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” , has. Beludamvadlihthat
[hwuthum arm
* g m by Judge Wing and
. ‘ .fibflflallaaeeeatot alagllae
» hthafilu. flehadaoodloohlag
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,m It faeoaadaeehbecamuut-
”with“ andhheyeauewmoiet
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u; Wham-polka»
“d ”wwflmthroagie
f ”dwhhmyotaamine-
in. km,
Mn: thedeleneehehed toldhhna
“yum-y. ltw-uponthhtrialtheeroo-
homunmdtoroveranhour,bntthewit-
“Mmhhhetory:
nomthoy.
Malachwho wee oneotthefirstto
macaw oothqueecribedibeoo-
. flea-ad toldonndingthe paintrpomd
.. . [flintnnkunderthewsahetandinthe
' , room. ‘l'heheywaspleoadinevidnee
“fie oourttookareeem. Anotherinter-
whahemw M
“oldie. Tamra-selected!!!
Amhoy. 1!. J.: William W. Beta, 0! New
Yeti, to he norm of navigation.
Wm B. Elleworth, lath. oi the lam-
ouCoLElmevE. Blbwoflhtheilratvietlm
o! the civil war, died Wedn-day at It
ehanieeviile. N. Y., at the age o! 81 yearn.
Fire at Aebury, N. J.. deatroyed In
Vanderbilt‘a house, B. P. Butterwleh‘e mar-
ble works, Amerman'a heroes (notary. and
Prltadcfimith’adrygoodaandgroeeryetaa
The lo- wlll aggregate mono.
THE PAN-AMERICANG».
They Wit-eon a Unique lateral nae Dia-
play at Plttabarg.
Prrrenuno, Nov. a—‘l‘he ”Americana
wereshownlome of l’lttahorg’e lerg-t in-
dmtriee yeetevday. Then a train wee taken
for (hmegie’a Homestead steel work. '1'.
Andrew Carnegie conducted the delegat-
mdparty through the immense eatablish-
mtinpemon—a thhrg he haaneverdoue
Mora The party wae showuthe Iargat
rollsin the world for the manufacture of
armor plate. They also eawtbe moatpoww-
fol hydraulic sheen (or cutting the thick
ateelplatesthathaveeverheeu made. The
Edgar Thomson steel worhe at Braddock
werealso shown to the party by Mr. Car-
noxio-
At 8 o’clock they were mm in carriages,
under eecort oi the Eightenth regiment,
K. G. B. P. andBattei-y B. to theexpoaitioa
building. A beautiful exhibition of the pod-
octe of the diflerent manufactories oi Pitta-
burgwaaehownthe visitors. Thepartywaa
then conducted to a platform outside the
buildingandtreatedtoamagnifleaotnatural
gas display. Fouretand pipee were erected
at the levee, from which spouted at many pil-
lanofflre to a height of it‘ll leet. Thea
flames were given various colon by means
of chemicals. A pipe was run into the river
and the gas turned on. It threw the water
high in the air. and when ignited presented
“3 a apectacle which win never be forgotten by
‘v :bthahloody trunkinwhich thehody had
finallhau’e xvaelve Itepllee.
Ff Ix-Poflm Capt Schaack, of the Chi.
"ovulation, w the firstwitueee at
“(mar-noon
no Thehemaudmiedthathehe-
‘ , 9h the Gianna-Gael, and gave the
' 'averyumetistactoryecconntothis
' with Dr. Cronin. O’Sullivanre-
admittedthathehad talkedwith
.W n by telephone shortly betore the
”Mwhilethelattevwasadetective
m Behaaek,and that he madeiuquiry
m at Police Hubbard Testifies. Too.
‘ fle'allhg Want 0-.
its. an-wmnhuu
ladle eaeroolnot halo.
the South American. While the dilplay o!
gaswaebeing given the batterywu Bring
the national salute, interspersed with volleys
{mm the rifles of the infantry. Overall!)
people were wt to witnear the diaplay.
The Silver Bow Trouble.
Hanna, Mon, Nov. 8.-The Silver Bow
mandamus case wae finished here, Judge
Doldolt denying the right of the minority of
the board 0! canvassers to amen] from the
order of the «amt directing the canvauera
tocount the vote of the Tunnel precinct.
The court imred a mandatory order, and
Hall and Irvin counted the vote of the dia-
puted precinct for Benetton (Dem). 'l‘hie
action also covert the legislative contest,
and by it the Democrats aeooretenof the
eleven members of the Silver Bow delegatee.
Theoonteetienow at to the certificates of
members of the legislature. After the state
eanvaam's adjourned the secretary of rtate
isoed certificates of election to the member-a
of the legislature, including the six Repuhii~
can of the Silver Bow delegation. The
clerk: of the diluent eonntiee had already
issued certificates and the Democratarelect
refused the eecretary’e certificates.
A Brltlah Warehlp Btrilea a Rock.
Vrcronra, B. 0., Nov. 8.-'I'he hig British
warship Amphion ran on a rock at Ben
Point in the Hero channel during a demon
log, and a large hole was made in the ship'e
double bottom. She glanced oi! the rock,
and although seriously injured did not link,
owing to heroic work at her pompe, and
mfely made Eequimault The governor
guaraland mite wee aboard at the time
o! the accident.
loaned [or 999 Teen.
Pnnannma, Nov. 8.—The Inhigh Val-
ley Railroad company baa Ieaeedthefiehuyl—
kill and Iehigh Valley railroad forMyeara
'l'hiaiaanew road from lbwman’e etatlon
to Tremontflrqtof Pomille, into thahatt
ot the Schuylkill malregloo. 131de-
dtion the lehlgh Valley company I. e
directentranoe into the richeet anthracite
coal ilelda ‘
A High Priced Warbler.
Pants, Nov. Eli—line. Arnold-1m Rodgnol
hadnedaeontract with I. Strata-ch at
lontruux, Switmrlend, (or fifty rupee-m-
tationeinAmeria. Bhowillreeeive atom
andl. thill payellthetraveling
exp—res of a lite at eight person.
"no la Peaneylvaala.
Whfllona—‘l‘hemm-
talnranneaearthhpleeeeaughtfireym
day from a loco-wave apart and in now
his-lynching Farina-a andothenhave
already-Iluedgraet lo-,aud unle-rain
lalbthedatruetion MMwfllhetra-
madam. '
Item noun, ll. 1., Rev. t-Jtayaaad
‘liihthaoaotaeolorad mania-dab
M and charged!“ W
Wren-leanin- wfllalfl-
“minimum-kit humane-d
.1,
I’ll
a“;
PE
eelvuaeopvalued at 01,!!!) and Aahtoua
N trophy. Atthaeoncltdouel theoon—
“Godfreywaechallengedhyloelam,
themllhmnhavywdghgdm
A BLOW AT TRUSTS.
A General Ter- Deelalea ta Regard to
Thole Inuit-tine.
'Nrw You, Nov. a—Judge Daniehwrote
thedecieionwhlchwae hamleddownbythe
generallermoltheeupraneeoort amrming
thedeeieion oi Judpllarrattatthespeoial
“bywhiehthe Ruth River Bugarllo
atdiagJudge Van Brunt and Judge Brady
eoucurinthedechien. 'l'haemrtholdsthat
thoughthetmstagveemeutdoranotsetforth
aeoneoliteobjectathemventionotoompo
tltion and the mhancmantoiprieqtheae
ohjecta may bejudiciallyhlierredfromthe
tachinthecaaeand Iromthoordlnarymo
tivu governing m‘a actiona. And even
thoughootaide competition might prevent
thetruat from realizing there objecte, thi-
aceidentalfectwouldnotulievethepartiu
to the agreement from reepomibility [a
theirillegaleoursa
ltieaeonditiou under whichaem-povetion
ballowedtohecreatedandmaintainedthat
it shall exercise and nae its franchiaa forth
benelltolthe public. And when it volun-
tarily'leolinestodothatorpleouitaellina
aituationinwhlchthetmayhemtedas
eeomequenceoiitevolnnteryaction,und¢
theetatuteae well as the decisions 0! the
eoortaita charter may be annulledet the
mitoftlleattorneygeneral.
Threw a Ila-h at the Jap.
Bax Monaco, Nov. a—m linen-er
City of fiydney, from Japan, brings the
news of anattempted examinationonOct.
18 of Count Ohume, the'minister o! loreign
ail'aira {or Japan. 'l'hecoontwasretnrning
from a cabinet meeting and just entering the
plant his oilic'ial reddence when a man
named Kurishma Teuneki, who was politw
ieally enviousoi «he count, etemndini‘ront
o! the carriage and threwa bombat the
count. Thebombetruekthotopotthecah
riageamlexplochd at the count‘e Min.
dieting deep wooeda on theright legend
slight wounrh on the right hand and
face. The would-be a-fln than drew a
abort sword and killed himsel! hycnttiug
hiethroat Theeount‘a legwae amputated
ahovetheknee,huttheenrgaoneeaythatlo
tearneedheentertained {or hialife.
The Mlle Strike Settled.
Evaamu. lnd, Nov. 8.--'l‘he dinereneaa
between the Evansville and Term Bantu
Railroad company and the Hiking our
dummemenandhrakemenwereami- lath-0'
oably uttled, mouraiona helix made on
hothfidu Thefiremenjoinedtheah'ihua
inthemorning.butthieactlon madam
mamnmemm,um
lreighttraimconld be moved. All trail-
arerunningregulerly.
JaegarAm-tadlacaaeda.
Toucan), Ont... Nov. e—anno Jagger, or
Utiea,N.Y., has been arrested hereoaa
chargeolhringingatoleupropsvtylntocaa-
eda ‘Thearreet waa madeatthe intern
oi J.A.Wineburgh,of UtieaJI-om whm
atmoJaegarhadatolentwodhmondringa
The jewelry waa pawned in Utica, a“
whichJaegargot married and atartedlor
(landeoaaweddingtoar.
A Beak warm flea Armand.
no mm m 05ml.
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South Norwelh. Conn.
A Talk With
Cal. Faerie. lone- Olever. David Flatt.
B. 3. Stanley. In. Henry Seymour
and Otheaa.
will l'ouadeeaa ettbelal of
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summon
IchEAN & STEEL,
SALVATION AMY BUILDING.
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
Carriage Builders 1
No. 06 MAIN STREET, REAR OF
Wazoo: and Carriages made and re-
JOBBIUG rnonmv AfllXDB-ggfo.
Whlrhweodcret the lowertpice.
RAYMllNI] BRflS
GKNIRAI; AG “T3.
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WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Animist
.mktnde of We one.
Tracie. cat-ta. e .
anther“ methane.
seenad aware-Horde.
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Pool of Pranllln in,
South Norwalk.
ants t!
'WACIONS
new all second-head
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Can and See Them.
Carriage Makers
rue-Sheen and all
kinda ofnlackagnithing
Buggies, Phaeton. Carriages,
Prices to Suit All.
HENRY TIE-Y.
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BUY YOUR
final and Want]
Ito-INN“ “Yard.
EMTOLLES&CO.
___._._.___.__—.——
Ail the favorite varietia of hard and tree burning
coals. ial prion given {or winter apply.
All thoroughly meshed. well pre-
pared and promptly adhered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Word
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLE!) WOOD A SPECIALTY.
vann ann orrrcn,
Water so, Foot of llavllend 51.,
Opposite Pratt & Ward’s Shot lanufactory.
JOHN H. FEBBIS,
Mummlnallkindeol
AND AT
The Boot Goods for
_...n~__..
800T & 8H0]?- STORE,
u- IMII STREET.
lililllllii!
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices!
the heart loaey
II. S. BBflWN’S
Mk t “10’! Block?
fiflAL All] W001]
Brick, Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
hehigh, hechewenue, Locust
lountaln, Franklin, and
Wilteeharre Goals.
out for RUBBER PAINT
Yard‘ioot oiW-hlngtw audien-
ehalletreeta. mm atStllaoa
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A. DICKERMAN .8: SON,
84 Washington Street, South Non-walk.
IAAWR nausea.
650. due.
Manufactumd by 0. T. lEONARD,
on Water ltraea. hit I!
mom.
Cor. lain 1 West Ste.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Gas Filling.
STEAM HEATEfiS
Hot Air Heaters.
intend to make this the Saving
’mpves
m
ATHER LACING
IN 6 AND 8 BUTTON LEIGTHS.
Jobs 111 Kid Gloves
Artificial stone Steps. Coping,
CARRIAGE BLOOKS. ’
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are co ;
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and ex %
wnnmn a man.
MOI-fit .‘
WM]. Lam.
Wm. B. BIDEII‘
Sanitarmflflylra 'z.‘ “I
“Io-filltlf'
eon-r-
mmlhfiifi?
111:! he givea pro-pt V
We have the '
Tea and 'l'alletl
In Tower
uses being
Store of t e Town
InaPrices and Quality. : '
c. H. HARVEY, ;
1.2 North Main so, So. Norm]...
C. E. KE
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Gum and Tall
Remember-On
CALL AND SEE
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VARIETY.—-—-
Wooden and Willow’ Ware for less than New York ,
make room for the Iareen memment of HOLIDAY one 1
shown In Non-wall. comprising :
morons unrnns. CLOTHES HORSES,
. WAS]! TUBS. FAILS AND SKIRT MARIE,
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ASHNSEIVES.
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The Universal. 8%
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