, IN LATEST STYLE.
? LADIES’ CAPES
From $1.49 to $13.50.
——_..-—-—~-
.-
, 84 WASHINGTON ST.,
Read this and you have the answer.
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety 0!
and they have just begun to arrive.
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese.
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
"arm ennui.
lliclcnnen & Sen,
’ coop-r11 NORWALK. o-r.
Cilillllllli Will'lllll "‘"‘
what are you going to do for Fruit this“ full and winter.
We have purchased an
CANNED 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
in cans, we have them in glasa We have also just received
Thanking
Metre e Hunter.
PLUMBING,
the ant elect lllll lint,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
Bolesgcnts for .n ofthc
50 South Main Street,
sou'rn NORWALK. - 00H".
Pneenese Renee.
$mmmmhuyofloupfur yourkllchen
Best and Lowest Price
«Hon-n than the exclusive agency for the
teiebnted
“ PROGRESS RANGE,"
modest home by the riaugstuck i it Works Co.
andbytpeciai arrangements with l: III I can roll
tots dist-class article It the price or lighter and
er ones. i warrant, cvrry 0. clubs
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
lathe wor.d,audwhi reload your money in use
of any complaint Being made here you no
always get repairs In an hour's time.
Pnneneeellnnee.
WM. PODMORE.
85 NORTH IAIN STREET.
um some sonwatxmosu.
lilililllillllbllliilll.
ti Inn: It, It! tort city.
'3 It“ common 0! man
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
ram carts, Railroad Carts.
c
<'l'lie
Wehsvotwouew Keaton which we wouidbepleaesd toshowtothcnnblic:
Weahohovcolatgcilncot
noun saw an» Postseason.
ESTIIATES GIVEN 0N PLUIBING AN!) TIN W031i.
IIEATERS-
illl'l‘llll and the NEW S'l‘tllFIlllll
R A N G E s .
F. H. NASH 8s BRO.,
(for. lain and West Streets. South lorwnlk.
Bead carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaeton, Bumye,
Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, llilk Wagons.
viii boyish-Its only Dsslars to Camus,
The
you.
are the srtlcies thot will loose
r Wagons have a over «wide
reputation no to quality. style and finish.
Nous Superior. Street 8 skim. We
hows the best Street Ip oklero in the
World. Also have the nearest and
total Illk Wagons in New York. '
of”:
sonar u. census,
WWO.” Istanbul" hall kind.“
till llll] W001]
AI '1'!!! OLD "AID 0P
(Innocent lo 1‘. Burn Buyer & Ion),
SPRING-WOOD,
titty People Ilnd n
. with us.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
ill-IRES lllll HATS
.THADDEUS cqun,
ALL 080E118 PROMPTLY FILLED.
to their advantage to trade
Brick, Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Bligh, liackawanna, Locust
lountain. ”ranklln, and
Wilkestmrrr Goals.
lentil let RUBBER PAINT
Yard foot of Washington and liar»
21...... till!
. “mullet-looted.
in, litter: can can Fill.
BCALLOPB,
[are M Cohen, Inputs! liar-
' “Mtnuthlesm
mmmm
chilledl
PURWJSJNG.
“WI m mac—w
“10......
it
tilll .
Brunette Steel ..
recent 7% Bilflli
Grand lnducements
sesame
nine ices.
shall streets. Brunch ofllce at Miami
Drug Hturv . Milli
”—
We will sell you Is: cy llgln Creamery butter at
fie th: m the. If no
’0.—
Grapes. Grapes.
The Inert Concord Grapes In lb; 1% basket.
W
The ldlillll linen Sea Iaelercl
Obtolaohla, M and inky. at lb.
Airplay,“ ' :ppies.
We else also lot of Winter A
and Baldwin.
good at- sod qnnllly
on 9 ~ 7—~
Etouu
liloDQllAh'i’llil 0! Mt"
Yoncao rave-minke Ylonrotaoot
“crawlers. “gentleman's-teal.
handpicked
‘lIhbi. War-
”.49.“
ours m.-
We know that on: It: Japanese ndOobag
humbnuymityonwillglwtbs-o
ammonium elaborate.
asyoaruoda,weaeo toaaltyos.
the Wants,
38 Washington Street.
8.." nonwoan “VII. I‘ll
I'm“
Beintnn furnace to}: Specialties .5...
orke new Haven
and liartford it. it.
net-au- is. to».
“All. LILY! ”WALK A! 70b-
IonIsw all —It lads, ) .
numeral» cs. as. ”we. and ,
or” Ian 1., 0:0! so. , it as ll:
locus. nit—ms on. a naive.»
. com me ill am es‘.
tanniolitsntcwldexiss. .MOox. out
It.l".5lek..ltll to root not a... Washing-
ton express. loudoys-llcl ex.h:ttu,9:lisc,
nit. incest-cum u,
Mitsw luv A Ila-i. ex. the. 1:”
ac. 9:50». anti, not so it .—-ts:ca
. . can
I es.,lt48ac..l.07 x,t:0ac..5:l§so.ouae,.
7 is on. 7.38 an, “i at Jet! oe.. um All ex. as!
an, 12.”...03. uuudoyo—‘l.atisc.,mne.,am;
“Gauguin.
to; mm ‘.'.-‘10“. Ha ., lot:
ac i'.l.-tl00sx..itflsx. Htaefl. No.3.“
ac. ilo‘ta..l2Ito Ian.
on Imaortxnn. al—dzlll so. 9:lll as,
“its? “l.“"m'h'fiflmb'fi'u'fim'
i - except mine“ won ew eves
MSW Id es
s
on hos-res.) A] -i.IIl es. tvls lhore Una)
P.l.—-iitw cs. (via tipnngdcid). it" on. (via ilart-
Llal’l ill" YORK,
Posfiourn lloawau. A l.—-Illl ethlisc
tor-c. streamer-c, iltlflrleflac. ted
noon at [kl-ill): sc..ill) “.803 ac..aos
“Janet,40:en,40l¢x,htucs.dflex..7m
ac.l(tloe..9wsd.ex..aodac.1200tnidn tax.
buudays—Ilftisc..7moc.5ozse..ittlin s
m.
tillilbd'l‘illt ltl 8A! LBOA'D.
”AKIN!“ It NORWALK DIVISIIDN.
m 0cm klth. iaau
Luvs rout-a scents as 101.com:
You Dartsunr. A, ll.-Iic$h, 9:18. P. I 42:13.
2:10. 5:". 0:!) 10:25 Iinudayo—Sztda m..d::2 on
You W uoil Point. A. l —'l:56, urn. ions
1’. I.~n:10, 4:10, 613.8%, 10530 blindly-9:08
s. in, i309 p Ill.
LIAVI NORWALK,
Pen Dan-var. A 1—6:“, 9 t1. 1’. I —l218,
I It. 511. 088, 103 tiundoya—ilwa nt..6 .57 pm.
You atom [tonwaut also Wilson Pots-r. a].
—7 still. toes P 8 4237.409, ll 14,300,947.
Sundays—ammo: Jim» to.
new; planner.
Yon Sou-sit Normans. A. [—43 as. 7 at. 'J 06
::.~110.,8 .0, so). Sundays- Ifl'i n in . 505
Main: Line.
1.th BiliDGlPOB’l'.
Ion Ptmnnn A I 4mm; locum;
:l0 to, mix; l2”, mix. A. I—dhtl. vx ; bio,
through anon. '7 t5. sundsys—l’ 85 a. m., mall.
woes only as for so Great Barrlugton
'Goaouly as for as New Milford
In. ii. ritual-son. Vice Proa't s lleu’l Isn't":
W. I. brow, Supt.
A. w Plants
lion Prat-Irv” u:
“moraine i ”
llaili Direct Penicillin
South Norwalk
”sun——
Norwalk, Ct.
rec-3
Till PROFILLERB
CITY OF NORWALK & EAGLE
Will leave Pier 28. loot liver workman Street).
New Verbal“) 3., haturdoyo otIp Ill.)
Fulghtmlvcd treats in. men to.
Returning. bests leave Horwsik at 5 p. n , and
South Norwolk at 6:80 p o:
Freight taken from and received for all points on
the Doom and Norwaik and 8bcpnug Railroads
at ily red rates.
poo owlv to: lathe City of Nnrwolk
and logic will be sent or special lots of lreizll
anywhere In New York or its vicinity
y‘all more forbid trawling any of the
employm of the boats of this line on accouvt or
its! owners them». sis
Mamas/z, %'"
at? arch... “
“ Bxanalner In
D. a. Patent ollce,
Offices, 436 littln Street,
1.16 to 1888.
nannnron's'. CONN.
‘ no; 313327676“
litiillllll Kline] and Liver Care
crown Pinolnro and Pills.
’l'bev are the on! Sale Remedies to use fix these
odlicned with title t'a Disease, Liver Complaining
Urinary Ahllouo. 0on than nurtured in the.-
nor soon are the and i only Kidney
and Liver Core that will restore you to perfect
health.
_au ladies Use
3. II. II. A.
Craig ledielne Co" Pascale. N. .i.
Plalsted’o Drug More.
‘3”... flooth lorwalk.
n Edith"?
incline Benetton
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
”ll'l'll IOIWALK, - CDNI.
nun. Ideas”
Carriage Repository
stnmmmeumimw
entitle
moo-um Thaw-pans
mmuwmumumot
Barren, noggin, Photons,
Concorde. Spindles, Road
Carts. Business Waoons,
Grocery and Ill]:
Wagon.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING I’IlOlll’i LY
ATTENDED To.
A. A. IcLEAU.
In.
.rew' raceme-
“Mam
all!
I”. to scan—
l-Ils Defense of the/Treasury's
' Business Methods.
Illl sits THERE‘S so rivoarriau.
Ilia lesson- for the Recent Decline in the
Price cruiser—Representative Flowers
Afloat: on tho Depart-sot lose-M by
the Inventor of tho lint at Washington.
WuuiSurou, Oct. m.—M'Il‘tl O. Leach,
director of the mint, has made public to
following statement: "My attention has
buncolledtooartolnstatemantoattrlbuted
to Mr. Roswell P. Flower in an interview
on silver which appeomd In the sunday
edition of The New York World. Ir.
Flower criticises the treasury methodol
purchasing silver in these particulars.
"First—That the large purchases by the
department do not include all the slim
bought; that the Inndon price ls used as a
basis of government purchases; that the
bid-to the government are on a decimal
aystdn and tend to favoritism. in regard
tothefirst criticism 1 may say that the
gomment purchases silver as it does
boob-V . by public competition-the lowest
elect being always accepted, provided they
do not exceed the highest market price.
Fertile benefit of small producers,how-
ever, the superintendents of the . mints are
authorised to purchase small lotsat a price
fixed fromdsytodoy bytbcditectorofthc
mint corresponding to the market price of
silver. These purchases average possibly
a half million ounces it month, and are re-
ported ta the treasury weekly. ‘
Loudsm Prices Do Ne’t Bole.
“Second—it is not true that the London
price has been used as the balls of silver
purchases under the new law. During the
lost administration not only was the Lon-
don price the only price used In making
purchases. but the department did not-pay
the equivalent of the London price, as the
records of the mint bureau will gbow, but
made counter ofiers to bidders on the
theory that silver was worth less in New
York than in Inndon by the cost of trout
portatlon and inournnco across the water.
The present administration has been gov.
stood by the New York price, and at no
time since the passage of the new sliver
law has the treasury felt itoelf limited in
its acceptances to the inndon price.
Charges of Favoritism Denied.
”Third—in regard to the government
quotations being on a decimal basis Mr.
Flower is made to say: "The suspicious and
significant fact in regard to the govern-
ment’s purchases of late is that. houses
offering large lets have been nnderbid by
the hundredth part of a oeut.’
“The government‘s quotations are on a
decimal basis, which is a great advantage
to those who may have advanced informa-
tion in regard to the price the government
to willing to pay on a given date. Sow, in
regard to this, it may be said that the
government has no scale of its own, and
bidders use whatever scale suits them
beat. it one house happens to bid a decimal
lowvr than another, is the government to
decline the lower bid because of the deci-
mal? The idea of any seller having ‘ad-
vouce information’ as to the price the
govt-mment will pny Io ridiculous and true
possible. The class for the sale of silver
use all made by telegraph within a few
minutes of 1 o'clock. and the treasury has
no idea of what it. will pay until all the
odors are opened. its acceptances being
governed entirely by the ofiers. if there
an be any fairer method devised for pur-
chasing silver clean by public competition,
it. would be difficult to conceive of such a
method. it is the method which has been
pursued by the trcmury under all adminis-
trations since 1m "
The Decline in Price.
Mr. [mach attributes the recent decline
In the price of silver to the immense stock
of silver at New York; to the decline in
silver export, and to sensational stories
from London. He says: “Not one ounce of
silver bullion has been shipped to the Ori-
ent from San Francisco since May 1 of
this year, while over sumo» worth was
shipped during the satue period of lost year.
These facts of theuiselvcu are sufficient to
account for the decline which has taken
place."
Sluts at tho 'l'rsoonry.
In conclusion he says: “No sensible per-
son likes to make prophecies, eawcloily on
a subject which hm provcn so illuslve as
silver, but certainly one who ‘boo made a
close study of the silver qucatlou’ ought to
find in the facts mentioned sufficient causes
for the recent decline without seeking for
imaginary reasons and coating slurs upon
the treasury'a method of purchases.
"The new silver law has been executed
by the treasury department in the utmost
good faith and in the some friendly spirit
toward sliver which characterized the pos-
oige of the not, and the manner of its exe-
cution him not had the most remote hear
ing upon the recent decline in price."
The Itehrlwg lion Dispute.
“'ABIIIVIH‘OS, Oct. 29.--'l‘he interrupted
diplomst to. negotiations between the
United Bram and Great Britain. growing
out of the lirliring sen seal batteries, are
about. to be rcsitmnl. The last communl.
cotton from Lord Salisbury to Sir Julian
Ponnwfutc concludes as follow»:
“I have to rrqiicot that you will commu-
nicate is copy of this diapnlcb to “r.
Blaine. You will state that her y's
government have no desire whatever to
refuse to the United States any jurisdic»
tion In Behringses which was conceded by
Great Britain to Russia, and which prop
arly occrt. tee to the present poooonoraof
Alaska in virtue of trentieoor the law of
nations, and that if the United fitntoo
government. after the examination of the
evidence and arguments which I have pro
dnced. still diner from them as to the
legality of the recent captures in that new.
they are ready to agree that the question,
with the issues tbotdepend upon it, should
be referred to impartial orbttrntioo. You
will In that case be authorised to consider.
in concert with Mr. Blaine, the method of
procedure to be followed."
flr. lllnlnn Ia (lo-alone.
Mr. Blaine expects on Thursday to meet
the British milliliter, Sir Julian Param-
forto, and will then notify him tozitand in
definite proposals and projects for theor-
liirration. Mr. Blaine considers that no
the proposition to refer the question to at-
bitrotion line come from the British gov—
ernment. lie is entitled to seowhat view
thaw-tomcat lnk. of the subsidiary
nation as to how the WI orbiter
lion shall be conducted.
lodge Robert I.. Johnnie Donn.
Pnrtsosmiu. (let. ‘19.»Aspnclol to The
Inquirer from Altocno aoya: Hon. Robert
L Johnwttmmf Klioonlnirg, president judge
at Combrla county, was stricken with opo-
plaoy last evening. death sunning is a
short time. He stream-old.
Pits-iv
Philadelphia Natural
, . em to
the oral use not ,
so Oct. ennui. . er of the
discontinuity,“
drawing fuel from paddling (unison.
which goes into client. trident» a hard
blow totbe iron inauufcmtureru. It is co-
ttuiawd that over on furnaces will under—
go enforced idleness by the order until
they can be prepared for the tree of cool.
it is rumored that the gas supply may be
again furnished, but the opinion expressed
by the manufacturers to that unless they
can secure their gas supply from other
sources they must return to the nose! cool
ently.
Several manufacturers have already comr
mound to arrange their furnaces for the
us of cool. The shortage of gaowaa geo-
arol throughout Pittsburg and Alhgheny
today. A large portion of the people who
nugosdreewere compelledto burnwood
oroool. In some parts of the city than
wasno gas supply. The mills nod for-
naces consume about two~filtho of the gas
furnished. When this supply is cut oil
from the mills the us will be turned into
the mains for domestic purposes. and it is
beliOVed will furnish a suflcient supply
for all requirements. The cool operotors
ore greatly pleased over the prospect of
the mills returning to the use of coal. The
demand will be heavy, and a revival of
business and increased prices are expected
A DUEL TO THE DEATH.
Bangulnnry Affrny Between Two Young
Men About a Girl.
Ciiauwr'rn, N. C., Oct. m—lcmuei Al-
len, a young mono! prominence in Anson‘
ville, this state, accompanied Miss Grace
Greene to a dance near that place lost
night and while the afialrwas at its height
Julius Tyson, an old admirer of Miss
Greene, called young Alien out of the room.
The young men present knew that un-
friendly relations existed between thetwo
and followed them. By the time they
reached the spot Tyson had his knife out
and was repeatedly stabbing Allen.
The onlookers tried in vain to separate
the rivals, but they seemed bent on killing
each other. Allen reached for his revolver
and with a steady aim pulled the trigger.
The ball took effect in Tyson's temple.
Tyson fell to the ground dead. Allen gave
himself up, saying that be shot in self de-
fense, and his love for the young woman
demanded that he should put 'l'yson out of
the way.
o'er
Forges Robinson’s Crimes.
liltocinus, Mon, Oct. flit—There is
nothing essentially new in the Robinson
lorgery case. A gentleman has called at
Mr. Robinson‘s office to learn as to the
correctness of the story of the lutter’s
flight. This gentleman said he had let
Robinson have $5,000, which was every
cent he possessed. lie is 5:? years old, in
failing health. and has a wife and family
to support. Lloyd E Chamberlain, once!
the executors of the estate of the late
Charles Stone, has made an cfiort to re—
cover the bonds which were placed in
Robinson’s bands to sell. He has stopped
payment upon them and has made a do:
mond upon Rufus P. Kingmun for .3,”
worth held by him as collateral. A unit is
likelyto result. Mrs. Fullerton, mother
of “Postmaster Fullerton, will be a loser
to some extent, as she bold is second mort-
gage amounting to 82,0“) on real estate
that was handled by Robinson and which
undoubtedly bears the forged signature of
Everett Robinson as guarantor.
'I'laey Dnrod Death and ”led.
Nttw Harm, 0m. zit—Edward Cooper,
of New York, and James Henderson, of
Ohio, civil engineers in the employ of the
New York and New Haven railroad, were
instantly killed on the Ninntic bridge at
East Lyme yesterday. The accident wean
Mlliltll’ one. The two victims were walk.
lug along the bridge evidently cognizant
thnt tln- [lilhfil’flsfll’ train which left New
London at. 7:43 nut» steaming down upon
them. The train could be mu aqunrter
of a mile, and the men evidently thought
they had plenty of time to get out of the
way, but when near the end of the bridge
they were struck by the engine and thrown
some distance. Both bodies were horribly
mangled. The men were young and it
seems mmcuuuntciblctbat they should have
taken Mich it risk of rcitiztlnlngon the truck.
smuggling Whisky Into (rounds.
uni-um, 0m. 29, «’l‘wa barrels of whisky
have just been seized which were buried
in u mumm- pile on a farm near St. Anne
dc llcuuprc. Smuggling in going on near
thin city and the lower St. Lawrence
region roan enormous extrut. The local
pf€flsl demomh IhI' enlaliiial-nicrit of n revo—
nnr- cutter service in nuppma the tnflc.
It is eatiniatul that by those amugglingop
erutlons the government has loot at least
mull) In the last two Your». The [people
in most of the pariabt-a bordering on the
river are believed to be in tongue with the
smuggle”, 'i'berordinnl urcbbialmp has
issued u letter to his Rock on the o-viis of
the liquor trntlir «trungiv mmlcmnslory
of the ouingulon. who arc in be deprived
of the benefits of tlw suc-rmurtita of the
church.
‘l‘oelwg lIloso' III: Jump.
line‘rm, 1m. tin-«Ar le l..i emuloor
[netting of the. Newton .‘llllvllt' amide
lion 1'}. ll. Blunt, of [lunar-l. in the run-
ning bop, step and pinup, «‘lvmrtl “fast,
if“ inches, thria ontoblishingn m-w Amn-
icnn record. Affidavits haw llt’Q‘lt mode as
to this record, and they will tn- [irmnlcd
totbc record committee of tho Amateur
Athletic union in New York on Ntttirtlay.
Bless belongs in Titus-ville, Pit, and has
jut grotluotod from l'billlps‘ Roster send-
smy.
A Well Iii-sewn Marksman Kills-l.
Karena» Ctrv. lie, on. :9. lh-wuy lla-
dorwootl, one of the ism-it tint-l wing shots
in the state, president of tin- Kansas City
Dl’i'lnu Pork melon-m Itul provident of
the Gun club, wan driving worn-us the Chi.
cage nod Alton truck at Fifteenth street
when his buggy was struck by a M
btmml pawn" train, killing Mr. Under-
wood lnatontly. [Deceased woo alarm to
years ofsge.
Jnlln Morton. Very Ill
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 7&3.-Mios Julia Mor-
lows, the actress, who has been lying ill at
the home of Got. A. K. McClure. in this
city. for several days post. is much worse
and all hav- engagrmcnts have been con—
celed upto Jan 1. she is threatened with
Ionic fever.
is legr- oom-r rte-m.
iticmtoso. Wt, Oct. at when» Mitchell,
Jr.,suegro,sndtheeditor ot'i‘iv. i'laost
mar-per, was nominated for congress
for t to district by a Republican nus
meeting, composed sinus exclusively of
oegroes
lee louse. Iron and In: Dos-s0.
We. Pa. 0013wa home.
fornitureotoreaodbornnt Bliss Danni.
lounginillsem horned bye-“in;
”II; ”Ill!!! ON TAIIANY HALL
llnhord (ruler and Ills Bravos Vigoronaly
Lunch“ at ltnw Yorkv'So-otsr Shen-
man Denounces What Ila Tom the
(inn- of Federal Patronage.
Canton, 0., Oct. to.-.“ the decisive titty
draws nearer the interest becomes more in-
tense In the greet mumbusl fight. The
excitement in this district can hardly be
appreciated by the outshlc world. Not one
single meeting has been held at which the
balls or open air space unsigned has not
been jammed to the limit. “I never saw
anything like it," said Speaker Reed at
Wooster. ”i am amazed. We have great
mectlpgit in Maine, but nothing like th ”
"And do you ocean to tell me,” said Geri.
Alger, on the eve of hisdepurture for Michi-
gan, "that in the face of all this there is any
doubt of Moi. McKinley's election?" Rep
reaeutativc Cbeadlc’e comment was: “You
don't mean to any that all your meetings
have been like this?” ‘
Mn]. McKinley Working Ilnnl.
Everywhere the crowds that bear Moi
McKinley speak are great. The major is
working like o beaver. He arrived in
Canton from Washington Oct. 3, and from
that day to the present has worked inces-
santly, traveling hundred of miles by rail
and wagon, often speaking three times
daily, and averaging but six hours' sleep
nightly. He is not a man who speaks from
suelevation. He goes among the people,
presenting his case in a plain, sensible
manner, and no matter where he talks,
whether in sturdy Republican Medina or
in rock ribbed Holmes, the Gibraltar of
Democracy, he is greeted by equally large
audiences who lit-at him with respectful
silence, and at the close press forward to
shake him by the hand. His declaration,
“i will not play the detnagogue to secures
single vote," has been utudiouoly observed.
He closes a most exciting campaign at
Canton Monday night.
Carl Bcbnrs Scores Tammany IInll.
men-Americana attended the rally of the
People's Municipal league at Cooper union
last evening. Carl Schurz vigorously nt-
tacked Tammany “all. In speaking of a
tour made by him and some visitors from
Berlin be said; "They were disgusted with
the filthy condition of our atreeto, nnd
asked it we had no money to clean them.
I told them yes, but Tammany gobbled it
all. They asked me to describe Tammany
Hall. i told my friends that the brnveo
gathered at their wigwum to find out how
to give to Mickey Malone, who controls
perhaps fifty votes, it clerkship, though the
poor devil can neither read our write.
“They try to liml out how to give a mun
who controls lilo Votes a good contract, or
howto keep out of prison a gambling bell
owner who i.- the pmprielor of ‘JlOvotes
and plenty of Imodlc. That’s what Tam-
NEW YORK, Oct. flit—Thousands of Ger-'
it «out o' A sarcastic".
Ito-tn utter“?- mutants-ris-
llnvn Ila Ikd a Contestants»
Wmntrmck, Out, Oct. tea-The
lieu of ”The Colonel” letter has mold
quite a sensation here and many are now
ready to believe that Birebsil really bod s
confederate,auhe has all alougclalmod.
and that this coolederstc did thcactual
killing. Taken in connection with some
statements of Birchull’s there is some
good grounds for this belief. For in-
otance. Birchall cays ,thut when Bcnweli
left him be had on a nod strong pair of
Eogllahboots, in t condition, and
when the body was found the test were
eueosedln poorworn out boots, brokenot
the sides, which had evidently been for—
merly rubber overshoot
“Tbs Colonel's” letter affords material
which supplies the missing iiuks‘to make
Blrchall's statements of the circumstances
attending the death of Beuwell highly
probable. Birchsll statesthot if he had
had any suspicion that he would hear-
restcd fora crime hcdid not commit, he
would never have remained in Canada.
As many days elapsed between the death
oi Benwail and the arrest at Blrchsll, this
fact gives considerable plausibility to
Birchuil'o contention.
Jersey'o New Election Low Crltlslood.
Tnuxtox, N. J., Oct. 2il.——The Prohibi-
tloniste of the state held a conference here
for the purpose of coming to a better un-
derstanding of the ballot reform law. Rev.
J. B. Grow, D.D.,oditor of The Temper-
ance Gazette. occupied much time consid-
ering the ballot reform law. He denounced
it as a scheme of the old parties to dishon-
cities the Prohibitioniels. intros eatimoled
thatit would cost 28,0“) for the Probin
tionista to have tickets put in all the dia-
tricte. lie denounced the clauses requir-
ing the signature of 5 per cent. of the
voters before the state will print ballots
for an independent party like the Prohibi-
tionista Tho requirement that the signn-
lures be published in advance be also de-
clared to be inconsistent with the secrecy
of the ballot, which was the chief design
of the new law. Only five counties were
allowed official ballots. An efi'ort was
made to pm a resolution calling for the
repeal of the law. it was decided to urge
all the I’robibitionists to vote by writing
in the names of the candidates on the old
party ballots.
no! Combine Against the Strand-rd.
annar. 0., Oct. iii-it is stated on
authority that a consolidation of the inde-
pendent refiners of Ohio has taken place.
The recent drop in the price of oil is given
Icons of the reasons of the combination
for their protection. The combination will
moke the most. formidable opposition the
Standard has ever had. The parties inter—
cstcdin the combine are the Manhattan
Oil company. the Paragon Refining com—
pnny, the Pluto Oil company. the Crystal
Refining company, the Sun Oil company.
the Craig Oil company 0. A. Browning &
00., N. L. Baumgu ner, Noah Bolus,
Laney Brothers and probably one or two
others, rcprcsbptiug in all over fin” acres
of developed producing territory. These
patios not only control and operate the
territory named, which is some of the best
in the world, but they have three refineries,
pipe lines, tank cars, etc. The principal
many Hall is doing it is not a political
party. It is in ring organized for the pur-
pose of robbing tin: I'ity of its tnoucy. It.
could not exist. but for its hold on the mu-
nicipal met? county offices. Take them
away and Tammany wrll fall,"
Fran-“is 3i. 5:11“le People's Municipal
lclglit- candidate for mayor, was loudly
choc-red.
Ila Did Not Favor the Lodge Bill.
.-\rL.\su,Ga., Oct. :9. 7A telegram re-
ceivcd from tlwcnalmro. K312, states that
in the (mitts? of a speech there Senator
Carlisie read a copy of a letter purporting
to be from L. F. Livingston, the president
of the lit-virgin Slott- Alliance, to John
Livingston, the president of the New
York Slab: Alliance, in which the
Georgian is made to favor the lodge bill.
L i". Livingston is the Democratic nom-
inee for congress in this, the Fifth district;
As soon as the telegram was shown to him
he telegraphed to Senator Cariisle as fol~
lows:
“Hon. J. G. Coriisle. Owcnaboro, Ky.—
Tbo letter of John Livingston, that you
have read as being aigped by thyself, is on
infamous and outragfitus forgery, and as
such i ask you to cleanup“ it.
“i. i‘. Lirrxos‘ron."
The letter referred to is Iu-ing industriv
onsly circulated through Henrietta.
iii-sermon .- l’ovisnl Patronage.
Pisntar. 0., Oct. zit-Jill.» Wigwam in
this city WM packed last night withan
audit-rm- of {tliupcmonu who gsthercdto
listen to Senator Sherman. The senator
slid the inure between the two old parties
were not so are»! now no in the pull. and
that stem: lira- ooly thing worthy of dis-
cusslon was. "How aball we levy taxes to
support the national governmeuti" With
this as a text be entered upon an analysis
and review of the McKinley tarifl bill, and
deduced from its pausing: many rosccol-
ored prealirtiouooototlw future prosperity
of the country under ito working». The
senator then paid bio respects to the curse
of willie-l patronage on drogglngdown
senator» and nomentativro to o deli-sing
position, IINI anitl if he hail the powerho
would take from every repmentotlve of
the people all potrormttvI and make them
free man before the gmrrnmcut.
The Hotel \ewdo-o'e owner in'I’s-nhlw.
Maw l’oiza, tan. at, Jilin t'lwmlcal No-
Ilonnl bank lute recovered a judgmental:
confusion of will against loser R. and
Ralph Plant and liemual Lobe. «timprior
log the Merrsntlle Cloak wmpany. doing
luminous at m llrcodway. A» the note
was made (lot. 2? and judgment immedi-
ately air-leased, it suggests an elitist to
give one creditor on adventure. 1. Be
Plant is sold to be the on her of the Hotel
Vsndornc. l‘i’o arraignment has been made.
Isn't-lei on n can Ilurw.
neutrinos. N. J., Oct. no myflllcl'l line.
Ian was finally gored In a peculiar mornm
by a cow on his tether’o form. near Wilt
Ingbnruugli, 0m» 0! her sharp burns
caught him directly breath the chin, lm
paling him In such a mantra that he was
liable to Intricate himself. lie was freed
by coins of the family, and Dr. Martin
oowcd up the wound. ’l'helnd'u Iathovwoa
killed by lightning a short time ago.
A labourer latte-r Arrested.
immersing 8. l2. tint. D.«Ialflfl
Daniby,aiitov and publisher of The flow
hymnknhmorresudbyerdorof
new states W am, Mean
he, charged with sending obscene litovn-
mums! mmithmtthooii
.d advertising lottery drnwiago Boll st
“we-furnished. -
IFuss Inn nos-s.
Will-flu, 0st. mum llclloileo
.l Joesph ”meal", sopolrrnen on It!
“‘ blind.” Irish Ugo”
cfiice will be in Toledo, with branches in
Findlay and Lima.
'l'o'tuforre the Lottery Low.
Wasruxuros. Oct. "lit—Copies of a cir-
cular have been sent by Attorney Geuenl
Miller M Unite“ “fates mar-liai- marl dis-
trict attorneys, directing their attention to
the provisions of the lottery act recently
passed by congress. The attorney general
onys: “Every violation of this law. either
by onindtvidnnl or a corporation, in the
dissemination oi lottery literature or in
any ache: way should be brought mthe
attention of the grand jury, and whatever
indictments are found vigorous prosecu-
tions should follow, to the end that this
nefarious-i business may be suppressed. In
tbocnforcement of this law there should
ltcbearty cooperation on the part of the
district attorneys, the United States mar-
shals and the poatoflice inspectors."
’I'Iaay Ilnsl the Wrong Corpse.
Munster; S. Y., Oct. 9.9.«The body of
Roman Leach, o former resident of Gen-
eoee, was brought to that place for burial.
During the funeral services at the ceme-
tery the bearers and other» who were
around the cofiin thought they honrd
moans proceeding from it, and after the
friends had departed they opened the
casket and were horritinl to find that the
remains were tint those of bench, nor did
the bodylook like him in anyway. The
bearer» who knew thcdeceased well or.
confident that it won the wrong body. The
body was shipped under the name of Fred
bench and probably it. was a mistake in
shipment. The body of beach is missing.
A Pvlnlov’o Novel solemn.
.Imeinma t'rrr. Mo. Oct. :u,«-i-‘srdi-
nsnd fiend", a tlrrrtmn printer. enormit-
ted suicide here by drowning. llc land
been drunk and was arrested. lie was tn-
lsooed under promise to leave town. Ac-
eompnnletl byapoliccnmn be started to
the depot. On his way down he started
toward the river saying he wniitfll to wash
his hands. flu reaching the book he
jumped in. but mt there was more mud
than WAII'I’. llit' policeman pimped after
him. Sumter world out until he got into
doepwnler and ilvlltnrntrly laid down null
was washed (luv. u the admin and drowned
before he could be feat'lllfll.
”my seat to (files-v Districts.
Wanill'm'nn, Oct. m.~’l‘b« titer soy»:
ltleawrtml at Republican Iwwlquartrra
that the Dcimmrnllr t'lilifltt‘fialuiml rom-
mitten ban will Clues) into Mitfilnley'o
district; with null “mm Gear’n, I'llck'o,
Hutclowm’n nml lacy» districts in lawn;
“ml ifilt'rem'li of "to It)!" ‘Vhl Virginia
(“with to; Altlllllfln'llr'll of tbel'oumcticut
dielrictsamln llillllill’ mnomtt tutor-och
oflbe eight Sow York ait‘tru'h ’i’be-y way
their the money woo “MAI!“ .mwug New
York Importers.
Intel-ville. s: IImkIyn, a
Bullshit. (int. 29.- flrooklyn dropped
onothortrome to Louisville iu the chaos—
plnoship series ycatenioy afternoon;
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. ,....,.....2a oooe 900‘!
Ron hits. Imhviiia, I. Homily-v. t More:
Wind; Dunedin». l. [bikini-s: ”not hi
Woodhull", have“ and Duly.
it" Yrms, Oct. mean a meeting of tho
Irish National tongue last night arrange-
Iillln were mad! for a reception to O'Brien
Ill milder, the lri-II patriots, at the Metro-
pills-0mm. bee. in. A alanine:
will hekmmttndown the boy Bon-
hy morning to meet. the envoyn
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