-Itorm and has not been heard in"?
l
. the lossfhns been great on lllt‘ plains and
: M,Wluatinthebliuunlwhileimhla
. victim in this county of the blizzard has been
, Erickson‘s body cannot be found.
‘ river, for the first time sincv tho M-ttlvnu'nt of
J.
fmyuuunynr.menmm,m.m
.1“ M Ken their Homes—Bulimia»
the fluttering prospects of fruit for this your
in beveled. the pew. Richard K. Fox,
FATAL BREATfl.
Alum It I: Stand»!!! In Mcmpblr-A
amino in a School Houseman- Blue
80"“ liar 11,.)pr Molina.
or. rm, “um, Jon. iii—curt. swam.
‘Vfiy to Altuumt, D. ’l‘., to procure a coffin
for his dead ion, has returned hem. After
howling fourteen miles he toundashanty,
h Ville)! he took fibeltcr. lingo Sbcafc, a
m Gannon living with Uln‘ia Wagner,
near Gary, D. T., was found dead. Alcrdcen,
D. 'I‘., repute that the man who’wm found
M to dolth four miles west of the city
W 00 “William Harrell, a farm lnborer,
mwymdoge.
YAMNJ). T., Jan. lS.——Thc no of on
(lead who have perislwd in the storm con-
tiuum tub-crease in numbers. Mi»... Wilson,
of Running Water, teacher inm H‘lbnil twelve
miles from Tyndall, has been found in the
prairie eight miles from Tyndall, with nine of ,
her school children,”all dead A; .l. Winters,
d lactose, Witt; Jtmph Rn'himoii.ul Yank-
M; Joseph Kocorek, Nels Holliburtun and
In. Funk Bamboo, were all fro
Hr. Smut, a school teacher, living four
west of Tyndall, is lost and prolmbly fr-
l. l
d the school districts of Yin (nu county
hachmkcpt theyélnldwu in all night. and
fhmsaved many liven The Rev. ll. ll. Hurd
left here for Ben Home 'I'uumluy, and has
not been heard from.
Biorx Fame, D. T.,Jan. 1N.~—Thc~.cighth
dkcovm'cd It was Eric Elicksmi. 0 humor,
six miles from the city. ‘Hc wm but a short.
distance from his house hauling hay. lb» was
soon blinded by the storm, and lost h’u way.
The horses were found the next day. but
Henry Bliss, a farmer near Monti-mo, wont.
to the barn. His wife put a light in vln- win-
dow to guide him back, blitz be ncvcr t'fllllt‘.
James Kennedy, who pamcd the night in n
haystuck, is but slightly frown. lbs: with and
son who went out to find him “we both
frozento death, and the boy‘s body husnot
been recofii‘ed.
A (lcrnuin tanner, iuunc unknown. in Lin-
coln coiuity, perished while nttmtlin: to his
cattle. Another funncr ut limiulun and int
unknoun trump worc lost. it i.» wtiinntcd
that over 5,000 head of cuttlc in thi< munty
alone perished in the storm. Several railroad
cuts are filled with their trozcn I'll!‘(‘{l\'\t‘i.
Acs'rnv, Tox., Jan. l>.~—'l‘h.» t'olorzirlo
the country, is {nun over, the im bum; from
four inches to u foot thick. {vpurts fl'l on tin-
stock rungw arc meager, but :«t-wkmcn fvar
prairies. ,
News comes from every part of north-Tn
Texas of unheard-of snifcring union: tho pm)-
ple, and wholesale debtruction annuity; t'nlllc,
many of which were frozen to death undrr
good shelter. The allot-ts of on. nnprccw
dented cold wcuthcr will cripplc tlu- «cutb- .
interest in this part of the stutc for» nnn- time. i
und‘its effect upon the growing curt-ub- and
will prove ulmmt annihilation.
MEMPHIS, Jun. lat—Tho blizzard which wt ;
in on Saturday morning is stillmging. und
business is almost cntircly summidml. It is
still fleeting, and the ground is covered with
icetoudeptho! eight inches. Therc is much
suffering among the poor, ascool hasndvanccd
from sixty to seventy-five cents a barrel in
two days, and a coal famine is threatened.
Bimncx,Jan 18.—-Numerous hlockndod
trains had arrived on Mandan last Saturday,
and ptmeugem were waiting for the road to
beepenedfurther west Finally one of the
women in the crowd suggested that pruycr be
offered for all storm bound {asst-tigers and for
all who were exposed to the fury of tho vb}
moms. The Rev. Mr. Albright, u local minis-
ter, m summoned, and amid the bowling of
thcstonu the belated pusicngcis listened to
the praying and tbok part in n-ligioln: songs
OMAHA, Jun. Iii—Mr. J. H. Ayer. of On],
Nah, tells a story of the pluck and good
judgment exhibited byu young lady, School“
teacher of Voley county during the mount
m. When the blizzard conic up Minn
Minnie Freémnn wm‘. at the littlc school
house of Myra Valley district, with thirteen
pupils, ranging image from 0'. to 1?. years,
About an hour before the time for divinisnl
the blizzard, which swept “(Toss the level
, struck the school home with such
force as to tour the door from its hingcs. An—
other terrific gust struck the building. nnd in
the twinkling of an eyecarricd away thc roof,
Imvingthefrigbtaned little ones exp-Bod to
the ole-acute. The plucky waclior’gatlmml
her pupils together, and, securing ncoil of
mung, heavy twine, began with the larguet
an and fad them alltogcther by thoarnis,
hree ohm-st. Taking the youngest in her
Omaha tied the and 0f the twine around
WWI: body, and, with all the words of en-
t she could muster, lilal’ml out
intotheflorm. Selecting her way mmfully,
"when girlied her little chargts through
W drifts and the blinding blizzard, and,
.nu- a journey of “recount-torso! amile,
the little bond reached the threshold of alarm
Mice, and were taken in.
Dina-chug Over the Smith-Kiln“: Fight.
N" You, Jun. 18.—Archihaldou Gonlou,
jhe editor-tackle! o! The Police Gazette;
Arthnrflmluy, mousing editor; 'l’lietxloro
Butler, luperlutemlout of the art department;
KcAvay, artist, and thirteen engro-
R
but nutbily on
m‘d a difference of opinion (o'er the
With-min fight. Archibald (hmltm mid
hi'UnlNPrurepofier: "As cditorof the
I wished to no the Bmttb-Kilmln tight.
ton llullhuidouttlmeriut ,Mr. Fox
.J'MWbodl-Iw, to hunt on uncha-
, "up Comics I have mum
he know the tight wins a ‘fake;
bully ‘hundlcd.’ Charley
3M.frland of It. Lumlcy, and my-
tone the bottle, but, in the
Mud, were not allowed to be
Arthur Imley mid about the
The matter: expect «mm a
m fill! 30w Duties.
Wm, Jon. 18.4mm attai- l
Mm mom in by Judge
_ implant)“: unpbyol in that».
mhm “Wmnmlwho,
uwmry,“ sworn in twenty.
III, M All the Mode at
001411300013 THE non ‘
non: owns or 1’... summon
OUR SHIPPING INTERESTS.
,. .W . A
Um!” tho, locum, or Governmental
Aid to Ocean Commerce.
Wmorox, Jan. 18.——'l'he senior): of the
American Shipping Imagine convention ya-
tcrdny were devoted to uddrmfmm a nun»
her of delegates from dlflqrmt states, who;
urged wagrcmional aid to our shipping in
tween ramble themto recover from the
blow given them by the civil War. Capt.
Samuel Watts, ship builder, of Boston. spoke
of the difficulty experienced by Annu'icun
shippers in computing with shippers in other
countries where the governments ,nibsidizod
the ships Aid from tong-mu, and that only,
he said, would restore American shipping.
Dr. Fuller, pm’idcnt of the board of trade of
Bath, M0,; exdlovernor l’urham and Capt.
(luvs, of Maine, urgedthe ncccualty and hu-
Nrtume to the government in time of peace
and especially in time of war, of maintaining
and assisting our merchant marine.
The veteran‘ ship builder, William B.
Webb, of New York, said that the coiumcr
cial interom o! the country needed the not»
ration of the merchant marine. He thought
that in the attempt now being mode by the
govcmment to build a navy they were begin-
ning at the wrong end. There must be still-
ors who are made by the inorcantilo marine.
He spoke of the services of the merchant vcs
sch; in the late wnr,‘ and said that if it. had
not been for thiz aid the country would have
lieeu divided The government experienced
trouble in having the naval vencls built be
come there were but few shipbuildcrs ut the
prompt thuc. Speaking of snixsidics, be fluid
that thcre Wm; greater remain for n ship ownei
tobe paid for carrying the mails than that
the railroads should be paid‘fnr that service.
Senator Whitthorno, Gen. lltxiker, of Misr‘
mum; Mr. Frederick l’mlc)’, of Philadel-
phia, pmsidcnt of the National board of
trudc, and others made (stirring ntldrcsrgw, all
dwcllingon the importance of lcgisluion t4:
revive American shipping.
. For the Secrecy urine Ballot.
ALBANY, Jan. 18.——'I'hu provisions of Mr.
Horton‘s bill to more peaceful clmrtioué and
the scorwy of the ballot makes it n nib-dc-
incunur for any [union within 100 foot of the
poll at any election or town meeting to give
any ballot or ticket. to be wed at sitch election
tcloction otlicials excepted): to solicit nny
clcctorto vote any particular ticket; to 11).
ccivc any ballot or ticket; to exhibit any bal-
lot or tickct so that the contents may be read:
to make u mince: to sec tiny ballot or ticket:
to mark any ballot so that it can be distin—
guishcd or so that it can be nsccrtninal \vlint
xenon or clue; of pcrsom nsnl or voted it, or
at what time of day it was mad or votcd. The
[u-nnlty for violation is a line of not. lean than
5.30 nor more than {45(1), or inipriwinxncnt for
no «t hen than one month nor more than one
57w. ‘
An Expensive Explosion.
New llAvrx, Jun. li—lly the cxphm'on of
a kiln in the japzinnini;r room of the W. 8; E,
'l'. Fitch‘s foundry yc>tcrtlny nt‘tonnmn, the
“ building was set on tire and dninngui to the
cxtcnt of $40,000; fully insured. Tlnp. - ilnb—
ion blew the roof to frugntrnts. ninlktxlbuiw
tools and xnatcriul in all dun-lions. 'l'ic
. thirty—live mun cmpluyul in tho room scum—
; pulul. sonic W'llplllg by the stuirwny. otbcrs
through windows to on adjoining roof. Mr
l'llllL‘l lmlwitch wits ,bznlly cut on thc bond by
i :i flying Iilt‘l‘v of the m‘intbtone at which he
2 had bwn Working.
~ sci crt-ly burned in the inc..- by a lot of dying
l’ntr'u-k ll’Ki-cfc was
nit-ml. chcrnl othem wcrc nioro or loss hurt
by pin-cs of metal. The tlunics sprcml rapidly
and gnttcd the building, but \vci‘c prevented
from aprcwling further.
__..—___._~____._
Ruined by Stock Gambling.
Pour WASHINGTON, Wis, .lnn. lit—The
Omnkee County bunk, Junics W, Vnilo and
W. H. London, pmprietom, clonal its doors,
and its utfuirs were placed in the hands of
(i. C. Chairmen, of Milwaukee. This Win; the
only bank in the city. and Mr. \‘ailc has
been at its head for thirty years. Ncarly
every merchant in the town was a dcpoeitor.
Farmers throughout the adjacent country
had placed their surplus money in the bank,
and county and city funds were also on do-
pmit. The nominal mums arc placed at
750]) and the liabilities at 8235.0“). Mr.
\"nilc left the city Sunday and his where
abouts arc unknown Ho was 3 sjwciilutor
ingrein and Starks, and to him is laid the
blame of the failure.
The Bradford Disaster.
HM’RRHILL, Mm. Jun. 18.—Justice (for
tar has announced the result of his judicial
inquiry as to the mine of the recent Bradford
disaster. The train was not running at
unuviml spool, but there had been cxpn‘suions
of public opinion that speed should be reduced
at that curve. The accident slimvs that this
feeling WIS well founded, and a reduction ot‘
speed in rccommcndml. No cmploye is found
culpable. The justice is unable todctcrinine
the exact immediate cause of thc atvidcnt. It
lies between a broken wheel, a bad. switch,
two broken rails and the curve. John Madv
den died at the hospital here yesterday, melt-
ing the total number of killed fourteen.
l'ml 70.000 0f the Company“ Money.
Drawn, Jan. Ill—Charles E. Young, for
seven years confidential bookkcct r for the
Michigan Carbon company, and sincc last
November sccndnry of that corporation, was
Irrestml yesterday for a dafalcation amount
ing to $70,000. While he was tmkketuier
Young handled large sums of money in pur-
chasing bones to be made into fertilizers and
glues at the company'n works, and stinco he be—
came sccretaryhc has had ontirc charge of
the company’s ollice, handling all its receipts.
Young had been living high, and whcn inves
“gallon was started on eminent of shortened
dividends he was at once spotted. The Con»
ponyls minimal: not impaired.
necuivlng the Canon Brutus-y.
‘VABIIING‘ION, Jan. lti.-—Tbe lull Coma
legation called at. the state dentin-uncut. you»
today, and then [mwdul to tho Whitt-
liaise, attunpaniul by Secretary Bayard
and Chief Clerk Brown.‘ They were intro-
duced individually to the president, who wol-
comed them to the United Staten. The
Cinema: mmfull (Ira, their silks richer
Ind more vohimiuuuu, their mules more
mono, and their buts older and taller than
ever. one of the badgesof their ceremonial
comma tron imam belt, which extant
erallncheo boyoudtho breast. Dr. Allen,
fmrlgu secretary of the taxation, acted at
him.
Stat- Bar Aunt-non.
W,Jon.18.—~The State Bur Inaug-
tlmmat ot:lo'clock yutmloy with I largo
Ittoudonce of leg-l celebrities. The judges of
the court of oppoIls, DavldDudley Flam,
Daniel Daugherty, of Philadelphio,ond ex-
Banter Ken-ma, on union; than present.
Mr. Doughty delivered the noun! mono,
wahhmbjwhtmuflmofm
liar.” Governormllgovcormwtau toil»
Incentive tut arming It the executive mun—
am.
Poor Polo-id'- Anal-M.
or. Pmam,,hn. lug-«no Pol:
mumps-opulent“ Ippul youth
Foundation-Ito m roman-r
“m m Ind
mm to m 3mm“
«width-r Rod-«Andria. WIr him
“mmmbamwh
l
0 ‘v.
we vmmc'nvzum MAY LEAD *ro
AN INVESTIGATION.
Comment- ol' the Tory Prop on Porn-WI
Pufinmentory Tactics“!- lle Coached
by Mr. Gladuono f—The Trouble. Over
Ferdinand and Halo Bulgaria.
LONDI'IN, Jan Id—Mr. ‘Mlchucl ,Dovitit'l
confirmation of the Itory told by Mr. Wilfrid
Blunt, alleging that Mr. Balfour bad ex-
preml his dctoruiiluitim to imprison a num-
ber of Home Rule leaders who were physically
unable to-lerive their incarceration, has had
the cflect to convert a large number of per-
sons to belief in the truth of Mr. Bluut'n
stations-ht, and is fast diwiputing doubt in the
minds of others. The Daily News'declurw
tion, which was made previous to Mr. Duv-
ltt’s statement, that the ugly story ought to
be told to every ‘ islnuun with the utnmst.
cin‘umsmntiality 0 detail, and at the wheat
Invisible moment laid before parliament, has
also moved a number of nimnbers to eilorts to
have the Irish surretury arraigned before the
house of mnmions, and it 'B likely that. Mr.
Balfour will be confronted ut the outset of the
coming dilution with a prescntnmnt of the case,
against which a general denial will b0 0! no
avail. A great. niaiiy Tories have already
put themselves upon record as having con-
doomed Mr. Balfour’s indiscrction—not to
characterize hi0 utterances in stronger terms
—-und without the support of these gentlemen
it is difficult. to rice how the chief secretary 'u
toolcar hinnaolf of the charge of gratuitous
vindictivoiwm.
The coninicnts of . the Tory press and the
Conservative members of the horn-o of com.
mous upon the now lmrlininentary tactics of
Mr. I’nrncll indicate that the Irish lender’s un-
nounccincnt of his pmgmnimc-biui minul his
wilticnl cut-mics considnmble nunoynncc, not
unmixed witbfcar. Some of ‘lbc Comorvu
tivcs attribute Mr. I’urncll‘s move to the
astutmicmof Mr. Glmlswuc, who is credited
with having impired tho fonncr detcmn'nn-
Lion, but wbcthcr ho has acted on his own
volition or at the instigation: or the cit-premier,
it is ccrtain that the Irish programme of re
training from obstructive module has re
moved the chief peg upon which the Tories
hopul to hang their arguments favoring tho
various lr‘eth bills to be introduced in the curly .
part of next amnion. Without. Irish obstruc-
tion the interest of innny Tory members in
Irish lcgislntion will die out, if indeed it will
uwnkcn. and thorhmnccs of plain sailing for
the govurinncnt will be very much hasscned.
’l'hcro is now said to be a strong current ri+
ing in Vienna in (Ivor of I‘riucc Ferdinand,
gnnvingout of the ambiguity of the stolcmcnte
of the IllL‘fllfln govcnuncnt mpccting tho
cmr's notions of a satisfactory settlement. of
the Bulgarian deviation. Should this fccling
develop into an oilicial promulgation {in oring
Fcrdimuid‘s rctcntion of the throne of Bul-
garia, activc movcincnts of Russian troops on
the (lain-inn frontier may be luukcd for us soon
as the stutu of the wcathcr and tho condition
of the roads will permit.
The Pacific Rullromlu.
“’Asinxurox, Jun. lax—The pn-sident’l
nwxqigc mncconilmny the report of the I’ ~
cilic railroad commissioners was laid before
mourn-As ycstcrduy. The nnwgm urge“ the
rcstttutiun of the ntilliom ndvunctwl by the
govcrmiicnt. concluding with thcsc significant
wntcnccs: “The settlement und dctcrminution
ot‘ tlic questions invulml urn pcculinrly
within the province of congrcso; tbcmbjm-t
hm been nunlc quite a funiilinroim by cun-
gn‘ss’imml Iliscuinion; this is in DW supplenwnhgd
in n valuable manner by the facts presented
in the rcportfi herewith submitted. The pub—
lic interest urges prompt and ctlicient action.“
Probable Sufiouul Republican Delegate;
Tans-row, an, lol—lt is said that the lie
publicnn lot-idem have already quietly ar-
mingcd thc slntc for the national convention
in Juno. It has been decidctl that cx~l7nitod
States Senator Scwcll and State Scuntor John
W. Griggu shall guns delegates at large. The
seven ningroau'ounl districts will be n-pro
scnttul by the following promincnt Republi-
cans: First, Editor F. F. Paterson, of .Cam-
ten: Second, I'Ix—Congimiuin J. llart
Brewer; Third, John Kcun, Jr., Fourth,
Senator Gauge II. Large; Fifth, William
Walter Pbclps', Sixth, Umrgc A. Halsey;
Seventh, James \"redonburgh.
A Mother's llerolnln.
llt'xrisomzv, In, Jan. lN.~l-:arly ytnter-
ulny moming the house of Daniel Berk»
mower, near Shirlcysbnrg, lbificnlllll)‘, took
line from a defective line, the rmt falling bo-
foro thoslwping inmates. comb-ding of Mrs.
llcrkatrtwr and lxcr futu‘ small children,
\vcrc nwnro of their danger. Mm Berk-
mchr tw‘icc invaded the flames, carrying
two of her chiltb‘cn each time, and Slllftmlkkl
in saving thcm, though sbc mlsfalnul serious
burns. The mother and her four little-chil-
drcn, unprotcctcd from the cold. walked
through the mow nearly a mile to a neigh-
bor‘s house.
momentum-u Active.
Svmcvax, N. Y., Jun iii—A conference
of delegates from the towns of Onondaga
county was licld here yesterday afternoon. It
was decided to put a Prohibition ticket in
every town for the spring election, and or
mngciucuts were nindc for tent work during
the coming summer. The confcrcncc was at.
tended by delegates from other counties. who
were on their way to attend ttngmccting of
the Prohibition state commute nt Uticu to-
day. I’rofotmr Samuel Dickie, of Michigan,
the new chairman of the national Prohibition
committee, spoke in Music ball hero Ian. night.
Ill. mutilation Around Sulplclon.
~Dznvnn, Colo, Jun. lit—Oliver Button
Wu "rated here last night, charged with
stealing nearly $30,000 from the Victoria
mine, near Breckenridge, Colo. (lruttou bud
bum employel to work the pmpcrty for the
armors, but they charged him with stealing
gold from the mine. In his trunks were [maul
nuggets and mint. certificates amounting to
nearly 330,010 lie was on his way to Canada,
but. declares that ho was only going them for
the winter, anddutendod to return in the
apt-mg. lie claim he is innocent and in being
mental by theownera of the mine. '
m out (turn null.
le You, Jun. lit—The Old Guard hull
tingutxhod guests were Governor Hill and
M, Gen. Sherman, Governor Omen, of
No} me,und stall, Mayor Hewitt, (lent.
(lonluer, Whipple, Newton Ind m, 00v-
tioufrum Albany, Ronni, New Haven, Ab
ham, Christan, and East-not,
mummmmmmm,
IndAllMGflbflhotnvolhcm from
rawhmmmddhhmm
may um um, m
Hannah!“ ,
. pm
otrlkinz cool mum and discharged railroIdv
or: murmur-lag to give the Reading 00!!!-
pany osmuch troubloupouiblo. Muir-u
Sharkoy, m Bennett and other lender:
$3 the have been, not to
lting varietal muddle.
have been not more than fifty anofooul
hmughtdownthemoiulineof themed dune
huh-idly, andthuio wan principally con,
lignodwthefuruacea Thodtuntioalsgrowi
tag more alarming dolly, particularly in thh
cityandlargertownnlang the line. Than
It little coal in Reading 00-day, probably not
marathon 14mm all told. At Columbia
and hamster the supply of coal is extremely
short, and prices Have gone up 8100 $2 per
ton, and wow of the yards are entirely out of
the nualler or down“: aims.
The joint «nominee of city councils andthc
board of trade sent a memorial to President
Corbin yesterday. y disclaim any desire
to dictate to the tread company, but re
spectfully ask that. the trouble between the
company and ita striking employee be Ittled
by arbitration. .They spook of the fearful
mnsuquontns of a prolonged strike, and any
that arrogant rules nhotdd not: be laid down
to the employee by dismurteous officials
The Long Branch Murder.
Lose BRANCH, N. 3., Jan. ill-It look: In
if the real awry of the'niiduight murder of
Robert Hamilton had come to light at last.
According to one of the negrocs Petc Bowling
crawled along thug-round and killed the old
man on the railway track. That was why no
fwtprluts were found. This witnea intimated
that Stanford Potter kept watch for the
muslin, and the next day had a tlorce quarrel
because he did not. get a share of the money
taken from the victim in addition to the gold
watch. Another witnea; testified yesterday
to the peculiar actions of Dowliug the morn
ing after the murder. His screams of drunken
terror frighmued everybody in the house.
Turbulent Bun-la.
81‘. Magnum, Jan. Ill—On the night at
Jun. 13 it‘s”! arms“: of Nihilists and pernms
limpecuil of nihilism occurred, all of them bi.»
licvcd to have been toimectcd With the
recently diitcovemd plot. against the life of
the czar. One house was set on fire to prevent
the police from discovering what was con-
tained within. It was, however, ascertained
that the place was a Nihilist printing otlice.
Several princes and a large quantity of pro
hibitcd litcmturc were burned, and the occu-
pants of the house were taken into custody be-
fore they could get out. of the building.
. W
It was an Infernal Machine.
"hummus, Jan. lS.—-'l'ho mysterious
box scnt toJudgo Woods. of the federal court,
before whom the second trial of thetnlly sheet
forgets begun on Monday, provm to hnvc
been an infcnial machine. It was inclmcd in
an ordinary slate pencil box with sliding lid.
In it were placed two cartridges Thane were
covenzd with powder on the top Friction
inutchcs and send papa were arranged so as
to ignito on the withdrawal of the lid and ex-
plode the powder and cartridges. An investi-
'gution will be made to dimver the mindset
if "noble. ’
Cut AlmoIt in Two.
Srmct‘sn. N. Y., Jan. 28.-—l\'illiam Cov-
(crtghcnd snwyor'in Ounnn‘! mill, at Lansing,
’ Tompkins county. wus' killed on' Monday.
Cowort took advantage of the act-anon to file
the saw. He stood with one leg thrown over
it, and was so busily engaged that. he did not
hour the signal tn otnrt tho machinery. The
great. now, which make: 300 revolutions I
Ininhtc. cut him almost in two, and he lived
but a luv.- hours. He leovesa if. and two
children. - -
The Wild Anlnnl Mark“.
Cou’nut's, 0.,Jnn. Iii—The sole of Hello
Brothers‘ show mnmwuccd here yesterday,
Ind was uttcndul by rcmcscntativos of tho
mrimm Show nuinngcni and tho Ztmlogicul
garden-z, Cincinnati. The principal sales of
animals were: l-‘unr winds, 01.000; thm
elephants, $4,300; too lions, Kill); a tiger,
still); black tiger, sir»; panther, 3:335; leopard,
$375; whito div-r. 51w; zebra, 800, and two
yak, $5010. The figurcs are regurded as very
low. Thu sale will continue wveral danf'
Peri-bed In the Funnel-
Immso, l’a., Jan. IS.——A special from
Mt. Cunncl, l’a., guys: l-‘ire broke out on
Walnut street at 4 o'clock yesterday morning.
Seven buildings wcrc completely destroyed,
nest A woman and child are also missing,
and it is m‘lppuwd they too were mood to
death. The names of the victims have not
been learned The origin of the tire 'm on
known, but it i»; thought to have hem the
work of an incendiary.
Organizing for Senator Sher mun.
Ciscnxslm. Jon 18.—Ananthun'osfic meet
ing of citiwns who are in favor of John Sher-
.mnn for tho prwidcucy was held It Colkge
llall last night, lion. Richard Smith pudding.
Speeches were nunlc by Mayor Smith, or
Govt-mm Noyes, Attomey General Watson,
Josiah Kirby and others. «comm.» of
mvcn was nppoiutod to organize what. shall be
known as the Shannon league, to further the
objects of the meeting.
Beheaded by [III Susi-O.
Avocx, N. Y., Jan. lit-Trains Non. thud
103,00 tile Brio road collided yeoterday one
mile south of Avoca. Frank May-
nard, of lhicbater, wu‘ killed intently, his
head being cut oil. Both engines were com-
pletely wrecked Ind one car wII (broiled, but
Mother werious injury occurred. It isnld
in Rochester that Train Dispatcher Sunblor,
d “'ayhmhhtobhmafuthocdfldou.
saved from Jul] In mun-I.
Tnov, N. Y., Jan 17.—A warrant has
baenrisliued for the arrest of Am W. Wickn,
the defaulting cashier of the Calm-l National
. Wu; Evldeuu Ant-“Colic.
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room-unmanned .
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The machinery bud stopped running, andf
Ind three Hungarian miners perished in the,
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53.01.? mm sold me In
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ream" will be u uanwuskm . '"lsh‘ilv‘ir."
WEST NORWALK. ‘
. $850.00
Will buy ouclcieoflaad treating on the in
fifthwttiniolgouuemcoutamnion?“ignition:1i and .
e in are good we
mgnmidonble tin-ton them. a. a “PM
$2,000.00
Will buy ten new. of land, four of which front on
the loin meet and have on them I lion-o
cont-lain 11 room- Inge horn and 0 home.
The hull ago In: in excellent condition and Ira
wellrbldcd.
Owners will exchln for cit m or lflold
will um n desired. 53.. of pu’icmhhcy to :01
main on mortgage. »
hire of TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Real Estate and menace A cuts, 45 Ind 47 Wuh-
. - lumen at. Booth unulk. Ct.
JOHN 'l‘llls’l‘RAltl,
OPTIGIAN,
83 Main St., So. Norwalk,
m H. 5. 0000's JEWELRY sun.
BARGAINS
MEN’S inn BOY’S
Overt; oats
m—
Wll Milling.
lei Flannel Underwear
’ Greatly Reduced.
Call and be Convinced.
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Ladies fob chains.
Gents fob chains and charm.
Illumond lace Plus.
“ Scarf Plus.
Earrings. '
Ncw Design In Jewctrv and ,silvcr
Ware. ‘
bold Sptctaclcs Ind Ev c “hum.
‘ A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Oppmtle Clly Ilolol.
011R 0. ll. Jill BUFFER.
hate the town, try It.
Price 350 :1 lb.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU
Wellington Street Bridge.
Columbia Feel,
‘ column in.
column in
Used by all noted dealers in
Horses and Cattle. Contains
more nutriment than Corn,
Oats or wheat, and sold (to
introduce it) at cost price.
BaymondBros
General Agents.
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Insurance”,
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
'IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES A_'_l‘
Rial ls l millennium, i
45 &.47 Washington Street, ‘ ~
SOU'TH NORWALK, ‘- -' conn._,
Houses and Lots.
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 80: ,‘310, House 40:80, 14 Rooms with Lionto,
* Modem Improvements, Carriage Home and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
Elmwood Avenue, meoxzoo, house quite new, 3,800
North Main Stnict, opposite the Lockwood place, modern improvements, 9,000
n t; u u 'i u u“ o u 7.5“)
" “ " East side, large double house, 5,000
Woodward Avenue, $2,200. ‘Springwood, 2,500
Day Street. two houses, respectively “ 82,700 and 3,000
Monroe Street. three houses, respectively, $2,000, 84,000 Ind 4.000
Spring Street, two houses, respectively, $2,100, double house, 4,000
Haviland Street, good house and born, 4.500
Turnpike, good house and outbuildings, lot 74x250, 2,000
Concord Street, $2,000. West. Street, 2,800 "
Taylor Avenur, geod house and burn, 3,000
Chapel Street, commodities and well built house, good carriage house and
stable, grounds spacious and woll shadcd, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, , ' 15,000
South Main and Raymond Streets lots 65x150, houseI 17 rooms, good
burn, all in good condition, 0,000
South Main Street, ‘ubout 5 acres, good house and barn, possession
can be bad at once, 0,500
Concord and Spring Streets, row of tenement, 4,000
I V I
Budding Lots. ,,
West. Street, ' ' 3b“. 02,250
Summit Street, from $500 to i 700
Elmvvoud Avenue and Bayvicw Avenue, 3600 to 1,000
Goldcu Hill Street and Buyview Avenue (corner) 31.000 and 1,200
Taylor Avenue. $250 to 800
South blaiu‘Strcct, $400. North Main Street, 2,000
Mcndow Street, $500. Cross Street, ’ 800
Low Street, $500. Plfll’ Street, 000
Roton Hill road 2 acre lot, 500 ‘
Spring Sim t, $450 to $050
East Norwalk.
Osborn Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acres, 37,500
Collt'fl? Avenue and Hoyt Street $2,300. Henry Street, 5,000
Second Avenue, $1,500, $2,000. Cove Street, 2,800
West N orwal k.
llomc and Burn, ten acres of land, _ $2,500
[louse nnd Barn, one acre, $850. House and Burn. two acres, 1,350
N o rwal k . ,
Lot on Pudding Lane, $1,000
Lot on Elm St., - 2,5“)
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Middle Five Mile Rive
House», 2 stories and attic, 7 rooms, 2} acres, roomyboru, lots of good fruit,
property in excellent condition.
Darien.
Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses, large barn. well adapted for dairy or market.
gardening or both; 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Rowayton depot,
Two pleasant residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one of 10
r.
$2.300
$5.600,
Icres, stream of water running through it, house, it rooms, modem Kill \
improvements. barn, ice house, the, grounds and improvements in
good condition. , , ' 8,(Il0
One of 1 acre, good house and out buildings 0,000
F arm 8.
Near the city with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 15 to 40
mm. , ,_ . . Prion, from $5,000 to 818,000
"“ c ' b PI '
ran erry . ams. '
Five and one hell acres, house 20x28, 8 rooms, new born, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good varity of Fruit. , 02,700
Persons lookio for Building Site: or Implant! Pro for luveotment
or dig-own one, about they not see in the lint anything mite invited to cull
Ind mote known what they would like. an we may have loathing not listed tint
will prove just what they wish. ‘
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Payments on most of the above nma
arty will be made any.
Rubber Stamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company. BImptu on ex-
hibttiou at room. .
DEEDS, MORTGAGES. RELEASES Ind ASSIGNMENTS of IOB’I’GAGm
curate“, drawn, and titles to not pro ty secured.
AOKOWLEDOIIEN'I‘B TAKEN; Public.)
IDANS NEGOI'IATBD AND om INVEST!!!) In
mutton. .
EUROPEAN PAHPORTS OBTAINED.
Anvmmnums for New York popu- received and promptly attended to
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TAYLonfioLoan. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler