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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 11, 1889 · page 3

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“ fieanldatta. Bounty-Inmate

Incantetpropertywaedeatroyed'
m wae Ilputded. The.

an (allow:
‘ “I“ ct N no“.
flat; . and 48. glovemaker.
lug". 60,a well knoxnred-
Mlfl, employed at glove-
l. Elm-Id we“
45, paint and hard-
15. employed in Ar»
1 etream at Fonda.
child.

the aldeaoftwohilh

them. It hllre

a town on the New

170 mile-tron: New

nttoereek,teamonthe'
W'Wm‘

' llowethrough
Dental-centenn- around irregularly
=1» arm-w"... .9: M...
> 0 other little
Mambo-yawn in the middle or
The rolling green hills that

, tothetnarecovued with hand-
Theplaceisveryrich aewell

iii: 'at
call? its?
a g»

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themillaaregloveandmitten
composing thetown’a chief indoo-

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felt a little uneuy about having no
den-around * Therewere two,
. and onthe (layad'ntta,
mfl-thmthatwerelookednpou
mammalikalythan anyot
othuetohealouoeoidanger. Onewea
leVane'aand theotherwaethedam
milk.

2 lt'aaaltranga storm.

Nil-yet the dinin- the thcrnitnneter
minthellnde. At half-part l
twoh‘eblackclcudeappearedinthealmoet
thy; oneelondwae in the northwest,
other in the southwest After much
tune-lanolinI venn' g the clouds ruehedto-
W w'l an accompniment d thunder
W Theplace whcetheymetia
-, a1 linen knolLthree milea andalult
,Iutlnetoflohnatown. Pereomwho were
watching thephenotnenon layitwaellkea
: damhtiatlntheakyoralthonghthebottom
i wall-toutdanaerialreeervoir. The
_ ,3 condemnatindropeoraheemlmt
ham-,llkeaeolidbody. Attheknoll
drovotreeflflo theearth,llatttmedouta
‘qneeclearotvegetatlonandldtotherm
tlencadagreatpremra All the streams
thatlowthroughand center in Jam“
‘hatmnoroarlng floods. Theyranorertheir
hnhandpmnedinriverethronghthetarme

~aadreatk Thetknubecamecataracta.

Lh-ied
todrlvathtanoif,huttheywouldnotgo. In
afewmoumta later the damat lcVane'e,
thraemil- npthecred, hole. It let all
theirnphmedwaterdown npoufliedamat
llollalilth-t halow,andte.dthatclaan
atdtheway. 'I'hntheaolidwallolwat.
medowathevalleyfihotetraightuacan-
anhlltor thethmatllulhandpiledthat
udtherut of the think it had collected

acceptance
bythaW;UeILllatonflchmedv.
commander of to Veenvltta; bloat. W. l'.
Mlatn; Chief Ingineer Abel, who h to
havecharge “WMWMMM
twoafitut-tglaeen lie
Watt-alien along theme-fronta-
dope—eddowatheatream.

O‘BRIEN 81’ ILL OPEAKING.

that? Dale-ea laagla Will Be at
OweeOmaiaedt

Ill-now, July ll.——-llr. Parnell authorleea
theennonncementthatthe lrlah party will
immediatelyproeeed to organlua'l'enanta'
Detour-hamlet theproteotlouoftho
Irhh tonantaagalnet the onetime o! the
lyndieateotlandlmdarecentlyformed. The
new movennntlolntendedtodoltaworkon

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THOSE RICHMOND LETTERQ.
lateetlliegad Moria. dalewfeet
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Raw You. July lL—‘i‘he Commercial alamat

AdVIthernatuthatlt in able toeay with
authority that the "Arthur lliehnimd“

tbclln. indicated by Ir. William O‘Brin, Mm

I.P.,inhlarecentepeeeheatothelrlah
tenan .

try

ILO’Brlen wentto'l'ipperary,andal-
thonghltwaarentdayonthe principal
eItathota pennywaa paid,andthe ten.
qtutontly maintain that theywlllnot pay.

Hr. O'Brien athlraeed alneetlng of the
tenant-atthetownhalland themto
ltand firm in their determination tonal:
themaneuvera of the landlorda' syndicate.
When he llnlehed Ir. O'Brienwaa cheered
totheecho.

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

In-ola Clark to Barre—Other
Favored.
Wamnorott, July 11.—'l'he president he
made the following appointments:
United tltatae Consuls—Emman- Clark.
New York, at Barre.

Archibald J. Sampson, Colorado, at All-

Roewcll G. Herr, Michigan, at Valparaiso

Jamel F. Hartigan, Washington, for the
portot'l‘rieateand allotherportain tho
AIItrlan dominione, etc, etc.

John J. Chew, Washington. secretary of
legation of the United Btatea at Vienna.

Kllrnll Ia Badly Batm-

Ln'ru ROCK, Ark" July 11,—The Kilraia
partypaseedthrongh Littleltockonanlron
Mountain train from the aonth, en route to
St. Louis. Kill-am kept his seat inadraw.
ingroom of the sleeper, peering out through
the window at the crowd and holding h'l
handover hie none as it to conceal theellecta
of Sullivan’s blows. Toe reporter, who lb
ccmpaniedthe partyaefaraallaringCno-r
tng,Kilrainsaidthathebad been whipped,
but not fairly. He acknowledged that it waa
oneof his “oi! days,” and said if the fight
hadcomeoll‘ the day before how-cold have
made a better thawing, Kilraln’s appear
once gave evidence of his being very lick and
badlyusednp. Hewsenpportedinhiaaeat
by big. fat pillows, being wearied of the ride
from New Orleans. His face was discolored,
and reeemhled mahogany more than anything
aloe. while both eyes were highly dhcelored,
andnnderthorlght one appeared a cut in
the drape ot a ere-cent. While Mitchell was
allitinghimin pulling oll‘ his coat it we-
noticed that thepugilist ninched all! in great
pain.

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Injured lnaWreek.

Roman, Vt, July IL—The liontrealea-
lwutrainot seven cammade up of can
from Boston and New York, was ditched
near Brandon at 8:17; in. Five car: left
thetrack. There wereover zoo pa-ongen
aboard, including tixty'fl'rlbuneFreeh Air
and”chiltlrenfmm New York. Onlyme
cttbechildren was at all injured, andhe
only trained on the knee. The following

may 11—h: them-tag
motthechrhtiuhieawa-odatiou

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ltahopotntatowhatltregarfiaetheeig-
ntilcanttaetthatlr. Rieewao rewardedhy
avaluablepolltiuloflce.

laaylaeoaeatllewlevu.

New Ham. July IL—At 11 o’clock there
were coo viatttng Hanna in the city and
thqwlththehotne lodgegtormed on the
Greenforaparade. 'l‘heproce-ionwaorr
viewedhylayorl’eokand themhweof
the city goeertunent There were about
homemaecoreofhandaandeeveraldrmn
wrpehtheparadgand theprocdonwae
thirtymlnntopulnga gim point. The
paradecndedat the armoryot the Sound
regiment flaedinnerwae eervedtotfim
mam! therennindu-wmaccomaiodated
atthebotelaornlideneeeotfrimda lnthe
attanoontheceatennial exu'eiaeewmheld
inthoByperiontheatre.

Will Tanner leak-f

Wasnxxaron, July lI.—-flnch interest hat
developed here over the rumor- llmt notion
trouble has arhen between Pension Columb-
eioner Tanner and Secretary Noble, and that
the resignation of the form. ie not hnproho
bio. These rumor- eretheootcotae of the
conterenoeheldin tbeofloeot Beawtaryl'ov
hie, at which the aeoretary, Ali-taut llecrov
tary Buoy and Gaunt-sinner Tanner w'e
preeent. Pension Coronal-toner Tamas treat
thematterof htarcported rteignatioa with
jocnlarity. He says he would not attempt
tooonlradiet all the new-paper reported»
culated about himself or his department.

A Corp- Barned In lie Cola.

Mam, July ll.—While the time-d
wifeofPatrlck Flamiganwaa lying atthe
homNoBAlbanyeMawaittngburial,
the breeoe blew awindow curtain againet
aomecandleelylngonthecaoket. TheInourn-
ergwhowae fitting on the etoop,notioed
theblaaeand,entering theroom,die£overed
thatthe interiorotthe casket had been out
adre. The cot-pm wae tonnd to be badly
hnrnedahoutthehead,arrmandhande. The
flame-mutingniehedafterailghtw
tothepremieea

1"thth

litmrcun lino" July lL—‘l’he Jour-
nal‘s lankato, linn.,epeeialeaya: Mylo-
lentdeathaone of which myproreto be
mnrder,haveoocurred In Blue Earthenwa-
ty. William Schwartgayonngfarmcliv—
ingnearAInboy,wae found with hithrnat
cutfromear toear. Eh mtgwhoee
mmehnotkmwmhaedha In
Angmtllarnekemfhglchhablewoetha
train with a shotgun. She was in pot:

_ hmlthamlthihthecama-fgned.

Inldoe- Geta mic.

Noun, Ah, July lL-Bullivan andparty
got onthe northbound train of the!”
villeandNaehnlle road,alter apendlng the
doylnthiocity,enrouteto(linein-ti. fill-
livanialivelyand talkatlvqandlookaaaif
hehadbeentryingtohandleahiveolheee
without glovea. 0therwieehe is pufectly
natural. Ito one in thepartyheliercKiP
rainbdeid,aarcported,andlaldot-,wha
ehown the til-patch h an evening new,
Iaid:"queadtotheworld.”

Securing the We Jury.
BALL-roe, N. Y., July lL—'-'l'he week will

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thaanunall nnlvadtyJor

that donation and boon-to are
pupa-andmyfortheoneae or
“hm—Pittabnrgblapatch

[Cabot the HM.

Weancotwclooethatthefoodofthebody
Mtbhealthofthemlnd,uwhenwa
.ycteotne onltableorindigeetlblethlng,
“ith-madentedailcfmiod,ithumadente
filth-madame irfltebhorhaeineome
othcway elected my eqoenlmity.” But we
donot magnioewith like readine- and in
the-me waythe doctof thelccdaol the
mlndonthemind and ltebealthworiethle
nn-rkaNeJcr the body feed: pereeptibly,
and by one-tamed- alooe,whilethe mind
MWblybyflve etomoche, by evcy
mwhichbtoitanritahle from
andbywhinhitreceivee inalioiengbethat
goodorbad,and fromandbywhlchltlarw

newalandtromdaytodaymined.
'l'hcefoonholthemiadeoteriugtho men
tal «notation. thecameranervom, largely,
Ifnotaltogether,moldthatm~gauiutloninto
mfmmdingtolteqnalityformoldlng
Theyarwaolikethetouchof theeculptoron
theclay,thattoalargeexteat all men and
womanhornlhapethelr mental surface aov
cutting- areladto give it term and
not It I etionld eearch for
yanlnd a better Iltnile. Com (code
auddrinkenn-the healthytnorderthatthe
ntaterlalottheholymay be good;and the
which enter the body by the
mthefccdaanddrhhotthomind,mnet
aleobehealthyinorderthat the minimay
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'l’lte Malt Toe 2m 05ml.
PERFECTLY PURE.

A um DELICIOUS ammo: Tl" IT.

humanist-rm. mummies

It lo the llloner (lune Luv. plated item
the but Intallone and anemia-i aluolntely
pure tree from all .IIIIWIIIW‘ or rem
matter 'l'hepae are Wit-ally
and warranted tnll weight. it in more econ-
omleal in one than ihelowargrad'a

Orienttl h Occidental Tea CL, L't'd,
lie-d Men, 38 Ming flip. New York.
For aale by the neat lumen.

I". D. LAWTUN & 00..
ll. L'IIOIIEDIEU,
CHAS. ll. I‘EIIBIB,
South Norwalk, Conn.

A Talk With

Col. Ionic. lace- 0lover. David Flatt.
I. It. Stanley. Illa Henry Seymour
and when.

Below will he found a ample of the multitude ct

Iottencteoooun thanklln Urination. oi
150 hoadwa do. lethally receive. The ach-
Ioinedaoaot ledteetlmonialuretremyonrtrieade
aadeelfhhore Minoan-[drama yooknowand
calm «their honor emlghltcrwerdmand
whowoald room to bea pony tom. deception
Ihatliaelieeodoneforotlierlucanlull'oneftryo‘u;i
aadlt lotolly tolmiger under when them
'In 1575 l wee

recovery Ilea at your very door.
0. I. PIER]- aye:
dam-Meaddmdiceo: thewcm
dump can nyw oboe. nix pounda.
lecflergr'ahoutoae year andahalt. gaining
holly.
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tam-ink
wae dme that medical aklll could respect.
amadlcf decor-declared my mac "incurable;
«hellfire-2th: heudteof eoobte.
laally pet-cadet! to take flowee‘ Blood Partner.
aftertahegteoorlhreehott‘eelwaaenttrel
cuedandkaveheuawellmaaforomeixyern.

manna! Inlolllluaidlohvchad
acaacorranovedhy Dncummlngaot New York
city. Woe mylow-rcportedlikeiy todleanydg';
aotahletowaikaloneuorewould not heal.
Mainline mamngoaudhuheen a
wellwe-aaelnee.

ll. 3 "dill-Y. larly eighty yum old. and
w-oul merely he. a hard cough. The
acetone-id laden “alceron helm." and
could-ct live. llevlagheenlol the wonderful
camdonehy‘fl'hetmat Blood Partner.“ 1 eent
toruatoaeeaadtookttfauhtnlly. lyeoeghdb
emudende-nowumpedhalth.

Testimony oi’ollemarkahle (lure
in Norwalk, Bonn.

 

Bel Cum] Creamery Bullet.

rrnmlexvm'mtz.

DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU.

IIUUBATONIC RAILROAD.
DANIIIB! & nonwm DIVISION.

 

tailback“. Inhale-welt. Arm
lilo-lint tin-.1“ utilised
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Spring Goods

llllll Holmium: ....

we. fiQIITJ. 00.,

BRIDGlEPOR’l‘.

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ulna-ammonia
hon tom at acronym ‘

o. 15 Railroad Plano.

Vulcanltn. Feb. lull, new.

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lamnow

with competent hi to put
down Int c P

in: or flag lidewalka at

Reasonable Prices.

Special attention given to

Curbs and Gutters.

'Mmatelfmhhedmdmmfll' m

° JOHN B. memos,

Taylor Avenue. South ltorwalh.
r. 0. Box tee. jean

TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.

The New and Palailal Stealer,

tape flharles,

Capt. find I. Byline,
Illicommlakingnally'hlpe to RewYotk
Mammyaad Speed.

Popular Prices.

Se. Rerwalk to New York. Single
Tribune-tn; harden, 70 cents

Gland-ft.

Monday. June 10th,

Mwfitlave'ileonl’dntcaanhald
‘me’tninlea Sclerwalkat no a.
-. Maghreb!" orkJ’leMOl-tmvcr.
mlmgatnbpmqaflt$lmms
wum Pcl'ut " m” e

Alwaye Take the lieu-tonic Lilo.
Yortartherlnformatloaapplyto
mm “CURB mu. co.
atom "moot. macaw.

fl new York.
0. I. owe. Agnt. Wilma Point. and!

The. on and Reliable.

on man mm.
Nomi llewlutk

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Wilflll REPAIRING 3-...

the argon-I
cm. .w- .

ll nut-e atone!
dmwdufluuwwd

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one: 2%.:

mo, M to II
“mWwM-ummm

team a“
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r. H. nisn t. 330.,

Good Work Guaranteed.

oanancm.
gel-wot n21 .17
“mm":

”new
aateenehcnaotiee
laiioncfllmoraddnm,

Great American Heater
P L U M B l N G ,

Steam and Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work

Are the beet and cheapeet in town.

OUR RANGES

Hausa Furnishing Ennis!

CHINA AND GlASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.

Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.

8 ECONll-IIAND

FURNITURE,

Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND son).

of aecoadhand furniture. whit 1.5:? m of
commoner“ “m“
w. P0201033,

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min

KENT & CHOLWELL,

Milli ill]! PLASTIBEBS.

Ballet-e or all Kinda
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing at all Kinda
a Specialty.
owner: at a. museum,

I” Wall-glen It. lrldac,
Sq. Nor-alt, Coal.

finance-x llmWMpOrLCt.

Jacob M. Layton,

“Mule-eel“

General Insurance Agency
no. lallb and Am
coma flea-drip m and m

minus: a demon-m
loturyl’Ich. Wm
Railroad Tickets. momma
“Destination.
owe-emu. ”mow

South Norwalk. conn.

TAYIDB & GOLDEN

leathetated’lre Life leeldeat
muomulstu'nnam ’

“BMW acme
Aloe Agent- for the late at

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can. um Won”

laehlgh, Laekawaaaa, lat-It
Ioutala, Franklin, and
Wilkeeharre Beale.

in: m 11an not i I

Yard‘loot of Waehlngtoa endin-
Ihalletreete. Branch olllce atltfioa
Ultimatum “la!

The Halal inc “

MEATS?

mvmnrnmm

went the C“ no more
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F. HAYES.

mulllllfll -, . :1 :t. .‘j

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uv n». .muunea,
“amateur
mom Poultry: '

awe-mam anon.

J.H Klinefél :

“cit? ”9,1312“:

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Bennett 81 Hull , ‘

as In. so, So. Norwalk. "

Heats Fish lysiars,
Fruits, lilllllltl, Pttllt‘y, it

“All Kinda la heir w “
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
n. l. m1. all no.“
[late You Heard it?)

No. What is It? , _ .

In: a; matter
Nice-t market in ‘

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