it Propose: to Take a Hand
In the 1888 Cumpaign.
PRINCIPLES EN [INCIATE D.
ITS
“on “Win Bellow III America for
Americans Urged to Take an Aetivu
Part—ml National Convention to BC
lleld in the Sstlooal Capital Aug. 10.
Wannmerox, .Juiy Sill-A large number
of circulars entitled "To Americans Every-
where" have been issued from the headquar-
ters of the American party in this city.
After stating that the national convention
of the party will be held in this city on Aug.
ill, the national committee asks the
towhom the circular is directly addre-ed
“tosee to it that the American constituency
of your state, district or locality is repre-
rented in the coming gathering of Amerlv
cans in the nation's capital. if possible a
state convention of Americans in your state
should be called, that delegates at large may
boselecfedandprompt action urged in the
several oougremional dintrictn.
“Where this is impo-fhle call the Ameri;
cans in your district together at o ,
whether few or many, elect oillceru for a (lib
trict club, and appoint two delegates for the
district to the convention” Representatives
are also asked from organizations of patri-
otic Americans, and should all other means
of lending delegates fail, the circular asks
that “some resident of Washington city.
who is a citizen of your state, and whom you
know to be a good American, be authorized
torepreaent your state or one of your dis-
tricts in the convention."
The committee states that the convention
has been called in obedience to an aimed
universal demandfor it. by the/ adherents of
the American party throughout the country.
The principles of the party are enumerated
no follows:
They demand the careful restriction of im—
migration to persons of good character, who
are willing to oliey our laws and respwt our
institutions; require an educational suffrage
and the extension of the probationary period
to fourteen years at least; they declare in
favor of our glorious free school system, and
would protect it intact against the main".
of either open or secret foes; they rink that
American lands shall be owned by Amorlmn
citizens only; they favor the permanent and
most thorough separation of church and
state, and demand protection for industrious
Americans from the curse of forcignlsrn, in
whatsoever shape it antagonizes our inefittir
tionsor threatens our national hberty and
unity.
The Janitor's Find.
Tum: ELITE, 1nd,, July filo-ELEM"-
tary of the Navy Thompson addressed a Re-
publican meeting in bowling hall Saturday
night. In the morning while the janitor
was cleaning the hell he picked up a piece of
gas pipe seven inches long, sealed with seal-
ing wax, and with a powder fuse half
burned protruding from one end The
bomb, if such it was, was turned over to the
police, who put it in a fire, which destroyed
thecontents,so that nothing remained but
charcoal, but caused no explosion. People
generally believe it to have been the work of
a'would he joker.
A Chic-go Church Struck by Lightning.
Chicano, July] Zl.——During the thunder
storm, while Evangelist Moody's old church,
at Lasalle and Chicago avenues, was crowded
with worshippers, the beifry was struck by
lightning, tearing off a large part of the
slate rooting. The congregation was much
alarmed, and a rush was started for the
street. A panic was averted, however, by
the coolness of the pastor, Rev. Charles Goes,
who continued the services” though nothing
had happened, and in a few minutes the
frightened auditon resumed their seat-L
Vii? lmlnrsed by the Labor Party.
Imxox, In, July Zl—The Union Labtw
convention of the Eighth congressional db-
trict met here and indorsed Maj. It. A. An-
dcrson's candidacy for congress by a unani-
mous vote, and primer] resolutions strongly
indorsing his record in congrent. Six dole
gangs, tin- ef whom were from Adam
county, refined to enter the convention, held
a separate caucus and nominated George C.
Unikins, which is regarded here as n Hepburn
move to divide the Union labor party.
Died Willa Soaking lie-Ills.
waau at, July a—News was received
here from Brenton, Germany, that Emil
Schandein, vice president of the Hi. Ben
Brewing company, has succumbed ton severe
attack of inflammation of the lungs, with
which he had been suffering for over a week
Mr. Bchandein, who was on his way to Curb
bad, where he Intended to spend the summer,
was mddenly taken ill at Bremen. lie was
born in the Rheinisb palatinate, in Bavaria
hum, andcametoArnerica in 185a
lnrdered for Dealt-lug BI. Company.
Dunner, ills, July flit—On the farm at
P. H. Moore, a few miles from this city,
Albert M. Fields shot and mortally wounded
Piers Kilpatrick, aged 11. The girl had re
fused to attend a camp meeting with Fields,
and the shooting followed. The murderer
was captured shortly afterward and placed
in fill at this place. There is much excito-
ment in the vicinity and a lynching h
poniblc.
labor Men Want to flour Governor llill.
Bt'rvam, July Zl—At a meeting of the
Central Labor union the committee on
speakers was inetrueted to invite Governor
HilltoaddresatheorderSeptsflaabwdayt,
it being argued that he would come if it»
vited, and would make a speech in which all
political discussions would be left out. I’. 1'.
Humid, editor of The Paterson at. J.)
labor Standard, is to he invited
Cash-d a lpurloas Cheek.
may flwflobsr‘ Long hob
Barrett and la: Guam were en's-ted
hereon thechargeof having swindled John
fishing (lead the lie-u.
lawman, last, July a-lt was an
mead in the Catholic churches yestnday
am the putt
:4. .‘
A Party orphans: ‘
1..
OONVIOTO: cashew
Mans! Scene in the llllnole I'm
Iiavy at John.
Cmcsoo, July lit—There was a novel
scene in the chapel at It
Jelist yesterday, when arty-live oonrletu
were confirmed «cording to the tighten!
the Catholic church. The chaplain of the
Wham“ but by law
torsofother denominations are allow to
vidt the convicts. The ferthres
yearshsve had a‘fl'undslyschooiln the
prison and now have a rancigcan monk,
Father Francis, stationed in the institu-
tion. Bishop Bpalding, of Peoria, oil-
Ciated at the. serviou, which were
“lauded by i,000 convicts and about law
outside visitors. The forty-live eenvictswho
were to baconiirnxed occupied the front rows
‘of benchmand at the propertimein the
Dl'ocoedingu advanced inlquadsof ilveand
knelt before the bishop. The regular eon-
ilrmatlou ceremony of the church was em-
ployed. Among the men was one who 5
serving a life sentence, and there were sev-
eral who are doing long sentencu for man-
slaughter. Nearly all were Irish. Therewus
one Spaniard and a sprinkling of Pelee.I
Germans und Americana Four
wore wgroaa ‘
POSITION OF THE LIBERALS.
They Do Not Countenuuee Anything uh
u Persecution of Parnell-The Commie.
sion should Deal with Specific Questions.
Lennon, July Zl.——Mr. John Morley, in
his speech delivered at Morpeth, gave-dis-
tinct forecast of the position which the Ub-
erals occupy with regard to the Parnell hill.
Concerning the appointment of a commis-
u'on to investigate The Times’ charges
against the irish leader, Mr. lforley said
that if a commisrion were needed atoll It
was the business of that. body to decide
whether Hr. Parnell wrote certain letters,
and whether he and other members of the
house of commons were privy to the murder
of lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke. This
Ibould constitute the entire work of the com-
mission It was not necessary, nor was it
any part of the commision'a businem to as»
1pertain whether or not some radians had
nng upon the outskirts of the land league
or whether acts of cruelty had not been com-
mitted by individual members of that or-
ganization it was a mistake to imagine
that the commission w” appointed with a
view of procuring evidence against Mr. Par-
nell or anybody else. It was simply charged
with the duty of establishing the truth or
falsity of certain accusations already made,
and this duty performed the functions of the
commiaion ended. Mr. Morley stated that
he had taken pains to commit the highest
legal authorities, and was positive that the
bill would be posed in its prwent shape
Ilohnohhlng Ruler.
8r. l’m'znsncno, July 23,—Fifty thousand
men and lo; ileld guns were reviewed by the
czar and the German emperor at Krasnoe.
Emperor William greatly admired the
troops, mpecially the Cossack artillery. The
whiting party afterward made an excursion
to the islands of the Neva. At the embassy
dinner Prince Henry sat at the right and
Count Schouvnloif at the left of the emperor.
The czar will give a banquet to the kaiaer at
the Pcterhof palace tonight. During the
review at Krasnoe the kalwr, noticing a
regiment with a decoration 'marking in
praience at the capture of Berlin, smiled and
remarked that that was an event of a cen-
tury ago, and had been forgotten.
TEN TRAINMEN KILLED.
A Midnight Collision Reeulling from u
Conductor's Stupidity.
l.r:¢r'unt'no, Ve.,.iuly Zl—A lt‘rrihlv: it"-
cident occurred on the Norfolk and Western
railroad, at Forent depot, about eight mild
from this city. Ten men were killed. A
freight train, which left Lynchburg about
midnight, collided in a out near Forest
depot with an east hound material train,
naming a complete wreck of In”: traina
Engineers Henry and Harris, Ilarnley, the
firemen of the material train, and lava
colored train hands, whose nnincs are un-
known, were killed. Fireman Mays, of the
freight train, was fatally injured. The con-
ductor t’fii’th-I with slight bruises. The no
cidcnt was. um ml, it is claimed, by the con—
duutnrof llw ulna-rial train misunderstand-
ing orders.
Great tintiwring of Odd Fellow».
L'muxsarl, July “LL—"Una of the great
gatherings which i.’incinnnti in to be honored
with this year is the mneinve of the Petri-
urcha’ Militant of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows. The festivities opened this
rooming with the nppxirnnt-e of visiti
bodice. and will mntinue through till Natur-
dny. It Will be one of the mmt note-i] ilh'fll-
bin-s ever held in the country, and fully
21,000 Udd Fellow: are expected to attend. to
say nothing of the hir‘idreds that will corneas
friends of the particioants. The programmo
to-dny consisted of the reception of l'atriv
archs’ Militant troops at depots in the fore-
noon, and the meeti-‘sg of the board of tiny.
teen oiiicers at heatidunrtors at max.
Relieving the County of Tvlllpl.
l’munurnu, July 28.-'l'he system of
the Pennsylvania Railroad company in ar-
reeling tramps and boys who steal rider on
the can i.» working with great ciliriency.
Ilnccntfy fifteen persons, ranging from 1.5 to
60 years of age, were arrested in Chester
county for this offense. They were taken by
spcdnl edict-rs empioyal by the company and
were prm-ccuted at the railroad company’s
cameras. The county in which the men are
amtcd is put to thecost of their mainto-
nance while in jail only. When a county on
any of the company's trenches Incomes inv
fasted with trauma the detectives swoo
down upon thorn.
CONDENSED NEWS.
man-soy Sunday wasthe but da he
Es hadsiuce his illueut. lie slept, myand
digested well and coughed but little.
Them-l sis-time! the New York legisla—
ture palatal the Yates county prism plan
bill, the Passett aqueduct hill and unearned
sinedic.
Trimble county, Ky, voted a big majerny
for local option on Retard-y.
Mr. Couybesre, an English Home Ruler,
was from the home of cornmeal
fora men with Ir. Gladstoue's approval,
{or “imagine Win a published letter.
Burglarsnusaekedthsrailwsy station-t
lanthanum In... audesrrisdol
almatsvsrythingetvaiaa
Jasph Issue, m at s
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1
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Wanna '
II. A. N. CLARK.
lot lain street.
opp. city llotei.
} soU'ru noawaut.
8 to 0 s.
’ w u onice ”can.
I
F l. PEOKWEL
s
no. a nut 815,1“) waut.
genes ileum—Until 9 a. II. and i to t and ow to
. In.
“optima-cusps ms be not from ll. 3
Dana'- stable. lierwslk, arid from s. w. (lregory'l
Stable, ilouth Normalk. mio ly
D3. 1'. I. BAKER.
. No. 11 VailZaum LVIHSUI,
onto: nouns: Until 9:30 a. m. 1210 1:31p. In.
ii to 7 :w p. In.
lfl 1m
can't NORWALK. cons.
'S’fifi'in’eTL—nsii‘oirw
15.00. ,00snd no ”em. Price according
. . w to en betel lemon.
All 8. PLACE, ,
South Norwslk Conn.
ALISX- 8. GIBSON.
Organist of the First Conga alienal Church,Wntcr
bury, and... of
Piauoforte, organ and Musical
Composition.
702 iy beck Box 89 i’. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
DR. 0. 1". BOUTWELL,
DENTIST.
Ofilce and ltceidrut‘c,
Larson's Block, MAIN NIX, no NOltWALK.
Teeth extracted without pain by the arc of (into or
(it! ill er.
w _ .
W0iilcc opened evening;
Em‘ii- ,,.-__
' mm FOIITiilt
Phanix Insurancfmilo. of Hartford
NOTAIIY 1’!) I illlc.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
1’53: “maxim.“ ”
"Om“ Alb WWII“!!—
(lor. West Avenue and Ilatlcr Sin-ct,
NillIWAI-K, «mNN.
once lion's—Until ‘J a.m . from i in .‘l. and 7 to
9 p.m.; Sunday»? to a pm; ,
WCommnnicstion by telephone
‘\' 3. RNA l’l’.
, _
13 [1&5 l l I '3‘ l'$(..”l‘.
It now preparvdlo make plan.- and eprtiiflral‘tm
and enpcrlnu-nd the romlrucriml of building!
TERMS ll EA 503 .1 "LE.
Omen—Taylor's Building Washington 5L, so.
Norwalk. 1’. (I. lie): 7:5. slaw
one
J c. CllO‘Vvlt—p— ‘ WM
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Carpenter and iluildcr.
Plane furnlrhm: and K‘llmnfn- given
Johhlngof all kind» promptly ultra-Aim lo
sho Ann smut. [teal uuin
P. O.
Antennas. _,
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Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachmentr, Perle, Net-dice. Brim. rte . furniphui
General Repairing of nil kinda and makes of
Sewing Machinea. I'. M. réilAiIJill.
83 Main 8L. ro. Neurons. uéB-iyy
J n. nan-nose,
O
Builder and (.‘ontruolor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of llavllsnd fit. on Water. i'.U. Box ti?
x 4:3. South hone-3km.
I I). JENNINGS.
C u
Sucre-Mm In L E. Quinturd.
Undertake-r & limhnlmer.
Xe. 4 Knight 8t. Ileahlcncr, 5 Elm at.
880 3m Sorwnlu, Conn.
C II. ID'ABTOIS,
s
Caterer for Weddings and Paula. ice Cream
constantly on hand ferrite pick and well. llis role»
brutal Root item, and Employment Office.
.50 MAI-N 515. no. NORWALK. CT.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVI‘NGS RANK.
bl Washington Street.
upon Daily from .P to 1: an, and iron: l mu p.m
.nd on Saturday evenings from 6 to s
Wintcrat allowed on Dew-in
ALDEN 30]. A83 Pro-x
Jol u. Pmnls. Vice rm ;
“My. JOHN ll. KNAI'I'. Sec, and True
DORBELL dz li’HOMlllIEll,
Auctioneers and lies] Estate arm,
30 Wuhlngtnn St., South Norwulk,
ilm’e romeo! the most desirable building iota in
apart:k l‘mwatk and Bart Norwallt for role at
us.
lenses and lots sold on early main Let Ihoee
who want to buy ctmeuit with (in or before looking
elsewhere.
licence to rvnt and rent! rollertcd. ft‘hi'rl um
«$5.11. It. “.3t;‘.‘...’;:.;,“
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large stud: of all kind! of furniture.
36 Mail 8treet, lien-II.
Aim and to fumirh everything necrmry for
the lnlcmnt of tbedead, day or nlgct. Telephone
cm‘ngctiézlriih residence. lilo. 3 Be; ley plane.
t l .
""iliii‘iich 'ui’iiidn'r.
Carriage later and iiem sheer.
ilpreitl attention given to repairing in all its
branch“. Work done in dill-clan Mylo at reason
able priced Work intrnsml to me will melt:
premptsltentlon.
Shop Foot of Franklin .flt.
scorn NORWALK.
Willililllfll V nun;
One QllllIfl'r-TIO Best.
........... ..... ,_ _..._. .
Beam 1313:, Int mgt .I'Idm't’b‘
Shoulders. Bacon. Bologna, Inuk-
termite.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
0rdern Delivered Promptly.
museum
‘3 Washington Israel.
A FULL LINE 0!”
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vflnishes.
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a:
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can
wron ‘ BALI-n AND To RENT-~—
CO \l
'Taikm\l :
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maor
I'lli Flt'ibm l.‘UO’l
Rowayton, Five Mile River.
NEW COTTAGES READY F
High ground. Healthy locality.
for you at a low can. One hundred diiferent
is the time to buy them. Call on or address
THORNTON ll. SMITH,
Lenox Hill Building Company,
IICHVAY'I‘ON, CONN,
Jos'r ii: i
25 BOXES Ol" STRODG AND SWEET
Formosa lulung Tea
'l‘ez: Such as is Too.
’l'lria Tea is Warranleol to'l'ilil-
Into the Servesoi’the oldest ’I‘eu
Drinkers, even those whose 'l'cu
'I'nstc has become Galvanized.
Come and Take
urrnra
50 Cents per Pound
nibble & installs.
leble’s Block, Main St.
Hatch, Bailey l la.
woon minimum.
nouns,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
UV ALL KINDS.
4......“
Large Strict of Columns
i’or Trimming
coo
Plate and Sheet Glass.
”a. ,w......._.
Sleuth Sawing, Planning.
and Turning.
W
lain-her i'sni Munch” railroad lode-mm
Hill, at foul of finial] Street.
South lot-walk, Conn.
Halal, Billii & in.
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
’3'; :Deiimed mummy males.
MW
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
All mndsetvegetables
, Ash, Spmrc. and Swen Dara, ('anvas tlaila. Tents,
‘0]!
come 8: See
our: new LIN}:
___.op_
Oil Stoves,
ALSO SE‘I’ STOCK Ol’
Stone- _
Chlna
———-ann—
PORCELAIN.
Electric Door Bells.
1‘. H. NASH sumo
CANDIES”
Of all kinds. Pint Clare
BAKERY!
———~-— *5... .-_.
COltSUCOi’lAfi. CANDY TOYS, and a full amort-
ment of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LADDER? BLOCK.
l
915 if
SWAN & BUSHNELL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Manufacturers' and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers.
862 Water 8L, foot of “uni.
lllllllflltl'olt'l', ('1'.
New, Flags of all nations
Everything needed about a Boat, steamer or, Sail-
ing “ml.
0mm Tongs, Shovels. Soon”, Forks, Manilla.
Hemp, and Wire item. Links. fliers and
"mine bag Rope, cepedaily prepared for the’
nbusincav.
“acre. Packing (lath-tr, Oila, and
' neededhy s,onwat¢voriand
Careful attention to mull orders.
sz‘iy
A. it. reacts,
J EW E L E R .
ii’ulehes, Jewelry, Silverware.
Pine Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
.mlm ll. initials,
a botanic and Retail Dealer in all kinda of
BULL All) W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement,
' Blue stone. Etc.
behigh, backswsnna, Locust
leuntain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Costs.
item in RUBBER PAINT
Yard'foot “Washington sndlar-
shallstreets. Brunch oiliee atBtilsou
Drugstore “Jul
GILBERT I. BITCH,
everything
New Streets Opened.
OR OCCUPANCY.
Five minutes ride‘on care toSouth Norwallr. Five cents fare only. We can build
plane for modern houses. Building lots must advance as we build. And now
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
WashingthSt, South Norwalk, Conn.
Henry Tilly,
Lilifllifljili
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good Second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
American investment Co.
Equitable Life insurance Co.
Farmers bean and Trust Co.
Jarvis-Cenklin lortgagc Trust Co.
Fire, hire, Accident. and Plate Glass
insurance.
TAYLOR ‘ GOLDENg Agu-
lb-al Estates insurance Agency, South h’orwalk,
B. F. Steve ns,
MUSIC 1mm. BLOCK.
We have last reocivedancw lot of
REFRIGERATORS
that we are selling low.
our 23 cl. Maracaibo Coffee is line,
try it.
A full line of
FRUITS,
BANANAS,
DATES,
0RANGES,
Crystnlized rigs, Ate.
We slwaya have on hand
mllulnleslerlw
(‘Il I'IAM EilY BUTTER
from the boot ('realucry in the State, in l lb. Prime.
99 Blair: St.
“GOOD ENOUGH” N
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FAMILY o
without un-
til. the usua—
the tilting tube
W to
unit Is at git lit
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rm Isle in south mm. a, .
news 3 tumor. was. 1 smotm
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coumnv’fismeucts
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FOR TE SEASON.
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AT ALL PRICES.
BATHING sous.
a spncnmrw -----
FINE LINE
srnAwwnATé
THE FINEST LINE
—OF—
flflMSTfllK Bil
.g. Masonic Building
HOUSESANDLOv
JPALEHNHS
Insurance Building,
80. Norwalk.
Fowl-E-
INSURANCE. ,
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass _
IN BI'BT KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN (:0an "11'
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms, .
t.
45 & 47 Washington Stree
SOUTH NORWALK, OOH.
.. 57....
Buck Ranges
UOIWALK.
CARPETS I
mmemwmmummaa-ma
Lowest Price. for Garth ,,
wwwmmllp momma-manual. luv:
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