IW'INIO Moll-r
maimvmmc'
I“ lady—0a- Iawd Was
wnnovn'mthe bodyol lir
dutorovlva him,wlihoutsuo—
.fls wss appuenlly stone dead. An
, h- lielievus and Dr. W. C
~,dIlDMavenoe,g¢toths!sctory
fibula». Ambulanoefiurgeon
Mannie Feelyworkedener
n-rly three hours trying to
.flinry to madman. 'l'hey
“- bully, bled bim,nsedabattery
.hflvflnlytriedartiflcialreqilration
“Win injections Thsutheycon-
and last hswas dead. Ills m. with
“inundatflWestOneBuudredmd
WMquMmd-hehad
hbadyrnnondwherhome.
I. In. an Expert Electrician.
glorywasflyearsold. Hemmtly
Ma ddyswltch boardatwhichthe
”mishaps-t maywork without any
.. induction. This board will be
mpany Mr. Henryhad been
“if: Ilia! hi boyhood !or telegraph,
wmdwtriclight companies. He
“Haven years of his life inthe
bovine; He had been two
low the Accident Happened.
Thad-k and employee of the company
outhis hands and clutched
film wins near him, thus receiving the
, ,w Aninquutwillheheld.
SATISFACTORILY SETTLED.
The Illinois Miners Will Resume Work
on a Compromise Agreement.
Jonas, 11k, Sept. 3.—The conference of
thwnlininersandcoal operatorsheldherc
My afternoonresulted inasettlement
of the wage baubles throughout the northern
mmmm an earlyresumption
dwhmqtintheminesotw. L. Scott,
'hofl'llln. Theoparatoraalloiwhom were
Mr. Scott, gave their
ultimo-bout 5 pmaiteratwohours
_ imp-ion.
‘ MWMIMWmot7Xmma
Mbdhmuntoucompanystore orderaa
.. rubella"! 50 paemtintool
inalllhefielih oxcqfiBtreator, asidthe-la
douallothemhiaaatthecostotputtingit
onthsars.
Thsndnersconn‘deredthe proposition“-
filmintheneningandfinallyresolvedto
Wit. 'l'hewwkmcudesiredinaddition
“in of rent free duringthestrikeand
mWfingongoingtowork. Theoper-
“Immembodythme points in the
but mid privatelytotheminsrs
thrunltwouldbeasdesired.
mills. ‘l’haw's Will.
" m,8ept.3.—Thewillot the late
.mThawbubeenfiledintheregistes’s
m. The vastestate, alimated at be—
m0mmwm,m,m,isdividedinto
Wont-question amount of it
whwwthy clarifies. The inheritance
rocdvailbylrs. Thaw andeschot thetsn
m. 01 a
coo avatar than in Aogm a year ago.
Expenditures during the past month were
unusually heavy, amounting to meow
against ”imam in August, but. The
pwisimichargelorthepastmonthamounted
to manual. or nearly ”Jul,“ more than
in August. 181%. The petition charge !or the
twomonthsoltheourrsntdscalyearanmnts
to MW“, or tally “MAID more than
!or the nmutlnol July andAugust int year.
but about oedema o! pension money paid
outthlsyear was used to paypeniiious due
duringthelastquarterottheprscediug
fiscal year.
Receipts and expomlltum for the two
months of the current item] year compared
with the mrresponding months of the pre-
ceeding year were as tollows: Receipts, July
and August, 1830, W,&'i7,il)5; July and Au-
gust, 1N, 0%,”,078. Expeiulltures, July
and August, 18?”, immune; July and Au-
gust, ism, woman.
FOR A CASH CONSIDERATION-
Graham Would Do It Again—A Chicago
Girl Who Wants to Try It.
anam, Sept. 3.-——Carlisle 1). Graham,
the only man who ever braved the waters of
Niagara and lived to tell of his experience,
is resting. The evidence is overwhelming
that be accomplished the task he set himself,
and the event is the sensation of the hour.
He is badly bruised, but the after eil‘ect oi
the mental tension to which he was sub-
jected, when for nearly one hour he was at
the mercy of thewaves that had never before
reliquished any one within their grasp, may
make his permanent recovery a matter of no
little anxiety and certainly oi considerable
time.
unfi said’last night: “I made up my
mind yesterday that one trip such as I had
was enough, but if anybody wants to put up
any money I’ll do it again."
Cmcaoo, Sept. 3.~A special to a morning
paper said that C. D. Graham, the man who
“shot Niagara" in a barrel, had received a
letter signed Miss May Marchand, c! this
city, in whichshe expreuied a desire to go
over the falls in the some way.
Min Marchand was seen at her boarding
place, and she emphatically stated that she
was really in Wt. She is a good looking
young girl, with an abundance of light brown
hair, and large, dark blue eyes. Her form
is perfect, and her bands do not indicate that
she has always had to work for her living,
as she now does. “Yes," she said, “I am
willing to go over the Niagara Falb on the
Canadiansideinabarrel, and I amcertain
that I could pertorm the feat sumesstully;
but I want to have my head well wrapped in
cotton."
“You wish to go over the falls in a barrel,
do you! How would you like to try a jump
or go over in a rubber suit !"
"Oh, I would not try that, because I can't
swim. I have been nearly drowned three
times,jnst because Icould not swim. Al-
though I lovetbe water I could nova learn
toswim. No, Iwilltryit in abarrei,eveu
iilamkilled. Woail havetodiesome-
time, you know."
Hrs. Sullivan's Funeral.
Boa'rox, Sept. 3.—The funeral of Catherine
Sullivan, mother at the champion pngilist,
took place yesterday from her how, the lit-
tle two story dwelling at No. 8 Parnell street.
Theiuneralwill long bereuieinberedbythe
rddents o! Roxbury, for it was the largest
evu' known in the Highlands. As early as 8
o'clocka crowd had gathered towatch the
mourners m theypassed in andout. By!)
o’clock a vast throng had mumbled, and at
lOo’clock, thehom at for the aolemnpro»
caution to move, both ends of Parnell street
were lined with carriages, fully 100 of which
werecalled intense. Therewasalargedis-
play of flowers. The interment was at. Holy-
wood cemetery.
Connecticut Bicyellsta.
HARTFORD, Sept. 3.-In the bicyclehourua—
mthbor daytbeiirat race,one mile
novice, withiour entries, was won by 0.11.
Wood, Barfloril,in3:05%. Thesecond race,
the paloneoi theday,oue mile, state
1:. A. W. championship, had eleven entries,
nine of which appeared. G. C. Dream,“
Hartford, led untilnear the finishva he
fell behind. H. 0. Cornell. of Hartford,
won byatew inches, F. A. Clark second.
Tiun,3:5?}4.
Another Elixir Victim.
Darrow, 0., Sept. 3—Samnel C. Sho-
walterdicdatthe hospitalhere. Heb-ti
been snilering with rheumatism, and was
inducedtotryan injection of the Brown-
chnardeiixir. Aftertakingithiscass be-
cameaggravated,and he grewweaksrand
wakeriuapiteoithebestmedimlattention.
Ebrigbtiegtrmn the kncedownbsgandir
caying,greatpiecao!rotteuilsshbeingcnt
oil. Bhewalter was a well known mane!
thhcity.
no Grand Jury wm lnvestlgnte.
NuYomSema—Thegraudjurywm
probably be called upon todayto invati-
gateths Flackdivorcscoinpitacy. Dhtrict
Attorney Fellows will personally pro-sit
the case tothein together with the court
recordsgivuih‘iui for thatpurpoae hytlis
W The are a large
number of wine-as is) hominid, mil
elsvercrosaxaminatlonisaluunten-tahito
In'lngoutthetrathfiiowovsrmuchthouin-
tastedmaytrytoenueaalit.
ant-statsunaxsss.
Ammfli. Y. ,8eptd—Atthalimsstone
quarryd Peter (hint-ti atBouthBet-hle-
mum,mmw b!
til rucksatoasblasteva-insdsia thhooutr
MY W‘%m‘bw
“We“ Juan-stay, at
fittinghttn to? loade- prise r?
rein. yninday,‘ lunch-tn, 1i. .
“mil
Brooklyn
Bowen‘sohnrvanesotthedaywsstaors
neural «whiten. luChleago’spar—
adaat wasspiaiysnalos Istiitot
wood, made by the switchmsn 0! Union
Roadshow.
Thswillo! the late Henry Show,“ 8t.
Inuismivmthohulkot ”Walsh
to the city. martshiooaditians. Assn-
hsr at charitable institutions “HIM sash.
Thereportsddsathotlu. Bellow.
mothsrotthslrishlsada',bun!ouudsd.
Han-Ital llolans, a wsalthy tarot-r asar
Wills,wasmurdersdoa8asday
Citeutastaneulannttohlswllsssthsgullty
party,aadshsisuadsramst Blah-dire-
qusatly threateusdhlsme. lloluas was to
aadlt'aliolmesli.
a prairie lire ten ntileswidsisrepwtad
trout the linuenits hotwnt lands. Curve
Cityls threatened with distraction. lino-
dredso! iarrnsrs havelostall their stock.
I). Doughty, a lawyer of llakland City,
but, was lied by Karn hiclieuny, whose
wits hail - iployed the lawyer to "mute
heradlvotce.
The United Hints! steam Dolphin is
Imdergoing repairs at Plymouth,
Rev. iavrenw T. Bennett, aged M. died
suddenly at New liavsn while waiting tor
a train. lie was the oldest Episcopal clergy-
man in Cmnecticu' t.
Alter six motdhs‘ kichu-isi, the foundry,
rolling mill and pipe and tube mills o! the
Reading iron works have resume-l partial
operations. Two lbw-sud men will insem-
Played-
During a fire in Chicago a man named
Bankthrewhischihl innu'awindowtoths
crowd below. The little one was terribly
injured, and recovery is doubtful.
Mgr. McColgan, vicar gmrsl of the Catli—
olic diocese of Baltimore, has been apriint
for fifty yearn.
Mrs. Mary A. Lippitt, wile o! Rhodc isl-
and's ex-governor, died at Providence, aged
iii.
The Remington Paper company at Water-
town, N. Y., has been sold to German capi-
talists for sl,tlllll,llll.
Iiippolytc's army entered Port au Prince
Aug. 23, Legitlnie having gone aboard a
French warship the day below
William lloagland, a grocery clerk in
Newark, N. J., died from hydrophobic. lie
was bitten nine weeks ago.
John McConnell, a snake charmer, was
bitten by one o! thirty-nine rattlamakes he
was taking up Broadway, New York. it
was his seventh experience 0! the kind, and
he expects to recover with the help 0! a
doctor, whisky and a secret remedy.
THE WAR OF THE RACES.
Whites and Blacks in Alabama Arming
[or the fray.
limousines, Ala, Sept. 3.—-’l‘muble is
expected in Bibb cmmty, about thirty miles
south 0! this city, between the two races.
andunless tho aha-rill or military interfere
the results may be very serious. Both races
have been arming in anticipation o! the
trouble. Last week the negrocs receivtrd
forty Winchester rifles from Hemphis. 0n
Saturdaylast a party of white men from
Bibb countycamc to this city and bought
sixteen “'incheslers and yesterday Ill) Win»
cheaters were shipped from Nashville con-
signed to white men in Bibb county. They
med through this city yesterday.
The trouble seems to have originated as
long ago as last November, whena pitched
battle occurred between a cmnitnble and
pomeaudacrowd o! negroes they tried to
arrest without warrants. Several men were
killed and wounded on both side; in that
difficulty, and there has been bad leeling
between the ram since. Matters were pre-
cipitated by the killing of John Lawrence by
negroca at Montevalto on Friday night and
the lynching 0! two nogroes suspected of the
crime the (allowing night. Two lines of
railroad are now building through that re-
gionandseveral hundred negnmmany 0!
them ex-convicts and desperadocs, have been
takendown there to work on these roads.
The white people are much alarmed, and
manyoithem are sending their wives and
children away. _
Mississippi's Rare Troubles.
Jackson, Miss, Sept. :i.—Governor Lowry
arrived here from Greenwood by finial
train. Bolore he left Greenwood be pre-
vailed upon the armed whites who had as»
rambled there to return to their homes in—
stead o! carrying out their intention of going
to the scene 0! the threatened race war.
The three military companies that left
Greenwood at midnight last night byboat
had uotbeenheard !roui. ltis notthought
now that a conflict will take place unletn it
should happen before the troops arrive. A
private dispatch from Greenwood received
at Jackson late in the atternmu reported
everything quiet, with the troops still up the
river. The governor has not yet been able
to see Cromwell, the negro leader, who ar-
rived in Jackson Sunday night, although he
has been trying all day to do so.
For Violating Pension Laws.
Irmaxsrous, Sept. 8.--Lee 1'. Wilson,
innuhcotthelegislaturetromflhelbycounv
ty,and Jana For,“ Cynthia,in the-nus
county, Were arrested by a deputy United
States marshal and brought to this city,
charged with violating the pernion laws.
Both parties waived preliminary hearing and
was bound over to courtinthesuin of $1,000
each. The ailidavit uponwhich thearrest
m made charges Wilson with luviug made
albdavit before the circuit court that the
tram was never really the wifeo! Fox,
with whom she lived someyearsimtil hi
death, andthat the three children born to
thunwereillegitimate. Upon the tactsnt
forththepuniondueherbythedsathothsr
first husband, Oliver Snyder, a Union sol—
dhr, was renewed by the and
In. Fox received 81.2!!! back pay.
Brayrnan’s Wedded Woes.
Emma, Sept. 3—Csorge Brayinan, a
night employs 01 the Delaware and Burton
Railroad company, and about ”years“
age, has a handsome wile niuiowlnt younger,
aner children of whomsheisthemothsr.
unanimi- "
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South Norwalli, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. 'srris, Hos-o Clover. David Plait.
B. It Stanley. )Irs Henry Seymour
and others.
Below will he loan» a sample If the multitude of
letters oi encoungc-ent l'ranslin Hooves A non. of
as Broadway new York, daily receive. The lab
joined smirited testimonials to iron which
sndsei hon, lsdieamd evtlvncnyoaknowaad
esteem or their honor straighliovwm. and
whome icon to has patty yummy
Whathasheeudooctorotheruauhe tone;
and it ll lolly ioloager sales when the
recovery lies at year very door
cot. c. I. Illtltll lays: ”ls 1815 lwss
taken sick within-pepsin asdJsundice oi' thtwrrst
description.” reducing my weight about
lsoderedahou and a hat! the:
was done that nail skill Mould godly
acouncilot doctorsdecilnd I! can "tantalum"
other! gavelielhe benefits»! mitts Thea] w-
Inally permuted to lake llowcs‘ Blood Purim.
Ailer taking two or three bottles l was entirely
cundand kavehceusweilmlorovcrsixycats
ills. IIBKBY III-OBI. mid to have had
arancerremoved by Dr. Cit-ail otllew York
city Wasvety lw—upmodlimy todiesaydg‘
aotahletowai’aaleus;mwould not heal
Discoverycandhes seveoyrsnsgoaadhsshees a
well woman since.
8. I 8153].". nearly eighty old, and
wassnilerin severely iron a hall?” It. The
doctmsairl had an “ulcer on his lung,"
comd not live
cures doteby "l'hetitat Blood Purifier.
lot it at once and took it faithfully. ly cowghdis
and am ”am: good health
Testimony otalleniarlisble Cure
in Norwalk,Conu.
Illss Calla Itarr. (now Hrs. Charles
Bennett), Grant St" lorwalk, Conn.
Bad kidney unable, Dyspepsia, impalmi rim
public Dr I‘mdeM York, told me
wouidrmthavehclieved couldhavvheea cared it
cal [Recovery minnow
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twp. III. for llc' island, Wilson Pointsnd South
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Yiiterti diluent brands.
Ila-test ie Cigars.
Pony diilercnt brands
The moat amplete assortment o! Perfumes to he
found in the town.
l-‘ancy Soaps-
in endlers variety.
Yancy Box Stationery, inks and Pens
FineConiectlonery at pop on ar poet-s
Our stock a! hunt lediciucs complete
The Prescription Business a Specialty
Having gained the reputation 0! drawing the
finest Neda Water we mean to keep in the lead,
and with attentive and obliginl clerks will serve
you better than you can be served elsewhere.
Store Always Open 'l'ill 11:30 It In.
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No. 1 3 Railroad Place,
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Main Street, Norwalk,
where orders for ad-
vertisements 01' job
printing will receive
prompt'attention.
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