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NOTICE ~ iiEnknY GtyEN THAT
~ iumAn a. Ensign and saiHbsi Gffn, al d.
ninistratufs of the estate Of Daniel sATu,
deceased. have rendered tot settlement, aud
hlsd IN said Court. their nnsl account "
their Naturalization of snld c1tate aud
petition for hnal distribution OF tho test
dur Of said Cffntr amurr the peftous
.untisd ucrtio. and that sstufdav, ths at
day Of Mareb, 4. u. itsi. nt ~ o'clock a. mi,
~ The Court ROOM u saii Cont, IN The County
Court homs, salt LAKE til .ani uonuty, uth
81 said Catrt, for NE ssiti1mtntof faif account
aud hearing SAD putltipr for distribution, at
Witch time and place any person inicfesied m
faid estate may appear anI show rnuto, W any
there be. why -fia account should not ~
settled and approved aud hnal diflrltuiion
made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated Iebrnsry -, lpi.
CE. ALLEN,
div CLERK NJ the Probate Court
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NOTICE TO cRtplroKs.


No1iCH ~ HEnNuY GIVEN ny TIu
~ unieffiEnef. administrator o. the H.
,alo o. Mrfy aiosl deceased, 10 the crcdl.
We OF, and tll persons having claims sraiutt
NE fAm decoaset 10 exhibit thtr with ne
nrresrg vouchers within ten months Aztec
VIC MT puh'icatinu ~ this uoitrc. - tho said
Mministrainr a.. his oflce in The Consultation
County, liish Territory.
Dated Cd D.. lsli.
!. ~ MOVIE,
d0caafrd ,u.,sst
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LEGAL. NOTICE.



deceased.
NOTfCF ~ HEnEAi GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph \. smith. Administrato~ Of the
estate ~ l,ohert y. smith, deceased, he zen.
derch Tor settlement. and lied m said Court
HI mai account 81 he adminisuation Of said
estate aud petition for final dsuitntiun o. The
rcsiduc Of SAID estate amour the prrsnns sn
uucd thereto. and that IaeiiaT, The 10th day
Of March. 4, ~. 1891. ~ 10 o'clock n. in., NJ the
'Ouft Room ~ said Court. IN tho County,
Court House, salt take CITY hnd County, Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
Judge N said Court Tor The settlement ~ sid
necoutt snt hearing sud petition tor dlsin
button, NJ which time ana Place auY person
Interested IN said cstats N.y appear and show
cause, n any there be. why said atrouHi shouid
not he se'tlei and approved and tnli eitiItbu
tlnn made as prayed tor,
Dated February II. isol
q. a. ALLES,
tlsrt % the Probate count.
CHARLES v. Pearson, Attorney for AimiHistrA.
Tor HHu
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There is ono way In which New York
uan keep ahead Of Chicago. That Is by
snnexing Brooklyn. Chicago mas ~
ready annexed I'll the outlying corn iields
that were available.
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IN ne District Court IN aud for ne T'AirI
JHdicidt Dist1ct NJ Utah Territory
County Of sat- Lake.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u uLRFny GIVEN nv Tar
~ undersigned executor and rNrcririg Of
lnt lAst VIII and testament Of Nlllfn ttw1od,
hcfcasei W The ere ditora of and al persons
having claims against the slid deceased, 20 ex.
hibif Them with the ueceasary snurberl. win.
ln ttf months lftcr ths nrst pabiifatian 81
WI. motive, 10 the saii executor anl oxcrutrix,
~ ~. ~ south flrt Eat street, sat i.akc
'ill, IN tie Ouniy pt Anlt taEc
Dated February ", isli.
NitIFN ~ ATWOOD,
ANliii ANttNftTE stNNON,
fNecuinr ans txceutnk 81 The iaat Will aud
e'lhinTht II Niiltn Atwood, deceased
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NoTicE rs hereby GfvES ny THE
~ uudefslgucd Administrator with The
will hnloNei ~ tho estate Of John Nasn,
dcrrtsrd, 20 the FrCditofa 81 and ali
pcfssns having c'nims tgAnst the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necss.
taft vouchers, within ten month"; after tho dist
publication ~ this notice. 81 me SAID admins.
irrior n SO. ~ Wrsi iirsi south street, SAit
i.hc CIV, IN the Cnuniy ~ SAT Lake
Dated February 18th. lsIi.
A. q. ailigss.
hdmirisirster ~iih tho Will anuexcf ~ the
estate o. John nash deceased. u laws
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Louisa PRArr. widow, fnANcfs 5. nYEn,
itttN \. tiArf. Los n. iluNr sni
AM L. laAII, hrlra ul the late 81.
olson ifatt, deceased Defendants
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Health is Wealth

IN. u. c. wrsrs srHvE AID HAAS TRr,f.
MINT, = Huhrrntcrd aperllf f0r llyatsrit, Dif.
Ilnuss, tnnyulsiOns, W., Nervous NclraiFa
Hra ache, SeVous rrosiraiiou rauHrd bF The
usu % alcohol or t0hAeco, N-tgfu'nass, NnniAl
Depression, sotieainE u the lifaia fcfuitiuF
IN lnsnnltf snd lesdinF 20 Misery. decay nHd
de,ih, Premature Ola Axe, lisrrennass. caused
hy oVefseKerilan nf The hrAin. Zach biA eons
laint ona nlanth'a treatment 40 box, or siH
h.1es Tor IS %, scat by mail prepaid ON fccuipt
Of UrIee
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wa GUARANTEE SIX novrx

10 eurc nay uasc. Win zach order received
~ az TOR ~ boxes, accompanied with 500,
We WI ieAa che purchaser our written fasran'
10 W rsfard the msncy u tho treainru. does
tot nhdft cure. sunf.utees iasusd ~
Johnson, rilArr a o.. Drugritis, solo
A.nnls. I. VAIN rlr.eL. nA-I laan NlLH. Ml.A.
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Charles X. Pearson. AiiorheJ i1r kdmiaistrA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
ADVANCING INSURANCE RATES.
Local Agencies Will Be at Boston
Meeting Saturday.

A meeting Of the New England Insur-
ance Exchange will be held in Boston on
Saturday morning, at which all Provi-
dence insurance companies will be repre-
sented. The question of an advance in
insurance rates will come up and will
probably be decided, as the Exchange has
a supervision over all New England COM
panies.
The number of large Ares in different
sections and the small returns from in
vestments has been eltiby insurance COM
panies all over the country. An advance
ment of rates has been made in number
of cities, and yesterday an advance of 10
per cent. on property and 20 per cent. on
contents was madelby Boston companies.
The question has been agitated in this
city, and the exchange will probably de-
eide it. Large LOSSES have been made by
several companiesl
The local fire Insurance companies are
rs follows Blackstone, Equitable, Frank
lin, Hope, Manufacturers, Mechanics,
Mercantile. Merchants Merchants Mu-
tual, Providence, Providence Washing
ton, Rhode Island. State, Union aud
What Cheer-ffteen in all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
sFx-dividend.
+Ex-rights.
Market Notes.

The rates Of sterling orchdnge are k.S6.7 The
rate Of demand sterling bills at 1rhich gold can
be exported 10 London tCitlloit loss Is sS5s for
bars and I. S914 for coin, and the rate at Uhich IL
can be imported Ufthotd loss Is L.s534.
The rates of sterling exchange are
81 s2l6 TO 81. .S51{.
LoNDoN-Prices a shade higher than our
closing. The feeling is bullish, but the
apparently demoralized condition of the
coal trade will, we believe, affect prices
somewhat
CHIcAGo-Chicago Gas is strong on in
side buying.
NEW GoRK-The following active stocks
are quoted ex-dividend to-day on the New
York Stock Exchange: Delaware, Lake
Erie and Western, New York Central,
Lake Shore, Canada Southern, Michigan
Central, Wells Fargo, Erie preferred,
Omaha preferred, Rio Grande and West
ern preferred and Tennessee Coal and
Iron preferred.
LONDON, 4 II. M-Amount Of bullion
gone into Bank of England in balance to-
day. e2l.0O0.
NEW YORK, 1:l5 u. M.-New York and
New England is up to 42I<, and Union
Pacific is quoted at 4SH, and Oregon Nav
igation Sc. The market Is very strong. IL
is thought that n. +. is good for five
points more.
NEW YoRK-Money is at 3 and 81 per
cent. and in abundant supply.
NEW YoRK-It is understood that Rich
mond Terminal Trust IS will probably
make further good advance soon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
LATESTNEVS
ELKINS TAKES CHARGE.
The War Department Is Now In
His Hands.
THE MEXICAN TROUBLE SERIOUS.
No Confirmation i'm Washington of the
Report of Gen. Garcias Murder-All
the Departments Closed at Noon to
Keep the New Year.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l.-Secretary Elkins
took formal charge of the War Depart
ment this morning.
No information has been received at the
War Department regarding the published
dispatches from Matamoras, Mexico, that
Gen. Garcia, in command of the forces
opposed to the insurgent Cara, has been
assassinated by his own soldiers, who then
deserted TO the revolutionists. Among
the War Department officials the trouble
is regarded as serious.
Senior Romero, the Mexican minister,
when seen this morning, stated that he
had no information regarding the report
of Garcias' assassination. The govern
ment departments closed at noon to-day
and will remain closed until Jan. 2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
THE BosToN RIVALS
Interest Lar Q Audience in the Peoples
Coutse Last Evening.

Coutse Last Evening.
The Boston Rivals" consisting of Miss
Elizabeth Harhlin, prima donna-soprano;
Felix Wintertitz, violin virtuoso; Albert
f. Conant, solo pianist, and Mrs. Jessie
Eldridge Soul hwick, dramatic reader, gave
"A very pleasing entertainment in the Peo-
ple's Coursei at Music Hall last evening.
This organization has been heard IN TINS
city before, and so great was the lmpre s.
sion made ait that time as 20 draw full
house last evening
The program, which was OF sufficient
length TO interest all, was opened with "a
piano solo by Albert +. Conant, whose
light, yet mhsterly touch, drew from that
most populAr Of musical instruments, the
sweetest of 1nusic. Miss Elizabeth Ham
lin held the attention OF her audience by
her cbarminl voice, and rendered several
difficult sopHano solos I'm manner plac-
ing her i'm the front rank OF her profess
sion. She Assesses voice strong and
flexible, yetss Nyithal, capable of expressing
the deepest Keeling Her selections, the
"Jewel SongN from Faust, and the bal
lad. "She Waxdered Down the Mountain
Side. were VI M rendered and dfew tre-
mendous burs OF applause from the de-
lighted audien&
4. dramatiA readings by Mrs. Jessie
Eldriuso oouthw\c OK were beyond com are
During her renditNn OF the Lullaby oi
the Angels" read NhS request, the audi
ence was visibly afrecteA. Mr.. Felix Win
ternitz appeared at his GSst in his incom-
parable violin solos, aud make himself in
stantly popular with the loveSs OF music
i'm this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
TOMORROW WILL BE '92
Don't Do as You Did Last Year,
But Do Better.
WATCH MEETINGS TO- MIGHT.
A Number OF People and Churches Will
Observe the Day by Holding Recep-
tions and Keeping Open House and IL
Will be Quite an Event.

Tonight, the last night of the "old
year." will be celebrated with due pomp
and ceremony by all. Not thought,
however heeting, will be given TO the
death struggle of '9l, yet the advent of the
newborn '92 will be greeted with vocifer-
Gus applause, tempered with greetings of
milder manner. Some will make new
resolutions, IN fact everybody feels in duty
bound to make new resolves but how few
are those who keep these resolutions. Per-
maps week or even a month may elapse
before they are broken, but in nine cases
out of ten the force of habit proves
stronger than the will, and the smoker,
after a short respite, is enjoying his GUS
tomary cigar, the bibulously inclined man
greeting his convival companions, he,
who for a longer or shorter space of time
has walked TO and from his work is seen
on the front platform of the horse car,
and the man who resolved To pay his debts
Is sliding round back streets to mislead
his creditors.
At IL o'clock the old year dies and the
bright young year steps into his pred :
cessor's shoes. Many will watch" the
passage from the old TO the new, thus
keeping up a custom so popular in "ye
olden time" At the various Methodist
churches, and in those of some other
denominations, watch meetings, inter-
spersed with prayer meetings, will be held,
commencing at o'clock and lasting until
the midnight stroke OF the church clock
announces the advent of '92.
The members Of the First Light Infantry
regiment will watch" following their
usual custom. and will observe the event
with proper services.
Tomorrow the usual New Year calls
will be made and everybody will keep
open house. Many receptions have been
planned for the afternoon and evening
and from the present indications this Will
be one of the gayest events ever observed
in this city
A general reception will be held to-mor-
row in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building, and an elaborate pro
gram for the entertainment of the visitors
has been arranged Reeves orchestra
will furnish music for the event, the en-
tertainment to be followed by general
promenade concert.
The Rev. DIR. X. l.. Greene pastor OF
Trinity Church will keep open house at
Linden street, from TO IL o'clock Il. NJ,
and will receive the members of the con-
gregation and their friends.
The Rev. Dr. Vose of the Beneficent
Congregational Church will have his Gus
tomary reception in the afternoon ard
evening.
The Rev f. o. Bartlett of the Academy
Avenue Congregational Oh urch will hold
reception in the evening.
At the several other churches the usual
New Years day programs will be carried
out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
CARLors TO-DAY.

New Corn, 2l3. 81 No. 2 and 149 No. g.
Outside wheat markets irregular.
New York trife stronger. Minneapolis
e higher.
st. Louis x at Is lower. Duluth and
Milwaukee unchanged
NEW YoRK-Cables generally firm but
dull. Last evening loads, to-day 3: and
via outports, last evening 1l1s loads; corn,
last evening Is, TODAY 50; and via out
ports. last evening 90 loads: steamer
mixed sold to-day 81 and 5ll6. Total
clearances ports yesterday, wheat, 225,-
1853; corn, 419,904; oats, 12,349; flour, 107,-
or
LIVERPOOL, 4:30-Wheat futures quiet
but steady, corn, higher: Paris wheat,
quiet, 10c. lower; -four, rather easier, 10 to
SOC lower.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
Ghost Dance Again.

GUTHRIE, Ok, Dec 31.-A curier from
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations
states that the Messiah craze has broken
out anew among the Indians. Left Hand,
head chief of the Arapahoes, and Old Crow
and Whirlwind, chiefs of the Cheyennes,
among the interior hills, and for many
days and nights thave kept up the dance
continually, declaring they will not stop
until the Saviour arrives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
T.. VI. Field Takes Little Macaroni.

some macaroni which his brother, Cyrus
w. Field. Jr., took to the Ludlow Street
Jail for him yesterday afternoon. This
was all he ate during the day. however
DIR. Douglass called upon him in the after
noon and DR.. Lindley in the evening
Those were his only visitors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31

j. o. Anthony; vice chancellor, John II.
Monroe; prelate, n. ID. Angel |; master-at-
arms, Il. H. Bowen master of finance,
Thomas III. Leonard master Of ex-
checquer, 5. A. Dexter keeper of records
and seal, G. @. Greene: trustees, B. II.
Harrington, II. G.. Sweet and III. +. Pur-
rington |; sick benefit director, G. ID. Burl-
ingame.
st. Elmo Lodge: Chansellor COM
master of finance, +. A. Fairbrother, p.
c.. master of exchequer, Daniel joy
keeper of records and seal w. F. Hyland
master-at-arms, John w. Shedd trustees
w. II. Miller, j. w. Gaddes and f. A.
Fairbrother, p, c.; sick benefit director
Il. A. Fairbrother, l.. G.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
Short Paragraphs.

The Providence Liederkranz will have a
sacred concert at "a Market square Sunday
evening.
Gov. Ladd is reported to have a slight
attack of the grip, or something like it
which keeps him at home.
Dennis O'Reilly, manager OF the II. w
Ladd Company's store, has been i'll for
week with the grip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
Threatened to- Lynch Them.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-Last Monday
the sheriff of Avoylles Parish attempted
to arrest negro named Harris at one of
the river landidgs, when a number of the
latter's friends fired upon the sheriff and
his posse. The sheriff's party returned
the fire. and it is reported two negroes
were killed, The negroes took refuge in
a cabin, and after the row was over went
to Marksyille and surrendered to the au-
thorities. 1t is rumored that a band of
white men are trying to get the negroes
out of Jail and lynch them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED BY A. p. wEEDEN.

QUOTED BY A. y. WEEDEN
London wheat market steady, not much
doing, prices unchanged.
Liverpool quiet, spot prices, the turn in
buyers favor, futures unchanged.
Cincinnati Price Current on the condi-
tion of wheat for the past week says:
"Advices concerning wheat fully as
cheerful as previously. Extent of injury
from frost unimportant."
Chicago wheat opened firm, with holders
more confident than usual. Offerings are
rather light.
Weeks packing of hogs 405, 900, making
100000 since November lst, against
100000 last year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
A NOVEL EXPERIMENT.
A Remarkable Building Soon to Be
Erected in New York.

New YORK, Dec. 3l.-An afternoon
paper announces that a remarkable build
ing will soon he erected on William
street, which will be entirely fireproof,
twelve stories high, composed wholly of
steel. iron and glass. The frame will be Of
steel pillars, and the intermediate spaces
filed with windows, affording perfect
light for the interior. The building is in
tended for manufacturing purposes. The
idea.was suggested by the terrible disaster
at Park place last summer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
worcester Jeweller in Dincu,tic..

At the Office of the Bradstreet Mercan-
tile Agency, it is reported that K. X. Hay
den, who has done a jobbing jewelry busi-
ness in Worcester for several years, has
been attached and the sheriff is in posses.
sion of the store. The probable cause of
his troubles is lack of sufficient working
capital to allow him TO sell on long credits.
He is believed to have some Providence
creditors, but for small amounts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
Linreman I'm "A Private ASYLUM.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l--John j. Lingeman.
who wanted to get Cornelius Vanderbilts s
brain last Saturday night, was taken from
the insane pavilion at Bellevue yesterday
afternoon TO a private asylum on Long Is
land. DR. Stewart Douglass. who ex-
amined him, says that there is little hope
that the young man will ever recover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
HE DENIES THE CHARGE.
A Small Boy Charged with Very Grave
Offence Against the Law.

In the Court of Common Pleas to-day
the trial of John p. Cahill, a lad of IA
years. was begun. Cahill lives in Buvrill-
vile, and when early in September the
shop OF Henry Emsley was broken into,
in the night time, and several small arti-
cles of trifiing value stolen, he was arrest
ed and charged with the crime. The
prosecution introduced evidence TO show
thai the articles found upon young Cahill
were those stolen from Emsley's shop
which is fatty denied by the defence
Tanner for the State, Lovejoy for the de-
fence.
The jury was out twenty minutes and
returned with a verdict of not guilty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
AN ALLEGED PLOT.
A Wild Tale, Told in Paris This
Time,

PARIS, Dec. 3l.-The people of Paris are
greatly excited over a plot which has just
been brought to light, by which the Rus
sian colony were to blow up with dyna-
mite the building in which the Chamber
of Deputies meet The Russian refugees
do not like the understanding which exists
between the Russian and French govern
ment and il is supposed they were to take
this means of avenging themselves upon
the Car.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
A NEW CITY HALL.
The Mayors Inaugural Will Rec
commend That Boston Build One.

BosToN, Dec. 31.-The mayor recon-
mends in his inaugural address that steps
be promptly taken either to extend the
city hall or to erect a new city hall on
another site, the location mentioned being
on the corner of Beacon and Somerset
streets The cost is estimated at about
s2,O000O0. Plans have been sent in
already, but, as yet, none have been ac-
cepted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
KNIGHTS OF PrrnIAs ELEcSIoN'
Additional Lodges Which Have Choxei
Officers.

The following additional lodges OF
Knights of Pythias have chosen officers
Charles f. Chickering Lodge-Chancellor
commander, j. Edgar Sissons; vice chan.
cellor, Il. "A. Thompson; prelate. Benjamin
l.. Chace; master OF exchequer, >. H.
Bucklin; master of finance, Lester W.
Upham; keeper Of records and seal, Frank
q. Carnes; master at arms, Frank r.
IIornley; trustees, Henry ;. Phillips,
Frederick Whitley and Benjamin l..
Chace; sick benefit director, Herbert ~
French.
Elmw ood lodge Char cellor commander.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
HERRICK WILL SURRENDER.
The Brakeman Concludes to Give
Himself Up to Justice.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEws.l

TARRYTowN, n. Y, Dec. 3l.-Timothy
Herrick, the father of Albert, the brake
man who caused the recent accident on the
New York Central at Hastings, was in
consultation with Coroner Mitchell OF
Westchester county last evening, and, as
a result, it is announced that Albert will
surrender as soon as the question of bail is
settled. This will probably be done to-day
or tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31

You must be at the City Hall this evening
before o'clock To he Registered. At that
hour the doors will be closed, but the
names of all who before the clock strikes
have obtained admittance will go upon the
lists IL the work Is not finished before
twelve.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31

MEMPHIS, Dec 81. At a meeting Of promi-
nent ex-Confederates in this city reso u
tion was adopted appointing n committee
of five TO present 60 the next General
Assembly bill appropriating the sum of
Al 600 annually az "A pension Tor the use of
Mrs jefferson Davis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
FOR NINE YEARS, SERVICE.
The Jury Returns Verdict for the
Plaintiff for SO, 800.

Margaret J. Swan will receive $500
from Stephen o. Edwards, administrator
of her mothers estate, for nine years SER
vice as housekeeper and nurse of her sick
mother. That is the verdict returned 10y
the jury in the civil side of the Court of
Common Pleas yesterday afternoon. The
the afternoon session yesterday, this sum
was raised TO 5000 by her counsel and the
jury decided that 800 was about the sum
due her. William III Sweetand and ;. 5.
Lapham for the plaintiff, Cook a. Angel
for the defence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
Blown From the Ton of a Car.

Fay. brakeman on the Naugatuck Divis-
ion of the Consolidated Railroad, was
blown from a car at Baldwin's Station,
near Derby, yesterday morning. The
train was moving st the rate OF thirty
miles an hour. His injuries consist Of Sc
riOus bruises
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
a Part Of Dublin Castle Destroyed.

DUBLIN, Dec. 3l.---The financial Office OF
Dublin Castle has been totally destroyed
by dynamite, and a. usual the Fenian
party is accused of being implicated. As
a fact, however, nothing is Known as 10
who are the guilty ones.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
striIxc of PInsh Nnrkers.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. 3l.-The em-
ployes OF the East Bridgeport Plush
works about seventy-hve in number, are
on strike. They would not accept cut
i'm their wages Of about - per week for
each man. They are all Englishmen.