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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 20, 1887 · page 4

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mm Isnsxrm FIGHT

“WWWEGON—
TEST A DRAW. ‘

 

 

lb am I“ Pew-n- Ill-non
by In the W Ian—Gull)- Adopts
WWllnnaMkaloAs-nld Punish-
mumuqtnm

m. Dec. SL—Tho great intact-ha
final battle ham Smith and Xiltnin
wasn't-{a them on mold. and the
manual tbs Wandanintcrwtod
F6. was not exunplary throughout.
Souvvtaiu Island,
lien:- Vernon,
whmth-flgbtoc-
curred. is beyond
the reach of the
French gentr—
anus. and com—
plctcly isolated
even from tclck
graph stations.
Some of tho prcas.
representatives
employs! [igcons
Intthclmrpvsc of commumcation and the
“men‘s: account of the ml: mac-bod
1.9mm by wayof"eruon,all of the rcpt-to
mmkin‘nhmakfnrl‘aris as soonastlie
“litmus-alum to avail themselves
Adthctala'rnphicfacilities

height quad underabright sunshine.
3min wontbe chain: of «Iron-s and stood
mlflshcfi lo the sun “How the Ila-u

 

J A“ SILKAIS.

 

toga-sputum; Smith ofl’eml to lent Kilt-am
till? to £31! that he would beat Max?
M". «Mum-s was white knee broochcs

and gum sucks. and Kilraiu‘s. black fights.

and brown socks.

with Smith in point of muscular dI-vvlnp f
Ink, had the advantage of 33inng and
m of finch. Both men Mlv'filfilfil
quickly f-‘A tho call of time. The fighu‘u‘
wna o! a fierce cbarsct-Ar throughout. S-v
(In! clums of foul won'- claxmul, lru! II-vnc '
was allowed.

Before tlu- fight [gnu the betting was
;hrnc to om- en Smith. but all gnmblmg on
the Mn}! smppml, wluAn lbs‘ lighl Immune!
ilfirlf data to a
question of radon
ancv. Tvaru was
so mm of tlic figm
suggesting unfaIr-
nsss, that tbcduxns
d the “flu-inf
were mel a):
must “Mam.
The pluck display
ed by Kfirnm was
groan; Ml and
even the Swill;
part3" admits l
had tho light on [vrnlougwl to a finlsl.‘ It
would LIA iuipcmlok to say ulau wI-uiAl huv'v
won.

151 the [int Ind sAI-Invi rounds South
luvs-d the figmmg. ‘l'l ., «I: Lazagm nun
rapid and [Arum-13v IIIA t «I: l ”:25 sI-lm:

Durmg tbr next has rounds KIéI-IIIII 21..
played spiondnl gmlxsnvnl. land: Hg ins
heavy lsjvvws It; a .styw vithA spinanl I u!
very I-fl'm'tzve. Snadla‘ Laugh: r 1h- {III--
“:1. L15 loft and a: the nann- tzIIuA III-.l-Atu-
(In) Iv reach Kzlrsm ~ lr Nl‘ “ill: his ngl- I,
but unually mil: 4:! I 3LT!

_ The suit. hurt-l was In South} favor. an!
the harm; was four an: fir» In ullA- on him.
with on takers. ‘ ,

The 3411)“; round u.» u try-- 2mm: of IL- '
sixth. and IL? I.- x1 3;; “3. ”led Int dam -,I-AxIIA~-
both men working hard. Tlavrr “as IA n-
lidcrnble- urn-913mg. WLlI‘ll has doprn‘al-Al
by “3- q-Actaturs In Ibv’w Imus: KIlrqu
invariably had (to has: n! the cliurlII-s.

Round ulh-r round now followed, Kslrqu
holding his own. but getting no advnnlagc,
and Swath gI-IIIArally loading In"; In: right,
Human; KIlmIII‘s I-vu:ItA,«r:A. Kilrnau did tlw
most damage mm l.I.- right, l u: a2 way \ l~~
{are mu u harm had Loon dun» (be men
(3 «cud anl {Ill fatgr-llur.

In the right-«nth round Kalram knarLcal
8mm: I'lvazi uzf lll> n';.\'.l1nl rah-x1 II lump
on lizz- oar In I I; as zm r3. 3, - Alter tins Kal-
rash swine-l 1A . lg- .eh Ilavrn‘a-l than; South.
I‘bv «Kaitlin-”J LII" PIIVlIAaYuf‘s lA- (”Irv lla-
p09.

In Nlu' t“ amp-1:; rv-uml ozunb undo a (N1?
petal-A I-ll'urt IA: I-ut lifirsm I-zI llu- drfIAIIsIvc,
but Ins unable In Ivszahiish a lead. l=y tlIIa‘
linu- KIEruIn‘s ugh: rya‘ was ( lI Real, and
fimnh‘s loft "2“" ans l!)(T~‘n~'ln; III 2.1;:

In H2.— Iw-AzIfy-M-ron-l round Smith was
ladly lvuhblxul; KISrIIIII ll’i."~llillg llav round
by [slung luau Ily mom Lilli.

lI. lln‘ tucaxlylilib ro-IIIII SIIIIIII was \vry
teak .le l simian} {A r \IIII- tn llw end of lln'
round.

lo the thInIeth round Smith‘s Q‘Lilkllllkfll
was much am; lanai nus] kw (hush: dL‘BP‘ r-
“lady.

LIInrla- -I Slat; tell a} y An .ul to I or Ief-arw
to allow! a foul against liulxlvn k. who u!
Elntllz‘s six-Hinds, for gouging Klirum, “lam
mun-aux»; the men at u}!- uud of flu: Hurt}.
m8! round. but lln- rclI-Icvv u-vuI’Al not :Ilmn ll.

The next four rounds new III amour.
tutor and then ninth-n; lm‘dluc equal agam.
Tho Nu-atlxr “as wold and wry n'ymg In tho
m KIlrzfl'II‘s rIglst (’1‘ nus t‘lvk'fil. Lu:
sunny.- swcil var Luz-.4 and rein-“All bun
of lbw acute pm: :( lmAl cauwd lmu.

[hug-«Jib ruuu-lwsunm rulIIc-d III Kins
round. tin-ugh a mwun— chor« be had looked
like II surv. user. Th:A 3"k1’n‘li now buss-d
.tlsemsclu—s with both mm and so handled
than that at :b-A Ionian round both urn-
“rugs-r. though Katalin It.» the [titer of
the tau. lIIIln'd. It won bot-nun ammo-n:
to Smith that he was, as he found buns-ix
obliged to fall frequently III order to avoid .
the pumzlmu IIt ILe American was l-og'uI— ~
hing to deal out to lIIIII.

The odds now wen-l In favor of KHz-um,
though In the forty fifth round both men
grew real: again. They fought dIAIcrInIIIully,
hurevxt, but then.- Ins Inurc ("h-Hug and
wrcstim - than lighting. l-roxu this poInt
lo the uincucth round the [moods of SIIIIIII
Ila! not connaal their anxiety. Kilrmn bed
a my decided adv-mugs. and knockal 3
51mm donn tum: “Ill-Se, though South n-
mmd the compluueut uuw. Una: hundred
rounds am fought In two boars and Monty
minutes.

Both men were still strong In melegs, but {
thc light of day was fadIug and the cold in- .
ml. Smith's seconds repeatedly urged
than?!“ to stay the fight. rimming mat_
mwwuu not on: [beat «niche,:
and “Manchurialfwuklnot sccwhethu';
afoul occurrcdor not. Sunni appcanxl to
improve in the last six rounds, but Kilrniu
keptoniu his old stykgoool. (wllectul and

 

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g Igv-qvalul.
E l->u,~;l: IAlIIu’avtq-rs Ina-l IllA-Vt‘il from yard lu

, Snufhlnvk

§ Godlrcy.

Alma- hmruannnlthn In.
mm
AWE-Y” Dunn—Guam

 

bani-odo- “W hsfors‘ ‘

acnludandunoaiavhisoitylastsvsaisg.
Mn: m of Cal. sood

ever quak- on align)- with such great alo-
qucnooand no link knowledge of h‘nsub—
jock. I haw nlw-nyn worlds-ed whatto ad-
Inirc moat—tbs wvc (area with which
hoauacks whoa no one iaopv
posing him, or tho prudence and discretion
with which he draws himself from public
notice when an opponent-“wars. lnfldels
always tear down; they never build up.
lngenoll prom toawoep God out of the
universe which lss has foundul. Ingratitude.
thy name is lugsnoll!

“This country is but a grand poem of
Christianity. A system out of ahich suclI
grand mm come is worthy of kindlier
treatment at the hands of my ‘ ilippant
friend. lie says he knows nothing about
God. Then why does hctnlk about him!
lugcrsoll is man! from the top of his inhellco
tual dome to tho solos of his infidel loot lac-
causs the majority choose to disagree with
him. lugersull says he can write a better
book than the Bible." One of those days he
will wrap the mantle of his conceit uboul.
him and dis calm in that belief. “'hat do
you think of him who picks up the spear of
the Roman centurion. pluugvs It aha-sh into .
the side of dis-Inc love and shouts, ‘llcjuice -
with Inc. for l have slain the Chris! 9‘ Not—
withstanding the assaults of infidol Imd pa~
gnu. Christianin or lIuvs the sumo s! rams
that lIavI- rung tl. rough all the agvvs and ’
nIll ring until man shall have burned both-I"
the lesson of the ens.“

 

Balls-wad Ian-ploy" on strike.

 
 

.. V . . _
aug‘umtcd swung the yard employcs o! the
Pan llnndlv raIlrund lun- _\I-su~nlay III osm-
nquI-noz-of tho refusal of the I-IAIIII-nny ‘1‘
m‘vde to [he dcutand for an llll‘l't'lI—Nl‘ Hf
‘1:qu frI-III {l 1'“ In $2.50. A lmAwIII-Anvv
“‘lllnllt‘ was the szgnal to qull work. and at
luIi‘clock n shrill blast from a liaitunore
and UbI-I yard cugmr. unsux-nxl by :I dozen
I—lm-rx cullcd' the “It'll lugI-tlII-r In small
groups to tho number of suly. Then they
hogan trying to havc other I'rvus gu out. A

' Luth- MIumI tram was cut sI-vvral (mi-As,

Luz the IAn-w soul firm. Inmle thv- Q‘L'llllvv‘A
Xl<Allt‘flI‘l1 tuna-.aud the tram III last pro-
Tlu-y \n-n» j-AmI-d Ly II lillllllk‘l’ of

yard. manna-31m; men tn quit \M rL Must of
tlI-Am did when su urdIArI-d tn uV‘AIIl trouble,
but {our of them yum-d Ihl’ strIkI-rs. .Vu
Iicnzousirmmus ban- as yd lm-II Inn-l".
lira-l .‘rlfla— MIUIIA‘ Irk.
sz Yuux. III-IA. ran—III; lu-iy ”I . «Mlle
lay an a lush; rvmm :It l‘n3r’m-
kvr Hannah‘s, T'J (ir.~-IIwII-?: ll“?‘llu~‘, all day
yosk-Tvln‘r. and a largo number of 'R‘(‘l|]v#
In“: ‘2. you 11::- rt‘FIAllls. The majunty of
lllt‘lll “~‘f‘v “Mme-u wlw sunk! lip-y lull known
2. Ar \II- II ~iu~ «as n xlr- ”a: Ilu-I f .s. n 6 42¢
gm: f. inc “all: MA-ulh '\ IIIIA: ) as lus w: (IA
l:us In living at ‘3 -.'- \\ vs! T III-my nnl
Mr” ! xn-l Ila _\‘ Lml sluu} 5 km “ll lu-r II: a
IiUWTHEIHH; ;|!.4l r MM :3“!
Ind-Aura“: any ul-Alitr for Lu No
urr- wm- lalIA la l‘t‘ l~1 II mu lr Ip _\v- I 1 Ar the
{I mg; .\! um. ms“ ' rI-‘umlul
(3..“ ;! lr‘ IlIi- qul IIIJII :IfII- -r ILIA III-gun!
“Iil la- hall I «l: ..I_v ll- uums 10

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chain-I13.

\fluil‘li
lair) lfi‘r l: 'unsx ll :IIII ~ xiv- t ts I . lnu‘v h :L‘\l
as sum as tho m-rum I s jury has nAIIdorml
Ina \rrd‘ut. Tho slslv r I Y‘Ihe filx‘éhl woman
Iml nut fin to tlxu uxIAl-A rtuker .~ )cflxr lay.

The \\ III-cl. of Justice .:lupped.

1‘. st \. I‘It‘ L" ~3§u~xzmss m lll" lIIIlI-J
Fun-As ovum: nun rrncuIAa‘siy rusgnAIIIlc-Il yI-s—
lo-nlny -vu;II,; tw llI-E {III-f 131.1: lbw-n! is In:
L'Iutul marshal. Manna} liuxks‘
form n! «elfin- III-lAAl uII ll.|‘ 1‘HI. and us l :5
soon-v vr has In: Ian-II apgwmiml and no
(«mg-whiry IIH-Auxglxuvnf IIIgI-I‘IA, Ilm «Allico In
vnI-auL Tho Jurnl‘s have lax-unsound for
a \IIuA.‘ from the burial Slah‘s IlIsera'l
I-uun, Judge lira} has Um [Hurt fn make
a temporary arpmulaucn: of a marshal. and
fl h-LIAgerIII has lie-In soul him at “‘Iulnngv
lun Ink-I; Len. f-ni-v I: 1:! (kn, l‘mhL‘s'
vuIAH-sxur I~ “Alllel, Judge Gray. ..{ lln'
{lulu-l 533105 ~ugnmun- I‘IAurl. LIlA' yIAsle‘Ila}
allh'!’lI-uin a} puma! lixAzI. lion's: Cmtvl
Slat-s mmshal tn- snrro uuul lIIs sucI-ossur Is
nm-omtlsl by “In "maul-Aim Tho work (It
llu- I-nnitts van “(“1 go I-II as Usual.

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.\ luau-Ill In far-Irv).
1;. «INN. li-IA L'I‘ "Four tlzv-IINIIIJ pouplr
\u-n- gun-«Int at ”w v»-II:}-'§IIIIv~II!:Ir_v lulu-“I‘ll

lender-ed J-vm ('Irmvy II: .\lu>.I' hull lznl

rug) ,and lluudruls of uthzvrs “on: unablc
l0 AIIII aaiunssaun. lhlly Muhuuoy was may

tnAr v-vf - I r- monks. SIIIrrIng Louis touk
piux— ln-qu-n LI Blanch" and KI-rrxgau.
Hanna-r. uf Montreal, and L‘an‘ull. Mrlluw
old and stllacy, “II-l IIIIIIIynllIerS. 'l‘lu
l‘ltiEkllC; l» ut “as “1thwa farm-y and Mxkv
“my, “I I:;II,;n-r, and some I'lv-vI-r spurring
In» lsa-l. lin)‘ Il-IIng sum" l-vlh‘r \vI-rk than
farm-y. I‘;IrI.I_v llllf‘ullllv‘v‘tl as the
lightweight cbmupmu oi the world, nmIIl
hunts and rho-An.

\\ .‘Ir

Tho Inuigwr Inf Monopoly.
BAL‘II'IIAAnIz. DNA In. -TIIIA (UllOITlllg [it‘ll-
tiuu l.‘ la III; ('ll I‘ulIIlI‘Il .‘Ilul slgllod by lb: _
Cum and qur E» lIIIIIgnA: "To 13w, l'nited
States lflllng. WI; the undersigned Clll-
aeus and n-aIlc-nzs u! lInlIIIIIuI-v oily, respect-
fully call your attIAxatIA-u In the dangers which
llIrIAqu-II our (‘Jlllill‘y :unl lnvr IIIslitulqu:
through the cunsadilnhun
Iaystrms of t- l vgraphy. “'IA ask that lllv
Finn-m magi—rs: take olrl-S [u establish a
fiyflv'ln of u-legrupby to lg: owned and cun- >
trolloI by the gvvvrnnwnt of tho Unitcd‘
suns; tho samr In be Islam-rand in connection 4

with the [nondlln- dqmrtmcnt.“

 

A Runaway Disaster.

\‘."r|;uhru\'. Conn“ Dov. 20.—-—Tho burst
of Thomas ll. Hayes brokI- away from a,
bxtcbing post at Pearl hikes yvsterdny, and 7
stoned toward the «fly. 1:: Union street
near Simunvalle he ran into a group ol.’
children engaged in coasting. and injured
um I-IIIldn-n. agvd 5am! H yous. of C. 8.
Both were hurt lmdly, the young
est, Emma, having a numb-'1' of ribs broken
and lofted Inky» her lungs. It is believed
that she will die.

The Fl-hcrias Co-mlsnlol.
Draws, Ont... Dec. al—lllnistar of Just,
ice Thompson said yesterday that he aguod
with sIr Charles Tnpper‘s statement that
there is goo! reason to hope for an arrange-
ment on the fisheries question being arrived
at which will beratidactory to botheoun-
triss. Themisnoobjcckhe aaid,inhaviu3
an anaugcmmt which will be unsatisf
to either country. even if itoould ho bron‘lu
about, lit cause it would be only a tanponry
alfair.
Wind as Good Denna-at;
.. Rxw Your. Dec. 31-?» Young Isn‘-
Dunocratic club held Its first ' lino:
election last night. Delanoay moon and I.
Ila-y Anderson. both of whom hnva ham
bolus, was [Ike-d :- mum Ara»
lab was adopt-II hilt-is Mt
(luv-hall‘s position an the firm m
mm W conga- to sup
3mm nun-r- hasd npu tho III-l-
Imam

 

of the \‘nriou: ,v

FOR SERVICE PENSIONS.

CALL FOR?“ NATIONAL CONVENTION
OF VETERANS

 

 

'l‘alndorao the Managua-Scr-
' vice—Tho Gathering to be “old in New
l York (‘lly on m 1. 1888—102: 0!
E the Bill.
l. .N'nw You. Dec. QL—Tho executive com»
mines of the Batod Service Pension associa
tion met yesterday and issued the (chafing
address and call for convention to indorse the
coat a day sorvico wnsion bill:
Htsmcaursns Rsrso SsuvIon PEN-
smx Asmwunox, Room 10s Tribuno
Building, Executive (‘ouunitlnu
an Yofix, Dec lb.
To the Veteran Soldiers and Sailors of tho
Civil \V or:

The committee addressing you was ap-
pointed by the above association Doc. 0,
with povrcr to agitate the question of u ratod
service In-nsion on the basis ofouc wot a
month for each day‘s sol-vim rendered. The
work of this commiltcc, as wall as Ilnt ol
the association which it rcgwsonts, Is inA
formal. and we recommend a conveuuou of
veterans to form a national organization to
complete tho work bogun by the present as-
sociation. Pending the formation of such a

national organization the mumittce nsks'

you to consider the following points:
\Vbatcvcr impruvcd Innsion legislation is

macivul umzt be dose within the next. few ;

mouths, and ths is the time to act.
The peoplo are disposal to du justlx‘o lo tho

veterans, and Wu uenl but lo state our case '
: clearly and ham It upon prinuplcs of equIty
; and fairness and WI.- can suvcoul.

“\- sbuulIl agree upon II llltvlsul‘t‘ that Vot-
stuns every-whom l‘llll defend. arm that the

' pres mun vucalcau one that the pcuplo

at largo “‘lll llt'fll‘llly “Idol-so. “‘I- slmull
work tugI-llizvr us one. body of vI-t—
I-rnns, “'Itbuut regard to tho I iIIIIIIs '

of “I" various IuIlitary such-tics tn Whh‘ll
“c belong. This cause is a common
one, IIm-IAIIIIIII; lu every old soldier. “'0
should pnsent our (lt‘ll’lrllhls as :I I‘lnllll for
jIIstIco, unal SllllulAl spurn llIv- III-An that or
bus for |numy or for II gratully. 'l‘lw III-r—
vine rI-nalcnxl by the soldiers and sailors of
tho t‘l\’ll our has not lKH‘n ail“tlu:llf'l)' pmAl
fur. Tboru “as II dIscrInIumtIoII. Tim turr-
rbant and the I'npimhst who furnuiwl rho
supplms and {limb nulxzal t‘ll'Drlll -u~ gzuns
by exacung our prices. The suldacr servo-I

flIc gUVt‘rlllllt'lll nl [luv guvrrnmoul‘a own,

prll‘t'. The army ImllIAI'tIvv-ly was mum-Assad,
although IIIIlIvIvluully ouch IIIIIII vuluuhmrul.
The Imtluu calm! upon each Harv for a
dI-fiIIIfIA lulull’I‘f‘ of IIIIAII, and the army and
navy was made

In IIIm-t tho call. llml Ihosv Invn III-t v-Ilun-

tI'w-rml, ovor)‘ vllwr IIIzIn III “its country ll! _

fur .quy “unltl Lll\t‘ luvs-ll .lrufo-«L Um- man

out of «Avory ln‘u Would lmvu law-n compelled 7

II. 5n lo Ilnv {TA-Ill lm-l mu m- \‘I‘lt‘f‘ul.\" of to
«lay g-Am- to “w 11-.» no In {Ml-III

'l'IIIA lull wLII-h Is autumnal IntlI Hus :IAl- .

dros‘ has ll“:i Ar! ml-ul lay uur urgAIIII: ItInn.
and ll \vIll la- preacuh-sl :If lllh‘ sasuun uf
(«myth-sea. 15> llll'f‘lls ”5‘ many. fun pIAIxIIAIpIIl
unn- lav-mg flu-:1- rI-latm; In on lu'Nv'v, tlIc
mmxu-Ar "N \‘nnng, lll" Jushw - s Acurwl to
IIII‘II “f ALZYA-rvul hAI‘IIIs of win lv‘", :I Ivl Ila re.

stru‘hun h» tlw smgio {c.IluIv Avf [I‘ll‘l-Illn Xv:-

fl'rncv «dually I‘IAIIIlIAIml.
lII ul‘clv!‘ In (Ah-am :I Imuunul urgauw “ion
In tlIIA 442.1:th tun.- vm val-IIIvsIly rct‘nlll-
lllt‘llkl lv- Kim Vela-runs that stops lK‘ I:Ii.--II In
vac-Ah: IanII nma‘InuA-u» lll Inch :uw’mbly
leslrh'! .In l2 slow: vhi-vg If N f v :I mill-Hal
ovum-nun“. In lm XII-H ll: va York «Any. on
UN lsl day UK March. l‘“.
U. J.

L‘. A.

S‘lf".
“ILLS.
J. B. llAIEa
J. A. JUEI“
(32mm: 1. Kxuuzn.
Tho Lulluwmg Is a copy n! lllu lull referred
lo In “W mlvlrI-ss;
l‘h’ll I-ISI RATED
Sl-IliVll‘l-Z l'ENSlHN Bth
A lull to gram pun-awn“ fur St‘l‘l‘lt‘!‘ In (ll!
army, navy and lllarllh‘ corps of fl».~ Umtcl
States.

1'." I! ”Incl/ml by [he mnato and house of v

rl"ll‘l'§\ mnnvvs of the Unitul Stalcs ul
AIIIIArII-II III umgn'sh' wowmhlul, that the
own-fury of tho inhArIA-r Is lIv-rI-hy authorized
and IlIrx-cfod tn piuv‘u nu tlIvA III-:Ismu roll of
tho l‘IIIIul Status tlm mum-s of II“ pensuus
sin-cum! In the following suction. upon mak-
Ing duo proof that they pI-rfI-rmwxl tln sob
vim! sp-mfiml in said section.

Soc. ‘2. That persons eutitlal as beIIollclsriI-s
uxIdI-r tho procudmg auctions are as followm
Any «moor or I-IIlIsl ~l mun who shall baux-
H‘n’x‘vl III IluA Iu‘my, Imvy or marine corps of
tho l'IIIlml SL-Itvs. llu‘llhllllg regulars and
vulunluvrs, subs-quail to the: 13”] of April.

Pat], and prmr tn tlIIA ls! day of July, 1360. ’

soc. 3. That the raw of pension for such
so“ Icc slmll be at tho raw pvr month of mu

u-nt fur each day‘s service rendered in tho V

said army, navy or marine corps of thv
Unitwl States.
SH‘. 4. That the period of sot-vice shall be

(mull-mod from the date of muster into the '

the date of dis-
slIlel be granted

L'IIItI-d States aI-rvico to
charge. but no ptfllSlOll

uudI-r this III-t to or on account. of any pvr~ v

sun “Ah-I downed prior to July I, 1‘15, uutIl

he shall have ol-Iumml n IlIsch Irgo from the “

nervtco from which he deserted, and" no dis-
charge which Was given to any person by
rcaaon of roenlistmentns a veteran volun-

toer. or to enable him to accept II promotion, :
shall bo doomed adisclmrgo from the services ‘

Awithiu the mean!!!" of fins III t.

Sec. That pension under this act shall
be at flu; raw specified in section 5 and shul.
bI- punl to the persons ontitlod ll. unto fol.
the term of th Ir lives from and other the;

i passage of tlml bIlL

boo. 6. This bill is intended as II service

pension lull, and is intended as on addition 3
' toull anIllld pensions which have been 0|

may hereafter be granted for disability. ,

Lust NIL}; Yours of Savings
CHICAGO, Doc. 20.~01e Oleson, a Scandi-

 

i unvian, fi yea“ old, employed asastroet

railway truckmnn. lost the savings of a lilo
time yesterday. While out With his wife
looking at a home which he intended to buy.
the old man’s tenement was cum 'by
burglars and 82,539 were taken. He had
laid aside the money weekly. a few dollars
at n time. and being afraid of the banks had
hid his money in a trunk under the bed.
There is no claw to the thieves. Oloson and
his wife are nearly distracted.

fire In Phlladalphla.

PumnmuA, Dec. N.—Last night at l(
o‘clock1 fire broke outin the third story 01
Allan Broa.‘ bric-n-brac and furniture store,
adjoining tho Chestnut shoot that“. When
the fire was discovered the leader of the
orchestra quietly announced the fact, ad-
ding tbattheflra was under control This

 

mmtadapanlc, and audience qulctly
”lanthanum The 0.0qu
wasastiinaudatabout $40,000 on building

and stock, which h well insured.

 

loSy-pathylorMnlu.
N“ Bureau. Ia... Dec. n—‘l‘ls
noun-I18. 8.,Crandall, the Troylawyn
whom 'Inurdwaadmicidsatnall
“Spa. ,lsaalnmotthaal.
koa- htlusdty. Grads“ Kurd tad:
Wichita“

NEWS FRO! THE OLD WORLD.

lard Call-aa' Mount laniagc—nn Bylaw
naltnra'm
cforum: Dec. 31—11» addition to tho
Irus‘ III-tune, through the manhunt)!
Lord Cairns to In. mm W.“
£30,,” which morn than compensates h
the outlay incurred by his lordahlp‘s engage-
ments to His- FM and mu Grant.
Miss Behrnus is a member of n very wealthy!
Hebrew family in Manchu”. and will
probably remain largo legumes from tiqu no
time in event of her surviving some of her
elder relatives. Lord Cairns was remark-
ably cool during the marriage ceremony.
and ignored the not too covertly Inado ex-
pansions concerning his previous matri-
monial attempts with commondablo grace.
The couple will lpcnd their honeymoon at
Cairo.

Tho trial of Dan Doherty for the murder
of Capt. Graham began yesterday. The
newspapers are dovotinz a great deal of
syncs to til-mac, but thus far thorn is noth-
I‘ng to bo found in tho columns of verbatim
testimony they publnsh promising Doberty‘s
conviction. The prisoner modes powerful
plea, accompanied by on exhausting state-
ment, in favor of his contention that the

 

 

 
 

up of mun uhu vuluIIIn-rnl ;

shooting was accidenta’. A verdict is ex-
pcctod to-Iluy.

The proposition made by Mr. O‘Brien,
counsel for Calla“ and liar-kins, the alleged
dynamite“, that the substance seized on the
' premises occupied by the formrr and claimed
to be dynamite be cxxrnmvnfui “‘llh to ‘
A test Its gvuuiucuem, nstouuds the nIIllIori~
. tics It is hardly pasnblo, howm‘cr, that
‘ they can refusa to do this and it seems very
strnngo that they have not already dono so.
11 the u-st is "Mill“ and the substaucu fails to
:cxplodo Ibo case against the prisoners of
.courso falls to tho ground. ll it docs ex-
plodc the volIvI‘I-Imn of the men is assun-d.

 

n rtuin

SE RIOUS RAlLROAD: ACCIDENT.

An ILIIgIII-AI-r Instantly lull-«l IuIIl
(Min-n: huurv-d.

llUH‘TII. Minn, Dov. Ila—The- St. l'nul
hunt-«l, duo lII-rIA n! T:th‘)1n.m. yI-stvnluy, ‘
“out through II MIN-laced suIlI-h :It l‘IckI-h 7
lug Cut. two miles south of .‘lulxtownh.
Minn. and tho engine, baggage our and one .
ptlxfi‘llgt‘r rum‘ll Won! ow-r II thirty foot t‘lll- '
llallklllz‘lll. \VIlliam Thomas, lbI- oldest uuv
gimvr IvII lln- road, was killwl wutriglit;
MIRIA Lynch. fireman, was sv‘rlwu<1y mjurcd.
IIIIAI was lllkt‘n to St. Paul. A SIN‘I‘l-‘ll from
Duluth took IIIIysIIAIaIIs In tho “rock uudI
lam-ugh! hurl: llu- pav-«Ingrrs Thu.- Ixuul se- .
rII-uszy IIIjun-d flh': ll. .\ Gray. Duluth,’
Inn-run] lflJlll’lt‘S; G. \l. K-IAr, TILusV‘Illo.
I'm, lnvnnl rut; —- liI-‘lvnlv‘, 'l‘IIIIvall-A,
l'zc, (‘I-lllllfilx us on “do, log Inn! (in st; A. (j.
('uuull, Jr_. _\'--Iv York. grain l'f'wlixf‘, nose
broken and lAruisI-s. fins 1.. Umburg, Du-
luth, sIIlI- mu! lo; lxruIsul. l'll)’lll'l\l€'l' Colo—
quu. of llli‘ St. Paul and Duluth. bead
lvruunl: J. \V. Hyu. luruIsml on III-:Id and
; lvrIAzIst. Most I-f tlsc puSI-ngI-rs “one In um
N lhl «'IIr, \vhzc‘n Illvl léul lvuu- Ilm LIIII‘li.

Hugmmr 'l‘lnnms lI-nII-s II \xil’o In St.
l'aul ”I h” yrupvrh “urth Sim mm.

.‘lany

PROHIBETIONISTS

.\ ll qulrvd

IN CONVENTION.

.Vlllllun Trach-
UIIt \I-lt \l-ur.
NEW YIAIIK. lhw. ‘l‘II-A
lllltlllnll burn-nu luAguII ll: Su‘v III! annual com
\I‘llllwn yrstI-r-lny uftrxnmn :If Its III-ml-
IIImrIIArs, Xu. 3’: East Fuln‘h‘v‘lllll slrm‘l. A
lvunnms Inn-«Hug was hold lll tho IIfII-rIIIwn, V
at which \VIHIIIIII T. \Vurdooll. of .\'I-w
' York. Ivrvxidul. The n-port uf th' [II-Insurer,
\\'. JI-IIIIIngs lk-umrosf, was prosont‘d nnd
nn‘vplx-d, ll shown! that tho n-n-ipts of tho
l'ul‘l'flu fur tho [ask your “Am-o $Liti,lllo_3"
and Ibo IAxxn-IIduures $66,439.44, luavmg a
buluxuv duo of $319.47. Tu lllt‘cl thIs bnl~
anm- than ("1' lIIlls nxAI-ivalalo III the amount
2 of SLIMIIH, The umrv nvnIlal-lo funds~ anl
prul-I‘rty of tho l-uro: Iu cuns'unu; of furni—
llll‘t‘, I-lm‘frntvpv: It: and sulo‘crlptmns fur
1~\7\\ are $10.? The “Mme-u of tho
bun-nu slnmul an ““193“ or 3.; p.1- wot.
\‘\('r last yI-ur. 'l’lu-ro lzllV-‘I‘ hum “Annual
pup-s of “tomb." ur IvI‘I-luluzmn Inch Ilzv- '
IrIMIh-d dunng lll!‘ p.151 _\‘I-:Ir, Izmi IL:-
l~urI-IIII pn paws (u Invrvuv-A Ihxs to 100,0 ‘0,-

l'UU .lIIrIIIg tho III-x: your.

[II In- Sen:

‘.'|,- Nxslinxml Pro-

 

 

 

l-‘hs- .‘lI-II Iilllml.

TILTIIx, no“ DNA. 2:: -.\v. I p. m. yoslvr- 7
day u bun-Ar III S. M. WIIIIAlII-sh-r‘s saw null ,
.Axplmlod IthlI- all lmmls III-N nruuml llll‘i
furnucv- doors “anumg llwmsolvos.
fnou “cl-IA lllSlllflll)‘ kIllul.qul a boy was:
svrqusly Injurnl. The kIllul aw: l‘;.ll>ull
llI-mlru J'llllls “Nikon \‘I'IllmIII Tczmn-j
mun, l.~l ll gun and A. ll.\kaIIs, the lust
mu col-Ar: «I i"-"l‘lu -Ir la aims worn {rightfully ‘
"NHL-Ital. two ln-Ing rut enhroly in twain. '

A Baltimore and (Milo Mortgage.

BALTIIURE, Doc. ELL—A mortgnm- from
tho Baluumro nIIIl leiuflmilruml company to
tho Mon‘nnlilc Trust and Deposit company
of llaltimom. “as recorded in the supreme;
vourt yI-stenlny. This is the consolidated}
mung-{ago I- -{ SL'MAKI', 0J0, u ith which the pub!
he Is already familiar through the Unitcd i
Pam A similar mortgage “l“ ho recorded *
in every County through which the road
games. _ .,

A Liquor Onllnnuoe "or lured \‘old.

L‘IIII..A\Go. Doc. BIL—Judge MI‘AIlistcr yes-
terday decided that the city onlmmIoo pro-
. hibIting the sale of lxquor to minors is void.
He held that the portion of the ordinance
which revoked a. saloonkeclx‘r's licvnso on a
second ofl'onse is unconstitutional. Among
the grounds for this opinion are that the
general iumrpoaalion set does not give the
1 city council power to pass such an ordinance.

 

Found Gullty of Murder.

Eaarrom), Dec. ‘31—vath H. Swift was
last night found guilty of murdering his wife
by shooting her last July. \thu the verdict
was announced Swift‘s mother sprang up
and, pointing to the state‘s attorney,
sbriokad: "You are a murderer.” Swift
lighted a cigarette and said: "That‘s better
than imprisonment for life. It‘s over in a
minute.“ Sentence was deferred.

 

Striker- Apparently the Stronger.

Ntw YORK, Dec. ill—The New York Cab
company has notified its striking drivers
and atableinen that it will accept their terms
of $14 and 812 per week respectively. The
men say they will not go to work without a
written agreement for a year. The company
Moses to sign, claiming that under the
agreement they could not discharge a man
even for the gravest fault.

Annual Railroad Report.
ALBANY, Dec. BIL—Tho annual reports of
tho three railroads in this state operated by
tho Delaware and Hudson Canal company
show a deficiency from operations in tho

 

deficiency in the Albany and Smuehanna
as compared with last year's “port.

Whore the Spldor Will Best.
Br. Pam. Kim. Doc. m—‘l‘bo “Spider.“

 

 

FIvu ,

 

W. B. HALL 8; 00..

"m.“ 3 mm
A wry nice dross for 84c. An excellent bio told dross $1 2.1 A
:13“: chevlot draw 83. The calcium cloth draws.

 

‘ 1%

arm ’03 mus

1.000 DRESS PAWS.

In full lengths useful peas-Its.

Inc wool urge dress $2.30 An
pop! ”module as.“ an: mlic. 69c. 75::
line fabrics for Mic nu only. at 85.

ROBES.

order to make this the most eventful Iloluls: season In our binary. to un m! shun: a hundred of

In
our FASHIONABLE R0888 as “Morn—Q9 on when ‘45“
"5. 8131340 when In sumopmmuon.
our Holiday sales In III-cm! prov-ms.

W 0 shall so“ Ihc «4»!me realm black silksfig‘muinc goods. «:3
For $1 for llohku' mm genuine (-uiraet silks at

an” ruins sold at 25c.

Mark-Down Sale of Ladies’ Hosiery, Un-

lm dun-II of our col: bran-I! dollar kid glows.
All am new cw mug shades III Moupqm Iain: kids from 6 to 2:) button Mam h.

Unc‘ .I‘

Alune III only 32 3.1
na- ry “my mmmI-d m as to Inn (A an atlncnu Chm-(ma.- 21!! at mm :2 Month
. alum III nulys
. w r munmn IIml silk can-s colors mn' v. carmcim cm II. broun and manna. and III only ‘ i mach.

SID lull-Is 85. £13 I’ubfl‘ ’6 All of our
“l‘ mako‘I/lI‘IIA Iwmiugly ridmxlous Mucllon an urdu Io

BLACK SILKS.

piece «amped n cam, an: cams. §

.‘I'SC mass: on 912%.

SATINS.

SOC satius sold at 313C. f‘lnrluvs, dollar goods II! 696.

derwear and Kid Gloves.

ladiw‘d-o:9k§u,1tovcs$! f0. 5! 50. $1 «3. $2 and $259.

SILK UMBRELLAS.

I! llI- In Iin. 26 “2th Pll\l‘r mounted umbnllam will) (mod. r only <2 each. but :5 Inch samfiti
Ouclol are tillk. an inn; »Ilvc.’ mounhAd umbl’t‘llll‘. wIIh ca-«v-mmszch. and in
Sara “4 Int-h same a
Um- luI 2r“. imh IA me nm a: d Imn y Emmi-b III lult'd sdk l momma!- u m gold smug“;
5

1m lI. IIIIIIII- ll~ slim.- c. III only $3 an.
In addition to Ibo show four grout ions. In .vAlIsl! offer the lumen “90:1me Fine [Tmbtcllas in all the

cold/Iran“ makes. a! lhl Iowa's! pr: cos (-vr r quuh'd.

w 1' 19k a: 1 MIA xsm. nIA our l mbrr‘iias house until»

mg IAl-cwho to as we momma them to ho In: great»: Int-gains t w: placed bIAfonA nu: pmvplc of t is CH)".

w. B. HALL & co.

 

 

“'0 have this

FURNITURE.
OLIDAY GIFTS!

va—Qoo

 

your llll unluuull; (-xu-Iuivc stock of handsomely ' I

III-signed articles ntlluhlc for pron-uls- Ill very low prices.

I‘

IIIIII
Sc“
(‘hcr

lug can-II,
Parlor Sult- and (‘lulmbrr §IIII- In IIII Yarn-tum of “'uods. at the
lowed market prices.

1David Stow,

or InqunI-c \nIlquc l'ulhhcd “'ood, Gov. lluhhurd (Than-9-
nacks-rs, Anllquo 1‘qu Plush (‘ overs-d Rockers in all the
Shades of Flushes, Ilund-nmt- Pull-nod leru-rcd Oak and
r) Tunic-n, Flinn-y, ()uk and \‘ ulnul Fool Rests and Black-
.-\ large unsorfnu‘nf «1‘ Button and flood Rocker-

 

87, 89, 91. Main St.

1' l‘ ST.\ 1 Rx}

South N orwalk.

 

USEFUL and DNNAMENTAI.

gin: (road'

llfllllllY PRESENTS "

13(JTII

1"1'

Dickerman & Son.“

39 Washington Slrm-t,

 

South) or“ :Ilk.

Jish Jmils .IIId i rqrfdblrs.

CHRiSTMAS WILL SOON mi 31:33.5

:3

lf vou Imeud l0 rpcnd Ila-I day in town. yo I “2}: mod 3

 

TI]
6.

is no]! stocked In anticipation of a large Christmas but: cess, and as he has Inn-chased in large

 

 

 

 

KlYSJiH BKSNS GAME, BELERY, In};

In order to arrange II first-clue do on (0'

 

lat man-mu

E. REMSON’S MARKET

 

i?

quantities.

HIS PRICES “ ILL BE REASONABLE.

Choice Fruits 8: Vegetables

of all kinds are also to be had a! his market.
Observe Christmas day properly by purchasing your Turkeys and Poultry at

REMSON’S MARKET. MAIN STREET.

 

 

Qaultrg, @ cats, «5:.

 

Turkeys
HUME DRESSED. BEI

Poultry, Meats and Ve

“w

PeOples’ Market.

CALL AND LOOK AT THE

and Chickens

i
l
l

IF I SPECIALTY;

NICE ASSGBTMENT 0F CANNED Goons.
Whudonzmtrsdlngullmdleevluumonermlnmevhud

“mm“ getables

A. R TYLER.
51 Main Stree E

 

 

 

 

 

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