The Burlington Pleasing. the
charges of Carl plracy.’
'5 err-nus collie-me- cast-
man My area Ballad the non.
”Dyna-item»! Droppedaad
then-onscreen!” Ilsllc the Basted
metam- 1
cuckoo. July lL—After‘the collection 0!
salad liege, his ar-
It was de-
place dur-
clrcular of
clan-go of con-
him. With
‘lotavrsdedfiecsusstheyoo ldnotbefound.
lnrphy was captured at llhesame hotelat
, whichllogelodged. 1
hreasonforthlnkir thatthedyu
”divisionsthat makeupl Brotherhood
dBngineera Insubstancepitaskeddivirion
dietetohaveone or two: "toidomto
applyfm-workatvariousp ontheroad
undermined names and to bring with
themquantitiesofatl sodalindernery. The
former was calculdted, so) the complaint
goes, to prover; a locomqtive getting up
steamtheemcrywasintenl accordingtn
thesameauthority,tocuttl
the company’s
,bave been in-
jured In precisely the way huggested by the
circular. Under the act called the Merritt
law,thish h tomalieautafaircass
agaislt Boga and any othelr man connected
with the circular.
Thetwoprisouerswere hustled of! tojail
andlocked up. Huge bad or ridently expected
hh arrest and was cool and defiant. Murphy
. was surprbed, and seemed‘to beaboutthe
worstscaredman who oversaw a jail. At—
torney Frank Collier, of the Burlingtou's
legal stafl,directedmthheeurre1it and went witch
thepr'louers w w re arraigned
fore Justice White. Byefolte the case was
called he said:
"The public will be amazed when the ex-
hstof this conslrh'acyis ithned, unit will
he In time. Our proof is overwhelming and
asclur as can be. Eyerythling we allege we
can prove. The men get desperate; they
were ready to do injury even to the public,
because they saw the road “as able to get
along without them."
Jn‘ back of Ir. Collierl rent, in Justice
White’s court room, while 1 conversation
wa'sgoing on, at the prisotwre. Chairman
Boga Is the older, and a nun possibly 30
years of age, with the norm hie appear-
ance of a railroad man. ll ith an elaborate
a-umption of indifference he pretended to
read a paper while waiting \for his case to be
called. Next him at Chairman Murphy,n
bear-die- young man, manileetiy lacking in
lltpoudonand with conhtrainedandom—
barre-ed manner. Huge yowncd, stretched
hislagaaaif ahit bond by itall, and with
all the drums. required all; he had nothing
to say.
“Are ongoing totieupx all thoroada of
thecoun , as you said you wouldt” he was
asked, and for reply be t1 the paper
wide down and settled hi if more com—
fortably in his seat.
Than thocasewas called. hie-ta 00qu
and David, counsel for the primers, asked
fora change of venue from Justice White to
JfleeLyoa. The continuonco was granted,
and Jmtice Lyon was annoyed. Mr. Collier
wasnotready to proceed He wanted more
tima,and as the arrestemere sorecent the
«inlet him have it. The court thought a
‘1,” head would benmpln for each man.
Ir. Collier wanted it increased, but as he
had no tutlmony to provemnytbing the cum
all! he couldn't amume guilt, and after ro-
leeting amonrent addressed Inspector Bon—
' “it: "Do you know anything about this
: mattlri" The inspcctor nodded his head and
: all, “Ya."
; "Is 31,000 bail enough in this case?
“Idon‘tthink it is," lasthereply,and
w more was added, and
llomheeper, was accepted as security for
The Burlington people completely exon-
”Chief Arthur from hay share of re-
qonanunyror the circulrlr of the alleged
There basbeedragool deal of
mantlkahoutthepmlxibility of a gen—
qaitieupof all theralirondsin cane Boga
”untreated. Diligent inquiry among
, Brotherhoodmen showed on disposition to
doaaythingof the kind. Bogeis no idol
amoagtheengtneers. Balboa ammll fol-
, lowing among the radical but the great
bedyofthemembersdonoilikebismethods,
avdweuldnotmcvullngr totieuparoad
torauythiag that may] dmietohim.
Mmmme atAuror-a
,huthasnotbeen pl tinj'ail, issup
Iohave meiehedad deal of evi-
' anlylL—On fArthnr, who
harmed badly at worl in his pleasant
dceatthemachwoneball g,was Mked
lfhewouidgtveastatemsrtof hhvlewson
Mandolin-lanai! Waudlurpby
. tosayonthat
.y‘
“Nofllaahe been place under arrest?
heart-rhodium
Oahunginformedthat
killer
chairmanwas
under ho‘hisodasud
thechletl id: “lamvery
serryifanymssnharot tiellrotharhoodhas
climax ricer Il concern.
3
Wee” iron mm. ‘ mm m
negate; nor-ram lemmas to love Mmthnanrmkmmu
mom-manna. them“.
Janna: Circuit, July il.-——Attornoy Horace-1a has. 1
John-I. Martin the tiers treehsndicapmaomllqn §.fi
earnmutatiouofthcscntcnce Broohaalial brie-second
Haswclhhdcrst‘iovernorlmehouseyder- Baoondraceflulydnku, “we.
Reopened by reading luwell's po- mile .fiorsnwhmcyeloI-Colt Galen
titlcntwaoommutattonofhismnteucemnd
followed by reading the Warren
againstgrantingit Ofthesethcrewenlea
thanniuety Theolotteisnsdptitioram
pro-mid askhrg for . There were
about 3,500 inall. They, like them
Mmmmpaflsofthesteteaml
manyfromootsldcotit.
The reasons were varlons lany
manly orllohd trial.andthsDiageor
fold-rephodealsoosmeintora good share
dobloouy. Bixolthejurythattrledlaxv
well signed one petition. At noonsrecea
was taken for lunch. the presentation having
notyetheomilnished. Mr. Fauntleroy pro
sentedthelcgalargumeutfor commutationtc
thegovenrorin the afternoon. He intimw
tion of the governor’s probable aetionhel‘
boengiven.
SERIOUS TROUBLE FEARED.
The Iron lockout May Lead to Some-v
thing Ilore Than Talk.
Prflsnl‘ no, July II. —-The alert of Singer,
Nimiok Jr 00., steel manufacturers, torun
their extensive works with non—union men
is e-uming a rather serious phase. Tile
Knights of Labor and the Amalgamated
association have joined hands in the attempt
to prevent the nieces: of the move and they
Edtherod about the works and attempted to
tree the men who were going to work to
in them. They so far succeeded that it
as found necessary tocioeo down the works
siniost entirely.
In the afternoon the proprietors applied to
the department of safety for a force oi
policemen to protect their employee. They
say they will give their men ample protec
Zion if it should require a policeman for
every employe.
The Knight and Amalgamated men deny
that they have any intention of creating a
disturbance, but they have certainly pre-
Vented a number of men from working.
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
The Continuation of the Convention in
hairdo—Talking Prison Reform—Sov-
eral Important Papers.
Review, July ll. —At the Charities and
Corrwtion conference yesterday, L A. Bar-
nett, of the Reform School for Boys at Don
ville, Ind, read the report for that state.
There are 1,2(B prisoners in the north and
south prisons, 475 under-25 years of age.
Mrs. C. R. Towel], of the state board oi
charities, New York, road the report on
“Outdoor Relief," in the absence of the chair-
man, Hon. (i. E. McGouegai, of Rochester,
who iein attendance at the funeral of his
brother.
The committee on resolutions then reported
through A. A. Elmore, of Wisconsin. Prison
Sunday was indorsed; the establishment of
institutions for feeble minded urged in all
states where they do not exist, and their
work commended where they do exist; all
papers for discussion must be completed and
sent. to executive committee fifty days before
conference convenes, which shall be printed
and a copy sent to all who gave notice they
will attend the conference. San Diego, Cal,
was agreed upon as the place for the next
conference, time to he agreed upon later.
Rev. 0. C. McCullough, of the Charity Orv
ganizntion society of Indianapoliv, presented
what he called “The Children of Ishmael—a
Story in Social Degradation."
The professor’s argument of the goueolog-
icai ways was that vice, crime of every sort,
pauperism, degradation, unchastity-all are
hereditary; that even in better classes of so
cicty the same tendencies are noted and may
mat in the descendants of those who won
convicts centuries ago.
Dr. A. B. Archer, of St. Paul, closed th
businem of the reunion by reading “The
Municipal Hospital." lie strongly favored
hospitals.
BURLINGTON SWITCHMEN STRIKE.
But It Has Nothing To Do “'Itls the
Alleged Conspiracy.
KANSAS CITY, July ll.—Yesterday morn
ing all the ewitchmen of the Burlington rail
road quit work. The came of the strike war
the cutting down of the number of men in
the train crews The grievance of tbs
switchmen consists in the laying ofl of sir
men, three day and three night bands. 11
was the intention of the company to distrib
me the work formerly done by these six mcr
among the balance of the switchmen.
The men claim there was an agreement be
tween them and the company that the force
slim! not be reduced until. the strike of the
Brotherhood engineers was settled. The
reason for this was because new engineers
were not so liable to be careful and experi
enced, and there existed more danger to lift
and limb. In view of this, the switchmen
claim, theyagreedtortaud by thecompany
during the engineers' Itrike.
The company olllciais deny that they have
broken any agreement, and say that they dc
not propose to be dictated to hythalrcm
111010-
Objcctions to the Union.
wa Your, July ll.—-'l'hou1as J. White,
individually and as president of Lodge No. I
oftheUnitedOrderofAmericanCarmnters
and Joiners, has instituted proceed
the supreme court against Peter W.
in
irch
itableand benevolent purposes. During
itwas iIown thatof the thirty-
three lodges of the United Order I'mtyrfl"
have voted in favor of the amalgamation a1
heingforthe best interest of the orgauias
tion. Judge lngrsham reserved his decision.
Cured at It. Anna's lhrlna.
Beauprenowcontlnuotohe of Myocar-
ranee. Theannual ualptigrimagooftho
Catholioparfldonsrsof RAnufl
third); time, lull. Third race,
handicap, mile and a half; Earns .
Finest second, Rupert third; time, 2141.
Fourth race, Hountouth Oahs,gn lie and 0
Im :14! Angela-first, Bolled‘Orsu-tmd,
ll. third, time, 9:155. Filth race.
mile and a dxteeuth; King B. first; 8am
Km second, Clay Pate third; time, 1:55.
Sixth race,,steepleohase short course; Brao
avllaulrstJVill Davis second, Retribution
third; time, 8:19. ,‘
cameo RUNIIIG ham
CHICAGO, July ii.——Woather fair, track
heavy. First race, mile and asixtaenth,eell-
lug; Keller Kuhn first,Inna secmrd, Banana
third; time, 2:0l. Second race, one mile;
Libretto first, Wahoo second, Oailatin third; .
time, 1:52. Third the maiden stakes,
mile and a furiong; Lavinia Belle first. Amos
second, Silver Belle third. time, 2- .08. Fourth
nee, five furlongu: Mamie Fonsu first, ['13-
lucky second, Bpxutemau third; time. 1:08. ‘
Fifth race, free handicap sweepstakes, mile
and a quarter; Dad first, Iain tiny SJCOIICI.
Arundel third; time, 21!).
run rill 81'. ozone! entire.
Livrznroon, July ll. ——At lllv' l.i-.. rpool
July nwetiag the race for the .‘: I mrvo
stakes for J'YOOMIII‘I was won I\ .1, r It.
Jardinv' a bay colt Simuvur.
“Inmate IIHKHKBAII. nun ~L.
At l'ittsburg—I’Iitsburg 'J.w \
Hits: I’lttsburg, .'.; Nam \'?r‘... I. lir
Pittsburg, 4; at!“ Yfli'li. U. “II 1 I'.t'w‘,
vin and Miller, Wolch null [vi-nu;
At Chicago—Chicago, 1i, lint-2n. I.
«2,33.
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imi-
li 111:
Chicago, 4; BOON)", .’I. Err-Ira; I'111«.I;,1. I;
Boston,3. Batteries; inhiwin umi in y, .
Cinrkson and Kelly.
AI.Iudianapolis~lupliunnpolis, I: I111 :flL' .-
pbia,2. Hits: II1iiluuupulivi,I; I'hiini ipinu,
ti. Errors: Indianapolis, I}; i'11il11i-.,1l.1 :L
Batteries: Boyle and Myers, Ilutli 1t >11 and
Clemente.
At I)ntroit~—Iletroit, 4; “nailiugion, 0.
Hits: Detroit, 9: Washington, 5. Ian-urn:
Dctroitfl; W niobium-111,. Batteries: Heatin
and Bennett, Show and Arumicl.
At St. Lolll3~ITen inning») St. Innis, 4;
Brooklyn, 5. Hits; St. Louis, H; Brooklyn,
9. Errors: St. Innis, 5, Brooklyn 3. Bat»
teries: King and Boyle, L‘arruthcrp and
Bushong.
At Cincinnati—(Ten innings) Cincinnati,
5; Athletic, -i Ilits: (inci11nnti,9: Ath-
letic, 9. Errors: Lincinnnti, 5; Athletic, 7.
Batteries: Muiiane and Keenan. Seward a‘nd
Robinson.
AtKansnsCity—Kausas City, 1; Haiti-
more 2. Hits: Kansas City, 5; Baltimore,
10. Errors: Kansas City, Baltimore, 3.
Batteries: Porter and Donahue Smith and
Trott.
At Louisville—Iouisviile,7:.",tlctcln11li 4.
IIIta: Louisville, l2, Cleveland, «l. I'eron:
Louisville, 5; Clevfieiaud ). Batterim: Chum—
berlnin and Cross, O'Brien und Ziuumvr.
At Rochester-Rectum”, ti; Iiufl’ulo,
Bits: Rochester, «l; Buffulo, 6.
Rochester, 1; Buffalo, 4.
Gibbs.
At Syracuse—Syracuse, 4; London,
Hits: Syracuse. 8: London, ’1'.
Syracuse, 0; London, l. Pitchers:
and Cruise
‘ At Albany—Albany,2
Albany, 5; Toronto, 8.
Toronto, "
anl.
At Troy—Troy, '1; Hamilton, ll). Iiits:
Troy, 11: Hamilton, 15. I-‘rrors: Troy,‘
Hamilton, 4. Pitchers. Keofeand Wood.
I.
Errors:
Pitchers: Barr and
3.
Errors:
“133th
”Toronto 11. Hits:
Errors: Albany, 5;
Pitchers: Foreman and Shep-
v
Two Men Killed on a (rousing.
Hermann, July ll. —Edward Iapointe
and Ludger Clement were mangled and
killedbyanoutgoing train at the Canning
streetcroaiinz.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotation.
Nrw Your. July lit—litany closed at its per
out. The lowest rate was I per cent. Exchange
closed steady; posted rain, “macho; actual
rates. tummy: for to days and $385634.“
for demand. Governments clonal steady; cur-
rency 5e, Iii) bid; is, coup, 1275:] bid; the, do
1cm 111.1.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
flrste, ll3€Ll l0; Union land “minimum Union
sinking funds. ”@123: Ccntrals, 11mm.
The stock market was a little more active this
morning. The features of the morning's trading
were Western Union and St. Paul, the dealings
In them aggregating 40 per cent. of the forenoon
trading: Both were very strong. and at midday
showed advances of 1% and in per cent,,re~
apoctively. Union Pacific, finding and Northern
Pacific preferred were the next most active
stocks. . Thewhoie 'list was strong, with few er-
uptions. and, with the excepuon of a slight re-
action just after ll o‘clock, prices advanced from
the opening to noon. when the heel figures of the
morning were current. Aside from Western
Union and St. Paul, the advance at midday
ranged from 55 to l per cent. The advance was
stimulated by reports of a settlement of the
cable war, positive denials of Mr. limrld‘s illness,
rumorsof a proposed advance in the price of
coal, and the belief that the trunk line rate war is
approaching its end. The market was decidedly
active during the afternoon, while the tone was
atrong. There was a good buying of all the lead
ing stocks, and pricee went steadily up from
midday until 2:30 p. 11)., when the best prices of
the day were warm. Manhattan made anes-
coptioual advance of 8% percent. In the last
half hour there was a sharp reaction, but the
ilnal figures were generally 96 to 2 per cent.
higher than those of last night. The sales for
the day amounted to mun-rm
“Olson! Karin“.
New You. July to. —l'lAOll’It-—Cloeed weak and
slightly lower: winter wheat extra, 91.1mm;
llaneeotado., 526565.10; city milleatrafikm
4.0); Ohio «In. 32. 75“ tlour closed
quiet: common to choice extra. 83.3005.
WHEAT-Optima were weak and on
encoder-teammate! hadness. The was
harelysteadyatadecilneof We. Spot lots
«aw-ad)“. lower Spot aahsof No.1
manicured, Horde. 110W" No I
"commune; Wad, 97080.; No. I
emmdNerwmumum;
waldo. mm;llo.lmmd...lulr.m;
do. Aug“ hit-lei
nil-Dali.
nam— Reflected.
mull. hutstsady: i-year-oldrneu, tints
It.
“Lain—W dull and heavy. cash. 08.0;
311.1; mow: Amum
mm active: state. “one;
mm
corset—run. he: can: on. room. m.
Wmmmmmom; no.
Mia‘s.
glitch, Bailey 8. [:1
an: All Kindsoflegetahlea
l HILL W
«am-on 5.41.111 and: tub KEN-13,”
a» 511+»ch
A\-
Rowayton.
Rive Mile River.
New Streets Opened.
NEW COTTAGES READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
High ground.
in the time to buy them.
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Farmers Loan and Trust (to.
Jarvis-Conkiin Mortgage Trust (‘11.
Fire, 1.1a, Accident. and Plate Glass:
Insurance.
'1'.“ um a comma. Agta.
B: al fishnet insurance Agency. South Kuwait. l
Conn.
R. F. Steve ns,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
Vt e have jurt arrival a now lot of
REFRIGERATORS
that we
0M2 lief. Maracaibo toffee is fine,
try it.
are min 11;: low.
A full lint; (1f
FRUITS.
BANAN.is,
DATES.
ORANG ES, E
Cryetnlized rigs, Inc.
We always have on hand
1,» Brund
l 61111113111,
CREAMEIIY BUTTER
from the best Creamery in the State, in 1 lb. Prints.
99 Main St.
Hatch, Bafleyi flu.
-—-—-—OQO—-—--—-
WOOD MANTBLS.
DOORS.
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
OF ALL KINDS.
M—m—
hnrgc Stock of 10111111113
for Trimming
~90.”—
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
.—.. ¢..__._—....
Slocum Sewing, Pinning.
and Turning
Lumber Yard helm“ failronl and carnage
ill] at i111 at Marshall Sillil
South Nor-walk. Conn.
LOBSTERS
From Black, Rock
Delivered every Saturday morning.
~m~weoe~—~»~—
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
has! Every Ming.
“mun-alum
Healthy locality. Five minutes ride on care to South Norwuiir. Five (2 mm far. only.
for you at a low cuvt. One hundred diflercm plan.- for modern houaee.
(‘nii err or address
THORNTON II. 85111:!ij
Lenox Hill Building Oompa
luIWAY I‘ON, CONN.
,CANDIES
We 1:111 build
Iiuiidmg lore 1111:»tmivuncv .m we build. Ami now
’I‘ tYLOR 51 GOLln‘N,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
I Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.
Come 8: See
one mow mm:
Oil Stoves,
ALSO SEW STOCK 0?
Stone-
China.
——AND-~—
PORCELAIN.
Electric Door Bells.
1'. H. NASH 85330
1'
Oil
Henry Tilly.
CARRIAGE MAKER.
-———OOO-—-——
Spcciui attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good srcomi-huud, twovscnt-
mi carriage for 51110.
3111111111
Shortcake '
The "neon of the (retire Shortcake Is on 119. If
you want Strawberry Shortcake flint "bun- nil." if
you want Shortcake that ”l‘llmt‘llzi like raccoon"
cvcry lime. then use the
M. I). STE VENS
(If all lurid-I. Pint l'laee
BAKERY!
cerium (11-1115. «mum 'I'ovs anda full mm.
mi'lll of ornamental candy.
Mrs. John Holland
LA Univ: “'8 “MICK.
“5 if
SWAN 8t. BUSHNELL
W holesah- and Retail boiler! In
Manufacturers' and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandler‘s,
362 Water 51., foot of Bank.
IlltlDfiEl'OliT. CT.
Ash, Spruce. and Spoon 011111. l‘nnvae 5min. Toms,
N Hague! all natione
Evorykliingluccdcd nbontaBoar, Stcamlr or nail
mg
(burr Tonga, Shovels. Seems, Fork,» aiming,
llernp and Wire Ropce. Links. lilacs and
Dredge bag Rope, espmially p epurcd for the
oyster business.
Waste,ml’acki11g (lackelr, Oils, and everything
Rnglncere, on water or land.
Careml attention to mail orders.
A.s”'.FERRIs
J EWELER.
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
. i-‘ine Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
.IOIIN ll. I’IEBIIIN,
\ hulcri‘Jl‘Mld iluloii Dealer in all klnds of
COIL IND W001i
[Bi-sick Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
behigh, anknwannn, hornet
llouutnln, Franklin, and
Wilkeebarre Goals.
11.11 for RUBBER PAINT
Yard ' font of Wilmington and lint“-
ehalistrocte. trench llmcl' in Silicon
llmk Eton- Mini
Tin lino“ thing“ its kind in themnrkct.
in .'l and t‘. pound W hats at
150.81 30c. 21 Paper
No claim as to cheaper r11;
Fine Quality' 19 what you
pay for
Free samples of
1'. S.—-I'IIA)lI’I(lN AMMONIA hoe mid beyond
our expectations. Why! Income it in good. and
Maine- it i! l‘ht'flll.
10 Cents :1 Bottle.
any
“GOOD ENOUGH”
FAMILY 0110A».
In: the near-
the lining tube
adjusting to
suit I: cl ch its
«any Lamp.
no. In tho
mostwactlcal
I‘M! CAN
for Sale in South Itorwslk. by
BROWN 1h mwox, CHAS. R. Dfllmfll
I. D. LAWTON I 00.. B. P. “It’ll"!
(insurer or. anon.
memoir.
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INSURANCE.
Eire. Life, Accident and Plate Glues.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES A'l'
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TAYLOR 8e GOLDEN.
Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
. 11ml
‘ Bill hDEIlS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
*
It is made in
YOUR
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Plumbers and
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AT A Ll. PRICES.
A SPECIALTY.
, wv———
FINE LINE
STRWAW HATS!
our Williams suns:
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30. lowalk. Homolk.
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