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IN LATEST STYLE.
LADIES’ CAPES
From $1. 49 to $13 50 -
.liekerman & 8111.
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
sou-r3 NORWALK. OT.
TEE ll lllii QUESTIIIN
'Is what are you goin to
do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Reed this and you b e the answer.
We have purchased an
”ordinary stock 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 1n saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits
1n cans, we have them 1n gloss.
We have also just received
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
11111 e Henna.
HEATERS-
We hsve two new Reuters which we would be pleeeed to show to the public:
The ili'l‘llll 111 Ill NEW STIEFIIED
Weeleohsves lsrgellneof
RAN
GES,
noun saw Ann Foursome.
BBTIIATES GIVEN 0N PLUIBING AN!) TIN WORK.
F. H. NASH do BRO.
Cos-.letu and West Streete. South lorwnlk.
Elliillilllll lllll HATS
11' 1'83 0L0 "All! or
THADDEUS CUYER,
(Incense-v lo 'I'. Burr (Buyer t See),
1» BPRINGWOOD,
All. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
m People find it to their ndvnntsge to trade
with no.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
dimes.
Noe-wells Oysters
human-111111.
l‘lll. 01ml. Gilli, Sail Fill.
“GALLOI’S,
I. M Cut-p. lnpertel fier-
hoot-l mn-
«MfiMww-nsdm
m osuvsesn reorserev
Will !
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Examine 011 Steel
SECURE PRICES BEFORE
P1111991“.
Grand lnducemonls
015nm
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lie all Sinai ll'IlII Weill
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
hasegcstlforsllofthe
Benin hone in}: Specialties
50 South 11111 Street,
”Ill. Hoterltx.‘ - “Ill
Peeeeess R1111
{were I toboyellsngefor yourkltcheu
this ls'ell.1eudgwoe:txhe
Best and Lowest Price
csllonme. lhsvc the exclusive money for the
re Teeth! ed
“ PRDGRESS RANGE, "
made st home by the dongutuck Iron Works Co.
And by 1pccl1l Il‘l’lngrmflile with th in I an 1111
toll Ire -Js:s err. c111 at the price or lighter sud
Micron-.1 wsrrsnt any are lobe
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
futhewcr.d,sndwillr1-1und your money in see
of soy comm-Int Doing rnsde brre you can
ulwsys get rcpslre in so hoor' 11 time.
THE
Peeeeeeeliiiee.
WM. PODMORE.
05 NORTH IAIN STREET.
1133111 son'rn soswsur. cons.
illllllallllillsllllull.
81 [array $1.111 foil filly.
Steel Shin Farm Witgons,
Farm Certs, Railroad Gsrts
Road Carts, Utility Carts
clipper Wagons, Buy Riders,
Buggies,?hutons,1lureeyu,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, lfllk Wagons.
Willow to byylybtelsrs est tunes,
ooTh' :rgh.'h;:kh':‘na:. :31" wide
Elil'lfihfiéfll’fiiii readied.
hove the best Street I nklers In the
World. Also here the neueet end
k Wegous In New York. r
ores-1
some n. rennin,
Viol-elem letslmssiu In 111111114111!
’EIIAL All] Willi]!
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, beekawnuno. Locust
louutsls. 'Franklin, and
Wilkosusrro- Goals.
heal Ier RUBBER PAINT
Ysrd foot of Wuhinguuv sod bier
dielletreete. Brunch offlm‘ ("loll
Drue 89m. ' Min
'l‘e believers!
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We Will sell you 111 cy klgle Greenery Butterst
18c lb; 15‘ lbs. 31 no.
Grapes—T" Crepes.
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flouref st
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Alum-fries“
0mm ws-e new-tenant
Elli. E. Silllll’s,
38 Wuhlngloll Street.
8m nonwm umee new
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llDUBATDNlC RAILROAD. ‘
fish BUB! A NORWALK ”It'll-Ill”.
Corrected October 21'). mo
LEAVlbOU I'll NORWALK All FOLLOW:
Ion Dunner. A. Il.-—&35 .:ll l6. l’. I~l2z.l3
I: 111 5:17 5:55 10:15 bundsys—D: “1111.. 5:52 p. 111
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m In.. 5:09 p. III.
LIAV 3 NOEWALK
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215.5”. 582,108! hundsye-Dllsll. 0:?
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~73! 1117.10081'111'37.1m.1111,su1,
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LEAVE DANBUBY.
Fun flown Nrinwsua. ,1, 11.—5 1'15. 7:115 (for.
P. H.—-l201.1ll0. ooo. holidays“ 80': I. In , hill
p. 111.
Main Lino.
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l'on I’m-1min). A If ——7 05, sec : 111m. sec ',
:ID 10, 1111:; I24). mix. A. I 450. 11X; 610.
lhmugh our. ‘1 t5. aundsye—i' 35 s. 111., mall.
:00:- uely so in us Grcrt Bsrringion
womanly 111 ter so Now lufom
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TITS PRUPETLBRB
CITY Ill EUBEALK 81 EAGLE
Will 'esve Pier bf. Rut River (Berkmsn street),
.\ew York. s15 p m murdsys s: 2 pIn us i
l’rtighlreceived from" 1 s In. tobpln
Returning Metslcue Norwalk st 5 p In sud
hou- h Nor-elk std: 10 pm
Freight lskcn from end received for‘sil pain?! on
the Dephur) sud Nurwslk and Shepsug lisurosus
ll nice.
6 ponspph Milo to’geute'he City of N1 rwslk
Ind legle willbe son for 1peciil lots of freight
soy-hero ls flew York or In vicinity
Allpermesw forbid truancy say of the
employees of theboetsof this line on sccou l5“
% 11 1111: 1' In
I. \ l’utcns turn-e»,
”76 to “453
”fliers, 4126 Milli! Slim-1'
BBMEI’OHT. CONN.
Dali DI. (issue's
iriaiael Kidney and Liver tare
Crown Hester- uld l’llle.
Thur use the eel Befe Remedie- touse for [ht-c
sfllc'ed wfvh Ilrlu t's Diocese. Liver (templem use
Urfosry Abilene (hly those ed to lb:
per roll us the clad I only Kidney
:2: gave: (‘ure the! will more you 10 psrfm
f .
All Indies Use
(3. D. II. A.
Crslg .Iedlelse (30.. Penulr. N. .I.
1101.11 AT
Plulsted'e Drug Store.
booth Ila-elk.
”1.1.1.111“
Ellllillii Eflllllliilll
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
”ll'l‘ll NORWAIJK, . CONN.
lbw-g lime up s
Carriage Repository
stem “-an nth-crusts. I More
iattainments of pulse to Intuit:
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betrays, Buggies, Phsetoss.
Concorde. Spindles. lend
Certs. Business Woes-s,
Grocery sud lilk
Vegas.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROIPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. fleLEAI.
ht-
and Reed in Illinois.
Ill-”RB TO BE HEARD IN onto.
no Icoretsry's Opinion of the Alleged
'lew In the 1111s Dill—Be Events at
I“. lchluley’s Home This Ive-lug.
rolltloel News of Interest.
Wnuuxo. W. Ye. Oct. tin—A musing
reception wss tendered Governor Hill.“
New York. by the Democrats of this city
1111 111111111, 1111 "suing. r111 doom
tion we: undoubtedly the lowed of the
umpslgrn The feet thst Hon. John O.
Pondlstou. the homoerotic csndldsto for
congress. who was extensively edvsrt
to speak hero lest night, wee side truck
sud sent to Moundsvllle to sddroes s most-
) tug, mused consider-stole comment.
A Reception Hell.
Governor Bill sud his perty srrived It
Bridgeport, 0.. at that dclock, end were
immedime driven to the Hotel Windsor.
The governor bold s brief reception and
welcomed s number- of lending Democrats.
smong them Governor Fleming sud Ben-
stor Keane.
Ambllgh procession occurred before
the meeting sod Governor Bill wee es-
corted to the Grand Open house by the
Young Men's Democrstlc club. The Opere
house was packed to the doors with en
mtbnslestic crowd of Democruts end s
sprinkling of Republicans. Among the
prominent men nested on the stage were
Governor Fleming. Sen-tor Kenna end
Hon. Thomas F. Gndy. of New York.
Governor Hill's Speech.
An Governor Hill stepped forward to
the platform he was received with enthu-
siestic npplsuse lasting for several min—
utes. He proceeded immedletely to speak
on the tariff question. He expleined the
Democratic idea of this question on being
for the protection of the masses or against
the pluses sud used the old phrase in that
"the tsriff is s tax.”
The governor then begun s dissection of
the Mills bill and praised thet measure as
the embodiment of Democratic ideas as
the way in which the tariff should be ad-
justed. He then took up the Lodge bill
Ind denounced it as u bitterly partisan
measure, framed to continue the Republi'
can psrty in power. At the conclusion of
his remake. which lasted about an hour
end is half. Senator Kenna was introduced
end mode A short address.
This morning the governornnd his party
left on the Baltimore and Ohio special for
a trip through the state, making short
stops at Beuwood, Mennington. Msrtine
burg, Grafton. Bolton. Piedmont und
othertowns.
Speaker Read It Chlcngo.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25. — Six thousand up
tn ruedfizu and a roar of spplsuse that
minutes greeted Speaker Reed
when he eppeured upon the platform of
Buttery D last. night. with Senators Furwell
11nd Cullom and Representative Meson as
escorts. The doors had been closed e hslf
hour before, sud the overhead. some 5.”
souls, awaited the men from Mellie in the
1rd joining armories. In the epplsuse sud
waving of sod burners shouts of
"our nexti‘p dent” were to be heerd.
The Speaker's Address.
ills speech followed on the lines of those
delivered in other ports of the state and of
Town 011 the policy of the Domocretie
element during the recent session, he said
that if the people of the l'nited States only
knew of the abuses of the house of repre-
sentatives they would rise in their might
end insist thst the majesty of the men who
represented the sensible portion 111111.000,-
flll people was maintained.
The Democratic policy bed been s pros-
titution of the constitution of the United
Steins. Touching the 111111 question he
said that even If the McKinley bill mount
high prices the letter meant high wages.
The greet mess of wsge eerners would es
s ustursl result he benefited.
The Southern “nestles.
Appsrently, he said, the western retell—
ers, imbued with the spirit of weeteru eu-
terprise, put up prices whether the tariff
fucrcesed or decreased them. He dwelt st
length on the southern question. declsring
thet twenty-six nests in the lower house of
congress were held by virtue of lntimide»
lion. frsud sud bullet box stuffing, end in-
sisted that the so celled force bill wee
the only remedy for this condition of If.
felts. After concluding his speech the
speaker rcpested it to the sudicuce in the
srmory.
“ ‘ I! r‘ 'e Ills! I ‘ ‘
(31111111131011. ti 0.. Oct. 25~8enstor
Hsmplon has written I letter to Col. lrby.
chslrrnen of the Democratic state execu-
tive committee, dedinlog to speak st. osm-
psigu meetings ordered of. different points
in the nuts. Scooter Hempton announces
his dchermlnstlou to stsnd by the store
ticket nominated In September. but urges
both fsctions to preserve poeceet the polls
end refrain from violence. He takes oc-
casion to say that the chsrgeo preferred by
Capt. Tillmsn against the homoerotic steto
sdminlstrstion in the recent. csuves were
without foundstiou In fsct. end he reaffirms
his perfect fslth In the honesty sud integ-
rity of the Donner-tic state “minimu—
tlous during the lest fourteen yesre. He
thinks that Judge Huskell. the mile-d
the null-Tillman fection, hes nude s urb-
tske. but protesting tbethe does not do-
serve the shore sod vllliflcstlou showered
upon him in some quarters. Sou-tor
nsmpton' 11 letter will not be regerded by
the Tillmsn fectiou es u very euthuslestic
ludonement of the Tillman ticket.
It. lllnlee's Well to (life.
Pimento). Oct. :55.-fiecrstsry of Stole
Blsiue. Mrs. Rhine, If. Blsine sod Will-
tsru Welter Phelps srrivod in Plttsburg
Inf. evening sud rsmeined over night. As
It wes not known for certsln shut Ir.
Ill-ins would stop over in Pitt-burg only
e few Inllmste friends of the secretory
werest thedepottomesthlm. Thopsrty
were driven to the Mononguhele house.
This morning they went to Canton. 0.
Hsj. McKinley’s borne, wherelr. Blaine
is enhanced to spunk tonight.
lnregerdtothe omission of slmost All
of ucttonflloftbetobsceosehsdulsluthe
sew tut! bill, Afr. Blelue esid there wee
polswtuthobtll. sud thst thestorywn
merely eglteted for persons! interests.
A You. levies" Hem
white. Ive mil- fso- 1111111. A deputy
shallot-rte! witthlllu-eforWeyess-
hermhetwumstbyner-sd
teektbo
lolli-
misery-duh
‘i
i
“arrowhead by the 1:11.. of
trelll No. 5. the through Bunts Fe vestibule
Deeper exprm. st Wsksruss. thirtese
milsswsstof thiseltylsst «wing. The
trelnwes rouningete high rate of speed
all left the truck st 1 curve. The tender,
express. mull sud bsggsgs 11ers end three
Pullmsuv estibule cur-ell left the truck.
sudthe truck wee torunp for shout 106
feet. The following persons were injured.
merry of them seriously:
W. 17‘. Jones, mull egsnt, Ksuses City;
pinned between can end injured 1111111111-
J. W. Fsdely. mull egent, Kennel
ty; internsl injuries. Herryswuo, mull
sgent. Kensss City; heed bruised. Mrs.
Elle Steele. New York city; hurt in the
baud. F. L. 'I'brr’y. express messenger.
Ksnsee City; hsdly injured In spine. L. J.
Johnson. beggsge Agent. Knees City; leg
hurt. Henry Lindsey. Topeks; bruised in
side sud jew hurt. Mattie O’Connell. Chl-
ago; heed sud beck injured Mrs. Dr.
Dulles, Telluude, 0010.; bruised and teeth
knocked out. E. M. Beanies, Tullunde.
Colo: concussion. Mrs. George Tur-
ley, Fresno, Csl.; beck bully out.
MrsJ.McFerlnnd,Te1-roll 11111.0; head
out. 8. Sylvester, Milton, CAL; knee in-
jured. C. F. Ferrington, Lisbon, Ills;
oolhr bone dislocsted. J. J. Buckley
brukemen; beck hurt. Eliubetb Bobbitt,
«mo-1.1.111. injured. Hr; W.J J.
McClure. Knusss City; srm dislocetcd.
In. Low Hits. 011klend.Csl.;F. A. Felt,
Albuquerque, N M; George F. Reppy
Denver; Solon K Rose. Albuquerque; Carl
B. flanking, Aspen, Colo; W. P. Jones,
City;J . A. Coulter. Colorado
Springs. _
PORTER l8 WILLING.
New York's Uneounted People Will Be
Represented In the Census.
Nlrw Yonx. Oct. ".5.—Robert P. Porter.
superintendent of the census, hiss arrived
here from Europe. in regard to there-
go: out of New York city by the police. Mr
rter seid that the police returns should
be sent in to Washington at once, where
they would be accepted as part of the evi-
dence that the original count was incorrect.
If the entire evidence offered showed that
any district had been neglected—that the
police returns showed 11 lot of names not
on the official list—cu investigation by the
census bureau would be made of that dis-
trict, and if the police returns of names
was then found to be correct. those extra
names would be accepted by the census
bureau and added to the official list.
Ben llntterworth's Denlnl.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25—Secretary Benjamin
Butterwortb wss very emphatic in his de-
nials of the story that he had been silenced
in his advocacy of reciprocity by the
promise of the position he now occupies.
”The story is absolutely false,” said the
secretary. ' “I absolutely and unbeeitut-
ingly deny thst I ever entered into any
deal wbntevcrtoaecure this or any other
onlce. lulwnys have been, am now, end
expect to be an advocate of the reciprocity
doctrines. One of the lust things I did
before leaving congress was to plead with
McKinley to put. my bill favoring free
trade with Canada on his. My position as
secretary of this body came to ms nu—
esked. I entered into no deal of any kind
to secure it."
‘3on Gleason Indicted.
hove Isuxo Crrv. f. 1.. Oct. Eli—The
Queens county grand jury have found in—
dictments against Mayor Patrick J. Glee-
son. George E. Bulrner. Ditmus 81 Berry
end Patrick houghruu. Mayor Gleason is
the owner of the land on which the Puritan
club building stands and Buimer is owner
of the Puritan club building. Both are
jointly indicted for rusintsining a pool
room, the Western Union for maintaining
s telegraphic service. [litmus & Barry for
furnishing information to gsmbiers over
Western Union wires. sud Loughrnn
is charged with collecting money from the
owner of the building and dividing it.
Among the interested parties.
Iron les- et Ilium Tulle.
leosns FALIS. Out... Oct. ‘35. —'I'he
northern section of the Iron and Steel ss—
sociation delegates srrived here et 9:45
o'clock on A special train of Pullman care.
They were met at the depot by Mr. Ensues
Wimsn and the local reception committee.
The perty was taken up to the foils and
shown the sightsnround the great cataract.
They were then taken to the Clifton house,
where 11 luncheon wee served It wes pro
pared In regular Canadian style, and 1:01»
eluted entirely of Canada game and prod-
ucts. The perty ere guests of Afr. Wlmen
while here.
The Count le Insane.
Pu1m11su'1111.0c1. Alli—Guiseppe Ceres-
si. Count dc Montercoic, who wee errested
here some months ago and sentenced to
six months in the county jail for distribut.
ing on the sin-ct scurrilous circulere about
his wife, formerly Miss Virginie Knox, of
Pituburg. I111» 11inch his confinement in
prison developed 11 singular mouomenis
that amounts to insanity. He seems to
lmsglnc that his wife llllfi bribed the prison
ol'llcielstu place poison in his food end
that he in being killed slowly by the poison.
He still has some weeks to serve of his
untoucc.
A Mysterious (Br-we ”binary.
KASsAtlf'lTl', Mo. Oct. Lib—The police
were notified U111 1.1m grut’es st Union
cemetery had been robbed. Detectiv—
were put upon thseessend lest. night the
bodies were reinterrod. How they were
token and how replsccd is s mystery. The
grsm robbed were those of Robert Tsy-
loreud n mun tremor] Brown. both recent.
ly buried. llolcs bud been dug user the
bcsduunee of each grove down to the
coffin, and the bodies bed been pulled out
by fnsfenlng s rope round the necks.
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131111110. Oct. 5. ~Tbornse McCeffrey. s
bertender. shot and killed Robert O’Brien
In lloluln' saloon. at 1,007 “’ebesh Avenue,
st 10:5” o'clock. The shooting wee the out.
come of 111 old quarrel. The murdered
men was formerly connected with the ell-
vertieing departments of sevenl newspe»
porn on the Poclflc crust sud The Globe-
Drmocrst end The Pcst—Dtspetch. of R.
Innis.
lewe of the levy.
ersurov. (let. 25-Oct!"- heve been
Issued st the navy department for s trlsl
next Wednesdsy of the United lit-tee
steernshlp Phlledelpble. She is now It
Tompkluevllle, B. l. The usvy deputmeut
is informed ol the swivel ofthe United
States stesmshlp Baltimore et ”shoe.
Crew sud officers ere reported well
on. 111111.; In: no Ire-m.
XII Tints, Oct. fi—«The general term
ofthesnpremseoun burefuecdtoveeets
the order for the rumination otBol. Will-
ism W. Dudley, heforel .lu blesdtfor
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or
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Nice 1111.11.11... People Shot
Down by Russian Guards.
“JACK TDD Bll'l'llll” AT WORK.
Another Women hollowed to lleve Been
lurdorod 11nd lutlleted flour loude-
Dy tho flew-O'Brien end Dillon Sell
'l'odey lor America—Cebu News.
Wsnssw, Oct. tor—A petty of Bossier:
emigrsuts numbering upward of son sud
holding tickets llur transportation to Brsc
ell, left the villsge of Ricesscre to cross
the West Russian frond. yesterdsy.
When thy resulted the frontier post in
the night they were stopped by the fron-
tier guards, who demedod to see their
tickets permitting them to leeve the coup.
Nine Were Shot Down.
Upon learning that the party had none
such they were forwd beck st the point of
the bayonet. They made some slight ro-
elstepce end the gusrds fired upon the
party, killing six men, two women and e
child end wounding A number of others.
O'Brlen sud Dillon loll Tod-y.
of». $411». sud m'o'hrllt
end Mr. Dillon have left Paris and will
embark on the steamer Lu Champagne for
New York today. During Mr. O’Brien’s
visit to the chamber of deputies members
of the vsrlous parties requested 11 series of
conferences in regard to Ireland Mr.
O’Brien promised that the Nationalists
would send udelegste to France to plead
for Ireland. The snrsties of Messrs. O'Brien
end Dillon at Tipperary wired the fugi-
tives, “We bid you Godspeed and are
proud to beer the responsibility of your
flight.”
They “'lll Prohnbly "felt Cullen“.
William O’Brien in an interview last
evening said that his visiting Canada
would depend entirely upon circum-
stances. He did not think it likely that
he would beern-sted there, but. did not
care whether he was or not, us his mis-
sion would be concluded with u visit to
Canada The arrest of himself and Mr.
Dillon would save their fares home uny—
how. The judgment. delivered against.
them in their absence from Tipperary
would constitute 11 case for appeal. He
thought that Mr. Balfour had shown great.
weakness in the case of Mr. Harrison.
His advices from America were greatly
favorable to the success of his mission,
which bids fair to surpass all expectations.
The Insanity of the Car's Uncle.
Loh'DOS, Oct. 25.—-l"urther particulars
have been received from St. Petersburg
concerning the insanity of the Grand Duke
Nicholas. He was seizwl in the most
scute manner during the Volbyuiu mau—
cuvers. pnd his deplorable condition
aroused the pity of all observers. The
czar, to cover the mutter from the world
nddrcssed a public letter of outlgralulflion
to the greed duke on the success of the
mensuvem. although the grand duke bud
not been 'in chief command. Afterward
the condition of the grnnd duke becameso
critical that the truth could no longer be
hidden. At present his malady threatens
to prove fatal. The grand duke is the
fsvoritc uncle of the czar. whoismuch db
tresscrl by the calamity.
(“minim-19's “'nmlerl’ul Aotlvily.
bosons. Oct. ‘5 'Idberal newspapers
throughout the country unite in esserting
that Air. Gindstone's Midlothisn speeches
sresmong the very best political efforts
of his life. and even the Tory press.
including The- Times and The Standard,
pnystribu: e to his wonderful energy at
his t'une of life. Mr. Balfour is said to
have mude the remark. since his arrival in
Ireland. that the parliament would sit out
its full time. as every year counted against
the only man who could induce English.
men to accept the delusion of home role.
He is supposed to have alluded to Mr
Glsdstone. now at years of age.
The PuruellvO'Shes Divorce Case.
Loxmx. Ucl. m—i‘h: trinljn the die
vorce proceedings brought by Capt.
O'Sbeu against. his wife, in which Mr.
Parnell figures as run-respondent, haw been
set for the middle of November. Mrs.
O'Shen will make counter allegations
against her husband Fir Charles Russell
And Mr. Herbert Asquith have been re-
tained ms counsel by Air. l’ernell. Both
these gentlenwu defended him before the
Parnell commirsion,
"Jet-ls the Ripper" Agull.
fosoos,0c1. 23111111111 body of a mur-
1l 1:91! women was found at. South Hump
steed yesterday. with the head almost sev~
cred and otherwise mutilated. The woman
is supposed to have been of abandoned
chemter.
The finding of the body bus revived the
Jack the Ripper scare. No arrests have
been made. though the policc ere scarclr
ing for the murderer
Ilnlfonr Will Not Vlefl adv-y.
Drnus. Uri. :‘».——A lsrgoorowd of N1-
tionelists rum-millml at the railway ststion
et Gslwny 11 .urdny nwniting the nrrivel
of Mr. Half our ulmln they intended to
receive with ruin-r11 for O'Brien, Dillon
sud other lender. .\lr. llslfour was werned
of their intruunn uml left the trslu et
Atblone, where he took near to Cutle-
resgb. He will not visit Gelwny
Killed By s Dingle Ill-w.
Wilnno'rox 01:.1 21-101111 Ferrs. e
livery stable keeper. end Jumes Devine,
encmploye of the Clspp do Jones Msnufsct
uring m111puny,ofiludmn. N.Y.. who run
here repairing the Friendship fire engine.
for Into an alteration in the berroom of
the Pennuylvnnis hotel lust evening. when
Fem struck Devlne in the month end he
fell deed. Either the blow or the full
broke his neck Fem surrendered to the
police.
Eighteen Indictment. found.
CAMDEN. N. J. 111.1. eta—The Camden
county grand jury bus rustle Its preocnlr
arm. to court. bringing in eighteen true
bills. one egelnst French Lingo for the
murder of Mrs. Miller. and fifteen egelult
lawyer llogete. twelve of which were for
forgery end three for false pretense.
A III. 0hr for Deals el tees.
"11111111111. Conn. , Oct. at. ~1'hedirsctors
of Charter ()sk Drl‘vlug perk have decided
toofler Claim for fouls of 1M0.” to
betrothed for In t” sun! 115,000 in IDI:
all entrence, with s special provision thus
no winners In in: cert-tenth not for 81w.
Preferred field“ he knell-1g.
“mum fi-«W I). lfyeru, who
killed his wife user lab-non because she
was unfaithful to blur. benpd himself by
”not sprocket poekstheudkssehlef while h
totehehhmllh
THE NEWS TN BRIEF.
Wtdmmme
ell Places.
Cholern is gradually ill-opposing Ind
Yokohome is sold to ho prnctlcslly free
from it.
Ensign Rsmscy, of the United Butte
deem. fiwstere. wee drowned mumm-
ly st Yokohoum. Aug. If.
The Presbyterisn synod, of Beltimore,
ediournsdtomeet Intbc Second church,
Bullimoremulhe. 11. At thet time the
eomplslnt egelust the Presbytery of New-
netlo forits notion in thecess of Rev. J.
K. Oempbell will be tried. The recom-
“Mon of the purchase of New Wind-
sor college, Carroll county, Md. wee
The 01111111111 minister of finance says,
with regard to the report that American
nellng captains propose to fly the British
deg on their venels in order to enjoy the
privilege sccordod to British vessels, thet
they cannot do so without becoming Brio
hi1 subjects, end this cannot bedoue inside
of two years.
About seventy-five iron workers st the
Marvel shipyard, New York, have struck
ewiugto the refusal of the proprietor to
diseherge non-union bends.
Anthony Muck, a section boss on the
Auburn branch of the chigh Valley 'il-
told. was killed st Smithllbrod IN. Y.. while
st work. 18
David W. Knowles and wife were sen-
hstsdetthtleflelo; 01mm. to our years‘
imprisonment each and their son. George.
toseven yours for shooting John Waters,
stInnesville. Sept. 1.
The London Giselle announces thst
parliament will reassemble on Nov. 25.
The indictment found against Leander
Richardson, editor of The Dramatic News,
for publishing a libelous statement lust
January about Do Laney Nicol! and Mrs.
James G. Blaine, Jr., has been dismissed,
Mr. Richardson having published an
Apology which was satisfactory to the com-
plsinsnt.
John 11’. Murray, 11 New York lawyer
who has practiced many years, has been
drsburred by the general term of the su-
preme court. He has been drinking very
heavily of lute, accused Surrogates Rol-
lins and Ransom of corruption and re-
fused to apologize.
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Shot Ber l'lvc Times.
NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Edwnrd Emmone
shot and instantly killed Mrs. Kate Owens
in her apartments at No. 30 New York
avenue, Clifton, S. 1.. last night. Mrs.
Owens was a handsome brunette about 25
years of ego, and had been living with
Emmons for about six years. A short
time ago they had a quarrel and separated.
Emmons become infuriuted with jealousy
sud fired five shots at Mrs. Owens in rapid
succession. The first two bullets entered
the body. and Mrs. Owens ran. screaming.
The third shot struck her left wrist, the
fourth entered her left cheek, end the fifth
severed her jugular. She fell to the floor
and bled to death. Emmons. standing
over her expiring body, placed the pistol
to the left side of his own bend and pulled
the trigger. The bullet. however. glanced
on. inflicting a slight wound.
The “Ginger Ale" Club Bnlded.
FREEMAN. Mu, Oct. ill—This town is in
afuror of excitement over the action of
the White Caps. who destroyed all the
property of 11 “Ginger Ale” club, mostly
straight liquor, here but night. There
were about seventy-five or a hundred
masked men in the party. The druggist
of the town has been notified to shop sell-
ing liquor. During the excitement attend-
ing the breaking up of the club room prop-
erty several masks were torn from the
faces 9. White Caps and the: wearer's
were ted its well known citizen,
and arrests are expected to follow.
.1.700 for Btrchull's Life.
Woonsrocr, 0111., Oct. 25.—Birchell’s
autobiography was put up at aucion at
the jail here last evening, .fnilnr Cameron
acting as auctioneer. Then- were about
fifty publishers in attendance and the
bidding was spirited up to $1,311, After
that it was slow until $1,700 was vouched.
when it was knocked down to C. W. Bunt—
ing, of The Toronto Mail, for himself and
James Gordon Bennett, of The New York
Herald. Half of the purchase money was
paid down and the lmlurlce will be psid
immediately after the execution to Mrs.
Birclmll.
Agnlnst the City of Boston.
lbmox, ()cl. 25.——-The full bench of the
supreme court has decided, in the cues of
the Boston Belting company vs. the city
of Boston. that the pluintiil’s can recover
damages for loss of water caused by the
act of the city ill improving Stony Brook.
The plaint ills alleged that the city obstruct-
ed and greatly interfered with the flow of
the water and damaged the pinintifls. The
defendant demurrer] to the petition end
the superior court sustained the demurrer.
The demurrer is now overruled by the
supreme court on nppmtl.
Two New York Suicides.
New Your, 11.-1. 2:5.«Alfrod fillies, s
truck driver, 47 years old, shot himself In
the head at his home on Tenth avenue and
will probably die. His wife had mldb e
complaint to the police chsrging him with
disorderly conduct, end a policemen was
about to arrest him when he fire-d the shot.
Duvlil Swanson. u compositor employedby
the Ruilwny Publishing company. can
mlltcll suicide by cutting his throat from
our to cor 11124 Park plain
Young Lyon's Houtenee.
0n1w11,0nt.. 111:1 211. «Walter Jsmee
Lyons. who was convictml at the Old Bel-
ley of murdering John Stewart, I quarter-
msstcr sergeant in the lioynl srtlllery and
s per-moor of his mother. was sentenced
w seven year-11’ imprisonment. the judge
taking Into consideration the strong no
ommendstion to mercy signed by the jury
and the just provocation that empsrsted
Lyons to kill Stewnrt.
More Money in llmnntiu Cullen-en.
lenrlm. ”cl. '5. The Pblledelphie
Natural 1:111 omnpnn y has decided toshut
off the supply of natural gnu from all the
Pittsburg pmldllng furnaces whlch it b-
bitherto supplied. The chief reason for
the moves: given by the officers of the
eompeuy ls thst they can make me
money by supplying the gee to dammit!
consumers. E...
Hell- and Justlne Trot Again.
lsnnrnxosxcs. 11.. 01:1. 25.——lle|le lie-1
lln end Justine. the double trotting teem,
were sent yesterday to best 2. I5. the world's
record held by them end mode It In mag.
The duy wss cold and rainy. "MI the
weetber been fevorsble III! would hove
bosses my msrk The two etert enl-
on Monday.
Joelottey (W Illelles
8111111111113 0111. 25~Uhsri11 its!
Inst-s old. clerk in the Ballard
thlsetty. committed suicide st hb bums
euflnnerstrest lest night by debbtq
”annulled. Helmsedhfleglyeshsl himself eight tlmes llovbld'jsslnusyh
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