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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
4 TyO-TONG CED RHlNOCEROS.

THE LIoNEss ~ THE CENTRAL PARK MENAG'
ERIE GIVES BIRTH TO CUE.
JENNY the lone,s In tie Central Park Menagerle
cave birth r, a Young one on Friday night. Tom
Douac,uc the night watchman. walked through the
lion house about D. m, discovered the nltie
stranger and Mt once telephoned for superintendent
smith Nj smith went to the house rs quchly as pos
slbc, and sent out for the keepers TON" M'uinness
md "Bnyp snyder. II was feared that Jenny
would eat up her last child, as She had Done her
twins which were born eighteen months ago.
.JeILys has. however. learned more Of the world.
In the pen next to her have been three yonng Hon
whel2s which In their quiet, cOnine language nave
no doubt convinced her that the life OF the cub In
confinement Is not bad after all The juicy somaii
and the full-boodcd Mandingo have been forgotten
and they told her probably that they were contnted
with their daily ration Of borse meat, for which they
are not obliged 10 forage. The argument seems 70
have been convincing pr there Is not a more loving
and carctaldng mother than Jenny today
The uttle cub, about rs big rs three months
old Newfoundland pup sometimes dares to leave the
corner which his royal mother has appointed as q
nursery. When he does he i promptly taken by
the nape Of his neck and put back into his cradle or
corner. and the mother moves around. evidently
proud OF lcr little one Jack" the father. who
I've, In the adjoining cage. Is evidently alive to the
fact that there has been nddltDn 10 the family.
IIc peers through the bars nj his infant son ana
,crnp,s wli,bers with his wife. Learning that all
T. right he ,Quats down solennly on rs launches
Hicks hls Jaws but uttrre never roar. lie is afraid
Of awnllns the baby
smiles" the female rhlnoceros. Is two.tongued
animal Sol dy. 10 seems ever dreamed OF suoh a
r'aug until Blly" snyder. her keeper discovered the
fact Tha, such Is the case. However there Is no
doubt The Tribune reporter induced her. WIN
presents OF peanuts and bread. 10 open her mouth
There was re lower tongue visible to All. ana BACK
In the month. ovorhangng the business tongue
was second one. thick and evidently USED W 'he
animal In getting tie food down the throat. Tor II
coud he seen working FOR that purpose. As " smiles
.,s uy,a for nineteen years. ut least she has no
cause Of complaint. Perhaps It Is well that sniIed'
under the circumstances. has been forced to be an
old maid The idea 81 possible Mr. smaes "ho
could have been rated nj by twofongHed VIE II
too horrible a. contemplate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
TIE DOCKING OF THE CRUISER yEU-YORx

Ph ladephia Dec 24.-Chares II. Cmmp returned
here to-day from Washington. whittier he had to
consult with secretary Tracy regarding the docking
Of TIE cruiser Ncw-YOrk and the progress Of work
on the war vessels now beus completed al the Cranps
yard here The drydock at tae League Island Navy
Yard has been repaired ana December 20 was agreed
upon as the day for tAe docking OF the cruiser there
After her lotion las been thoroughly overh"uled
preparations COR her trial trip VIII be pushed forward
with all possible rapidly The ties, OF this latest id
dillon 70 the Navy vii be made early in TIE spring.
The course has not yet been selected.
Mr. Cramp said today IL speaking Of the cruiser
Iowa ana NE bsteshlp Bro)hyn. and tie dispatches
from Washington stating that tae secretary II the
Navy had expressed a desire 10 award the contract
for building one Of these ships 70 The Union Iron
Works o. san Francisco. said 81 am not Worrying
for I am sure the contracts for both ships VIII he
given oar firm. according 20 law ana neht Ihclc
Las been 10 delay In awarf'ng contracts. II has
been tie inVariabl. custom 10 all Id, be:a tie
law oifcer Of tlc Navy Department who 'nveau-aies
them and the result Of MS lab0rs Is placed before
the SECRETARY TINS gencm'iy requires Two "echs''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
PLIyS FOR A GREAT CANAL.
TO JotN LAKES ERIE AND ONTARIO AND THE ST.
LAWRENCE. LAKE CIIAMPLA,N AND
THE HUDSON.

TO rorN LAKES ERIE AND ONTARIO AND THE ST.
LAWRENCE. LAKE CHAMPLA:N AND
THE HUDSON.
X,,ra-o ralls Y y Dec. 81 ispedal.-An I'M
ror,sut proiect was made public TO-DAY by the alpEea
ZION 10 the CAuadian Government at ottawa by queen
Counsel A. Ferguson for the incorporation OF 'he III
ternaiona Navigation Company. Win the pr!VHee,
Of constructing twenty-two-i0Dt canal u Cy'"t''
Laie Eric and Lake Ontario. ard thence 10 ioin 'he
s. Lawrence River With Lake Champla!n and Che lake
with the Hudson River The lcchs are to be OF
twenty -two.toot draugh fifty feet vide ana ioO le|'
long That section Of the canal between Lakes h''o
ard ontario Wi, he about twonyour miles ionG' anu
II Is intended to have only four locks IN TINS ds'"'o
These Will Lave an eehty-fo)t 1T each The next
lock will be IN the 81 Lawrence, az Cornwall Oht'
with forty eightf,ot lift. one arm viii branch here
n Lake Champlain descending into it with lock OF
nfy.foot III canal VIII be cut Though TO the
Hudson from Lake Champ'air with one lcck Of eighty
FIVE foot lift. This will bring the company TO tide
water
At Cornwall. ont. an arm will descend TO MONTREAL
with one lock- at Lake St. Louis Of eiShty-two foot
lit and one OF iortylvc feet at Montreal llarbor.
Vessels are TO pass from Lake Erie to Lake OntaHo
in four hours thus shortening the time which IL
takes by the Wclland Canal by ncnry day. Be
tween Lake Erie AID Montreal will be seven LOCKS
and 1853 miles of navigation, OF whcl forty-hvc miles
will be- by canal. Between Lake Erie and Ncw-fo
will le the same nuuiDer Of oc's and 700 miles OF
navigation. Of which 115 miles will be by canal.
The time from Lake Eric to New York Will bc sixty
hours. while to Montreal from Lake Eric viii DO
tlhrty.two hours. The time between Ncw-iorK
and Montreal viii be thirty eight hours. Of course
the striking feature OF the scheme IS the immense
mt ~ locks Nothing Of such startling nature
has b.fOr" been attempted. IL Is estimated
that the eighty five foot lit from Lake Charplaln 10
the Hudson River viii be three and one-half times
greater than ANYTHING Of the kind heretofore con.
stiucici. Is designed e construct the locks OF
steel and To work the ftS with compressed nir ana
Who Is behind the scheme T. not definitely known,
but Chaunc,y y. Duton. Of lusbure. faS heen IN
ottawa all week promoting the undertaking ana
looking after Is interests. similar bid VIII prob
adv 10 introduced IN the STATE Legislature to &C.
nulrc the privilege, OF constructing the canal from
Lake Champlaln 10 the Hudson River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

Highland Falls, " y. Dec. "a CsreciaD.-Iudge
Barrard presiding justice Of the general term Of the
Supreme Court, has handed down decision removing
+. c. Carpenter. justice Of the peace Of Highland
FL Is, for mslfeasance in Ohce. The evidence showed
that Carpenter assisted prize fights, presided at
dog fights and during the summer months protected
a squad Of thmbc-rlggers' and three card monte
PLAYERS who came from New York the Sunday
excursion boats 1t WIS proved that he used lis
ofcial position 70? the protection Of gamblers Of all
kinds lie will be tried in February upon two
Indictments found against him by the Grand Jury
Carpenter is a Democrat and proposes 10 run again
In February on the Democratic ticket for justice Of
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
FAILURE or JESTfCE ~ BUFFALO.
ELECTION roGUEs PROTECTED EY THE GRAND
JTKY

ELECTION rOGUCs PROTECTED DY THE GRAND
JURY.
Buffalo Dec. II t-pcciaD.-it was thought when
The Democratic election steal WIS headed oi that cor
rIp,lon had been crushed I'm EufalO. but thew was
startling proof 70 the contrary 10 day vixen the
Grand Jury ~ tie Cpart Of sessions reported that
they Ian found 10 bill against judge Darrn-cr ana
Edward : Duny. Two mcn against vhom there was
the strongest evidence 90 manipulating the election
returns In favor o. Democratic candidates for District
Attorney and Superintendent % Education. soon
alter tue Grand Jury WAS drawn Durrlnser Who Is
Justice Of he Pn,c out In tie ioad-h)n'o
district Of Che,ajowaga. Was found IA The snean's
onico carefully -ertnInrg th' n,t. ana since then
hc has bcsc-cd the door # Ae Grand jury room. III,
presence there becoming public scandI nnd the
subject II comment In all the newspapers Of Buffalo
Lurrin.or had a powerful pull with Tie men who
ac.c un the jury. but ,tin their ropo. was surprise
Inc surprise WAS TUNED lnip \ boxing indignation
when il made known today that W. W. Dean had
made an affidavit ~ vmrn he stated that ono oi the
n.ou,cr- 81 The lur. Hugh Dusgan had said TO him
during "A rec,s, Of that honorable BODY that II they
arrc NOT s0lm. 'o arre,, any Reyulsl nns he vuUld
be- bauhrd u i.y mould arrest aay Democrats, mat
th. defendant. DINt wa.rf case the Jury W'r" con
..lr-ins was 4i u.lt and would not b." indicted.
iou have got ticm al pacAcd, have you " sild
Dean.
lou tct We have rc.p1niei Jugman Duesan.
II seems tho evidence against Dufy was - strong
that a majority 90 the lor'm~n Ind not dared -
cy0nerifc Dlm and they voted 10 indiot HIN After
l..saNs toUNcl.a ALTON VITA Dean thtlr Cuurle" vas
simulated ard th"y v,tod 20 reconsider the indlct
fcnt ana re;ur.ct report ~ Do l!ll. The cases WIN
be- submitted 10 another grand Jury at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
4 READING COLLIERY on FIRE.
TWO MN OVERCOME nY GAs-sIXTEEN ROLLERS
LOST IN A CAVEIN.

TWO MN OVERCOME nY GAs-sIXTEEN ROLLERS
LOST IN A CAvEIN.
Pottsvilc. Penn. Dec. o4.-Fire was discovered IN
the Reading Company's West Mahanoy C'y collerS
at 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon since which time
II has been raging frously In the decayed un'oc's
taking a course toward the main part OF the mihe
In spite OF the endcavors Of hundred or more men
using several lines of hose IT has reached the BUCK
Mountain vein, which worked several years ago
through this drift.
As soon rs the fire was discovered prompt means
we,e tuken 10 sibdue /, before II reached the inner
workings \ number Of miners entered the driit 10
fight the flames. They had gone in considerable
distance when Fire-bo,s Wichcy and Henry Dem
stael n miner were overcome by The gas and dropped
over All the others were more or less affected but
hev managed to drag the two men about forty YARDS
toward the mouth OF the drift, where they received
assistance from the outside Both men are IN
serious condition. When water was first thrown on
the flames from the nc OF hose operated by swlhsoh
fltrincLam an explosion occurred. which hurried mul
severa! yards down the drift, badly burning ana
njuriIg him.
IT / o'clock this morning a terrible crash was
beard ard that part OF the drift directly hehea'h
the bollcrhousc cavcd in carrying eight sets OF boilers
sixteen In ALL into the breach. The fire is now being
fought from thc slope and the officials hope that'
hy cutting o this par, Of the mine from all dFaught
shd using plenty OF water IL can be got under con
The nrcmcn who have charge Of the boilers say
that they had noticed for some time The presence
q, fire somewhere but could not locate IT, ana th.re-
fore DID not inform me o.ela5' S1h H co"v is
ono Of tho lar e,t coal producers H.! the Maii%HoE
VALLEY. It's present capacity IL about 3oO tons u"E,
and il furnishes employment 10 over COO men ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
prEpLE-FACED IND DESPEGA TIE.
Kissing REBELLION IN Ills SOUL. nut TIE
PROSPECT TLOOMi.

rIeING REBELLION IN Ills SOUL, hut TIE
PROSPECT GLOOMY.
s,c vas = stout woman. m black dress trimmed with
documentary lcc arI Il she had n0 teen burened Win
the responsibility Of purpeficed and eulcSs husband
TIE would have been deccat sort OF Wlhs "'c' az
They climbed board nold"ay car d'rhs inc ho''''
lrrt o, the hottest day last weeH
She carried large advertisement ian ard kept IL moving
but her purple faced spouse Jusy win Nasc thas
Jeff no such word ian" IN his Vocabulary
A, length however the li,,ic man 'oed inside the car
and found seat white the big va.Se formed barrleade
over which the IA ssengcrs fell IN AMI out u che car
rock after block passed. and at length the s'ou'
woman began to show symptoms Of uncaslness
"Janos." she SAID percmpcri!y
"lIcv - cane from behind tho nrr'cade
"Aro Won sure you know the wayf'
.Ccrtaln,y" rcjoncd the lttlc man.
..You don't You good for blessed thing but to
cane around and sWallcr."
ASK the conductor" suggested the useless husoaha
| mildly. 8,
81 don't want no free advice from nickel sraooer,"
=. s,,nncd "Wo'u cit or the car right here. You
give me that erip-sack and foler."
rh, stout woman thrust advertisement an into her
husbands hands grabbed up Tho Nase ana oouheei o."
"Uow far (, (. 70 the Fall River bOa.r' he whispered
furr.cdly 20 the conductor
.'About ten blocks"
-! though, So
''Whv dldit yuN Get OH u''"F'' '"'''
"necausc I'm con' 70 break mat womahs grit II
kctch three its and sunstroke'
,w 2, want % p suggested the conductor sympa'
hou,aily. as he reached up for the strap.
..wont 10, She docs. conductor" added the HNle
ran catnes,y whispering up the steps as the car began 70
move "pm desperate nan. bought cowhde 'hs
morning. and tonight I'm eo.ns TO oeat that woman
within an inch Of" ~
"J,mcs" came shrily from the sidewalk. James ala
mot Iinccr lie hastily Joined his wife on he curo ana
. rho ear ratified out Of sight the purpctaecd and de''
per,tc owner OF cowhde was 50 busy with the FANNY
rrlpsnck that &c seemed ~ though the evening P''
ormancc might possibly be crowded out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
THE PALMER SPRINGER FACTION on TOP.

Chicago Dec. - Sp"call-Ihe hsht t''"c'" '''
Pamrr-Springer faction On the one sGe ana ''' .'o'
rls.n-Cablc on the oih,r which has been wagci 50
h,t.,,v for a month has resulted I'm complete
,lctorv for Palmer ana Springer and fully established
their supremacy I'm the Illinois democracy. Cairo =
Joan-on Tie Morri on Cable candidate. has Withdraw"
from III. contest for the Sponsorship Of The llhols
Uous, and there seems to be no opposition now on
the Democratic side 10 the re-c'"'lph Of ''Sto" Il
Crafts for the place. Mr.. Johnson 'hhonh''u n''
withdrawal last evening In Il note addressed to the
Democratic newspapers
Mr. johnson had a long conference In the afternoon
with Congressman rormr1, rithlan ana Cable lh'y
dlscusc ed the situation, went over the list OF me
Representatives and found that there was no chance
70 muster majority % the Democratic mcmNcrs or 10
get ttosc who have been pledged 20 Crafts 20 leave
lin Mr. Jchnson then decided 20 give mp thc
orht and went over 10 Mr. Craftss Office. wh"r" n"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
JUDGMENT AGAINST The OREGON Pacific

Judge Lawrence In the SUPP court upon u"
report Of james j. Meals has given lU'- "' "-'. .
me Oregon Pacific Railroad Company i'r 9.-'-' -
in favor Of ! Harsen Puidv. Jacob II. llalt'l "'d
lanes NJ IIalstcd a. cAccaor5 Of th' VIII 81 JACOB
Ualsted The aCiipn was brought 70 recover H'"'
due for loans made 10 tie railroad coi'P'P d.
Uasted Tor Which he received TIE prlia'- Dry A"''"
Of the company. and also Grs. morsaer l'"o' u NE
road as collateral security fpr the payment "i rye
money WHEN the money became d"r on ne "'.''
II was no; paid and III" bonds we've ''I'-'"" ".-'
- -, Ioo, aud Truet COMPANY ccr,iicatc
~ Anprsli being given for them. D" or api'n
wlliam IL nlckes reicrce to oGn ,' ,sc sc +,
az dep)slt and ont OF tl.e proceeds u ''' ""'o ~
nav the amour. of the judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
r,cI,rIvG THE INpIANh TAX LAW.

indianapolis. Dec. - tspccian-The PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company Is seeking 70 enJon Edward Beck
man. Treasurer OF Allen Comfy AL Other county
Treasurers from the collection Of taNes under the re"
tax law. Judge Woods, Of TIE FEDERAL Count To-Day
made n, order based upon ~ agreement entered ito
bv the parties 70 the salt that N lew ar, made
ard the company sees fl 70 execute delivery bplas.
tie bonds Shall Accomc effective and enforceable only
upon the determination Il tho action. and that Ia case
he INJUNCTION asked for shall lie fully granted the
order snail operate cancellation II tn bonds
In case the Injunction l. not granted the company
shall perform the stipulation II the bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
KAy.A. Way ELECT 4 EErrnLIcAN SENATOR.

Topeka. De. - l,p"ciah.-Jamcs wilson. Repre-
,rntatv,--c,i lrum Meade County, ran ipr the Legs
,,tvrr a., am independent candidate. AVID WIS elected
by a combination Of ropni,t. Dem orais and lhl'-
pcndcnt EcpuaAc,n.. lie ha, been counted rs a
poprl.i lie said day. however. that b" hal al
ways been Republican. arid that he would vote win
tie Republican, In organizing the House. 1t" Tic
clnrd that he had 40 sympathy With ANY II The VIA
and lsdical legislation tlrt Lad been proposed
and TINT ne wnud lend no cncoura cement = any oi
,l. evolutionary plans n the Pnpu 8 - E'ln con
tr,l ~ Tho Uou,. 10 i asserted by the Republicans
that Mr. wilson viii vote for the Republican cani1dae
for United state, senator. VITA him Tie Ecpuoll-
cans lack bat fur Of majority Of the combined force
Of tho Populss and Democrats and there is reason
10 believe that he necessary recruits VIII De iouh
LEI re- ih. tim. for c,c.ung United state, senator
arrive, Republicans are more confident thAil ever
+. day that they will name successor 10 senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
FOE 4 UNION OF TWO CHICAGO UNIVERSITIES

Chicago Dec. "a (speciaD.-The efforts being made
by President Harper Of the University OF Chicago 10
effect conbnauon Of his ins,ituton and Lake Forest
University crysiazed into special meeting of the
trustees u Lake Forest University at the sherman
Hou.e Yesterday afternoon The meeting was called to
discuss the plans Of consolidation offered by Presi-
dent Harper In written proposition TO the trustees
of Lake Forest Unrcrsy The plan Is understood 70
be that in exchange for placing the new lerkcs
telescope lin Lake Forest, that university shall be
come an Undergraduate department OF Chicago Uni
versy Neither Institution Is 10 lose its Identity.
Each conducted practically at present eaci
having its own Board OF Trustees. The members OF
the faculty Of each to become members OF The
faculty OF the other. Definite action was postponed to
\ future meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
ARGUMENT N TIE BUsH-LoUNsDERRY CONTEST

Kingston. y. Y. Dec 24-The matter OF the BUSH
ounsberry Assembly contest before Judge Parker
m chambers this morning Before the opening OF the
court there va, served upon III, parties witnesses
and fudge an order signed By Justice Landon oil the
Supreme Court. ordering Judge Parker ana george
H. Rush TO Show cause on December 81 al Albany.
,,hv an alternative writ Of prohibition should not be
le,,l.d demanding them 20 de.is and refrain from any
further proceedings and examination In tie contest.
The witnesses. Bush and his attorneys are Forbidden
TO prosecute the contest until the determination OF the
oppltcatiyn FOR wiit Of prohibition Judge Parker
af,cr argument decided set aside the s2v so far az
I, concerned tho parties. and Lizard argument on the
nj ,-Fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

Then. after they're taken, instead OF dis.
mrbing and shocking tho system, they act
IN a mild. easy, and natural way. There's
no chance FOR any reaction aftcrward. Their
helm lasts. Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches, and oil
arrangements Of tho liver, stomach, and
bowels arc promptly relieved and perman'
entity cured.
They're put up in glass walls, which keeps
them alwnys fresh and reliable, unlike the
ordinary pills in wooden or pasteooard
boxes.
And they're tho cheapest pills you can buy
for they're On,drdntosd to give satisfaction,
or your money Is returned. You pay only
~ th~ oood you get.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
4 REYlsKIg1E MIPiGE * IyDllyl

Whiting. Ird.. Dee 24.-Dnc Of the most remarkable
m.iares ever noted in this region Was s"cl IA the
Sout legn SKY last night. snOfd o. fire seemed 80
hang almo,t over the town. The night wa, cloudy
md the Slow Ayins ana the appaftion caused
the utmost alarm among people mcG'd 10 be super
.utous Al times II reached from the horizon alni0
10 the zenith and at others roceicl un'l it seemed
10 be IA comet about 30 degrees above tic horizon The
U.ht from Il burning gas well 100 - 80 mile, distant.
reflected from stratum of air on al intensely cold
night Caused the wonderful effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
Silver and Cutlery.
I'D floor, Main Bulld,ps,

IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE OFFER LINE on
CARVING SETS. DINNER KNIVES. FRUIT KNIVES
ALL OF GUARANTEED QUALITY. WITH STERLING
PEARL, AND IVORY HANDLES, MARKED AT THE
PRICE OF ORDINARY GOODS.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE or CANDELABRA.
kEiN DISHES. FRUIT BOWLS, SALAD AND NUT
BOWLS. GARD TRAYS, AND EVERYTHING I'm
SILVER PERTAINING TO THE FURNISHING OF A
NEW lEAKS TABLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
CIRCLE FRAYCAISE DE EHARMONTE DINNER

CERCLE FRANCHISE De EHARMONE DINNER
Among others. NJ. Patenotre. the new French .'''
bassador 10 the United states mas peeh N'>''' ~
meet the French coiony resident III 'h's o'N ~ ''
annual dinner Of the large French society. the Cerce
Franchise de rIIarmone at >tcrry's. on january l.
rhe feast will be held at o'clock In the large "hi'e
md gold hall which Will be handsomely ana appro.
pria,ely decorated In honor o! the guests eNpec'ea
70 attend while Max schwab's orchestra viii supply
rausc during the dinner. The annual ball OF tue
society will be held In Madison square ua'"e" y"
February u. This evening VIII be made meh'o'"oie
=, o., ,,rodvc,on ~ many novelties The dinner
~, ve,r ~ T. wlAsperrd Will be one OF the finest
~ Inc season The lls OF oasts Il long and French
men and Americans VIII vie WIN encn other III sM
rsssng the cordial relations always existing between
their countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

Scranton. Penn Dec. o4.--1hrcc fatal accidents
were recorded upon railroads near here during the
noon hour today. the victims being Louis Decker
struck at a crossing over w..ich he driving In
pfttston: Thomas Thigh, an ontario and Western
brakeman, Killed at Mayneld by slipping nom box
car and falling upon the rails. the cars passing ove
him. and a boy named Leo Kelly struck by Della
ware and Hudson train at Greenildge and Killed
outright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

ucs Mo!nrs Dec. - Specnl.-Ihrce great
questions are discussed IN Republican cylcs In this
state NJ the pr.scnt time One l. the problem Of
r. "a, lion the sr0nd + who will De the next can
tidatc for Governor and ta' third. the most Important
~ all l. who VIII be- thc sac ossor OF James r.
wilson H. tho United >'1.o senate. senator wilson
On a letter published some lime ago announced that
he would not Doe a candidate for reelection. Ills
health has bon failing f3r -onc time, and b" VIII
end hls public career with his present term d. the
-euai. which cNrl.c, March. .. I-35. The announce
mont ~ % be- would bot De- cagdliatc brought into
The fed 4 large uumacr ~ ,andidatr' AmJns them
ar, jane - Garrison. John !. >toac ". /. Hep
burn rIyln II t,.-cr cAf'uNrlinr Gear, Congress
man George H. PrtAlus lgd 4. h. lulnmlNi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
p,prn tn ,verT IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Dec. 24.-Rap'd transit over INC
s,-oo.s q. ,Ms city suffered setback to-day IN the
ehape Of special Injunction granted BY Jadse I'M
letter at the request Of Markets. propefV''"h'f''
restraining the Quaker CITY Elevated Ra'iF''d tom
many from building It's road. 1t IS de'iHe1 'lF u''
ro,nn,nv which Is working on capital furnished by
v.r,rriIrc protrcrs and Others ia New York hda NJ
r,rlt 10 occupy the streets under existing l1w'.