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A MAD MAN WITH A KNIFE.
SLASHING RISHT AND LEFT As HE
S5RODE DOWN SEVhNIH ATENUh.

Ok Horns siuAs Over kais Shouldsrs. Taken
from . Slaughter House Where He
sonetiass wsrkeA-Four Persons lu-
JureA Before He sank Exhausted.
It was little aiter O'Clock Yesterday after
noon whom big. ugly man. with fat face and
dark brown moustaoha swung out OF Forty
first street and hurried down the west side OF
Seventh avenue His clothing was smeared
with grease. His eyes wcre bent upon the
ground. and he shook his head savagely. NUT
tering to himself IN . way that made people
look after him. Over his lets shoulder hung o
pair of enormous OF horna In bis right hand
he carried q small butchers knife. the blade Of
whioh was rusted and had been ground until
It was hardly half IN inch wida
He did not cease his rapid walk until hs
reached the corner OF Thirtieth street. where
he stopped and. swinging the horns around.
dashed out the plate-Elsss window OF Nc
Governs saloon. Then he hurried on and
whom ho reached the middle OF the block,
between Thirtisth and Twenty ninth streets.
he rushed into Butchers shop. boy was
standing behind the counter. Tho man threw
the horns down and said: want to buy theser"
The boy vss frightened. but managed TO stam-
msr out No." The man picked mp the horns.
replaced them on his left shoulder. and N arched
out
A woman was passing. He dArted up behind
her. and lifting the thin rusty blade In his right
hand. was about TO bury It In her neck. Young
Michael Carroll reached him with bound.
grabbed him BY tho back Of the neck with his
left hand and with his right grabbed the blade
Of the knife. Tho man wrsnohed tho knife
away. It out deep into Casroll's fingers. sever
.ell !ss e .nd ths man aashsA On doEn tho
;s1s s! s.S5s &
e. ssld
Of the e4citeme9t and oanne deshtn9 through
ss %s ss' q s &, Sa & ~ I srsass hs
4 crowd began 70 collect sqa tho man turned
Iouna .noSfo. ~ BIN eomiPs I'D !sited ior
hon Tsn ss1s nth n: fn Ca Sa Hs E.
R :isSs sSR e s
Pad Seys sah.sd sbon
Hay OF the Thirty seventh street station came
HP and Ss the r. S. hsSs h The
Ing heavily and writhins little every once In
crowd cd s 'SSa ssss sehes
70 hsulth A man 70 thS station house IL it 80
ths ss oses M
GROUND for the horses, They were gone. When
eoiorsd caught hold 81 the shafts 6f the slei9h
avenue 70 Thirty first street. thence 10 Ninth
evepue, up Ninth avenue to THIRTY. seventh and
to the station house. When the man was laid
on the floor OF the station house Policeman
Qppenhelmer recognized him as Joseph
Kohler last March for stirling 3 fellow ls6orsr
on the head With hatchet. For this hs eos
si1 months his last knoTp lodging place was
Carroll Who lives at 258 West Thirty-seeond
street. rect. snd Dorson; Eh9 lives st 231 West Thir.
drug store. Fink. whose homo ls at AS West
Twsnty.s!Rhth street and Hamilton. who liyes
g. asS Wfss s.1y,5ss street wsns to the
later. Carroll has the most serious wound.
There IL danger that he will lose the use Of his
right arm.
The sun., 1891-01-02
z1cxLzve TIE rUBL10 PALATE
Yes CoulAa't Csvvy Your Thirst Yester
day for Block In tho Hotel District.

Y0U Coul4A'e Coppy I0uP IhIroS 1eotors
ssy for Block In the Hotel District
A pleasant popularity Of New Years Day In
this town Is the ease with which people who
are ood-tsmpered and neatly dressed can get
good things to eat and better things to drink
without paying for them.
tits the big hotels that make this gastronomio
picnic for the dear public. and yesterday tho
chefs outdid themselves In ingsniously con-
trived edibles and In artistic display OF the
decorative features Of the art Of cookery.
Thousands were entertained In royal style at
the art gallery OF the Holman House. for
example. Nobody stayed there five minutes
without being invited to glass OF champagne.
and the whitc- aproned walters wore diliGent
in serving more solid refreshmsnt The
holiday table OF good things extend
ed along tho entire northern end OF
the gallery Phensnnts and ducks and
oher game were strewn on SIX Grea, pl9tters;
4 hugh snow white swan reared Its head amid
ss'ss sss y siT e
SGM SGG %th aa saa nasa and was smpud many
An orche.tr. played for hours in the Ven,
sn, s1S #. Il IN I Ss sSs MsS5 81
s:Sss% ;s huge
whole lamb roasted and pioturesauely gar
pishsd dsSked the ample sqsb0ard u thss
roasted and drcsssG In the English style; and
s ana game plenty big soTI Of shsRi
ihe Morton House. the Murray nill, the Hotel
brunswiek. spd other popular hotels there
dome. and Hoffman House among them. also
gave away costly souvenirs suitable for parlor
make happy who vent TO any Of the hotels
and came away ynlpsp!rel with tho feeling Of
OF the stomach ~ y des.gned to promote.
The sun., 1891-01-02

sAs Francisco. Jan. 1.-Gov Waterman has
surpassed all previous Governors OF the State
In pardoning criminals. In the last forty-six
days Of his torn he has pardonsd sixty-tvo
oonvtcts. including murdsrers. robbers. and
others. most Of whom fully deserved the SEN
tenoss which they received.
Among the gang turned loose vaa . nur-
derer named Cotton who feoelved q. Mo term
SECURE his wife. The woman aided him In the
crime.
He also pardoned panel thief named Nellie
Woods. and Chinese highbinder who muir.
dered q follow countryman.
The sun., 1891-01-02
FIRE IN CLINTON PRISON.
TWENTY PRISONERS IN THE HOSPITAL Z
RAD A MARROW ESCAPE
These Locked IN Calls Practically Beige
90 be 1eieasea-Only Two Attempted {
Esoape-All shs Prison Suppliss Darnes

These Locked IN Calls Practically Begged
% be 1eleasea-Only Two ATTEMPTED to
Eseape-AM che Prison sappiies Darnes.
PLAr1sBuRoH. Jan. 1.-Fire was discovered
In Clinton prison at about midnight last night.
and DAMAGED that structure to the extent Of
at ieast 100000 The IRE originated In the
hospital kitchen, In the centre Of the building.
and destroyed the prison Kitchen, hospital.
boiler house. State workshop. machine shop.
laundry. and part Of the new prison. coatain-
ing nearly 800 cells. The hospital patients
were rescued With Great difficulty. The means
OF exit were cut OF BY the flames, and - the
hospital was on tho third story IL looked at
one time a. though the inmates. some twenty
in number. would bs burned to death. Lad
dsrs were procured. and. By mounting the
roof of tho boiler house, ono Of tho windows
was reached. and the heavy iron bars were
wrenched OF. With the greatest difficulty the
inmates were taken to the roof Of the boiler
house and lowered to tho ground In an Ok.
hausted condition
Meanwhile tho scene In the prison proper
was something indescribable. Some 400 pris-
oners were locked In the cells and their cries
were heartrending The largo hall was filled
with sitting smoke. and tho poor follows bog
gsd to b. released. As soon ss possible the
cell. rere unlock ed and the prisoners marched
out into the yard.
There were many old hremen in the number.
and these were set at work fighting tho flames.
They worked with right good will. one prts-
onex holding . nozzle until he fell fainting
from exhaustion. Tho life" mon worked
especially we'll Only two OF tho prisoners at
tempted to escape. They were quickly cap
tured.
All the prison supplies were burned, and
train loads OF provisions were sent from Platts-
burgh to-day 10 meet the present demands.
Tho dynamos and electric apparatus for kill
ing murdsrers u in the ruins There was one
condemned murderer In prison. Gal Wood Of
Warren county. He was rescued and imme-
diately placed in solitary confinement.
Under the circumstances, the prisoners sot-
Cd remarkably well after being released.
They are now confined two in cell in the old
prison. which was not affected By the IRE. An
immediate appropriation by the Legislature
will be necessary. No damage resulted to
the manufacturing department. which coA-
tainsd over 3l60.00o worth OF goods and ma
ohinery.
Tho apparatus which generates the stsarn
for heating the building was In the basement
Of the hospital building and was oomplstsly
destroyed. Tho thermometer at Pattsburgh
last night reRistsred Ia degrees below Zero.
and II must have been several degrees lower
at Clinton prison. The old buildings Of the
prison wsre built In l6AA. and tho now hall,
which WAS built b laSa cost 500, 900
The sun., 1891-01-02

BsIlu. jan 1.-wnlism Dsgan. tho Amsri-
can eonsumptivs patient who came to this city
IN ehafes oa DE. Taltaval Of New York. in or
der 10 bs treated by the Koch system OF inocu-
latlon. has Unexpectedly begun to show signs
Of improvsmsnt DR.. Ewsld reports that tho
Inflammation has abated and that tho
breathing sounds arc much clearer and nea rly
normal The bronchial troubles and innam-
patlon Of the vocal CHORDS apd Of the lsrynx
bAve eubsidsd. On TUESDAY last DsRan had An
jnioetion 9t three YtllLgrapmes Of tho lymph.
TIE fssSs1on {. Sao Ts; Sh{ Dssan hoTsy:r says
Antwerp to-day. and will sail for New York on
bK b. Koch, who had left Berlin for short Va.
sS%%oPsd Bsof . ss.ead q si PATENT aAk &
had been administered. Dr. Koph adminisssr-
ed 70 the patient strong anti-febriles. which
there 81 evidences of ma ked imps9vsment in
ths pstients condition. Thls Incident raises
lymph may not sometimes prove advantageous
The sun., 1891-01-02
No. u. Ma. WI. she. Thomas Ku.s-.

James Kflesn. who was arrested Q week ago
on suspicion Of having shot Thomas Ktlksr In
Sixteenth street. near Avenue A, was dis
charged yesterday. Kilker b In Bellevue Hos
pital. and is ont OF danger Kilesnb lawyer
Beach OF the supreme Court but the writ WAS
cancelled on the UNDERSTANDING that the exam
ination should be completed YESTERDAY.
KiEer SnS snd ~ lanes Ass1y wh0 yss Ttp
shootins; Killsen: who llyes nsaI BY, tod :
he had served term In State prison Tor stab
bling man.
Justice TAiptoE was not satisfied with tho
When Kllleen was brought before KiIker, the
wounded man ssid that DO could not Identify
who had been under arrest for = week.
The sun., 1891-01-02
CUT TO PIECES M THE DUMMI.
A Uahnown Mas Killed sonewhers Ne
tween Fort Hamilton and Brooklxn.

tween Fort Hamilton and Brooklxh.
An unknown man was run over and cut to
pieces last night by one OF the Brooklyn City
Railroad dummy trains on Third avenue. The
train left Fort Hamilton about o'clock
Where the accident took place is not
known. The fact that It had occurred was
not discovered until the train reached
the Brooklyn depot at Third avenue and
Twsnty-afth street about $3.50 o'clock. when
tho upper portion OF the victims body was
found entanGled In the running gear OF the
dummy. The man was apparently middle
aged. dark-haired and dark-whiskered and
his clothing was dark oolorsd and Of good
quality.
II seems certain that tho man was not pas
senRer ON the incoming train, and almost
equally 30 that he did not lose his life while
alighting from passing train on tho way TO
Fort Hamilton. Tho remains wero taken to
the police station IN Third avenue and Thirty
sixth street, and Capt. Kenny sent several
officers out to search for the other poF-
tions Of tho body. but up to q late
hour they had not been discovered The rail-
road passes through . lonely district infested
by rowdy gangs, and one Of the detectives sue-
Rested that the man misht have been muf-
iered and his body placed upon the track to
convey tho impression that It was an accident
or suicide
The sun., 1891-01-02
1is sasw ste.n Ont West.

KANSAS orT1. Jan l-6pseials from Q num-
Dor OF points IN central and eastern Kansas
indicate that severe snow storm is raging
over that district In many places attsmpts to
move freight trains have been abandonsd 4
strong northwest wind 10 blowing. Snow Is
falling hero. &.'r,s5s
MARsHAIazovr. Iowa. Jan. LA hesvy
snow storm has prevailed hero since 10 O'Clock
" m m9fntqs With 9 very high 1oEth wind.
kS psS3dss6ly drit.d i.ss s9isSss siRss ~
taiWsys M ssS % oonsidsraSiy demossilssa Ssiiilea "a
sslsgrsphio communication 10 badly intsr-
1hssas sns o1E Jan LA bIs.s.d =. IN les.
K ioof Y9Iassd X1tR dnox from four Inehss S :,
10 such - snssn a ~ msny o haS atd
w w. sn ssA,e no.a ~ ineo9!Pa sains fDm the
hour Some regular freight trains wsre a6sq-
dSned @ entirely; The sn9w e iaiiin9 inte thls
the snow 10 drifting badly.
The sun., 1891-01-02
The Weather.

ne ussn that va N oelorado % wednssday moved
sastvasd raptdH and vss central ysssssAay mor.i.s
sishtiy west Of Lats Michigan II bad isorsassA in
snsrSH and easssa hsh nosthsAstsry winds = blow
IN ~ sDDsy LAKE region Rain falling In the M
sssipd And central valleys eastward 70 the Atlantic
osass ana - faz north ~ oennsottcat Snow fell IN
ness sf tAs Few RnsisaA States In The upper lake
ssEioa a'so and in xinnssota there vas susv The
dsnss foG movsd eastward ths Atlantic soast without
esAsias y DasvaA ovss he tahsA
4 cold wave appssrsd In Minnesota and the Dakotas
yhsss o. tsmDsrssups t 90 2ss. The levsss W.
y below ssro - Nooshssd- The cold wave vss a.
ss1sA By fafr vsssssr md westerly vindA The warn
wavs In he Ohio valley caused decided siss /, ten.
psratars in al me stssss sAss to Massachusetts
ne Aishset 0ovssnmsnt temperature here vas Sye
lowest si's lowest humidity. % per cent, WITH lsht
v fresh nssshsassssly vtsd.
soday promises 70 b rainy, with stationary tsmpsra,
tnys; Saturday TAR and decidedly colder
The tasEmomstsr as psrrys pharmacy in ruu sv-
kuidinG recorded the x>at4rdsx a.
The sun., 1891-01-02
rit.ea Girls Burned

LONDON. Ian. l.-While school fets was In
proeress st Wortley. near Leeds. to-day. =
strins Of Chinese lanterns with which the
grounds were Illuminated. besame detached
y 1,omthoir fastening and fell upon the heals
dresses OF several OF the girls wore irnit.a
s9d scene 2f Wild sxoitsmSnt ensusd.
OtneI pupils rushed to tho rescue Of their
hands. bat IN doing this they suffered sc;sreIy %
tt66eimssivss. t6sin number being badly burned on
a sssIs nApd. ana arms; Fifteen Girls wers.more
thsm will not survive their injnTies y.
The sun., 1891-01-02
These Used sAs Kaiso.

Frank Carlln. an sx-oonvlck visited Kate
Doran at 6S7 West Forty-fourth street last
night. There was quarrel. and Osrlin stabbed
the woman In the arm with metal ink eraser.
C4rlin and two companions we're arrested.
Chatham square. James Halsef, OF rs Oliver
street, was stsbbed In the necE and seyerely
Hospital His sssailant escaped.
Marxaret Hayes OF 20 Roosevelt street had .
quarrel with Salvatore Pesce at SO Mulberry
street. and stabbed him In the chest. inficting
O severe wound. Tho woman was locked uD
in the Elizabeth street station house.
The sun., 1891-01-02
Firene.'s Wages Asv..e.a.

BUFFALO. Jan. 1.-General Superintendent
Boil hus granted the firemen Of the Western
New York and Pennsylvania road An advance
Of . little over 10 per cent in wages. equalizes
the rights Of the nremen. makes provision for
impartial trials on all charges, and guarantees
full pay for the time thcy remain suspended or
discharged. when Pn Investigation shows that
the men are blameless.
The foregoing agreement was brought about
tee OF sf4 fremen and Mr.. Boil at the is{ters
ofaSe iH TIP city. The men q! tbe attitude
most beneficial effect ON the employeek
The sun., 1891-01-02

KINGSTON, Jan. 1.-Rain has fallen all day
along the upper Hudson. with the thsrmoms-
ter above tho freezing point. Despite the
storm thousands Of mon. boys, and horses
worked on the leo from Poughkeepsie north 70
Albany. scraping OF the snoy which fell dur
qs there Is great danger in waiting for the Toe
E inereus" n thickness. Al tue compnnies
have dec led 10 cut ~ once what they cun
secure at the present thi knees.
AT GardeEier noYner's Ice house at Scho-
dack Landing Patrick McCale's clothes caught
He'd Until msnglSd bsyoRd gSe0gaitoR.
The sun., 1891-01-02
T.,p,.s Wire. to Raee Tracks.

BA1E1MoRs. Jan. 1.-Frsnk B. JefrrIes was
arrested hers to-day for tapping the wires Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company. which
supply the pool rooms at Arlington, Baltimore
county with reports from the race tracks JEFF
fries Is supposod to be con4seted AZ with the par
leased on bail, charged with tapping wires In
that city The ppllcs captured complete
ssi sss SSis ssIS Sssssssa sSssa. q Z, as a. e.'
The sun., 1891-01-02
elLN on TIM ATLANTIC

4 Let sf Wpsska0e wssAes Ashore OF
she C1naA1aa Coast
HA111Ax. Jan. La tprrtno gale is rseine
over Cape Breton. with heavy snow drifts,
This will prevent the opening Of the whole
ien9th Of the Cape Breton Railway to-day. a.
was contemplated.
4 despatch from .Ar1chAs announces that a
lpt OF wrqekAes has .driftsd sshese st Bsbin's-
Gore And yetsey laand. consulting OF cabin
son The Strait Of Canso 10 blocked with leo
The sun., 1891-01-02
MobbsA . Horse Car Tor Fu..

John Tiiord Of 90 First avenue boarded
blue car 81 at Avenue u and Eighth street
about o'clock last night. He was aocompa-
MED by girl. In front Of the stables In Four
teenth street between Avenues A and d. the
who mused themselves by smashing the win
COWS end chasing the stable hands away,
Several Of the ro99Shs s.s entered The car Iltoid
sisss was nyipg about. Hls hands wsrs SO.
yerely cut The girl escaped through the front
door uninjursd. Tiliord went 70 Bellevue
Hospital and had his wounds dressed.
The sun., 1891-01-02
D.,.y Beach 10 Renal. ~,.. Her Mother

Daisy Heash 20 Kensia VIII Her Mother.
BRIDaRponT. Jan. l.-Judge Robinson OF the
Superior Court held court In this oity to.d day to
finish the habsss corpus proceedings brought
By Joseph II. Beach to secure tho control Of
his daughter Daisy. Since the divorce was
granted Mrs. Beach some months ago the
child. who 10 II years old. has been with her
mother.
During tho trial. which lasted three days,
Beach INTRODUCED many witnesses TO prove
charge OF the child. The defence opened late
this afternoon. and but few witnesses were
called The case was submitted without argu-
ment Judge Robinson quickly gave his de-
oision that the child should remain With its
mother. Permission was given 70 Mr.. Beaoh to
see tho child at seRsonable hours.
The sun., 1891-01-02
JOTTI6Gy ABOUT TOWN

Martha Los.A who sfos hsrssif a the isssh ssrsst
fsaaSa q M .ns sSbuI ~ Rsn5o.d oS 20 ~ lStsa
Cosrt y-stsrdsy and was released under Si 200 bali
for examination nskt Tuesday.
According to the table compiled By Boarding O6ncsr
Elsry 75s ,sAm,hips and }Aiing vessels arrived 81
this poIs 10 !ts year iss4 OF these tss we're Ams{
italian 100 bsxss, spd ~ Fr.Seh The total Tor isss
wn SeN SsAstWbs ssgifAA " lsso lswksrsl iSssS.
The sun., 1891-01-02
As.ors,.s sLe b. Ie.,s ssssh Y.raa

sr LOUIS. Jan. LA movement b on foot to
place the Union Stock Yards Of st. Louis and
the National Stock Yards Of East St. Louis
undor tho control OF tho Chicago Big Four
combine of packers, with Hammond OF Balti-
OF Chicago and representatives of Nelson Nor
Fls OF Chicago and Hammond OF Baltimore met
u conference In this city On sAtuxdsy
The sun., 1891-01-02

PARIS. Jan. l.-Pgssident carnots New Year
rsespuon was an unusually brilliant affair.
Mgr. Ro,s'll. the PSpal Nuncio. who Introduced
the members OF the diplomatic corps. express
ec 10 tho name o. all hearty good wishes for
tns prosperity OF France. Resident Carnot in
~ reply expressed equally good wishes for
.nS welfare Of The countris, represented. lie
sSid tIt he received the assurance Of sympathy
- M..n france which he bslieyed was due to the
s'gn policy. with profound qualification.
The sun., 1891-01-02

SHREVEPORT. La, Jan. LA telesram ~
ceived hero to-day states that ct 4 Sc,ook this
morning tornado struck Ksech, on the
Ehveyeport and Houston Railroad, n Be- Soto
Parish, Tho Masonic Hall and Poet ONCE and
House apd nupbsT, Of dwellings VsrS more
9r 9r less s Damaged. No iiSsS @ T we're lost The
The sun., 1891-01-02

The House BurneA, and the Family 0assly
Escape with Their Llvss.
BALrIMoRn. Jan. LA small hmp under Q
Christmas tree In tho house Of Charles Milsks.
aS8 North Patterson Park avenue. set IRE to
the tree tonight and In . few moments the
whole house was In flame.
The family barely escaped with their liyeA
Mira Milske was painfully scorched ebut the
face, and Minnie. Der seyen- ysar-old daughter.
ss hSsialy eu.nsd sSopt tie hands sPd fsSs
insurance OF one-third Of the amount In the
German Company
The sun., 1891-01-02
Corrupt K..sa. Cit. ons,.,s.

KANSAS O1TY. Mo-. Jan. Tho special Grand
Jury impanelled to investigate charges Of
bribery against members Of the CITY Council
oil, .Qsnals powes. membef Of the fover house,
END EEnd LoYis trvinsS H att9rney tor thS lSvspth
ments against Hayes and Bpwss are loe ofsr-
Ing to accept brtbe.. The Indictment against
Irvine 10 for Offering to give Q bfibs.
The sun., 1891-01-02

BUFFALO, Jan. lat q dance at 828 Austin
street last night VIM. Hendricks and Peter
Quinn quarresd over o woman. A few hot
Hendricks In, the neck with a pocketknifa,
ss,s HsndrisES is dying e. his home on Tho%pson
who 10 supposed to be In Canada.
The sun., 1891-01-02
WILL PARNELL RETlRE7
a RUMoR THAT HE WEE II OBRIsN
rs MADE LEADER or THE PAR7H

~Briss 10 saiA 20 Ne Csnsu,tins Dillon by
UHsss osassv>i.s che frssssai-Mr. Par.
nsn Lahsly - Marry Mrs. O'shsa when
the Dsvsres IL Made Absolute-The Hos.
uiity or sAs Irish ClsrEy to Psrne'i.
DUBLIN. Jan. lit is understood hore that
Mr.. william O'Hrien. NJ. p. has cabled Mr..
John Dillon, N. p now In New York. that Mr.
Parnell consents TO retire II Mr.. O'Brien is
made leader OF the Irish party. II Is further
understood that the Boulogns conference ad-
iourned In order to await Mr.. Dillon's reply to
this cable message. 1t is also reported that
Mr. Dillon 10 consulting with several promi-
mont friends OF Ireland who reside In the
United States previous to answering the In
portan: question put to him after the close OF
the conference.
Lord Mayor Meade was installed hore o.day
amid . scene OF considerable excitement
MsssrA Sexton and Hsaly we're roundly hisssd
By tho crowds present. and tina mention Of Mr..
Parnslls name was chesred to the echo.
United Ireland In its issue OF to-day. says
that whether the ooAferencs will result In an
honorable peace OF leave the sections still war;
ring It is gratifying to true men on both sides
to find that Il is sttil possible foE Hr. Psynell
aud Mr.. O'Brisn to meet cordially wksn the
feelings OF their supporters run 20 high The
sdjournment Of the confsieDo encourages the
hope that there will be . satisfactory solution
Of the di6aoulueA.
Tho Inn.ppressibls. the organ Of tho McCar-
thyits faction OF the Irish party. says: Mr..
Parnell wants no vindioation resulting In the
annulmsnt Of the O'shea divorce He intends
to marry Mra OShea whom tho divorce 10
made absolute"
CoRx. Jan. THE fued existing between the
Irish Bishops and the Parnellites. which has
been smoulderlug since the election in North
Kilkenny. again burst forth Horce!y to.'Nr.
enndi tho most bitter feeling prevsils Ms.sr
asl. Sfs1ni and - one A' q shs ssnssmsn @ r Hho
IN "a. Y,spn'ss Ysot g soS'iEnE oEsn Psssss ss
ar.Gsh !. The I'D Fern Is a. M.yS1 g. cit
'SSdsy .d II hs If
ranor % vas essSlsssd sslls ai IN the hneS sss That
hs ssssbls ble'es st ~ siosss shsa
the arrangements were being male during tho
4s E: 1ss .s M
!, H. :s2s s
;s:;: $sss9 : III: ss - s.
sss g ..s sss@s 'nSlsss
struggle for supremacy between themselves
throuGhout ireland Il Mr. Psrnsn remains Ut
the hssd r ny f.Sfo1 9f the Issh pssy \,
the false sseFemepts made 81 : news AGENCY
- TO what did apd what did not take place st
tie SoPisfsnse ,S bSssYeen e,a t5e iSh leaders re-
logne-eur Mef. that he has issued the follow
1na placement:
% In consequence Of rumors concerning my
alleged v1ews apQ Impressions apropos o1 the
4onveEsAtiop hsld With NE Parnell o. Boulogne.
!sH SDucsd 20 ssein warn the public axainst
D0eo ocA3eotOgoe or fabNoattona"
Egg. seai iaes e plsht s::f :sld q tho Hoffman
IN my oolplon,, definite news will be first
psndInS bSs q isr = Know S NOTHING deanite
has beSh, accomplished. Ny own despotches
~ Etesly oonadsntt9i. and must refuse to
The sun., 1891-01-02

ROME. Jan. liking Humbsrt and Queen
MArsuerlte to-day gave largely attended and
brilliant reception. The members OF the court
99sputations from the Senate and Chamber Of
nent mamhsrs OF the legal profession. inciud-
ins ne yudass OF the municipal courts. were