rimmed Free
I '. All
u- I'IVB rum Oven.
RI
.. “manufacturer or Ba Carriagu now
“am work for sale in in? different etylee
senate" t warm
w... monument
w coon
mootfartldioiie I
Lowest Prices 1
no mommy
the Least lonoy
““ 29c
of Your
Studio,
down sale: (luring the nut welt.
HOSII-JRY.
will buy one (lent‘u Merino rhlrt or
29c one pulr drawers, in either white or
mixed. Would be good value at 50¢ each.
will buy three poirn Boy's my or brown
290 mixed hoeo. Tin-so goals are usually
acid at lftxc per pair.
will buy foot mint battles” lost track
henna: etrl .
will buy mi pairs lodiea‘ fancy stripe
hm. Extra good value.
will buy nix pairs Gent'e mixed 55 born.
Don’t fall to pnrehoec room of there.
will buy one I'lnllulldfled lhlrt. These
Iltlflt! are sold the country ovtr at 50c
“ ’ very cheap at that.
DRESS GOODS.
29c'Por three yards Doomed-add Cit-hitters
age For 1 yard Fancy Silk Pin-h.
29c For 2 yards 27 lu‘h‘fl'fltula.
29c For 1 yard Fancy Stripcnll wool fabrics.
29 For 3 ynrrk Fancy Strip: Looble Told
C Dru-Good».
29 1’0! 15‘ yardn cashmere .‘26 inches wide
c caebmerc. all shtdetl,worth 29¢ per yard
Got to be seen to be appreciated.
29c
29c
29¢
each and
One Dozen Cabinet Po rolls of Yourself or any one
Friends.
Every Dollars Worth of Goods Bought at the
South Norwalk Buster Store
Entities; you to arenonpon When you have obtained 50 (outwit-a by pres-owl: g thrm a hit rth‘r
Kn. ”8 Washington “net. you are entitled tonne duen 'ahine: nlu" p "mm 0! you arlf, or
whoev‘r presentl- tnrnt. ’t‘ it odor will hold open jolt one seer
Mr. North. no la web known. turns out new but the beer. of work. no don't “with!“ tot c. rm:
and come often and get picluttn of your-«Mn artl all the family
We have no more space to more, but limply tray we are golrg to gtvr. one 9'! . or men! :5 fl." marl:
urly
DOMESTIGS.
Will ho I? )Imltt Unmet Flannel; tynttl
296 339‘: Hi flannel;.‘lyuttlnl'.’,’v,’ct’nolou
Funnel; ti yarn» llrhl dun nl t'alwn: 3 Linen Tom
at: worth l5c etch; I motif)“ lied Table llama";
6 yard: unbleached t‘anmn Plonml; t corn Fay
Napkinr; llyinlr [More Print; hyrml: but .sprn't
tllrgimtne.
Notions.
29 Will boy 3 quint- (lt rtnantown. \I’ttt’lll
c 15c stein; 2 yam: etitt hrenrtilnt: Veil
inn: 4 oz. ball Funence Knitting stilt; 2 pain .\o '2
pure gennive Dreea Shieltlv; 3 pain No. 2 St- chines
uteri! shielde; l Ipooir- silk; is null! Banting t'ut-
ton: l Lunch tin-let; t that Poll and Shawl; 1:!
(‘ry era' fiance Ill-ho; t Tot'et Pail; I2 Mono (‘hlu
, Boole; lt) Ghee Tumbler; t ten-quart Milk Poll: l
Dinner Poll: 4 Dinner Water; 1 reunite“ Enameled
Woodtlbtez' l Wa-h Botte‘, worth 50c: l lame size
(Shopping Bowl; I High: lamp; 20H ham“; 1 Lil
Can, I eat : 2 Whi-k mount: 2an|r~y Flatten; t
fctlllt‘l Dealer; I Taper: l Kettle; 100mb. Mitch
Sale: 6 Gobmewryoul; l pair of Vance: . beet
Wool: Board made; 1 Clothes Blake ; o Tallfr'
ltnivce: 1 large Na trr; 7 Wine Weaver; I Colored
Gluten-s; lChlld'e my; Margot himn-ys: dhfnk
Penn.
l'llll Still Norwall Bullish,
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
noon at 8110B STthlt.
Mk & Lane’s Block
4.. tom 5mm.
3%“ 1* 31"}: :34? or:
Mounted on min .|
fl SHOE mutt...
“a CI" Ind Laced Waterproof Grain.
‘ I” and wearltt qualities"! thin ohm
‘ radon .
an.» n...‘ "meet-:2 ..’i":i“.::. .
,. II
I} an elegant and
mod
which i‘omrnendn ltarlf.
ell. A fine calf Stone
and dnnblttt .
[twat to tho ltantla’rrl time
In It,” Ii "firmly adapted
mum nah lace
amen
v
"'v‘ioua. Incas... In.
A, . ‘Sehaub 8: Son,
“lentil-tenth. me.
l'
ll
‘Wmmmm
,WE Salllitt
sell for next few days.
Must go at any sacrifice.
come out from time to time.
HOSIERY l
e
Mahackcmo Hotel Block,
Slliltllll Sale of ill
Nowon hand. All must go to clean stock. .
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing grind t‘ollttlllc
goods at remarkably low figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Great Bargains in this Department.
likewise be reduced.
H. KHIEGER',
H. KRIEGER: ,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment oi Ladics' Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we: ndl
Trimmed llllllntrl
Do not bill it:
We do not quote prices, ('ntlw and
see for yourself,
Lisle Thread Ghves and Mitts
Must go as we intend to make room lor the newest goods that
HOSIERY ,!
All other goods will
South .\orwalk, Conn.
child’s til-cent shoe to a
Th list this “ll lllll Least
hiii
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE STORE or
C. H. Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make out
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything from a
cat’s $5 boot.
allies in gentn’, ladies’ on children's shoes. ,A ladies’ tine Kid
Button Boot at $2, former-l ' $3. Misses‘ Good School Shoe,
.1. Children’s Schoo Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
an examine these goods, on it in a pleasure to show them.
A number of speci-
EY. ‘
mull
IN
CHILDREN’S llllllli’ll VESlSl
AT
' .
10 01:5.
Each
—.'~~
See our ‘tlSl
window.
Our ttnuztl large
assortment of
Gents’, Ladies’
and Children’s
Mill—1N0 llNlllllWllll
)A’l‘ l’ill"l.'l.1\ll. PRICES.
/
HENRIETTA CLOTHS
lll Desirable f‘ulul‘s ill 25 mulls.
HOS
is well
IERY
assorted with uttrawtivo gut‘ttls.
STOC
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
in its Will
Lilli Wino .
roots in SllilES
GLOVER & omens
SI’E(3I
00. ~
All'l IES:
Uur Sum!» K.tl lmlws' $2 million; are the “mo-l er'v utl- ml to worth No: I: r k
[udieu' Fret-tilt Kill llltlltl Swim-d, Lillllt'l" Fri-nutt- tun-rt! run! with at prim» (in:
w ll abiomtth you.
A full lim- of thllt's'. (lhtltlivli'u and Monk .‘lltvw- "ml. writ pay all tar I mum;
OLOVER dc OLSEN,
Lenders itt tln- ltoot and Shoo Trude
lliiilll Blillllillllllllll l
A Bneinere Training School for huh-exe- it mu
keepi banking. Pertinent-nip, Tilt-groper. than .
hand, pernltltg. etc, thou nrhly taught pmt
dont say he interviewed at the college alter Aug.
5th. Catalogues rent tn application. m
but thrill-tit Your Life!
”centred” trill give you an Rodi-tuna:
Polk, of ”,0” parable at 50 year- of In, or at
it. It prior: or In erot- n day. will live you a
Life Policy tar, time. and you downer ion elm
have It even yon MOP In an m
m. that: megs-lent General in t!
o
W”. to. a. noon-amen,
Wuhlnaton meet. Erma
JACOB id. LAYTON,
arm—en... tile-trauma.»
~11". “to"; mom. (teet-
manila-"000m “anyone
I.
12.53.». .
at
m
m.
to lmtme '
’mmumm
crummy or .
A, To the Citizens of South domallt
and Vicinity:
We are more prevent! to tho
lilllll, Silver, little] in Outlet
l,’t..,A'l‘lN(.‘r,
Poll-lung arm Relation-s all
ttlltda of Metal an...
n rpetldty oration! Chandelier- lluglar lorry.
TM lei-n». Cutler , Bicycles. Harem to mingle,
and all I: m. o from tut-own ' "clout“,
Butler, nod Repairing donor ”in" to. and Illa-
new» guarantee-l
tutti litrtill Plalitt Curran
. Mm,
Jewelry. «tirrrww
40 Want-:- Biro".
(who “on” Mk. I. flmfl. “WI!
JOHN 1). DOUGHTYE
ARTIfi'l‘.
Merl of VIII formatted "not. M York
city. ne’er-Id a unlit :- mm We hurt-e
nit-rm MHNMDMMI
mmmw‘hfi-m
mmflm... git-i
Mmt more...
to. Blaine Says 1th Ream.
ity‘s Enactment.
I032 0? TI! ll 53(58le ttt's VIEWS.
lo [nether strengthens Ill. Mood Axel-u
In. ”our Without Reciprocity. Ind
laya That the bola-t of Reciprocity
la the ttpporlunlty of I'm Trade.
BOSTON, ticpt. l7.~Col. W. \V. Clapp,
editor of The Boston Journal, has just
received the following letter from Score.
rotary Blaine, in which the necretary'a
View. on reciprocity are f nrtbor stated:
honorary lllalue’a utter.
My heart stncl am in receipt of your favor
”king me if I can attend the annual banquet of
the boot and filing club. of Boston, inUctober.
You add that the umnheru are in henrty nym—
pathy with my victim regarding the bent method
of extemllng American trade, and would be glad
tohavo me oddreaa thorn, Ire-gut that my en.
wanton“ will not permit me toaccept the in’
vitatiorl, but you will phase thank the club for
the compliment they pay me I am glad to hear
that the members of the club are tolerated in n
oyatetn of reciprocal trade with Lotto Ameri-
ca. They can do great good by counteracting a
certain plum: of New England opinion. enter-
tained at home as well no in Washington.”
opinion which i muttt regard tut lathe highest
degree untrue and hurtful to New England to-
termtx. New England hi to receiveluthem
tariff flue nmpimt protection for every manor
incurring melmrry within her borders, both grout
amt "lift“,lilltl it will in my judgment be both
lrwxpmlwnt and injurimrni for reprmntatlvel to
disregard a mmmre which trill promote western
lute-rents,
A Significant lathe.
thrive-tutti; recanted a letter from Mr. J. I".
Killhfl.f!: tit. butts, u handing reprmtative of
the door informal and president of the late corp
rentlonufmillrr» at litmmawltx. Speaking for
the grain and tlwur lnb‘ri’nffl at that greet section
Mr. hubs any» that "Divit'fl of recent date from
Cuba ntnn- that ll.» durum now collected on
Americnn flour urw at it high»: rate than was at.
that mpwtwd t-v be fl'tr! mite." And he adds,
"I rt'nmflfl'ly comm: that the American miller
willbeurutlplntnrnmin any port. of the Cuban
flour trmlmtnlo-eu imtnvdnztp- relief ix secured."
In trove of tho-wt for“ or it ywfitible that a pro-
tocttun'm: mourns can even think of opening our
market» to t'ulyn’a‘. prrrllicl-t frw, while allowing
a. want wnrwn indrhrry to l»- almolutely ox.
eluded from her llill’kPL-t by a prohlbuory will!
With reciprmnfy the we: can annually mil runny
hundred thu:::~u.rt l horn-ix of “our in thre‘rrulrkets
oft'uho and For: . limo, lilili‘lllt‘l' with a large
mug of niltr‘r’ :l:rlr"ulfurfll prmluctts. Without
Vetllflfttt‘lty 9?." will i.» rlt't'vr'lt mar» and mun:
from iln eo- marl.“ ~.
.\n liuy Thing tn Do.
tilting the fullmr proton-til" to all eastern tn-
termtn an Llli' prop-rm! mnfl trad tines, surely n4)
mun of gum-l 1 ”labour. wrtaumy no protection-
at: if was» tnrn‘nnt. “343% in t-xy-uw- a western
inter»: [Ulirr‘fl‘rlld injury. vurwezluliy when if B
manually «my to prob-r l-l pr-lrzmtv if . runn-
tfmstly may Irv-clip»- a? r. y tun» the boards
rd unlit-u, titrv chnmb-rrd uf i' :rtmwrw. and the
pnhlnt upttliwu ttt lhmn t or» ‘fwtt‘ttnmlrfl; recip
rural H'mlv ".lv'l. :lw inn-d Stub-e. l orient
l’nt'tu film it r-uzaxpi-w. ire-some in
“II-Iii that wild-- we
writ»? tut) 1'. int ., rm little cotto-
tw w .i llu tultlmtg
Ewr its at he»: give
;.,»rr€t;m:y to speak for
Vi"
“hat "Certain \Vlw Meta" Ask.
it‘ll'hltl our ”mu .t-lt. tin-a run newllfam
pie-Jul La in Snuff» Ann-no.3 “turn, the some things
slmltwml r'uwrv’ Q'r‘l'tfa‘lls are undoubtedly
.(nmn it} the mutiwrnmmt portions of South
M. ".1, but tw- nw- {item will remember that
tn. .1“ and «mm rlvr not arm: in thiamine soil.
an 1 that the agar Charm-1M 5.: South and (”en-
trui imam; :y l [in- Win: twin t-L‘luds contain
, n.’ tar-trian-
‘ Kb" armor rm
A.llickerman & Sun,
trade
tr) my on of f" ‘ wit . trntmrt thr target: port
't’< It: 1"»: Elm Int-gm: port of
‘l'fltff'h'fl to at our
.3: utlr exchanges
. gru- In [lir- opportunity for
.l... r-- and lo" um. gum in
Chi-tr if
”mg-twat. :r‘ .‘v‘
The Mug»: '1 glut:- tho-t‘: lA-sntrn.
.‘Ltllbtfl' z- 'u . . . -. ..
study the «y»!
PM! mflfhwl .
[tftlr'tlciihl \\.»
witty-t and 2:, .
three ;:t" {lrhmbf
Lam) .\‘
nut mum; him.
:; won: titnr to
. i Ll'L-t reply that flit
“nun. :w to watch its.
.- «tn-15m: tn the ab-
l‘rqm-t imbue.
r-nz‘ trnrket to
ml s‘mtrzv, with-
’,.i|r ..~ lit turn nun-
It't‘mlwlt m llu'll' .t._,. .. ct lwmn im-
mortal-n; lw tutu .: o- '5." 'rmt M of the «rgnr
quantum mu... m» mm..- Lttm Jun-run a gift
of that Ira-1w Wm -: »!r‘l.1\.-' m't" ‘vl'f1;;{iu_\§rtfl
wr» ullflil lv Inwwr The worst
‘lf'wplt‘tflnlt‘: .l. l ”A - ' m- anyway.
"Lr: u.- p1,? ~.. :.
yeast“ or» mil ‘rlrt
If Eur vlm'm’ ml
{fro-fit“. '
ft in
, tn» mtg-r: «.f rvmpr-mry."
ingtr. a" .w I” minim incur
rumt t'-‘lltll§ir,t2l null nrx'. year
to rub up. " "till nu; kindly Guitar”! to
grant mt lyr « .. any lit.» lngttwmvrnpleto
yttritrtgv- .: mum rt mum, ti..- prulmsetl pulw)‘
tritrnfwm to! My .‘l- ,: . nm in blurb
A [.mlt fur Itu- llmpty stable.
[38'1”sz H! gr"; ..
“u
. .. its r l." .‘Ets’fl imply. up
are tum?» [wr .m . . u ,,- {er : ”my ‘llrr w who
mkv- llttv .::' at l wi ., . Hint; . ..t.-- of careful
KILLI'tll the :f :... i" (Ly ‘rlzu pru-ptrr n. wry ‘1':th
look far tlm ., 1- .- .tfl'rt' in" lmtw t-t g-«rw lulu
Int trirtm n. .t..; mm; 1 ll rw and to imply that
remprtwlty .. .. u at. » wtmu titlilre’fil. A»! i'r'r
mark-wt m .; .. ' - z-l pruniur Iryr, at will prom
”menial”: ; I. out until lulhfi’ tun-rum] the
whup, “int. I»: .mmrwv, (mind i» lllufl'hll
ermine rm w 1 mi rm:- Slut, t“ gum; min-v mar-
ket lu fltr' i :. rm! >,..tr~« f=r hill?‘ from thv Ar
gent"..- l‘. - ~ n. w- vi. mid ml. in» \r..7rotine
Brpttlumt .m .r. ilf'i'l" :l. trhv't than in" not!
how thy r...» 9; ”yr 1.? :mzz. ': fr >m flu- t'mml
Morn *
The rtmny :'~.r..l« w. a im'r. our balm-M inter-
uu null» pom... ml by ru-tL-rotrtry n’lattlwt be
ltrwvm mud ti. ' .y‘ttv" uvrrlrrwrvmi rtwn of the
l’nital Warw- villa. I but-- deél pod thus» forms
by int-ecclpmmn mu. fltfiu‘fb‘llt't‘ “‘rv ullatlun:
rmluv the full h-uo-M of tin- {via-y m it tlJ)‘ or a
year, but. ‘lLIdl 'm- 'l’wm-f-lr-r throw many count-
lerut rtutllwrm wt troll». tn mhlttmu In the nutty
million» no later aim}; thruuu auay. and Hum
ignorant” lbl‘u'a". mtlumt trial. that "tho aye»
Inn won't lt-tllts t"
I'rvr Trailer» Again“ Ifrc‘tproflly.
hourly, rim» u “no for: that nit-mid tutu-great
wright. r-pn tally mill prrrlwflnnhll line,
, fro» truth-t! l. rlw what-t mm! rig-inn! the rec»
pfln'itv wow-aria» The free trade- pawn
thtmtglmm‘. tho tumntry arv emitting determined
brutality wt: Ill RC Molnar that the frwtmtlo
mm“ and Illa {Ever “1043' patina hair » qwi-
hr «Mum for their mm ..- ‘lllry know and feel
that tutti. a Mjfilr'tn» ulf r «l tprwrty MoMMml not!
grunt-u; tip-r; il‘lld'y l-f fr» triath- rewrites a
mom: «trim» (.6. or Ttr' [underarm-i.“ Ilm up
' plum IFt‘lpV'nr‘t"‘y m 9h” furl!” in nirwit it it now
“won it item thinly nrw ut NW «rung-1t mp
pump. at, tum «Mum 1w «mom-or of reel»
priority b ”V'SMII"2K&"II of prov-run. The (lb
fat I»! trt'i‘pr'umy u ll‘w ultflt'rfIllfln” of free
\ mm wry Imp-enmity.
.Jlnm- ti Bulll.
Burglar ”rho-Irene Captured.
H.— William Sit-Arr
Ilmo hm inert .nrz' . 7' ~l for burglar, Km.
“.5 at the born-r m“ ll-v rs i: Sloan—ll. Alltul,
.‘h’trrml in m and llrtnlfln' Worth of
band-s. "Men. eta,
Werwntalott. tum] rum warn-I vmtt offered
for flu.- am! It! the thief, who Ila-t led “in
Mllemall or" thr- country during that
time
Key-Am l'lm JIM.
(romeo. I‘m. flew. I‘a’nfil‘be eleventh
annual-tutorial llrr Pennsylvania l’iro‘
m“: million moment! here Tnonlay.
will lamp-nine farm malty diluent
WW «loco reports were
aflfi WWM'h
r I I; , I . .
1“!me fu- Vul-
oap Hoop. ,
mire Council (Nob) ha- intro
loo-d in the house a bill a Win;
mmthepurpoao or gantatna
tr monument to the memory of John
Manon in Washington.
At BuffaloJudue Lewis granted an order
Explain; the appeal taken in the mo of
. Dr. Ball vs. the Nov York Evening
out, without costs to either party.
Dovid Copeland. a leading business man
of Bocbeetor, N. Y.. in dead, aged 58 years.
Prussia, aiutor of Emperor William, to
Prim Adolph of Bchnutnbnrg-Lippo is
Izod for Nov. 21.
The Alhambra palace, at Grenada, boa
neon injured by fire.
Letters have been received by tho Hamil-
ton family which contirto the death of
Robert: Ray Hamilton in Idaho.
Seventeen thousand dollars belonging to
Bookmakers Garland d: Saunders was
stolen from the Hotel Vctulome safe at
New York.
Francis Birk was shot and totally wound-
ed by (Merge Dclstel on the street at New
York. Deinlel claims that Birk alienated
his wife's affections and broke up his home.
Reed, Cain and Bnett, arrested for corn-
plicity in the wreck of the Montrenlexo
press on the New York Central road, have
made written confmiorut.
Chauncey Ll. Dopew urged the farmers.
at the fair at Syracuse, to take as their
motto the three it's—Reciprocity, Retalia-
tion and Revenue. '
Bishop Costa, in on whim at Buffalo,
bitterly entailed the memory of Cardinal
Newman for his going over to the Roman
Catholic church.
Chained in a time 9 House Fifteen YCOI'I-
NEW Yetta, Sop . if. —A Franklin (Pa)
dispatch to The or says: Another case of
inhuman treatment of the insane has been
unearthed, the case being in Richlnnd
township, in this county. The victim is a
woman named )furguret Orr, and she has
been kept by her brother on a fart]! near
Emit-mob Station, on the Allegheny Yul»
ley railroad. She is about 40 years of age,
and has been confined in chains in n smoke
house for over fifteen years. Superinteudv
em Cuiph, of the county poor farm, made
the horrible discovery, and it was with dif’
liculty that he could induce the brothers
to allow her removal to the Warren Insane
asylum. Whore site now is. Stories are in
circulation a-f another case whereacrip
plcd lunatic is said to be confined in a
sumll room without proper care, and oili~
curs are hunting it up. it is. said the state
board of ltmucy has recently lwcotne aware
of the fzurt that in many different sections
of the state lunatic: are kept confined mis-
erably in order to save their keep at a
linemen! beinv' ultnml incredible.
B
The I’rcnident to Visit Joltmtown.
tumour; Sputum. i’;t., Sept. livTuesdoy
afternoon at apecinl rnginoztml President
Roberts'privnto -.~.r .ln-l :v. Penneylvunia
railroad Cilll"il :lrvts tin- Mountain
etntiou for the mo of i’re~:tltvrtt Harrison
and family. The executive, the ladies of
his family and A few iuvrtcd “limits board.
ed the tmin und .1 start mu mode for Rho»
dendren park on the Pennsylvania and
Northwestern railroad, a distance of about
forty miles from Bronson. The president
grew quite culllualthtlc over the mugnifi»
cent scenery on route. The pleasure of the
party at the park was somewhat marred
by n. hoary min siurrn. Tin: cxcttrsroniste
partriok of u very elaborate luncheon in
i’refldcnt ltuborh' mr. The return trip
was made so 2b! to reach the Mountain
house in time fur supper. Mr. Boyd has
invited the presided: iul party to accompany
him to .lohnstuwn to lay.
ll,” ll)
A Sew I'nt'xurh' League.
Stru- l‘xi‘, N \T, :4 -;.t. it. —»-.»\ cotn'outiou,
rolled for the [)lll’])}|~-f of organizing a new
state fanners' leuguv in npptmitinn to the
old teapot», “'le iteivl 'l'uestlay, Albany,
Broome, t‘uynm, t‘iwtnunu. ['honungo,
Columbin, Uilritllt, Runs-cud”, Jefferson.
\Vushingmu.Schuyler and St. lutwrence
being the only mutttim represented. The
urganimriott mu [it‘l'ft‘l’lt‘iL but state Como
tttittt-cmen m n- :tpgmiutml only for Albany,
t'inrttiltnx, i'in-tturuw :tnd “'ndtington
(’Oliflllt‘fi. The d . w pron-tit immutltcr
counties tl‘llllririlt. llmli‘ power to take defi-
ttiteltt-tinn lit ill" nutter. counties not rep
resented mil be :ulwd tn not individually
with referent-v fat ille-tpltwtluiluf juiniug
the new league- 'l'in- “X"i'uillv't' committee
of the old length- “-L— ltl «maxim lmre dur-
ing lin- t'tlltvwzll-til :tnd rwrturm Wore
unruly, but nililuti; it“s‘illl.
TI» “on killrtl \\'lt-t Slept.
KLlLUiHrll. N .l , .‘w-pt. lip-Swen“ can
tu-rv tlvtttulisltwl and u bud wreck was
mudr by u ('Ulll‘ltlll ln‘lu't't'll mo freight
mm». on tho l‘vuvtsfluuniu milrlmd tit
'l‘unnrry creek yawn-hid}: The collision
mot tamed by l’urrttmu 'l‘upprn, who trim
m-nt down to tilt: rim lth lt‘Mll. falling
nslroputt the truth llt‘ mot run over and
killed. A trump wimtilnt; it ride \"lL'i also
killed. A few littlll’" lttll‘l‘ the fill'l’llllltl of
another freight train, two mile» distant.
went to sleep on the tender and felloff.
llo railed under tin- u-lmcls and WM cut to
pieces. He lived tit Philadelphia.
The Tull-aye” \"i- (trawling.
1“.th l".\|.l.~, N. Y., Svpr t7.~-Thio is the
third week of the Col Wood murder trial
and the evidence is still ttttcompletetl. Dr.
Frederick Peterson. Dr. Matthew Field. of
New York city. emu-rt“ in cotton of lllMllll],
were uwurn. “'bt-n hypo! hetiottl questions
were stoked by tho pnnecnting nttomey,
thr- tmeurer Wit-t "‘Ltlll'." and when naked
by the defense. "itmtut- " blowout! relatives
of Col untitled tlmt tin-y hml tltfellll'd Col
rut odd r'ltornctr-r, but not insane. The
[myple will not finish llt‘itln.’ Thursday or
Friday. The tnxpuyoru rm' growling about
the coat of the triul.
Herero Crittolem of the Tariff lllll.
NEW Yotttt, .' mt. l?.-v~—’l'ho tnrllf Re
form tongue Imi’r gin-n out on addres-
to electors in which thin comment. in mode
on the McKinley bill: “The tllUllelf‘tlllH in-
crease of duties inquired by the McKinley
bill and the ill considered, unreasonable
requirements of the customs mlmittirtm-
tion bill will inflict fl «loop, wrion» wound
on the intuition lute-rout» of your city. Sol.
alone will your importer» sum-r. but also
your manufacture”, your owners of real
estate, your lmlld-n and tho mtg» earning
laborers employed in those industries."
”moon fur Illa \Vll‘u'n Aflertlnll.
Ouax,.'. \',, Sept. it. An notion has
been brought in tho mtpromo court of this
county foreman!) datum-as agalnut. Daniel
Ward. a drought of thin city. by Alfred L.
Torrey for alienating the affection: of the
plaintiff's wife. The corn
Ward
The marriage of tho Prinm Victoria of'
proper mylurn, the number so kept in con- '
Man's Phllipplc.
'l'llll ANTI-LOTTERY Btu. rants».
The Senate Approval
Manure for More Eleotlvely
Lottery Manor from the lath—MM,
Threat- of "II Lotury to (Sat I'll.
Wasmmrox, Sept. t'L—‘i‘he bones want
most of the day discussing Mr. Enloe’l
mailman censoring Mr. Kennedy for the
language used in his speech on Sept. 3".
fleeting on Senator Quay. The matter wan
finally disposed of by the adoption of a
resolution offered by Mr. Bnyno referring
the whole subject to the judiciary commit
tee of the house for investigation and to
port. The pending question was on the
point of order raised against the resolution
by Mr. Grosvenor.
Mr. Blonnt (Go) in arguing the point. of
order recalled the Brooks-Sumner episode -
and cited the action of the house in that
case. The gentleman (Mr. Kennedy) had
been so indignant. at the action of a
certain senator that he proceeded to de-
nounce him no a felon and no it traitor. He
had been charged with colleaguing with
owed to the country.
The! Ilouu‘a Character Alanna].
Whenever a munber of this body ar-
raignednsenutoras a felon and a traitor
by reason of his conduct in regard to lazil-
lntion there could he no question but that
the character of the house was assailed.
’l’lto Speaker'a Idea.
The speaker in rendering his decision
fluid that there could be no doubt that the
legislative proceedings of the two wordi-
nato branches of the legislature would be
very much impeded if improper reflections
were allowed by the members of the one
body upon members of the other. This
was so plain, so well established that it
seemed unnecessary to saynword in re-
gard to it. It was founded on that prin-
ciple which caused members of the house
to speak of each other by a phrase rather
than by name,
It was intended us for {LS possible to
keep personal feeling out of legislation
and the chair was very glad not only for
the advantage of the relations between
the house and the senate, but for the ad-
vnntagc of the relations nmong members
of the house that this question should he
passed upon in snubs manner as would
make an impression upon nil. The chair,
therefore, overruled the point of order
raised by Mr. Grosvenor.
)fr. llaytte'u Mmlntion.
Mr. iloynctl’u.mt'ferod a resolution"-
torring the Enloe resolution, together
with Mr. Kennedy‘s speech, to the com'
‘lnltli‘t‘ on judiciary with instructions to
. that ('nltltullfm? to examine the speech and
the ruim and pmctive regulating debate
and report its findings to the house within
three days.
.\l'r. Enloe thought. there was no occasion
for sending the resolution to any commit-
tee. The facts were before the house and
there was no judicial question involved.
Mr. McMillan (Tenn. l thought the home
should purge its record of such calamity as
was found in the speech of the gentleman
from Ohio. There was but one thing for
the house to do. It could not. censure the
gentleman. it could not expel him and it.
could not allow! to let its record he incum-
beretl with vile mlumuies. Referringto
recent disorderly 51:91HK on the floor of the
‘ house, he said that he spoke of them with
; blushing and in shame. Language had
been used which he would not repeat here
or elsewhere, and the scenes had culminah
ed in nfist tight.
Mr. Cannon Token it “and.
Mr. Cannon tills.) favored the reference
of the resolution to it committee in order
that the house might not intelligently. In
the present form of the resolution the
whole speech (including the unobjectlon-
able portions) would be expunged from
The Record. If it were accepted, the
speech would be: ex punged, while the moot
objectionable part of it cited by Mr. Enloo,
Would remain as part of his remarks. Mr.
Euler suggested that Mr. Cannon VII
hardly the person to make reflections on
unutlmr prrmm's unparlinntentary lan—
git:l.;t'. Mr. Cittiuon rezoned that. he hid
heard men who prnfr'ei‘t‘tl to be holiel'm
others speak in tin parliamentary language.
Hetlid not admire the tone and, temp
of Mr. McMillan lnxtmd of devoting hill»
sell to the mutter in hand, that gentleman
wanted to :I.l‘ his t'llt‘wltlllil)’ scold. which
he was ulwuy .tuxious to parade.
Mr. .‘lt‘hllllllnulf l worried to attack
anybody the gontlemun before me offul
no good on opportunity for unpnrliatnonta
my language» ;-_~ my man living.
Mr. t‘attmun - Whatever I trons said or
done unpurltxutu-ntury in subject to the
rulcn of tln- bonus, and will be disclaim! If
it is challenged.
Hun.» Content-ca on the Turll ml].
After further debate Mr. Enloe demand-
ed the ltt‘r'Vian question upon his resolu-
tion, which mo. so modified as to be an ex-
pmgmlutl on the port of the house that it
“disuppnwt's rind condemns" .“t'. Kenne-
dy's hpe'r’t'lt. and u tlll’t‘t‘llult to the public
printer to upungo it from the permanent
Congressional itmml. The house refused
--yeuo, 9&3; my», iM~to order the previous
question. Mr. lluytw it’d.) again offered
hia resolution referring the whole matter
to tho jmlirlnry wrtttnittoe. The clam
requiring: the mmmttlee to report within
three day-t mu Mru‘hru out on rt poll“ of
order mined by Mr. Hal-Io. The previou-
qnostiunnn Mr. lhtytto’s resadtttiun to to!!!
term nrrlwrwl. unit the resolution was
adopted you», i'Il: [lily-b, :15.
Till' hpvfiwr uttrmttllt'wl the! appointment
of the following t‘mtfvt'r‘t't-vttttl the “H“
bill: Mia-“re. Mt'liinlvr. Iltlrhtwo, Kayne.
Dingle); Mull». _\lt'.\lill.ttt lttttl Flow of.
7
III» .lml-lmtlrry "III Plan“.
\t’aortmrmx. Supt. t7.-'l'ho hill pro-
hibiting tho transmi-minn of lottery ticket-
tbrottgh tha- trtailswna profit»!!! by the narrate
without n dissenting; vote. It now goes to
thfilll’flilllk‘ll'. and will in all probability
becornen low [More thr wwk etude. The
lottery company oxen!» note threaten to
prevent the return of every Republican
actuator and mngremnmu who voted for
the bill.
It is new-enrol that on Sunday night”
agent called upon a certain Un lied State.
unntnr retire-emit": u slutt- which in clone
politically and ullwrt'll ltltttkfidlltl mil!
he would have the lottery bill tilde tracked.
Lott night another agent vleitrel another
United Item oetutlor and sold that the
another senator to betray an obligation he . ‘i
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