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Alli/ENTUK, PERILS AND
VIOISBITUDES.
I]. My Ml! lavenlifuruiudolnlu' tin
0W thumb—Illa Appear-neg il
“ Honolulu—“Thu Pdwcr Behind ll“
“M"Whu "of Hi. Knuth] Camr.
i
Bur Matinee, an. M—Wilb the dealt
It Walter Murray limo, in this City Satur—
day "mung, ended a corner which rivaled if!
M my 0! those ooncoivoi in tho fertile
W 9‘ “10 romanocrn "bi futllcr. was a
merchant and ilnpm-tpr tNewmstlrmu-Tyne,
England, and in 1823!, llimb: returning with
his futility from a lulsiuess trip to I'adiz. a son
was born to him at sea, under the American
Ila. this and was named Wultcr Mai-my
91M. 3‘8" 3“]! later tho Gib!!!) family
rm to .
Gib-mama in m. and young Walter,
was placed in school at the College of St, on:
At the ago of H be tamed up in Nn-w York.
Roaming this interval of night you: noth-
ing definite is known, butit was said that he
had gathered enough expel-loam.» and knowl.
00901 the World during that purl-xi tu form
filo Innis 01 a Minotaur dinlo nuycl. Being
onto! funds here he mill-world tho advertise—
meat of William Van Wyck,~u Wealthy south-
ern planlfil‘ wt his wmlding trip. who wanted
a driver to take hill man-h back in Anzlurmn
mks, C. the math be Immune a
teacher, th 'nzurriod a daughter of
Jun lawn, . tor. The wife dial fivu
later, leaving; ' llll‘t‘i.‘ children.
(Ellison, then only 2211012.- old. wt of!
on a tour with no dollniu» purpose in
View. For ashort While heron a “mango
Won the Savannah river; tried jour-
ior a while in new York; look advan-
tage of the California fever and llltlill' a snug
(01.1% by speculating in chmp mining appu-
ratuses. In the latter parlor N!) in.» limit”-
('5le himmlf in Daniel “'cbo'lor's idca of con-
tralizlng the Mexican states. and wont to
tllnt country with the Russian t'llVll)", De
Cranler, with that and in view; Ills travels
there led him into mgioas where Alum-icons
had never before penetrated. and his adven-
tures were something remarkable.
In 1853 Glimmtook his children and went
toSult . City. He remained thvrc until
1861 and nwent tn the Hawaiian Islanlb‘
9 Ban agent of the Mormon church. with a
comlnimiontooslablisb a colony Ill-found
it hemmrylo begin lii'c illlrw in .«llllt‘ such
way, asallof his property. which no“ in the
south, hadboen destroyed during luv war.
Hewttled down ill the unciwut capital La-
lmina,0n the island of .‘vluui..~:-\‘cuiv mill-s
from Honolulu. Aftcra tilnv ln- ulnuulunwl
the Mormon colonization sclwuuu but tin-
Monnons remained, and now “llll tho'il‘ clin-
verts they number nearly 2.0m, all told.
burning of the beauty and l’o-rlilily 0f thr-
island of Lanai, Mr. Gibson forum! a co
operative company, with blunt lm nativw.
and leased a tract of 3,000 ac'rc: on the
island, for the raising of about mulprw
duce. Kunming weary of this llllll'l lib»,
he moved to Honolulu in N2? and
took an active mic-rust in pllbllo' life. In Nib
hevislted the United Status and :lxuixiwl in
uegotiatingthc «misting l'ol-iprwily treaty.
“'hen Lulmlilo (lied Mr. (v'lbsnu urgl-ll llll‘
claims of Kulakuun, and. after lhl- lam-r “11>
elected, he was offered a place in llll‘ rubiuct.
Ho dedimd, but for many your? wan: prumi.
aunt in the marred-l of the king, and was
inferred to by many as Illt' ”[lowt‘l‘llt‘lllnll
thethrone." In 1878 he was dated to the
legislature, and. after overthrowing the min-
istry in 1882, he was offered the portfolios
of mist and of foreign affairs. Ho
madehilmalf very popular with the native
by his policy of "Hawaii for the Hawaiians.”
Hewroteand spoke their tongue with won-
derfulfluoncyamlpower,and in the legisb
turemoklod men to his willwilheuse. B0
malao proficient in a domnotber ,
including those of the Orient. Gibson remained
inalmost autocratic power until the rumin-
film of last July. deposed him. The revolu-
tionists, who comprised the missionary ole»
merit, were so inccnsrxl against him that
lynch law was talked of, and a rope was even
preparedfor him Wiser waneils prevailed,
however, and he was given a civil trial 110
had covered his tracks too Well to be con-
victed, but he gladly embraced the opportu-
nitytooscape to San Francisco on a sailing
vowel.
Hewns compelled t0 louvc llis fortune le
hind him, and died at last, from consumption,
as be begun life, pclmilesu His two sons are
long since dead, but a daughter is married to
F, H. Haynelden, who shared his fortune in
Hawaii, and know a fugitivc ill San an-
All Bondy for the Carnival.
ST. PAUL, Minn. Jan. 2-1.-——Tbc prospect
for the ice carnival, Which is to be opuwd to
marrow afternoon with a parade of all the
carnival clubs, could not look brighter. The
weather moderated Sunday, the thermometer
rising leverul points above zero, where it has
dummined. The finishing touches to the
ice palace were put on ywtenlay, and the
wwkontheimlnenmarchofiw tobeoreclad
‘at the main entrance to the gromubl is being
proceeded with. The palace toboggan slides.
mm race track, skating rinks, «to, will
all be completed by tomorrow night, and the
carnival will be formally opened at 2 o’clock
lathe afternoon by the lureptiou of tho ice
‘ king. Five immense chariots for the ire king
and his suit: have been built for the manor).
Bun. B. W. Durant, of SllIIWator, will repre»
sent uleiooking.‘ Tho first storming of the
palace will occur Friday night.
gonna Ilene] Seriously Woundod.
Pans, Jan. Sat—An attempt was made to
kill Ionian Michel It Ham Sunday evening.
film was making an address at a hunting of
Anarchist, when a man in the audienot
named Luca: suddenly arose and. pointing a
moha- at the lpeaker, fired two show at bar.
surround. wound in thobead aadtholoho
dmdhurunwasltom away. Lumbar!
ammfrom ynching at the hand:
at hiatus-lulled Anarchists, and it was only
the“! arrival of gumbo-mes that saved
him. no u. locked up. The condition of
the wounded Hanan is reported to bc serious
A 31,000,000 rm '1» monocular...
Panama, Jan. M—A fire last night
wmmwdmgootbaui
hmhh Mud-gram of.
lid. of Arch street wort
hint and flooded with water
nut that their lmes will b:
The total Ion in over trauma.
. lo lino the limo".
‘ WW. Jul. 24.41110 mpmmo court
, ' WIt-docidonlnlhatm
Mill
”W110. mm lnAprll,
Elma- E. Moore, or lilo first
National bank of Aubtlrulm mining, and It
is believed ammow in Canada. The doors of
the bank were cloned yesterday morning and
the following 11 was conspicuously dis
pluyfld: .
"Bonding an examination of the attain at
thin bank, and in the abnoum of ,tho insider,
thisbank will be closed until further notice:
Demands payable bum will he noeivol hum.”
_ United Hiatus Bank Examiner B. h“. W.
Clark is in charge of the bank, and with the
directors is making an effort to ascertain in
condition. He arrived bum Friday and itis
ulpjxrual that his visit procipitatod llmltrm.
All information refusal, but it mans that
O'Brlva M810, in marines with him.
O'Brien has been gambling heavily of data,
masthoughttobeatleastwmwrmw’
It isnot believed the depositors will suffer
lost, but some of the smaller business llflllfl‘s,
finding thoir murmur)! mpply cut oil', may bl
forced to tho wall. '
Mr. Mom: Is an unnmrriml man. ulmut 30
your» old, and rmilled with his nmtbvr. On
Saturday evening no limit her a note laying
ho had been suddenly callml away on bouillon,
and whom not return until Monday. Thefirst
intimatio- who had of her so lgbt was when
a remrtcr went to the house 0 gain infornur
lion. She was (.31:qu prrutrubul by tho
news, and cannot Imliave llvl‘ son guilty of
wrong titling.
A PRECOCIOUS MISS.
Story of Burglar)»
CIIICAHO, Jan. 34,~thtiw llaulon, a 13
yearold nurse girl, surprisod' the 11mph at
15 Wells street the other owning by a druid-
ful story of burglars and prowlzting herself
tied bylllo- hands and witii‘llillaullkorcbief
fastcncd ovcr her mouth as a gag.
Shc had boon loft uinm- in the bonso‘uluiut
.7 o'clcvdt, and slln- said that two mun Iiuri mum
in. thrown bur upon the floor, gagged and
inundhcr, and" bud then gone through the
house. Examination siloqu that a good dual
of Woman's appami and some jewelry ware
mining, and the little girl’s story was bo-
bored.
‘ The police mind not find any trace of the
burglars, llf)Wi.'\'l'i', and gutting little Nettie
into umrucr finally ff'igllli‘llml [air into cun-
lensing: that she had taken lhu things Ilcrsolf,
and had bound bur" own hands and caggml
herself. She was urraiguol ill tllu police court
y‘oslcrdayumlpromptly admitted lllc theft.
She said slu- had taken tllu thingil locum» her
einpluycr uwml Iicr twentyvlivo cents of back
wagon and she rcmclqu-rml reading about
soiilcono who had been bound and gagglrl,
and she tllnnghtfilnuau good way out of it.
Nettie will go to tho robin” school.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPES.
A (‘ar Thrown Down a
l-Imbankmvnt.
Thor. N. Y, Jun. 2i. --»’l'ho ill train on
tho {allaullanol meingtun branch of tho
Doiawul'o and Hudson l‘:m.li mad
Twcuty-Fuol
V.),'
a...
“ fix
of liaxtrrvillr.
lm‘ulllnlil'c. Inaugugc car and our [unwrap-r
marll. was I'ul'ly»livo lnillntns Into and was
running faslcr than usual. llavid (lupus, nf
I‘Iagb- Bridge. was variously iujurlxl and can
not survivu. t'uudlu-tnr I‘llarhvs Frost, of
Stevens, of Shuduln, sut‘f‘eml internal ill-
jdrics, andlics inu critical condition; and a
little girl from Granville, whoa" name could
not be ascertained. complete the ll’i‘l. of those
whose injuries are of aseriousrbaracter. All
the other pxmcngers were more or lost in-
jured. It is mmiderod miracuioin that norm
of the [limengem wero killed. and 5.. fi‘\\'
dangerously hurt. A broken mil causal tin"
accident. The mwngcr much is n Ilmpol‘
brokentimbcrs and iron at the bottom of a.
twenty foot embankment.
Trouble Feared in the Steel Industry.
Financial, Jun. Lil—1t is currently ro-
portcd that Carin-gin Bros. it l‘o. will sum:
order a mluctinn of wages at tho Edgar
Thompson steel works at Braddock, and that
their example will b0 followed by ulhl-r stool
manufacturont It is also statml that the cur
ployes will strcrlunusly resist any ruluction.
This company has seven blast furniture. one
of which is blown out and rebuilding, two aro
banked and four are in blast. Tho rupairs
are. about complain. but tho linn is in no
hurry to start up. Owing to the Iimitrd film)
that a furnace can safely remain Innkod,
a strike of three months, or even ton weeks,
would clldunger more capital than n 1:! 1 >2 per
cent. reduction in wages could rcgaiu to the
pig iron men ill two years. All this is as well
known to the men as to tho umnllfucturars.
Massachusetts Railroad (”aluminium
Booms, Jun. 24.—-Tho annual rcplm of the
state railroad minulissiomm condemns grade
crossings, and declares that stronger bridges
unneeded in view of tho incnnsod weight of
locomotives. The problem of safely beating
curssocms still an open one, in viow of tho
dlflicnlty of practically enforcing rufornm
The net income» of roads during IP‘N? repro-
seuts 5.4pcrccnt. on tho pcmlmlcut invest—
ment, usnlaller rat». than in any your aim-0
180i. Tholom of life and limb by accident
was grower lbnnever tutor-o, largely on ac—
count of tho Bouncy bridgo horror. Only
twenty-eight miles of new track was built.
The dividends of street railway (nunpunlu
averaged 5.15 per cent, and not coming:
were 5.5a per cent on capital stock and gross
debt.
Want: a Bigger Pmnlon.
Wasmzmrox, Jan. 1H.--A petition was pre-
nanted in the house yostonlny for an additional
pension for a veteran of the rebellion, who
claims that ho is the worst diaabhd man that
has survived his wounds in the war. His name
h Henry ll. Fuller, and be now lives: at Spirit
Lake, Dickson clmnty, Ia. llo lion-rd dur-
ing the war as a private in the Twentymlghth
Iowa regiment, and in the service ho "involved
wounds which deprived him of the light of tho
right eye, mndarul necunury the amputation
of the left arm at the shoulder joint and of
the left foot, and rmulting in the total perma-
nent disability of the right leg. H0 ill still a
great mfforor. 110 now receives a Man of
mpummth,undh0aaksfohavoitlu-
crowd to 8100.
Death While (loaning.
Yon, Pa..Jau. film-A lad :1:dele
J. Huck, aged 10 yam-u, while coasting down
an embankment of tho Codorus crook. ill thin
city last evening, run lath a large owning in
theicoandimnndlatnlydimppeared. Iliubody
was subsequently found alum twenty-fiv-
yardrdownthocurnut of tho lithium. Th0
Wrinryhdd an lnquest,und the van
dict renderul m in aluminum with the
facts stated.
undue on to run. Ileana.
Nrw Yunnan. Sit-4 ulna round hard
ht mm oa on State; Jldnndclau
W
“m... a. all
llob mull w
* on» a ram
Sllo Ill-Ids and (ll-gill "cum" and Tall! a.
wnrkud letvrrlay uftcrnmun nul- Illllt.‘ south .
’l'llc train. consisting of 11‘
Portland. Vt.,llud llll‘t'fl ribs brokcu; M. ii. '
PiTIl-‘Ui. stow or nus.
rill;
. ‘ max mourn. .
Drink. Degradation and Suicidal—A w:
or Education and Good Winn. in
a In or Desperation. End- a 1.11. That
Wu Full of Romance. "
_ Surru, W. T., Jan. tilt-vb. few days ago,
near the coal wharf, was uncovered the body
of a woman lying {two down on the beach by
tho side of a drifting log. film had evidently
been mailed in there by the wind and waves.
The chief of police was notified and 512;:
tukcu at once to identify the woman. Among
tho first wreoognizo her was a rumor for a
hotel, who mid her name was him I". Mun
gar. Sbo arrival hero from Tacoma on Dec.
22 and went up to the homo, where she took a
room and mmainod all night. She wusuuder
tho influence of liquor. and asked him to go
out and find her husband, who," she will, was
omploym at one of tho restauranln
She alum left the hotel, and was not again
seen. When her husband was found and in~
formbd of the discovery be secured dwply af-
fectcd, and said be had been broking for her
for sumo walks. lb) last low her in Tacoma,
whom they were both working in the- l'illanl
bousc, she no chanlbemluld and be as cook.
Sho went on a spree, and he left her and came
to Scuttlc. expecting her to follow as soon as
she solieml up. It is generally summed that
in n druukou fit of dowerution and dump
Imintnwut at not meeting her husband on but
arrival here she walked down on the wharf
and jumped ovorboan‘l.
The deceased was rather a good looking
brunette about 40 years of ago, and bad dual
or most romarkablu career. She belonged ton
highly n‘sjmcmblo family, and when quite
young became the wife of Chauncey P. Van-
scbuuck, at one time among the mold promi‘
neat and best known moi-chums of San Fran-
cisco. She bore him two danghmrs, who are
now ammmplishod young ladies, While living
with her first husband she common-d tin:
habi of drinking, and the habit finally led to
n wibration. From that time on blip went
from bad to worso, and ill 1579 murritxl a
galliblor in San Francisco, named (,lcurgv
Chapman. For sumo limo they lived
togctluvr and finally drifted to the‘sound. She
first Illt‘l. Frank Manger ill lfi‘i'i. Sllo war
tired of Chapman. and finally agreed in run
away with Manger, which sin.- did soon after
ward. Manger, who owned to think u grout
dual of bur. 5100!! tho disgrum m; long as he
could, and finally, In October, run away I n .m
llo-r at Los Angolcs, writing llt‘l' an Illffi‘llvln‘
utc lcttcr and lullving $200 lul‘ her in thc bank.
Tho)” lnct again at Tacoma. but she nguintuik
to drink, and nuotbnr solulraliou “usucd. She
fullmvml him. and tho rvsult is givon lllMWl‘.
Mr. llluugur sayvllis wife was highly uln-
catml, and was tho- claughtcr of M. Adulm.
of New York. and that shc cluimvd in be a
sistcnin—Iaw of Judge A. J. Vanulvrluml, of
No. 1 West Sixtu-nth strwt, Now York. and
also of \l'. ll. Evat‘t. n prmwruus Ilarllwarr .
nlvrchnnt. of Chicago. When subcr silo wa: ~
our of tho most amiable u'omrn, but whcn -
drinking tilt-re wusllu living with her. Iloi !
maiden name was Kate 'l‘llurosa Adllllln.
s Motlmdlsl l’roachcrn l'rutcsl.
BALTIMURE, Mil. Jun. iii-«Tho- rmdulion-
oil'vrul at lilt‘ Motllgulist prcucluax' muting
last work. disapproving l’rosidl-nt‘s Cir-u»
, «amid at tho mot-ting yesterday. and minptud
by a mic ul l'.) to l». The lwdutimls IllSi‘lflilli
all sympathy with or (mncnrrouw in tllcprmiv
dent's act in colnlln-lnurution of tho iniw‘s
jubilee; pron-st against olllriul recognition ul
0 religious lleirarchy claiming also tcunmrury
sovereignty; stignlutuo the act as a ills
courtesy, if not on offense, to King ”liflllu'l‘l
of Judy. and finally dimvow all fooling bl
animmity toward or dasirc to abridge tlln:
political or l'cligluu'i rights of Roman Catholic
fellow citizens.
Placed llndrr Restraint. l
NEW YORK. Jan. Egg-Harriet Elimlu-lh
Collin. aged :3, daughter of a wealthy rmi»
dent of L‘inl-imluti. has boon placed nlulor rt»
straint. and Ilrs. Ilannnoud and S. W. Smith
have nlailv‘uIIilluvits that aim cannot safely
bolt-{tut iibcrty. .-\ [million for bcr vuln-
mitlai to ill] institution has hull tiled by
fril-nnb' of lllt‘ family. Miss (‘ofliil isululur
tho liclusion that people aw trying to kill llcr
and that tho nn'uir Kyrlo licllcw insults Ilcl
“’lli‘lltn'l'i‘ slu- goes to see him uct. fill:
thrcutum~ toslumt lioiluw. and currlcs u ro-
vnlwr i. ll' that purpow. She has bwn m-wn
triv for u long tune. and n‘gmmn' at bub-I4 in
tho name oi “Mia Stafford" and "Mm
Richards- on. " '
Shot and llnugc-ll, but Still Alive.
Xasuvmn Tl'llll., Jan. :.~l.—'l'hm- yuan,
ago Joc lived lcolorodr was Inviting his wif: I
when llfllcor I’mzitir undertook to arl'mt bull. ;
Rood shot and killwl tho oiliccr. 'l'Ilut sum: l
night a mob took llwd from the jail, Ilml l
buIIct mum. bond, and swung him from Ill
rope over tho summation bridgc. The ropt
either brnkn or was cut. and lined fell into the
river. Duncan Ii. l)orris,a journalist, Inc
now put bigotllornluplo v-vidcnco to show that
lbw-d survivwl both the bulk-t \vuund, tilt
hanging and the full. swam ashore, was at»
willlmibya local pbysirinumud was subs»
quelltly slllllglzlul away, 'l'lu- doctor “Ia
dmsuml llml's wounds contirllL-l tIil- story.
A Point fur flu» Striking Cigar-makers.
Nuw YIIIIK, Jun. ILL—«ll wa-uuulounuxl at
thebundquurtom of tho llllvrllfllllllllll rigor,
umkors that Kcmbull & ('rouw. the cigar
manufacturcrs on “'nmmslrcot, had amt-doll
totllolll-umnlls of their men and rlendod
the rmlul'tinn. This firm was the first it".
notify its onlployos of tho mluctiou «if from
sl to $0 pv-r I,000 in tho manufnclum oi
cigars. and the men struck on Dec. til. Three
of tho ntrik‘lng hands of the flnn of (,ittcllburg
£1 limthcm mam unusual while in the act oi
persuading man: of tho folnnlv lunch: wht
were going to work. They worn discharged
with a reprimand by J udgu Murray.
Knight Menu-r] (lot- a Vol-dict.
81'. Loom. Jan. 2‘|.—'-A verdict in the dam
ago mil of J. J. Mch-ry against the Minoan
Pacino railroad for prosecuting him in con-
nection with tho big railroad ntrikoonGould’l
ultimatum ryitam two‘ year- ago, was run-
domd yesterday, and 15ch was awarded
81,500. Motion-y was limiter workman 0! 0
Knights of Labor assembly, tho one to which
most of tho Munouri Pacific shopman him
bolonlzed. 0110'!” arrested ailm- tho Itrlkl
{or interfering with thy tmins. The can war
finally nolio prowl, the company (looming
not to prommllo tho mutter. An appeal will
be taken by the omnpany.
A SOIIIOII'I 8M nun.
litmus, Jun. lit—In the mood “on or
the mperlor civil mint yutenhy the jury
rammed ll verdict for the mail for 02,00
he alleged that Ill March In at Berni
be was mated by illo’ mu;
. parent strike, had it. inception at Elizabeth-
,Clmk. grown, No.
‘Iand‘s jubilw gift to Pope Ill-n XIII, vwrc dis ~
port, N. J., and then be reviews the trouble
at that point and mummnt‘eveuta at Pgrt
Richmond. lieferencu is made to the conflu-
ence of Chairman line with Superintendent
Biveiganl, and it'is stated that "seven mun
am prepared to testify that the general super-
illteadaut agreed to arbitrate the other diaer- .‘
elites, and also to mama their doses to all
men who hull quit work exampt like crews
and Ambrose Iledo and B. J. Shurkey."
“This strike," Mr. Cuhill concludes. "is not
to ulstain the discharged crews at Port Rich-
mond, but it is to maintain our organiiation
and to sustain men who have been true to a
principle. In this strike we expect to win."
The publication of Mr. Corbin, indicating,
as it «hulls. that the company will ninko no
mmpromisu, has on a feeling of (198110”
doucy in the mining town. "The merchant:
refuse to grant further credit to the idle men,
and already many of the families are begin-
ning to feel the pangs of hunger, as the relief
afforded them is not sufficient to provide for
all their owls. It now looks as though the
men would be sturvmi into lubutiluion. '
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
A Batch of Nomination: Sent to the
, Senate for Continuation.
Tans-ms, Jan. 2i.—-Governor (zircon soul
the followinguoluhuitiom to tho urinate last
evening: Alma-law justlw of tho supreme
court, to fill the vacancy consul by the death
of the late Jool Parker, Cburlos (1. Garrison,
of Camden; presiding judge of Union county,
Thomas F. lilcCornuwk; judgo of court of
common pleas of Atlantic county, Jlmph
Scull; prlnmumr of plum in Atlantic county,
‘ Joseph Thompson (rcupjmiutodi, and promeu‘
tor of plum ill ltlerccr county. Bayard Stocka
tun. In executive motion tho unluilmtiuns
worn rcfcn'od to thefmlumilmo under the
mic. Thonoluinutlnnof‘ John Lippinmtt k
be. judge of the Hudson county court was con
timlod.
Iiills woro introlucod in the rennin provid‘
ingfur an appropriation of 310,001) to mvcr
the expenses of dolicating the New Jersey
monument at Gettysburg: also to make it o
misdolnoanor, punishable with film and im-
prlsnlrnucut, to post or d‘mplay in public plal-ca
pictures or other I't‘pl'LN'fltilllnllH of murder,
stabbing, lighting or other criminal acts
_+_._.--~_.
Infested by Burglnrs.
CHICAGO, Jun. 2t-Sandbuggers and burg-
lars are at primal inflating the city. Hardly
u night passes but brutal awanlts and daring
rnbborics arc rcportcd. 0n “'mlncslluy last
ill. J. Baldwin, senior nicnlber of Baldwin it
20 West Van Baron
street, wasassuulml by three moo within a
block of his storc and rnbbcdof $300. lie
was struck o tho bond and rum-rely injuml.
(in Sunday night the house of Luca»; i-I. Mon
rill. No. 57 North Ada stun-l. was cult-rod by
two burglum, and Mr. Merrill was badly
boumn because ho would ll.l.\ll§l.‘luk§“'lll?rt‘
his lunacy was.
Lightweight] n1 Battle.
Saw Your, Jan. 2 .w-Julms (Manors, of
llllhi’lly, and Jon Ilum'il. of Yonkols, light-
w'cigbb. fought a two round prim fight with
skin tight glows in a ball at St. fimrgc‘s,
S. 1.. curly ym‘vrday rimming. Ilutll flit'll
fought with \"igul',alul mino .tvrrifiu blow:
weir uxclumgol. In tho wound and last round
t'lli‘ll man was knocked down twico. In this
mun-I lbnudi got in a swinging blow ull Con-
uolx‘ jugular win. knocking 'llinl out. The
light was for $00. Marquivof Qut‘l'llsbt‘l'l‘)‘
ruins. Jimmy Carroll. of Brooklyn, was
rcforoo.
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Grandma Garfield's Funeral.
("Lizvrulsu Jan. '24.——'I’ho funeral of Mrs.
Eliza ll, Garfield occurmd at Mentor yester»
day uftrmoon at 2 o‘clock, Revs. Ilinstlnle
and (")0on officiating. The remains rested
in a plain black. but l-logunt (market. the only“
trimmings being the oxidiml silvcr bandits
and plat» bearing her name and ago. "Eliza
ll. Garfield, agcd 50 yours." The n-mmnny
was brief and Sllllpltl. Tho romaine worn ro-
ulovul to this city and placed in the vault at
Lake View rum-wry by tin.- .sidc of tlum- of
Iwr son, tho dead prvsidont.
v
Demanding lligller “'agozl.
l’lrrsnt'no, Jun. 24,—1'1lo brukcuwn on the
Middle and l’illsburgdivivious of the Penn
sylvunia railroad haw forlnuiutn’l ncircular
demanding an incrcaso of wage-s. and havc
scat tho sumo to General Manager l'ngb. at
Philadelphia. in charger»! a special commit
too, The bmkoman claim to be thoroughly
nrguniml and in epoch-int condition to ma-
tmt for tlwirrigllts. Tbcrois as yet no tail:
of milk». as it ‘l'a beliovul that the umttor
will be scltlul amicably.
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Surreudcrcd by lil- Bond-man.
Asnl'uv l'MlK, N. J., Jail. zit—Tho bond.»
men of Frank l'attomln. who has boon under
bonds awaiting the action of the court of or-
rom and uplioub upon forty~lbm indictment:‘
for forgcry found almimt hilnllmriy four
ycarsagn, ycslunluy surrondonil llllll. l’at-
tom-on was will back lntho county jail at
Fmrhold, whore ho was wallnod for two your:
after his first lli‘l'csl.
A Victim o! “Mlud Cure."
lew Your. Jun iii—Dr. (lull-go J. Melgil,
a prominent dentist, of 242 West Thirty
fourth strut. u mania of lertcmmutcr (lou-
omi Moigs. of the Unitod Strum urlny. com.
milled suicide youhmlay by taking pru‘oio:
arid. Ill-lucrvm had been unsettled of late,
and ho 1qu bdrm grout inn-ma in tho "mind
cum" or "Cllrwtlnn minim“ doctrlna lie
iuavou a wife.
ltemrmbarlng tho Widow»
Wasnlxmox. Jim. zit-«At the meeting of
tho mnuuittoo on invalid pen-dons yrmnlay
Mr. Mcflhnm, of Nobmnka, xpoiw lll behalf
of granting Mm John A. Logan a pension of
02,000, and Mr. Warrior, t Misouri, urged
thattho mount of Mull. Iuir‘a [amnion be
ham-ad from $000 to $2.00.
llnoklyu Brian mice- Hunt Pay.
Nrw Your, Jan. iii—Judah» bimbo, in
the United Blown court ymrdayulecldad
that themblo syswmund on the Brooklyn
Bridge railroad is an infringement on latent:
and by an National Cable «nanny. lie
ordered thobrhlga mm to pay tho all].
company 84,500 clam-gov.
“all Hunt flung.
Pomona-nu, Jan. 34.-Th0mof Rob
IN}. Kuhn variety actor, who no trial
:llll convictellllbof mumLamli‘l‘i-u degree
or killing mm. '9“. W
hhu to tho rum court yesterday. and
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Jobbing of all kinds promptly urn-lulu! to.
Sllo lAnu l‘lI’l‘L’l. near Main
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: . Successor lob. ii. Quinumi.
,Ulldertakcr & Elllbullller.
i No, 4 Knight St. Residence. S East Ave..
‘ 880 3m Norwalk, Conn.
'1)“. )IcIEOSI-IIEAL.
4"“?! AK!) lili‘lbll-‘Cl—
Cor. West Avenue and Butler street,
NORWALK. CONN.
umc.» Hoary—Until 0 am: from I l i 3. and no
8 p.m.; Sunduyr~2 to 4 pm.
and rupcrinlend the construction of uildlngr
- TERMS REASONABLE.
finial—Taylor's Building Washington 81.. 80.
Norwalk. 1‘. 0. Box 775. dltw
Brooms“
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MEN’S AND BOY’S
Overcoats
‘ ~AND~
W111 Willi.
liflli Fillillfll Illllll‘lllll'
Greatly Reduced.
Call and be Convinced.
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”Till-l -«-—-
TAILOR,
aolrru all-want, or.
Wi‘ommunlcatlon by lclophour. 1!?00 .
‘V’ S. KNAPI',’
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A. R.CI~I I'I‘ECT.
ls now prepared to make plans and a- location
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it u l. ,l to '. ul
. Woodward .‘Vr‘lllW. $2.200-
; Day Strum.
”mun,“ , “,3”, zfMonruc—Streel. thru- Ilonsos, rt-sprctivrly,
i Spring Slrret, um burial-s, rl-srwclively, 3
i IIaIiIand Strut-l, mod house and burn, .
i Turnplkc. good house arid out buildings,
{Concord Street, $2,000. W sthtl-eel, I
{Taylor Avenuc. good hous and burn,
i Island Sound from pinzzr,
j South
. burn, all in good condition,
Main Street, about 5 acres, good
can be bad at once,
rd and Spring Streets row of tone
, m in
3 “'05! Strut",
1 Summit Sim-l. from $500 to
i Eimwoorl Avcnue and Bayvicw AVrliUl‘;
E South
Conco
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ill I (lulbrn lliII Strut»: and ll lyl’li’W“ Avcnnc (ml-mi)
S Taylor .\ venuv,
ism. lhin Slrml, sum. North Main Sm ct,
i Mi :ldmv Sir-wt, $300. l'm:~-i Strict,
41m“: Sn- rt, $3M rm- 5 m t.
gli‘llllll lllll hull 2' “Hr l. l,
,Spring firm i. $130 [:5
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A.“ Milli
. FCDR SALE;
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urance.
Fir-é. Life, Accident and Plate. Glass-
m can KNOWN ENGLISH am) AMERICAN COMPANIES art “a.
f 45 & 47 Washin,
SOUTH NORWALK,
. Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden,
Springwoorl,
, , ’. Cha 6] Street. commodiouu and well built hourc, 'ood carr‘a e l o d-
Blulder and (outracmr- p 5 ,, ' g ‘ "m"
. rtablv, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Main and Raymond Strut-ts lots GSXISD, house
Exchange Ilflflll],
gton Street,
00 N M”.
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Housesahd Lots. *
: Eimwoml Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Lieuto,
, $8.500
, 3,300
. 9,000,
7,500
2,500
3,000
_ $1,800, $1,000 and 4,000
2,200, double house, 4,000
' ‘ 4.500
2,000
2,800
3,000
eru improvements,
I‘ l 0‘
lot 74x25),
15,000
17 rooms, good
6,000
house and barn, possession
., 6,500
meal. 4,000
g Lots.
$1,500, $2,350
700
$690 to 1,000
$1,000 and 1,200
$250 to 800
2,000
, . 800
000
'500
= East Norwalk. 9
iOsborn Arcana. mansion and cottage, two acres,
“W _,,-. A_ , College Avenue and Iloyt Street $2,300. Henry Street,
E Second Avenue, “.500, $2,000. Cove Street,
7 Van 7am! Ave-mic.
$7.500
5,000
2.800
I)
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? Wést Norwalk.
I lions» til-d Barn, tcn acres of land,
5 llnusc and liar-n, (m9 acrc, $850. House
- - Norwalk.
2 Lot on l’uldlug Lam,
i Lot on lilul SL. ‘>
$2,000
and him, two acrcs. 1,350
81,000
2,500
fMiddIe Five Mile River.
. propcrIy in excellent condition,
Form of ‘40 acres, 2 houses, large barn.
walk to ltowayton depot,
' lbumc, 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2} acres, room ' barn lots of cod fruit
. i 8 .
$2,300
Darien.
well adapted for dairy or market
garllcning or both 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk. 10 minutes
$5,000
Two pleasant residences within a short distance of Darieu depot, one of 10
acres, sin-am of water running through it, house, 11 rooms, modern
impron-uu-nla, barn. ico house, &c., grounds and improvements in
good condition.
iicfl‘l.
Q‘Pcrsons Invoking for Buildln
and make known what they would like,
will prove just what they wish.
Payments on most of
Rubbemr
hibition at rooms.
«aunties.
ADVER'HSEMEN’M m. blew Yolk
a .4
my 4‘
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0m- of I new, good honor and out buildings
' Farms.
Cranberry
Five and one bull new, house 20x28, 8 rooms. new born, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit.
3 lilies or Improved Property for investment
or then-own use, would they not mo in the flat anything [0 unit, are invilrd to call
arty will be made only.
Near the oily with comfortable boom on them in qunnlil y from 15 to 40
8,000
0,000
Prim-r from $5,000 to 018,000
I II '
P l a l a s .
09.700
ml we may hm o aomolhing not liatod that
the above listed prop-
Slamps. ' d
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp tramway. Sample- ou ex-
DEEDB, MORTGAGES, RELEASES 'nml ASSIGNMENTS of MORTGAGES
carefully drawn. and titles to tell property searched.
ACKOWLEDGMENTB TAKEN, (Notary Public.) ‘
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY INVES‘I'ED In an
f0 and mono
EUROPEAN I’ASPORTS OBTAINED.
papers rcceivod and promptly Ithlldul to
TAvLonicoLDEN. ,
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Norwalk Chronicler