911' FOR
9, . Fall Styles.
in nil peace and colors of
V one end Sou flats, Silk hair.
will" Int! Cl (truth Role for men and
boys. Katrina“ lieu for men at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
Fixing, Cionnint: and Ironing
gilt flute. and
Paaaaiiss llaaaa.
if ere going to boy e. Range for your kitchen
title all. end went the
Best and Lowest Price
all on me. lhlvc the exclusive Agency for the
’ telebnted
“rnounnss RANGE,"
Methane?" the fiengntuck Iron Works Co.
udbytpecislemngementa with th in i can call
“hint-clue urtlcie at the price or lighter and
milk! ooee. lwlrrunt every one to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
inbmdm'ltlmund your money in tee
of In! moi-int Being made here you can
they!” repair: in an hour's time.
Pianist lilllllll.
WM. Pomona
65 Niill'l‘ll IAIN STRBE'I‘r
iii hilarity?
if so, call at
liti Water Street, Naivall,
Myer: can obtain a good Lunch for it smell
Inn-nil Ind cvtrythiny in the line of Temprrance
We. Also hadquuters for
SportingGoods, Fire Arms and Fishing
Tackle at All Description,
W with it full line of Dog Medicine-i.
XOBWALK.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
”screen
i _ Till llllllltillll PlillllllllE (Ill
It you can do it :- long» we will deliver I
berreiof
Piiiiiii. Jillii ll Paiaaaa
FLOUR
Temrmniimwdfim
WWW.
"radiant-tan.
uh- Woo- to title once for the
Min
' : alumnae-count,
and
e
" i n ironwtmr, or.
It...
mmmm
"JACOB fl. LAYTON,
.. HUNT liliLllFF
m.
end-mower- to on porn
Public, ”new
v “Imbmm
mun-om
,. -Iin. Lilo M Accident. Dene
Women,
1.1. ‘0 II”.
M. coon.
llllllllll
'i?
&H
and Will purchase immediately.
price can always be found at
SCOFIELD
T() i
& llllll’S
For a new line of
aunt onus Allll was
Also a new line. of
CLOAKS, WRAPS AND JACKETS.
. D.ssolved and.liemoved by Medicine
W—
‘r TAKE NOTIQE
That Mr. SCOFIELD, senior member of the firm at Scolield
t, will be in New York city on Tuesday and Friday of
each’week hereafter, to take advantage of any changes in the
market, and will also receive orders for any goods not in stock
The best gnarl». tor the lowest
8c HOYT’S.
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45 _
45
45
45
45
45
45
22 MOORE &
23 North Main sr.,
To. FOR 10c PER CAN.
ING ITS FRESHNESS.
NICE. swear rep, 2 CAN: mu err
CANS semen ron 25¢ 'ruAr CANNOT on new rim rut; unwr. M31) 45
A veium or o'ruim can-mm Goons r0) NUMls'tml's 1‘.) nets-riots.
OUR cones, we ARE CONVISCED, owns KNTlttl-Z rlrtTlSP'At'i'lUN, he» 45
CAUSE we uavr. l'i‘ rum ROASTED EVERY ween, rumour
we HAVE coon BUTTER run 2 .~ mu: POUND,
AND nave nu'rrnn 'rna'r H NOT BXCELLED run clue in it t» in: .
nave oraim BARGAINS TllA'i‘ we WILL orran rui' u-mw YIiU out. 45
can": nan cm i'-‘.
'45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45
WHY AUGll'l‘ 1 T0 Bil 'i‘ilANKFUL I
BECAUSE 1 CAN BUY AT
MOORE & HARMAN’S 4
THE VERY BEST TEA IN THE CITY FOR 45 "‘E‘Nl‘s l'Ell POI'ND.
THE FINEST SWEET CORN FOB lt’c PER ('iN,
45
45
45
5
45
54! LID .‘ll‘i (73': TinlA- 45
TWO
lfJSUR— 45
5
l? E
45
HARMAN, 2%
South Norwalk. 2%
45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45
RAN
HEATERS.
We htve two new Heater-i which we Would be p'cteei to show to the tub xv:
Tia Will all ma NEW Sltlliiill
We also have a large line of
GES,
Born 931' AND PORTABLE.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N Plrl‘iiiilh'ti All) 'l‘iN it'liltlt'.
F. H. NASH 8c BRO.,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Norwatk.
llllillllillls lNll MEATS
A'l‘ run our dunno or
THADDEUS GUYER
(fiancee-or to 'l'. Burr Guyer & firm),
8 P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS I’Rlnl I’TLY It‘IIrIrI'II).
city People find it to their advantage to trade
With use '
GIVE! US A. TRIAL.
ovsri-zns."
Norwarll: Oysters
The: have not been netted.
Fish, litters, Giant, Salt Fill,
SCALLOI’S,
Pure 'l'mlo Cele-p, Imported tier-
diner, Pure Verna-t Maple Syrup,
imported Cir-pee. Pickled (lyr-
len “Mentioned Geode
~70! All Kinder-m
ORDERS DILIVIRI! PROMPTLY
lllllllllllllllll- lllllli‘l;
one war—no Beet.
ear v in», I mat: a nut.
“a“ “51%“
lloue Drum Poultry 1 Specialty.
order-e Delivered Pmptly.
mm mm
In venom-emu.
illill ”
lllllll l
Examine liar Sinai
”AHD-a-u
SECURE PRICES BEFORE
PURCHASING.
“W3 A]?! crumble-«-
Grand inducements
, “10......
CASE we
rain has.
To-DAY
ill Trimmed Hats and Billiili
Which we are canine ti extremely low mica».
Elmullv Trimmed limb Velvet Tenure: and
'l'urhene. I: former price :5,
Hitch Velvet llur. hnutllully irrmmed with
hum and Jet 35. foimcrly tit)
Bitch Beaver lieu, trimmed with Ostrich Feet!»
on Join up
'l'hieise bone tide nir- lmlh’u mil do will to
call before pinch-ling cinewhere,
MRS. W. F lWliE‘l‘T,
3 WATER STREET.
NURWALh'. . (70NN.
srmc‘tfins
Only ~No-lnstruments.
Address PHYSIOIAN,
Bun Till, PROVIDENCE, R, l. hill in
USE Dli. CBAIG'B
Original Killian iii Lian L'an
‘ Crown Pinetere Ind Pille.
1"th are the uni Solo Remedial: to use 'or more
nmlc'ed wlih ”fig 1': Diet-am, Liver Complaint mo
Urinuy All'ectlons. (iuly thin-e prepared in thr-
her full we the Orlyiriul and thmmiy Kidney
and Liver l‘ure tltut wil rcnlou- you in p-ritm
health.
All Lorilee line
I. ll. R. ’2.
bruit: Medicine U”.- l’at-i-uir. .V. J.
will) AT
Plaisted's Drug
booth .‘r'nr-i elk.
it“.
tJlr ’3‘85
s Coughs, Colds Influenza. Bronchitis,
iioanenets, Whooping Cough, Crew.
of. firm, Illhllia. and every ’tlit‘fl'hii of the
Throat. Lung: anti Chest including Consumption
Speedy rind permanent, or d. for fifty yr ire.
FILES, HUMORSr
flnofuln. Eczema. Halt Rheum and nil
Dinner-n of thr- Skin and Blood nrv- cnff‘il by
FOWLE'S FILE and HUMOR CUBE.
n? tint
" illlllillilltl Bulimia.
it lunar 3!, tier York City.
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts.
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaetons, Surreya,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
W31 to plate! to
can}; helm at! Cancun,
The
you
me the articles that will lone
ur Wagonl have I worl -widc
reputation as to qtnitty, "yin and timer.
Non: Superior. Street Sprinklers. We
hurt the best Street Sprinklers in the
.lorld. Also have the neat"! and bed
mnl Milk Wagons in New York. -
o‘i‘lim
licving."
.‘J
Seeing is Be
Md“
And the [Ir-5‘. 11".? ;,
evcrmade,iti;...tt.1— .4. ..
din'sof old. "a \‘rmf'n
derfullunmflt‘. i. ep .»
Ibunlnirly lion- \,
expiry-r r- .m Lt;.;— '~
bro-liable, t nth
unrest- clear, will .
brxlliaulnlnlv l»; 3::
of ‘65 rt ,
Purcr “li‘l l r
lhatr::n:1lrn'rt,:rr ..
than tit-tin. ll.‘l.l.
more clieer’ti i‘- 'i
cithcri ’llint lamp u
"The Roof.
[\1‘
tater.”
And with it there in m r out», no and“
it.) limit” rhlm'nyd, no in k. ring. noun/eating,
no climbing up of the tonic, no "lentrume"
nor ennoyancc of n hind, anti it never
need. trimmin . it: li‘ttililr. iml ruervoiru)
help tough to ed scurrilous I‘m-m, with cc.-
trnl raft. it it ninminteiy outbreak-bio,
end on m]: or a ltt'tvm rm uh.
Only five ycnreold end r m- Iwo million If
(irrelamp. in am. it mill! hr: :1 GOOD lump to
make ouch a telling Int-cc". indeed it in,
for llmpe may come out iomru mny 9, but
the “Rochester” elv‘um on forever W¢
mete over 2.000 on u: vent-timphlnngin
Ind Table Lamp. liunmtet, blurb , Vm In
Pinon Limp. nt-c-ry ititrd.l:i range, Por-
celainJlrnl, Nickel and Black Wrought Iron,
All the lump denier for it. Lech {or the
hide-merit Itnmp: " l‘rru lint "if“l'ifli," If he
hm’i’ihonnullw Rochcolcr uni ill. siyle you
went, out no lnm eiore 1‘! near. send in no
for free lilo-Into minim; ,, “and reduced
ice-lint) end we will be: and send you en,
rnpeefely by enpveee, right to your door.
3001133133 LAJIP (30»
‘2 Put Place, flew Yuri.
tent! on". tel We [Ito-char m
iii. Muir: Bram inn m; il'gid.
nibble
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL
AM ell kin-lo of tiny-lint!
PLATING
Done It
49 Water Street, Snail liauali
WM“ “an to m.
yin-cl “He‘d-rem
gym-“mm
(DID.
Oi
in“? ‘WfiWW ‘9" W
ii “on return?”
end ii Will Ill-inf! both olden” . .-
mac...—
FWI Wish to Know Which
lie the Sovereign.
ritmu‘murr co. chums out
no Impul- of Labor. the l'ormen' M-
linloe Iml "titer Important Industrial
Organization» in Meet at Cincinnati Yep.
13 and Peru: to National Union ”I"?
OCALA, Fin, Dec. 6.-—Foliowing is f is
cell fore third party utionul conference
eluted by Gen. llive and John Davis, of
Kaunas,nnd by about severity-twi- other
alliance urorubers;
“Whereas in unity there lit ntreugtb.
therefore it inilcsirnble that there nboultl
be union in tall variously hunted industrial
orgnuizatiouu that stand on common
grounds; to this end the individual: from
Vlriouu etatee whose names are hereto
signed mnkcthiu call for in national eon-
fereuccto be emnpouod of delegates from
the following organizations: The Furmern'
Alliance, the li'urmerri’ Mutual Benefit ne-
eociution, the Cltizeno’ Alliance, the
Knights of Labor, and fill other industrial
organizations that support. the principles
of the St. Louis agreement of 1889. Each
state organization to send one delegate
from each congressional district and t. o
from the state at large, and each lliiitl'l t
organization to 89ml not less than three
do] gates, and each county delegation not
1 than one delegate, to be chosen accord-
ln lathe cuutmtm of cool: renpective or-
gan zillion, during the month of January,
18m. i
if ' ho Citizen at the Dollar?"
“KT-so that the yditor of each newspaper
is hereby invited us It deleguto that. has ud-
vocated the principles of the St. Louis
ngrecment and supporter! the candidates
nominated there in MM, the delegates to
meet in the city of Cincinnati on Monday,
the 23d drty of February, Hill, at :3 o'clock
p. m., for the purpose of forming ll lliilrlffll'
nl union party, tuned upon the funde-
mentul idea»; of finance, trunapnrlution,
labor and land, in furtherance of the work
already begun by those nrguuizutiom :tutl
propnrutory for rt united struggle for
country and llfillii! in the great political
conflict now pending, tlmt hum decide
who in this country in tho sort-reign. ‘lhe
citizen or the tiullur.‘ "
Big Drum-inching to Cttltsullllflh'.
At the session of the l'nnuern' Alliance
committee on nruuuizutinu, mode at report
mute union lwlweeu the Notional Funn-
crb' Alliance unil industrial union nudthe
. . . , ‘ rutinitiort to nny
Col. Livtngstonc. nf irt'fll'glfl, from the:
li‘urtuerrp‘ Mutual lit-nefit ”mutation,
which has an organization with a large
membership in the ti'erilrrii stun-s. l'ntler
this proposition the Mutual Benefit new
elation is to fill“ timintnin its separate or-
gunizutiou, but is to be entitle-d to rr-prr‘r
mutation in the National Alliunce council,
and tlreexecutivo committee of each or-
gnnizetion is to meet hereafter and or-
range the details of this union. The re‘
port was accepted without dissent. This
action undoubtedly menus the absolute
consolidation of the organizations in the
linear future.
Here I» n Italian-y Scheme.
Col. Livingstone also offered a resolu-
tion providing for the adoption of the St.
Louis alliance platform of 1.5“),
was to call out any
might exist an to its nbsolurely unani-
mous lrulnmvtneut Mr. loueks, of North
tiakotu, offered on nuiehdrttent providing
for the ownerr-hip of all rrrilrouul nut! tele-
gmpb lines by tltr: national government.
taken a wonderful held open the.
M the lodge lull PM.
At the forenoon meeting of the National
Colored Alliance on umended resolution
was unanimously ndnptoti urging congru-
lri) pull iii! Lodge election bill.
Gen. J. 1!. llice of Kaunas, who is on
aspirant for the opia'a humiliation for
United States counter ugninnt M r. Insulin,
epoko on the proposition to improve the
Millie-trim river. In the cornea of blow
marks he tools occasion to deliver in violent
political speech denouncing the Republic-
an party as unworthy of oxjetence. The
speech produced it herniation and eillence
men wish it understood that Rice’s opiu-
ions are nirnply thorm of an individual and
not indented by the alliance at; 5 body.
The committee appointed to investigate
the charges affecting the official conduct
of Meters. l’olk, Livinguitorto and flown
rendered it somewhat critical report, proc-
tlcniiy exonerutiug the officer». The re-
port was ndopted.
L 1.. Polk Ito-elected.
L. L. Polk was re-elected president by
occlatnntion. B. F. Cover, of hummus
unanimously elected vice president, and J.
H. Turner. of Georgia, Win; elected secre-
tary. J. 8. \Villette, of Kunsruo, was elecb
ed notional lecturer by :1 vote of 48 to 3:3,
defeating Mr. Terrell, the present incum-
bent. The nntiotml executive committee
remains unclmngedt—Mneune, Worden,
Tillman and Polk. A public meeting was
held last night, nttontled by 2,000 pumps.
Speeches were mode by 'l'. V. l’owdorly, A.
W. Wright, of Toronto; John Davis, of
Kansas; President Polk and others.
PEACE 0R WAR ?
The lied Men “in Decide Soon—Short
liuil on the ltmnpugo.
l’ixr; Rum: Aulzxcit‘, S. l)., Dec. 6.—
Ii‘uther Jlill' Mill .lnck liedCloud hove just
returned from their visit. to Two Strike
with Gen. Brooke's finnl message. Jute
guys that Two Strike, Hitch Hawk, Crow
Dog, Turning livur, High l’lpe, Eagle Pipe
and Big Turkey “ill be here toduy for u
council. l’om-e or war will be settled by
the talk, uml every one uwnits the arrivals
with kcenes‘t interval. The agency cattle
ranch lilis been burned nud all the bursts
and cattle or» in llu- numb. of Short Bull
and his men. Gen limnke is non-com-
mittal as to the movements of troops, but.
suggests that :r llllll' more coaxing will
settle the Whole trouble without blood-
shed.
To lilunrm the.- Indians.
\\'Ar~:iu.\'uru.\. Dec. ii—Mr. liztusbrough
(S. 1).) has introduced in the house it bill
making it iiulnwl’ul liIIil punialmliloby line
and imprizunittent ta. nL'll. exchange, give
or in nuy way tll‘rpivrw uf lirourms or um-
ltuliuns. Till‘ bill also
autllOl'iZL‘h llil.’ wcrrt try of thr- interior to
. . . . direct all liziliuu it..“lii" iu )l'Ut'i‘t’il to trike
which Is to furnlsli the Innis for up ulti- ' I
an account of llll tituuruts lllltl ammuni—
tion lunnrl to be in [lm pt1>~>v$~lnu of In-
tliuus, and to optimise them at it fair price
and pity their UWIH‘I" hllcll appraised value
for them. The bill t‘Xt’llllil“ mull luilianu
only as have :ivnilt-tl tlzt-itt~t-lV'es of the
benefits to the not of [$7, providing for the
allotment of lunds in severally to lutliuus.
in cast: the lttxliuiis refuse to give up the
arms they have the aet‘relury of war is to
be authorized to co operate with the secrt.L
tary of the interior in forcibly taking poe-
miou of them
Poouible Cunndlnn Ito—enforcement;
OTTAWA, Dec. t}.-4Advices received by
the government indicate that the Cree
inuiuus tire becoming tlisullcctetl and are
showing a strong disposition to join the
l Sioux on the American side in the binomial)
Hist idea i
objections which :
‘3 W; Blackfeet.
Col. l.iviu;:~‘tnuo ”pp-Neil this illill oilerod ,
its a compmmiw nti-n-ntrr :t ri-wlutiuri pro ‘
riding that the liberty in control iilitl up-
erntc illl hiii'll lines .llilll vest in the guy-
ernmeni. if after :i fulrtriul of this syn
tern it is luuml that it tliil" ntl’urtlthe
relieltlottiai.ilt-tl or ctl’ct't refurum in llitl‘
management of them, the government's
ownership Himll ltr- i'l)ll|pll'li‘. Tim “M
adopted .‘il‘lt‘t‘ Home ill-K'llhfiil)“
.ln lronrlrul Agreement.
Mr. “'rvle, of 'l'enut-sxt‘u, iltl'll iiflt-rr-rl illl
amendment than all i‘lilllt.'('l(‘fl With the
filliitiinttnih.’ ~itppurf llll' Sf. Luiiis :trul
0min platform» nr mile-r ~.u.~spou,~iun from ‘
tlivnrilr-r. illi'l that tmi‘untliiliill' for any ,
nuliouttl palitimtl will. r' shall be sttppnrtr-il 1
by llli' nlltmtt-r- ilit‘llilltfrh‘ unlws lii‘ iti-
dtihit'riilluatfpliillttl‘ln‘i, mul nu} Mill—Alli
prices not complying «tilt llit‘Si? l'i‘rull’ll“
lion-i may be sihpr-uilui til the pit-Murr- of
the pl't‘sillll‘lll. 'l‘iti-i mm also adopted. and
tho \vlmio- plutt'nrni lb lilllt‘ililf'll was llfilllil-
mtmsrly minptmi upnn umll of the mll of
tho Hlnlt'fl.
'l‘ltn Ntrthroueury Project.
Dr. (Y, \i’. Mummy cltuirtunn of tlu- uu-
tionnl executive c-nntnittee, submitted his
annual n-port of the Work ii('t:ufii|ili5licil
by that bmly during the year. It referred
at length to the committee‘s work in hair»
int: the attbttrt-nnury bill rlrzuvn lilifl pm
center! to wriign-ss. ’l'ltr' clinirumn maid
tin- I'Ullillllllf'("'i tuiw’iuu in this particular
we» practically rntlml, bot-utm- this ulliam‘e
bud elected forty ilii'iltlit‘l‘w whotvoultl look
after pushing: the billthmnglr (’Ullgl'l‘fls.
The report rocmnmi-mlml n reduction of
niurieu of fill untiuunl tillinum miller-re and
the removal lmin Washington 01' the Mir
tlmtul prtmiileut's "tilt-r. llr. Martini- took
particular [illill't to lnlpi‘vris upon the dele-
gates that during the prod your Ito but! not
been engaged in lobbying for alliance
measures, but burl illWity‘u relied upon the
median! the billu :itiiltlm morul pow"
and influence Wlill'll stood behind their).
Murmu- umi liar- Third I’nviy.
Dr. Momma cow tlu- following report of
bin uttemnrv-i llllflll lllll’il putty queutionn:
"l told the tit-legal“ timi the people in the
southern atnim were not prermretlinom-
bark in the third putty movement, but
that some western and northwestern stair-u
hull already embarked in the movement
and crurnitlemlihnt the prosperiiyof the
order-lettinttrlt-tl wine mtiitmoi that kind
tooueluln them in their efforts.
"in this euterueucy them was ngrent no—
ose-it; for conservation: nud caution. I
recommended on a compromise thnt. would
ear” out the curl nought to be achieved by
the wool. and north, if it met the appro‘
button of the south. that n convention be
celled to meet in February. if”), and that
the convention be composed of delegates
from all mmietlous of producer», and
that the next annual tit-union of the rub
promo mnncil elect delegotar to represent
ibleoriler in that convention. This will
give the people time in which to decide
whether they went independent party ec—
ilun. and if no, when the great convention
meet-trident:- will come therewith tru-
thotlty‘ and induction. from their people.
“Mikael”! Will will bebudlhd by
tumult-renal. end therewiil lie-better
an want-vet
“new“ but
marker-trot
craze. In fact it is ~tutml that some have
already crossed over The total Cree popu-
lation scattered over the Canadian north-
west numbers upward of 6,000: the Sioux.
1.8“): Bloods, 2,000. and
Picguns. trio. The government has taken
lmnlfiilllilt‘ >lt'lH to prevent a junction of
the i'nnntitun unit :\lilt‘l‘ll't|li lmiiins. An
otficiul of thr- lntiinu department stated
lust night that if ibi- Sioux tlitl emigrate
they Would ru-uer be permitted to euterthe
Canadian northwest nguiu.
l'illillly Shut liy lhlrglnru.
Slul'x i'iiv, in. Dec. ti.~\\’illinru Oeutig
WM family will” by burglars who entered
his lullit-r's house. He and his father,
Chris Uctnig, lived alone in u house in the
Iuburbs. The old mun is very wealthy
and in supposed lo secret large sums of
money about his rl‘blllt‘llL'i‘. The burglars
priml upon a door “lieu young Ucuiig
grappled with them [Hill 2| terrible err
comm-r ensued iu llli‘, ilurk. Four revolver
ohms were fired, one of which [illhued
through the young man's lungs. His
father rushed to lit-s :tmintuuec, was beaten
over thr- lii‘fltl and body With it cluband
hurl several ribu brulten by kicks. The
struggle cruised Hut‘li an uproar that the
burglars left without securing ntrythlng.
J. l". Murine wn-s itlvniillctl in one of the
burglars nutl nrrmtcil.
- _ - a...
“inlaid-r Lincoln lit-Ilin-u .itmtlwr Rumor.
(,‘uttxtuu, nt‘I' ii. A i‘lll)ll"..{|'r'lill from
Paris itilvtuttzt-tl lllt‘ hiltlt'lill‘lll iiml Will-
iuiu Wulrlurf .\'illir would Hui'i'e'i’ll Robert
'1'. Lincoln lot lllliiirill'l' to NW nutri of St.
James. Mr. Mum-In. iii rm liilrt‘i‘lvw lMl.
night, fronted the matter tttilrr-r disiluln-
fully and lurid; "Nr-wspitpvt rumors come
thick ruul fruit, uutl l Ilnii'! tluul. it "ecce-
ury evontnrleliy runny nl lli"lll. in re-
gurtl in thin llihl ritmur l lutw not lui yet
been mlvluetl of lift) rltuugu, null rather
think tliiti, if (my mint-rs lhlittll uni but“
of it fir-rt from u lli'li'rtpllptll‘ t'rpnrtr-r."
T” 1'”! an Aluminum "runn- (lull.
l'trrrurtuztt, lm. ti. «Dr. tut-plum ii. Hm.
molt», lite inn-motor, the explumivu Em-
mount», lilt‘i trim-n direction: for this cut”
ingot rm nltmiitiuitt immu- gun at the
l’itiulmrg Reduction i'lllliliiiii}":+ workp,
Dr. lirmtmm iixprlt'im'fi emu Phlilllli'llf‘fl in
iii-i new llli'li. The gun will lll’ lltii-rltetl in
nix months mul will be lrir-il ui Annapolis.
it will intro .1 range of fifteen "illi'i
lilac \l’n- lfll \‘rme Did.
NEW HAVEN, “N'. ii ~~\lm. llrtrriu lit-uni
died in (flu-shiny (bruit, yr-uivrilu)‘ ut the
advanced our of hit your-i. in "ninth! and
I4 day». Slur mm Ii relative of lien. W. T.
Sherman. Mn. lb-wm’ centenary birthday
was celebrated on Jun. 2i, lR‘ill, with ljti-
Nice, a large number of tlouceiulilnln lib
tending from all plii't'ii of the country.
Mn. Ctr-tn Wit-Iran .‘Irrn Pent-ion.
Sim Youx, lieu. u .- Mr-. Hon. (fainter.
widow of tho tin-thing mvnlry lenilernnd
Indian lighter. hurl received A [tension of
but Ml) it year slur: her hunlmml vntn
killed in battle. ril'v‘ has now rushed to
have this doubled. and on precedent in
etrougly in her law; it tier-mu probable
that congress will grant the request.
Dollie“ am: I'm.
Winn-Ania. Comm, Dec. d.«-'i'he due
of Denial P. Sullivan. charged with my
in; the death of John Heliumdoriun e
m light, which he eon-ed much inter
ugh-hen «W by the We
rrrrnus' rt “Motto.
The House Gives Its Approval
to the Measure. ‘
Till! IiibLlMl 01’ GEN. BARBUNDIA
Secretary Bln‘rio'n Bulletin Letter to Mill-
ietu Minn-e Concurring Thai ilenlle-
mun'n Part in tire i‘ufoviunnie Affair.
Sennlor Gray'e iipeeclr on the Lodge Bill.
“'ASlilinin)", llcr. Shinto house after
debate paused the stenrttu joint resolution
to issue armsfio North lull] South Dakota,
Wyoming and Nilbl’iiblifl, with an umtzntl-
ment including Montana. The pennlon
appropriation bill was debuted further and
passed. Mr. Vuux (Penpj spoke upon the
bill. He still] he did not. oppose its general
purpose, but he did oppose the npproprin—
thuntnde for dependent. relatives under
the net of blurchli, that lie objected to
weighing down juntice to the term culled
charity. On what. basis was congrem asked
to give charity to those who had done noth-
ing for the country, nothing to carry out.
the objects of the war.
llockery'ii Financial Estimate.
Mr. ()Ittltwaite (0.)Sfllll that in the do-
bnte Thurs-tiny charges had been made
against the commisuioner of pensions,
which, if sustained, brought the conduct
of that. l)lllCF'f' very near to an impeachable
oileuse. tie then proceeded to reproach
the Republican home with shirking its
duty, arguing that the pending bill would
show u deficiency of at least, $32.5:HJXX). |
Mr. Howler-Hon (inputted figures to show i
that when the Republicans controlled leg- '
islation in the house thr- appropriations
for pernsium were generally in excess of
the requirements or the liill’, Mr. Dockery
(Mu) litid before the house it statement of ,
the liuum-iul (”(rlllllllttli ui‘ llit‘ country no
fullmva:
Receipts mul i-Xpr‘iiiillllf‘trfi, IPW l-—l‘llil" ,
plus March l, in“, fi‘tllfili‘: estimated
rccclpts,$i773,I)i)\).lliIi: t‘Xprlivlll lire-i,$4'il,443.'
510: ft-‘lmlllcd pension deficiency, Slip“),-
ouo; mutt immune», Siluiliflfili}; deduct l
deficiency prioriuJ 13' HA), e157,tiirl,7.'rl,i
net littliillllCi, $71..” . Htrplun July 1,,
thin, thin-Lit); ("it‘ll on ltltl’lil July 1, 1.550,
$1tfil,|ilT.7'I-lirevuiirlx iwi, t‘-i7‘.’,UU<l,(iOU, aur.
plug llat‘al your Nil. Witt-ill; total meets,
$552,277,!!t'rl', llllllillilt‘<, redemption of pa.-
tiunul bunk flutes, if'.’.‘,tit)0,li00; purchase
bonds, suit-i: July l, hill, illiflylififilfiz appro-
priations, HTlJiLiUJJJ; totul liabilities, 1;
$335,573,745: itctuul tremury llt'llt‘lt'llcy, 53,- :
597,500; condition of treasury July l. Mrs; J
estimated rcreiptu llwt‘lil year l‘u’l, “tailli-
illil.
A Deficiency of 934,674,737.
Liabilities—Total Zippi’nprllllinnH, $io‘i,—i
032,169; deficiency lnHl, 23,307,600. total 1
liabilities, 'iLiN-tJi'JLiliti; (lulll’liillcy July I,
1392, $37,674.73} .\li' lluc'rtt-t‘y suirl that,
this did not irtx-luilu .tu) dutlr-ti-ury for ‘
either lN‘Jl or Mr: wrept the pension dc» j
licicucy. )lr Hui .,._\‘ Y isuppurtul the;
billaa :ippruprtutiug fully :zutl generously i
for the pensions, tlllil Mr. Kerr tilt.) de-
fended the ticpumlutv r-l:tl'.ve feature of:
the measure, Alt. l'u'w- ixiltl'lilge tidy. I said ,
that the prubztlulitnu \\t‘l't‘ that Within {
seven years there would he Lumiw pui- l
eiouem on the roll, who would be paidi,
$170,000,0017uummlly. The first necessity}
was to meet the qlieslltilt frankly by udc- 5
quote nppropriutinm. the second was to.
raise a Committe- m investigate the hu- i
reuu tlinruuglil)‘, in ham.- the list, revised l
and in strike oil unuurtlty pensioners; the 1
third wm tn lr:'.i1~lt-i‘ the bureau to the'
war department uml mist: it out of the do-
main of politics.
It Got it Him-it liyr. i,
Mr. Peters lKilli.» mmlr an exhaustive:
.gumeut to Sllnw rim the appropriation i
was nittply ~ullirwnt. Hr charged the
Democratic purl} \\ uh itypucri-iy in its ',
treutincul of the w illlt‘l‘. The l’t'lllilcrabfi ,
in the Filly-lint tau-4n». tutti been preg- ,l
until in Ill'ilfl‘N5lllll51lr luv..- for the soldier. i
The Slillllt‘l‘ would new in lllc next mngresn
wlietltor tinmc prult'nélwli‘ Were sittrere ur
not. The llt‘iitm'mlit‘ party '.'.'i‘.‘i . xljmn‘ur-
ing to t-rnhrm-u lit" Farmers" .\lll‘illm}
movemeii . He ('tllilII'IlI’il that the lit-pub-
llt'lill [truly in Killlr-Jm ltzui run ugztiinr it
nmlbccitovertlimivzt, ll ltml received a,
black eye. limiglitt-r.) liti lltr' [lilit' ll'u‘t '
coming “'ltt‘il thr- (‘)('liri|c “illllil «trike the
Denim-rarity ~ll|lt'h. ii “an iimv lwtitg in-
treucltul lll 'l‘t-xus ttll'l \ltn'flilll‘l, lilill in
1502, penile-men \vlm lltl’t‘ relying: upon
the illllr’llli'i' ltiisir‘, \\'Illilil littil ilt.tr their
ltmis but! Iltnrtlt‘li'tll‘i‘ll .t~. tlm lir ptibliruu
titujut'ily ltzivl Ili~;tppv:trvwl lli Killisuh. 'l'he‘
Republican party “until rr‘t‘lt't', lieljziusc .
“li’inllt «raisin-ii tn mirth “until riw again." }
tluttighter.) llii\\illtlt7.l the li'ilty-uecouil‘l
congrpfiy. In [nix-r [llt' Mill-LICMUTY lilll
(Laughter), lllt‘ fn-t: ('tiiitlluc bill (f'ries of
"Wr- Willi"), lillil the civil service bill, and
mile-so his lit-utm-rntic friends would do all
llttit they ivmilil littd flint the wuve of the
Flil‘llit‘i’h' Alliance would swr-r-p over them i
and wipe tilt-tn from llu- lillfl! til the earth. ‘
1'0 Cut tiff Allnrrwyu' Fries.
Uli lltnilnu of Mr. [luckery un urneml
meut wuu tulnpiwl pt-m tiling that. no agent
or nttorucy hliitll tlouiunti. receive or he ul—
lmvml titty cuiupt'uvsutimr In "My claim for
lticrmuu of pension rm account of lrtcrenee
0f (llurtbility. ll in i'rillllililllil by Mr. Dork-
ery uutl ('liuiruiztu Murrtll. of the invalid
[tumult-i rutrltnitiw, that: thin will naive
Simon in tin- purmunr-ru within the next.
three )i-uru. ,\lr Springer offs-real an
.liillt‘lllll'lmlll iiit'rr-imnz tn Martini”) the
appropriation for the payment of populous.
bound?» to l29. J‘lli'l’ further debate tho
cottnnltteo mm», the lull wu-r [iMHHl and
the button adjourned,
Hermit" (tray on ilw ”Fun-n" Hill.
\VAmtiMi'rnx. lire. ii, The Miami elm
'«iotw lull wan litrtlir-r iliertuutwrl in the
genntv. .\lr “my viuurmmly Mini-kmltl‘ie
measure. Notwithstanding the tracer
uttered by the prriniilvut of the l'nited
States null) iht‘ objection» of thrm who
opposed thr- bill, llil'l’i! Wt‘l‘t! thone on his
elrloof the elmmlwr Itlill throughout the
country who built-WI! ilmt tho bill WINS am»
that threnionotl the integrity of Artwri: un
lnnlllritimm, 'IlJili‘ uml liitllliiiAl, that it
was fraught with the uroutmt rlnngvv to
the future prunpr-rity (if the whole country,
end that it rnetmml tiw liberties of the
people of all the state». it. rut-trite lint
time in the hintnry of the government that
a mature vmn prnpowrl on the theory
thet the uteri-n were no longer able in pro
Villa and that the people of the. Male» wan
no longer filled to hr.- imrmiml with the
control of their orm election-t
Tubing up section it. which given judo
diction on election irirtilcfll to [lulled
Me court: and judge». Mr. ”my argued
that pitch extra judicial rlutieu could not
be imposed by congress upon mm end
grip, end ho lot-tilled hi» argument
quotations from the disclaim“ of the
NW court. » ”Haw“
n0 ”Mil. OI Mun-din.
Wm Dec. t~le uteri-nee
vitithraotuiou mini-lute»
, George Wztlltcv, ll.‘
aloe of new the mil-Ii ‘ ,
the bottle ill. report of mm
new on the killing of Gen. Win. 0!
Guatemala, with the corroepondepoe ll“ ‘
between the state depurtment Ind ”I"?
ler Mlzner. in Me lliml Mm ”Him
Mizner on the affair, lifter commenting til
the country purnuetl by the ”thief”. m
tery Blaine rays in conclusion/i
’llzluif’. Action Ill-avowed.
"for your ammo, therefore, in inter
vetting to permit the uutbot’itlfl of Utility
main to ocean-pitch their desire to capture
Gen. Burriindiu lrmi dint'overno jillllflfl-
tlon. You We": promptly informed that
your act was regretted. l mu new director!
by the president to inform you that it b
disallowed. ’l‘im prrmitieut in, moment.
of opinion that your unefulnetro in Cellml
Amerlenisut on and, You will therefor.
leave your pm! with all mnveuient dllv
patch, turning rmsr our Mutton to Mr.
Kimberly, a» charge- Ii'nfftilren mi interim,
through whom your tutti-r of rmllwlll
subsequently be presented to the Gunte-
rnelen government. ”
Ito Relief for lira Flrruuelal flirtation.
Witsms'nroy, Dec. o.~A meeting of the
house committee on banking and wrrcucy
has been held to tlevbm rrmmm for relievv
ing the flunrtr-inl uituatiou, but there was
such it radical tlul'rri-ncc of opinion regard.
hit; the ruethrrrl» for affording relief that
the cmnmiltec mine to no conclusion, and
its members loolr on any immediate lolu-
tion of the difficuliyaii hnpolm. A pront-
lnent member of the commute, who is one
of the leader» of the tree coinage contin-
gent in the house, mid to a United PM!
reporter that the only "team; of relief wee
through the national lmuku. There WI!
no chance whatever for free coinage thin
session. he Halli, for even it a free coinage
bill should pit-4:6 llll' president. would veto
it. The influence of the Funnern' Alliance,
he said, would prevent. any relief legislnr
tlon utlectintz national bunks. and this be
believed to be the only way flint relief
could he allorded.
Jorrrunlint limirly Well Inuit-mt].
Ween l xerox, Dec. ii, —-A remarkable doc-
ument has been laid held!!! the president.
it is a recommendation foruppointment to
office signed by thirty members of the
United Sluice senate (hamlet! by Senators
Cameron and Quay; and by fill the mom.
bers of the P-nit-rylvuniu deli-gallon in the
house of reprenentntivm The paper titan
iudorsement of the: well known journalist,
Maj. .‘liificri 1’. Handy, fur the: pry-tition of
consul general nt Cum, Egypt, the place
held by Eugene Schuyler nt flit: time of his
death. Two other [numbers of the senate
sent in individual imlursemeutu of Mr.
Handy. ll. is unilcrri'mrl that this appoint-
ment hit-i been rewiurncnileil to the preot
dent by the secretary of state and urged
by Postiuunter (teneml il'nnnmnker.
t'rmpr-r Still rifle-r llmtnl.
WAsttimu‘m, [m neitwprmentotive
Cooper lull, . who intruduci-rl the resolu-
tion iflsl bf'fielnll lur titeiuvmtigution of
Gen. Haunts administration of the pension
office, and who conducted the prmiecnllou
of the mutter beforethchpecialcmnlniltee,
wrll mutt mil-mince another rtwrlutiou prov
virliut: that the scope of ill? inquiry into
pension utl'm: method.» be broadened, no
that it will include the entire operation!
of tltcpensiozt olive, urtrl nlm providing
for an inquiry into all llil! nppnintrueuu
and promotions truule «luring Gen. Raum'l
incumbeney and iritlr the reasons for the
appointments nnrl promotion».
DELAMATER'S BANK CLOSED.
Financial Miniorirme nl I’cnneyle—h'l
Recent Gnhevnalrrri-I Candidate.
Mil.\iiVlLl.l2, l’n. iii-:2 ti. villus following
holler: was partied on titr- ll'ltll" of the bank-
ng home of l’l’lflllllihér a 6'0 ymtevrlay:
“Bank cloned. lklamurr-r a; t u, nnvemtule
an assignment for bent-hr nt‘ t-rr-rlilors.”
This told a story which (‘l'r'éi'l'il a profound
sensation and (nu-ml mien “i‘li’lii’litz‘. 8% no
one had nuapecml l‘...:i'. Il w lli'rft, which
niwuyu inert" tr gun i rtfiiitfaftim mr its care—
fillilflilllllg-i. was it: ill. enthumueetl. It.
was after u imril «ll‘ileiC lrrr'wl to the
wall by, it in nib-uni, htfllllfr’llcy lit the
eastern munwy murlut and failure to real-
ize on act-uni it"
The Margit-mm inn-rm ‘v'v llfl'rblfll and
John 1). llct'lmtm l‘. trim»: to make any
statcment,atid lllrllltiix, t~ known of the
linbilitieu or “NEVIS
The firm write Cuittpim-vl of Uranus 3.,
MW livpiiirlicun con-
dillitlt: for gnwrnur, wit-t mm slelmtted by
Pullman, ilfill 'l', A, lhl Hunter, It bullion
depmit stimuli) of Hm straw.» fund», but.
this in (town-ti by :t imtiil, and the mu
Will lose nothing. Tit» irlumutura were
bondumen fur (3mm) 't‘rwrrnttrer H. H.
Miller and Jurmw l. in“ lmrrl,irrmum
0f the liuitril nl irriilm.‘ Hi the public
itchtmbi, and flw mum; illiiil‘l ($47.00)) and
echool funih urn ilrp'mi‘ ml in flirt! bank.
The bank we.” aim. rimmlmu nf the funds
belonging ll) llir' ‘lir'rll‘r-i I'lllt'fi and ”1°
prothuuotnry, but, diligent inquiry felled
no uncertain the urnmtuts of tin-tr deposits.
At the oilice of ill" pmilmrmtnryu "pone!
‘wm itifnruwd tlmr ptrlgnmutn had been
entered again-t the iirm fur “tum, Th.
hisigumrttt limo; uni Mfr-r t. the other Mk.
of the city. ’llti' ‘vti‘rilllillibt' Notional
bunk hm lttlrv' llt'ii m. the prupo-rty of the
tlrtn.
A Shel. (ntupieny “up.
Jim. Mr", Urn. ii 'liw ilirrrluruul Ilia
Chicago ratio and lmck illrfIIpAHY,Dl which
E. ll. f'runp‘wll um prrntdrur uml iimlllw
tzml barker, lt.-.v-- vlo-v1vlml in r lmv up the
hu-tliii'im it) pliii‘liiu if .It llu’ liflltlln 0! an
autumn- ‘ latrf'lH'” t'. littrlr), III "M! ii.”
limo! Norton, lintwv a Howell. The
“at“ of the twain-tn .m' reunmiml til “flag
on» and flu: indium.“ m minim, rattan-mg
the firm in luv ,Inlvr .,- im- vlilufl. tutu.
of thin inivatu Mr t.mrplmlt'~ ”:ij
om tlmuppmtmm r a term. .IJII,DHI("! which
time it” iirw it» 'I- lira nirvlraimuill 5..
been rrrwitrrl
”Iv ”In-cl. "'H "A".
Orrwi, (mt , [M r. ~ “Ger-vii, rial-old
& (10,, wltrrlvmlc rlrv wmrli mm of ink
city, have mailed a ran ”in: in their credit
rm mum'im‘mu flwr riuvy "tinn- m
Oliliut'il Nurture-ml [iLlVl‘EWuL The lipid”
tin Me billion" with!» m4 norm The
cmlmrruwmrnt in rurmwi "minty by the
late vlrprvuion in tin» lumbar track, the
film's! 1mm in title rii-Irtri Ilfllill‘ lib
your alone being nearly M3100
A Big film in New 3MI.
NEW Vomit, ”W Va Thu building!” lb.
“malty linrwr rump mr, notional“: K”.
”bin at: War 'lwrniv um. IVY-D".-
Mlnml incl ’iilflli, “7*. i‘t‘VV‘W. WNW“
whirl; in mowinwi lw lint-Hz, Mom I 09..
of the min-w umnpumy. anti Kai-1i met by
Burial; l’mltwl. Ihm nmmrimvrmvm efl
1. ll Kaiser, pom mar-virulent, who
even bonnie oi lbw motor-or,
m m Bill 7W
Willis. Dee. d-v'lbe bill mating M
for ”filing “mlflmm
mm of Int-dyed“-
“detail-mum
beet-u
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