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Jcmcixa. Sergeant. tltnal Ccrp. C'aliaa etaict Army. Tbla tltat to-day will hara a touch of tbe bill that tan for tba p'aat few day boen pr-panog ia tbe Nortb-wccL Tbcr will be a llgbtmow, borne upon north-weilerlywmda, and lower rana of temperature.

Tbe lame rule will apply to tbe adlolniuc Htatee of Kentucky. Indlnna anil West Virginia. Vueb Xut nnj condiiiona are noted foi the Btatee of tbe Wnt and Norih-wett, and the mow Barry tbtt will tbere prevail basa aouth-weat tendeocy. Tbere waa a Inu active demand for money yeeterday, and, though tbe market waa firm, banker were Terr free to lend on call at per cent, and on time at 6 per cent. Currency waa ordcrtd from New York to a fair extent, and tbere waa a moderate flow to tbe country.

Broker found nodlfllculty In negotiating call loon at 4 l5 per cent, ana time loan at per cent, upon collaterals, and placing single, came paper at 6 per cent. Tne market for Kastern exchange waa nominal at tl per Il.OuO discount. Foreign exchange weaker and tiutet. Government bond firm. Local eeca-ritlea were a little more active, but only In (mail tola.

Merchandise markets were generally strong. Provisions firm and fairly active. Floor steady, bat dull. Wheat atrong, with good milling demand. Corn easier and only moderately active.

It ye weaker. Oat higher, parley In better demand. Coffee blgher and ia good demand. Bo gar qolet and steady. Cotton firm and dull; middling, 'Whisky gteedy and In good demand.

Dabskt will be a famous man in tbe Bext Presidential campaign. In the midst of tbe great coopers' strike, let ua trant tbat the barrel will not leak at ibe bun. "I was recommended by a Republican Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic." Dabnky. Why. sbould any one have been bnrned tjp on a steamer moored at the shore? Hud management, gentlemen.

Mr. Mokriso will break loose with bis tariff bill on Saturday. He can get absolution on Sunday morning. Darnet says be never guarded any thing or any body, and never shot a gun at any one in bis life. It ia enough to luake a horse laugh.

On, bother the Dow law I It is Just as well if the Court never renders an opin ion. Kvory one knowa, and for long months bas known, tbe game they, are playing. Oi'R Paris dispatch is full of interest. The new Ministry is at like an old rickety clock, the bands of whleh run in different direction. Dissolution of the Chamber and a new election Is what the people want, and President tiHKVY alone etaudsin the way.

Ho fears the consequences; but, sooner or later, the consequences must coma. Not in many years bas there been such a pretty political situation as tbat prevailing in France. It is tbe situation of great Nation wafting for a man to lead them and not finding him. Bo we waited through the dreary changea of Scott, BuRKsnna, Hooker, until we struck Gust. Germanv does well to increase bor army.

She can not afford to miaa oue single point in the Impend ing game. 'Wexu, Boston bas had her struggle. wbOe it waa perfectly good-natured, it waa at the same time fierce and furious. Tbe ootcome is both a confirmation and a. surprise.

It confirms our view that CBniK.v, the Democratic candidate, would be elected. Bnt after that all ia the unexpected. O'Brien is not simply re-elected, but be baa a majority over all, a tblng which no one ever dreamed of. Hast, tbe Republican candidate, comes next to him. The Labor nominee does not even make a fair showing.

"We leave it to the Boston papers to explain the: faots. Our explanation is tbat the Democrats stood by their ticket, and that most of the laboring moo and fully fifteen thousand republicans voted with them. Iw presenting a publia question it is always well for each aide to understand tbe views of the other side. In this portentous labor struggle Tbe E.nuiher bas devoted thousands of columns the views of tbe workingmen. To-day it en deavors, through most energetic exertion, to present to them the views of manufacturers and business men.

Between tbe two we ought to be able to get at a clear understanding of what tbe situation demands. The man who employs accumulated capital in buainesa of any kind can not-get along without tbe laborer, and the laborer would have a sorry time of it without the employing capitalist. If, then, each is necessary to the other, must it forever bappen tbat there shall be antagonism between them? Ia antagonism naoeswaryT Is it wise for either side? May we not soms day hope to bring about a community of interest wnere antagonism shall pass away, and where each, while striving for their own Interests, shall concede what is due to the other? Is tbat a Utopian dream, or Ik it practicable? "Whatever it may be, it is tbe greatest of all questions which the world is now trying to solve and Tax 4Uibeb is trying to help It Ax Indiana correspondent seems to think that The Enquire fancied tbat Judge Atbeo, because of bla judgment in the XJeutenant-Oovernorsbip case, was a Republican. Tbe correspondent Is mistaken. The only rnra9 which could, bare precipitated such a suspicion was this: "But, perhaps, tbe.

Supreme Court is not so Intensely partisan. as waa tbe lower tribunal." Do "partisan" aeesa- saaM ,2 Place ft fi." a Piacb i niil Mill 1 1 ary mean Republican? Docs not every on. know ia) know ia) whv the Ueuteoaat- Governor of Indiana was tempted to re- tign. and whr 6) Attorney-CSen-eral was pereuaded rentier' an opinion 'that it was proper to eleo a neia- Lieutenant-Oovernor to fill th" vacancy? And does not e-very one know bow Judge Atrks, Democrat as he is, stood on the queationT But did this paper In any way reflect upon bis integrity as a Judge? Xot In the least. We weutso far aa to point out that the case bad been Improperly bungled that tbe demurrer wa food.

It went out of Court because not properly brought In. Bat we did tope, and do hope, that the Supreme Court, being: les partisan, can find legal excuse), for look-ing into tbe merits. There are two features of news this morning in connection with tbe Cbnreb of Rome which seem to especial comment. Cardinal MAfiNiso- has been interviewed, in Xxndon, aa to the summons lrom Home for Dr. McGlts.Vs attendance to explain bis course in the late Mayoralty campaign in New York City.

Cardinal Maxctno, the ablest of all Knglisn-born dignitaries of tbat Church, replies tbat the summons can not be considered as in any measure a reflection upon the Oeoroe movement. Every one in the least deirree familiar with the polity of the Roman Church should have known that a priori. The some objection would have been raised, same discipline resorted to, if Father McGlt.iji bad supported ItootEVELT or Hewitt, or any one else. Their doctrine is that the Church as a Church, speaking exmlheilra, has no concern with politics, and that its clergy, so acting, wurt keep oat of political combinations, wholly irrespective of their merits. This is right unquestionably right and public respect for religion would be far greater if nil other denominations were to rigidly enforce the same principle.

Tbe second item of news referred to is presented in our local columns, and relates to the sudden Bummons from Cardinal Gmfuj.ii to Archbishop Elder, of this city, to consult with himin New York. It is believed and we think with good reason that the labor struggle will De tbe subject of tbe bastily-called conference. There ia talk it is impossible to tell whether any importance should be attached to it or not that the question is to be, considered and determined whether it is proper to pursue in America the same course followed in Canada tbat is, to place the Knights of Labor under the ban of the Church. If tbat is the prob lem to be considered it is one of profound concern, llie ancient noctrine oi tne Church of ltotno is to admit to its communion no members of secret and oath-bound societies; but they have so far held in this country that the ritual and obligations of the Knights of Labor were not antagonistic to Cburcb welfare. A change in that policy might be pregnant with most serious consequences.

Mb. TrsTso! Baron TEnifYsox Is, perhaps, tTie proper caper baa broken loose againa One of the sweetest prose writers tbat modern I'ngland ever bsd, and on whose death every one deplored, was Sir Arthcb Het.ts; and one of the prettiest and keenest things that he ever wrote was bis essay on "The Art of Leaving Off." Baron Tessyson docs not know bow to leave off. To those who reveled in "The Idyls of tbe King," it is pitiable to witness bis latter-day per formance. As be baa grown old be bas grown pessimistic, and that is weak abominably weak. Why should he squeak in bis broken voice about tbe misery and meanness of our present time? Listen to him: Hope tbe best, but bold the present, fatal daughter of tbe past.

Shape your Heart to front the hour, bntdream not the hour will last. Aye, If dynamite afld revolver leave your courage to be wise- When was age so crammed with menace. madness, written, epoken lies? Envy woars tbe mask of love, and laughing, sober fact to scorn. Cries to weakest as to trongest-ye are equals, equal born. Equal born Oil, yes; If yonder bill be level with tbe flat.

One might consider the closing sugges tion well tuken, if there were not so much malice in it. Tbe disparity be tween tbe flat and the bill, the cat and the lion, is inevitable and eternal. The tit test must survive, and the weakest must go to the wall. But nowadays we give to the weakest a helping, band, and fetter the fittest with the 6trong grasp of the law when be becomes too sellish, Tbere never were better times than these Such better times exist 'only iu soured hearts or addled intellects. Why should the poet-laureate, living in his fairy palace on the Isle of Man, peep of them? Has the world ever been harsh to him? He has lived in courts and palaoes, and he knows not the people.

They suffer now, as they always have, and always will, till Gabriel blows bis trumpet in the morning; but they would be ashamed to pnt forth such a babyish sqneal as the au thor of "In Memoriam" indulges in. ONE OF THE VICTIMS. The Wife and TJaag-bter of CK Wash. Floyd Seoeive tbe Sad 2Tewa ia This City. last Bight Mr.

Tom Gaddis, of the St. Jasntie Hotel, received a dispatch from Jim ltees, of 2J.nipbla, wbtcb stauid that u. Wash Floyd Had been lost ou tbe Ill-fated staamer J. M. Wbite.

Tbe wlfe'and young child of Mr. Floyd are boarding at the St. James. Mr. Uaddla broke the newa to ber, but she re fused to believe the report, and asked tbat a telegram be sun to Mr.

Keea. wbota manager of the steamship line, for further particulars. Tbs answer came a few hours later, aa foi lows: MEXrills. December 14. n.

Tom Oaiiuis: Irll Mn. frloyd there is Bo hote. Vary latest aatlsflve me beyond doubt Wash ia lost. Many friends tender their heartfelt sympathy. Jin Ktia.

Mr. Uaddla did not break the tad confirma tory newa to the youoir wife last night. He Is still Inclined to doubt tbe report, and wlil awart further daveloDmrnls before notifying Mrs. r'loyd, wbe la almost wild id her painful suspense, u. Man nova was aoout forty' two years old.

He was a well-kaowa river mau, with many friend in tbla city. Mr. Kloyd wu clerk for a time on the wilt H. lie wxa nere at the races last auii bad an interest in a uuinoer of rantiiae: horaea. His wile and child have been bourd lug tbe tit.

Jamfg for nearly a year. Mrs. Kloyd was expecting a telegram from her husband to Join him In the souin la a few any. Iki Country Lluhy A mortgage from tbe Country Club to the Fidelity bate Deposit and Trust Company was filed In the Recorder's office yesterday after- iioou, securing two hundred bonds, tbe proceeds of the aale of the bonds to be ex peodedt In Improving Its quarters. There la a stipuiatlou in tbe luorttfaeo tnat no trustees of the ciuo shall be Individually liable fur either the prlucipal or interest of the bonds, uvid tbat their noidere shall have recourse only against the ral esiale owned ty the dun.

1'ltc bonds bear per cent. Interest per annum, ana rue until tne let ui stay, iuti, FHx, tbe Tailor, Robbed Miss Med ore 'itspatrick, a sister of the well-known tailor, yesterday awore out a war rant charging Tom Degnan with robbing ber brother of his tbree-baojred-dollar gold watch ana main, tier story, 1 Hz was on another of bis sprees, bnt buU got tiotue, on iiarr street, when ileitaan eame to the door about a. ni. and vallixl hisn out. 1 hev went oo tOKether, and when Kits r-lurucd his Utue-inoca and eUala were gone.

StelafoMt's Vindication. TheesseagalDkl litrinau tMtinfeldt.etiargtd with ateallug a pairof wagon-ebafu. was dismissed yesterday toy 'Squire Anthony, at the tne prctfcvtttlou. fetelnreiat showed his eorapliita inaoeence of any wrong sal tae saatter. CAllDINAL GIBBOXS Sumraoa Arcibuio Elder to PSil-, adelpiua Tat a Conference of Eoclesiattical Dignita-.

rie "Oa Church liatters," Meaning-, It Ia Presnmsed, tie Labor tion and tbe Dr. JCoGiyam Caaa, Archblsbep Eifler leaves for Philadelphia early this morntne. He goes in response to a Ulnnm from Cardinal Uibboss, Ha will be absent for four or five days. Tbe Archbishop declined last Blfbt to state specifically the object for wblcb he Is called away, bat admitted that It Is fox a eocf erence oa Church matters. Immediately after the receipt of tbs tele gram from Cardinal Gibbons.

Bishop Maes, of Covington, was sommoned to the Archl- eplacopal residence ia thta city, and waa ia close conference with Archbishop Elder oar- Ing the entire afternoon and evening, the Archbishop In tbs mean time refusing to sea any callers. greatest Importance attaches to a con ference of such dignitaries of tbe Romaa Catholic Church, as Archbishop Elder and Cardinal Gibbons at this time, when, accora- Inc to alt indications. Borne Is a boot to speak on the greatest living issue In tbe Kew World to-day tbe labor question and wbea tbere are so many rumors afloat tbat the Cburcb is about to discipline Rev. Dr. Edward McOIynn.

of New York, for alleged active partisanship in tbe Henry Oeorse movement. The result of the conference of the distinguished prelates will be awaited with the keenest inter est throughout the country. Rev. Dr. MoUlynn narrowly escaped eecleal- astical discipline three or four years ago for identifying bimself too prominently with tbe Land League movement, which was at tbat time, to some extent, laboring under the disapproval of tbs Catholic Church in America.

A Land League plonle was held la Cleveland, whie was publicly denounced by Bishop Klchard Cilmour, who forbade tbe Catholics of bis diocese to attend or partici pate. Tbe orator of tbat plonio, despite Bishop GUmonr's denunciation of it, tras Rev. Dr. McGlynn. of 3itv York.

Tbe Catholic Universe, of Cleveland, tbe or gan of Bishop ttilmour, censured Father Me- Glynn very severely for the part be tooK la tbe event, and It currently reported in Catholic circles In tbe Cleveland Diocese at that time tbat Bishop GUmour corresponded with Cardinal McCloikey, then alive and presiding over tbe New York Diocese, urging him to discipline the Irish priest-orator for bis participation la tbe Church-denounced Lantl League nlentc Father McOIynn was not disciplined, however, If be was It never reached tbe public ear. At any rate. Father McOIynn continued In charge of bla pastorate in New York City. FATAL HASTE. A Newport Young Sin Jumps Into tbe Biver'and la Drowned While Trying: to Catch the Perry.

A ease of accidental drowning under dis tressing circumstances occurred shortly after six o'clock last evening. At the time of tbe accident, ferry-boat pity or Newport, which, with the boat City of Cincinnati, plys between this city and tbe Kentucky shore to accommodate tbe great mass of people passing between this city and Newport during the early eventng honrs, was leaving the float on this side with a large crowd of people bound for their homea la Newport, Ky. Tbe atera of tbe steamer waa perhaps six feet from tbe wbarf when a young man dasbed down 'the bank on to the float and jumped, intending to catch tbe outgoing boat. Unfortunately, he bad miscalculated, and instead, went down Into the river and was not again seen. A passenger on the boat noticed tbe accident, but Instead of hallooing to tbe collector and other men on tbe wbarf to assist the drowning man, be ran forward tbrougb tbs boat to where one of the engineers was stationed.

In a few minutes the cry. "Man sounded through the bout, and tbe tinkling of the bells signaled the engineere to stop the ponderous paddle-wheels which were carrying the bout out into tbe stream. Engines reversed, the boat, which had gone quite a dis lance out Into the river, backed down to the vicinity of the fatal accident, but nothing was to be seen of tbenofortuiiate. The first clew to the Identity of the victim of bis owu folly was received by the ottlcera of tbe boat about balf-past eight o'eloek In tbe evening, when a mau and woman came down to the Newport wharf-boat and Inquired tf an accident bad happened. Upon being Informed of tne drowning the woman elated that tbe dian was her brother.

Tbe banie kbe gave the boat-meu was not distinctly remembered, but is believed to be luibert. He was about tweuty- one years of age, and waa on bis way home from work in a furniture factory in this city when bis baste caused him to rush to his aeath. A PLCCKY OFFICER. His Arm Brokss, But He Bla Cap tive at the Station. Abraham Morris, a living at 8711 West Hixlb street, was near tbe corner of Race and Water streets about half-past two yesterday afternoon selitns bis ware, when Michael Welsh and John Brennan, both la borers tweaty years of age, went up to htm and took five pairs of gloves out of his basket.

Tbey then tried to take the entire stock, bat Morris' cries attracted Offlcer Patrick Coffey's attention, and the two thieves were arras led. Tbey went quietly on til they reached Second and Race, when Welsh suddenly tripped the officer, who fell on bis left arm and broke it near the elbow. Coffey, however, caught Welsh with his right band and held on with a tight grip, while a cltlsea responded to bis eall and took Brennan la charge. Both men were locked np at the Third-street Btatlonr on two charges one of petit larceny and tbe other of personal violence to an oCicar Onl cer Coffey went borne, where bis arm was set by Police Horseon Armstrong. Tbe officer's Injury la very painful, and will In all proba- Dtuiy result iu crippMng mm tor me.

in Tailing his arm fell benaaih bla body, rupturing lot iKsurns umoctiiuit vof srra at tne ei bow and a (mature of tbe internal condyle. A PROWBLY FATAL SPREE. John Alexander risks rnael OU Until Be ts Vacoasciaoa. Alexander. a yooug man aoouttwenty- three years of age, was found lytnjt paralysed drunk In the Court-street Market aboet 3 p.

an. yesterday. One 6t tbe city carta passing at toe time was stopped, Alexander loaded in and taken to Oilver-etreet Station. When picked op a quart bottle waa foand at his side which had contained fusel oil. Police Surgeon Armstrong was called, and thoroughly emptied Alexander's stomach of tbe poiaonoua stno.

Ha was twice- ailed with water and then pumped out oatil ail traces of tbe liquor were gone. Alexander was vary much exhausted, and but for the timely arrival of Dr. Armstrong would no doubt have died. As it was be was taken to the City la an asosasnoBs condi tion. It la supposed tbat be drank: about half a pint of tbe fusel oil.

Tbe bottle bad no la-bet on It, and, as Alexander cooldnt talk, it was Impossible to discover bow be obtained it. From papers foand i bis Docket it ia supposed that ne is a collector. Be bad evi dently not urant, and tba to pruloag bis spree obtained tbe fusel oiL- POLICE COMMISSIONERS nicer Headricks aTestigated a4 riaed Otker Matters. Tbs Poiiee Commissioners yesterday spent two hours wrangling over tbe disposition of tne case of Officer Jim Hendricks charged with drttrikenneea, absenting himself from his beat and conduct nabeeomisu; an- officer. Tbe antics of this drunken copper have already been detailed In this paper, air.

Dodda and Mr. Morgaa championed hia eaaae, and be waa fined two daya' pay. Colonel Iwltnco and tbe Board of Medical Examiners aubaitted cemmuaieaUoaa ree omftif ntnng Ibe establish meirt of fome tl- tern of gymaastie exercise for the ineBobersoi tbe forest. Cnder tbe. eight-boar system of porolln txats tbe so en wlU r-ave ample time to participate In tbe proposed grrmnwe-tles.

which is cow deemed a accessary sjj- Jeoct to tbe department. The matter Was re- lex red txsex te tae asea.aaj mw. -quest that a schedule of tbe propose eaer-cises be arranged tbat tie may oe obtaine from toe Tamers and managers of ttte tiym-Basiaia, XOTXS. A mvsrvirinov front frlenrle of Ex-OlH- cet Amos KeKlS aaElog his reinstatement, was received sod niea. Tbtb stosBlnation of Joseph JBornes as patrolman was approved, aa was the bond of Private Watch man.

Henry Wueau -i- amiunniDsn Dcrrr, tbe Patrol Service, was authorized to parens two bersee for tbe new Work-bouse van at a coat not to exceed sad harness not to exceed Tars bid of MeHenry A proposing te foroish the 1.x pa run a at with one hundred and fiftv tooji'e-eye laoterna. to be kept la aiimi linTM for use of the doltee. at fortr cents a pieee. being the lowest of several, wag ordered aceeptsa. Ox motion of Mr.

Morgan, Clerk "warren was instructed to request the attendance of CounMiteionor-oiact Maior Foley at tbe Board'e meettnea between now and the Brat of the yair, when President Morgan will rive way to tne Major, iini ooorufy iiixwddwi tne Salter tbat be may become familiar with tbe work of a noa-partlsan Poiiee Commis sioner. A BRIDE IX TEARS Chief Deitsch as a Katch Maker. An Eloping Conple From Indiana Harried Into Matrimony. Cbtef Dei tech yesterday brought about a very Interesting wedding and saved an Innocent, trusting girl from disgrace. Detectives Carey and Cunningham were skinning their eyes on Fifth street, near Plana, abont IS a.

whsn tbey discovered a yonng man act ing very suspiciously, they thought. He woald srlanee In tbe windows, then to the home. lops, and appeared very uneasy. Tbey took him to Police Head-quarters, where be aid be was an Indiana school-teaeber on bis wedding trip, and tbat hut wife was at tbe Indiana Coder elose questioning, however, ha, broke down and acknowledged be bad ran away wttb tbe girt and they bad not yet been married. Cblef of Detectives Crawford went to tbe Indiana Hoose and brought over the girl.

Then tbe wnole story came not. When she saw ber lover's predicament she broke snd cried bitterly. Ebe was Flora Lawrence, snd she lived at Brown's Corners, Huntington County, ber father, Philip Lawrence, being a wealthy farmer and land-owner In tbe neighborhood. Her lover was J. Brobaker.

who, not being provided with this world's goods, had taken a school at Alquina, seven miles from Coanersvllle, on tbe Whitewater Valley Road. The two bad known each other for nine years, bad courted and become engaged, bat tbe prospective bridegroom did not think be had sufficient fund's to embark in matrimony. The other, day Brabaker received a letter from the girl, statins: that she was goinc to visit relatives lu Manchester, Adams County, Ohio, and would- pass through Con-aersvilie Monday, bhe WASTED HIK TO SIEirr And accompany ber part of tbe way. Bra-baker hastily pat the school In charge of bla eldest female pupil, and met bis sweetheart at the depot. Together they earne to Cincinnati.

Alter considerable persuasion Brubaker Induced Miss Lawrence to go to the Indiana House and register aa man and wife. They did so, and as Mr. and Mrs. feam Hlmmonds they were aaalsned to Room 116 and passed be night. Brubaker acknowledged that this story waa entirely true.

Vie wim locked op on suspicion and the girl dlalnel lu the private oince, where she orieul ontll the Cblef again sent for tbe couple about three u'eluck. Colonel Deltsch male a-very aointed appeal to Uru baker's miunhood, and he finally declared his willingness to marry the firl at on cei. Wbile Mia Lawrence sat the Chief's office, Charlie Vicktrs harried over to tbe Probate Court with tne bridegroom and OBTAINED A Detective Cunningham bad. In the mean time, completed all the necessary arrauge-menu with Squire Anthony. Onsbe return of Vlckers with the all-importaut document Brabaker, with tbe bride ou bis arm.

marched ever to the Magistrate's otllce, where a crowd of reporters and others were already in attendance. Tbe bride cried through tbe ceremony, wnich waa brief ana performed in tbe 'Squire's asuai dignihed manner. The newly-raarrted eouple returned to Central relation, where tne lately imprisoned bridegroom received bis walith and Hi. By this time the bride had regained ber good spirits and was pleasantly SMIt-ISO over lira happixess. Brabaker also also seemed to enjoy hta new relationship, and lanyhed aud lokea with tbe olhoera aud reporters.

Mrs. Brubaker la a very pleavant little lady of twenty years, and evideatly infatuated with her bosuaud. although she declared between ber sobs tbat sbe "uad never expected to be married that way." ethe waa very neatly and tasletuliy dressed, aud evidently conies from a good family. Brabaker Is a very gentlemanly-looking individual of twen ty-t wo years uf age. DANGEROUSLY SHOT.

Mysterious Affair Between Two Friends oaT'Walnut Hills No Arrest. A very sensational shooting affair occurred early yesterday mornlug ou McMillan street, near Gilbert avenue. William Grlffln and Louis both live on Walnut Hills, and have been great friends. Monday night tbey were out drinking together, and sot very much under tbe Influence. Finally tbey became Involved in a quarrel over some private matter while walking along the street, and Griffin SUV A riiyol.

ASD SHOT MarUn'ln tbe right blp. The wounled man fell to the ground, and was carried to a house close by. Dr. Rltter was sommoned, and probed for tbe ball, but could not And it. Tbe wownd is considered vary dangerous, aa It is feared tbatsome of the large arteries are In jured.

Martin was later carried to bis borne. No arrests have yet been made, and strenu ous efforts were exerted to keep the anforlu Bate aflalr qolet, Bare (Howard In Boston Globe. If yon want to see what tbe young girls today are coming to look at some of tbe naked creatnres in prominent boxes with no more In tbeir beads than on tbelr stark naked shoulders, chests, bosoms, backs. In "Pauline" Mrs. Lang try wears a dress cat so low behind as to display tbe whole of ber back, a very shapely aud beautiful back, which she turns to tbe audience as much as possible.

GOSE AGALX. The Dew Las Chestnut Net Te Be Cracked VntU the Janaary Terns. Ohio, December 11 The Ex. quikeb correspondent learns to-night that tbe Supreme Court will adjourn Eatnrday until January. The news will be a great sur prise to many.

It Is barely possible tbat tbey will not announce their decision in the Dow law ease antil the January term. Lost In Sly; City. A thirteen-year-old girl named Clara Blek was found wsnderlng aimlessly abont the city yesterday afternoon and picked ap by a lady, who took the enild to the office of tbe 8. P. C.

A. After hearing tbe little one's story, gupcriuleDdsot Todbnnter seat her to the Children's Boas. The girl stated that ber mother lives somewhere back of New. port. Ky.

Two weeks aco ber mother brought ner to in is city, and sba went to work for a Mrs. ttskel. i eaterdar mornlna aha sUina that she was lecbsrged. and had started out to Una her boms, tne will be cared for attbe ttome until ner mother calls lor ner. Train Wrooked Sieavr Erlaassr.

As tn morning paaaenger train oa the Southern Road was about three miles this tide of Erlsnger Utatlon, at a. m. yesterday, a wheel came off the tender of the engine, and the crippled tore along for a distance, twtstinc tbe traeaa aa it went and derailing reveral of tbe sevaa coaches composing tbe train. The only passenger in-lured waa a colored man. who received a gash in tne head.

Another train- waa aent ont and brought the passengers of the demoralised train back to the deou Appraiser Newbargb's Office. The office and store-room of Appraiser New- bergh was removed yesterday from corner of Second and Elm street to the Custom-house. He has excellent quarters on tbe Walnut aaiweteiua ou uie second noor TTas "Working or Bis Mother. Joseph DeVugb, a well-know a character about town, uroved in Court yeateroay tbat he was working tar bis root Bar. ana Jadsre Caldwell ordared bis acquittal oa toe charge of loitexlag.

SEimOLATlON. A F-eaartab'a Cass Pf Sfticlia at Harriet Einei Built. Her Owa Pu: rersl Pjret She Locks Herself la Soom and Sefi Fire to Her Qo An Attempt to Save Her la Vigor ously ReejiateKL Tbe Woman Snatched From tbe Flames, tfut Instantly Kxpiree- Ksrriet Bines, sectored woman. committed suicide la a moat remarkable manner at Montgomery night before Montgomery Is a small village or suburb three miles, back of Walnut Hills. Tbe mode adopted for shoffllcg off waa self-cremation, and tbe ae was perfonmed la the most methodical man ner.

Tbe woman was CSHOPBTtDLT. IBS A HE, Bat displayed no little conning In order to secure ttaaabsenee of others, thereby enabling be to carry eat her designs. Mrs. HIneS was first seen In tbe vicinity of Montgomery during 'last summer, wbea she claimed to come from Cincinnati. For a while she made ber home with a colored family named Williams, and washed for a living.

A boat foar weeks ago she moved Into a small frame wash-boose attached to the borne Mr. John Con It 1,1 n. who Uvea one ralle west' of Montgomery. Bhe was assisted by the family In furnishing ber borne, and supDorted herself by washing and working at the bouses In tbe vicinity. She appeared to Be very Intelligent, and took delight in reading tbe Bible and tbe dally papers.

In speaking of ber past life sbe claimed to have worked oh a steamboat and to have seen great trouble. Ebe pretended to have a son named Braxil. living ia Cincinnati, wbose waywardness, together wltb being beset by Spiritualists, made ber fear shs wonld go eraxy. Her actions at times le to the belief tbat ber mind was affected and unsettled, and many of her asyings passed unheeded, bhe was an inveterate smoker, and was also addicted to tbe use of drink. Last Saturday sale went to a neighbor's to wash, but returned home and went.

to bed. Sbe was walled oa by tbe members of the Conklln family, and on Monday a physician was called in, bnt tbe woman refused to take tbe medicine. Monday sbe made tae assertion tbat that would be ber last day. It Is also asserted tbat sbe EXPRESSED A WISH EOS roISOX The same day. The Township Trustees were notified, and sent for a conveyance to come from tbe County Infirmary for bar.

The idea of going to the Poor-hous was not to her liking. About ten 'o'clock Monday evening Mrs. Conklin and another lady visited to see if tbe needed any thing, bat tbe women claimed to be drowsy, ana preferred to be alone. Half aa hour later the family beard load screams, and Mr. Conklin harried to the wash-room, where be was confronted with aa awfal spectacle.

Hattie waa standing la tbe 'center of the room wltb arms folded across her breast, while ber clothing was being consumed by are, the flames biasing sbove ber bofli Air. Conklln raahed Into the room, and as he did so the woman turned and tried to speak, but could not. Bhe even attempted to resist hia efforts to carry ber out doors. As he stepped outside of tbe door with his burden she ceased to breathe. Active work was then necessary to extinguish tbe flames wltbln tbe room and save tbat and tbe adjoining Upon tbe hearth of an open fire-place within tbe room burned papers Were found, indicating tbat tbe woman had fired them aad stood upon tbem TKTIX.

HIS CXOTUIES 1 6 IT ED. The authorities of Montgomery were notified early Tuesday morning, and '8 quire Wm. Hiatt held an inquest, returning a verdict in accordance with tbe above facts. The remains were Interred in' the evening, at the close of the Inquest. Mrs.

Hines was about fifty years of age, and ber apparel Indicated tbat sbe had seen better days than she recently experienced. Atone time sbe asserted that sbe was the colored woman who laid in a trance tor several days in this city several years ago, claiming tbat the ease attracted much attention at that Una. CLEANINGS FROM CITY LIFE. Jack Hie vers will give a masque and dress ball at Washington Park Hall to-night. KaANCht Mokphi will commence a series of temperance meetings at Wesley Chapel next Sunday evening.

Da. Cart Ltroui loat his bright little girt yesterdsy tnorolDg by pneumonia. The fu neral will occur to-day at one o'clock. Hon. W.

T. Bishop will give a dinner to his employee of the Revenne Department at tae Grand Hotel at 8 p. m. on tbe 334 last, lit as. Fbiilsidsb, of Toronto.

Csnada will lead tbe noon meeting at tbe YT M. A. to-day. All ladles and gantismea welcome to these services. Mb.

Wit. White, of tbe Golden Lubricator Company, baa aent S50 to the Firemeow Benevolent Association," in recognition of tbe department's serrioee la tbe recent West End fire. Mb. T. B.

Coixteb, of CoAler, Budd 4 Cow met with a serious aeeiden Monday night at bis residence In. Mount Alburn. la some way ne inppea oa las nsm ana ieiij qreaE, tne a tear tn two nlacee. Pbabx. Meters, a woaaa of the town, wa) again In.

the Police Court yesterday on the charge "of disorderly conduct, having an noyed a former lover whom she met in an Over-the-Rhloe resort. Judge Caldwell fiaed her t25 and costs. Mb. Bobist N. WEtxrwOTow, book-keeper for the baited States Bong Manufaetarina Company, successor to the Kirby Bang Company, states that K.

W. Bradford, mentioned la yesterday's paper in connection with a bogus choc a transaction. Is not aa employe of tbe Bung Company at all. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR At the Flnt Rantiat Cksrta. The baaaar in progress at the First Baatlst Church on.

Court street waa well attended last sight, in gptta of the unfavorable weather. The supper differed from the usual church fair eupper, es peel ally in the saatter of liberality, tbe First Baptist being famo for tbe excellence sat its refreshments. We commend it, as it was the first place we visited. The decoration of tbe" various booths reveal tbe equiaite taste of tbe ladles. The goods are sdarkeaat prices that are equal or lower than can be bought at retail stores, aad we advise people to examine Christ mas goods at this bazaar before purchasing, on.

aoeoant of the many naval ties te be Ma I sari There are no grab-bas raffles, ebaaoes or any of tbe morally doubtful transactions incident to fairs. Thafollowlnc ladles are in hr Art ooois Ji ra. ji. iacevooo. tjtiatr.

man. aeslsted-by Mrs. George Welmer. Jars. j.

Miiierissajiaiaiicvu warmaa. WSlUUod Mrs. P. ii Vt'srasn. Chain man.

assisted by Mrs. Walter liuward. Miss Anna JUorysn. Mr. M.

M. krla, alts Jenny Lynca. Mitt Mary Howard, Mus Anna Minn, Lizzie uui, Mrs, beggers aud aiuw loms riutvara. Ksmm sss vaiss xrs. ii willisana.

uKinoRV, Hfinfa ny -irv. nr, aalaa 11 rOL- and Mlas lierder Omver. Canay lable Mrs. J. W.

biboevt. Chairman, assisted by Mas, J. W. ttUker aad jaecaii. Doll Table Kiss Jeeaie Hoora.

Chsirmsn. ssi sled by Miss Kut Williams and Matlle Moore. .1., h.i.t nfMs. Mra. Florence Hwkttaaite4 by Mra.

Look i la. Mass tof pi i.as sa Hut Msait Osnilio. I'ltsrv Uood! Mrs. fa rr. Bel J-'.

Hettoa. assisted by K. Holiady. Lb rtairaaa Mra, H. Carson.

Chairman, assisted by Sirs. Frank swelley aad Miss Blsuce Caraon. hifreniaKoU First table: Mrs. II- E. Hashes.

Chairman, assisted by Mas ttaaeie Wiittsms. MtsaACTie Shannon. Miss Emma Xtcbcis and XiM Magg a Kailey; second table: Mrs. W. li.

lti-abur. Chairman, assisted by Mlas Mabel Moore; third tabic: Mrs. Larmsn. Cosirman. assisted by AO die Anderson and Katie Wliliama.

in- i isiia V. Bradbnrr. Chairman, assisted Of Mtee llsus Kenaeay. uwosius isaiaawa sosaus jsui aarao- bory. 1 oe rreat an mnsaBnt.

ia enargeev nr. a E. Hotton, and ably assisted by a number of prominent centaeaies, was beyond Question ibelamat and moat eomosete wriginal and onlQue collection of alga svrt ever exaiblted la this eity. Notwitbatanciiog tbe eaoraoos outlay tbe Q. A.

Committee baaaeaeroasly piaceo tne price oi aa mission at tne nap ecu tea lowngura or ten cents. FROM THEATER TO COURT. Sanday Perfonneri Ba'ara CaldvelL Judge Xembera of the Over tbs Garden wall Company Plead Guilty. Tbe three St. Felix sisters tat oa sofa ia tbe waiting-room of the Police Court yesterday morning and kicked up their little heels with Ira patience.

For once tbe three wards of old Wrangle had' dropped tbelr ml. ebtevons ways and were in a sober mood. All ware dressed alike, evsa to tae variegated colors oa tbeir high hats, and for the world tbey looked as if tbey had last stepped from tbe stage. Mr. Ueorge 8.

Knight kept the sprites company, and pretty Minnie Depree demurely occupied a chair tn tbeeorner. Mr. alalgbt aJansatit; altbeagh not nader duress, stood elose at the clerk's desk aod watched the real comedy and tragedy of actual life as enacted at the polio bar. It waa noticed that heaeeaed especially Inter ested ia the explanations offered by tne many drunks on the penitential bench, it waa twelve o'clock before Mr. Ed Foy and the five fair defendants were CALLED XXTO COCET To plea to the caavrge ef Having participated in the performance of "Over tbe Garden Well" last Sunday at Heack's.

Messrs. Hewitt and Hart appeared for the defense. and Manager James Fenneasy occupied a seal at tbe side of the learned counsel. As soon as tbe proceedings were opened threw tbe eouandrnna at the prosecution, "Who is Harrison This was tbe name usually attached to the warrants. and en three separate occasions, to Mr.

Hewitt's personal knowleaae. cases had to be continued becauae Una man Harrison did not apueat In Coort. it was manifestly unjust to defendants, who had to appear at rehearsals, and were greatly Inconvenienced and annoyed by sacb dilatory proceeding. Mr. Jonn P.

Murphy, who represented Prosecuting Attorney -ch warts, replied that he was a little embarrassed, as noae ef tbe Law and Order League people were around, nor did be know tbe man Harrison. Mr. Hewitt said that, rattier than sufiier from say further delay, he would enter A MEi OE GtBILTT As to fonr ef tbe defendant. As to tbe other two, Mr. Ld Foy aod Miss Clementina Felix, he would enter a Die in abatement.

Pro ceedings for the same odenee were now pending the Magistrate's Court. Ibe plea of guilty be entered oa condition Chat a home leal nne oe aaaesaeu. judge Caldwell assessed a flee rtl SS aad costs agalust Mra- Knight, Miss Dapree and Misaee Charlotte aud Henrietta feu Feilx. The plea in abatement be weald take under advisement, and render his opinion, tni morning. Fiaed One Deilar'Ssi Casta.

Tbe performers appearing at the Vine-street Opera House1 were arraigned before Squire Hornberger yesterday and fiaed tl aad costs. NATURAL GAS CREMATION. Tbs Aabea of the Late Jesse B. 8mltb to Arrive in Tbla City From Pitta-burg To-Day for BuxiaL irvciir. rararcsi re ana xxauiaxsv CaMn tor 1 This morning Mr.

Ed S. Jordan, of the firm of Cs BL Jordan Chicago, arrived here In charge of the remains of Jess H. Smith, a wealthy resident of Chicago, who retired from baslnese two or three years ago. and wbo was at bis death -worth abont 1 130.000. The object of bringing the body to this city was to have it cremated la compliance wltb a request of deceased shortly before his death.

Tb incin eration wa commenced by the natural gas process at 8 a. m. in Sampson Crematory. The Interior Is a beautiful chapel, tbe marble retort and furnace sitting upon an altar-lke front. Through Ibe eyeballs the steady burning of the gas was to be observed.

Tbe blue flames. Sbot tbelr tiny tongue around the corpse, and it melted awsy rap-Idly without offensive odar. Tba incineration was completed In abont two hours, and as soon aa the surlaee cooled sufficiently tbe ashes were placed la an srn and expressed to Cincinnati, where they will be burled beside the grave of tbe deceased's father. Mr. Smith's death was caused by a cancer which ate away his tongue aud caused bins terrible arony for months before he expired.

During bis life be had been an earnest advocate of cremation Instead of burial. He always expressed a desire to be burned latead of burled, having a horror of worms eating away tbe corpse. It Is said be evea contemplated at one time in bis life tbe project of building a private crematory for hie own family. Wbenatlast he could talk no longer, on account of bla dteeaao. be made known bis dying reqoast for cremation by motions toward tbe Ore-place.

His nepbew snd a few other friends sccnmpsnled the remains to this city, aod la audition to the nepbew and his wife, who lives la Chicago, the departed bas relatives in Cincinnati and Richmond. Ind. POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE. wx. B.

Moss, editor of the Bloom field (Ind.) Democrat, Is In the city, stopping at the urawiors rtooee. CisciKXATiAXS were registered la New York yesterday aa follow: A.JS. Betlloger and Mrs. Bettinger, St. Cloud; T.

H. Collins. Sturtevant House; R. L. Garrison, Eft.

Steph ens; L. Levy, M.B. Marks, Metropolitan; 8. Morton, it- Cloud Hotel i J. C.

Moye. Murray Hill Hotel; W. Ornstein. F. Kant, Metropolitan; K.

and Pendleton, Brunswick; areiMnmap, Laieass xaouesw Visitors on 'Change yesterday war J. leaser, Indianapolis; W. Fox. Boston: M. and L.

a. Webster. BhelbyviUe, lib; J. W. Vanghaa; V.

P.Cash. Manchester, Geo. Hoenig, Jefferson; J. Bcbwars- Philadelphia C. anderber.

Mempble; Alrred sVanileraon, Chicago: V. W. Mtevenaon. Pitisbara: A. O.

Ebazp, Chattanooga; James UoilaUsy, At- tanta, show eossip. C8 WILLIAMS oas Williams, the popular comedian, now playing at the People 'a Theater, was treated to a hose surprise there last night. At tbe doe of the first act Charles Helser. represent ing six. hundred members of tbe Mystic Bhrlae tbe highest order of Freemasonry is America who occupied front seats in tb audience, stepped oa tbe stage and presented bim with a handsome badge la tbe snape of a utfer ctaw peauaBS iron a miniature tori-Isu eimeter, the whole lavishly arabl stoned with diamonds.

Mr. Helser made a neat speech, to which Mr. Williams replied la his oaual happy vein. Then tbe noble sax hun dred dolled tbeir silk tiles and put on tbeir rao uj capa, snaains a moss picturesque mmm' n.w iwa ounu. KOTEi Jaxte RosixTUt blew In yesterday.

Ho satis aa at the Orsnd to-day. Mat STixiiiZt will play thepart of "Evan geline'' at the Grand next week. audi IIcKat Is with oa. The Planter's wife Company is enjoying a rest for a few weeks. "Tux Eteeets or drawing well at Harris' Museum.

ex week, "A Mes senger from Jarvia Sectioa." BuatKxss masaseb haxxbow. of tbe Evangeline Company, Is booming things in the Interest of his company. "The Mucte Mm" is on of tb most pap. alar attractions that has appeared in Ha vim's Theater this season. Matinee to-day.

Tub Hon. Will E. Engliab. of Indianapolis Lodge, has been. elected ivxaited brand Kular of tbe Called States of the B.

P. O. Elks. lillik Hall's Burlesque and Fanny fiiood good's Specialty Company wilf- be tbe next attraction for tbe People's, eommenelng So Br i. C.

Dctfi Comlo Osrrs Company, an or- gaciiation of considerable pretensions and merit, eomea to Uaacka Opera Eons next week with a lial of nrlneinaJl that IhtfOdeS Lillian p.oaaett. Vert one Jarbeao, Madeline Lucelta and Zalda Segutn. FAOLENEaaad the Jsp are great favorites lh the aadlanees at the-Poopt'. Taeyetve a contest of setentifio wreetitns. -Oca pen pie vneeld remember tbat tbe Bat tle of Sedaa is ea.y to be exhibited for a few weeks locer, and an those wbo bar da ferred a viaitenooid pay tteaeateoee.

Ml tit Mas. OEoaca Kxicbt, la their corned, "Over the Garden were rested by another large aedleviee at Heoelts est evening. A graaa matinee will be given to-day. That tbey have aa excellent array of at- traenaas at tae Vlne-etreet Dim Museum is Shown In tbe large attendance. Cool Bur gess and els iioya! estars will be the feature of tne theater next week.

-MxEET Wivts ox WntDscrE" drew aid boas at the Orsnd tsst night, and the outlook la for aaother to-cighu "Comedy of Errors" will fee si sauntea after te-olcbt, bat Jswry Wives" vul be civra at sae BMiiajnsay matinee. Visa Estbee Ltows, tesdlof lady of the W. B. Riley Company, was ia tbs city vsclcrday, purchasing some haodsom new costumes. The tale a ted ana clever actress Is making rapla stria ae in ber profession, and ass al ready secured eoers Io next season.

Hiss Mat Waldbox, of, the Robsoa and Crane Compsny, Is not only charming as a lady bat a aa actress as wall, and she was a Cincinnati favorite before the performaaee waa half through last Monday evening. Vmst sa kiDSwmt, vilh talents of a ahrn order, she is ranked with, the best of our promising young actresses. The attraction at He vim's nest week, eorn- mencrag Sunday mall nee, will be Fhosa Mc Allister's Dramatic Company tm the London aad Xew York success, "TaKsa from jUfe.n The play will be splendidly acted by a com psny ef competent artists, and tbeaieuotings will be tne same as la the original pro duction. Tbe company carry all their own scenery. TstrrBit, Fxtjs-bosx in Wm win ap pear at Heeck'a ea next Bnndsy afternoon and evening only.

Tbey promise several novelties. A new soog-and-danco (for the first time), produced under the supervision of Primroaa and West, and a new af terpleee. en titled mr atoney- ia ourteaque on ay Ed Marble, ia wbsea Billy Rloe miubd the etovea wim' Burs ebanard-foc three reenda -atrtotly on tbei saenia." 4racs al autrsTca to rara astomssa. VnmisonucUCL December 1L Lawrence Barrett last algbt gave his Initial perform ance of "Rienri, the Last of the Tribunes," before an audience which Included tbe President and his wife and all tbe dignitaries of tbe Ration- fa be brief, the readaptatlon under Bteele Mack aye was a masterpiece. made prominently so by Barrett's great creation of tne leedlBa-roie.

i be sibbsUb.ii accessories, tbe mosle and tbe stage accom- panitnenia were sucn as to araw universal plaudits from a most critical audience. FAIRMOUST IMPROVEMENT ibe Consolidated To. Sa Solicited, for an Estimate on a Stapld Transit Boad. At the meeting of the Executive Board of the Farrmoant Improvement Assoetatton, bald In the office of tba Falrmount Woolen Mills last evening. President S.

L. Miner pre sided, with H. O. Dklfi- sa Becrclary. Tbe Committee on Is! creased Street Car Facilities for West wood Avenue reported tbat tbey bad called on the Consolidated, who had agreed to the running of eight cars morning aad evening to meet tbe rash of travel, and ix daring the day.

Tb Committee on RabserlpUon reported progress, and asked for farther time. Mr. J. B. Morris, for the Committee pa Con demnation of tbe Pike, reported tbat he bad sent a eommunlestlon to tbe Mayor of West- wood, but hsd received no answer owing to the ili-beailh of that official.

Mr. a. L. Miner, for tbe Committee on Burt vey, reported tbat the snrvey had been fnaae and referred to.Mr. J.

V. Morrison for fall explanation of tb shark The report ef lb Surveying Committee was received and aoopiea. a uorru mevea tntt ooddii. te oS six be appointed te watt on Mr. John Ktlgour with the survey and procure ble es timate ow uuiMiiag aaa equipping a rapia tranait road cable or some other motor being Implied.

The motion wa adopted, aad st. L. umor. j. a.

Atoms, J. v. atorrisoa, a. n. xua low and Dratisin Wulsin were appointed es tbe committee.

The Secretary was Instructed to draw so a condensed report of the meetings of tbe Lx- eesiivt soars, to oe presenveo si ine next meeting of the stockholders. It is understood thatsnoold tae above movement fail, a co ro ll) I lite bus secured tbe right of way over Queen city avenue for a bone-car railroad, baing determined to bav half a loaf rather than no uread. That committee eomprlnee t-'baries Hubbard, feemael By lmrton aud lr. Campbell. Converted Prom His Polygamy, fTld-Blia.

-S A native of New Hebrides once presented himself te a missionary, accompanied by two women, and asked to be united in marriage with tbem. Two cried thai scandalised clergyman. "impossible; my religion forbids polygamy." A few day afterward tn savage returned with only one, and asked that the sacred rites aiigkt be performed. oiess uai i ouve on i one woman "And wbat baa become of tbe otberT" "Me eat bar!" BOCBED ON A STREET -CAB. Hew Jar.

H. Justice test His Watch Might Bafare Lavas. Mr. H. Justice, who Is connected with the Pppenhlmr Hardware Company, was going borne as usual Monday nlgbt on a Sixth-street car.

As be Beared tb H. and D. Depot ba noticed three men crowd op against htm, aad one la passing palled open bis coat. Tbls Islter had a handkerchief wrapped over bis band, and Immediately lamped off tbe car. bea Mr.

Justice reached tb depot be also dismounted, and when be felt for his watch to see wbat time It was be was surprised to find tbe gold chain dangling and the time-piece Tb man woo brafhad against bim and got off Mr. Jasliee describes as thirty-five or forty years of age. wearing a tail ncara, ana very siytieniy areas ea. A Timely Warning te Dairy ma a. Ben Abler, a driver for Heimdeck Miohaels' dairy, waa prosecuted tn the Polios Court yesterday by Milk Inspector Bang en the charge of delivering skimmed milk.

Tba proprietors bad been previously warned that tb milk was below tbe standard, bat it seemed to fcave no 3eet. When the In spector secured another sample tbe other day wnich was oelow the standard be ewore out a warrant zor tne surreat ox AOisrs. who drove the wagon. Jsvdae Caldwell a-aessed a fine of j0 and costs, wnleb was paid. A Machinery Dealer Falls.

Thomas J. Bell, doing business as Thomas J. Bell COv. dealer In machinery and machinery supplies, at the south-east corner of ciee- ond and Broadway, made an assignment yes terday afternoon to H. P.

Lloyd. The assets and llabllltiea will each be about 16.000. Durl trade is stated as the cause. Before assigning iw asvw toe luuuwisK biiiihvocw; Jalta r. ft James Mabooey-.

S.4 cnaries imiuiiioii From the Frankfort Pea. Wm. South, just released from tbe Prank fort(Cy.) Penitentiary, where he served live years for en 111 eg a man la Louisville, arrived in tb citf yesterday, and was seen by as Ea- QtriBEB is porter. South says tbs lash is still In vogue, and tbat four or five mea I whipped every nlgbt. In most eases tbe rea son for tb onniatiment is the inability of tbe eon lets to penormtne taason the contracts assigned tnera.

Cangtat la Ka a tacky. Last Saturday nlgbt Charles Millar, board ing with Joseph Wys at the corner of Elm and George' streets, broke open a trunk be longing to tbe Utter1 brother-in-law aad took 175. Miller fled wltb the money, leaving his clothes behind. Yesterday voe Polio Head -qua rlers were rjotined of Miller's capture at Parts. Ky.

Ummuts Moaea laft last night, and wilt brtng Miller bacit to answer Ui charge of grand larceny. Another Jnveail Drunkard. Officer Matey Monday evening found a fourteen-year-old boy Louis Brnmer la a very latoxleated eendltioa at the corner of Baak street aad Freeman la the Police Court jeeterday the boy said he lived with big mother at No. Abigail street. Sbe bsd given ytinu a glass of bear and it made bim oranar.

Tae case was Cob tinued uaUi to-day luruicr isvestigauon. The Drwmsaers. Tbe Cincinnati post of tae Travelers Pro- teettv Aseoelatioa meet at the Patae Hotel to-night. Aa interesting meeting is looked for. The boys have sold a great many tickets for tbe benefit perforroaae at Heueka vpers neuee tnie wee a.

oenooves tb bin cbsuite to swaist the pc-t lu this oeneflt, aa tne procawji am gw wvus eeiaoiianuig tne new The Progressive Ducks. A number of prominent members of tha Daekwortn Club, wbe believe that tbere is a I Inter for tne orcaBisatloa. have been roe some time considering tbe advisability of I purchasing a dab-house. They have began by putting, wbat they call the Progreaslv lel in the neiti. wite Grvjiumiw toruii." th motto of the Mate of eouut Caro-lina, foe.

lirfiir war-cry. Tbe following is tbe ticket: PrvwidewtD. J. Dalioa. lust Vie.

President CJism. W. Raker. K.eond 'eee-Prvident L4wln Stevens. Third Vlca-Praaidoot Msnsai Waoder.lan.

1 reaaorer -Joswpn eetivernits. recording riev-Jviary Harry J. Frey. financial rVere'jsryJoe. Kiueber.

Jaa. Director Oeo. Duckworth. Adam Kramer, fcol F. i aeon, baa.

H. Heiae. J. l. Malroy.

Israel P. t'arr. Jaa. Armatraog. J.

H. Th'-tn fans, J. W. Cttar, Dr. J.

W. Preadcr-gast. J. D. t'rinstou.

oaocoanear Cuiooel M. L. Hawkins. rfnesomi-Arms-Hon. Jne.

M. Kic. There seem to be decided indieattons of life la this aaaner organutatioa of Lemoeracyof tae otete. and iheeoanag etetton wtitooant. less be the liveliest In the history ef the cino.

Died tn Hta Wa.ge.au OSoers Pachmao and Herzberger noticed tba driver of an axpreas-wsgoa fall over In his seat Bear the earner of Twelfth and Vine streets, a boat 4-ao as. yesterday, ny tbe time they reached tlm be waa Insensible. Tbe officers started for the hospital, but watie pawing over tbe TwaUtb-etreet arid: tbe man breathed his last. The body wst tkea to Haetr's, aa from paper foand la the pockets idantihed J. Couen.

about sixty-live years of age. snoruy atier sevn o'clock In tbeevaolBg rt-iutives remwvd.tce body to the neri.se d'- late borne, ia Oano street, near Patterson alley. JBosIcal Hoslags. The counsel for tbe American Opera Cora-paay denies Da Vivos statements, aad so tbs good work goes on. This evening three eoneerts will demand attention.

Tbe Cincinnati Musical siooiely will celebrate the Beethoven anniversary at tbe ball on Walnut street; Mr. Kern been 's double quartet will appear for the first time In tbe evcottisb Kite Cathedral, on broad-way, and bmltn a Ktxont Hail, wbicb bas been renovated snd tilted with a handsome stage, will be dedicated wlib an which Mr. H. Ia Benham will have charge. Mrtlar'a Arrest, snsv'at rsssrasva so rata tswii is an.

pAais, Kl, December It, Last night City Marshal Meroaugh arrested Charles MUlrr, a tailor In the employ of Mr. A ilea Bash ford, on aa order from tbe Cblef of Police of Lexington, who a day or two ago received a telegram frees tn Chief ef Police of Cincinnati, ordering bis arrest for grand larceny torn, milted ia tbat dir. Tnta morning tb police from Lexington came for Miller, but bis attorney resisted bis removal from Jail here tv swesrlng out a writ of habeas corpus, which writ will be tried Friday. X. Barrett la Court.

F. X. tbe Kx-Depaty in Deltonl office, was arraigned In tbe Police Court yesterday on tbe charge of Issuing false and fraudulent voweners. He pleaded not gouty ana asked a eontlouaoce, wmcb was granted a a til featurday. Barreit Waa released oa 81.WM.

Lew Murphy's AcquittaX Lew Efurpby wa tried before a Jury la tbe Polio Court yesterday on the charge of exposing liquor for aale attbe ball given De cember 1st at Work men's HalL The defense was tbat Mnrpby had nothing to do wltb the Adair. A verdict of aeovltlal waa rendered. Ieath of the Creeaete Victim. Little Johnnie Sberlob, who was poisoned by drinking creosote, as detailed In yester day's ESQ" ieer, died after nearly alx hours of suffering. The funeral will be held at tba barred Heart hureh, la Keaulng.

at two o'clock this afternoon. English BtlL The mysterious prisoner arrested by Detect Callihan a faw dsys ago ander the name of Wm. Horn ba beea identified aa Bill Scott, alia English Bill. SJeott and hie female companion were photographed for the lUigue'a Uaiiery yesterday. WASHIKGTOx.

Edmunds Speaks ia Oppoaitloo to Bo peal of tha Tenure of Office Act A Railroad Job Put to 31aep Notea. Tenwre ef Office Law. Tbe feature of tbe proceedings in tbe Senat to-day waa a speech by Edmunds In opposU tion to tb bill reported by Senator Hoar In favor of th repeal of the Tenure of Office law. Edmund tooc tbe gronod tbat the bill Ig nored tb prerogative of the Senate to cheek a misuse otjBower by tbe Executive, whereas Senator Hoar he)dthst tbe bill wa passed as an to check the asaam.ptlob.pf power by President Johnson. While he acknowledged that be believed tbe MU constitutional, he was ready to repeal It and re-enact It tf necessary if tbe same emergency ss gsve It blrtb required its resuscitation.

A Clack Eye fer the Railroad Lobby. Tbe House to-day squelched a lob. For year Rnfus Hatch, of Nee Tore, with powerful allies, ba endeavored to get a franchise for a railroad through th Yliowston Park reservation. Dinners and breakfasts which could not be numbered by tbe fingers on th hands, bav been given In furtherance of tbe scheme. All of no avail, however, for in tbe consideration of tbe bill to-dsy the Housa annihilated tba Railroad scheme, and by rather a potent vote indicated tbat tha park aforesaid sbeald be kept wltboat railroad sta eroatfhments for tbe American posterity.

Sam Cos made his maiden speech of the session against the bill. Payne's Appointee Will Oat There. A new Postmaster for East Liverpool, Ohio, will be appointed between now and tbe Ss7th tosL There are now two prominent as pirants for the pise. These are Robert Abra ham and William Watson. It Is under- stood tbat Senator Payne bas recommended tbe selection of tbe former, and it la probable that he will be appointed.

Democrat la Coafereaee. About a doaea Democratic member of Con gress held a conference to-night at tba rooms of Representative MeAdoo for tbe purpose of considering tbe tariff question. A number of other members sent word tbat tbey were 1 a fall accord wttb tbe understood object of tbe conference, but were nnabie to be present. Among those in attendane were Representa tives Randall of Pennsylvania, Ureen and Ptdcock of New Jersey, Warner and Poran of Ohio, Martin of Alabama, Merrlman of New York, and Wallace of Louisiana. Afleradls- eassloa of abont two hoars, during which the members advanced their Individual views a to what shoo Id be dene, tbe following propo sitions Were unanimously adopted: They stand opposed to otcring upon tha consideration of tl.e pending Morrison VIII VUll Tbey favor a reduction of the revenues at this session, so aa to prevent tbe accumula tion of a Urdus In Ah Treasury, bat insist that it shall effected by Bota measar whicb shall am braes tb repeal or redaction of certain of tbe internal revenue taxes.

a. Tbey favor aa immediate ehange in tbe administrative feature of tbe existing tariff laws separate and apart from any general re vision of tbe tariff. A further conference will be held before Saturday next. noses. Tbe conference managers on tbe bill to tax fractional gallons of whisky will meet to morrow.

Tae Senate has disagreed to th Hoase amendment to tbe Electoral Count bill and sent tba matter to a Conference Committee to reconcile tbe differs noes. John Miller, a patent attorney, who was shot sows on th street her last Wednesday by George Walker, a brother of tba late Supertateadeat of Police, died to-day. MlUer lived six days with a bole tbrougb hls-body, tbs fatal ballet bating perforated hi stom ach and liver and then passed through his beck. i LETTER FROM MRS. CLEVELAND.

Kenndabeat Reply te the W. T. Preteat Against Wine at White Bsi XManera. BCBAirrojr, rn, December It A Toons Ladies' Cbristlaa Temperance Laloo waa or ganized In tbls city to-day. Tbs President ef the organisation.

Mra. D- W. Swan, ha eelved tbe following letter from Presides Cleveland's wife concerning tbe alleged pro test of St. Louie women against tha Use of wine at a gathering at th bouse of a Cab- laet officer at Washington: "Extcotivi Mawstow, WASEXneToa, IX Deeesaber U. 1SSS.

"DeakMaoam: Your letter in behalf of the Women's Christian Temp rase Union la your city has been received. Allow me to thank yon for Its contents. Since my re tarn from Hew York I have beea nnabie to look over all the mall received in my absence. So far nothing bst coma to my notioe from the 1st. Louis' division of your organization am Inclined to think, with yo.

tbat it ba IMS a biislaks, surted. poaeibly. Oy loai Dsvipiptr, to inisra ID. tuiui'i Chrlatiao temperance sioa. Wiia bsi.i wieues.

very jaouriy, rstucat isuss iutiiasb FRANCE'S FIX. President Gravy In a Eilenuna. Arcrs to a Dissolution an2 an peal to the t'oantrj, Aad Hcsitatisj ts ta Gciii ALea With a Weak Hinijter Flearass Described as nt Hoatbpiec of 2e Preyviaew Lacd Ljeagnor Kerjttired Give Bail or Go to Jail. Merlattl Scaring the End of KiaSelf. Appointed Task of Living lx: Day a tVitlsowt looi.

th deal ix mucc srscut anrstcg to tas ssnciua PAKra, Lwcrmoer 1L 9V Flourens. th no Minister of Foreign la France, neither a Deputy nr a Senator, and list nev-r held any diplomatic post. It Is said lbst will be snreiy tne nioath.piec of M. 'n Prcycinct, so tbat M. Uublat's thst tbe new Caaioet will adhere to a.

Freyclnet's foreign policy is to be praclic.y relied on. There were two candidates forth Forcifc Office after if. De Cral hsd declined tbs folia, and six of the ten other Ministers tui: tor M. Flourens. namely: MM.

UoMot, Be-, theiot, Sarilea asd Loss. ray. General Lu. laager aad Admiral Aub. Th oiutr fowl, MM-Uaraet, Deville, Millard and Dsupbia, voted for M.

Francis Cbarmes. Tbe Ka.lic. press Indulge in a good deal of banter at lit expense of tb Premier and hu latest cnolct for Foreign Minister. it Is stated on good authority tbat M.Grevj strongly opposed to a dissolution of tas Chambers because ha fear tbat a geccis. will result in turning out a stui larger number of Kadluals aud putting Conservatives tn tbelr places.

Tbls would ba serious blow to tbe liepublleane aa a diaao- proval of the conduct of the Uovsrnment- If tbls Is Inevitable tbe President would rather resign than agree, to sacb a cource. Tbls statement givee double lute rest to the lobby speculations as to the duration of tb present Ministry. Special Interest attaches to tbe Comte do Paris' manifesto in tbe present crisis. Although the Xiepublle Is certain to refuse to accept the Curate's programme, hi manifesto may induce th Conservative to pt a iwprocbemeat with tne moderate Republicans, giving tb combined party a msjorlty over tbe Extreme Laft. ThsCbsmber of iieputles to-day.

by a vole of SuS to pssted tbe provisional UitTijwi fur wo mob lbs asked for by tbe new Govern ment. In tb course ef tbe debate on vus budget, M. Clemeuceau contended that a in Jorliy favored tbe separation of Church and State. He said the late Cabinet was over thrown because it bad remained stationary. The declarations of tb new Ministry were not satisfactory.

The Cabinet would find it possible to obtain a majority wltonut th co-operation of tbe Extreme Left, which ra tion only aakd fer reform bleb were di manded by tneaulire Republican party, auj carrying ont of which would bring about tbe anion of all Republicans and Extremltis. AoplauscJ U. OobUt, replyiug, eulogised M. De Frsv- clnet, wbo, 'be ssiJ. was defeated on.

a slils Issue, snd not bytnevotsof the Repubiiouu majority. Cheer. Tbe present Cabinet did not mean to deal In idle declaration, but in acta which would be carried into erti at tin beginning of the pew year. (Cheers A set. Uement of the religious question wouM become boas I Die when demanded by a large majority In the country.

Ia tn mean time, tha suppression of tbe pub. lie worship budget would be an Illegal proceeding. A majority in the Chamber did nut avor the aaparatton of t'oorrh end Mate. ICheer from member of tb Lefl.1 lie to tered upon tbe struggle ooxifidenl of country's support, sua sppetlcd to Keub licans of every shade to sustain him. I Loud obeera.1 Tbe Chamber, by a vote of 338 to 211.

re jected a motion to immediately begin orbste upon tbe bill providing for a surtax upuu cereals. HOKLATTl'H PATIXO PEAT. ffrut Btsrarca to vaa amaouBsv Pa aid. December li. Slefauo ilorlattl bai eoneluded his forty-eighth day of fasting, and there Is every sign thst he will finish fc task of abstaining from food for sixty days, although be Is horribly weak and emaclatad.

For two nlgbt past reports have been widuly spread of bis desth, but their purpose was si- together sensational, and lUsra was no truia la tham. DILLOH FOC.NO OCILTT Drvuir, December 1L John Dillon si Beared for bimself to-dsy In the action brought by tbaOovernmeut against him foi agitating in fsvor of the "plan of campaign." Ia bis address to tbe Court Mr. Dillon too-tended tbat tbe language In the speecs selected aa tb basis of tbe prosecution os Justifiable, and that the Crown was airainlug tbe law against aim. The Judge declared tbat the "plan of cam paign waa clearly and absolutely Illegal." lis ordered Mr. Dillon to give a personal bond in tbs sum of 1,000.

with two sureties fur pounds each for good behavior in the future, within twelve dsys. or go to prison for six months. LoHDoir. December IS. Tbe Btsn dart's Dublin correspondent telegraphs thst In view of tb decision of the Court in th case of Mr.

Dillon, the Oovernment will issoe a proclamation declaring the Kaltooel League's plan of campaign to be an Illegal conspiracy. BELFAST. December li. Judge Lawsoo to day sentenced fear of the men arrested for wrecking bousea aioag to Sbaak BUI road during tbe riots last Jane to four montm' Imprisonment eeca. The prisoner bad a-1 pleaded guilty.

Ross, December 14 Tb Pope bsd a con ference to-day with Cardinal Simeonl and prepared instruction to th Irish Bisbos charging tbem keep tbelr clergy scrupulously within the limit of duty ia regard to the anil-real movement. THX BCLOAK.IAJ THRONE. VlEEWA, December It, Prince Ferdinandcf Saxe-Cobarg-Ootaa, after a long talk with Count Kainoky, received tbe Bulgarian a -na tation today. Th Prince told the depulatloa to-day tbat fa wa willing to accept the Ej garian tbron If the Sobraoje elected bim an 1 th Power eonflrmad his election, it is reported that negotiations oa the subject here Beea opened at St, Petersburg, and that tae deputation 1 awaiting tb Cxar'a reply. HEATT FiaUTIO IS AFRICA.

BxSLiy. December lt-Ditpstches received from Zanxiuar slat thala battle receatly enrred Between the armies oi King Moaageo, of Cganda, and tbe King of Kaurega, la whlcb the latter force, liw.ovO strong, waa defeated. The Suspected McQuade Juror. Xbw Yobk. PMsmtor it, District Attorney Mart ine.

while deeming tt his duty to lay tu matter before the not put moen falia la th stories of Viurman and 2eaLnt in regard to Juror Jacob lloaenber. He bsi bad datectlves on it, and has not betn sbte te verify their affidavits. Rosenberg's bof.se bav beea examined, and they sao that aCeeaaa paUocised Rosenberg ot.ee, when he Bought two salis of einth--Uome Rosenberg, a brother of the Juror, as a number of lurora employe uae m4a statements to toe inetrtot Atturoey empn-t-Icaiiy oenvta lui.imlfuifu., of esbitis" Vilermau. Tbey say Koseaoerg was tlmat with Kevnaui that be was not in bsbit of keeping company ub fsrty. saioids aad otaar "boodlera" aad drmaui aeaviu'.

ISsurdaw as t'tovalaaid- CLXTELASil, Ouio, December It. In drunken row it Kst tosrdlof-bouse. Ko. 63 Oregon street, to-nlgUt, lisrry bssasr was atrock twloe on the bead with a umatr by ansae Mi'jruieS. Ieonarxi at too noapltat la a oving auaaitwu.

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