”a-
Scene: of Bloodshed Enacted
‘ on the Great Holiday.
WIDE“ AWIMNTSI SUNIDBSI
mun-II Mum‘s right a the oath I-
a low Teak [Avery liable—at. Fall’s
We whines-diary Harder
“Ilsa-Irv» Other Chrlatrnas Fatalities.
it!!! Your, Dee. mmnlchm Gallivan,
, woprietor of the Excelsior livery stable at
.IIWsat Forty-fifth street, killed James
. ' Gill-ulnar, a cab driver, and shot another
, cshnisn III-med Edward Hurley through
them while defending himself in his
(fine yesterday afternoon. Belore Galli-
van drew his revolver upon Hurley and
Cummings they had broken his nose with
I bole stick, dragged him about the liner,
kicked in four of his ribs. blackened his
cyst and broken two of his front teeth.
The first. shot tired by Gallivun struck
Cummings in the left eye, passing into the
, brain and killing him Instantly. The sec.
and shot struck Hurley in the cheek and
lodged in his mouth, from which be after-
‘I'ud spat. it out. Both of (Sullivan’s us-
lutlts were discharged employer, and it
is nllmd that Gallivnn owed them money,
which he refused to pay. Gollivnn and
Hurley were taken to Roosevelt hovpitnl in
thesametinibnlsnce, and Gsllivnn was sub-
sequently taken to the station house.
St. Paul's Domestic Trngedy.
Srr. PAUL, Minn, Dec. zit—Yesterday
Silas Michel (colored) killed his step-
daughter, Emma McLeod, and dangerous-
ly wounded his wife. then shot himself
dud 'i‘holrngedy took place at No. 72
West Nineteenth street, and seems to have
resulted from ll qunrrel growing out of
Mrs. Michel ref “Slug to lire with her hus-
band. There was no witness to the trag-
edy. Mrs. Mickei was shot in the nbdtr
men and had her throat out, while Emma
McLeod was stabbed five times in the
body. Severnl shots had been fired at her,
but the stubs were enough to cause death.
Mrs Mickel was sent to the hospital and
is still alive, but very low. Michel was
found lying on his back in the kitchen in
spool of blood, with a revolver in each
hand and a hole in the side of his head,
through which his brains were oozing.
Seven shots had been fired, but no one in
the neighborhood heard a sound.
Incendiary Murder (filmed.
HOLDEN, Mo, Dec. 26.—The house of
Samuel Mnloue, on West Fifth street, was
burned to the ground yesterday morning.
Asthe firemen arrived on the scene one
side of the house fell out, and by the light
of the firethey saw Mr. Malone and John
Hicks. his brothccin-Iaw. crawling toward
a door in their bedroom, attempting to
escape. Then the roof fell in and the un-
fortunate men were hidden from sight.
Their charred bodies were found in the
ruin: It is believed Malone and Hicks
wendrngged, the house robbed and then
act. on fire. Investigation is being made.
Chilton Her Husband will: Murder.
NW YORK, Dec. :n—Cnleb Bass, a col-
, Maud non. vu- Isrrooted last. night charged
with assaulting his wile Eliza. Mrs. Buss
told the police that her husband was n
murderer and n fugitive from justice from
Snmpter, S. (2., where he had shot and
killeda colored man named Prince Rob-
ertson last. November. Buss admitted that
be had killed a man, but said that it was
had exonerated him. Inspector Byrnee
telegraphed to Snmpter asking if Bass was ‘
wanted there.
Deadly Afhay Between OMeers.
Four Scum, Ark, Dec. 26.—Theholldsy
activities opened at Sweettown, I. ’1‘.,
Tuesday night. in a shooting uflrny be
tween two officers. Deputy Marshals
Binge, 0! this district, and David Ross, of
the Muscogee court, quarreled our the
question of jurisdiction, both claiming au-
thority to arrest a lmrty, and concluded to
settle it with pistols In the melee a wom-
an by the home of Boy was fatally shot,
and itisthought that Bingo is seriously
wounded. _~
Killed While Performing Ills Duty.
Blmméouau, AIL, Dec. m — Harris
Williams, II justice of the peace in the
western part of thus county, \‘Hht murdered
yesterday by a negro named Will Poe.
The justice had issued a warrant for the
arrest of Poe, and having no constnble at
band served it himself. The negro sur-
nndered, but when Williams attempted
to hundcuil him he struck the justice on
the head with an ax, crushing in hisskull.
The murderer lied and has not been ur-
nested.
Maggie Mny lie n Murderese.
Jmn' CITY. Dec. this—Yesterday Maggie
Murphy, aged 1’0. nu-mnpuuicd Edward
bfoDermott Into a nulumI on Morgan street,
and soon the pair Ipmrreied over some
Mr. They came to blows, and she
picked upa hatchet which lay near, fell~
Ingher companion with it. III-Dermot;
was knocked III-useless by the blow He
was taken to the tilt y hospital, where be In
said to he Ilnrlgcrulnsly wounded.
Drowned While fihatlng.
A)! ARBOR, Mich" Dec. fii—Misa Ger-
trude M. Ilrunduy. of I’utchogne. L. 1., and
P. K Dickinson, of Dnhuqne, ls., the
formers lmhman in the medical depart-
ment, and the latter a junior in the homem-
pathlo school, were drowned while skating
on the first about two miles from the city.
Their bodies have not yet men recovered.
A Chrlntnsns fluleldo.
NEW YORK. Dec. m—A man who is sup-
to he tlrnry Ernst committed uulcide
Union square last night by shooting
himself. Iledied within twenty minutes
flmxew York hospital. From papers
bandit: his possession It is learned that
h was at one time in the Prussian in»
faulty. w w
A Dense-d Wire's .II-II-IuIII Au.
8n Dino, Cat, Dec. Ill—An Austrian
Ioble domed Baron Barisse Schochkopler
died at Notions! City yesterday. Shortly
dict he was dead his wife naked outsiders
Coleus tho room. She then drunk a
nutty of chloroform sud catholic acid.
believed the cannot recov er.
lord-Iron a Policeman.
linemen, VII . Dee. m-«lnmes E. Brady
Way shot and instsntly killed Police-
man Galena. llrsdy was drunk and shot
because he refused to arrest a
We. Bred: was arrested.
., A bouts-a lineman.
mm We, 1.... Dec. ”.- tiring a
adnml with his wife net-Ila till-III
tiled them
obs-on moans
3 brutall ‘.
done accidentally and thntn coroner’s jury L ’
msmmv mo ours.
It Denim Ire- s hutsse‘eWrmeosa
‘ the Illa-thou“.
Commas. Ind" Doe. n-strsnzs ell-
eumetaupee have devaloped musrdlng the
sudden Insanity and death of Miss Bertha
Perk. a handsome schiiol teacher, 18 years
old. Her mother. Mrs. Park, has divulged
the secret confided in her by the «laughter
on the day when the symptoms of the la!-
ter'a disturbed mental condition were flu!
discovered
It appears that the girl‘s mind had been
wrecked by the not of some unknown per
son connecting the name of her father In a
criminal way with what is known In the
“Park massacre." 0n the morning re-
ferred to, when the young teacher entered
her schoolroom, slIo discovered upon the
blackboard, written in u bold hand, II sen-
tence churning Martin Pork, her father,
With the murder of his parents and rela-
tives, a crime committed twenty yearn
ago She hurriedly erased the cruel charge,
but it bore so heavily on her mind that it
soon coined aberration and death.
The “massacre," when it. too place. a
score of yours before, was laid to three
colored men, who were arrested and lodged
in jail at Charleston, the county seat,
whence they were token by n mob and
banged to II tree. The father of the young
school teacher is almost wild with grief at
the loss of his duugIIn-r and the connection
of his name with the “massacre."
Pecullu Accident III the Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Dl'C. 26.—A remarkable sc-
cident occurred yesterday afternoon at
Eleventh avenue and Filly—fourth street,
which resulted in the death of on unknown
women. As Oilicer William Byrnes, of
the Twenty-second precinct, was put rolling
his beat on Eighth avenue at about 3
o’clockernther shnhhily dressed woman
approached him, slightly under the in-
fluence of liquor. After inquiring the
way to Forty-second street she passed on,
but had proceeded only a few feet when
she toppled and full. The officer ran to
her assistance, and finding the woman un-
conscious he rung for an em bulnnce. The
Roosevelt ambulance responded with Dr.
E. G. Blair, who after an examination
pronounced the woman dead. In failing,
her hat pin, a common steel one, had been
driven about three inches into the brain,
resulting in instant death. The body was
removed to the station house.
Parnell and the Priests.
DUBLIN, Dec. 31—30. Parnell, in an in-
terview before leaving this city, said he
knew beforehand that. the carrying of the
Kilkenny election mus ulmost hopeless in
view of the character of the opposition
that he had to meet. The conduct of the
priests, he thought, was very blamable.
They brought II pressure to bear without
which the masses of the people would
have voted differently. Ilnd the people
been allowed to exercise their own Judg-
ment without intimidntion, they would
have sustained Mr. Parnell. It was hardly
in keeping with the functions of the
priesthood to hold over their flocks threats
of spiritual penalties for the exercise of
individual judgment in political matters.
A Brutal Brooklyn Policeman.
BROOKLYN, Dec 26.~Policemsu Patrick
McKeon, of the Delaware avenue station,
late last night brutally assaulted Henry
Scheeron, of New York, while Scheeron
was visiting his uncle. McKeon mu sup—
posed m be on duty at the time, but went
into the Scheerou house, where he was ac-
1qunintcd, and joined in the Christmas
festivities. lie quarreled with young
Scheeron and knocked him senseless with
his club. Later, when his victim went to
the station house to prefer charges, Mc-
Keon pounced upon him and beat. him
He was still clubbing the man
when II number of other policemen sepa-
rated them. McKeon ' was suspended
pending investigation.
A Bright lioy's Sud Booth.
CAMDEN, N. J., Dec. till-William W.
Hewitt, the ldyenrv-old son of W, J. D.
Hewitt, inspector of the Nassau Gas Light.
company, of Brooklyn, was drowned lester-
day afternoon while skating on Evan's
pond, at Huddonliuhl. Mr. llcwitt, who
was on a visit to IIIvI null, WrL‘l nearly
drowned in rmleuvoring ll) rescue him.
Young Hewitt won {I cadet .It itilv-y’s Mill.
tary academy and would lure graduated
next year. _
To Press [hr (‘loture "Ill.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Eli—Ilcpuhlicnn lent-
tors are more determined IIIIII. over to put
through the cloture rule. 'l'lu-y propose,
immediately after the hull-mp to town
the fight for its adopt lull. 'l'lIIv sooner dia-
position is made of It the sooner can the
fedel'nl elections uml ilIc llll:llll‘iltl relic!
bills be passed. The rmpp. r IvaIIIIcIIt bill
may not be taken up no: ll “lit? the two
measures just noun-d have I». I II mled upon.
liners .‘Vlnlte Is III-mum].
AL'I'OONA. i’o., Dec. Bil. -'I‘in- miners of
the central l’ennsyivnnin mul rI-giumihnve
served notice on the cool Opt-full)“, de-
manding a change in tho prI. I- of mining
from Mornts ["03le In I in ‘50 (Will! net ton
and: new working route of prim-II, which
they wauttogo into t‘lY'TH on Jon. 1. If
the demsndvi are no' ngIulI-Il the mento
the number of 1.5.000 will Iplit work on
the Ilrat of the year.
Snap-“I; (Duly for Portugal.
Insnos. Dec. 2tl.~’l'he pawl-rs, replying
to the note of Foreign Minister Bocago
complaining of Ibis notion of the llritinh
South African company In Mnuiculnnd.
expm sympathy with Portugal in her
South African difficulties, but mlvim‘l her
tosvold u unliiniun with the Brill-Ilium
thorltieu there pending s diplmIIIItlI- solu-
tion of the dispute.
Judge lllnea frustrated by .\|Itrplvly.
lsmnmrvnm, lml., Dev a; . WIIIII has
been received hm by I‘I'lullll'd III the
prootration of .lIIIIIn- (1mm l‘. “men, for
thirty years a moiIIIvIIt of thin cm and for
fifteen year-I the law partner or I’I'IVIIivlcot
Harrison, by on npoplcctlv- :vlrnkcv that in
regarded us fatal. Judge llIIII-u is now It
his home in helium N. ll.
Seven Pusan."- Injured.
Gnmxcu. lull, Dec. m—A lIIvud end col-
lision Occurred lust evening ”(I the Iowa
Control railroad, mvnr ilillt pluce, between
sfreight and passenger train. Seven
rangers were seriously injured. The cnglv
neer of the passenger train jumpedand ll
believed to be fatally injured.
A not; l’rlmt Dead.
Denies. N. II .. III-Iv. on” File Very
ROY. Benedict I‘lurumnvv. prrvlucisl of the
Psalmist order III llIe United States. died
of congestion of the lungs. He won born
In lreiand about fortyosix years ago. The
funeral will take place on Sunday next.
“D"!!! but on flail.
Nit! YottlJlecI ”when": WilllaInD.
Hug who was arrested Wednesday
n anthem com hint at rxvusyorl’en-
orth, 'l‘ex., for form,
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drum "uni-that nudes. to sluts-ed um.
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health.
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sou) A'l'
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P Hearsenets. Who-cpl on tough, Croup.
on you: “lhrlll. uml cxery riliutmn of ti.-
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81 Murray St. New York City.
It HAVE WNSTANTLY ON l'lAXD
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders
Buggies, Phaetons, Sur'reys,
Spindle Wagons,
Tcp and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
m3 royleuci .3 Sandy mum In! C? .:m,
They are the article-I that will lease
you. Our Wagons have a vIoII wide
reputation as to quality, style and rims .
None Super or. Street SprInklcrs We
have the best Street Sprinklers In the
'orld. Also have the nu cat and belt
rural Milk Wagons in New York.
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no climbing up of the tin Ic. no "tantrums"
nor annoy once of :IIIv, Iona, and it never
needs trimmin. It! fan :11 (0.! rcservolral
bcln tough rnl ed a 1mm» buns with cell-
tIat raft, It is nlIsnlnzoiy unbreakable,
and as micron: lu. Io , vIIo
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Iluelomp. in wt. It must hcuGOOI) lam to
malts such I telling Income. indeed I is,
for lamp. may come end In: nps may I), hni
the "Rochester" s? Ines on forever We
malls overs ooo an. 3'. c varieties -Hangin
and Tobin Lomm, B3. mutt Study, Van on
Piano Lamps otrr,’ I. Imi.i. I llrome, POI.
cslaln,Braaa, Nickel om! Link Vt rough! Iron.
Ask the lamp dealer for it. Look for the
trade-marl: alnmp: " Ina Ilomnrrn. ” If he
hun’tthen. IIl lRodlcsIu'c Id the atyleyou
want, or" no lam "if-mm. In near. send to us
for free Illustrate ntnlov o (and reduced
rice-list) and we will mi and send you any
lempsaf ely by expreso, right to your door.
mum: LAMP (30..
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Momma-{Wm
more. , ,
GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL
line all kinds of Oxydlud‘
PLATING
Doneat
49 Water Street Still Nurrall
Anything Plated from a llnm tins to a clove.
specialty out! of table Isu- Moduli-hing and
ImqueIII sII hlvd of Ironwork (hammers,
Hanging my». one". eucli- Vow-mic Guns.
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l l' 57.5.1“-
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Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
note emits for all of the
Benton Furnace to}: Somalia:
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L. H. DECKER,
79 willinglu Sum,
South N orwalk
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5i Washington Street, South Nowell
27 Main Street Norwalk.
uniting Baler... (infection
A no lcc Cruz. In.
"rtlv'l‘h Promptly Attended ’lo.
'mKlY‘I‘.
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WAGONS
flew and method
thingies, Phantom. t‘srrlsges,
Canopies, Spindle», etc.
”a.--” 0...... ”.4-.. “.9“.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
Swan & Bushnell,
889 Weston- .troot.
(Foot of Bonbl. BRIDOII’HRT, CONN
Pan'esd. zl crud (mush! adorat-
Iielts lets a con. usher Tones. ldPots. 52:;
MI es. and warming
figs-N
Dudes
Mame-I germ
33:33:" axlao'il'lat to suit III-sue
with a. m “Mailman“ will m
of lawman-s by mail for an.
Telephong
New your“.
NW I’M
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses.
suited to all see.
You will find the ill-
fis’l‘ coaoanna. the
BEST ROADSTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKER»
and altogether the
BEST Austral nztfl' 01
SALE 80118 v.8 in Fair
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse can be suited
HERE All HV'I'SGEI (wit
by this cot blisnmem
are WARRANTEO.
5'2.
ll. 3% mow.
NNNUKIINN N‘l‘lllll FINN
'YOU
Willi To Run lull.
0n or 1mm rice-moor :51. we
lsrgerl and ill EV es-nrtm. I II:
Pur ire Ital
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fur the llolltln}! eve: opened in mi»: (‘1 y.
1,500 1b.. 1,500 lbs.
We are prepared to furnish ~undIIy ~rlmolv~ and
all who waoI u wiendi _v riety of or oice anode
REMEMBER!
F L O 'U' R
l- on thv upward Ito I am hold tome old
price of
36.60 por Barrel. (7. 0. B.
for any brand ill t yon choose
When buying anned (Innis. rrmI-Inhvvr that ill
re worsted Wu lir vp in me From and Marathon
on [hr N's mm c n he Md
-h :i‘ dmp'ly Illv
tier corp and r' e» vrIlIuI my alul'l’ In llt' plat»;
r‘mc, I r-smr y Hover II: 30 per Dunn“; «mu
l.)- I y But trails:- pvrp- vuvri
‘pltl-dlfl M me III 3 inf pound
Tie fine i q- min of goo. s at. Ieuonslmle prince of.
Chariot: ’Weimum’s
33 “ will "9;"!!! street.
lII3.‘ DING BRUCE“,
s. 1:. BAKER.
SECDND - HAND FURNITUI
Household Goods of All Kinds
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold 05
Commission.
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50. 22 Nllli'l‘ i NA" STEIN
SOI'TH NORWALE
SPEC AL SALE
if Trimmed Hats all Hamil
Which we are od- v Ian :II or romely low prim-II
Flu-mly Trimmed llIIuk Velvvt 'FIHIIII‘A surf
IIrhsms 93. lormor urn: :5
Hindu Vel‘v" t II H h IIutIrnlly II-Immcd with
merr- su' Jet 85, f rIIIeIIy sill
IlInrk Braver Hale, turnout Mill (Mulrh Foam
no mm evlup
’l‘lII-v is a bum fldvrslo LII-lire \II'l do well I I
cull he! re pu chm-me elsewhere
NBS. N. FAWNETT.
3 WATER STREET.
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price ummw II- -.I
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9. «SHOE «crimes.
nil and farm! Wnrevuvoef ("win
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on do (if IvIImiuIIt women.
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weed ”WSW.“ from Motion
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min; vyes.
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MIMII'IIIII to «anthem fmidi It:
Baby all ”all Curries“.
Frank Boylston.
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Maw ram 1mm ‘w
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so and Im fflu‘ ittle instrument It realis-
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it is for ”In? you WW4 4m
twat; w ”35%;,” me» ”Walk, but if not obtainable in your ‘
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$1 ”Homes. r
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W B. HALL
do CO.
BRII)G EPORT.
NEW DRESS FIN NS NNNM
first Light lire-t. Ventilation aIId'iBest Assortment of Silks,
N lvc via: and llmmiwnw Dress; Goods III New England
(31.0le ANN l'lllls.
Our m+~orfmcot of. @Iroli apps. Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink:
code this: (, apes, Ecol Jackets Plush i apes and Jackets 13 as
large as any how \ ork house, and
PHICES ABE POSITIVELY LOWER.
We ietfléte' vimiorr ll Hosiery. Merino and Muslin
i'ncle-rwmr. Shoal! ii are: Duran Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
Art Good: in irhlmgmt.
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W. B. HALL & CO___._
The Best Goals fol lllll Least than
BOOTS AND SHOES
51' THE 9103]; Dr
C. H- Harvey :
Having: the largo: 5? Ir 1.le :i grind assortment to make
seale~cti,I:IrI~, 1mm. m: .1 1m: [I‘Hrirdflfti to llll'lll. ll everything from n
child} low-M ohm: lo a i“ ml ' 75;") but)! A number of speci-
alties in wrum'. lwiim and fililifli’flil 1-, rl’l'li‘i‘, II Indies fine Kid
Button: l mol. at 35-, .mmcriv $1 lilac-res Good School Shoe, .f
only 8i ( limiter. I Shawl Show :It 75 cents. Please foal!
and or amino thaw: mind .o It I. :I picznsure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 3‘" art”
,
5.. $1
Slain fir... Nouth I‘iorwal
l'lll Nil Nlllllll Lawns Pill
”fly”...
SPIBCIAL’I‘IES :
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CILOVER & OLSE
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