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Confession of Crime;
”m1“ AS A 1'!th B033!!!
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”W“ Ur'tte lliwaulru and North»
sat M ls m... to Convict ru-
\ .0 W Minty and larder.
Mlleh, whammy
firm who has so long termrlsed a»
m of Michigan and Wheati-
”Wat llqmlrlic, infill-county.
W Glade. When the ofllcer put
, “communal attaaptetl to draw
WA” was quickly blocked senso-
Iyahlowlruln tilemamhal‘s billy. lie
”Whithematy jail in this place.
ihmmealedthetmthstlmls
”other than the {AW “Blwk Bart,”
{hm Iiolzhay, as was proven by arti-
“Iotludin hiI‘r-asuslml. In his pockets
no time revolvers. three gold watcher,
Q's-pocketbooks and other articles. One
‘ “Whhlmthename of A. 6.
mm who're-robbed and murdered
fl Ink-WM llonday. Aside from
in. fact or Fleischbein‘s "traitor 1.1111,;
Win his paler-ion,“ is said there is
My 0! evidence to convict him oi this last
(he. The otllcers are reticent u to the
' m nature of 1111. evidence. The prisoner
,. “Macknowledged murder, however, as
an .
rainy:
. msnmcotlnm.
' gotonlya small amount in cash.
a M reported.
Ydenlay Holzhay unrlily paced up and
down a cell in the strong jail oi Marquette
county until ball past 5 o‘clock, when he was
in a special coed: bound for Ber-om
b a German, 351 years old, and by no
“I a denigrate looking fellow. The prima-
C III contemed to all his m-imes, and he
‘ “do the following statement to the two of-
who mptured him:
“I.“ lip" the Mllwaukee and Northern.
“I did 'hold up' the Milwaukee and North-
_l'll tram. I don t just remember the date
I“ I haul of about 850. I boarded the
Il'lhat Maple Valley I went through the
”In and spottm such men as I thought
'ould be likely to bar e money. I then walked
luck, and the first man I ’thd up' was the
brakemau. I then ‘held up' a pam-ngcr and
lalso ‘held up' several
otherpuaeengers and got small anmuntu. I
had to take what they gave as i could not
arch them. as l was playing a ‘lone hnmt’
I alsogot a few watches, but none oi them
were good (or much. I did not have a sack
”collect the ‘lmlle‘ in. I held my ‘gun' in
Holland and received the ‘donations' with
«them. lgot on at Em. Junction and
took to the woods.
The Wisconsin Cent ral, Too.
“1 lb ‘held up’ the Wiscomin Central
railroad train; I think it was Aug. 7 or 8. I
lgnt a
few watches, two of which you have taken
from me The black pm ketbook found on
me Inn taken from n pawnger on the W' ls—
oouin Central train \ on will find a 8200
wound a lot of cards, which I think gives
thepauenger’s name. I have done several
m little jobs, but these don’t concern you
“will do no good to tell, as they did not
'Imotmttomuch. Icommenced Imsinemin
“Election some time this spring"
Very few people in Marquette paid any at-
W to the fact 0! the bandit’s arrest, and
I _ ”want aparticle oi excitement. What
willbedonc in Benemcr time only cantcll,
hi I lynching bee is 11m imminent. She-rill
, Inky and his mature-r will reach Bessemer
nun after midnight.
DISAPPEARED AND REAPPEARED.
..‘ Ml Dead Man Turns Up and
W I’cculiar Complications.
Wm, (3mm, Sept. 0.7.4 veryro-
wit and peculiar mystery issoon tobe
m up at Nangatuck, and a man who
Lyn-inland to have been dead three years
'wlll soon be asked to explain why he has
’ hut in hiding since Jan 1, 1880i. During
September, 1885, Edward Ill. Andrews, a
‘ verypopular and sucwmfnl contractor and
/ builder, whose headquarters were at Kanga-
hck, left home suddenly for Florida, to em-
llarkiu the lumber Miners. Hebniltone
of the largest sawmills in that region, and
“backed by Connecticut friends and one
Haj. Norris, of Highland Park. F'la., had
Mmoflmd, but all they could learn
was that he wu last seen at Wightman’s
- Iterati- Bay strait, Jacksonville.
Itwusaccemdasat‘act thathehadllcen
murdered by negmes, whose displeasure he
hadincurred'iuthemill. Thenhiswite
drained mourning, collected a 21:34]!) policy
iutha Hawaii: Aid Malina, and applied
iti'oueotfloflll in the Hartford mmpany,
huttheyrefuaed topayontheelimevidenee
dthemn’sdeath.
Innwhile the Naugatuck hank toreclmed
331,000 mortgages on prqrerty, and finally
, waitMaweulthyruide-ntotlflomup.
, Mmmeralpeculiarcomplicationsin
hummer“ ot the atata,whichareren-
daudmure perplexing mil-“henna h
notdeadandwillretm EGBaldwhud
r-yshewas traced toaweateru
Mudwill shortlycome borne. Ilisab—
smell is said tohedne toaberration of the
“which has made him anexiloand a
wanderer. It was brought to a clone, how-
u'nrr, by the Masonic Aid amoc'mtifm,
“ by
whiehhewas hunted down with thehelp of
mm _
mi-oia' Crop-rt Corn.
Sumerian, 1119., Sept. 2—Pretty are-
hlealculatiom have been Inadehere upon
thyieldof mix-Illinois thisyeur. It is
“tint thewly estimates willnothold
utbyugooddeulmndthat input. arm
“manpwillmt much exceed halt a
“average. Themlcuhtions referred to,
’W,atuhmd upon the following tig-
mflmdthecrmasreturnedhy
in we, is nearly TWKmml) allowing
theyinldtoamouattothemesn averaged
fig [mt ten mmzwlrushelsan acre,
thtutdybldof then-re wouldhemtflm,»
mushwhieh i jut WWW
hthatlrellliaaicnracmpot Int year.
Irv-alias m gram hers whohare
lanes-mining the abbot vurycritieally
myth-{WWW them
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Wis wanted for many crimes. ills name (Llama
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SHE HOlSTED TVlIO FLAGS
11m Is Why the dose M. (lacing: ll
Detained at linrncoa.
Jscxmxvnmz. Fla, Sept. 2.—Fnller de
tails concerning the detention of the steamer
Jose M. Gaonega at Barncoa by the United
States government authorities are loomed
from Philip Harris, who shipped on her as
steward. When she left this port on July 9
she was bound for Cart hngena, United States
of Columbia, wher’e she was to be used on the
Magdalena river. She proved very unse -
wr 1rthy, and was detained three days at
Cotton Key, one 0! the Bahamas, by strms
of weather, ntterwnrd putting into Baracoa
{or coal. Unable to secure coal there she
was about to sail to Kingston for it, when
the trouble occurred.
Some 0! the officers and men aboard had
been drinking heavily and demanded mom
liquor of Quartermaster Moloney. I'pon his
refusing they set upon and beat him severely.
Steward Han-is came to his defense, and the
oillcers sent ashore tor guards, who armctml
Moloncy, Harris and two mlored firemen and
put them in jail. The i nitvd Staten-unsul
there refused to aid them bleanse, n.» he al-
182511, the vessel was sailing undn r the
Colombian flag. The United States consul
at Havana was induced to intercede tor them.
and they were finally taken to that port. The
men were nmrly naked when they arrived
there, and say they suiIered great hardship
at Pflmffls jail. They were half starved and
destitute. Their clothes had been stolen
from them by the jail guards.
On arriving in Havana harbor, the cap
tain put them in prison because the United
States consul was alrsent from the city. On
the oonsul's return they were released and
sent to New York, where the circumstances
were reported, and the government ordered
the detention of the steamer at Baracoa be-
cause she was flying the United States flag
at the bow and the Colombian flag at the
stern. She' Is still there awaiting disposition
otthecase. Harris says the steamer isun-
seaworthy and ought to be condemned
Minnesota's Fine Wheat Yield.
Sr. PAUL, Sept. 2.—Commissioner of Sta-
tirltics Strockenstrom has received crop esti«
mates trom forty minutiae, or halt the entire
number in the state. The returns all go to
confirm the fact that Minnesota‘s wheat crop
willhethe largest that the state has ever
pmduwd. Two of the counties show an
average yield of '25 bushels per acre; ten
have yielded 20 bushels per acre, fourteen
show up with if) bushels average to the acre,
and the balanceare under 15 bushels The
general average for the forty counties is
16.10 bushels per acre, against 10 bushels last
year. II this average is held up in the coun-
tiesnot yet heard from. the eutirecrop in
thin state state will go between 45,000,000 and
mom,” bushels.
Promiscuous Shooting in Colorado.
ROCKY Form, C010,, Sept. 2,—A tend
growing out of a law suit resulted in ashoot—
lug aflray here, inwhich Cattle Inspector and
Joe Wyatt, United States Marshal Maxwell,
of Pueblo; John Miller and several other!
tookpart. Miller receivedashotinthe
groin and another which broke his right leg.
After he had tallen, Mills! shot Wyattin
the neck with a Winchester rifle. Ike
l-‘rahour, an innocent spectator, received a
seriousde in the shoulder.‘ There had
been had blood {or a long time between In-
spector Wyatt and the Miller boys, who are
old residents of La Jun-ta. About forty
shots were fired during the scrimmage. All
the participants-rem arrested and held in
$1,000 bail each for trial. '
Killed from Ambush.
Norms, 14.,Sept2—l. D.Cerneywas
drotandkilledby'rrrneunhrowu partimin
amlmah on the llonroe and Bostropmad,
twelve mils from here. Thokillingiabe-
lievedtohetharemltotanoldteudgmwing
outdthekillingot thrllorehouaetonr
orilvemthaago hyCaruey. Carneyhas
hemincmtodyheratormtime,andwu
only recently lihautadonhail. Haw-s
warm-l that if he attempted to nturnto
Whewouldhekillod.
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ll rvliiloct and itivil Engineer.
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and reliable Flower and (larder: beads IcAlllrter a
Call and see my love at
connection with m- dcnte No 3 Berkley place.
fl‘d labora-
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of buildings.
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no liar-ail Ito: Ilo+75
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a \t \l‘r‘ \1‘ Mr. Null“ ALL"?
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bur c «1: to L. E. Qu'ulard.
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\orwnltl. Conn.
N
( arpcntcr and lluildcr.
Plum tnrnirhed and Intimates ulna.
lobhxng olul1 kinds prbmpliy attended In.
all” 1 Ann ntrect, near liain
l' U. r “3.80:!"- Somali Ct.
I It. Is. u norm,
lluiid or and Ulllil‘ill‘lill‘.
W: Tlili n1 11,”!11: dnyorcm‘nr’.
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SUI? Tl! NOIIWALK SIVINGS BANK
311 “nahlrg on Sin-c
(van Daily from 9 m :2 min. and from X lo a p a:
1nd or: Saturday I‘VEI‘liDiZf from ll lo 1..
{Cf-Interest 1"uwulonlk-po-‘l‘
John 11 Fannie \inl’m
.lllliNll. ERA???“ Hut art-1T en:
llavllnnd’s Fruil Store.
cfllllCIORANilES. BAN AN H HG‘, DATES
all kind of “ll! cann- d fruit cxmicctianer,
Bml Food and Gravel at
C. A ll!“ llANl)‘. filaiu 5L, Norwalh.
A'I‘ENTB.
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ddw m
Ill-on“ All. Ilayuurriri,
FU llSl'l‘U liE llllA Lilli!
Ami Furnishing Undertaker.
at all kinds of laminae.
36 Main Street. I‘m-ll.
All-o pn pared to furnish everythlng
the interment ot l-hedcad, dsy or night%
lch 116m
Wm B RIDER. t‘ B. oiConrl. JUSEPII ll RIDER
Slat/c Board at Engineers, B. 5.,03. It.
Member Conn E. l 3. Ass' a.
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Main Olin-a, 45 k 47 Washington St.
ROIT’I'II NIIKWA LK. CT.
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Local Server intend General Work will
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Do not buy a monument or Headstone from any
photograph. bntgo direct to the show rims of
Wm Water litrut. Norwulh and select on
all rorr pie in and you will not be dir-rg‘polnlvd in t!
anmnace Dealer In all kinds of at ldlrg stone
cemetery work.
I’. W. I lilTES.
613m
Hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
111 Hill: 111 11111 Laliex,
IRE-OPENS OCT. 3‘, ’89.
for areal-radian.
Mrs. M. E. ligand.
HHlIlllilIlI. HHLLIHI !
Gazelle Building, Narwallr, Ct.
mat a. manor. Pal-urn...
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Lehlgh, Lacuna“. Locust
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Wilkuhrro Gaels.
lull ill llllllllill Pilil
Yard ‘ (wt of Washington and In
«hull mus. Brunet «flee at liaison
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livel. lit-5‘. 111111.. Hill on l‘oh halt. mt Preh.
round lint. binolml 1'- «um "um.
htmllderr, Ba m1.llnlvvns, inn 1;
(one. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Ilelivercd l’ronlptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Wad-limo» ill H's-l.
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AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. BENNETT, lei!) E. S. lii'bTED.
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No, What is it ‘t
llnnt I: Zelnfl'Keep the
1\' icest Market in the City.
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Fish, Oysters, Clams
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Pure Tomatoe Oatsup.
Imported Sardines.
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Farllll’l Headquarters for
M IIJIJINERY,
a Water St, Horst-1k.
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lrnaa,i Romain-lime Wreath-tron
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otthtrichfeatherhanda. jleiiplinonellanll. all
colors. mum. Atuflllaeet Mannequin-I
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MRS. FAWCETI',
3 Water 51., Hal-wall.
Joan H. SMITH,
FLHBIST.
Arman.
Wazons and Carriages made and re-
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Carriage Makers
All kinds of Wagons.
kinds of Blacksmithing
McLhAh & STELL,
Carriage Bulldersl
”w...—
uo.”ar. mun mum, em or
ssnvmou ARIY BUlLDlNG.
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
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And manufanurete 0!
Trucks. Carts. etc.
All r."n irt' . n-pr’ r n: premplly done.
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Horse-Shoeing and all
Foot of Franklin 51..
90min horwallr.
willows
HENRY TILLY.
New and tcrundhand
Buggies, Phat-tons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
l’ricers to Suit All.
Call and Seed-Them.
liliiiiilillSi
’ ALL GRADES
um neutron-m NORWALK Emma‘s-35mm 3-1;“ ne'er-$5
my on autumn?” .11
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Bel truly ileum lililll‘. Mum
nan-ammo. Min-unman-
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AND AT
Lowest Prices
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We pay ill rum-II. rulrbtme
. - e' .a. ., it»: six-.A'
Nrw Him 00“.
WNW Tar Soup makes a fine la‘lher and
loves the skin so“ and ; its deeming
qualities are hatches I ll
BUN all! ltlAN. IngnrrrJRCInpelfit.
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our Tea.
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H. S. BBflWN’L
llilil'l‘ d: SHOE STORE,
Clark a: Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
«“3 Choice Groceries
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Align; tsvorile redem- ol' hard and the- burning
Bprionpechl wen tor winter supply.
All can lhoroagely “incurred.“ lpre-
parad and promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED woou A SPECIALTY.
YARD AND 0l’l’lCE,
Water 8b, Pool of llavlla-d 81.,
Opposite Pratt I Word's Shoo lanaiactury.
A. S. ITERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, J em-lry.
i’lnc Wnfl‘h lit‘,ulr‘og a sz‘c‘ally.
in Washington lit" south Norwalh.
HAVE YOU TRIED OCR
Formosa Oolong
BLAOK TEA
-—————ooo-——-
lhny of our neighbors, no doubt. have flue Tea.
too line i 1 net. loo delicate, lhi’] fall to get there
will: the crmbined rwreteeee and alienath as do
your humble tenants. So it you are 11an try
”—9....—
lle Was an Old Tea Buyer.
Herald: “ltlsscood’l‘ea. One pound lsworth
twopoundsotsuchteanlhavebeeabuyinz, and
theprlceotthemhothisthaeame.‘
Another said: “I don't wish to flatter. but it is as
good'l'eaaalhm been need to paying 10 cents
fl
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Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, the"
No- 8 Main Street.
Hill! I HATS!
FALL STYLES,
blunders-decline!
Still and Soft flats, Silk Hall.
‘sllm semen—e animator-mead
Boy III!"- nationalisation-east
KNAPP’S,
91 .Waghil‘gton St.
Particular attention paid to
mi}; Your 1.13:1:le
Cull Hill Wlllll‘
llflilllilil] SK Ii'l'S
All Marked Down !
A. DICKERMAN &' SON,
to 1 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. ’Conn.
Artificial stone Steps. Coping,
Luvs 3!)qu .
'CAIiIiIAGE BLOCKS.
&c.,'&.c.,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
:5 Water ltruat. Ia“ l!
1 WIT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL
! AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
Sequflnnime
Y HAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE.
'The Universal Star:
No. 10 North Main St, South N orwalk, Ct.
FOR LESS THAN
FOLLOW run our“ 8178!! 1'0 Till mnvnsu. 81'0“ '03
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The Universal Store,
No. I. North lai- Street, So. nor-walk, Ct.
NOTICE -!
ONE MORE 1.0-:-
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