r . ETA treasure”
Sir Charles Warren Yields to
‘ Popular Glamor.
BLOODROUKDB AS INDUCE! EN.
no: will be Added to the Force at Once.
Prospect of a atom-y Scaalol ut Purita-
‘lltl'Anl lclpated Strike 01‘ 309.000
Guillermo-The Emperor 81ml” all’l’cmlfl.
l l‘
Manor, Oct. 6.-—'l'ho launder clamor for
the introduction of bhulhounda into the
chat. for the Whilecliapel murderer, intern
titled by the mounncn-intion of meeuaor
Axe, hair at last elicit“! a sign from lien. Sir
Charla; "ll'arreu,cbwf mxurnmsioner of the
metropolitan plillt'tt. He has [minimally in-
formed the press that he hmi decided to avail
himself of the suggtwtinn to use dogs, but ox-
m his disbelief in the etiioacy of the idea,
since if the murderer roads the newspaper: he
. . is forewarned. and consequently formunad
The moat searching inquiries of the police
into the claws fumished by the statement
«1 amman named Dodge tail to give any
evidence of the truth of his assertions. and
the Yidouq’s 0! Scotland yard are as far at
ever from the smut.
The recent elaborate magazine article of
Mr. James Mansfield, Giadstonian member
for Halifax, and the speeches of various
Liberal leaders within the last fortnight,
plainly indicate that the mining session of
parliament will be the stormiait that has
been witnesml for many years. The cue
given to all Liberal speakers is to force a dirt
solution of parliament, and this will he the
policy of the (amnion in the next «anion
upon every question raised promising that
result.
The situation in the collieries is nearing a
crisis. The price of coal has increased largely,
and promises to increase to a still greater ex-
tent, in consequence of the early setting in
of cold weather, which has created an un-
equaled demand for fuel. The miners insist
upona 10 per cent. increase at wages, and
300,”) collicrs threaten to strike unless the
demands are complied with.
A tremendous sensation has been created
in \‘iemia owing to the fact that Emperor
William neglected to confer decorations upon
Hungarian Premier Tisza, while some minor
officials were unexpectedly decorated. The
cause of the kaiser‘s mobbing Mr. Tisza is a
mystery, unless it be the recollection of his
old speeches in sympathy with the young
man’s father, the late Emperor Frederick.
WILLIAM'S LOVE FOR GERMANY.
Significant Speech of Count Douglas to
His Constituent.
Brutus, Oct. 6,—Count Douglas, a promi-
nent Conservative member of the Prussian
landing, in a speech to his constituents, said
that when Emperor William I attended the
Russian military maneuvers in 18*) he suc—
cessfully used his influence against the policy
then predominent with tho Russian govern-
ment. The greatness of Germany and the
preservation of her monarchiulprinciplo, he
declared, were the sole objects of the present
emperor. Owing to the confidence they felt
intho emperor, the people no longer asked
what would become of Germany when she
should bcdeprived of the services of Prince
Bismarck. Emperor William did not favor
the extreme political religious views of Dr.
Starker. lie was in no way identified with
the high church party, and certainly depre-
cated anti-Jew'mh agitation.
The speech created a great sensation on ac-
count of Herr Douglas' close relations with
thecourt.
firmia’a Door Open to Trade.
81'. Pnrznsnvm, Oct. 6,—Tbe government
will admit foreign sacks into Ruinia Without
payment of duty to facilitate the export of
grain and flour from Baltic. Black Sea and
Seaof Awf ports. Foreign companies will
be allowed to operate in the country without
royal permission. on condition that they sell
only articles of foreign manufacture. Com—
panies running steamers to Russian ports
will also be allowed to continue without
royal pennlzoion.
Cossacks Welcome the Cut.
Sr. Parmsuuno, Oct. 6,—Tbo czar, the
marina and «munch have arrhed at
Yeketerinodar, capital of the province of
Kooban, in Caucasia The Cossacks wel-
corned the royal party and paraded with
their historical emblems before the war.
They aflonvardsmado valuable giftato the
czar.
An American Artist but.
Llamas, Oct. tl.—A glacial dispatch from
Milan says that guides an- actively searching
for (lwrge Rudd, an artist belonging in New
York, who was making a tour of Italy and
was last traced to Tionu. It is boileved that
he has been lat in the mountaim or valleya
”9th In. Terrible than Creditors.
Vinszu, Oct. ll.--1'wo ancients bring hope—
hwly embarrassed financially, shot them-
wivm dun-l by mutual agreement in the
suburbs of tho city. Neitln-rof them had
available assets, and both resolved to die
ratio-r than fat» their authors
The Emperor (toe. lluntlng.
Vin“, Oct. 8.-—Prlnco Henry has been
amnion-d lumorary (avrnmander in the Ant
trian navy. Emperor William and the
Crown Prince of Austria went denatalllul
in the [ulnar Theirgarlon.
nonlanger ,Baelt In Paris.
l’arus, Oct. tl.-—ch. Boulangerhuarrlvod
in the city. Pmir thouland people were
awaitinghlmat the depot, but the general
eluded them and made his way to the bagel
omit-erred.
Mantle. In the teat.
warms. Oct. l‘AdVlofl from the out
state that Will was attached lg. the rebel.
Brlthhtroop-miulud them
An Input-at t-verualn‘gbt.
Boom. Oct. ti.~8mntw Boer lies written
alumnus-mourn: dtatoPlercettpunthe
mourn-13mm irregularities“
mm uniting Wool—
_~auatbmmotrhirm u.
up: "‘l‘hoprovtelouut thumb-drum.
at the United mumrhetlmturb
each-and hruu‘h
overnight. 1le at mhaveabllllutro
dead
the
which, it“: “mmmw
gutting through both buns.”
Thursday night, but the heavy lire of th “If!
FOOL me are Iona.
no... Brennan Inherits ”.1” and
Spend. It in fire. Iran.
Bumntuz, N. J., M‘flnh'l'mmm
of ridge’ street, on y to
mod 32.190 through the death of a nlativa
Brannon had hmqnfloyed lathe Hendrick!
works, at Montgomery. When the lawyer
placadths legacy in his hands he immedt
ately quit work; and began enjoying blur-nit.
Ks tookafancy to the river during his
mart period at andwantad a steam
launchtotake friends up'aud down the
river. No launch could be found inthr
, and hewas obligedtotaku I
rowboat. Bethrewatm bill at the boat
man for a :0 mt ride.
Brethren next started on a tour along
Wichington avenue, and in every place that
he thought they would accept money In
in and printed amounts, ranging
from 35 to ‘3), upon the people bevisitml
Thisprodigality lasted fromvhlmday unt'n
Friday imming,‘»whcn Brennan awoke tr
the fact that the total sum left of the $5.311
Which he had meeivod on Monday amounted
to jult 8?. lie had squandered ”Jim it
exactly three days. ~
UNDER THE CHARlOT WHEELS.
A Train Leaves the Race Track and
Hunge- Intn the crowd.
Kc'rzrowa, l‘a., Oct. cl.~A terrible aori
dent occurrod yestcnlay afternmn on tha
Kutztown fair grounds. 9 Roman chariot
races had just common , and two chariots,
each drawn by four horses hitched abreast,
had mado «me circuit of the raw ammo,
when one of the teams became unmanageable
and dashed into the crowd of spectators.
Men, women and childmr worn trampled un-
der feet and anumbcr of persons were in-
jured. Following here the most seriously
injured:
David Swan, aged 70, fatally; Mini Annie
chcloy, critically; Walter Troichlor. severe,
internally; Miss Mary llarto, severe, inter.
nnlly; ——-Ettiugcr, hips and spine; W. B.
Bust, a telegraphor, severely. A number of
children, whose names could not belearned
owing to the excitement, were run over and
sustained bruises and contusions. Thence!
were brought to a sudden end, and the
chariots and horses were sent at once from
the grounds, owing to the bitter feeling
against the drivers.
HIS VOICE GAVE OUT.
Mr. Blaine Compelled to (Yancel Two
Michigan Engagements
Din-non, Oct. li.——.‘ilr. Blaine returned
from Adrian to (Sen. Algcr’s residence on
Thursday evening. Yesterday morning he
was sulfcriug from a thmat trouble, the re-
sult of a cold and over exertion in the open
air, and his voice was so weak and hoarse as
to compel him to cancel his appointmmts for
this week in the upper peninsula.
Aftera day of rest and comfort his condi-
tion is reported as considerably inmroved.
Mr. Walker Blaine states his father ex—
pects to speak at Grand Rapids on Monday
and tokecp his dates in Indiana, when he
willmakefivo speeches, but will adhere to
the half hour limit for end: addreas.
Mr. Blaine wired to the Saginaw meeting
an expression of his regret that “an almost
loss of voicc" had prevented his intended
northern journey.
The What Excitement Snlnidoa.
Caruso. Oct. fi—“.b€fit opened dull and
higher. There were very few orders ro
ceivcd, and the trading was between the room
traders and scalpcm The opening was a
cent over the closing. but under thodull busi-
ness in the pit it full oil at times during the
first. hour to a cent below the previous day's
figurea Finally, however, a better fooling
accrued to prevail, and under good buying
orders prices worn advanced, closing two to
three cents over Thursday night‘s figures
There was a lack of any excitement. how-
ever.
Botl- Parties Demonstrated In Brooklyn.
Buoonmfict. ti.——About 10,000 we...
took part in a Republican torch light parade
last night, and were reviewed by Hon. Levi
P. Morton, Matthew S. Quay, Gen J. N.
Knapp and other leaders of the party.
The Academy of Music was crowded at a
Democratic ratification meeting. Mayor
Chapln presided, and the principal speech of
the evening was made by Secretary Vilns
Congressman W. L‘. P. Breckenridge his:
apoha
no Burlington'u Poor} snowing.
Cmcaoo, Oct. ll—Tho August statement
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail.
road company shorts a decrease in gross
earningsof ”13,30, an increase in operating
oxpom of $107 ,llfi, and a decrease of $225,-
5l5innetearniugn The total net earning!
for the month were 931.5%), and for tlu
year to Aug. 31, 82,! ,tiul Tim tutnldo
crease in net earnings for the tlrst eight
months of the year is 85,3”,231.
Knife Duel in a Betting Sta-d.
Clscrsxim. Oct. d—Jack China, a well
known horseman, and bowling. a book-
ulakerof Chicago, bad a fight in the betting
stand at Latonia race track. Bowling rm
cut, but not dangerously, in the ride and
arm. Chlunwas slightly cut in the hand.
The fight. created a stampede in the crowded
lira. Par-u smm' Hallucination.
Patna, Dotti-him Pam Bram», who
deacrlh- hartelf as a wealthy Annular:
”"Js'f'fimm ”can?” lynx;
«seen an a
maid, Anita Celanaa, an Italian, of havlu
robbedharof diamonds worth 8304“).
yrlwaaarmtadJud alerts t her
tr. lies not lost the diamonds, but
thuntolcmhmnmetimoaga
Ute—Men- arr-mullet
tint-oily nun tism I‘ll-mt
theta-t...
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Housman mitotic or THE PEN
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‘ Millet“ Iingawhlbhemp
wullnatalmuatallutherthnu .
Jame-Panto“ butuueholidayof men
thauthreedayldwiu; seven years of hard
work
an Oliphant lives or. the WW
harden. Manna“! herin herliterary
Before Herbert 3pm" became an invalid
hewasquitean expert at lawn tennis and
was very fond of the theatre.
Carlyle was a great smoker, but he threw
hirneelttoothcroughlyiuto his work to in
able to keep his pipe lighted. ,
Grant Allen lays he was ”glad «tough to
lay down the pen out“ my aching fingen
as noon at the day's work is fairly over."
A well known historian an: while he is
writing a cigar bower with branches, which
enable- him wamokeaevenlcigarutatiuw.
Sula is an English authority on cooking.
Be accomplishes much more work than he in
given credit for,” he is a great society man.
Andrew Lang never smokes while he is
Writing. Be is too busy to light his pipe.
liedoes an astonishing amount of work II)
a day. .
Jones, the playwright, loft London as m
asbehadrnade some name by his dramas,
and now writes all his plays in a house in tht
country.
Mr. Blackmore homo! the men who can
only write when they feel like it, muse
quentlyha combines literature and market
gardening. . .
Several of the best known editors of grmt
newspapers are such confirmed smokers that
they fill and relight their pipes without
knowing it.
Many Iitcraryltmdoners live in other
places. Brighton is the home of Herbert
Spencer, William Black, Edmund Yates and
several others.
Trollope worktd nnywhpro and every-
where. One of his host in vols was written
on an oceanjteamer. A other he wrote
while traveling on rnilromi train-i.
A London editor who smokca cigars while
he writes hosatrlclt of sticking the nth of
any pm that he happens to see into his cigar
as a holder. Ills stuff hides their pens on llll
appmach.
Robert Louis Steven-Ion works out some of
his test ideas in bed lie manor always help
himself, but does it from inclination as well
as necessity, Ho dreamed tho plot of “Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.”
Mr. W. 8. Gilbert finds a piece of blotting
paper by his side a great help when he is
writing comic operas. This is not for blot-
ting his manuscripts, but for drawing pict'
urea on. These are caricatures, and oftener
the sketch suggests a quaint thought than a
thmght'spggests the sketch.
0
An Interesting Geological zxpenment.
One of the most remarkable experiments
“or made in tho way of geological research
is now being mrriml out at Schladilach.
near Hallo, in Germany. It i! a gigantic well
orborethathae alreadyreacheda depth of
1,716 metera,or 1,838yards, and furnishes
among other points of interest much valu-
ablomaterial as regardetbo temperature of
the interior of our earth. Regarding the
depth of the boring, some idea may be
formal from the fact that sixteen spins,
each as high as that of the Madgeburg oath.»
drnl clot meters), may be piledoueon topef
the other and still leave fifty-two meter: ho
tween tho poim of the topmost vane and the
lurfmce. Tho highest mountain in the Hart:
range—tho Bracken—ha a height of 3,506
feet,hencoonly fillstheholein thegronudto
little more than half its depth—San Fran
cisco Chronicle. ,
Profit and lines.
A proutuaut legal firm in this city which
dosagmetdcalofbusiuesfor a richm
cantile concern lately rendered a bill which
the senior partner of the merautile altablilb-
merit, who wasuccuatomed tollinral charm
thought wastoo high. He theraforetook the
bill to the law firm-lid aakedthechiefto
lookitoveranduaeif it wnali right. The
account was subsequently returned with till
added for “advice u to the munitions“ of
tho half—Boston Journal.
Cumin Jack (who has just been showing
Baht-aw Biblel—huay way they have at
Mutation—beginning attheback. _ _
WWW”,de everybody do that!- “1f"
9.
no Arlee-a Kicker.
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ofTheArimna Kicker:
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lineal Notice: 10 cents per line.
angina: Ms.
IS. A. N. (ll-ARK.
I04 flain street, l
BOUT]! EOKWALK.
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Ollce flours, {Rump I.
but if Telepbmwuneclion. ii w it D. II.
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Room 50. flavilaud'a Bloch. .
Wuhlugtou street, South Non-all: yell.
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(mm of the First Congregational t’hmh.Watu
bury. Teacher“
l’innbforte, Organ and Musical
composition.
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DRN‘l'lsT,
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Lincoln’s Ewen. IAIN 51.. all NORWALK.
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l‘or. ‘3' cat Avenue and Butler Street,
murmur. com.
um: Sloan—Until 9 am ; fruml to s, and ‘l to
a p.m.; Sunday-410 4 pm.
3" Communication by telephone
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now prepared to auto piano and . flavor»
and mpcriutrud the rum-traction of uildtnaa
1‘Elllh REASlmA 31.12.
unraw Taylor'l Building Washington ha. so.
Nor-wait. l’. 0. Box 715. Aw
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t'arpculcr and Builder.
Plans furnished and “matron.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
an: Ann mt, um lain
P. 0. “a. south Nor-wail (3t
ATTENTI‘JN.
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acwmg Machine hupplics,
Attachments. Pam. Snake. Belts, etc. furnished
General Repairiu‘ of all kinds and make» of
Sewiu Hashim. C. I. SflAlLKll.
or ain Bt..lto. Kuwait Elba-ly
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day «contract.
"the foot of llaviland St. on Wain, RD. Box 617
J. 1;. JfilblNGs, M V v ‘ —~-
Smut-nor to L. ll. Quinlan.
Under-tailor & Embalmer.
run "run: Xian? um. IN run orncx.
so. a Knight lit. Residence. a run bl"
also 3.1! Sorwolh , (fonts.
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arm-tardy on handforrtre nick and well. lit. eel:
lintlml ltmt 1’11, and Employment Ilitlse.
so dam 515. no. nokwisul. ('1'.
Strum stunts sounds its}:
a) Washington sum.
”pea Dailytw-l to Hammad fro- ! rely.-
..mt on Saturday (toning: tram a to a.
Material allowed on Deposits.
\LDKN outrun Press
was a. i'znuis. roam-4
roux Ii. KNAP‘P. her. mum
swim ir'wniromnrrn
Auctioneers and Real Estate Aa’ta,
86 Washington a... booth Kuwait.
[lave mofthe most desirable building lob ll
South Domain and lent Hawaii for rate at
n.
mane-clutt- sold on mars. lat
who Intro he, tun-nit with baton
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FURNITURE "BALE“!
Ami Fumirhin Undertaker.
Mandate-glare: natured-utters“
to Hall Statehlorwall.
ammwrmmm for
[kWof thrice-t, or miner
wmwamglmm.
maintains”!
PRINTED Oil ENGRAVED I
A SPECIALTY.
Pilllllll or ill. llllll
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PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
W. O.QUINTARD,
HUSH} EAL]. BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
We tram—:20 almduajohof
51.41-me
In all” 311003. 1m nation. or
"‘ MARC“ sun
at 5’ cents per foot and llllillfl.
Partie- wtahln; slate roofing should call on w
heforecoutnctlng elsewhere.
A. BAGH’JL Go.
“1:cher or [lull-m! South Norwalk.
9
J. TrusTRAM,
()I"'l‘lCL\N,
83 Main St... South horwalli.
Vim: Imperfections matted and corrected.
Gold Sperm», Riding Bows and Eye Blames.
OE! are of ruperturqnalityaarl gamble
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If. I. Pat. Ole.
1818 to 1883.
. Offices, 436 Main Street.
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Meats,
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Vegetables,
mwmuusmmmuunu
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Central Mallfll
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onieralulkltadudlwdldallvmd to any part
liinil human Pull.
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lLL GRADES
Lowest Priest!
The lost Goods for
the Least lousy
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M lllllll llllllli‘llWllh
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. lllllKl-illllil & son,
85 Washington Street. ,
WE HAVE REcEIVEo sdurE
NEWP RFEGTIHN BUGKWI lil'l' FLflllllIll PACKAGES
Also Pure While Clown Honey in the comb. If you with something eplcudid, try a package of we
Genuine Baton Drown Bread at the. pot package. We are rushing the Celehmed Coca-uni lacuna-l
twice a week. For Oranges. lie-ions. Bananas, la] Grapes. Mixed Note. New California Ev tad
Apr-irate. Raspberries. Peaches. Orange and um i, and a lull line of Dried Fruits. We re to
arrive a large assortment of the ,.
Dew DropCanned Goods
Which are atrirtly Brutvclm and will unit the most fastidious. We an» selling line Gilt Edge Butter at a
low price. it will pay you to call on us. New ital-inn from ml: to 25c per pound. Rich Pull Cream
Cheese a specialty. Our Teas audCodm are the very hen.
And the Price, Why That’s an Right.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 WASHINGTON STREET.
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALL &. 00.,
‘ Smith Horwflk.
.4.
liave )ladc a Large Purchase of Black and Colored Bhadames
Which they have on late today as follows:
fl quality Rhadam tax; No and: in in was ever clued in this city.
better quality at 15:. it pleura “.5 LEW Ithadama at 75c.
Faillc Francoise.
We will sell the extra wide rune Pramise a low day! more at 81. No such value am he found out-
side of our store.
Black Silks.
Pull mount of the boat makes of Foreign Silks, as also our own Guinct Silks, of which we warrant
every dress.
Saccarappa.
We have now ready fresh invoice! of ill» celebrated W Silks which our customers like to well
The Si and“ 2:; numbers are A: rich and durable as any other $1.50 and 31.75 silk.
Regatta Silks.
We havea'soa special lot of these excellent Silks rim” 85, 99c. and I; there are from 15 to
30¢. a yard under the wholesale prices. ' p ' 755 9
Other American Silks.
We havc three other makes of American Silks, as well as very high qualities of Foreign Silks
Trimming Silks.
Our ”:1th Rich Plaid finite and Striped Sills. for trimmings and combinations is complete.
nigh ‘ of Fallle. numb and Illadame Silks. '
Velvets and Plushcs.
to: distinct quell ice of Flushes, best and medium grades of \‘elveta, 18 alludes of our The. Plush.
50 Cents.
We will sell 50 phm mom of our wonderful 50c. Plutha. We claim this Plush to he the but finished
portal and In every way the b." Flush ever sold for 50c.
Black Goods.
Every mm her 0! Black Henrietta: now in Itoek; prion from 85c. to $3 in yard.
Priestly Ilenricttas.
We a!” have every number of above celebrated make.
New Weavcs.
Wrote showings wards of twenty-Ire new waves in Black Goods, Eve novel! ' biaat' ;
that) Black and dammit-um beaten in ourlllunl coca. her-m ‘7 L r m can run
17V.B.HALL&.CO
A Look at Our Large Assortment of
~-FURNITURE--—
Will 811th You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
)2 pieces regular
to piece: of a uni
s-
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:Tho Place to Buy In at
DAVID STow'sf‘“
87.389 AND 91 MAIN ST!
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