III TRUE UAIIUIT 8TTI.E.
Two Highwaymen “Hold Up"
a Passenger Train.
mu: L’ASSENGER IS ISIIOT DEAD.
The Robbers form their Way Into the
Express (”or and (‘uptun 03.000-
Twclu- film“ Fired at the uneven. who
lineup: l’nluluml.
Wuhan. Mun, Du l7.—~l‘m*nger "all!
No. 3: on the “Intuit: t‘entml railroad were up
[mulching I'm-t llill, hum: of here. about
10 U-(‘l-i‘h III night u IIth it “m stopped by
tom HIP.“ elm robbed the expnw In ul
33, um and ~.II It and kiilaltlmrbu linglwa, oi
Jntkmm 'l‘IIIn, II lit-wager who had our
eml IlI rol I-e -rs with a rifle. When the train
“as rein hing Duck llllltwo InenIx-nrdul the
I-ngineond mnuunnded the Iuglnier..\.1.
Law to run last and not stop mm! mm in
’lhe engineer and I’tmnmn Iluu‘ge Imus,
were cm end by nav y revolv-In. and term!
toohoy. “III-nu mile north of the station
the men ordered the train sin; mi The en
gineer and tlrcmau were made tudlnlltulilll,
and were more died to the exprns car. One
of the mhbem luau-Ital on the car door, and
Manager lllll opened it. Three shots were
tired at lllll, and the nunentirul the car and
took ullthe name}: there “aw—$1M”.
l‘oncluctor l'. B. Wilkinson. “ho rushed
outon hearing the firing, to m- why the
train stopped. WM tired on, and, being un-
anned, he returned to the train. Charles
Hughes, of Jackson. Tenn. a younger, then
ran out with n \I’inchister ritle. Au he
stepped to the ground he was shot at. One
ball struck his lett arm Another uent
through his SIAWII, inflicting a fatal
wound. The death oi the young man was
very ad, aim was the only support III his
widowed mother. He came to lexinv'ton,
“in, to meet his sisters family and a
younger brother, all of whom were on the
train and were greatly disk-and at his un-
timely death.
The robbery was done in the rIguIar high-
way style Nine shots here Ilred by Conduc
tor TI ilkinson and Passenger lioban, three
by Hughes and tour or “why the robbers.
During the robbery gum uneasiness was tell
by the Imogen, n he («and (or the safety
of their yaluahlen Engineer Law says that
both were white men One was tall and
slender and the other of ordinary size. Both
were poorly dressed, and showed themselves
to be hard (humerus. The tall one Were
andy chin whiskers, and Law is In doubt as
to whether he had a mustache
Exprms Messenger llill gh 0.5 the (lillUV‘lllg
description of the robber who entered the
car: “lie mum tall man, and wore a white
slouch but. He had no heard on the sideol
his face. The mask yer-ed the face below
thermal,I lie hndn rge nir'kltxplnted pt:
tol, which lookel unu ually lnnrr. The bore
wasvery large and ti 3 barrel‘, was round.
apparently lor I'npnn ball. The man had
dark hair, out very Isl )l’L It lookel as it it
had been cut by a co ‘IItI'y barber. lie wot.
a gray suit of very ordinary c lethes He put
the stolen money in a nick, large
one used on the owns or, but It the mm:
it by the
shots fired at them.
The place where the robbery occurred Is
an open low marsh, fifty yards from woods.
The men flu] eastward into the swamp. A
pose is being organized! join In the chase
after them. Bloodhou will be put on
their track. The description of the tall man
with the whiskers would answer (or that 01
the man who recently robbed a train on the
Northeastern railroad.
Killed with a Stone.
NEW YORK, Dec. 17. ——-'l'hree little boys
were playing foot ball at the foot of East
Eighty-set enth street on Sunday attemwu,
Dec. " Charlie llrittnn, II 'ed 12, had got
the bull and two play mates. were with him,
Jacob Gololberry and Charles Reinwald. As
they Were playing, a large boy, John anpe,
appeared and wanted to join in the sport.
The other little fellows demurred, whereupon
young Lappe became enraged and attempted
to snatch the ball away from them. Gold-
berg and Reinwald ran one way and Britten
the other. anpe followed the last
and picking up a large jagged stone threw it
at him, the distance between them being less
three feet. The stone hit Britton inthe luck
of the head. Britten died from his injuries
Saturday. Inppe was arrested.
Grlmth (or Commander.
wa Yomr, Dec. 11—11 E. Burton,a
well known Grand Army man, 0! Cohen),
was met yesterday by a reporter at the
Grmid Union Hotel. In talking of Grand
Army matters he said: "Louis Grillith, (I'm.-
trict attorney of Benselaer county and
commander of Post 6. L Willard, III, will
be presented by the western delegates at the
state encampment in February for state do
partment commander. I have visited the
posts in Utica, Oneida, Syracuse, Rochester,
Butlalo, Oswego, Herkiuier and Rome and
they are a unit. The west can always defeat
the south in this state because we are solid.
while the men here are divided. Louis Gritllth
will be the next state commander."
Warned by In Open Grave.
ATLANTA, 6a., Dec. v17.—~The little townot
Mains is agitated over a visit, alter the
manner of the “White Cups,” from about
“200 members of 3 "Farmers’ Alliance." B.
F. Thompson, a merchant, refused to agree
to the alliance requirements and was boy-
cotted. Thompson, by way 0! retaliation,
organized a club of negro laborers, who were
- todemand higher wages [rem the runners.
On Friday night 200 men covered every cor
nor of the town and surrounded Thompson’e
house. They dug an open grave, then pinned
craps on hisdoor, and lets a note warning
him that he would be visited again
A Fight to Death.
anLn, 0., Dec. lT.-—'l‘wenty men en-
gaged in a desperate tight near this
dnmgwhich revolvers, stones, knives and
clubs were freely used. Nearly every partl-
apart in the may was more or 1w seriously
Du Combo, a Frenchman,
mlhotmtheMmd is dying; nyoun‘
m named Campbell, it is believed, was
t‘tallymbhed. The fight was started by
Haj. Bright, a prominent and wealthy
farmer: Thu-ahavebeeuno arrests.
flour! 000mb Return.
Eur You, Dec. 17.--'l‘ho s Etru-
lh, Trove and Cit? at Mt arrived,
report unmelly tum om
was ameugthe
the EtnIris. He reports the singlet-side-
rspidly growing in tnvoriu Englandundh
confident that“. will be put into
tin-swithinarmahle amend thutlts
geodett‘ectswtllhuooppuent utoleadto
inadopttonhc'o.
[eradicating III White up.
Jammy. N. Y., Doe. 179-“. tardi-
rfimoltheWhlteGapnldotF‘I-ldnynt‘h
tumbut muwhum
qua. 'flualairts hymtehu
has: amuse. neuritis
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that III‘ "M“. l i I H .~ ‘lk‘ll. ”ill'llxwu 1.. II, Iir
Tom Hall I. . I Roy H the trI-naury, but tm.
a. mull n It -I ~ lien. Iinrrlwn tIIIIIIIlI t Illl
him “1“ III bit. I promoted “It" ln».p.ury L'WTF
Intuit.» mm.» Al lion Mm lIInl tempted
It, and that M any rate In Im-l mad.
up In; mint not In gt’w In .Vv'
York the mix-tar) of II. Memory
for the reason tinu he lunl In I uni w runny
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pirtul 3‘"le i. r it.- III I.. than will»!
Inerl haul: rI. Hm: .\.>.I \3 I'l. Import»
In. IIaIl lindt gIIII-I IlI ~ :1 lnmzo ,~ of an lop
Walnut-In oi IIII‘II' “Under The elem; - II. that
whilefur'uvravrnl ll‘lx.“ of [In tremor) Imvl
not (drill) Sill'lllill‘l this ll.l‘_\,‘ Inn‘s pub
mitted it and said nothing.
”“0". llni‘l'kisll lulil :Ill‘, M-it'lwll, IItMI‘V‘I‘l‘,
that he could main- IIIs then»! I". I?! on oil-at
I‘Tlll' Inn » [:IIllolIII nilh ill I, II»: that he
“1‘7.
[mum-i lllnlifi sth m Ilil II .n ..~.,or not
later than JnIL lo. III... II Link twin..- is
any doubt but he will urn p2"
i‘oraker Denim it.
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Chicagu'i'llimnr my. i: Inn} .- . .l‘l mum“)
on information Inn: nth-9.. I HI... I- . Itl'
Fomlt -r Illa rm'vIVI-I ti. :. ; E . . t.
ueygern-rnbhp Imlcr tlI- :..;; .I | - a. . » I .1
l’nnidvnt IlurrIo-zi. ll: ‘n.l:- . . .. .r
department or the law .lrpurhu- - -;
the latter on nva-unt of 11;. i I . ; I I .I l -
afhisprofcsstuii. Il~ llth no. _\ I L ;.’..I.;.'
lt‘oeptol the plow, lut Will Il- - I. I. .II a
few days. lly thisurluu genu- '1! I x l- '. :1. r
Fm'ruillln: alluunl u in to l . . Ina
sctmtIIrulIip a year hence I.) for its the .. llllill‘
istrntion is able 1-» urn-Inge lll‘llli’l’w :I! this
late. Governor Iv‘ornizv'r haul in regard to the
above report: “The“! is no truth II but we:
in the statement."
Attorney Scllcrn' General Denial.
INDIANAPOLIS, lw. lT- Union Stat.
District \ttum y S "lers sail in an ink!-
view " 'l lunl' In" .I rnnn «l to rmgu he tnm the
election,n:nl ngreut runny pmpl- Line I It.
Hy deterIIIlmtion‘I r. -i '11 ha] Lu- n to meal
before Dudley wrote that letter. lump-wed
olpending buslucn: n4 ~peul. l} as pmxble.
There Is little remaining on Ilw (loci-Iris. I, :-
eept such indictments In have hem nturned
by the present grand jury. As t:v Dudley's
cw.- hm‘ing in nny wnylntluenml IIIydo-
ciaion, any charge to that ctl'u~: Is taL-Ie,
either as to Dudley or any other p-rs: In."
Killed "19 “Mr and flimnif.
PHILADELPHIA, U:1‘.IT.»A! Tml ltuwn, a
small settlement In Mont mmery county,
about eight milm‘ north oi tIIiz~ clty,.Tuhn
Ferguson shot and killed his wile Mary and
then shot himshit bozh dying IIln‘I ot Imme-
diutoly. IIIecently Fergnmn has shown sign-
of mental unwundnene, the result I»! too
close application to his work. lie was ll
years old and his wile tire years younger.
Religious lkquesta.
“ATERBI nr, Conn, 0.1:. II. -By the will
of the late Miss Em Marsh of “ atertown,
Conn. the American Home Missionary soci—
ety receives $11);th Amer-hm: [loam 0!
Commissioners {or Foreign NIL-alone, film);
the Amos—Ran Bible society, £21m; tho
American Tract society, $2M): tlw American
Female Guardian society, $1M). and the
American Missionary th‘iln'lltlmli glue.
Returning Belugas: Welcomed.
Jacxsom'znw, F‘ , Dec. l7.—.~thnut 5w
refugees have returned within twenty-Innu-
music and by pram-dons carrying humor!
inscribed with welcoming l’tluiimlfi. The
streets begin to wear a normal aspect. it ins
expected that 5,0!” people mil nrrit'eench
week during the coming month. Kinsmen
[suspects are goal.
A Sormgelmrinn’» Suicide.
JULIET, “Li, Dee. ll—Juhn Sertel, :0 year;
of age, on ofrl resilient I)! this city, "munit-
tod suicide by [Longing himself with :1 small
piece of tar rupé, attached to a nail driven
In the door ageing about tiw 1‘... I from the
floor in order to strangle himw it time.“
man was Comp llol to bend in: him. , dying
in a sort 0! Sltlllla ' position.
A Challenge to Veterans.
MASOS CITY, In, Dev. l7.——.-\. C. Owen,
aged 79 years, an old and hiyzidy rospeetcd
citizen of this place. is out with u Irllnllenga
to any man of 79 In the United States to run
himatorty or e’g‘hty rm! rmnaml at the
and o! the ram jrlunp and strike his hon-III t.)
gather three times. He will wager turn we
to $10.”) on the result.
A Priest for "all a Century.
BAT 'mxnuu, line. 1. «Th: Rm. high F.
Grillin Inst. r It fit ‘tnrys Cothnlu: Ihan-b
attached to Doucvh rcv'nu Manor thr horn.
of thy Cal-mils, in Howard county, cele-
bmted thl- ti. tie [ll your 9! I15 pri stir :ul ya
terIlay. Hub ~. 15 years of ugh Sp cinl ser
vices were held, and many hand-Ionic pra-
ents were given ’him.
A Trip on the "Ynnkec I lyer."
BAL'I'LITORE, Dez. 17. —A party rt news-
paper men took a run over the i’hiimiglpixis
division 0! the Baltimore and ”bio road on
its new fast train, the “Yanlléii' Myer.“ The
ninety- -two miles between Eda! Baltinmre
And Philad Iphia were trm vied in one hour
and fifty eight minutes, the Ininu .es aha-J
0! schedule time.
Thought It In Earthquake.
eronn, Pa, Dec. 17.—A dynamite Ina-
gasine belonging to Col. Rob: «is, situated
three miles from this city and containing till
pounds of dynamite, blew up yesterday, d.»
in great damage to surrounding property,
The shock was felt- twenty miles an};
litany thought it was an earthquake. No one
mlnjnred.
Sunni-“ed and Robbed.
NEW Yomt, Dec. lit—James De hunter.
a retired basilica man, of Re. 153 But
Thirty-fourth street, In. and
robbed at Twenty-5am“: street antim-
toazavenue 111 y alter-noon. ‘ Then h
no clew to the ghwaymen. The victim i
still in a dangerous condition.
Murdered {or Sixteen Dollars.
Bnauom. PL, Dec. 11’.-‘-Ianre hi shot
“and killed Giovanni Perl. They, with In.
othcr ltalians, were gun in u saloon.
and thowlnuing o! no by from“
was the mass of the murder!
Abbott: We" Regulating.
Brennan, All, Doc. 17 —-In Ian-r
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ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL IS THE (WHICH;
30 4Keight St Bentham: [huts-t,
880 3:2: Somalh, ('onn.
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contact.
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SOUTH SORWALK SAVINGS BASE
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and or. Saturday em; 2;: Iron .1 to 7:.
groom: allowed on ERWIZP.
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FURNITURE DEA LEII I W”
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and me my large stock or all kind: at tarmac.
38 Illi- Street, Nmnlk.
Also prepared to furnish anything mew; for
the interment at thetkad. dsy or night. 'rrlxphmte
cogficgnfiu-iih residence. M 3 Batty plate.
HOMERB.H0YT,
No. l 5 Railroad Plnce,
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Columbus. Waltham,
31813. Springfield,
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and Marina Clocks,
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Dis-alumnus Jewelry.
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PAINTS,
Oils Vaimish‘es.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Filish.
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Glows, Mittens, Ilosiery
W e have just opened the lined line "I Holiiln} goods” evei nilered In the
Hue Note I’ 1pm I IIIxII and Leather Albums, II IIIIIkI II lIIeI' am] (How limes Pun-m .Ind “and Ham: ('IIristImIs (‘ardila
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Inbrellns III all grades I' leaks,
yard, Silk llnmlkerehiel‘s eInIIroideIed and plain Linen IIIIIIIIkeIIIIieI'a. ‘ ‘
Fine Skirts. 18am! 2i III. plushe. furl lam-y Ivor-3;. Fancy (‘hiIm Silks: for fancy work.
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Scofield 6: Hoyt’s,
68 Washington at"
E?” Don't forget to come and hour the Music Box.
Wire steel rpoor Slate,
Soon-thine new. beet mine out,
W. C.QUINTARD,
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Slate Roofing
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FRAMING at lowest nrim.
Full line oi Arlists’ Materials.
THE BEST 01'
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REDUCED PRICES
85 Washington Street.
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CHARLES E.
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South Nor-walk.
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alisa! 11:11 Lad. st a modem: price would do well
to cell a: the
GROCERIES AND MEATS
LfITY F0138 FIN!) 11’ TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TD TRADE “1111 US,
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T. BURR GUYER 55 SON.
spnrnowoon.
au’. «Inmates "mum Puonr'rmz
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
09in: «tinted and mode deimmt to: any part
lnlslm & taut/Ilium, Plflll.
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"‘° Extra. Wide Wool Henrieiias.
ALL “BABES anggnmmmmmnmm"meme-"I...”
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H— An Unusual Opportunity to Buy the Renowned [intact I: Clo
“WWW" ‘ 7 Black Silks.
. I“ 5““ 'm’ At. Low Prices.
bun-term unfit-therein.
H. S. BlflWN’S
3001‘ e anon STORE.
m1: 1; I... s, nook
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W. B. HALL & 00.,
BY WHITE LINE STEAMER
mm: hymkdingtmthwiots‘.
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hit. at in all the u. ducal ithe numbers (I! We Ila: Blatk Henrietta. [mine «In use
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people of this vicinity. oonsistine of Toilet 30“...
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30 dozen .Ill Lilli-ll Initial Handkerchiefs at 250 owls.“
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Almonds and lune ! 'u-ter Wilt .e “up 6 \w Ilinglmm om loti-e gonads.
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art <. 'u whim-e potato”; ,» em Ill a Eu In“: Im-l ”M an In .I- bushel lots at 66¢.
SEYMOUR,
S()U'l‘-'II N(1)RWALK.J
For Fall and Winter.
flMiTflill Inns
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[nan ‘tlllt‘t‘ Building,
Masonic Bull I
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80. Noc4va1k tron-wink.
HOUSES AND LOT
FOR 5 ALE
IAYIIIII .& IIIIIII
on one In Illlllllllllll Ill
Washington St, 80th N0 + ..
Norwalk Chronicler