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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-11-05
Ciezka kara.

New York, list John Murphy,
zostaf przez sedziego benedict ska
zany, "a nieprawne .registrowanie
sig ma try lat wiezienia. !.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-11-05
Telegramy Kralowe.

DEAI0KRATYCZNY k0AlTET NARODOWY
0GkASIA
ODEZWE DO LUDU STAN0W ZJEDNO-
CZONYCH,
.AzEBY 6SMEGO LISTOPADA BRON1k
.SWYCH PRAW |
ZRZUCIk IN SIEBlE JARZMO PANOWA-
MA M0NOp0LU 1
PRZEZ WYARANIE GR0VERA CLEVE-
LANDA WPROWADZlk Ma NOWO
PANOWANIE LUDU.
Sedzia W New York u, skazaje ma
ciezkie kary tych, k St6rzy'fafszy-
vie sic regestr rowali.
Process przeciw straj kujacym robo-
tnikom W Homeasted.
Przemyeanie opium W Kalifornii.
Prezydent naznacza .dzieh 24go lii
stopada, ia ko
nyion f1yInk cyynnu
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-11-05
W. szKoLE.

= Ola ozegdzes wyt1ukt Antka?
. - Bo en- wymyslak na mojq sio:
sire. -. - -. f." -. =.
= Ty przecies ME ma asz wcale sio-
stry9 -: = i. i. =. >..:. ::...... : : r. =.
e.; Z = Prawda, ale ia z zasady ME po-
zwalam ursega6 nawet tym moim sio: iio.:
strom, kt6rych ME nam. !. ...: !: :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-11-05
Wiadomosci Miejskie;.

State ul., kf6tnie. Moore wyciqgnaf
W koncu revolver i strzelif raniac
Alberta, Hazelwood W box. Ranne-
60 odwieziono do jego mieszkania
gdzle kule wprawdzle wyciagnieto,
ale bez nadzieji utrzymania 60 przy
zyciu. Moore uciekl.
y Wskutek ostatnich deszcz6w, u
kaza}y sig nowe. popekania marrow
budynku pocztowego. Wczoraj spa
dly~ ozdoby suftowe W. urzedzie pen
syjnym tylko przypadkowym spo-
sobem, unikfa jedna pan pracuja-
cych ia mze, silnym, moze smiertel-
nym poranieniom.
= Fr ank Gallarda Joseph Driscoll,
M. Kerrigan I'M. Hester, chfopcy
cd 10 do IA lat, zostali wezoraj, "a
w@amanle sic do. pralnl chinczyka
Wong. Sing pod nr. 141 N. Market
ul. rkradzenie IS, przyaresztowani.
*Ciezkie + rany przez popaIenle od-
ni6sf wczoraj F. Jepton, W fabryce
mydFa "Illinois'', ma .23ciej ul. i
Shields Ave. Rannego odstawiono
do jegb domu pod nr. 3ooe Dear
born ul. -. s....
= Michaf Kennedy, zostaf wczorai
postawiony pod kaucya $1,000 ode
s}anym do sadu kryminalnego, "a
fa}szyw2 przysiege: -: -.
Jan Schneider, alians 'sHunger
Joe" 20 Bta1 wczoraj ma $25 kary ska
zany, "a obrabowanie chlopc6w: roz-
noszacych gazety. Ma taxa sama ka-
re "a to samo skazan % Willie Par.
kIuSOD. =
= l4toletni Herman Haskell, 70
sta1 "a kradziez kiesz9nkowa popei-
niona ma pani R. P. Probasco z pod
M. 1913 Washington Ave. przyare-;,
sztowany. Sedzia Glennon odesfaf
90 do szkofy poprawczej. .-:.
\ John Paddelford, konduktor.
koleji Chicago & Northwestern, 20
staf wczoraj pred domem pod mr..
444 przez dwoch drab6w napadnie-
tym z s1oe i zegarka obrabowa-
nyln. Rabusie uciekli.. -.
\ Jutro W .niedziele: odegranym
zostanle, we Walsh'a Hall ma rogu
Noble Milwaukee ave; 5cio akto-
wy dramat ''zb6jcy':'. Przedstawie-
ME urzadza K6}ko Dramatyczne i'm:
Alex. hr. Fredry i przeznacza do
ch6d ma pomnik Kosciuszki. Wszys-
cy p6idziemy. ...-v...::.@ -. .:.s
*Miesieczne posiedzenle + owa-
rzystwa Naisw.. .Serca Jezus odbe-
die sic W poniedziafek 7go listopa-
da o71 wieczor.
= l4-letni Fred Smith Z pod nr.
2e5 Illinois ul., 16-letni Harry
SchilIington z pod M. ZIG Indiana
i Chas. Dahl.z pod M. 23e Illinois,
zostali wczoraj -przySesztowani.
Mieli oni zamiar uciec do Kansas
City, azeby z tamtad wyprawid sic
przeciw Indianom.
= George Maynard, kt6ry we WIG
zieniu powiatowem, pod oskarze-
MEM oszustwa "a pomoca fafszywe-
60 checku, pope}nionego ma PAM
J. c.. Price 1853 Indiana ave., sic.
'izi, zostaf wezoraj przez pania Line
Loke zpod mr.. 1907 Wabash ave.
jako ten indentyfkowany, kt6ry,jej
z}oty zegarek .ukrad}. " .:.
- 4 37-mio letni Karol Hartmann,
by4y officer armii zwiazkowej, zosta}
wczoraj ma dworcu kolejowym W
Kennsington, razony apopleksya.
Odstawiono 60 do szpitalu powiato-
wego, gdzie prawdopodobnie UNI.
re. :. =. = .'..'-..:.- -. " i.
+ James QUINN, zosta al .wczoraj
przez. sedziego. Dooley, pod kaucya
5 500, "a kradziez, .odesfanym do
sadu kryminalnego- -. -. ;,
= = Wilhelm Emerich, Woznica B.
G. Burus / pod mr.. 1913 ". l8-tu u1:
spadf wczq3rajj : : wozu, ', pr rzed domem
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-11-05
Hiszpallia.

MADRYD, list. - w Granadzie
zostaf 2 powodu niepokoj6w, wpro-
wadzony stan oblezenia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-11-05
No. l3l.
Telegramy zagranlczne.

Telegram!y zagranlczne.
pOGRZEB KROL0WEJ WDOW1
L WITTENBERG.
Car i carOwa obecni prey spuszczanlu W
mOrze najWiekszego rOsyjskieso
pancernlka
POdr6z arcyksiecia austryjacklego
naokofO SWiata.
WIADOMOSC 0 WYGASNIECIU CH0LERY
HAMBURGU NIEPRAWDzIWA.
Kr6l dulski, uiaskaWia iOnsula amery kan
skiego W Danii, kt6ry "a kradzlez
oszustWo krzy WOprzySieztW0,
na p6ftora rOku wiezienia
Skazanym zOstaf
Poiicya londynska czyni przygoto-
wanna W celu zapobiezenia moz-
liwym nieporzadkom, pod
czaS procesyi uroczy-
stej nowego lorda
majora.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-31
PRowERs COUNTY.
She's all Right.

The year 1892 has been a prosper
ous one for Prowers county. 1t is
stating truth modestly to say that its
population is better satisfied and bet
ter fixed at this time than ever before.
The most important single event
of the past year was the erection OF
our magnificent mill. Confidence
begets confidence, and the fact that
capitalists from the outside We're Will
ling to invest the large sum required
to build and equip that fine structure,
has confirmed the faith of orr far
mers and business men in the future
of this most favored portion of the
state.
While thousands of acres of new
land were turned over during the
past wear. 1898 will witness more
progress, more development and
more prosperity than any of its pred
eCtSStTS. II " III ctt bAAt ~
the King reservoir, thus utilizing an
immense body of water that up to
this time has been of no practical
value. 1t will also see we trust and
believe, the completion of the Mid
land canal on the north side, and the
construction of the Santa Fe or some
other on the south side of the river.
The rapid development of the past
year in the east end of the county
will be continued, and probably ex-
celled during the year 1898. 1t is
not strange that other portions of the
state are largely ignorant of our re
sources, for we ourselves as yet do
not fully realize them.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-31

Reports are coming from pretty
reliable sources to the effect that
President Harrison is thinking of
placing, before his retirement, all the
fourth class postoffices under the civil
service This would remove them
from politics and make them compel
itive offices. This would be follow
ing the example set by Mr.. Cleveland
who just before vacating the White
House turned over to the tender
mercies of the commissioners all the
mail agents. Such action would eff
feet over fifty thousand offices and
about four million applicants.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-31
Special Offer to Subscribers
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time to read large daily newspaper,
will find in The WEEKLY GLoBE-DEM-
ogRAT, consisting of ten pages, pa
per that exactly suits him-brimful
of the best news of the day, suffi-
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Though strictly republican in princi-
Piles, 1t is never so partisan as to sup
press any important news necessary
to correct knowledge of current
events. Once a reader, always a
reader. Price S100 per year Any
person sending us three dollars for
three yearly subscriptions to the
Weekly, will receive one copy free
for year A free sample copy may
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n awsdealers throughout the United
States, or directly by
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

As we understand the rcnorted state
monte nr Wn,,,t,.r.o, ;,i, -.
''t tiithu'hc-
tnrerS, they seem in direct conflict with
the prevailing rrparts Of nnu4ual ACTIVITY,
IA, IL, t,,,la 49,, -. - -. -
w la"' H'"t hiNe ppeh coming,
through the press, from other sections
Of our country. Tins We find op.of tl,c
~. ;.r..,i - - w
We li''IiilPN ana most reliable and
conservative newspapers in the ltnitpd
Sta,ne ma ton nf at,o.I,, ,rl,,..,.i...
"'L P''.GGl""
p'2t'I'iueS, INT Fhllalnlphla IeGgtr,
saying in its editorial leader of Turs
In,..
comprehensive ana particular reports
lE9n We r"h and steel manufacturing
H,Ht'i't. nj pennsylvania, Ohio, West Nir-
EiIta "e@rSA aha AiHbana are all to lie
'me eraIiiNlms effect That these twin in
HlrlrieS We're seldom, II ever, 50 active as
" present. new WORKS are being projected
"f eire.G,l ana CID ores enlarged; original
rlanI i helnE set up or the Dli increased
,argn. 'p i,r ,HIraiGes' loM!fies ana
sllii's IN order T. meet thc errat dem.Ind
.2r ,h"lF g4tpit Iii, hish degree If
maker. II ;ron ami .,a a., M "ISHt ~ III"
duets, morris itroulinei u any particular
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
MURPHY NOT A FIT MAN.
MIR. Cleveland's Views Upon the
New York Senatorship.

An ,,,,or,,s, oec,orn,,on-.S.w York.
~, s' - s,'.,i, -, ',,,.,,,i,,,,..
Man 10 succsed IIissorI,.
New York Times. December ,sth.
That Mr. Cleveland is onposed TO tho
clcction If Edward Murnbv Ia tho
Initial States senate IN sncceed Mr.
IIiscock wns autboritativeIv settled vcs.
tprdnv Inv dirert statement from tho
prosiicnt.elect
II lad already hocn renontedlv stated
mon fro authSriiv ~ Mr CIoyeland,s
personal fr,nnds th,t he was onv;nns for
the election ia The Scnatorshin Of h man
who might he depended upon TO ms.
sist the Chief Executive and Ills party
to BRING obout n comnlete correction ~
tariff abuses. mt no,withstanding
these statesments. there had. of late. an.
neared a disnosition To cast n donbt IN
Mr Cleyelnnd'a nosition To disnose Of
thu matter once for nil n rcnorter If tho
TIUrs rallsd unon the President elact
Yesterday, in order to Obtain from him
If nossible 4 statement far nnhlicntinn
Mr. CIcveland M tirst said that he saw
no reason n ,nate nnv s,,tanent liz
had NOT. he said. made anv secret Of his
opinion on tho matter He consented
hownver Ia discuss tho question again
and said.
ut ought not IN he necessary for mo IN
reneat f0r thn nnhlic WHAT bovn %
often eyn,assod to MANY go,tlennn in
private cnnvnrsation mons tbasa
hive been Mr. Mnrnhv himself Mr.
Croker and gentinman wbn hava Neon
prominent /, fha ,nrt,, fron, nyerv m RI
nf thn etnta ~ Nav VA,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
tanaRaEfr


Now for a statement that
would tax credulity if we did
not fully have your confidence.
1t is this:
A fine lot of fresh, smooth,
good, wcll-cut and well-made
Winter Ovcrcoats for Women
90 on sale this morning. If
brought into this store in
November the aggregate
prices of the lot would have
exceeded
Ten THonSand Dollars.
The prices at which they are
marked to be sold to-day ag-
gregate but
Three zhouSana Dollars.
The prices go from $3.50 to
Sa5. Plain Walking Coats,
$3.50 to $40; Fur-trlmmcd
Goats, SIS and SI4; Plush
Goats, S25.
Holiday suggestions in these
lots. You want to do kind.
ness at moderate cost to some
humble woman. If a warm
Wrap would add to her COM
fort see what $3.50 to $500
will do in these garments.
Suggestions are needless as
to the fine goods. You'll do
your own thinking.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
pMEhIDEhrnIi AEFALRs.

The body Of the man who committed
suicide ut the Grarl Avenue Market,
Thursday night, by inhaling iluminat.
ing gas, was identified Tuesday as that
Of Robert q. Spear, 56 years.
Considerable difficulty was expert
enced Tuesday by the ferry boats of
the kaighn's Point and Philadelphia
Ferry Company in making their trips,
owing to the heavy foes of ice.
Joseph Shanahan, 90 years old, was
committed Tuesday without bail to
await the result of wounds he is alleged
to have inflicted on james Wilson, who
was knocked down and had his skull
fractured.
Quarantine at the Lazaretto station
was discontinued last evening on ac-
count Of the ice in the river. The port
physician was directed by the board of
health to continue the examination Of
vessels according 10 law.
on behalf Of Mr.. George w. Childs,
Mr.. Il. Clarke Davis Tuesday pre-
scented to James g. Baxter, Jr., chief of
the fire department, handsome gold
watch and Chain sin grateful recogni-
ton and appreciation of his intelligentIy
directed efforts which saved the Public
Ledger Building from total destruction
December 9th, 1907
Edward Monroe, Robert Russell,
Peter Cahill and George Westlakc, ali
Of New York, were given hearing
Tuesday and held to answer charge
Of conspiracy to commit felony. Cahill
and Monroe were held under additional
bail on the charge of larceny. The
police suspected the accused of coming
to Philadelphia to pick pockets and
steal diamond pins, etc, on the street
cars during the holidays.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
IRoS WORKERS, WAGES.


Rolling Mills in This city.
The Diamond State Iron Company
has decided to reduce the wages OF It's
employees, and il is probable that the
other iron manufacturers OF this CITY
will also make reduction.
There was rumof on Tuesday that
the company named posted last week a
notice announcing that when work is
resumed the wages of puddlers will be
reduced rs cents per ton and that the
men had held a meeting and decided 10
not accept the reduction. The north
side mills have been closed for 4 week
or two and the Old Ferry mills shut
down last Saturday.
Clement Is. Smyth, the president OF
the company, was seen Tuesday and
stated that the works will be closed for
a few weeks while repairs TO machinery
are being made. When work is re-
stunned, lie said, wages will be reduced.
A reduction will be made because OF the
difficulty to get work, and because the
wages ut the iron mills in the nelghbor-
hood have gone down. His company IS
paying its puddlcrs 1915 per ton, while
at Pottstown puddlers receive 1919 and
So. Owing 10 illness he has not been at
his office for several days and on that &C.
count his company has not yet taken
any action in the matter. lie stated
that he desires to have the mills run.
ming all winter and that while the ma
chinery is being repaired q new list Of
wages will be prepared. His company
will endeayor to get on the halfway
deduction, fer instance $3.25 per ton.
Mr.. Smyth is Of the opinion that the
other iron manufacturers in this city In
tend to make reduction and that they
are waiting for his company TO make
tlfe start in the matter He thinks they
favor more sweeping reduction than
the one he contemputes making.
The johnson Forge Company has shut
down for an indefinite period because,
it is said, Of the depression in trade,
When work is resuined the scale Of
wages will be cut down to correspond
with the Diamond State Iron Company
scale. As yet the employees have not
been notified Of tho contemplated le-
| ductiun.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
sIyKENG EuNp LoAN.
Proposals Opened by the Sinking Fund
Commissioners


Proposals for $6O,O00 sinking fund
loan for the city Of Wilmington were
opened at the office of the city treasurer
1t noon Tuesday by Sinking Fund Com
missioners Edwin II. Gayley, Thomas
L. Young and Ohio Rowland, together
with the finance committee Of City
Council. The loan was issued in bonds
Of $50 or multiplcs thereof for the pur-
pose of refunding loan No. 20, amount
ing to 100000 due and payable January
LIST, 1893.
The sinking fund loan will bear in
terest at the rate OF per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually on tho
first days Of April and October in each
year, and is rcdecmabc MS follows
Series 1Ol, April LIST, 1905, $i,400 series
l02, October LIST, 1905, $l9,s00; series
1903, April LIST, 1905, $2O,350; series l04,
October LIST, 1906, $i5,4J0.
Head & Co. agreed to take the whole
lot Of 100000 bonds, bearing per cent
interest at $50, 075, or $4,000 in bonds
of $1,000 each at $30,O75. The loan
was awarded to Head ~ Co.
There were only two other bids,
Head S Co. agreeing to take the lot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
MW'S Cate O5erroaks.

JhcW's Cabc Oserroats. If
there was anything wrong
either in the styles or in the
prices we'd not be doing such
d big share Of the trade in
them.
Black Cheviot Coat and Cape, extra
long, $l5.
Black rhbet Coat and Cape, extra
long, $50.
Black rough Cheviot, very full
Cape $3.50.
The very SWEETEST Cape
Ovcrcoats are mo one else in
town has them) $50 and S35
extra long, double-breasted
Coat with deep collar, extra
full and long cape. Blue, black
and fancy lIomespuns.
Mems Kerscy Ovcrcoats,
SIS to S25; satin lined blue
kcrscy, 40 in. long, S25.
Genuine Carr's Melton
Ovcrcoats, SIS from $45.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

Every now ana then some initiation
crank who thinks values can he created
or destroyed by statute breaks ont with
lamentations over the "lemonetiza-
ton" Of silver in 1873, which it ploases
hin to regard as the result Of deep
laid conspiracy on the part Of the gold
bugs Of Wall street" or somebody else
possibly he is even wild enough 10
suspect the nations Of Europe of being
at the bottom Of i-by which the PEG.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

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works. Ourpart the binding
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Carlyle, Thomas, French Revolution,
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Cooper, J. Fcnimore, Works, 16 vols,
SIG
Leather Stocking Tales, 8 vols,
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Dickens, Charles, Works, Is vols, SIS.
Dumas, Alexander Count of Monte
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Eliot, George, Works, 6 vol, $3.50.
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Emersons Essays, 9 vols, So.
Nature and Addresses, Represent
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Gibbons Rome, 6 vols, So.
Guizots History of France, 8 vols,
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Hawthorne.
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Twice-Pold Tales, Moses from an
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Irving, Washington, Works, vols,
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
Tribute.

While it is over 80 years ago since All
cocks Porous Piasters were first introduced
ia the medical profession and public, the
marked success and unprecedented popu-
Iarity which they met with not only con
inuGs, but steadily increases. No other
plastcrs have been produced which gain SO
many testimonials of high value as those
continuously accorded 70 Allcock's Porous
llasters, and the only motive for these
exceptional tributes lies in the fact Of their
being medicinal and pharmaceutical
preparation Of superior value. Additional
proof of the true valtruf Alcock ) Porous
l'lastcrs lies in the fact that they are being
largely initiated by INSCRIPTIONS persons,
vino seek 10 deceive the public by Offering
p.asters which they claim to be the
same equal, 'us good, better"
best porous plaster" &c, while it is in
general appearance only that they resemble
ALcuri's. Every one Of the sucalled
porous plasters are limitations Of Allcock' $
Porous Plasters. Avoid dealers who at
tempt to palm off inferior and worthless
plasErrs that are purchased by them at low
rates for the purpose of substitution.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

corroborated by numerous other utter
ances from well-informed sources, and
the statements of local manufacturers
that the iron trade is depressed" and
very dullS" Is this reported depres-
sion purely local or are the Philadel-
phia Ledger and the other journals mis-
taken in reporting the exact contrary2
Then, again, what are We to make Of
the plea put forth in justification of con-
templated wage reductions in our vii.
mington mills-that they must cut down
wages to enable them to compete with
the lower-priced labor of Pennsylvania
manufacturers The great bugaboo all
along has been the lower-priced labor of
Europe; yet here we have the lower
priced labor of our next door neighbor
set up as bar to competition What is
the matter with the labor of Pennsyl-
vania? Has it not been protected" by
precisely the same tariff as the labor Of
Wilmington OF course it has. Then
how comes it that the wages have gone
down in Pottstown and have remained
stationary in Wilmington Is not this
plea the strongest confession that our
iron manufacturers could make that the
tariff has nothing whatever to with
wages?
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
Nv ER8fL.

Ice elght lhGhes lhlck was reported
luesday from TAUNTON, Va
The Continental block, Omaha, Neb.,
was burned Tuesday. Loss, 5000 900
r,.;-r., .ai, t,,,,ur ,,o,oh,u,
LOUIS LSNy, "e'..n , LOW ,iI 'ie'o H.,
self Tuesday.
orano La ,ho so,iar o1itor 81 ,ho
uialH1 'uun' Wy a'l'soi II'u'i = t'
, Troh3e oco , f@ ~ VI Nt''e'sV' N'eo
nes'"S 'Heu y , '"is'
The Allegheny, Monongahela and
oni" r lnela' a. t',sf"' mr'n i',,no.
oNGL uesU"S ~ w i'"' '''iio ~ nun!
Sen's'
Mary Lee, colorcd woman of
Atlanta, Ga, who was said TO be 100
years old, was frozen to death in that
Guy hohuay night
1t was discovered at Toledo, o., Mon.
day night, that certain large factories
lad for Il long time been stealing from
the city's natural gas supply.
Throo monhors of family pomod
l}asmusscl of Bradley, 5. d., were
asuhyxiuted by coal gas Monday night.
Two died and the third is not expected
to recover.
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F,rtras NJ 49, p',', W ~ S"'s nt,uIM
ann IN N ,ov ,h H. io m ~ liua
I IT, tG.i al ""{ o,e etcGt,t S gat ,.e 10
was suspended.
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o,nea ,' ~, "%I"Sg' l. ST Iii num- NV
I u 49, ~" ~. sssp s riei1,u, WHY
,arraJ nn "a" f.",hrj -, Nv III anu
q NAM VA, ,,i,,ht a. " eS' i''Ne' ~
~ -,'0''"'s H'sH"
John i. Frankford and Jonn Melon
S' ora iiIoI sr o,IenS % Tavern, ~
me'e ~, N''4t,' urSuuy ~ separate Trains ",
ar, 49, 49,; IAN" ia''ioo"' ihey
""'o Waning "po'' '"' ''"'Ns
The city Of Charleston, 5. c., pro-
poses to grant liquor licenses in spite of
the lazy passed At the recent session of
the Legislature, limiting the saleof liquor
to state agents after July !, 1893.
The Mississippi river AT & Inr;s
was Tuesday covered with ice from
shore 10 shore. Navigation was sus.
pended and boats tied up, with no pros.
pcct of rcsuming traffic in the near
future.
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~ S,In,t, ~ Gan; M''a s'iIst"l tilIoush.
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AN "1 80 r. I,r,uta M"' covered 10 a
r.,rt - I,a., itC'',s' anu III INC upper
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

John Turner, gate-tender at the
French street crossing Of the r., w "
b. railroad, was assaulted with II rail
road lamp on Monday Ivy William L.
Parker, conductor Of shifting crew on
that road Mr.. Turner was struck on
the head, face and hands and received
severe cuts and bruises He is confined
to the house. Mr. Parker claims
that Mr.. Turner annoyed him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

Turned Out In the Cold in scant Attire.
Lewiston, PA, Dec. 27.-The Cole
man House, large three-story brick, was
destroyed early this morning, with all
its contents, by u fire which originated
in the restaurant in the basement.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, SS,OO0. The
people who were asleep in the hotel
when the fire broke out were compelled
10 rush out into the freezing air clad
only in what clothes they could hastily
pick up. Several Of them made narrow
escapes.