Xunnv' alhr.disdiathlsdty. llahnsbaad,
s nu WINNER.
Germany to Restore Samoa to
King Malictoa.
IIIIJJCK
WANTS INDEINITY.
litab la the Ways of the Confer-
sasa Due to a claim of Ila-lags for
m Imam-“Proud.” Carnot
m llulatn m
m, Kay 21% Oertain indica-
hatthsmosnsoftheAmericaadele-
Mumfluatthequartenol the Eng-
lfi ”tableau! and at the German
My: allies, It is evident that there is wine
I!“ hitch In the negotiation» of the
m commission.
Ir. l‘belpa. who Is known as “the peace-
ulhor."both in the conference and In the
working continuities, is in evident trouble.
Mitch IntorViGWIng an English conutvlev
deasr in his own ma, then he is hurrying
e! to the foreign office, where he remains
for-me time closeted with the German re-
mtatives, and then repeating the pro-
can
Who asked as to the situation, Commls-
alum Phelps, Kama and Bates say that
M is no great change and that everything
i [nursing mti‘actorlly.
America's Demands.
Both the German and English commizeiou’
clarefusato talk on the subject, but it is
hand from other emircas that the United
Btates government has instructed its com-
minimum to Insist upon the return of Mail-
the as king.
Amok said to have been received
fmm Secretary Blaine within the past thirty-
slx heursdirecthig the commissioners to in-
sist upon the restoration of the status quo,
and-ying that Germany depoeed Malietoa
as king and must return him as king. They
may baggie about indemnity or a unit or a
dual government if they please, but Malletoa
must be king.
While the Germans have come to agree
with all the other views of the American
commissioners, they are reluctant to accept
tbh condition, and .point to the fact that
Malian was pardoned by the Gennau em-
m at the beginning of the conference.
This, they claim, should satisfy America.
Ills thought that a crisis will be reached
at the meeting of the conference. The
American commissioners were quiet and con-
ciliatory in their utterances concerning the
situation, but cxprescd a detcmiiaation to
remain firm.
Later-rGennany Yields.
The special correspondent of the Amiated
Press hmswastnfcrmed that Germany has
finally consented to restore King Malietoa.
This action w'as taken finally after prolonged
and persistent effort: on the part of the
American commimioncrs.
indemnity Questions.
But now comes another hitch in the pogo
tiations. This fresh difficulty grows out of
the claim for indemnity made by Germany.
The American section of the conference holds
thatif any indemnity is paid it must be a
merely nominal sum. Germany, on the con-
trary, maintains that in the conflicts between
the German forces and the Samoane the lat-
tcr were invariably the aggressor;
Besides, the native partisans of king Mali-
chin were guilty of the barbarous practices
of beheading German sailors, as weliasin-
flictinz upon the wounded particular cruel
tick. Three acts, Germany insists, should en-
tail upou Samoa the payment of special in-
dcmnity.
Earneet efforte are making in committee to
nettle the dispute, but the matter is very
likdytorequlrea reference to the plenary
conference.
England as A rblfl’utnr.
Loxnox, May 22.—The Posts‘s Berlin cor—
respondent says that the Samoan protocol in
tin final form will contain two chief points.
The first of times relates to the government
offiamoa,wbichwillhe arranged on a tri-
prtita bask, England being accorded a posi—
tion correrpuuling in a certain sense to that
of arbitrator. The second deaht with the ap-
pointment of a land commision. England is
tohave a large influence in the selective: of
the supreme judicial functionary.
Ill-later Bald Pro-ante Illa Credentials.
Paula, May a—Presidant Carnot gave an
audience to Mr. WhiteIaw Reid, the Amer-
imn minkhn’, who premted , his credentiala
In his remarks Mr. Reidaasuredl’reaident
Carnot that he would endeavor to maintain
and stimulate the esteem which President
Harrison and the whole American people
held for France.
Au Editor Wins in u Duel.
Paula, lfay 22.—-H. Lockmyfoughtaduel
with]. Bags, edittwof ThoLyonsBepubli-
nan. Thewsaponamlectedwcresabera M.
" lockroyreceived a slash in thearm,when
honorwasdeclaredsatisfied.
, Ilsa Illinois Ilncra‘ Shiko-
Bnamwoon,llk,llay ca—anmeoo
minushave signed the contract to renew
work. Alargeforcevras proceeding tothe
nineatogotowork,whsntheywemcpgxned
umlthrvatemdwithviolencebyalargennm-
bardsh'ikaafromaialCity,Diamondand
Wanvilla Bntforthisinterfaencework
wouldhaveaheadybesnbegon. Thstrouble
mmmmfloanidIMInd
mlsdbythrasmuI-idtobewellknewa
outhwl. WWtcaruy,whokalso
moftbiscityfiasohiainodlegal advicr
and wll meant terminus work today.
Human-yallihsyaskismmketsaadtbsy
«amour-offhand”;
Sunlwuuluflrout Trim.
law Your, lay 2l—A letter received
ImbyJackCfichthenotcdsportingman,
“Jackhamethons of Sullivan’s inha-
cuatBelfast,If.Y.,whars8nllivanls pro
pariugfixhkllghtwithlfilrain, says:
The W fsall like a race house. We
mm-flmmmingthehg,
mwmtaklngdiowsrbaths. like
Mwmarriveh-awhsawswtngotowert
hula-t. MuratndathatonJaiyaJoh
wlbsflttoflght for my man‘s life and take
-dmenaesltoutethkquke.
A Wanluwu Actra. Dead.
le You, Iayfl—Ii-IaudeWut
awdlknowaactn-and a pupil of
“mutants-ensign-
Haul-guannandisawellknowa
misty-n.
“LLIW AND POTTER HMO.
lib-tr Appearance in (ibis-Io Callas an
Unusual Demonstration
Cmcsao, Ifsy ill—Jinn: Kare Antony.
lo the Will of Kyrls Bellow. assisted Quota
Cleopau-a, tiled by Ira. Janus Brown
Potter. malightfrotnthedackof the royal
barge to th ~tage of lchicker’s theatre last
night, tune-third of the alcupanta on the
ground flow and nearly all than in the tub
way and gallery hinted to their ~hearts' con-
tent. These “pro-ions of dimpprobatlon
were answered with stamping of feet and
clapping of hands by these who occupied the
twelve boxes and the front rows of the
parquet. When the applause had died away
the hissing was continued, and a third time
were the marks of disapprohatlon and greet-
ing renewed. Then the play was allowed to
proceed without further interruption. The
occupanta of the boxes included Cyrus Mo-
Gormiek and party, lira ll. 0. Stone, the
Farwell family (Senator Farwell excepted);
Reginald De Keven and In. De Keven, nee
line Fat-well; Hobart Taylor and party, and
other-u of the elite of Chicago eociety.
These, as wall as the tx'cupante of the first
four rows of the parquet, were the guest: of
W. E l). Blokes, brother of E. D. Blokes, of
the Hellman house of New York, who had
tendonal invitations to the performance to
over 200 proluiueut Chicagoans. After the
first outburst the play was allowed toprocesd
without demonstration until the clone of the
terrace scene in the second act, when the oc—
cupauts of the front of the house called Bal-
Iew [nature the curtain. Bis appearance was
tiwoccaalou for mingled cheers and hi...
and be precipitately retired. Faint cries of
Eva Bothera and Mrs Carter came from the
hack of the house. The especial demmstra-
tion on the part of members of the Chicago
club, to which Mr. Henry 13‘. Abbey referred
in his interview in New York, failed to ma-
teriahzo. There were more hisiioea, however,
than have liecn board in all the Chicago
theatres combined for many yuan.
FEROCIOUS INDIAN FIGHT.
Many llmlles Carried 0ll‘ by I‘rlentlo-el'our
Sculpotl Redskins Left on the Field.
Wmsww, Mon, May fl—Word has just
futon received here of a ferocious fight. which
took place near Fort McLeod last week he-
twcen a band of Blood ludians on one side
and a force composed of soldiers, cowboys
and Gross Vcnfrce on the others.
The Bloods have lately been stealing bones
from the fires Ventrcs, and the latter. autistr
ed by soldiers and cowboys, made an effort to
recover the stolen animals.
As usual, the stories as to the number of
killed and wounded are conflicting, but It is
certain that quite a large number were slain.
Most of the lxidies were carried away by
friends of the fallen, but three or four were
discovered on the field. minus ecalps.
The Bloods appear to have got the worst of
the encounter. They got away with most of
the stolen horses, and are now being cloudy
followed by mountain police.
Another encounter is likely to take place
when the police come upon them, and serious
U'Olllrlt' is; feared.
It is alleged that American Indians in lion-
taun are going to the Bloods’ assistance.
Collision at Sea.
Losoox. May iii—The British stemner
German Emperor, from London for Bilboa,
run into the British steamer Beresford, from
Hartlepool for Bombay, while the latter was
lying at anchor on the Goodwin Bands. The
German Emperor sank instantly. Boats were
launched from the Beraford and succeeded
in naming tin-co perwns from the German
Emperor. There were seventeen pcmnson
lioard the Beresford. The latter‘s bows were
stove. She disappeared in the fog, and for
some time her fate was unknown, but. it is
now learned that she is proceeding to Graves-
end, where she will undergo temporary re-
pairs. Nine persons from theGerman Em-
peror took to a small boat and have landed
at Dover. Nevertheless, it is thought that
thirty persons perished.
Horrible Downfall of Two Girls.
Keynes, N. J., May flit—Four young girls
living in Newton, N. J., and employed in a
shoe factory there, left their homes a mth
ago, leaving no trace of their whereabouts.
The mother of one of them traced the party
to New York city, and secured the services
of the police. Two of the girls, Ellen Con-
noll, 13 years old, and Ada Ward, 2% years of
age, Were found living in a house of ill fame
in Prince street. They midtbeycame here
to find work, and knew nothing of the other
two girls. Ellen Council was taken back to
Newton, but her companion elected to stay.
Ordered to leave the K. of L.
Banmromz, inlay til-A letter has been
received by the local carpantere' union from
the principal oflico at Philadelphia of the
National Brotherhood of Carpenters of
America, giving notice that members of that
body who are also attached to the Knightsef
Labor cannot receive either lick or death
benefits from the Brotherhood of carpenters,
nor be asisted during a strike. The latter is
signed by P. J. McGuire. secretary of the
National Brotherhood of Carpenters.
A Barbecue for Blue and crap,
Bmuxsoasu, Ala, Hay {la—On the 4th
of July the cx-Cmfsdorafes of title county
will give a mammotbbarbacuaatanadjacut
resort. Itwillbegivenincomplimmttoths
Grand Army of the Republic, an! the “Con-
feds' hope to capture every Yankee who can
posihly he got here. Skirmishers will be
out all over thestate and lO,ill)ars expected
to be pr'rlent.
To Visit ms latllor'a Birthplace.
cmumsmmo, Pa. Nay m—Uaited
BtutesTreasureanstaswhilaouavlsitha'o
statadthatPrnident Harrison intends this
mmmsrtomakeavialtotohhmotbal‘slirtb-
place, ten mils from here, in Mill:
county. Theold stone house in which abs
was born is stillstaading. Show-amin-
hethlrwin,daughtorofArehlbald Irwin.
A Strange Dina-ans.
Hummus, lay iii—The Journal's Bed
hell, Win,andtbeachod haahameloaadln
one dish-int. Ths childm alasn-ictlyfer-
liddeutoleavehona. Hmlnvoengugadto
killalltbestraydoglhitown.
Al'uluublastdila-Daad.
Pants, Ky., lfay a—lair Brothws' flu
Iryssr-old stallion, Kniucky Voluntsc,by
VMorvon Bhnarck,dam by Byland,died
ofparalysis. thnal-ysar-old he hound
atsharmxiovlulnm in two
straighthests in 2:50“ and 855. now.-
momma
a. utter Appointed Deputy deacon.
New Younllay a—Inl Kannad—
ltnr of The Watkins (it!) lapsed, h
mm senqu«uVanme continuance”. ml 22. in.
Ill. Pililfili't counts.
He Demands Half of the on.
,cial Emoiumeats.
OONDOLING Wl‘l‘ll UNCLE BAI.
A luliag Alison-g Govern-eat Printou-
‘l'bu New Fourth Auditor Tabla Clam
of Illa Olen—Arrival of Bishop Koala-
oauoral Capital Notes.
Wunntoros, ifsy lit—Mr. Porter. the
utpsrintendsat of the cousin. has discovwad
tbatbahaaanamasakalivmglnladlaoa. la
fatthhatteution was called to the matta
by the gentleman hlnuell', who wrote to
Infonn Superintendent Porter that the p113"
dent evidently intended to appoint him, but
that he would waive all claim to the position,
povidiug that the emoluments of the alias
were equally divided with him. The ludiana
Porter Hays that he was in the Sixty-ninth
Indiana wglmsnt. lie mentions this fact and
others as a reason for believing that be was
tbeman whom the president hitaaded to
have the office of superintendent of canal.
Coadoling with Uncle Sam.
Waamaoros, ltsy tat—The secretary of
statais iareoelptofanotsfmuthellawaiiaa
minister for fuelgu affairs dated April 16,
covering a letter from his majesty the king,
worming the daepfelt sympathy of the Ila-
waliaa government and people with those of
the United States in the foul of so many
brave and devoted ofllesrs at Samoa. ills
letter has boon suitably acknowledged by
the president.
Ill-Imp Iran. Arrives.
Wasnmoroa, May fl—Biflbop Keane ar-
rived in the city yesterday afternoon. He
was welcomed at the station by a delegation
oftheclty clerg . A banquet was tandat'ad
him. A. Icon ott [resided Bishop Keane
will remain here until Saturday. On Friday
night the members of Carroll institute will
give him a public reception.
Ir. Lynch Takes llnld.
Wasnmoros, llay zl—lts-Represeatatlve
Lynch. the newly appointed fourth auditor
of the treasury, took charge of Ms adios.
There nae no show of reserve on the part of
the clerks and sub-officials of the office in
welcoming a colored gentlemen as chief.
Gen. Shelley, before retiring, amsmbled the
entire force of the office in his room and In-
troduced them to llr. Lynch.
Aflrctlng Government Printers.
Wasmxoros, May LEI—First Comptroller
Matthews has decided In the cans of govern-
ment printing oillce lcavm of abaence that
employee must earn the fifteen days’ leave by
service prior to the data of act of congren
changing the period to thirty days—dust
October—and the thirty dayu’ leave by ear-
vioe since then.
General Notes.
Mr. Palmer. the public printer, appotntad
Thomas B. Penick-s superintendent of the
printing office in place of E. M. Ruttenba',
resigned This in a reintflfcmont.
It has been decided at the navy depart-
ment that it will be hupossible to grant the
mum of the Naval academy that the vet
sole of the North Atlantic tquadron he not
to Annapolis at the time of the graduating
exercises. The vessels are pretty widely
scattered, and those not at hand are being
overhauled.
Inthecriminal court the case of Dorsey
Huber, acolored man, was put on trial for
murder of James Payne (colored) on Dec. 57
last.
Knights Templar Conclave.
Easmx, l’a., May law-flaw Jersey cour
mandala: of Knights Templar are inter
Medina conciavo about to be held by the
different commanderies of Pennsylvania in
thiscity. The imposing convention will be-
gin next Monday and continue until Waduuv
day. (in Tuesday evening there will be a
reception In which the Pennsylvania com-
mander-ice and visiting Knights Templar
will participate.
Threatened a Print-
Nrw Your, May R-Mcls B. hornet,
apricot in the St. Stanislaus school at No.
165 East Second street, complained to layer
Grant that his life and that of the pastor of
the church at No. 07 Stanton straat, Rev. G.
Klfmitski, have been repeatedly threatened
siaesJanuary last because he had baptized
Mrs. Sofiallomer, a young Jewem, into the
Christian faith.
Sioux City Thelr Headquarters .
Dzsvn, Colo, liay 22.—’l'he Railroad
Conducton’ amociation selected Sioux City,
Ia.,asthe headquarters of the miles. The
citiasns of Sioux City agree to give the order
thallium, theorder tow a flail!)
building, upon which the citinns guarantee
8 per cent. net income.
Won from a Wagon and Killed.
Guns Faun, N. Y., lay a—Iewis R.
deahadiogcitimnoftbhplacsaud who
huddonernnchtobeaut‘ifyandbuildup the
tawn,waskillsd near Indian river, In the
Adh-ondackabelngthrownfromalawkboard
hytherunning away of a team. Ir. Wait
wasnpromincntlfaaon.
nod-eta; Freight Butaa.
Pia-ream. my m—mm fsaight
agenbatameetingha’e molvod to reduce
the rate on iron mfremtholahportsto
announcements“...- tin.
Thisaetionistheruultof aoonsiderationat
thesubfictextaadiagovu'ssvsnlmohtha
Anrokar'sAguut Disappears.
Tania-0a, Ma... Hay tin-Robert Parks,
ahoka’sagugwhomtad the harm
of Donn&Wright, has (happened. The
mum-ed castamsrsaralookingin
vainforreturnsfroutthsirtrwtiuu.
Ammo-lud-
lion-mm. Vt, lay fl—Bsavy rains
inthis section for twuty-four hours have
caused stream to ova-flow,“ them
partof thsvillagehiloodsd. Therein-are
bushel-Immoral.
aneyuanuuneasa.
Wmifddlaya—Bobwtm,
wfiymv-IW Weill-a-
M.Thechild.lnthaabsmosaflh
methanlightadalampandsstnntoih
clothing.
' Thor-donation“
the British Mp Mona, ‘
dun: fir nonwhi- grueon thereab
assrthataltymadisrapillygdarbphoes
mam-m
of Winn-amul-
h" from! rats"
muwhwmmuue
thaoauaad. K ,
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”when they are
foroa An attempt was made
fill and lynch time, but the guard frightened
the party off. The wife Is in a criticalcou-
dition. Bus may recover. but the little child
h dying. The militia has been askad for, as
it is hourly expected that anotiur sttwnpt
willbemade toferce thejallaudlyaeh the
ma.
LOST His ALL on THE TRACK.
Contractor lunar Drlvaa to lluloldu by III
Luck at Graves-ad.
Recruitment. ll. J., lay 21—04m-
m G. Boring, of Bergen anxiety,- was
upon to Iavestigateatragie one of
suicide in which the victim was led totaka
hislifsbylmiogmtbsncsu'ack. Bcarcst
any one at Rutherford was better known
than George lauer, a WOW ho. mason.
contractor and a prominent trades union
man. lanes lost heavily on the great W-
lyu handicap. and than sunk about every
cant be had in a vain attempt to recoup him-
self by backing the favorites on the (lraver
sud track.
About 10 o'clock his wife heard a pistol
shogandourunningupstaln aw thepror
info form of the unfortunate man.
Ba had used a heavy revolver and the halo
let bad crashed through his train.
Lsuer did not live to speak a word to his
heart broken wife. He had lived in Rather
ford for years He leaves one child.
Effect of Proltlhltlou In Iowa.
CHICAGO, May ail—A special from Do-
buquc, lu., says: In an interview Internal
Revenue i'ullecfor Webster, of this diell'lfl,
stated that the proMbitery law incruaied the
sale of liquor in lows. This year he has
IBM 233 "mm liquor licanaea all“ M
year. The number of whoicfltlo dealm II
slightly be» than before the prohibitory law,
but tbesalesm larger and the quality of
liquor sold In poorer. Not only have the
salesiucraaasd, but since the decisimofths
United States supreme court in the ease of
Bowman Brothers, the llarshalltown brew-
ars, the importation: by expro- nf original
packages of liquor has been enormous.
Wholesale liquor houses have swung up all
alongthebordmof the state and are sup
ported mainly by lows trade
Man-ad on Their Own Baoognlaanea.
Btuuisoaau, Ala, lfay m—la the crimi-
nal court John and Gale Wyly, charged with
being memories to the llawesmurdersrs last
.Deoasubar, were missed on their own recog-
nizance. They have barn iajailsiucaJanu-
ary. There h va little «tunes against
themaud wltaeuescouldnotbefouad The
case against Albert Patterson, ordered, on
the same charge was nolle [no-ed.
A Prisoner Conn-its Bulclda.
Four Wavxu, Ind, lfay 21% I»
gaa, aged 45. was foumidead in his cell at
the jail, having committed suicide by tying
a shoe string, attached to a shortplecsof
rope,around his neck, and then fastening the
ropetothegrattng of his cell Iaiddownon
his stomach with his face not more than three
inches from the floor, and strangled to death
Charged with Embankment.
Noamtx, Va, Hay a—llugh A. McKay,
the deputy division clerk of the internal
revenue department, arrested in Baltimore
on the charge of unbeuliug $1,755 from the
United States government, has arrived here
and was connnittad to the city jail in default
of “.000 bail for further hearing.
A Items for fishermen.
Orrawa. Ifay m—An intelligence depart-
meat for the purpose of supplying fishermen
with informtionu totho movements of feed
and bait fishes is lobe astablishedat Halifax.
The reports received daily will be mapped,
aothatthemvemeutsoftbaflshcanleaaen
atagiance,and bulletins will he issued as
occasion may require
fears of Pool Play.
Cosroocoox, ll. ll, lay ill—About two
mmmmmmwlsm
wflilbhoro forawuterntrinandhasnot
beat heard fromsincu. Afawdaysagoher
truukwas returned bytberailwayolllc'nb,
butnotracaof its ownarcanbefoond,aad
it is believed that-ho hasmst with foul play.
lasso Willa.
Purssunn, Pa, May 23.—-The conted'for
the controlof the Republican conntyeonr
mltteshetwaenthe Minion and Quay
factions has recalled In a victory for llages,
who at the mty convention secured 53
votes against 22 cast for the Quay men.
Suicide lu l’ulrvluw.
Pantvmw, N. J., “ya—Charles hands,
amidentof thk town, committed suicide.
Bowmt info “IO . mm to
volver, shot h bio mason k
for the act, but billion. boobies ‘sns-
pcctsdofhaviagunsrttledhhtreaaon.
Ilnrrlbla flutragu of u child. ,
Arman. Ga, llay B—Csrris Hewitt,
10 years old, daughterofa farmer livingfivu
miiafrom Atlanta, was brutally unsalted
byaa unknownuegro. The fleadnunot
been caught. but the whole coutitry has
turned out for the march.
CONDENSED NEWS.
8m,Seuls & Boa, of Gardner, la,
bootandshoadaala'ahsvsa-ignad fit the
bsnsfltofthaircreditosa.
The cuptroller of the has au~
tharissd the Colehrook National bank, of
New to‘btgln busing witha
capitalofmm
Wileblsandwifs lettwuungtea
fwavldttothsthflhlthadiaaschod.
'l‘hsssastarywillretarato Washingtmm
Thandaynsxt ,
'11: Killer flock in Gluten, Il.Y.,wss
Olin
brunt. W
m.la,m; insurance, awn-calci-
dhhbwwbhondlu-y,
which“ I'aith‘aMMH
Palm“
Furlong.bl‘:yu—mai:sufsltm
bobcat) i t-dlsd axpu‘tlusats
uowgolaguaattbs tcfloor-
build humanity“ thsstlooalis
boughtfatoaetaal bylbspro
«.0an by m When,“ flew
hanhour with a charge of
ooaI,whiehilalIsgedtobalb
aver-whima-ths
madeosulmtbaatifty lapel-too.
on
FLOODSV M... wesv.
lanes of life and Grant Damage to I've»-
arty.
la-idgaatJimtewn, three miles souuiaast of
alive. ltistsarsdtiudrivusha‘vepeflshed.
wash-l away,andthebridgaara unapproach—
able.
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that. Umpires: l‘essendsa and Curry.
At Boston-»
(llflclandgslnapoatponadonmmnt of rule.
at ”nationalis-
Militants-
Croea Umpire: Ferguson
Batteries: Swarm-l and lloovev; Terry and
Visitor. Um] ire: Goldsmith.
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baton
Blues. Umpire; Clinton.
Batteries: O'Connell and loollc; Daley
Burke. Umpire: Knight.
At New Haven-—
Newark gaiaa postponed; wet grounds.
At [await-—
ofraia.
Panic In a 'l'ltnatru.
Manure, ll. Y., May 22—11» HcOihney
family flayed at Bunt‘sOperahousabsfoua
largesudiance. thnthaparformancawas
about half «-veraonseboy lath-corridor
cried"l"lnl" The cry was takenupinths
hotnesndiaaainstantawiidrnshwu
madefor the main dooru' The membarlof
the company rushed upon the stage and
auumbavofmsnnaarast tbodoormadohr-
culeanefforts to stop thorn-b. The
greater portion resumed their ssafa Several
women and children were severely injured in
the crab.
blunt Comply with the law.
' wa Yong, lfay m-Jodgs O‘Briende
cided that the New York, New Haven and
New York state law requiring pussngsr
cantobeheatsdotha'wisa tbanbystoves
orfum 'l'lieruadclalmedthatasonly
state we law did not apply to it.
Another in Illa WWI 300-.
meao, llay zl—A special from Tldla,
0., nys: John Harts, of Republic, returned
home nnachtedly and foam! Howard J.
this city, In his wife's apartment. llarta
ssiasuhnoldbayonet, keptinthe bananas a
robe, and fatally nabbed Kanasvnan.
Aura-d Cunpaayflatauchuvtar.
Ramona, Pa..ifayII.—a charterhas
bungrantedtothe Pittslnn-g,levch Greek
and Eastern llailwaycompanywspitalfl;
500,000. The uosnpanywill baildarailruad
mmmmummuuimn county,
toButlsr,l’a. Wilevhuispuidentof
thacosnyuny.
Allowarkiaaniaslurlarlda.
Jacusoxvxuz, Kay n—Warran Teach,
ofNewark,NJ.,disdwhils hathiaginths
sin-fatPabloBsach. Bawasmento throw
Noumea, Gena, lay n—Wiltiun A.
flsurhasoifsrsdtlmlw foraYounglsa's
Wandafloahufldlaghan.
muomebnhxlbsdflmdsul.
uw-uyussuaurm’
music-on. lawn-(human
EVEunn' Ivvtshlsllsnllhur. ml. an
a l so lbs. at see neon.
SUPERIOR
“A (insurance That Should he until-natal."
Cutaneous, lio., lay titan-ad river
aearhereisgrsatlyswellenaadthetmtm
unloaded. (irsatdamagsandiouief llfeis
reported. Three teams and wagons wars
foundiadged In the driftwood around the
this city,“ taken out,two of thetsams
Alltbsfu'ry boatsonGrandrivw'hsvsbeea
a
[II . .
Batteries: l'crsoa and lack. Hutchinson and WE fin
BIKING PUWIIHI
TIIE I’IIIIEST lllll IEST
ls made only of atrictly pure grape cream
of tartar. strict! pure bicarbonate of
manila-man "adenoid-tarsus
nonnative. aothin else whatever. and
II warranted entire y free from alum.
ammonia. phfosphsteal, “Find”?! ninth
a in tennis requent on a '
powder». The charyacicr of unsung
and. thur purity. and the nicely of their
eombhmiien. render Cleveland’s angular
bakingymwilertheuxetheslthful moat
aoonormcalin tomanditalwa salads
wholesomemutritimmandds one food.
It is recommended for urity. be-“hful-
seas and eflim'sacy by rum. 1 and
Stats chemists. chemhta cf Br of
Health. and profs-aura in inatitut. .~ of
learning throughout the country.
Bold only in cans. full weight.
o. a 0.1m
mmmnecreet
I“
Association.
at munilio— PERFECTLY PURE.
miunfi'ff' . i) a i. l, 1’, f, 2 2 3:: A sols-i ominous BEVERAGE. rev 11'.
Batteries. stranoaaad Cook, Kilruy and Tate tavfluvwmcy etc. 8133!:an
“myrtle: Gun-my. if is the "Willi“? (liztl‘f. Luv, cka from
Al Columbns— " »- ln-st phaltlllllntd ‘imli'l: wanton almolutely
Columbtl.... ...... l O O 2 2 O 8 I I-“ 1 J. .013"... (pp;,tieslsiltvmuuusor«darling
Cincinnati ........... 3 O O I 2 0 7 i 1—“ 1 Hr? 'lhcpar‘daysorw llerrwiim’ly fl ‘9‘
W; Windsor and (l'llonnor, Smith and |.. ‘ \n'WLfv-d l-zti wmnt. lt iv townie M.-
Baidwin. 'Umpirc: Holland. at. -':.l i.. Lru lint] th-~ l-twergradra
1 5: Cuiicttal Tea Co" L't'l,
:jFrr. .15 Hurling Slip, Kctt' York.
l‘s‘t‘ Nll( Ly llu' fur-rd "mu-rat.
l". D. lulWTON £120..
Ctsvatun limit”. Am". Ii.
South borwalk, Conn.
Byucuvolnndon game postponed on account
The Kladllag Wood
moon'swutbissalog‘uttobtadisaay «aim
c. v. woman.
m if Wan he luv-ill.
A” S. Ii‘ERIIIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Illa Watch lspalrlug a heartily.
as 'uahlugtul It” - Iultl lwrwall.
CANDI ES
“all“ Milla-
BAKERY!
-~—-<e ww ~~
OOIIUOOPIAI. caanv 1018. sods fall short,
meat or «mental candy.
HrsJohn Holland
MUD“! IWI.
film’s LIST
”of”
illllfli'ili Ciflll‘i.
Milli BBAOONSFIELD,
u AFRICANA.
OPERA”.
lat VISTA.
PANB'I'BLAB,
".03 DBGABBA will,
RADIO!“
LA CAROLINA.
BELLA ROSA.
Jill’l'flllwfi.
in addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty five diflerent brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the moat fastidious table. Pen-mu that
are in the habit of buying by the bi x are
invited to call and get prim, which will
be found reasonable.
EREALE.
“m ”u- n. L'uounumu.
$3,373.1': ''''''' i ‘3. 'i i ii i 22:12 cuts. 11. reams, The Dustin.
Cor. late and Wall Streets.
N4
DAILY FREIGHT L
“oi.” 2 :1»: 2 z 3 33;: Nfll'llfllk Milli Yfll
-'I'I'll PROPELLERB-
«z
WAD persons are
employm-ut the beam
theownera thereof.
The Old and Reliable.
forbid trusting-a of the
oftalalinsouae’cnnatof
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlsl lites-er,
btxxvdtbspeopletorasumathsir seam-tut
quieted down, and in a few minutes the
Hartford railroad must cinnply with the
twenty-fonrmiiesofitstrackwssinthh
awellknownmrrisdmand
tape ilharles,
Capt. Fred I. Byxhea,
wmmlakiaglluny Trips to Newka
Monday, April 29, 1889.
comfort. Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
rag
1“:
Se. lierwaik to flew York. single
New and Second-Hand
WAGON 8,
New and Second-Hand
CA‘RTS,
mummy-meatmuum ‘. .. , A Lot of
muwo s o s o s s t 045 , ’ ' i '
WWW“... mm W" 0‘ “0m“ 3‘ mic, Cheap Horses,
WM 0' _ "I vnu make daily in Sundays in
“‘9‘"- W wen New lovwalk and souls
will; - l o o s o s l s a—isg yawn] "$21,1de 'ui A Good De 0‘, “'3; on
'mm‘35-1m-gs.‘ ‘....° imam...“ fiwfiufimfi, W" p , F ’
(8m. 0 . .
"it"? 33“" , , m.» m ... “,3 line Grocer 5 Wagon,
mfg 0 w a gragu:lt‘:l.lraad:'g :l-r‘uazrgguud one Butcner,‘ “ agon‘
" “0..
Batteries. and
“In!“ umpm: w”. I'M. “‘“mm ”W 0' xm' FERTILIZERS
M 8W ggwhavcin'ggwwanor'gm. off ,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
Barn-Yard Manures.
RAYMHND BRflS
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Office
as
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FURNITURE,
BOUGHT m I019.
The mum- an
eleven: “mums-
23E '3
351mm "fl
beetles”
a
' Ann-m
iii!
mane-urn
Carpets, Stoves, to,
w. P031033. ,
Bout-a s|., W
mm me};
70——
Fauell’: Healmrtm ill
fill IJIJI NERY.
3 Water It" Norwulli.
Ween selling No. II latlu llfi
ivo-
Ova-evaluab-
ueta. Ia inane tse-
waa award. absvsiastrsustvsda Ma
efoanehtsathwbsada Nada-boasted!
minnow. afali lineal tafaaucqs ran
up.
MRS. FAWCETI',
a Water at . . larwalu.
Have You Heard it i
No, What is it t
Ilunt & Zelnll' Keep the
Nice“ Market In theClty.
Bilii BUCK Lillil‘lilli
Delivered sva astavdsy using.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
wanton-mum \
lumps, Lettuce, Baillie:
axififi'éiim.
Importedsardlnaa.
wantlathsuwkelllaayeaa-pt
fmhcvery yst
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilt.
ac so. so. and so «no. Deabla non.
Embossed Gills
New Styles, at ‘uc. Double lull.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper litre,
18 North lain St...
South Nos-walk, Ct.
OME
Specialsimutinu
‘h—
Ambler & Sammis’.
40 yards Fanc Mattin
roll) $4.00. y g (by
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67a.
Bargains in Black Pcau'de-
Soic, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadame 97c.
Bargain in Black Faliie Fro
caise, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flanncls, kc, rel
Trip, lure-u; Excursion, 70 coals- mm 1. want or use; to
'lhetiteamerwiillavethsonNatouantvalof mbwhmmfl Inna the-t9 (laced from 40c to 250.
"We”ulinlcavla‘po. Norwalk at 1.50 a. call I“ m5 M HIS. frrii .,
hfiimillfiifim%§:&"fl mmeflmma'fifl'flififl say one 10" Plaid Manuela, &C., re-
{ifii‘a "mwm "hm " m %%T, 'i’vi't'efil'mflfi'i' a? 11in: (laced from 50°.“ 380-
Alwsys Take the llsusateale blue. “I“ mm ' a One lot 54inch Tricota, ac”
rfi'mmnnua-gflizmun do. It?| “ ’educed from 853 w 50". i
3105'“ "Wfifig‘lfifih_ ‘ One lot 221cc]: Plaida, be.
c uom.aseut.wmrom.émn. Ira "m. M m M u ‘ reduced from 250 to 130.
v ‘ , fruslcumhvicbtna’atl-mlatall A dman {h “h “I .
[101 BATON“; RAILROAD. udflhmflm.mw n _ y 0 8115 W0 y 3
ounces 1 nouwsu nmstos. m 1.. 53'3"... mm: M" “new” °f “1°“ buyer‘-
W... W liBLEMSlflli
LvJIorwalk. l.v.8o.Norwalk. Av.Wiha ru- - 1
3E? fi? 5?“- Builders Hardware, FINE
unnun. IWfi-‘l- form...
are .. 555 .. . P‘“ "Ts, mu REPAIRING?
9;" " " "”4“," ’m “ " OIIS Varnlshes.
I... ———-—' ...——u— ,
‘9'" " mum. Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish. smun vellum.
1;.le measure-It. um —-—-— .
339'?“ 3.315;“ may Wire Stool Door Mats, n" I’m—”t " .
us " sis “ else... _ Mann-annual. “'“k ' “m‘ “‘15!“- t
not '- _ meek-n, an a. mm" m ”f" 0‘ lanky...
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