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« who'wasuthetrainatinth—
j "‘ whiha heardthediootinghe
,utrlthecaraial-wlra‘l‘erry
Incuinherhnd. Shewastrying
it,araihetookitfl'ornlier.f She
W, m Mdighnt ailed.
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“win door-of JusticeField’scar,
r” 7 Mitbaopundfihatahemight
h Hindi mud-u. That she
m run back to the dining room and
am hwself on the dead body. a. the
{lbw-leavingdiemughttheiron
\tw‘heldthearshack. Show.
tummmmuym
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ShywborainToddcounty
' ”hmsmuvediathe'l'asananny'
" no“ HemmtoCalifania
a-idtlsdhCahv-ascouuty. In
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.nntwrflyluald.
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allure-sat to M '
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tellewhglwrtisalanotfisflaelag:
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farm I amawareof thefacta”
new Eagle Came to he Present.
Protection wasaecorded to Justice Field,
itisclaimed, by authority of United Stain
Attorney General Miller, who phed
from Washingtonto themarshal of the dia-
tricttouethatthepersunof thejusticawas
potectedat anyhamrd. Theorderextmded
also toJudge Sawyer, of the United States
circuit court, in this city, upon whom Ira
Tarymadea pemnalssuultlast year
while on a railway train accompanied by
Judge'l‘erry. Theorderwashaseduponthis
faetandupouthreah declared tohave been
madeopmlybyTerryagalnstJustice Field.
Deputylarshal Bugle was directed to ac-
company Justice Field underthisorder. and
is said to have given Judge Terry full warn-
ingtostopwhenthe latterbeganhisattack.
Justice Field lettthe overland train at the
0aklandferry,anddmveatonceto the
Palace hotel, where he was joined by h'u
wife. Hewssnotarrestedandthenoticeto
.. chieiof police, claimedtohave been sent
by the‘diatrict attorney of San Joaquin, if
forwarded,\..-axnotacteduwn
Marshal Nagle's Record.
David Nagle, who killed Terry, is well
knownhere. Iuthelatterpartofthaseven-
fishewenttoArizona,andinlSSi wu
appointed chief of police of Tombstone.
Whileoccupyingthat office hehadfrequent
encounters with the criminal element, and
monearned a reputation for bravery and
during. Among other exploitswashiskilb
ing of a noted Mexican desperado aftera
fierce perm! combat. Ragle was made
deputymarshalhere ayearago. It washe
who disarmed Terry last September when
the ex-judge anaulted Marshal Franks.
Whenit was determinedto furnishJustiee
Field with shodyguard Nagle was selected
forthework. Nagleisabyearsold,andhas
awifeand family here.
Mrs. Terry at Stockton.
Brocx’ros, Gala. Aug. li—Thocomuer ar—
rlvedhereat 1250p. In. with ex-Judge'l'er—
ry’s body in a box covered with white cloth.
thedeccased. Whenthebodywutakenoif
thecarshefollowed,and rodewithitiuan
mwagontothe . She wasdis-
trawl, and declared that it was a most
eowardlymurder ofanunanned man. De-
buggyby (bastableWalker,ofIathrw,at
halfpastlpm. Herefusadtobeintcr—
vhwed. Henld:“lamdeputy0uited§tstu
marshaLandnmplydidmy duty-ancill-
cer.” Bewaelockedupaloue,andmonafta'-
wardsntfrwalocalattorney. Hewasvery
cooLbutlookedpaleanddetwmined.
THE EXECUTIVE’S OUTING.
Ir. Harrison’s Homeward Journey—Bld-
iag Over a Illa a ills-ate.
Ban, lie, Aug. l5.—About mo
awaitedthearrivalof the prddsntatBan-
gw and greeted him warmly. The presidmt
Itoodmtheplatform and shookhandswith
thepeopleuntilthe traiunmvedoll'. Secre-
tary Tracy, Banter Bale, Congrennan
lodge, Private Buford, Harold
Icfiewalland J. G. Blaine, Jr.,
w mailed
byanattackofrhnmathate forgohhiln
tutiontonnstthe pendantatthe station.
Whilethetrainhaltedths
nap-nu
Jaw-usual:
run-rucmwmo-a—u
I“ ,J.,-d 01H «the
Dial-y r rd-
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”lathe Manta-ant aware-rm
Immutabsthioatth run as-
p-I-uoas Itata mm wigs-Int.
mama-molars".
WVa.Au.Id-Thsm
statseoovmioa toauuuiaatseaadldat-lw
[ornament-named“
"simian Churn-awhile
short“. llaalladaitotlmflisvv
laudlasuleghie tn'lus,whiehwsl'erap~~
WM
Attemhadbuaappdatsdsrw
as. was taken When its can-Mare:
patsdl’. W. InKinn-y, Richard 7. Bdrm,
Ianalele-ahls. Charles 'l'.0'!wall,J.
Bop'l‘ylsvandJohu'l‘JiaI-rhwerephed
lanoluinstiou. ltwaslizmpnbsfurathe
whomediugthsuominathanwwam-
dadsdandthehslflhuhegaa.
Allialhtiu-pehtwthansmlnatload
Immuneyforgovrraerawlllou‘l‘yiw
fovlieuteuaatgovsruor.
lupuhlieaa Clubs for the loath.
flaaarooa, N. Y., Aug. lli.-—'l'hs executive
committaaaftheltatloualllepullliesulsagas
helditsflnalseduu ysstwday.and Muted
ssverslhmrstodiscu-lngthsbestmeansot
a'ganidngclullintheaouth. Theqnestioa
oftheselectimofaplaceofhoidiu thsna-
tioaalconveutionwssreterrsd toacommit-
leeculbtingofJ.N.llustm,ofWadling-
ton, and Hoeretary A. B. Humphrey, who
willeonferwith the Teunewse stable-gas
before deciding upon either Chattanooga or
Nashville. _
A Full Ticket la lint-Im.
Nzw Oauass, Aug. Iii—The Republican
state executive conunittee met at Jackson,
Kin. John R. Lynch, fourth auditorotthe
treamry, presided. it was decided touli a
conventionto meet at Jackson Sept.” to
nominate a full sun Met. Almag the
pr'omineut names mentioned forgovernorare
them of J.ILChalmen,il.I'.8imr-ali and
P. P. Bailey. .
Iowa's Gubernatorial Contest.
st Mamas, la, Aug. iii—Every mnty
was represented in the Republican date can
vention The balloting for W was
very close. The thirtemth ballot wu u fol-
lows: Hull,4w; Wheeler, «36; liotchinann,
ill; Crape, 18; Perkins, 2.
Hymn-e the Place.
Naw You, Aug. iii—The Republican
state convention will in all probability he
held at Syracuse. fienator Hiu‘ock is said to
favor that central town, and a majority of
thestate mmmitteemen who arrived lnthis
cityuptoll p. m. appeared to favor thh
nelection. Buflalo is going to make a warm
fight at the meeting of the mmmittee,
though. Gen. John W. Knapp, the chair-
manofthe state committee has arrived in
New York and last the Murray Hill hotel
Most of the committee are quartered at the
Fifth Avenue.
DR. BAYLISS DEAD.
'l’he Talented Editor of The Western
Christian Advocate Panes Away.
Bar View, Aug. 15.-llev. Dr. J. II. Bay—
liss, of Cincinnati. editor of The Western
Christian Advocate, died at 10 a. m.
Dr. Baylisu \vns born in Wedneeburg, Eng-
lalll, Dec. 2!), lSL’). At the age of 13 he en-
tered Genesee (N. Y.) Wesleyan seminary,
and pased his student days there and in
Genesso college until February, 1B7. In that
year he entered the New York Genesee cm-
ference. Inlfitifihewss transferred toChi~
cago, Rock River conference. In 187], for
reasonsgrowingoutofthe greatiire,hewas
transferred to the southeast Indiana confer
ence. In 1878 be made “interesting Bu-
mpean tour, and in the following year was
trantierrcd to the Detroit conference, and
thence, three years later, to that of Cincin—
nati.
He was mrried to Mill. 8. A Britta:
. Sept. :3, 1859, and five children have mlted
from thenulon.allofwhomareliving.
In188i Dr. Baylias was elected editor of
The Western Christian Advocate. In nus
hewuhmwrcdwiththcdegreeof Al.
theGaiesee college, with that of D. D. by
theOhio “'mleyan nniveraity,andwith that
of LLB. by Albion college, Mich. He was
afilegatetothegeneral conference inlm
andwasamemberofthecounnitteeap
pointed by that bodyto revise the church
hymnbook.
Theremains will betaken toC'hicago for
burial,thathavingbeenatonetimeths
homeofthefamily.
The Elixir Develops Abseessea.
Pmunauma, Aug. 15.-Dr. Boeuning
mysthatoutof 117 cases operated nponat
the Whimrgicai hoqital by thé
Drown-Bequard injection method five luvs
dsvelopd alwce-ea The abacus-rend
nee—rlly harmful,andmayeven babel.
tidal in amuse-ma None of the perm
mfloh fiJona,
gluon; ire-mm, flannel an“, Wat-n
Matt-tan.
lam, Pa. Aug. la—‘l'hsralnstnr-
haw-the nantviulmterrr muluthh
section fiwm mumhawrrlaths
laugh vs was eight
flaunt-:ilwwcflntuamw of the
Valley aadall mutiny
Wm . and an...»
villshva “WW. Tbl-Isot
blurted habahulatwopheu
he” htts‘ratlathh phawm
walnut
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HsuryV. Alli-,ofliaw Ywhhdsad.
John at i! l. Y.,aud
luasrvllclrsumu,“ twed
IILilalowtauaaadWyqulag kh:
organimd with a star:
mm
3.8.Iorrls & Bro.,the paokiugnd
jobbingtlrmof lukegomlmi'chJuflfltd.
Itis-id that the Dominion gavel-amt
willmakeademandformmpmtiouforthe
dsureoftheBlachDiamoud
Judge John Irwin, of Ilellefoute, Pa,is
dead.
AhodyhaalmeufouudonflountOIympu
which n believed tobethst of young Kr.
Milka, of the louder: publhhing boom,
who got “amending the mountain.
James Bennett, aged 12, diet and fahlly
wounded Willie Hawkea, aged 11, of Barton,
atBtJohn,N.B. Williewenttosea
Janupractiee,aml wasfiredatbytheelder
boy.
Hrs. Maybrick's lawyers in New Yuk,
lie-rs. Roe a Macklin, have forwarded a
greathatchof tatimonyto the Iondonattur-
neys for the woman. They Believe itwill
unterially help in seem-lug their haple-
client a reprieve.
At Jacksonville, Fla, Louis Lehman‘s beer
agency. Baxter’s saloon, Darling & Co‘s
more, Shaw's store and five small negro tuna
—u were destroyed by the. law. 8%,”).
COKERS STILL IDLE.
About 2,500 Ovens Are I'at Shut Down
in the hike legion.
Bowman. Pa, Aug. m—About
urn-union menare workingatw. J. Ralney’s
Meyer works. The re.ular anployes at
onerareon strike until lirJtaineyshali
havesig'nedthenew scale for hisI’aul and
Port Hill workaalso. Pinkerlal gm all
on duty at Meyer. Several of the inde-
pendentoperam signalthscalelmteven-
J. W. Moore & Co., controlling?!“ ovens,
arethe onlylarge operators who lnve not
signedthe scale. About 2,541) oveusareyst
idlelnthe entire region. There are noin-
dicationsthat rioting or act-of violencew'ill
heronswed.
i‘ivemorecompaniessigned thecokescale
and Lilllnwreovenswill bestartedatonce.
Aniniiuential operator-id the mason the
othsroperators hadnot signedwas because
thepriceof coke could not bechanged this
month, and that the operators would all
IgnbyBept. l.
The Elixir at llIr-iaghain.
mammalian, Ala, Aug. 15.-—Dr. L. Lich-
stein, late of New York, cumin-and Mon-
day night on himself and a patient mmed
L. D. May. with the Brown—Squaw elixir,
which developed a few hoursaftertreatment,
and which havesteadflyincrmsd inanerity,
are blood pin-lining, nervou
A nun named Alexander Hunter, who had
sullercvl from chronic dysentery for a year,
havingapparentlylnm cured.
A Suicida'a Strange letter.
Damon, Mich. Aug. 15—» 8 a. Ill.
woman named IayGoodrich,m
age,wssfounddeadinhcbedat
eaters'hotel. A two ounce vial halt filled
withchlorofomexplahiedthecal-ot
death. Onthetablewasa lettu-
“Ifdeadwheufoundand my
Dm‘tmakeapublicshow of me.
yuuuiayhsvessoa or
mdaymeetwithmisfortuna"
Englishmen Literate.
OmanAungi—aevwaiiias
facturersinthiscityhava bemashedthdr
autumn-ice. Theolerscauwthruughnnd-
street'sagencyandwmmted-m
iugfrom Englishman whoww'a M in
the mat, where some purehm had hen
made. Unlike the hrsww-y
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raider-Cleveland’s,” rial
thamoatheallhful most
use. and it alwa s denim
trit one food
ubald My hm. ty.hed:h.f:li
as- y men
ehatuhts. chemists of Boards of
wt. and [loft-ore in institutions of
lold
the country.
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The W ‘1'“ 2m 05ml.
PERFECTLY PU RE.
a non DELICIOim BEVERAGE. 71w 1':
in rill we as say ct‘.t:. kit) rm: mic:
it is the mom Gun: Luv. pirknl {mm
the heat planlallons and uranium-u. slung-m 1;:
pure and free from al ‘ "« mums :. l"
matter The Rant . _ her'nr'. . . .
a ui warranted full ww; ht. i2 :1 mm .,....
clinical in um: than tho i war 33.]...
Gricztal 5: Unusual Tea CL. 1?...
"nu! my". 36 Hurling Slip, Au." lm .‘..
I‘or wile by the mat urm cm.
F. I). LAW'I‘ON & 00..
I). L’llillllilllitll,
CHAS. ll. I-‘Ellllls,
South Norwslk, Conn.
A Talk With
Cal. rants. loses Glover. David Plait.
I. I. Stanley. In. Hoary Seymour
and others.
Islewwill he tease a sample a: the multilada oi
thanllln flowc- A son. at
new York, daily receive. The sub
tuition
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can 0. It. emu nys: "in ms I was
tak- icl with Dyspepsia aadJaaadies of then rst
reducing nywdghsabout dnypouuda
ahoutone year aadahalf. lmthlng
wsadoae that audios! skill mold surgeri— Finally
a lot doctas declarvd my case-'lneurazue;
Mpnmlhebendlsot doubts. Then] was
finally pwsuaded Blood Purina.
Afutakngtwoerlhreehatt'eslwsseatirdy'
curdsndhavebaeuawsllnsuferovenixyears.
III. lunar BmOULIsldtohsvehad
aesacermmedhy Dr. cam-m ofNew York
city. Wasvw lew-rsponedlih ytodieanydflg;
unabletow amaeuonwould not heal.
Dhrovamredherscveuyesissgoandhasheaa a
wellwu-aaslacs. I“
l. I. flANLIY, nearly eighty old.
wassa sskuy fru- a mfg-’11.. The
doetclssaid bdau “Weston his lung.”
couIdaeilivs. llaviughssrrlofthswondal
by‘ThGrut Blond Panda" lseal
feriiatoacasndmufslihfally. lymhdiav
apuuredaadsnnowsajnyinggeedhealih.
Testimony ofaBemarkable Cure
in Norwalk. Conn. *
Ill-a Celia Starr. (new In. charles
Bennett). Grant St" larwalh. cola.
Iladllduey truab WI. impaired circa
btioud eight nuns-ensues that
shecesld not nor at. Paid on
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,Wehave agents avaaheru. in?
REGUI RES
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auglo Iy
Goal! coal!
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unwouneco.
tress Ina-ll. who‘r- euufl tor H
Mind-rem m dim pa. mammal-u and sat has
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wilt-s ndthe a”:”: ”I. Em”
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pups-hm bh .~ - ’
mum-h. Saved and Split.
. mom ’ . won A 898mm.
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Please the Eye
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with the printing of
anything that is need-
ed in the office, store,
factory or anywhere
else, but we endeavor
also that the
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may be in conformity
with first-class work.
We. are equipped
with the Latest Styles
of Type and N cw and
Fast Presses, and are
enabled to execute
work in the quickest
time possible.
It is our aim to al-
ways have the work
ready when promised,
m and we pride our-
selves on this special
feature.
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Solicited that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
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Sentinel
"'ITHII'“
N o. 1 3 Railroad Place,
South Norwalk.
TIIEEVENINGSENTINEL
is located at No. 25
um Main Street, Norwalk,
where» orders for ad-
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competition ..,.
A branch oflice of "
vertisemeutp or job A
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muss .mm’
Steamer Medea
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sonata moms resnvns
Tuesday and Thursday Elllllll
emu-mammalian: ill.
IataralaglaevellotuaMatatllo‘doek.
Heinlein! all Bell lilul!
STEAIIB ‘ IEDEA.”
capt. I lowland.
DAILY 'l'lll TAIL]:
laavslouth Mull—1000 a w., "m. son.
till 9. I.
funnel» Plead—Mn. I. t .. f
won-am an. a mean 3%)? in;
sn..i.,15p I furWusoa Polar and -on.li
lorwaik Omnibus: Ier Wilson Point only.
heave 'lieou Pelt—M0 a. In. for hell I
I”. Will I, l.l5.bm,ltwp.l forlell Isl-id
Mammal.
InvalmouPoiut 003.]! Its a. m up.
In. for I'all liked. Wilson Mn! and “curb M-
walk (W. as '9. I for Wilson Point call.
:‘flp. In [$32.32 Island.er Fright-ad South
urwala. w In an airs III
to leach Nmuam‘" ‘ D
IDIDAY rrws ‘IAlll.
leave Bell island—ll an. n. for bomb Norwslk.
leave South Norwak—iofll a II, MI). 2.0.
tit,54tlp.-.lorllelllolandaudlmoulvlut
laavelotou Nul-lltua w. Its. no. till
1.0.39 -.(last trip) furroulh lorwalk.
Onwaeldayssha willuiaketrlpsss prr lime
table,connrcnug with all trainsen D a li. division.
lloasatouic Railroad. at Illaou Point
MWlaosPoiattollell Usudul-lotoul’olnl
illcrach way.
vouth Nevwalk to Baton I’uinl or Dell Inland llie
«we trip; Sc sac-ruin. in” if
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New sad Palatlal Kira-er,
Bane Bharles,
Capi. Fred L. Ilyxhcc,
Willcouuneoee flaking Dally Trips to New York
[Io-fort, Safety and Spec-d.
Popular Prices.
$0. Norwalk to New York. Single
'l’rlp, weenie; Excursion, 70 cents.
Ousudafter
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrivaiof
"Houawuic" train in So. Norwslk at 156 a.
m. Returning leave New ark. Pier“ Ian River.
Aim
foot Jed n... 8.1a lunatic Wm
llau‘ luv'alr. lilpf‘ln" connecting wnh trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the flousalonlc Lise.
For further information apply to
“I'll! NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL ()0.
SIDNEY STARBUCK. V. P. a G If..
as South al.. New York
0 ll OLDS. Agent . Wilson Point. Goran. apt!
The Old and Reliable.
nun FREIGHT up.
larval lluiurl
minimums. ltfl,(untilfanhaaetice)
-TIIE PROPELLERS-
‘fi‘l‘. - iv
m fi‘fuaogac-
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will lash daily
freight lumen New ork,
xorwaih. Willieaveflernfoolotleak-aa
Futuhfcfiwhflmhdailyasltfl a I
(dueattlouthNurwalhatw p an.) Inn boat
day.WadnrsIhyaud Friday at hp. at. Yer
Norwaik. Itoaeay, Veda-asyndtriusy.5p.l..
Isl annals n
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rcatvcdfrouflalJos
Returningllouslaavasosthlhrwak. filly. 7
:.Il. MM7.Maad Saturday.
pal.
Iratghttahanlka-aadraeatvad (oral)
pol-tau- thallalharyaad Imam and
lilopang Railroads at Greatly lea-cal
Rates.
0 ilra'ion toagutsthe City “Firewall
.1on he sent fumes-elm
anywhueiullisorkcits .
will! persons are turbid nesthasayuf the
employenwt the boats of this linaouaeeoantef
meowuerslhereof.
nousu‘omc RAILROAD.‘ .
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Share Food and «and Order. ' --' l
now re our man. .
GROSS CREEK.
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3w; 5"?“ 5g 2'? n mums
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lies-sinus Juanl‘a'd mums No, " l
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Lila ”As-t. ’ ‘
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Whoiualeand Minimalism Ital-st
Bill. lllll W001]
Brick. Limo. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
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