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IM W E M B lB 18 1890. ; W r s DEATH BttCE. W b m u r d e r e r and b ig a m ist EXECUTED AT WELLAND. A*t»rar Hoyt Hay Haneed for the Brutal BODDLERS i T ^ B ^ T f U E p A .'Boinpsey < N^-w Y015K, oy, Billy l^oloftey AD® tlHoiTles w ill hayb to ataiid (rfal^pia^tiie _ ______ jts for “ htil i HlUins of One of His Wives a t Klagara go long exile. BsUs la s t Ju lj—History of One of the j Their several ooiM^sel appeared before • Molt Atrocious Murders in the Annals ' Judge Cowing in geuoral sessi< ---------AJ --- A.J-A AS.. Judg e Cowing in geiioral sessions, and of Modem Crime-r-Betnlls of the ; each made a motion tlm.t the Jndiotinent against his client b e dismissed c j given a speedy triad, b I The Judge prompt!y W eixand , Ont., De&eMf—A rthur Hoyt | The judge promptl informed them t h a t J^iagdra^alls, on Sunday, J u ly 37, last. • i cases down for the third Monday in Jam ■^yerai people Witnessed the exeentlop f uary. jfcom th e jail y ard. } Col. George B liss l^ represented De La( Day a te breakfast a t 6:80 o ’clock. He I ex-Jndi part^ ! ^ vary sparingly of the meal set 1 P e te r A befere Wm. I Col. I Shortly after breakfast Hangman Ead.- f this lettoi 4lij?e, Birohall’s executioner, appeared Assistant And tb a prisoner’s arms were securely , Davis: plnlened by a stoat strap, j It is very apparent that I c • ^he d eath w arrant was then read to the •’ rcapoctlne the trial of thea prhjoner bythe sheriff. Day manifested short period romaluluK of m; Hitle emotion during the reading of the' to t - doonment. i r — Atewmomei eession started Col. George B l represented De la c y , ex-Judge Charles Donohue, Moloney, a n d Pe te r A. Hendricks, Dempsey, s, who is i conrt an istrict Att aws, who is sick in bed, sent ^ con rt and it was read by ...............itomey Vernon M. 1 uoossaarlly olapee before a jurycoi I onrod in any one Of them. Before t ths must i countenance, rs Eadcilffe bound passed Since this took place I have iwitne: he knot. The a pparatus was sim ilar , ■ in the.axeoutlon of Birchall. ------ — After a few farewell words w ith his oven if a Ju •plritnal adviser Day was placed in posl- positive people in these cases longap examined ^ t h * 5 i u * s r T i ■ DAT—site. QUIGIET—MBA DAT. thabangmon. Thei k cap and dropped . ....... , - ___ ___ _ - - utterly worthless, and there- wja a m.anifest d eter mination on thojpart of the original ■witnesses to thwart tho 'prosecution In its eftorte to bring similar indictments to a suocessf ' Issua There i _ th.c«e.ofD ^eiLacy. I S S H i s t SSiSiil'Sls: upon any t a faint hope o f success, it is that they should and my own judgment i each and all bo dismissed. E x - J u d ^ Donohue plucked up heart enougbto a s k Judge Cowing if h e would not make a n orderorder directingirecting thh: a t if - the d t not then called for trie diotments b e dismissed. “I ha'ye made the only order I intend to lake in these cases,” replied the judge. The three legal gentlemen gathered jap their hhts a n d €o.ats and departed looking GAGGED AND ROBBED. Afew convulsive shudders went throodh ih o body and then it Jijcamo perfeotly - Fifteen minutes after the weight fell tho prisoner was pronounced dead. The crimo for which Day was h u ng was llted on Sunday, July 37, last. ‘ ' A Dad Nearly BlHed by a Gag Forced Into 3aa» Mouth. PoUGncEEPSIE, N.Y., 1 cojpml* th a t til Desire Chnti D a n id Chatt -inaRledllfe ' PoUGncEEPSIE, N.Y ., Dec. 18.—.\ f.bort time ago a Now York lady and her 15- year-old son came here on a visit. Their names could not b e obtained, ns tho oiS- Icft for New York. The boy returned t New York on th e Miller last Sunda; .. _ song tho other passengers on « i July 18 last Day married Mary E. ■ board -Was a rough looking man who was Dreen a t^an a n d d g n a , under the name of assigned to a place to sleep, where snch ^Arthur Hoyt. He brought wife Kocioatop and lived w ith her. On J * ly s i Day took wife No. 1 and his ........................ E Quigley, to Niaj Mrs. Mary R<_ _ . „ ^f Tatis. After the trio had taken dinner ' they started for a walk, ostensibly to visit M e points of interest. They proceeded Along th e bank of tho river in tho dit \ j n of tho Whirlpool hirlpool: y, to Niag ar tho boy and told h im he h a d been assigned taken dinner to a berth in the stateroom witli ith him. Tho9 inexperiencedexperienced lad s in telling the tru th a customer a p p n 1 he h a d been a s m w iposed he was after the tw o ' tlon of th e W rapids. j As soon os the boy fell asleep tho man Mrs. Quigley, becoming tired, sat down ' bound his hands amd feet with strips of to Tsst, and Day and his wife continued sheeting, pushed a lot of rags in h is mouth their walk. Tho lost time Mrs. Quigley and firmly held them w ith a bandage, MW them together they were standing on which iros tied in a knot behind the bops th e brink of tho ■ice. • tho boy*i „ y were standin g __ t h e brin k of tho precip When she head. looked again Mis. Day had disappeared. ' Then tho robber said to him: Day returned and told his sister h e had attem p t to c ry out r i i kill you.\ p u ^ e d Ms wife over the hank and that ho , Tho scoundror wanted to bo r id of her. 1 boy’s hand, toe Day a n d his sister returned to Rochester overcoat, undercoat and the body of the murdered woman was the stateroom, xiot found until two weeks later. I The boat landed in New York- a t 3 Day was frequently troubled w ith ' o’clock Monday morning and tho scoun- nlghtm ara after his crime and often start- drel walked ashore with Us ill-gotten ed from his sloop screaming, “There she galna At 6 a m. groans were heard in koeS, down, down, down. I see her, my the stateroom, when ths door was opened uod, I see her.” [ and the boy’s condition wns discovered. This oronsed tho suspicions of wife No. , Ho was released a n d tho gag token from a, and discovering th a t her hnsband’s , his mouth, b u t he could hardly stand, name ■was Day a nd th a t he wns supposed , W ith tears streaming down his cheek and Day a n d his tcctives were put on tho case. At last ilosely qnestiOned. The latter accounts they were bunting about tho hUnod an'S'iSid tho story of slums of)Now York looking for tho man, and had the boy w ith them tor tho ptir- posa of identification. The detectives have a good description of tho man. Ssterw srocl became fright th e trtm a Tho corpse w tu fonnd a t the foot o f the river b a n k Day was taken to tho Cana dian side to identify it. Ho was then arrested and h eld for murder. ’The proof • f his g u ilt wns positive. His sister, Mrs. , ^uiglry, gave tho decisive teslimony which convicted him. The murderer was b u t 28 years of age and rather attractive in person. ;l>ts of Maccabees’ Convention. ition of K nights of hlaccabecs te h o s adopted a constitution ihles a member to carry $i,000 Cheuroh G atteded b b y Flro. _N ew Y or ^ Dec.18.—Christ’s 18.—Christ’s ------- ------- church CProtestaut Episcopal) situated at Fifth avenue and T h irty- fifth street, was burned last evening. The church has n o t ■ i use for church purposes i and f o r the last: month an Hast g reat commander, J, B. McDonnell, to prevent Jamestown; commander, B. E. Moss, Go- 1 The bulldin! w apda; gre.at record keeper, George G. ; Seigel, Buffalo; Eeulenant great com- malider, g. N . Eenwlck, Friendship; finance keeper, S.amnel Erlich, Hornells- '-at-arms, W . H, Harrington, tam e d spring and f o r the lost religions paihtiQg has been in the basement from 10 a m. to 6 p. m. Tho fire was discovered thirteen minutes the church w as closed at 6 o’clock iU immen exhibit!: Safa Hoposit Company lacorporated, AtBANT, Dea 18.—Artiolea of associar rion of the Oieon. Sate Deposit company banking do-- ' rio n of th e Clea n . Sate Depos Rave b een filed in thei-stato banking de partm ent. The company is formed With acA jital of $10,000 to do a safe deposit bufinesti in Olenn, Cattarangus county, mk.. ji_- ,i!—, company for tho first v : * s : man, F r a n k I j , Bartlett, Charles S. Com, GideonGideon H.. % rong,rong, Nicholasicholas V.. Fanchot,anchot, H % N V F Melvin G. Follett,, James V. D. Goon, — ‘ 'William M. I r ' ■ ' BIsmarolc Kecolves an Ovation. ^ Ibcc. 18.—Prlntjo Bismdrek, tho 6ity, waa ;gre0ted Ifflth’ pojitiltit' dferndhstr^tiohs and (rinceremaiUed i n his carriagoand valued at $«»,- nothing b a t A SXa^derol^ Defies tho Authorities. W est P latks , Mo.. Dec. 18.—Consider- ablo excitement prevails a t Summerville, a small viU.ige near here. Some tim e agC a man living near tho town shot and killed the m arshal, who was trying to place him* under arrest. The murderer esc.aped tc his home, behind which is a large cave i u which he i s now armed to the teeth a n d boasts th a t there are n o t jnen enougb in thp state to capture him. He h as a sm a ll te the entrance to tl alarm when atty'oneappi reward is offered f o r his < log chaiUed near I which gives the laches. A large iptnra the Idaho legislatar'e pict in joint session at noon yesterday a n d proceeded to b allot for'United States senator. Ttvo h i^ d ts election ha-vit Raggett 8, Steveusod ,(dem,) 7, Mayf dom.) 8, Second b allot! Dubois 17, Sboup 1, McConnells, Dlnggett 8, ..Stevenson 6, ayhOwC. __ AMSTEBb^lX y s ^ u l d daughter of James M i t c h e l l ______ ____________ Mitohoil’s Uarh, iPhojaegro was Arrested , mile race fov Umatenb ■ , And held in,' $3,868) hpU jfer trial Tta 1 vraS in splendid c o n # . ohild*ii coudiHon id q u i^ serious. j strong yvind bloySrog. ito.ent hi There was a OTO W t i s p f i B S E D . ': t h e ST. JAMES G A g g T tE EAV$ :|T- EXISTS ONLY ON PAPER. Several Beputatlons Said to HAVi Hamaged by Kovolatioins Made; Seen > the Mnrks-Butterfletd Trl.-»1—jOpnii tfio Irish Tenants’ Hofenae Fund RfiPUBhlOAN SENAtQRg IN OAUOUi Considerh (ring the FluapuJal Quosiioa the F ederal Ejeotlon «m , WAsHiNQ'TOii, Deu. i8.^T h e Rephbllcah senators were 4a caueus for three last night co onsider^g n sidering\ \ ' ___ lig h t c th e . financial quea- tiou and the question' n£ paaslug th e fed eral election hill,, The result of the cau cus is the adopitoh d fthefinanoialsohem e orted froiu, tho o Coaso Tomporarny—New Name for tfio MoCarthylte Organ. __ LoNfiON, Dec. 18.—The-T defeatefeat off Hatarry h e d o H Marks in bis libel suit ngaiPSt Butterfield is looked upon as a serious-hloW to his paper, which has h itherto enjoyed ponsi erable influence among investors. The revelations .made during the trial have damage^d a good many reputations in the “city,” and have pp uu tt thehe publicublic on,, theirheir t p on t guard against wildcat speculatiops w ith apparently gilt-edged indorsenaents, h u t former experiences do not give much ground to hope th a t the w arning will p er manently cheek the tendency to risk money in ’ such specious schemes. The trial is said to haveave costost Marksarks J210,obo,10,06 h c M £ which Sir Charles Russell’s fee w Thele St. James,ames, Gazette,azette, a thlolih St. J G a t ick nhd thin Tory organ, says in the course of an article on the Behring sea question: “Det Mr. Blaine remember th a t the & itish navy exists in steel and irofi, w n ilatho American navy exists only in paper and A Socialist congress will be held a t Co lognelogne in Januaryanuary withith thehe objectbject off de-e in J w t o o d vising me.ins of c arrying on an effective propaganda among tho peasants of that p a rt of Germany. -mp.'iignnmp.iign inn ”“,S d '3 The c i Kilkenny continues W ith groat vigor. The donations to the tenai fund have ceased tbronghont ] are not likely to be renewed wl istlng uncertainty ns to the leadership lasta Prominent Irishmen, who have re mained neutral in the present contest, are urging upon the leading men Of both sides the folly of continuing a coarse which tvill involve a total suspension of income from which neither side can hope to ■win any advantage. The atrocious assault upon Mr. Parnell has disgusted all moderate men among his opponents, and h:is h u r t the D avitt following very much. Dr. Kenny, M. P., in an interview with a correspondent, said that oil Ireland was thrilled by tho ontrage upon the man who for ten years had commanded tho adm ira tion of the Irish peopia H eaddedt.-“J b it. any wonder that the Irish people have lacked l e a d e r s *’ ‘ ’ ' ’ * ’ ’ way they are treat rid of Parnell by tho past, when th itedf And if the !U t is is tho a t e ! how are they going to seenre a leader in any way approaching him in the futurof” Mr. Kenny added that the conduct of :y had been most sbai some of the clergy ful, and snch os he wonld not approve. Regarding th( in Paris ho said: “Pam e il bad consumed a good part of his patrimony in tho Irish cause,inse, andnd iss readyeady to givoaivoa clcUnUn accountccount a i r to g clc a ! a ll that ho has handled donated by other sources. Tho ravings of Tim Healy and anonymous charges in the newsp: pers that have always bated Parnell Wll )a pers th a t have always bated Parnell Will do him no harm. The fact is t h a t men nittitt andnd Healyealy arere jealousealous ofl 'Ire- liko D.av a H a j o land’s mxitchless statesman, both becauso :enius and be of his genius and success ns a leader, and because he happens to belong to nn em inent family; j m i the descendant of the great AdWi'i^ S tewart and of Sir John Parnell is able to langh a t their puny and indecent ossanlta” “W hat do you think of John Dillon’s latest manifesto^ \I think that if Mr. Dillon were here ho m ight take a different view of tblnga 1 have a high regard for Mr. Dillom and believe him incapable of sympathizing with tho methods of Healy and Davitt.” GABRIELLE BECOMES HYSTERICAL. Sensational ! : tho Trial of t Eyrand murder 1 conceived the deti and th.at she passed the victim’s neck. MUe id’sd’s statements.tatements. lose around tho ipard denied Ey- rau s During her examination Gabriello was seized with violent hysterics and w.us car ried screaming out of coUrt. M. Garonger, w ith whom Gabrielis re turned from San Francisco, replying to questions of the woman’s counsel, said th a t bo hod often hynoptized her and that she was a rem.arkahly impressionable sub ject for such experience-s. Jameson’s Narrative of t L ondon , Dea 18.—Jameson’s “History of the Rear Guard” will bo published next Tuesday, a n d will be th s fiercest attack yet mode against Stanley. That Stanley is already aware of the damaging facts concerning himself is apparent, as he bos guard will IS apparent, as he bos _ Lewis to watch tho book, and if necessary to proceed against Andrew Jameson, tho famons whisky tiUer, the father of the dead man, and I the dead man, and who i -written tho preface. Jameson is rich, so that Stanley c— - damages. Tht ' Antl-Pamellites I H ooted. CoUE, Dea 18.—Many priests and prom Inent citizens attended the McCarthi meeting here. Resolutions were adopted approving the caU for the transfer of the shares in United Ireland to Jlr. Mc Carthy. Mr. Sexton declared that Mr, O’Brien Was returning with a broken heart. Parnell would be saHsfled With nothing h n t the abjectest Bubmlssiou to his dictation. As the members were leav ing the meeting a crowd of Pamellltos liooted.- them und: attempted \to attack^ them, hnt the police interfered and main tained order. . R oms , Deo. 16.—In the chamber of depu ties Signor Imbriani sevoroiy attacked the government’s tot6l’ga. policy, Premier Crispl, in reply, declared that the only policy df Italy was that of alliances capa ble of n) ’ \ ly w as th a t of alliances capa- itaining peace. If the triple alliance h ad been organized on an offen sive basis inslend of te n ; uuld have hsei day. The Vote wan as follows. First bal- Mltohce^talween the\ thrCe” powers 5So lot: Dnhois 17, Sboup 9. McConnell 8, prevented other nations from cherishing Clngg ettS , StcveuSQa ,(dem,) 7. MayheW offensive ideas. Signor Crispi also denied been war long ago. On on offen- i’ peace there S' ago. The offensive ideas. Signor Crispi also den th a t Italy intends to occupy KcCssala Groans Ivr 1 CoBK, Dee, 1&—Th£ convetttioi day. Helegatcs and spectattna crowded ■the hall of . convention. 66hr-detcgat«8 cheered tho name of Parnell, b u t the an- dionco re--*-* ■’ fnon gum meeting. anted. This proposition,will be b rought iBfore the sefiate before tho vote is taken in the federal election hill, and afterward ■ e wlU ha reported to- provide for teviona that the stmas t* 10 bond determined praot he no holidays r proposition of Senator Sher is not given up w ithout a struggle n* »-udth6 !om promise le caucus lu incus committee in session noon trying to affect some . ^ which might be accepted by the canons in place of the original proposition, and ha urged upon the cancus the necessity of adopting e ither his proposition or th a t o f Secretary Windom for the, issue of incon- vertihla bonds.. Neither of these proposi- slons was acceptahla to the caucus, how ever, and the bond clause jvas struck from the bill. Another im p o rtant change made in it related t o tho amount of bonds deposited to berequiredof national'banke 3d to berequii proposition of the oauens < was to reduce this amonnt to $10,( _ all banks. Tho caucus agresa“ td reduce the amonnt to 310,000 for all banks of 350,000 capital, hut to leave the law un changed affecting other banks. Tho other features of the caucusaucus hillill are:re: c h a -The purchase of 813,000,000 silver the calendar year, 1801, n o t during the calendar than 33.000,000 in anj i.ssue of trea r year, 1801, u o t mono ly one month and the i.ssue of treastiry not.es on it according to the provisions of t h a law of July IS. 1690. Second—Tho issue of treasury notes ha-ed on silver to take tho place of ua- tio:iiil bank notes retired whenever the amount of national bank notes in 'circula- tioii shall fall below 3I8J,aH),0.l0 :ind the issue of United States notes when sliver canxiot bo had. Tiiird—The recoinago of tho subsidiary coin and tho trade dollars in the treasury. Fourth-T h o issue of national b;iuk note, to the parximountof bondsdepositeil to secure them instead of 00 per cent, as Fif:h—A provision that when silver shall have remained at p a r for a year, any one holdln; to bring It into dollarsillars ’ ■ '• 'o-tho m int and have itcolned ■ a t the expense of ’hen this measure will be reported to senate is not determined. It is uot feted that it will bo brought up this flaw, may CUM the proposed now financial measure, a t the same meeting. The general pre—ion of opinion was against the ad journment of tho ^msto for tho holiday sea-en, and althotigh no vote was taken bn this, i t is likely that the senate will re main in session through next week. Tho debate on the federal election bill will continue throughout this week, and next week tho financial measure will be brought up while the election bill is laid 1 he motion which was mode a t tho cau cus of last week to authorize tho rules committee to report a general rule for estatilishing tho previous qno.stion was agreed to, but w ith the understanding that the rule ■will not bo brought until the financial measure is disposed of, or until i t becomes evident that the Demo cratic senators intend to prevent tho pas sage of the financial m ’; -itre for tho pur pose of delaying the vote on t :c election IN THE SADDLE. NzwOmriN-s, Doc. Ia-Following k - F Florine 3: time, l.-0T}d. l are the B 1, Ireland 2, H. 1, Banker 2. Eel- Masher 3; Ume,l:UU. Fourth race, 0« furlonga-Mahcl 1, LoUon OnnrroN, N. J., Dec. 18.-1110 races hero yes terday resulted as follows: Flrstracc, 55mlle—Leo Brigol L Censor 2, Repeater 8: time, hOiJi. Second race, mllo—Tipstaff LJoo Oonrt- noy S, Fitzroy 3: time, ISM. Third race, H mllo—Lizzie 1, Honrl 2, Bettie \rather 3: time. 1:19}& Fourth race, 1|$ mil BUth race, 1% m les—Eminence 1, E l Ganymede 3: time, SdlOJi. \Sixth race, furlongs — Mabel Glenn 1, ~unster, iter, Jr., 2, Monroe S; time, 1:27. F Jr., 2, Me: irriblo Experience in a H a rriet H alifax , Dea Ifir-Ship Selkirk, whic sailed from Now York for Batavia with :argo of oil, put in here in distress, incountered a fearful hnrrlcane Dei ^She Q((^37| i lon^. &3t * eiih the lee rail v Lorricanft Deo X i lip wias hove dow nder, a n d remained in sral hours. ■While she fashed over her in tor- ; position down the 3, tho crew having many narro’ escapes. She lost everything forward e x cept the foremast. The m ain gaUhnt m a st a n d the maintop gallant and royal, yards , were lost with .their sail! Vessel also received considerable damage. A Paper of Many Titles; ' D ublin , Dec. IR—Tho McCarthj hhs appeared under the '•‘Tta^tfe- The prntpectus of tho \ins& beeneen Issued.ssued. I t convio- Irteh National press h b i I t states th a t the o bject is to issue a nnw DD nn bb llnlln dallyally too representepresent .Nationalational inter-nter d t r N i ests, which a rc jeopardized hjr the lack bf a n e rgan giving opportunity for indepen dent \expressions o f the political tions of the Irish people. i: , 'lljeasl, Kenny und Davitt spoke at ami : ing in Freshferd. i Dayltt desOfibod fight at BalKnayill, and declared RaWell eatisect-it % bringing hisvr top near the Hehlj declared that the 3 the faces of the i rival •vwitf^i' . IS* meeting. Tana nellites h o i spit in who were i n the W6.M1( BjtBM EtJRifEl). OIL. WELL DRILLER^ ENVELOPED i V BURNING OIL. - ■ Escaping Gas Ignites at IBihcllay, O., and Two of the Ohio Oil Coiupai^f* Em ployes a re so Hailly Burned that They nro Not' Expected to Live—Two Fas- songors fujurod in a Ballrond 'WrooU in Missouri. F indlat , O., Deo. i r —The Ohio Oil company’s drillers, tvjiio have been p u tting downdown a wellell nearear Carey,arey, unexpectedlyncxpectec a w n C u drilled into tho Trenton roek, the gas a oil rushing forth with terrific force, flood ing the derrick and saturating the dril lers. The gas ignited from the boiler, covering the men with oil and fearfully and fatally burning one or two before they could get out of tho derrick. Tho beadbead driller,riller, a m aa nn namedamed Wolff,olff, Iss notot d a m n W I n ...................... irything connected w ith the ’ speedily burned down and the ci oil and gas oontinnea to flow. Joe road w and two the Hannibal and St. into by a freight train passengers wore injured. 'The e x press was stopped about miles w est of Breckenridge, Mo., on account of hot box on the engine. WTien standing there the train -was run into by a freight train from Kansas City. The sleeper of the passen ger train and tho engine of the freight were badly damaged. The follotving per- I injured: J. Fox of Atchison, E. Fireman Serloi Y ohk , Dec. 18.—Tho sash and blind factory of McElwoe & Co., on Westj Thirty-fifth street, wns damaged by fire to the e xtent of 813,000, and tho Bethany Congregational church adjoining tho fac tory sustained 31,500 damage. The smoko from the factory penetrated the adjacent tenements and Mrs. Banmann and her 3- m onths’-old child living in a house oppo site were overcome and fhken to the hos pital unconscloua A fireman fell from a ladder and wns seriously hurt. A Brnkeman Ilorrtbly Hanglod. M achias , N. Y., Dec. IR—John Grim- S i : . ' i s s . ? ftoo 1. M.-iKS,a” cent olaytoc and Mee m A. M.-Jl'iSt “ accident occurred near tho Sum m it His body was mangled boyond recognition and scattered along th e tracks a quarter of a rr. . . I severed from' his have been married scattered along i mile. His head was body. He is said to ] but three weeks. rv_<v ----- carfl* Tills t r e ^ rao* U.0ot\ l.-§»8j^s?usnx. Cotmccis with vcetlta ol limited express THE BAD LANDS. Dispatch from Gon. BUIes—No Allusion » w 1:35 P.l.‘ to tlio AlloffCil Figlit. C hicago , D oc . 18.—Date lost .night tho dlowing dispatch from Gon. Miles, dated ipid City, S. D., C p. m., was received by ist. Adjt. Gon. Corbin at ariny bead- larters, Tho first paragraph is vogue. M O ^i^. 3:10 eJiXU ii iUi rivc»ftt»jT 5M5 H , ri^ ^ B y r a e u te , 6:fi) pTm. 5:30 P. ctoas at all stations. augbter of fifty men, eport came from iformatfon was reliable and pesitiVr. or I . . ' . , •■* h«,Ullt,and irf Iho r.R.rta 1. r.lMT.1. hl3 camp. Tho order for his MTeat we gtven 0117too aooD, h o ---- 100 fighting m * d ^ S t t a rid“ T r ^ a S d 3 f te 3 s r ^ S \ .'rh .s x r s t Brooke has more than lodges or 5,''C» In ins under his control at Pino Ridge, but - -------- . ---- over 200 fighting men in tho B.id Lands .that aro very defiant and hosti’e yot. Netsos A. iln j This was tho only dispatch headquarters from tho t: during tho day o r evening. N ew Yonx, Dec. verc be.srd on Mot He’d Head Open. IR-r-Cries of “.Mu occupies a farm between Rosela Caldwell, N. J. Constable Tweed the house and fooud Mrs. Louis lying on the floor, with blood flowing from a wonnd in her head. I t was ascertained th a t Louis and one of his farm hands, named Williams, were d m n k and q uarrel some, and Lonis- threw a plate a t Will iams, which hit his wife in the head, locking h er down. Tho physicians did it think the ■wonnd serious and no rests were madi ashed I i E lucotttille . N. Y., Dca IR—Darwin Williams, while nt work on the second story of the Crawford hotel building, over from the scaffold story of th e Crawford h the main stairway, f o i l ____ ___________ to tbecellarbelow ,strikingonaw h eelbar- row. His head was crushed In and his head and face woro covered w ith blood n picked np. Dr. A. W. Smallman summonedimmoned a nn dd thsho injurednjured manan was a t i m conveyed to a honee near by. There aro h n t small hopes o f bis recovery. He UVes :aa com:ounty. in Niagar c Batiroaders Demand Shorter Honrs. iBURO, Dec. IR—Tho switchm! ■dmen of every road in tl presented demands to tho railroad ol clals. They complain that the working honrs are too long and arduons, and ask th a t eight hoars conetitnlo a day’s vvork: th a t only experienced'jrien ho employed and seyornl other grievances. The de mands are much tike those made last April. Several of the ndlroads are considering the demands. ailroad company h as snspendedits station most a t the Paris tcrxninns lo r recommending the employment o f thd Anarchist Labru- yerefor the position of station m a ster a t Modnne. Two persons who assisted Fed- lewski, the alleged murderer of Gem Sellvcrskoff to escape from Paris to Triesta wilLtb is stated, shortly\ be ar- Allnliter Fltclps Arrives In Dremen. B eih . in , Dea iR —Minister Phelps , has arrived' a t Bremen. Ho ivaS m et by tho director o f tho N orth German DloydS and the American consuta a t Bremen and Berlin) wbe.cseortod him to this city by special train. boat has bean sieii&llod a t Gibraltar.' Aij on board are w ell.' I h e boat is expected to atrivo a t Tolriott In W’day o r tWo. th e m ethod a n d m i i i t a w h eo S y r u p o f Figs iu tak e n j i t ia tdensanl and refreshing to th o togte, and d aett , \shing to th o togte, a n ae tt gently y e t prom p tly o n the Eidaoyhs L iver a n d Bowels, cleanses tho sysi tem efTeetuaily, dispels colds, iieaa- lohes and fevers an d cures IjabituaS toustijmtio’i. S y r u p o f F i g s is the in ly rem e d y o f its k in d ever p r o iluced, pleasing to th e ta s te a n d a » .Ijjio to tn o stom ach, p r o m p t io :l^ n and tru ly benelieial m it» eflbets, p r e p a red only from th e moss, hea’thy a n d agreeable substances, tit n a n y bscellcnt. qaalities com m end it ;o a l l a n d hav e m a d e it th e i y known i i popular r e m e d y know n. Syrup^ o f ia for sale i a 50* pro m p tly for an y one i les to tiy I t- D o n o t accept aL ' m b stituto. C M l F O m M F iG S Y R U P CO, SAN FRANOISOO. OAU LOomiLLE. Ky. a s v los/c n.v . , Romo, ISatoriown & Og* densburg B. R, TIME T a b l e , no . « . IN EFFECT, SEPT. 2«, ’Ott TRAINS LEAVE OSWEGO. fin A MKlotamad. r— Y...- ieasena Springs. Line Express. An* ite ^ e t^ I town U ormodlato ••Ji'hocnli TRAINS ARRIVE AT OSWEGO 9:05 9:§0 Ai H i W a terto ^ and stations. 12:20 P. ld5 P. tan, Uipo Vincent, Watertown, and In- termiHliato etntluns. 2 : 1 0 ^ F ^ | - S « 8 S io ^^’5 i & 3:01 /iiin P M -ybrongh Express ftpmOtaons- JilU 1 1 ffl. burs,. VVnteriown, Roaie,Mnsa- cna tprlngs, end Imcrmcdaito Etatians. 6:30 P. M . ^ i n t e i S S “sta*SS5r* 6:45 \ ” \\— “ ...... 9:00 - ----- n U —Thraruh* ... j igs, Rome,_____ ntormedls.! »:UU r . f l . fcav«8yS»cnse.7:-45p;i 9:25 P. W Opdon dare Mid InU\ .............. •Cries of “sMurdor. _____ ____ _______ _ _ __ _ Dlaiar 0 6 ,LacI[aiaima& Western RF. TRAINS LEAVE OSWEGO. 7.30 A. M rM hsmti n, Scrantei) a w f MrgSiSSa>°\X£S!: 5.30 f H - J s S tg Bnna o, Otucaeo and ■ 7 . « T '» . - ; s a s » . ‘'3ifes_- S ’i S S . t S S , ! ”\ ” ’’’” ’’ ’ * ’” ' TRAIItS ARRIVE AT OSWEGO 7.0 o TM‘^ ” *- S M isri® -- ad intermedista sta* Sew MS Ontario &esteni f R. E Interm e dlat^ta, .G A VtORD, jlO W H S Y Ci C 0 „ SUCcesoeraSte jiw iit A Eloan, Grain, Cowimissiott Merchants KoaTH’tvjasxsBitr dajbvasob - OSWEGO. N. Y. ' O.F. GArLOBb;Roii«iagDQff»|nf,D,M.IaWn» 1 ■ t ' f 1 d i T w “J ai o i 8 1 lu d ] ] F L. f I . Jnrot^ I ' i L
