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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
-. hkpoKT OF THE3 FOATCD OF WTJNTJd.
wks thb sra-BOT or uvki.y discussion by
" ? THBGr.NKRM. F.SSl.XGF.R AURXTS
TBRIfl-khT.
wa? a lot ol wrangllng at tho ofhcea of tlie
fllne aBBB8BBBM yeslentay. wlien the report of
Tn"1* M of ruli". ?* on the nmltcr of the paynicnl of
^?BrdoTis In pns-engrr bUslnoss came up for dls
***\ Thi- involved. of course, Uie Eric'fl attitude
"'*hr fl'hl.ar" *?>'<? **** 8888881 D. 1. Koherto. the
______ p?*'lW"r,"r "l**"1 of tf* Krlp" was l'r<*'*nt' tt,1<!
I*'"'*. .fiix m? road would no lorurer conscnt to dl?
*"!! u1n? Mislne*?s wlth outoide llnes. In thls pt.-l
he ?<- baeked b:r ?*v,*r-* ot,1(,r roeAn, among
__lh were named thc Delnware and I_.rka\vanna and
v.w-York. Ontario nnd Western. All thc roads.
j! TfJ rcarowed their wllllngnes. to abollsh Ihe
____ w*ion bn-lm**. ?? ?ar a_ thetr own rouds were
^rtTl.ody before whtrU the report came was com
T7?_ Xh* tenernl passrn^er a*cnts of tlie ll**** rep
T*^ . ,n ,|,e Eautbound Frelght Committee. Tlds
"Tdr. thfl Trunk Line and the Central Traftic Aa
______?_? anfl a few outoide llnes. The BRparMkat
tfLttnti before them was that of HBBBaflMflfl the
?_*V. iunctlen of thc board of rullng- as a com.nitteo
?"aiperTl*. the opcn.Uons of t.ha agreement B8*M
*ai_-thfl payment of comml>*lon_ was nomlnally
?Jjuhe. an* thc Alton boyrott was established.
***?>! Hurt, who was secretary of thc meetlng, l<
ftorirv Mr the vtatement that the vote on thls BR8B
re-nlixt M it- BaB_R lo>t. and that no MB lu
__ MflflaflBfl * laaaR-P for thc cltuatton recelrcd tho
tMU-thtrrt. vote refliuired for Ito adopUon. Almost wcry
ll__r had ? difT-rent plan. Mr. Burt BBB-, anfl 88
y- ?Keting of Uie committee was called for thls
g* oflker of a road opposed to the Alton boy cott.
v-^vcr. -_ld tHBphafleaflp la-t evening that a resolu
^ mommending the Joint committee to dissolve the
JZfrl lunction of th? Board of Bulings. had been
| OL Denald. the vlce-chalrman of the Central
frJtr A*?oriaUon, presided at the meetlng. The
><n#f. iprnM pre-ent were WlNlam Rdgar. of
\\\ Crand Tr.uik: 11 .1. TU.hards, of the New
MB-Caatral; C. K. l_u_bert, ot th* West Shore: .1. C.
cgtortoa. of the New-York, Ontarlo and Western;
a I Btf-ert-. of the Xew York. Lake F.rle and We-teni :
*' k harrlnrt.-ni. of the LetflfB Yalley ; 11. r.. ISald
_.n of th* Naw -'cr*v (enti-l: C. <;. Hancock. of the
m___i<-p!.i? *"d naafllnp; I. R. WeaR, of the PbR-_
?u___i C O. Scull. of the IialUniure and UMo and
?? Balttmere and Ohlo Nrnthwesiern : F. P. Dwyer.
_M_rcMc-_i. and (rrand Tnmk: O. W. Rogers. of flM
w_.__nii Central: A. J. .Smlth. of Uie Lake .**hore and
__!___.! Ontxal: B. F. Horner. of tlie New York.
r*5__e.and 88. Loafls; H. R. M.Clcllan. of the Wabasli ;
_ A Ford of the rVnnsTlvania Company: and C. C.
M__MB, ef the rToledo, BB. LaaflB aafl Kansas City.
IMMIt.KANT COMMI-^IOX l.-YMKS-S.
THB flOCI BBJJTB** DIS<X)YF.RY OF YIOLATION"
OF AUTUOKITY.
Clucago. I>ec. ld (i>pec_.li.-Another blt of exclte
vk* hm been cau**- ln Western Pas-enger ARsoch-Uon
mmm by a notlee of the Roek Uland that lt haa
omwnrea that \taes ontoide tbe a_90ciatton are pay
tag co alw_-?on lo a*;I-i-rt_ed fO-nml?_>nfl on
--nlgrant" Va<Ttenf. trata the eeaboard. but are
laying wtatever |s neeeesary to eecure tae UisUie_B,
Wd it ha* detei-mi-cd to nieet th?ir ai'Uon and
mv M hith B88_B_R_M8ja on thlfl buf-loesa a? any of
0MD Wheji it served tlds notlce on t'lmlrmiui
Rnley. th?t erTlrlal demanded pmof from the c-iiipa-iy
(Mt aaRflfla rtaUU wera _hU1v of tlie conduct alleged
mtinst UBRB.
Tbe r.ort mia-d tmmedtatelT a*ked the chalrm&n
tu a-thorlte lt to pay -Je aame eommlflKions as other
na., wre doing, wnt htm the prooN ln lt* powao-slon
ut called BM attontlon to Die fartt that the Peter
p.H.-eii clrcular was sUU in full foree and eflflet.
OialTDia1) Ftnlflvr has replved. poli.ting out Uie nipor
mm o! tM. matter le aU the roads. ha* asked hlm to
WMMer the Roek teland's pr.^.f and has called a
K^ettr. ot Ute assodaUooi for Thnrvday, Uetember
IT, at 11 a. m*. w> _M__B8 the niat'er.
?
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC BOXD MflC-t.
Chlrngo. Dec. 14.-A nion.ing paper says: Tho
CMM8B and XorUiern Pacific Rallroad has flonted
- . 000 of Ito 1ir*t mort_a_e Js at 78 nnd nccrued
RRlflM ar.d gnve th^ *>ndl<ate that purchascd them
i boniw of 25 per -ecnt In Chicago and Northern
rVhV ?tock. The syndlcate that liought the bonds
b corapo?ed of bpeyer A 'Co., Kuhn, Loeb & i o.,
Rfltrche Dank *t Beriln. l>lck Brothe.- A Co., of
RUadKph-a, C. B. Wright. Colgate Hoyt and the
Rrh.toJler*. It ls nnderstood that the bonds am not
* \,e placcd an the marfc-t for some month.. DavM
f B flflJR, prestdflnt of tha <hlcano and Northern Fatlfl.
refld. wtd laflt ntah? ibat the eale of the bond. was
jn-rt. t* rat-fl mrmpy tor Improvemflnto tliat are to; tie
mad'1 at ouee. flfldflfl ot whi. li fi* tbe couiplotion Ot their
t.iuiinal Bj-taBB.
THE YERMOXT COX^I-IDATION.
st. Alhans, Yt.. I>ec. 14.-A me.ting ol the stoick
k<lo?rs of Ih. Vermont ?nd Ciinada Railroad Company
wir* heJd h-rc this mornlng to take action on the 888
?fdidatlon ot the n.ad wlth the Central Vermont syfltem
rr BBfl state. The bRmB-BMM-B Bf ******* yoie
MRBafl the ph_n of ronvilldaUon whlch had prevlounly
. et, lljllfl br the Central Vermont, the OniNolidated
Bailitiad Cn-panv and tlie Montpelier and the White
H?ar Falb-oad (ompanv. Thi- praetically'adaetfl the
",,k.u._.ii,n of the roafla aaaaafl wlth the tentivl
t i:_iliu_d Ooaipaop.
?
W.B^Il's XEW CIUCA'-ODETROIT UBB.
. igo Dee. M (_f8eR-D.-XR8 Wahaah Ooaapanp
Mpr.1- M have Ito new ('htcniw-lhstrolt line conipleted
?ad ln operatUin Wlfl-M __-R inontl--. LaiflB forces of
arn are at w-rh 08 the heavy cuLs and fllK from Xorth
flaBChCMtCi 10 Detroit. hikI wlll eomplete them this
VMter reaving onlv the llglit (ttadlng. Uie bridging
_fl u.ntoK to be donc next t-nmmer. Wlieo oom
frmst thi* llne will be Htventeeu niilea shoiter than
the Michlgan Cflntral. The B8B-PBBP then propo.es
to. p.,t BB three M8-BB a day between Chleagi anfl
?? V.rk and make as fu-t tlmc as any Ofl IM MM
BBRors.
M'...TIATIX(1 FOR RTBB-ET RAILROAD-.
Baltimore. Dee. 14 (Speclall.-The Uaction -yndl
?tr R MMtuBMB for a controlliru: interest in the
IMB Koad Railwav. a suburban surf.-ice rond of this
. ,1 al-o the C.don Mwi Ra'.lv.iy. BOB* orwaet
lry'f?<;rrvernor Hoaifly, of Ohlo, and mv.i-.I < m
rl.,n,.l flBpMaJMM. H th" Traettoa Company gcta
,_ twt.. roads will lie cablod.
sl\TKMKXT OF A .OCTHERX ROAD.
RaahvUie. Dc*. l_.-C*iitroller Maney. Bfl the Raah
BBfl, .ha.u_L.Hj*.. and St. UMR IU.ilw.iy. RM ju-l I**
tttet th- foll-wln. smt.-ment of thc op.r_.io.is of that
aaal ior the B-flri-h of November: Cro*-* eamlugs. 8440,
Tuir-; oparatlng B-vaaaea, 8888,887111 *******
itft ei74,oi4 7ii; haMtaM on BoaMafl flahi BflaV '< 4?*
__rs. 80,088 88; ren.al W. and A. *******
BJ-.oOl ; .n.provemento, tH.'oOT 10; suip.us, 11...1-n 48,
THR ATCHJSOXS AXXCAI. RIT'ORT.
B?,t-r. Dec. ll.-The B-.--I report M the ti*****
tt .,. Autbite*. <t**eba *"'d s*uU ** ,ui"1'"1 '10,"1","r
l-iJ.4 to-day stat.s thnt Uie pro**? enrnlfl.'-'s ..r UM nxm.
*mj from Ihfl AtrBMfla Ky.t-.n. on BB averaae apefBtflfl
*t*?e lot 9* year of 7,111 BB-BB, _-N *****?*< a"
Emmm mt 82.85-,838 over thc prevloua year. iB8iBraafl
?ratiiv t.',... frelght RaflM for Uie year MM *********
m larrea-a of 81488,488 over Uie BfBfMaa yea.. The
aaal >a_ibcr of looa of all etflflflflfl ?? 'f'1-"* ' ?rr"-d "A;
?h_,v? ?f .o_.p_.iv frelght* *m 7.7.0.---, an MfliaajB M
M.M4 loai __.-t-SK.uud tonnage .ho?? a ******* "f
WC.G37 ton., ludKa.iiiif re_ulU lr..1.1e..t to llflht <rops;
?klkJ w-H*ur.d to.in.K''. Bior- etoflRR Bl-BUBRia 9
aasr-n.,,, .-.jndl.lon.. liicrc-Jied _SB,BN ***. The *M*t
?irfllna. bm* flaiiiagliia amounU-d to fl7.248,6f?3. an ln
cf**- owr U.e pr.-.loun year of ??5**|.0(V0.
Kfl* aaran.it. for flflfl year fl-flflfl 88-888.8-1. a decre_.e
8?i4?4'2l.8 or flrvi.. 14 a mlle u.idir BM prcvlou.
?-_. Th> m**U 9 BWflfl U) BKMaMafl re,*lrs __Bflfl to
BflJMRaf rlflflk. The n.-: flarpMa 18 the yen l? MRc?.
. The u.u.1 eamliigii of U.e St. UM* and S.n Piaadflflfl
a-H??T .y.iein for the year oi.dluj? Ju..<- 30. 18-1. wera
*.<?3.T16; 1iKre_?e ..ot jirec-ed1..,? year, 8-84,408. Oj.
?aiUng npeaata, 88,810,888; MWBBB, 8761.4U.. Xei
8a*ln?i., r.'ir>..,i. .; decreaBe, 8197,0-..
R-CBMOBB tfrmixal. DIBBCTOflJ bVBMlt.
Th. fllrwtors of UM RIOBMIlf T? r...ln:.l syMem WflTfl
8 **tr?t nvetliiR y.?_*rd?T afl/nioon for moie ihan two
**"*? A proUble flMflh hBtPI-B thq Jhoiaa* and BM
***?? MMraaM ?a. ma lilll Bfl lt ?*a* known U.ai Oaa*
? ???! b*_iui4 Tlioina* ?_* ln souic meaflurc opposwl ", th?
*Baa_Uu apj .ii.ud u> adju-t th- aflRMB of the con.).ai.y.
Tht natur. uf _M BMMB-M ?a? not pRrflB out. It did
?* dflBfl aattl .lmont . o'elflxk, and then thc dlrectors
Bttent* twtf In Kroujia, Uflfflf-BB **f lon. enough M
?"?f*- Mfl fl-wapflfljai iiprlinr^'f" 'h-1 barmony hid
?J"r?ll?l ln U.olr BfllBBB-lllBB. ?nd that "iKmiUvciy
**?-'r bpd l^-ci, d..n?'." Mr. |a_BBB begBtd to M 9f
"-^ from ir.aklng any roorc dctlultc -Utemei.t than Mi
***-*r>itt had done.
Pttmi tht _?rp.arv of the mcetinB it wa? Mfl-8-fl Uial
*" >?? old oh..-, ?? ?f tt... *g*m**9 (m****** Frealdent
?aaa, ??., i,,,., hU rinf? Dy virtin- of u>? rMRa M
?** ?to'khoid.r*. ?-,. r..|.xt*_ |n*ndliifr Uip meUnn ot
__'"
-fl. . Thr IJ?i_r for CNrU.Bflii*., . .. ,. ?,.,
I'ItIi.'.""' uI JNNU. l.\U. AUI'.'.M) Ifl t" of. '"2."
"?*D for AJ.L AliEM. I'layod on a beauUIul l>o_rd.
k_.*_. K?f<lflom* box. .
*k *OVTl. __,? tj-CITlNU. boid flv?rywhai~?.
the eommittee. Another mertlnr of the dlreetom wlll be
held to-day.
-? ? i.
THK FREUOIIT BLOCJCAUK AT CHICAGO.
<'hicago, l>oc. 14 (Speclal).-The frclght blockarto la
BBBI amioylng roada roming lnlo Ohlrago, hai BBBM
of them "begiin unloadlng thelr oars lnlo thc elevt>"or?
to-day. Last week tl.c rocelpts ol wlieat reached a
total of fK>5,:i2f> hushckt; of rorn, 1,1 r..">,r.7-J; oafa,
1.000,58(1; rye, 100,200 and bnrley. 404,774; flour,
1.14,ni*n Imrrcls, nnd meat-. f>.04').'ir>4 pounds. Thrr?>
?BB shlpped out "?v rall 70,0__ia barrels of flour. H.wtO
tons of meat; 9B*JBt*l hnshels of wheat, P-U'r-o
Jmsliels ut irom, l,ia7,_l)ii bu-h.-l-- of oats and
t>,04**i tons of lard.
I.ake BBBBBMBB1 were llght 'nie liurlhijrton k-arts ull
?rompetltors ln the Amount of stuff hronght ln. whlle tho
IV-rt Wnyiie leods In t.h eamotmt rak-n ou*. The
Pennsylranla Companv la doublr trncUtng It- llne. the
Pan .llondle. betweon I*ltt.-4>urg and Chicago, as
rapidly almost us the work BBB be done.
CLF.VKLAND AND PITTSBURO'S RIO MORT?..M.E.
Pllt-burp. Dec. 14.?A mortgage given by the Cleve
Und and Pitlsburg Railroad Company lo thc Farmerx'
Loan and Trust Company of New York for SlO.oOO.ooo
has been flled in the County Recorder's oflice. lt B
ooe of the be*ivle*t mort?agcs evcr pivscntcd tor re< ord
in Allrgheny County and makes a typcwrltbu book of
seventy pages. The direrlors and slorlil-.olders of Uie
companv about a month ago autbomrd the ismlng ol
il0,000.OOO in bonds to pay tlie debt of the n.id aud to
furtber equlp and construct. if. The pre<>.!iit Indebtrd
n-ess ol the company Is ??i'.,3G4.000, ol which t/Lf
10.-..000 ln bonds lalls due on January 1. 1881, on a
mnrtgage given to James P, Clark on January 1. 18<ll,
to secure 7>ond- BBMBaUBf to ifl.'-'OO.OOO. rhe mort?
gage 1- lor ull the property owned by the companv.
A SOUTH CAROLINA LAW AGA1NST PABBBB,
Columbla. B, C, Dee. 14.-The House of Reprtv
wntatives has passed the bill agalnst free rallroad
passes, which had previously be??.n passed by the Senatev.
It prohlblts the rerelvlng or uslng of frco pas-cs aa
Tallroad* by any members of the Sennte or House, or
State or county offlclals, or Judgos of any court of
record In tlie s-tnte. A provtsion exccpling th*> Rall
road Commtssioners and the Riiperintendent of F.ducar
tlon was Rtrlrken out. The penalty provided ln Uie
blll ls PSOO flne or slx months' impri-oiimont for aay
oftlcial ucrepting a pa-s. and a sJaillar llne lor any
railway ofHclal offering tlie paas.
AOAINST THE PULI.MAN COMPANV.
Ph*?-lelphla, De<-. 14.~Judges Aeheson and Ilutlrr
flled an opinion lu the l'nited SUiies Clreult, Court
to-day dla_ils*-*ng Wayne MacVeagh'ts motioti *fc>r tbe
Pnllman Palaee Car Oompany to have the ordglnal
hU in equiiy. flled some tlme ago agalnst the C^ntr-i
tTrnnsportatlon Oompany, dlsmi-ssed, and alh.wlng the
inoUon made by Johu G. Johnson tor the tran-porta
tloa company, asking that the lAtter be admitted to
flle a oross bllL_
FOR RILLTARDS IX RETAGIOUS WORK.
POOL AXD OTHER GAME8 SUGf>ESIED AT A MEET?
ING OF METHODIST MTXISTERS TO
HEI.J THE CHURCH.
Abont 300 Methodtste were present yesterday morn?
ing at the Tegular monthly meetlng, held ln tba
Methodist Book Concern. No. 150 Flfth-ave., lor pur
poses of disrussion. A majority ol 8*8088 prewnt were
ministers from New York and Us vlclnlty. The Rev.
Dr. J. T. Bates presided. The feature of the meetlng
was the novel proposltloo advanced by Henry W.
Knlght. a publlsber ronnexted wlth the Methodl-t Brtok
Concern and flrouiinent in Brooklyn church clrcle*.
The propesal was embodied ln a paper deallng wlth
t*hurch work and the rotidiUaii of cburches in the
lower part ol thls city wheu contrasled with tbjjae ln
the upper part. Alter Mr. Knlght had flul-hed the
readlng of bis artlele there was a general dlscusaion of
the -raestlon lor torrty nilnutes. The Rev. D?v1d
Downey. of Mamaroneck, aud the Rev. Crandall J.
North supported the viewj advanced by Mr. KnigTit,
whlle the Rev. J. M. Reed aud ahe Rev. Dr. J. A.
Roche were vigorously oppoaed to any such movement
Mr. Knlght's *i>eecb wa_s ln part as follows:
'?Flrst. I want to say that I havc two beliefa. I
believe in the rellgion of our Lord Jesus Christ, and I
believe ln the rellgion ol humanlty. I was bom ln the
Up ol povarty, and am a plebeian by blrth. There
fore, my sympntliies go out to the poor and wtetched
and tlie outca?ts, wberever they may be found. Now.
brethren, I want to aay tbat I owe alloglance, fl.rst to
t.od, and second to my family, and third to tbe
Methodist Ohurch, wWcb I believe was ordalned to
work among the poor aad downtrodden, and I stond
here thls morning to arraign the Methodist Ffclscopiil
Church at the bar of Almlghty God, and to say thut
the adherenta ol Methodism are negloctlng
thelr dutles, eapeclally la tbe larg*) clties.
and yet more partlcularly ln tlie downtown aeo
tlons ol tl?e great clties. A few weeks ago, whan I
spoke at Uie Buahwick Avenue (Brooklyn) Methodist
meeting 1 eUted that tbe uptown churchea needed do
aw-istaiicf, but t-bat help tliould come to tho down
iowu cburclies.
" I would erect a building. not necessarlly a church.
more pcrhaps in tho nature of ? ball, and in it there
should be a place lor au orrhe?tra nnd a choir, and the
capacity ol thls orchestra -should not be less thun :tOO
parsoaa. The audlence room should contain at lea-t
2.500 sittings. Thls building should be so crccted that
the people could come Irom tl?o atreet dlrertly io Hk*
audlence rooin. ln conuection with thli building I
would have b'*wling allcys, billlnrd tables. peal tables,
a t,*ytiina-iiim, Kwlmniing batbs, schooLs for .-cwlng and
c.Kikinp, and clubs lor boy*, men, women and girh.
The whole should be as attractlve as pos-ible. and come
in direct competlUon with the saloons. 1 maintain that
a game ol pool or billiards does not nere?*arily imply
also tho invltatlon: "Let us tako a drink." Now, as
a member ol the Brooklyn Union Lcaguo Club. 1 know
that. many lay men and ministers ol the Methodl-t
F.pl-copal Church are also member.., and that by thelr
membershlp they tacitly admit that there ls no harin In
the games ol pool and billiards played there. Thc
U. b. (irant Post. G. A. R., is someUmes called the
John Wcsley Post, on account of the large Methodist
rnemberahtp, and you can see a game of pool there any
eveoitig.
-Bi-hop FltzgerakJ, in last week's 'Chrl-tian Advo
c^te ' -taUd thai tbe only in-tltution itronger than the
saloons i? the Church. I take i--uc with him on thi.
and maintain that t_Jje shIikmi i- atronger than the
Church. In New-Yoru Ix'low Fourtoentli -t. there arc
4 000 saloons and 100 etiurches: tho former are <>|irn M
long as they cun pos_-lbly remain open. and the latter
not until they are. obliged to open. ln siu ii a district
I would open this building and BBPOint t? ovcrsee lt
the best wilent Methodism can ailord; not for live
year-. but for twenty. or as long as good could be
aici.mpli-.hed.'*
BE SAYS TBERE WILL BE XO STRIKE.
AXDREW OABBrXBifl DB-gXXB WMF. RFPORTS
ABOUT THE HOMi:"TEAD POUA
Aadrew Carnegle says there ls no truth lu tbe re?
port that the :i,5O0 men employed in the llome-tiid
Mills. at Phlludrlphia, intend to go out ou strike BOBB.
BB aWo det.ies that th* lifty.four aetaa of ground
PBNhaaai at DaaaaaBa, ***%*., adjatariai ti..* canMgM
works. were bought lor the purpo.^ ol puitlni; up
more -liops where urinor wa- to be made.
"? We have u thn-e-ycais contract with all tli" ni'ii
at the Homestead Mills, and as the coutra.t 8088 B4t
oxplre milil July 1 next, I cannot see how tha men
can go ont ou .-tiike.'' sald Mr. Carnegle to u Tribune
reporter last evenlng, at his BBBM at No. b West Flfty
Hr-t ?t. '*Tho men ai-o worklug on a sliding -cale
ol wages, and up to the present tlme everylhing liu
been nio-t satisfactory among them. The conijilalnt.
I undi'i-tand, ls tttm twenty men who art; engaged ln
a certaln depurtment tif Ibe armor shops. They say
Ihey are. cntltled lo morn money than others. Therj
.-.riainly B no danger of all the men going out. and.
I doubt if a mnn ***** l*?ve us.
*? hegiirdlng the stuteinetit thut Cnrn.*gie Hn.iheis
had purchased a large tnid ol IhikI adjolnlng the
works ut Pafaaaaa wiu. u **itm tt ballrMBg Baara shops
?h**re armor was to I<e mude, 1 wlll say tliat there V
M aaah lalaaBaa M] our part. > At Homestead we can
turn out BBBBfh armor t'? -upply the iiavles of the
wm!.!. BBd iiaturallv tli^re is no BBB'-adt. hf M
ditional works. Tbeiv. 11.000 tons of urmor BM now
aniiually -.uppfled. Tlie land wa- paiahaaai wlth a
view of BMbm <xt*iiHioii <?f lha aMrha. ?oeae hlaM
fiiiiui.e- may be put up on thi* recent pur.shaaa BOOB.
but that wlll Ix* all thc u.sc that wlll bc madi* of the
land for -ome tlnie."
? ?
MY.ETIXG Of rifiv 0H1O SOCIETY.
'ihe regnlar montnly mcetiiiK of Ihe Ohlo Sodety of
BeeMfeek aaa aaM i**t algha **? 9M mbbbj *>t PM m* Mtjr.
so. -mo riBBara PaaaaBBil wiiiiam u. stnai? I* io
?|,.-iniiK BBBMeBa H|K>k? ot tli<- M8B>atBp of Uie tKulely,
aud of th.*. eaaaaaaBBBd aaaaps uf BMaBai Itoaa. Oeaera
vho aareeaeed th.' Magafa aate Oaaaaal Beary L
BafBBBt, Oencnl 'Ihonm* Ewing, 08888-1 W?t" r ^?u.^ll.'
and 6. S. PBeBtoa. XhB plaii Uiat -p|H_r**d ri.i.at |K.j,i:l..r
was M rent a amaller toom for buslnaas i,uriH.?*s, Bh8N
BJM iibrary, plctures and oth.-r MBpMlP of thr *aaBB1
,l,all M BBBji toil tor IB8 B?IhlJ BMBMafB tu M I I
lar/e hall. The chslr waa liii>tr.n U-d t? appmnt a mm,
i?IU<-.- t.? BBBBM at a fuuir.- BMaBMB- M **?? ****tUti U.
Uold BM aaaaal a-MM8 at l)cliiiuiilt<.'? on January L'J.
-0 ?
A 8AKE HOLIDAY WDJt.
The ?ew style hufe Cabiuet tor Jowelry. Manin
.sale Co., 'M'o Broadway.
IT LOOKS LIKE NORCROSS.
nLLOW IX THE ___CT-I OORT.F-POXD.
cnnoxKR M-M8BMIB ixn.iXK.n to tiiixk ttut
THK BOMH-TI1KOWKK WAS THE.
ROflXOR llrMKF.R.
Th.re docs not scein lo bo 'much doubt now Uiat
the man who BBBfl-A Ihfl MflflHBI cxplo-Jon M I'"--''!
?uBc.'s offlce -as iiemy L. flararoaa, nf RBaflea. Ia
li letter left for hls mother, Noiwss InUm.ited that
hc was p-iig t.. New-York for tlic purpose flfl (iirrylnu
..ut MMM dangcrous project, and t.i mako thc pnsif ..f
BM Idcnliiy till the more certaln nine P?M BBMflB
were ft.und yestcrdny ln ihe teelh of Uie bomb Ihvowcr.
Thoy were exactly nine lillings thut hls ****** I"'*
ln tor Norcross Iti Boston. and Uie descrlpH'm of the
work donc c.rrc?*poiids to tllli.iKs tound ln the hed ut
the Morgue.
Tlre cxami nation of Ihe teoth was made yesterday
by Coroner Messemer and Dr. Bdws.rd Dunham. All
tho teetli except the MM wi-dom tootli <>n tlie 1*99
Me *t the _ppar btm were l-ii Uie mouth. A de
pr.--.-i..n _hara .Bowafl Bmk MMB taath BBfl baaa B-Bba
out. The two molars on the righl -wle ?t the upper
Jaw were lilk-d wlih gold, as was ..Uo thc secoml
MeaapM on lhc rlfRi Mflfl M the same Jaw. On the
Mfl side of Uio upper Jaw Uie catiine t/x>th was brokea
Mfl _hfl floctors tlilnk that -a. raiiscd by the e.x*
plo.ion. Thc second bicuspid and thc lirst and flflfl>nd
inolar- of th.* apper Jaw ou the left -ide v.ere also
BBafl with gold.
ln th*1 rlclit side of ihe lower Jaw thc flr^t and serond
in Man wwa Iflai arlth go'.d. <m tii- Mfl flfla al aaa
lower Jaw all the teeth wen* sound except the aaCOBfl
molar, whlch was M.d with gold. This flwBi that
U.ere were slx teeUi Jilled M the upper Jaw and Uiree
ln the lower. As Xorcr.-'- denli-t ?<?.?_ Iw put hi
BflM lillings, tlircc M the jowcr Jaw and slx ln the
appar, iiw -MriMrttp R c- nipielc.
A partiaJ examitiiitlon <?f Uie braln of Uie l.oml.
Ihiower has al.-o been intvle l.v Dr. fliray, of Ihe Xcuro
Mfltcal 99M*9j', Dr.iflflwaafl i>unhani, ur. PbbbbR Col
lin- and l)r. .Ic-tscmer, an I tho result goes tc show, the
mcdical meu say, that Ihe idau undoubtcdly wiis un
souiid nicntally. Tho man could 8888881 his condi?
tion, Uu* doctois say, but Ire, certalnly was irr-anc. Iho
irport thc pRpaMR-H BBBflfl of thfl exiiliilliiilioii of the
braln BBBflfl BJ f IMVfl :
Ti.e inu-.i eaaaflal eoflrtenM e___fl_Mfl] of the eeteRra-B.
the jK.ii-,, Uio BMdOlM oht-fllpalfl. ab-ul half an Inefa of
the upperinost. end Ot thc fplual cord. and BBfl Bflfl
bellutn. Theae J.ad Beea r. moved ulmut 4 e'emcB on
December "> froin Uie -kull of the man, who had died
ali.nt twenty eight hours l/efore. 'fhe ex.iininatioii
lo k place at !i o'cloil., Deeember o, about Htiy hours
af.er .leath, and for tueiiti f.ur hour*. of thlfl time UM
Ititmcranlal coiitcnt- htid been proerved lu Mull.-r's
tiuid. Tii.- wcignt of Um anfln brnbn waa 1,810
gruluuies, whl.li R about KiO pn___BCfl or Uiree ounees
below tne BveraRB. The (???ivbelluiu wetghed k>i
grainmes, arhieB is tBEbttf al.ove the avcruge. The
dura. mater 1....1 u bal... Mflfl ap]K'ai_nee, as if t.lown
up, btit was BOmaL Ihe pia wa.- he_lthy. uver tho
befl-lapberaa, mostly on the left, lu varlous snhl. BBfl ;it
U.e tiase, Uiere were nutnerOflB extravasillon*- ,.f hhmd
evident.lv of reoent orlgln and due to th.* expl -.on.
These were on tlie surfa.e and bencath ihe pia mater.
There were no ____a_BBB of the pia mater io the cere
bruni, There were .ome slidit lueeratlons of the l.riiiu
aul.stat.ee, flMO evidently raeaal and dita to the dyna
mltc.
The left asreiulljig parietal convolutlon, c*pcciallv
ln Its upper lialf, and flM Ml Biat temporfl] convolu
Uon. tflpeetaUy ln its aatertor half. wen- greatly
atrophled. Thc pray matt?'r of rtliis left ;.??> '< iidii._
parletal eonvolnRon wa, Bve lulillmetcr- in d.?pti., un.i
Ihat of Ihe Mfl llrst t' inporal Pmr B_UJ__Mtei_, whlle
the jfiay niiitt'-r of Uk. Jeft ascendliig fiimtal ronvo
luti.iu was ten nilllimetcrs ln depth. and th.-.t of th*
other convolutlons vurled from ten to sev.*n milllmcters.
The lefi BTM aaratMl was four mllllmeters smaller than
thfl rlirht. and Uie, k*ft half of Uie pons wm four
millluieUrs ?maller than the rii;ht. These abnor
iiialitl(* were ull that were vlsll.le to Uie naked ejej
the frontal. parletal, ovcipltal. spenoldal and umporal
lobes of Uie r.'ivhrum, Uio oorpn* calh^um, tha
baaaJaBBBfla, flM cura, the pons, the mcdulla ah
Mmhb, the npinal cord lonly lt_ ultra eranlal end)
and the rerebellum havlnr baaa larefully i-xumlned.
Bnt although not poslttvely dl?e_^.*d. other than Bl
descrlbed, the convoluUon- of the e.rel.ru.ii were nn
i0_flt-ed, and Ui?* snid were shallow. Tho lntra
craiilal flOntanM are now r.re?ervid In Muller's fluld.
and, after several weeks of neccssary luinl'-nlng, they
will be microsropically examln.s;
"The examlnatlon of Uie liead and braln wlll lie
continued to-morrow,'' said Coroner Mesuenier ye-tT
day. ?? We has*e not yet begun a mirroiicoplcnl ex
amination at all, as the brain Is not in proper eondi
Uon. Mensurements of the skull, however. wlll be
made to-morrow, nnd sttine ndditional examlnations of
tho dlfferent part- ,.f th. braln will be made al tlie
.anie Uuie. The head is ln Just as good condition
to-day a? it was an hour after the exploslon. and If the
man ls Norcross hls inoUier or father wili rceogniw*
hlm as soon as the hend Is shown to them. Xot only
wlll liis mothcr and father be able to rec?Jgnl-e hlm,
but anybodv who knew Uie man wlll have 00 dlffi-ultr
ln recognlxlng him, as Uie features have not chanmd.
The head ls .so well BtflBfl-TBd that there ls not even
any dl-eoloiaiion af the skln.
? I'ntll to-dav I wa- B-BOpat convfneed tliat Uie l.omb
thrower wns known to E. B. MflB-fl, of X... 3,41.1
Mark-st., West 1'hlludclphla, ns hc baa furnished mo
wlth a pbotograph of n man wbo bear< a remnrkuble
resemblanrc t?. Uie head. The BBafl of thfl BMM ln Uie
photograph ls cxactji' HUe that of U.e bomb-thrower.
The onlv dlfference 1 enn noti.e lt that the man know ii
to -Mr. Mars.li appears to l.e of darker c-inplexion. I
cxpect Uie geJitletnan from 1'hiludeljjhia here io inorrow.
ns I liavc wrltten to him to coine und take i. look at
the Jiead. Uut I am nfruld n.w thnt when he _ets
here he will (ll.cover Uiat the head dot-.s Bflfl belonc to
thfl intin known to hlm. slnce ihe dl-cv.-ry of Uie
fllllnKS in thc teetli. 1 am Incllned to tlilnk that tlie
bomb-thrower wna >,,ung Koraroaa, el Bofltoa. I have
writtj'ii to Mr. nnd Mra. Norcross and thej- mrust have
reeelred my Rtter before thls tiin.*, l.ut l bave recelved
no reply from them. It seems *wVUft that thev hare
not eoaunnnlented with the Raw-Ypra p.llce or come
on to look ut Uie head. ln mv Jefter I told Uiem tluit
ararjr eoartan aroaM ie1 aaMbflafl to them wiiiie in
New York. Tln-v terttintf ..uirhl to come and see If
Uiey cun clenr *? this mystery.''
At 10 o'cloi k la-t nlpht Or. Doticlas. n vounir denti-t
eonneeted wiUi coggiu't dentai oflke In Boctan. called
at the Bcileviie Husjiital and a-i..si to aae the beafl M
the boin!) thrower. Thc flOCtOT w'a- Bee___p_aMfl h\
rw,. BMB, but none of Uiem couM ideutlfv the hend.
Mr. Iiouglns ni.tde a mltiute examlnatlon of the teeth.
Me flfljfl that two year. a+ro he tilk-d one of Uie lower
rlght IncMotfl of a man HOned Norrrofl*. Thc dentist
after the exiimlriatioii said that hc fmind the MenRral
lUliiiK whieh ha hnd mude. lle de. lared that tlie
Hllllig war. an enumel one and tluit the evlden.es were
pereepRbM flttn. Dr. Deagtaalwaa rarr retlrent. He
de.'i.ti.-d t<> sav who sent him to make the examlnatlon.
When be Bad poafl anrar, Ihe reporter*. to whom
lr_ said that he wa- mra that be had made thetllling
iiutt h" l.ad lust fllaeorered, pot i>r. BehneMer t<> BiaRe
nn e\iiinln:itioii. Tlie head was tahea boM the lar
of iilc diol nnd placcd und'T ? powerful llirht. pr.
Sehm-lTler. wlih t.hre? as-i tatil-. UObfld for npward
of a half iKiir for the ravity wlii.li l).')ii-liis -ttld he
Blled. The MarcB re_nlted in lindlm: that aoaa flfl
the In.i.or- 0B either Ihe left or ri^-'lit. sjdes htid ever
been tii led or drlllcd Into.
M waa axneetofl at a late Jionr la-t nlpht Ihat tha
HMVntfl of Norcross would reacli the h.siili.'il any
monieut.
f/BAT BOSTOX raOfllJTB ?AY.
TIIKY r.lYV. TlltlR BRCO-tDB 01' XORCROSST
niir.IX<;t-in~ PAR-ORTB 9TABX Fult
RBW PORB.
ruslon, Dcc. 14 (Spcdal).?Tlie father and mother of
jictiry l. Barereflfl rtartafl fcaan Baataa aa the 3
o'clock train this Hftcrno.m for Xcw York.
VJie Xew York pliy.iclan wlio e.xamlned the bniins
Ol the dend nian's he.*ul found in 1,'us-ell b*gt*t ofliec
dccUired that they showed eOCM h:-ive|v that thc man
Ml B k.ng p rl.Kl must have nia:,!fe-led Mgafl of
iii-iiiiity. Ui- in..-t iniiniai'i friends deii\ Un- Iheory.
Henry Borcraaa waa never. i.y thoy who knaw Ma.
l,e*.t, MCarflflfl Bfl cv'-li n - crauli.*' They adinlt BBM
tlit.l he MBfl flflflfl whut pecattar, but not morc BO than
nine men out (o? Ma onc oAgut BMM M 8 lui* <ltv.
lii- iipp.iie.nl fllflCWpancl between the . t:ite:nciits of
Dr. Well-. (leiitl-l. of Ihi- < il.v, nnd _R8B8 of the B8J8B88
wlio e\-nilne<l the teeth M thc dvmunlter's head was
paflially ezpMMefl to-djiy. Jt R BOW _88Mlaflie_ that
ln. W.ll- nevei BlMfl iit'V ot Xonn-s's MMh, bal M
De.einl.. r. 1881, Dr. Whiii.cv. of Tremont st.. lilled
live of Ih BM>Ml teelh at thc IflflUT of Ihe niontli. Dr.
A. L. Bflflfl, Jr.. ot Itoil-loii-st., s.ild Uiday- **TRBMjb
I nev.-r did au> pio.'.?I'-nal work fm- Xor.-ro-, I
fii'.iu,Miy exnadnefl bh Maih. The two fn.nt bbjba
wci?? inu.'li fonircr than 1- lialu.'.il. The eapldfl W8N
long and poiuted, ih.- Meatfla. leaf, aarrow aafl
shaip Bflfafl. All UM MflflB were deli, ?,e|y Mra <l.
R ii of hl- iilff* larely have mi. Ii beaiitiful leelh. with
tiie jiius BMettnp ?? < hi-ci.v. i,e aaa Maodcd over the
ii,<..iiiiiiiiie <>f wealth, und hvtflflv ha baa baaa flB
...iiiii'.'c.l in Ini-i! ?. That he wa- in.aitc ou thi
point I ha,vc no flpaM."
Dr. v>. ?' wii.tti y. of Xo. i-ii Tr.niont i., flM aafl
r.ineii.ber of bavtflfl utleilded Mr. BOB-taflB WB8B he
wa- lil'st (|U,'-llol|,ll .,11 IRfl .-Ubje.1, blll oll JeflTllm
io BM ia_Mflfl. ba found an entry <>f ?? ii. i.. Romraaa,
M.llliville," Whi.h rc-polided ll.e tilllliK' "f B*B B-BlflT
teeth. iiii.i.eii. ihe laaaafl t.M.th from ilc raar aa bath
the rifbl BBfl li'ft -I'l- of the lifiper Jaw, Un* .rroud
and thinl teelh fn.m the nxir 8R the riuht rffla of the
loarar j..? .mi RM Mceafl Mett Ifaai Ma n-ar on tho
left side of Uu* lower Ju?. Ilc liad m.t flflBM work
for lilm for ten your-.
Ir. BflWBlfl Cot-idni, dentlst, thls STflflflflfl: at Xo.
1-JO Tremoiit-l.. who had been Mr. Buteraflfl. d.ntlt
for ten years gave Uie followlng descreptlon : " lle.
(rliuiilig wlih thc BBpaf Jaw, on the right side. the
HlimM l.l.u-l'lil w-s tille*! on the bB-t flflfl wlth
({..ld, Ihe fii-l inolar mi the -nme .ide was llll.-d lu
fi-ont wlth gold. The -?eoiid liml-i' MBfl Hlled BB RM
. rown wlih _.l.l. Oll the left -|(le Ih- -e.oii.1 bl. u-pl.l
w?- iiii.-.i aa .'"? baab Baa. aafl Ihfl B-M an.i mewmt
moJar. 08 U"' .ii'wii. wlih in.ld. Ofl UM flflfll Mflfl flfl
tl,.. l0W8f Ja? tl.e llr-t inolar wi.s |ille<l ln front wlth
Mlvcr und Bfl UM Iowt with gold. The _e. ond ui..l_.r
was fllkd on Uie crown ?.U. gold. The BBBBBfl laft
18 IT RETURNING P
Bane Rc-nurka I pan a Mabjeet *?f lha Mo.c Kerlan.
Importmi. e, Kaprclnll- al thia Keaaon af Ihe Year.
Many people are anxlotla to know If we are liicely to
hav< anoth.r .piiletrh- of the -crlp. That there are many
jicrsoim aaft rin( wlth lt now there can Im* no douut:
that It may imri-ac I- a posdblllty; that M*ga shuuld
he taken to avold ll B ** nerloua crtalnty. The "ijrlp"
l? not eoiisldered dangerou* by many peou.e and lt may
not hc, lf taken in tlme, but it leada tn othcr gBBBjaaaaa
taaapUcatlnni. *?,| i1l?easc#, and to prevent it should be
the gtaataM aara of all. The ailrhtcBt aaM n*y turn ta
grip and you may M MM up. lf ><>u do not ci.re It.
A BeBBBg ln tho throat. sllght- tighfnesa oi a paln ln MS
ahaafc, lBscitudn or latigue, aaBBBaaa, haaaaeha, bmB of
appetlte or lud taiie ln the mau'b raay a?8BB that the
t*0 la piepnrl-m lo aeiie you. AC such a tlme, quirk
sU'|i? should be taken. At once necuro a stimulant.
BBBBM l? lagflug and requlrea a ?Hn.u!atloii, but In-ar
can-fully in mlnd that there lt but oii'i ttttO* nimulant.
aml that Is whlskey, :uid but one aba.ilut.-ly pure medl
.?liial BhBBap, and that B DutT.V-. Ture Malt. it has
curd thousanda of ca,-e* of grlp and jirevented It In an
Ind. limte uuiiiImt of UflMB It ha? stood BM U*st of
llme and la the mont popular pis>|?ar.itii)>i to-day. lt 1*
aaiaeaai by phpMMBaab BatoaBata and lhaaaa_4a M men and
women. v.ho l.ivc uaed It contluitol.y. Should u BBBM.
man BMB to a. il you :iny other, be.-au?i? BMM protlt ran
bi made upon lt, refu?e lt aud ln>?l?t. upon having Dully'a
Pure Malt. It ls a great uid to ht-alth aud ls BBBBBB to
ciiiuiterait the t.i-t appeatanei) of fiip.
lower molar was fBMt wlth gabl on the front slde.
There were ten lllliugs in all, BB nine Mathu*
Dr. OBajBM thought he r.'membered a pecullar
groove in one ol Ihe teeth, but -aid be MM) so many
such thlng- that It litld been no Impres-ioii un hl
mlnd tltiil ho could not loentc lt.''
'?How do you reconclk; your itltigram with the tes
tlmony of the examlning dentlst of*New-York iu regunl
to the Baaaaai h?ad f* asked the reporter.
? The man mu-t he ml-tiikoii. The lllliugs nro so
luiiit'd that a ca-oial exnminatii.ii, aapectall) with thc
j.-iw- rtoaetf, waaM not rev.-ai any fllllng-. BepaiatlBg
the Jnws wuitld enable any one to BM tlio lllllng- on
IBa crown- und -ides of (Bfl teeth. und wji'-u each Bll
cxniiiliintiiiii Ifl made of that head ui New Vork I think
IBa toeth alll be toaaa aa i haei Baherthe- theni Bbm
my d'liTram.'
Acriinling to stateinent. ninde bv intlmnte friends of
Borcroaa, taera'le sabsfaaUal avMaoee tbal hia braln
had Been nt"e<-ted by hls BXeaMtfB u-e of drega, w.'iih
he n-s.-ited hud ;i gTB-t efTec t iu keep.ng a man iu e\
oelletit phvstcnl Condition. t'amplior, nliiui und sul
phnr he u-ed regulatly.
THE FEDERATIOX OF l.AUOll.
PIOOBBDUBM OF TIIE ANNUAT. COXVF.XTION
GROWTH OF THE OHHAXU)TION.
nlffuliighnni, Ala.. Dec. 14.-The Atneilcan Frdera
tlou of I-abor ass^mbled In eleventb annual session
ut F.rswell's Hall Ull* morning. Tho MM-BB WBB
devoted to prellmlnariea. (idVernor Jonc-, wlm is lu
tbe- ctty, made. the opening addre** of welcome on
bvhalf of the State. Mayor Lane welconud the Fedeni
tion on bc-htUf of the city. %> R. Froeman, delegatc
from lilrmlngl-im, made the BP888h Of welcome for the
BrpBBBBl workltigmcn of Alabama. Presldent Com
pers retT-onded brlelly. A inmmittee on cf.leti'i ils
w;i- th.-ii appointod.
Pn->ident C.oinpers in his addre-s of welcome -aid
thls wus the largest rotiv.-iitlon of the PaBaraBefl in
Its history. Tlie givwtlt of tke organi/atioii iaa_MJ
the la.st year was phi'K'.iiieiial, and the gelBCBtol
belore him represented more thun T'.O.OOO organiz.d
laborers. Mm h. however, as laid be?-n uci oinpll-li'.t
iii Uie past, much more still renialned to be doiio lu
Uie future. Contltiulng, he sald:
lt should bo our effort to make encli -,u< ceeding
convention of the American Federatlon of Labor an
Improveaaaat on the preocdlng one, both iu nuutbers
and lalaOlfaoea, keeplng pac* wlth iiu* ever lacreaatng
Intelllgenco und pre??Jng demands of the ma-ses and
thc. developiiu-nt of tbe Indu-tHe. of our countiy. <?..
every hand we llnd orgauluitloii and c.nibiuatioii on thc
part of tho-e wlu? own or eontrol the w.-alth. and ii-iug
thelr possossious to crush out the Ubcrties. to stitlc
the voice. ,to pervert Uu* rigkts of Uie totUaa Baweea.
These comblnatlons ran only succe.-sfiilly bc coisd
wlth b> B conipict and thorough a?<k lath.n of Uie
wace WOrklng rlasse- of our country. Tln* whole
aaaaa tt hnmanlty apjieals b? u_f to be Ime to tlie
ailaalna of our rluss, and help iii the n-vireiKliiitf
KitiT.-t Ik reform. Justlc and right.
At the concluslon of the Presldent _ BBlfSaa, tli
convention went Into c_ecutive >.es?lon, and tlv doors
were closed. t^neral B*.*cretary '?Chrls" F.vans prc
sented hls annual fnanrlal loport. TIp rcport oaid
that durtag the term endlng October Bl, MW, '^t'J
cbarters had been isiuied to tinions i? follows:
Arltansaa, 5; Conneetlcut, 2; Colorndo, 4; DMtftot M
Columbla, 2; Oeorgla, 2; Hlluots, lb; Indiana, BB;
Iowa, I, KaaaajL R: Kentuoky, '-: I.oui-iaiiit, 9;
Massassachusi'tn, 8; Mlchig_n, -'l I Mls.oun, 0, Mln
no-sot^ 4; >A-slsslppt, 7; .Malne. J ; Montamt, l ; New
York. is; New-Jeraey, :?. New Mexbo, :i: OMo, ao;
Peniisvlvatila. 18; lUiode l-l.ind. 1: leni. .?, 4.
lexu-,' 1; Vlrginla, Bi Wlseoii-iii, *?: WaahlngtOB, ??.
Weat Vlrginla, :?. c:iiarter? have also bean grant-d to
ten National union-., making u total of ?_'.VI during
BM voar. The linanclal exhibit showed that the re
eeipts of the v.tu* had boen BBl,840, and th ? total <"-.
uetiditure* had bean 813,106, I.avlug n labin.e
of ** ioo. 0. tlM total i-xpenditun-- nearly 92.500
repreientrd Mana and doruitiotis to organlxatloiu <?n
-.tiike The staiemetit of expenditure- ahowed lhat
tho totoJ oullav tor -iiilari.i w;*.s onlv ?l,(?ni.
At Holly llpilBiB. Miss., ye-letdav liio Chkafp)
delegaUcm st/ipped over to cbaagivniilixxul-. for Hir
iniiiEtiain. Kiehard Uraunsitig. 88B-BBte ?f BM Fur
aum*t Workers of (*hi._g)>, b?*ui> 11 th.-v reseniblauce
E face und form to John L. cullivan, tor wh.uu there
-nems to be a wurrmt hi that BBBM. The local BB>
Uioiitle-s made a ml-lake and arrested Hniiin-lng for
sullivaii. The entiie popalatlaa Inrged out to lha
LUiaitolliaw To vlew the supin.-ed puc-irTe! und lt took
Hmtin-lnc three hoiirs to e.xplain. Kverv BPatogl was
made a ia U.e delegi.tiou BBBM ttirotigh with 110 haid
fecling.
TELF.CRAPHF.RS AT OMAHA UNF.ASY.
Omaiia, N>b., Dec. 14 (Hpeciali.-Thcrc is eaaaMar
ablo commotlon among Omaiia telejrmplicrs. on a<
(tount of Ihe operators' s.rllte along the T'u< itl<* division
of the AllanUr and Parillc Kuilw?y. It is f._red lhat
the strlke may bocome general, slnce Uie Wcstcrn
Union haa been asked for assl-taiue, ;(nd thut com
paajr'l operatois refuse t<) MhB the ptaeea of the
llrlBBrs. The plnrea of those who It was tli.mght
would go from Denver to Kl PhBO were to have been
lllled bv Omaha t.-lrgraphers. Slx of lha local men
have been sent to Denver.
THF. INDIANA OOAL MINF.RS' STHIKF.
Bmrtt, Ind.. Dec. 14 (,*-.pc< iali.-TIm -itu.uion ln the
btB-BBMaa toal BBjMaa of lndiatm. ln which kIm.uc
2O.0i:0 mlnei-s are on stiike, Is u ghmmy one for the
strikers. The BBBB oih.'i_:oi- say that the preaaal
-trlke is ln vlolatlon of an i)gre..*meiit made by Uie
men last aprlng not to a?k for 8B advantc iu wage-;
tor one yeur; and thut, la vlew of lha: fact, they will
nnt aafaMaai with thc strikers. Tho latter say hut
ihe niiii3 owners BmB tidvanUge of ihe;:i tlils -piinp.
when they were 110: prcpared for u -trike. M torre
them into abjahaj and utijiisl scale. rnd that Ifl
re^lsltlg to keep that contrtu-t any toaflR than aaeea
aurv. they are no more to l*bime Uian they would be
In turiiing upon B hu.*hway robl-er wlienever OBffOr
luni y 08BB-8. Many >?f the men nnd th-ir f;unl!ies
ai-e 011 UK) vatBa of statvatlon. and for two w-'elis
they have t*m** llvlug 011 one meol ti dav. I11 some
phi.es the striker- are toiallv wiihoi* fuel. tln* mlne
owners having refif-**d even to ->-ll them eeaL Tlie
National Bif-"*** Beard of the Uoal Mlnara* .\ssocia
tiiai bI tha tnit'O -i-.i.-- nn- ai Iaal raragalaBd the
Btrlhe and ajiproved 11, and lut- i--ued a rall t.i all
of ii- membei!, ro contrlbiite to the IB-Bl of the.
strikers. _
HOBM PAIXTISGS MAY BE SE1ZY0.
The t'11-lom House antliorltli- h?\.* mn 8CM8I ?> CflaB
al t.auiiiiieiit iMparBMtoa "f ptotaraa whleh Bwg raaaB
ni tiie i-m> -""' ,f a iiuinti-1- nf ]!.? p|iii- who ara aaw aa?>
aaet .1 of beaw paMlaa M th- Brhaaw. IBa tdrarc af 'he
iiaintiiiE l.v Oafeaaa, "TU tA* M 4Mhn?h, ' B Mlaa*>
IpaUl 1 .-ecritlv haa ex|?_>-eii a |>la:i hv whi'h a iiiiii.Im-i tt
vjhi.he i?iiitiiiL's imve baaa Meaphl haa Ihk rotaatrr
without Bm fuii duti.s Baaa bbcm IM**Bm toea aaM. it
|s 11 .a kn.irtn Ui the CBBBBB ll"u-e au barllB - _Ml thin
|..i kalar ta'ntlng whlrh |s 88 th ttr* al ihnnsind dul' ir?.
?a. bruvb'j Mto th ? ...untiv aaaaaa Me beaaahaM edeiia
M a famlly whl'h W9B4 Ut 88flM BflM .oio. It 1 M B
-l,m,\. 11 tliat a numBrr al i.tlw. vslnat.'- i.alnthiys have
been hioui-'lit i.ver Iii the -au >? ?ny. The i>\i*t"iire if
Uie OnaflM iniiiting iu thn 1 iiit>d star ?-. u'?., MsaaM
at.eit l.y the qneiie? of certalu art BaBlM*. arha :i-K.sl tli"
Cu-iMiii ll?.'j' i.uthi.flti s If t:.ev knew that me li ,1 uf.-t0.??
whieh 'us Bflppaaai l<i le-' M i'-ur"!"'. Iiad I' ni luiportJd
iiiil was Iii thi- iimutry.
lt wa- hariud Uiat tlie pleBBM had l.e n olTered fi.r sale
ln St. I.ouls, Chlrago and nthrr iltl-s, and Bpeelal ApaM
TmlUer. uf BM TltB**$ Ilejartiiiiiit, wi^> -ent, ?ut to Iti -
VasBpaM I'- Mis lnve.tleation- bBBl n'sulted ln the
aeloire nf Uf IMlBBWI pBBBM, ? 'I lt i- -ml Uiat a lareu
uuiiiImt of other \alualile |iaiiitings whl'h have bBBB
hiu.iKht int . the ii.untry will he _."l/id.
01'i:XIXG THE IHYYEB CLVB.
The opening ol the new clubhotisn of the Dlv ver
iliili. ut No. '.(? Madlaon >t, took plaro la-t evenlng.
It wa- u proud nl^lit lor Pollfe .111 -rt>?? PaiilcU DiM.i
nnd Ha friends of tlie lld A.s.'inl.lr IH-.li1.1. W.li
known pulltli latis of aU partl.-s and fa'll?us from
everv ill-trirt ll. the tl t.v 888-8 1" < oiiuimIuI iti- .lu-tlce
hivver. in-pert Ihe el"gniit new l.uilitiuu aml lt.
u|>. r|..r a| jn-liilm-iile. aml to feunt upon tli,. (joml
Ihiiis'-. - lld- nnd tluld-, vhjch UA BBB pi-epand f..r
Ui? aeeaatoa. aaaaa, recitaiious, Bpaaehaa and con
vlvlalltr made the hour- -p.-cd away. and lt wmt long
uft?r aildiiighl whan tbe i.ccptlon end.d.
DENIED WITHOUT ARGUMENT.
IGNOMINIOrSLY MKIRS TO OET A "iTAY.
THF. OI.NF.RAr. TFP.M Rl R'?*KS TO AID 0 BIEAXr
IXC. A SKAT IX THF SKNATF.
The General Term of the Kupreme Court in Brook?
lyn ye-terday mude another deelslon In favor of the
Republicans ln thc Dennc-Osborne contc-t IB UM XVth
Senate IMstrtct. Tho Demxrats failed lo obtniu B
tstay. whlrh would eiuible Uovernor IHH to delay
orderlng a apacBBl electlon to flll tbe vacancy .?au-ed
by tho death of CUbett A. Deane, who was lawfully
elected.
Willlum II. Wood, attorney for the Dutche*?s County
Ifawid of Canvowers, went to Rroohlyn to n-k for a
BBBf ?f Judge Raruard's order is-ued last Salurday
diiwting thut to GHlbert A. Dcnue be given a rertlllcnt.*
of elecflon and tliat U be forwaidert to the State Hoard
of OflBBBBMBB at Albany. II tbe votes in nuestioti
were thrown out Mr. Oiwrne. UM Democmtlr clainuint.
would ohtalu the certitlcate, and Uio Detnoctat- i.i
th.-ir dovporation detcinilned to appeal to the Oeaeral
Term und if Baaaaaa*. 10 the Court of Appeals Irom this
BflBar. Meamvhlle they BBBBBi a stny. ?o that (Jov
exnor lllll would not be obliired to laeea-BM that Mr.
Deane was rlglrtfully elected. and iu view of liK death
hnvo to order a speclal electlon to flll the vacjm.y.
The Deeembei- General Term opened In Hiimklyn
ye-tcnl.iy. All of Its memb(BB w r- Detno. iiits. TB8JT
Bara Picsiding Ju-ti.o Bai aaal aai laattoea Dbbbmb
and I'ratt. District Attornoy J;imes W. Hi.lgwuv, of
Klngs County, iippcarol beforo them and atgued for 8
Maf on bHiulf of Fdwnrd 11. O-borne, thc Dcnio
cnill. eliilmant for the -eat. He trled to persiiad.: the
CMaanU Term lhat no hai ni would la dono If B -tav
were granted, and Uie (iovernor BBBI rellevrd ol tha
tfei i ssity of reeognUIng Mr. Denno's elcction whllo
trying to flnd some means to BBBBl l.'tllng the PBB88B
to bo elected ln Ida stead havo tho seat. Wllllam 11.
We I. who rcprv'tited the BBBBl of CBBIBBBBM ol
Datcheaa County, wns perfectly wllling that the -Hv
-li.uld be granted, which would leBarf the entivnssers
,.f the neces,itv of counting nll the votes BBBl Ijr Mr.
De.'inc.
Colonel Georp*. Hliss wns ou hand to see lhat the
napalffllBBl ?f Dalehaaa County had their rlghts, but
bfl BM not need to aet. When he arosc to answer tho
nrguments of Mr. BMpwaj be was Internipt.*.! from
the baaeh and Informed tluit ha did not need to BB on.
Tha eearl agreed with hlm from the start. wlthout a
baailag The OaaaiBl IBBB then tinanimotislv denled
the motion for a stay, and the PaBMMIBlB left the court
BBBBl laaatfaihM They weto paiticulurly Inu that
their eaaa aaa ronaVKrei aa aeah that no arguments
u,re Baaaai aaalaal Ibbm.
It ls po-sible that fl single -Suprenie Court Justlco
mlght ginnt B stay. but. It ls not likeiy aftor this re
fusai of iha Geaeeal Term. ccrtainly none of tha three
Juatteea sitting ln Ihe Oaaeral Tbhb would grmirit.
Tbe onlv olher Ju-tlcos m th* -.sotid IPJpaiIIIIBM are
Jnalicea Rartltt and I uilni. The former? recent l.v tv
fu-e>i to laterfere in the paoBdapa county eonteeteo
eleeUon eoae. Bo action araa lakan last nlght ti.ward
obtalnlng a writ from a -Ingle Jnstlcc.
HOLDIXO BACK DKAXE'S CERTIHCAIE.
COl'NTY CI.TIRK F.MAXVS BBBUBCT OB DUTT-MR.
BFNF.DIOT'S 'UDDKN BCBURa-P,
Albany, Dec. 14 (Speclal).-''.overnor Hill. If he is
cott-i-teiit. will at once taha steps for the removal of
UM Democratic County Clerk of PBBTBlgl County, as
|8 removed. the Republican Countv Clerk for a Mtnilar
BllaBBi ncglect of duty la-t week. Theodore A. Hoff
Bbh luid only .me moment given to him to decide
whether ho would sigu a lying statement about the re
_.ult of the electlon for BeBBtOr lu DBtoBaM County, and
baaaaaa Le declined to ?igu such a paper was removed
from offl.e. Since then Judge Rnrnani has *******
upon Uie bench Mr. Hoffman's view, and on Saturday
la-t ho ordered Mr. Storm F.tnans. tlie new Democratic
Clerk ol Dutchess County. to send a correct statement
of tho result of the eleetion to Albany. No such re
turn has yet been recelved here by Frank Rhe. the
Secretary of State.; at least none had been re.elv.d np
to 5 p. BL to day. when tho Secretary of state closed
hls offlee. Two days have pass<-d, and yet County
Clerk Storm Kmans Ims not performed hls dutv. Tho
remark is repeated that (iovernor Ilill, if he lntends
to be BMllaattnati BhOflM ut once remove this offl. lal.
Mr. F.tnans, of 8081*88, is BWBBB that ths State Hoard of
Cauva-crs may at anv tlme be re.onvened by the
Court of Appeal* giving a dccl-ion in tho Dut< he-s
County case. There is ner*d. thoreforc. ol urgent hBBBl
upon the part of the County Clerk of Dutclie-s County.
Tho *5tate Hoard of Canvarsers Kh.mld havo posltive
evldenee befor,* it as to who was elected Senator lu tho
Dutchess dl-tii.t.
Matthew Hale, the Republican counsel here, re
eelved from Poughkeep?le thls morning a certlfled
copy of tho electlon rcturns of Dutchess County, show
ing tli.it Mr. Deane has over 40 plnrallty for Sen.itor.
Tlie Bmm mull that brouglit this certllled copy of tho
returfld oughi to laaa baaafhl here from thc ObbbIj
Clerk an allaatoi copy of the returns of Dutchess
County, wlth hls oftlcial seal attnehod to it- M*.
Hule sent tho certltled copy of the DuUhe-s County
returns lo the oflico of lha Secretary of State, but Mr.
Ilenedlct, Depatp Senctaiv of State. declined to put
llietn on file. He hnd acceptod ull sorts of extmneotts
papers relutlng t>? the iBBatfl district el.vtlons, when
they eaaaa Baaa DeaaoeraBe peBtBlaaa, ami hud pia.ed
them before the State BOBTi of CBBIBBBBI. Hut thU
irutliful documeut relatlng to the voto of Dutchess
Coiinty he <ould not lind aiithoilty la place on tlie.
Mr. llale recelved a tclegnun this evenlng from R.
F. Wilkiiisoti, tlM Republican coun-el at Po.igh!;ecp-.e.
statlng thai County Clerk Storm Kmans had pmmisi'd
to mall the flUaaiag atoettoa latanM to Albany i?
mtft- People here wld beDeve that thc County clerk
hns done thia when Uny see the returns on tlie In Ihe
offlee ol Uie Secretary of State, and not before thut
time.
The Court of flpppflll wlll H-ten to argument to
morrow upon the right of Seoator-eloct- Peck. Repub
Baaa, to laeerra his uwBBtato of elcction. He. it wiu
bo rcmemlK*is*d. has .170 plnrallty. The Deniocrnts
eppeefl Ma cialm IB a ceitiflcate ou Uie tlimsy
ground that certaln BepahMoan ballots wei*e sent to
the wfong electlon districts iu Onondugu County.
Hut oertalntjr the intentlon of the votei-s was to atoet
Mr. Pe. lv B8 Senator, und their wlll should not be da*
uied. The lK'tnoi'iatlc Ciitlli-el iu this CBSB, 0. U.
Kellogg, of Oortland, and Loula Mar-nall und J. H.
,..tnin ii of .-.vram-e. held a long conferenee w-iih
i.overniK* ll'll thia alteniiHjn. Tlie BepUbBCU coun
-ei john Xottiiiu-iium nnd .). w. MeLennan, arriv.il
here to-Rlgbt und havo beea pieparing to BWBB thelr
argument t<> tnorrow. ....
pougbheep le, Dee, ll (Upedal).?In nn mtcrvlew
lo night. Deputv County Cfcrit -lohn M; lod sjild : ?? Mr.
Deane. ceruflrate <'f eleetion will be aMil t<. Albany
i,v apedal BMeeeapar on tho in-t traln to-BMrroa
Btonunp."
A MMOCRATIO B8TIMATE OF IIILL
Atianta. Dae. M (flpartoll.* "The AQanla HeraU,"
adltfli by colonel B. BI. Blarhhara, cue ?f the leatfen
of the tieoigia DbbmmMt-y. eoaMB .mt riporaaaly Bsalael
ibe eaaaaet ol Oeaeraor IIUL la taaay'a leaaa -The
Iler;il(l" thn- voice.- the oppo-ilioli of iiiunv DBBMCTBta
bare to New-Votk's Uaaeraar:
Tlio ond^ of oflicliU dete.icv had lel beefl -ul. ervd
if oovaraor inu ia?d realpncd lla BtaM ofltoa when iii
-ouiitoilal aalary begun. Hul lt u nothlng abort oi a
noiitit-i oatrape for hlm to hold it now that the i..xi>
I- sitting. lu 'I 'l"s' thls he ls vioiatlng hi- pledgBM
lo the iMsipio of hi- stat" aud Ifnortog Ma dntlea to
ih<* .oiiiiiioii country. UorerBor Hill khOaM remenil-er
that while eluted as a PelPOCrat. b\ a DetBOl-i-.itic
LegUlnture, he is (he Senator of the whole p**ople of
New Vork, and. a- -uch. -iiouhi reaagn lUs plaea ?
(.overnor and enler BpOfl his i_ew dnties witliout
furtber delay. u la an In-uaoni Mar thai afloan Un
to draw 0 -alarv th?l le i- ni>i eariiiug. and it l, '|ues
tioiiai.l'* po'ltical Int.gili.v lhat in-iiue- him to hold iw
ottiie- nt the -uu.* iii.it-. Tl. ? DeraocraUc party doe
nol reunlre aaeh eomproinWnp aetvtoai ?f the m.-n li
eieva>??- to ultlce, and the Intereata ol Ihe eoaatry are
nivor -ub,erv.*J bv -mh oulrukVoii- gl-Bp i>n tln* p.rt
of I'ui.iii- -civntit- Thare is no batri-tlaai hi the
loiir-i' of (. v.-nior Ilill. <?n the oiii.-r iiaid. th?re la
nothing bul -.-in-hni_-- ir hi- derlalon. '?Tho HeraM"
will never imlor,.* -m'i B BagT-Ut BTaag m. i*e|y be
, ui,- (he .-unn |iei-..!i i- a pioiniiietii member ol the
purtv to whi.h it profcaaei alleaiaaae. The Den.o
.?ratic )ire- uf the cotintr. wiuld eater their BM I
vig'.n.n, ptote-t- Bgalnst iiovenu.r IIt.i fnr hto dl
i.putaiilc roudnct if be were a Itepnbllean, and we
lii.id that tha chaaged ro_dltton -iioul.l tu.t toaaenee
thelr e-iiiiii." >>f u V********* an-Dg ln deallng wlth
(iovernor lljr.is a Dsajoerat. Ihe preaa ?f the eoaa
tn -h.Miid unitir ln ealllna on Oovemor Hill to rerlga
one '?f hi- .ith" - BBd -ave bia party from furtber h.ii.-li
liitici-m on arraaal <>f hi- paw.
?? 0*BOW*yi 9BtOMBOM?n IB 9900EUX.
The MUdieucc iu thc BBBaBBl Avenue i'lieatre, BBMB
Ivo. la-l evenlng gave Bfl BBfBBelaMtB V8BBBM to Uie
partanaaaai "f -<?'i)owir- Halfhtaaa" by Mark Kaipay
aud hs FOMpaaj The good polnts in Uie imdiicti >n
were londlv BBBtaBBal bv |tfl .ix.wded ho#-?*. Xcxt
week -Hlnls of a Feuther" will fl.xk at this thealre.
UIE " nCEBB* WAR IX COTRT.
Th.< "U' kei'1 wsr between the BBMl BaehBBBI and th
OSM aud St.H-k ind thu We?tern Union IVIecranh n.u
aaaBe toaai Ba war into bbbh raaara_r. Baaa ti.c *t>
aSlealMfl <>f Baiaa t BaaaBB. eeeaaal for BM c.<>id aad
Mock CiillilKlliv. I.:d?e Hls.hi.lt. lu the Ci.urt of 0MBBW
Plcaa, L'lanteii i Majaararp lajaaaBaa MaBMMBM Ma BMBk
Eaehaaca fraai rtaaavlaa or Maarlertoa with tr..- "Hfhar**1
..r iu. inintiaiiv in tiie a-aaaaaa a aaatoa to mauu ihe
liU'iii'tl"!. BBBBaaaol will lie areued to-morrow.
Ihe ti.ild aud sto.'k t'omiMJiy waa oueratiui! its lusliu
inents as BBBBl veateidar. II* iiuotatloiu were two or
threa llilnutei b.hind thoae of Uie .Stock Quototlon Coin
paor. aad weie aatcrud W be Muiawhat Inaccurate. becauaa
of thfl roundabout war In fl-hlrh the romnanT had to _M
them.
(ieor.e W. F.lr. the teetfU.tr of th? BMflB Exchanre.
?ald that the counnol of the Kxrhaafl. w> re tr-la* Ut tlnt
out Ju?t what wan mrant bv BM order of lnj.ni. tion. bo
far as he could learn. he Mfd. the ..ider n*iHK.rted to _??
-ti_iu tbe Stock ExclMji... fiom d'.lnir *,.,.< tr.ii._r that lt had
jlieadv don.1.
THE TRAGF.DY IX FLORIDA
A TT*initljf ?Pi i T ?.<;.'. ix Tiu. imckwoOD
UOL'.F. WIIKN TIIK BOOKflB 9TBMM I'JlNLi
?XO CAA w t:t.
Jachsonvine, Fla.. Dee. M.-I)etalls of the tmsrdp
near Xew-Smyrna are eommp in MtHtbj. Mr. IMflR.
?reafl Rfl| home nn Krldiiy morninit to. Mi.itlaiid. to 1>8
gone twoduys. Mrs. L. 1). llat. li. a nelghbor and dear
friend of Miss Iin.ee, came to -pend the day and nlght
wlth her durlng Mr. I'aekwood'* B_8flM8i -? !>? Iliitcb
ls a curpenter and oranpe g.ower, i^id biis lived nenr
Xew-Smyrna for the last tlft**en ycflr**. Il<ith*he and
lus wife (Uine from Malne. Misn Anfceline llnmllton
llniro was a daughter of Mamllton liruce. of New
York. Jrwln Jenkins was ihe Bflfl to flMfl-888 tlie
criino. lle is fl flflflflfl who <-:? IIs at the Pitckwood
Baaaa every 88818888 fur woik. At l) o'clock In the
forenoan, be BBflflBBfl at tlie door und _ot no flBfl88P.
Ilc -?w a wlnduw sraashed iu aud then lall.-d Uie
noig'iboTs, wlio mude un _BfflB8V-8_BI ""d Informed Um
rheiilt and ooroner.
Xo posltlve clew tn tbe murd**r hfls ** yet been found.
It was nt Ilrst Uiinglit that the erime was Uie work
of truiurs, but this oplulon was subscouently dl-p*l>d
bv fluditig a trail leudlng around U.e yard to the north
aud .bflfl through a paiVh that none could travel unle-a
he was famlliar wlth tlie country. There are rumora
of a dlitearded lover who had -worn vengeance and
that robbery wus not the object of Uio crlme. Thfl
murder of Mrs. llatch und the two children ?u poflxlblp
to dej-trov evidenee of Uie aKsaiilt upou and kllllng of
Miss I'.niee. Tho revolver and shotgun were Uifl
property of Mr. I'ackwood nnd either Sfuw Bruce or
Mrs. llatch had nndoubtedly u-ed them ln aelfdefence.
The negro Jenkln* has been arre?ted but nobodT be
lle\os Uiat he knows anyUilnp of the crlme. Two
hundred armed men, wltli bloodtiouod*. are acourinc Uie
(.ountry.
One of iho first men to reach the sceoe after th?
ahiiiii had been given Uiua t.lli Ihfl Bflorj of the crlme :
? When we reaclied the house wo all crowded anmnd
Uie broken wlndow and peeced ln Befcra oureye-, waa
au appaillng ijji.nMuM 081 her back bf trte wlndow, lu
a flflM of bluod, Mrs. llatch lay, Wlth _ pl-tol-ball
wound on the Inside eonier of -81 Rfl ?*>-? ll?r face
was blaekened wlth p- wder. The other bodles lay near
lier. lier llttle son. fren.i.*d wlih frl.lit, had probably
lflfl, a- a flhild would, aud hau flOBfl-rt trfuge ln Ure
boflfMthofl of B bflB-lOonpe at tbe other end of the room.
He WBfl tom froin RMflfl, -hot 0**_r the left ey<*. and hifl
throat cut iu Uiree places. Ui- head was almoflt *e*?
ered l'roin hl^ bod*. W'f'.ile tlie luurdervr wa*. euterlng
Uio wlndow, Ml>_ liiiice IiimI apparlDiUy seciired au oll
sniith A \VeKS4jn plst.d whi.h wa. liaudy and flred al
hlm. The ball took etfect ln th*> wlndow fraine. Ihfl
BUirflBtflr. bflBflMflfl ol thi- oa-Mafl-B. -OBtMaafl bM ter
rlble work. Hy thi- time Ml-.. flraee heil ifone i.. tlia
eloflflt and seenred a double nairelled sljot pun. .she
leveiied lt at the miirderer flfl h** i.pprot* li.*d, but un
foiiiinat.'ly botb liamiuers snapiied flfl *h'*lls ihat lia/l
Iioen exploded BMM flflflTfl before. lle oveip'.weivd lier
and aeeompll-hnd his dcvlllsh purpo-c. probably afler
kllllnp her llttle nephew. After Uils part of the trasedv
tlie miirderer sliot lier throinrh the rl.ht rlMflR, the l._U
rraanng through lie. teeth, strlklug Uie wall nnd l'alllng
Bfl UM bad. There must have lieen another -trupi.1.*
for tho Ji- -sesslon of the inni. lle tore lt from hef
graflp, aud, swinptiig ii aroaafl hl- head witli
DOttl iMBflfl, dt*ovA the utork :i.ain-t her face wlth
Mrrlhle forea. The blow -tm. k her b^twaea laa
forflRead aafl BOflfl and crii-h1.! ln li." flkalL F.veiv
booe ln her fa.r* wa- bi-oken. TRrn wlth ? keea bread.
knife he utahhrd her In tln* i:v.-k, cuflng unl a iqnarfl
sectlon of rleali aud fliiishlng wlth two terrlble _n>i.<*.
on lier Hirouf. Krankie rarkwoud, ? beadUfnl llttle
aoMea-halrefl ehii.i <>f tlve rean. was found oa the
floor at Uie foot of the bed with hi- fhroat ent. TBfl
floors of both l-oon.s were rooipletely eovend with
blood. and the BBMMBflfl on the bed Bfl wRM HMfl
Knne lay. wa- sogey wlfh pore."
A Xew Stnyrna dispatcfi. (o -The Tinies-Cnloii"' to
nipht says: "The .oiivbtloii is growrflf here tluit thfl
oinrdera ;.t Uie Paefewood bou?e b *,?.* roauaRrafl bv
somehodp belotiplnp to this neigliborliood or at lea-t
famlliar with tl* preaflMflfl and -urroundlnp roiintry.
Tlie thaOR ls that tbe murders were onimitted Just
after breakfast Saturday mornlng about 8::?? or 7
O'eloek. Mr. I'ackwood still r?'fuics to state whotn he
suspects and none of the netghbon appear to have
had any knowiedge of Miss Rraee'a loVfl alfni.' If ?lie
had one and nobody so far as known ls ml-sing from
tho neighborhood."
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