were or than we.
a tan wa- Minolta lulu-fly Inn-
” U! m Iatfibaea.
Boston, but. Jan. m-charler Grantha-
waatahni out Emmynlgbt bytheWhlta
Ckpaaadtreated to flitylaabee mthalnie
back lie has been married tormtime,
and hat four children About a year ago
Cncellna nttltlrnly his home,
with him an unmarried girl carried Kuwait
whom be induced to elopa Their flight
llama known to the girl’s relativecat nine,
4 and ptumlt malted in her capture and return
borne after an ateence of three days Mr.
bowellanaedhinaellamlnartaicutw
human, but the latter received timely
and tied, remaining away until a
M I30. his wife meanwhile being
wince: mearn of support.
It became known that he wu in the neigh-
htl'bood, and the White Caps determined to
plinth him Accordingly about halt a score
of the regulators, having learned that their
Inauwaeattbehouee of one ltorganullad
there, all being dieguiaed and heavily armed.
Creeelluentetthein, nvolverinhand, but the
weapon was taken away from him He was
tbeutakenouttoatreenearhyand tied up,
fifty lafliu being admbiletcred With a will to
the screaming captive. He was then directml
to go home to his wife and children and take
unofthem, theWhiteCap’ spokaunan in-
forming bimtbat any attempt to leave the
neighborhood would be {mum-am and visited
with greater punishment still. He promised
todoas ordered, and waseetat liberty.
NO MORE OUTLAWRY.
'n Ker-or Wilson Orders Troops to the
Scene of the Pond.
Cu moron, Jan. lid—The result of the
coat held between Govemor Wilson
and the special committee of citizens from
Logan county .was given to your concern»
dent late yesterday afternoon.
The gov ernor, after considering the lengthy
petition signed by the best people of Logan
:ounty tothc effect that two of their citizens.
:nieot whom was It deputiaed otliccr in the
discharge of his olllcial duty, had been shot
down in cold blood on \‘l'mt Virginia soil
without provocation by Kentucky despera-
docs, and “happening that these lawleet
raids arestlll being made into this state, do-
itroying the peace and endangering the lives
of citizeu'i, and that such incursions are too
powerful to be suppressed by thocivil authori‘
ties,” the governor has ordered two companies
if infantry to report for duty at this city im-
mediately.
These companies win be sent to Iogan at
ince and will rennin as long as necesiity
requires
Attempted Murder at the Aqueduct.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—“'illiam Hart and
Patrick Tyler, two negroes, were shot on
Saturday evening in John Fitzpatrick's saloon
It Anlsley, near Shaft 15 ot' the new aque-
iuct, by another negro, Smith Murphy. The
triohada dispute over some drinks, which
ended in Murphy drawing a revolver and
thootlng first at Tyler and then at Hart. Each
manreceivcda bullet in the breast. Alter
staying all night at the house of Ticc Francis,
the wounded men were removed yesterday
morning to the county almshouse at East
I'arrytown, and Coroner Mitchell, ot Yonk—
ers, was summoned to take their aIIte-mortem
itatemeuta, although it hi not all certain that
either will die. Murphy disappeared immo-
diateiy alter the shooting, and went to the
negroquarter in Thompson street, this city,
where he was arrested yesterday by one of
inspector Bymes detectives
A Prize Fight ltnlded.
Pnitaunnrnu, Jan. 30. —At an early hour
yesterday morning the StiltlJD of J ack Fo-
garty, at 815 Vine street, was raided by a
squad of police, who captured two men in the
midst of a but light and six spcctatorx, includ-
ing a brother of Fogarty; who has inn-n ruu- '
ning the place in Jack’s absence. The ilghwrs
were Michael Higgins and William Ryan,
two local sports, who were stripped to the
want, and were in the sixth round of a “mill”
with bare knuckles for a small purse. Ryan
was badly used up. All of the primners were
held in bail for a hearing.
Dnvitt'a \lgoruua Opinion.
Drains, Jan 80. —Michael Davitt, speaking
at Bathkeale, tounty ”merick, yesterday,
advised the tenants of LordGuillaInore not to
accept the otter tendered them to purchase
their femur, because of heavy burden: which
would surely accnie under present circum~
stances, and also because Lord Guillamore
had evicted two or his tenants. Reconsidcred
peraomstaking the farms 0! evicted tenants
cowardly, slimy renegade: and social iepers,
aeontact with whom should be considered a
fligma. Thccardinal object of Irish agita»
“(lube said, is the total uprooting of the
landlords from thesoil.
Organizing Agata-t Probihittou.
Ramona, Jan. ill—The result of a secret
meeting of preeminent Germans of Hartford a
low days ago has just leaked out and promises
to furnish an important element in the spring
election Ithaebeendecidedw call a mam
meetingoiGerrnansonFeb. Land form acui-
tral organintion, which shall oppose all can.
didatel tor mice who favor prohibition. The
German moieties interested are made up of
men of both political parties, and the pro
tion will hamperiisan. The
German vote is very large, and whoever an
demure the new organint'lon should have no
warble in carrying the city.
Cora Lee Aeqnltted.
anomnn, Mo, Jan 30.-'l'be trial of
Coraleelorthe murder of Sarah Graham
terminated Saturday afternoon inaverdict
oi acquittal The Jury deliberated only
aeranminutee. 'l‘eanot joy rolladdownthe
cheekaot both Con bee and lira. Halley ea
unexpected,
owingtotbe mystery mnoundingthe murder
and thecontradictoryandamatiatactoryevt
deuce.
l
In. aid-tea sun Deter-ind.
run.
‘ The
Enema Tenn, Jan. lit-Annelise.
willocnar'l‘hundaanwhatllkumuth
Creek Oil district, the win" tabs
rewarded by the hand of MimAnniaDong
with her grandfather, James Dongle-ma
the famous “Calf Killer Farm" otteoftlto
mtnoted in Tennessee. Owing toher
all mansions—aha being the owner of
most productive wells in the state—Ill-
Dougla-n iskuoWn far and near as the "Oil
Queen.” the is highly connected in New
York, and is a graduate of \‘aiiderbiltuhi-
vanity, Nashville.
The young lady had two mitten—John
Lane, of Indiana, whocametotheneighbon
hood two years ago. and who is a relative a!
thawidow of l'icoPreaideut Hendricks. and
Nathan Over-man, a lite-long neighbor and
lover Miss Douglas! could not decide
reference. The rivalry became spirited and
a duel was looked tar. The grandfather,
however, got the thne together, and pro
piled a race, to which all agreed
The men will start from theDouklnes
run east tour mill-econ parallel road: and back
to thettartlng point. A banquet will {allow
and the marriage occur that \ evening. The
announcement created great excitement in the
Spring Creek oil region, and it is expected
8,“ people w ill Without the race.
HIS SENTENCED AFFIRMED.
A Border Shel-it! Who Wu Too Ready
with Illa Platol.
GALVEMON, Tex, Jan. 30.~Tho court of
appeals, the highest criminal court in Team,
in themlobrated cased! anlericlr Thamni,
aheriil of Medina county, charged with the
murder of J. W. Hildebrandt,a prominent
young attorney of San Antonio. The killing
occurred utCnstroville, the county scut o!
Medina county, on June 2‘1 hint, and 'nttructed
widespread notice at the time on ncmnint’ o!
the prominence of Thuuun and the hearth»
brutality of the deed. For several yl‘fll’fi 'l'lluuuu
had been one of the [cw lmr-lcr sherills
distinguished for his fcnrlms bravery and
aggrcmivo character. lily numerous cut-oun-
tars with outlaws made him Widely known,
and his killing of United Status Deputy Mar-
shal Fred Niggli, at (.‘aLstrovillc, in 1856,
greatly enhanced his reputation no it Hutu
llayer, fori'nggll was also notwl for his
bravery. Thumm narrowly cwnpml ”unit'—
tion for the Niggii bouilcitlc. but. uu~ amput-
lodon the plea of self duh-Inc. Hlloli-lll'ltlltu
was his third victim. ll» attacked him trout
behind With a heavy bottle, and wllcu llilnle—
brandt fled shot him lanIl lllit' :I dug,
Thumm‘s trial at Boemc lust ”('lulrl" n.» the
event of the day. Lending lawyer. or the
state‘s-ere employed on both slllcs.
A I’Ight with Indiana.
SOGALES, A. 'l‘., Jan. lid—Capt. Vincent»
Gil. with ten soldiers and a party of citizens,
overtook a baud ol Yngms nuIIIla-rmg
twenty ntaplace called Blwolxunba, and In
‘ tln- tight which ensued two of the lInliaIIs
Were killed and five squavvs and smcn t‘ hil
drcu captured. One of the citizens Wm
wounded.
No Longer Teacblng German.
51. Locus, Jan. 30.—Tlie teaching (it Ger—
man in the public schools came to an end Sat-
urday, and ninety—eight teachers have been
droppcd (mm the rolls. This action is the re
sult of the mcent school board election, in
which German or no German was the war
cry. The anti-Germans were victorious
Barricade at Boston.
Bosrox, Jan. (ill—Sir Thomas Gratton
anIonde and John Stuart, M. l’., ad
ameeting in the Hollis Street theatre last
night on the Irish question. Mayor O'Brien
presided and spoke, and among the other
awakens were Josiah Quincy, John Boyle
O’Rcilly and Hon. John I". Fitzgerald.
Yale’a Olden! Graduate.
Burrano, Jan 20.—-'l'he.oldest living grad
hate of Yale college, David L'athrop Hunn,
died here yesterday in hisiililth year. He
was born inColoraiII Mast in 1799, and
entered Yale in 1813, in the timeot Timothy
Dwight and Benjamin Silliman.
New Yorkern Talc I Big Mortgage.
Nmtmur, Pa, Jan. SIL—A mortgage
drawn by the Pittsburg, Youngstown and
Aahtabula Railroad company in favor of the
Fir a‘ruters [nan and Trust company of New
York, for $4, ('10, W, has been plated on rac-
ord at the court house.
round Dying in the Bond.
Nancx, Maia, Jan. Bil-Charles H. Bell
was found yesterday lying in the road, frozen
to badly uIat he died anon alterwards. Hie
pockets were torn, and it. is suspected that he
had been robbed and d’nnbled and left to pa
ish of cold
AtarmeratNewG-rden, PILJHHOM
who-woolmade nineteen yardsotclotha
yerdwide.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Lord Randolph Churchill and wife have
arrived at Paris, where it is expected they
will remain one week.
Theeecondeectionof a passengertrain on
the Savannah, Florida and Western railroad
ran into the first rectum. near Screven. Ga,
on Saturday evening, killing migineer Davina
and seriously injuring his fireman Four
sleeping cars were burned.
Marshal Tom Brown, ot Kingston, Tenn,
diet and killed Taylor Bowlln on Saturday
night 130an b threatened Brown's life
foranarreet, and entto his place of buri-
neutokiilhim. Brown gotthedroponhim
Bowlin through thehead. causing in-
not dea
OttluaaBroe.’ griatmill, at, Port Edward,
wuburnadonsaturday night hes, aliont
mam; immune, 815,”).
The extensive granite quarries belonging to
the state 0! Virginia, located in Dinwiddle
county, about two runs from Peterabnrg,
hnbeenleaaedtoratarm of ten yearn by
Int-ray & Co, at New York.
Narblehead..la-., ieaillicted with a and.
out of and manila-annou-
a
epldmue
eroup. One tamtlyloattwochiidren yeah-
day.bavingknttwootberethhmoath
Twanty-ekhtpamhave diedthue tar the
patent month.
Oneneigbbor in Central New York mar»
deredanotberbeeanlehemortedthetormefs
witehuatei’tamehareh.
Ammm Knight'l‘emplarfougbt
adnellnlleaieoto nettle-tune question con-
unhatbetitaal.
llr. 'l'hoebe‘emernorlal
aakinga reopening
he- at hbmtutforflpeakarCarlieie‘seeatienot
nwelghtyadoenmentinpetntoteimatam
rabwaactalinedlt wouldba
‘lheteubtlityet morn-emu
warvueettoathennnrlverh outer eon—
m
A’ politic-Iqaluit MW in a attain
frmtdadmrehduwatxnoxrtlla,
lit
stream-a... "m “
gm.
M
lane, an orphan worth $100,000. Show IIVC‘,1
tween them and her grandl'ather bad no
untrue
FOR A M ()N’l‘ll
r‘j ‘ --A'l'
nlvm S'l‘llW’S,
87, 39, 91 Main SI
tic sums,
Sflll'l‘ll NllllWlLK.
has allirmed the sentence of the district court H — —
Coach Colors
‘IN JAPAN.
ivory Black.
Engliuh \ crmillun,
lndian lied.
(hr-Inn Yellow
(' lttarnarlm "In.
”rm—>906
VARNISHES.
Shepard .6 Paragon t ouch,
No. l. (Winch
llcavy (lokc;i
me uhbin
Q “caring Iglody
Enumled L. nth: r
\lcdium Drym: llody.
m
Deckcr’s Point and
Wall Paper Store,
54 ll tIN n’l Rl‘li 1‘,
South Norwalk.
BARGAINS
SHIRTS.
—:‘.~—-~—-—
A Fine
Cambric Shirt
Willi ‘2 rollers and l pnlr l‘ntl-.
50 Cents,
Worth $1.00.
., AT-
Davis
—-——TIIE --
TAILOR,
SOUTH NOBWALR, (‘1‘.
A. S. WIS,
JEWELER.
Opposite City llotel.
AGENT 1703 TH! CELEBRATE!)
flflLUllBlll Wl'l‘llllES.
MWATCII REPAIRING A rl'BflAllI'Y
Down Again Sui-c. '
The M for Rich or Poor to do their Trading
it at the Market! at
A. S. Durand
Cor. lain and llarilaud Ste. So. Norwalk.
5 .wnemk ism llnnnd
lle- liar-11.90%“, “cide. Shoulder lite-k. we;
holfillam 14c .
rec - In... ”Primal; cm
'nuon. mime cum Bee! in
M
Everthing of the Best Quality.
M can he had. it there ll ho
live within their mean- cell n'a'i’fihn 3:3" to
will lad it to your adraa
“3M“ that! e deliver to
the par-
chat.” mm hoeall.
MW ' theptaeemaraerltainaad llavl-
wlinlllllll. Plilllllll.
tar how
nit-idle thebualaeeeiayaeltual will on ‘
M m a. Valid!
SPERM; & BARNES
that Nate and House Agent.
General In suranceAgency
Fire, Lite and Accident.
Oman Steamship Tickle—Cabin and Warren.
Diane lcr one it alud upwards and Honey Onion to
llpartuot Europa
Notary Public. Acknowlwlm'lucnle Taken.
entrain Tickets. Baggage Checked
in Destination.
\
n5 Wotangtou 8L, (Next door In Poel- ofllc o- )
South Nor-walk. Conn.
SEWERS!
F. Ni. PIERCE
SHOULDEIST
BREAKFAST
DAMN
SAIlSMlE
Are Quarantoed
TllE lltl‘ll ll!
Illlll.
Our KETTLE LARD Ia Strlctly Pure
and Free from All Adulteratlon.
lfllll llllflllll m _________'liE Illlll.
Dunn I“
We manufacture all m. heart '4‘ r w. , w
brand at our Mailing house. low 3:..31" SI a“ Lg) PI PW ,
Sperry 8L Barnes, General Sewer Contractor
_. 4 _ . 4- -.. _ .4. 32;?!“ this city Mwlbflufto their W
Best ill the World F'. M. PIERCE
FOR, ALL “838- Box 20. South Norwalk, Ct.
4AWARDEDOHIOHE3TOMEDALS.» .—
. m a
,g g Slate Roofing
2 3 3 ; -——M — we. 06 ~— ~——-—
53 33/ We areprcparedtodo afimclaeelohol
_' _
E: 5% , SLATING
g; g; in rllhcv BANGOR. ties-r iiaxoou. m
g C 3% PENAI‘G‘ I5 SLATE
o'- . .- ‘
5% ; at 5 null par foul and inward.
g ’2’ Parties wishing slatt- rooting should call on us
la. a tic-lore rourmciimr elsewhere.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
aura-tun nature mm trust».
costs 110 I033 mu m IOAPS
MOM GOBSTWIOB A8!
A. BACK & 00.
Water St foot of flevilaad South Norwalk.
Hi ummm norm
For Sale by all Leading Grocer-t.
‘0' 12 M$m§:nncmge' On the European Plan.
" m ‘ . 2. . .l '..,
All-lorms oi chapped, —t0U h, -ted, (.0? 4 St and Le‘ “gm“ Aw
pimply skin- made- Soft . an ”clear NB“. l‘tlllli.
’ CURES (inc Minute's Walk trout tlrnnd t‘cn-
LIPS, tral Depot.
HANDS, locum! rill-r In :Ifiwfgralfdlcy ll Station:- and
CUTS, Equipped utlli .
BURNS, TI“) DUNS PATENT FOLIIINH IA Il-
p,MpLES_ turn nut: rscirrz.
CHILBLAINS. ..iffif::‘iél':i°l‘.lll‘i§.§§”“ "“ “W "lift?
FILES, ETC.
Medium I'riroa.
MATTHEW CLONE, Proprietor.
First—C lines lint unrant.
PRAISE!) - BY - ALLi
GET THE GENUINE BUY TRY, jUDGE
25 cts at Druggiitt, or mailed on receipt of stamps.
HOP PIE-Io 00.. NEW LONDON, CONN
Seasonable Goods l
00.
EUMPHREYS’
, MFAMCWABYWCS
For Home, Cattle. Sheep,
Dogs. Hogs. Poultry.
50. PAC! BOOK on Treat-
ment of Ant-ale and
Chart Sent I’m.
u
t‘lltllt'll l’tllt‘EltiX AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS.
—~—~»- m—
2A.“? a- §:::-_',,M,°:l€-m engage; u in res or .l 1.1. it IS us.
ll. bin vnorear .3125? .._,_4 ... . .. -
lfix‘ 1:. —~ 37.93.? figfy‘figl" '
lllr. l I. Egrrétair‘yous’ in :sllsasfa-a'ea. N UTS, ORANGES, ETC.
aorta of cat on.mm ' __~ -4...
“Winfrionudmér.” it.»
In {art crcrything pertaining to tlvc
Iro t.l rm v Season
ALWAYS ON "AND.
remains. Ell}.
Price, Single Bottlewmrwdoaetl .00
Gold by Dram-tar or
Bent Prepaid an Receipt of Price.
Humphreys’ led. $0., 109 Fulton Eh. I. Yr.
M
BUIPEBEYS’
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SPEBIFIB Ill).
”Vital Weakness
Nervous liability.
Io,n tram om work or other can-ea
It perm via or ii unkind lame rial dwder. tor .5.
hour In vatarrl. or sent pant ad on noel o!
'IIIlhIC‘O- “VII.-
m-....... Hour .9. 2mm
CARPETS' — CARPETS!
The largest Stock to select from oi any store in the State at
Lowest P rioes to r C ash .
Elegant Body Bmmlln Carpet Bocup. Elegant Tapestry Brumlle 00c. 70c. 80c and ilk. [teary
1n ,znnne 45c 50c and (it: Extra lawcll ngraine 36c. »
WINDO‘V SIIADES.
HOLLAND SHADES mod quality onepn mllem,with ringe4st all readyto hang, 50c. s pring
gullcrsi'lxc CORNICB 1.35. wilhllraet'ler‘lmminga comp the. All Brae» Polceend Trimmings
llflt .
WALL PAPER. .
lIIMKNSE STOCK OF NEW I’A'l'l'ERNS.1-‘rubm~d(iold 4th to 5th per roll
mw etylce a; toilet per roll. Without Gold. 7: low: per roll
FURNITUIIE.
Aeblledrnomfiulte. 9.2m). Walnut and Cherry Bedroom Suite. $25
up. Parlorsiiitaia mat variety Bedding,” etc» at low [wince Portion. Lane Curtain.
himbrcqaine. 1n tact anything to rural your halite complete saabe betound here at leer than city
prlt'ct- t arpete sewed by hand and lbaid y Practical Upholsterere. We do ac line workanny city house,
and employ the beet workmen in each branch oi our basilica. Goode delltered without extra charge.
0. E. SMITH’S.
No ‘2 Atlantic St. corner ol Broad. (oppoelle the Prelbytetiatt and Baptlatchnruhee )
BTAMI'ORD. CONN-
l‘lain Gold,
Cottage Suite. 3h), 8 pieces.
Kctabllehed in \‘cw York City 13th.
Special Price;
to
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS
It is not all 3
covered with
Nickel Plate
Ian—manual..-
It is made in
YOUR
own town.
_ Also
Agent for the
celebrated
RICHIQND
RANGRS'
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
find
The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & Cosfi;
5;"
Jacob M Layton,
.nvw— '
m nae of
treat Reduction
Men’s lnlil’s, his, all Elliot’s
OVERCOATS
Insurance. Building, Masonic Building,
Nor-walk.
/
daw
So. Norwalk.
m
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*chfl ‘3'- "one. whitish,“
‘JENNIE NINE” "mm" 0......
Mammoth-tantrum
sewnia reactant: - H A :3. N313 B
Is m we. Burr no mo.
Teen-Inna Ill! 1 have CI!
WMEW
Harness Saddles, Halters; Stir-
, ciugles, Collars, 3m.)
Pine Harness Tom.
Unusual, utbdduatwhuelwlll
Storm line ofWhi
healed Barre. ”came...
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each beautiful work. Ageate' Favor-
ite.becauaa itia aqniekandeaayaeller.‘
nuts mum» mum. 35 ,
snubs-0M : RAILROAD PLACE.
.llllE IIIIIFIBTIIBIIS till. i
let. int ll lwtl Pull Strut, l
ALBANY, N. Y.‘ ;
llai Bulls
EVERY VARIETY;
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DAILY inn Lilli
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