob:Aintd owing to
serious wire trouble, which extends in
all liircii0Ea.
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Condensed rtLEGRAMS.

BERLIN, Dec. lS-Eupress Augusta
Victoria has given birth 70 q son.
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WAsnlxGToE, D. O., Dec. lS!-On
motion OF Mr.. Goodnight, OF Kentucky,
tho Senate bill was passed authorizing
tho bridging OF tho Green and Warren
rivers by tho Bowling Green 4 Northern
Railroad Company. In tho morning
hour tho pending measure wRs the Sem
ate bill amending the Interstate Com
mcrce act by providing Tor the taking OF
dispositions by notRrIcspublic. Th2 bill
was passed.
Mr.. FarGuhar, OF New York, moved
that tho House 20 into Committee OF the
whole for tho consideration OF the Sem
Alto bill to place the American marine
engaged in tho foreign trade on an equal.
i.y with ttet OF other nations, with the
,suustitutO therefor.
,Ir Farouhar resi:eh tho action OF the
committee; but the statement WAS not
satisfactory 10 the Speaker who decided
that tho gentleman had not received
sufficient authority from his committee
10 make tho motion. .hore was sonc
manifestation OF applause rom the
Democratic side 1T this decision, aat i
was promptly supprcSsedby the Speaker,
WHO tUen TCtuSHlGCu -"l. A"''lS'"s ~
make motion that tho House 20 into
Committee OF the Whole OH the State o!
ahe Union. The motion wSs agreed to-
Mr.. FarquhNr thea moved his pre-
Yioua motion and was recoSHifeu ny tht
Speaker, who was sustained.
Mr.. FarIuhar, in SUPPORTING the ship
ping bill, expressed his regret that any
member should refer 10 1t asn Job"
MIR. Cultivate, OF O0iu. inquired As sc
how mucsi tho Pacific Mnil 's,ealpshiI
Company would receive during tho rrs'
year after the passage oil the bill.
Mr.. FarquhAr replied that the gentle
man could secure Gny Information HI
desired by pcrusal Of the testimony
taken by tho committed.
Mr. OuthwAito supplemented his In
Gmiry by further quorY rs to whcthe
the gentleman could account Tor ih'
rise in tho value Of Pacific Mail stock
yesterday, II being understood that tGii
bill wouid be called up to-day.
Mr.. FarluhNr u apl not nwar'
whether it went up or down.
Mr. Qutawaite-I am informed that !
went up iour points,
Mr.. Farquhar-Not being intcrcsse,
in PScitic Mail, as some Ohio men are,
do not know anything about it.
Mr.. ParGuhar advocated the bill u
length, and pending further discussion
the committee rose and the House sd
journal
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AT I.fulIrn.

ELNIRA, y. Y, Dec. lS.-The heavy
suoT storm. when struck klmira yester'
day morning continued undated until
night fall last night, when it developed
into u blizzard which continued until
this morning. Eight inches OF snow had
fallen by nine O'Clock las. night. The
snow drifted badly .nd no train arrived
at or lett the city on any road before
nine O'Clock this morning. 10 street
cars had been run until noon and bu
few from that time. Passenger sraini
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4 MARRIAGE kPiDENlC.
Singular State OF Atnrg ct Mt. p!ossan
psnns1lvanla.

Singular State Of AiFlirU Ct NJ, r!oasant,
rsnns1lvania.
Mr.. PLEASANT, Pa, Dec, IS.-This
little mining town is in the throes OF a
,e5ies OF marriages dc convenience. 1t
seems the recent Ehvt down in the coke
regions has been especially hard or tie
single men, they being laid OF in prefer.
euse 70 married men.
All o: the sia2.e msn employed st the
immense Standard Works OF the Fl. c.
Frick Coke Company met In secret here
and passed unanimous resolutions to
marry before the new scale is presented
January l. Several engagements have
all already been announced and the
little town is frantic.
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RArLrSgE,s ANGypNgST.
IfS THtTDdaosa . hubstlIais for an Import.
ant section nfths Election mi.

sp<tiI BlS.dLsA u tlI ISLsligS1rr.
WAsHWaToS, y. c., Dec. ls.-sena.or
Faulkner has introduced an amendment
70 the Federal Elections bill which /,
inlcnIed AZ substitute for lecuon Il.
The amendment changes tho character
Of the Board Of CAnYnsseu from u Judi.
ciAl body % a ministerial body, giving
only such p0ReEs Of a ample iSbulaiioB
Of the rrturEA "A the Governors OF tho
g.ygfa! EALss now have. This feature
Ol the bill Ia the most important section
ot the proposed law, Al under the bill
~ drawn, the Board should have the
right TO consider all Tuestions Of fraud,
ifregularity or other grounds taken In a
contGst withou. any notice TO tho per.
soH agaiHst whom the decisioa would
be rendered. Mr. Faulkner expects 10
deliver n speech on the bill either
tomorrow or Saturday.
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,,iis,s iiSstoHs b.ss Flour is q high grade
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WHEELING ( LAKE EEiE WRECK
\ Passenger Train Goes Through a TrcI;:'
Several Killed and injured.

Several Killed and injured.
ECEWALE. O., Dec, lS.-pdssenger
train No. 3. on tho Wheeling & Lake
Eric road, broke through L trestle near
Bolivar this afternoon at . orloCE, and
killed Mira. Ada Hall, OF Snarodsyille,
o., Henry Hill, Miss Carrie Hill, Shelby
county, H., and ono unknown woman.
Tho wounded were Leonard Whitman,
Marietta, Ohio, Mrs. Louisa Pepper,
Stark county, Ohio; Ira Cownn, cngin.
neer, Norwaik; Wimmiam GrAtz 'uIgr,
Ada, Chic, Charles A. Conrad, Massil.
lon, o., William Hall, SharoGsville, o,
William Graham, NoyHalk, Ohio. Ei
Lapdis, conductor Wheeling a Lake
Erie, Norwalk, Ohio. Mrs. Pepper can
not recoyer. Mr. Conrad's chaucss
| doubtful.
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LuDrSGroH, MicH., Dc. lS.-The Flint
K Pcre Marquette Railroad Company
employ large number Of men here in
transferring freight. Monday the com,
pany cut down the wages from twenty
10 fifteen cents an hour and yesterday
morning the men refused TO work for the
reduced wages. Two large steamers lie
at the dock to-day. heavily loaded and
not man Is at work, or particle o!
freight being moved. The men are de.
termined aud desperate, aud there is
likely to be trouble II the company i'm.
port new men and put them on the work
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Just after police court yesterday morn
ing as Officer JG0k WeBt was returning
to his beat on Market sire {, he saw Jim
Ryder strike Thomas 6. Fleming In the
abdomen, knocking the breath out 0!
him and at the tame time by dextrous
movement grab his watch. Officer
West caught both Men and locked them
up, Fleming being drunk at the timo,
Ryder was taken before Justice Davis
and held 10 court under 500 bail.
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PARIS Dec, lS.-Ths Ec,air to-day
publishes m interview with the NihiIist
L1vroG, who declares that the Terrorist
party still exists in Russia. but that i. is
disorgGnissd. Instead Of being a single
body, directed by an Executive Com.
uitiee, the party now consists OF twenty.
five granges, esch acting under diGer.
ent system OF organization, but al! work
ing TO effect the saIue end.
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o. tie lia.rat rusis Arr sfra.ly behind
i,Ee and freight trade ia virtually
AbAaduued.
A ble livery stable 10 the city colAps,
ed untef the weight Of the snoW AZ
threc O'Clock this morning AHd 4 rum.
heT Of ShuG5.e carriages we're DESTROYED.
Two u.en narrowly escaped death.
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To tht Etitor Of iAs IH:d'lgclc1.
SrH:-Tho article in t!,!a morpiup's
IETrLLrGESCrE dnca mo On Injustice,
Mr.. Matt II. MoSabE. the parry who
complains OF h!a fines, lies when he gayH
he had no opportunity 70 give al excuse.
Al the timG Of our conversation ypgtcr-
day lie had not paid his finu; he iid mot
"con vfnce me IN minute tIst he Ind
sufficient excuse ior Lia absence from
inspection on November II list" | wNs
instructed TO notify the ncubeH that
absUnter3 would be fiard uulcsa t4cug,n
were given on or before that intc (Nc-
yember 49, Al wcrG notified two
weeks before that iatr. Twelve wcr,
absent. OF these, all but four had come,
with their excuses 10 dirclet aud wor1
not lined. Had Mr.. McNn0b RECEIVED
what he meri;el hs you'd haya been
fined 81 (Drescrihed hy law on May q
last for A similar 0ilrI1G". prRl 10 In,
Colonel Of the regiment lis. Of those
"absent without excuse" and he directs
an execution to the Sheriff.
Respectfully,
Gro. h. tfoYD, lg,
Capt. Co. az" lst Eeat. ". Va. X. e.
WhctliHg, UtccmLcr Is.
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I ssd'Nl pJtFlcI y o lNi6II.yETT.
ClAEEsauEu, W. Va, Dec. lS.-Ths
heGvieO: suoN storm ever known In this
locality hss prevailed !or the past twenty.
four hour. Tho mails are al EreALy
behind. T-IeE'aphic Communication l.
entirely cut %. trrigh. ira!sc Is Iutpenl.
ed aud business is al ! stAad.sitli. Re.
portA from the Surrounding country in.
ticAtc that thr roads src impossible and
taA, the farmers cannot get around TO az.
tend 10 their work,
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Boise CRY, IDAuo, Dec. lS.-In The
joint session OF the Legislature to-day,
Governor George I. shoupe, W, ]. Nc.
Connell and Fred T. dubois we're elect ed
United States Senators according to
agfeemcnt last night, Shoupe and Nc.
Connell with short terms ending March
!, 1891, and March 4, 1893. Dubois gets
the iul! term, six years from March
paYt
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ASSUMES 4 Sti;lOrS PHASE.
Iron and Steel Workers Join tho .Alabalnn
Miners' strikS.

MinerE stTikS.
B!KNISUHAM, ALA, Dec lS.-The coal
miners EtTike assumed a eerious tuFn
yesterday, and one that threatens 10
close every industry in this district.
The members OF the Amaigamated Ass0-
citation Of Iron and Steel Workers held
meeting yesterday, and passed resolu.
lions Of sympathy and pledged support
TO thU siriEers. They agree TO refuse 10
work with coal mined by conyicts or
scab miners. II the strike cannot be
settled all the iron and slerI workers will
bU called Uus. This means the shutting
down oil rolling mill, ioundrieB and ma.
chine shops, and three thouaaud more
men will go into the ranks OF the Btrikers.
The strike has already seriously injured
business, and there Is 60 prospect OF set.
element.
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Anthony Rice, colorGd, ,opuIayIy
knDWn rs Dan Rice, whito opening shelf
oysters at Cunatd'g restaurant last night,
allowed the knife To slip In such a Sgy
as 70 cut an artery IN hia loft wrist. Dr.
G. NJ. Ffissell waB eGmmonGd Lut beIDye
he arrived, Rica had almost bled 10
deGta. He Tas very Teak ifom logs OF
blood, but ia DOT thought to hs In a dan.
Geroua condition.
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BosToS, MASS, Dec. lS.-The man
agers OF the Atlantic mills state thai
their mills are no. affected by the OSen
Brothers failure, and that the la,tel's liza
hiIiiics are Sl6,000GOO. Originally the
Owen Brothers controlled the common
stock OF the Atlantic mills, but during
the past nine months 81 200 600 addi.
tional capital has been invested, $GO0,COt
Of which was in the nature OF preferred
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SDtetG! DJDdich 10 N Ia.cltgcIrer.
MARrINsUuGd, ". Va, Dec. lS.-At :
tea given by Mr. and Mrs, ". r. Stewart
this evening to Mr, Henry Emmer! and
vile, Of Missouri, there was Eanily
reunion Of the Stewart family, II! which
forty members OF different branches OF
the family were prrscnt. They were
from Maryland, Virginia, WcS: Virginia,
Pennsylvania and Missouri.