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'1‘ ARE NOTICE
That Mr. SCOFIELD, senior membcrot' the firm ol Scolicld
dz Hoyt, will be 1n New York city 011 Tuesday and Friday of
each week hereafter, to take. advantage (11 any ch mgcs in the
market, and will also receive orders fo 1-11y goods not in stock
SCOFIELD 8r HOYT’S.
The best gondx lu1 the. lowest
TON FOR 101: PBR CAN.
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THE FINEST SWEET CORN FOR lfc PER C 1N.
NICE, SWEET PEA“. 2 CANS I-‘O
CANS BALKON 70R 25!: TIIA? CANNOT BE BEAT Full Tilt! MONIIY, AND 4
A VARIITY 01' OTHER CANNED GOODS TO) NUMRIIOL'S
OUR (OPPBE, WE ARE C(JNVINCEO. GIVES ENTIRE SATISFACTION. It};
CAUSE WE HAVE IT FRESH ROASTED EVERY WEEK. THIJIEBY IVSIJR-
WE HAVE GOOD BUTTER Frill 2 1: PER I'UUND,
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Cor. Rain and West Streets. South Norwalk
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AT THE OLD STAND 0F
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor lo 'I'. Burr (Buyer at 80m,
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ALL ORDERS PRO.“ I’TLY FILLED.
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with us.
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Crown Planers and l’llle.
They are the only Sate Remediea to use or lboee
afflicted with llrieht' s Hiram, Liver Complaint and
Urinury Aifucllolln Only thoec prepared 111 the
our you are the Original and the only Kidney
and Lm-r l‘nrc that on rcrlnru you to pallet
health
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'2 III"! (”‘33th Old RAND
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts. -
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Slipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaetons, Surroys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagonr,lfi1lr Wagons.
Will in pearl to Supply 111nm and chzrrr,
They are the nrticlcl that will lease
you. Our Wagon: the I wort -wide
rcputItion II to quality, Itylc Ind finish.
None Superior. Street 5 rinklcrl. We
lure the best '§trect Spr nhlers in the
Iorid. Also have the ocular 11nd but
rurIl Hills Wagons in New York. '
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Seeing is Believing.”
And the beat 1 mp it'll/f
tvcrmadc, Elm-AH} -LV:,\
dln'aof old. ' «1'./o. -
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than pullphtx. .r
than cit-r111: light,
more tllct‘tll.l ti. -:1
eithcrl '[hu‘ iompia
"The Rochester.”
And with it there it no 11:,mlu- no Imrll,
nuhrhdtn rim“ "1* no fin: ennu. noswenting,
no climbing up of the flame, no "tontrumI'
nor Innoyancc of Iny kind, and It never
needs trimmin. lII taunts toil rcIchoirIl
bcln tough roi :1! seamless inn-I, with cen-
tral draft, it Is Ibwolutely unbreakable.
Ind II mfe or n “3an (111.1114.
lylivo yearsoid and an!“ hr» million of
fhrulomp. In on it must he A GOOD lamp to
make Inch I telling succcal indeed it la,
for lamps may coma and lamps ntIy 0, but
the "Rochester" Ii loci on forever We
make over: one Irt‘mtic vwrietlca,-Hengln
Ind TIblI Lamptt, Banquet, bturly, Vole In
Plano lmmpa- every hllll'gli 1 Bionic. For.
«lain, BrIII, Nickel and BlackWrought tron
All the lump desirr for it. Look for the
tndo- mark Itamp: " l'ml 1.111 "rt-run " if he
huo'tthu unulv 1: Rochester and the style you
want. ori no tam -Iture Is near, and to us
for free ltluItrntc ml:- logic lnitd reduced
It: e-illtl Ind we will box and lend you my
psaf fely by cxprcu, right to your door.
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All Pub Pine. New York.
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Hcpublicatt Senators Confer
Concerning the Lodge Bill;
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”"212 T0 “HIT THE DEBATE.
Continually ruling the Pulse of the Hon-
hon Who Do In! WIuniy 'II’OI' the
Iowa-4A Committee Appointed to
ledor the haunt IlnIncIII (lrIIII.
WAsultlorou, Dec. it.——'l‘he Republican
Icuatont met at the relideuce of Senator
Sawyer but night to discuss the advlaa~
billty of pushing the consideration of the
elections bill or of laying that measure
guide for the consideration of financial
legislation. There was 11 large attendance,
particularly of those interested in financial
legislation, and it. was a notable fact. that.
all of the Illvcr senator-smith the exception
of Mr. Jones (Nev), who in not in the city,
were present. The discussion turned upon
the present stringency in the money mar
ket,und Messrs. Plumb, Wolcott, Teller
and Stewart made long speeches urging
the necessity of enacting some legislation
which would relieve the situation. Mr.
Hour Ind Mr. Bpooner made speeches urg
ing'lhe political necessity of pushing the
' elections bill to a vote.
Plumb’l Revolution to Be Pulled.
There won some talk about the possibil-
ity of the bill being defeated by Republic
In votes, and Mr. Hour and other: said
that it was only fair that,“ any Republic-
an Ienatorlt intended to vote against the
bill they should any so, that. the senator:
who were interested in the bill would
know what chance it stood of being passed.
No one arose in response to this appeal,
although there were several senator-a pm
out. who are known to have said recently
that they would vote against the bill. Mr.
Plumb said that. if the consideration of
the elections bill was to be concluded at
any reasonable time it would be necessary
to pass a resolution to hold night Mouton!
Ind to call the senate together at an
earlier hour. After some discussion of
this it was determined that the resolution
offered by Mr. Plumb in the senate yesteb
day, and which went over under objection,
should be paved today if possible or II
noon on the Democratic senators will allow
11 vote to be taken on it.
To ConIlder Financial Legislation.
The chairman, Mr. I'ldmuuds, was then
authorized to appoint a committee of
eleven, to consist of six Republican mem-
bers of the finance committee 11nd five
others tobe selected by himself, to con-
sidcr the necessity of financial legislation
and to report to a subsequent caucus if ad-
visable some measure which should re-
ceive the present attention of congress.
The six members of the finance committee
are Messrs. Merrill, Sherman, Jones of
Nevada, Allison, Aldrich and Iiiucoclr.
Planning to Limit Debate.
Mr. Aldrich, the chairman of the com-
mittee on rules, reported to the caucus
two proposed rules for the establishment
of the previous question for the purpose of
priming the elections bill. ()ne of them
walla gcucml resolution providing that.
when debate on I measure has proceeded
for a reasonable time, any senator may
move that debate close and the vote to
that proposition shall be determined
without debate. The other rule was
I special rule providing for closing
debate on this particular measure. A
motion was made for the adoption
of the general rule, and this motion wu
pending when, a little later, the caucus
adjourned. .\Ir. Aldrich said to the sen.
atom preeent, however, that the committee
did not rcrmulnelltl the adoption of any
motion to pawl such 11 rule until it was
known by u convene of the senate whether
the Republicans could put it through or
not. .-\nothercancus will be held Monday
night next week.
Nearly 08,000.000 In Three DIyI.
\i‘Asummix, Dec. 11.—’I‘he 4 per cent.
bonds accepted yesterday by the secretary
of the treasury completed the amount.
which he offered to purchase, and bond
rcdemptious will therefore for the present
be limited to the ~l'~_. per cent. loan, which
the secretary will continue to redeem at
par and interest to maturity. The secre-
tary will also purchase for the Union P11-
ciiic striking fund tiny first. mortgage Pn-
cific railroad bond, which are prior lien to
the subsidy bonds, and pay therefor such
prices 1111 will realize 4 per cent. per nnuutn
on the investment. The amount which
will he purchased is limited for the were
cut to 85,0110.
Four per cent. lmndrl to the amount of
$295,511) at 231% were accepted by Secre—
tary Windoru yesterday, making 11 total
accepted within the but three days of 07,—
995,350.
In Seville and House.
“1111113111011, Dec. 11—11. the minute the
house bill to authorize a rebate on tobacco
we! passed. Mr. George spoke in opposi-
tion to the federal election» bill. The
house mnemllnonla to the bill» for build-
ingu at. Madison, lull; Itock Inland, Illa,
Ind Sioux (lily, 111., were concurred in. and
I general conference wan ordered on the
building bills phased by the lmullc ’I'ucn-
day.
J. W. Iiuthuwuy well clmtietl [multimeter
of the home. ilill to authorize the Corpu-
Chrlstl and Parke ialund Harbor company
to construct a harbor olf Pudro iIIumi wu
paused; also the Minute bill for the relief of
the Minion Indiana in California.
To Amend Immigration Laws.
“3111118111113. Dov. ll.r»-’l'hc joint corn-
mittcu on emigration of the two henna
of cougrcuo Ilflli agreed to report a bill to
Imeud the immigration law». The bill to
be reported in uubetnntlnlly thIl. intro
duccd 11 week ago by Mr. Owen. and bore-
toforc published. I’olygulnotta portion-
areuddcd totilollat of cluttett defined in
tho Owen bill Mimi» entitled to be “it
mittedluto the United States. The tax
upon hilt-.113, which in Mr, Owen's bill was
fixed It 50 cents, was lncrcruted by the com
mittee to it.
The (lonnlry'n Population.
Wasnumron, Doc. tl.—'t'ho total popu.
lotion of the country, including indium,
will reach 123,000,” after-ll. Alrendy the
conun- otiice has actually returned in round
number: 311’ 1,000 indium and whites in the
IndiIn territory. This. with the poppie-
tiou of Alaska, which Special Agent Pet»
rofl antimalarial will), will bring up the
total population of the United 5011th to
ammo. I numerical gain of tam mom
the decade since in.
Brute-ow Ie-p'a ‘l’rIIl.
Ramiro. PI. Doc. tl.-’l‘lu trial of
HenryC. Kemp, the human chart!
with musing lbs wreck on theta-dog
mum-11mm
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rerun! Ore-III! I“ light.
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new Pulitzer building. tbs future home of
The York World, wall formally opened
Int night with I full time reception,
which was attended by my sonata".
convolution, governors of states and peo-
ple of prominence from all parts of the
country. The decoration and Illuminav
tdon at the building were beautiful, and
the attendance amounted to a crush. At
3 o'clock the immense edifice presented
I beautiful appearance from City Hall
Iquare, where moral thousand people
were gathered to view the npcctaclv.
The affair wall an invitation one, and the
doors were thrown open to the gumta It
exIctly 9 o’clock.
From that time until 11 o’clock there
was I constant stream of carriages driven
up to the main entrance, By 10 o'clock
the stairs and hallway» were completely
packed with people and moving about was
impossible. It was estimated that fully
5.1!» people were in the building at that
hour. Among the visitors were Governor
Hill, cxrt'iovernor Iioudiey, of Ohio; Gov-
crnor Ileuver, of Pennsylvania; Governor
Campbell, of Ohio; ctr—Governor Green, of
New Jersey; Mayor Ilugb J. Grant, Cont
greasman Ashlie! P. Fitch, Judge Roger
A. Pryor, Col. Finlay Anderson, Col.
Singerly, of Philadelphia, and Rear Ad-
mirala I'iberardi and Iiminc. Orchestras
were station in different parts of the build-
lng, and on the three upper floors refresh.
meats were served.
Shortly after [I o’clock all many as could
get in, gathered in the large reception
room on the second floor and there listened
to short speeches by Governor Hill, Gov-
ernor Beaver, Governor Campbell, of Ohio;
Col. COCIKBI'III and others, It. was it great
and successful opening of one New York’s
finest building».
At 8:50 o’clock a flash light; used to take
an immense picture of the building ex-
ploded on the top of the City hall with
terrible force. A stone coping weighing
”pounds was broken ofl City hall and
fell tothe ground. Many of the window
paneeiutllc building were shuttered. A
heavy plate glass in the Pulitzer building
was also broken. .\’o one was injured,
though some of the ladies at the reception
fainted.
"om "reorient l-Zirrt Unicorn.
NEW Yum, lbw. ll.‘_;\h the annual
meeting of tin- National Association of
Trotting Home firm-tier»- section i, article
6, relating to 1111111111; meetings, was
amended so as to rvurt all followe: "At
least one general lllf‘l'llilg shall be held
under the auspices of thin association each
year, at HIICll dull- and plncc and for such
stakes and chew-s m .m'unll be announced
by the executin- cumulutcc, Entries lobe
confined to 1111112111» owned or bred. by
members of this 1u~~1lciatl<)ll, or the get of
stallions owned or ~tmul by members.” It
was decided to I‘lrl‘l' u atakc of $255,011) for
foals of 151.11, to In‘ trotted forin 1594. Four
other strikes were nulhorimd, three of
these being for $71,111» each. and open re.
Ipect'tvely to Syear-olds that have not
beaten 2:21) .1111 «fryear-oldza; to +ycar—olds
that. have not beaten 2:31) in :lyear-olds,
and to Il—yearolds that have not beaten 22:40
as 2-year-olds. The other stain: was
one of $3,501} for 2-yr-nr-ulds that have not
beaten 3:1!) as yearlings. II. S. Veach, of
Louisville, and 1". ll. Pratt, of It‘airview,
N. J.,were added to the. executive com-
mittee. The rest or' the committee were
elected” follows: S. II. Bundle, of DIu-
bury, Conn; S. A. Browne, of KIlnmazoo,
Mich; I. V. Baker. of (Joni-neck. X. Y.,
and C. F. Emery, of Cleveland. Utlicera
wercelected as follmw; President, II. ill.
1'. Mall, of New York; first. vice president,
[Aland Stanford, of California; second
vice president, I. V. Baker, .Ir., New York:
third vice president. .-\. .l. Colon, Illinois;
secretary, l. I). Pucker .nul treasurer,
\\ illium Redmond of New .-11 -l'-r-y
Barker Hrs-o Aak nu IntenIlou.
I’tllL.\111;1.l-1111, Dec. llx-l‘hl. creditors
of Barker llrm. It: 1).... the bankers. who
made an unsignlllcltl recently, have been
asked to grant an exit-union fur one year.
A paper to that client him been circulated
among the creditors for several day», and
it. is said that a. number of signatures have
been obtained. Barker Bros. 3: ('0. have
some valuable meets, but in the present
condition of the market it 111 imposnible to
realize 111111-11 upon them. The various en-
tcrprines with which the firm wan identi-
fied, sltt‘ll mt the (Thanh-salon, Cincinnati
and Ohio railroad, the Ohio and North-
western, 5:111 Antonio and Arkausml I'nSI,
Orr-gun and Pacific, etc. may in time
yield something. but. 111 prr-Ktcul nttnttcmpl
to routine upon the «ccnrllieu would mean
a grunt sacrifice. A prnmlnrlll. trust com-
pany which began suit against the firm
some time 11gb llflrl withdrawn it and
signed lin- paper. There has been no oil-
jection up to thi-l time llllll 11mm in ex-
peeled,
John-rm 0111 in tin- ('uM.
CLEVELAND, 1).. Iltlt'. 11. it '1-1 learned
that John ‘1‘. ”Hull and [1.151. fipnlding
hold a conh-n-m-c with the.» ollil'ials of tho
Clevcluudrlub regarding, the settlement
of the base ball trouble-91 with .-\I Johnson.
The Cleveland twnplr' gave Spuldlng to un~
derstutui that tin-y could not come to any
understanding with .lohnmn. Swirling
will mmupwutly 1'.-1-11111111cmltether-Kettl-
tlve board when it mule ugnitl that the
negotiations wit 11 Johnson I11: discontinued.
Spalding mire llm I'll-u-luml people to
understand that "111111-15 have been virt-
unlly nellivd 111 all the citien lutemltcd,
except Bunion amlt'lcvclatul. 'I'hc I'hilIr
dolphin Brotherhood club will be Illmltud
m the mm intinn to alum-1m] 0)! Athletics.
The linlrfui Work of "tyrant-II.
ill-1111: i'I'l'i’. iduhn, IM'. ll. Governor
Shotlp in bi» mun-mgr to the leglnlIttlrI
days: “'l‘lw Lglllil'lifllu' ul all-minto enemy
of the ballot contained in the countilttflnn
may require miniitiunnl lcglnlntimt effortl-
lng further ultrmumlx. Polynomials and
11111111111111» ltumn'inlrtl ill the Mormon church
for nrgnmzr-vl conspiracy against. the state
onrrlw :«nvh inlluz-u-wv nwr one nnothcrna
practically nitmllnintu n denial of pcmnll
freedom and rilmlualm from ballots its
cetitrni him of itlclivilluui choice"
Ila] .lfforl (Ivor L51! Pound».
inmost. lies. ll. (I. ll. Jefferson, of
Clinton, an amateur weight lliter,llfled
with bill llnmlo nlmte. L57“, pounds of
solid rock yrntertluy. A large number of
persona wane-1am! thr- performance. A
fixation of that pence and it pair of mine to
lent the weights and make the record not!»
pleta were nlno It hand. The hunt Ime-
tcur lift. previous to this was made It. Clu-
rluttatl In Him, lm punmlI being lifted
to that mountain by ii. lamenting.
A Big lltrllto II Bum
NEWARK. h”. J., Dec. il.-Tho mars
force of Clarh'athrsnd mlilsin thiscitynall
Kearney unmask-the. Over 3,” III
Ind girls are out. The strikers “I
Dating and decldodtomeia out until
the 6 .II mm“!
than pot on W Vail-III];
m.
marmnrollr'ronro ~m~
Anti-Pamcilltcn Regain Control
of United Ireland.
Till UNCBIIWNBD KING 0? ERIN.
Parnell Tender“! In Extraordinary 01'5-
tlon It Dublin—A Long Ind Interacting
final to Illa Urinals-What tho ”Inl-
foslo of the McCuthyHu Bays.
101110031, Dec. li.——.\ir. Parnell made hII
entry into Dublin like the conqueror of I
dlaaflccted province. lilo forcible aelzurc
of U tilted lrclnm! no one of the director!
and his suppression of the current edition
and ejection of the acting editor yester-
day was as hold :1 stroke a» his tearing up
the resolution for his despoaltlou at Satur-
day’» Nationalist meeting, and it has pro
duced a remarkable impression. Mr. Par—
nell'n agent its now in mansion, United
Ireland in the paper which Mr. \i'illiam
O'Brien, one of the Irihh Nationalist dele-
gation now in New York, is editor. The
anti-I’arnellites have been disc-nailing a
proposition to secure full control of the
paper and issue it all the organ of their
party in Ireland. it appears that Mr.
Lanny, unbedltor of United Ireland, hav-
ing received an intimation of Mr. Parneil’e
intention» with regard to the paper, had
arranged to issue an edition of the paper
in advance of tho rtgulpr hour of publica-
tion. Hie purpose, however. was frustrated
by the sudden arrival of Mr. Parnell.
Later in the day Mr. Parnell appeared
at the office of the paper and Iddressed the
staff, which, after hearing his statement,
promised to serve him. United Ireland
was issued an a Parnellite organ today.
They Bollard I heritable Lion.
Mr. Parnell isdeve-loping qualities few
knew him to possess. One of the leading
anti~Parnellltes said to a correspondent
“Until the scandal I always followed Par—
nell.nnd hallagood dent of admiration
for him on account of his persistency and
shrewduess, yet I never supposed that he
walla man of such force as he has lately
been proving himself to be. I venture to
confess that if I had ulipptlsed we were
rousing such .1 lion Ishould have hesi-
tated longer than [did about attempting
his deposition; not but that. I believe his
retirement. ndvieable, but because I now
doubt if the game was worth the candle
Parnell's desperate rcelstancc may re
all lrclanrl in pieces. Why, this man is
made of the stuff that Ctr-sore an Xa-
polenns are formed of. He would sac firm
a whole rm: c to his personal ambition, land
it looks as though be had the strength to
do so."
0
Ireland Carried by Storm.
This may be an exaggerated view of the
Irish lender's potency, but it isttndeuiablc
that from the moment of his setting foot
on Irish soil the situation began to turn
still more in his favor 11111.11 it had seemed
to be before. It was announced yesterday
afternoon that the total number of decla-
rations tumlc by public bodies of all sorts
in Ireland thus far in favor of Mr. Parnell
was or}, while the declarations against
him were only till. The antid’urucllites at.
once questioned the correctness of these
figures and (ISSCI'KQII that they had been
doctored in the “there!“ of Mr.ParnelI. The
edition of United Ireland which was about
being toured when Mr. Parnell invaded
the premises and ()I'lll‘l'l'll the destruction
of all the copies in existence contained an
article on this very subject, which showed
that 81) per cent. of the declarations made
up to the present time had been against
Mr. Parnell. [11% student that the my
premium of such wiltll‘lllt‘llti will be of
great ndvuntnge to Mr. Parnell. Present
nppcurunces all inrlimle that Mr. Parnell
Will sweep the country in his first appeal.
l’nrtrell'» Candidate II Weak One.
Whether there it ill be a reaction on sec—
ond thought or not it is too early to prev
dict. with cl-rtuiuly. 'l‘he Pall Mall Gav
zettc, referring to Mr. I'urnell's speech at
the railway «Minn 'l'ueiduy night, said.
"No man ever went faster to the ill-vii with
God so much on his lip- "
Barry O'Brien, Mr l’urucll'a 01111111111111:
for North Kiikeuuy, is 11 111.111 of mtnparu—
lively little popularity or km.“ 11 nlllmy,
except mall lltlernteur. It 114 a mutter of
some attrpr'se- that Mr Parnell should not
have selectcduntmugr-r 1111111 for the 111-
itiei light, especially 1m the uutiri’arnell
candidate t.» uhotu lira in opposing httwlelf
in n wtntusumu of mun» than ordinary 01c
perictlrc and prestige.
To l'lgltl Parnell.
Step» have, been 111111111 111 Dublin toward
the 10111121111111 of :1 c1 tltml body to he
know '1 11-1 tin: .\.itiunuiint committee to
sustmn the ~11 1' lnwllrlllri m tion of the Irish
parlimuentury party, The clergy and all
Nationalist». arc l-llgiilic to rucnlherrlhip.
Temporary warm for the organization
have been 't‘l‘lii’cfl its ”limit strcct
The Paper Itccupturcd.
I)l‘i‘.l.t\, llcc 1 white 111111. night a
strong party of Mr. l’urneil'll opponents
made a (Ithl'tll upon and recaptured the
ofilco of United lrvluml. Tlu- invaders
dextroyell all the "ll-micro“ whirl. lmd been
prepared by Mr. Powell's editor and turn-
ml nil the matter that they found not up
into thetlrc “1111111 they look prmewion
of the ledger» 11111! other haul.» and docu
mentn belonging to the content. All this
wall done in tin- 111111111 of \\ illiIlu (l' Brien.
Asthma poetic front various iaborcn'
locietlcw hull been left ml 11 unrrinon, with
inntructioutl to remain 011 guard day and
night anal 1o real-u; by force any intrusion
by Mr. Parnell and hi» frientlu, It. in
allied that. the unpprenactl criltiOn of the
paper will appear tmlny.
l’nrnoll'a rip-coda at Dublin.
"(‘11le, Dec. it.“ Mr. I’urltcll ill his
npercb in the thumbs repeated the urgtl~
mental lu'rrlnfnrv dwell. upon by him to
the effect that the plum of Mr, Ulntintono
In rcgnrrl to home rule would not be found
Iatiafnctnry liIlICM the Irish party llmln'
tainted illl independence null PthiflHI the
propertiegrconf lmnl power-1 11-1 the price
of their nnpprrrt of the Liberalw. Ile de
clarcd "If: lllltltHHlllllil)’ of the "urn-loll)“.
tutti coping with the Liberal lvu lt-r‘n, and
reiterated lm charges that they 11ml been
nedtlcccito take 111 ntami ugnlun him by
Littoral wirepttllcrn. Mr. Perm-ll ex-
pmvmctl lllmwlf 11.11 confident. of winning if
the youth of Irvlntlll remained with him.
Annual of Allocate.
Continuing, Mr. Parnell Mid:
they.» 1pm .mnmlofntm—nce from 111» 111.111
of Mule. hm Illfllnflf. We] to plaid tonight
elm" warm or rum, believing that you
would not [ml my to melt 1m unit-at, but take
motor wind you thn known rm to he and tar
what, Miler], i will pm" cry-elf to in in the
face of Intent! Ind fellow countrymen.
(mom; itisIIIdIltetlw-I nine-t (mu
the Int. AI, m when Wellingto- re.
“loll-whim with]. the been It
”Vein-ta fl Intuit to pm I
blunt-thank. (MI)
hunt. “I” tar the err-Illa
«41”
M
'0' th- more If my
”tumor ray mus-ratio out all
heplmt Inc. (Elba-toot "Down with”
first")
They “Wit I. 'II We
laid not plead Mm, though fled bowl 3
wire not the limo, w twat crippled In M
“strength and to t doubtful what” I 1‘.
ever Izalu come beful'oyol-«OM thotim woo.-
f’g‘x’u the with I snowman: of reminder!“ of
' Ivol";—-e.11rmger, more vindictive, disgrace
tut “cowardly—c rte; of 'Henly" l- than over
command-.1411 1:! int wan cull-Ml upon tofaca. Ml.
yes, they 11111 1l their time 1'th rmulm
bad Ind that tlwy might play ammo my mum
Iuldlverl the lriah rlItiuu from the "th
Involved without reckoning with you and me Ind
without taking into account the umly 11m resolu-
tion of our rare, that win-n they lnuurl I “no
men they would aloud by him aunt he by ”1..
(Chart)
Now, I mwme 11.13 in I 1(1th rr’nd-t. Who
madam 101m of ' ”11111511" "Brll¢lnl") to it
loot tC‘rics of ”No‘ in I you, 01' who? (54"-
erIl voicea, “(11.1 11.11 {mm the htpocruer‘)
We IllIll I91? some 11.» 11111; slid lhla thrmllything
Igainat our race it'.- mall know where warn:
the unit: they mughr 11. clutch to the. [would
only too willingly, M a. nun whose heart delighto
in compromimr, who in anxious to meat anemia
Ind the objections of the unxloma, mcmt wry
written Chi'rk to me slum-1 if by 110110111ng
permit the otherrhn-k from imug smitten.
Wily ”It! (Hmlntnno Willi,
l was anxious to ailing" 1111.4 trial, to give
Ireland hrcnthingllme, lope-limbo the terrible
Issue. Why Wlmlvrfftllifil‘l l1.ullfl|loi'illl‘lllyl
Whydid tiludslone wait. 1111.1: dayu after the
verdictnnd allow the Daimler meeting More
hinting that my retention tum danger—unit? “Id
In but whispered (but. my retirement. want new
my I uhonld have buttoned to consult my corn-
mlcil Ind rescue them from the ilupmnlible pot-111v
lion in which they placed themselves by the
[cluster realllutiou. We ntaud at the parting of
the way. it in an issue 1111111111112 life or death to
the constitutional movement You cannot if you
would avoid the Issue form] upon you. Ihove
not promised you abmln'n <|ilffl9ll4, but. I repeat
that Ireland can Wm upon {111 other line.
Ireland's Only Hope.
If Ireland leaves this port In which I have M
her, almost in slight of victory. I will not for I!!!
put my what will accompany her futon.
(Cheers) But I shall claim my right to he were
ed by mistakes of the punt and shape my course
Iccordingly. I will cross nu Rubicon, and [have
no limits to burn, But my position it; that of
$111,111.11 I shall any to all Irishman, Beware,
while the power is shit in your hands, before you
surrender forever to forces which you can.“
control titelllimitabia power of our race, which
hm; shown Itself in the-«- ltubliu ulmnts twilight,
and without whmh I should be wrti'thlesuflld
mittens, but With which i run Itmng, undwitlb
which on my vuln I pledge mywll tn punh for-
erd till I have rl-zufhcd the goal or until I It
)ority of the lr'L-th people tell me that the goal in
not theirs, and the! I must try some other
method “Jim-rs.)
The Serevieru' Manifesto.
The manifest. the seize-ling majority
of the Irish members declares that. they
are bound to proterr the cause of their
country at whatever personal sacrifice.
It asserts that Mr. Parnell has dim
ed their appeals to remember the country,
and has evinced an ill judged determinar
tion to maintain a position which will not
be sustained by the people. It is tbeduty
of all Irishmen, irrespective of their kind-
ly per-tonal feelings toward Mr. Parnell,
to adopt a. lurse that will save the coun-
try from the dangers which threaten it II
a result. or Mr. Parnell’s misconduct. The
document further say-1 that Mr. Parnell’s
utterances would indicate that he is the
injured party. whereas he alone is respow
sible for the prurient deplorable condition
of affairs. It details .\lr. Parneil’e failure
to keep his promise to repel the charges of
Capt. Usher), and makes many severe ref-
erences to his conduct since the chnrgu
were brought against him.
Ireland's Freedom flint-(fort
Parnell’u personality, it avers. ohstmcu
Ireland's freedom. If lteln reelected the
Tory government. will resume its power,
and coercion Will receive a new lease of
life. The manifesto 11 replete with decla-
rations of the fullm: confidence in Mr.
Gladstone“. (imm- and 111.“.in to grant
substantial Frll' gun-rniurur to Ireland.
It declares that Mr Punt-.13 manifesto
was an appeal to hBII'r'II. between the pee
plea of Great Britain and Ireland. The
document is signed by fortyeeven mem-
bere, headed by Jusun llct'urthy. It cou—
elude-1: “The ivsue we submit to the people
is one upon which the fortunes of our
country must. depend. May God defend
the right."
tl'llrlen in Silent.
NEW YORK, Dec. li.~.\ report-er saw Mr.
O'Brien at, the Huffman house last night,
but he poultively refused to talk about the
recapture of Ifnitcd lreland by Parnell.
The utlu- -r Iriwh envuye were alto client
on 1111-1 nilbjeci.
\ Type l-uumirictt' ’l'ruu.
K15 .1.~1(‘ 111', Dec. il.——A morning pay
per ~11.“ for some time It company com—
posed of l'lugllnh and American capitalists
known 115 Ill? Alurru‘llt Type Foundry
mmpany 11-13 been negotiating torrhe pur-
chase of all the type foundries in the
United Stntrs. The fact became known
on Monday through rumors of an attempt-
ed purchase of the type foundriest In this
city. ”1 pr.- u- 111- um»: 11! the company
have lit Illt 1r nllxpo ul tor the purpow of
purchase 5311 1111111111. 111111111; the punt. week
lotirm bavr- 111-1111 H'llI to all the type form»
drics in the 12111111111: inking, first, if the
company to Willt‘ll 1' 1». addrcuawl will sell
out anti l’t‘llilli Huck 1'1 111.1 ell-wrpri-lle; new
ond,'1fit w1ll ~ell 1111' .11: l1:111.:;1l.11»l1'.-than»
don the int-sitlw.‘ 1111- 1.11111 , ' of the
“'estvrn 'l'rpt- 11.11.41}: 111 1111.: 1y 1min»
gartlitlxlllv 111111'1‘111‘wl . 11. 1 ~ 11,1.d1mm
"I how 11.) 11.11111. 1.1.1 1 1.21 .111 or. with
consult-1:111!" out-'1'". '1 1 -~' many of
the ‘tllllllll't- . ‘1 .1 1.111, .‘14. .11 lam
comwrnml l .:-.v 1. 1'1 1.1.1 1.1 111.1 ...1.11 our
11
home in ('1... 1.141.
I’rrwnlo-nt I'MnnrN ,bmt-lutrlfl.
0111.11.11, line it, pl‘t’ltillt‘lll. Palmer, of
the Wurhl'n11111111111111: .‘Jmmuul commit
IlOii,Illl!1 umth- Illa uppululumutn of the
cofllllllkrlllttlt‘t‘u who 111-: 11. in: the rept'csenr
tativm «11' 111111 1.1.111. 1.11 11.1- lumrll of refor—
enalumlr-mxlrul. ’I‘lu- following are the
Ippnitltmnut»: ‘l‘ \l'. Palmer. prvuirlant;
J, A. .“I‘Kl'll‘tll’ vu-n l‘llltll‘illml‘. ll. V.
Muney, of lh‘lliWJf’"; William Lindsay,
of Kentucky; M. H. I)" Young,of Cull»:
forum; 'l'. ll. \i’ulh-r,nl Connecticut; BB.
Mlflimlnlc, of lmliunu; .l. W. till. Clair, or
West Virginia. Prmilhrnt ”age will qr
point the right memlwrit from the dim
my next. Friday,
Intntiveq at That".
(Julienne Put, ”mu! tho—Three expert (lo-
tectiven l we teen Priuawetl by the tllntrict
attorney to work on the Emma Plimw
myer numb-r mym-ry it iv said that to
ler of bloody pmmmnw and a petrol
lmwnlIPmIIl-mynwm'wl with blood have
been frmml 111111 thul Mi rffnrt, 1. My“
made to llml out who they belonged”,
0th" cvulrnm‘ in lwlievml to be In In
’OVM'MIIUH nf 1hr nutlmritit-n.
In the Aviva-ll Mayndlthm Ins"
hilarious, llcr ll ~'l‘he Pram how I
Ipccinl from Hun Premium ”aiming
that the Arkell exploring expedition 5
Alaska ha» pomlbty born to“ A m
mrmlheoicl letter from one of the my.
but been melvnl at Sun from up
much helauutuun. the party in ham to
boanowhnmld.
Norwalk Chronicler