tantrum
ssawnwath-iwaasuswluonunstam
Somehow-less!
FLY PAPEF,
mum.
1: EXTRA. C's-a
’Fbrmtlluxmnelnllkiuds.
SODA WATER
lottol need for me to say anything about
tailor: was established on
”flaws tell w lcb way the wind blow ”an
locum prove court
. If you haven'i tried them yet,
'CO'IIFECTIOIIERY
a choice llue and reasonable prices.
CIGARS.
portadsud Donkeetic. The largest variety of
Insgondsln ltslorw
HALE
'I‘HE DRUGGIST.
I}. ltKLli 8. Still,
. . Bum lot}. 3. MW“.
51 Washington Street, South Norwaik
27 Main Street Norwalk.
‘ Dilution Balers, Confections
And Ice Cream. _
‘ Orders Promptly Attended To.
BICYCLE—SS-
ilesdquarteu for the
WARWICK AND VICTOR
Median.”
first-dag:y
mD. S. DDDWD’S
* ." issllltabmchea. Mlea‘SafetyJIlbailbesrlug‘.
stem
lacroy ill. Wheeler.
1” Water Shoot, loath lorwall.
IlomcriiJloyi
Removed
n laminae.
SCUTII NCRWALK.
WAGONS
Newssdaeeond-band
Buggies, Phaetens, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
t0 Suit All.
can and Sen chain.
m3? TELY.
: Swan it Bushnell,
COB Watcr Itroot.
carbonaceous _‘
his ”Mama line and “Calcutta Oil. Swing
aa.'l‘bnsa. kelPoia.
“needed about a has
Wm Outlaw Slate:
:ZW dim Mmmrgam is Ola‘liclebraiul
as tom bylmsll for sass
We”.
New York Prices.
Dover Underaolo.
OLD sraun
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
ltttltt Dililiil‘l Dill'l
. buspiaealoqsetsprioss.
molxwemwmtww
”flflfiw “unwism
Wow, Cans and Splint Chair: at Cost
(“MAID on.
map. surnames."
, I. rams. are. m.
0.9 Cloth sad latting Very Low
0? .x - «with tenor-sis
smell and stunt TDIIDI'DD 3119111".th STM‘DBD
"”5' RANGES.
rte-am: nouns-mm vwhm stores our son ”trauma.
Hat Trimniod Free ‘ EtiTllA'l‘llil GIVEN 0N PbllllllNC All» 'i‘lii Willtll.
Autumn's 5:... i‘;..l‘.i.§l!...‘.fi..3.fi.2v
3 warns smnn'r. .. BRIDGEPORT.
NORWALK. . ' - cons. ' '
Buy of the lion ul’nctttrer. . , .
' - I I
ab 00.
DDD'I'DDD DDD DDILDIDD ADDED
I’Elll‘i-‘il'l‘ LIGHT AND VENTILATION.
7 . ‘ 2,700'FEE’I‘ 0F SOLID DRESS Gtitillfi.
.1 pm; mu; uni... FALL s't‘vtu-zs ALR RADY.
The ideal f t Baby '
«mmmwggmu'fgu NEW wmvns IN BLACK GOODS.
trimmings at prion which will be high enough ltd
low enoughto mill-Item “PM N [1“ LINE.“ "P CDIAIBED (IASIIMEBBS.
COME AND SEE M11}.
1 .7 )S f P‘RE H NOVEL/PIPES
Frank Boylston "' ””“E' " SI
”3““ SUITS AND JACKETS.
‘I'AKI 'I’BI ELEVATOR.
Bus all lines Ladieszeaegrwear.
Corsets (thitnvtn‘ s Bats and Cape, Buttsrlek's Patients Dress Forms. ea, in the Old liners
Small Wares, Yankee Notions. Pcr.’ um. Soaps lcwclry. Bushings. Collars, Fans. Books aul Art
hoods II atcoss sear elevator Bil s-nd \‘elvtuin iIsz ew mm. Special Bargains in
__.QF__ Rugs (mains, shades and reruns in the New Basement.
ALL csAonsW- B.__HALL & co.
4%
Q...
ANDAT
Lowest Prices !
'l‘he tlest bloods for
1V9
the Least lioney
fs.
.. DICKERMAN <9: SON ..
-—-AT——
16
ch
8001' it SHQE‘STCBE.
Clark a: Lane‘s Block
1 offer some attract
besides our regular stock, which we commend to your attention.
1
Quilts at $1.40.
ea- MAIN STRFFT.
uri
3
Job in Turcoman Curtains, $1.89 per
Summer Corsets, 500.
Job in Clear White Pearl Buttons, 5c a doz.’
CAUTI smut". 33 33% .i'I'I'.
co stamped as buttons
also his name an
111
t.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Special values in Handker
Summer Bun
so. DOUGLAS
3 SHOE GEITFif’liinll.
I. :.if and lust-ed it asmraal' (train.
.. lit it c stIl \hlflfinli qlullflrstll fills: slim!
I
.- mitt r hmvn than the-strong cmiorso
i it - t'.n.u.~.uuls of to t wearers.
': us. I’ "'tuuim' lluuvl-arwed. an elegant and
Ihl'i tire-a mine which hctmtttteuds Itself.
- .r ..I timid-sowed “'r- Is. A line calf Aime
I. lit! quality! far st in 'and durability.
‘ 'r .3.) (otuui our “r I is thr- aiantlani tints!
’ :,ttm' at apt tllar price.
=39 l'ollI i' man It l‘lsoar iaeapeeially adaptad
. mt milm .ul Ills n famtt-rs etc.
i. I. mm mt "um-Its. [mums and Lars.
{€3.32 SHOEIS drills
-ttmv( favmmym
. i. ‘1”! ill tnI “women“ make them upssios
"ll Its-v IttIt’I I “W
.\- .~ I- urns-III" andlfgcaaaotzspmsud
,I... .t m nut: sneioaingad'ori or I
“~th.” murder D
t. 1.. it'dtume. smut-s. lass
John Schaub it Son,
Washington Itroat. loath lorwalb. 1y] 6-
lDDS'l'lilill
Inorwsi'aubtias dsihsradevery laiavdsymorsc
Fill, 01:1an mast, Salt Fill
Spinach Radishes, Asparagus
rm Ottoman-savory musing.
Pure Tomato Cstsnp, Imported
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PBOIPTLY.
.DDD‘I'DDDDDDF
'l.
ents’ Outing S ' ts
BEFORE SEPTEMBER I
at Reduced Prices.
Sun Umbrellas less than cost.
We want to close out broken lots of Summer Goods, and
Fans way down.
84 WASHINGTON STREET-
Parasols at half Price.
Summer Styles Of G
Amtrlcaul’lsu.
“A POLICY 0" CIICIIIM'AFCI.”
eon street rest
I. Is. Dial-0's Opinion tho faarltollo dance and souls“
loads-toy ls toward luau-slag the Iron
List~lsolpvoolly Versus Iroa Ira..-
no War ‘l’arifi and the Peasant foul.
Warmvttu. Ma. Aug. ”.--Am B”
people assembled at a mass meeting has!
lastulghttolistentoansddrsss byflsoro
tarstmes 6. Blaine. After who by
Warner Burleigli. President Mall. of
Colby university, introduced Ir. Blaine
asths"leaderolthsllepnbllcsn partyaud
afamotts advocate of an interesting and
progressive protective tarlif." lion. Will-
iam E Mason, of lllinois‘ followed, in all
enthusiastic speech, indenting the princi-
ples of reciprocal trade.
Mr. Blaino’s Spools.
In touching upon national atfsirs, Mr.
oostlyprasants,
him
ouvut w. some. :3: 33%
dsprussd, however, as his mind watt
to his recent bereavemenio and spoke feel-
ingly to your corrupoudent of the unhap-
py year which had not only taken away his
beloved wife but. bad Also cut 08 in their
prime his uncured friends,
panic and Boyle O’nsllly lie said nothv
lug beforehadmmsdahlm feelaosnsd
as did their deaths. »
lwlIIiI to declare the opinion that the United
Iatealtaareachadapoiatwhsraonaof tum
sstdoitesiaio enlargaibsarsaofiia fumes
trade Usdsrlbe basaslclsat policy of pnsac’
stop we have develop“ a (shame of manufaar
“which, in totally Wilton“, or“ III
Moldavia-smashes. latbafisldof
agriculture. with the lrnmma propulsion give-
in it byagnculmrsl implements, we can do far
more than produce handmade and prostate-"or
ourowupaople. nor would it be an ambitious
dastisyforsogrratamtryaa ours to mono
factuuonly whatnsaa cosstrmeortoprodnoa
.lywbatwesasras. .Waars already‘ts malty
fahvieaaadln sassy pmducts far beyond that.
aodourgroatdamandlserpaaalonof tradowisb
countries where we caudud ”counteract-angst.
Annexation of Trade, N’s Territory.
We are nut seeking attnesitlon of territory,
(lastalnly we do not desire it unless ltsbonld
come by the volition of a
thoprlceietw boon of a
flats of the flag of the Union. 1 fool stars that for
a long time to come the people of thallium!
States will be wuely conmt withour present
arsaaud not latracbupousnyscnemaofanma
“OI. At the same time l think we shouldba
uuwlaely content if we did not seek to engage in
whatlthe younger Pm so well termed saw
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
cease-soa' ‘lolagrn-s «starred treat 1--
Cbarlas E. Much. mayor of Madden,
Democratic oandidatafor atateattditor, and
formerly with the Mercantile Rational
bank of Hartford. Conn. died Aug. fl.
Thomas Sheldon, aged 73, was struckand
killed by a wildcat engine our Lowvi.
Aug. at its was deaf and was walking on
At the Republican district convention
held at Ballston, bl. Y,, Cornelius I". Sbaof~
for was rsnomlnsted for assembly.
Oueofthelatary raftahas gone asboro
atLock Island, Ma.,and issaldtohsatotsl
While Guatemalisu omccrs were endeav-
oring to take Gen. Barruudid, the revolts
tionist, from an American steamer, a light
occurred, during which Gan Barmndid
At New York the lmurti of walking dale
gates raised their boycott from “autoclav
lion" brick. an action which the Insult.
facturers consider a sign of weakness. -
Cable cars ran amuek in Chicago, one
man being killed and several persons had
Row Jersey's Silk Industry.
Mr. Blaine then dwelt st length upon the
prosperity of the U niteti States during the
thirty years of protection. He said the
heavy duty on silk had been levied simply
to secure a larger revenue from one of the
luxuries of the rich, but as a consequence
of the duty the silk industry has increased
so rapidly that it. constitutes one of the
leading fabric industries of New Jerav '.
one of the lug-t manufacturing states v‘
Patter. [unit 8 Co.'s Vallul'w.
Boston, Aug. air—Then are many so-
porte regarding the Potter. Lovell & Co.
failure. Thetirru. from the nature of its
business, is largely involved. The assets
will be large. but. their value will not be
asurtainsblr forsomc time. 0th" firms
are undoubtedly sflectnd. but they have
other resources and will undoubtedly
weather the storm.
lotofora large amount, between WM
and stood», was found among the elects
of Potter, Lovell to Co. The note was
given by C. W. Clements, trustee, and is
said to be the cause of the attachments
against the Shaw «late. When I". S.
Shaw 8: Brothers failed in 15$! Ferdinand
“'yuan was made asslgtsoe. Mr. Wynan
subsequently sold the
corn to asyndicate for moo B. Cum-
snlus 8: Co. and C. W. Clements were men:—
bcrs of this syndicate. The businas has
been conducted under the statue of Chas.
W. Clements, trttstee, and his paper has
been negotiated by l’oucr. Iaoftii & Ce.
Thursday Clements allowed his notes to
go over, and the assignee oi Potter, Lov-
all & C0,,who ltrltl some of his paper,
brought a suit in equity against the pur-
tles in interest in the estate of F. Shaw &
Tb- leciproeity lion.
lsmberetospeakoftheexpsastouofour
foreign trade. not by any novel yucca. not by
any mode that will shock or dlmuvb home in—
dustries. not by any mode that will incite our
people to rash asperiutentaorihatwlll launch
ID ludwbtiul and Wexperimu. What
boson to npvsk of briefly to a system of reclprut)
ity not in conflict w uh a protective taritf. but up
plementary thereto, and presenting a field of
enterprise that will richly repay the effort and
allergy of the Aluer'umu poplar. We shall find
it inatrttcttve and valuable to examine lusotho
sources of our Imports. the destination of our as-
partn. and to strikes balance between thotwo.
In 1990 our whulo exports to all the (would in
the thrmmuttuents of Europe. Asia and Africa
and in Australia Canada and Hawaii amounted.
in round numb-rs. to random and our in.
ports from all thaw countries amounted. in
round numbers, I" shampoo, showing that
from that vast trade we had a balanced“!-
(men In our favor. equivalent. to tilt amount 0‘
gold amt-oz our pmpsv-
“'bere We Lost If.
Mr. lilaiuv: says that when the accounts
were balance-vi, however, we bad a boluses
of “Minuet; against M from) fin-sign trade
and must brave lost murmur) in our com—
merce with the countries outside of tho“
ltisuuderstoods
assets of the cou-
l'oolrtl with “air Pluck.
Nrw “muting {It ~l’atrolmen Matthew
Oasirilnmm and Edward tirinnou, of tho
Twentysacond precinct. were discussing
the merits of their revolvers at Fifty-lint
street and Eleventh avenue. While Cas—
tollauos was fondling his new self acting
”caliber Remington it was discharged.
Tbobullet ntmckiirinnou on the
We lost fliJJWJM- to Cuba, from winch our
illipuflti wet-I- mutiny .- sn.l to which mar exports
in the republic of Brazil
ttnr irnystrta from Brad!
were w,tw.wt our exports to Brand ware fl.-
. . in Hence we last $0,th Imports
from lesion were armadillo. that exports to
fiesta-u were stimulant Our impsnsfromcouw
tries south of In, both mentor and continuous:-
tbta hemtsphere were antennas» Oar exports
to them wen- “wants” The mm agsmt t.
in our trade IIIII them. therefore. exceeded new
gains from all the rest of the world by strum-o
by no More of speech can we latter ounshss
Into the twltef that our trade with our Antenna
night...“ is in a prraperotss coudliitm.
rs, War rum.
After commenting upon the necessity of
the war tarii! to furnish the sinews of was,
and after alleging that by the revision of
use the war tarifl had been so greatly re-
duced that it bore little resemblance to the
tarld of mid, he continues:
Bo rnflrrly’ baa tha war tanif boast abolished
fiscal year ending Juno”. 1.. the
articles .ulmlsud fras wars comm man
than oMlhlI-Ii of all the imports. The ”noble
miencyialtblnk, toward an increase of tbs
. tmr great mistake was-ado when ws
began to repeal the was dmissooaulargs an
amount of unpwta Asy duly repeats-l was a
favor and an advantage in the arm coma
try, and we have asked nothing
ate-dot thbeawutwnlcalta-taay wsaoaoof
were only sub-w».
we lost “mama;
of the nose. glanced and buried itself ha.
bind the right eye. The surgeons say that
to remove the bullet will nose-lute a
troublesome operation, while its non-rt
moral will entail the lost-t of the eye. Cla-
tcllsuoo was placed under srrut pending
further inquiry.
Slots to a vote. “'e
a week as in a month"
A “Cy litlll 0- Suit.
thn the tarifl bill was taken up in the
senate the attempt to put salt on the (no
list was defeated by a party vote. The
committee’s amendment to strike out the
proviso allowing drawbacks on salt in ex-
ported meats was alsotlcfeated. The Be-
publican senators voting against the com-
mittee were Allison, Cuilom. Kdmuuds,
Hurley, lugalla, Jonas (New), Mitchnll,
Plait, Plumb. Sherman, Taller, Wpshburn
and Wilson tin l.
A flora for 50‘ Wool.
All the paragraphs from No. lib? to see
(relating to raw wool) having been read,
Mr. (.‘arlisle moved to have them all struck
out, so as to have wool put on the free list.
He did not expect his motion to be adopt—
ed, but be t'Ollttiiiel’Gd it his duty to ofler ii.
lie urged that the same remit which was
novel to justify putting sugar on the has
list applied equally to putting wool on Ilsa
free list-that was. that under all the
stimulus oi inrllf duties its production
had not kept pace with the home demand
for wml, am! that fmlgn wool was neces—
sary to supply the demand
Mr. Aldrich pointed to the fact that
while the home product of sugar had only
a slight inmaac in a series of years. the
home product of wool has increased snor
mots-sly. Mr. Gibson characterised Mr.
Aldricb's statement as unfair, inasmuch
as it took no account of the destruction of
ptaia the sugar industry during the war. .
.llr. Sherman stated that the pending
bill practically re—euaetui the provisions of
the law of um, which had operated so
The times proposed in it were a
little less than those inflamed in the act of
lull, and new an advance of‘aboui. a cent
a pound on the duties titular existing law.
The discussion soon extended to the tour
oral doctriuotof protection and freotrsdo.
it was carried on by lioness. Carlisla. fia-
Pberson. Gray. Reagan. Sherman, Aldrich,
Stewart and Dawes. Mr. hrlisle's eon-
taatlnn was that the admission of free for-
sign wool would an assist woolen manu-
facture as to stimulataandiargnly increase
the growth oiAntericau wooLaotbatevanto
ually the country would become ludepaud~
salt of foreign grown wool.
Paragraph It of the house bill (relating
tomiuersl waters and their imitations) was
struck out on the madam of the
finance committee
A New Yorker Suicides In lav-toga.
summon. X. Y.. Aug m—J. l-‘. Rouse,
who is believed to belong toa wealthy Now
York family. shot and klllodJ-intaclf in his
room at fbof‘ ommrrciai hotel. 'l'hetragudy
was not discovery until late in tho afterL
moo, whats the lody was found lying on
the bed with a bullet hole in the head.
Rouse was of lutrmperata habits while
here, and its had been expelled from onoof
the larger hotels on that account. It is
thought that despoudency caused by drink
lot! to the suicide. The body is In the bonds
New York Mormon .m'n
ALBANY, Aug rib—A call has been hired
furs convention toorgsuiu a pmnaucut
tints Parnters' league by counties. 'I'Ito
callissignrd by J. H. ilays. l‘. H. Smith
and Henry I: .«ibeil, presidents of tits
leagues in Washington, St. Lawrence and
Albany counties respectively
quest all farmers' county leagues to send
two delegates in said convention, to be
held in Agricultural hall. in Albauyfispt.
b. noon, and all town leagues in counties
“organized by county leagues
vised to semi also dclmte sack.
pants-perm repsal of dwlysbonid have Man
pvt-I sued by a stunt thorough investigation and
whenever it was its-Ind practicable to upset any
thing [mm the UM“ states and taunt-bush
fmpfut’lly .1! twin is should have beou «lotus. It
I. not a filtration MI mung deliberately to work
toastaittmit rectpmcsl exchanges. But with all
thedtulrswehavetbus far repsalevilthashsaw
a question of whether washoulvl got something
or got uoihtng, I have now with our eyes open
that we shall in future rhamle to at something.
Reciprocity I‘orsas Irwo Trade.
We «Immens- uw-wiilnrt to this song from
sh me win. Ilochrr that it we enter bso reciproc-
n, "1 mule with nuwcnuniry we and dosowish
all counts.” and thus iralirecily MI“
I do mess the logic of
this and I am sum the fact will lot prim will!
We may enter into reciprocity
with can raltun twat-a we and actual-gob it.
We may «In till! to color into reciprtctty with
auntiwr walnut Imam west- as advantage in
it. thrown-my I» simply a policy of dress»
Elm-oierlmtiflflmibnl favorably oradvcudy,
stranding a. It.- npemslow my make or loss for
rev. 1.. any that lure-stars we tater inflow
solarium with one WI!) on one thing wa
guts-t out»! into reciprocal nlatlrm with another
r-tvtnfr rs on all things. its Io any m- “m
.iu-uiy that If ibuy sborswtohyl mutt no
(”lily buy a dmvwof ms tomorrow. also
momenta-i nod areal a. m,.smm,
”Ii-titans atoll thrust sinuous-tors
:tli Ill-mitt “‘esw Dew-nod.
d the left: nu" Ileseie “'llhtl’. who u
just arrived here, ”1"th!!” Wadwssday
night owing to a storm in the Boy of
Fundy. be militia! with the schooner
“have The Bessie want when and tho
Wave struck It ml and sank. All baud.
m‘tmnl the Wave, invltnling a young
unnmi Smith. won
complete f n- trade
hdy winner
. The bodies of the uptaimous
sailor and the girl were found on tho
beach Three otlwmara missing.
lav Daughter's Ito-o Caused m
Bushman. Pu, Ants lmhlra 1. ll lilo-
Kenxlr, of Duke Center, Melissa musty,
Pa, committed suicide by cutting bar
throat with seam during the parade of
tho Grand Army of tho Republic. Tho
woman new! her husband's nuns and
slashed her malt in four planes The head
was uswflysomrd from the body. Tbs
eanae assigned was despondency ova a
wayward daughter.
It.“ “on.
outwith-Ashby the grass fuel that
Is pay-est la endangered by two pr-ewt
memoflrakwih “club-Wotan-
‘l'hvfaw mllmnfantdtnst has me out of
the entrain within Ills low tiIua ”MM"
errata-imam canals Men-ate sot
pudtlow. flhmyntryflvwflyiht
tholnmaf three unis-from ltwahaio Wall
ssrast should be sews-led combats asses”
whsswsbsvwlostawsweh Iatpraaaoaatdmtaa
W of tho PM W h Inland.
Dollar. Aug It.~AiarwIiag reports so
thopotaiocropetmtintsetohsnoslvod. la
West-nu. llllkenoy. Carlow and tha ss-
essatdlatrietstha crop lssaabaolatofail-
avs. luatbsrdlatri’dstberswili heap-n
thlcrop. Wasfosd imbue
sasslrhstkstrsssawlssyatateastw
dual-gill“
flushing II I‘ll SPECIAL 533310! BCIIHII
._.........
Visions Plants so art-d Ont tho Bulwa-
lalovo (kt-gross swd Pa- loth tho
'l'arlfl and labial m M
Opinions of Savoral flow-toll
Wartime-rots, Aug. ”a“!!! ' the sonata
Ir. sauce. ollat'au areaolntlon. which
want over. for congress
Sept. 19 to Nov. to. The
then up and the sonata—lb to Sl-rofussd
to accept the finance committee amend-
ment to the salt paragraph tostrike out.
the proviso givingadrswback on saltussd
in exported meat. The duties on brandy,
liquors, wines, bay rum, ala. porter, boar,
:harryjuloe and prune juice were increased,
and the duties on ginger ale, soda water,
stc., reduced. The wool schedule was dis.
cussed at some lencih. but not disposed of.
loaning of tito loaolutlow-
The resolution introduced by Mr. Ed~
munds was suggested by the recent dis-
cussion of the possibility of thepolitioal
necessity of holding a special session of
songresa to get the work of thusenat. un-
brway so that the federal electionl'hilla
may be passed before March a It was in-
lroduoad. however. without consultation
with the leaders of ties Republican party.
suditisiu noseuss tbamultofpsrtyao-
lien or agreement. Some Republican sou-
ators say that the resolution will never
some to a vote.
Democratic Senators Displaasod.
Democratic senators say that the propo-
sition is a vlolationof the agreement under
which the tariff bill is being hurried
through the senate, which was that the
fedosul'electious bill should not be con—
sldsrsd at this se-lon of congress. If con-
gress should take a recess until Nov. lathe
time between Nov. to and the first Monday
in December would be included in the first
session of the Fifty-first magmas, and any
attempt to bring the elections bill up at
that. time or to bring about a change in the
rules under which the elections bill could i
be disposed of would be regarded by some
of the Democratic senators as a violation
of the agreement recemly made. Senator
Hoar, who is in charge of the elections bill,
favors a special session of congress on Nov.
to for the transaction of public business.
' Senator m-nuda' Vim
Senator Etlmnuds ssys bewill not call
up his moiution for savaral days, the time
depending upon the progress made with
the tarifl debate. Senator Edmuuds raid
thatltsoflored the radiation on his own
responsibility. It. seemed to him due to
the public interest, and in order that the
large docket of important measures ro-
portod from committees pending before
the senate that all available time between
now and March 4 next. should be utilised
in discussing and disposing of them.
He did not approve of the suggestion
that the president should call an extra
session of congress. It would imply a can—
sure or reproaub upon congress for (slim.
to transact the business before it. Con:
greas bus the powerhoukesuchsrecaaa
and proceed with its business without the
intervention of the executive.
The President's Alleges! Attitude.
Senator Pierce said that. be was satisfied
that the president would not call an extra
canton of congress, whatever might be
. Such a resolution, ,
thought, could have for its ultimate object
only one thing—tho passage of the also
lions bill; that. the Democrats would so. low
that, and that they could and would talk
the resolution to death to prevent action
llow It least no Dollo-
Auotber well known western senator
said; "Tbere is no ”son for congress to
meet before December. If the senate is to
pass the elections bill the rules must. ho
bridxe changed. if the rules are tohecbangod
it out be by arevoltttionary process by
the presiding unit-er refusing torccogulu
[lemon-stir: sonata)" and putting the quot
can do thiaas well in
III in. flowso.
Wastitmut, Aug. m~Thabonse pas-ad
the omnibus southern war claims bill,
which appropriates m.
Inwar- ao links.
”meanest. PI... A
mums“ .. .
'I a“ can
m [If
”fir-Th
nnmuusmumk
Cameo, Ans. fl-llorasali. Em
moisten-mt Cleveland,“ I“
In charge by the sharia of
Ill a rants“? taped by Lieutanautnflg
m y, or acting m
absence of Gamma! Flt-r The papers
served upon clsvalsud contained so
charges. and a gh itabaae corpus pru-
ladiup could hava released hill. law 9"
fsrrndtofaoehlsaoonsws, audvolnntarlly
accompanied the shorll.
Mr. Cleveland formerly resided on a fun
new... ”We we...“ no; 4
use v to
andisuow livingwMIs widest No. I)"
Wait North avenue. Mrs. Cleveland. an
Itimahle woman. anxiously awaits deval-
Willa. Mr. Cleveland, as was proved
by newspaper clippings, has borne an en-
viable
In Kansas. audhas hasbsau a leader in every
which his township entered into.
Thewholehuslueaaaavom of malicious
tiers, and Identeuant Governor
y’sactiott in issuing extradition upon
papers which prefer no charges against a
citizen of the commonwealth is some-
thingthat only he himself can probably
indify. '
PEACE ONCE MORE.
llnolo Ba- Satlafaotorlly m Dim-l-
tlas Between Salvador and Oaatomala.
Wastmtoroa, Aug. 30. ~Aotingsacrstary
Wharton has received a telegram from
moisten Miner, at Guatemala, through
Ifuistor Ryan. at Mexico City, dated tho
8th lost, as follows:
“I went. again to Acajnlta in Salvador on
Monday with three of the diplomatlccorpa.
We met the provisional president withsov-
aral hundred leading men of tho republic.
The basis of peace was explained, slightly
modified, accepted and signed by Can
2m 1 returned here (Guatemala)
Wednesday afternoon, when Guatemala
aim accepted and signed. Both parties
have been notified to retire their armies in
forty-eight hours and to reduce them to a
peaoefooting in eight days. This estab-
lishes peace in Central America."
Acting Secretary Wharton said he so-
gardsd this as a satisfactory settlement of
the trouble.
Gladstone on 'l'wo Grant Ion.
Intends, Aug. lit-In his article on Car-
dinal Newman and Dr. Dolling publish— -
ad in The Speaker, Mr. 61mm”
tbh as the two most remarkable innit of
momumporary Christian church. The
construction of Dr. Dolliuger’a mlndwas
almple;that of Cardinal Newman’s was
complex. Tho cardinal was endowed with
asubtle and far reaching genius, and the
shadiugs of his thought were like the
countless ripple of the us. Dr. Bollin-
gfla addresses: the Jews in Europe was
issued when the anti-Somme movement
wssragtng in Germany, and was written
avideutly for the purpose of making the
Germans ashamed of their bigotry. Dr.
Dollluger knew as others did the incredi-
ble sufferings of that race; sufierings that
dishonor Europe almost as mucbas those
of Ireland dishonor Eugtsud Both men
were monuments of purity in purpose, and
both have bequeathed a blessed remem-
brauce.
80H Good-y Ind I’M.
MIDDLETUWN, N. Y., Aug. n—Johu
Henry Banger committed suicide by tak-
ingadosc of laudamun. Hetoldltia
Min-law that ho had tak- [tom
and was going to die. He asked her to
kiss him goodby. Then he went. to his
father-in-law's store and blade him goodby
also. Soouafter he became unconscious,
and died at 4 o’clock. Banger has Islam
living in Brooklyn and a brother in Au-
gusta, Ga. He was a prominent Odd Fal-
.
' '“nama Lagerfoldt'a Downfall.
Ptrrsnuno, Aug. til—The operations of
Baron Lagerfeldt. continue to be discussed.
The shoriil’ has attached the household
goods of the boron, a lot in the east end,
his interest in The Volksblatt and his in-
terest in the firm of Max Shamherg It Co.
The tofattachmenthashesnsorvadon
The 'olksblatt Publishing company, '1'.
Mellon b Sous, A W. Mellon I: 00., Max
Bhambcrgdr Coaud one or two others.
His genuine stock in the Jeflenon Iron
works has been attached.
Ir. Blot-o'a Pia-s [adorn-d.
Burnt», N. Y., Aug. 31— At a meeting
of the Board of Trade called for tbs pusL
pow of considering the commercial real-
procity-plans of Secretary Blaine, resolu-
tions were adopted indorsing them. Tho
meeting also adopted mutations favoring
the return by the agricultural department
to the hour of «io’clook for sending out the
monthly crop reports instead of 1 o’clock.
asitisfoundtias reports have an unsat-
tling eflsct on priom when sent out. during
exchange hours.
Pbllllpaaa Wants Dom-gas.
New Your, Aug. 30.-—Alerander Phillip
son, who was recently held a prisoner at
sbabargeofiiceupoususpleiou that ho
was the man that murdered Christopher
Meyer at Copenhagen, Dan. last spring
and afterward shipped the body of his
victim to this country in a cask. has lumi—
tutod a civil suit for film dam
against Gen. O‘Belras and Buperiniondnt
"Johnny" Simpson of tho barge onus upon
the ground of false and unwarrantablo
imprisonment.
A (ll-so Call for lolthor.
lotto Bttaxcu, N. 1., Aug. al—Shortly
after noon fire deuruyad the stables at the
old Monmouth Park race track. The old
grand stand, theold club house, and tho
superintendent's oiloe were also burned.
Twalve mules and one horse were also lost
in the flames. Salvator was removed from
from these stables not long helm tho Ira
was discovered. Loos about ”I.”
[Drowns-i la Ilsa larf.
ATLAKTH' Ctn’. N. J., Aug. Ila-Thomas
G. Boyle, of Allegheny City. senior Ill.-
hcr of the firm of Thomas G. Boyle & 00.,
of Pittsburg, and a member of the firm of
“Gordon, SirocbsIOCu. of Phlladel Ilia,
wasdrowued Friday in thssnrfat
tins Ileaeb, near hora. His father, if. I
Doyia, is president of the National Insur-
auea company, of Allegheny City
Praises Nashua on [sales Park.
Pants, Aug, ItalIeParis printstha fol-
lowing: “The negotiations batwssntraues
and the UnlMBtatcsr-lailvoiothedmsrl-
esa tariff are approachings favorableoas-
alusion. The Washington governmantwiii
remove the duty on wda of French art
and France will remain the prohibitio-
agaiuat America- pork "
Ian-g lions Jailed.
nuns-m. N. 1., Aug. It.--llarry flares
was committed to jail hersyastasdayiav
killing Ilsary lintlleld on Monday night
last by urlklng him with a whip. Ha vol
“tantalum hit-so lfio thashavll.
'l'hs ossuaw's jury rendered amok“
kalluflm
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