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mi OFFICIAL REPORT PRESENTED
TO GOVERNOR WILSON.
ill-I'll: Intact»; Went Virginia Ten-nor,
‘0 $5. I". of Gaining ltewa rd wWquen
I“ fillin- Drlven Like Heaths “n...
Ml I‘ll-y" 'l‘orrllrle Threat.
Canaan-roar, W. Va, Feb. l.-rl'lll. W. It.
VlahanLthe agent neat out by u viii-nor Wil-
mofthialtatcfioaacertain the status of the
m tam Hatfield-llcb‘oy war. has re-
w tothk city, and yesterday afternoon
mild bk roprxt to the gmernor. ll-
.” I'- found all the Hatfield: to belaw
Milo have the rennet and
We! 'evw'ycneln thoneighhorhood,
mehflamydepredatiou havoheon
m was on both sides have an
handed.
The Battlelds and Kelley: are related, and
the reentouthreakx scan to have been caused
by par-m in Pike county, Ky, mmrrecting
indictment! against the Hatfields which were
found against than five years ago. Those
perm went to Franktort, Ky, and had re
wards Qflued for the Hatfields, and then
came into Wait Virginia, under guise of
officers at the law, and kiduapcd Thoma:
Chambers, Andrew Varney, Selkirk McCoy,
D. D. W, limes Christian, Samuel, D. D.
and m labor: and Valentine llattlcld into
Kurtucky and placed them in Pike cormty
fill, who they are still confined
You- i: was given a letter which
Enter Floyd received from a prominent and
well known attorney of Logan. and from
which the following was taken:
”0n the 0th of the month thirty men came
from Kentucky, with Frank Phillips and John
Kiteat the head, took charge of Anderson
Hatfield‘a family, drove the women and chil-
dren Mme them down theriver to the mouth
of Grapevine Creek, where they took L. P.
Smithand other members of his family and
Capt. Hatfield's wife and children, and drove
them likebeaatabefore thalamus four or live
mils down the river to William Ferrell’s.
Theretbeyrnadel'errellandanothermaugo
withthernaa gnldee,and started for when
old min John Vance lived, telling the women
and childrenal] the time that they wbuld leave
them at Ferrell’s, and if one of them told or
their being inthecountry they wouldpiill them
no they returned to Pike. Then. with the guide
above referred to, they pnxmled up Thaker’i
creek to Vance’r, where they found old man
Jamoa Vance, and, pursuant to a threat mad:
mine time before that, old Randal McCoy
fired on him, and that was follovvcd by shots
until the belly of the old man was turn to
shreds, and, as i understand, with no earthly
provocation. All that they could say, I sup
pose, was that he war a relative of and a friend
of the Hatfields: From there they came tr
the head of Island creek, and we can‘t tell
what they will do next. The reward of Gov-
ernor Buckner has put a: the trail of the Hat—
fields a set of lawless men, who not only have
no respect for man, but, brutelikc, destroy
women and children. The Whole country is
alarmed, and every one feels that there is at
security to life or property. We are llSlt’lllllfl
all the time to hear of other horrible dwls."
It is said that ltandal McCoy threatciiml a
kill Capt Hatfield, cut a slice from his body
and roast and eat it.
trouble was carried on is wild and moon
tainous, and it would be almmt impossible
fortroopeto do any good in the part of tin
country where the. Hatfields and McCoy:
travel. The troops ordered to the frontier
havabauwdaed back, and asrnnttcrs now
'rhndloldienwlllnot bonceded toquell thr
amputation
Trying to Beltane! the Government.
Paorrn, Ilk,l"eb. 1.—Ithas just come a
lightthat the Ron. Lawrence W. Harmon,
of this city, a prominent attorney and wel
known has been arrested at the in
stance of the United Stator authorities for at
tempfing to fraudulently get Incision oi
averal thousand acres of government land it
Colorado. Deputy United State: Marsha
Butcher arrested Harmon. He was taken u
Chicago and placed under 823,50) bonds.
The Hamilton Harder.
rumour, N. J., Feb. l.~Smnfonl Pot
k, William Thornwon, William Wicdmar.
andArmle Editor, alias Dunk, were brought
intoconrt yesterday to plead to indictment:
againetthem in the Hamilton murder case,
Potter is indicted for. murder in the first
degree, Tlunnpaon and Wiodman av ncccs
mdmtbafact,and Dunk m accimiry
Mololnd after. All antercd pleas of not
guilty. The day of trial was not lixe l.
Killed In a Railroad Aéciaeni.
Oswnoo, N. Y., Feb. l.-—Tho RmncJTater
town and Ogdonsburg train yesterday run 00
the track near Somerset, Niagara county.
Ermaflickohmf Mexico,N. Y.,a memen-
ger for the American Express company.
jumped hurt his car and was imtantly killed
Hail Agent Bennett, of Williamson, was said
to have been badly hurt, but this is denied;
The train proceeded on its way after being
delayed moral been
A New State Bank.
Wamw, N. Y., Feb. l.——Articlcs of alto
elatiur were filed here today of the Citizens
banhof Perry. Tbempital stock in 335,01).
in alum of 8100 each, which may be in
seared, but never ahall exceed $10,000. Thin
«vapor-after: will commence bualnem on Marc!
I,‘and continue until the year- 2000,1mlea
sooner dbolvod.
flying the Fonndatlon stung.
Fob. 1.-Jl‘he ceremony of laying
annihilation atorreof the fruit: Churcho
St. Patrick was paternal by Archbisho;
warn, of Dublin, today. Archbishop Ryan
of Philadelphia, delivered an oration.
. GONDENSED NEWS.
W racrlpta durlng the current
uh hve aura“! about $1,000,000 a day,
fl! Mala eltlmate the national
w for the month at about :14,-
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The region where this ‘
‘TflE TARIFF BILL.
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be Ila-aar- ‘Wlll he have to Planar.
Both Bide- of the We P‘arty.
Warnmormr, Feb. Lwa maniacal. morn-
herofthehoure. not amber-of the way:
and means oormnittee, but who is thoroughly
’poetcd aswthe doings of the committee in
tariff matters, raid yesterday: “The tariff bill
is being very carefully coruiidcml. and ouch ,
good program has been made that I expect it
,will be reported to the house next week, uu- ‘
loci, of «come. there ahould be any obstacles in
the way that are now not known. That hill
will hoof such a nature that i believe it will
paoi the home, and be Wat-wry to the
country. .
“It will not be of a radical nature. 1 ho
have that you will find that the duty will be
taken of! wool, that a moderate reduction will
bernadeon woolengooda, ao,ax toiuarncw
rue correqmndwiththeroductionoutberaw
nuterial,and that theta: on cotton goods
willalaobareduced. Therewill beconaider—
ableofanincreaao lnthefmo liet,and aro-
duction of from 20 to firmer cent. on the sugar
duties. That part of the programme will
please the revenue reformers, who are clamor-o
ing for a reduction on the communes of life.
To placate the Randall Dancer-ate the dutiea
of tobacco will be out Home $20,w0,000: but
the whisky taxiwill not be touched."
KILLED HIS MOTHER
While Under the Influence of Drink. and
Then “outed of Illa Horrible Crime.
Burr/n.0, Feb. l.—-John Cullen, a shipwr—
penter living at the foot of Genome street, in
this city, went home last night about 0:30
o‘clock, decidedly befuddled by liquor. A!
ho entered the. house, his mother, Mrs. Annie
Cullen, aged 05 years, made some comment
on his condition, which no enraged John, that
he picked up an ax lying in theroomnnd
struck her on the bond with it, crushing her
akulL and spattcring blood and brains all over
the room. She probably died instantly.
Cullen then went out and catered several
saloons, booming in each one that he had killed
his mother. He was so drunk that for n time
no attention was paid to what he said, but
finally some one investigated and ,found Mrs.
Cullen stretched on the floor of her house
dead. Cullen was immediatelyarrested and
locked up, but did not aeemtorealize what
be had done. Cullen is about 35 years old
and unmarried, and had lived alone with his
mother for several yearn He was generally
considered to be an inoffensive fellow, except
when under the influence of liquor.
llrucker'n Murderer Declared Sane.
Burmaronr, Conn, Feb. l.—-Jacob Schcele,
the New Canaan murderer of Constable
Lewis Drucker, has been bound over for trial
without bail and lodgedin the Bridgeport
jail. Slime-1e has been examined by Dr. Lan-
der, and pronounced sane and in 'good physi-
cal condition. llhi self-inflicted pistol wounds
will not prove fatal. Then.- of the balls have
been extracted. The prisoner will not talk
to reporters, except to my that the town of
Canaan was better all Without Drucker, who
was continually making trouble for liquor
dculcrs.
Norton Metcnlf'» Murder.
U’l'lca, N. Y.. 'cb. lp-The coroner‘s jury
which has been investigating the circum-
atnnccs of the murder ‘of Norton Motmlf at
Augusta L‘ciitrc concluded its labors last
night. They rcndcrctl a Nobel. holding Vii"
gil Jackson rcstmnsiblc. Mrs. Mctcnlf, who
has been striving to shield Jacksonon account
of her intimacy uitli him, untitled that bur
husband did not touch Jackson until after the
latter had drawn his revolver, then the men
had a struggle for the lmssion of the
weapon, and Jackson shot Melina" three
timed
New Jemy therlca.
'l'uax'rozr, Feb. l.—A conferencoot the men
interested in the New Jersey fisheries was held
atthe state house yesterday. It was called
by cit-Senator Thomas Chattlo. chairman of
the conference which was held recently at
Camden. E. G. Harrison presided. Speeches
against Mum—“pirates" they
were milled—were made. It was dccidol it.
appoint a delegation to go to “Washington and
wait. onthe committee on fisheries in refer-
ence to Congressman McAdoo‘e bill, which
will come up before the committee on Friday.
Dernpaey Berta McCaflrey.
Saw Your, Feb. I.—There were about
5,000 persons present last night in the Pavonia
rink, Jeraey City, to witm theglovo con-
test between Dominick McCalfreyand Jack
Dempsey. The men fought ten rounds, and
Referee Jere Dunn decided that Dempsey
won. Dempsey did nearly all the leading,
and scored three points to McCalfrcy's one.
It had been given out among the sporting
menpreviomtothernill thatit was to ho a
draw, and there was wml‘ratively little in-
terest taken in the adair by insiders.
The Pennsylvania Company'a Employee.
Pmsacrto, Feb. L—The superintendents of
the different branch railroads under the con
trol of the Pennsylvania company return-
vened in General Manager McCrea‘s office in
th'n city yesterday for the purpom of further
considering the petitiom of their employee for
an advance of wagon, and if printable complete
their report to the executive committee of the
company. The work was concluded last
night, but no information will be given for
publication until the report hm boon pa-ed
upon by the executive committee.
lie Appreciated the Tent.
lwnwrzur, 0a., Feb. 2.~silas Gresham, a
well known Bardshell Baptist, lost hll wife
several years ago. The Bumlay following the
text in the church he attended was: “It is not
good for man to live alarm,” and the next
evenlnghepropouedtooneof thesiaten, war
accepted and married right on. This second
wife died three ween ago, when Gmham.
dill mmembningtheohltexgcnsundayman
rled llll third wife, and boldly declared that
he never intended to be without one.
Beware “Cigarettes.
houravnn, Fob ladohn. if a
German,28yeara agawuf to
qumnndmhnlbythejury inthecironlt
court yesterday. lib mental malady, accord
trigtothntnrtlmony oi DraJ.ll.Klnnand
Clarke Banter, war caumd by «retain
cigarette-muting. He warla the habit of
mohhrgahoutfortyadday. mourned”
bannenfirelnuaking on Mar
well en lo- ot brain power,“ he looked
worn-ndemadated.
ammun- «mama-a.
' rim-m, m 1.41.. United rm,»
trrlanchurch at Why:- 33310::-
mummy. ;
maniacal”). ltiathonght thatagang
of tramp occluded the baccarat loaday
alslrtaadratllretotbohnldlng.
~ Cameo, Fob. 1.43m. John arm
mundamtdtbovaknlaguoclah,“
a When attumy. died at hie hara-
trumthadectaoftbrumda
mathematician.
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All EXTRADITIO TREA
RIDDLEBERGER WANTS IT DISCUSSED
IN OPEN SESQION.
why tho People Should Know a» Con-
tenta of the Ilaaanre—Tlro Marla by
Which England Could Have American
' Cltlrana Tried by Pached lingual: «lurioa.
Wanmsurus, Feb. l.—Sennwr Riddle»
berger did a good thing yesterday in moving
that the extradition treaty between this
country and Great Britain be diseased with
own doors, so as to let the people know what
it proyxm
.... The extradition treaty between thiscountry
and Great Britain has lain in the secret rec.
ords of the senate nearly two years. Unlcnr
it has been changed in the meantime, it con-
tains some provisions which, if the public were
permitted to know them, would secure its re-
jection There relate to the surrender of per-
sons charged with political offenses, and are,
or were, of such a nature as to enable the
British government to claim the numerator of
. persons here, not only foreigners but Ameri-
can citizens, on the more charge that the ' bad,
by contributing money, or in other wayri,
(uttered dynamite conspiracies and attempts.
Considering that the main body of the new
treaty, and of the present treaty as well,
g'rants extradition for tho crirnai of murder,
anon, and attempt at murder or drum, and
than covcni the crime which an actual dynrr
ruitcr Would «uninit, the provision of the
treaty which gives (iront Britain the right to
claim [mansion of men on the charge of
being remotely connected with (‘ntb’pll‘nfficfi
against her is rather strong. The trwty, and
all extradition treaties, ought to be ("ullslllt'l'crl
in public.
The [nople have a right to know before a
treaty of this kind is coullrnuvl, for what
offenses it is propmcd tosurrcnili-r citizens to
a foreign govcmnicnt to ho tried by pomibly
packed jurieu It is very easy to go too far
in this matter of cxtraditing pcmons chnrgul
with crime. When Napoleon Ill. demanded
the surrender by Great Britain of per
sons concerned in 0miui‘s attempt upon
his life, the Englifih people bowled
dcrislvcly at him, and hc “no corri—
pclled ,to withdraw his demand. Times have
changed since then, and the British govern-
ment now finds itself embarrassed by similar
attempts and schemes to get men it suspects
of them into its power. Dynarniting is u [may
sible crime, and men who churn» to commit
maiination in this way deserve neither
mercy nor pity. They cormnit or attempt
murder in the vilcst way, and diocrve the
must prompt and severe punishment.
But it is a matter for very curcful confid-
erution, not by a little body like the senate in
secret scour»), but by the purpli- themselves,
and by the oldest lawyers and jmrrnuhi in
Open diu‘lmion, how, under what guard-a and
limitations, a foreign government. attacked
became it persists in the misguvcrnmcnt
of a part of its snlijwtii, shall bc [mi-mitten! to
claim thcyxfiwmion of men in this country
whom it r‘luuNf'S, through spics. informers
and otIn-r subterranean menus, to charge with
being t'tllll’t‘l‘llt'd in political ulfcrtws.
It is slid flint tlic objcr'liiumlilc fcntur‘m of
this treat y biivc lyccu amended. lliit unlxidy
except the senate in sci-rut smxion knows any-
thing about this, 'l'hcpriblic him a right to
no: the trciity belon- it is actor] on by thc son»
am, and it bus at right to hour “but N‘Illlhll‘a
have to my for and ngninvt it.
All extradition lroatics, me they min-cm the
surrender of rmidcntv and citizens of this
country intoth powernf n fon-ign got-om-
tncut, ought to be wry chisel y N'l’tlllnllfil by
tho people and the pro»; llt‘ftll‘l.‘ they are acted
on Theyou’ght to be published when they
are min-lulled and below ratification. and
their diwnssion by the senate ought to he in
public.
no Trial for Mahler.
NEWTUS. X. J.. Feb. L-Robcrt 8. West-
lnool; mu put on trial yesterday for the
murder of licni~ J. - Monte, a fnrmcr more
than 80 yuan old. The murder occurred on
Oct. :3 in a chestnut grove above Brain-livilla
It was a beautiful Sunday morning pnd both
men Wore in adjoining fields, when “'cst-
brook picked upa fcwchcstnnts from a frat
on Murriv‘ land, the br’nnchts of which over»
hung Westbrmk‘s field. The state rays “Vat,
brook threw a stone at the old man in the
course (ll-'1!" Ilflal'f‘Q'l. fracturing his skull.
\l'cstbnxih nppcnml in court haggard and
pale, nccmniunicd by his wife and a hymn
old baby. Alums! all the afternoon was taken
up in Sch-cling a jury.
To 1thch the Suffrage. ,
Prun'inrzxcn. 'i-li. l.-Tho state curate
yesterday nnnnhnously vutul to submit to the
people an nnu-ndnwnl to the constitution
Which iv a practical abolition of the property
qualification for tutors. llerctoforc no [roman
not holding property valued at $134 was al-
lowed to vote for statc olIlccm This way a
mused every male citizen of the Unitcd States
of the age of “.31 years, who has had the
turnout/c rmiclencc and rcgivtry, nary vote for
all civil olllccm The pcimle will probably
ratify, thin amendment, and in lWJit may
change the political complexion of the state.
The .llbboorn l‘lnb on Parade.
New Losnox, Conn, Feb. l.-Tlie mint
unique and exciting processhni cvcr Moon in
New England was whimsical hero but night,
when the J ibbomn club, componcd of whaling
captains. ancient mariners undmilurs. par-
aded, headed by the Thin! n-girncut band.
In the line were signal lights and fog bums,
and, tntuld to the drollcry, all the partici-
pants were clad in rough weather sou tog-
gcry. Along the lino of march tothnllrund
Army fair—«for that was their objectivo
point—«the line was groom! with Roman
inlfllt‘fi. red and green tire, ctc., burned in
honor of the mariners.
New Janey Lexi-tutu".
Taurus, Feb. i.~Aauuanymnn Eniley, of
Paterson, introduced a bill yesterday to pro-
hibit horse racing on any track during
November, Dimmber, January, February,
March and April. This is intended to wipe
out the winter racing at (luttenbcg and Clix
ton,which is carried on lolely to alfalfa
means of betting. in joint meeting yum-day
thelogialaturcappointedtrnrteuof thalam-
riatown Imam asylum, tho refonn reboot for
boys and the industrialrchoolforglrlr, aim“
all of the prevent incumbent being reelected;
William N. fanning was elected district court
judge of Treutm. '
Nantuchfl'a Rotated Paulina.
Iinceanylnailhaa been received here. The
roundlunxllof ice.anditextaurlurawardu
farmthecyecanscc. Athreemaated
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nutmrhoalr,“ arulinlikclytohacarriedaaha‘,
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hoenuxperleticedlnlnlllllblrdm
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Work done by the day or contract.
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the Malmtm-inml hnvc on thorn a cum bum-v
roman-ini- ll mourn, lumc barn and carriage lion-e.
The hulldlngr arc in excellent mnditlou and are
well shaded.
Uwuem will exchange for rliy propmy. or it «old.
willallow l'tlt‘fill’t'tl, pan of pan-hue moiwy in re»
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3 South Norwalk.
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Insurance.
Fire. Life. Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOMPANllzls A'l‘
Rial is in] Exchange Rflfllll,
45 & 47‘ Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Houses and Lots.
Elmwood Avenue, Lot BOX 210, [louse 40x30, l4 Rooms with
Liento,
Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 00x200, house quite new, ,l ‘ 3,300
North Main Strwi, nlrpnsilP tho- Lockwood place, modern improvements, 9,000
:r i. l- u <5 u n A u 7’”)
\‘l uod ward Avruuv . '2,200, Springwood, 2 500
1),: y S! [er I , .- 3:000
Monroe Street. three houses. n unwrtiny, $1,800, $4,000 and 4,000
Spring Street, two houses, n-chctivcly. $2,200, double house, 4,000
Huviland Street, good buusc and burn, 4,5“)
Turnpike, good house and out buildings, lot 74:250, 2,000
Concord Sued, $2,000. West Street, 2
Taylor Avenue, good house and burn, 3000
Chapel Street, commndious and well built house, good carriage house and ,
itiblc, ground; spacious and rvcll shaded. a charming villw of Long
. Island Sound from piazza, p 15,000
South Main and Raymond Streets lots 65x15», house 17 rooms, good
burn, all In good condition. 6,000
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‘31 it dilll'l'iegllfdeh't 23:01: ) acres, good house and burn. possession 0 500
Concord and Spring Streets, row of tenement. 4:000
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. ui mg Lots.
West Strce', $1,500, £2,250
Summit Street, from $500 in l700
Elmwood Avenue and Bayvicw Avenue, 3690 to 1,000
Guldrn Hill Street and Buyview Avenue (corner) 9,000 and 1,200
Taylor A venue. $250 to 800
South Main Street, 8400. North Main Street, 2,000
Meadow Street, $500. Crow Street, 800
Low Sin-ct, 5500. Pine Street, ' 600
Rotor. lliIl road 2 acre I..t, . ' 500
Spring S'rctt, $450 to ' , 3650
East Norwal k.
0. Iran. A Vt'llilo’. mansion and cottage, two acres, 37,500
Cntfcge Aver-tic and Hoyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
Second Avenue, $l,500, $2,000. Cove Street, . ,W
Van Z-int Avenue. . 2.0“)
West N orwal k.
lluu-sc n: d lino, ten acres of land, 32,6“)
House and B I"), one acre, 8850. House and Barn, two m, 1,350
N o rwal k. .
Lot on Pudding franc. 81,0“)
Lot on Elm St. 8,500
Middle Five Mile River.
House, 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2! Inf-'8. roomyZbarn. Iota of good fruit,
} properly in excellent condition, ”'30:,
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Farm of 40 new, 2 houses, large harn._well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or bolt: 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutea
walk to Ron-nylon depot, '51”)
Two plcnrlunt residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one of 10
acres, stream of watcr running through it, boner, It rooms, modern ,
inipmwmcmn, barn, icc unmade, grnnnda and improvements in
good condition. 8,000
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Farms.
No II' the vi y u ill» t'nrlilm'nlde boil or on them in quantity from 15 into
non-r. PM if"!!! $6,000 to "8,“
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one half acrer, honor 20:28. 8 mm, new barn, with Italic
and room for carriages, garden and a good varlty of Fruit. 02,700
WPQ'IIOIIO Ioohln for Building Sites or Improved P y for iavmtment
or their own one. rbou they not ace In the lht anythtnir to unit, are Invited to call
and make known what they would like, an We may have uomething not listed that
will prove just what they trial).
Paymenta onnroat of the above liatad prop-
erty will he made only. ,
" Rubbéréiamps.
Orders rewind on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp (tempo-m. empla- on ex.
hlbltlon at roomr. , ,
DEEDS. MORTGAGE, RELEASES-l and AMGNIBNTS of nominee
carefully drawn, and titles to real property Matched.
AOKOWLEDGIIW TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
wins NEGOTIA'I‘ED AND MONEY mm In rate and reliable
recur-Ilia.
EUROPEAN PABPOR‘I‘B air-ram. _
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