SEEM Ev Till; sum;
M AND CALL INDULGE IN AN
lNTELLEQTUAL BATTLE.
warm-r- can-5m- mm m anu-
-ltya-lll.lo€ “Mum-tho
I“ of Alligators—The l‘napcahablo
III—- (E Slaw at Disc-“inn.
Wamscroa. Dec. 2L—Scnator Call. who
mud to have prinbd at length in '11Ie
Rectal loaday a memorial from the citi-
u of Chit relative to theadmissionof
“territory annotate, returned to the a}
a May, and was mmful. He and
mummm.w of words and
eloquence which entertained the senate {or
about It. Edmurhinn'sted on his ob-
m and Mr. Call then—upon carried out
his that. of Lleoday and readthe memorial,
and mm the ratification.
activist. Mum's ILLNESS.
a state-eat ho- Illa l‘a-Iuy at to tho
“Wk Condition.
Am“. Dec. 21—11» family of exISecre-
my Ianning anther-ind this statement
:aat night a: to his condition: Hr. Manning
mine to Albany on
Tuesday last from
his New York real-
donce to spend the
holidays with hla
eldest son, Mr.
J a m c a H. Mam
hing. whose real-
Iiing has not had,
either in New
pasta-.1, Iasxtso. York. Albany or
elsewhere, any recurrence of the attack
which prostrated him in “'axhington in 1886.
nor is any expected by his physician. In
lbw said he «thinly had not
fiedncu-ityd thematorfrom
MR: thatsenator had stood behind
55min hierarchyeverytime that it:
had any “mt-errata) advance or any whole .
m “glamorous“: lie had Ilmie so
with a great deal of ahahty and «Insider-able
Dal. “can” give “vacuum-the praise
of “absolutely dumb standing by that
5.6: d pastas through thick and tbrvugh
fink (some good. «me ill, and hA I-L
fat-(tad that the senator would continue
to do» amliLinpnmaof ume_ l'tah
drank! hum astute,and the Coiled Stan-s %
mmtjmn should be changed 5.. that (Im-
{enoa night he a senator tmm two states,
ho had In) doubt that the sI-natur from
Florida would be the first senator whom the
Imhmrchy would select. HI.- could
mint-c and at to have primal In The
”cord «her statement- showmg the utter
EM and mum A the pf‘fihliluun.
at that it wane a mere trick ‘0 fit out frvlll
under the harsh: \F‘ masters and twin under
the bars of thr anion.
It. Calisaad that the senator from Var
meat was nut "la" sincere than correct In
hi: mu that Mr. Gall had stud lh‘hllh‘
1hr )lnnnIaI hwrarchy. He ha! stun-l lII-
hindhtmun right: when the u‘uulur n.1lI
mutate (1m Itv taught to pumm .m; dam.
maul do“!!! In Utah by Lgaslauun
I‘hirhthc speaker regarded as our natitu-
flea]. mun-ling and Inhumau Tbr a-na! Ir
has me! laurel kin; alto at“ I I: ..; I per
C's-Ii tn: math: I r you ital jun-c. s, r pr m
tam If the mud: I»! jushIc. llx- undr.
by the mint-nu: uf reliable Intiazzn‘ »-
[museum and lkmocrata—timt no: mm.-
thunatvr cent. of the pagnsatran ~~f Utah
{attired pvlygzanzy. “JV Ila: use )‘v 1mg 3“.»
pic I! fly Irmtmry arr-s nuanzmI u~lv Ip-
passed 13.! It. and submitted can» ev-ulluuniy to
the legzsflatzam of (W The n! (sermons
I! ti» my from \‘crmvut I‘I‘re ram nn-l
first. and u'tflby K’: that ”no: 1'. Til-9y
Ich- not malai- II: a mat” If i sic, and
were a“: true as a matter I ! fact
It Stewart was upturn“! t» pirating the
Mann} :n 1"}: line-uni. as 1! nglzt ms:-
1335» £246 2:: [132; a< 1mm; an (’XEW $2th 1“
03mm; that It: minimum: as a flair was pm»
552.3- 1: pro-tat Size- to: ‘ri‘t‘l‘ntfik by a
flaw “zflKwdxm. _a hierarchy. He did not
lrhrrw- 111th? Ins such a firm; as {nulnru m
1.1821 Thar Tan}: \m luIdI-sulzn‘l: 1hr .‘Iwr-
mens had J
wen;- cmei. unlr‘anl vi. min-as~ 6:314“, lir-
tbd not want to sea blah admin-xi trail. the
I’m}: 5r Lassa-II that sly,- arena} finish p223;-
my ‘2...)I at any I-vxluzmc that she aI-uzd
nl; nah 1hr ~ rganuatmn “lab‘ll gurvrnml
Harman! With a rI-l «If Ira-n, and I 11‘3u~it“al
Esther alga-m living amsmg than.
at. I'Mil‘ri denim! that the ans-unwed
the 1:1st Inf ‘Jluui [II-urn.
m ‘hrk ”14039731: \af rial: was will;
firfiq (If winch about "05“) were 31...».
gram As lathe mt thatuot mun-
map-rm: attire lonnum hen. no.
#3313935. he stated that tLI-y acre all i”
Ill-M sofarw as ind mourn: II! the
dxu‘lnnv ta.— Inna/trawl, 32...} a 3. :A f “In: A
“'1‘ . Iisrntr rI-vvintl I:
1!: Cat} ~aIl that “i; Lat-In;
luv}; mi l)‘ 1.3:: l'. tI- n.l :aaxxxxniy l-e
prank-l. llI- aitizlrI-u h» r..~» EII'I; ..
‘YLISG lrlng altar-ed i I \l' 1“}: Mr
M .3 In in: as: It“: his lacgad
Wt- hilfl‘as. an! the gnuaur hull
mil. ball W. is Itxal to i. z~ I. untb
'wgny In Lb TI :nnz‘.‘ I . I ‘ ‘ ~21. :; 1" “1'
fair; [29» 23:: I; he sa: «1 ”1.4: La‘latl l-Ig.
we \'21’}‘ distruztfui I f :uI-m ruix :im:
at- v; m with (a "quit I» be Jaunted. and
W8 and tn the -t\*urrcni‘e-sz u fen y
*1. ‘3}.ng a znyrr land l-Ia-zi prszztul In l‘lw
3.915 the: was very insulting 1H :2.” yuan;
‘xz‘x‘nz‘tgz; fin. )1: Elmuuh wfIIrI I :.. a
pa;- r 1 :Im-nt-xl by N‘mlur liiair and which
Selakfl it :ti- r robin}: accused Mr Blair
7' (51 our :w'. u only 93‘3““: In!“ The Rmuirl
‘ A win «use on u! rod alt ut tII- )I an
a“. sugatur Sherman [accrual l-v r...
and. a nsI-ruunai In h-fvl't‘tlfl- to m. 1.1;...
u.“ :- éjfiiin‘ the Hrs Moira-s rIvr r lauda.
nmleeIt that Is yI-t lqurv I~ sign». T .-
mréuraal thus 3‘ “It“! In th‘ Kw: «rd. and
“h.“ premier-l “as found to curtain II runs:
loner anar‘k on Scnulur David Dams and
“(m- tutu figat‘d he the toll. Senator
W angina“! to the ornate that hr
1‘
fle It;
:1: I:
' hear radium; of ‘hat the memorial run- a
mind. w JIM fur pres. axing it and it
monument from the film of the ammo 2
The» little rinses. .\tr Edmuuds say‘ mus»
his: to leak with suspicmn upon memorials
(w to the Chinese.
hunnmuuta, III-c. -l.—-.\u application
for a clash? as a Knight of Labor amt-midy-
has lawn M‘thd and drink! by tlII- germrai
“.mlaiv «I the or lcr 'nII- aHIlII‘atiI-II
came from the lihimse laundry men I l .\‘.*Ir'
3'“ figural Samury LitI lIuIan III-
aided not to grant the chartI-r without posi-
tirc instructions from the general ram-unn-
[m and the latter ind Ila-matter in abey-
vane until the general assembly now! up.“ .
flux-case. Thervsuh'wasthe Wasacnr.
My ill-km Sea-cur)“: Litclduan‘smmse‘
Imam: charter was refused. This was the
find instance in the hmory of ‘1)“ Knights
of Lab-r in which (11in- have applied for
mm in the add;
WHO-WEN“
Saw You. Dec. L'L—An uptown" ‘n
on the firth avenue elevated I- ‘
avid-infill mans thrownfrom
thcmcknearthewinflmtstationin
Westllrwlway yearn-day afternoon. The
eatshampI-dahng ovethatieamdwould
’havcfalkninto tho “but forthefact
“43.24, than... \|-~ .4“ (II- trim ,
the nature of the case. they say no such re—
,rurrcnce is pouimo Mr. Manning issome-
what weaker than before making the jour-
ney to Allmny, but his appetite remains
gut and his mind is at clear as at any time
din in life. His condition thI-ugh serious
:uwingvto the physical weakncss. is not. at
[-rwcut alarming
iTHE NECESSSTV FOR EXTRADlTION.
The Ad\ Inability of a Treaty llctueon
l nr-le Sam and John Bull.
“'Ismxurux, Du: 2L—Amuug the me
i morials prcscntrd to the mnatc yesterday
:was that of H. II. Lyman. vicexprrsiIb-nt of
‘ the American Surety uttntuny of New York,
: praying for the ratification of the cbnvcm
that and proposing an extradition treaty bIk
itwecu this Ivuntry and Great Britain. signed
. in London. J one :5, IXV‘I. extending the ex-
EtraIlItiIIu law to cases of embezzlement. etc.
The remarkable part of the memorial,
1 which was presented by Senator Elsa-ck.
E was in the exhibit which accompanied the
inn-maria). The exhibit was, the memoth
.Ist said. :I partial list of eIIIlIczle-Im-nta of
[aim-:15 ulm had flal to Canada. The (IL
[I Ira-s. It says were all commuted since the
[)l’xi-NN‘ I- Alth‘fltlull was si grief, and must.
:4 m.- m within the post war. The I-thbIt
: zlvvs a list of fifty- ~thn~e emlwulmucuts and
V the :IIIII-ttnts in each ”‘3' The large.“ cm~
l-I121I-tuI-nt IIutIIl Is that of llartholuuwiv,
ZIII- Insurau‘v man I-f Hartford, for SHIN.—
.u}, and the aggregatv I-Iukuluucuts foot.
up the sum I‘If 53 Kt“ 5‘0
FOR LOVE OF HIS WlFE.
A (‘ aaltirl‘ “rive-u to Tim" by III-r Inn;
SlrhnI-aa.
(Human. lbw. 2l.—-CharlI-a l-‘. H. Arnold,
assistant cachicr of S. A KI an 8‘. ('It‘s lmnk~
in: hIIuoI who “as be} l In tho criminal
won for I natural-uncut. has made It u‘rIltcn
Taillft'ahlxill. In It he says lII- \I'lH Waive
’ examstmu-II and plead guilty (4.) any
Ill-llt’2lll"lll charging him “ill: steal-
Sfl‘gui, “inch amount. be says. «Ill
“Iver rverytlnug. Arnold I: SCI yearn
ll. llI- had on bad halqts and was trusted
|lll3<hx‘$l‘)‘ Ly thv firm. but, his bwuaelmld ux—
pI this ..;It*I- lawn h-avy till fl\‘&\-llll! I-f lbo
lung ~IckuI-aa' Isf lus “2f“. FNI tumlve or
f-«urtI-I 2} years ah» ha: luau a I-IIIIliI'uxwl in-
vriisd and he has watrhcd 'nvr “21h bender
lI-Innen for yum Thrv‘ or luur Wt‘t‘ki
sign an «rmun- was noun-Ii on on“ of AF
un‘vi‘e hails. Experts sn‘n-tly I‘Ivrknl on
the lw ks and Ilinmvcnud Iliscrqmucica
Arnold was I hanged with theft. At first he
Inn-«l. but 3‘: I: I.l_v lrokx- down and coufcscd
his go ll. Has arm! follnvII-d.
l'cutI-«Iut and "la (‘Imgrv-zau-I. ‘3
Sunnis. N. J . III-I: L’tl.--;\l courting
heid by the llIIllI-ri‘ile Avenue Congwgm
,taotzal church, this city. last. evening. a \‘xalt‘
aas taken ‘utafll the question of accepting
Rev. ll, U. l‘I-IItIqust‘a resignation, and I»
suited iut‘uuagnmst the anvplam“ and 3.3
in favor I f :Ircrpting, Thu 5 I‘Ivly of the
chord: mI-t :tftI r“ :Ird. nzrl the voting
tiguutxfl tlw gt.» m was hit!» ml. lu
rach Instance ft I‘IIIInIIttu-«Avm \t‘lll ta Mr.
. l‘rnln‘xfit. l-IIt bedm‘lmwl must pusslavIly to
remazu as pa<lur IIII lur any circumstances.
.‘IIII
t‘haml-rrlaln'a Idea of \\’laroualn.
il.\l.tl!~~lti. 11w. ‘.'l.-—-\\‘lII-II tlm llon.
J "I1“ t‘lxtmlII-I'iuui \NtI-Il lztllllllh'rt“ on
111:: Friday lav was eiInwu tlIrI-ugh the John!
lluplIIIIs umvvrslly. and mtrmlun‘d to the
‘l‘u1!t'u‘§. Animig IlII- lattor Iva-one from
«us \\ lhfl‘x‘xl‘ial. \ntlI whom Mr, ClmIIIl-I~rlaiu cu. I
"ml nu.- c ‘HYI‘IX'IUUII. Mr. Chamberlain
t‘h‘lh‘l IvIISIIlI-mhlc 3‘!‘Iu$t'lll\‘ll! by asking
flII- “t-slI-ru bu}: “quc _\‘I:u :Iuy m‘lnmls Ill
\\-l>(‘\‘ll>.l£! ‘ and “as l‘\ IIlI-Izzly .suryrnml
. wlIIII ix: fI ruled ti. at that s ntv lumatul many
institutIIIIIs of h m um: 7
Gladatone a lliailllrmll‘dm
Luxnux. lk't‘ , L'l.-—.\Il‘. lilatlstulw, ill a
letter erttvn to a I‘rirIId n-ley, and that
' “ummg would phase him bI-ttrr than to we
the Terms returning to the pItIIlIIIII which
they appeared to luv lll tIx-II ymm ago. and by
gratin“; autonomy to lx‘I-land bring about It
2 hearty. Iadlsululdc ulllt‘ll l-I-t \veeu Ireland
and Great lirItaiII. “lint.“ mid be. “If they
.lcave the Iln‘ismu Inf the question in the
bands of the Libel-alt we will IIverI‘quc. not
{ tint or twentieth time by constitu-
tiIII al lllt‘:lll\ their Mlstflllfi‘.“
Collision on I Itallruad.
, St. Louis. Du: 2L-«A collision occurrcd
é yc-slcfllay near Xeuport, Ark, 'bcleGII II
50th bound passenger train and a north
‘ bound (Night, U“ the. Iron Mountain rail-
ruad. Tin-fireman vi the luaxcugcr train
was instantly lulled and the enginwr, \ al~
i enune‘ Seriously wouudnl perhaps fatally.
Roadmaster English was severely injured.
The baggage master and express nitwngcr
were hurt. slightly. The passengers were
well shaken up, but. none was injured.
.‘Icridrn (‘lty lilcctlun.
MERIBES Court. 11cc ‘1. -—lu the city
(lection yesterday Dr. C ll. S. Davis (“\‘lll )
was two-elected mayor. Both branches of the
city government are Democratic, for the
first time since the incorporation of the city,
twenty years ago. Davis‘ plurality over
King (flap) is 524 The common council
stands twentyvfour Democrats to six Repub-
I licans, the latter being hold over men.
A lath-cad War Probable.
CHICAGO, Dec. -1. —-All the waster-orall—
roada put into afoot yesterday the new cut
tarifl between Chicago and the Missouri
nver.
wwmt.and istho sametarit! recently
inatmurated by the Wabash. ltis stated
that if the rccaiverot the Wabash maku
anothercntthemadswillwagehitterwar.
Bcdnclng the Wage. of 3,000 Men.
Scnmx, Pa. Dec. ESL—The employee
oftheLackawannaIron andCoalcompany
anathema Steelcompanyhaveheen
lateradthtaudueflonflloptraut in
thatwapawmbmonlaa. 1 About
gamma-M
GreatStat-lathaxorthwon.
Wmuv'l‘hem storm
ofthaatarnnkrepurhd from all part of
lilac-eta and Dakota. Wham
aragnatlydchydaflélhwhdxbltl!
I
It reducesrngca on all classes 15 to
HORRORS OF THE: WRECK.
DRIVEN BLIND AND INSANE BY A
SNOWSTORM AT SEA.
Hours of Enact-lug by a Schooner”- Grow.
The Steward Swept Overboard—Tho
- Captain loaea Illa Reason and Dies—A
Graphic Recital.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—_Thm feeble and
sulfering survivors out of a crew of five
hearty men who sailed the schooner
D. and E. Kelley out of Norfolk harbor
last Friday were brought. into port. yes-
terday by the Norwegifin shimmer Oden.
Capt. Define, from Port de Paix. Two of
the sun-iron Were colored men—JohnW.
Coleman and Frank Taylor. Their legs
were badly swollen, and they had not yet
sufficiently recovered from the effects of
their trying experience to be on their feet.
The third survivor was the mate, David R.
Campbell, who, although his hands were
badly frostbitteu, was about last evening
when the Oden hauled into the Erie basin. in
' South Brooklyn. Mr. Campbell, after mak-
ing nrrangcmenta for the removal of Cole-
man and Taylor to the Marine hospital. told
the tragic story of the low of the schooner.
The l). and E. Kelley bail a cargo of lum-
' bar on board for .\cw Haven. Capt. “X C.
Taylor an experienced skipper from Provi~
deuce, was in command. On Saturday af~
trrnoou, when the vesse ssel was twdve miles
cut of l‘hmuix Island. a heavy squall came
up, and Capt. Taylor headed for the Dela»
ware Breakwater. Soon afterward the wind
shifted ahead, and in order to avoid going
ashore it was ucne‘snry to put about and
hl‘flkl out to sea At 6 o‘clock in the evening,
' during a terrific snow Squall. the deck lInId
: slut'ted and the schooner was thrown on her
starlmrtrd beam ends. The crew sprang into
the port. main chains, where thI-v clung for
gut», \vhilt‘ the vowel drifted tlIrI-ugb the .
blmding snow toward the Show. where she
': [truck at ll o‘clock. A sea thou wash-l over
Ithe port SIde, where the crew clung. The
‘ stowanl, a young colored man who had
' Ihlppt‘l III. Norfolk. relaxed his huld and was
- swept away. For an instant be was seen
struggling. than a flurry of snow swept over
him. and when the wild whirl had posed
away ho had diszIppean‘IL
, agents persist in selling copies of the paper
‘ of cork and a committee of the Cork branch
3 but could not ask the priests to cease to be ‘
POPE LEO’S DECLINATION
TO BE INFLUENCE!) AGAINST
LAND BY ENGLAND
IRE-
Wlll Can-e Jay Among Home Bulara—Tha
Duke of Norfolh‘a Mission to Rome a
Fallon—min Irish Bishop Oppose: Pan
no“ In Illa Great Work.
IILONDOX. Dec. 2L—The Duke of Norfolk.
who went to Rome to conveyto the pope
the congratulations of Queen Victoria on his
jubilee, has left that city, curtailing his
visit, so The Paris Ganlois asserts, because
of the absolute refusal of the pope to inter-
fere further in the relations between the
Irish clergy and the people. Mgr. Ram—
polla, the papal secretory. the paper says,
informed tho duke that the pope had (Il-x
ready used his influence with the clcrgy.
patriots without. running the risk of causing l
a rebellion of a section of the clergy and the F
log of the hold of the church on the people.
Right Rev. Edward T. O‘Dwyer, Roman
Catholic Bishop of Limerick. writes In the
papers accusing the Nationalist umvslque-rs
of trying to coerce Mgr. I’vrsico and the
[)4 p1, and condemning their methods. He
declares that the prcsent gut-lance of the
Irish agitation is p)litically stupid and mor— i
ally wrong, The bishop denies that he sup- Z
ported the government. in an intrigue with
Mgr. l’ersico. He admits that be approved
the land agitation, but dot‘ltlf'I-s that he cum 2
demued boycotting and the plan of cum-
paign.
Mr. Clancy, M. R. apeaking at a league
AM
elegant Cheviot dress :3. The popular mlmere cloth dress. assorted San“
?
;alm\c at only $2 3.5.
1 l‘ \I ry way tritium-d 2-0 as: to ma I: an aumcnu- Cllfirllilfl‘ “an at or; I 32 '1‘! rat-h
meeting in Dublin yesterday, referred to the 3
reports that the government iIItImded to try
to soothe the Irish by granting them a Cath-
olic university instead of home rule. and?
said that the Irish spurned such bI'ilII-s. and
that no mess of poltage could vvcr induce ‘
them to abandon their birthright as n Imtiun.
Nuthtvithstanding the imprisonment of
Mr. Hooper. M. l’.. and editor of The Cork
Herald. Mr. Tanner. M. l'.. and many news
containing reports of moctings (If suppressed '
branches of tho National league. The mayor
of the National luuguo have summoned a
, public Inn-tin; fur the purpose If adopting
Smauaftvnmml the dI-ckload wI-nt uver- f
lxmnlmarrymg with It the mammast. After I
being relIeveIl If ths load the schooner E
Salowly rightul, and at midnight the four ‘
f survivors crawled on to the quarter deck.
: Tin- crIlIIu bud been sIvept away and the for-
5 ward turf \if the vomcl was curnplvtely under
water.
= changed to “1‘5! \\ unl and the \\ reI-k floated
I III and drIftcd out to sea.
Soon utter llthllgllt Capt. Taylor mortal
up and \‘er‘i nut that bu could no! see. Lil:
sulfvrings bud 'rI-sultnl III l-lmdnuav. TlII-II
lns IIIIIIIl begun to “'alldt‘l‘I "1 cannot sec!"
in} t‘l‘lIKl.
some um- trIkI‘ luv to a hotel!“ Tllt‘ll he
rt‘oclII-d out in: bond: and grupul fur some
_ une lu lgud lLlllL The main finally ln~
I duct-d him to sit Ilmvu on the duk. lie
finade a four III’I'i=lIcrI-Iit rcmurks and then
sunk Luck. and his sumcuf sullen“; gave
“fly to tlu- punrviul calm I»! dvatlx. Sum
uIrut lulI-r flu: l-I-l) III the part old l'lll'tlllll
I vuu wash“! U\'\‘rl>u&rd. At 1‘» It‘d-wk the
next ultI-I'uwu the survivors \xcru pII~kI\l up
' by the llIIInI‘ on lumrd I-f \\ lIII‘lI {Dry “1‘!“
treated \IItlI I‘Vt‘l')‘ kllhllltk\‘L
x Capt. 'l‘zIy‘l‘p-r “as n “*IdIIu-or.
oral clul-lI‘I-n in l‘ruvxdrucm It. I. Mr uuned
the D. and E. KI-llcy, “lllt‘h measured L’U'J
. tuna and “m built in 'lhtil :It Bull‘s l-‘crry,§
, 2". J.
Catching (IgatI-ra with Itillca.
BALTIMURE. 13m 2L—‘l‘lu- summer llam-
iltIIu, of IlII- stow nystq r navy, crune to Rab
mks mul uIIuIquuiuu.
that he was attacked Monday at Swan Point
by IlnxlgI-I‘a 'l'lm Hamilton went to Swan
hunt to drive the drcdgcr: away from for
biddcn gruunds. \\ hen the lattvr queued “N
on ht'l' from about hu-uly svliommrs. The
.uwk‘muwk “a: pI‘rfI-mtul \Vllll bulb-ts. IIIId
tho pilot Ilqu rIIlIlchl. ’l‘hl‘ Hamilton had
I but at small su} ph‘ uf ammunition and arms
and was Ulul‘l‘tl to relive“. {caving tlw
dredgcn‘. in nonunion III the Ill>pulod “yup,-
_ Innis. .......-
l'l’wo Killed and Thu-e Fatally Injured.
I JUILXT, nix. Dru 3L—The and “all pt (I
‘uculy I‘ulllplvlnl Two story sumo block.
LIIIm II as \lII- l‘uu‘l-I‘r l-lI-ck. fill in yesterday
‘dk‘rlll‘lfll. carrying With it It number IIl'
V wul'lilIII‘II.
'JIdm l‘nlnur.
‘ killed.
l “‘Iélmm nl‘lllullfil \urc lakru out from
l: IIIIIlI-r liw mu.“ “1 stnueaud IIIIIrtIIr, hurribly
cm and .1 jun- l 'l‘lu-y cannot lIvI. Alton
'IIMII [II-(.1 1:2,; and ll “\Vlllk of the mortar
Causvd Ilu- “uh to settle and finally fall in.
The Mummy: failed to anchor the wall. a!
din‘t‘fwl by tho Mt‘lllu‘t‘t.
II workman. wore Instantly
The Fathcr the duly Available “'lltwaa.
Ruin-N. \'.. Doc. :l.——lll tlIu case uf
: Clement AItlIur Day, on trial hero for mur-
l Iler III tlIII tint dogma, a jury was secured at
noon yestcnlay. T he t‘l\§t‘ was I-peued for
w“ “my!“ in UN afternoon, tlm first wimex
being t‘lIIIrlI-a ll. Day. the IIIurIlvror‘s father
lie told the details of the murder without in
any any attempting to justify or cxcusn his
sun. The old man has exprxk‘wcd himself
quite buwrly against his son on dulereut
awash-xix It in said the defense will he in-
sanity. It l8 probable that. the case will go
to the jury on Friday.
Railway Officials Sunpeudod.
Pin-sauna. Dec. 2L—A. D. Smith. goneral
passenger agent; John C. Henry, traveling
pnsnengx‘r agent, and all cmployes and mu.
ciuls in the auditing, passenger and ticket
departments. to the number of forty, of the
l’ittsburg and Lake Erie railway, excepting
AudItor Murray and Assistant Passenger
Agent chpeIt. are under suspension by
order of President Nowell and General Super
intendeut Holbrook pending the auditing of
accounts and preparations for a new ticket
system. The officers of the road have ob.
tained abundant proof that they were being
cystomatically robbed.
Name committed Suicide.
NEW YORK. Dec. 21.—-The coroner-‘1 jury
yesterday found a verdict of suicide in the
case of Nellie Southwick, the young woman
who was found dead witba bullet holein
her breast in the yard of a bonus in Twenty-
flnt street, where she lived with Robert
Montgomery.“ actor. It was proved to
the satisfaction of the jury that Nellie had
shot her-elf becaula Mont m
scolded her on account of her puminga
ring he had given her. She‘had pawned
the ring in order tog'ethimaChrl-hnu
went.
Prince William's Grave Words.
m. MEL—Princewmlannlnolhb
Newsroom tothouermanhu-
an yehurday laid that the timer wan
[remand “10:1:me noon.
could tell what might happm. Be bade
than tor-collect that the emperor calla!
honouraleraldmihowlulofih
any. '
1.3mm]! Potts, Udeu Jolmtou and igl‘ulll-L
and tho nuly available witum of the crime. .
Al. «I o‘clock III the moruug the qud ?
lllt‘flSul‘l‘S which will insure the continued
sale of the paper.
FAILURE OF THE FAITH CURE.
In “in Room.
NEW YORK, Dec. L'l.—(‘h:\r|o5 M. Squires
an IIunmrriIkl man, about 40 ycnrt InlIl, cum-
1 mg Iluulun- as We gnammu "w m m be Ihc "real—s: bar- mim- I-VIr plum! bifon the pI-;II :c vi
I
I
l
‘Chnrlcs M. Squirt-a Found Hanging lit-ad '
i mittI-d suicide some time lwtwwn Sunday 5
Z night and yestmnlaly by bungin; himself in a
' VII-set in his bedroom at the Bcrurhah home
‘ a faith cure establishment at XII.
‘ Sixtyd‘xrst slrwt‘
"I am thirsty and hungry! lluvc ,
hr: East;
where he had lived for3
mghtreu months. He was a bm'klviudI-r, and
was employed.“ thII llIl-II- lxI-uw. Sunday
| I‘veniug he was in the purlur of the lmmc, in
: company with many of the minutes, and at»
l
Ecluthcs llIX‘k.
pared to be in ummially cheerful Spll’lliz
He left the parlor at lus usual time for re
firing an i \\ cm. to his 1R\lr“\‘lll. which was
mi the fifth floor of the bony)
That “at tho last time be “as seen alive.
Yesterday in II aamall closet the body of:
l and Roda-n,
5 In: cases,
Squires was foumhhangiug by It ran- from a '
1 \‘x‘llll‘t‘tdllt‘ll had already set in, and it “3.:
He hav sch I
3 lug.
i the suit ide.
evident that the man baugcd llllllSt‘lf either
1310 Sunday night or curly Monday murm
The people in chargv of the home rt»
fusrd to give any iIIfIIrIImtiou in relation to
Dr. Sixutson told a reporter
f that Squires was. It quiet Iuan who was not.
.lookod upon as much of an invalid.
III.
:(vmplninI-d at tum-s I-f pains in the ban!
‘ and had inu-rval: of deslx-ndcncy.
lInIIIrI- yuaturday aftvruouu forueupply (I! ‘
t‘upt. ‘l‘uruvr my!
\\ illuuu Stage, a mmtructor, and '
A Scltlcuwut l-Zn‘I-rlcd.
NEW YORK. DI».
ugh-«d to flu-
Ilt‘luands uf the cab IlrIvI-rn' :Ixrl htnlllcmen
It was cold and still De- F
L‘i.~Tin~ liuxi Stalin":
jtvaI‘s Itslociutlon lust m;l;t
fur increased pity. the men \\ Iu‘mg the sign— .5
lug ufa contract. The great strike of the
vnlxmcu Is tlwrvfurc nvcrtI-Ii.
Five Yeara fur .‘lunlcr.
Hanrnmu. lbw. L’lx—ln tlII- Mtprcme
city, who kirkul lILv Wife to III-nth lust June,
was allo“ ed to plI-nd guilty of ulllllridllghk‘l'.
lie was sentenced to live yeah: in the state
prison.
A Sc‘ttlcnlrnt l‘uxslhlr.
\VllJiliSllAllRF. l‘.I.. [M :3! “The lI-rIIlen
of ill“ lxlxigli bll‘lkt'l‘s in tlm “ms nu have
been IIIIIIIIIIIucIl lIwIIII‘ lu Hazlett-II by tolc.
It is rumored that ll cnufcmuce will
A. Dickerman & Son.
lII- lwld ttbday. looking to «ll settlement of the §
strike.
S. l‘. llnundn‘ Funeral.
Dunn, Nelt, L‘II.~—Thv funeral of 8. P.
Rounds was very largely attended yesterday
:IftI-rnwm. and was conducted under Masonic
uuapiwst The romaius left here over the
Burlington road for Chicago, where inter-
ment will take place to—Ilay.
\\‘ «In a l‘rlncola.
PARIS, Dec. ‘Jl.——.\faurice Bernhardt. the
son of the actress Milo. Sarah Bernhardt
and Princess Than-8e Jabimmwslm, were
notified at midnight in the church of St.
1101mm, Av cuuo Il‘ Ev lau.
Farina-rs III Seulun.
Svluct‘sr, N. Y., Dec. 2L-The Farmers‘
institute. under the auspices of the State
Agricultural society. met in the Alhambra
rink yesterday. About 500 delegates are in
attendance.
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS CONDENSED.
Raym- which an: considered authentic
have reached Vienna that large numbers of
Cossack regiment: are muting in Poland,
near the frontier.
Consul Atwood reports to the department
of state at Washington that the production
of sugar in the consular district of San
Domingo for was-st amounted to 35,497,715
pounds.
It is ofllcially denied at St. Petenburg that
any attempt was made upon the life of the
car.
The condition of Repreuntative Holett,
of Michigan, who is suflerin‘fmm a cab
buncle. we quite ear-tour last night. Repre-
sentative Butter-worth, of Ohio, war much
better.
We) Doharty, of New York. was and
tuned in London to lmprllonmont for life
for shooting George Graham, of Roch“,
N. Y.
Thoma: Brewer. of Ishpeming, Inch,
triadtollght hiapipowitha pimof dyna-
mite. and as a consequence the whereabouh
of his remains are unknown.
Jame. Woodward, a miner, of Sallnevllle,
0., while intoxicated. attacked Mite with
ahifa, and in calf def-nu thew-net him
with a momma, killing“ him.
A private dispatch from San hand-m
my: that Ir. WMhhe-lthll but
may turn“!-
Durlng the nasal whit of the Dub 1
Edinburgh to Ball 3.0 it h w M h
Whmhtamm
(Iur FABHIO\ABLE ROBES :Iv- fullmv:-: —-29 m min: 34 50
USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL
court yesterday Thnmztv J. lIIIleI. I~f Hus;
W. B. HALL 8; COT
OFFER FOR CHRIS'I‘IAS
1.000 DRESS PAITERNS.
In hill lengths prepared for «claim
A \cry nice dm for Sic. An excellent ouhley fold dive-I $1 2.5. An
.3: (Qty: Inc,
and soc. fine fabric;I for present; only, It So.
ROBES.
In order to make thin vl. c moat \ vuIIfu'I Holiday «own in our lIIs-nrv we um a.“ about a hundred 0!
$10 mlw $5. $12 robu $4. of our
crowd
$15. $13. Wroher- in same pm: onion. We make tlIiI-i accruing} ridiculous reduction in order to
our Holiday tales in uadul pn-suns.
BLACK SILKS.
We shall tenth: t‘i'lclvnlt'd mafia black Ellkl. rename gundi. l‘Vt‘R‘
85c, $1 for llohkay gifts. 21'!)me Unmet talks at we. the. we. 93c. an
SATINS.
m sauna sold at 25c. 50c catinr sold at 36c.
pairi- stamped n 15:13. 3k 75 can!“
$1 :2}!
Plurln 5. duller ;'m-Il~ at 61k.
Mark-Down Sale of Ladies’ Hosiery, Un~ 7'
derwear and Kid Gloves.
100 dIIzt-n of our cckhralnl dI-Einr kid gums. LadiI-II‘ dog skin 22m t- 31 (0 $1 50. $1 .5. S; 'ud 3‘33}
- All the our cwniug Ilde-s zu MI urqurtam k (15 from 6 to w button lcumh.
SILK UMBRELLAS.
One lul lltlu t In. 2!} imh silur muuntul l. mlm 118*. \Ith (334-.- at only $2 cat h.
52!. 2- mi; arm a!
One in!
ure silk :2: imh Hlu' muumul llnlhn'i la.- u 1!: Cal-1‘ I” thatch and In
5 n r: .mh came as
alum at only $4. Um» in! 26 inch lera ii! I and lII-avy English nus: ul 512k I mhrcilu. vnzb gold and 611-
\I r mount: and «id: casu- color“ nth}. canm lite mun him I: a: I. r: M lat". and at only $3 arch. 311.9%
mm tune as abon- at only :3. so.
In addition in [he alum fuur gnu! Int.- vu- ~laIll III'I r llzr
lam-b! aswnmem Rim 1 mbn-l 31- in ad the
(Ink bran-Ii main-s. III [ht Inn»: prim-s I w: Ipmud
We uk ml lllt' minim our 1 mlm- alas bd 4ft Intrins—
I I; cuy.
W. B. HALL 86 CO.
‘ FURNITURE.
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
———--—<o.———-————
“'c have this your an unusually l‘xlt‘ll‘lVl‘ stock of Inn-«homely
dcslgncd articles Inltnblc for prev-cuts III v cry [on prim-n. .,
Antique l'ollnhtd \" and. Gov. Iluhltard (hath:
Anthno Punt-y l'luslI (int-red Rockcn in all [hex
Sew shades of Plusltcs. "and-onu- l’olishcd QuurIcn-d Oak and z
Chou-r) Tablet. Cherry. (ink and “ aluut l‘ool Heels and Black- 7
A large Ins-oruncnt «If Rattan and Reed Rockers
Parlor Suits and (‘hamht-r Suits in all \‘arlctics of \Vooda. at the
lo“ cal market prices.
David Stow.
87, 89, 91, Main St.
Il‘ l' STAI its)
South Norwalk.
1‘:
For Instance. .{
gm: 600d;
HOLE“ PRESENTS
I30TII
DD
:\ '1‘
39 Washington Street, South Sal-walk.
{is}! fruits“ and i tgrtalilrt.
{CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE m.
If you intend to spam! the day in town. you will “turd
YSJ} ENS, GAME, BEL
In order to arrange 1 Milan dinner to
J
bai-
TU Kl Y, 8:8.
0. E. REMSON’S MARKET
is well stocked in anticipation I»! I urge Christmas business. and as he bar mmhaml in large
quantities
HIS PRICES “ ILL BE REASUNABLE.
Choice Fruits 8: Vegetables
of all kind! are alto to he had at hi: market.
Ohecrvc Christina: day propvrly by purchasing your Turkey: and Poultry at.
REMSON’S MARK ET, RAIN STREET.
ganIeruQul‘s. ctr.
Peoples’ Market.
CALL AND LOOK AT THE
Turkeys and Chickens
HIM DRESSED BEEN SPEGIALTY.
NICE ASSIDBTMBNT 0F CANNED ENDS.
“hummwmmwhtlmoflumntbwd
Poultry, Meats and Vegetables
“I‘ll-m.—
A. R TYLER.
QLMIDNM
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