ORRORS‘QWmANEWORK.
,mari‘oo reasons KlLLfiD sv
, THE WELLINGTON EXPLOSION.
“M by Alter mull-"Alexander ltou
film ”In Terrible Rxperlcnce When
W ”Mint Occurred - narrowing
film It the flontli or the PM.
‘_ Wm B: 0., Jan. 27.~A train sent
out’lm hum Wednesday to the rcliof oi the
m by the Wellington mine explosion
Wyeflcrday, bringing tw'onty—flve of
mammalian and about mum. Inn... of
ivbltasand Chinese. Them worn from fifty
”seventy five more pemlnll in tho mine than
“drummed, and it. is lean-d thvy have
#1wa
._ Anoxploringandm party descended,
., after an Ilpnouif an hour or more cnuw
luck and W that they found fifteen or
tMybodlu. They searched dill» lily for
minivan. bu: ransom tindw we nficr
dunpjn the mine was atill torriblo, and lilo)"
were “mills to remain as long ns tin-y w ~uld
like to have done. They found tho flitmn
bodies all in one place. The poor fellow: bad
mfimber,mulaud debris in hows of
out the fatal after damp from the
mean inwhlch they had taken refugc. b
Alexander Rom, one of the survivors, ways:
“1 was working in No. 2.’ lovcl, about 400
_ Mfmlho shaft, When an cxplcnion oc—
mined, Which seem] all if it had baron-nu]
in the west. portion of the mine. The xhovk
was terrible, and ootupleicly Ileflicllul 1inwa
Indie“!!! companions who were “'Ul'lllil‘,’ in
. my gang. \Ve at mm.“ rcxdizcdourtomblo
petition, undin a few llilIlulL'.‘ Iron» thrown
into utter darkness, as our lights, which ll‘n‘l‘tl
‘ extinguished by the shtick, could not l-r rclIt.
Presently we heard cries coming from the
other and of the drift in which we were
working. ;
“Feurhig somctliing vory bud lmd‘hapwncd
, I too]: a companion, Jamm Vina-m. and we
gromd our way down the dritt in tho direc-
fiou of the cries. Soon flu-y grow morc din.
tint’t, and in nfcw minute» trot-nun» upon
a poor fellow pinned to the ground under a
heavy truck which he had boon in the act of
dumping when the shock occurred We Hic-
needed in hftlng'the truck from him Iuid
dragging him out. He had rm arm brukon
and was terribly bruised.
"There were only two of In. and m up. ice
of hurrying away to save «IlllN'l‘uw. but the
poor follow pleaded so hard wI- mull not
leave him, and so, half dragging, bolt mrry-
ing him, we reimced our steps. \\'.~ ill lnlt
reached the shaft, and were very llllll'll ulll"
prised tofind our companions had in It lt'Z‘. o-Il
there before us. After waiting sx 'Illf' IonI- md
getting refrahed with air impI-llcd do“ n ,l _I
the fans we startle to find our t‘lllllpulllllll~.
"A scorch of fiffcon minutes. Illll'lllg \\ hat-h
we shoutcd and hollow-d, was irnxlius 'llw
after (lamp became so bad wt- had in L'Iw up
the Search and return to tlicshnlt. lnm :pulv
sure they are all dead. From tln- wry I'll Isn‘t.
estimate I can make I am convinml that in an
801.0105 have mI-t death in ilo- noun. .‘vu
fire sec-medic follow ihc explosion. but I'm
after damp W:L< very bad, and M‘vlnml In '
ovcrwwcrcd the than much lli‘ Irv on
than in the terrible cxplofilun in IlII- Nun
mines last. May, which I was In."
A nicmigc has jtut bow-n m-civul by the
secretaryof the company owning tho mun,
l'llt‘
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7H: WAYS ANDJIIEAN! BOMMIT‘TEI.
Both Sides linden-Ila; to Fro-u a warm
mu Ace-punk to the Majority.
Wanmxwwr, Jan. 2!. In»
hens of the house committee on way» and
mean» understand that the majority will
have their tarifl bill remiy early next month,
and that it will be laid before the full com.
1 mimic for general tll‘fi'llfifiiull prior to its in-
induction in the house. The objwrt in this
' pmcodum is to gut suggestioim from tho Ite-
publicans, and while retaining as many of the
features recomnicndad by the Democratic
party as for av lxmble, go as for us practic-
able in the dirm-liou the licpubliuim on: work—
ing on the tariff, It is undorutorxl him that
the bill will rcwivc most of its consideration
by tho mnuuittoo before it is intrulucml in
the house. when it will be ordcml printed and
referral back to the connnittw. This will
make nimwamary arguments on the measure
after it- bas become public property, and will
Intimate a final report on it to the house. The
Republicans any they intend to introduce it
measure of their own, even if the Democrats
should make concussions in the bill which they
will offer, and that tho prugnuumo arranged
by which the Domwrntic ,bil lis income before
the committee for gourral suggmtions prior
to its introduction in the house in but a
scheme to defeat the Republican.» in their (19
termination to have a bill of their own.
HONORING MR. O'BRIEN.
A Prom-ninth)" That Will I'erpctunlctlic
)lltrlwlnluwn Mnsmcrc.
DUBLIN, Jun. 21—h [output was given
last night, at Mallow, in honor of Mr. William
O‘liricu, who arrived there yesterday. Mr.
O'Brien was prcwutml with a gold Inuunfcd
incdullion iu the blillpt‘ Iii" a honrt, t'oIIIpox-d
of the bullets exirnciwl from tho bodies of the
victims who were killed at Mltcholstown.
Great enthusiasm was iunnii'wtml wlwnthe
pnncnintion of this wigniflcnnt enIlIlI-m was
innde.
Mr. ()‘llricn thou. tmnlu an lltllll'l'afi, in
which ho said that the Balfour policy was a
failure, and bliantl pluinly its impotcucy;
that ii Wm; pnrnlyu-d by malice, and (but it.
was an infamy in a civilized untion. Mr.
llolfour, he said, had made a ridiculous me-
of his coercion practices, and that patriots
had doubled in number in Ireland since Bal- ,
four had been chief secretary.
Improved (inn )lnklng.
l’i'r'rsm‘im. I’o., Jun. 21- Thu l'ittsburg
Sim-l(‘zixtingI'niupntIy lme’ lintiliol llll' nlll- \
«inn. at lfi'nrliingtun of its tradition to :mbinit
the new sin-d gun to the prcliminnry toxin of
the gowrmm-nt cxptris. Snwrintcndcut
‘llnixiunvorth holds that in nrdor to hnvc u do—
cnin» net of thn- relative merit.» of solid and
built up gum 11 mt inch cannon of tho lam-r
win» should in» fro-d at tho Hum: tinny by lir-
lllg slob :IltIIrIIaté-lv as rapidly as liffll‘llt'fi’
ldc, llI- lmllvvw that tho comparative round
will show the cast sic-cl gun to be in fur lie-tum
(-nziIliquu for t‘lrlitllllllllb' tiring than thc other
expom, pl‘clllv'f lln- boat gvuvmtcd by such a
boat will an vqu’ulnl the built up gnu (H bu
rcndor ii. IIIIwrviI'culIIo. It tlu‘ l'iltsliurgz gull
‘ ba('unlpiy-thIn-I-mv i: is lulu-Ind bynniny.
which asks that tn‘cniyofivc l’ullllb‘ and p I. ul~ '
for shroudv. etc. be sent down to \I'rlliugtun
at once. Ten more whito and illlrirt‘ll morn
Chinese bodies have been taken from tho pit,
and a rescue party just up from the mine says
that a number of more bodies have M-n re
covered. '
Thematthamouih of theabaftus the
bodies are lax-might. up are beyond description.
Although the weather is raw and told, an:—
ious timers, bmrtbroken wires and wccping
children mm! aroundhmrqfter hour eagerly
scanning the cutouts of the cage each time it.
'3 hoisted. Occasionally a piercing shriek
breaks the stillness as a mother or wife l't't'Ogv
, nizes the dust begrimod and rigid countemmco
of a dear one, as rough bands lift him tcnderly
from the cage and lay him upon the platform
provided for the dead.
Inthe village bank of the shaft all is do»
my and gloom. (3mm dough-s from nuiuy
a door. As one [asses up the sin-ct ho- mm
hearthe disuml wail of Ivccping worm-II and
children. Bequests will be mndo for Imm-
once, as many families whoso suppnrr has
been cut oil are in deep want. h‘urh tempo
vary relief nsncigbbors can provido iv being
afforded, but it is, of course, I-IItIrI-lv iunrlc-
quatc. All work has been >ll>lmllllwl lit the
village; [myopic mm unable to do anything
but hung around the mouth of the Flifll’t in
morbid curiosity.
The Steel nan Workers;
I’ITTBBL'RG, Jan. Lno'l‘hc (pic-5th n of I‘vagrs
mziong the blast furnace men at tho lidgnr
”’Thomson (Camegie‘s) works, at BmddIv-k,
:vy:
' and the approaching confer-cum: lthvu-n a
wnmuttce n-pnrsenting the blunt formic».
‘ converting and rail mill departinmw with
Hunger Jones, is exciting grout intuit-st ltl
. hhor circles. The firm have pr‘I-mlml a
yearly agreement, in which they link a l'I'duC-
lieu of 10 per cent. The workmen are deter-
mined in resist any reduction. Employee
fromallother furnaces in this vicinity him-
petitioned the committee to hold out against
areduction. At the Edgar Thoxmon works
all repairs are completed. The only obstuclc
in the way of starting upis the lack of ordcrs.
Order: Willis, 25,000 ions are on the
books, and with prospects of getting twice
that amount after resuming. but those com—
lined are insignificant for a plant having an
annual capacity of 450d“) IONS. Probably 1;
mm will elapse before starting thc rail mill.
There has not been such a drawback in the
steel rail [mines for ten years
We. and Prooperlty.
thmmmx, Jan. art—Col. tlurrull 1),
‘ Wright,chlof of the bm'can of labor static.
' undelivered an interesting lecture in tho
chupel of All Boull’ church on “The Ethics of
luminary.” lie-aid: “Th'ocondition of the
_ mg. when Mylo vastly better than at
any M time under the wage gym-m, llml'll
‘ W than even squatter of a ccntury ngo.
I. , Thoma-tot today is butt” nit illuu ht»:
ofoenmriango. It wusnwrnng
notion tint aim! povcriy: it
liming but the cum of soviet '. Charity,
a hiatus, but a doubtful g xi. Work,
“Mini. lull a WWW 1.,r
nodal disorders :11» laborer is becoming
more closely alibi to He min, .
W album with that factor. The wlution
minnows-a cooperation. In this
have b Kiln" om. Bomc think we
bu antral at the end of machinery, Yes,
“Maid. Machinery k young. Till! in»
metal! makes it visible that. pm‘crty is not I
“to
I
that it Will ruin the» luminms. of tho iuuncmc
Krupp w-Irlm Ill Harmony. and tho grout
.\rz:.~trun;; l"lfl‘n|ll‘lllllt‘lll in England, us both
:IIv- Ilr'l'l Itwl to null-rm; mun-v11 lvf.’ the built up
method.
1114- Itc-ulll of Ilisulimllcnnu
l'lT‘fSllI‘l'.l;, Jun. ”37.—.\ b-rriliv explosion
of dynnzmtr- vw-vurrI-Il ywlcrdny of tho t‘ar»
lmn Inuit-stun-Vs I-oIIIp:IIIy'~ quart-Ir». on tin-
llno of the Pittsburg and IAlkl' lino road,
about tcn will}. from Youngstown. I). Fun~
umu Musicrs, of the: mmpany, plat-«l twcnty
sticks of dynamite on u stove in a shanty
Whore live Italians worn lounging. An cx-
plosion occurred and tho shanty was blown
to pieces. Masters was piciml up some
twenty feet. away. Life was extinct, b‘u
body being horribly mangled. All the Ital—
inns were more or loss injurcd. nmrly all
having their legs and nrmvbrolcon. Two. it
is cxpcciml, will die. The accident was I'lllln‘rfl
by Masters failing to obey orders in rcgard in
thedynumiic.
New Dairy Methods.
annz‘rowx, (tomL,.lan. ill—A notable
change in the methods of Conncciicnt dairy
fanning is going on in the (stablishmcntn
throughout the state of a large numbcrof
I-rmmcries for thc manufacturo of butter. In
nearly every community the farmers have
mmperatcd in the formation of n cnmuery
ammintim. and on extensive business in con-
Iinoicd. Each day an agent visits the patrons
of tho nun Icintion and collects the crown. Tho
butter which is nmnufscturod at the croam~
trim; is superior in many respects to that madl-
in the old fashioned churn. The introduction
of vrI-amcrim has greatly inmased the amount
of dairy products.
.... a
l'rcsidcnlial l‘refcrcncca.
Noliiusrowx, l’n., Jan. 21—1110 Daily
Timcs prints tuiswcr» to l0!) letters sent to
prominent Montgomery county Republicans
asking for find. sccond and third choice for
proaialcntkil candiIlntI-s. Tim following is u
suuuunry of the replies: First choice, lllninc,
iii); Slit-noun. 17'. lluwley. ll: Harrison. Fol"
uker. I‘Zdnumds, Lincoln uudb'hcri-lun. L’curh;
liq-aver and I’Ivortfi, l each. Second choice,
Shcrmtm, 1:0: Harrison, 13’»; llawlcy, ll; Lin»
coin, 7; Blame, lip-I. l). ('nmcron, Fomlicr
and Allison, 2 each; Edmund», Sheridan. Bail-
Icr, Gresham, Coxddiug, Morrill, “bunch and
()glesby, I each.
A Qiiurrynlun'u Terrible llcaih.
EAS'rox, l’n., Jun. ill—By the premature
explosion of a quantity of giant powder at
the Glendon Iron company‘s Mono quarry
Wednesday afternoon Harry l'onrd, of South
Eamon, received tho force of tin- oxplosion
squire in the focc. lbith oym wort» blown
out, and one of his anus- was turn out of the
socket and carried about twenty fret. l'cnrd
walked about the room After bring tolls-u w
bin homo. but sulmvlucntly becnuw uncon-
scious anddiml ymtcrduy. llo lcnvmu wife
and two chlldmn.
The l'nmngcn Escaped.
ALBANY, Jun. L’7.~f)w1ng to n mummie-
lieuuiou of the signal by thc onginw-r of a
freight engine which was ”shunting" n llmwn
and Albany train yesterday nfurrnmm. n coi-
lisiou occurrI-d between that train and n Troy
local on tho East Albany side of the bridge.
The Boston and Albany engine wan badly
wrecked, as were moral mgr-r cars of the
some train, the local englm and can escaping
with butsligbt injury. No [miliengm were
hurt.
Irm- remain Arming.
Dustin, Jan. L’i.--’l’ho peasants of Dongs!
are arming, and threaten to (histroy the
bridge» of the empire, on account of the II"
rust of Coimnouer Blaine and Father Moll“.
den. Troops have been summoned from Dun
fanagby, and now are marching to llonegnl,
in ordor to preserve the pram Father Mo-
lv’addnn’n trial is not for Saturday next.
Whipped Ill. (ll-lid to math.
Nuvma, Mo..Jan. 27.4mm Klugmoloted,
wulodged in jallymlaycbarged with the
m......‘l.l’t:£;°3l“°“.. “on “W“ a...
w a strap .
Mich balm retiring WM]
‘thuthapannhawohlntho main; tin
M's-dud. The body-innit nub d
viola-Ion
‘- Tint " Houwuoou one.
n.mmuunuannuunm
AM All.
Wasmmreu, Jan. fit—Winn was Bed-
HiliyerelopedonDao. 90M and was mar»
ried toyoung (ire-lo Bulkle , society gossip-
pedsboutlnalauguld my orawday or two
and then disudssod it for a fresher Ishmiion.
A tow days inter interest in the nutter wu
revived by a bill filed by the bride“ for a sep-
aration, on the ground that coercion and
threats had been used to gain cannot.
These proceedings subset] 'tly led to I
meeting between herself and ’Mr. Bulkley,
when the tu'ode-idod that they could not live
sport and bottled the matter then and there
by taking apartments in a modem boarding
house. Then for the second time mciety
(ml to inn-root itself about them.
Yesterday the announcement wan made
that they had agreed to a final separation.
Tho bride is with her wreath, Mr. and Mm
Curti» llillyor, on Mm'busetis avenue. The
groom has also forsaken his modest lxinrding
house, and he, too, has sought the shelter of
the putt-mill roof. ‘I
The cirmmtstnncos attending the separation
are as mysterious all thine COIIIIGL'M with the
olopemeni. Neither side will talk about the
matter, and all that can be learned positively
in that they lived together only ten days, and
then the bride voliuitarily left her husband
and rhturned to her parents.
Only a few persons know the ransom, and
they wi not. any a. word beyond stating that
thinlnst u ' final, and that a suit for obso-
lutc divorce will probobly put. attend to the
whole matter.
THE PRESIDENT’S SUGGESTIONS.
Views of Politicians in Ohio on Import
and Internal Revenue.
CLEVELAND, Jun. iii—Ton days ago The
Pluiudcnler N'Ill. thoeo quvstions in several
t,
W
A- otd ll», ”am. all!“ In! M
, in. mum-ml and mud.
nonrivuoor, P... Jun. sin—An oiling:
perpetrated in Render-nu township yesterday
will probably result in thordeahh of Hwy
“units, on old woodman. About 1 a. In.
three unsalted men entered the humble but at
Mr. Mei-rite and demanded his money. For
govern] years Mei-rim had heenin thalam-
beriug bunineui, and had accumulnibrl about.
“,000, which was secreted in the lucment
0‘ hi3 dwelling, Bis unilants baund and
gagged him,aud,f 'g in thrill-efforts to
extort a confession by i. on means, they held
hislmre feet to the fin: and otherwinp nub
heated him in a most shocking manner.
Finally he became lll‘lCOllilfllllllS, and bin at
niluutu left him and searched the but for his
hidden wealth. Beneath the flooring they
found over moo in n flour suck, but this was
all they not-umd, Its the other 'Inoney was bid-
den II short Illvmuwu from the house. Mei-rim
was found still bound and gagged, and owing
to hi-I flIlVfllll'Ull years It in thought tho nIul~
treatment lie-touched will resulbin his death,
A MIRACULOUS“ ESCAPE.
Our 100 Persons Sink with 15 Bridge,
but All Escape. ,
l’omman Ina, Jun. zit—Tho largo bridge
which spans tho river at. Unmtilln was the
sci-nu of ll. miraculous escape from death of
over 100 wrsons Wednesday. Mon, women
mnlchildrcnhnd gathered to watch the ice
gorge brook, whcn n drovo of cattle flushed
across the structure. The bridge begun to
stink bonenth its great burden, and a moment
later fell into the swollen stream.
b‘poctahn‘s and lnmntn were hurled in every
direction Six mun, mm women and one
boy wore picked up unconscious and bleeding
from llllllwnllb’ wounds. It hi thought two
of tlfcm will die. The rest of tho spa-tutors
hundred prtmiixient citizcns of both parties all
0ch the state:
Arc you in favor of rcvising the tariff? .
Arc you in favor of "w: wool and Iron raw ml 1
tcrials gcncrnlly?
Arc you In fnvnr of nlmllshlng the intcrnll
rcvonuc tnxcs on whisky null tobacco? l
Doyou iIIIlorsctho tariff policy rocgcstcd by;
Prmidcut f‘lcvcluml in hit; mrusugc? ;
Evvry Denim-rut and most of the Repub-
licans nnsIvcml that they Wore in favor of ro i
vising tho. tariff. On the free wool and raw ;
mail-rial qucfllon the Dcmm'rnw are divided,
according to locality and intcrm‘ts. Outside l
the wool growing districts tlu- Ill-niocrnlbiP
favor {rm Wool. Tho Ilopublicunu fnvor a ‘
gI-ncrul prntu-tivo turifl'. with a high tariff on
wool. Hn tlic free whisky quwlion both par- l
ties are dividod. Free tolIm-m is .fuvnrcd by 3
n largo iIInd’Irity of both iuirfim, (in tho ‘
foulili Ipioslion party “"03 are hold. The '
IIoIIncrats unanimously lllllllm tho prisidcn- l
tinl suggestionu Republicans goncrnlly do E
I'luro against thorn. but nimxywimit that them,
is sonic wisdom in the suggmtiutw. ‘
Low I’rlcc- (or n Pauper. !
MILAN, MIL. Jan. 2’1—(3. ('. Bradley wesl
arrcnicul on Friday of last won-la. and triml for ‘,
vzlgruin'y lit-torn 'h'lpurc l 'twbrau. 'l'hc charge I
“YIN nuvmmcd, and lll'flvllt‘)’ um sold “'odnr’s- l
day for :I vagrant. llo wns a lid for n lrl'lll 1
of six month», bringing thirty—div..- cunts, '
William .ilI-l‘lnnnhnn bcing the purchnwr, ‘
'I'l1§~l~fliI-.~‘m*»,>tix1 instance uf illu kind Illilll
vvcr lmppcuml in llll" county, the Minor hav-
ing tnkI-n plm-o about thirty‘livc years ago,
nod 00- party sold brought twcntyiivo cents.
Two Birds with Una Stun .
llTTAWA, Jan L’T.~vl“lllll' young Indians in :
scrircli of Work at linkinh Hay, ll. l‘.. going
tntho llIIlHt' of Mrs. llnlgloish in got swim»
thing to out, i 't a lnmh‘Il rifle on tho kitchon
table and Want into tin.- from room, .-\:- Mrs. .
[Julgbéish was cooking tlicir supper sln- pin-laud .
it up to lay it riside. Hcr dn‘m stinppyd the
trigger, and tho indict, paxs‘ing through the,
panel of the door. Wont clcnr through the
head of our Indian mid Iuomilly Wounded
niIotlivr in 1h.- back.
(loin: Out of Bushman.
AIJIANY, Jun. ‘21—le All-any Bouillon“
«IIIIpImy, one of the lurgcs‘t concerns of tin-
kind in tho country, yeah-why conclude-l tn'
wind up it»: ntl‘nin; and I'IIN' tin» bunnies».
Among tho stwkholdcrs is John W, llyntt, of
Summit. N. .I.. thr~ invI-ntnr of bunsilntr and
celluloid. 'l'hv company ha.“ born doing busi-
m-ss aim-I- l\~l. luIvi‘ni.r boon nrgnnizn-d in
Xn-wnrk with :II-npiml stock of $100.00". 1t
“'an ll'llrlfl'vl tiult ingrown-Ls :Ing-nt futurofnr
the miupuny. but It has steadily but Iuoucy.
11er Want» Provided for.
YAImnI'TII, N. 5.. Jim. ‘..’T. ——Iluring hm
Week's guh- n brigantluv. which is built-rod in
be tln' fininvul t 'oipcl, uwncvi by l ‘lnrlu: Broth-
l"l‘.~, of “our liin-r. wont whom no Flat Mud
bland, about ilfivvn Iuilcs nif l’uliniI-u. ('npt.
Keoloypnf tho stonInI-r Elm-trio. roporia that
ho saw the crow am tho island. and us than
nro huts built thcrc for tho uscof shipwnwkcll
acumen tlicy an: proimlily all right. Sr.
stunner can “~th the island bccauseof the ice.
The Hatfield-McCoy Feud.
t'nintvsrou'x. W. I'd, Jan. L’T.—llon
John ll Floyd. of lngnn county, states that
tho difficulty in that sm‘iiull in betwcon the
civil uIithoritiI-s and tho murderer» of Vonm.
for whom \varrnntn'hnvc boon isnuwl. "Tbs
lluiflcldw." In- mid, "an: no more intercom]
than othor cilia-m of Logan County. The
McCoys urc part of tho gum; of murdcrcra'
(Mn-mar Wilson has “00" nskcd for men or
arms to bring tbcwc lll’spt‘l‘llllut'a to juatice.
WAG“...
A \‘nuillful llrnmlmulber.
FisnLAv. 0., Jan. 27.41::er Jackson. a
colored woman. living in Dolomite township.“
Imam-conu- n gmndmuthor at the age of 2.?
youm Mrs. Jackson. who is a coinclyllttle
roloml woman, was mnrricd when but 11
ycnmold. and in her l'Jth your gnvo birth it
a dangbtcr. Thin daughter. imitating tho cx-
ampleof hvrmothor, nmrrlcd Mr. Howkim
whoa she was 1;! years old, and Wednesdny
she gave birth to a daughter.
Col. Monllon'a Funeral.
Elwin/m, Jon. zit—Tho remains of Col
C. W. Moultmt arrived in Chauncey Depcw'i
private car at Glendale, at 10 o‘clock Wedneo
day night, and worn mortal to the old home
stew]. lion John Sherman arrived My
noon. The funemi mrvlcui, It 1:80 p. In,
wcm of a strictly private nature. The re
mains um followed to their last muting place
in Spring Grove mum by a large can
mm of relative: and friends.
No sneer-nor to nub-I1 0. Tho-poem
min, Jan. lat-The Democratic mu
couunittw failed to man-chaired! am
in wt New York in the Democratic
outlaw commune. Theymetlut night at
theDelovau house, and, after thirty ballots,
adjourned at. midnight without day. Tin
committal-Boswell P. Flower-indium
William 1.3mm each ballot. Thinkers:
the state without a representative on tin
national committee.
An Irish number'- Prim (lull.
bonus, Jan. 27.~Tha cello! them ll
Ennlnlnwhlch link-spin Continua-db
cl rum-ml them-ad “nonunion
of ill!
I account of their injuries.
.uo prv'igt'ohs until the very mime of pea is
terminal uninjured. Five head of cattle were
kiliul outright and six will have to be shot on
Death of I (“antenna-hm.
UTII‘A, 3'. Y., Jan. zit—Mm Anna Parm
loo, who was born in Vermont, April'J'J,
17H, «liul ymterdny near Clinton. in this
county, on the second anniversary of the
dI-ath of n maiden sister, Thankful Stanton,
“ng W yams, who lived with her. Other
members of tho family were long lived. Dim
I’annhc livml in the town of Paris until 150.0,
when she removed to the place when; she
died.
.7
l’rging Death by Elccirlclly.
ALBANY, Jun. L’7.—~;\lr. Elbridgo T. (lorry,
one of‘tlm mnnniss'ion on capital punishment,
I‘gucll ymll'l'tllly before the joint pain-innit
nquttlv-s iu favor of the bill framed by the
.lllflllfitilllll, rH-ommcmling clwtricity imtcad
tho rnpt'. The argument was on lines laid
own in the report of therroommissiou The
cnmmiticc will now considor the, bill separ-
ntclv.
(.
(.1
Talking to the Students.
MIDDLETUWS. t‘onm, Jan. ill—Bishop Ed-
ward U. Andrews delivered an eloquent scr-
mon in ll": blilIli‘llLS of the \VI-sloyau utuvcr-
aity yesterday, in observance Hi the duy'of
prayer for colleges. In the waning B'pl‘uyt‘l‘
and praise survive was held. College excr- .
crux-I “’I‘rc allsmndod throughout tho day mid
Cousidcrublr- religious intcrcxt was unuufmtul.
Mr. O'Connor Know: Them.
IMNDM. Jun. file—Mr. Thomas O’Connor‘s
Star yI-slcrilay, in a long lender, dcnouucus
the bolts» of "ch. and lordK‘ iugcncral. It
give that lln-ynrr n worthlme int nnd do tho
('1 Iuntry no good, and that England will know
done away with.
Mill n Deficiency.
ALIuvv, Jun. L'I.~'l‘imrawrtof tlie'Smion
Islnnd linpid ’l'mnsd railroad for the Ipnirtor
ended llw, :Il shows gnu cunihigs of in»:
431.3. and a dvflcicncy from upwatiug cxpcIN-s
of £114,337, 'l'ln- amno Ipuu'tcr in hilt} gave
gnus' warnings, SIT-Lilli; and deficiency,
SL1: :31.
l’rolvmwd Democrntlc Club Conventlnn.
lxmaxhrous. Jan. iii—A movcnwnt is on
foot inbaw lit-ill horo, u-‘It lat-Ar than April
1:}.illll‘ll’gll‘"I‘Ullvl‘llllflll“f all ilio Ilczm u-I‘ntic
clubs of tho Ifnitul Ethics. Klinilur to that of
the llopublivmi clubs hold ru-ontly In .‘Iww
York. ‘
.\lr.-.lau.u- ll‘ixv‘ll [Anvil mil rI-ruuin in
Elll"'l'~‘ (low I.-; of tho “um-r. llh‘ “lilmc
\vm-l" homo, nt Footbridge. in ro-lcvt tn Mrs.
(Jlf' llull,
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York )lnm-y and I'm-luau Market
Quotnilono.
Nizw Your; .lnn. :‘Il.—.‘Ioncy closed II 3M [W
arm, tho luwv's‘f rate. The highest was 3. Ex’
chnnm- clo-Ie-d Moody: lush-d mics. (8331539;
notual raw. lfil‘iztl Nth for sixty days and
lam/vii“? for llt'lllflnll. Governments closed
firm; ('urrcm‘y Its, no bid; «in, coup, l'rilq bid:
01.135, (ll).. 107le bill.
l’nciflr railroad bonds eluted as follows: L'niom
firsts, lift/{3:16; Union land grant». idioms;
Uni-In sinking funds. ”764110; Control-I, ilflq’bllo.
'Ilw Muck murlwi flu-t morning was I little
morn mime and pro-m More tlrm. At 'tbc open-
in; valuvs urrc lgr't-‘lu per «at. higher, and thcy
grmlxmliy llllnll'nt'll up to lto‘clocit. Manhattan
Elcvntrd nslvniIci-d 2% per not. within forty
nilnutvs nfh-r ll o‘clock. The moot Iclivo Itochl
urn: Iii-mung. .‘Iiinnul’l Pacific, and St. I'lul.
Aside from Manhattan Eli-rated the advance
was only fractional. ranging from “(on per
ccm, ’l'ln-ro was a relight tum-case in the dealings
after midday. and tho- market gradually gained
amuxgih. lit-ailing, lm'kawnnno. Mianuti i’ucl-
lie. ETII’,I“1I Louisville and Nashville were the
[mom a of the nftrrnoon'l trading and mauled
the zmulcst mlmnm. The cloning flgum wore
gI-m-m'ly as“? per cent. higher than those of
yesterday. , _ g
(intern! Mirna.
va I'onn. Jim. 3'0 -1-‘l.0l.’ll-—Cloud study I!
unchanged prices; winter wheat extra, 82.001}
400: Mimic-twin don"ddlfité; Ohio oxin. $2.5”
an»): ill. Louis do, William). Southern flour
chum] quiet; common to choice extra. union
\\‘llEAT-0ptionn were dull and Irregular. but
closed firm at 56090!- hlgher. Spot lots cloned
Imdyataldlght «lance. Spot was of No. i
red stolen Mic; No.2 do..mc.; No. helium
ter, WI unrated MMWJ No. 2 mi
winter, Feb. ”‘0- bid: do. March. 999%.; 00..
April and by. Ollie. but
COM—Option- ,wm only fairly active at ir-
regular prices, cloning study at about 95c.
advance. Spot lots closed arm at "light ul-
nace. Sputum ofNo. 2 mixed cub.» 00c:
W do..m61c.:so. 2mixed, Feb. “0540-;
do..lu,mo.
OATS—Options um dun, but steady, and
cloned“ about)“. ”trance. [Spot lot-cloud
dmand Kc. higher. Spot sale-of No. 1 white
m at Wu No. I do, 419515.; No. It
mind, ’05.. W4 60.. larch. mm.
BY “£10,046”. .
BWY— and nominal.
PORK—Dallwldmas. 313, for wear-old.
LAID—cloudiness. but quiet: cash, 07.15:
tab. 07.“; Inch. not.
“line-WM; m, Hollie; mi:
(film—flan: lids futons "9401ch
m do. imam.
W: bur-hr. 9060.: "an. I“
”Gm-nilgélnll: fair rem. W: H In
Ill-lined dull; out loaf lid
m lie: who, Tito: . “Ma:
UNI 7369.: minimum. to... A.”
Card. coffee 08 A. 810.: with b
1, “ *Wamo‘ , 9
bottle. 0 W33]!!! Tar Wild
mom “feminine.
qnlekutnnd'most-edectnnl cough up
made. Will cure oroun in your chit too.
Don’t be without it. Price 25c. a bottlc.
Every bottle bears the he simile of the
miniature of Jun. E. llairin rcd ink. For
tale oi Baxter's Drug Store, South Nor-
walk, and all druggistv. 880-bit)
For Sale.
lpds'l’fioiiWALK, find Buncdicl Farm. l
.4 Desirable mldcnccs. In excellent condition.
Prices reasonable. and terms easy.
Enqnue uf TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
llcul Eelutc nod ineurum'c Agents, 43 and 47 “MI-
u..:t.on 8L, south bumalk. CI.
For finlc.
\ t'Ull)l_()l)ltiU§ tcnidI-ncc on Elniwood two.
1 con'uinlug nil the modern improvements with l
a good carriage house and oialilcon thc promises. for l
migulno a similar iIousc on llnvilnml Mrcrl, wn- ‘
inlmrg lhc niaIIril CItvI-onvcnIcIIu-s: Enquire of ‘
. A114!“ 5; GOLDEN. ‘
ltcal helm" and Exchange known, 45 and 47 \‘l’ash- l
lumen. N. l
M... . . .. I
For Sale. l
i
IJAIIMS in the town of Bedding, of from if} to I30
arrw, at puree from sumo to $6,510.
’l‘licuo forum are nituuted In healthy loulilieu, had i
are mostly welt improved not have on than cub;
Manual and comfortable dwellingr. l
'llwy urc' dcrluuhlc for I-ummcr residenceo, or
pcrInanIent homes, and in coiIrpru-nce of the
N‘Illl'mb‘lll or ummz, mmv of tin-m will he sold for ‘
lore than lhI- cosluf lllt‘ll lfliprtn’rfllt'flll. l
Empuro of 'I‘AYIJiltdt GOLDEN, l
.Iiml Iii-talc and lnrlxrnncc Aucule. 6.5 and 47I
\\ mlurgtun 8L, south Nostlk, t‘ouu. l
.. . _ . _ .. . . . «mm... a ,
190R SA LI) (311 I-IAI’. .
1 two family hour-(- Willi nll lllfl'il'nl improve-i
nit-ills. .
l hon-«n and lm in line location in Earl Norwullt
Aldo twunty flue lIuIlIlIug lon- lu be cold on early
tcnm. ’ .
Mock farm. :50 error. in fine ethic of cultivation
wuh all the rim-k, grain. ctr. Price $7,000 3
'l‘leIoueve Io mu. Pout-onion gin-vi Immediate l
ly. MTG-if .I. S. RANDALL. Exist Norwnlk. l
American investment 00.,
0f Emmcvshnrg, Iowa.
mm [1’ t!.‘.l’lT.-\l..
sunru‘s, 75,000
(laid Dv‘l-onlutcfl prr rl llculrlt'rrtl llnndil, in
denomination-I of no. 3 l ,U' 0, nnd $5,000,
(told llclmIinn-biwr rt, Coupon Bond-I. in do.
nnnnminnnu of $200. $1,061, 55 M, $1.0 I). and 5.0,”.
FIN Wcstrrnlv'nvuitliiud 7 p‘I-r cont. ”image
Bond.- in denominations of from $100 to “0.010.
Tho-v Bonds and Mortgages [1533“ run for
5 wire, rind do not cxccrd dilpcrctx ofvihc value
of llll‘ :Irnpt'tl)’ tuortcsw d.
'l'lII- ppm Ipxil and inn-(wt of flow Bond: militan-
. fwd by Ill-'1'». and :m- plljllfilulllll‘n‘ my of New
York Tim financial condition of tip. ('0. has bv-I-n
I‘Slllllllll‘ll lIIl') by our Smlt- flunk t'oxnmise-ioucre
Illitlflit‘I'n. ‘I-A tow Ilium; 'xII-lnrsr' in this State
umi: r Ito-Ir min-rvII-ion.
’lhr-c “Ulnlflnbil Muir nonrv nth-ml for sale
at par and Izrrruul llltcrcrf by
‘ TAYLOR it GOLDEN,
“Mil Blii’t‘ old lusImInr» Agrnts, l5 and 47 Walk
ivlgtonh't . wmh Nomullr, l‘uun. -‘ t
“' H‘T .thllWAlJi.
$850.00
Will buy our ncrcdflnud fronting: on the Main
succumm bony: mntmnm: H rooms, and llarn.
’l‘bv pn-miwr arc in good rontiitlnumcll z-hmlcd and
has romldombic fruit on lht'lll.
$2,600.00
Will buy ton urn-e of land, {our of “Mir
'l:> ,‘lIm urn-rt: l l‘ '
I-Imnu In: ll rm .II~. .. n. rind our .,
'l’im Muldmgn Ilro in l..tll mt roti'l;:IununIl nrc
It'rll hlIuIlI‘rl
Hun: rs mil I‘Xf’ltflflift‘ for city prupt'r‘
Will Ilium If I‘m
mum on flux 1:
'. or limit].
.pd. pnrr of pun int-I- mum-y In H."
lu'l' of 'l'.\\'l.f'll k HOLDEN.
“will li‘lritr
Hymn ‘-l . Mnult .‘s'nrunllc. (Tl,
H. s. ROOD,
Jeweler,
~lll~IALEll IN A
Elgin,
Waltham,
Hamden Watches,
For 1.3.de and tit-m.- .l‘.
.
I
god :.II.I Ii-ilur l‘ll""‘.
l
>pw‘:ni flll'lilltlfl paid to tho trpalrzng ultim-
mm Inn n. d French «loch.
H. S. HOOD,
on Main film-cl.
MII fll‘ Will Hi.
It is .‘l incl that business is
dull and the season is over, so
iomako things lively Will
Close Out
Balance of
GLOVES
«AND-—
Fur Caps
Below Co'st.
McEWEN,
O
i it. tin m iii or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vfinishes.
Berry Bros. l‘lili‘tl Oil Finish.
Wire steel [Door Mats,
mum new. but am oat.
l
$000.0“) 5
'c lit-llfit', l
II.-III’:iI.I'I- .‘Et‘lllr. l‘I Md 4? \l‘n-h I
,‘I I}
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”0118686190 ,
. FARMS
—~—-AND—-—
IIIIIIII IIIIIIINIIII I
. 31:31:: siLg.
Insurance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN‘ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
Rial lilo and slang lIIIII,
- 45 & 47 Was gton Street,
souru nonALK, conu.
Houses and. Lots.
g Elmwood Avonuc. Lot 80: 210, House 40:30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
Modem Improvements, Carriage Home and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500
, Eimwmd Av. mm, Irt 60x200, lImIsc quite now, .. 3,300
Nnrlli Muir. Sim l. .Iypnsm Ilw L ck wood place, modern improvements, 0,000
. n i. I. .. ._ .c u, 5 u 7,“
\‘Vnodwurd t‘Vl'llll", $2,300. SpringWuOd, 2,500
‘. Day Sin-“i. 3,”
Munroe Sin-ct. tlzrvc Luna“. I. :p. ciivI-ly, $1,300, $4,000 and 4,000
:Spring Sm vi, to u hill-0'5, r. spchivcly, $2,200, dlilllllt‘ homo», 4,000
', Havilund Strict, good hum-Io and burn, 4.500
Turnpllw, good housc and out buildings, lot 74:32-50, H 2.000
E Concord Stror-i, $2,000. \Vcst Slum, ' 2,800
‘ Taylor Avt-nuc, good hour—c and haul, 8,000
itifbap'cl Street, Cnmmrulious and well built him, good carriage house and
l it Iblc, gnmmh spacious and Well shaded, a charming View of Long
Inland Sound from piazza, 15,000
; South mom and Raymond Slrcrts lots 05x150, house 17 rooms, good
: barn, nil in good condition. 0,000
fSonth Main SINCI. about 5 acres, good house and ham, possession
; can be had at once, ' 0,000
5 Concord and Spring Strocta row of tenement. 4,000
w Building Lots.
: “'9‘“ Sin» l,
lSumnii! Stru I, from $500 in
$1,500. $2.250
. 700
. Elmwood AVHHIU and Ilnyviow Ari-mm. $690 to 1,000
.Iiwl-lcn llill Szrrot and ll'iyvim-v :‘Vt‘nll?(tf0l’llt'il $1,000 and 1,200
Taylor .\vcnuc, $250 to 800
S 'tllll .‘l'llfl Strwt, :40“. North Main Sin-ti, 2,000
Mrdtluw Sun-t, $500. (Irma Strait, 800
Law Slrcrt, $500. I’ins- Surat, 000
Rotor. Hill road 2 acre lot, 500
Spring Sum t. $4.70 to $650
East Norwalk.
O.—lmnl Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acres, ' $7,500
L'uttv'gc Avubuo and Hoyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
Sr-cmnl Ab‘i‘lllit‘, $1,500, $3,000. Cove Street, 2.800
\‘un Zuni Avenuc. 2.000
West N orwal k.
"now u: d Bum, trn acres of land, 82,600
”(MW and Ram. om- acre, $850. House and Barn, two acres. 1,?
N o rwal k.
Lot on l'u-ldmg L’lm', $1,000
Lot on Elm St., 2,500
Middle Five Mile River.
House, 2 stories and attic, 7 romm, 22 acros, roomy barn, lots of good fruit,
property In cxcellent condition,
Darien.
Farm of 40 home, ‘2. houses, largo barn. well adapted for‘dairy or market
gardening or both; 20 minutes drive to South Norwallt, 10 minutes
walk to Rowayton depot. - ’
$9.300
85 000
Two ploamnt residences within a abort distance of Dzirien depot, one of 10 '
'm‘rcs, stream of water running through it, house, 14 rooms, modern
improvements, barn, ice housc, km, grounds and improvements in
good condition. 8,000
One of 1 acre. good house and out buildings 6,000
Farm 3.
Near the city with comfortable bouws on them in quantity f mm 15 to 40
acres. Prices from $5,000 to "8.000
C b PI '
ran erry aIIIs-
Five and one half actor, house 20:28, 8 rooms. ncw barn, with stalls '
and room for carriages, garden and a good verity of Fruit. 32,700
m‘ifmmno looking for Building Sites or Improved Property for luv. ,Iment
or llwll‘ own mac, should they not see in the list anythin 2 lo Hill, are invitcd to call
and make hnown what they would like. an we may how something not fluted that
will prove you what they wish.
Payments on most of the above listed prop-
erty will be made only.
Ru bbergtamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company.
hlbltlon at room.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES. RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS of MORTGAGES
carefully drawn, and titles to real property Ive-rolled.
ACKOWLEDGMENTS TAKEN. (Notary Public.)
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY INVI‘BI‘ED in
securities.
EUROPEAN PABPOR‘I‘B OBTAINED. ‘
ADVERTISERENTS for New York papers received and promptly attended to
Sample: on u-
nite and reliable
In (3. license; can . ms 0.”
Mh.m
W. O.QU|NTARD,
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