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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
TIE EDGAR THOMSON STRIKE 4 SMALL ONE

Regarding The reported strike of IIungarians whS
are employed the Edgar Thomson Ironworks at
Pttsburc. Andrew Carnegie made the following state
mcnt Yesterday:
n few top filler, ~ IN" EDGAR Thomson Blast
Furnace, made demand day bcfore Yesterday for
eight hour, work and 10 per cont af'an'c in wages
and threatened that unless IN" nrm complied I'M
modatNly thcv world qnt Nh" furnaces on January L.
i,,e Mon wore under sdiug stale II wages ami Nv
t- agreement are bound continue upon tho present
scale uHtil January neAt not having given the firm
notice hv october I las: Of their desire for change"
Tn. rrn! promptly declined "a weld 10 the threat and
will not yicld under any circumstances only q few
n,cn are concerned in IN. movement and hundreds will
brg ~ ahc ttlr places. * i well known. the iron
and steel industries depressed. Bes>cmer pig iron
+, lower than Il has been IN PittSbnrg Tie
scranton stool Rail Mi!l>. III" Pullman Company and
the Pr,svilc. Penn. lronWorkS have all refuccd tho
wa.,. Il their men lo per cent. The Edgar Thomson
rlr,:h tls IN" old laic- IL l.. however not
rn -ihr tor II afNanrp wages when IL competitors
AZ, reducing them. II not believed that the trouble
VIII be- -rrpI> ~" vast majority of fho men arc
entirely -atI>'rd and hay" gwen no support To me
>pe, III cl>, ohlatH-. the total number of whom
Il exceed nrfv men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
m xILtrr vI>r rpvri>ci1ED ~ urriro

Cln l.r. Jan ,~p"cnli Il y brlvhl. "n"f 81 ~"
,.Iul't uiuc O" tombstone. \r/s t"lI- 'ti" ~
r,r.h treatment % N.>ir,. ! h"n.hi.' -ii he. "a
-,r.p II lard mar sonora. Nr>l'" II ~" I""i
li,i,u. plntrst and hi"w II u "rr" W"rh" properly
! rurild make = good many thWs,aud dollars. l'i
opu when I ,tarird tr Wurn. and with part ~
rl- bought r.iniuc imIl"ui"uf- powder, "i'. ! or
Z. .licrn months | worked alpn" A. ~" uiih'. ana
finally 'rirL 4 lotsc ~ .tlVr:. wished (" celebrate
t,. G.~.uvrr, and determined - iaN" son" baron
Il,~ /, u, such tlns 4, NcAIrin bacon Tie dIlN ~
Nryi,r ,ri pork D.. 20 per rrui. and - '"nh |'I
i.n1 for % ,rut~ = pnuud a'I"-- the I'm" ~ 'rh"
,.ti. ir, r,-l, ,.,rr fllrr" and hpI-N some. Y
CT i"iurnln.,. Viih t"ur pounds 81 ~" meal. III"
N,Nrdu nli''r- captured M" NhN iah'H "'i"I' =
.,i-fr,i. and tthluL po--"--"i ~ N"\'". even
&, ,uv hort. ~ ,unii~, itcd ~ the hoN crnnrni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

K,ltu.re Jan. ,>pecaI.-Siy hundred mon
noy .na I'D ~ the Inucd states cruisers NoS.
and 10 Al the Columbian Iron Works. adjoining Fort
NJ, lIrur, The people of baltimore have asked that
cruiser No . named North Point after that section
,f ihr civ on wh'h was fought the battle win the
ur,t,,h Tn, twh vessels we'll covered IN ana
wnrh = going a."dd rapidly IN" steer pathS Is
,,,rly cnmplciNi. II November !. l--o.
,,,, IN, contract va signed for the work. and on
N,rlh Il, l-!u the first kcci WIS LAID. In Two
Xr,r. ard >i\ months from ihht time the ships nuSt
H.. .nlulrr.,. RI cruisers when finished viii cost
,,,-..he~ 30 juh'. rh, captain William /.
Nal,ic.. II the Columbian Works. Viii ~ceiVe III twenty
,',ucut> Five have air, ads hr'n made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
PRICE THREE CENTS
FOUR CUT WITH HIS KNIFE.
A DRUNKEN MAN DEFENDS Ills WEAPON.
sLAsHlNG THOSE WHO TRIED TO TAKE 1T AwAY
FROM HIN.

FROM HIM.
poorly dressed German Of middle age. who
was drunk that he could barely walk turned
into Twcnty-ninth-st from Sevcnth-ave. at 80
p m. yesterday and staggered along the south
side of the street in the direction Of Eighth-ave.
lie had fallen in the mud and slush several times
and his clothing was wet. In his right hand he
held a knife with blade fully ten inches in
length. snch as is used by butchers and over hs
left shoulder he carried steers horn of large size,
which he evidently had got at a sanChfer-house.
His way led past several tenement houses Occn-
pied by negroes and three four ov rro-ccIies,
in ono of tlr worst b.orks Of the As he
staggered along lie uttered drunken howls and
groals
Before he had reached the middle Of the block
several colorrd boys began to pelt him with snow
balls and leer AT him. lie turned about and
cursed his tormcntors. hut was too drunk 10 chase
them The noise which they made attracted the
attention Of several young men who were on the
sidewalk, and they foOshly tried to disarm
the German. As soon as they were near enough
to him he siri.ch at them savagey with the long
knife. Lolil, Fink aged seventeen Ot No ii5
West Twenty y-eighih-st Jailed to get ont Of the
way quickly enough, and the point Of the knife
ripped open ono cg of his trousers and cut
severe cash in his leg Charles Dawson Of the
same age whose home was at No. 23l West Thirty
, thirl-St., received cut on the right elbow.
Michael Carroll. a young laborer of No. 2j6 West
Thirty sccondet., caught hold of tho knife but
failed 10 hold it and the sharp blade cnt the palm
of hi, riaht hand severely. Henry Hamilton n
youth Of No. 239 West SiNty-frst.st also tried 10
get hold of the knife and cut on the left
hand.
Then tho attempt to disarm thc German was
abandoned until big Policeman Allan Hay. Of fh,
West Thirty yspventh-st squad. WIS summoned.
Hay knocked the knife ont of the Germans hand
and led him to the police station Tie four yodng
men who had been cnt went along and gave their
names as complainanrs Later they went 10
the Roosevelt liospta! with Hay 10 have their
wound, dressed. None of them had been hurt
seriously
The German said hr Joseph kohler, a
butcher employed in n West Side Slaughtrr-honse.
IIc was unmarried and boarded al No. Pa West
Forty-iirst 81. lie was locked mp on n charge -
feonl0IIS assault. Captain Cross said later that
hc understood kOhlcr half crazy, and had
been arrested once for clubbing a man on th"
head As soon he WIS locked in coll kohier
sank into n drunken stupor. rom which hc could
not bp rousrl sufficiently 10 give any lnfelfCiNe
account Of his wandcringS previous to his appear
ancc in 1WcnfY-nlnth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

the city OF Brook lyn are said by citizens of the
new ward I" have put IN thoN' hNdrants. for
witch the "iiN pays So apiece each year, and
a " fnrns hes with additional pressure, hut, lie 10
undcrstood for use only in case of fire
\ man met anot her in Court ;-st Yesterday and
remarked: Do you know, | can't understand
how Chaplin and the others ever went into such
thing il Ihcy didn't know where They stood. and
that even if the public did howl they were all
right.
We'll. I'll tell Nou. said the other II was
thus way They never thought il would he 0ues-
toned. They are sharp. | know, but they thoughr
CN.rN point where inquiry might arise was
loiNcd TO- They were almost right. Chance
alone let The meeting of Chaplin. Rutan and the
others with Staples he known. They tried then TO
suppress the news. but on December ~ 1rcca RI in :
letter of December |? came out and Mr. Zicglcr :
action WIS the consequence. But they almost did
II. II was deep gdnc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02


Paris, Ian. 1-prc>iden tarnot'> New Year rccer
tion was an uuu>ually brilliant affair. NnINGHor
Eutclll. the PaIIl Nuncin who introduced the MON
Der, nf the Diplomatic torp-. oppressed in the name
Of all hearty good wishes for the PROSPERITY uf France
President Cirno in hi> reply. cNi"''cd equally good
wi>hc~ for the welfare of the countries represented III"
~ad he received the ASSURANCE of sympathy with france,
which he believed due Ia the ,rrnc>- and nIdciT,
tiou of hi, eouutry'> foreign policy, with profound
qualification.
Icrlln Jan. I-Empcrr william to-day attended
divine. service IN the Castle chapel. and aft"r~arr
held a reception in tho White Hall "i the Palace. N
ter the public reception the Emperor gave audience Il"
the Ambassadors and Ministers of i"rirr nj
Count dc lauia~. -" Ito'ia '".hf~-. ''r. "h" D..
of o." rpiuU orr,. ON hchat "i 'Ia'
offered the customary cOnCrat nldti"n~ I" the r.
who made u graceful and cordial r'ply. Nj ~
ccying the foreign representatives Emperor william
attended tho ceremony II the giving ont "f the pass
word 10 the Berlin garrison ia In" COURTYARD e" fi'
Euhnic>hallc MI the principal generals ana "''i
high officers of the army pr"~"nt.
Rome Ian. king Iumhcrt and Queen MdrSneri''
To-day s;,vc a lar.cy attended AID brilliant reception.
The members Of the CONT. drpuidtinu~ from IN"
senate and Chamber of Deputies. ~" Ministers "i >i
and prominent mcmhcF~- Of IA" "-il p'"irN~i"l. ~
cudiu: the judge of th" municipal court. "ci' dn"h@
the -lic~t~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
SHrr bGJN At THE ILLINOIS STEEL WORKS

chpaso. Jan. g. Tho shops # thr Illinois tie J
Work.. except The blast furun". were shut down
Ia, night throwIn: 500 men ont of einpl "nlcnf'
The officers II the company are r'tl'cht IN i'SaM
T., rho lrusth nf time durnE Wm'h IN" mn| VIII
,,,nan closed. hut >av that >"m" repairs arr h'''N
,rv ard il va, Thought lrtr,r to close d 'wn now
,I,n later ON. The rmp"Ir> believe that Work
vlll be resumed in March. If not sooner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

pleasant, ilIr s. j.. Jan. l. samuel I'lh'r wen
known farmer nfiN ~" years ""h' WIZ "' "
N,,ccom Atlantic County, Wa s'r'" Nv ~"
,,,,,,.. ,,t, u,llrud> Rr1gsntnr kci'h
" - !, , NAH, and iu~tantI, killed. II" wh. ~ th"
,ri ~ ,,,,,,ug the tracks between lrr" "nn In
Ciiy ON the turnpike road wh'. m' w. h,
mr.. v,, Killed aud hi, wagon h'll"h>"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
bILIEU El 4 FtLL OF 13O FEET.

phiI,drlphia Ian. l.. Robert Nltr"N. agrh UNITY
,rii.. lu engineer "mpl"N'i at the NV i'Ii "h'"
vat, liims Nru YEAR par.d"r' tins morning from Il
\th tory window ~ the binding, ~lp"'l ANA Tell to
the pay crncni beneath. dl>tinc" 81 l'~ i't' NJ
tI,,irl, frriifuII, mlnglcd when picked mp he wiN
i'm alive but IN Il few minutes after reaching
ill. IL MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
IN ,uyprvJ ITJrU THE iRI ESTER TRf st.

n louf. Mo- Jan. T. The Farmers Alin'" OF
M>-uuil j. trkiic step I" ""ml"t" !" g" "l"ra'N"
manufacturing with III" $J.Om.OOo consolidated Amer
lean Harvester Company, al chicago. m"Nch't
T. II ~ nn foot Ia establish binder la tory In lhl> stale
fine u,r,..,,.v rapiiil To- hc raised hl subscriptions ana
the plant - run '"op,atNr hasi'. Inc >chcm'
n. holm, nI hcd Win de- IIcd NlEOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
co,Srr ~ I'LL ORDERED TO vtrtTE.

Galveston. Tc>.. Jan !. Consul W. T. LfaI' ""s
recently I.d tilt with Governor Ross over '"N >"
,,ur, ~ , British subject Ia III" state r'nH'huSrS
for burglary aud wh" VA "'mpain'' "' b' ''"N'r"'
r,. Yesterday received au "Id"r from th" Bfti>n
=, L 49,. -, v,.btuyou ,rr.trg hm io varata h1
,,'. ., d,y and turu IL "a hi> assistant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
IMPORTS AND DrTTES IT BDSTON.

E,.tou Jan | t~pcciiu.-T~ vahc Of t'" goods im'
r,.cd and the amnni Of duties paid at tlI" Boston
,u,tnm Iilu>r fr last year. compared with those III
,-p w,r,, A. fpll"w-: Nalur> of imports t'r '"-''
-,; III for l-oo. s'ii.2'"%ii Tl'" duties paid
IN l--g amounted Ia ri-.'j1-'": for l''o' FiH'''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
10 Tr>r rHE MkINLEr TARIFF Law.

Clr,,., Itn + Nai mil lird y Co., the vel
luoNn dr, good, mon. hNr hrrn -ult ~ th" lnli"l
4 f,.. Cirfr court f,r thu 'NciN of duties Ltif
uui.r uroir. -. r.VIrd urdrl The prov :" ih'
" kinney Taun IIll. They hd~" their action on tn
.,.iu, nf tl. uurni,it1iuntlltl Of ia" act. ana ,N
I,,., vilI carry the the supreme tuur at the
.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
.., ,o,r ,rvpi,G RrcoRD BSoKLy.

,.,.. y y Ian. l. Frank rncicS. of ihiN civ
. -, ir,L, tlir world, record at jumling w"
,,,,e maxim, 2Up SKIP. vtthh' brf"" !"
r,,nn,,s and 10 secondt rho test previous ''."'"
mimi b., y / swreny ~ Newport H. H. VINO
mad. I iaT skips without hfr'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
GEN. MILES IN COMMAND.
4 RCMOR THAT GEN. BROOKE HAS BEEN RE
LlEVED AND ORDERED HOME
MEAGEE NEWS FROM THE SCENE OF THE INDI Az
TRorBLES- BURIAL At PINE RIDGE OF
THE SOLDIERS KILLED ~ MpNnAYS
BATTLE THE GROWING ROLL

TRorBLES- BURIAL At PINE RIDGE OF
THE SOLDIERS KILLED ~ MNYhAY's
BATTLE THE GROWING ROLL
OF THE DEAD.
Lincoln, Nch Jan. "A dispatch 10 The State
Journal from Pine Ridge says: The I'd IN
fantry have received orders to pack their effects
and he rady T. move. II is rumorcd that General
Brooke has been relieved of his command and
ordered home General Miles will take command
in person and conduct all operations in the future.
The funeral Of the soldiers killed in Mondays
battle occurrcd Yesterday
Omaha Jar IA Be-" ,trN from Pine
eide .,grncy, =. d.. says: Lieutenant kran-
hrrr, Company 4. 7th Cavalry. who shot in
'hc arm and side AT Wounded Knee died on Tues
day night. Several others nearing deaths
door. although most of the wounded doing
veil as rould br expected Francis Schcite. Troop
&, ,th Cavalry, is the name of the other soldier
Killed Tuesday in tie battle that took place SIX
miles west Of here. The Episcopal 'hIrch ha,
been turned into hospital. and TN morning con
fains thiry ycight Of the HOSTILE Indians wounded
and captured AT Wounded Knee. Most of them
are squaws and the majority Will die. In adli-
ton Ia farr's command. III" Eth Infantry and all
the cavalry at R">cpud vii hc here by tonight.
''cncrl Miles will Also come to-day. \ s""ut
in about last night and sad that tine
L">'io,. rlesurcd 10y th" fact that the soldiers
quli the field yesterday aficrnoon. had planned
10 attack aud hur,l tine Agency with iirc-arrowS
and then stan II" the troop, and massacre the
irhabi..r's. ara lie report proved tn" to some
extent. hn' TIE very heavy lines Of pickc's frns
trai.d and s'nDp.n the hCllSh Schrulc \ terrible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
,yryutRSHt A. SIZED FOR I SHORT AGE.

v,,,hcs,,r y A.! Jan |. The civ has br'nchs
.,, v,i,., th, bond -nlcn II ~ cav Marshal W. j.
,pkp, to recover - -oo shortage IN the ~ MarshaPs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
trLEBRiJING THEiR ENiNfIPATiDN.

Wnrcr,irr M. l.. The tol"rd P"pnlh'"h "I ''''
cuy I'm, afternoon began tn" celebration 81 the '"'hN
eighth anniversary of President Lincoln" Eman' itl"
prucImntion The afternoon WA devoted I" concert
80. % Ser, ed and an addrrs. made by Professor A. r
Moore S'sS Bern. y. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
VESSEL iND CREW THGiGHT TO BE Hh>T.

calais, Ne. Jan. THE schooner Mor' Light "f
Calais. Captain Ila"ucll from Portlai f"' '''s WIN
a cargo ~ grain left Portland on December 20 MI"
- she has not lr- heard from since has pt"ahN """
Inst Tho vc.,cI carried - crew ~ six besides w"
captain. all from thi- Nl'iniiN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

Though nothing definite j. actually known in rcgiid
t. the o the action OF The French Government.
il il supposed that protests have been made In high
uHarfcr, IN Franc Ia the mission undertaken by
tbhc. Who. il /, allcs scd i >cTcd to haV over
stepped his duties IN calling upon thc Bishop Oh the
,uI effr a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
BROWBEATEN BY TIE RING
n. g. PALMER AND HIS WATER AFFIDANlIS-
ME IOEs NOT WANT To HURT HIS FRIEND LlN'
INGSTON-THE BEpOKLYN SANDAL
GROWING.


ce..fnl N In, ouc>, Mr. Palmer bad made ai'i-
davit that the mains of the Ion- Island Water
Supply Company were Surrcp'ltionN\ c"incc''d
with those ul tho Brooklvn Watcrw"riN. Ih'
Mayor and lis associates. who were cnl"n'i from
purchasing the stock of thr water company. Tor
that among other reasons. were ANXIOUS !" -'
his damaging statements withdrawn MI. iah"'T
Oh "Wednesday evening WIS escorted I" 'h' "ilf'
pi Thomas l.. Pcarsall. member "l the h""NiNh
ring and the attorney of TIE Long l>lAnh WAFER
Eunnlv Comp,uv bv Samuel T. Livingston. >H-
perintendent of the same company lh"" every
effort was made ~ ovrrawc him and work upon his
feelings lie was seen At mGht after the "rd"n!
had been pas>ci NJ his ofcc in East \cw-\ "ik.
His nerves and feelings bad been utterly unSfrn2.
He said that lie did nj V0"' .' a. 'r'"n
v;-'.e,,... ..ulcn,.cnt eff ~, ,.,c,In. wh"
wac oi neccssI,y Implicated i'll his ch."oc>.. li'
was asked 70 make an affidavit he >ald. o." en-
tire purpor, of which he w1> unable 10 recall
lie refused To make any affidavit except tlri all
he knew Of The subject WAS hCarsaN. lh!> WAS
oil that he said in the iIlt affidavit, hui Tie bear
say evidence the remark OF Trcrariin prc>i-
dent Of the wa,crwork>. ordering the connection
10 he made and Tie Wo;d "t tA'
workmcn aftcrward that il had hcrn made.
The rim. had made his lIfc miserable lN runn'n-
nf,cr him daily and hourly. and sav."' lht ne hal
injured his friend Livingston. !... >lld 10 hiln
O. PcarsaIl's office that II lc Gli not make an
affidavit 10 >Ii Them he could never d" any more
work for the water company. nor could his son.
Moves + Palmer. who is al l>o nj en- in"'r II" WIS
also told that they could not 90 aHN W"r> FIR 49,
Canar>ic RAILROAD. for which hc had been d"in-
work for some time The C1plr>" H'i4r''d i
road in which S'sp!c~ and some of lis customers
purchased controlling Interest last Npr'n2.
livingston. VII, took Inn 10 rcar>al!> Office" told
e. b. bK = statements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
, -uu,wrEcKtp CREW AIDED ~ IHplhN~.

Ir1,a L. g. Jan. l.. Captain Perry .ud 'i"" I"
the >r.rI,.,u -,hn"n"r Du". Wh.'h I"h I'' mt "'
l,,...,lirr AID Wa- "l"'A"d "n N"''"I'" I-'"""
f. ,.iplr.r 20 r.i he'd here ip daA. benz lr''P'
,,., lrd t,.- f. riup'~. 1hr Ifi" hi''H" ~ w"
go. ,bo ,,L . :,rd ~" captain ard th" crew l'-'''
.,. .i,. :, tho ccliir,ioa!d g." ana d'li'"' """i'
. .,,, o>lau '.d cpndliipu. They ""r" hIhfIv '''""
f, = T., HE. Iudr,n-. Nh" ~ l"N ia" "',' ''",'' ''
- ~, &C. D ,rd occurred tWn gold Watches I"
,,,,t.. ,.d other ariclr-. winch ~" captain ri'"
t,n f,r ,ri,.ens Iuiu eli ,ud 'rcW I" TN 'lii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
x,,T SttoTI ,TIS,, Ck%tDiAN IpNN.

Tnr,uio Jan. J. \ caiI. uc~-i,' received her" -hv>
that Mr. Clnrir"l. D'puiv Minister of Finance. viii
sail fom London for aIada saturday maj n"'h'"f
In been hy him T. arrange for public Van ana
ili,t ilrrc i, NO such thing IN prospect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
Az osI, RIVER STEAMER Mys>

to,,.vi,i. Ian 1 rhr, steamer General Pihr. ~
the Cincinnati and Louis, r Mail Line hshtN lad"h
.,nk at Madison while attempting to lu's' Loss
81 ODO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
.,, y,y,y. oyrrvr or coLog,po

nc,,cr Inu lunns i-io 'lnr'dn mnes pro-
IA, s.o 49, rIi di,idsSi 'ril"n >il'cr W.
"r,.o .ooa: gold. si5is,is': lesd. s'7'o.'a'' ''ss~'
a,,sp.ilN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

,;lnncr>rr Ma. Jan. J. The number "f pfinh> III
cod am. other harh h>h Landed Al TINS port u" tno
,,,r !, :,.t1i.55. fresh h,lhut. 6:""" p"nhnS'
,,krr, inciuduc impnriats"n li.2'' hi'"l> "ti"r
,hls, r,l. To- 500 barrels frozen u" rlnG ''"".D.
ri r.,riut, show a mar,cl decline over t' lt>t tcu
N.slr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
vr,,rprr syyryyrrD ro M NAMED

tuchaed. Conn. ian T.. andrew norjcnsen, WHO
v,. Yesterday convicted n murder n the hr>' defrre
o., the killing ~ New Milford. ~ Emms Nhaerson'
Wa today sentenced :" '" h' ~" y" "'"'''' ~
t-ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

* ,,EvnII OF TIE DEL E\DEK> "f NIE\'H' H''.
I,,,t- I,il: ~ nidnic ch'. lat hish, VI P'I'"'"'
. ,, ,,d ,,f 4 NUMBER 81 .'ihu- m"nil 1- ~ inc
,.,.,, r,i..oic lea cr. trd"ch"d "i'h Nag we ""''
,t. plaza. t,. /, tnirpl,i" erected ~ memory
, ,.,,.,,h .o.i..,- jam in tlic d'f'n'r "i ~tfh'
.., rlai ,ity vii be- rcm"mi"r"' - 'h' ''i'"'
..,,,,,l o' g." Frozen Department 81 'h' la ,'''
.,.., il,o ,apI,L Il The German province " N''''
i.,,,,c. which $50. ,.ri.i id"f"1 I" VI" '''fi"'n, !"
90, ucr =, r.u'h- -"t"I" i"inlhrhn'N'. "".'
go '.,..,, ,,.,- ,,.re dr',ratrd -rN"f: Iiir"lI'
,r.,ll,,,. the pat Yl"n"> Of iIdn'r Wrr
,,Idc l., Dcs"IIrd" ana ~ h''1"'' ~" '" |
.,:- Al orderly one"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
u.rIi I,f,,,:CRv bTLLID Rr GiS

u,con,h M Jan. / While working ai ~" bottom
~ , well Yesterday Millati M,~od aud MiIinm '''f
vorc o,crnm- l., g.,s and their nfcirss Sdi'e "rn
rr, ovctrd an hour htai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
roryD ,yp GiGGpD m HBsERSA

o,,,,v, l,vs Jan. g. " Albis. lasi night ~. d.
,,,, ,,,ut of the American ENprss COMPANY WAS
honnd and gagged by robbers. VII" stale ga" ana O.
,ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

IIIE \Nk -. ENGLAND '''N EN N''E TI''N'I''TT'
Isudnn Jan. !. lh" member "l III" II "k -
tIa,r .rut'd itdi''., - III" t'"f"rt"r 81
H. I.ai,k f Eugl,Id The addr-,- = formulated
r ,t ,l, ..tatIiud~ # hr nrnhrr. nf f'r IN rif-
for the r'r'- act II iu nvrii"c the dia Ter y l'.t
recently threatened tn liritH-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

TIE COLD PEEMliM ~ ~ EN'~ NRE>.
kucnn, Ayrc- De" ~. t'"ld I" dhi N"' Hh"''o ~
u Der cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02
,rsyyp 70 pr,rH ~ rHE n RLiyGroy rRr,

u,,hnetnn. Iowa. Jar. I. The half burned body ~
.,corrr Peterson found ~ the n''n' "' """ov
night, fire Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-02

n,,,,, l,u T. -p.,al Agent curtis, "l the an"
,.. ,,,.,.,u- -,,. that there - rot diN 'h"' Il
... ,,,r,f, ,( refined OpiHin J., ~" ~ih"~Sr" "'"
81. t-,i,.d -tti,. fin'n eDiL" POM ~ aidn''
,,.,Id ,,a,c D riuu 80 bit'%" whom hil'W ~ va, ,i
.,., ~, coo Iouid~ Of RETIRED OPIUM htp inc
'',cd II ate fio:n TN, 'nt. he added.