The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 9, Ed. 1, Tuesday, December 12, 1893 Page: 1 of 4
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UUTHRTE OKLAHOMA TUESDAY MORNING DI-XMCMHER 12. 1893.
NOO.
$125 OKGAN GIVEN AWAY !
PATUOMZl'. I
MURRAY & WILLIAMS
AGAIN THE BOMB.
HURLED INTO THE FRENCH
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
MORE HAWAIIAN
NKVV9.
tho I'roter-
I
And get ii chance o.. an clccaiit 512"' Organ
GIVEN AWAY NEW YEAR'S
Wo give one chance with every dollar's worth of Rood purcnascu ll( our store.
We lnie the finest lliii' of
Watches
Jewelry
Pianos
Organs and
Musical Instruments
In Oklahoma and at pi-ires' to "lilt
imrrhiiM'i-. Ciii' us a trial ami ho
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IT IS THROWN FROM A GALLERY.
A Deputy nil Meimtneer Filthily Hart
Rillt Manx Otlicri barlumly Wnnmleil
Tim MWcrrnnt n French An-
nrchlit linnirillntrly Cap-
ttiretl hy tlio 1'ullra In-
tento Kirlteiiicnt.
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Cornur First SI and Oklahoma Ave- Next to Guthrie National Bank.
THOSE FIRE HORSES.
THEY WILL DE INSTALLED ONCE
MORE IN THEIR OLD HOMES.
COUNCIL COMES TO A WISE DECISION
Wrj Terse Letter ItereUril I'rom limit-
nnicAiliUiir (Il.irliHon IIi-kui-iHiii;
Kiitf-sol I'lre liMiiriuirt)
Chief Tujhir' s
I'li.h.
lion towards paying fr the animals
Tlio ooun lltnen .ire right There is
no economy in a hum lire department
A reduction of Insurance rates means
a saving of over 11 fly thousand dollars
a year to merchants and the city can
ill-uiTord t. jeopardize its interests by
misplaced economy.
A YOUNG GIRL'S DILEMMA.
The action of the city council at its
last mooting in discontinuing the horse
service-in the eentrul lire department
did not meot with approval trom lo al
insurance agents who were expecting
a reduction of insurance rates for
liuthrle. Advisor llarkson ha' prom-
ised that tho flio rales would be re-
duced providing th '.t the horses wore
kept on and the department retained
at it.s standard. The hasty net of the
bolons i anted the insurance accnts to
write Clarltson and the following
letter was rcce veil in answer:
Kansas Advisor) Kate Ihii and Insur
ance inioiiuaiiiiii uiueaii. ropeua
Kansas. December It. 1 -:.
W. M. Ition-on l'q. hcereturj Hoard
of Uiidorwilli i. (iiuhrie (). T. Dear
Sir: Iain Jimt uiLisedby reliable au-
thority that ) our cu council has discoii-
llned the u-o of the two holies In the cen-
tral lire department which was part of
the equipment on which I based my rates
I suppjsed the liumis were pennanont Ii-
tuie to make (juthrle as near a possible
with the Olvlahonia department.
1 cannot alloid to be placad In the
"uwkwiud squiul" befoie the lu-uraiicii
companies In that way. The water tost
was not up to the standard as all who
saw It confessed but I thought thai was
a blunder that would not be lepeand
and so made the leduced rate.
-'I'hoiuli much ileiuwM I i' Mil the last
pugeul ploot lust infill and am ilomUcil
ei.oiiKh copies lo mall to tho companion
and agents tn-ulKlit bill in view of lln-
leporied action of jour council 1 shall
hold the lutes until 1 am tully advl-cd by
jour mayor that at least iwo good lioix
will be Ueii in the central department
mid all other force and appliances equal
or ceii better than when 1 made the In-
spection will be kept up
The ilciiurtnieiil must lie kent mi to the
stnndaid for the future or 1 will recom-
mend a tetuin t the lormer rates.
The next time I am in Utithrio 1 shall
expect to bae another tet of jour water
pumps until hope ion will tie able to
make a lieiter show Ing ilmn w lieu I wu
ut your pluce.
l'lease call a meeting of your local
boalil and tend this letter ami then go lo
your mayor or chief of tire department
and show same to them.
Kates w III not he niftllml until I have an
answer that Is .satisfactory.
Youis truly
11. Cl.AlIKfchN.
Upon trie receipt of this letter Agent
Itronson and Chief Taylor called on
Mayor AloKllIlnney and seveial mem-
bers of the council. An informal dis-
cussion was held last evening and tho
mayor instru ted the chief to plnco
the horses ou d'ttv once more. Al its
next meeting the conned will taken
She l I'munl uiiilcrhii; Ahout the t'.riat
Strip.
An extremely isad case has couin to
tight in the Cherokee strip. Miss.losie
Jenkins whose father litis a claim up
in tho strip has been wandering about
Terry and Stillwater in a demented
condition She was taken up Tuesday
afternoon and two ladies appointed to
are for her iintil the insane board
i could look uf'er her. She uume from
Missouri and says she is going back
there lo bo married on Christmas. Her
Ilaneee is said to be Charles Horn of
litiynor City Mo iSllher lie is fooling
with her or else is as badly demented
us she is. The girl's father lives about
nine miles nnrlhcnst of Stillwater anil
says ho is too poor to caro properly for
her. So she will probably be sent to
the Jucksotnlllc Illinois insane asy-
lum where she can be properly eared
for. What is the cause of her trouble
is unknown yet but two theories are
advanced. One is that she U the vic-
tim of some man's lust and a drug has
been administered to her; the other
thai her trouble is liereditnry in its
nature. It is hard to say which is
true.
HYMENEAL.
Scleral CoupliH United by I'rolnile .lutlcr
Law mice.
l'robate .Indgo Lawrence was called
upon to smile his sweetest Saturday
and yesterday. The judge always
equal to the occasion solemnized the
following marriages:
l'liilip V. Weasel and Mrs. Orvilln
Weasel both of Canadian county.
Albert Stephens and Kate DeSVitt
Oak View township
Norris Thelan and Mrs. Minnie
Ci.vcl Marshall township.
Li ensos were grained to: .lames K.
llolcomb and Unrlt K. lilac!; Chey
vuiie; Samuel l'uuuett uud Miss Annie
Lash Orlando.
I'Ait'ls Dec. 11 In the midst of the
session of the chamber of deputies Sat-
urday afternoon but nt n time
when tho proceedings were not inter-
esting nnd tho lloor and galleries were
not so crowded as usual though there
was a fair attendance nn Anarchist
who had becured admission to the
right gallerv threw a bomb down
into tho midst of the assembled .depu-
ties. Thj deadly missile exploded with a
loud report scattering pieces of iron
and leaden slugs in every direction.
Socialist Deputy Lo Meyers do Vill-
iers and a messenger ho were dose to
the spot' were fatally mangled.
M llurton Tralbiu a newspaper
man who was on the lloor of tho
chamber was badlv wounded in the
forehead and several deputies were
wounded among them M. Dumas
deputy from Allien
Tho president al the chamber of
deputies Mr. Dupu.v behaved with
the most admirable coolness and cmtr-
ago and did everything possible to
restore order nnd to reveni a spread
of the panic which seized upon every-
body pieseut when the explosion took
place.
When quiet was soinewhatrestored
it was discovered that nobody was
killed outright and M. Dupuy rung
the bell of tho president of the cham-
ber calling tho deputies to resumo
their seats. About one-third of tho
number of deputies present at the
tlino of the explosion obeyed
the summons and when they
were seated M Dupuy rose
and said us canity as if nothing hnd
happened: ' Such attempts should
not disconcert the chamber. I invite
you to continue your discussions with
calmness where the order nf the day
has been dealt with The proper of-
ficials will do their duly." Loud
and prolonged cheers.
In the midst of indescribable com
motion the discussion of the verifica-
tion of the deputies was resumed.
As the discussion was resumed the
frightened spectators gradually re-
sumed their plnees in the galleries.
Soon nfter Premier Casiniir-I'erier
mounted the tribune and congratulat-
ed the chamber of deputies upon hav-
ing adopted the-advico of M. Dupuy
adding: "The chamber had done its
duty and the government will do the
sume." Loud cheering J
The explosion occurred the moment
the bomb left the Anarch st's hand
which explains tho number of people
wounded in the gallery. Had the
bomb fallen among the deputies a
number of them would have been
killed.
A number of strangers nnd journal-
allsts all more or less wounded were
picked up even ou tho second floor.
Scattered about tho chamber were
pieces of iron lartrer but of tho same
shape as uailheads.
BY WAY OF NEW
ZEALAND.
Up
THti YOK I
GALLING
I.VK'I .Sep-
Therefore Tin He l'i upie Want
a ration.
Mrs. Carrie M. Young of this city
was yesterday granted n divorce in the
probate court from her husband Oliver
A Young who now resides In Minne-
apolis. Cruelty and desertion wore
the grounds for the action.
Mrs. llertha Johnson alleges that
the conduct' of her husband L. It.
Johnson is iruel and heartless ami
she has tiled a petition in the probate
court for a divorce decree.
Mrs. Annie liulllugton wants a di-
vorce from her husband alleging that
ho has neglected his marital duties.
Kteryllihiff IT Quirt at Honolulu
tu Ntiwnihrr 24.
Auckland. Now Zealand Dec. 11
The steamer Mor.owni bus arrived
leaving Honolulu November 2 1. All
was quiet but the news that Presi-
dent Cleveland intended to restore the
queen wus discussed by excited knots
of peonlc on the streets uud generally
couiiemncd.
A rumor was published In the papers
that the queen was not wilting to
accept a restoration unless assured of
tho armed support of the United
States.
1 lie f apcr which is regarded us the
organ of the provisional govern neut
the Hawaiian (la ette said November
34: "In the meantime the monarch
is not restored and will not be useless
by the armed forces of the United
Slates whoso forces must then con-
tinue to support the ex-queen There
may bo small differences in the ranks
of the party of reform but we ure to-
duy more united and deter uined on
the main issue than ever. As sure us
there is un eternal justice overruling
tho uifairs of men so surely will the
gross outrago proposed to be done to
Hawaii full of its purpose."
Tlio Kx-lltiPPii Jihm I'liilrr
thm r Ihp I'riiiUliiiiil tloYiirnniout.
Iliivm.fi f. Nov '.. I'm "ltvHKitx-
TtM W. O IttwiN Since the advices
bv the nrliooner Transit which sailed
threo days ago tin e-queeii his ip-
plied to the provisional gove innent
for protection elnitning that she f ars
violeti"o from foreign reiidenis. I he
government at otieo grunted her re-
quest and a detail of six K!ici u cu-
nt once ordered by the marshal. Thoy
are now guarding Washington 1'lacc
three watches of two men each.
In tin interview with Attorney (Ifii-
oral Smith it was learned that the
government tloes not anticipate any
present political disturbance or tiny
trouble of any kind until the Initod
States is heard on the "contiiigoncy"
mentioned bv Minister Wil is. Then
the attorney general sultl trouble was
not anticipated uiiiessaduteriniuat ou
hnd been reached to rostore the ex-
queen which could not at present be
believed.
The political strain continues to bo '
very great The provisional govern-
niont undoubtedly commands thu sit- .
nation and the marshal has mutters '
so arranged that It would be impossi-
ble for an attack to be innde upon the
executive building without half an
hour's no lee to the government's
forces. O o prominent gen leinan re-
ports Minister Willis us suvmg when
ho got ready to net us executive olllcer
of the United States there would
be but two persons in Hawaii notified
viz : Tho head of thu provisional I
government and tlio head of tho
former government The theory of
the restoration has caused considera-
ble anxiet.- in government circles as
such a denouement would cause im-
mediate trouble. It Is learned lifter
careful Inquiry that one line of
olilcial investigation has developed
the fact that tho e.-queen
shortly expects the return of ex-Princess
Ktiluluui to Honolulu from Eng
land. It Is a i so ihought th it Mr.
Theodore II. Davis comes as her
fiolitical agent to ell'ect a compromise
n ease tho United Mutes finds It im-
practicable o.' impossible to restore
thccjk-quccu bhoitl I such bo the In-
tent The theorv is ndvnneed that should
President Cleveland bo iljtoriuined
upon tho restoration of tho monarch
the princess will be present to rep-
resent the former government should
not the ex-queen bo avnihib.e It Is
said in such event uu implication
will be made by the ox-qtui'ii for a
life pension from the United States.
It is said lCatuluui would iipoeulto
(rent ltritaiu in ease of trouble If she
secures the throne.
II. 11. M. cruiser Champion arrived
to-day from ltrltlsh Columbia sixtuen
davs out Since the arrival of thu
Hritish cruiser Champion a rumor has
been set alloat from' native sources
that in case of restoration the ox-
queen or ex-prinuoss whichever it
may bo will appiy to (Ireat Britain
for the futuro protection of tho m m-
nrchy. At first the roportwns treated
as unimportant but inquiry shows
that prominent rovulists politicians
and leaders claim to bo directly in-
for ned tint siteii will bo tho future
policy of tho monarchy if the United
States can be prevailed upon to adopt
tho policy of restoration.
Th; Mnhlruu Orilcrcil tn Honolulu.
Maul Island Vallimo Cal Dec
11. It is reliably ascertained that
orders wore rocoivod at Mare Island
n vy yard yesterday that the warship
Mohican sail for Houo tilu December
IS and replace the llagship Phila-
delphia A Xnti-Uiihitt Man I'oIhoupiI.
WlLKLHIlAllUK P.l.- Dec II. W. O.
(liierly a non-union telegraph opera-
tor who was taken to the hospital
yesterday died last night after suil'er-
icg witli all the symptoms of arsenical
poisoning.
ll-B
I'
Ml IDEAL ANARCHIST
THE PARIS IIOMIJ TIIHOWRH
CUSTODY.
IN
llhWH ut I'aniilnn Ark.
Camdl.v Ark. Doe. 10. Kiru hero
yesterday morning destroyed th
Kliiot block comprising six stores
Total loss 550. 000.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
iG'JOTIN his damdly work
He sv) n nhel tu IX it n llloir nt
the Institution uf the i'tiuulry by
Aluilui; thu I lea illy MIile .it
.M. Ilupti) t'reshleut r th P.
t'hiimlidr scar! u linn-
ilreil Person tnjiireil.
Wasiiisoton Dm 11. The major-
ity report of tho civil service oonf
mission for tho present your is u
voluminous document of about 1.1.000
words as lonir as the president's
message. Tho portion of special In-
tetosl is that bearing on the extenslou
of the clussllled service to free delivery
posiofticos by order of President Har-
rison January : Is'U. It is from this
portion the minority report bv Com-
missioner Johnston dissented causing
Ids removnl by President Cleveland.
The minority report Miys of this
extension: "This act brought into
tlio clussllled service .IS I olllccs and
since its promulgation tlio free-
delivery tervlee has been extended to
nine other olllees tints making the
total number of elnssilied postoHlees
at this time 0110 including lifty-
threo elnssilied prior to Ihisextention."
Comment on and comparison with
the civil service in other countries as
hhowii by consular icports is made
viz: "In the classilled service taken
as a whole the methods of the United
States do not materially tlilVer from
those of Colombia and th y do not
Oilier rudicully from those of Turkey
and they are so utterly Indefensive
from the standpoint of decency and
morality that It is dillicult for a man
of ordinary intelligence who wishes
well to his country to discuss argu-
ments advanced In their f.tvor with
anything like tolerance
"A above pointed out the logical
result of the spoils system is the
method obtaining in Morocco where
the man pays for his appointment and
uses il as u'menns for making money.
'1 his is precisely what is done in e.-
tr mo cases In the spoils system here.
Two year- ago for inslnu e. the com-
mission found in the course of an in-
vesiiiratlon Into one branch of the un
classified service in Washington that
in some cases It still was the custom
for men who had InilueiK'e in some of
the olllees to sell their Inllueiico nnd
procure appointment upon the receipt
of money the appointees of course
seeking to reimburse themselves so fur
us praut cablo from the general pub-
lic." Tho latter part of the report con-
sists of abstracts of consular letters
received in answer lo a circular snt
out bv the state department asking
for Information upon the subject of
"Hours of labor of government cm-
nloves in other countries.' The let
ters from consuls are exhaustive upon
thm point and the report closes with
ii statement showing that the number
of persons connected with the civil
service in the United States Is about
t'00000 and giving in detail the regu-
lations governing hours of labor
compensation promotions etc.
Tho minority report of Commissioner
Johnston is in part us follow s: "To
tho President Sir: I regret to with-
' hold my approval from a part of tho
annual report submitted by my col-
leagues and especially so as 1 felt
conmolled to enter a dissent to their
la t report
"As my colleagues know I can not
i give sanction to tli.it portion of the
u. ...1.1..I. 1. 1... ..fl.Kiel.u
ri-llOri. IVIIIUII CllllllllUlUl.S II4C UAlViniwil
if tlio ilassilled service ordered
January 5 If OS. to include tho free
Uellvory postolllces. I objected to this
extension at the titno it was proposed.
After the order was issued and 11 be-
came the law I endeavored as In duty
bound to enforce it; but my opinion
of the measure has never cha 'ged. I
thought then and I think now that
under the attending circumstances
nnd conditions it was ill-advised un
-am
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iS'OPYRISJ
BE CAREFUL Ol
YOUR CHILDREN'S FEET.
Their bruins niny be in their heads but their health is to u very grcn
extent in their feet. Had shoes invite sickness and keep the tloctors busj
We'll answer for the vouiiKstei s- f-et if ou n. uli- them with seusoiiabl
footwear purchased from our stm k. ou might as well ir to look for n sho
below the sole as to get below mir price". We don t keep cheap goods but w
do sell children's dines cry eliea! ton cheap in fact 'or anyone else to coti
pete with us.
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EXCLUSIVE SHOE
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BUI&UUItl9
DEALERS
i in vi:sr oki xnoM.v At i i i.
EAGLE
109 HARRISON AVENUE
Everything in the DRUG LINE
WALL PAPER AT COST
Prescriptions Filled Day or Night- A G HIXON Prop'..
Bey-TIil.KPIIONK CONNICCTION.-a
STOVES!
RICHMOND'S
SECOND HAND STORE
Is the Place for
Furniture Quoenswaro and Gutlery!
CHEAPEST PLACE ON EARTH.
I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
Tho grain wnrehouse of Portor it
Logan at Iloustouia Mo was tie-
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. ii. .1 fair and harmful to the cause of civil
Dr. Purkhurst has received a threat- I . r ..
....t.... i ...!.... i.s... .1.... t... j.... . service reform.
UUIIl lUllUI 1111 tlllln 11111 bUHI. UU llil
only until Christinas tolly.
In the house this week tho Demo-
crats will endeavor to force the passage
of tho bill admitting I't.ih us a slate
I and in the senate the election bill
h i nubile service lias uuqtiosllon
ably been greatly improved through
the agenc of what is known ns civil
service reform. This svstem fairly
treated will not only provo its use-
fullness but it will certainly fix itself
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May luniiftor be found by hit yends and patrons at
105 OKLAHOMA AVENUE
His stock Is replete with all the novelties of
the s n .on. (mod workmanship and lit guar-
alllei J.
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Tailor.
CHARGED
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TO THE DALTONS.
-W1LLIB TIIL. TAILOR
Hunk Sufi In rhino Toi. Illuuu
Open A Gooilljr Amount Securril.
Dallas Texas Dec. 11. The safe of
tho Piano National bank was b own
to pieces last night and robbed of all
the currency and art of the gold in
It from 80000 to S3 00). The rob-
bers took no silver. The b ink kept
the bulk of its fund In a Dallas bank
It hitd been reported so i o days
since that the Dulton gang hnd been
camping neur Piano of late and It Is
believed they were the robbers.
will probably come up for discussion. jn t1P r(!ilp.ct and confidence of tho
people ll ougui not. io ue liaiiui-
capped by such handlings ns will ex-
cite distrust and arouse prejudice.
ruder a popular government llko
ours the people are quick to resent
radical methods when resorted to for
tho advancement of measures of ac-
knowledged merit. The civil service
reform needs the employment of no
such methods in its be! a t Conserva-
tively developed nnd njiisorvatlvoly
administered enforcing the law nnd
roupoeting and obeying tho law just
to others and especially just to itself
it is bound sooner or later to work
out its own fulfillment to tho satis-
faction of the people and thu good of
tho government"
1'rotUlon fur st.irvlni; Miners.
Miiavaukkk Wis Dec. 10. Con-
tributions for the needy miners at
Hurley and vicinity continue to be re-
ceived at relief headquarters in the
union depot. News from Keedsburg
Wis says a cai load of provisions
were shipped from that point for Hur-
ley yesterday.
l'roinhmnt IrUh-AiuericMii Killed.
Inoxwooi) Mich. Dec. 11. An un-
known assallantjmade a'inurdererous
attack upon Attorney Thomas Kissan
last evening and he is not expected to
live Mr. Kissan was formerly a
prominent Irish-American iu Detroit.
Nlrtheroy Ilotroycd.
London Dec. 11. Advices from Hio
Suneiro dated November SO confirm
the report that Nlctheroy was de-
stroyed Hio Janeiro it is said was
damaged lees than was expected.
Tlio west bound passenger train ou
the Southern Pacific containing
about 10) pass ngers was derailed
n. ur l.ordsberg Al. Al.. Nearly all .
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illU flliaullVl.l UIV IIIJHIUII fill I1I.11U
fatally.
.1. Al. Cowley brakonnti on the
.Missouri Paeille was instantly killed
al Oleati Alillor county Alo.
Henry I'razer shot and killed Pres
ton Smith at Alalia liund Mo on ac-
count of a family feud lioth wuru
farmers.
Lansing 11. Aliusnor.wliowns United
States minister to Central Amurioa
when'thu llurrundiu incident occurred
is dead.
Harry tJray a diver became en-
tangled iu the wreckage of a vessel
thirty-live feet under water at Ash-
tubulu and died.of fright
.lames It. Hallowell of Wichita
Kan hns announced lilnuelf as a can-
didate for oougrehhiuun-ui-large.
The Hnnsentiu house un immense
grain wnrehouso in Antwerp was de-
stroyed by an incendiary Ira with a
heavy loss.
Lizzie Keller a 1(5 ye r old white
girl was killed bv Sod Horner n -15
your old negro at Little Koclc. Ark.
while resisting at' attempt to outrage
her. Horner is ii. jail after a narrow-
escape from lynching.
The (Jertnunin club the innst in-
fluential (icriuuu social organization
in Chicago has by a vol- of t to S by
its directors refused tho proffered
gift of an oil i ortr.til of (Jovornor
Altgeld ou account of his pprdon of
the Auarchikls.
Airs Laura It Pollute editress of
tho (iulf Messenger a m uilhly liter-
ary m.ign.iiie of wide circulation in
the .South pub'iishc I iitsm nt'n o
Texas died of luait trmiule D -teased
wus (o cart of age un I a
w tdow
113 OKLAHOMA AVENUE. 118.
3VE.
WATCHMAKER AND OPTICIAN.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry Repairing. -All
Goods and Work Warranted
iog West Harrison Aenuc.
HOTEL
SOYAL
liohlie I il 'I It kill IHIW-c.
Sr. Chaw.es. IU. Dae. II. -The
tVkct ollico of tho Chicago and llreat
Western road was robbed last nig lit
b four masked men They smashed
the glass iu the olllco windows and
covering Night Operator Poster nud
his friend "llriek" Matteson. with re
volvers compelled them to open the
door. They then bound Potior and
Aluttosoii each of whom is only 18
year of age each lo a chair drilled a
hole in tho safe anil blew it open.
They secured Sill) iu money and some
chocks anil receipt. They then made
their o.scape leaving no clow to their
identity
''.iituucnr Un.ililn ! I. anil.
London. Dec. il -The Itrllish
steamer Lord Cough Captain Urqu-
hat t which sailed from Philadelphia
NovY'inber It) for Liverpool arrived
at giueustown las' night diirimr the
h Ightof the gale She was unnblo to
land her nassonirers. as the gangway
winch as run out to the tender from
Qucenstown wus smashed and fell
Into the sea It was with tho t'reatest
ddlicinty that the pi ot embarked
The btcamer proceeded to Liverpool.
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If you aro in want of the Celebrated American Helpmate Singer Royal New
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If you are in want of Ulcycles und Tricycles such as the celebrated Imperial
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Wurwlck the Road King the Telegram tho Telephone the Courier tho
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