one Wag ammsucu.
STRIKING AND BLOODSHED
MLROAD usonms use THE snor-
eun ARGUMENT.
WT“ .
They Are Auiated in the Conflict by Law-
leel Itouatatneers Who Object to the
location of the load—F!" Killed M
a Number Wounded. '
Knoxvlux, Tenn, April 12.—»A serious
riot is reputed in the vicinity of Cumberland
Gap, on the Kentucky border, in which a
number of native mountaineenl and laborers
employed in the construction of the Powell.
Valley railroad wan engaged,
'l'hsloene ct dbnlrhanosisaluountainom
section, and remote from a telegraph station,
relieving it lmpomible to ascertain lull partic-
ular-lot theaflair. Paaengerswhocamein
over the Knoxville and Ohio road, however,
caythattho riot is the resultot anamult
made upon the workmen hyatew lawlea
mountaineers who object to the location 01
the road. Pistols were treely used, and it!!!
men are rewrtad killed, while a number are
wounded
Pending hostilities the employee inaugur-
atoda strike, demanding an advance from
ILL?) to 11.50 per day. This lott a large
number of men idle, and drinking was suc-
ceeded hy’tlghtlng at the railroad works in
that vicinity. ‘
Tthentucky convicts are being utilized
to mmpleto some 0! the contracts in that
state, and this is given us a probable cause of
thistate of adults about Cumberland Gap.
In Tennessee, however, the Poiolls valley is
being built entirely by tree labor, and no
trouble is apprehended from hostility of the
mountaineers, except to convict labor. The
particulars are moagerand unsatisfactory. It
is feared that further bloodshed will ensue.
An account which is considered quite
authentic gives the tollowing details: Last
Saturday it!) laborers struck {or an increase
of wages. They notifledthe contractor and
the people for miles armmd that whoever av
tempted to fill their places oh the job might
expect to be killed. The coiltractors hired a
new lot of men and put them to work Mou-
day morning. About noon that day a large
torco of strikers under the influence of
whisky, and armed with rifles and pistols, as-
saulted the Workmcn. They; were also well
armed, and the battle lasted for several min-
utes. A courier has arrived here with in-
structions to buy a large supply of arms and
ammunition The sherill' of Claiborn county
has gone to the seem of war with a large
porno.
" or Allegheny our.
Pomona, April 13-4 stay has has
published tothe edactthat Dent. Ryau,ol'i
thallnitad Monaural It. "ordained
loco omitted on tilediamwahductlng Misc
manic Parsons. at Allegheny City. Min
Parsons was a leader in the Helhodist church
choir, and belonged to a highly respectable
family. Ryan and Meade ware held in
$10,000 to aruwer. ,
Mini Parsons arrived new New York this
morning, accompanied by a llctwtive, She
was found at u banding house in that city,
and tilt“ She would willingly return to testify
ill the pro-locum»). Her story is that also and
a friend, Carrie Hamilton, were ambition to
become “flotsam They met two young men
calling thelnu'hch. 'l‘. Mamba” andJ. 11.
Meade. who said they were thl-atl'iml agents
and (willful the girls positions it they would
aocolupally them each The girls started It!
Trentw with the men, but Corral grew so»
piciousaud turned back. Minnie, whohotl been
attrition with Marshall, went to the Trenton
house with him and was n-gistcrcd as Mn.
Marshall. Thence the couple mine to New
York and lived two weeks at the llochmter
House, a cheap resort in llllwkcr street.
Marshall than deserted the girl, giving her
$20 and telling her to do the brat she could
for herself. She got u place a» sltore girl, but.
mu mainland to art into llutl's opera troupe
at N!) n mun-ll. Thu l-unl'mny went to Boston
for twu weeks, and were there while Minnie's
mother was hunting; New York over with
the wlice tor llel‘. Minnie was moanwhilopro-
mated to a more lucrative position as a singer.
The company recently rvturu-ul to New York,
and the police found Minuiw yl-stervlay. They
told lzcr that Marshall was Lil-5.. Ryan, and
she was greatly surprised. The police say
that Ryan is 2: I’hilmlelpllinll, of a wealthy
and respectable Inmily. Ryan denies Miss
Purwns' version of the “Hair, saying that she
met him at Trenton after waiting for him at
the Trenton home I or two days.
HE warms HlS RELEASE. ‘
llall Player “'ard'n Vigorous (”3)?ch
to the Iteaerye ltulc.
Saw leu, April izl-Juim M. Ward, 0!
the New York League Baseball club, has ad-
dressed a letter to the public explaining his
position in connection with the {allure of the
club and himself to agree upon the salary to
be paid him for the ruining sou-loll. Ward
claims that he is justified in asking us much
salary from the New York club as he could
secure elsewhere, and says that he will find
anothcra-lubto pay a high price torhism
lease, in addition to which he will pay to the .
New York club $1,000 out of his. first season's
salary, in consideration 01’ his unconditional
release from the “reserve" rule, under which
he is now held. Mr. “'nrll also argues that
Keefe and Brown, who are also as yet un-
signed, are entitled to the increase in salary
asked by them.
The letter concludes as follows: "I have
Oflmltl to buy my release from the New York
club, but it refuses to sell. 1 have given it
my torzm, and it refuses to sign me, and I
fully appreciate the [act that it has the poiver
to {0111! me out of a professim) in which 1
earned a livelihood below any stockholder of
the New York club had invesqu a dollar in
the game."
It is rumored that the l’itteburg club has
otterel1315,vw for Ward, and that unb- he
isrelcasod he will dcnlaru’l $5,000 lnlary Iron:
the New Yorks. .
A DOUBLE LIFE.
BLIND, BUT WICKED.
ll Venerable Sinner Who Has One Too
Many Wives.
Arms-rs, 6a., April lit—For several days
Atlanta has been on oying the sensation of a
blind bridegroom, t e owner-o! gold mines in
Montana, who had won Mia Sarah Anght-
man, aged 18, to be his wife, although he
himself was 60 years old. The first thing he
did on Monday morning last was to take her
aroundtothejewelryand dry goods stores,
andsubeequently she made her appearance
arrayed in the finest of fabrics and the most
exquisite of jewelry. Tuesday night on ofllv
oer tore her blind husband from her side. and
heisnowaninrnate of the calaboose. This
summary pmoseding was the result of a tele—
gram received from Attorney Homtt, ot'
Ellingham, Illa, which stated that the old
sinner had played the same game in that
town last November, Mia Annie Mout-
gomery being the victim. The new wit:- is
disconsolate, but believes implicitly in her | ‘
husband. The Illinois lady is on her way to .
claim her own, and altogether an interesting
sensation is ahead.
Nippon-oi licspcctlrblc “'unlan “1:0
“as the Associate at Thieves
SAN l‘luxt‘lsco, April l2.—-Mrs. Rule
lryan, of this city, whose appearance in
Portland, Ore. as n absolute, woman andan
l ass-Joint.- of thieves, “‘llilc hell] in the highmt
rcput» by lu-r umuqcrting lunilunr! and ar-
A Mystery Clo-rod.
NEW YORK, April lit—The body of F. C. ‘
Ackley, the aqueduct supply dealer, who
mysteriously disappeared on Jan. 7, was
found yesterday floating In tthorth river.
There were were no marks of violence, and
death was undoubtedly caused by drowning.
Ackley was partly demented on account or
business trouble about the time he disap—
peared. _ ,
' Boodler Ken'- 'l'rlal.
New Yuan, April li—D’ntrlct Attorney
Fellows, in the court of oyar and terminer
yesterday, urged thataday he set for the
trial of Thomas B. Kerr. Kerr’s attorney
asked for delayuntil theJuno terniot the
court, but Judge Patterson a-erted that the
defense had had ample time for preparation,
and set the date or trial tulle-slay, April 2;.
qunlntnm-es was recently published, has been ,
lurdoucd by Governor l’cnuoyur. oi Oregon. ?
. She had been n'ntenced to the penitentiary !
{or a your for assisting her permanent to rub
on Alaska miner, who visited the house of ill
repute in which she lived. The governor
based his pardon partly on the jury‘s rmmu»
menllation to mercy, the jurors having to
hem! at the time till. crime was monthd
the woman was entirely under the iniluenm
oi ltcr mmpnnion. The governor was intllr
enroll also by the statement of cs-(lowmor
Nowell. of Washington Territory. Nowell is
a physician, and says that while attending
Mrs. Bryan be income satisfied that her mind
was not right.
Ills Numerous irogeny.
PHILADELPHIA, April li—As the simmer
British Princeton, bound tor Liverpool, was
leaving the dock yuatcrday, the attention of
every or»: on the wharf was attracted by an ;
excited littlc Irishman who you“! and waved 5
his handkerchief tor them to hold up, all he
wanted to get on boon]. lie was tugging a
largecarpetsachel, and clone after his heels
was a regiment o! childrm, all one and
alarm. Then came a woman mrrying a child,
and mvoral others clinging to her are»; The
man gave the name of J. Hall, of Pittsburg.
He is a laborer and mine to this country
tweatrflve years ago, and lenow going'hm
with his wile and sixteen. children to pay a
visitwhtplriendad'l'hhoeeldutol’ thechlldm
honlywyearsnn t Whom-us
sail Another (this! Justice. ' months. Themarentoel’ioyaandaemgirk
Tomato, 0..April ill—1t is rcportodhem
that Judge Trunk/5y. ot Pennsylvania, will
be appointed to sacred Chief Justice Waite.
Killed by run-g Walls.
Xsw You, April ill—A brick wall in
courseoterectioninthersarotNo. 506 East
Seventy-fourth street, fell yutorday alter
noon, carrying down and injuring several
laborers, and killing John Conlty, a plumber,
anti Frederick Shannon, I hm.
A Veteran Produce limiter-t Dead.
N" Your, April l2~The death was an-
nounced at the Produce Exchange yesterday
of Asa Stem at Jammie, Fla. Ir.
Bteveaswalahonttlbyearlold, and was one
at theoldutmunhusot theexchango.
“Please look for My Italy."
szmu, N. J., April law-Some boy- play.
Winsome vacant lots on ' avenue
yutardoytouad anote reading as follows:
“To whom may chaocoto pick thh up. Will
they besokiudastoloddormy halyaround
heresoaloplsco in theopongrowsl. lam a
woman, and have had such a terrible lite
with my husband I can’t stand him any
longer. lrnoan todo away with my lite.
Pleasetdlmyhuohand to think of how he
lmcdroverneto thls,and alrntoiorglve me
for my deed of death. lam uttered. (laxi-
hy to all. Mrs. C. Kinney, Court street."
Theboyu took the note to the police, who
searched the lots and (wind thedead body oi
a woman, about 55 years old, which was
ldaatitledasthat of Mrs. Kinney. Thalia-
hand will heartened.
On Trial to: Patricia“.
*Auousn, Ila, April til—Tho trial at
Charles L. Baal, d Clinton, charged with
marderlnghtetathsrmaganurday. l’odtlve
CONDENSED NEWS.
NewsdatodSepthlan huboulraceived
tromEmtnPacha. Stanleyhadnotnached
hlmatthettltne.
n“ ‘ymmmpg‘ifn‘mm V‘“
to , a to Governorliill
inhehalfottheeondemnodmnrdner.
kawashegnnyuterdayonthol’muyl.
vaula, Ponghkeepde and New Englandnn.
Munich in to formatllronghltnefran
the hellish v-tloyto mum-u,»
wayof the Poughkeepaie bridge. Thellno,
toaconnoctionwiththeflrboathowutand
the Hartford and Connecticut Walkman
theeatt,htohe completed dorlngtheprsa-
mun-on.
mountains at "preventative: yester-
dayparssdthotwoontnamtb nllroaltlltil.
mam-mule was
nidoneehubeenlllsclond manor-tin can
mm. 314.700- m h 3...: with the attempted wrohanot‘rlryrfi
39m! ‘ It " nine, the poison found in the whisky drank
:"W’mwm Duh-I” W by m. rather. l'lhortly lactate Hr. Ileal’l
gm“ 0- m‘ death om one: uremia Hellenic?
. 80“- .Wt Ion 'atorr aw Charles
\t‘lllhulttley,whoditd at the Commu- M and.” ham] him all how much
not hm,BdBmMoahIMaynlthtt 3:570)":an it would take to lull amen.
Multan-tam Meter ta grains 0! wm,mm why he wanted to know Deal
WWW in mind with uhhky,and Walllldllltllwml he would have
twothlrds at the mitten.
Annual-Numis- ‘ glen. m" m .3321???
Wu II t It ' " new to am Bullion». ,
- “Intuit. *mmamlauam-m
l. meuw‘m imitates MPG-lire, m
t ‘ , tho Mont-thaw.
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c a
light (lore tlghgtlarqalwl
ruler. mm a, new a
item route «the:
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Building Sites for Sale. Cottages Built and Rents-d." Choice Lots all 501100 (at. Now is the time to buy and build. Five llauteo walk from Rowaytoa
Station. Five minutes ride on cars to South Norwalk.
erty advancing. Late at Very Lost Prices. OWN l’tllllt OWN HOME AND STOP PAYING REST. livery Person can buy and build
on our plan. We will build for you on part payment. Plans and rote ol’ one hundred styles of modern muscles at low figures. (‘all at our unite
and inspect the property and see what can be done in the way at owning your own home. Call on a address.
TIIORNTON B. SMITH, l TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Lenox Hill Building Company, -' 0R r-Roalnstate find Insurance Agts,
uown'wN. com. 7 l l Washington St, South Norwalk. Conn.
Five cents tale. Quicker than horse can to Norwalk. The Coming plate to build and on. Prop
SOME
SEASONABLE .
B argains !
Dried Apricots
for slewing; make just splendid
sauce, and oh! such pies. Cheap
at 22c. lb.
l'rllnells for tllosnmc purpose,
lsl- lb.
Lemons, 15 cts. dozen.
Oranges. 30c, elsewhere 35c.
Plenty ofgood Baldwin apples.
Fine new mode Butter. It is
rosy. Price :ltlr, elsewhere 3?.
to 35.
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lillle lfllmslllk’l
Halal, Bailll ill.
Mon-«a—
woon MAHTBLS.
noons.
sun. nnrnns.
mo woon worm.
0' ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for 'l‘riuuuing
COO -
Plato all Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing.
and Turning.
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Lauthudenlholdaado-mue
[ill at llll filth“ Street.
South Ion-walk, Conn.
Hlllll, Bailly & (:0.
HUMPHBEYS’
Mimevmmmm
For Hen», Cattla,8hoep,
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1 Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
. Pine Watch repairing a Specialty- ‘
; Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
MR 0. (l. Jill GUFFEE.
heatethetown, trylt.
Price 350 :1 lb.
; DANIEL unormnmnn
) Washington street Bridge.
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, General bower Coll tractor
'5 '7 “W‘hf‘fi mi‘i‘i‘fill‘ 321”"
p Em. intending to connect wllhlheen-rcmiy laid
men In this city will find it to their advantage to
call on him. are If
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Box 20, South Norwalk, Ct.
lltll‘SA’l‘ONlC RAILROAD: T A | L o R ,
IMSBURY l- NOBWALK llll’l9l05.j t .
(‘mcctcd number Hill. 1281'.
Passenger Trains. l 8"an 3 “RWAL K, CT.
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]: 3P2.“ 413p... la. 41 3:: pain. ‘ ' Being unable tomntaetm
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NORTH.
Lv. Wilson Point. hallo. Somali. Actions-1k
33%“ lined gmn‘m. M’x’d ru liked
Tommewith concerns I have taken the
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neat: to the state tor lhesaleol’
at 9:25am.
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1:3 "lined s‘df‘pnflnw l: l3: Homage, ‘lnddtl'etll “Bikers. LBY
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Fine Harness To Order,
ManualJttheoldstandmhenlwfllkm
for line of Whips. . Chamois.
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Fire. Life, Accident and Plate fillin-
18 BEST KKOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN (DRAM AT;j ‘ '
Real Estate and Exchange
45c 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORW___A_!.K, - OOH".
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