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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
IT WAS ONLY SAILORS YARN. after ALL

san Francisco. Dee ~ spccah.-A story told By
IN, crew Of the German schooner Adelc. now at
Victoria b. G.. T. the effect that they landed at the
southwest rooacry Of II. Paul Island and there killed
200 seals Is pure fabrication. At the time Of the
alleged killing the revenue cutter Bear cruising be
tween two seal islands. From october - until
November l. she was every day within twenty miles u
either island. Captain llcaly states that for twenty
one day, hi, boat, could only land at either island
twrc and when full manned cutter effects landing
through surf with difficulty ii is obvions that small
doN such q, scaer> couldn't even get through
the surf From the middle Of october until November
II the wind with little variation was from quarters
that rendered il impossible 10 land AT the rookery,
where the alleged raid took place. Beside, this rok
cry i within 200 wards of natives and any vessel head
inc i'm shore would hours before she anchored.
captain Ieay's experience IN Behrng entities his
opinion to confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
LAGUERRE AGAINST BOULANGER.
THE GENERALS OLD FOLLOWEHf SAYS IN lhi
FRENCH CHAMBER THAT BOCLANGlsM
Is DEAD.


Paris. Dec. oi-General Eoulanccr was S1ple'
OF interest and discussion i'm the Chamber OF Deputies
Yesterday II will DE remembered that httle hlo''
than wear ago. at the election for member "l ''-
Chamber in he Chsnancourt constituency OF "onV
maItrc General Eculangcr headed the poll HIS
votes however, were rejected, and the -'' N''
awarded to VI. Jo1rn. Early in Novmhcr ol ih'
year W. JoGrn died. and an election Il III '''
Vacancy in the Chamber caused hy hl> dcath W.
ordered 70 he held in ClSnancouri November w.
General EouIanccr at once came forward with man
ifcsto advising his partsan> To remain neuraI Al w"
election, ON the ground that he wa, the rghtinI
member There were twcn y>cvcn candidates III
the field. and when the votes were counted II wa
fo,d that no one had received the requisite majority
\ new election then ordered for November 49,
and General Bouauscr addressed another let cr 10
the electors, rccrdting hi, claim to tn seat ana
urging his supporters 70 abstain from recording the
votes at the second ballot. ab;cntion would be
peaceful and effective method for the democracy -
become free from Plramcntarst, and 10 become 'ov
crcyn. At the second ballot there was again 4"
multitude OF candidates. bu. tn, real contest va-
between VI. Lazy. Municipal Councillor and POSI-
bli>t. aHd NJ. Li~sacary, Of Commune noioncil. Ih
TIL, contest VI. Lazy succc,- ful, Lcins declared
elected 10y considerable majority.
General Eoulanccr's fricud- determined hen -
press hi, old claim 10 the ,cat bcior' the Chambc
Of Deputies. Yesterday ID brought to vote ana
rejected " Lacucrrc. who wa, formerly an artNc
aud ardent supporter Of The General, voted against
the claim Of his old leader. This action va not
unexpected. from VI. Larucnc'~ recent uttciancc>'
g pecalK hi~ speech at the ~aluudc- Iamill'- "u
october 81. when he discussed Ioulusl~m >impN ''
an historical fac. In giving hi> vo". W. Lasucrr
cNplsn,d that hl> action Wa not dir.,t"d against
General Eouaugcr personally. lie Va- influenced
simply by motive, Of public policy. Eodl1'-i>m va
dead aud the ooEcr his lact WAS recognized the bct'I
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terribly mangled just few hours before the old man
died.
AN OLD UOMAN KILLED ON HEX BIR1HDA1

SHE. WAS RUN OVER BY Az ELECTRIC CAR Be
FORE HER OWN DOOR.
Another fatal accident occurred on the Newark
Passenger Railway Companys electric road last hlgh'
the victim being Mrs. Christina Burhs' seventy SIN
wears old Mrs Burns had been standing opposite hcr
own housc al Albert and J3Scpl-St talking TO
poicbor and then Started 10 cross the street. When
she reached the middle of the track she wa struck by
an electric jcgcr" used annex of the Hnc' ana
was knocked down and her skull fractured she was
dragged several feet before the car was stopped ana
when she was picked up she unconscious ana c'ed
a half hour later. A., o,,.o.,
The motor man, II. SLauldinG. and the conductor,
Charlie, Tompkns, were arrested, but afcrWard EaH.
hail sranCr feature Of the accident !, the fact tlaJ
is ws the unfortunate woman'S birthday. she having
heen chri,tcncd Christina owing to her having been
born on Christmas Eve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
CHICAGO yow READY FOR HARD WORK.

C1dGgo Dec. 3f.-Prc~ideni Ilarri>on's proclama
tiou Wa every where regarded most enjoyable
thri,tma> Gift rhc director, and every citizen who
stopped buyinc presents long enough 10 hear about
the procamaton were delighted. The proclamation
mark, epoch in the Exposition. Up To thi> timo
the work ha, been paper and represented the civic
organization of The enterprise. All the substantial
work depended this preliminary organization. NJ
digging or building could he attempted until IT was
known beyond doubt that Chicago was 10 Mold a
Worla-, Fair The question could not be settled
beyond all doubt until the President issued his procl
nation.
.-rhc proclamation gives the Commission footing
on which t. solicit exhibits from foreign nations and
ask state Legislatures for appropriations" said one OF
the director, thi~ evening. The time los: ha, not
been of especial value The proclamation comes when
j., mo,i needed and when il first effect Is likely
10 prove mos, beneficial. The Board Of Control will
rrubally be- called 10 meet in few days 10 appoint
a committee tc Vi, the Legislature, and keep tbs
agitation warm during the sessions Of the appropria
rion committees. The Legislatures OF a number Of
states viii meet in ten days two weeks. Heads OF
more bureaus wiz be appointed soon A. fhe new
headquarters occupied. and the moving Will begin
Ia mOrrOw. Preparations for the digging VIII be begun
al the next meeting of the directors, From tins time
ON the work will bc visible. IL will make holes In the
GROUND and structures In the air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
TPOIRJ.F OVER TERMINALS.
cn11lGO ROADS ANGRY At THE ACTION OF THD
FNrE DIRECTOKs
TIONs INVITED TO TAKE PART.

III WOO RD Al)S ANbIa NJ NE ANllVN pr M
FAIR DIRECTORS.
Chicago. Dee ~ (>pecian. n.-Whe the President Was
signing the World, Columbian Exposition proclamation
today the managers of all the Chicago roads were
deciding not 10 run train, 10 the Exposition grounds.
The Exposition directors sent report O the railroad
men that their terminals must be outside the grounds,
and that they would havc Ia buy any needed real
estate. The railroad promptly decided that Their
pr,clt terminals were gord enough and adjourned
after appointing committee Of civil engineers TO
confer with an Exposition committee If the latter
wished.
said the general manager Of Western road after
the meeting: We will do everything in reason 10
help the ENpo>iion but we certainly shall not SINK
money in buying terminal, outside OF the grounds
". have contributed a million and half to the En-
position fund and Will rates in half while the
iAr j. open. II ha~ been figured that present aud
rro, pocvc line, Of rauSpOratiOn cannot handle the
h,niegpng crowd IN les than Two hours. They should
r. handled boo an hour. but the Illinois Central viii
ic t,n only road running t. the grounds unless the
Exposition directors show desire Ia treat us moro
ILLEGALLY.
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u.,rncE.S MrXrAcHE WASN'r RIGHT.

,.,..,., poc II ,>pc,ial-A now counterfeit -
80, a.. coached Chicago and was taken 70 captain
u.,o. ~ tbe secret service, today. No better lh''
,aton Of genuine United >atc' note has appeared III
,e.r- The paper has distributed hbre ana no
n,r,Io silk threads while the genuine bill has oo,i'
IN thc counterfeit a few hairs of "eheral H""'''
NM ,,cl. ,i,,i upward while in the genuine the wh"lc
.a,,c j.. slightly dropping. In the words Register
.,. r,.,.,ry7 in tho counterfeit the letter "i IN
. r,,,.,cr~ IL. not dotted They also forgot 10 put
,r,i,.i after the word Treasury. M eAP'IV "'"
'.t,,t dii,i,nlty IN detecting the counterfeit
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THE .SCOTCH RAILWAY SIRIhE.
GLASGOW SERIOUSLY AFFECTED BY II.
PRACTICALLY no COAL TO BE HAD-A GAS
FAMINE FEARED-NO SIGNS OF SEfILL-
NENT OF THE TROUBLE.

PRACTICALLY NO COAL TO BE HAp-N "N'
FAMINE rH.RED-NO SIGNS OF SETTLE
MENT OF THE TRorBLE
Glasgow. Dec 24.-TheIc no signs OF improve
meut in the railroad strike in scotland. IL i c,"
mated that about 100 men now ont on strike
and business may he said TO bc entirely al S'ahu'n
80, th North British lines traffic has been suspended
vhi othcr road, are working in an irregular manner
Tho hrpc,s people living in The suburbs are Obliged
to walk from their ont oftown homes I" tne 'iN j"
and about Glasgow the price of coal h"N d"c'"H q"
vanccd >hillingS per ton. in 'hd'ho" - ''' '''
,r,,la which seriously affect, the poorer cld~>'N' l
j. .,id that a gas famine j. imminent ana lDc ponce
m .lroadv taking step, 10 provide force oi spe'l"
constable. io guard The Cit IN case the supply Z" V'N
ho,,ll rive ONT All the Shpbud'ne yards ana pnnH'
work, are without fuel and they cNpcci 10 he iol'"
,o l, heir door, unless the strike i settled WIN"
q short time.
strong dctachmcn,s Of police are guarding the I''
road stations. Which ac surrounded DN 'Io""> '
trjkey, accompanied by their Wi,c- ANA llhcN ""'
ir and laurh AT the ImncluE efforts Of the railroad
,,.r,or. la,numeu >wccper> clerks and "th'r~ WI"
i.ve 1oen pressed into the service. new I" them "i
making UP and running the f." Trans "'''" '"' IAN
road officials manage 10 dispatch.
An unpor,alt meeting OF the BodN 0i plIe''"'' %
the North british EailvU Company has been hc'''
,c.r FIN. ,nn,,,uc adjourned il announced that
,t ,nnn,uy had determined TO pr0>c'ui" the ~''lN''
10 fine fullest extent oi the law. for "ha j. 'l'~'" "
m an unwarr.ut~d interference with IL bn,I"r>-. I''
North IrIi,h directors have also resolved U" '''''
,,mnletely their railroad line, rather thm l''u -
the strikers demands.
The STRIKER, have been considerably e"IaScd N inc
announcement made today that the railroad ""''''
refuse 10 pay the strikers any portion "i inc "dN''
which may now bc due them. lhie action a''o'o'"'
70 the railroad officials. is taken ul" Ics'' "U' 49,
rcduc = decision from Inc courts a. 10 the N""'N
Of 70 contract, existing between the company anu
#, cmpo,c,. Th, ,jcp greatly increase, puoh' sym
path, FOR the STRIKERS
The Northeastern Railroad Company Board "i
ri,o,,or ,i.n held meeting II Is understood that
the director, are Try to arrange for conference
l.1wccu themselves. and a committee iciIe>chth-
the stfnel in the nope that some UNDERSTANDING '''
he arrived at by which Inc strike can bc lcfhHdcu ~
fsr ~ the Northeastern road II concerned ,
Fdiuturgh, Dec. IA mas meeting 0i Inc ran
roa1 stKcr, Of this neGhborhJ wa held here to-day
rhc pichct, r,.luIied tna the strike continued 10 cA
fond in ali directions. ana II was Ic>OI 90 ~ '"n'h"
no ,-truseic Mth ~" ","?!@'o> r','',u' -. "'
inc railroad property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
DIED AT one HTNDRED AND FIFTEEN.

Denver. Dec. GA santa Fc, y. NJ. dispatch
saws: News Of the death Of Pedro Antonio Lopez,
age one hundred and fifteen, received here to-day.
lie passed quietly and without any suffering, being
>ciou- and talkatve up 10 the last moment lie
knew that the end was coming. and he had his
children and grandchildren gathered around him.
lie talked to them OF the service he had done as
soldier under the Spanish Kings and he remembered
when A certain King and his wife nous XVI aud
Marie Antoncttc were behesded. Lopez was men
toned in connection with the censu. report N Lass
June on account VI hls Old Axe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
TRIED TO DROWN THE GIRL AND HIMSELF

wa,cr,own. y y Dec. 2i.-Z Il. Merriam
- dover age forty. who has five children a'''"P'"
to drown himself and Mi, josephine DE Nh''c' '-'
thirty two i'm Black River. in TINS CIV la9' "'-"',
III. .t,rfcd To- walk home with IA" young ""hih' al"
., hin, ,l,,t liz, mo- longer would receive
f,. ,,..,,,i,u. A. thcy crossed "A braSe over one
i,,,,r ~ tne river De seized her IN ms arms ana
DESPITE hey struggles and cries jumped INT" thc river
,,tb her saving: We viii die together ana no ""
ol car, have vou.7 Employees Of a manuf%toFS 'cA'u
i.~ screams and pulled the couple ont "i tr VII III
ti,,r, ,hcy narrowly escaped going over ul' ldl>.
r,,, r,r va, unconscious, and odiF i >uIeIluSS TN
f,,, ncrv,u. ~hocL Merriam VA" ti'cn 10 JtIi' ''u ~
,,ilI ~. ,har.,si with attempted murder ana '"'"c "
The police court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
r1r rL1rr MlnE II IT. LOrIN

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. .i.-N '"'''a'''-"
u.p,tch ~,y>: Tin plate ha- been made 40 81 '"'n''
,no ,-,ri,c IRON Ho'lng Mills. the sheet {" hc
,tcI l,vin, been rolled from the basic ~tr'l H"'
IA I'm, southern Iron Company, oi TINS Guy, "'"
,hc,p southern ores mined IN this NrnlN' Inc -
,,,i mon write that they are delighted Win '''
material II * excellent for the pnrl",c aiu ,rn
Iptrr mean, making the finished article here III u"c
ttt,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
vrcpo KILLED RY rLEcrRiCITY.

veuphi,. Tenn. Dec 2i.-N negro named "'N'Veh''
,v, killed th, afternoon by leaning against a" l.o"
p,.t 4, which Wa tied loose p'ph""' WIZ
,,ir, Wa crossed with an electro wire "h" ''' '"
,,.. ~ fhc current went into the post mule WINCH
-, .... ,,.,. driving had touched the post with IFS
,,,.. and had fallen 10 the ground. tn" negro wont
T., ..c ,,Int wa, the matter with The male ana ''n';
,.,, nm, iron post with the result stated lie "c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
Az TvSTRINCE COMPANT WINDS UP ITS AFFAIRS.

u.ri,, In,urauce Company wound up il affair TO
d,v The company was organized In l~7' with
,,sh c,pital of 100000 Threatened adverse legla
Ion IN Georgia was the principal cause of closing up
IN. businc,, The company has 'nrplu, OF T2oOOo
hir viii lac distributed among the stockholders The
nnIi,r, viii bc transferred 10 the Hartford Fire In
.urlurr Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
~ ,rpers< covplyY'S EnpLorE SHORT.

... ,.,-,,ci-co Dee 4t-Wcll, Fargo a co.'s oicial'
,..., ,i.,,, ,,.r.d that j. e. scott. agcu Of the com
,,, ot porrr,villr cal ha, left that place being
Short m his accunnti about f3.io0 Tie company
hcr,nc aware " the shortage some umc ago. bht
.,ott prom,cd to refund the money. However ne
o P,rcr,vllc lat sunday. and his business partner
',,d ~. relative, nave made good the d"nolchcN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
,rr,, xrr,v>HIpS .y the GREAT LAKES

cI.,.o Dec II l~pccah. Two imm"i-c steer
t,ui-ips ,taudiu; ON th' stocks At the vaJ~ "t t"'
,r,,,., >hipbuildnE Company. AZ south 'm''-' '''
nearly ready bc launched. Ihc>' l'o'" ''" ''P
arc being built for the Nmn'-' Ia '''''">n'P
49, ,,;,. and viii L, finished AT about tl' same
rho, rcrr,.,nt he. first season. -utc'->iul
ll'u,,' M,. Ch.a-, ~hpbuldiuc COMPANY. Ihr Nr-
..l- when completed. VIII nave coy f-I'''' |
80 So i,,'. ,.,n,.ity of each W!ll bc 100 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
ryoRuors PRESSURE on 4 STEEL BAR

r,.di,c Penn Dee lt.M a test of steel manu-
,,,,rcd ot the Carpenter steel Works this city, one
inch bar broke at Il strain Of 233.-'3 pounds, benz
,hout .oo 900 pound, in cNcc,, of the highest reco"
,uthorit,tiycly known. The test was made under
thr ,upcrvi,ion OF Government Officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
,,ycIrn IS mrs FiTHER WAS.

.,...i Del. Dee. II tSpcclaD.- Clement Ilcarn d'd
| ,.,,. near here last night, after long ana pam
~, NJ, i'm hi, ~rvcnty hfh year. several m"h'"'
,o, nnue In hi, -awmill he wn' 'ansh' III '''
machinery and badly mnngled' iil' po"'.'", ,.a,'',
% ~ '."' ,, h,u, ,Iivc these many wcch,. strange
~ . in connection with hi, anlicon WaN lhdi
~, 'l' rh,rlc,. who became manager Of the mll arc,
" '.rs injury. was caught In the machinery ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
rprvcU c,ytDI,y TNuIGRATION EXPECTED.

U,verhiI ~ H.. Dee. 24-lhc statement Is maoe
-, ,,,od authority that the French Canadians living
near thc state line are forming ORGANIZATIONS WIN
view Of obtaining MANY 0i the abandoned iaihN oi
this state and also Of Vermont. II l. believed tha'
tbcrc Will be- considerable emigration from the lower
,., nj canada INTO the states the coming spring.
ih p,nvcu,rnt i, we'll organized and committees have
= ',n .rnt to Inv mp abandoned farms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
vrRDrRgR ESCAPES From JifL.

Ecllcf1ntc. Penn. Dec. 2f.-John "'l>""- wi" W."
.. ,~.,r f,r ,ne murder of Harry Wat"rhousc In
s,,t.,,lcr c-,apcd from ial last night. 'h''rN are
.c,r,nin. for him. but a. Vet there is 10 'i'"' p'
,ri,, Ntorncy Never offers reward of 500 Tor us
,,n,rrc. and Tho County commissioners VIII pF''anN
.e.r larger reward Wilson is about thrN-hVe
ye,r- Il age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

v,,,.vidc, Dec. - The Government ha, intro
,,c.a biIl ui the Chamber Z Dcpuic- r'i-int ih'
dune, on prt-. -uF,r. pcrfumcg', -ilh-' "n'd ri'
visions aud tobaoco.
I.u. Dec ~ The Chamber o. D"putic-. hy q N"i"
e 100 to -, today adopted the bnd-" with '' 'h'
senate notifications.
The Cu-tnm, Committee ha, agreed upon general
=, , . ,.,... ,r i,.ct .,ot -crd the minimum being
20 franc. and Il larn 90 80 hann per ~" "''' "'
foreign bcct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
4 NoyrMEXT ro CoRTEz UNVEILED.

Washington. Dec 2I.-Thc I.urcau Of the American
Republics has been Informed that the first monument
TO Icri.adO COricz, the cCnqucfOr Of Mexico was nm
vellcd IN his native city of Medcn. in Extrcmadura.
spain on December =, 1880. The statue erected
by the municipality Of Mcdelln aided By the c0ntribu
ton Of ~ 900 from the senate and al 200 BY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
THE CAR 10 THE AMEEIcAN coLoNY.

- Petersburg, Dec. - The "'"''" w "N'
.,- tbo Clar ha- conveyed to The America" '""N &"
,,., uy tbrongh Charlie Emory smith. the 'n'rd
.t,te. Minister hi, thank, for their resolution, ~
prc.-Inr gratitude for the full hhcry lh'' nave -"
loved during the lat half century Ih' F-o"'''"'
were adopted upon the occasion 81 'h'
p.ccubcr L. OF the hftirth anniversary "i nr ',,tu
Ii.hmcut here Of The BRUSH ana A"''''"
tiOuil Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
IA MEMORY or JoHy b. TREVOR

Rochester y. y, Dec. 2i.-Ihc executive com
mittcc Of the board Of trustees Of the University of
Eochc,tcr met today and adopted a memorial cA-
rc,,nE it, sorrvw over the death of John L. Trevor,
nfN NeV.lOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
-nrrnAx MONEY roK rnE .rLrAN or zANhn AR

Ucrln Dee. 3i.-Ghc "Rcich-an/"iG'f 9'S' NAV
,,a,mcnt viii be- made (" representative :" '"' ~"
tan Of Zanzibar IN London. Oh Dr'cm'T -, ''' NV
concc..ou OF territory to Germany. Ni"r 'hh' o''o
,i crn,n commissioner VIII formally take possession
49,, tl,c German East \frCa coast. Good imP'Flcd
~ thr ma inland from Zanzibar will be liable TO duN'
thc same H. foreign foOd,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

Chamber OF Deputies of spain. The statue WIN"
the work Of a young spanish sculptor Eugenlo bao"'
staI0> in the centre OF square formerly occup'u ~ ~
the old COrtcz homestead. which was deIhols"'u "
give room for the monument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
urAGnr WAGES or smE,IAX wEAvrrN.

Ucrlin Dee. 2I.-Tw0 tlou-and "c'vcro "i fnl 'hsc
,i,, otlc.ia have sent a petition 10 Emperor william
uroinr him 10 institute inquiry regarding tH'
wage, paid 10 person cmpo'od ~ the "N"' !"
du.trv The pct -ay t'at maiIi'd h'hn-"c'NT'
now receive lcs, than > milh' W'chN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
ENGLISH PRESS COMMENTS on Kilkenny
NORTH KILK Emmy.

London. Dec. 34.-Recarding the Kilkenny election
"Te Tlmcs7 " IL the IniOnst, feel Gi.satlS
faction. il i, only at tho magnitude Of the majority
The Gl GldSt0nan, are TIE hardest hit The result con
tnues the mlll,tOnc Of belief about their ncc that
Home Rule is practicable policy. y victory for
Pdinell would pcrhap- have shaken Mr. "lad,tOnc's
simple faith In the dream Of his old age.
The standard thinks that Mr.. Parncll has some
ground for the confidence he processes to feel Had
the election bcc' held in the town Of Kilkenny" il
say. " there }, not atom Of doubt that he wOuli
have got an overwhelming victory. Many who would
have otherwise supported Mr. Painell dOubtlc,, alb
stained, bc~lldered By prie,uy pressure. \, long
the spit lasts. II l. matter Of indifference 10 IN;
CniOnists who wins The Chronicle thinks the re-
turn OF the arch mischief maker to the Conservative
party cannot cause much JOY 10 Mr. Gladstone and
Mr. Morley Having correctly gaugcd the party
ieeng IN Kilkenny. Mr.. Davt and his friends 1t add,
hSNe probably giugeC II with equal accuracy r.
saiIs ireland itself. If 50. the l@rnetes will soon
be eatngnished.
=, Inc Telegraph says il remains to be seen how
the hcCathyites hold together without Parnclrs
personal magnetism and American aid the necps oEs
gentlemen who find In patriot SIN their daily bread.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

pori- Dec. 2i-Thc "Gauloi-' IL daN announces
that al the next meeting Of the Con-i't"y 'ho F"p'
viii create Father Moni-ahrc Cardinal fd'hc' "''
.,b,e belong, 10 the dominican "rd'F'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

Iouc Dec. ~ The Pope has erected ihc \"'Il"'o
nf I'tah INTO q Dincc,c. Father N'hrilah ms p'''
appointcd hr-t Bishop of The new dio'e'c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
rur coyDIrjoy or GENERAL SPINNER.

Jacksonville Fla. Dee. 2i-Thefc Is hulc u any
Int lbs relatives fear that death Is near ut lahd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

TIE GOLD PREMIUM IN B'ENoS HhhhN'
Eucnos Ayrcs Dee IL Gold to day wa quoted "t
,l7 per cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

Colognc. pee @i-Trc officials Of TINS cIy h'No
.o,zod a ouantty Of american bacon valued al w.
600 narl.s. and have arrested "a Dutrh merchant WIZ
tmDortcd the bacon referred 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
PARNELL MUST ADMIT HE is BEATEN.

T. r. OCOnnOr. NJ r., said Yesterday that lath hin
~en ana MS colleague, John Diilpn, were awaiting
AD1lousy the outcome Of the conference in France be
tween william OBrien and Mr. Parnen. now that the
oarmer has reached there How IL would end ne could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
noxoomE TIE INTERXArIoNAL ClIAMpIoN.

Iondou. Dec n" joe DOuOehuc, Of NcWbuI@,
y Y amateur champion skater Of the tinted states
and Canada. TO-DAY the international amateur
skating championship race on Lingay Fen, near cam
bridge He covered the course. mile and half,
I'm minutes and 10 seconds, beating the worlds record