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PRINCE BISMARCK MYIELDS THE
MATRIMONIAL POINT,
And the Faithful Swain and Ills Boys)
Sweetheart Will Journey Through Hf.
Together-Berliners Comment on the
Iron Prlnre's “Hattie-1151‘».
Blister. Am: i — The marriage unis,
which has shrrrd up all Germany, not to
any all Europe, began March 5]. when Em-
peror Frederick informal Prince Bismarck
of the project. The grim chancellor immo-
dlately made the most strenuous objections,
and opposed such a move with his wonted
flrmnera Then the empress was called in
to try her skillfumn the Man of iron, the in-
sisted upon the marriage going on, and i111-
periously bras-111d aside llimmrck's objec-
tions. But the chancellor became stubborn,
and threatened to resign if the project was
pushed. The next day was the «casino 0!
Bitmarck’s birfluloy, and now, with the full
light of the recent ev 111115 turned on, the mem-
orable speech made on that 1h1y by Crown
Prince William is even more significant than
it appeared at the time of its utterance.
On the 4th of April the chancellor was told
that Prince Alexander, the valiant suitor,
was coming. This precipitated the crisis, and
then the relations between the royal family
and Bismarck were joined by a very slender
thread indeed, needing but the slightest
added tension tosnap it apart. The sudden
surrender on the pert of the chancellor is
undwbtedly due to favorable declarations
having been made on the subject by the cmr,
to whom overtures were made. He has very
likely withdrawn his objectionstoAlexundor,
providing th latter will relinquish all claims
to the throne of Bulgaria.
The remark is frequently heard now among
Berliners that only priests and petticoute are
able to conquer the Man of Iron.
The latest report here says that the Bisr
march crisis will prohablyasume an acute
phase again shortly; that the empres is de-
termined to prevail in her desires, even if the
chancellor resigns.
The National Zcitung says that it is certain
that the chancellor has thus fai' overcome the
difficulties existing in regard to the proposed
marriage, and it says that it is equally certain
that Prince Bismarck will resign his office if
the difficulties occur again
81. Pmassuno, April ill—The Grajdm
nine, in an inspired article, says that the pro-
posed marriage of Prince Alexander and
Princrm Victoria is a British plot to secure
the return of Alexander to the throne of Bul-
garia. If this should provetobeso, Russia
ought to reply to England from the mount-
ains of Afghanistan.
Empnss Victoria Among the Sufferers.
anutv, April lit—Empress Victoria and
Princem Victoria, Sophie and Margaret
started for Posen to inquire as to the condi-
tion of the mfferers by the floods. Onthe
arrival of the empress at Landsherg she was
received by the municipal authorities She
thanked them for their devotion and their
work in rescuing those imperiled by the
floods. The empress arrival at Posen yester-
day afternoon. She stopped at other
place; besides Landsberg. and was every-
where greeted with cnthusiann The Pol-
ish leaders have isucd a manifesto asking
the inhabitants of Posen to sinktheir national
disputes and unite in welcoming the emprexe.
The route from the station to the governor’s
house was lined with people, who enthusiasti-
callycheemdhermajuty. Addrsaing Corny
cilorJacohstheempreasnid: “1 commission
youtoexprentoalltakingahelpful part. in
themtdangerthethanksettheemperor
andmyself. The calamitythat hmbefallen
youarmtses our deepest sympathy, and we
hope to alleviate your Sllflel’ings as fares
human help can alleviate them."
Bout-agar to His Constituents.
PARIS, April lit-Gen. Boulnnger has
written a letter thanking the electors of Der.
dogne for the honor which they paid him in
electing him as their representative in tho
ohamherddoputieghutsaysthathe willsit.
inthachamherofdopnties only for the de-
parlznentof Nerd. The general says that the
votethatwascast in DordOgneconfirmstho
mosaity for the dimlution of the chamber of
deputies and a revision of the comtitutinn.
and concludes: “Universal suffrage is our
master. It is intolerable that discredited
politldausshould presume to make it their
servant.”
Thooillcial returns of the legislative elec-
tions in three departments give Gen, Bou-
langeramuchlargervote than the first ac-
counts. Thus in the department of the
he received 59,498 votes against
35,745 given to M. Clorzounie, the oppor—
tunht candidate. In the Aims, where a sec-
ond ballot took place, the general, in spite of
the withdrawal of his candidacy, received
11,6“ votes.
Dr. Mackenzie Decorated.
Emu, April lit—The emperor, indoo-
orntingDr. Mackenzie yesterday withtheor-
duoftheredeagle,wrot1e on a tabletasfol-
lows: “When you first came to melcon-
Med inyonbomu-you were recommended
bymszrmanphyslciaas. Since that time
lhavshadoceas‘hmbymyownexpu‘imeeto
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1.1. late Chief Justice.
Wasmsq r011, April 10. amount
Garlandpn mledto the mpremecom‘tyes-
terday the1 1: lutionsadoptedbythsharand
otlhzersoffloonrt at a recent meeting»
WW1hteChiaf .1me After
rmdingtln1rewlutiouu the atmrneygmeral
‘wthn 111:1 resolutions state, not by com-
parison. but directly and absolutely, that he
was equal the 11111111 of his ‘ oflceof chief
justice in 1111 that is implied in its title, what
more can 01 need be midi That hetilled such
aplaoeiul ct is fame and glory enoughln
theminds i all people who areacquainted
with our Itstitutions and mater-stand their
workings touting to this post in 1874, when
theeountrywas still rocking in the throes
of the terrible civil war of four
years and more, when many vexed
and disturl lug questions of the first moment
were crow 'ng here for detemtination, at
once be outlined his place with the ease and
familiarlty1 of untrained jurist. in his first
opinion (“‘1th agt. Merchants' bank, 49
Well) we see the same plain, direct, clear,
cogent antlI judicial style that runs through
his latter utterances, and even ohnrnowrizos
his very hull pmluctions. From this volume
of Wullucmto the coming l25 United State!
reports inclusive, forty volumes, stand the
monumentli of his industry, ability and im-
partiality in this forum, and they will not
fall to pint-11‘s at the touch of time.”
The rcwIIutions of the bar, with the rouuxrkx»
of the attorney general, 1111 r11 ordcrul placed
upon the unords of the court.
5711111va THE CHILDREN.
Fearful IIIrnlnlity to the Littlo (mu.
Burned to Eat Horn Flo-l1.
l’irrsr11111.»,hlnso1,l\prilill—Alumni Day,
of filo: kridlc be, found on thccnst side of the
lluus‘atonie river, two miles from Slur kridm,
a shot king case of cruelty crime, and neglect
of 1hi'11lre111.lie and Agent Smith, of the
Benton Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children, climbed up the mountain Sunday
through the mow until they remrhcd a miner»
uble hochI, with window panes all out, and
the 311511051 filled with raga The roof .and
shim of the but were rotten.
Entering, they found a woman, coarse,
dirty and Ircpulsivc, clothed in rags; a girl
of 15, with scarcely any clothing and with
bare feet, and two boys. one 10 years old and
the other :11, both nearly naked.
The children said that they had suffered
severely 1111] winter. Their mother used to
send them out in the coldest weather to get
wood for the tire. Their feet had of ten been
frozen and the woman beat them cruelly.
The boyli led the officers to the back of the
house, w here the skeleton of a horse was ly 111g.
They said the animal had been choked to
111 nth with a potato, and that they had been
{wood to out its llcsh, 011 the stove inthe
hovel 1111.11 11 put in whichaportion of the
horse Was cooking. The smell was frightful
The woman sold she had been a widow for
seventccu‘yontn. All thcchildreu were ille—
gitimate. The daughter had been brought
up in vice. Altogether it was the worst case
that Agent Smith had ever seen. Sheriff
Day had Warrants sworn out, and the whole
family well-e arrested to—dny.
A. 'Telrgrnpher's Blunder.
JERSEY ClTY. April 10.—.-\ meager train
on the main track of the Pennsylvania rail—
road 1 »on1'1ing from ll nverly, N. 1., when
about a mile from this city yeswrday after-
noon, cradhml into the rcar of a freight train
standing on the same track. The caboose
wm smashed to pieces, und~the engine at the
passenger train and several cars badly -
wrecked. ‘ A number of passenger: were
injured, and also a brakeman and the bag—
gagornastlzr. Theaccidentwas theresult of
atelegraph operator’s blunder. Theinjured
are as follows: E. H. Van New, Newark,
injuredalboutthe head; J. B. Kondig, hag—
gagemastormurtonthehandand body; It.
A. Golding g, Newark, hand injured; A. (‘,raig
brakeman, badly hurt; James Brown, New
ark, badly bruised; an unknown man {not}
trightfullycut.
lqllleneu AM Industry.
l’rrrsaumo, April 10—11111» 111 tion of the
employee of the Edgar Thomson Steel works
in refusing to mwpt Mr. C’arncgies Stale!
11111] wopositlons is havuig a very doprcsviug
effect on 1115111191 in general. Yesterday one
firm was lbrced to make an assignment, and
two other places of busimm Were closed vol-
untarily. Father Hickey, in a sermon to the
employee 11m Sunday, pledged his word that
he could settle the difficulty in one hour and
start the mills and furnaces within forty-
eight bouts It is thought that his proposi-
tion may be accepted If so the reverend
gentleman will accompany another (unlimit-
tee to New York and hold a conference with
Andrewflarnegie.
lillll After tho Boodle”.
Nzw 11011.11, April ill—District Attomey
Fellows said thathe rill move the court of
oyer and Ilermlner to-niorrow to have a date
set for tlui next noodle trial. Said Col. Fel-
lows: “ldonot wishtoreveal the name at
present. I will say, however, that he is an
alleged bulbs giver. " it was said by a gen-
tleman who knows thoroughly the history of
the case, that Kerr will be tried before lticb—
mend, Whhoamo a better case was made out
liminthe tostlmonyinShas-p'strial.
District Attorney Fellows to-day moved the
dismiml‘of theoase against Sharp outhe
presentation of a certificate of Sharp's death.
AshIton Will Challenge Kilnln.
Boswell April lO.-—-.lsck Ashton says: “At
myearllo convsnleneelshallputup a fur-
feitoffit tofight Kilmin to a finish, with
no glow or with skin gloves, nothing
heavier. I to name the amount. I shall
111111 the moment he arrives in this
country. 1 I think Kilrain and Mitchell will
helium 111011de 1 shallmrelyhave
myllght thKllrsln.forhepromisodmehe
would lid I told him in London 1 would
hlm,andhe sald,‘lf1 getto
1 for the Convention.
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a Water 81., Norwnlls,
' 73 Main lit. Bo Not-walls.
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old age If on lncor if you dte it wtll be :1 help
111 your farm 31 it}; c1 his 11 day will give :1 51111111 L‘
man an endowmr 111. 11131000 to in paid to hm at
wymrs of age or to the family at 11mm. .1 111.21- a
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Ladies White ll1‘mstitclt
Handkerchiefs, 711‘.
Gent's Printed llordcr llund-
kerchn‘ls, 5c.
Ladies Fancy Stripe Hose,
Regular Illu1le,2 pairs for 25¢.
Five Button, Stitched Back
Kid Gloves, Black and Colors,
ll ARBANTED, at 59c. 11 pair.
To arrive in a day or two,
Job Lots in Towels,
Another In
1-2 BL’l) TABLE LINEN,
And still another in
Turkey lied llmnask.
Alsoa Beautiful him-Challies
lill‘llt‘n 1111
P. S.-—Just opened. a nice
lino Spring Jackets at right
prices.
Jomv 1|. initials,
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Blue Stone. Etc.
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stupendous-summon: of
Borders,
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Spring Styles.
Paintln Pa rnan
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fortnlizr.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered , l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 ‘Vash‘lugton Street.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches, .
' ' Jewelry,
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Sliverware.
kpcnui attention pond to the r1p::11.1.r 1.! fine
watchmund )cwutl ).
193 Main Street.
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CARRIAGE IIIK IIIIJ
Rl‘ll’ .‘1. [R] N (i I
GEN Eli“. BLACKSM ITIIING.
This is the mason in which to pnparc for wmttr
and it is better to fill ready for rough travel than to
wait until the busy winter season
Work of all kinds portnllllllt.‘ to rnrrlugi making ,
and general blacksmdlung promptly 1. to: 1111': to .
Wagons of all kind-1 at: 1dr to 1.11111.-
it 111311111 for sale.
Henry Tilly.
MAlN STREET.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
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Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S llOS’l.‘0N
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$3.50.
I2 Main Street.
Best quality,
[\l'lli. l AY mujllili
Highest hash Price
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sentinel attire when: it can be seen in Operation on
spplxratlon.
W. H. MEEKER,
Solo tgcn: for Normals.
Sammy l'lumbtn ‘ aml lam I'Vl‘rilbfl? ht axing a
spu‘iallv.
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Olllccs. 41113 Main Street.
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on! he mbiccf by "Ann! Matilda.”
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PHILADELPHIA. P2153.
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A NEW STOCKW
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GILT WALL PAPER .
Borders' In all Widths.
Wall Paper Hung to Order.
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A. DICKERMAN & SON ’S,
3‘.) Washington Street,
9
South Norwnllt.
Bridgeport Bargam House.
OPENING- WEEK.
11:‘1‘11:1111.1:1.1.r11 nourenmcs
Otter an out To new stock of
LADIES’ BROKDOLOTHS,
French Silk Warp, Henriettas, French
Foule, Beige and 3erazes, Elegant ‘
blew Combinations.
Wonderful Bargains' In Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
125 PIECES PURELY ALL—WOOL
@UITINGS,
, l.» 1-1:.111 51111 Manure». including all the New Spring Coloring: (this season's 1:01.11th we offer at
500- Per
Yard.
100 I’ll}? En VERY FINE QUALITY
English @uitings,
_P11r Tailor Made balls :11 4111:1111-1.1.111;.1.~ of 11111151 3:. ‘ 191111. a wide. goods that were imported this
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$1-00 pe’
Yard.
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, $1. 00 and $1.25 m
1‘ l:1.;1- picmcn.’ B’mk Rhoda -. 11 1.4.51- :5» 891:3111I’ilc,wcr1l1$lllfl $1.19 31 " and $1 511.
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COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGAINS.
1W B. HALLeco
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SEYMOUR BROS.
1:12:52 YOUR _
Fresh Meats
———GO TO Til 3——
}?EOPLES’ MARKET.
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VEGETABLES.
nova" honour THE I’LAC
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop.
cadesimes Aiio MEAT§
MAT THE OLD STAND OIL--
T. BURR GUYBR d: SON.
sanmowoon.
ALI. ORDER.“ [935111120 PROM .I‘TLY.
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CITY FOLKS FIND 11' T0 l‘HEIR ADVANTAGE 1'0 Null} WITH US.
GIVE US A TRIAD-
HAlil) I3AN P12101318
TURKEYS
I The cheapest and Best In 'I'ovm.
CELERY
non GROWN. film]! EVERY DAY.
HOME DRESSED CHIOKBNS. onusr.
AND DUCKS.
Also a full line of
, Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries, Egg!
and canned Goods.
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meat. Fish. Oysters. clams and locations.
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