WORKERS m CONVENTION
8EOOND DAY'S SESSOON OF THE
FEDERATION OF LABOR;
A Great Olga-hath: That ta ha for
“.100 a You—A Ba-arhablc Showing
in E ‘ ' lung " ‘ ‘..g
to :- Adwe at Arbitration.
Batmoiu. Doc. ill—When the treas-
Ilcri report wu pruentcd to the conven~
“(not the American Federation of Inhor
yesterday rimming. it “1an that the total
expenses for the Federation for the past ym
were 32.10031. This included the president's
galary and traveling expenses. the lay and
cxpenaa of the executive council. the pist-
age. stationary and incidental expansio- of
the main utlioe. and the can ot printing The
Union Advocate. the organ of the Federa-
tion. Tho president‘s salary is $1.00“. and
"Julia covers everything else. It. was not
found memory to collect the half rent a'
month duzs from each member provided
[or by the “institution. An assesmient of
one cent a llli‘llllv‘r each year will more than
{my all thi- i xxx-noes of the federation and !
have a good surplus in the mason: Owing 5
h) the minomy of the villa-rs. the federation
has a surplus now. It is propiocd to abolish
the six cents par member annual dues. and
to dowto all the assessments from member.
to the atrongthening of the unions to Which
the members belong. and to increasing the
reserve in their treasuriea T federation
intends to join With tho tra o unions and ,
like or;:.n=: itions of England l nd the Conti-
nent If: t'- rniing an international lirotbi-r‘
hi’nhl - ”l Lula-r. ‘
A lw‘llA r was read from Henry Br-uidlinrst. ‘
awrwtari' of the [mrliana-ntary Committee
of Mir National Trades Conference Hf Great i
Britain. i‘ullluilllllfi gnu-ting from the labor
firmiiiszatauiis of England. and "1‘1““; tho !
Full-ruin n to soul dc li-gatvs to the "PSI run» '
vuit: la . f English trades unions in Non-Hr l
her. ‘a‘\'~.
_\ “13‘5“! otlwr i‘llllnlullli‘flllltlls “as rv- '
coin-J an of Illt‘lll was from the ll!‘,:all|-
l‘il."ll ~ t llussian-Americans. asking the ‘
l-‘i-lvr-itzun tow-iidriiin the I‘xll'uillllun treaty
with Russia. The trv‘aty was called a ‘
fugitlvq- slavi- la“. ‘
The llrenvn‘ national committee sent a
loin-r asking llzn Fuli‘rnlluu to buy-nu all
llt'e-l‘ made in Milwaukee until the has brow-
CS thorn cease thi-ir efforts to break up the
lova; l rem-15‘ union. Then is ii lw‘li‘vul in
many of the Milwaukee lrrwui-rivs. and it is
chargol that the bri-In-rs aw imp ~rting n--n-
uiiiun Wurlinicn from the 0:1,“.
The morning season was svs‘ri‘l. “are i
was a l xii: dvltatv i-wr the n-wpi: -:i . {.ii-le- .
gates {twin tl.-- l'l‘vgl’vSSlVo‘ Slim-inakwrs of
New York. This l-nly la made ul- ul show
makers “ho rvfui‘n‘l to go out a _\'i-:ir :i-,;-- in
.ht‘ allot intiki‘rs~ striflv. .\.‘ti-r a lung ilvlmln
it “asdu-ldul to rvfusv ii-liiiissioii t-: tla-ir
ilvlegahK l-w‘ausv th-‘y laid not stzi‘vk hy-
tln-ir urgaiiiaitzna. Several charters “wil- l
grantnl in l'tlllr npplirants. l
After discussing Ill" boycott pl h‘r-l l _\‘ the E
Knight: of Lula-r on the New York Sun.
which was rig-xrouzly Il-‘llhlllti‘val l-y lliv . mi.»
u-nti ii, l‘hwnlwnt ii mp r- lllll'»‘-lti ‘ol \l'
B. l‘rt-mvr. n lll"!éll~‘r -t' tlw lintnl; ; iil..i-
[Drill and t l lhr .-\iii:il_;auiatvd ('lll l' nivrs
an I Joiners ( 1 England. Sir. (‘u-izicr
that thi-n- \I‘ero tiielv‘i- member» v! tin ling—
lx~h ynirliament who xvi-re translvrrvd tron: .
IK‘Y 3
._ .. “fly—w".-. .
\‘l‘il
tlix- forge. Ur- alifip :uid the hllni t - lllc
forum. llv “ as sun-nerd til-it Hi ._\l:' «nun. 7
where the suilrag-s was morn ll'i£\- i\‘il $3.12:
in England. so lvw Workinziiim “id"
gross—truer even than in run l .
laid t x; ~‘ctvd t»- tliul :i hundrod :- l '2
turn in (Mn-gross. and thvri- “v‘l‘v l. ll'dtV
illlri .
:m;
\\‘l._\' this Wu: an llr' did nfiknou’. aid 1... v.”
uizzii l-- to T id out. A universal and l-‘llli‘l‘
\\ - d L.li,:
if
mm! zuflfi‘ would ‘lv- lll‘d’t' fur llli
[it"li than any uthi-r this of nu
' “as
. all i
the it's-rlilllfifll‘ n n ho “vrv an it
uli- paid llzr rapt-liens of shooting ul-r
trill-'1.
l’rnsi-lvnt IS- nip-n: uv vi-lnl \\ :t .\li
t‘r- ::;« r. nil-l \ud llii‘ll liar:- \\t|\ tiw i~. -u
ii’liy u >i'kiiigiiivii should lac tax-,1. is p..- .v...-..
guirr's bull-1:. \\ liq-n oars were not for them
or > {any nap nann- to than. ll» le-la \x-ll
iii “the laalvratiuzi of (his “or-Ll and lvr. tl..~r-
hand of turn." , ‘
Among tl.-- other has-lotion.- « :l'nrul new
tlu‘f“: L' :.drii.iiing u:.i_\‘urs wt i-it;-~ “a.
[ruliil-.2 tiw bid-ling of "ill-lli‘ :=u~~t::i;s li'
I'il-rkillgul-‘li; dvtnaialin; iii-it ~ 2,3,: 1m“;
4.- lluli'vh‘31lult‘ :i :l.i\’~ “, xk. ll. .1 a Li“
shun, l lam 1n.\\ul ytu‘ ‘ i; .\.w n‘iilsitluti in
li.i
‘ > iii-ilwis.
- Il}\l.‘
.ill r-
m :il Arl!‘ ls. : ‘ ~ .; -\\ Liled
m"! :i:ii- l.=llili‘lil~ 1 -
:3 rod iii-I) u. ,-..
main
.I rr..l lg.
. - .-!.'i '
, bipaajs r-»\\ :t “in nu:
Sunda} .
‘i a
. no
i.‘ i:..r n2
~l -.ii,:
Into 5y Two \Iiiiiile-s.
\\'ii.~iii\<.rvy. ll r 27- _ \\ l..-a xi..-
r.ii:,; tar ti: d » :\ la i‘lsrm- in
pnlflrnp ri' t. .-..l.ix; lL‘ Sia‘t‘rt wow." yes—
tl-iday alt-r“ ~ ll lluii. l'hllt‘li s Niwyer.
(banana -l ti» .-_ :iiniith-i "ll p .\.
and put roads. “as in his (‘Uitlllllllv‘ . - 'lll .
transmit“; Mllllt‘ ltllflih‘fii. .\‘g ringing tn lil" .
‘(V‘l lliv ull gentleman stark-i up th-- stmzrs ,
rat-idly \ntli ‘ iio:iii:i:.tiu:i wt H -i l'~“l
_\|_ luckixnuiz. “ha-b “as Ill Tuculiy ..r.
lk'rlt‘l has-l; “iii: a la\'or:ibl~ rvcutunivnda- ‘
tiurL “‘lmii Hr- i-zp 3
‘14.. h.- “as out of l-reath.ani no uh-lhr ;
hail la- rut- rid the loll-y ul llli‘ ~« Hal“ ll;‘.:i l
the llt‘i‘lrl" lrlis alllli’u'll‘i‘l ln' lllf‘ f:uii:l.ar l
fi-ur tap‘l' it lllx‘ .\u'i‘vt sussiuti “.u’ at an i
end :nri ti." N'lltl" 3: vi all) ‘lll'liV'l. ll id l
- 3...: -: las‘ll tun llldilllr~ quirk -r the-
~iti An 1' “in l "llil.i~lt‘t‘ gn-Lu'l‘al .
-3 mid... sa l;:l\t‘ routirliivd. A:
i-\'« r until tiiv ur-x: su-ri-t i
is“ ‘
llw sonata
lli r:
llzt‘
tlw Sonia! -r rwii-nul
li. \\
la "ll
;! \\l.l 2v
lu- l'u~tal Tide-graph N-ln-Inr.
‘i. “mummy. lug Unifieu-n u'
chm: :. vi the i-nnimiizw- on
you» rd iy ll;l“l‘ttiv~l Saint- r l-utlvr that be
“‘i-ullt not --a“ up his xii-.tit-ii In rw- «idler
tln- \‘ tr :id- pun: lla- hN-lull-itl to raise a ‘
5 i\\_\r:',
«3| {us will vs.
.i
Nut“! «‘nimniun- vii [natal trlepaipliy. San-
:.t, r Lu .~.- says that he d‘l‘x‘ nu: intend to
yzcll :ui “it'll. but “Ill iuSist upon the sch-.1
: l:l3(t_‘ lull jurivdvtiuxi of me 2
sun). ‘. and iv-imrt as early as it is practirav g
ble. Senator E liiiunds, “'ll‘l has luxrutluct'd.
a bill for tl..- ".\l’flldlshlllt‘lil of a postal .~-lt~
graph .‘_\-B:t in. has informed Senator Butler ;
that 13- oid sustain him in his «if-iris to Y
cmatu ii si-ln't committee for this purpose.
And i: is snppoad that all the Democratic
least as will also support Senator Bullé‘l‘. :
Iii-rushing ‘l‘arifl' Legislation.
\Yasmxorus. Dec. ill—The Star. speak- ',
ing of the Inukt‘up of the ways and means :
cuniuiittu- of the house and [miscible taritf .
legislation. says: Mr. Carliale has asked
It. lzindall to name one of his tat-ii! ad»
hunts whom he would like to have plan-d
on the ways and means committee. Mr. ?
Randall unselected lr..Gay. of Louisiana. l
Bisunderstood. Mr. Randall notified Ir. 2
Whale t he would resist to the utmost .
.anattein to meddle. with the industrial
schedule. lt’uauderatood now that than
will be very link, it any, attempt to pro
vultthocouidcratioaof any tarifl bill in»:
Why the ways and means committae. 5
height will con.“ thi- an to thado l
uh. - ‘
* uTiYii
. t‘ _
. M;x~.~~ip;-i. is i‘xp-i'lvl lu addri‘sa llIi' run-
f "l h}. liriN‘i‘uLqu. Slit' «lfl‘lllrt‘s‘
.Urimslcad. \Vay‘s Citullsrl.
THE FlSHERIES NEGOTIATIONS.
Ill- “all. Tam m 'a actual-oat
W to All W
Wm Ian. Doc. “—81- Charles
hm. Canada'- mu” la tho thin
crie- W.mivad here than Wuh-
iugtoaymdaytovhitlnaaibcnolbln
family. 80 declined to any anything Ipeci-
llc about the state at tho negotiations. but
aid: “We have had a number of very inter-
acting mectinga. and the fact that we have
adjourned until Jan. 4. show: that we still
hope to arrivo at a n concluIioo.
I am not without hope that we shall reach a
settlement ndvantgoous and honorable to
all parties conceraod'f Sir Charles. could
not any how long the conferences will con-
tinue. It was proposed to occupy whatever
time was iieceaaary to deal fully with the
subject.
Sir Charles declined to expross an opinion
as to the efl'ect upon the commercial union
movement of President Cleveland‘s mesaage.
as to do so would he improper in view of his
official position. Personally. he had always
favored reciprocity. and ii. thought the
treaty of 1N4 was satisfactory to Canadians
generally. and that its toriiiinatioa in lN‘itl
was unfortunate to both countrioa He
looked forward to closer commercial rela—
tions at no distant day. He thought the ut-
tl-ranuo of the prelident. Secretary Fair-
cbild and Speaker L‘arli‘sle indicated an en-
largement of the free list to include numer-
ous raw mall-rials This would incidentally
be beneficial to Canada. “liii-li exports raw
products to the United States in Considerable
; quantities. There isa statute authorizing
the governor general to reduce or remove
duties on a large number of natural pro-
ducts 0! the United States “bi-never thi-
5 l'lllls'sl Status reduces or abrugatrs the duty
on similar products of Canada. The pim‘i-r
is discretionary. l-ut tin-n: is no doubt that
the- governor general and council Would r:-
i~rciso it “‘lli‘llPVo‘r an opportunity was
nth-rial.
new vo’nx's éOARo’o‘F TRADE
Adopts.
[Uterus-dun
\iarliuis Rerouiinrliilillloin fur
iii "iv Satiuiial Mei-ting.
.\‘Ew \‘i-nx. ll“: 13 — 'l’lm [hard of Trail.-
aiid Transportation adopt-«l for prvsriitation
to [lie National l:llill"l o1 Trade ut \Viishing-
'lun. in January. ri'l‘illllllll'll-lulhills as fol-
lous: That tlio llll-‘l‘lli‘tl T"\‘l'll\lt' systn-ni vi
tax-m should l-- n- lulu-d. but ll -t :ilwlmli» d.
that our eta-unisliip interests should born
courngul by fair payments for postal sur~
\‘lt‘t‘; that a national anti-adultl-raiiuu Li“
should be “meal. that the tax on till‘ ‘lli-l
new! in arts and Ri‘ii‘fll‘t‘§ should in nlixillaln-l;
x that the uwliilnrfi of Hi» pustwllicu delai‘t-
iia-iit slmiild ln- exiviidod iii the direction of
bin-graphic i‘umniunii-at on. that tthii-w-
tmii of (‘Illlllllt'rt'llll union \Vitli Canada
sin-Md ls- vouxrlvr-d; that snilicn-zit --f tli-~
national «h-l-t should be refunded to furm~h ?
aii adwluatv y'l'llliult'nl Lasts for the nip;
lit-lull lain}. a; ¢\'\l-‘lll; that th-- lamill .
bankrupt lull elivuld ln- t'l‘fll‘li‘l. The rl‘~“'
lutlon i‘nlli‘.‘rtllilg postal tvlrgraplq “as
»:iilopti-d “all: t!;-- understanding that the
tupn‘ was l“‘\"‘lllllh'll'll“‘ for. r-yiisido-ratinu
only.
Mr» .\at-ir'B‘iuii-‘ral.
.\‘rw Yumt llw. l.‘-.«-Tl,-v funeral of the
Lil“ .‘ll.~ J~lli Jai‘nl- ;\‘l“l" l-‘o-k plum-
u‘i‘iovk {rum 'i rm-
lly‘vhntn-l. 'l‘h- s. r
V lt‘i-s
durtod
\\ “FF 1‘,
l} l‘.‘ '
Dr. .\lwrgaii l'.x
assisted l y llm llri.
Dr. (i E.
rector of Trial!)
chapel. tho l'.~-\.
“‘illmm ll. lliin~
tiiigtun. ru‘tx-r
(irarv chtii‘i‘li. and
Sui-pr.
.\llis.
tlii lln-v. “‘illiani H. Frisby. assistant ru-vtnr
.\\1i\ll.
4‘ Trinity liq-cl. The twill-carers \i-‘rw
ll mintmi Fish. J din Jay. .\. lir'icic Km;
ii I. Sunni-r. .\lrxziixdor Hamill-vii. ll N
Hunt. >;ln.~_\‘ \\‘--llst.-r.t'~l. H H \\‘ii,;i.l.
l' l, 5, ll. (.‘rugvr and F
Snails. lady was taken
(Viiu-tn-ry fwr intvrmvnt.
\.
lit ‘11
)‘dfi‘dillg i-I' I‘rliultlh‘nll Clulia.
Nit“ Yvnx. llei'. l7v.—Ttii- nunihrr id
d~-l--,;at--s iii iitt-‘sidanvo at the national r- -n-
\-'llli .3. of li-‘l‘llldil‘flil «lulu is all 'lll L‘- 'U.
Thu int-Aviation aux-ml lml at ll u‘i'lu l. llxi~
lll «nan; m i'lii-‘livring hall. 1min; up .l"l
i\ ill'. ii a;~~-i'li ivy .\Ir. J. l'. Filslcr. t-ri-szili-til
-l tln- lli‘pullu'a'i i‘lul- vi this i‘it)‘ Tip.
of .\‘unatar iii-art: as ll‘rllllll‘t'll!
.-! :iirni :ii is almost a tori-gone t‘~'ni‘lli\l0ll.
' -r~- ulll Lo 1“ alti-riioun evasion txoiii "
WT? 'u ELTITF'YlLS i‘V-‘XHHg tho Il-‘lr-
git-w “Li .I‘V :iil-le in ”or large ball vi the
Ex-Cuugrvsoiian Lynch. ul
t'lii‘1l‘ di
prr liliiu m
‘v'll‘il‘ n ~-ii tlu‘ subject of a 'tlllli‘l'll .\llll‘l’flrn.
.\‘ a l'llli‘ tl;»- d i_\‘ .ws‘iotis Will be choti-d ti
tibiae“. aiil tla- spew-lies upon the tarill.
l quur and ~~i|:rr pal-hr questions; will l!‘
riadu at tln- I rent“; gossiunx
.\rnwlwl for lliganiy.
Li'uxs. N. Y . lhu 17- —-Eu,;i-iie M. llan
"ion was arrested at lila home in the town o:
.\‘tril.ii_v, iii rlliS \‘imnity. last Tuesday i-vrn-
' in; It ell!“ n is a middle-aged man. and
has li'el‘lvsl at Sis-rill]; Since I‘Vl. llo i>
\‘- r) p pular am or; all \ilio know lillli ii:
.\‘h-rlin; lli- xiii-t Miss .fiusio Taylor. lht‘
liaxi-isuiiiu~ 2! year-old dang-liter of Saiiiuvl
'l‘ax l~r. ' .\‘u-i‘ :ig, and iiiarriel her fllli‘r a
courtship of only a few Vk‘kl. The- Woman
“ho r .\lrwl l.;~ .iii‘rst is .\ltx Mary Ballard.
»1 l‘ithi-nr'u. . l':i_. \\ lin l‘lflllil“ to liiih- been
nun .u-l l-- the ilefcndiuil. then known as
.\usl... l;.ill.ix'd.-iii 2‘“. Same his dcsvrtion
i-t la-r sla- has come into possosiiuu of a for-
tum-. and proposes l2! spend it. if necessary.
that fillt‘
wiil pix-dan- at the trial two former WlVi-s of
the [HS :iior.
“:0. \\;i) l’lv-iulvi Nut Guilty.
.\‘mi liiii‘x'suicii. N.J.. llm‘. l5.—.\laj.
V A .\l, \\'.i_\' yesterday pleaded not guilty to
lllt‘ iada-tniwiit which charges liim Ill Hil'rc
counts “1' ll stealing $1.000 from the Ellllill't
lillllillll; and Lana xisslwiation while its sun
rotary iin-l tri-asurer. Expert l'uuidiill ill:-
cuvvl'i‘d mat Way‘s thefts amounted to $5\.-
MM. l'ul'llle statute of limitations bars out.
.i-virytliing taken beyond tWo years. Col.
asked for an
urdi-r to examini- the associatix ii‘s books.
“'llll the \‘li'\\' of changing the plea if he
. found that his client had no dx'fcnse. The
. order was grantul. and Dec. 23' put down
(or llze trial. The hail was increased to
i 3“...” 1;: .ldault of which Way was taken
V to jazl.
l: is reported that the major will
plead gurty and throw himself on the mercy
of the court.
Georgia‘a “‘holcaalc Murder.
hiatus. 6a.. Dec. tin—Yesterday wts the
ninth day of the trial of Thomas Woolfolk,
charged with the murder of seven relatives.
Ir. Rutherford, for the default. concluded
his twelve hour speech at 1 o‘clock. and at. 3
Solicitor Hardeniau began the argument for
themte. The courttoohanocaatfi
o’clock until today. Daring Xr. Hard.-
aian‘s speech he was interrupted by cria of
“Hang him!" from two or three inn, whc
ware promptly potent. Thi- M wine
excitement in the great crowd. but order
was prunptly restored.
tl. Illul‘tllll" at lu-
Q 1‘ illn- .\ll."!l- nti iitiz 2..
.fr
ll~1iklli~--ls'
Trinity -
fc-viitinvnt \\. l.:.-l tlm ill-“ill if tin.
EMISSARIES OF IRELAND.
O‘CONNOR AND ESMONDEYAT THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL
A Reception at Which Gunter flier-nu
Prcaldaa And Senator Inga“. Spooks ol
the Waco of the Emerald late—Bedoui-
"on. or Sympathy Adopted.
“'ASRINGTON, Dec. li—Sir Thom-I Ee-
ruondo and Arthur O‘Connor. M. P.. the
lriah agitators. arrived here yesterday. and
attended a reception in the evening in Na-
sonic temple. The audience was very large.
including several senators and representa-
tivoa. Senator Ingalls. who had been
selected for chairman. being about at die
opening at the meeting. Senator Shernuia
was called to preside. He spoke loudly tor
home rule in Ireland and in concludon laid:
“Allwe want and all we pray for is that
Great Britain may yield to our Irish
brethren what. they desire and give them
home rule; and the British government from
that day lorth will be stronger than ever
amid the powers of tho world.“
Senator liigalls was greeted with applauile.
"“‘i- lltl\'t‘ assembled this evening." he laid.
"in the shadow of the national capitol for
the purpose of saying. so far as I can Voice
the sentiments of tho am‘mblago. that. the
cause of Ireland is the cause of America.
that in a deeper and wider Si-nsoitis not
only the Pause of Ireland. but of humanity
itself. We have rim-nililt-(l for the puriw
of learning from these two illustrious rcpt"!L
aentatives of Irish sentiment. what has been
the result of s '\‘i-ll wiitiiriv-s ..f I'ppl't‘sslun of
the Irish [quo by the goVi-rning clauses of
Great llritain.“ and be said. new ho a still
an -r.- ul-svuri- politirian than he “ast should
not Iii-sitati~ to say that if “e are called upon
to i-liomn lu-twoon (Ira-at llritniii or for Irv--
" land in this miiilvut. no Any-n ‘-'\ll i‘llllv‘ll “'lll
bt‘3.llll" l|\' to \\ lint liifl lirl‘ft'l‘i‘lll‘t‘ shall be.
lie did not nndpistand, he said. that llli'
' lrieli rv; l‘t"i'lll-‘|l|\‘t‘w ut liunie lulu du-sire tn
iiitvrfi-rv “llll the unity of tln- llritisli t‘nlv
pirv. lint lil‘i‘lll Britain slmiil I not {org-d that
'llii-rl- 1" nothing so daiigi-ruuv and to llll
lil‘i-llluldi- its itlJiislii‘i'. (iri‘nl Britain Ilinlliil
nut tong-l lliat 7JII'IiRHI of pmple .lrh-r-
innad to la- ll‘t't‘ ran tie-n-r luv i-uslavml;
liruit liritaui ~li~ lllvl nut {org-'t that :{_ilkl‘.
lll' uf i‘lllb'll\ in tln- wrigmril tllirtm-u rol-
onn-s rum-ltvd nii-l lli'lllr\i~l llli‘lf‘ litilvp- lill-
i-nm- under far less ‘Il-fl’tii‘tllli'll than lla-
7,\H~.Iui of Irish limit-lit lizirvq-udnrnl for
(‘l'lllul'lv-fi. He did n-t dmm- tn trn-ncli
lips-ll the prupvrhq-s of the in‘i’u‘lllli. “Or
in mi: u 3n up n tho m iiiity .- l' iinti- as.
but l:-- i’vvlllil not frrgn-t that a lrutnl
lillll d-gru‘lul liiitxs’li sullliery. Within ti..-
iiic-ninr) of mrn “ho llll;lll. ll‘IW l» “illllll
tli-- ..{ \ bad sav‘s‘iwl and
Lurxn-d ti:z~ raid-d.
ll~ v Did not turgwt that In i-vury
I‘rl\i.\ lll .\nu-ri-can li.~tui'y “‘i- liar.-
(“~llli‘tiil “ml: the ill “ill :inl iiialr-v
l l tlu- g. \vriiin; I‘lll‘N'.‘ of “nut liritglm.
and iii that lot gar it struggle tor the p‘o—
wruiliun vi I'Mllsllllllu‘lI-ll lil-ertv upon ti.“
pawn-
iiig i‘l:i~’su s it Great lii Ham; that sliv i‘ull-
surtml “llll tho 5 with :in l ' lll‘d “it“;
l:.o Lv-rth and i' 'lill ll lit 'vl weir: llziii; \1 rl
...’ arlunl hostility to N'i‘lll‘i‘ thv downta l w!
ll-‘i‘ll‘ilI; Lia
1.‘i~‘
gl’V‘Iil
l|ilnl
in «win lum-‘n l: {Hill "1 shall llt‘\I‘l‘ rum»
in li'llli‘llllu‘r !l.:it «luring that awful I“ raw-l
. “as n =2 .1 ltlittlu- livid for .\mwri ‘(Itl bin-Hy
\‘lili‘ll “as ia-t i'i.u-li’:it-~d l-j.‘ ll‘hll Yalt‘l' :iial
i‘v-iisv-‘iatul l-y ll'l\ll l loud."
.\‘~-n:it--i' lxvgail‘ ll.~'1l lll'il'Jillli‘ .1 .\li'.
H'i 'unllnr. \‘lll- q-l upii-iitly prcu-v ‘ l ll.l'
“twigs :l ll"lfllll. :illl “is l'vll final lv)‘
Svliiilfir lliiili-y .\lr. Emiiuii-l :iloi sp- L».
as “v.1 ax svvvral rx-pi'wsuifsihves l'l .» u-
,gr. 1‘. l-‘r-‘l lI lids.“ and x-tlu rva. lips-liar
il- Ian .~\ uipatllv “vh- nrlwplwl and tho
mm ting adjourn-«l
Tlir Turpin; ( win in tin. \‘rnatr.
\\‘A.~iii\..r. .\. inn 1'. . it h“ law-u .1”.
l“"‘ d! ’l:‘.‘lH\', and i‘lzr‘ll st lli‘d. lllill tltv'r‘i-
“as; In ll I ‘::!v ~t .‘I;:illi\l .\- ll.ll‘ r 'l' '"
l 1"" . . ti ii, as Mr. 'l‘ul‘pie ln-ld :i rrpiui‘
.~.-rt.li at» t l i-l‘w'tiuti and no mvutvstant up
p- :u - d l.llll to l'l“ I. ll; ~ soul. llut
tho [-rnt-~t~ that lana- |'I’|Ill§ from the li- pub-
ll-‘liti iiivnilwr- of the Indiana lvghlatizi‘i-
ri'i l--iitly «n-iistitutv. in the vpmmn of 51‘”-
at r limir, ii pi ll
unit-w to I‘”ll.‘lilt'f_ l -r “lav n :i inportrr ~u_:-
igiiixzsl
goslwl to iiw ht'lliilul‘ lhal tlm 1‘ \ninizttco lza-l
\lisp tan-l «vl' lln- uniy hand the
§~ll..l->I' w-rrm'tn-d him. and intimated that
tho cum-niltm- \\..iild mu-t again to
filll\lt!s'l tho Turpii- aim
ii ill-s all
Mm"
(n-ii. 'I‘Iii-iiiae litlhy .\iiilili Druid»
.\l'“ Yul-.5, llm', l? lit-ii. Thoma:
K- ‘ .\mith .liml yi-«ti-rda ig-«l G7 yours.
Noun-lied la“ “itli Salmon P. (ham ill
i‘.x...n:..iti. “as :iH-ontwl l'nited States
manhni :it l’ii.c.n:uili by l‘ri-w-lvnt l'i-lk.
ll" \\:.5 .nluiii-l of the hilly-fourth Uliio Yol-
uziturs. ll‘llli: mentioned for i'unspxi‘Ipus
l-riini‘y. lii lull he “as made brigadn-r
grin-r l. and in DIES lirvi‘ettl-il llh‘IJ-ir
grin-ml. Hf lat.- _\'i‘l|l".‘ lll‘ had residrd in
l‘lmml l; h :i. lit- \\;L\ in this l'll_\ promoting
thy iiiaul tlivlillllli'lll fund. in aim-h he took
gnu inhrmt. “llt‘ll lain-u suddenly ill a
few d " ago. which illness torminatai
fatally 'Vi'SlI-l'ildy morning. * Ho leaves a
“lfl‘ ooh-r ut lion l‘iatt. of Uhio.) and right
.\‘llllill't'li.
'llii- .\liusarliiiwita lint-gin.
llns‘l‘uN, llui'. lit—lit lllt‘ trial of Mrs
llullllrwili yt‘\lt‘l‘|l.‘l\‘ atti-i‘iinwn Sergt. (‘av-
aii.iu,;li. of the .\‘uizinrx‘illr tunic -, said that
“'lllli‘ h.- uas lll t;n- Robinson lliillfi“ Watch—
in; “slip- .\ll.‘ Robinson. learning that lie
was an ixtlii'i-r. x‘cn-LIy threw a“ a)‘ an empty
bottle. \l’itness recovered the battle. lie
heard \\'illii~ say he knew llt' \vnuld “ill get
“\‘ll. :is“llii- old “‘Ullltm doo‘id“ lnm. Sev-
eral physicians testified as to the present-\- of
lira-zin- revealed at the autopsy. and other
evali-ure ten-ling to show the prisoner’s guilt
“ as prmliii-ed. The testimony {or the pros
i-rutiou is all in. and it is generally consid-
t‘rl\l that Mrs. Robinson‘s guilt has bwn
pron-Ii ln'yulid iluubl.
Fatally Bitten by a Newfoundland 139‘.
ERIE. l‘a.. Dec. lTv.——Tlie wife of Henry
Font, a prominent tanner living south ul
Erie. was so badly mutilated by a dog yes~
terilay that she will not survive. Mrs. Foot
went to’ the house of a nei hbor. Jacob Kat-
Zi‘llllllu‘ and while in con emation with Mrs.
Katzllinan a. large Newfoundland dog
entered the sitting room and sprang upon
her. tearing the flesh from her arm and
throwing her to the floor. where he mangled
and shook her until she was covered with
wounds. . “'beu Mr. Katxelnian cameto the
rescue the dog attacked him. and to lave his
life he killed the uninnl.
Declares ll. waa Not Smoklng.
Cixcmiu'ri. Dec. 15.—A mysterious and
probably fatal accident occurred at ‘3 o’clock
yeatcrday afternoon at the intersection of
Clinton and Riddle Meta Victor smite.
aged 16, was carrying a keg 0! powder from
an excavation where workmen had just Iii-
iahedprcparing a blank) a shed nai- by
when thenwalaloudrcpon. and Simiawaa
aaanlyiugonthoground. whuuhahadbcaa
violently tin-own. 80 w- feartully burned.
Stink can give no lea-on for tho
fie declar- he was not Inching at the tila
riiuugli raw tor tl'w cum} 1
; .\‘luri'li
CHOKED TO DEATH BY THIEVES.
An Old Woman's Ontario. Silenced by
Deanna Borgia-a.
Kimoan. Ky.. Dec. tl—Tuealay night
Thom“ Powell. an old an esteemed reeldent
of Carter Junction. who ha: been in the
mercantile blah". tor a number at
assisted by hi: sister. Mrs. Bar-uh O’Toole. a
widow. aged 76. had their store broken into.
him O‘Toole. exciiad by the entrance of
the thieves. began renaming. when Ilie was
strangled to deathiy the rufllana. who then
tried to compel Mr. Powell by threat! of death
to death to give up his money. The old man
refused to do so. when the thieves ievurely
bound and gagged him. They marched the
atoro for money. and found several huudn-d
dollars Wlllt‘h ho 'had accreted. The noise
noon aural-ted some citizens living near
by. who immediately proceeded to the store.
0n reaching it they behold a ghastly night.
But. it was ton late to render nny luminance.
They soon released the old man. who told the
story of the murder of his ulster and his
own peril and robbery. The ritiiiens of the
plan- and the villages along tho railroad: arc
n-iirvhing for the st‘nulidrcla who committed
tlm hellish deed. but at tho pro-out writing
they have made no arrests.
Mr. Randall and the Tariff.
\l'Asmxurox. lit-v. l5.—-lt is reported here
that at a private mmferencn bet ween Mr. ltan~
dall and three or {our rinse and intimate
friends and adviser it was determined that
Mr. Randall eliould bend every energy to
defeat tnrill' legislation on the lino of l'resiv
dent Cleveland's ri-reinnii-n-hiiion. 1 his it
was prvtmswl to do with a small Democratic
and a large Republican sup] urt intlin house.
It is Futi’ll. that tiller lighting and deli-tiling
taritf rmlurtlon Mr. ltmdnll “'Ill bu pre-
si‘nted as an lillt'rllulh‘o‘ rand-drill- for the
presidency to the lh'lilw‘rlillt‘ national Cun-
\‘t‘ull'lfl.
» (In Trial for Stealing 83:.an
li.\.\’i.uii. .\l-u, llvi‘. lit—Tin- examination
of l‘lnrriu-n- \\ liiluv)’ and Jana-s Foster for
lln‘ i‘iililn‘i‘v ivf uld l'rli-r llx'ntii‘ll Ul 533.0%)
cuniiiwnm-d lu-ro _\'P~l~¢l'il:|)‘ in the nzunu'ipal
i‘Uut‘L Tim prisma-r‘ plvadad not guilty.
liriiurtt “as tin- lirsl “inn-is. and his i~.\-
iiiiiliiaiiun continu -d all day. .\ll his rv-la
liiilla “:11th lud~-l (rum lli.~ room. He n~~
twatoil tlm hint) of ll 0 robbery as has al-
rviidy lm-n gnu-n. (in «r- as t‘xullllllllllull ln~
di-iiii-d rh-r Laying \JIl-l anything tint
would iinpln'atv his sun.
.\er llrinicr Iii-cavern t‘inisrluiianeua.
lii:i.i..\iniu-:. l. l,. lh-i'. 1."..-~.\lr.~. lirmwr
nun-oralconsciousness yvstA-rdny. and mud.
a statement d:ini:i,:iii.; to her husband. “ho
is eiispu-vti-dot llxilli‘llllfi tho “ounds upon
lll‘l' lii‘lh‘l. \\ liti-li “1.1 pr .\‘n fatal. .\‘lii‘ .\fl)>
liruiu-r “as rt'allr‘“ Finlay night. and did
not go to bed at all. but lit‘pl running in and
ounus if Innkitig for bi-lllt' nuv. .\‘lie fe-ll
lulu-p. rind docs not know who strut-k li--r.
This roiilradirh liroisvr's atiilu-iiiuiit that li-
\\’u~ in bed, and saw tun men atlavk lli-
\\‘lli‘.
Itev. Justin Fulton and. "I: Publisher-.1
lit-STHV. lluc. ll—lb-v. Justin Fulton has9
\tritt- n Band A: .\\cry. tlio pubInilicrs “in
ri-tuud to print his work until certain n!-
J-‘i'tluimldu [ll\.\ll,:t*\ “i‘l‘l~ S’lrli‘ki'ii will. .\.i_\'-
ii.,; that be upprifl‘cs lli--ir X‘vllll'lillii’v li'
print the liorril-li- things lll Illa l-imk .-n
“\\':.y l‘rn sta .\‘lii’suld “Hid." but Ugo la: vi.
iiiu‘t lw prmlwl in ll‘ll‘l‘ tut-tiliglitcn lln
puld v. No proplw-s to rrler to a mutual.)
uplu-llllml m niiiiittu- thi- quvslloll “hat part
oi the “\‘fk' if any. shall be allplil‘i‘xfiel.
Itoiilungrr upfi‘ta \\ or.
l'E‘l Lust-rim. Dec. Kin—Tho ".\‘iflim
\‘rrinya" puldnla-s in lLl l‘aris rurnspual-
vnw‘ a lx-ttrr from (Ben. lli iilnngcr to .\l.
Saaiiii. "It‘llilx'r of the chamber of Ill'liullrs’.
dwnning Hu- lattivr's i~ll~T to eurivndi-r lily.
unit In lieu. l‘mulangcr‘n layer. The gem-rm
\\l‘llt“‘ that la» i-vusidrrs it a patriotirduty
to ii-llu-re to his military position in \‘k‘“‘ n!
the fact that 1.1- t'xpi'i‘ls a war, and rum-lad»
by dvvlarin; that Franc-J has greater llt‘t‘il ul
Kt'lli‘lilla than of deputiex
lion-lug the lierman Tarifl‘.
Si.
Ilruux. l‘n'. l:~.~lll the ri‘n‘hstag yester- i
iliiy tII'lifilA‘ was r: siimi-d on the t‘t‘rrtll bill. The
alterations mud:- in committn‘ ll! the duty
on wills at 3 marl-s; pulse. 2 marks; barley.
"3 marks; malt. it marks; iii:ii.'.i-. ‘J niarlu'.
lluur. 1'35 marks. \x-rniwrl'i and
' nian-aroni. llll,‘ marks; mill products. libII
lilttl‘ka. The duty on yexut was uteri-used t .
it. marks. The proposal duties on rape uni
rapi- sci-d \Vrn- ri-jecfi-d.
Takoii Mark to Connecticut-
.\'r.\\ Your. llei'. til—Two «lutn-rtives from,
llarttoid. Conn. presented lllt‘ltlSt‘th‘S at the
'l‘oiiils yesterday. armed with a requisdxon
h.- William Harris, who escaped fruni a
Hartford court. room sryeral weeks ago
“lulu awaiting trial {or grand larceny. The
3 Flint“ r \‘liillltcil that it was a raw of mis-
taken identity. but the illicers took Harris
and started for Hartford.
.\L I‘aul‘s Ire- (‘iirlilvieh
Sr. l'Ai‘L. Minn. Dec. ISL—At a meeting
ultlie l'lllk‘l‘m of tho Carnival association
the contract for building tho ice palam was
gin-ii out. and work will be begun at. once.
Thu lllli'rtlflllvllfll enow shoe. skating and
other I'fl|‘\8 liel‘t‘tulul‘is held in Montreal will
be held here tli:a mason during the two
wreka‘ festivities.
Killed by (Hunt P0“ ““7.
DENVER. Dec. 15.——.-\ t‘aii-idian teanister
iianiml lliiVid .\lilo wa- sbm'kingly inan-
gli‘d uiid ilialltlilly killed here yesterday l-ya
giant poo dt‘r explosion. lie was at work in
ail/excavation whorv. whim: to the hard
soil. t‘XpltL‘ilVl‘S “crv llN‘l til loosen the
earth. Despite tho \vainings i-f when~ he
penistivd in handling the pointer.
Burnt-d Alina-t to Death.
NEW Yonx. lll'C. 15.—~.\lrs. 'l‘nomas Dent.
".35 years of age, living at No. 43:} East Eight.
eentli street. was probably fatally burnt-d
last night by the explosion of a kerosene
lamp. She was sitting at utalllo with her
family “hen the lamp was accidentally up-
act. setting tire to her clothing. She was
taken to Bollevue hospital.
Fall in Holt Telephone Stuck.
NEW Yong. Dec. l5.—l.5ell talephone stock
dropped to 196 in Boston yesterday. the
lowest figure in years. Drawbaugh Tele-
phone syndicate stock was considerably in-
quired for in this city. The movements were
suppom to be on speculation al to the su-
premo courts forthcoming the. Bell patent do
ciaion.
Sympathy for l‘oinlerly.
Scmx‘rox. Pin. Doc. li—Mr. Powderly
rented easier last night. and seemed to be im-
proving. Mr. Powderly": physician say:
that if the patientcan have rest and quiet
he will soon recover. Telegram of inquiry
and nympatliy are being received by the
hundred from all part: at the country.
(knahcd by a Cable Car.
Cnrcraiuri. Dec. 15—h: unknown man.
about 20 years at age. was killed at: 7 o'clock
lastnightneartbocorncrotfilxthandWal—
nut-umbbyhlflngmm cable
can. He attempted to imp train the train
and tell undo-the which. whhb pend am
hi bead. tubing it till.
W. B. HAEL 8; GO
OFFER FOR CKRISTIAB
1.000 DRESS PATIERNS.
In hill length. a! lolly [W for useful placate.
A \i-ry nice drou- lor Etc. an excellent mible fold dam Shes. A are wool verge din-u $2.50. An
elegant chevint (heal {a The popular can-linen cloth drtfl. umrtcd r mice. .4. Our 625". 890. 75c.
lull 80c. line fabrics for prim-ml wily. at
' ROBES.
lu mdrr In makc thin vile man i-vi-mtni Holiday rmmu iu our iii-Inry. Ir unl u-il llfltlll a hundred of
our FAfilllONAltuc RUIN-ZS mi (“Until—"Jill mim- Sl m. 310 ml” 38. 31‘: nilwo 39;. Allof our
N5. 8!“. swrubu- in unn- pro; union. ‘1- make that ru-nnrgly ridiculoui reduction in order to crowd
our Holiday rain- in aerial prim-ms.
BLACK SILKS.
We shall n-ll Ilie rch-bmtnl rogaita black eilkl. L-i-nuine goals. i‘\'t‘ ‘ pal-ci- plumpi'd n-gatta. at .‘5 \enii-z
Kc. 51 for llnlikar giltr. gunma- “mu-t rllk- at lilac. Tfic. Ric. (lie. an SI 12L...
SATINS.
l'llirlli‘l‘. dollar ‘_'iKIll| at 69c,
.9‘
3'. hr ratins Fold at 25c. I» r Enllltr‘ sold at 3%.
'i.
Mark-Down Sale of Ladies’ Hosiery, UH": ‘
derwear and Kid Gloves. ;
1(‘0 ilon‘n nf nlit' (‘I‘ll'l'fllli‘l ilc-llrlr Lid pinup. l.iiilin-' (lug pkili glin'rr- $l (Kl. S] 50. Si :5. 3 and 82 w. M:
All llll‘ the“ evening inadvi- lll .\li-llrlilli‘lklfl’ huht fmm ii to 20 humm lrnmli. :
SILK UMBRELLAS.
.3
(hip liit [li‘l\l'llll. :‘fi iIa-li ril\~‘r muiimnl mnhn-llari. “'llll misc-p. at only $2 each. Sizr 2“ turn same as;
tumor. at only $2 :2». war In! vnn- rid. .‘I'. im h min? iiioiintnl umbrellas. u'itli can» to match. and l j
rivr) \\ my iriiiinivd Hi as in ma ‘v an at: War (‘lirhlma- :2". at «mlr $2 filt‘hrll Size 2°, Inrli same
alt-ni- at only $3. (one lot 2:» inrli rxlni iii r' I" ll luavy Engli-li l\\llit'1l Silk l'mhn-llaa. will and and nil
I l'l' mount.- and rill: carve. I‘Uluh‘ Iia\_\. rarnwdt-r. 2m ii. 1mm n and marine. and at uni) $3 tutti. Stu ‘
”1‘ h. unmi' as ulln‘I‘. at nnlv $3.50.
In addition in the slum- four :n-ut ions. m4 4m! um r thv larva->1 liFNIl’llllt'll' l-‘inr [Hahn-Had in all lllt
wt. lirnli-tl lllllki‘r. nl ilw tom ~l priru- I’VI'I’ lilli ml. We ml. all in- minimum l’mhnilm wrm- purrlia-
mu rln-wln-n: Wi- L'llllrflli'u' llll'l’ll in bi- :la cal-p: li.l.’.':ill.!‘ win 2’ p1." l‘ll below the xN-v-plt' of {12:24 czxy.
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tilt“
URNITURE. .
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
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\‘i c I!ll\ c this 3 our an unusually i-urii-it'i- sun-k ot'llaiiitI-omcl)‘ 0
illwlziu‘d iirlli-lvs ~ultuhlc R-r presents at \rry luv: prices.
amen-Imam
l-‘nr Hialulu't‘, Antiqui- Pull-lied \"oud. (-‘uv. lliibbnrd (hairs
.iiiiil nuclei-re. Antiqui- rum-y l'ltisli (‘mcrul Rot-litre in all the
. .\‘ow atuuti-e ol l'liislii-s. lliiiul-«nu- l'ulislicd Quarter-rel Oak and
l‘lii-rry 'll‘iiliIi--. l llt‘l‘l‘). Oak and “Mini“ Pool “tr-Iii and Black-1
in: and Reed Rockers
l’iirlor suits and (‘lminlirr .\ni ~ in all Varieties ul‘ “both. at the
Anfiifigfl ‘ «a...
riucs. .\ ll!!‘;.'l‘ iunurliiii-nl ut‘ Rattan
1’
David Stow, 1
S7. 89, 91. Main St.
I l‘ F'I‘.‘ I ll~i
South N orwalk.
in“ out uiiirk i-t prim-s.
l
Dry (1" muff.
LAllIl-Za‘, (lliN'l‘S‘ and CHILDREN‘S
sMERlNfl ENEERWEAR
1 ALL SIZES,
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POPULliIEflPRICES.
‘ nanr&sw
.\‘outh Sorwalk.
IN
if
39 Washington .\ll‘l'l'l.
.fmils .‘md i'rgrfliblrs. 7 l
V :t'isll.
CHRISTMAS WILL-SOON BE HERE.
TuBK:ats,‘ii‘fiiiiii‘iiws‘fiiiiil‘é‘lLERY,a.‘
E. E. REMSEN’S MAR/Kn
It: will: to :lil‘lll ;.e :i fuel-(lib! dinner for that occasion
is Well Hooked in anticipation o! a Ihlxi‘ i‘liri-tmas lqultlt-SS. and as he has purcliamd lll large
ipiaiilitlre.
HIS PRICES “did; BE REASONABLE.
Choice Fruits 8: Vegetables
of all kinds are also to lo had at his market.
Observe Christmas day prop-fly by [Iltf‘t‘llillrlllg your Turkeys and Poultry til
RE) SON’S ill- lli'li’l‘. MAIN STREET.
.__ ‘yéiiitiyfaléié 31%.
O
Egoples’ Market.
CALL AND LOOK AT THE
Turkevs and Chickens
CAN’T BE BEAT IN m TOWN.
HUME DRESSED BEEF l SPEEIALTY.
Whendoiagyonrtradlngsumdaycalland-ecwbotlcanofleryoulnthewot
Poultry, Meats and Vegetables
-——OP ALL KINDS.—
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A R TYLElEflain 'Street.
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