Stowawsys Brutally Beaten by
Pleudiah Seamcu.
Lmromseauirsrssocx.
Alta-yelAlie'sl lahaaaally by“
mdfiammmm
the lies! Baa (loll—Justine” of lla-
“Vibes-ea.
”Tasmania-he mutation at
/ ”We, Int do: of them
have, who was arrested, eharged with
Wan-lung foursogroatowawayaoa
the M sea, was hsgua helm Unit-d
“mandamus A
a-larot agrees who were smployedoa
as stsaIshlp Piaaaea were h the court
meaditiiaidthattheywilltsstify
“I'm
Attend“ llaaaa Para.
Bandit-rho! Barbados, the pause
geroathaliusaeawhoawore outthe war
raatfwthearrest cl lvelyn,wss the Ira
win. Ila identified the negroheyW’lli
bfhhielleasooeoltheatowawaya III
aldfl‘lhtawtkh hoyeufiundayavso-
“July'l. lie was tholn the hank oi
the uptain and first OflcerEveiyn. III
wammhtwaamsrepuppstin
the hands at the ofllcan lie fall on the
deck,aadlvalyn kicked him twice in the
face. The boy ran away, and the chiei
matsfollowed him and beathlmwithaha
layingpinoverthehead.
Infltobiawaabeaortlalaad.
Tho My boss-d the mm Amour
whomhetookrefuge,toprotecthlm. Bonn
oftheladiesweregrcatlyexcitulaudwished
todoso,buthewasdra¢ged away fromthem
’I'hechief matched made thehoystandoe
hhhsadblindfolded and-y his prayers
untilhafellfrom exhaustion Isaw thecap-
hintekea revolvcand flreahotsoverGa
hrislle’aheadwhllasomeonekickedtheboy
htheobeat,trying tomakehimthinkthal
tkaywere shooting
\
stoweways were left on a desert island.”
Beaten with a Thick Club.
Theoda'e Hanson, thequartermaster of the
Finance, aid: “When I first aw the four
called fan plank, split it with a belaying
yin, and with a piece that was aninch thick,
four inch- wlde and about three feet long,
hsbeatthehoyrova'the head Isawthen:
putuptkeir handaand therewas blood on
than I heard the stowawsys plead for
mercy.andlweutasfarasl could, beans;
I didn't want to Ice them beaten. The next
morning I saw the blood on the pilot house
and on thedeck.” He admitted upon crom
examination that the barren island upon
which the three boys were left was about
twelve milafrom St. Thomas island. Ga-
brielle seconded in hiding himself when the
etha- hoya were taken away from the shIp,
and so did not go with them.
Ila W Tha- nrown Overboard.
mm, an intelligent looking see-
man, was the last wituca of the day.
He aid: “1 am one of the seamen who
rowed thenegrohoys ashore. The captain
toHBeumdlateMarflmwho was in com-
to throw them overheard whm we
Imlf way between the ship and the
Hand, but Ir. Martin disoheyed the order,
allurriedtbemnptowlthln about thirty
yardsfromthe rock. Then he made them
jumpinbthewaterand we found out that
one o! ihemcould not swim. If aship-
mateandmyself had not pulled him into the
boatagain he would have been drowned
'I‘heaxamimtion will he continued at if
ddock. Capt. Zollinger has not yet been
arrmiied, and no one seems to know where he
3 The marshal ia looking for him.
slowly Poisoned by Ilia Wife.
Comm, Out., July lQ—On the 7th of
lay last George Brena, living near Bright
on, died under mpicious circumstances. A
coroner’s jury was empanelled to inquire
intothecavmeof death. The jurymet and
adjournedfmmtimetotimewithohtao'
complhhing anything, until finally Breeae‘s
daughter,agcd 10 years, told how for five
nighiaandfourdaysahesawherfather
slowly and cruelly tortured to death by hav—
ing rat pohou administered tohim hyhis
wife. An aualysia of Breeae‘s stomach re-
vealed armnic,and the cormer's jm'y has
found thewifeguiltyof poisoning herhue
hand. Shehuheeuarrested.
The Jury Oyste- a Belle of Barbarian.
Ema, lion, July ill—In the constitu-
tionalcouveution the education committee
reported in favor of establishing a general
lean-bee the l'ate dilation.
mJflyn-Mumhtheladw
m
repledthatoOuflra- '
goo, which consists mainly of drawings by
publicschoolchildrau, andlacoucededhyall
tohethe finest in thehall. Thekmdsrgar-
ten exhibitaare also very abusive and in-
mm;
COLORADO’S GREAT SCANDAL
Warrants Oat for Prominent State Ofloiala
Charged with Conspiracy.
kalt, July l9. -'I'he criminal court.
grand jury, which has been inveaugatlngthe
charges of corruption made against atatoolli-
ciab in conuectim with the purchase of sup-
fllu and furniture for the nae of thelaat
general assembly, has adjourned.
In their report they severely criticise the
actionof the officials. Warrants have been
tuned for the arrest of Secretary of State
James Rice, Mullah“ and hispertuer
in the furniture firm of Graham & Weber,
W. H. Lawrence & Co , who supplied theaa-
ssmhly with stationery, and finite hinter-
Collier and Cleveland. All are charged with
conspiracy to defraud the state Secretary
Riceand Sheriff Weber are nowin theeast,
and could not he served with warrants. The
others. however Were arrested, and after
ward released on bail.
Lowell's Horrible I'll-a.
10m Mam ,July lfi—The ruins of the
fire gave forth an awful stench from the carb
cannot “7 horses, which are gathered in
one big heap. 0n Howe street the following
families are left homeless: Adolphus David,
Arthur Daniel, Philip Ducharme, Prank
Parker, Arthur Plant, James Cox, James
Buckley, B. Glandeau and several French
families. During the fire a young lad had
both lgs broken in the crowd, a fireman was
hurt by being thrown from a ladder, and
Clarence Colmrn, of Lawson hose, was run
over, but not seriously injured.
The Dead «I 0"! All Bight.
le Your, July lO.——-At the regular July
meeting of the New York Yacht club the re-
port of the America’s cup committee was
prmted. It shows the weaknem of Lord
Dunraven's position, and states in substance
that if the English had really wished to all
for the America’s cup there was no ground
for objection in the new deed of gift. The
request of Lord Dunraven for a special race
was denied. The Valkyrie may enter for the
regular prises, but the New York Yacht
club has only one international trophy.
Sullivan Sore on Reporters.
CHICAGO, July 19. —John 1.. Sullivan spent
the day at Torn Curley’e house on Third ave
nue. He was sober, cleanly shared and bore
no battle scars. He will go home in a day or
two. He has received a telegram from his
mother telling him to come home at once.
Reporters are not permitted in his august
mace. He says: “Roscoe Conkling told
me several years ago not to have anything
to do with reporters or newspaper men, and
I am going to act on that adrioe. They can
meet me until they get tired.”
Bow Jersey's Prohibition Convention.
Anson, Paux, N. J.. July ill—The Pro-
hibition convention for the nomination of a
state ticket met here. After the election of
Cortlaudt L Parker as temporary chair-
man, and Walter W. Winans, secretary, and
theselection of committees, the convention
adjourned. There ia likely to he a strong
fight against nominating a mndidate for
governor, many of the delegates believing
that it willbehesttodispensewithaheadof
the ticket, and to throw the party’s influence
over to the Republicans.
sir JaIIaa Bathar Likes Ira.
Wasnnvoros, July 19.-Bir Julian Panace-
b’ fote,theBritish minister, wasatthestato
department ln'dding "good-by” to Acting
SecretaryWharton and to Walker Blaine
preparatory to leaving the city for New
York, whence hemila on Saturday for Eng-
land. While in his own country Bir Julian
willemugehis ailairgandinthe fall will
returuto Anwricawithhisfamlly. Be
speak-highly of the United States andoI
themaunerinwhichhehasheenenlortained
while here
They raver American Boys.
N“ You, July Ill—The send—annual
mutingof the EasternAaociaflonof Ola-
Bottlelanufacturera was held here, Py'i.
dent Brookfleld, ofBew York, praiding. It
was raolved to strenuously resht the de-
mandoltheworknminregardtowagssand
thelhnitationofnpprentica Itwasalsore-
wind toinsist that Amine hoyahaal-
hwedtoleamthetradainsteadofimporting
foreignerawhenthcebawareityof work-
meninthboountry.
She Died with liar Children.
Younerowa,0., July la—The remakia
otawamau,”yaanold.andtwogh'ls,oand
2yearaoid,w¢efoundiataiuchesofwater
inanilaeekflveudlssawthothera Al-
though identification b not complete it la
thewovrmhlraJoh-Idlregc,
Mwhowifihctwoohildmwas
:- rsesnily ear who the hodiao were
midi-"lug andshtingthathchmhand
Munchkin-tam
Another Brewery muse.
Anammhly n—II ishallavai that the
aureaoekofthsAlhaay company
GOOD-0:033.
sfan'aa net's}?
“QQCIMDDO' ”'8
.. newscasts?
"-93.3313:
”Forerunner:
. ”snowmen-Inga
:“Ss‘é’fififih‘éé‘éfi
~awev:m:r-ag
"hornet-Isms 3am
)8. A. I. “ARK.
ill Booth!“0 lain mm?“ City Hotel,
litoOa. m.
Oflcelloull. {flung-I.
ocII. Nephooeeouneetkm. alone. I.
ll. KIAPP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plane. lipoc locations and tinperinteud—
cues for the construction of every description
of buildings
“Ills REASONABLE.
arms—Taylor's “Building“ Waehlggtgnnosxth
ALEX. 8. GI “BOOB,
Ornalst of the llrst Con tionel Church,Waier
hury, Tcac er of
I’ianoforte, Organ and llusical
Composition.
[6 ly lock Box 39 P. 0.. NORWALII. COBB.
C B. D'AB’I‘OIS.
Caterer for Weddings and Parties. ice (tn-am
constantly on hand for the sick and well His ccle»
tinted Root Beer. and Employment Oilce.
Alli at. 80. BONURWALK. CT.
I II. JENNINGS.
I Succeeeor to L It. Quintsrd.
Undertaker & Emlmluier.
[1301'le NIGHT DELI. IN THE OFFICE.
No. 4 Email 8t. Residence, 5 Elm St.,
880 8m Norwalk, Conn.
J; C. GROWS.
'.i pI-Ilter and Builder.
nam- romp-hen and Estimates given.
.lrhh'm of all kinds promptly attended to
film Ann street, near lain
P. O. Ix «a. South NorwalkCt.
J K. BATMOB I).
e
Builder and Contractor.
Work done. by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of liavIlaud St. on Water. P. O. Box iii?
SOB'I'II BOBWAIJA SAVINGS BABE
5i Wuhlngton Street.
opt-n Daily from it to I: a.m., and from I to 3 p.m
and Oi. Saturday evening! from I} to 3.
Wimemlt allowed on Ucpoeitl.
ALDEN SULIANSPM
JOHN II. #31:le Vice-Prcs.;
J0 EN ll. KNAPP. Sec and Trees
ATIIN’TS. '
G. I! BYIBG'I‘OB,
Washington, D. c.
Ten years in United Slates Patent Omce.
dkw Guide to Inventors mailed free.
Mir.
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large at of all kinds of furniture.
3. Iain Street, Borwalk.
Also prepared to furnish everyihlugneceesar‘m
the interment of thedead, day or ni$m
connection with residence. No. a De cy place.
lch 19.6m
A. S. IVERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, J owelry.
l'lnc Watch Repairing a Specialty.
34 Washington 8L. - South Borwalk.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLIRIS'I‘.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
Monuments and Headstones.
Donotmsmonumentor Headstone from
h hutgo direct in the show rooms
Water Street, Norwalk and select one
will not he dl
:llcom etesnd
plce Dealwin all kinds of
cemetery work.
P. W. BATES.
013m
V. A. SOOFIELD,
IIAS OPENED AT
The Bear of the Warwick House,
South Norwslk, a department for the sale of
Second-hand Furniture,
All other Household Good».
Williake siosellon oovnmlssiou. g? paid
for
uildiug atone
for lture. Carpis,
MONEY LOAN E1)
(in Watches, Jewelry. to.
All lie-las- strictly couldemls' Commutation-
adaassed Iolioru. south lorwslk, will receive
pruupt attention apl?
SWAN a BUSHNELL,
Iholeale ad mun Deslers In
laaulbeturer's and Painter’s
SUPPLIBI.
us Water In. anthem". or.
Wattle I: I m
IIOMER B.»IIO"T,
JEWELER.
sandman-mm
Malignant.
flbhtoomtl that. III
r.8.D. hylesm l
withaeeas
hlauaa’md any h and of the
autumnal-alarm.o lasworkmaa. Reese
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door llluta,
SomathlnguewJewthinaout.
W. O.QUINTARD
IBBIC BAIJ. BUICK.
Id" NEw vonx lN LESS THAN
TWO nouns AND A HALF.
The New and Palatial Steamer,
Bane Bharles,
Capt. l‘rod l.. Byxbee,
Will commence flaking Dally Trips to New York
Comfort. Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New York. Slacle
Trip, iocents , Excursion, 70 cents.
On and after
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Polnt on arrival of
"llousuouic" tnlu lcavin So. Norwalk at 7 Mi a.
to. Returning leave New ork Pier 46 Res: River
foot Jcll'crlon In at 3 [5 p m. and familial sum-I
last tun-L 3:!) p In. connecting wnh trams a
Wilson I’lllDL
Always Take the llousalonlc Line.
For furtlu-r information apply to
'l'lll: new ENGLAND returner. co.
SIDNEY STARBUCK. V. P. I! G. I.
266 South 81.. New York
C R. ()LDS. Agent . Wilson Point~ Conn. apes
The our—End Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
lurwalkilewlurk.
0n and after July 15. 1589, Iuntil further notice)
—THE PROPELLERS—
I
Lit of Norwalk & lo
9
Will make daily trl Sundays excepted for
height between New ‘95“, Norwalk and South
Norwslk. W Ill leave PlenB foot of Beekman stmet,
New York, for 30th Norwaik daily at 10:!) a In
(due at South Novwalk all). m p. In) Extra host
Monday,Wednceda{vsuo Friday at 5!. m_ For
Norwalk Monday cdncsday and Fri ay. 5 p. Ia,
Saturday at 1030a In
Freight r ccived from I a. In. to 5 p.rn
Returning Boats have 30th Norwslk. daily. 1’
g. m. Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p. In.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danhury and florwalk and
Bhepau‘ Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
“U a plita'lon to tsthe
dpon I: will be some so! freight
anywhere in New York or its v ci.nity
wan persons are fol-hid trusting any of the
employees of the boats of this lineonaccount of
thcowucrathereof.
HOITSA'I‘ON lC BAILBOA ll.
DANDURY 8 NOBWALK DIVISION.
, Corrected June 10th. lm.
Passenger Trains.
BOUTII.
i.v.Norwalk. Lv.so. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Poul
733mm. 7Mam. lithium.
8 “- a I. 8 ..
10m “
1250 p. m.
438 “
or: " Ind 685
lib “ “ 810
M? " lost ‘
smir.
City of Norwalk
lal oi
6 46 “I‘x’d
8 u II
1031 .I I.
II “1‘.”
as u
8 50 a. m.
6.04 p. m
NOIVI‘II.
M. Wilson Point. Lv.Bo. Norwalk. Ar.Norwalk
1 lo a. m. liked 120 a. m. l‘x‘d 2 l0 Mixed
‘ ” al I. o a II vi 6 ‘1 as
8 46 " 9 I8 9 so a. m.
l2 Ill " “up. In. l2 l8 . m.
250 " liked “3‘1: I“ Illxod a 16 lull
425p.m. 512 “ 517mm.
6 n I.
ll 42 "
II
ID ID “ liked Ill 17 " llxul lo M lint!
9 an I. III.
6 M p. m.
Ocn‘l lsnager.
IAIN“ LINE.
Leave Bridgeport for Pltlllelil
II.
Inc so Ives.
one-I. mil-time.
m.oesa.
lies a large Induction of samples of
spring Goods
MI 1113
Bliil Gilli Billlllllll
W.B. gull—'6’. 00.,
BRIDG} EI’ORT,
Aadwlll purchase for lea without char-pa or
nkaoldmatamap'zniovaaa
WltIOli'l‘ c FLYNN,
gene-ringehlnkers
All “teeter-rs of
All kinds of W
Trucks, Oartae
lkluda of MW"WM
, um Ito-II (run only
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds ofBlaokamithing
root or manna AL,
South Norwallt.
OBI.
done
locale.
aplh if
WAGONS
Bowsndseooudnhand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit“ All.
Call and see Them.
HENRY TILLY.
’CANDIES
Of all kinda
BAKERY!
”4’...—
CORNUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS, ands tell assort-
ml of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDI'? IC'S “LOCK.
*lfttf
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
in All grades of sun and son um. Spung stIe
S111; Hats,
Boys Hats, Pole Caps, Tennis
Caps In all colors, Crush
Hats, km, st
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Sills llnls.
llllllllllllSl
ALL EEADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The host Goods for
the Least Money
—-—-—AT—-—— ‘
H. S. BRflWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
Nrw llsvsu. Conn.
The Faricon 'I‘ar Soap makes a line lather ann
leaves the skin soft and agreeable; its cleansing
qualities are flrstclass i like".
Kl. SHERMAN. Bngnver,m(.'hapel8t.
dlw
New Elam. Cons.
Huffman-Juries used your Falcon 'l'sr Soap
myself. and finding it a thorou hlyguod article for
cleansing. rctmhing and heel nu Ihe skin. 1 cheer-
fully recommend it profc-Jl ous$
I. e‘rnsou.
JIL ’H;r‘lin'3
ET. BATH F.
For Complain». III-ring. 'Ihamnoolag",
Ohappad Manda. Ion-h Okla.
Mancunian-lit.
halehmuantoamflma.
1-4thle Darhymail.flah.
I‘m nearer 00.. law lane. Osaa.
fillhaapwwnnaklmh-bIfldhnm
a-emammmmm
hesitatiimcaa
mum-"5%..
marvels-cam
anneal”
I”
Illlllll I’ll
mummm
The as Shore Resort
of Connecticut.
oooa Bathing, sum,
Shore Food and (load Order.
HOW TO GIT THOR!-
Steamer Medea
OAP‘I'. I. ”Will.
mean '1’!!! ran.
leaves loath lorwalk lull-
IN, I”. 4 00.1009. In.
My“ “I." “an my Iii? III: era. zoo
nus, llo illula'l'rip; to Both Ways.
Willie and Dancing in the Pavllllon Altar-
uooee sad lvlllln.
IIAVE YOU TRIED OUII
Formosa Oolong
0|—-——-—
Bllllll TEA
lany ofour neighbors, no don have due Tea,
tooline in fact toodellcalc; they all to at there
with Ihe combined swrctnees and strengt as do
yourrhumhlc servants. So if you are dissatisfied try
our ca
——-— ooo«---—-—
Ilo Was an Old 'I‘ea Buyer.
lie said: “ It lssgood'l'ca. Oueponnd is worth
two pounds of such tea as l have been buying, and
thcpriceofthemhoth islhcsalne."
Another said: “I don I wish to flatter, hot it is as
kood'l‘vsss l have been used to paying 70 cents
Price: 50c lb.
nibble & lustnc‘l
GO '1‘0
IIIIIIHIIIIIS
-—-rou——
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, rho"
No. 8 Main Street.
CASH
llflflll'llflllfllllllll
-~- coo «~-
ONLY LOOK!
Pillsbury's Beet Flour, per bhl ................ 87 ill
" hag . (I)
Fine Butter .........
Best
hlhs. New Prunes ........
9x Ihs. Granulated Sugar”
Pine Mixed 'l'lca .......
Best
Good Lunch Milk Crackers l 10c lh
Biscuit ‘ ................
California Cherries. . .. . ....... me can
Bramrsted Apples“
cheaches ....... .
-——A'I'———
W. HIWII'I Sillllfllll'l,
92 Washington Street.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
Dunn In
S Ii‘ IWER PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
makeeonnectlons with main new.
"film “W“
on the most favorable lama.
ugio connect with the recently laid
rem in Ithis city will find It to their adv-an
call on him
to
if
F. M. PIERCE
no: to. south law-thin.
LADIESi Iliad
Do Year Own Dyeing, at Home.
Th will They are-aid every-
":1 m‘lzam a parts. They haveuoeqnal
for Strength. Brighten, Amount in Pack
or for Poltlleaa of Color. or new -fad Quail
donucroekaraautiieeolors. orsalehy
I10!“ Phamacy, and Oeo. D. mm
II. iv
I. Solid" [I'M
1'" MUI IOU?“
WITH NATUR A L FRU IT SYR UPS.
SARATOGA SPRING WATEQ
VICKY. BIO“ BOOK, IXCIIJIOB.
Poland Spring Water.
Wallaoe& Co.’s Fin: Confectionery!
IUGATIA, DON BONS,
wz INGBIIS. ORIAI,
OIIOCOLATI
PIPER! I NT,
MARSH HALLOWI,
WINTIRGRIIN.
OUIDIOI’I.
be.
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
43 Washington Street.
a 1-
TH}: CRY Is STILL THEY 0011-1!
MORE NEW GOODS
NEW LOT OF
Refrigerators and Ice Chests I
WATER COOLERS
We are scllloz below met.
Now is your chance. Juut arrived, new and handsome stlcs lnPsrlor and
Vase Lamps. While lountfin lee Cream Freezers.
Window Screens to Fit Any Sized Window!
We moulding all the time to our Kitchen Department.
Don't forget to call and see our new arrival in 051 Stores. All stywa and prices.
The Universal Store;
No. In North Main Street, So. Norwalk, Cl.
illnggg 3:130le
——BUY YOUR——
COAL AND WOOD
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
E. M. TOLLES 86 GO.
All the favorite varieties of hard and free-burning coals.
winter supply.
Special prices giron for
All cool thoroughly screened, well prepared
and promptly delivered.
flak, Pine, Cliilllll! am] Spruce Wand Saved and Split
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
Yard and Oflice, Water Street,
FOOT OF HAVILAHO STREET,
Opposite Pratt 6r. VVeed’s Shoe Manufactory-
H EADQUARTE R S
INSECT POWDER.
WBI' I‘E HELLKBOIIB.
RAT KXTERIIV AIL'I'O ITI-
KNUWLS' INSECT DESTROYKR, IITIYIIIILL‘S POISO‘NII) WBIAT.
DEATH 0N FLIAS, POISON FLY PAPIB.
TAN GLEFOO'I.‘ B‘LY PAPER,
Wholesale and Retail st
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
NOTICE !
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to L500 Pairs of
llllll'l'i lllll Sill-IS
in BB sell lay lawn Lass Tun,
AT THE smoke: on? .
o. rennin-1
”PURE PARIS GREEN,
In North Main on. so .. I
Norwalk Chronicler