The Danmark's Passengers and
Crew All Right.
INTERVIEW WITH AN III‘I‘II‘IlII.
All on Board Take-u (M In) the American
Blunt" and landed at the Andres—thine
of the I‘ll-sang". Arrlw this Morning
at l'hilalll-Iphlll.
le Ynlut, Alwiit’iv-Tllo agents of the
stunner Denmark received the following
tabby-am from [Action yeaenlay afternoon:
“I'snengen and crew of en Denmark
Iandedat the Azorea Three hundred and
forty of pa-rngers are an steamer Ithsourl.
bound for Philadelphia. Rent to follow by
the nut steamer."
An Interview with the Third late.
Idsnox. April ‘.“.l.—I-‘orty-two of the crew
and 3:!) xnawngcrs of the Daurnark have an
rived here. '
In an interview, 1’ -ter Raina. third
mate of the stealinhlp hallmark, related the
circumstances of the lual of that \‘meel. liar
engines. he ltated, broke down on ApriH
while the round was Nit) miles from New-
foundland. Engineer Kass was found lying
dead on tho Iloor of the engine morn and the
cause of the accident could not be ascertain-
ed. On April 5 the Damnark was spoken by
the Ilia-curl, which towed the Denmark until
Apnltl. “The Danmark was then lu-ttling
down,” Rabat-n states, "and we lulled the
Ii-luritn take our Mgt'fl Tho Mia-
auuri, as she was loaded, had room for only
twenty additional pawns, but she jettisoned
Ilorcargoandtlaik us all on Mani—N10 of
whaling an at Anon-as She then proceed-
ed for Philadelphia, taking 310 of thcpas.
aengcrs, bull-lea the captain and sailors.
Three of the engineers prom-rial to London
on board the Demerara steamer. The first
and second mates are still at Azores. and the
remaining yamgers and forty-two sailor!
miled for Bolton on the steamer Acor."
The flluouri Arrives.
Pnrnlnznruu, April lat—The stmnler
humour-I withpartof the [Imogen of the
steam Danmark has just arrived at the
Delaware Breakwater.
The News In button.
warrior. April Lil—Although there were no
English younger: on the Danmark .interest in
the fate of those on board that unfortunate
venel has been intense here. The afternoon
papers got out extras, containing special dis-
patcher announcing the safety of the Dan-
lnark‘s passengers and crew, and their sale
was enormoui. Bulletins were displayed in
frontof the various newspaper cilia-s, and
thecrcwda which surrounded them blocked
the streeta.
A MYSTERY CLEARED AWAY.
‘I’idinge of the Bark Wandering Minstrel
and Her Crew.
Bax Pallxcrsco. April 2?. —The British
hark Wandering Minstrel, which sailed from
Honolulu Dec. 10, 1537. bu been heard from.
She was wrecked at the Midway Island Jan.
9,1W,and the crewfouudonthe island a
man named Jorgensen who had belonged to
the schoona General Sigel, which had been
wrecklalsanetimehefore. Ilehadbecn left
(lathe Bland by his sbiprnates bemuso they
him of foul play in connection with
tile death of two of the Sigel's crew. On
Oct. Ill late John Cameron, a China» boy
and Jorgenaeu left in an open boat for Hono-
lulu. A woman died on the "bland and one
during the passage to Honolulu. March 17,
1939, the rchooner Norma arrived at Midway
Island and tool: the mt of the crew to Bond
lulu.
During the fourteen months sojourn on the
ishnd the castaway: subsisted on sea birds
and flab. and they were almost starved when
taken off. Capt. Walker of the Minstrel de-
cided several tim to shoot Jorgensen in
aelfmlloction, but was persuaded not to by
his wife. A naval court of inquiry at Ilonrr
luluhax acquitted Capt. Walker of all blame
forthcdisaster to the bark, the wreck being
casual by a furious- storm driving the vessel
ashore while in harbor.
Important Legal Decisions In Indiana.
Ixolasamus, April 22. — The supreme
mart has handed down two important opul-
ionsmtlneqmstions raisedbyflovernor
Horeyduringthelastmion of tho
tare. The first related to Trustee Carson,
'I’ho was elected by the legislature and to
whom the governor refused a commission on
the mad that the legislature had no right
to chart an odiocr under a lawof itsvown
creation The decision is unanimous, and
uphohkthcriglltof thelawrnnking bodyto
elect in this particular instance, but is silent
ntotheother odious filled by thesamebody
inasimilarway. The meomlcaaewas that
of lbescperimmurtcmnmision, and thede»
cizion via. also unanimous, the court holding
that the legislature manot create a court,
and that, til-.ugh obscured in this way, the
«when: is. infacLabodythatisdesigned
tom judicial functions In this case
thapasitimofthegovcrnorisfullysus—
tainted
A BIaaatroua fire.
Burma. Wis, April n—The Maison-
. winkla “'lxulalware company‘s facto
alight tire on Saturday evening, burning
theshadsmtainingstavesandstwk and,in
facgcverythinginthetown Whiletha
,factwywasburningaheavywindaetiuand
blew-partsaudcoaisoffireon to neighbw-
hrghousea,lnakiog the Iargestfireever seen
hthisdty. Twenty dwellings wereburned.
The total knot: the dwellings and contents
will My amount to $111,030 or more,
onequarta of which iscovcrcd by insurance.
- fie Himalwiukle works, where the are
mud. lure a loss of about 850,030 with
aninmnnceoftfimm. ‘
The Gold Discovery In Colorado.
Pol-u), 0010., April L’l.—Ex—8herit!Price.
“Pueblo, “returned from the new gold
diaem‘eries. two miles from Ouray. Beverl-
hinaveryparticularthe reports sent out
htweekoftheexteutaad surprising rich-
auofthe deposit; Individuals and can—
painshavepurcharedclaiunforafawthou—
.nddollarseach,and in le- than a week
havetakal cutcre valued at three times
It. Pricoraysacarlmdof
A We hula Act.
law You. April 2.4mm D. Dunpsey,
aye-n3 Wmalletat the residence
dOaapILStr-ngzle WestOnaBuudred
.d‘l'llirty-Itth MMnighgtonslr.
Stan‘s niece,” no...
THE mus sxrosson.
completion of "I" Arranwcllll-lits for II.
Opening—Tho Lottery lull".
I’AIIIN, April “:1. ‘ 'I‘llc III‘l'l‘tlIAII‘Im ills for
"It (Itllclul writing of the «mini» iIIIII are In"!
oomph-lo. 'l‘hu opening u-l‘cmoulm will be
very lllllldr, but IIl'i decoration ot‘ the bimet-
and llllildlngh will bu very chill-irate. 'lhere
will be a llIi‘lllI‘IIIlllallllty of hunting lllld
Illllsll‘ gull-w, and the ulllubl-r of trmln and
IDIIII’IIIIII III till» pm» will" lil'llllllli‘tt to be cllor-
IIIUIIIL 'l'IleuIllclulaof the exhibition lllulle
are a mull army in thomwlvw, and than
pcrmlllluul will form a prominent fellturc of
“loyagoant. The exllihltloll lultl-ry 1mm is
already ovcr nulacrilul, so that till-w will In-
no lack of funds with which to carry out the
lmvgramure laid down.
Kerlous Blots In Vienna.
Vlaalu. Aprll 2:2.w Nearly all of the ear-
mou of Vienna have struck work. They are
rem-living the active sympathy of the Ekmiab
Mil. alld under their influence and leadership
they lll‘t‘t‘lplbllfa'lllIt‘l‘lt'lllif mrious riots ill
the suburb; The military and police charged
upon the mob with drawn swords and a tar-
rillc tight ensued A largo nuuda-r of tillI
'lvtur‘rl \rcre wounded lllld lunch blmd was
spilled. The crowd replied to the attacks of
the police and soldiers with hllllwvrfilif stoma,
severely injuring many of them. The luoh
was finally dirqncl’scd and about 100 of them
were urrclltul.
Nationalist Demonstration In Ireland.
Dunus, April 2:. ~—'l‘hc Nationalist derma-
rtmtinn which it was prolxmd to hold at
Pilltowll, County chford, but which had
helm pn-clniml-d by the authoritilu, was held
mxwfully ut Sit. ugh, a small place in the
inmlmllato vicinity of I’illtowu. The pulim
Ircro culnpll-tcly outwittcd and did not learn
of the lllwting until it “m about ovcr. While
the crowd wl-ro returning from the rlleeting.
bcudul by a band of music. they were charged
upon by a squad of lunar: and ditlenlcd,
but nobody was injured:
Henry George‘s Iinccru.
1.0me. April 2'J.—lll~ury George has
spent the last two weeks ill lzlucashire and
Durham, where he has spoken to large crowds
of miners and other working people. Ile de
Iivcn-d a lecture in Dr. liutherford‘a church
In Newcastle yesterday, and will make a tour
offlcotlnn-lllext week. beginning in Edin-
burgh on Monday. All murmured with his
previous visits to England Mr. George’s suc
cells on his prcscrlt visit has llccn almost
phenomenal.
Egyptians Route-d hy Aruba.
Calm, April 2.1—A party of Egyptians
who were building a fort at Port llallab, on
the Nile, Were recently nttnckcd by a strong
band of rloudnnme. Although the Egyptians
were well armed, the Arabs defeated them
and forccll them to take refuge on board the
steamer Agami. lying in the river. The
Egyptian party lust ten men killed and
wounded.
Cable Plastic-I.
Dunn, April 23,—1‘hirloen families who
had been evictul from their honlul at Fal-
curragh, but had regained [Invasion of their
holdings, were re-evictcd on Saturday. The
baillll's made their visit< at 5 o'clock in the
morning and took the imnatesof the houses
by surprise. 9
RUIZ, April fl—I’rcnlicr ('ri.~pi has in-
vited ll, I-‘loquct and his wife, together with
tho French ernIImny at ltnlrlc, to become his
guezlts at a banquet tonight.
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed, Another Dying and a
Number lizlllly Injured In Illinois.
Alllxo'oox. 1115., April '32.— The Central
Iown train LII“! here at M313 Saturday from
the west was wrecked four miles that of this
place. The train went through a bridge,
setting fin.- tn the mail car. The flames were
communicated to the entire train, which was
composed of two pamlllgcr couches. one of
which was partly a mail cur, und ten freight
airs. A flung» of the whet-i on the last freight
car broke, letting down the remainder of the
train and spreading the track.
The train was thus dragged about till) feet.
at which placen trestle acm Cedar creek
was reached. At this point the last two
coaches plunged down the bank about thirty
feet. The mailmreaugllt lire from which
four span of piling ignited und Were soon
consumed by the flames.
Among the number injured were the fol-
lowing; Exprcsl Messenger Rogers, limbs
broken. The mail agent’s shoulder blade was
broken and he was injured internally. The
conductor, ltnbr-rt Colville, of Peoria, is
dying. Clifton Reed, brakelllan, is badly
injured. Four managers were dangerously
Wounded, Will Savage. of llcrwick, was
found dead. It is thought tlluta woman was
about] the train. If so, ihe was burned with
the coach.
' “netball News.
PITTSBURG, April 21~A telegram received
from Detroit says: Mr. Btcarns, who has had
charge of the arrangements for disguising of
the players and closing up the old Detroit
[agile club, said that he had offered White,
Rowe and Ilanlou part of the purchase
money In sign with the Pittsburg club. How
much he 011’ch he refuses to state, but says
there is no question of the three men accept-
ingandtakingtbeir place on the team by
the opening of the season.
Clxcrxxa'n, April fl—Earlc, of All-
America llareball team, has signal with the
Cincinnati: as catcher, and James Manning
of the All-Amm’cas has rigned with the Kan-
sas City club.
A ('a nlpctitor of the Standard.
Plantain-ma, April 2:.—A member of
the firm of the Globe Oil Refining company,
of this city, which is to antagonize the
Standard, says: "We will award a contract
for nine oil tanks, of 40,011) barrels capacity
each. Our work on Sruth Delaware avenue
will be complete-.1 this year. Contractors
are about to lay suitable foundations for the
plant." Another gentleman said: “Mm.
Widener and Hikins and other capitalists of
the Globe company evidently mean business,
and if their Philadelphia project is pushed as
rapidly as present. evidences go to show it
will be, oil refining will be in [uogres before
many moutlh are over."
Postmaster Pearson's Death.
licw Ynlllt, April 22.-At a largely at.
tended meetmg of the employm of the pint.-
otlicc ro-olutions were adopted expveming
sci row for the death of I’tetrnaxtar Peason.
A delegation was anointed to attend the
funeral and a committee was selected“. ar-
range furasuilable monument for the do
ceased, to be erected in Brookaido cometary,
where the holy will be interred.
Probably Fatal Result of a Oil-ml.
le Your. April 23,—Thoulas Nolan, a
daughters, threw a butcher khife at binaries
Iiarlaett, a fellow workman, striking him in
the throat, and causing a probably fatal
wand.” Them-l were employed at M
m‘syardaaadhadbeen triumbutalld-
dll quarrel can and the wobble mania-
wasths result
lat-a llalataad'a Mitten.
Wuhan, April a—lr. llurat Hal-
stl-Lwhohasboea aerial-i] ill athlsnd—
huhnwuunmninm ,
TIIKAIILOMA PILGRIMS
How Sunday Was Spent in the
Camp.
CAI’I‘. IIAI'I‘IS “3.111% BL'HEIHIIIIII.
Ila )llly Order 111v. “on In M-iru All tllu
Anne In I‘um-ml-llr of III“ Il-wlllcl's
The [Still of the .lmlrm'y 1.”.pr
Iii-united Twilight.
In III-
“N 1m: tlumuom 1.2u: l‘°.\' ...n u r \'.II
Arklllnlall (tity, Kan», April '3! .415... lump
on' Haldlutll mu u rpm-t Ilri \h‘lI us a Ilnpp)’
one, with only a few hours Ill-ltn'fll ll. 'III 14.1 i
Illc green lihlnralln in which tlmr ll--:n'- :u
oeutcrcd. They are I‘XI‘O‘II‘ ”0111.: III‘ Illut
feeling oft-.mlh-ntllll-llt III"_\‘ lulu- lull in lnauy
allay. They won; all rwuly in yo “la-n IIlI‘
Ilgurll wml mull ialul no r: 2.. ‘1; '. : til I: may
carry out Illt'll‘ pr awn! plum :2 l~.- to I l' -
dict lllt'lltlljl of til-mu lull in usul‘urtah)
wttlml oll humml. nth
down.
'l‘lll'y \vlli ILJIV.‘ u rum w-lll luv run. in) ‘
null n|a‘t'|lllll"l'.\ fill" Ill" lvr‘.| - llvi inn-n! lila-
llllllir- of III" "ill-:lrl'ntl. ill: :13 2;... .
llll‘ :9 1m: mu- ll.» i-llwn. -*
:. -l'i-;'l- tl.\- Mill gm.
v'a “Ill|
.'II”‘ that 111- lllllnl,
Ill: .‘l' IIII' l'I-lill'll'..l ll ..' lI-c
ll‘lllu'h fur ltlllcil 1‘. y lath“ i» 2. ml. ,,',l|l.,;
m runny ’l‘ill'fi.
1. him! ll;
II‘lII'I of lIltIINIIIla'Il.
Capt. Hay», \vlm ill llcl'u “llll i.‘ ~ t"'IIl:I‘rllv_V
of Inn-pow. l'ulv ulnwn I-l‘.\'lll'll lEl~ lint-l;
Island track yl-slutl-ly in c '21 -:l:l mm t' .pl.
\I'lulwllli-iulln- to thc I--~t llxcnllu l-- 1»
adnplul fur prlrvcntiu; I.3.~ni~ln~i. 'l‘uv cl;—
tum lulu trinl t-l Il.l-I .. ll . zzlnthin :nb M” II."
[ililllli of the lullul-r-a, but the lnttvr lmvu
bccll reticent ill talking In Illlll. ILll Il lllull
knows what he i.-. going to do, but is afraid
worryauytlliul: uI-nll it, Il'al his. lulglllmf
might profit by Ills “Wm“. Capt. Hay-e. re-
gards the- Fllt‘llf‘t.’ as luminous, for he Ill-burn.
it will rcslllt ill L‘tlllllhi iii and turzllnll, null
finally ill bioldrhul.
lllllurlnlug the Illmfllt'h'.
lie is now f‘llluittlt't'lll'; the lulvisubilily of
disarming every nlnn along the line, and if
Capt. Wuodmn flt‘tlull'q‘lfi .ill his \chs he
will :4ch out his trumps with orders to
Slfll't'll wagons and mlllbcat» all arms that
nrc found. If the plan l~‘ adhere-I tn the cup-
tuln’s cnlIl-ctluu of shunting implements will
be tho biggmt III the went. for tilt-re is not a
wagon on the Cherokee strip that does llot
contain a Winchester. :1 allot gun or n bruco
of six all-alters. Even the “minnow-r"
manned by tile tilroc pretty Blackburn ill:—
turel has its arrllzullcllt ready for action.
The boomers dld liltli~ gateway lput hunt
for BIIL‘IIL‘m from the Mill, “‘Illt'll calm) down
Iikolllidzsumlrlcr. At night camp fires were
burning low, and only it fl-w shadowy figures
wore in sight. Nearly a vcryllody was nslwp
Till-y net-dud not to I10 lllllu ll) jlilll sutn'cm-
fully in today's confusinll and (“fur >11.
Altllaxsas l'll'i', Kurt. April “.12. —-(icll.
Merritt ls sud I‘D haw tum-d union. to his
mlnlllalldtotzlku [mu-emu of all firearms
fnund upon till ‘a'i‘sllh l f ti..- Iamulcr‘s, ”10
some tnI-c hcld by (inn. Blv-rrltt during ”10
excitement of eutcrin; III‘J new territory.
Orders have also Il’t'll ls~ili3l lo rigidly ex-
clude all liquors from tho camps.
A TOWN WIPED GUT.
Illrclslocc, “'1!" and a Large Quantity of
Lumber Ilealmynl by Fire.
REENAII, 'Il'is., April 22.—The Womb nmr
Mar-inn, n rtntinu on the Milwaukee, Luke
Shore and Wrstcrn road, forty mill-s Wm! of
Appleton, call-gilt tire and spread with great
rnpldlty. The small town of lluckl-eo mu
entirely wipl-d out. llucklx-o “as a “will
lumbering town, and a grim deal of lumber
was Plurl‘ll there, which was mttirnly coll-
sumc-l. The loss is estimated at “Hull".
A train of cars, musisting of fourteen cars
of lumber and live cars of log», caught fir-3
lli'l'll‘ Marion and hunted. Lea about $75.,lllll.
Thu full has on the lumber and divelliugl
at Buckln-e and near Marion will amount to
nearly would. Thom has been but llitll-
rnin III that section this return, and lt IS: pri-
sumed that the tire originatul from a spark
of a pushing locomotive.
An I-prrean Agent Robbed.
I’ATI'OSI'ILIJZ, lilo, April ?J.~.\ robin-r
Wearing a mask callcd at tho exprmu ville»
ill the Wabash Westcrn depot h'lturduy
night, and when be left fifteen minutes inlcr
he carried 01! SHAW belonging to other
people. The agent was ill the otlicc, but til.-
cntranco of the visitor was so abrupt that
when the agent balked up he faced the muzzln
of a revolver. The rubber (mini-ml tlld agent
to open the safe, which request the ugcllt
obeyed witllulacrity. The robin-r trick out
$6.11”. of which 83,1“) was in «me [nckngv
consigned to the l'attonvill'o hulk. This
plunder the robber stored neatly und-r In.-
vest and then compollml the agcnt In face 1]“.
wnlL lie was then bound and gagged and
the thicf walks-vi oil wrtll his lplundcl‘ and I»
still at liberty.
The Union Pacific Ila-port.
Bus-row, April 21,—The annual report of
the directors of the Union Pacific Railway
company for the year ending Dec. El, lxss'
has boa-ll received. The first part of tho l'l~
port reviews at solllo lmlgtll tin,- relations bl—
twecn the government and the mlllpuuy,
witha resume of tho non-action taken by
congress on the Outlnvnitc bill The report
continues: “The results of the closing months
of last year with the present outlook for the
current year would not ju~tifv your director."
in resuming payment of dividends."
The Tide of immigration.
NEW YORK, April 22,—Fl'vé steamship-l
landed 3,293 steerage [messengers at Castle
Garden yesterday. The Rhmtia from Hum-
hurg brought :19, the Noordland from Arit-
werp 1,016, the Persian Monarch fruln Inn-
don 121', La Bretaguc from Haw-e 669,an
Etruria from Liverpool 7-10. Thirty‘tire
Arabs and Greeks were detained at the gar-
den all paupera.
A New Mill at Manchester.
Mnxcumn, N. 11.. April fl—Thedlu-ct-
on of the Stark corporation have decided to
build a new rnill on the westaide of the river,
to Ire 500 feet in length, in lieu of erecting an
addition to (me of their present buildings.
The new mill will about double the produc
tire capacity of the curllorntion as well a:
the number of opcrnlivua employed.
The Clark 'l'llrnml Hills Strike.
Nawamr, X. J.. April tat—The strike at
Illa Clark 0. N. T. thread m.lls la stlll on.
Superintendent “'nlulsil-y has removed l.i~
residence from Kearney to Bellevillc in New-
ark, and has a deti‘ctlvu shadowing him cou-
stautly, as he has received a cumin-r of
threatening levers.
Drowned While Intoxicated.
Armour. N. Y., Al-l’ll “alt—AI Deplur,
a farmer. re-idiag in ()t'a‘ll'tl village, N. Y.,
while in all in articular ‘ ttuhrlllltlll drove Into
the raceway umu' the lam.- and was drowned.
The tardy ol‘ Hop»! and his team were found
' "all hours later.
NOT IN MINNEAPOLIS.
[tr-eel Car: Attacked by a Heb—A Number
of People Berluusly lflul'cll.
llaxxruummu, April ‘."..'."l'ho m. 1 our
stl'dw was IIlt‘ t'illl‘t‘llf u riot Ill-re )‘ttvlrl'tllly.
Tim run-puny hhll’lfll calm on the lIll‘I u- lluw
they have Ih'll upcrutlux llllm Wuln May
all llr-lllli. ’l'l'uule It“ lultll-lpllml in tho
li--llt'l.-:l_~lvrrl plrtmu of IIMi‘lly IHI tlza 11 or
in lc IIllI‘ :.::l nu‘l'nlllul'.‘ .w\ .u v; | “I. llf
lavlrl'cm-u- -\"'l' ...-2.1 in tmll quarter, I .I\Il|§
(mil ll 1 u [moon-"n lll tim down In \11 «Ile-
ll'l."
" i l.-~ u u at bl! 1mm -1 will (1 Mill)
«1 nl‘ , i ll, wwu‘ II and (ILI‘
lll'l ll, mmli . l’i ' .n I.” u .I n, ulmr'.» 11 limit-
cm on \I'ltrll.ll.:ll'lllitl' u: n llwwll l' . ~~'llIII
and 'I'welfill “\I'IIIII“, will“, IIII' il-silnl ln-lt
uh] l‘u'n'hnl by tho Ila-null; III Ll - lama :ur-
tlwlwluwn (in line. Ilen'y It'lll'lh, ,u alvr,
51mm, Irlrr: I», lnxm, l-tc , wmz- pl:.~l l-II lIIt'
It .I k~, 2171.1 “Ii“.l l...- l"l'« u'r-vml ill '1‘ "I I't'
,_l'\"l\«l Il\' ll II'I'It‘t'l h'l .‘f l' ~IH. ' 1’1"
.\
.1 him; ttr .lll
llzc l'l- ‘; lll‘l\l'l", l-m. nl~‘ «, p Err-mall
llflll paw"; ---r.~ :11: "III 1'": undo. 1'le 4Il'lv«
-2 “ll! .lr p in- not \w: - :vl'n'll-iy lu-
jl.l'n , Illuunlvi “till u-x “Iltlll'll inlvlzlg ll I'll)
Ill'nl-I'II.
.'\AI ud.li;i.-2l:ll re] :..d of m-ullltnl p » ll'c was
I'I'ul to ill" spur («An I‘ cwntlll! at t --n lllld
nil. I“ n lltufy 11-1.1. rim: l; Much 12n- lolllt'ti'
m u :umlz . \ l“ ...-:l'vl -ll‘Il-~'I'Il.l ..r-t ~ um
ll tin-1r I'dllrv, li;- :m .l War-l dl~:~l'--l. No
all va‘ u‘cw IL. I. All nut lllill-t .‘l.~l lllcn
wore alliadwl.
Al’tnr Illlh R'I'l-tki trilullll- ('hil-f tlf I'nllt'tl
Ilr:lI-lloiturd--l'-11 II!" cm“ till all lime Jul-pull
fur the day. 'l Ln strikers claim that ”MI “110
of tlwlr nllnllr r ltfll'lll'lp‘slt'tl m the Ila: and
that they Ilc.ll'ill\' IIINIPIII‘HIO of th'll ucliazm
talk-'u by ”in” sylllxullllum
A TERRIBLE CRIME.
Ill-IlIlt-ra Murder n \I'urnllll and "or I'll"-
drawn and Till-ll lillrll TIu-ic IIIDIIN'.
(Irina-ms. N. (1. Apr: L':-W. l', \t'uxl,
of linear muuly, I. all industriuu. and sturdy
farmer win-by hllrd and regular \erli ha.
bcou able to Mllilllrl In. ml" and five clllldl'cll
and aavc fl fvw Ilullill‘t‘tl Ilhllllfl Ill-aldls. 'l‘llbl
nlulll-y Wood always Ill-pt in his burial-.1»
there Wcm no Inuit: convvnicnt, and tux.» fact
was gem-rally knnml III llln ill-lglll-urlnnl.
On Monday last he nu. railed away, rill-l n.»
turned Friday to find ln~ dwl-llmgiuzldnx
Wltliuut tlnnklngil “...-s probable that in:
family was burned “ill; his house lm w-ut
among hill ulvlrmt Ilb'lgfllllflnl to ill-pure or
"Mr Winchell-lube No one muld ;rm- I.llll
any lid-ms, and it» ln- livcl live m.l.v. hum
my Ilt'lg..l‘ r inc fuc'. \vsh not klmtu: among
tin m that i l~‘ homo wa. Irlnml
Sylnln'l "fl" irlclldrl Illl'll join-«l llilliu
hisu-urcil . r' 11“ family. As ul:l.~l rrmtrt
tllcy turllwl 1-" :.I 1;.» spit will-re the
dun-lint," hurl mud. valor. family comlstui
of Ilia mic. ltxrm- soul. and twodulzglxtl-rs
Wood drclurul It in» not ’Ih‘IIJII' for his
family to slur-p while the hull-c was burnt",
an Inn wife all-I ll--t sin-p worldly, and any
unlu- WilIlI-I il‘HIIIV'II her. The lzlyntl-ry was
slamming]. :‘Xl~.~'lllllIl‘lllIH and two large
bowl" ILIIIVtS, all nlliillf‘tl “llll blond, Wl-n-
found. 'l'iu u at u slmrt dhtunc-l they found
tin- trunk in “Illl'll \\ laul in pt ill-l mum-y. It
IlzulIn-u llrnkl-ll "pt-:1 and rifled. lfzznugll
Inns.» \ll'l’t' roll «I from tip- n-llcs to pruvn,
nltIl Ill" him-I stalllul “Hipdl‘, that lllv
funlliyn! xx Il:llI II'I‘J :uuuL-rnl smith-ll
I-llllll'll “Elli the bulldln; Vl'ilvu rm. .1."
tutu-1y tum inn-Iv val I-Iilllt‘ll, n «I it was
Iln’l'Ndll‘)’ l-ll“|l'l"_\' lllill :usrny. 'i’hl-rw m.- as
y1'llltrf'lll"l~l"lll.‘ p-rplll'n'm‘. lit up. IN“.
Illl- crime.
IGNORANT OF Hi3 WEALTH.
A _\. ;ru lilo. Ill all .\l->.~imll~l- “ll-Ii 23'..-
‘h’llrlll Tl-
s;t:I~ ll: "allure.
:hi'. Lu ..’
ll-lsT-lx. .‘.prll :I. ..go it. :. . -~l
at IIlI“-IIIII'.‘IllihlruilnuML. 'l'wug-lnn'y n" _ up;
ul..u v.51”. l:.. .llhu II to blur ll" n-r' in ll.- .3;
curb, um tl~<~ 1.2.1. .‘.l:'I ill‘l.ilu“ltll_’l' ! mun»:-
ill I‘- ill r l‘li" ‘ “1.11.1“? illollnll 5: ~'.‘ A l-
latl‘ . 1‘11 I 1;: (1 llllm: .v 1.1:“
a century rig-l, ' o will I l \v- 2m I .~ 1:0- 11'.
hit) by lllr' upvlllflwll “l li‘v l‘t'V 1.: II‘I. ‘A' I
atlc'll \tzls lilo lIl‘I'illI lf lll< plrcn’s !.;:lt lily
“I'Illll In the illlrrlm Iv ‘.. Amp II and l:v.l..»n
mulh and H' be. r.. “vi“ 1. l" 'ul', llltl 2.9
.
“in calru-I I11 l.“ m- In -.'.-~ .22.... “1 W. 13-1
nzll111“'l'tulllu~ t.-' :1 '._.' 1.1 Z~ , .lt. ,; u 1;.“
l' -.'.r.l'..n~.l In ‘llL‘ t'..14"f .lzl I-l ll .1 1mm 2,.
law. l 3:12.- \‘I'
'5 illy m.» t 11-... l‘T-H'llltll, null
l..- u. [:m net Ill 2...» a our '11 min art'- it
I"x'\'l‘;ll;lll lit-l >~ ‘1"tl s ~1l-rs and
1....1iur , u'n'l “mu imam ’ diul. llI
:\'l
I! III".
l ' l, :l .‘n 1111-4. o s r' :z .» 1.; .‘L The
. ’l'.1_V\.;'..-. 2512.5»: '1'. 4 n 1‘ mel
I; . 1c, .‘I. .l., Hill :11. If. , , L ;_,.. Lei;
' u~l.lil' In llr‘l'. :‘\:l 1'“ .I‘: hit, Ill h -- n;
. - :.l :l' l.:'
_,,...1 “1:1 .1 run ..r .iu, r».-
l" ;.\".‘ 1'“- v. El. '0? 1:.- il .. _ r111"
l, lash; Jirm 11;. ...-2 willtn n4.» vlmiw-I
j Ly ulna l’ ill. Um I‘ ill'1,Irll1 l"rl'--lll.lll
l'l‘: «pinyin; ll. II ~ dual of “III ugl- Ill
. day. utilivluuz; - 1' ill.‘ 3 ul form. in. Lie
1 :u ltd 'ilillIr-d— .
:‘plélll'r I'..n:-Ill for tile Turin-'0‘
a u 7’-
, . .a.ll I i .: H
2.: ’ -..-. from t‘... 31:1.nmln. yunrntmrp.
'll. p-lmnu hunt {with but 1.:c “‘1'! have
1.. .1: III the pctllil'lltl- thlrt: cu ya 5, :l:.ll
'fit'l'llr'llf la-Iutvllvl'
ivy .. ~m-n ILU rrs we!
1:; 53.130213. Thur .lll‘c lrl- llilll'lll l-E Iill:
H, . “wild mm i s-rur-lg: r r their grail In
[my .-:' 't'lll'y‘ \vl'n' \‘u ii.“v HI l. -: -'l\'.l “:11
r.“ I Ema; liver! on Ill” lamb-r, \I‘lllrl'l' punk-t:
“-3. l .,1p-r.l_ Tue ll'Illlnil 1: >i,, .ol Ille-ariy
...- rrxezzilels of tlu- ' "Matun- and rink
“bywh The Yunnan Cole, ll-b and J1::',
\hlq‘ui‘OilVll'Iel lu 1571i (-1 the raid on thv.
N.,.-.;,fi.ll' 311121.. lmllln, and tie killing 0:
t...- - :- .l.i r. lioywwl.
Dial-Mn! 'l‘illc‘ in Hunt St. Louis.
#1:, Ltd’ , Apr-l :s‘.’.—«l‘.cfvrr::l;,; to a d..-:-
p;.:c!l slut out :rolu l'.t‘..~l-u:'4 1: ring that
Ilo-ll‘s to tilt all-furl 0.4111.- .n St. (‘ 'm uzlly,
Ilsa, i‘ppelb: this city, up: than; rzl-rllzlul-Fs
to utltnln Inlld hill-I to In) involvld, J-lllu II.
Ipvinghton, one of the wealthiest citizens of
I‘Llht St. Louis. said that this movement i.
only a revival of u lung ago t that. to recover
mule land ill Bust b't. Ialul‘. Ell-lids in tin
mum direction have Ina-u made periodically.
but nobody rays lnucll atlclllinll to them
.‘Jnuy years ago some land I-eltillpt'tl to flu
iidlrlnus. but undrr lilo laws of idlnois it
pun-HI Lul. of Ill-‘Il' libs-ssion, and the preach
owners have what they regard as iron clad
titles to it.
The. California National Bank.
BAN Fllaxctsm, April Lil—The coutr ~.:=.r
of the currency llas'oulrlnxl the luymeut 01
tif- pcr cent. of tho llul'vZIIIIBS of the suspended
California National lutnlz. of this city. Th5
dividend amounts to 659,877. Checks WIiI
be lil'lll. to Washington for approval, and on
their return wrll be nimble at tho patrimo-
ury. H. P. Young, the I’vcclt'cf', has ileum!
his relort for the first quarter of his incitin-
bency. which shows the goal am to he
also»; doubtful onus, “32,629, and worth-
hs, $210,351. It look as if the creditors will
taro better than was at first cuppcaad.
The New British Mini-tal- Arrives.
Nit! YORK, Aprni L‘A—Slr Julian l’uuuoe-
Iota, the new Britldl nulliltarto Writing“,
arrived on the Maria.
SOUTH NORWALJL EVENING SENTINEL, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1889.
glEVElANll‘s
SUPERIOR
BIIIIEPBWIER
THE WRIST IIIII BEST
Is made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. strictl pure bicarbonate of
soda. and a I portion of flour as a
reeen'ative, nothing else whatever. and
is warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia. phnllphntea. lime. and all the
adultcruutu frequently found in lurking
powders. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination. render Cleveland's an rior
baking powdlw the moat healthful am most
economical ill use, and it always affords
wholesome. nutritious. and delicious food.
It is m-omml-nded for unity. healthful-
am and elllcicucy by ovomment and
State chi-mists. (‘Ilt'lllll‘lfl of Boarlla of
Health. and llnlfl'tlaol's in inatitutiona of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans, full weight.
thl'llurln llmmmus. Ann/1:41. N. Y.
Q. & 0. TEE.
The Choicest Tea Zvcr Offered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A Must DELICIOUS IlL't'Czwll: lel' 11'.
7:: 1-51 uterus u: c‘.‘.::. Cali: '!.‘t.’ 221::
;:m- and 1m; frnm all ad: - . .,
mam-r 'Illl'z:wll.1ul-fi arc ll(ruu«rl..l!‘y r» . 2
and warrant”! lull WHKIIL It Is l-..l,.'cr..,:.-
I'llllv‘ltl lu t1=u than the lower (grub-s
Cr‘rr‘l‘ {a Cnidental 'l'ea. Cm,
atvubh‘
"cud (mica, .73 Hurling S'l’p, .‘i. I" l’l..'.’:.
l'nr hair by :l.-- '«'-I nun-rs.
l“. I). LAWTM & (30.,
l). L’llillliIElllI-Il',
CHAS. ll. I'llllllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.
N. 1’. .‘l‘. 11. 8; ll. RAILROAD.
December 21. 1888.
L't'l .,
muse wur. aorle an.
5.16 a. m. Exprcns. ' 6.31 “ Arr-om.
5.15 " Express. 7.3» “ Accom.
6.12 “ Locallix. $.30 " Armin.
'6..'6 " B‘portle. 1.16 “ Lorain.
733:1 “ Local 81. 10.42 Accent
7.56 ” Local ll'x. 12.11p.ul.Boaton 2!.
8.26 “ Local Ila. 1.0? " Death.
8.!) " 50.753 (half I.“ " Sp‘gfleld Way.
mu " Local ' 3171' " breath.
9.31 “ Accom. 4.11 " Burials.
10.1.1 " Ex. -I.2.' “ Accent.
11.“ " Iilocallx. .22: I. Xingu.
12.56 .I. pvt-n. ‘ ccomm.
1.20," 'so.x..p 7.13 ” local rum
2.“ " Accom. 7.27 “ Bridgd’pt Ace.
4.46 " Bmton Ix. 1.49 " Accon.
sou ” slanderdAcc 9J9 ” Acton.
5.20 " Express 11.01 " Adams ExAc.
636 “ .lamford Ace 12.43 " Barton Ex.
5.11 “ ll'port bptc. scam".
10.15 " Ateoru. 7.39 " Acrom.
Simone. 9.11” Aurora.
9.15 Acton. 6.51 .ln.Arcol:..
6,149.1: Accom. ,
7.28 “ local Exp.
8.59 " accum.
l
Traina Leava last Nonallr.
norm won. some urn.
53.07 a. in. l 6.34 a. n.
.6113 “ ‘ 8.53 “
7.19 " 1.67 p.lu.
9.. " 5.15 "
11.41 " an; ”
2.401) In. 9.51 "
5.02 “
63: "
8.07 “
0. I. Batman, ‘3. '1'. [lam-run.
Gen. Saw. Gen. Pane. Ag't
HUITSATONIC RAILROAD.
BANBUBY a NORWALK DIVISION.
Correcmd February 4th. 1:123.
W” !
Don't fall to attend the
SpringOpening
Trimmedwflats
and Bonnets,
Friday and Saturday.
April 12111, and 13th,
A? "~—
Mra. W. Fawcett’s.
3 Water 61.. Nor-wrath.
all i -
beryl yelteod ng the oprpip‘gmllzl’m
ed with a bunch of Flow“. AI
wetland. Noarda.
mas. rchm.
3 Water In, - Nor-walk.
sucoxn-Iiamn
FURNITURTF-Z,
Carpets, Stoves, &c..
BOUGHT AND 803. - ‘
The rubrrriherhaa constantly on hand a large lot
of second hand furniture. which he will thpose of
slurry( rlasoaahle prices. Whand furniture
of all inds boughland called for.
W. PODHOBE.
Bot-Ion st., fiprlmood.
1168 FOR Hill}
I
NI}.
1111'! AND LAt'I WYANDM'I'IB. BLACK
llamas. Gold Pcnriled Bentham. Bard
I’lynrlwnh Roth and Pehlu Ducks. The beat Ant
pnmlula stock.
t'. B. 8111188. Sou'll Kuwait. Ct.
finere They Are!
Coach. “a“!
Draught
...-lfrnzzlmllllll8IIS
At Brookside Stock Farm.
- Look «at ”can.
"on. HADLEY’§_
DENTAL omen.
45 Washington St" So, Norwslll,
ravum's “LUCK.
flavingopr-ncd my «nice at No. 0 Wuhlruzton
IL. 1am performing all upcmlmv in
DENTISTRY
in a lkiliful and satisfactory manner, at prime with-
in reach of all.
for 60 Days Only
I will make a good durab'r and oral lmking wt of
Horn Tlcth for $10; and a .15 art for .1110
I Make a Specialty of Filling Teeth.
Vine Gold Filling. ’1 m and upwards. Bret
Silver Pillln2.75c. (leaning and polishing teeth.
73¢. Extracting Tmbnbc
No extra rlnrre for load anm-thetic new! for the
extraction of teeth.
I Guarantee Satisfaction in livery
Operation.
Aim haiffarc allowed on all bills of ‘5 and up with
in 15 miles of South Sorwalk
Ollie. open from B n. In to 6 p. In.
Call and See my “’orll.
Dr. Hadley,
aptly
HATSl HATS—l
In all grades of Still and 50!: film».
811K Hats,
Boys lists, Polo Caps, Tennis
(laps in all colors, Crush
flats, (to, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Sills llala. no
Spring Style
l’a-enger'l’raina.
SOUTII.
buttermilk. 1.150.le Ar. Wllaon Peta
732Lln. imam. atrium.
817 " B2? “ 8:5 "
1003 “ 1013 “ Illa) “ _
12me “Hull. “from. a
434 " 445 " 453 ”
I615 “Mixed 6&1 “nixed ' 646 “Il‘x‘d ‘
8m to It 8‘” I. O. , 5:5 60 u
947 “ " 10% " " 10:11 ” " .
action.
QWLm.
6.01pm
NOBTII. ”--.. .-
Lv.Wilsou Point. Lv.So.Norwalk. Ar.l\’orwalk
110a.ru.lixcd lmanfl'x'd stalked
‘25 " ‘° 6% " " 641 “
845 “ 918 “ 92!“
1201 ” 1213p.m. 1219‘}: ' .
250 ”Hired 310 ”Iliad 316 «I
425p In. 512 “ 5171!.lu. O
5;: u 635 " 60 "
ll'no “llxed re'lr “ulna rimmed
m1. Pilbhury's Bet PW. pcrbb' ............... 8775
, 920mm 95am. ~ '- “ ~ . ....... m
Mien.- 651nm. arsenals" ........................... :{h
. . ,v .and Gea'l . t " . ............ b
3,???“mg' k,;wm, W gritty“? “5...... ......fi;
. will“ O .. .......
A.W.Pnala. Womb mortal-...-..K'..- ' “an,
IAIN LINE. ~ commerce: ........ :::'"::::.§ll
leaveBridgvpcvt for filtadeld. Good lunch Hill ”'9‘“?! 11ch
unwruflunn
{fire-an“ nonmetal-nu ............ magi:
toms. ll. llxed v mun! Ian. "m“ “Wu" ..
imp. m "n- wrench...” .......... ........... axis
'610 ‘9 m‘a
:Goes onlyaafarasGreat Barringtotl.
'Ooeeoalyasfaruxrwlilforu. —A‘l'-—-—
WI. 1!. .Vleal’ru’tbtkn’l laa'g‘r
W.K.chw.8ag.
Portraits ' . 1
0mm and Black and White '
‘ m. mmfi’l‘imfim.
no. coo nan-m. 92 Washington Street.
TBOIAII Bananas, Kuwait.
on If '
Willi Sfllll
—-.l-r—
flflll'l'lllll 8: 801B.
Druggists,
lie. 11 leis surest, lerwslk.
a; GOLDEN.
MI Eatsle. I’lrr. Life. Accident,
Plate ills“. and steals Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Aaellle for the fade of
Debenture and Paras Haulage
C t 'l per cent. Bonds.
Loan. Negotiated.
orrlcaz—aalrwmlmoa at. so. Norwsll.
’ llw DEPARTURE!
Having made extensive
additions to my
Confectionery
Department. I am now
oil'cring some oi‘ the
Choicest Candies
To be found ill the place.
My assortment compris-
CH goods from the well-
known Ill'l'nl-i 01
lluyler of New York,
'l‘enaeys of New York,
Lowney of Boston.
Whitman of Philadelphia,
lellollald It Perkins of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
Cor. lllnln and Wall Streets.
Eliwullll's initial.
671‘ Main Street.
5",, 3302.”;th I. K.
--.. -,*..__—..
FRAMING at lowest nrices.
——«o——
Full line at Artists’ Materials.
Ncw and Second-.Ililnd
WAGONS,
New and Second—Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
.1 Good llcpot Wagon,
tine ii roccr’s Wagon.
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
-AI'D-v
Barn-Yard Manulres.
RllMllNl] Bills
SOME
Special imallill
.—..—. ‘f—u—a
Ambler & Sammls?
.10 yards Fancy Mat-ting (b
roll) $4.00. f
Bargains in Black Small. 670.8
Bargains in Black Penn-do
Solo, or Lllxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadnme 97c
Bargain in Black Fallic Fran
cuise, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flauncls, &c., re
duccd from 40c to 250.
One lot Plaid Financial, &c., re
duced from 50c to 38c.
Ouc lot 51 inch Tricots, &c.
reduced from 850 to 500.
One lot 2.. inch Pluids, kc.
reduced from 25c to 12lc.
Andlunny others worthy til
attention of close buyers.
AMBLER & Silllll
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping
[AWN Bananas,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS
650., 650-,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD
35 Water Street. Jail 1!
FIN}:
WATEH BEPllllflll
BY—
SKILLED WORKHBN
The fs-llllwir g i.- the certificate of S. D. Ihyks,
magnate of lhe Winona School of llovolcgy, . -
Iii
Il()3[ ER B. HOYT
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place
Wrson, lies1 I'cb. lath. m.
This is to certify that Ir. 8. D. Bayla baa bee
without. Illpopll.llld I can highly reom- n
brains a good watchmakcv to any in need of l-
rcvvmofacolnprtentand fineworkman. Be >
turnout ar the workaa any man; he has a
fine and amplete set of mole. and has made man
sprclai tools under my instruction; hia jeweling '
perfectly ekganr. and lrnighr go on and plate am:
more. but rpace forbids. He will make a re
valanb‘: addition many jellelry store and I high!
amend lheyounz man toany one. Ir. Bay -
has done ehronomere. chronogrs and rope: »»
we”: in rim—(lasagna fie has done America
Eng Pb and Sw'oa work and general repairinga . .
3.1 since 0! watch“. ill: does his work elegantly
Yours truly. W. P. A. WOODCOCK.
I
‘ EVENlXG
Commercial Schoo
BUSINESS DBPAlt'l'lm—By a system .
rain. it, minioall kinda of barium papa. wi .
whichourec lance business. they are practical
tittedfov any commercial 'lio . .- a .
Monday. \I’uiuerdayauuf lyevrni .
3110111113131) AND .17 BWRITING D ‘
namtisiacharge of a parties] teacher. sun
can secure beet realm. Samoan—Tuesday
Than-day evenings. ' .
GERIAS CLASS—A practical teacher . .
Yale Codlgc grim lemons two afternoons . -~
Wouidhepleucdto have you call or write f
particulars. THANK II. 1105003.
Gazette Building, Nos-walls, (II
P. 3—111») of Business Department, Bri.._ ..
10
i I
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence 0fiice
Any one in want of m. t, or wishing to
thawellueovherpiare,wlll it will ‘IIIEIIIIO
call have and register their W. free'
(3er willhedurzed 1b: can or as m. If
you want to buy. ores-ll. or rent. or enquire: for any
thiagyeaeaadosohcre,uwewzlladv¢rmcalrhe
eflceeveryday. We havcaeittlugmon fur ladle
aadoncfovtlataalo.
We haves rapt-luau when you can get anything
fm-ascsaadwteh to a fall In! at all inure.
Bardhytbcdayokuknilohtgiug.
m ID Your: “awfully, BBB ILLYB,
‘50. 5 Water St. Borough.
LentEasGome
Andwe are mud to furnish all kink of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholesale and Retail. flare and: arm
lento frw an utra quantity every dry
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That have not been floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spi nach,
Le tt u c e , Radishes,
Pickled Oysters, '
1%.“.31‘12'71. MARKET LINE ’2'.”
P338“ EVERY DAY
HUNT &"ZELUFrs.
A FULL LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_a_l_r_nishes.
Berry Bros Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
‘ mammal-anal.
W. O. QUIHTARD,
m mm
InL.
Barbers College.
of all kinds. Emma
CORRUCOPKAS. ('A‘KDY TOY8.anda tall . »
clear of ornamental candy.
MTSJOhnHO 5 I I
MUD“? 3m.
3525."
The Best Kludiillg Wood
Kowlohchldieroldbyc 1-. Iaonardln haga'
50 lbs. at 50c Each. '
One cell‘s worth 1: “meat to kindle any ordinary
c. 'r. Lineman,
Water BI... Km
I'M If
18 North Llain St.
SPRINEETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
F'ine Line of Gilts ‘
A! 25. 30, Ills! CO Cull. DOIIIIO Boll.
Embossed Gilts
sew Styles, at see. Double non,
——ar—
DEGKER’S '
Palm and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main 81’...
South Norwulk, Ct.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
M'MMIM. , ?
saw-Alanna“. - MEI-welt.
i
Norwalk Chronicler