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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10

AS a leap year pointer for eligible young
ladies, Mrs. Gov. Flower of New York
throws this out: ''But will say this much
for Gov. Hill, he kept the kitchen range in
good order.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10

Two "messiahs" have appeared in Mexico
among the Indians, and the indications are
that trouble will be created by them. With
Cara on one hand and parcel Of fanatical
Indians on the other, Mexico will be kept
busy for some time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10

The authorities tell us that Guy de Mau
PEASANTS first name IS pronounced "Gwee,
and Mr.. lola says insanity is hereditary in
the family.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10

Recently the newspapers all over the
country have been teeming with articles
demanding additional safeguards on the
railroads; now it appears to DE about time
for them to turn their attention to the
mines, and see if something cannot be done
TO lessen the danger of disasters in these
death holes. The dispatches, published In
the MORNING News yesterday, giving de-
tails of the fearful accident in the Usage
mines at Krebs, |. T., furnishes an unaDswer-
able argument against the present system
of mining. 1t is evident that proper pre-
cautions were not taken at the Usage mine,
or there could have been no explosion Of
fire damp. Appliances for removing all
of this dangerous gas have been perfected,
and it was somebody's business to see that
the gas was removed-that exercise of duty
would have saved hundred lives. A law
to protect miners by throwing around them
all possible safeguards is sadly needed and
when it is had it should be stringently en-
forced
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10

If there is character in advertising the
enterprising Postmaster General must he a
bold-faced man.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10
Not All In the South.

The republican newspapers have been
trying for years to make 1t appear that
there is more lawlessness in the south than
in any other section of the country. One
republican paper of New York said the
other day that as long as such lawlessness
as that of the Sims gang of Alabama was
possible in the south, the southern states
would not get great deal Of immigration.
The republican press has an object in
magnifying every crime of violence in the
south and calling special attention to every
instance Of lawlessness. 1t wants to CON-
vince the northern people that the dominant
sentiment In the south neither tolerates
freedom Of political opinion nor respects
political rights. To crimes. therefore,
which have no connection with politics, it
gives a political ooloring. If it were
honest in dealing with lawlessness in the
south it would give very different impress
sion of the condition of affairs In the
southern states.
A few days ago the Philadelphia Press,
the leading republican paper of Pennsyl-
vania, mentioned that hfty-eight MUIR
ders were committed in Allegheny
county in that state last year and said
that the record is a startling ono. It GER
tatnly is startling one. There isn't
county in any southern state that has such
a record, notwithstanding that many coun-
ties have very large populations OF ignorant
and vicious blacks II fifty-eight muir
ders had been committed In auy
county in the south last year the republican
papers would be- filled with comments on
southern lawlessaess. And they would
make no allowances for the low moral and
intellectual condition of the blacks, by
whom the majority Of the crimes of violence
in the south are committed. But the years
record Of lfty-eight murders in one Penn
syIvania county commands little attention
from them.
1t is better for a state to be afflicted by
such men as compose the Sims gang than by
such an army of murderers as appear to
have an abiding place in Allegheny county.
IL is worthy of notice, however, that the
Sims gang do not find Alabama a healthy
state for them. Several of them have been
killed and Others are being hunted as If
they were Wild beasts. Is anything being
done to hunt down the murdersrs in Alle-
ghenY countyl
immigrants are as safe in the south as ia
Pennsylvania or any other northern state,
and they are as certain of finding pleasant
and peaceful homes. II the northern press
gave as much attention to lawIessness in the
north as in the south there would be no ex-
cuse for saying the south must suppress
lawlessness before exposing immigrai ion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
CITY AND SUBURBAN RAILWAY
AND
COAST LINE RAILROAD CO.

The 500 p. m. train leaves from Second ave-
nue. and Whitaker street depot All other trains
leave from Bolton street depot for Bonaventure,
Thunderbolt. and Isle OF Hope, Montgomery,
and Beaulieu, city time.
For Bonsyenture and Thunderbolt-9:00, 1000,
HOO a. m. 300, $780, 400, 500, 500 and $50 p.
m.
For Isle Of Hope-1O;O0. 11:OO a. M, $500,
$50 p. m.
For Montgomery-lo:00 a. M, 300 p. m.
Returning, leave Montgomery $50 a. m,
1850, 5:10p.m.
Returning. leave Isle of Hope 800 a. m. 1910.
1890, $40 p. m.
Returning. leave Thunderbolt $50, 1000 q. m.
1880. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50. $50, 600, $500 m.
Arrive In Savannah $40. 1920 g. NJ, 1880,
$40, $50, $3.50. 1850. $50, $40, $50 p. IN.
SECOND avenue and Whitaker street depot.
Trains for city leave Bonaventure cemetery
dve minutes after leaving Thunderbolt
G. w ALLEY. Supt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
y 2n,mnp.ner aonInI

- Sm nnGpner soologi-
tden @arten bat man jiin9it wieoerum
intereiiante @sriude anseitelt iiber ben
ginfluB, pelben peridieoene MuIit=
initrumsnte auf einSelne Der iidnoigen
gewobnsr bes 8artens ausiiben. DIAN
tpdblts bic 9iplins. Slote. oas Yitcolo
uno ben idottii9en 9uoeliad oils 9er-
sniiaunss= reip. Wartermertseuse. Die
uwiiienidaitli6e" Gommiiiion beaab
iid Suerit gu bemiunssn Orane=lltana.
glamenS. Sad;. 70 sebiibrte es iib pobt
au6. henn infnl9e ieiner naben Ser.
tpanoti9ait mit oem Serrn Der SdO,
pIung mar er, ipie Reuters Srau 30.
form, eeuib der Rddite basu". Sad
empiina bic GDmmiiIion nit Der Wiiroe
ieiner Stele I'M Sbierreid. borte lid
bic eniien Some Der Wioline anod6tia
an, alein balo bertrob er li1 nit al.
len 4nseiben Der 6urbt in ben Sinter.
9runo uno midelie feline Sede um lia
= bis iiber bic Obren. Sielei6t aber
aefiel ibm aub nur bas Stiid n;bt -
bas proeralnm 1T bisber niht per6i--
fentli6t :, oenn balo fam er lpieosr
an oas glitter oes GGiias uno lauihte,
Die cine Sana in bic Seite 9etemmt, nit
grobem grnite uno 9eoa1t - ,aenau
TO wie uuier 9apeameilier bel Der erlien
@siammtprobe- meinte mebr offenders
sig als itmei6slhait Der ausfiibrenhe
Eiinltler. 0ie SflDte Gn0erte nihtS iIr
Isinem Senebmen. Sas 0iceolo iri-
oshen trieb ibn in tuiloe ansit.. Damn
fam Der Subeliad uno nit ibm sum
gritaumn aller 9lnmeienben-,ein 4us.
brud tnlter Seiterteit BON Setten
Sad's. gr iprang auf uno Oh, mari
bic Strobbalme empor uno fin9 iie auf
unb i6oB einen purselbaum nod benz
anoern, Elm 8enebmen, tpakiir ibm
S1ottlanb etpig oantbar iein iollte.
ST es bod nunmebr bspisien. ooB auBer
benz S9ott.n nod Elm @sip0pI auf Die.
fer grbe Yer9nii9sn uno Muiit in
ieinem glational= Snitrumsnt enioeden
fann. Wlan operirte nit Siemlib 9lei-
den grfolgen ipdter an bem muiitdlis
Iden @sbOr zines 96ni9stisers. Die
5one Der Wioline, ipel9e ibn aus iei.
mem 0ormittassidIdfden usdten, ents
lodtsn Miebens aussepadisnem Better
Elm bebasli6es S9nurren. gDie beim
Oran9-lltana mar bic Wirtun9 DER
Slote oieislbs tpie oieieniae Der 0ioline
uno ebenio trieb ben 3iser oas piceoio
sinfad sur Raierei., Gr iprans ssen
Die gDdnos, ge9en oas Sitter, heulte
uno peitidte wiitbtno bic 6lunten nit
isinem S6wanSe. Gen i9oitiiden
Suoeliad probirte on ibm Die Gams
million nod einiger lleberlesuns aasr.
Dines nibt, pieasldt aus HIdliat ouf
bic 8elible beioer partsisu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

bic lid iiber bic stiniiise Gage ibrer
Witmeni6en drsern uno iiber etpai9es
glenb au6 nod bosbafte uno ihaben-
frobe Semertungen MAIDEN, 2esion lit.
gu bieier 2esipn ssboren aud nidi
tpeni9e Der BON Seiiins senannten 3u'
genomuifer. obmobl lie, pie Ibon oben
bemertt, meiit tlus senus iino, ibre
Geoanten fur Ii6 Su bebalten unb oie-
ielben mir in unbewadten Momenten
ourA aelesentli9e malitioie Iusidlle
Derratben.
gSie INNER bsm iei, Weniden, bon
oenen mir nidf gang beitimmt wiiicn.
oaB ibr SoraSi6er aequa mems ooer
8lei9mutb uno Die baraus reiultirenoe
ouperlne &ube wirtli9 ddt lit. linb,
lpenn aud ni9t seraoeSu unbeimli6.
10 bod ni6t Die 2eute, ipelde mir uns
gu .unierem ndberen llmsans aus-
iu6en.
2eiiine tpoats uns ii9erli6 nidt ben
&dtb seben. nur Sisienisen su Greun.
ben au wablen uno nabe3u feblerfreien
Weni6en fern 5u m6ali4en 2alter ba.
ben. niolpeni9 mollte er uns Deran=
lahen, uns Donoen wirtlid 9uten uno
nabe,u ieblerirelen Weniden fern bal.
ten. Wopor er marnen Mil, oas lino ofs
fenbaroie ihon erpdbnteu Seu9ler.
iuel9e lire gosbeit unb Nieoert q bt ul.s
ter Ger Diaste Der 9pnbommle iuno
@leidsiltisteit gu perbersen pilen.
llebrieens beoarf es 9eraoe felner
iebr srOBen @arnuns Dor oieisr Spe'
3ies, 10 lanee es oen Nertebr Der @e=
idledter unter iid ansebt. 0enn in
Der 8eieaidaft bon Wdnnern lit pobl
teiner 10 unbelisbt, als oerieniae. pels
der iid ols ben goody- -goody 3u9eno.
bolo auiipielt uno oaburb ben Inosren
mebr ooer minoer osutlit au perlteben
eibt, baB er ielblt ibre barmloieiten
Ser9niieunaen fir sroBe Safer balt.
limb ,uenn mir redt informirt iinb. 10
srfreuen ii6 inter ben Samen Muiter=
Sausfrauen, bel bsnsn ,io etpas ME
uortommt," aud seraoe teiner belonoe-
rem popularitdt. SIM 8eeentbeil,
man ldBt lie lints liesen, ipenn man
irgeno tann. unb tpenn oies aus iocia=
len &iidli1ten nidt tbunli9 lit, 10 buls
bet man bic Setrefenoen. maAt iie
aber liderlid ni9t su ieinen 9ertrau=
ten.
Was i9lieBli6 ben gertebr Der 8e-
i6le6ter unter einanoer betriiit. 10
brddte Der @erIud elmer itritten Bee
folsuns BON Ceilings 3tueitem &atb:
v9ieb' Elm Mdbden. teinen @nsel", Die
Mdnnerwelt in ein beiloies Dilemma.
Senn betanntlid iino ale Samen Gns
gel; aber 9eiiins iast, mir iollen teine
gnsel liebsn. mas fir einen S9luB
ioaeu mir oaraus sicben?
Sas mir unbepeibt, be3iebun9sweiIe
unbemdbelt ourd's 2eben 9sben iollen9
Ooer oaB ood nidt ale Wtdo6en gnsel
iinb ooer oaB oielsnisen. pel6e sinen
Wann gu lieben besinnen auIbOren.
gnsel su iein? = .. oieie Sidter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

-Ni9t Die, iDnbern bas.
Ser vNiirnberser 9ln,eiser" beridtet
aus 9iiirnbers: an oas bieiise Sta=
tionsperioncl oes Staatsbabnbofes wer-
ben bonn Yublitum oft ionoerbare Sra=
gen aeltellt. Srust oa Gin gnsldnoer
tiir;li6 einsn Stationsoiener in sebrp.
denem Oeutid, NO lid benn Der oeut=
ibe 3aiier befinbe. 9lls ibm sur 9lnt-
mort wuroe: in Berlin oosr in Yots-
BAN, meinte Der Gn9ldnoer: SD mill
nitt miHen Die oeuti9e 3aiier. i'd mill
piHen oas oeuti6e Sailer, mas lit So-
tel.
-S9wer finben. ,Wie,
Jribe. Su bait INNER nod teene Dir
belt ieiunoen?" = .Nee, 9 bdlt rieiis
Ibner, Bis if esne trieee, bic nab mei-
mem .@si9mat is! Weelts 10 eene, bel
Der man Die Sdnoe in Der Saide iieten
lahen uno oO9 nod n bis4en babel
ouieln tann!"
Gin pietdtboIIer Nef fe.
..Sie ibun gar nidts, leben nur
bon Sbren 3inisn9" Sdau'n
S'. Sic batten ieben iolen, tuie meir
Sniel iib ab9earbsitet bat. bis er oaa
@srmoesn suiammsnsebra4t-un oa
rub i'd mid iebt aus!"
= Die 6rauen baben bas
Bette GeodhtniB: Sic erlnnern li6 im'
mer, nod etwas oerseisn gu haben.
Wiander bat ni9ts, ala
feline Gredbeit, uno er madt bod ieir
Slid in Der g8elt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

= M an6e griiBen 10 r ni6t,
neil mir tie ni9t seuau 9enus. ano
9hosre ni9t, neil mir iie Su senau
tennsn.
= Wie gerne tuollten min
osn 6raueu pit oas lsBte Wort lalien,
uenn mir nur wiiBten, weIbss oas
lsBte Wort ulrs!
= Oas milbeite Sbier
ibont isineseleiden; = Der oeutlitlte
Sslueis, OaB Der lRenI4 tein Sbier III.
-gs mare eine 6reuoe su
lsben, wenn Seoer Die Sdlite BON oem
tbltc, mas CT pun Nnoern uerlangt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
arsbtf d.

CbgIeid Die Iraber alseriens beute
niht mebr 5ransoien iiub als Dor etli.
den Sabrsebnten. bequemen ii9 oieiel.
ben bel 8eoarf bod ben ibHen bon bee
europdifden Civilization geboteneu
Silfsmitteln an. 50 idiffeH ii9 jeoes
Sabr Sunoerte bon al9eriideu 9lra.
bern auf einem fransoiiiden 9ampfsr
Jur Yilaerreiie nod Wtetta etn. Der
Sampfer 9ictapia batte ldnes Der alse.
misunderstanding 1200Wobanreoansr
eingenpmmeu, bra9te bieielben nod
Sleooab i'm &otben Weer uno bolte
bieielbea unb 200 Wann mebr nab er.
folstem pil9ergange tpieoer ab. Sie.
les Sabr famen stuei Sterbefdlle an
8oro Dor, mas ousnabmsweiie eunitig
lit. Der cine Der 0eritorbenen bat ii1
unter folsenben llmitdnoen ums 2ebeH
gebra6t: gtma "a Stunben Dor Malta
fam Der Gommanoant 3u iriber Mors
eenitunbe auf Oed, als ibn ein Wuiels
mann I'M rubigitsH SOne pie folst ans
rebet:
wWsiBt bu, elm Wann 1T ins Rssr
sefaaen."
,9lber bu Hii 1srriidt," antport,i
Der @apitdn. iiber Sas pblesma ieines
8eeeniiber eritauHt.
sd bin nidt perriidt, i'd iaee Dir.
baB Elm Wann ins Wieer seiallen lit,
ba, auf Dem 9iutertbeile."
vWie Iangs lit esber2" - 10 mi.
nuten Biz ! Stlrnoe-"
vWarum balt ow es nitt friibsr se.
iust9"
sd perridtete mrim @sbet unb par.
tete, Bis l6es pnflenUet bate. um bid
bon benz Safe 3,r uasterri6ten." SO
lit ni6t mOgli4. mebu.. WuielmanH
su ieiu.
Ils bic 5batia6e bun anbern QaTa,
sieren beitdtist uurbe. lieB Der Gom-
manoant umtebren uno fano oenn aut
na6 elmer 9ierteliiunbe ben grtrunte,
men. oelien Surbam allein aus Dem
Meere berporra9te.. @r puroe an 9orb
se3osen. noielbit ben ar3t nur ieinen
COB fsititellen tonnte. Wlan erfannte
i'm al5 einen Sranteu BON abitoBenber
llmeinlidteit, Der fb in's Weer ae.
Itiirst bate. um einem poreei6riebenen
Babe gu entaeben. Sic muielmdnni-
iden 8ranien eeben ben Sdiffsdrsten
biel su idaffen. So entidlob lid elm
araber nod einisen SGsen unidslidsr
2eibidmersen infol9e' oer Sitten iener
6reunbe. enolid benz Grat in Mnipru1
,u nehmen.
sd babe ieit einieen Saesn asib-
fdmerSen. ia9te CT gum Sottor, ,uno
i'd leioe ibredli6."
Ser @rst fiiblt ibm' ben 9uls uno
berlanet. feline 3unse sn ieben.
sd babe Dir 9eiast. baB i'd Sbmer-
yen i'm 2eibe babe uno. nibt on Der
3unee."
.9as madt nidts; ssise mir beins
3unse."
,Niemals. anttportete Der ftarr,
lopfise Wuielmann .id babe Sdmsr-
zen i'm. Geibe uno nidt an Der 3unge ;
h iperoe Dir meinen' 2eib seieen,
aber niemals meine 3uuge. benn oies
1T unniiB. neil iiemir nitt wsb' thut.~
llnb Der Grante'ilt INNER nod iiber-
,eust. baB er wobl sebanoelt babe. iueil
Der 9lrSt i'm aebeilt bobe. obue feline
3unee gu ieben. limbo eira es Die
sanSe &eiie iiber nit 3piidenfdllen
iort. Sabei baben uber bic glrabsr
zine &ieieaseoulo,, oenu lie lahen lid
aeoulois 70 eng mie Serinse in oas
S9iif einpaden..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

Sunss Grdfin, frh6er GliB aiforia
Ban Gsnhelaer: r9lber, lieber Graf.
ertllrs mir bod. tpesbalb ON eisentlid
ieoesmal. lpsnn ib Dir @elo sebe, Den
@rm in bic Sobe redit uno oann einen
trampibaften Bud madf?"
8rai: .Meins Sheuerite. san3 elm.
fab besbalb, neil id mir oas bon Der
3eit ber aneewobnt babe, als id mob
9ieroebabnihaiiner auf Der SritteH
Mpenue in Nem Oort mari"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
SeutSHIanofabrt.
r.s.buaalatter BON searao mi.s.

3mif6en ben Gnbern.
gu ben pdonien uno &oien ROTH,
Die auf ben Siiden laeen.
Dab ib meinen ipeiben StrauB
Bon WaBliebden setrasen.
Geio, ibr glumen, bic Greunbesbanl
Wtir 5ur 6abrt geseben.
Gin Symbol BON meiner Irt
uno Don meinem Streben!
3wiiden purpurner Reien pradt
uno ueridwenoriidem prangen
Sebt ii6 euer beidsioenes WeiB
gDie ein hebres 8erlansen.
2aBt ben gnbern oas bunte 3leib,
gSertb nur liest i'm Gern.
Stol3er iino iene. oo6 ibr allein
8rasst oas SiloniB Der Sterne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
III
6 S6iffs9eielff6 q t.

SdiffsseieHfdaft.
@as seiiern iremo uno talt ii9 mab,
&udt beut' iib trauli9 naber.
W|an frast ii6 bies, man frast fi9
bls,
DIR piro uno slus' gum Spdber.
9ln Sed bon 9otett'rie unS Gift
Sie Samen prpmsnlren,
Snoeb i'm &audialon bei'm, @6iIt
Sie Serren ii4 amiiiiren-
Sod balb 9eieat fid grt pt Dirt;
Wtan ldwayt, UNI nibts sp Senten,
llno llBt. perein;elt uno 9epaart,
Sid Sect uno Yorter idehten.
Sn aaen Spraden Ieis unb laut
Meltplatte 3eoen eauteln,
Gin Sober ldBt iid. meerumblaut,
Sn's iiiBe Ii9tstbun idautsln.
Rur @osen rings. 2ein 2anb, feiu
3iel.
9ein Yriifen uno tein Meien.
Sas Seben miro Elm tGnbelno Spiel -
Uno morsen lit alles perseiien -
Cine BON 9ielen.
Sic mar nod jung. 9lus ibren ausen
brad
3upeilen Elm pitantes Ginoerlahen.
@enn riihreno lie pom GrnIt oes Sc.
bens ipra6
tlnb bann ban 6unbsrt anoern toller
Saden.
Oft faro Iie Bel mir ipdt nod in Der
Na6t,
@snn Iid Die 9lnoern itumm suriidge.
So9en,
limb rpie elm @lotenton ourh Sturm
uno Sdladt
Rlang lire Stimme burh oen Sraus
Der BOgen.
Sic idien nod gut. Gin leidtes Srdu.
men mics
Sen Neg ibr nod empor su solo'nen
Sternen.
8om @efen fam fe uno sins nod
Yaris.
llm bort oes Yiniels 6ibrune su er-
lernen.
Hod jung uno gut, unb bod 10 gang
alleiu -
llno mad Yaris nit oieiem Weltper=
trauen -
Mir mars, als idb' i9 elm osrlorsnes
Sein
aus oieien bellen &inberausen
i9auen. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

- W oerne Innonee. Ro.
mqntiib 9clegeues @ilobao. tlimati-
i4er auitturort. iopliide Yldb9en.
auf 500 Saoesdite our9i9nittlid ssbn
VerlobunQen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Gine nette 9e8eaS.

Srember: ,Ma, tpollen NAL Ieben,
mas beute in oem pertludten 9ieit los
ilt.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE senate was not in session on The
18th ..In the house Chaplain Mil
burn invoked Divine consolation for
Queen Victoria and family. and prayed
that the example of Cardinal Manning
might arouse all men 10 higher Chris
tian endeavor. Several bills were in
troduced putting salt lumber. barbci
wire and other staples on the free list
The Holman resolutions were then
again taken up. Mr.. Holman with
drew his motion TO reconsider the vote
ordering the previous question The
resolutions Were then put separately
and carried. and Mr.. Holman made the
usual motion to reconsider the vote
and TO lay that motion on the table
Adopted.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
seven days ended on the 18th number.
for the United States. Isl. and for Cam
ada 43. or total Of $50; as compared
with AS the previous week For the
corresponding week Of last year the
figures were AL. representing 80 fall
urcs in the United states, and 81 in the
Dominion Of Canada
| Ink injunction which Martin A.
| Frank. of New York. obtained in his
action against the Edison Electric
Light CO and the Edison General
4 Electrical CO.. restraining the Edison
| Electric Light CO. from declaring a
| dividend on an Issue Of dcbcnturc
| bonds. has been vacated ~ Judge
Barrett ~ the New York supreme
court
4 ANARCHISTS made IN attack npon the
town Of I;orlos. in Andaiusia. Spain.
on the 18th. aud were only repulscd
after considerable fighting and repeated
cavalry charges Numerous arrests
have been made. The region i greatly
excited Nv the incident. coming rs il
does - soon alter the Xercs incident.
Two young children oil william Allen.
Jr.. Of Millbrook. Mich. were horribly
burned on the night Of the 18th. and
died ia few minutes Their clothing
became saturated with oil from an
overturned lamp and caught fire from
an open stove.
THE Prussianr court swill 20 into
mourning for ten days as mark 81
sympathy for the loss sustained bv the
royal family 81 England in the death
81 the duke Of Clarence and Avondale.
THE agitation among the coal and
iron and other worlsmen Of Fifcshirc.
Scotland, il becoming 80 intense that II
threatens 10 eliminate in strike "a
$4,000 men.
| RAxDoLrH Rooms, the distinguished
American sculptor. died in Rome, on
the 18th. Of pneumonia.
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LONDON. Jan. Is. Cardinal IienryEs.
ward Manning died yesterday morning
His condition had been hopeless N,
many hours. and IL was hardly supposed
that he would live through The nIrh.
lie continued. however. to show sign.
Of vitality, and death came VERY
gradually. Early yesterday morning IL
began TO fail rapidly, but hc was abe 70
JOIN devoutly in the prayers Offered a:
his bedside. At 7:eO he became uncou.
scious. and he died at o'clock. lis
death was claim and painless. and ap-
peared like gentle sinking to sleea
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LoSDoS. Jan. Is The larL \.
strength which ALWAYS has clar,c.,a
lied the Duke OF Clarence was ANN.
less attributable 10 the ne, ,ha I,
was a ''seven-months' child" The Il.
cumstances OF the premature b,r,h !.
the late heir apparent was not ren..
ally known. or mt least not per..
ally remembered by the ruhl,.
II Is now recalled that MATT.
the Princess Of Wales was ~.
ing at Frogmerc. about ,h-..
months before the acconchemen, ~.
expected, she twisted her foot IL ,a,-.
ing figure = and fell backward. N.
tanning severe strain. The Birth \.
the late duke followed within ~.
weeks Ills weakness amounting n.
most 10 efT.minacy. which was I'M n.
cGsion 81 many court gibcs In The pre,.
and among gossipers, only served u
draw him closer - his parents afsee.
tons. and the princess. especially, Idol.
lied her eldest son.
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THE court-martial held in New York.
which had been trying Maj. Charles
Throckmorton, Second artillery. United
States army, for issuing fraudulent
vouchers and checks, met in secret SEES
sion on the 18th. A verdict was found
and forwarded to Washington. The
penalty for several Of the specifications
made against the major Is dismissal
from the army.
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Louis CLOVIS BoSArARTE. son Of
che late Prince Lncien Bonapartc, was
charged upon warrant at the west
London police court. on the ieth. with
,onspiring with Mr.. WIN. Alexander
Thomson to defraud Resale Clovis
Bonaparte out Of diamond necklace
md other jewels valued at 100000.
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THE question Of allowing Mexican
troops TO enter United States territory
In pursuit of Cara and his band IS
pending. but the officials OF the state
and war departments refuse to say
what action is likely to be taken in the
matter.
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FURTHER particulars from Columbia,
Mo-. show the loss by the university fire
a. have been greater than at first re-
ported. The geological cabinet, valued
1t $4,000. and containing many rare
specimens. was destroyed. The phys
ical laboratory lost apparatus worth
$4,000. The manual training school es-
capped comparatively unhurt. The mil
itary department lost $1,000. Ample
accommodations for cass-rooms have
been secured, and the work 81 the uni
versity will proceed without further in
corruption.
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ARCHBISHOP IRELAND left St Paul.
MINI. on the l4th. for New York, en-
rout. for Liegc, Belgium, where he
will attend the international Catholic
conference. lie will be abroad four
months and will visit Rome. The arch
bishops visit is also rumored TO be in
connection with the vacant cardinal
ate. and his appointment thereto Is
among the probabilities.
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STATIONS next Sunday against N. !.
lice and existing laws -
: A. Belfast the looms which Az.
ing the linens for The honsehod y 4.
dead prince have Leen stopped ana !.
sPitaifields. where the satin M u, =
wedding a'ess Of Princess Nav MI y
hand, the Looms also stand still NJ Il.
order Of death. 10