THE, Enron mums.
DOCTOHQ AGAIN BEGlN To HOPE
FOR FINAL RECOVERY.
All Dall‘croua Symptom» Alameda—Fight-
In; In l'aria Streaky! ('rovrd 0' Sta-
denta Vandal-hell by the Iloulauger-
late—flora Seldom lllaturballcca Feared.
Buns, April 2L~Tho last twenty-tour
hours have again shown theextraordinary
strength of the emperor’s multitution. Al-
though the doctomalmaot daqnired of hi:
ulajesty'l rallying from the last attack, they
begin now to hhve some hope. .
The emperor has made such inrccptihle
program that they consider that he may re
cover it no unfavorable symptoms develop, a
contingency, however, which might happen
at any moment. All dangerous symptom:
have abated, and the {ever has decreased.
The breathing is almost normal; the
temperature has also become lower,
and nearly sunk. for a short time toward
morning, to its natural height." The
discharge from the throat has been implant,
.andhasneccssitetcd that the mnuln lu- ire»
qllently cleaned. But the emperor ha.» :2»
rchd great relief as far osthebrt-aihmgi
concerned. . At times the breathing is nitll~
out an effort; then their “images become
Clogged up, and it is only by a violent tit 01
coughing that relief can be obtainal. iii:~
appetite continues good. Du awaiting he
loll. refreshed. and was anxious to get up.
The doctors, however, would not. allow it.
He will remain a few days longer in bed,
even it he continues to improve. /
The emperor is not oowell this morning.
Symptoms which cause some apprehonviou
have renppoaml. No immediate danger,
however, is anticipated.
DISTURBANCES IN PARIS.
Serious Encounters Between Students and
the Bonlan‘erlata.
Pains. April 21,—1.1“, evening about 1,500
; clllcrgvm-j'.
students assembled in the Latin quarter. and g
marched to the Hotel du Louvre, shouting: .
“Down with Boulmlgcrl’y "Down with the i
dictator!” and similar cries. ’
They came into collision with a crowd of,
Boulangertits, and Were drive-n into the book-—
vards in disorder. Rmmbling they at—
tackcd the Boulangerist newspaper ofiiccs.
The Boulnngcrist party," following, attacked
the studean with loaded sticks, and many
were wounded.
Finally the police scparated the combatants.
and arrested a large number of them. i
It is feared that it will be impossible to
avert many more encounters, which will
probably prove more serious.
Another Railway Claw Proves Paine.
Eummi, N. J., April 21.——Mnry Dor-
man, who was believed by many to have
been the victim-of the celebrated Hallway
murder, has been found alive and well in
Scotland. Intelligence of this fm't has boon
received here iron: on undouhml sntlrrc.
The detectives nrent work on the Clara l-‘inL-c
clew. Clara Fluke was missed about the
time that the murder was committed. and
has never been found.
The Company \‘Ictorlona.
[mm-'0”, S.Y., April f.’l.—'l‘he celebratml
case of Mary McL‘allum, wile ol the late Dr.
MCCallum, who committed suicide last spring,
against the Mutual Life Insurance Company
at New York, was terminated by the mart
directing a verdict for the company. Mr».
Callum sued to recover $50,000 on policics her
husband held. The tompany claimed tiw y
were canceled. Astay of ninety days uh..-
granted.
0
Killed by a Falling ltuIlllillg. ,
CluCAGO, April 21.—.\ building at it} :l.;d ‘
9"; North Clark street, which was undergoing ;
repairs, fell to pieces, the twnupperlbmrsx
giving way and the front wall caving in;
With a terrible crash. Two men nanml ,
James Smallcy and Ruins Fullerton, \vhol
were working on the building, were totally 3
injured. ‘
Daltmctivo Fire In Addison, N. l‘.
BlXGllAM'IOS, N. Y., April 2|.-.“ Addi-
son flre destroyed the Addison house, musing
almoflltifioo, three stores and two dwellings
belonging to Mrs. Wildrick (lost $9,600), and
number of small stores and homes. W. H.
McDowell, a leading citizen. was probably
latnlly injured by a falling beam.
flanged for Murder. ,
annviLu, April ”IL—N. B. Jester, the
murderer of Lieut. J. 'l‘. lane, was hanged
at Lebanon, the smile of the murder. He
made a very disconnected and muscle-a
speech, explaining why he had committed the
crime. Lane, ho said, Did destroyed the hop-
piness of his family.
In car drops a unique design rcmutly soon
“insisted"! hollowed balls 0! 1mm." gold
ornamented with Imall flower designs in red
and blue enamel, and set in a network of
gold wire, which partially mveml with
diamonds the oneniugs at the sides.
Shorter Ilounl for Car Driver-l.
BOSTON, April ‘Jl.—A hill limiting to ten
hour: in twelve the labor 0! drivuru and I'm“-
ductmsonltrcet railways in cities at over
100,000 inhabitants mum" adopted in tho
home by a vote 0! lot to 89.
Death of Willlaln 1!. ”human.
N" You, April lib—William ll. llim'
more, president ol the Adam Exprosa com-
pany, died at 3:30 yesterday alteruoon at lib
residence on Filth avenue.
The Deadly l‘lro lump.
Manon, April 21.-—Thlrty deaths have
resulted lrom theexplocioaol the danlpia
the coal mine- at St. Helen Thuralar night.
CONDENSED NEWS.
A sensation was caused in item’- mun-ion
cmmcllhychargu hrwghthy orient the
mmcllulen that since July, 1895, the my lwl
healrobbedol memmmhy the pur-
chaae ol alppliea by the board at directors at
. .
a”... a.
m; moms WILL nor mum.
'flla Edgar Thoma Stool Wade Imam
‘ Becoming Complicated.
Buoaocx, Pa. April “mm W 0‘
Labor have positively determined not tore-
turn to work at the Edgar Thomson Steel
works, and aaaert that they will call out the
men in Carnegio‘s other mills it the Thurman
Wol'kn am started with nonunion men. A
notice has been posted by them notifying all
pet-was formerly employed there to day
away until the difficulty is settled. This
notice has had the cheat of keeping a great
many lrom signing the agreement. The men
who started to work yesterday are brick-
layem, machinists, ynrdmen and engincen,
who nrelnaking preparation for a general
resumption. Four hundred dollars was dio
tributad among the lllmgarinas, and not one
of the lions llllh’ made his appearame near
the works. Managcr Jones says:
"We are getting ready to start, and pro-
poaeto work; the works will be running to
their lull capacity before long. Enough men
can easily be aecuredto till every lmition.
Two hundred, all we want, are at Work
today. No diacrinlinutlon against lumielj
employer. Will be made, and no trouble is at»-
ttcipatml, but my are lull; prepared for any
i'nder the new scale we rim-or;
nize no labor ul'yzinimtio-m"
('npt. Jones bin \‘ll:i':'(‘tl a Mill. lurcrimilull
lilml against The llrziwldrn'k Daily News for
an anonymous cwmmmlmtion publithl
Thursday averting.
it is reported that the .inmlgumatml meo-
ciation of Iron and Steel worm-rs v. ill suppon
the Knights in tho trouble. The Amalga-
mated oiliciahl, however, dcclino to be inter-
viewed on the subject.
Suing the llotcllltlu "airs.
liniwzl’filt'r,t'()tili., Apz'il‘JI.-—l‘. A. Hutch-
kiss and Anna M. llotchkisi have sued the
heirs of the late gun inventor, Benjamin
;Il\)it’lll{i§~', who died in 135.3, leaving about
‘ il‘IJMMMl.
They claim that they did no: rlr
t'cli‘c Lllcll‘ legal share in the division of tho
propcrty. Attaclnm-nm in the suit lulvo been
hailed againat all the property 0! the “(‘00le
in this state-about SLIWJJUU.
A Brooklyn Lady'a Picture in Tight-l.
NEW Your, April 21,—Social circles of
Brooklyn are shocked by the publicity given
to the (act that there has npwnred in photo
graph»: packml in cigarettes a picturo ol Mrs.
Ephraim J. \Vhitlock, the wife of the cashier
of the board of mlucntiuzl. The photographs
show the lady drmwd in tights, asshe up
poured in a mnxic upcr‘n at lloatoll a [cw
year: ago.
(tortilla Taking a ltig rulukc.
Mnxxw, April L’l.——ltopurta from the vi«
cinity of tho volcano UUI'llllU, in the state of
)lichoacan, relate that lunch smoke is escap-
ing from the crater and that every day show-
t‘rs of ashes tall on the surrounding country.
A gentleman from l’ucbln, a veteran mountr
ain climber, confirms the reports ol increased
activity in the crater of the volcano Pow
mtcptl.
Londvlllo Without a Gambling llouae.
LEADVHJJZ. Colo, April 2l.—For the first
time in its history this city is without a
gambling house. The recent election was on
the law and order issue, and as a result the
umyor notified the chief at police that no
gambling house would be allowed. The
houses were notified to close by 6 o'clock last
night. and they did
Charged with Killing a Hungarian.
J lzltsrv Cm’, April ill—Walter Berry, a
lirakcmnn, ol Phillipsburg, has been arrested
for mining the death 0! Anton Van Wam—
xkcr, who had charge of the Hill pit on the
Central road. The men quarreled, and Barry
g struck the: Hungarian in alleged sell defense.
’l'llc Terror Will Rotlra for a Time.
ilzxvrzn, ( 'olo., April 2L—Nevvt \‘orm, the
Deer Trail tormr. who was recently con-
victed nt (in-eluy of murder in the second de-
gm- (or killing (lay Hollingmvorth while re-
sisting arrest, has been sentenced to the peni-
tentiary lor lourtmn years.
A little girl was to radio a vurro- v-f Scrip-
ture in Sunday school, lltli {mini tn rum-m-
bcr it. X'IlIl 21hr: ".‘vinlllma. ulm' i. my
Vt? ‘9 ”it, l know “th; ‘llloSN-‘l nro ll]!
drgmnkvrsf" ., (for. Boston (llnlw.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
Kw Your, April fill-Money (“ml at 2 per
amt. The highest rat» was 5i and the lovvcat
2p" cent. Exchange closed steady at 4.565%
loos; actual mum, “6654.”; (or sixty days
and 4.36614. PM; tor demand. Governmental closed
"may; currency. to, mg bid: is. coup, 1253
hlll.; 49", do, lulu: bid.
l’acitlc raflroad bonds closed as follows: L'uion
tints, lllfitllli: Union land grants, imam;
Union «inking land-a lithium: t'eutrals, 1M
Gila
The stock market was only nimlrrntcly activu
this morning, while the tone waa firm during the
greater part. In them hall hour more was a
lractlonal decline on calling to rcallu. npcctally
of New York and New England. Northwest, St.
Paul, Canada Southern and Richmond and Ter-
minal. but alter am) there was a tlrlllcr tooling
and amend: advance up to l2 o'clock. At that
hour prions um ,lfitufi per cent. higher than
those at last night tor mount of their”. backa-
wanna. heading. Western Union. Missouri l’a'
cine, ill. Paul. llnloa l’aclllc, Oregon Tran-conti-
nental and Northern Pacific preferred were the
most active stocks. The market was leuactlve
during the alternooa. but prim continued anon;
to the clam-.mdvaaclnl on nearly every trau-
action. The closing figural were the heat of the
day. The advance lor the day ranged train 51‘. to
I prr cent” the latter Ill Manitoba. The MIPS tor
the day unwanted to £3.70! than-a.
(lo-oral llarllota.
New You. April m-Flnlllt-cloud dull. but
firm.» unchanged prices; winter wheat extra,
um“); Minnelli“ do. 32.8085; city mill
extra, “M0455. tor Welt. ladies; Ohio utra,
32W“). south-ta new cloned quiet. but
nrrn: common to chutes extra. ”$05.10.
WHEAT—Option. were fairly active. but hotly
in; at importance in developed. The closing
prtcavlera generally “95c. lower. Spot iota
cloud quiet and unchanged. Spot males at No. l
ndatate at llama; No. I do. 96a; No. tired
winter. ”a; redJReim: No. 2 red
winter. flay. Mr, ; do. June. KM. bid: do. July.
bill.
pnhllelnltltullmthroughmiddlennaJn- W
Amanhaaheonarrcted at Birmingham,
Alamhokuldtohurutroagmamhlam
to'l'alcott.thealleged murderer ol Banker
Snelhotc‘hictga
Johann-nan! Ia Bunnie.“ been
arrested charged with having eight triva-
livlng. llahaaloryaaraheendrawlaga
momma one of lanthanum thought
mmmtauldrawlngthemmm
lermethne.
'l‘haplanlngmllloflunaak Hellman;
no IeWal-wr attest; lWJn-ay’utahla,
Loam—0pm“ were dull and weak, climax
”a. lower. Spot lotacloacd our at. "light de-
cline. Spatula-d No. a mixed at cam; my
graded do. We; not 2 mired. any. on
We; do..haa.ll01:do.,.lllly.w%c. ,
OATS-Optima were dull and neat, cloning at
adeollaeollmfle. Snot lot» elated neatly at
m manta-lanthatwlllta
am at “a; so 2. do. «imam: No. 2
mixed. lay and June. ”it.
min-Dull: mflw
Minn—«Nominal.
youp-flmlnatelr active at lull prion; old
ma,’ gamma
unnamed dull and heavy; each, “in;
tiny. M: June. “It; July. SEN.
MEL-bullet unchanged price-M unto."
no; Um 1662:.
a 9mm:
(:ItmE-holtaaad weak; dale.
mm. it no.
"Walkman?!“ : ”tag-l Writ-his “it
um: um “OI .
“momma-um nominal: 90 mt Oll-
m... .. mm...“ “mu—”0...... .WW~WMMMMWH._W.M ..
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OWN YOUR OWN groans: AND STOP PAYING- RENT.
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ltowayton Station. Greenhotrack walk live minutes. Only five minutes ride tron South Norwalk on care—ave cents tare. You will find one hundred
choiccballding iota. all 501100 feet, at prices within every ones moans. (‘ottamhuildlnm Streets being opened. Now is the time to buy and build, tor
prices mnlt advance as improvements continue. The coming suburb of Norwalk. We will contract for you to build at lowest figures. Every person their
own landlord and property owner on our plan. Plans and cuts of over one hundred styles of modern cottazzm at sumrislngly low figural.
(all at
our otllce on the premises and inspect the property and we what can he dam on an economical scale in the way of owning your own home, or address,
THORNTON ll. Sill I'I‘ll,
Lenox Hill Building Company. '
RIHVAY'HIN. CIINN. i
SEASONABLE
.. .. fie.» .A...
Dried Apricots
I‘or stoning; make just splendid
sauce, and oil! such pics. Ulll‘llll‘
at 2'20. ll).
Prunolls for tllcsnlllc purposep J E w E L E R .
lSc lb.
Lemons, l?» cts. dozen.
“ranges. illlc, Plat-whore 350. __.-_:...”n‘ n_ 3.1;“ BIS,
Plenty of good Baldwin apples.
Fine now made Butter. It is
rosy.
to 35.
———- AT— "
lihhla Hammock’s.
Halal, Bailey Ho.
”—4...“-
woon nan-runs.
nouns, ,
sasn, BLINDS.
Hana woon wrong.
OF ALL BIRDS.
900* ~
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
.0.“
Sheet Glass.
GOO—-
Stcnm Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
Plate and
lamb" Yard between railroad and carriage
llill at lam llfill‘lllll Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halal, Bailey 8. (in.
r. 11. am .555
[late a tall line at
Hausa Furnishing finals,
Toilet Bets,
Fancy Glass Ware,
De curated Goods
la mat variety.
flatmates lllllllll.
”tumult-bur.
Prices Low.
gains!
Price 30c, clsewhcrc 3‘2?
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l
7
Nil.
Iklil’AIIIING
GENEIM l. BLACKS]! I'l' ll 11%}.
This is the proton in which to prepare for winter
and it is better to not ready for rough travel than to
wait until the busy winter reason.
Work of all kinds rmtain‘mz to carriage making,
and general hiacknmxtluag immptly attended to.
Wagon;- at all kinds made to order.
Wagons tor sale.
Henry Tilly.
MAIN STREET.
A. S. FERRIS,
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
l‘lne Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles anglfye Glasses.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kind: at
PM All W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc. 3
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
i ,- Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
l Washington St, South Norwalk. Conn.
SOME . HENRY TILLY.
mama]; in:
FINEST LINE
——()l"—-—
Nlilllinlll
Elfll‘ Sill lll TflWl
NAT—
Davis
-——'l‘lllI-————-
TAILOR,
'Lcliigh, hackawanna, Locust Slll’Tll 3"““7/“1K-ch-
Mountain, Franklin, and i
Williesharro llouls. I
Alum ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard find at Washington and
Olin]! strN-lu, “latch office
i'lrul: Rpm»
“41ml
' co m"
I}. H. HARVEY’Sl
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents. ,
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S BOSTON
Hillllllll‘lll ,
Best quality, $3.50.
fl l2 Main Street.
SEWERS!
M. PIERCE
va
. DEALER ll
SIGWIER 1:»: PE
AFB
General Sewer Contractor
mutation-n mammal .n ma
thud “gimme“ loll
ml?”"”"“"‘* ll
F. M. PIERCE
lawman-am.
Norwalk,
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J. P geggwen.‘ _
- Conn.
Bel-n: unable to manufacture
'HARNESS
‘Blnr- L To compete with large comma! have taken tilt
at Stilson ‘, agency or one at the oldest and West-blah
larnu- in the Male tor the male of
" " "r illnrness, Saddles, Halters, blur-
cinglcs, Collars, &c.
Pine Harness To Order,
Manual. It the old uaadmlmrlwill k -
lot- line at \t’hlpe. Sponges, ('hamnioftglm
We. Feed Ban. Thrilling- ling":
Lent as Come
And we are prepared to lnraieh all kinda of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale and Retail.
OELERY
VEGETABLES,
Florida. Oranges.
LEHONB.
Canned Goods.
llarallee’s Snow-flake and
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
Will-item flattered at nhort notice.
HUNT & ZEL‘UPI‘.
A com. mm: or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils ngnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Dool- Mata,
www.maum
W. 0.00INTARD,
m alum
1
a
manner annals
Have Opened To-Day
Their Full Line of
Sllllllll «tannins,
And will open their i'ull'liuc of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING
—0N———-
Saturdav, Feb. 25th..
COMS’I‘OCK BROS. ,
Insurance Building, Masonic Building,
dlhv
Sic. Norwalk. Norwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
”nan——
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fine. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
KN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPARE A'l‘
Relal Estate and Exchange Rooms,
'45 8t 47 Washington Street,
sum-r“ NORWALISL - - coma.
I YLOR a. GOLDEN.
CiARPETS ! CARPETS!
The largest Stock to aelect truth 0! any store in the State at
Lowest Prices for Cash.
tiled Brunch-Carp: men Hegant’l‘lpeatryllrnlaellawc. ”0c. Ileana”. ll
aground-mam. miniowculmmlac. ' m
WINDOW SHADES.
inflamflmflpfl. “53.2..th
WALTL PAPL‘R.
on 3N8]! STOCK 0P SEW Pa'l'l'lll‘Ns. notion-ell Gold“): tltoc per roll.
aw sum, 22:: I036: per roll. Without Gold. 7c tatoa per roll.
FURNITURE.
Col Batu. the ecu. Alhllctltoolnfinlta. u . Walnut and Cherry Ballroom
up. I'lmltlaitsllimlpiianetymeddl .mamqfuli. at low prion Pull
plate «a be loud
“9"“ “'“" J”"£§t‘;’i‘.‘§.‘l¥.‘§ifli‘lb fib‘lfi'fixfim w a. Wm...- mm
m. , \’ am e u .
l" “l" 1 P de m “m!
and employ the bell workmen in each branch at our bouillon.
1 C. E. SMITH’S.
No, 2 Jillian: 8L. come: of Broad, (appetite the mum and Baptism
J
l arms-can. com.
Iatablhhad In New York City 1845.
HOLLAND annals.
illogical it)“. CORSICK
Plain 00H.
Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
covered with
Nickel Plato
m
It ill made In
root : :
own ton.
Mao 4-
Ageut for the
celebrated
RIORIOND
RANGES
Plantar: all
all ‘
and
V . . , . - mm
. I.- onwoon to co...
tantrum
—— ‘1‘—
E. K. Lockwood &Cos.
The Buck Ranges
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