instant
advance the price of
on Creamery Better to
5 cents a pound. It now
costs 25 cents a pound to buy,
under our price it is cheap,
any one can see. we are
lling lots of it with great
tisiaction-to all concerned.
with & Constant.
Sim wonwm savmos can
5) Washington Street.
”finally”. tot!a.nt.,antiimm l to! no
‘ an mmflkflnfi to s.
«Mohandas Deposits.
am Pill.-
% Vicar-m
7’ out; Journalism emetic-mu
”tutti
flrwsahlngton Street, South Norwallt
‘ 22 liain Street Norwalk.
Dill-Chit Bales, Confections
..... And Ice Cream.
. Orders Promptly Attended To.
onanm I" W. I. DIKLYN.
:’.BICYCLES-
WARWICK AND VICTOR
W “a Shahfli mow:
mumm'ml: :l‘mfttt‘iltfi
'I’Joroy ll. Wheeler.
1.! I”. m hull liar-nit, jyio ans
erll.lloyt
Removed
antes, Phaetons, Carriages,
, Osnopiss, Spindles, etc.
Wan it Bushnell,
’8. Water flea-oat.
. nnmosron'r. court
msmmmmtm
“Ibo-“MW
mum care
Our
i Fiiiitiii Stun
nthsflsosaquslspsiess. »
., ”.WW'W-grecg;
munch-mum
mun—-
snioa and SHADE
' HA 'r s:
Mpnrrhasingllliand'l'dlumiagwtllhava
I-lat Trimmed Free
nsrriwrnrs
8 WATER STREET,
nonwasit. . cons.
Buy of the Manufacturer.
a'r FIVE Minn
RIVER.
The oldest manufacturer of Baby Carriages ‘now
odors finished work for sale in five dillerent styles
of running gear, also a glut variety of bodies and
trimmings, at prices which will be high enough and
low enough to suit the most fastidious.
CODIE AND SEE ME.
Ffugmnk Boylston
Bias and Sinus
_..op_...
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
The Best Goods ior
the Least loney
-———A'l‘—-——
H. S. BflflWN’S
BOUT & Slitlli STtlllE,
Clark dc Lane's Block
a... mm STREET.
till'i‘io rent-“23th: first“ .11:
ans iii-i nuiue rind price stomped on brill. .r
.00
$4.
w. L. DOUGLAS
o3 SHOE we...
it'lnr f'til! mu! Lin-Ml “'nlerproot (train.
i luv i‘ll'l'lll'lll‘l‘ :ixitl womlnc§ iinallltrs of this shoe
stunt lK‘ ln-ttrr Mrmii than I' the IH‘nliK undone?
m ':;l:- of its thousands of cum nut Wears-rs.
3 .00 Genuine Illusions-wed. an elegant and
5 iittllvb siren Shim-which commend! itself.
54.00 "filial-IO‘VNI \i ell. Show
v.1 iltlt'qliallh‘tlful’lt lo and durability.
3 , .50 ic’iinllyersr We I is the standard aims
humanist l0 iilnrprtce.
33.50 i'niiseuadnl’a so isclvecially adapted
.tli "little in room“, button and Lace.
$3 & $2 SHOES Jill:
.4th .- im-n rim-l favorably received since inlrod
J” I l‘w'ri-i'vnl‘l‘m {p‘vemeniu s
lr.'ti‘.' Illicflllli a tee
.isit yum- beam. snri if he cannot an ply on and
tiller! in lat-to enchistng sdvcrihss or: a
postal for order lnnkl.
w. 1.. Dominant. Israelites. lass.
John Sehauh it Son,
Wall-gloss m lei-ll Ion-won. m In
lllllSTllllSl
ilorwai‘e Lobster! delivered every satardsy nora-
Ins.
list, Uliltiljflt, Salt Fin.
Soinach Radishes', Asoaraizus
mains-’shrwssvary-omlsg.
Pure Tomato Oatssp, Imported
Sardines.
M
GOODS DELIVERED PliOill’l’LY.
A line all
steam s ;
It Seems: Reasonable to Suppose that You
Have alfeady Spent Many Hour-s Useless-
lydwhy not Spend a. Few Minutes to
Read These Few Lines Careful-
ly to the End :3
-——--ooo—--
ANY ONE WILL TELL YOU THAT
K OWLEDGE l8 POWER,
As well as money, to the possessor, but this cannot be gained
without an short on your part. Throwing this into the waste
basket withou reading it, w ill not help you to increase your
knowledge. Keep this paper until you can spare time to read
it. You will not regret having done so; it is not a
Common, Every-Day Advertisement,
Oi the usual type, which claims everthing. iuliills nothing. but
every sentence is carefully considered, and we stand ready to
back up the statement that any of the goods advertised here
below are cheaper by 10 per cent. at least, than any other
store in town asks ior the same goods. ‘
“9......—
JUS’l’ BECElVED A NEW FALL USE OF
CASHMERES, ALL SHADES,
We are offering them at the popular price, 25c per yd. They
are extra weight, extra quality and extra width for that money.
We have, by placing our orders curly, been able to buy
our stock of black velvets 25 per cent. cheaper than the same
can be bought for to day—win fact we offer these velvets cheap-
er than you would be able to buy the same by the piece at
wholesale; our prices are 750, 1.12, 1.29, 1.49, etc.
We have in stock about 10 parasols left. You will be able
to set your own price, for we don’t intend to carry them over,
even if we have to give them away.
Big line oi Ladies' and Gent’s fancy bordered Handker-
chiefs, 4c each.
Gents’ Outm:rl:nnel Shirts l
IN uour AND DARK comes, ALL SlZES,
25 CENTS EACH.
This is no job lot of poor goods, but best quality, well worth the each.
In our Kitchen Department this week, we shall make special prices in all
Wooden Ware. We quote a few of the many bargains in Ibis line: Market has
held to each. Tooth picks to box. Knife box 9c. Wooden Pails 10c. Salt Boxes
llc. Wash Tubs 49c, 59c, 69c, 79c, 89c, etc. Clothes Horses 75c.
Remember we Guarantee the Prices, and if You are not Satisfied with your
Bargain, Money will be Cheerfully Refunded.
88 WA-mGTON STRIII'I‘.
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 :i. n e r 37
AND FAN CY GOODS.
We have just received it new assortment oi Ladies' Sailors,
trimmed and unirimnied, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we ;will
sell for next few days.
Special Sale it ill Trimmed llllllllllll
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock.
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
goods at remarkably low figures
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice. We do not quote prices, come and
see for yourself.
LisleThread Gloves andMitts
Must go as we intend to make room tor the newest goods that
come out from time to time.
HOSIERY ! HOSIERY !
All other goods will
Great Bargains in this Department.
likewise be reduced.
H. K R I E G E R ',
Mahackemo Hotel Block, South Norwnlli, Conn.
he on Niiialk Bfli til 8 in,”
Do not fail to all
"1”” I“ TONIGHT.
the Tart! Bill.
IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS.
All Sugars Not Above No. it Dutch
Standard Free.
In? [03‘ ' Sill: ' II
love-us rout-res of the Bill lavishe-
o-l—aniuowsel the Ilsa-cc (lo-mit-
Ics's Reciprocity Amanda-ant Olen-i by
Ir. Aldrich-Tho large More Given
by It to the President in the alum cl
Inhibitors-Tin Customs Com-lesio-
of I'ivo and Its Dancer-Numerous Pr.-
M (lb-age: In it. Bill Adopted oa-
DIE-m‘"1‘ Vote Will Be Rcuclsosl Bo-
twccu 5 end 5:80 o'clock ibis Est-lug.
Wasnnto‘ros, Sept. i0.——'l'hc six hours’
closing debate on tho torifi bill began in
the senate this morning and is still in
wow
' Senators Vance, Vest and Turpin appear
for the Democrats and llisecck and J ones
(Not) for the Republicans. Ailnul vote
mills bill is to be taken between fund
It” o’clock this evening.
More Business in the Senate.
Ir. Aldrich's reciprocity amendment to
the tarifl bill was adopted (38 to 29). Mr.
Evuric' proposed substitute for the Ald-
rich reciprocity amendment. was defeated.
hmly directed the president to report
to coupes- when other countries were on—
justly discriminating against the products
of the United States. Mr. Gray's proposed
aubtltuic directing the president to de-
olarethe ports of the United States open
toull the products of any country of the
Amelie-n hemisphere upon which no ex-
duties are imposed whenever and so
It the government of such country
Win the ports thereof, free of all
tunes the ilour, corn meal, preserved
nests, fish. vegetables, rice, lumber. ogri~
mlmnl implements, machinery, vessels
or boat: of iron, steel or wood, etc, prod-
ucts of the United Suites, was also re-
looted.
n. Reciprocity Amendment.
All the Democrats and Senators laid-
muudl and Evans voted against the Ald-
rich reciprocity omendmeut, which was as
toll“.
Thatwiths viewtosecurerecipmcaltndswith
eon-triesproduclng the following articles,and
fit this purpose. on and alter the first day at
July. in]. whenever and so often as the president
toll he manned that the government of any
country producing and awning Mirrors. molas-
u. cease,“ and hides. raw and uncured. or
Iuy of arch articles. imposes duties or other ex-
uellcus upon the agrtcuitunl or other product.
1 mUnlie-d illicit, which in view of the free
Introduction of such auger. molasses, attire. ten
and hides into the limo—ti stun-a lu- may deem to
‘, .le ., ‘ and .. “ he
shall have the [over and it siuii be bis duty to
up“ by pnwlamtiou m that com. the pro-
visiousuf “it! act u-lniinx to the free introduc-
lion 0' such unlit. mum culls-1'. it; and
hides. the WIII'HOB of such miiniry. for such
Hun a! be may deem just. and in web mound
during such suspenston clinics shall be- levied,
" l and [and upon sugar. UlNliL.“P.‘$. coffee.
uaand hides, the product or or expormi from
duels designated munuy mt follows, namely: All
sugars not above tin. is Dutch stdm’lll’d in color
shall pay dirty on their puiarbt'npls' tests us fob
lows, namely:
All sugars not ubove So. i3 butch standard in
color, Ill mi bottoms. syrups of can- juice or of
boat juice, mimic, cuim‘e'nllflwl melatln, con-
mic Ind aim-entrusted undue-rs, testing by ill.
polcricvope not nine:- 75 dens. seven-tenth! of
one cent per pound: and for every additional de-
gree or fvucflon of A degree shown by the polari—
aeopeteat. twohundredths of one cent per pound
uddfllouul
All sugnrs above So. id Dutch student in color
Ilull bc cinema] by the Duieb sinndurd of color
and pay duty as follows, nnmcly:
All sup: above No. ll and not above No.16
Dutch standard?“ color, 2;; cents per pound.
All mar abori- No. t6 and not above No. so
but standard of utter, l,“ cents per wand.
All supra above 5o 29, Dutch standard of
color, 2min per pound.
lots-es testing above 5 dogs»! cools per
ton.
Sing-r (trainings and sugar sweeping! shall be
mbjoet to duty either as minus or liigur. as
ihc case may be. according to polariscopic mt.
OI colon I cents per pound.
0n ton to esuu W ptmnd
Hides. row or uncured. whether dry, lulled or
pickled. Angora goat skim, raw, without the
wool, umnsnufactural, asses' skins. raw or un-
mannfaetured, and skins. except sheep skin,
with the wool on. iificents pct pmml.
The Free lingu- Limit (mu-god.
The sugar and bounty schedules of the
term bill are to take eflset March l. 1m,
and prior to Feb. I, trill, sugar may be
[lined in bond with payment of duty. All
sugars not above in Dutch standard were
pissed on the free list by is vote of 35 w a
Mr. Plumb'n pmpoeetl amendment inking
the dividend: of mtporstioua 3 per cent.
was rejected. llis amendment providing
for the appointment of a customs commie
lion of live disinterested persons to study
thcturlil question was adopted. The duo
ties of the coiiiinisaion are to be:
Dulles of also Connie-Ion.
To examine into and use-Mn the avenge
"hoof fllmmlidlll'l imported into tbc United
m both at wlwlmate and retail in the United
miss, and boats in the United States and in the
(m. plaess of production. sale or shipment.
forthcpenod of twelve uninlhs pvecailag and
twelve month following any change in Ilse rate
duties“ , .iuposi such NW
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE "033 0|?
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to iurnish everything from a
child’s lO-cent shoe to a gent’s $5 boot. A number of spec-i»
attics in gents’, ladies’ and children's shoes A ladies’ tine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Missee’ Good School Shoe.
on] 81. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
angexamiue these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
no «on Mount. south is
its list this in the no" inn ..
of
Muilhioinqulvyaball haunted luckier.
of iwssty-llveyear-anduiors if deemed
hymn ' 4 .asd shall “‘ ‘
instinct-relating lo duos-d and supplyuio-
music and foreign. which tend '.o influence
of such commodities, foreign snti dome.
algaedioaiti in determining the Inn-ethanol
import duly,ovof thorn-numerous inthe sev-
unlmnpmdouwsticamiforsign prices
”up. petal-mines of the some nrof other
councdflissirpon rsvsntasmpos immigration,
”profited «Mutual wages and the
gnsvalwslfare.
’l’oasnsvlalslkaamonslslnqviantitysadvulus
«Dawn-Mine pvhetpai comm-allies
dwisgsaeholasuwlodsofsixmowuupreesd.
Mundane-din: any-set chant-customs
“tea, To ”certain, as for an unstable. the
PI“! and value of the moratmliar unu-
mdialas produced h the United lit-leis during
the same respective perimh To mortals
Whasyasdwhailseuaneuthslwnfi'niar
”dismantle:- hat-operand u-imrvvase
uni-abbreviations the Ulillni stem and
“censored-etio- clans first as»! of articles
WMmptlomnde-aiotbeream
number-operated unflariy Tureen-illi-
Murmur-admins unites ensuing
he. u-sloll-s operat- minty «lavas»
swashbuckler-sat and lanes-salaries!-
ens amines” and mm «W
Warfare-Micsiwmolm
Wmfimmmuossum
mnm “mm“
piss-Is meets mat
A‘s.
sensual-salts“...
as“ the diet at thaw-inseam
‘ blfludmuupms-aiha
.. «mo-Ma
i
commodities rediaari tom lusavv
France.
Blues for the last twenty-live your; and to .-
certain the relative cost of in
those countries and the United States.
The live commissioners are to be ap-
pointed by the president, servssix yearn,
receive a salsryol 87,000a ycarwithnso-
essaryexpsnsss paid. and not more than
three of themarstoheof thesamspoliti-
col faith.
was nuance Amati-sols Disposed 01-
’l'ho internal revenue neflonaof that-rid
bill were then ordered stricken out—ye...»
so; buys, 25. Thavots on the amendment
to the paragraph lowering the sugar stand—
ard to he admitted free of dutyfroni No.
16 to No. it! was as follows:
lieu—leans. Aldrich. Allen. Blackburn, Bind
guts, Butler. Column, Gullah. Conny, Cit-Idler.
Cullom, Dawes, Dixon. Evans. Fertiliser. Frye.
Gibson, Gray. Hale. Harley, Hearst, Biased.
ricer. lupus domain). Kclmsn. landsc-
son. Ioody. Morgan. Paddock. Pasco. Plant.
Phil“). Power. Quay. Reagan. Benders, Stewart.
Stockhridgo and Wampum-u.
Nays—luvs. Bate. Berry, Cocktail, Ookc. Col-
qitll. Daniel. Davis, “M (Ark), Kitchen.
Pierce, Pugh, Ransom. ”macaw
Teller, Vance. Vat, Voorhsea, Wolf-ball. Wilson
(in). Wilson Old.) and Wuhan-fl.
All the reserved yamsndilrsnts having
been dispmd oi, the presiding oilleer an-
nounced that the bill was now the
senate for amendment. Mr. But moved
toput on the free list bagging made of
jute, manilla, sisal or other fiber (except
hemp or lien) for wrapping cotton bales.
Rejected—yen, 27; bays, 2). Mr. Plumb
oilered an amendment providing that wherv
ever the specific ad ad valorem dutiss on
an article shall be more than it!) per cent.
of its foreign value the dutyasacsaed upon
it shall be it!) per cent. ad valorem, instead
oi the compound rate. Rejected-yum”;
boys, as Mr. Plumb was the only Repub-
lican voting in the ailirmative.
Mr. Morgan oflereil his amendment al-
lowing an export premium of 8 percent.
on corn, wheat, rye, barley, oats, hay,
straw, potatoes, cotton, live domestic
animals, etc Rejected.
No Pmtscaiini for Ink-o Silt.
Mr. Plumb called for a separate vote on
the committee amendment striking out of
the bill the provision for a bounty of 81 a
pound on silk reeled from cocoons pro-
duced in the United States. The amend-
ment to strike out was agreed to—yeus,
52; hays, 5 (Messrs Edmunds, Hearst,
Mitchell. Plumb and Teller).
“snail 'niis mu Puss?“
No other amendment having been of-
fered. the question was: “Shall this bill
be engrossed and ordered to is third read-
ing?" On that question the you and nays
were taken and resulted—yous, 38; hays,
%——a party vote. The bill was read the
third time, and the question was stated to
be, "Shall this bill Duns?"
Portland's Rapid Growth.
Pomuxn, Um, Sept. iii—The returns
of the census renumerntiou show that thc
total population of tbe city of Portland
and Multuom’nb county in 75,157, a guilt
of “.250 over the former remuneration.
Within the city llllllL-i, including East
Portland, there are 623,442 Within the
county, outside of the cit ,- limits, the nunr
berisi2,lii§. ’l'bisla a gain of about it
per cent. over the population of the count
by the Oregon state census taken in June.
According!» the recount in Multnomub
county the gain throughout the state
would give Oregon a population of 875,—
M), which is about what the vote of the
June election led to expect. The June
census gave the state 35,000.
she “can't Accept Charity.
UrrAWs. 0st,. Sept. iO.——The representa-
tives of the widow of Capt. Allan "(use
to accept the offer of settlement in tbeeaae
of the American ship liridgewutee. seized
and illegally detained by the Canadian
customs authorities. A government oili—
cer stated that they did not admit that
there was any just cliiiin for damages, but
as Capt. Allan's widow was reported to be
in straitened circumstances the govern:
ment out of compassion had offered to
pay her what they considered sufllcient by
way of compromise. 'l‘bla oiler having
been rejected, Mrs. Allan will have to es-
tsblinh her claim in the courts before the
government will settle.
Chic-go's Dual Bits for the Fair.
CHICAGO, Sept. i0.——’l'he directors of the
World's fair have selected the dual site of
the Lake front and Jackson parks us the
piece for locating the cxpmition. The
ilnnl and decisive ballot resulted: Luke
from and Jackson parka, ‘23; north side, i;
west.side,3. The choice was their mud.
unanimous. it is the design to place the
grand entrance to the exposition and the
buildings for line nets and kindred dis-
plays on the lake front. and the agricul-
tural, live stock and other exhibits at
Jackson park.
liens-Ilse fill-III. Afro-ted.
NORMBTUWS, Pm, Sept. io.-Wiiiiam F.
Bllnglnii has been arrested bars on u was-
rant sworn out liy-lnoapli M.
representing the Pennsylvania Rolled
Steel ('sr Wheel company. lie was ur-
raigned before is iimgintrtate rand held iii
bail for further hearing on Saturday.
Slingiuli was treasurer of the Pennsylvw
niu Rolled Steel Car Wheel company-lid
def- ' ' In the amount of from “5,“!!!
'0 meme.
11.. Twin city Cousins lee-till.
Mixsrzarous, Sept. io. - Tho United
States grand jury has now taken hold of
the census cases and will investigate the
alleged crookedness in Minneapolis and
St. Paul. Subpmnaes are out for almost
all the enumerates! in both clttscmnd disc
for a number of Bohemia» sud
whose names are said to be duplicated.
A Murderers suicide.
“sums. Sch, Sept. lib-Allan lrvin, a
young man in the employ of thsWorldr
llulld, has committed suicide hero by
shooting himself through the heart. From
paper-found it is believed that hlsrcsl
name was Matthew Hawkins and that he
was in hidinlr. having killed a man as
Bloomington, llla.. July 4, Mi.
In. Drew-sit, 's lag-cab.
Ham. Sept. ill—Tho will of the
late lira. Frances What this city.
Midland scholarships“
00“.”. to the Cathedral
at St. John the Divine as New
- ‘2;
El
gt
, a t;
l
nit , " r- . ’lttwollto'
'1
Republicans in Delaware Name
Richardson for Governor.
A SYNOPSIS OP 'fllll PLATPOBI.
WWer-fsw-thclnilcllcv
time-duals. bvfiwvmcv loll-
uicliw‘w-mxew Rankin and
Mancini-clad.
Donn, Dal. Sept. lit—The Repnflicans
stats convention met in the court house
hall sud nominated Barry A. marathon,
of Dover. tor governor and Henry P. Can-
non.otBridgcville, for congress. it was
expected that the convention would be
brief. harmonious and enthusiastic, bo-
esnu these was no opposltlon to the can-
didaluaodtheywers named hyacciama» gl
tion, but much time wuspent by the con»
mitten on resolutions in framing splat,
form.
James C. Penncwill. chairman of the
stats central committee called the conven-
tion to order at 12:40 o'clock. William c.
Spruuies. of Wilmington, was chosen
temporary chairman and H. L. Bynson, of
Hilliard, semtsry. Committees on per—
manent organisation, credentials and reso-
lutions were appointed.
SCI-flow Ill-[Inc Indore-ll.
The committee on resolutions reported
through Hon. N. N. Southern, and Hon.
Geode V. Massey read a supplementary
not. of resolutions indoralng Senator Hig-
gins. Both sets were adopted. allowing
is a synopsis of the platform ad :
A Synopsis of the Mn
ll declares for freedom andequality in
the exercise of the right of suitrageand
when such is prevented claims thatitil
the duty of those mpousible to exclude
persons corruptly chosen or enact laws for
the prevention of the wrong; indorses the
new rules of the house of representatives;
cdvocates protection for the development
and encouragement of American industries
and the protection of American labor; fav
vors reciprocity in the exchange of com-
modities and the opening of the market for
surplus productions: favors ”was: for
disabled soldiers and the widows Ind
children of dead soldiers; demunds tbs
calling of a state constitutional convention
in 1891; declares against the expensive levy
court system of county government of th-
states, and charges that the system of as-
sessment and collection laws and their
administration by the Democratic party
has brought disgrace on the state and dia'
franchised a large number of citims; ad—
vocates the election of state senator! Ind
representatives by the people of thereapecto
tvs districts, and levy court commissioners
in the same way; declnres for a state sys—
tem of local option and high license; in-
doraai President Harrison and his admin-
istration and Senator gins; advocates
the taxation of moneyed rittas, reform
in the management of the prisons of the
state in respect to the system of feeding
prisoners, and the protection of the oyster
end fishing industries of the state.
Minnesot- Delssoeruts Meet.
ST. PAUL, Minn, Sept. ill—The Demo-
cratic convention here wss very harmoni-
ous The platform adopted expresses boo
tility to the protective tutti! end the Mo-
Kinley bilL lion. Thomas Wilson, Br.
Amen, E. W. Durant and S Iii. Owens
were put in nomination for governor. The
latter two withdrew, and the first ballot
resulted in as", for Wilson and lot for Amen.
Amos then retired and promised his sup-
port to Wilson in the campaign. Wilson's
nomination was then made unanimous.
E l". Pahl was nominated by mum-lion
as the candidate for lieutenant governor.
[ix-Governor Barbi-sons Rowe-W
WICRITA. Kan. Sept. lo.~—Th€ Demo
static and state Republican resist-million
convention resulted in a fusion ticket,
with ex-Governor Charles Robinson for
governor. D. II. Bantu, of Great Bend,
was nominated for lieutenant governor.
State issues being in the lead in the public
mind the Democratsconcsded some points.
And the re-submiasionists were glut! to
meet them hull way. The committee on
resolutions asked for free end unlimited
coinage of silver, reduction of the lurid,
and denounced the Lodge hill.
Col. Stowe Noni-sled.
leBURG, Pa, Sept. iii—At the its
pnblicun delegate convention of the
Twenty-third congressional district, Col.
William A. Stone was nominated over
George Shim for congress. Stone’s ins-
jorlty on the popular vote rm 3,033. The
Shins delegates mode on attchpt to bolt
the convention, but were prevented from
doing so by the police officers.
Cassius DI. (Tiny Musl- Chub-an.
hammer, Ky, Sept. io~Casstns Di.
Clay was elected perinenent chairman of
the constitutional convention on the-scout!
ballot. ll. D. Helium, Bowel ll. Young
and J. Proctor Knot: showers candidates
Mr. Clay was eu‘lly elected. This law do
sided victory for the farmer element.
The Latest frown Hut...
interns, his, Sept. tor-Tbs Journal's
returns from an towns are: Burlsigb.
MM; Thempaon, 9,368: Clerk (Pushm
Bapuhllcan plurality, new The no
towns in it!” gave more Republican plu—
rulity.
masher low Govern-s.
Concerto, N. li.,Sspt. til-«Tits Prob!»
tlonlsta nominated Josiah M. M. of
Nashua. iov governor.
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low loss- to lviilsl W
New Youfiept. ill drum-soprano
mitten of the Trunk Linc Insulin at u
regularmcetinumedcumcoffl pail!!!
inllsfor iiis 2'30 per-nous whoarscoining
molest Britain how italics
ulid Steel instituted Great Britain at the
convention to be held at Pittshurg in On
lobar. At the translation of thee-vu-
tlon the delegates will vbtt theircnlud
asset industries of the south.
A Big hub—s lines.
Minimum, hitch, Sept. rev—1's: Micki.
gsn Shingle and Lumber company's twill.
the largest on the lake, was burned. A
million land a ball feet of line lumber all!
m,” ”isles Ilsa burned, with it.
docks and slips The mill was valued-i
”Maud the loss as the lumbar-DI
shinglsels swims, making the totalle-
OINM insurance, more
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80mm has gone to Malena
in Vermont, wherebewlll remain until he
completely recovers from his recent tile“.
The Mmbanta’ National bank. of CI!-
lillc, Pm, line made application for m
ity to organize a national bank.
The Baltimore. with Ericsson’s body on
bouvd has arrived safely at Gcthenbux'g.
Serious riots of strikers in South-mm
resulted in the victors being disperse by
hoops at the point of the bayonet and the
wounding of three persons.
Third Vice President Webb says that
the alleged attempted wrecking of a New
York Central train near Ponghkeepsle was
a “fake" Job put up by Plagman Diary
woody in the hope of getting cash and
cry
Cordial, one of the men under arrest at
Albany charged with assisting to wreck
the Montreal express on the New York
Central road, is thought to have made im-
portant revelations to theoillctala. in The
Journal of the Knights of Labor Mr. Pow-
derly declares thus the knights had nothing
to do with the trsin wrecking.
Speaker Reed's unprecedented majority
has given the Republicans renewed lions
oi carrying ia majorl of the congressional
elections and contra ng the next lion-s.
ACleveland ilrtn involved in the Potter-
lnvell company matter in Boston cldms
to have given that company notes for Sill),-
too for which no value was returned.
The Swedish Mission Union.
Gsuzsstmo, liis., Sept. ill—The National
Swedish Mission union haecioeed its meet-
ing. At the late Congregational triennial
council a greeting was extended to tho
union abounding in kindly sentiments.
The question of ureply to this greeting dil-
cloced strong opposition on the port of
some of the delegates to closer relation-
w1tb the Congregntionniists, and I recoil»
tion was adopted that a reply should be
drafted to be presented to the next trier
nlal council, which amounts to a postpone-
ment for two years. The more liberal use
mortified over the result. The union passed
temperance resolutions sympothizing with
the Probibitionists in their campaign in
Nebraska. Carl F. Waeien and P. Maison
were ordained niisaionarics to China. The
next annual meeting will be held,“ Phelps
Center, Sch.
Knights of Honor at Sue-logo-
Bsusrocs, S. Y., Sept. ill—Tho Grand
lodge of the state of New York, Knights of
Honor, is in session at Congress ball.
About the members are pmflit. Among
the prominent officers here are Grand Die-
tstor George W. Dowd, of Port Jervis;
Vice Grand Dictator C. P. Ingersoll, Past
(instill Dictator Adam “'nrneck. Grind
Reporter John Mulligan Grand Treasurer
c. M. Haywood and Grain Chapllin Tray.
The meeting is for the purpose of mining
the laws of the order, listening to the re-
ports of the various committees, providing
means for the benefit of the intercity dur
ing the next two years and the election of
oilieers. The large sttendance at this
meeting shows the order to be in a lions-
ishing condition in the state.
I. my Veto lla- Blvwr uni "also! lull.
Cnsseox Seamus, Pa, Sept. lo.-—ii rained
here nearly all day Tuesday and the presto
dent remitted at. work in his library. H.
but directed that the bills ready for his up-
proval be sent here. Among the measures
which will occupy the attention of the presi—
dent during the Week will Lprobably be the
river slid harbor bill Some very prom—
inent Republicans predict that this meas-
ure. whiph appropriates nearly mousse,
will not receive the president's approval.
it my be that while the bill will not be
approved the pmident will recommend
that Adequate provisions be made (or curry-
ing on, under the direction of the secretary
wnr, all work which has been begun.
llc Signs-led on Himself. .
Euros, Sept. ill—William i-‘. Murdock,
the Wye-void lad who claimed to buvc
discovered a rail placed arm the tracks
of the Benton and Maine railroad near
Lynn and slapped an approaching train,
warning if of danger. has been arrested.
He says (but he placed the obstruction on
the track himself, though he died-inn
any intention of wrecking the truth. He
ssys the not was done in the hope that his
flopping the train would be rewarded by
the company. The boy has always been
of good repute.
A Big sail Agni-st Ilse Pennsylvania.
Sill'flil'oln. l’n, Sept. lil.~-'i‘be trial of
the suit of Logan, Emery is Weaver v1
the Pennsylvania Railroad company has
begun here before Judges Gluten and Morri-
for discrimination in freight rates on crude
oil shipped from the oil regions to theirs.-
fimy in Philadelphia. The court gunned
attachments for three absent within”—
President Roberts, of the Pennsylvania
wmpany; Comptroller littering, ol the some
corporation. and an employs: unused Gran.
The suit will take up all of this week.
Con-radon Wella‘ App-Intranets“.
New “Aves, Sept. iii—«The billowing
stafl appointment. hove been uiinmsncsd
by (Tourmaline Wells, of the National AJ-
sod-lion of Save] Veterans: Francis 3.
Allen, llmfiml; William J. Ferguson,
Phihdelphlis; [beagles I". O’llrieii, New
York; I). ll. Hubbard, Chicago; .1. ’2. (lid—
d‘ing. Salem, Mam; ll. J, Barb", Si. Poul,
Minn; 840'pr P. Blending, Providencl.
K L. and George P. Michael. [mining
Ky. John C. Jackson. of New Haven, we.
Muted mar}.
for lie “ml blots-metal.
saw Yuma, Sept. it).~liy unanimous
vote the rlrsign for the Grant monument
lubmiiievl by John H. Duncan, of W
”mate-y, has been adopted, subiect to
such modifications as use Grant monument
executive committees-id the ambit!“ may
sgresupnn. Ariescrlpiion of the «Is-in
will be given out on Thursday, the litb
that, when a meeting“ the entire animal-r
lion will be held.
‘10 0nd line Pursuits-in Ismael.
New rims. Sept. lm—Complaliiie have
been lodged in the county clerk's allies on
behalf of the city in mm ilw Pennsyl-
vania itaiimail mumpsny from the pins,
Including the coriiandt and mim
m ferries Theallsgnlion in walk that,
molly ownslhs loud Adjoining the pill!
and that under water, and darn-noes no
elsiiwul in the sum of 81mm for at
verse punt-ion.
A MI MI Ovov "Cm"
Sept. lib-A partyof vsgvoas
mtnflvad issue-vial mourned
m The plaintitls claim mum during“ ,
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