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annual-which the cmirtpickodontof the
infirm-“me answered that he had formed
-floflnionon'them points in the case. Half
. who had also withstood the fire for two days,
‘ w-perunptorily challenged for the defense.
Vlaketotheirsummerhomeinllainilwn
.mwmt. The latter presented a
. . rarity
“min-do by representatives“ Greene
humeral-logo" at the four la a
M hula. man, Freuaan Gran, a
mac-rm mother
”whom-y Mammal-1'. P. Kellogg,
muggedfanner inunAi-llngtoaliolghtl,
who-vana bimel shirt aadthlanhleuu
dthllgnatlaeretumetlaa Thoothertwo
whomlockad up for the night withou-
ndKalloggme. J. Vanoottaad William
P.1‘uraar. it is poulblo, however. that
thatwomwillbelatfrle.
All Ar. Ali-rims.
Allfouraro Americana from-way hack,
Idhvo nevarfmined auoplnlonastothe
wituvianoceneeofthemxed. TIIecrowd
hthacourtrooniinthomornlngwaslarger
unanytimolinoethetrial began Many
in. were admitted lnfide the railing. .
The M paid little attention to the
lagallparrlngom tho admisaionoftbelix
dormanbmitted by thedolenle. The-ix
«nation which the court ruled an admissible
an there.
The Adnlaalble Questions.
“Have you formed any opinion as to
whether or notthoalleged murder of Dr.
Cronin was in pursuance of the actionor
Mlngof aaecretcommiltee,or itsofllcen
wanyof tlieni,to tryaaid Crmin for-any
offense!
ve you formed any opinion as to
whether or not Dr. Cronin was killed in the
Carbon cottage!
“Have you formed an opinion asto whether
the tenant or tenants of the Carlson cottage
had anything to do with said murder?
“Have you formed an opinion as to whether
Dr. Cronin was taken to the Carlson cottage
bythe ham and buggy engaged by Daniel
Coughlan from Diuan, the liveryman?
“Have you formal an opinion as to whether
or not Martin Burke, one of the defendants,
was the tenant of the Carlson cottage!
“Have you formed an opinion that the so
tilled Clan-na-Gael society is in any way to
blame for the death of Dr. Cronin?”
Latbrop Baa an Opinion.
The state offered no, objection to these
qamtioaa. State's Attorney Mngcnecker
waldiapoaedtobe conservative in order to
nape errors. This set of questions was
ll'obably rosmnsiblu for the overthrow of
young Lathrop, who made such a favorable
W for two days. When the queer
tini- of umspimcy and the culpability of
Sb Chn—navGael were fired at the keen look-
Ia hour later he, together with Lillilridge,
Only Three Postage Stamps Left.
Cannon, 1a., Sept. ~l.—Jl'ho private bank
(I! L. S. Brinks at Lennon has been closed by
the Iberifl, owing its depositors from $5,000
to WA“). For some weeks the rumors of
its unsound condition have been current, but
the proprietor and his cashier have constant
1y denied these reports, and, it is stated, re-
ceived 813,00) late Saturday afternoon, since
which time the doors have not been opened.
Writs of attachment were sued out by Ridge-
way & Worth, creditors of the bank, and
when the sherili went to make an inventory
hafoiind just three twocent stamps in the
vain. The town is excited over the event,
aamuyof thedepositorsare poorpcopleor
indumanwhocannot lose their lie-poms and
Piundcred by Bonner».
‘l'nov, N. Y., Sept. 4.—-Neivs has been re-
edvad that on Friday, while Mrs. Ralph
Branduth and her children were passing
over the “carry," en route from Raqnett
county, the partyencountered robbers, who
wmtthrough the trunks and destroyed what
thaydidnotwauttouae. Diamonds, jewnlry
and utlmr articles amounting to $2 ,000 were
atolen. The jewelry hadbeenunintentionally
loft in a trunk. The thieves escaped.
law York's Board of finalization.
Amn. Sept. id'l'hh ltato board of
aquliaation met in the mcretaryof state’l
Mysterday afternoon. Lieutenant Gov-
mutual, thestateotllmand threat”
acheduleofamclsment, andargu-
andGaiaeectmntiu and WWeaver,
dihileity. ’l'heinatterofcqualilationwu
Moonstderediaexecutiveaadon.
A supposed Joli-atoll- Victim.
Wmoflv. Va,8ept. A—The bodyoi
auppoaadtohe m of a Johnston
viduia frnmthelcngthuf timeit bad ev’r
‘dlilyhamiuthe water,waa found in the
thugweltofthe inland,lastevening,
priiyhnbeddedia then-ad. identification
waaiaipar’ble. buttha body waaapparently,
Ml: y the clothing. that of an iron
Winhilworkinggarb.
liquor Mtheaaloa.
ll. Y., Bert. 4.—-Many dell»
got-arrivedh the toattaud undia-
mall-allow? smwmauqm
John llaly la in jail at ilprlugflrhl, Mala.
for the killing of Constable Abbott.
lira l’lralll iii in very feeble health at
limdentown, N J.
Yannonth and sandwich, Mam, arecolo
bratlng their ”50th nlvcraarlol.
The ticrippl laa of American Work-
man were «detained by Minnie Palmer, the
actreal, at Glasgow, Scotland.
Malignant typhoid favor la reported at
Ooaneravilleaad Dundee bid
9
Kat Kara, a wealthy Japanese of New
York, mporwl to the police that hladaughtier
had boon abducted by three of hiacountry-
men.
There Will be a reunion of old time Aboll~
tionista at Boston, Bept. 2i.
Harvey Neodham, aged 22, was found dead
near Franklin Furnace, Pa. He had fallcu
from a tree while out hunting.
The town of Barker, Mom, was destroyed
by fomt firm. \ino pertain perished in the
flames
The Norwalk (Conn) Baseball club has
disbanded.
J. W. Judd, one of the judges of the dis»
trict court of Utah. has sent his resignation
to President Harri-Ion.
The Hartford ltlcycle llama.
Ramona, Sept «it—About .000 people
attended the bicycle ruccs y y. llcndee
lowered the one mile safety from 2:46
tollzillf. The Barker brothers broke the
tandem record of. "- .30 for one mile, their
time being." .37. (l M. Hoodoo, of Newton,
Man, won the one mile handicapin‘} “41%
Another handicap race, distance one mile,
was won byG. M. “Minion of the Manhat-
tan Athletic club, who was givcn‘lmyards
start. Time, 2::HM. The onemile state L.
A. W. championship safety was won by ‘V.
Harding, of Hartford, in'lzfill 4-5. E. Daubby,
of “'estmiuster, won the Hartford Wheel
club handicap, distance one mile, in 2:43‘4.
The five mile race was won by I". F. Ives, of
Meriden. Backus and Pickett won the one
mile tandem safety handicap. The three
mile L. A. W. championship was agnlndo
clared oil, the contestants failing to covertha
distance within the limit of 9:15.
The Vagle Cane.
SAN Funxnsco, Sept. 4,—Thc balms cor-
pus proceedings in the case of Deputy Mar
shal Nagle were begun yesterday. Testimony
was taken showing that Terry had threat-
ened to kill Justice Field. It was also testi-
fied that Mr. and Mrs. Terry were violent
persons, and had threatened harm to Judge
Sawyer as well as to Judge Field, and that
Terry had told Marshal Frank that he would
get even with Field for deciding against
him. The facts of an assault upon Judge
Sawyer in a railroad car a year ago by Mrs.
Terry were also given. The woman pulled
the judge's hair, while Terry sat opposite,
ready to take action if Sawyer should resent
the insult. It was shown that Terry had
bombed of always carryingaknife. Are
porter testified that Mrs. Terry once told him
she would probably kill Judge Field some
day. _
The Army of Vi‘ut Virginia.
Commons, 0.. Sept. 4.—'l'he Society of
the Army of West Virginia is in session here
today and will continue tomorrow. Gen.
W. H. Powell presides lad the exercises were
as follows: Addrem 6f welcome. Mayor
Brock; response, Gen. R. B. Hayes; short
addremes by Governor Foraker, Gen. W. N.
Mocks, Gen. Nathan Goff, Gen. W. H. Pow-
ell, Capt. J. M. Rife, Gen. VanB. Bucky
andothers. On Thursday evening a grand
canip lire jollification will take place.
Speeches will be made by William McKiir
ley, Gen. W. [1. Gibson, Gen. W. H. Powoll,
Gen. Eugene Powell, Gen. B. F. Kelley, (I'rcii.
E. B. Enochs, Gen. E. B. Tylerand others.
Both Duellata Arc mad.
Sam LA“ Cm, Sept. 4.—Mnlad City,
just over the Idaho border, has been thrown
into excitement by a fatal duel between two
young men, Abraham Likes and-lode Spring,
otClark’aI-‘lat. Theycaineharelalt spring
audwent into partnership ranching. Both
fall in love with the same woman, Jemima
'lrauts. Unable to reach an amicable ar-
nagcnwnhtheyrcsorted to the hooksido
withnxlluxiternandthere aettledthe mat-
ter by fatally woimding each other.
were buried where they fell, side by aide
What has becomeof thegirldoesnotappear.
For a National Bankrupt Law.
Mimarous, BepL t—The representa-
tlveaofthecommevuialbodiuof the United
States to financial: a national bankrupt law
mumbled at the West hotel yesterday.
President Torrey, of St. Louis, called the
member: to order and appointed committees
on credentials and permanent officers A
large number d unloading citimof the
country are nucleated.
Editor of'nia Western christian Advocate.
(lineman, 0., taller. i) ll.
Moore, of Denver, Colo... hm been chuleu
afitrrof The Wuhan Ma Advocate,
tomdtha late Dr Baylh. Dr. Moore
haaOhloaaaadagrldaataottln-Ohio
mdtmkchargaofthlillavcaaivlrdty.
nature mmmforntnm
. L—Blia in thaval-
”W” "°“ 2‘... “mu“;m
the va
familiar-mi. 1:5:an
halhlaquitam ant-I alan—
tripled.
Batteries: Fitzgerald
Gmlfollow.
Al Syracuse—
Byracuae .............. 0
Toledo ................. 0
Batteries: Keofeand
M New Haven—
New Haven. .......... ll
liarlford ............. 0
Batteries: O'Connell an
and P111
At Worcester-
Worcmter
Lowell. ..
Bottoms:
Murphy
0
0
Brl
00
80
a
lioiihrd and Wilson.
MEXICAN DISASTERS.
Land-lid“ and Floodl Carine Much Dam-
age to Life and Property.
Crrv or ericn, Sept. 4.— Further par-
ticulars of the destructiieandslide at [near-
nation. Hidalgo, haIe ban remind from
that remote locality. For a week previous
to Aug. :5 rain had been falling luceamntly,
and on Sunday night it culminated in a
cloud burst, which caused streams to over—
flow their banks and loosened tho earth on
the mountain in the rear of the iron works
of Mr. Richard Honey.
At midnight a large landslide occurred,
bringing down with it the huts of the labor-
mwho had built on its side,‘ and covered
my others and their inmates. The many
laborersemploycd in the works commenced
to hunt for the unfortunate creatures caught
in the slide. They managed to take out sov-
a'al alive, but'a woman, her daughter and
an infant were not found until several days
after.
At. 9 o’clock the same night another slide,
fifty times as large as the first, rushed
down over the settlement, breaking down
walls. filling doorways, covering gardens,
crushing huts and de-lxaiting immense rocks
which the men cannot move. This f rush slid.
caused great terror to the minors and .workers
in tho mills, who sought safety in flight.
Nearly all of the huts, hundreds in number,
were swept down into the valley and piled
up one above the other. Houses at the base
of themountain were crushed, walls swept
away and the devastation was generally most
complete. For three or four days afterward
marching was carried on in the slide and fiva
bodies were taken out. It is believed that
many others were buried in the ruins.
Floods in the states of Hidalgo and Vera
Cruz are causing much damage. The prices
of food are rising all over owingtothe heavy
rains. \l'asbouts have delayed travel on the
Mexican Ccntral railroad. It is raining
heavily all ovcr the country. Serious floods
also prevail in Tampico and in the surround-
ing districts. The water is higher than dur‘
ing the floods last year. Many families up
the river have taken refuge on the high
ground, their houses being flooded. Tele-
graphic communication is generally inter
rupted.
Brown In Not in Boston.
Booms, Sept. i—Ex-Jndge John Lowell,
the acting counsel f Mrs. Gideon P. Brown,
and who will rep t her husband’s inter»
ests in tho acttchIicat of the liabilitica of the
defunct firm of Brown, Stooge & Clark, was
seen at his office relative to the alleged prea-
encc in Boston of the mining wool merchant.
Mr. Lowell mid: “I cannot say thatl know
positively Mr. Brown's present whereabouts,
bntidolrnowthathoia not in Boston and
has not been m sincohisdeparturefrom
thiacity, Aug ll. I am satisfied that today
Mr. Brown is neither in the state of Mn-
aachusettanorthe United Btutenaudi
am wcttyoertain that bewlll notretura
until a more complete at the
canisreachedthanat present exists.” In.
formation laid to be reliable locates Mr
Brown in Montreal.
Didn’t Need the lint-l7.
Jacasox. Mini. Sept. t—Tho Capital City
Guards have returned from Indore meaty.
They say that the whites who flocked into
Minter City at the report at trouble from
the negroel'had the armed blacks
before the guards arrived there. Reports
nmthekllliagoimgroelware conflicting
Some per-unclaimed to have mannin-
ber of dead hodlea, while other: only knlw
of me negro having been fined. and tint
aecidmtally. Forty aegroel were captured
by the guarik and turned over to the lbs-
ilf. Thegnardsthcu left. The aberifl said
he did not need them further. They board
after leaving that onoof the negro
leaders had been hinged.
linen Ila-dud can-(Work.
Ronni Anaaa, Man, Sept. L—All the
amt-curls in town mdoaadacqitli.
T.Cady’a,andi,litflmananoutoi work.
Thelettllmntoithawagaqutlondounot
laminar.
WmAmpt-Iladllatloa.
anm, Dal. Supt. L—m sin-Ila
hundlfiownvcrl hlulddfiheman ac
coping the my “reduction. Work
mining.
w'aaruumedthh
Athor’al-cl-hglla-o.
“'l B. “A".
Architect and Civil Engineer.
Far-label Hana, fluctuation and napalm
«are for no motion of our: description
of halldlagl.
l'l‘llli'l liliAb‘llhAlle.
ovrura— Tamara ””5351 Walhlnguulngum
1‘ LIX. I. oinaon.
Orianm ol the first at Chartinwm
mm
l'ianoforte, (luau and Musical
i omposltion.
f. ly burl Bo! fit I’. IL. NHKWALK. “IN!“
C B. D'AB'I'OIH.
‘o
(luau for Weddings and Partial. Ice Cream
muaiamly on hired for the nick and well. Illa cele-
brated Roolllccr. andlialployincn ltlce.
50 \tAlN ‘1‘" 80 NIIRWIILK. (‘1‘
.1 I). JENNINODI
' . amnion I. Quinta-l.
l2 ndertakcr & Bin hail nier.
RLE! 11'!th NlGll'!’ "JILL lN Till OPTIC].
No. i Knight on. Residence. 5 Elia St,
880 am Nov-wall», 4 mm.
J 0. CROWIE.
O
(III-pointer and builder.
é inn! furnished and [small-given.
Jobbing of all kinds my", attended to
dim Aan meet awn-In
‘" " .i “tenth Norwalil‘r
J K. RAIMONII,
O
builder and t‘oIIIraImIr
WI: rk door by the dry or roam":
0th:- font of linvmud ~t on Wlu-r PH Box Ill?
SOLTU NHBWALK SAVINHN HANK
0
.’Il » uhlngion Street.
Imus flail) from ll :0 12 Ii.in . and from
-n-- on s‘ntuuday evenings from a m R.
'3' ‘i eh‘l'i iivuwcd -ri Donnell-i.
\LllKS SHLMAHRI
.u. lvr'm'ds “when,
IOIIN ll KNAI’P. “er. onn TM:
tluvilanll‘u Fruii awn.
‘fltllt‘l "RANGKS. tl-lNAN H.110“, DAT”!
all rind of tabs. rant" 0 lmlt, unfeciioncr,
and It'liable Flown and Garden lieu-d- MCAIIWI' a
Bird Food and brawl at
A llalllAND". a Hall. St.
rt. 3p Id
:14 .
t
Norwnll.
{LTEN '1‘».
ti. it it" this'l'th‘,
W-hin‘ton, D. 0.
Tm your in [lulled Brain Patent ones.
as» uulde to manual mailed ale.
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Call lodlacmyhmetltcfiofallkmbdfumitm
so ill-la Street. Norwall.
Also program! to furnish even th
the informant oi the-dead, day or “W
connection with midi-ace. No. l '8!
Ichfl l9 .Oin
Wm B RIDFKC I. oiConu .l- ISBN]. B RIDER.
State Board M Engineers, DJ!
Member (Joan. ll. a a. Aae'a
0' iii. ll. RIDE-ii & SON,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineers
Main (inlet. 45 k 47 Washington 80..
Mill'l‘ll KORWALK. C'I'.
lWFFHRT MEET, TRUY. N Y.
FONTS“ It‘l‘l'llltl‘
WATKHVILLI M. Y-
Bnneh Miler- }
bow Sunni-gland tlcne'al Work will
ii in be given prompt itIeaiioa
Illifliiflilll ail Headlines
Donut ammonia «a [an luI
raphhalgo dines to “elbow man of
adult“ one
aliamnplrtraad Imin will aolhe mad la in
mum erlnall klnilaof dame
P. \V. BATES.
“Sm
Hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls ad You Lilies,
un-oross our. ad, ’89.
For circulars adorn.
Mrs. M. E. ”sad.
illlllllllcllli CflLLllil !
Gazelle Building, Racially“.
mill Ii. ml. raincoat.
of partial, I.“ Hall at
Bye-roll. fill “I! “‘7
mammwfiu radial“ any
a-palliloa.
cayllal Alla-tin Clout-thaw at
I Iain-
My awn-mi
m . . W
lad-m to...
warm ”I W
l
Carriage Bulldersl
No. 65 MAIN STREET. REAR 0F
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Waco»: and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JOB"! Nil FROMP‘I'LI ATTENDEDQTO
aux
II IliGll'l‘ a PLYNN,
Carriage Makers
A' dlnantlacturc'a. of
All kinds of Wu
Trucks, cartldl
F ll ‘rladl cf lrl pinuptly lime
bew- ral new and” I'fiand dwacona for tile.
New lload Can» only $30.
Horac-Shoelng and all
kinds of Bi ackamitliing
t-‘not of Franklin 01..
a'outll Nor-walls.
qua; ti
WACIONS
Manama-hand
Buggies, Phaetons, t‘arriages,
winopies, Spindles, ctr.
—m- - l
I’i‘iccs to Knit. All.
call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
BIBBIRSI
-- in“
ALL GRADES
it ND AT
Lowest Prices
l'hr Best Goods for
the Least Honey
”AT...
H S. BRIWNS
iiiiil'l‘il .‘llllll‘l STORE ,
I
Clans: a Lane‘s Block
new SW???
t .
”“7
lh‘mfifln
, ..-:m. 1.4.1.“:an man--
if“!
’l'lIeFaIlcnaTIr soap maker a lac lather slid
low- the skin loft and agreeable; iiacllaaaing
qualities "clutche- hit.
it it. anaemic, legitim'nltlhapllfl.
u
:2
Gallon» liavt audymrnwtegan‘l’ar Soap
myself. and l‘udi I: ly and article for
thrash-g. retire and the skin. 1 cheer
rally recommend it not
0-. JAM£ I. urn-son.
”‘HMC—t-de
14“”-flhwmflfl.
mmYm.Mawlav-.h
Innbmnfinl‘hflhfly‘
“firmde
on !Illaa'l't "3‘3...“
lim oar
nasal inn-am cull-I“.
unnatural-lot oili- III-Ill
tarantula-rim m "13h
aun- m.
” Laura-nun.
manila-wring
9...... III
minnow. ~11
mount
BUY YOUR
final and Wand
EILESLLEI. co.
All the favorite varieila- of Imul and free bornirg
mull. special prim.- given [or mom supply.
All col [unanimity wmned. well pre-
pared and plump“) dclivend.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Word
Sawed and Split.
.CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
650., &c.,
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,
85 Ham air-or. tall ly
.‘ I
la.
warble-dalmatian» a“ "“1”
«hail-pa.“ thl admldaada a... , MW -
mammal» Warraatalia MM“; m............ltllOllIO-u All M ked D louvre-lulu. 5..
.................. .. .. ....,.......';........... ........ - , ..... , . -- . 3,; g3; 21 eta to 91.50“”; I 91' 0WD mm..." ~
m «than... the unu- withthlliulltvan-Xllrainflxht. m ' . ' "PM
“Vb.“ thirtlai for than ll At McCullough Culling. lad, lanai cal atlllulnon— W .— “mm“...
w'“mmm“MM.mflgmmJoh .......... ....000'000.I~7 mLA
“Hm'mfinwmhflwm WW “war... ...... .ooolooooo~l
‘Wy 9””th Tint!- “ “WWNWKWIMM ‘ “flOCOIOFCa
. “Wmucuaal for camp. When Ammlfiuflmmufilmfix AME..." .......... .3 o o i g o l o I-l ami . ’ .
“W W Ill-ll- l o o o i o 0.10
mwmwnzmfit’m“; Murillo“. 0mm: Waylllngaadimhluaoa," ‘Jland W" ”M 84 Washington 8‘11””, " ' " South Norwalk, Conn. N
"up. MammuMymM ,uAflllw,‘"'"N Y"""""’h I’m“ 3"“ “calm“. iuuaoueum-owuu. W..-" -, ., ...........-..--_ m..-
lawman-mm“ M ' ‘m mm“ ”mm" M “a Oolnmbul 4 o o yo 0 o I 0.7 1 i .lrtlllcl l hto at l
.W a,“ "on kill-d. mm.'.'.'.".’...'.‘.'.'.'.'.'.'o o a o o o o o H 'M “a MGLLAN & STEEL, ‘ no “ll" “I! “III
mm manly W humming?“ Lil-me v or leaf W- Willi-arm Doyle. mum ‘ 0a 0a MW“ autumn. “’1‘ In"
1
BUNDLED W000 A SPEI‘IALTY.E
ran» as» our l). i
I
. I
Water Sh, Poul u? llnvllnim m .,
Opposite Pratt ‘ Wrrd's Shot Maunfnciory
A. S. Vilnius?
JEWELER,
Diamonds, 0 “whim, Jewelry. ;
l-‘Inc Watch Lennon 2
34 Washington at. .
‘pi'l'll‘ll'i
mum. Sunni“. i
Formosa Oolong
:BIABK TEA
——«.———_
l‘anyofnor neishhnn no doubt. have lire Tea. .
tv‘o one i . ”chandelier”; lily fail to get there ’
wirh Ihccv inbincd rwteticr-s and rivermh as do
your humble mm to So It you are do a: oiled try
. our Ten
—oo$A
Ill: Will all old 'l'c-a Buyer.
lie slid: “It is a good Tc: "no pun ml ls worth
two pmiudaoi each mas I liar: been paying, Ind
thepviceot thiiahoui in the lame."
Anothrrlald: “i don't wish in ltsttrr, but it is n
M Trans 1 have berm and to pay: 2 3'0 unis
for "
Price: 50c lb.
Billie & bowel.
GO ‘0
Mflflfliiflliilll
-. pun—-
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS , «30.,
No 8 Main Street.
HITS! HITS!
FALL STYLES,
llalllgmlelaadcrlorloi
Still and Soft Hats, Silk lists.
“Infill' Camila-II liabhacaand
by Ina gum-Millaulur-lnal
KN APP’S, §
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
“stag, cleaning and Iranian
Itlli Ilall. all
not Your Light suns:
”Hunt
I.
amt.
i
l
l
1 AT THIS OFFIC
I now
“him 'l‘lt! II (ll It Can and See Samples of Work
3 WIT WILL P n“ YOU TO CALL
“"983“. .. YQII. “95.1!
E HAVE WIUR PRINTING «pour.
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