, . I ., . y ‘ V. , " g .m . r ‘ oomph»; not...” a ' Am “4* « .uv
., , r... 0 6"“ l l . ‘ . - ' . ‘. . um,“ by no to. "’ " u ‘ W 7 Wmmmviifl-
> * o‘ . ‘ ‘ .fi lelampfi‘ am. m M
, Ballistics; Asparagus
”bu—hymn.
,r
Fall Million Display.
it are I who shupfcywkiichan
uhmuaeahlih , .
Best and. Lowest Price
ea'lloame. Ihve the adaaive agency for the
cehhuted
“ PROGRESS RANGE,”
,1 efrséciioemceamrt AdoMi
by the Senate.
PADMCK.’ PLUMB. PBTTIGBBW.
hat Trio of Republicans Senators Voted
’ Against the (lo-feral“ Report on the
'l'tl’ll ”III—villa). MoKi-lwy'a lion-Ill.
flow Lucian Little of Being I Lafi-
an Day's Evidence in Three
Mirror, Pa, Oct. Lin—Iran Gleaner, day
operator-at lahiyhton, has been arrested
on the charge of having caused by Ida
nexlinenee the wreckontheJersey Central
railroad Monday night, by which three
men lost their lives. A coal train coming
down broke in two and was disabled, and
in the investigation that led to Glosser’s
arrestlt was ahown that he had received
orders from the head oflloe to hold all
trains at Inhighton after No. 12 passenger
train went up until No. (learns down the
Political Scandals
irosrnasrrn William; VERSIONS.
Illa Teatfrmmy Concerning the MM
Charged Against lliII—-l| Reporter at
the ltraum lnvcatllyatlonw'l‘he Evidence
of Mr». Andrews In the “with Cm.
Mayor Grant, of New York. has appoint-
ed George W. Cannon, president of the
Chase National bank. an aqueduct coni-
Inlasioaer to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Commissioner Walter Howe.
The large summer hotel known In the
Agawnm, Lake George, N. Y., was burned.
tantrum; insurance, kill).
The president baa approved the river and
harbor bill; the joint resolution anthoriac
fig the secretary of the navy to purchase
nickel ore for one in the manufacture of
l . . Egghhflmmfiguuwnjlfiffl WAtuiscros, Oct. l.—'l‘ne unatecon- $2;f£°:.m ”81:25:: 3:, tmuzrddatnhe Wasmworo-r Oct i-thn the coin- nickel atecleitmbzrz‘prendiplzbt‘p: limit pf
. . ta tiara u at ~ - . .' " ii ...;
‘ TWIN 0min. Imported TER. carefully scouring the New York market and look- manta—rem. wmmwhwq dud“! dew” mm“ tariff 1"" ”“1 “med forgot to write them in the order book, mm“ I'Wcrtllufltlnz the ”have” “will!“ co“ '0' Dub} 0 l "K“ 0 ”'N
Sardines.
; , ‘ “BLUFF
' ‘lllllllll Sillllllll USE
plat for cleaning doom. for cleaning
mull...” ”£2?“ ““ "l‘ll‘l‘
- ‘ . or copper. t I e
tillage!!!“ form anorepnmoae. To in-
, will,n re un'.prclcntoncpacka e
”I to enst’o-tnerqpnrehssing goods to I to
~ ”of I rycenta oracle.
VH.R.HALE
‘ DRUG‘rG IST.
ill ill iii
#01:...
AF
sivc .
goods.
and novel.
shades for fall is complete.
ing after the latest novelties from Paris and Berlin, we
have the finest selection of Millincry goods that could be pur-
chased and now on exhibition in our store. at prices for below
those of any other store. lwish to call the attention of all
customers and friends to the fact that l have secured the ser-
vices of a leading New York Millincr, with a number of years'
experience at James G. Johnson’s Fl‘t‘llCll Millim-ry “01130,
which is of itself a guarantee that our styles are most exclu-
We have a full line of Children's as well as
Ladics’ Hats, also llcadwcar for the smallest of children Com
bination of Felt and Beaver a specialty; also Birds, Plumes,
Tips and Ornaments Our assortment of V clvcts in all the
It is hardly necessary to mention
anything in reference to our Ribbon Department, as it is well
lrnown that we carry the largest stock of all kinds and shades,
and we are in the Swim this fall as usual.
Call and convince yourself.
No trouble.- to show
H. KRIEGER,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Korwalk. Conn.
llllllllllllflllfllll
We are not going to pretend to offer you gold dollars for
10 cents, neither do we hold out the allnr‘ing bait. of an ole
gant gold watch and $10 thrown in for $10; but this we do
say, that we will give you better value for your money than
has ever been oflercd in South Norwalk before.
ing you an equal value in goods for your mo ‘cy. we thrown in
Besides giv
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the wor.d,aadvvillroluad your money in case
of any complaint in; made here you can
alwayagetnpairalnan 'alhac.
THE
PRfllBESS lllllllll.
WM. PODMORE,
65 NORTII IAIN STREET.
scorn nonwsinurosu. ‘
OLD STAND
36 Main StrcctyNorwaIk.
Paula's Furniture, line
Is the place to quote prices
ANTIQUE (MK CHAMBER SUITS. gluten. :3.
alli am
Old leL‘c'l s :0 and 925. All other goods in p-onortion
Willow, Cane and Spliht Chairs at Cost
CALL AVD 588
TOILET SKT‘, HANQING l.A\ll", PAPER
"AO'S, B "D l’riliflb'. BtMBUU NOVEL—
Tllb, UlL PAINTINGS, 31‘)., KIT.
0" Cloth and liatting Very Low
trail lliitlnei.
E. Dell.” 8: ill.
infirm." mf'. B. lllKlTN.
to the conference rcport-fl8 to ‘27—“)ch
Ropubllcann, Meaning. Plumb, Paddock and
Pettigrcw, voting in the negative. 'i‘hascn-
ate passed house bill, with verbal amend-
meats, to promote the administration of
justice in the army. The conference report
on the signal service bill was agreed to
and the house hill to enable the postmaster
general to test tho f rec delivery system in
amnlltowns was pfllitlfll. 'l'he tarlfl bill
needs only the signatures of the presiding
ofilccrs of both bounce and of the president
of the i'uiied States to becomes law. The
VOII' on the report was as follows:
The You: in Detail. .
Your Morning. Aldrich. Allen, Allison. Bhlr,
Cameron. ('oaey, ('handlcr. Pullout, Dawson,
Dixon, ll‘ulmunili, l‘lrurtn. Frye. Hale. Hawiey,
Hoar inznils. Join-n iva ). McMillan, Blender
son, Mitchell, Moody. Pierre, Plan, Power, ,Snnd-
era, Sawyer, Sherman, Spanner, Stewart, Stock-
brirlge, Wilson (la l, Wolcoit—M
Sayn— Muscat». Barbour. Bate. Blackhum. Biod-
gett, Both-r. (furliale, ('orkrall. Coke. Colqultt,
Daniel, finrumn. Gray, Hampton, Harris, Hearst.
Kenna. Morgan. Paddock. Paxton, Peftlgrew,
Plum. i'ugb, Ransom, Reagan. Voorbcoa, Walt.-
lllll. Wilson Old y—L'r'.
The following pairs were announced:
Teller and Berry, Dolph and Brown, Far-
well and Payne, Quay and Faulkner, Mor-
rill and Vance, Davis and Gibson, liiscoclt
and Jones (Ark. I. Higgins and Mcl'hcrson,
Squire and Gauge, 'l'urpic and Washbum,
Vest lHl‘tl Stanford. In addition to the
above pairs, Mr. Call and Mr. hustle were
paired with Mr. l’cttigrew and Mr. Paul.
dock, who voted in the nega ’ve.
Mr. Carlisle'a Speech.
When the report came up Mr. Carliale
addressed the senate. it was not his pur-
pose to attempt to state the effect of the
measure on the public revenue because it
would be impossible to do so with any do
gree of accuracy. But he could state ap-
proximately what its effect on taxation
would be. lie asserted that the bill took
from the free list and made dutinble more
than it took from the dufinbk- liar. and
made free. While it would not increase
the revenues, it would increase the taxation
failed to inform the‘ night operator, who
had shortly afterward come on 1’ fly, leaped
on No. 1? train and went to his home at
Munch Chunk.
The coal train followed No. 12 passenger
train and met No. 9 train on the curve.
Both engines came together with terrific
force, and in endeavoring to escape from
the wreck by jumping, Joseph Dunlap,
fireman of the passenger train, and Elmer
Mitchell, engineer, and Charles Bigelow,
fireman of thevoal train, were crushed
under their engines and killed,
Engineer Taylor Redford, of the passen-
ger train, also went down with his engine,
but was taken out of the wreck severely
injured. Mitchell and Bigelow lived at
Phillipsburg, and their remains were
taken home this morning. Bigelow was
married about a year ago. Mitchell was
the only support of two invalid sisters and
Dunlap was married and lived
ills brother and the
brother of Engineer Bcdford were killed in
awreck some time ago on the name road
abrother.
at Munch Chunk.
at Hockport.
High Priced Horses Sold.
NEW Yonu, Oct. l.—At the second and
last day’s sale of the trolling stock of John
ll. Shults, at Pnfitville, L. l., the average
was high. the first eleven horses bringing
823,275, or 1,32,:le each. Stanford, a bay
stallion 5 years old, by Piedmont, out of
Irene, was sold for 33,5“) to if. l'. Pierce,
.l. S. Ferguson, of
New York city, paid 8,3!) for Not Pin, 3
years old, by Nutwood, out of lilacsg‘na.
Beadee, by Gen. Benton, out of Daisy D.,
fooled in ism, was knocked down in ii.
Danton, of New York, for $1,025. Vemette,
Dyears old, bay mare, with a record of
225%, by Manchester, out of Ella Madden,
brought arm, ll. Evans, of New York
l-Zssaquena,
fouled in ltN. by Pancoasn, out of l ythan
Lana,was bought by William E. 'ooper,
of Northampton, 31353., for $2,830. The
brood mare Madeline, fooled in info, by
Rysdyk's llambletoniau, out. of Nancy
Whitman, brought $3,700, William Simp
of Stnnatead, P. Q.
city, being the purchaser.
Postmaster Wheat, of the boogie, convened
S. S. Disinh, the present contractor for
carrying the house postoflicc mailmtold
the counnittnc that ho had nndcmtood part
of the contract money waaa perquisites of
the postmaster. That was the common
understanding: about the Capitol, [In con:
tractul to carry the mail:- for Hm) a year.
and had never «iron the postmodern cont
Tlu- I'munnater ’l'eatltlna.
Pontmmfer Wheat then took the stand.
In reference to statements made by (fat
lett, thota man named l‘cistrvr had been
put in his plum, but that be (Cullen) be
lieved that Frigate-r had never done work in
the postofllcro, the postmaater said that
Fewer had been sworn in and had been
working in the postofllce.
The witness denied that ho had ever re-
eeiveda cent directly or indirectlyfrom
any cmployc. ln explanation of the num-
ber of changes that had taken place in the
postoflice, he mid that a number of men
had been put, in positions temporarily
until persona appointed by members of
congress could arrive in “'amhingtou to
take their plonw. So many blunders
calmed by the incarmrieucc of the new men
had occurred in fire posloilice during the
first few months after he become post-
master and complaint-i from members had
been so frequent that he became very much
annoyed and had lectured his men. An-
other cause for the alleged severity could
excruciating pain he experienced from the
amputation of his arm.
The Bradley Affair.
the roll». when he had no work he had «liar
charm-d him. in regard to the statement
made i); llrmilry that the within-as had
threatened to lmvu Mr. Caswcll's indorso
men: of Braille-ya application for a gov
crnrm-ui’. posit iou withdrawn if Bradley per-
sisted in lire-ping the money drawn by Brad-
ley for services .alter Wheat bad per-
probably be traced, the witness nflltl, to the ,
amending an act of congreae relative tollre
limit of site of post oflice and federal build-
ing at .‘lrooklyn, and the bill providing for
a statue to Gen. Lafayette.
The census bureau has announced the
populations of the following cities and
towns in New York: Binghampton, 35,031;
increase, 17,776; percent... 1%.“. Corning,
8,553; increase. 3,751; per cent, 78.1]. El-
mira, 28,070; increase, 7,929; per cent,
36.65. Hornellnvllle, "1,918; inc-ease,2,7l8;
per cent, 33.50.
Frederick Billings, ex-prcsident of the
Northern Pacific railroad, died Sept. ill at
Woodstock, Vt.
Secretary Janice (l. Blaine in reported to
have refused to like any official action
toward a recognition of the Jamaica ‘expo
sition.
Murderer ilirciiall broke down and we}
profusely upon being told that his wife
fainted when she learned of his conviction.
Gen. Jubal A. Early was buried under a
falling wall at Lyncliburg, Va, and badly
but not dangerous” hurt.
llion, N. Y.. was swept by fire Sept. ill.
The loan was 345.com .
Alexander Campbell, of St. .iugmtine,
Fla, shot an‘ killed Miss Mamie Joseph,
a prominent eociety lady, bet-nun she had
refused his offer of marriage.
John Q. Sic-hols, of Lowell, Mm,
fatally shot .‘vlra. lda Cunningham and
himself. A dispute over property caused
the shooting.
Arthur I]. Williams was killed and his
wife fatally injured at Camden, N. J.
They were struck byn Camden and At.
lantic railroad train. Seven persons have
been killed on the some crossing within
When he had been told that it was not .
right to keep the young man Bradley on:
five years.
The Vice President's aloft.
i ALBANY. Oct. l.—~A reminiscence of tho
‘ election of United States senator by the
legislature in 18!!! came up in the shape
, of a motion in a suit in the special term,
i before Justice .‘layham yesterday. The
‘ action is entitled Levi P. Morton, as ex-
1 ». .
tecntor, versus btephen '1'. Hopkins and
'1 another, and was for the recovery of $3.077,
l
r
son, of New York, being the buyer. Peter
Lang, of Buffalo, paid “.550 for Linda,“
years old, by Electionccr, out of Lizzie
Collins. William Simpson, of Sew York
city, paid no» for Susie D, 8 years old,
of the people by increasing -the prices of
articles of similar domestic production.
The average rate of duty under this bill
would be t!) percent. instead of 45% per
cent. under existing law. Deducting sugar
one coupon, “so as to make the scales balance in your favor,"
with every dollar purchase. Fifty of those coupons you will
find just as gond as money when presented at North‘s studio,
formed, .\lr, Wheat said that in: had come ‘ “”38“! to have been money advanced on “
into ",6 room when: the two boys were note given in the general election of the
talking; over the matter and had told “'51- E year Wraith”? M" ”Omar?“ “F, m“
tor to give him the money and withdraw ‘, time a “ill“hd‘m’ for the l “"91 But“
Mr. i'nsvvell'sinvior—semeutinnrilortosettle ; acnatorsbip from ”"5 5‘3“" h" ‘5 under-
5l Washington Street, South Norwaili
27 Main Street Norwalk.
AND AT
Lowest Prices !
.‘fhcfllest Goods for
the Least Money
a
_. AT—
. S. llflWN’S
300T & SHOE STORE,
{ a. nun STREET.
3 W. ls- l Shore are
Mmfia. cumin"
SHOE OII':I?I‘.MII.
Calf lad lml Waterproof fir-in.
m and Infill auditin- of this alum
”(mama than I thr "Inna undone-
ttvnaaads at r Iron".
med. an chant and
which rmvmnda naelf.
It nae rnlf Minn
e-II.
[Vi and durability.
‘III 0 I II the standard dream
a
I on inner-tally avlaptcd
new. armors. rte.
h Centre-v. Button and in.
"can...
”Sommm
Va
7 5‘.»
37lc
No. 80 Washington street, for one dozen of his elegant ('abinet
Portraits.
FOR. THIS WEEK.
DRESS GOODS.
per yard.
HOSI
An elegant line of all wool Serges, Cashmeres and Brillian-
tines in all the latest shades and effects.
goods which retail for 62.50 per yard; we mark the lot at 490
per yard.
For a cheap and serviceable house , dress. we have got a
beauty; full 36 inches, every shade, close twill f::lf-lllllt‘f'e l‘llc
per yard. Just imagine it, full dress for om- dollar!
Don’t tell your friends, but come and 50!. the line of All
Wool Dress Flanncls, full 38 inches wide, we u'o olloring at
dRY. HOS
Gents' Fancy Stripe Hall llose, full regular made, double
soles, the kind that usually retails for 20c per pair, this week
we mark the price 12lc per pair.
price, but call and examine.
Keep the children warm.
which we sell from 100 up to BBC, according to sizo.
We have another line beginning at 15c and so on up. Wo
guarantee price and quality on both lines '
In Kid Gloves, we have all prices, qualities and styles. We
would, however, just call your attention to out: lino at 59c.
They are the best thing for the money no have over ollercd,
they are a better glove in fact than those usually rcteilcd at
750 and 80c per pair.
Call and cxamins and see if every one of the abo . o facts
are not as they are represented to be.
THE BllSTllll Sllllli
Among this lot are
JRY.
Don't judge them by the
We have a splendid child's vest
83 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
2a"-
cnt’e $5 boot.
'l'lll Bill lnils fig Ill Least lllllllll
BOOTSANDSHOES
AT THE I’I'OIB 0"
C. H. Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to lill'llilill everything from a
child’s 10mm. shoe to a
allies in gente', ladiee’ an children‘s shone A ladica' fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, fonnerly $3. Misses’ Good School Shoe,
Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Pleasb call
A number of speci-
examiae these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
O. H. HARVEY,
f,»
7O Hearth Masha it... South florwsalh.
lira-Class Balers, Corinthian
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
C DKKLYN do
w. P. DIILYN.
ll-‘ YUU
JOB
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PRINTING!
That will please you
In Pm and Willlllllllll.
CALL AT
fill “none sauna
pica-taunted
and molasses from the calculation, the
rate under existing law would be found
to be 41 per cent, and the average on the
mime articles under the conference bill till
per cent.~nn lnL‘rtarifll rate of 50 per cent.
The increase would hit SIOJXIJAIJO in the
iron and steel schedule, «comma in the
woolen schedule, tampon in the cotton
schedule, Minnow in the flux and hemp
schedule, $515,000 on the tin plate sched-
ule and 81,3510!” on tin in pigs or bars.
The result and the purpose of these in-
creases was to increase the price of dome-av
tic products to allow new industries to be
established and to enable old industrien to
realize better profits.
The sugar Bounty.
The producer would get no benefit from
the sugar bounty. He could not receive a
higher price for his product for he could
not control the price, and as the manu-
facturer of but sugar would have to sell
his sugar in competition with cane and
sorghum sugar he could not afford to pay
a (armor one cent more for his beets than
for other substances from which sugar is
made. The ronsumcr would not gor liia
sugar any cheaper for the bounty. ’l‘he
bounty paid sugar would sell in the market
at the sum- prim: as other sugar. The
bounty ~31~tcm slid not apply equally to all
parts of the country, and such a sectional
measure was a violation, be said, of the
terms of every nocinl compact in a free
country.
The Reciprocity t'lanae.
Mr. ('nrlii-le criticised the n-ciprm-ity
clause, which, he said, confided to the judg-
ment or capriw of the president alone the
determination not alone of certain facts
defined in the law. but of the results and
cffccta of thooe facts and circumstances.
The amendment adopted by the senate was
not reciprocity: it WM retaliation. Sugar
had been put on the free list in this bill on
the null! ground that it would benefit the
consumers in the l'nited States. He spoke
of the inconsistency of putting sugar on the
free list because the l'nited States did not
produce much of it and of putting tin plate
on the free list because the Fulton! States
did not produce any (i it. There was no
market in South Aiiicricn, he said, for our
agricultural products. it want a false pre-
tense to say that the proposed "reciprocity
amendment" was for the benefit of the
farmers. lle regarded the whole proposi-
tion as a mere political devise to appease,
as far as pounihlr. an indignant public sen-
liiucm.
Mr. Alllaon tweak»
.‘lenara. Aldricbnnd Allison challenged
some of Mr. (lariisle's atritemcnte, The
latter believed that the bill would reduce
the revenue Humour». He believed that
within five years the United States would
produce aubvitaatlally all the tin plate used
in this country, and consumers would
have it at a lean price than they had paid
for ten years, Speaking of the Hill in gen-
ernl, he said that he thought that name of
the duties in it more too high. The bill
was in many respects an experiment.
Senator Aldvlrh'a Remarks.
)lr. Aldrich closed the debate. The in-
creases in duty made in the bill, be said,
were of four clam.
The first included corrections of errors
and irregularitiru; to this clans belonged
tin plate and cotton ties. Anothrrrlasa
correlated of flvlll‘lcn which it was not. sup-
posed at the time of the passage of the
law of it‘ll! could be manufactured in the
the United States. it included the liner
grade of manufnrmm in the cotton, flax
and lineman-l iron and uteri schedule.
A third class (‘mzairtwl of nrticleson which
heretofore aruall to! Moon» rate-w had been
levied. The (worm chm-i included agri—
cultural roducta. ’i‘he dutiea on wool
had been henna-ii large] at the rteumnd
of the rrumnfativeao Ibr- axviroitural
auction. "hm tubular-m com um ...~mled
all of the inc-motes in the bill. i r In ov-red
that the duty on tin hat» omit: fr outer
that lmlfl-Ifry lmm film in “w i cured
Stair» and furnish thr pfuplv of thin mum
trya eheaperaml it it'll" nrfb to than they
I!" now “Elliott. The t‘oul’rnow bill
would mime: the revenue whom M531.“
below the manual that the serum bill
would minced. The ramp! tuxoriunof
gentle in: mi in lane wandfiifiwrwm.
arnlthnt the amount of importation. he-
II. the with rate under the water»
once hill would
ilr. Car
alumnae-rune.) Mira
by Alcyoue, out of Lady Curr. l'nique, ll—
yearold more. by Electioncer. out of
Barnes' Idol, brought £‘3,(u),.lo,%ph Smith,
of New York, being the buyer.
Various Nominations.
Emir-inn, Oct. i.-I.ewis Sperry, of
South Windsor. was nominated for con-
gress by the Democrats of the First dis-
trict.~
Blh‘nilMlTriS, S. Y., Oct. l.——.l. T. Day-o
was nominated for assembly by the Re-
publican county convention.
Sauna. Manx, Oct. l.—-'l'he Republicans
of the Seventh district reuominntetl Gen.
Cogsvvell for congress.
Summon, S. Y., Oct. i.~"l‘he Demo
cratic congressional convention for the
Twentieth district, held at Schenectady, ’
nominated Alexander B. llaocus. of Sara
toga.
BmAuv, Uri. l.—The Republican cork
greasioonl convention for tbe’l‘hirtywec—
and district nominated cx-r‘uufc Senator
Benjamin ll. Williams to succeed Repre-
Only one ballot was
taken, multiog: Williams, tells: Farquhar,
'l'iicrc i~ considerable ill feeling over
the result. and some talk of running Far—
aentntive Fnrquhar.
40%,.
quhar on an independent ticket,
Clllt‘nuo, Uri. l. »—’l'hc Democratic county
convention nominated Frank Lawler for
sheriff.
Tuned land Verena-rod at Troy.
’l‘ltor, N. l’., Uct. l.—-An employe of one
of the railroads leading into this rity was
tarrcd and feathered on the limmivk road
at about it o'clock by a party of men led by
The
man is charged by those who took him in
hand with having treated his wife cruelly,
compelling her to procure a divorce from
him. In defiance of the mandate of the
court he was nmrried again a few days
since. On his way home with his bride
his carriage was stopped by a dozen masked
men, who dragged him straggling into an
adjoining field and administered a coat of
an indignant and outraged woman.
tar and feat hers.
Washingto- ltltter Arrested.
GALVESTUN. Oct. l.-Yonnfl Washington
llitter, reported as n def-alter in Sew
York on Sept. ‘21. and sea wife deserts-r,
llc baa been
acoufidcntinl clerk to Lapsley Sc Gallup,
brokers in New York. Hitter wax in com-
pany with Mamie Zaun, with whom he
had dccampeil, leaving a wife and three
children. Inspector Byrnea has been no
tilled and wires back to hold Hitter, as he
has a warrant to arrest him for grand
larceny. While lapeley a Gallup decline
to state the extent of the young man's dav
falcation, Ritter states that it does not ex-
was arrested here last night.
cred H.000. _“
Cost-rumor Dull-a Deal.
Pun..\m:trms, Oct.
salary regularly.
The Engineer Wan Killed.
linmrsouan, Ala. Oct. i.~'l‘hmnuh a
misunderstanding of orders a freight train
onthe main line of the lmriiavilk and
Nashville railroad ran into a switch up
pine near Warrior, killing Engineer II. It.
injuring William
Bailey, brakeman, and bruising laaae PI-
Johnaon, seriously
tenor: and B. E. l’artlow.
A finely Harries! Mll’a kiddo.
Barnum, Pa. Oct. L—ilsnry Brown.
supposed to be a traveling «loom for
pair aural-rats at
New York, abet him" dead in his roe-
ln the Hotel Penn. He was married only a
fortnight ago. No canoe b known for his
lard It Taylor, dry
“liable.
Item WIgWa In "Old.
Havana. is. J., Oct. I.«Wawl has has:
I. — Commander
li'rancis fl. Dallas, 1!. S. N.. retired, died
in the Pennsylvania Hospital for the In-
aane, Sept, :1), aged about if“ yearn. (Your
mnnder Dallas wna declared a lunatic in
will. He was then a lieutenant command
er. While in the hospital he was promoted
to the full rank of commander. and the
government has all these years paid his
the main-r. lie ”want nothing, wrong and
had gained nothing by the iranmrtion.
He Thought II Ls Proper I'crquieite.
ln rrgtr'l to the walnut [lint mines:
said that lll.’ llilll l‘n‘fil [ml to belie-v..- by Mr.
Dalton, bin immediate [ifv‘rlfif‘b‘H-u'l' in the
[amicytfitrca that. t'ulbcrtson v' rlilll rasily
pay the Willlt‘nW 1:13.) :1 lll'illl’ll on" of the
contract niouey. lie bad Lll inch? that
there were pvrrpri-itcs conuectel wi' ii the
office, The éliioamontii be half imlfevod
to be a legitimate perquisite. The wi'ucse
had no intercept in the contract with liaish.
The winw-n admitted that he had done a
little mild lobbying, but. had never re-
ceived any ilellt'j for it. The committee
then m-ut inroaeoret wanton to Illfli'ilna the
fl‘ldirm'i‘
The Snatth Case Again.
ALBA‘JY, .\’. ii, 0m. 1. -The Smith case
more up b-eforvihi-murt of slain“ Tues—
day. Mr, n‘nmth lenllilml that he did not
join with any other builder in a first bid
for the worl. ’l‘ne pupier macho clause
was in the aptl’llli’fttlons which witness
saw before ln- pm. in his bid. The specifi-
cation» had m-t’o-r been altered to his
blame-4w. f'llll‘T before or after the bids
had l)I‘L'll upunv-l. llee had newer agreed to
share the profit-i of his work with any one.
In. Andrews Tundra.
Mu. Charles B. Andrew: was called and
gave her first antimony in this case. She
Mllllr‘l tint liri'vlolln to I'm- time she was
snow! by the ossemblycommirm-she had
in tiUllertlpiALmll a trip to Hinton it) Visit
soun- fl'lt‘lltls. During this lifVfliigIlilllll by
the Fiat: committee her brother, Mr Hove,
cami- lu lli'l' llllllsi' owl told hi»:- Mr. Au-
drr-qu wished lwr to go to Boston at once.
She arrived at (int c'.» house about if) a. m.
and did not who oil" her lllillqw until ti
o'clock, :i~. t-lu- . ..,wrie-l her iixhiuind “wry
minute: [0 rapid: i ”if: Lecmity filt’ lti'r im-
mediate lei: .i .4. v: for lhmton. "one took
the tin box « obtaining the money to his
house. Wiirri- if, was ntowed away in the
wardrobe Sin- said the box was locked
and that no uliv' lwl u ltcy to it but herself.
“dust the list: Contained.
“The imx initiatinml he! will, lirl’ securi-
tlen, u lll'ctl and in? 50 in gold. There was
also fully whores of Albany Electric lehl
company finch, ll." omen of Albany gas
and luiill‘llfitfl'Wllh'lt, 'l‘heve was no cur-
rency nor “out. Shore bond» in the box.
ller hmhnrnl did not. know of her where-
abouts» to too or three weeks. She had
naked lion in toll Mr. Andrew» where she
was and in .t .lw. wanted to ace him.
l‘uutrndwta lli- ltrotbor-Irlmw.
C. :4 .\li~‘~:’r: H i‘om contradicted the tal-
tlmoog, at i. -. r: nip-r in law in every par-
ticular. ll Lani never sent. “one to tell
Mrs. Muir-w. that her immediate- depart
are for Button was a necessity, or had he
ever told tint.- lira, Andrews bad a tin box
at foe li'ill'w rotitnmim‘ a large atnmtnt of
money llv' did not know where Mrs. An—
drew» ire-pt the b in nor what it contained.
The use-am lwvutigntlon.
Wasmnoros, ”rt, l.~’l'iw special house
comnntiw "immigrating the charge.
agnimt Communion" of Pensions flaunt
continued Reinvent-motion. hi. (i. heken'
ammo: the blew York Tribcng, was called
and asked if he was nearly to give tlIECGWI'
mince the norms of the permna who for-
nished the information upon which he
based his articles. He replied that he was
not. and atntfll that he had consulted them
and they had refused to have llfeirnamea
made public. lie was then naked to fur-
nlnh to the ctmrmittmrn list of the cam
mentioned in the article. He replied that
he had not run the attorney who had the
list, but fold the committee that moi
tle can” Wow published in the Tribune.
Hr "fun-vi iriuive the WM thelttomey.
The can». referred to, be aaid,wcre con
pieted trim the order establishing the
annpleted film was tuned and were them
yet, He who naked if he could givetho
mariner: the name of any partners who
could testify to the defects of thempleted
Ilea system and the charms of favoritism.
lies-aid that he would call the mercury at
the interior. and Wed that they call
”unemployed in the eleawho
were larva-r carpi-nae of )Ir. lmaad
made-amiss at Ir. la-oa' 'a
stood the money was used insecure the
l nomination and election of assembiymen
l in the counties of Ulster, Green and Dela-
; ware who would be _in favor of the elec.
tion Mr. .iinrmn :14 United States senator.
The defame wt up was that it was an ac-
commodation note, used an it cover. The
maker died and suit was brought against
. his executor and judgment was taken by
l default. The children of the make: hove
i moved to have the default opened on the
i ground of the neglect of the attorney of
the executor, Justice )layhnm denied the
motion,
Seminole-l by the President.
“'Asumrrox. Oct. L—‘l‘hc president has
made the following nominarimie: George
S. Butciicllor, of New York, to be minister
mident and consul general of the United
States to Portugal, vice George ll. boring,
resigned. To be consuls—[lumen W. Met.
calf, of Maine. at Bermuda: Oscar llalroee,
of Minnesota, at Donia, Spain l’ostmaatv
era—Hubert E. Carpenter, lisp! Hampton,
Conn; Charles S. Randall, lion-r13 Point,
N. Y.; W. N. Raynor, Sayvillc, X Y -, W.
P. Phelps, Merchantville. .\', .l.; Thomas
Palmer, l'renchfown, N. .l.; t.'liri~topher
Ehni, Raritan. .V'. .1: Robert H. Wilson,
Tarantula, Pa; Seth Ullllf’, St Clair, P3,;
24'. ll. Hastings. Austin. Pu, Henry An-
drews, Arilmore, Pa; Anna ll. Grincom,
Jenkinton. Pa; .l. B. Haiues,.lr.. Jean-
nette, Pa; lilrimvl .Vchistlcr, East
Strolulsburg, l’.a . William N Hewitt,
Bridgctmi, N. J.
Ann-intuit by “on. "many.
“Khartoum, ()ct. i.~-—i;'rn. thclockG.
Verna-1. . wimmandarin-chief, has just
filled with: of the "lost important offices in
the ilmuil Army of the licpuhiic by the
apinrintuwu' of Judge William fun-liven”
judge advocate- gcneml. Juli-1" UK'hl'cn
is on the llt'ltf:lt a: MlEIllBt/Ipirll‘, Minn, and
in recogniLe-zl on our of tho obl wt jurists in
that More or in any other, no mm standing
higher in the northwest, lie. is m eminent
in character as he is distinguished in abllv
ity. lip i.~ president of ti.» Minnesota
Conmmudcry of the hiyal Urdu". His acr-
vicc in iii» field was with the Fire! Minne—
sota rcginwnr. whom: service» were par-
ticularly distinguished at Gettysburg.
Judge imhn-o in an [fish-American who
has taken my m-tive' interest in the cause
of lfclnntl, and is a Democrat in politics.
A (flu-r (fall for the Workman.
Pirrsni'no. Uri. 1. --While workmen were
making rrpairu in the tower of the Clinton
(“mace on West i'urwu MIN-t the large
air mwircr nplmled with lrrril’l! force.
Tho from of the furnace wan almost wholly
shattered, while the engine room and ma.
chinet'y were completely wrecked. Every
window for nearly i: wanna around was
shattered, and in «several dwelling bonus
the plastering fell from ceilings owing to
the (fulltllosluil. The escape of the work-
men in the tower from lnjnryordeath is
remarkablr. it in through: that the air re-
ceiver haul become filled with natural (as,
and when the current was mowed them
ignited. R .._. m. m
”oven I'lu'mall (fr-shod.
(Inn AM), 1M. 1. .\ lire destroyed the
picture frnim- lactory of Franklin & Hall,
on Canal urn-chat midnight last night.
While the flamm- wcre burning: fiercely an
uplmmn ur'rrirrml burying art'cn firemen
of Engine ('ommuy No. l? under the floor.
ing. Thrir mmr» or»: Richard lloveraon.
Charles lilw my, William ('an'y, Andrew
Selma, llilicolrr flinging, William Kelly,
Daniel Tunney. Nola-in was iirnd when
taken out. and it i- thought all the others
will die. The loan in Htlmatml at MOM“).
Brit Can't]. I. Ii. lawman-nut.
Burnt», Oct. lwlfepoblicau anew.
bly conventions were held in the Erie
county «Murine Tuesday, The Iollmflnl
nominatlnm were made: hm district,
Frank Miracles; Second coma. lands
'Mlold: Third dintrlct, Edward (hilly
Mia at fla-liuarvnor iluyl's WI“.
Wfsasssimc. Pa. mi. in \In. flary
Inveland Hoyt, wife of I ! 'éowmor Henry
Mt, died hm Tumour stimulus of
Whirl”.
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