outlaw Eli .PROMPILY.
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» mud: l
in mmwnqgampmr one mange
moat-«I «Intro,
DRUGG IST.
cit Sicc
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AlND AT
.' west; Prices
‘ :liost flotilla for
the Least Honey
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S. llRllIll’S
3001‘ & SHOE STORE,
k t two's Block
I... MAIN STREET.
ing uni "wrung:
“Mummy" Iii-inc
tumupnnm Tols-
ng good- to the
.RJ-IALE
GRADES
Rimes are
I'J"l"V can
mud on imi- .
I‘m:
” mmmi’.
bailouts
A Dull and [tuned Wnrerpruf (Ir-III.
' yin-mm - ILquauImuI lllll u.»-
. . Miter m ucnrnnu endom-
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sweeten.
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which «Hummi- ttIIrif.
chi A in c
and (inability.
to the standard
u laurel-fly adapted
nm and Lou.
”I'd. : .
1&2 dHOES I133:
“new“. In gleam! find
all em
fl“
”film-m
”may.
I'M-II 3mm
“Jaub & Son,
Inuit ION-II. in II
. Manufacturer.
Jill Plllllll.
NEST I!) SUPPLIED WITH THE 233me
AND LATEST STYLES OI” TYI'II.
PRIZHSEH. .1». AND
Piccclccss,
llcacccss,
Nccmccc,
AND
Accuracy,
IS OUR MOTTO.
\V'I': ARE PREPARED TU lill'I-Z I'LV'I‘IMA'I'I'LSI
UN EVERY KIND OF .lllli I’IIIXTIXH
FROM A POSTER TO A VISITING
CARD. W I": IIAVE I'NII'SIIAI.
FACILITIES FUR DOING TIIE
FOLLOWING WORK:
('nnlrl Blank Iioolul
Illllhmdil Contract-
lgttcrlmnbs Imm-
Noifltolubi Labels
Envelopes Invitation.-
Circuim Reporti-
Show Cards Tug!
Pectin l'ooital Curd:-
Cluiogucs Law lilwku
Price Lists .iournalr
Plummet»: l'rmpectunm
Bylaw! lnonmnrr i'hnrlII
Ticketu ('overurIt-I
Programmes i’roponnlr
naming Onion- Ballolu
"nudblllrr Election Notices
Receipt» l’olicicn
Bond. Stun-memo
Climb Dillgl‘rn
an (new l'hyIIiriIIIIu‘ l-‘orml
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OPP. DEM
SOUTH N ORWALK
THE EVENING HEN'I‘INIIL’S JOB DEPAR'I‘»
Fall Milliccrt Ilictlar.
FTER carefully scouring the New York market and look-
ing after the latest novelties from Paris IIIId Berlin, Wf'
have the finest selection of Millincry good; that could be pur
chased and now on exhibition III our store at priccs far below
those of WW other store. I wish to call the attention of all
customers and friends to the fact that. I have my ured the ser
vices ol II leading New York Milliner, with II number of years
experience at James H Johnson 5 French MillIIII ry l' ousc,
which iii of itscll II guarantee that our styles are most cxclu
5ch and novel. We II we a full line of I hilIlrenII us well as
Lilllics' Hats, also Ilearlwcm‘ for the smallest of childrvn Com
biIIIIliou of Fell and Beaver II specially; also Birds, Plumes,
Tips and Ornaments. Our assortment of VcIVctII in all the
shades for fall is complete. It. is hardly llf!(:(‘>.~:iry to mention
anything in II furl' 'ucc to our Ribbon Dcpurlmcnl, as it is‘wcll
lruowu that we carry the largest stock ot all kinds oilil shades
and we are in the swim this tall as usual. No IrouhlI- to show
goods. Call and convince youIscll
H. KRIEGER,
MulInckI-IIIo llotwl IlloI-k, South
ll'l'llNllllWllllllllS‘lllN’Sllllli
'IUI'WilIlC, flouu.
W e are not going to pretend to olil-r you gohl (II'II'III’n' I‘ir
10 cents. neither do WI: hold out llll.’ alluring bait of :III cle
guut gold watch and $10 thrown in for Sill; but this wo do
say, that we uill Hive you better value for your money llnu
has ever been ollcriod In South Somali: below. Ilesidcs giv
inc,r you an equal value in goods for your mo cy. we thrown in
one coupon, “Sh its to Inuko the scalvs balance in your favor,"
with every dollar purchase. Filly of those coupons you will
find just as cowl :Is InoIII-y when prcsenlctl =It North's studio,
N0. 80 Wmhinpton strccl. lor onc (lozon of his elegant Cabinet
Portraits.
W“
FOR HIS WEEK.
DRESS GOODS.
An elegant line of all wool Sergcs, (‘Itshmcrcs and Brillian-
tiues in lel the latest, shades and cllcr ts Among this lot are
gnods which rot ml for ($250. per yard; we lll‘tTk the lot at ~lllf'
per yard
For It ch 'up and serviceable house lll‘l‘éS, wo- lIIIvc got it
beauty; full Ill; inrhts. every slnnlc. close twill ~:I~hln~.-rc Illic
per yard. Inst iIII wine it full dress for our tIIIllill'i
Don [I tell your lIiI nil»; but coin” and so tho.- linc of All
Wool Dress I'lnuncls. lull 38 inches uidc, We II II ollvring at
i ‘nbs Y. HOSIERY.
Gcnla' FIIIII-y Stripe llull ”use, full regular nnnlc. double
soles, the kind that usually retails for 200 per pair, this week
we mark the [irlf't‘ 12.0 per pair. Don't judge them by tho
price, but cull IIIIII I-x union '
Keep tho. ('Iilllll'l‘ll WIII‘III ‘Vl' have It splI-nrliui child‘s vzrsl
which we H'll from ltlc up to Ililc, according to him.
We ham: another line beginning at lfII: IIIIII H) on up.
guarantee price and quality on both lint-s
In Kid Glow-II. WI- burn, all prices. IpIIIliti-Is and styles. We
would however, yum will your ltllt‘llllllll to one line at 59c.
They are t e lie-It thin" Ior the mom-y Wt' II.IVI~ ever ollercd
they are II better rvlovc III Incl than those IIqIIIIlly retailcd at
750 and 80c pcr pIIir
Call and examine and see if every one of the above facts
are not as thvy are represented to bu.
IIIE BllSIllll SIflllE
83 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. OT.
Tic Bcsl iccls for the Lccsl licccy
BQOTSANDSHOES
AT 'I‘Ill-I STOKE 0?
C. H- Harvey
living the largest stock find It gooll assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to lurmsh eVerythin" from II
childs 10~cent shoe to a ent’ II $5 boot. A number of upcci
allies to gents' Indies’ IIIII (Ichildreu 5 shoes. A Indies’ line Kid
Buttonl Boot at $2, formerly $3. \Iisyen’ Good School Shoe,
on Children’sSchool Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
miiyexilinine these goods, In; it is a pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
II
I" f?
'70 North Mun Eh. South Nor-walla.
The I...” IIIII signed by the
President.
THE FIRST SESSION OVER.
Adjourmucnt of III? Fifty-timt Con-
gress Item-hell.
lmpnnivn 15ch-
Room Winn the Executive's Elsa-tun
Wu Mum-i to the lulu-Icy lull—~11“
Spaci- of “ca l’midcnt Morton in tho
Salute—«Cloning I’n)§ In Bali- ”ranch“
of Conwl’osluuler Wile-t 1’"qu
Ills “animation to Ibo llowllc Wu
Found Guilty Under flu- chsr'cu of III.
Enloc Reunion-m.
WAsIIINoTIIx, Oct. 2.-'I‘IIn president
signed the tariff hill iii exactly 3:21 p. m.
Oct. 1. There wen gathered about him in
the president’s room, Immediately adjoin-
ing the senate lobby, nnumhcr of the wear
hers of both houses of coummnndnll of
the members of bin cabinet, with the ex-
ception of Secretary liII-Ik, who in out of
the city. The prculdent came to the Cupi‘
tol about. 2 o’clock. There was a quantity
of business awaiting bin attention. Con-
gress hurl been very busy in "slant days,
and II dozen enrolled bill» bearing the sig-
n-turea of the speaker rind the vice presi-
dent lay on the torn: table before him as be
out down, and taking up his pen. prepared
to sign them. line after another the mem-
bernof the cabinet were culled Into consul-
tation us to tln- merits of legislation affect
ing their resmcliw departments, which
there wns not much time to examine in de—
fall. They IiiilI informed thcrnuelvm of the
chnructer of them: measures lit the time
they pruned one house or the other, how-
ever, and they wen: prepared to approve or
disapprove thorn without more than a our
wry rxurninnlion of their titles.
All lmpr-ulve sci-no.
At a small table behind the president Ian
Executive (‘lcrk l’rudeu, preparing the
message: announcing tho president‘s up
provnl of the different memftres before
him to be sent to either liouae of congress.
At the [Imidcnt'n right hand stood Private
Secretary Hnlfoni. buying before him the
different bills and blotting each signature
on the president pushed them aside. Mom
bers of the house and senate came and
went. looking after me: mores in which
they had personal intel‘csl and the bills on
the prcwldenl' II table were taken up rather
in order of preferrncc than in order of
precedence. 'I'he bulky tariff bill lay at
the right of the pI'INItleflt. An bewincliulvd
the sigrmturc of II bill relating to lands in
Florida, I’rmltc Secretory Hulfonl lifted
the mass of parchment and laid It before
him,
Ila Sign» the Tull Bill.
The little assemblage- gathered close
about the table In the president pushed
buck thi- roll of rho preceding pages so In
to giw his arm frm- wring to affix his «ig-
Immw in In» space left; meant In the lower
left hand corner of the but. page
At the prI-fiirient'x right stood the necro-
lary of stair. III front of him Maj. McKin-
ley, thI- I-lIIIIrInIIn of the wnys and means
comrnilrw. ’l‘lIIe IIIeIIIbI-r of the finance
committee who had charge of the turilf
bill in the smote, Mr. Aldrich, stood just
behind Mr Illmnr. 5mm- onr' Rflkl’d the
president If he tell at all nervous. He
smiled nod rcpllml that he did not,bnt
wanted an opportunity to make hi» ap-
proval mo forcible as rmmiblr. "Has be
read [hr toll through!" whispered Another
voice in the crowd, and Representative
Mutton tlllscmkcul .\lr McKinley if hedid
nut fro-l IH‘I'VDH! now ”III. the last stage in
the enactment of the writ! luv had been
renehml. 'l'lIuII then- Ivnsnbrief silence,
and the president, taking II fruh supply of
ink on the stub pen with which he had been
nlhxinghis sum-tun». to other InI-nsum,
wrote. “Approved 1M, I, it“), lirujnmin
Harrison," at the bottom of tin.- but.
"No. IA! Ii Dry," ‘inlrl )Ir. Iiinino.
Private Secretary IInlfonl stood randy
with the blotter, but. Secretary Illniue
«right his arm and mid, "No. let it dry.”
80 the bill wan lifted mode nnIi the heavy
miniature of the president remained on it
Intact. Maj. McKinley bowed to the pmi-
dent and left the room. The pen with
which the .«igunture was affixed to the bill
became the property of Representative
Iii-hon Illl~. I. who said he wanted it for his
little girl to preserve a: II sourenir of the
thrill low of [fill].
Nomination: Which Filled.
The only prank-mini nominations which
failed for inc-L. of nl‘lifln by iii-Inclina- unru-
li'f twain" The will“ of them is the num-
ination of Wilton" Mormglmn, of Ohio. to
be consul III itmnlllon, lint. (if the other:
one in tin» llulliilllllluli of no army chaplain
and um otlIvI-x are yumlrrImIterII' Hominy
lions.
The I»! Day In tin. ”can".
‘VAHIIIVI‘II'HV', “II. ‘J. «In the nan-l4:
Maura. Shorumu mul llurrm werc appoint
ed II roIIInIiltI-I- to two ll like committee
from tho home and inform tho pmidcni
that unlm he had any further cotnmnni-
union to make Iiu- two mum on now
rrmly to Inljmim. Mr. lllnlr nuuio nvnin
attempt to have- the homu- bill [M
which provide» for thc rrlnntntemcnt of
flrrrrmv for labor performed under the
eight hour law. Mr. Edmund: append
the bill, and upon his motion the unlit
went into cxI-rntiw mien. when It crin-
llrmml A large numb" of appointments.
“Wu-II the doors were named the vice
pmidrnt laid lcforr iluI non-to thm “to
rummage.» from the prcniIIqu—two of them
on bills rcfcuinu to the court of clnimn of
(III-rim I’, I'll-mum" and of the Portland
company, of Portland. Man. and the third
on the bill in pmhlbil iroollmnktng and
pool smiling in the liiulrlrt of Columbia for
the purpose of umnbliug. The president's
objrcliontothe huh-r bill in lit-t it down
not prohibit banking and pool nailing, but
onslwI-orllrnry permit-I it in the can of
the Wmltlnuwn Jvmkry club and other
club- owIIiuI: rm: "will. If the: form of
gambling mm to be prohibited, ”the proof.
dent thinks" Inhouhi be, the prohibition
timid apply to all pcmnn and all plan.
”31nd by It.- vie. TWO.
M231? the min bill was received from
mum.» llmmub tln rink. Mr. hicl’hn»
ton. and the vice pmldml immediately
fixed his similar: toil. Mr. Aldrich to
from the finale. committee the
resolution of tho hom- for in. nun-II
minimum-lino die. “so u to nah
“curriculum-Int! p... It was
“in. And“ It. “unawa-
aitvnut by in. all!“ of m
ry Noble minnow“ lmr
hm unfit-viii“ bikini mm '. '
ll III. I’ve-aided"?
my'Wln
m British lactituie Meets in
New York.
it!” pro-taunt wlihod to ban ax-
‘tforo be aligned it. ll: Blah.
down in his old nut in the mud row
out)» Republican side of the chunk.
Ind engaged in u long continuation with
Senator lanolin and Senator Blackburn.
Thanh to "ll Vic. Pro-Ideal.
A“!!! Mr. Harris arose (Mr. Dolph he
Inc In the chair) and offered a resol-
tion hollering the thanks of the sonata to
the vice preaident for the ammo, imp-r-
flul Ind courteous manner in which he
III. milled over in deliberations. Unlu—
lmotucnnacnt wu obtained and the reno-
Intlon was agreed to.
Then all mivlty was ugniu “upended
sud tha senators not about in pairs and
groups talking to each other. At just 6
o'clock Vice President Morton arose, and
tapping lightly with lllt' gavel. said;
tom-Boston: making the wwumament
tint. tll lone tantalum III ii'norly to return to
their honor ldainq locum-b my grueful up
mciulun of the molulim) of approval and con
Matteo withvlnlch you Inn-e honomd Inc. M
lumlug us I did tho reuponnihiliues of the choir
without previous experience no a plantain; om-
oer, It in not ilmlt'iq'fll’y for me to say that if I
have discharged [Ila delicate and tumor-union-
tlen of the pouilion In a satisfactory manner it in
duelotiw imlulgent commutation and cordial
m-opcntion from every senior on this floor. I
indulkelntbeeamml how that I may be per-
milk-d, upon the renumnblmg of coupon, to see
every monitor of this body III his ml. with re—
ncwcd health sud strength After a man of rest
from thr arduous inborn of this. the longest. cow
tlnuing session, with one exception, in the his.
fury of tho government.
'I feel that i may. with good v.05, congratu-
late the noun and the country upon the large
numbcrof Import“: measures which have re-
ceivcd tin.- I-IIrI-ful consideration of this body and
become laws it only remains for me to declare,
ulnowdn, that the senate stands adjourned
without day. ~Applnuse.)
IDN. A "RAM 5. ll IIWITT’S ADDRESS
ll. Dante» Morin Attention in the Que-
tin of Strikes. hack-Inn nod Itoyeotu.
Ir. Andrew (Jami-"II Writ-mun to tho
Dhilugulnhwi ”Mogul".
le YUIIII. Oct. 2.»-llnroni.~tn touched
lllouldlen-I will. plain III.IIqunI:tur- nI yester-
dny in Chit-lining hull. and linzlmh nobil-
ityIIIIII American simplicity lmtcruized.
It wmtbc opening Hui-Ill)” of the British
lrounud Steal institute, to which nearly
an delegates have corm- from England,
France, Germany and Ann-rim, I'ivilen~
sincere: of ronoun. English ntmrnmeu of
acknowledged ulnlity, IIIIIl rIIIIIquIlittutem
who hare Ilevotul a lifetime to the murm-
fncture of iron Ilitl’l steel from the crude on.
Hundreds of millionn of dollars in wcnlth
and brains beyond mmpurntion were rep-
resented.
Mr. Cur-regio’u Adan”.
Andrew Curmgic delivered II very warm
341de of Welcome, in the course of which
hemid: “We trust that this mingling of
the nations her.- I'I'prcmznfetl may result in
the cementing of old and in tho making of
many new Iflt‘nalmlilpfil. We rm.- :Iu indury
trial and, therefor-v. :I peaceful republic,
and long to extend tine principles of peace
and good will throughout the world. The
republic is the ally of no nation, but the
friend of all. Wr [I'll-IE your visit will
strengthen lhc bonds of peace and good
will between ch, :IIIIi IerI-IvIIIlly that it will
lead the two Innlnclu-«I of the English Hpeuk»
ing race to [Illlili or InI-ir true rein-
Iions to curb other: til .I Ilrrltwl M We are
by ties of bloml, We lilll’x III-com.» more and
more in lIannIIIIy with t‘lli'll other in no:
tinnnl IIIIIH :IIIII :Ispirrltmm- "
sir .Izllnr» liqup'unln.
As Sir Juiiici II'l'thrI run-II- lo ro‘poml he
was gnu-It'll with loud npplumv After
exprcnuing the rI-urvt of Sir Henry Beo-
semcr for ltl~ innlvllity to be present. Sir
Juror-I filllll‘ "“'I- now out in II. year when
\flli'l’lul IIILV l- l'llllll I.‘ I first in the pro-
,Iluctlon of llulI of all n '!l inllri in the world.
It iIccrw limos: the» int yI-nr she ex-
In the “can.
Warns-troy, Oct. :1. —Thero was no
quorum in the home, and the time was
principally occupied with speechmnklng.
Mr. Allen Mil-rm made a long political lul-
dress. To Any that. the Republican party
had begun with Abraham Lincoln and
ended with Benjamin Harrison was proof,
he said, that the party had gone to seed.
Mr. Allen criticised the speaker for de-1
nouncing the Democrats for their action in
allowing the thrill and elections bills to
go through and then illibustering against
the sealing of n negro member. In the
but emigre-s, he said. the: present. speaker
hadnllowed the Mills laril‘l hill to pass,
but had filibustervd against the report of
the committee on tier'lilinS. He mm in-
terrupted by the weaker who nppointcd' pm in,“ am] I f, ,r }(m hMprmrm n PW‘
Messrs. McKinley, Pork n“ and McMillan eminence we nei‘or m" "mam he re-
” " committee I” “ ‘l' “" ”‘9 president. mnrknhle men who framed the system
Ml Alien ”1'“ continued Ill“ speech and I under which this exparmiou of commerce
called attention to rlII- fact that the lie-l inn new sow-9.1 were WM. hey-om! mm
publicnn """'“l’llliill “00k (“““‘illml no 1 ure in their cure and lilx rulily in the work
referzuce to lb; ape-uh of the Lp- ntleman I 01 education.
from libiolhlr KrIInI-Iiyt making charges ‘The rulers at my nlItive pmd have not
Again-It the I-:.lIIIrInIII of the Republican an been “15¢ or .gihffl’llll‘l. or unselfish.
nlliuflfll committee ‘K lml'iffi Whlflll had Their treatment of III erI In iron trade
“9"" been 'lt‘llle'l- in the III-It cent In rill Illiternl and
)Ir. llnyIu-‘n "also”. grasping The Innnizm ' no I l‘ Iron was
Mr. BuyuedemczlthuIrutlloftlrc charges. mppresncd, natiIc ct. tI rpri .~I u :15 stifled
Not the name of one Republican leader in and tiw price of mrIInIoIiItiw In America
the put twenty live yeah had escaped l wan cnhuucmi In order that l'In.;'I:~h lllILIllI-
cnlumny. he mid. Not a man who hull ‘fnrtnres might III- tit‘vllrrfv'll :Im'l linglinh
done honor to llliw II lrrItry hurl c-tcnpeilthe, l lmn lmnca mit'lz grow m l. \Ve haw.
spleen and the wuoln of the Democratic l grown wiaer slum i'iut linn- \l'I- will see
party. Mr. Allen replied that he had not that In this Iii In norl 1 Iler- i~ room for
made any Muck upon II m-untor or upon lbeironnnrlsru l manuf- mini-mot England,
the chairman of Ile Republican notional the Unite"! Slates :IIIII livrmnny."
committee. ilI- Imrl llll‘rl‘ly' rcferrmlto the A Mum (or am...» .~'. Ham,
remarks ofllwgentlvmunfromlihio. The Sir lumen Kitwou held up .1. III‘ HIIIIIIIXI
gentleman from I’enmyivnuinbmllistened Bummer medal of honor. which is given
hon reiteration of those remnrku without each ye Ir to s. illir‘ pr rmn w-l Ii hm lllfilln"
obyection, but now he became indignant finished him~clf In truslc or in notion IIIIII‘
when a Democrul merely referred to them. i- xpn- “43ml III"! p regret it: It the rec ipienl’,
Pout-mu!" “'hont Raina. ex- ‘1: i}0l’ \lIrIIIn h III-Witt Iv n prov. outed
Mr. ('aswell presented to the home a 1“. from being tin-writ and tormnlly accepting
mr addressed to the speaker by Postings“: the medal. which but hm: voted to him in
Wheat, tendering his resignation. Inter London M tho [tr-Islxlrnl of the American
Mr. Spooncr, from tho (‘Olnmltta' an ac. Institute My, lluum's mlIlreso Wr'L-v then
counts, submitted it “~er on the investi- "‘3‘!- Th" ‘l‘l‘itl‘m "I Iii-ht" “Vite“ Mill
gntiouinlothc conduct of the postmaster. ““9““ ”"'t'm’s ""“‘ l1 “"t'llllml
The report, males [but the chugu in the Hem“ SOY».
Enloe ”solution hare been sliintantiully Mr. [Irwin's Ali-hm
proved, and although the rclnrions between ham-III h» Ilo-nml rim rlIrImnImc the world
the late WNIIDMI?! It: (be house. D‘non. the rrhthmlwrm-I-II l‘Ji'llial and labor- mfnr
and his contractor. Culbertson, give rise to "0m ““"‘m't‘w‘ . T" _ l
suspicion {but some private arrangement ““lpf“l7'“'"“f'j r"""i"""""m ""' ”"“‘” m“
existed between them when” Dalton dur- wth i {IIIlIwI-i I I» III. Ifum of norfdmn at the
. . ,. . close of me Mnl lb- .t.«.e~ [luring tho [Irncesn of
log the burly-ninth rind Ilftlethcongreosu "duh,” MW. : L, ,, “m pm me" mm" mm
‘leTlVCd 90mm“ pmfln from “13 Infill COW manly be Imrw . .I.:II Itxou MIIII'WLIII'II’N violence
tract, no absolute proof of thin has been wIIgI-m-mlly wez-I- I..-I. WI both nirllfil, tothe
obtained. Th0 "(it)“ is accompanied by a great IirtrIIm-nt of more!) It; lzll‘gi' 'l'h - why
resolution declining the office of postmas- "ml- "“‘“ ‘5 " """~ ”“‘“ l'“ ”WI 'Ilh'“ IINW.
ter of the house rmntnuddimtingm “”‘"““"”"l“”““' ““5“: i't‘l'lu' vII-I- ”It I" dell
”Distal". pontumlflvi’ [0 ""0"“ the duties nlzely nude" lip-m lo Ill" littlll" IIIIIl «in: .‘t‘\ of the
. . contending pawn-«I, lil'lili.llll1" I‘IInrvn. Ion shall
ofthe Office until a minimum shall hove WW. I“ rm, ,h ,1“, “amp,” ”mu u, m,
DEC“ ““1"“ and “In“ have‘l'““fled- M" ('olnliuluzlh Th1 potion-I Lunch I limlre toru-
"nyes (IL) Illbmlllfll ll minority report. fori'a by tllmtnrxumvnlw illr‘
dimgmlug with the report of the major i-‘Imr ’rlw In.- outrun.“
ity in its reference. to Mr. Ihlton. 'l‘he WW1”! "“’“W “VII“: ""‘
When: resolution WIS IlIun Ilgrued to. ““1”?“ ‘gl‘tw'hf‘ y“ 'r ""‘ ‘"
’I'Ivo ('un‘ru-I-mon Recipe. :2;;!:ch"“3:31;;WUI
'l'hc sprain-r ln'IIl lwloI-ethe house It latter "Ilium“
from lfeprI-sI-IIIIIIII‘II l-j ll. Conger, stating sIII-IIIIII 'rzx II. ii II nu III-I
that he had forwarded to the governor of "N l’nm‘ll' ' *- "I : '-
lowu hinmignmion. 'l‘bespeuker further “I “"”'“, “ """" "”’ ""‘l""“‘“"”"'b""
fluted that be lIIIII I'PI'I-li'ed . subunntinlly m? Mar?” ‘1_ H n i m p l” m“ humony
similar coInIIIIInit-utlon from Represent.» “1:": W, {in 1 I: ‘ In?! Ul":;:'i'|ls‘l:fi°:(1:5;
live be flown, of California. On motion 0",... I.,;, . m. . I..I . prmluwvrn. ‘
0’ M?- MMTUW U'lll.) "“”‘!" ‘50"ch Foutrn l. .I i-l"l.IviI|Vl"liIir govt-rumour Into
resolution In»: agreed to mounting the melt-union .. IIIII nil; IIIIIVI Iu-mI-Irnunmm-
president to outrr Into negotiation.» with
the government» of tin-III Britain and Tilt mwfllnh- II~IIIIIIIIIIIIIaly elected Sir
Mexico Willi il View to m-urmg trade I'rwivrivlt loci, Ilt‘ 'II'IIIIlwiclI, pnwirlenf for
stipulation» forlhI- prevention of the entry the running two )l'lir".
Cnrunln and Mulcolnto the ("tilted State.» MR. HAYES’ ammo”.
Speaker Heal then nnnouncod adjourn-
ment lino IliI-
lrlnn'
w-IrlIl lul I’m-01f)
II'"*‘ilr Irmrtnry in
. of Iilllllkiil'l.
IL’H’I‘ III-I lined
:lli'l'lt’lIIN of II lwneflo‘cut
«null
:Iry III Invoke. any
‘I‘II’H III III’ [I inshllzlll‘illfl
lirllllllri“; wil‘pvdlllnl
of Chino» laborer» from the Dominion of ~ . » V
II- In III-ported an Met-rely (.‘rluclllnl
Hu- ‘IrKinIvy “I".
Ntw Yong. Uri. "A. -i2x-I’re~idcut Hayes
in no iIItlvrrII-w HII Ill . McKIIIlIAy tariff bill
yentrrduy, maid: “i cannot find Word.» to
expo-annoy nip-vi at the W of the
menus". II I.» fliinulls to our boat inter-
nta, and it will «In an infinite amount oi
harm."
"What do you think of tho letter: writ.-
tcrl nunimt It by Mr. Blaine?"
”I M'Ciiflll every word .‘Ir. Blaine wrote
in the matter. I cannot Ilmlemud bow
public men can lw m blind to tho inherent»
ofliiomonlry IIt IIITIL‘ m to page such a
bill. It in the mob nimble blow that bar
been Iotrunl; M the Republican puny dnrr
innit» distance. I can only ray that I
hop- web I policy will die out m; but i
cannot nhut my eyes to the evil that will
be done beforumch protection or this linIlII
a grave." ._.
1m. Will (flail- lhu I’OII'OIL
l'l‘f. IAilIIB Oct. I 0-» Aug, 16 Ill-II Ii'nl
ward Ilarilnn the minnow, pitted n for
felt of ”In In The \I-w Y or): Clipper other
for n mulling match with Jlumb (tourism,
to ink. pin: I: orif‘n-rrlfonr lake. thud-III
covered the forfeit anIi loft the clinici- of II
data betwrcn Sept. 33 and lirpt. I). rm, to
Haul-II. The latter not appearing or oven
giving him my rum for bill chum,
(Ind-m will new claim the forfeit
r
Alumna-d suicide with on An.
Wm. Tenn, Oct. 2—45an. W. I).
Bayou, pmitlmt of the Hriqtnl, unmmn
to! and limb Carolina milrmvi, clumps»
all middle in this city. if. "in! on u and
lnllrtd miwmnda but will wobbly
m. In hutch hm to have been
lb .3 at “I“;
(irornior ("my 'ihimd.
EAST”), I'm. Oct 2- “The reported «nut
of Operator (Slower, who is charged with
being mrmnuibie for the di-uurontbo
Janey ('rnlnl road on Monday night
ebon- lirbiuhton, \vu incorrect. III vit-
lted the nccne ot the wreck Tnuday Ind
wu nbout to be urn-uni, when he div
nppmml and has not since been mu.
He in a boy, and bet ween 16 And 11 yuan.
When told of the wm-k he was attending
the Katie Rooney pt'l’flrrlllflm in the opera
home at Munch (‘ hunk and had “to orders
for the holding of the twins in his pat‘et
Another Arm! at “$le
“murmur”, I". Oct. lw’l'bo "United
Siam marsh-i bu "rested Joseph W.
Gregory for complicity in tile [Io-million
robberies in Wayne IIIIII imam counties.
It. made II confession implicating Ben
titration and Join" Kelly, who won one-t-
ad. Tho officer» found II complete In of
burglar”. tool- cm! on expend" counter
failing mum in liladen‘n homo-t Plym‘
oath.
Donut Pam-o 'm In!»
West Warrior, Conn. Oct. :4 collie»
imI ocmimd briwun two pun-um train.
on the (chiral New Rnuhnd railroad“
Cop-kc. Y. Y ,lutmulna, Mancin-
nnd mural can wen wrecked All Con
doctor if cnntlyo and govern! other "none
were notion-l; inn-t.
“Governor O'Neill ltd-lo.
minimum, Ain..Oc¢.1-Ix-Gm
O'th
addition. lib all. 1”“. km
i ceeIlI-Il lyre; II IlritIIIn III II c pro «Motion of .
IiluIIIHIIfPtlly under- '
. usually heavy.
, during the p. ril' month
/ 1'”! Hm I" 2"”.
omit-WWh-Vulv
mm
Tholfint Notionnlbnnk, of Darby, PI».
capital Ram has been authorized to lit
gin buuineiu.
Charles II. Deacon, a well known jourv
palm, of Philadelphia, and secretary of
the Inmouiif‘ lover club, hon been appointed
press agent for the Philadelphia Ind Road-
ing Railway company, vice-Home Porter,
domed.
’I'be Wilkes ftykar-IIIII bullion Altyon,
owned by Dr. John Wilbur, of I’nlrucr.
Mano..wu burned in a born near lawn
City, In. The horse Wu valued “IBM,
and m lent hm recently for breeding
purpose-I. No lrusnrancu.
Four Mormon olden arrived on the Wyv
0min; Oct. 1 with IN) new mcmitn. Tho
sumo-titles did not allow them tolund and
will invesmg to: Ihmaw
(Vulcan! Governor llill should are fit to
commute the death rmnnlly Charla» McKi-
vninc will ”place his crime, the murder of
firmer Christian W. [AIL-n, of Brooklyn, in
the electric chair. lie was mentcnccd to
alt-nth by Justice Henry A. Moore in the
lit-noklyn court of melons, ”ct. I.
Rev. Dr. George it. l'heever, the noted
divine and author. Iiicel Oct. i at his home
In Englewood. S. .I., aged 53 yearn. He
was for some time editor of The New York
Evaugelint.”
ECCENTRIC SIR THOMAS
n. In Said to 'III'P Kltlnnpmi a Friend
mid liq-Mud “In.
UNIX)» ()tjh ‘. \ ~IIerIrIIItinn'aIlI I-Iccame
before tilt. V: min; inner policcmiul yrnter-
day. The principal pcrson iIIVIrlved was
Sir Thomas George F.rmice Hart. whose
town house Is at V0,!!! Unnlow gindcns.
Sir Thomas was arreareli III the In-Imncc of
a Mr. Gibson, who used to be his intimate
friend. The story told by tiihsorr III that
Sir Thoma-I lured him to the collar of an
empty house in liensimrton. There the
baronct, assisted by friends, overpowered
Gibson and put lnm in handcuffs.
This done, the assailant: examined Gib
son’s pockets and took [mean-Minn of his
keys. With them- sir Tlmmam' proceeded
to St. George's club. in Iinuowr equate.
went to Gibson's-I private box. Ilulwkrsl It
and took out mul destroyed the letters and
photographs which Uihsou haul rcceired
from II Indy. .lerr that he sent a telegra-
from the club. to which hesigned Gibson’-
nume. The lilaulr-I'l’riie, after a brief hear—
ing, remanded air Til-Irma. for a further
examination.
The Public ”chi V'latemcnt.
Wnsrrmmox, Oct. 25,—‘i'he public debt
statement. issued from the treasury depart-
ment. shows a clean-33m: in the debt during
the past month amounting to ӣ32,907.
The interest bearing Ilebt, exclusive of
bonds issued to Pacific rtiilrlmtls, in $138,-
timflio, against immunity on Sept. 1 a
montlznglx ora reduction in the Minded
lutlc-IIIHIUBsa during the mouth amounting
to i-IJ.‘."~‘.I,‘V.'IU: Ivl'Ile- on tin: other hand the
umplm in the tremury, which III month
32!», including hillifiltllai‘y min and national
bank redemption fund. mu summon, is
today SittTl'iglfi-I II Ilw-rnmc Ilrrnng the
month If $47,I'III'..3IL:7. National hank de-
positnrieg today holol filllfill’il ll of govern—
ment funds. or about Elohim um than on
Sept. 1. tioxeirnun-n.’ roariphi from all
sources during rite past. month were on-
uxgrvgutlng Slivjliigm,
against $5l.+lrl.2tb in Septemlicr, M0, (in
the other hand expvnllitllrcfl for Septem-
ber past were 9:23. 7210‘. i 00’», against éltiflitljfll
in Scptembel’, hm More: than pronoun
of this rompamrwv I:xr‘r~«.-I of I'xpcmlitnm
over rhr-wof Sepv
ternbcr In? Er'ttl' In accounted tor by the
unuslmlly hem}- honIl I'PVIPl'llpflitDSi in Sep
. temper pII-Ir. umrly mourn» having been
Mr. 3
' sumeling.
paid Out in interest and premium, against
933156.935 In September, 55:4;
Birth" in" l'nmorml.
Worms-r." K, Hut, Oct i—The write—
mnt over the grmt IilrclIIIll H'MI II incl:
While ewryboIly I-I snarled
an to the juntncss of the vrnlrcr, unlveml
sympathy is felt. for the younzwife, who is
sufierinz srverriy from the strain of the
past Week and the reaulr oi the trial.
Birr'hnll Metrics unmoved by his sentence.
HeIlrev. ;I fancy picture yesterday for I
friend “'h')(.’vlllr?ll to Imk after him. and
signed it ".l Ilcx IllrchI-Jl, tier. I, tum."
lie show no sign amateur-of fear And
evince! no animosity towarrl' than: who
tentitiolnguunr iIIm. Anotherguard has
been nppomtml. no that there will be I
guardiu hi3 cell with him continually.
night and rlny Iii»; (hilly walk in ills jail
yard Inca Itrl‘ll ~toppcil, and he will met
more go down tlw juii atnirwuy until lie
any.» to {by gull-Irv».
Appeal of Dillon anal O’Brien Denied.
Drums; IlI‘I‘ :— Tlir appeal of MEI-l1
Dillon, (I'itrnen .Inll when to the high
court of jiwlm- for .1. wrir to prohibit. the
maul-«trnrw II: Tippui'ut'y frltlil proceeding
with Lln' ~‘ I~pirnw§ ('IL‘O’, on the around of
bl”. INLI Lila-II ”r if.“ l'Il'Ijv-i‘f. Judg-
Ifuluwa t. ~ «I lml no: lo ;.:r um the unit.
No fIIrlln-r ~t« 9 mm lw erhvaI. II. m omitt—
ttnoIi, \l’ll ., I . mix to t l..‘"l,_'l’l[ tow mag»
mI’PHIWIIIi‘P I‘lw'li Iii" hmrio': H to In
continuini l'm' IIII- .‘v’nrznumlnz. Iwzl that
their prom-I prrwmtcnliy nuniw against
being trial by llldfllaiul'att’f whom they
have rI-II-Ioo to hrinew urn bra-mt lily-inst
them, will have much rib-It. upon- public
opinion.
[Allin Ito-«Emu ’lnppvr Want» Dam
BEN-”AIM. ix. Y , II. I :. {Utm- :toperin—
tenllcut \IUI‘III him 1mm 1‘. III with a.
order of Inn 0 III acIvIl :II r II I brought by
Edith MW us 'I Ilrzpor to, i.) H ml Him
The “fluid H m lug-I II: . urn-rent. of ti.
aunt. of lio- complaiunnt in ‘i’ornnto, tint,
on July In bur, on Super-Inrnniwnt ilrmn'u
otlkl, b'; winch blur w.“ detained in the
police building in that. i‘lliy on. the m
nIIwIIIIIIplI-lon of IWIIIM II woman whom
wnnml bar.- for larceny. The pope-m indi-
cate that tho III-tron i~ bumm in New York
city. Mr. Morin KIWI: $1.34!) booth In. bin
nppcnmnce
“a Adam I‘ In". Company'— In It,»
Aunts" I'AIIII, "I“ J On a— The ring
of the Adams “puma by the freight hand-
knand porn” I! hwy City in felt
very 3"me 3t all the mums: m an
S5. limo OHM NW York and It” ”In".
mum-«l, which in oprrutrrl by tilt! I’m!»
nyirnnin Ilnllruml lrllllley, rum who-o
line the Adams poopl "l Haul IMHpfl-M
Winn-II ‘linr-v noon “I ulnostla} rm! a
placed 91pm but two n It "mi fm-
Ncw lurk by the want- I5 M flank,
[4mg “ranch, Aubmy Part and "It can
Ibo".- mum.
. a”... . ”g m.“
".qu Oh. sum-or Win-hp
[annoy Ore awrmmmmmwub
chapel district hau- mivtd a Willi.“
M‘Unk the Ripper that in in“
to hill-anther m Tick-admin.
at tho lam In Milt-twflhihidlh
«hr Mm- men II II.» bu- new
“thumb-edict“ ”In.
tourism-adult” ”you
mn- W
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