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A. ”intuit & Son,
84 WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Christmas Greeting!
SlillllllHlIl
Are ofl'ering the largest line of Christmas Goods that have ever
been oilered to the people of Norwalk— not trash, but tine
goods at very low prices.
Anyone can purchase a present at our place
From £1251: Bill to a $40 Plush Salllllt,
Or a $50 BROOKE SIIAWIJ,
And by the crowds that throng our store from morning til]
night we think our eiiorts are appreciated. _
To better accommodate our patrons our store will be
open eVery night till after Christmas. We shall oiier to the
people of South Norwalk a better line of goods than have ever
a.-. wheel! oilered to the residents oi that town. Store open every
night.
uonuux AND SOUTH noswux.
W
P. S.——-A full line of Christmas chairs will be oilered very
cheap.
JUNE. DECEMBER.
That the past six months oi suc-
cess has met our most sanguine
expectations, and shows that our
endeavors to please the trading
public of South Norwalk and
vicinity HAVE been appreciated.
It has more than met the antici-
pation we made whi'n we opened.
But to come dowu to the presents
we intend to make this week.
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in celebration of this tact, also
to keep us in the minds of the
little follrs, we shall give to every
, child who comes accompanied by
their parents, they making a purchase in our store, will entitle
the children to a Christmas Present. We made this offer be-
fore for last Saturday and Monday. but having so many calls
from the little ones since then, we have decided to keep this
Oder open till Christmas, or as long as the presents hold out.
‘ REMEMBER!
‘ This is our anniversary, and we intend to give buyers at any
7 class, whether of Christmas Presents or not, the heat treat in
the shape of first-class bargains ever given in South Norwalk.
N. B.--Wc do not claim to go to the city twice a week to
buy for our patrons, we generally have the stock on hand ; ii
not, we have an oilicc at 120 Franklin street, city, with buyers
in each department. Any order: ior any class of goods we
will fill in twelve hours
mTHE~
Sfllll'll NlllllliLKBllSlllNSl'fllE
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
per dozen up, (in
Tea for 46 cents per
M on t
with a Merry Christina and a Happy and Prosperous New
Year! and invite you to examine our stock at
the holidays: Elegant Sweet Florida Oranges
Fruit, linings Grapes, all kinds of Nuts,
Candies, Figs and ates. We are selling large quantities of
' pound. We have the largest moment
oi Imported Jams in the city. It will cost you nothing to in-
spect our goods and we' take pleasure in showing them.
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$004“:in for
rout 25 cents
Htltllll.
F. H. NASH" use:
navy. arm nrccrvrn A rise woes f?"
CARLSBAD, FRENCH AN]! BtlIIBMIAN t'lll'lA,
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets.
SMOKING ANI) WA'I‘ ER 8181‘s health
rare? cups. sauczns our internal.
Mugs, Plain and Shaving, Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
OUR (ICON ABE "HST “LAW: AND WILL BE it’ll) 1:1” Till In?!“ ”tiff”.
F. H. NASH «£3 BBC.
We are now ready to close
nery Goods must go before the
get a hat cheap,
the towu.
cents on the dollar.
All kinds of Furs.
All must
these departments.
cal Albums. etc.
and examine.
LH. KRIEGER’S MILLINERY Slllllll
SOUTH N0ilWALK. (103W.
9”
out all
. . , .
nets, which we hate on hand, at a very tow figure.
Feathers, hill at Plans at a trial tannin.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
We are showmg the most complete line of For (lamb; in
Mulls of all hinds,C
laiin’ all Genn’ Briana,
of all kinds. must be sold at any price, as we intrnd giving up
All must go, so come at once.
HOLIDAY NOVEL-TIES !
Albums, Dolls, Brie a Brae, Toys, Autograph Albums, Musi
All the newest things for prments.
A new assortment of Jewulry,
Trimmed Hills and lion
All “illi-
A rare chance to
holidays.
apes in large variety at 50
be sold before the holidays.
Hosiery an Hattienlirh
Come
Rilrlnrfm, lilli'
bons. Children's Hosiery, last black, lUc.
Mahackemo St vlilll
Hotel H “RI [6 En Norwalk,
Block ' (intuit
THADDEU
itittiiii‘tn
A" THE 0L0 "AND OF
(Sacco-m to ’I‘. In" any" a sum.
8 P a I N G W o o D ,
ALI. 08038!) I’Rull I'I‘I.Y Fl LLB”.
City Peeple and it to their advantage to trade
with on.
runs
5 GUYER
o
OYSTERE.
Norwalk Oysters
Where-moon do“.
list, linen. Gian, hit list,
SC ALLOI’S,
I'm Tomato Col-up, Imported liar
dim, Pm Vernal Hoyle syrup,
Imported “up“, Pickled llys—
tcn innuendo-led Bowl:
—--of All “Indus—~—
HUN'l'l Zlilllll
Willillllllllll lillll'l.
Ola ”yr-Tl. Inn.
Ian.
“(£3 '31?
Min.
Horne Drum Poultry I Specially
Orders Delivered heavily.
manna
M,” ohm
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nova-n NORWALK, OT.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
till“! a
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nun inns Blilllll
Pliltllllllll.
Grand inducements
CASH BUYERS.
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llfllllll litter and Liver cure
or”! true-n lid Pull.
Tilt-"them! Safe menufov more
Iliad with Bria automating Complainant!
from Alertne- 0nly.tluu cured in the
on m are the Ornament! I .only Kidney
and Liver Can tint will more you to perfect
v
All India line
(I. B. B. A.
first; lcdiclle (30.. Parade, 5'. .I.
solo}?
Planter?- Drug Store.
'9“. ,,§9"“E‘_°.".‘L'L- M , _.
M Colds Inn-nu. Bronchitis.
mm “coping Caught": .
, ”but. and every aflcmon of t c
Winding cunt-pliant
red for fifty yarn.
Ll“ LI and
Spudy'aacfgm m.
ntfé's'fiiiiéfi’éfl
Wain
Inc-- It!
MM land are cured by
fWLE'S FILE nlti lililllil CUBE.
diminution;
tl lorry St, It! York City.
'1 ”VI WM! GI It!!!
Steel Shin hm Wagons,
Yarn Carin, Railroad Cart:
Read Carin, usury om.
Ollppor Wagons, zany Riders,
Buggies, Phaeton, Surveys,
Spindle Wagons,
lap and Ila Top Delivery
Wagons, llilk Wagons.
to own amnesia: wean-m,
T Ire the articles tlut will has:
you. ) r “funds have n war Avila
fi"a’2’,&fu‘? “33:3 {yin-1233‘“
have the but that Sprinklers in the
Jar“. Also have the More“ and bud
III-I Hulk Wagon- in New York. .
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Seeing is Believmg.”
4., 5.5::
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It“?! “
12.4,.
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[and the law, '
cvnmmta .
dra'uc.’ otl.’ -
“Hutton-q. y...
abundantly our.»
«spin-"r m du-
Ivmk-lnfo, . .. ._ ”.e
llvflltlfflr, ' wSSg , We,”
litlllanfiulljci r. a - ‘.
of 'tl; f: z a’
Prue! an! i
83;!!! gfllrwhl,
than cleuzw. i... . ,
more cheer! l to; z 2'}...
(“53" It”: inept! '0. '
"The Rochester.”
And with it there in r 3 r- eke, no email,
a ,I.» I!!! (it/mu , -, no flattering, rmcwcnlio‘,
”climbing up of the fin are, no “tantrums"
lav may-act 0! Joy kind, and it never
um airs-ruin . it. four“ mil rcurwolrnt
bet tough lo .dunmlcu tram, with (em
ml uh, uh nb-oturely unbreakable.
“UM/IMJIIJM firewall.
Only fin ynn old Ind mr hm million a
(balmy. to nu. It Inn-t be .6000 In»
Me out a telling success. l in,
In In my cum and lamp. my u, but
the " new china on hum W.
me wanna. Inuit: 'lllc‘lll.~flll[.la
and Table Lamp, Banquet Bind , V...
m pewter, M in no». Pa.
(filth... Nichol.“ BinkWrou‘bn Iron.
not it. lump cut" for it. Look for the
mm bump: "run lmvnn." If he
mmtmonbvt Rubnlfl’ Bad the style '9'
want. ovlf no lain ton to near. and tons
for free lit-um: catalogue and "and
and we will his and and you up
w by um right. to your door.
locum “If 00..
4! hit flue. In You.
21'!!!
00L”. MINER, NICKEL
nudist-dunk”
PLATING
it later 81ml. Still lurali
whisk-- dame
lm
.MMme. line:
Minna-cam Magoo-c.
wall MI! A? can" wmrctt ”to MT-
.nlrr crumm- Gunnnrun.
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.o l‘ ‘lvfiw'lo,g. .,.. :7 "I'l‘t’l'f
gnu—t you "gar-aw». u newly“
1 03- ya! “it-- a open war-.19.! 2.,
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stratification
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Fourth Annual Meeting at the
National Capital.
[RESIDBNT WALIBB’S ADDRESS.
Bo Mum the Extraordinary crowd:
of Hutton-flout, the Single 1;“ u.- he
on the Inn-lunch. caution—Tb-
mm lulu.“ 0a. of 0m" Urgency.
Wamxu‘ros. Dec. n—The fourth on-
nunl meeting of the American Economic
mention was opened yesterday after
noon. The opening mien was devoted
”the report of the chairman of the com-
mm. on economic theory. Professor J. B.
Clark. of Smith college, and to papers -of
technical interest by Professor Giddingn,
of Bryn Mawr; Dr. Charles A Turtle, of
Amherst, Ind Minn Marietta Klan, of
Mount Holyokc. At the evening session
Gnu. Francis A.,Wnlker, president of the
malarial), delivered the annual address.
It. won devoted to u survey of the runs! im—
portant economic developments occurring
wlthiu the United States during the Inst
two years.
115. Growth of Unfamiliar-
The extraordinary growth of paeudo no-
dnlinm. under the name of nationalism,
”attributed to the fact. that. the manna
of the people, alike among the more fortu-
nate and the less fortunate classes,” have
come to npprecinte the supreme impor-
tance of industrial relations, but have not
yetlurned by a careful study of history
and of the material conditions of human
existence within what narrow limits excr-
tiona for the amelioration of mankind
1mm necessarily be comprised. All these
reformers, now so defiant oi established
economic principles, will sooner or later
become recruits of the economic army.
Meanwhile it is an immense gain to have
the whole national school in political econ-
omy.
' The Single 1‘“ Idol.
Ilegnrding the apparent growth of the
Single 1‘th party the speaker expressed the
opinion that economists were comingto
lake the view that something more of
economic rent than the state has been no-
cuntomed to take could advantageously be
brought into the treasury. 0n the other
hand, closer study of the subject only
brought greater conviction to practical pol i-
ticiina of the utter hopelessness of the sub
jcct in face of existing conditions.
The [financial Crisis.
Gen. Walker spoke of the present finan-
cial crisis 35 the result of the fast tighten-
ing folds of a contracting money supply.
in the lack of natural leadership we can
only hope that prudence may rule the
hour; and that the instinctive conservatism
of the American people may enable them
to pan through this, perhaps the most
perilous crisis in their financial history,
without a wreck.
l'mlcalrublo lmlnlgrnnlc.
The last topic touched was immigration.
Not only the enormous increase of immi-
gration, but. the manifestly lower chur-
nctcr of the recent comers, especially those
from eastern Europe. make the question
one of urgency. Our first duty is to our-
nclvcn and our own descendants. Our next
duty is to help, as far as we can, in raising
thewnditiou of the oppressed mum in
Europe. “’1: are not necessarily to do this
by receiving their overflow indiscriminate-
ly; but. most of Ill, by making this experi—
ment of n free commonwealth of educated
labor the greatest possible snot-om, if the
continued admission of degraded peanuts
from the old world would interfere with
this great work, We are called upon not
less an philanthropists than as patriots it:
put a stop to it.
Congress adjourned on Friday until
Tuesday next.
Growth of the Argenllno Republic.
Wssutso‘mx, Dec. '1: —The bureau of
American republics has received a dis
patch from the Argentine republic giving
a brief summary of that country for the
your ending June :50 last. It appears that
notwithstanding the revolution the im-
ports for the your amounted to tl?5,9a'x'>,l87,
Ind the exports sternum. The when!
crop for the year hll‘i been enormous. and
will probably be lin- iurgv-U ewr grown in
the country. l)lll'lll~1llll' _tenr 2.39,th Im-
mittrunut lurnlcd at llueum Ayes. of which
number “19,2“ haul their passage paid by
the government. The puplllnllou in fluenc-
Ayres it! rrpvrlt‘ti to have increased be-
tween mom and moon during the your,
1% new street-3 being hm! out and between
25M and will) new buildings erected.
I’ul Thuudrr “'11an to Come In.
“'Astuscrox, Dec. it‘ll—A dllpnwlx has
bun received at the war department from
Gen. Milt-a corroborating the published
prom It’porl-l m ll-I‘H'lff‘t‘l that Fast Thunder
nod otlwr item! men in the hostile camp ill
the Bad Lands luul sigrnliml their willing~
neon to come Ill. This l- regarded as very
favorable news at the depart ment.
To Succeed Cllntnn ll. Flak.
“'Asrusurox, Dec. :37.~—l'midcnt llnrrt-
non bu appointed Philip t'. Garrett, of
Philadelphia, to be a member of the board
of Indian commissioners. vice Clinton 3.
Pink. decennial, and 1’. Darwin James. of
Brooklyn. to be member of the some
board, vice William ll. Morgan. resigned.
flair-dork New Mllllnlwr.
Wasmscrox. llec. '37. llr. Benjamin
Hullnu (labels, the newly appointed min-
inlur from Salvador. WM formally muff
or! to the president yeslcrtlny by the
rotary of unto, Tho omml lorumlltin were
allowed.
The "I." Rand Gun I Eloy.
Nuw Ynmt, Dec. 212—2“: elfort was made
yo-tenlay to lrvy on no execution which
Caroline Living'tloue rerelitly secured
Against the elevated mod for (through to
her property mnountlnx to user. The
judgmental are alternate, and unless the
company pays mt injunction follows. The
wmpnny, bum-vet, obtained I all! from
the mum-mu court on the ground that the
roads but npwulcd from the ludgmcuta.
A llrlof filmin- Fuller.
Jottsxrowx, Pin. Dec. fl.~—Jobn Prick
‘ml Mu Ivyonronld sun, of this pine. wont
gunning Christians morning. returning at
noon. The father undertook to remove
the logo. munlnlng in the gun. The.
weapon was discharge), the hull entering
the boy's fort-heath killing him Small].
The father in almost mlndwith grief.
undo watch in kept on ‘lm for fear in
will harm himself.
helped by lull-cry,
an Yomr, Dec. Elwin. inn-lo
Wilkes. the wife of the manner of n
laundry at No. are First avenue, accident
oily caught her hair in tho boiling of the
”tantrum the plan Malay and hi
custom from the had before the
he will
' A GANG,» 0' COUNTIRFII‘YIII-
as -—-~——~
Wu, Italian null ”.600 in flour
lid. ”my Captured. 3
Pinsnuno. Dec. a7.-8onnmn men nod
two women were Arrested Thursday nixhl
Illd locked up under the charge of posting
counterfeit money. One thousand our
hundred dollars in silver, perfect in every
“H.139 only fault being light weight,
we: also captured by the canon who
node the raid at No. 5% 14min avenue.
End. In this building the entire
my has been living since tiller arrival in
“unity Int track. Yesterday five other
non were arrested on suspicion and .50)
uldltlonul bonus silver dollar: captured.
The United States officials say that the
my was not made in Pittsburg, but tho
song, all of whom no for captured no
Italians, has its headquarters elsewhere.
From one at the prisoner: the detectives
machined that the money was made in
New York,ond that similar gangs were
sent to other cities redistribute the money
The prisonercould not tell what cities were
being operated. The clew that led to the
discovery of the gang was picked up in n
mhumnt in Market alley, when two
Italians, accompanied by vvouten said to
be their wives, rendered a light weight
dollar in payment for refreshments.
Muzzle Muzznlt‘um and All: Rubicon, the
two Italians arrested at the Market. alley
restaurantmnal wlmsc arrest led to the upf-
Ilm of the others, were given a hearing bo-
forn Unite-l Sink-3 Commissioner )1ch
lens yesterday afternoon. Nothing of lut-
ponancw was developed at the hearing, and
they were committed to jail in default of
.1111) each. Two inforrnntionn were made
before Commissioner McCaudlou ngnlnnt
honant Matcuce and Michael Demnrino,
charged with having in their possesniol
counterfeit money.- Thcy are the men. it
in alleged, who tit-ought the sachel con-
taining the $1.1m in counterfeit moneyto
the boarding home: in the EM! End. Til”
men will have it Imtring this afternoon.
HER LIFE FOR HER CHILDREN.
A Rochester .Vlollwr Who Perl-bed Ill.
Effort. In fiat» Thom.
ltnx'nmrm; N. \’., lw 221—111 a the on
Orchard street early yesterday morning
Mrs. John Dietrich and her three children
were burned to death. The family retired
about. 10 o'clock Thursday night. The
mother and three children went to sleep in
It small bedroom in the rear part of the
house, and the father and a son 15 years of
age slept. together ll] the sittingroom.
Yesterday morning at 4 o’clock the mother
awoke and started a tire in the kitchen
stove and then returned to bed. In lane
than an hour the mother was awakened
by smoke in her bedroom and rose to find
the kitchen in flames. Her screams awoke
the father and son, and the boy started out
of the house in his night clothes to awake
the neighbors. He ran to the house next
door and, arousing Mr. Matteru, asked
him to send in alumni of tire Mr. llattern
nu to the corner of Orchard and Orange
streets and gave the alarm.
It was but little over five minutes before
the firemen reached the spot, but before
that time Mrs. Dietrich and the three
children sleeping; with her bad perished in
the flames. After :troimng her husband
the mother returuel to the bedroom to
save her children, but perished with them.
Until the tire was extinguished it was
supposed that Mrs. Dietrich and the
Children had escaped to some of the neigh-
bors, but after the water hull subdued the
lumen and the firemen entered the npnrv
ment where she had slept the reruuins of
the mother and three children were found
on the bell burned beyond recuguitlun
Red-kins Quintin: Down.
Prue Brno: Aocxcv. N. 0., Dec. 21—0119
battalion of the Seventh cavalry. with
two Hotekiss guns and a pack train, has
just left for Wounded Knee, about thirty
miles away. The lndiau council in the
Bad hurls has decided in favor of the hon
tiles returning to the agency. They are
now all on their way in. Perhaps fifteen
or twenty may slip away. but the authori-
ties feel that the Indian war has been end-
ed. At least they express great satisfac-
tion at the news brought by the couriers.
There is still danger of serious trouble in
case an at tempt is made to disarm the heap
tiles. Unless this is «lone all the Indians
will be at their agencies" within three or
four days
lie-Innkeeper and Sotlnp Disappear.
SCUTISDHJL. Pu. Dec. J: Ali-e. Jones.
alias Iv'rlsbcm, the housekeeper of Henry
Adams. a miner, of l-lverson, has disup
penretl, taking with her over sir-Din money
and “,0an or “All" in notes. Her disap
penrunce Is mill to be due to the combined
“forts of a couple of married men in Even-
sou. whom: objects in \ luv u‘ere‘) secure
3 slice of the money. Miss Jones two
weeks. ago caused a sensation by u similar
Ict. for which «he was arrested in Pine
burg. The use at. that time was settled
with her old lover on condition that she
return to his household.
The Roof Gave Way.
Al.u.\‘\\'. .\'. \'., Dec. elm—The roof of the
Central lludsou railroad. orcrwoighted
with snow. fell In yesterday alwruoou.
There were eight men buried beneath the
timber: and snow. Hf tlteseonly two were
Very much injured. l-Inuinccholm Render
had his right nrm broken and won other
wise bntiwl George f’ctric sustained in-
juries about the body and loan. The other!
escaped with slight bruise-t. There were
thirteen engines in the home at the time,
four of tin-m hem-4 completely wrecked.
A Monument to "new. Milan.
Bur i-‘mxmsco. Dec. Zi—The mmhlp
Australia reached port yesterday from
Hormlulu. Advice. from that place state
that lion. Ilcury (Inter, minister at Walt.
lugton, has been appointed Hawaiian delo
ale to the international Monetary union,
which Is to be held in the ('nited Staten.
Cupl. Fowl, of the German man-ohm
Spellier, unveiled a monument at Apia.
Samoa, last month, to the memory of the
non loot on the German worship-t during
the hurricane of March, 2!”).
Saved from Would It. Lynch-n.
nuvnn Faun, P... Dec. n—Julm Mod
dim. n railroad laborer, attempted to u
Inuit Chris Runner’s byenr-olu daughter
yuanloy. lie woo arrested and locked up.
A dozen men took him out of the Hi
shortly afterward and had. rope around
his neck to hang him to the engine hon-o
lower, when the officers rescued the man,
who Iml fainted with terror.
moo from Rupee-u.
comm, Ooh, Dec. n.--A party at
twenty-two persona broke through the III
on Rice lake Christmas morning while no
turning home from a dance. All succeed-
ed to getting on the ice again, but many
were fmtbltten baton reaching Um chore,
Dd Minn Ellie Johnston has nine: died
from aperture.
MIC! lolly Ill filth Fireman-II.
In You. Doc. fir-Emu: Kelly, the
hunter, ll lit with pneumonia at his Ito-u
a We» Balm on». m- punt
aumun mental doom.
”3"" . ,.., ,,, _,‘ .7 _ 7M . 4 .,
A 5.
mos (wait no; ‘
Dublin Newspapers Du ‘ Not
Anticipate a Compromise. .
a consumer or" Luna-a
II I!!! to Hold A00: tho fleeting B.-
on» fund! an owl-nude
Braden“ Commit Slick]. to My. fill
Bantu of Siborln.
DUBLIN, Dec. ill.—-Thn helium of
tblncityiu general concur in upre-ln‘
thebcilcf that the interview: which no ..
expected to take place in Paris between
Parnell, O‘Brien and other Irilh laden
will not result. in any compromising!»-
meat which will allow Mr. Pn'rnellfore-
rain the leadership of the [visit My.
These papers ask what Archbishop Croke
would my on the subject, what Mr. Glad.
stone’s opinion would be, and what views
Mr. Morley would take of a compromise
agreement. They-mid that those gentle
men must be consulted before any terms
are decided upon between the Irish leaders
on to the cortiirllmnc? of Mr. Parnell“
power.
The Express at [his city accuser: Timothy
11me of making untrue statements. to
put it. mildly, snow, the Killtenuy election.
Fortnstanr-s. Tu.- Express says that Mr.
Healy's sum-”mu that, 40» Unionists
voted for Vincent Sutlly is untrue
Dr. O‘Donnell. oh'nup of llnpllfi, in a
letter to The inst: ('rtt Itollc, says item
that. the ltlslr people did not immediltol!
place the blmm- upen’l Mr. Parnell for bin
offense agmuq nu minty luslezut . 1‘”;in
bimn handle with which to no. .‘ne party
And the mummy."
("nub-renu- of Lender;
PAlilrv, 1):“ :: The Temps announces
that txf'lr‘l' tr..- mretiltg between Parnell
and U'ilrwu ;. l'urruftl conference of the
Irish an'll‘f'S will 0:» held. Amongthose
With \t‘ill l:‘.l>,:‘ pnr.’ ill lib: ueltipcraticns will
be .‘ll’firl’m . Foxtrot, Puller, Redmond,
0104.}. Sexton, Kenny and Arthur O'Con-
nor. 'j'lw :ztm oi the: ronlcrence will I».
reunion of the two sections of the Irish
party, based on llu- lcmporal')’ retirement
of Itir. Parnell iron; the leadership.
The Urban» llnr'r‘l'ih r but Mr. Parnell will
come to this city nirhout havingmadcn
previous arrangement with Mr. O’Brien
for a meeting. Ti..- [rapt—1' further says
that Mr. U'ilrmu don not expects!) discuss
the position will: .‘Vll'. Parnell personally.
DEATH RATHER THAN SIBERIA.
Tragic [iv-(Ills or a Nihilist Propaganda
Ant-mg Rrusiuu Students.
Sr. l'rri.;;~t:i'i:u. bee. 27.»—'l‘ragic con-
SqulEllCt-a Imtx- followed the discovery by
the police of a llllllllNL propaganda among
the students of the Vrlrl’tnzu‘y institute at
Dorpnt, the Allieth of the northern elu-
pirc. A fllllltllvrl” of the students impli-
cute-d in the conspiracy Were arrested, and
will doubtless won be on their way wtho
prisons of Sam—mi. m ~peml the remainder
of their lives Ill privatiou and misery.
Two of the suspect-.4 youths, however,
determined tw wmpc this wretched fate by
taking their mu lives. Having learned
thatthe «leu-dtres were on their track,
one ,of them. after a faretv int
with the young Indy to whom e' was
trnthwl. rllQl her dead in his arms and im-
mt-zlium-lg “at ultufllnn‘ bullet through bk
own brain It ii supposed that the coup?
hflkl zrlhluxill} great to (lie together rather
than endure a hit-long separation. The
young man, after either-ting his fellow
students in trauma loyalto their oppreaud
fellow Cllllt'll‘l and dividing his books and
other effects among them, cut his throat
with 1 razor
Both the attitudes were scions of well lo
do and influential families, The nflnirh.
caused a great sensation in Dorpat, where
there are hundreds of young men frumlli
parts of the empire studying at the Hair
varsity nod llw various schools
The Ttmu Assails Gen. Buoth’n Soho-u.
union". Dec. ‘37. Jim: Times publishes
a three column anicle criticising Gen.
Booth‘s scheme for the redemption of the
masses l'. says [but lien Booth cannot
think that he is to be authorized to collect
by force the moral lunatic-s and “redeem.
able slaves of vice. crime and drink; yet.
how can be otherwise bring them tinder
his discipline? He cannot expect us to be
lieu: that he can compel men to work who
will not work voluntarily. The whole pill)
is childish, so for on its details of and!»
nted work is concerned, and the coloniza-
tion feature H impracticable, or at lent
must he regnxrtwl mth profound distrust.
O'Ilrlrn In Retinal-t.
PARIS. Dec. '37. «Messrs O'Brien and
Gill are staying at the houseof M. Rnihlo—
vitch, Mr ()‘lirio-u in in excellent health.
He refuses in own“ llw ll’l'llt situation
until allcrlllut'unlttrrn‘ n \tllh Mr Parnell,
but has denied the ~1..‘--meut of The Lon—
don Times that l’..'. r‘u. . 13. rd in n believer
in the gospel n! li)‘ll:r|t.,lt'
l‘llll‘gwl nillt .‘lnnsluugltlrt’.
Ltt\lm.\'. l).-:- '5 Tue romzwr‘. jury in
the clue of .\l w llnrrhingum, who wu
killed in the it‘t‘l'fll ..uiwuy accident at
Brondsrour. llll‘w lt'fl‘lt'lt‘l .l \’rrnll(:l chum;
log the ilflzllll't'r art-l l'ly'rllmn of the lie-g
“cited cumin wall. wintry. the express
[I'llll collltlui .t Elli lItJlmlrtliuillf‘r
Twyla; In liml ”w HIVII‘O.
I'erlxllt'lztut, “2'“ '5. .\ conference but
been held llvnn on the Hliubumh prevents,
the railway dire-morn and in initiation
from the ulrrkt-r‘ t.» :Imzumn settlemeutof
the dispute It i,» thought that some
progress has lil‘t‘ll mode in the directional
In nmunwnt’ ,
Another lbmtnnlly Allow-pt.
(Human: IM' 5. ~-v-Another attempt
I'M titanic yeah-flirty to throw a train flail
the truck m-ur lluuilee. by Inc-no of to o
Itnurtton placed on the rolls. The d
wu discovered in time to prevent I dig.
utter
Minister l'lmlpu' chum-nu.
Bunny, Dar. '5 rr'l'he Christin“ my
tion at the Ameriron Inflation wu nut-n
manly uterine-l. fiver Hillard. were left
for Minister i'hclll‘. ”l” ““81“": "I!
ion, received the guests.
1’” not"! Arrhllo'n.lfl M.
Blunts. Dev. ‘3.~»lloinrich Behllcln
up noted nrchmoluglst, discoverer of the
supposed site of ancient Troy, to dad, at
the one of tilt yearn.
lulunll’Colnmlf‘tne-Inn WIND”...
LOUISVILLE, Dec, 15n~At a meeting of
the Democratic ventral cuutmllm tho
Hon. lienry Wnttcrnon was uunnlmoully
cloned new on. Hoo. I.) D. ‘0
l
Henry In a member of the national Dem
outta committee for thum- of Kentucky.
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