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NOW WE CAN ONLY WAIT.
GloriOus Ending of the Cam-
paign in Many Cities.
IONS’I‘BIK I’AIIADIIS IN NEW YORK
Republics!“ “are the Afternoon and Deni—
cent! the Evening - Clilcngo flu I
Triple Demonstration -—- l'ollticnl 56"!
of All Klmlu.
NEW \‘oak, Nov. Tun—Thu lllt‘ll'll‘llllll wan
given over to the lmlitit‘nl enthusiasts satur-
dn)’. The Republicans hnd lllt‘ll’ inning in
titenl'tcruummul lhr lh‘mix‘ruts continual
the hurrah tlitlll alter midnight. There war
no tratllu on lower llrmulway after noon.
Solid walls of. humanity lmwl lmlll hillt’fi from
Bowling “rum to “ni‘vrly place, thence
down to Fifth urenun- and up that grand
thoniughfurnto Flilydillllll Sim-t. The re
viewing blfltlil “as at the junction of Filth
avenue and Broadway, in the corner of
Madison Npiaro. The head of the prim-Nun,
mrhed there at about 2:50. and the last‘
division ins“! in review alter 7. There
were over foul“) men in hm». allcarryiug
flags and wearing badges, and nuuiycom-
[wiles handsonu-ly uniformed. The decor»
tiom Were profuse and magnificent.
There was scarcely time tor the lb-publiran
review‘ers and rpcrtatnrs to get out of thiI
grand stand before it was tillml with ill-nio-
crate. the most prominent ml which was tiov~
t-mnr David ll. Hill. Lost»; than an hour after
"with“! of the Republican print-salon pained
the head of the lh-mm-rattc army paused in
review. The Denim-rats formed in Waverly
place, at the foot of Filth avenue. This pro
cessiou was fully in long as thcpreculing
one, and the crowd along the sidewalks Wan
greater. Tin-re were fully law-00 people,
altogether, bi-twm-n Wawrly place and Cen-
tral park. The shouting uni cheering was
constant, and the street was ablaze with
Greek tire and Roman candle; Many house!
Were brilliantly illuminated.
CHICAGO‘S TRIPLE DEMONSTRATiON.
Republicans, ltu-niiwratn and Prohibition-
lst: Parade the Streets.
CHICAGO, Nov. :l.—-Tll(‘ political unn-
paign in L'0ok county was brought to a
brilliant termination Saturday afternoon
by the Republicans and at night by the
Democrats. The immense parade of the
Republicans in the afternoon continued for
tire hours and was without-d by thousand»:
of people, from the windows, balconies and
tools of every building along the route, while
the sidewalks and curbing along the entire
route were packa with men. women and
children. The down town strwts were imv
[mible for all grades of trntllc from 3
o'clock till ‘3 o'clock, as though hemmed in
and occupied by a mighty army, it is
claimed to have been the greatest political
demonstration ever held in this city, and the
largest parade in point of numbers. the num-
ber of men in line being utiniatcd all the
way from 15.0!» to $qu. ‘
But great as was the Republican demon-
stration in the afternoon, it was equaled by
the Democratic outpouring at. night. The
city appeared as though in complete lanes-
Bion of the Democrats. .
At t: o'clock cannon boomed on the lake
front, and the parade began to more. l-‘iro
works tillml the air and the shouts of the im-
mense multitude gonadal like thoroar ofa‘
Imighty ocean. lien. Palmer rcvlcvrcd the
procession, an i for two hours and a half the
‘line tiled past the gubernatorial candidate, it
being long alter midnight. before the streets
wereflnallydeaml. '
The Prohibitionists closed their campaign
also, beginning with a torchlight procession,
about 500 strong, and winding up with an
enthusiastic inn-ting. Among the transpar
acics carriul was one bearing the Ilgend:
“The craiilzsgarc muting—.500 or more."
Chairman Quay's Last.
NEW Yonx, Nov. 5.—t'hairmnn Quay, ol
Republican: national committee. has lst<ll81l
the following circular to Republican state
chairmen in the south: "information recently
received by the mtnniitti-e com incest us that
a conspiracy exists to perp-tratc extensive
lrauds upon the ballot. in ditl'erent sections 0!
the south. Under the present administration
their occurrence'caimot be prevented. llut
we have determined, as {or as in us lies, to
prevent their recurrence, and accordingly at
"\our final meeting Saturday the sum of 850,-
000 was set. apart to be paid in rewards which
may lead to the armst and conviction of per-
,aons so attending. l’lmse directyour woplo
in all districts where the-so frauds are. likely
to occur to be prepared to furnish the national
committee at the proper time with the ill-Ces-
sary evidence. A specific otter of rewards,
distributing the amount appropriated, .will
.' be sent you within the next ten days."
Both Patric. Sure ot Victory.
Saw Your, Nov. 5.--.»'tt Democratic Na-
tional headquarters last night, victory on
Tuesday was claimed by the following figures:
New York, 215,011) to 40,000 ma jority; Indiana,
12,000 to 15,000 majority; New Jersey, 9,000
to 10,000; Connecticut, by a plurality con-
siderably larger than in 1534. They fee] per-
fectly confident of an increased vote in West
Virginia, Virginia, Tennesee and Delaware,
and have most encouraging final reports
‘from Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, and three New England states
. besides Connecticut. When Col. Swords—in
charge at the National Republican committee
-was asked what he thought of the Demo
cratic claims, he laughed long and loud and
said: "I’m not surprised. The Democrats
think they run the earth." Col. Swerds said
the Republicans were not giving out figures
just yet, but they had every reason to be
lievc that they Were sure of victory. ‘
Both Sides Out at. Indianapolis.
Isoilinarous, Nov. 5.—-Saturday night
' the two parties had possession of the streets
with their respective parades, both repre—
gating their best etl'orta in that direction.
By agnemcnt‘between the two chief mar-
shals the lines of rendezvous and march were
so arranged that no collision could occur.
At the pointl where the processions came in
contact the agreement was taithtnlly ob-
served; and no disturbance occurred. The
Democrats, by fair estimate, had about 4,0“)
in line, while the Republicans turned out
1,000 more. The streets were throngcd with
men, women and children shouting tor theiii
respective candidates. This was kept up un-
til midnight. ,.
4 Narrow Bumper!!! a Band.' ’
OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 5.—'l'he trains, ten-ya
bushfimd other means of conveyance, brought
flaunt-ad. 0! visitors to the city Saturday
night. who cane to without the Republican
Wight panda. A hand wagon from
Tm.contalninx seventeen while
will! to cm- the tracks, wu Itruck by
“Oregon crux-entrain :- it rounded the ..
curve, undtourhonu drawing the vehicle
we" killed, while all or them-angers”
arm-mm
mmmtwrmm
, W'IDWI.
main, Nov. 11-41» Industrial p.
, H ‘1“de “IV“!
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'ltmrve l‘rotectlvo 'l‘ar‘ut lama and the
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. Republican many minimum was the firm
i political dent-auntratiun u or held in northern
*Uhio. 'l‘ue prim-Mm was nearly than
houm filming a guru point. There wore
Um display wagon. in line, and about 12.0in
; Nt‘ll- it u.“ ulna miles in length. marching
.ln llulilllh't‘i'lllilill moatoi’ lhctum'. lathe
'M‘t‘lllilg boil. lb-publimna and venom-mt-
paradni, mer 10,100 taking part in both
iii-mumlratioaa 4 _
.Vlr. llearnt'u Prophecy.
(annual, Nov. 5.—-\\'i|liam it. llcnrut, pro
printor of The Han Frillli‘lh't‘tl Examiner, wa-
lu the-city on roun- to New York. lit-gard-
log the wiltical outlook in California Mr.
llcarzd mysthat the llcmm'rnlll will prnlui-
lily curry t‘ahiorulu at the (mining election
by about 5,000 majority. llc M \‘ii that the
livpuhlivum count rhutiyuuu gal . from emi
mutton to Neill-tern California from'tho Now
England alum, but this ii otfsct by Demo-
cratic emigration from Texas. He also
clninia lrulll tan in tbroo thousand Dunn»
erotic gain in Sun I-‘rancim-o. principally on
account of the Chinese exclusion law.
l‘ntnlly Mint by the Town Blanhal.
Burma's, lad. 55—77.“ a liepublimn rally
at llnln'. nu.- t-nunty, two young men named
(lulu-on l’i't‘t'ilirl-l and Joe Mtvlillt-anll. who
reaide here, quarrelml with Town Mnnhal
llrvnnan. The laltc-rtlml fil'Vlll'fll shots at
the young nien, Muldleiown lwiug fatally
Woundedhuddled awn alter the fillluttlllg.
l‘rn-ltivld rweived a dangerous wound and
will die. Brennan “as arrestul.
\ Just In Time to Vote.
New Yuan". Nov .1—‘3lr. and lint Illnino
took lunchwn with Mr. Whitelaw lleid at
the Iattl-r‘s Madison awnm- rc-idence Sunday
afternmn. They left for home lllln morning,
stopping; over night in licmton and reaching
Augusta Tu-wlny afternoon. '
Murder in New York. .
.\'rw Yonx. Nov. .1—Jcrry Mct'arthy,a
pllllllltt r. aged 27. was fatally stabbed early
ymierilay morning in a First avenue mlmm
by Tim l'emb-rgmt. an cx-ronvict, during a
:liscummn over Saturday night‘s parade.
LADY HERBERT'S CHARITIES.
llrrotlnx ller Lil- and Wealth to Making
"then Happy.
\Vasilixorox. Nov. :l. ~—l.ndy lierbert.
motlu-rol the lion. )lhrhael lb-rbert. rwcntly
appointed charge d' :ill‘:iit‘.- n.’ the British
lit-gallon here. is the gum! nt llaughrrcgnn
manor, Maryland, of rx-Ilowmr-r and ‘ Mrs.
Carroll. Lady llez~iwrt it an lxtllllul'l-rei of
Eurup ui‘ celebrity. .‘w'be is the mother of
ten children, her eldest 9m twang: the Earl
of E't'lllllr'lli". Shu- is devoting; her talents
and n Int.m part of her income to
charitable and ri-liginue work amongst
the mlorul l‘.’i('i‘, and, aw an cvidenw
of her varnmtnc-n‘ lli thus respect, rite
gives ti.d prux-z-i-tls ot' tluv rental of
her London hulhc to the hnppxrt of unor-
plianageul‘ u-izliiy i-hildrcn in London. The
nmrringeoi‘ Mr. lib'l'lfl‘rl will take place in
Now Yuri; city on .‘V'nv. "J7, The bridrqu-t
is Miss Wilson. and .iitvr their m-ddmg jour-
ney they will ('Ulllc to thi~ . ity, true-re Lady
Herbert will havu provided a alliil’llllt' total»
lishment for them. lxi-ly Herbert law a
largccirrleuf American ni‘npluitltuncus, and
her tour in this country will be replete with
interest, both socially and in other ways.
Mumtlug Sensation in (.‘hnrt.
I‘tuzsxo. ('al., Nor. .‘i.——.A tight, ending in
the death of thi- two pirtivipants. was a pen—
national episode in a slander cam now on trial
here. Robert Stroncc, guardian o! n lT-yenr»
old girl, sued W. A. (Jarruthern for 325,00)
damages {or slandering his ward. Carnithcrs
isn wmlthyfarnier. llem'nrcd a married
man namwl llnrdwick to swear that he had
been (riminally intimate with the girl. Tmr
doctors testiiiml that the slntcniunt was false.
After this Strnnn- Inct llnrdwick outside of
up, court room and struck him. calling hima
pcrjurcr. Htromvn‘s brother caught him to
prevent a light. Wit-'1! liar-brick (In-w a re-
wilt’rl'ttllil shut Strum” in 2b»- lHWn-l-l, The
brother thou .~l;u: Tinrdwivk. who wrung-.1
the lire, linlh Stroller il'itl llnrilwiu-k were
fatally'woizuoiml, zinil tile-i .'t lvtv hours nllt‘r.
Tin-5111i» in the cr-rt'wir'vl court homo “as
inhixfiel‘i' oxriring, l'i'mncu. launtml. men
.[rpw I'l-‘l'ilh, and l: lHHlicil for n [illit‘ as
though rival sytn'nrlxixrrs would have a
bloody battle.
Lurml to III! Death.
l’l'lililn, Unfit, Nov, 3,7 Ti » lunlyof (2“:
McCain was found burml in the sum! in
Turkey (rm-k. twrnty 1|;in from the city.
McCain lot: here one wv‘; ago with two
wngom, act-mumnii-vl by .l. II'ithcrlll, to haul
ore from a mine which the latter pron-min]
to own.- Whnn they camp-l at Turkey (frock
Witherill killol McCain with an ax, hauled
the body some d’n'tancc and burml it, Ill-k
”Whitman both hams and wu-nt withtlmnr
to Carson City. lie wrote from there to
McCain's wife at Pueblo, signing McCain)
name and telling her to sell everything and
meet him at “rand Junction, and saying that
he had sold the horses. Mrs. McCain knew
that. it was not her husband's writing, and
started the sherill‘ on the wise. By that time
Withcrill bad reachmi Denver with thel
wagons, and was arrested there two days
ago. He has spent a long term in state
prhon, and was pardrmedzmily a few month:
ago by the governor. ”
llurglars Neatly Trapped.
Emma, N. Y., Nov. 5,—Twn professional
burglars, who gave their names as James
Farley and Peter James, have been timed
and locked up. The men, who evidently gave
fictitious names, stopped at a hotel on Rail-
road avenue and came to this city lost Mon-
day, Since that time they have been selling
pens, and by that means have been studying
the interior of the banks and stores of the
city. Suspicion rested on them, and while
the cracksmcn were absent from their room
Chief of Police Little and ()ilicer Mclncrny
entered and captured two grips containing
ninety-seven pieces of burglars‘ tools. The
tools are the finest ever sent here. “'hen
Peter James wan shown the tools he wilted
md mid: “You’ve got usdcad to rights; it}
no go; we might as well give up."
shoving the Qatar.
CHICAGO. Nov. ‘5.—A man boarded a Stat:
street car and tendered a .55 bill in payment
"oi his fare. He hit the car immediately
alter receiving his change. When the bill
was turned in it was recognized into counter-
(eit. inspector l’ortcr n'vntitled it asouc oi
In issue of 310,000 put out by an Italian
syndicate in New York last August. Several
of the muntcrfeitem m-ra arrested nt-tht
time and sent to the penitentiary. The
government oflicialn believe an altar: h
~being made to put a large amountof thb
{bogus money incirculation
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Yellow Fever Recent.
Jacrsorvmu, Fla. Nov. 5.4mm wen
eleven new cases reported and three death..—
Guatav J. Peter-on. J.‘ D. Dilworth‘ and
Stephen Bliss. Fire at the new on. an
white. The wuthorisclurnndoool. Total
m- to date, 4,227; deaths, 304.
humming, Fl... Nov. n—Thera we!
tunnel-null two death. Twasottll
mana- m whiten. On- h Ind But.
'wwdmm Kevin“ cu
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‘ robust health. The trouble from which be
~w..w.m«...mwmww
GRAND, SOLEMN no.
Conse‘cration of Rt. Rev. John
Foley Bishop of Detroit.
PROMINRNT t'A'l‘lItlIJt'S PRESENT
le (far-Hunt. Three A rclubldmm. Nineteen
Blnlmpl and About ill" I'llt'wtl Anni-t on
the ”column—~An lttuiwII-n (”mod to
W ital-M I t.
Nov. .3. The llight I’u-v. ‘
John H. l‘olwy. .nllnp of Detroit, was cow
narrate-l ymirrdai ill the i':;‘lI-~ll'ltl. 'l'ho
I‘crcmnmw nt feudal: ilx - own: in re tlllll‘lll"
tori/ml by till the pump and iylrudur u-unl to
Mll‘ll own-tuition ill the t'uilmllr‘ llllll‘i'l” and
were partirimlml ill by the cardinal, threo
nl’t'lIl-lhlllilN, nun-teen lilhlilwlm and about l0"
pro-~15, twi-iiu‘hw .a in.- ltlllrr l'ulllllil,’ from
”to I’vll‘llll» Illtq‘twn ‘
The ltrt'ltlllallups prw-ut were ltynn, of
l’llllltll-‘lpllltl‘. Eider, nl l'mcimuiti; Ii‘lirieu,
of Halifax The bola-gr. nun- Inuizhliu, of
~llrooki'.i.; t'i.:i:.iril, o llJlJilIH; Hin-illy. 0'
Mama-mummy l'lu-i’ul, ul I'utubnrg;
”Hunt, of h‘lii'itnu. Matty. Dakota;
“will-r, ol Savannah. I: mutil llull‘alo: ('ou-
roy,ol 3..“ You; 91 , we, izm- bidinpof
Detroit: Keane. oi l: . .iivmud; Kain. of
Wheeling; “nth-rum, v.1 t‘u‘dlznl-Ip; \‘oiill-
ham. oi H;'ell‘ll.~l>tll‘,_'. "l'lllx. of Il--l:iWan-:
.‘ilv'tiovrifii, ,1 llama»: . I‘t'l'lHlt, t-l Syra-
rnw; limlrm-n-lu r. ..: ._\;;~::s|!iu. and Mark»,
of (find puma "
Tlil’l‘v \'.'i>i‘- nl~. li’vvt'fl' n. delegation of
lwmlly tivv proton-n! i'atiiuhv l..i ninu (rem
Detroit. .‘Ilftlncd-il In in- whorl. was. by
card. and an linttl‘ bwh r.- tl. - r. u" 9 began
H’rry :u udabla ~ 'lt.’ v. ".5” ”"2ltlt’vl. Fri-ruling
lion-.- l'l‘li‘t’ntt'i'ru unsn l'~'i2.:luil~ prmemion
from lit" llh'llli~pt-v,'<-]rll l'lsfllt'lll't' it! the
church. 'l'iien‘rle'vs wvl'vlwgunnt il o'clock. ,
The l dim-rs of the m rvuiuny wvi' -: t‘vlubrunt '
cilia-inn» and mmwrnlnr, ('urdlunl Hib-
bonv; nwstant untim-vr.-.:.-r~_ lithium»; Lough-
Iin and “'ndl.:ini; :wldanl pie-mt. \‘erv Ilvv,
.-\. Mugnieu; ulna-nu». llwt. .‘l. .l. I'. living»
ivy, ol' llclrml. and lb v. I'Zdnnrzl Kelly. of
Chicago: "landfill“ in l’ix‘nop l'vlny, Father
i". ll. llroyilrick, ol’ llultmiorc. and Jlllllt'at P.
Mlll'lilll,vl \I'mlnnclon; lltlihlt‘r of cercmir
nies, Rev. lidwnnl Daily. The ritual apper-
taining to the convict-ration of bishop was
followed without variation. The apnstoIic
«minimisation nppiintin: .\lr. Foley bixhop of
llrlroit was read. and the cardinal adminis—
trred tbs,- oath. lllhll'lp Fold-y was thruex-
unlined upon qnnstions of faith, after which
he prodi-atn‘l himmll upon the altar, and hill
head “in mounted with but?" oil. The bishop
we. next prmt‘ntnl with the rroziernnd ring,
following which lit-hop Fob-y made hi5 ollvr—
in;_' of twoornnnmztal lunvm' of bn-ail and
“unload.
I!
It.
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RllllllfllilS‘RIllRl
have new in mod a lull hm of
Ladies’ and Misses’
WINTER lLllKS.
m-..‘ p... .—_..
Seal Plush Sacques
splendid (loath I!
8325.00 and $85.00.
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NEWMARKETS.
' RAGLANS.
JACKETS. and
' WRAPS.
w. invite all who intend buying an own. on
meat at any derrflptton to
Visit (our (.‘louk ltoomo
....- coon-m
ARRLER it Still 8.
Come In and {co our new Mylo.- o!
0
Wall, Balers.
Na trouble to show goods.
Fine (tilts ‘25 and 30 cents
double roll.
AT—
"Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
two Iittlerahltsol “inc. 'l'hc-infit fll'l of tho
«aberration With the placing of the mitt-c on
the bishop's Iiv-ml. ,
'I'lzw ninsw arm of a v- ry high ut‘Jl'i’. Tin-f
I’lllllr ntzmiwirml eighty vow-s, tlu- prlncnulm
bring; wiv-Ijtml from the nithmlral I'lllllr and
.lllfll ol 5:. .\I;ittin‘:v'litll’rh, of which llinlsnp
Foley lites so long: been prltnr. The man: Who
Uounml's “St. Vol-elm." Whilst the new
bishop wtunppr-nching the altar tin.- choir
hang "Ewe l-':ub iis Servus i-t l'rudrm." an.
during the cervimmy were also rendered
“Andante lil'llgill'fil'." "Emitti- Spiritum,";
“Alma Virgo" and the "To ‘1). um." and as
the llrM'th‘ilutl let: the mthuiml linuizml's'
march choruai "Viva Leone" was give-n. The
seminarians v'llull”. “limit “no Matinnml in
the sanctuary, t'nnblnlul of sixty volt-v.4. ~ It
chanted the "lntruit," "Aliehijnh" and
“Litany of tin.- Saints." -
The ucrnmnwas‘ preached by Archbishop”
Ryan, of Philadelphia. He took for his text
the Acts of the Applies, chapter sx,‘J‘ith
verse: "Take heed to yonniclves and the
whole flock wherein the Holy Ghost bu.
placed you bishops to rule the church of God, '
which he hath purclumd with his own[
blmxl." i
The preacher drew a mmpuriwn Intvvecn;
earthly and spiritual nth-rs. The one took;
cogniznnm of outward actions only; the:
other mm a dominion of llll' intellect andl
heart, The order of the episrv‘vluu'y is the
highest in the- church of a holy order, he
said; everything above it was solely of juris-
dict ion. In urging the honor and olnlience
that nreduc to the pop: as the head of the
ep'm'opatc, Archbishop Ryan said: "We
have recently seen how “vroiulcrful and uni-
versal war; the tribute paid to the present
great (nmmnt of the chair of Peter by the
whole world. Even now, without urmim to
back him, ho is honored by the kings of the
«nth as reprcsjcsnting a power otrongrr than
that of arming—a power which they mnnot,
dare not defy. I“: know the turret ol tnat
1...“... but the outside world, not arknowb
edging it not divine institution, calls it by
various names. Thus an English l’rotcstant
lmripiical. The London Standard, flanking
oi the recent visit of the German emperor to
the pope, my»; ‘1! is not displeasing tome
tlm great military monarchs, With no
runny trumpets before and such vast
material ltJl't'l! behind them. mmpclled
to treat with a. [mixer absolutely non-ma,
tcrial, obliged to acknowledge that a soror—
eignty may be real, though it in Inwcrlus,
cxrrpt for it: away over the minds and in»
aginatiuus of a M'llml of mankind. The
papacy is lighting unconsciously the battle
of all the wurld,’ " '
The archbishop went on to argue the
divinity of this power of the church. it war
a. power which swim-d intangible, and yet it
sowed to force the great kaiser to the side of
the eovcrcigu who had neither mulch nor
lands, who ruled by the superior right‘ot
thought. The. outsnle world recognhwdthe
papacy not only as a great religious power,
but a great moral power to protect the liber-
ties of all men against physical force: ‘
Bishop Foley will mmiticate at St. Martin't
on next. l-lunday,and have for Detroit. on
Nov. 23. > . L.-m__
Justlcc Matthews Convnlmin‘.
WASHING-res, Nov. a—Justice Stanley
Matthews, who has been ill for many weeks.
and quite unable to attenilmto,hia judicial
duties, in beginning slowly to convaleseo and
his friends think he is out of danger. He bu
been attended recently by Dr. Pepper-{the
eminent physicianvof Philadelphia who ate '
tended (lea. Sheridan, and who states that
he has no organic disease, and that no reason
exists why he uhould not recover his former
has been Suffering it abdominal catarrh.
it will be many Weeks, however. before he is
able to await!
court, but e will doubtless he soon there.
before the end of the preventteriu. '
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t
livid o! a Sunday Frolic.
Minnurrows. N. Y‘., Nov. 5.-—-A* fatal w
cidont occurred on the Ontario and Western,
railroad at about 5, o'clock yesterday after ;
rnbon. Apartyot nine or ten young men!
and boyii (.1 an. city took mm. o! a
handmrand started out on a plenum ex-l
cur-ion up the line. When about two milai
from town and going down To. at high
speedthehandcujumpedtetrnckmd
plunged down a steep embankment. Johnl
HcGroevy, clad aged nwut 10 years, wan
instantly killed. his neck being mi
Anotha-otthoplrty, John O'Brien, had his
tail Wandwlll prob-Myrtle The
on tho beach of the supreme ,
In .‘iorth Main Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Bill Hill
. ‘28 Main SL, 30. .‘iorwalli.
llilillS, FlSll, llYSlill'S,
Fl‘lllli', Vegetables, Poultry, lit
or All Kinds in Their season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
H. l. BEfith'l'. l’. S, lll'STED.
°~Pil|lllillli°
I02.)
HAS THE]
Best Facilities
FOR
,1
Job Printing!
or ALL KINDS.
./
WORK PROMPTLY
,EXECUTED
I
. AT (}
REASONABLE PRICES.
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WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES
OF THE
‘1
MOST APPROVED minim
/
/
AND THE ,
. W'hwwlIatest Styles of Type.‘
.fl
i6
SOUTH N ORWALK EVENING «SENTINEL, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5,1888.
a, ii. an. a u. autumn.
Julyulfl.
lotto wm. 10m IAI‘I’.
1.1:; a. n. . Xvflll- mum u'nh'on Ix.
a.“ “ . mm. 0.81 " Arrow.
0." " 3.3» :: Arm-In.
Ml " [5‘ t,“ '.. l Act-mu.
7.28 " 11:351. I‘ll! “ [walk].
me “ loath to.“ Amour
mo " 14ml Ex ‘i2.lap.m.m Rx.
8.3 " 80.8.3 .1 Lia " Br.
0. " Local 1 l.“ “ up'gnem Wu.
Md " Aocom 3.1!! ‘5‘ Local 1
10.11 ' :1, MI “ HUIIIJEX.
l'll " lam“ to”. ‘3 Ammk
ii. .111. Inca. . ' nap. x.
may" ' .‘N III pill; ‘: tumul'xg
2M " econ) . ' Local prm
Ma " A . 7.21 " Ilridgd‘pt Me.
5.1-5 " Accent. Mil " Act'uln.
5.5! " llxpnmv. iM’J “ Meow.
8.513 ” Mum-n ll”? " Adam I: AC
71" " Art-om. I2.“ ‘ Bmwan
8." " mm woe. button».
l0.“ “ Aaron. 7.3a" Accent.
12.58 " Wuh'um Bx. tut " Armin
Button». Ml wu. Acme.
0.15 Accent.
0.14 p.11: Armin.
7.28 “ loculh‘xp.
8.59 “ lit-mm.
'l'rnllu have It'ut Nov-wall.
emu wm com an.
0.0? mm .36 mm.
6.5:: “ ,. "
7J9 " , pm,
".34 l- I, ..
II.“ " . , 5g; "
2.40;. in mm '-
ltJO " l
3.0: “
U. I. nan-Alta. 'z. '1‘. llnwrnn
air 464'», l'un. Az'i
Ilill'h‘A'l'ilh' it) it.“ I.litl.t I).
llah'lll’ltl' k NURII'MJi nmstox.
Com-cud Augmt sub. has
Passenger Tralm.
”0 U'l'l l.
M. tic. .‘o'orwa‘i.
i.v. Novwaik. Ar. \t'ilmi. l’oin
7 3:5. In. 75.43, m Milo. tn.
ill? ‘ no. " as: "
tilt"! " my! " limo "
I250]; In . if” p. in. 107p, m.
M " (40': " . Mil "
539 " Itixcd 6m "town 7!» "N'x'd
am It n ”(H I! II ”‘I’ u. .-
9‘7 N av “’24 .. up," -. u
NOH’I’II.
LvJI'il-on l'oint. Lv..*iu..‘.urnmit. ,.r.;.>;..:i;.:n
l tin. m. nixed H": a, m. M'z'd ~.' to mm:
out: " " 0. L'. -' " n to "
a 45 ” a bi ” tr 1’: r... m.
l7! Ol " l‘.’ lilp. m I11“. I, m.
256 " Mixed :lof. "flu-d 5‘; ll nevi
4 2.“! p. In. .'r l” " 7. in p, m.
5w .0 0;," v. '1), u
71‘. "
lo 10 " H.104 u} t‘.’ "lint-ii lent Blind
’I'DXILY.
(100.3!” 9 r. r in
636p m. i;.'.'lp.ln 67.1 "
W. ll. HTBVKNNW. t'icel’ru. and (kn'l Hunger.
P. (I. turn, unwrittrudunt.
J. 1'. Pl". lichens: Tmltrt Agent.
Illlllsl’l‘ilh'flf IllVISlilN.
Apron, in“. .
have litany-nu: to: lunatic-id
1m. in. arrommu'n
um; ~ --
mill» at M' rd vvxmv now
“’3 " l'Ipl'l'Rl 7 3")» I.»
5.5.) “ mruwxmo‘n
QT)“. a. .4 “
"the only u for as New Milford
Wit It mun-ox, View l’rr-u't t on.» 1hr. 1':
W K. Mos. Supt,
J. T. Pun. (1m. rum Act, flrtrtzeznru‘amn
All [iv-Minn building new tum thorn! v we then:
wire-d br'fnrr yin-taunt: for thin 1m; minim. cow
woman. Any .. may he unfairly lighted by
one touch of [fish :ttoll If it»! bewlmir or hall.
Ali dang” from t ,woi’ mmrhev u- lth done
AWllk.
B‘URGLAR ALARMS’
Whtvhllzhtmegmnmt no: on ram the imam
ndonror- window 3' disturbed, ”Clubland!!!
lfll'nrlslllu; ‘
Electric Door Bells
The uni tenable door lwil and cm which in
unnamed lint mg” out of ord 2 Print from ‘3
upward” ‘
BLEIJ’l’liItY‘“ WIRING .
In Knotted brimvui‘mc mm in! a that hit in night
oral-crutch nu wcmiwovk. humane worn. Call
and wr working vampire.
Jackson Bros
At‘lackson's Jewelry Store, Nomalk.
. M W . . ,, ,
‘ 'l'il “ R Rilil‘
WliRlNii ii i ,.
00:: thmy .-— The Best.
new, Veal, um», m......., ammo mi rm».
Cmud liwt finu'vkml Tongue. ”we,
Shnllllir'ffi, “GED“,MM Frank
tmtmitr,
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
orders llclivcytd I’rmnptly.
CHARLES SMITH
621 “formant”: tilrccl.
HIST REITEIVKD A ”if 0"
CHOICE LEMONS
which we nhali all at to mom pvt' down, Arm the
mat
mulch ,
Photo Brand Columbia River salmon
‘30 cram per son.
DA )1 1 EL Ill] 03! )l Ell! EU
Until-gum mm Bridge.
J H angina;
hats, Fill] listen,
Vegetables. Fruits»,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
_____._ .w a“
(In ii. Y, l. H. til. lent
TMM'M Honour.“ \
fj ‘ ,, illlllfli H
Bulimia!
mam: 01W“ canal
of wanna.
a ll! ill 11!
m”...—
hold-um”
CharlesESey'mour,
. .1
V firsJohn Holland
Quaint” (an .
ammonia-u. , .
o. It uvmu'ros,
Vin-Munch. I). 0.
Tan mm In t'nltal Hum mom 0mm.
dtw (luhlu to human» mailed true.
JOHN H. sums“,
FLORIST.
m....«.—.m-
MAIN STREET. WUTII NUItWAlK
I'- T. 317A.“-
"‘"n 'r.
"3“ INIWW ll‘l'! t'xt‘lulite light In: Nurwu it
and bulith Nam-ll: to one the 11mm! Alarm
thratorJnd extru'u teeth wllhoui Mill. and "or
or any film chug:- Art: «ml tcrih a
annuity. villa and mldeucc allowing liethmlm
lWMW.N0rwallt.tit. Open eveningp. mom
A.S.FERRI8,
JEWELER.
II’atelws, Jewelry. Silverware.
‘ l'lme Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Monuments and Headstones.
lmno‘t lmyamouumcm or llwlrmsc than any
Ilmmgmph, but go direct to Ihc plum hum of
l’. V“ tlsn’l. “it” 8m“. lewnili and n‘lrtt one
All ramipii-lc and on Will not be up.“ pointed in ll!
rpm-ware D. «nu all kind! of nun-mg clone,
..i..i citizenry work.
I’. 'VV. IBAJI‘I'ZJ .
"
(.1 3 in
American Investment (In.
Equitable Lite [assurance ('0.
Farmer» lama nml Tru~t t'a.
Jarvhvthmkilu Mortgage Trout Co.
Fire. bile, Accident. and Plate “lain
insurance.
1.; rum : (muons. .igu.
lira! Kmart ItimmmultmxiryJ-knltti Somalk,
Monti.
laco‘b M. Layton,
”’7’" fi-ewcuvl lion-c At'l'il‘
General Insurance Agency
Fire. Lite and Accident.
Occur. MMlhtp TicluMlbllJ and litecnge.
Inn!” for on»: I and upward! and firmer Order! to:
L. mm at Rome.
.‘wtali l'uh. r .irk1.owf~l,:«nvi.;n Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage ('Iu-chrd
to Destination.
as thmmoa :qu .ant duo: in Poem-1,)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
BEE HI V E.
[All] llh’ AMI ti l1\.T~’ bl it no "ALI.
( t u to the ['17 "in: v M. :w. are hungry or dry.
I luv you no. ,M : nun—L your meal or lamb
in 3:.- tmm at if!" . «arm n at. .ilnnl t! and
conga”. 0.! ch! M 4P 'l' .i. 0' ha- and ”ink
win-v hot or (n 'l a. it." «on! T» m mam: lmckr.
Aim Tobie Ito-um»: Haunt amt ”icing by the
day or m. I um" am no Inc your—tr that l' i»
3r»! iikz tum and m.- w i. try an: “1!th ymx feel at
am liar-«runny, “it: But llll'lL
teal 3n '
Insure Your Life
On the Endowment Plan. .
A than at ugl— oft-.5 would pmmh v need marinate
I‘M twnity or twenty—five yum. but baa-w he
item it for that time u no rim-0n why he rh’flld
bun» bio on» at; are yo Minn: M: shoal! not
titular: to 3.14»in the chem u! 15mg «tort:
arrrinpi'mnntiy nematwngya in. 1;! insurance
on hi- Me. ,
IXtilTIih’ IN Till!
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life. Insurance Co.,
ul’ HARTFORD.
«11.31am or.
BITCH,
.« ,u .
. (a .a —
5’9"
Livery and read smut»
tnBWlCK Ilium,
'-'-"’"" “if” ...‘:."tl‘.:‘.§.:°°“”"'
Carma: «pot . -
(loud Tmtbu .
- 1’me .
CQNWDIES
till kinda MC!“
BAKERY!
.......... «>--_._
oomucorus. CANDY rats. and. tall m
l of ornamental and].
81!!!!
, Henna" I'm
*X’r ?
Henry Tilly. V 8'
illRRIlRR MAKER.
tlpecial attention given to re-
' paint“ in all branches.
A good shroud-hand. twogseato,
ed carriage for sale.
swan a ‘ BUSHIELL,
Whole-lbw Retail Dmlal II
Manufactured and Painterx’ Supplies
, nihip Chandlers,
to: water so. (not «but.
”BIMEHDICT. W.
, M. m Ital W 012-, “ill.“ blip. rm.
mutants:
' ”Managua-martial!
”in Vanni
Jae mommy
It!" ”0. .tor the
70- Washington Street,
[*5 ”mat.
'F. H. NASH R BRR.
l Silverware.
towing: tollmn .1 fipd'flliz: the whole lite mac I
. llr hunter night boom-1t ('5tl)!:(l'!|.'i a titanium! n'f ; . . .1
mm: one than tm-v.‘v you and mail} mutt: Hair. mom lrtomrdurirg 1M7. 31.317.331.13
hundred inatlwssmrloihlaz Mary‘s-m um I
i Antonin mi: To l‘t!ll~“.'~—h day: damn:
i prune! lftWNStfl Aim-ts.
9. 5. L'BODIMIEDIIII'. l
South Smelt. i
..—W
nonwun ovsrnns.
Lohsters, Clams,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
SCALI.()]I’S. l
m
NI‘l’W CANNED l-lIMIIDS,
llll’tlll'I‘Ell GRAPES.
1FLORIDA(”RANGES
l It‘lmleuah- and Retail.
HUNT “Jr. znrnrr.
u-.—_._...._..... ...
U..ly Igt'tltn int c :y and ltt'l’nlllfll of the
“Great American” and “Radiant”
Heaters.
Thl Iv “e'slrl’! llfl' rH'c-llul bv tionl‘ tin-l rtund I
lhrln'aduf the but tor Iliulult‘ll)’. durability and
tlllf'll’flt‘"; an. mf l‘it'nllliil: and :1!!in managed.
We lialt‘ on hand it fine aim ol
RANGES,
mm ml lthlcx Grate.
Dfl‘illlATlJl AND PLAIN CHINA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
ABATE. 'l‘lN and IRON WARE
Jar: tr um d {mm the factory rat the low-rt market
. purer.
F..- H-, 173.45}! 959.39
H. S. ROOD,
Watchca,
Jewelry,
-z‘..\'l)—
Spar :3 common pad to it..- ”4.3.1.; it tim-
watvh- :- nul jewelry,
93 Main sin-ct.
'r'. M. l.-’l 141 ”(no
DEALER IS
, . , . .
HEG‘V [*3]: 1’! I". *1
‘;_D
t , , v .
(neat-ml he“ or Cont 'zietor
lrprcp“n~'to malic- l‘l-iint‘tlillh' wzth their! ecwcr
w - ' . . . ,- my on rat» xn¢~t iar‘vtnlnctrflue.
Firm: , lr.tt'm!' w in rrmntu v- or: the amenity lflid
mm in tho- my run and i: to their 'anl'nntauc to
an or. ..it'. "ill U
I". .31 . 1’1 13 I { CE
Bar ‘20. South Norwalk. Ct.
lhe Metropolitan’s Record For l837.
lawn to ncmrcr of outstanding Police? during
IF. 7. $53.01”:
on. in Am:- durinsz t9'.:t.ml.or.1,e.1.
(min in Panama. lncome during; HE. 31.740621
PM.
Gainm imam ituccipte durum: 1558?. 33.5.60
‘vl
Number"! Dealt "‘aims out in is): 3.
limo: an
Numb-10E l' '
5 w In-uran
t. spoil amt burp
our and above 1 .
:w m Rm. LEWIAZL
tm. daring ismfiqdolflfi LI).
or vet-nary of Policy-holder!
'I: required by law, it per
cent land all titty r . ties, ”John?! lo.
Airman: pm by to.- Company to its Policy-
hnldcrp to: «2mm», c'c , Mum organization, pin:
Stwtfllfidhah’t. ’
Josh”! LEH'SIK. Agent.
Join; III. running,
in uncut” at: lu 1a.: Dealer 1:. all rind: of
Gilli. Alli] Willi]
Bide-k, Lime, Cement.
“Blue Stone. Etc.
which, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
‘ li'illtcsharre Goals.
llall hr RUBBER Pilil'l‘
Yard fist)! of Washington and Mar-
ahxli rztrwu. Branch ofllee at Stilson
ll-e‘v Stow “4111i
recovers ruinous
FAIRIBIIN No.3
A an: mscgnn
Mm u” will
mama-=3- man-v Ind-Int
pub. It'll new”.
a... " “mm..." nu...
Ill!-
flbommhmm‘l: an "All
all! ”a. will“ “I.
”h it!" '
uummwl‘mmdi
live tron-rm mum
anionic-u.-. have.”
warm
lib!" am»
m w min-man
uwynmnmumm,
. -n.m-~..m.u - ”mum”, MN“...
I‘LWOI’I‘T‘.
Wm
l-‘ALI. AND WINTER
MILLINERY!
um-tamnmmt. Lowest Prion. a
Trimmed Mllihwry. Turban-Mumps um, Bond
Hats and Bonnet. richly trimtn with In!
Feather made to match mite.
”49.....—
ImnnrleliiueltiaFaucyleatha
OSTRICH BANDEAUX
Hh did 'l‘ipn.Wlnm-, Forum-ll. Noveltic-ln Rlblltllll
hall.» and \‘eh‘uu.
.__....W......_.
that full hue wll be opened
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
ladun will phase accept. this invitation. No and!
:‘ll't-l. \V. li‘rnvcett
Somali; and So. Norwalk.
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED i
A SPECIALTY.
mm OF ALL ms
AT THE
I
Sentinel. Oflice.
iiiciluyjiil
howling...
UP ALL KINDS.
_. ‘00- .. M...
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
600
Sheet. Glass.
Plate and
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
-——-—._.__.
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
llill at illill 0i“ Rim Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Hall, Bally lilo.
important.
Brnroun Mm. A la; ‘88.
4.1:: Quinmrd, Kim, ’ ' pd '
. l have need Qaintard's Sawmill:
Fm’ellrl summerandn ha- put me in thepcto
work once more. winch l was not able to do. '
lz-vtlhe naturism ('cctml America two ya:-
:20 and hue angered {mm it rincc, lining would.
without-ta. h the wholesale. Quintard's fill.-
pnulia did the urine-r tor mc. '
, Your» Truly
.- WWW” 1'. G. HILL.
rota 5v fem III
GEO. B. PLAISTBD.
Liam m
Do Your Own Dyeing. at Home.
The-y will dye everything. ’1'! . unsold every.
where. Price 10¢- a package. 'll'hycyhavc unequal
fur Strength, Brighton», Amount in Package:
or for Portal-3s of Color. or non-fwling Qualifier.
They do not crock ormut; ”colors. Forulc by
llut’T's Pharmacy. and Geo. ll. Phined. mm.
211’.
. 1 mm. my run
Highest Cash
FOR
flags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
l’nniec moving cm cell the not}; by mag»
tal card to . H . .
wumum cannons, .
50m NORWALK.
Price
J. 1'. Feature“.
‘ 1 James Blotk. Water tit...
Norwulk,
Being unable to mmmhcture
been: y of one of the older: and lament artsh
meat! in the rule for the rule of
l”l:tl‘ll0fi‘. Saddles. ll alters, Sur-
cinglcs, l‘oll-irs, 8w. .
Fine Harness To Order,
in aerial, at the old ”and, where V will a
a... m"... mam
.
.— . ...._._..._.-—.
u Milli aria
.. ~ ’lllli‘ DEBT—-
l‘t/IEATS
tllltVlD lit rm: 1382.1 HAHN”;
It on not the cholmi MEATS.
obtain-are '
mp tu- u! trouble or cant, you will Ind dill It I,
. Itet. at well u *
lulu if all this
' III in sum. '
M
ammnw
GIOROH 8. ma
GRAND FALL OPENINB
Weaning Salami
Conn.
To compute with large contend, l have tum the '
Norwalk Chronicler