EGJIIPERS BE-ElEC'l‘ED
A3 PRESIDENT OF THE AHERlCAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
the Attitude ot the Fair-rauc- Ton-uni
the Kllgllt: a! labor Clan-ly- Defined-—
A Watt- Advocating Arbitration.
with : SW: for lulu-d Annua-
”I.
3:1.“me lT.—Atye:tenlay‘s morn-
ing amo- of the American Federation oi
Labor: proposition wu submitted provid-
ing [crown-up“: mnto! five cents
par week in case: of strikes or lockout:
whaeitnnyhodeemednecesaary.1‘lm
Mon Irns mkmlto : mmlat‘ voted
the aniliatei‘l unions. to report at the urn.
convention. The convention {avoml boy—
eating in cases of necessity.
At the afternoon session on iuetl'octual at” -
tempt was made to further increase tho,
[Vivaldi-III“: salary
to?! gnu. A min—
tunnirution w u 5
read suzgutting the
adoption of a uni—
funn label for all
(‘nusdvmtinn of
the report of tho
_ «Innnittee on mn-
. stitutiun «a then
resumwl. The re-
[-urt of the cum—
mithi‘ as Hillt‘ndi‘d
was advptwl and
substituted for the
old “Institution.
snnt'xi. 60mm ,
The repon of the treasury committee was
adopted. It regrets that many mean-Intioiia
have failed to [my their per rnpmi tax.
The report of the oonxmiuae on villa-rs
was then Sublllllll‘i. It suggvslid that low;
delegates he SQ-lfi‘lfil to attend tln= n-ngra'n .
of trades uniom in London in l~\\ This
was stricken out. the fedemtiun containing
itself with reéommrmling that trn-lus unions
and delegates to that “Ingres: T he rep-rt
also mxaImu-iudol n mini-nun In tho limits
of labor and to obtain hotter lcghlatiun f—«r
workinyuien. It had tho following In n-frri
can» to the Knights of Labor. “lllt‘ll was
adopted by : rioting vote:
mm‘th 0! the Federation is due. to the
fact that the mm nlau :rc- marl. .314 In am‘ par—
ui-lear lirnncli ”f itileiqrr in: :d’t‘hfill‘tll the nailin-
u! it and tlp- infill-ulna: conned-«l “2:2. I: l-IAIh-r
than 22.no- rlp. are unahiixaimnl “uh the (Pi le,
and liurw- thvnrfi-re 5‘4““; 1“;
ts 11 that am,- {a}: tiwn: (L- r;.:! I . .
that lbw Strikrii wtnrh have tab-ii Fin» 'n
past fr: gears in natiziei‘tinn \\ 2:): Hr
have made U,»- Inrexla-n Ll trail ‘: »:\
Irma-l ‘llli the "mung-omen! u! H r allmrx, :I.~
i1 hm; been I’ll‘lulllarf tu ulinn <3' 1-. mi an“:
lens ii! ll; wanna-is uf men (“like p24.» iii. 5 nib-r
llrlf local funds urn- exlmuxh-t HF-l- r 1*
hark ‘0 work. The!" I< in “he“: --'.tIInv:1
taxing: sin] ruin ll} 1:» n own 5:» II; a AIL-‘1
III-1. t‘fi'qniivzinx .1..lll ikfv 'EEA.I1:I
\m .tr'l‘ man? u!
'Ew
~f l.
433‘s 'z:
....,
. 2
Injr I E the Km lIl~ u' I 1 mar
llu- trades uni 42> I-uiztim ted n .ttx ILA-A .‘Illl‘ru'flli
Frwlvrlti-«u 1-! Int-tr hate inn-II am lug:
fn'rflwfiin and I: hate their «i-;»‘iaratiA-!I of IAI’ uplif-
.th-nhh III-\istziu-‘r €»- (fa lv-s “1‘.
tin; m lull!) new. hair lam-I; rim. VJ 'nrrign In
H. «'- 1 3-1: 3‘. ;,.~ \\ 531;“ u» git-grew t...n::I waizf‘iwt
i~ Ii *. le‘Av-zra -l- ~2; w: pai", \I-A at» 1., now ma:
(her part} . -r I- : r film }i 2m- to 1-» fl xterm: uni-A
th- .r1 l-sum -u< -I i: u- t ninth sli . ii i 9-0' u. i t
In} Vl‘in I; I -r if m: 3: -'.\er
cun>1s ~15"! Hutu mini" I. 1 I1- A'~_‘»I rs i-r Iuvn uh“
title llwtzisrlrrr knights v! Lulu-r.
Prank-III (il'flll‘t‘n intro-luv“! n rusulutinii
I‘xprrsmng sauna. than at ”iv v flux-LI: being
maidu In . ~!:Il;.I~lI Ii treat) h.- -tuwu the
l‘nitvd Stntm and (innit Britain looking tc
the settlement by nrlntratI-m of all filllt‘<lltlll§
Jltlh'ult nl solution thrnugh tlIJ ordinary
tiiv'lr I-riu'
«'11:: :npp {s 2; 2-.
digiluiuatir cliuiuieis. and thanking “'m. li.
Cry-men M. l'. fur lii< \‘Xiuéilltlti of ”he
"take: of his \‘isll to this country. Mr.
Joseph Wilkinson tnckml un iii-
amendment :
And In ails. one ml our sympathies In Mir 1» -
gm of [mum m ituu‘ «rung-k f ~r 5A1."
following;
Mitt
mum. and ‘uudemu tl: preu‘nt In din of x2..-
lin'adi .-» \--ri.-;:- 1.: Iii the men's-,1; 11: iii ~ 1nd;
IVAT‘“
.Hrl-«rrul Iv I‘uiuuirttwa
The f~ll<miug ~ tllwArs \VI-h‘ r5
rustling year l'rw‘hlrzit. H unzi-
SI- 1 York first \‘lt‘wt‘fv‘: L Ill. lliim-I .\lr~
Lang *hlltl lirnl l\\I'l-*l. Ills . a “HR! tint-
prosidimt. “‘Illmm Marina. Tutsi-um: wrre-
tary. l’. J. Mdiiiiru Philadelphia; lrornh
nrer. Gala-lei Kilimxhtnn, \V3\liil:;i'"l.
St. 1.”qu was rlmsen as the pin-~- fur hold.
ing the next convention. and use IBIHVq-uil-JEI
no} ’ul’lit‘d until today.
‘tr‘sl for HIV."
Hump-yrs,
utth l'arlinuirutari‘nnc.
It. —».\lr, hand Slim-Ly,
l. l‘., who nus urn-stat in Luna-rid; lilt‘
other day, nth-r evading the Iu-lao- for a
long time. \\ as yeah-hwy N‘lll-‘lii'sfd at Baily—
necty to nine month.“ IIuI-risonmrnt at hard
labur. Tm. peak-m,»- ua: llllfV‘t‘Il i -r in.-
participation III the “‘oudford meeting on
Oct. 1". .tn aim-«Ill from mute nee mis 1.1km
by Mr. Sheehy s Ivunwl and Ill" prssmmr
admitted to hail. He was iIIIniulIau-ly m-
arrested for Inrtirqution In the “1114;“; 1405:!
at l‘lmmiel Bail mas n (and and Mr.
Prion-III:
ln'uus. lk‘t‘.
"Hung
Sheen; was i-scvrtul under guard In t luulnel ,
jail ___,____
Death «I a I'I-pular Comedian.
Tito". S. Y.. Dec. ll—Juiin lie-“Sun, the
{WK-diam dial suddenly yrotenlii)‘
city. where he was pliiymg \utliilw bun
mum-any. Mr. H\‘“$\’ll had bun sutl'vrin‘,
for several years “11!) our ruin of :hr at 11:.
In .Julk'. l‘Vl. Dr. 735. Rulwrkuil. of New
York. Mr. Hanson‘s Play‘h‘lan, had dis-or
union made goods. ;
AFEARFULBOILEREXFLONON.
rho Pun- lnnantu Inlet uni In:
w Wounded.
Wm Cnlsrn. h. Doc. Iii—Flu par-
:om mkilledaud u nunymoreinjnred
My aha-noon by thauplatou of one
of tho haiku lntha thaworka of theEdiaou
Electric Illuminating company. The killed
an T. “'nlter Entire, the superintendent
of the works, head blown nearly 01! and
body badly crushed: Elwood Becket, colored
bod curler, body terribly molded and
crushed; Mary Jones. a. school girl. 14 years
of age. struck on the band and died instant-
ly: Samuel \Vebb and John Bradley, colored
laborers.
The injumd are: Edward Schotleld. n
lineman, badly wedded and crushed, in-
jured internally, and will die: Frank Kin-i
nan. : luml-erman, scalded about the face;
and slightly bruised; \\ Illinm Richardson, a
firemm, scalded :nd cut on the head: Jacob
Bronn. n laborer. sewn cuts on head; \V il~ g
ham Allison alalmrt-r, legs cut and badly:
scolded D 0. Taylor clerk of the tour“.
and sm oral workmen whose names are not i
known, one Inning.
The explosion was terrific. For squat-cal
away the houses were shaken and windows
lIrukon. The big building was ulnust lie-E
Iiiolished, ltlld large pleas of iron Inuehinrry ;
were thrown hundreds of foot. in the air. *
Many bricks and picevs of iron um! Wood
were found s-Ieral squares nuuy. Before
the smoke and steam had half I‘ll‘nn‘ll away
'the tall and heavy smokestaek fell with a
crash, knocking down the, walls of the
building, whirh WI'N still
burying the. men who had Inforu stood some ‘
chance of gutting out alive.
Vt ork was immmlinu-ly Iii-gun to extrieatr
stmul ing, and 7
the living, and then attention was turned to I
the dead. Then.- II'ns known to have “1““ at
least tr-u prisons in the l~uildmg \\ llt‘ll the
butler blew up. In half an hour ull ofthum
' drawn-led to Mulle
still linng had been «lug nut. que of
them is tliuuglit to he (‘Hllgt‘r‘lll\‘l.\‘ wounded ‘
except Lineman SelI-Ifiehl. 'lliv physi-
cians any It will he lmpuisililc fur llllll to
live. Turn or three of tho others nrve
aevcrnly scaldal.
Supt. T. \Valtvr Embnw‘s lanly “us the
last one tn l’e ru-uvvreil. t prvsentwl a
ghostly npp-aranm». A pieq- of Iron or “fund
had struvk him on the head, almost sevm‘ing
it. Mary Jones, the littlu school girl, was
walkingnsquzirenwuy at the tune of the
explosion. A heavy plank strurk her mnl
rrueliul lu r skull. Shi- Wm II l‘lfllllly killed.
Thu l-Iilii< .uf \\ {Al-tn and [Illl'lli'y Were not
found uutilnfter dark. It is learn! other
III-lies muv ll‘ uh lvr 13W \lt‘l'r \
A DANDV DEFAULT ER
: sensation “us I ll'ered'
’ Ohio.
THE REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
SECOND DAY’S PROCEEDINGS AT THE
NEW YORK CONVENTION.
A Generous Reception Awarded “on.
“‘ltllani 8. Chandler no no I‘m-en the
Audlence—Blnlne'n Emu Still Evoke:
Chum—A Liquor Resolution.
NEW YORK; Dec IT.-After Temporary
Chairman Ryan had called the convention
of Republican clubs to order yesterday fore-
noon the names of the club: wprcsonhd
were read out. There were 350 in all. repre-
sented by! 1,353 delegates. As the names of
John Sherman U. S. Grant Charles Sum.
tier. John A. Logan, Ben “ ado and James
G. Blnine were read them was continuous,
applause. As on the first. day. ew-ry refor-
emrc to Blaine brought forth uproar-ions Iip- .
planar.
To listen to the mport. ot the commitw:
on rules and order of hu~incss war the first .
matter to he [Iti-
tended to, and SI Ii~
utor “'I'llinm E.
Chandler, of New
Hampshire, step-
ped fol-until as
chairman of the
r l - III m i t tee and
made the report.
Mr. Chandler} ap-
penrnneo sent tho
cum-entiun into an
hysteria of up-
plauw. and he eun-
nlnlo Iln-di-lugutes WILLIAII 1-2. (‘llASDLEIL
n-fusod in do anything but ya”. At last Mr.
(‘lxauiller was allowed to rcn'l his report,
“‘lllt‘h was very condo;
UNI. Robinson, of Binghmuhui, N. Y..
infernal a rl‘SlllllllUlI favoring Inch-Med liar-
lk‘l‘tl“f(‘ll"§. A n-aolutiun \vliieh euuvaml u
A) \lr Gl‘th‘M of
It \\:I~' one \lt‘llnllm In; tln .‘llvimlllle-
nIeIIt ul' Sir-rotary Lamar tn the supreme
hem-h. All resolutions \wm referred With.
01“ d\'lllllt‘.
The f0lln\\'lllK resolution was iIffrAri-il hy
Mr. limbo-ill. ul’ lliIIglmmt-III. “hum Tmupw
rary ('lu‘llrlllllll liyzui cullol "llurrhnrdz"
R-sulvvxl. That Ilw via-use nt‘ this “Inn-mini is
that the pres-An! IiirIIY nul iiitvrxial nan-mm tax
‘on Wlll!l-}' and xuhiii‘cn should tr umiuuiinwl.
, and the I.--t proceeds from um‘ky uud Lil-new:
: t» 'I’lllt’lllu -n.
‘ mg n!
Ila \\nrr (sand 1 Inlhvo int IIII- ICIIIQ'lIM‘ ut
IIrIuI-iilur‘.
l'lltl._\ltl~:l.l‘lll1\, lm- I., 'l‘lzi- >ystI-tnulit'
mouse at rum-cry which Jusv-ph ti Knight.
the arrested defaulter of the Minnufm'tun-m'
Nzitiumil l-mik, rarrn-«l nn' fur twenty ’Vt‘llm,
is the mam tupIe In lllr‘fi‘fllllllt‘llhl! sucml vir-
clog. l'remdrut Mellie) . rl thr- bunk, Si! i that
Knight‘s. relatn‘m’ a."~ wry \uultliy lllltl
i'vu‘nl Linw- raised the 3‘13 "I” sti l" -n In a
few lIv {I‘\ had they undvrliikvn t-ie tibk.
(Due of the din-clung “hen :Iakml In «A xplum
why the fraud was not «internal. said tlml
tlnvre “:Isi-Iily vim nay tn pruu- Klllg’l‘t‘fi
:IrI-wuuts, and that was to In“ tho III-in lilllltl
«kl-mm. u;- «lmly nnl he If the viuluum
(«u-tusgs urn- n-I‘rm‘l. 'l'lii‘ Ilirrvtur< never
thought «J Jul"; flu".
Knight was nutivenlule fur his nentnem
and rather ilmiihliul nypenranoJ mid hunks
younger than he rwfily H.- nln 1y:
\lrt‘aN‘d m the lmt ul fiislnnu and boosted
i-f ui-Iirui; u lrv>ll suit uf underelutlies («wry
day. ll-v “nrv as Iiumy n!‘ llll‘vv and smur-
lint-A: 1. m‘ -'-r tin- tli‘rt'lW'IIl suits n Week, and
lxml u dull-run lull fur rm‘h kind of “l'illllt‘r.
lingiilmly -~\'rI'_\' mwrniug h-- w- uh! ride
dint" lnwn III II >lrm-t car as far as tlw rur—
Iier of ('liral lit and Tliirtam-ntb street: lillll
then walk Iluwu the former tliisnsughfsirr tn
the [nut at Third nun-ct. The other rlerk.‘
tulul him llt‘tlltl this In zilu_!\\‘ I if his g...l
rlutlima. It is thought. that the slant: ninth»
nil‘ uf running lill\!llt'!“i ii: the lumk l-l'lul' lu
l‘T‘Jgiue Knight u vhmwv tn lulu- a little
Illflllt‘)‘. '
ah.
.‘Irfi. liq-hinu-n‘u 'l r|ul (’uIiI-luilnl.
Bonus. lh-v
l‘lu'lfil yestwrilziy Iiflvriiawn In tho trial of
Mrs. ““2”"qu fur ‘hlisuulll'; >- \‘e rul of her
,-
ii-
family. The pi is aner \\ as tho-u an I‘ll tln
_ usual or I-nrtuuih tn :- l- lrux'vi the Jlll)‘ She
. mucullml lit-r t Anuum 1 an i tliun arose and
halul:
1A\'..ur Lunar, Iiiy (nuns-l nth L‘l‘.‘ In"
. 1.. my nulhln". Lot 1 mint my hero that. I
in this ,
end that lll‘t‘ofllt‘dlfiu had Iii-art dxtlii-ulties.
and :ttendrl IiIIII afterward. He- «drug-l
him I.» give up the stago, but a: the iii-tor did
not feel, for financial remains, that he could
do so. he did not follow the physn-iau‘s ad-
llr. Xckeuzlc'n Opinion.
wxnox, Dec. 21—1): Ml‘xt‘nlle has sent
: ding-tell from San Hit-mo. in which he
states that the appearance of the crown
pinur‘s throat Is better than when he. ex~
mined it at the turginning of Non-tuber.
“ltistrue,” he says. “thata small growth
hsformed higher up Vin the throat. but it
”not the malignant apmruwe that the
[armor had. The growth which appeared ’
while the prince was at Karena has dimiu~
Hind intim. and the swelling of the glands.
has Wed.
“0 Ant-Saloo- Iii-punt“...
Dec. 11—11».-
clonedhsterenhg, after quite :nenthusi—
a‘ic mutt-hick.“ partsofthemne
6-. m “W It...
ma. Danish—Gen. W. T. Shu—
nm II lguilty‘ Mrs. linlnimuu sputu- III ll
1 \\ mi l tri- Iiiuéwxisxwivv. \‘Eie tainted while
1 nimx; the cum! ruum II! the rum-.55 which
: ui- “ml. \Viivu eulirt rwrpeuml Judgi-
Kmmltnu l‘lflTJI‘ll th- jurv. ulm ratirnl,
an! d the e III! II ij- «Iran! until tu-«luv.
“filming-d [run- honing “unwed stuck.
llAlllllblll‘lLti. l‘II.. hue. - Judgv Nmur
tun granted n pwliminary uijuuetiuu yester-
d1)" n-striuinu; the “the ‘l\ uf tli.- Newcastlc
auil ShI-Iiangu Valley riiilruad i-uIIu-iuiy
from trolling fit‘llllx ux‘ szwk. Au nllidiivit
from J. A. limmk. of Lawrence county,
states that th-w- utliu-rs purelmsel the run}:
fur the rumuf
mick m tlm amount ul Sffnl.tlll, for wliit'li
nu nmxIdI-rutmu was paid
$30,106 Huium‘ til-m says the road can be
built fur $lltulk'. and that any stock Issued
in or that amount and the sum paid as. pur.
chase IIIuIie) is lii titiuuS.
‘l'lu- "flu-r \“iilo of (In- \‘lury.
XE“ XORK. “1‘“ 1--—Tht‘ Star to-duy
'llul‘lth‘liésh S!.‘ll"!llt‘lltu( tlii.~ affairs of thx
Turtilita Hum-s. euIItrmlIi-tmg the allega-
tions reei-utly mada by The Herald against
the nuuiageuh-nt of the property. The
mines are shown to he in actual operation
on II paying lmsis. and the character of thc
niaiiagem ie rut-lulrlfid ll)“ testimonials from
men of the liIgiuzst national reputation. Tln
article of inn lrponit inn show the capitalisa-
tion (a ln- SAljiilJll},
sum
Suits have been institutal against The Her-
iild for slander.
The Fastest Time Ever Elude.
L‘Ixcxxxafl,
other than f mm M",
’ llllv only
. Inmwnt.
l-lenlxlwl innwn; tlu- “oh-vi, :i-‘x‘nrulm; to III--
In gm t Wltl‘Il the payment I f tfn-
title-a nu rral v43?" at the his! Inn-nus uf ilmpus
llu' \llrl-lll\
Seiiiitiyr \\ Ill: III) M. livnrta. who wnsunzui-
«Aln s~ u prruuuiunt l‘ll’llrllliul, nrxilu
one of his rh:.r.u‘h~ri~tic qua-hrs «m "simu-
Iug the IvnaIiI-ui. Alter thanking the can.
\‘t'llllull tar llle’ lmnnr t“il){\'rl'| Il \llh‘ll li-III hr
went Into Ii l-Iinf l‘t‘VlI-W of the “fr!“l'lll‘.‘
message. nu»! urged the ll-‘I‘I‘Sslly t-f paying
attention In tho vlmrgi-s of i-Lecuon frauds at
tho south.
At the w-uvludun of Mr. Evnrts' Arlilrefi
Mr. lluylc‘, of “luv, Inn-sent“! tho rvpurt U!
the eunimntm- nu [i‘l'lllllllz'lll urgulnmt‘uu of
vluhx le rrpurt struuglv ndvmxihnl the
orgamuitiuu nul “11" Iufii‘mxuuuiic‘l by drafts
lur I‘ullsllluli-‘id wf Imtiunal mm
lrngum'.
Altwr the rI-pm't of tho m-mmittm- on per-
urgflll l‘tllflll hail lll‘t‘n rem! ltll-l
‘IIilupto-‘l 2i I'wmlutmu was :uluptul that tliv
'.\l',:(l:l|-'HL\ were only '
slum. rind Iifh-rwurds issued ;
'Kurs till ‘0 SflY,
;puea' Mindan-
IlI-lvgnIi-ms Inn-I nnl fi‘ll‘t‘t ll \‘Imhz-I‘vsulviit
unulsn-ri-tairim xiii-l prim-m lllt‘ll’llillllt‘i to
tho runvvutmu.
A “new! thanks was thiJerul Mr, ltyun
{or lll“ "He and Impurtml N-ri‘n‘es as lump-n-
rnry rlmirnmii.
At 1:1!) rim-xi was taken until 3 p. lll.
During the ru‘cfi the various delvgntiuna
Inctnt their liutel headquarters. lt
\k “lit-ll tlu- umwntann rI-Iuwnihlml.
During the News lllt‘ Ne“ York Jr-‘iugutes
lam! llll't IIt llu- (ii-mad Ill-r: lmuw
iA.Iu:'used fur l‘flllhlltllltt‘s {or ntllvvn u! the
propurwl national league. They luil pI‘Iu
patrol the fullowmg list: l‘rrsident. L'liuun-
cry .\l. Depcu, New York; \‘lk‘t~pl‘r.<ldl‘tll.
Jnllu'r l-I. lllnnclmr‘l; rxecutivo committee-
mnu. Edgar T. limckctt.
ll\ chairman
Indy tn nrv'h-r tln-ri- \u-rc- lulhl
"Hull,“ mrl Hm. Nathan Hull,
\"Irgmin. n-sp-mdwl by Ii spmmh in which
ln- Iuld uln‘ the li. pul-licunx ~ ~utli uf Mus In
and Dunn s lIIiu “eI - lil- -pulihm\n~'. It. “as
“I
As >002}
I»!
(‘rlt'fi
I“ :Iuw tlii- pm!) rq prvsvuted prntnctiim to.
Amen-mu labor and Industry. and universal.
ciluratiun.
Mr. H ell
.\lr. liluine,
<13th of th‘‘ “any. fllltl l-utli (Imus then. was
:I seIIsi‘ItII-Iinl deIIIunsII'ntiun uf approval.
After Mr.
plank-I'm iw-In rtul. The platform n-ovuuls
the virtues of tlI-~ Ri-puhlimiu party and has
this to say of tlu- predilent's manage:
rvlerx‘wl twive I'nviduntally tn
Tl.- pn-xiih-m luul dour-aided from (llt‘ dignity
I" lus’ I-flli‘e III for u~ In emnert In“ «unamunmml
duty Into a partisan ulna-ch for I’m? ~ ow nlxru“ of
a pair) rn‘uuilmulwl lvi III-- ‘lllllr‘l‘i of thv
gw‘t‘l‘llllh‘ll! The platform gun ~ uxl Iogne the
huh-n of the pruh- c “w taut! IIul to tl‘x‘l‘lllt' in»
uruutli ut‘ the cuuutry In its lrxn-tlnint effect:
In rvnw-meui‘r uf (lieu ~ I: “N m\ tin
tln
the ‘N‘UN‘I‘lHI‘ pulw) a» In do w u'unld
iii-lustrics and throw laborer: out (I!
Curls fur the lriivlit of the British.
dent‘s inusmgv- is further Ilvscrlluwl as an invita-
tion In the American people in supflufl the
hllh-h‘N :uul iiianutui—turt-m uf Enriqu- instead of
our on" The liel-uhllcun party “on“ Wilder
.‘lII-‘l‘l-‘tl iii-lrpAn-lunt of Eurwtw.
plus. the lieplihlwmi [arty put
rem-r l-y Ivduciug L‘lfllluu,
li:I\.- sin-nu tlu-IIImAlu-s llufllI‘I‘ In do Sn. l-ut pr“.
:l mndi Ill
; sluvrs .-: Hump}
The platform then churgvs the Democratic
party with various offenses against the pub-‘
liegmul, and confidently appeals to tho sup-
’ [art of the country.
nut. the extmragwl ‘
"f 9“."“uw‘ as has boon mwwd‘ Eden of Philadelphia, Speaker Noyes of Mus-
Tlie resolutions as read wore approved. in
sir-relies by Wm. Marie of Maryland, Mr.
“’ulit‘ of \\'Iishiiigton.Col. A. London Snow-
snclIusctts, John MItchcll (colored) of Vir»
‘ ginia, and others.
Dec. 17. —-Tho cumin-moi
ligament railroad in connection with tln :
Western Atlantic will establish on Monday
next the [astest schedule ever maintained
between Cincinnati Ind Jacksonville, Fla.
.‘l‘heir “Limital” letring in the morning
will arrive at Atlanta the same evening,
EX:oun. Albany and Way-cross, the next
‘ morning, ml connecting with the fast mail
arriving at Jacksmtille at 12 o’clock noon.
The schedulu of twentyeiglit hours between
Cincinnati and Jackaonnlle ‘u the fastest
ever made.
The fume canoe-t. ,
Wmscrrox, Dec. 11—“ is prohoble that
‘theTho-ebe—Carlisleeaae will notbanettlad
linootnmittee until after flow“ A:
‘thecasenowstands ”shanty-question
of hwmvdfiwhidiunlnaattledon in
“‘hcn the quatioxi on adopt ion of the ro~
port was reached, fir. Eustis. of Minnesota,
milled for action first on his renolutjou op—
posing Hr. Lama’s confirmation as snpmmc
court justice but he was ruled out. or order
and the report. was unanimously adopted.
Air. Eustis then tried to again Oder his
Lunar “solution. but Chairman Ewart: Quid
the resolution was in the hands of the war
auto.» and 311-. Eustis was out of order. E
T. Bracken. chulrman of the New York
delegation, moved that the [Amu- resolution
be manual from the committee. )lr. Rice,
01’ Massachusetts. aid the convention should
not throw nind at any man. Others“-
haulaat
i of nocuring harmoniou‘ action.
3
sllllt‘ ‘
was 47
and,
H flirts l‘ll:lt'|l the,
« If “'mt '
m naming the I-us‘iblw‘ «mill!
Hulk speech the «runimitte on,
[uniform :
n. put-lli IIII pom n lih‘e tn .
Tho pn-sr ‘
A; to the mm,
It down when in t
The lwnhwmls ,
it by making us the ruiuuien-ial _
THE vixen QUESTION m caucuses.
nonunion: Dona-tutu:- In Antietputkn
0! Dangerous Action.
Wunmoron. Dec. l'L—‘l'tio Ropubllcans
of the home have been holding informal con-
Inltatloxu upon the tan-la qnutlon, nnd talli-
ing the matter over generally to I06 how
thay stand. Mr. Reed. Mr. Kelly, Mr. Mc~
Kinky and other: have been going about
unong those memban u to whom they Were
tn doubt and taking mnndinga, with the view
They have
gradually pared theirproposition down from
what they would Ilka it to be to make it no:-
mptiihlc mthelr mcmben who lean toward
tarifl reform until they have got. it. down to
where they think they can all agree They
have di'cldeil to meet any proposition brought
forward by the Democrat: with one 0! their
, own. which they will propose as a substitute.
They have not di-lluliuly and llnnlly decided
upon the character of this substitute. n: to
every mutter of detail, and tin-y ennuot
until they learn tuurl‘.‘ 0! what the Democrats
; are going to propose. They will allul‘U)’
hold a more formal cmiferenc: for u tluul
, adoption of the plan. As it stands now i'. is
uncertain whether or not they will prupuhi‘
‘ to take the tax 011‘ sugar. They have ngrwul
us to tot-acre. but tlII-y bllll lmvv some things
to ronsidcr before settling UM! question as to
_‘ sugar.
llunlneu Fullurro.
NEW YORK, Dec. l?.——Tlie business tull-
ures occurring throughout the country dur-
tbe last seven Iluys, as reported to ll. (i. Dun |
&Cu., number. for tho United Suites 254.
and for Canada 34. or a total of 23". us
against a tntal of 254 Inst Week and 2“ the
“'t'vk previous to tho last. Tho figures for
the corresponding “L‘t‘ktll last year “are
nlsi. -_\\'-_‘.’IM iu the Unite-do ‘tnI-m and .L‘ in
t ‘aundn. ”-llic large incriyise iu the Iiumbtr
Hf riuuultles this week U\'t‘l‘ the prt-le'u‘i
\"m-k uriwsuluu st altogether in the \r~A>:i-rii
slums.
A Satisfactory Tout.
NEW Yonx. Dec. Iii-Tho steel crulwr
(‘hirngu was sulijm‘tel tu Iliu i-uutruct trial
for hurscant-ruu lung Nun-l snunl ya"
tcrilay, and it. upwars that her performance
crawled :Ill I-xngtatwus. Beginning II!
9:30 the cngium were kept at full spevd for
six consecutive hours, without nevidvnt o1
any kind. The members of tho tt-lVlMIl‘)‘
board who IICI-«vnumniwl the ship t‘Xl‘l‘l'afi
sausl'netiun at. tho rx-sults attained. The
Fliflt‘tl nl-uiIm-d was slightly in excess 0! 155‘
knots nu huur.
Drama-II to tho Svall‘old.
l‘llARlJfit“ t‘ITI‘. lows. llet‘. lT.—Clu-ster
Bellows was hanged yesterday {uranium fur
Ihumuxuler of Aiin- \Vnta-ruuiu. his met». .
Shortly :Ilh'r lU U‘t'l'll‘k. [Irvparutxuns fur the E
It quull‘cd lllL“
"Xl't utInII “irv lngiln
unitul etl'urls ol' usur luv u to place tho [mud~
Mills» on his u rlsts, and the y Wen» only suc-
umlul utter throwing him to tho
During the Inuiee ho hit one of the guards ;
severely on lllt' lmml. llu was ilI‘ziggul up
the swim of tho suitl'ohl inilI‘WllN)‘ Crying,
“l‘lenm don't."
.‘Ir. (‘lIlliln Nut a l‘ainlldute.
l'IIII..uIr.LrIIIA. lice. lI.——'l‘m-
Gvergu W. Child: \Vuul-l nllun lil> name to
. l-o pn-si-uted at the national lidpul‘lu-nu enu-
\‘I-utIon as It candidate fur pxuiilem, “as
Ill llll‘d by Mr. (‘lilldzi )‘I'ali'l‘ilzty
He said:
I
I‘I-put'l. that L
EDavid. Stow,
87. 89, 91. Main St.
Iu'tcrum-n. .
"My u-ntnnent us I-xpri-anul 1w” '
80c fine fabrics for prerenta only. at $3.
“5.318.320 robes to some prurmiinu.
our Holidny Miles in useful Inn-gents.
:Kh’r sutins rum :1 film.
100 drm n of our relvlmun' dollar k! d "liner.
.ailmw “only $2 :15 thick“
rib-nu III on!) 59.
im lI mmr a:- ahm'u 310le $3 .50
wk brim-u Ill. lkt’r. til the l0“t"l grin-.- l ur I; .u! ed.
tl.\ W
l\' l' Its-k
4' ft. ii! um’x $2 30031 M
Hue lot 2n null iAxtrn I‘m: ar. d h: m. \ L1H .-
“AI- tannins and >ilk cut! (‘ulurr nan, cmxieiiti . :m II bro“ Ii and marine and 3'. (Inn 5' l I Am h.
-h mé. mi.>. 1k 1 Inhn hm: u .9
W. B. HALL 8; 06.—
OPPER NR CBRBTKAS
1.000 DRESS PATTERNS.
In full length! ly mm for natal club.
A ury nice dust for Ste. An excellent cable fold am: 8! L25. Ann are wool we divs; 82.59. An
ele nt Cheviot dress 38. 1119 pop pnlu annulmen- clolli dress. (ammo I: as. “. Um 02343:, ($0. The.
I, ROBES.
In man to mute thin the moat qutlul Holxdly run-(m In mu himm- no out you at In: 31 (died of
our “summon; R0333 an follows: .49 m rum; :4 w " m *
310 ml was $5 312 rotun- 31; All (at our
Vt I: make this tuttningly m! culous reduction i-A urrh r to crowd
BLACK SILKS.
We shall roll Ihe u-lrhrntr-d regatta black silk! gf‘nllltlt‘ ETM‘.1\1?Y plum Immwl n :1: r3, :3 75 cums.
EL‘C 81 for llulikay gifts. gunman (mini: rilkn at (me. fix: talc. 93c and 511234-
SATINS.
’A r eullns sold at 'lvlc. l’lmhx r. Ilni’ mr'.
'Kldt‘ at 69c.
Mark-Down Sale of Ladies’ Hosiery, Un-
derwear and Kid Gloves.
Lailn-p' do; sk ll - mes 3! I1), 51 50. $12 5 3': aLd $2 50.
All Ilw he“ ennui}; eludes in MI lquucm. n: k: Ils‘ from IS to 2!) trillion Mam).
SILK UMBRELLAS.
3 (inc lot Helm mi. 26' In lI rilier murmtul umlvnllafi u uh «am as. at 011:) 5’.‘ air [I
fim 2‘ and: same :3
IHIT silk flJllit‘ll win: mminxud llmhtvllflr. mm mans Innmiili and In
(A \I r)‘ u :l\ Ir mined m a; In um I' an :Iltmcuu Chm-rm
hurt: zm lI am: I:
;uitlhfld Inl-
Siiie 28
In addition In tho show four that lots. “-0 mall um: llll larfiu-l fl’rtll‘llflcll‘ Pint l mh. - l“ in thl the
5 1m xamim our l mbn :lflr he furr putt-hue
mg tlrthll'fil, as wr cunnuuu m. m to In ”H grim»: Eran; .Atix z‘ i “11-er113 below Ihi pens-5x- at :his Clly.
W. B. HALL 8i CO.
FURNITURE.
iHOLIDAY GIFTS!
”—4.“...—
“‘e have llils'yt-ur an unusual") I-xIeII-lt‘e slut‘k of Ilnn‘lnomcl)’
For Inslmu-c,
.nIuI [Int-ken,
In: ('llan,
' destgncd flrllt‘lt‘l pnltublc for prt‘ht‘lllh “I very low priccn.
Antique Polished “'ood. Gov. Hubbard Chain
Antique Ftinry rum: (‘oi'ercd Rockers III all the
3 New “Index of Plastics, llmuhnmc Polished Qunrtcrcd Oak and
“00". '
ACIICI'I')‘ Table-n. I'lIcrry, Oink Iuid “'IIIIIIII Foot Rev-III and Black-
A Ian. e. Iiuorlment «I Button and Reed Rocker:
I'urlor Suits and Chamber MIII- In all York-tics or “'oodn‘. at the
ilowcsl market prices.
yvnrx ago when my nzimu “‘ll‘f sp vkun of (Ur V
tlw milieu has not change! In the least. 1
thvn, upprm‘izitlng the eoIIIpliixIent. push
tin-1y declined to allow the use of my hum ~
and undvr no circumstances Would I ucwpt
any ulllcc, grunt or small.“
(lulu: III tihiI Gulf Strut“.
llALll-‘AX. N. 3.. Dee. l7.—L'nusually
heavy weather In tho gull stream “as. n»
ported by all Vowels nrrivmg here lately
from the \\'r~t Indies. Several
mi-l to llfl‘fl‘ l”‘l‘ll lost from the \‘w‘ovls Ilurv
mg the hoary gull-s.
g 'lllll‘ mot with terrific north and nor! liwest
giili-s Smith of lirriliuilu. She hove to for
(wur ‘liiys lll ii heavy Iinrtlm‘vst gal», llll\l L
USEFUL and 0RNAMENTAI.
{X'l‘
during that time \ll'l‘hfil l-m‘k H" :IIIlI-s.
She arrived lit‘l‘t‘ yesterday {rum 1'. rtu itieu.
Criulu-Il lIItu : Fern bout.
SEW YURK, lk-I‘. Iii—Thu- UM DnIuinIon
line steamer llreulnvnler mu intu llli‘ Erie
frrryl-out l‘aivunin In North rivI-r. yt'Slr'r-
ilrly afternoon, I‘uttIni; It hole in the ferry-
luufll‘s Slllt‘.
'lmt were injured, in [not si-rlnu‘ly.
i‘oilisimi iwcurh-Il Iieu the furry slip.
s“). guy, 7nd tho lnltll “as qui‘kly IIIIule
fast and (he lui‘xsengl rs liiuilwl. The l lama
or the nlhur has not) i been lix‘ntI-L.
I".Ill‘0p1"§ “ ul- (‘luiul (iron—lug.
lAVNDUN, 1h i. lT.-l‘lIe 'limes‘ Vienna Ill-3'
in favor of Sending to St.
diutely Austria's ultimatum, followed in
; ease of an unsatisfactory reply by It rapid
‘ march luy German and Amtrinu
‘ thukussimi frontier. It is [03:le that war
is iuiniixwut and can in no case ho xxisllunwd
longer than tln- spring. The feeling in
K Vienna, the dispatch says, is intense.
, “minced \"ugra for lrouworkefl.
BETHLEHEI. I'm. Dvc. 17.——Tlio Bethle-
. hem Iron comm")! yesterday gave Imtico of
a general reduction of 10 per cunt. in wages.
to trike rfl'ect Jan. I. The filflsflll assign-«l
is that the condition of trade and the re-
Iluccd prim of rails in the market make it
nt‘t‘t‘mil‘y for the company to mine» the ex-
penses of niunutncture. This reduction still
lenvrs wagon several per cent higher than
eforo tho advance of last winter.
To Built! In Brunch Line.
llmmxmnr, Conn” Dec. lT.-—The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Hausa-
, tonic railroad was held yosmrday, and
directors were elected who organized and
wtlt‘tw “. H. Starbucl: president, \\. H.
; Stevenson, vino-president and general manu-
Izcr. It was voted to build II branch line
from Newton to Huntington. to connect with
the Derby railroad. a distance at ten mile:
Governor noun-en‘- Funeral.
AVGL'STA. Ma, Doc. lit—Governor Marble
issued an :ddroas to the people of the state
last. evening, ofilcially announcing Governor
Bodwll’s death. The funeral will occur
Tuesday from the stato hours, where the
holy lies in state until then. Among the
pat! Maren will be Hannibal Hamlin, D. F.
Davis, R. M. Plnisted, Frederick Robin and
John 8. Cure.
The Poet Whittier-u Birthday.
Armin", Mon. Dec. I'll—The eighueth
unniv of the birth of Whittier was
catch-am ytliepeoplo ottlill townyutar-
day. There was a union meeting of all tho
‘ uhoola, with appropriate literary examine;
. and the fellow townmen ot the renal-nun
poottaltifledthotr :Rectlon and steam in
nrloulwny: .
m Blur Educational m
Wumorox, Dec. 11—11:; mat-oeu-
mluee on urination and labor unanimously
to report with tavonhlo race
1 dation: Hr. Blair'swednentidoual bill.
'bfllnpprql'lmup 070000000»
.MWM , ‘
gIart- ln Whihwuodll-
1M.
manna-lard-
lires llrt‘ .
The l-I‘ignntiue Evun- ‘
Sewn-nil Huwugers of tho frrry- . ‘
Tn».- .
in Jer~ l
A. Dickerman & Son:
patch suites that a strung fueling exists there ~
l’etexsl'urg immo~ E
fun-es uu ‘
.I'Imiuss
South Norwalk.
l
J.
.‘I‘U K'
GK:
EYSJ}
3‘.) Washington Street.
_‘
.31 sh, fruits and frgrtablrs.
gm 9500113
NBLIBAY PRESENTS
BO'I‘II
Soutli\ \orwalk.
CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE HERE.
If you intend In spend the day in town, you will need
ENS, GAME, UFLEBY,&B.
In outer to arrange a lint-clan; dinner (or that uccaQun
I}. E. REMSONS MARKET
Is “cl‘ stocked In anticipation of a Inge (.‘lmrtmu business, and as he has purchased :3 urge
quantitit‘fi.
HIS PRICES WILL BE REASONABLE. ‘
Choice Fruits 3( Vegetables
0! ill kinds are also Io be had at his market.
Ohwrve Christmas day properly by purchasing your Turkeys and Poultry at
REMSON’S MARKET,
MAIN STREET.
Quultm, carats, «Er.
Peoples’ Market.
CALL AND LOOK AT THE
Turkevs and Chickens.
NONE DRESSED BEEF A SPECIALTY ’
NICE ASSflBTMENT 0F CANNED GOODS.
Whudflmmrbaflnxunmdmwmtmofiammthowot
Poultry, Meats and Vegetables
———0FALLKI8DS.——
A..- R. TYL-
‘Wiu. ,
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51 ‘flaln St :
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