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friend
sacotullntbednslwithAaronBurr.
Thembiectotthieakewhstudid lawand
waselectedtothe house of npreseutatives
congr- from Ramiltca county, 0., In
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pmmi-nuymsnuoaedaes Oll-
dkhits. butthe majority of tliedelegates
“on, heard-a bet ch ch time
“mall IcClallanwas nominated as“! “What.” glill isnnVBry
twp? mad mfiih “K "paueaT machineryaud «hafniu- 60930 iflmgn
1;me New J : I ’I“ ‘ Una vu
a‘nl’entlloton. “His term of 0|:«vice nan
United States senator began on lat-chi,
1878,“ the suceemor of Stanley Iattlawa
Ir. Pendleton‘s chief political reputation of
lateyenrsrastedupoa his advocacy of the
civil micereforui bill, which heeriglusted,
and which owed its paugemainlytolih
labors and sagacity. On account of his
prominencein this matter he made many
enemies in the party ranks
He was made minister to Gummy under
President Cleveland in Kay, 1815, his wife
was killed by an accident caused by a run-
away team in New York city. Her daughter,
Him Jane Francis Peudletou, wu y
injured, but recovered.
Ir. Pendleton was fluently familiar with
French and German as well as a thorough
clnmicnl scholar His literary style was of
the purest order, and his powers as a public
speaker were very great. During several
years subsequent to mill he was president of
the Kentucky Central Railroad company
During the past two years he has been much
of the time ill. and in April, 1W, hesnf-
ferud from an attack of alsiplexy, which
threatened speedy death, but from which he
‘ thattla man has not kept
. ssm- sea-anew! the maple for
' banking (militias. Thh is evl.
to any changeinthelnw
or state institu-
directly to thcfact
tothebanksbyreason
and hueofcircn—
Mmfamthatau
ammonia-11y western states
[glarethelnterest ishighest
WWMNM
OI from the Min of Admiral “I! William
lentague Dowell.
any known cause three immense lywhssh
aminute later fifty llitl would have been
endangered. The loss is from $7,000 to Oil),-
Olll. Onehnndml men on thrown outof
employment. A short timo afterward a lire,
equally as mysterious in its m'lgin, totally
Mroycd the plant of the A. (l. Jack-in
Hardware company, with a lulu of 8‘1””).
a- d an...“ it follows that inthe
mata'numhm'of states audthoaeincrsna-
in wealth and population
dqositof bonds tosecurecir-
crimpedimeut in the wayof
inesca- of the minimum re-
_. , We. of Duty Commended.
”mm the duty on circulation
' upon the ground that the
‘ .tskhunjiattobanka. because it is
' an account of aprivilege new value-
Mind the menus of the governmentare
In arm. of its requirements The comp-
is avoided the discussion of the
which have been suggested
thg other securities for United
Mas a basis at circulation.
g.
gluiwate Dalull'a Wall.
-~: meov.2s.—Tbe Post hiero-
divinafllowingtmm Caldwell, 0.:
' "same-i Mud families in sick-
?nn, am'pwastyanddistrea areanxiously look.
fires Wu for a Christmas gift.
ihydtl. have waited ten or fifteen
”Mfrs-it. Thoreau 000,000 unad-
welsh-on file in the pension ofiice.
theakthedeadlock
fly. it an easily do so by
, ,_ strikingoutalltlatech-
, A ' that ' anddelaythecousider-
‘ lwdflay yed pensions. [at it
updthohoys will bin it.
who“. Slaltotldlllfor
. " - y “family What a nice
.flmwould be! Itwould be so
‘ sodoigcoo. Think of 1111
w. Jim-112i“
partially recovered
Train HIM Refuse to Take an Express
theemnaamnger whose carwasrobbed
v1.1”? ”Ill-'1
nearihatfiatien. agangof menof not le-
“QM thatrain. Two of them
took ottheangine. whileanothar
cutthanilrl‘gnge and express cnrsoff
fun-the ofthetrniu. Ashot
alarmchehnsup. who was secreting valu-
muslin: found there. Then they
opened-hum box, and, seeing a small
emanENTAL THIEVES.
_ fiossangar's Wages.
Banana, Mo, Nov. 26.-—0scar Johnson,
staph. twenty—live miles south of
falls the following story:
“When ”'5 stopped at the water tank
ablepackwa By the time the highway-
manwererasdytoenterhis car he had all
but thundered away in various parts of
them. “Wt of a pistol Johnmu
’s safe, and the robbers
amount”! money, asked whose it was.
That‘- Lofy, my salury,‘ replied Johnson.
The robbers left it. telling him they were
not robbing train men. Johnson told them
that was all the money and they left the
“I.”
It was repprted at first that the mail car
hadch andthapamgersrelieved
of their money and valuables, but when the
train Richer! Oswego, Kan, that report
wasfound lobe untrue. Johnson, accom-
panied by exprem company oilicials, has
goueto St. Innis, the formcrpractically
underarmt.
Engineer and Fire-inn Perlahcd.
Cuban Faun, la., Nov. Bit—A dhsstrola
wreck, caused by the collapse of abridge,
has just occurred near Aplington.onthe
Illinois Central railroad. The trainwasa
heavily loaded freight and was being drawn
by two engines. The first engine paged
over the bridge safely, but the second went
down, horribly crushing and instantly kill~
ingtheeugineer, Artdu Bole. and his lire-
man, John Clary. The train was badly
wrecked.
A l‘nlnl Collyion.
Hammer, 0., Nov. Eli-Coal train No.
alandtheworktrainontheCleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling railroad collidedat
Flushing. Engineer A. B. Hymn, of the
train, was killed. Jury Page. cen-
uetos,and Clmrlss Madmdthe
worktrain,were Himslylnjured.awere
nlsoaevaral train men. Bothenginmwere
ruinsdbeyoud repair, and twentycarswera
pibusshlghuthotohsnphwh
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resciad,whiletwowonanaiidtwdmen
Inownto have perished audfourarayst
ruling and are mppused to have been
burned. Thebuilding was partiallynndthe
contain wholly destroyed The lcaisesti-
matalatmflll.
no Followed Ills Partner.
Boucnros, Mich, Nov. m—Two Finnish
minersattlie Huron mine werekilled bya
prematureexploaionot dynamitehma Alas-
ander Btainback had the topoi hiahcad
111111 thathawas dead Stainbmk answered
thathemight as welldiasbqaaddid so a
fewmomentslntsr.
Whlrlad to Death. ,
Farr/ink. N. 1., Nov. 2111411111. Chrb-
$1.11, Rav.I.«-Thah.:meud
-- semen ksva steam! Ll
themsahmaier
his hem
When. however.ths lag of the “United
stai- or limo" was aniline, 11mm 111 '0‘”
the
I". ellaeat a reqneatto thsBrasiliaueoaunaa-
der to w the magnissd an; of sisal. or P”!
at least not to run up any
slllaa captain declined to comply wlthtlu "u
request. and the lllritleh fofla and war IN:
mined silent th
rain at 111. Brasilian ship will make such '0' m “‘1' u“ “I“
retires-nation of the affair as will call firth
an Investigation of England's attitude with
regard to the new smith Ameriinspovern-
mant from the foreign elites.
other.
probable that these
Three flywheels laplodad.
Paassnssuno. W. Va. Nov. n—Wflmi
wapi
111m
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1 all
one Convict stabs Another.
l’novtusxcs, Nov. 25. -At the state prison
Philip Lacostc, aged 3!, was fatally stabbed
by John McCarthy, aged 19. The victim
was bending over a pile of leather, from
which he was cutting shoe soles, when lic-
(‘arthy stepped behind him, thrust a k-n
shoe knife into the lei t side of his neck and
made a deep cut arrow the hack of the neck
and around under the right car. As Lacoste
sank to the floor McCarthy inflicted eight
other serious cuts on the head, shoulders and
left arm. Lacoste is rapidly sinking. Mc-
Carthy has been chained and placed In the
dark coll. He gives no reason for the no
sauit.
Englishmen Ilny n Yankee (inn.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. zilwl'lnglish cupi-
talists have purchased for $600.01!) the rapid
firing cannon invented by Lieuts. Schroeder
and Briggs. of the Unich States navy, the
former conimnndcr of the dynamite cruiser
Vesuvius. It isstatoi that the transaction
was completed in the quickest possible man-
ner, the purchsso price being paid in full
cash. The gun is made of very strong steel
and can fire a shot three miles. Its advan-
tages arc, in addition to its light weight, its
rapid tiring capacity, which is three times
as fast as the famous English Armstrong
gun
A Jersey-an In Trouble.
8411mm, Nov fit—James Wright, aged 4).
claiming to belong in New Jersey, has been“.
arrested hare charged with uttering and
paming forged checks upon the Commercial
National bank, signed “A. F. lilo-om,"
Canal street, upon a number of Boston hard.
ware dealers. It is alleged that he has de-
frauded fully twenty-five firms by means of
his forged checks, getting all sorts of goods.
Masons Were Not Considered.
HAL-means. Nov. Eli—It is stated on au-
thority than which there is none higher in
this country that there has been absolutely
uoaction hken by the hierarchy of the
Catholic church on the question of secret
societies. as was rQortcd to have hem: taken
by the bishops during the centenninlcele-
brntion.
Luring Will Not Benign.
SAL“. Mm, Nov. tut—linker George
B. Luring has writtentoagentlemen here
saying that the statement published in New
York that he intaids to resign his position
nsminlstertol’ostugalw’sgreatsurprise,
ashehadneverintauded that heshonI-i re-
lien
United in Death.
Touno, 0.. Nov. flit—A photographer
named Philip Ball committed suicide in his
gallery here by hanging himself. No cause
isamignad for the father's rash not other
thnntbe grentgrief and sorrowcaiiaed by
the death of his only child, of whom he was
pamionstely fond.
Five Hundred People lost.
Comnzmsoru, Nov. ill—The Turknh
Seodet reports that the steamliip
India, with an Mohammedan pilgrims on
board, has been sunk in the Aegean sea, and
thatof all on board only the captain and
two passengers survive.
The Capstone Laid.
Bruise-rote. Vt, Nov. Sit—The capstone
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fair to partly cloudy, with slight thermal
changes, followed by slightly warm.
weather and cloudinem, and pomibly rain
or light snow at night.
The Sultan's Closet Skeleton.
If things were done in Turkey» dsewliere,
thedeeeaseoftlasultnn’smad half lumber,
[mad V, would have been notified to
diplomatic body, and the Turkish
would have gone into mourning.
”0
Iiouldhetrratuiasasmpectsdcrimlml,
wvadbythemmutwas iuvltsdtoaesoas-
mommmmi
puma and 84.501) for delay in completion.
hlsoonncu nreunderstood tobe debating a
manorialdemnudingtheespulsionofm
cans fremChina. Theron “agitation
foranlucreaseoftherestrlctlofloum
merchantanndrnblouarlss attrsatyporm.
and have boidlyciaimed theautberdiipef
that writer’s gently. hystm'icnl sturlq will
at that «when about than—by the fact
Adownsset constable hadnhardaspavl-
the other day. neweut out alias
otpoachaaendwasustcalyeordially
ylhullenahun “on. The
reaaoaforsiniueh wrist”:-
mtllthsmtwnd thathlslataeeia-
~Iawhtan Journal.
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84 WASHlNGTON STREET,
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DB. BELLE
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tIi a penalty of WK 51‘“ a
are fer
“d"d’e'Udse-flsi.’
Dr. Ball’s T1111: Pills
PRIOI. “.00 PER IOX.
'f'sase Pill-are inlarge hoses. rallcieut for one
month's lac. They are mobile In all old standing
fifimmsmmm
Ilr. Filmn’ lRtllllflR 1.1111 P1111
that, in Hears. Tillotaon’s syndicate, "The I
Dachau" isdennitely named airs. Hunger- .1’.’u‘..'.'_“ ' ”M '"u "m A ""
““- m me 111 hours runner. std by am.
m' giata. or sent camel by mail Address
.eeuslisesrc.
Olga-“M
TheChfnue sniperwsndthe membersof
The numerous feminine writws who have
been ambitious lobe thought “The Dustin,"
now be surely put toshame—if they havenay
0'13!!! 180. II I'MICIB Box 1400 flew York
lchEAN It STEEL,
Carriage Builders!
No. 65 MAIN STREET. REAR 0F
REAL!
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manwbowill necesslAhdslH-iidhn
wretched. of‘hva
and forty, lob-mined Raehnd. Ila,
FREE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FROII MIMIIIIM
As is well known. ammonia hunhealth.
fulin food.nnd dries up the bread
material.
Promotion to consumers of food com-
pounds liea in their ability to choose
them made from healthful substances.
what what
do not
0LEVELAND’8 SUPERIOR
“BAKING POWDER.
powderhmndeeulyefflrlctlypure
moftartar.and Mm
gear bonateofsodmwithnlltflew
flourtopreaerveit. Thisiaattededbthe
edicialsnalyaesofGovei-nmeatand
chemists. andaathysicisns. chemise!
Boardset‘l! ththroughouttheconti;
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tl. e beat lions and guard absolutely
pi. res freefrmn fromalladultcstieuweolari an”
matter The park ara
an! wan: mind in weight. It is incremen-
omical in use lhnnthelcwargraden
Oriental & W Tea 60.. L't'd.
Head (idler. 35 m M}, Ices York.
For solo by the beer tum-ere.
1‘. ll. LAWTIlN & 00..
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8A [NATION ABIY BUILDING.
Warm and Carriages made and re-
pa'red. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBBIIG PROIP‘I'LY n'rrzsnzngo.
Illk
WRIGHT d1 FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
A'd mandamus of
All kinds of We. Ins;
Trucks. Carts.” 6
Ben‘s: wardens“ Led” wagons for sale.
new“ this only
Horse-Sheen and an
mkinds ofBliiokaniig thing
Foot of Franklin 8L.
fioulh Nara-Ill.
unis tf
WAGONS
ltewandssmndrhlll
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TIILY.
ALL GRADES
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Allm the favorite varieties of hard and free burning
“:1an prion given for winter supply.
thoroughly screened. well pre-
paredsud promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
ssnn AND orricn,
Water 51., Pool of Ilnvlland 5t ,
(”pestle Pratt I Weed'e Shea lanufactcry.
JollN n. FEBRIS,
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ERR THE FALL IRE WINTER TRIBE.
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are comin in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
c. H. HARVEY,
12 1" orth DIain So, So. Norwalk.
GRANDEST DISPLAY OF
LAMPS RE EVERY RESERIPTIRR
Ever seen in South Norwalk, from 25c to 810.00.
ALSO RE RE 8, REIIIREYS ARR WIRES
Of all Sizes and Styles. We make a specialty of
BULBS EYE AND NIGHT LANTERNS
Don’t forget our
Great Display of Holiday Goods
Now on exhibition. Call and see our
Malachi Glassware.
80flll-l'l‘lllNG NEW.
Csn’ t be seen in any other store. Our assortment of Fanc G i
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