m,
A non. RECEPTION or 1H; Pitts:-
* new ‘Ar JACKSONVILLE.
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Our Thirty-lira Thou-am! Purple Unit.
Ill Bonn-l Greeting to tho land 0!
WM". Clay-clam! (Yuma- in tor
a sure or the Ilouora.
hummus, i-‘lrt. Feb. alt—Inn wel~
mandated to prfiident and Mrs. Clove-
land and mnntoriol party by the city of Jack-
mnvilleyutcrday was genuine and oordlnl.
The anti" population at thecity mingled with
“afimvisitlmou thestroeba, nod greeted
fill! MW vkitors in a manna-thrown
only to southern people. The alarm
Mailed war unnninlom, and the lusty
Chennai shunts which greeted the president
had his wife as they posed through the
struts mtmtheheartsofthommbled
multitude Along the line of march. The day
umloubtedly was the greatcth in the hispory
Of this city. and will long be members-l.
At exactly 2:30 o‘clock p. m. the special
train rollod/ into the yards, and stopping with
the rear platlorxn exactly opposite the car-
anmbechletruler of tho momma
'0 the rhuorm. tollowed by Mrs. Cleveland,
Secretary of the Navy Whitney and Mrs
Whitney and Secretary and Mrs. Inmont.
They Were met by Capt. William Ill. David-
Inn, a brother of Congremumn lluv id'son, who
llutcd them with a t'ln-stcrfieldinn bow, and
conducted them to the rmption room, when
ho introduced them in it simple manner to
the members of the nwmption colmllittee.
'l'heythcn passed through tilt: they!» to the
handsome carriage, covered with flowers and
drawn by six hemtiful black horses. Varpct
VII! atrotched from the train, through the
waiting room to the carriagtvs. Tho; was
literally strewn with flowers.
Aathc president emerged from the south '
exit 01 the ludics‘ waiting room a cheer went.
up from the assembled thousands that shook
the buildings. It was l’llllfll almost to an
earthquake. The widcnt was accompanied
by Maj. Burbridge, who escorted him to the.
carriage. Closely following tln- ‘pmsitlcn‘t
and Maj. Burbridgo was Mrs. l‘lu-yt-lnnd, in
mmponym'th Col. .l. IlnrrimnThomvs. A
salute of tu'cntyone guns “"113 then fin-d.
The procession was formed in an orderly
manner. and um: was no dvlay in ramming;
tho party to the St Jumm‘ butt-l. As the»
currinlzc containing the prt‘sitlrllt null Mrs,
l'luvv-lnlul Tolll‘tl through “to strccts the
crowds on the sidewalks, on balconit-s antl‘in
windows grmtcd them with chwrs rind wnv-
ing oflininlkvn‘hicls. The clowns \I'i-ru like
the roar of the waves rolling along in on the
depot to the hotel. '
Very little time was spent by .\l r. and Mrs.
Cleveland in the St. Jnlnos. Tho prm‘meion
was ngnin formcd, and tlw mun-h ri-mmtv
Tropical cxpt nitlon. Shouting, slim-rm; and
the waving of hats and luilnlkt'l'chict’s was
kept up on cvcry side. .lt lllv‘ .xxpsitiun
everything was in rmdlhuxs. 'l'lin» ~llzhte~1
enn‘rgcncy yvn‘ providmlt'or, mid nitlnmgh
thorn wurc tully with) pwplé m tllr boil-inn: ‘
there was no crowding or dimrdwr.
Col. J. J. Dnmcl inll‘mlllv‘nl tln- prrmle'lll, :
who \vns greeted mth round upon round of
chum. llc bud..- thc pl't'slllvlll “'illl'tllllt’, and
culogiml highly tho lllllllllil>ll';tlll>ll of the
chicl magistrate. llis l't‘llllll‘l‘m \lr-l'l‘ grwtml
with npplnm'ua cairn-lolly lil.‘ "forum-cs to
Mr. t’lcvcluud‘s uork; but when ho had fun ‘
lulled, and tut-nod and introducml the priest
dent, the applauso was indeed deafening.
Mr, Cloveland spoke about live minutes in
a distinct voice that. could be heard all over
the vast building. Ho thankul them for
their kind words, and exprescd his hearty
appreciation of the magnificent greeting
given him He knew of Florida‘s
but never till today had he realized their full
immensity. He was fmqucntly interrupted
by roundaof applause, and at thocleao of his
speech cheer upon cheer rent the air, while
the band played ”Dixie,” “Star Spanglul
Banner" and “Hail to the Chief."
Mm Cleveland was thcn introduced to tho
audience, and she received a real ovation.
At 4:30 the party were driven tothoSt.
James, amlatlitllo hold. an immense reception,
fully 5,000 people attending. The join was
terrific. The reception was tho crowning
leaturc of the day. The crowdvthat gnthcrcd
in the neighborhood of tho parinollmwing
each other to get near the cntmnco, num-
bered fully 30,“)0 people. It was a good
natured gathering. and, while the majority
were unable to get a peepnt the prcsident and
his popular wife, they took it plwnnnntly, and
walked off to see the sights when tho h‘vn-ptiun
was over.
The definitions were very much ndmiml,
and in this particular the city of Juckmnvillc
and her mt-rcbants fairly outdid tllt-IILlem;
Excellent taste was divpluycd.
The party visitcd the exposition again this
morning, and then left for south Florida and
the Indian rivcr. returning Friday. The
prmidcnt nml 31m ('lcvc-laml uproar. thcm~
solves as much plcascd with thrir t‘Spt‘l‘lPl’lf‘fi
hem
The l'cdutrlalu.
an Youx, Feb. til—Tho hm hours of
the twenty-four hour glPflS-ynu'plmb‘e match
were tamo and lllSflppOlllllllg. “‘t‘nrtwright.
sure of winning, mado no cllnrt to boat the
record, as it warned maiblc for him to have
don-r. ill-raid: “What‘s the not»? I wouldn‘t
get any nun-u morwy." The five loaders merely
walked to ho in at the iinish and get their
than, which was a foregone conclusion. Poor
old Ben Curran gave up exhausted at 10 p. Ill.
lie was broken hearted at his Iniluro hero
and at the sixoday match. Sum Day yum)
amnd his hat,and 550 wax raised for thc
old man. who will never be able to run again.
Thctwcnty-tour hours would hurt: boon up
at llzl-l p. In, but Cartwright and Day left
the truck at 10:32. The raw ended abruptly.
The mire was: Cartwright, 17:8 miles; Day,
1%; Dillon, llfi; Taylor, in): Nomnnc, 10!;
‘O'Koefc, 100; Burrill, 95. Thu lint ilvo divide
about 81,000 among them.
Antl-I‘mhlbltlonlltg in Iowa.
DUDL’QEI, 13., Fob. tilt-«Articlm of ill-
continuum ot the Duhuquc Personal liberty
league have been filed with tho scorctary 0!
state. Theobjecul of tho mum-lotion art-lo
minimum: rcganllug the (mt-ration
ot the prohlbltmy liquor law! in thoother
name, to apply {or and obtainany mlall
legislation for the rcpoal ormodltlcatlon of
the prohibitory liquor law in lm,andto
momentum for loans mat-Inga by
mum of the aim and onfa'cementof
mhhmmlowmondto obtain by Insula-
tion the continent of a “can law. This
mmthataunitodamlvlgonmcflort is to
in mul- to nullify the Million law in
on.
m- um mammal-u.
Minuet, M “Um Prohibition
mulch-m... mm
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Unlock. n- wu complaint, ml
tho Into antral committa- and
t
blown up w ovum
‘ m .
Mm“ Intolly. and rm Monk!»
lid-M In tho Btu-tar. ,
Down, Kin-1., Feb. Zia-At the Walt
Fourth strum rock‘cut yeah-rd” morning
rixtymancmployed in the cut had how at
work but a few moments when a million and
0119me explosion «marred in the north-
west corner of the conjmtwhare a large
-gungwaaatwork,and man at thom were
ml)! injuml, two fatally, andhalt a down
more mwhat hurt. and mm by flying
fragments 01 rock. other: unbul down train
the top, and the right which met their eyes
was horrible. Seven men, all Dialling and
mangled, were lying about on the rough,
jogged floor. (the was thrown twenty feet.
and (row tho‘sido of his face blmd was now.
lbglnartreni’n. Anmhcrwaspinned to the
earth by a great piece of m,mmgm
of intense uttering. Others, who were slightly
wounded, with their (acts blackened and
blefxling from slight flesh wounds, stood about
as If dazed. but in an inmnt several strong
armsrolled away the sums pinning a man
named Andersen to the earth, and removed
them all to the hospital, where Andersen died
in great agony. A young Swollo immal Erick-
son had his skull crushed 1:1,:qu will die.
The others will probably survive.
The cause of thethont warm strange one,
and apparently no blame can rest on any per
son. The hole, sixteen feet deep, had been
the hole the drillers struck a soft :iput.
Whether clay or tlu‘aynl rock, tllry could not
toll A charge ot dynmnito of twentyetix
Slick-‘5 “'03 Pill in, tampcd and find, It appur—
cntly ‘cxplcxlod. chtnnlny morning, not
having the slightest idea thnt any dynamite
could be in the hole, they went to work again
in the sonic place, with the insult stated.
MURDERED IN CAMDEN.
, Two l'lstol Shots. Two Ill-ad Bodies: and
‘It Mystery. .
Canons, Fob. 2:i.~—A niystorimn trugmly
was enacted in this city last night. and the
the deal. At about 8:50 o‘clock a man ul’
from Philadelphia in a carriage on one of the
. regular fcrrylxmts. “'hilo on mung the chart~
; nol tho couple attracted thc ntlvlttinn of nthrr
l msscngr-rs by tlicir rnthcr loud and uninmtnl
i talk. “'ltcn tho bout rcnvlml 1hr Jcrsvy
, slioro- tho.- pair ulightml from the carriage and
unlkul toward tho city hull.
l . They had nearly reached that building when
:tvvu pistolshots wcm heard. and those who
,ruslu-d to tho spot to ascertain thr- cause ‘
f1 rum] the two twittering ln thoir own blood,
the man u corps» and the woman injurctl ho-
, mm tnkt-n to the margin». nnd tlw “union was
' tnkcn tn UHOpcr hthitnl, “ltt'l't' the tllc-l
i “'lllllll two hours. An examination of their
, t-ll'm'ta‘ was mmlo by tilt| nulhnritivk‘. l‘lll nntlh
wu» found “inch would thrmv tho tnintwt
5 mv of light on tlu- Inyvtcriou.» nfl’nir
,NEW YORK_ STATE ENCAMPMENT.
Tlll‘ lirznul Army and “'umnn's Ito-Ila!
forms in Main» at Syracmc.
; Snuff-SE, .\'. \'.. Fri). ‘23 » About whit-l
vanity: lulllt‘ Now York Stat» annmpnn-nt.
H. .‘t. ll, nrhl 4m mwmlmh of lllv ll‘unwh‘
Relic-i l'ol'p-‘v of lllt‘ \l‘itln' nlrpul'mn-nt arrivml
yonder-day morning; and utter rimming in t-vl.
cbmti'ng Washington's birthday settled thcm~
selves down to Work. Tho city lstlecflmlml
with flags and hunting. and :1 large crowd
witnessed the big G. A. R. parndo in the tort»
noon. The grand encampmentisquarterul at
thoGlobohotal, but their anionsarobeing
held at thoAlhambm rink. Gm. Barnum
welcomed the delegates, and Commandrr
George II. Trmlwell responded. The body
then began its ritualistic work. All of the
ofllcersandthe amt! of the mniunmdor are
Col. McEntee, of Brooklyn, load tho rat-om
the canvas for the 0mm of I‘mnmamlcr.
(.‘ol. and Mrs. P. D. Grant are at tht-(ilolm
hotel, and a reception was given in lllrll‘
honor this evening by Commulor Treadwoll.
The Woman's Relief Corps occupied the
the Omccrfi.
Shot Ills Elder Brother.
CHICAGO, Fob. {Bil—The general tear in thht
city at hurglars’ visits aim the Snell murdcr
indirectly resulted yesterday in out. of thw-
mmt unfortunate shooting 08315 that (hit-ago
has M‘vr seen. Charles Bolton, aged 10, the
son of a wealthy Lumiture dealer who lives
at 4% Cantor street, has ban in the Inuit of
nightly arming himself with a revolver and
dark hiutcrn, and making the roundo of hi.»~
intllcr’s home on the lookout for burglars.
\'c.-,1hrtlny monling his youngcr brother,
Ethan Alli-n llolton, who rooms with him,
Pointing it at tho older boy, tho younger
pulled the trigger, summing that an empty
cbmnbcr was under the hammer. “You‘re a
claimed. Then than was on oxplmion, and
Charles l-Ioltuu fell to the floor with a bullet
in his breast. Hi.» wound is pronounced fatal
by the physician
National Law and Order league.
PHILADELPHIA, Full. 23. ——’l'hc Notionnl
Law and Order league mot in convention at
imintion hall ytutorday, lit)“, 0, (1 lion
nay, 0! Chicago, presiding. Thar» were about
fifty delegates representing local bogus in
different parts of the mntry, including new
and font-his, "went. Col. Dudley road the
annual report, which showod great
nude during tho Inst llvo years. [Adding cit-
izens and prominent politicians arc nicmlnrs
of tho kmgucs, and the nwlnbonhlp minibus
5,000 name-s. buttons from Governors Beaver.
0! Pennsylvania: Oglcobymt lllitunis', IAtco, of
Michigan. McGiIl, of Minnesota; Mmm'hmaw.
0t liliomurimnd (fibers, were road. heartily
advot-nti'imtlw ctIorta of tho organinition.
Mn Mary ll. Hunt, 0! Barton, wake of tho
input-tame of higlulnting to lull-admin tem~
[malice teaching in the public schoolrl
MW...
I'Iurky Mn. Amman Item-ed.
t‘u‘vzuau, l-‘cb. mum. Jtvtophim Am-
nion was rcloused from the ctmnty jail your
day. Kunming from the battle the stcppml
lumbercarrinzoand wandrivan taber- man‘
lion on Build avenue. The circuit court
docbhdthatlthadjurhdlctloninthommnd
fixed the hall at ".000, which was int}
untimely fur-rushed. Mn. Amman mphced
in jail all: wcckp ago for “mm” bytho
commonplcon mm. Mame also would not
mealthiwhcmbouu‘of In: Jolie Biotin,
In W idiot, and heir toahout 330,11”.
Although mind for titty-two day! behind
them-hounflrretulto ray when,
tho mining girl may he found.
haunted for an. rm.
Nunvmx, Feb. 23.4fm WNW
not hero in rule convention My.
'l‘wwitydhroo mm to the nation-loon-
mtlonoftho Prohibition party at Indian»
apolhmchmand : tovotofor
mwluwwi “' .m t.
On a or W
Ill-atoll to ”mutton. Tho Morin
mmhhfi 1::th
O
“a: and allocation, and Wm
- A
drilled Tumlay morning. and at tho toot o! ,
scone of it was not over titty fact from the :
city hall. it was it murdcr and Stilt'lllt‘, tho ,
victims of which h-ft not a single Plt‘W an in .
their identity or the motivc which promptnl 1
uboutZtiycnrs of age, and a lady butn few ’
years his junior crossed the Delaware river ‘
. ' ynnd linpt‘.‘ of Tt‘Cl'th‘l’y. Tho lulynt’ it". man .1
through the prlnciml sun-t.» tn lllr‘ malt.)
pmnt. Gen. Curtis, of Ogdensburgh, and :
morning’s session in rewiring thereporuot 3
picked up the phflol while ht‘ was (in-suing. ‘
dead man: I‘m going to shoot you." he or ‘
mummim.
unvuuuo 'l’HE STATUE yo other.
WILLIAM JASPER.
urban in. Lite While autumn; to
Plait a flag on the Porn)». and So-
!vllllllh Honors Illa Memory—A [have
Mlfl'l ,Dloaluly.
Savanna, Ga, Felt 2334A bmnw statue,
inhonor of Sergt. William Jasper, of revolu»
lion-tr lame, was unveiled here yesterday in
the proactwo of 10,” pectic. (lovcrnOr Gor-
don, of Georgia, who deliver“! the oration at
theiayingot the corner- anneal themonw
mat in 1570, was the orator oi the day. The
ntonuumnt was erected by the Jumper Noun.
nlent ambition, which is composed of thir-
teen citizen of Savannah, representing the
thirteen original states of the Union. The
statuemtwponagranite pedestalinoneof
the principal Iquares of the city. Its unveil—
ing is inndotlmoccasion of a three days’ to»
tival, which began with a military, parade
and a rcfview of irony: by the governor of the
‘ state. i
Herzl. William Jasper was born on Block
river, South Carolina, in 1750. llo way of
humble parentage, and his opwrtunitles for
acquiring an education were wry limited, but
no truer or morc heroic patriot cvrr born- a
"
8’ ‘ '
if¢5§\\f’~ '-
‘v‘ ”/7: " '
, rm: JASPER srnt'v.
gun.
, lla'h‘vl in the Second South l‘arulina infantry.
under (fol. Mnultrio, to nid in the tight for
American libcrty llc tut“ u lit-ro from tho
mm. '
'l'ht- last act in Juspcr's lilo- was pcrlomn-vl
m the attack on the Spring Hill rcdoubt, on
, tho outskirts of Savannah. which was thi-n m
. ptmmnleln of tho liritiah. During the rlntrgc
two lieutenants loot thrir liws in attcmpting
to plant it ting on tho lump-t. and nllnthvr
was wivrrly wounded. Juspcr tho-n N'll'“! it
ind sprung forward tun--cnl1lplt~h tho "MM.
but at Iluit [norm-n! hv [I‘l'l'l‘t'll ndvnth u nund
' in his right side, and lrll burl. into the ditch,
first, llovwwr. putting llxv minis into thi~
hands n! a mmrmlo, tn pl‘l‘ll‘lll thcir cnpturt-
. by tho cut-lily. Jib‘pfi‘l‘ “th' our» ulhrml n
ennmnzsion by I lowrnor llntlwlgwnhunmmm
"mini tin— oll'v-r uitli lzl.‘ mvn sword n,» n
present. but Jmpt-r mmlrstly :lm-luml tin-
:onmtission. on tin: group-l that its aA't'vpL‘un‘u
would non-nutriti- llIS insinuating With pm Ollll‘
: in a station for which he has not liltol.
l. The lnonumcnt mutant-3 of a figure of Jun-
pcr in brunt» mounted on a bay of grnlulv
blocks and slabs. tho wholo being thirty-two
I fact in height. Tho figure is nim' (not high.
" and wpm’mnm Jnspcr in in honor nttimdo on
[ht-punt of planting :1 flag. “hlchlw boars
.‘alott in mm hand,un tho ramparts o! the
, [lrtt‘n‘h uh tho Spring “til rmlottbt, Tho
otlicr hnnd, clutching n drown SWurll with
. which tntlctcml hit (Ml-in. is tightly pn‘awnl
: ovor a death wound m his mic, (in tho four
a ”.18.; of the graniw block ull “inch the statue
: stands are time bronze tabla». lmrtrnymg in
i cidcnts in thapcr's lilo, and on" in comment»
lrntivo tniult-t. Tho statue is rru‘tml by tho
Jaspr‘l' )lnnunu-nt own-lotion, on organic»
tum t‘ulltlwsfll of thirrccn militiamen, syn»
bollml nl tht- thirtecn states, form! tt-n
years ill-1".” which tinn- tho corner stone
tam-thud. Tlfl‘llt’slflnl‘l' is Alrxamlcr Doyle.
of New York, a lel known sculptor.
Mt. Yrrnon'n Sorrow.
in. \‘Enxox, Illa. I’d». 15:.~»It ha-t hfi'n
decided tobold union burial scrvin-s in thc
supn‘nw wort room at lDo‘clock next Mun.
Itlny. in memory of them who lost thcir livvs
1in the torriblc cyclmnv. The rch-ml [MM
the killod mluprhus twenty-om petunia. (if
this numbrr fourth-wt wm in-ttantly killul,
2 and seven havo died sinn- Sunday. Many of
tho injurcd will doubtlws die, but how many
it in unwound.- to tell nt this timc. Lying on
min on the ground floor of tho county court
I [mining arc sixty wriously injurt-«I infirm
:Theapwabs lur rvlicf or» twin; tmucrmsly
; rt-symlitlul to from all wv'lln rib.
The (‘nw “no llrlratml.
t'lldllltlllalll’lul, I'll. m. zl.-l’crhatn
one of thc mud union» citations that ha» over
walnut in tho crmnty mot that Tuesday It
Hamburg. in town of 1,50" inhabitants,
upon the tpmtion of wlicthcr or not tho poor
man'smw will bu allowed to run at largo in
("m tum-ts during tln- mining your, or
,twhothcr it mud m-k [allure clmtvlu-m llv
la whit out of ti)» legislator-o the cilia-tut (it
that plow Mo cnipowercd nt cvt-ry opting
election to you» upon uwfil'llnefllllll, and
.hallma must ho nmrlwvl. " 'ur tho ‘ow” and
”,“Aptnst the t'ow.“ Thu cowwaa Mum]
‘ by n iii-jerky ol lwclw rota,
m
A “an: In “Itch
l'aDL’CAll, Ky. I-‘t-b. Zlu—‘l‘om Burnett
(mloruillthmptul lot. NIL H. but!
chihlacro-Bee crook liifya m. Wylioata
midytnaam theokilfrpnmg a link anticom-
nmltonluk. Muhammad
m1 in unvtngthollm at thowotnaa
and child, but who bun-oi: drowned. ll.
hamowklmvmlfourchlldrea Afuud in
being rat-ad to Mythom a hometown»-
qumcool the heroic death of the W
onclfather.
0mm" Mohame- Din-1M“.
Gmccmzn. aim. Fen mun.
interest: bore «autumn tho fill-a1 My. t
hchhnedthatwohmvllulflo mum in
Newfotmllmi wan-m, w the right to
pump halt. outfit, om.“ to “flip
unitary nth. Theluiedrawaul'u'tuaotny
lg Ilnu Illll moxt-lmlom 1mm Willow-ton,
mlto owl-arms (navigating from herring
tlwrv. 1"
R It In: Ohm.
tt-nxoun V1, Feb. flmA mica!
mmfiaum hum:
night. Thotllctalwho clouthahlehehd
nought. Yul-thy wit-nth
now-m o no litter of out
about mm at '
m.” May-I “It.
ln ITTll, who" 20 yuan» of age, been. :
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MITCNELL WILL BE THERE.
lo a. Write: to ”can. 0m
in an m with Ian.
Lennon, Fob. 21—51mm “Idle prlnta’, a
lutmr from Charley Mitchell, denying tho
truth of curtain alumna alleged to hard
linen made by John L. Bulllvon, lnaletter
rawcutly published in Amoricn. Beha- not,
he says, adored 81,01!) to lwtytohiro I
gang of rough; to pnvant Sullivan Winning
tho coming light, norlluhoplnoodany
stumbling block in the way of that!!!”
being fairly decided. The gentleman who
will nmmunny Nitchell to the trysting place
are well known, ho asserts, and ho is
ready to mono thclu. If
object: to any one of the tcn mums, Mitchell
ht willing to scratch it {ruin his list. He ex-
am Sullivan to mncodo him a similar privi-
ilthih'holl) dcsircs to extend and re-
ceive lair play. The mtcnwut attributed to
Sullivan that Mitchell dotin’t inwnd meeting
him ”to characterized as too Irwin lonotico,
let alone believe. llis mic aim is to lumt Bub
livan, and ho will try toprou-tntbo- world
that Sullivan is not the terror his wrihbling
lrioluls would lllakc him out lnlr. Accord.
ing to them, Sullivan would gum .m- 'iory by
deflating Mitchell, and if llr- 1,,3 Mrs the
other way the Amcricnn “ill or :. lard nt.
‘Milohcll mun his lunch-in ll; i, will be;
there, and will not plow nnyliuno . ; lb.-
W‘ny i
0' [int tight biting t'ulu'lllvlml.
5 'THE NOTORIOUS NHlTi" -
550-03“th "Hill! (‘llilrlu" ‘v wt" . - .itr '
LII IIIII "hi: I.
BRAZIL, Ind, Feb, 2". ll...» .. . ".lrl
”Wilma the now ‘tlllttllh z \ r», ,
known as White Caps, orignmtm! . .- ;
{mumdl'rawfortl county, .uvl .. ; .t» ‘
Ohio river. 'l'heirawm‘rfl olvjrr: . ?
correction of cvildoers in minor oily l n,
whom the law seemed to foil to n-nch. ’i‘tu- .
bust citizens nominally cngagml in it. Th»;
order became rapidly known throughout 1h» ;
state, and committees in a smrcor man- of ‘
other counties have adopted the Illt‘llitnls. ‘
The most mccnt outrage Was pcrpctmtud a 1
'ght or two since at Bloomfield, capital of
the adjoining county of (lrccn’c. The Vll’tlnls '
were Noah and Fannie (hull, husband and;
Wife, and Sam lfiorcc, Who nuulo his home:
with thcm. The mcu were given a liberal ap- ’
plication on the bare backs with hickory ,
switches that brought the blood at each blow, f
In the woman's case a shingle was introduced I
with effect. The parties were then ordorcd to I
skip. Thcy are toprcscntml as tough».
(You‘re-ulnar: Colllna for Chairman. ,
WASHINGTON, 'ob. 133i. —~lero is n movtnl
‘ uncut to make Ucn. Collins, of Massachusetts,
prcsident of the Democratic- national convon‘
lion when it meets in July. Sonic at the
westem and mthcm members suggcoted it i
and the Now Euglandors will, of course, cor- i
dially support the proposition. 1
Fleeing from tho Blizzards. , ,
Slum-Ills. Tenn, Feb. 2’d.—-Two hundred}
forums from Kansas have arrived in thla’
city, with the avowed intention of buying
homcs in Tommy and llifiiflippi Tho},
have l-cvn too rough for than, and they are "
ltA}klllg lnr llt‘W location;
Poiwncd llar Niece.
‘ Corinna. lint, ‘cb. :5; ~Tlu- coroner's jury
t yrslcnlny n-turnc-l a \'I‘Tllll‘t nf willful murder
lugmlm t'nthrrinc lion-n l‘ur [mooning bar
3 rum-o, t'nruline lit-run. mth strychninc. WIL
lliam llrmn, thc husband of Katherine, is
. hold n» on nvmunory. Both are in jail.
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I arllnlo'n (‘ity lllrctiou.
l'AS‘IdSIJ-i. l'n.. FQ'lI. zit—Hon. Thmdum
t‘ornnmn nus «In-tat mayor of this city ovrr
J li. l-Itmtcin silt-p l, by a majority of Ins
y-nh-nlay. The remnmdrr of the Domin- .
rmtic tu'kct. cxmipting the nwistnnt mayor. ,
mu t-bvctnl by a majority oi iv:
Lincoln; to tlw Dr-th Warrant.
Loci; llavxx. Pa, Fob. lit—April «i has ‘
hum lived us tho dny of execution of Luther 1
J. Sham-r, and tho death warrant was yostrr- }
day road to tin- continuum! mun, who seemed ‘y
but littlc mow-d n4 the total words wcrc rend l
to him.
Now Jeru-y'o fllgh Liven” Bill.
'l‘mzx’rox, Fob. 23.—-—Aftcr much discuniozi
in tho with!» yustenlay‘ the high licemol
ltntloption bill was ordered ton third read-
ing. Sen-ml amcmhnontsodercd by Opp)
north: to tho bill worn voted down.
.\ Lena for run-n. ‘ I
liruhlx, Feb, iii—Tho will of the lat»: John
Aluynius Bloke, for many your: member of!
pnrlimm-ut for Watertonl, devises legacics to l
scvcml oi tlu- l‘arnellito members, including 3
£310 to Mr. Parnell.
The uni" Mexican law which providm that :
thv Nb of July cfll'll year—anniversary of 'i
tin~ dmth of Bonito Jtmrczv—shall ho nday of l
Iltlhlh‘ uh nununz lllth lm‘n published and gone
lulu I'llr‘y'l,
CONDENSED NEWS. ’
mnnogcr, our of the proprietors of tho tiraml "
opera human, l’ithdnxrg,diod yesterday. lie:
hail lli‘ll ill for loam trucks with typhoid;
pm-ummria ‘ '
A young man and his youngu' niece, who ‘
clopcd from SItmn-o, Mich. wen armhnl at 3
Canton, ll. and both committed suicide in'
jail at Album-c, whither they had been taken.
but Flint, Sayre: flltl llunllton have
mortal to Mr. Abbey that Josef Batman,
the boy pianist, is not Mating from any
ormauic doom, and may ho able to perform
in public oncc a week.
- Mr. ll'wltou, a tax collector at Q'Appollo,
Mun, mmuttacltcd slow days ago by two
‘lt’llpl'l'NlllfllN who shot at him, kicked him till
he became unanncioun, blindfolded him.
bouml him on a homo and tuned him loose
on the prairlo todlo.
0m. W. '1‘. film-man adduced the reunion
of the One llundrwland Twentloth New York
volunteers tart evening at Rmdmt, N. Y.
Chub Halo, of Clinton. Me, was ur-
wmwfortflalmuchnrgeof
Whig bk (other by pol-on.
Burch it made for the thugbter ot
him John Rhythm, 0‘ l‘lmoklyn. Her un-
cle, Patrick Haydon, of Janey city. loll
.50,“ for her. She to believed to be living
at Newburg, It. Y.
In. 8min: and her daughter,
)ln. Wright, ware found Wottl In it‘ll.
mington, M,immthecflu~b of pump-
lugintholrreom. .
l8“ Wyn-minnow by
hmuWw-tar. 0-. 10'me W
wlfohyiflkllfihorwltharpado.
mmmmpm at Cornell
mummmtttdmonormy Mam
by floating. in Imam a widow and slit
humiliating“ tho Morylando-o-
New uranium church. 811W!!!
Now any, Mm, Maryland and W.
J. A. th, “{VCW' he!" vac;
MW at lithium gram
m mull n.0, o. moi-mi lolly.
Sullivan ,
blizzard-l of the put winter, as they claim, C
“'Illiwn (thalamus woll—knownthmtricall
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fink, hogan May at Wilmington. Del. 2}
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may lay, bulimia-yuan and VII»- '
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EDGAR 8. PLACE.
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me: at singing, Yoga: control and rune Play i
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(‘ntvm [or Wuldingw and Putin, and Employlmn
Uflcc.
dttw 50mm or. sultollll'hldhtfl'.‘ )
I)“ c. r. landfill.“
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NAIN b’l‘llEE'l'. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tuaréhwvxtrlctcd willtofi‘mn by the use 0! Gas or
Arrns'rms. l
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bowing Machine buppliesn
Alwchmcnu. Porto, Needles, Bella, cm, turuirhed :
Gone I Rom-hing of Ill kind: and make: of l
Bering “billet. , 1:. ll. fluAILKIl. ‘
- .Biillamfilvrr-Jietz-‘h - “5“! !
SOUTH NOIKWALK SAVINGS BANK.1
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5: \vuhlngx’bn Sin-ct. 5
upon pally from ll to l! nut, and from I to I! ma
nod on Saturday evening! from ti to 8.
Winters“ allowed on Dopoolta.
ALDEN SOLMANS Pres. '
JOHN H. l'EIlIllS. “cc-Prom; l
634-” . JUIIN ll. MEAPP. tit-c. min 'l‘rcaa f
I ll. RAYMDNI),
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Builder and Contractom
Work don-- by the tiny or contract. E
Ollie foot of llnvllnud St. on Walcr‘. Bo. Box 617. l
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Carpenter and Builder. i
Plum fumlphod and Estimates given. '.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to. 3
him An attract, our lain '
P. 0. x on. South Norwalk Ct. l
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Organist of the First (tonmgntloual t'h.irch,Walcr
bury, Tmllcr of
Piauofortc, organ and Musical 5
Com posrtion. , '
762 Iy [Mk BOX 39 P. 0.. NtlllWAllK. CONN.
llulISATONIC RAILROAD:
ball 00 Ill t nonmut DIVISIDN.
Formed December nth. 1887. "
Poms" Train.
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tr. Non-lit. LY. no. Norwalk. Ar. Wilton Point
7 r: a. In. ’a‘ 45!. It. 7
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7 04 “ Him! 715 “de
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Emma. VlCO-M and don‘t Hunger.
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FARMS
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FOR sALE.
Insurance.
Pire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
1N BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND ANERICAN COMPANIES AT
Real E to and Exchange) Rllllll,
45& 47 Washington Street, ’
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
mfi‘fiqufiv
Houses and Lots.
New Canaan Road. near I). lit N. Railroad track
I ‘-
. . 1,000.
(lranitcvillr. two houses and lots, each 1,000
Concord St. " " “ 2,(ll0
Beldon Avenuc, 600
Low:- Strcct, $3.500. 2,800
Chmtnut Strut-t. 3,500
Menndmv Strw' . 2,500
Franklin Stu-rt, 3,500
all In good condition, "
_ ___. 7'." V- 6000
on: LS . . . . . .
J H I‘N I It, ‘ South Mall! Sll’iwt, almut 5 HOUR, good Han“. and Barn, 6:5“)
MERCHANT TAILOR. 3 ” “ 3,000
1:! Railroad I’Iucc. - So. Norwalk. l Ely 3901‘ Road» 4 2,.
Pants murder $5.00; sum: to order for 318.00.» Re. 9 Elmwm-d Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40:30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
tnlrlllgAntld cleaning nicely done. . > _ .ltl if Modem improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, ,500
ATENTS. Elmwood Avenue, Lot 00:200. house quite now, 3 300
‘ v r v r" - v . . . r
(s. s! 'IEI‘I.\(:,I‘:D.\, I North Mum Street, opposite lhf.‘ lnckwood place, modern improvements, 9,000
lib I II: 0)]. . . ' u u u u ‘. u A t t
'I‘rn scars in l'nilcd Stalct! Patch: (like. ,1 , ,_ _ . . l ‘ 7.500
tlsw (tunic to inventors math-d frfl'. ‘ “ "0‘1 word Avrilm', $333M- 50“"R‘VW‘L. ' 2,500
1 1T tuning; " - W ,3»- Sm-Srn l I h I 3.000
A . . ~ onrné.'trcc . t irce oases res -ctiv
' AtlliN'l' ron TIIE r . . - ' D" “ 3’: 31.800. 03.500 and 4,000
Ph . ' Co f f , Spring Street. tvm houses. rcspectwely. $2,200, double house, 4,000
mmx nsurance ' 0 Hart Old llaviland Strum, good house and ham, 4 500
AND T k d y . . ' ' r 9 '
NOTARY l‘l'luJC. i urnpl u, goo l0l|Sl and out hulldlnge, lot iliiU, ‘ 2,000
nown’ros. com. a West Street. . 2,300
r . _ —- Taylor Art-nu». good house and born, , 3,000
J . "' J '55:“)“5- Chapcl Street, commodious and well built house, good carriage house and ‘
Snoring-ll! m l.. E. lguinzam. ' rt'lhlt’, grounds spurious and Mill shaded, a charming view of Long
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[~111ch lllltt'l' .t Lmhalmcr. g Hand mind from wnzza. 15,00n
lxo I anld Si [Er-ulvnrc, S EM! shit. u"‘""’r‘l "ml Spring 5111*ch "’w “r tcncment. 4““,
Will." Xurwulk, Conn. _ a a
D... . Bmldmg I 01:3,
—ornc: LSD nblnlxci— . Hamilton Avenue. 05 “N! lmnt, 500
(‘or. “'1‘.“ Avenue uml llutlcr Strut-t, not," ct How. 250
SUBWALK, cons T w", Stow r 9
titlitc Hours rvl’mil ’J n m : from i to land? to , .. U ' . . *le' ””50
3 pm; Sump,» 2m ,1 W” bummu .ill’t't i. from $oUlJ to 700
Wt'ommuulminn by trim-phonic. tITw [unwind Avenue and llnyvirw Art-mic, $690 to 1,000
_... , Holden lllll Strcct and Ii-uyvicw Avenuz» (corut-ri $1,000 and 1,200
\‘ . " “5“?“ l'l‘oylor '.\ vt-nuc. gamma“)
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(X IKLTII lrr Isotr. . South Main tr. 2‘. $400.. \Uétll \lam Strut, 2,000
Is now pn‘pah‘drn make piano and specification ‘ M9360“ hirr-ct, V’m' ‘ “'35' ”9"" 300
and anpcnutcnd the construction of bulldmxil _ Low Snort, $500. Pine Street, 600
TERMS BEA-“’SABLE' Rotor. Hill road 2 acn- ll'l,
l‘nui‘.” \v . 5t, . .-
. lino: .rh‘W to: mm: s... . .. w .. raw
East Norwalk.
Dcccmbcr ll. 1887. , .
Le,“ Bridgpmrg [0, “may”. ; Osborn Art-nun, mansion and cottage. two ncrcs, $7,500
E 13rd in. accommo‘n Com-go Art-mic and Hoyt Street $2.300. Henry Sin-N, 5 000
o l " “ r . . , . v - , . '
1m ,, m, mm, “.5“, nu“ , 03.x)!“ Aunue, l'trlt Point R ind, 3.200
41‘3'2 " «1 MM: . ”301m. ? '- A ' 0’.
3 5:0 " om‘v’mmo‘h ‘ ('ottu'u “m ‘ 4"“)
07.30 " " g \ an /.:tut Avenuc, 2.000
'Gow only no fur an Ncw Milford , ‘
Wat. ll, ervrtxsos, Vice l’ros‘l ti. ch'l Man'g‘r l
W. K. LI ox, Supt. , 1, .
I1. I). Atrium, Gm. Ticket AgL,Brldgrpm,Conn. :
W ; HUINP and Burn, two acres of land, $2,600
, 5‘, \'_ N, [L K: I]. flAlLRfl,‘ I), ' House and Barn. on» acre, $850. House and Barn. two acres, 1,350
Jun. lhth. lfihfi. ,
COIN“ WHY. DOING IA". 4
Lot a. In. Exprcos. 1.22am. Wash'on RI. N orwa' k
fill) " Exprvu. 6.551 ' gut-om. . I
', " It: ‘ . '73: " ccoln. l >
" Blit‘l‘rlrl’ Sm " Autumn iLot on Pudding Lauc. 31,000
" l w i fix. our “ Boston . ~
-~ lip?» 5P- 10.58 itccom x L“ on Um 5‘" 2.500
val I-Zs. 12.13 .m. wton x.
" lfncal Ex. ”5‘“ Armin. ' - . I
lm‘nlflx. I.“ " S 'gflcld War.
9.0:! 'v’ bum Ex 3.05 “ pm: ..
{His " Mount. ”:5 " Accom. . .
20.30 -- Local Ex. Ml) “ 23mm. “01139, 2 stories and attic, 7 rooms. 2} acres, roomy barn, lots of good fruit
“.45 ’ Act-om. 5.10 “ Expn‘so. _ . .
1.259,. m., Expire“, 5A2 angular,“ property in excellent condition. 33300
iii .. $35.?" :13. .. 1,?“ ., 5 m : Tract of 15 acres, 2,000. Also of Shows, 500
any " prms 6.53 " Spfitcld ‘x. -
4 it; " Boston Bx. 7.51 “ llr g’t 50cc»-
5m " .trrom. ll 29 " Accom.
5‘51 .. Explore. 9.3.9 “_ Accom. arlen I
67d “ Accom. ".95 " Adana II; A: v- _
75;: " will: c :11; 1' ”WW" n- Farm ol 40 acre-i, 2 houses, large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
-- n' . Ls. ' " , . . ' _
3:“. mm ,3, gardening or hotl‘: 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk. 10 minutes
“ com. ' .
ill: ,, alum” 3L walk to Rowayton depot. _ ”filo
outlaw. Bunions. Pleasant rt-sidcnce Wlllllu asbort tltrlfal'lce of Damn dept-i, I acre. good
0.15 new-n. 7-33 " Acton house and out buildings 0,000
uMpJn 1mm. 9.“ “ Acton
1.3:: " mu Exp. 6.51 p.111. Art-om.
" arms
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~ > -- . . . . ..._-.. Near the oily with comfortable houses on thou. in quantity from 1:. 'o 40
Troll" Lean Ila-t Norwalk. . P
“om "n . mm m". acres. Prices Irom $04.00 to 318,000
“2;", “3“» l 3% ':."‘- WPeraona lookin for Building Sites or Improved Property for investment
:3,” .. g “5 p_ m or thctrown ow. ahoul they not sec. in the list anything to unit, are invited to call
9,3. -- ~ , us ” and make known what they would like, an we may have something not listed that
1:35;” '5 W" “ will prove just what they will]. . ,
3:3 :: ‘ Payments on most of the above listed prop.
f . u n’ . ". ’I‘. Illlfl‘l‘lAD.
0 ll “ 't'ilnllm- film I‘m. Ax‘t ,Gl‘ty "m M m3 0”,.
m. n.” .M
Rubber Stamps.
Ottlt‘ts received on the ltridxcport Rubber Stamp Company. Samples on ex-
hibition at rooms. ,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS of MORTGAGES
carefully drawn, and titles to real property rearchcd. , . '
ACKOWI.EDGMENTS TAKEN, (Notary Public, Commissioner Superior
Court.) '
LOANS NFHO’I'IA’I'ED AND MONEY INVPS‘I‘ED in talc and rollahlc
securities. -
EUROPEAN PASI‘OR'I‘S OBTAINED.
ADVERTISEMENTS, for New York papt-ra It‘Ct'lVPtl and promptly attrnded to
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