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the Miller Mystery.

Q 3111103 GOVERNOR ABllB'fl’.

 

M Will Be Asked to llunt Down the
.. rat listen-lets- Woman—lion Est»
Against the Negro Lingo —- III.
I at Last In an... '

Int, N. J., Oct. its—The excitement
. hantville and vicin continues to
. asday after (is goes by without
gmnch nearer t solution of the
< mystery than on day of the dis-
Iof the murder. This excitement
I fast approaching fever heat, and last
i a proposition was first started tocall
. g of those interested and petition
Werner to lend whatever assistance
folds powrr to the authorities of this
in unraveling the mystery. Many
moatpromluent men inthe borough,
11 as influential farmers living in the
I I ding country, favor such ascheme,
the field seems ripe for the movement
‘ . . made. What the result of this talk
"be remuim III bcaeen. Lawyers Jess
' ' Taylor finally secured admission to
chI Linus After the negro was com—
1 to jail they were retained as his
sel, and since then have been making
noun cilorts to gain access to their
Itin order to get his statement, but
-- refused by the prosecuting attorney.
er Taylor says that be firmly believes
logo’s innocence.
Several Important Clewa.
I or three important clews in con-
- . . with the murder of Mrs. Miller
- just been unearthed, two of which
had to fasten the chain of circum-
"~ evidence still closer around Lingo
» murderer. The first new important
. I in the case in Mrs. Riggs, wife of G.
iggs, whose residence is nearly oppo
hat occupied by the family of the late
.> into Miller, father of the husband of
It ordered woman. She states that on
I 5: fternoon of the murder she saw Lingo
fapoke to him as he went down the
- and entered the brush where the body
I e murdered woman was found. it was
een the hours of 2 and 3 o‘clock, and
w him again the some afternoon, but
. some time afterward.
Another Link In the chain.
I Ierimportant link in the chain of
' .. on is that furnished by Ruth Moore.
.. tothe efleet that she saw Mrs. Miller
down the road toward the bushes and
» the path through them, the short cut
' hich led to her home. This was short—
.. ‘ 20'clock.
e statements of these two persons
"as conclusively that Lingo must have
ed down the road and entered the
I of brush in advance of Mrs. Miller;
hevidently knew that she was going
ethe short cut across the patch to
home, and he proceeded in advance
. Ibably intercepte—Il her.

 

“urged with a Horrible Crime.
l IIEK, N. .l.. ()ct. 2.—-A man arrested
I: mpwted of being (I. A. Benson,
7 I in Leavenworth, Kan, Iva»; fully
filed last night by Deputy Sheriff
k I_, who came from Leavenworth in
I I -. - to a dispatch sent by the chief of
Beneath was caught whiloiuquir-
t the delivery window of the postoflice
package which he was expecting from
‘ worth. llehas been living under
of Felton at 701 Pennsylvania
, no, this city. for about. two month;
one to coming here he lived in Phila—
I. .
2 was paying attention to the 17-year.
I . Inter of a female fortune tellerin
, worth. The mother objected to his
Ifious because he was married. The
.,,, .I and he formed aplottogetrid
- mother. Benson, it is said, shot her
I 7(I the head, killing her, and then,
sawing the body, dumped it into the
' river. The daughter was arrest-
: t Benson, having secured possession
IIIt 84“) of the murdered woman’s
, managed to elude the police.

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Vat-ion» Nominations.

X, M:w., Uct. law—H011. Henry Cabot
-e has been nominated for congress by
‘ Iublicans of the Sixth district. Mr.
was present and accepted the near
In.

I II 'Bsflllt, Blane, Uct. Z—Jion. Charles
g of Worcester, was nominated for
. by the Democrats of the Tenth
~. soviet». Mesa, Oct. 2~John C.
, of l’ittstield, was nominated for
I; by the Democrnta of the Twelfth

AU), 06:! ' .’-—lhe Democraticcounty
ItIuII has made the followtng nom-
Ins: ‘IIr I'tnnll)’ treasurer, John P.
- t, ex-postmwter of Boflalo; coroner,
. Iore llardiebeu; justice of sessions,
ip JuontL-ntl The Republican Eighth
. l district lIIllVellUDn renominated
Allxrt ilnlght I’ur judge of the au-
. cmtrt. ‘ Them mm no opposition.
hummus, N Y., Oct. a—Mott C.
. I, of Clicuango county, was nominatr
. coughs» by the Pruhibitionists of
I Iy sixth district.
. IS. Oct. 2.~’i'he Democrats of the
congr- neiounl district ntxominltod
H. O'Neil by acciamation

W Illll' It Appointments.

, Oct. 1~iitjverm Hill has ap-
.I About F. Jenks, of Brooklyn, as
- advocate general upon his military
lathe place of Gen. Uliflord A. 11.
resigned. Gen. Jeuks is the curb
. .. counselof llnnklyn and judge
-. of the Second brigade, with the
of major. The governor has also ap-
I I Gen. Roger A. Pryor judge of the
of common plea» of Sow York in the
of Judge Larrrmora, who recently
j his reaignation to take enact
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1' “sun. Horace" (less to Prison.

," I 0“. 3~III the court of
, 'a bench Charles Brown, II bank
2 what-well known throughout the
7 . flutes” “Little llurace." wasaen
. to seven years' imprisonment for
. instill from the Ville Marie bank in
. eltyromntly.

‘l‘ba Maa In “our“

, a, 0a.. Oct 2. Int-Ir returns
. thastatesbow that the full Demo-
“ “eminent-ted tItheImuaI heavy
~ . . Botheonstitnurmlamendmenta
' Mblybaen carried. The general
y is three—fourths alliance.

Attorney In Motrin-Ia.

I“, (let. 2 «Friday, OctJt, has

alalaaautumn arbm day by

D J. Hibernia startle-t

Mutation. m III
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League. ‘
..... o 0 I 0 I 0 1 0 iv.
.2 o 0 II o a o It Or"
.ll; PhIIaeaIpanio. tr.
1015:“ng 2: Philadelphia. 2. Batteries:
lorrhsndl'iclds Hosted and mum.
“Bulldo-
Buffalo... .......... oootoocot-t
Boston .......... .,.,Iosto::otx-—It

Base hits.- Buffalo, 7; Boston, 1:. Errors: Baf-
falo, 5: Boston. 2. Batteries: mallard and black,

Kilroy, Daley and liIl‘ell.
At Clevelaod~ ,
Cleveland ........ '.02020201-7
1!.ka .01000101—8
Baseblta. Cleveland, ll; New YorL’fii. Errors:

Cleveland. 4; New Y.ork ‘i. Batteriea: (iruher
and Slilt‘llffv'. lining and Brown. Called on ac-
count of dunno-24s.

National League.

AlClncinuuti—
Cincinnati........1000|oolo—b
Baotou. ..... ..000003000—3

Mhllfi:lllulnnlll10;BO§1011,10 Errors:
CincinnutiJ: lloetooA. Batteries. Mullane and
Harrington. lieueln and Brodie.

The attcnllam e was as follows:
l'layera'. National.

 

Cleveland. . -
Buffalo... ——
l’ittsburg .. -
L'Incinuati.............. . GO

Totals ..................... 1,204 639

American Association.
At Columbus—

Columbus ............ l 0 3 0 0 i ll 6 1-1
Athletic ............. 0 0 fl 0 0 0 0 0 0—

Base bit»: Columbus, 15: Athletic, 8. Errorl:
Columbus. 2, AIbleim, 2. Batteries: Krauss and
Doyle, Sit c kler and Duly.

At Louisville
Baltimore. 3 I) L’ d 0 U 0 0 0 0 0—4
Louisville ,I) 0 o 3 Il I 0 0 l 0 0—5

Base bits: Baltimore, 12; Louisville, 9. Errors:
Baltimore, 8; lmuiwtlle. 3. Batteries: Heliahon
and Robinson, burnt and Weekliecker. Called
on account of dullness.

At 8!. Louis—
St. Louis . 0 0 I) 2
Syracuse... .l 000 2001—8

Bascbits: St. Louis. 13; Syracuse. 1!. Errors,
St. Louis. 4 Syracuse. 0. Batteries: Hart, Slivetts
and Slunyon. Moss and Pitts.

Amateur AriIletIc clmmpmnship game at Sew
immune-trait 0; NcmI-rsoy, 4. Base hits: De
trolt, 4; New JI-rsv-y. 9. Errors: Detroit, .5: New
Jersey, 0. Batteries: (‘udd and Walsh, Currie
and Currie.

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Knights of the Golden Eagle Parade.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2 -— A brilliant street
pageant of Knighrs of the Golden Eagle
took place here Wmlnwlny afternoon in
the presence of thousands of people. The
parade was in commemoration of the lil-
teeuth anniversary-hf the introduction of
this order into Pennsylvania. Maj. Gen.
Maurice E. Stafford, of tin.- Pennsylvania
division of the military branch. K. G. 8.,
was at thehend of the line in command.
Last evening on entertainment was given
at the Academy of .\iII~iI:, at which Grand
Chief Casselberry and Sir Knight ('. Oscar
Beasley delivered Slil‘ll'i'sfifi“ and exhibition
drills were given by the Joan of Arc phat
lanx, II military company of young ladies
and Company 1}, West Philadelphia com-
mandery, No. a

They Favor Reciprocity.

HALIFAX, .\. S. ,Uct. 3‘.——E iftceu hundred
persons attended a meeting neur [locking-
hnm, at which speeches were made by Sir
John Thompson, Sir John A. .‘lucilouald,
C. H. 'l'uppI-r and ’l'. E. Kenny. .\l. P. All
announced thmuselves as favoring reci-
procity with the United States. Sir John
Tbmupson said the present policy of the
government, owing to (mill changes in the
United States, was to subsidize {not steam
ship lines on the Pacific and the Atlantic.
thus giving the Vanadium people 1i|(’lllll€:l
for transporting their produce and manu-
factures in it rapid manner toCbina, Japan
and Australia and to the great markets of
Europe. Sir John Iliucdonald announced
that there would be no general election
before 1991 and possibly not before um

 

Three Robbers Shot.

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 2.-A special from
Ozark, Dale county, Aid, to The Register
says: “The railroad hands at this place
were paid off yesterday afternoon and were
shortly afterward attacked by about! of
negro robbers who made them throw up
their hands, and had succeeded in robbing
several before the alarm was given. Then
the robbers tied to Dean's station, eleven
miles north of here. A sheriff's posse pur-
sued the robbers and shot two of them,
who fell badly wounded. A third was hit
by II bullet, but managed to escape with
others of the gang.

Ilm Treasure Trove.

DEIIIIAM, .‘1l1‘l‘l., Oct. 2, «A gang of work-
men employed lu digging out the earth
from an old Well that bad caved in. on the
Col. Theodore Ellis farm, at West Dcdham,
found an Iron pot which was half filled
with ancient goldcoins, including Spanish
money dated 1652, ”in, 1780, Hill, l7?!) and
ltlll; linited States coin of the issue of
1795, English piece» of l'Mll, 1751, 17018, and
a coin of Carlos Yll, m7. There were also
others coins of which the imprint was in-
deciphcmble, but which aeomedto be of
French and Portuguese issue

Vcruumt's Leglalature Org-ulna.

Mum»: l. II: if, V I... no t " »~’l‘he \ ermout
legislature organized Wednesday, in the
senate Frank ll. Darnell was elected presi-
dent protein. Start was elected apelker
of the house on the third ballot by Demo.
cratic mic-I, sinyIthree Democrats having
voted for him. The contest for speaker
was the must epiritenl known in the state
for years, and the Democrats are congratn»
lating them-wires on holding the balance
of power. ’1 be retiring and incoming gov‘
ernora held a reception but. evening.

Honda Wreck a Train.

Ilasoou, .\lI-., ()l I. 2. ~ .-\ (.anmllnn Pacific
train wins “‘lill'kell near Granville JllflC‘
tion last night. Ub-«tructiona were placed
on the truck. and an eastbound train
crashedintotbrm. Theenginewasthrown
from the truck and the engineer seriously
hurt. No one was killed. but several are
reported seriously injured. ’I‘bemen who
placed the obstructions on the track are
supposed to be discharged employee.

They Want 05.000 Ila-aura.

saw famous, Conn, Oct. a—«A suit was
begun in the mtpm‘iur court by the heirs of
William Deconnvey against the owner of
the menhrulen steamer S. H. Brown. De
coursey wan killed by the explosion of the
steamer'a holler last November, and was
due. It is claimed, to the negligence of his
employer: Five thousand dollar! is the
amount ruled for

A (loan Martial for tits.

New loan, Oct. 2.-Adj, lieu. Porter
has ordered a court martial to try the six
captains against whom Col. t‘amp has pro
ferred charges of conspiracy. and who are
m under arrest. The mutt will most on

13.

Yale ”steals Wesleyan? Eleven.
Nrw llav ex, Conn" Oct, 2 «The Yale
university football mind-tested the Wee»

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LESSON I, renew QUARYER, In?
TEBNATIONAL some, ocr. 5.

Wm

In: of the lawn. Lake as. 0—19-00.
nit Verses la—lB—Co‘lden Text, Isa.
uu. 3~Cosuusantary by Rev. D. M.
Ileana.

[Compiled from leases: Helper Quanerlybyper»
m 0111. S. HdmwhlhherJ’th
O'Then began its to speak tothe poo
pie this parable: A certain man planted a
vineyard, and let it forth to husbandmen,
and went into a far country for a long
time. " lie is now about totell them of
their history as a nation and of their trout,
ment of their God and His servants from
the days of theircoming out of Egypt even
unto His death at their hands. We are not
left in any doubt as to who or what is sig-
nified by the vineyard, for it is written,
"The vineyard of the 141111 of Huts is the
house of lsrael, and the men of Judah his
pleasant plnut" (Ian. v, 7). TM alsoex'
plains who it “as that planted the vine-
yard—the Lord of Hosts The husbandmen
would menu the kings, prophets and priests
who ruled ox l'l' the people as God' 5 repre-
sentatives. ills going away probably sig-
niflesjtho withdrawal of his manifested
presence in the days of Samuel, when they
desired a kin , like other nations, thus, as
He said to Sn uucl, rejocthlg Him and not
Samuel ll Sum. viii, 7), Or it may refer to
earlier days, when they rolled on the ark
rather than on “ml, who dwelt between the
cherubim; or yet earlier, to the days of the
judges when they {III‘SOUK Him and He nl~
lowed their enemies to oppress them. The
contrast to all this Is the vineyard of which
He is the True Vine and His Father the
husbandmnn. mnl all the faithful are living
branches.

10. “And at the season He sent a servant
to the husbmulmen, that they should give
him of the fruit of the vineynrd; but the
husbnnrimeu beat. him and sent him away
empty ” We are wry pfniuly told what
fruit 11!! expecl'u-I 'ilI- looked for judg-
ment, butlaimld, oppn-wiou; for righteous
nests, but. behold, ll cry.”

ll. "And ugmin He sent another servant:
and they beat him Illa-n. and cut rented him
shumcfully,and sent him mmy empty."
As to beating and :‘llllmt‘hll treatment
read Jer. xx. ‘3: "Then l'mshur smote Jere-
miah, the prophet. and put him in the
stocks." .-\Lw xxxviii, I'I- "Then took tin-y
Jeremiah and cant him into the dungeon,
' ' ' and in the Ilummm there wasno
water but mire; sodm'etuizlh sunk inthu
mire." Read aim in ii ('lxrnn. xviii. ‘ZI, 26,
how Micninb, the sun of iuIln, was smitten
and imprisuuml and {mi upon the bread of
affliction and the wan-r of affliction just
inmusc in,“ :0 Mile lilllll for find

12. " '.\nIl in he sent a third: and
they wounded him also and rust him out."
These three sending». probably cover all
the prophets from Samuel to John the
Baptist. They mic. 'II.,- divided into those
before the captivity, (lime alter tho cup»
tivity and John. the immediate fIIreruIIin-r
of L'hrI-J

1.} "The“ mid the 12ml of the vinnyunl,
\Viiatslmll lIlIIz" Nut what shall 1 do to
punish those guilty robe-la, how shall 1
must quickly sweep I llI'lll from the earth!
That would need [In planning. A llltr
meut's withdrawal of ills mercy and they
are gone. ilur lie in v-IuniIiering: what
else He may do that lie may win them to
Him.

“1 will send My bI-lnveIl Sou. it. may be
they will reverence llim when they sev-
Him." lien-is n. gl:III'_I«--ot‘ the hive of
God as seen in the .-..x:m-ils of a past I‘l’t'i‘
uity.

H. "But when the llll'vllttllllfllt'll saw him
they remained among: Ilmnselves, saying.
This is the heir: (1).: ll". us hillhin1.ti.ut
the inheritance lllil Er.- aura." Like .III
aeph's brethren, win. lIII.I.-.I him and mid.
”Come new and lrt It. slug; inunzuul lrt
us see what. nill be. one of llln dremm"
(lien. xxxvh. 5,20». lI c illll not know ii.
to be utrm: .tury that in u: bed in this
parable, “I- I-nulI': lIIIrIily lmimw: such in
grailtlldepnmlhll'. .\'.III II Llillh‘ilrd (‘1 love,
to be thus ri-jn- tul :Ind nbnwd. i believe
that the gun . m: for: in tin» Bible, moi III
all history. qul the IIm- ‘lc:.-t Imuerxtuml,
is the love of (MI Who :uuung u» lM‘,:lll‘l
tonppreviutotlw growth-Isa of that which
is (‘ulllilllll‘Il in John hi. hi? Who mu
[album the height :Intl depth or IIII‘Alltro
the length and ltl‘I'JIll lI til the ion.- of find.
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15. "So they (nth! Emu will of the vineyard
and lulled him. \lel then-inn: hhnll the
lord of IlI.- fililv". a: Ill; mm) tin-In?"

Again llr fIII'vtI‘il» lllrllt'illll. If. is over
before Him llIIl ill-I11 »r_v lh'llillll light
elm It up Illeb, hi]. Lil. H:- Ia thinking
more of thIIac p-Ior blinded. -I'lf|lmtruytn1
peupk' 111.1“ of film .':’ ilv aimll rm»
agnin from tlII-IlmIl Tie shall live for
ever. The kingdom wimli yet llt‘ tin, lint
those who die in relwlllon numnst Him
must pori~h

Ill. "lic ~lI.Ill I nun- .Imldmtruy tlwaehuw
lmuIlIIu-:I,.u.~i himll ',:l\l‘ the vineyard to
other», mIIl II. III I: llll‘l heard It they mid
God forbid." Muttlww says that it wua
the [Druid I.II.III,;.:\I- llll‘ \I‘Hllf’f,l.\1llll. Kai,
41); it mm ll.|\t* been lll" Illwiplrn who
mid Uml IIIrIII.I, m' illt‘ lElHt‘lpll'fi Innv haw
giu‘n tiw l'l'l“..‘ ; and the [ample haw. mid
"(Sod ‘Ill‘llll I :I '«I' llllullflllllllltll are the
enemies of clam \n, ‘37. win» "dune to
submit to [fun illlll lttila‘l pI'riulI. 'i’lIe vine
ynrulgivI-n mother» livrapluim in Matt.
axi, Ilil. by «mu 2‘ “ l'IIu Kingdom of God
shall he lltlu‘ll f. an run and given Ina nu-
lionl>:III;.I:I;IfoII-I1Itin-fruits thereof"

if ".\IIIl Huh »' ‘ltImIII ImIl mitt, What
ill this “Wit Hm! :. I'IrlthI, 'l‘llf‘. lilt‘mt‘~
which the outlier-I r-IJIwIIIIl, the mmw is
la'omm-llw ll Il 4-! the rumor." 'l‘lI'I-I i-I
frIIIII I’M. lie, IIII- uttrr part of whlrh like
lift. vii n-f-Izwm t‘Iu I'M of :13» lnnbwhs'n
111- mm“ l..t\« l:.-._I‘.IIc lumel'u salvation.
.VIItwithat'tudmg liw‘ IIIp-Irtlon Bull up
prtm'bingdmtfl lie mu. I mils [mints for
ward to lib-I ultimate triumph,

ill. ““’1lll-"“\6‘roll III fill upon that atone
almll be broken; b .7 1m wlIquuIeu-r it
shall fall.ltIvill .I.I ul tum to powder."
link in from Elm. ' .14 l3, and 1M. ll,
‘5, referring to Lb“ l emu and full”! I.
unit of refu- Inc lI w III- ifim Joana
crucified ntIII rw-u from llmvlcall is the
foundation and the Univ foundation on
which to build for eternity IAI'ts iv, ill-12);
and lie fella In that the way to build is to
hearamlglo ills word.- Illutl. vii, 'M. 23L

I) “And the: bin! prints multheacrlba
the same hum-mural". to lay hands on Him.
and they foam! the peuple- fnr they per
ceived that. lie had spoken this parable
against tin-III." What blinded fools they
were, for in.th nest Irene Ire-cc them
mdlnu «mt III!" who were to “1ng them
ply" righteous an an t- I out; it Him in all
words. After all Hi: tending lbdr sum
and telling Ilwi thoughts they will think
to deceive IIIIII. unIl this parable. which
theyaeo is upukm ag dost them, instead of
Working "Immature in them only makes
themmarebinor’. Ilmr fully siren over
tenet-n they mm: be but Its never be
the lam offended by anything our dear
w onion or permits. batmay all
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the NEH-ls Ivy ’5"th
‘,‘8sy Chine Icy. lemme lick yer glass?"

“Raw. I’ll set ’em up if you'll dimo-
1“ 9M" .

Four of the money’s eight “ertrys” went
overto Jimmollke a dash and the two
cunts were pocketed. Then two pennies
more were plunked down on the Ice cream
cart in front of the City hall,and two dirty
little newaboya stuck two thirsty little
tonguealntollwo tiny glasses of soft, yel-

crsam. liot until the last drop had
vanished were the glasses dropped on the
oart,aud then. the little newslca scammed
ofl tosell their “oxtrys” and repeat the
performance. "You'd be surprised tosce
how many of those follows 1 feed in a
day,” said the mun in charge of the cart to
I er.

"On a good warm day I’ll sell Worm
glasses, and 90 per cent. of that will be to
the newsboys. They love it. Why,1 have
all sorts of trinkets home that they have
traded for cream One of ’eIu found a gold
scarf pin the other day and came and traded
it to me for three glasses of cream. I used
to run a trust business, but 1 got stock so
much I quit. l’vemid sshigh asliflflglnssea
from this one cart in a day. There are only
three big stands in town—two of ushers
in front of the hall and one at Fulton and
Henry streets. EI'en down there he cells
over 300 glasses every bright day, and has

as high as 500. Yes, they are nearly
all penny sales, and it’ s only about half
profits. lce' III high and that makes quite
a difierence to us. The only ditiereuce be—
tween our cream and that you get in stores
is that they one only the whites of the eggs
and we put in the whole business. The
yell: is what makes I: yellow.

"The dugosthat go about town with carts
and bells sell hokey pokey. That's nothing
but paste on brown paper at a cent a lick.
There’s no tnste to their stuff. It’s mg.
This isn't thkey pokey we sell. This is
genuine ice meant, and if wasn’t. good the
newsies wouldn't keep us as busy as they
do. Bob Brown was the man who started
this sort. of thing in Brooklyn. lie hall a
cart here seven yeah; ago, and he got rich
from it, too. He's in New York now, and
does a hundred dollars” worth of business
where he used to It» one. Besides the
street arabs lots of clerks in the offices
around here mud out pails every day for
two, three or four cents“ Worth, and Iuany’s
the time that a tony fell- m: with ends on,
and diamondn, too, has stopped under this
big umbrella and licked his glass of mm
or drank his penny ginsa of lemonade.”-—
Brooklyn Eagle. -

Chopped Ofl‘ His Own Foot.

A Middleton, Mina. dispatch of Aug. 4
to The Philadelphia Timcssayu:

A singular instance of fortitude and en-
durance was that exhibited by Hermann
Loebnitz, a. worthy German living a short
distance from: this place. One morning be
commenced his work by cutting down a
large tree. which in failing was caught and
supported hvthe branches. of number rib-5e
by. Efit‘llnllll climbed this in order to cut
away the limbs which upheld the first,
having curriI-Il llla :Ix up with him tied by
n cord to his waist. lie succeedul in break-
ing nvvny uuonf the supporting branches,
and the tree Nt'll .1 short distance, but in its
fall buried the unhappy man downward.
ills foot being caught, however, imtvvcen
the trunk and limbs of the two trees, he
Ilid not reach the earth. but hung sus«
pended, hem! downward, in the air.

He reumiunl flllln int some time. crying
for help and I llill' norm. ' to frm himself,
but the pain from his crushed foo-t, impris-
01mins it Wlb.ilflf111l0 discomfort of his
position grmlviuu lllslippflnflbli‘, and dc-
spnirimr of any help arriving. ht- grew des-
perate, :IIIIl mun-ceded in swinging bums-if
upright for It few minutes, with despera-
tion seized his a: and with It stroke or two
out his foot Inf just above. the ankle. Then
began a painful descent under what were
perhaps the most remarkable cirvuuv
h‘nnm such II thing was ever accnnr
plishcd.

When Ilnwn he reached. his but, and (“iv
ing it with earth, moss and leaves bound
it. to the bleeding stump. then I-rnwlI-Il
homo, slowly and painfully (framing his
leg after him. if was not until he was
within n fI-v; I'Ii(l.-l of his home that. he was

perceived by his wife and children, who-

thcu saluted him to the house. He was
placed in bud and Dr. Rembaw, of this
place, sent lonwho tied up the severed
arteries, and who says that lmhnitz’s pow—
era of endurance were beyond anything in
his experience. for. in spite of his Ilremlful
sufferings, the man remained quite sensiI
bicnnd calm through it all, though the
more chock (if Fillfll a thing was enough to
lull him

Town-we Superstition.

The grv‘aiwlt I'xrilemem is being created
in Wonkloy munty by tin- appearance of a
witch Iu tlm family of Frank Hays, living
near GreI-IIIIII‘IIL Mr. lluys‘ granddaugb~
for, about It war-I of age. i-I the object
upon which lhu wicked phantom lIIuII cen-
10ml.

The young: lady is prostrntnd and hull-
Ilrcdit urn flocking then- lo lieu the efforts
of the attach, which, atmuge many, nouns
can explain. Sim i4 Iwrfectly sane until
she hears them coming, when «ht-goes into
violent spasm”, and tlt'u'litl‘t‘n 51”! mn hear
touring» "in Ito-taut thnmlur. and aha
can sue animals making their way to bwr.

Now mmtm the strangest port of the
story. and It number of the moot reliable
men in the muuty can much for this no It
fact. there being eyewitnesses to the name.
AftI-rvm'li :Illtmzh Is munll roll or but of cut—
tou is found clinging to the virtint'o neck
but about her breast, and the lmmt lu-
crediblu ”mu have held their hands very
lightly against her neck and found, after
lhespell in urn-r, beneath their bands the
myaterlons cotton. When the rumor first
went out that. this strange cam wan in the
country the purple nll ridiculed it. but
the excitement. i» now at its height on no:
count of all being at u loan to account for
the whole afl‘nlr. «Cor. Memphis Avalanche.

-l 2..

A New “safety Trfignr.

Sportsmen will mpnm to bear that a
Springfield mun hm invented n safety
trigger which Is at once entirely automatic
and unconsciously "taunted, one that is
absolutely Imfu- save at tho vrryinatant
when the marksman polio with intelligent
aim The principle of the invention is
much simpler than that of the prenatal
form, and the etmstmrtion is therefore
much lm elpr-n-Iive. The attachment 1.!
comprised in three plural! derided im-
provement limo the present complicated
am ,In,

All that H visible on tin- outside in a cap
or button. which omits just in the rear
.lthe iron limp that 5 run-eta the triggers
on ItwunIIqI wi- III' III.- stock The gun
cannot gnnif until this button to pruned
close totheIitoclt, and that III just what u
dmteuomalltimtsly every time the hand
mm firthlyh the net of Ming-ill.
This pro-min once releaml, no amount of
catching inllhe bushes Ir jarring the gun
can stir tbs tumors 34er Orleans eta»
M I

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Vumlmctvedfrotntam. tobp. la.

Returning. Morales“ Norwslk at 5 II In. and
South Norwallt at a: .10 p In
[Isiah t taken from and received for all into on
the Danbury a' d Norwalk ands Shepan-v fronds
“fireatly reduced Quinta.

oapplIcunon wagentslhe City of “email
and halcwih be sent for Ipctial lots of freight
wywhcle in N. In York or its vicinity
wan persons are forbid trusting any of the
employees of tin boats of this line on mutt of
the enters the: «or. at. i

not HA'l‘OlIlitI RAILROAD.
ltafv‘illliti In NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected June lith. 1890.
Pamnger Tralur.
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Woman. Wfifimm
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 “natalunson Street.

Bennett & liusled,

28 lain St, 80. Norwall.

Meals, Fish, Uysmrs,

Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc

0! All liluds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

u I sunnm sea 18. 1mm
asst nn. cnaurs -__._

IIIIIIIal Kidney and Liver Cure

Crown Planters and fills.

:I'hev are the only Safe Remedies to use for thoae
amt: ed wivh Bright 5 Disease, Liver Complaint and
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nonhuman. court.
"65 NORTH'MAIN STREET,

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Carnage Reposltory
At 65 North Main street, Broth Norwalk. I desire to
call the attention of the venue to the tine line I

have to select from These Wagons are of the best
make, warranted and include the leading styles of

Surreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde, Spindles, Road
Carts, Business Wagons,
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Plaisted‘s Drug Store.

spit South Norwalk.

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A. McLEAN.

‘CAHRIAGE REl’lllRlNG PROMPTLY

Horse Buyers
Wemoonstantl'ys‘o-
calving Pine Horses.

suited to all
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and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMEHT 0!
SALE HORSES in rats--
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
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HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are wamnm

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Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc. .

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lountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesnarre Goals.

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AT THE OLD STAND 0F

iTHADDEUS CUYER,

Isucce-Iam- to 'l'. Burr (Buyer at Sun),

S P R I N G W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS I’RONIPTLY FILLED.

City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.

A. TRIAL.

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The VIETNN am] NIB NEW STANFNNN

large line 0?

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D I’OB’I'A ISLE.

(”YEN 0N PIIIIllBISU AND TIN WORK.

F H. NASH 8s BRO.,

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roots. South Norwalk.’

Ihaiistreets. Branch oflce “Stile:

i In): Store

LAWN N NENS

THOMAS, DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.

The Thomas, the Best In Ilsa
World, l-l-lncls Cut, 88.00.

The Dayton, u-Incls CutJé.‘

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2,700 FEET OF SOLID DRESS GOODS.
.IES .XIJEEAIDX'.

NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.

NIH" LINES OF (TOIIOIII'ID (HINIINIIIZIII'IS.
III Vl)l{l7‘ IN" of 15111331! N()Vlv31

SUITE} AND JACKETS.

TAKE 'l'tll ELEVATOR.
Underwear.
Tall oexrax Ivmmwav.

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134 who IIreyon golm’ to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Reed thin and you have the answer.
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety of

CANNED GOODS

and they have just begun to arrive.
cedented sale in this hue, and we feel safe In saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
We have also just received
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese Thanking
you for past favors. we are yours cordially,

MlllllHlElllll.

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Plumbing,
Steam, and

Gas rmm
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STOVES, RANGES.
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Bellman given for
Steam and Ilot .tlr floating.

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79 WASHINGTON STREET

L. H. DEOKER

w all Papers, l'alnta, 0m. Clad
Brushes, slouch Colors
and Varntalscs.

A RTISTS’ GOODS.

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Emmy» Ivnsraaso Ira‘uwa ri'an'ihu
walls. all shades.

MIIPHARO'I PARA“!!! COACH Vm.
best for bath Imam. outside dam. or. Willa“
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Painting, Paper Hanging
and Decorating.

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Sprincr Styles.

titllt and Soft lists. Sill late.

 

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91 Washington .It-

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