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‘« Weiere going to oiler tau Special Bargains for this Week, and
we feel confident in saying that. neverhave two such bargains
been oilered in South Norwalk before.
l.--Gents’ Underwear.
We; have on hand about 100 dozen Gents’ Grey Mixed
Underwear, of which the great majority is Drawers, which
explains how we ofler them at the price we do. To get them
. we had to close out the entire lot left at the factory. Our
price is to be for this week 39cents'eaeh. It will pay
you to loolr at them, for in looking, we know you will buy,
' inasmuch as these are no second rate quality, but would hold
their own against any 62;. cent Underwear offered in town
twirlia’ Clair llllll irritants.
'- Garments that we sold early in the season for $15, today
can be had for $9.95—nselear saving of $5 per garment. ; those
3, we otlered at $8 98 reduced to $4.95. We expect to lose
1 money by the operation, but to ofiset this we shall have the
1188 01 the money, and also shall not have to carry the stock
over. Remember these offers hold good only for this week at
~THE~
Silll'l'llN RWALKBIJS'I' NS’l‘llllli
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK CT.
, *“M. __._._
Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
SWlllll'lNli llllllllllTlllNS
THIS WEEK. A'ZI.‘
mob.--
Silllllilll & llllll’ .
To reduce stock we will sell Seal Plush Sacques at $25 and
$19 50, former prices 3338 and $31. Plush and Cloth Jackets
reduced in same proportion.
We have about fifty Misses’ and Children’s C ioalts included
in our bargains for this week. They must be sold : please call
and get the prices.
We shall make a stir in Domestics this week. Bleached
Muslins, one yard wide, 5c; Unbleached Muslins, 4.50: Best
Standard Prints, tic.
The balance of our Holiday Goods we will close out regard-
less of cost.
Carpets at old prices for this week,
«’. 5 5.5..
"Sillillllil it llllYT--
florwalk and South Norwalk.
. OI“
fflllflllllil nouns
nrnn AT
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. , inns.
.llirnrini & Son,
84 WASHINGTON s11,
Thlhi
with a Merry Christmas and
oi Imported Jams in the city.
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a Happy and Prosperous New
Year! and invite you to examine our stock oi ood things for
the holidays: Elegant Sweet Florida Orangts mm 25 "cents
per dozen up, Grape Fruit, Millage Grapes, all kinds oi Nuts,
Candies, Figs and Dates. We are selling large quantities of
Tea for 45 cents per pound. . We have the largest assortment
it will cost you nothing to in-
spect our goods and we take pleasure in showing them
M an 8. Hum.
F. HINASH & BRO.
HAVE Jl‘a'l' RECEIVED A Full WOCK 0F
CARLSBAD. it‘iilrlh'llll AND BOIIEMIAN i'lil‘llA,
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
S’MOKING AN 1) VVAT ER 8143178 $23,?” "'"‘ "m ‘"" "’“m‘ "”‘ "’ “m“
FANCY en es, eencens awn firearms.
Mugs. Plain and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
OFR GOODS ARE FIRST—CLASS AND WILL BE SULD AT Till 11)qu PRICES.
F. H. NAQH (E BBC.
SOUTH Still
got a hat cheap.
ll
'0 are (droning
the town.
cents on the dulthl‘,
All kinds of Furs.
Lalirr’ flllll Grrtr’
All must
these departments.
cal Albums etc.
and examine.
lJOIIS. Children's Hosiery, inst
Mahackemo
llotel
Block
ll. llilEllEll-
H. KRIBBER’S MILLINERY Sillllli
W A Lil. CON 5 .
.0.
We are now ready to close out all Trimmed Hats and lion
nets, which we have on hand, at a Very low fig-rum,
nery Goods must go before the holidays.
All liilli-
A rare vh-rnm: to
lilllllllll‘ll, lllllll lllll l’lllllllil ill ll lillllll illlllllll.
_..-.- “‘.. . ,
OLIDAY PRESENTS
the most complete line of Fur Goods in
Mnllsol' all kiririsflapcs in large urn-(y Ill. 50
be sold before thr- holidays
Underwear, Hosiery an Handkerchiefs
of all kinds. niu~t it" will at any price, us we intend giving: up
All must go, so mun- at once.
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES !
Albums, Dolls, Brit: a ii an, 'i'oys, Autograph Albums, .\lu~i-
All the nenest things for presents.
A new assortment of Jewelry.
Collie
lillllmns, ”lb-
lllucli, 100.
S »urlr
Nulwnll‘,
(7r ll! n.
OYSTERS.
Norwalk bysters
That the not ban floated
Fish, listen, slams, Salt Fish,
SCALIA) 1’s,
l'Irc 'i'c-Ilo Cstanp, Imported ltIr
til-n, Pare Variant lupin Svrwp,
Imported lair-pea. Pickled by,»
lens Windchill-I'd Geode
we! All liadc.~~
ounces ”giggly Poo-inn
llllN'l'ir ZELUFF
www-m-
OIo anally—m Ices.
"V ., mun-IN
I'm»
'lloIo 0m Poultry a specially.
cram Delivered Premptly.
neuritis illll Mlmi'l'flzs
A'l' Till; "I.“ 31%“) cw
THADDEUS GUYER
(Slicer-nor to 'l‘. Burr (layer & slum.
S P H. I N G W O O D ,
ALL 0 Km} Rs" l’lflHl l"l‘liY FILLED.
City People and it. to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
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mill l
Eiflllllllli lllli' .rllllli
srcrrrrr PBlCES Bron
rurcrnsnr.
Grand lndueemenls
firm...—
CASE BUYERS.
,r'mrnl Bra.
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rs ours FAMILY MEDICINE."
"came.- ”Wham
“pageafimwmm Am
durum! pleural!» .0050."me
Mvuml my». "Income. 0' an the «ca
«but due elm Idle; no but due. the a;
. . runrywluu. lam “chemical-cull.”
Ull- DI'L “All”!
urinal Kiley and Liver lire
Crown 7m QIa l’lllI.
‘l'hevuc the on! Mt Wic- ca m for than
BMW! all With Brie t'I Mm, Um (lentil-lute“
Urinary Alarm (my time prepared in III.
on row: Its the minimum! Incorny Kidney
All we. Ute
C. B. n. 2‘ D
Craig Medicine (10.. result. . . al.
SOLD 51'
Plaistcd‘e Drug Store.
-._.,."£‘-'.‘l'-!.°!!'_"5.. .-
CMQM Colds inflm In lilo
Eu mm “Weight: , no:
u eel, Roll!
and every mile“ rm 0! I .e
‘lhmll. Lam and including 00!“.le
Smelly and permanent. l
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FILES, HUMORSv
in, rum. “.1 R «In and Ill
llimnan the Fill and Til": are and by
FOWLE'S PlLE and Illlldllfi CUBE.
n? Fm
Strain; intllililln.
8i Murray St, lien in! (lily.
Wt! HAVE antennas 0! “‘3”
Steel Slain farm Wagons,
Farm Certs, Railroad carts.
Read Certs, Utility Outs.
(dipper Wagens, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaeton, Burr-eye,
Spindle Wagons,
72p and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
:1: 30:15am w sappy lulu: and Cases,
The are in: articles thIt will cha
you, or Wagon hIn I not avid:
repuruion u to quality. style and harm.
None Superior. street 8 nilcrw We
have the but Strut I; an!" m the
10:14. Mm have [he “Ital Ind
rurIl lulu Waco: in llavv York. '
Mil-Rm
Seeing isWBelieiriiig."
And the Pm! r r ‘ '*
cvcvmmcflikc it!
dtn'loi old, "a w
deriullaog-l" '-
“koala-l
fil'luin'. r~ a
Irrcllvnlr‘r,
given llflt‘lll’. -. '.
brrrhmrv. t~ n
of .‘ufy l'r
l'urer :ml '1.
Human! ‘~r .‘
than elm-u.
more clrrr.’ .
craberl ll :1".-
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‘llrc 2.1.: .ster.
Lml with it the” l! 5:". Cit-Ill.
ml, in -. in .. t ‘Jafaill'afi,
noclrmlm'r co m tn: 1. .. w .3; ':..z.tr.rrr.n'
nor annoyance r i‘ :.r. l: .1, Mill :1 never
‘f‘\
an.“ nmrmml. its a l rcuvvelrm
born ‘flilhl! mi‘n‘m. H ' z ‘. ciwtlh an»
vrnl rail, lt'n Di‘flrviuirtv unbreakable,
manta/en: r I my. a,
Onlylwc ycnmoillrrri u l- I. ’l ynwlmr c
(headlamp. in HM. l: rim/i2 l. .5. (.UOD lamp
man Inch I let! M; let‘sf‘fi. indeed it II,
101 lamps mnyronm: :' than my a, Inst
IM "Rainwater" r'“ a m louver We
main ever arm or .- ; Y’.’,;“'“« 1, ~ ”on”:
and Table Lumpq, i.,....m.a:, run-:7, v-Icc
Lamp. every L;m',t l Brown, Por—
“blm'l'm, ”lake l and Liar. is Wrow‘m II...
M the lamp dealer {or it, Look lav m
Irmamrlv sump: " i'rrrr. lmrrrrwrva " ll Ire
lim’vlhcm...l 4 Flow-twain: .l the “yum
m, all no inrr‘f‘sewrc to near, Iced Iowa
lo! ll" lilmvnte con-in, W. land "but
via-Ml Ind We will Lox end and yawn]
hampedcly by npvm, right Io your “or.
m Dbl? (30..
42 II“ M M 1m.
"“flWfldsthm «I‘M
awn-
(illliil. SILVER, NIC'KBL
find all M“ Oxnard;
PLATING
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album?!"
owls gamma lame-cw“.
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49 no an, inn lmall .......
Capt. Wallace and Several 80l-
dlers Killed by lntllans.
BEDS BLAIR BY THE SCORE.
Few of III; 7091'» Bend Were [ell
Alive.
.. .m .. 4....
up I‘m loin mm by Col.
I'ouyvll'o can-m m, Duplu
“0'“va Wen (Ill-I-W
an! In! to mull. new anvII
1W5”! Vfllutly. Limited
the 1m” Inc! I Sea-- a! (temp
luau—Over I [can I! flu Sol-lion
We” lllllcl Iv Wounded Ind lug
IM'I BI“ In SIM I. llIvo Boc-
AuwlhllM-Bupcnu llIId to IIIId
linoleum
Worship Kass Cnnns, Nah, Dec, a).—
‘l’holint tic-perm Ind bloody aflrey be
"no the bullies and Uncle Sam's troupe
occurred yulcrdcy on Porcupine creek in
the Bad Land». The nurrender of Big
foot we thought to mean that our troubles
were It In end. in the process at die
InnIrncnt that followed the capture a light
occurred in which Capt. George D. Wallace,
oi the Seventh uveiry, Ind a soldier were
killed, and Capt. Myles Moylnn, Llent.
Earnest A. Gerllnglon and other soldiers
were wounded. Many indium were killed
and wounded. The killed among the
troop! In: .
no Killed Ind Wounded.
(an. George D. Wallace, tilled with Item
hler.
Private Cork. "009 A.
Capt. Myles lolen. nwrtllly wounded.
1km. l. A. Gullngton. wounded in right arm,
CciarS'J‘I. cImpbell, wounrlmi in mouth.
Inn. By» Troop ll, severely wounded
m. maxim. Troop K. malty wounded.
w. Boyd, Troop ll. wounded to mm.
W. Ward, Troop K. stabbed in the Dock.
Cory Clllord. Troop B. wounded in In).
Print: Adana. Troop Ii. wounded in the leg,
PrtvIlr. DIle. 'l'mnp 8. shot in arm.
Prim": Dune”, Troop A. wounded in heat.
rm limit, Troop ll, wounded in breast
Private limp. Troop i. wounded in the leg.
Private Nowell. Troop ll. chat through the bovlv.
Prlelc Lcwtu, Troop B, wounded in leg.
”1ch ll. Y. llrnlt‘n. Troop 8, wounded in bag
PrivItc 8mm, ’l‘mop B.
Mainlinllmn. Troop K. wounded m nbouldcr.
l’thtc Toohy, Troop ll, wounded in In:
MI“ 714m, Tn'mp A, wounded in brain.
“I Iodine Inc-lad.
The flat buttIllon oi the Seventh «av,
Ilry, confining of Troops A, B. l and K,
under eormnIud of Maj. G. M. Whiteside.
Irrivcd It Wounded Knee creek at dark
on the evening of the one for the purpose
of intercepting and. i! tquilile. capturing
Ilia I" 'a fund of indium, who recently
escaped from Col. simmer on the Chey-
enne river. Early on the morning oi the
2m. acorns were sent out inr the purpose
at locating the (ngitives, and about. half
past it n. In. yeaterdav a scout. arrived
with the intelligence that Big Foot, with
In) men Ind 250 women and children, had
nun-a into camp on the Ponupin. nut;
lmmcdlIuly the bottle sounded "Boots
and “Mice," and in 3 very short time the
trons» were upon the brow of n hill overr
shadowing the camp. The troop: formed
in petition in double columns of loan, to
laying to the run: Ind left, with two
Hotel-kin guns in the center, commanded
by Luau. Hawthorn.
I'm!" I III: or Inn.
The indium also drew up in line and for
I few moments seemed undecided as to
what action they would take, when finally
a riclmtion begin moving toward the
troops under a dag o! truce. When Maj.
Whit-Eric mccrlnitrerl thIt Big Foo: was
not one at the number he demInded tht
he should appear in pawn, whereupon be
we» told that lllg Font was sick.
The ijor, “now-:ver. iuisted, and Big
Foot. was flnIliy brought to his presence-in
I spring ngon together With his wife,
each of whom was powitively sick. Maj.
Whim'ute had ”in Foot and his wife
(minim . to an mnimlnnre. ordered all
the other Induam to dominant and form in
double columnar in therenrrr of the line of
W, in which pmition they were escort-
ed to Wounded Knee err-ck and cnmmpod
[hm within I perfect cordon oi guards,
will” but"); of Hawaiian.» and Gatling
[rum coavcnmltly ovenbodowing their
viliIgc.
no mu Ivar...
The vemaininx tmora of the seventh Iv-
rived under the command of Gen. Yoruyth,
Ind the indium: were all brought out into
In open must: and lull, to produce their
Irma. At lint they denied having any,
but linIlly turned m‘e‘! three. Gen. Yor-
Iyth put Ielma cor-ion at troop» around
the wanion, neparntinz them from their
upon, Ind neural detail» of acidic!» were
not to work Mcvlumlinu rlmr lodges Ind
meander! In nearing about sixty gun».
June It I time when it looked In though
I peaceful disarmament would he eflectcd
once! the medicine men who had lump
,M the incline» considerably during the
Mina. and when talk had hem stayed
”min”! Um. Vrmyth. nrrrhicniy begun
bin humane attain mm: the indium begun
firing. ’l'hclrllre WM inunnlintely returned
by list troop. X,
W at ‘Iw-wly 7m Kul‘
Immediately upon the commencement“
lb. bath the lntlinn scouts threw them-
nclm to thcgronrul, the» roving lbctroopp
ache view oi the enemy. The Hotchhlsc
gum were lino turrmi lam Ind did tcr
riblc execution.
At flat the mm were at I amt til-Id-
noun, fearing thIt they might Iboot
Mm”. The lmliIn men, women
Ind children up to tho much, the battery
Mn; nplrlly In they ran. lloon the mute
ed troops run after them, cheating than
down on every side. The cunt-gems
W fully In hour Ind I hail. CIpt.
VIII“. was instantly killed with I wcv
club It the opening of the cog-mt.
Bum mun Ind Iwmty l were
killed. but up to the hour this «ll-puck
w. m their names could not he
filly loll-II MI.
ltblnpmalblcro am. the number of
dual iodine». There were more then Mty
killed outright. It In reported that I:
“lawman-in. “cardamom
Mint-c lIdlIIv wherever lowed, no
we“! being given by It] one, To any
I“ it t”. m Mn; urns—4n ll—
dlIu cult-w are autumnal the
Ilclv Iwu iIlItly. It is believed mu Ice
shelter ImwolIli BI; low-hut
willhlduo tell the IIlc oi lbw dIy'I
I
Amara-am...
mm
4 mmmma
m, , I ”and. .r-ll
‘M
“snows will! battle thou “mm
ll their mm alter donate their
war dashed wwcyto the hi is and
In manly-ting northwest of the we].
What few troops are still her-nu deployed
Ihout the agency building as skirmish"-
tor-palm “tack. Several tlmu during
the utterance st less from the lad!“
can: have sec-k up to the auncycod
into the buildings. -
Mammo’eiock I brlehdrcwukg:
up between the Indian police and
Indiana-"mi hundred shots beluga»
chum. No one was hurt, but In “lock
is momentarily expected. As firm In
lo- tiun we whim new here, the result
oi In mack may be very scrim pole-I
the Seventh or Ninth cavalry return It
on.
A GI“! Outlook.
The situation now is exceedingly serious.
The change here will melt in ntumpcdlng
the Indians who were on their VI, in from
the Bad lands. During I skirmish hon
later in the Illernoon two soldiers were
wounded and a hostile lndiIn killed lose
the 200 yards from the center of tho
Igcncy.
indium who heretofore hcvvbecn friend-
ly now appear thoroughly in «men in
their denim to go on the warmth, Ind tho
Invoke {mm burning buildlnqucw milu
from the agency hi already plainly sun.
The prairie had also Mn find all meal
places.
The Nun Corina-ad.
WAelll‘J'.'l'o.\‘, Dec. ice—The war dcpcrb
moot has rw-m-ived details of the but“. ll
the Bad Louis. They (lifter little withtlu
Ilnve account.
A GREAT CONFERENCE.
Parnell Ind O'Brien Am to TIlfi ll 0'"
Today.
Dram; [rt-c. new The Freeman's Jour-
nal announces that the conlcreucc between
Mr. Parnell and William O’Brien will take
place today or. llorilogne-snr-Mer. It add.
that Messrs. John Redmond, Kenny and
Clancy, and perhaps Mr. ('ampbell, rump
here of parliament. will be present. at this
meeting. 'E'heJonrnal also remark» that
whatever the result of the contention: no
body will he ivth to my that Mr. Parnell
has placed barriers in the way ofany agree-
ment that. rnlzht be looked forward to,
The mayor. rrznyorwlect and live previonl
mayors of l'orlr. have w rittun to MLO’ Brien
ruling that it in the opinion of the people
at Cork that English statesmen, in (roll-
junction with .Vlr. (ilmlstona. have attack-
ed Mr. i'arncll's position. Much as they
Ippneciate .‘vlr. Gledstone's services and
deeply feeling the obligations due to the
Liberals, they deny their right to “Mini!
to lrishmen as to who should orshorrlri not
be their leaders.
Mr. Vincent rigidly, who WM rerrntly
defeated by Sir John Pope iiennessyln
Lhe contest tor North Kilkenny'n sent in
parliament. has written a lam-r to The
Freeman's Journal in which l‘rz' says that
the attitude of tin» Irish iJl‘wlllrp‘ before and
during the election reierml to only shows
that Mr. Parnell "r-nrnmittul :t private
vice" and allow-ll judgment. by default. to
bedcliverorl :11!anle h.t:r, and therefore he
has been pronounce i to bu no longer eli-
gible to a ponirion of public Frllttl, Cou-
linninz. .‘lr'. rm nily says tlmr the [rim
urtlgglrr w-ntrzlly a political and note
moral. one :-. .fifl'l. gale for have for the
Irish to manage lfhll affairs alter their
rm n Imhlon Tho niwugqlo 5.- «ano ol
pounds, shillings and pence. and onto!
the sacraments.
ion»; Wanna 0- Trial.
Enrica, S. Y., Dec, m—le trial of
Herbert Warren, a lT-yenr-olzl boy, (or the
murder of his father, J. Frank Warren,
was commenced here before Judge Smith.
Theday was occupied in an eflort to :9
cures jury. J. Frank Warren was a trIV-
eling man, and was home but little. He
brought his family here from Michigan.
Mrs. Warren was an inrnlld, and Warren
was engaged in intrigues with other won»
an in Connecticut, it is alleged, and MI
wife learned oi it. June 1'2 last he came
home and had a quarrel with his wile. At
zo'clock in the morning: Warren was shot
down by Herbert. who claimed that. his
father was assault in“ his mother, and she
called for n-slfilrtime. The boy admits the
shooting.
The Jewelry Played lbw “meat
3" Yum», lit". :50 r-The diamond and
jewelry store of Atom. Jahn at zero llizhth
Ivenuv is in charge of n sheriffs officer.
JIhn has been missing since Christmas,
and when his big safe was opened instead
of £20,er zmrth of stock being lmlnxl there»
in the «an» contained only one copper
penny and a lot. of pool tickets on the link
”arm“; memo. :w'itvcr plated ware was
found in the store to ”Veil the total value
of stock, mic and fixtures to ml») or
9min, Wholmnle jeweler» are creditors
in mm» r: nzirm from hilt! to filial, rhg
whole aggwgntiru iltllltlt'r. Jahn‘s littfleil'
ed wife any» his only hml habit my play,
in“ the races. lktecnvea are looking for
tho missing jeweler.
A Ill; llnlvllrv Valli"!-
Dtmrs, hm. no ~11»: rim or 1. l.
Dnbe-lnt a; Son, .ruaklrvnkm, has my
ponderl, mu, Iiallilil‘lrn “rimmed by The
Dublin hinil nt «Nor M'L'lellll, and plmd
by other» nr. variom mm» arming from
mum up to the frame! mount. It. i.»
mnwmi that the members»! the firm on
mlmimz. The senior partner was chair-
man of ti» Dublin Stock Exarlmrlgc. Upon
the Inrrourlcemmt of the smpcmtnn Mr.
Copland, the via chairman, was elected
tattle pmidmcy a! the exchange. The
exchange wan thrown into rlcmovnlmtinn
by the rim of the coupon-ion, but tin nov-
ml feeling WM mu resumed.
A Black Ilyw [on fileagn’n ”I." M
(Trillium, Dee. “hmvltlviw [lemon In!
decided. shut. the artilllmntn giving the
West Chicago Rapid Tram-l: company the
right to Imllel an elevated milmvd an
BIndolph street and Optima-cpl» in this
city in will and void, because My “1109
mm to the petition nailing lov' been”
none. were new authorised. An amt
will be [whom to the npprlnle can by the
"Inuit company.
Hillard ”Hume’- llwwlw Mil.
Borneo, M. m. v-El-Pflnl'lfllf. Millard
'iilmove'n Moira anti "I!!!“ of MI m
were sold or. Muslim at the old Fillmore
non-ion. The mic, was: comforted by the
amnion»! Mutant Pntvm yllllllm. the
”M“. m, and Mined who»: 31:»
volumes. a amt. our of which were law
books. The whole lot wen mid at very
mimic prices.
Howl-m5 Fawn!“ m
murmurs", 2:. l1, live. lib-«in [be mvm
0! calcium Mm )imrlm, cnwvicml cl
Wham rip- lmv sentence. 1: mp»-
signed overt!!!) W. at to; MI
lanai yum, had been would
be WWW...“ k myriad up
o. a. 4. «run: pro-Maura» W
“New...“
Assistant Cashier Linn am.»
into lmmlblllty.
A truer near wrrn recreates
“up We“ Bob I “was “in!“
”I II Ilia Mum. ht A" M
vflnmcuAMIVm m
claw—1'0 MCI Wm Haul-a.
anuro, Dec. so.~A moot during bank
robbery occurred at South Chicago, twelve
miles ml or this city, yesterday Ilter:
noon, Three men drove up to the Herr
alum-v Ruling. bank in an open bum,
drown by a powerful and mold Will”
hone. They entered and stepped to tho
cashier's window, where two of the virulen-
cnmed Frank Lion. the eminent miller,
in conversation, while the third went
through an open door and, laying violent
hand» on Linn, beat him into lnunulblllly.
Then the roblmrn cleaned out the bank,
leaving not a coin or a hill. The mt lw
plant they were in the Emmy, the line!
were picked up, and under I cutting lull
the horse raped own from the city.
Farmed Ivy Pollen.
Almost lmrrrerllntely the police were new .
lied of the matter, and ball Kiln”!!! Miles"
on swm lint-9'» and armed with rifle» Ind
revolver» were sir-on in hot. pursuit, All"
a chm oi revrrnl milen the police captured
twooi the l’ulrimrft at Mallow) perk,fivc
miles from this city, and recovered Ill the
money. several shots were exchanged be»
tween the [lobes and the timing robin".
and one of the latter was eerionsiy wounded
in the thigh. 'l'hc- : iril‘ll robber in still“
large. The pollen any the men In “I.
name who swarms." llll y robbed the “shin
nl Allenon's. packing how alew week!
ago, and they have been closely watching
them. for several days.
‘lvtvpriu-d l" "M A“.
The lmlllc fll‘iif'llil‘ er “BY ll!” ”10 10”
hers “(lift-ll inn with, leaving “M“!
the ca‘nh irr'» drawer and a 810,000 package
in the Vault undisturbed. Linn was clout
behind the»: non-r when the thieves cw
tend the bank. Two of them covered Lion
with revolver-r owl the third man ”united
him. One 1.! rm {Mil on the outside of the
counter then went, behind the counter Ind
helped himself to the available .1:th while
the other stood guard at the door and the
third man stood over the prostrate bank
olfieial, The fliievefi were surprised in the
midst of their opt-ration» by the approIclI
of C. i'. Wilder, the cashier. lirtrvledly
throwing the limp form of [non into flit
bank vault. and locking it, the three rob-
bers jumped into the hourly and time of.
.‘n Elem»; Chm.
('nehn-r Wilder upon seeing the bank
dawn-cl opened the unit. door and that:
found Linn, who had sufi‘rrie‘ntly revived
to tell the Mary of the robbery.
:‘ix patrol wrigorru \frtt’v at once dib
patched to head off the whim», Liam,
Jenkins,wbn hail .lrm. nrrneri in South
Chicago fruit; the v.5}. jnrllf'll in the pur-
mir. Ar i'vlff’fmrl‘niui sneer, the robin;
abandoned their buggy, the horse being
completkly exhamml, and jurnpcdintoI
delivery wagon whtrn n. confederate had
in readiness. At. Forty-ninth street Wt.
Jenkins "my nlmmw within Mndhcoo‘... _
of (in: rlcnrwrmlM-n. litre they abandoned
the covered wagon and ran in all (imam
Ar. Fortymxrh street a prune of citizens
who Were Keilllilz in the primtrit wan fired
mm by one oi the robbers, and Patrick
O'Brien was shot in the hip and severely
wounded.
01m Irv-pantie Shot.
At Forty-third street Licnt. Jmklfl
came upon one of the hand and ordered
him to throw up his lmrldl. Forum
the robber drew a revolver and fired It the
lieutenant and his Mawiam. Lint. Jab
kins returned the tire, and rhcdccpcndo
fell to the ground with A bullet in MI
thigh. The other three sought shelter in
the neighboring houses and yIrdI.
Two of them were norm captured, butt!”
fourth men escaped, lie in completely out:
rounded and the polim am confident thy
will capture ltlhl aim when he leaves hlI
place oi concealment. The wounded rob
bcvgivm his name {In John (’nrbere, II.
is not known to the pain" The otlnrtwo
that Were captured are Harris "mum,
well known in [mil/m I'lrfllm, Ind Chub.
Mullen, n. amok yum! butcher.
flanged Iml Rubbed.
KSMM‘: “in, but: I'll ~Umme Wale",
nrcpresentarlvr nr rm tram :-'nfe and
[lick company, n! c'..- irigton, Ky,, was
gagged nnri whim! or M? by two men in a
room at the: boron ilvpnt hotel about. Hm
I. up. When lbrv roalben ball depend]
Walsev rang the bell and help name, but
it was then trio hm m get any trace of the
robbers. .5..5..._. ‘
Robb"! mu! ”marred.
vamwssr, It. i, Dre, IlwAvchlbIld
McDonald, of Hyde Park. Harm, who ran
(Mimi wondering about llur fiver!» of this
city with his throw lur'ly “whorl, in dead,
McDonald rnafiv no not» mortvm #190“-
tion that he mu Ml'rr hot by live m in
Hyde Park Dec 10 who on: his throat.“
robbed him oi m
Enhulmnnimn Ila-thorn! Pun!”
Crimson, live at A trawling" rpm
m Ihk pyrrpmerl pnenicleoln' “with“!!!
before it hm been organized owlnuw lb.
Union i’m'r w railrowl’a rein-pl toIllow
Mllwankre mnl :~'r. l'nnl trains to new it.
bridge he»: the Mummy river haw-II
Commit Plinth no»! ”rumba. hum
Roswell .tlrllrr, oi the fit Paul road, “I
that l: the mnrmm: his mu! had with the
Union Pacific for "in run 01 “um
could not. b» v-rlfnrrgrl if new! not b. ‘1,
pccteri Elm! any pnmru “W (b
president.» morn! make would hold M
“-ng! l- llm Au.
Here. 1'», Dec. m~»(lmezr ale-cpl- ll
”inverter. mriol rx-Ch'lr'of Pulle- MW.
«vampire-ml in the grove oi the m
(lamintlrmnry company, and while
ing the mm, drawn wan mini“ 2
m oi the proprietor» with n MOI...
Blcnnev tWiIMIl to having atoll-M
”It vulture rim and woe m l'.
The mm am much calm
mum can-m “Idli-
L‘wwm, Dec. 3!.wfillvefl “may” ”I.
bello- was in the Implny of MI broth!»
"1", if. Hellman, n rigor rial-r, W
him" with n revolver in blow-I‘ll.
we! Link and (Ilium!!! um I.
fill! hurt drinking lwmly Ind wcv *-
0. may“: at hum ”all
”I m ll Myanmar.
1“ "I“... III“ .I—u
Amara, “3., not. fiw‘ m
MMIm.rloihchl¢kcIM~d
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