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tom other wont to the >8le duration
6 MI, {or the “Irvine of intimrring and
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W ml time the rejection at
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comm «diluent bear-l tor the presidency
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melatonin-libs: whether, utltezuerdlan
it» own tel! reorient and at the integrity,“
Maillot», it will wrmlt further into!-
ootmatoheheldtbrough the mBrititb
Mann-capital. lt ittoheobuerved
tlntprecedentlare not wanting an to the
undermideration. It is a settled
rule. mini to the maintenance of intern»
William-intramural u diplomatic repm
tetiuttivo must be persona grate. to the guvv
ermnent to which lie in walnut r11, by
his mnlutt, be: waders hlnmel! persona non
[Into an nunouxugetnent of the fact may be
loads: to his government. in the present
antic all the miulronicnta of the wmity have
linen fulfilled, the facts having been duly
”Itmunlmtal to her ninjenty‘s government
with an expression of the opinion of this gov-
!rnntmt in rognrd thereto. Rosapovtlully
minimum]. '1‘. l‘. l’mvnnu.
A lmmttintmt otllclnl of tho state dopartr
limit will to A representative of the U oiled
l’rw that if diplomatic prwedente were fol-
lonol tho- llrltish minister would forward
ill» presldont'» mtillcation to his homo gov-
ernuwnt, and that in duo counso be Would rov
mire leave of ulmnvo for an indefinite period.
5o further tu‘tlnn would be taken by this
gtrtl‘nlnllfllt, Wllt‘llltfl’ tlw minister continued
tolivein Washington ornot. Tho old time
tustmn of twenty—four lxoun‘ notice to quit
the ttmntry lmd burn nlinndonul.
Tho rmonls of the ntutc domrtmont Show
that Lord h’nv'ltvillu'a cam in quite onulagom
to that of lilr John Crampton, tlu: reprmenb
min: of England at Washington in Mill. "E
violnwl lllu intornntienutl law of neutrality
by lurking rt't'l'llllrl tor the British nrtny in
the L'rluwn. The: facts were lnid beforotbe
'll-rlthili government and Sir John notlfiud
that his mndur: was diuplenslng to thc
L'nitod h’tntm‘, ills Withdrawal cloned.
EXPRESSFONS 0F OPINION.
unit firu'kvlllc Talk. Jun n Limo—non
lulu-rs Ito-guru] the Affair.
WAh‘lllSWlux, not. ISL—Smirvtnry linynrd's
odioinl trirnnxunimticn was dulivcml to Lord
Hac’ks’lllo, at the British legntlou, a few
minute» uftvr ’ o‘clock yesterday afternoon
.7
by one of this tram department messengers.
Later in the evening .1 copy of the secretary":
tantalum to the president was hllulllll to the
minister. lb: raid it carefully, and rim-lined
to truth: any formal smtcnwut. lb;- was ovi-
1b3nlly quits.» nnnoyed. and said tllut any in
{mutation us to hiscomrnunicntiom with tlu
stall: domrttuent should bo sought tbcrc
that it infirm to be thenewsdistributing
center.
l/rni Snckvlllc was much nverso to discuss-
ing the subject. For u long tinn- ho refused
to be inurrvio-Wed. although tho lpgntion was
banged by rurrompmdcuts of all tho pm»
cipul papers in tho country. He finally flil'}
wilted one or two wrrespoudvuts and con
halted to answer one or two questions. "t
said he had read acaciary Bayard}; letter h.
the prlrsidcrlt and was familiar with its wu-
lentr. lb: disngrmxl with the omretnry in
his mndusions, especially regarding the
obligatirmh of American citizousof English
“birth. The! notion of the: governmvut wn:
nrbitmry and the argument of tho serretnry
illogical.
A rtesporzx by the home gore-ntmo-nt to the
deaznud ol tlu: United mates would come by
mail. and it had not had an opportunity tn
min: the water. Further than thin Lord
flackvifle rvfused to comment on the action
of the government.
flametary Bayard mid last evening: that he
tlwnflt hislrtter to tho pn’sidont was spe‘
cilil'. and it contained all he knew about the
twitter. No demand had been made for
Lord limiting-’5 rwall, but the emergency
was one that donutnrbtl immediate action.
lb: bad no him how long Lon] ankville
would rennin in this country, but hc would
be trusted with every courtesy.
Herman Morgan, who has been the alumni
frlcml of the mlministmtion throughout thlé
mntrovrrsy, said that the notion of the presi-
dart was what the pulpit: bad a right to ex-
pect of him. The fault of Lord Sunkville
was the more prononnm-d lmnso be: had
been A umnln-r of the commisw'tou which no-
gotiatui tlu‘ llsllwr'lm trwnty. Certainly, Mr.
Morgan mid. lnrd finrkvlllwould not duos.
tint: the cummtnmo and sincerity of the
[implant now in reuniting; nn indignity.
lit-nator Emu said the pnsidont bud dom
jun! the right thing.
Seillwr lord Saukrillr: nor Secretary
Bayard would furnish a copy of the score
my}; letter to Lord Saukvillo for publlcn
ta’utx. ‘
Stu Yon-r, Oct. Ill.—llr. Blaine lmu ar-
rival from Albany. lie was Imicged by w
W. but no oxpmssicm of his views upon
the [mklent's action in tho Sackvillo matter
muld bu.- obtainul. Walker Blaine said it
bad tnkvn the pn-uident a long time to act.
His father, Sir. Blaine, would probably refer
to tho subjtxt in his next speech.
llovernor Hill opent a quict day at tho
“(Jinan Mute. He and all tho other proml
neat lletumnte intervirmed on the subject
entrained delight at President Cleveland'r
action. 'l'lw uutinmuto of the llepnbliuuu
were not w favorable. They did not getter
ally lind fault with the dismissal of Lord
flattvillv, but notational the president‘s mo
tires. and thought he might have acted
turner.
Ill-glut»! Walt. for Ame-rte- to Act.
hist, (let. :ll.——l"rom tbo mum lion
Mrille‘s friettd: here have urged Salisbury
to take no action for tile run", but to let tht
initintive (some from Washington. They or
good that a rot-ail by tho British government
would be a more unions rebuke than Lori
lelle (lo-erred hinder the circumstances
nod nould kill hie political career; but if be
"copied or auto homo lxmuno his runner
teat no longr‘rr desirable in America, it would
not interbre- with his sub-await advance
not here. The n-porlod awolnunent of Sir
Charles Tapper it not given minus consular
“ammo-Moot the water, and lulmply
attributed to a few ot I‘llr Cbula’ friends it
CM. llama at theforeign office how:
an that» it. and the only lulu-math
lobeutulned thet'ebthat Lord Bat
Milken nootllclll notion in the matter.
lichen not even enpt'e-etl an minim to:
publication, and tofu-cumin to
mmuunonnum.
but Your. (let. :ll.-‘rb Voice d’roblbt
Mmlpuwebaa letterfrom‘vobnl.
Willem Putnam, Cal, Ann-d
“taunmrroblbitlon undldatt
”mmgtbutthe vote in Cull
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«nutty Imammm w am» more
for detectives and menus to “valiant! the
rather. Several Republicans here who purl
timely know who the man signing hlmnelf ll
Murchison it, my he lives herearallu the;
Itnote every day, and neither Patrick Egon
or any non-resident whatnoeverhadanythlng
to do with tho Murchison letter. It was con
ceived in Pomona, written in Pomona, and
by a raddent of four years in Pomona
Chamberlain Surprlaed nt finkvlllo.
Losmm. Oct. 3l.-——lt is natal in Birthing.
bun that Mr. Chamberlain has privately. ex-
pressed his great surprise and mgr-ct at the
airline conduct of Lord Sackvillo. When in
Washington, Mr. Chamberlain is mortal to
have fluid, has formed the nonfiction that the
British minister was one of the moot courtr
outta, considerate and astute gentlemen in the
diplomatic sorrioe, and it now totally at a
hint to account for his injudlclous action.
Tho olllolalu at tho foreign olllce are reticent
as to tho presumed action of the premier in
the matter, but unheultutingly ridicule the
return that 10rd Suckvllle will his succeeded
by Sir Charles Topper.
All American Crulaer to lie Sent at Once
to Huytl.
“'ASHIKGTON, (let. :ll.—'l‘ltn situation of
afinirn in llnyti, tit-cording to reports rrcelvud
Qt tho dnwrtnwnt of slate, has assumed so
writiunuplms'o that it has been decided to
wudnnnval wound to that country for tlu
protection of Atuoricanlntemtn It was at
first decided to ”Will the United States steamer
Boston, now rrulsing in the West Indies, tc
l'ort nu Prince, but this plan was, nlmndonod
owing to tho dilllvulty of mmmuuimtlng
with that retool. it was llunlly ducidul to
loud the Krursngo. now undorgoing repaint:
at Norfolk, and Commodore llnrmonywnl
imltrnctiuns to harden tho work on that
vessel so that bllt‘ can be put into t'onun'nnion
inn few days. She will procwd direct tc
Port nu l'rinvc.
NEW Yuma, 011.3 .—~'l‘lu,- seizure of the
American ”minor llnytinu llopublicnt St.
Mart: promises to Income an international
nfinir. The owners, Lord & Austin, of fill?
city, have revolved n letter from Secretary oi
State Bayard to the offer-t that the United
states will protest against the notion of the
Iluytuln authorities, and it man of war Oil}
be unit-rod to lluytinn mum‘s.
|
l limluclng Tltelr \"ngos.
Cutout: D, Oct. 31. ~Tlu- following is. printed
here; General surprise has been caused
among tho Atchiaon, 'l'ope-lm and Santa Ft
employes by tho announcement that an
order had been received to notify all snlnrlod
men on this line that their wages would be
mlum-d l0 per cent., lwgiuuing Thumlny,
Nov. l, Tim only trxr'v‘pt‘lnu to this gont'rnl
renluction of salaries was in the.- cnno of [how
omployw—nurh (Ls (’llgltlt't‘l'ri nod firemen——
who bclonge-l to orgnniml llmllt'a’ or unions.
This t-lnss was oxempt from tho reduction.
the return: being, it is said, that it was not
thought nvlt‘lsalrlo to murt n strike. It is
rmtrtnd that (in: out cxtonds on every
brunch of the line to the Pacific mast.
lelotv Furor Rocord.
Jncusnsvnnng Flu, Uct, le.—-lero were
thirtyfitm) new cases reported, of which llmx
worn tvliito, nud om: death—S. S. Cornish,
prutmnstur at St. Nicholas. Five now enter
an: reported nt. lintemriso und thrco at
tinimvillo, with no deaths. 'l‘lmu cases an
reportul nt Sarah-roam, all negrous. lnfor
mation of the situation thorn is being sup
pressed. Tho Jacksonville finance commit-
loe's report for the truck ending (lot. 27 is as
follow“: llisbnmnwutu, £34,000; receipts,
only 84M”; on hum], fllJNth—wsitfllclcnt for
only two or three wwks at tho outsido.
Avorngo dnily contributium; tire lit-tit than
$500,
A Street Dual In Indianapolis.
IXDIAXAWIJS, Oct. 3'."'Th° luminoss por-
tion of the city was I‘lclh‘d last night ovor a
street duel between John Moll-o and Thomas
subverts. Mr ‘co outer-2d Slnvcns' saloon and
fired two shots at him, and then run. Slu-
vons, blending from his wounds. followed and
llrvd llvo shots at him, om of tho balls muting
through Mol‘w’s liovvcls. “'lmn Slavema trial
to run back into the saloon Mch tired
nuotln-r shot, the bullet striking Slnvens just
below the right shoulder and bringing him
down. Both were tnkon to the hospital in a
dying «mull! ion. ley have nursed an old
grudge for runny years.
)lnnllobn’n lailrontl Troubles.
)lixsurous. Oct. :ll.-—An nttmupt mu
made to bum tho Canadian Pacific bridge at
llendingly. Man. The bridge was saturated
with oil and consirlerubly dnmugod. The fin
insupposod to bow been tho work of indig-
nant solders, who side with the govemtnont
in its troubles with the Canadian Pacific.
“It! Manitoba legislature meets Thursday.
and it istho intention to adopt retaliatory
measures against the Canadian Plume, vv hick:
trill probably includoan-movnl of the ox-
eniplion from taxation now onjoyul by tht
road. and which amount» to £5004“) poi
annutn.
nape-ted Attmpta to Wreck a Train.
Pmsmruo, Oct. 3L~Witbin the lust tyrt
wee-ks tlirco attempts bavo been made t4:
error}. the l’ittaburg and Lake Erin railroad
acconuxlation train that leaves Beaver Fall:
daily at 0:30 a. in. On two actuation! spoken
were driven into the ties berldo the Hill], and
ymtcrtlny u heavy wooden blurb war wedged
into n lwlh’ll frog mar Beaver Falls Italian.
It undiscovered in time to provont an and
dont. The object tube aeootnplislml by tbt
«reckon in mystery, atlr alto their identity.
Mm. Clevelaml'o Valuable Souvenir.
Waumxoror, Uet. lit-A committee rep
resenting the women unployeaot the Kay»
sumo Manufacturing company, of Pbllndel
phlo, wont to Oak View last eveningmne
"oriented Mrs. Cleveland with a very hand
some gold watch, the pmlnct mlely ol
women artlaanr. The watch m madcap.
clally for Kn. Cleveland. The mutation
qieech vat made by lire. Charles It. Tlmpe.
Mrs. Cleveland accepted the gift, and made
I happy and mitotic acknowledgment tt
enmmltteg.
Col. III! Will It!" III. Mullahs
8t. Witt, Oct. 3L~Col Henry Flu].
president at the baud of public lmprvro
mmaMpmhlmtdtheAmerlcanflodllg
ot Ulrnflngimllaebeenmldltareot
ubuncebigowwmb.c.,tom
Will upon On ” suturday,’ Nov. 3d,
The Storo in South Norwallt. Formerly Oecnpled by I. 3”. dc fl.
5. Smith with the’ ‘
Lanai Annual! ll 110 Goals Ever film!
To the People ofr South Horn-Ill at Prices that Cannot Fall to Please.
WI tum. own A
Special Bargain in Sealskiu Sacques.
Also a"l'-’ine Line of Broche Shawls.
Remember the Opening Day.
Saturday. November 8d.
SCOFIELD 8c HOYT,
' SOUTH NORWALK.
Special hints
to
ARCH ITllC'l'S
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Pluto
It is made in
YOUR
own town.
.,.. 3.12..
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
.llso
Agent for the
celebrated
ll 1 (I H M 0 N ll
RA NGES
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
_ Tin, Roofers.
E. K. LOCIKVVOOI) & CU... Nor‘walk.
This Buck Ranges
HOSES AND LOTS
Siluutcd on Main Sin-cl, Wait Avoruc, Taylor .‘ivcn'uc, lilm-
wood Avenue, Monroe Street, Woodward Avenue, Lowe Strum,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner
Hill Streets. lluvilnnd Street, (’ormrr
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpikv.
Summit and Golden
Union and Franklin
LOTS-
Situated on llnin Street, (‘omvr ’l'nylor Avunuc and Word
Street, Taylor Avenue, West AVt‘lllll‘, lllllhlllli l’lucc, Mluumw
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, l'.llllWUUll Arcuuv, Huy-
vicw Avenue, Pine Street, Pimpoct Plllt‘d Hamilton Ari-nun,
Day Street, Raymond Street, l'orucr “MM and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fromiug on the Carriage Bridge.
w..-“ ‘.. ,,_,.
East Norvvalk.
t"
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn A rouue,
Cove Strcct, Henry Street, (Sinner Hoyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The property on the nbovc list will be sold at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for sale at very reason-
able prices.
W.‘.Mw
'Tlllllll h BfllllEN,
um. um 00 lllllllfll llllll.
WW“ 3‘,» South Npmm w
Will introd cc to patrons this
week SPE IAL AND AT
TRACTIVE LOW PRICES in
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS
AND NEWMARKETS. The
exhibition of choice fabrics to
be found now in the above dev
panmeuts have been selected
with great care from the latest
and best designs oi both Eu-
ropean and American manu-
facturers. That the public up-
prcciute this fact is well attest-
ed by the volume of business
during the past week.
Below we submit a few lead-
lugr bnrgnius for this week .
(imam Dresslnnls.
One case 36 inch Henrietta
cloth at 25w per yard, well
worth 37c. ‘
Ton pieces ml 54 inch Ladies
cloth :11 391: pox'ynrd, worth
62210.
One: of combination
suitings, plaids and stript-s to
match.
(‘llHL‘
Very stylish goods :d 490
per yard, worth 75.
000 Sale onus.
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emu 011nm ‘
Fine Cloth] Newmarkets at
$6.49 and $7.49, worth $10.-
75.13.75. , ‘
As adv~zllsed in last week
Sundays papers, Mcgory, For»
tier, Grose it 00., held their
semiannual trade sale of silks
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Oct. 17 and 18, our New York
buyer was on hand early and
secured ,3 the most desirable
portion of the stock, we are
therefore able to announce a
grand special silk sale, begin-
ning tomorrow morning and
continuing throughout the
week
Lot 1, 2'). inch Black Rha-
damo at 59 cents per yardwol]
worth $100 per yard.
Raglnns and Newmarkcls in
Stripes and Checks and Plain
and Braided Beaver, in; all
new shades. '
4 7.5 importchnckr-ts at $3.49,
worth 33’ .00.
100 plain-Jackets with vest
fronts all new styles and colors .
at $7.50, $3.00, ‘ $8.50 and
$10.50, worth $10.00, $12.00,
$14 00 and $15.00.
Lot 2, 23 incl: Heavy Black
Rliudnmc at 890 perryard, war-
ranted to bo worth “$1.19 per
yard.
Lot 3. ‘31 inch Block Gross
Gmin Silk at 740 per yzu'd,'.vcll
womb $1.00 per yard.
Ln? 4, inch Colored
Froillw Francoise :tl. 93c pr-r
Seal Plush Garments. ~
English Soul Plush Sacques
at $10.95 m/$45.00.
2‘2
linglith Sen] Plush Jackets
at $9.98 o. $20.05.
yard; :ulvortlwl clscwlurrc sit -
$1.25 prr yard.
Name In 00 ll Tun Patrons.
Mail Order Department.
W.- would cordially extend
an invitation to all who live at
a distance who cannot phl'zlull-
:dly inspmtt our enormous col—
lecrio gs to 30nd us a lo {or or
postal curd fur samples of
BUSTHN S'l‘llllll.
,zuzd we
rszuno exact care, promptitudc
, present.
Boston Store.
BUST N S'l‘flRE.
goods, describing as nearly
:xspo,--sil)lo your exact wants
shall forward with
and dispatch as if you were
A NOVELTY
t
l
lreshllerring!
We are rolling FRESH HEREIN“. in ran! of
mm rmrusmmon. they are conmdcrnblc of n
uuvcllymlhls country.amljurt u dltferent from
thelu-trlng known to our mow, it! one run In)-
unm-
In [new they turn llko' stardom. but are not in oil.
Need no pmuntian ; all mud} to be calm are very
hearty fond aim. and have u ro-marknhl» clrnr from
term. We tend them out confident that the-y will
p were.
T” Y TH E
BANNED FRESH HEBBING!
l’l ice 154'. n l'un or 6 Cans for 750.
\\’z- him an prepaml with lurgr stock: of
New Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
stun-mush. l.lmu Beam,
finlmon, Lobster, Peal,
Plums, l’umpttln
\l‘luch mwill lcr lmw m prim that plum the
public.
08.11 and 135566.
Yours to (fonmuuul,
Dibble & nonstick.
l Lillgrllllllil
t
Bill and 81108
Comm; la Dally for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At the liter. 0!
0. H. Harvey.
'snmmumtgn‘rm: 5::
alluring. 'l‘beroode n t minty
circa-ti.” Iboulthpnee tilt in the
«my “Mom. ll; Moth in loo name too
nmlon prion. .
m......m .
Rubber Goods
A SPECIALTY.
They Shall be Sold at Last
Year's Prices.
REMEMHER
G. H. HARVEY,
' l2 Main Street.
\-
cumsmu Bus
Have placed in stock their full line of
Men’sloulh’sllloy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
«savour nus.
Inenrunce Building, Masonic Building.
in
i
I’m.
Norwalk Chronicler