IE
JAcKT
AND
~~ llllllll’s units.
IN LATEST STYLE.
HOP“...
* LADIES’ CAPES
’From $1.49
to $13.50.
. lineman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
' ‘ -SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
f1 m llllllllil illllll'l'lilll
slewhnt are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
died this and you have the answer.
We have purchased an
( extraordinaryfitock of the finest quality and variety of
CANNED
‘and they have just begun to arrive.
GOODS
We anticipate an unpre-
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
1n cans, we have them in glass.
We have also just received
, New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
_ you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
Mini 8.
HUMAN.
iiEATERS-
1 ., We have two new [Testers which we would be pleased to show to the public:
.RAN
'llll Vli'l'llll all [he NEW S'l‘llll‘llllll
We also have a large line of
GIES,
l mu sm- ano relevance.
BBTIIATES GIVEN 0N PLUMBING AN» TIN wollli.
F. H. NASH a. BBQ,
Ger. lain and West Streets. South Norwalk.
‘illlllllilllil lllll Mills
AT THE OLD STAR!) OF
THADDEUS GUYER,
(laceeeeer so 1'. Burn (Buyer «I. nets),
3 P R I N G- 'W O 0 D ,
ALI. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
n, “by People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
} liiili l timsiicl.
_._.....T_......
If you want some particu-
larly nice Java Coilee, we hap.
' to have an extra pipe
'ust now. One of tie
Mm” iii bed eofiee is over
ranting; itis often burnt so
I to destroy all the fine flavor.
This Java Coilee is the re-
sult of our instructions to our
codes men. and a special eilort
ouh'nperttogive us a light
joist. if you ares judge of
Mes, we believe you will
Pounce this fine indeed. It
well-to change and com re
mes. Take spoon and
will want another like it.
b note the price, 34 cents a
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Exuhelir Still
unit bins Billlllll
—-—-—Wl All omen“) - -——
CASE ms.
llilllli ills,
Grand inducements S
moms, barren
PHILADELPHIA.
The Thomue.the Best in the
World, M-Ittcls Cut. 36.00.
The llsytou, 1 Much Cut. ens
W. C. QUINTARD
MUSIC "ALI. BLOCK.
T111!)
lilillliii lllllllll.
this all, and want lhc
Best and Lowest Price
ceilonfnc. lheve the exclusive agency for the
relebnled
“ PRflGRBSS RANGE,”
madeat home bylhc Sangatnck iron Works co,
and hyrpeciel err-mement— with th in I can set
this first-clan article at the price of lighter and
mailer ones. i warrant every ore to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the word, and will return! your money in are
of any complaint Being made hm» you run
always get repair: in an hour's time.
’1‘ l I It)
WM. PODMORE,
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
litiilfn SJUTH NOBWALK. (USN.
illlllialltillllslllillll.
ti lumy St, lien lort (lily.
WI In": coxs'nmv ON 11th
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts.
Boat! Carts, Utility Carts.
clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phastons, Sumys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, lfillr Wagons.
mainland» Supply lesion select-isomer,
The are the articles that will lease
flaunt}; .Yrt‘fi'é'nli'f'uy'c 122 £3.11?
3:3: .t.?‘.'.':.“..§i::°t.§.t’il.‘.’:".. it:
World. Also have the nearest and be‘
tar-l Iiik Wagons in New York. I
010an
.mln ii. Framers,
linoleum .1". mini: Dealer in all kindle!
Elli All} W001]
rick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, i..u-kaaanna,
liountain Pranklin,
li’iiknnturrro Cools.
Atoll ill RUBBER Plii’l'l‘
Yard tout (rl \Vmiiinguin and Mar-
shali arr-3 -t< ”Th“ e? ‘ltilson
er't. ‘e'zwr‘ «Hui
lu llllllilll i
We wid sell you Fer cy fibrin Creamery Butter st
251‘» [mm lbs. film
._.._. . _... ".—
Grapes. Grapes.
The finest Concord (lrepee fir lb; tilt basket.
The Lalilllwlllfllill Mackerel
(lhtelcabir. fat and juicy, 22c lb.
Locust
and
i'sfli'”?
Applet}; Apples.
’We odor e due lot of Winter Apples. hand picked
rnlt. (limit its and llaldwine. at .2! 75 bbl. Wer-
rented to be good size and quality.
0..
hours.
nsanuslrrsas on rmra.
You can save nionryhy haying Flo-r of neat
bedrock price-I ltvery barre. guaranteed.
0 e o.- -
0131'. “A’-
We know that our :0: Japanese and Onion;
are bound to sell you. if you wl'i give them a
trial.
A new lot of Pine leple Syrup in bottles.
(live as your trade, we are bound to unit you.
this. flotilla,
33 Washington Street.
om IDE'ALI ‘IAVIIGI BAII
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Dine-ll, Watches, Jewelry.
lawn-ms“.
”mu-“us
1 new York, New llaven
If on are going to by a lounge for your kitchen »
Pliiiliillili ..
“um
. Wear»
and [Hartford ll. ll.
October II. 1.90.
TRAINS LUV! BOUT" NORWALK All 70b-
LOWI:
[on New Your: A] ~hclc (except loudesslgx,
bzedexmzlio lac ex., 6:55 so. rm no.7:hcnx, ms
sac toe or, 9:0! ex.. 0m at. 30:" ex . lint]
Inc. ex. P.l.—-13:4i ex.. nor-cum ex .tot ac. to
unfold. express from manifold. 3:15. into ex
5201 lo. to ill-Infant, miles , 0:50». 6:90 ex., ll:
ac. 7:51“. flail ac . 10:18 ac" litB e In.. Went-Iag-
ton expose. Sundays—5:26 ex , Rolex . lizlhac.
P. 1-6:“ so. 7mm, 9:28 ac.
Iron!“ nun. And—luau. littllecu 1:38
ac. 3:50 at. lino a, 10:4! no. r [—13le an
e mm, 2.07 at ,4:'25ac.. lino-c ,dinac"
7.2}! ac, it til ac . 9:41 ee.. um not ex. and
e In. an. holidays-HS so, ill! an, ant ;
an.
annex: Alt—6 ll) ec . 9 idem. we:
ac, l’.I.—l200ex . l (Rex , “rec . 7.15 ex., 8.11
no.1“)? ex.. ill the IL“.
Fort el-ntsortxm. A I ~4le «3.. lltlt ex..
10.12": 1' I 41:09" . H2“: ,7:l!i ex.,b:4l ac.
itzm (except Monday morning between New haven
end Springfield) en.
['03 Bearers Ll —-l.la ex. (via shore Line)
P.I.——!2 on ex (vie Springttlld), 10? ex (vie han-
ford)
“AVE NEW YORK,
Fen Soc-m Norm-am. A ll.—5 0i ex .601 ac,
7mm. booex.90lec.. llwefoOtlec. law
now ex iii->120: ac.,l00 nx.2llt sc.,:to-£
«4.33041.40:ex..~tluex.5odex,6010x..701
ec.iilllsc..930sd. cl..llldl€.lb’00lllldlll latex.
nnndays—illil seq '4‘ 80 ac . 50: an, 1200 lid night.
titliihlA'l‘ili‘iifl RAILROAD.
DANBUIH Ar .\'Ultlhlllh till Inluh
Corrected - ember 2lth. i590
LEAVE soc i‘ll NORWALK As FOLLOW-1
Foe ”Atrocity A ll —ti;?5,0:lil. P. I ~l2:l3,
2:10. 5:17. 6:25 10:?!» rnadays—9z'36am.. 6:12pm
Fair W Lsort Polar. A. M—7:56. am. 103:)
P. u.—- 30.4%). 032:. 815, 10:3) annday—Dzili
n tn.. .zoa p in.
LEAVE NOuWeLK,
l-‘orr Dunner. A 1—69", 911. P. I —l2 l8,
210.5216 3.1,“)82 boneless—030a tn ,6 .37 p In.
Full com" Noawann All) Mums Porn A M
—T 3!, 817. 1001 l' .\l #1237, 1 till, 6 H, 80‘). 947.
sundaya—tl 5‘.) a. in , ti 0'.) p m.
l
‘ Milli: litMiUiti’,
A if 43:21.23» om
Sundiyev 5 9:, n m , 5H5
run .‘h-t ru Nomi ALL
.\l ”U ‘3 .0 full
lp. til.
i Main 1.1110.
LEAVK BitlDriBi'Ufl'l‘,
l
h».
Felt l‘rr‘nriem A If vi so, ecu ; in to. ace ;
:lllill. not; will, mix A, ll ~4 ht). (L; 6 l0.
through are . 't 45. sundsys—T 3.5 e. in, mail.
:Gois only as far as Great Harrington
'uocsnuiy us: far a: New Mufurn
“I. ll. stews-ion. vl- o l‘r-a‘t a hen" fish'iz'v.
W. K. Lr-m, slant.
3. n r'vsmrn r m I"’~A¢‘iifl"l 4w Underarm l.
’ otn m nitrous
lllllll llll‘itl Prelim Lilli
—T0—~——
South Norwalk
-——AND—-—
Norwalk, 0t.
Tlli': PRUT’BTLBRB
Cl‘l‘i [ll NORWALK 8t EAGLE
Written-r Pier ti. KN! Rim (Bushman Street).
New York. at 5 p I... Saturdays at :2 p In.)
r'rrltrhi recuvcd from T a m. to i p to.
Renaming boats ll‘nve Norwalk at 3 p tn.and
Sou'h Norwaik er 6:30 p m
Freight taken from and received for all points on
the [January and Norwslk aml Shepaug Railroads
at liy reduced llsiteI.
pon applwatiionlosgenie‘he (fits of N: rwalk
and Eagle will be sent for ipcchl lots of freight
anywhere in New York 1" lie llflf'ily
Q‘All pen-oils are fmbni trus'lng any of the
employers of ibcboateof {hire iim- on arczu t of
the owners thermil. s15
.,‘ )
{V s.‘.»'l!.'ill!fl' in
«A.
% Kb [7 ti Patent Office,
1576 I!) 1553
Ollit'ca. 436 Main Street,
ltullmlil'ofl'l'. CONN-
Hell in." cits tun-t H
iriiliil lilllllll and Liver Curt
Crown Planters and Pills.
Thev am the uni Safe Remedies to use 'or times
elliroed wiib ling t's Dietlt‘v‘. Liver Complaint and
Urinary Mfr-crime. Only thurc ireparcd ill the
par rolls are the Origin-land I truly Kidney
and Liver Cure lhal will restore you to [mfrcl
health.
All Ladies Use
(3. II. R. A .
Craig Medicine Cm. Parasitic, .\'. .l.
SOLD A'l‘
galstedulzhgmngg store.
'A. .i.'uél.’i:iii’s‘“
lililllllfl lllllflillllll
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
llllll'l'll NORWAIJC, - CONN.
llavlng Iliad up a
carriage Repository
Atflllorth lain street. Brnth florwelk. l desire in
call the “tenth! of the public to the fine line I
hveloeelsetfrofn. These marvel when
5! Washington sue-t muse. warranted and Include the leading style. of
“or: mime-e to teammate- l reap.- sung", Bugging, Phantom,
leterde svealnpfronl a. .
anemia...»- 0.9.3:. boncords. Spindles, [load
m 9011M! Pm' (tarts Business Weeons
sous a. hands Vice-Pun: ' ’
seen. em a. xiurr Iee.'sne'l'reee Grocery and [Tilt
Wagons.
CARRIAGE ,liEl’AlillllG PROMPTLY
ATTENDED T0.
McLEAI.
IA: A.
Ml.
Reporter Dray Averages carer
Hennessy's Assassination
SUSPECT BCOWIDI'S WNPBSSIBN.
It Wee Only Partial and Death lay Ef-
fectuelly Got It lhort-The Deeper-to
Plot of a Secret ltnllu Society to
larder the Chief of Police.
N" Omens, Oct. 18,—Anotbertragedy
has followed close upon the sensational
shooting of Chief of Police Hennesey and
the excitement in this city is intense.
Swift vengeance overtook one of the el-
leged slayere of the chief. At noon Thomas
H. Duffy, a newspaper reporter and broth-
er of Prize Fighter John Duffy, called at
the parish prison and asked to see Antonio
Bcoflidi, one of the prisoners arrested in
connection with the murder of Chief of
Police Heunessy, for the purpose, be said,
of identifying him.
no Fatally Shot the Prisoner.
A keeper brought. Scoliidi into the corri-
dor, when quickas a flash Dufly drew a
pistol and shot the prisoner in the neck.
Initiating a mortal wound. Dufly was ar—
rested and Scoiiidi was conveyed to the
hospital. At 1:30 Scoflldi was in the act of
making a confession or dying declaration
at the hospital and had got as far as (re
ferring to the Mstranga faction) “We knew
Chief Henneeey and the Prov-inane were
finds and we and Matrange" when a
Catholic priest, Father O'Neil. was an-
nounced. That cut short the confession.
and the dying man and priest were left to-
gether. As Scoflidi’s throat is swelling
and his life fast ebbing away it is feared
no more of his confession will be made.
Duffy Willing to Hang.
After the shooting of Scoflldi Duffy said
that if Seoflidi died he would be perfectly
contenttohang. He had seen the coffin
of Chief llennessy, and decided that his
murder must beaveuzed and had forth-
with determined to slay one of the mur-
derers.
Over Forty Under Arrest.
John Matrangn, alirut Curamba, the
leader of the Matranza faction, was at
once arrested, charged with being an ac-
cessory to the murder of Chief Hennessy.
This arrest was made on the few words
contained in the unfinished confession of
Scofiidi. Over forty arrests have been
made so far in connection with the assas-
sination, chief of whom are Antonio
Scoflidi, Lonctto Soconetti and Antonio
Beguetti, who are directly charged with
the shootinxmnd John Matrangn, acceo
sory. ltostitlo lncardino, one of the chief
suspects, was one of the Mntranga party
in the wagon which it was claimed was
fired upon by the l’roviuzano faction.
Those with the Caruso faction have occu«
pied the attention of the police and the
courts of the city for years. it was the
purpose of the Provinzano faction to bring
Chief Hennea-ly as an important witness in
their case with the .\iatranga faction.
“'hy Henneney Who Killed.
This fact and the chief's thorough knowl-
edge of the inner workings of the secret
organization known as the Mafia, were no
doubt the entrees of the edict issued for
Hennessy's death. George Negiii and
Elias Bellman, claiming to be Remnan-
ians, have been arrested at. Mobile. Nezill
said that they resided just across the street
from Chief Hennessy and that both saw
the shooting. Robman denied this, but
said that they heard the shots
Intense Feeling Against ltnlliene.
Among those expressing sympathy for
the family of the deceased chief are “'ill-
iem A. Pinkerton, John 1. Sullivan, Dun~
can if. Harrison, inspector Byrnes and
many others. The feeling against the
“dagoee” is so intense that The Timesr
Democrat and The Picayune have editorials
urging this! the law be allowed to take its
course, and discouraging any general de~
monstratlnn against this class of people
because of the assassination, as l5,000 or
will) of them live in New Orleans. many
of whom are among the best citizens and
heartily denounce and deplore the terrible
tr edy.
cremains of (.‘hief lienuessy lay in
state in the coum-ll (‘llutnllcr yesterday.
thousands of people viewing them. The
funeral, which took place at 3 o'clock, was
an immense afinir, all organizations of the
state and city, the fireman, military, eta,
participating. .. fi . _.
Killed by a l’iltaton Pullout-an.
PITTSTUX, i’u., Oct. IR —w.lohn \l’, Devia,
aretlred hotel keeper of this place. was
Ihol dead last evening by William Weath—
ers, a police ofllcer, who also received in-
juries which may prove fatal. Davis, who
was intoxicated, became involved inutlght
in front of the Eagle hotel. Weathers av
tempted to arrest Davis, but the latter re-
sisted so stormy that another officer had
lobe called. Davis broke away from both
ofiicere and drawing a ”bloc k jack" from
his pocket. struck Weathers several terrific
blows, felling him to the ground.
The Officer. Too. Will Die.
As Weathers lay prostrate he drew his
revolver and fired four shots at l)avie,vtvvo
of which took reflect, and llavis dropped.
Both men were carried to the corridor of
the hotel, where Dari» died in a few mil»
urea. Physicians think that Weathers also
will die. Both men are well known here,
and the excitement is intense.
0M Opinion of the McKinley mu.
Losmx, ()cr. “twilight lion. A.J. Mun-
dsiie. Liberal member of parliament,
formerly president of the board of trade,
speaking at Sheffield yesterday, said he
believed the McKinley tariff would die-
appoint its framers. and prove oppressive
to American consumers, especially the
TIME". Austria, Germany, Belgium and
France would suffer the most severely of
European nations. England, however.
would undoubtedly be able to overmnster
thedeerlabor of America. if the Cana-
dians should proclaim free trade they
would be masters of the situation.
Two Men Drowned.
NZ“ Yomt,0ct. lBeAbout hall poet 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon the tug Janice
A. Garfield was run into all pierll East
river by the tug Amos C. Baratow. The
Garfield was cut, in two, and went to the
bottom within a mipiite after being struck.
M were nine men on board of her. two
of whomu—John Lyons, Bremen. and John
steals, a ship carpentermwm drowned.
Theothersm needed with great diffi-
culty by the crews of the liarstow and
other tugs. The Barefow was badly darn~
Ind.
loo“ Given Ills I— .- Advance.
m3. Oct. ill—4V. 1. Scott, the
nilllonelrvcoelcpevstw. hes voluntarily
given his miners In this vicinity-a ad-
fit'mwmmx.
lune.
““erliL- a name “To Lire.
Ike Leland Intel's Ila it”! Elevate!
. ”an loanbardad'wlth a cannon.
8mm“, N. Y.. Ont. l8.--A large force
of men were putat week in the morning
digging at the big pile of brick and iron
that until Wednesday was the Leland
hotel. The main elevator shaft that still
towers up from the middle of the wreck six
Itoriu high is a menace to the workmen
and the firemen. and the authorities have
ordered the owners of the hotel property
to pull it to the around. Just how the
work of detnolition can or should beac-
complishcd, however, is a serious problem.
The state annorer here fired two dozen
shots from a fifty—caliber rifle into it at the
top, but the only effect was to make a hole
about a foot in diameter. Another attempt
at its demolition will be made. It is near
this huge monument of the are that the
bodies of Mary Pudden and Mary Doyle,
two of the hotel servants, are supposed to
lie buried.
The condition of the seriously injured
is far more hopeful. The most. serious
cases are those of Maggie Doyle, who
jumped froru a sixth story window; Annie
Campbell, who threw herself from the
fifth floor, and Mary Tynan.who fell while
descending the rope. The Doyle girl may
die, but there are hopes that the two others
may recover. M. J. Carey, the Leland
hotel bartender who was supposed tohave
been dangerously hurt. is preparing to
leave for his home at Glens Falls. Edward
Nichols, whose ankle was broken. has Men
taken to Dunkirk, his home. I“. W. Gil-
more, of ltliode Island, whose back was
torn the entire length of the spinal column
by a nail, was also well enough tolenve
for home. P. S. Drysdale. of New York,
who dropped two stories, is doing well, but
will not be in soondition toberemoved
for some time.
Bose Swarm and Bridget Doyle, two of
the victims of the fire, will be buried to-
day, the former here and the letter at Mur-
cellus. 'l‘ll . body of William E. Hump
has been taken to New York by his widow
and mother. There is a movement on foot
to raise a pun-w for Henry Roecker, the
colored elevator buy, and l'om Tanner,
the actress, iii-ads the subscription list
with $10. li‘lt'lflit‘l' ran his elevator until
the flames actually began to lick the sides
and the whole shaft was filled with smoke.
More than twenty lives were saved by the
boy's bravery. The coroner has decided
upon a thorough investigation, and sep-
arate inquest» will be held in the cases of
all the pencils killed.
BISHOP LOUGHLIN'S JUBlLEE.
The Great Brooklyn ('lcrzymati l’rmntecl
with n I'nrao of 32!.000.
liltllulilA'N, Oct. lit—A reception in hon-
or of the golden jubilee of the Right Rev.
J o b n Loughlin,
bishop of Brook-
the rink on Cler‘
mont green last
evening. it is es
timated that 8,000
penpl‘. were pres-
, ent, including the
Catholic clergy of
Brooklyn and
New York. Ad-
dresses were made
by Cardinal Gib~
bone. Archbishop
Corrignn, of New
York, Bishop
Loughlil: and
others The bishop was presented with a
purse of 83,000. contributed by the laity
of his diocese, and a number of other val-
uable gifts
in a short response in the various tributes
that hn-l been paid him by the speakers of
the evening the bishop said that not to
him but to the Almighty mustbegtven
all the honor and credit for the work ac-
complished in ill" diocese. if any good
work had been noticed since the formation
of the diocese if was the result of God's
blessing. the tireless zeal of the priesthood
and the generous aid of the lnity.
Archbishop ('orrignu spoke briefly 0f
the love and venemrion in which Brook-
lyn's bishop is held, and referred to the
condition of album when he was ordained.
He was the first prresl who was conse-
cnted by “W lllii‘ Bishop Hughes.
0ftlte prie-IH who were in orders fifty
year.- ago only two survived, Bishop bough—
lin and h‘atin-r italic-ix, both of Brooklyn.
it would in» hard. he xaid. to find a more
devoted lift-Lil” than be who was then be-
ing honored. The archbishop extended to
him his most uncerc congratulations. Unr-
diual Gibbons, although not on the pro—
gratume, was asked to speak. As he rose
with his nl'l'll'lt‘i skull cap he wruloudiy
cheered. He joined heartily in all the-good
things that had been said about Bishop
Loughliu.
Blflllfil" l.lli'lillLl.V.
'fll. Proltllillo’ry haw litre-lured Vols].
Torr“, Kan, Oct. iii v-lu the United
Slalom circuit court Judge .\'. (i. Foster, of
KnuaasmndJudgr- l“. Phillips, of Missouri,
have just reunion-ll :r lle‘l‘lsll-ll declaring the
prohibitory liquor law of Kansas uncon-
elitutlonnl and void. The curse decided
was the application of Maurice liohrer. an
original package agent of this city, fore
writ of babe-tut corpus releasing him from
jail, where he had been confined pending
trial ml the change of selling liquor in
original package» after the wastage of the
Wilson anti-original package bill. The
court holds that the prohibitnry low, in so
far us if. nliocts original puck-sues. lein’
operative and can only be made operative
by nwnnclmcut of the Kansas legislature.
Changes In the Insulin. Rennie-l (lace.
I’lllLADEIJ'lllA, Oct. litu'l‘be following
changes are announced at the Philadel-
phh and Reading railroad alike: The of-
fice of first register, second register and
amlatant sectetary, heretofore filled by
MW”. Alba-rt Footer, John Walker, Jr.,
and Charles ll. Qunrlee, respectively, are
abolished. .\lr. Albert heater is appointed
purchasing agent; Mr. John Walker, Jr..
is apwiuted transfer clerk. and Mr. Charlie
ii. Quarries is appointed auditor of passer»
Ker traffic, vice Mr. Edward .\inliler. who
has been transferred to another depart.
ment.
A ”In.“ Idealist; Slrlle.
PrmsVlLLz. Pa. , Oct. lil. w-The sixty men
employed at the Philadelphia and Reed-
ing company's yards to load scrap iron
have stopped work and declared them—
selves on a ntrike. The colnpllny has been
paying them “5) per day, but it was an-
nounced that in the future the men '30an
be paid according to the work done—so
much per ton. The men refined this, claim.
in; that it would reduce their wages to
seventy-seven cents a day.
A Lie-tenant Its Disgrace.
Bell Antonio, Tex. Oct. Ill-«Gen. lite"-
ley binned an order convening e court
martial at Port Clark on Oct. 22 for the
trial of “out. George I. 'l‘urnev.of the
llplsteenth infantry, for embezzling em
beloednztothe bendef hie regiment. ft
lathe general opiate- ln military circles
mm will be dismissed from the
mum ashes-hya- clear
misfits-ea.
.
lyn, was held in.
CLUBS ABEIIOT Tiilllil’.
Cold ‘Water Thrown On New
York's Police Census.
SHALL CHANCE FOR A RBCOUNT.
The Census Bureau ls llatlefled with the
Government Enumentlon and the Me-
tropolis Must llustle If She (late All!
More Attention from Washington.
Wasnuturon, Oct. iB.-—Actiag Super-hr
tendent of Census Chllds has sent the fol-
lowing letter to Mayor Grant in response
to his formal demand for another federal
enumeration of the population of New
York city:
"Wastnscros, Oct. Ill, isso.
"Dean Slit: Yours of the filth inst. has
been received demanding that the federal
authorities make an accurate enumeration
of all the inhabitants of the city of New
York. You state that. it appears from the
enumeration taken by the police force
under the supervision of yourself and ‘n
representative selected by me’ that there
are many inhabitants of the city of New
York who were not returned by the federal
census. There has been no representative
selected by me to supervise the enumera-
tion taken by your police force. it is
proper that any misapprehension on your
part. and the effect of your statement.
should be corrected without delay, lest it
might be deemed therefrom that this
bureau was in any wise responsible for or
bound by the enumeration you mention.
The Bureau ls Satisfied.
”The right of the people of New York to
be counted accurately and have representa-
tion in congress and in the electoral col-
lege proportionate to their population has
not been disputed and needs no assertion
to have it acknowledged. Your demand
for an accurate enumeration of the inbab
itunts of the city of New York is without
the support of any facts officially known
to this office, and will be considered only
win-n a can! is presented in due form, and
that will then be decided upon its merits.
You will please understand that this bu-
reau has entire con lideuce in the enumera-
tion it has made of the inhabitants of the
city of New York, and will adhere to the
same until convinced by proper proofs,
duly presented, that the same is erroneous,
and lo a degree that demands a reenumer—
stion under the statute in such case made
and provided.
New York Must Hustle. Too.
“You will please further take notice
that the work of the census by the national
authorities has proceeded so far that the
result of the enumeration will probably be
announced within a few days, and that no
great delay will be allowed you in present-
ing your case and the c\ uience you may
have to support ll. Ynllr~ l'l'wpt'l‘iilllly.
"A. F. Climbs,
"Acting Superintendent of ('cllslls.”
Seeretlery Not-Ir nml .\ew York's Census.
\VssulXorux. Uri H.»>‘:crr-tary .\‘ohie
jorulnrly summed up llir‘ New York city
census as followa: “‘i‘wo and two make
four, but these New York folks would like
to make [Wu and two make live, which
they can’t do. and thuslhe matter stands,"
menuingrliat the census take-n in June
cannot be compared with another taken
in October.
The Earns Sec-lion Quantum.
Wisursarox, i’l'i. int-Front the char-
acter of conversations that the president
has had with su'crnl congressmen who
are now in Washington it would seem
that belies not come to a conclusion on
the extra session question. Within the
past few days congressmen who have
called on the pl’t’sltlelll have been urged
by him to give their views for or against.
the advisability of issuing a call, net-urti-
ing to the individual positions taken by
them. One prominent representative told
the president that he was against the prop
osition and he was persistently pressed to
state his reasons, entering into quite ts die-
cussion on the subject Willi tho president.
He says that he was led to licllL‘l'u from
the president's manner that the latter
wants to see emigre» ill at “will again as
seen its [imaibie after in congressional
elections.
The President's (flu-iron of ltooumln-tlun.
\l'.\5ltt.\‘i‘.ro.\,(lr~r l- in an intervtew
Treasurer Huston mm that if indium
goes Republican in ”W ~t.ilr- election this
fall Harrison’s chum-es tor ”nomination
are tvortiilms. .\ir Huston believes that
if the slate goes. lik'lllkllhl'flil the president
will not be heard of in the notional cou-
ventiou, while if if is earned by the Dem-
ocrat.» Harrison mil be rcuominnted be-
yond a doubt. in explanation of these
statement.» Mr. Huston my» that on lndi~
uniuu has no charm» for the umninutiou
unit‘s.» if in clear (but lndirims is u doubt»
ful state. lie also twin-rm Indiana will go
Republican this full by a plurality larger
than that of lNiH.
'l'u .\umo l'tslll’lcrn “'uraltlpe.
\i’Asumrrox‘, (ll'l. is. «Sr-«runny Tracy
is now engaged selecting names for fortr-
teen new Hillpp in (‘ntll‘m‘ of construction.
The number to in' mum-ll will present to
him to wide raugv ill which to display his
versatility. 'l’lie ‘l'vfl‘lhl to be named are;
Cruisers .\'os. ti. 1, H, ‘J, ll), ii and 12-, gun-
bunts Noe. build 0'»: armored cruiser .\'o. 2;
coast line bottle snip Nos. l. 'Jltllllil, and
the naval arririi-iny practice ship. It is
thought tlmt "lust of the cruisers and
uunbonte will be named after states and
cities of the l'tiilcli Slates.
They Mutlei lllus Open the Halo.
Cums, 0., Uri. Iii. A bold robbery
took place at Randolph, north of this city,
last night. ’i'brw mulled men went to the
residence of a merchant named .\lerrimnn,
dragged him from bed and took him to his
suite, where they threatened his life and
compelled him to mien his smile and give
over its contents, aruouutilm to several
hundred dollars. They then bound and
gagged their victim. and taking his gold
watch left.” ..
A lit-to Prison Item-d.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Orr. is» About 6
o'clock fire was discovered in the priming
room of the state prison and before the en»
glues could reach the scene the fire was be
yond control. Lone, Klimt”; fully covered
by insurance. The prison is Trust-d by the
Cherry Morrow Manufacturing cultipany.
The origin of the fire is unknown. but it in
mlly believed lobe of an incendiary
origin. 7 ..,-._.,. ”
A While to the (intent.
at. You, om. Ill—~A reception in honor
of the Count of Paris was after; last mo.
in; by Alexander B. Webb, at his real-
deslee. Among the am priests present were
Geo. W, Chauncey hf. Depaw. Gen.
William 1.. James. of Philadelphia; Cyrus
W. Yield, Ill-John mun-a 0. 0.
m
lee Crew of Twenty-twoy [eels Are In}
Ileved to llave Drew-ed. .
‘ PHILADELPHIA. Oct. iii—The ship Ida-tie
C. Thu-cop. whose officers narrowly lee-pod
being poisoned on the high seas by Blew-rd
D. Dela while on a voyage from Philadel-
phia to Nagasaki, Japan, as heretofore rev
ported, has been wrecked on the island of
Loochoo. midway between Nagasaki and
Formosa, and nearly all of the crew lost.
This news has just been received from
London by cable to the vessel’s agents in
this city, and has caused much anxiety in
shipping circles. Capt. Benjamin (i.
Founes. her master, was ammpauled by
his wife and child. The. Troop had been
but a few days out. from Nagasaki, jour-
neying hemeward, and must have en
countered one of those dreadful storms
whose characteristics are peculiar tothe
Pacific. The chances are the unfortunate
captain’s wife and child were among those
who perished.
The Troop was owned by Troop r; Sons,
of St. John, N. 13., and is my; feet. long,
36}; feet beam, 23% feet deep, 1,391 tons
register, and was built in St. John, N. B.,
where she is partially if not wholly cov—
ered by insurance. The following is a
complete . ..r. of the crew as shipped from
here: John K Troop, mate; George Robin-
son, second mate; 6. Kube, carpenter; D.
Diez, steward; D. 'l'urabonelo, cook, and
Seaman C. Higgins, J, Patten, H. Johann-
sen, M. A. .\iattssn, C. Smith, C. Tidmen,
K. W. Jansen, S. Zofnllo, N. Shockotorn,
M. Sings. '1', Sure, P. Rocis and G. Gil-
bertson, which, including Capt. Founes,
hi1, wife and child, makes twenty—one in
a .
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
The World’s Clsamplonshlp Genre Between
llrmsl lyn and Louisville.
Lot'rsvil.t.r,,1)ct. iii—The first game for
the world's championship between the
Brooklyn (National league) and Louisville
(American association) teams resulted in e
victory for Brooklyn by the following
score:
Brooklyn. ....3 0 0 0 3 0 I Ila-D
Louisville . ...,U H 0 0 0 0 0 1—0
BLWlllESI llruoklyu, ll; inulsvilie,2. EITOI'IZ
Brooklyn. l. Louiuille. Ii Batteries: Terry,
Clark and Duly : Stratum and Ryan.
At St. Louis [exhibition game)—
Cincinnati... ....0 l) u L‘ 0 z! 0 0 1—5
Chicago .022101001—7
Bamhita: Cincinnati. o; Chicago. 9. Errors:
Cincinnati. Ii; Chicago. :2. Patients: Baldwinend
Boyle. Rhinos and Harrington.
At Kama; City (exhibition game)-
Kmmnsciry ,Iiuouooooe—o
about.» L'ueuel'zox—O
Whit»: Kansas City. 8; St. Louis, 1!). Br-
rors: Karim any, 4; Sr. Louis. 4 Betteria:
Sworn/ell and Donahue, Neal and )lunyan.
Congreeelonnl Kerstin-trons Rejecfed.
ALBANY, Oct. lS.-——Deunis Kearney, of
Yonkers. the citizens’ nominee for con—
gress in the Fourteenth congressional disc
trlct. called upon the secretary of state.
and upon .\'earney’s own admission that a
lnrg . number of the names attached to the
petition accmupmiymg his certificate of
nomination died with the secretary of
state were written either by himself or his
attorney, and also on account of the effi-
davit attached not being properly drawn,
the secretary of state rejected his certifio
cate of nomination. This was the first and
only independent nomination so for filed
with the secretary of state. The secretary
of state also rejected the certificate of non!—
ination of Frederick liennetts. of Yonkers,
the Socialistic party’s nominee for con-
gress in the Fourteenth congressional die-
trict, for the reason that the requisite 250
signers had not signed the petition accom-
panying the certificate.
Lilia-u Gould Arquittetl.
Artaxn, lien, Uct. laAlJllflll .\l. Gould,
on trial at .\iurphy, .\'. l', charged with
the murder of llt‘l' husband, hr»- been no-
quitted. Gould was an Englishman of
good family, who married lwlir‘liilt his ata—
tiou and neglected his xvii» fur years. For
six years Gould had been in America,
while his wife, who was in E inland on In
beggnrly allowance, was ignorant of his
whereabouts. She was permitted income
to him in Georgia last March, when the
couple went to Murphy. .\'. (K, where they
livedinnllousle in an imlaterl spot. 01]
July 7 the couple were rintuk and the Wife,
in a drunken frenzy. stabbed the husband
with a toy dagger, inflicliugn fatal wound
from which he died that night. The wife
flow proposes to go till the stage.
Tot-u from Their )Icmflnce.
CllATllAll, Masai, Oct. l8."TlM‘. schooner
James I. .\'ewfon, of Boston, with ncnrgo
of lumber is ashore at .\iouomoy Life Sev-
ina station and the schooner Ann ll. Por-
vere, of \l’ellfleet, with granite, is ashore
near the (Ytintbam Life Saving station.
Both vessels were at nnchor at midnight,
when a terrific gale took them, tore them
from the moorings and NM them into the
breakers. The crew of the Pcrvere were
taken off in a lifeboat from the bovvsprit
after rt perilous work by the (‘lmthum Life
Saving crew, while the .\lonolnoy Life
Saving crew safely rescued i'.ipt. Atkin-
nnd crew of the Newton.
lellahl'l llnrrlhln Irate.
ASHLAND. \\'ilt., Oct. TH, Andrew Lind-
lnbl. a Norwegian, Hupim‘wl in the itizelosv
mill at \Vusliburn, uml whoa-dilly it WI.
to keep the rcfllse carrier cit-or which car-
ries refune slabs and Mluingw In a lat-ire re-
fune burner. mot n horrible vii-nib, While
on duty ho was take-n with a tit and fell
into the carrier. The was carried into the
burner and burned to a crisp before assiep
anee could be rendered.
'l‘lse-trlrnl Manager Locke Arrested.
Nlrw Yoiiit,()ct. film—(Thurber n. hit-ire,
of the theatrical firm of Locke 5:. Devil.
managers of the American Opera company.
DoWolf Hopper. Minnie Palmer and other
theatrical ventures, was arrested at Herr-
man's theatre last night. charged with
passion bogus checks. The warrant on
which he was arrested was procured by
James Barton Key. the proprietor of The
Amusement Bulletin.
Meyer Grant In Pennsylvania.
mews. l’e.. Oct. Ill—A apecialtrell
bu the inhigb Valley railroad arrived have
at fall p. m. with Mayor Grant. District
Attorney Fellows. Judas Matthews end
other officials of the [thigh Valley reed
and a number of newspaper men. The
party are making a tour of the llehl‘h
Valley Iinre.
(fever-agh'e ‘I'ngle ltsul.
Pnnaoztrntsnct. lam Owen (far-nag),
a well known wholesale liquor dealer and
neither at One Hundred and Tenth street
end Columbie avenue, wee killed lest
night by being struck by a train at Oak
Lane station. on the North l’cnmylvenlu
railroedmhm be had been visiting friends.
The Pope Would lot Beetles M
Loam. Oct. tel-mm While-e
diepatchetetee on authority «breather-the
Vestaaatkettbe powwonfldeetlnetere-
.tvelenre. Dillon end on... if they
should vldtnolto
Loss or run mm o. W
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