3
our?
it‘ll! on nominees 01:0,. 135
. licmllvy, Henry Pain». l’r-tcvr'l
, time.
. UNFORTUNATES.
BIB M! ”on Penan- Are Mining.
Old no" Doubtleu Painted—Buni-
‘ lull in XIII: Place-dime“ Completely
Wed—Nun“ of the Dead.
mum-om. Jan. 11—85160]thth
.h'lnxinz new- of trash fatalities in the great
meouring in from iiakotnwfust
Mitiflimmtnibletomnke up an uocurnk
.ndcmnplewlistof thedwd. "The own! it
Wag. New fewer than 150 human being:
perished in the great storm of ’l‘humlny and
Friday. Indeed, from pri‘st‘lil indications,“
will be remarkable if the grand total dnuinoi
pauthatligure. .
News from Smtlnnd, Boullmumc county,
D. T., givui the minim of twelvir pcmm Wilc
WI, and it i-I 910ml that. from the
number of pomms missing for four ‘13.“
fully tWenly-fivo lire undoubtedly dead
it! that nullity. This is but a sample.
It was It alnughter of the illllm’t‘liifi, very
many schml children and “Illllt‘ll school
tincheuileing among the (loud. The storm
mine up without warning. it “Jim“ utterly
blinding that even in the Impulihwitivslxso
pie wew Murmurily lost in crw‘eing the
m
The Journal‘s revised list of blizmrd fatali~
ties shuwsll'i dead in Dakota, 1‘: in Minnesota,
01h lowa, 17 ill Nebraska and t.’ in Montana.
Total l'.."';, Imidmo; 5." reported llllhhlll,.{.
The revimd list of thum- n-piu'tn-vl lwt, as far
as at present obuiiunhlp, in as Mr Arm;
In Dull-do .. )lrs. l’billipmtnd son”. William ”Vt.
Judson Westgag», \Vilhmu lion-ill. [mu-l ('mml
ltroui. Ole Cundcrston. liurril‘d Brandy. Mrs.
James Kennedy and S’m, unynmin and Hulwfl
Cleveland, Carl Nelson, ('lmrlrs Sruim-mmm.
'Wnltrr Illunzcr, George Allen, Jr., Joseph Ander-
uon, lio-lcu lloland, ..-,- l’llllllt‘l‘, h‘nmh Damn.
Cora Curtis. Joseph Hutchinson's two chiidrcn.
Thomasl‘allnnt. Joseph Geiger. lie-UNI" )lrt’on-
null, Juroh Schmt. 'Irtnmu" t'ndrnuin. .luso‘pl‘i
Koch-1i and mm cnmpnniuus. Anni» Scliufclt
and two sisters, Lewis .‘lnrrinmn. llnliic Morri-
mnn, Emil (lillnrrtsou. llulwrt ('humlw rs. Tin-mu
Gilkvson. Frank and “'01qu Nlrl‘will, .inscph
Wilson, Miss Mary tonne”. .lulmmv Non-comb,
J. W. (iceler. Adam ticrucr. )liv. lh~vnn‘~. Jacob
Saline“, Joseph Kocher. Annicsmificll and sistcr,
—-—~- Coleman, Person llrolln-rw. .‘lr~ 0. 1' Owen.
four children of Peter Wriuwnce-r. .mm» Ander-
son. Charla-s Osman, Jul-ob Emu. Bessie
Stunslicld. A. limb-y, “.111.er lloumnu.
bliss Sir-ubicrner, H. S. I'...
Titlofl’. .l wph ‘l dz. l'nrmrr l .51'
nauwd )l - \ll'lTr‘l‘ tn \Vrlmd’,
between .ww . lcm mad Shinto: rcliildrcn
of Ptli‘l‘ “'e-rnzn. .Jcr'ry on! Him I: \man. lint"
rhinn Sinrmts, Lizzie ll. \i‘i-ir. \‘llinzini Ibrivcr's
two sons. .lamvs South and fun son-e. llmmn Lav
mar. Carri» Amnnn. Willium I' H-u mule, W. ll.
dine, at youul:
snnot Michael Hall, Mrs. l‘rn .‘ liln-s. .\. J.
Winn-r..lusepn Kwurg. )likc Hull. .trtnu, four-
teen unknown Iucu, tivc: unknown which, eleven
school cbildrvu and k'lKilh-z n lu-rsnns whom-
nnnn-s and sex cannot bti ascvrrziinwl
in )liunrsum—Jnhn Loy, )lrs. Knutwn and son.
Fuldn Walsh. Torn Mull-mun, Ulc .\. hour, and
fix school cllllclrcll. an!“
In Munition- ~l‘ufrlck llunlcy. Wiiiiiun ()vc-r-
man. and from the Madison Valley li -'
ports of several c-m buys {rm-Inn: ti '
in Nehrnsl:zi~.lolui Ir‘ns. l-‘v.,.l urmsman.
Mrs. Smith, )lt'. Fir» .. . film I .. mum, Eddy
Faust. Minnie Faust. )lr. llvrtmnd .wn. )lr.
Mall» ', l’. lllllt' Kiri, tlmlL'lilv'r uf a id. luv 1' ll3llit‘ll
IL -; L'itnrlt-s Die "in ii. at chill of John Inn
lingo-mi \'. iiinrr. .ixclnu-l Kill'lll'i‘. F. \l' Toy.
Int; mini Frctlcrick liliu r.
LITTLE torn. ;\l'l;.. Jun. l?.—-'l'ht~ sturm
which set in on Saturday is still raging. le-
ports iroinnll parts or tlll' anitv allow that it
is gcncrnl.
town report the several. “rather since the
noted cold New Year of 150i. Much sulfur-
ingis mmounr‘ui, but no lilti‘i of life is n}
ll,)l‘t{‘d_ Businuah is nearly winplotely so.»
pended.
EmerscrIos, Mich, Jun. lT.———A mun
mulled Peter R. Pctm'suu was frozen to “(11“!
near Sunday Lake, lnurln-u miles north of
this pince. lie was walking to a lumber camp
near the lake with a number of others. and,
falling behind the rent, nus nut Iuioul for a
When Inisml he was Srui'u'bml fur and
found frozen to death.
FACLKTIIS, l). T., Jun. lT.~ Nix worms are
known to have wrishcd uwr hcrc. and there
are unverified tumors of six ul‘ sc‘mn other
deaths.
Avsrxx, Ton, Jan. iii—The uuprt-mwlc-nted
cold of the post fortyeight hours is aiming.
Men on the prairies and plains how minted
greatly, and stock men horr- anticipate great
km Growing outs and lig moi in this
Vicinity have been (betrayed.
BosnAn, Torn, Jan. 17.“ I’t-IV-nin‘ living
north of the city ywtenlny found tlw body of
mold farmer named Henry “'Illimnc, who
from todenthon his way home from town-
Saturday night.
. . Young
1., a buy
all til'i‘t‘l'
labourer-nor Pattison'n Denial.
PHILADELPHIA, Jun. it. —*'l never retained
Judge Black or anybmly else to write a Inessage
or any kind of n garter," mid cxdiovcmot’
I’Ittisuu, when shown a publication setting
forth that Judge Jeremiah S. “luck. at the
W request of ex—(iovenwr i’ntiinon, pro-
pured for him a veto message of the bills au—
thorizing the construction of the South Penn
railroad. "The whole story is lube,” added
the ex-govunior. with emphasis. "Judge
Black visited me five days, spending an hour
or more each time, endeavoring to mnviace
me that it was my duty to votothol-iile. before
me. Onthc laxtm’msion he left with me a
paper he bud prepared which he denim] me
to peruse. I asked him for no paper. He left
itof his own accord. The whole matter is
frfih in my mind and it must. be to the people
generally. I might add that there never was
any tic-«mien for any survey about the South
rm legislatimn All the hearings before Inc
were open to anybody."
spa-tor llllo'l lllneu.
‘WAm‘flNGM, J , ill—Speaker Curl'nile
has not been well or several days. last even-
ing, while at the dinner table at the Riggs
him, he was unblenly and seriotnily ill,
and reached bin room with the utmost dill!-
«by. Dr. Bowers, who we.» promptly called,
the attack a chill of the congestive
«def. He administered the primer Ilnxlicine
and advised the tanker to keep quiet for sev-
cul days, «he was in wt need of rest, and
uh mom try-tom grainy impaired. The
films of Hr. Cnrlhle will doubtlcnn prevent
himi'rom presiding over the house for the
”few days, and he may be compelled to
gnnphistripreergin, where heexpected
to 80 My» deliver his nut-h on menu.
refonn Thismorningtheqnakerm norm-
IU improved, all the high foru- M
1m diluted... ,
, Victim of (routing.
W, N. Y.,Jun. l?.—«Benjamin Bow-
”,m of the young men injured in the
Mix uccldmt Saturday evening, is deal,
undoneurtwooflnrureliabmmno. There
minimum the “bola” The L
Mulls-mm. Near the bottom of the
hill thy nil into-Jinn load of lumber,
mfimtoudflcii. Brerypenunmthe
“me Wide by the forced
Ilium-Mme! "10111me
.mlllw. Hnwyur,whou
“lib outflow
tawdry. Gan-Bum,brmcr ti-
Various locnlitivs snutb of this.
”mutter-ta of at lemt'xrevauty-. "ml “Mi-..“
MRS. KEEPS BTRANGE STORY.
in: menu the! an “new is Alive. a.
wu murdered.
New Your, Jen. iii—In. Mary T. Keep,
the divorced wife of Charla 'l‘. Kerri), of The
Well Btmet News, has petitioned the Queen!
county court to open the grave in Calvary
mummy, where Mr. Keep‘s body in naming]
to be buried, in order to furnish either ovi-
donce of his death, or evidenoeJo rapport 0
claim made by her that. Keep in alive, or, ii
dead, was munlemd.‘ Mm Kwp’s ntory is as
follows: She was married to Keep in inn,
and owing to mm-hinutions by (L‘uthlwrt Mills
and Bridget McMahon, was led to uirlflili a
divorce ,ln 18M. Bridget McMahon then
married Keep, who apparently died in June,
1887, at Long Branch. A will in “I‘d-00300 lic-
Mulion's favor.dut«l in “$81, was then pro-
buted. Mn; Kin’p claims that this was .null
and void, us in 1873 Keep had made a will in
her favor, and she hnil furnished the money
to start The Wall Street News. ‘ Hhe wan
about to sue Keep to mover this money, and
also about to apply for unnulnientwof her di»
vorce from him when Keep wan reported to
have died at. Long Branch. She was prevented
from swing his body or attending; the funeral.
She he» an ntllduvit of the janitor of the
building in which Km-p‘n‘ oilim- was nitunted
in New York, that K-ep ways-on there thd
day before his allogml death. The mutiiicnte
o lenthnndburiul mistnte the age-and na-
tivtty of the du-cumi, Keep had often told
her thzlt if armored innny trouble he would
feign death, and m-npe‘by the aid of frionds,.
who would report him dead. He had his r lit“
clured after his mrangoment from her had
begun, that he Wuilltl prevent her in tonne
way from rmrovering her prnpu'ty. The hunt
ncsw' iscurriod on new the minimal if Keep
were olive, and Mrs. Keep allege-I that be is
alive and in compirncy with Mills and his
mmxd 0in to dcfruud her, or ciao that be
We. unirdvrmi by them in order that. they
might gcl control of the propcrty. which in
vulnml at ifflldlll This silo alleges Would
be pvxozibio, from the nilfigfil for". that ho was
seen in New York the day before his rewrtwl
Ilctltli. '
An order to exliume the body will pmlmbly
be issued today.
BURIED UNDER THE WRECK.
A Mistnliclof Train Dispatchers Leads to
E - Coilluion and 'lirnlli.
()TTl'HWA, Iu., Jan. 17.-—Tlu> “'nbnsli pas-
senger train from [lo-5 Moiucs analu “'lltt‘f'
train of tin- Uttuniwn and Kirkvilie mad cul-
iidw-i four miles “'05! of here Slindny night.
lnth roads run their trains over the Ruck
Island truck from here tn t’nrmtm-k, eight
mill-s nest. The cullisinn :m'urrml on n slinrp
curve. where the truck runs chino to the rivn-r
and nx’ouml a high bluff. The night Wih’
t'ruuty and the cugincem could see oniynshort
(lbluuw’ nIn-tl-l. The train»; were running at
full speed when they collided Th.- engines
“crn- completely (it’lllnlih‘llml. The “‘nbush
baggage car Wits sh-ruilwl and also four of
the tumiuwa nnd Kirlnille «an: H. E.
l’m-k. the Wabash cugin-cr. jumped and
camp-d with a slight sprain. iii» tiretnnu
wu.~ N'lllllcll to death.
Isaac lull-lcnstcrin.cuyinm-r and fircmnn of
tho other trnin, \vurc killml null buriml under
the “rm-1:. Several chur-e i'u'cl‘n lunlly, but
not totally hurt. The culiniou wtb' runs”! by
e. In‘btnlae of ihl‘ llocl; inland train d'b'mtcbrr.
“Then and Nut ‘i‘ili ’l'lu-n."
CLEVELAXD, Jun. 17.——.\ln~z JIN‘pllllle
Ann-u. who is‘ Ioclml up for t'nuh'lnpt of
court in refining tn n-Vral the \V hvrvul-nuts of
June Illunu. lllbllilil licr coll liltnl up for u
long stay, says sllt' is in cxn-ih-nl spirit. , and
dill calm-sdin-onifnrt to the judgm. Shoritl’
Sun-yer publicly dubs her ncnink. and she
qucstiom his ubilitvyflto judge un-ntnlity, hav-
ing 50 little of his own. Mrs. Autumn is very
indignant over the charge that alt-I is after the
Iilaun woman's money, and hits very hard at
heron-nuns. llcr latest Innuiffmtn Ellyn: “i
am horn to protect hunted .Imic Illnnn. :lliil I
will do it and rot in this jail before I vhdzdc
the pl'llii‘lpli' tlintbrnugilt me here. When
Judgi- White dBplnmu old "It" Tiidcnj’thc
present phrbutc judge; I will find Junie lllann, .
null let “'hitc- pamupun bur sanity, but not
till then will >lic be it mud.”
New Jcrncy Editorial Ansor'iatiun.
TRESTHS. Jan. lT.-The numml Inwtmguf
the New Jersey Elllltlrllll msm'lntiun was ln-ld
at [be Stub- Street house yntcrclny, where a
bouquet was [virtnkcri of after thctranqu-tinn
of the blb‘lllrsi The followim: officers were
elcctlnl for the your: I‘midcut, Alfred N.
Heston, of Atlantic; viloprmiclents. D. Harris
Smith, of Salem; J. T. Morrollmi’ Beverly; R.
(,7. l’cuticld, of lied Bunk; John L. Jones, of
Firfllilflglllfll J. S. Gibson, of Iron-r; l‘lmrlos
Starr. of tlrnng‘, nnvl l' Gardner. of Bay
mu»; m'n-tnry, ('lmrlm Bechtel, of Trenton,
treasurer. James S. Yard, of Freehold; exec-
utivu committee, Siunickson i’lww,ui l'ninv
dun: .X. A. Vanco, of Mu»rrir~‘t~M’ri;J. F. llnly
rock, of New llmmwlck; l. S. llyor, of Ruh-
The Pennsylvania Primarin.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17,—lii tln- lb-lilm‘f'ntll'
primarica held in this city but night for (it‘ll?-
gates to the convcnliuns which will ohm-t did.»
gates tnthc stutc mnvcutiun \vlwn- thu In»
tionnl («invention delegates will be chm-n, the
bitterm-t light»; \"t‘t‘t' in the Fourth. Filth, and
First congressional district. lilr. llamlnllcar-
ried his own diztrict, the Third, but the First
and Fifth Wore clniuimlby thc cucmy. The
Second district went. uutidlmtdnll, and the
[Fourth district is very chute, and there will be
many contests. It is probable that Mr. ilnn
dull is beaten innll of the five wuxgmusioual
districts in this city except hi-I own. There in
no reliable news from the primaries in the
data outside of the city.
All \qud Couple [hugged Ind Robbed.
Ilslmxxo, Pu, Jun 17,—Thmnau Johnson,
In aged former, and his wife, Were found yel—
tenlay morning at their home at Llonvilie,
Cheater mainly, uncommon“ from drugs up-
plied by n thief. On Friday 0 strungur drove
to Jolunmn’s house. Mr. Johnson mmplainml
of his eyes and the stranger Ill’etfl’f'lbotl n
lotion and mixed it. He minisentml himself
as a friend of Dr. Prize)", of the villnge. After
applying the lotion the stranger (hmmmled It
fee of if». and Farmer Johnson went up Muir»,
after the money. lie was followed by tho
etmnger, who robbed him of n large sum.
Il'he two Aged people are still uuccmimn and
the end amount of money stolen could not
be ascertained.
rimming to: an when. .
Manors, Conn, Jan. 17.»-—~Tho Intesumurl
J. Cm-tis left $75M") to the Curti- Home for
Old Women and Orphans, which be founded
and maintained. The remainder of his estate
of $1,000,000 goes to relatives and minor
clmrltim. Thegifttothe home in in exam
of whntcnnbo usedby it ,unles its mum is
enlarged. The trim are investigating an
to whether they have m 00 make the do-
A nun-n unto.
mu. luvui, lien, Jpn. 17.-—Mlcliaol
O'iirten, aged :35, living on Poem rim-t,
inthis citynnut to hhhomeymordnyml
quumled withhh wife. During the {rum
h. kickodhermmly in the Ihdunen and
Mm”... . _. .. , .u._—_~m.m
tiny-go .‘illlt‘l‘ lllltl'
mount NEWS GOSSIP.
RUSSIA commons TO FURNISH
RUMORS OF WAR.
The French Chamber of Deputies Voter
Confidence in the Government—A New
Antl-Soelnliu liiil {or Germany—0th r
Happening: Over the (Mann.
bosom. Jun. l‘l'—-Tho war minors go on
lncrwsiug in number. Every day some fresh
hidicntion of a general continental stniggle is
found and duly wired to London It would
mun as though every mn‘erumnlent on the
continent felt it his wlemn duty to boot up
all Hilfiwflr news pmible, or anything that
might develop into such. Consequently, we
,remivu startling dismtchee one day, only to
have them mntrrulicml on the nmrrow. NO
one doubts that prepnrntjom for wbnt, if it. he
not war, lurks mightily like it,nre going on in
Poland. The difficulty in, however, to get
anything like nocurute reports of them prep-
arations. The Times has n dhpntrh from
Vienna detailing further “Ionian activity in
Poland and along the frontier, which gives;
renewal aIixiety' to Austria. Tho dismurb
states thntlluxuian war promrntium me on a
much larger scale than incommouly snpyiurd,
and that but an outline of what really liflri
been done has been afforded tbepublic. in
cotunn-uting upon this news The Times say!
that if these fools do not primge war, they at
least give evidence of the fact that lluxsiu in
entering upon a diplonmtic "ainmign, sup-
ported by a powerful military dcmnus‘trntiuu.
In regard to the war rcptwtu a London linn
has rem-ivcdwhnt might be Im’ukml upon as
acontirnmtionof them. Thisisnu lien than
nunrder from the lliwinn government for
the construction of a fleet of hot nir balloons.
They are to be made of animals, and will be
mmbloofmrrying six Inen. They will cost
£500 each.
ln'tlm French Chamber.
I’Ants, Jan. 17,—ln the chamber of depu-
ties yesterday M. Snrrien, Ininistur of the in-
terior, rcfntcd the charges umdongnimt the
municipal muncil, that they wore. guilty of
organizing a revolt inguinal. the govennncnt
during the rcccnt crisis at the (‘lm‘tlnll of
President L'nrnot. llosniul that the govern-
ment. hml decided to impose upon the council
the duty of providing a halide-nee at Hotel vie
Ville for the prob-ct. of the Sciuomndlnti-
:uutcd that a Sll‘k'lal bill would be promoted
for the imtulling of the” rrefvct. Premier
Timrd repudiated the suggmtion that the
ministry has formed nu alliance with the
nu-lnbcrs of the Ilight. Tho gnvrrnuu-nt
xvi-dud to stund. bo‘ said. only by the .upwn
of n llcpnblican majority. M. 'l‘imrd skill
that the action of the Inuniciml muncil might
jumry n..- dmimm own: body. but tlfe
quieter policy would be to install the prefect
to watch over and ku-p prdcr in Party A
motion implying Willi-lcnw in the govern-
ment \t’tb’ curried by I! vote of 211'» to) 17v“.
A New AI-ti-Nu-ilrlinl “ill.
linnmx, Jan.‘ l2'.~~'l‘ho .\nti»b‘m~inli~t bill
suluulitcd tntherctcbstag pt'm‘inlvw that nil
illrcllllt‘l’S shall he rxmti‘intml or Sillrv'l' a total
luck of citin-nship, m-mrdnn; to tiwll‘ otfcnse.
thl~ nc“ un‘anurc ngntnst S-x'inlista' has been
inlrv winced ln‘t‘ntlm: it has ironicntly lntppcm-ti
mums win-re Incn havobccn rxpvlinl trum-
nil" district. tin-y hnvc resumed tho agitation
of Llll‘ll‘ doctrines in plnn'cs which \wrv lwlure
numb-vial by the propaganda, Thc bill pru-
vida‘ that the pnn'bhunsnt of o-xxmtrintivm shall
only be cllltil't‘nl “In-n 11 qualified magistrnte
dwlnrw‘ that it iv inhpiveible.
The “'in German Chancellor.
Low :3? Jun. lI.—\\'onl comes from limin-
pm't that intonwexritemnnt is felt in official
circlcs over :1 new ni'Ls‘trmt uf llhsmnrck.
Hungarian stuta-zurirn susp‘ct the German
chancellor of playing :1 double gnunxnnd that
while he prof-tees to ho Working for the cum»
mun good of the Austrolivruuin alliance he
is can-fully trxei‘t’ln‘iug his diplomatic skill for
the UXI‘lUbth‘ luriieiit oi’ Utimumy. We shall
prnlnbly hear more of this.
- The O'Brien-Sullivan Reception.
1.05m I.\’, Jun l7.-—~'I"hc dmnumtmtiou to be
much: here by the friends of Mr. William
U'Brivu and Mr. Timothy Sullivan. when
they nrorclcaml from prison and return to
mrlinxnent, will be limited to a banquet, M
Mr. U'Ilricn's health will not permit him to
plil‘lli'iptlfc in open air reception-e. His physi-
cinm advi-w Mr. U'llricn to wand 11 mason in
3- mm wanuer climate.
The- l'opo and Ireland. i,
PARIS, Jan. 1?. —-The Univors has n Iliqintcll
from llonic, which says that England will mu
rcpt in principle the "w..- Iumlintiun in re-
gard to Ireland, true-d upon Mgr. l’t'l’h'il‘n'.‘
report. The pope donunnls n niulemto home
rule, and advises the L‘oiwrvntivm to take
the wind out of Mr. Ginds‘tuno‘s mils by
adopting his programme, with tho nupport of
the lrishclcrgy. __
Iicrluuny’o “overtime-nil] l’lunncen.
BERLIN, Jan. 11—le financial estimator
for ix“ and Inuit) haw heuirsubmittnl. The
unripe; nud expeiunis balance at l,~ll0,7‘.’5,'.r_'l
roaring A new item of 30.0004“! marks has
interffimu-ted in tho wtinmtm for miiunercinl
sci-mix.
More Whole-ale Eviction in Ireland.
him'unnmrows, Jen. i’l.—-Notiees of it’ll
ejwtments have been ruled on the Kingston
whites against those who have adopted the
plan of campaign, and who chimed their
fauna of seimble stock.
fol. (Eran: lleclllwo.
New Youx, Jun. 11—00. Frulerick D.
Grant spent a few minutes in the Republican
rlnb hmdqnurtcnt Ind night. llemid that ho
inn] received yesterday nftomoon an offer of
the place of quarantine comm'nuioner from
(Inventor liill, but had sent the gown-Intro
letter declining to accept. it.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Richard Dent, 00 you-s old, who lived a few
miles from L'lmttanoogn, Tenn, started Thom
day. soon after dark, to go home from o
neighlmr'u. He lost his wnynmi was frown
to death. The body with fotpul yuntenlny.
Crow indium: in Montana, having been told
that their government ration of beef is but
one-fifth that allowed to the 8501mm ro~
[timed to he slaughtering many mmhmm’s
cattle to equalize the dflributlm.
In the New York legislature thchI-ry corn-
mimizui urged the adoption of electricity for
executing criminals in capital cm ‘ ,
Edward Van Keenan, who was lately ‘ pu-
doned inNew Jersey after It conviction for
burglary, was neutehwd yonterdny in Ponglr
km, N. Y., to state prison feral: yuan: for
stealing a hum. *
Mr. Pamell «am his militia! mm
not to resort to obstruction in parliament, but
mammal for m upon cairn-tin in-
harmony.
Mm before the nilrmd comm-rm”
in Beam instilled that the room fatal db:-
ter on the Boston and Maine road at Brad-
ford ware-used by thinking ofu whorl
Membm of the Forty-M Karim
chili) tho VHM' Mk’m’m
m u.
In. homo: um».
no Um with M of Vila no
Dickinson. cum-a by th- Sonata.
WWW], Jan. if.—-About ihmhuun
were counted by the min in Ira-ct union
yesterday ottoman in (“It'll-ling the nomine-
tlou of Mr. lama-tout: unochto junioerhip
of the United States before a vote was taken,
which resulted in continuation. The vote
stood 32 for and 28 against confirmation.
'i'lneprinuipal when against milrmutiou
~were Mm Edmund; Evurfi, Sherman,
Allison and Huwloy, while only Mr. Riddle-
berger defended the attacks made upon the
ex-nocretnry of the interipr. He spoke twice
and voiced the friends of the nominee. There
wail nothing new in the urgunwnte used for or
ugnimrt the nomination. The question of Mr.
[noun-'3 loyalty, his «instruction of the eon—
stitution, as it relates to Italian rights, and his
general litneui,wem brought up by the Ho
publirans and urged with vigor agaiiwt the
uomimxs. The full voteon the confirnmtion
,of Lamar was as folio“: , . \
Yeas—Bum, Berry, Beck, Brown, Butler, Bled
gen. l'ockrcll, Coke, Cull, (blquitt, Daniel,
I-‘nulker,(lmrge, (lruy,(iormnn, Harm, llamp
ton, June-s (Ark), Morgan, McPherson, Pugh,
ltiddlcbcrgcr, Reagan, _ Stanford, Banishing,
Stewart, Turpin, Vance. Vest, Voorhees, Wulthnll,
Wilson 13M. )~ 'l'l.
Nnye—lngullu, Aldrich, Allison, Blair, Bowen,
(muse, Cameron, cullom. Down, Dolph, Davin.
filmunds, Ennis, Frye, Fnrwell, llnwley, liner,
llulr, lliscock. Mitchell. Paddock, Palmer, l’latt.
l‘lumb,Quny, Spooner, libel-mun, Stockbrid 1,-«25.
The pairs were as follows: P8800 with . ,Vil-
son down), l’uyne with Morrili, Rnnmm with
Chandler, Blackburn with Mantlemm, Kenna
with Sabin, Hound with Jones (Nevada), Gil»
soil with Teller, Rustin with Sawyer.
After Mr. Lamar-is nominatitm was die-
]onI of the nominations of Mr. \‘ilns, to be
fiurretnry of the interior; Mr. Dickinwn, to
be [mtminder generalhmnl Gun. llregg, of
‘Viflnuh‘ln, to be tuiuistvr to Mexico, were
quickly confirmed.
TESTING THE BIG GUN.
The Monster Calling Pronounced an Un-
rqulrocal Bacteria.
l’rrrsurim,‘.lan. 17.——”i'lw gl't'at flail gun
cast lent Wank-slay was removed from the
molds ycsterdnymud no the ponderous nincteen—
ton cylinder swung clear of the pit Superin-
tendent Huiuswrrrth, after u superficial exam-
ination, delightolly exclaimed: "Sh..- is as
clean 07a looking glam." Sulmpiently, Mr.
linimwifih and other members of the cum
plum"; together with Lieuht Fletcher and
Force, of the Unitod Stab-s navy, applied such
tests as are p- wiblc in the printout stage of the
muting. and, after u very clone cminiuntion,
pronounmd it an Illmpiiv-ral alum-an? in one
month the tests of the tensile ::‘trnu,:th of the
stud will be Innolc. An immense lathe iv being
(huntructcd for boring and punishing. . The
gun will be placed in the lathe early next.
week, after which it will be shipped to Wash-
ington, when» it will be rifled and mounted at
the government navy yard. From “'ns‘bing-
bar the gun will be taken to Annapolis, when
the final lusts will be made. ‘
The Murderers of Mr. “'celu.
New Your, Jan. lT.—~ln~qieemr Byrues‘
mvnnmntulun Friday three shoal; thiovm
who are nf the gang that Grovlui’nl-l and
“Hutch" Miller lxilougul in before they were
nrrcstnl for killing .\lr. Wat-ks in llrmklyn.
ch of tbcm, also nmuul Miller, has told tlfij‘ h
Impctor flint flrwnwnld and ,“liiitcli” are
n-rtziinly tho- uumlcn-H of tho linnklynitc
llv nlw says that the pro-mots mndcnn ugh!»
nn-nt, after III-rest, by which be who was con-
victed lint should proclaim from the scaffold,
if the luiuisimiont went so far. that the other
WM entirely guiltluru of the crime. Green—
wuld has already been mnvicfcd of murder in
the find dean-u. ..
Harlan Free from Fever.
JM-xsnxvtux. Fin. Jun. 17.~Tho mayors
of Sanford and Tampa. the president of the
Fir uridn Ilmlth Protective it‘lltl‘lilbiufi and hun‘
dmb‘of citizens from all parts of the slut
have tvlrgmplml The Newllcmld asking ll
todnny the report fl‘llf. out from thin stair
that yellow fever existed in Tampa and Sun.
ford. There hm: not been 11 round yellow
fever in this state for two montlu. All q’unr
outline and nutrictions have long since lnh‘l'.
ninndonwlns unnoccsznry,nnd bluincm hm
bccn nominal in all its details; The state i:
crowdml with tuttrnatn, who can testify to tilt
facts here atoll-d.
(Trashed Into a Stone.
Pmscn'mx, ‘S. J.. Jan. l7.—-The Penmyl
vnnia lightning trnin from New York. Month
bound, Inst night at Princeton junction
crashed into a bit: stone weighing; ncvcml
tom that was lying on the trident the rnil‘,
and tureotf all the stops on one side of the
entire tmiu nnd ludly dmungul a Pullman
car. Which llzni its springs displnmd. The
[umongcns' were given a violent sinking up.
Trains, [nwxigors and mails were greatly d1.»
layed bytho nccidcnt. The huge stone fell
from a stone train n short time previous.
(Jr-1nd by the ltromkiynv'l'hrntro Fire.
Sitw Yonx. Jan. lT.——l"rnnk Berry, who
has hum wandering about the mnntry, rt~
mntly n-tiI—fiiiili'to his,» father's house in Brook-
lyn in rags. Ilewuspronmnu-d insane yua—
terdny and wzm suit to the County usylxun.
At tlic time «if the lutnl fire in the Brooklyn
tin-ntrc in 15ch he was with his parents in
thol-nildinyz. ills father went out between
the uctsnml did not return, and his mother
was burned todcntli. The boy tainpm, but
does not know Imw. lie has acted strangely
over since.
Another Sorlom Coating Accident.
llA\’lillllll.l., Mum, Jan. Iii—A double run-
ner sled mumbling thirteen boys, while de—
scending a hill but night, dashml into a cool
wagon. Ailtho boys were thrown oil and
hurt. son-n being mvemly injured, namely:
Charles Emerson, hurt internally and logs
broken; not enacted to live. Willie Brindoll,
log and arm broken. L. Trenbly, knee pan
diulm-ntnlf Fred Provost, leg broken. J;
Mnys, internal injuries. M. Mnloney, leg
broken. —— llouseau, internal injuries.
An Actrru Burned to Dentin.
annzxvtnm. 0., Jan. lit—Fire at 5
o‘clock lent evening destroyed the Comiquc
tinntm and completely gutted the Comnnnrinl
hotel mljoiuing. Annie Hindmun, an actm,
of Pillsbury, when huge name was Annie
Devoy. was hunted to death. A number of
new“ and actrm made narrow mpel
from the hotel, route by jumping from the
lecond and third story wimluwl, nudetlwn
by going down on ropau There wore a few
minor casualties.
An Appeal MOI-l
Tumor, N. J.,Jm. iii—Tho our of the
umammmummommm
canpuny has been «mauled to the United
States supremo mm, whore thequertiou of
therightofoongr—tomtthoprivileged
building the bridge over the Staten Island
round will be canktnrod. The appeal was
filed byAttorneyOanenlBtockmmbahulf
No foreign Infected Pork.
Wmaror, Jun. 17.-—‘l‘he eolhcmr of
Mono! New York in- lI-i innovated to
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MEN’S, AND Boos
vercoats
~AND~
u in. Ilium
G really Reduced.
can and be Convinced.
Davis
“Till! ——-—
TAILOR,
@UTII 30““’AI:K:CT.
. JOHN 'l‘lllS'i‘llAlii,
PRACTICAL 010101 AN,
it! permanently located at
H. 3. 3000's JEWELRY suns,
South Norwalk, '
And lnvlmtbepublcta call and have their eyes
. examined
FREE 0i" CHARGE.
Glasstsxprepn‘icd on Scientific
principles for the most diilitpilt
and complicated cases.
Full line of Optical Goods
constantly on hand.
HOLIDAY Gilli.
Ladies’ and Gent‘s gold and silver
watches.
Ladies fob chains.
ticnls fob chains and clumns.
Diamond Luce Pins.
“ Scarf Pins.
“ Earrings.
New Designs in chclrr and Silver
Ware.
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bold Spectacles nnd lire (Hum.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEW‘ELER.
Opposite tiny “owl.
[Hill (I. II. Jill COFFEE.
heal.- the town, try H.
Price 35c a lb.
DANIEL vuonunmnu
Wmhlnzton street Bridge.
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SEWING Iii - NE.
It i a the men: simple and Lighten Running Ir-
hine in the World.
a wa ma mu: way—5&1}: the mod Auntie
” ens. BRANCH 0mm
83 Main St., South Norwalk,Ct.
Mdtw in: 0. Bl. snlllLEmldilnngu.
Bulimia Feel,
column led, ‘
* Columbia Feel.
Used by all noted dealers in
Horses and Cattle. Contains
more nutriment than Corn,
Oats or wheitt, and sold (to
introduce it) at cost price. ,
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IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AN!) AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
«Real E . Hilllllllfllllfl B us.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NVORWALK, - - CONN.
< Houses and Lots.
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 30; 210, 11600940130, 14 Rooms with Liento,
Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
Ellnwm‘vd Avenue, Lot 601200, house quite new, 3,300
North Main Street, opposite the Lockwood place, modern improvements, 9,000
' M u a u u ‘I u u If n It.“
“” fl “ " East side, large double house, 5,000
Woodward A venue, $2,200. Springwood,‘ 2,500
Day Street, two houses, respectively $2,700 and 3,000
Monroe Street. three houses, respectively, $2,000, $4,000 and 4,000 '
Spring Sin-ct, two houses, respectively, 2,100, double house, 4.000
lluvilnntl Street, gem] bud and ham, 4,500
Turnpike, good house and ut buildings, lot 741250, ' 2,000
Concord Street. $2,000. ‘ st Susy” 2,”
Taylor Avenue, good house a barn, 3,000
,(Ilmpol Street, cmumovliv'uzl and Well built Image, goo-l carriage house and V
Itnhlo, grounds spacious and well sbndfli, a charming view of Long
nliimi Sound from piazza, 15,000
South Main and Raymond Streets lots 05:150. house 17 rooms, good
burn, all in 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. ‘, 21,0“)
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Budding Lots.
West Street, , $1,500, $2,“
Summit Street, from $500 to . 700
Elmwool Awnue and Buyview Avenue, $090 to 1,000
Golden Hill Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
Taylor Avenue. $250 to 800
South Main Street. $400. North Main Street, 2,0“)
Meadow Street, $500. Cross Street, 800
Low Street, $500. Pine Street, 000"
Baton liill fluid 2 acre lot, 500
Spring Sin-it, $450 to _ . $050
East N orwal k.
Osborn Avenue. mansion and cottage, two acres, 87,500
college Avenue and Hoyt Street. $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000 ‘
Second Avenue. $1,500, $2,000.. Cove‘Street, ' 2,800
West Norwal k.
Hon-w nnd Barn, trn acres of land, *2300
Home and Burn, one acre, $850. House and Barn, two acres, 1,350
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Lot on Pudding Lune, $1,“
lot on Elm Sb. 2,500
Middle Five-MiIe, River.
I House, 2 stories ”up! attic, 7 rooms, 25 acres, roomyharn, lots of flood fruit,
property in excellent condition,
Darien.
Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses, large burn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both; 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Rownyton depot, ' ,
Two pica-ant residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one of 10
acres, arena: of water running through it, home, 14 rooms, modern
improvements, barn, ice house, a, grounds and improvement: in
03.300
$5.000
' ' good condition. 8,000-
One of 1 acre, good house and out buildings 0,000
F arm 8.
Near the city with comfortable noun-s on them in quantity from 15 to 40
' Pricuiroln 05.0% to 018.11!)
“Cranberry Plains. ,«
Five and one half acres, homo 20x28, Brooms. new born, with “all: .
and room for carriages, garden and a good verity of Fruit.
$9.700
wt’emono looking for Building Site- or lmprovori Property for unfitm‘
or their own use, shoul
they not see in the lint unythinc to unit. are invited to all
andmake known what. they would like, an we may have uomething not listed that
will prove jun: what they wiah. - 1 ,
Payments on mail. of the above listed prop-
erty will be much any.
Rubber Stamps. ,.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stump Company. sample- on ex.-
hibition at roomr. . o
DEEDS. MORTGAGE RELEASES and momma of narrow
carefully drawn, and title: to ml property 0200"!!-
ACKOWLEDGW TAKEN. (Notary Public.) ,
LOAKB NEGOTIATED AND MONEY mvmo in are and We
neuritic; ‘ '
EUROPEAN PAtll’Olt‘l'B OBTAINED.
ADVWIBEIENTS for New York paper- remind Ind promptly 0m to
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