‘Wflfl Gibb-as (Sails
magma—aa-
m In the Mann“
'mm.
' Year, July 1|.an Baker, ap-
V, by the alert to alanine into the
"Mdthuwmodsotcapitai
; bydsaricityuaauiusdhialnvsa-
lighting tor a ”to.
Mm stated, haters the rein»
”an, that ha willed it to he distinctly
~ . . that he was fighting N'M’I,
hard~to save the aoudusmsd murderer,
, from an awful fate, which would
bethacaaawcahetcbaputto death
Minty, even though it he according
*Ilsatrasatios litre-gt, ire-caused.
Conunisshnwv Gibbons, when called upon
b testify, was strong in his denunciatimi of
I. II of electricity for capital punishment.
“lhavs not the slightest hesitancy in mying
“Mmdhililnzsmanismost liar-
hum" harsmarksd, “and i trust that it
never will be enforced“
Electrician John W. Noble was the next to
fl! what he know of the evil ailoota of elec-
tricity. and he cited for examfla the empori-
msnta conducted by a former witnel. Harold
P. Brown, ondogs, at Edison‘s works/rho
witness went on to describe the tearful suf—
ferings oi the canines, which kicked and
auntrmad lite eels out at water wheuthe
Wywas applied to their bodies. 1n
lactflr. Browndeclaredths dogs were not
killed outright, but seconds lingering death.
Export lchddle‘s Testimony.
“Now, Ir. IcAddie, tell the referee what
you know about the power of electricity and
how itsonietiuiea acts,” said Bourke Cochran,
as the witne- took lih seat.
lir. licAddis dmcrihia him‘aelt as an ex-
pert on “annoqiherlcal electricity.” For
sevenyearaheatatedfiehod made a thor-
ough study of thematic. He described the
electof electricity on a human being asa
“current charge.” The first eitect produced
wasnncomciousness, the second a lately-is
at the nerves and muscles. and the thirda
of respiration and circulation.
lie doubted it the machine proposed to be
.ad by the atatewould kill a mamasthe
fiuctureof human beings diflcred so radi-
Two points in fact were involved, he said.
“thatoftherdstmceot theman,and
Dowdthatofthacourseofthe current.
Thwimhelievedthatouohaliof a nusn
niightbeparalynedandthe other hallretoin
all its natural inactionn Then, again, science
hadnotns yet demonstrated the fact thata
nun-eat can, with any urtainty, be driven
thoughthevitai partof a man's anatomy.
Continuing, Mr. HcAddie said that amour
k the condemned aiminalwaanot killed
outright the cflcctof the shock would be a
”carbonisingolhisbody.
The Elect Upon Ila-an Beings.
Thewitne-thendacrihedacamof light;
Ila: striking awoman, throwing hereome
”shawls lett unconscious,
with no pulse anduoperccptibleaction of
theheart. She turned purple in the lace,
htdteralapseol some hourswasrcsusci-
tatedand finallyrecovered. Whenthewit-
n-wasaskediftheelectrcdesintbe death
deafingmachtuewwid'have a tendency to
lalrnthaskiu he replied thatitwasa hard
mtodctes-mine. The wet sponges ap-
pliedtothe electrodes could be welldamp
enedwithwater,butthewitneessaidhe
wouldn’thesurpvieedii theelectricity burned
qithespmga
WhenaahedbyMr.CockrauiIthcwitnaa
haievevknown of cases of people being
mruckhylightniugand thoughttobedead,
h-idthatheliad. ”No instrument that l
knowofhcartainto kill."mid thewitnes.
“Iknowtlmtpooplesrekiiledbyelectricity,
huthow,lhavenotbsenabietoascertaiu.'
‘l'he Dag Bach's Experience.
Charles Topper, a restaurant keeper, of
1°,th avenue. took the stand utter
recs. Betchihowhisdognashhad
upma“livc'wire in the street on
July 2, and remained unconscious for ten
mandthoughttohe dead. Mr. Topper
hndhhdogwithhimtowovehieasaertimsa,
andwhentheanimalwas examined he was
toundtchave mataimd meniscus from
contactwiththeelectricsl cut-rem.
A SOCIALISTIC CONGRESS.
plea of Karl Marx Holding a
‘ Convention at Paris.
Pane, July m—The Socialist coupe.
whichhascouuncd here iscomposeiexcla—
aivelyotthe follower.“ Knrilllarx. It is
eailatlthelarxitcmgre- to distinguish“
from conventionof Socialists which
.mbbdhnqkuowuasthrl’omibilista.
has a rape-entationot ninety-
thruhthslarxitcongreqtncludingaueh
Liehkuecht and Voilmar.
The
shuhuladbythatwelikncwnm
. Alk— mynaibll ianmpaiam
sated.
‘Ilalsrmoffiaaasfieiivaredtheopan-
nmmmmum
bile “0‘, last to the (lumen deb
”mutuallwmuhe desirrdto
“that-dam llswishsdto
mammwhmrau-
day—l. Valium, councillor or the m
”My,” ”Mme-char
iii
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ii
on. Vitae-an.
Baum. I. Y.. July mm m
sninstiaa ct aa-Aidvrlsn luilgnl was
resumed lie detailed the receipt at its
mmouaoeount iorhisvutsoathallroad-
way trauchiaa. lla also statsd that here
mind «one tor voting tor the Thirty-
Icurth Iiiruet lrauehiss. ‘ gave evuauu
aoaomviug otiwr french» tor whioh‘ha
voted. iiia teatimy varisd uanawhat
train that given by him in the other hoodla
trials. Home or the variations, Mist-l
said, were due toss-rend thsstsaograpllwl.
lla said he was In aympathywith thedo
fsudant,aadhaddroppsdanctsatle-
Quado’a foot Saturday while passing through
the dining room of the hotel, inwhhhlis
expressedi t“Lthshops that leQuads would ha
I.
-Aldsrniau Dolly was next called ass
witness for the prosecution. He did not
think lcQuads was peasant sttheilrstmast
tug of alderman held at Fuiigratl‘s oliica
but thought he was at those hcidatlo
laughlin‘a Witness received MO,“ for
his vote, and had asked Icuuade it he had
received his. llcQuadesaid:
“Did you get ours"
"I said. ‘Nc, u.‘ llaaald nothing, but
Ihb was merely a joke. It waaacomusoa
joke at that time toaak, ‘Did you get yours! '
After the noon recon Judge Foreman took
Dudy in hand, but hiacrosa'exnniluatiou ~
tailed to bring out anything new. Duly
said he did not think licQuade had received
aduilar ct bribe money. He admitted that
he had untitled falsely bolero the senate In-
vestigating committee and also on the tint
trial oi McQuade.
Katie lieuaer, formerly Katie Hots-ind
Harriet liasaett, then told the jury, as they
have done in pfivious trials, how the aid.“
uu-iihad often inquired for McLaughlin at
the respective hcuaee where they were serv-
ants. They thought McQuade was of thc
number, but were not certain.
The testimony of John M. Scribner, given
in the Kerr trial, was then read.
hrgo part 0! Scribncr’ii testimony was ruled
out at that time, and the people urged its
admission to prove that the Broadway Bur
face rnilrond was merely aduminy tor the
rnluiway and Seventh Avenue company.
Among those sulqyoenacd to attend the
trial was Lawyer James II. Lyddy, of New
York. He did not respond, and Judgr
Daniels hailed an attachment (or him. [is
was brought here by Deputy She-rifle lo
Gonlglc and Reynolds.
AFTER THE FIGHT.
What the Various Sports lmplicatcd Ara
lining at Present.
New Onassis, July lil-Joim Fitzpatr
rick, who was referee in the famous Bulli-
vnn-Kilruin prize fight, has voluntarily
given bonds in the sum of 81,000 to answer
tor nllegcvi violations of the laws of Him»
hippi. A i’unrieiliiss.) special says: “Capt.
J. T. Juniiumn and C. W. Rich have been
arraigned in court charged with aiding and
abetting the Sullivan-Kilmin light, and
were plucei under bondsof $1,000 each lot
their appearance at the next term of the
circuit coui t.”
Kilnin I’aawa 1hrough Rochester.
Roma-min, N. Y., July Iii—Jake Kilmin
pained through here last evening. He made
nonttcinpt to conceal his identity, but said
he had had a very rough time out west. At
Indianapolis, he said, he had to stay twu
dnyii am! a night in is com loft.
lletcrtive Norrie on tile Trail.
Smmrizw, 0., July iii—Detective John
T. Norris has left in purimit of Julie Kilrnin
and party. He has requisitions for twenty oi
the party, among whom ure Sullivan. Mal»
doors, Kilrain. Cieary, “Yank" Sullivan,
Mitchell, “Pony" Moore, John Murphy and
Donovan. Detective 'Sorris safely piloted
Kilrain to New Orleans. if Kilrain won he
was to receive $500, and it be lost, $200, an»
153 Norris was compelled to go to Jackson,
then he was to receive cm. Th inert
skipped out while he slept and left h in in the
lurch.
Mitchell Keeping Shady.
Klw Youlr, July iii—Charlie Mitchell has
reached this city disguised as a tramp, and 'l
keeping very shady. He and “Pony" Moon
will sail for Europe Wednesday. Mm Kii
rain and Hrs. Mitchell have left Baltimore
for thh city. A letter has been received
at Kilrain’il house, addremed to Jake, frorr
Henry Hudson, of Chicago, which says he won
new on the fight by overbearing Charlis
Ititchell in New Orleans tell a man about it
years old with a mustache and an English ac
cent to but all he had on Bulliimn, as Kilrain’r
defeat was a foregone conclusion. The wri
ter also says that he watched Mitchell in the
ring and saw him communicating with Mal
doou by signs.
Sullivan Getting Over Ills “Tl-re.”
Chicano, July Iii—Gotham and Boston
will have to wait for the invincible champion,
who has been sleeping oi! all day the big
drunk he indulged in. John L was very
drunk,and he could not rake hishcadu
mve his life, not having been put to had an
mSo’chk in the morning. Bis condition
Duet first class, for his right haudisadll
badly swollen, his eyes are yet black and hi
ear is split.
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And Furnishing Undertaker.
36 main Street. Norwaik.
(cum-r Inn with residence. No. 3 Ber icy place.
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A. “Si"F‘ERRIS,
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TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and i’alailui Steam-r,
Bane Ilharles,
( "m. l-‘rcd l.. Byxhcc,
Will comm» m: linking Daily Trips to New York
Cousin". Safety and Speed.
Popular? Prices.
So. Nurwuik to New York. Single
'i‘rtp,40cents; Excursion, 70 cents.
0n and alter
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival oi
"ilonraionic" lnlill iclVill no. Nnnuik at 7 la a.
as. Retort-lug have New v-rk, Pier «5 East River,
loci Jim-ram: st, at 3.15 p m , and tool am e’ucct,
ran-t ltivcr. 3 30 p. m., cm nee.an with trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the Ilonsaionie Line.
For further information apply to
THE NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL 00.
SIDNEY Sl‘ahllUCK. V. l’, A: G 1.
2m South M. New York
C B. OLDS. Agent . Wilson Point, Conn. am
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
inualkiliwinlk.
On and after July 15, 1989, (until further notice)
~1'IIIE PROPELLERS
City of Norwulk & Eagle,
Will make daily trips, Sundays , ‘ lot
freight between New lurk. Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Will leave I'lcr El. foot of Beekman street,
New York. for South Nerealk. daily at xoeo I III
(due at South waaik sis.” is in.) Extra boat
Mouday.“'cdneeda%anu Friday at 5*. us For
Norwaik. Monday. ednuday and I'll sy. 5 p Ill. .
Saturday at 10.8" m
Freight r ccivcd from 7 a. In. to 5 p. m,
Returning. Boats Leave South Norw’olk. daily. 7
p. in NUIWMI. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p. m.
height taken (runs and received tor all
points on the Danhury and NorwaIk and
Shapaug Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
Upon a plita'lou to agents the Cit oi Norwaik
and ling e will be sent fora al a at freight
anywhere in New York or its v chilly.
gran persons are torhid imsiim: any of the
Inployce: oi the boats at this lineooacnouutuf
the owners thereof.
'FLUUIST.
JOHN H. SMITH,
HAIR STREET, ROUTE NORTVALK
ll0l7 SATON it} ilAi LROA D.
oaunuur I NORWALII IilYlSIOll.
Corrected June lath. 1859.
Passenger Trains.
uwaadOrvler lea Inf
Raw Yank, July iii—Warrants havebeen
heed Iorthearrestof AlexandcrEbbiaJohn
LAMAIeaIsDelafoliaudC.Prcach,ofl
corset thelaw and Order league of New
Inventor anult on ltr.audllra'i'homar
Collins, JchuBurnaJansesBoylaandothen
atIhrtIaaK.J.,ouBunday. Coliinshaopi
aliquoratore at Fort Ice and residaaovas‘
theatove. The lawand Order league 0.-
esvsouSuudaymade an attempt to go a;
nairs,when theyweve methylraccilins,
whores'nted than,andwasstruchhyoneoi
theotllcerl. Ir.Cdiiintheniuterferedand
wasknockedael. byonsofthedllcma
Barnfloyleand With-idfim
stratedwiththelawandlesguemen,whaa
thayweredahhed.lra00ilinsaudlleahu
wan arrest-ll and relaxed on hail. Civil
mun-numb- hmlchi lie-inst th-
Iawaadlugasmm,as itbclaiuisdthay
hadnoauthority toentn'yrivatalnmh
mulcthehwotlewJerssy.
as married a last. nail Artist.
loam,July1I.—-‘I'isel’ail Hall (la-att-
thachconat aged flthehesr
otthalarlol Clanearty, been nurrisd
wlaflaBfltomahsantifui mmichailartht.
Astoryotousotthsyouug man‘s lat-tas-
ntothsal'settkat upon rvtnlahg
manila
illuminll all Headstone
tcgrn but
W. italic“. Wags Street. Norwalk and select
:z‘p’caruuee Dos er in all kinds o!
cemetery work.
P. W. BATES.
Donut hnyauioanuieuior Headstone from any
dimct to the show rooms of
one
all coin etc and on will not he dies inlcd In its
PI U iiziiding atone
SOUTH.
l.v.Norwalk. hv. Bo. Novwslk. Ar. Wilson Point
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a 17 “ if " a 35 “
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NOBTII.
Lv. Wilson Point. “.80. Norwaik. Antler-alt
HAS OPENED AT
South Norwalk. a department tor the sale at
And Other flaauhold Giselle.
Will take
for vulture, carpets. cry. cc.
0:: Watches, Jewelry, ac.
an hn-Inea- «no
prompt attention.
Wholesale and Mail M is
SUPPLIES
ass water so. namaronr. or.
V. A. SOOFIELD,
The Rear of the Warwick House,
Second-hand Furniture,
toaclion emission. (lash paid
MONEY LOAN E] )
eonildeoiia'. (filmmlmiillll
adamant! in Box . sleuth llcvwsik. willrrerive
sp
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W. ii. macafi'ieegrea. and Ben‘l Ian-gar.
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Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of We can.
Trucks. Carts. 050
All kinds of Irt pmni ii dons
Several new andnscrond ad w'a'atins for sale.
Blew lload Carts only 3!).
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds orniacksmithing
l-‘oot oi l-‘rnwltllis EL.
South Nos-avails.
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Particular attention paid to
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HOW TO OIT THERE.
Steamer Medea
0‘”. I. ROWLAND.
anlniv rin rants.
Iasvsa South llorwalk til I), a m.
" '~ “ lw.sw.too.il.mp.ui.
Returning. Leave Baton Point lino. a. n.
“ “ " " in). am. 5.50, “7.0)
nus, llic Single Trim the Both Ways.
“mic and Deming in the Paviilion Alter.
come i .
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Bait “ .......... .25clh
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Beat “ ............................. tilt: lb
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92 Washington Street.
”SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
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General Sewer Contractor
law‘s-tanks connections with main sewer
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fov tau, Amount in Palm
or for Postse- of . or annuity?
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WITI‘I NATUR A L F RU IT 8Y1"! UPS.
SAIRATOGA SPRING WATERS
HIGH ROCK.
I‘RI’BRIINT.
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IXO ILHIOB.
Poland Spring Water.
Wallace 8. cfihmm«mm' I
MARSH “ALLOWS.
WINTERGRKIN,
GUI BRO".
lo.
PILAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
43 Washington street. ,,
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We alrc selling below con. Now is your chance.
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THE CRY IS STILL THEY COME!
MORE NEW GOODS
NEW LOT 0?
Refrigerators and Ice Chests I
WATER COOIERS
Window Screens to Fit Ally
We are adding all the time to our Kitchen Department.
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Just arrived, new and handsome iiylce in Parlor and
Vase Lamps. While Mountain Ice Cream horrors.
Sized Window I
Don't forget to call and see our new arrival in Oil Stoves. All elylea and pvicea.
The Universal Store,
No. to North llain Street, 80. Nor-walk, Ct.
lunggianI
“BUY votn— .—
COAL AND W0
FROM THE NEW COALYARD.
E. M. TOLLES 8r GO.
All the favorite varieties of hard and free-burning cauls.
winter supply. All coal thoroughly screened, well prepared
and promptly delivered.
flak, Pile, Claim“! and Spruce Wall Saul and Split
BUNDLEO WOOD A SPECIALTV.
Yard and Oflice, Water Street,
FOOT OF HAVILAND STREET,
Opposite Pratt &. Weed’s Shoe Manufactory-
To“
Special prices given [or
’OII
INSECT POWDER.
WHITE RBLLBBORK.
RAT RXTBRMI ‘A’I'OR.
KNOWLS‘ INSECT DESTROYER.
DEATH 0N FLRAH.
119 North Main St.,
PURE PARIS GREEN,
ROACEI FOOD.
RAT DYNAMITE.
IITRII ELL'S POISONID WHAT,
POISON FLY PAPER.
'JPANGLEFOO'I‘ FLY PAPER,
Wholesale and Retail, at
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Street...
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ON_E MORE LOT
1|,2OO to |,500 Pairs of
30th ill Sills
In Bi lull Way Down Less Than lull,
AT THE STORE OF
C. H. HARVEY,
South Nos-walls,
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