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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 18, 1889 · page 4

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ialgnoraueeoftbegreat norlack
heartfelt int-est to s ltbutsolely
from their inability to compromise the
mused intranet truth by our.
tale positiouswhlch were sometimes ouad
tohatheeoaoomitautaof such movement
nndunonfistholhauqiiosa

“Itls resolvsdthsthighlleenseistbo only
feuihleandhop'efnlmeansofexterminatlng
the deluge of vies and crimes of which
drunhenna- la the fruitful source. The
liocusshould be put so highsstomakelt
manually prohibitoryasregards the mob
titude of low saloons. Certainroatrictlons

 
 
 

rahouldbsenacted as to thetimeandplsce

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

Title order. but their style and
"L as commerce destroyers, will
craschanoetoguematwhatwe
in way of marine fighting.

 
 
 

. squadron. ad a. Chic-e0. by
efthMepeedand armament, i

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

ofsale. Thenumberof saloooainauyone
rsdiusehould belimltcdby statute,and
should not be 'allowed near churches or
schools Linens should be given only to
personsoftriedcharacter."

 

the lost Bridegroom Pound.
manna Faun, N. Y., Nov. lit—George
W. chna, the mining la-idegroom from
Tandy, N. J., spentthe day in walking
annihilate varlons point of interest He
yahewasmarriedtoagirli‘romfllem
Falls, Ii. Y. His father has arrived. The
meetilu ofihther and son was very affect,
ing, but had the client of fully bringing the
young to his senses. Be seen to fully
eituation. He has evidently been
outofhiehead. for he has no idea when he
. lefthemamorwhenorhow he cametoNi—
”Misfire father expremed himself
as mtly' pleased with the care his unfort-
untoaon . had received at the hotel. Mr.
Bean her, returned to New York, taking
his eon with him. '

 

A Close Call for the Passengers.

Pmnuno, Nov. — 18. -—-'l'he limited mail
traiuNo 13, from theeast on the Pennsyl-
vania rallroad,‘dne in Pittsburg stump.
m, waswreekedat Bememer, ten mileaeaat
of here, at 8 o'clock. Engineer A. ll. Butler.
of this city, had a leg broken and was badly
cut, but will recover. John Good, the fire-
man, is injured internally, and not expected
tolivn,.Thewreckwas caused by a land—
sliden'hioh threw the engine on it! dds into
aditch. Theiirst baggage car wasthrown
on 59p- of the locomotive. The train was
running; elowly at the time. Had the engine
fallengn' the right instead of the left side.
the. entire train with ila 200 passengers
would ,ha've been hurled down an embank-
ment In) feet high.

 
 
 
 
 
 

A Victory for the lent Packers.

Lemaitre. Kan, Nov. 18.——Judge
Mot thiaoounty, has rendered a de-
onion declaring unconstitutional the city
Nuance which provided that all fresh
meateoldinlnavenworthmustbe
,onthehoofwithinthecitylimitsbeforethe
,nnimalis slaughtered. The wdinanee was
, passedaboutayearago,andhad the eflect
ofpreventingouteide packing houses from
aupplyingthehcalmarketwithfnahmeat.
Thedeeisioniscdnsideredabig victory for

thapaekiughomeaoverthe local hutchus,
«wholabored foralongtimotogetthe
ordinancepannd.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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fatal End of a Spree.

anannu. Pa, Nov. ill—On Thurs-
day night Margaret, the wife of Patrick
Cannon. of this city, went one spree.“
cured a bottle of whisky and wandered into
the mountains back of town. Sunday morn-
ingherbodywnsfound in thewoods. She
haddisrobed, thinkiugehewaaathoma, and
had froaan to death. Pawns liviu a short
distance frome the bodywaa found had
mhaardhermoannbntwere unable tolecate

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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.kBllllngsloaeaboutflfimo. Thelomeato
;fiotharoceupanhareamall.

 

Another (Io-at Discovered.
1!. Y.. Nor. m—Dr. lawl-

 

 
 
 
 
 

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mm,fllmhs. hummer,

 
 

without
neoleusortailmndhasaslowmoloaw

are U want Thismabmdxeormtanewsflbla

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

A Domestic totally lint.

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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161110119. to) 8421110119., at no Cents.
Also Jobs in Gents’, Ladies and Children’s Underwear.

A. ‘DICKEVRMAN do SON,

84 WASHINGTON STREET,

: .IMWL” .v'n. x‘ mm :M‘

film” W Dammit:

* Bill!
Gilli!

Juatarriredtwo more eergoea of tbet celebrated

SliLLS'I'flVEflflAL

Which we odor at the loam price.

RAYMIIND Bills

creme season.

Coal! Boal!

m

MainlWo

nmfifioco.

priersl . “.WW
“3.3"" '

tummy
mum-w: ,
Oak, Pine, Cheshmt and Spruce Wood

Sorted and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEl‘IALTY.
ran» as» orrscn.

Water Sn, l-‘oot or llavilaad at,
Opposite Pratt A Word‘- shoe Inuiaetory.

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khau‘ushnztlrileeolleaa‘asof
httl’heipswnatsomoumeinhis
atthatlenaaaeapital. iistuldmsthat
dariagaeonvrrsstioawlthwmlam W
.oth- Mpthat‘mtlemsnuprwasdthsahost
otBt. and anxietyshoatthetateotmsemoaatresty,
audaaemedmuchaggriesadtlntlthad not
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Will my Walthr contrast

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Wm. B. RIDER & 80

 

SOUTH NORWALK.

earunosv's FOOTBALL canto.
Saturday‘s football games 'renlltrd as fol.

 

 

 
 
 

rtllelsl titans Steps: Coping,

 

CARRIAGi: BLOCKS.

. «ardent ‘.li a null

, “WMWWM. _

 

 

a lweanteran
melgfi'w

moo lills

PRIOI, ”.00 PI! BOX.

laeal Saner lanai (lasers
irlil he gives pro-pt attention.

Huminmisliulloili
Cl!!!“
GLASS WARE.

We have the Cheapest
Ten and Toilet lets

Lucy Persona 1‘th If Ill-ad.

Cercsoo. Nov. Ill—lira Lucy Parsons.-
tertalned the members of the Arbiter Blind
whogatheredat Turner hall with a very
hrld addrel. She abused the police in
termathst have become familiar from fre-
trepelition,referred to theredtlsg as
banner that would lead to freedom,
and ventured into the realm of theology as
dieapoke of her dead husband and
"Do you suppose they kined -. _
the beautifully described
“Bah! Don'tbe deceived. tlo called
Christians will tell you such things. What
we wantare homes in this world and let
God, Christ and all religions functionaries
takocareof themselves. This is the teach-
ing of anarchy and as such it will live. The
principles ol anarchy will prevdl even
though it takes blood to make them so-
Mrs. Persons was followed by
Horitz Bchilts, of New York, Who spoke in
German. lie talk was semi—political in its
He said the world at large an-
derestimated the number of Anarchists by
half, andall they needed to secure certain
mccece was united action.

Oar-any Very Impatient.

Prom other sources the amuse
leaned, during his visit to Berlin. that the
Gerunus were when; to manifest do
ddsdimpatience at the delay (which they
m into lndilfcrenoe to Seaman slain
and hostility to the mmmhaionera from the
United States) shown by hlr. Harrison and
hiscablnet. They do not understand why
it is necessary to await action by the senate.
It was also-id in Berlin social circles that
Ir. Blaine had failed utterly to induce the
[nutrient to hive the matter considered by
the full cabinet.

An Early Answer Desired.

It was declared that hir. Harrison in-
tended to monopolize the entire credit for
the Samoan treaty, and it was W
among American residents in the German
capital that the imperial foreign oflcehsd
recently made several strong intimation to pnm
Minister Phelps that an answer was especial-
ly desired at an early a day as pouible. Ir.
Phelps, however, had declined to confirm or
deny this latter statement, my informant

”Water-lend.

F.H.lell&Bl0.

Car. Isis t “eat his.

PLUMBING,

Steam anl Gaslillilr.
STEAM HEATElsS

lwuswlh . 5'

 

 

 

Brillian'nhiiliel

0-. fill a Does.
liable

m aslsht norm rnsaaicv
" ”I ”III; ml m
an no. u. more Box

MoLEAN o STEEL,

age Bullders I

No. 65 MAIN STREET, BEAR 0F
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.

STOVES and RANGES
. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.

FUR THE FALL All] WINTER TRADE. ‘

—————«o——-—

nor- Air Heaters. “’4

 

 

 

 

THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fresh Tips from the Wine Carefully

Prosperous Cotton Illlla.

FALL mime, Mesa, Nov. ill-Themes»
perity of the cotton mills of this city during
the past year is unprecedented. Dividends
oi in corporations, representing “8,5584!”
capital. amount to momma. or 9 97-10)) per
cent Dividends in 1&8 amounted to 9 it's-ill)
per cent. Some 0! the leading mills pay as
follows: Granite, 24 per cent; Troy, 2%
Union Cotton, :30; Beaconnet, 17; Wampau-
sag, 11'; iiourue. l-l; Flint, 14; Fall Rivenlfi;
laurel Lake, 12; American linen, llx;
Bagamore. 105.5; Merchants, 10; Tecumeh,
l0; Barnaby, 93‘; Barnard, 8);: Chaos.
Devil, Globe, Narragansett, ll. Borden, mid
Shove, 8 each. The dividends represent but
a small part of the earning. In nearly
every mill large amounts hvebeea paid
for machinery and extendve improvmuanta.
large debts canceled or diminbhed. and
large sums charged to mom Prices
of print cloths are satitactory, and no labor
troubles for the ensuing year are expected

A Fatal Wreck.
cums“, Nov. lit-At 4 a. m. two
freight rains collided a mile from Manama
inertial, on the (Make
'l'heyametogetherinavalleyatfullspeed
down a sharp de-
clivity. The terrillc force of the meeting of
ihetwoeugineecanheat be judged whenit
is stated that they were driven into each
other six feet. The trains wereco
wrecked, and filly sheep were killed. Both
caved their lives by jumping,
while one of the firemen, James Inrphy,
and a brakemuu named William Estes were
instantly killed. The accident was caused
by misinterpretation oi order:

A Brake-an Killed.
Your,‘Pa.. Nov. l&-'l'wo section of an
Empire freight train collided on the North-
“ Central railroad at Hiddletown Ferry,
smashing hver-arsof each section andtha
sngineof the rear notion. Pour cars
Iresndwereburned. K W.Laehe,of
timore, brakemau of the
was killed, and Adam Aflold,
the rear section, seriously injured
man was slightly injured.

Artist Beard Asphyslatad.

New YORK, Nov. 18.4. Henry Beard,
nephew of Henry Beard, the famouanirnal
painter, and an art'kt himself of no mean
ability, was found dying of asphyxiation at
Coffee‘s homestead, on son: avennefimflunda

 

Wazoo: and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.

Burlington county (3. .l.) farmers are
much astonished over the failure of Benja-
min B. Deacon, reputed to be worth nearly

 

 

It isaaid that President Harrison is con-
sidering the name of George W. hicCrary,
formerly of lows, for the vacant mpremc

 

J 0331!“! 1’30an AHINDI-lfi:0

 

 

English newspapers see in the grant of a
royal charter to the South African company
the establishment of a great English empire
in Africa like that founded in India.

The Pennsylvania company has placed an
orda- for on cars with thacarworhsat

Ilaving ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and ex
intend to make this the Saving Store of t

WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Windham
manna-near
an kinda or w

Trucks. Carts. 0 .

Wm done.
second dwanonaw forssls.
newhoadCarteoulyw.

euses being light, I

Rev. Dr. LL. Rankin, of Orange, N. 1..
has been elected pruident of Howard unl-

 

ln Prices_ and Quality. -

c. n. ifivsv,

12 North Main St... 80. Norwalk.
CALLTND SEE

KERRIGAN'.
SPECIAL 'SALE ! ‘

FOR ONE ' WEEK ONLY.

——-—0P 1““ VARIETY.—

Wooden and Willow Ware for less than New York cost so
make room tor the Iarseu anon-eat of nouns]! Goons ever
shown In ltorwall. comprising :

CLOTHES HAII’EBS. CLOTIIE8 HORSES.
WASH 'I‘Ullll. FAILS AN
BASKETS 0F EV Ell
FLOUR FAILS

Aldermen Doughty and Manama, of Pitta-
burg, and Callan, of Allegheny, charged
with conspiracy in connection with the Jan-
dcr Detective agency, have been convicted.

Secretary of War Proctor has resigned as
president of the Vermont Marble company,
and his son, Col. Fletcher D. Proctor, has
been elected to succeed him.

The Boston news bureau given the liabili-
ties of George H. Binney, the mining inane
ance broker, against whom criminal pro
ceedingsarepending,aa_ goon, while hi
ametswill reach but”, , '

rec-8
kinda ofBlnoksmithlng

Poet of Franklin 8L,
south Norwallt.

W692...” s

Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

 

 

and Ohioroad.
Alltohafavurltevarletlaof hard

 

aft. “ch had

 

 

 

loom all hie estate, " ‘
histwo brothers, James and William, and
to hhfour sisters, oquslly.

William Steele, fathm' of Ira Robert
Rayliamllton, has been antanoad to one
ynr‘s imprisonment at
upouthecharge of

Prices to Suit All.

 

Call and See Them.

ENRY TILLY.
.lllllllllll
ALL Ethos
cocoa

fit _ V‘g Hiflflllllllilli “

 

 

’l'unhannock, Pa.,
nit with intent to .
JOHN H. FERRIS,

Whole-learn! Wilhelmina“ undead

flfllL All] W001]

Brick. Limo, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.

Lehlgh, Lsekswaaas, heart
louutain, Franklin, and

 

Shot in Illa Bed.

Hmco, Mo, Nov. lit—Ame. in Mrs
Collins, wifeofE. A. 0ollins.wasawakened
bythemponofaphtolahotfollowed bya
groan from her husband. She struck a
. match and discovered her husband hi
bed withabvullet through his head. Ira.
Collins’acreams aroused her twoaons and
married‘daughter. They found thedoor of
theapartsueutopen and a reardoorof the
hosneetandingajar. Therewasnotraceof
the murderer or his weapon Mr. Collins,
whowaaverywealthy,

outofthebank&

bills. lostofthismeueywastahen. 'l‘hare thhehurner was left turnedonby

hashe-agreatdealof trouble inthetam— accident.

ilyandsrnsatlonal developmental-new
at. log .

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smnr names,
nesonrrriox.

enorreo nous,
s. V[moon serves.

no (mum 'rnmos T00 mangoes T0 IEXTION. ' J

can all lain looms nl Ila Prints.

Remember—One
nlversa

No. is North lnln lesser, so. larwall, or.
one no ammo
naill limo Fold! Lin”

South Homalk

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turdaytopaym turned on. Beard cannot recover. It h

 

 

. . Week, ,iny. ‘
l“ “Ste

a Cold Blooded Altair.
New Omens, Nov. 18.—-'l‘he 'nmq

Wee-",uxlngmwna) , at us ‘:
" " ‘ meow "am 3:

 

 
 

- .l‘l' any}, :5!" I"; 3 .
I Ie ‘ I». I U
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Theamokarodthe
noisCeatr-altrainwashadlydamsgedsnd
inhredmuqliehaelltyann
laborer. badly. The others injured
John Nolan, Frank IcKlms, Ole 8am
andltiohsrdKuoh,all laborers. The and
dsntwasdnsmafroatynllpperyrall.

Yalthlasa Custodians-

shot hileuavel through to _
' tin-ruined“:5 "any. Branchodlee atBtilson

 

The Best Geode for
the Least lloney .

 

 

 

Shot by a Burglar.

Anon, N.Y., Nov. ill—At in earlyhour
‘ Bundsymoruinga burglar forced hiswsy
intothereaidenee of AndrewWhlbinthh
village White,whowaaalseplnginrmaof
the upper moon, went down stairsanda
Km. 1'. Y-. Nov- I’l—vhueh Tm lrnggle ensued. in which more was not in

new the m Thewoundwill yrohablyprovs
Luigi.“ hm.

arbiarefludgeC.F.Brown,oftha
whiletheywereincharu
while In. Elliottwasapending
Ibmpklnacosu. we

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

HUMPHREYS?

. ,S. BRUWN’S 22‘"

mm o ”thou scone,
Clark at lane’s moon

.4 lltlll sum.
not Your Light Shins! ,

 
 
 
 
 

 

earn mall’s ll. Audie-ass.
ofher nonemlhadlov. m—Sam Small ad-
drs-edsnandleuca of Lillie-aberran-
theteothdngnnahletoeentalnallwho
maghtsdmiauon. He spoke atnlght

adjacent town!

Homalk, Gt.

tlresummar in thewest
huaaltawYorkeityaad admitted thereb-

 
 
 

 

A Peace-am anus.

heutml.t..ltov.

the young man the last My
WW while mm to

 

JEWELER.

 

fromthaxuyunraaeh,
Polishboyahssdisdmra ammunition»
Schultz-l. the bodies at the Pass

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

flotation: four
lib Harlin

Celebrated Aqua

Spectacle: alliilt? ‘ "d

wholasmrto

 

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M8 I.
”l' man I
am

moor-'-

 
 
 

 

‘ ', . leer Jarlaa Ills-gees.
, WI amend-mean er
dementia“!

 

 

 

 

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