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no Penn
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hum-mums». m
FLY PAPER,
Sticky flld Falcon. '
EXTR A. C'I'S
[or making llool Boer, all kinds.
SODA WATER
'l‘lcre is normed for me to my scathing about
lks quality. ll: icpn'ation Isa establishcd on
ago. "hirsute" which way the Imyl blows," an
I e crowds at so fountain prove conclusive‘y
where the heal c is to be found. A honour of
brandnew Harm. If you haven't m «1an yet,
now is a gocd llmc.
'CONFECTIONEBY
A choice lips and rpsrosshlc prices.
CIGARS.
Imported and Domestic. Theiarzcst. variety of
line goods in Norwalk.
HALE,
’l'H E DRITG} G" IST.
D. DlKLlD l SDD,
Sum-slam to C. B. DIKLYN,
51 Washington Street, South Nomad:
27 Main Streei Norwalk.
lint-Class Balers, infection:I
And Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended To.
C. Din“, no W. P, DIKLYN
BICYd’E‘Es.
/.
Headquarters for ihz
WARWICK AND VICTOR
Perfection. Safety and other high ode Whrcls,
Also a annulus Safety. all hull esrlncs, 375.
' mm second-hand Wheels for sale. itop‘llrmx
inalllls branches, Ladics' Sufcty, all ball hosting,
75.
Leroy 1!. Wheeler.
13! Water Strut, South Nona-ll, m0 :lrn
Emerllgllut
Removed
18 Namibia 3nd
SOUTH NflllWALli.
WAGONS
New and wwnd-hnnd
Buggies, Phantoms, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Pridos to Suit All.
08?} cm“ Wm-
ED'RY TILLY.
Swan & Bushnell,
' 888 Water Circus.
W of Bonk). ¢ BRI DfllPOR'l'. ODIN!
M lad. Zirr and Calmimflll, a'wlmr Rummy,
M, lbw». Rakes. 'l‘nun. [cl Pom. Polar,
«and everything Mffllld show. A hour. We --
ills. mam by lnulmn. United sum Wu .,
lieu M for Boats, Hon-v and ficlmols. n no
mmmdqnmm for all mm of Unawa-
all m Dealers’ Mppllrl om- lfclsbfnud
“of I. llanllla Cl r- I» aim mooring
II autumn «is: l «I. am llsflavnrcrl,
a. no my Imam. n will mu! a ho:
Cf Mlonyaddnn by mall for flit.
'l’olcphano.
New York Prices.
News llndenold.
OLD STAND
36 Mam Shoot. Norwalk.
non Funds sun
la a: plaoa to «am prim
WU! 03! cusps“ sum. a pier”. ‘2'
“lurker-“mm Allothnmlampomm
Win, Clot and Splint Chair: at Con
CALL All!) fill.
ballot!“ M11” ram
Wsfiisasmmsmw
Oil Cloth all Iattlsg vm an
“AM.” -
in in William.
Dilli and Sin
SPECIAL
SAILOR and SHADE
"ATS!
m “was..." .—
‘nou purchasing lat sad massing will hm
I-lat Trimmed Free
usurious
3 warns. aunts.
NORWALK. . g r“ cons.
Boy of the Manufacturer.
A'I’ FIVE MILE; RIVER.
The oldest ransom-four of Baby Canine" om-
oflen finished work for mic is live diurnal rules
of musing grist, also a ma: variety of warm sud
trimmings, our. prism which will he high cmcgh ml
low “omit to our the most modicum,
(7031}; 11K 1) SE!) 3! It}.
Fggnk Boylston
m; )F....,
ALL GRADES
‘tNl' i’l‘
Lowest Prices I
The Best. bloods for
:iw Least lions;
——_‘.l--—
D. S. DDDWD’S
ltlllll’lY & Siffili ri’l‘flilr
Clark & Lane’s Bloch.
ca. 1M5"; 339751,
W. I. llmla 9km nu
vv mused. in: run: Mir
DAM
maki- now an
”in? «am on but
.1
DOGULAS
'l'r'I $HOE narratives.
' turn! I‘ wanna! lit-In.
. .rl unwrap: illillmlfl'lfl' thin Adana
won “I m by on «mm aminm
.. ,v’. t -.f rmu viiimr mmwv'flv
,ml. 4» final-«rut... .m summons!
. i #th “Inf-In mmmrmfin innit.
4.».an “a”. B m» nail MM
, I. 1 r. rill’yl.’ mmmwnmmv,
my “all in film «swam! can
i um um.- pro-«I
:‘qu-wrmw s Mun lu‘vpmrldlfly arm
r Iav’ ‘ r' l mu“, (armors, MI.
. I ..,v «u, ”vabe in,
7? (pm
canoes m.
. «i m muddy ”Mimi W»- W
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,_ will no flu-m "It".
a} humor. and Ir a mammal?“
. r .. rirtnv‘v cnvl‘wlna Mun . a: i
I , r v. wh-rlvhmlsm
w. 1.. barons!» m In.
John Schaub 1. Son,
Wm magnum-Imma-
lllll'l‘lillll
Ismail: “Mon (slim «wry “only may
in.
m, can; on, an in
Soinach Radiant. Amman:
I‘m mm! Imam may
Parr Tomato Cats-p, Inform!
Sardines.
cooos om‘vrsrow ’ maruv.
DDDlilliLDli
m.
Wollsobsvulugcllasof. .
w-Mlnuumwsunmum loMblkoplklw ‘ ,
'l'lll llD'l'DD’ and Ill NED S'l'llli'DDD
R .A. N G'E S .
Born a" sun Foursome.
ESTIIATBS GIVEN 0N PLUMBING All]! TIN wonn.
F. H. NASH & BRO.,
Cor. nun and West Streets. South Norwalk.
w.
lNDl
BR IDGEPORT.
‘3?
B.HALL
(b 00.
TAKE Tilt ELEVATOR.
78K! CENTRE STAlflWaY.
Z DD DEW BUILDING ADDED
. l’lllllv'i’li'l‘ lilflll'l‘ AND VEN'l‘ILA'I‘Ile.
2,700 IDI'II'I'I‘ 0|“ 50L") DRESS (30005.
FALL STYLES ALB BABY.
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
slaw LIMIN or common «rasnmnnns.
HUNDREDS of'FRE‘SIl NOVELTIES
SUITS AND JACKETS.
Ladies’ Underwear.
Dwarf}, ('ul'arm'r “all and Caps, Bulfcrirk’s P-mm. Dress Forms, do" lo the (lid House.
SE1: War”. Yanks: 3min“, Pir’nasvry. limp». chclry. Homing-I. l‘olhrs. Fans.
‘5 m" u slew: scar vlcvsrur
llooks and All
Bxlkvrd \‘nluu in the New Mom. Special Bsrnams in
Burs. fort-ins, shades and Imam in the New Ba-emcnl.
dW- +++++ B: HN-l— & CO-
1V6
offer some attract'
ll
i
h we commend to your attent
BEFORE SEPTEMBER I
We want to close out broken lots of Summer Goods, and w
r.
10n.
, $1.89 per pal
Job in Turcoman Curtalns
Summer Corsets, 500.
ilts at $1.40.
Job in Clear White Pearl Buttons, 50 a doz.
Special values in Handkerchiefs.
DICKERMAN <3: SON.
Summer Bunting Qu
10
h
besides our regular stock, W
Parasols at half Price.
Sun Umbrellas less than cost.
gains.
Summer Styles of Gents’ Outing Shirts
at Reduced Prices
Fans way down.
bar
fiOU'I'H NORWAL
84 W ASHINGTON STREET-u
another Comparatively Peaceful
Day in the House.
H...
‘l’llBCfllelllNDLABll BILL PASSED
I'ngst Hours a Day's Work for All Labor-
on, Workman and ”alumina Employed
on All Government Work—Chang” In
tho Tarllf “III in th- flan-la.
Wasnmuron', Aug. su—xn the house the
decision of the speaker as in the right. of
way of this compound lard bill was sus-
tained-13) to iii—and the bill wnspaascd
—12o to ill-the clerk counting a quorum.
After pcruonalexplnnatious in regard to
the Cannon resolution directed against the
fliibustcrers, the eight hour law claim bill
was taken up and discussed to the cud of
the morninghour. The bill to constitute
eight hours a day's work for laborers and
mechanics on government work was
amendml mid pllrlMlll.
'I‘lm ernrrol (loos 0n.
'l'hcqm-stion of the Cannon resolution
naming certain members for nlvscntiug
themselves from roll call came up. and Mr.
Williams lllleu, out: of tho mcmbers
named, capluiuml that he had been called
away from the house at 3 o'clock on the
day by illness in his family. He won pro
needing to comment upon Mr. Cnnnon’s
actionnsnmnmlmr of the committing on
rules when he was called to order by the
speaker and requv'sled to confine himself
to the question of personal privilcgc.
Mr. Cannon was willing that Mr. Will-
iams should proceed, us his could hurt no-
body. Mr. Williams though: Mr. Cannon
could not be easily hurt after the proceed-
ings of Wednesday. Mr. Cannon resented
the remark and mid \l'educmlny's pro—
ceedings, so for as in: was concerned, sp—
pearcd oflicially in The Record, and he
stood by it. He was only afraid of lies
outside the cbnmbcr,
“'by They “'ero Absent.
Mr. llontnrrlla.) said he had ubscnied
himself Rom the chamber for the specific
purpose of breaking a quorum. lle con-
sidered his duty to his constituents to en-
deavor to defeat tho lnrd bill by any
means short of absolute criminality. Mr,
Mason (ills) said he had ubscnted himself
several times for the some reason and had
no swig lo make for it. He lmd done
all he could to defeat the bill. but he had
been defeawd and he accepted it as grace-
fully ss he could. He had helped to make
the rule under which he had been defeat»
ed, but sometimes it was hard to take one's
own medicine. lle had kicked as hard as
he could. and had no nwlogy to make for
his course, cxccpl to his constituents.
After some furtlwr talk on this subject,
Mr. Richardson (Tenn) suggested that the
gentlemen cugngcd in Wednesday’s scenes
hcgiven an opportunity for explanation.
but no move was made in that direction.
Mr. Lacey IliL) gave notice that on Mon-
day next he would call up the contested
election case of ('luymn Vs. Breckluridge.
Eight Hours ms n Day's Work.
The house then proccalcd to the consid—
eration of the hill rolled up by Mr. Council
(Sch) constituting eight hours a day’s
work for all lnlmrcn, Workmen and me-
chunics cmplnyu-d by or on behalf of the
government or by contractors doing work
or furnishing nmtcrinl for tho gnvcrmnenl,
and providing pcuullic» for violation of its
provisions. .\lr_ f'utxsheon (Mich) moved
to striko out llu- clause which provided
that no contractor shall permit any laborer
to work mun- ihnn night hours.
Mr. llum-rworih It) i. an advocate of the
anwndmcnl. :ulml whether that condition
of nllnirs had been reached in this country
when AInrru-nu frccmen were not allowed
‘ to work an cxlm hour for incrcusul com-
pensation if Lin-y saw lit to do it. Mr, M
Kiuloy said that the lull did not limit th
opportunity of \vorkingmen to gain a
livclihoal. So for as the government was
(Tillll‘xl'llt‘d instead of being a limitation of
tlw oppormnily of Anwricau frecmcnio
earn a living. it morning-d their opportuni-
ties lo earn a living. Mr. Cutrheon's
amrudnu-m was ugh-ed lol— 57 lo 52'. Up
motion of Mr, llci‘uvxlia-c nu nnwndmcnt
Wm mloplml striking out ilw clause rcquir»
ing c-mlrm-N for furnishing material to
the: guwruun-uf to bv on the basis of the
ciglu hour law. 'l’hc bill was [in-n passed.
'l'luI Lnfaya-NI- main-I.
'l'luI confrrelu‘v n-por! on the bill for the
rvlicf of the nuifvrcrs in (lklahonm was
agn-cdlo. The senate concurrent rcsolu-
lion wmngmd to authorizing the board
having iln- mum-r in chnrgc lo scloct nn~
other site for the lalfnycttc slaluto to be
0mm! in Washington.
In lluI Son-lo.
\l’uumn'm. Aug. Ll).~-»-ln the counts
the tariff bill Wlul considoml furl her and
sixty pnrngruplm Illslnwd of. Mr. Al-
drich gnvr nulln' of two umvndim-uu ho
would ol'fcr to tho bill. One of tho amend-
moms i» in Ibo shape of u now section
stating that tho rxmnptlom from duty of
sugar, mallow-s, (on and hides Mu nmdo
with a view to scrun- reciprocal lrndo will:
wunlrln producing thou articles, and it
authorize-s lhc pun-idem, to suspend by
proclamation flu- provisions of law for the
free lmpuluclion of sugar, molasses, cof-
fro, um and hides, the product of countrlas
whoac laws may be n-ciprocnllylmmlllll
and uujml. 'l'ho dnilm on sugar arc to ho
fixed as undo-r calming hm; thcduty on
milro is to be 1! com“: pound. on m 10
mm a rmuml and on Milan llg ‘mnla n
[muml The mood amrndlnvnl subject-
lish to a duly of only liberals a pound
when cnmrml from or tho product of any
munlry, win-norm and only so long on
American l‘mhlng vessels slmll lm admitted
mm minim-ports of such room to pur-
(lull? suppl‘w- (including hall} nm to land
fish for Alllplm'nl in bond to the l'nlled
Emu-n wll hnul rvslmiul.
noun-n \‘ul on Ila-lynch}.
Mr. \‘ru: tho-n npoks on mlprooal trade
n’lnliuu» llr- mocrird that American ngri~
cultural imph-mcuts were sold in South
Amcrica at ball the prices Amrrican farm-
on bird to pay for llwm. H. “M that M r.
Blalnr mlkcd of rm-iprbcity with South
America who" in» know that the South
American rtpulillcs wvro Ihc greatest rivals
the [Inllccl Mum hml in mpplying iii-rope
with agricultural pmlnclu,arul when ho
know that lhrw-fmlrthsof the agricultural
exports of the l'nllnl Stole- wunl lo (mas
Britain. Ami yr! the arr-aim from Maine
(Mr. Hale). vowing Ibo adndni-lrallon,
aid that the liniwd Slates could hav- roc-
lproclly with South America. but not
will: Great Britain, immune limt llrluln
won the grant manufacturing rival of the
Until-d Beam. llr Mimi Wllll’v could
American fanncra sell their «boat, corn,
beef and hacvm adopt to Gm“ llrilaiu.
M was no markat in Hooch America,
for they prodncrd the same articles; m
srmlors summit-um in hand. and aa-
ullsd everything that ‘samo from (inst
llriMa, and «.1 man who WM
%
Ihsingln 4 . (crusts and opposed
Amuicau laterals. .
Changes In the Bill. ,
lntbc rio- ach‘cdnls the duty on cleaned
rice was fixed at s ocnts a pound, on BIB
clasped at 1K. on paddy three-quarters of
a cent, rice arc, one—quarter of I
cant. Paragrap 185, relating torsilway
bars, was taken up, and the committee
amndmsnt, which reduces tho rate from
da-tcnthatonvo-lcntbs ofla cent per pound,
wasagrood to. Paragraph 164, so ting to
shotguns, was taken up. the on 'on bo-
ing on the nine most of the finance com-
mittee to subs nuts for the ad valorcm
rats of 35 per cent. [in the house, Imelda
duties according tovalue, with 35 per cent.
ad valorcm in addition. The committee
amendment modinad by mducing the
duty on the first class of shotguns (valnad
at not more than so) from 02 to 01.50 was
agrecdto. Mr. Plumb moved to increase
the duty on cantor beans orscsds
graph can; from 32 to 50 cents per bushel.
Agreed to. The substituu of the finance
committee for paragraph 2&3, as to oranges,
lunons and limos, was opposed by Mr.
Call and Mr. Pasco.
Mr. Carlialo advocated it as a reduction
from the rate in the house bill. The com-
mittee amendment was agreed to—ycas.
2a; pays, 18. Party lines warccntircly dis
regarded in the vote, many Republican
senators voting against the committee
amendment and many Democratic senators
for it.
The Duty on Hull.
in paragraph erelatlng to extract of
meat) the clause that the amiable weight
shall include the extract and the tins or
jars, was, on motion of Mr. Carlisle, struck
out. An additional paragraph was insert
ed putting a duty 0“ cent a pound on
wool grease and dcgras. Paragraphs 303
and so; were amended by reducing the duty
on chocolate and prepared cocoa from 3 to
2 cents a pound. Paragragb 211 was
amended by reducing the duty on garden
seedsfromsotompercent. In paragraph
307 (relating to salt) the finance committéo
recommended the striking out of the pro
viso for a rebate. Mr. McPherson moved
to strike out the whole paragraph taxing
salt l2ccnts per 100 pounds in packages
and 8 cents in bulk, so as in leave salt on
the free list. The vote on Mr. McPhersou’s
motion was-yous, l3; nsys, Lit-no quorum.
HER SPEED WAS GREAT.
The San Francisco Comes Very Near the
Twenty Knot Mark.
SANTA Humans, Cah, Aug. m—The
cruiser Sun Francisco was visited by large
crowds in the nflcrnoon and evening while
she was lying at anchor here. Hot search
lights were tested under the direction of
Lieut. Grant. The reason the San Fran-
cisco did not leave for San Francisco after
the trial was to give the crew a rest after
the arduous lnbors of the trip. The report
of the naval board hm been forwarded to
Washington. it conuuents innmost fa-
vorable Mllhncr upon the trial and gives
the average speed for the runof four hours
ms l9 7-“) knots, which is about onctenth
of a knot in excess of the recent record of
the Philadelphia, The figures as sent to
Washington uni subject locomotion, as
the board has still some calculations to
make based on tidal and current observa-
tions, which, it is expected. will give the
San Francisco still u higher rate of speed
and possibly on average rate of 19% knots.
The board also say that thclast ton knou
of the run were made at the rate of 3) 6-H»
per hour. The bonus power developed is
estimated at alum! 5,310. Experts say this
shows on may model and that the fric-
tional resistance of thc ship is less than
of the Charleston. Ksniwaknn, Baltimore,
Philadelphia or oluvr ships of this class.
This spooks well lurlln- work of the navy
department, whom the entire plans of the
San Francisco were prepared.
DISGRACED VHISWl‘leE.
A Relative of Lord Sin-living In nu Amer.
ican “'orklnonac.
l'nrsm‘lm. Aug. :25, Among theinmatas
of the Alloghcny (‘nuuly \vorkhouse, a
penal institution, is n [It‘lkl’ relative of Lord
Sackvillc, lormrrly llritish minister at
“'nahington. Dr. John Sackvillo come to
“'ashlngton, Pu, twenty-om- years ago,
hnving run away from his home in Eng-
land. Flo-look out n umlnul degree and
built up a practice thcrr.
llc cunnI to l’lusburg frcquently, and,
being a victim of inebricty. finally got. sent
to tho workhouse for twenty days. During
his imprimnmcnl lulu-rs arrived at his
home from the stkville Wests in Eng-
land, ('lmsrly showing that Dr, Suckvllle is
next heir to lln- lorguIl-saatcs of the preset".
lord, wlm bus in) sons. Dr. SuckVille mar-
ried dating his residence in Washington,
and himonc son, who may some day be-
como Lord Suckville,
A final l'lvn Mlle Bun.
llos‘mx, Aug. zit—An interesting flvs
mile running mn- took place at Oak
lulmul, itch-w bunch, lln- mnlrnunla be-
ing .lzum-s Grant, of Ihhlnu; l’cxcr Cannon,
champion of England: l’clcr Priddy, of
Pun-burg; .‘llrlTn-llnml.ol Pittsburgglluma
of lllmim, mid Ifox, of ch York. At tho
milr (mem lmi. thou Grant passed him,
and be m turn nun pas-mod by McClellnnd,
who nnuie is grim! spurt. Al the two miles
Cox and liurm dropped out, and Grant,
who was mill-rm; from cramps, fell back
fifty yards nod nus practically out of the
"co. Mcl'lcllnnll led for the next two
miles. I’ridIly and (Jannou dogging him.
This ruminuod umil within two laps of
the finish. when l’riddy mul McClelland
apuru-d and run nor-k and luck for one and
a half laps, who-u Ml'lflclland left Priddy
ullnnlgh standing. winning the race by
twenty yards “123:2? 1—2. Prlddy aqcond,
Cannon Ihlrd. £1 _
unlvunr smash-Id flu- M.
Nliw \‘oml, Aug. 2!). «At Monmouth
lPark yrswnlu ant-moon Salvator broka
the running "cord for u mils and came in
under the Wlfl‘ in 1:355. Salvator carried
110 pounds, and the betting was ll to l
Igalmi limo. Jockey llergcn rods the
swift son of Prince Clmrlic. ’l‘bo fuclional
time was; Quarter. 2593; half. 47%; thru-
quaflcra, lzllh; mile. no“.
Tin l'mldcll £30.
Wamlxo'roa, Aug. aha-Tbs pvcaldanl
arrived at the WM!!! House a” o'clock
Thursday afternoon from Cape May Point.
The president's family have gone in Cu»
son, Pa. when they will spend the early
part of Heplémbcr. Mr. Harrison will
probably go to Urn-aw jn aimut a weak.
Mudylug Undo Inn'- l’oalnl by“...
Saw Your. Aug. 2v._J. llonnlku Ilsa
ton. M. P., of England, who arrived hm
yawnlay, visited Poslmaslcr Van Con to.
day, with n vlnw to studying up the natal
system in tho United States. Alf. l anion
gill visit Washington, California and Can-
In. Polan‘ ruins. *
Bill", Aug. ill—«db. Mrs, who Mb
unturned from Africa, has been grant-d
andlcnmby (flu-pullou- von (“aprlvl and
Minuet Mamba“. Arrangements hav-
Minn-ads for billion-r tho Imparlal
Ionics
” " “mus-ms“ W? ,5:
Many StatefiConvcnlions Held
at Various Places. '
mm" loss or mucus norms.
Indiana and Wisconsin Democrats. llam-
pn and loath Dam Ioplbllcam and
Kuhn-kn Problhltlollsis Nuns Tholv
Slate lander:
Isnmmmus, Aug. Eli—The Democratic
slaw convention nominated the following
ticket: J udge of the supreme court, Joseph
A. Mitchell, of ldlkhart county; secretary
of state, Claude Matthews, of Vormillion
county; auditor of state, J. 0. Henderson,
of Howard county: state treasurer, Albert
Gall, of lnclianapolisgmtlorney (general, A.
G. Smith, of Jennings county; clerk of the
aupromc court, Andrew M. Sweensy, of
Dubols county; superintendent of public
instruction, Honey 1). \’oorhces, of John-
son county: chief of the bureau of statis-
tics, W. A. Poole, of Marion county; state
geologist, S. S. Gerby, of Dearborn county.
The Resolutions.
The ramlutiona adopted denounce the
administration in bitter terms and stain
that “the electoral vote of Indiana was ob
tained for Harrison and Morton by the
moat flagrant .crimes against the ballot
box ever perpetrated in an American com-
monwealth; that these crimes were com-
mitted under the direct auspices of Willv
ism Wade Dudley, then and now treasurer
of the national Republican committee,
and by the procurement and connivanco
of Republican leaders in this state and the
nation; that the administration of Benja~
man Harrison has made itself an accessory
after the fact to these crimw by shielding
the criminals from punishment and even
by rewarding them for their knavery."
The mention of Grover Cleveland's name
called forth deafening applause.
Michigan Republicans Moot.
Damon, Mich, Aug. 29. -—Jalnea M.
Turner, of Lansing, was nominated for
governor on the first ballot by the Repub-
lican state convention. The platform com-
mends Harrison‘s administration, the
course of Speaker Reed and that of the
senators and representatives of Michigan
in congress, indorses the silver bill and
commends the course of the party in tem-
perance legislation.
The tariff plank favors such revision of
our national tariff laws as will protect pro-
ducers and farmers against ruinous com»
petitions of foreign productions and cheap-
er labor, and especially commends those
features of the McKinley bill which provide
for the protection of the farm products as
well as manufactured articles.
W. S. Linton, of Saginaw, received the
nomination for lieutenant governor by ac-
clamation. Washington Gardner, of Battle
Creek, candidate for secretary of state. re-
ceived a unanimous nomination. ,
Governor Mullet" Reno-sinned.
MITCHELL, s. D., Aug. {la—The Repub-
lican plate convention reuominated Gov-
ernor Mellctte and Congressman Picklcr
and substituted John Gamble, of Yank-
ton, for Congressman Giflord. Tbs platr
form indumes Harrison's administration,
pledgcs the party to all measures that will
dcvclup agricultural resources, asks the
governuu-ul to assist in the establishment
of irrigation, demands an expansion of
the currency to” meet the needs of an in-
creasing population, favors protection
against ruinous foreign competition, in-
dorscs the disability pension bill, the Aus-
tralian ballot system and plcdgcs the party
to a strict enforcement of the prohibitory
law now in force.
A Tariff Inhale at lludaon.
HI 0503‘, N. Y, Aug. ltd—Congrmmnu
William M. Springer, for the New York
Reform club, and cx-Cqmgressmun R. G.
llorr. for tho llspublicau party, debuted
the tariff ljllt‘btloll at the Columbia county
fair hero 'l‘humlny beforc sen-ml thousand
people. Mr. Springer, by u mistake of the
presiding (miter, was inmnlm-ed as an ex-
congrcssmun. and be promptly declared
that any Dclnocrnlic reproM-ntnlivs might
have been unscatcd by the Ropublican mn-
jorlly, but added lhnl he had not yet been
nucbvd in the unsettling process.
Nebraska Prohibition-lain. '
humus. Sell, Aug. ‘J'J.~~'l‘ln- Prohibi-
tionisis of this stato- pm. the mllowing
ticket in the field: Dr. D. '1'. Palm, of Lin—
coln, was nominated by nctlnmullon for
governor. thorgv W. Wmniby. n colored
man, was unanimously chosvn for [isoton-
ant governor; secretary of stain, ('Imrlca
W.Watts; auditor, A, lI‘iclm, .lr.; treasurer,
ll. W. Hardy; ntlorucy gum-ml. Judge F.
P. Wilson; commissimu-r. l'. (ll-Icon; In—
pcrintcndcnt of sclumls, er Ivl-ry Mor-
gan,
Mr. llclumntor Hliukw.
Wins/ms” (icon; P3,, Aug. :9. «Throw
day was Republican day al the llrungsra’
National exhibition, and 40,01!) persons, in-
cluding mnuy m-tivn Republican poli-
ticians, were present. Hon. George W.
Dclamatcr, Republican condition: for gov-
arnor, delivered a stirring, sddrcss on lbs
issues of the day.
The \Haromln Damon-ll.
MILWM‘KEB, Aug. 29.4fm Democratic
convrntion "mumbled ’l’hurmluy and pro-
cocdul lo llnlah their stats tic-kn. Thomas
Cunningham. of Chippewa Falls, was
nominated for arcrvlury of Matt; John
llunmr. of lion Claim. for sinu- trauma,
and J. I. O'Connor, of Madison, for attor-
ney general.
Swim-lad for Ammbly.
Warsrmmx, N. Y., Aug. cup—noun J.
bane, of Sockcii's Harbor, was nominated
for mnnbcr of warmly by "it! Republi-
cans of the Find district, Jelfcmon county.
hindlul by a Ileanllfnl Won-n.
Bron/ml: Faun, Wash, Aug. 29. «A bold
bank robbery perpetraml byawomanla
the toll: of tlw town. A handful and
wall attired lady stepped into th» Exchange
National and caulml a draft for 02.50)
drawn on tho Little Rock bank. She was
Indcnlinod by a prominent lady present.
It Wu soon discovered that the draft had
Mn raised from an. Tbs plot was planned
bylhv woman's lover. Neither have bean
nan slum The wonum «mum horse" Mrs.
Count.
A Nluwlllycnrhw Munster Kills-II.
Fission, 0.. Aug. 29,-lluorw .\l, Stru-
blc, of Olson. X. Y., in the amploy of ths
High Explain company. of Lima. was
Ilicmlly torn to plans by tho uplonlon of
n ultra-ginnin- can in his wagon ucal
has Nova-lug. But a small portion of
kh body was found. ' ills um horscs were
Maui to ahnda of flesh and the wagon
W Into an ullolnlng fluid in small
M
first. AL would. “
,- asp" rooclrv
Isa-ta: win-m "an an M I'M-0|
i «a on mm", m, ,
Know, Ont. Aug. n—Jl‘huv ya a
audience in the anipblllnalfloftbo
Canadian Chautauqua to “Gould:
Smith, Erastus Wiman and m Gsav
oral [0118101. 6‘ Nova Seoul. who slink!
upon the relations hereafter to with
tween the United States and m
Erastus Wiman predicted that till on!”
meat of the McKinley bill would M
Caught: a grater dcgrsa than ”ammo!
cvcn 1. possibly couldnmv a
downright war. The Canadians would!“
parlance a rude awakening by tho sudden
unforoement of the provisions of the m
tariff on the products of a present has-
vest,and the result on t 0 next sullen]
election of Moment would bump in I .
return of members favorable to reciprocity.
Mr. Wiman saldhe waamconvlnco'l I
business men, irrespective of party, I
proved of Mr. Elaine's reciprocity plan-lo
South America, feeling that the situatio-
of trade in the United States was cpl I
mixed in the simple words, “They mus
sell more or make less.” Six months ag
10,000 impartial business man who we
not politicians asserted with great oonll,
Moe that the next president would
Grover Cleveland. Today because the sen
tiniest of reciprocity had pervaded tI-
country these 10,000 1m were not so our
tain,wbile 10,000 others would claim . I
Mr. Blaine was nearer tho presidency I .
ever before, did be dealt! it.
The advantages of reciprocity wl .
Canada were infinitely greater than wltI
South America because of its con‘tigni
and long stretch of border line along w~
interests of most varied and impo I'
character would be advanced, and I I... I
even now every Canadian bought 810 w
of goods annually while every South Am .I
lean bought goods to the extent of 81.10
Under reciprocity every Canadian would .
worth as a purchaser 850 a head, while th
number under development of natural
source would increase with such rapidit
as to readily absorb the entire surplus 0
American manufacturers, meantime at
fording an ample supply of freonw II
toriaL.
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
Bandstand Telegrams Gathorod from V
rious Places.
Capt. R. 3. Bradford has been detach-I
from command of the Unltod States steam
or Philadelphia on account of ill heal .
and has been placed on waiting 0 I u v
Capt. Roderick Rogers, inspector of h
third lighthouse district, succeeds him.
Governor Bracken has nominated J n ;
Wnlbridgc A. Field as chief justice of th
supreme court of Massachusetts, tosuc . . II
Justice Morton, retired.
Congressman Joseph G. Cannon was :
nominated for congress by the Republican
of the Fifteenth district of Illinois.
The New York state fraud lodge, I. |
G. '1‘, has chosen the to lowing delega ,
to the right. worthy grand lodge session
be held in Edinburgh, Scotland, in Ma
next: Dr, D. H. Mann, of Brooklyn; W. :‘
Crampton, of Lockporf; Alden Chester, I
Albany; Mrs. M. B. O’Donnell, of L0
ville: Mrs. L. E Dean, of Syracuse; Job
N. Steamer, of New York, and W. Marti
Jones, of Rochester.
The Chicago News says that Senator F .
well is a hopeless invalid and will declin
rs-election. Congressman Mills. of Tax
has been unanimously rcnominated by tb
Democrats of his district.
A protocol of peace was signed betwee
San Salvador and Guatemala.
It is said that Alexander Sullivan, .
Chicago, is a poor man owingmhia all : -.
implication in the Cronin murder. He I
transferred his residence to A. S. Trud
his attorney. to pay the expense of his :1
fence.
NEWS OF THE STRII‘E.
An Blur! to Get All Buffalo Swluhmo
to Go Out.
Bornw, Aug. 29:411.. switcbmcn
endeavoring to induce switchmeu on ev
road running into Buffalo to strike.
anccewful this will mean that 600 II -..
will go out and traffic for a time will I
paralyzed. At a meeting of the switchme
on Wednesday night a committee was a
pointed to wait on the New York Cont
officials and make u proposition that t
men go back. The committee waited .
Train Master Mnlonoy at East Buffalo I
asked if the men would be taken backin
body. “Dccidodiy no,” said Mr. Ha I .
in reply. The men then withdrew.
The Board of Arbitration Will Act.
NEW Youx, Aug. w—Jl‘bere is but nu
change in the situation of the Central I
In this city. According!» Mr. Wobb I
strike has been over for ssvaral days, I
scconllng to Mr. Powderly the road
blocked with freight, and a vigorous w
is and will be carried on all along the li-
to lluifalo. The strike has not eaten
but the knights seem mltlvo that it
in the near fulurc. The mm baud
arbitration will meet in this city . .
to investigate the strike. From a "ll-b
source it is learned that (ion.
Pryor willact as counsel for tho knlgh
having offered his services free.
“mad with n Curl... Whip.
Balms-ms, N. J., Aug. u—Jnatlcchl
has issued n warrant for the and
llarry Pierce, a colored lad, on a charga
causing the death of llcury Dufllald,
whitc boy. Young Dufhcld, with a num-
of his companions. quarrcled with Pie ~
when one of tho boys throw a signs at
latter and struck him on the head, w .
plainly moving the top of his car. » .
with blood streaming from his face,
after lbs boys, and overtaking I-w
struck him on tho bond with the butt ,,
of a carriage whip. Donald
having received a savers scalp wound. :
dlsd later from the clfscta of lbs blow.
’l’ho Two-truce“ Vic“- In“.
Rooms, Aug. 214'». railroad comm
donors held a supplementary hearing
its Quincy accident bore for the p . -
of taking Engineer Hancock's Mailman
Engineer Iaboock said the spend of
trnln was luau than usual It that .. I
He understood tho motion of the - . ,,
of the gravel train to mean that than
something to look at, but nothing that
quirsd stopping. Ho sawiho jack .
III struck it. and at the time his Ilsa:-
slant on. The hearing than clonal. .
3min Maxwell, who was Injured in
aocldani, died yesterday.
ha Inna stoppag- of 11m Menu
NW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. Sill.m ‘ I
Charles A. Touch, of Yale, who
"pounced his identification of J .
“long day," now claims in has plant
assly the only other ammonia.
cordsd in the lllbls. This in the .
Ikssun'aabadownponthadialfi.
usor'l'otlcn idsntl tbs day a
which It happen-dun 1.135% .
lbs station which “Warhead“, 3
«as...» do of ill. mum
“maummmax.
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