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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
Some Men Ge, work Ia Jersey city.

The LehiGh Valley Railroad strikers In Jer-
sey city, after being convinced that the terms
OF the compromise did not provide for taking
them back Ia body, Aasteaed to Mr.. Rundlo's
oihce yesterday morning. to Apply for employ
ment There were not many vacancies ex.
cept for brakemen. but Mr.. Rundio took the
names and addresses II all the applicants and
needed. Twenty two Of the old hTakeuen
two engineers. and two hTemen were taken
haek o woIk: others VIII tie taken lack in a
many OF the new men are incompetent None
OF inc competent men will be discharged 10
sun guarding the yards, but the force has
h'en reduced to twenty men aud il is Thought
that they VIII all be Withdrawn By sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

BosToS. Dec. 7.-HowArd ". Ream. the New
York banker" who ordered palatal yacht
from tho Hsrreshofrs Of Bristol. without having
the wherewithal TO carry out his part of the
contract and who is said to be well and not
iayorably known In New York. Chicago and
other large cities. is under arrest In tLis city
charged with larceny from the person In a
house u questionable Tepute last night
I7int If xscbTs wapa t,1inG Ann hun, anu
things ia his possession and the prisoner adj
mlts that he Is the man who negotiated with
the Bristol yacht builders for beautiful and
costly pleasure boat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
For sw,nd,,px Fellow worLm...

ehanc. was held in $1,000 bail yesterday in
the iorkville Police Court for obtaining money
under false pretenees. Thirty complainants
appeared againsthim. They were all mechan-
les, and had invested amounts varying from
50 to Sl5O in an alleged ice-making machine
upon the strength OF KuenZeps glowing ac-
counts OF the profits they would receive. The
police believe that the machine Is a swIndling
dodge, and that kuen2el has obtained fully
Wednesday night at his home, l.il3 Third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

Casper Schooner a German laborer 81
years old. hanged himself yesterday after
noon with bit Of clothes line which he tied
% nail az the top Of his bedroom door. The
body vas discovered by Schoener's wife Who.
with their little girl had gone out shopping
ABOUT two hogIs before. leaving sehVsnsT sp-
pAEsnuy 70 the best Of splrtts, He had been
the ban
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
Mr.. nrdor s,rau- PAY. III. Hst.

WAsHISGToS. Dec. IA dinner was given to-
night at Chamhsrlin's By Mr., lsidor Straus
Of New York as the result Of a wager between
Mr. Ntraus and Congressman Hitch OF New
ork as 10 the vote in the senate on the Silver
lcIeal bill, The guests We're secretary Car
lisIn. cecFttaTy Gresham, COMPTROLLER Eckes
Collector ailbrsth OF New York. Gen. Tracey.
Mr. SpsnceT Of New York Mr.. francis l.
EtetsOn, Mr.. Charles r. Miller OF the Aetg iOrk
Tunes. MT. Fitch, and Mr. Straus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
A FIrsmaa Ovsreom. By smo.,.

Fire was discovered in the cellar under C. p
McSa hes grocery in the Marshall building. In
lordham square, Fordbam at 1 O'Clock YES
teTday afternoon by Policeman Rhodes Of tine
fremont police; The flames spread through
thIee etheT cellars and burned M into the
total damage will be about 5000 The build
ing 6sirnEs TO John \, laskin. Fireman sam
Vel Noous vI - Engine was overcome bY
smoke IN the cellar under the paint store and
Was carried out BY his comrades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
rnRnIst Him Hall Arrc.tsa.

Jim Hall the puGilist. took cab on Wednes-
dAy night and drove around from saloon to
saloon for three hours When the cabman
asked for some OF the puRilist's money Hall
became abusive. 'aud was made prisoner ut
the East Thirty fifth street station. Yesterday
morning he was arTagned in the lOTkyIllo Pos
lice Court, but was allowed to 90, the cabman.
whom he had paid before coming to court, re-
fusing to make a complaint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

CnFsrFR. Ia. Dec 7.-YounG Tom Rodgers.
who murdered his father and ATTEMPTED tDhIl
his mother and slstor On Jan Il last. was s..-
tened by judge Clayton TO-DAY t. twenty ~
wears imurispnmrnt for hi, crime. A. ny" MT
term of court Rodgers wN- convict. If ~ .t'r-
der in the second degree Tor 81 u. : D. .r '." .,
but sentence was deferred H'I. .'- .H iGI
he was found guilty ~ the ut."r"l -''. ~
sentence included twelve FrH's Nc .'' -
oilence AND seven leALs - ~ ~ "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
Police Captain D.ysry ON Duty.

Police Captain DsVery. who Is under indict-
ment for neglect Of duty and who was one d
the Captains transferred by the Police Com
missioEsrs on Tuesday took charge ~ the
First precinct on "Wednesday night although
his leave had not expired. 1t would not be
surprising after the recent shift ~ CAPTAINS n
tha ward mon IN some or all OF the precincts
affected should ho rFmanled to pair, duty
and other LatIolmen apIninLel In thor Ll.ees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

ST. P,vr. MINI. Dee. T. Atnr leIn- out
thirty hours the Jury In tIr a-' -A.i't
Thomas Ilrury came In at On tn.-a. van a
verdict ~ .arceuY IN the fret teSrtH .l'..e
Kelly Wlu sentence fleuTY. Who 10 one I the
leading bank robbers Of the woT4 TO ten
years In tho state prison to day hI"e q
flsuTy's pals, Who aided him ia stealing $3.50
from the Merchants National hans on Aog'
II. are in jail aud will be tried neAt ssskj
William Miller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

AhHERsTBuRG, Ont. Dec The steamers
sltka' Ci;y OF Berlin, Chemung, ElPhick. Au-
roFa, and Consorts, bound Up. have lust
reached here from the leo Jam in Lake Erie.
They have been from fifteen TO twenty hours
making hiteen miles They report the Ice
about eight inches thick, and making fast.
The steamers Saginaw Valley aud Motan.
assist them through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

The special Grand Jury has indicted these
candidate, for failing to Gle sworn state
ment Of thor expenses within ten days AFTER
election: CHARLES Inland. For. candidate fHr
delegate to NE Ionstitutioual torNrni IN =
Hugh sweeney. ditto, ditto, John lm ~.'
ditto. and lillian Klingcnher.. Sor.. rHDii;
cate for tINll Justice. They surreGIeTei
themselves yesterday and gave slVu taxi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
DC E.,,a, % . oslpa.s,. Rs.poa.lslll,,.

Thomas Lyons gripmAn on Broadway calls
car 10. which Jumped the track at Sixteenth
street on Wednesday night was prisoner In
jefferson Market Court yesterday. He VAS ar
rested because MFs. Jennie Francisco Of 374
Broad street Newark. who Was q passenger.
Justice Koch remarked that the grDmsn
should not be held responsible for the actions
OF passengers who we're frightened bY the se-
centrieitiss Of the cable road. and discharged
the prisoner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

fation WIS ,r. ed some time ago,
,n't,r,ba leaGer-.,r e.! orlando ~. Hotter u
I..fty for tl.l ..rg. 80 u raising '-.i for
a., orcction - d r. .Lument To- Peter cooper.
t.ar a bronze statue wei .
ihs most fftn- -oloTIhL .aut a -r VS. --.
Haudrns Ma ath .i.', t ~"
r. - % re- me next spa. % co. u
Sra54r., ...t..l ON the uogtA ID. tr. y
Mot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
werkIaEasa OppO.s The Tarln nm.

AMSTERDAM. N. Y. Dec. THE mass meet
ing held by the working people this afternoon
was the largest OF its kind ever held In Amstsr-
dam. The opera house Was crowded TO the
doors. After speeches, resolutions Were
CONGRESSMAN heheTmeThOEn TO oppose the
Wilson Tariff bill Petitions having several
thousand names on them will also DO present
ed 20 the SenAtoFs and CopgTessmen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
FOur,h-sra.s Postmaster. Appo,.,.s.

WAsHISaToS. Dee. THE total number Of
fourth-elsss Postmasters appointed to-day was
htty-fiye. OF which thirty-two were to Ill va
caneies caused by designations and death.
Among the, appolntments were the following
vice Joseph LAberdee. resigned; William Me.
tune Boylna Centre, vice Alex HiIsOn. re-
Inn ramaVAl - - $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
Wood at Cos. Prloe lor ,he Poor.

The Dock Commissioners have Eiyon PER-
mission 10 Nathaa stTaus to bull hin at the
foot Of West FIFTY second street for tho sale Of
wood al cost Price 10 the POOR during tue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
SINCE THE WAR

RhsumAtism radically cured Ia every cass stncs lg6I
Eith fAnoas Prescription 100 a>A prepared b. l.
IkR ~ lnivefsitg place, Mes fuTL Muscular GoutY.
seatlc. IntlammatoTT, 40 FlsAsgnt - LAks. 7Gas
bottle AANfuEgiaia. Pan phlsl lea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08
me nobhsd lhe Amsrlean Nsw. Company.

Frederick G. Lurchesi who until last Oeto-
Der was agent for the American News Com
paBy in omaha, was arrested here on Wsdnes-
day night In October Lucchesi stole $500 be-
longing 10 tho company and left Omaha with
his wife Ii was believed that he had come
here. and he was traced to 2uS East Ninety
Elth street ne tlSa1sd EJl,ty ~ the Ioin9s
await the arrival Of Teauisiton paperA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

The fast Train between AsE fork aud BosIon IL
the Bay stats Limited EAprssa OF the sboFs Linz
y hlch leavsE either end OF thr route Iu.tu A 81
each wsek day, raRniug through IA ave houTs-aR
average " agoui - i-s a. lgaE-4as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

The President to-day sent to the Senate the
nominations Of hity-six PostmasteFs appointed
curing the recess, including tho POstmastsTs
al chicago topeka, han, aud Hoboken, n J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-08

Public Printer Palmer. through the Secretary
o. the Treasury. M a Communication 10 the
House to-day, estimates thai there will be a
deficiency Of S2luOuO in tho appropriation for
the present fiscal year 500 600 on account OF
pubic printing aut binding. and SlU 900 for
the removal anu storage Of certain material
IRON tho building.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-03-31

rose hA0anls frnzr a&nRsEv IT, zEDE, and
from Tzas 81 JuHaHrE, II euantrs
y bsse ron dn7n5s have 50 spea5 - one
W Eaazfna all FnR maize 81 the Uthsr
"a cu1utrF in3ea wTkb 1aEsEE and
sgersEt gf bl5xzariis- 10 q CURasry n aere.
the riehass frnItaga di Ehe aUzld grows
Re AZ R5lsudHz rasat i75zllrIaace s--lhis
znntrv Is wgil zuFti abe EeziuRs s0E-
s5desstson and tns careful Investigation
~ any nAn mho considers hhnt God
ulacs5 has chil5ran 0p ms earth - en-
5s- tifa rnslssr fhau Eufz-r life There
srs fhree verr pfhctisai fsEtgrEiE # X
ssau0a. fga5 elntaiBEs taeA - the
sa,sE region she tasfp-is not auihc5sDa9T
-agzirsd IL merit consideration TBH
cost pf gaa Hisise CSC hing 10 Fe5i acss3 auH
rail- azi5 ana grlzn3 sgps lisa thA food
TFR
Our TlliHDis irisz3 is mistaken whgn
Be says East ercrsEling tist IS gr5z1
~ thts ssass can l,s Fretueaa u5tb iEa
same ease and the same Ri18nazRes
here: fur zza1apas- wheat ard eora,
sAile EAsF asn be raised u aoatheru
Issaissaaz. ~ not y EG aiapssd 70
tais.Bs1l and climate IS laua and EiOs--
aat ~aat VI shaft There Is aa over
pro5aeaipa Of bot3 these cszesis. vaiEb
SaH never be i5s eAse Wilh rice and
cane. D t5Is p1n5uc6on q tusss is
iir4ital5 10 amaB sraay comparatively.
nHinE 10 cIimaEic a8d oabeT COR
ailaus ana tbsrs Wiz neFer he an
0Esf-sappsy. R5es Il lurgslg Eiapgriel
erery Eesr. ard Sis coaairz pnsy pro-
dsess alout 8us-taath of fhs 4 $50 COS
900 paanas oE sugar e8psuuaa3 l3F it's
g Dl0 900 Of people. Ii Ike manner
AppIss and sune other frnifs can be
raised more probably ct fbs BcEth:
hat Ehaf need zs care ae long ns or
algss lemans. And shs frEiEs Of Japan
aud afner Oriental e8nrtg5eB gr8E in
sBeh lazaEianea- A comparatively
small alaouaf Of money in ndai1soz Il
she appropriation slEssiy Us5e. AMI
thirtg-Hiz 2anfbs aiil see Lake Charlie
? poFt from pbeass vii 90 forEb ship
laden aifh auT pr1dacss 10 hI paris d
fas Nsrld
AZ our friead lraly rameFbs, th
nortberB agriuuisurist vii End 3 heart
aslsaus here and is iiivflsa 70 esD
sad bring gifh bim bis hard-earne
4 dollars And prsctieaa ezpaueupe iagf
Of Hhisl, II jsdieiausiy invested ~
nriag him asrtaia agla large reknEus
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-03-31
TRR FOE


We laa sTSM aa ~
kIr. 5salss r 6sr
znaa 10 liza Roasafze AZ hs
e taEars razaarisa siarlas.
nur aai artaaa1s saes Is 4aAs
fha nppain.s Fes as mEy be
shsgl ha. 81 Hai tria7
= zus 5or TIE asaaas q
enaaeh list ssa pastnasssz
aSiar shs Lesser q me Inv. Ter
raarsstaucsa aiiar aasss and iog khs
aseaaaaaEian 81 shs ratIie i may
Ersaezsig lsa aecsarY E1r Aim = 81
asnn sn1xa shaa q aFiet auaEsraegi1n oi
Eha ~ saraasssBs ana taeEs ere pieats
wis sss aiiiias h d tais tsr 80 saiaEs
~
~ ~ tssss aE aaoaid be e1ur.aoas
a8a aisigsng zaa raan q nsiliazlssa
paasancs tha ur7fes apaaks irara rEaasi-
e8I szpssisnss saznpsseas u sea- a
All elnssss ard raaa zsas the roe aa5
igapzaus a ua = he sci paaariul
MI r1aeaag
8u1seaous HsaaEs gneHt Sac reeEaEts
Fl 8hs ass can ba Increased. a Rsil
AIS ibs asl.rz
lxASe never EaaalBsd u aBetuuEd
u esnsars u tie lEs,sas postmaster
who. g BE- z,aFa iorauai1, rpnl5 prob
abIy inssisuie eulns nauh needed ~
6gsssa. asaann asaazs Er1aariBg shs sii.iisa
% aeEs aafiabla Ioaaifiy and u d
niaae whsga 1aoee room eonld be had
There y nea5s5 Il present nearly b
tfaaaAsnd naese bazsa and drawers apd
IL 91gx rsnsa should be reduced A. sasy
aza nnah tiehar taaD - nozi efbsg
rsies. ed " reducing ire box geais
nne-half. thres Einaas e many eanld ba
reated 81 q ns present ahs csae
EEis - b hoped fhat before long a
ggsalnssnf h1ag vii bsoaustEnEt-
"a ard ans wlll saiEA 81 paohlsns i
regard * ieeatian. canparisBaas. ofc
again. before tha eztirAsis.n af tEr
yaars. aad p0isly bafgsa jan unr.y Est.
M abe fgss aaliyesy syatsm VII hays
been iaasgnratea TThen E1.is i ac-
eanr iaaaa Il VIII put anoiher phase
rpun aza greatly simplify uaaiieEs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-03-31
TRE LasT GENERAL.

or Tussday u fhis uaas PASSED away
fhs last Iuli general q She gorfaaerate
army. q Kifby smith Tie Iass year
has wisneassd abe aeati IF many prom
insnt men, and not tie least of tae
number Is tbe valiant afiesg IN honar
" ahon tbe Gag bangs II bali rnsss
0seF the CpufedeEase Veterans haad-
aaarteEs IL ihis cily we leave i y.
fhe larger papezs and Eblsr pens EEsau
nnEs % chruniese his brave ana heE0ic
asazs his apoilssz lifs and cliagaeier,
epd HE deep regret felt lly ali ulio bod
dear she nsmoriss IF ne lost cause
The obssqaisa WIN take place II
Es@anae, Iaan ais hame taiag
fRfiasg
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-03-31
ANOTHER BAEK R2DE3BEyR EIT
K4&S.as.

Alm1ss he rssaRaetnent 81 iise faEnaus
bank robbery Uhieh Ras exaealea b.
fha DAltau gang iaas fzii At C,sfiasyfIie,
Kaasas, occurred pa Malldsy 81 Cansy.
3 anasII tDvn IL Eansaa. near gba sautls
iias 81 She stale "A she lafier eaaa the
rsbbsrs Eot auaE uhhaEnea Hhiie u
the losmeE m0at Of fhen wsEs killed.
Ro znen ansnaskei aatered shs t,anl
severed fae eraPasyes. three ag iepr y
nursbeg, viii their runs aud tlernali5as
the sssh. which vas qaiekIy iortbaom-
ing h lie exsent of 81 900. whieh ~.
enietiy Plaeed ina sack She TO msa
noantiag swift hoEsss. we're soon out d
sight and VII probably mol ba captured
hnyiug gooa start One 81 lie men
was resoguized as being al ez-Haeiabsi
u ths Dalton gang wlish aaa - nearlg
siped out 1aei fall
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-03-31
POETEasgERS AND POST.
MASTERS.

We Hntiee fhat the postmaster y
Ssnnings j. dsaaFminad A. eayn his
ssiary- ne states th4t ala eaiss I'll y
epan lEsEa z 10 4 -. nHliI aansst e
eass aails - deisyea tba eaisa alIl ~
opan tDr AZ h0ag aitsE lis aEFiTHi af
che naiL Leatsrs zaslstsI sftar sbs
maii aaek i epasa. and before iEaia
STRIVES ~ill IS maIAaa ~ fhs irain
TIE nzlaa a Saaiay nau D ores irou
md ssein ID aise eseaiag
Qnr JeaDfAg ffipasls ahaaA selasHssHs
khe ola sa9. sFFasn Dot gst g1gd
fAing. kaep Il ksap
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-03-31

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wv aaT as naErees izarEass3rna
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-25
THE YOUNG ESTATE.
That Petition for Tho Removal Of a
hOlheT, as Guardian,
BEFORE ruE PROBATE COURT


On September 20 last, I'm the Pro.
bate court, a petition was filed iu refer.
cncU To- the guardianship OF Ernest L.,
Jam,s r. anu Louis G.. Young, minor,
100 which Ernest 1. asked TOT on ac-
counting, aud that the guardian, Mis-.
y. W. Clayton, mother Of the petit
uonoLund formerly sybulla w. Young,
might be- removed from that office.
Mi.appliCatiOn of funds ia charged, iu
addition TO other improper acts.
Alter one or two couuuusnc,s
the matter came up before
Judge Blair this morning, but
again Il has gone oven Mrs Clayton
was represented by Attorney J.. 81.
RlChAtur, Attorney a. v. Taylor wus
there IN tho Interests uf Ernest /.
Young, the eldest " ,nu minor huifo ul
ErntHt Young, deceased, aud Attorney
Walucll Appeared uu urhuIi OF LIuif
4. Young WHO auu inmate of "a PIE
vatu iutu,uiign Tor iu,Ulr.mind,u
youths nj Barre, AlHHsuuhuautts, WhtTu
ne hos been confined Tor some time
hG Waduvlli Ou tue appointment uf
the Probate court, is blsI watching tho
Interests Of James L. Young.
Whuu tue case was called on today
Hon. T.. 5. Richards otjcc.ol ~ the
appearance Of Ait. A. v. Taylor IN the
capacity VI attorney Tor Ernest L., on
tue gfOuod that the latter hsu nov 40.
tanned bis majority, settled accounts
with his mother and given her 10.
CuiIt iu fun. AlHJ Un tho further
ground that tue PROBATE cur. had no
Jurisdiction 10 uoal with me matter OF
that settlement 30 TAT no iuquirlng into
whether o. not such retirement wuH
procured by ifaud, miatepfcsuutaulu,
% cluCualmuut.
Eventually, after conaidcrah q afgu.
mtut, the court granted continuance
OF the case uu next Friday iu Orlof Go
Afford Attorney Taylor au opportunity
o. produce Authorities as % TINS c1ur'u
Juuudicilon anu his Digit OF othufwltu
20 appear
some interesting developments may
follow,