Hag about midway between this point
'r , ’ hudvlmdm.
anthem am,
* promptedhlutto feignaleependkeephie
‘ H
il
leavee'llibeaeeae lug urn-y uhe.
Pin Rind: donor, 8. D..Nov. Ii.—
Thenrsthnowledgethattheghoatdaueere,
had commend plotting to entrep the
soldinahaelmt been brought tolndlan
Agent Boyer byWilllaa: amine
mmlyanledien ecoutandnowewealthy
mumlnetmam'
Gan lchee wastreveling overland on
hemebaek and alone. lie enjoys awide
frleflehip among the ludlanagenerally.
eudMurday nightetaidatoneoithe
110-110
are j "’ '
dhne: A little curiosity, .
eeraopendurlng'theeerlypartotthe
‘ ,.VQMP marrow,
ultra-vehicles,“
thatremovm every veetige oi doubteeto
thabloodthlnty villaiuy which has taken
pom-elouottheghoat dancers. Afterhe
hedbeenlnbed some little “none at
the redekine bent over him to discover
whether he was eeleep. To all appear-
enceehewaa. Heheard thamgetupand
heginewhiepered consultation. For the
Int'time in his liIe,lcheeaeye,heel-
'l'e livelthetaeterlaeeeere.
Theirplan was to continue the ghoet
dancetillthetroopetriedtoetop it. The
place eeleetedtocarryouttheir murderous
WWalxteenmileaandeheli north
«woodcut-:mwm
(or so devim a deed proheblydnmnot
the Indiana in embueh. By lining the
roedwith their Wincheetem {or thd‘ db-
taneeefamile.aed lettingthetroopaget
wenintotheamphitheatrgtheywerecel-
euletingthet they could wipe out every
eoldier that came, and their calculation
weeeperfectone.
Mauritania Certain.
Theagentheeeheenotihed all iriendiy
lndietuon the rmervation to come into
theagmey.endnowupwardot unlodgee
am in camp. Indiana (rum Barbed
mktbenumherotm,mlolwhom
arewarrlomarenowontheirwey join
theghoetdencera at Pine Ridge.
tuner-undivided inlothree campe.the
aearmt oneto the annoy being distant
mantles.
Iflat trayhie oi e amhua nannwili
tab pleawflhhlthe next iewhonre ie
anwalmoet certain. The troops will be
rdntoreedtoday’bythreecompenieeofinv
featryfromOmehaandonetroopoteev-
airy from lost It . The ghost
dancing lndieuewiil than be invited to
eomeinend leydown their armaand if
theyrefnaeactivehoatilltieewilimoetcer»
tainlyeornmenee.
Mania-Impala..-
The belligerent Indians are headedby
LittleWounthwhoheehieeempouiledi-
dneflouereeknomeeighteenmileafro—
muhthemeemlmatmopeoreotroopa.
midi-nomineeoeubereeelarae
merflg.
lhareehe aaeereroedthetl e-eutteteree
Minglioehiadleeabettheyretoaelo
”whinetopiatetblediaaeeentry
wuofl'ovtIleeaett. Theythiakthe le-
ia “alarm
l
l
i
l
i' k
’5;
is
l
r
!
Midland railroad surveying outfit. have
"mmmww 3:: was
1! care about
”I” d M the camp was eur-
roundad by about fifty Indians painted
and fully equipped for war. With hideoue
yells end flourishing and firing gone. war
olubaetc..they cuttheirway throughthe
tents. They condoned firing guns, with-
ontdeinganyhprmJoratime tunings“,v
4,!» “lg-aw .'
l s. :
Iany Soldiers [or Plea lldge Agency.
81.140013. Kov.2t.—Gen. Wesley hier-
ritt. commander of the department oi
of about!» ””1”,me Col,
Poreytbe, and a company of artillery, with
a battery of tour gnne. commenced by
0|”va from Fort Riley to the
enrol iheJndian trouble at Pine Ridge
earner.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Wm Yale at teotbelljn
”will“. .: "I . 3
Them ' murder oLDkgoPolie-
ano.ea at NthatOue
Hundredand thatreet,)lewYork.
ischargedto the secret eocietycalledlle
A rumor is current emong London club
that Lord Salisbury will take advantage
at the Parnell—O’Shcaeeendai anddieeolve
perihent at an early day. ,
Mr. Stanley replied to the‘lateat charges
made aninet him and will now publieh
ell the (acts concerning the conduct of the
rear guard.
Forty workmen were buried by a falling
well at Jersey City Saturday afternoon.
morge Barrett wee inetantly killed and
eix others were fatally hurt. The well was
a portion of Wells, Fargo 5; Co. '3 new
building.
James Tuckerwee killed by an eiectrie
light wire at New York Nov. 28.
Richard F. Tobin. 9! Boston, died Nov.
9. He was a prominent G. A. R. men.
The United States Rolling Stock com-
pany. at Chicago. has lulled. “abilities
nearly 8.0mm).
Bemiord Broe.’ silk mills at Paterson,
N. J.. have been doetroyedbyllre. Dom,
mm.
TWO BOYS BURIED ALIVE.
They'ero Vinyl-glen“ In Elle
lay at Brooklyn.
Buooxtn, For. u—Jem- and Thomas
)IeDonough, aged respectively 0 and 8
yearn, were buried alive and slowly emotlh
ered to death on Sunday by the caving in
of a sand bank on Nineteenth street, oppo-
aite their home.
The McDononghe, in company with two
other boys, were playing in a pit when the
sand hank over the pit ave way end bun
led them beneath it. The MeDeaoegh
boy- were taken out deed while the other
two eeeepodwith slight injuries.
lyn- Beete Berth“-
Sumo, ind, Nov. St—Ed Bartlett,
of Chicago, and Tommy Ryan. at Grand
Rapids, Mich. writer weights. fought toa
defiwflhekiagiovee here at daybreak.
Ryan woe easily in three month, Bartlett
being outelemd and whipped tram the
lien. The fightwaa {or 81.”. andtook
piece in thedaneing pavilion on the pie-
nie grounh About 5w aporta from Chl-
cago witneeeed the mill and backed Ryan
for-hoot fl,” at the ringside. it was
theintentioatohevethe lght take place
at Chaucer, a little town below here. but
theahm’ilgotwindof it and atonee oe-
dered the town bells rung. summoning
eitieene. about no of whom were sworn in
as e aherifl'e pone. After waiting all
night the train was hacked to thie point.
where the light took place without any in-
terteeence.
Inww la sea Catalina.
Kimonos, 'N. Y., Nov. u—Wlnlc
weather now prevaile along the opp.
Hudaon valley. Snow fell throughout the
night and the ground la covered. At
points throughout the Catskills it is from
twotofour inehee deep. ice baa formed
on interior poude and aketing begun. it
ieganerelly believed that winter has est
la in earnest. and navigation in being
rashedthreegh tau ot a aoddeaeioeing
upnltherivarandlulendatreelue. Along
the Delaware and Iludaen canal toala
erebelng locked through eight andday.
betltle leared that some of them that
reeeatlyweut to illneedale on their“
trip will be unable to rraehtidewetar.
The thermometer la hovering around sore.
Ira. level- ueaeeler‘a IaieMe.
New Yuan. h‘ov. zit-«Sarah l. lirmeier.
flying, the widow of Prederiah W.
. he oi law-la la the
hut Inst for the tilled. .1
.m ”M h ..
eeehelle. myrtle“ 21min. tree
the probebleeeuee. flea lienaeler wuthe
theghter of the late Proton-m Marooned:
lie, of Hamilton «villi-at Clinto . N. Ya
lend
The lone flute-h Arsenic.
Vilma“. ilk. Nov. nu'i'be man and
wemenwhohlredetearnof Mr.Wltte.e
hwy-en of Chandlervllle. a few daye
apeflwho diapoeed of them nearVir
emit.werebrenghthere laaterealag
aelere cooled in jail. Theme
myehhaameieiiadthJslna precarious
mmmduhdnmietak.
redefinition. lilareenvrrybdoahtr
.eI-I’eylegwthelevoivae.
mall fiedieabaeherttime.
“new
”we“ ”the“
manner-rte
W at” 1’3”” m
, countless“ roe cures ml.
An "Alfi’l of Devotion" nt Ber lie-a-
what Eccentric unhead’ajledalde-Bhe
Will My 3. Continued ae loge-It
llattl little Wilhelmina la at Age.
m mow, Nov. m—rhe king or not.
huddled» de. on. Sunday. Nov. 23. His
illneeatooh ernddeo turn (or the worse
Saturday evening. eymptoma of unemia
appearing. Queen Emma was at once
aummoned. and remained with her hue-
baud until hie
death. Theking’a
last hours were
peaceful, lilo ebbv
Immediatelyupon
t h e announce-
ment of the and
went, the palaces
' red other public
‘ buildings w e r e
p losed, a n d a i l
‘7 5 l o t i o e a were
._ oi the can
collation o l e l l
a m u so n is.
The ministers were summoned an held a
meeting at noon. The phyliciana‘beve com-
pleted an antopey. The body repoeee in a
bed covered by palms. The royal chamber-
lain: are keeping watch. The features
present a natural appearance. The body
will he embalmed and placed in e coliin
on Tuesday, when it will probably be com
WILLIAM ill.
'vey'ed to the royal palace. followed by the
family. Queen Emma will beproclelmed
regent today. and will take the oath atan
early date thereafter.
Queen Bmme'e Devotion.
Thedeethoithe kingoinoilend n tor
more than one reason an important politic
elevent. The mental malady which has
proved fatal nretehowed ire eymptoms in
on Voted form many months ago. and
it was thought then that the appointment
oi e regent would be necessary, but the
king’s partial recovery seemed to remove
that necessity. ills affliction was soften-
ing of the brain. and he was usually quiet
and almost comatose, but at times die
playedgreetmeutal excitement Notwith-
standing his notorious marital infidelltiee.
Queen Emma has shown the utmost ten-
derness toward her slowly dying husband.
so that the Prince of Nassau spoke of her
a few days ego, in an address to the Lux-
emburg chambers, in; “that eugei of dcvo
tion at hie(the king’s) bedside."
The Lute Kieg'e Career.
With William ill dies the direct male
representation of the grout house of
Orange. lie was the son of Williem II.
but only connected collaterally with the
famous William III of England. The
late king was born in l8l7. and may have
inherited his insanity from the Emperor
Paul, of Russia, to whom he was related
on the maternal side. lie assumed the
throne in 1849. His only issue is by his
first wife, Emma, being a daughtc, Wil-
helmine. now ten years of age. The king’s
death severe from Holland the dneby of
Luxemburg, which will probably become
attached, under the Duke of Nassau, to the
empire of Germany. An not of the Dutch
parliament. passed some yours ego; pro
video for the sucwesion to the throne of
Holland in the event of the lute king’s
family becoming extenct.
She Will Probably Remain Regent.
Queen Emma is very popular and will
undoubtedly be continued as regent until
her daughter ettuins her majority, The
states general has been celled to meet on
Dec. 8. The Dutch legntion of London in
thronged with distinguished people aller—
iug condolences. _
The News in Luremhurg.
Luxmnt'm, Nov. 24.~.-\ pnx—lemation
haebeeu issued. signed by all the minis
tore, announcing the demll of tlu— klng of
Holland and grand duke oi Luxemburg.
The document eulugizes the reign oi the
letemonarch.and declaree that the poo
ple'e gratitude and blessings will follow
him beypnd the grave. it. conclube with
the statement that the country views with
act confidence the inert-salon of the
Duke of Nassau t' the throne of Luxem~
burg. _ ‘ .,-__.
The Pulpit and Parnell.
Mum. 50v. tea-Tho U'She'o-i’nrueil
rate was alluded to more or loan decidedly
in Nou-Conformist pulpite in lamdou Sun—
day. The general tone was severely critical
of the evil practices which brim: about di-
vorce. while the preachers film: urged that
poiitlulleadere should lw men of exem—
plary conduct iuthelr private lives. The
mat vigoroun denunciation of Mr. l’nrnell
byany of them reverend gentlemen wee
thatlnduiged in by the noted Wesleyan
preacher. Price Hughes. who lueieted that
the lrleh statesman should mign, and
called upon Mr. Gladstone and Cardinal
leaning, in the name of England and
natural religion, to join in the demand.
0.. ‘lwielor mil”.
Mr. liaanln, rector o! the ltalian church
at llattou uenlrn. took motion in his
sermon Sunday morning to denounce hit.
Parnell in the midst of his diatribe eer-
erel oi the conurvgaliun arm and halt the
choral. Others Headed to the recur.
"lied your own buslm and let polities
alone.” 'i‘llm was much eonmalon.
While Mr. Hermit: wee hating the church
attererrviee be was hauled by semi
around the church, and received several
blown lie waa finally escorted to his
home by whom.
O- the Tree. at Deliver-hora Meyer.
leiswx, Nov. llt.~-l'.ullwtakl. the http-
aateeeln oi (loo. So-llwrrhnil In
.haa bran trees-l in Ueletlll. whence
he talk the steamer In! Dover on Thou»
day. lwltleb and French detectives are
on his tract.
Thelamdon potter are confident Puller
all lain thie do. and that Information or
MI mmmwfll 59an by mine of
hie treacherous countrymen. it is not be-
lieved. Mom. in view at the rem-at do
m oi the court at queen’s lunch in the
cane of thefiwiee political murderer. Chen
tioei. Pedlew-lll will be utmlited. even
if Ire-can! line-Ia should treat eueh
adionaatbe pert ol the iirlila were
re. tlnflaw W
Miller. it—Jl’he elections melted
no large maturity tor the government.
whichueermtmeeetain Rorne.ihellnh
heingmeerelby the lrrvdrnuri handle.
on 5.23%:- "c- w":
«one class a mm...
mm‘m
““4": ”nee-=3
Eta... “r
lug quietly awey. M 5
October II. It”.
TRAINS LILY: hOUTfl EOIWALI as ”Ir
WWI:
Ioalawioee al—numlealevgrx.
kflrmtwl-c exqttbankflmulibu.‘ 3:;
but not ea. mm or. rm at. war on ll:
been ll—lttiea lane,” veto
eta-lord. earner troll Illa-lord. It. 4w ll.
eaneu-tumceiee..ewee.tfimtzu
ee tsunami ae. 10:!!le a..."
ten more. [undue-5m ex. Mia. it”.
P; 1.4:“ at. mien. is ac.
”new tune Ali—inter. tune. it.
at euoae 8:13.. we re ra-ueei a.
Iifiafifllaeutm'ex.4tfiae.,tzltee.Illar.
115ml.fleo.htlu.9ul renamed eased
ae lineman. eundeyp—tmee..912ee.,emt
Omar. .m.
roe an. Al—elo ac. Olsen. rec
l'.i.~uwel.lo‘lcr , liter,’l.ltex..dil
.llm‘u..l2§e amen
on Inseam ill—6:10 ac. out an.
lathe Pl-oltzibe'rdzflamtzlnnulae.
my; (except load-y morning between New liar-t
upheld)”
lloeroe LI —i.lt ex. (vie store line)
P l ~1209er (vie Springtrid). l om (via Barl-
LIAVI NEW YORK.
PoeBob-rulioawau. A l—tm exJioue
idiot. swagger-c. limeeJlutee. 1'3
nous er I‘ n—iror ae.,|(l) «.30! no.3”
a.tmer.,402ex,40lex.50¢a.tlltex.701
ae.801ae.9flad. ea..andec.l200mida Illa.
enndaye—Mllef..'lflec.bflec..i2llfln ight
liOllSATONlO RAILROAD.
DARBUBI I: NOBIALI DIVISION.
(narrated Ccloher El. hill)
LIA?! EOUI'II NORWALII AB YOIJJOWe‘:
You Dancer. A. l.-—tc!fi,9:l6. i'. I —l!:lh.
2:10. #17. 6:“ loss Sundays—43:26 a m.. 6:52 o In
You W Lee: Point. A. I —7:56, $27. 1053
P. I.— :10. 42!), n:2z.,8:tli. lit”. Sunday—«921B
e. m.. 6:09 p m.
Leave nonweur.
[on banner. e. Ila-Gretta. P. if —i: ’8,
216.513.6315.“)32 hundan—Ilwa mJib'ipm.
Ina rovrn hoawus are linear Polar A II.
—za:.eu.moe P l—ivzat,eoo,tli.aw,967.
Sums-absentJle m.
“5V8 DANBU BY,
Pun Soc-m Nonwam: A ".415. 732;. 906»
ll 4:. P. M.—‘llo, 5w. surdayr— 805 n. m .5»
a nu
Main Line.
LIAVI BRIDGBI‘OBT.
You Flrrsnm A I —-'.’ 05. acc ; 10 w, are ;
glow. mix; 1240. mix A. il—Ato. «1; film,
ugh are -. '7 45 anudaye—i' 35 n. m.. mail.
into
zones only as tar at Great Burlington
only as far as New Imam.
We. Karena”. Vice Pree‘t n can Man'zl"
w. K. hroa. DEVI.
A. W Panorama reed-nun AA:
0].!) AND RELIABLE
Daily Ilium Freight Lina
South Norwalk
”sun——
Norwalk. Ct.
Till PBOPSLLBRS
CITY OF NORWALK 8: EAGLE
‘.
R.
Bikini-ur-
Wlll ’ceve PM a la-t illrrr (Badman Street).
new tors, in 5 p m, Mlnvdaya at 2 p in.)
height mired lmm7a In, tulip m.
Returning. boata leave Email a; ii p m,aml
801th Nuwalk at 6:?!) p m.
Freight taken from and received for all elnte on
Ihe lnuturr end Horwelk end She-pang Ilmde
ugrratly reduced turn.
I‘pon appllcallontoegrnmrbe City of Nuwelt
and flame willbe rent Ior rptclel lots 0! mire:
anywhere in New York or it- Vlflfnllv
are” person are forhxd trusting any at lin-
employers of the beaten! mi: ilne on :cm H t m
tilt: name [bet-hm. rlh
WRWTURE.
GREAT, 8mm-
DAVID STOW
30. HAIR STREET.
or crate...
Withheld i no;
P L U M B I N G,
Till and Slant [lull Will.
Hot Air Healing,:
Stoves and Ranges.
w lloieegeele for all of the; me
Whitman Cn.'aSnec1alllex
'50 80th main Street,
eeo'rn eonwann. . «toss.
WW a». W», “he... on... M.
JOHN E. mums
mmmnlfllfld
Elli]. All] W001}
Brick. Lime. Cement.
line Stone. Ito.
hehiah, haetawaeae, heeert
Ioeetela. Franklin, and
Wilheenarre Goals.
inn far RUBBER Pill?
YIN “I” 0, “Wellington ”a I"
”“7”. ”ll" ‘1, ”at g. m”
On. “‘0'!- “1.1
following oiier. All
KRIE
mm infinite. all“.
MILLIunlit)!w STORE.
Owing to our increased Millinery business this fall, we are
compelled to make more room for that department, hence the
goods in our ledies’ and gents’ Under-
wear emd Hosiery department will be sold at an unprecedented
reduction. We intend giving up these departments entirely,
so you easily surmise, what great bargains you can find by'
calling on us as early as oasible to have first choice. All
must go at any sacrifice; 0 not miss this opportunity.
J)
In our MILLIHERY DEPARTMENT
We have some choice bargains for all. We are showing the
finest, choicest, and at the same time the cheapest line of
TBIMMED HATS in the State. Our large increase in this
department proves our assertion. In SHAPES we have a
most extensive line. a special lot at 490, in a. good quality
lelt. COVERED VELVET HATS in large variety.
Just Reunion a New Assortment ‘ of Lalies’ Kil Glues!
I’BA’I'IIBBS, BIRDS, PLUIBS. B'l'c.
Ribbons, Yolvets. etc. for Trimmings. For Capos of all Kinds.
0.5.1.1.- AND nxauxm.
Mahackemo . South
Hotel n BE“ Norwalk,
Block I Conn.
W.B.HALL
do 00.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS fill 118 RI] .
Best Light, Best Ventilation and Best Assortment of Silks,
Velvets and Handsome Dress Goods in New England.
Milli AND l'llllS.
Our assortment of Seal Capes, Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink,
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets. Plush Capes and Jackets is as
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We are largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Underwear, Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
Art Goods in Bridgeport.
w. B. HALL & CO.
The Best lands for the Least lousy
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT 'l'lIl-Z STORE OF
C. H- Harvey
Having lho largest stuck and a good annulment to make
selections lrom. we are prepared to lurmsh everything from a
child’s Ill-cent shoe to u gun's $5 bout. A number of speci-
alties in gents', Indivs' and children's shoes. A ludics’ fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Misscs’ Good School Shoe,
col *1. Children's School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
an examine these gnmlu, us it is a pleasure in show them.”
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North “rein Ht" flout!) Norwnlla.
'l'la Bus llfldllfllfil Prices.
Bills up sum
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPECIAL'I‘I lift 2
Our floral: Kid lawnmower are the neon ever eta/rd in Booth florwalh
iadlee’ Frauen lat lined flowed. W I'm cereal and write at prion that
will mtoehh you.
A tall llae oi indm’. ”mum“ amt leni- Shore that will pay all to nee-nee.
CLOVER & OLSEN, ""
ieadersle the lloot audiihee'l‘rede‘
' 4...“."4F' '
Horse Buyers JEWEL“
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
H We moonetently re-
MIMWeW
calving Pine Horace,
euited to all p _ eea.
You will and the I'll“-
EST 00508338. the
BEST BOADBTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST asson'runn'r or
SALE HORSES in Fair--
field County. ' Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse, can be. suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
M. I]. PARSONS.
Bflj‘ltlfllllfll STDBK Fill.
H A R D W A R E ,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE. TWINE,
Wire Netting, Woolen Ware, Eu:
—r—coo
W. l}. [llllll all,
MUSIC “ALL BLOCK.
THEN
FURNITURE STU
nee and ”I Waahlagtel ‘-
houlh liorwtlk. ht Ind of m
IBIODOBI (woman, -
will lull you SUE! “DC *
18 North Main Street. ‘
Glance fitted to all mpliceted caste
pound Ilemee nod from
a 8!“.
Bennett 8: Husled,
28 lulu St, 80. Norwaik.
Meats, Fish, (Imam,
or All Kinds in Their Saute.
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA"
ll. 1. 8mm mile 8.8. some
[inns and Sinus
—0F——
Wall Papers, ALL GRADES
“[31:13:31] Largest Assortment
l-‘lnc line of Gills at 25 cents 8 AND AT
double roll.
See the comblnnlinn chair and
step ladder, on Iy 62.00.
Artisla’ Materials.
Mounted on Stretchcrs.
Painting, Paper llnnglng and
Cniciminlng.
L. H. DECKER,
79 Washington sum,
South N orwalk.
PAINTS
B‘or- Decorating,
BROSZES.
Gullanllilverlalms.
HALE,
The Druggist.
ii ‘1 fléllllmllll. ,. “ M...
We to 0. ii. Deli)" .
- roe
. ‘3... .
5! Washington Street, South Norwalk ‘ l ( ”:5 3:! 9'5 “25:15:23..
27 “Hill 5' l Norwaw' “- ‘- “v II n mu! wearlurpqnalllloeotlhiem
Flu-Class Balers, Cnnfecliuuw
Lowest Prices I
The dost bloods lor
Canvas
the Least Honey
——-AT-—;
800T & snot: STORE,
Clark o Lane’s Bloch!
MIN STREET
1.,»
N w. 1.. Do in Share
JAUTION vvnrr-nun-dr'nn every pa 1-
:us hiumunv uud prlrl- stumped on bone.
.
t . n .' l. . lLs-iummll of null-inn! WM".
«v.03 :2 «mine iiu ulcervv . on r- ta
’! m‘lzu l .lrru Hluleylliv mmm‘ifiafif.
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