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Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
SCHAEFER WINS.

Slosson Defeated 1T Balk-Line Billiards.
Each Has Now Won Seventeen Out oi
Thirty-Four Games.
NEW YORK, Jan. ga large crowd
was in attendance at the Lenox lyceum
Friday night to witness the match at
balk-line billiards between jacob
schaefer and George Slosson. The
stakes were 1000 aside and the battle
was for the balk-line championship.
Pincus Levy, of Philadelphia, was
the referee, and Budd Schofeld was
the marker. The game began at 500.
schaefer winning the lead. 1t was not
ended until after midnight lasting
three hours and forty-four minutes.
Thirty-four innings were played.
Schaefer won by 2Os points, the score
standing: Schaefer, 800; Slosson, 59a.
Schaefer's average, % 1884; Slosson's 8
average, IL S1-S3 Schaefer's best runs,
1855, 1O1; Slossson's best runs, 1l9, 65.
Including Friday nights match
Schaefer and Slosson have met thirty
four times at all kinds of billiards.
According to the record Schaefer has
won seventeen times and Slosson sew.
enteen, though Schaefer claims that
the games won by Slosson at st. Louis
December 5, 1885, and at ST Paul Oc.
tober 10, 1886, were exhibitions only.
The men first met in October, 1873, at
Indianapolis. Here is the summary of
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29

day he grew worse and has since failed
rapidly. although apparently not suf.
fering any pain.
[Joseph p. Bradley was born at Berne, NJ Y,
March n, 1873 His grandfather was one Of tha
heroes Of 1872 The eldest of eleven children
Joseph was early Injured to work, secured large
" his own schooling, and graduated with
honors at Rutgers and won reputs
ton as writer He was admitted to the bar
in 1870, and in 1870 he was appointed to the su.
preme bench, being assigned to the Fifth cir
cult, in the SOUTH where he rendered many i'm
portant decisions. Since then he has been
attached to tho Third circuit As jur
list he won distinction in cases involv.
ing maritime law, constitutional con
struction and patent cases. At the outbreak OF
the civil war he took an active part with voice
and pen in defending the union cause. HI
inclined but little toward politics. In early life
he was wing, later republican. He
accepted . congressional nomination in
1862, but in q district where the opposina
party could not be deposed. In 1868 he headed
the state electoral ticket for Grant He cast the
deciding vote in the electoral commission Of
1877, the report Of which settled the Hayes-Til
den presidential cOntest7
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
A CLOSE CALL.

Terrible Experience Of . Diver st tho
Wsterworks Crib In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga diver named
Scully was employed at the 2-mile
crib to 60 below the surface of
the lake and remove the ice from the
gates through which water is pumped
into the tunnel The suction from
the pumps was so great as to draw him
into the port-hole. A portion of his
suit caught, and prevented him from be.
ing drawn bodily into the tunnel. His
comrades above could not release
him and word of his situation
was telephoned ashore. Immediately
every engine at the various pumping
works was stopped, thus causing the
suction to cease, when Scully was
pulled to the surface after having
renamed in his perilons position for
an hour and half. He was un.
conscious, but was soon restored. He
felt no Dad effect of his struggle with
death save some bruises caused by the
ice crushing him against the top Of the
port-hole.
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
THE OFFICIAL GALL

Tho Democratic National Committee
Announces tho Date and Location ol
the Convention.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The national
committee has issued the following call
for the conventions:
'The national democratic committee, at ,
meeting held this day, in the city of Wash.
ington, D. O., has appointed Tuesday,
the 2lst day Of June, 1892, as the
time, and chosen the city of Chicago az
the place for holding the national democratic
convention. Each state is entitled to repre-
sentation thereon equal to double the numbe,
Of the representation to which it Is entitled in
the next electoral college. and each territory
snd the District Of Columbia shall have
two delegates. AL democratic conservative
citizens OF the United States, Irrespective Of
past political associations and differences, who
can unite with us In the effort for pure, econom.
lcal and constitutional government are cordial,
y invited to join us in sending delegates to the
convention.
CALVIN s. BRIcz, Chairman
"SHoN r. SHEERIN, Secretary"
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
MUST COME TO TERMS.

No Further Parley with Gillian Imme-
diato Reply to Uncle SANS Ultlmatum.
or She Must Take tho Consequences.
SANTIAGO, Jan. 25.-The ultimatuu
OF the United States government has
just been made public here. The terms
are:
Immediate withdrawal of Matta,s
note.
Indemnity and apology.
Failing in this Minister Egan is to
be recalled at once and diplomatic
relations severed.
VALPARA1so, Jan. 25.-The ultimatum
of the government of the United
States that Chilli must immediately
and without reservation withdraw the
offensive note of Senor Malta, ex-
minister of foreign affairs, apologizo
for the assault upon the sailors of the
cruiser Baltimore and pay indemnity
for the injuries inflicted upon Ameri-
can citizens has been handed the
Chilian government by Minister Egan.
This is the reply sent by the United
States to the demand of the Chilian
government for the recall of Mr.. Epap.
The prompt sending of this uitimatum.
instead of an order to Mr.. Egan that he
must return home, has surprised the
Chilian government
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Every prep
aration has been made for sending the
message on the Chilian affair to con-
gress to-day noon. 1t is certain to 90
in at that time unless Chilli makes q
reparation by cable within the few
hours left to her.
1t has been definitely decided that
Minister Egan is not to be recalled.
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
MILL AND FACTORY.

In Austria women are employed a
hod carriers and are paid at the rate Of
Is cents day.
THERE is fish hatchery in Michigan
that has 51,ooo,ooo white fish eggs in
process of incubation.
NEW YORK is sending to Tacoms.
WASH, for lumber to be used in tho
construction Of ferry boat.
A PLANT is to be erected in Phi,adel
phia for the Manufacture Of cellulose,
material to be used for lining for
ships. Cellulose will absorb eight times
it's weight Of water.
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
SENATORS GroRaE and Wa1thall have

| SENATORS GEoRaE and Walthall have
been returned to their places in the
United States senate by the Mississip-
pi legislature and Senator German has
been reelected in Maryland
The republicans Of Louisiana IN
state convention at New Orleans POM
mated full ticket with A. II. Leonard,
Of Caddo, for governor
| JOHN ANDERSON, well-known resi-
dent of Springfield, o., who has seen 20
years, was married to Miss Gertie
! Young. q pretty miss Of 20 years
GEN. JAMES r. HUaUENIN, aged u
years, died in Chicago. He was .
veteran of the Mexican and civil wars.
The Woman's suffrage association in
annual session at Washington elected
the following officers: First honorary
president, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton; second honorary president, Lucy
Stanton; active president, Miss Susan
B. Anthony; vice president at large,
Rev Anna Shaw.
MRS. PETER FLYNN died at Plain
field, N. j., in her eth year. She had
been i'll since last June with some
peculiar stomach trouble. and during
all that time she had not been able to
take mouthful Of food either solid or
liquid
CHRISTOPHER p. CRANcH, the noted
artist and writer, died in Cambridge,
Mass.
Gov. Bo1Es, of Iowa, was inaugurated
for his second term at Des Moines.
CHARLES e. GIBSON, Of Maryland,
was elected United States senator to
serve the unexpired term Give years)
of the late Senator Wilson.
AT meeting in Washington of the
national democratic committee Chicago
was selected as the place for holding
the national convention and June II
fixed as the time.
JOSEPH P. BRADLEY, associate jus.
tice of the United States supreme
court, died in Washington at the age
of 70 years. He was appointed justice
! by President Grant in 1870.
The Maine prohibition state conven-
tion has been called at Bangor, May 4
and s.
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
FOREIGN.

BERLIN's society for the homeless
last year provided shelter for 100, 900
men and 5000 women. :.
| By the collapse of bridge at Tiflis,
Russia, many persons were crushed to
death and<a large number injured. In
! addition large number were drowned
in the river.
The funeral of the duke Of Clarence
and Avondale, late heir apparent to the
throne of England, was held in Lon
don on the Goth.
DURING storm ON the Japansse
coast 100 fishermen were drowned.
MILLS & McDoUGALL's wholesale
woolen house at Montreal was burned.
Loss, $3.50, 900; insurance, 800, 200.
SEvENTY-THREE bodies were recov-
cred from the river at Tiflis, Russia, at
the place where the bridge gave way
under multitude of people who were
in religious procession.
JOHN Couch ADAMS. F. r. s., the
well.known astronomer, died in Lon
don, aged 70 years.
For the first time in four years rain
fell at Durango, Mex.
FIFTY persons were killed or injured
by the falling of church roof during
services at Slobodskoi, Russia.
FRENCH troops in the Soudan had an
engagement with the tribe of Samory
in which the natives were defeated
with loss of several hundred killed.
The French loss was six killed and
thirty wounded.
MARGARET ANN CHAsr1Nas, a widow
80 years of age, killed her two chill
dren, Emily. ~ years old, and Ernest,
aged 8. at Nottingham, Eng, and after
wards cut her own throat No cause
was known.
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
BOTH ARE DEAD.

Tho Suicide Of . Young Lady iu Vireinin
Followed by That of Her Lover.
ROANOKE, Jan. GA shocking traQ.
ely occurred Thursday in Franklin
county. Miss Della Nicholas was en-.
gagged to be married to John T. Pink
hard. the son Of a well-to-do farmer,
but the young lady's parents objected
to the match. Yesterday morning the
young lady procured rope and hung
herself in the woods near her home.
As soon as young P!nkhard was in.
formed uf the death of his sweetheart,
be at once took large dose Of arsenic,
from the effects Of which he soon died
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
AWFUL CRIME Of a MOTHER.
Crassd by Trouble She Kills Her Two
Children aud Herself

Cf136d by TFoubIo Ske KIIlS Hof Two
Children aud Herself.
LONDON, Jan. GA dreadful tragedy
occurred at Nottingham. Mrs. Margar-
ct Castings, milliner, has been over.
whelmed with domestic troubles and
became demented. This morning she
took her two children, one after the
other, in her arms and kissed them
tenderly, and then with hammer beat
In their skulls, killing them both. Tho
wretched mother, spattered with the
brains Of her children, afterward cut
her own throat with razor and ex.
pired BY their side.
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

A MEETING of the national central
committee Of the peoples party will be
held at st. Louis February % for the
purpose Of uniting all reform oxganizs-
tionR
FRANK K1EoER. aged 1o4 years, died
In Cleveland, O. He was . Bohemian
and came to this country forty years
ago
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
DEATH OF JUSTICE BRADLEY.

Close Of the Liss Of the Venerable Jurist
at Washington-sketcb Of HIS Career.
E WASHINGTON, Jan. as.-Joseph r.
Bradley, associate Justice Of the SUI
preme court of the United States, died
on Friday at his residence. Of gem
eral debility. Justice Bradley was in
the roth year Of his age. Justice Brad.
ley had been i'll for several months
from general breakdown. On Mon
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29
LATER NEWS.
chill RETRACTs,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 25.-The
o Olilean government has sent reply to
the ultimatum Of the United States.
The reply is in effect as follows:
Chile agrees to withdraw the often
sive note sent by Senor Malta to all the
Chilean ministers abroad and acknowl-
edges that its issuance was due to an
error Of Judgment. Chile withdraws
its request for the recall of United
States Minister Egan.
In addition to this the Chilean gov
ernment in its answer proposes that
the affair of the attack on the Balti-
more's sailors in Valparaiso be sub
mitted to the arbitration of some neu-
trail nation. If this proposition is not
acceptable to the United States govern
ment, the Chilean government suggests
that the matter be submitted to the de-
cision of the supreme court of the Unit
ed States.
For both the insult and the injury
Chill very wisely. sensibly and honora-
bly, offers full reparation. The insult
ing note she withdraws and disavows.
The affair of October 16 she offers to
leave to the arbitration of a neutral
nation, or to the decision of the su.
preme court. That offer is equivalent
to an acknowledgement that the Chilian
position in respect to the matter
was unsound and could not be sustained
and on the determined facts either
form OF settlement almost Of necessity
must involve decree of indemnity and
reparation for the injury, as Chile, no
doubt, is well aware in making the Of
fer. We can hardly arbitrate as to the
fact that the assault on our sailors was
wanton and injurious. We may under
Chile's offer propose to arbitrate the
terms of settlement, and such propo-
sition we ought to make.
The most distinguished financier in
the United States senate, leading
member Of the senate committee on
foreign relations, to which the presi-
dents message was referred, said to-
night: ''There will be no war with
Chile. Some people will think that
President Harrison's message is likely
to cause hostilities. On the contrary
the message will prevent them, because
it will cripple Chile financially. To
my own knowledge, Chile has for weeks
been vainly trying to float securities in
Europe at satisfactory figures.
The repair ship Ohio left Philadel-
phi the 25th for Boston.
AT Memphis the 25th, Miss Alice
Mitchell murdered Miss Freda Ward BY
cutting her throat with razor. Both
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29

The News Condensed
Important intelligence From All Parts.
CONGRESSIONAL

In the senate on the 18th bills were introduced
70 admit Utah as state; TO amend the constt-
tuition 80 as to elect the president and vice
president Of the United States by direct vote Of
the people; to forbid tho appropriation Of pub
6c money to any societies under sectarian con-
troll. In the house bills were introduced to alb
solutely prohibit tho carrying Of Chinese into
the United States, whether subjects Of the Chi
neSe empire or otherwise; to prohibit the sec
rotary OF the treasury from making deposits Of
United States funds with national or private
banks; granting lands to honorably discharged
soldiers Of the war Of the rebellion; to establish
courts for Indians in the various reservations.
TIE senate passed bills on the l9th to aid
South Dakota to support school Of mines at
Rapid City; appropriating 700 to increase the
accommodations OF the marine hospital at De-
trott; appropriating $4,000 for public building
ct Jacksonville, ILL.,, and 500 000for one at Fergus
Falls, MINI. In the house o bill was passed
fixing the time for holding terms of the circuit
and district courts for the Western district Of
Wisconsin.
The senate passed bills on the Goth for pub
dc buildings at Grand Haven, Mich, $4,000;
Deadwood S. D., $4,000; and Saltwater. Mimi,
elOO,O0.Bills were introduced for the admis.
sion OF New Mexico as state, and to define
options andfutures and impose special taxes
or dealers In the house bills were intro
duced for apublic building ut Ann Arbor, Mich. {;
directing the secretary Of the treasury to call
In at once and cover into the treasury all
moneys deposited. with national banks and
drawing nointerest. and q free wool bill.
MR. STANFORD addressed the senate on the
S1st in advocacy Of the bill introduced by him
On December q to provide the government with
means sufaciept to supply the national want Of
sound circulating medium. Adjourned to the
18th. In the house Mr.. Bland introduced a
bill for the free coinage Of gold and silver and
for the issue Of coin notes. Bills were intro.
duced for public buildings at Sterling and Dix.
on, Ill, and for the purchase Of the Sturgeon
Bay and Lake Michigan ship canal Adjourned
to the 25th.
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29

The repair ship Ohio left Philadel-
phi the 25th for Boston.
AT Memphis the 25th, Miss Alice
Mitchell murdered Miss Freda Ward by
cutting her throat with q razor. Both
were society bellies.
Griggs courier., 1892-01-29

crippled many OF them became so fran
tic that they lost all self.control and
almost invited death by their action.
They would rush to window, cast
their eyes below, and realizing that q
leap was almost certain death retreated
at once into the room and faced the re-
suit desperately.
Early Friday morning ghorls be-
gan their work among the ruins and
no small amount of jewelry and val
uables was pilfered by the thieves.
Detectives arrested man who gave
his name as Russell. They found
him rumaging among the debris and
In his pockets were money and other
valuables which it was thought he
had stolen from the effects of the pa
TENTS
The citizens are strong in their con.
demnation Of the gross negligence of
the management of the institute in the
matter of exit, the building having
only q narrow hall and staircases and
being death-trap The owners will
undoubtedly be censured in the in
vestigation.
There was total insurance of $751;
500 on the surgical institute buildings,
furniture and surgical suppliea The
exact loss cannot be estimated but it
will aggregate at least $40. 600