ted to all
; ’1‘}. will ma’lll? m.
TO
ilorse Buyers
constantly re-
rine ' Horses.
oses.
_Wo are
not
EST OOAOHBRS. the
328T BOADBTBBB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
‘ond altogether the
. 3281‘ Assonrnnu'r on
SALE 803838 in Fair-
lold county. Parties
wanting any kind of o
.Borso, can be suited
3382. All Horses sold
~ by this establishment
pro wannsnrsn.
N]. H. I’ARSON S.
Bfiyllilfll ilillll Fllll.
HALE’S __.
COUGH BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
NORWAIJC, CONN.
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire letting, Willill Ware, Etc
”—090“ A
,w. r. flrlttri,
m.
MUSIC II A LI. BLOCK.
WAGON§
New and secondhand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
min? TILLY.
ll. llllKLYl & Sill,
Ines-on to C. B. DsKLYN.
51 Washington Street, South Norwallt
27 Main Street Norwallt.
lint-Clair Balers, inrirctr’rrrr
And Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended 'l‘o.
Gm", lifl W I 01le.
Bennett it Hosted,
88 lain 8t., 30. Norwslk.
‘itats, Fist, llrstrrs,
lrtltr, installer, Poultry, lie
or an arm ls run Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA"
llml‘l'l'. I!) [.8 sum.
030808 I]. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
lies Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwaik
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
mkafim street. mm
A.. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
mwuomiwe.
"Imus — soars lovwalh.
iii! In Iririe irrr Lift!
u will m
‘0 flu“; UM Tu’” or no, or at
mzmluma sill vs a
stop n so
M'Bhlsss’r'mu
m
trimmer
You will not do
betterthantobuy
the DELAWARE
COUNTY DAIRY
BUTTER. 3,000
pounds sold with
flattering praise
from buyers.
28c pound.
llilrllr l Constant.
ll‘llllllll a Hill
WHILE YOU CAN.
woo—w
Now is your opp—.rtuniiy to retures lot on your
own terms. and at prime w l» hin your rear h. 'lhor-e
Lots on mwnries Avenue. 50 lost trout and 126 hot
“P.
For $300 to $350.
Arethc cheapest lots now otiarcd within the city
limits Chesuhvcsuve they need no grading. are
imutsfoot hi her than the street -lch Hill Inn
gravel bottom. nsuvi: g healthy building sites
Why go outside the city limits and pay more. or
as much for a lot as you can buy trim.- where you
get all the city improvements with good road.-.
No Bridge to Cross:
No lllll lo Climb:
Always Accessible!
Take a walk down Woodward avenue, assure
yourve'l that these lots are a bsruin, and will oer
isiuiy advances in price every year.
—-—-—4oo-
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ’S. ,,
SPECIAL Sill.
lli Trimmed Hair and Barnett
Which we are ofleriug at extremely low prices
Elegantly Trimmed Blark Velvet Toqnes and
turbo”. Si, former price 15
Black Velvet litre beautifully trimmed with
Feather! and Jet 35, firmer! no
Black Beaver lists. trimm with Ostrich chth
erv .mm :4 up
This led bonaflde sale Ladies or“ do well to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
llllS. W. F ”Bill
3 WATER STREET,
llllll llll Slll
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices l
The Best tioods lor
the Least Ioney
»——AT~—~
l. S. BROWN’S
B00'I‘ & SINK STORE,
Clark 8 Lane’s Bloch
as. will VHS".
8. 1:. emu.
SECIlIlIl-Hillll llilllil'l'lll.
Household Goods of All Kinds.
”WW...“
cosh Paid for Ooods or Sold 0:
commission.
W
No. 22 NORTH IAIN BTEET,
an a- sotmr trolwau
I'D!!! I).
DA! IOAVIDOIR. 0? omt 0'! 1‘0".
tho ghosillweigm'em “than
ion nth. All work
*0...“qu
t
The Holiday trade
is over. We had our
share, and now want
to interest you in our
regular Drug Stock.
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Stcck,
Low Prices.
.— .. ...
Plaistoil’s Cough
Remedy is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.
As a Blood Purifier
l’laisted’s Sursaparilla
has no equal.
Plrlll'l'llll.
DRUGGIST.
43 WASHINGTON SIREET.
Star Safety Razor.
Wdrrantedioglvenammih
and I: miormn r shave The
Rum lur trill? out and net-
vous permits You Can alive
in rherrark with it A an at
lllvr‘nlloir. which Ichdrrs
slim-rm nn elsy and conven-
ient usury. and obviatas nil
dung-rot cutting the race.
Wurantr-(i to shave clean.
Time and moneyvavui De-
lays in humor shop- worded.
It is currently .d‘iplrd lo
the ugulsud young; and is
lndlrp. (Willie tr) Ulvclvil by
lowland by-ea; (0 minus
and p-rmm c mp‘ng om;
tothe induwnt and :he in; rum“. to the man who
wshrnsquvk above and him Whiter skin is tut
tcrder to wiimrt of the upp-lca'ion or the orrtlrriry
razor. Once rrmi. you will now: he w thou: rt
FOR SALE liY
lllllllllll & fill.
MI’DER'S BLOCK.
Mill Hill!
Fall Styles.
hollnndulhdoolonof
Still and Soft Hats, Hllk lists.
Boy‘s lists and Caps, crush flats for men and
boys. Nutrla soft lists for men at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
l’orllculnr attention pill" to
"sing, Cleaning and Ironins
‘III Ills" ~99
Wall Papers,
Finest and urges! Assortment
in this city.
Pine line of our. on 95 cents 3
double roll.
boo the combination elvolr and
stop ladder, only .100.
Aril-Is’ Materials.
Mounted on nuclei-en.
Pnlntloo, Paper [longing and
Colclmlolws.
L. H. DECKE R,
79 Washington Strut,
South Norwalk.
sung ii" is mono-obs" Pic-n mdd’ i"
am; or m, in A»... l'rt". AM'M
In", and Jim. Moron. I'Ilvvl'w ““5“
en mi. tirhnnnniwlnnlwril. N luv
you! rim rm our em.” a
in, no undo tin work sod ii"
tlnwrs, won-m yaw an. new is;
room mortally motor from“ in
sshan ev. "$10.3
so." so Ir r-
m 2:...
, “lino sows m "'-
..um..c..&=t.rfinm.ur
neat.
onetdllll HEBREW“.
CIRV”
“ strum nonmetal uvrmmu summon.
—._._.__..
0' (no.
New “York, New llavcn
and Hartford it. it.
0mm Ill, 1090-
miss LEAVE sown lioliWALl A! 10L-
LOWE:
10s but You A I ~5itll {except Honda‘s) rs
5:46tl,§:Wi c ex” 6:55am 7zzasc.7:ao~s.l:firx,
mo roe es. 9:0. as , 9:80 at: 10:" ex tin.
lot rs Eli -l2:4vll l:o~u.,l:l0nx.il: veto
titaratord express trim nisrnliwd. I:&. {:10 a .
5:07 we. to Utamln rd, 5:!) es. 5:50“ twex , 0:“
so 7:5! as. litli ac . 10:13 so" no: a m.. Dannie]
ton earn-s. Bundays—h: e u. , 5:46 ex ,mose
P. I 434 so. 7mm. mm as.
For: how navlrr A ll ulzthx. drum, me
so, 8:50 we 9: flex . ilk“ uc l’l —r::oo es.,
um u . lzlflac .21"!!! ,4:25sc.,5: file 123* .
Tiber"? ”small-mom so. ilWAd exam
as mus- ss. sundays~1£dac., 9iisc.,sm;
Gullah. p.ru.
i'olt iianrroltn. art—n it) as, ii iii en, roar
ac. i'.\i «tumor . l Wu , lilac , 7 .5 and“
so. ii 0721.. V22!“ mes.
You rrsmrrisw. A ll 4m) ac 9:!6 ex,
itksiue r I -l'4:ii9et , iztiucflnhsx ,tl;l ar
“:0." (us-pr V-uitday morning between New liner
and mirtnuilwld) In
Fort Bones All «Ltd or. trim l'llmyo line)
i' M wl'liwtx (via nprrngrlr rd), Wit-x (vts rim—
fovd l
LEAVE NKW YORK,
Port sort" Newman. A l-t Oi ox . sot-c
Tillur'. nitric: 90m“. “0011 linear. icon
moo ex i' M—l‘lfl! nc,iw v: sounder»
tx,31t)er..vlolt-a,illiix.btucx,tlo‘tex.'.‘ili
ac.t90lm:.'.i:!)ui ct .nirdoc.l2t)dmrdnt mu
nundaysvool .c ,7 30M: . no: so, will) at nighi
illllISA'l‘llNlC BAILMAD.
llaNllUl" & MOBIL“ ”Infill”.
Convicted chher 2!. 1m
LEAVKEOUI'E NORWALK All FOLLOWE:
For: litanr'uv. A. [—63% it'll. l’. I ~ittii
1105;110:115 lib-25 i~ur.ri:tyr-lt::tism..ii:'2trm
Fm; W roux Pom 4 ”4:56 9:27 likh'i
P. nr.~ 10.4100, 6.23.815 ivzihi nundsy—iloi
a. m, ..:0'.lp m.
LEAVE NORWALK.
Port Dasat'nv A I 43:41.921. P. It —i'."8.
216, .5 it. it 33,10 tr: Mindoro—ii 30 a m. 6 .67 p in.
[Fort oorrrrr Norms”: Arm 5 rims Pom-r- A m,
—7 31, 8 l7 moo l’ M ‘1237, 409 621.300 947,
Sundays—eel 1'.) n. in , 0 09 p m.
LEAVE DAhBUitY.
A H.415. 730i 906
P. it-Jl ll) boo. Sundays— one a. m .505
Main Line.
LRAVti BRIDGBPORT.
You l'r-r‘rsrrrr.» A ll ~7 than. ; 1000. are ;
:mro, mix; into mix A M —4.'.tl ex ', ow
through ass , '7 in nrindnys—T 36 o. in, mail
tildes tnly so far to (ltelt Burringion.
lulfl’illll’ a- (or s:- New Milton.
WI. ii. ammo. Vin,- i’rw‘t s Olen'l ‘tLii'i
W. K. bros. tint:
A W Ptrnru- I v V't‘N'l w-v ‘\y' "V'flm‘ri-
' 01.0 no nutrient:
on not turn in
For: Surf“ Know All;
it h
p. in.
South Norwaik
~—-—-AND—-——~
Norwalk, Ct
Til 8 PBOPBLLIRS
Will 'esve Pier 23. Earl llivrr workman aria-t.
sew 'Itil'h al 5 p m., \nlurtll’lnl 2 p m.)
ti'r- lshr rm ivrd from 7a m :05 p in
Browning malnour- Norwslh at 5 p m.snd
Sm h Nurwellt M r}: .0 p m
mitt!“ rrkr'tr 'rmrr run-l it f’r'lVlPt‘l (Of Ill
the [January :l'll‘l Norwrtiit and she-pong
st malty reduced intro.
llpon appl (Ilium iongwim ii» (‘itv 0! Norm“
and Birgit-will he sail for rp il-l lol- or intuit
anywhere in New lurk in ll! -trrv llv
WAilpvmmau't’ (mind tmn'rng any of tlr.
empioyeeso! the boots of mu line on scars c n'
the 0mm: than-mi, rift
FU NITURE.
GREAT strains.
DAVID STOW
80. MAIN STREET,
Will. rirrrer‘rrrn.
P L U M Bl N G ,
lll ill Sllll llilll llllll,
Hot Air Heating,
into on
.man:
Stoves and Ranges.
hole agents for all of the
Barrier rattan: it’s Strrialller
50 South Main Street.
MI)?" NI’BWILI‘. - C03!
so. u" casino;
incl) Wasor .vroo‘.
(M of Book). - Bill DUI/PORT. con
Pure i sod. ll: 4: soil (Yaimttsmijotsqwm
so», Esta, Home Rain, Tenn. let M, ,
qsod everything needed about. a bus Mr .
t “milled Inst-ermllnirsd tit-Isa
rinsi- new is, rim; and fix: w. arr
them- hrsdvpurrm or brooms
sud own DesInw‘ mpptlss. rm L’sloh’nled
mid lopertor lsnlltsi, is still warm
with It» molested hold; i are um ,
fluids: dessdvsry mt outlined-hos
of immsny “use by mail tor “.15..
Telephone.
New York Prices.
Hover linden-old
sum fill-WA“ IA'I!“ BA]!
t
”Washington Its-st.
walloflyfm'blls... “fro-Ito! .I
an nMWM’OmL '
'lolw-tslmnllspsllo
shill!
J flit-z
Mir. mm In. ssa‘hos
SHAWN!” BBB PALS! TEETH.
m
lolho Immune-3st sod llov Ills.
trssswss Oonssqsoosly rots-sol.
Tho Bridgeport Farmer tells of an
astonishing «Shibltioo oi the power of
lmssiustlon which happened In that city
at 0 o'clock the other morning. A Ill!
Parry keeps a boarding house on Walls
street. At the hour mentioned, on or
on boarders was suddenly swshsusd to
and has landlady at his Molds with her
cheeks blanched. her eyes bulging, and
her term trembling iron) head to too: In
s psroxysm oi terror. ”Run for the
doctor! Run for the doctor! Bring all
the doctors you can lied! l'vr- swallowed
my false teeth!” said the terrified woman
in troubled accents. “Oh! Oh! I shall
die, I know I shall!"
Bite had no sooner made this outcry
than she doubled up as if in luleusr
agony. and gave vent to s succession ot
piercing shrieks that in s few moments
nsd thoroquiy aroused every boarder
and brought them to her side.
Two of the boarders rushed with all
possible speed for a physician and shortly
rrlutm‘d With two. The young woman
was by this time nearly uncorrected»
with (right, and was rolling upon the
lord as it in mortal distress. She answer
ed lbw physicians’ questions by saying
that when she retired last night she (or
not to remove (rem her mouth a plate
containing two false teeth, mud upon
awakening this morning round that she
had swallowed them. She indicated
that portion of her anatomy in which
an» felt the most pain and described her
suflerrngs as unbearable. The physi
crane, after a careful examination wer.
unable to find any Indication of her haw-
rng swallowed the teeth, and so told her
‘the persisted that such Was the loci,
however, and as her suflertngs appeared
to be, genuine, the doctors decided that
of they did not perform an operation the
patient would die of fright. It was ac
cordmgiy decided to resort to tracttmv
many.
The medical men had got their inuru
mentsin readiness and approached the
Md for the purwse oi administering
ether to the patient, when one of them
niruclr some ubjrct that was lying on Ihr
floor with the toe of his shoe. Looking
down he saw, lying under the bed, the
missing teeth. lir- plcko-d them up and,
allowing them to Miss Perry, asked h-r
if they were not the altos shr- thought
«he had swallowui. The woman, who
was just lapstog Into unconsciousness,
openrd her eyes and sat up as if she had
received an electric shock. The (‘prer-
sum of rnteune joy that overppresd her
countenance when she realized that
they were the teeth that she had brltev-
o-d to be to her stomach was amusing tr-
ibe- extreme, as was also the suddcnms-
with which all pain vanished. All baud~
enjoyed a hearty laugh and Miss Perry
will doubtless in the lntnre rake cur,
tobernore sure of those things which
she may be inclined to at first regntd an
cutarnties.
[0].” l.\ A USE 0|! Till).
Honors Worthy o! loosloo Iron ivory
Quarter ol Connections
Merriam post, 0. A. R . oi Merrdrn,
has a fund of ”0,000 at interest, raiser)
from fairs.
Coolie Rinaldo, the magnificent re-i-
deuce at Newtowo recently destroy. d
by fire, In to be rebuilt.
Bommes & Brirz, a firm of Bridgeport
butchers, will give away 1,000 pounds -.I
gout beet to poor people to marrow at
“40000.
Five members of the Hartford (.‘rty
Guard are to be tried by court martial
to-nrght for Impertruence to officers and
unsoldierly conduct.
Colonel w. H. Stevenson says that it
who not at all In probable that the I) vrby
mod would be extended to sv-ymour m
the near Inture~perhapu this year.
Albert Turner, o [armor and can!»
dealer of Newtown, committed suicide
lsst night by hanging In his born. D.»
mestrc troubles and in health temporar-
ily deranged his mind, lie was quite
wealthy.
In digging a cellar six miles southwest
at Norwich a day or two ago, David A
and 8. II. Johnson unearthed a [Olld ball
of snakes live fort beneath the surface
if the ground. Tbry killed forty three
biack and two milk snakes, whose hodns
just filled a bushel basket. The snakes
were from three to six lees long
An overheated stove in W. E. Hayer'n
meat market, Brewster. set fire to the
building at so early hour yesterday
morning. Twenty five guests in the
South East house adjoining had s nsr
row escape from death. The house was
destroyed and the flames spread to s
livery stable. A three story brick block,
owned by B. B. Fowler, was gutted.
The loss in ”5,000; Insurance 015,000.
No Barman (or lbsltoo.
Judge Robinson yesterday rendered his
decision in the mandamus proceedings
brought in behalf of John 1’. Donovan,
oi Shelton, to compel the county con»
misslooers to grant him a license. The
judge sustains the demurrer and the
license to refused. The ground upon
which the sppllcslioo was made was
that the ballots [or and against license
were plsced in the trfllolsl envelope while
they should have been placed in upstate
ones and to s dtflsreut box according to
the new ballot low.
Agni-st lawns onlor.
A decision, finding no error. has been
handed down by instrument." or
Errors, in the ease of tho Fairlield Coon
ty Bar against Lawyer Taylor, oi Dau-
bory. The Bar brought document pro
endings uproot it. Taylor for alleged
professional lrrsgulrmtros. and the Do-
perior Court amended him tron prac-
tice. new to the Sopranos court
which also decides against him.
"firm of my cows have stopped giv-
ing milk. and four of my customers
have dosbIrd their orders," said the milk-
mso. "You sppear to is sought short.
You writ In [mood to ma,” said his
son,wko was assfluboyon Walt
strut.
IHDAY, JAN, W Y
ill. tent.
CHARGED WITH A CRIME.
George w. Deiarnater Accused
of Embezziing $30,000.
um IN $10,000 BAIL FOR COURT.
The Comptalat Was Made by tho Board
of County Commissioners at Dis-drills, '
P... Ind Brow (lot o! tho Boos-rt. Isl]-
on o! Del-motor I (14).
Murmur, Pa, Jan. tit—A great sensa-
tion was caused in this city last evening
when Delamator & Co, (including George
W. Delamater, late Republican candidate
[or governor.) hunters, who assigned re.
oeutiy, were summoned before an older-
man charged with embezzlement. The
complaint was made by the outgoing board
of county commissioners, who charge Dela-
matcr & Co. with the embezzlement of up-
ward of will!) of county funds, having re-
ceived the deposits oi the county treasurer
while knowing themselves to be insolvent
and converting the some to their own use.
They l'loariml Not Guilty.
A plea of not guilty wss entered and a
hearing waived. Bands were given by each
oi the defendants in the sum of $10,000, ior
their appearance nt the February tcrnr of
court.
Makes It a Misdemeanor.
The Arrest» were made under the act of
1889. That act "mites it n misdemeanor
(or an insolvent bank or banker to receive
money on deposrt, The err-commissioners
declare that from July 1 to Dec. 1 the firm
received large amounts of county money
on deposit. The county is a heavy loser
by the failure, and they think it is due to
the taxpayers that a thorough investiga-
tlou be made.
What Mr. llvlamrster Soyo.
George “'ullrtce Mlalumter said in an in-
tcrvievv that he Would present his odor of
a compromise to the creditors at the meet-
ing set ior today. lie said he knew that
arrest would come sooner or later, and he
did not seem in the least worried by it.
Two of the ex-rtomrnissioners who have
caused the arrest, llertry P. Morley and
\Vaiter ll Lindsay, are Republicans. hlr.
Bailey, tire Dermmraric member, also up
proves the action. They have employed
the ex-attomt-y of tire old board, George I".
Davenport, to mmiucr the prosecution.
”turban-d at the Showing.
Some surprise was expressed because
Victor M. Delnmnter, the i‘rlallit'l’. was not
arrested, but. the complainants say they
are after the principals. They hove exnnr
ined the appraiser’s trait of resets, and say
that. reckoning all the assets of the bank
at. face value or cost, there is sit in long
gap between the sum total of the liabili-
ties and the assets.
They rrre exceedingly displeu-erl at the
condition of the county's account with the
bank, became thcy had warned the treas-
urer, Henry M. M. little. a nephew of the
Delamaters. that he must pay the county's
orders, and not allow the county's large
creditors, like the state iren~urer and the
Warren insane asylum, to go without their
money when there vvris plenty of money in
the treasury to pay them.
Another Prwrnllun Prob-bio.
It is likely there will be another-prosecu-
tion from the same source on account of a
deposit to the ere-ii: of the county which
do» not appear on the boon o! the
bunk. A mini well informed as to the
bank's history, estirrrates that in the
year 1573, when the lleirrrunters started}
they were vvortii in their-own right. not
less than with». They lmd when they
failed Ol'rr norm) of their depositors'
nwney. 'l'lrr rrrilrvrilunl members one not
less than $2.1M”), which they have bor-
rowed. Tim is over mui above the collar»
oral put up. This all amounts tnslx” ,-
ill). To show {or this they have property ,
which, all told, 1'4 estirurited at full cost at
3750.0“).
STABBED BV HIS SON.
Millionaire .Vlnurr, of llrrrlishurg, PL.
Art-mulled will! I lllltr-hs-r Kalb.
Giti:l>:xsrti'l:t., l’:r., Jan ll',“‘.'0l. J. W.
Moore, :‘m- nrrilrouzirre (Hill and coke Opel"
ator UK this plili‘r’, Wm. :tlillrini. iiitnliy stab-
bul lust. night “tilt z. l)lli.('lil‘l' knife, in the
bands of lilo Hull lirrt. Tl”! two were in
thesittrrrg morn of M r. hirmre‘s house when
Bert smith-lily altui‘ltml lll‘ father with a
kniie, cutting; ll deep rush in his left side,
A neighbor- in ho was pie-«trig by heard the
horse flilil running in caught lit-rt and held
him until iii.» police came, when he WM
taken to jrtll
A pliynlt’lltn was sent for,who dressed
Col. Munro's vii-numb which, though bleed-
ing proitrwly, the duct-Ir ibiulu will not
prove fntnl. The crime of Brit's not is not
known. He has been leading a rather wild
life of into run! was intoxicated or the time.
Ex-vonolor Wollrsro’s Fall-re.
HAImlelil'irn, Pit, .ian lil.——'l‘lrr story
that the Insignfl" of w; Svimlur Wallace
bud not iiieul a bond and tho: the sherifl
would sell his real t'hittit', crflilfll great.
surprise in this city. 0m- oi the assigns"
said there was no truth in the story, and
that the assignm would tile their bond
within the time prescribed by the law.
Therein estate belonging to Mr. Wallace
will besoiriort Jim. It). but thin in for the
purpose of expediting the Mlllemem of
his estate and to control ita "ratings-merit
by Mr. Wallace lrrmseli. it is genersily
believed lleretlmt tho t'l-wnnlor will pay
all hinrlebtu in (oil and have a surplus left.
A (Kid's Ilnvrlblo Vale.
NEW 'i'uurt, .i.m. l0 . Juror-its Wiltrrblre,
l‘l years will, ertlwr it'll or jumped truth the
third story window of her residence, at 45
Cherry street, and was taken to the hos-
pital in a «lying condition. An cxamlnr
lion showed that the girl had struck on
her iorelrenvl, dining in the irontsl hour.
fracturing the ~kllil nuil brrnhluglbr boss
in two plot-wt. A compound comminlited
fracture oi Imth arms was found, unwell
as a «intonation or both ahoirlriers and a
compound cmirmimrml (mime of the
right leg, bur-loo internal injuries.
flows" to o Bostno llolol.
litmus, Jim. to .._ i‘irv broke out in the
oflloe oi the Ifrmtivml house. corner of
Broltle street mni Scrllly' square, at 3J5
Friday morning. moving a loss of neural
thorn-nod tlnllitr‘. The piano was given
to tho gtirsir- almost instantly, and all so
apart portly armed. One man jumped
through a mun-i story window on the
Bronte sin-oi side. and was severely lu-
jorotk “w mus-o of the tire is unknown.
The nee-on loom-i several use jets turned
on, but fire gas was not lighted.
no 9"". Artists lulu-d.
Imrms. .lntt. tit—Tire queen has sent
mmMr. ilnilrmr for the irish distress
fund. Air. itmhsrmhlnoellor of the u-
shsqosr, has contributed sroo. The lund
low amounts to him.
l
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JOHN DILLON SAILB.
lo ls Roper-I bot Hot. (lost-loot hot
Ireland’s “(In Will Ind.
N" YORK, Jan. 10.-—John Dillon last
night bonded the French ship Lo Gab
sogne. which sailed today iot- Ham. His
iellow envoy, T. P. O'Connor, and Patrick
Gleason, Joseph Ryan. John A. German
and other utemhsrsoi the municipal coun-
cil of the Irish National league, accom-
panied him to the ship. As he bade them
farewell, he said: “I am hopeful, but not
confident. There lsbnt one hope oi sav—
ing the Irish movement. and that in in an
arrangement by which the irish party can
be reunited. ii the struggle between Mr.
Parnell and the majority of the Irish party
be prolonged, it will matter very little
which side finally gets the better of the
other, tor the national cause would bolost.
his then plainly the duty of everylrish-
man who values the Irish cause above the
personal feelings oi individuals to see that
the pr sent truce is not broken so long as
there remains a hope of saving Ireland
from ruinous inctions i believe that lrlsh
people all over the world will bitterly
condemn that man who first. breaks the
truce.”
T. P. O'Connor said Sir. Dillon and irim~
soil were in lull accord. [is had given
Mr Dillon bin opinion in writing. He
would remain in New York for "to or
'three weeks more, but it O‘Brien and
lDillon thought his presence in Europe
would contribute anything toward re—
union oi (lie party, he would leave before
then. it is widths chief dillicuity in the
way 0! a reunion is the question of the
selection oin. leader in the place of Mr.
MCCarthy, whose followers are ready
.to throw him over provided his snc~
‘ - . .
cessor is nominated in A regular way and '
‘ elected by the party as rt whole. Mr. Par-
, hell is not satisfied with this and insists
on the nomination of 1: leader being left
I entirely in his hands.
Warrants [or (P'Brieu.
Dt’lttl‘x, Jnn. lit—in consequence of the
, report front France that William O'Brien
Ipropows returning to England shortly,
. the authorities are issuing Warrants for
O'Brieri’s arrest. and sending them to all
ports on the British and irish coast where
It is thought he will be likely to land. The
Evening Telegraph says that the govern-
l mom has issued nearly mo duplicate war-
? mitts for tl'ilrien's arrest.
r An lrrslr rrrenrher of parliament said
: today: "The wirrtiorr oi the lrisir trouble
l isentirvly‘ in tire hnrni~ olJristin Md'nrthy.
and there is lintluulri that Mr. McCarthy
will do what is best (or his or dry, it'-
| respective of personal feelings. [let the
arrangement Mr. O'Brien will probably
‘12th to America and resume his iorrr
: with the added cclnt of lrish leadership.
and of having put an end to tlieirttrrnectrre
1 Conflict."
A LULL IN THE STORM.
Both Portico Auditing a Legal Decision
in Hartford.
. il.trrrroi:r>. Jan, ln."-:\ll rm. quiet about
l the capitol yesterday. The politicians are
, waiting for the supreme corrrt'sriecision
l regurtlint: the “for" ballots. Judge llaii.
l of the supreme court, has already declared
‘, them illegal. It the supreme court sus-
l tnins the decision, the Democratic can-
didates will be seated. If, on the other
band, it is reversed, the election of rt rzov-
i ernor will be left to the groom] assembly,
. The serrate is llr-rrmcrntiv and the lower
house Rrpillllllfan, which renders it ex-
} tremely improbable that they can agree
I on n gnwmor, in the event of the matter
‘ being: referred to the legislature it looks
if Morgan G, Bulimia}: the present incum—
bent, who is rt Republican. would limit!
over two years more.
This would be mirth more gratifying to
the Republicans oi the state than the elec-
tion of Judge Morris, the present Demo
cratic candidate. Governor Bullreisy is
still in the gubernatorial chair exercising
the prerogatives of the otTice. It is known
. that a number of Democratic candidates
for state ofiices were in favor of being
sworn in by the Democratic senate yester-
day, and then formally demanding the re
tirement of the present incumbents. The
senate has now adjourned until next Tues
day and the house until Jan. El, 90 no ac-
tion will be taken for some time yet. The
sitimiinn is unsatisfactory to the people of
the entire store. and the politicians rm both
sides are being freely criticised.
A New Labor Orzonlzratlun.
ALBANY, S. Y.. Jan ill—Tire tiling ofa
certificate of incorporation in the secretary
at state's office yesterday rnnrkeii theor-
gnntutrori old new lsrimr hotly in oppo-
sition to the Knight-t of Labor and the
State's Trades A~srrrrhly The new organ-
isation is culled the New York State
\\'0rltint;nreu's Alliance, its main object is
thus announced: “We'lreiievu irr thedoc—
trinc of equal rights to oil and spccinl
privileges to none. We believe that tax-
atiuri, nationrsi or state. should not be
used tobrrild up one interest or class at
thr- cxpvrrs-e of another " The principal
others are to be in New Yuri; ('ii)’, and the
dih-(‘itth, for one your, ill’i' John (freigh-
ton, llrttry Sm", Frank Writers and An
.tmw ('riry, of New York, and Andrew 0.
milflflld. of Orllvego county.
In the Moon.
Wssllrxii'mrt, Jim. i0. --’l'lur house pulled
the bill to oritlmrize Oklahoma City to
issue tmu-ln {or it rniirond right of way
through the city. The entire aftcmoon
won Avpr‘li! rtelmttmz iwltlmut action; a bill
for lllt' N‘llrf oi the (.Ittizeirs' Bank oi hunt»
inrm, growing our oi the m-rzure and cov»
rrirri: into the l'uiiml Slate-o treasury”!
certain timiwyrt of the bank by Gill). llrttler.
The irirtnrrttl involved is within», The
mrmunvgzivr rmeiu quite Ir lmru discus.
sinrr, it bring advocated by Maseru. lll'itrrh-
artl and llmttter tint.) and opposed by Mr.
'nulmlvi ( \i‘i-r innit Mr. iirosvennrti).)
(no. Devon-ans Resigns.
Martins, lml., .lrm. iii-wit in understood
Gen. llovcremrx. governor of the Soiiliera’
home here, has resigned. lle rernrwwl hit.
elrtzls from the home on Monday lwfore
leaving lur Cincinnati to flllt'ilil the wnl~
tliuu ol histlmruirtrr. A lli‘ip’tlt'll lusts just
been repaired from l’l'eoltli'ltt Franklin, oi
the nullonrsl board Hf tin-ringers, unit-rune
lag the appointment M (7an J. ll. Chap
nun, who! has been treasurer of the home.
Nothing ilelirtlte can be learned an to the
eotw: oi the change.
A llnlsldo It humor-tor.
humerm 1%., Jim, to. «Utilities li.
lies» murmured utiioivlr- by l'lliilliu his
lhmol aml stabbing humor” in tin-left
breast nint- lirnm No crime is known for
tho suicide. lie want It wholesale oyster
dealer and was well lirmvvn in this visit»
lly. lie lesvcs is evident and live children.
A Rbmfisr lllown lip.
MCI". l’s.. Jan. mengme new, a
stream employed by the High Explosive
company. of Oil City, was blown to pieces
at the magazine yesterday. it is supposed
that in loading be struck two cans together.
l ll- wss married and loam three children.
rm: sunrtus Prune up. 4
It Continues to increase Despite
Heavy Expenditures.
THE REV ENI'I'I (lliilll' IN“ GREAT“
Tho McKinley Torin llill Rooms in flovo
tho Effect of hweiliu; lt—floro Bonds
Ilny Its Purchased to lino tbs floooy
lurker-To Enlarge tho While Ilnnso.
Wasrrrno'rox, Jnu. 10.~‘l‘he treasury
surplus is nguin first piling up and at the
close of business yester'uy was 818,000.“.
Since the first oi the year, despite the
heavy payments on account at pensions
and interest, the receipts have largely
exceeded the expenditures, and as I M
Bolt the surplus rin'riy increment. The [not
that money is easier in New York and
elsewhere has much to do in swelling the
Iurplua, as merchants are taking out
goods from the custom houses, which
heretofore they how not done. The to
oeipts from customs rlrri ies have increased
more largely in proportion than the ra—
ceipts from internal revenue sources.
The McKinley Illli Increases [love-suds.
Since the beginning of the fiscal year
the treasury department has purchased
more than trunnion) of 4 and 4% per cent.
bonds, and if the surplus continues to in-
creases it is not improbable that Secretary
\i'indom will find the uvrrnl outlet for
mom-y in the irrrtlrnr purchase of bonds.
The eii‘uctoi the McKinley tariii bill on
the l’I'Vr‘Illit‘S is no: yet eloar‘y shown, but
it now appears that it will have the eflect
of increasing them.
In the Senate.
“'Asrrrxr.'rux,.larr. lit—The senate passed
the irouseb'rll to relieve Maj, Whom and
house bill providing for rm additional dlv
socizite justice of the supreme court of
Arrzouri. Conferenci- repru‘lr‘ on bills for
buildings lit Yrrrrri:~io.\'rr. 0.; Lewiston,
Mes. Hoverhill. .‘lfln.~,, and Fort Dodge,
lin. Were agreed to. Messrs. Blackburn
and Morgan addressed the senate on the
financial bill.
Mr. [lliil’l‘illill‘il said he hurl no objection
to the iorrr'tir section of the bill so far as it
provided iorrtrrari-irifnri of two hundred
million to the circulation, but he joined
in tire pr-lie-vl thus it w ..-i a device on the
part of tire llmiltt‘“(filillllllltetl looking to
the perpetuation or at banking system
that itrul lifrrl :rir'wnziy il-lullll'll. He ob-
jected to ill“ bill of the linzrrrce t'rrirrmittee
breathe it tell nlltli‘l of tire demands of the
people. The rigipnitetits of free coinage
might rely on tlir‘ \cin grower oi the presi—
dent, but. that would prove who a vain
l reliance.
i The l'l‘t’~ltl0‘ltl lit-(led.
r The presiderr' rim—M not furnish them
with that veto Muir-s lie was prepared to
Sign the (loath warrant of a pony already
doomed. lirrt even if the president did
veto titeliill. that \zorriil not save them.
The death knell oi' the pro-rent congress,
l be thanked (lad, would soon be rung. and
1 then would come :trrotlrer congress whose
l burr-re oi l‘epl‘cvielrtitiives would give free
,coinage to the American people, even by
‘the vote require-i by the constitution to
pass it over the pre~trlon"~r veto, and the
senate would with ill' in that action. This,
With him, was not ;r. party question, for be
bad rierrorrrrcetl ilic anti-silver policy of
'every ulllltliilsirziiidll for the last twenty
years. Mr, (‘levt'lauri‘s :uli:rirti~lr:rti0n was
just am :trrrerm 'o [rtr‘rlll41lsllltlntl censure
{H hrui been lihtl‘vllcct'xwi'i'n Hilll its succesr
our,
)Irsatrr oi tlu- Finnna‘e \Vovld.
Mr. Morgan, in speaking of the product
0! American mines in prld and silver
(monorail ill ieri years), risked whatulba
government in the world could point too
better security {or the redemption of its
promises, public or privrrte. It mlghtbe
assumed that over snowmen would be
taken from Arrrericnrr writes in the next
ten years. An issue of circulation of 81, Q
or B to SI oi gold or .‘lllVi’r would be an ab-
solutely safe circulation. Then there would
beestnblished rt policy whirb, it utilized
and employed in tit-winning the, iii-anili-
cent resources of tiremrriiiry, its industries
and its commerce, would make the United
States tile muster of the World on the ques-
tion of finance.
Speaker [Ks-ml on the "fiilyer Pool."
‘VASIHNIJ'HV, .lr‘lll It) «The house com—
mittee on rules has rr Ii mule a report yet
on the llmkery D'uliirlt’rtrr to investigate
the charge that there was a silver pool last
summer. Speaker iti'mi mid to n reporter
yesterday tlrnt the (‘liilllllilir‘t‘ hurl been and
gull were limiting (or something which
would boil warrant for rm investigation;
some point from which to sum. The only
things that turd been got at were some
newnpnper puiiirmtlons giving no author-
ity for the statements, and the declaration
made by Mr. ('nrrrrr-r rrr his speech in the
house on Lllt' silver In” last nonstop, which
no one paid any rttirritioh to rtt the time.
Now Mr. ('Oltttvr, lit? rtrtlrl, was in Brazil
and coilltl not b.- got back here belore con-
gress would in- over. Besides, he said,
then was rrotirmrr to limited”, that Mr,
Corigerlrml rmy pmir'ive information on
the subject. Newspaper titan who had
writteiruimrrt the "purl" lrmi refill-ml to
give rmy irtforirmt'torr or to indicate in any
way when- iitforrrmiinn would be had. Mr.
Real-raid tho! the I-ntiimltteo would be
fully to reroiirmorrri an investigation At
any time there was anything to take hold
of to start on.
'I'u lining-r the Whit- llooasr.
“'AHHVIJHS, Jan to, Air. Stanton] has
introrimeil in the vermin it bill (accompa-
nied by elnbrmtte nrr'ttiwctrtral designs)
for tire erfl'l ion of m. cxiem'ron to the cat
ecttt'iw nttuiwm It provides “that the
ut‘rvinl’y of «into, rim lwt'fl‘llll'y of the
treasury and lllf‘ sw-rrtnry of war be!“
nested in r‘num‘ to lir errr'irul adjacent to
the pro-Nil. l'K’i‘lllll‘i‘ lllllli'llfill and con.
necting therewith nu exit-union of sold
mnrmotr in m mrilmtco with the accomm-
trying pimp, prtrpimorrl lly .‘ll'll. Carolina
Scott "lln‘lmril, to eirrbrar'e the present
"tannin" us it privirtr executive mansion,
enlarged irytlw mlrlrilrm of an executive
ofllce or olilrirtl wing on the west and I
pubiir wing ul’ gallery nl pit'lilrn, historic
relics and art tro-nsrtres rm the must. "all!
counterpart» oi the nrluitml otrurttll'r in
deoiim tin-i i-ntum'tml lirrrewith by collo-
uodes nml lmllwnyu owl an mi south by a
connection rang» or thin rind ubmr strode.
tire! of nyhrmriru :rl chasm". forming on»
utive cormervnmriw ninl Winter gardens;
the whole orclritwirrrui group forming on
inner pnrit nr ant-Inn. ill (I (‘rml not to u.
coed ”fillet”, "
lirwy ('rorhrtl‘s (lrmulsmt Ito-ll.
B’YL’TTnMiT. Ark, .lan. lll,»—l'nl, mill.”
1], Ultn'lwli. "it? all the lrlillliul politicians
ofArltntr-M. and only surviving proud”!
of the lemons Davy i‘muitnil, vlinlbrl"
yestsnlsy. Col. Crockett was about 0
years of age.
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