,
lillililll it lllill’S.
line of Spring Ginghams and Seer-
: ‘_ . . a b'
_ We are opening a I?! cheap for cash. Come early and see
suckers that will be; sold
it 5 tin st es. ~ . ‘
.mvi': have! infingiirated a big reduction in Cloaks, Capes, Seal
1’1th Sacques and Children’s Cloaks. Call and get prices and
' use what on can buy.
Amongythe bargains will be a large fine Towel for .l9c; 6
‘ '1': of Fast Black Hose for 25c; Ge‘nts' Camels Hair Ilali
‘ , 290; the best Ladies’ Ribbed Vest ever oilered,_at 29c;
V Mei Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 30; a big drive in Dress
Goods at 100, reduced from 18c.
SOUTH—i llORWALK.
We have placed a large line of Carpets in our South Nor
walk store. Three hundred yards of remnants at . 25c . each.
Carpet Paper, all kinds, cheap. You will had a wee line of
Spring Ginghams. also a big drive in Dress Goods at 10c.
Give them a call ; no trouble to show goods.
Storeopen Monday,Wednesday and Saturday evenings
BCOFIELD an HOY'I'.
'. WE GREET YOU
‘tvith a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New
Year! and invite you to examine our stock of good things for
the holidays: Elegant Sweet Florida Oranges from 25 cents
per dozen up, Grape Fruit, Malaga Grapes. all kinds of _Nuts.>
Candies, Figs and Dates. We are selling large quantities of
Tea for 45 cents per pound. We have the largest assortment
of Imported Jams in the city. It will. cost you nothing to in-
spect our goods and we take pleasure in showrng them.
H»—
Miut tHunit.
'Selling Out!
mods “78‘ YURNHBI“ G DIPAR'I‘IIN‘I‘. Underwear and Rosier at any 0 All
‘IL‘O, 3:?ng give up these departments to make room for our sPRirtG It use .
FUR GAPES AND uurrs
Iiiiberoldntsnymsonsbleprice. Wen-«Memoirs.
CORSETS.
largest stock of these goods in the state, and will time out. our surplus stock at far
hcbgggum this file we will kll our special brand. so vvell ktovrn. for 3:: cents.
-—-—-4~
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
All) remain in Plain. Whlieand 'sney must go with the rest. Do not mire this Opportunity.
MILLIHERY.
”intro-ted fists-rid Shapes must bcsold. no reasonable otter refused.
H. finial-:3,
Mahackemo Hotel Block, South Norwnlk.
"’Ellllllllllllls lllll MEATS
AT THE 0!.” STA‘I! 0P
“,ruApneus GUYER,
heme so 'I'. Burr (Buyer 1 son).
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS Plloilll'l‘liY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
0]“
lllllllilll lilillllS
aunt
illilllllllil
W tints.
l. lineman & Sin.
1 84 WASHINGTON ST.
nova-u non-ovum. ow.
in g prices. viz :
Chocolate Creams.
Gum Drops
Cream Almonds,
Mixed Candies.
1 lb. boxes.
Etc. Etc.,
m . W‘>. _.
Saturday Grand Opening.
The following goods, all oi the best makes, at the follow-
. run POUND
Best American Mixed Candies.
Sugar Peppermints. etc.
Best grades and qualities of
The celebrated TBNNEY’S
Etc..
., .‘y-
.W... m..-
THAT.
19c
I 90
120
26c
29c
390
740
Etc.
Wait for our grand January Mark Down Sale of all kinds
ot Dry Goods. previous to inwntory.
THE BflSiflN Silllli,
83 WASHINGTON STREET. !
SOUTH NOR W A LK CT.
a
worm
256
30c
20c
400
400
600
$1.00
summon Morison, JANUARY s, not.3
viii: Ill‘l‘ "\lnlllllb.
1“: ' 2" " hurl-Annual Bryon or the International
~ We Annotation.
c N . E F All The semi-unnusl report of the Inter-
, national Trade Association of flat Fin-
er A N 0 FREE AT
Come and get a sample of the quality of Fundy which we
are going to utter for 19¢ per pound.
Let everyone come on Saturday afternoon or evening. at
which time everyone will be able to try it for themselves,
FREE. You will find it far better for the money. than any
ever oilercd in South .\ orwalk before.
First counter on right hand side of door, we shall devote
hereafter to all kinds of candies, etc
bill!” of North America has been issued.
President Thomas O'Rourke,“ Daubury,
in the address which prefaces the report
uuyii:
"it is conceded by all that the last
mason through which vve have passed
was the most successful that svo huvr
iisd in our trade in level-l yarn. and
im- prmpocis are that the spring moo
Will be all that can, under resent ctr
cumstsnees, bi- uprated. trust that
nothing Will happen to disturb the good
feeling which now exists in « or associ-
lion, and that our members vrill a drum
to take sdnntago of the ippfll'lfllll)
given thrmmo that all may reap tho
iwrislltu of the improwd condition of
bireltiwl."
Tro- di-tribuiion of U .ion labels in tin
several dlnltlcni given the render a good
id is oi the proportionate number of hi"
made in each. The labels dielributr-d
during the past six months were as fol
I-iWI:
llulllflull‘? ........... . ......... “1000
Bwihvl ........................ 500.000
Hi0 Milli-1d ..................... 100.10!
B stun. . . ..................... 150.000
Brooklyn .................... 8- 928
D inbury ..................... 2500.1“!
H uoilton. . .................. . l 000
M‘iburn. ..................... -————-
N> Ivorh ....................... 4001100
0 IIDKQ‘U .................. 500 000
Port id. lpbi» ................. . 100 0'0
Pl<rvrifi~id .................. ... ———-
Sl L urn, ................... 15.000
8 u'h Nor-salt ............... 300 000
Yiinlti u ..................... . —-
“or. N Y .................... 2 016
(i nrvn, N Y ................ 2'34
ll rive t, Col .................. . 864
Total ....................... 4 668.704
The number of j vill'flt’)‘ men in tin
\‘flllulltl districts at the present time to the
lilllllWr:
llnlllmtlfli ......................... 15
lit-thel ............................ 42o
limo”. field ........ . ............... 4h
lirl'iu.... ltltl
itrooklyii ........ . ................ 372
Diobury ......................... 1355
ll uniiiuu ........................ 8
Milliunu ........................... 18
N wank. .. ....................... MN
I) 4' g" .......................... 63$
Pullnllwlphlu .............. . .. 80
Pl Ill field ........................ .. 6
5' Louis ..................... 14
S Hill Norwalk ................... 378
Yonki rs ......................... 7.!
Moe-Hug til the Fial field
The Ar null
County Association held Mo disy
To an tml hurting ot in la ii
lllllu‘l y hastrrmllun t-' "w Epli‘tl‘r.l
F. HfNAS H &BR 0.1
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE .sTUCK Lit?
CARLSBAD, FRENCH AND BilliEllIAN l‘lll".l.
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
SNI()KING AN I) \VA'I‘ [CIR Sld'l‘s
FANCY cups, saucens AND Prrcnsns.
Mugs, Plain and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
Ol'll GOODS ARE l'lRST‘L'LASS AND WILL BE SULI) AT Till“; [OWES'I‘ PRICES.
F. H. NASH :13 BBC.
'i'b my w-N up n>d lli lirrtlgvp-ril. dl-w
ii v), at 10:30 a. in . Min is cut. Dlhl I n
of the only or mlnlr-lun at L'rm l
l'nurch. Thi- pir-«drwl (if the “mild
two, the R. v L 111— “web. of [Mo i..
\\lsCelefitisril.tM-tn1ed by the R v Mr
liliirlvl, oi Newtovvrt, and (hr Ru. Br?
MW 8. Warner, norm of the parish
At the concltmon of the th'fV‘iC“ tit»
corny met in hosmosis arreltin. 1- W4-
r 1 rd to "vet once 3 iii: nib, unit in h
lillllf‘ll one or more book clubs for lb»
llt'nlfil of the ctr-r3). The former pll‘Fl
«it lit was re . lrutrd. mi Wm. aim! the n- r-
ii-tiiry ntrtl [rm-urn, the R-v U to Hal
11:138."! South Nitraulk. A ll‘vllr’l' “'1-
tben read by ihc- Rev. l.-uia N Booth.
on "Cardinal N- Womb," The up mo- r~
of the nest clntiirn more the stint-i of tlir
it v. Mr. Wtillil'f at luncliron. ufnr
u inch lllt‘ll’ Win a t-piritwt Illr‘l'urrlltin, I'
\lllll'llllll toolpirt. on lit" ruby-ct ul
‘ BOYCOTT ’
THE intuit Pitnnti Cl]
But you can't il'i ll ri~ i"f"__'tii v.» “in dellvvr u
bum! u!
PmnnthnsnPnnn,
FLOUR
To your rrsltlcnre, all expenses p‘hlil. tor
fififiilitttllill
tlit- «mi-r f-r thr-
ti‘J'l :l
Addition l’ii'lvlmlltir‘illritn t
Ilrctlllul l’n durt' ' ‘niiiianv
OYSTERS.
Norwalk Oysters
Till! lmw tin” 1m n ll'l‘llt :1
Fish, lllliBlS, Gian, Sill! Fish,
SCAIJADI’H.
l‘nre Tomato (“sit-up, Imported l-lsr
dines, l’ure Verne-t Maple bvrsp,
Imported “rapes. l‘lrltml (lys-
iers lollnlerflldlnrd lined-o
w—of All Ilads.~~~~
oanens nsifivirisb rooster“
HUN‘l‘liZELUFP
risotto lilili'i'
one mourn. Best.
“summer
”NAIR.
Home Dressed Poultry s Specialty.
orders [Delivered Pro-pity.
museum
”WWW
RL Nil] 11.
((iltit'éivill'fi‘ l’tllNT)
,soi'rn \osm sud.
Hint (int
0, ultra In all fr run "It Illl’l’fllllld-
s n u two In every
ill) to:
OWER
root'iiiizroii.
his: not
'J.E.P
at if
Addr-
dl ’trs
w. L panel»
53 SHOE
euunmmmsmm.
John Schaub & Son,
Inclination Mrm. Mirth Horn-Ii. m an
W. E. N'l’l'llil ES. ll'estport.
IDA Y RCA \' l‘l .\ (ii p; R.
iron lllil'l'll tioiiwriiit mo mounts
Vaults and mono cleaned and dlvlnfoeled err. the
improved [Ii-ll. All ordrrii proinpily attended to.
and Miser
ties for out ,
Charles lVlrstt .,
DO Inirfleld Avon-o. Ilrldna'ovl.
(.‘0‘\
it till Willill'
la!»
an
l.’hl.fl€~.m'll-
lull. Blulll'rt [Bib-I. Braille l'lllt‘r‘ iii
r- My inrotioo-ul tiwre er'v' prim-i i, ii.
vo-tio-riibli- l‘ll'hllr'tf‘ll" 'l'uiwck, . f 3 Hill
fold, the R V Mrs-rm Maui“ llirii ltor .
Stirrtiiui‘. t' ark null Stir y.
In I‘m-or ol the Culllolidillfd.
Tb.- gc in ml in tilt of the h'opn-riiv l‘ il‘l
. f N- u York has ll'Cllll'. thit ‘hi Nuts-
'illh, News llan It istiil "isflfnlll kind I-
nnt limited in ii t'lmrgv oi tun-e 8-".er i.
lllllr' piner-tigi-r for», in tho roml With an
i-urporm-tl in L7 illlirt‘llt'lll. Thi-
..'vtr-ul of the- ilrcmori ml the low.-
r on in is tentcnsn- eniieetriingnri stir-“r
i-wu'linigw of inurtun cmt- on a trip to
Morris Park tiisrh. More than 2.000 on» a
hr the ricovt-ry of is ’50 .lt'nnlll air
11 viilt’rd in tlir dl‘cl‘llill. A firm of low
writ bought uplllt'l‘i1llllfiil' till the pn
u... that cont-i llllll n no pull. it... gin-gut
‘I‘Vl'll‘ll‘h', islzil lm‘l (hr)
of
It‘h
lirrir sun" ‘.
iii in thi- liigtlir (mutt, o xpr 't l' to luv:
1 xt-nllu-t .50 men on four "I ll r- iltouv
tiliil tum-r- iii. 1. int
llmv to Male the Beds More Valuable.
The U) storinrti are tliinkitu of rs tins
allowing a lmunty to “carriers which
wtll ilfH'ILO' ll‘llll'll beds for “Mitre" with
ill-i new In vp drodtt» whrcb pr. int—est in
be it i K“ at is ln-tu lit to the nytrr liiiui
fir-U. Adj ill-1t! iii-nun of [trunk
“llllllltl‘ Wiriiiil 'liqlll‘lllly be “Hill In
dodge the natural hints for Man for lllv
proircilnri of "W" own ciintnxitiuu prop
mly, and if a H‘Iliifl'ljl!‘ bur. giving it
tummy for such dodging on the natural
. hub, Could [10' pound, the volmr til them
‘4 the public would bu greatly r-nlinncrtl
and tho- proprrly of privubi owners in
cult-vitally [iliiirchd
connections Parent;
The following were nit-um Jan. 6
mi”. UM. fulfil-third from "Mesa it! A.
31. Winn-tn. Solicitor of Positions, limbo-
pm 8, CL:
Fri/ditch W Brochs'ieper. New Haven,
pllvn; W. J. liners and () llirlery. listi-
lortl, wrench; Joseph ll. limitli, Water-
iiury. tie-tun glove-fastener cop; Frank
P. Perry, Dlilliflf’, list pitching ring;
lloiiert Hendricks-ii, Diwali-o, rpririg
nl'nchmenl tor tilting charts; 15. I"
.cV/‘I‘M.’ "7‘11 5.7.; —. git.
ck: ff
animal." . T. v}
(legals,
s":
s
l‘i'mi‘nrr h
In?“ I. IDS:
Oflkru. 436 “8hr Strut,
Dalmatian.
if. a. Potent “med.
MN I.
L air. and F. ’l'. Whitley. Nero-en, pit-h
log for piston rods; Glsrviicv Q Pun».
Mumford, meanvtle rm orpsrstor;
Robert C. Eitrlcb,fisiuthington, design
bar or stool of vvrtnctmi.
ow...“ _. H... ....,
Cigar mm»flrllo, Jack, old boy,
win-re haw you been? Jane—flick 3ch
in bed, with a doctor at in most of the
time. "Psiiavri that's too bad. Butdld
you note that claps-t luv Year'- cigar
lgsvsyna‘f" "Yes. Donor said thstls
aha: allot! lie."
’ LIEUT. cA‘sETKiLL‘En
He Rashly Ventured Too Near
the Hostiles’ Camp.
A BATTLE REP!) RT I21) IN PROGRESS
Gen. Brooke Says the Troops [lave lla-
gn‘od the Sioux—The Shoal-ones Burrs-
llg and Plunging-Hostile. \Vlso Got
'l'belr Beef from the Government.
Pitta Rinoi: Aonscr. S. 1)., Jan. 8.—-A
courier has just come in from Gen.
Brooke’s headquarters on Wounded Knee
creek with a dispatch for Gen. Miles tothe
effect that heavy tiring is going art in the
direction of the hostile camp and that he
believes some portion of the troops have
engaged the rebellious Sioux. Ills forces
are really to more just as soon as it can be
definitely learner! when: and what the
fighting is. Scouts have been sent out
from here to get. at the truth, and all is ex-
citcntent.
Lieut. Casey Killed.
Gen. Miles bus also received an official
report that Lieut. Edward W. Casey, com-
pany H, Twenty-second infantry, has been
killed by the liostiles. The unfortunate
young oilicer had gone too near the hostile
camp, when he was fired on and shot
through the bend. His body has been re—
covered.
Lient. (lust-y was born in California. but
was llppoilllrtil to the military academy at
West Point from LOuisiana in 1810. On
graduating in 1‘63 be was appointed as
uectiud lieutenant. in the Twenty-second
regiment of infantry and was promoted to
a first liciiteiiziticy in W50. lle served with
lilti regiment in the departments of Texas,
Dakota and Missouri up to Phil, when he
was made senior assistant. instructor of
infantry and artillery tactics at West.
Point, serving there a year. He was adju-
taut of his regiment from 19+! to 1M7. He
was regards-ti as one of the brightest young
officers in the service.
Miller Wait Ilorrihly Mufti-led.
The body of Isaac Miller, who was mur-
dered by UN: bostiles north of the agency
on White (.‘lny crock, has been brought. in.
The body is as horribly mutilated as was
the body of the trooper who was brought
iti yesterday and buried. The Indians
who are now in rebellion represent all the
reservations in Dakota. There are many
(.‘bcyenties among them, and scouts say
that bands of Arrapuliocs have joined the
hostile force-s.
The Hostile. Got Heel. Too.
Yesterday was beef issue tiny. and our
4.000 ltitimns took a band in the slaughter
of the 105 steers which were lh‘allt‘il. Many
ofthe tumult-5 came in get their meat and
when they received their sbare they gul-
lopctl back to {be \‘illtitzc.
herrctziry 30M: “'1” Not Resign.
“Uisutmd‘m, Jun. hi -A report “as ctr-
eulatvtl bore that ”1 Ct)l15‘tlitellCC of the
action of the [li‘i‘\irli‘ni in giving army
oflicr-h cliargenf wint- .f the lli'l.llll agen-
cies Sct'rrtury Noble Would r9~tgil The
report littstin liliill‘lali‘iil “li.l[lf\\'l’. The
minim i~ u titht uti tli- lil'upilslllvii to let
Urn Mites btvo lit~. unit way while the
lll'i: m it- who» votit‘titie The transfer is
only temporary.
Army Control of [halt-ml hull-ris-
Attbe wat- depnrtim-nt the transfer of
tile [liktitu liiillzili mgr-luster) ii) iii» control
of army “divers t! i~ hoped may prove a
permanent one Iriit‘l' hold that it is only
under military lllllllnizt‘llli‘lll that lasting
peace and genuine prosperity can bese-
cureil on the frontier. or an lioucstund ca-
pable tidillltiisll'dliilll of the Indian agen-
ctes guurutitw-il. 'l‘liev praise the presi-
dent for his prompt tut-l favorable response
to lit-u. Bliles' suggestions in the matter.
~lius1ioneu on tho- Barium-gr.
l'Lv.\\'.~ru.\'. \\'_v 'i'. dint. s. Word has
jllsl reucliwl item to lill‘ l'llt't'l that [lie
Slumltono- lltlllllllfi til the Hound!” .ltl;tl|ti1
fro-{minor :m- on H..- l‘iil'i;l.1'..’t‘. burning
tbr ttthl flll'l All‘hll‘n}‘li; property, and
(but the rewlmtts Jil‘v flu-.1 from the
town for wit-tr
i‘lii‘ lt:il.ti:.~ ltnvw lur ll :11 u if ." out tit
that pow.’ l. 1‘ . on ‘t 31l-' :mi ‘t one has
llt‘t‘ll tluti}. v2: .i ,tzt’wl l' m rut». :ul illiit
tin-author .‘lxx‘l lll“l' lily for
troops, 1111' “Hill ll.’ :1- lll.ll." consuming the
hltlluliuii mm m- A" ll‘lll‘tl
.r~~ 1.11 '
|Illlrttl~nflrtl fur (‘riiiiriirIpL
XE“ Yum... .l .11 ~ llllhi'~Illirt'illct‘viurt
Jliilgr ii iii 1t 11 llri" m l lli-i‘iutiti N linen-
bum. Luci Won rii'l'l till'i \lllll-vl Walther.
of “llllll'l‘ng flit-a? H‘, ll. tutilvztipt tvl' court
((ifpl'I.l‘1I!l1',£ild [11:1‘ “ Elm Wilde .lngtl"
nl.1\lliilt'l’i,;'riiill ll 1. 1211111 l‘llllllrthl" to
llieonlrrul' .liiil:i~ Lirirfl ritjtiitiiii: the
pro tot-Hon of ill" o1.i_\ l'lm mi: “:13
brought it; .\tt..ii il'l llil; II .i [N Am
mm. sure-min: illlll “admit-1d were
condetmn-‘l to ill in Wt, iniprzwtitiietif
Iii-l llll~‘-l stiti . . 2. it row of llfill [Htt‘
rm-nt u. \ uni ln- 'u.,o:~uuml llllllV midi.
titiiiiil lii\ \V “tn-w was lllit‘ll ”Jill or
tbirtv do; I'll pi wo
In» Ii-li Ilizblv l‘rei.
lil'i'l‘un. Jun ‘ ristiiim-l ('. lelii-tti, a
{iti’llirt' “l'll ktnmti i.n‘--i lu'l'pl‘l‘ of "a.
tmin. N. Y. nirtiwl ‘. in ”Hill llntnviu
Ititl rout-Jun» l ill tin- llrm-zei hotel, After
supper l... m-nl upstairs illpfrlhl'lll)’ to his
room. “il:t'l| no a on ”1" liftii ll mr. ll tip-
poms. lumen-r. Ili.ii timi- ml lit- urn! up to
llll’ fifth lliiur t-t lilt' itllll'lllll: llll'l then to
n win-low moi from lbw-w vitili'r jumped or
full folio» spit-walk. n ill-ifllllt‘r! of eighty
fer-t. lie iliwl uliiimt iiis'unlly. 'i'lwbolel
potiplvlwlil'ii' it In lilni' burn it man (if
.“ifillll'. 'IO' lower it Willow and ottotlntigh»
[er milling rat llutnvm.
lliitivir-r and Hughes Indie-led.
New ‘i’otix, Jim * ——-’l‘|u- grand jury has
intllriml William H. lliittiwr and William
I). llllulli'l. the divorce lawyers whim bo-
gus divorces litirr- lliii form-ii will of the
superior ctitirt of (I‘lllk mutiny. Ills. lliitf»
Ilfl' in indicted for forgery and grand liir-
eeny and Hughes for Luxury. all iii the
aorritid ilnzrr-e It is priilmirli.‘ that they
will be arraigned lodnv.
‘l'lui I‘mplnyes Won.
”LEAN. N. \'.. Jan. H The employee of
the Role lwnibor 1’n~l moipiiny who struck
on lemln)‘ bwrtitw of is heavy cut in
wages were rwlilif‘ll in the morning to ap-
pear nt,l heir lwnrbe-i nt. mum nit-l all wages
heretofore pultl would be continued. The
company is behind in orders and could see
no other vrny our. of tin: dilliciilty.
President “can "old.
Crimson. Jim in «The investiunilon into
the failure of the S. A. Kean It (fit. bank
was mnelrnlml, President 3. A. Kean was
heldtollie grand jury by Justice llam-
hurgiir in the sum of $.00) on the charge
aicrtrnlnsl annual-meat. its tarnished
hands and vrss liberated.
_._.~...
I
HERE’S A STATE OF THINGS.
Indore" in New York State May.-
eape Death Upon n ’l‘eelsuletsllty.
NEW Yoltit, Jun. li—Tlie Herald up:
I! an opinion delivered yesterday by
Judge Lucombe, of the United States ole-
ouit court. heaouud law. the astounding
fact is established that, as the laws now
‘and, every murderer now under sentence
of death in the electric chair and every one
that may be sentenced to death in that
manner hereafter can escape the death
penalty altogether, provided only that a
lawyer be employed who will persistently
appeal the mnrderer’s case over and over
again to the supreme court of the Unified
States.
in other words, there need never be an-
other execution by electricity in the state
of New York, so long, at least, as the lawn
ofthe state and of the United States It
main unchanged The decision was made
by Judge anonibe in the case of Shibuyn
Jugigo, tlie an, whose case had already
been once appealed unsuccessfully.
Murderers may now goright. on shoot,
lag and escape all punishment, save that
of indefinite confinement at the expense of
the people. All the precaution necessary
is that the murderer, before beginning his
bloody work, shall provide for an inde
intigable lawyer to look after his interests
when once he has been tried and convicted.
So long as sections 76'} and 764 of the re-
vised statutes of the United States, ll
amended by congress on March 3, 1885, ro
main unrepenlcd or further amended, ao-
eording to Judge Lucotnbe, there is abso-
lutely nothing to prevent. exactly thenc-
tounding condition of ntlairs described,
and any birth“ or other official who may
put to (leiilh u condemned murderer will
inherit ills peril. Lutvyer Roger M. Sher-
man is the man who discovered and has
brought to stitch perfection that Judge 14'
:ombe bus felt coerced to indorse it, this
remarkable scheme for postponing indefi-
nitely the execution of titurdercrs in this
state.
In a nutshellch scheme is to apply
for a writ of imbeun corpus in the murder-
:r’s case to some judge of the l'nited
filtrates circuit court on u technical point——
.ndeed it can be done. under Judge It
wmbe's view of the matter. on any point.
JO matter how frivolous or absurd—and,
the writ having been denied. to appeal
{tom the judge's decision to the supreme
aourt. of the l'uitetl States.
Of course a citation for the sheriff or
itber officer chamed with the execution of
:he murderer to appear before the United
states supreme court 13' obtained—the cir-
tttitjmlce cannot refuse it—and this means
i stay of execution until after the bearing
)f the appeal.
Up goes the CR3: mine supremet‘nurt
suilthe aprwal is promptly denied. The
atvycr then goes through the pmeess
lgdln. applies for a new writ of babe”
wrong on some trivial point, is refused,
ind (llll‘e more obtains ntiuppetil to the
United States supreme court. And so,
wear and over again, during the who?!
Jeriml of the crititletnttel tri'tn's natural
it's if nutrmsnrj.‘ Lawyer >ri~rmsin con-
tidr-rsk one of the most beautiful legal
lodges ever thought of.
Rev. How in! “ticljtteury‘u Trial.
L'Li.‘\'i.1..t).ii. U , Jun. 'i W'l‘lic trial of the
Elev, llounrd )lttt-Qrtrury. of l‘tititnti. 0.,
'or heresy, began before the ECClL‘wlluellCfll
:ourt of the Episcopal diocese of Ohio in
ibe (llrlpt‘i of Trinity catitedhal this morn-
ng. Rev Dr. flutes appeared on attorney
‘or the prosecution, and Judge J. H. Mae-
“lllll was Rev. Mr. Manttcar-y's legal ad-
:iser. The trial began at ll.) o'clock. Dr.
Bxitesprtwetited bis Cilir‘ by reading sev-
-r.11 pustular-s from Re". .\lr. MticQuelirv's
wok. "The Evolution of Matt and Ci". 5—
inuity." \t'llt‘l't'lu be expresses tlullllls us
othe truth of the popular version of the
zonceptton. birth and resurrection of
Jbrist. When asked by the court whether
to pleaded guilty or not guilty of the
donut of heresy. Rev. Mr. MacQueary shit!
to pleaded not guilty. The taking 01' testi—
tion)‘ was then begun. The prosecution
iiiered )lzicQueui-y‘s book it» evtdencemnd
.be lotterquoted the Scriptures. the Nicene
srecds and decisions of the privy council
if (Srenl. llritmti. Before the taking of
estitiiuuy had been finished the court atl-
tourtml.
NEW Unit's“. Jun. \ ~'l‘he railroads
retiteriti; lll'l'l‘ all't‘ making preparations
'or a huge influx of ('31 ut‘,~.otii.~t-i who are
:xpeetcd hero to witness the great ilstic
iiittle Witli‘li is to be dccnlml on the night
it Jon. M iii the rooms of the Olympic
Athletic tissoctutlnii bettvt-cii .liit-k Drill!)-
icy :itid llob li'itzsittiiuous. The bitter is
it Iluy St. Louis null his condition ism-
iortml to be almost perfrct. James J. Cor-
:iett. of t'nliiorniu. who is matched to light
l'otuJucksoo for $10,100. and his mana-
(t-r. (‘iinrlcs Steltizcll, has arrived here.
l'iwy have ttoiiii: to witness. lll‘ llt'flipSOY‘
i"lll’.~‘-1llll1()lllight. it is minted that Cor-
M‘ll'u’ match “ill! 51mm before the
)lynipic club, of Illl‘s my, 2-. oil oil account
it Sinviti's illness.
The “rent Scott-Ii Nlrllte.
lil..\N.t)\‘i'. .lnn. ‘~."l'lir- pr-n‘ufll of Glan-
(uw tin-i ('«illh‘ilt‘il :i pulillo pivoting for
Friday to t‘lill'illli'!’ the bust fiil‘llll‘i of reach~
m; n softletiivtil of the strike difficulties.
llr. llillhl, .\l. l’., fldlt‘i’t‘lur of the North
ili‘lll'lil ltnilmiy t'lltflpttll)‘. addressing a
trusting of his l'li'l‘ilil’a, declared that. the
lin-rtum were N‘illl)’ to tlmctins the [nutter
if urievtitiri-s \vltli lill‘ll‘ Hill servants. llu
iii-nilril for it \ll'fllt'liwlliil ml jiitlmiicnt llpoli
lll' t'oitipnny, tlu' llt‘vk nt’ rt-tiiiii'tltuu the
uteri-stir of tlo- shun-noble" with 'lllihl! of
llt‘ public rind lllt' mvn being an exceeds
ugly ilifilt-ult (IHI‘
Hrs-tat Ill-tron in London.
[.i.~.tm\. Jun. h The severe cold weath-
-r is running urmi drums in London
imotiu the poorer Plumes, Seventydontbs
3mm exp-Mitre are reported its ()CCtll‘flllR‘ln
.be east end since tin-mill lump set in.
)itfiltitirlrtult'i-I are generally suspended,
ind tliri enforced «spore-ion of the vaults
if the llfIi-fllplflyt'll is iriiilitigtoncono-
ipotiilinu 'inrrnn-itv of lit-gains; and tbs-fl. in
.1“! streets. Forty-dive simmers. with a
.oiril tonnage oi Twill". nre laid up in the
fine on «control. of the unfrivnrnblc
"other.
Koch's Lymph llirl Hos Ilurt “in.
llnvmm, Jon. ll»—llr. Arthur K. Stone, of
his city. has tried llr. Koch's lytnpli on
rim-self iii order to iii-ti its effectuate well ,
”Will. llr. Korb himself tried it and bad.
I pretty serious limo because he took an:
Mention of so- timr-«i tbs- nmmint ordrnar- i
ly used. Dr. Stone took the amount or.
linnrlly given, and lit“ but! no ill enema,
into it. The significance of this iii limit
my one afflicted with conmmption. lupus, ‘;
ir tuberculosis can try the riarstaloid i
vlthont fear of being injured.
Weather. ‘
Slightly warmer and cloudy. with heavy l
inoiv and briek to high nortiieaiiterly and i,
rasterly winds. becoming dangerous gala; l
in the coasts of Long fill-ml and New .
lasso), the storm continuing and lucrear
a; on Saturday morning. i
‘ 6.:
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A FREE VCOINAEE’Trfil—l—f.
Statesmen Discuss the Question
in the Senate.
natures ATTACK on summit.
la Says the Ohio Senator Is hot I. All“
consistent in His Ammonium—Mean.
Plumb, lllsenelt. fryn and Teller I'll.
I [land in the ”chine.
Wasiitsoros, Jan. &—In the senate Mr.
Bhoup. of Idaho, drew the term ending in
135 and Mr. McConnell that ending March
8 next. The conference report on the
urgent deficiency bill was agreed to. The
bill for education in Alaska was discussed
but not disposed of. The financial nieuv
tire was then dismissed. Messrs. Daniel,
Plumb and lliscock speaking at length.
Mr. Stewart stun-d that today he would
ask that a day be fixed for taking it vote
on the bill and atm-tuitnento. Mr. Daniel
addressml the senate, tierbiring himself in
favor of the free and unlimited coinage of
silver.
Alluding to Mr. .‘iiorrill’s prophesy of I
very brief hourymoou between senator!
from the silver stair-s and Democratic sen-
ators, Mr. Daniel mid that if length of
courtship was any security for the happi-
ness of llllll'l'illill', llli‘ union tviiicb took
place but \l't-tltiesdny true one that. had
been [troubled by as loin: a courtship an in
the fniuon.- Sctiptuml instance of Jacob
and Rachael.
liiguil»' Prediction Verified.
Twelve years ago the senator from Kan-
nastllr, ltim i~ll17Lil prophesied that the
dnywas not for 'll'ilitnl. when the com-
niuuity of ”it? rest bettveeti the agricultural
and producuiiz sections of the south and
west would bring into harmonious rela-
tions those great putt tons of the country
in self (loft-use against the aggression» of
monopoly. Mr. l1l‘aflll5 Witttesseti whnthc
had predicted twelve years ago—the draw-
ing together of men by that. most stable
and prrtllfllil’ll'lt tie—the lie of conviction
and of put l'llll 11-111. There never had been I
better Von: inul. in the senate, though
it represented toe temper of the public
mind no.1 the ma) .rin of the sufirages of
the people. Limit that vote in which the
scnaiedel‘iaretl that ii. would proceed to
the consideration of the financial measure.
Senator shermun Criticlsed.
in rrt!‘ ism of Mr. Sherman's speech
of Morning: last. Mr. {latitel 3.231 the seuator
from Ohio bud ttml the senate in one
breath that it Hii‘v'fgl' were illitnitabiy
corned 'lwer-tould be mor: dollars and
the Wort; "l1.”lli‘t'l'l{'TOZlIiYi-‘l's Would get
more-bitun {Arthur Labor. and then he
turned roun-l utici Supl that (lie free coin-
age (if silver twitid Cotitr act the currency,
bemtist- it twtiivl «ll-nutter 7." gold.
Mr llitm-i .iuertcd that lit ire 5.1rerbad
always 2min: {UH-’1‘ :- ' ‘ At the mm- of
ir' li:ttllli itCl llii'rl‘lia'l
the i'l’.~3.|~'?' if
been ll‘rlilllli 531")”. «m of ijvivl tri cirtr
latioii liter ~‘t'. ~ -r: wait «i been in-
creasttzg ji:~’ t~ v‘ [1.1llyv"‘ll.lil'TB-|jlug.
As [,1 for it no ~ totnlminattou of
speculation 1:; ..ur bullion.
said there wzh in: l in any to stop such
speculation. and tour mu m ll'lx'tili sliver
to the royal r._.;b: of ant lit'}i1Uild.
.‘vlr. Dritiiel
So fear of a Miser Deluge.
lie-(Mr. Danish Would like to risk the
senator from: Ohio. who was to very oppre-
l1(*[1‘~'1\'ellf.’L-1l\'r‘1'ileiu;v. in What century
of rm- l't'flf‘l'l'4 lilxlfll’y t: u! there ever been
a tutu ll of lilt‘li ~ttlvttiergeil itllll destroyed
by :i silwr d 'r:_;r
The l«lt'.i w: .l ~11vor deluge wrists mere
Shunt {but p!:i~ ml iit'rlln.‘ the #Ct'fle. If all
the silvcrin lllt‘ world Were to come to
America it outzlit to be Welcomed. for the
country would then become the greatest,
richest, :trtmgem’ unit to m prmperous of
any notion in the wot-iii. .‘Jr. Frye asked
Mr. Daniel if he did not see that. the free
coinage of SllVl-‘l' Would enable speculators
in New York who now held fifteen millions
of Silver to get $1.20 on mince for it instead
of $1.1M. Mr. I)nn.el 11:1 tiittcd that. that
was [run and added that then the brood
of silver sperttlntors would be extermi-
tinted.
Benzstor l’lusnb "curd.
Mr. Plumb iiiltlri‘nscil the senate in any
port. of the biil. ”t credited tbr silver act.
but SFiw'llill “'llll liriviui.r hmi llli' other. of
preventing ri tinivvr~ ii lliilillt i.il pntittt. It
bail facilitated tin,- piirt'iuw- of 100,000.01!)
of American wr-ttriri- ~. timt ind been sent
bark from Europe. uni Hill: the Bank of
l'ltigliiutlntitl the ullir‘f' litmnctul institu-
tlutm «if l'luropv ilitll lu-vti ulile to title over
the fliflll'lliilt“ oi the Hiring-l. Who obv
jetttetl to cough M ii god! 111;; on the stub-
ject of finance? it, m.» not the merchants
of the country. llitl. ilo- rniiroutls, not the
farmers. lml llu' mm loom-s. not the manu-
furturt-rs; it “.15 tln- handful of people who
sat :if ”11' aunt of ill-i mint.
lithe people hurt .:or to rcmuin at the
mort'ynl lllir‘ bumlliil of men the safest
and “l“t‘if iii 11'. l-ri i‘.‘ r3. llllill who had
not capital Mon, :1 t». i .u 1': o t r... motion“
WM tngo tinting. it: ...t ~ ~i;.[iii-ii’il,ll’th"Vl'l’,
to the lint 'M't no.1 v.1 114 illll pr writing for
the ptmrlmw iii 1‘: worn to "1llt'1", it
would bear on Us to i- :t -b-:w~oi .on tobelp
a certain rim“ of pmlpli' :il film 1 “poll“ of
the treasury
Senator IIinns-k‘n (typo-Hints.
Mr. ”two-vi. spwhv' it min-J. the bill. He
Iielio-vml ill'il iimri- lieu. ”behalf of the
[h‘llllll' of ”iv l mic-l NAN . “we opposed
I.” the opt-inner ml min,» in till» 11'“!
coinage of hillt’f'. lo inqiouw-tonnuew
tioti from .\lr Sithfl. .‘li iliumck .lxllllll‘
ml tlizif tho-rot tio illlt‘Mlflll M to
Whom” the vitlile of H1i\tl‘ ivoiilil be) in-
ore-med by ”1" lll"l’i':l~i‘i'. um- of the "total.
Mr. ’l'ellrr mtpiirvil “lll‘lllt r rollVl‘l‘ (if the
UHIU‘Il minim upwind iii titlfllii to its mint
ngei would ll-ri In- my ml in value to mild.
Mr lll‘l'lll‘rfl l’l:llll'~l Hm? no it” ill UH!
Unitrd Shi'v- was rotitertiml tin» open-
ing ol’ in r mililvi to ailwr. with the
“I'Y'fli iiniimw nt Estropn dmtlniiim taco
tipi’rtitv, iioiilrl tinl itit'fl llll.‘ l‘lTi'f‘l to MI»
vnrit‘eiio- pnwor Kill‘t‘r in u parity with
gold, The "fill“lilllil‘lll’ ivii'mil tilt! obso-
liife ilvtuotivl Motion of gold. in llir'flcllh
that. gold ivt-ni to M primitiiiitii would not
i‘lllllffli‘linlt rots-.w‘» lie was not one of
tbmu- will! ln'llr'VFil that wealth WM mods
by lf'izi'liflllnll of this unit or thritthe conn-
lry would luv it: lwr or more prmpemun if
llll‘ rill'f‘l‘li")‘ my" dogrwluil in order that
the vulllilnf property rootilil be inflated.
Mr. 'l'r-ller "llllilnlllii’fl its» production of
proof of ill-rwio-h'w uh’ll‘WHI‘YH that unynf
lltetmtione nl l'i'irngv "Will“ “Hill "I'll
sliver lit-m
liii'
Vin».
HIV?“ "in lluy lint "lull "Iran".
Pl'n'FlHlitu. Mr. .litli *‘ i’.iliit‘k C"-
m". “pupil,” lvl’ll iii-i bit! 4- iv: ll "I‘m.
’0" over :1 limit lii'i’ i-l iii . "hill ill $60th
Birth slrvrl l'ziitu-‘l 2w “.\l"l llljflfl.
[tom whirlt lu- viii-i1 [flirt lie-fore tho
horse and tutu-iii Wi'll' Mir l‘orriill ihrsiv
hie yoiinu quit. \x is» mu riding: with him,
from the wagon, thus saving the boy‘s life.
flamililmt was cruised by f'nrroll being
cable to control the horse.
Norwalk Chronicler