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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15
The Rock Of Gibraltar.

The rock is the most remarkable
object at Gibraltar. 1t is impossi-
bic to describe the effect produced
on the mind by the sight of those
immense tunnels, crossing each 9TH
er in directions, bifurcating again
and again, sometimes lit up, some
times wrapped in the deepest dark
ness, forming an inextricable net
work Of galleries and passages,
confused labyrinth, the way of which
could be found by no one who did
not possess the cue of Ariadne.
The slopes by which we ascend
ed were smooth and wide, better than
some high roads traversed all day
long by passengers.
Frequently we came upon enor-
nous heaps of cannon balls provi-
IDENTIFY stored in case of need, or we
found an embrasure in the living
rock through which a gun was
pointed as though ready to begin
work on the spot, surrounded by
all the necessary ammunition.
Sometimes the darkness was so
dense that | scarcely dared move my
feet for fear of falling over some
of those iron monsters, and OH more
than one occasion | was forced to
strike a match to find my way
through those gloomy caverns,
while found myself nearly always
tagging behind my guide, who,
knowing the way and being more
active on his legs, kept going ahead
till he reached the next loophole,
when he waited for me.
At last we reached spot where
the passage was barred by thick
timbers, and my guide told me we
could go no further, as this was the
reserved part of the fortress, where
excavations are still being made to
continue the enormous trench.
This place." he added, ''is closed
to all outsiders: and even the Off
GERS of the English army not actual
ly on duty at the work are scarcely
allowed to see it," | had, therefore,
to resign myself to forego the sight
of the greatest part of that myster-
ious cavern, and approached the
nearest loophole-the highest we
had yet passed-to admire the de-
licious view and breathe fresh air to
which it gave access.
From the cursory examination
which considering the precautions
necessary there, was all | was able
to make of the immense fortress,
gathered that it is an impregnable
position, which, bristling with cam
mons and pierced with loopholes
looking into every direction from
which an enemy could conceivably
come, makes it simply impossible
for an army to seize it by force.
To get possession of Gibraltar,
have not the slightest doubt that it |
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15
Electric BitterS.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men,
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
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Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood. VIII drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well as
cure all Malarial fevers. For the cure
of headache, constipation and indiges-
ton try Electric Bitters. Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed, or money refund
ed. Price 90 cts. and 81 per bottle at
Fiel Il Gray's drug store.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15

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Especially has it manifested its potency In
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15
In No Hurry.

Mrs,O 'Flynn-"Can / have my
husband put in jail for slapping me
in the mouth?"
Police Justice-"Certainly; that
is assault and battery"
swell, I'll come around in about
month and make the charge
Why not have him arrested at
once?"
swell, you see, when he slapped
me ! hit him in the head with a
rollin'-pin, and he's now in the hos
pital and the doctors says he won't
be able to get out for month yet"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15
Ii Should BE i'm Every House.

j. b. Wilson, 371 Clay ST., Sharpsburg,
Pa, says he will not be without DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with pneumonia af-
ter an attack of Ia grippe, when various
other remedies and several physicians hap
done her no good. Robert Barber, of
Crooksport, Pa, claims DR.. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good than
anything he ever used for lung trouble.
Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bot
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15
Why Suffer 2
YOU can be Cured

Thousands arc s,lrfering with
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Depression of Spirits, Indiges-
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15

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money refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15

Stopped -th Q
progress OF Con-
sumption. The
best authorities
agree that it's q
scrofulous afec-
ton Of the lungs.
II taken in time,
and given a fair
trial, DIR. Pierce's
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-15
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LANGWORTHY g. HISER

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

facilitate the searching OF their clothes. which they
put on again. for there + no prison uniform.
Mazas Is not penitentary. 1t built under
Louis Philippe and staris just opposite tho Inr.s
NonMcditNranec railroad station; it Is th"
solitary confinement plan. ana contains 200 cells
The prisoners are kept n secrecy 'du secret'l, Is
long as Tie against ;hem is Proceeding, am arc
not permitted t. relatives or friends, but
food, provisions, books. clothes and other articles can
be received by them after nsp ci0n by ;hc Jail of
ceS. When the !, terminated. Ia" piiaOncr' arc
aEow'd TO zee relatives and friends twice week for
Aalf an hour, in room divided in parts l'y an
iron screen. IL they scntUced they air. sem
aHothc: prison, MaIIs destined only for prisoners
awaiting trial. for those sentenced To short prio
OF imprisonment Tic cell, wen lighted. clean
ana warm In winter bn; tic greatest discomfort Is
the being Kept in secrecy ana ii Is not surprising tai
former dispatches Shond have reported that VI. har
dc LcSc ps and his tao ficnd, had asked n h, allowed
TO receive the visits OF their rrlativesa permission
or rather privilege. which c0nld 10; be granted
30 them any more than 10 anybody else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
THE BRTDEGgooM I'D yor APPEAR.

indianapolis. Dec. 10 tspcdan.-Edwarl Kramer.
OF Ncw-Alany. w'o Was 10 marry Miss Nora reclaim
at New Ailany sunday nc't, failed - appear at the
appointed hour. II was learned that krmer had
zone f. Chicago. The miglit,r dismissed. ard
thc ynun. woman. trca,ing tn aair ilosaph.',liy
llviiri the guests 10 parlahe OF thc wedding asst
vhi Il bad been prepared fer tn. LCCisitn kram r
IS q wclihnoWn young man. and probably never Lad
serious Intentions OF marrying Ms Gresham. as hr
las "a living wife. fact unknown To Tie iiltieatcd
Miss Grc.aui. she Is laid 20 ic talented and iand-
some and a relative Of Judge Grcshnl. shc hld
expended owe? 200 on an elegant wedding ouint and
loaned Kramer i considerable sum oi money TO pur
chase clothes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
EACH CGPTlIN EilMrS TIE OTHER

Ncw-I'vCn. Conn. Dec. 1O.--A lbl a. 'ross lh"i
In admiralty were heard in thc Intcl r;M"- 'onr'
before Juigc Townsend tn, n1rli Z. III" steamer
lia ,ama. Of New York ald the schooner Mary i.
Randall Of th> port. M" parl.c IN action. The
cpmmaudcr Of ihc iIayana alleges that thron-h "fn-
ca.rc,,c,a and nagrlni inaplcity OF the captn ana
% ihc schooner. coil Ion hctwccn the N"--c'
occurred on December l.. lsg1 IN the sw1oh thlnnr
NcH-lOrh Bay. In III" co'li-iDr th" Havana w.
badly damaged and seek, - recover fnli cilnas"'.
In the Iandalls ci0,, libel thr argument t. made i!'a
tie collision wholly due 10 The carc!csenesS Of
those In command Of the Havana II Is dc;icd that
the schcOncrS was In any way changed eNccEt
in manner and form according t. The rnlrs OF u"'
road nj cca. and claim l. made for 5000 damages
sustained by tic Randall. The c;.>" viii pioh"bF
occupy two day, In rs Prcsoniatipn 10 th" ti:i.
IIcniy ID. Iotchli-,. ~ Nr"-l 0ik, appears f'" me
claimants ihe part Of The lIa;,ia nnl -am'' P.Ih'
al.o uf New York, for the owrer, Of ia" stEp'h'f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
SECRETARY FOSTER NOT ALARMED.
HE THINKS THE TRrAsURY's SITUATION A. 10
COLD Is Nh H.GNI

GOLD Il lI.L RIGHT.
Washington Dec 10.-Ihe Treasury peparun'i' "''
kent fully and promptly advic c the progress VI 'o
stock market In NewYorl to-day. and secretary roster
va. In conference with his assistants several uhrS
upon the situation After the Department closed the
assistant secrct,rics Mcssrs. Gear. spauling ana
Iambcrtso gathered In The secretarys room ana 's
cusscd the occurrences Of the day. Ihe secretary
said I'm answer to Il question: based on report printed
i'm New-York stating that he was much exercised over
the matter and intended 10 come over 70 Ne"-i"A
TO consult New York bankers:
am not going To New-lork to confer with banR-
cr, or any one else about the financial situation.
There Is nothing in II To warrant sich acton. Inc
idea has not previously even occurred to me-
Yon have noticed the engagements 70: gold ship
ncnts tomorrow ard the panichy feeling reporter IN
the stock EXClnngcl'
"Oh yes But there more G. mforlablc en-
dition of things nt the close, You know. ~ To the
gon situation in the Treasury" continued the Secre-
tarv I'VE ale ~. right, Last month the exports
from this country amounted 10 S1,00OOOO, bat the
Treasury lost 100000 only The reserve limit Is
fixed al slOOOOoO 1000. ana have S24.5oo,Coo moro
than that The resources Of hi, country are greater
and more varied than most people know. ana the
money that Is paid TO the Treasury + gold can be
used for replacing the amount sold. Tile money Is
nee led West and south 10 buy grain. Provisions ana
cotton: and If | can save II man 800 or $500 on
a million, he doesn't stop at giving me gold In New
York for currency Laid dowh lor MIN wherever ne
wants IT, II they get us down in this matter II VIII
be only after long fight ana hard one.
But resumed secretary Foster II II weie not
for the scare that inevitable In connection with
the shipments OF gold abroad, would not be such
Ind hinc after all. The balance of trade Is In our
lovor at the rate of s2O,OOOO0) month and the gold
will certainly ind its way back here Last month We
lppel more provision, abroad than ever before. and
believe the showing for December will be as good.
FOR every million oi dollars We sent out Of the coun
try we get In exchange million OF dollars worth Of
our Indebtedness.
We have nearly 5000 900 600 OF gold In the United
states II 500 COO0oO were 10 20 out il would re-
u in the reduction of public debt t. that extent
win Inc accompanyiny saving y, interest on that
amount | am not AT all uneasy regarding the
situat on
doubt OF his ability maintain at its present figure
Tho gold reserve In the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
An EXPLANATION FROM MINISTER rJrrER.

Ottawa. Dec. 10 'pccab.-A d patch from chicago
statirr th1i thc Canadian Government WIS building
var vo-.,l on &c ri "a BAY VS. SloWl today To
&. II. T'ppcr. We not L.ifing vag vc,sc-.'
/! thu Minister 4 Marine. I'm; We hav" bmt
ccurl ~ maj. vc-s !, a owen sound. which SO ar"
rsrc In conn ciicn win tho G-h RI. pro'e'iv" -er
v!c,. The ictcl hnrchod recently. / not yet com
plotr. l. J. hul' on th" -ani' mo'l q, tI" 9TH
tvo a., Con-9nc' and m Curi"w. ami Is i2p tons
ret carrru- anc'' eighteen hand. 1.a' J. ali th"s"
{, 'ot es o.r. sono pI- %, IN state, re loll1g
for an iHnac'ir' oi tAr t.oay on the 'auafnn side.
o.. far n hdiug WIT vte-''s J. concerned. 80 tl9i
tn.v NAY 80 irfo fl- hu inr, them rlv',. W. have
10 vl LATED ans ucl'" ii: f,.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
rlr1 FIGHT A~oyc ru1rclD 1iroprRS.

Fill FIGHT IiiONG ElGLE|lD LiEOPLRS.
Cndruati pee. l0.-h fatal fight took place FIJI
dny night among gang Of Eb0rcr, a. Hog l;nn near
Wqlon Kv On tlir Louisville and Nashville RiiltOai.
Tire trouble originated with fur cporf men. VIII am
Jackson. William GIimca. Dudley Warner. and an
unknown, who answered 10 the nickname OF "GTimv. -
several day ago pay c1r passed through th. place
ana all OF them were pli their wages. Thcy eel
IIatcl the event by Giing on spree which. la'rg 2
fer three day. Curii ai In the tragedy. ON Friday
rgit "Gr.ny" accused Jackson If having stolen >omc
ir1ncy from him. The two men began to night. AMI
ofhcr laiOicrs joined I'm the battle which con
iinGci rnil early morning. Jackson and Warner
Wrrr lill Il. and tn" other two Ucn were almost cut
10 piece, ard their Hives are Gc p ircd II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
JEWELS Vailed At ea5.ooo STOLEN.

London. Dec. 19.-Bnrslarg made ri"h haul yes
tcrday at Leigh Court, near nh,tol thc seat Of sir
Cecil Miles. Earonct. Lady Niles hid left jewels
valued at $1,000 in an unlocked SAFE In hcr bed
roOm While The family at dinner the Iobb' RS
entered TIE mansion and rInsa X The safe. They
took only the jewell, ana d not burden hc1 elves
with silver articles and valuable pap"rs. OF which
'hcrc a large number In the apartment and
somc in the SAFE. When LADY MllcS went 70 tho
room after dinner she saw Tho safe wide open Gud
article, scattered In confIs OF about the room. TIE
servant, at gave notice Ia IN" police. who hlv"
Mt succeeded. however. iu gctas o. IN" trac'1 q.
the martudrrs II is BELIEVED that ihcrc must hive
lecn some cOllIls,0n in rcrild 10 The robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
TIE BARK WALDORF SUNK IN COLLISION.
HER CREW BELIEVED TO Be on TIE STEAMER
WHICH RAN INTO uTE-CTUER MARINE


London, Dec. l9.-A collision r"sul'in- in the shh-
Ing Of the Norwc2ila bark yalhcrG by the British
steamer lo;i O'Ncill Is reported. The Va borg ar
rived In Dublin from Quebec November i. and
WIS outward bound IN ballast ~ The time Of tn
accident Tho Lord O'Ncu left Baltimore Deem
lcr for Dihlin The two vc.-c,s were In collision
A. some distance from land and the Nalbors sank
most Immediately. II + believed that her crow
escaped 10 The Lord O'Ncill. Tie damage 10 which
vessel i not stated
The Norwegian bark VALE. from Wilmington. y C..
:or London. was damaged sunday morning OF
bishops Light. near Plymouth. by collision with
the Sr"ilGcr slnc,by for nomhay. The Wallc had
her bow d1maScd, ard lost hcr forcml,t which went
over into the The ~l!ncshv lad her bowpat"
dcnici. part Of The bridge washed, and portions ~
the RIGGING. davit,. cc.. destroyed. The Siins,by
lowed the VALE into plymouth.
Tho British steamer Bendl. which arrived al Liver
pool on December u. from Galveston. has had 300
bales OF cotton damaged by fire I'm tho fochold.
The German steamer Africa, which left New
York on December l for Alden and other ports. has
arrived at Gibraltar with ;wo blades OF her propeller
brpLp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
rLxnLxG 1 coyrE. SION OF M-RLER.

Ncw-IIaycn Conn. Dec TO- Two detectives of the
Elizabeth y j.. police department have been In tins
city for two or three DAYS looking up evidence against
a man named Dominick Durborow who Is under III
dIctmcnt in thi. place 70? double murder witch was
committed on september -. The evidence desired
wa, in the shape of letter said 10 have been written
bv Duihorow. in which he acknowledged that lie had
committed two murders, and legged for sufficient
money to carry him back 10 italy, out Of TIC reach
a. Amor an law. The letter written om Toront, },
whcr, he had fed after The murders. IL was found
in the possession Of cousin Of the accused man. who
live, I'm WallaccSi. this city AM Its contents, the
police say are Il "a damaging nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

San Fiard,oo Dec. l1.-rh" Monterey. the ne"
coa-i defence vessel just completed hy tl' lnm loi
Work.. had a preliminary Im on the lar pdiv. Tue
big ciafl alta ted much aftcaton a'onc ihr water
{. mt. \ test for hor,"pOwc~ b the principal test
1t must bc 400 under rcd draft. T.. every horse
power I,,pIl"d above hat Gcurc The builder are 70
receive from the G0vo.nmcn, a premium Of 500.
The machinery novel s'oW} az Jr-i. AM il "H'
aciccd that to-day no attempt would b. mai t. -
tain spc'd. 'ttcntlpp va, given 4, adjusting "o.'-
pa dropping an hor,. AID ol'r imp rinm d iai ::
Tho Official Trial Will be Held In few day, and "ill
talo place In the bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
EUROPE AND THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION

Rome, Dec. 11-Tho "Asrn2a Libri7 IS assured,
presumably from OIdal scnrc'., tha, the European
Powers have no intention ul prot 7,'inc against 10"
action Of the United safes toward Immigrants. The
lta!hn Government fr"S convinced that II has no
privlleg, 70 attempt interference in such purely do
incsilc matter, and the German and Adettan Govern
foen;s are Lcllevcd 10 share This sentiment. IL"
enlaraiiun societies have been informed that they
must cease booking passengers FOR American ports.
Within tie last fcw days hundreds o. apph'ants hay"
been refused at Italian ports A the notice cannot BE-
spread all the rural d tricts or several days. peas
ants continue % 20 L, the seaport. In cDn~idcrlh"
numbers. and most ot them have lilc money, much
diihcuy VIII be experienced In getting them back TO
their homes.
London. Dec. ia dispatch 10 The Dali News
from Berin SAYS: The National /rl'iug declare,
that hc arbitrary mslnicnancc of quarantn, by ih"
nilod states. although there has been n cholera
In Germany for nonha together wiih tie American
rules for Immigration. T. doing imincn>c harm 80
general commerce. IT Is impossible for German e.
pUtcrs American importer, 10 reckon upon the de
livery OF goods With any regularity. The ci'cc; Of
the restrictions has been bou to delay traffic and
raise ffclghts."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
FOR TIE MURDER or MS NO rHER-IN-LIW
CIRCCMsThNTI>L EVIDENCE THAT DANIEL
CAH.LL KILLED MRS. LARKIN.

CAI.LL KILLED MRS LARKIN.
northampton. >as,.. Dec. l9.-The trial OF Daniel
Cai for the uuirG"r of Ann Lirain at Hatfield last
June began today before Judge, Mayuai :. Mason and
Hopkins. about p. m. on June 1G nciSA,oIs heard
the scream, Of u at the Cahll hoasc and soon
aft,l ward the report of pistol Mr. Larhin. Cahs
mohcl-in law iounl neatly dead on the sitting
floor. Clhill disappeared. but gave himself mp
~ tie jail mex day The farm belonged to Mrs.
Ia-hiu and hey Will made In favor OF Caiil, with
bond her support. Cthl> wife says tn old LADY
reached for ih" pi,to! on high Shelf. fell or hrr
chat. and a,cid .utl} shot herself.
Lightly juror, called before tho required twelve
were secured The iltc finished it. IN the after
noon. having no direct t'.tlmony that murder had
been commit Two women riding by thc Call
hous" Jaw man ana woman quarrrlling nj IN" back
door about The time the nelhbors heard the pistol shot
The man had "a mop in his hanl. ard The woman was
trying 10 prevent him from striking me one inside
and was screaming loudly. Two relatives said that
Cahl at their hoGsc, six miles away. In the m 'rn
Inc lie had 4 pistol under hi, coat in the wagon and
drank " IA. key NJ dinner. Another ncIChbOr heard
JI-tOl-,hO.. ana Cahill Walking away from the
house soon aftcrwari. one witness had heard Cahl
say hc vOdl1 pay debts % MIS-. Lnrin =
long Sh" lived. never could tell what old
people vould do. lie also >aG that hc knew she had
money IN tho house and where she kept II.