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,f South Norwalk Boston Store:
33 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘
. SOUTH NORWALK or.
‘i Open Monday, Wednesda:tind Saturday Evenings.
BALANCE
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THIS WEEK A'l"
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To reduce stock we will .xell Seal Plush Sacques at $25 and
$19.50, former prices 5538 and $3] Plush and Cloth Jackets
reduced in same proportion. . . _
We have about fifty Misses“ and i‘htldren’s ClOilliS included
,in our bargains for this week. They must be Sold ; please call
and et the rices. _
Wg shall iilake a stir in Domestics ”118 week. Bleached
Muslims, one yard wide, 5c; Unbleached Muslims, 450; Best
- Standard Prints. 6c. . .
The balance of our Holiday Goods wr- wtll close out regard
, less of cost. _ ‘ '
Carpets at old prices. for this week.
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Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Silll’l'llll RWlllllllflSl' NSl‘llllE
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We are going to otler two Special Bargains for this week, and
we feel confident in saying that never have two such bargains
been oiiered in South Norwalk before.
II .---Gents’ Underwear.
We have on hand about 100 dozen Gents’ Grey Mixed
Underwear, of which the great majority is Drawers, which
explains how we oiler 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 39 cents each. 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 owu against any 6% cent Underwear oliered in town.
‘2'.—--Latllts’ lloats all llotnatlots. .
Garments that we sold early in the season for $15, today,
can be had for $9.95—-a clear saving of $5 per garment ; tlnse,‘
we ofiered at $8. 98 reduced to $4.95. We expect to losel
‘ money by the operation, but to oflset this we shall have the
use of the money, and also shall not have to carry the stock
over. Remember these oliers hold good only for this week at
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l. liotorntn & Son.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
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‘SeIfing Out!
All good- In utr owl's runmsnoo DIPAR'I' All
depart-tutu w n
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nun go, as wt: will give up there I“ Underwm an “a. 11w“? .
a room for our ill'ltllw ll
FUR GAPES AND MUFFS
Will he sold at. any xenon-bl- prloo. We and. nah room.
CORSETS.
wo have the lug“! stock of then ood- in tho Itato, and will cl‘oo cut out rnrpltu block at far
below c ”I, During lhll sale we will a. I our mental brat-ti to well It .own. for as cent».
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SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND IL‘FPLRBQ to Plain, White and Yancy mutt [o with the unit. Do not int-a this i ppm unity
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MILLINERY.
an ltlmmvli flat.- out Shape: must he sold. lto moron-tile offer ”fined
H. KRIEGER,
. Soulll Nortlalk.
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
lwitlt a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New
Year! and invite you to examine our stock oi good things for
the holidays: lilo-gain. Sweet. Florida Orangts ill)!" '25) cents
per dozen up, Grape lt‘rnit, Malaga Grapes, all kinds ol Nuts,
Candies, Figs and Dates. We are selling large quantities of
Tea for ~15 crnts per pound We have the largest assortment
of imported Janis in the city. It. will Curl you nothing to in-
spect our goods and we take pleasure in showing them.
Moon. l Hlllllilli.
EH. NRSH" &” BRO.
HAVE JUST lilt'BlVl-SD A FlNl‘ STOCK 0F
CARLSBAD, FRENCH AND BtllIl-IMIAN HIP-A,
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
SNI()I(I N ( I" JAN 1 ) \V A'l‘ [Gil 5 191‘s
FANCY on P8. sauccns AND P: rcnzns.
Mugs, Plain and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
OI'R GOODS ARR FIRSTJJLASS AND WILL "8 ti Ll) AT THE UlWlla‘T FENCES.
lF. I—I. NASH do BRO.
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A'I' 'I’IIB “I.” 91'! in 0|”
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Manet-nor lo 'I‘. Burr Gun-r a sum,
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
, ALL 0 RIDERS I’RIHI I’TLY It‘lLLl-Il).
City People find it. to their advantage to trade
with us.
a—d GIVE US A TRIAL.
BOYCOTT cant I
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illusion, ions or Pontoon cum- I
FLOUR Flaunt [In .totl
To your reattlo'nct‘. all NINTH!" W". M -«AND—-
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Overland Produce Company.
ovsrzas.
Norwalk A Oysters
That how not been lltfltlll‘d,
Fill, Union, pillars, Salt Fill],
SCA]J‘)OI,S,
Pare Tomato Calanp, Imported .‘lar
diner, Porn Vermont laplo ltvrap,
Imported tirapea. Pickled oya- m in.
tent totirdar.Caaaod “C.“ 2-2 2 -.
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v olfl and W tuna and dialofrctall the
harm mo, :3 Pomona and M lain-nut pill. Minim- mus; manual-a.
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Chnrles Mott,
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n Bto"ttEW'i0ttK”'inIAZE.
Hermann's and the iiit'th Avenue
Theatres Burned.
“BORN!” DAVBNHDBT'S 1:055.
II! lira-Ion lloportod llllod and tho Ii-
Imlul Loo-ea Vary lionvy—l'orttanntolp
n.- “at...” lltul Boon nuns-no or a
’l'onlhlo (Zulu-ally lllglal Il-vo (Dunn-d.
NEW Yollli, .lan. 3.-l"iro which, it in b!-
llovod, mulled in the loss of tho livoa of
at lent hall a dozen bravo firemen, broke
out in the Fifth Avenue theatre shortly af-
tor midnight this morning. Within an
hour that famous playhouse was practi-
cally destroyed, ilormann'a theatre was in
flames and the entlro block in grave peril.
The flames broke out. underlho nose of the
Fifth Avenue theatre. Watchman "Dan"
diaoovcred the smoke. and notified Polioo-
mot) Adams, who rang in an alarm, and
this was follovwd by a second and third,
turned in by the firemen who responded to
the first alnnn.
Al. flrat the lire did not seem to be serious,
and the ilrtuncn played on it with streams
of water, expecting that the flames would
be at once drowned out. At. 12:30 o'clock
an explosion was heard in the building.
and a moment later tho upper part of the
city was illuminated byn huge sheet, of
flame which rose from the roof of the
theatre, enveloping the entire building
and llerrumnn’s theatre immediately ad-
joining.
Bill Fireman Reported Lou.
It is said that. six firemen had gone
through Harmon's theatre to the roof
and had just succeeded in hot-ting a
length of hose up when the furnace opened
directly at their feet. Five of them could
not be. seen lrotn the street, but one stood
outlined against the sea of flame that rose
from the burning buildings. A about was
made for scaling ladders by the firemen on
Broadway, but before they could be pro-
Curcd the firemen was seen to take a lurc-
well [wk at the crowd below and then to
deliberately walk into the flames and dia-
apnenr. A deadly silence that lasted for A
full minute resulted, and than a moon of
agony arose from the crowd. Firemen
were. seen to bend their heads and wipe
away the tears that they could not prevent
from flowing.
The Entire "le on “rat.
At this time the whole block, from
Twenty—eighth street to Twenty—ninth
street, was in llamas, while on the Twenty-
oighth street side of the Fifth Avenue
theatre the domes burst. from the windows
and door-9 and threatened the Everard
baths and other building» on the opposite
side of the street. Guests of the llrowcr
house were curlytnrned into the street.
The Sturtevant house, opposite the Broad-
way entrance to the burning theatre. did
lilo-wise, anal um in serious danger.
When the news spread that several lire-
tnt-n had fallen into the flames it struck
the crowd “'1‘“ horror. So one Knew ex-
actly hon many tirernen were on the roof
when the flames burst out, but it Who said
that lllr'l‘t' Were fully nix if no: more.
.I arr-my of Significance.
During the performance in the theatre
last night a sharp odor of smoke was
noticeable. and before Mr. Harry '3 Minor
left. the theatre he Went all over it and
made a personal inwvtignrlon of the then-
tro, but without discovering anything.
Many explosions winch could not he ac‘
counted for Were heard just prior to the
falling in of the roof. No one known vrhnt
caused them, but it is supposed they were
due to the lgnttion of fireworks and gas.
At. l o’clock the scene was one of mag-
uiiicence, the l'ntlh: block on Broadway
and III) feet on both Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth streets was like a seething
furnace. A high wind blew and carried
Cinders and huge blocks of burning wood
on the roofs of the neighboring buildings
There the nutrients poured polls of water
on the burning refuse and protected their
homes.
The Loan of tho Fir-non.
The firemen were in a state of agitation
over the rrport that many of their nuur
bar had ptl'ixltetf m the flames. Une fire»
nun who now the roof no it caved in de-
acribcd the “Kelli: with horrible realism.
The man stood on the edge of the roof
pulling at the house, he said, the rent of
the boy-t being further back, when the
whole roof acetlictl to burst out and vine
and then settle- back With a crrislt.
”Poor fellow," in: cttnllnuwl, “be looked
at us. and then walked right into tin- fire."
The others must have gone down with the
roof, but he might have held on until help
arrived. He would have bad the scaling
ladders up in a niotnenthad be but waited,
but be luol lilo litrlltl.
Cleopatra Invenpur: Ila-elm
Funny llah-ttporl mm playing ”(lico-
pain" in the Fifth Avenue lhmalfl‘. Harry
Minor was at the scene of the lirr at mid-
night. He estimate» his own loan at till),-
W and Funny llavrnlmrt'n M. inflation. “or
commute-t, Pwpt‘t‘lnlly prepared abroad for
"Ciroymtm." waintrolnw of her company
and the scenery oi the play were Wholly dov
“royal. lirrimtnn lost everything he had
in hia Iltf.tlrl',r~~tllullllctl in value at when.
Tho Gilwy rs...“- ulw loot than”) on the
Fifth Avenue rim-ire.
1'!"- It-urnod Ibo-Inn.
The Fin n \vcuue theatre was the prop
our of tin- lithe-y vomit, and won recently
loaned to it trry Miner. The former leaned
wan John “(trim)”, who ran it. for year-no
ocomhinntmu house. It. had nut": than I
metropolitan rrpulatiou, being a favorilo
tho-ire for notable production.» Halvini,
Booth. Harri-tr. Mary Ancient)", the Kon-
dnla, Adel-win .Vrilaon, Julia Mauritian-—
the bat: of mm». identified with the bio
tory of this theatre is long and luminous
This W0!) it. practically opened with tho
Kendal», followed by Harp!” Mather aa
Jenn of Arc. and thou Fanny Davenport
look posses-anon with her gorgeous prm-
lotion of (floopalfl.
foo-y lhvanpurl‘a super-Ilium,
A curious continuation of a stage apport-
atlllon in worthy of mitoln this connection.
When Mina Davenport now “no moor! of
tho ncond out she cried out in diam} I!
noting the wimp on the symbol of Osiris,
tho Winged Sun, on the drop and declared
also would not play under it. like waa told
that it woo maria] to the Egyptian choc
actcrofthomne and paranadodto-ltao-
tion her nuporalition.
“Very wollwl will play." aha laid, ”but.
ht! Inch will follow."
Bad luck aroma to have com as foretold.
m the seizure of her coatunm by tho
mwtn home, and now their tlontrttclion,
with the theatre by tin. In pmdnctlona
III this city have inn moro beautiful or
Irflattc than this "(fleopatraf‘ ’
flaunt: Am. Ill.
31" LA": lllfl. Utah, Jan. fl.~ldrnwta
Abbott, who ban born dimly lit hm
Id pneumonia, in mud hotter.
tourism, some”, 3 JANUARY 3, loot.
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PEACE AT‘ BRADDOCK.
In. an Undercurrent «d lllotoua l'nlil'
Io lunchtime.
Binomial, l'a., Jan. 3.-~All wan co.
pantivaly quiet about that ritur'l'hotnaol
Stool worka.’ An undercurrent of riotoua
feeling is easily discernible, however, and
a faint spark of encouragement to about all
that ll necessary to a renewal of violotwo.
Tho olrllwrs are owed into subjection only
by tho new of many determined moo,
whoa. ght firearm gua‘rdcdthoirown
llvoo and the property of the Con toxic
company. The prompt arrest of a score of
tho riotera lent it» influence alao in pro-
aorvlag the peace. Sheriff McCandlcan’
ordora clotting all the anioonv in tho
boronglhaw been respected, and there la
littla drinking. General Manager Schw-b,
of the furnaces, woo in- trotted by the
ahorif! to select an many dentition no be
doomed armory. Two hundred am»
ployu of the company responded to Mr.
Schwab’a call for volttntcera.
Thou deputies were each supplied with
arm» and instructed to be "catitioua but
i courageoua." At 3 o'clock yeaterday after-
noon about dill) llungnvintnt collector!
around the company ’a general office to ro-
‘cclvn their pay. They were filled with
‘ suppressed ucilouwrtl. and ntispielon. ’l'llcy
quarrcleti among thcrnaclv”. l‘uvcral
t times the suppressed murmurings t-wcllctl
to a sullen roar of anger, and but. for tinte-
ly and repe'.:rd inrcrfcrcncr by [be inter—
preter an outbreak that would have been
devilish in its fury was averted. Finally,
however, the army of strikers were paid
, off. As they passedtlown Thirteenth street
a nquml of officers spotted the l'ltrltrl'ri and
promptly arrested thou recognized. Eight.—
ren arrests were affected, mulling twenty‘
five of the riotera now in jail. All of the
‘ furnaces have been uuccesnlully banked, .
: and the danger oi destruction from chilling '
l averted.
It. is stated that the men paid off will not l
be re—engagetl by the company antler any
circumstances. Hereafter none but. En.
glish spiralling men will be etnployed. The
works will resume operation» on Monday.
.‘lyarcriona Abduction of a Girl.
WATldltTtms, .V. Y., Jun. 3.41mi» com.
munity is t‘xctletl over the disappearance
of Mattie, the lo-year—old daughter of
llmytnn lltmgerford, of this city. She
Was visiting relatives at Emit Watertown,
ltl‘ttantlnhali' miles from here. Amati
named Reed, who had been employed by
the girl's father in charge of horses, atoll:
a horse and cutter from the stable and:
drove to the place where the girl min star
? ing and told the people that her brother
Vastlytng and wanted to see her, The
‘ girl started with him and both disappeared.
Interline horse was found wntulcringin
the streets of this city, The girl's scarf
was in the cutter.
Mattie appeared at her uncle's home in
this city and sank exhausted to the floor.
She stated that the man Reed carried her
inton barn near this city,
made an outcry.
uncle's home.
for Reed's capture. ’l‘hroau of lynching
are freely made.
The Work of Train “reckon.
Saw Yuan, Jan. 3—0:: further investi.
nation it turns out. that the wreck on the
Delaware, Lukawnnnu and Western rail-
road at West Palermo, S.J.. Thursday
traffic can iiEVOLT.
Fat her Craft Says Starvation is
the Cause.
GEN. MILES RBAIW Willi A FIGHT.
Tho Indiana Roportod to Do at Bay to
Ila. M Latvia-71”, Ava Surround“
by ”to Molina, “waver. om! Moot
litre-n 0i": l'v Ilw Fight.
Wautttnmm, Jan. :t.-Mnj. lien. h'clu)
field has l’et'cll‘ml a telegram from Gen.
Mlle: at Pine Ridge agancy listing that
lbelroops are gradually but rarely hem-
mine the indium in on all aides. Front
Pine flitlgc no a cetitral point he in in per-
aon directing owmllom. The troopa now
available for service conaiats of twelve
regiment» of infantry, five regiments oi
cavalry and acvcrnl batteries of artillery.
This force in now about the Indiana in tin
Bad Lands, Whlt'll locality in about fifteen
tniltnt south of Pine Ridge agency. Sine:
Gen. Milan arrived he has item Gen. Brookt
to the front, and Hen. Brooke will mum
active command of the trooptt while Gen.
hit’ - 5 ill walnuts general directions of tha
campaign from I'ine lliduc. The lroopr
have now all passed beyond the line ol
telegraph wires, and all orders have to ba
sent by marine.
.lt llay in the Luv: Beds.
The point, in the Ball Lands selected by
the Indiana fora tinnl atom! is deacrihed
At Io'cloclt last night -
and kept her '
there all day, threatening to kill her ifnho ,
At dusk he left her and '
she managed to make her way to her ,
A reward has been offered l
as composed of lava beds, somewhat nim-
ilar to those of California, and not unlikr
, the ground, in general contour, where the
‘1 Motion» made their linnl stand. in all
about. $1110 lndians have tmsembled at. this
point, which is on the White river. With
them the Indium have driven no they
moved large quantified of cattle, and an
wullnupplievi, it in said, with provisions.
0! the 3,000 Italians only about 500 are be
lieveri to l!" warriors, the others being
women and children,
Milt! Will i‘iglal Nona.
Gen. Miles in his dispatch intimates hi9.
intention of rtmlting no more effort it
bring the lndiaus in peaceably, and if they
"flute, to resort. to such means as will bra
necessary to vornpcl them to return to the
.aucncy. ilc expresses confidence in his
ability in quickly terminate the lndinn
troubles. having: tho-tn. as he bit-t, com
pletrly surrounded.
Scorer) aai Washington.
War tlrpartttwttt officials refuse to give
the tort of hiw telegram. but give tht
above no its substance. Secretary l‘roctot
, laid the telegram before the prenltlr-le, and
attic-ts ltlllrl’n arr: writ from lll'fti counter-
matultng titr- rxprenéfll intentions of Gen.
Milt-n, ;- (warming: or bloody termination
of the ltulnt: oar ”my be loom-ti for tt éthin
the lit-Xi :2 rim-um hours.
A Lunar (mm the Wottmlml l'rinr.
SEW Yul. Jon .1 --'i"nc New York Free
lmntl'n Journal t lay [llibll'llll’s a letter
[from Fatbwr t'mf', the Catholic lznlian
tniaaionary. with was fatally shot through
the lungs lll tit» lwltan flight on Monday.
, The letlt-r as rl {tr-l lM' ‘Ji. Father l'rafl
laaystlmr from it.» ltcginningof ”will?!
:wrth the lull; l< they have ln‘r‘ll dis:
Fappflillhrl, t‘ltt. cd, «artful, tlepl’lVL-Ll (ll
FIVE MEN KILLED.
Inland and naught! by tho. 31'1”“.
of l Cylinder flood.
Pout-worm, 0., Jan. a—rtm cowboal
Anna Roberta t-xplodod a cylinder hurl at
8 o'clock, oppmlte this place, luring opp
Ill! boiler deck of tho boot. and burl m
mangled bodies of five men and , .
twelva wounded into the rim. Tho ’
was bound for Pitbburg and was moving
.10wa up the river. but. will! a lull PM
are of ammo, Most. of the inert kiihd and
injured were sleeping in their banks at tho
limo of the accident.
All were horribly lmrnod, waldod, and
acme tnauglml by piece» of iron. Follow-
ing in a list of lht- (lend: Frank Parry,
deckhand; lien Lawson, fireman; James
Swat], J. S. Show and James Great), deck- ,,
hands. The damage done to the maul lo '2
very alight. it was owned h’y a Pittaburs
firm, and mod of the crew lived then.
unnatur- lloar Talia , J‘
Welcoming All.» , Jana—Senatorflou'
told a Ghlvlle reporter that lie was a! homo 3“;
on a bovine» t-rmml to fulfill an mag-ad-
ment math: brfor~ the session opened. “I
have nothing: to say," he said, “about all!
pendingthation exwpt what is already
known." ll» uphill: of the importancool
Monday's (.tthfrrt'ltlfc of Republican new
torn, and mod that while the action on tho
elections but Would (lupend upon a very
anlall majority, thr- pro-9pc!!! looked more
favorablc- mow llztlt at any time ainoollo
introduction in ”.1: hill“? but year. K!
said: "The Republican party will not. I?
trieve ital-l! fF-tlll the recent reverse which
it. has (:nt'ntlnlt'l‘r-tl by abandoning its prlnr ‘
ciplea. Nu illtt'ly mil naucccc l, nor should
allowed. by importing what in timopiniou
of a majority of the voters and then Boob
int: lo ('uhltrl’”: l'suli’ to final opinion,
whether it luv right or wrong. We can“
I few leaner»; of t‘aiucfromour Democratic
antagonis' ~, especially from their southern
leader-m i am always proud that the poo-
pleof tilo- rmlllll are my countrymen when]
think trl' rllrir slim-rt; constancy, indeed,
I am llll‘ililt‘il to quail; of tliiaastlid the
good lnrly tvnose kill'll v'vt oi" been was-o
great that V-llt'li l." Mlllllren told heraho
would <. «all. ‘th'll ut Satan himself, ['6'
plied, 'l wish you all hurl his pere'dt—
nticw ' "
llilla in ”It "not“.
“Chat .: ton", .tan. Represenmllu
Kelly, of Karma, lm, introduced a hall
in the house It, provide for the issue
of “neonatal of fractional currency, and
to increase the volume of currency to CM
extent. This rnt'rvncy is to be a loll]
tender uptoélw. and to be redeemable”
other irons-titty lions, and when redeemed
may be remixed. Representative Butter—
worth, of “bio, introduced in the house.
mantflllUll requesting the president loin-
vlte llm svvwal states and territorieato
hold «Mable l'llr‘lllnl'llll services on “I.
13th day of (N'to‘m-r. z-tu, cottttnemomlln
of the-mil’h antiwar-dry of tin: discovery
of Amen-at. and that they and each of
‘ them l'llli-t' in llc’ prepared a statue, paint-
ing, table" or other suitable trlemm'lll
illustratlw of the resources. progress!“
developnmu of nlll‘li state and territory,
andrhat «on llwmurlal be placed on ex-
lllltlllnll or ti»- \thrlll" fair in Chicago,
htltm: "lo llruthrr-invlavv.
intuit. tin Jan. Sir—Dan McCanley
and. Willis... McLean» tripilraled New
Year‘s day in gettiflz drunk, and then
they ljlllll'i‘cil'tl. .‘lictlauley and his wife
night. was not an accident. but the result , both tilt-tr own ttloloms and those of an.
of an attempt at train wrecking, with the 3 while». “nu-n mu, twl fondly hoped 1.,
purpose of robbing the nauseous”. The l assume Willi tin- and of the government.
Iwitcb Which Wu! lllpllmvtl l" have lite“ l and in every way abused. "It'll’kfi'll and dis-v
ice bound wan tliacovured to have been ‘ courage-:1. in their despair, lien. l'roolt
apikml, and. tour men who were MPllSland- brought [him hope. 'l'hc'tr confidence in
his rm tha- bridtte neu the witch. or» him lwl mm i» new that be mum to
parently awaiting the approaching train,
Ire under «mph-n.” and are being numbed
for by the ‘mllr‘t’, Rewards for lbfil’lll’m
will in. adored by the company.
A I'ialnl (in. Explosion.
Aill'llJtVlr, Pa. .inn. a—While Mir-hast
Buddy and ih—njmntn Bray were engorged
inuprisingannmway in the» basin of So,
2nltipe at lbw t'cntmlin ('ullrry the inlle-r
plan- as to ii! mifcl)’. when he tgnllctl the
gas and n trrrtblc explosion ur‘tlill'l'kd,
and «iiml lll'lttrt' l't'lflg hoisted ft! the sur-
far-3. lira). was wwrtunsly burnrd nimnt
the far a. head an'lmnds, lie may recover.
Henry Brittle-hi, who mus working near
by, was slightly injured.
A Buggy Funny nomad.
f‘tru’lm'n 0. Jan. Eta-Tb: bar-,1» tit-mu-
factoring wratrltsnrm-nt of the “bio ling-
“y mittpany, at Fourth and Sunburn
stirrer», wn-t alum-ct. totally vlntruyul by
tirelan! ctr-mug, For a time ”it” whole-
Mertlotl of (hr sit; in [lull Vicinity mu
threatened. 'l ln' flame-n were r‘lllllglllwbed
nltrrnthrw nottrn' inttl» The inn” ag‘
grannies about “lawn, lmou ilitttnltttion
the stock and $75,000:,” lbw building. It
“01V???“ by ”mutant-e, More than 3'!)
men are thrown out; oi rtnploytm-nt.
1hr l‘ayorwn-Ihor Will l‘nwtnl.
NEW Yuma, Jim 3‘ » Mrs. P'twyrrwrailrrr,
whim» boom-l. {Iln’l’l ll, Payerwt—atbcr,
alt-r lmvm; 2mm» in rollega, lrfl.
about pt,.’tnt,-uan~.lrb to thrnrx'cutorn, bu
flluiagw'ttlun tor the appointment of .
temporary :ttlttilltlolfrlltt' of lltr- "tarp. In
it aha: severely normal.» two of the three
Qll’v‘tlltflh, tnrltnlluu the doletttlonta' cmm'
act, Thomas tr. Hitch, but ants that tho
lbirll,.luatn~ I. littllrioy. be movin- lemm-
rlry :ulntinistmror.
laminate and “outwith-Iv Manhood.
Limit“. Jon. ll, «-.\ match in» born not
mg"! lwlvwvn (no Hollie of fibrwnhfll’
Ind lamiwlalt- fur a twenty mtlo driving
content, from lllt'nlfl'lu fllvltml. it will
uh plot-n early in March. That first t‘lvo
all”. on in h' Willi amid. button, “I.
out live with win, that out. five with
riding "Million-t and pair» and the load
In 1mm with fnnr-in-bawtl coaches The
nah.- to a lame «mt!-
I’rultor m X»! Mum.
15.nov, Jim. in *‘hl'nl‘lm Hmlut. at-
m at prolonged bearing of the azure, luv» no.
hard to grant Illwllllt’m perm for tho
mum to l’mnnylvapia of Hank l’ultov.
who in clinical with robbing“). petrol"
flomof (7. ll Mirna firms. Harm «not,
Philadelphia, but Seventh". The gov-
ernor mutual the widow millrlmt to
prove l'arltar’a alibi.
lupin Worn or room
Pmtm'm. m. it wl'rrplrationo for a
loud wm made along tho rim bank;
today and mlunrliaa, lumber and Miter
nond- wm rammed from the watev'a «in
to plum of all“). TM rivvv in ”an",
fool and riding slowly. It is not likely tho
rivar will vim two loot more. which will
outdo anyauimumw property“
Ibi- point.
A In Emmi A W M to 1mm
ram Jan. I.~'l’lto mrt of opp—h boo
donilrnrcd the We! one mm lea.
beltl lll‘i lump ot‘t-r his head in ll'laipt't‘i the ‘
Roddy was burned in a horrible manner, '
a lblr ll: realize their hopes.
l "up. run with a... (frank.
Ills (lentil mu their death blow, and
they so felt it. Their far» and despair
iafter l'rook's death were increased bya
1 further rPtlilt'tiotl oi rations, and adelay
" even of the-«.- Mr. Lee, who look the can
Ions, lltrttli- grave mistakes, counted less
i than llu' hurl numbers, and made fable re
; porn . t’ prmpemy that. did not and.
l The ration» v-tltnatnl for the reduced
l rmmln-r— own on! stiflirient for half even
luf them i'm- liltllnll'; were more than
“or to nine» ' misery. starving without
hupcnf rmlrru, .lrnl without hope of [iv
lot: in any Wu; it m not to be wondered
It that lllry imln-vrzl In :I Messiah and
llatcnml to every ~lrratner Mm promi-ml
hope.
Metldlmrmc Irtlcvnuol “Mata.
interested minim tools advantage of thr-
acme of :li’ldlt‘o and howled for Irtlrrpv. The
troop» Litto- interested whilw again
came to lllr ltt-lmiltt and [terliuadml them
that the .lr'll) no! torm- to complete their
destruction lm— llltllflll‘l lllil nu' tight.
but. ran away in l-"Al‘ and llt’wpiill'. l'ntller
(‘rnlf calmed tin-m and brought many
but-k, lulllllll’ prudenw and lithium-t of
Urn. lir-mkn v mt loved them of rutfcty
('mnalninuor )lurgnn “cored.
Allllttw littltult Irrttlblr- can luv traced
through all its ptla-wa to its trut- cause
starvation, ultjrt't misery and «tn-pair, the
cause of u tilt-n H Illl’ outrngmm conduct
of the itolnm tlr,.nrtrmtit (or nnwy yearn.
culminating in the later Mutt-lent and
crtu-ltlrv of the prvunt commissioner,
Murmur. The tlralb of Sitting litlll In
cauwrl »ll tmiittary "pom of the fort-
lml my knowledge of the. Illiiilltnll agm,
u tiny «vent tn»by tlw Indian agent,
through a «intrr for notoriety, taming
Iltltlltlr in order impirll it, and lbm inter
loving min the tart»), which alone- hml that
"will", tlu- pro-Ivan» and liar mnil-lrnco of
the Intlmm tun-nary to proprrlv llmlilfl
aurh tutu-gs
In” Ideas-swung flown.
”mm. Mo Jan 3 hprrialu from
I'tm- l‘llilu" :m- «.l a unm- rrttautll’lnfl nab
l"? bunt "t’ “t ti l'lotltl'a mm have mm!
into ttu- awn v and surrvudtm-«l m ”or no
llttmltrn lbw. report mm-h winning
'lltflttntlliml “Hill" muting tin- partly
chad lmltann at." flu-l from thn awnrv with
nothing but tin-tr gum, lira-y my that
All of old Karl l'lu ltl'a ”pilot.” inltwl Yr
turning today it in rumor-«l that lien.
”mull! hfllfi'WKLIKWII email hood of the
hostile!» tn 3 -Ittrmi9lt. Mnllhaf moral
arm killotl Ilwrr ti nu v'rvltllrttnl'imt ol
thin. Throw mtnwnlnol Srlmvla i militia
Irontrwmultitf, at limit l'me, i'barlron
gorilla) Simone». and other: lure been
mined In “union and l'rawlur-l
Tbrmtirv militia for" in under mm
and will be nmvnl tn the from tmlny rm
Ian more "training mlv'mn are refined
Milan lvlwwn that Milhwl antllho m
motion arr greatly alamml on»: the re
port that "It Indian- wm man rmpinl
along the railroad mar Mailman stratum,
“colour and freight mtttita "not! daily
Iripw flflgltlltlfll Iptwo'rt iluvhnllr and
Pill! Mgr.
M (Inn Anatolia”. Ant».
l'tttr iltmr, minim!" it. Jan. 1 TI»
inhabitant-t of Hnnhvillr are rolling lot
unto and an “Y‘llnl‘liflfl a boom guard
five "and (from ambulonrn hav— arrived
at VIM Molar A ranchmn room» on
tau a Brand of tilt indiana wing «outward
from the motion at midnight If mitt
this manna tmhla
retreated to the kitchen, with Idol...- in
pursuit, unmet with a chair. As he er»
term! the: kitrhi—n hlrtfauley struck him on
the Dt't‘l‘. with :1 sharp ax, severing the
jugular-run and l-.:lli:x;: him almost in-
stantly u... Kelli-qr r .zrnr to town and III!-
retitlerml i' mm Wt’ru brrltbera—in—lnw
land lt'n 2L '«v; .:;'-r'.
.I Ilig Minera' .‘l'l'lkn Innnlnenl.
l’i‘l’thm'ftut. Jan ii «A special from”
room, Pm. to ‘ine Times says: All tho
miners in the region about Gallilzin quit.
work yesterday upon the refusal of tho
operators to advance the price of mining
live t‘elll‘i per mm. It is also stated that
Ill the miners to tilt: i7lr-nrflvltl and Cl“?
brla region arr: out on a strike, having lb
Lame grievance 419 thine at Gallitziu Sev-
eral thousand mitten are idle in the» div
mas, mu! by Monday all the miners in
central l’untt-ylvaniu will likely he mu“
a strike
“on! .‘Itoy Play wlth New York.
SIM Yuan. Jan ll. “There in rvvry lib
lll’motl that John “Ward will play lhlld
bone for the New York club twat m
The". was a minor about rmvn to IBM
cflectlul rvemnr; .l ii in), wiwnm
in relation lothe rumor, will that in I)“
opinion “'artl was a Letter lllil’tl instant.“
than either lknny or \Vililnry, .in-l that if
Ward sign.» wtt it him he will rclmnao Whit-
ney, no there are several club after him.
Ila-dill not deny that negotiallrmg m
pending.
flow Moore Brnlro the Brawl.
Ruitmt, N t' , Jim. :2, drama P. lo
Ktlrlll, i‘A‘llll'V of llil’ Propie'st Drank,“
Fayetteviilr. .N' t' , whirl; clone-l its «loan
Wednesday. anal lit-t brother John H. I.
Knvill, who wrl'w partnrra in Flu-luau,
mule an Mntuutnent vratvr-lay Their lllv
bilitira on between ”um and m
l’l’rtlltlelt' f': [V “on", of tire lift-km bgnk'
hard “01'!” of the bank's fund», with
worthlrsa rollatrnl for nucttrlty
A I'ninn hang-o l‘lnb Slu- Anna-d.
NEW Ynllll. .lnn. it Sbltlnn ll. fibu'.‘
month" of thn Union lrtautll' club, of chi
city. wna ill'fldml m llrmkiyn ’l‘immlny
night on ‘| warrant in a null lmiuxhl by
bio lrlln-l "two, bury 1'. 'l‘uftn, who”
cumhtm nl appropriating (than of L.
ntntr, of which he in tilt-tin filmw, who
baa luv-In living with another woman, b
aim am e’ b', l-l‘i ml: in filivnrr'r
loam ”unwed I» I» no
“um-V in. in, Jun .% the Aves.
haul, nt'tntni near the t‘utt. u llvlr do”
WM buyout \lr and Mn \l' Mantel.“
“Hinton. l‘» x , and an m . '- out In“
and not were imrmi tmlmtn in vim but“
a“ n... in... .. tflufldi, (any imud.
fluvial fltvmc narrowly rampart] m
tlwir lit a wiwlv attrrnptmg lump“
il‘llllfilow
A ohm Iran» or ”Md-DI.
l'rnsat'm. l'a. .lan Pt MT», Haddock
ert- vomit: -. «but down to abide”
wiont- lawmtw of the: pink» yntofll‘].
Abrott l'ttlt’ unwind mm we" no
It the wart” ’f‘hoaliatmto' is on m
of that view-burg. of n womb" of I“
mu
logo"- I gun! to Washington.
A1i3ms0-t, K m , Jim 3 gonadal “I‘ll.
ha loft for “ .ut-tnrtrm m importan- to. .
Inmfiv» tweets"! from than!!!” u- l
Iund- and ilmr that party «Noddy '
”Marl iii. trr-v—vttm in tha- "Mic-toll"
inn is”
Hairpin Wow that 10010:.
New Yuck. tan. a — Tin-moth and a,
“to fifCiullllrflfllh'J‘ rho-t- umor-h it
won by l‘ld‘llitlt, (howling mint-in; a“
Mylhm mom. The ”on timv
WI. 2; Habits. 1; Iron. 1.
Norwalk Chronicler