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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
A BLIZZ.sRD OFT VEST.
Lots OF Snow and Plough. Busy on the Rail-
roads.

KANSAS City. Dec pa blizzard began
here last night. and 70 o'clock this morning
the mercury had fallen to G. below zero. The
blizzard was preceded by considerable snow
and accompanied by the usual biting north
wind. The storm Is far reaching. extending
over the entire Southwest. and Is particularly
severe In Kansas. In this city tho thcrmom-
eter marked 4 below zero at at 10 o'clock this
morning.
DAVENPORT. Dec. 26-In exposed places tho
mercury dropped to lie below this morning
This afternoon persons were crossing tho Mis-
sissirp on foot. and tonight tho ice bridge
will hold teams.
TOPEKA. kan.. Dec. &c. Reports received at
the railroad offices here are that tho storm
yesterday afternoon was general all over the
state. extending into Colorado and the Indian
Territory. About tho same quantity OF snow
fell West as East. but in tho West tho wind
snow drifted badly. causing n great dcnl Of
trouble In the movement of trains. Tho santa
"a had two trains in drifts near Newton yes
tcrdav hut got them out las. night Toe day
the same road had four trains in drifts hs
tween Dodge City and Cimmarron. The com
rany has two snow p!oughs at work. and It is
expect ed to open the line soon
Tho Rock Island has two trains in tho drift
on ite, southwestern line and has also its
hut there is no doubt that stock has suffered.
At . o'clock this morning thermometers here
registered 10 below zorro.
At Arkansas CITY all trains were della y"d to-
day and there ls much suffering among tho
home, seekers camred upon the border Of tho
Cherokee Strin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
THEY OUiRRELLED OYER 4 GIRL.
Cuneo stuck n Knife Into CARDINAL and Had
IA Gun Ready When the Police Called.

Francesca Cardinalt OF 20 Clarke street and
Ralph Cuneo Of % arc keepers Of fruit stands.
At 1880 o'clock on Saturday evening Cuneo
went to ~ Dominick street. rs he says. to
build n fire for friend In the back yard he
saw CARDINAL and Al Italian girl talking an
Grly The girl was crying. Ounce asked her
what the matter was.
This man struck me-" she said.
Then Cuneo stabbed CARDINAL three times
in tho back. the head. and the left breast with
a pcnkniie. Cardinal staggered Off toward
the Prince street police station to make q
complaint Friends OF Ounce took him to the
Chambers Street Hospital
On sunday afternoon Detective John Saver
cool learned of the affair. and yesterday he
went to Cuneo's house to arrest him. The
cooked revolver in one hand and the pen
knife in tho other. He explained he thought
that Sarcrcool was one 81 Cardinnli,s friends
coming to do him UP. He was held ut Jeier-
son Mark ct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
THE OpERWORKED POST OFFICE
Inability of the Force to Handle the Accu-
mutation OF Matter.

There was an accumulation OF mail matter at
the Post ONCE yesterday. such as would aston
ish even those familiar with the postal business.
Thousands of mail sacks tons and tons OF let
tors and rapers woro dumped upon the POST
master and his assistants at irregular inter-
walls. so that the service know not what TO ex-
poet. Nearly all tho trains were from ono to
three hours late. and as each train arrived tho
Post ONCE employees chances OF a Christmas
holiday grew fainter. The entire force has
been work ed constantly. in shifts Of two hours
greater length. in vain efforts to handle tho
enormous influx OF mail matter.
There is no usC to say anything said AS
sistant Superintendent Barnes, as he pointed
oui the overflow Of matter and the mcagre;
ness Of space. I've arc doing all we can. and
wo will. by great overwork. clear up the office
aud distribute the delayed matter within
the next twelve hours. but that Is not business.
and we know ii as we'll rs ANYBODY. There Is
n limit to human power and We have struck it,
Superintendent Of Mails Ma2e was some
what more fortunate, Ho said, The side
tables. for close distribution. will be cleared
up by the first trains That leave this city to;
morrow. We have three or four thousand
sacks on hand. but we will soon have them
out Of the way. We arc beginning to sec day
lirht'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
"YOUR RO.iD rs NOT STRAIGHT"
Grinen's Message to the Woman for Whom
lie Killed Himself.


Patrick Griren died in the City Hospital at
Newark yesterday morning from the effects OF
a dose OF laudanum which he took on Sunday
night. flo lived at 221 Warren street, Newark.
and was 30 years old. lie was found wander
ing on Eosevile avenue early in the morning.
and was taken to police station. where an
empty bottle labelled "laudanum " was found
in his hand. In his pocket was found letter
addressed to Miss NJ T. Oliver. 81 North
Eleventh street. 1t was as follows:
for yS,nr..N when nst ;S5sIsht SsverthsIs.s
she tells me g come. as shall be harry Ihope YOU
that You have taken name into the dust but
1t All was your fault. lpromised that would
uEs Emit III no, IS M, as s
ID III "a MY wHs In the
vice. you can do so by writing 70 The comnandamt.
r Hya 'F'A "''esF' Ny
yon long yabe as shall watch over you
but 1t1 iep a"hs Fly Sa
always been rue YOU Molly canId no. i've WIZ:
Se you ss.s Do not s cart rS s y ns
4 that my body be Sysn to some medical college for
Mary. do not want my mother to know mis-
Nobody knows Gritren's parents. He was
peace because he threw bottle at IhiIip Cor or
dillon who was out walking with the Oliver
girl on that evening. She then figured as
22l Warren street. where Griffen lived,
Mary ,o'Brien is Mrs. Mary Oliver widow OF
John oliver, She gave her. maiden name to
Justice Condor when Condition caused Crit
ien's arrest. Grilen became acquainted with
her over a year ago. and he. wanted to marry
not working steadily. She parted from him
and lived with Philip Condillon Of 133 Hudson
walking and although he had neglected the
woman for some weeks he was SO enragod at
seeing her with another man hat no picked
up bottle from in front Of a saloon and threw
it with such force as to close one Of Condl-
Ions eyes.
Grtlen said in the police court on Dec. that
he had not a relative in America. The au-
thorities made inquiry yesterday and failed to
TO claim the body. 1t is quite. probable that
his last wish will be respected. and that the
body will DO given to q medical college.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

The second oold wave Is now RAPIDLY passing south
eastward from the upper Missssppi States Tho mini.
mum temperatures are not as low III the previous
wave. but tho average Is lower and tho cold Is
severely felt IN the southern States. Tho lias
touches southern Nebraska and Iowa and tho freezing
line into the Gn!f OF McMco 1t but lOo aboy
asst night at Cairo at New Orleans It 3O' and
the ,ame at Pensacola, la. aud Montgomery. Ala.
The TWO latter places had snow. with fierce gale. The
freezing limo is likely The centre Of Florida this
morning.
Zero weather now covers tho greater part of Nav
York state with falling all along tho lower lakes
This morning is liEciy to ui the emperatnro in THIS
city in tho shhorhoui OF 80 above zero. with far
weather.
l. fair ard rO,i here Yesterday. Lowest Official
tempsrature, 10. h.rHcs 2u': average Humidity, ri
per cent. wL northwest. averaging III mile. hour
The Thermometer IT Icrry's pharmacy IN Tug SIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
CLCBBED 4 DYING MAN.
A Pittsburgh POiicemnns Method or Quell.
Ing "a Drunken BrawL

PITTSBURGH. Dec. GA score or more OF
polanders engaged in drunken brawl on tho
corner OF Twenty eighth anu Liberty streets
last night. and number OF persons were
seriously wounded. one OF whom died this
morning.
Tho fight started over some trivial matter
and knives clubs. and stones were freely
used Joseph Sparkonfski was stabbed in the
abdomen, and was altorwarl beaten over ths
head with mace by Policeman Nlcofsky.
lie was unconscious when removed to lie hos.
Iital. ana died few hours later
Four Of the participants in tho row nre in the
station house with dangerous wounds. Tho
others escaped 1t is not known who stabbed
SpnrEonfski. Tho policeman has been sns-
pended pending the inquest .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
ACCUSED OF HIGfMT.
Aged Mr.. Jones shy. He Has Been Indis.
Greet, but Is Not II BignmIst.

1ND1ASAroIIs. Dec. 2G.-Silas b. Jones. sew
enty- eight years OF age. is under arrest at Ko-
komo. charged with bigamy. Jones came
from Portland. Or. about a year ago. invested
heavily in Kokomo property. bought a hand
some residence. and married young wife, the
daughter OF ex-County Auditor stiles.
Jones was arrested by q detective named
Murray from Denver. Col. where it is charged
he has wife living. Murray came to Kokomo
with reuusition.
He timed his arrest Of Jones SO as to get him
to tho station without giving the friends Of
tho prisoner time TO organize n resistance. but
il happened that the train was an hour late.
Chief Simmons was appealed to. and refused
papers had been passed upon b. the local
court. Jones in the mean timo Is detained in
the residence portion Of the Jail. lie admits
indiscrctions in Denver. but says his arrest
for bisamy is a case OF blacklnail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
FATHER HNyRlCI's SUCCESSOR
lie Has Absolute Control OF the Persons ind
Wealth Of the HarmOnists.

TlTTsHURGH. Dec. 2G.-The body OF Father
Honrici. the dead leader OF the Harmonists
was laid ont in the Great House At Economy
to-day. and was viewed by hundreds Of
persons.
1t will DO inferred tomorrow afternoon in
the Economic Cemetery with n simple SER
vice. John Duss. the Junior trustee. is in
charge OF the society, and will he elected she
rcssOr 10 Father llenrici at II meeting Of the
Board Of Elders somo dart this week.
Tho future OF the socit II is the source OF con-
siderable anxiety to many Of its members.
although they express tho greatest confidence
in DnsI; 30 inr ~ me government OF lie poo
rrlned. puss has power as absolute as that OF
tho car of Russia.
This authority was given to him only last
Thurs lay. and tho agreement was signed Nv
ninc-tenthS OF the mem ers. 1t Is stated that
the wealth OF the society has been greatly
nNnre 81 limited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
SEi LAWYERS LOCKED II'.
They Get Their Liberty After ApoloEizins
to the Missi-sippi's Skipper.

A difference OF opinion between Capt. Hol
man OF the Atlantic Transport steamship Mis-
sissippi. now lying in the North River at the
foot OF West Twenty-seventh street. and his
lrcmen. as to whether Yesterday was legal
holiday. led to n little meeting on Sunday
night Tho nremen wanted to so ashore and
have good time. Tho Captain wanted them
to work. They declared that, Monday was a
tempted TO keep them on board they would
punch his nose; Then they went ashore;
for disorderIy conduct. At Jefferson Market
Court yesterday. tho prisoners gave their
names as Patrick Lyman. Daniel McMcko.
Istween themselves tho prisoners apoloGized
for their remarks concerning the puDching OF
the cnptains nose. and promised toreturn 70
afternoon off. Thereupon Capt Holman re-
fused to make q complaint and the prisoners
were discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
SMASH-CP ON THE READING,
Five Persons Injured by . Collision Jus
Outside OF Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Dee 26.-A wreck occurred at
Pencoyd station. a short distance from this
city on the main line Of the Heading Railroad.
nj about 30 o'clock this afternoon. and re-
suited in tho injury OF an engineer. fireman.
and several passengers None Of them. how
ever. was seriously hurt. The market ex-
pross. which left this city ut o'clock for Read
ing. collided with the engine Of work train
as the latter was crossing from the south
bound to the northbound track. Tho express
was running Mt tho rate of forty-lve miles an
hour. and both Engineer Schwab and Fireman
Smith Of the express lenped Tor their lives.
The express locomotive struck the tank Of tho
sustained badly sprained foot. Fireman
Smith was severely injured. and was removed
to the hospital in this city. The passengers
and three OF them were slightly injured.
Tho Incident. it is said. was due to negli-
train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
MR.. BLAINE DOING WE'LL.
His Doctor Says lIe II Satisfied with the
Improvement In His Condition.

Improvement In III. Condition.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2G-"Mr. Blnine Is get.
ting along nicely" said Dr. Johnston at $3.50
this morning as he came from tho mansion on
Lafayette square. 1Io had remained with his
patient Just thirty minutes. and was so well
satisfied with the improvement shown that he
said he did not EXPECT to return to the house
again tonight. When asked as to tho proba-
bility Of Mr. Blainc's removal in the near
future. DR. Johnston replied that such con-
tinGcnryw1s too remote to be discussed Mt
prosont." Mr.. Blaine was doing very we'll. no
concerned him rather than what his move
ments might be ora week or ono month hence
Mr.. Rlaines house was brilliantly high; ed
this. evening. At . o'clock Mr.. blaine was
rest ing comfortably. and tho family expressed
the belief that no would pass Il rostful night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27


For New N-Itnl, gvu,rliy tai: we-; Winds.
Ia" ,pt, lDr. o1,n |'"'g' "l,1 "o' N,r, Ter
"n nm. ,o ,, 'IyhHi ''r II, ',,tr',, r,m,y' m"s
uri ,opd. f.n Il: ~.
Ioriht I..'Hci q: columbia, Delaware, and Mary.
land gem tar. noiiH w,u!S su4hty colder.
For wc.'.I. SON Nrr', aud wrsto. II Pennsylvania
oc aston, 'rI,les Of S"gw. rarah'e winds mostly
southwcs'
The storm which WAS central IN southern Georgia on
Monday morn.pg has moved slightly sou,beastwarI
anl 10 central near jacksonville Fla. with tompera
ture below freezing in western Florida and temper4
ture OF TO- the east OF Florida The cold
has EXTENDED over the Southeastern States the lVwar
Nis.ssipli valley. Texas. and tho Red River and
ArnHnsns 'arys the temperatur. being below irsch-
iug la ,0rH as thu iwrIiy etghth pgrll e. of ta
in.. Thr,nIt wasc aud nprthcr n tie uw,r Mis,r
siai Valley d. 'H' o; tie sc"cr'sl Via u"' eN"roa
cIiIcf .n' mon'h Of prc'mD.r. The temperature
wi!l ia. I;r' sinE N l"r' ejtui central Florida
du!jns ,t. -'.F Il "rhgul a.. - Generally fsIr
tHt.rT b. lrryR'"d e. .'lt rnl'e' .'iru" south
east. Hl,I" lun uas "a. ~ 4u" '"mIefaiur' las
r.sru GvcI,..l "a tHo 'Jf.F,"st, hut rema,rs uurn
bcuw the rGa f,roI- tnNt iHe Northern states tho
Ohio and ,'r'ra, Mississippi Valleys 1t VIII grow
warmer ON Tuesday Afternoon in the southwest
Ripan' Tabulss. . family remedy Ripaus TAbuiss
iNaT AAn ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
JERRY SIMPSON 4 CANDIDATE.
lie Would Like TO Re Elected United States
senator from Kansas.

TOPEKA. Dec. 2C.-Longressman Jerry Simp-
son arrived here yesterday in time for Christ
mas dinner but his arrival was not generally
known until to-day. This morning he put all
doubts TO rest concerning his candidacy for
the United States Senate by.nnnouncing that
his presence was due more TO desire to help
the POrullsts cndeavor to organize the House
than in his own interest.
Tho organization OF the House. he further
said. depended upon the supreme Court. be-
fore which the House contest cases. recently
filed. or course the court could not finally
settle the contest. But what tho court could
wrong. which was all the Populists asked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Mark Edwards Burued to Death. /.

Mark Edwards. for many years noted
character about Sag Hartor. was burned to
death in his homo. about mile out of that
village. on Christmas night lie was 50 years
old. and lived alone. He had been in SAG lar
and about /, o'clock that might ,hr vii
layers saw flames in the direction or his
home. Eeiore any ono reached tho Iac" the
entire iuidin. WIS unlaHe. and WAS soon
urned Ia the lround Edwards WAS not 10
be seen anywhere, AcharrG,al hod M, was alter
ward found in the ruins, The hiildiEsS was
Sl,Jut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
NJ. ANDRIEUX'S CHALLENGE.
HE DESIRES TO NAVE A DUEL WITH
PRIME MINISTER RIBOT
Tho Minister Won't Fight for the Causs
Assigned by His Enemy. Who VIII Now
Publicly Insult IIim-Doings or the Fnna.
ma Investigating Committee Protests
Against tho Treatnc nt Of tho Prisoners,

Against tho Treatment Of tho Prisoners.
PARIS Dec. 2G.-Prime Minister Rbot was
to-day challenged to duel Ivy NJ. Andrieux.
The Premier. in his great speech on last
Thursday. referred to the recent book by An.
drcuv as tho work OF n diplomat who was
| sowing disorder Andricux sent NJ. Proval.
ex-Dcputy. and NJ. Lcroux. ex-Magistrate.
to demand satisfaction. They saw Ribots
| secretary. lie affirmed that the book and its
| author wore legitimate objects OF public crit-
cism. and that II challenge on such basis
could not he considered. Ribot later took the
same position. and declared that the code did
| not permit call to arms for such cause.
An!ricux will. therefore. publicly insult the
Primo Minister in order to bring about q
meeting.
II looks as though Andricux now sought to
provoke tho Cabinet into tho execution OF its
apparently abandoned purpose to prosecute
him. 1t should be borne in mind that much
OF AndrieuNs evidence against members OF
Parliament and Minister'S. which he Is slowly
doing out. he obtained from Cornelius Herr.
whose possession of it vas explained in last
nights despatch.
The sessions Of the Investigating Committee
will he held with closed doors during the re-
cess of Parliament. The members OF tho com.
mittee have supplied to tho SrN reporter lib
cral abstracts Of todays proceedings. The
Commission received despatch from the cd
;tor of ~, Damn, -, No.,o,r roouaa.;. ~.
sulIcst inu,irv into th. ronor+ th,t n aorr.-
snondcnt If th,t ;ourrol Ind roo.ir.a ,on nNn
francs from the Panama funds.
alton Of the fret nortion ~ tha p,nann Ta,,
" '''''' VI Wv i"h"nih Non'-
pany's paners showed nothing duplicating
members OF Parliament The stubs of 500
checks. representing l7.5OO.OOO francs. are in
the hands OF NJ. liaian. who will be sum.
moned by the committee for Thursday. He
w,e forn,orlv ia iii - Co.,. 49,
$500 ,'t''ee'o" WIZ 1'e SUI anu 'ns
1et'9'dph. lie Is expected to moro definitely
implicate Do Freycinet. Minister of War. and
Burdeau. Minister Of Marine. in connection
with the payments OF Panama Doodle to those
newspapers.
rba l,wro-o ronr.so,+,,, ,h p,,a
o low ": 60 .epi eseii'ln. 'ne ianania OH.
GERS now IN prison nave signed n Joint protest
against tho extreme severity OF tho treatment
of their clients Not onIv nro t,av unda- ~
t-,.. ...S ~. I'M "io '"e' unuef 'no
strictest prison discipline but they are forbid.
SEQ no one except when their wives occa sion.
ally call. ne defence Will not ask postpone-
m ont when the cases como I'm on Jan TO- hut
Il 10 aXna,+od tho ,,o nroc ,,u.or, ,,,Il 100000
20 eN'eo'.u '""' VIZ ptosoe.'ois VIII 'eauese
deiay' az the examination OF tho documents
alone will reauire another month.
byM. rniet Pres,
nv. y "' ,"'e' ~
The Bourse was firm at tho opening. but
weakened later when rumors became currsnt
a.. ar ., I,.. ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Mexico Wants the LINING RIA lon,

CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. oct is understood
that efforts will DO malo by the Government
and through other agencies to turn tho tide Of
emigration. which has been flowing from Eu-
rope to tho United States. into this country.
In view OF tho probable passage by the United
States Congress OF laws further restricting
Immigration. it is rumored that tn" authpri-
ties OF several of|iho Mexican States nrc pre-
pairing to send Emigration Commissioners to
Italy. sweden. Ireland. and Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
MRS. REBIR.i RELEASED.
She Said She Did Not Know Why She Stole
From Enrich brothers. Store.

From Enrich BrOthers' Store.
Mrs. Eladio Ruhira. who was arrested on
Saturday for stealing number OF small ar
ticles in Enrich Brothers store and was held
for examination. was released yesterday on
bail furnished by II. l. Knoedler. art dealer at
40 Fifth avenue. Her two sons. one Of whom.
Eladio. Jr.. lives at la Fifth avenue. accom-
panied her from the court room.
Mrs. Kubira owns a handsome place in New
Rochelle. and no reason. eXcept kleptomania.
appears to explain her shoplifting. She made
no attempt to deny that sho stole the articles
which were found in II Gladstone satchel she
carried. Whom asked what induced her to
her first offence and that she did not know
why she did it.
Tho case comes UP for examination on
Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Stealing the City's Natural Gas.

TOLEDO. Dec. 20. 1T was discovered to- night
that n systematic robbery Of city natural gas
has been going on for no one knows how long.
The gas department officials found that con-
nertions had been made with the line to sew
Two members OF the Municipal Reform Com
mittee are among the number. suits vii! fol-
claims made by the city, The factories robbed
the city OF gas enough to supply a thousand
families. and the supply. as IL consequence.
has hnpn short
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

LoCKpoKT. Doc. 2G.-The severe storm which
has ragged for the past twenty-four hours
throughout Canada and the lake region has
caused serious delay to railroad travel. Mich
ii:an Central and Grand Trunk trains from
tho West were from two to six hours late at
Suspension Bridge. whio West Shore and
Central trains Were from. an hour to three
densburG road suffered most along tho lake
shore. and the trains which came through la ST
night and to. day were literally buried in snow.
There is no danger Of u snow blockade. as the
storm is asst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

BANGOR. Dec 2G-Newell $. Burrill OF Pitts.
field and companion drove to Wateryille on
Christmas eve and hold a drunken carousal in
that place. On their way homo they disputed
as to the right road. and in the fight which
The horse ran to Plttsfeld. and next morning
Burrill was found In the, road nearly dead
with cold. II he survives he must suffer am
one ear. His companion is still missing. and
is thought to have wandered on and frozen 10
Innfh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
ADVOCATE" OUTi NO "4DyAycEY
'as Enemy Have Got Possession of tn.
Bsdelis' Entire Edition.

inc Bedells and tho North Side Publishing
tsnpany UP in fremont maintained a state
mastery inactivity yesterday with the
se!ls in possession OF the stable and tho
.'hshIng company holding tho Tort in tho
CAPTURED Adroc0'e and IlCSi '.sie,. T,nr<
~ Tho AdrO, ate WAS published rs usual
ssgoay morning. but WIS silent about tho
lhlS the McCrea faction believe they have
Vantage. ina SmU'h as they lave In.
msue OF the asst number Of their oppon-
l,arer the i',rdtcc. In their Possession.
(ey ,nrt carried the paper with tlem when
M wnilled the conIpanys works When
yoN',,s arrested for burglary they were
.'inIT ~ Fave tho edition oi tho .i,lraure
!bs' p aha thc enemy holds il.
III fabe - say they ara not much behind
Ma .,Eht. tecause the more 1ttrOcGtrs nui
w me more the enemy loses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
KNOCKED orr By Il SLAP.
barnes Wanted Fight and Got Enough to
send Him TO the Hospital.

send Him 10 TIE H0sp1tNI,
A tall. light-comp lexioned man in laborers
clothes staggered through Mulberry Bend
yesterday afternoon looking for fight. The
street was crowded with Italian men and wo-
men. and he tried to quarrel with every man
he met He purpossly colided with two Ital-
ians at the corner OF Mulberry and Park
streets at ~ o'clock. but they paid no atten:
, to him, They walked on. and he followed
, n1omr and abused them: one OF them turned
ne blow knocked him fiat on the pavement.
, Wn.sre = policeman found him. ten minutes
ne was taken tutho Elizabeth street station.
wherr n surgeon said that he was more drunk
wan MARI. Nhon he reached tho Chambers
r'Io't, li"Spllal he MAS uNoun~rlous. They
nlpu@ht nm 10 / here IN an hour. and ho SAID
70 =" WAS james l'arnc-. and lodged al 53
hhoWrrS; Wo detective Were SEM to hunt up