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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

- 9lIs bic 9lonnenraupe bic WGISer
SfpreubenS bernihtete, erlieb bic SD'
nielide Reeierune in 8umbinnen Sers
ii8unSen um Serfiisunsen unb idrieb
por, ipie benz iddbIi6en Sniett beisu'
fommen unb ibm Der 8araus su MAIDEN
mare. Stun CAB e8, 70 erSdbIeu bic
,,W. q. R.", in 9l. einen alien Obers
f6rIter, Der stpar seipiiienbaft aue ibm
sema9ten .8oridriften befOIete, uber
iberseust tpar, bab Dem llnbeiI nit
men16Iiden UtitteIn ni9t ab3ubeIfen
pdre. 9ei ieber neuen SerOrbnun9
i6dtteIte er nit benz Sppfe. 9lIs aber
enbli6 Iauienbe ben Seftaren pertpiis
Itet paren uno bic Ronne ii6 nidt bios
nod tpeiter bebauptete, ionbern ipgur
mabIps permebrte, rib bem alien Maios
mann enbIi6 bic @eouI6, er Iebte Ii6
bin unb ihrieb an bic borseIebte Se'
bbrbe, ipie bic Saden itdnben, uno bob
er 9laeS 9etban, mas Die bo6pObImeife
Reeierung aneepronet babe, bod obne
@rfoIs. 9tun edbe ea fein anberes
MitteI mebr, ais in ben @uIO gu Beben
unb ben 8aupen fdmmtIide 8erfiisuns
gen Iuut bcrsuIeien; bunn ipiirben lie
aGe DOr 2aden pIaBen.
9rier, %. SuIi. 1lniere @inssr
iinb in Sersneif Hung. Seit einem 0tos
nat baben mir 70 uneiinftiseS @etter.
tpie es fir bic Weinberse an bsr MoieI
nur mbsli6 1T. Die 8Iiitbe mar Su,
meiIt-in ben euten 2aSen fuit aus
nabmsIoS-treffli6 berIuufen. unb al
eemein CAB man ii6 Der SOffnuns a,l
elm sutes 8einiabr bin. 9Iter be
&eseu, ipeIder Runmebr felt bier $40
9en Gag fir Sag bonn SimmeI itrDmt
brobt ale Soffnuneen su bernidteu
gr i6abet fpeniser ben @einhDden un
mitteIbar, aIs babur9, baB er cine III
eemeHene 8ermebrun9 Der @eini6Gt
Iinse besiinitist. Die 9eronospor
uno Der Seuipurm bdben benn aud i6o
srobs 8ertpiii itunsen peruriudt unb ibl
8efdmpfunS beri9Iinst betrd6tIid
Summen.
9la6en.--Sie bpr &ur;em berItorber
8entnerin sSrau GmiIis 9eIius bat ur
ter anberen ipobltbdtisen Stiftunee
benz bisisen 9Oui iIenboipitaI unb ebar
seIii6en SrauenUerein ie 10000 SRA,
perma6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

a6er enti6ieb in 8oudarS's Slime, ba
bic CREME zines SptpnibipS &c. nur Bis
an baS WaHer unb ni6t bariiber binauS
reide. @Ieidseitie tpurbe bic 2esiSlas
tur auf biefe Side i'm @eieb uufmerf.
fam aema6t.
The sun., 1890-12-06
TROUBLES OF oun M1ss1oxARLzs.

The Anerieans NJ 6aboon UaaSls to Carry
o. their Work without French Ala.
Tho story OF the American missionaries at
Gaboon. on the west coast OF Africa. Is almost
pathetic. They were established there In
1888 by the American Board. and they have
had largo success in their self-denytn9 work.
No ono can read Of the labors Of the mission
sry pioneer. DR.. Bushnell. who spent many
years at his post In Gaboon. without feeling
that he did noble work.
A while ago tho missionaries there. who had
really become part OF the people they labored
among. sent pitlful appeal to tho Society Of
Missions In Paris. This is Q French Protestant
missionary body. and the American teachers
In Gsboon wished help from them. France
had just issued an edict that no missionaries
shGua Ss snI ssssh sb in nsE
gave instruction to the natives In that tongue
Not one among our missionaries GOULD speak
tIonai WORK e completely s % paraiyzed The law de-
clared that they could not carry 1t ON except IN
the French language. and they must give up
the work which for half a century they had for
warded unless they secured assistance from
the French themse!ves They thsref9Ee asked
who sent out a few missionaries and workmen
to assist the American teachers. ~
1t is not yet known what the result will be.
sions may decide to purchase the improve:
ments which the Americans have made, and
Go esF o dns Il beh bhsy
tho entire work the Americans will hsve TO
choose some field Of labor outside o. French
erty some Of their missile naries viii probably
remain permanently With their Amsrioan
snsb ss hs% e s9%ny sgt sh
their missionaries inland from Gaboon to see
what tho prospects are for the successful
establishment Of mission stations throughout
the f6rritOrV
The sun., 1890-12-06
s1oR6r CURES IN vOoUE
nNsat Sales fDr. KeeA's Lymph aaA . New
DlDthsrsa Cure.

nlisat eslss sfDr. KeeA's Lymph aaA . New
DiDthsrsa Curs.
~ DSmlsp's osSb AosHss
BH1LrN. Dec. B.-Evsry day furnishss now
proof that Prot Kooh's discovery 10 being utl-
lied By those not professionally associated
with tho professor in his work.
A janitor named Meyer. And employed In the
Central Hotel. has been accused Of selling to
some foreign doctors flve RrAmmes Of fluid.
which. It II ALLEGED. was Kook lymph. for 800
marks
The Continental Hotel has charged Frau
Berger OF Karlsruhe. whose husband died
there after bein inooulsted BY Dr.. Levy 700
marks for the disinfection alone OF the room
Tho Odcial Gazette prints 9 despatch from
tho Russian Minister Of Berlin warning con.
sumptivss against coming hers, on account Of
the exorbtant fees which the physicians are
charging for treatment and the remarkably
high prices the hotel proprtstors demand for
The Government will bs forced to withdraw
tho lymph from private sources entirely II this
swindling continues.
On Sunday the Emperor received Q barber
named BIGGER. who lives in Glogeu. In order to
obtain from him the report OF his secret dtph:
iberia cure. which. It is stated, has worked
wonders among tho patients OF Glogsu and the
neigh borbood.
Ths dssSoysS,y / .SSy,s vas made by Ri'cer's father
Tho Kaiser has promised Rieeer an opportu-
nifty Of making experiments with his remedy
ct the Charity Hospital under the supervision
OF ProfA Koch and Bergman.
The sun., 1890-12-06

otsry 81 - HxpeetsA viaaisasisA % Thsar
Relations.

otevy 81 - 1xpeetsA vinAisesisn 81 Thsar
The Catholic Neps has received the following
from its Dublin correspondent:
"On authority which have good reason to
consider excellent I make the statement that
Mr.. Parnsll has assured at least two members
OF the Irish Parliamentary party that the
charge made against him By Capt O'Shea IL
utterly without foundation In fact and that he
looks forward to . near time whom he
will be ablo to prove as much with
good results to the Irish cause. I am
personally acquainted with the two gentle.
mon named TO me, and indeed know them
we'll enough to be able to say ofYhand that
for political reasons they would follow Mr..
Parnell 70 the end even II they were salts
hsd that there were blemishes on his pri.
tSs ' prophss, SssSsn va mo no. sent 70 King
David to tell him to abdlcste. but only to cal!
him to sense Of tho enormity OF the offence Of
which he had been euiltysnsmely. L adultery .' =
unnecessary It wac fol, Mr.. Parnell to mako
and EemsSTbering also his habit q meyer S
enana hmss ons instant ssn
good Of the cause with which his ne. has been
eSsss ssrEsnt Sss s:a sS r!ss sEs s5s
swear. ialssl! that she had seen something
more happening between Mr.. Parnell and Mrs
ssl SSsd ,oI ss s.s
rish pssITsy re ama
irsiEndS A "'''
The sun., 1890-12-06
THEY DON'T run AWAIT
Short Tern Rrisoasrs Stay Iaithfall
where They Are Put.

Short Term Rrisoasrs Stay Faithfully
where They Are Fut.
Every day. after the Yorkvills Police Court
has adjourned. two old women take possession
OF that part Of the building between the
janitor's apartments on the top floor and the
prison in the basement They carry with them
pals Of water and mops. and proceed to give
the court room and corridors . thorough
cleaning The women look 80 much alike that
ono might easily be mistaken into thinking
them sisters Both have black hair mixed
with gray are old and bent, and have wrinkled
faces devoid Of expression. At casual glance
obssryasion IMPLICATIONS oi unusual dissipation
These two women really belong in the prison.
SaS for 20 bhsy ssR Hs 9sssa ted
Prison. % 81 Which CHI the YerfSilie prison Is :
building they DO The sorutbins: % The emoiu. m i
@ ss,sl aoa s thsSy y euS have
prison fare.
These women sre, never watched. and are al
They are told that they must not leave the
building under any circumstances. but no
to
any. but It Ia pretty certain that they Will turn
up in jail somewhere In tho city not long after
they have regained their freedom.
1t can be seen from tho way they work that
they are compstent servants, and not avsrse 10
working. but they have . love for rum. and go
on on sprees at intervals. at the end OF which
they always land IN the police stations Every
nigh. they are Locked uD Just q: other prison, r.
women's quarters. They obey the rules
It has grown to be custom in all the prisons
to have the a. clsaninG done By short;tsrm
the City Prison. under Instructions from the
allows tho jantor Of each police court build
ips IN tho city to seec, two women from n the 9
janitor OF the Yorkville Court building told the
reporter that in an experience p Of five years
granted. This one was tempted BY the sight
Of the saloons in the vicinity Of the building.
being possessed by strong craving for drink.
and robbed tho janitor's family Of $50 worth
Jersey where she was found nearly. Year after
the occurrence by Q detective from Police
Headquarters. She Is now serving Q term In
the penttontiAry.
The sun., 1890-12-06
DEATH OF 4 PET CAE
II Wss IL Years Old ard II HsA - In
PPessivo Funeral.

xe "00 10 x0orO Old oDo H MAG a. H.
prossivo Funeral.
MrppLETowN. Dec. 6-Israel 10 dead. There
was not enough balm or oatnip In Gilesd or
Connecticut for Israel and for that reason he
is no more. Probably he was ono Of the Oldest
cats In Connecticut, He belonged to Mrs
Noah W. Bradley Of Wesrport. was II years
old. and was Invaluable to her. not for bis In
trinsio worth. 1t is not known that Israel
ever did any work except to sleep on silken
cushion and submit to caresses. Luxury.
asthma, and lack Of oatnip balm finally wore
put his rugged consttntion. He was said TO
year. hs slept st night, At the foot Of bis mis-:
treas' bed and In the day IN chair that had
been especially upholstered and cushioned for
Israel had an impressive funeral. His re-
mains wore placed In handsome caskst that
Q carpenter had fabricated, garlAnds were
strew1 over hi. bosom and whisk'rs; the I'D &
Weeping OF the family he was consigned 70 .
hole In the garden near the raspberry bushes.
The earth was heaped up In q meund, agrantte
slab s to be lifted At the head Of the crave. and
on the stone are to 10 craven nAme. date OF
death, and age OF Israel.
The sun., 1890-12-06
IT HAPPENS sOHETIMES.
what the Police no with the Horses aAd
CARRIAGES or Men They Look Up.

what the Police no with Ahs Horses aAa
CARRIAGES or Men They Look Up.
Not long ago we'll dressed man was arrest
cd for reckless driving in Central Park. The
police had some difficulty In stopping his
horse. and It was found that he was very
drunk. When he was arraiRned In the York
willie Police Court he was unable to give anv
account OF himself and the Police Justice gave
him FIVE days in which 10 sober up He was
locked In cell In the Yorkvile prison and al
lowed to remain there. His drunk had boon .
very heavy one. for It took him two days to re-
gain full consciousness OF his position. Then
he was so anxious to get out that he forsos oil
about his horse and carriage, and simply oo-
cuplsd himself In sending large number Of
telearams to friends asking for their assist
suicily re responded % 10 bis appeals. and paid bis
After he bad been lot ont q prison i 90
5ss 5ssa A flf RsSs Rs ~: M h hs
polise had been unable to find out from him
whore the horse and carriage belonged. they
Soald % secure them 3 81 paying the SiIi FOR tSsir
keep A policeman accomrs rsnied him to the
p.snS S.s, to s t he hSrss sas sHa
carriage were turned over to him.
piessant mood. He had been hunting for It as
we'll as for him. and had almost come 70 tho
conclusion that he had been taken In By. q horse
thief The man, excused himself a. best he
could. but was dismayed to flnd that he had q
considerable hill to pay At this stable also for
that they had been away from the stable
Probably the severity OF the lesson had good
effect, however.
Many arrest. are made daily in this city
where tho prisoners have horses which tho
police are REQUIRED TO take care Of II The the
rigs belong, the police see that they are taken
there. merely charging tho owners for tho
It sometimes happens that the prisoner be.
lonRe out OF town. and has driven in. In that
case his horse will be taken back only upon HE
preparing the OK pense or guaranteeing It OF
course. the person employed by the police to
do this Is amply secured By the possession Of
the rig.
There have been cases, whore livery bills
were contracted BY men while In prison which
amounted almost to tho value OF their rlga.
the prisoner from mourning any heavy expense
In this way, and sometimes will return horse
60 the stable whore It belongs free OF charge.
There is no record Of the number Of horses %
detained. Asa usual thing q prisoner. II he
has bic wits about him. Will send for 2 friend.
Whilo he Ia himself incRpQCitAtod.
The sun., 1890-12-06
Do,.. ii. up-.ow. Night Trick.

Founders and mon about town are getting
very we'll acquainted with tho fsoe OF Polioe
Captain Mclaughlin. Ever since he has been
acting - Inspector Byrnes's assistant at Po-
lioe Headquarters he has been adopting tho
Inspectors old tactics. There used to be very
few nights that the Inspector could not bo
seen standing In some hallway In upper Broad
way watching tho crowds that mako that thor
oushfsre lively at night; In that way tho In
inss ss'o Of many many Of his own olients. Ali
the PIC ,ssHnm gamblers =, and efSSoks who ar: y:
Amusement seekers on upper Broadway. and
the Inspeetor found It easy e k&ep track qt
sstias :: ara %soy q shS a. =
his superior. II DO Is .ssfod ABOUT It at any
little fresh air after my days work, you know.
there is another cause for his late promenade.
The sun., 1890-12-06
Loyal 20 Their Moustsis.
From the Seattle rosf. IntIutosnoey.

III. as. s.ss 81 aan ksD!a st :sso Eth
seographIes has come to light, The school
children IN their zeal for the noble mountain
other name but iIs proper oneI.R.inisi. a.
ins Stz:as q sS~
psmss m % are given. M but the lead pencii has BEEN BEEN
brought into reapisi!ion BY the youngsters.
Superintendent Of Schools BsrRsId lspshsa
pIbjishsrs q % he xeosrsphies 80 The They i%ss. a.
I've oltlss and, 9 they th9usht that booEs
Tscoms. and vlos versa, they put both there - y.
4 compromise; Asa matter OF fact Rainier d
and Will be found SO printed In dovsrnmsps
maps and publications. Our Tacoma friends
have some pecniiarities. and among. them ID
The sun., 1890-12-06
TIA Ore Fsu.a IN Texas.

GALVESTON. Doc. 6.-soms time $50 State
Geologist Dumble. while assaying specimens
OF ore found In the central mining region OF
Texas. discovered several specimens OF what
proved to be rlch tin ore. He has Just made
his official report. in which he says:
"Ihsve the honor to report the finding Cas-
zerite ttln ore) the most valuable ore OF tin, b.
Dr. Comstuck In the Central Mineral region
It's mode Of occurrence has been accurately
sscsItsined and Il t. rsssoneSle TO expect its
ditions are favorable over q belt extending
from near Burnett to near MasQP.
county and Eastern MssoH eopnt{; and in;
sssts% = s0% asaS.d S Il. sD9
Of this sIryey cn1ta1n should 3:
Of this one to the mineral tourmSline: whlcn
sbounds In the same region: This tin ore
however. is twice as heavy and tho metal car
readily be reduced from It.
Ours Is black and the powder 10 slightly rcd
dish or brownish. This announcement Ia made
for the purpose Of encouraging the necessar,
prospertlpg to fully determine tho value OF ths
deIOSitS,"
The sun., 1890-12-06
Notes or Fors,s. H.rpe.ipss.

The Austrian Diet passed bill yesterday to
ineoTpoIsts the suburbs Of Vienna into the
Nr. Walsh. Chairman Of the Kildysart union.
snd . staneh suppoytsr Of NJ. PsInelL has
shell -ntllna room Of the Admiralty powder
magazine at Gosport, England. killed one man.
Ex-Quesn Natalie has presented to tho
SSrviSh bkuptchins a statement concerning
the differences between herself and Milan. her
divorced husband. who was formerly King OF
6ervla.
.Coenoill9r soaras has gone on q special mis-
with the arbitration OF the dispute arising
from the seizure by Portugal OF the Delagoa
Bay Railway.
A number OF Kurdish chiefs have held
meeting at Erzeroum aud signed u document
10 which they promise 70 abstain from moiost.
&sEaScs SSd IoSisS ~ msssSdsfs S''
The sun., 1890-12-06
THE sE1suRE OF nU11cAs xRAAL
The Place RseaptursA from the FoFtu-
gueso By the British.

The Place RsesptursA frsn the Fsrtu-
Gueso By tho British.
L1sBoN. Doc. 6-The news received yestsr-
day from Caps Town that Portuguese force
had seized Mutacss Kraal at Manioa, South
Africa. and hauled down the British flag, re-
placing It with the flag OF Portugal was q
surprise to the Portuguese Government Tho
actions did not result from any instructions
issued By the Government or tho Mozambique
Company. for all instructions issued by them
to their subordinstes in South Africa provided
Tor q strictly contrary course. 1t Is supposed
bore that the Instructions had not arrived at
Msnica on Nov. g. the day the affair Is alleged
to have taken place.
who were taken prisoners By the British South
African Company's police when tho latter
after they had captured that place and hauled
down the British flag arc Baron Rezenda. Col
Andrade and Senior GoavliA Col. Andfade
WAS subsequently released on parole. He Is
said to be anxious to arrange terms for o settle
ment Of the matter. being conscious that he
made false move.
The sun., 1890-12-06

Under . plaza in front Of Frank Rappolts
road house, at Ninety sixth strest and River
side drive. are six vaults half submerged with
water. They extend about sixty feet In one
direction and eighty feet in another. and arc
about twelve feet deep. They were originally
part of's Doelger brewery which stood on the
site The water In them is partly from surface
drainage and partly from springs. As It 10
nearly stsgnant, the Health Department 10
having It drained into the sewer In Ninety
sixth street which. owing to the slope OF tho
ground. is below the bottom OF tho vaults.
The sun., 1890-12-06
WHO WOULD ss 4 PAu0s

A IsiP 20 Rassia's TAvoas DyiAg VIM,
cut FrissAs Or Fsrtassas.
The diahonorsd life Of high Russiaa psinso
70 expiring within the walls OF the marble pal.
ace on the Proclamation place. In st. Pstsrs-
burs. The Grand Duke Nikolsus Nikola3e.
v1poh. oldest uncle ok tha O0ar aud nsysa -
tho imperial family. 10 breathing there the lass
Of his misspsnt days. With no friend to fear hIs
death and no relative to pity his sunsrinsA.
Already during the manopuvres Of this ysa1
near the Baltic the Grand Duke showed symp.
toms Of insanity. % that the Commandssship-
in-Chief was taken from him. OAly for the
sake Of appearances did the OEsr. st the break.
Ing OF camp. address to him the customary
message Of thankA Ali the Russian ofacsrs
know then that the CEar's uncle had lost his
mind. Eight weeks later came the announce
ment Of tho ofioisl gazette TO the effsot that
tho Grand Duke vas also afdiotsd By. an In.
'qFssss Fss q tSs dgns Grand put. nom .,.,
iesliy complies During tho is.s TSrfisS % xsr
essssss Of the troops under him. 10 game bssE
SssS ILL., S%
end IN Il 3oss
the courts ,oi his c9Trupt dealing with
VINO naQ popRne MIN outright Tor har4
money It was shown that no had sold
Goyernpent intsrests Elght an and a left, apd httd
iosm.q .a' {,
.ept his brother abroad In order that the soAn-
dal might drop from public notice. With the
fetal faculty Of always dotng the wronR. thing.
Srsesd ..Ssiuson u ssls sbsstsa sFslsls IN
IN assinst a 10 proven charges Si cerrup.
tion and g blseken the records 81 tho foyer
RSs!.I:s Msl.ss; :1f&SiSs 4:
Sss. sea even naas ssf:s q
present Oar tie Grand Duke was restored 70
some OF his lost honors only 70 DO placed pn.
dor guardian shortly on account Of his dis
honorable prsetices and spsndthritt habitl
Five thousand dollars Dor month was his al.
lowanee., He .expstienced ? quasi armiS:
ttcs with fortune some time later and
was again restored to his lost privileges. Hs
lived WITHOUT friends, under the frown Of his
family and thS suspicion Of even the Rlded So
ciety OF tho Russian .capital whose vices hS
had eIsgRerated and whose honor .he had
pever known. He has long been called the
black sheen OF the house Of RomanofY. Gort-
chakoa always spoke Of him W. the enisnt
terrible q the imperial family. he has ~.
mSinsd In undisppted possession OF this title
ttll pow. and in It has. perhsps. his only claim
TO the notice OF posterity.
The sun., 1890-12-06
Ge.. seliver.kos,s Funeral.

PARIS. Dec. 6-Tbe funeral services over the
remains OF Gen. selverskofr. the Russian
agent In France. who was shot In his room in
the Hotel de Bade on Nov. 1s. took place to-day
in the Russian church IN Rue Daru. President
strong guard was stationed about the church
owing to tho fact that the Russian Embassy
had received O note stating that tho church
would be blown up during the services.
The sun., 1890-12-06

Col Powhatan Weisiger. . Southsrnsr. kssps
large boarding house called the Weisiger.
b to "a West Nineteenth street. which 10 rs-
sort for southernsrs. While dinner was going
q op ~ VT !. .ntsht smoke came uD from the osIlas
The woodwork around tho furnscs was snrs.
The aremen were called. and turned stream
lowed. and drove the red.hot cosls every vsy.
Williams ha~. acting chief OF the 6eyenth Bat.
t0 ~ nHsnSa e. ss On sh e badly
The sun., 1890-12-06

A very small IRE caused considerable excite
ment In Harlem Opera House Hall last night
The Harlem Wheelmen arc holding . fair In
the hall. A booth near the door was decorated
With small evergreen trees and Chinese Lam
In attempting TO light the, lanterns an at
tsnasnt set Ere to one ne OF tie tire trses. Leslis
decorations and exting ngulshsd the namea Two
boys dashed down stairs. and brought half Q
nothing to do,
The sun., 1890-12-06
tn. Aee,s... 20 tho E.h,ep,.

LONDON. Dec. b.-The Anchor line steamer
Ethiopia, Capt. Wilson. from New York Nov. 18
for Glasgow. which was towed into Inverbsy
on Deo. with her shaft broken. proceeded for
Glasgow to-day.
The passengers presented . purse OF 426
to the FIVE men who rowed thirty miles to seek
assistance. and who had their effects stolen
from their boat by some OF tho Inhabitants OF
lpnisboffln Island.
The sun., 1890-12-06
Misse.r, Ir,sh... rsr rar.s,,.

KANsAs ORR. Dec. 6.-At . meeting lest niGht
OF the Irish-Ameriosus Of Kansas oity. hsld u
the Midland Hotel. resolutions were adopted
dsnounoipg attempts TO dsposs NJ. Pasnell
@ poiley. a.: sHprsssina conn IL Sim and s
leadership OF the Irish party and asking foI
him, world-widS recognition q he head o.
lions was cablsd to Mr.. Parnell.
The sun., 1890-12-06
Where Y..teraay's Fires We're.

AM-2:2O. 9i3 East Houston street benjamin. Goetx,
Ter Son, damage $50; sha third floor OF ais nst
RiEhty-sisth street, stephen Ryan damage ss;; iina
r,t toor of 2+l East Iorys street. David cohsns
tailor shop damage slight
r.; s;o !nira soor os sso E.,. Tsr.y,,..h street.
stIest PowhatAn wsNHsr damage s1a; 7;Aa y0e Wsst
GNh Is,sn sisssI hsmnsrss'pI ~ ne dnmkss: e,to
street damage ol9hWG
The sun., 1890-12-06

A I1.ysss-elA hey Kiiis CasaAsuaI
PAz1u1ssuso. ". Va. Dsa k-Ikts,s Joe
Wstssl. II ysars Of age. who lives q Hart
mansvills. 10 now looked upon ~ hero. Joe
was out hunting In the hills few days aso.
whom hs was attacked By largo and fsrocious
catamount The boy. who Ia an excellent shot
backed away from tho brute as 1t was about to
spring at him o second time. having failed In
Itself together for spring, shot IL through the
head. killing It instantly. The cat weighed
over twenty pounds.
The sun., 1890-12-06

LONDON Dec. 5.-In accordance with the in
structions Of the United Labor Council Of the
Port Of London. the union seamen and fremen
on the vessels Of Shaw. Savill Albion Il Co.,
the British India Steam Navigation Company.
and the Now Zealand Shipping Company won't
out on strike o-day. their grievance bong the
employment Of non n-union men by the COM
crews In place OF the strikers. In consequences
OF recent brutal sttacks upon "blackleRS." a
the wharves to protect the non union men.