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so: an in. econ-u Il-Dataetivv
m, ., Consulate-manna“
5“ one at the knlvm u can
[hadearriedforakugtima The
" .naa,heweaprettymreol,hutaei
.flrhMNaud a tailor,awnrethat
’ jaduenth‘ekulvas in qu-tion in Dan
.w‘e M Aprllll'l,andooaao
\ “mum.
, Jadge'l'lg (lentil-n.
JMWIngtheureaumedhiaqeech. lie
_' ,dwelt upon thedanger and untrust-
’~thllenotcirdumatantialevidenea After
“Meantime-this pointhefor
~fia flat time referred to the teetlmony
“them Thatpartot "Elva
'fllheldefavorabletothedefenae shown
mthajnry. Tbereiuctanceo‘f the wituea
bpndlivaly identify Cougar and Kim.
nlhaoasswhohadcoma hisseloonou
timalghtof liay i was arguedan at
kugtb. Andinasmuchaathewitne-
“ notbemeertainof the men,therewaa
rnfilntbeepeaker'a mind any reasontohe-
Ilevethat witne-waa certain of the date.
Continuing on this line, he argued that
lilaman notheing certain, and the Hylandi
on the nth. hand being moat positively
Mtheteatlmonyof the latter ahould
udvethecredeueeotthejnry.
O'Bulllva- Waa at Home.
. “Oatbenightoflayi P. O’Bullivanwar
fihllb house,” exclaimed the atun‘neyina
r jib-niche. "If youdonotbelieveitthen
”mutt setaeide theteatimonyof them-
tirehouaehoid with which O'Bullivan lived.
Attm-neyWing then took upDanCoughlin's
allflanddeciareditwaa allright. Herald
fiat it had beenchargedthatthewituaer
lpd committed . “if euehwaathe
Mwhy don‘t they indietandprgeecutethr
primers!" Nexttbespeakerproceedtobe-
lifiletheevidence of “Haj.” Summon, oil’er»
ing the “'major's” tough character aa hie
~ Men. In this fashion the speaker con-
. heatodhpoeeot the numerouephaaeaoi
“retrial. The suepectapaidatrict attention
teeteryword. They-eemed to drinkeacb
men with theeagernees of a weary trav-
Saint-he deaert. Dan Goughlin wae the
Iniatteutiveoftheiive.
The 'l'aeeott Cale Cited.
theidentilleation of Coughlin
andKunaeby Morten and the identification
lenau‘a horse, Judge Wing badmnalder-
f ableto-y about the similarity of dewrip
,tinnotdiflerontindividualu Hemaintained
thatnoreliancewae to be placedoneitber
“Motion. lie cited the caeeot Taaeott,
Mlle-id, hndbeeu duplicatedahnndred
time during the past year on accountof
' Illintlte dmcriptionafurnishedbytheanthori-
Ila. Theideaof asaneman,wbiieauspoct-
,, do! murder.carryiugtortwoweehinhis
" .jbekettheknivesoftbemnrderedman was,
in Attorney Wing’s mind,too ridiculous e
propoaition to bemtutained for a moment.
The Alleged Couapiraey.
Themnspiraeyandite relation to Camp
D next claimed the advocate’a attention
“Ame! ctmspiracy must be established
”dictate beyondareasonable doubt," he
hid. "Either eucbacasemust be proved,
ltfllitl‘ialmnsthedroppedandtheprison-
[in discharged. And the only proof that
mohacompiracydidexist iscircnmataatlal
revidence,and circumstantial evidence of a
milirmynature. lhaveheand of many
leanotconapirscy, butnever have I heard
otaceae so abmrd as this one. There in
- nothingtoahowtbat a col-piracy exilted.
ltnmyhetruethat factions existed in the
scanty—that Cronin led one faction and
anaehodyelseanother—bnt the only thing
Meanbemadeofitisthataomemm db
likedCruninforh'letandoncertalupohil.”
Themation thatthemurvlerofDr. Cronin
hadhemdecidedupmatameetingotforty
mmanyof them intimate triendaoi
the doctor, and for no other reamthan
thathehadreadareportofatrialinanother
runnthespeakerclnracterisedaenonaenar
udahmrdity,andaskcd the jury if they
‘ cell! an men believe it
The White Horse Bulaeaa
"Al to the white horsehired from Dinah,
theattorney continued, “in it likely that a
man contemplating murder would have
hirvdahoreefromaplaee at whichhewaa
home! it has been frequently naked,
,1! Coughlin'a connection with the white
lulu waa innocent. why hasn’t the man
‘ hem la-ought hockl Whyhaan't the man
when” Iwiahhehadcomehaok But
tbflata withallitareaourceahuheenun-
fiblrlnghimback,andneithuhuthe
W Astor the man hhnaelf,there ls
littleraasonwhyhashould come back. It
wouidhavebeuutooriskyathingtodowith
appellation abletoidentify anythingand
W. Thatmanwouldhaveheenidar
filed by In. Conklin. He knew it and
stayed away.” At this point court at}
inward.
A Brag Fir- Iaila.
mums-uh!
mthlrmwaalargely engaged.
he 'rroy Election Canon.
Minnow-ions
MW ultra
In Saloon Keeper Nieman was plckadup m
inleith acapiial
damn Theliahilitieawillnach am,-
Mmmlytmnm. Thefallureii
w to the prevailing low price of
,m in the manufacture and min of
«I'M Edwards in the Troy election
ofwhich is tooompel thr
' todgntheratnnmin
Egg.
5
1
preuuudAuton
theplanMwlthaoauuultyome
Mtrampbrokajail at New (ll-Ole.
Del, byuInnrllng, making thirty who have
aaeapadinthatmannar withlnamouth.
Baltimore. For thhpurpoeeels,m,w0 to
01W,” would be required.
The Chin-a laundriea at New York,
Brooklyn and Jersey City have par-tented
arrangements for their “truat," which will
be kngwu ea the “Zoou Gwen Ya Shoe
The public debt atalemeut for November
ahowaa decrease intho debt amounting to
“H.672. The not caab orlurplua in the
treaaury it "0,240,“!7, or about $5,000,000
le- than a month ago.
A Reception to Governor Abbott.
Janna! Cm, Dec. 8.—'l‘he Hod-on Demo
cratic society tendered a reception to (lov-
eruor-eleet [eon Abbett laat night at its
club house, No. 291 York atreel. The club
home was handsomely decorated in honor of
the event. Governor-elect Abbott apoke in
feeling termaof the loyal support given him
by the Democrat of New Jamey. Governor
Green followed in a brief addrem. Dr. J. T.
Wrighteon, the president of the Jeflenou
Democratic club of Newark, also spoke.
Letter: of regret were received from on-
Prneident Cleveland, Congersemen McAdoo
and Gellenbalner; also from Hon. A. E.
Stevens, Allan L McDermott, ox-Governor
Ludlow, E. W. Bcudder and others.
Gould Vinita the Street.
Raw Your, Dec. 3.4ay Gould appeared
on Wall street just before noon yeaterday.
when the decline in stocks was at he worst
point. He visited some prominent broker
age houses in Broad street, and the market
quickly turned, with the Gould stocks lead
ing, and advanced steadily to the clan.
early losses being more than recovered
Honey, however, was feverish all day, and
ubigbaamper cent. waspaidforcall
loans, the rate at the close being lo per cent.
Bell Ruled Ont.
Boston, Dec. 3.—Tbe board of review, con-
siating of the board oi registrars of voters,
the city solicitor and the city clerk, met to
decide on the names to be placed on the
oillclal ballot for the city election. The
board decided that the nomination of Will—
iam E. Bell for mayor by a so called
citiaens’ convention was illegal, inasmuch as
nopublic notice was given of the convu-
tion. They therefore declined to place Bell’s
name on the official ballot.
The Plot to Kill Him.
Vmsxa, Dec. 3.—The factia dhcioaed that
as a part of the plot to aseaminate M. Tina,
president of the Hungarian council, on Fri-
day, four men placed a quantity of dyna-
mite underneath the pavement in front at
the lower house of the diet, intending to ex-
plode it as the premier came out. A mem-
ber of the Opposition was apprised of the
fact, and dimunded the premier from mak-
ing bia exit from the front of the building.
Train Robber-a Punished.
Dxxvxu, Colo, Dec. 3,—Ex Ineutenant of
Police James Connor and James Marshall, of
Kansas Citv, may convicted of conspira-
cy to rob the Rio Grande expres last April,
have been sentenced to two yeara’ imprison-
ment and a line of 8,000 each. Charles Con
non, for ithe same offense, received a son-
tence of one year in jail in addition to a line
of em
Il’hrown from Illa Horse and May Die.
Bunions), Conn, Dec. a—Wbile Dr.
Frank Wardwell and a party oi ladies and
gentlemen were out horseback riding the
doctor's horse shied and fell, throwing him
into a trench and fracturing his skull. He
now lies at his home in a critical condition,
never having ' ed consciousne- since
the fall, and it is feared that the injury will
prove fatal.__
Judgment for New York Creditors-
Pmunau'ma, Dec. :i—Jndgmenta have
been entered inthe common pleas court
against the firm of Lewis 8. CoxtCo"
manufacturm of ladlea’ anitings, for flat),-
am The judgments were entered by George
Victor, of New York, as trustee fora num-
ber of creditors, the largest of whom ia
Frederic Vietor & Acholia for $100,000. 30
deed of amignrnent has as yetbeen made.
A Big Veil of Salt Striat-
Cuvmrrn. Dec. a—Akrou capitaliata
boring for gee at Wadsworth, near Akron,
have struck u veinof salt over 100 feet thick.
Thebedishalfamiledown, but theeompa-
ny, which already mtrolaulllacreain the
vicinity, will commence operations. They
claimthattheywill produce salt forflp
ton.
Havoc by a tame. mock Weight
Wamvnu, lia,Dec. 3.~Aa thecmto-
dian was winding the town clock in the
Unitarian church town the chainbroke,
one of the weightaa Ina-ct about LII!)
churchandorganiseatimatadtobetliunl
Governor Jackson Vania-a
Barnum, Nd. Dec. 8.~Governa Jaekv
LEADERQ 11v
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At Very Low Prieea.
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LATEST STYLE HATS
hirer-lure- Ian-faciarcra.
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1113,1111 and children’s limo laps
Men’s All Wall $11.1 Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
-—-—-—-90*"—‘-‘
Comstock Bros,-
Iasonlc Building,
Norwalk.
14 South liaiu Street,
South Norwulk.
‘ THE SENTINEL.
I I. um.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
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of halldhga.
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JAIN BOLD". Editor and m-
Taans:-lyear 35; a months saw; 8 months
THANKSGIVING 1111111111011
To the people of South Norwalk tor
. Thanksgiving is here, and with it we offer Special .
One Week, Beginning November 22nd, 1889, $111,410.33??? E}?! W 11“. hm 1 1"
y, as Inland to make the pneea so
wmhmhmmowp—aooaulolbm: a new all at will be within reach cl cvm'ybody.
“AND“
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES l _ . .
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1111's FURNISHINGS. . . D“ N" M1331“ “Ill .1
' 35 Children’s Cloaks g 5 ‘ .
W ' ' a Ladies’ Jackets : As you can save a few dollars by buying this week. well“
A Full Line' of Children's Cape Overcoata, from .2.00 or. a Woolen flm‘ery close out the greater part of our stock before Th ' ' p
lea'a 3”“... 3"“, from .535 n, a “ladies" Underwear 3 avail yourself oi this wonderful opportunity.
W , 5 Kid Gloves :3 . 1;“
’ , , z Gonts’ Underwear g» Trimmed and Untnmmed Hate
Yllll ll all Bl] l fllfllfifllll 7‘ “WWW" ' a
’ ' a Flannel Blankets . Must go to make room for our December Stock. ‘
E Comfortables S '
races be new -
“UR 3T0“ “F CHILDREN’S CLUAKS "2?.- of :2: season, 1:21:3-
nng Plush, Cloth. Caebmeres in white and colors. Never has our experience been
better than at the pron-out time, and we maiden- our stock especially good at the
following prices—3.50, 5.00 and 5.75, worth one-half more than we are asking.
LADIES, JACK um mm abounds in novelties. and we no adding new
styles to our etock every week. A visit of inspection
will repay you, as we excel in some, and our prim are the lowest which we will
quote a followr. Look at our fancy atripcs at 5.50.
I“ WWII H081“ we mu ollcr apecial inducements, and an we have al-
ways been headquarters for such goods it sould be
well to say we take interact in the people's welllare, and invite all in need of hoe.
lery to viait our hosiery counter thia week. as we are making extra efforts in that
department to beat all previous records.
couaiete of all shades and grader.
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would say no for atylee we are very much in the lead of any atore in this vicinity.
price- alwaya low, and aatiafaclion guaranteed.
We uiweye have a complete and very dreimhle as
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line drone shiria in pique and plain open front-u, and in name department we call
particular attention to a specialty in Gem's Flannel Underwear at 47c each, pnei»
tlvrly worth 650. A new arrival of all the latest atylce oi Genie' Tics, Callers and
lllaat Million
Feathexs, Plumes, Birds, Etc, no
Mahackemo Hotel, — -
CALL AND EXAMINE.
H- Krieger
Code at popular prices, in which we have been acknowledged as icadus.
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