. Mu. ea cLosetv mvcsricwao av
CONGRESS.
.1" , ’0 Wlutiuu II Favnrnbly Con-
iIM by the Home. Aiirr .Vlr. Ban-
d.“ ,Ofien Amendment. to friend the
IMIlIryv—Tlie Miners' litrlkc i~ Included.
Warmiiiomx. Jan mum. liar-ii. of New.
York, yesterday obtained the unanimous con-
out (if the house for the ctiiuiilcrzitw ill of the
resolution directing the minimum» on mum]
Mum l0 lnTMigaha trusty. lilhl l" min. Mr.
Randall said that when the i'wrlntinn was
first offend he objected to its linoleum.» con-
dderefaim Immune he thought If. u as not win-
WV. enough. He would like it» have it
Imdedmutoepply to the Standard Oil
company, when, the whisky trust. and
mmdmy mum United States.
Mr. Bruinm, of Pennsylvania. Minted the
inquiry extended no us to apply to anthracite
cold combinations.
‘ Mr.=llason, of Illinois, the lillllu r of the
resolution, said its object mo llw :ht‘el’lflln-
merit of thegflect which (‘Ollllllllfll‘ollh had on
the price 0! W, and to ascertain
whether, by reason of thp maximum-mm.
“nationswere able to miscthc pl‘h'c of neces-
inrioa There were some lilvlll‘ll'l'til‘l film! in
omconntry Who would like in 1..le n comic!
on the sunshine and levy a tax of Him a clay
upon”. Hisoh' was to [lrf‘Vt’lll lilt“ tariff
IBWI, Which ho lnlievcd in, being wn'ertod
and tinned against the 113413.10.
Mr. Nelson, of Minnesota. lli‘[llll’t~l \vllctlicr
the gentleman had any doubt that the tariff
law indirectly cooperated to aid llit‘ tl’llh‘th.
Mr. Mason replied that hc haul liq-doubt
that there was a class of men who took ad-
vantage of the tariff laws, and tllcrcfore
those who believed in a high protwlivc tarill
thought that there might to be some way in
prevent those laws being pcrvcrml. If there
Was no way to protect tho pellpli- against
thwt‘trusts except by it rcvisinn of tho inrill’.
he was ready to vote on that question lll av.
Mr. Rayner, of Maryland, Rllil the rusnllb
tion was not broad enough. It would not
include the Western Union Telegraph com»
pany, which had swallowed upevcry other
telegraph commuy for the purposc of con-
trolling the business. It Wulllil not affect the
Standard Oil company. That was or it a com-
binntion of‘individiials. l: ups acombinzr
tion of different i‘Ol'in/lmllunm ’ll one of
which was created by iln- NWI‘ ."iily of a
particular slit 9.. The I‘k.‘:~'flillliliil ii. illlil not
apply [0 ll t The Rowling Mal rll‘ilL» “as a
great qucsti ’ch pic agitating ll... public
mind The Rcadingconuuuy was llii‘nl‘llu—
rated by" Pennsylvania, but it siiimwl its;
commerce nllovcr the country. That wim-
puuy, which had ('lllt‘l‘tfil l'llU :i .-...~ [-imry
to strike down laborin tliv lwhi .rh uni l Schuyl-
kill regions inordcr tn llll'l‘i'uN‘ the» pl'h‘i- of
(ml. would not be ni‘fcctml by ilu- invcstigri-
lion. To cxtcnni thc smpo of th» inquiry. he
mom-d to strike out th‘c clause u hicii wiifinos ‘
the inquiry to trusts not llif‘lif'lt‘d‘fllh'fl iiinh-r
thc laws of any riato. 'l‘lu-
ngicedto.
On motion of Mr. Randall several mm-iinb
merits trolling in brnmdcn flu» Sl‘iilm ti the
inquiry were agrccd t4"~. and tlwn tho. l‘iNliil— ,
tion was adopted. its follows: .. 3 4
thrcas. It is allczm'l that curt
and corprutious in the l’ultcvl
. manufacturing. producing. minin or dealing in
some of the Ill'i‘t’ssllf'lt‘s of life and niln-r pruthnu
lions, haw combined for the purpose of ciiiiiirulv
ling or curtailing the production or supply of thc .
same. andtbercby increasing their pricetn the
people of the country, whichcombinntions are
knowu an association, trusts. pools, and like.
names, and ,
Whereas, Such combinations not only injuri-
oully affect commerce between the States, but
inipairthorovenues of the United Siam; as de-
rived from its duties on imports; therefore
Resolved, That the committeeon manufactures
hc,andthosame is hereby directed to inquire
Into the names and number and extent of such
alleged combinations. under Whalcvrr name i
known,thcir methods of combination or doingi
busincs'x, their effect upon the prices of any of 5
the necessaricsof life and of all iirmluctiuns m .
the people of the country upon its internal or:
foreign common-c and its rcvenucs from impost ‘
.Iutichoizcthcr with any and all other math-rs .
relating to the same which may call for or sug-
gest legislation by congrcss. and report the sumo
in the house with such recommendations as the heart. Others were Slightly wounded.
sold committco may agree upon. And for those
purposes the committee on manufactures is. an-
thorizcd to sit duringtlie sessions of the 1.0.59,
toemploy nstenogmpher. to ndminisrcr oaths.
examine witnesses. compel the attendance of
persons and the production of papers.
“‘clcomlng the lcc King.
Sr. PAIL, Minn, Jan. Eli—Tho first festiv-
Ities in connection with tho third st. Paul:
carnival occurred yesterday nftei'nmn in the ,
shape of a parade, the gmndlst ever wit‘l
named herein connection with similar festivi- g
ties. Senator Durant, of Stillwntcr, person- '
ated the ice king and was presented by Mayor ‘
Smith with the keys and fi‘cedom of the city.
His royal highnofi then doctoral the carnival
ope and comment-1M his sulljm-ts mlmgin
i ties. In the owning: the palace
' ted by many colon-11 electric
ights placed Within its Willis. Throughout
the evening the crowds evidenced no disposi-
tion to exchange the discomforts of the outer
world for the warmth of the house. and it
was not until a very late hour that the streets
maimed their normal appearance.
A noun Priest.
Bmux,.lan. Bil—Joseph Eher, n clerical
Impostor, who claims to have been a professor
of theology in Chicago, was arrested at Daub
zic yesterday for illegally performing the cor-
emony of the mass and drawing the stipend of
I priest. The attention of the police we.
attended to him through his ill concealed
wisdom with a barmaid. lnvesti'gntkm dis»
cloned the fact that the two were living
as man and wife, mid the man's
arrest followed. It is believed that Elicr in
none other than Kmtingc. the clerical impos-
torwhoee exploits in Dublin two your: age
mitt humiliation upon a large number of
m of high (building In and out of the
church
nllb Home Urged by n ltluhop.
Auburn-Inn. thin—Tho nmibly commit»
he as excise heard nrmmwnie on the Crmby
high limb“! this uftomoon. Bishop Will-
fnnC. Donne represented the Church Tem-
palm moiety, while Domino B. Rama and
ex men Walter Howe appeared in
behalf of the citinm‘e committee. Bishop
Done declared that prohibition had been
m and prime impracticable. High licema
hid has: me? rutricting the this of
' lam enforced. Onc grand
object of the 1101"" to place the liquor busi-
‘ h. in the hand. of responsible int-aims, who
would-sew it that in little ham an pomiblo.
Mid malt from the sale of intoxlcnnta.
- ., windm- wanna Wm
.93. 1am Jlinn, Jun. till—The premium
. * «gunman, (1 Miami, for taking a
”whim clunge of the mom you
new on facts come to light. By
fimWhe appears to be the but
TRUSTS libuororours mm...
motion was.
OF THE AQUEDUCT.
Action Taken looking to the Prevention.
of Further Outrage»
‘ TAMY’I’OWN. N.Y., Jan.1.’fl.——Tho.peopb
. living along the line of the aqueduct from
this town to New York are in tin cxnrsimruud
l frame of mind. This condition has grown
; out of tho (cutriilizniiun of the nupiuluct la-
iborers» in large numb-rs in that district.
When the ldlnrcru first began work they
WOW”. quiet and rwzimiblc no! of lib-ll, but
in it little while Sltlm‘ of tho worst cbnrnc'uaru
in this city and from ulhvl' places, who
wantod n hiding place from llli‘ police, saw a
splendid opportunity I» go "under mvcr,"
and went to \vorlion the aqimliivt. it did
not take long for these criminals to lltll'lllm
known to each othcr, and for mutual protoc-
tinu they formed ll sen-rot organimtion. simi—
lar in many respects to the old Molly Mc-
Guiiee. ' ,
Thomembership was lucrensul from time
to time by new man who were carefully
selected from the Italians, Hungarians,
Swedes, Irishmen and negrms who worked
in thc aqueduct. until scvci'al hundred Illf'lll-
hers Wcl‘o known tooacli other. This organi-
lmtion soon became n imwcl’l ill Ulii‘ ill the coiir
muuion of crimes and the protection of
criminals. How well those mainudviu have
succeeded can be seen by a glance at the long
list of robberies that have ”all" committed
near the aqueduct, the foul mun ~rs that have
lwn wrpctratml, and the brutal llr‘vbilllllrl that
hai’cbccn made upon \vonii-n. \Vhon those
villains lint hogan the tcrrnrsiiivkvii farmers
tuid villagers uncalled to thc local nutlioritioe
for protection. A low invmtigations were
made, but no one had the cum-agr- to make
any arrests.
‘ Rim-titly a conunittoo of citizens waited
upon Inspector Byrncs, of Now York, and
naked his" assistmtco in cleaning out tho crimin-
als. A: a wsult a number of dolor-thus have
been cniploycd in ferreting tho-in. and whole-
sale arr-32.15 may bc soon looked for.
RECOVERlNG THE DEAD.
’I'Im Ilcutli Roll of the “'clliligtun Mine
Explonimi Largely Iiicrciincd.
Yon-maxi), Ore, J an. mk—ltcccuing parties
have been working hard at the Wellington
collicny, the scene of Tuesday's disaster. The
cage canbo lowered to where the debris is.
From there the rescuers dcsccud by men s of
a inlldz-r. The work of clcuring away he
dcbr'b' from the buttmn of the shaft ir: bdég
pushed fi,>i'ii'iiril with all inletsiblo spcwl. am
not till this. is done can any ilt‘ilil lmlivs be
, brought up. It is now lmlicvml that ncarly
‘ Illllv‘l}' llvi-s ivcrc loot in thc explosion.
Fr vllnwing is a chisc L‘Sllllllllfl nf llinxu in the
IIllllt'I Lain-:9 llnbiibon, l‘. Ilulvinwn. Jul-ob
Klillri. —— Ilcgardo. John Stewart. I l. Mr»
Donald. “'illiziin lloni, James Junce. \‘aiai‘ia;
j John M:- ‘tml. William brunch. William
2 Wilhvs, I'liarhrs ’l‘illci', Alex. Rosy. —— lini-
, lonia and Italian partner, Jnhn Marshal, ll.
3 \"iiivl-nt, ll. Gordon. It. (lrwnu'cll. \‘v’. God-
ifi'n‘y’. ll. Davis, J. Williams Frank Mci'oy
and [\Ytiivtllt‘l‘S. mini-s unknown; one minor,
name unknown; tun mun. tint in tho crnploy
ml the I'i'llll]l.lll_\'. taken down by iiiitivrs;
lwciity—fivc i'hliusc, clnplnywl a< l‘iillllt‘l“, and
'_l'<»iii'tvcii i'llllli‘N‘ cmpluycil
‘ liuiiivl‘fi.
All lurxx’llliv‘P'llill‘fl‘."=l\' arc lying mmlc to
“anvilr lllr‘l‘ibiitii. 'l'iic grriilmi vistzivlc is
, :il‘livr damp. Nuliupiy‘ arc cntci’taiucd i-f' the
live; of thumb-low, 'l'ln-n- in nu N‘zil'rliy 0f
V\'Ullllll0’t‘l’.~’.fl.\' officials and rnipluj.‘l-.~' of the
Vniwonvrr t'oal l'”LIlpllll)’lll"L‘ walla-ring ovcry
{L‘xwinlaiiu-l‘cqllll‘cil. Nu: Illlli‘li dunmgcwnl
done to the iinnc, but how the cxplmhni took
place is a mystery.
by llllllt'r" a.
Tragedy In a Ballroom.
; Counters, 8. l‘., Jan. 2t3.~un Tumluy
night a large dance was given at the homo of
John McClure, in York county, tlvc null!
, from YorkVillc, at which there was gathered
3 people for miles around. During the evening
inqunntity of "moonshine" whisky was cir-
l calmed, and at about midnight a majority of
‘ ihcmcn were under the influenci- uf liquor.
At this time n quarrel (Kmart-d upon the
floor between James Beam and John Phillips,
in which nevemlotbcrs joined. hunk \l't'I'E
at once drawnnnd firing was ln-gun in the
room full of women. A terribh- smile cu-
suml. “'hcn the smoke clcnml away Ilcain
was found on the floor. shot through the
Phil-
lips and George Gunthrop were lockcd up.
Nipper! in the Bud.
Jmtnsoxviun, Ind. an. L’ti—A start—
; ling plot for the wholesale 'bcration of pris—
‘; oncrs confined in the state penitentiary was
liliscovercd yestenlay by Warden I’atton.
Scott Thompson, a burglar, was: In be r.—
lMLSetl yesterday. When he was Scfll‘t‘llfil
keys to the cell house and sealed instructions
to ihrw pr'woners were found under the fol-
low’s armpits. Thommon ,wns hold, and,
with Clarinn cell mate, coufcrxscd that the
L'flelllc wasplnnncd for leny at tho time
when the convicts are let intotlichnll for
shaving. It was part of the plot to over-
power and kill the guards. Clark confound
that he, was a year making the kcys, the ini-
pix-salons of which he took in wax.
Rather be an Editor Than l'rcnhlcnt.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 20—“1 am not a can.
didatc, and neither would I accept the unini-
nation for president,“ said George W. Cbilds‘,
of The Public llcl‘lgcr. ycstcr-hiy when asked
whether he had seen the statoiiicnt published
in the daily papers containing thc un-
nounccmcnt by James Mc‘llnncs that he will
go to the Republican national convention and
there work and vote for his noinituitiun. "It
invery kindly on the part of Mr. hit-Manes
Indtbe gentlemen with him who are men-
tioning my name, but it is entirely unsolicitid-
on my part. I do not want. the nomination,
and I would not accept if it were tcndcred
inc.“
Auburu'e Sunpomled Bank.
Account, Jan. tall—The cityisuprobablo
lowr by the WWI)“ of the First National
bank, the tronmrcr having 837.000 tax to
coipto dcixmilcd, and never having filed a
bond for his second term of ofllcc. A sporinl
meeting of the common council bnsbcen mllod
lncomequonce. The heaviest (icimitors are
the three railway coniiniiniimeni of Auburn,
whose accounts aggregate $120,000, and who
were among the (lll‘lldllm It is said that the
duplicate books were hurt in the Imndwriung
of an unknown permit No further now» has
been heard from the abet-muting clerks.
Terrible fixplmlon of Dynamite.
Jeanna-own, I’m, Jun. lid-«Yestenlay a
terrible ex‘plmlim occnrml at the dynamite
faculry iii llethnym‘s Human, near here. The
building was entirely doatroycd and the work-
men blown in all directlmu, and nevcrnl badly
injured. Ayoiing rum mmal John Gaston
was the mast seriously hurt. Ills sldo we:
cut and his left arm torn off. He will
probably die. The mixer injured mu may
recover. Every tuneof glans within a half
mile of the immry was broken.
A Miriam Pioneer Bend.
Wrens, Minn, Jen. 26.4. K. Slim,
[Minot of the Fiat Notional bunk, died
yesterduymgtdill’yeun Dominance! the
a“ lad but
pope an indirect offer of the honor to the
Vi
CHANGES mammalian.
OF INTEREST TO CATHOLICS IN THE
UNITED STATES.
Archbishop Wllllanu. of Bolton. will
Douhtleu be Elevated to the Cardinal-
Item-The Pope Recognizes Catholics In
This Country no Amorlcann Duly.
BALTlunRE, Jan. fill—The special corre-
spondent of The Baltimore Sun at Rome
writes: A number of important changes in
connortion with the government of tho Cath-
olic church in the United States are contem-
platod. Though nothing has been formu-
lated yet, it is agreed upon inmolesinstical
circles that Archbishop Williams, of Boston,
will bciiiude a cardinal ate («insistory in
March. A stmng flavor of truth is given
this belief by the fact that Rev. Dr. Bodliah,
chancellor of the Boston archdiomm and an
intimate friend of the archbishop, is quutcd
as saying he will he in Home this month. It
is thought his errand will be to lilko from the
archbishop. Since the lust ‘visit of Cardinal
Gibbons the pope has been highly iuiprcssml
with the clcvcr in nagomcnt of the American
church, its gm h and importance, and iv
anxious further to promote its welfare by
giving it another papal prince. In that (our,
the gmwipis, thnncw mrdlualmn him: the
assistance of n comljiitnr if he wishes it, who
will be Bishop McMahon, of Hartford, Conn,
whose place will be fllhd by the cornurcration
'0! Rev. Dr. Byrno, vicar general of Btfilllll.
The vacant nrclibisliopricof New Orleans
is set down to Rev. 1'. L. Chuppclle, of Wash—
ington, though a few think Bishop Janseens,
of Natchez, may be tho Ullt' promoted. Next
spring the pope will divide the archdiotmr of
Milwaukee, and Bishop Ireland will be madc
archbishop of one of the divisions. llcv. Dr.
O‘Connell, rector of the American college nt
Home, will pmbubly mac-WI ltight Rev. J. J.
Keane mi bishop of Richmond. Rev. Dr.
Farrell, of New York, will 1;. An lilo-liberal it“ i
made rot-tor of tho Anicricnn mlcgc, 511th
cooling Dr. O‘Connell. .
,‘A member of the pupal household says?
l’opc Loo will not lulu) any notice of an at-
tcinpt to provokc jtlilltllfilei lrctwwii the Irish
and Herman Catholics in the Failed Status.
Strange stories have crept into lionio regard-
ing nilcgulnnnplalntv at tho prcdomixmncc :
of lri>h prclntca in Atticrica. Tlicpopc has}
said that in making promotions in that direc-
tion he will not rccngnizc. own if awonr
willed by the strongest rwunuiicndntions,
any claims for npp‘iintnicnt lmscd on national
prcf'crcnccs. If». is dctcrininnl not to givc
car to oithcr sidc. should the issue over ('nlllt', r
for he holds that no citizcnis Irish or Ut‘l'Illflll .
s-rlclyor distinctly in tlic l'iiitcd Stalls, but
an .\incricun, and as such. nicntully and
spiritually qualified fur the incition in (pics?
lion. \\ ill they ho mnsnb-i‘wl.
Confirmed by the Scuatc.
“'Asnixu'iov, Jan. 2tl.-—-’rlic wimto in (-X- 1
ccuiivc nuvinu has mnlinucd the follim'lng
nominations: J. It. Hosmor. of Now York,
s-vi't-iui'y of lcgation, Central American
Slflll'fil t‘. C. Long, of New York. sci-rotary =
of Ligation at Cored; C. H. “'ny, of “margin,
consul general at St. I'm-tencbumz F. ll. Hill,
of )liiiiicmta, United Stats consul at Astun
cion; II. I". Merritt. of “limits, at Aix lo
i‘lmpcllc: Victor \"ifqunin, of Nebraska,
l'niied Slates consul at Aspinwall; J. C.
Quigglc, of Pennsylvania. United States con- ;
sul at Point Sinnlc', Out; I). V. White, of ’
Now Hampshire. Unito-l Status comul nt
Slicrbrook; Ii. 1’. Crane, of New Jcrscy.‘
Unitcd States consul at Stuttgart. ‘
Increasing (Irecnaburg'u Invluutrlcafiga .
Hunnssm’no, Pa. Jun. iii—0n Monday
rcpruzr-ntatln-s of Kcllcy & Joints. manufac-
turers of stt-nm boating and vciitilatiiig up .
pawn» in Jcrwy f‘ity. “cro- horn lurking at
silos which in crcl‘i their plant, They agreed
to rcinnw horn provided $3M“) in stock was
mlmcrilwl and ten acme; of land “'lb’ donated
for tlic'u' buildings. h‘omc of our t'lllt‘l'pl'lh'lllg
lllLs‘lflt'sl men secured tho land from John
Ituch. It is at tho southern end of the town,
Last night tlic board of trad.» SlllN‘l‘lllfil thc
stuck, Th» company Clilploys ill)” fikilial mu»
cliniiicx. (ind llii-ii‘ pay rull is upward of
$um u vim-k.
Ilium! Says- Me In lnnoccnt.
llniiiz. N. Y.. Jun. :11. ~.‘ulrs. Richard has ,
b'i‘, \I‘llilfl‘ thrnnt “11:: cut on tho.- Iligliwziy nt ;
New London .‘lnnilziy owning. i»: now inn
fair way in r-wmci’y. Slu- iliinks it was'
Eugeni- Hurst. tho pi'iwucr in jail hero. who T
nttaclml hor. but |li‘t'lll\t'§ tosiy p vsitivcly it 1
was bu. Report I'lhlllltV‘fR the two as having F
boon infiinntl- fur scvcn or eight years. and l
jgialnllsy on tho part of Hurst is given us the :
motive. llt‘l‘lllbluultl liclicvcs licr guiltlcaw.
Slic hm cxprmwd a grout «lustre to 5m) Hui-st. ‘
but thc untlinritim rcfiiml licr mini-st. Hurst
says In» is Illlim't‘lll.
A ('onllilclicc .‘lnii'rb llig IIiInl. ,
Auteur LEA. Minn. Jan. Eli—Sanfnnl '
Tania-r. a u‘cnithy bachelor of Frcclmrn
county, was mnlidn-nw-d out of $225“! by a
pn-tclillcll ilcim'l iw ii fcw days ago, The coil~
lllelii'i' ninn limt app-tired to Tnnncr disgii'uzol
men woman. claiming to ho looking for the
[Kim-nu who rullbul Tmincr of $1.1“) sonic
months ago. He snccmlul wquivkly 1,, gain-
ing Tnnncr‘a conlhlcuco that upon the pn‘ln‘xt
of wishing to buy a farm lit-cot from him
320.0!) in scciiritics and (-2.000 in cash,
and ilepn‘nn-d. Tanner don‘t likc totnlk
about it.
Against the IllenIon of Dakota.
\l‘asnlsnrox, Jim. L’tl.——Tho house commit-
tcc on ll‘l'l'llill‘lt‘ai ymtcrdny gave a bearing to
l. (l. .loliii::uii, niprcscnting the convention
n-ccntly hold at All-rdccti, D. T., ngniimt the
division of the territory. Ho spoke in favor
of tho Springer bill. which proton-e statehoml
for the territory a» a “‘liulc. He claimed that
none but iiiliticinm wniltcd divhdon, and said
tlmt tho Aberdeen mim-nlion was a “sprai-
tniimim uprising" in opwsitimi to it. The
winniiticc took no action, and n hearing will
be given the other side of the questiim.
Fatal Stroke of Apoplexy.
NEW Yomt, Jun. ltd—William ll. Brodie,
«the of the charter members of the Cotton Ex-
change and of tho miglnal boat-dormers,
we» stricken yestcrdny with what hhphyllcian
pronounced a fatal form of a xy. Dr.
Turner add that death would doubting» result.
and might take place at any moment. The
news of Mr. Brodic'a Rudd?!) mmtrntion caused
an almost. mmplcto execution of bubbles; on
‘cliimgc.
Murderer Maxwell'n Doom.
Scnimrmm, Mo., Jan. mbGovernor
Morchomo is receiving many lotion from his
friends and influential citizens of this and
other states milling him not to show any
clemency in the Maxwell murder clue. hull.
muons mum the governor will take no
name in the «meal lumen-nil it is be-
lioved that Maxwell’s doom It ended.
dint Bream Another Inner-n1.
‘ ciu ilcnl.
j saw a man rush up to bid" and kiss lit‘l‘.
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w .
enemas resonances . i
W
Doom by I Wbmwtoln
. Balsam In an» of War.
llama, Jen. 85.de Brmydelivered e
lectiu'e before the chamber of oeuinwree
yesterday on the harlequin defame of web
lug statimm
When he had finished the Duke of Cam
bridge, commander-locum of the British
army, ludortied his views, and said that the
existence of the empire depended upon its
powm to keep commerce free from nlhrms.
He was unable to undermined why the“ com
incrcial community could not use that the
preparation for contingencies was the mica
economy. Formerly there was time to pro
pare, but now the waning came one day and
the action the next. The country was not
prepared for an emergency. It was positively
endnugcrml and nmrted insult.
Lord Charles Beresford explained that he
resigned the oflice of a junior lord of the ad-
niimlty because the hilarious of the military
and nnvnl service had been subordinated to
[millicul exigencies. Ills ntatomcnt was
greeted with enthusiastic npplnunr. He added
that the mantra for his leaving the govern—
ment had nothing to do with the general
policy of the Conservative party. It was a
question regarding the dcfcivws of the coun-
try. Anybody who know anything regarding
British fortifications concurrwl with him in
the opinion that. they were lnnulniuatc. 1t
wnsln-ttcr, he declaml, to have no guns in
their forts than to have those of ancient pair
lcrll.
AGRICULTURAL. INTERESTS?
l’enlllylvnulu'n State Board In Neulun in.
the State Capital.
lluuusncnd, J an. flit—Thu annual taunting
of the Pennsylvania state board of agriculture
opened hcro yesterday in the supreme 'ourt
room at the Capitol building. Uovcrnor§cm
vcr presided at tlmmorning mission. That and
the afternoon session were devoted to the man-
sidcrntion of the forwtry qm-stion. Some
widely divergent vivws wcrc cxprcs'wd on the
sanitary and mmmlllf‘ Value of forests, indi-
cating that before any coinprcliomive legisla‘
.tivo measures can be nskcd for there will
probably have to be greater ucmrdnncc of
opinion mnecrning what is“ to bc done.
Dr. J. M. Anchor, of l’hilndclphiihgrmd on
(way to prove the vnluoof forestsns a proven-
titivc of certain contagious mu! cpideinic dis—g
cams, such as malaria. typhoid fever, and
Other papers were rcador nildrtw
delivered by l’rofuwir W. A. Biicliliolt, of the
State i'ollcgc; J. '1’. llmhruck, of l'ciiusyl-
vniiia University; Dr. Ii. E, Higlric. sllplll'lll'
ft‘lltlt'lll. of public instruction at Harrisburg;
, N. l-'. Underwood. ll. Ii. Furruw, of the do-
piiitiiicntot‘ agriculture at \Vflslllllglull; Pru-
iicssor E. J. Q. Jfllllt's. of the l'iiivcmity of
5 Pennsylvania. and Thomas lice-ban, the
: botanist of the board '
The board is today considering topics more
. chlsnly connected with the farming intern”.
Kissed tho “'rong “'onmn.
NEW Yoiix, Jan. L’Il-dl’oliccnmn Kociiing,
‘ o! the ('annanlwillc police, took his wifc to a
ball at Irving hall 'l‘llt‘tfitlfly night, llc went
1(\llllllf'lllclllltflliliif hcr, and while waiting
‘ for bcr at the corner of Fifteenth strwt lic
Mm .
Kunming scrcainul. and her husband locked
up tlic >trruigcr. 'l'ho prisoner described him-
sclf as Janus Ettingcr. He said in the York
ville court yesterday that lie uiiatook the lady
for u n‘lntivc of his whom he had not seen for
some time. Justice Murray flood him :10.
The Dinorden In Nirvana. .
KEY WEST, Jan. $1~Tmuble still continues
in Havana. Duiuun Vlgncs, editor of The
\ Dally El Pueblo. in liberal paper. has been
plnccd under urrmt by ordcr of Captain Gc .
j (Till Marin. and Ls now confined In the Fort
(1': >t lllcl dcl Principe. The populace is becom-
* int: cxavpcrutcdat tho damaging llim‘lwiim
i made I‘t‘gilf‘illllg, tho Nth-nurse oi tllc Marin
' mliiiinistrc thin, and n. terrible einiictc ls‘llkul)‘
i tuocciirai any moiucnt. 'i‘ruois are under
l anus "lust of tin-limo. and all public incclings
i are rigidly watched and giuirdcd.
Agrcvlng to the Prohibition Amendmwnt.
llos‘rotv, Jan ‘20.— In the house yesterday
nftcrnmii tln~ rcsolvc to add u prohibition
l amendment to the miiistiiiit’ioix “its [unwed tn
E be cugrm‘sl. Ill concurn‘nco with the sl-iiutc,
by a vote of ill) to 10. six lliurc than the
im‘mmi'y iwwthinh‘. An ainondincnt pro.
lmsiii: to substitute the word “alcoholic" for
"iiituxil-iitiiig" was rcjcctrxl by a vote of SS tn
‘ 'l'lio i'onetitntiunal niiiciidiiiciit “'1“ have
to bc [vii-ism by u two-thirds vote in both
in.
' branclics nvxt year licforc its stilliniavion to
the [RH-pic at tlw poll»:
Reviving the Vetocd Pension IIIII.
“'ASIILVUTUS, Jun. 26.*le Mfllhlt'f‘sun
Grand Army pension bill was favorably in
portal in tho scuatc yesterday. The bill is
similar in character to the dependent [nation
bill of the lust congrcm. It in believed that
1: tlic mtiiscs of objection against the former bill
. have lwn removed.
A more definite method
of fixing llcpcndcnce is outlined in the present
bill. which also limits its provisions to those
who mind in the late rebellion. The bill
incrciwcs tho pension of minor children from
8': to $5 per month.
Railroad Smuelmp In ('nba.
Kev “’nsr, Jan. 131i.-—(l\\’iiig to a mistake
by a signal station a icarful collision 06
cums! on Saturday night on the Ousto rail-
road. that riiiui from Havana to Viiclui.
Abnjo tll~lrlt'f. A mssengcr train collided
with n fl‘l'lglll. train scvciitccii fillies cast of
La llcrradnrn station. Tho engineers and
llrcun-n of both twins were instantly killed
and their bodice terribly mangled. Forty
tuiwiiigcrs were more or less badly hurt,
some of whom died before iiicdicnl aid
rmchml them.
[I‘lve Venn for Embankment.
Cunvnusn, Jan. film—Inna A. Stanly was
contain-ell by Judge Walker yestonlny to live
yum; in the penitentiary. In 1584, Stanley,
who was trailer of tho National Bank of Com-
mcrce in this city, was speculating heavily in
therlcago wheat nuu'ltot. Illa lime come
fast and heavy; and be begun to two the
bank‘s funds to protect his deals. lie was
finally detected, and Investigation showed
thothobedused just Slmdlilimf'theresorvu
fund ofthe bank.
Youthful Deprnvlly.
Dl'fllon‘, Jun. ltd-Jilin pollen of Bay City
have crowed ridiculed munthm by the dis.
eovory that a number of well connected
young girls, who Were eiippisml to be in
imbue], have really visited beam of question-
able repute and rmminul thorn during the
day. 'l'hdgirlsmu from H to 16 years of
mondthelr parents are nearly cmzed by
themounmment of their youthful dcprnw
It]. A arching investigation will be made
Jenny Lind was rather multivo on the
mbleetothernrlvale. She uttcmlul, on one
ooeulon, a girdcu party given by body Bur»
Month. In the course of coiivomflon n
Bentham, of Christine Nikon,
called her the'flwedisb Nightingale." plu-
uu‘itlythmopmng up from a neat closely
on used, thin woman, who pointed her finger
at the and exclaimed. In avoieequiw
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mvlthflfl “You are wrong Hr
lymglu'themwodflimxh. ,
“Jenny “Mt” ‘
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Anyoudleturbodotn tmdhrokeu
ofyonr why nick chi~ Bulletins and. L
crying withwpuln of cutting teethl- If
:0, send at once and get a bottle of
MRS." WENDW'S 80018130 SYRUP FOR
meuua Trimaran. Its value is incul-
cnluble. It will rclieye the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it.
mothers, there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels. cures
wrud colic, softens the gums, reduces.
inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mus. "’WINSLOW’B
Smmiixo SYRUP ron Cilinuiucn Tumu-
130 is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the oldcst anddmt
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle. 819.1y
What Am I To Do '.'
The symtoms of Biliousncss are im-
lmppily but loo well known. 'l'bry difl'cr
Ill mtfciont individuals to Slilllt‘ cxlciii-
\ Bilinua man in ecldoip a breakfast cat,
9;. Too frequently, nine. he has an ex.
ccllcnt appetite for liquids but none for
solids of a morning. " Itlie tongue will
hardly bear inepwtion at any time; if it
is not Wllllt‘ and furrrd, it is rough, at
all cvuiit-l. /.
Tbc iiig- xiivi- syv-tvin is wholly out of
ordrr and llranlwn or Cm sivpriiion may
be u a} iiitoln or flu" two may :iltcrnutc.
Tlli‘l‘t‘al't' M't‘il lit-niorilioidn or loss of
blood. Tlicrc may be giddincsa mm of-
ten headache and fllelIly or flatulence
and tenderness in the pit of the stomach.
To correct all this if int 1 ll’ect n cure try
(lrccn'a Anguni Flowvr, it costs t a
trifle and iliousamle attest. its efficacy.
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FOR SALE.
80" TH NOR WALK. E South Main Street“? $400. North Main Street,
dull and lilt‘ Sth’isfin i\ Ul‘t‘l', $0 Osborn Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acres,
lillllillic iliings livcly will
Close Out%
Balance of’
GLOVES
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Fur Caps
Below Cost.
MCEWEN,
A ”villi. um ii" on
Builders Hardware,
, PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. llard Oil Finish.
\Viro steel lloor Mats,
sluml‘ihlng new. best thing utll.
W. C.QUINTARD,
MUSIC HALL IILODK.
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A s. reams.
STE W BIL-ER.
Opposite (flay Ilmel.
Lam ran ‘1'!!! am ‘
Gllflllllll Wining.
mm mm immune A 3mm
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Lot on Elm St.,
hibitlon at rooms.
securities.
and make known what they would like
will prove just what they with.
Payments on most of the above listed
Middle Five Mile Rive
House, 2 stories and attic. 7 moms, 22 acres, roomy,barn, lots of good fruit,
prnpcrly in excellent condition.
arty will, be made easy.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES, RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS of HORTGAGIB
carefully drawn, and titles to ml property watched. ,
ACKOWLEDGIIEN’I‘B TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
LOANS NEGUI‘IA'I'ED AND MONEY INVF‘SI'ED In safe and reliable
EUROPEAN PABPOR‘I‘S OBTAINED.
ADVERTISEMENTS for New York paper. received Ind promptly attended, to
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urance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
lN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
a] E. .3 ail Elllllll Runs,
45&47 Washin,
SOUTH NORWALK, - - CONN.
w Houses and Lots.
iElinwuod Avenue, 1m 80: 210. Route 40x30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
D"ton Street,
Modern Improvements, Carriage Home and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500
5 Elinwuod Avrnma, Lot 00x200,”liouse quite new, 3,300
North Main Sir: . l. nppnsilc it.» [.1 ultwuod place, modern improvements, 0,000
n .. -.‘ .. ' -. .. .t r 7.5“)
Woodwind .‘\\'-'lvll<', 2,300. Springwuod. 2,500
Day Sim-i. ‘ 3,000
Monro:- Street. flu-cc houses, I’t'rlh ctinly, $1,800, $4,000 bud 4,000
Spring Sum-l, two house», rcspcctlvcly, $2,200, double house, 4,000
. Haviland Street, good house and burn, 4.500
i Turnpike. good house and out buildings, lot 041250, 2,000
Concord Street, $2,000. West Street, - 2,8“)
Taylor Avenuc, gnod house and ham, 3,000
Chapel Street, conimodious and Well built house, good carriage house and
stable, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, 10:000
, South Main and Raymond Streets lots 65x150, house 17 rooms, good
' barn, all in good copdition, 6,000
South Main Street. about 5 acres, good house and burn, possession
can be had at oncc, - 0,500
2 Concord and Spring Streets row of tenement. 4,000
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Budding Lots.
'1 “'t‘nl. Sirt'cl. '~ ‘ $1,500» @350
i Summit Street, from $500 to I700
l Elmwood Avcnue and Bayview Avenue. 8090 to 1,000
gGoldcn Hill Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
_ Taylor A venue. $250 to 300
2,000
“f“ ""*“ l Meadow Street, $500. Cross Street, 800
iL-iw Street, $500. Pim- ‘ircct, 000
i Roion llill road 2 acre lot, 500
ESpring Sil’t’tt, $450 to $050
; East Norwalk.
37.500
E Unztvcc Avenue» and lloyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
=Sccnnd Avrnuc, $1,500, $2,000. Cove Street, 2,800
‘ Var. Zuni Avciiuc. 2.000
West N o rwal k.
House and Barn, t. n acme of land, 32300
E House and Burn, one acre, $850. House and Barn, two acres, 1,350’
N o rwal k.
Lot on Pudding L'lll‘r’, . $1,000
2,500
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”.300
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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 Rownyton depot, ' .5.”
Two pleasant residences within a short distance of Da'rien depot, one of 10
acree. stream of water running through it, house, 14 rooms, modern
improvements. barn, ice house. &c., grounds and improvements In
good condition. ' 8,000
One of 1 acre, good house and out buildings 3.000
F arms. -
Near the city with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 15 to 40
acres. ,‘ Prices from $5,000 to 818,000
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ran erry am 3.
Five and one half acres, house 20:28. 8 rooms, new born, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit. ”.700
mPereone lookin for Building Sites or fun rowed Pro it for I
or their own use. about they not no In the list ni'iythinz io villain invmlmiii
, an we may have something not listed that
prop-
. Rubberfiamps.
Orders received on the Bridgepoit Rubber Stamp Compeny. Samples on ex-
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