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FITHERS CORRIGtN 4ND FIBRIS
They DO Not Speak aud There IL No sisn
OF Their Trouble Ending.

They DO Not Speak aud There Is No SIGn
OF Their Trouble Endinr.
Father Corrigan OF tho Church Of Our Iady
OF Grace in IIoboken. said last night that there
was nothing new concerning the trouble be-
tween himself and his assistants Tho Rev.
Dr. Fahris has been ordered by Mgr Satolli to
go to the Passionist Monastery. In West Hobo
ken. II is insisted. but he has not obeyed the
order. acting undcr instruction sirom Bishop
WlgGer
The pastor and his assistants do not eat at
the same table and do not speak rs they mass
They were all busIlv engaged last night
hearing confessions In the church until nearly
10 o'clock. When they returned to the rectory
ench went to his own room. Father Fabria de-.
MES that he 10 concerned In any conspiracy to
IN lure Father Corrigan, lie also denies the
charges malc against him Ivy Father CorriGnn.
Bishop Wlgger sent me here" he Haid Ito
perform an important function. and Father
CorrigAn told me had no right 10 10 tho work.
priest must respect and obey his Bishop Ever
since then he has missed no opportunity 10
opnress me-"
Father Corrignn said that ~ DR. Fahis denies
TINT Mgr. Satolli gave him imperative orders
to leave the rectory nnh go 20 the monastery
no ought TO show tho Delegates letter which
Father Corrican handed to him personally.
IT was rumorcd that Father Corrignn Ia
a. out 70 take vacation and co 70 Rome
ING to give him u forced vacation. hnt they
would not succeed. by they" he probably
meant Bishop WiGGer and his adherents al
though he would not say so.
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Az OrIUM FIENDS TRICK.
How Catn Yes erdny Mr. Bracket Mana..
"a Ob'aI1 Hts supply az Narcotics

How Uatn Yes erdny Mr. Brnckeu Managed
"a Ob'ai" Hts supply Of Narcotics.
James r. Bracket. % years old, was arrested
IN Emanuel Essengor's drug store. $40 Morris
avenue, yesterday afternoon for playing q trick
which he had been practising with groat sue =.
cess for two weeks
Bracket is an opium and cocaine nend.
Harlem druggists have recently been t,l!ln;
one another how q man had como into their
stores with n prescription for cocaine or NOR
phine. When they had given him tho drug ho
took from his packet pad OF prescription
blanks and quickly wrote out another pre-.
scription. saying:
PleHse fix that up. too"
Then, while tho druggist wasn't looking. he
would drink the drug, or else pour II in u
bottle which he carried with him. and then,
laying the empty battle on the counter, lie
TwCpld run out. cxclaimiPg: " Hurry that upl
When he came into EssenRer's store yestsr-
day Essenger told his wife to keep an eye on
him. Mrs. ESsenger saw the man swallow .
solution OF cOcatne and try to run of without
paying Tor H. She ran TO the door and called
IN a POLICEMAN. BracSett said he came from
Albany The prescription blanks In his pocket
bore thu name OF DIR. Leo H. Nathan. .SO2
Third avenue: DR.. Nathan said lao I'D not
know BTackett
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Fen Into Oh, RIVER Dur,r & Msr Dsnr,uu.

young Polish Jswess named Fsrner Fueht-
mann. who lives with her husband In Seventy
ninth street near Second avenue and who has
been mentally unbalanced since tho birth Of
her child about ageek ago wandered away from
home early yesterday morning. At O'Clock
sho slipped out Of the house. and had been
gone some time before her absence was dis
covered, At 80 o'clock some men standing
Rt tho foot 81 Fast Ninety sixth street saw a
direction OF the liver. she kept on without
slaeEenIng or qulckeninG her pace until she
walked OIL the end OF the pier.
The men went to heT assistance and man
aged to drag her out OF the water without much
difficulty. She could not tell her address. At
tho Harlem Hospital, b. which she was taken
the woman Was Identified as Mrs. Fuchtmann
she Is seriously III. but the doctors lelieYe she
will recover.
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fLArLusH, Dec. "a. Peter Lunnsy a patient
nv inc llatbush Annex Insane Asylum escaped
to'nlght' People in GARRISON street were
startled at 5:'io l.. II. to see him tearing along
eau only In his trousers and white shirt
and with three keepers hAttleEs and coatlesB
" hot pursuit. In his flight he knock ed over
sue hlerhan. a district messenger boy. He
hau towel IN his hand and waved II in frenzy
over MS head. lie would occasionally put IL
~ MS mouth and chew H. trying TO tear y into
shtsals. He was captured over the hills Ia
h0geTs avenue near ths brooklyn city line.
ne was not considered dangerous and he
hAd the freedom OF the dining halls When
weht into tho yard mounted high board
renee ana fed. His absence was discovered
almost instantly.
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A HOTBED OF ANARCHISM.
THB BARCELONA DFHAMITERS Dr.
VFDED INFO THREE GROUPS.

About Eishty-nvs ~ Thss to n. Tried On
variou- ChHrses-Thtrty or Then Were
Connected WITH Paiia- AND Fineen Wth
the Iycsur, Theatre Outr.e--r~1i Rscius
LONDON. Dec. 24.-The Standards Madrid
correspondent says: The Anarchists who
have been arrested are divided into three
groups About thirty will be charged with
connection with Pallas, and will be tried By
military courts
Fifteen who we're concerned In the Lyceum
outrage will he charged with murder in the
civil courts. They include several foreigners
--liinnidi. whose real name has been discov-
erel to be Ruggleri, Soldnni. Codina. Ceruelo.
and Mainuez.
Forty noted des peradoes will be charged with
various outragos throughout Catalonia and
spreading the doctrines OF anarchism.
The discovery Of the qualifications OF the An
archlst movement in Catalonia, Its connections
In other parts OF Spain. its foreign alliances
and the system OF the barcelona Anarchists
was duo to Judge Domenech
lie elected confessions and recriminatlons
from several prisoners. who betrayed their
fellows In the hope Of saving themselves
The military and other civil tribunals which
cit in January, will try about sixty Anarchists
Judge Domenech's browning success was the
squeezing from CordnA tho whereabouts OF
his workshop. This shop was found in hill
side cavern In the outskirts OF Barcelona
BARCELONA. Dec ~. -Jos6 Codina who. after
his arrest. confessed that he threw the bomb
In the Lyceum Theatre. told the police last
night that he took two bombs into the theatre.
lie had intended to throw them both. but after
using one he had seen detective following
him. lie therefore fastened from the house
with tho other bomb under his coat.
PARIS. Dec 24.-The Mdtin says that the DO
lice have traced Paul Reclus. tho alleged
accom- plice Of Valiant and that the arrest Of
Reclus Ia I'm inent.
An Anarchist named Marpesux. who was
arrested for theft. has confessed that
he IL the man who fred at NJ. Floquet at an
electoral meeting on Aug 30
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1rsisss on Dec "a, is,g. :. o.
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N,ls. OF Foreign Happenings.

The negotiations for commercial treaty be-
tween Spain aud france are proceeding more
smoothly than at tho beginning OF the month.
The Cairo CORES ondent Of the London Ns,rs
saYs that tho native Egyptian pTess Is renew
in: its violent attacks on the British and in
citing the pcop!o to rebellion
Judcment Viii be given on Jan. o in the suit
0f smith Nssson against DeleheL the pTinri-
pal aTmuTrr IN l.irge. IN the charge that lie
Stamped tTrHTms OF his Own make with the
names VI smith x Nesson.
Tho strike planned by the journsyman
bakers OF Madrid has been postponed. as large
supplies OF tread were BROUGHT m from the
PROVINCES Most Of the insn who uuit WORK
Yesterday went lslck to-day. Sixty leaders VI
the movement have been arrested.
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Fly Childrsa or the Poor D'nrd at the A.
HREtOu In Washington,

WASHINGTON Dec. 24.-Hnlfa hundred chill
drsn Of the pooE were dinod at the Arlington
Hotel tonight by Mrs. Theodore L Rossele.
1t was repetition Of a scene that has oo-
Cured on Christmas eve for a number of years
In the bananetInG hall Of the hotel
Tho tables at which tho youngsters sat were
beautifully decorated with cut flowers and
notted plants While around the walls and in
the emnrnsureA were masses of foliage plants
Al q o'clock dinner was served Mrs IiOssele
aeted asthe head walter. aud Was assisted hy
Mri. samuel 7 Miller widow Of the late SUI
Rreme Court Justice; Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
ntIry bliss Natalie Berry, Miss lolie. Mrs.
pa2e.
AZ the eonrl usIon Of the feast Santa Claus
the overiOyed children
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ASLEEP FOR six DAYS.
when Chid Ms. Everett Oaes Slept .
Fortnight on AZ stretch.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dee "a Miss Lizzie
Everett, daughter OF BENJAMIN Everett Of Leb-
an"n' Ala. pretty l0-yeAr-old girl, las lust
hwakened alter an un bToken sleep Of six days
During this time she did not taste OF food nor
water She said on awaking that she was "a
perfect oblivion during the time she was
mherh ana but Tor an enormous after hpTs-
only an hour
Everett has iallsn When she was a child she
sirpt two weeks at ono time. II is said that
sho nus u sister who Is similarly Affected.
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LLGISLt7URE or 1924.
The Contc.t for the Assembly Ct.rk.hip-
Mn'hy EnEnncs Iu.ted'- On Room..

ALBANY. Dec 24.-Mr. HaInes D. Cunning
ham, candidate for Clerk Of tho Assembly, is
in town. lie said tonight that the announce
ina1t Of State Committeeman Dunn's candi-
dacy did not change his position. lie IL still n
candidate. aud says that Of course. Mr. Dunn
entering the race brings up new elements to
deal with. Although the Legislature will con
vcne week from tomorrow the mi mbers arc
not expected TO arrive hero In any numbers
before next Saturday or Sunday rs the only
ehip.
Areembyman Malby has engaged his Speak
ership headquarters Mt the belevan. having
secured the rOums occupied for so many years
hy Gen. Hustled. Mcssrs. Cunningham Orr
loungs, aud Stoddard. candidates for Assem-
bly, Clerk: Chairman Hnrkett Of the Repub-
li"an Stnte Committee. and the Hon. James II.
Maurille. candidate for Sergeant-nt- Arms ~
the Assembly. hnye all engaged headquarters
at the llelcyau. Tho legislative cuucuses will
be held IN the Capitol on New Years evening
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MURDERED, POSSIBLY By 4 FRIEND.
An Ex-ShrriH supposed 10 Be Avenged for
His WIfe'- FaIthIes-ne..

SULLIVAN. Ind. Dec. 2+.-Lawyer John C.
Hultz was shot dead on the street this morn
ing By man who wore n wig and q mask.
Ex-sherifr Willis. who shot Hultz few m onths
ago. when the latter was found at williss
homo with Mrs. Willis. Is suspected OF the K III
ing. Willis had been Hultz's personal and po-
litical friend. and had done more than any one
else to secure his election as Prosecuting At
torney. When Willis learned thore was ground
Tor the suspicion that Hultz and Mrs. Willis
were too Intimate he set a trap and with his
brother, caught the cOuue together. lie fired
several times. and two bullets entered Hultz's
body. Hnltz recovered and Willis brought suit
against him fog S25OU damages with the
hone. 1t was said to crush tho lawyer or drive
but recently l1ultz &turned 10 sullivan and
ANNOUNCED through I'll" newspapers that no
had como to stay The wig worn by the man
who shot him this morning was found in -
pond on a line between the place where the
shots were fired and Wi.ls's home.
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Troop. Asou, 10 Le ~. Me,,,,.

MADRID, Dec. "a. The Sult,n OF Morocco
has guaranteed indemnity to Spain for the
encronchmeat OF the Riffs at Melilla. by con-
ceding part OF her s",t oms duties The news
paper organs Of the Government here seem to
be satisfied with Muley Araars promises In
this matter for his brother. Preparations are
making already for the return OF the First
Corps The troops will be concentrated in
Andausin until the amount OF the Indemnity
shall have been fixed
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BIrTLE ~ 4 GAMING HOUSE
ose Gambler Killed aud Two Fatally IaJursd
b. II It'd me- Omeers.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. 24.-Town Marshal
Phillips OF Pratt city learned last n light that O
game WAS In progress in a gambling den In
that town. and. summonlrg five other officers.
went to rid the place. As his posse entered
tho room. the lights were cxtinGushed by tho
gamblers and promiscuous fire commenced,
n which the officers did mOrs than their share.
During the fusillade the gamblers raised n
window ana hose OF them who had not been
inraphritnted esra ped.
Nhen tue lamps were relighted. Henry Sher-
man ono oi the gamblers. was dead on the
nnot. ana Sanl Stern and Isaac Milton, two
others. were suffering from what i believed
10 lie iatal injuries. tine OF the officers was
also seriously wounded,
IL Is tnougnt others OF the gamblers were
which they fed. ~
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0EHMANT's FRONTIER CAN'T.
France won't Accept Es pianstio.s sad VIII
Beain Counter Movements.

France "ont Accept Es plnnsttoss and VIII
Besin Counter Movements.
BRUSSELS. Dec 24.-The Berlin correspond
ont OF the Independence Beige says that the con-
struction OF a military camp at Malmedy on
the Belgian frontieris the first step toward the
general transfer OF the army manDuvres from
the interior to the frontiers. The object OF this
change 10 to avoid the damage done to crops
by the concentration OF troops In the most
fruitful districts In tho German empire Sim
liar Notifications will be constructed probably
near the boundary between bohemia and sax
ony and on tho frontiers OF Pomersnia and
Posen.
This explanation is regarded here as q sub
Brfuge. Franco Ia expected to begin fortify-
ing her northeastern frontier to counterbal-
ance the effect OF Germany's action at Malme dy
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Robbed Arnold, Constable q 40 for Mae
Year.

Daniel Shaw. the dishonest shipping clerk
OF Arnold Constable & Co.. Nineteenth street
and Broadway, who was arrested at his homo
near Saratoga recently on warrant issued by
Jnstiro Hogan. was brought to this city on
Saturday night by Detective Sergeant Grady
and lock ed up at Police HeAdq lArters. shaw
was IN Arnold. Constable Il Co.'S employ for
twenty-four years, lie owned "a farm Of llO
acres at POTteT's Corners. about fifteen miles
north 81 Saratoga. Detective Grady found In
the farmhouse . large quantity OF silks laces
linens silk lAmbrequIns, and other goods,
worth altogether about $4,000 Shaw CON
iesssd that he had been robrng the 1rm since
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MRS. DOUP'S STOCKING.
1t Contained s'o5 When SOMEBODY Picked
II Out NJ Her POrku ".

- reward paid Address |. NJ. DOR 4sj Grceus av,
BrOokIln, ny.
So ran a notice in ono OF yesterdays news pa
pcrs. 1t WAS Mrs Doup. stout. elderly. good
natured lady, who had lost the stocking.
You see." sho said. always put my spare
money in an old balhrigGa1 stocking. kept
tho stocking in one OF tho bureau drawers I'M
der n lot OF other stockings and every time
put money in IL hid IL carefully.
On Friday | put tho stocking in my pocket
and went out shopping. | had Sl35 ia it-SliO
In gold and $40 In bills. ! went TO several hiR
stores In New York. and when got home the
stocking was gone | had not touched il since
left the house, for did not need TO take any
lnoh"y from y. / guess somebody picked my
me-, isn't ~" '"'
Mrs. Doups husband is n manufacturer nj
clIy - N'''3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-25
Dug the Steamer Ost.

LONDON. Dee 2+.-The steamer Gsrton.
ashore at Dover. was towed of At midnight on
Saturday. Several hundred men were engaged
for hours digging basin around tho stranded
were used to make n channel seaward. Thou
sands OF peopl watching the spectacle cheeTsd
Justify as the vessel was hoated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-25
Attempted sarslds OF aa Aged ParaIy,,s.

MAnsTade Bucher az years Old. lived At 34l
West Thirty eighth street in two rooms with
his son Her .nann. a carPcnter Tor twelve
years he has lren pAralytic and he Was sub
Isrt 10 Its OF melAnchUly.
Al "'clock last night the sop went out TO
buy food Tor supItE shortly hterWHrd the
nelGhhoEs on the same floor heard grOAns aud
entered the Butchers rooms. The old man
mad cut his throat, lie Is In Bellevue Hospital
IN 4 critical condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-25
DI.d OF Apopr.1y at Dinner.

Michael Moore, aged thirty years OF l47
Pavonia avenue, Jersey City went yesterday
TO dine with Michael Lynch. "A relative, at Y
Fourteenth street lilo chatred pleasantly wi'h
Lynch and his family until dinner was scryel.
and seemed In excellent health and SPINS.
Just as he sat down At the table hr Ea-l Ell
aud fell forward with his face on hts TIl'r ITO
was found To- le unconscious and WIS lrad
when DR. healiUg arrived Heascubed A]JEes
death to apopleNy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-25
THE STEAMER sEyECi on FIRE.
She Returns TO Havana with Trouble In
Her ForehOId.

HAv:NA. Dec. 2+.-The American steamer
Seneca. Cnpt Stevens, which sailed from this
port yesterday for New York. returned AT IL
o'clock this morning with her foreholi on nrs.
Tho municipal and commercial nrcmen a nd
I'll" crews az the war ships Iufantn Isabel
Magazines, Neuyn Espana. and Spanish mall
steamers Montevideo and Catalina are max
ing efforts TO extingulsh the flames.
Tho SenecRs cargo consists mainly OF to-
bacco The fire was discovered when the yes-
sci was seventy-eight miles uut. md, after
making vigorous efforts T., eNtinRuish IT, the
Captain resolved, a. the risk Increased. TO re-
turn. Three times the crew Intended ~ ahan-
il-o Is sim burning.
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MoNIG0MERY ILL.,. Dec. 24.-IAst night
AdoPhns l. Batcock, aged about % and Fila
Reyatte. a girl OF 10. went to the Christmas
festivities Ut the Montgomery Church. After
ward the girl went walking with another
nam. Babcock met them on the street seized
the girl and shot her. the ball entering tho
lung near tho heart aud lodging there. He
then pulled cut Iaekknife and cut his throat
Tour times, Both are still alive. but the chances
are against their recovery.
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An Eagi,.h SPY Among Them.

PARIS Dec. 2+.-The Petit Marseillais has pub
lished notable leader under the caption.
" The Origin OF Great Britain's ANXIETY" The
writer says that England obtained minute In
formation concerning the Toulon defences ana
arsenal and Frances naval system through
tho energy OF an EnRlshman who com m anded
the Prince of MonMco's yacht when II was
being repaired at Toulon. The Paris news
papers have reproduced this leader. and COM
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Set Herself on Fir. While she Was Light
ing a lhrIaImns Tree.

Mira Mary CurrAn OF Sl4 Newark avenue
Jersey city, was putting the finishing touches
to Christmas tree at O'Clock last evening
when a lighted taper fell from the top OF the
tree and set Are TO her dress Her screams
summoned her family. who were at supper in
an adjoining room. ana although theJ sue
until she was MORALLY burned, Mrs. Curran
Y ~ years old. she was taken TO 81. Francis
HospitaL
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Fighting TAKE. I'm s,e,,x

ROME. Dec. PA popular demonstration
against tho town authorites was made ysster-
day at Lercara di Freddi about Nifty miles
from Palermo. Sicily. The crowd was dis
persed by troops. Two soldiers and several
rioters were wounded
, The anti-taN movement has gained fresh
Roadway In sicily during the last three days
Disorder 10 reported from several parts of the
island. Four battalions Of the regular army
will start from Naples for Palermo to- m orrow
TO help the troops already on the ground re-
press the agitation.
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sI1IJ ave ChisHasR 90 ne ID ported Sron
TeEav.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Dec - Chief Deputy
United States Marshal John Walter will leave
here this week for Ban francisco. having in
charge sixty-fye Cinnamon sentenced TO de-
portRtion for violating the Exclusion act lie
All these Offenders have been arrested with
In the past three months. Twelve OF them are
in laIl ~ san Antonio. nineteen AT Del lilo and
the remaining number at Eagle Pass and III
Iaso. Tho southern Pacific Railroad receives
$50 per head Notwithstanding the Chlnamen to
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T-ae.. Of ,ho Los, Iroue,.d Roo..,...

ST. PETEEsBuRd. Dec. 2+-Ths party organ
lied by soworin. manager ofthe Noros Prernvo.
to search for tho ironclnd Roosalka, which
sank in the Baltic last fall. report that they
have found traces OF the vessel
, Tho Government hGs ordered that tho report
be suppressed. believing II improbable that a
private enterprise should have succeeded after
the Ministry OF Marine had made a failure OF
the same Undertaking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-25
Ies b the IIna.on Oa DE AIor..

, PoUdHKEEPsIE. n. Y. Dec. 24.-All the ice In
lhe Hudson Is on the move and boat could
go through 10 Albany without any trouble A
tug passed north to-day.
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AINIMAS, Kan, Dec. 2i.-At 7 o'cl3cE last
night John Aeeie. one ofthe wsalthiest farmers
IN Aingman county shot and KILLED George
Astay. The shooting WAS lona on thu d.Dot
platform at New Murdoch. and was not stsn
" any one. The two men Lad been drink NJ
Lni gambling. keefe cane 10 klngman this
moEnins and aurTsnGeEsI 10 the SheTim
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A Mob Be.,.ge. /. Saving. Bank.

PRAGUE Dec. 24.-Amob gathered on Friday
In the streets OF Chumovitz and marched to
tho savings bank. which had suspended pay
by the cashier. Spinku.
All the mem bers Of the Directors Board fed
rom the cry and one Killed himself with re-
municipal councillor. Beyond terrifying the
directors the mob accomplished nothing, al
though 1t besieged.the bank for several hours.
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ERdZiL'S CIYIL W.4E.
No Tru'h In the Report OF n Battle In the
state OF SANTA CatharIna.

.
RIO DE JANEIRo. Fec 24.-The report Of q
battle at Itnjahy. state Of Santa Catharina. in
which 400 insurgents were said to have been
killed has no foundation Ia fact. II was dis
credited generally from the first and is now
auth oritatively denied.
BuENos AYREs. Dec. PIT Is rum ored here
that the insuECent warships Republica and
Aauidaban are going to Montevideo to attack
President Piexotos small feet In tho Rio do
10 Plata.
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LONDON. Dec. 2+-Ths British steamer Eton,
from SooIina. at the Danube's mouth. for Rot
terdam. has been detained for twsnty-four
hours at Grayesend for fun CATION and exam
lnatlon. There have been three cases OF chol-
era aboard her. The man who was strick en-
last recovered on Dee. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-25
AIr.. u.ranarh,. snIe1a..

Mrs Mary CayanHgh, - years old committed
suicide late on Saturday night Of her home
81 Garfield place. BROOKLYN. Ly taking rat
poison, Early 10 tho evening she guATrslird
with her hushandand Il Is suppOs0l that that
led her 70 take Ler lifs
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Tuarrg. D,r,atsIia,A, Desert.

TANGIER. Dec, 24.-It is reported that a battle
between Arabs and Tuaregs has been fought
ct kauAr, $50 miles south Of FezzAn. The
Iuhregs are said TO have lost ninety men and
1000 caInps
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a MI.sr.-lpp, Platter Kulsd BY Negro.

NlcKsBuEl. Miss. Dec. 24-Manssl Mitchell.
planter and merchant Of this county. was
murdered Saturday evening at Ursino Land
ing. Davis Bend. BY Willis Green. coloTed
Litehell prevented Green from shipping a lAlo
ton for the eging.
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SisiusSI0S F0EEcAsT Fos s0NBsE
For Maine, Ns~ HanPshiTs. Vermont and saslsrH Nas
fgfl. EAHsssFs. t8sAsesi risL.
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