CBOIII A8 IIIIIDEIIEII.
His Body Discovered in
‘Sewer Basin.
("HER 'I'Ill'ltlllllltl IllSl‘ill'A'l‘l-lll.
flan, Evidence. of the Fearful Death
Which Ila Cultured—A (‘tew Through
Witch ltta lard-nu Itay Be Copland.
The Ilody ldouttled.
Cllcaoo, lay ltd-The body of Dr. P. It.
Walla, the lriah agitator, who dillappoared
fruuhls home two weeks ago, was found in
aeatch basin on Evanston avenue. A towel
was wrapped about the head, but the rent of
“I body I'll filth naked. Thu Catholic
charm. called the "Again bill," which the
doctor always wore next his skin, burllt'tltltitl
wt lib neck, was untouched.
0n the head were tho marks left by a demon
deepcuts, which had severed the scalp and
tudeuted the skull. It is tho opinion of the
ydiee that Cronin an». [outly lnnrderul.
Found in the llaaln.
The lady had app..rc-ntly been thrown Into
thebasin, for the Ilt'lllI was down and the
feet and legs were in the server opening.
The corner oi Fifty-ninth strwt and Evans-
ton IVf'idl‘ I1 about 900 yards from tbeAr-
gyle 1m Ii .‘a'lun on the Chicago and Evans-
tm Illt..l'li of the t‘llimgo, Milwaukee and
lit. l'nn. railroad. It is .‘but two or three
bitch: from the lake and about nine-tenthsof
a mile north from the mmcr of Solar street
and Evolution avenue, where the empty trunk
was found on the day after t'mnln‘s disap-
pearanm 'i‘llcre are four catch lasins at the.I
inter-section of the streets and the body was
foultd In the one on the southeast corner.
I‘vlauds Identify the Body.
Immediately upon taking the body out of
the last!) the lake-view police station was no-
tified. The body was stretched out ill the
Lakeview morgue, which «copies the front
room in tho banment under the station. Tele-
phone met-rages were sent to the city police,
and-n hour after the finding of the body a
dam of (.‘roniu‘s friends were at the station.
‘ blur the body was more ymitively identi-
fied by Conkliu, the saloon keeper with whom
(koala lived, and James Boland and Patrick
ltcflsry. In the evening Dr. J. It. Brand,
president of the Cook county bmpital staff,
mtefully examined the body and ptsitit’t‘ly
identified it as that of Cronin.
Marks of Death.
Bodhcovered upon the bend the following
flats and bruises: Over the left temple, a cut
Winches long, through the scalp and into
thesklzll; over the left parietal bone a cut
one and a half inches long, which also lzlarked
the skull; alsoacut one and a lull! inches
long over the frontal bone at the junction of
the left parietal; a cut three inches long
thmgh the scalp and marking the occipital
btmc; another, two inches long, also marking
the occlpltal bone; a large brunet: back of the
foreheal'i on the right [Ilrictal bone, and near
it two nits, each an inch long; bruises on
the left leg and severe contuslons.
The doctor said that the blows [fillet have
been nwle by some sharp instrument, per-
haps an im: pick. He said if the instrument
had not b on sharp the skull would have becn
fracture], whence it was only indented or
marked by the blows. Dr. Brandt examined
the hair found in the trunk at Bvanston ave-
nue, and stated that it was Dr. Cronin's hair.
The Body Wan Carried III the Trunk.
Thoreau other reasons for believing that
Cronin's body was carried in the trunk.
There was cotton found about the feet and
under the chin of the corpse of thermos
quality as the cotton found in the trunk,
and the threads of cloth found in the cotton
In the bank corresponded in awearauce
with the threads of the towel wrnmml about
(Malta's head. When this tosvel was re»
moved part of Crouin‘s mustache came with
it, dlowingtbat decomposition was already
far advanced. The body was much swollen
owing to its long stay under the water in the
hub; However, there can be no mistake as
to the identification.
“It Is (.Yunin's body,” said John 1". Smu-
lou. "I knew it the minute I entered the
andwasaseertainof it. thenas I am
now, after making a most careful examina—
title.
“It! had nothing the to go by, I could
Idatify it by the teeth. Cronin had two
hrgu front teeth remaining in the upper jaw
and the left eye tooth gone. His lower teeth
weredark in the center, placed quite far
apart and rounded in shape.
“I can Identify the body ubo by the shape
‘dtheforcbrad,by the exmssionoftbe
month, and evenhy the hair, which remain;
and the mustache and the goatee.’
Vlctllll of Ion! Murder.
“I believe that be was therictiln of the
foulstof murders," he continued, "I believe
fluttbefact that the ‘Agnus Dei' was um
(smelled is um significant.
“The malicious that we have all along en—
tetainedastotbemaunerofhisdeath were
wdlgmnndal, audlupccttosectllc pay»
but“! of the deed brought to justice.
‘Wa’sfrleuds and fellow workers will
marenomoneyorpainstolxing aloutsucb
armlgundwillnotstop until the instiga'
tors-wdlastheperpetratorsof the crime
undiscovered”
4 A Baa-win Bursts
Ianxrox, K. 11., May Zt—‘nlo heavy
ruinoftbernsttwonigbtacausedtbenppc
WeftbeuttlstonWataandBlectric
ldgbtmpaay,t50 feet above the vtlhge,
announce-no.
InYoax, Maya—Michael 'l'cbigwlu,
dl-tqsadlaxh'ehof Austria,w'.:o
“Ukulbeehthecbawtouruu—
mhegaatbsdeddingmfarthecbam-
dtbewovldaudthetldlnprb
“lawman-congrats at!
yesterday afternoon. Both mu
”carefully-ad deliberately. At
m.wbsnareeuwutaken,thirty-one
mov- had been msdebyWehandfhirty
”mahamdbdngmspuwn
H.
i
ontdhcruaeomfwtableposiu'ontoberfeet,
ofwbolmlepotsouing on the farm of Ir.
Haydn has been reputed. The fault,
methamhtldaudhtredmanaredmdlydck,
andtwoeonaudubamlisdeadintbebsra-
yard. ltwouldeelan, humtllsdeatbettbs
animshtbatthepoisalumefmtbewdl
Ir. Hayden hm sick Sunday "wing,
Mdufll‘thnlfilfl his method. Inui-
owning the hired man
A TOWN IN A ‘YATE 0' m
learly livery Is- In Forest (‘Ity Armed.
Heb-to Driven In by the Mob.
Foam t'tTY, Ark, Mal- L’li.—~Il has been
reported that an attack would be made upon
the jail for the pnrpum of iilmttng the
Neelys, and every preparation was made to
meet it. [humeral wall abandoned and a
lull army organilvd. ”WW were sent
into the usually, and fully 1.50 well armed
men came in, and nearly Mel‘y man in town
untied hilllsclf.
A strong guanl was poem about the jail,
and pickets were thrown out along each road
lmdmg to the plum, while a large reserve
forcewnn held at the shcrilPs ullico to be
available at any tlt‘blfld quarter.
liu-ry [lung was quiet until about 9:th
o'clock. “Ilt'll allula were heard at theuorth
end of the town and the l't'ltl'rt'u was at once
orderel to “lull in.” A volley followed by a
scattering fire was then board. when one of
the pickets run In and rclmrted that a mob of
seventy-live or a bulldrul ll en had aunt-kid
them.
The reserve force at once went to their ae-
aistauce, but the mob bad withdrawn after
an ”change of shale. A number of horse-
men led by "lb I’n-witt then Illarted In par-
sunt of the mob, and it i- quite probabiea
battle will have bun-n fought.
At 10:30 uotlllug IllItI been heard from the
party, and there was no more hlmotiug. No
one was wounded in tho I-kll’llllhil. Mlle-rill
hard has wine-I the governor for trmps.
The fact that the negroel in Ht. Francis
county outnumber IhflWllIlt‘il by‘ about 300,
and they have a number of “late allim, on?
millions no little alarm, and the town has the
appearance of being ill a state of siege.
THE POLICE WAFI.
The Ila-(‘olllmtsaloners Prefer Charges
Against t‘lllef Murphy.
szlts'n' ('l'I'Y, hilly 2:.—Tho live dcpoecd
police nemlliuliouvm met at the board of
works office. After a long consultation they
were called to order by Mr. Dam Charges
of insubordination against ('lln-f Murphy
were filed without being read by Mr. Iblberts,
who actedns clerk. The meeting then all-
journal.
After the meeting broke up the-alleged
ofliclals went down town with It. B. Seymour.
Ex—tlllief of Police and cx'b'atrcet Commie-
llioncr Michael Nathan was found at the Elec-
tric Light company's office and accompanied
his callers to the Weldon building, where
another mnferl-nce was started. Dame ltnlnur
not-ruins 3dr. Natlluu with being willing to
nlakealcgaltlgbt for the "with?“ of chief
of police.
It is also uudentood that the llcpuecd cons-
m’mil lll'ht have dctcrmlnwl to app-lint a
number of patrolmu-li and to attanpt to put
thcmupou pod duty. If anything of the
kind isdonc there will be trouble for mine-
body, as the new cliarulr pollen board, which
isinrccognizrd c~ntrui of the department,
has ordered the mammary arrest of all pen
was impersonating "linemen.
Equally prompt action will Isl taken against
all oid cllartl-r boldovem who may attempt
flttlt'fylIlolIt‘t‘lfilln of the supreme court if
it is In favor of a new charter.
ANDREWS REMOVED.
The Capitol t'mmnlaslon Appoints Edwin
A. Ituruhaln Ills successor.
ALBANY, May 2l.—-Govcrnor Hill, Lieuten-
ant Governor Jon-a and Speaker Cole, com.
prising the hard of trmtwa of the statecapi-
tnl, met and annulled Edwin A. Blfltllmm,
of Wayne county, sugrrintcndent of public
buildings in place of ('barloa Ii. Andrews,
whose term of bill-"o expires Julie l.
The app-nntmeut of Mr. Durnllam takes
Qfltl‘t on June l. Tile appointee isa Dem
era! and wasn member of the assembly in
Dis-’3 from the Wayne, county Second district.
He know general manager of the Wayne
County l’rmsrvlng company. He is a nel-
dicr, having enlisted on Sept. ll, 130.2, in
Company C, Fifteenth Vermont volunteers.
GEN. DRAKE IS INDICTED.
The Veteran Zounvc Commander Moat An-
swer for Criminal Libel.
Em N. J., May zit—The grand
jury of Union county halide] into court
three indictments against Gen. J. Madison
Drake, commander of the Veteran relieves,
for criminal libcL
The complaints were made by cxi’ongmn—
man Amos Clark, Jr., ex-Aldcrman Charles
B. K. Halsey, teller of the National ”State
bank, and William B. Doland, a prominent
clothier. .
Gen. Drake was arraigned at the bar to
answer to the charges and pleaded not guilty.
Ex—County Collector Patrick Sheridan went
the general's bail for 81,500.
The trial was set down for next week.
A Public force.
Boa-res, May zt—In obedience to a notifi-
mtion from the police commissioners about
fifty proprietors of hotels in Boston met the
aluminium-m, all-ensider the prom inter-
pretatimn of the clause in the Iiccns: law re-
ferring tn the mic of liquor to gut-sh; Tile
commissioners said that the practice of sell-
ing liquor to people who simply registered
must be discontinnw, and that nobody will
lemidemdaguestunlenbehircda room.
The [notice of cloning the doors and blinds
at ll o'clock, scaling the custmcrs who hop»
pentobeiusideandallowing them todrink,
must also be abandoned. The hotel men
smilingly Icquiuced inall thatwecem-
l’anny Davenport’s Tall.
Kw You, May 23.-—Fanny Ihvulport
wasdriving on Broadway in a Gllscy house
crupr, bound for the “shopping (Ii-aria.”
\l'imn opposite the Victoria hotel the coupe
collidedwituaussbcart. On one side the
asbeartjerkedoffawlmlandthecartrscks
didthersst. The bind wheels and bars of
Nb Davenport's crepe were pulled off. The
rurpartofther'upeaud its fair occupant
came down on Broadway with unexpected
rapidity. Manager W's. 0! Minnie
Palmer'sar-nany. as’isted Mi. Davmport
and she went down toward Twenty-third
street.
an lad. filth.
Wanna, Kan, May n—a pecular cas-
Troable Over a bud Body.
mmya—uamomnau
mystllatottbs func-alafl‘rasic whedtsd
A Decision In the Great Divorce
Suit.
N0 CONFIDENCE IN THE Jlillf.
In Charging the Jury the Judge llude It
Espllett that If They Agree as to Illu-
(‘artcr's Guilt the Verdict Ituat It. for
the Husband.
Calcauo. May flit—Tho jury in the t‘arter
divorce suit has brought in a verdict in favor
of the husband and against Mm. Porter.
50 terminates a case which for five weeks
has drugged its mutational length through
the courts and the Wampum-rd, tultl which
has probably surpusuui In general interest.
any (use of it» sort ever brought. to trial. .
The jury was locked up over night, having
scllt word to Judge Jameson at It o‘clock
Tuesday night that they could net'ngree.
There was suit and «motor suit involved
in the cam, Mrs. Carter alleging cruelty
against her husband, he filing cnas charges
of mlfaithfulaeia.
The Judge's Charge.
la sending the jury to its mom Judge
Jamil-son dwelt cxplicity on the allegations
made by each skis, and charged the jury-
men that if they found Mrs. Carter guilty
of all or any of the four acts of adul-
tery of which she was accused their verdict
must be for the husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter both out through the
chasing hours of the trial, the latter quiet and
sedate, the former somewhat restlvo'undsr
the bushings of his wife‘s counsel.
After the jury retired the two parties to
the suit went to their homes, each leaving
one of their counsel to receive the verdict.
The implication of State Senator Pierce
and Kyrle Ilelch, according ts) the tcntitnony
on the hmlund‘u sale, has given the case
lunch special lull-rest in New York, While in
Chicago it has anal-ed n feeling which was
shown to soon: extent in the basics that unn-
gled with the applause as Mr. Bellow ap-
peared upon the stage at. McVickcr's theatle.
The Audience.
'1‘ he court room was crowdnl with eager
sprtators, and when the foreman announcul
tin.- verdict a buzz. of excitement ran through
the room.
Lawyer llyncs' ruddy maintenance grew
rcddcr than ever, and he fell back in his chair
With the air of a man bitterly disamlointed.
Lllwycr Incscb did not take any pains to
conceal his jubilation and Imlie Cartcr's
younger brother aplmred to be the happiest
luau In the court room.
)lra. ('nrtcr Overcome.
Mm Carter was seen later at her richly
furnished apartments in the ltlcbclictl hotel.
There Were dark, heavy rings under her
eyes, which showed lilo terrible ordeal she
had pasta-d through during the night.
When told of the \'cl'vllt‘l she ghsped for
Month and her eyes llllu-d with team.
"I d.d not exp-ct it," she said. “Last
night tin-re “em liveof the jurors for mu
How could it have happened! Oh, it was
cruel, crawl!"
'I'lu- Wl-lilflfl “as plainly ill bitter distract,
and any further attempt to interview her was
lbs-Inst
0:10 of the attorneys for Mix. Carter said:
“This trial has resulted infauiousiy. I‘er jury
and bribery bow been and against thin pow
woman, and she Illi'l been hounded around the
World Ill order to get the te~timony against
her. .
”There it Hi I.» a re: ulsion of public opin-
ion in her favor, and she will get justice
smile now."
The light in the jury roun lva»: long and
bitter.
J mt before ll o'clock Tuesday night a ballot
was taken by the jury on the general Laue
and it then stood seven to five in favor of
Indie Carter.
A System of l-Zaplonago.
Tbrtc out of the live spoke strongly in favor
of Mrs. (’urtcr all the evening after sum-LT,
undone of them denounced the system of
espionage that had been practicedon her-—
“Hunting her around the world," as be ex-
pmewd it.
The incident of twisting thechild’s foot was
argued pro and cell, and Mrs. Carter‘s cham-
pions said it was utterly improbable that Mrs.
Carter would have behaved to her own child
so as to merit a blow or a push, or any such
form cf romenstrnncc.
When the jury first llallotoi, it is under-
stern], it stood six to six on the charge of
cruelty in Mrs. Carter's bill. ‘
WILD RUMORS IN WASHINGTON.
A Story That England “1“ Attempt to
l’rotcet Illicit scaling Vessels. ‘
Wasmxo'rox, May zt-the story is afloat
that England has decided to send a man of
war to Alaska to protect the illicit scaling
vessels flying the British flag front reimro
and condemnation by the United State; under
the provisions of the recent proclamation
issued by President Harrison. and that there
is great excitement in mammal-ace.
The rcjxxrt goes that the Them, of the
navy, and the Bear and the Rush, of the re
venue marine, have been ordered to woceed
atonceto Alaskanwatemtoheadofl'theino
trade, and to keep peace or enforce the pro-
clamation at all haunts
This story is discredited at that
department, and Capt. Bennett, chief of the
revenue marine bureau, :tates that he has no
official knowledge of any effort on the part
of England to circumvent the strict carry-
ing out of the proclamation. The Tbetia has
been tinltml to cru’ce around Point Barron
to give all pestbleaid in the establishment
of the rvfuge station there, and the Bear and
the Bush will start on their regular enlist!
as soon as they are in condition.
air. “this flu Some Claims.
Honours, May m—A delegation of Brook-
lynites left for Washington to pay their re-.
spec-ts to President Harrison and ask for the
appointment of Supervisor 'l'belxlore B.
Willistothepost of surveyor of the port
They will urge the claims of Mr. Willis as
the man who more thanall other: contributed
tothe Republican victory in Kings county
in the lat campaign.
A Reporter flakes Charges.
Pamzlrula, May tat—Warrants have
beenbuedforthearrestofthreemen,
min the insane department of the Philadel-
phia hospital, whoare charged with cruelty
loin-no patients. The affidavit was made
by Reporter George W. Symonds, who had
hall-elf committed to the institutim.
flu-thy D. Bulllvau's Rou- lent.
Anaar, N. Y., May zit—Among the
mill- docketsd with the conntyelck
was tale in favor“ Osage millennium
Anublym 'l'. D. Sullivan for rust of
a
The Knights and Msvs' Allianc- [latte
to (lepton the Waist-re.
linuuwoaln, tlay m—A political wheels
having for its object the mntml of the next
state leglllaturs has been started In Alabama
with fair pnlpeete of scene: It is nothing
lu- tllau a fusion of the hrmers’ Alliance,
the Knights of labor and all other secret Ia:-
bor organisation
The plan In for the Knights of Labor to
nominate osmlldates for the legislature In
every county In the state next you. and
every member of all labor organizations will
support these candidates. If the plan insuo
cendully carried out, it hassle-tat that the
labor calldtdalu can be elected in at but
tony countlesiu the state, which will give
llll'ln a good working majority in both
branches of the legislature.
legislature for the enactment of certain laws
ill the Interest of worklngrnen and organized
labor. Thole bills all failed to was, some of
them being vigorously oppmed by capitalists
and corporations. Ono bill, the millage 0‘
which was especially urged by labor organi-
sations, waste prohibit the payment of la-
borers in «tore checks. It was vlgomusly
fought and defeated by capitalism.
The movement to metro! the next legisla-
ture In the inherent of organized labor is
being quietly pushed, and the Farmers' Al-
liance and Knights of Labor have already
agreed upon it. The membership of the
Alliance Is now about H.000 in the state, and
there are upward of 100m) Knights of
labor.
MRS. GLADSTONE HONORED.
she Receives u Diamond ltrooell Contain-
? lug Ifer Husband's Portrait.
lloxnox, May “.51. ~Mrs. uiittlstono re-
eeivedasa [mat from the Women‘s Lib-
eral Mutual a diamond brooch contain-
ing a miniature of Mr. Gladstone copied
from Millais' portrait. Mr. Parnell and a
large number of members of the house of
conunonx Were prowl". Mr. Panloll spoke
of the happy change of feeling between
England and Ireland, and said that the Irish
party accepted Mr. (llmlstone's platform
without ulterior object». That platform, he
said, would enable them to build up Ireland
II a natulu without danger to the empire.
Mr. Gladstone, in reply, referral to his
mfeas the greatest gift ho had received at
the hands or Prevalence.
tryman had been mixed with scale censure,
but it wa-s llcttertolose praise than to lune
the bracing discipline resulting frolll free
public criticism. Words faded him to ex-
prom-l the gratitude oI'llis wife and of himself
for the affectionate kindness of their friends.
THEIR FAMILY AGAIN COMPLETE.
A lllvnrred Couple Itcnlurry and Abduct
Their Own Children.
b'lcwanx, N. J., May Lit—In will Mm
Ill-lotus Mullen, of Newark, discovered that
her husband was rccrcallt to his marriage
vows. Hhe filed a petition and was given an
absolute divorce in the court of chancery.
Tho custmlyof one girl was given to the
mother, and two boys, aged 9 and II yearn,
were regularly indentured to Mrs. Rosina
Scllinlp, in East Orange, N. J.
A month ago the separated couple became
reconciled and last Sunday they were re-
marricd. In tho nftenloon they went to
East Dianne. They met their two children,
who were driving home Mrs. Schimp's cows
They took lam-alien of the children and
brought them to Newark. On Saturday
Mrs. Bchiulp will apply in Judge Depue In
Newark for a writ of tubular mrpustore-
cover the children, claiming that they are
lawfully hers, and that she has educated and
treated them well.
THE CYNTHIA RUN DOWIiI.
Eight Lives Lost In - Colllslon‘ With the
[steamship I'ulyuulan.
lloxrluzlt, May Zl—Tho steamdlips Cyn-
tllia and Polynesian have been in collision
ncnr League I'ointe, a few miles east of Men—
treal. Eight lives are reported lost.
The collision occurred in the channel oppo-
site League l’cinte, about twelve miles east
of hero. Tile Cynthia is a Donaldson line
freighter, alld was inward bound from Glas-
gow.
The Polynesian was outward bound for
Liverpool with freight and passengers. The
Cynthia sank in about twelve fathoms of
water. The survivors _swam ashore. The
Polynesian pmceedal to Quebec in adamaged
condition. Particulars of the dlnster and
list of lent are still lacking.
fix-Sculls Kick on Scuba.
Bunnwoon, Illa, May " -An infuriated
mob of armed Italians from neighboring
(olivrlt': made their appearance at the Ill-Ill.
of the Chicago and Wilmington Coal com’
[any and prevented the colliers from resum-
ing work. They threatened to kill anybody
who “webbed," and aho to burn the shafts.
Tho mob numbered about $10, and the rioters
Were suppliul with double llurreled shotguns,
rcpt-suing rifles and revolver; Mayor Corry,
whoisaho gupcrintcndent of the Chicago,
“'iimingtou and Yennillion Coal company,
entered the riots-rs ott' wept-liming They
refused to go and told Corry that he would
be riddled with bullets if he appeared at
the shaft.
Newspaper Men In Session.
('narraxoooa, Tenn, May 2%. — The
Southern hols eulociation has mveued
here with full attendance from all citia
represented in this organisation and nomi-
ncnt New York editors and prominent tel.
graph magnate;
Coal Prim Adv-need.
Nzw Your, May ZL—The salts agents of
the six leading coal companim decided to
advance prices fifteen cents per ten for stove
coal, and ten cents for grate and eggon
Juno 1. Another advance next month is
expected '
State from Ills sweetheart.
wa You, May Eli—August Petrie, of
211 East Fifth street, was held in 81,500 bail
inthel‘lnexllarket policecourtouacharge
of larceny prefu'red by Ilia afllaneed wife,
Mary Klein, of 425 East Eighty-sixth stI-eot.
loungin- tho Ill.
Nzw'Yonx, May a—Willhln (l.- Ito-
manwbomadenu'e that Prank'lhmplemau
was the fellowwhotrladto injure um
AttorneyFollowsandInspeetu-Bym
no Gamma-Bomb.
Boa-loll Mayan—Dyan of
in ......n...‘ dmvmmil:
following wan Injured: Nebulae
Edward levers, liq-but M
Banndrrundltlblardltvkt.
Ir. ...-finmhllqk’I-u.
Tile Knights of Labor appealed to u..- last Ice Mn:
lie said am the“ W“
generous estimate of his services by his coun-
M; was-nested.
mag; ‘ .
Mun-ales. litre rum and m
Haters.
Han Faaaclseo. May Bit-11» Occidental
and Oriental mmpsay's steamohlp lIeIgtc ar—
rived, tlringing tibia-as and Jag-seas ad-
vices to Ivy 2.
Japan Mail. a newspaper, states that an
earthquake of mast manual charmwas
recordadatlm'lp mouApril ltllntbsflsb
molmleal observatory of the Imperial unl-
verslty at Tokio. The liarity of the
phenomenonlald not in tsvlolsuee.but II
theextremo slowness of ltloeclllatloul, a tak-
tagfmlnfonr to seven seconds town
one forth and back motion, chiefly in a
mutalplane lying south anduortb. fill!
were a few Vertical metkns, howsvc, of
equally slowpertoth The on lashd
ten lulnutee and thirty-six mouth, nodal--
done.
Yokohama pspen give an acmunt of the
severe punishment of two Japanese journal-
hts who published with a match a new tillers
al mutation picture skeleton on mesm-
perer‘s throw. Onewas sentencedtotllr.
years' Imprlmnnlcnt and fined, while the
calibe'rreealved (mo year in prisonand was
at
Count Herbert Bismarck Is to receive the
Japanese detoratien of the First Order of
InfltandGnndUrdsrotRlslngBunfcrhb
services In treaty revision and sugaxunmt
of Imperial advisers.
lleavy floods have done great dn tn
Ieveral provinces and in the city of Kin ,
sascmu.
At lit. (loom—
Ncw York ...... . ...0 0
Chicago ......... . .. 0 0
Batteriea: Keefe and Ewing;
mm. L‘ulpire: lit-Quads.
At Boston
Boston
Indiallupoltl .........
Batteries: (.‘Iarkwu
Buckley. Umpire: Much.
At Philadelphia-
Plllladelphia ................ 0
Cleveland.
. ................. 0
haul-Eu: summon and Ole
and Zlmnner. Umpire: Barnum.
At Washington— '
l‘ittsburg game postmned on account of rain.
Lanai-non.
At Columbus-—
Cincinnati game [unopened on account of w
ndll
‘1'
At Inulsville-
blutsvllle ........... 0000000l0—l
Baltimore ............ 008200601-41
listterles: Swing and Vaughan; Cunningham
and 'l'ate. Umpire: Gatfney.
Alstllouiu~
St.la)uts.,......... .0 0 8 0 010 0 0—!
Athletic .............. 310010000—5
. Batteries: Devlin and Boyle; Seward and Rob-
Ianoo. Umpire: Ferguson.
MKansuClty—
Kahlil)“: .......... I 0 l) 0 0 0 0 4 7
Wklyn ............. 12045010x—ll
Batteries: Conway and Donahue; (‘nrrutberll
and Visncr. L'lnpire: bolds' with.
Other tin-sea.
....... JOOOIOIOL-Il
..0000llllo—I0
: ermn and Murphy; Turner and
Earle. Umpire: Manning.
...00l000000—l
Jerseytlity... ...0 5 0 0 I u 0 o x—o
Batteries: 1...... and O'Rourke; Within]! and
Hufford. Umpire: lichens-y.
At Hartford—
.I t 0 0 0 0 I 0 H
...000000000—0
Betta-rim. “ leman and Derby. Millaaud
Sullivan. Umpire: Knight
AtWomester-
..o I I I I C I 0-"
o l o l e 0 0-:
Wilson: Fitzgeraldaad
Wullamll. Umpire: Clinton.
at buffalo—
Buffalo.. .....2 0 0 0 0 2 a 1 0—9
Tulcdl).......... .....0 0 I 0 0 l 0 0 0—5
lthtcriea: Fanning and Reedy: smith and
Sage. Umpire: West.
At Syracme— ‘
SyracuseJlolllOOOOOOOOI-l
l'oronto...00000000l°000—l
Ilattt'rhst' llllrphy and Walker: \‘lckery and
Icfluire. Umpire: Emslie.
At lbw-halter—
Rochutar. .......... ‘8 3 0 0 0 1 l) 0 7
b-ndon. .............. 301200306-8
Batteries: Toole and Toyrtlain and Murray,
Umpire: Bauer.
At Ilamlltou—
Hamilton ............. 000000000—.
hermit...,...........,.o 0 0 0 t) 8 l 0 0-I
Batteries: Green and Oldfield; slime and
Wells. [Inlpil-e: Decschcr.
Al .\'ew Haven—
"ale .................. 031200481—I3
Princeton...........0 0 0 0 0 010 0—]
Batteries: Stag: and Poole; Amos and Brokaw.
Umpire: John Kelly.
llnd for Workings-ca.
PITTSBUBO, May m—A Sharon special
says that a general reduction of 10 per cent.
hasbeenlnadeinthowaga of furnace cu:-
pioyes throughout the Bh'e‘uango valley.
This stflcts 500 men at Sharpsville, 400 at
then have accepted the reduction, but manu-
facturers acem doubtful whether work can
be continued even at the reduced experts.
as they claim that trade is very dull, and
the, flick.
wa You, May 23.-—Tbe Brooklyn Eagle’s
Washingtonqleclal says that at Tuesday's
cabinet meeting Secretaries Blaine, Windem
and 1W informed the Meat that they
would resign unle- theirwisheswere cus-
salted more than hitherto in lwgard to ap-
pntntnlcnts in and nun-gamut of their de-
partments. They deduced they did not
choose to occupy merely clerks! waiting
Answers It. Aldrich.
le Your, May a—Actor Walter Hair
ball has written a lettc to Germ
shfingt atllouis Aldrich, the actor, told
himilltbeyxueneeoteevenlwitneaes that
at the time of Minute-des- death
tbepbysicianstookfrmntbedead man's sf-
fectsadocumcntwhichtheydmtmyed. Hr.
nubhllrequestlthecorouertonnnum Ir.
Aldrich toappeurntthelnquelt.’
allowedto go as It voted. In Pocahontas
Godhedcballngedtwovetqaudtbedlsl-
laugeswaemstaiuedbythsclmmittae. ‘-
, anywhere. in New York or its
Sharon and lit!) at West lllddlaex. The .
still i'
SUPERIOR
IIIIIIE POWOIII
TIIE FOREST th BEST
la made only of strictly pure grs cream
of tartar, airlitlny pure bicarbpozate of
soda. and a er I lulrliun of flour as s
reservative. nothing else whatever, and
warranted entirely free horn alum.
ammonia. phmphntea. lime, and all the
adulterants flequently found in baking
powders. The character of materials
need. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination. render Cleveland's ell ierior
baking powder the mat healthful meat
econom cat in use. and it always affords
wholesome. nutritious. and delicious food.
It is recommended for nrity. healthful-
nees and eflicicncy by vernmcnt and
State chemists. chemist. cf Boards d
Health. and pmfcsaors in Inatitutioua of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. full weight.
Caveman erlllau. ALIA". N. Y.
TRADEfi
0. fl 0. TEA
no Mast n: Ever 05ml.
PERFEOTLY PURE.
A Mltfl’l' DELICIODB DIWEIIAGI-l. 'l'lti' l'l".
Tn. till tent at no :ttcl. Culity mm will
It Is the theater (inst-l luv. lrln-r'. from
lim bold plantain-n. and L‘idmlitcut ahmlutcly
l 4m: and the: from all alllll="fllll"lll or column;
mun-r 'ihe parka-1c“ are limeliratly and. d
a .rI VI lltltllul Ili'i wright. II is IUONttt'ult-
(initial Ill tire that the lower-grades
Cris-.29. l’: Occidental '32: Ca., l.‘t':l.,
fluid Odin, .15 Hurling Nip. New You'll.
I'llr Nile ll} lln' lit-r»! 'lrml‘rs.
F. l). I.AW'I‘0N 8; 00..
l). L’IIOIIIEDIEU.
CHAS. ll. FERRIS,
South Norwalll, Conn.
The Old and Reliable.
my FREIGHT in.
Norwalk llewlurl
-‘I’HE PIOPELLERI-
a.
V.
. am
Cltyol’ Norwalk Eagle,
Will make daIly tri Bandayv exeeued. for
height between New Fork, fleswalk and south
Nemlk. Willleave l’lerBJoot of Beekmaa
New York.evevv evening, except
o'elocll.andoo Saturn-v at 2 ma.
walk Bridge and Boat Nevwalk every
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Daub-try and Menu“ and
till-pang Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
U a
mum ewillbesaltfer
I,“
heave Non
of Norwalk
l'tloulo entathe Ci
k A; offlelgbt
this“),
will! pet-eons are forbid trusting any of the
employecwf the boat: of till-lineal mantel
tbeowners thereof.
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Pal-tie! Strainer”
Oane Oharles,
Capt. l‘ved I. Byxbee,
Will commence MakingDsily Trips to law York
Monday, April 29, 1889.
Comfort. Safely,uud Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New York. Staple
Trlpyweents; Excursion, 70 cents.
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrivalof
"Roommate" train leavl So. Itorwalk at 1.56 a.
in. Returning leave New ork. Pints Bast River
foot ltut 'a slip, as p. m . and em street. lui
Him. a.
Point.
1!. m., counseling with trains at Wilson
Always Take the Ilousxtolllc Lise.
I'm farther tutor-min apply to
I'll: SEW ENG”!!! 12m!“ 00.
. V. P. 8 G. 3..
elD‘KlY ”mascara“. ltew York.
0 E OLDS. Amt..W0snaPoint.Oouu. spa
uoussvoxm RAILROAD.
DallllUBY I: NOIWALK muster.
m Marry 4th. ISO.
Pane-gar I‘m-Ills.
sou'rn.
Lv.Norwalk. Imam-walk. Ar. Wilson Peta
73s. In. 7563. In. B“ a. n.
at? " 827 “ es "
tout “ 1013 " ton) "
1350p Ill. Imp-I. ttfl'lel.
tat " its “ m “
out “lined 6w “Mixed He "l‘x‘d
an en on a” It ”‘5 II es
9“ u u :0“ a. II 1081 II as
sonar.
:3 s. in.
p‘ " non'rn.
Lv.Wileou Point. LLBOJIOIVIII. Arm
1101mm lflunl‘x‘d ltOlIxad
.” M an ‘5 II I. .‘l M
845 " x9218a “ 93a...
Hot " l m. I.
2: a... .3.de :r :1"
.lu. “ "'
glove 635 “ with“
If: '
1010 “Mixed 1017 “Mixed toflllxed
seam.
align can...
“It": sun-l.
“M3 A Good Depot Wagon,
’l‘lle lest lttadllsg Wood
Mbbebadluold byO. '1'. Win bags of
so tbs. at 500 Each.
Oso our. worth is “rt to kindle say outluary
lo.
I). 'l‘. Lllolltllll,
Ilt tt Water BL. Nimik.
, ..muimrrm an”: 1
A. 1'1. IFERRIS, 3m..m.. “gamma!“
JEWELER. w"°m'°“,' . -
III ..I
Illsnloulls, Watches, Jewelry. "m“ n It“-
Hue Watch liq-lung a llpurlalty.
N Washington ttt.. lath Iovwall.
CANDIES
Oflllklndt l'IretL‘lu-
BAKERY!
.4»-..—
OOINUUOPlAB. CANDY TOYS. suds full assert.
aunt of maul candy.
MrsJohn Holland
MUDII'I BUWK.
a“ n ‘
llALE’S LIST
...—oy—..
illlllll‘ ll Cigars.
mun nclcossnnw,
Id AFRICA“.
tll'lZIlltfi.
ht VIa‘l‘A,
I’.INE‘I'EI.AS,
I‘Mtlt IDEIMBBALOSA,
ltAltllus l'.
he cinema.
BELLA noel.
JBPPEltsob.
In addition to toe nbove I carry it
Much of twenty five dill-tent brands of
Damn-slit: Cluhluflllll twin-v:- I can suit
the mom fit~llll|titttt tar-t». Persona that
nreiu the habit, of buying by Ihe box are
invited to call and get leC'tf, which will
be found reasonable.
H. R. HALE,
3
FURNITURE, *
BOUGHT arm sout-
loam:
M I LIJ NERY,
.35:
to
of
com
to en. a
Nicest Market In uneasy. ‘
BLACK ROCK Lillililiil‘
Fish, Oysters, Clams“
illalllll, Lettuce. Ballast.
Pure Inmates Out-ll).
fresh cvay
SECOND-IAN.
Carpets. Stoves, to.
--—-—-(l() Til-—
Favours Healnarim Ill
3 Water 8L. Harwell.
a selling NeJtlIatln '
i allot Innis {:0-
a. .w ”I.
cts. mat shave lashed!“ I '
N
I!
I
Ostrich feather buds. and “I
fortocta. “null-sermons
p. -
MRS. Flwcm;
Water at . Norwul It.
Have You Heard it?
No. What is it t .
Ilunt a: Zeluffli’eep ale '
Delivered every Saturday In“
Wholesale and Retail.
From Greens Ms every morning,
Imported Stu-dined. - . ' ‘
Anythlng want in the market nuns-pt .
yet
'l‘lie Drugglst,’
Cor. Main and Wall Street
New and Scumd Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses.
One Grocer’s Wagon,
(Inc Butcher’s Wagon.
PAPER alumnus.”
At 25. so. and so cents. Double as».
New styles, at 40c. Double loll. "
Palm and Wall Paper“ stung:
South Norwalk, Ct. .
HUNT & ZELUFF’SQ
Spring Styles ‘
Fine Line of Gilts 0'
Ensbossed Gilté
Painting, Paper Hanging.
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’B ~
1 8 North Main St...
FERTIIJZERS,
Grass Seej’d.
Seed Oats,
-59—
Barn-Yard Manures.
RAYM ND BROS
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Oillce
Any one in want of employment. or trolling to
ebsnge his other place, will and it will lay than to
call here and register their camel. dies fn e'
(lrntlcmen will be charged a... sum of as eta. If
you want to be , or cell. or rent. «enquire for any
thingyouean mhmuwewliladvmlseetlhe
once every day. We have a sitting room for Ladies
and one for Gents aloe
4
g :1
‘ a
i
s.
We luvcarutsunatwbereyoa can get anything
fromast-audwich to a full meal at all been
llasulb flied: orwerk: aloohfging.
fl: I’m ,Yolm uncanny, BEE ILVB.
No. a Water at, Borough.
A FULL LINE OF
Still?“ it
Ambler & Sammis
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67c... ,
Bargains in Black Penn-(lee
Bargain in Black Rhadame 970..
Bargain in Black Fallie
One lot Plaid Flanneis, incurre-
one let Plaid Flannels, &c., ..."
One lot 54inch Trioota, kn,
One lot. 22inch Plaida, to;
And many others worthy?"
llBLE
SODIE
ill
A
0 yards Fancy Matting I by
roll) $4.00. ‘ (
Sole, or Luxor, 1.00.
Fran: ‘1
caise, 98c. , ‘
duccd from 400 to 250.
duccd from 500 to 38¢.
reduced from 850 to 500.
reduced from 25c to 12k:
attention of close buyers: ‘
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire» steel Door Mats,
Somethinguewmadtbllaont.
w. c. QUINTARD,‘
Winnie
uatzottbe tum
a:
HOMERB.IHOYT.
lilllli.
FINE
fllowl Bmwmdfium' .
m” ' mam-eve
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