Evening sentinel, Friday, March 22, 1889 · page 3

 

 

 

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Strained Conditioln of 4."
the Territory.

:‘ :irs in

HENEIHIJHIHIII 22\ till; at ILNIL

.0 Main :2 Itntuttiu spec-I'll and limin
lip the Ilopnu of the I ape-taut ‘u-tllrru.
laelrIu-Ilom forwarded from \\MII|I‘-
ton to the Roldleru.

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Tom“, Km: . March 1. ‘l'hctilluhoina
litualioti 2- lam-min; wry t2222.l2 «trnmcd,
liotwithrtandnfi the Iillvtliph 2 2' I 2' 4.2222222”
men to partly the would l.- Hun
(trade of then-- are IlIM'IIUIM‘ul 2222-2‘ II22- report

will I-

that the country is 222-! Holy to l-- MIN-llfll
untilJune, and hole» 112-22 12-2222.2‘.2...2 p. 12.».
mliittlllt‘ Ilicll‘ 2-iI2II'I~ ll ,;~ II I'.2i .I-}\.2I22'2- l1-

gar-llme of conu 212224222.» 22.22.2' 22-«22lt.
Congnmnninn .\lun~ln'. 2-I .\l..~22.2. 2. I.22~l-~c2.

traveling along, the l2-22l 2' 2‘22II:;»22.22: lln
boomonttu 2‘2-22222222 2.222222 22.2' ‘ "2. 3-: 2.2122223
prot'latiiafiou Is Ix 22-21. and 2: .« «'22d he lIII.

done much to 222'2 rt 2I22- II22222z2-22-2I 22.222~22222
Ex- -('22|2,:2'2-«~2222222 l‘2'2 :22'2-2 l--‘2-I2 -I up 2222--.\
pm lully Ill I‘liltiimw :2 Int 2 ll “2 n
(‘tilll .pan) “till I :pl. (22.2. I2. I'._ 22--
cnwnr. Mr. ‘2. Top» I2 2 ll. 2222.22
Iiitl Tiltwlny :Iiid l.2 bl I2 «22 :II .~

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Wenior um
»-2-222 “Ill

(‘onchnnl 52.! 222' (”lurk 2: I.-2\\22-222'2-. 22122
hm bw2 l2 -I II) :22 222 2'2 2n 2‘ «2 .22 ill-'In‘ 2 2-222
all “tutor in “.2 i2.iI,:I-iu. .‘2l2‘ “2:22 I . II
un'l'nI-«Ihu' o.-I2222_~~2l2..\ 12-2' .\12!. 22:2 2. I II
“aslearuul that he w2zit 21.2'2-2 -.\ 222 I-‘..l:2

[limit] Willi I'Htlt'lt. :\.\ rawtl 22~ i22- \\I|~ I‘u‘n:

 

 

 

Iiiiwd he was turn-ml I22 22ml :2 -;. ‘2 2. 222 tin
evening at 22 2t222221- :22 2'22” 42.222221

Then? is lllllv' Il-I‘ulv; I22 2‘ Iv. .2~ c.2'2‘22.
with Ullln'l‘ l‘llllel'I“ tonal .22l\2-« .t 2-I Iln
openitnghns not I22« v.22- 2-22 t3222 ': p.222”;
which Uhlulmnm 2~ 2ip2212~d I22 222-22-l22p.
hence his m-rct Jiiill':I-"\'. li2~ - 22w 2222- ln-m;

known, lttl gl‘:l2't'llii.)’ funk lill' l2222l li)’ [In
home and made the boom 2'~~ :2 2'2222~In-,:
speech. III'snId tho 2'22llllll‘_\ 22'22« 2~xuvll22l by
none he had tin-2' 522-22. and “lliillllll'l/A‘Il
briefly the advantages of ~22! 222221 I'lllllfllt
and general topography “bu-'22 i2:22l 2li~pl;2_2'2~22
theinseli‘w to him f2-rIl22- tint 222.22: 222 thc
day's ride. This, he said, 222w thorightfu
heritage of the people and the cilort whirl
had been made to keep It from them 2222:
nothing short of a crime.

The fight in congress fur Illl' [unw»i2lti Hi
this fair land had been long and arduous, and
it had been in many ways a bItt2-2' t'tnltcst on
account of tlic inturvst ltIVulW-tl and [In
strong opposition \2'l2;2-l2 had been made by
the cattle men. it was to bo- regretted that
the Springer bill, 22 on its 22 2.») [Il‘nYlsitill fut
government had not lumwl. Still Oklahoma
had not been left ctitit'rly 222tl22-22t law, as a
court has him umbihhcd :2t blunt-2,315 with
jurisdiction over the lndinn I2~rr22ory in
minor civil and t'l'itIIinttl mutton and tin
courts of Fort Smith and Wiclutu had juris-
dictionincases of felony and ihctnuremr
portant civil Hills.

Land oflices would be established in ampl-
time to meet all I‘H‘llll't‘lilcllls. It 222222' only
remained for the president to tone his procla-
motion, and there was no doubt that llt‘Wuuld
do it: in a very short time.

All good citizens would wait until that mu

done before entering upon the land. He knew

that those present would do this. They
might pas through the country and look at
It, but should come With no purpose of stay-
lng. In conclusion, Mr. WcaVer predicted
that within two years Oklahoma Would be a
Itate.

The presence of Mr. Weaver in the Okla-
homa country will strengthen the feeling in
Kansas that Senator Plumb sim ply struck I
blow at the town rite-slmcitlators when he
meshed the Springer bill. In the Ineantina
theleaeon is advancing. and the thousand:
just in sight of the "Promised Land" find
their smell of patience fast disappearing.

WASHINGTON, March L’l.—'l‘elegraphlein—
afflictions have been sent to the officer in
command of troops in the Oklahoma country
from the war department officers ordering
himto establish the identity of all raider:
and presirve their names. The law provnlei
that any one trtspassing on the land before
the country is opened for settlement shall he
debuted from making entry of any of the
land.

The Fall River Strike]

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 1'. ——’l'he edict
ofthe manufacturers as math- known after
the inter-vim by the state board of arbitra.
tion, appeared to produce no effect upon tlw
striking weavers at their meeting yesterday.
The chairman called the meeting to order
and reviewed the situation. The only thing
left. for the weavers to do, was to stand firn.
and force their employers to consider theii
claims They had gone too far to take any
backward steps now. A symalier torlt [lit
floor at this pottit and attempted to adun'ab.
.nmrn to work. His 5- ntnnents were not
very well reocivpd, and alter tries at throw
himout”he Was called down and speedier
hettet mutedtothe temper of the audit-222.1
followed. The managers of several mill:
held a meeting yesterday morning and voted
tostand by the amiation. Most of them
areinclinedto the belief that the struggle
will not end for a fortnight and favor shut-
ting down the mills today.

 

Ohio Gan LIint Association.

magnum, 0., March ill—At ymterdny'E
eeslon of the fifth annual meeting of the
Ohio Gas Light eswciati'in, a number of in-
teresting papers relative to gas and its va-
rious uses were read. after which the follow:
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Edward Lindlcy, Cleveland drier
president, George S. Harris, Mansfield; sec»
n , Irwin Buttet'Worth, Columbus; treav
urer, IL Wilkientneyer, Portsmouth. It 22 a-
decided to hold the next meeting at '1 2.210,
on the second Wednesday and Thu. lay at
March. 1290.

An Express (:ar Roi 229d.

Honanoox. A. 'l‘.. Man-I 12,—An can
bound pamenger train on the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad was robbed Wednesday night
at Canon Diablo by four masked men. Th:
Wells, Fargo express car was rifled. It is not
known what amount was taken. The pm-
eangers were not molten-d. A number of
mot! werefired by the robbeh‘, but no one
waelnjured. Sheriff Larson, of this place,
with . posse, has gone in pursuit oi the rob
hen.

Ill. Aubrey and His “’Ife lmglven.
MILWALKIE, Man 22;.
Jr., of Chicago, and his bride, the daughm
of Chief Justice Fuller, are still in this city
and will remain for a few days longer, when
they will go to Chicago and then protubly t2
Wmhlngton. They recened the him-dug"!
Chief Justice Fuller by teleginp h and be
lid" muting them of forgiveness. The 22m
sage watalaed an itnitat on to the ycarg
couple to visit the bride‘s tninih.

 

 

 

 

Salk-n- 222222 at I;rge.
Nkwnx, N. J2, March "' —Hnlztnan. I
waited Mn Muller near lrv.2igtou .22
Wedneahy, I still in large. “2: he: but
been] to New Yuk city, having gone than
Ire-h an. than: an thepnhtel

 

2—J Malt Aubny ‘

 

 

 

THE PARDON OF CHARLES TI“. BOTT.

A IM‘I-Iy throne Created by a “mum \\ be
(Inim- .\II the- l‘rnllt.

.\'2-ut2 22.2.22. 'I'2«2222.. Mun-I2 2*: Qum- n
Inniy won.- m‘t'llt'l'wl 222 the guWrII-Ir'n villi-e
in t'vIllI‘t'l‘lltIlI 2222b tho [union of l'hat'luu
'I'I2II22-tt, “litl ~222I2 Fat-2'25 15-222222p2-Itl-2 IIIIA“
2222222.l~2 222.2 y.222~ 22.22 .2 .\l. i‘2222;r 2'la222222l
that ~l22- >|222lil I In ;222-_2 tl22' 2 mitt ol zttttng
tin-pardon. ’2 ppm-222222222tidlum, of Mom-
|2lii-. m-nml the document lruIn lluvomor
'l'tti‘liit' WIIII tbe Inli-ntmn 22t gtvtug It to Mint
lhtionput In carry to 'I‘22II222II.

.‘ll\. Fetter uni 22-2') mury 22t ll2i~. and
inloI'InI-d \lI' IIIIIIIII that. us ~l22' bud-loin-
I2l| thi- 2222I'k 222 2202-222 in: thu- pardon, ~2l22' did
n22t pt'2-.222«2- 2-2 I2222o any n2~t2 -~« 22«2- It as an
It-llt‘llHAI' 2 lll'lll’ Nin- dwutul that if
.-l22- new :2 “2:222 «he would bur-culnp Air.
(Ilium. nn-l ~ltv slim-i. her llII,.:2-I‘ 222 thcgov
2~I'Itut"~ l222‘c because he 2l2-cltncd to tulle tlitI
lutl'dntt out of Mr. t|2lI22222'~ pmeuion.

finally the matter W225 2-«2t22pr222niu’d by
tho .~III'22~222I -r ol the p'22'2l2222 to the warden of
the p2-222I2rnt2222'y. “In “Ila present. Mire
[2.222-22p222t, Il.o22.;li In thi- 2-iI_2. 2212222222! pr2~+
out .2! the Inch-c. but after 'l‘alluill Nb ro-
lrlthfll ~In- wot i222~ l22222, unu- l22222 22 Inn; loo~
2222c and tum and 2-2! I hun I22 1,-2- 222221 5222 llu
2222 222

Mr. “with “list lietlrc.

I12.27..2I2vr22. N. .l., .\|222'2'l2 '1': vii Inns been
divided that l‘roetdl-nt John .l. HIIIIIII, of lhtI
l~I.2/.22|--II2 2-in count-II. Inn-t ulh‘ 22p his oili-
2-2222 pent-2n as punislmn-nt for 2122- diagramL
IIII «um 22|222~l2 he 2222s Insti'unn-ntd III
bringing about by his 222l22t2nI'y rulings at
the lital 22m 22222,; of the board. 'l'umyiy title!”
2222 22 22 «nil for :2 sncn-t IIlt‘t-Illlg 22 22s privuuL
ly 22:2 .2 221ml 22222222,; Ilm 2‘2222222'd2222‘22 and
all nt tin-222. I’rcaidwnt Smith was
222-2 222-I2livl2l. 1122- meeting 2222s held at it
22'2'l2u-k at night and mm in semen two
hours. .\It2-ru lung, Ilist-usdon a resolution
22... pmml. with but two dissenting Votes, to
2I2-p-w- President Smith. and u i'omnnttw,
2‘2 misting 22f l'ouuvIIIIn-II Manning, Iii-(Rund-
lt'xntutll Willinnn, was appointed to cull oti
South. Inf22rm him of tho council'suction and
dunziud his I‘migtnition.

 
 

lIIvort'I-II III New Jar-Icy.

’l‘Iit-zs'ros, Mun-I2 2J2««'I'he annual report
of III'. II. M. limit, secretary of the board
of health, devotes considerable space to Iii-
2'222'cos, showing that during the past five
yctus there have been Litil divorces granted
in this state 22,:22222st '2'“ during the previous
Ill't0)'t'.'ll.\ (tut of the totnlof l.‘.~‘d in ten
years, (lm‘l'tl'ill 2221s the complaint in 1,1le,
adultery III 7W, cruelly in (:7. bigamy in H,
impitcnce in 7. and relationship in l. The
diwrcc rate is 201,, [2: each 1 .ml nmrriage,
or I in «I'J. lh'. llnnt advises legislation re-
stricting the nInnb-«r of Ullli'llllr authorized
to pci'lnt'tn ti2nI'I'IIIgn-~, rmpni'mg more w2t-
nesws, and discouraging marriage in ”was of
cxti'enn- youth.

Virginia Want» Immigrant-2.

“223212.212. v22, March ‘32,».ln enthu«ias«
tic convention, 2'22llip2bml of delegates front
each county I22 this district was held here
yesterday 222 favor of Inniugraimn. .\ num-
In-r of spocluw advocating 22 unitrd clfort
“'le made. and :2 I‘moltittoit adoptwl which
duciarul that the convention app: c2-Iai2 sand
is highly gratitlml In know that .«22 many per-
smx.» from the northern and n22rtnw2.~ter22
states are su-kingflhnmcs III Virginmjtind that
so many han- bought homes and settled here.
They extend an earnest invitation to othcni
to visit the district and examine fot them-
win-3 the great Inlvantages atl'orded by the
2i..-li,;l2tful climate and cheap, fertile lands.

.1 Connecticut Builder "kappa-I'll.

\VlLl.l)l.\.\'TlI'. t'nnn.. March :rJ.—-John J.
I-‘ranklm. aged 52.3. :2 Well known budder at
Suuth tin-entry, lcit homo la.«t Friday for
.va llavrn, 21222222,2 In Willitnantiu'. where
I22- left tlo- (2-2222 :2: .22 stable and took a train,
stating that he until-l return the mine night.
it Is lcnrio-d that 122- transacted libi linsinun
222 New llaven and alitl‘lt'il for the depot, but
2222tl22n,,r has sun-2.- Inn-22 heard front him. lie
was a man of sober habits, and had but little
money With hint. It Is thought that he may
be .«utfui'mg from :2 tn-nipirary aberration of
mind. lie was Mill'l'lllu’lltllllg will": exten-
.~2ve repairs, and intended to hurry buf'l

L’I'.27~2I at b2 22.; h-tt lll flllll tl"\llill' . by her
l2li~l22liid .‘2l2'~ S IphIH litti'k. 2~l li linkfin,
tidcu be: i-IImnllI«--vl-l I..-.I2.- IIU'iI :2 wt'ond
story, and totally lllfllrnl 2t.

I’cll from a Train.
ST. 'l'nunas, ”at, March :.’L’.——('harl2-s

Schrimlcr. wife and enzht children, on route
to iSr--ckp22rt. N. Y.. II'UI'II loua. wi-re pee
MW,“ on a .‘liichignn-Central train ‘vudflefi-
tiny nib ht. Uiie of the 2' hildten, :2 little girl
hymn of am, fell from the train about a
mile inst of Attctclillc and was not mused
until near Welland. Suction men found her
in 22 ditch. 'l'hrro “as a bad cut and bruise
2,“ the forehead, but she was otherwise unin-
jured. It is .~22p[u~el the child attempted to
find her mother, who had gone to another
part of the train, and while doing so stepped
elf.

 

storm Iling Mountain.

Newman. N. Y,, March Lit—When tho
simmer Alaska :ails front Live-21ml on
March 255 all? will have on board a party of
tourists who are to visit Cornwall, below this
my, with the idea of developing some ilant
tngaiti an etuy access to the. top of Storm
King mountain. If their plaim mature as
well as they anticipate a lookout will be
el'tlftdl on the summit of Stomi King which
will command an extensive view of the Hud-
son, both north and south. which will eclipse
any vie“: of this kind In the “""j'l’

“.1 By“ Destroyed by Lime.
.‘inw lini'xswn'a, N. 1, March
innards P2er2'»,a 12-y2.22'—old boy hung at
.erge‘. road, was terribly burned last evetr
222;. While playing; 2.2.42 another buy his
companion threw :2 - '2222liill of slaked lime at
him. The lime 2 .. ll’-l his eyes and burned
them so that l22- - 2.1 lose ins s ;.;ht. 'l'helittle
l'cltow i.» 5.2Il' 2 22a intense agony, and John
Buckalew. . - companion. who had no idea
ot what I. Lil'ect ot llh‘ ilay would be, i
prmtratci at the ail'oii'.

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.\ Valuable Literary Discovery.

tin or MEXICO, Man-22 '*'—.-\ remark-
.oIe literary "find" has been made here by
utnut'ist named Sutro, from California. It
i222 tirst folio of b'halgespeure'é plays dated
2221;, “men he found at a book stall here and
but: 'hi fora lew d0llfll‘\ Copies in perfect
2-2222d2t2on and which lune never been tam-
lit 12- I with, us is ladiei'td to be the cane with
1222- 222p) , are statel to 20:2 mand til 000 in
11222212222.

Back to Private Life.

iiiimuixoms, ills, March zit-The Hon.
Alli'l'lt‘ H. Stevenson has arrived with his
Inmdy Iron: Washington and will reruine his
nun-2.2m here and his partnership with
122nm S. Huang, “-2.22-22 terminated when he
ain't-ted the appvinlnieut of second amistant
l"“31l|‘I‘-lt'r grin-I'al, lrunl which he “is lately
pr 2222212 2| to be i.r.~t u-aistanl.

Graham McAdam Can' t Be Found.
.x'i: 22 Y our, March... W .—urn.222nn McAdam,
i z 22- rx 222 the finaum dopmnnent, cannot

2. .on 2d ll) tin- oiIlu-rs who are trying to
~.2 ve a Warrant on Idm for euntelnptef court
h connection With the market entail”
$323, anditb W 21-: R “U!

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL,
W. H. MEEKER & CO.

SOLE AGENTI

E'itrtosiouur OYNAMITE.

A Frightful Accident at Toms
River, N. J.

ONE lItIllIiIIAN BLOWN 'I‘O .i'i'tITIIN.

Another Mi I"2~arl22ll_\ Mutilated that II. III
Not Imported to III-rutc-r-ltulldlnue III
Neighboring \ lllauos Iladly BIIIKI'II and
'lbo People “really Incite-I.

\liusot n,\ . 'J, “an I2 t.':- <.-it a few
Immune bet-no noon )uelt‘lilu) thermidenb
of tlm putty little village 22nd the plum!
lynnz lily-went wem suddenly startled by a
tort 2I22- When the surprise and
echIeIm-nt occu-n-nu-I bv the n not had in a
Measure s22b~22lo2l I222 222.2 . , .22.2.22 It‘\t:llt"l
tho I'm-t that a large quantity ofdynnunu
contnnn-d in the tuning houso of the United
Hintee Dynamite \\22l'h.~ ut Toni-2 liner. N. 1,
had exploded from mnw unknown cause.
Tin-‘- Works t‘lillalnt of a numbvr of building:
silnntni near the shore, and have loin; been a
cause of apprehension to the l‘t'wltlt‘lllfi of the
locality.

'l'22'o lllt'll, ('Iinrlm Nicholas and Thomtn
IlnggI-rty, w'I-ro engaged in tho wrecked
building when the explmion occurml. Nich-
Ides war. killed i222~tnntly, his body being liter
ally blown to atoms, while llaggerty, hi.-
fvllow Worknmn, was taken from the ruin:
of the building while still alive, but in at
Itpiun-Iitlydyiug condition, his body being
undiluted In a fearful manner.

Willing hands immediately placed his in
animate form on an unprovisml stretcher, our
removal hitn to a neighboring house. “I
was at once attcndul by the neurwt phy
Flt'llill, who, after a brief examination, pro
bounced hi2. recovery almmt Illllltxflltltt it
Viv“ of the wverity of the i22j22r22~ h.- hat
stutttttnxl. Nicholas had long resided i22.\IIitI
clu-ster, N. 1, where he was well known ("It
widely reapoctul. Ilo leuvusa wife and thret
children, rmpectively 5. l0 and H years of
age. llaagerty was umnarriui.

A22 Ilaggot'ty has remained in an uncon~
sciuus condition ever since he was taken fruit
tho rams. It has boen llllposs'lblt' to learn fruit
his lips anything which could throw any lighl
on the value of the terrible tragedy, and it
may never be revealed.

lloth of the men bore. an excellent repnta
tion among their fellow workmen as carefu
Int-22, not given to running unnn-nmry risk:
while engaged in their hnmrdnus (M't'llp‘itiun.
A coroner‘s inquest will In- held as soon a:
lik‘lllll'.

The residents are greatly excited over th-
t2 rrIblc Iill'nir, and are luvginutng to fear fot
the f22t22rc,owing tntlie proximity of the»
dangerous dynamite Works. It is probabh
that some action Will be taken by the locai
flutlitiritlt'a #2 lt'PM'II the danger. if p2 milde.

The hull: ing~ iii this and neIghln-I'ing
villages “‘t'l‘e rlitlkvli by the explmton, ih.
shock In-ingdistinctly felt for mine Intlci.

explicit 222.

52-22 \urit‘n Mate Capitol.

Awasv, llnrch zit—Thu state board oi
h- alth Il‘llllslllltlul a report to the legislatnrt
yesterday on the ventilation and drainage ol
the capitol in accordance with the resolutioi
adoptel by the amunbly March Ill. The re
p 2H says that on account of thcdownwan
drought caused by the air fans, the puuumn'
air from the water closet rooms and the ven
filming [“le of the sewers is drawn into th-
bnilding. The remedy proposed is to make:
radical change in the whole system of ventir
lattng the water clmets by extending libero?
\cntliating thin-2 from each of these to tho
attic of the building. It is also found that m
way or llicllitnl had been providul in many oi
the upflf'llllt‘llIS tor the escape of air after it
had become impure.

A Dinlrosulng Accident.

I’LA'rrsiiuto. S. Y .. March ':.’.—.\leagn
details have just reached here of n and drown-
ing accident at House's l’uiut. lion. Ilenry
Mott, of Alburgh. \‘t., accompanied by hi:
22 do, was cruising on the ice from Isle 1.22
Home to Itnihe's I’oinL When within '32!
(pct of Crook's dock. at House‘s l’oint, tIIOIl‘t
gave way and the homes, sleigh and Mr. and
Mrs. Mott were thrown mm the water. Mrs.
.\l22tt “as drowned tin-l llr. Mott was injured
though not seriously. The horsu were als(
drowned. Mrs. Mott‘s body has been recov'
t’l't’tl.

luv-«ligating IIcshler'» Accounts.

Sizw iltit‘xsu'n'n'. S. 1. March ‘JJ.——P22_st
oilim- Itixpet'lln' Edward .‘ltlllo‘lts arrived it
t222~c2ty yudcrday :iizd lrgan an in~pcctiol
rt ihe putullim acmitnts from III-t. i, th-
umb-o!" the last auditing of accounts. Tin
2'2-n222'2s2rti1iw22r2l thh-r. the dcfnuitmg
deputy. have placed In tho-hands of Post
muster I‘rii‘c money to cover the entire de-
flctuncy so far as l'ei‘ettlv-l, and also to covet
(spill which was Illlrétd recently. Desliler i:
exlectul to return in a few days,

Ithode Inland Republicans:

l’aovinssce, Man-h :J.—'l't2e Republican
state convention Ill'lll III-re _2'2-tcrdny nomi
nate-I the Inlltiwlllg: ticket; For governor
Herbert W. Lad-l, of Providence: licutrnnnt-
governor. Daniel ti. Littletleld, 22f Lincoln
secretary of state, Samuel II. Cross, of West—
erly, rcn-Itninated: gcnr-ral trcasmer, Samue.
Clark, of I.itic«»i22, 21-:nonitnnted attorney
genital, Iloratio lingers, of I'rotidencoJe
nominatul.

 

Drawn Out by Electricity.

St'ttasrox, I’n., March L’J.—i’|2ysi2-ian~
and scientific men in this city are interested
in fl peculiar case, which develop-2| in this
city yesterday. A week ago Charles Neil
Ianu needle into his foot. surgeons sought
in vain for it. Yesterday aftenioon Nter we:
taken to the plant of the Suburban Electra
railway and his foot held near one of the dy-
I2:2:22o.-., and in fifteen minutes the needle wa:
di'au'n out.

Mrs. Lebkurhner Acqulttul.

NEW YORK. March zit—Mn; Iebkuchner,
22 he killed two of her children and tried to
kill another by giving them “Rough on
rats," was acquitted of murder, the jury be»
Ing satisfied that she was insane when slit
committal the act. The woman was in great
(lister became of poverty and sickness at
the time of. the tragedy.

A leeplto for Mrs. “'Iiitellng.

Hauntsarmi, March 2.: —.\ir.\ Sarah Jane
W Ink-ling, the Iliul’llum of her husband and
two children. has been respited by Govemoi'
Beaver until the 'JAth of April next. She was
to be hanged in Philadelphia on Thunday
out. The respite was granted to give her
ample time for spiritual prephration,

I'll-Pruident Cleveland and Party.
Sasni'oiu), Fla, Man-h :r.‘.—-—I£x-I‘resident
Cleveland and fix-Secretariat Bayard, Vila:
and Dickinson were entwtalnal at the San-
ford house here ytstenlay. It is expected
that the party will spend several days hen
ipon their return trip from Cuba.

Engineer “him Not Guilty.
Manon L‘uun, Pa, latent...” -A12ar tom
bouldeliburatlonthejaryia nieces-afflu-
Iajw, charged with caning the lad
“.m-d-muamnmy.

631-". JO

 

THE SEN TINEL

JAIII OOLIIIN. Idlw: and Proprietor

It. llADLE
OI’IBATIVI AND IICIIANICAL

DENTI 3'1'

Local ween-Incite applied for enactment tenth
without extra ch: a. Crown work a crucially
uiltif NWuh amount. So. Not-walk. Conn.

It. A. N. .OLAIIK,

In South lain m2.
HUU'I'II NOlt

 

 

Gym (‘221 lion-.I

ii to O a in.

Office Iloun. l13)“th In.

one .3lll Trlqihoneeonamtion. tItotI u ili._
I. B. INAPP.

Architect and Civil Engineer,

Purnlnhee Plum, simulations and superinteud
cure for the coneuuctlun of every dcu'rlnnou
of buildings.

TERIN REASONABLE.

Onion-Tutor I Building Wuhhnzwu tit. ..
so. Norwalk (Lilo: 775.
'F
C

II: Pacawunt,
ARCHITECT.
Itootn 50. llnvlluid'l Illork.
Washington unset. South Norwalk 1213 an

ALEX. S. GIBSON,

 

amount of the First. Congregational Church,Wutet
bury. Teacher of

l’iauoforte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
m I: Lock Box 39 r. 0,. 220222222223

E ”1220222524. N" -_ ' '
aoua'r rot: Till

thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND

N()'.I‘AIIY l’llllLlC.
ROWAY’I'ON. CONN.

C. mama-rota.

8.230221

Caterer for Wedding! and Parties ire Cit-eta
constantly on hand for the pick and 222 II III- Cele
brated Ituot Beer and Employment "nice.

IAIN e’l‘. so; NtiflWnLK. (,_'l‘._

J D. JENNINGS.
Successor to L I. Qaluwd.

Undertaker & Embalnier.

ILEC'I'RIC NIGHT BELL IN THE OI’I'ICI.

No. 4 Knight St. Residence, Ii Ilia 9L,
BOO-Sm Nor-walk, Conn.
ATTENTION.

Sewing Machine Supplies,

Attachmennl. Parts, Needle-.Belu, etc, fumiehed

General Repairing of all kinds and make: of

Bevin lachtnee. C. M. HIIAIIKII.
I55 ninth" so. Non—talk. 85M,

J c. cutiwn, M —.

Carpenter and Builder.

Plane furnished and Ketlinatce given.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly Attended to.
aim Ann rim-t. near lain
P. O. x «3.3022222 Norwalk Ct.

J R. RAYMOND,

Biiilder and Contractor.

Work done by the day or contract.

Ollie foot of Ilavtland St. on Water. P1). Box 617.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINOS BANI
5] Wuhlngton Street.

Open Daily front) to I! an, and from I tell».-
and on tietnrdey evenings froni 6 to 8.

H'Intereei allowed on Depot-lie.

ALDEN 3222.221222st
JOHN a. hands Vice-Prom;
Nil. IiitAPP. lice. 'na'rnu
ATENTB.
0.1: In moron,

Wuhln‘tol, D. 0.
Ten years in t'nitul State! Patent. 1M.
dlkw Guide to inventor» mailed free.

llavllaud’e rim. Store.
1“an Florida Granger, Flue Layer Pizp, I’ll-Men
Data. All ktnde of new Nute,

(Ir-pee, Imam. Confectionery.“
C. A. HAVIIJND'S, :blaln $2.. \orwulk.

George It. llndcrlull

[8 now in town selling Household S eitla for
who: by Iu-tallmvnte at prim voud cone

ltlon. Partie- dauring bargain! can call at No.
25 Raymond St., City. mm It

Daily New York Meencnzer.

PARCKIS called for and debuted in all pane of
the my or Vicinity. Prompt attention paid to

 

 

.III ordenlett at Pianued' 22. Norwulk. or Hoyt' I drug

more. South Norwelk. P. W ANDRIWS. 1213222

Brldgeport and Nov-walls Ilen-
eager.
OHN E. SMITH will attend to all orders left at
v John Ilnxmmcr'l Barber shop.80uih Norwalk.
Lockwood a Andrew:- Market, Norwalk, and I’. II
Bro! eon a, 826 Broad 5L, Bridgeport, arid will make
daily tnpe. jfl-‘ttn

 

 

file-sensor.
ENNI’I'I' the mail atria. will call for, and
deliver parcels at Norwalk or South Novwalk
fortencenn-mch, wright limited to run pounds.
niateat Norwllk and south Norwulk Putnam
mwmdnpeuh guaranteed.

 

A. BINNI’I'I'.
\ ORREIJ. A L'IIOIIDIEU would nail the
l attention of the public to notieet have:

large number of cheap it)", cheap home- and cheap
faflnl fir ule Also are doing Italian- for the
but Life and Fire Insurance companiu. Furniture
insuring a ”unity. 126m

 

George II. Bay-loud,

FURNITURE DEALER !
And Fumishlng Undertaker.

Call and one my lam Itockot all kindaot furnitun.
30 Main Street, Norwall.

Also [reputed to fumieh "myth!“
the interment of thedead, day or nm%
connection with residence No. 38:

lch 19. Gui

Jet-III I-I. SMITH,

F Lfllllll'.

MAIN STREET,ISOUTH nonwaut
NOTICE 2

ALL BRANDS 0?

BEST li‘LOUR
$1.00 per Bag

—n——

I“

 

 

 

' 9
Daniel L Itommcdieti’s.
3 GRIA'I‘ RHIDIBS combined In Hair- 5
of Tax, Wild (. and "unbound. the
Oougtisynpendlnux nminthcwoddamtl
abouJe. It ll invaluable for Group in children.
Sold by all (translate. The genuine only III-fee
eludleot theelgnatuieof Jet-.1 ualrlnred inked

Brl 21.0mm For ate by it.“ 222. BAX‘I'III
Sou orwalk; ILIL IL'ILE, Nokulk. cello-c

 

(Ir-[44,

\‘g‘mra‘;

1810!. use.
Glimmlnlnflmet. -
W. O“!-

 

F‘OR THE

Plumbing,
Steam, and
One Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AN!) '1‘ I NWAR E.
Immune given to:
Steam and Hot Air Ileating.
IL'SIC DALI. BUK'I.

Monument: and HIIIIIIIII"

Do not buy emunment or titanium from any
gems: p.h hutgo direct to the ohow me of
tee,“ 'm sum wanlk and eelul one

all complete and you will not he do»: ugly-ranted In it.

appearance Dealer In all kind: of milduig m
enamel", work.

1’. W. IIA'I‘IJ 8.
613m

 

All Right Again.

Having again got into an old Maul. It" I I'll):
Nam nine! and n-I‘platrd 2hr gmwi‘ mvtmyed at the
are by a much large 2 and in 2221 vtm‘k‘ I unite the
DBNIC tnaivo tilt a (all Iran Plum the but line
In town of

Harnesses,
Robes, ,
Blankets,
Whips, a.

c.,
And and them III the mat rm-oehlr mm
hive IW. nail and you will bv- 22w- ed that that
in no better place to buy or luv:- wpamnz time.

J. P. O’BOURKE.

mtl‘lim

lllilll'fl llllll' lllfl TI] lllil.

To-lllorrow May be Too Late.

Take an [Interment 5'22: .cythat you my end ‘22:
old age ltyounvr or fymithr 2! a: .lhe a be. p
to your tnmiiy. 7 (rain at!” In; glvl- a. young
man an enrtownvnt of 31.0220 to be pout In Lia: at
so yarn of age or to hi.- hmniy .2 21mm .'2 (mt: a
day will live you a lit: pol cy for 'l, I") and you
do not loner whatyzm have p32 d fynn atop my ng
any you the: thin.

IVSI ill IN Til?!

CONNECTICUT GENERAL

Life Insurance 60.,
0!’ humour».

8. 8. L'IIOJIDIZDIIU. Agent.
South Norwalk.

Jacob M. Layton,

' Reel we nut Ilene: Ami.
General Insurance-Agency
722», Life and Accident.

Ocean strenuhip "mm-Cabot and ”ta-rage.

Dnmtormlandnpmmmd Unnamed-w
all pen-o! Bin-ow
Notary P225222; Acknowledgement: Taken.

ltallront Tickets. Bergen Checked
to Mllnatieu.
as Wuhingmn 5t... {Sm door in 2mm.)

Life Insurance .
AtActualCost.

PERSONS (lemmas of omlnmg life income at
actual cox, should me: for (2:22am to

 

Security lulu] lie-elf Society,
23:! Broadway. New York.

This Srrmty rialm that for In: yen! the (not to a
member of middle age has been

Less Than Twelve Oolluni a Year
for each IhutLemd dollar: of lie-amaze an In

-_._ nédry Tilly. ,.-

IllllllllIlE lllKl.‘

Special attention given to re—
pairs in all branches.

A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.

KLNT 2k CIIOLWELL

Mills lilll PLASTEBIBS.

Boilers 0! all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
I‘ii'c Brick Work,
and Jobbing or all Kinds
a Specialty,
ounce AT 9. eznnzcwe,

197 Wit-Illusion St. Brides,
So. Howells, (to...

flag; P. 0. Box 240, Waitpeflxt.

 

 

 

 

 

JUST RECEIVED !

New Pickles,
Assorted Chow Chow,

Gerkins and Mixed ;
Pine my pic: mm.

but Pickle: all P2121222 Bella

Alton-eminent efficie- uul Dellwmk’uae
Olives, Tomato Gallup,
and Jellies, In Glass.

Basil-II Dairy, luau, and Pine-
apple Cheese.

—-n—

IIIIIIIEIHIIIIII

sot-maln- m,
new. "WALK, MI.

 

FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1889.

III IIIII llaIIIf

-—-— 'IIII BET—~v

MEATS

IIIIVID IN THE BIO'I' [ANNIE

on want the thoicut nuns, obtained to
of trouble at wet. you will Ind theta at I]
. u well u

PIIIIlIl'l III III [(12212

IN ITS IIAIIOI

F. HAYES.

DIBIILI'II BLOCK. » IOU'I‘B NOB'ALI

2222 2222222 222222222.

one Quality,—-'l'lue Beet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beef, Veal. lamp, Hutton Pork. Belt and I'm-h,
Cot-nut Bit-c . mud Tonigue. llunn.
shoulder; Blatthlek'ana, P-rank
om

Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.

CHARLES SMITH
53 Wad-Inno- Street.

J. H KIIIIefelter,

DIAL“ IN

Beats, Fist 0222222,

Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, 2T0.

01212. N. I”, l. H. I211 BIIIL

 

2% Iain fit, 80. Norwalk.

llIlIlIS Fist listen,

Fruits, Vegetables, PIIIII'I, E22

0! All Kinds In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ELBINNI'I'I'. me KSJII'STID,

THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01‘

 

Poultry,
Vegetables,

Limp tmhsuduemdauememlddeww
wail-uh

central MIIIII

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

mummmumud to any out
do: .

122122282 lIIIIIIIlI. PIIII.
SEWE RS!

F. M. PIERCE
exam 1!

SE‘VER PIPE
AND

 

General Sewer Contractor

le leukemia-e with Islam
rennet: “Ike-namin-
mmwflkikmniyhfl
mtutludtywtlihdiuelnekmw
ado-kin. “II!
F. M. PIERCE
Bunk-um,“

 

JOIN ll. PEI-IS,
wwumima-umu

Illlll. Ill] ' WIIIIII

Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.

Lehigh, beehive-nu, Loam
louutaiu, Franklin, and
Wilhelm-re Coats.

212222 for RUBBER Plillt

Yard‘foot of Washington and”
dull-treet- Bruich omee «Stillman.

”ENE: PDYES

£352.... """..

an any.
for . Ana-t II
at!" e!

IIIIIIIIHI III

Meats,

 

GILBERT

 

Livery and Feed Stable
winwn'k IIoI'I:I.,

lione- end t‘urrleaeetolet for all urcumue.
run It iii-pot lu Inert IIII Trains.
«and IlllilIlllI' at Iteamneble l'viun

'11- Icpheue connection. Mt

Sivan a. ensure“.

8” Water lit.. foot of link.
HICIIMII’I’ONT, CT.

Wr 229k :2 III wed Intention Illll kWh to our Mark
of Nina :22 ullli hand nude woolen aux huge. glow.
and mum», 22nd our hm.- of Imported Gianna-ya.

W2 mud: to more fully introdutu to tilt nollw of
all outdoor wmln-n drlvmu. 22.12222». and a e
memthc meat minim and met from we and
cold. tn he III-med from a wood put tot oiled cloth
tux With than- go rubber Gluvee and finger Cote,
o! wh2ch we ban a flock. The damage to
him and humus-u 1 rain and sleet Home I:- welt
known menu home owner. (Inn of our tilled
Cenvu Conn will prove I tnmplclc. protection
and may row It: met many Imim In I einglc Itmm.

Thine howrwr are but 2222242 Mum-.2122: main
lmelruuiudunng In Mm: [MI atid this, Nhlp
(“handler Itauituu' II 822p 21in and Dredging la
mink, nuny of then.- Inc. we are dtflcult to
match and impoulhte to beat.

Bytbevuy. Web-we Bread of Cl gm made
from the but imparted neck what: we sell only In
hou- of 100ml: They an: Ier nae flavor and
cent but little men-than clpwtm Drop In and
try them. Teiiphone. N. Y. I’ll tee. Never
underpaid.

222222 22222222 2222..
NIII'IIBIIIINIIIYIIII

-THE PROPELLERS-

‘1.

ffimfilq? bx.

City of Norwalk & Eagle,

Will make daily mp: nundnyv excepted. fol
fvri uht helium 522' York. Numalk and South
ornik. Wiliimvu PM :5 foot of live kman street,
New York. evu'y cunning erupt tie: union. at 5
o'clock. andon Saturday at 2 p m. have Not-
walk Bridge and built Nnrwalk every cup. 22g.

'Pelght taken from anal recelved for all
point: on the Danbury and Norwalk and
Shep-u; Itallm-de at Greatly Reduced
Katee.

eypllr‘vlon to agctltr the t' ity of Sorwalk
and flame Ill. be cent. for rpm-rial lot: of freight
anywhnm 2n New York or it:- min: 2;.

WAN pawn: are forbid trusting: any of the
etupmyee-of the heat: of tnieizneou neonate!
the your! thereof.

 

’“2’. solid Itch. With.
222' 'IO 00.522205 Holy.
Ito In. In I III-m

 
 

M
'u—yulelmmktfllMWInflk
m-mummhmd "cums“ out
lull-.7!“ I: cyan-l immense-u... Adda.

HIIII, BIIIIIl II

“op—“L._.

WOOD HANTELS,
DOORS,
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
0? ALL Km.

Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming

H». .5” ....__

Plate and Sheet Glass.

 

 

 

Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.

 

[Alarm Yard between railroad and We

III] at fut Ill llIIIIall Strut

,, South lorwalk, Conn.

Halal, Bailey 82 III.

FREEMAN ’r"“'““' .2...»—

 

Mr-W .-
Dot» ' .I-QDIM' III.
npfimm ”am-cu»

origins—{ice 8 ram; C. bylaw: flm’r
Wt
ma-
Nzw You Crrv.

A fewmmthegolmrmdtousefif I.
In: imztorboidmouthemot nyhud.
The iefliheitedmendlooh-good lathe

nykad. lmvuymuehphvcdkndwould
kigtlym-Iendiitouyouewnoilbidorwm

Mir.
1'. 3. count“. Instant, 13M Dow.

 

Footwork raincoat; “7213'

EAIEIQONW ”wifl“"

Inner-rd...”

nflmmawua-wmm-al-
heueb-e dated-p, vitamin-at
Int-II- flue-totem comer.

red Aach— "MI!
II 000 REWARD mm

hill“! 1‘ I -l$ ”It. were
10“
”W .5“-

 

bfibhhhm “um.
savanna-manna “.~‘.

 

 

 

‘11.

mm: 8. mum

in. ntu‘dn‘?‘

 

 

 

if 87331316, 1 see.
a RAND

llllllllflll .IllsIlaI

A: In w Yawutin. Hutu 0L. Norwelk. New
on unilnumi

Iletn, Bonnets, ltlbbontl,
\‘elvets, Billie. Laces, Flowers.
Pompous, Ornaments, «Ice.

llllll undo IIIII "tamed by competent uillliueu.
Hm 22,2 2t and pit-lent. Mourning uni-n a motion].

The balance of our wlametock we will clean out
my low. Trimmed lieu fie-2 05.2!) up.

MRS. FAWCETI',

8 Water at, - Norwallt.

F. H. NASH 82 Bill].

III II 11 \‘IIIt’tiu of

RANGES
From $8.60 to ”0.00.

Them the Pawn: buy the no: la the

“UNCLE NICK.”

Wuhan: mid all) of time range- endova no
that American huh-u The-emu and heel
m have won the 2‘2ctorv. J not received a full line

Decorated China.

In grwlte and plain and engraved were, We
Inu- a lame ell-ck M12 ie. can}... 1'22: and Inn
Ware. Prim low. 0 ve Ill Ital

IIIIBBFIIIISI
222 BBIBES

AND AT

Lowest Prices I

T2222 2227222 Goods for

the Least Ioney
—A'l'—

H. S. BIIIIWN’S

BOOT & SHOE STORE,

Clark & Lane’e Block
MAIN STREET.
A RECENT

$10,000.00

Tontinc or Club Payment.

 

 

 

dlw

 

 

s as lLLL’S’l'BA’l'lotI of the headt- ot lever
tngon the Initial ‘l‘outiue or Club Plan of the

Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,

137 Broadway, New York,

ve below elietothaitflcmia midfield
dmnbutloaotthcmmdnefm the two
amount: 5 and U mam
.(iJm ofNewYorIm City.

Name.

HENRY E G. LC THIS
Layne- Bree.,l womanly

IDWARD D. meats ............

Anhiwa. A. '1'. exam 32:12:33.

WILL”! L norm ............... mm

leaning Bridgeport. Cm

GEORGE BXGIRT .............
Dry Gouda N. Y.

ll

Paid in.
”I!“ §
”.75

.WJII

HERB!” AXSTEY
Prime Secretary

 

HERBERT ASSIST. ........fl!9.tl
MWWJWW

WILL“! 3.8111016... ...... “,0
1mm Y.

Immune: w.snm...... mm
mm

...

EDWINLGWA’I'IIKIY....... m

Y.W.G.J0m................ ”I."
Peidtolaete.

iliiiiillilannui

Nutmluhatfl.

mmmxn YwLNJ'.

Om: flake Ia
vaccine! for we!
due-contra kotoueofthe heathen of -y
duhiayour
can

ll

F. A. HAMILTON,

02222332“. noun-r.
P. o. no: .22.

$0UTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 
 
 
 

 

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