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The Portfolio Given William
‘ Walter Phelps.
.18 "'3 AND PUBLIC SERVICE.
‘Iuaws .- Crosby Appointed American
. one. as aiuaasria—a and Iksseh
y d Ila (uses—lasin- Commission.
' laws- lay o. to aunts.
WW, June n—t’mmiani limi-
saa “appointed William Walter Phelps, oi
MJ-aoy, to beenvoy extraordinary and
m pIeinpotentiary of the United State.
to (lunacy. in place or Hurst IIalsiead,
whicppointnamt the moat» did not coir
in in an interview Mr. Phelps mid. "l
"0 to the White
preddeat handed
iusmyccn-Iiaton,
expressing his
thankafor my serv-
io. at Berlin, and
mid it, gave him
greatpleasuretobe
able to reward ms
in such a snlistano'
tiaiiaanucr. lhad
notarpectedanap
pdntmsut in that
way, and was sur-
Iwissd by the sudden though cordial and
(rank manner in which it was done. I will
aotgo to Berlin immediately. There is no
loot-ity for my presence there just now. I
have finished the Samoan treaty, and that
ball there was so attend to. You can say
that I am pleased to go to Germany, where I
have already made the acquaintance of so
bnypooplc,andlhope to be among them
assoouasllook alter some of mypersonal
alalrs in this country."
Life of the New minister.
William Walter Phelps was born in New
York city in the year 1839. In 1860 he was
graduated from Yale college, and three
years later nweived the degree of Li. B. at
tboColumliia College Law school. In one
heretirod from the practice of the law. He
waselected to a seat in the Forty-third coir
gross In the year 1872. In 1880 he was chosen
adelegnte at large from New Jersey to the
Republiian national convention at Chicago.
The following year he was appointed by
Merit Garfield United States minister to
Austria, which position he resigned in 1882.
Thoracic year he was elected to the Forty-
dglith mngrcea Behas boena member of
tho house of repremntatives ever since that
date. Mr. Phelps isainan of large means,
and lives in elegant style at Englewood, N.
J. Be penance marked independence of char-
“. Protection and Mr. Blaine have no
liq! earnest friend than William Walter
Phelps.
WI. WALTER PHELPS.
Ills Latest Public Service.
Ir. Pbelps' latest service to his country
hobemhis amazing industry and cousunr
mate tact In thoconduct of the negotiations
alBulin concerning Samoa. That he has
la'oughtahlamean treaty home in his
pocket, as it were, is about as strong
CVIdusoeasone need look for at the entire
moi the labor of himself and his col-
Ieagues. Our dwartmentoi state insisted on
theperiect recognition oi America‘s claims
. .1 “Ward, chiefly as the spokeinau of hu-
” .nityfas against the aggrandizing policy
of Germany, and it is generally conceded
that most of the downright hard work which
pa Beside this, the ticklish posio
iouwf aflalrs often led to something very
wtatives of the three powers inter-
a need momma.
ery such instance Mr. Phelps has
Duuonetoanotherot thedeiegates,
and argued and finally convinced,
.itlLevery time,he accomplished his pur-
pueand achieved what only the greatest
tact-ad diplomatic ability could have at-
tainad,namely, the entire reconciliation of
firspartiesat odds, the immediate renewal
dactivo negotiations, thoiullest ounce-loin
slithepart oi Bismarck, and the ultimate
trinmphotAmericandi .
Ferthuaand tor his pruviousservicesto
Iboountrytho most titling reward at th'a
III. 'I lit appointment asministertotho
country in which he has already labored
wttlisomuchsucce-andhonorandgood.
Kassa- ior Basala.
ItisrumorodthatMr.Kasson,oneoi Ilr.
In"
med
talked
Ir
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8
JOI'IN F. IIGOI ARRESTED.
ls lulu mini, to the onus our.
the (resin Cass.
Caicsoo. June 27. ~The sensation oi the
by was the nuiiounmlnent that Lawyer
John F.1loggs,espiuiilent of Camp '5) oi _
thoClan-ua Gael, by which body It is held
that the pliysieiaii‘s death was decree], and
who was depamsd irom the president y of the
Irish-American club a few nights slum. had
been placed under arrest~ Investigation de-
veloped the {not that ho had been taken from
Ith lodgings shortly after midnight and
hiked up in the Warren av-ius station. lie
W brought down to “court house in I
patrol wagon. strongly guarlel by police,
and ushered without delay into the penance
of the grand jury. or an hour or more a
volley of questions were fired at him, but to
all evasive replies were returaul Ho par-
ticularly WIIJnNI to admit that shortly be
fore Cronin‘s murder he had made a bitter
qieech in Camp 150 denouncing the physician
asa British spy. At the conclusion oi lib
examination he was returned to the police
station.
Itamorsareagain current that other im-
portaut arrests are imminent.
W..F Lynn testified to having seen Cough-
lin in close conversation with his). mansion,
whose story that the ex-doteotivo oiiered
him money to “do up" Dr. Cronin was one
of the sensational foaturai of the inquest.
Nothing new or asnmtioual was revealed by
the testimony of Mr. O'Brien or the repre-
sentatives of the telegraph companies An
unknown man was brought before the jury
by Capt. Schenttler, and it was said he was
the author of the anonymous letters received
by the state‘s attorney giving information oi
the “inner circle" of Camp ‘1) and them
qdl'atuni who couiyuied It.
The Herald says the prosecution in the
Cronin cane ls becoming suspicious oi tho
loyalty of preteudial friends. From the be-
ginning oi the case loud claims have been
made by many members of the Clan-ua-Gncl
that the order must be held blameless, and to
this end they have seemed to use every effort
to lay bare the organisation in the interest
oi justice. The state, it is said, now has evi-
dence that at leiist two or three men are no
longer ,to be trusted, if, Indeed, their conduct
doesnot make Ihf'ln liable to prosecution for
complicity after the fact. These men buried
themselves in so mtentatious a manner with
the task of revealing everything illegal in
the order, that they were enabled to IIeenre
some information from the state‘s attorney
andthe poiim This knowledge, it is said,
was at once taken advantage of to assist the
defense. These laborers in the cause of jus—
tice caused the disbandlug of Camp 20. The
remit of this action was the destruction of
every scrap of written record in the camp.
This double dealing has really operated to
the injury of the prosecution, and the men
who were responsible for it will doubtlos be
held to account. It is stated that an oillcer
has been dispatched to the home of the Icadu'
in tin.- inovoiiient to disband Camp til, and
that he will be taken into custody unless the
words oi the deeply entangled camp can he
return-d.
Wixim’m, Man, June 21—31mm Burke
was arraigned before Judge Rain, and again
remanded until Tuesday. Counsellor W. I.
Perdne demanded his immediate dischargeoa
the ground that nocvidonce was forthcoming
losubetantinte the information upon which
lie was arrested. Judge [lain ruled that
when the United States demanded the extra.
dition oi a man charged with crime all rea-
sonable delay should be allowed to permit
the authorities of that nation to prove the
claim.
Detective Collins, of Chicago, testified as
to Burke's identity, and McKinnou, a Camp
dian Pacific railroad policeman, gave evi-
dence regarding his suspicious actions at the
depot on the day oi the arrest. The remand
was then granted. Burke was nervousand
eacited.
SELF DEFENSE THE PLEA.
Dr. Hollow Tells flow [In Murdered Editor
Dawson.
Cnsiiissros, S. C.. June '27.——'l'ho only
living witness to the killing of F. W. Dawson
has told the story of thetragedy on the stand,
and that witness was the slayer himself, Dr.
'1'. B. chow.
A negro driver named Harper, who was in
his carriage box near HcDow’s oflice at the
time of the murder, testified at the opening
of the defendant’s mas. He saw Dr. McDow
eater theotllce, andaiter four or live minut.
hoardayhiol shot, that two groans and a
quarrcling and gurgling voice, followed by
an excited voice, saying: “You mid you
would take my life, now I have taken yours.”
Then the prisonerwascalled in his own
hehali. Ilia lawyer checked him several
times when he became excited and brought
the story out slowly, Ilia story was that
Dawson, rang his otllco hell at about 810
o’clock. Witne- opaied the door and in-
vitod him in. Dawson said: “I've just been
informed of your ungeatkmanly conduct to
we at my servants."
Witness replied, “It Is untrue that l have
been nagentleumnlytooneofyourservants.’
Dawson replied: ”I give you toundcrstand
that Iamreswnsibleiorthat person (M
ingthegovernesel andwillhold you person-
ally respimsible.”
Witne-repliodthathewouldspeak toha'
whenever be pleased.
“If you do,” replied Dawson, “I'll publish
your conduct in the papers."
"Andi! you do, you inform] scoundrel,’
replied the wimb, “I'll hold you pasta-ally
respondble. (let out I! my once."
Upon this, witness said, Dawson struck his
htoflwithhboangandslalmedhim,
knocking him can the louse. Th- Daw-
sca slapped him again witne- drew his
pistol and shot him. Ines did not see
tha Dawson was confronting him or
not. Booniyknewhe was initiated him.
After shooting hiII‘Dawsoa turned and mid,
wflbiallhgt ”You'vokilled ma". Witn-
mid: “You’vetriedtotakamyilie,aaduow
I've taken years.”
When Dawson fellhaweut uptohim, idt
citryiagtodkagra’ve and harythsbody
hy-yingthscirennltsnou "emanati-
iagthat hesearalylnw what haw-ado
ing. Heaasdedthathctud thetataishot
in dfdsiwiss. Vita. adadtted that he
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Caterer for Weddlun and l'arues. Ice Cream
constantly on hand forihe sick and well. ill- celo
brstcd Root Beer. and Employment (Rhee.
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Undertaker .t Embiiliner.
ILB'fl‘ltiC slon'r cw. iii 'rns omen.
No. I Knight St. Residence. s sin 8L,
080 Bill Norwalti, Conn.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans tarnished and humans given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly aIIended to
h Ann street. near llsln
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Work done by the day or connect.
Oiloiwtofllavlland til. on Water. P..0 Boxoll
soon! nonwaui sariaos nan
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(:pea Dailylrouiom l!a..,m andfroin I leap. in
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If’lnterest allowed on Deposits
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JOHN EYKRIIIS. Vice— i’ree, '
ill—Iv. JOHNII. KNAI'I". Sec. unu'l‘: m
ATEN'I‘. ' .
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George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishm Undertaker.
Osilsndssemylargeslioifioiallkiaikoffumim
86 Iain ltruet,lorwall.
a1 tofurriisli f
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mm 19...:ritli deraice. lie. 3 place.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
3d Inchingtoa St. South Forwall.
loan H. smrn,
FLllBlS'i‘.
um STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
V. A. SGOFIELD,
nasomsns'r
'l'ke ltear of the Warwick lies»,
WMJWIorthesaleol
Second-hand Furniture,
And other lloasehold Goods.
Will take "meow. sell a eo—irliu.
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0- Watches, Jewelry. up.
min-aw'msa.’ loath sale-(ism ....m
mm apl‘l
8W” it BUSHNELL,
mummy-i
laaaraeaarer's and Painter's
BUFFLIBI.
888 'atcltn ”130:0", (.‘l'.
, alloompletaaad
[within it I tilt
iii-883.13.... ““2?“ ~3
will not be “#1”: ill!
erln all kinds of I
cemetery work.
P. W. BA'I‘ICS
II II
\l’lililllT n FLYh‘N,
Carriage Halters
AI d wanniarlun-rs oi
All kinds of Wu ons.
, Trucks. Carts. e
Miklndaofrspalrl prancilydoue
So u- rat new and “(0118de wseovis for sale.
lie or lfnad Carts only $3),
Horse-Bhoeing and all
kinds ofBlacksmtthlng
I’m-t of l’rIsI-IIIIII KL,
rlonili Nos-walk.
apl's ti ,
WAooNs
New and second hand
Buggies, l’liiietons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindim, etc.
I\ 1‘.
Call and See Them.
I “does to Suit.
- HENRY TILLY.
AilRight Again.
liming again got into my old staid. lly's Block.
Main sheet. IIVI re placed the goods flt’rlwyt'd aI III:
the by a much larger and better stock. I "like he
public to give me a call. i can show the hurt line
in town of
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, did,
And ( ii'cr them at lhe Inori fl‘lfllnhhii‘ ll'lfl'l‘
(m v we a call and you will he. raiisi ed iliiil there
Jronoonni:
iiiiilliiiiii'
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices l
The Best Goods for
the Least lioney
__AT._..
H. S. BBBWN’S
8001‘ & SHOE STORE,
Clark 1% Lane‘s Block
MAIN STREET
Hm, Bailey l in
——-‘ -00 ~—- _, ——
woon MANTELS.
noons,
sass. BLINDS.
Basin woon won.
0' ALL KINDS.
.M——-
,Lurze Stock of Columns
i'or Trimming
~—-——— ”1——
Plate and Sheet Glass.
4e.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Towing
_..___
Dumber Yard hetweenrailmid and carriage
Ilill al illlll nl Marshall Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halal, Bailey 8. Bu.
Nrw lines Coal
Thel'ariocn'l'ar Bap maker a line laihrranu
leaves Ihe skin cult and caveat-k; its cleansing
qualifiesI are first—class I like it.
“MIN. lusts-tnmuapda.
Nsw Dam. (use.
Gailltm— Baring urtd your Fashion 'l‘ar
myself, and Iadtng' II a thoroughly good article for
.tmretmh and heallus the shin. 1 char-
illly muaaseud it mwml.
I. STI'I‘SON.
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sac-rail. uiis JUlC
roam. s-riiwsiiniiv.
—ar-—-
Quintard di Son's, Drugzists.
ii lain Street. Norwalk.
AT LA8T
POPULAR PRICES
liars reached Ihls fair town.
E. C. 11E W K E,
u'n: or NEW 103K.
I“ OPINII) A
PHOTO STUDIO,
At No. “Washington at. Fonth ltorwalk, where
he will eloclto work In the highest style oi the all
uiliulmpertals d be“ Is Photo! f l 88
III an one are or rain II .
Alcor aiclah rates. Parties dashil t: rt
up aeiu -ecall tor rat. and laiorm ll
work Iui d In "the latest“ It. Y mucity style.
awful.- life sisemmfl 1.5M ity
-Ial attention to eh ldrui 0'“,All 5work guano
tel Polite and [tempt attention to all.
Washington It» Over Postofllco.
Befngeralorsl
AI'ULI. LINE
OF ALL SIZES
——ar——
Low Prices
—-"—
B. F. STEVENS",
Music Hall 31001:,"
GO '1‘0
lillllllEiHiilliiN’S
-—-roa———
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (830.,
No 8 hiain Street.
Fancy Delaware
COUNTY DAIRY
BUTTER.
Sweet. R.
250 1b.
Barley Oats
That wei ”me to Ihe bushel. Clean,
85 ghi and tar,
$1.15 per Bag,
0r 6 Bags at Shim-2.
Improblabweat his
larabsg. sameoatsce
Clllllllllli See Sous Bill Bill
Potted Tomato Plants,
01’ Till DIST KINDS;
——ar-—-
Billly l-Buuslnll’s.
CASH
Neav,
price than other cats at at
ling elsewhere at 8|. 5.
"' Buys By Business
ONLY LOOK!
Pifliui'y's Beet llcar, ,pcgbil- ................
ills
cuss
Elk:
5‘38
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M E A. er; s
sssvaniaresassrms’nsn.
want the choicest In“. obtained re
of trouble or cost you will Ind than aI my
Poultry [If all Ylmls
F. HAYES.
Dllflbl‘ll IIDOI {om-n IOWALI
lib illllll lilllll'l
Beet wVeaLlamb, masticadhssh.
m llama.
mkouldnallaeoamalogna,
Ii
’Home Dressed Poultry a Sprcnlty.
orders Delivered Prompt ')
CHARLES 81113
53 Washlnatoa Israel.
J .H Klinefelter,
Dth IN
llyals, Flsll flyslers,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons. E'rc
illlll. ll Y l H &H iiBlllll.
Tel-chamomile“
BBBBBil&iiBS BB
28 Main 8h, 80. Norwaik.
hats Flsl Byslus,
Frills, Yeletalles, Poultry, ill:
or All Kinds ii ‘l'kelr WI.
AT WHOLESALE AND 7 RETAIL...
II. I. BKNPI’I'I‘. new I. 8. HUBTID.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01'
Meals,
Poultry,
——AND-——
Vegetables,
_ Always neshuidaiamodanemmlddowdr
localldltb
Bynlral Bally
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onlers solicited and goods delivered to any par:
oi City.
.illliifliiil Sillil'liiil, Pi'lllli.
Have ‘You Heard it ‘2
No, What is it Y
llunt a; Zelull’ Keep the
Niccst Market in the City.
31.in hafnium
Delivered every Saturday morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Whole-Ir and ItelaiL
Asparagus, Lettuce, Baillie:
g Prom Greens Farms every morning.
Pure Tomatoe Catnip,
Imported Sardines.
For ,wsntlnthemsrketline an
HUN’I‘ & ZELUFF’S.
SEWERS!
. M. PIERCE
DIAL“ II
SICWER PIPE
ADD
General Sewer Contractor
lspiwndtomakaoolneetioaswlth melam-
[Isa-thud «humanism-n,
iathiselty lttc rac-tlylald
Iailoahll.
F. M. PIERCE
1st so. heath Nerwalk.0t.
I. IES‘ ores
wwm‘rb a away-8.3"”
for“ , "A“ la
dustbin-ms lulu. solely
the mom insiidiou-l.
islill’s llrug Store.
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We wish to call attention to our
SODA. FOUNTAIN
We run an elegant assortment. of
SEASONABLE DRINKS
All made from the best stock obtainable.
We me always 4 on 'y to serve the public,
GIVE US '
(lur (uni. twin and generator are both new and well aIIaleI toitie our
Our syrups are all kept in glass tanks, and More s mi cold a in g
i
We will niifllinn our most popular syrups and wztmu. ” 0 wit make | In:
Frosted Cream.
VANILLA. STRAWBERRY. ORANGE ruosuusrn union
sausammum. COFFEE. liOXlE. KUIYSS. '
CALISAYA. noor uuuu RASPBERRY.
GINGER. CliOi‘OLATE. sumo. Luis mics.
i’ULQUE. I'HOSI.
Mineral Waters.
\‘iUiiI'. niun ROCK. POLAND. uxcénsma.
and are confident that we can plat)
A— CAIJL.
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
Opp. Post Oflice, So. Norwalk.
IiiiilYi-lil
Paper Racks, Shelf Paper, in fancy colors. 'I‘ei
CALI. IN
New
We are closing our season in Baby Carriages at
”Children' :1 Bath Tubs.
183m POWDER.
WHITE BKLLEBORB.
"lures-lum-
U ’ 8 DB
DBATB ON FIJI SSTBOYBR'
Cor. blanks and
Children's Bea- side Pails and Shovels.
Large shipment just arrived for our Kitchen Department.
The Universal Store,
lio. 10 North Main St.. 80. Norwalk, Ct.
E. -~c.-.I.g;I::RRIGAN.
Til-MY lm
GREAT ASSOIt'I'IllT OF
F Milli GliflllS
rs Cotta Ware, Bisque figures In great variety.
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