THIS WEEK. A'J.‘
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To reduce stock we 1vill.eil Seal Plush Sacques at $25 urd
$19. 50, former prices $38 211121331 Plush and Cloth Jackets
reduced' In same proportion
We have about fifty Misses. and t' lrildren’ s Cloaks included
in our bargains for this week. '1‘ hey must be sold , please :11]!
and get the prices.
We shall mill-:1; a stir in Domestics this week. Bleached
Muslims, one yard wide, 52-; Unbleached Min-dips 43c: Best,
Standard Prints. lie.
The balance of our lloliday Goods we will close out regard-
less of cost.
Carpets at. old prices for this week.
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Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Sillll'Hll RWALKBUST NS'I'llllli
w» >.——....
We are going to 21th 1' twob‘pecial Bargains for this week, and
we feel confident' 1n saying2 that never have two sue h l1-irgnins
been oilered In South Norwulk before.
9-..,1 .---Gents’ Underwear.
p:
ID
i. We have on hand about 100 dozen Gents' Grey \iixed
Underwear, of which the rrreat iiinjority is Drawers, which
explains how we otler them at the price we do. '1' (1 get them
wehad to close out the entire lot lett at the factory. Our
price is to be for this week 39 cents each. It. will pav
you to lool: at them, form looking, we know 3011 will buy.
inasmuch as these are no: 1econd rate quality but Would lnl1ld
their own against any ("121; cent Underwear otle1 2-2l' 1n to11n.
Garments that we sold early' In the season for ial :'1, to (1213
can be had for $19 95——a clear 9211' ing of $5 per 22 21mm 111' those
we ofiered 211138 98 reduced to $1..)2'1. “I: expect to lose
money by the operation but to oilsct this we shall have the
use of the money, and also shall not have to carry the stock
over. Remember these offers hold good only for this 11 eel; at
Wlilil’lllll 'llllllliilTlllliS
the holid2 13s:
'l'ct l'or' ~12") 2-21. l~
of imported Jillllh In llll3( :il3'.
Spcct illll' 11011115 and We 12112.? pl2' 2151112- in 'lllli" lllg them.
11.112221211213112... 121-1211111111 summon, 12111112111, JANUARY 2, 1391.
Selllng 0111'. V
Alizoodl in l 1222111111111 FliitNlilli‘ ti DEPARTMENT, Underwear and llmlavv at 1111 price
wurr go, n we will “lye up their “minimum—I. to m Iii: mom for our aramo MILIJNKNY.
.FUR CAPES
AND MUFFS
Will he sold at any reasonable price. We nuu mnka room.
CORQETS.
We have 1hr- lirrxm-t stock of tin-w pom-in thermionic! Will «'1 1-» cut. nu iurplur nook It for
below 1:111 During rim solo we will u l our ”not
ii bmrid 111 mil k own, for .‘.'1 cumin,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND 31131121121121 in Rain, ‘1" bile 11nd i'iirrry 1111191. go wl.l11lu-1r..r-I
MILLI
be 1.21 mi 11111111111111: unity.
MARY
All immneil "1112- 11512. 1112112112 1mm be told. N21 rumor-hie r ficr 12-11mm.
i-l. KfiiEGER,
h‘lahackmno lion-l lllocli',
S2111l1\.'2':2111'vlk
WE GREET YOU
Willi 21
Year"
Merry (illl‘lrlllltlfi and
:I llappy 221121 Prosperous New
and invite you to examine our stock of good things For
lull-"ant Swrzet Floridt 012012-21 lion:
131'
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(’(L'lllS
per doz: 11 up Ur: .1pi- 'l‘ruil,.\l:rl:12ra Grapes . all i2: lllll 2. ot Nuts.
('21122lir2.~. high 21nd Dates. ll
{121' pound
Minn
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1'2111 nothinw to i11-
21rc 2-."llill‘( larm- 21111111'12
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it will 2-212
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F. H. NASH & BRO.
il.'\1'\l:1il :1’Y’1Fl'lll‘1'lfiil A l‘lfx'fr;
.1'l'2.11‘l1' ill-
Fill litii ..li.-‘1.\' I‘ll} A.
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
FANCY CU “E,
(ll ll GOODS ARE Filifil‘
.V( S- .1 1"- 3 P ‘\'1X'l‘ 3
.-
'. Al. 3“ 391‘.“-
"'AUCl-IR'; A1211 PI i'CHERs.
Mugs. Plain and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
l. 1'15 [AND “lid. HE S Li) .'iT Till: LOWELKY Phi-'51
F. H. NARH tic BRO.
' ~THE~
.3oulh Norwalk Boston Store
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK CT.
. ”-.H._
open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Err-nine“.
BALANCE
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84 WASHINGTON ST.,
noun-n NORWALK. o-r.
A. [lineman i811,
lilllllllllllil Alill MEATS
AT 1'” I} 0!.“
THADfiEUS CUYER,
16.1511." (9-;
(Suva-unr- In T. Blur flu)- r or 911212,
i—SPRINGWOOD,
\ It In
(Dillllllfifé l’lliliil’i‘hi' 2211.1.2211.
City-99011.19 find it. to their advantage to trade
with as.
= GIVE US
'BOYCOT'Tg
THE OVERLAND Pili'illUllll P
But you 2' in"
do l' 21" I tLrIt.‘ '11: w.'1 (l2 lrv'r n
M. iii of
'Plllllllll'l, Jun 11' P211211
FLOUR
To your rmnlcm'e, all experts“ 1.21.21, 11.:
llifiilllllll'llélf .1 A ll
Arldm-I- mmrriiir.i2 ii 21112 l 1 ”1.1 r.lli21- f r In:
()w-rlninl l'rrdnr: 1'urn2,1rn11.r"2.l l
OYSTERS
- Norwalk Oystersi
Thiit have 11212 horn limited
Flili, 01121221, Girls, Salt Fish,
SCAIJJ() l ’S.
Pm'o Tomato Catnip, imported sin
dine-2, Pun.- Warm-mt Maple 311 mp,
Imported ilrupr-s. Pickled 0311-
tcpi luilfllt'rJlAllm'd “nod:
-—-—-of All Kindn.~— ~-
I
ounces osfiiikn'éii rnonvru
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WASHlNil‘TQA lillKliT.
0m- Quanta—Tho Ben.
m1 le, 14111111, lotto: Forth list: and ma
$11»th
("um
290011346221. Bacon. Roma. when»
for". .
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
orderi- Delivered Prompt”.
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Grand inducements
9—11)»...
CASH BUYERS
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DAY SCA \' E.“ G BR.
r2111 110F111 KOHWALK AND NDHWAIJK
Vault» and l'rrrprmll rlnnrd and illr‘ofr-rtv-rl :11. mar
improved 5121111. All on! r- promptly we: dint to.
Add! n
Charles 3210“ ,
Oil loud-1M human. llrlolaopm-t.
90010.
A! 1102111116111. 0? our: OWN 1'!le
oh whim-u: not” clown and cn-Ipoolnon
IteWploulorch-mrl'u on: of
amp-um Mt waif-T341120 do» in m
but manner. Volu- ill fitted ”11! d an:
Minn 1121: in. ”than.
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WEREIN
DID DU ll’ER TAKE
THE BEST COUGH CURE?
grogfimfilfiwm
origin. Sm Throat. Ump.hflumn,
Whooping (long lnnchitio .1121 Auburn. Ii cut-in
can for Conlumpti'm In lint Inn-u. n21 Inuf relief in
“united rug“. 1: a or once. You Illl no the one
all-ll. elect slur “hing tho In! due. tiara by
(color- "cry-hen Lune 1111111., to win “.4 ”.00.
(188 DR. CRAIG'D
02212221121121: all Lint [lire
Crown Pluto" and Pill].
Their 1121- rhr- m ly fiiifc- Lumwlll'" to 112-1- for more
llfillt‘ 2 wt l1 llrI. lii‘.- ul-mm- 1.11112 romplnim an
Urinary Atlr-Nlnm (lnly 12111-11 pit-pared in It!
111111 1211111 11-1.- [111' |lr.-,:lr.n;2t'22l Ali‘W‘lly sum.
and |.l-i'. ('nro: lliil 11'rl rrslorr you to p- ”111
lien-1r: .
All Ladies l'u-e
c. 211. n. a.
(”mix Medicine (‘21.. N. J.
Partsziic.
5111.11.21“
Drug Store.
521mb Nor-'nlk
Plaisted’s
115123
Coughs. Colds. hive-'12; Bronchitis,
finarscness Vmc'rnlngfxluQD, Croup,
CllllES
Sow Threat, Asthma.' nl .- 21 212 1211 .r 11..
lhrcat. bun/,5 1 Che. '1 1: '.' Conwn-ption
.'l2:.'..ir.s:.t ~.1":ri'.i'..fyyris
FILES. H;FUMORSr
hrrol’ulir [1-7.1- mm ‘Vrlt "in mi: 21ml all
l‘isi- :i-u- w. 1' Skir'rr ll'loml 22: r 112' -lb,
FOWLL "S :‘lL‘i'. 91ml PUT-.033 C'JBE.
12.11'1l
11122.21...'2122 Alli All.
ti thirty St, lien York City.
‘i'l‘. I'Ah'l": (In~ TANI'L'I 0!; HAND
Steel Skcin Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Read Carts, t'ity Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Rider:
P." ggies, Phaeton: Surreys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and Na Top Delivery
Wagons,Mi1k Wagons.
‘31:":l"' A? :C;""'C...
u
’2- ,.,v
.1 at: 315C132" ::,
They are the .lfn‘le'b that Will, lune
you Our Wagons have a Marl wide
lC;7.LlIl:rlfl as to quality, style and frnil'.
None bummer. Street Sprinklti’s W'c
have the llCrT Strut Sprinkler. 11 the
..'rc l1! Al-2- have the near est and but!
rural lull: “1.1110115 In New Yr»...
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Seeing's iS Believing.”
Ari-l ‘l l' "2
ever! -
1311'. 12 f 1
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all-.2111"
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no (1111-. Z n.- . ' ’ “Hum,
nor am. ., .112» ' 5 11 “a,”
tie-l3 1111111. . ..2 . . 2 12'2crvorrn2
her. :15 [12 -_ 1 r . 'l' 1 '1 l 2 With cen-
lrri rulr,1liin.'-‘I .'::
i-'1 1111.2.1uuublo,
31,15.» 21,2:12i/ ’
Onlyfiveycarnlln t2 ' £11111}
[Mu-[4121, .l 2 I iii 1'.‘ Kl 12\‘l)l.1n1p .‘0
molten; .1121; .22. . . ,
for Inna-2v. "1.11," 1 .' t l 1.. ~. .
Ill: " R02. l. 172' 2 ’2" '1 2 ‘2 twevu! “1'!
make over: 212 1 .. - llanzin
Ind Tablcl...r..r1 l '. Vale on
Piano Limipc; r 2. 2'. 5' loom-e. Par-
cclain Bra-m, “M.
A!!! the lamp 1
lrnilc- mark
reufihl Iron.
Look for the
.llr1.l‘|i “ If he
.1 the style you
1.1.2:, .1end to no
for free Ili.1 amt.- .- I 2.~ «.1112! reduced
ritr liltl and v.11 Will be i 1' ml 11': till you In,
amp lately by uprras, right to 1' our door.
BOCIIBWI‘EB LAMP (70..
41 Pork Phi-c. lieu Ynh.
Mm. and mu Orr-21m Munch-ll”
fallow”: Lamp tan m the World.
nm 311:
(1111.11. 1111.1 1221. .1112 I: 1.1.
MM rill kind- of ilxyilirrd
PLATING
Done 21'.
49 Water Strait, Still Nitralt
Anything Plated fro riflncvr rlnr ton-Hm.
cpfl'loliy rpm» 21! tab Ilre Hedntrhlmr and
hwrnrrinz nil lilrdool hm" work ('snnnil-lle'rn,
llunginr inn-rpm I'nndlv- 141-21-11- VII-n. ctr (Him,
I’ r1211»- XIN‘KD emblem-rot [inning-lone.
WINK [1081’ AT 11mm NOTICE ARI) BAT-
!!!le l- ll’Jf'HON GUARANTEED
-lv 1 MI R.
2.2- .2 rum",
in u. up
2-4» '22m Ohio
4 n12 1-2 a. 7m 12-
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2 '12-! ' 2-1 t2. 2W
me at :a'ur no.- r apn- in. m... . 2mm"
than 2k All mi '1- lmnr", n “.1124
ntryw rk-r Wu um , I
mu’lhlflu I 1le hl‘l P. "I
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m
SlOlJX’S F lNAL STAND.
Over T hrce Thousand Are Now
on the Warpath.
SAM} ['l .‘HilY BATTLES EXPECTED
loam-Ion ltillml. uouou Burnod. Stool
Stolen, 11ml flurry Indication Thin. "to
Long Looked for Uprloiu‘ of the Bod
Man [In at [mt Coins in Elmo-t.
Pm: 111112221Aorzi1'c1', 8.1)., via Resu-
VILLE. Nob, Jan. 2.-'l‘be Upper Bruleri
are now in open rebellion. After two
monlhii of unrest. and uncertainty the
Sioux hare llnnlly shown their band. Over
moo of them, under the leadership of such
cunning fellows its Big Band, Kicking ,
Bear, Little Wound, Short Bull and Jack
Red Cloud, and even old Red Cloud him-
self, have turned upon the government. for
what will doubtlcsa prove to be their last.
stand against llii! military. American
Horse in now the only remaining loyul
chief, but his lollowing in so small that it.
would make no difference whether he.
counseled war or, peace.
Deprorlnllon- Airciuly Commenced.
Squads of ludians bare been leaving for
the Warpath today. Under the cloak 01'
the heavy 2111011 storm which has been rog-
inig since early 1111112111111; they started on
north, but their destination is not known.
lt' is thought lio11'c1'er,tl1atthi-y will make
for the [lad Lands or the Vli.‘ inity of the-
old \potted T2111 ieaervntion. ”troops hovel
been ordered to intercept them. Depreda
tions have already begun on the ranches.
Score.» of house-I along White river have
been burned 21211] the cattle run of! and
killed. .'i scout 1' he come In lute Tuesday
night from the virinity of White r'iv,er
near the month of ”ray creek, reported
that three cattle-men left. their ranch after
they heard of the engagement between
Forsythe and Big Foot’s band and that
they have not returned yet. it is feared
they huvc lli'ril killed.
All aplc-n \Vlll Be Killed.
The liostiles sent Word to the friendly
Indians that all spies would be killed. It
is reported that John Dyer, chief border of
Ibegurernnwni. trail to leave the govern-
ment herd. which currents of abolitiuw
clinic, and looi121rit for his own life.
herd bits been seized and Iippr'opriuteil by
iiml (lilills. 'l'wu [(‘(llliwichfi who are sup-
posed to have 121ml In lillall\'lll8,“'i‘rl' found
2i2'n2l in 1121- r21.nl 12-11 111111-21 iron: the agency.
'l'nvg.‘ lnul lei-n «hot by Indians. Licut.
lle'rrrrirri Kriirrbcrir, ot' (‘orripnny .\,Sev-2
1-211i11'2i1'ulry. 11'112111'212-1 shot in the arm and
5111!: III Wound-«l Knee, (lll‘d 'l'iiemluy
night. Severzilotner troopers are dying,
although most or the Wounded are doing
Well. Francis slit-119,21! 'l'r21opli,t5ev-
entlit- 2.1'21lry was one of [lies lLlfl or.) killed
Tuesday in the battle that root. place 31x
rrriles \Vl‘li of here. The E
has been turned into n lliit-iplilll, and con-
tains thirty—eight of the hostile lrnliuus
who were wounded and captured at
Wounded Knee. Most of them are aqrimvs,
and many of them will die.
l'2irilr Among the Stub-rs.
In addition t-1('21r2'2 1.2111211121222l, the 51:1"
enter-11111 Infantry :1111l211l tin: r'nviilr‘y now
211 Kll‘cllllll irri' 1-11-111 expected lit-r1: Willi
Gen..‘2l1iia. A brunt. who crime in Tues-
day night said that the llrlfiille‘i, reassured
by the lac! that the sr-lrltr'ro quzt rlre tielil
during the afternoon, had planned to at.—
tack and burn the llgt'lit'y 11211'11 iii-c arrows,
then ~tnrupedc the troop-.2 21ml runs-1:12:21:
the Inhabitants. The report was true to
sorrieutenr, but (no heavy line». of pick-
ets Stoppu'il tln- 513111583. Gen. Brooke has
ordered 1021,1112} 111111111.- of ammunition
from Omaha
'1 be punk: in the l’iiiil‘llllll town- In the
Vii'ity of Pine llnlgc 2-. Indescribable. Set-
tier-1 are pouring 1121.1 rhi- village: on foot,
in wagons 21ml 21'1 horseback Mrriiv of
them have 21l1.1r22122:122l their (1:111 l'. and
household goods. mum of (1.2- refugees
who truvelwl li2i'o.1.;li ill1' l1liz/.2'.ril yester-
day were badly tron-r1 A: illJilrUD, Al:
burly, lilihll‘illt' rind \'.ilent1ne rne panic
amount-4 to 11 stolupc-le.
2| “'2" in in llllunrd.
The llirshvlllr'giiurds tire on duty day
and 1112,1111, llll‘l T'"lll,:t‘L'S and citizen»- lime
iii‘hdo l'ul'l‘n 211' the M'Hlllll linilhcs Armed
men purrul lire ~l1‘1‘c"~2 :11 night, and senti-
lit‘l‘x 'nuv-i in r11 11- a. '1.i .212 1.; (be mad 112ml-
1112.; to i "1ni l’ Iili 1 the pull of ('bmlron.
“liitli 121 (in l1 1.“. ‘2 11-1121 111 Xrbruakn
West of l"r2-:in.nr, t'iillhktll the i'iiircrra
to orguirirc lili'lliaert'h‘ 1211' 2'. ilt'tr'usr: ol' the
1.01111. 'l'nr. 3.21.124” liliVP brirui-rl the.
Cu! liol12' rulwiori rirar ('llllilrt')“. Herr.
Brooke will send .'1. company of soldiers to
guard tln- 1.11111 ab 1.212111.“ r12 CilfUrCculCut”
reach him (it'll. Mile-I at (he lir-ihlof [be
h'ixili ruralry li-lt (.‘nulrou for Pine Ridge
m in. 111. l'orrip;1111r~ 211 the Eighth 11nd
Ninthc.11nlryzitll1r li-ncllliil 11,;1-112-3' have
also lm-n 'rll1‘llll liri~~lr1121u it has
been air-111111.; 122212111313 nil 2l.13' and the
(turpentine. i» ,,i211'1.ll,,’1‘vlllt'l'.
’[lro I‘llpilll’» “ell aurruumlcil.
liil‘
111
Uni.- l1:1tt11..21:1 or 111.: Seicntli cavalry in
en routi'lu pit-trill llrr' iiiiitiiziri from ro-
rreirting 2111 llzl'll‘ ()lll [Tull south of the
Bloch. Hill-2. Um: troop til-1o acted an
escort to ‘iO'il. Mill-14, who (.'an back will:
them lr'um t'hmlrori. runners are in
(mm li-‘ll. (.'2irr'n cornimirirl saying that be
in coming troin 1111- White i‘iVi‘t‘. Col.
Siirriru'I lilitl ('upr. Well-121n- Win-gt of him,
li'l’llllllt; 21 ion; llllt‘ to the 11min! the in:
(1.211111. ’l‘lII-, 11iili tlir- trump-i from the
Seventh, -2l12.ull 12.12111111: llictli to the no
«ration. Yiwteriluy afternoon the burial
of thirty or ill" 221-212! took place at. the
l".plr1c21piil 1'1'iiretrry. just. mum of camp.
Tut-min) night Standing Soldier brought.
in 11 [till‘iy 211' memory-two indium: whom
him lnilnin midi-1m bud captured on Merli-
cino 1'rt'i'l\, titty miles east. of here. The
party. Wlill'll llii'lllilml only nlrwrocrr wall
armed 11.1.1.1.22.111111112211111 he disnrmr-ii at
thongs-111'» nolli-nwithoutamnimnr The
comp-121! Inn Mrlko and the rent of the
fugrtivrm were pliimlurrtl 'l‘uemliiy by the
friendlies who I'Pllltlllltll. 'i'he boilimi of
ill“ Ftlvll'fi 1111111 lie unburied when they
fell.
Strike-n Want to smug.
(lusoow, .lnn, 'J~ The strikers. at. 5
111211111 meeting, rejected 11 propoonl to ap-
preach the coiiiwiri‘rr-s with 11 View to 11 ul-
tlernent of the Htrllit' and to return to work
pending the. mrripuuieo’ decision. The
North "I’lllflll company for llbc llrst. time
sinre the trouble begun ran I full passen—
ger urvicc. ’l'lir: Caledonian company «lid
I heavy New Your trutl‘rc. An attempt.
will be made to 111mm delayed good».
A Der-lino In "1. tin: ”mine“.
(311112 mum, Mira-1.. Jan. £~Tlmo were
lnrulml or thin port ilirririu Mill 3.474.755
pound-1 of roll and other llnnk llali. Mild,-
i1tlil pound-1 of fresh hnlibul, 112.2510 barrel-4
21f Iiinclierel tiriclmling importation-11, 111,.
40!) barrel» 21! other pickle-l fish ntl'l bill-”121,.
000 fro/.211 herring. Thou receipt» alum 11
marked decline from than during the pool.
in yours.
The -
211411413: church ‘
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O’BRIEN FOR LEADER.
III Alleged Account o! (luv llunluun Dofl'
iii Ilimlugim.
[1111112111,Jun. 2,—it in stated on the au-
thority at 11 close friend ul John Redmond
that the following in ii correct. version of
what took place in the conference between
Meson. Powell and O'Brien at. Boulogne.
It: accuracy depends upon whether Mr.
Redmond or some other person interested
in tho dincusulorm therolimi "leukcd,"or-
whether the alleged revolution iii put torth
u a [(20ch, to test the nonlinicrit of the
public. The statement lli that. Mr, I’ru'nell
assured MLO'Brlou that. if the latter would
take the leadership in I spirit. friendly to
Mr. Parnell, the government would be
"squared” 110 that Mr. O’Brien would not
be forced to nerve his term of lmprlnou-
went, but would be free to return to Eng-
land or inland, and Mr. Parnell would
retire from the nominal leadership until
the general elections, when, with Mr.
O’Brien“; aid, he would sweep the country,
and ride into power again in a position of
absolute independence and situated so as
to hold the balance of power in parliament
with the lriali party, and force from either
the Torrie-11 or Liberals a lull home rule
, progrtunrw.
I ’l'liefuctthat. Mr. Parnell feel» 11le to
pl'DllllHB immunity to Mr. O'Brien from
Conservative molestation gives color to
tho theory that whenever he finds himself
in a position or authority with reference
tabla min [urly again he will rriakoan
alliance 11.11. the ( onservntivasnnd wreak
‘his 7911312121 .11: noon the Liberals for no-
tempting to ruin his political prospects.
Well inluz'nie-l lri-lr members declare,
however It. .12. .1112121221 Mr, OBrien consent.
Ibothiii sham I'itireiucnt of Mr. Parnell.
which they do not believe will be the case,
i the rest of the progrrirrrrnc outlined above
will not be carried through without a bit.-
tor struggle. the famous scenes of the con-
' trovcrsy in "room 171," preceding the split,
| being re—cnncteil, with probably as deplor-
labia results; in fat-t, that the party can
never be reunited on any such basis and
that to nttcm pt it 11' oultl simply be to de-
stroy the pos'illlillly oi the Irish members
holding the balance of power in parliaa
ment. Mr. lif‘llly 211121 21 number of other:
could never be reconciled to the plum, and
they would be powerful enough to defeat.
it utterly. _
Hr.- Will Murry Mn. ()‘Slu-a.
D!.’lll.l}.', .lnn. ‘Jx—Mr. lie-mit- 1vn11illduct-
etl into other! 21.11 rumor of Dublin yester-
day. The 2'2'21'.'.'1l [lltnclll :11 the u-rernony
i'lieertil for l’: llliLll nri-l l2. used ‘3'an and
lleuly. inc lnsupr "'l"~"‘lllll' 212'1.( nr'tbyito
amour-33112 1-1-21211212 .1121 Vernon
does not sci-L. :l12- ‘villtlll'aliuli who it 1201112]
some lromun annulment of the divorce
decree, for he intends to marry Mrs.
. O'éhen as soon 21:1 ”10 decree is made obso-
lute
luill
The l’urnellile Mayor “nabbed.
(0:1 K l2ir.. .',—- '"l he newly el: and mayor
of Cori. llr lior: in. 1111.21 “21% illel in of
lice yen l..' ll- .2 :. 521 porter of Mr
Parnell, 21-121 llm llr il‘ 1.1 1 aim-uteri them.
selves from 12' - prin c2' .1II,,21. "ihecuntom-
ary ceremonirs .12 21:2: Catholic cathedral
«.2. «11111111225 1l22' 1111112- 1 rein-111g to re-
ceive the l’.2r222- .1. - 111'11'21.“ there
mun "av-lull “ill lirllrr.
l’,-,r:i.—, .lm. .' Mr. 11' llllrli .ias cabled
Mr. 1'2. lont.1.1' M2 l’;1.rn-.-i'. 11.111 l’t'?.'1l‘i' If
Mr. (l'll will take the innit-1.411;: 'l'hc
comm-11:21» udjourrrurl to await 2L2.- reply.
HURLED FlVE STORIES TO DEATH.
A hi'irr Accused of Throwing ill-1 “other
Through a. Window.
NM: '1'212211’, .lari. LL—WIilinni (' MI (low-
311 l1:1.-. l.cr'ti locks-ii upon ‘llflplcl’lil of hav-
ing tliroiiii lll'l mother from 21111'2- nlnl‘y
window killing her in-trmrly A21 ullicer
saw 1'22.- 11'211112111 fall 21? about it '21) u'r'lOr'h,
and he run (War 121 pic}; lit-1- up. As he
reached her he lit-21rd her murmur. "11b. 1
idleln't tlnnh you would (if. that Then
. her heart tell bu. k 11nd Abe died In lil‘i arm-1.
' The otlirer then went uplnroilm: brings-21nd
' anvstcrl .\l('t,io\1:ru in thi- r2111rirli‘21mwh2ch
'2 the 11111112151 wa~ thrown.
l Mclio'.v.'.ii'~' father and slim-r. V1111. were
in niiotlii-r room. soul (Mylo-21rd n . . ullle
between \‘1'21l1a211 flllll hm Iooiln-r. 1.11121 on
the utrt'rigtlr of these uteri-12mins he wag
locked up. .-\t the station llflllbr' Mtlmwau
said ll.» ill-119? hail llil‘UWlI Mn M2 621112111
out of the window, 22.112! :ln- 211.! 111.111 was
also l21::LCil lip l'be Stair-r. March; Mc-
Gowan, 1":152lc(.liii-Il 11.2121 “'ifl‘ir‘nd
( Illilun l’rlum IPllrlIl' il.
l'l.1TT—l‘ .V. Y., Jan. 29-11. fire
broke out in the Litchetr (lepiirtrririit of
Clinton lll'l'sllll about midnight, 211111 the
newptil’llr'llillillepl’l“(lll'~ll1lrfl1.l[('ll€2'l,lll6
lithplifll, thr- Moreroornw. the atom shop
and the machine shop —I~ in ruin-4. ’l'lrc-iiew
portion of tin: prison contained 3:711 prison-
ers and they lillttlr‘ .'1 regular ‘Iifllllpf'lle to
escape-J1”: the panic was 12:12.11 checked
and the prrsonem were trunuferrccl to the
old prison in 1.:21212l21rili'r. The low. is csti»
mate-ii at ”3112211221 .Hi the prowl-irrill-l were
burned or 22 112ml bail to be «em to Platfo-
burg for {212121 it in bell-well some of the
pl‘lrllllt‘rb 1'.'ill [1.1111 to be tmnslr-rredho
other In~1 111.21.11.22 until the building is
rebuilt. l . 2 rin- 121. Wind in the lamp room
.1 121.,
Ill 1'. .uirrzl lilo 11.111.11.131 Daisy.
63112.1. '1, 1 ”1111., 10.11....9—l112l41-ll21iy
insou, o. . .1- Ill-filul‘ court. held court in
thisr'ity 1.. . '1' 111 uni-oh the babe-2H cor»
.21
pun pro.- ,- l..'111',:lr.'. lI', .lo—irpli H,
ill-.':.li r: .9 mnirol of €124 «laughter
[)211-1' .112 1-1r1'2‘ Willa 141211.2212! bits.
iron. 2.21.:li'4..'.,:21tlie:...il “ii-1 ill
ll 3221;» 2» . l'.‘-i ll2‘t‘ll '.'r'lll| i 2 lilhfhE'l'.
Din-11.2,, -1b~- 21 .,11:212:12 lane-l (hr-'1: «lay-1,
“Still in 1112. «1222 .2.l Iriiiny Winn-«21m to prove
thallium-$12 i’ \...21 an Iiflllf. 111211112111 to
have i'illll' 1-1.: 1111-2221l1l. .lliilgolioliiii-ir1n
illli‘iin2'1lft.‘:' 12.12 2 l11l2l shout-l rennin Willi
1151112. 1221'. l’122 i' b was given pr'l'llllvrlon
[II ‘ttfi' llIi' \ iill2l 21L :ir'it-«nllllrlc boon.
llu "lml. Two Men.
Ali';'1‘i-.'.2'21I.I:4', .lan 'l. 9~.\f. ll. Lapping
Ibo: Victor ilvarh and E. i‘u'. Merrick,
employee Iii Arlmimm'a chattel llmrl’gnxe
omen. 11212111111111, tho pl‘hpslrlur, in now
serving 21 Inn. in Stillwater. The tlrni
forecloneil 011 min:- property of lapping}.
and yeatcriluy he walked into H122- other:
wilha bit; rcioiw-r and began Ahoutrng.
Both lleatiianel Merrick were wounded,
but not totally. Lapping hm not been
captured.
Ila l2- I'liamp‘um Club Swinger.
BATH, Mt, Jun. 2.‘ Hilvmnl ”row", of
this city. who recently [mt the. World'»
charripimubip tor Pullman-“e in rlnlnwlntp
in“ to Homer Crawford, bun iii-1t. regained
it by swinging ”in" porinrl club-4 fix lmirm
null forty-one minute-4, or ten minute!
longer than t'mwi‘nrrl, who 11ml (‘lillil
woighiiig rigl.’ pounds and ten ounce».
Brow: “3?anng 11122321113 trill wring-1 to
tho minute.
”nth 011ml I» I Wall.
Mm'nun. ill-u Jon. wa bile working
It the bottom 21! a fill] foot well Millard
Melexd 1111-1 William Coke: run on:-
como by .5204. and Unit MOI" Wm
recovered an hour 1211-.
m;
A FIGHT iii A Ftiilimo't'.
Bloodshed at Braddock on New
Year’s Day.
.'mr. nro'rot's not'oris nnn'i'no.
About 50" Striking flun'nrlnim 1“an
the Workman (furriogio‘! l’ulw
'l'lmuiprmn stool Work» Ind a Tenth].
Battle Ilium-11 rim! Minty llundl unison.
Pi'rramriiu, Jim. 2.——Tl1ellrat day 0! mm
at Braddock and the Edgar ’l‘bompmn
Steel work» furnace» will be known on one
of blood-shed. Seven hundred men, manly
l'lungurlaim {Hill lrluh, engaged in a 110m
riot, it was the renult or 1111 attempt. to
lnmigumtcnetrikc there on the port of
r21001111111.;iir'ii1.n22. Home of their number
had refused to 2112111 work, and the strikm’
demanded that llmy lillullld go out. They
utill refused, and mi tin-innit followed.
There was quite a Hkll‘llll‘lll, during which
several men rt‘ccli' il alight scars and
iscratclicn, but the dinturbcrn were noon
repulsed 11nd they left the place.
Then they went to tlieir'lrorncs in Dugirn'ii
Hollow, where lire built of the Hungarian
population rt‘nlllra, and laid the plan! for
the outbreak, which icririiniitl'd seriously
and probably fatally yesterday afternoon.
'I‘lii- mun-ml .‘tlrwk.
Shortly ltt’i'lli'J '1 2.. clock 2150 llungnriami
arrived 12H. 1 in? 2, Ic'.r..‘21'.:r'.~2, plul: bundles,
uXI'S “ml 221 ..i 111-:112211111, rind rriiirched into
the lili'l.l‘12.", 1'. here nearly 7101.! men were
working 'l1121 1- 211. wort; weretiiken un-
aware-2 '12:. the invaders, who Iii/121821 rush.
1111;111:2115». 2 224112 :1l1:1t111~.1"'1i11pmo
grcseiill . irii'ml'c. ""ie Hungarian.
had l'nr' 2121 121:- tor 21 lll‘l’lv', although
at
they 12 i . i in numbers than the
other». 'l‘~ ,1 together 1-. iiilc the worb
men \‘ir'ri- -' ' ’1-2‘2'Il1llrtllii. lltf’. furnace.
The l'.‘ "-2 .1; 1 their l11-~4t to defend them-
SClVl‘“, t . ~. 12- 1121! zirinml .':112l could do
notliin.r '11:: 1111. They were forced to one
side 212‘ the 12.11:.2 and then they liiiucired
them-,- 2. w.
1
ll."
Hungarians Knitted.
’l'lic b21213 - l .1' .11.e mori- ii. rev. it. wuss
guru-rill .- . 1.2, . were l12it'1'rcil over
their 122-». with. '4 11x1~.,1'211bsand
23.". :1.' bible .inrl the”
2111' H. l2 1' (Hind-2 “'lrcl'i
thorn: '1'. 2. «1112 in! go t tlgetlicrthcy
were 1 ‘.'- l by 2211122-2.1'.1rkriieir from the
steel 11225.2 .-.1.2l all other departments of
the mill 1.22l in 21(2-11' minutes the Hun-
gunnn: l1- -. i .21 find thimielvce over-
powered ll. 3' r.1n 21112 2111112 furnace on
the 51212-2; 2' 121 1111 mm 1' nlitl darted up
the bunk lie-y were followed by the pur—
suing 21ml 1.22.1'21124l2l1' enraged workmen,
who Ltlt'iml rid-.2, hi'rlii's and pieces of
Cindi-re all” llll‘ili,(1ii;i'“iilg them till the
way t21 Port 1'. rry.
onytliii. 1'-
Wenp-ulim 11....112
l..1 ‘12-2'1‘
in the ”it’ll” time exdtcment incident
t21tl'1e fill! or l 2112- llrurlvloc' 2-: like wild-
fire. in 21 «.i 1'1 [irrv L2.e-."2.l11orksoud
fill'liiu'i-2 212-1'2- 1»:Ir'r.122212l.-2l byuir excited
1'!21'.'.2l r..11..--: . .11llf.'.2,2122'
iv.-1\'-.il l'r'nli-blg, Die.
11.222 injured,
3 2.1M, Of
(‘10 mi: 1':.;‘.1'22.r:1l. t ‘1 2'1; r ' Patrick
'Nihzi ,.il (b.- 1.2:.‘2 l122'12.
Hill-i "rlnrnlylojrrnul.
\1'1- pr-z l1:il1l' the
”1- 1121.. m. 112.2111.’ 111,
v
1h. :21 when the 11121 crowd-1 come to-
qr-tto'i' and 1'. .-. ‘i2.'i1""llij,‘ ' wilt-21 about,
the lit-22"; 22l -1.2.l|2';¢l'.'1‘. l ~'r:2tl'ried
to iii-2 2 12.21' by 2121 2-. s:retche¥,
V'vlici'l‘ 0:2- 17 ' - 2'11112;2;1n3'.«doctorswas
11.1.1123 win-2222.12 2’- .2t drew-1m! the. wound,
Sir-‘2. r21 1. ..:.:I. .1 .1 Loom 11'1221 wa-ien.
turn: 22% ‘.'.'\lll :Itli 1:1” in:
: :ir r21id,11as iiijiii' (has
'21 4.11mi is- thought to be
11.1 n2 Hire of hi: injuriesia
.n amount of the
"aged (122 7:12 22:tl1
gnriana n. 2
sz-rl.12I—.ly 21/ .‘1
fal2ily2121rr
explr..1-(ll-3f.._l2izr"i ~1 221"
uthir lll' ‘-2'.l2l
.\ Participant's Account.
~11. .2 .11 111'. furnacewhentireoe Hunga-
rian-1 11.12121 irtoihe 111'. ll like 21. lot ofwllr!
nnirn'i'I~ l.ver,tiiinglinvll1een reasonably
uni ' 212'. 12.2- (211'Pllllilli,afl(l we were not. ex-
pecting 221-.1' 12:12. I triexl to defend. my-
o2-ll,'l1122 1.1 v.2... no 2111-, 2111211111 woman»
1. i. l ~.1 ti :1 112' could not do anything
wit! the 112.: 11 until they “of. 11.1 over to the
H‘pr'l' «it 2.1 the furnace Four of tho
“Huggins-121 knocked me down and beat
Int-f with (.‘illl .,_ Hm.- 21! them had a shovel,
with which 212- ~21'112'knirthrertimesin the
bowl 211:2lt11'22'2212rtl21' .«1112- They all acted
liLe 21 12.1 of brute;- 'l‘here was no occa-
witlll for the trouble, l'.‘1".'}11 that. the Hun-
1,;2ll'l.lfl‘1llll'l(l.’.fllf they 2 2=2l4lf11rcoiis Costly
port l'lrrii' <fi'li1l"."
A l’olli-rrzrmi liimirmed.
'l'lioninw .lr-nnlngn, 211121221'2'111'111, Whoran
inmthv-l’urn.12:-:vl12-n iii-r1211. Iii-gar: and
mirrrrpwl to fli'l‘rf-ii 21111: .1: the Hungarians,
wa» mire-l by 21l21t .-i‘ then: .11121 drummed.
llir- n-V21lver .1112! ”1212;..- m-re HIM-ii from
him. and he 1'.'.i- tl22'21'1n lil‘dlli'1l1‘1 out: of
the mill. A '22:“ z '1 [22-1" of I 14 '21..r,w
fur 211-1 2:2111 l21' L1-.1."r.1 1,21. ' ' ~ {£1111-
gariim ('r211<.l 11.12 ':‘ll'i ;r - 2-, Ja-
cob Klfll1ir'1-I-.. ll: : ,i Mir 5
trentlealwli: MW"?! .’1- 1. ”.1le
of the Warhol-'21 .1111 it 21.131“:
21.“ mini In ~22 211' r . -
'l'iiin A(1' ('21 l1 w ~21 '-2' 2‘2'21111lpe-
cllllnr it'll Ir 1 in .1 tom'- ' 21"31-Illlr.
“mp/m2! “l122'11'2'l' '- 1.110991.
”I'er' til ' .. 2’ '1 l.I tanner
lll't‘ 2211mm: '1 . -. l. .. 1- which
11,..,,....., 2 2. , . .- 1 - ailing
f11;rl""1'211 ,2». Ii..lvi‘ ..1i-i1 the
41-1-12111111 ‘2 ‘ 2 22
llli’ 1.1 22 ~ '2l 2-: 2 ' r ruined
li11r1,4.'12'2.2 1 2 "1. 11 1 1 11- rom-
mom-~12 12:2: - .21.:.l.1 by
film-2 1'12, 2 i. ' 2 :1.v;.~1far
iivlriiriloz. ' ' . "2 ”12' \fl' .211.with-
Ililt.'li.'1;,' '1 22 21.1r..l.
I: or"’.1rfl.r 5-.2.
r4-'.--:'.2 .'1 112-: waivers
.'rlwm: 2 2 - 1' '1 '1 22 .222 ".15“.
2142': ."I i. 2 i~1 1.,. l i lll‘ tow vn
nl “1.2211. '2' " ll '1 2 «11115121103:
illl'l...2 - 22 2 111.. .. ' lit-111ml
21r2-1'211l. ..- .- l .. .il' :-i--;121tieri,
Siinr'th. 2 -2.2 r122' .' E12 I.l." 'rii'( '11lilllrlb '
11r1'112'rl . t'.'1"<llili’;.{ 21ml “Ml-[1050“.—
~1i212121t 2 . '11 noel worlw. 'l'vvolmn.
(ire-112211rl.2..2 1
Qiil'l‘lll'm 11:21 ,22'1
vi’lil‘ll in 11- deputy
2.2M. 'lIaI. many or no
runny 1.1211'1- :1. .1 :11 .1121: vii-ultra! will he
nwor11111-122‘2;.:'I» .- t- My, 'l lien-lire but
.'All of fl." “2121- 21'. 121-4. and 21-1 «1011 :1th
stir-rill 2,:222 all li14 dunno-4 sworn to ho
Will b.1112 1.11 troubli- ‘11-, Les-1111114 flu! llnns
tilrvlt'r122ri'r-11 #21 1111' 1.1 21! the riots"
have l2-2 2: tfil'l’v .21.,l 22:2 l HIV-121 l-3 m I'ifllr-
bring 111221 111:1. 2111 1,2. 1.-.l U her» will ho
nrrvatr-vl 112.11.»; 1.111.» 12- the nl’l'mr tow
their money
A Ilnlci leprnn Rubber.
Al '11 l1,.l2111 2! ~.\ tml-l a-xpremi ml;-
bwry 2.21 1:. 9 i ldl‘t‘ inf.“ at night. While
Agent in” ly 111.114 nrrarrgirrg, 2 pining!» (or
I [.121- M" 1.21 ”if"! man utoppml into “I.
"121111 21ml c211 err-2| him with molten,
helm-l and gagged him and their robbed
the silt of mm in cab and mull-good
their nape.
Norwalk Chronicler