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phlwhotahahumaallleshall hem
M hatbhthejaryouly that rests out
, W” Kr. lagham spchevery
MM Tothelawaadtheevldsuea
flhmhmnheshould confine him.
, “Hufmtheechootthsstatemeuthsd
lalawayhshad launched him-It intoa
. ,ualmmentaadchahntheattsutlcn
stove-1w, hytheiorca ol his running
.dthelogicot‘ hh cowl—ions Attorney
Winghsdmadethahurdenot hisargameal
theuareliahllityotcircumstantlalerlduiea,
aadtoaooau'adietionot snehanargnment
Am lngham first patdattention. He
“Minnotouehook 0! legal leaning
couldalinehetound that defined dreum»
' Mia! evidence aaleas trnstworthy than
direct.
The Law of Conspiracy.
" The law of oonqlracy was next Mead
all the fact brought out that it mattered
not whether O’Sullivan was in bed. Coughlin
at the East Chicago avenue station and
Mblhnahyhmlwmittheywereinthe
conirscy they were equally guilty with
. thomwho struck the blows. Then them
dance, hit by bit. was analysed Attorney
Wk had pleaded that not one hit had any—
thing in it 01 a criminal nature. The Ir.
admitted, but how about the hits or
when bound together. Separated they
wwe instead a shapelem and uninteresting
mu, but when placed in their proper place
and bound together they look very dark {or
" ., theddndanta
S's-poets noon Hopeless.
The (acts hitherto brought out and appar-
.tlyincapahleot tmherdevelopmenttooh
unewplnses under the speaker’s skillful
hndling.and the tamotthesuspacts
showed that they felt their casegrowlng
immehopelan.
' The Events at the Carlson Cottage.
Attorney Ingham opened the afternoon
mfithareview of the events at the
Carlnu cottage. Everything was, he said.
«ranged for the reception or the doctor at
ih cottage. The dill’icnlty was, how was
hshbegottenthere. Dr.Cronin wasnot
. 1a urgeonot any distinction. Notwltlntand-
I lug this. 1’. O’Sullivan made a contract
withhimiorthecareolhisinjuredem-
plays The iceman had told the “ -‘
thathowouldhecalled [or by amanhmr-
fihhmrd. He said nothing about tole-
v r. amnch medier means. This was
Mint. and it was succcqtnl. As for
“hiring ofthe white horse, thatfwae very
' ' Dinan had supplied the
‘ t tor years with horses,
and Coughlin, knowing the livery man's
.turalreticence in connection with police
worh,hadhiredthe horse from Dinan for
hb friend Smith. But Dinan’s suspicious
hadhrokendownhiscustom.andhein~
formed Capt. Sohaach at the circumstances.
no Breadth of the Conspiracy.
Theattorney aid the conspiracy included
more mm thn those on trial, but to the
dhppduhnent of the audience he men-
tionadnonamea The acts of the conspir-
acy, hedeclared, were not hariad iorever,
(mly because, as in alllarge conspiracies.
theheartotone man tailed him. The ac»
Jeanne-whom been entrustedwiththe
chargedhringing aboattocarrythehody
nutMothelakewatterrifledandunableto
. esrryouthispart.
- 'l'hsconqiratorswere theretorocompelled
todampthahodyintoasewer. Itwastheir
intutiuntotakethedead man’s clothing to
autoimmune» heioundonannn-
recognisablehody, but the failure oi the
huatnlnthwartedtheirplana.
7 {the weaker then attached the alihi d
when. Themwho hadi‘urniahedit
'iltlllhwaemmwhoselirelihoodhaddo-
.' outheproeperityotthetceman,“
» waslmtnaturalthattheyshoulddesireto
'I‘him.
fl Kean (nonsense-sauna.
no atttney then referred to the part
hiahyKnnseintheeonqiiracy,andaaked
whitwuthat the suspect admitted to a
winththepxpected to be arrested in
. WwiththeCrouinmurder. .
’ Red inhhiace, Kunae sprang iromhis
‘ diabellshoutedinanswer.“llecanm00ke
ml'flodknowalamlnnocentl"
adjourned tor the day.
It followed the lawn-ea Bank.
militia-tier a mount and raising
flhfienhighheaxclaimsd with great
IrJngkamendsdhisaddr-withahrht
tothejurytodolts duty. (lo-t
mhmeu—munm
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mats hwwlm-drelatssastoryot
maltreatment and attempted outrage
thshandsottheehleri’wroat. Thaglrl has
Ila Cat Ills Throat.
Anal“. Dee. 4.——llamnal Spencer,
bucking. ink and varnish mannlaetursr,
wutundeithagaplngwoeadaeI-o-
histhroat. in hlsmenuiactoryou Exchange
street. it wasatlrst believed tht hehsd
been murderedbutthe coroner found his
hankhooh,ahowing a creditot ”Jinan!
goldandnotestc the value of 8700 among
hlseileota ltispresnmcdthatfipencercut
throat. lie lived on an upperloorof
building.
Ix-Praaldoat Itllmore'a Brother Dead.
Laoneoa, Ind. Dec. 4.—Cyrns Fillma'e.
bother ol tax-President Fillmore, died at lib
r-ideucc north of this city Dec. :1, of typhoid
lever, aged 81' years He was well known
throughout the state ands prominent Den»
crat. Bis wile, who is 85 years old, iden-
gerously sick. They have been married over
sixty-tour years and had resided in flat state
since ion. Mr. Fillmore leaves a lap
fortune.
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the
Trunk Llna Presidents fleet.
wa Your, Dec. t—The trunk line ped-
dents at their meeting resolved to abolfl
[la-anger commissions on all lines east of
Chicago, except the Grand Trunk and Ver-
mont Central lines. which are permitted to
[my commissions becaun they have to on.
pte with the Canadian Pacific mad. It w-
also agreed to abolish private stock can
The question of choosing a chairman in plea
of Mr. Fink, resigned. did not come up.
The Ionian- Huddle.
Hm, Mon, Dec. l—The house and
mate met again with the usual result and
adjourned. 'l'herumorthat huheenaln‘
that the Democrats desire to holdajoiat
conicrence to discu- the question of a com-
promise cannot be traced to any authentic
source. Although all are no doubt willi'
to not, no ofllcial overtures have yet he.
' l8 mun ~
slime rowan
PllllE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FROM AIIIIIIIIAI
Asiawenknowmammoniaisnnheallh.
fulin food.and drieeupthehread
material.
Protectiaitocousumereolloodcan—
poundsliesln their ahilitytoehoose
those made from healthful substances.
Unis-manufacturers
usetheirgoodnhuthuy
CLEVELAND'S Wilma
mums ‘ “momma
One West, Beginning lovemher 22nd, 1889,
Will be upon to"... stock of Dry-Goods as (other:
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES I
3 Children’s Clonks §
5 badlee’ Jackets 2
Q woolen Hosiery
ES lhadles’ Underwear g
go Kid Gloves g
‘z’ Gente’ Underwear ,3
; Gente’ Neckwenr g;
D Flannel Blankets .
Z Control-tables E3
! e h all the new not -
mm mu or cumulus Clllllll m
Ina Pmn. Cloth. Cash-nerve in white ac-d colors. New: has our txpem-nce two-n
hotter than at the present tin», and we amelder our stock erpeclaily good at the
lollowlng prices—2 lit), 5 00 and 5 75, worth one—hell omn- lhsn we are eating.
L‘BIES’ J “mm this season almonds in tum-Ill". and we or adding new
styles to our stock every week. A visit of lnrpecllon
will repay you, as we excel in new, and our prices are lhe lowest which we will
game as followv. Look at our lsncy stripes at 5.50.
[I won], HuSIKB we shall pile! special Inducmwnls, and as we h." al-
ways tie-0n headquarters for such goods it .- ould be
well to say we tahr Interest in the people's stellar», and Invite- all in need oi hoe-
i»ry to visit our hosiery coumer this week, as we are making extra ellurts in that
department to beat all previous records.
con-lieu at all shades and grader.
IIIIII LIDIRS’ KID GLIWE STOCK m... ... m... .. mm, ....
would ray as [or styles we are very much in the lead of any store In this vicinity.
prices always low, and sstislactlon guaranteed.
GENTS’ FURNISHIII} W” ""‘" ""’ ' WW .... my ......... ..
sortment a" Genis' lsnndried and unlsundrio-d
fineorm shirts In pique and plain open fronts. and in same department we call
particular attention to a specialty in Gent’s Flannel Underwear at t’lc each. posi-
uvrly worth Me. A new arrival at all the latest styles of Gents Ties. Collars and
Code at popular prices, in which we have been acknowledged as leaders.
“H
M.8.SMITI|
JOHN H. SMITH,
F LIIIIS'I‘.
IAIN m. scum 1'0me
Ell. MEEKER & CO.
[Adiea' Flannel
just
Flannel Blank
rte and comfort
ables never at
low" than by n
at "Ir present!
time.
IlllllllII 81 Eli II
28 Iain 8L, So. Norwalk.
leals Fill Illillll'i,
Fails, leulallel, Pullry, ill
or All Kinds Is Their Sousa.
AT WHOLESALE AIlO REY All.
B. 1. mm. a l D. EU'I'ID.
Till lulel larlal
MEATS
naval-mammalian.
w” the m users. mire
"fists-sells“I armnawilllalth-mu
m as
Poultry at all Kills
ay down.
801.! A62!“
“Plano" lllu IIllIll.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
n m sis-ins ..
mmwmm ii?“ is? ' .=.. "" “”u 7'
PERFEOTLY Punt-z. a: 2.... 35%... do; KNAPP s,
inmnnmmmos. mm .“’._v on .. u, a.
mmme mm"... u ‘ es: - we 91 Washington St.
”31:3” m...‘.‘.l';?..‘:.‘l'..m£:l; new rut-I :1.” ’“ Particular attention paid to
1;ij gmmfirw"”fli sue.- saaa lelag, flea-lag and treats:
I53: :m-finn wet lit. in» menace ' I. m‘ “I.” m Ida. a“
(“drill-INN." [8* t- "m ‘
Mental t Oedlcttsl Yes 03.1.11. a. .1... Ira-swam.
wwww mum: llllll'l
:nrmle h; tire-tum -mn . .
I. ll. bAmll I fill. I‘ll
organizing gym—m momma-n.
Beatk llerwalk. , Mu” a...
F- HAYE 8' 'l‘ln and Sheet lrou Work.
an: 803
Gas fitting.
. . H l + 'l
Fill 30. ml In $4 lll Illll.
<A.'DIC,KERMAN & SON, «mm
84 WASHINGTON STREET,
III III Illl lll‘ fillll‘.
SOUTH NOIIWALK.
Barnum-y
mafia ,_ ”
Wm. nfiflb I: I
lambs: Ooaa.
llchAN & tl'l‘lllili,
Carriage Builders!
W
N". 05 HAIR STREET. REAR 0F
fiALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Viacom and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JIDBBIFO PIOHI’I‘IN Aflflsuligél’o
wuwll'l‘ & FLYNN,
Whiskers
And manufacturers of
an kinds of We one.
Trucks. Carts. 9 .
All kinds or renal mull! donor
50mm! new and ed wasoua tor sale.
new Road Carts only w.
Horse-Shoeln and all
kinds ofBlnokssntlthing
at Franklin St.
'0'“ South Norwallt.
spit it ~
WAGONS
New and second-hand
Buiggles, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
unlit? TILLY.
nllnllsl
”OF...
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Best GoodsJor
the Least loney
.—AT..—.—
H. S. BRIWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block:
MAIN STREET.
maroon. soorlsoswau
II 810V”, RANGES.
flOll’SA‘l‘Ofllc MILBOA . AND TINWAR E.
DWI! l soawua llflllol. nine-av- g.
mmmfl- Stea- aad llot Air Beating.
wan-s uncommon
pom
o- m uses-m a: wu— an:
lli'l‘i ‘ HITS '
ur us
III ' I, a a I
on :tv
”' “I? :2 5"? 5E : 3 FALL STYLES,
‘ ’ sonar; llnafloahnldtrset
pom Stll and Soft llatt. Bill Hm.
mudmmlfih—d
CAN DI ES
“all“. “(h
BAKERY!
counccomoammnssrm nut.
Intern—unsteady.
"new"
Plll'l'l’S in '
Horses, call all lllllllsl
———ron——
Sure Cure tor all Disc-uses
MAKES “ENS LAY
BAIEO HAY-AND smw.
Peal ills: Slalle Belling
.— AT.—
RIYMIINI] BIIIIS‘E
coal! coal!
BUY YOUR
homthexewcoall’ard.
EMTOLLES&CO.
All the favorite varieti- ol hard and tree humlr. g
coals. prices glvul for winter supply.
All thoroughly screened. well pre-
pared and promptly d. livemi.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wocd
Salted and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
want) an» ounce.
Water 8h, Pool of Harlin-d fit,
Opposite Pratt & Waad‘a Shoe lanufaclory.
some n. I-‘BIIBIS,
Wholesale-ml Betalcham‘ in all kinds oi
Elli]. IND — W001]
Brick, Lime, cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, Lsekawaaus, Locust
louutalu, Franklin, and
Wilhesharre Goals.
lint Ill llllllllill Pilll'l
Yard‘loot of Washington andllar
ehallstreeb. Brancholllce stBtilaon
Drugstore Mini
HUMPHREYS’
w
wmumumafl
:hedtornany
fir zommfifl"
3's“:- ”:3"
rates:
on.
ArtlflclaIMNtono so};
(,IAHlilAft I“.
Manufactured by C. I. lEONARD,
a.
l‘llllaslllll
PLUMBING, amss Mae“
Steam and Gasllllllg. "#:222'223‘33
Hot Air lleuh-rs. ‘ ~—
llnal all will
' "ear-morn,
g $fi-‘Mfl-flkat’tpammt
Sanitary and Hylmll:
('oplllg,
I. t Wk IOLIJI‘.
RI .(‘M ‘!l{ .44.
("Ll '-
I“ VBRR‘
NW3!!!”
Branch Dillo- s I . .
Wa'l'litVlLLI. “.1.
Su-
Im-nsurvellsnnmenmlwarship?
an Water tier-wt. jl III 'll' Kh‘fl'i prompt IUD-"Q’s
In“ 1y
l‘or. llaln & West ills.
CHLNA
III T0".
STEAM HEATEIIS
AND
Bums sun
Fllll THE FALL lllll WINTER lllllll.
_.-._-. “——
llaving ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daniynand bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
mtenrl to make this the Saving Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
0. H. iflivav,
12 North Main St”,
GRANDEST I)! PLAY 0F
LAMPS F EVERY DESCRIP'I'I :?
Ever seen in South Norwalk, from .5c to $10.00.
Also Bll mam llllEYS All] mm
0! all 8 zes and'Stylee. We make a specialty of . .
BULL’S EYE AND NIGHT LANTEBNS' -
Don’t forget our ' _,
Great Display of Holiday Goods.
Nowon exhibition. Callandsecour R
Malachi Glassware
SIMIE'I‘IIING NEW.
C :u’t be seen in any other store. Our assortment of Fancy Goods would mahetho
eyes grow big and the hurt wish for them. One thing I want to my to the MRI:
count 135: 'AND 1.003.
E-
0. KERRIGA' '1,
The IIllIlllllllSIlllll,IIll.'10IIlll‘IlllIllII., So. llarrali.’
HOMEREHOYT,
OLD AND RELIABLE
Ilallv lllrlll mum Lina
South Norwalk
AND
Norwalk, Gt.
'[lll PROFILIJRi
JEWELER.
CITY Ill IIIIIIIIILK 8: MILE
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