BEDIIG‘ET FBOli DENMARK
vii: mm WHO IS cHAnch WITH
wuousAu-z swmoLmo.
W. I. Deana Talk at Ills Alleged Illegal
Afloat by Danish olrlaIa-Tweaty-lour
ladies-sai- Awaiting lllni on Illa us-
turn to Baa Francisco.
NI! 7038, Fall. lL—W. F. Benson, whm
fmhan'ivedontheuewNonh German
Lloyd m Iahn. from Bremen, yester-
day.intliocustodyolllnitedststvo Marshal
J QWdfiwFram‘ioco. 'l‘hefarmus
' mmmemamuw have
”momumhsnmun
Wetsuit “MM And ‘0'“
ammmthsdeal, deaLBsnronnow
munderfliewsigbtoftwenty-fuirinc
ltwlllberenieniberedtbatllenmnwasthe
attorneyandya'ima mover iuthe alhged
trends. Byineamolhriberyand fraudulent
surveys,“ is allsgsdtlie so called land im-
Wmsecuredtheutle to vast
We! intheeouthernandcentral
Moth state. Benson maths the
IMMttoflierepoflen:
“Imtohnopewhmnmandmyap
prehsnslonwasanontrngc. 0n Nov.5 Isr-
l'lved at Copenhagen. where I was arruted
whinym, J. ABenson, by an Eng-
Ifli Motive ononspicion of beings dyna-
miter. Nindyou, I left California withtlie
fulleouentoi mybomlsmenandtnodistrict
attorney. Severalindictsnails found against
nieinAugust werean after lleft. On
Dec. 1 Ireceived from San Fran—
cisoostatingthatthegrandjnryhadreportedv
andtliatlwas wanted. Iwaspreparing to
return when the arrestwss made,sixdays
later. My baggage was searched, and both
my brother and myself were subjected
to many indignities I demanded to be
taken before the United States minister. but
the oilioer keptns closeted for seven daya
Altartliirteendays mybrotherwas allowed
tomendlnauciounnai scam Minister
Andu'aui that I would voluntarily return,
oiferingatthesams timsto cable the sec»
, tary of statutothat effect. I was held, how-
ever, until Marshal Franks arrived. The
miniflertoldmethatlwnswanted inAmer-
ice for attempting to defraud the govern-
ment, and we proceeded to Bremen, took the
steamer, and here we are. I say again my ar-
rest wasan outrage, as I am under $17,000
bond, which have not been forfeited."
Mr. Demon did not care to answer any
questions without consulting his lawyer.
Marshal Franks, who wore a slouch hat,
Bnflalo Bill moustache and imperial, and an
immense diamond. would say nothing except
thathe and Benson were tostart for San
Francisco tonight. Con. Connor and a Mr.
Follis of San Francisco, are Benson‘s bonds—
men, and they are understood to be in coin-
munication with him
ACalifornian who was with the party said:
“Benson was formerly a surveyor in the
employ of the government. He resigned his
place, however, and soon after his resignation
a party of contractors organized a company,
and began to operate in the redwood timber
lands. At the time the government was offer-
ing bounty lands to settlers this combination
employed numbers of men to take out loud
grants,and then purchased the titles from
them. Bensonactedas the legal adviserof
the company, but in reality was the chief
mover in it."
Mismmraditiuatreaty between this
mend-Duran“ for any crime except
(and! iii the Danish outbuitns turned
Bane-iivsras‘a math of courtesy. They
mderdto‘plsee him on American soil,
but it was thought best to send an American
enca- after him. The oilicer and pn'soner
startedonFeh. l, b“ were detained several ,
hehadlortfiftyponnfi since hisamnt, and
wishedtoh'avaitundentood that hewasan
American citimn. Behson‘s brother, J. A.
Benoonfietlnnd totliiscountry as soonas
hows-discharged fromcustody. llehnow
inflanli'rancisco.
The welds to be Released.
Moravian. Feb 11. ——l?sderal Judge
Barr decided hie yesterday afternoon that
thoninellatiieldsnow injailat Pikeville. Va.
charged with the murder of the McCoys,
shonldbereleased. lie grants to Gov. Wil—
sun, of West Virginia, the writ of habeas
corpussked for. It is made returnable next
Monday. Judge Barr said he acted with
great hdtancy. as the case was really with-
out praosdsnt and the petition seemed to him
notsufllciutly clear. His decision was based
upontbe fact that the Kentucky attorneys
hsdfailodlto show that due processof law
hadbeanolaiarved in the arrestof thaliat-
fields.
William 1:. Smith Dying.
Pumaono. N. Y.. Feb. li.—Williaui E.
win, who was asistant secretary of the
[sunny under the late Daniel Manning, and
who is very ill of Bright's disease of the kid-
neys at his home here, is not expected to live.
could not lost many days longer lie is
attended by some of the bestphysiciansof
the state, including his father, who has been
for a numbu' of years the physician at the
Clinton state prison, and they all agree that
hscanmtrscover.
Kissing State Dan-oats.
Orrawa. Feb. ll. -—Up to the present time
no trace of the mining documents which have
an: the matter having been
public. although it is positivel
that a number of important deco,-
arsrnhing, odlcisls of the department
Ill. {10% by several corre-
. A Hum statics
MMfwaWMQflM
' will-om
Liam. luck. lab. Il..-A m
blondsisliraGertrnde Whitacre,da
dEKAllenHantlandbaphrand k
asihslswylish Bhscamsto
inde-
y.aad on Tuesday tripped
this city
intotliaNstioualbank accompanied by two
wellknownsociety peoplehere,wholiad
knownbsratl’ortiaad,aaddid nothesitats
toideutify her. Therenpon ehepresented a
draftfurflnlldrawn uponaDetroit bank.
and received the cash. She promptly Ht
with the money and there was no uneasy
thought aboutliernntil Thursday afternoon.
whmthodraftcamebacb from Detroit dilv
himsdaadpmuounoedspurioua
Yesterday it was isarnsdthat lire. Whit-
acralisdjoinedli‘rankli. Allen, the adopted
in of It. [Annabel-father. inWindsm'.
Dsnroit's Canadian mbnrb. Thursday they
loft for an unknown point further east in
Canada. YoungAllende-arted a wife and
child in Behleii, Mich. and Mrs. Whitacre
Htsliusbandiu Portland. Allentsahand-
nine blonds of lively disposition. All the
partiestothe elopement and their relatim
arowidelyknownandsodallypmnnent.
“JAY HAWK necuurorw'
or Chester County. 8. 0.. Iadlet Bum-any
Punishment on a lllganilst.
Cotonou, 8. C., Feb. li.—-About thirty
young men in Chestercounty are lormed into
a“society on hand" and are known
aethe“JayIla kltegulstors.” Borne time
ago Louis Bettina, a handsome man, coming
from Buckingham, N. C., appeared at a
factm'yandohtainedwork. Bewasveryre—
ligons, and attended church and Sunday
school regularly. He became infatuated with
liiia Nancy Koo, a pretty young girl of that
section. and twoweaks ago they were inar-
ried.
Afew days ago the “Jay Hawk Regulm
tors” ascertained that Battina had a wife and
several children in North (‘arolina Thurs-
day night they took Bettina from his house
andcarriedhiintothe woods, where hewas
stripped and tied to a true. He begged
for mercy, but he was not allowed to escape
beforeahnndred lashmhadbeenlaidon his
back with a cowhide, which brought the
blood each time. Yesterday Battina de-
camped. Hisseeondwifeishenrtbrokon. .
The Kililng of Whlteunih.
Boa'rox, Feb. II.—-Michael Sullivan and
James Colgan were arrested yesterday.
charged with causing the death of George
Whitconib, at No. 17 Lyman ~,treet Wednes-
day night. Colgan was identified by two of
the women as them who killed White-omb.
while two others amert that Sullivan struck
the fatal blow. Colgau says there was a
scuille, in which Whitcomb was knocked
down, his face striking on the table, and his
head hitting the iron arm of the lounge. h‘ul~
livan and Colgan were arrained on the c
of murder, and were held without bail for
examination on Feb. 17.
Denpondency ond Suicide.
wa Havxx, Feb. ll.~Yestei-day nmrning
Andrew J. Benton went to the home of his
brother Edwin, who was in the grocery busi-
ness with him in Guilford. and tried to wake
himnp. Failing togetanyrespmisehe“
broke iiitbe door of his room and saw his
brother lying on the bed with a shotgun be
side him. The upper part of his head was
completely blown off. He had committed sui-
cide, and the cause is given as despondency.
The metropolitan Bank Receiver-hip.
Cincrmta'rr, Feb. lL—A private dispatch
from Comptroller 'l‘rwnholm, at Washington.
announces the a trnent to the receiver-
shinthaMet-rupnlitan bank of Mr. James
McConville, o! Steubsnvma, 0. McConville
is at present assistant comptroller.
lard-rad tor a Watch.
Biininionan, Ala, Feb. n.—Williaiu
Nowelland Charla Pinkley quamled over
thepo-sdonoi awatoh at Beuemer. and
Pinkleyendedthar'owlhy putting four but
lets into Nowell, killing him histantlv.
SIIIIIVII wni light Knlfton.
Manon, Feb. ll.-Jolin L Sullivan has
acceptedthechallenge of JackKniftomand
offersrto put up 8,000 in addition to th-
rounda
ThereissnchaboominthsArgentine
Republic that Buenos Ayru has become the
dearest city in the worldto live in.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Ina-y and Produce Market
Quotations; >
wa You. Feb. m—hlsaey closed at 2 per
cent. ’l‘hehlghest ratewasuaadiheloweata
Exchange steady: posted rates. censuses“;
aetunralendsu‘msiforsixiydaysandlm
0M! fordeinaad. Government-closed study;
currency to. lmlfibid; lineup. 1253‘ bid; 45s.
denim bid.
Paclncrailroadbonds closedssfollows: Union
sins. mans; Union land main. memos;
Unlonflnkingfnudallmlfli CentralsJiSfllld.
Trading in stocks this running was alitile
moreaotlve. while prices were hm. and every
mohmthehmwlthtboaxeeptlorhfllnrlingtoa
and Quincy. recorded advances ranging from
lfitofipercentby midday. Thsstock named
was weak.and declined from mm“ by»
o'clock. Thewukneuwasattrlhutedwarepon
fromlloatonthalthel‘aarnlngloltheroadfor
the year show a deausecfmwment. The
markstcoaunuednmthmhcutthoaflernoou.
oaavsvysmall amountof trading. There was
aothlngoflntersstineonnectloawithtbe
andattheeloasprmswereutofpercent.
thanthcaeofyeslerday. Theatre for the day
amountedtolalmnsharea
(leaeral larkats.
law You, Feb. lit—"DUIl—Closed 'dull and
g, was: Ninaesota do..u9005: Ohio extra.
gangs. smitten floiirelossdqulet. but steady:
common to choice extra. um
wumT—Optiona were dull and irregular. and
cloned steady at yesterday’s priced Spot
'It’Tl—lbull‘auduachmd.
aanm— m
I'OitK—Dllll. Int III. I Unlawfnrold
ham—closed dull and heavy; cash. is.
lit. lob" wmg.mmi
”Km-Quiet.“ My; mucosa;
’ ’w.“
I
mthathewill finishlniftoninlix '—"*
........ MW... uMWW
yea Jorge
Beet Quality of
tinned} loads
Whit-b we are selling at the following
LOW PRICES
Caused Cora.“ lie 0 (lass 3 g
« since-mi, o u‘ 72
“ Lilia Beans. Ii 0 “ 82
“ Peas. 15 0 " 84
" Sal-ion, l3 0 n I 05
" Inhsufislanll‘ ti " IOO
“ llakedlluanmlti ll .. iii
“ l'uiupkln, l‘.‘ t: " 06
Ian but not iulrl
ENIEII‘IIIII AIII'IGIIIS,
Yer: good and very cheap at file
for. I.00. We challenge
our compelllors to match this
bargain. llnve sold a lot or
them and a few more remaining.
All these (lands. Warranlel;
Lose than 0 cans al the regular retail price
Dibble & lumslncl
GEE 0. G. JAVA GGEEEE
heals the town, lry it.
Price 35:: a lb.
IDA N I El. L’IIOMIII IIDIEIJ
W asliliigioii Siroci lirldxc.
TIlG IIGIIGI IAGITGI.
—'IIIII BEST— ~
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BErv’l‘ "ANNE".
If on want the ChillCt‘i‘l MEATS. ohiaiin- u re-
rd m of trouble or cost you will lied them at my
arket. as well ail
.. Poultry If all Kinds,
IN ITS BB. \SOK
F. HAYES.
_DIBBLB‘ S BLOCK. - BOUT" NORWALIA.
.IOIIN II. I’I'ZIIIIIS,
Wholesali-and Iii-tail Dealer in all kinds of
GUAL AND WGGE
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Leliigli, bucklinuniia, lull‘llsl
llonntuiiv. Franklin, llllll
Williesharre Goals.
lien! for RUBBER Pllll'ln.
Yards (out of Washington and Mar-
shall sin-rte. "Hilli‘l- other in Slilson
Dim: Sum- Vellu-
illi.llll.lllElEll
Manufacturers’ and, Painters’
SUPPLIED.
Ship Chandlers.
362 WA'I‘EIt-S'I‘., foot Ilanh.
BRIDG EPOB’I‘.
PUB! LEAD I 0|“. RAILROAD COL-
RS. DIST IIXED PAINTS.
Nova Scotiahandniade Books. lliitr etc (lanc-
seysandreeiere. Rubber lililens and Gloves. oil
Clothing
Dredging materials.
LINKS. RING! SHACKLBS NETS. SCOOPS
not... up roses.
0! best material andln special patterns for the Oys
ter Business.
“mi-lolly Prepared Cotton Dredgm
pe, lauilla ltuoy sad Ila-d
hilli'.
om. Parking. WasteJIoee acdslnll line or ling
necrs' Supplies, lance Lights. Glasses. Flap.
warm roan onions.
special Attention to (Mm by Mailer llmcoan
“W Short Hints
-——-—0N-—-—
Social Etiquette.
_ Compiled from the latest and but tanks
on the subject by “Aunt Matilda.”
PRICE. weenie;
This book should be in every Mail
to do."
school mu.
rep. mmMmoygooniii-ioiheworldw mailebnd
women
:“snoa'r HINTS" counts-the Inner, and will
hemallei to any address postage prepaid on receipt
of price.
andwrlieoa ibewovd Ill-
she,audihenwewillkno:.wboseadsit.
I. L. CRAGIN it 00..
PHILADELPHIA. mu.
limit!
k of . Q,
One illusion—Tu Best.
shoulders. Barium k
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSIIITE
53 Washington Street. '
JOHN TRIS'I‘RAIII,
O’PTIGIAN,
83 Alain Sh, So. Norwalk,
m His. nooo's JEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
of all kinds. First Class
BAKERY!
.__ 4’ _,. ._
COBNUCOI'IAB. CANDY TOYS. suds full assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
MrsJolin Holland
LADDEB'S BLOCK.
“IS-Mil
B. F. Stevens,
MlSIi) IIALL BLOCK,
In due place to get
First-Glassllrucerles
of all kludr’t
LOW PRICES.
We sell the i'oichrster i‘reaniery
Butler in ilolls. c
We also have a fine lot of other
Butter that we are selling low. mine
and try il.
If you nan!
GGGII GGEEEE GE TEA.
Try us. We have the Best.
ll. F. STEVENS,
Imam IIAIJ. uncut.
HENRY TILLY.
CARRIAGE IIAKIIIE
R IE]’AI]IIN(}
- GENE“ .ll. IILACKSIII’I‘IIINO.
This is the mom in which to prepare for when
and it is better It) vol ready for rough travel than to
wait uniihhe has-y winter season
Work of all kinds “attaining to carriage making
and general hiscksmithing promptly attended to.
Wagons 0! all kinds made word
“TESL-y Tilly.
MAIN STREET.
JOHN H. SMITH,
ELGRIS'I‘.
MOW“ ..
MAIN STREET sown nonwam
GILBERT ll! BITCH.
tiveivy and read Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
Bones and ()rrisgesiolet for Ill mnvhvm.
Osiris st Depot l0 um! All Train
Good nruouls si Reasonable Prices.
Telephone wmwciion. 35: u
I." .A. C '1' O R Y
To lot or for vale. earner Day and Raymond streets.
INQVIIKB OF
B. A. Woodward or Russell l-‘nm.
--—-oea~—-—-—
POP Dale
GEUIGE BUILDING LETS !
ON WOODWAIIO Al F.
mourn: 0'
E. A. W‘)0(l“' “I'd-s
J. H Klinefelter,
DIAL“ IN
hats. Fish llyslars,
Vegetables, Fruits,
.oaanan «cone. mo.
”2 l. 1.1. iii. [lam
m _.... wflwww Hm...
MAKE ROOM
FOR HY
luring Stock
I A! OFFERING
Great Induoemsnts
.im-
Merchant Tailoring.
$7 .50l’ants ior $5.00
Don’t Lose 'I‘lils Chance.
Davis
——-'I‘IIEK ——
TAILOR,
SOUTH DORIVALI‘, C'l‘.
GOTO
I II. HARVEIS
25 Cents.
Mens’ Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN 8’ BOSTON
lllnluhlerlluuls,
Best quaIity, $53.50.
l2 Main Street.
I WILL PAY THE
Highest Cash Price
FOR
Bugleones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
I‘srtu-o moving can sell the .40: k by sending poo
tnl card to
WILLIAM l’OllMOlll-I,
mill?“ Nimwaut.
._..0p__
ALL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices !
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
WAT—.—
II. S. BRGWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark to Lane’s Block.
MAIN STREET.
“w
GET THE BEST.
-—--'I'Il [—
“ Florida ”
STEAM IlEl'I‘EIl.
"animate-mo
WW. H. MEEKER
WW“-
summon-amnion use“ i
Wm». re“. mm.
Lady’ 3 Rubbers:
0
v
s CILS
Northleld Creamery Bauer In PRINTS, ...... . ...... . ........ “0‘ lb
Cocoa-int Iaearoeas ............................................. as “
Choice Florida Orasaes, ALI. rations,
File Milan-
Celebrated lieu-Drop Canned Corn and Vegetables.
The Very Best Tees and Col eel,
Whlte Itecli (randy syrup, ............ . ........................ 20c at
Full i‘reaai Cluieuv
Pure Maple “’3'” 3:": ............................................... 85 “
Angel Soap, FLOAT, Cake, ........................ . . .. .000
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
BUY
THE LIGHT RUNNING
New Home
Sewing Machine.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
39 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
W. B. HALL 8t OO.,
BRIDGEPORT.
Inventory Completed!
Fresh Bargains Bring!“ In light
2 (‘asee Dim Goods 1y; yard- wide advertised by other houses at 50 chm. our price. at eta.
62}; Ladies cloths i“: chi, Bert 1.25 I’orde clothsfll cis.
Wool Plain Suiting! 5 rte. Childrcne underwear. l0 l2};
3!, Hamburg lidgings 1 cl a yard
CLOAKS-
Seal Plush Sacqnes $15 and “.50. Newmarkeis exactly half price.
Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
To marrow we will oler a large lot of
REMNANTS
And shortLenglbe of Bleached and llalf Bleached Table Damaeks.1‘he lengths are well adapted to av
household. being 2. :54. 2x ”3 3 Mil yards in each piece. These are heavy. honest goods, w
made and serviceable. Bach leueIh will marked in plain Ignite. both the quantity and price.
entire lot will be on our centre bar; ain counter. The qualities rangcfrum
25c. to $2.00 per yard.
C They) are very cheap. This will be a road opportunity to bnygood table cloths at very low prion.
one ear
0hr fiicnds will plha-e remember thsieveryCloalr Shawl piece of winter goods will go at some
price during next two kaa. (‘ mac and see.
W. B. HALL 85 GO.
FOR YOUR
'Fresh Meats
———c.o'm'rnit—
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
Hoods delivered promptly and special attention paid murders left at the market: A full line of
VEGETABLES.
DON’T FORGET 'I‘HE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLEVR. Prop.
onocsmes AND MEATS
—-—-—A'I‘ THE OLD 87A NO OIL- -
T. BURR BUYER & SON.
~ spnrnowoon.
(lie lot
Wide Scotch I’Isids. all Wool. 25 cu. All
15. and 19 etc. Begularpriee. 15.30. as. and
All. ORDERS FILLED PROMP'I‘LY.
We.“
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR AllyAN'I‘AGE T0 TRADE WITH U9.
GIVE '03 A. TRIAL.
HARD I’AN‘ PR 10 IDS.
The Cheapest and Berth 'I'oiva.
CELERY
BOND snows. ramp XVII? DAY.
non DRESSED amour-ins. omen
AND DUCKS.
Alreafullliucof
Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries. Itc-
‘ and Canned Goods.
mite-m
mmmmmmm
memoir- Market.
Norwalk Chronicler