K‘ .
. no: war; mu. In one AND THE
VETERAN in THE omen
Alon! an Opportunity for Representa-
tivea with Conflicting View: to show
now far Aatray Their Oppoaeata Are
In Their Idea. of True Slaw-manly»
Wumaoron, March l—Tberc mu» spirited
firing along the skirmish line out the tariff
misfit)" in the lions» yesterday aftcnmmi.
Dix. Hills brought it on by calling up his joint
Isolation authorizing the secretary of the
W town-chase bonds with the mrplm.
at Wed by the ways and means com.
mitten The Republicans were not seriously
append to this rcemution. They thought it
zmd policy, however, to put the Democrats
on the Maire.
'l'heRepuolimn chargewaaledbyMcKim
lay. Real and Kelley, with Weaver making a
flank movement, and the attack was repulsed
bme-kinridgc, of Kentucky, and Hooker,
(a! Misti-nfippi; Randall coming up in good
main: with his ream-re contingent. McKinley
opened tire in slashing nyle, dimlmiagthe
Rapuliieaa petition. Weaver, from a winked
WeatheDemocraticaide, letily wildly
at the national banks; then Read, in
one of his happiest but most cluster—
ating moods, held the attention of the
Democratic side, and aroused the enthusiastic
applause of his own following. llo insisted
that the accumulation of surplus was charge
able to the Democratic congress; of the last
four years,and was a part of adclibernte
conspiracy against the protective tariff. The
pendingmeamreisdeecribedas “a bill tore-
moveadeubt in themind of the president,"
andtauntadthe ways and means minorities
with secreting themselves for three months
without doing anything, instead of addressing
themaelveato the consideration on the sub-
iefl Which the president had pronounced of
intimate importance and urgency.
Chairman Mills detailed Brockinridgo, of
Kentucky, to attend to Reed, and the silver
haired and silver tongued Kentuckian did it
gallantly and eloquently. lib: refercnce to
the “protective tariff iniquity" made Judge
Kelley mad, and in a moment it Was soon
that the father of the house was only wait. -
lug Brockinridge’s last word to come back at
him with sledge hammer blows. lrcckiir
ridgc‘s tmitmcnt nf Reed's insimuitiom
against the metbodsof the ways and means
committee was skilful, if not ill-u'ullghly sat-
isfactory. It gave him the opportunity to
say for himself and his colleagues that they
had worked day and night in ia-rfu'llllg an
equitable tariff bill which the minority would
have a fair chance to pick in picccs, and
which he hoped would be So just and fair
that it would command unitui mum-mun
support, and of men, too, on tho (lllll‘l’ ship of
the house
Judge Kelley was on his but as soon .‘l>
Breckinridgc sat down, and defended the pru-
tcctive policy. lie was heard with great
courtesy by flu.- Dt-niwmts and npplau-lml by
his party associate“
The debate was closixl by Mr. Randall ill a"
five minutes spccch in his ’ttrl‘llllt‘ but lmpnw
slotted way, and was heard in lift‘:|llllt'$.‘4 nt<
tcntion. His [tuition was lll.‘|[ window-r
doubt there was as to the [mlli’_\' of tlic pur-
chase by the guverumcnt ut' itx nun bonds at
a premium, a policy which he scriuusly quini-
tioned, it was a policy already having the ‘
legal auction, and there could not. therefore, ‘
be impropriety ’in reaffirming it. Re ac-
cepted Breckinridge's olive branch, and de-
clared that in the protective policy there was
nodanger. He joined in the hope that the
tariff measure Boon to lane from the com-
mitteeon waysandmeanswould be ofsuch a
characterasto command united Democratic
support.
Chairman Mills now, under pressure of a
special order, brought the debate ton Close.
The resolution was then reported to tho limbo
and, after all, was primed without calling the
yous and any;
The resolution reads as follows:
itmolved, That the accretary of thetmnmry
is hereby authorized to apply the surplus mom-y
now in the treasury, and such surplus llinllr)’ as
may hereafter be in the treasury and not othcr.
wise appropriated, or so much thereof as he. may
consider proper, to the purchase or rmlcmption
of United States bonds, provided that the bonds
ao purchased or redeemed shall constitute on
part of the sinking fund, but shall be cauwellrd
by the secretary of the treasury.
The mm: of the senate fell into on-
other political maubble yesterday. The G.
A. R pension bill was discussed at length.
Mr. Plumb eulogized the soldiers. referring
particularly to the fact that when the war
cltl‘fll the army «add how placed one of its
leaders: at the bendnf the govermm-m and
could have dictated its own turns, but had
risked nothing cxmpt to b.- p-rmitmi in dis—
band and return to [mnccful avocatiom
Cm was not now dealing with slender
resources, but with abundance. Lu than the
wading bill pmptiecd would not be 31m; mom
was not asked for.
Mr. \‘est, in reply, said hernias tired and
sick of the iminuations of robbery and pre-
tense and hypocrisy in the name of the true
and gallant soldiers of the Union. Why the
talk that magnet; had not dono enough for
the Union million, \vhcii the country had
paid out since 156’» fifllfllldll) for pensione-
n lilv-rality uiimrallclcd in the history of the
world!
Mr. You went on to any that of the 2,300,-
000 enrolled as soldiers during the four years
of war, there were applications from 1,200,000
for pensions on account of disability. Such
military execution, be M“, I’M unmrnllc‘led
in the hisbwy of the world.
,Tho Miamrl renator declare] that the ob-
ject of all the debate was the mddier vote of
the country in the coming (noted. The
whole of Mr. Van‘s rpm-h was listened to
with the i‘lfllli'tlt attention by autumn and by
the audited-0 in the galleria, and a humorous
mi. of the Republican candidates and their
mppeaedmpecttvo bid: for the robber vote
“teamed withoqualmt on both
ddsofthechalnhu'. In «aluminum Mr. Vest
.kt: “Puritan or non-partisan, my convio.
than: require me to vote agahut this bill; and
Iggy here new that i hope it may ‘dletho
death in the other branch of the national
mum, and, if not than, at the hamlet)!
mum“. ' if that be unparliamentary,
make the most of it.“
Mr. Teller replied to lfr. Vat. if there
new little diversity of opinion, be raid,
WWI-town“: tolletheir
wm,mmm friends were
aolla that Their stunted
bearer
whethertheytdlled it
«rant. ltwumuid tint arrangementa
hdbeeumadoia the little mm for the
”mammalian-Mam stat.
tu- rbo-mutant. The Wrath: party
' ta.
flan-abet» "with Iav and
IMMiitisEmiu '
‘0MMtlertoau-alroaf Atlanta’-
born Maniac" «and
, JIM“!-
Aruimi, 6a., larch 1.—-A had on. of
mhoeganatlcm and depravity can to the no—
tice of the police yesterday. Bane time ago
Billie Dunning. a good looking blonde girl. 18
rem 01.058. Who 11ch in the muntryneer
"while babe. She continued that its father
Wu Green Jaclmnm negro. He tied, and
II Ilia look good oarepf thechild nothing
Wu done by the ouicer‘x Tuesday Jackson
got back toAllantu, and n. b» «n-wumllllnh
with money, although drs-wd in poor (-1. llllflF,
the pollu- bcgan an llll't‘nflgllllidl. mid finally
locked him up» 0 import.
When his one came up thellunningwomaa
andanotherappeared in court. They were
recognized; by detectives, and after mam
married the—negro Jackson at Spring-
field, .0. The woman with her was a ulster
who had litarriad another negro two years
ago. The women were plflt’tftl under arrett
Upon muiplaiut of their mother, from whom
finale stole $3,400 just before die went to
Ohio. The mother in quite wealthy, owning
agootl deal of city property. The 0058 cm-
ated much comment, and Jackson was re-
moved'to the county jail, the police tearing
thatanetfort. would hemadetolynch him,
Mrs. Dunning did not wish her daughter!
punished for the crime. it is allegol that
Green Jackson had planned to put Mrs, Dun-
ning out of tho way and obtain her money.
KILLED ev AVALANCHES.
Snowstorm» of Exceptional Severity Pra-
vnillng in Northern Italy.
Ron, March ].——Sn0mml of extreme
severity are prevailing in northern ltaly.
The municipal authorities at Turin have or-
dered tho theatrm, schools and markets to be
cleaved in order to prevent nccldcnta through
the falling of memes of snow. Several roots
have already confined, including that of the
railway freight depOt.
Several villages in the Alps have twentie-
stroycd by avalanches and many lives have
been lost. ’i‘rmpaihave been dispatched to
aid the sufferers.
Many villagcs near Genoa and Lake ('unio
are suffering from lack of food, and soldiers
are cutting their way through the snow to
relieve them.
A custom houw near Rcverc was tlt‘n’tl'ltyml
by an avalanche, and three guards and four
other lK'N‘H‘i \wrc killed.
Au avalanche covered the villugc of Stur—
punc. llt'fll‘ li'i'l't‘tl. and thirty lives were lost.
Killed by 5 Falling (link-r.
KASSAB t'rn’, March 1,—Just as; the work-
menon the nearly completed Midland hotel
were prcmring to go to their dinncr ycsu-r—
day one of the enormous iron girders which
support the roof ovvr the walls of the sen-nth
story i-rm‘limi dmvn through to thc bnwuwnt,
killing Charles Burch and scrimisly injuring
i four otiicrs. Thcn‘ were sixty—five mm in
', the building at the time. Thine moat seriously
5 injured were Thmnus Sogman, internal
1 in juries; ulltlllt‘sl l'lvatb'. cut and bmisnl about
,i the lit-(til: Jfllllt‘fi Hunt, inti-rnnl injuries; Jack
‘ O'Brien. lrg broken and lmlybmiml. tithe-rs
rt‘t'cli’wl alight injurim, Tb.- lnss will “fibrin“.
l to about $45.00”. The ruins are living t’llh‘t‘l)’
3 scan-ind fur the body of Frank Edisyn, a
‘ Cllrpt'ttlt‘l‘. “ho l~' lwlicvwl tn have» boon
, buried in llll' lll‘lirlft.
The Octagcnarian Murderer Ilungcd.
Hl‘i‘lsos, X. Y., March l.-U:rar F. lit-cl;-
with, the brutal Ansterlitz murderer. paid the
penalty of his crime at u fcw minutes past
)0 o'clock this morning. The gallows» wan
erected last night in a corner of the jail yard.
and the execution was under the supervisiim
of Joe Atkinson, the profemional bangman
of New York city. The murderer, who was
nearly SO years of age, gave no sign of either
remorse or fear as he walked to the random.
lie had been carefully guardcd cvt-r since the
newscamethat Governor Hill had dcrlitml
to interfere in his case, as ho Was t'llnsltll‘rt‘!
t‘tlspemto enough to kill himself if he were
given an opportunity. He had “tithing 1,. my
on the maflold.‘
Horrible Atrul'illea in Texas.
HOUSTON, Tex, March i.—At ls'puuidi
Cmnp, about sixty miln westof this city, a
negro cabin mus sci. on tire on Sunday morn-
ing, and the tit-climate brutally shot. down as
they ran, half awake, from the hunting cabin.
Five were killed outright, one namely
wounded, and two were coma! in the
hunting dwelling. in the neighborhood the
dead body of a negro named William Battle
was found mm to a tree, and it b thought
that he was housed on the same night the
other negroes were shot or burned. The affair
unaidtobetho outcome of a slit over the
title of some land. So far as heard no arrests
have yet been made.
lit-lion of the Coal Strllre.
Pmsvnw, Pa, March l.—~Thv coal and
iron policemen are being withdrawn from the
coalregion. A number were hint to their
homes yesterday. The Knights of Labor are
still imtltuting suits on account of telegrams
delayed or held back during the strike. .An
officer of one of the local nN‘llllillt't'l made
affidavit that a dispatch sent to him one day
was not received until the following day,
making it twenty-four hours late. l’rivate
mining enterprise! at abandoned coliicrioe,
which were temporarily carried on during
the strike, have mended in mmiuenco of
the mtmption' of work by their more for-
midablo commuters.
Opinions of Republican Editors.
Haaalsacao, Pa, Mala-h 1—11» Barris-
Telegraph recent y sent a circular let-
2‘1"... a number of the Republican new
papers in the state, asking their choice for
tenement, now that Blaine is out of the way.
Fifty an on were received. For that choice:
Shannan, ti; Blaine, it): Cameron, it: How-
lay, 4;'l.inmln and Gresham, :2 each: and
Evans, Allison, lllarock, Hclmilehl, ”I'll!"
and Beaver, 1 each. For moral choice lire!-
ham has 3: Allison and bellow, Mach; Quay,
murky, Hhomian, Beaver, Packer, Cam
mm and llncoln have leach.
Franco and the Vatican.
Putin, March l.--ln the chamber of dew
tummy M. Flatt-ens. minister of for-
eign attain, domandol the habitation of the
credit for the minimum of a limb our
may at the Vatican, which the budget com-
mittee had “pungent from the Mint.
munch inmmtbe Mite-althwubo
tag attacked by the European powcn, and
France’- trlncipal man: of actim in the
cutwua French embauy at the Vatican.
Premier 'l‘inml summed it. l-‘loum' de
inland, and the «mill war mad by a vote
of WI tom.
flan-la nu. to bacon a BI: Inna.
Bmxdfmh L~ThIPottclaimatohave
intimation that the efforts at thallium
govermnttoralla a lean, varimaly com
plated at from 200,010!!! to (10.003010
wattle-,0: Btu-ab, Peril, l’muion mill th
Atlantanvas fmuid to be the mother of a ,
mixing it was found that finale Dunning.
POWDERLV’S LETTER DENOUNCED
BY GROTHEBHOOD MEN.
mm Train- lluaalnx. Though Irregu-
larly—A Conference Between Chief Ar-_
i Him and Pratldeat Perkin—Will There
l he a ('nnipromlae 7—What ‘omclala Bay-
l
(fulcrum, March in—l’owderly‘s manifalto,
i Chief Arthur's expreadon .0, opinion amoernu
ting arbitration, and the headway made by
l the company as a result of the incursim of
; new bands are the chief (caterer. of the Bar
lington imbrog 'i. As for the tint, the recap
tion which it 011th was anything but
complimentary tothe invalid grand master
workman of the Knight-I. Chief Arthur said
that he didn't want. to hear it mentioned, and
wouldn't discus it. Chief Sergeant «minced
that, read in theproper light, the letter was
all right, and that Powdcrly meant well. But
down at the strikers' hmdquartcrs a very
different view it (spammed.
"it’s a diplomatic letter," mid one veteran
engiiwr, "diplomatic in the with? that it
Italy as in the luck and offers us the hand
grievanm-u which the Knights have against
ourorganizatiam are rehearsed in vigorous
languagc, and then a demand is made for
the exercise of Christian charity and for
boarmice. if that isn't tearing open the
wounds and then commiserating with our
mndition, then I can't understand plain
English. The pen that wrote that letter
was dipped in gall, and theanimosity in so
transparent that he who runs may reml."
This is an indication of the general cont-m.
ms of opinion o‘xprcascd by the strikers. lt
hi very certain that the antagonistic relations
already in cxiqtcucc hctvvcen the Brotherhood
and the Knights are not. likely to be modified
as the result of the Scranton letter.
A conference was held lint cvening at the
Grand Pacific hotel between I’msident Pur-
kins, of the Burlington road, and ('hief Ar.
flair and (lraml Master Sergeant, of tho
brutlwrlumds. The parties had a gemral
tall: at .ut the strike, and the limit of feelings
provollml. , President Perkins and Chief Ar—
thur had never met before, and the opportu-
nity was taken to lit-come better acquainted
The meeting was arranged by a prominent.
Knight of Labor, of Chicago, in the hope that
out of it some amicable settlement (if the
strike might come. It is stated that the de-
mands of the striking cnginoem and fircmcn
were gone over from beginning to end, and
fully durum! by both sides, and that Chief
Arthur intimatul that the viigim‘crs were
b-ninmbi. It is cxpwtt-d that anothcrmn-
fi-rt'rmr will l~~ llt'lvl today. at Which the
atriku may be MIN
More lirmliiig niru urrli ml ‘lmt night and
today, and nwrc mum are running. it
looks we though tho- ]utw-ngwr trailir would
ho completely «puppvd by tiivtifitnf next
“‘Mli. ,
The small mburlmi towns on the Burling-
ton are getting min a curium prtnlicamcnt on
accv'vuutnf the atrike. There have been no
freight trains out of t'himgn sincc Sunday.
The growl-y stun»: curry wry small flocks,
lw-ing in the habit of gutting fn'qucnt sup.
plies from Chicago. Their stocks of naph-
grim‘rics nrcnow in many cascs about or
litiuxtol. Av there is no lilt‘lifia' of sshipnicat,
‘Kl't‘pl by framing twenty or thirty niilvw,
the people are actually tlircatenul with who
wily of proviflinns. Tlu-rc an- lwnd protwts
from lllt‘ lumlx-r dealers and shippers, be
muse they are wuuplotcly shut off from tliu
.uitsiilo world.
Kotuithstaudlng the statenwnts of railroad
officials, it is a fact that plumage” who want
Burlington road arc liable to ”got left.” .‘v'nt
more tliun half thetrniiw are running, an»!
thoso- irrcgularly,
t-‘lilcf Arthur's statcuwnt that he wuubl l»-
mllmg in <ul>mlt the cave of tbemenfon
board of arbitration, mmposcd of practical
railroad men, provided a promaitiim to that
.‘tfcct mm? from tho mimpnny, was ilrst mm-
municntod to the railroad utilcials by The
l'nited l'f‘l‘fb. lt furnish»! a justification for
1 prolonged cordon-um between President
l’crkius. General Managrr Stone, (auroral
l’amcngcr Agent Morton and a representative
.if the hull dcpartmvnt, and it was several
hours latcr win-n the following two. Ruled as
the reply of the militarily:
“l'nfnrtunntcly there ii nothing to arbi-
truly, licmtm- tho dcmands lnmic- upon us are
of such a nature ml to make it impcrm‘ldc. We
mustrontrolour property, and cannot sub»
mil. to nnyboly Ipicstiona which relate to the
host cxo-rchie of the skill and experience of
the management in the conduct of the road.“
ills reply um gvncrally ucoeptednmong
themcnm nu ultunuttnn that thocompauy
,‘»,L.~,,|1_.-p.mid t.» tight tn the bittcr cud, that
nothing now remained for the llrothcrhtul
but a prolonged strike or uncomlitional sur-
rcnder.
How the road fared during ymu'rduy. from
the oiliciala' etarulpoint, can host lllellIl in
the language of Mr. Morton:
"We sent out eighteen suburban trains l'ni'll
way,“ he said tonight. "agaimt four on lion-
dny and nine yesterday. while our 3a. at,
9:20 p. in, and 3:30 p. in. mail trains went
through as though nothing umhlitglhad oc»
curred. The early morning and into night
through trnim, both of Whln'll have but little
ymngcr patronage, were almidonul. The
trimming through trams arrived in good
may». methe suyn-rivitcmlcnln of our va-
rlonu divluionn we rocoiw reports that are
eminently natiefactory to us. We on». not yet
at liberty toaaiort that the backbone of the
strike is broltcn, but we do think that we
have both foot on its spinal calm, and that
tho colunm is slowly giving way.”
Hunmiml up. the third day of the grate-st
strike in tho liiutory of we twin brotherhood:
of englmmv and firemen chance with the i-oui-
pany satisfied with the headway it but mt.
unlaangunwau to the future; and with lbs
u-employca, good natured and confident that.
in their game of waiting and watching. they
hold the trump card.
Look Out for the count.
Alain, March l.-From a telegram re-
ceived at thoDudlcy (narration, fromCape—
town, Booth Africa, it. appear: that the new
W, new viable in the-Outliernbemlrpbm,
will within two or three week hem mu.
hem. ltmaybeloohdfor near the loath-
eutern barium. When «linearised, nearly.
twoweehago.ithada tail two degree- in
much to the earth it
mmthemnabmlarchla.
Narrow]: lie-and Cremation.
of friend-thin at the lame time. All the-
pn'parcd tn innkt- mmmesinm on most of their i
to gondistnncc of twenty livn- miles on the ‘
no hope for u mmpromisc remained, and that ,
mmmmmfi‘uuu
Ramml'a, lanai—flu. William J.
Julian-,adeIyarnwualoIt-ia herb-nit
m We on Bone attest lalt or
when the wan brutally annulled by an
unknown man, who entered from the aide
yard. She had gone into the sittingmn
whenl‘hewu crap-d from hdiiadhyhoth
arm,aadb¢feuaho amid tmarmndwu
thrownvlolehtl' ytotheflea'. in her strug-
glutheladywaukichdand choked and tin-
ally went off in convulsions.
Upon "gaming (‘th her a-ilant
wanna: tolnsoen, and .Mns. Millerthea div
mvered that the, had been divested of her
magnificent brown hair, the trm having
lusencutoff clooetoheriulp. Alharppair
of shears had evidently been natal, a! the
been in delicate health for Metal months,
arulemzld only offer very feeble "instance.
She inuaediately alarmed the neighbors, and
a search was made without m.
chief of police and auroral «lewctives are on-
gagcd in gathering in all wpicions charac-
ters, in the hope that they may be able to find
the mmndrol. The union tie-es measured
twenty-three niches in length, and Mrs. Mil-
neighbors.
REV. J. D. FULTON'S CRUSADE.
Illa Prepared Chicago Lecture l'mtpmud
ladeflnitcly by a Mob. ‘
L‘muum, March l.——Rev. J India I). Fulton
wattle) have deliverul his rum] tenure on
"Itomanlsm" lain. night at the First Methodist
church, corner of Washington and Clark
turret», but the police interfered and the lee—
ture was not given. it is not probable the
reverend gentleman will sped: here again, as
if he dove there threatens to bea riot. Halfan
hour before the time for opening the doors of
the church a misc-enemas crowd gathered on
the sidewalk in front of the church and made
known by demonstrations of an unequivocal
character that if Mr. Fulton tried to sped he
Would be roughly treated. Mr. Fulton waa
at the Sherman house, only a block away,
and when informed by a correspondent of the
reception awaiting bun betrayed unmistak-
ablo aligns of nervousness and fear. Shady
before 8 o‘clock a squad of police warrant
over from the central station, and after some
nuances that no lecture would be delivered.
Mr. Coreuran'a Will.
“'Asnlsu'mx, March t—Jl'he will of the
. late W. W. t'orcoran was filed and admitted
=00 probate yesterday. The only public be.
rpicstv are. “(Milli to the iforcoran Art Gab
3 lery, h) which Mr. L‘orcornn had already
1 give-n militant; «bonito the inane Home,
In which Mr. (‘orcoran gave in life SHIN”);
35,41!) mch to the three orphan asylums of the
i .l'Mrit-t. and 034100 kl the Little Show of the
% l'mr. llc intakes many inquest-l, ranging from
, allot! to $13.61!!) to relative-a, personal {flt‘nlhi
ind Senorita The rcmaimi‘er of the estate is
, loft in tnmt for his three grandchildren.
,l’rohllsitioniata to Make a legal Fight.
ll'iuxnseanun, l'a, March 1,—A good
" ion! of excitement is calmed by the announce-
; ment that tho Luzcrtw l‘ruhibitionista will at
,onu-pnmi to carry the matter of the rm,L
‘ mttdwisioua in the license applications to
.tlw suprcmc'murt, on the ground that the
burn-r court crrcd in ruling that tho. um»
‘ qty of bruise.» to sell liquor is not the quiz»
tinn at twin. and in confining rcnn'inatranvoa,
in order to prevent tho granting of lu-cnws.
to proof that thn placc is not ti-nuwtry for
the aiwvntniwlntion of thc public.
Bound, flagged and Robbed.
l‘rllar‘a, X, Y. March 1.
, 'l'utsday night l’latt Knickerln'ker, while
leaning alone in in. house reading. W... with
to the door. When he opened it two 'mcn
attend. Tlicy blew out the light. bound him
, hand and font and iniggmi him with a. pit-w.-
of broom stick. and nib-r chlnmforming him
, ransacked the [it’vlltlfit'ti securing over $100 in
‘ numb and sundry valuables. Knickerbocker
, was found lying on the floor in the morning
; unable to hclp liinm‘ll, and would have died
but for timrly mutation.
Sullivan l'zludca the Police.
Lnxnox. )iurch l.——'l'be poliu- arc cu-
deavurmg to prevent. the coming pnze light
{between Sullivan and Mitchell, and since
i Tumdny have kt‘pl a clone watch upon Sulli-
' van's training «punters at Windsor. in spit»
of lllvlr Vigilante, however, Sullivan disap-
Iwaml ywtcrduy, and the police are com.
pie-tidy bafllul in their search for him So
oncnppcars to know where he has grime. it.
is 51161an by many that the acticm of the
police was not entirely mchted by the
, Mitchell party.
i
i
round Drowned in Illa Well.
Hruixorns. l'a, March l.——l.evi Schweit-
’u'r, a well to do farmer living two miles from
how. was found drowned in a well adjoining
his modem-c Tuesday afternoon. Three ycani
ago he fell from a bay loft,a distance of
twenty-tire let-t, sustaining mch injuries
alumt the head as to permanently affect his
mind. Since that time he has been under
ulncillance, though never violent. (in Nun.
day he managed to iwapc. 11. iv believed he
on into the well accidcntally.
Mutlnoua llrltlali ”allure.
l’muomynu, March l.-KA mutiny oc-
corral on board the British staanu'r Tiverton,
lying at pier :5, wutb Wharton, Tin-Ida)-
night, during which neural of the tuition;
were h'Vt‘l‘t‘ly injuml, three of whom were
taken to the hospital. A tight among the
bandit of the ilritish steamer Empire, lying
almigsido pier ill, moth warvea, broke out
sum after, during which mm of the tin-men
waatlruwnnl.
Tremor Win- the Print.
JM'KMDN "LLB, March l.-The om mile
mulling mt't' on Lake Wler yutenlay for
gold umlnle and find, mud and third prim
wan won by Tanner in 5 minutes :wntcoad».
McKay was rectum, in 5 minutes 35 main,
and Ram third, in .5 minutes 00 mania The
W, Richani A. me, wan one of
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A handle; Annotation E-bnater.
Calcutta“, “arch i.«-—-i~‘rank M. Illegal
waaarraiumd in thallollcoflm ymnlay
on a charge of embezzling right 81,0»
mm the areal. Building mum
tiea. Atthereqnutot libertine-illuminate
aaa waI srantod until March 8.
Anatomic Shopliftor.
14mm. lla- llarch L—Aanla Brigg...
ma ilmiae as}. arratad for inputting.
wannabe! urn-Minotaur:
hum Hie had bmehipplngatolm
momma-
Ithaca ram Inga lilac-u.
haunt. N. Y., larch i.--lthaea elected
In Republican town when, or.
I, all 7 "with:
‘a‘mndmimblemlfavm
work was very skillfully dam. The lady has.
.ier’n beautiful hair had been the pride of bar
The aorta Hashim.
difficulty dispersed the crowd, first giving as- '
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mun is‘l'lillfi'i'. 80b"!!! EDRWALK.
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dkw I up; by the unto! me:
Afina‘rlos: '
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachmto. Pam. Retain. Belts, eta. forum
General Repairing of all ting: augmheu of
‘. . It
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sour"! SIDEWALK SAVINGS RAKE.
5i Warhlngton Bum.
”pea Daily from! to ital... and from t to: pin
and on naturday eveningl from G to a.
William allowed on Deva-lie.
ALDEN gowns Pram; ’
John H. haunts. “who;
JOHN ll. KNAPP. Denna Trea-
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of Rowland St. on Water. PM. Box 017.
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Plan fumlehed and btimam given.
Jobbing or all kind! promptly attained to.
he Ana Itrect, near Iain
P. 0. x “3. 80th Kuwait Ct.
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bury, Teacher 01
1‘ include, Organ and liusical
Com position .
fill iy Lock Box 2.9 l’. 0.. XORWALK. CONN.
J (HIS n Lilian"...
MERCHANT TAILOR.
1‘: Railroad Plat-r. -
Panto murder $5.00; Suits to order
pairing and cleaning nicely done.
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AND
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RUWAYTON. CONS.
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Surccswr to L E. Quintant.
Undertaker it Embahner.
No it Knight Si Braids-ace, it [last Arm,
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llranileville, two houses and lots, each
Concord St. ' ' . 7- ..
llcldt-n Avenue.
«w —~l
i
Lowe Stu-ct, $3.500.
;Clii'~tnut Strut,
2 “Hull“? Slur '.
jl’lanklin Stu o t, .
Still") M'Ill’r at fl Raymond Sin-‘15:, lot 653150, “0038 ‘7 Room. 600d Barn
nil in gum! condition,
we .
So. Norwalk. l 3'! NW" Rood.
510.315,“), Ra , Eimwmtd Avenue, lint 80:210. House 4031!)
v. v. .. n. 'u a.
Woodward A vv-nuc. 89,200.
Day- Strm, '
Monroe Street. three houses, respectiwly,
llaviland Street, good house and barn,
West Street.
Taylor Avenue, good house and ham,
bland Sound from piazza,
: Day and Water Street:
for. Wm Men-w and llulirr 5mm: limmnnn Avemw. or. in: front.
About ll) u'i'lill‘li ‘
. Norwalk.
XORWALK FOSS.
”mic ilonrsal’ntll 9am ;
8 59.01.: Sundays—Mo 4 pm
Wt’ommunicntion by telephone,
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i- am prepamlro make plans and I mention
and anpcrmtrml the rmwruction of adding:
TERI! REASDNA RH}.
Orrlirl~Taylor'9 Budding Wuhington 51.. 50.
l'. 0. Box 775. 03w
"003.1703“? DIVISIOS.
December ll. 1”.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittalield.
7.10a in. accommo‘n
10,06 .. ..
1.50 p. in. Mind
4 3K2 " express 7 30
5.50 “ accommo'n ’
.7 ,1, .. ..
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from i l l 't. and . to Wm! S!
; - Building Lots.
, l’n-qr ct Place.
fret,
”700. Summit Street. from $300 to
l Elmmmi J‘Vt‘fl"? and Bayviuv Avenue.
ifiolden Hill Street and Bayvicw Avenue (corner)
, Taylor Avenue and West Street, $2,300. Taylor Arcane.
3 South Main Street. “00. North Main Syn-ct,
l Meadow Street, $500, (‘roaa Street,
‘y Low Street.
medwurd Hill
scorn uonwauc,
”‘9 M
Houses and Lots.
Sew (Janeen Road. near D. &.N. Railroad track.
South lib-in Sin» I. about 5 news, good Home and Burn,
Springwood,
Spring Street, tvvo houses, respectively. $2,200, double ho
, Turnpike, good house and out buildings. lot 741250,
, Chapel Street, commmlioua and well built house, good carriage house and
cialrle, grounds spacious and Well shaded, a charming view of Long
Concord and Spring Street-t row of tenement.
Insurance. .
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AURIGA! OOIPAKIB A’I‘
Hill Estate and Exchange Runs,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
CONN.
l .000
1,000
2,000
000
2,800
3,500
2,500
3,500
6.000
0,500
3,000
2.500
14 Rooms with Li t‘
, Modern Improvement-v, Carriage Boone and Stable, Good (infidel:
: Elmwmul Avenue, lot 00:200. houec quite new,
, North Slain Strwt, opposite the Lockwood place. modern improvements,
08.500
9.000
7.500
2,500
3,000
81.800. H.590 and 4,000
4,000
4.500
2,000
2,900
3,000
15,000
4,000
5.5“)
500
250
81.500. 32.250
700
8690 to 1.000
$1.000 and 1,200
6250 to filo
$3,000 and 2,000
800
500
from 3600—],
East Norwalk.
, Grimm Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acres,
Untirge Avenue and lloyt Smart $2.300. Henry Street,
i0~bom Avenue, Fort Point le. (I truer.
Cottage Avenue, Double iiouw.
Van Zant Avenue,
Lots on Pleasant Avenue,
|
; lion-n- and Burn, ten acres of land,
but on Pudding Inn»,
Lot on Elm St..
House and 8m», m.» ante, $850. House and item. two acrel,
Norwalk.
$7,500
5.000
8.200
4,000
2‘”
we and 000
‘ West Norwalk.
8i.”
2,500
Middle Five Mile River.
House, 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2} acres. roomy barn. Iota of good half,
properly in excellcn condition.
Tract of 15 nerve, $2.000. Also of thorn,
walk to [towayton depot.
home and on. building:
IGNI-
ur their own one. IMO
will you just what they with.
hiblttoa at room
carefully drawn, and our: to real
Court.)
mutter.
Darien.
Farm of 40 acres, ‘2. bounce. large barn. well adapted for dairy or my“
gardening or both 20 min-Ital drive to South liorwalk, 10 atlantu
Farms.
Near the city with comfortable bounce on them in quintity from is z.» 40
Price. from 65.0)!) to “0.000
Imp! report: for functional
thev not no in the tint aaytbma to unit. are invited to call
make known what they would like. u we may hat» unwilling not lined that
Q‘Penoar Iookio for Building Site: or
when“ PABPOR‘I'B OBTAINED.
limit for New York paper- rceamoiaaa unruly attendant to
TAYLonT'cotoEu.
82.300
500
05.000
0.000
Pleaaant residence within a short durance of Daria: depot. I am, good
Pa antaonmoat of the aboveltatadprdp.
m artywmpomadaaaay.
Rubbeié‘iamps.
Order! received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp (lo-pally. Sample on u.
nuns. Hummus. BMW WORKER” of momma
aexowmoonm ram, (Notary Public. mm sum
MARS snowmen AND MONEY IBM!) in rate and reliable
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