«flew York, were not called,
,aunouneedthevoteanddo
.Reedeiectedepeaher ofthe
« anagram.
mt wee greetedwithmn—
3 ’hd clapping, and this brokeont
whu theclrrkappoiutedlfm Cer-
veml‘flomuleyaeommlttee tooonduct
“Militant: Wheutheponderoua
Mild the Heine state-men, either arm
in in. Carllale audllr. IcKinley,
. ’atthemain door of the floor the
redoubled theirepplauae.
‘ .lr. lee". Speech.
30-. Willhm ll. Kelley,ofl’ennaylvania,
“embwwhohea eean the term
‘ outimne-rvlce-inthehovnaadminh—
the oath ofoflcetolrJleed, end
“Emmy" completed thelata
magnum. deak,apokeae
I‘thuhyon forthehigh
veh- have bestowed upon me. It
, Ne nottohemovedbyite
end . Yet you maywell im—
V that l amat thiemomtmore im-
hy itreqmmibllitimand dutiee.
,ourayatemof government- it her
7* theeareeponeihilitieaandda-
ti. are both political audparliamentary.
Bovine-attenti- arepoliticellaincerely
'hcpetheymayhaperformed with aproper
mdwbatieduethepeopleof thewhole
country. Solar utheyareparliamentary
. 'lhope with equal incarltythattheymey
' bummedwithapupar—neofwhatn
hbbothdduofthhohemher.
f'l'othe end that l mayhemcce-fulin
mmmwflmlmthe con»
mmmmamumm
md'thehoule. The honeewillnow
filtered to complete it- organization by
, inthenewmemhera”
‘ f“ abutment-mm
mumm a reaolntion
iii the We! Edward Hcl’hermn ea
duh, A. C. Holme- ae eergeantat arms
, eedoorkeeper.JameeD. Wheat
'poatn-atar, and Rev. Charles B. Rama-
dell-chaphinofthehouee.
otlndhngofleredanamd-
out thenameofCharleaB.
inaertingthatof Williamfl.
After some debate, the other
hum having heenebcted,
nayawmtakeu on the chap»
Repreeentativee Cheadle,l.ehl—
ImelNewHen-lpahire,voting
Rev.W. H. Milburn
' wardeeted—lfltolfifi. Tbenewofllcera
. Wmdqnahfied.
~ ~ . Iheflhoioaolleate.
~"‘m loKinley, Cannon and Carlirle
Er
“Innithdlllinohmaneighhor.
U Tea-:Ir.lc0leary,ofxen-
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mutation-moraine-
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teetojoluaeomiaftteeof thehoaeetowait
onthepreaidentto inform blinthatenagre-
wee ready to receive any communication he
mighthavetomeke. Thehonvofnoonwae
fixed an the daily hour of meeting.
Theeelect committee on the tramportav
tionaudraleol meatpmincte war ordered
continued.
A reaolutlonol lit. Aldrich declaring the
committee-on vuleeof the-nete and
houee ,a joint committee to prepare joint
rulinforthe eonductof thebnaine- of the
twohoueea wealaid over,aJw-aleo am
olution of Ir. Aldrich to appoint a quadri—
oentennial committee of nine member- to
conaider all matter: muected with the pro
peed celebration of the 400th eunlvereary
of the diacovery of America.
The senate then adjourned.
The Mnie'w ()flanra.
A caucus of Republican eenatm'a haa been
filled to emigu committee placer to the new
eenatorl and to consider a change
in the ofllcera of the senate. It in under-
Itood ileuetov Sawyer will preeent ex-llep-
reaentative Gunther, of Wisconsin, and lien-
ator Quay will offer William K laedamf
Pennsylvania, for the poeition of eergeant
at arnn. senator Sherman will urge the
continuation in once of the pro-ant aer>
geent at arm—Mr. Canaday, of North Car-
ollue.
FLOODS or BEER mm).
'l'rcfla Brewery at Newark Wrecked by
an Exploeion.
Ntwaax, N. J., Dec. $.~At 25» p. In an ‘
explosion occurred at Tufts brewery on
Rankin meet. Animatant after the explo—
aion a great floodof beer gmhcd through the
rearwiudowa of the building and ran in
Macro. Rankin street to the bonnet
below. Then the air in the whole vicinity
became impregnated with ammonia. What
named the accident is not known. ltia
thought that one of the ammonia piper
forming a part of the ice machine bunt.
I'heeecaping gaeexpanded in theice cold air
and blew up,rnaking a wreck of the interior
ofthehuildlng. Theacridcntoccurredate
time when the men were all at dinna’.
Thehulldingin which theaocidentoo—
carredhintherearof theoldlwewcry. it
hhuilteubetantially of brick,ia threerto
rieahighanditwaaernctedaboutthree
years ago. In it are the "re-tin” and for
muting departmente. it contained a ecove
ormoreof the great vata filled with thou
mndeof gallouaof beer. Thebvewny war
purchaeed about six mimths ago by the
English ayudiate for $800,000. Thewalh
are now standing, but there it danger of
their falling. The low iaertimatcd at 8126,.
m
A Weld-a Jewelry Yell-re.
Cuisinart, Dec. 3.-—~0ne of the largest
ettachmente ever made in this city took
place at the Palace lmtel yesterday after-
noon. Theattachment mayalaoleadtothe
inventigation of an amignmuit made by a
bigNew York jewelry honee several dayv
ago. The eeimre wen made by Deputy
Sheriff , who captured between
M5,!!!) and 0150,0111 worth of jewelry,
which wasteland on payment of the claim
and out: instituted by Tatten A: Tatten, of
Baton, after which the atoll wee hurriedly
M8 takento Kantuckyaud concealed Severn
lr,wahnflanknllandall,0arlilemdl{elley ‘
dayregothehigjewelryhoneeofsteruh
SmflewYorkcity,madeaaedgnment,
owing over 31”,”), but left little ornu
mate. The adgnment eaueed a flurry
emimgthe creditorr, moat of whom were
manufacturer! and importer; and there
wareanumberof mite. Deputy Cormany
’ mcnredamne private informa
tionthatthe
trunkacontainmgthejewelrywerein pm-
electiunof The
WWI-tenant.
Activity at Lynn.
wwkmanwhowaut
mile—ere
Mint-A
fie-lie
Mummwwmméoem
umionofluphl’hillip, a traveling man
each. Thefianderl menaraeegry,endan~
mace their deterulination to prove-tile
. nine
turhvededded to dedaretheelectionoi
QJ.lcNamera(Dem)void oa aeconatof
'hbreidmeandihe-ttuwfllbehrunght
Lm,lam,ner.a—-’l'hueiagreateo
tivityiathe limited district. All local
can’t
tweatyeeeteaehenr.Walhar-heiagrmd
.deeiiare element Aeeareef wooden
baildinyhaveheeaereetadfovte-puvm-y
i in M
has Sim-The
ulta. ~— of
wan-m, William. of i‘hiladelpliie.
Genie. third mate. of Man.
......, cam-aw. of am
he, -———, cook, from Providence.
Denpater, John. from Antwerp.
0 Thomas. fmm Kora hootia.
rd, from londoa.
Karla-d. John. from Norway.
baron, Oulle, from Brendan
Watch. Prank. an lriehlnan.
'
lowed, Charlee. from Vermont.
Wflaon, Remy, American.
Rena, William. from Liverpool.
Peeepa. liner, Pilburg, Finland.
Only four nilova reached thorn. Among
them wee Victor Beach, a young educated
American, who took the voyage for lib
health. and whore father h a well known
Philadelphia proleewr.
The Cheeeeboru was struck by the gale
Oct. ill and driven on the rocky shore. The
wavea were no great that they uwept clean
overherdecke, and the now were forced
into the rigging, where they nearly pertained
with cold, After two hours the mute fell
and all were thrown into the raging tea.
The majority were drowned in a few min-
ut-, only them who grasped wreckage being
able to float.
‘I’he I'lrenien still lieu-tug.
Booms, Dee. 3.—'l'he burned diatrictlutill
roped oil and guarded. Two hundred men
are clearing the etrrctr. Not a veatign of
the romaine of the four loat firemen baa
been found, and tho march line been well
nigh abandoned. Streams of water are atill
being [lured upon the sales and the hot
ember: in the ruins. Two of the about
the Hhoe and leather exchange were
opened, and the mun-nu were found a trifle
mind, but not wriuunly damaged. The
mfe of the "alert it Lapp Kinetic Goring
company, at T'J liedfurd street, was also
mood and its contents, including 01,0!”
in cash, found intact. The walls of the
Amea building that are still finding are
extremely dangerous, and the work of tak-
ing them down will be begun no sooner
poaaible.
fair (Iandldatea on Common Ground.
Wasmxoror, Dec. :l.—The Chicago com-
mittee oncongreaeional action on the World‘-
expuaition held an enthusiastic meeting at
Willard’n hotel. About fifty persons were
pveeent, including the Illinois congremional
delegation. lien-tor Farwoll presided. On
motion of (”ruigrmnian Manon the following
reenlutiou was adopted:
"lb-solved, Tout Senator: Cullom and
Parwell, Edwin Walker and Congressmen
Springer and Adams be appointed a special
committeein confer with similar commit-
tees muting New York, St. Louis and
Washington vnth the view of perfecting
arrange-menu by which the question of the
World's expodtion uf ism may be steadily
presented to and acted on by congreaa"
‘l'o llevlae Calvln'a Creed.
Burnw, Dec. 1—11» Bulalo pee-hymn
did a aurpriaiug thing ymterxlay afternoon
when the members voted to revise Calvin'a
creed. The vote was decisive—4| to l2—-—end
waa agaimt the unanimous report made by a
committeeof seven, comp- and of tho leading
when of the preabytory. The New York
preabytery has already adopted the propoeed
revision, while the Princeton Presbyterian
andthueinotherpartaofthemuntryhave
adhered to the time honored doctrine.
A Jury Drawn the Line at (rider.
News Ct'n', la., Dec. 1;. —--The jury has
returned a verdict that the twenty-five har-
releofcidereeiiedbytberherlflon Oct. fill,
andrtill in hhcuetody, muetbereturned to
ihowner. The remit of the trial waearur-
priae to the proeecution. ineamuch ea three
doetonhadteetidedthatthovtuflwae hard
and intoxicating. A ma. meeting will be
called at once to arome the temperance
workera
Another Nave-ea Murderer Convicted.
Ban-moan, Dec. .141» jury in the Na-
va- caee brought in a verdict finding
Gimmes. Key guilty of murder in the first
degree; [can Williams, alien “Dakota," not
guilty,end not agreed ae'totheothenixteeu
prieoneva The verdict does not release the
othu aixteen from trial on other indict
manta Key has appealed. The trial of
Henry Joneaand Caesar Fisher for the mur-
duof Pelee latetfor Dec. iii.
lib-lee, la Already Married.
HewYork. A Paris special rays: “The re
band.”
Henry Watteraon'a Don Elopee.
night. the my
afternoon for foul-ville.
Shot Dead by lil- Neighbor-a.
Cuna- CIallengee the World.
HALIFAX, Dec. a—Pflnce Dhuieep Singh
authorina an emphatic denial of his report
ed engagement to Miss Jeanne Turnure, of
portthtPnnceVictor Dhuleep Binghiato
be married to a NewYork ladyiedenied
“where,“ is aleertethat the prince
waeumrrledayearagoioaladywlthwhom
haienowmeintaining the relationaofhtn-
NW, Tenn, Dec. a—llr. Ewing
Wettereou, non of Henry Wattermn. of
Louisville, and Him Jennie Bloch, daughter
of Thomas lllock, of llcllhmvllle, eloped
and were married in Bmlthville at mid-
beiugperformed at the
reeldeneeof Alexander Block, uneleof the
bride. UnaudlraWattereon leftinthe
vb. bod-Ia
rolvedinahittardhinte ahontaroadway.
After Manuela» hedrewerevolvw,
htafew minutea later he druppeddead.
spat-andWAaat-ae. lhannonand'l‘hlmpleherenotyetbeenap»
manure— weIu-dal ,
at than“
helium-rated” w
”Minimum-ailment“:
Ian-now.nea3.-'l'herewaaauimmare
yellow
Mandamooheymwaehedupoutmudfl‘the
m.juetu‘the elmderoliedby. ‘l'hacoel
mnlightano tonic autum atretirred both
goetend monkeytodotheir Mend they
didlteoverywellthatevea theft-Hana,“
walla-the
Bothware
mm the goat crawled uptne small wooden
puformlug pedenal, dmflly pulling hiafeet
after him, and did what he could do. Mug
and pawiug the air; bnthelooked fooliahaud
etupid.hlawiapof beerdduttevlngfnthe
wind Then he got down and theumuiey
gotnp. The latter madeeomefunnygrkn-
mwhlch excited appleun,aud hhwrinkhd
littlofaoeputonawoful or gleefulloohae-
cordlngly ea hie matter mid “Brawl" or
pokedhlmlnthenbewithaeharprod.
But the bent of the performance took place
after the allow. After the monkey got down
oneof the ltaliaua elylyatoppedoutof the
crowd, dipped into a corner mloou,and pee-
ontly emerged bearing a foaming glam of
beer. llo didn't imbibe any of it blmaell,
but with a grin took it to hie frieudatbegoet
and the mcmliey. Be politely offered it first
to thegoat, but that unaophiatlcuted creature
turnedaway his face in dladain nudwoukl
not look at the flowing bowl.
"no, ho!" exclaimed hie Tureen mm,
"non-a have been“ Hal Goat-a no know
what eeo goat-a, ehl Monk-nee heveeome
beer-at Say-a yeast 80, no. monk-a known
goat ting; gont~a damphoolil"
awe uncut-I" MIDI no fl“ 0! mg Ill!
drink. With the skill of a practiced topu he
railedthelluidtohiethiratymouthanl
drained every drop in the glen. He ever
held the upturned mug a moment aloft, his
lips at the edge, to as not to misaglobuie
of the preciom liquid. Then he gracefulb
handed it back with apolite bow, wiped E
puckered face on his alcove and the crowi
roared.
“Only monk-a in he Meriky,
mt drink-e recs beer-area ev’ry day," raid
the proud master, glancing admiringly at
the little bout.
“All of which shows,” commented a street
philosopher, “the wide intellectual difld'ence
between men monk-aI and ‘nee goat-a;' a-
hibita the susceptibility of the monk-e to tie
influences of civilizatlm, and is knockdown
evhlencc of the ‘origin of man.‘ "
New Haven is still in a made with upm-
forming hear. Both the hearand hie matter,
a shrewd henchmen, were arrested and
lodged in the police station charged with vio-
latiug the “beer statute" of Connecticut. The
Frenchman had money enough to pay the
finer imposed. but not enough to hireawapn
in which to transport the beer from hie
prison. He couldn’t lead Bruin through the
etreete without violating the statute again,
aohahad to pawaywflhnnt hunt. The
police nation etill haethe hear, which bleed-
fngonthefat of thalaud andisbnm. but
the police don’t want him. They maybe
abletoeell him.end theymaykill and eat
him—Sonich (Conn) Cor. New York Sun.
Prim as. can]! In $4 no lllllll.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON STREET,
MCLEAN & S'l’i‘llfi L,
Carriage Bullders ll
SALVATION ARMY fiulLllINO.
Wazoo: and Carriages made and re-
pa-red. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBllISO PROM "LY ATTES DE!) :0
an.
WllIGll'l‘ & FLYNS.
Carriage Makers
And muladarere of
All kinda of Wu one.
Trucks, Carts. 0 0.
will 3%?32. $223.23“: we.
flew lined cm: only to).
Horne-Shooting and all
hindaofninckamtthing
Foot of l-‘rni Itlin Ill..
soull- Minnelli.
aplll u
WAGONS
New and mind—hand
Buggies, Phaetons. i'arriagee.
Canopies, Spindle-t, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY'.
ELEVEMNfl‘g
SUPEBIUH
BAKINB PflWflHl
THE PliilEST All” BEST
la mode only of atrictly pure emu
of tartar, am pure bicgrlgenate of
eoda, and} is portion of flour an a
mature, nothi else whatever. and
IS unnamed eulirey free from alum
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
adullemnts frequently found in baking
powders. The character of materials
used. ilwir purity. and the nicety of their
combination. render Cleveland's an rior
baking powderthemoathealthfulan moo“.
ecmmmicul in nae, and it always afl’ordr
wholesome, nutritious. and delirium food.
It is recommended for urity. healthful.-
neas and efllcie by vernment and
State chemists, of Boards of
Health, and pmf'eeeora in institution of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cane, full weight.
Ctrvrmn Bnoram Ataaxv. K. t‘.
mmmmm
PERFEOTLY PURE.
a most nmmoml mar. 'rur n'.
turnaround“. Momma:
It In the llmnawr (Inna Luv. pic-hr»! from
the heat plantatimaand Emil“!!- DEL-u .
1mm and [out from all adulmtiona or o: .
water like package! are Mmriim'l; s. ‘.
uni v mvv-iml lull wright. l: in mm «mu.
' .13 than the low-‘1' gnu)“
mama 5‘23 5., Z.‘
35 Ming sup. Mn- '31”;-
‘ -"lv' by the In?" .erln‘l'ht.
i v ,
r. n. Limit e on.
o. t’uoaaam'nu
CHAS. 11.
South Norwalk. (lean.
rains,
lllllllliilil
___0p._..
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices l
The Best Goodsior
the Least 31.55;;
~AT-
[L S. BLUWN’S
800T & SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lnne‘a Block-
.» MAIN STREET.
CANDIES
“alibi-fl. renun-
BAKERY!
» mil! macamm undated-eon-
(I) manninteraamantalyg'ndy.
Wobnfiolland
unnam- m
REQUIRES
u m“
i
No. as um manor. main or"
PRL'I'T’S Fl] ‘
.... '03....
Hfllili, Cattle and Chickens
Sure (tire for all [lite-m.
mums rims LAY‘
BAlED HAY AND 31le.
Peat Muss Stalls Belling
"AT—fl
BALM N1} BILLS
coal! coal!
BU I YOUR
inn and Wand
EMESELEES’. co.
All the favorite varieila of hard and free burning
coals. e in! prim o gin-n for winter in, ply.
All can (him-uroly voter-nod, well pre—
pared and promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wocd
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED W000 A SPEl‘IALTY.
ram» as» orncn,
Water Sh, Foot of llavlland Sb,
Oppoeite Pratt 1h Weed'e Shoe flanufactory.
Join: In. FEBRIS,
Wholesale“ Rctlll Dale! in all hind! of
BULL Lil] W001]
Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Lachawauna, Locust
louutaln, Franklin, and
Wilkeeharre Cools.
mm for RUBBER PAINT
Yard" foot of Waehington and liar-
dlall street. Branch once at Btileon
D ug Store Mini
HUMPHREYS’
com
Worm Ila“! Worm Colic
.4“. train“... fill?“
t. . ,.
t (triplet nummua.
er an.“
.5:
teaerel
idea,
an
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aeaeeaafleaa
TABLE illi'l'll
Bl "ll ill“ 01' Lilli.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Artificial Mono Stops. Gaping,
i, new ROLLERS.
(7A ii HIAGE BLOCKS.
6L0. 3L0-
Manufaciured by C. T. LEONARD,
35 Water on»: is” l)
Spring Good,
Brass Gilli IlilIrlllll J
W.B. Hall 42cm,
BRIDGlEPORT. ‘
“it” udmxug:
non WI
Wm a mutual: ofOonn. 10am! hm
filatelloardof nerve. unite an.
leather Gone. I it. [isn't
Wm. 1:. Mix a son.
Sanitary am] Hydranllnlulnem . ;;
flail: 0mm 45 C ‘1 Waalllghol .3"
SOUTH 103'“ of-
n.1,, ’
m rerun ”our Tour.
roursuawm N 'r
Branch (ville: r g ,
Wa'l'itllVlLLK NJ.
e
Loo.“ Piano! logumi “eneral Work will
ji‘l! I he tun-n prompt attention.
F.H.Nash&Br0.
Cor. Main I: Went his.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Gas Filing.
STEAM HEATEhS
nND
Hot Air Hooters.
Hunxélirniliinnflllli
CHINA
AN D
G [ASS W A ll K.
We have the Che-ape“
Ten and Toilet Sela
In Town.
j srovns and muons
‘ Tin and Sheet Imn'Work.‘
Bums sum
'FLR THE FALL LED WINTER TRADE.
Having ordered largely, lHYULL’i‘r‘. of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
mtcnu‘ to make this the having: Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North Slain St... So. Nor-walk.
Of all 8 zm and Stylee.
E.
The Universal Store, No. 10
GRANDEST DISPLAY OF
LAMPS [IF EVERY DESCRIP'I'IflN. ,
Eur uern In South Norwalk, from 250 to $0.00.
LL80 BURNERS, LHIMNEYS All] WILLS ~*
We make a specialty of
BULL’S EYE AN D NIGHT LANTERN 8
Don't forget our
Great Display of Holiday Goodé ‘
Now on exhibition.
Call ard 68? our
Malachi Glassware.
SID VI WIRING NEW.
Can’t be» seen in any otho-r store. Our ummtmeut of Fancy G -n '. would makethe
eyoa grow big and the h an wish for the;
n. One thing I wnn- t i any to the ladlea:
COME IN AND LOOK.
C. KERRIGAN.
Nani lain ll. 80. Hawaii,
01.“ AN!) RELIABLE
Daily Hiram Freight Lina
South Norwalk
AND
Norwalk, 0t.
Tfll PROFILLKR'l
mmmmmmum
palateanthellanlnryaad lea-walla“
Ihepaa. lameadeat Greatly ladle-i
my“ «no
unseen-flaunt
Milan-nan.
tlUMEle HOYT,
80h! aorta loll Till . ‘
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles all he Glam.
“me ;
afiwiwwm b
meow
BEGIN.
RANK“.
Norwalk Chronicler