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26, 28, 30, 32 So. Main Street,
Conn.
UP STAINS.
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NEW STORE.
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Having removed to tour door! above the old
atend. latoa new at Ive. and erected it with new
(code. among than epecially adapted for
Holiday Presents,
harboo Furniture. laaele, Screen Yancv Chem.
atooh. In fact everything you
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Untanndrted Shine item 23c up
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As it will be to Your 0er interest.
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The Tailor,
South Nov-walk.
Conn.
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Tin and Sheet iron Work.
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The Parnell Commlealon Heade
Down Its Verdict.
fOlliilililliS TOUCIIED Llilll'l'lfl.
It. Parnell Exonereted in a Illa lan-
nor—Davin (low-ea in for (Io-elderabla
Canaan—American Newapapera bevera-
ly Arr-igned—Jl'lee Verdict la Spiritual.
tampon, Feb. li.——'l‘he report of the
Judgee oompriaing the Parnell apeclal can»
nil-lion just laid holore the houae at com-
mon: rut-printed nobody, and ie not likely tr.
aflord evena alight degree oi aatiaiactioa
to either side. The very higheat compli-
ment that can be paid to it ie to aay that il
in temperate and dieplaye a palpable at
tempton the part at he i’ramen tobeu
lair ea their anti-Irish idea will permit
them to ho.
The Forgerlea Lightly Touched.
The chargea brought egalnat the l’arneii
itea, forming the aubject matter for the
commtaaion'a conuideration. are treated oi
under eixty-ninndiatinct heedl. The moat
dlaappotntiug mature oi the document it
the treatment at the iprgeriee, which it war
preaumed would be eeliauativeiy diacuned
and unreaervcdly characterized. lnatead
oi aeiaing the opportunity to impress the
country with their deairu to beimpartlai.
which the subject nil’orded, the corn. blue
line diamieeed the whole matter in prociaely
liii word», an entirely unworthy of their
consideration, except to condemn the im
porlition practiced upon The 'l‘imee by the
inetlgatoni oi the forge-rice.
American Newer-pen Arraigned.
Sixteen pages of the report, however, are
devoted to arraigning lriah, Irish-American
and American newspapere ior incitement ol
crime in Ireland. Each of the accused per
none ia dealt with aeparateiy. Mr. Dewitt
coming in (or the largest ahare oi the com
minion'a revere judgment, which is, per
hope, no more than could be expected, since
Mr. Dunn. was more eevere in dealing with
his account, and more outapoken in his opin‘
w: “ ‘ "n’~ “ i
J1me" writer.“ ' t“ mm” ' 't‘ ’ .
laaee Arrested lav the larder at lie
Mylar at Portland.
Ian ltocuaern, B. it. Bob. le.—-Bonre-
when between here and the Maine houn-
lery the corpee ol' Hiram Hurt-rile, oi Boo
to 'txtc'uions, neuritis;
THATORS and TRUSIEEB.
'l'he Vidal-ea k 0». will.“
Coun. cnpltai emf-75 inlay-“Mela
I per cent meant annual lame-t
l 'l'ltll inherent-tired hyiewtohaytkue
ion, iahalievetl to be buried. Hail abuno Beetle
trad detectives and police one-ms and aa
many reporter: are trying to find it. A foul
crime, it it believed, but been committed,
with Hiram Bewtelle an the victim and bin
[anther laaec, a molly pardoned hie-aa-
cbnaetta convict. an the chief lnatigator and
marry, it not the actual murderer.
Il’he damnatory evidence is a kit of tour-
derotl toole which were pnrchneed near here
and have been traced to the pone-ion oi the
. They include a brand new car5
penter‘a ax to do the killing, a plckax and
a above! to dig the victim‘a grave and a
bead lamp to aid the anemia in bi- ghastly
operationa The carpentnr‘a or, or hatchet.
waa flashed up out oi tlaltuon l-‘elle river.
Along the edge of the a: were Blaine and
nlota 0! blood, and etucit to the handle was
aabredol human fleet].
The meat damning evidence of all la the
buggy hired at Hmert‘a liable by hear: a
week ago ladt Wedneaday. the entire day that
Hiram allghtcd from the train at Rochester.
There wire blood on tho auditioned neat oi the
m, blood winked thick in hn'lnwl around
the bill-lone, blood on the oilcloth in the bob
mm, and more blood on the rug covering
fictiolotb. The indicationa arena to iavor
t theory that havmg iurrul llirarn iron:
Benton by bogus telegrams, learnt: met him
at the train on the nib-moon oi Feb. 5 with
the buggy and drove oil with trim. llirarn
wee not at” again, but iaaac returned the
name night alone at 9:30. in the meantime
he had driven toward hipringvalo and was
Iran by Farmer Rankin and the latter’e
daughter, both oi whom noticed that he had
a companion and that ire had a bundle in the
back oi hie buggy, covered with a rubber
cloth. The conumnion in eupported to be an
accomplice.
A Naval Henaatinn Expected.
WASIIIKGMN. l-‘eb. it ——From private ed-
vicaa receile at the navy department it
would appear that the arrival oi the United
Blake ateannship Enterprise in New York
iron: Eumpe early next month will be the
aignal ior somewhat (ii a herniation in naval
circlel. This vessel in under the command
oi Commander ii. ll. hit-Calla, who has the
reputation oi being a atrnct dimiplinarlan
lone concerning the government, iLe motive: 11‘, ha! bow sum“ time abroad and u, now on
in 'PP‘"l“m‘K "“3 commiaeion ““1 "l 91' , hia way home, bearing the body of ex-Mirr—
pectaliune from the labore oi that body later l’endiemn. who died in Germany. Up-
than any of the men who testified 0|“ $903! ward oi seventy seamen. the letters reiorred
during the liltingil. 0n the whole the to to state, have dceerbcd iroui time to time,
P011 3 WWW“? ”Same"! as i V"! "D!” unable to hear what they consider the cap-
rr-turn ior the time, trouble and exp-wee in- iain‘a harshnce‘, and there is a rumor of hie
cidcni to the corntniseion'e investigation.
The Judgment oi the Commlaelol.
The upshot of the report, or what may be
termed the judgment of the court, is aa fol»
lows: That the respondent members oi tht
house of commons were not membere oie
mnepiracy to establish the absolute inde
pendence of lreland, but that aome of them.
together with Michael. Davitt, joined the
Land league with the intention toaccom
plieh by its means the independence oi lre
land as a separate nation. The commisiot
entirely tit-quite Mr. Parnell and the other
arousal members of inaincerity in their do
nuncintion oi the Phoenix park murders,
and finds that the iac-simile letter published
in The Time-s. upon which the charge wet
chiefly based as against Mr. Parnell. waaa
forgery.
Did Not Incite Crl-e.
The respondenta, the report continues, did
not directly incite crime, except intimida»
than. which did incite, with the remit that
crimea and outragee were committed by
thoee incited. The commiaeion alao ilnt'h
that the respondcnta defended agrarian
priaoners, but the charge was not proved
that they were intimate with notorioue
criminals. or that they helped such pereone
to eacape jbstico.
it further finds that tho reepondentein-
vital the cooperation of and accepted aub
acriptiorni irotu i'ntrtck Ford. an ndrocaie ol
crime in the use oi dynamite; but it in not
proved that they were aware that the Clan-
ne-Gaei controlled the Land league or war
collecting; money (or the parliamentary
fund. it is proved, however, that the
respondents accepted the amiatance of the
physical ion-e party in America, and that in
order to obtain that aseielance abstained
irom repudiating or condemning the action
of that party.
Specific Chargca Againat Parnell.
having struck one man with his award, in-
juring him severely. Ensign Klineand Chief
Engineer l‘lutwietle are now under hatches
ior outpace, awaiting the arrival of the ahip
home, when there writ be at. least two court
martinis. Kline's oflensc, it is stated, will
“sleeping on watch and denying it." The of-
i'cnae ior which Engineer l'lntwistle was sus—
pended was talking back to the commander
when the latter was administering a re—
prooi. The two oillcere were having a con—
versation, so the atory goes, when the cum~
mander took occasion to um language which
led the engineer to remonetrnte, For this
he was imprisoned below deck.
Mlnera “'iah Their Own Doctor.
litoxwomi. Mich. Feb. li.~'l‘he day ehiit
at the Aurora mine went on a atrike at noon
and, together with the night ahiit, are bold—
ing a meeting in l’ierce'e hall. The trouble
ariaesovcr the action oi Manager Dickin~
eon, oi Aurora, in discharging two mine
phyeiciane and appointing Dr. “elated it
ia centenary in the mince at Lake Superior
to keep a dollar a month out of ihewagea oi
the men, which goee to a mine phraicien.
The men any that all they aak is the dollar
which is kept every month out of their
wagca and the privilege oi employing their
own physicians. Nearly 400 or the miners
are in attendance at the meeting. it is cur-
rently reportrd that ii the demands oi the
Aurora men are not acceded to the strike
(or the overthrow oi the system will extend
to other mined
The [.econry Cane.
Cations, N. J.. Feb. li—Wlten court
opened in the Lectmey inurdn- trial Garrett
Murray was recalled, and Was on the stand
until nearly noon. ills examination covered
his remarks to a number of persons who were
WM, to whom he had declared the last
In regard to the specific charges against
Hr. Parnell the report says the charge that n
at the time of tho Kilmainbam negotiation:
Hr. Parnell knew that Sheridan and Buying
were organiling outrages is not proved, not
is there any inundation ior the allegation
that he weevlutimate with Invinciblee, knew
their plans or recognized the thnix part
murder! as their handiwork. The com
aion alao tell: to and that Mr. Parnell aunt
Byrne a remittance to enable him to eecapr
to France.
Dewitt Wee n Fenian.
The judgee and that Mr. Devitt we- a
Fenian and that he received money iron
the ‘hkirmishing land" (or ontregee, which
money? waa'not for the formation of the
league, but for the promotion of the as“.
iion leading up to it. Mr. Davitt waa mainly
mental in bringing about the alliance
the party of violence in Annalee with thr
viewe the history at the league and declar-
that the leader-a combined to injure the land
lordaand drive them out of the country by
means oi the ayetarn of boycotting. thereby
being guilty of criminal ocaanacy.
In Caron and Parnell.
Touching the contradictory evidence of La
Caron and Ir. Parnellover their interviewa
in the corridor of the home of common in
1881. the commute-eh an“ that the being
oi bability wee vor oi the ”cam,
01"]: Caron. It waa clearthet Le Caron
wrote to Douoytocometokarope to near»
nelland Egan.‘ Parnell dealeethatbeteld
beam that belted longceaead toheliave
inanything buttheioroeoi armeaaareliai
tor inland, healing hie denial on the
tact that he never thought ac. It in
not’ importibie that in conv with
revolutioukt Ir.
preaaed hiniealiin each amanneruto leave
the lawn-ion that he agreed with thoaa
who favored mutation.
The American Convention.
The American convention are, quoted ea
the identity at the aynrpatby and
evade-antic! the lrhh leaner- witb the
met-la
advancing-[adherence-
i
Iii-ant
Parnell partyin America. The report re “‘8
thrilled-mm“.
place he saw Annie alive. The testimony of
a number of witnesses went to show that
Hurray had contradicted himself a number
of times in his statement. Several witneeeea
(stifled to Chalkley‘s good character and
that he and Annie were on the bent oi terms.
The finger marks on Annie‘s throat were
noticed and commented upon. Portions of
the ahirt need in the drawing of Annie'e
throat were identified, and the trouser: that,
laconey were were also in evidence.
The Shooting Wee Intentional.
Emma". Pa, Feb. li—Evidence has
jutcometo light showing that the alone-
lng of Michael Bordner by a man named
Stochlck while at target practice near Snow-
ahoc on,Jan. ‘23 last, and which at that time
wee believed to be an accident, was a delib-
erate murder for the purpoee of robbery,
and that Stochlck secured over 8100 belong—
tn Bordner. Bhochick disappeared and
the authoritiee have been unable to locate
him.
Brown Ilnlveralty Alumni Meat.
mow, Feb. lL—The annual reunion and
”quot oi Brown University Alumni last
night at Young’a wee attended by 125 mem-
bers, including eve-Governor William (am,
who waa elected president of the mafia“;
PruideniaAndrewa, oi the univereity; Hone
E. B. Stoddard, Joaeph Walker and F. A.
Gaakell, at Worcester; ctr-Governor Cladiu,
Judge staplea, Hon. Nichold Hathaway, oi
Fall River, and ‘i’roieeaor J. M. English.
A clergy-a.- llaeeivae a Verdict.
New You, Feb. lL—ln the suit for
$5.0!” damagea brought by Rev. A. P. hill—
ler, aeolored clergyman, against the Poo.
ple’e line of Albany and New York etcarn-
hoata became oi hie being reinead a nata-
room, the jury gave a verdict (or 8500. The
company claimed that all the etateroorna
were engaged when lir. Killer applied for
mbnt the jurywaa notoonvinced that
and: war the can.
Ionian- Ian-“re in Oregon.
PomOraJ'ahll—Joaepka. Baker,
D. J. Hennay, Wiiihrn Thor-Min, W. BL
Becker. 8. G. Redd andWilliaur Puberty,
Dunneretic when at the loatana atata
ire barn Mater Baker aaye that
theywiil remaiaontdde at Innunanntil
legieleture alumina die.
it ’i‘het-aneolthaaeltmdetrwinenhvlaw.
u. it cnaurtmn. WJtorwalk. Or. am-
WAGONS
New and mallard
Buggies, Phaetone. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit
Call and
All.
See Them.
HENRY" TfiiY.
fitting 3, construct
.arv now prepared to otlrr
Canned Goods
0! ~an ri rilnnlltya low mic-a with a dine-mm
on quantl rl'n -.l rte J m to our all put nppurdler
PRICE LIST.
8032‘ i'rnii. llr per can. u cant- we.
Fir Quality 1' mama. to: per call 6 mm 55c.
ii I Item:- mgr pt-v can a cane 70a:
Iatlv Jone Perle, lbr p v c n. d can talc
Inrrmniet M an, the per can. it came 8 r'
linen-t wvh. l'.'t‘ we ran. ii r In. tillr
wiring ii am: in: per can 6 can a OW:
Wilden Pumpkin. lit I'ff ra . 0 came 66“.
Marble: Hay l/‘hrirr. tine m- [wr can, a earth [I Ilia
Minion in: per oetui rent at 06.
We call rprt‘lel notice to our
Epicurean Canned (‘lums
Parked at Bar llnrb r. Maine. warranted Inc rm
irrl ' hnwtier arcl Prim-r- a' i-hnrt nv tiv All"
nice net e- they are with vinegar, 12m prr (no.6
can- die
Hatred “cam. 13: per can. 6 cane. Sic
Canned Fruits.
Bine Home (ep'cnriid pint ”KC pet can.
“2th per ran iicnn- Me
I e‘n’onn’n en‘rtcovr 12¢ per can, 5 can: it.
I a .in’ille Practice ‘22:? pl'l‘ can. 5 train! SI t".
i‘ettl’nrnu Linen (inc Plume, :‘Brztrrcen, been!
Si t5.
t‘axlt- rota live Pinion. ‘rtr per can. 5 cane 81m.
('annmnne VA hi'r t 'bcme- air per cm.
t'alii-inne Narllctt i’.-~.rs- 28¢ per c in
N agate Fal 1 Width (lhcrr‘tre. i’ic per can. Gullah
(in My of all these Goods Warranied
any r-ot rtnht will be made gond. We atllt can-
tinm. to not.
“bill it innstnnl.
UAUTIUN .. ......... .. ....
bottom. If the .l-«nler munnt any ly 0
«ml direct to (no-tun. encloalug u re
price.
Black brrrin a
rake no Ihowrr on
vii. LT abouts
$3 SHOE can...
Fine (Wilt. "our; laced Grain and Creed-
moor “'Ltii-ryvrm ..
ltr-t in ”in world. Examine Me
i l‘ il,\.\'ll..~l7“ I II REG.
84.00 ll \\ liar-Attila “ l‘l.‘l‘ SHOE.
Oil ”$0 l‘til It‘ii \\l) FA R‘ll'lii' SHOE.
' 1'2: \‘ “In: (’ \IJ' Sllflli.
2.25 .t- . \‘r'tllfl-il‘ifl.“ [S's stints
2.00 am. filfl '- llln‘fi' Si‘llflfll. SHOE.-
All I;...vl in i ~iltLl't--. than.“ am: Lace.
$3 8: $2 SHOES LAFDOIEI.
OIJ5 SHOE FUR 5115:3391.
BC I Mutt-rial. ilcat style. - at I'M"
I. 1... Douglas. Bmkton. flaaa. Sold by
John Schaub & Son,
\t’nahinaton Street, ere-nth Nor-wait. 126-
BUMPHREYS’
DB. ilvlrmuve' rim are scientifically earl
carefully prepared preecrr trotia; med tor many
want lnprivnte ctirew ihentrccemi [mover
‘ztrn years mm by the people. Every ethnic 8pc
«..l\' w nepfi‘ml cure tor the (ileum named.
‘t‘mmc open-litre cure without , prin-
tmzvr reducing the eyetern. and are in rag-t and
...ed the aoverelan neutralize “the“ avid.
.,_.,,::—‘-_...;;,......~._ 7 “3.2;? .r':;
US? 03' nfll‘fl'fl. KM.
crane. ran-n.
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fialthw. Cold lirontlhith' .............
car-lain, Toothache Hermite
catholic-a. Slckiiculeehe. “also .2.
”rationale. Blltnua Etnmaclr ......... .2
a round or Pal-tel Periods .23
Vite-a. too More Period» ......... 3f.
grow . Bough. Dltllcrrlt Breathing. .t I
fill! Elena. Er elpclas, lrupttone.
Illuminati-tin. moderation" .'
'cvcr and AIII’. (mammal-ah .
lite. Blind orhleed‘ni......... .
. ‘;|:3"Ill, inducer: adding? in
> ' can u: 'ana Hm ._ cm.“ a.
General lob immigrate-3|“ one
kidney linsee- .. . .
Nerve-e I‘D‘Fblllity. t" ”£11.er. .
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