“‘an .. .. Mm...wm
CHIEFABTHUR 61V IT UP
A VlflfllAl. More or me
BROTHIRHOOD'B DEFEAT.
the Indicate Among the Engineera De-
‘ (rated in a “last ,Vote on the caution
0‘ Mill-[tho] births—So blurry for
u:- "o" sullen.
Chicano, larch 21~Thero will be no
Itrikaon the SLPaul or theh'orthWestera
lines. This war finally and formally decided
I‘m!” at a mung ot the grievous coin—
mitteuof'w two roads. And what is
m the hoycottonthetreightot the ”Q”
road has been raised.
When the organised grievance examines
of the lit. Paul mad (NW hero sevoral days
agoit waseontklently expected it would orda-
attrike,aiulthenien were all prepared to
go at a numnt’v notion
0n Manny the chairman of the grievance
oomniitteea of the other western roads were
out tor hyUhief Arthur locomehere and
' naethotr errdeavors toprevent the St. Paul
mmittae frinn precipitating a strike. In
mpmiae, aeveral of them came. The chair»
In (it the Alton and Wabash committees
went to the Saratoga and labored night and
fiy with the St. Paul men, with the gratily-
ing reonlt that when the vote was taken yes-
terday alternOon the conservatives won a do-
eidal victory. The radicals were beaten out
of their boots.
The boycott still remains on the Rock
Islam), however. It is not placed there so
much by them as by theotlicem. At least
it is so uiuierrtood, although Manager St.
John and President Cable have given it out
that the rearon they do not handle Burlington
freight is that it would precipitate a atrike,
and thcyydon't propme to run any rialato
please the Burlington or anybody else Man-
ager tit. John intimates that he knows his
business, and dim't care for any wtehle
advice. ‘
Uhiet Arthur has become very reatleua and
wants to go home. He realizes that the game
isup,andthatithaabowiorsome time. A
t met him yesterday. .
"Why didn't you take the same course with
the Burlington striker-Ins you did with the
Santa Fe men! Why didn't you deal with
Meant. Hose and Murphyas you did with
Coan “
”The Burlington strike was a legal ale,"
replied Mr. Arthur, "and the Santa Fe was
not. The Burlington men had a valid griev-
mu-emaltheliantal-‘eenfineenaml firemen
had not. Thereasonldonotadviiietliemen
togohack, andwhyldonot adviaethat the
Strike should bedeclared oil, isthat the men
seem to bosatietled and are determined to
stain! it out, being confident that they will
win."
"Do you think the men would he taken
back on the Burlington should the strike be
declared oil now 3"
“No; I don‘t think any of them would get
hack—that is many, very few. Last week i
understand that 030 per cent. of them could
lure retumed, but that their places are all
tilled now. ”
“It's a kind of a frown out game, them”
“Yes, something of that sort. There will
not be any more trouble, and when the men
get ready to quit we will go home. I am
very anxious to get home to Clevelaml, and 1
know the others feel as I do—that there is no ,
good in our staying here."
‘ Chic! Arthur did not say what the en.
gineenandliremen of the Burlington, who
have left good poeitiom to go on strike,
would do, undoubtedly because he didn't
know. The strikers are blue, [or they are no ,
hope ahead, though Chief Sargent. of theg
Fireman’s Brotherhoorl,~~ says the men will
win in the long run. ..
Why he thinks they will win hedoes not
any. It is not thought that the result of the
strike is particularly displeaving to Mr.
Arthur, because it will tend to prove that hi:I
policy of discouraging strikes in the moat
profitable one in the end.
Cutting Down “'agea.
Ramiro. Pa, March 22.—-Seyfert's large
rolling mill at Naomi, this county, after to
stump of over two months, will resume
next week. Notices were [united yuan-day
that the wages of all employee would be
reduced IDper cent. after April I. The man-
agers of Rock Ridge furnace, at Alburtis,
hvealaoannoimced a lil per cent. reduction
afterApriil. Thereisageneral movemeiu
throughout eastern Pennsylvania looking
lawman-sanction of trom5tolopercent.
in the wages of iron works employes after
Aprll l. ..
Execution by Electricity.
Anew, larch m—Thehill topmvidean
electric method of executing mlemned inur-
daru'a waldiacuued at length in the assembly
last night. It was reported from the judiciary
committee favorably and without amend-
ment. Objectiousweremadeto route of it
provisiml, however, and several amendments
maeeepted, all of whirl: were satisfactory
tolr. Garry, who waspreeent. Thehill
wigha rqiorted again, and in its preemt m
ditionwillheaeoeptable tothouemhlyand
will undoubtedly be umnunoiuly MI.
“yell Still burning.
Cannon, 0., Mme fl—dlheroul: vary
authorityior statunent alter
mghondtorhia appearance on My
mintheaumot OhmwdlllnAlleu
odlyara’ him was advised that he
wouklheprotactodagahnt loo lathe evnt
Nymdidnot appear. As yet milling be
heenhoardoflyensincehir di-ppearunca
mmhtlntallysheetmwarrechargad
“MMMWWMW
Banmrhritthatthejaryrtanda eleven for
cenriationandonoforaequlttal.
Data: for Ira-auntie Conventions.
Wa0.,‘lamhfl—Thanemoeraur
atata neutral committee, which met york-
day,decidedtoboldthutateconventm at
Daytenonliaylliand la The Republican
eiaivantioniltoheatthemme [daeeon
A rue-til. of Denicerau
eanventioatoehooeadrlegatartothenatimal
convuitlonwtllhehekl at Grand Bapirlroa
layll.
9
tr
a
IRISH LEGISLATION.
W a! the (leaflet Between the
Fania and the retina Inevitable.
tanner, Bach 2'2.an bytho
government at Mr. Powell Willlann' aineudo
ment to Mr. l’arnell'a arrears hill is manl- .
flatly a trick designed to soothe the con-
relencraoi’ the Unioimta, relieve them of tho
"(Vitality of stultilying themwlvea and pro
vent their “noble (insertion in the enemy.
Whatever elao may he maid of tlieatniind-
ment its downright dishonesty iv the leature
that first attracts attention. its declaration
that no arrears hill will be satiadactory unle- ,
it shall deal with tenant! debtstoothercredh
tore a: well as to landlords‘ iii merely Mr.
Chamberlain'lold scheme revived, and this
(act alone hi milieient guarantee of it: llllilll—
cerity. The divisions taking on both the
amendment and the bill show the marvelmu
elastil'ily of the lfnioiiisti'rwl, and abunde
antly prove that the guVermnent «loin not
intend to deal serimnly with the dilution 0!
arrears.
The number «election noticea now ready
(or service exceeds that of any period since
the great famine, and they will now liewrved
almost immediately. lord Clanricarchi has
already remmed theservioe of them manual
upon his tenants, and the old scenes of strife
between tenant and bailiff, [adieu and puiple,
will shortly hecwIte as «nominee they were .
e. ymr ago.
HE LOADED THE WOOD.
Aml Was titanic-d by an Bxploaion in
Ilia Own Stove...
S'riia'rvunh, (1mm, Morel: 2:.»0ue ofour
town oilit'iala Ila» for mvornl wwloalniaoed
hickory stove wood twin his pile in the bark
yard of bin reuidence on the main strmt. On
Saturday last the town ulliritil went tnhui
wood pile, selected a large stick, took it into
the house, bored nu inrh auger hole in it, and
half filled it with wane blasting powder,
and tin-n pluggml up the hole. He then laid
it on the bark side of the pile, where the un—
known thiot always took his supply, and
awaitul respite. The town otlicial’s ill-year:
old boy took the loaded stick, and when the !
tallier built the tire for breakfast on Monday
he unconsoioualy placed it in the stove. It
was halt an hour after this that an explmion ‘,
occurred which shook the whole house, and ;
not only broke into a thmuaml puma the 5
new kitchen range, but shattered every win~ l
duw on the lower dom- of, the little Queen !
Anne cottage. Neighbors “meta llltfrt'x’lltl, i
but fortunately nobody was hurt. The town 1
oflicial has not been seen outdoors since.
The Morris Canal lllll l'aaaed.
TRENTUN‘, March 7?.3.~-Tbe hill giving the
Lehigh Valley ltnilnxnl company the right to ‘
abandon the Morris ennui safer neon-rut»
ing it is mmoernnl, and lit'l’lllllg it m for uv
any rights or privileges are involved, [”35"th
the house yestonlny, utter along contest, by
avoto of «t': to ill, and will now go to the
governor. There is little probability that the
governor mil veto it, no it has been given out
emur and the attorney general had [nasal .
upon the hill and appmved it.
Collision on the (Brand Trunk.
WroummOnt, March 22!.»An emigrant
train going west on the “rand Trunk road
collided with n Petrolio train going met a
mile eastot this place yesterday. The engi~
neor of the emigrant train was badly injured
[trainhada leg broken. N! the younger»
eight or ten have broken limbs and are more .
or lain serimhily hurt, but no [mu was;
killed outright. The lmggngemastnl’ of the"
I’otrolia train had both legs broken. ‘
The New Kaiser's Health.
‘ good
l day. He received the crown prince-a in the l
l, nttemoon. The emprnie will holda mourn-
; ing reception at Cliorlnttenhurg on Satnr- !
"I day. Prince llisnnarrk visited the a-ruwn
‘ prim-u and was afterwards n-ooivod by the
‘lotnperor. The elnwmr rewivul visitors at
1 dinner for the first time slm'o his return to
'1 Berlin.
Urn-arm, March ”:3, —-» I'rnfr-swr l-llidia-
Gmy announces that on Saturday next be,
will give an exhibition or his new Manta i
graph, by means of whioh exact copies of?
meninges in any handwriting can he reprir,
dneed at the datum end of a wire. He claims e
that this system is destined to supplant the)
telephone for many [ermine-s, and that it mu 1
he mufnlly used for n d'utance ml Tm
miles.
Bath Towels Equally to Elaine.
Slaw YORK, March L’J,~Juilge Brown, in l
the United “tales district court, yesterday .
decided the libel suits relative to the i-nll'teion "
of the stomtshiiu Brannon-die“ and Britannia
He finds tlmt both vowels were to blame, and
ordered a division of all damages The col-
lision occurred Nov. l9, Milli, just below tho
Battery. The daiuagae claimed by both par-
tiea aggregated Bimini).
The Eight-flour Lure ll clingy“
Wannmmm, March :2.—The i'onfereu
have agreed on their report on the urgency
deficieiwy hill, whivb will be mbmitted to the
home at an early day. The appropriation of
snow» (or lengthening the dry dock of the
Brooklyn navy yard is stricken out, and the
annulment directing the public printer to em
force the eighbbonr law in the government
printing oilloe is retained.
I'm. Pavia to Perla.
Saw Your, March ill—There railed yea-
terday onthe Prelim-trainer for Barre a
Mr. Henry J. Blake, 0! Paris, Ky. On a
hunting trip in llmtana, not long ago, ha
was terribly laser-ted by a wolf that he
finally inn-melted in killing. Ila isnow on
hiswaylo Paris, Pmmto he treated by
Pasteur in rare symptom» ol hydrophohia
should make their app-trance.
A Blade“ Supply lull.
Alum, Nari-h alwllr. Aimiworth, iron:
the amimittee on amwiations, presented
theannualsupply bill yauerday. The ml
amt appropriated la “,0le a» agaimt
rennin last year,a dermal “$1,593.
The total ate of item presented to
and diiiallowed lly the «miller war will, -
an Thehillirthes-all-rpre-entadinaev-
oral year!»
A ludem’a (lull-Ion.
PIIMDWIIIA, March ill-George Dray
ham, the Ulnnorater county at. J.) hamlet-er,
M yartrriiaythat he killed Barbara
Kandlr. lie admitted the murder by hi
mart, heuakl it mnotudolila
crate out lie hesitatedagooddeal before
he laid he wmld centers, and the inipmden
hoe-maroyulwaa that hvfaared toiuiplloate
Hewitt
mutant-rev in the tint negro.
the Milagros.
Tupi-Inhtminlotaeatyyrari lai-
Intramural» W
flan-tote Ital- m
all along, and not denied, that both the gm" '
night and he felt much stronger yester- l _
amt ‘
unveil-automated .Iakt
George II. hymn“.
FURNITURE DEALER ,2
And Furiishin Undertaker.
Call and are my lam aloe at all kinda of furniture.
ill Main Street, Norwalli.
Alan
Cullllt'clltllt v. ills rurliltzlim' No. it Bailey phone.
Ich litilm
for madam...“
And all
Impurities oi' the Blood
U so .
llllllllll‘l'l Samuarilla.
36 Cents a. Bottle.
SOLD Bl’ '
Geo. B. Plaisted,
Norwalk and So. Norwalk. (”M 6m
Peal his Slillll Billing.
Pill his Stalls Bellini.
Peal Muss Stable Bellini.
No More Scratches.
No Swollen Limbs.
Clean,
Odorless
Stables.
”-4.0-
RaymundBms
Importers Agents.
7 J. r. Peckwell.
7 Jamar Block, Water at,
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
. Tocomncte. with in . concern: I have team the
3‘1"“ the head, and n hmkmm“ 0” “’9 ”me 3 arena of one of t e olden: and lumen catahlirh—
manta in the new for d1.- -n:» of
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Surv
cinglcs, Collars, &c.
i Pine Harness To Order,
.. he usual. at the old bland.whore l will lace ungu-
anux, Starch '34—le emperor iml a l for line of Whl
pa. Sponges, Chllltoll,
a nket
lichen. Iced Bags, Travelinv liner to
Lent has Come
.‘tud we on: pl'r‘mtt‘ll m funnels all Lin-h- u!
Fresh and Sail Fish,
‘ A 5.... WW m... * Oysters and Chung.
Wholesale and llctail.
Ala-u
CELERY
And all kinds 0!
VEGETABLES,
:l'lorida'. Oranges;
muons.
Canned ‘ Goods.
Larahee’s Snow-flake and
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
women. delivered at short notice.
HUNT do ZELUIT.
A I’lflil. LINE 0?
Builders Hardware“
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. llard Oil Finish.
Wire Stufiwr Mata,
Something new. but thin: out.
W. O. QUIHTARD,
IlllllC "ALI. BLOCK.
A. a FERRIS,
ammer-zn.
‘Onoellc Olly Ilniel.
um ”I ‘I'll m7”
lllllllllll Willlllllll
mantel ”erratum a mum
red to tnrnlrh everything lemury for
the internal; or tlitzdoall, day or night. Trlrpnm
Vl' STPW
“it
New Style};
.4}.
Ulllllllfll' all Plillll‘ llllll,
Dining Boom Furniture,
Finley Polished Dali and
(Sherry Tables and (hairs.
All Gill l’lunh
Seal Chains
$1.82,:
A Large and Fine Stuck ill
very Low Prices.
87, 89, 91 Main 81.
UI’ STAIBS, ‘
'Sllll'l'fl‘ lllllllllLK.
NEW DRUGS
at the
OldStand!
WASHINGTON" ST.
We have now received a full amppl of new drugs,
and invite inmlion and trial. Today we are
better tumirhed than ever with all that goo-e to make
up a tire! clan draw-lore and the Iihlic can be ae-
Iored of the trenneet etoclt from w lab to have
Pl'llll‘llllllllll Ufllllllllllllllll
At flint! nuthr and and in the most skillful man
. . _. .m.-.wwwm .
Ill, Blilfll Hi.
WOOD Imam.
. DOORS, ‘
, sasn. nunns.
;nann woon WORK.
é ”L” an. sixes. ,
0»
Large Stock of Columns
l’or Trimming
H
3
i
l
mate and Sheet Glass.
~~~v~ ~ W~-
Steam Sawing, Planting,
and Turning.
W”...
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
luldgea. «
llill at lllll ill Marshall Slum.
South Norwnllr. Conn.
Walll.__ll
Jacob M. Layton,
GeneSlleiitghni-llohzsrgency
Fire, no: and Accident.
Ocean SteamehlpTlckrta—(‘ubin and Strange.
Draft: for one i: and upwards and Money Order! to
all pane of Europe.
Rotary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination. ‘
65 Warhmgton SL, (Next door to PMDOKWCJ
South Nor-walk, Conn.
SEWERS!
one. o. summon. ‘
Down Agninfinreti
The Plan for [tn-h or P001 to do their Trading,
in at the Market of . 5
A. s. Durand
(fur. Main and liav'tlaxul lite, :50. Norwalk.
Purmhnme Sic-ah, 20o: Loin Steak, 1543,; Round 5
SW. 141,2; Pork Steak. Ne: Blioulder Steak, mm; 1
sausage. tic; Sliced Iiam, talc; Whole ,iiam. No; i
Ind.- n! llnm, lit-lilo; Plate lint. 5 to t2; Prime!
Roast Beef, 16o; ibmt Barf, 1'2“ ; Mutton t'hnpe. !
the; Le: of Mutton, lute; Beet Corneal Ila-t inl,
Tow n. ii to lie. 3
Everthing of the Best Quality:
That can he had. It the?» is anyone who wants to
lit’i' within thrir nil-ans call a: my Market and you‘
, will dud It to your advantage. Hoods tlt'llltfn‘al [u
f any part of the my. no matter how small the pur-
cluue. I attend to the huelnue myeell and \tlll cu '
dmiur lupin-arr all who call.
frlkmrmher the place. romer Mam and [km
and uremia l
l. s. llllllllll], Premium
r.n.1‘vasn&nno
liare For Sale a
HEAT E R,
Which lacks nothing inn» mnetmction. rim"
‘lnllumhlllty, eronnrny, working or .~:xnp‘.1rity wt
1 management. Tin-y arc of the rub: mn- fur the
‘ mmix: oi tha- mifl‘lrlll. Aim for we.» the
‘ l.lv1.\l)IN(i‘- BANG res
; plum and with warming closet, upprr shell and re
rcrivmr. Aleo a liar
SELF FEEDING STOVE,
l for the: path}! or dining room i'ylmdi-r all!“ e at
all elm for email or large mama
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets
i A large stock of iron, rtcme and prm‘eiain ware.
f sill varwtleeof diehee, oleoagood stock of plain
and footy glarewnre. Hanging and table lam a
run. Decorated Ii taps and warm, aim i‘.
, Pertertion (Tanking ». Preemx Pots, and Stew
' l'ana. alno Toilet Paper which diam Va readily and
E mm- rmt ohetmct the piper. >
We are agenta for the Gate City Stone Film.
WWII SELL at the Lawns-r I’BICIIS
F. M. PIERCE
DEALER ill
SIGW'IGR. PIPE
A51)
General Sewer Contractor
Ie pre ed to make cunnvriione with main sewer
pi in this city on the moat favorable terms.
ice intending to mount with the recently laid
sewn: in this my will and ll to their advantage to
call on him. Kid U
I"; M . PI ER CE
Box 20. South Norwalk, Ct.
r-
Slate Roofing !
———~~ aca-
We are prepared to do alive: class job 0!
SLATING-
in new BANGOR. was! nasoon, or
rnxaaorz sure
at 5 cents per fail and upward.
Parties wmh‘ng Slate nailing should call on I!
belon- contracting elsewhere.
5.. BACK & Co.
, Water St. fool of fluviland South Norwalk. .
VANDEB BIL'I‘ HOTEL!
0n the European Plan.
(for. 42 St. and Lexington .i re...
Mill “Hill.
0m- .lliuule’s Walk from “rand Cea-
trul Depot.
lu‘nlril New to the Elevated R. B, Stations and
~m-rt ear lines.
Eqruppui nith
Till: [DUNN PATENT l'0l.lll.\'li LAW
llllll PIKE ESCAPE.
Barren» rarrird to and from the depoL and Pack
aged» rho-okra tree of charge. Sol 31::
Flint-Clam Butanrant. Medium Prim
IATTHEW CHINE, Proprietor.
ECARPETS !
WCARPETS!
" The Urgent Stock to sclrrt horn of any more in the State at
: Lowest Pric
es for Cash.
; .' 7'.‘ a». llravy
' Elegant Body Brnuelle Carpet. so: a v. Elegant Tapestry Bmmlia nor. 0- , a). and it
l lngraina. nt'lr, Mr and (do. Burn lawn-ll lngniaa .5r
‘1 W. INWW SIIADES.
. . , nod unlit .ou ' mltrre,wllh ltlllm’. all readyto hang. 50¢. . Spring
1 lbmfil'l‘iggnlfilllglfi hush. wit’h w'ltlilmmlngs rompiete. tlr. All Item Point and Trimmings
.Qlw.
Parlor Suits in great variety. Bedding, Bed ripri
up.
prim, I'
Intel-tidied in New York city tall.
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
—‘T—
M. .WW...‘ . -..._w.._.
E The Buck Hansen:
1
mp.
lmmflm" I‘m!“ 33'” :31" filgymonr h{exallnlrpholed-revs We do an he work-nay my house.
and employ the but workmen in each branch at our Matinee.
o. E. SMITH’S’
. ' .. manor Broad.( he the Wall and Winch-«inn
‘0' “mm m M awwronzo.
LOOK‘WOOD
WALL PAl’l'JR.
MESS! STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS. [inboard (iolth'nfalv per full, Plain (Sow. ,
max-3&1". a: [05: per roll. Without Gold. To to»: per roll. ‘ .
FURNITUlif. ,
l Cram: Suite. flit. ll pierce. Ash Bedroom Snip. $33 up. Walnut and Cherry Baboon: Suite. ’55
etc . at low prim “mien. Lace Curtains.
complete can be lonad hm at has than city
(hard- drlivrml without extra charge.
CONN-
. Special Prices
“l to
ABCII ITBCTS
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
w
It is made In
YOUR
own town.
w
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
B l C II I D N D
BANG Bil
Plnmhera and
Gail
Fitters. Slate
and
I‘ll Roofers.
a 00"
1037113-
llllll'l'lllli Billl'l'llllls :
Have Opened To-Day
Their Full Line of-
Sl’lllllll llllllllllli'l'S,
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS?-
SPRING CLOTHING
—-—()X
Saturdavl Feb." 25th..
1‘
COMS'I‘OCK BROS.
Insurance Building, Masonic Building,
dtiv
So. Borwnlk. Nor-walk.
guess Lois?
FARMS
—AND——
llllllll'l'llY llllSllll-Illlllis
FOR SALE.
Insurance.
Fire, 9, Accident and Plate Glass.
IS BEST . 0W8 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
Bill Hi i all Ellllllllll llllllllll,
45 o 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, 00"".
Rubber Stamps.
Orders rrceived on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company.
hibition at rooms.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES, RELEASES and A$lONliENT8 of IOR'I'GAGES
carefully drawn. and titles to real property searched.
ACKOWLEDGNENTS TAKEN, tllotary Public, Commie-loner Superior
Court.)
LOANS NEGUI'IATBD AND MONEY INVESTED in safe and reliable
recnrities.
EUROPEAN PASI’ORTS OBTAINED.
ADVERTISEMEBTS for Sew York papa-re received and promptly attended to
TAYLOR? éOLDEn.
Fi'iié' Old and Reliable.
um FREIGHT LINE.
larval llewluri.
~Tll£ PROPELLERB-
Vivi»
C
Samples on ex.
nonrnnnrei"
mrmvmmnm ‘
City of Korwalk in Eagle,
Will he fill “l , “I I 1’! I
firm id. the. moi: Wile-3
height tale- MII and metal for all
palate on the Ila-bury and liar-walk and
pupal; ltallroada at Greatly led-ea!
late- ,
swarm" wound-e
ta «berth .
at now until:
couture-Wat
M '
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