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9: ”ANY LIV£8 sacamceo TO THE
‘ 00an wave. in THE WEST.
Sm WM Knotted with Their Lint
In» submit to Amputation—rim um
Iain Statuo round Near Slow: nun.
Forty-two Dogma: Below Zcro.
81-. PAUL, Minn, Jan. iii—Tn- telegraph
w" W “W IBM pitiful hturicfl of suf-
faring, torriblo struggles for life, and heroic
M by brave men and Women of tin- storm
Melon auctions that have never horn equaled.
At Huron, Robertt'bamiwm un-x-iiicid hit
life If! hiulwy. H8 and his two mus, ti and
11 ml! old, started to watcrtlic cutllcn milc
{male house. When tho l'ulhcr row the
Item; A he aunt the older ind, who
W” “Bimini lathe houm. Mr. i'liumbors
and Johnny undated; to drive the «little
home. Thymnom lmwildcrolund inst.
Johnny, who lived thrmigntlw norm and is
not no badly frozen as at first rcpn'scutul,
tallawhat followed. Ho toys that u‘hcn his
father said that they were lost lic made a
place in the snow for him and wrupml him
up the hem he could. They had no chl‘t'Nité
orextu-aclothing. Johnny buys thut howas
uncovered up that he was warm. ill.» father
Walt out and called and called, and
their St. Bernard dog llal'liwl, but no
mar came. Then the futlicr nud
doggotiuto the snow beside. him. \l'hilc he
wan warm, he knew that his {nilnr on» get-
ting very cold. He urged his fatlmr in go on
and find the fleas, and then he could make the
homo, but the father said; “No; i cannot go
and leave you hard," The boy urgui. but the
father would do nolfnoro than go uutyuml call
for aid Within a certain diutnncc ot lln- boy‘s
bad of snow. The dog also kopt with the boy.
Through the long night they had mnvcmi-
tions about perishing, but the father kcpt
assuring the boy that they would pct through
all right if he would only-«l-rsnre and he still.
The boy knew his father was inciting. but was
quite comfortable, and finally l'cil llslci'p. ills
father stoml in tho tcn'iblc storm, and called
for help until he was exhausted. llo tin-n
cropt to the side of his boy, and slit-ltcrul him
with his body.
When Johnny awoke it was ninwst morn—
uing. His father was ntill ulivc, und Ill.~'w)\'cl'-
ing that Johnny was uwnkc, the izitiicr said.
whim: “Now, Johnny, you pray :md i will
pray, and thcn'l know God mil mkcyou
through all right." Thcy pruycd. :i.~ proprml,
and soon after his futlicr was dcnd. ’i‘hc boy
was entirely covercd up, cxvcpl u litllc brunt h‘
ing place through the glow, and he laid mil.
The dog W1 _S(‘lltr_\' mnl :Ill'mwlul llic cit-u:
by which the bodies wcrc i‘nun-l :mn nth-r
daylight by n seai'chingvpart y. .l. :llllll}‘ ihinlo:
hisfather had not been dead morn thun an
hour when they were foimd. Tln' in 9"» hands
and feet are only slightly frozcn. .
A Newf%llllllflnll dog, cumc into Minot
Saturday and attracted allcnlinu by his
howls. A party followed him {no Inllrs into
the country, whcrc his manor. mum-vi lluvis,
and his son wore found, both ii‘nlcli in death.
The dog had pau‘cd the ”snow 2 y "iv and had
tried to drag thcm’ out. Many i, ‘ t “WIN ms
found dead shownd plainly that thcy liml diml
from sulfocution. Some bud torn thcir cloth~
ing away from their throats und alum. had
thrown away their bond corcriug and wcrc
clutching at their throats as though strug—
gling for brwth Dining n gcnuuic blizmrd
the air is filled with line lcc dust drivcn with *
terrific force, which chokcs the unfortunate
Victim in a short time if hc :ittcmpts to «and
against it.
From reports thus far obtainable the follow-
ing fatalities are reported:
In IBM—Emil Gilberlsmt, of Sioux
Falls; two sons of William Driver, Emma
Lamar, Carrie Auman, William G. Unith-
Waite, J. \V. Gussler, Mr. Davis and son, W.
B. Headly, Rowland Chambers, anl; Nori-
sonandWilliam Nerlson, Mm Divine. Adam
Gel-nor, a son of George Allen, unknown
man, {our (antlers, two man in llridgcwntar,
Emil Gilmun, Lewis MciTinum. libs .lncol»
uon, \‘l'. Giulio, G. Grumh'tmm, two unknown
men, three children of Joscpii Hutchinson,
three Tyndall people, two Wukondu girls,
Jacob Krutz, unknown man. an unknown
teacher-,3 non of James Newt-null), u White
Lake man, four school childrm.
In Minnmpta—Johu Loy, Mrs. 'Klllllst ill.
In Iowa-TWO children of Mr. Fitzgcruid.
two boys. .
luNobrnslm—A Child of John Dclingcr.
Fred. Ellor, Mrs. Chapman und two children,
In P. Smith, John Sparks, Emil Grumman,
a child named Bodine. .
In ‘Moutana—Patrick llanluy, William
Ovarman.
STUART, Nob, Jan. lit—Mrs. Clmpinnn,
aged5l, andhor two grandchildren, it little
girl of ‘11 months and a boy 5 years old, chil‘
of Henry Faust, of this pincc, Wore
f frowntodbath, twelve Inilcs north of
thistovm, yesterday. On Thursday morning
they started for this place with n tr-nm of
ponies and a sled. The ponies wcrc still stand-
A funnel“
namedliason, living twelve miles southwest
of hue, was also found from: to death.
Other-m still mining. ‘
Hummus, Minn, Jan. 16. —-lteports
from various Dakota towns show that a large
number of deaths from freezing Ot'currcd dur-
ingthohlinard. Railroads are badlyblocked,
and it will be days before the list is com-
pleted. The dud thus far brought into Yank-
wn number nine, while auroral pormm were
bought in who have their limbs badly from
and imputation rendered pecuniary. Other
are reporiad, and searching parties
. out as soon as practicablc.
Olaf MiuB y,a schoolteacher.
pl! lost Mrgii'os. The body of
man or ,found a mile from
Mk, minding inset in the Know.
of (our loan have been taken to Sioux
Nine people living around lluron am
tobo dead. Four farmers, who left
before the storm broke, are missing,
hnodoubt but that they perished.
,childmntCm‘om died, and their
badly frozen. At Clarenwnt
m loot. Only one fatality is
from mun thin-o um rumors
other; At Parker, Miss Mule.
and four of Peter Wlergan'u children
’thdl‘ lino. At Faulkion, Mini Emma
a nhool teacher, and' Carrie Anion, a
on dual Nolmof‘sumnun life is
Pietro. y n ,u oung
living four miles loath-
month“ coming ,
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A Healing at flooding Whor- Liitla EI-
titanium wan ”Inflated.
Rxwmo, Pu, Jan. lil~01wliundml and
twenty-live delegauo, rcpnwuting' nearly all
of the local Mixubllm in tho llcmling torri-
tory, met in convention how yesterday.
Mont of tho doicguun prownt arc no lungcr in
the eul'ploy of "tho Howling conunny. having
been ilim'lmrgnl llll'llfl wwksugo. 'l’lu-y puill
thoir law in llcnding. llorclnfurc lhcy “‘l‘l't}
fuminhod puma .
Benun'd al. Sharkey pimldcd. and Charla
Bowman, 0! Port Carbon, was rlii'l‘uull'y.
After revolving reports from various points,
showing the number of lllt‘ll n of unpioy-
mcnt and tho condition of trip ~, so now dis-
trict uxuunbly, No. 232-1, which ctl’u‘tzwlma
touuiornry organization at Elimln-tinnirt a
month ngo, convened.
I'OIlI'W W. Ilownuin, temporary master
workman, of this city, prouidixl. Beyond the
rut-cling of applications from lllllllllllt'l' of
local , unblics applying for tulmiitnnw into
the new district, nothing of imporumcc was
trunsncml. 'l'hc convention ilnnlly mljourncd
without circling pcmumcnt ldlli’t'l‘l‘h tn HIM-t
in l‘uttnville in April next: Motor Work—
man W. T. Imvis, of Ohio, made it brie! ud-
drom. ‘
Them is no timc for talk, but for work. The
convention is regarded as decidedly tunic.
There wasagcncml closure of of the usual
enthusiami which has heretofore bot?” muni-
fouted at thouc mcctlngs. Tho incl l'culizo
that thc lit-aiding nlllcinls arc. in dcml mun-st
and thcylinve fully dccidml ncvcr again to
rc-empioy their striking lrninmcu.
The striking milroudcm, however, assert
that tho miners will stand out solidly until
they arc rmtoml, but lutcr udviccs from the
cool rcgions show thcrcvcm», and it iw prob-
ublc thnt mnny of tho collcrics will shut up
next wcck.
JUDGE PARKER'S SUCCESSOR.
A List of Legal Lights from “’limn Gov-
, crlmr (irccn May Sclcct.
ansrox, Jun. wetlovcrnor firm-n. who
was iiuitc ill all but wwl; and unable to be
pronoun in tho cm-utivc dcpnrtmcnt in this
city, isnow l‘iillV:l.lt'.~.‘A.‘l1l;:,lllli/l (expects to be
able to attend to his official dutiw this wcck.
“no of his first nuts will be to scud inn
nomination to tho smmto for a justice of tho
suprcnm court, to fill tho vacancy mused by
tli‘odcuthof Jot-l l‘nrkcr. of thc :wmnl judi-
cial circuit, which cnmpx’lsm tlic c1 ninth-s of
(Junidcn, Burlington and lilnuccstcr. ’l’hcro
nrc A number of cnmlidutcs for the vacancy,
but it is belie-vol it will be filial by the scicc-
tion of :1 man {mun llic circuit wlwn- the
rumor)" visits. “mat prvmlrc ”Ly bring
brought upon tlu- govcruor to how that dunno,
us it would bc wry couwnlcnt for thc mum-
bem of lllv‘ burn! that cin‘uit to linvc n judge >
Handout among them. The judgeship is
worth SHIN) a your. the tcmi being scvcn
years it will [:0 to u llch-mt.
Wollinl‘ormul politicians pmlirt thnt the
governor Will appoint cithcr Vburli-s ii. (inr-
mrn of ('zmulcn: Juno‘s ll. limpinnd, wt
lh'idgctnn. or ('hurius l}. llcniiriwkwn. uf
Mount Holly. 'l'ln-u thcro is Jud-4w Stvu‘urt,
of 'i'rczitnu, who has an iufluvntiui bucking.
.Thcre- un- two or threw strung Hindi-lotus
l‘rointho-uppv-rcnd of tho >2ntc«»Jii~l-,:clin:'—
round, of .ln‘l’N~_\' t'ity,und .lndizo- Kirktuurick
and chludgr fill-vans, of .\'nn’nrk. Thc nunr
imitinn “ill lrc soul in ciiln-r tonight or
tomorrow ”turning. '
fl‘hc Jury Fullml in Juror.
SANDY HILL. 3'. \'., Jun. lti,~.lu.\‘t btz’urc
Saturday midnight tho jury in the casc of
thowoplcngniust timrga L'lcmcut.‘unnouumad
that they wore nnnble to ugrcc, and wcrc dis-
chnrgul. The cost was givento tlu- jury at
Ko'cluck Sntmwiuy afternoon. (.‘lt‘lllt‘fltfi was
tried and convictcd on tho clinrgc of perjury
in swearing to u rcport of thc Furl Edwurd
Smtc bank, of which ho was cushicr. in No,
which he know to inc tubac [in was sculcncod
to llnnnculuru for livo ycnrs. After two up-
pooh; the cos» wm sct down for u new trial,
with tho above “suit. in all pruiuildlity this
is the lust of tho triuls. llc is $0 ycnra old and
in infirm licultli, lie bus poi-l titty cvnts on
tbc d.llnr to dclmimrs, null tn‘cntytivo ants.
additional will be paid.
._..._ -——-——— 1
Fighting Flame and Frost.
liltxxmrnus. .lau. lit—Alum 8 o'clock
ytstcrdny nmrniug tire was dimwcml in the
Church of the Redeemer dinivcrsnlist), and
the cntirot wrung: was called out. The
church is stone. \\ 5‘ built tcn yoursngo and
cost $50,000. The llrc wm; carnal by tho jun—
itnr‘s son starting a ilrc in a furnucc which,
was undcrgoing mpnim.
almost impulsibio to hutch thc ilnmcs, and.
fought thcm all day long, with tho mercury
ranging from 22 toil) below dogs. zero. Nothing
but the walk arc lcf t. The lim- isplacod at
570,1“), with insurmiw of $54M!“ During
thodny nine lircuwn wen} uvcrmme by the
demo smoke which pound from the building,
Two of the men are said to be in a Very criti.
cal condition.
“tint the Drop" on n llesperulo.
Cucncu‘s quw, I). '1‘., Jan. Ill—Noni
Mt-Ktmgnc. the notorious Chicago butchcr,
was kilicd by T. A. llillerman, n mlmn
keeper. Saturday night. A iluurml occurrul
between the two men ov‘crn mum: of cur-ls,
Ind Mcngtlc llnnlly drew u rcvolvcr and
tried to shoot Hillcrinun. The hittvr wiml a
shotgun and th‘cd first, blowing tho entire
top of lilchnguc‘s hind/oil and sluttoriug
his brains all (Worv’flw room ilchcaguo
came to Dakota about three years ago from
aCunada lmdtentiary. Four yém ago he
was charged with the murder of an old muplo
named Wilson at Chicago, but was acquitted.
Hillel-mun gave himself up, but will doubtlan
becpoedily wluitted.
A Mun-dorm“: Mistake.
“mum, W. Va, Jun. lu—Slmminn
Lynn, who hm been paying attention to Liz.—
do Borg, shot and fatally wounded her sister
Carrie Saturday night. The wrtips am well
eminecmd and wealthy, but Lizzie wins not in.
clined to marry Lynn. On Thursday night,
when she refused him, he angrily dcclurul sh.
would not live to do so again. After purchas-
Ing a revolver he visited the home Saturday
night and, seeing a lady on the porch, find
two shots at her. Lynn than fled, but has
since been caught and jailed. Mien Berg‘s in-
jnrlosam pronouncod Lynn, when in—
to ‘ ‘ho his vl. was, cursed him-alt
for no vindictive stupidity.
International Council”.
rm, Jan. lot—United sum lad-u
IcLano, in a letta'totho Marq
peril, amiadds: “1 great intheanch Inl-
nttlubanquotthe
tivoot them
Ilo said the men should limp do)!
lin Hoth-dclinition» ut’ ihutcnn.
Firmncu found it ..
L ‘
IllED WITH HER Lmi.
LIFE WITHOUT THE MAN QF-HER
CHOICE WAS WORTHLESS.
l'rctty aliu‘llrockawuy. Whom Sailor wn
Dangerously Wound“! by Her llclutivcu.
('Illli liar Throat and Full: Acrnu ) In:
hour-Moro Trouble Bun-clad. ‘
Nonru Annals, Mm, Jan. lit—A Ninl‘t-
liug report comm from Hancock,“ u bill town
boniering on New York stat», about illuon
miles from this place, without railroad or
toil-graphic iminwtiou. Carri» limcknway.
15 yeum old, was the handsome daughter of
Former llmcknw'ny. Sho was rnthor wild.
01 into Slit! hud rccoivod nun-km! attention
from “'mebington Sweet, but his ultcntioiut
were strongly Ubjm'lcd to by the gun. father
and twobmlbcm, who warm-«l billion-cm».
The 1mm, lunvcver, uwtn in anuesteml
pint-co, tho girl showing Mllililt'l’liblu spirit in
the matter. llm'knway and his sum, bo—
comiup, inccuaicd at tho action of tho girl,
nrmcd thcmsclvm with shotguns and l'i'an’
remand act out for Smict‘s housc to kill him.
‘ Sweethcunl of thin, bnrrimnlcd thwloors of
his midi-um, plnccd a gun handy, and li’wuitcd
their coming. The llnwknways dcnmudul
admittance, but the antiwar was a shot iircd
from one of tho wimlows. The bullet took
cifcct in the log of onc of tho sons. The fully-r
and the other son caught tho woundwi man in
tlioir onus, drnggml him behind a wood pilc,
uml then began stunting at tho window from'
which the shot Wm turd. Swoot rctumcd the
tire for a few minutes, wlu-niho (mud.
in tho mmntimc Currie, hearing of the
action of bar fnthcr and brothcrs, slum-d for
Sweet‘s house, arriving t-bore soon aflcr Sweet
cursed firing. Tho linn'knwnyu npprouchcd
thc lions», silo culling in her lm'cr not to shoot.
and the door was forced. chct win; found
on the floor apparently 'dmul. with n bullct
wound in theright shunlolcr. t'urricscrcnnu-d,
upbruidcsl lzcr fntlwrnnd brothers for causing
bcr lovcr's dcuth, llllil, wining n curving knifo
l’romtlie tnlilc, which was pnrtinlly sctlor
dunno-r. cutbcr throat, um], falling iii-run;
Sivi-ct‘sluuly, bicd to dcnth belon- n doctor
could bc summniml. ‘
'l'hc uoundcd llm-knwny was brought into
thc buusc. when it was funnd that his hip wns
t-llflllt'l’t‘tl by tho charge from Sm-ct's gun.
llc is in n critical condition. chct was hit
by u bulict from n revolvcr, which lmlgwl in
h' ncck, and i»- dungcronsly hurt.
Tlli’ [mpulntinn of tho liumlct ncm‘ by is
_l‘tllllpiN'il wholly 'of lv‘rcnchri‘unwlinns. “bu
:m» in :1 high stntc of cxcitcmvnt, dividing
tlivir symp'itiiiux, nnd it i~' thought that more
shading iv. linblo to occur.
MORE WHOLESALE ARRESTS.
Tho Tory (itucrnmcnt “’Ill ('millnmv tn
Fill‘lllhll Tumult! for Irinh I'rimns.
lmxnvx..lnn. iii.~».\lr. Wilfrid lilunt‘sus-
tounding stutcnu-nl cunccrnin; Mr. llnit'our‘.‘
intr-ntiun to urrm‘t nud imprison llnnic llulcm
physically unublc to cmbtrc prison life bus
nrunxrd wldnpn-ml indignation. nod is llli'
sulvjwt of gcnvml columcnt. Mr. Balfour
Ilt‘llll‘h that hc cycr suid or thought of such n
thing. and pcrbnpn tbcrc “my bc a bric! 51w
pcnsi-m of tlic “'llult's‘.‘lll‘lll‘l’i‘>l.~‘ that nrc hung
xnudc in lrciund to giro n mlor of truth to the
dcninl; but it is nun-rind that in puwnuncnt
intrmla tn mnkc n largc numbcrof armsts
nndcr tiic crinn-s nct during tho m-xt for!—
night. and the fnct that vii-Yr!) pcmnm were
nrrmiul ntiiulway Saturday owning “'nlllil
mom to muiinn tlic (insertion. '1' ho cluirgo
mud.» against‘tliolinlwuy pl'lfllllcl‘a‘ it that of
“intimidation." .“llll'll i:- u son of blnnkct
churgc. of sufficient» brcndth to inmro convic-
tion undcr nt lczts't'oncmt tho muncrnws llulr
it is now
px'i-tly m-ll undu'atmxl that Mr. U‘iincn will
ln' rcurristml at tho cxplrntivn of his tin-u nt
write-un- fur [uriivipoliun in the famous unib
night meeting at “Kn-dumb
Mcrchnnto Mnnm Their Lil‘s.
NEW lint-:3. Jun. muff. l1. l’uui and
('ivilillnltN‘ l):l\'Ulllll~. Mc-xicnns. :«tudvnts at
tho Slicllicld Scicntilic school. Ynlc I‘nllvgc,
buvc dimpwni‘ul. lcming drills union; vari-
ous trudmnu-n totln- cxtcnt of about Sun»,
of which $1,300 is in .‘vl. .\. Till“, n tnllui‘, and
the rml tn livu'y stublc kwpcrn. “inc mcr~
chants. vigor «lcnicm. ctc. l‘uni line boon
board from at St. Louis. lbw-mitts i~bciicvcd
lull-1 in Now York. it in said that Paul bud
sonic lronbic with a young woman, which
hastcnml Ill: flight.
lm l’uinc‘s Challenge.
BOSTON, Jun. li'w—lrn l‘niiw \\ rill-s to The
Hcrubl Hill-ring cilhcr of tho llcnnctt brotlr
ers. oruuy man in thc unrld, $1.000 to dupli-
cntc his score of 00.) with n +|~cniibcr rcvulvcr
on tho wgulntion Anu-ricnn turgid. llc nlm
says: “I will about u match of 500 shots cnch,
undcr lbw sumo mlulitions it» tho rwcnt triuls.
hull talc shot in lino-ton and half in l‘rmi
dcncc. ugnimt uny nmn in tho world.qu will
but $2.00 to $1,330) on iiimsclf.”
.-\ Juntlcc Auminntcd.
Anni-nuns, Ind. Jun. iii—43duim Adam
(imw. of Mud-rock, wma called to bi»: from
door by it loud hum-kin: on Friday night.
Tim momcnt hc nunlc his appearance thorn
wnslicanl tho simultnumus crack of tlirce or
four shotguns, and tho justicc full on his mm
thrcsbold dcml, shot by tho miscreants who
dominutc in that dis-mlcrly suction of the
statc.
A chdc’a Horrible Crime.
l’mscmox. Minn. Jun. 10,—-A Swmlc liv-
ing twcnty milcs from born '19 said tolinvo
killed his Wlit' and sovcn children by chopping
their booths oil with a broad ax. A boy of 14
jumpcd from an upstairs window 'and co-
cupod. When nulml byn neighbor what he
hail douc, tho. murdorcr rcpllod: “What 1
havointondml to do for a long time.”
Another Grand Papal (fan-molly.
Roux, Jan. lit—Tho papa yesterday. in the
premium of a host of cardinals, orchid-show
and diplmnatlcrcprmcutntivcs at St. Peter”!
mnonizcd tho founders of the order of the
Servants of Mary and thrco members of the
Society of Jams, Peter Clover, John Boreh-
mmuis and Alphonsns Rodriguez. Tho core»
mony was a grand one.
“00.000 (lone Up In Smoke.
Raw YolanJan 16.-'l'ho five story bulld-
inga 51, 56 and 58 W mm mm guttml
byllro yemmla)‘; loot, 100.0“). The princi-
pal imam wow Werner & 630., Reed Brothnn,
g. S. Vin’lguoznlfr (Ila, A. J. Whit», thoUniiod
totes ac lug mmpan , .1. Mn",
Peck & Snyder, and l'. J. Pohlaylki.
wul Grant Succeed Plum
Arman, N. Y., Jul. lite—Tum is may
mamblbellevothatflovernwflillwmmnd
momma)! Col. Fred 1). Grantham-main
"Wu; Rumors.
I‘ll-y no as" Bryn-wick h m.
liohgan [nomad Ordov. .-
Nzw Baum-max, N. 3., Jun lib-Variou-
limited whites of the Knight: of I‘-
aor throughout thin part of New Jenny aunt
lolagatm to a convention held here yesterday
duel-noon to organize an Improved Order :1
Knights of labor. About 14.5 former knight:
wow pmni. Powderly, Hayes and other
mink-rs of the gonoral mmmittm wore do-
wunml in quiet-hos and nmlutiona.
l‘wcive mutilation denouncing llnnncilu
innocuous of certain members of the
{extend commim wan laid over until
next Sunday. Original documouts and
cupid; of iuuiortant lcttom obtained in inns
way from tho Philadelphia bundquartow will
also be submitted at the next meeting. The
object of the improved order, it is axpluinod,
will he to bring capital and labor into closer
and friwullicr relations, opium all strikes,
arbitrateuil «inferential, and prevent the black-
mailing of nmnufmrtumrs and mnnmtiuns.
Insulin-e of the gnmthlnckmalling will be
citui, it in mid, at tho next ‘niootiug, and full
oxpliiluitimi mndo of how prominent loaders of
Knights linvo become wealthy during the paid
eight yours. The nuilntion-s panned by the
dimitisilulfiow York Knigbtn were ondoroed
unanimously.
A mutilation organizing tho First New
Brunswick Al‘ui‘llllily of Improved Knights
was shun-d by eighty-live fornicr knights.
lllcmbom of the old order are not cligiblo until
tln-y lmro‘rm‘gnul. A number of llayes'
Mendy lricd toontcr the bull, but’thoy were
put out. A lively time is expected at the
meeting next Sutulny. ,
Panmylnmlu‘u (Brand Lodge Suspended
by the Grand Chuuccllur.
Pinuournu, Jan. lit—Tho Pennsylvania
Grand lodge: of tho Knights of l’ythias Will
sunnindal on Saturday by Howard Douglass,
supreme grand cbuuwilor of the world of
tlmtlmlcr, pending a trial on Snturduy next
at which thcilrnndlmlgc nllicors hum lit-cu
Ul'ill'l'l‘ll to show mum why thcir clmrter
should not be forfcitcd.
'l‘lio tumble originated in a diilcronoe of
opinion hotwocn the (Brand lodge and officers
of the Suprcmc lodge. Tiu- fonner has always
clnimul the exclusive right of forming its own
constitution and that of its sulmnlinnto
lulgcs. in December lust Suprcnm l'hnu-
ccllur lbruglnus lax-uni nn urdi-r directing the
PennsylvaniaGrand lodge to proclaim us il-
lcgul and void cormin ports of in: comtitutiou
andtbmo of tho sulxu‘dinntc lodgcs, on the
ground that they were not in harmony with
the mnstiuuinn of the Supreme lodgc. Ho
throntcncd to mqicnd the Grand ludgu in also
tln' ordcr was not complicd with.
'l'hc ordcr was not cxwuted, (irnnd ('luui-
ccllnr (Jolton mplying that such a clinngc was
impmiblo at that time. 11» continued Mr.
1). uuglnfi that any attempt at cucrciun would
bc realism].
Tho suslwmiun nll'wts 35,000 members nnd
8H lulgm They all stand by tho ofliccrs of
tho iii-and bulge. Thomas may go to the
court-L
Pastors Benign,
llam’rnun, Jun. ltl.~llcv. (lam-go 1..
Wuilmr, 111)., of the old (‘cutre (Tongrcgn-
tionul church. this city. hnsriuigncd on no-
mun! uf ill hculth. llc isune of the Yale
(hip-ration. llcr.‘ 1". ll. Dcnrbnrn, of the
Uuiwrmlist i'liurch of the lit-dunner, has
also "signed.
ill. (gn-vy Slrlckcn with .Alioplblv.
Putts, Jun. ltl.-lt hits trunspiml that
oxJ-l’msidunt iirovy was stricken with upo-
plcxy hm Monday, and has sinn- boon cun-
llnod to hi» bod. physicians visiting him twice,
a day. This iv lllr‘ second stroki- uf the dismiss»
he ha: liml ~incc leaving the Klymo.
(ilmlntulin Return-i Thunkn.
luxrmean. log—~31: Gladstone, through
the morality-om. nguin rcturns tlmnks for the
large numbcr ut binhdny mngrntulutium
which be nvcivc l. 'l'luc Daily News unysthcm
S no fnumlntion tor the new”. that Mr. Uiad~
stone iv; gum; to liomc.
health of a Mormon Biol-op.
SALT l-.\li!2,.l:|n. Iii—Bishop William ll.
llickrnlunmr dicd Saturdayngod Ni ycnrs.
llc nus tho nlnlc>t bishop in tho Mormon
church. llc icon-s two wires,lwclrcchildrcn,
thinyxix grandchildren and fifty-two great
gmnlcldldrcn.
Attach-d by Omngcmon.
LIVERHML, Jun, Iliailrangcnwu attacked
a [magm- nn-cting ut livcrtnn, ncur hcrc. but
night. wrwkinj: thc hull and sovcrcly injuring
si-vcrul [mmum Among tbcm- t‘uuncillnr
liynic. of Lino-3nd, who is in n precarious
condition.
The American Shipping League. .,
‘VASEIINHTILV, Jim. lit-“Five huudmldalo "
gnu-s nn- in nttnndnnm at the Amcn'can
Shipping lcnguc convoutimn, which opi-ncd‘
hcrcthinnnrning. 'l'hcmoeting bids fair to
boom-of the most lilllhlmtp ever hold by
the league.
Ill-nth from a Fall.
Wilmuucur. Point, Jan. ill—Henry MOD
rimun, non of “'ntorbury’s oldm't and must
rospcclcd buxincsw llll‘lt, dial yoslcnlny from
unu-u-ui-m of tho bruin, manning from falling
down .dnirs at his nwidcnco lust Monthly.
Shot Will!!! Hunting.
l’Ams. Jan. lil.—~Whilo limiting ut Ram
bouillct Sutunlay Gen. Bmgcre was sewn-1y
wounded in tho liip by the accidental dis
charm-of a kmpcr'n.gml. l’rwidcnt Carnot
was one of the hunting party.
A Now Bunk Pro-Idem.“
Unm, N. Y., Jan. lil.—-Wllliam S. Milli-
gun, of Little Falls, hm been elected [mul-
dcnt of the Horkimor (‘ounty National bank
of tlint place, to succeed tho lato Gun. Print.
lie-nth of Stephen Holler.
Pans, Jun. lit—Staphen Ballot, thadb-
tingulsbml pianist and marina! cranium, h
dud, aged 75 yoars. ‘
CONDENSED NEWS.
Dctnctivcu Sergeant: Ram and McCarthy
captured three burglanwbom in the not
ofrobbingaclothlngmlnllaat'l'lurtoenth
M,NewYu-k. ‘
The husband of a Chattanooga,boan1iug
Monkoqm' is nupectadof havingpol-mod
thedinucrtogetcvmwlth his wife alts a
quarrel. Onodmthandmcalcamofdck-
mmultod. '
Thonmmlnot muraumamhigflhm
Iiverontholcobfldgo.
M yams man was killed and meal
“bummed by I mmwm
vomit. Y. ‘
An attain was mud. in ciptum Jam
Indlteuboa' ,ulhgadnuinrobben,»
Vm.“AlI.. y . Jann-
lintm
Mount», until. can with
“Minimum unnu-
,R¢v.Dr.W.B. ail-Md
Overcoats
a»
Lk...mw.ww W.
; . BARGAINS 7
-131..-
MEN ’8 AND BOY’S
—-AND~
Win Milling.
lllll Fillllfll Ulllfll'liflfll'
Greatly Reduced,
Gall‘a‘nd be Confldced.
Davis
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TAILOR,
iglll'l'll \ 0!! “MILK, CT.
“301111“"Pilgrim iii:
PRACTICAL 01"l‘lClAN,
is permanent. y located at
H. S.- ROOD’S JEWELRY SIOBE,
South NorwaR,_
And innit-o the pubic to rail and hurt: tbcir cycu
rxiimincd
, runs or oiuuou.
Glasses prepared on Scientific
principles for the most diillcult
and complicated cases.
Full line of Optical Goods
constantly on hand.
HOLIDAY Gilli.
Ladies' and (icnl’s gold and silver
watches.
bodics fob chains.
ileuts fob chains and charms.
Diamond lucc I’ins.
“ Scarf Plus.
Earrings.
New Designs in .lcwclrr and Silver
Werc.
bold Sprcluclos and Eye Glasses.
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FOR" SALE.
‘ Insurance.)
Fire. Life, Accident. and Plate Glass.
in BEST Known ENGLISH AND AMERIodN contrasting AT .
' ails fl, and Exchange Rants,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, '- - CONN.
’ Houses and Lots.
Eimw-iod ‘Avcnuo, [git 80: 210, House 40x30.
'14 Rooms with Litihto,
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Opponllo (.‘lu‘ Ilmci.
hosts the town, try 2:.
Price 350 3 lb.
DAN I III. ll’ll"." .‘l Elllllli
Washington Sir-ecu Bridge.
Sometiiuflln In
illllflll Nil
WHEELER 8: WILSUN’S.
“NO. 0 "
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fly...» '
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SEWING Mllilllllll.
in l a the most slmplc and tightest Running Ha-
hinc iu the World.
New-and Elcgant “odd Violin! the mo»! Anlrtlc
dcuigm. '
BRANCH OFFICE:
83 Main St, South Norwalli,(it.
Mdaw in C. M. SIIAILEII. Mun-gar.
luliiilia Feel, ‘
llllillllil Feel,
column Feel.
Uscd'by all notcil dealers in
Horses and Cattle. Contains
more nutrimcnt ‘thau Corn,
Oats or wheat, and sold (to
introduce it) at cost price
laymondllms
Hill 0. ii. Jill noun
High Arm Family I
Mlld'J'II Improi'cments, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500
Eiuiwmd Av. nuc. Lot 001200, house quite new, . 3,300
North Main Sin - t, nppnsitc lhc Lockwood placc, modem improvements, 9,000
n n .. ' u u. i. u u H 7.500
" " " “East sidc, large double imam», . 5,000
Woodward A vcnuc, $2,200. Springwood, 2,500
Day Stun-t. two houses, respcctively $3,700 and 3,000
Monroe Strcet. three houses, rcsoectiwly, $2,000, $4,000 and 4,000
Spring Street, two houses, rcspcctivrly, $2,100, double house, 4,000
Huvlland Street, good house and burn, ‘ 1,500
Turnpike. good house ‘and out buildingmdot 74:250. 2,000
Concord Sll’t‘t‘ t, $2,000. “(out Stm-t. 2,800
Taylor Avenuc, good house and burn, 3,000
Chapel Street, commulioui and Well built house, gnod carriage homo and
rtihlc, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming View of Long
Island Sound from piazza, ' 15,000
South Main and Raymond Streak lots 65x150, house 17 rooms, good
burn, allin good condition, - 0,000
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and burn, possession
can be had at once, . 0,500
Concord and Spring Streets, row of tenement. . 4,000
I I
Budding Lots.
Wcst St NM, $1,500, $2,250
Summit Street, from $500 to 700
Eimwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue, $090 to 1,000
Goidcn lliil Stu-ct and Bayvicw Avenue (corner) $1.000 and 1,200
Taylor Avenue. $250 to 800
South Main Street, $400. North Main Strcct, 2,000
“caduw Snort, $500. Cross Street, '8“)
Low Sum. $500. Pinc Street, 600
,Rotor. llill road 2 acre lot, 500
iSpring Siren t, $450 to $050
l
East .Norwalk.
EOsbom Avcnuc. mansion and cottage, two acres, ' 357,!
Cotton» Avcouc and Hoyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
Second .\ vcnuc, “.500, $2,000. Cove Street, 2.800
West No rwal k.
ill-lun- nod Barn, irn acres of land, 32,600
House and B am, one nan», $850. House and Burn, two acres, 1,350
”a N Ik‘ \
Ol'Wfl .
lb! on Pudding Linc, . $1,000
1 Lot on Elm St.. 2.500
Middle Five Mile River.
.
llousc, 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 25 acres, roomybam, lots of good fruit,
properly in cxwllcut condition, ”300
D '
a TI e 11 .
Farm of .10 act-r4, 2 houses, large barn. wail aduptod for dairy'or market
L'hl'tll'lllllg or bod: 20‘miuutoa drive to South Norwallr, 10 minutes
walk to ltowayton depot, ‘5'000
Two pleasant residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one of 10
acres, stream of water running through it, home, It rooms, modern
improvements, barn, ice house, &c., grounds and improvements in
good condition. 8,000
Ono of l ncrc, good house and out. buildings 0,000
Farms.
Ncnr the city with comfortable boon-s on them in quantity from 15 lo 40
«cm. ‘ Price- l min $5,000 to 318100
‘ Cranberry Plains.
Fire and one half new, house 20:28, 8 rooms, ncw barn, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit. 32,700
fink-nous looking for Building Sites or Improved Property for luv-Mme":
or their own as». should thcy not taco in the list anythlm: to unit, are iuvlwd to call
and make known what they would like, on ma may have moicthing not "and tin:
will prove just what they with.
Payments on most of the above listod
arty will He made only.
. Wm
Ru bber Stam ps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp (bmpany. Samples on ex.
hibition at roumn.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, RELEABEB and A381
carefully drawn; and tlticn to real property scoured.
ACKOWLEDGMENTB TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
LOANS uncommon Aim uonnv ammo in auto and
«cumin.
EUROPEAN PABPORTB OBTAINED.~
ADVERTISEMENTS! for I!“ York pom- nouivdind promptly 0W
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prop-
‘l‘s of IOWAGE
"liable
canon-til Azania.
Norwalk Chronicler