rue SAD sma’v tow av THE MATE
'thut
m known at “Swivel, the Bombay."
murmur Cumin
.. .
bx ‘
‘OF A DISABLED BARK.
'itllout Food I’or'l'on Day, and Only
m Guru of Water to Drink—The
, “phi- “ Two "than bio of mana-
tin-auctioning».
N" You, Jan. 35.~Among tho [Klfiu‘ligm
who arrived on the istcamuhip sun Mum“)!
y from Havana wcrc mm «.f the
W 0f the bark D. Chapin, vi liwlnll. “ luv-ll
W at [In on Christums till} 'l'br» sup
vivoro womadrift iua bum nlmi on days
without food or water. i'apl. “1 l‘ llull.
the 900k and a reunion perinbol [nun hunger
and initiation, and the rest got no dmwram
they were to turn cunnibzils. in
W. (lolbeui, the mats, told but night the
My of mm The bark lull. Turk's
Hand on Dec. 18, for Boston, with a cargo of
unit.” In the Chrismw day gale n gum: wove
(ova in her waist all of u su-blcn. and aunt
the men to the boat.
“We came away with Ilclllicr lrl‘ulhlnllg
not water. and no clothing would “but we
had on."snid Colbctli. "Tho lhmtyu'unm-uly.
two feet long, with a ccntcrluinrd, nnd had
four pain of can. We brought tun gangway
WEN, keeping the boat'x bowl in the
umwc tied thaladden on in lllt‘ pmntur tn
tarmad'mg. A heavy tini’tliw-wt Win" ivh‘hfll
trilobont about like a cork, mm i} urn-tum; it
many times.and keeping us limy all night
has Ruling. After fortyvcight linuza llu' wind
and so: moderated. '
“On the third night, about dink. a {wry
muted steamer from the wuthwnnl pnmwl Ha
“westward. It was mdarl; “i: .- nil bill--
more than race the mum. All' blinds r-lnuitml
at the top of their, voices, but no ucra-n‘t
beard, and we grew dcspondcut. 'i'hc cnptnin
said he WM going to pmy for ln-lp. and in-
told the rest of un' to keep in lmknut for llll'l't'
mils. Before lulig t‘nc t‘tltlk. .lnlin Andrrmu,
the Jap, my; praying too. and ihuv low it up
nearly all night until tliw-aptnin ln-i'uliw do
lirioui. His crioS for Walt'l' urru pun ‘, in
spite of all our efforts he got to glilliillj.’ down
unit water. In the morning in» llll'll in agony.
““70 had infill“ hope. Tbr' Jup (llr‘rl. it
was the sixth dayin the open bout nnd tho
lasttbiy of the ywr. “'bcn. tliu ncxt nlny.
Hans l’ctcmm. a scan1un.:lropp-il :ier {run
bunirvz' unvl cxplmxrc without Mimi; a word.
We lr'grlll in look at t‘fll‘ll nth-er. ll'.- could
have Mount cntcu him. but “b Jun pin-ll him
ovurbozu'd, its We lizul dun» with “W . lllrl"
“Then it began to ruin. Unc of ila» women
took all hisoilcloth mat. and (WM lm‘ll bill it
out flat tocotch tho drippingi. We lliill (in
old five gallon tin oil can. which wv bud uwl
mu bulcr. and we got about rim. .. drum. ml
wntcr in the half hours :llllrwrl', W» livid up
the coat are long us we could row :i ~lllgli‘ llrnp
go into tin,- czui. Thu 1 twk 1h.» will and
dealt out (nuallytc‘lflll. \Vc bull lwilrinl; it
all up. bccuusc llic can build-.1, :in-i ill" nm‘
holding it had to kecp the- bl'iv pl: l up,
““"rr had been drilling 5: dub, out i. hm in; ii
cicar day and the heat of mu «un. \w tool;
of! our wet clothes for the tint llllll‘ and dried
them. putting them 0n again at In :lu. ll.‘ the
nights were If“? and ”Jill. Wu din-l; up mu“;
in the must hole. with a mm nth-tubal um»
thermand sailmlnll tlic ninth do}. \l’v scl—
tlcd down for anothcr Slf’fllll"\‘ night. und out
of the durkums the: llf'Sl thing up mu: on Jun.
4 was a sclimncr svvcral milw‘ :iwny. What
did We do! “'ell. Wonk as We turn. u c mom!
pretty livcly. Yes: in: Wow rightml by the
schooner. Mute Jasper, :i follow tomisnmu of
mine, had spied from the fo‘cmtlo wlint be
thought wasn wreckinthe distance. and he
called Capt. J. W. Murphy from below, it
was theLouis G. Babel, from Boston, bound
for Sagna la Grandc. They cased oil and
sailed right alongside of us. We wore so
weak, cramped. and covered with salt wntor
boils that. we were entirely helpless. When
tim mate threw a line into our boat the man
inthebow caught it, but be was too weak
tohold it Then the captain pawl n Light
ofrope over, and hauled us up, Wu made
directly to}; tho watcr tanks. but we wcro
allowed but a glass apiece, and food g was
dealt out in small bits at first.
Arrlvnl of Shipwreckcd Seaman.
wa Your, Jan. 2.1—Tue anoint-r San
Marcos, which arrived from llnvann yester-
day. brought the seven survivors of the crew
of the bark D. Chopin. of Boson which
foundercd in a gale on Christinzb tiny, Sod
miles east of Sandy Hook. The l'l'l-W look to
boats and floated about. for trn days, i-xp. Nd
to severe cold and with such un-ngor food us
to be in constant danger of Sillrl‘ntll lli. 'i‘e
mptain,“'. C. Hull, died of cxpnsuro, and
was followed by the cook and ”no walnut].
The bodies were consigned to the writ-us. The
remaining sewn. uftcr grout suffering. \wro
picked up by a schooner and taken to Saigon,
whence they were sent to Huvuun by the
American consul.
Going Back to Work.
leanx, N. J., Jan. %.—'l‘hc return of a
Ergo body of the striking girls of l'lnrk's 0.
N. '1‘. thread factory in Kearny to their work
yutardny appears to have broken the buck-
bouoof theatrike. The cessation of the bus-
“lilies botvreeu the offended carriers and the
thread company was affectcd solely through
the interposition of Rev. Father O'Connor, of
St. Pim’ church, Harrison. Shortly before 7
o’clock about twenty-five of the girls pro
lulled themives at the company's otllm in
Kenny, and after they had gin-u tbcir names
and told the superintendent that they had
worked there beforo, they were placed in the
old petition: in the mill.
'l'ln Del-won and llmlwu Accident.
Tact, B. ‘1'.. Jan. 9;».«Tm- uni-blunt on tho
Del-wan and Hudwu .roml Monday wan
momma-nu um roportod. ilixtoan
perm in all um injured, though only four
m inlay danger of fatal mum, nnmcly,
David 0mm, of Bush.- Bridge. (bu-Mice
3W,of Umyiilc, James nought-in, of
SM, and Conductor Charla» Front, of Hair
land. Thaccidmtwu mused by the train
a cm. Condom Museum
y hurt, [Invented groan-r «limior by
Molina m Withnfomctmard iutoa car
which mum lire from un mortal-nod
m, that utlaguhhlng the dam.
“Oriya” I. Elm-«mod.
Bloonnr, Jan. 25.-An inquest on th-
hoay of Billy Dummy. who died while
marlin-prim light with Simon hm,
H
on hold may. Beportcn who rimmed
my affair W tint moral blown we"
mngoflguuvdyl {in it in.
”mm ‘Mfl an! n
. ‘ mmtohlthanl. muck
,M'hdfl not Itrlh Dummy. but merely
The jury found that data
mock Maximum Ila»
l
l
‘ Ina-mu“ mu.
m In. tam {ammun-
wuqunm-mm youorday. by
‘ ' an, the museum of
11mm his smile. |'
A Report That the mun Hay Withdruw
from tho Knight. of Labor.
Porrsvudz. l’n.,.lan. '35.-Division lll.of
National 1). A. 105, comptwd culircly of
miners. hold u run-Ling bore yi-ntcrday. It
wusa regular mailing. and nothing of inter-
on was cxlwctcd to happcn. lluaincss pro
wait-d smoothly and without incident until
tome number having proposwl tho indorso-
uicut of Chairman Lou's address to the public
on bchalt of the railroad strikers. a "lurk-not
a local assembly in the Muhonoy vuilcy
raised a brawn by denouncing Mr. licc in
round terms. and moving to luy llll' prniulfil‘
lion on tho tablc. A long dcbalc follnwcd.
u‘nllt‘ of llicspcakeni defending Mr. Lee a!
vigorously as ho lidd‘bccn nttnckml. and
othcrs inking lllt' part of tin- incmhcr who at
tacked him. The prolmition in indorw the
appeal was finally laid on the table.
it. in said by the mercury of the Mcrclmnfs’
Protectivu association here that the mm»:- of
the miners? joint committee to President (for-
bin hasqconvinccd a majority of the members
of his limx-iation that the miners wcrc juatr
llcd in rtriking, and that the iLWN'lilllUll will
probably vote to gin- tln-iu ull tinv l‘l'cnllt they
want within roamnablc lxvuiids. A convcuv
tiou of the Miners and inborn-i. Ant-alga.
mated associn tion has been cullwl to incct to
day, and it is said thntu majority of the local
amocintions have instrucml their delegates to
veto for cutting lO‘b‘k‘ from lln~ Knights and
making scparatc twins with the licnding
cuiiipnny iortliv with-mom of tlw hll'llil‘.
Tho~ )lincrs' .b'uirnul publish-«l u long odi-
tliriul )'v.~tvrduy, which, without discussing
tho! merits of the strike, strongly urges the
mini-rs torcturn to u‘ork‘uiid npply for arbi-
tration nftcrwnrds.
\i’lislllxnrux. Jnn. 2.5.—-Tlu- ru-mlutinn in-
trmluml by Mr. Anderson. of Konrad. di-
rccting cungrcmionul inquiry into tlu- itcuding
strike was nguin undur dim-immn ln-l'oro tin-
liowio oorrunitlco on (‘Ulllllil‘l‘l't' yo-alrrilny.
Repnsontativr ilrumm, of l'vun.~f.lvuni;r, du-
fcnllml flivm'llnn of tho striking llllill'l‘h‘. lie
fcl'riiigtvv .\u,~tili t'orbin'n' hilllt‘lliv‘lii of ill--
agrm-nicnt uilb thi- lllillf‘l’h upon ruin" of
ungcs, Mr. llrmnm said they liuilnnt \iulntcu
thzu nui'mvuicnt in any scum Tllcl'o in no
ilninwiintl- pruswct of 0 Vol» in tho ninttcr.
FOUND mi A SNOWDRIFT.
lion- llurvcy ()glcbco Rescued u Maiden
and “'on a “’ifc.
Sioux CITY. Jun. 735. ~le rcvo-nt blizzard
Wm not without roiiuintiv f~‘:ilui‘v.~; Nmtling
obi-m in tho ('he»_\wnnc l‘lVl'l‘. within lin- hllflll'x
of'llic ruggcll blutls i d" I. lint tr: 'r‘il'llt‘l‘i rim strmun.
“us our..- :1 Huh» log cabin, in u’liiclidu’clt
“lull ill wmlcrn wirlluu'c was known 1134"”
Silllfll'r' mun." nuc of the Worst l'l'lli'gfllll'h' and
.b-qwrmlmw that torrorizo- that wotioii of
tho .vnnntry, lb- “us 11 Frmnli-Czuiu
diun. known :i.~ Hobs-nun, uiid bu inur—
l‘ml u t‘ulllt.‘l}' linliuu “unlit“. 'l'licy
hull utic child. a rosy i'liccliml, brmrll cymi
girl. known in Lillian, Hid llolmum Wm
hungwl by :i build of \‘igzilunitcs mnl iii-s witc-
mmn nth-r iliml. 'i‘lic girl lwv‘uinc ill" prob ;v
oiu fumilyut Cinimlwrlnin and grow up n
hilliib‘nllio und fil'l'nlllplln‘llml young \"Ullllill.
Jim prm-iom‘ tn lln- rfl‘l‘lil blizzard l.llliilll
t’lolfml fricnilw ill lluruu. llnll on tlu- (inf: of
lho- ~tni‘ni lid-l gour- n ~li~rt Iliallllif'l‘ in lln'
cwuntry in w-r u fricnri.
Anion}: thi- ni'rivub u! llumnon .lgin. ll
“m Hurry l lglwlnm. u lmvclwr for in St, lwiiifi
“lwlcxili-lndiw. 'l'lii- lltl_V nf fluil ill't-mlflil
Llny ln- l‘umnl lillllN'll intln' Miburbsuf llui'on,
'l‘ln- l-lizznril mmw upon bun Al'lcr Mind»
in: lllmui iul‘ bolt an hour. hr in» ll~illlllt~llwl
turbulent-ray» in :i rim-p drift n \wuiun. .\~~
lusting her from wind most likcly would hun-
proved hcr ti-nipurnry gram. the pair sct out
togctbor to sock slicitor. Xftvr ltriiggling
through the snow for nearly an hour. the-y
reached a farm home, whom kindly cun- n~
stored them. The woman was Liiiinn Rolmnn.
Monday night‘s train to this city had aboard
two happy young pmplc. nud ut thc huh-l in
quiet wedding: tookpiaw. idlinn. tin» hand.
some daughtcr of the onu- notorious Rol‘cnun.
lwumc tin- wifo of Harry Oglolw.
Pete Cole: Convicted.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. iii—Tho jury in the
trinl of Peter Coffee, for the numb-r ni‘ Sm.
tion Agent Charles “'in1 at Stony l'rwk.
found a vcnlict yesterday of guilty of numb-r
in the second degree. The prismwr was son-
tcncod to lifc imprisonment. 'i'lic verdict
('8th a surpr'uzo. HS tbc dcfcnsc had mndc
out an apparently strong nlibi. Thcrc is
little doubt that Way u as murdered by sumo
body. His body was cold and the pockets of
his clothes bud boon rifled before he WM run
over by a frcight train nmr tho Stony Crock
notion ‘nn May 0, 1%?
Another Blizzard in the “font.
ST. l’At‘L. Minn. Jan fr—Anotherbliz
mrd hm; broken lwsc northwest of hero. A
Kevin», D. T .. dispatch to The l’loncor l’rcar
says: "Tho mercury went down toulllmlow
and thc wind rum-bod u vclm-it)’ of funv
miles an hour licrc .‘inndny night. It is still
blowing unvl trnins nrc ten hours into.
Brnincni mpm'ts flint the storm has rcachcd
thcrc. .~\ Mary full of .m'ow has Hot in nnd
tlic wind is blowing u gale. Tho snow is
drifting badly. Tlic storm line. not yet
mu-lu-d St. l’nul. but train-s from the north
arc badly dclnymi.
Charged with Conspiracy.
i’i‘mm'ltn. Jill]. ‘J5.-—l.oimr circles am ox.
citcd over the nrrcat of John E. ()‘simn.
“walking deli-gum" of thc iiuildom‘ lcnguv;
John Scott, his (oxidant; John Flinn, "ulster
workninn of thc llricknmkcni' mmmbly, and
fivcothcmprominont in inlmrcirclm They
are charged with l‘llfllllil'fll'y by n man named
chzcll, tho owucr of a non—union brickyani
mar the city. “’cnrcll wax furnishing brick
fora man named ('unniughnm. 'l'bo union
incn employ-d on tho jobstruck and (,‘imning—
hum concclhul his mutract With Women.
Judge Lynch Amie-pt- Hlim I’lvirlcum.
filings-ms. Tux. Jun. 2'».w~A aqwlul from
Corpus Cbrlxti says: A report has rcucbcd thin
city that Hmitu Holimr. a Mexican, war
iyucbol Bumluy night ncnr (falling, in Nance:
county, for "it“ mimmud murdcr of Jacob
Stafford, whom body will found riddled with
built-in inn wntur it‘ll” back of his limit!
Saturday. The trucks of a homo that Baillie!
mic mrrcqnmdui with truckit found near tho
body. (“ill on thin evidence the Mexican wot
buiiu-dilown umlbangad by ranciunon and
cowboys.
WWW
To Stop solidly “quot soiling.
’l‘imri. 0., Jan. m—a mammoth in
and order meeting was held to dcvim mum
to haul the muting lomrcganllng tboclming
otsalmm on Humlay onlorml liquidation
wan.» mlogml imulernning the mayor and
umlml for neglwting their duties, and ahc
the grand jury who failed to find imminent.
again-it minim who ind wilfully and
persistently vial-ml this law. The claim
arc annual. and «lecture this traffic on ti:
first day of tho week shall noun.
1'!"- lutvml thymine.
Wumm'mu, Jun. mam total coll»
malntcnmmnmofmtm um lib
months of the flu-nil year were 303,443.“,
minimum 04,040,101 over the uni»
com-purging period
MURDEROUS VWNGOLI‘ENS.
THE seciuzr REVEALED BY A CHINIi-
MAN’S ARREST. . .
A Society Whom Objuct ll to no Arr-y
with Thole “'lio Dare to Interfere will:
I leir Plank—Five nundrod Doll!" for
'Euch Murder. A llllllll
OTTAWA, Jan. Lil—«There is much excite
Incntowrlbc mt of u (Thinumnn named
Lum‘iiipmt Victoria, B. C., for attempting
tho murder of J. E. Gnrdincr, custom house
ofllccr at that port, which hail lod to the din
eovcry of a dangerous net-ran l'liincsc ax-ioty,
which numbers its membership by tho thou—
sand-l in both Ilritilih L‘oluiiibiu and the
Unitcd Suites, whose object appears to be tho
annihilation of any one the director of the so
ciaty may see fit to single out. thn urnotml
Lulu Hip had a formidublo lmkingtlu'ument.
written in red ink. in his IWfis‘iOll, which h
fought hard to rctain. This papoi' rcvculul
tho imp clinractcr of tho suicimy. ’l'hc gov-
cninicut will take immediate 501»; to find out
all Chinamcn belonging to it find punish them
accordingly for the ollcnsc of belonging to a‘
society whim objoct is murd-Ir.
Mr. Gardiner. who we customs otllcor, bur
been instrimwntal in preventing (.‘liinnn‘icn
from taking the young (thins-so women from
Sil‘flllll‘l'h‘, uhcn tlu-y land. to houflm of prosti—
tulia in, bus rm'ciwd Swami thrcutcuing li-ttnrs.
II was forum-tripling: locnrry out one of ill-“$0
tlircntw' tliut bum Hip wns urrcstod with n pal
tininml Lani Lap ang, both nil-mlwrs of tho
sot-ioty, which in known in tho l‘bu Kung
Tong. The following inn translation of the
document found on Lulu llip:
“hum Hip, Solar-in] Soldier:
“All linvo board how plum and chcmm
must bu the prmluction of learned incn and
scholars. and that t‘tlplllg with cnoiuics fight»
in}: with arrows in settling affairs of stain urn
nlldi-volml upon such {is arc \wll wrszul in
tho til’lfi of war. This ugrm-invnt made with
tho- nbuw suinricd mlrliciu. "1.1th from [our Hf
intA-rnulri-lx-llinnns or“ it,“ i-xtcmul not of
contempt nnd drrisinn. its on the rennin» grout
pl'lnl'llllt‘ which is truc of stntcs nnd iniiillim.
You. in common with nil mlnricd mldicrs,
.‘hdli act only upon orders. You hlinll not act
without nrdcrs. hnplmmrdly. But if thorn be
among llic iucinbcrs nny who should bc
frontal with contempt of any firm.
and truc :lniigcr should Silliblt‘lll)‘ np~
pi'uzich, you shall fll'l according to tln‘
cxp‘wlil-ncy of tlic cusc mnl o-iitcr tho
urvnu. if llt‘l‘t‘\~.‘l|‘l' l'uudvrnilrircumstnnr‘lw
lwfuilhful in serving our w-u-ly. but you
shall not prwunn- upon this pnwcr to rcva-ngv
your own oncniics. \l’licnnvcr .irdurs nrc
givou and mldicrs culiml us Mu'mion «lcnmmb
you do. l'idlll‘ brandy forward. [curing only
to by into and striving in lu- tirst. You shall
not rrtrvnl nt thc inniiicut win-n lllllllr' is do.
clnrml. llilll you ahall {go with nub-rs from our
vlirm'ror M iii! fllv bviul> that H 'llll‘ tn thi< port
liming prmtztutm“rill-mil for flu- purpik- of
bringing tin-m. Anilwrc hil‘lr‘ll} toonlcm mid
bc on limo. Tn svrvcus with all your heart.
you mny injuro or kill. nn-l lbw rcwurll will
11- 5:34“. if you should be hurt inslrml.
so limit you imvc to ciigugc n physician
for uny length of timc. thc :unouiit
thnt will be nwurilcd you for cx~
pv \llll bu ill! pr-r month. :lftvl’ you
ii:
lll “wrung-um of tho pliyniciunund
'lmw bccn mural. but find thut. you cannot flu
iu-vri- hoary Work. you shall him» tlw lilllll
lionnlmmuf $2.30; imidm sulmcriptinns' Will
bu tnkcn up and cutcrnl in n book to did your
rcmru homo. Swing tho mm] of mouth may
not bc i-vivlciicc. thi< ngrrwmcut is lllllilv to bo-
smch. ii is further stipulutvd tlint you shall
in minnuvu with all nicmbcrwxcrt yonix‘clf tn
injurc :iinl lull any ono at lln- rcquvsl of tho
dirm‘toz- of tho sm‘if‘t ' if you should lmw to
sulfur urn-rim of igfilifiwunu-nt for doing thc
stun» our wcicty will cncb your award and
sonil 3M) llulll‘in your fniuilv for their um.
"('iu' Ki'xo ’l‘oxu.“
MATRlMONY MULTIPLIED.
John “infirm "all Flu! Living “1105
iuul Wanted Another.
ST, PAYL. Jan, '25.~Mn=. John Wilkins is
llu» pluintilf in n suit for IliVur-‘c from hcr
llllxlllllill, who IS nllogcd to how chdcd four
.itln-r “oiiicn. 'l'lm pripch' in tlic mom w‘o-rc
iilml in tho tii<trict court ym‘tcrlluy. it i.~
smtvd that in hill Wilkins lllllrf‘lml tln- pinin—
till’ in Fuguuliul, l’n.. whnrc tho}; livml imp
pily for n munbcr of yours. lic tin-n mum!
to St. l'nul. bringing his young wife with
him. in .lan. lfilln- contrnclml n iiinrringc
with l-Iiunin Strxtsun, and a tow months~ lntcr
mm'riwi iiiwtiwr woman unmml Kutv For.
who is now n «ire-«trinket in this city. Shortly
afterwards ln- married n wornnn lifllill‘il
Frcnch. uml folinwwl this in August by
marrying Ullr‘ iintlic llowlt-s. Each of thos-
innrringm “us contrni'ml uuulcr zin nssuuml
unmc. Ailllml In llil-i ho “AIS r-nmigml to n
imndmmc young widow. Tim diilicully of
muintuining sn runny Wivcs soon fun-ml itwlf
upon Wilkins. llllll but llctubcr ln~ loft the;
city. tliliiiu.r with him Eumin Stctmu. who
npponna tn lmw bccn his: furorito. liowas
umpioywl us an cumin-or whilc in lliiscity.
.\ Southern lmlhurio.
ATLAS“. (in . Jun. 3:t.—'“(‘i| Burton, tho
young innii who was m-vntly urrcstul bore.
clinrgmi with bignmy. and who «ruin-d. loam
ing xix ullcgmi \vivi-rz in tho lurch. is l't‘lllml
(is hnviulzmutructcd still uxinthcr niutrimo
liiflluliiuncc. Purina-r Smith. who livm "our
Lnfnyvttc. “'ulkvr county. has bccu ut At-
lanta looking for bid clmigiiti-r Rollin. who. ho
ways, clilpwl Suturilny night Willi llurtnn.
A (lulway lilot.
lll'iiiJN. .liul.‘.’5.-:\ riot «wu-urml at tho
railway station nt (lnlwuy yomtvniny hum-cu
a croud. ulna-ii mu uwmting tiu- nrrivnl of
l‘ntlia-w llurki- lillll Front-is. nncl tilv'nlllcfl.
'l'lu- lulu-r churgml tho pmplc. using tiicir
but-duo frm-ly, while tho crowd rctnlintml by
tho/mini; storm nnd hum... Huwrnl por-
wm worc injurcd. Among ibcni mm» a
iiicnibcr of tho municipal council. who r»
cciwdthm-cutsontln- timid from n p-dico
mum baton. and sonic mum-n and bow. Um-
boy is dying from tho odectnnf the clubbing
lic rut-vivid. '
A l'njumr Convicted.
“durum mm. l'n. . Jun. 25.--Androw Raid
wmcmwictml hero ymtorday of perjury. J.
ll. Orr, it dry goods morchant, was tho. pro»
cutor. livid was (maul in gang bind to wear
in the nolmd Orr insurance cam, which were
tried belon- J udgo llnrrott in Novomlwr, and
Which rmultmi in tho inaunmco companies
paying Mr. Un- his claim in ftdl. 0n- has
bad twelve tiiilei' men indicted for the «am
offenm.
’i’tnn Halnrday llnif Holiday.
Anus 1!. Jun. '25.~—Tiio mmbiy committee
on bunks rugmrtcd favorably the bill abolish-
ing the Satuniny hull hoildayn, and making
every Saturday in July, Austin and Septem-
ber unimum holldny. m j cm
mum reputed favorably the hill making a
”mud olfcmo in yurticlpntlng in M unlawful
mmbly or mob ii felony.
Dropped ”and or Apple”.
Nuw You, Jan. all-am Nathan
Bimmmnl, of Surniogl, dial of «topiary yo
. TERRlBLE MINE ‘DIBAB E .
AI 3 ' Qt Victoria, I). (him
two“: or Fifty-nun lion.
VICTORIA, B. 0.. Jan. 25.--A frightfuliy
fatalcxploslon claimed in No. 5 pit of tin
Wellington collierias yesterday, by which up
ward of fifty lives ware lost. _
An eye witness data that he was about 100
yards from the pit when he heard a report
like that of a large cannun, and there in-
otuutlv shot far into the air» dense mm of
black smoke and dust, which converted the
snow covoml ground into an inky deposit.
When this subsided a portion of the fan
homo had been destroyed. an well as the
woodwork in the shaft. Manager Bryden
immediately proccedod to repairing the}. fan
the fun started again. ‘
The. shaft timbers were dostroyul so that
ciigcs could not. be used, but pulleys and ropes.
wcrciiiuuedintoly prepared for the work of
rescue. The flirt man to conic out of the pit
bud climbcd by means of the cage wire cable
through the shutwml timbers to within WU
fort of the top. A rope was than lowch to
him, and be reached tho surface in on c:-
hnustod mndition.
A swond miner was also enabled to get out
by this perilous method, but a third. when
fifty {cut from the top, loosed his bold. and
full to curtain death at the bottom of the
blillil. ’l‘wo nicn \vcm tlicn loWurcd us [a
much party. and they returned, stating that
nothing could be hhrd but calls from below.
Fl urtimatul y the mine hnd not flml,’m dan-
gcr from this murco wml uvcrtod. Atom-
wmry cage was made and lowercd to a
mimiderublu depth, the minors climbing to it
by mums of ladders, no that 1le of the mo
men in tho mine were raicuud.
lino whitc mun, Robert Williams, tho un-
fortunutc who fell, was taken out iii-ad. The
(nqdnsiun took place in the lull! loud, and in
this twmity‘livo whim miners 'nmi u mimbcr
of l‘liini-so wore imprimnwl. Fours that tin-y
wcrc uli killcd were vorifiol lutcr, for suhrstL
uucntly all th-- whit» nicn wm-a- curriod to tin:
Mirtncc timid. and the Work of hiking out the
L'hinn-w wn.» begun.
CITIZENS TAKE A HAND.
ié‘uiling on End to the "affirm-McCoy
‘ l-‘cnd with ltiiic and lhliict.
('ATLE-rrsni'im, Ky. .lnn. 2.3,—~'l‘l~c fierce
yon-lotto dmlnrcd‘ by tho McCoy upon the
lintiilei faction, in the wilds of Pike county,
Ky. llllll laigun county. W. Va, 5.5 going
bruwly nu, null each day nllllll new victims lib
m-ll us rm'riiits. The citimns of Pike county
haw urgziuimwl wlint they lcrmcd n [ll‘lllt't’lillll
purl}, lwcnty strong. null gturlcll out. tn lllll’llv
liilutl'tlll‘vlllililt‘ltlfi. 'i'iiiilmsw, hmu'ilynrniul,
srnrb-«l nut on their sccoini tour but Friday.
Whm lit-ltTiltK (’upt. llntlicld's liouxc tlicy
Wcl‘c cunirontc-l by a Woman, who gave tin»
ulnrui. Pursuing thcir jounu-y up tin: rand
tin-y “‘Pl‘c' lircd upon by a squad of eight of
tho lintticld pnrty. Hull McCoy, of tin- in:
radon. wns shot through tho breast and Will
div, Tin-y iuuncdinb-ly niturncd the tire and
Will iii-inpwy was shot through the le‘Vt'lfi,
luul. it is I'L-lnll’ifil. “as nflcrwar-i killed by
lbw inur-lo-ro-rs of Jim \"axicc a short limo ago.
Thu linttiolds“ tbcn bout. u hasty rctrcul.
throwing away their overumts uiid blnnkm:
to add spool! to their flight. Thc l’cttr ('rm-i;
gum-lb. twenty strong, jninal tho iiivnoling
party. um! All urn in pursuit of the lintfivlils,
“horn tin-y prrqxoc‘to burn at allhamrds.
Thu N‘v‘llt‘ throughout the cntimnoction
lwgiznrx .lco-ription. Everyluiy is up in am»
to prntwt tlicumdvcs and their [)rupcrty. nnd
lhc- grcutcst cxr-itcino-nt pri-uiils.
'i'hc jnil :li i’ikm‘lllv, containing «down of
thc I'npturml mun ' of liiiuiolil's party. is
gunrdwl by Slxlll‘ll urnn-l mcn, day and
nizbl. and picknts nrc twill nut our)“ night i1;
all ilii-w-iiniis from tho town to prcwut :1 sur-
prisc :uul rcwuo.
Sn fur win-u of tho- Mcl'ny gang luiw litL‘l‘ll
kill-n1 um! um wunndml. whilc tln‘ ilzittlr-lds
luu'c bull nine killed. liw \murninl and vlw. on
captured
'I'hc I'Mltlnn Sent Bark.
ilAusznruu. l’a. Jan. 25,—(r‘overnor
Br‘nwr hm rotumud to tho l'onstitutiunal lio-
fcmc rumination its petition praying him to
take action against tho Reading railroad com
puny for \‘iolntiin.r its clinrtcr. With u lcttcr to
the eil'm-t that tho churgcs arc of uni-h a grow
clmrnctrr that tiny fillnllllllmlllf‘tl'fil in formal
Sllflpt'. nnd inriiinlly Sigurd by all tln- lllt‘lll-
bots of tho mnmiittw, “’licn this is dour- thv
clmrgr-s will llnrn ho nefvrml. with nilll'i’
popcru. to tho ntnlruey guncml.
.\ \| eullhy )lim Sinful-I to Ill-nth.
l'iiii.,~.m:i.rui\. Jan til-Hmrgv W,
Knurr. nu w-vrntrw old mun. who is ln‘lll'Vt‘ll
tn bu wraith}: mu found in his room M NH.
lilll Ridgv :iwnuu. ymb-nlny, (loud, Ila
had on lvntlywtnrvml hinu‘clf tudcntii, llurr
in; llu- uivmligniinii tho oilln-rs discnvrrul
scwmiolmxbtoproperty in Emit lininnwu'
ton, N .l . Which lmd been trnnsfcmwl by tho
(loud mimv tn (ion-go C. Coughlin.
Mr. ('humlnrlniu Deni-I ll.
\l’lmnxurus, Jun. Ill—Mr. Jlrl’pll Vitam-
bcrlnin. of thc English lisheriuu mmmisuinn,
was nwkul by n correvyumiicnt Inst m‘cuing as
to tin» truth of the report tolegraplinl from
llttnwn that ho iv, likely to silt-cool Lord
innalnwnc no gm‘cnwr go-iwrnlof l'nrmdu.
Mr l'lminlmrlnin wry promptly ropliod:
at fuuuzlntiou."
Tin» Yum-rilrlo “(lmn om." Gama.
Nitw Your. Jdn. BEL—Tilt) lawn “green
custcr. S. f' . who paid William ltogcm. 0f
thimiy, 34m fur an ullizxml mm worth of
good xnonvy.
and nrr-M-nl both lingcr! nnd Perkins no the
buiiknulinrp um putting his cusuvmcr on I
train for homo, with tho Initial {also Vail”.
‘ My. child. for I’rclldunf.
l'uu..\nr:i.cm.i. Jun. Lao—James lit-Mann,
thi- lmdi'r of thodumiimul. friction of tho lio-
publicnu party in this city, mu! who will un-
duiibtnlly control thc l’bUiulclldiin ihvlogation
to tho (‘liicugu convmtion. la mrnmtly‘ in
favor of tho nomination of 6mm» 0'. Child!
for prmldcnt. and my» bu will have other
vota from tho Philadelphia dclcgntm.
A Bridge llullrlcr'l Tani". full-
Pouonmmu, ll. Y., Jan 2.3.4}in
fakework of the Pougbkccyuiobridge. Ha,
with» number of trained bridgmmm, mu
landing on the top of the fnlu- work, our
dainty-thra- fcct from the ground, when he
watruck byn largo beam and thrown to
03mm]. lilo skull mu main] in Ind
marly ovary bone in his body brokon.
livlcted for "min; cplulm
Drums, Jan. tin-mm civilinm mldlng on
tinieiaud upon which in situated Port ‘0'“
moi-nil, in Wan harbor. having
mule bonfimof tar bumis to mlcbrato tho
alone of Mr. O’Brien from 'i'uilaumm jail,
thoxovrrnmantlm doomed upon their avio-
tinn,andonlaruwlll blamed frutbelrojut-
mt forthwith.
Ann- I 'l’raln Babb".
ltmmmr. Ala. Jan. .m-«llamn. th-
md‘l‘amlrulnrobhor,wbo mood from
it: pollmof thin city Saintly night-fut
Magnumortamwouudlnzltcflhnym
”film!“ lap ambigu-
ra“ «mm n ,8
him.
house, which was quietly accomplished, and
"Tho roport i~s nbsolutcly without tho nliglitr ‘
garb." Victim i< Axlu ' if. i’crkim. of Lanil , ,
) n pimply - skin . made . soft .
llctm'tivm min» on tlic vmtch‘
Ohm was killed yertoniay by falling from tho
D
Davis
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Bov.-It.-‘1f.Pickcu-, I‘reaidimtof tho
Wilt ‘Protutant Church of South
Carolina, write: from Grenville:
“About. ‘four years ago I was nttackod
with what the physician. pronounced
neuralgia rheumatism. accompanied with
mlifnlfll. My appetite failed me entirely,
Ind had an intermittiug pulse and very
irregular pulaationl of the heart. A far.
tibia in noon came into my chest and
aboul era, and I become so liclpleu that. I
could attend to no busineu at. all. Tho
pains were movable, and would sometime.
I from one port of my body to mother.
‘inully the eryiiipelnn broke out on my left
lilillll and amount! produced much swoll-
ing. I was for cighteen months nfllictad
in thin wny. purl of course used a great
many kinds of medicine's, but nothing gavo
me relief. I’ricndu finally [wruundcd mo ,
to try Swift's Specific I noticed nducidcd -
improvement whilo bikini: tho first bottle.
I continued it» two until Ilirid taken about
one doun botllca, when I found myself
wand and well nguin. with no nign of dia-
can left except a stiffness in my hand, I
result of the crysipelna. \Vhiio taking
the mcdicine I gained on an average two
pounds of flesh per week. I think 23'. S. S.
I valuable modicinr, and I frcqut-ntly
recommend it to my friends."
Write to the 8mm tirizriric (30.,
Atlanta, Ga, for u Trcutinc on lllooil and
Skin Dimmer, mailed free to on; one."
A
Housekeeper», “and This. l
Ask your groan-r nud markctman for
Sperry & llamas? good-.4. All their pro- ‘
ducts are first cloud and [row from adul-
teralion. llama, Shouidcnw, Brrnkfaat
Bacon. Laid. Spun-rib and Snuuzigv are"
mnnufnctun-d in Now iiuvcn, Ct. l
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POWDER E
Absolutely Pure.
Th1“ pumb r L» 1. r \ur‘cvl A imrw‘ of pvirily.:
Mrrliqlli um: ul.
than lhl‘ n ‘ Hlill vzmlinl. i in com
million u in of but u l'lWliifillIi
uiuin my! - ~.-‘ Swill . ‘. in cars. ‘
.. M; “5.. >rn.r, S. Y.
.v .10“.
blow ru-i‘mnncnl ,
BARGAINS l
5 .\‘
NEW AND nous:
Overcoatsl
”mu l
W111 ill hill:
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fill Flannel lilirwui
G rcully Reduced. ;
Modern Improvc-mrnts, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, 08.500
Elniwnml Awnuc, Lot 60x200. lmucc quite new, 3,300
Nonb Main Strut, u;~pn.~.‘zir lbu Lockwood place, modern improvements, 9,000
A. i. A. , ", ._ .. n l is 7,500
Wood ward A wnuw, $2,200. Springwuod, 2,500
Day Slrcrl. 3,000
Moni’ut’vSer’i. lbrrc lmusvs. rrunvctivdy, $1,800, $4,000 and 4,000
Spring Slrwi, two hcua‘cs, n spvlztivcly, $2,200, double house, 4.000
ilaviland Slrvcl, good houn- and burn, 4.500 .
Turnpikc, good huusv and out. buildings, lot 74:250. 2,000
Concord Strct t, $2,000. \Vcat Strut, 2,800
Taylor Avenuc, gmid house and burn, 3,000
Chapel Street, commodii-us and well built house, good carriage house Innd
i‘t‘iblfr', grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
laland Sound from piazza, 15.000
South Main and Raymond Shorts lots 65x150. house 17 rooms. good
imrn, all in good condition, 0,000
South Main Strong, about 5 acrca, good house and burn, possession
can be had at oncc. 0.500
Concord and Spring Streets row of tenement. 4,000
; I I
I Buddin L t
» g o 3.
Wet Slrcrl, $1,500, $2,250
sSuuiinil Sin-ct, from $500 in 700
Elmwood Avenue and llnyvicw Aconur. $090 to 1,000
l(li‘lll"l| llili Sire ct and lliyvicw Avenue (corner) H.000 and 1,200 '
Taylor Avrnuc, J $250 to 800
Smith Main Strcet. $400. North Main Street. 2,000
Mmdow‘ Sin-ct, $500. Cross. Slim-l, 800
Low Stu-i l. $500. l’inr Sin-ct. 000
illomr. iiill road ‘2 arm Int, 500
Spring; 5 mt, $450 to $550
East Norwalk.
l Oaborn Al‘t‘i’llll‘. mansion and cottage, two acres, $7.500
Cottrge A repur- and lloyt Slrect $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
lsemd Awnur», $1,500, $2,000. Cove Street. 2,800
l Yul: Zant Avrnuc. 2,000
West N orwal k.
lll‘ru‘i’ and BJH‘, on och-3 oi Lind, $2,000
l llnusc ulul Bun, one acre. 15350. House and Burn, two acres, 1,350
. Norwalk.
Lot on i’ublmp; lmnc, 81,“)0
' L ~t on Elm St.. . 2,500
Call and be Convinced.
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TAILOR,
Silll'l‘ll \0 II‘VALK, CT.
All - forms - oi - chapped. - ton in. . red,
- clear.
CURES
LIPS,
HANDS.
CUTS. .
BURNS. ’
PlMPLES.
CHlLBLAlNS.
FILES. ETC.
PRAISE!) . BY - ALL!
GET THE GENUlNE. BUY, TRY. JUDGE.
:5 cu. If Drugfimu mall-d on mum of “lift”.
‘30? mm. 00.. NEW LONDON, CONN
Best in. the World
ran an. um.
“AWARDED. HIGHEST 0 MEDAL”
THE} BET“!!! 0F “Will”.
lilflmlE PRESENTS
'Iiifl. 0030
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umumlmlmmu
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FARMS
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FOR SALE.
, Insurance.
git-e. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
1N BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
a1 l 1318 all Exchange lllllll,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
sou-m NORWALK, - - ”com.
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Houses and Lots.
Elinwoud Avcnuc, Lo: so: 210, House40130, 14 Rooms with Liento,
Middle Five Mile River-
l.
"misc, 2 stories and attic, 7 rooms, 22 acrel, roomy_barn, lots of good fruit,
propvrly m rxccllcnt condition.
Darien.
Fnrm of 40 actor, 2 honors, large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk. 10 minutes
walk to Rowayton depot,
Two plcaualit residences within a short distance of Daricn depot, one of 10
acres, rumor of water running through it, house, If rooms, modern
impmvcnwnlu, bum. icc house, M" grounds and improvements in
good cundiiion.
Onc of I new, good housa- und ou'. buildings
Farms. ‘
Near the cit y with conilonnblc »ouu‘ s on than! in quintity from 15 to 40
acres. Price- from $5,000 to $18,000
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one half acres. home 20:28. 8 rooms. new barn, with stalls
and room for carriages, gluten and a good varity of Fruit. 33,7“)
m'l’emonu looking for Building Sites or Improved Property for investmt
or their own use. would they not see in the list anythiniz to unit, an invitcd to call
and make known what they would like. an we mly have something not Iilbd that
will prove just what they wish. '
Payments on most of, the above listed prop-
erty will be made only.
Rubbeiglamps,.r
Onlm ncriml on me Bndgcport Rubber Stamp Company. Bamplu on a.
hibitimi nl mum. ”
DEEDS. MORTGAGN RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS oi! HOMES
carefully drain, and titles to Mil property scorched. . -
ACKOWLEIBMENTS TAKEN. (Notary Public.)
LOANS NEGOTIATBD AND MONEY Him in Info and nibble
«securities. , .
EUROPEAN PABPORTB OBTAINED.
‘ ADVERTIBEIIENTs for New York papers received“ promptly III-III! to
32.300
85,000
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