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m Wlll no law and In Between
and Little Bantu-a Dona Thin Wuh-
warm (tron llulletln—l‘avorable n.-
Wlaagut ace-ion ea Record.

eraaroxfim. l.——'l‘hm‘will beam
of W iathetwohoumof oint-
the week, and it will come up

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Islam-me ltienot «mad that either

' Wwiflrcmaininaealon morethauabout

half of the time, the boom of representatives
m in a mood to adjourn from day to day
I“ a Mt muting hour.

The III-fowl”, after come mimellaneoua
bummed with the «candor-lion of
the conference report on the general de-
m bill. Political debate will develop
from time warm The tarill bill may excite
Ionic observations during the week in the
Innate

LONG-EST 51158101! ON “to”.

When the two houses were called to order
atlflo‘clock to-day the mention had become
tholtmgwt, by twentyaour hours, in Ameri-
muhiatory. The longest pnwliug anion
wa- that of 1850, the year of the Missouri
unnpmmiec, which was adjourned at noon
of Sept. 30. Constructivoly, the session of
1868, following the impuchmcnt pretending:
agalrut President Johnson, was longer, the

out sine die having taken place
Nov. 10,but,ns a matter of fact, congress
took a six weeks' recess from July 27 and
never afterward hall a quorum or attempted
to tram any busineia.

Both sidm have pretty well made up their
minds that there will be no adjournment of
thepreaent moon of congress. but merely a
lamb-om Oct. 25 to Nov. iii. The Demo-
crats in the house have stoppcd talking
about adjournment, and will probably ad-
journ for three days at a time while waiting
themovements of the senate. Senators Alli-
m and Aldrich favor going on with the
tar” bill, and will probably hold their Re—
publican anniciam to this pmgrarnme. If a
Initiation for adjournment should come over
from the house it might get a majority vote
in the senate, buPit will not come. A single
objector could raise the point of no quorum
at aresolutiou fixing a day for aiijourrmient
in the house, and an objector will always be
at hand

var: REPUBLICAN ramrr mu.

According to the latest programme the Re-
publican tariff billwiil be pmscnted to the
mate on Thunday of this week The report
of the Republican members of the finance
committee will be completed at that time,
but it will not probably be made public until
the next day. Accompanying it will be the
report of the Democratic minority. It was
at first intended to make both the tariff bill
and the report public simultaneously, but
thiaplan will be abandoned in view of the
fact that their great length will prevent more i
"an a brief abstract of mob from being
printed in the newspapers. whereas if given
out on didereut days a much fuller synopsis
can he published.

ravpaaau error ranlcarrosa

The weather crop bulletin for the week
ending Saturday, Sept. 29, says: The mother
during the week was generally favorable for
all growing crops in all sections except New
England, where heavy rains were reported
as unfavorable. Throughout the cotton belt
reports indicate that the weather during the
week has improved the condition of the cot-
ton crop. In Louisiana the conditions were
favorable for cane and the harvesting of rice:
and generally throughout the gulf states the
weather was favorable for cotton picking
andtheseeding of wheat. Light frosts oc-
arm-din the northern portion of thegulf

. over the tobacco raglan of Tennessee,
Ken cry, North Carolina and Virginia, and
in the middle Atlantic and New England
states, which will probably result in some
damage to the growing crops, but warnings
of m froste were ironed to the threatened
mine: in time to enable thwe receiving
them to secure the greater portion of the
tobacco crop not previously cut.

A not.» nnvuscu'rlox.

The Sunday Capital syn:

“Tothe peopbof Washington the worst
resultofthescandal in regard to the con.
structionof the tunnel is the certain post-
pmaneutofthedaywheu water will belet
Into the new reservoir. Year after year the
houeelwldenonthe high levels of the city
have been promised early relief from the
acarcity of water. Year after year they have
has: disappointed

“The lawdoee not provide any adequate

 

 
 

 
 

mehawronguponapeople uhulreenprac—
tieadfrorn beginniugtoendinthe water
work: extension for the city of Washington.
It has been marked by ignorance and jobhery

throughout.

“lthaaheeniaultyinplan, ignorant inerti-
mteolcuct, ugligent in specifications, im-
heeiloininepectionand axlravagantin cost.
Thereoughttoheatrialofanumherof perL
mlnthecivllcourta,and the wardepartr
meat oughttoorder a court martial wher-
everneedad if the reputation of the corps
daughmbtobemaintained."

Thol’octthilmorningprintca number of
latterlandstatemeuta setting forth thatthe
ceatnctfcr theaqueducttunneiwuawuded
by Secretary Uncoln in October. 1883, to
Bockwlth «fr. Quackmhuab at 882,5!) um
thathe loweat bidder for the work; and
tlltSecretIryLincolu was governed in bi-
deous-lb: that-«portal Mai Lydechm who

 

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wltbnnew finale hareccurred in Bevler,

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overthedeadbody the other barrel of the
gun was He was struck in the
left side with several buckshet and is mor-
tally wounded. Conley, after the shooting.
fled. Behaubeen mton‘of the Bonsai Zion
wmetery for fourteen years, within the
grounded which the killing occurred. Eastr
man was a nephew of M. H. Coover, aproml-
neat lumber merchant in this city. Smith is
foreman of Blanchard‘n carpenter shop, is
married and hasone child; The jury of in;
quest held over Eastman exonerated Conley,
who was defending his house from assault.

 

FIRED BY A ROCKET.

A Blue Canned by Firework- In Phil.-
dolphin.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1,—What were the
handsome headquarters of the Young Repub-
licans, at Twelfth and Chcimmt streets, are
now three storiesof burned timbers, broken
walls and water stalked ceilings. Ruin is
stored on every floor. The Commercial club’s
rooms, which consist of the three adjoining
floors at 1:113 Chestnut street, are also in
ruins, while the headquarters of the Republi-
can city committee at 1,2115 Chestnut street
escaped with a moderate drenching.

The fire was discovered at 6:30 in the
morning. A large number of Republicans
viewed the big parade from the roof Satur-
day night and set oil a great quantity of fire-
works. .

Some time during the night sparks lit on
the Chestnut street cornice, which, being
wood, ignited. The sparks ate their way into
the cornice and snicldemd unnoticul. Tire
file must have burned for several hours un—
dm' the tin roof before it was discovered.

Shortly after the fireman got on the roof a
lot of rockets and roman candles that had
beon'left there took fire, and balls of tire flew
in all directions. The Young Republicans
are insured for 87,000, and their loss will be
about $3,000. Members of the Commercial
club say that their loss will amount to $4,000.
The rooms of the Republican city committee,
at. No. 1:15 Chestnut street, were only dam.

to the extent of about $.30 by the deluge
of water that was pound on the building.

 

 

 

Congressman Mona in the Sulka.

BUSTUX, Oct. l.——Urrlons Imp-ill] Morse
should change his mind very swn his name
will not be pnmlnted as n mnldillntc for mm»
gross in the Third district. He recently wrote
a letter declining to run again, and it is be-
lieved he will cling to that decision. Mr.
Morse has been in congress five terms, going
there at that merely for recreation, and finally
perfecting himself in the mysterim of legisla-
tion to such an extent that he became one of
the most solid men in the Mamehuaetts dele-
gation. This session Mr. Morse wanted, above
all things, to have a place on the ways and
menus committee, and when Symker Carl'nlo
relegated him to an insignificant committee,
without evenacommittce room at his dis-
posal, the congressman was wrathy. It is
also surmised that he has not received from
President Cleveland all many favors as he
wanted, and these two contridoratiom are b9
licved to have caused him to lose interest in
hisofllcc. Many people here think he is the
only man who can carry this state for the
Democracy in a gubernatorial contest.

 

 

Better Have Remain“! lit the (late. I
ATLANTA, (la, Oct. l.——ln a difilculty at
Linslon, twelve miles south of Sparta, John
Larry, a desperate and dangerous negro, wan
killed by Charla Stanley. There had been a
difficulty in the field Saturday between
young Mr. Stanley and the negro in the
morning, whereupon the negro was dismissed
and told to come to the house at noon for his
pay. At dinner time he cametothe front
gate and insolently demanded his money,
Stanley told him to remain at the gate and
he would bring the mono ' to him; that his
father was sick in the house and did not
want any fun; on the place. The negro more
he would come in, and drew a razor and
started for Stanley, who made a dash for the
bruise, the negro following in close ursuit.

 

Stanley gained the front room, so J a pistol
from the mantel, wheeled and . on his
assailant as he was amending the The

 
 

negro immediately turned and ran to the
gate, dashed outside and fell dead. The hall
penetrated his heart.

Fall River Finances.

Fm. Rrvxa, Ma... Oct. l.—-'l‘he irregu-
larities discovered last week in the National
Union bank and the Union Savings bank ap.
pear to have led to the circulation of all"
geraterl report; It may be positively stated
that the only institutions interacted are the
National Union bank and the Union Savings
bank Fall River concerns were novella bet-
ter condition than now, and manufacturing
corporatlonn have paid out in dlvldmds for
theninc months ending to-dny eczema) on
an investment of $17,l08,000, or an avmge
of over 8 per cent. In 1887 dividends for the
whole year amounted to Ol,42'7,9l|0. andin
1888 they were “ammo. Dividends for
Dumber will largely increase the amount for
the current year.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”local-lag a General Strike.
Blmrnx, Oct. l.—-1’here ill serious talk of a
tie-up of the lines controlled by the Wat End

 
 

tectlvu have been wallowing the codueten

titrect Railway company. A number of do: ‘

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

The other was dimovored lying in Mitre

 

pammaxe, Rorwalk. Ur. 0pm «calm.

 

 

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IIA‘NBUIIY & NURWALK llll'lslox.
Canceled Anger-tutti. 1888.
Pauenger Tralna.

The discovery of the bodies completely
paralyzed the police, and Gen, Sir L'lrnrlcs
Warren, chief commissioner, Was at once
called out of bad. lie rcpnlrml immediately

W. II. bravura-on. Vice Pm. and (leu'l Manager.
P. C. I’Arrll. bupenuwdcnt.
.l. 1'. Fun, Gem-ml Tick-rt Agent.

Ilol'sj’l‘oh IC Ill l' ISlth.
April 2'5, flirts:
Lear» Bridgeport for l'lttaltclrl.
7.10:. m. accommo'n !

The police patrol the square every ten
minutes, but the murderer managed to elude
them. The vigilance committees will trauma
their patml of the district, extending their
lines of watchfulness

London is in a fever of excitement and

 

 

Whitechnpcl in a state of terror over the re- l‘l-ffi " ,

rumption of the horrible butcherics,tbe fourth 137,.) pgru. xix; i 7 w 2"?” "“-
of which, it was hoped, and quite generally 5:50 .. accommo'n 'l ‘ ' '
believed. would lie the last of the ghastly ”L30 “ “ ;

‘Gocr only an far at- blow Milford

War. II. Surname, Vice I‘rce‘t a 6an Man'x’r
W. K. bros, Supt.

.l. T. Fina. 0m. “ch! .Iqt., Bridgeport. Conn.

series. The police are waitively helpless and
their tacit admission of failure to find any
clcw u‘luitsoever to the perpetrator of the
terrible crimes only serves to add to the con-
sternation of the unfortunate creatures
whose culling has manifestly made them the
objects of the inhuman butcher's fury. The
number-of tllmricsmlvnncml as acmunting
for the murders and seeking to estilblish the
identity of tho murder-or is positively be-
wildcring, but. none of them is accepted by
tho pullw as tho correct one, although the
Scotland Yard detective-i have nothing mun!
plausibletoollcr for themselves. The also
lutely impotent condition of the police in
the matter healed them, however, to catch
at straws in the way of evidence which in
ordinary macs would be spurned by the self
importbnt burrow-on: for dynamitcm and

All lemons building new house! should have them
wired fore play-raring for this great modern con-
vuulcuvc. Any home may be instantly lighted by
om: touch of the puree-button at the llulridl‘ or ball.

All daugmr from limos-of matchcu in then-by done
away. .

BURGLAR ALARMS

“'hirhlight the gun and ring an alarm the Instant
a door or a wlrldow l9 dlaturllcd. BURGLAKIIS
lll’use‘lllhli.

Electric Door Bells

divers for parcelsof savl'duet. The only reliable door-bell and one whirh la
The mini. significant of these is a letter minimum lloltogi‘luut of ordlr. Price Imrn 33
which was received at theolllce of the Central “PM!“

ELECTRIC WIRING.

in Iniahcd hour-ca done without a wire left in light
oraecralch on woodwork. Estimate-a given. Call
and we working umpire.

Jackson Bros

Al Jackson's Jewelry Store, Norwalk.
null-2m .

Wlljlll'lflll MlRlli‘l‘.

one Quullly,—'l‘lle Beet.
am, Veal, V H "
Com!)

News company in one of the postal deliveries
on Thursday afternoon. The letter, which in
written in a scrawling band, is lamilarly all-
drml "Dear Bills,“ and signed "Jack. the
Ripper." After bunting that, he mmmittod
all of the \‘l'hitechapcl murders, the writer
continues; “I love my work and want to
start at it again. The next job I do I shall
cut of! the lady's our and send it to the police.
Keep the; letter back till I do abit more
work, and then give it out to the police
straigb ."
A remarkable feature of tho Mitre square
murder is the fact that. one of the dead
woman’l can: was nearly severed, and this
drcnmtanm is held to indicate that the nu]
murderer wrote the letter. Most of the new»
papers issued special editions yesterday,
giving copious details of the tragedies and
volunteering much advice to the police,
which they Would do well to follow, unm
crowds visited the scene of the murders. and
gazed at the blmdstained pavement with a
degree of fascination dillicult for the pnlim
to overwrite, in their efforts to keep the high-
way clear. The lodging houses, alleys, etc,
of the Whitechapel distnct are being mound
by detectives. ”WM"

A Fortune Hunter Bugged by Detectives
LOIDOS. Oct. l.—Dr. Donia Dowllng Mul-
cahy, of Newark, N. J.. came to Europe re-
cently totry to get poaaemion of a large for»
tune left by a Spaniel: dun-hm, to which he
believes himaclf to be the rightful heir. lle
called for home on board the City of Chicago,
impressed with the idea that he will ultimately
get the mercy. Before he sailed he paid a
visit to Ireland, and he told an astonishing
Itory of the way in which Secretary Balfour‘s
dewctives dogged him every minute he was
there. lie had kept his visit lI'I‘Nt, but they
caught light of him at lecnlwl and never
left him. In um Dr. Mulcaliy served norm

’ Imprlwnmeut an a l’oniau, but was
liberated on condition that he would leave
the country. He thought that he could visit
his old home mohair-veil, but mine spy in
America gavo him am.

PM ”0 bd- flla Jubilee.
Boll, Oct. l.-The Pepi celebrated a high
male for the dead In St. Peter’s church yua-
terday to Inlemnlne the clone of in jubilee.
The mus-lion comprised will” Item
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Lamb, Hutton. York. ball and hub.
Beef. Smoked Tongue. llama,
Shoulders.» BaconJlalogrul. l'rank'
forte. Etc.

Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’romptly.

CHARLES SMITH

53 Waulrlnxton Street.

 

JUST RECEIVED A LOT 01'

CHOICE LEMONS

\rhlrll we shall sell at I!» count per dozen. Also the
rclchratcd

Photo Brand Columbia River Salmon

no cent:- per can.

DANIEL L’llOllllllEIll EU

Wuhlngton Street Bridge.

le Klinefeltéii

[)th IN

Meals. Fill 0YSIBI'S,

Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons. n'rc.

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square. She, like the first motioned victim, _ 3
had her throat cut, but in addition she had cm ._?..°,'” 'm' one 3:? an. A. 8. FE R R's, H I s- 800 D,
been disembovmled and her none had been l7“; :‘ 1h} 11““:
cut off. The murderer had evidently been > ,2 '. ,; ' J E W E L E R , ‘
disturbed inhia work in Berber strait and 1:33: .. if; .. I Watches,
had no time to mutilate the body of his :10” p... 9..»1 Watches Jewelry. SIIVGWRYO.
ml... ,0, .. ’ Jewelry
The woman murdered i“ Barrier street 0.]. BBIPAID. 0.1“. llnarunn. Fine Wine" "Nd-5 - SWII‘IL g
has been identified as Elizabeth Strode, a easily. “on. lunar: _AV,,_
nntive of 'St-u-kholm and an inmate of a low E L T0 1 “0 I) smc'” and Eye cla’m' . '
lodging house. The identity of the other 0 'SA N c “All, A ,’
Woman has not as yet been established. 511 a aware-

lluumenls all Holstein

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to the acute 0‘ [he.lllml"rb' '3‘“! gave fink," LV Non.“ Lv So. Norwalk. Al. “11“,“ you. up ance Dealer in Ill kind! of lemming DW W-.. _ .. W. , ,...__w M. __,. ”haw ,.
to have the police force in that diatrwt ”'32 ' '_. 56 m 8 Oil wtlcumetery work.

strongly reinforced. ‘ .32.!” ‘. ‘I. ' .‘Kln’ '

In musequuncu of the refusal of [ionic ‘35 l. 1%“: u 133:“, .. ill ,mP' ‘v' BATES' : '
Secretary Matthews to offer a reward for the )2 to p. .m. 100 p. In. It)? p. m. .' ., . .. ..., . . . , w -
detection of the murderer, the rmidcutsof :3 :. Mind 650 :hflxcd :00 21“.“, ‘
the east end on Saturday forwarded a peti- 302 n .. my: .. .. a", .. .. American InWMmcnl (30- I". M. ‘ PIEIICE
two to the queen herself, praying her to 94': .. °- 102i -- " roar .. -' Equitable Life Insurance Co. DEALER m
authorize the payment of n mwnnl. NOltTll. f I» T

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~c ' ' v. run 0 . . . '. r.. . a . . 4
midnight in a narrow court leading from l to a. m. Mixed 1 40a. in. M'x’d :l 10 Mixed J‘nl't'lleOIKlln flortgage Tn“ (.0. . " J . ' 1'
tllostnect. unddlreclly beneath the \t’llllltlwl 8:: g " 3;? :j " g; I; “I'll. Life, Accident. and Plate Glass MW
of a Socialist club cmnymluf foreigners. 12m .. .. ,3 In ‘12“, l' m' [lain-cc. ‘ n ' 3 ' .
A concert was in progrcas in the club rooms 2 .55 .. Mixed 305"” rilxed 3 it {fixed TAYLOR a comrades“- helltral MWCI’ Lolltrdctfil'
atthetime, and a large number of people 42-5 p:_m. 5 l0 “‘ 515Pvflm- Rr-al‘liptawhlnrurance Agency,llmr,h kmflk, Irwcwred tonal“: mmlm with resin ma
were present, but not a sound was heard g? ,. “:5 6 "’03- pl milddmldmthhmr’rlg-gml laid
from the victim. The sound murder 9°- 1010 “lined 1017 "rum romance ” , " " .1!ch lmmrcuyxivm tied it “illicit film: to
curred threoquartcrs of an hour later, in arson. caller-shim. mu
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Fin. Life and Accident.
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Draft! for one £ and upwards and Money Order! to
all pane of Europe.

Notary Public. Acknowledgementc'l'aken.

Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.

65 Walling-ton 5L. (Next door to Poet-cilia.)

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pairs in all branches.
A good secondhand. twmaf-
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Brick. Lime. Cement,
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Jungian. Franklin, and
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