, m- “ Ila!- “ m
and In tho Band Statue.
'l'haaceountaotthereoentrlotain Lon-
don and “discussions“ in Ireland contain
many statements surprising to Ameri~
cans. lutheUnited States a riot largo
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THE MOB ls WESTVLVSTIR ABBEY.
arfiniall. put down by the police means
somebody killed and generally a good
many bully hurt. Yet. at. the last event-
ful struggle for Trafalgar square in Lon-
don 80.000 people looked on while 330.0(1)
processiomsts forced their way along
three crowded streets and 4.000 police,
.mounted and on foot. hammered away at
theirth and not one than was killed.
Americans do not understand that sort of
thing. The British mob takes it “list
and skull" with the. police. it is rare
that anything more deadly than a club is
used. In the United States. on the Cult-
trary. no one looks for anything has
dangerous than paving stones. and ulnutst
always pistols and knives come into ac»
tion. In that particular we certainly are
not. English. you know.
On the previous Sunday. when the riot-
e13 fort-ed thrir way into the non-ll \\'ost»
minstrr «lunch and filled the llislt‘~‘. or
climbed on the platforms. commenting:
aloud on the sermon. tho prt-nrher went
on with his “few closing remarks to thir-
te‘euthly.“
complaretitly in their seats.
l
‘ He refused. whereupon Miss Lloyd 1'
tho night the night clerk. hearing groans in
tho omen. forced an entrance and found the
propriotor almost unenucloua. He made a
single "mark—“Two men did it"—and re-
;lapaed again into insonalhility. Hi: rifled
*pockou and the disappearance of a huge
walletofmonayanrlainodthemotivofoxthei ~
crlmo. The authoritiaa are noupluuod. not
havingaaingloclan to the mutton o4
éthe murderoua amult.
A Jealoua Girl's Revenge.
Runizm. Pa. Dec. a—Mis Mary 1
iond. an orphan girl. came from Pottsville
gaeveral years ago and has worked in the dry
:goods store of Dives, Pomoroy & Stewart.i
Howard Potter. a nephew of one of the firm,
.paid attention tothe girl and it was rumored
that they were engaged. Lately the young '
lady left the store and seemed to he in fall-
ing health. It was reported that Mr. Potter 3
had broken the engagement. He called upon
Mist Lloyd Thursday night. and after a ahor ‘
conversation she withdrew but. soon
i turned with a wine glass tilledto the rim
and askod her lover to take a parting drink; l
L
l the coutenta. which proved to be vitriol, into
I hh face. Potter was horribly burned and
disfigured Potter says he will not. prosecute
i
the girl.
llualneaa Falltu‘oa. )
Raw Yonx. Dec. a—The business tailuros ‘
occurring throughout the country during the
last seven days. as reported to R G. Dun &
00., number. for tho United States 215, and E
for Canada .‘9. or a total of ’«H. as pompamd'
with 307 last. week.1E-l the neck previous-
“) the last. and 24‘. the. corresponding week;
of last. year. made up o! 1310 in the United
States and “ ‘ in Canada, or tigums nearly
identical \‘illl those ofdhis nook i
I
Ll‘ln: and by In‘ Together.
Rt-zamxu. l‘u .. Dec. ll—llevi Keller. nn':
aged farmer. livuig uoar \‘irgiusville. was ill ‘
‘ nith u t-ouiphmttiou of diseases, and his wift
. go. 1 will go too."
and the worsluiwrs n‘tuaint-tl ;
They certainly have got the molt busi- '
ness down to a fine point in England.
It is. tin-raging the whole number .rzr
gaged. rather safer on tho “hole
than rms‘sml: lower lirtk‘ltiR’fl) :it
the busy tune of day. in Ire»
land the contrast is scarcely
iml; but there
less rotu- .
the sum-ring of flirted _
tenants gin-s it the air of u trngt romedy. '
On the “Ct"leitlll \\ t" illtistmto the police
birouachr‘l on tho roadside near \\'ood-
fonl to prt‘vrizt :l spot-ch by Mr. (l'llrion;
the pt‘uzilt‘ N'l l‘tl‘r‘ lt- lltt‘ ht‘tlgt‘s mtlltt‘
miles :iwziytn draw of! the poiwp; up
O Brien nimlo hzs speech from th-x \\ unit-w
.l‘oum:
myut‘avlutl‘ AT “‘mml‘ul‘l‘-
of tho house ltl “lllt’ll ho lodged and
burnt-d tho pmclutuatmu forbidding; his
meetiusz; for this he was imprisoned. and
to eomtwl hint to wear the prison garb the
the jam-rs. while he was in bed. stole his
hmehesf This is rrrolution with n Ven~
m‘am‘o. It is.
the British character and theory of
government. That theory may be
summed up thus: Never rotor-tn anything
1
liowewr. consistent with ;
merely for tho sake of reform; never.
reform until the abuse has become uu-
hearahlr. and then only. so fur
Moderate the opt-tuition; never innovate
until the old system is worn out; never
useforu- when possible to avoid it.
never more ton‘o than is alsolutely news»
I ,
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anntzsr or am Wtu-‘Rxn Bum.
nary. lnf Hyde park. where so‘ many
“riotous . demonstrations" have been
made. reporters tell us that the shrubbery.
ltatuos. etc.. are still intact. Imagine a '3 $350
How York mob of 10,000 men in Hyde
park. \Ve may safely say that the Brit-
govcrnment has been in this world a
lungtimeand hasgotaonia thingsdown
EZE
Among the cuts given with this article
once! the am: or sn- Wilfred Blunt.
3.“ to p
and ‘
nursed him until overcome lny fatiguai
When he spuho of dying alto said: “if you
Finally, .\lr Keller diedi
in his vule‘~ nrmu She planed the body
upon the taxi. suooned army. and in afow!
minutes hwtthol her last. Husband and
with will lm buried in one gravo.
In .Vo Danger. F‘x. ’
N -w X on k Pork-X es, 1 Was in that Broad
wn) storo “llt'll the ceiling roll. “0 ware
terribly scamL 33
Omaha tlirl~\\'er\- not many hurt?
"Only a few."
“I should think you all would have been
sutl-x'otol With the dust.“
“Uh. dour no. All who Were there wero
Now Yorkom‘LvUtmilut “'orltl.
thu- “‘ay of Looking: at It.
Miss llru‘zy mt \‘hitn"t))—-tlh. yes;
Mr. \Valosli is imtuu l) twaltln ll) in-
hontauw He ions horn \\ 1th a smer spoon
in his mouth. _\ou know. ‘5
MN Sh: m hgultlt‘ll tot St Louis—W as ho.
indmxls 1 should iuiuguw from the nay ho
rats that he was born with a knife in his |
young 3
a
( mouth. —'l‘he Epoch.
Lit orary Corneal lblea.
“th‘stonl: “ith \‘hultosptrin-fi' announced?”
I an fi‘filhlfllll “tutor atla high toned boarding !
3 house.
rent. the loumt rate. The liixheat rate was 5“
. par cont. Exchange closed stead» . posted ram
' SAWEb‘h. netual
mien Qle‘ilguu. Elli for
rial: days and “sol-gaunt. for demand
Govermuonts Clwikl steady. currency in“ “9 hid;
in coup i.:’»«.; l \n do lo‘lg.
The 51le m: \rknl this Inornut. r was moderately:
actiu' heath all the slot ks opening t“ to 3; pvt.
cent. higher 1 he finance for the morning ranged
from t; to to; nor cent The most activo stocks ’
u-om Union l‘at- Irle. St Paul. Laclauanua. Read
“and Richmond and Terminal These stock-t
(«infiether furnished . . per cent of the aim] og
mornmg‘a business ltic lunond and West. 1 out
um unusually am We . but the changes in its price
were unimportant. The tnarket was decidedly '
lot active alter midday. but the adranws of the
lorenoon worn well maintained. The bull eliquos .
. rapidly bot-and in tho little stock offering. and 7
w
l
in this way steadily maintained prions to the
atom. when they were generally 54‘ to : per cent 1
higher than la: night.
General Mario“.
that You. 2—FLOUR—Clomd tirm .\
L unchanged prions; winter wheat. extra. $1151
635. .5: Miuumta do. . “mails; city tnitlextra.
sarcasm); Ohio extra. “was. to. Southorn
flour closed s'ratly. common to choiw extra.
5.
WHEAT—Options were fairly active and tlrm.
closing at an advance for the day of Urfialxc.
lotsckscd nnnand higher. \‘pot sales of
K0. 1 rod state at ”am; No ido. Dildo; No.
a red winter. who; mist-add red. Max»: No.
a rod winter. Dec mam" ' do. Jam. 20346
emu; do. May. “6333.4:
GORE- Uptim um moderately active and
arm. closing than“. higher. Spot. lota cloned
arm at lfioz'ut. higher. Spotaalea of No. 8
mixed nu3i0. unzradod. do. None: No 2
mixed. Dec. “sundown“;
OA'I‘s-—0puona “to fairlyactire and strong.
closing lathe. higher. Spot. lotaclosed firmand
number. Spot“: of Mia-hits mar
:adlcah‘osdd. 37%: Net 8 mixed. Dad.
87*: 60.. Jan. manta:
BYE—Dull: unto. Stacie.
HARLEY—Rambo).
PORK—Dull; old In“ ”w: now do. 315i;
. V l‘. t'lmwn.
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TERMS REASONABLE.
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Plans furnlehul and Estimates given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
Sho Ann street. nvar Main
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L'tlu‘t‘ South Norualk for littlifltl it: —9 ‘20 'l m
'\ is p. m lulu- LlHlll‘lt' it! fit South \‘orwnik: —-
:25 CI in.
l-‘ t‘ l‘.t_\~tt:. Supt. i
Hill’s ‘.\T0.\IC llll ISIUN.
Nov.
Lian Bridgtpurt tt-r l‘ittrtlt'ld.
. id at m. aunmmo u
lo m ‘\
4 82‘ p in. t‘ \prvsa
ut'rommu‘u
for stain Line
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. ‘ u‘;‘K\lnp\\‘_ man. do you son-p up Shallo- 00le Wits-r. noise nor.
? spore with ltmtltt‘nst 1“ inquired the fright- ' ‘ :3 ‘ m 231‘: ’ if: “3‘.“ it???“ 3‘- .
5_ t‘ . . t t .
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“l t-rhaps you prrfvr bacon. suggested the 6 s so “ Spt't‘iul. '-‘ to “ sit-mm. .
. ‘ Winter. \ntii iiwtflililo sutru.—l|\1roit Fm» 513 ” ‘f‘V-‘l 5"- °°“ " “mm" m-
. PW“ _~ g, llptu't. hp. libs Armin
. . _ ‘ Local Ex. l2 tilt. tn. Boston Rx
K Local Ex. Am om
Merged In Ills Alter Ego. l bacilli}. ; l.“ U. Sgtxrgtlold War i
, \\ e are no lougt- r \w. “e are ua-—-Colorado ‘ ‘_._ . 1“;::“u {is .. A0313}?
: l-nlitor dotth lltztlllt‘dl. . Loni! 1k. {.49 " Express.
' ._.- . _ . .. . Act‘oni. 5J0 " Rx) was.
.. .. Ex ire“. 3 3.12 “ {.E N.“ i
In Courtship “our. _ _ ' 3“th llJp ? ti." “ lml Karim
l. ; 3.&s‘ :{xproax-E l (Us: “ Bridg‘ haven) ;
- . . . . . . O. to “ lostou x. - ti .. llt‘ \
“ 2““ “f“ f‘ 1‘; 2;“ '1'" ‘1‘?“ '3‘” 5 N ‘ Art-om. l t In “ llriflg‘ t Special?
N 0 hill 1 . \ kn a it Rpm i 5‘51 t Rx..n.”~ i 8 3:; u Accom '
attentive to your look: and Sign». . x at u Arrom. . or." .t .‘lecom.
And to your words IM\‘§ Willing oars. ' 8.14 “ Milk Train ;ll.l ‘ " Adams Rx Ac. i
When she u nth laughter :twta yhur jest 8.2‘ “ ll‘port 35m ill." “ lloeton . .
And says" “I think you horrid.“ know ; 9 3‘“ ‘; “mum lu. “it?! “ “ ii i
That you aw still a welcome guest. E 13:31: “ $5221“: in“ Ex i g
You need not yet make hastu to go. ‘ L .
‘ bl stun l Smuura. 3
n. . 9.15 1mm. no .. s. n. Milk .
When on tho Nook her RM‘ she bonds ~ '3‘" ”km Account. . 9‘ ll u Acroln f
And wonders if lut‘s gone to bod. :3). u (3.1.3:. in h “ p m Recon:
.. . 4
And when you mal \. a yoke pretend! 2 _
She did not hear just what you laid: ‘ l
when on behind her my hand i 5
Begin to yawn. though ho may grim-o, -—~—~~ ~~ --~ --
The man of war will understand filing 1.10“. liaat .\orw .lk. i
The tune haa come for Hill“) ‘to “.31"? noise “,3... ouiso run; I
_ ‘_ ' ““ on urier. t‘u‘t? a. m. 6.94 a m i
It.“ “ HAS
THE BULLETIN OF COMMERCE. ‘ ‘36 u l is p m
“.34 “ old “
New York Money and Produce Market é“ “ ' “W0 “ .
Quotations. “l p m
Nut- \ona. Dot 2 » Money closed at I par is s 19 “
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\uu. Supl.
t‘. 'l‘. llrarsrnn.
“on. l‘ass. Ag‘t.
The Old and Reliable.
nmmmm
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Will make daily trips. Sundays exceptedw for
freight between New-X X.orlr Nonalh and . “south
Norwnlk. Willleave Pier28 foot of Buchanan street.
.\ew York.cvery evening. except Saturdays, at 5
tit-lock. and on Saturday at 2 p. In Leave Nob
walk Bridge and South Kuwait every evening.
Freight taken from and rccolrod for all
pol-ta on the Dal-bury and Noni-all: and
Shepang )tnllroada at Greatly Reduced
Upon application to agent: the Cit of Not-Ural}:
and Eagle will be sent for special oti of might
anywhere in New Y art or its Vicinity.
Wall persons are forbid trotting any 'of the
employeesofthe bomon this line on account of
the owners thereof.
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\0\ tith. 1&7. ‘
GREAT _» STORY
BEGIN WITH THE FIRST CHAPTERS IN THE
Monday, December 5th.
A - 89er of Intense Interest, and a. Most Important Con-
tribution to War History.
HHINH HND SUFFERING
The Story of the Most Heroic and Tragic Episode of the Civil War.
SPLENIJIDL 1' ILL US TRATED .'
A History of the Andrews Railroad Raid into Georgia in 1862, embracing a full and accurate account of the Journey in Dbguiae to
the Centre of the Confederacy. The Capture of a Railway Train. The Terrible Chas: by the Encmy.
with the Subsequent History of the Leader and His Party.
By WILLIAM PITTENGER, A Member of the Expedition.
The author has consulted every available source of infomation has e repeatedly over the ground. exp
ohix vs at “ ashingtun and files of t dnfmlerate newspapers and ohtaihed t nuisance of sunivors on both sides of the e is
thus able to present a v l\ id im mini and perfectly authenticated picture of the most romantic to eat of the Civil War, the story oi"
whit b has never holore been to d
lured the Govengnent ar-
l‘.\mRL\‘G A LL‘COIDTIVI.
A Score 4] Sodium 1141:: tum: m tl’t‘Sg‘Illu fmm film “multitude. 300 male: (may. to the
entire: (j (In G’Iift-“l'it’ltlt r. md 1m: 6 51m e‘uz’u! m (In mm! a armtr am 11977:: (ft/w
It'll H m ---f/.'c' (it/Van tj it ()Htrtt'cfut’ Ital/mad 1‘) am 1:: III?
nut/5! if a (on/Edewtfc wank)»
THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS SHOW THE CHARACTER OF THE
“ The expedition in the daring of its umeoption. had the wildness of a mmamv: while in the rigantic
It sought. and “as likely to obtainl it was absolutely sublime “—Judge-Adv‘wate-General Holt‘ 5 U vial Reg
lit-corms. Series I. \‘ ol X l‘artl . page till). a
"lt was all the doepost laid scheme. and on the dad scale. that e\or ennuated from the brains of anyyl. n
'r-Tlllc SOUTHERN Cox racnnam Atlanta. Ga . April :5. tan.
“ Datum its tragie termination it shows what. a handful of bravo men could undenalte in America. —(u
or Inn Cu 11. W an is AHERICA, V 01. 11.. page 187. M
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girth heh;
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This Story will be Published as a Serial in fi'm- "dig“ r
XL“.
honlyg.
THE EVENING SENTI.
5th.?“
Beginning Monday, Dec.
SYNOPSIS 0"." THE S
For the first. time the history of this most rt-nlurkn‘ m of the Civil \Var. impartially tol mist
surpassing interest. stranger than fiction. but the vx-ivv ' l-m u of which it is: impossible to d “l d"
sulted all living witnesses. explored the files of (‘on ft‘ in“ » .. . o. “tors and the archirea at \Vashi -' E
tatious and references. aswell as telling his own perm-mi \' - ~2 llt‘t‘N \ score of Federal midi
miles from their own lines to the heart. of the Ctltlft‘tlt"‘
cump. Their intention was to burn the railroad with
blow to the Confederate cause. Only the lim‘xportm‘ - -
accomplishing all they proposed. and this ollstrut‘tinn --
captured train the party diapemed in the woods. “'t‘rl‘ h
their number perished on the scaflold. Of the remain
camp. They received medals and commissions as rmm
the most daring of the War. The author does full inc
part. have assisted by verbal and written narrative in m -‘
w ‘ nixed a rmwded railway train withg
. i~iip-\r|.tnt line. and their succes:
firm: of two extn’tflina as they fl
-. lllrilllnz chase on the rail.
‘uwn with dogs. sufl‘ered a terriblq
hr « «Nme and six were exc
‘iuir bravery. and the whole u'l-o
m.- . “orgy of the Confederam'
. "l“ «my complete.
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