i” g. ‘EMBMh, linllrnchen. lam ”eh-“1m“ W "hutch-“workers at these-sot Mine-Ile- won-ad little,indsed,of [like and two children, Ifiehael Dnhy, "Jeane- Rural. mourn. Thom- Far- til and three children, Norah Kennedy, “annually,“ahne, lire erana, (tannins. J'bolnna No‘mCharls-Peh, In. My, Alphonse Tredmn, Napoleon aTidal-lull}.“Wight. Glowing Away the Debris. Withthebreahofdeywasstarted afresh theworhof removing tbedebrisol the de- molished houses, and willing hands dexter- tnfly wielded picks, axes and shreb ob toined for them by the city engineer. The workof removing the lichen timbers, bricks, mortar sud metal of the demolished "hum- w-adifllcoltand dangerous task, so W in are the ruins and rocks, with which they are mingled, between the ell! on theoneddeamlinnneme pileeofcoolontbe other, stored up on the whene- which line thou-r front. There is nommmnnieation whatever betwgen those portions‘of the city lymgenstand weitof the ruins, for (filam- mt, winch winds along the haseof Imeath the citadel end it onlythoro'aghfare for which there is whet“ theriverandthech’fl, 5 much more fmmidably barricaded today ngainstcommerce and traffic thanitwas agahnt the brave Montgomery on the fatal December night In I :5 when he led hisdar lug amult upon a British batteryin this line little street. Tho-sub of Tm of loci Fell. It i utimated flint not In than 10,000,000 culliofeet of rock lie overtheroadwayd Champlain street in immense blocks, awne of themaslargensatwosmry Museum! weighing hundreds i! not thouflnds of tell. The hollow space upon the side of the cape from which the avalanche fell 'n; left as smooth and straight as the side of a home, indicating the existence for a long time pre- viously of a deep and gradually increasing fissure. More Avalanches Feared. The space that was occupied by the Intel rock was some 500 feet in length, 200 feet in breadth and I00 feet in depth. Thoreau mw very dangerous inking figures in the rock adjacent to the space whence the are- lanche fell, while those at the back of the citadel and of Duiferin' terrace have ridbly ‘ mlarged, and the slide hm carried awny with it a portion of the rock upon which the foundation wall of one corner of the tar famed terrace is built. “removal of the rock from the street will ban gigantic work, and it is expected tooccupy from one In two months. Most of the blocks will require blasting, and that to a very considerable extent. . ‘ ‘A Little Heroine Rescued. 51‘th who aided in the me of Mrs. » hit-remnant.“ heroically or. young ' 'anlalendergiri of some I? yenrsstruggled fulifeaudliberty. Though, it is said, she nflerefromnbrokenleg and wrist and is otherwise bruised, she told those who were endeavoring to extricate her that she wm , working bird with both lands, notwith— standing her terribly mangled condition. A Child Rescued Cuban. Ada Black, the 8—year-old daughter of ‘llenry Black, wls rescued, only slightly in- jured, about 7 o'clock. At 3 o’clock the child of Mn. Ready was recovered olive, awar- ently without a scratch, lying in close pron. imitytoher dead mother. Theebild ishata month old. Her parents were married lea thantwoyenrsogo A man mined Kemp wastaken from theruins alivehutbadlyin» jured. Fifteen In the Hospital. There arenow fifteen sufferers from the in the Hotel Dien hospital and a nnmberharoheentakentopriratereddencee. flow the Victims Met Death. hMch,oneof thviofimmpay- ingavisittometrienda. Whenloundher positionwasasif she was about tying the strinpofherbonnet. . find the calamity. hi arm. The two were found together. Thedendwemelil'nid out in the Water policestation, whencenhmt ten hr. been medhyfriends. Thecoronerreperlsde ‘ u already settingin,ahdsayr'thofl thattheratvareswmhiginhn-nem Mahmthewharmsothethehnhalto hwuflnseurutrnctedesrepidlyhpofllb. Owe llnndred Were lea-red. Thinqnestwiiileheldon lie-by. The ”amendwiIIhethBaad-y, math) Altogether between eighty Idomhnndred people on hintedinonr wnyor another. 1m Mourns S. 9» Cor. ”1'0th 2L—‘l’hsTa-mlay hafl , eotnmltteehnendoptedreeolatbnsot mfwthedsath olfionaflCox, . wryatflaebonrhb. Kym, husband-1:; W Inhrhoneotthericthnguetanmat a-Yldeath. When found she was lyim nnderaoruabaarnfierrihly strained. At! g o’clockthecrmhedbodiesofflraJalner Bradley-mimeofherchildrsn wentahu frvanthernimoftheirhome. The body oi lulartinlleadywasnieotakenfrom the but. Btill‘lbothusad incident! come to inthereemimot MnFarreB atthe Ile had hf- babe in malleable, lI.Y.,afowrthdle- means-W mud n- vmmm “0 Italian «not has rm “Removal Emma 55?. "'1‘“ mmwuhb hevisg a ladies poloooblflltforhi-inDnhlhl. Willhsa Poll, an old r-tdsht of Coder Yell-.10.,ntIh-eto hbhoinsaadthsallhot andhilledblnnelf. 'I’behoneewassarde prhTho-uflaymallleTHIn-l m “hanged mum-.Mor men“; ..... Police Oflcer Hub.» of Portland, Ila, was-thud Ilve tin-us byan Italian whom hob-1m indefen- bedrewhtlrw volw end «itieenywonadai the lttha. Tlraoibcerenpedwithjlight Elm MR5. HAMILTON RESIGNED. litre Salutes nor-elf with Clarence-ll- Connacl (Jaunted. let's “norm, 5 J., Sept. 2| —llrl. Hamilton was quiet during the day ail seemedtohe makiugtbe bent of herdtw tion. She spent the morning smoking cigar- ettes and reading newspa Since her mictionshehashemwld hytbofewllntiv mate Iriende with whom she has eonrsmd ibatherconnsel madeanrisdahe in plnring heronthe witnewy “and and aflordfittbr mention an opmrtnnity to attack her private character and luring out things» paling her past life. It ‘- the ovum-Iron helicfoflawymthat‘had i‘tnotbeen Iorthestatemeat made bylln. Hamilton on her ennui—mutation, that Mr. Hamilton stood between her and tbs nurse when she did thawing, the. would have been at least is disagreement“ the jury,ifnotan acquittal. It is maintained hylrlilandlton’s friends that she HM psmnileav,butl.otleastt2.mhlnnh,be sides mole valuable jewelry. llra Buniltonwillprobahlybe crmveyell tothr stateprison in Trenton on )Imday manning. Jar-sped from n Runaway 'l'rnlw. Cunnuooon Tenn , Sept. 2|. —A on on the electricrnilmul, whiiegoiag up new» ridge, slipped on the side of the hiII,th¢ track being covered with dew. The «1' w. heavily loaded and the mermat the bidding of the com, jumped OH. The partial injure-l were eiirhitorsinatteudnnor at the Mir»: of Wilder’s brigade. Th1 foliowingieeliatcltbe infured: Mn. Mary Adam, (teeny, Iiht, injured internally, prob ably fatal; Mrs. M. J. (lam (leery, "In. badly injured; Cups. Owen Wiley, (Huey, Bk, injured hltrmally, bully; Willisn: lunford Caey Iii. head badly cut; Mrs. A. C Addhm,C1<ey,Ilk,mmlylwnhed Eight other: snil'ered flight inform A Well lam Knight Dead. 3mm. Sept. 21,—John G. Carlin. formerlyaprmuinent labor lander, died in 9!. Iary's hospital of a cvvrnplicatirmof deemed He was 233 yeanold. lie was» general auditor ot theKaights oi labor in IWJatlllater mm at «Muriel: mommy-I9, 1K. oi ‘ L, in New York. Hr. led several mate-fol ear strike in New Yorhawd Brooklyn in 1886. He ran for cityanditorhnimfland also for the mmhlyon the labor tithd, but wee demoted lie leaves a widow and four children. A Victory low [In Hell (“o-my. INDIASAKM Sept. 2| Judge timely, ot the United State» district amt, Inaugurates an injunction favor of the American Bel. Telephone antipathy agnialt Culi- Alley, mining him trim the we of telepim which Aizleyand other! have be” tion in Earthen: Indian, It «leveled that they werennialringenvent the Bell mm Alleyandhkplflmswmmlered to snrremler to the court all the relegation: inatrmente in their W menu-assume. ' ‘Iwanttogetagmdhaalsock,’ Infill” (deuterium—lumen. “Strange-ongh to holdtwa suppose? the-mm. “No, fir,” arid the Wwitb1me show of resentment. ”No. sir; I've been .rrldformorethntbreeyeesn”—Sena~ rifieJour-l. Met-tenure Awuiezm Sum,Wy.T,, Sewn-Winnie: Hauforllhasneatmulc'harlac‘larhlla- Dorie and Farmlnnin to term llthl relic-8mm «Mr-them for-sanitwith intent to Hurobberyani burglary. They are desperate channels” .andreeratlyaearlyhifledthei' bitches Wham by some workmen whowere diggiagallrael ha unrest Mable unite-ed Severalpiuuof the on kahuna-yet byGhmkahy, ref-en. There-II behowatflttheornmwtaiasflownmu toga-dwillecnreelypnytoknm ammm momma,” 2|-t'irfil Sta worn-exam. ’anlnyehtheflradfadlm ‘ hnAmChlgifiu-Tktrtslol ‘ A. owns-us. w wlh fagirgth “Mutual-t”)— W.......m IowYorh...:.. lotteries: leaders “Pb MWW..OOOIOOOOO~I Mira............0 I 000 I oer—.4 Mariamflamwiaeaadcu-Javeuaal Atlamctty- cur .......... ooooooooo-O etoooripJ At W Halo gamepoetpond; wet gnmmls. At Toledow meame W; wetzroaade MW ‘ Detroit ............... 1 s o o o o o o 1—0 Iceman“ ...| e 2 o o o I o 3—? Batteries: Illnltb sad Wells, “defined In- cum. AtWorm-eterw Imam”. .,o o o 2 0 I o 8 0—4 mum ..,....,...o o o 0 I II o o x—l “generics Word and Tenha. Wenhlenanl Atlarwell— Ismail .. Herrera I oo—u lcwllaren ..I000IIO|0—t DAVID B HILL AT ELMIRA. Ila Tall» AI-oat Par-lug and the World's Fair. and Avoid. Politico. Kill“, K. Y., Kept. 2I—(lorernor Hill wnsgiven a big reception nt the Interstate fair The governor, munpanied by Col. Judson, Judge Muller, Congreasnian Flood and Ir. Judd Clark, prestbntol theassociaw tion, were eemrted to the grounds by the Thirtieth and Twenty-sixth Separate com- pnies. About 1000» people were present, and the governor's almanac was the sig- nal for a grand oration The wmther was cold and disagreesble. In his atldreasthegowmcnrelnllyaroid- at all pilitical twice Among other thing he spoke of the world’s fair, and said theidea Wily" tobim to write Mayoannt, of New York city. stating that It New York eonhln‘t getthe world’s fair it should corn- promb with Blinirn or Chicago. Themernor paid ahigh tribute warti- nnoandfarmcn wbohad madethefnirthe sateen» that it was. To the farmers he-id that it would take longer totaliwhnt he didn’t know about agriculture than it would totell what he did know, At thecloee of his whim-n, which tools airmet fifteen milr nun, the gtwerrmr held an informal reeey limit-the principal corridor of the main building. Before the rain commenced in mtherewere chariot raceeaud a kn mile running race between horses ridden by Indian Belle Terwiillgrr, of this city, won. linnie Franklin. of I’hndiay, Pa., was thrown and injured or the seeomi mile The Telegram to be field. Ban/mix, Sept. 2|. —A Providence (it. I.) special to The Ilernbl mys: The Evening Telegram, the berm-reticorganof thirstate, hosiery-odd. or will beonOct. I,toa syar (limb: of which Mr. litigant, of The Fall River Hint-e, backed by capital from New York, Newportand this city, is the head. Thepneetobepoid is 8|5fll),and a bond andfwfeit have been put npto consummate the rat-outlet. I. The paper will remain W, ad will apport the party now has in a rigorous state eenqraign next Ital-are ol a New League. Krw Yoke. Sept 3i.-—Rumon of s new Engine-relyingthronghthe air thick and Int. J. J. (fawn my: that m internal! in the Sew York club here approached him withoflm to Ira-ecu'tain lanbjnlt nos-that the Polo growl- for b-ehaII pupa-en l’resbient John ll. Ward dated toareporter that iftbe Sationd league did not concede certain thank!“ will be matlehythe brotherhood thhs fall, the players will take the wt of II: game into their own but and form another league. Two Hundred Police-en Wm Present. Saw You. Sept. 2|.———There was could, eralfledi-mkrduringthe Itnliancelebration atJons'Wor-k Awomanwasstrneh,“ this led toa piano! shot heingfired. Two mmentiteanidaotheleaned who ml the pistol. No on was hurt. There were several other quarrels. Two haadrrdpolioe were on dutyandhadthsir handefnilinmtiagariot. m ‘ “I‘m‘a: 5 i863‘3"... . a .‘ . l m Aflfiflfllm “£85.! J. a. “morn. Builder and Con tractor. work Acne by the by or contract. 0.2de atonWater__ P..0 Iloltll C: I- D'A B'I’OID. Gamer for Weddi sod Peril.“ Ire Cre- yolhsndfomesiehsadwell. Ilia- eele hated Ilootllcer Deploy-cot tm 50..“1‘6‘1‘ so. nonmu.cr uavilawd’s Frail More. Cnglfié’ym: DAN'AKi ta. FIG", gATIK to can» as one I w mantle acsllmn‘l Btu!” Food and Grave'i C A HAVILARD“. unmet. Norwall wise 1'0 IKPOR! Till PUBLI" ‘I'lla'l' I bantahentheegency of the llonuehnld no In: lachlneand ineonneerton willdo green! I!» Bliriogofallhlnbot mine leehlnee Olden left at It I-In street. unwell will receive prompt nitration M C I. SIIMLIII AMT ' G. I 8‘ ING'I‘0\, Wlohlw‘ton. n. c. Ten yum- in United slates Print 08:“: lltw Gold: to~ Inventors mailed free. ALEX. 3. Guido”. Oneal-tonne Magma! tfhnrrhM'atn Pinnofortc, than and lnsicai Composition. fl I; Inc! ”QB 0,. NORWALI. COIN. J 0-630“ Carpenter and Builder. Plsnl furnished and lstinster given. Jobbing of align“ promptly “attended to P 0. monomer-nu. J n. runners. ' sense-or tot. n Quinurd. Undertlkcr it Emhnlmer. WC mm BILL I! mamas. leJInightBt. , Residue-Jam, 8803M Norwalh, Court. I s. awarr. Architect and Civil Engineer, Punishes Plane. II null Superintend— enee for the «restroom ofevery descriot on 0! buildings. Tilt-8 IRASGIABLB. (ma— Ier’snuildinaw-hiamSt. N P.0llo1'ns om nonwm name: Ban 5] wanna-meme. OpeaDainI’roIaotoItan, amino-Help.- Mnbshrbymingshont Ion WMoaneposiu. Atom mumm- jounn. diesels. Vice-Pm. tit-Iv. um See. the?” Mlle Slop. AVI'SG 1.0mm I! V A woman-s IImpIaiaaowlmdepand-m'rrparedtodo sflktadsol general jobhingandmechiurepaimg ”WWW“: am ”i? '33“ "" n- III- teed. WlmgiR-llm [5 Mimi. LowerendofWalerht So. Noreen. mil 1w George II. Raymond, FURNITURE DEALER ! And Fumishgg Undertaker. Mud-RI!“ etallhnboflhralt-s. um “Ml-walk- MWtotw thrdeed. xbywfii-m. Mir. nahbrtbe Britieb 6-. ‘ Wmlaaror Kept. 2L-Thestatedepartv unthasdirertedlinirterflnoolntothanh theflrflhhgorernnentfor the prompt at) lion «1 the m d a m war vruliaguutolamwhererlotiagb Wat the rented of Ir. Allen, the Caitathat-TatltiaMJam-iu. 1h rattle um We! 010,0... 1'me Tatum 2I.—'l'hei’adflc marmrobbadofflm between Wndmabnndaof the li-ruri, Kansans! Texas railway. Among the parhgaefmwasoaewainingm neat by them national bank, of PmWatthI-elleltonllationalbanh. Why-Train. Fauna. Ian. Kept. 2L—Wehater ”er-ill.” struck anti-tantlyflllsd hytheSewh'orh expru trahonthel‘ow Yorke-dScwhgkndrailreadasitpa-al Whereauzmp Te-bqfllaatbe mm Km, 8. l. Kept; 21.1211- Tuboy lam.(fela,llpt2I.—'¢h will be , “yuan-balm. lunch: and. Headstone: Ila-C P. W. BATES. I18- l}._lleKLY| & Sill, mountain“. 51 Washington Street, South "mall: 27 lain Street, Harwell. First-Clan Balers, infection And Ice Cream. 0am Promptly Attended To. nu image-gnaw”; mwmantbmwmw out". on- trunks. “doughnufi a“ emit onlyeuqrtitor. ”runes-Minna- . mkrflbamd ’1”! why- ‘ mmmwwn-d ‘ m whine. u may Enoawnna. l. 1.. Sept. tL—J'iruuoha a or‘ 0 en ”mum-unmanned amen-mm... ma Mn Mb finale-I’d “an“..auhmub. hYmflmlflflh Ital-t ere-eel” Immanuel-moun- mum and Whea- , I'JJ-i-a-nl-D-I-I-I-flunrn- lee-m M I... Auk. w “I“. "I'D. “a. ‘m’, unmade—am law You,” ZL—Bseretary of we ”my" hie-a ht:fl.% “W.~W“ I'Iate Blame-l so.- Ieiler :ggfia‘ m m: ‘ " ' I h I " MIMI. WC! seem . I, “Ii" . Unlauudried, 250., 50c. and 75c. Laundried,.75e.~ and $1.00. Cheviot and Flannel Shirts, 400. to $2.00 ,Gents’ Lim'an Collars, Standard l Styles, 100. Gents’ Linen Cuffs, 150. A. DICKERMA} & SON, 34. Washington Street, BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, 250. to $1.50. GENTS’ SOARFS, TIES, &c. South Norwalk. Conn. McLEAN elites], Carriage Builders I —————«o—-—————-— In. 05 IA]! mm. REAR O!" SALVATION ARIY BUILDING. Wazoo: and Carriages made and re- paired. Signs made, lettered. and hung. Jilfllllllfi PBOMI’TLT ATTENIIEDQ‘I’O. Duh WHIGII'I‘ 85 FLYNN, Carriage Makers Ar d mannfecturers of All kinds of Wagons, Trucks. Carts. etc MI kinds t f repairing prunptly done. Severei new end sea-nil hand wanna for role. Rowland Connonly w. Horse-Shoeing and all kindsofBIncksmithingE Pool of Franklin Ill. ., South hurwallt. apili It WAGONS Fewandseeond—hand Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Canopies, Spindles, etc. Suit All. Prices to Call and See Them. HENRY lVI‘ELY. llllllllSl ___oy__ ALL GRADES ANDAT Lowest Prices ! The Best (loads fer the Least Money -—AT——- [1. S. BRflWN’S B00'l‘ & 811016 STORE, Clark Jr Lane‘s Block Mill STREET. . .3190?“ 0014 ”we. 3* x nulbufitfllusuh Elaiy. :. Inc $19 mar whitewash}. ; y talus Ii-xleepn. Wav- . nasal. I Ilka final! coal! final and Want] EMTOLLES&CO. All the termite urlellee ol herd nod free burning F Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY. wrung-”rm on ‘V “In“ Artillelel Stone Steps. Coping, news Romans. 'CARRIAGF‘. BLOCKS. &o., 5:43., Manufactured b c. T. LEONARD, I...“ am: . u Waytar Itroat. Inn 1: «33' 3:32;“ ”“6" “mm 7.“ -4"..me ' . F.H.Hasll&Brn. Cor. lain t West Sis. PLUMBING, Steam and Gas Filling. STEAM NEWS AND Ilot Air Heaters. non the New Cool fad. Ten and 'l'eliel‘lotl, ‘ In To“. ' ” groves and mam ’ Tin and and Iron Wan. sum .00 s 0 Fill THE FALL 00 WINTER 0001!. scalp. II price I gin-n for “I!!!“ now; A eoflthomuzoly rcrerled . wen pre pared sod promptly delivered Saved and Split. YARD AS” OFFICE}, Water 81., Pool 0. Ilnv'llnnd SI , Wis Pratt A: Word‘s Shoe lanufaciory. JOHN ll. I‘ERBIS, " h‘hoiesslesnd Retail Dealer inall hindsot 00M. All] W001} Brick. Lime, Cement, Blue Stone. Etc. Lehigh, Laeknwanna, Locust Mountain, Franklin, and Wilhosharre » Cools. Alan! fizz“ RUBBER PAINT Yard" foot of Washington and liar- shail streets. Brunch cflice at Stilson Drug Starr- Mini ' TRY THE SMALL STOVE lull! M...— Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are comi daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being li‘ intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town " m, t 1 In Prices and Quality. Hey—— C. H. Harvey 12 North Main 813., So.» Nan-walk. - The Universal Store, No. 10 North Main 31,50th Norwalk, Ct. FOLIAIW TIIB GREAT lil’SIl T0 Till! UNIVERSAL 81'0“ FOB -lllllllll Blllllll I WE ARE CLOSING OUR ENTIRE STOCK ron LESS THAN NEW YORK cost; To make room for our Fall and Winter Novelties. Now is the lime to bnywlut you nod. ’ Nothing heretofore introduced can compare with it, for household use. Clean, free from slate, and always a uni- form size. The Universal Store, No. I. North llaln Street, 90. Norwnllr, CI. 99—— lilYMllNl] BRHS HUMPHREYS’ mnmm sebattleallyaad u: A Word to the Wise' IS Sufficient I up! our firmmmfifiwm.“ .. 9 awn-“rm...“ mm“ :3. WIT WILL PIY YOU 1'0 CALL AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN 11911 299%: . 1931.491! 99199999,?9MN99909: l f ,1 H
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