A TEMPESTUOUS VOYAGE
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KILLED BY A IIIIIITI' WAVE.
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‘ Record of Otto Dead and Five Hark:
lull, Inland In the Journey from
leerpool to New ‘I'uI-k~-~5Ianumst al
In In Wilma.
I“ YORK, Nov. 19. "Ulil' IIIIIII lulled and
IV. injured is the record of Illt' In]: of the
Mahler Etrurln. which nrrIuIl III her do"!
“evening. alter a voyage of II IitII:I «Iver
m doyil of terribltI weather, during all of
which the I ans-Inger» rcuiaiuol in the vabina,
badly (righteual null fluttering great Ilia-
Wort. It was one of the roughest exv
patches: that the .truria‘ s oillmn have
not known. The managers awn-as will.
dllplaisnrc over the fact that the blk‘fll oi
the vessel was never alacketu-d and the time
matte was nearly up to the racing standard.
The uflloers, on the other hand, say that thin
complaint is unreasonable, as the rate of
quad has nothing to do with the comfort or
.Iotyot times on board during gales and
heavy ma.
On Tuesday afternoon a heavier wave
“In any yet encountered was soon approach-
lug. The seamen uttered cries of naming
udattcmpwd to seek places of safety; but
when the mountain of water fell with a
cram upon the vessel the men were swept in
a heap against one at the deck lion-m “ hen
the water rouxled it was found that George
Womald, an able woman, of Liverpool was
fatally crushed and bruised He died noon
afterward. Seaman Murphy and Moett am!
two othem, names not learned, and autocr-
I‘opasengernamod Golt were cut. bruised
and lamcd. All were cared for by the ship‘l
physician
Theoflleers of the vessel arc reticent, and
thattau‘pts of the reporters to obtain par-
floulara of the trip were met with some exhi-
bitions of ill temper.
Ammg the Insscngers were George Mason
and Archie Sinclair, the English pedemriana,
who came to take part in the six day 5‘ walk
at Madison Square garden. Mason ii the
padaatrian who beat Charlie lion-ell, and
much is expected of him. Signor dd
Puente, the baritone was also a passenger.
The “'hite Star steamer Republic also re-
porta very heavy weather, but no accident:
occurred. She was ten days In making the
trip. Among her passengers were Sir Rod-
cick Cameron and family, Hon. Mrs BI. W
Hurray and Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Appleton.
An eye witness, who saw the fatal sea
come aboard, said: “The wave was a big
camber, and came rushing on like a race
horse toward our port side. There seemed to
beaconfuiied cross sea, for the ship Iv,as of
course, not in the trough of it. although this
wave came abeam. There were a number of
the watch making something fast just hit
the forward turtle back on the port side, and
the big wave, towering above the vessel,
mine aboard just at that point. it seemed
as if there had‘been several tous’ weight sud-
denly emptied upon them. Wornald waa
swept aft with the water, and dashed against
thepumps with terrific force. It secmeda
miracle that he was not at once washtd over-
board 23 the water receded from the deck,
butaomeof the crew saw he was badlyinv
jute-d, lay hold of him and carried bimbo-
Iow. Womald was so badly cnishexi that he
died in twenty hours after his injury, losing
musciousnes for the last time on the folio“-
Ing morning. Ha'wns buried at “the
same day.“
Congressman Cant-oil‘s Views.
DAXVILLE, 1115., Nov. ill—«In an interview
with Congressman Cannon he stated that a
Republican house of representatives would
cause a proper reduction of the thrill, main-
taining at all times the Aineriiazi system of
protection, yet money enough will be raised
'to pay the public debt, make improvements
and pay a just pension to every soldier “ho
risked his life in the war. Dakota will be
admitted astwo states, together with Mon»
tuna, “'ashington and Idaho. Regarding hil
candidacy for the speakership Mr. Cannon
had nothing to any.
Amuse by \tgroea.
Pnnmnzu'ma, Nov. lit—John Atki
a young man of 27 years, living at 420Quinca
ltrcet, and “'illiam Marrow, 25 years, of 521
South Thirteenth street, both members of
’ thefleimtaclnb, of the Seventh ward, were
, attacked by .a crowd of turbulent colored
nun at l a. in. at Thirteenth and Lombard
strata. Atkinson was cut up so badly that
little hope is entertained for his life. while
Marrow, although severely injured, is not
fatally hurt. Atkinson was removal to the
Pansylvania hospital.
To Extend the C., B. and Q.
Moons, Nah, Nov. lit—When the strike
on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road
occurred all the civil engineers in the em«
ploy; of the company surveying the extension
of its line westward were discharged and the
work of suspension surpended. The company
has, however, reinstatal its corps of en-
ginmandpreparationsare in program to
extendthoC.,B. andQ. linesilt‘l'lmiles weat-
ward to Wyoming during the next year,
whichwiilbring it nearly to the National
park.
Sad Drowning Accident.
Cmrraroooa, Tenn, Nov. 19. —A sad
drowning accident occurred at the Bucking-
ham ford of the Nolach} ky river, near
Granville, Tenn. Miss Ma tie Woolséy and
ha cousin, Henry Love, white
from school, attemptoi to cross the river ina
buggy, but mming their course were carried
into deep water and pirished. Miss Woolsey
was a daughter of flu Rev. W. B. Woohey,
1‘ Greenville.
Drowned in Jamaica Bay.
Bocxawn', Nov. 13. —Fonr laborers, sup
puaedtobeBohemians, engaged in grading
onWIlliam Trist Baily‘s property, at Bay-
water,w out on Jamaica bay yesterday
asmall boat. The boat wan
madame! the menwere drowned. "
more» bodies havaheenrecovered,and
meuandngxinsforthoothem ’
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Camotna,0nt.,Nov. 19.-Alhart,aonot
Ashley Brooks. of Seneca township, In.
(mndhanginginhbfather'shorselhul. Ho
dmvohanolmthiawwn auxin-scolded
byhiatatherfor drivingthohorautoorm,
anditlunppoaad hamttothoahedwhile
angryaadhangedhimdt.
Sudden Death at a landing lawn.
mourn, N. 11., Nov. 19.—Bov.Charlu
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Ila- lamli "I. iIIuIquIuI-d
Succumba to Alarm“!-
le \‘ our, XIII: Ill. wilt. Henry II. Bonita,
Sum-II.
, the dint lizgu‘ullml physician and surgeon, dial
suddenly yeaterliay alteration in his carriage
while returning home from a visit to a
[Mimi In Jerwy t‘ity. lie was accompanied
at the time by Dr. A. A. Smith, who wt
lion interested in the can, and wait di
come of its Ull'i‘ls when aoiuod with a-atroho
oi Itpoplory. Ito expired ahnont before the
earrings could be flopped.
Mr. Sands was in his both year [to leave-
I widow and three children Itch-title-
martini, and too of his nurvivingt-hildren,
Jam‘phhie and Dr. Robert Hand», on) the o!-
“Willi: “1 hm union with Min Curtis, of
lInIoklI II, to whom ho was married in 1519.
lie was again married in 137' i to a daughter
oI Peter liuy den, by whom he had one child,
Henry Bands, now It y are old
The dead surgeon was graduated fruilltlio
College of Physicians and Nurgeom In ill-5|.
and iiIImIIIliau-l) entered the Ilcllevuo hoopl-
t.Il \‘l‘llt r.» Le M‘fl‘v'tl Ilsa mnliI-ui and Mirgl
till iiItuIIIeIu-r. lletIn-nupcnt some time
atudviug abroad, and “as called home In
lob? to take the chair of demonstrator of
anatomy in tho ('ollegeot Physicians and
Surgeons, and sulmluontly became lecturer
on anatomy and of surgery in the mine col-
lege. lie was in attcndaum in a «Insulting
capacity on President Garfield and Gen.
Grant, and perIoruiod the intricate opera-
tion in which lay the last, but futile hope. 01
saving flame Conkli g‘ II life.
Prescribing by Telegraph.
\'.n“roun B. C.. \‘ov 19. ~—The Canadian
Pacific Railway company's telegraph was
brought into service In a way that furnish:
a unique example of the ymibllities ol mod-
ern science. Lord Eunismore, heir to the
earldoui (It Listoumel is lying at the point of
death' In the hospital here, with typhoid (e:
vcr, accompanied by other cuniplicatlona
'Ihrough the aid of Sir Donald A. b'uiith,
who isnou in London, a telegraph circuit
nae. formed from Londob to \ ictoria, by the
Muckey~Bennett cable and the Canadian Pa—
eltic Railway telegraph, and Sir Andrew
Clarke, the distinguished London physician,
was pineal in direct communication with
Dr. Hunnmgton, of Victoria. A camera-
tion lasting three hours concerning Lord
Eunisniores condition was carried on. An
unbroken circuit was II orked from \ ictorin
to the cable oillco In New York, where the
telegrams were repeat“ to London. It»
plies were received in three and tour min-
utts. Lord Ennismoro though still in a
dangerous condition, is s-Iiiiewhat belt Ir.
Another (hicago Elysian.
Chicano Xov lit—l‘ hat purports to be
a terrible murder It Is the discovery at a
late hour of the bleeding form of a young
and handsome girl l_I mg on the Iv rand boule-
\ard, near l'orty third slice The girl was
insensible and Iv as bleeding, prolmo'i) from a
dreadful wound in the back of her head.
Upon being removed to the hospital the
physicians found that she had received a
compound fracture DI the skull, eIide Intly
linv tug been struck IIith a blunt instrument.
EI ery etlort was made to restore the girl to
num'iousucm, without avail, and she died
an hour alter reaching the hospital. Th:I dc-
ceavod was neatly dnmed, and from all up
pearances wasa respectable s wring girl. A
large number of persons. called at the morgue,
but failed to m Ignizc the retinitis.
Ilia lleml to Level.
Kzi'ronr, N. J.. Nov. lit—Uiie cl the
most interesting trials that has ever occurred
here was that of John ll. Conover. of thin
place. who recently made application to tho
murts to have a guardian nppointml over hi
father, I’. l’. Cunover, who. be claimed, wa-
dnmciitml and unable to attend to his busi
Ins-I. The hearing, which was before nvlttr
Illi~SlUIl -rs apmintcd by th,I mart.
the jury renleriug v :I w: nltct ot’ . to 5 in
(our of III‘ II {mutant I push! of titty
oi thlfll‘t citimi‘ of this place “on: mm-
IuoncIl‘ .nt'rort the: couiuiimiv in n: to testify as
to Mr. L‘ozim er's I- )lhlillnl’l \Ir. (.‘onmeriu
one of the I .c live: “It.“ in this count}.
. The Sininnr Continental.
Wasmxo’ros, Nov. lit—The following ha
been received from the liuytian ligation:
"The prim court of Port au Prince, after
trial, has mndemnol the American stunner
Haytizin Republic, to confiscation for violat-
ing the IILm-kade of the port of St. Marc and
for actively participating in the rebellion d
the northern districts of Hayti. The In.
lance of the court was passed on the an; of
October last." The United States steamship
Boston has urriv ed at I’ ort on Prince, where
her commander isassiating the United State.
11591810! In investigating the cave. An a1»
pealmay betakentothe court of caution
(soprano court).
Another Lunatic brow.
Benoit, Nov. lit—East Boston women are
in constant fair and trembling over the
crazy actions of aman which resemble the
operahons of the W hitechapel fiend. He has
in wait in dark places and darts suddenly
out after female mason by, brandishing an
ugly looking knife-.110 pursued one woman
into her house, and was promoted from
attacking her only by the timely appearance '5’
of men. No lesithan six other similar cases "
are reported, but thus far the fiend hasfound
no victims. The police are on the lookout
for the man, but decline to give any details.
Panic in a Hospital.
CHICAGO, Nov. lit—A panic ocean-ml in
up Rhodes Avenue Women's hospital at a
late hour upon the supposition that the
building was on fire. The patients and
nurses were awakened by the cry of fire. and
may of the latter escaped from the building
in their night dresses. All haste was being
made to remove the patients when the tire
. department arrived upon the scene. It was
noon discovered that. a steam pipe had burnt
and filled the building with steam. A large
crowd had gathered, and great excitement
prevailed for a time.
Found ller Intended a Corp-e.
lew Yuan, Nov. lit—Charles Eich, atla-
man cook,was to have been niarriedath
o‘clock yesterday to Eva Henreither, but
failed to appear, andwhen thayounglady
went to Eich‘slodgingatolearnwhat caused
thedelay ahofoundhimdaad,withhisthroat
cuthy‘hnownliand. Eiehwasoutotwck
andmoney,anditlsmppoaed that dapond—
Iicy over hia pro-pom impelled him to out.
elde. .
Her Bon'a lulcldo Killed Her.
RocmmJId, Nov. 19. —William Davis,
flyearsot ago, residingnearnamarcus, this
Iwunty,wh|lst his mother war lick in bed
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Want Ad"..-.§ In. 1:. 23cm
Martian-II and Death: 2': mu.
Local Notice: 10 route [In line. '
Hughes} (ads.
I. 8. KNAPP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,“
Yumlrhci l'l.In-, rpccitlralionv and bumvintcnd-
one: [or the euiIiIrunIun or every dumplion
oi buIIdIngI.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Urnn-1‘aylor’| Building Wuhlngton St. .,
. . ”Norwalk. l‘. 0. Box In.
C l'. IIBXDEH.
‘. I'IANU 'thER AND REPAIRRR.
Agent for the relehratcd
Bohmor Pamom.
Imkwood't Iiall Building, Somali; Conn.
_or.'! "m
I)“. A. .W. CLARK,
bl South Main vim. opp (‘ity llotel,
atlll'l'll NOIIWA ALE.
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Office noun. ‘ lilo: p. In.
or: 9 3m Telephone connection Molina.
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Washlm gum strict, South suntan: jelil :hn
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DENTIST,
Ollie: and III-aide mu».
Lirnrn'a min. MAIN 5T. :50 NOIIWAHI.
1'th curacmi “about Film“ by the me n! (la-or
dam or
promo opcued ch- IllI'IL’P.
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Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
NlJ'l'hlhi' 1".VI‘IJICC
RUWAXTON. CONS
C B. D'A 81") I 3.
later" fir Wuldzm ard Parties. Ice Cream
cotsllalitly on land to: me rich and well. lit. eel.
brutal Root [In-r and Employment (take.
AH 51' so saluted} (‘1'.
l‘. 8. "Iowa.
av i. an or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel [Door Main,
smuncwmutthtuoat.
w. c. oum'rARo,
IIIIIIIc um. Block .
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Slate Roofing
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We are mowed lotto um emlob ot
SLATING
In eltha BAIBOB. BA” BAIGOB. or
"HAROY‘ BLA'I'I
all cents per font and Inuit
Parties wirhlng .‘llatc rmilng should call on III
balm contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK 65 00.
Water SLJOOI o! flavilaud South Mall
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE,
875‘ Main fltroot.
I50. KORWALK
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FRAMING at lowest nricet.
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OPII‘ICIAN,
83 Main St. South Norwalk.
“coal lmpufcetlom Mean! and corrected.
Gold Spatula, Riding Bows and Eye Glare-I.
I 1000.
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SoldataLow Priceby theQuantity
WA'I‘H
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,CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR’S,
'70 ‘VASI II N( I} 'l‘( )iN S'l‘Rlfl'E/l‘.
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onocsmes’huo MEATS
-—-——AT Till OLD STAND OIL-—
T. BURB GUYER 65 SON.
ALI. 089889 FILLED PRIDMI’TIIY.
SPRINGWOOD.
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JI'I'Y FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH U8.
AvLook at Our Large Assortment of
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\Vill Satisfy 3'0“ (that For
The Place to Buy in at
'ib.
Style, Price and Quality,
DAVID STOW’S,
up grams.
SOUTH NORWALK.
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
Oar knee-are olmpnorqualityatd at
prices. ma."
THOSE wno burn:
THE BEST OF
. “arpeute and Builder.
Vina minimal and Eat
lu‘rl-Iz I»! o; I kn. I. prom;
p Ann ure-
TTEINTI (’3'.
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owing lb: shine Supplies,
Attachments. Pam. See rites Belts. etc. (unusual
General Repairing II! M kt tide and make:- of
.‘evmg Machines. if. M. SIIAILBR.
‘i'l lain EL. ‘0. Norwall: 565—”
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Sucreeeor to L. K. QriéntzItd.
Undertaker & Ilmbnlmer.
ELBL'I'IIIC NIGHT BELL IN THE OFVICB.
No. 4 Knight 8:. 'cridcnre, 5 Elm bl"
asoszn Norwalk. Conn.
J B. RAYMOND,
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Utlie toot oi Ilaniaiid tit. on Water. P1). Box or;
SOUTH NORWALK SAVlhfiS BANK
5] Was ublngton Street
Open Dally from It to I: a.m., and from i may.-
ion or. Saturday cvcniuge {rum 6 to P.
W'etcm: at. owed on Deposits
ALDEN SHLMANS. Prick;
JOIIX II. FEiti' is. \ical’n-e;
“HI. JtillN II. E'JAI'P. SQ. 32:01.13:
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George II. Raymond,
F URSITUIIE DEALER I
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and no my lame alcohol all kind: of furniture.
36 Main 8:“, Norwalk. "
Alto puparndtofu Wham
theintumcut of lhedead, lay on
connection with residence. No. 8 Be: ey plan.
Etch imam .
HOMERB. HOYT,
J EWELER.
N o. l 5 Railroad Place,
the always in [tact a tall line of
Columbus. Waitham.
nigh. Springfield,
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Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and Amalie-II Olodti, »
mm mm:- wan.
mfial‘iuhvelq.
Meats,
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P. (. Bo: «3‘3. noun: Surwa »‘ I ‘
mark «I. Lane’a Block
Poultry,
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' Vegetables,
Always heel: asdatanmtemeprinmlddowell
locallatthe
Central Marie
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onion: relished and mode delivered to any part
of City.
lllliifllllt Sillll‘lilill. Pills.
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ALL GRADES
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Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Lean lone:
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3001‘ & SHOE STORE,
H.“ S. BRIIWN’S‘”
II 3’, Ladies? III BIHIIII’I
ERIN!) UNDERWEAR
In All Sizes and Good Values.
I. .BIBKBRMIN & Still,
85 Washington Street. . South Norwalk.
. mummymmm.
nan-mm
market
W. B. ’ HALL & 00.,
'BRIDGEPORT.
Special ‘
BY WHITE LINE STEAHBR
We have this day entered at the Canon llouae at thin part one lot of silk Warp Henrietta cloth
which are in all the new chads—aka all the numbers of the Beat Black Henrietta.
«me profit by calming from these Iota.
‘BROADCLOTHS.
of Ladies Broadcloth, on which we guarantee a lav-
We also odor. our own Importation lot baa twelve
lnzolweuitlayard. Price-,fl. “Sands
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas.
Daemooftliewideatandtmt Henrietta (noth- ever brought to this
Claimant!
0t ourown importation m
will hollowed today: alooa large line 05 medium made!
minute. 59:. W. the" we... and
COMBINATION SUITS.
Weshnopeniouyonehundndnewandbemtitulruthndonlyuneotntylewillhuold la the
'75 CENTS.
m mncmanicamrmcmmummmuu, mmsImm u n
An Unusual Opportunity to Buy the Renowned Gnlnot & Clo
city.
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Th stimulate the silk trade“
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,Mlv pl
.50.
of
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
tthayaunota
of no gilt, colt. rich
tonalidurl n: the pie-eat weak Ive lots of Rich
Grain sun. the main 0018311 at the Mlowing prices: In oi... Si to. 31.15, 3!
an! ”I“ cone-panning!
nadaofaaexoclieat wail
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Farina Franoane .
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Galored. Franoaue.
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Importation.
ladle-mm
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For Fall and Winter.
flflMllflBli Bills.
Insurance Building, Masonic Building.
lbw
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HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 8 ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
wood Avenue, Monroe Street Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Hill Streets, Haviland Street, Corner Union and Franklin .
Streets ,Meadow Street and Turnpike.
LOTS
Situated on llain Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West?
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bay
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Streets, and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge. '
East Norwalk.
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage.
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue. '
The property on the above list will be sold at r
prices and on easy terms.
We also have some outside property for sale at very W
able prices. '
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