IS IT THE EllXIB OF LIFE?
Dr. La Place 9. Convert to
Brown-Sequard.
NOTHING IIPIOHAHLE ABOUT IT.
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A Celebrated lunch Physician's Tribute
kn tho ”innovator of the Alleged Ito-
,invenasiag Process—Animal latter Can
Milly Do Us“ Under the lkin.
Pomona-an, Aug. a—Dr, Ernest In
Place, hunch physician. has so
rivadia cltytotakathe chairofpath-
clogy in the HedieoChiruI-gical college. Dr.
In Place has ban: for seven yearsacola-
here with Pasteur in his laboratory and is a
ml friud of Dr. Brown-tiequard. In
an interview concerning the succe- of ex-
Bargeonileneral W. Aliammoadiues-
[terminating with Dr. Brownfiequanl‘s so
ulledclixlrolllfe, Dr. In l’lacesald:
Iothlng Improbable in the Theory.
"As yet I have no positive opinion. but
fromanapriorlsmndpoint I would give its
(so am There is nothing Improbable in
the theory and an immense amount of poni-
billty. Looking at it from an analogous
dandpolnt, I would bsdbpoaed to try it,and
tryitwithagreat dealofoonfideuceofsuo
cam 'l'herswouldbe no danger attending
theuperimsnta Thcinjactiouofsucba
fluid as Dr. Hammond preparesunder asap
tic conditions—that h, conditions which ex-
clude the presence of mieroorganinns—would
be attended with no danger to the patient,
and pouibly the nature of the injection would
besuchas tom very marked and here
toftnc unknown stimulative and nutritive
effect to the nervous system.
A Tribute to Brown-Sequard.
“To prove experimentally that animal
Inatw can he used with impunity under the
din, Pasteur has for the last four years
treated several thousand patiente against
hydrophobin by the subcutaneous Injections
of the specially prepared spinal cord of rab-
bits, without ulceration or similar result
Thhrejuuvenation is not a wild delusion.
Donot think for an instant of claming it
with the absurd vagaries of the middle ages
It has much in it to demand the attention
of the scientist. Dr. Brown-Sequard h
without doubt the greatest physiologist in
the world. He is not in his dotage, as many
pmaons would have us believe, but is intel-
lectually in his prime, and his discovery of
this magic elixir is a product of such nmind.
Dr. Hammond has established himself on no
far fetched prunise in assuming Dr. Brown-
Bequard’s theory, and I am fairly confident
thntthecxpa'iments, ifcarriedout on care-
fully calculated scientific principles, will be
eminently satisfactory.”
A Prisoner Let! a Fortune.
Wasnnvoros, Aug. 2—Marion D. New-
man—or De Hugbea, or St. Clair, orwhat-
ever his name was, who came to Washing-
ton last winter, advertised for a wife, and
nude love to and borrowed money from
mveral ladies, including Mrs. Kate Smith, a
maceptible department widow, is in great
,goodluck. A rich uncle handled and left
him half a million dollars. “I knew,” he
lid, "that 1 bad a bachelor uncle in San
Francisco, and I knew he must die some
time. I knew he was worth over a half
million dollars and that be was my father's
only brother. 80 1 cannot say I was en-
tirely without expectations."
lontana forest line.
Buns, I. T., Aug. a—Tbe forest fires
show no signs oi abatement. A great black
cloud hangs over the country west, north
and south of this city. The sun has not been
mm: for six days. It is believed timber to
thaamount of mom has been destroyed
The buildings and sidewalks of Misouln are
covered with ashes. The fire now raging in
Boulder canyon has been very destructive to
property. In the neighborhood of Philip-
burg the damage has been immense. The
town of Granite is in imminent danger of be-
ing consumed. The mountains about the
cityareallon tire. The heat and smokeis
ahnost stifling. a
They Will Experiment on Kcmmler.
Bunaw, Aug. 2—Warden Danton, of
Auburn prison, in the Kemmler reference
testified as to the paraphernalia for electric
axecutiominAuburnpriaon, and inreply to
equationstated that notestawouldbemade
until the Kemmler execution Dr. Herman
Hatsinger testified to having subjected time
taken fromthe dead negro, Moulton, tomi-
croaopical test, and submitted his observa-
tions. Therewnsnothinginthetesttoindi—
into the cause of death. RefereaBecker said
he would have the evidence all printed and
ready fix the argument Sept. 4, at Auburn,
balm Judge Day.
I Sexton Appeals to Lincoln.
Lennon, Aug. 2—Hr. Thomas Sexton,
mayorof Dubliu,haswrittenalettertolr.
Lincoln, the American minister, calling‘
amtion oillcially to the fact that Preddast
Harrison‘s communication to himhadbeus
tamperedwith in tnnsit. Benita-ates bk
former natenmt that the opening of them-
velopa and the defacenient of thesealwers
clearly and undmiably tho wilful act oi
sane person, the appearance of the
envelope alone leaving no room for tbethc
try of carols-ne- or accident.
‘l'o ‘l'ake Burke to Chicago.
Wrsslrso, Ian, Aug. s—Chiet of Police
Hublnrd and lieutenant Ito-,ottheChi-
eagopolles,havearrivedhereandarennk-
t.‘ arrangement; for taking Burke back.
Thsyhave secured a apecialcarfortheao
L aunnodatioaottheprisonu-andtheCui-
ngcynrtynowhcra Hubbard 8313‘th
i dumtsppeheodaayattemptat rescue.
Aligflywhnel Bursts.
wasan, Aug. a—a flywheel weighing
two tone burst at the steelworkaiu
Several workmen had miracu-
aacapssfrumdath. Gruatpiecasofths
whealwssethmwnwifllythroughthsshep.
A piece weighing almost half a to: dew
through themofandcarriadawaymany
testofwoodwwk. Noonewninjnred.
onyand Astalllnaklooords.
ClzvmsnAq. l—‘l'keO-yean-oldstal-
“Mhnh’ialheattob-tthc Dyur
43 round, made it in 8:14“, lowchghh
‘ownracmdtknoqnartsracia-cond. Guy
vmpntontkstrack to bsathnownreemd
£I:l2){,aedaft¢mauytrialsgotawayin
~u‘yh,lruttingthemiloia8:lfl§(.
dummy-sustains...
m Pa, Asg. z—fleersury
tinny-domalossflieudwnhnoia-
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Iany Thousands of ‘I‘ho- llova ”rust
and Inn Will Follow lull.
Mum, Aug. n—A special from Cour
nsllsviils, Pa, says: The manmaetingof
coke workers at this place wasattended by
about 8,000 men. Resolutions were passed
unanimouslyte remain out on strlkauntil
theirdsmandswera aoeasdad by theoparav
tits.
Thastrikers thcumarchad in a bodyto the
Trotter worka,andwill usdsavor to induce
the men at work to loin the strike. Itla
known that the men working at four large
works in this vicinity will now join the
strike.
A Hooltdale (Pa) special says that the
works idle by the strike include over 8.5%
ovum and give employment toabout Ml!)
man, orabout onohalt the coke workers in
the Connollsville region. It is reported that
I. t. Humphrey; of the Fountain works, at
mumwmmwmmwm
accede to the demand. Thelaadevsof the
strikearevery confident of succeu, claiming
that it isa question at bread with them. At
a meeting of the general committee arrange
mantaweremadawcarryonalongstruggle.
SULLIVAN CALLED BACK.
Ila ls Taken to llaslaslppl by Deputy
Sheri! Childn.
Nsw Your, Aug. 2—John L Bulllvan
was informed that theme way out of his
scraps was to deny his identity—say that he
was not the pugiliat referred to in Governor
Lawry's requisition. In this way he could
get a writ oi habeas corpus.
The big fellow promptly decided to emulate
George Washington and speak the truth.
At 6:30 p. m. Deputy Sheriff Childa, of
Hill-limit, left Jersey City for home with
his prisoner. Detective Adams, of the New
York police force, accompanied him.
tx-‘I‘roaanrar Boyce Again Arrested.
Winunss'nc, Conn, Aug. a—ExJI'reas-
urer Henry F. Royce, late of the Willlmantic
Having: institute, has been arrested on a
new charge of embezzlement of 85,000 from
the institute and of making false entria to,
cover the same. The arrest wasa complete
surprise to Royce. He was arraigned before
Justice Bell. Royce filed a demurer and
took the case to the September term of the
superior court, which convenes at Brooklyn.
New bonds were required, as this is a new
charge, and Hoyce's brother-in-law, John B.
Johnson, gave bonds for $3,000. John L
Hunter, counsel for Royce, states that M.
Eugene Lincoln, one of the directors in the
new management of the institute, came to
Hunter a few weeks ago, authorized by a
vote of the directors, to ask if Royce would
pay anythin and, if so, how much, to have
all crimini1 proceedings and civil. suite
against him withdrawn. Mr. Hunter says
Royce said the whole trouble was brought
about by the Ingersoll notes, and he went to
New York a few days ago to submit the in-
stitute's question to the Ingereolls, but could
not find them, and was waiting to see them
before replying to the institute’s question
when the arrest came. Hr. Hunter says the
institute has given the defense penniuion to
examine the bank's books as far back as nec-
essary to cover the new charges The trial
will come off before John M. Tbayer, one of
the newly appointed judges in Brooklyn,
next month.
Our Treaty with Japan.
Iosnos, Aug. 2.—The correspondent of
The Standard at Shanghai is informed that
Japan hesitates to proceed with the proposed
revision of treaties defining the status of
foreign residents, fearing that if the priv-
ileges sought by England, the United States
and European nations are granted, China
will demand the same concussions, which
Japan is very unwilling to grant. The gen-
eral opinion here is that America and Ger-
many have been too hasty in pressing re-
vision at this time,nnd that Englandhas
shown a wise moderation in waiting until a
more fitting time to push her claim;
To Receive the German Emperor.
Losnos, Aug. a-The Thames was alive
with craft of all sorts, packed with spectators
of all clones and condition; Their destina-
fion was Spithead, where they will arrive in
time to witna- the imposing reception of
Emperor William of Germany by the British
war vessels, more than a hundred in num-
ber, nmembled there for the annual naval
review, which takes place Saturday. The
emperor, on board the imperial yacht Hohen-
sollern. passed Dover at 9 o'clock and is ex-
pected at 8pithead early in the morning. On
arrival he will immediately proceed toOs-
borne,wberebewillbereceivedby thequeen.
Italians lilies] and Wounded.
l’irrssnm, Aug. a—Abont 500 Italians
employed by the Pittsburg, Lake Erie and
Western railroad on construction work, near
Beaver, struck for an increase in wages. A
riot occurred later, during which Auto
nio Costinello was killed, two Italians fatally
injured, another shot in the leg and several
others were badly lieuten. After the tight
nearly allof the strikers went up the rail-
road for the purpose of obstructing the
trackstopreventtraimfrom running. An-
other ontbreak was feared.
The New York Postolee.
Wsaumoros. Aug. u—As aresult of the
report of the comminicin which investigated
theueedsof the New York postoilce Post-
master Guteral Wanamaker has directed that
an additional allowanceof 378,”) be granted
Postmaster Van Cott. His present allowance
isOl,(Bi,il)0. An additional force of clerks
tothenumbcr of 102 i also allowed him,
which, withhispressnt fans, will make an
aggregate working force of I,” cmployca
A Thunderbolt from n Clear Sky.
Err. Aunts, Vt, Aug. 1—thtning
struck H. L Bowl.’ barn at Alburg,ahat—
toting wt of the building, killing two
borsqinjuringothcr annuals, and narrow
l-prostratinga numb-'01 persons in the
vicinity. The peculiar featureot the occur-
rence is that there was no storm within two
mil-ofthespot whsrethelightningstruck.
“ll-x Adlns‘f' Brotherhood.
mama—Winniaark,
aleadingeditorialwriter for The Evening
Telegraphdiedinthh «137.8806 60 yearn
Hehadbsuctmnectedwith The Telqrnph
formanyyearn HawaaabrotharofCharlss
HehsrCIsrk,who,under thenomdeplume
“lax Adln”made quitealsputatlon as a
humorht.
'l’ha lard “a II- Jump.
Bumsenos, Pa. Aag. i—lfichael Ryan.
of New lamdou,coun., bound for Cincin-
thafastPumsylvaniaexpr— and was tse-
rillyinjured. Heisdsmsetad andmysthe
Iadhadehimjump He has aavu'al bun-
drsddolhrsuhhpsrsm.
Ir. llarrisunln Wail-gun.
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Iowa lotus a! Internet Onrwfnlly O“-
doused.
In. Iary I. Black has received adivorcs
from her hlnhand, Sham Flack, the well
known Tammany leader.
A horse apparently suflerlng tmm hydro-
phoblablttwo men andaighthorassatChi-
osgo. ‘l’heanlmal was finally shot.
The young man who committed miclde ro-
cently in a boat on the lake at Chicago has
been identified as Fred Davis, of Selina, 0.
Rev. It. F.71emon,tha colored divine so
unadpf murder, haabasn taken to liichland
county, ll. (.2, the scene of his alleged «n'ima
Bvarnlaihraao, proudest at Nicaragua,
lsdssd
Hurst Halstead has been nominated for
the Ohio senate by bh paper, The Cincinnati
Gunmetal Danette.
W. F. Johnson dc Co, lu-nvv lealllcrdeal-
can! Btntw, have failed for vacuum The
angnae h Theophilus King.
Edward W. Hayes, vies mt of the
Buflalo Bank of Commerce. is dead.
Ueut Tappenbeek, the Ocrman explorer,
is dead.
Harry Lyons, the new holder of the New
York Iiaaslnll club, has obtained judgment
against Chris Von der- Abe, of Hi. Louis, for
bia share of the championship prise oi Chili!)
ousted by the American a-ociation last year
tothe team winning the pennant Vendor
Abe claimed that Lyons and White, the only
players who did not receive asharooftba
prise money, didn't play good ball.
The Ilhodelslandllcensebill has been
paned by the legislature, and the special
ans-km adjourned tomeet according to law.
John H. Allen, a cultured laborer, wasover-
come by poisonous gases whib cleaning out
a can pool at New Haven, and was dead
when taken out. His helper was made un-
conscious, but recovered through the hard
work of several doctors
Abraham Finkbone, aged as, accused of
mtting the to the Reading Lumber company’s
property four tlnses at Reading, causing
880,000 damage, has hanged himself in jail.
The Bethlehem (Pa) Iron company hasan-
nounced an increase in the wages of its pad-
dlerg from 83.2.3 to 83.80 per day, and a pro
portionnte increase in the pay of the men at
work on dcphospborized iron.
The property of the Standard Live Stock
Insurance company, of Reading, has been
sold at auction The creditors, however, will
realize nothing. The company had nearly a
million dollars of insurance on its books when
it failed.
Dana C. Miller, aged 12, son of George ll
Miller, of Brooklyn, N. l'., was drowned in
the Connecticut river at East Hartford.
The emancipation of the slave in the Brit-
ish West Indies was celebrated at New Bed-
ford, a number of local and visiting organi-
sations of colored people taking part. Mayor
Cliil’ord and Professor J. C. Dancy, of Salis—
bury, N. t‘., were among the speakers.
At a meeting of the board of managers of
the Amateur Athletic union at New York it
was decided to admit members of the Na-
tional Asociation of Amateur Athlrtes of
America to membership in the A. A. 0., and
to change the constitution of the A. A. U. to
conform to that of the N. A. A. A. A.
The I-Zberhanlt & Obcr Brewing company,
of Pittsburg, one of the largest mtabllsh-
ments in western Pennsylvania, has refused
an offer of $750,000 made by the English syn-
dicate. Negotiations are being continued.
Itisstntml that the Iiarthnlomny Brewing
company at Rochester, N. Y., has reorgan-
ized, and will build another brewery to com-
pete with the brewery sold to the English
syndicate.
Albert Goglor, a German, of New Haven,
flogged his daughter in a terrible manner
with a borsetvbip, Incense she did not give
him her wages. He was arrested.
The steamer Game from Gonaives reports
that up to July 21 Hippolyte was still un-
successfully bombarding Portrau-Prince.
William Gukins {colored) was hanged at
Delusid, Fla, for the murder of his wifea
year ago. He made a speech on the scaifold
and then gave the signal for the drop to fall.
His neck was broken. He had previously
'confemed his crime. The governor has re-
prieved the condemned murderer, Jacob
Hammond, on the ground of insanity.
Jackson Graves, an elderly politician of
Ithaca, N. Y., lies at the point of death as
a result of being stung by a swarm of been
By a tire in the village of Fenville, Mich,
the poetoillce, opera home, Forest hotel and
several stores and oillces were destroyed.
The Ion of the simmer Repel, from Valpa-
raiso to Montevideo, is confirmed. She was
totally wrecked at Hannibal Island, and the
chief engineer, purser and eight of the crew
were lost. ‘
By a collision on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton railroad, near Oxford, 0. , a fire
man was killed and several men were severely
injured. The engineer, whose error caused
theaccident, claimed to have been on duty
thirty hours without a break.
John Starla gave Bil) New York newsboya
a free excursion. The boys took Yonkers by
storm and attracted several thousand people
to the pier.
James Coffee, living near Savannah, N. Y.,
while intoxicated attempted to cram the
West Shore tracks in that village, and was
instantly killed by a passing train.
Blythe, the murderer of Col. Jones, of Cin-
cinnati, has confemed his guilt.
lira. Henrietta Snell, widow of the bio
AmoeJ. Bnell, will pay 850,1!» for the ar-
rest and detention until identified by the
authorities of the city of Chicago of William
B. Tascott, the suspected murderer of be
husband
A severe flood nt Watkins, N. Y., greatly
damaged the village and the famous Wat»
kins glen.’
'l'he Cronin case.
Cameo, Aug. a—State‘s Attorney Imgr
necker sent for the attorneys of P. O'Sulli-
van, theicemau. to come Into Judge Hor-
ton‘s court at once. Hesaid that be had some
new points against their motion for a change
of venue, which hedesired topreeent at once.
The lawyers hurried over as requested The
state‘s attorney did not have a chance to
spring his objections, for when the court
opened the atiomcys fa O'Bullivsn made a
motion to withdraw their former motion, ex-
plainingthat therew-aaerioudefectin it
owing to a clerical error, and asked
siou to die another- motion for of
venue, which was sworn to by O‘Bullivanand
two residents of Cook county. 'I'hamotion
will be considered at 10 o'clock a. m., when
Judge Horton willlikelypa- upon the in-
dictments in the case oleeggs, Coughlin,
etal.
The Birmingham kilos Iaturn III-o.
Bimsonas, Ah. Aug. 2—11.. Birming-
hamriiinhave returnadfmlamarcuunty,
l-ving Csah Burmwslnths hanih d the
shat-IR. Everything was quiet at Vanen.
Babehrmwsisstillia fie messiah-find C
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FAIRIGOH Ho. 3.
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ALSO
Ap‘rz'onn
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St,
1.9 1:030 Cent.
100 to $1.00.
BRIAN & SON,
So. N orwalk, Ct.
m w. E. Jarvis
IIasalargecollectlon ofsampleaof
Spring Goods
FRO! TH!
Dress Cools Dfliarlmnl
W.B. fig" &Co.,
IJRIDG‘rEPORT.
And will l"purchaile for parties without charge or
take 0 ere at same prices as the Bri
House. m2!!!
TRY OUR.
Del. County Creamery Butler.
W PLEASE IVIHY TIME
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU.
TAR WALKS !
Ismnow
redwith competent help to put
_ down first c scalar or flag sidewalks at
Reasonable Prices.
Special attention given to
Curbs and Gutters.
Hetiulates furnished and work promptly attendant
9
° JOHN B. memos,
Taylor Avenue, South Norwslk.
P. 0. lion 732. :3 3m
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
\
Formosa. Oolong
useful!
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Many of our neighbors. no doubt, have i‘lne Tea,
tooilne In fact, toodelicatc; they fail to et there
with the combined tweeters and at h as do
your humble servants. 80 if you are dinsusiled try
our Tea. .
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Ilo Was an Old 'l‘cn Bayer.
Ilesaid: “Itiaagood'l'en Onepound is worth
two pounds of such tea as I have been buying, and
the price of than both is the same."
Another said: “I don't wish to ilsttrr, but It is as
aoochaasIhave been need to paying 70 cents
for."
Price: 500 lb.
nibble & Cumsmck.
GO '1'0
luminous
. Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, «20.,
No 8 Main Street.
MINES? ““83
DYIS
Do Your Own Dyeing,“ In?”
w’ srs. 123:3‘ npnekago. They'ls'aveneequal
I" sans: of or non-fading“ m
"my!“d'onotentar-Im; Deal-a. asleky
H01" Mancunrum
II. 1!
Artificial” 3.... so}; Coil-T;
LAWN BOLLBRI.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
650., 850.,
unusuu. 1111100th
'Ibihosewhoordwuae mas-a ’
In all
Boys lists, Polo Ca
91 Washington St.
WILL OWIIi
Photographs.
ATS! Eli‘s:
The Correct Styles '
gradtnoi ltlilludlofl Ilala. m IMO
811K Halli,
Tennis .
Caps In all colorsrdrask
Hats, m., at
KNAPP’S,
Particular attention m to ?
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD, :‘n‘g'fihf'mlas and “tag I
on Water stress. um ly ‘
_, W. _.., L g
We are selling below met, Now is your chance.
“um on? In sum.
We srradding all the time to our Kitchen Department.
was? count ‘
NEW LOT 0!
Refrigerators and Ice Chests I
WATER COOLEBS - .
MORE NEW GOODS i
Just arrived. uewsadhaodsumestylaiahrlcafl
Vase lamps. White lountain Ice Cream healers.
Window Screens to Fit Any Sized Window!
Don't forget to call and see our new arrival in Oil moves. All styles and prices:
The Universal Store,
No. It) North Main Street, 80. Norwallt, Ct.
CMLEOJ
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COAL AND WOOD '
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
E. M. TOLLES 85 GO.
All the favorite varieties of hard and freoburning coals. Special prices given for
winter supply. All coal thoroughly screened, well prepared
and promptly delivered.
flak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wand Saved and Split
BONDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
Yard and Oflice, Water Street,
FOOT 0F HAVILAND STREET,
Opposite Pratt &, Weed’s Shoe Manufactory-
LCCIL
. ~—£“:
INSIC'I' POWDER.
WHITE HBLLBBOHK.
RAT IXTIHHINATOR.
KNOWLS‘ INSECT nmuons.
DEATH ON “9.
HALE’S DR
Cor. Mnln as“?
YURI PARIS cum.
HOACH
HEADQUARTERS
1000. e
r nvssarrn
aim suns ransom wmr.
POISON rm rsrss.
TAN GLEFOOT FLY PAPER,
Whoienleandlatailat
uc. 3103s,- 2
Wall Street--
0-H.
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.. NOTICE 1
1,200 to l,500 Pairs of
Bills All Sills
in Be Sold Way Down Lass “Than Coil.
AT THE STORE OI"
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Norwalk Chronicler