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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
THE WEATHER REPORT
FAIR AND WARMER.

Washington. Dec. .s.-Thr storm mas nv ii,
Maine 1, inc Calf Of Lawrence. \ storm NAE W.
,.I ,,,~ th, lake regions and Is now central over ~
Superior. The pressure is also low on the f"'"" -,
The area of high prcssur" has EXTENDED nom 81" -.
Mountain plateau over the Gulf states ana l. no"
in Eastern Texas. IT has been a''h''' ~ ugh
,,,,s,,iy winds an the ,;u.f Coas; to-day. hsa
norihNcstery winds will prevail IN the Nlan'' ''a -
night Til. barometer has risen In Ne" r''S'"' 49,.
,tarii, and Gulf states 10 has fallen In the upp rs
region and generally west ~ 'he M'sSsS'P'' t. and
,.,, ,. Gallon In N.w England the Atlantic anI
M, 6;uf States: IL has rsen IN the nlprt ~stssa
,.,ll.v and on the northern Rocky Mountain 10 a hut
i.n, l.ol SHOWS have occurred in the lake regions tis
a., WEATHER has been generally fair In all "' '
the weather will h. generally fair In all rcmain
,ai SHOWS near h. lakes. The Temporarily a,,s and
nn,rV sn,icrarv In the Atlantic and Gun Staoi nj.
yin rls. IN New England. tho Ohio ana MISSISSIPPI
ln. :. md The Rocky Mountnln rcglon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
LONELY DEATH or Az OJD HERNIT

Wichita KAN Dec. 2S-Jcane Emil Lane. old
Frenchman who for long time had lived in a tum-
ble-down shanty in Bcsvcr County. no Mans
Land" found dead In his hu; yesterday. He
had been frozen L. death. He Vas Kind Of hermit
and was reported to be the cgitlma;o son Of Bona
parties famous marshal Of the name. Neigh
Dors say he ninety YEAR, Old. He had hidden
away in Beaver County for about ten years. and
INC people living near him supplied MS few wants
His hut contained only deal table and u rough
bod but he had large number Of old religious
books IN French and ne spent his whole time with
them. When found he had rosary and a crucifx
n cach nani.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
BOSTON DENOUNCES THE SULTAN.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED PRESSING f''iH'"
ACTION oN TIE PART or THE

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED PRESSING f''ih''"
ACTION oX TIE PART or THE
ADMINISTRATIONS
pos.on Dec " A mass meeting to protest against
Armenian massacres was held at tho Park street
church last night. Jonathan ~ Ian" presume.
Tho meeting was held in view or ne r'ou' Oh ''c'
Il, tho United States Government by IN" sultan
I'm refusing 10 allow Consul Jewett (" max" an III
vestication and report. directed 10y Presii'h'
Cleveland and tho meeting was largely httchH'''
Mr. Lane In hts address said I'VE protest against
tho hshing up Of this matter. ana beHcV' "
shouh be fully investigated. The time mas come
when n nation cannot Itself In such n position
against the protest Of the christian nations
&. 6 ,.ainIg an Armenian; Henry u. Blackwell
Dr. CYRUS Hamn. Rev Charles {. Ar'es anu III
l. j. Lansing spoke. Letters we're read from OK
Governor Russell cx-Atorney-General Pillsbnry an
the Rev DR. Iorrlmer, expressing the fullest sym
patty with the object Of the meeting.
Resolutions were adopted protesting against the
appointment by the Sultan Of any investigating com
mittec as wholly uu;rLstworthy and expressing
the belief thu, i Is the duty Of the signatory
Powers the Berlin Treaty TO secure IN independeNt
invsftiga ton Of the facts. thanking the President
Of the United States for having appointed "A com
mission investigate the alleged massacre. *
pressing the opinion that the withdrawal OF zoe
Sulton's own invitation the President TO appoint
an American representative to the Investigation *
an a0r1nt 20 IN" American Government. ana Vol'-
ing the hope thai some method nay be adopted ~
the State Department which Will result IN bring
Ing the facts - light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
THE SARNIh DR'FTlN" "'''''''''''''

TIE sARNIh DRIFTING RuDph"|''''
, r,.o nave ry T,iE hNCHoIIA. AND
,,., 80. ,,rp n\ytxG 70 ROUGH WEATHER.
T., MILES FROM THE IRISH ''NS'
Landau Doe 2S-Thc British steamer i'"'. '''"'
Contain Wallace from Boston Dec'n"e' -
-, - -, <udon,n today. Sre signahc'
,,. sho had tas.ed the British steamer SAUNA
r,p,,ir Couch from Halifax December 10 TOT '".e'
,,rl in latiiuIe - north. longitude l. West ''''
s,rnia had lost her rIddcr and was III eo''p''"s
i,h ,h uritish steamer Anchoril. captain .'"P
" ~ 80, xoy-Vory december II for GLASGOW,
TSc Nnrhoria arrived in the Cyle ,n'S mo ,hcn
she fowcd the Sarn!a FOR TWO 1 ,n3;,ornna weather
%nnsc .sses being then 100 miles from Tory ls'ahn
~ .he north coast OF ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
REPORTING oN THE ST. JOHNS BANKS.
THE COMMERCIAL HofEi'hsSlH
WHY ITs DIRECTORS WE'RE N'''''''
nrsrrrl-TioN N NEWFor MIDLAND

WHY ITS DIRECTORS WE'RE AihESl L"
.,...,,>. -, ~rvFot NDIAND
I'VE ''' 49,, ,, ~ the
- Johns. y - I''' =, ~ " -. -. cam
Horse Of As mh'N hs' h's"' w IN ,, ~, ,no
nit;ee presented it, report On Wv - civ M,
banks The paper when was S'S"'' ~ ,n,,r,r,
the co,amiticc pro'essr' 10 y. ", ,.i, r,nk wss
report. AMI siaied br'hy '''' ~" 49, .o,,,,v.n
safe: that its stnDiitE Wa "'''' =, a., 1.,,-..-
accounts but mat II WAS s''N'" " ti in
,,,r, ,,t.-ho.l.rs and creditors Wouh Nv f''' "
,,,, nh. committee urged the bank Sp''"N -
l"'" ,,r.,,,,oq either by LIQUIDATION or
tricailon from Us di'irhu'7. '''"' ,l, ,ro ,ye-
resumption of business am ''' . -, ia
.. ~ ioc,, ur,cs .lings the pdtl 81 h"'"-
''''''" 40 49, , ,i,tr,s in sp,cia
holders 'i pay III, -" 80 ...o~. s,ih wa hone
The. Commercial Bank. the r"iof' S''r W.
..,,.,+ ,,..u n tie reserve liability 81 snh''-
.'@'.' ''iS. 49, ., Il. hooks were ha l,y
,.. , .fork had lnfaui'~l. sufficient care ''' ''
N'F'' ., ,.t .,,..rir,f,,. ana unsecured nd
Deer 'H'i''''' '' ,....,. ,.-,,.r check la.ls-
vance. ltI been made wlil'Ni u
',l B.. .,....i. enacted - enable tn Gov
'''+" ...,.. de- uouiafi,n: as 3; woud paj
cGnNi'i'' ~ '"f
or tho h..ie ~ this report INC ''F'''"''- ~
va ,.,...- ,..,,,r..etnr Union notes - ~
troi"e'l . 90, ..,,. on tho dollar.
cents a1d 'omm"i''i ~ ~ -, to h,.
relcnrnahc in two N"l'-. P'' - .,.,,r
registration tina; ori-.nh ho.'''' -, ,.,s
va.ue :hey may r.'lz" o' ''''" '"' .hl n-,,.,.
greeted ~ h''.'-' WIZ 49,, Jan, fN.
ti,,. trsf ~, notes hc gnIf1nf''l ~ '''' '''
,.,,,, loar.n. fhe .ces e.ok . inunh'ton' H''''"'
y le.i.. % Wa 'etcf .'. 49,.
rt., be- q. strong fccng .n r. RAIN gnif'''- '"H ''
49, go. directors a.d ruararrr ~ tho COM
,n.-.ill Bank IS largely dgr % p'iN''' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
,oorops l,wrrRs 70 DINE TOGETHER

The Society Of Medical Jurisprudence WI" er.
i,s eleventh annual dinner this evening a" ~.
Waldorf The fJllowms will RESPOND 10 ~ -
John ". Gon. Current lnsahi'! ~ .rn.
49,, ..,.,, pbvsician": De Lancey Nicoll inc
10. and tss Profits. Or W. J. O'SulhVah va
Lava Feast OF Doctors and Lawyers the KY -
DAVID James Burrcil Prsachers ana srass,onal In.
s,ni9y,' John Malone Progress and flay"is "'vw
W. il McfIroy. The Trustns, SIepI i ,,ococx.
I.ightburnc. Fair Women and Johh f"u' D0'O>
The Millennium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

Pttsburg Dec 2S-Considerablo excitement was
occssioned this morning among the creditors OF
George VI. Irwin " the statement that the oN-
discretionary pool king had decided to repay the
investments of a certain class OF lepcsitors. j.
Scott Ferguson. Tor Nj. irwin. stated mat the
Iumor only partially correct. He said mar IN
cases where depositors' money by oversight or
other means. had not been placed in speculation.
they deemed 1t only just that the full amount OF
their deposits should be returned. Otherwise they
recognized neither legal nor moral liability TO any
OF the alleged creditors Of Mr. Irwin. This plan.
Mr. Ferguson stated was an outline OF the plan
OF defence agreed upon in both criminal and equity
nrOcnfdnES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

THE ENCYCLICAL On THE UNITED STATES
pore Dec % The Pope has completed me text
~ h,s encvclical In regard to the position OF inc
rd,ie,nc The ma nuscript. ., , a., ,.,.,
The Pope nms1 to The Oers Of if nc ne
states w. .hurch in America probably would not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
,Nrrrp rrrSS ENTERPRISE ArrrEcMrFp

s. Iosis. $40. Dec y Tn S'Ar-o'NNS' 10,
,.,, slv,. "Our readers an 20 b" Congratulated
,,n.,r ON. ft.t that Tn. Strr-Saylugs Thursday
afternoon was tho only ~ p"r prAilsAcd IN tbs city
or vicinity NAich gave IT'S patrons verbatim "'-
,lua, co. the remarkable ussie. up 10 III" time %
r,.c-s between InGuisitor COZ. ~ the Ne"-foFN
I.,xov Committee. and insp'rto: Williams. OF the
,;othAf, pollce force Tho story as carried by the
..,.i prcas left nofhpg to D., sired IN point of
.l.arncss and accuracy ana this account pii'kl.
uu, over the wires cuah.el Tho S.aF-SiNinss
readers I'D ,nrusc q complete record while me
readers of other ,cute1n Dr1ntp.- p'oi 't'onH hal
o. content Themselves With story that was
rhonp.d OF lust 40 "a WIs beginning 10 be inter
.s4f .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
EMPEROR WILLIAM INDIGNANT

Iondon Dec 2s-"rhe Daily News's" correspon-
dent In Berlin says the Emperor sur
priscd and indignant when he learned that his
offer to Increase Prince Hohenlohe's salary had be-
come known The news conveyed to numerous
politicians and newspapers through notes written
a noblen,sn's crest partly effaced. It. 10 SAID that
the Emperor has ordered that the senoer De souSnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
ecAxry RECORDS ABOUT WILLIAMS.

When Major Kip chief clerk Of tie Police De
rartrnont reached HcaGouarter. st'rdav the hf't
,l,inr nc did was 10 send for Robert Peterson VINO
H.. charge OF the records Of The police trials, ana
..,.+r,c,ed him 4, look .up the several cOmpllns
ayailet Inspector WIi&nlS which Mr.. Gon tod me
Joxou. Committee were rsi=-ing. Chief Clerk Kip
said that in tria. whore no judSmcnt had Deeh
,i,,r lv the Po'ice Eolri the complaints ala ret
anpe,~ On a polcoman's cord sheet
Peterson found among sJrl'- o'c calendar books III
rs office tho memoranda Of charges made "S''S.
inspector Williams when 70 captain in several
az ne cases which Mr.. Gon said were unrecordei al
police Headquarters From 49, until 49," hNe
charges were made against Williams on which ~
judgments were ever given. The INST was
on June D. 1873 soon after he was made captain.
The charge Improper conduct James 'orC9ian
vs. tn. comp. ainant. what the improper conuu',t
was ala not appear. The technical charge IN eacn
case was improper conduct and no further pdrtc-
u'ars arc to h. had. The second charge was mace
ON June H. 1915 James e Fitzgerald was co!npia!h-
an: Superintendent Walling brought charges
AGAINST Williams March q. 1915. anu again on
Ju,y y of the same year. on August L. 1910, John
Mckeever made charges against Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
DESTITITION IN THE DOMINION.

Montreal. Dec. 2s-There are said to be In Quebec
from 400 to 500 people out OF work. whose condi-
ton Is described dcporabIe The Federal and
local governments and the city Council nave been
urged to start some public works at once TO give
them employment Judge Nau brings word from
the St Lawrence below Saguenay that most OF the
numbering places there closed this winter and
that the scattered population along the COAST are
reduced 70 the last extremlty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
TIE cnEcR WAS yor syoIrv.

Hartford. Conn. Dec. o'-The check for Sc 1850 re-
ported to have been stolen with the letters in tho
mailbag for Hartford. IN tto NeN-H Haven Railroad
Station. Monda, night not stolen. II
came here by another mail. ana delivered 10
the Rev. :. -. Forbes, 10 whom f. addressed
He is treasurer Of The Board OF Trustees OF the
National Council OF the Colgrea ational Churches OF
the United States. ana the check was part Of the
funds OF the Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
* ATTACK ox rnornsrAxrs nrnrKEp.
rprrs1.s rTrrnNNcE- Ar THE r'l"M's'N HN.
oi-IEM SERVICE ~ 81 EBE' liEf' hiNI'''
H. .ruL. ..AInINAI.s SrOkEsMNN

,.,,,..s4.s t-r-,FI,,Ncr- At rHE THoMrs"N EE.
nru.N SERVICE ~ QUEBEC HErrpiATIh
ny TN: CARDINALS SPOKESMAN
,,,.coI per eS-A great s"nsation haf been
..,ad All over the Dominion 10y the niterahc's
ar F,tn.r Rossbach. VINO pfea' 'rl ''' S'''""" 80
-, -, ,,,,,iienn service FOR the r"pos" OF ID"
soyl of Sir Jonn Thompson AZ ~ Fa''l'N 'h"''"
ouohec Tho service wns ATTENDED py .Ilo''S'''''
a,., r,,,oiics alike Notwithstanding this Father
,,,slacb after referring to the late ir"mi'r' con
ver.ion to the Roman catholic church. abruptly
,oi,rcl thai II Sir John could now speak, he
,,,l1 say that the only true religion was found IN
tho hoson Of the Holy Mother Chrrch. ana IN"
All others were shams and frauds.
Among the clergy present Win inc M'h"''"oP
az Quebec when this declaration was made was
nr oRcnly. Of New York. who was on one OF his
ncriodical visits 10 Quebec. where h" was "dn-
c.,od and orl,tncd and where he served as priest
Tor several years This old association no doubt
induced the Cardinal to select Dr. Olie'y to reply
10 Father Rossbach. which he an N me most
effective manner in n sermon Al Sipury 'hurch
Amer referring to the obnoxious remarks of Father
Rossbach Or O'Reilly said:
What a pity. that few days ago IN Gear oid
St Paricks Church presty voice which should ,,l
have been raised only 10 praise ana 9iess me ue
living and instead Of thrilling hearers ana men OF
different belief than ours W'm 'nn OF as
ana Christian virtues, We should have all been
izcd and uniusiiabe denuncihtion OF beliefs differ
ing from ours. From this place most soemnly de
clare ihat the words thus utier,h nave not %n,y
throughout Canada. bu; that they are r"pudat tod
bv ali classes OF Canadian Roman Catholics and
bv the Roman Catholic clergy or every degree.
OF the incident a. Elcccur" says:
II is our duty to declare that the preacher who
so brutally nsulted his Protestant hearers a.
telling them that the Protestant religion was "a
fraud is a foreigner TO this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
FURIOUS GALE IN THE IRISH SEA.


ACCIDENTS ~ IRELAND.
London. Dee. Ga furious west gale Is blowing
In the Irish Sea Late In the afternoon II steam
ship. supposed to be trader plying between cork
and Liverpool seen dying signals OF distress
off Holyhead. TWO ifeboats ana the tug Blazer
went out to help her IN, steamship. which. II Is
believed carred passeng RS. narrowly escaped drv
lnr ON the dangerous rocks near tNncrran lihy.
The tug passed u hawser to her and began TOWING
her toward Holy hcnd but II IL regarded as doubt
fnl II the tux get her into port
I'm the south of ireland the gale has been "N-
ceptIonaIly violent. and many accidents have been
reported Railway trains on exposed sections Of
track were often hardly abb to make ptosrr'S
against the storm In Cumberland. Westmore-
land and around London. II has blown hard since
3 o'clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
cREEpEN WANTS TO RETIRE.

Police Captain Timothy J. Creeden. OF the Nor
risania station who testified TO having bought his
promotion put in his application for retirement at
Police Headquarters yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
\ SHORT STAY FOR STEPHENSON.

The application for an order to show cause why
stay of proceedings should not be granted in the
case of ex-Pol,cc Captain Stephenson was reviewed
yesterday before Judge Gaynor, in Brooklyn ana
afidavits were submitted Judge GaynCr set down
the argument for January :, and this acts as
stay unit; the hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

THE OUTLOOK FOR THE YACHT RACE.
London. Dec. 2S.-"'rhc Field VIII say tomorrow
The question of cup race ia at stahdstiil i.ord
Dunraycn Will have nothing further 10 Say until
The Royal Yacht Squadron meeting on January o.
Every one Is asking why all hesf n,soson9 ar. are
necessary to arrange a race. ana why ehouu tue
deed contain conditions 80 grossly unfair 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
RETALIATION. SAY TIE JAPANESE.
THEIR TROOPS At PORT ARTHUR MAppENEp HA
CHINESE BARBARITIEs.

CHINESE BARBARITIEs.
Washington. Dec. 2s.-Newspapers receN'' ~ VIZ,
Jaranese Legation here confirm the view "NP''SS''
nv the officials q, the time OF the pupilct'lo" ~ -"
reports of the atrocities by Japanesr so'"r' w.
- d., ,r,hur The accounts in the papers
q, hand state that upon their entry into the place
tho Iaranese soldiers were excited ny me s1E,ih
which met their gaze and being hre uio" ,'V Gu ,n
bonses they retaliated upon the cltl@shs. - ~,
neded that many civilians were killed hut n, t. A.
s ee nractsed upon the Japanese prisoners
in Port Arthur and WHICH SO arou+ed ' rot In a.
.rained are said to have been too horFipie 20 p''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

In TN, diagram, a continuous white line sno" .sf.
changes In pressure indicated By The Itounhs ,sm.
r.cord ng barometer. The broken line represents WV
peratlre as recorded at Peiry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Office Dec % a. m.-The weather VS. 49,.
was fair ana much colder. The temperature rs"s 80
tween II ana II degrees the average uSN '''"e 49,
lower than on Thursday and 25,s lower Than D" W.
The weather to-day b likely to b fair ana S'ss~
warmer. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

cases Of Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
could be cured permanently if the right treatment
were given In supper, OF lis belief that lie had dis
covered an Alternative extract w:c lie called Golden
Medical Discovery" that would cure these diseases.
he collected from all parts o the country the evidence
Of those who had used hi nedicino and he has asked
the public to investigate 70; themselves as lie would
be glad furnish the md addresses of thou
sands of people who have used DR. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery
vi Interested should scud for little medical treat
Use on Dyspepsia. Chronic Darghea Liver Com
plant, Bousuess Constipation and Piles published
by thc Worlds Dispcnsdry Medical Association,
Buffalo ~ " and mailed on receipt Of six Cen,
stamps
This book also contain; the photographs testimony
and addresses of manly persons who have suffered
from diseases of Tie digestive organs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
,,,.r,ul.p FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

DETAILED FORECAST FOX i'-'N'' ..,u,
,,.r Maine New-tamrshire ana vermont -,
mir. ga,mer. variable winds becoming So"'h" ,,,,.
For Massachise. IT, Rhode Island and '"nh'''"'' ~
wagin~r. north winds becoming sou,hwest'iN -,
Fog Eastern New York fair; warmer ho'"
winds becoming sorthwest"rlA. .,,,.
Fo~ Eastern Pennsylvania and Ne"-'e'S'.' ,,s
warmer: high. norhwesteily winas '"-hb"''
For Illinois fair: warmer; increasing Sou'h"
winds. ,-,....s., ,,1 MARYLAND.
F,r the District Columbia Delaware nn1 Winds
fair II orary temperature, heh s"u''"''''''
Tonight. becoming westerly 81. ,,,. ,,r,hv est
Frr Virginia ard North Carolina iaif' "s"
.r,v winds gales the coast to.nlgW ~. vorl, fair,
For Western Pennsylvania ana Western ~ sout hery
except local saows near IA" lakes ""'''
winds. .,o,s nesr lakes
warmer, south erly windsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

Il would be more exact To say that the next Hum
r,r.an Ministry viii be what - called business
Cabinet" destined to look after the administration
Of the country during political intcircSnnm y
Cabinet deprived Of Wckerlc. Hlcrjuymi. cx-Minis-
ter Of tn. Interior. and Szilagyi "X-MIniSter OF
Justice who are the leaders Of the Liberal party,
will be- Liberal only In name II Will be formed
probably toy Herr Banzy. the pIcsent Speaker OF
the House who belongs To tn Liberal faction. but
who l. not one OF its active Leaders. aud could not
direct II one way or the other IN the twofod strug
gl. about To begin between Austria and Hungary.
The cable dispatch indicates that the question %
NatlonnIism, which has been dormant IN liunkaN
has been revived by the appeaiNnoe OF k9ssnth
son among the Magyars. and has Decn added To thc
partly settled religious question.
The Emperor King has given ma Sanction 10 thir"
of m. Nv. religious bills supported by IA" Wekrrlr
Ministry, but OF these measures, on" lclatiN"
TO absolute freedom or absence or worship ana th'
though voted by the Chamber Of Deputies; are still
nrndIng before the higher Chamber. the Table of
Inc Aagnatcs. Again. the iungarians seem bound
now 10 revive their protests against IN" complete
of active national guard. with the Austrian army
Tho urge that their natv" tongue the Magyar,
should be- used instead of tho German language, IN
nI military exerciscs Of the llonveds. Count Ap-
ponyi I'm insisting upon that condition bcfor" &C
cepting the Ministry. has been the spokesman %
bis ,ountrymen But the Emperor, who was al
rcndv t.fpl with the conduct OF Herr Her
onv,ni Minister Of N" Interior in IN" Wek"rle
cabinet who had not suppressed IN demonstrate =
i'm bouor of kossuth's son could hHruiy agree with
the programme OF Count ApponyL The present
SITUATION H. therefore. rather critical along the
Danube since to the ecclesiastical question IL added
famous dual union formed. after Sadowa, between
Austria and Hungary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
.,,vs,,rn,rroy or rw0 BIG SHOWS

Bridgeport Conn. Dec. -S-James \ ne
Salisbury and " + CODY nave io'"e' rS,,,,,,
mp 20 S0,So..o .on wIth capital OF $oo@l INC
r nariners viii have no interest In the ba''u~
and BAILEY SHOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

Tho challenger in order that the holder may WIN
great air OF magnanmity, make Gee ~ his co,
Oh ,ilenpe trophy ever protector ~ !. ,oat
rhnse s,iccessfil retention has been simply ma
tsr OF organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

rwO DEATHS FROM 4 CHRlSTMAS pTARREL.
press : c. saws thar on chris ,mas Day Harvey
KeNnN md rrank Flelh.. tWo farrneri. n1lIiel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

MARSHAL CANROBERT Shf'Io' HLn i'll"
PARIS Dee 2s-Marshal Canronert - seriously III
with inNammatory govt lie Is extremely "''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
Indigestion; Severe Pain In Stomach.

ruoMAs FLETCHER. OF Gifion
Station. EdJJar o.. Ia. writes
- suffered the terrible tortures
for ten years with what your DR..
Pieicc's Common Sense Medical
Adviser Describes A. Gastralgia
pain III stomach. | employed our
home doctor took onc-half dozen
bottles of sar,aparilla with no
benefit; then took oue-half dozen
bottles of \ celery compound with
ont any benefit then eight bottles
of iron touic. vet was no better !:
this was in 1880. then took six
bottles of Or. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. Th,ch Wadt a nS'o
man oJ ne. am now fity-two
years old. and for the past five
years have worked very hard on
NV fhrm. II II impossible for me
G Golden Medical Discovery.
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roerr PERSONS MAR RREckrNRIDGE

werr. iiautc Ind Dec. Congressman W. g. =
Breckenridge delivered hi. lecture on the "Eras Of
American Development and Their Great Men" to
forty persons AZ the Opera House tonight
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FRANCS BUILDING GUNBoAIH foH VA"
Paris Dec 2S.-Thc French Government ~ con
.r,c,ipg with all possible rapidly twelve gun
go. "a ,or,,-eix harces which will be sent in
sections 10 Madagascar FOR The use OF the fie"'h
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no ssue1 for several weeks. The ency nh nom"
,uh,iehed simultaneously in Washington "" ~