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put in operation.
Astotha auditing of hills there was no

and plan: bill-ware paid by check when
they were known to be correct. Ir. Poster
had always countered that the national
Republican committee was in duty bound to
pay theolaim of Tallmsdge & ltartiu. ba-
eauseata oonfmbotweeu titer-prev
mntatives oi the national committee and the

army at Remnblicau workers, and Gen.
Dudley in aovaral circulars stated that the
Republican uatimal committee desired the
work to be done as ammpliahad by the
lsagua The bill, witne- said, had never
been presented tothe nation! committea
it had, however, been sent to Gen. Dudley.
but beyond that he knew nothing and could
givenoreason why it was not laid More
the committee. Adjournedwsaturday.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

new us- me. n a trap.
, .. We Odclock Manning, while
mm m excavating the bottom of the
m the water from the river burst un-
authaahed the huge machine and the
m workmen were caught like rats
on.” Of the twenty men in the cat-on
”fin lending was first noticed Abe Tay—
kWh-I “dot. Louis Couch and James
“will. Md in reaching the traps to
liaison nan meant; Port-nod.
n” of the other! is yet unknown, but
threat lately a podhtlity that any of them
”all" These still in the caisson are:
M Jul-flan. Monroe Boling, John
gm; Frank layer. Fred. Sooner,
’ chdama, Tom Ash, Hamilton Merv
I“ W. E. Haynes, Reuben Tyler, Chris
' Thomas Smith, John Gordon, Louis
(h III Pita Nailor.
. , A Ilrvlvor'a Story.
Ill Taylor. one of the survivors, tells the
story of the accident, and the
”flight for life of the panic stricken
workm- imprisoned in the air cbamba' he-
” the bed of the river. The men were
it M in the salt bottom of the river.
Thy-Ida such rapid progress in the muddy
“the! that the emvatiou went down
in thin the cainou, whose great weight
w- axpected to carry it gradually down,
by“ pace with the work or excavating,
to a rock foundation.
my Fought Like Demons.
. An annual quantity of water began to
“Wander the caisson‘s edge, but
fit pump were at work taking it out and
1m appsbenaiou was felt. Gradually the
tide increased until suddenly from
.dC'tlIeedgeof the caissononeveryaide
agfiodrushedin. Thoma-too late realised
‘ ' perfl,and aliruahedtorthe
ult‘ into the escape pipe. Immediately

V. . ,. .m.m‘tlithrfll¥t‘ul
them could pan through the inner trap be-
fore the air chamber was completely tilled
try the brushing tide.
' Only one could go through at a time. and
horseman gained a pie-eminence, be was
matched by his frenzied companions and
all." back into the struggling crowd.
ugh-awhile the flood rcae swiftly and re-
‘Wy. The calseon roof was scarcely
light than the men's heads. and to be left
W was thought to be certain death.
, no rare-Ian's Deapairlng Cry.
5 . fiylcsays he was the last of the sur.
w, mmenpemtotheouler lock. As be
from the clutches of a demon hands
‘aadlsaped through the trap into the outer
. bethehard Knox, the foreman, shouting,
“7w God's an, boys, it’s getting over my
head; let the aho‘est men go first."
' Milt-mfg! back behind Taylor andshut
._ fiducnadcomrada tromview. Itissnp-
'f “that More anymhera could coupe
they will drowned.
tone lay feasibly Be Rescued.
‘ The wwkmen at the pumps, however,
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More tmlgraata Detained.

Nrw Your, Jan. l0.~—llrs. Mary Brice,
an Englishwomau, aged 41, arrived here on
the Gama, from Liverpool, with her ten
children—six boys and four girls, ranging
fromomonths to 19 years in age. All are
hale and hearty. Hrs Brice wants to go to
lnAngeles, where she says her husband.
who came to this country a year ago, is
working and doing well. she has so). but
the fares for the family would be 8250, to
say nothing of the coat of food an route.
The emigration commimioners will there-
fore hold the family until the husband and
father can be heard hum. lilra Brice
showed the commitsioners a letter in which
llr. Brice told her to sell all the etuiland
come to America. He told her to travel in
second cabin aboard ship and in Pullman
cars on the railroM, as he would rather
spend the last cent that way than have the
family under the hardships of emigrant
travel. He thought she would have money
enough, but this proved to be a miscalcuir
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A World's Fair War.

Raw Your, Jan. lO.-—lHa stated that at
the meeting of the World's Fair legislative
committee yesterday lion. A. S. Hewitt,
who had been oillcially dmignuted to draw
up the memorial to be presented to congress
onbehalf of New York as the site of the
fair, threatened to withdraw from the com-
mittaaunlem Mr. W. F. D. Stokeacaaerd to
beitaaecretary. Mr. Stokes. it is alleged,
hadannounced in thepress that he would

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of the committee besides Mr. Hewitt have
become displeased with Mr. Stokes' self as-
aumcd prominence in the movement. There
was a lively exchange of words in the com-
mittee room, and the outcome was that Mr.
Stokes resigned from the aecretaryship, but
was allowed to retain the office until after
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A Fight for n State Inir.

Annaxy, Jan. 10. ~The State Agricultural
society will meet in this city on Jan. 23, and
there is likely to be a disturbance. The
permanent site men are tobeverycloaely
pushedbytbeanti-permauentaitemen. The
latter claim they will elect their committee
men,andthentheywillchangethesiteto a
moringoueiuateadofperomnentlyatsyrac
also. The others claim the matter heat-
tled and the fair must always be held at
Syracuse. Over 07,00) bu been spent in
that city already.

Union uane Club Election.
wa YORK, Jan. ill—The annual election
omen-s of the Union league club was
last night. Chauncey I. Depew was
elected president, heading both the regular
tichatand the ticket put upbytheyoung
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atthacourt of eyes and terminer on the
third Tuesday of the present mouth. Tho-re
were fifty-t wo boudsmeu t. The chief
justice remarked that he hadtaken bonds
before in similar cases, but he had never
had so many bondsmen.

Thepriaoners were then discharged, and
the party spent the night in the Knlflln
home. where the tragedy occurred. Dr.
Kniflin will remain in Trenton. The inquest
was continued during the morning and then
adjourned over until Monday, when Chane
ist Cornwall, ot Princeton, will bepreaant
and will give the resultof his analysis of the
stomach of the murdered woman. Thelm-
portant wituem yeeterday was Dr. Cornelius
Shepherd, who was called in on the fateful

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onlefoot of llavtlaud ht. ouWatw. Ruler”.

C“ n. “mafia Mm ”WM“ .._

(‘atem' tor Weddings and Parties. lee Cream
Milli! on hand furthe- sick and well. His eels

mated Root Beer. and [mph on once.
to new «1:. MOBWALI. or

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Instrumental and Vocal I usle.
Reside-we at In It ll. Plaisted'e, la Washington
street, routh Nina-ls. u: l

Kilx. menisci. 7
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morning. He told how he found Mrs. Knitfln ”4.1,” q: hm comm! t'burchWateI
dead in bed with her arms out from under "Ir!- a 0’!
the bedclothes. He said there was noeri- yimfln'm-w, Org.“ 3nd Musical

deuce of any struggle about the bed When
asked about the woman's lips being swollen,
he said that in administering chloroform
physicians always watched for the lips to
get purple, and they considered that adauger
signal. The doctor could not say that chlo
reform or ether had been administered

it is rumored that Dr. W. ll. Shannon,
Dr. Kutflln‘s partner, and others are to be
arrested. The authorities will neitherailirm
nor deny the rumor, and developments of a
sematlonai character are expected at any
time.

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Carpenter and Builder.
Hana lumlebed and latimateegim.
Ju'nllin of all kind! pro-p“! attended to.
in Ann street. near Iain

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. smwtol. E. Quinlan!

U n dertaker & Em hal mer.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

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\'o. 4 Knight 8t. Residence. 5 Ila Bl.
lug Church Wall.
Buoonra, Jan. iii-The heavy wind in “‘3'“ Nomllt, W'-
Brooklyn did considerable damage and " -_ .. “APP.

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Furnish: Ham, 8 latices saperlntnd
am for the autumn. of agar-alum

Presbyterian church, at the corner oi Throop
and Wilioughby avenues, succumbed to the

gale and crashed into thedweliiug adjtin “Wm

lug, raziug it to the ground and burying in “338 BMWNABLE.

the ruin seven human beluga Two of (ma—mm Elgar-shim BL.
them, Mary and David Purdy, aged 13 and ., 3°- " 7- °~ 3” 7'75

 

14 years respectively, were killed, and live

uninjured, SOUTH ROB'ALI samu- BA"

The others more or lam seriously in- 5] Washington Street.
jured were: Ira Caroline Mott, aged ’80; mlynutmuamundtm- ttotpm
Ml- Barah Mott, aged 40: Mrs. Emma Pur— m cnSaturdayeveaingehv-nttoh.
dy. aged 45; His Caroline Purdy, aged l7, rrlntermailowed on Deposita.
“gumshard Pool. aged '35. about afg‘agsfir'm m
walling was a three story and base- ‘Bt-lv. 168! ll. &‘H ”n.8se.'ana'l‘mae

ment frame structure, audatoodou

avenue, about twenty feet from wheretbe
newedlilce waabeingereeted. itwaa
owndbyflnCmflmMMu-gedhdy,
wbmwitbherdaughter,” Sarah lott,
occupiedthelratiloor. The floor immedi-

 

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ately over them was rented to Richard .fl'mg' “TI" Hiawatha-l la.-
Pool, a carpenter, 8! years of age. lira NWT-nmdmfi'm:
ml Purdy, a widowed daughter 11 mm
temp“ the top Boorwithber . r

threachiidren, Iaryand David andthm» n.IP' “f ' BATES.
line, a leyear-old girl. Shortly aftermid-
ulghtlrs. Punlybecamefrighteued ”at the
furyufthewind,andtahing herthreechil-
dranwent down to her mother‘aapartmsnts.

Atdo’clcchthewlndblew with renewed
turnaudtheueighborswere awakened by
acrashhgnoisethat could be heard some .
block-away. Thahighwallofthecburch, SEW STORE.

NEW GOODS

Holiday Presents,

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Bullies: Pong-hm. lie per ra . a cane Mo

Iaehlae Bay inhaler. fine. the or: can, a cane .108»
Helm. the per unJean-‘l 15.

We call epoch! notice to our

Epicurean Canned Hams.

Packed at Bar ll-rh r. Mains. warranted line no
gri» ' howdes and [mum a' rim" n-t‘vcw AI»
nice unantheyarewllh 'lll’gll, mu: ptl’ mull
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hated Beans. is: per can, 6 cans to:

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~ Canned Fruits. isms, Cattle and Vilnius

Blue Burma (splendid pin) ”Mr per can.
timer-barks 123.1 per can, Ocm- sac.

tlll’llfllll Apllruta rec per mu, 5 mm It.
t a lfornia hmchee. Etc W cm. 5 can: ’1.
I'ahfuvula (liven (sale Home, 23c“: can. Scan: ,

i-l’ll‘lfil‘lhmmnml.mmub.5mn!§llb :BALED HAY AND STRAW'

Camornia w l’llre Chemo: air [er c m.
$232.3? $31K: [unrfiuh'ccfl cm outlaw ‘ ‘ I 4" «

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Odellly of all these Goods Warranied? P831 MM SERBBEEM

any not right will in nude g! d We elill r u~ AY ND BRUS

BAUTIQN no. N, “m“ m“

Florida Sweet (trance-s at 23¢ a dot.
bottnm. l! the It-rntm fauna! a: p

flare t un- for all [tin-nae»

nibble & Bumsmci;

McLEAN & STEEL, i
Carriage Builders!

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Wazons and Carriages made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.

 

1033156 PBOHP‘I'IJ AHENDEDQTO.
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wulour & Flirty,
Carriage Makers

And mataeturervot

All kinds of Wu one,
Trucks. Carts. 6 o.

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Julia II. rattan,
fi'hoienlcand Retail Dealer in all kinds of

COAL All] W001}

Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

Buggies, Phaeton. Carri-gee,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Prices to Suit All.

can and See when.

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CANDIES

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hellish, hachwaéna, Locum
lountaiu, Franklin. and
Wilhelm-re Goals.
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lent for RUBBER lel

Yard‘ foot of Washington and liar-
dallstreets. Brandi once at milaoo
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CLOVER & OLSEN,

londom in the [loci and Shoe Trade
COME Fore"

Your llhrisimas Presents!

UNIVERSAL sarong.

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Novelties of all kinds in Wiley Glass Ware at
UNIVERSAL STORE.

 

Fancy Toys of Every De~rripilon and Price, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.

 

Just what you want for any of your Friends, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.

 

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The Universal Store
No. 10 North lain Street, South Norwalk.

E. C. KERRIGAN, Proprietor.

Eliasllirn '- Ham-Fumes:
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PLUMBING, otlssmlifihj'.’

Steam and Gunning. v "mm-e f
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llot Air Heaters.

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