L,,”.Iticnts a pound. It now
Miflfiwceuts a, pound to buy,
To. y~ o‘ .
" ,‘ dud tit our price 'it is cheap,
nudity one can see. We are
telling lots of it with great
\ _
“satisfaction to all concerned.
llllollo o tonoooot.
80m ironwm curries unit—Ii
ll Wuhingloo Street.
hellfire-9 to “Lm.,md from i to s p n
mitts:
In on Intuit-y from r. to s
Manonedon (lemm-
Pt..-
II. fluids. v
tee-hen;
JOHN ll. KNAPP Six. and Tree:
ll. lllKLYll it Still
arm-me In 0. B. mKLYx
In Washington Street, South Norwalk
‘ 27 Main Street Norwalk.
lint-Blots Baton. Coolootloioo
And Ice Cream.
ill-den Promptly Attended To.
(LDIILY'N Ilfl is: 2min.“
BICYCLES-
‘-
llndqiurten for thr
WARWICK AND VICTOR
mun. Net, Ind other 13’3" Wham.
ll l lire, I75.
Alto I Blfeté I
mil-hunt] heel: for rate ncpslrtmz
w“ brunch. Lodice' Safety, oil but bearing,
Leroy E. Wheeler.
18! Want Street. South lorvv-lk. mo 3n
llomor B. Hoyt
Removed
18 min Slltllll
SOUTII NORWALK.
WAGONS
'0'de
Buggies, Photons, Carriages,
Colonies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to fluit All.
out and See Them.
mm? TILLY.
Styfpwli Bpshnelt,
Wet nun. - untuomnrmonn
I‘MIOMMIHOII.”UI u o .
5.1%“.
In. 'M .
.. 32%
“my mwu‘ie‘hr
. D
ml. .lnue thong
OI (Md
U
“more tor-ti hind:
MI I
to rttll mantle
am... in???”
do; on has .
.l m m u will
and I has
I ”haw lry hell for .133.
We. -
t " ' New York Prices.
Never linden-Id.
"row STAND
36 Main .893: Norwalk.
our: Fltllllll't lion
implosion-airplane.
... Oglmkgnnltt'an'vkgrmg;
“I. mlinmh
,CIneIndSptintclulthou
, cm. no III.
I , amino an n
“fi.wmin¥'
“Mill MI; Very Low
W
HAM'rsi
't‘hore perch-leg Ballad I'd-min: wtll hm
I-lat Trimmed Free
noooiwooooo
3 WATER smnn'r.
NollwALlf. . cons.
Iluy of the Manufacturer.
A'I‘ FIVE MILE RIVER.
The oldest mwnfncturcr of Bothy Ce
WI llflI
often dubbed work to: sale in five different atylee
0f running gar. alto n greet variety of bodies Ind
trill-lugs. at price! which will be high enough Ind
low enough to nil! the most foettdtoue.
COME AND SEE 31103.
Fjrgmnk Boylston
Booloool Slooo
.__()F_
ALL GRADES
Am, v\‘l
Lowest Prices!
The limit tlomtofifor
the Least honey
:‘ 1' e
H. S. BRflWN’S
800T & SHOE S'l‘tlllL
Clark a: Lane's Bloch
MM” 873?”,
A I
liltl'l'lo 3:43.233”: mo“ no;
not hie nune Itml prin- nin-pcd on b." -
L. DOUGLAS
{1‘7}: SHOE czurFifiz'init.
‘..77 um! Lure-l “‘nirruvaef tirnln.
'~ 'l«"t .7. l in writ; . uptnlttlcanr tlol» lllnc‘
t- I. Hi r u‘ou vlt Ilmll‘iil tantrunn riiilurw-
: ll" man-tr ~tf14rl|>~ldllfniulltrl.
low "undone-wed. In donut and
'i- In Show u hit-h riminwnd- lt-rlf.
cum! “I- I A fine rnlf ‘hll'
... -lt -l for shin and Iliivnlittlty.
m", int/hi . cur \Vell In lliv II‘IAIIHHI Ilnu
. u, t .. omptilnr prlrc.
. . l'i.ll~ -:imn on fiber lnnpcrlnlly mlnpfrd
in. iootrnml men, femurs, rtr.
. . .. Li momma. tuition end in".
, :3; $2 snozs tron:
. t humbly rmlved unn- t-tmdutteil
~ Inil lm lf'lVC'IflffiIl make their: W
‘ firv
r. , lat-r
o
whim tho-mum
“drill-alchnmllf mummy on“
~ It traitor" curl-ulna advert pv‘e, .. a
. i or r?! Pf I
it
\\ . 1.. liiii’uhnh. linemen. In.
John Sohaub & Son,
'uhluw- “root. mm Inn-II. m0.
lillllS'l'llllll
lot-elk whom delivered every ant-III) Inn-
in.
in, months, no no.
Soinach Radishes, Asoaragos
m Owen's "new hunt-g.
Pure Toilette Cote”, Imported
Serif-en.
60008 DELIVERED I’IlOIPTLY.
l littono.
.llllltt onion
Simon and SHADE ‘"
It Seems Reasonable to Suppose that You
W
. Have already ' Spent Many
ly to
without an ctlurt on your part.
basket withou raiding
it.
below ti‘t‘t'llt’flpm‘ by 10 per cent. at
store in town mks for the sonic goods.
. ‘9.—
._._. 4.- M.
our stock of black velvets 25 per cent
cr than you Would lu-
even it'wc have to give bllt'lll away.
chiefs, 40 each.
——~-~‘o—r '-
Wooden Wnrr. W: quote a few of
hats 4c «Itch. Tooth parks 4c box K-xifv box 9c.
,w..- " ,_-_
88 WA-HING-TON
We have, by placing our orders o-arly, been able
llc. Womb Tube 49:, Silo, 69c, 793, 89.3, m, Clottin- [luv-we 75c
1."
Hours Useless-
ly-wlty not Spend a. Few Minutes to
Read These Few Lines Carotid-
the End :3
ANY ONE WILL TELL YOU THAT
knowusoee is rowan,
As well as money, to the possessor, but this cannot be gained
Throwing this into the waste
it, w ill not help you to increase your
knowledge. Keep this paper until you coir spare time to read
You will not regret having done no; it is not a.
Common, Every-Day Advertisement,
Of the usual type, which claims cverthing. fulfills nothing. but '
every scn'encc is careful y considered,
back up the statement that any of the goods advertised lit-re
and we stand rcndy to
leusl. than any other
JUST RECEIVED .\ NEW FALL LINE OF
QASHMERES, ALL SHADES,
ut'e ollcring them at the popular price, 25c pcr rd.
'0 *xtm weight, extrnqunlity and extra width for that. money
They
to buy
cheaper than the some
can be bought for to day—in fact we ollcr tho-so. velvets cheap-
:iblc to buy the some by the piecc at
wholesale; our prices it"? 75c, 1 l2, I29, 1.49, etc
We have in stock about ll) poinmols left. You will be able
to set your own price, for We don’t intend to carry them over,
Big line of indies’ dlld Gent's l'nncy bordered llnndkcr-
Gents’ Outing- Flannel Shirts
IN LIGHT AND DARK COLORS. ALL SIZ N, -
25 CENTS EACH.
This is no job lot of poor souls, but best quality. erl Wl‘Ilh 45c cncll.
In our Kitchen llapotownt this «work, We Ih'i" vnska np-zcul prim-s in MI
Ihl‘ lll'tlly Imnutvm- to this low»;
Market I‘mn
Womb-n Pull-o lllvt. 8t" Boxnr
Remember we Guarantee the Prices, and if You are not Satisfied with your
Bargain, Money will be Cheerlully Refunded.
l‘loo Sooll Nooooll Boston Solo,
QTRIIIT.
sell tor next few days.
Now on hand.
goods at rciimrknbly low figures.
sec for yourself.
Lisle Thread Gloves
conic out from limo to time.
HOSIERY I
(lrcut llnrgnins in this Department.
likewise be reduced.
Mohackcmo llotcl Block,
BooreAND
selections from, we are
child's Ill-cent shoe to a
All must go to clean stock.
:ivnil youtsclt of this opportunity of purchasing good i'clinblc
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e 1‘
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received it new assortment ot Ladics' Sailors,
trimmed and untriinmcd, Plumes. Wings, etc.
which we will
1
Social Solo of ill Trloiool ltlllloon
llii "(ll litil In
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go tll tiny Hicrilicc. “'12 do not opiotc prices, ionic and
and Mitts
Must go as We intend to make room for the newest goods that
HOSIE-
'Y!
All other goods will
H. KHIEGEfi'.,
South Norwulk, Conn.
'llio Boot tools to limit ltoooo
SHOES
A'I‘ THE "0.8 0"
C. H. Harvey
Having the largest stock nnd it good assortment to make
prepared to llll'flllill everything from u
ent's 85 hoot.
allies in gente'. lcdies' on children’s shoes. A ledies' line Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Minnes' Good School Shoe,
only 81. Children's School Shoes tit 76 cents» Plane cell
and examine these goodu, out it is I plenum to chow them.
, O. H. HARVEY,
70. arch Wiggle“ NW
A number of speci-
;_ It
IS SOARC E.
.—~. g... n...—
We are receiving all
Jonas
of Canned and Evaporated
Fruits
ninlflrul’egctnbleu at Low;
est Market Prices. Uur Coffee
and Ten is the best in Town.
llarlos E. Seymour,
33 Washington Street
llllTllIl Pill
Fl N I'IS'I‘
SllllllEll RESORT
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Ill
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
‘5 EW AT'I'II \tf'l‘lflsrl
SFASIIV.
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l‘irsl-tflitss Restaurant.
ilNlENS'I‘lEN l lllllllil.
thiPklll'TOK‘. until!
ROTOIS 30mm
lHE smooth “MEDEA,”
CA I’ I'. II. If 0‘" LAND.
Time Table
II o y no.3 hum ~th \‘orwuzk in ltoioo. l'mn-
and two] I mn-t—ltl 3i"- m., l’.’ .‘n p. in '2 ll‘ p In.
twp Ill,"l"p In
"IDI mm: roiior.
900. In tnsouih 3orwnlk.
ll 1‘5 it In “ "
Lilly. m "
2 Is p m. '- ‘-
4 :0 p. m to Wi non f‘ntni Ind :50th Norwa‘k.
o n v m. .. .. .. ..
mu: nu. IFLAKD.
to). m. to Wilson Point.
9:55- m rnttoult. Nuiwnlk,
it t!)- m. m Wit-i in Point ml ‘ onih Norwlli.
lflbp m "Ill-nth Non-oh.
: :u p_ m *' "
4 2:5 p, In, t - ivomm Point and South Norwelk.
e 2., P m . .. .. ..
"toil w uol I'llllfl'.
a we. at. to ttrll Intuit! Rh“ tie on Point.
1.20 p it. ~ ~ -' --
e at p m in Bell hound nud South Norwnlk.
km l’ Ill. II n u no
SUNDAY mm.
' cove “all blood 91m. m In mmthMIllk.
lxnvr 40th Norwmk tor It Klll’l f’olnt Ind [loll
blond low: In _ tz‘lilp ID .100” m, Ilillp. III,
bill p In
Law dot-m Point I or tlouth Novwnlk ll.” 3. In.
llhpviu .2459 m..d nip m..tdf10tolfeltlvllnd
and hem: Point). is 3) p In , hot (tip
Ir'nr— one tiny, the; Elcnnlon Ticking!“
1 he \tmtrn Will "up -i [luv un' Point, on say of
uncommon, worn them In pimnxcrn tonal.
on or of!
‘l'l‘e lode- uuy hr round for Immiouht Bull-
vt-nn nt returnable raru Trim upon Ippllatton
to the thmnln. my“ II
«or» t'l'lelt) Minnelli:
It , ntl‘lIV N NIIKWAIIK DIVIHION.
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Fm.» “hut-o.
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own-null. l.v.tto. Nrwwfll. M W“ Point
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not. oval-n01. y
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slums a, disco 1 "m." nu.
up. n tine. ‘ ,
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“ with admin}, vii?”
A Famous, Election Contest
on no no on tons.
cided in the House.
“IE ARKANSAS IEIBBE‘S SPEECH
ll. Vlnrouly Defend. III-eel! fro. the
Inference of tho llam'l Aetlon nail
Denounce- the lave-tinting Commu-
tee-11“ Reply of (tonne-emu: Doll-ll.
Wunisoros, Sept. d—lu the house the
Cluytou-Brecktnrtdge electton one was
token up, and Mr. Brecklurldge mode 3
much in his own behalf. Mr. Dalull
(P1,) cloned the debate for the commtee,
and after I motion to recommtt had been
defeated end the minority report rejected,
the committee report (annealing Breckln—
ridge) was ndopted~105 tod‘z. Mr. Brock
lnridge charged the chairman of the calm
mltlee on elections (Mr. Howell) with im—
propriety iii prejudlclug the case. That
gentleman, in discussing another election
case, had referred to the case from the
Second Arkansas district, and bed do-
clnrcd that in that district five political
murders had occurred. He called upon the
gentleman to name the murdered men.
Mr. Rowell void that they were Benjamin,
Smith, llentley and Clayton, while an at.-
teinpt had been made to minute thl.
Mr. llreckiurldge denied the correctness
of this statement, and culled attention to
the fact that the gentlemen himself con-
curred in areport which said that there
was a niispiciou only of these things being
true. He denied that the murders w
political murders. Hie dintinguislied "
lamented opponent had been family and
lnfemoualy murdered. But no one had
Idduced any evidence that it was in any
reuse the result of public antipathy or had
come from collective or organized effort.
Ill- Accunen Denounced.
He sold the state of Arkansas hnd turned
heaven and earth toiletect the murderer,
for the crime was a stain upon the state.
and so long the it was left in mystery it
wususceptiblc of being used by unscru-
pulous men for political purposes. But.
men who charged, either on the floor or in
the press, that the people of Arkansas had
ever shown sympathy with this infamous
crime, or thnt lietllrccklnridge) had any
knowledge of it in the rcinotent degree,
uttered that which was cowardly and
mean,nnd whit-b they knew to be false.
He then turned his attention to Judge
McClure, and stated that be had been in-
formed that on the whim of the subcom-
mittee the Republican members had in-
dented Mct‘lurc for on nppointment to
n high judicinl position in Arkansas. He
called upon only member of the sub-corn-
niittce to deny the allegation.
The Coniniittee'n Alleged Blue.
Mr. Lacey tlu.), the chairman of the sub
committee, mid rbnt be had recommended
Judge Mct'lune in strong terms, believing
him to be our of the best not! most compo.
tent men in Arkainms.
Mr. Breckinridge said llint be had only
nlludcd to iln- mutter to show the bins of
the conuiiittcc. He then proceeded to quote
front or slntciiwnt iimdc by a Mr. Black-
burn (a Republican) to show the bad char—
uter of Mct ’lurr. Speaking of the murder
of Mr. Clayton (“born he claimed as n
bosmn friend) he said that it had been
Itated that llffl'l' the murder he should
have resigned his seat. To have resigned
would have been to give force to the
charges made nguinst his people. it was
not proper or tiizuily to do so. He then
proccetb-nl to criticise in severe language
the action of tin- uan-onintittec. asserting
that be bad bet-n olcnlnl witncam after he
had been promised [but they would be ac-
corded him. llc .~:iiil iiiconcliision; “Come
to your conclusion and 1 take up appeal to
the people regnnlh-uof party in the dis-
trict l have the honor to represent on the
broad ground of common hum-sly, rind in
Noveintx-r they will reverse both yourcon-
clueion and the method of your conclu-
nion."
lllr. Ilnlull'n Dcnunclnllon.
Mr. Dulzell [Pill rend the testimony
buringoii the theft of the ballot. box at
I’llfllllllt'f'hb'lllt‘, and mid that its theft was
Ibwlutely lit't'twuut’y to Mr. Breckinridge'e
return. Yrt lu- stood llt'rt‘ and asserted
that it limt brcu stolen by Republicans—~
thln Republican ballot box. Hccomment'
ed upon the burkwmlnm of the state of
Arkansas lti endeavouring to hunt down
the murderers of ('ol. Clayton. In relation
to the llootpn theory, lu- itivited the offer
tion of unything in the annals of crime
Ind crtliiiniils which would equal it for Ib-
Iolutc utilliicm The nky of the Second
district of Arkansas was luminous with
blood. From lu-r dmcnted soil the blood
of John M Clayton cried to heaven, not
for vengentm- but for jitntlcc, and int-m-
bent on both slides mere here no sacred min-
lnlen to execute her just deem.
III the Minute.
“'Atllflb‘tl'fllh, Supt. it, In the sen-teemi-
nlilrntion of the tnrifl blll tinder the live
niliiiitv rulc\vnumntlniicd, The free Ill!
VI» con-oidcrwl flllll Mr, [lavil' amend—
ment to nude binding twine free wu
agreed to (3d to Hi. Miro win restored to
the duttnblc lint. ’l‘lic consideration of the
free lint WM com-ludrd before adjourn-
ment. The seiinto- mmmittee on educna
tton and labor ohli-rvtl t-vurnble report»
on the eight hour bill and other labor
bllhi which lmml the bottle recently.
The report» were not itnuulmontl.
m» Dlvnrt’n I'MM Arne-Ilium.
Mr. Evnrta oflcml It [impound amend-
ment to the tariff bill In plum e duty of to
percent. on flll imu. ll‘v growth or product
of oomttricn out of on: I hope of flood nope,
when imported from plum Went of the
Cope of timid flow, with sprawl-o that
I" trite entered for consumption. or for
ware hound-.or for my purpose permitted
to "plain in tin interiiieiltm country,
shrill be treated M important from that
wintry. .
(III-agr- III III- III“.
Mr. Plunib'n motion to umeml the porn-
mpli rel-ting to glove- by ntrtklng out
theeddlthnutt rule of adult» a m on
m'l gloves, with defeated—yeast, a; myn,
D. Mr. l'lnmh was the only Republic-ii
who voted yen. Mr, Vance moved to
strike: out of tho- free lint currents end
due».
Mr. Aldrich opium! the motion, and
nldtlut it slmwnt how m on the
other state Imp making 3 new departure.
The motion mu rejected. When the Devin
notion pining binding twlneon the free
Iht mine up, all the flu-moon“ except
Hr. Blmlgrii Vanni you, in company with
the following Itcgnibllcnmi; Munro Allen,
Alum. tlnllom, Devin, fanatic. Neill»
ha, W'Wlfl. Mitchell, “My, Pill",
Plumb, l‘mvv-r. Ilewyer, Spinner Ind
Wuhbttrn.
In I'm III-Ills
If. Val moved to!” II the fault-t
Wt .
De!t
W loo-Mutts“ M" It»
‘ Il‘llvllovptlbllonu, mmvoted you
were lit-yells. Manama, Puddook cod
Plumb. An nmendmentto place I duty
of 25 cent. ndvnlorom on poet-Jutl-
rout t as and telegraph poles of cedar we:
mm. On motion of Mr. Plumb the
duty on pine clapboard-(mph 218)
was reduced front $3 to If per will.
lllden Ben-III Incl ,
Mr. Plumb moved to strike of! the free
list "hides, row and uncured, whether dry,
lulled or pickled." Rejected—you, 15;
lays, a). The affirmative votes were given
by Mr. Pugh and the following Republi-
uur: Mes-rs. Allen, Alliuon, Cameron,
Cnllom, lllgginn, lugalls, Mitchell, Moody.
Plumb, Quay, Stewart, Wuhbum, Wilson
(Indond Wolwtt.
The Democrats (exempt Mr. Pugh) voted
in the negative, together with the follow-
lug Republicans: Messrs. Aldrich, Chenil-
let, Dawes, Frye, Hale, Hurley, Htscock,
Hour, McMillan, Pierce, Firm and Saw-
yer. An attempt to strike quuine out of
the free list was defeated.
IN LABOR'S WORLD.
A. Alleged C-pltnllntle Alliance to Fight
Striker.
l’t'rronuno, Sept. 6.7The Chronicle-Tel.
mph publishes an urticle to the effect
that n powerful alliance now exists among
come of the richest corporation's in the
country, the object of which to protection
Lgllnst strikes. The Institutions in the
alliance employ about 60,0“) workern, and
therefore directly support at least (50,000
people. Among the corporations which
ere members of the alliance are the Westo
lnghouse interests in this city and elite-
where, the Yale Lock company, Colt
Arms company and four or five other like
extensive fnctorten in New England and
elsewhere.
The compact agreed to is that in cm a
strike occurs to enforce unreasonable de-
mands, whether the strike be against one
or all of the associated factories, all work
is to cease. The strikers are to be allowed
tire-main idle until they return to work
voluntarily, and no factory is to employ
any worker who may have left mother
factory on a strike. Neither is auyasso-
cioted factory to seek workers during a
strike from any of the federated works.
The Elght "our Day.
LOSDOS, Sept. tl.—Tlie nurrovrness of the
majority by which the Liverpool Trades
Union congress adopted the principle of
compulsory limitation of the working day
to eight hours shows that the movement
has but slight probability of resulting
in parliamentary enactment. rience
shows that in England it is n ry for
the working classes to be practice y unani-
mous in their desires before parliament
will grant the legislation demanded. The
scheme seems, however. to he steadily
growing in favor. The week will close
with an enormous procession of working-
men tn-nlght. It is expected that from
«on» to 70,th men will march. The next
congress will meet at Newcastle in 19:91.
Before the British Association for the
Advancement of Science, in session at
lads. Professor Monro rend a paper on
the prclmble effect of such a change in the
number of working hours as favored by
the Liverpool congress. He made a very
ingenious argument in nupport of the con-
tention that the shortening of the working
day would not give employment to any
greater number of men than before the
change. The weight of opinion was found
to be in agreement with the view» set forth
in the essay.
Cellini Strikers in Polltlcn.
NEW Yonn. Sept. 6.—-lt now appears to
be settled that the New York Central
strikers are to cuter polities this fall. In
Icconluuce with rcwlutions adopted tit the
Union square "1th meeting Aug. ‘26, n
committee of twenty-live has been up
pointed to take initintory steps in the
movement, and will issue an mldrcss next
Tuesday, Among the ntrtnbefi of the
committee are Dr, )fclilynn and James
Rcdpnth. _ __
AT CRESSON SPRINGS.
During the Prenident'e Almnee the Will“
llouu Will Ile Renovnted.
011135033 Sl'ltlsus, I’n., Sept, d—Pmi-
dent Harrison, iii-conipnnied by Mrs. llnr-
rison rind timid and Private Secretary Hal-
ford, arrived here at 7 o‘clock lost evening.
The party traveled out regular [messengers
on the (.‘hlcngo limited t'XllnMOb't‘l' the
l'ennsylvnntu mud. The trip was without
Incident until Altoonn Wit-t reached, where
the distinguinhcd travelers were lttl't by
Mm. McKee, the president's duuglttvr; lllfl
grandchild. Bciijuniin llnrrtmn McKee;
Mn. Dillllnlt‘k rind .‘llts-i Jeannette llal’
ford. The addition to the presidential
party filled the drawing room car they hld
occupied from Harrisburg. During the
wait at Harrisburg. who-re u change of
cent was imrcssnry, tho: prmidcnt stood on
the platform With ltl‘t but in hand. The
opprnnive ll?!“ of ilu- tiny calmed him
great fittigue.
The president in not feeling in the beat
of health, but. ln- believes that it few dlyl
In the invigorating air of the mountain
will tone up his nyntcm to “It nortnnl con-
dition. The party was heartily welcomed
by the glint» of the Mountain bonito, but
beyond a dignified rwognition by the pm
ldent and or few lotndnhukcs there won Ito
demon-Hutton. lininnlbitcly upon leav-
ing the truth the presidential puny, under
the moon of Superintendent. "llllllllll.
who driven to the "l’urkc" college, where
the 'Ilflll’ hove been located. During the
absence of the president and bin fnmlly
from the White Honor the historic old
mitt-loin will be thoroughly renovated.
The nnwunt that will be expended to
ntxmt homo Work lit-ulna alley.
A (film (hell for tho Minn.
Saturn», Pit, Sept. ll,-~The|lven of an
Inn and boys working in the Ceyugn
mine were in deadly peril Friday after-
noon through the burning of the engine
house, nod for a time an excitement reach-
lnu penilemonlum existed abrmt the
mouth of the mine, when a great crowd
of men, women and children pthered.
The fire flopped the fun», limiting of! all
the ctr eurmte, and the suffocation of
the men muted prob-hie. :xperleneed
minim, however. noticing the ntoppege of
the air, ct utter renttzml Millwllilllu was
wrong It the month of the lihnfl and they
led tothe worklnpof the llrinbin mine,
out of which they ell reaped unharmed.
Vault'- luliup Car-pliant».
Tuition, Sept. d—Tluo Britt-h tries—of-
w left thin morning. A:- the vessel.
out of the harbor the bitude on the
I wnrnklpe played the lull-II on»
them, while thine on the flagship of the
Brttloheqnadron rerpondrd will-the “liar-
utllllu." a
nonunion.“ r”
Emma, P... am. lehhut L
urdthh-tkmutmlulllwv
rhmwwmumufl
in. router:
An Interesting SW58 mt,
er Reed's Behalf. . i
ins minim]. CHANGE oi? mm.
The Putter-If tlui TIII' III] I”! III
Did Hot vaor III. lined [or lmv
but Doe-i Now and Always Will I- the
Future.
0w Oncuum. M0,, sept. 6.-—A biz “IF
ortng crumbled here to than to the
speeches of Speaker ltcud, lion. Henry
Cabot Lodge, Hon. William McKinley, Jr..
nnd Hon. 1). ll. lteitdcmon. The meeting
writ held iii the Old Orchnl’d camp-In
ground, which was packed wltbhumllllty.
Mr. McKinley Wit-4 received very candidly.
Hie greeting by the people wu no lean
worm than that extended to Speeker Reed.
He said:
Mr. Mclflnley'u Speech. .
“The Republican purty is u party of per-
formance. From its platform of tow, the
first national platform made by that party,
every promise and every purpose has pne—
tlcelly been fulfilled by public legislation.
“No man can read that first great utter-
ance of the Republican petty thirty-four
years Ago without declaring that. thread:
more like an inspired propliec’ thin the
platform of a political party, and no man
can read the political platform of the RO-
publicaus of 1888,1nnde at Chicago, And
then consider what has been done bytlie
house of representatives and the congru-
of the United States without declu'iug
that, so for no the popular branch of con-
gress is concerned, every pledge of the
lust platform of the Republican puty but
been kept. We promised in that plat-
form to revise the tariff, and, no for an the
house is concerned, that great promise has
been fulfilled.
Revlnlon of the Tariff.
“The tarltf has been revised, and it hoot
been revised upon protection lines. it has
been revised in the interest. of the people
of the United States. It has been revised
for the defense of their industries and
their homes, their interests and their in-
vestinents, and if I had any doubt about
about the wisdom of the revision which
we sent to the senate that doubt
has long since been removed in view of
the earnest protests, the bitter protest.
that have come fromtbc competing and
rival nations of the world against thlt
blll. That bill was not made for England.
It was not made for Germany. It. was
mule for the pcople of the l'nited States,
and the people of the United States alone.
)lr. f‘lI-vI-laiul's Message.
"Mr. Cleveland's free trade Illa-58580 of
181:? received only acclamatlons of pulse
and approval from all of the nations of
the world, while the bill passed by the
house has mired only the condemnation
and the denunciations of rival and com
pctiug motions of the world. The Mills
bill received the approval of Europe. Th0
hill praised by the house was not made for
that purpose, and, therefore, thank God,
it does not receive the approval of the
notions of the world. When that bill bev
comainlanur it will oecmne aluw, it
will bring to the country a prosperity the
like of which it has never felt in in hit
tory. That bill means employment to
American men sud American women, It
means work for American workman Ind
American wages for American citizens.
That bill means the home and the fire-
side of the children, and the comforts and
refinement of Aiiicricnii life.
Reed Wu Sui lllu Choice.
Speaking of Mr. Reed, Mr. McKinlpy
said: "He wasn't my first choice for speak—
er. [thought nuotln-r gentleman should
hnva been speaker of the house of repre-
neutntivrs. [don't think we now. He ll
my first choice now, and so long As I have
n seat in the house of representatives and
Thom” B. Reed is my colleague and the
honor is Republican he shall have my vote
for speaker, lu'cauzw [know probably In
much out any other living men how much
we otve to Iii.» courage, to his bravery. to
his brains. l have been it little disgusted
since l have llmtll in this; district.
"l have [not :t sort of it feeling that you
do not npprwixirc Speaker Reed for WM
he is worth I like this meeting It looks
bettcr, but you cannot cut Mr. Reed’s vou
down not: Monday without milking every
one of u» bung our hciula for very slum.
ftimi'i oourtiiomr. it’» the country. I
would feel .n' if I would not cuts-r my own
canvuu t: rim Fin! district did not give
Spcnki-r ltrml :t mouliotlcvnt vindication
null ilomluv You ltill~l do it."
lle roan-nut to the Lodge bill null 31-
ltidrul to it 5th a declaration of l'llflllmnlr
mm, He no» lu-nrtilyrlirered nt thccloec.
'l'luv lklfllllllrull Imp l. Var-out.
\Viiiri. ltivm: Ji'Mrrinv. Vt, Sept. 11—.
Verified returns from L’Ailtovvtinln them
show it tulnl row of it‘ljllfl for Page. 19,!“
for llr‘iuhnni null t,'.'ldfor Allen and other;
Thm' return» fllflkl'rl Page“. plunlity H.101
and his nmjoriiy limit. These towunpve
llllliiiulmm in note It "Hilarity of 87,“,
showing fl falling off in the Republlall
mnjonty of tutu. The senate will bun-II.
up of 29 Republic-nun and l Democrat. M
conl‘ing In nvtorm received here the house
wlll stand Ii"; ltrptildli'liin. 53 DOW
and '3 Furinern' langtie turn, with three
town» iiiirvprcwnml until three town. to
be" from. How hundred and Chitin!!!
lowm in Ho sin-um! cousin-loud um
give Grout 1mm. .‘Ihtirtleff, 7,437. Grout?!
muytrtty in Hull. Ninetytthrn towns in
the Find congrmlonnl tllntrlct gin Pow-
In 12.753; Millimey, 7.5!”: fulfill“! IN
Powcn, “In.
Aebnvy I'Afl'l AMI-Liquor CID-ado.
Atml'ltl’ mini, N, .f., Sept. d—The LII
And ”ruler leullc hue taken lip lb.
liquor qtlnfiun where the town-allud-
tlrs left off and hm arrested Henry Willv
lam-i nnd li-lmtrtl [L llttrdlek, drum
and Jame-o tl'lfngnn, Thomas ,
and "crown Schultle, the latter three
wholmle bottltm end denier! in but.
Warrant. hue been turned for a deli
mmoffenden.
Ryan's I‘rlivre Mini-lav It”...
Mniutin. lit-pt. ii. Au the train eon -
ill; Prlmr Minion-r l‘nnovu del
from lllllmn to Madrid who leaving “I.“
flan at Vituril the carriage cont-lulu
Castillo and hi: wife WM stoned by null,
The window:- wrrobrokcn, but “in“
to ear-pm] injury. The crowd ”
mun, hinted at the pmmlev. and in!“
at! In Iris-tilting remarks.
lent-r Ilyrm' lull-n.
. ESCILKWOGD, N, .1. Sept. a-Jl'h teller.
of Wllllem J, M. Hymn, the loan: W
who nude on mlgnmrnt to II. P. WHI-
teul kn, line uu-rd much m
2: Intuition In mhiiitw' at ”it“.
“on being nurly m
mun _
Wit-title villi-til!
lull-m
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