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The sun., 1892-12-26

H- Kicked His Mother, stabbed Ill. sister
mud h nOckrd NIs BrOthrr Sen--Ie.-

Ypunz Pat G!lroy u 2p1 Unicn street. WI.
liamsburgh went on Zig Christmas Eve
spree He got home about o'clock yesterLaJ :
morning and ordered his mother who i 80
years Old. to get out Of led and 60 for som .
more beer for him. HI, mother told him 70 60
10 bed. anu he struck her N the face ami
dragged her ont OF bed ty tn, hair His
brother James tried TO help his mother. Pat
Knocked him seuseless with billet ~ wood
Then Pat renewed his attack on tho old
woman and kicked her in the side. When ,h,
tired tc get up he broke her left arm with d
chair. Her daughter. RI! en-. tried 10 qUiet Pat
and he picked NJ a knife and iabhsl 1t into
her arm and cut her head. Sergeant kie.an Of
the Bedford avenue police station heard the
row. and went 10 the house. Mrs Giroy aud
her daughter We're lying On the floor near 4
window. aud James iii.roy Wa, groaninx in a
corner The walls and ceiling we're spatt.reI
with blooG.anU the lamp chimney wa broken
Pat tackled the Sergeant with a POKER. Int
was quickly .uhdued An ambulance was
raliei. and the woman and James had their
injuries dressed. Mr.. iiiigoy'- condition was
pronounced serious: She rofusei to 20 u the
hospital aud was left at her home Pa. was
taken 10 the station house and held 10y assault
The sun., 1892-12-26
RETOLU UTIONTSTS IN MEXICO.
They Put to Flight a small Force OF Soldiers
-Dnshes Over the BORDER.

NuEro LAREDO. Mex. Dec 4J.-It Is definitely
known tina. there Is at least one band Of revo-
lutionists. numbering about 200. on Meni-
can soil. A despatch was received here late
last night from Guerrero. in the State Of Ia
maulipas. saying tn at detachment Of Mexican
soldiers. stationed fve miles from Csmargo.
were attacked Yesterday morning by the
revolutionists. The soldiers were 50 greatly
outIumbered that they attem pted no defence.
but rstreated to Camargo. where the renal nder
OF their troop was stationed. Tho revolution .
lists kept up con slant fire on the Government
soldiers. but have not yet attacked Camargo.
IL is reported that several soldiers wore
wounded. Reanforcemsnts have been or
dersd to Camargo. and bloody battle will
occur unless tho revoutionists again seek
refuge on United States soil.
MONTEREY. Mexico. Dec. 25.-Gen. Bernardo
Reyes commander Of this military zone. has
written letter to President Diaz recommend
ing that tho Mexican Government make an
arrangement with the United States for the
reciprocal pursuit OF the border revolutionists )
over the International boundary line; Gen:
Reyes and other high military authorities OF
this country say that II such an arIangem ent
effscrually overcome. tnder the existing la W
the outlaws. when holly pursued by tho
troops OF one country escape capture by cross
Ing hs river Thss nsy by ere ,ba sac
thorities OF that side. when they are chased
across the river again. This game ~ hide aud
seek has been going on along tho iowsr 40
GrapIe border for the past seventeen months,
think II time to adopt son!s new measure Tor
stopping the troublesome raids.
The sun., 1892-12-26
JDIEDO IN D.iHk \E<S.
Electric Light Iin~m~R Strike and at Wires
~ Fast m- R-pair- are Made.

TOLEDO. o., Dee. @1.-A strike has been 10.
rnrrd of all the electric iu@meU IN the em p!oy
.. the Toledo Electric Light. Western Electric
Light and Power. 1osdo E!ertri" RaiIway. and
Consolidated Street Railway companies. Al
though the strike was not ordered nn'll 3
clock this morning ttI- men went ont Ia II
evening. They gave no warn!R.. aNG the
"ity was UNAWARE ~ tronbi- until the lightI all
over tho city Went o.t and the street "ars
stopDed.
Tho lnenen held a meeting which iaS'ei
the compnni-, granted IN Increase ~ ten l.r
cent. In wages. The companies hat! men ont
repairing the GUS in tho wires whi'h "tU-ei
last nigllts S dar ness. tarS Were running to-
night. but When the / ghts were turne! 90 the
cutting began aga n. The ciry ~ st!ii dark.
AMI tho strikers are cutting faster 'naA To-
!airs can be made.
The sun., 1892-12-26
HOG FAMINE IN CHIClGO.
five Thousand Men Discharged Because the
Pork Crop L. short.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2J.-Ths packing house bust
ness has reached a dulness not parallel ed for
many years. Five Thousand men have been
DISCHARGED. and the plants 0! the dig packers
have been working at less than halt their ca
pacity since Dec. l. This unusual state OF af-
fairs 10 brought about by the unusual short
age In hog receipts. Unless the supply Is
speedily increased further reductions In the
operatlug forces will Ue IL ais necessary.
statistics for November show shortage in
hog receipts Of $4,000 as compared with
November. 1881. Chicago for the same period
this year packed 10000 against l.4IuUUD
last year. Leading packers admit that there
does not seem 10 Ue any immediate relief.
siuce the shortage is daily becoming greater.
Some ot them go 50 far as TO assert that no
relief can como Until next springs crop oi
hogs - ularhrted.
-ualv at this time of the year the packing
houses are fnpn!ns al their mn caraci'y. hut
now tho remarkable scarcity OF hogs. and the
big prices a>k-,i Tor the stock in the market.
make the packing work decidedly costly.
The shortage IL ascrlDed u various causes.
Robert Strahorn says:
Heavy sprInz rains have played prom.
,NIn W.athlr kilIsi OF the spriHI crop oi Dig. that
would be marketable now.
Then the low DrIees Of the product ea,iy n
tse sriTs ,n.S hars as ap DO nsI
the holidays. they futtened them on corn early
and sent them 10 the mar ket. There is. and
demand from kurop. for picked meats which
takes all tine receipts. leaving little for pack srs
TO put IN their own cellars.
Another h,2 packer said that wbilo prices
for hogs had advanced to almost double tha.
OF 4 year ago. prices for provisions have OF
kent pace with the, advance in hogs. conss-
Gne f5r the packers. 40 change for he better
Is antcratei for several months.
The sun., 1892-12-26
Kan Away to Get Married.

CHICAGO. De-: 2J.-Feeling that her fathers
opposition 10 her marriage with Fred X. Pull
clisr was unalterabe. Miss BeAtrics Chsmpln
ran away 10 Portage. Wis. on Thursday night
and was married by rural larson. Miss
Champlin's father is George Champlin. one Of
the heaviest operators on the Board of Trade.
Her husband Is also Board OF Trade man.
and member Of the Calumet and Washington
Park Clubs. Most Of their friends did not
know that they have even been engaged. Both
are rrom in ent In society. Miss Champlln left
her nome ostensiby to spend the night with
her sister. bnt met her lover instead. When
She returned the next DAY her parents knew
nothing of Ter marriage. Fuiclfer Is eonsid-
cred u very wealthy man. ana was wldower
with Uni'l years oid. MISS lhampIih Is
n years old and lulcifer Jh
The sun., 1892-12-26
THE kiRl ITON DEAD.
4 Wave or Mortality STRIKES the Animals -
the Seural Park Zoo.

The baby lion which Alice. the lioness at the
Central Park menagerie. gave birth to on FRI
day piEht died last evening. As Is generally tho
case with animals born in captivity. the cub
proved t, t- II sichlv infant. The greatest
danger that threatened it, successful rearing
was the mother herself. who has heretofore
dealt suIuniarily with hsr offspring. Alice.
however. seemed to take kindly to the latest
arrival. and it was hoped that the cub would
live to tecoms au attractive part % the men.
agerie.
Yesterday morning ke-L-r McGuInness no
'iced that the I'M. one Was a!Iin2. About \
o'clock las: night. "a Mctiuinness was making
the round " the animal houses. he noticed
that the cub lay very still between Aliee's
paws. An hour later the cub had not changed
it, position. and upon u closer examination.
the keeper became cow need that II WAS dead.
Another death occurred at the menageris
last night. Owe ottheeixht large coons whic
We're liberated by the statue painters few
weeks ago. and we're afterwari found huddlsd
together in the top OF q tree. WAS found dead
in the bottom Of the coon cage by Keeper Nc
Guinness late last nght.
The old Gland. confined in the cam el house.
Is slowly dying OF old age. Yesterday it was
uuab, to get M. and il. Heath Ia hourly sx.
p..cted BLACK bear. two lonkeys. and the
animals named above have diedi at he IN en-
ager.e during the past week
The sun., 1892-12-26
LEFT IAN BY THE BINDOW.
Three ST. Louis Criminal. Get Out aud Two
Get ANa,

Sr. 1urts. Dec. ga daring jail delivery
occurred here at . o'clock this morning. The
Third district police station was tho scene u
tho escape. Three notorious criminals. Ed.
ward MprIhy. Edward O'Connell. and James
Morrissey. alias Candy Ally. got away.
Murphy fell and broke his right log !ust above
the ankle. and was recaptuted. lie Is now in
the City Hospi al. Capt. joyce Ia inclined 10
censure Turnkey Thomas Hennessey.
Atthe time OF the escaue Sergeant King. po-
liceman Henry koops. TURNKEY Hsnnessey.
one or Two othor policemen. aud couple Of
citizens were in the office. The telephone
operator. Joe Bnrne. was in the wagon house
admitting the wagon which was return NJ
with load. Sergeant kiug was making out
several bonds ard Hennessey was getting the
names OF several prisoners he had Iust received.
suddenly King heard q crash Of breaking
sergeant rushed back. \ rush Of cold air drew
bis attention to the window next TO cell No, X
The top sash was open. and one pane Ot glass
In the lower sash was broken 1t was pitch
dark and the sergeant could lust make ont
two men rum inr through the allev Ming r,ir-
sued and tired several shots, The men. how.
ever. had too good a start. nni distanced
the Sergeant. who rctraced his stops
Just outside the window he came across
Murphy. who was lying on the ground xroan.
phy closely and said: What. the matter.
Murphy" The PROSTATE criminal replied
I've hroken my right leg - - It. and
The patrol wagon was called and Murphy
was sent I" the disyen sary. where his hroEen
the city Hospital as prisoner. He refuse. to-
say word.
The sun., 1892-12-26
THE PIvENENT HGMPED ITSELF
And Contrivrd 10 Block Trnmc Over the
Madison Avenue Bridge.

Traffic has been interrupted across the
Madison avenue bridge over the Harlem
since Saturday evening. The approaches are
sixty feet long. They are paved with wooden
blocks 41JxT inches, covered and cemented
with pitch. and resting on two layers OK
two-incn plank. A party oi workmen On
the Mott Haven side OF the bridge were
surprised on Saturday afternoon 70 OBJ
serve that this pavement. was rising
in humps They went and stood on K, and it
continued to rise slowly, but surely. At =
o'clock Saturday night there was one hump
five feet high and another three feet high
with smaller ones here AMI there. Street car
tracks were 50 pulled out Of shape that the
ears couldn't run across. and passengers had
TO traverse the bridge on foot.
Tho bridge is swing brtugc aud at % CLOCK
yesterday morning 1t was swung to let tug
through. During the time OF the opening the
pavement. by humping itself with strict atten-
tion to business. rontrived to swell ont so that
the bridge couldn't he turned back TO within
SIX feet Of complete closure. The six feet OF
space left open at ench end OF the bridge was
fenced In. Passengers on foot have been al
lowed to cross the bridge. but since o'clock
yesterday no vehicles have been allowed to
cross. As about loo vehicles N hour 60 over
on the average. this is serious imped ent
to traffic To-day steps will be taken to re.
duce the refractory pavement . subsection.
In tho three years since this pavement was
laid 1t has never befor" evinced any such per-
nicious activity. Experts think that the pitch
that soaking aud swelling ot the wooden
blocks account for the upheaval. Or inayh.
the frost did it. A good deal ot humping coald
be produced Uy a small eXpan-lon sldewlse.
The sun., 1892-12-26
TOO MrCH PONDER ~ THE !ocK
BanL koLb-r- Make u Big Noise nnd MsA~
Haste to Escape.

New HAVEN. Dec. 9I.-An attempt wgs made
to break into the vaults OF the Naugatuck Ma.
tIona Eank. in NauGatuck. early this morn
ing. The bank is in the central portion OF the
village and is hanSeI by stores. About 3 20
o'clock people living in the vicinity CT tho
bank We're awakened by an explosion On
LOOKING out o, their Windows the people -aw
severa! T:en come out Of the Gaus and run in
various directions The banks officers live
1t was found that tie robbers had entered
the building from the rear aud lli.. drill ed
through the steel outside doors Of the vault.
1 hi- did not prova much OF obstacle for
twist drills. The lock was shattered ny
the quantity Of powder used. bur Ueyond this
and the loss Of revolver. which was taken
from tho outer onre. the tank suffers no loss.
on The floor in front Of the vault was a bag
containing. assortment OF burglar tools
putty, ani bower The rnli'e OF Waterbury
are WORKING on the ease. There ara NJ clues
however.
The sun., 1892-12-26

,r. pr MEXICO. MeJ. Dec. 24.-One ot the
n .-, IliuaUll colonization concessions, ever
= .rn BY tho Mexican Government has Just
Icon ,rautsi 10 Rafael Dorautes, a capita. II
20, .u.. rlty. The Government agreed TO sell 10
N- araateS HOO.Orp acres V!ri IA agricultural
Ian. 81. tho states Of Tabasco and hiapas at
~ cents yer acre. THIS price IS to b. paid in
ry- ,.ar!y ms a meu's IN paper of the recog-
r.1tI public d"bt. com nmencinx on May ]. 1898.
IT, .rantec is ~ -ett. the land with colOnis's :
a. ~. rate VI at east two families 70 avery
IU.u acres. each setti"r tp have tw-nty- tys
Irr,s ,aded to him. The titles 10 the land " II
h., I-.lrd to Mr. DoraIte- as b. pays for and
D.. ..r 5r- the successive lots Failure 10 com /.
H.. wt'h auy Uf the st!pulatlons Of tho contract
'nr,N tsit- forfeiture. together with the guar
,..,..t lt.DO-l II,
The sun., 1892-12-26
4 BlEGLiR INSIEiD orS4STt ,Iars.
The Ioung.t-r Of iir Household .AIurM~d
The kamllA .Im.t In lilmr.

HRIpSEpoRT Dec. -. Fairy this morning a
masked burglar entered tn, residence Of Al.
bert Turney on the Fairfield road. on the out.
skirts OF the city, The family had all retired
and were asleep. with the exception OF a littlo
grandson Of Mr.. Turney who was wide awake
watching for Santa Claus. The Little fellow
heard noise OF soMs person coming up sta irs
and tho next moment n man stood near hi
bedside. BY tho dim light the boy SAW IL was
n man with mask covering the upper pl RI
~ hi. Iare. This was not his idea II santa
claus. and in hls aaga! he rr!sd out loudly for
m. cries alarmed The house. The burglar
was bswiidcr-d. and uufnre he could escape
from rho room the inmates OF the house Were
stIrrinY In hi, Efforts 10 mud the stairs tho
burglar stumbled axatnat Mr. Iurney in the
drrs 4 struggle followed. tut tie intruder
broke away anu e. ayed.
The sun., 1892-12-26
la Memory OF W. II. Hustled.

IT, Rev, Chauncey Il. Brewster. rector o!
t..a.s Protestant Episcopal Church. on HEX,
.-es,. BrooElyn. ohieiated Yesterday at the
..truns Cf n nav memorial window. which
70 ust been erected in the church by Mrs.
NJ A. Hu-'e1 widow OF the late ". II. Hustled.
,,r,aerlY = y.stryinan and for many years an
a 'Nc member u the PARISH. The widow Is
sermon on the Mount" after Heinrich Hon.
alun famous -ra!nting. The Figures oi
nri,t aud SIS, John. Andrew. aci Peter are
-h0wn in lie size. tie iigure ot the saviour oc.
.,pyipg he centre light. with ST. John on the
sht and Sts. Peter and Andrew on rho loft.
Below the ugLrc, is the memorial inscription.
The sun., 1892-12-26

Al Insane Wo.ana Cries from u Pew that
She is Going to Marry st. Peter.

Shc - oOtnx u marty 81.
For two or three Sundays past u poorly
dressed woman has been disturbing the ser.
vices In st. Thomas's Church. Fifth avenue
aud Fiity-fourth street. by walking up and
down the main aisle, refusing to 60 into II pew.
and som etimes crying out in an insane man
ner. She has been elected from the church
twice. and week ago was warned tnat IL she
came around again and disturbed the congre-
cation she would be arrested.
Sexton WhttorL. who adm mouisled the
woman. called on CAPT. Reilly OF the Wess
Fifty-frst street station on saturday. aui
asked to have policeman detailed to see that
the woman didn't break the peace Yesterday
Policeman Dickey was sent to the church yes
terlay morning and while the CONGREGATION
were Hing into the church. the sexton poi
out the woman 70 him. she seemed to bs
peaceabl. enough. and the officer decided
that he had no right y arrest her until she
had done something The woman took seat
in back pew. shortly after ne Christmas
service opened. she arose and leEan shouting
m going to marry It. Peter. st. Peter
loves ME and -
4 heavy haad on her shouti-r Interrupted
her. and she was soon ont Of the church amt
on her way to the station hous" IN the CUSTODY =
Of Dickey. At the station the woman save her
name as Christina Sper!e. said she was -
years old. and lived az Ing First ay-nue.
Later in the morning she was arraigneI IN the
torkNille Police Court aGi com mmitteL for eA-
animation "a to her sanity
The sun., 1892-12-26
Hard Work saved the Driftiux Harry.

vfSEyARp HAvES. Dec. % steamer
Berks. Capt. Swase from PhIadelphia for
Nswburyport. win barge /, lmwood In COW,
encountered a violent west northwest gallo Oh
Friday night last. About o'clock. when OF
Sow and Pigs Ledge. the barge went adFift
She set her sails. which were soon nearly al.
blown away but she succeeded IN entcrine
Vineyard Sound under q torn foresall. ana
came to anchor OF Tarpanln Cove early yes.
terday morning. she rode out the gale Yes
she was towed here by steamer Berks. pro-
cured another anchor. and will proceed Can't
Swasey OF the Berks, an old experienced sh p,
master. says it was through hard wora ani
courage that the barge was saved.
The sun., 1892-12-26
SUDDEN DEATH Of H. n. IIURENIE
STRICKEN with ApOpiexy ut the Morning
service In Tnimag~'s Tah- -ruae!e.


A few IT. inutes before the beginning OF the
Christmas morning services in tie Brooklyn
Tabernacle AMI while the big cungregation
was being seated. a nidile-ag-d mau dropped
back in his pew in the body OF the church and
slipped to the floor. lie was ureouacIoms
when the ushers picked him up. He was car
red TO the trustees room and placed on a
lounge. and Or. Harrls-: shepard o. 't3
Clinton aveSus. = iJarrI- a cor ~egetist,.
who had followed the nshera, at 'pcs pre-
nounced him dead; and said that death eyt.
IDENTIFY had res ulttd from apoplexN.
The man had come 70 the church alone. but
one OF his friends In tn. congregation ident-
fed him "a James H. Lawrence. aged 80. q
lu: Clifton. place. d.. was a mason and
builder. and was well known in the central
part Of the city. His family Were notified. ant
before the close Of the services the Uody hal
been removed to his residence. Dr.. TaImase
was not notified Of the incident unt.l the clD-s
OF the services and very few were aware that
death had occurred in the Tabernacle. the
supposit!on Icing that the man had Simply
faintel.
Mr.. Lawrence was n regular attendant az III .
Tabernacle. tut was not member OF the
congregation. He leaves widow and Several
children.
The sun., 1892-12-26
Ordered to R-instate Uuloa strikers.

NNcoN. Ca. Dec. 21.-Judgs Emory Speer ot
the United States Court rendered a decision
yesterday in the Of tho striking telegraph
rrs on the Central Railroad against the re-
re.vcr. Judge Speer said that tho fact that a
man was a member of n labor organization
was no reason for his discharge. On the mo-
ton OF the strikers asking the court to relu-
state them in their positions Judge speer de-
nidel in their, favor SO far as to order the
receiver to replace all the men. except where
their places had been filed. Judge Speer said
that there has been inconsiderate action On
both sides.
The sun., 1892-12-26

EncHEsrER. Dec 25.-Arthur Hatch. clerk
in the employ OF Nathan Barrowc|oush. a
State street druggist. was discharged by his
EN- ployer on Christmas eve under peculiar cir
cumstancss. Fairly yesterday morning Mr.
Hatch's vile gave birth to a girl baby Mr.
Match fingered a. the house longer than
usual. and consequently lie was arc in
reporting at the store. He explained 70 MI
hart-hearted Individual would not accent the
birth Of the baby as an excuse. and discharged
The sun., 1892-12-26
Ran Into Her -np With T-rr,ac Force.

The ferry boat Tauw0od ran into her .liv az
the foot Of Liberty street at l4:l1 this morn
ing with terri.I" force, lrlvan ~ the northwest
gale that -praug NJ Iust about that time.
Ihe force Of the blow was sucl as u drive n
the bridge and tnruY up the paving stones
from their places in West street.
The sun., 1892-12-26
Ten DAYS for Hugginx y Girl.

Late on saturday night young woman told
Policeman Bowden that a man who was stand
ing at l2+th street and Second avenue had
tried to hug her. The man was roo drunk TO
attsmlt to get away. Bowden arrested him.
and Justice WelGe sent the accused to the
Island for ten dava yesterday. The prisoner
is Patrick Connolly. "A years old. of2.4l1 First
avenue.
The sun., 1892-12-26
Set Fire to "a Train with IA BuIirt

FAYETTEVILLE. ARK. Dec 21-As a fr-ight
train on the Frisco Railway Wa, passing Green-
land. flag sta IN hyr niles south n here.
last night IA man rrGd into tho passin. ears.
pl0led il. This wrecked the train. and y'"-n
cars were burned. About 800 feet o' track
WIS IeStrnNn cd
The sun., 1892-12-26

..T.NG'VE Torfti,r rrN a,NO'r
Par N.E ta..aWI o'"IS "nal sEGT, br.-s to higs
northwest nd.. i "y'I ssv- A0D4ay n'4Gi AMI
tuesday H. r-u.nE
To- sI..a I-- !',rA .'f' P,s"PJr rinr .'i See J.-
,> g~n-rp rtr, tyh if'S ,rimi ri! ty Ho..
day nvbt O g,'i,Jy moT''.I
Tor tie ui.trc, Of rSEInsla. DssTlr.. MaryA1i
ana N.Tg.u. gsnerAur fair; n yh northwest wir--;
C I'D wave MONDAY Digat 1e FHesdaymornny
For western r.nnsy!vsRiA aud wssisrn New Na-s,
far except NOW Gurr,e. on the axes: brisk ana "a
Io.thws,t Inis; cu!I wave
Tue pressure fell rapidly during tine forenoon shi
middle Of The day sandsy over all tue d,rcEs east
or he .spp! River aud IA the Southwest IL Do
gan to :apiily IN The arsTnoon with inerss~
iux nor'hvesteE SinGs and Eapiiy fAiilnz empsra'
tur. over TIE axe regions. ceGra vasgs anf the
-o4'hwr,' An .&tensSs area OF Vsr' gn nre..urs -
moving rapidly soIthssE~ard from 'he DaEoa and
MN prppsoy cover the Eastern stas' the r-u'r,. "a
-y. tre orrr N-,ss-ppi valley. AMI T-tas f"Flss
MUnta II glt. Vth very .os tsmperaturss
The sun., 1892-12-26
r.n on a Bridge aud Broke 81. Neck.

TROY. Dec %. -Ia.les Finlerton, SON Of
Robert Pinkerton. the boiler manufacturer,
was found dead on ths !cs under tho Delaware
and Hudson Railroad bridge TINS morning.
lie had fallen over the railing VI tho structure
aud broken his meek lie was unmarried.
The sun., 1892-12-26

DR.. Henry {. McGoneGal. the aged physicisn
who WAS sent TO Sing sing prison a month ago
for msnsiaughter in causing the death OF
Annie Goodwin. the pretty cigarette girl. IL
said " be dylng .! pneumonia.
The sun., 1892-12-26

And every other district is impregnated with
the eygLisIt" olor from the most deIIgijt!u'
cigarette ever int ."dUrat into the metropolis.
The are raiied the "AdMital' itr.
The sun., 1892-12-26

TuSD,. Dec. - heavy snow-torm struck
the Mohswk Valley late this afternoon. The
Indications, are that there viii bn slrignng to-
morrow.
The sun., 1892-12-26

HARRISBURG. Dec. 25.-MaIor-Gen. snowden'
division commander OF the National Guard.
has submitted his annual report to the Ad!n-
tant-General. Most OF 1t is devoted to the
Homestead affair. He reyiows the situation
from start to hnish ana praises Tho guard
highly
The sun., 1892-12-26

,alNwAGf Ont. Dec. 25.-An earthquake
Ia sting 70 ~ SECONDS. occurred here at b:3!
IN I, mvrhing Il was very severe 1t hrst-
The sun., 1892-12-26

Psrtsct raadLed four tracks rns elegant ser.
quick time and ''raGd Central station All 81 tue
New YORK CsRtraL--sE.
The sun., 1892-12-26

ras. tb. SogrArr.t-ru Limited 10 Cincinnati Ant -
LOUIS via Sew Yor. central superb sgulpm"nt ana
-afH.
The sun., 1892-12-26

S,r.n, T.sul.s move the bowslA Rspans IssuIsss
E-r % ltFi'c.-lt
The sun., 1892-12-26
ICABlE NEWSFROM GERMANY
,rr>rs ~ rfRTs UJTCHED WITH
tEEir aNNIETr IN BERLIN.

-r,py Briirxe- the Peace OF Europe De-
,.ud- Upon stable Government In
rr,,c~-Caprivi Making Deals to Secure
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