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Alter Two Days of Waiting ills
Admirers Greet Iiim.
a museum ovmon.
Borne in Triumph to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
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I039 PEN'I' ZNTHUSIASX TESTED
”VII, VOID). Hoot Him Ilown the lily.
Ila Boards the Laura M. Starin and
Ml. the City-Sevrral
“II Responses — Streets Bloch-«I by
m Illtltualastav-‘t‘lld scenes About
they natal—An Informal levee-«Dia-
tllgliahed Politicians Present—Mr.
llalae Delighted—Open Mr llseccptlon
Ivy Workingsncn In the Evening—Mr.
Iii-Ilse Makes a Characteristic Speech.
Ila Goes Isa-s Monday.
Addresses
Rrw Your, Aug. ll.—~'l’ho news that the
deamahip City oi New York hill! been
lighted oil Fire Island gave new lilo to the
‘anxlous and twice disapwintcd crowd of en-
tho were nwnltmg the arrival of
James G. Blaine, and they were early ut the
pier forathlrd trip, this time c-rnllrlfiilt ol
Inconsa. The [aura ll. Morin received thorn
this time. and as momma” Wore onlmml
the little excursion but: titanium! down
through the Sari-owe. uml auntie-l the
deanuhip just entail». The toy of New
York noon came in night, uni she prewntml
a gala appearance. Liam Hi .36 W0“! su+
pended from the masthearlv, and the pawn
garswho crowded tlwdecks waved bun-liter-
chletaand cheered in answer to the noisy
welcome from the Starin.
Thetug Iowia Pulver, which had been in
[fluidly rivalry with the Starln for the [met
mean, succeeded in reaching the steam-
lhip first, and Mr. Blalue's first wolcorm-
1mm hispolitical friend» was voiced by the
Young lion’s Republican club, of Chicago.
The enthusiasm was startling. The men
floated the old war cry of "Blnine—lllnins
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BLAINE NM 313 APPEARANCE.
-—Jatna G. Blaine!” and varied it with “In
free trade!" and other cries that are becaus-
‘llg characteristic of the Republican cam—
paign. The bands played the music ot {our
years ago, and the crowd prsned so eagerly
toward the rail of the Btarin nearest the
ateanrship that the safety of the boat was
serlotfly hnperilled
The officers had great difllcnlty in keeping
Unmhaekt‘rom the rail long enough to
make fast to the steamship and transfer the
Blaine party to their own deck.
Hr. Blaine stood on the upper deck in
(route! the wheelhonse. A space had evi-
d-rtlybeen cleared around him so that his
triads would have no dilliculty in distin-
guflring him from the other pa-engera
was him were on wife and daughters.
Bawasdre-ed in a neatly fitting black
coatand vest, of the three button, cutaway
mm light trmtsers. Be we're brown
gloves andaderby hat of the same color,
which he Molly lifted in acknowledg-
mentolthecheers that greeted himasthe
Starla came alongskla
TheBialne rtywas soon transterred to
the Btarln tconsisted at Ir. Blaine, his
wifeand ht two daughters, Margaret and
They were escorted to the ladies’
My in following them, owing to the
“of I who wounded him on all
upon grasping his hnnd.
When he at last succeeded in reaching the
main M Chairman Pool partially restored
adenand an impromptu meeting of wel-
aunewasorganised. The president at the
Republican club, Mr. E. T. Barlett, Was in-
aud made a long speech oi wel.
eons, towhlch Mr. Blaine ha pily responded.
Atthewnelusionoi Mr. laiae's remarks
them of the club apd their guests
rattan-gt: thecabin and were allowed
”it two of the gloved fingers of Mr.
M Ht hand.
it was said, had been dis-
vcyage, but the knowing
“he was reserving it {or tuture use.
waa handed an address by Eli-
fltawlllbas, of Boston, representing
3 Werkhgnsn’s Protective mien, oi
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fiewsaalse presented withanaddrawby
m flahtsad, npreseutlng the Young
flm’sM club,“ Cincinnati, and other
aldrswra
Drumm- em wan opposite the
muesli-sang,» the {not otWest
War-stand monuments
hhmandeamealongstdsthepiar.
AT FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
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and added with tilt-swans: “his
hthemoatehserlul soundlhavs heard tor
methanayear." Eb pleased andhappy
Manor lolly law all he said. He
tisentnmod and went back up stalrsamid
contin cheering. ,
Inh roornslir. Blsiuelielda sort oi in-
formal reception. Among those We”!!!
were Hon. ltd P. Norton, Hon. W'. W.
Hull”. 0! New Jersey; Joseph I]. Manly, of
Maine; Thoma 0. Plan, Whitelaw Reid, of
The New York Tribune; Mural Ilalswad, 0t
Cincinnati:Gen. N. P. Banks; Editor I’atr
rick Ford and a delegation of IrishAmorl-
ram; Col. Perry Carson, the giant colored
Republican leader at Washington; Joseph I.
Barbour, of Connecticut; Col. Tweedy, oi
Danbnry, Conn; Col. timid, ot the gov-
ernor's ruin, of Lakeville, Conn; A. Chainv
burial”, president oi the Home bank, of
o! the Moriden Republican, oi Iterideu,
Conn. All Republicans were beaming with
enthusiasm. Republican campaign buttons
were won everywhere.
Judge A. L Morrison, on bohnll of the
Irish-American Anti-Free Trader‘lieagueot
the United Stem, presented an address at
welcome tJMr. Blaine in his room No. 83,
on the third liner of the hotel. Mr. Blaine
replied that he felt very grateful for the
honor and would send a reply to No. 145
Eighth street in the“ near tuture. ,.
At 1:15 p. m. the members of the ltepnbllv
can national campaign committee, headed
by Chairman Quay and Vice Chairman
Clarhson, came up in a body and paid their
mpects to the Republican statesman.
Among the other callers were Gen. W. T.
Sherman, Gen. Cyrus llmaey, Gen. Jackson
Barnum, Col. Jacubns and u delegation from
Temwswe.
0n the Twenty—third street side 0! the
roarustoodniarge and beautitnl floral no.
sign, inscribed “James 0. Elaine. Welcome
Iiome, 1860, 1588." President James I’. Foo-
ter pronentcd to
Mr. Blaine a steel
horseshoe highly
polished and with
an eagle on it, sent
by James Ryder,
of Dayton, 0,, on
behalf of the Irish-
Aurcricnn Antl- A
Free Trade languaf‘; , - 3_,
of that city. The}, , ’ ‘
letter to Mr. Fus- (
tor requested IIIIII‘ \fl, ‘\\-
to present the when he-
to Mr. lllnine us
emblematic of pro« .
tccilon to American labor and American in-
dustries and the Republican policy. Mr.
Blaine made a titling reply.
Mr. Blaine took a drive In the afternoon
through Central park and vicinity, accom-
panied by Messrs. Quay, Clarkson and other
members of the national Republican com~
mittee. After returning from his drive
Mr. Blaine netiredtobia room in the Fitt'
Avenue hotel and rested until evening, none
of the hundreds of people who thronged the
hotel being admitted to disturb him. At E
o’clock the crowd in and around Madison
squan- numbered many thousandn The peo-
ple whllv-d away the time shouting {or
lilnlne, Harrison and Morton. The crowd
represented all classes of minty. Un the
stem! were J. 1’. Archibald, Master Work:
man Magoo, and a number of other local
labor leaders, as well as the otlicers of vari-
ous Republican organizations here and out
of town.
OPEN AIR» RECEPTION.
)lr. Blaine (treats the Great Crown] and
Makes a Spar-ch.
At bill Chairman Armin E. Ford called
the labor meeting to order from the grand
stand, and alter a few words of tribute to
Mr. llluine he sent (Jappa's band to the hotel
balcony to serenade the distinguished stews
man. The band played “Marching Through
Georgia," the crowd adding their voices.
"Home,'l‘iw‘eet Home," was then rendered,
and in a few moments a storm of applause
nrosonsthe hero of the occasion made his
appearance.
lilr. Blaine came from the hotel leaning on
the arm of Hon. Invi P. Morton, and fol-
lowed by cx-Senntor l’latt, Gen. It A. Alger,
Walker and Emmons Blaine and a commit
tee of escort. They Were aided through tht
crowd by the police to the stand.
When Mr. Blaine appeared on the stand
Mr. Ford again called the "testing to order,
and called on Mr. David Healy to read an
addrau on behali of the workingmon 0! New
York to Mr. Blaine. The addrem was a
strong indorsement oi protectionism. Mr.
Blaine was then introduced, and, alter the
applause had subsided, said:
Mn. CHAIRMAN: It would be egotlsrn u
take this magnificent demonstration asper-
eonal to myself. It rather signifies the great
popular interest in the quation upon which
I ammppoead at least to have a consistent
record and an earnest seal (Applause) And
you have before you a contest in which that
issue to to be settled by the American people
for, perhaps, an indefinite period, one way
or the other. The year we? was prosperous,
and the president at its close proposed a radi-
cal change in the industrial system which
had produced that prosperity, and sin that
day there has been reversal and conitrior n
the commerce and manufactures ot git
United States The queulon before the
American people is whether he and his act
ministration shall be sustained in that move
ment. (Voices—“No! Not")
Against him the Republican party have
nominated the best oi tickets. They have
given you tor president a man of experience,
othemlcrecordhrthewar, of great purity
oi character, a man oi firmueu, who can
give this country an administration worthy
at its best daya (Churn) And you have
associated with him a man whom I need not
timber describe to citisens of New York
thanto say lib name is Levi P. Morton
(clean), a man 0! most generous character
the widest and most statesmanllke views or
the great question. 0! the gentleman againv
them I would say nothing but at the court}
date tar vice president. I would say that is
him I have a friend ot ma years standing
and I am a wrsonal admirer of Judge Thar
man. But I beg you tooheerve thatins
critical vedod of this country a M
Dallas destroyed the protective tarlfl at am
thnthe senateconvenes oularehl
next it will have thirty-two senatorstron
theaolidsouth,aad unleayournakas
change six lbmocrstio senators trora tin
JANE P. FOSTER»
IuencebeimtheAmerlcanpeople.
ihsvshseutnitnglaad iorssverai month
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opt upon a every so The)
are divided upon what you are plesssdtr
anthelrtsh question, upontheeontinnanou
at the house at lords, aadthsyarsnotab
sdetsly Win thssa
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acknowledge hetero an American audience
Murillo", (fault, and W. F. Graham, editor,
mmrm‘a may“.
Butthersishereaquoslionot polloynrhicli
lstheprlmeoue. I am ,glad thismastingls
called in the name of the laboring people, "‘
become this question is from beginning to
end a question oi labor.
It you will agree to live in as poor a
house, and eat as poor food, and receive as
your wages as little as the operatives in
England receive, we can produce asebeap
goodsastlw Democratic administration de-
sirestosell. (laughter) Butt! you desire
tobetter your condition you want we pro-
tection interests oi America maintained.
The wage workers of Great Britain and
Ireland cannotdrnw upon savings newest
sullen to the credit oi the Wage workers in
the small state of Massachusetts. It you
turn the country into two trade channels
you can put our country in ammunition with
Great Britain and in the course at live
years make the wage worker aspoor. I will
not discuis this (liloatll‘lil upon any other
basis. I have no sure» to heal. (Prolonged
cheers.)
lwould rather have your heartfelt and
magnificent welcome than ,uny otilce you
wold bestow upon me. I shall hold this
question from the beginning to the end an a
question which interests every man, woman '
and child in this country that depends upon
daily labor for daily bread. Capital (loan
not need promotion. It can take care of
ltaell.
Now, gentlemen, you remesent a critical
state. You repre oi the sink: of New York.
Your voice ar 0 hour upon one issue.
Your voice will be decisive at that mun. Do
not be turned aside by side issues or petty
squabbles. Do not belleceivell by questions
oi personal abuse upon one slclo or the other,
but give your votes as labor men who give
them tor the best interest of thin great repub-
lic asI do tonight. I havonlwvoted mnnething
of the last fourteen moullm to seeing the
condition of labor and laboring men in the
other hemisphere. I say without tear of
mntrnclwliou that in no part 0'! Europe it
timoomhttm oi the laborer comparable to
”that which it in in the United Staten. Are
you n lilmg to give up your [msgoiii (Voices:
"No, nol") And Will you retain it! (Voices:
“We willf") You can retain it by u long
pull and u pullnltogetlmr tor the election at
Harrison and Morton (Prolonged applause.)
Mr. Morton was loudly called for, but or
weed himself, “Ill Mr. Blaine and party re-
tired.
Alter the npeoch Mr. Illnine returncdto
the hotel, when: an informal reception was
had in his apartments. Among thme present i
were Messrs. Elklus, Manley, Charla Emory
Smith, Cungroesutuu McKinley and “all
llnlniltou, and other members of Mr.
Blatnc’s lumily.
’lhe arrangements for Mr. lllalnc's do-
pnrture were butwstly gIVen out to the re-
porters as (allows: He Will leave [or the east
on the regular 8a. m. tram oi the New York
and New Haven roe-l, on Monday morning,
at the Grand Clrllttul limpet. 'lbe intention
oi starting tar-day vvne changed out of re
spect to the tumml of lien. Sheridan. Mr.
Blaine Will be lit l'rmtlent Clark's private
car, which line liven muttered him tor the
occasion, attached to the rear 0! the regular
train. The tram will atop illteen minutes
at b'tmuiord, iiitccn [mimics nt ltrnlgeport,
twouly minutes at New linvcn, tliweu
minutes ut Meriden nmi twanty minutes at
llartiurd. The trnln Will he u.u hour and a
quarter into of. Now linen. The party
which will go wstn Mr. lllniue are Munro.
Joseph ll. Manley, W. l‘. Graham, Samuel
Fea’senlleu, A. Chamberlain, .‘lluyor Lama,
oi Waterbury, and his two sons. The lamily
lenw tor their home at Augusta today.
DOUBLE HANGING AT ST. LOUlS.
Maxwell, 0! the Trunk Mystery. llul lamb
grist, Who Murdered Ills Sweetheart.
51. Louis, Aug. li.~—llugh M. Brooks,
alias Maxwell, oi Htmrkpun, L'lwsliire, Eng,
land, who murdered Ill! tellow countryman,
C. Arthur I’reller, a traveling snimman
from Bradford, England, hid the body in a
trunk and lied to New Zooland, where he
was nrmeted and brought back, tried and
convictwl, wan hanged in the city prison at
ilo’clock yesterday. The eilorls in in“: be»
ball tor commutation or respite, and the lip
terterence oi the English government have
all lmen published.
lllnxwml prepared-an address to the peo-
ple oi England, which he furnished to the
press. In it he demmucod his treatment by
the courts of America as unjust and unfair,
and said that his trial throughout had been
a travesty and a miscarriage oi justice.
He walked boldly to the scallold and did
not flinch at any time. lie died trorn
strangulation. Ills neck was badly cut by
the rope and blood flowed all over his gar.
menu, ii is body was minimal and will be
taken to England. Brooks rnade a contra
sion to his spiritual adviser, but it was not
made public.
The other victim of the law was Henry B.
Landgral. Ills neck was broken by the tall,
and he died much more easily and (our min—
utes quicker than Maxwell
Landgrai shot and killed his sweetheart,
Annie T'uch, a boautliul girl oi IS, on the
night at March 5, 138.5. Jealousy prompted
the crime.
VERY COOL3 PROCEEDINGS.
A llah Walks Into (:nurs, Tales the Yeti
onev and liar-gs "In to the Porch.
annvruz, Aug. ll.«~.\mos Miller (col.
cred) was banged at Franklin yeeterday by
a mob tor an email. mymmitled on Mrs.
Boost, oi Williamson county, on June it.
time alter the control-ion of the crime lit
lor was brought to Nnhville and filled to
prevent mob violence. Ila was taken tr
Franklin yesterday and arraigned. "is at
torneyv moved tor a change at venue. The
snob, already collected, got wind of this, poll
immediately filed into thewurt room. They
toot iorclble press-sine oi the primer, and
hunghim toths railingoi the trout porch
oi the crmrt house. The mobwas not re
listed and the men were unmasked. A nnsrs
bsr witnessed the hanging, bat the “KONG"!
jury returned a verdict oi death by hanging
by unknown partlea Miller's brother wit
named the hanging, but made no clmnmatro
tier).
Aw latraordlarry Accident.
3mm, lass, Aug. il.-Last evening
asDIrs. Mary Allen and her kalhanrl west
driving hence to Quincy, the elotlvlag ct tin
former suddenly bent into a Isa-s. Tia
horse, honouring nightgfh started to m
and Ir. Allen jumped tohold him,bul
theanilnal bolted. A moms later In.
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DANIEL L’IIGMMEDIEU
A. s. FE‘R‘RI‘ST“
J E W E L E R .
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
lv'lne Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Monuments and Headstone.
Do not buy smrmnmrnl or Ilmduone i'vom any
Nymph, but no direct to the show reruns oi
I’. W. Bane, Water ritrcct, Novwslk and select one
an “implode and you will not be rill-s _ luierl in its
appearance Dealer in all kinds oi Inildlng stone
and rumetcry work.
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American Investment Co.
Iquitable Life Insurance Co.
Ferment Loan and True! Co.
Jnrvilvconklln Mortgage Trust Co.
l'irr, Lila, Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
TAYLOR t GOLDEN. Auto.
(' lira! Ila-tau.- l Insurance Agency. iioutb Norwslk,
Anna. to. (unions,
(”garnet u! the l’tm Congregational (thereby-tier
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Jobbing oi all kinds promptly amended to.
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Attachments. Parts, Needles. Belts, are, furnished
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at all hours at prices so that 'you can slord it and
go again Our llnnkn arr. es. (ram and Milli.
Pllllcr hot or cold. all hindsoi Tern ursnce Dunks,
Also Table Board, or Board and .odgi by the
“Slit, or Imlt. ("mm and not: tor yourself I t it is
1 just like home and we will try and make on feel at
' home. lurinulully, ’ttlli Ill IIIVI.
tel: 3m
insure Your. Eife
0n the Endowment Plan.
A man at sgr. on!) would prohnbl nerd immune
for twenty of twenty-five yours. at MM"! he
needs it for that timeln no unison why he should
rtipnlatr lokrrp it up during the whole life time.
Ilr baa over eight hundn-d mentor in a thousand of
living more than may years and nearly eight
hundred tnlihomllml living twenty-Ive ears
Iivrause his or: lips-cl. are so Might be shot; i not
neglect to provide for the chsnm oi drier-which
areas: lmsnlly nrrmrnankbya liberal lit-mane:
0" m" u" issues to run
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
07 IIAItTI'OItD.
ll. 8. L'IIOMMEIIIZU.
booth Norwnlk.
éiinzn’l‘ u mean;
(Next door to l'natrntlice.)
...
table
reed
WARWICK "01'qu
limes and (hrvisgestolrt [or all oeuvhr.
carrier at 04m to meet Ml Trains.
(loud amount at Iteamnsble Prices,
Livery an
BAKERY!
......m. ..‘*. . ......
t‘OItlflK'OI'Ml-l. CANDY 1'0“. soda inli arsovtr
t of ornamental candy.
MrsJohnEolland
“007.3% ”WI.
"5"
M N’chry Tilly.
fllBRlll‘xE Milli .
Special attention given to no
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-teat-
ed carriage for sale.
SWAN & BUSHNELL,
Violante and Retail beaten in
Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers.
In Water Mo. teat-"lawn
encounter.
Afl.%s;dfll:pooa osmirsavsssslis. flats,
muvmmmum' lies-worm!
' ssmn scum rus- Idle
“3 was time Links. filers sad
0%; lbw. uni-Iv prisms hr II-
qsssr seat
'fiaWfl—m. nun-cm“
J.
Mme-Hatteras”. fly
l
THE PRICES
“W“—
Horn
openndvllrw'l'mkirh Prunes" .....“.......fle
Bastaudavs Cirflli.......... ........ .Mpevln
”Mineral? Colos.fl¢
rs .....
Ila-muse
niobium-non "garter
.. per
Orv-my Bauer ..........
Creameryliuucrl'rlnt..................... ..... we
scantil- ............. .. ...... ......Ju
13 'sltes liabblusilosp.... .................. pm
Heron's Jars. porcelain top, anus..t doe
" " " tints ........... ....vlic
Look at the 'l‘ln Ware
Department.
linurisumur,
3i Washington Street.
IIAVILANIl'li NEW BLOCK.
JUSTIN!
no t!
2f) noxsm 07 h’l'ltilht'l AND “WE"
Formosa 001qu Tea
Tea Such as is Too.
This Test is Wurruntcd to 'l'IsIl-
‘ Into Ilse Serves oftlrc Oldest 'l’ca
Drinkers, even Ilrosc vvlrosc 'l'ea
'l'nstc has become Galvanized.
Come and Tulle
TEA
With Us.
{)0 Cents per Pound
Bible 8. lumstncl’s.
leble’s Block Main St.
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Delwrrcd every Saturday mining.
..- —o’oo
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
All Kinda oNcgetablca
l'rcalv livery Morning.
Winders received by Illll or telephone.
Come 8: See
own new mm
Oil gloves,
sue NEW I701!“ 0?
Stone-
ghina
PORCELAIN.
Electric Door Bells.
1'. n. NASH 6533.0
“GOOD ENOUGH"
FAIlllY 0 L BAH.
anumsaoo.
Mb m
am a; murr.’
A’l‘
BEN'I'S’ FUR
insurance Building,
So. Nor-walk.
m
m
,mSUITSrzc:
0F ALL KINDS
, FOR THE SEASON. *
LIGHT =2= AND l=::= coon
BATHING SUITS!
. -~A SPECIALTwa-w ..
FINE LINE
srnsw HATS!
THE FINEST LINE
llflMSlllllll Blllls.
HOUSES AND LOTS
' FARMS
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
“WV—~—
ALL PRICES.
“a...“
——or——-
lemmunns.
~~~ -— wow-
Masonie Building.
Ros-walk.
dtw
mano—
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND ANERICAN CONPANIE AT
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,
CONN.
~———-—OO*—-———
TAYLOR (r GOLDEN.
CARPETS!
lisp tiled Who-mes:
least-.gcau'snaue lsuslawell
[INLAND “HAD”
CARPETgl
'I'hslamlllteektossierttru-atsaysuvslathsmest
Lowest Price. for Cash.
mmwm M n fl“. lay
luau-15¢.
wnvnow amorous.
W ”I“. WNNIC‘ mm Wm.” M “km
WALL PAPER.
INNININ ”00‘ 0' saw PAM
”Nymflllaeparloll. WM‘kbfiwsnfl.
announcement as. ru- eats
Norwalk Chronicler