, "Womoonstnntlyre-
mm lino Home.
suited to all purposes.
You will tlnd the Ill-
Sl'l OOAOBZBS. the
smuoane'rmdne
MAP”! W088!”
and alto other the
new RTIBIT or
BALI senses in rule-
told County. Put-ties
"wanting any kind or a
Horse. can be suited
am. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are 'ABBANTED.
M. H. PARSONS.
nylon nninni Fill.
HALE’S
,counnznhntsnnn
. Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.
f H. R. HALE
NORWAIJI. (3031'.
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
, ROPEmeE,
41mm, lulu Wain, lie
—.~—o”—_ . —.‘.
llmm
IUOIC IllLl. BLOCK.
W
You will not. do
betterthantobuy
the DELAWARE
COUNTY DAIRY
BUTTER. 3.000
pounds sold with
fluttering praise
from buyers.
280 pound.
iiiiln i fliniinni
noun
WHILE YOU CAN.
Howls onroprrtuhltyto rorurea ieton your
owntevmay. shot at prices 'llbhn yourrcath 'lhon
lotson mwuda Memento rel frontaud :26 her
For $300 to 3350.
Are the ehespeetlots now chard within the city
limits (be-hirsute they need no ”.6le
~boutsfonth than the men 'ich not! with
gravel bottom. neuviv g healthy building rite-
Wnygooutaldetheelty .itnuasno pay manor
unueh to alotevyoncsuhoythne where you
get all the city improvements with good roads.
No Bridge to Cross!
No lllll to Climb!
Always Accessible:
Take a walk down Wood's“! avenue. tenure
your-e t that three lots are a bargain. and will at
iaiuly advances in price every year.
”+—
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR k GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ’S.
snnnnnn snnn
ill Tunnel Hat: and Bonus
Which we are dining at extremely low priree
WAGONS
lunar-mum
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Price- to Suit All.
ll. Mill in Sill.
Macho-tun.
‘SlWedduglmsbeebSouihNormll
”Inhibited llorwellt.
initial: Bikini. trunnion
And Ice Cream.
We Prelptiy Attended To.
an“ I” I I Bill".
Bennett in Husled,
18 late 8L, lle. lerwaik.
Innis, iiii, flllllii,
nu insulin. Pilllli, lit
Initiation-treasure.
AT ME AND mm
‘1”. ‘ seem-n
GEORGE ll. BAIIOND,
Furniture Dealer.
leeks“ It All lair eh, llomlli
Alee Installs; Undertaker.
mun-v ...... w
A. Q. FERBIS.
.JEWELER.
m, Watches, Jewelry.
mum-m.
“mun ..
irritation
“" "' £1" ‘a re .-
egg...“
‘ ma"
"mm
llli llli !.
Elapsed Trim-ted Bisrk Velvet Toquee and
-‘ éJorInerpri
Bloch em lists
lawman)“ u, f rarevi 3!
Black Beaver lieu, Man with Outrlrh Path
ere min 14 up
Thla ia a mid: vale Latin will do well to
all before purchasing elsewhere.
IRS. W. FlWlE'l‘T.
3 WATER. STREET.
NORWALK. . CONN.
Boone
‘01..
ALL GRADES
AHD A'l'
Lowest Prices 1
The host Geode lor
the beast Idle}
cc .5.
b'eull'ul‘l; "lulled with
“‘1'...
H. S. BlflWN’S
3001‘ I 81102 STORE”
pint-k b We mock
u. Iteiti stem.
8. e. um.
strain-nun lilil'liiin
Household Goodt of All Kinds.
Oashlalaterueooe
comm
«our»
0
he. 22 IOITII IAII STEEL
C. smewoswaou.
n. .. nymph]
.y Jr's-W. i l... ham,
.. u. a. v no n. on we re-
in. the . .. “mum
-v at in. nu.»- .uta.‘ .. ”your!
- l alternated n»- l/rwvyevtst
"in your” «me-wet balsa .
mum one
o
The Holida trade
is over. We our
share, and now want
to interest you in our
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Stock,
Low Prices.
"90. .
Plaisted’s Cough
Remedy is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.
As a Blood Purifier
Plaisted’s Sarsaparilla
has no equal.
Pllll'l'llll.
DRUGGIST.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
Star Safely Razor.
Wnrranted togivesennooth
and comfort» a above The
linear for buried and nor-
vous perverts You an ehvc
nu anIlk oith it A In an
lerIlUOtv. whvch nuan-
»haviv 2 an easy and conven-
ient uxury. lad ohriatu all
deuwrnl cutllh the lace.
W‘rraoted .o s ve clean.
Time and myFI'Id De-
lays in barber shop .vondcn.
It is e-pectaliy Idoplvd to
thread and young; and tr
min-p. unable to ant-ins by
land and bynee; no unions
and venous c unplug out;
to the lMu-rlll and the remnant; m the man who
want-aqua shave and hue whose all» Is to.
tender to «dinitof the-pp lceilon of the orfllnuy
rotor. One: need, you will never be without it.
l'l‘ Ell'l‘llll 8: (20.,
lull) if LAUDZR'B BLOCK.
HATS! HATS!
Fall Styles.
hula-beanieotoreot
Btlfl and Soil llate, llllk flats.
Infill-sad mere-h Islet-arms“
here. Nunaenttllateforntenat
KNAPP’S,
01 Washington St.
l'nrtlewlnr attention paid to
"king, mooning and Ironing
dell [Ines afl
Wall Papers,
Pine-rt and large“ Arson-cut
ta aura my.
M "or of time at 95 cents a
double roll.
loo the ”bluntin- choir-ltd
atop loader, only 90....
Artists’ “mortals.
Ion-ted on stretch-we.
Pal vino Paper Ila-mg and
CM.
L. H. DECKER,
79 William Sinai,
South Nor-walk.
'08 BALI BY
1
CDIVID
Um llnfo mmuummu
"53-403 Plllll'lll‘r‘”oa..
regular Drug Stock. .
. flYflNlflfl .
New York, New lieu-n
end llurtford it. it,
ocular: is, use.
more nave IlW'rtl menu u 10!;
MI:
70s ”when; it I ~hrlt (aw Honda's)
Maxim e rs.,w-e.7:uet.7:ahrn.e .
lane a. I vex. liar tom :1 It:
heel r ”sawmill
ill a... flashing-
tas excuse ragga»- ox, launcher.
P.I~¢lue. 7 menu.
new navel Alt-latex. 6: Dee. 'lzl
ac cue-c e: um. tour so. rat—nerd n..
Infotainment“ ,tdbee..tlvbec.dnse,.
7 then." fine .Ullllc June. lWl'M menu
ac lineman. heudaye—‘lteae..mec..an-.
“our;
lion mm. LI.-—t it) at, 910n., not:
ac. l'.\t.-lxwun.itflu. lusc.7.bet.,ui
sc.il07es.. ’22:“ It.“
You crux-romeo. II 4le ac. one a.
new...» 1' I ~ittilev ,i:l2oc.l:l5ex .eneiae .
nizof (clap; Venue, morning hetwtun New nerve
and Sunni- id) u
oliloerow AI ~l.il ex. (via lhore Line)
t'hr‘d firmer. (vie flpflnglr Id). lib’ ex. (via flari-
LIA‘VI NEW YORK.
l‘ouhov'rulloawau. Ii I—emu.eo1sc.
70in, eweuJidlac. llwrlelllec. run
noov on P IanO.’ scum-x 20!“..802
aJauex.talentJOIdJNaJmeuJOl
sc.80lac.ilwatiuv.andse.l2wmidu en.
nundays-lldiae..7mec.hlnac.,I20ils tight
'llOUBATIDNlOllAILMAB.
Bellini" t uouwau lilVlBlol.
corrected October 2i. i”.
LEAVE EOU'I'lil NORWALK As 101.10th
Von llanscuv A l.-fi:-”.'r, one. P. I ~12”.
ti» 5:". 0:” 10:95 huhdeyeciiml a m.. me n m
Poe W Laos Pour. a. I —7;:c, am 10.23
P. I.— :10, 4:10, 0.2:, 815, 10:71! eunday-lrm
L at. 0:03 p In.
LIAVB HOBWALK.
You Dan-cur. A l—all, 911. l'. I —12 '8,
“6.5”. etc, we Minion—Owen .057 pm.
You some .‘oliwall arm ll luau Pour A I.
-" 8d, 3 l7 in“ l' .I —l23’.’,i09, 6i‘,300. 947.
hundaye~3 ;9 s. In .60!» In.
LlleVl DAltlillltl'.
You Sou" Noiewau A 1—0.”. 786. 905
lie: F. “2—3;”, 5w. bundsys— em a nubile
in.
9. Main lame.
LIAN: BlilDGlPOB’l'.
Port Prr'rennn A I —7m,ecc; loco. etc;
you), mix ; ltd). mlx A. I «to r! ; one,
through one . '7 45 Medan—786a. In., nrafl.
:Oore culy as far as Guest Banlngtou.
'Go-only as in as New Illford.
in. ll. Mann. Vice Prw‘i A (isn’t “'3':
w. I. bros. and:
A W Pllnrl Pam-um Art Mun-tn"
6mm "rennin“...
lain Dillll Flilllll Lilli
fire——
South Norwalk
-———AllD--—-
Norwallt, 0t.
1?!!! PROPKLLIBS
CITY OF “Will in EAGLE
Willieere Pier I. lot Blur (Batman Street),
Nowhere also in.. wuruayanttp mi
mightrmivedfroml'a in, map In
Honing b‘llrtrnwt Norw~lk n: .‘v p in.“
than D Norwalk std: 0 p in
height ekrn from and rvrr-ivrd for all point:- on
thrllev-hun a ”Nnvwalk sud hhcpsug ltauueda
stgresuy reduced rates.
I p u appt with». m again!» he i‘inr of Na null
and lactic will be rent tor rprti'l lots of lnignt
anywhere in Nirw Yosemite drill!)
Wain pounce a-r Imbitl running any of the
etupioyenof the host.- of this line on no u t of
the owners iheieot. ell:
Examiner in
l'. ll. Patent on".
1810 to teen.
Ol'fit'r'e. 4m Main Hinnwi.
BIIMBI’OR’I’. com.
wnin.‘ lenient in,
P LU M BING,
Till all Slill ll‘flll Will,
Hol Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
Holomfle’ovslloltbo
anninn innate in}: S"Btlalllll
50 $0th lleln Street,
”I311“ K03WALK. - ($03!.
Swaind Bushnell,
Dell Watt-r men-”e.
(re-tar In». - mmmlr.wws
ire-rant. encampment-r
Liven-u aeas' aenath .
trod ram veil-rm
Wmmva e.otsneee Stools. acre
teens-pend Matthieu-tune.-
'.:‘...°.t“il......""”...iit"." tum.
i heart
with Interviewed rate; Earn Belem:
”antennae-it com-est nice
at “mausoleum-slim i.
love You Prices.
lover [loom-lo.
Sum: MIA“ It'll" I‘ll
Dunstan-Oneal.
ache-W'~"~.=rr.n~~w~
Tm
flit: comic: ASSAILED.
Senator Sherman Shows its Al-
leged Bad Features.
”'ch SA! CAN’T MAKE IT 00.
A ll. ‘l’hlng. llo hays. for Western lllvev
Owner-I. but Not tor the Country st
largo-"(inner Cleveland and the (Joes-
etu of 1m College.
WmuorosJan. u -—'l‘ha sonata passed
some public building bills and then pro
seeded with the consideration of the Inau-
dalblll. Mr. Sherman spoke in opposi-
tion to the free coinage amendment. He
occupied four hours in the delivery of his
argument,” and at lu- conclusion we-
loudly applauded. hirer-rs. Allison and
Evans followed in speeches also ngsioel
the free coinage amendment, and Mr. Me
Council in its support. The senate at, e
p. In. adjourned. with the understanding
that general debate on the financial bill
shall close this evening, utter eeversl sen-
store who desire to speak have been heard.
in the course of his speech Mr. Sherman
sell! that ii he believed the tree coinage oi
silver would enable us to maintain the
value of silver bullion up to that of gold
he would vote for free coinage today; but
ltlt were admitted that silver could not
reachgold except. by the government. or-
dering a bounty to the domestic producer
of silver, he did not think there was any
danger oi the measure becoming law.
All the Law Could Do.
All that the law did wee to fix the ratio
lutween gold and eilver (or coinage ut nix—
teeu to one. That was tell that the law
could do. The government. was not strong
enough to fix the value oi a bushel of wheat,
and it could not. ii: the value of an ounce
of silver bullion. ll eilver reached e per--
ity with gold it would remain there only so
long asthe guvcrnnwni paid the price; the
want: of the people tsp-l not the law of men
regulated markets. Mr. Shermuu declared
that wherever there was free coinage oi
eilvrr gold was demonetized, or quoted at
s premium. There was no country in
Europe where there was free coinage oi
silver. What sane man would pay any
debt in gold when he could take to the
mint silver bullion, costing less in the mar-
kets of the world, and receive for it treasury
notes which were legal tender forell dam».
l! the mints were thrown open to the re.
uptlou and coinage of silver bullion would
bebrought here irom abroad.
Mr. Sherman fortified his argument by
citing the fact that when silver, under the
relic of mu was at s premium here, it was
demonellzed end remained so for years,
and in order to get the benefit of the use
of silver we had to reduce the ratio in
order to prevent it exportation. When the
ratio ol will was adopted all the silver
coined here tied from the «worry, because
it was valued more highly in other coun-
trim.
lot Opposed to the hunted-Allison Act.
Mr. Sherman. referring to the silver
legislation of 157:. said he opposed the
original Bland free coinage bill, tearing
it. would make nmolutiou in the mom--
tary sflsirs of the country, but had not. op-
posed tba "land-Allison oct rue it. wuq
passed, with its lintllntiouu to coinage.
President Hayes fearingthat the ant with
its limitations might lead to serious mono
tery troubles had vetoed it, but he had not
advised such a veto. Speaking of the
Blahdulilieou not, Mr. Sherman said 33),-
”.mnl silver dollars had been coined
and maintained at par with gold—not be-
cause of llIr: intrinsic value of the silver
dollars, but becuims oi the credit 0! the
government; the grant ”infill o! bullion be
hind silver certificate» and the provision
that they ehoulrl be ireaml an money in
their broadest sense.
Tho Present Law Praised.
He did not think the l‘nnted 5mm, no,
aided by the Co-Opt'rtlllun oi foreign power»,
could bring lbw VIN. cmummlniy up b:
31.29 and keep it there, and the logical re
suit of the legislation prom-sell Would be
Ioestdbllnh it new mtio or value by which
‘Lalol silver bullion cuiilnl be converted
into money under all (:ll'cunlslallcvs, even
in the nxiilst of paint: 'l'lie intuit-an price
proposed It) be paid (or silver had not been
ruched fur iiftrcn yum. llionilver friends
ought to be Mllnllcil with the promo: law.
Why, he asked, DllIIllltl the bullion owners
at Nevada and Colorado be puiil more than
the market price (or their silver” Why
should not the former my when iii-v wheat
went down to less than I bring price,
“Give me what i ought to have, the aver-
age price per year." The present law was
a good one, end it contained a iletltvnifton
which be thought wan u paint 0! honor,
til“ it would be the established polity of
the United States to maintain the purity
of the two mrtaie. lull now within s year
smeaeure wan propoeed which would do
stroy that parity. Among the rvnleflt-cte
sure to follow tree coinage oi mlver was
increased exportation oi gnltl, While me
“my would be upimilul by the issue
ol treasury now it would be contracted
by the Oxpfll'lutlim of gold.
Was It Wlao ?
Mr. Alli-mu, in upturn-um thr free coinage
provision of tire bulb-uni he believed the!
silver but! oil ill the rpiulntmn that gold
had, and whatever he could do to promote
that old he would do here always, but wee
ll who to the. pen-lion". In the laborer, to
the tiller of the mil, to the mechanic. to
any men who earned im- mooey by the
swivel. of his face, to change in a moment
the relellons of money in property and to
value» to the extent of on per cent!
The lh-osrasy'a lav-dent».
Mr. Aldrich out emkr. lie declared
him" nurpnesd at the attitude of Der-o
erotic aenislore on the sublect, and read to
them a portion of Mr. Cleveland's ellver
letterto A. J. Werner and other» before
his inauguration in relation to the silver
question Common minor had it tbet the
WI. JANUAM 1,4. lean.
senator 1mm Nevada i .llr. Stewart) would
have the support of the solid lhmocretle 1
vote, and tit-retina he wished to call their i
attention to the change which such a vote
would show to have taken place In the
policy at their party. Mr. Cleveland her!
”do a speech in Philadelphia last week
in which he undertook to dellnesto the
principles of true lkmocrecy. There was
not one word in it in favor of the tree min-
t of silver. lie had not expected that 5
senator tram Nev-do wan to he depend
all upon to Inrnieh the prim-win of true}
Denver: nether than that “rover Cleve
leudehrm d. ile did not know that Mr.
Cleveland had been displaced lri his learl’
seek“ by that motorwlltlttgbirrlvnml he
won watch with much interest tone
whether the ghost dance which hull been
g2" on tho [learn-rune eids at the
her would material!” into meal
Winger the party we all time in
CI"- ( mm.)
M n M n“ 6
home. Jae. lt—Oapt. J. ll Thieves.
' Mull.
rears-
Mdhhvls-m
We” “My
a. in,
N0 POLICE HTERFERENOE.
no Dr-wy-Vltsumtnm right
Come 0! I baked-led.
New Orleans, Jan. luv-The state so-
thorltlee have reluctantly arrived at the
conclusion that they have no warrsnt (or
interfering with the Dreamer-Flush»
moot much tonight. Alter his confer
ence with Governor Nichole. Attorney
General Rogers went through the statutes
and finally rendered an opinion that. under
the utter recent law the Olympic clnh
people bad a clear right to go ahead. The
governor then directed Row to present
the matter to Mayor Shakespeare. who is
sick in bed, but the latter also suit! that he,
could do nothing unless the all“! assumed
the features of a slugging match, in which
event the police would break into the ring1
and compel the combatsute to go to their
rooms.
Dempsey will-as his opponent tor the
tint time when he enters the ring. lie
has been very anxious to rice him up and
take a mental photograph of his move-
ment and shape, but the Australian is
wily and does not propose to give the
Noupurcll any points in udvuuce. Filer
elmunone will reach here barely in time to
goto the amphitheatre. A Denver men
who stopped over at his training quarters
last night says that he is in as line form at
he has ever been in his life, and that. there
need beno mistake about his condition.
lleie awkwunlly built, and the muscler
and lleeh on his body are queerly distrib
uled. but he will make s has showing in
the ring. ill» legs look larger than they
did some month ago, and while he ll
kuock-kueed and slender below, be it
great above the hip». The muscles of hip
beck stand out prominently and his arm:
are large.- and niusculur until well curved.
Fntulmmoua is in condition to take it
trememiouv amount of punishment and
yet come up smiling. Financially the el-
tair in already a success; all [his ility bout
have been sold at “00 each, fillll of the
Milli) nests iwo~thirds have been taken. A
theory ludonemcut of Dempsey by Sulli-
van telegraphed bere has sent. up the Son-
pareil's clock, and the betting m active at
100 to so in in: tavor. The amounts, how.
ever, on: not phenomenally large. The
arrival» today were numerous, and includ-
ed Knlruin, .i-luidoou, Mike Clcsry, George
Sluseou,liilly lirlwnrdthe retired light
weight, and Steve Brodie, the bridge
jumper.
THE BEHRING SEA DISPUTE.
'I'Ieo llupreme Court Will Probably Decide
Aguirre. Grout lint-lo.
Wastinsuvns, Jun. lt—Thc ellort of the
British gowmmeui. thrmngin counsellor
Canadian officials, to bring the Behring
sen controversy bolero the supreme court
at the lfniictl Staten in the chief topic at
conversation here in diplomatic and ofll-
clal circle». It is apparent that the ad-
mlnlllll'ulmn is but little disturbed over
the alleged flank movement on the part ol
the British or Curimllou lawyer». As it
stands now it is simply this;
The petitioners have halted the supreme
court to tuke hold of acute involving the
putedinternatrouul questions and treaty
vlghts. Attorney General Milli-r promptly
objected to the introduction of Lint: motion
on the grounds that the supreme court. had
no jurisdiction in the case M issue. which
originated In the district court a! Alsako;
that the cue nought to be introduced was
a political case, Willlolll legal Imports, and
bad no place in the supreme court.
He also held that it Wm unconstitutional
for the supreme irutll'l to udtmuister upon
matters belonging to an executive depart
meal.
The court at once denied lht- right 0! tin
petitioners to make.- their motion, but set
a day two tracks hence when the question
of admitting tinernotnon will be argued
Attorney Gericral Miller declined to talk
about the matter, merely dismissing all
interviewers with the rcmurk that it was
out n gmul piuu to practice law in the
newspaper», and mourning them that he
would have ruougin to my about the man
ter in n lortulgiii. when he should make
hinurgiimcni baton: tim aupreme court.
Friends or the ndtllinisfirntmu any they
have no doubt. ihr court will, alter heur-
ing argument», roman 1r.» cuuclnuiou oi
yeoterilzry, and decline to becmue n board
of orinntruiiun for the settlement of the
vexutmus llebrung sen mutter-u political
question already llltdr'r negotiation be
tween the diploruntu' representatives at
the United States and tlrmai Britain.
Ilvgluml'e Clever Knew.
1.0me Jun. H. - v'l‘lte 'l'irricu "ye: "We
are ltll'pl’lnl'tl Hint uuy Americans on
found to tlnrjv'lt in tin-jurisdiction: o! the
tribunal Whit’ll, since the days of ('lllt‘l
Juntnce )larnhnll, they but: held up to the
admiration oi the World. llere the judg.
ment of that court Will be received with re-
apect. A tlccisiou In lover of Mr. lllsine'e
contouimm would bv- in no eeunc binding
upon us. An min-rm- «lecnsiou would put
an end to Mr. lliaiue'a policy at a stroke."
Wag-or Brothers t'wt tho Yrs-clues.
52w Your. Jan. H. The beeelrsll com-
mittee were in Ile'IIlOIl nearly all night,
From a reliable- atnunm II was learned that
the committee hail eeltird one important
quntmn, vlt , the Americsu association's
lrnuchiae In l’nilmlelpb‘ta. The Wagner
Brother.» will get title franchiee and give
opal] the pluyrrs now iitnclcri‘oulrutto
them. ’l'bey will, it ie utulerslmul, take
all the Athletic player: and autumn the
name at that club for the seam". it was
aim and that it load been tlnaily decided
to here miatum clubs in both lioeton
and Chicago. The leegue and anemia.
lion held their traveling» yesterday, and
macnaaevl cirrult matters as well as the
new national agreement.
‘l’llo (told Wave Were.
Nawnirm, N Y..Jan. leg-11» Orange
Lake in Yet-lit club races took plan y...
tordsy. The first at the eerie-i was stalled
in the afternoon and waa (at m. Kidd
ehsmplonehip pennant. open to all boats
at the am with handicap. The race was
overtherlubmuvwof ten miles. It was
won by (Tonimmlrm lligglneoo'e Cold
Wave in 25m 37s,; Willett Kidd's “now.
drift errvmtl. in W 3-- '. llmnsr is. name.
“We h'uwpmnannt third. in Wm. Lie. The
Cold Wave won the pennant. winning
over the handicap by air seconds.
Realising macr- Vote to an loch.
”illuminant. Ale, .lau. lt.~Tbe strlk‘
lug miners at [lbw-ion coal mint-e held.
meeting and decided to return to work at
the old wages and on the old mmlitlone.
Over we» men were mat. and their ac
tion will probably break up the strike all
over the district. About 8.00 mlmrw have
been involved. it looks like ammplete
detest tor the strikers.
A Very led Failure.
New 'r’otut. Jan, It”); ll. Ammidowu.
dealer In dry goods at No. M Worth street
who assigned in Albert 9. llmlth. hea lied
lubed-lo stating llehlllttse ”mm noni-
vne V newewm Baler.
'. Mound Telegrams Gathered at I.-
i Billy
done from Various "secs.
Myer has posted n forfeit of M0 to
bind I mulch with either Jock McAullfle
2r Jimmy Carroll to tight for u puree and
the lightweight championship at America
before the Olympic club, New Orleans.
Fire at Dallas. Ten, caused a less at
3106.000.
senator Mitchell. at Oregon. bu been re-
eomluaicd by the Republican legielntive
mucus.
Among the decisions handed down by
the court at uppeala of New York state
was one in ex-Shcrifl Flack'e divorce and
honeplrery use. The decision is that the
ludgtuent ot the lower court. be reversed
and a new trial granted. The opinion oi
Judge Andrews is based on the eppoel
made by Fluclt'e attorneys and their excep-
:lone to the charge oi J udgo Barrett tothe
lury, the chief point being that the intent
must be shown to constitute n crime.
J udgmenta aggregating $5.000 have been
lied against E. Smith Strait. furnishing
goods dealer, of Troy.
Mr. Vance was rouomiuated by acclama-
tion for United States senator by the North
Csroli na legislature.
The threatened strike on the Baltimore
end Ohio has been averted by the oflelsla
agreeing to an increase 0! wages.
At Lynn, 31555., the Part) (Io—operative
Shoe company, umnulucluron of boots and
thoes, haw designed to John Donallon &
Sou.
Senator lklfllll! Stanford, oi California.
was rte-elected in both branches of the leg-
nlature of that state.
The two muetetl schooner Otter, of New
Brunswick, was driven ashore oi! Heliport,
L. 1. Two of the crew were drowned.
The cruiser Concord made n successful
horse power trial in Long Island sound.
George M. Bartholomew, the dekultlng
president of the Charter Oak Life insure
euco company, returned to Hartford. af-
ter four yenrs'exilc in Canada, and was
tenteuced to state prison for one year.
roua MEgfiKlLLED.
Crushed to Death by s Derrick Seer Lake
Champlain.
PLA‘l’l'rZBl'RG. N. Y., Jan. le.-—.lolln and
William l‘lurey, sons of Foreman Flurey,
and two Italians were instantly killed and
James O'Connell, Jack McShanc and one
ltuiinn, name unknown, were totally in-
jured at Split [lock quarry, Luke Chum-
pisin, near Westpori, late yesterday ulter-
flfltlll.
They Were engaged in hoisting stone in
a car with u large derrick when it sudden-
ly gave way, crushing the men.
Receiver Gray Boate- Agsln.
New Yeas, Jan. lt—The action of Judge
lngruhum in urietniuing the demurrer in-
terposed by the Oxnard Brothers company
and other-e in the suit brought by Henry
Winthrop Grey as receiver of the North
llnver Sugar Refining company hes been
confirmed by the general term oi the su-
preme court. Receiver Gray naked for on
mounting of the profits of the sugar trust
an the ground that it when partnership
which was dissolved by the dissolution of
the North River company, one of its mem-
bere,th_rough process of law. The opinion,
writtdfby Judge Daniela, in which Judge
Bully concurs, states that the receiver has
no right to recover the profits of the com-
bination. He should only receive the or»
sets of the North River company. By the
trust agreement the profits were to go to
the certificate holders. None of these wee
held by the receiver. Judge Von Brunt
agrees in the result of his associates’ reu-
eouing. but buses his opinion on the
ground that the combination was illegal.
Wanamaker and Postal holography.
Wurlixmos, Jan. lt—Poetmneter Gen-
eral Wanamaker has written a letter to
Representative Evans. of Tennessee, chair-
men of the subcommittee oi the postomoe
and post roads committee, in charge of
the postal telegraph bill, in reference to
action of the committee on the matter. “l
learn with greet pleasure," he says, "that
you intend, as chairman of the modem.
mittee on postal telegraphy. to ask the
general committee to vote upon the ques-
tion of reporting the bill to the house.
The long time that has elapsed since the
hearing before the committee began and
the widespread public interest. in the queer
tiou, as evidenced by communicatiousto
thedrpartment, seem to warrant the er
pcctotion thsi. curly action will be taken.
Any decitlon of your committee willat
lea-i let the people know how postal teleg-
raphy stands."
lie-Idol! by lite-ll.
Pmuvrzu-nu, Jen. l-i.——A terrible and
probably latul explosion occurred in the
big building of the Edison Electric nght
company on Sausom street, shove Nlnth.
Aboutlnulipastllo'clock three men who
were at work in the holler room were hot.
ribly scalilul by the bursting of esteem
pipe connected with one of the huge boll-
era. The unluriunnte men were complete
ly enveloped in clouds of scaldlutr steam.
which ilmruuglnly ”“1le their cloth-
ing, and line imilnng water literally cooked
their flesh. The following are the names
of the victims. John litmuth, ‘N years old;
Robert lithium, 45 year», and Ed Sullivan,
“years. it Is reported that there were
aeversloihcrempluyce injured. The olll‘
cinla ml clerksln the utilize oi the com—
pany pmitnely declined to furnish any
llllol'llltlllull concerning the sflslr.
lls llypnotllotl the lgnoatvlonue.
Plummet-mi, Jan. M.—--.loeepbllle De
Mott ll‘inu, who mnrrie I George H. Illuee
in Solder). .‘o’. l’.. ill-pi, $.18"), has been
granted a divorce from her huahsud on the
allegation ihet the. marriage we» brought
sbontby "Mill. force and coercion. Mrs.
llluee was at the time of her marriage the
principal female ctpieatrienne at itchin-
eon'e clrcur, and llinoa was a iaklr travel-
ing with the some show. On the dell
above nanml "lives in alleged to have we
needed in gaining Illl‘h an influence over
Mm. llluee that he merited her into mar
rying him. During the trial of the case,
which inatrd several deye, "hynotlc lu-
lluence" mun frequently hinted at, lllhes
made no defence.
llo ”reps for Senator Hearst.
Waetlnmrmt. Jen. u.--—A consultation
ill physician-t hen been held to consider
the case of Senator llenrst, and it is under.
Mid that it was decided that there is no
hope of the eenetor'e rerovrry. llia deeih
leaaid to be imminent. ills dire-Ive is un-
derstood to be cancer of the eiomach.
Isle. Will locale Is Men.
Barron. Jae. lt-«Ir. .l. R. McKee, eon-
lnelsw of l'reeldant llsrrleon. has arranged
to settle with hie family in Benton. having
established a business mnmlon here
with the Thomson-Houston Electric com-
ay. its will atlil retain an luteraatln
la ludlanapolle hurl-see.
n. ”We
is yelaalyaslwma-
%m..mfellewel
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Ila Ipeaker Announces the lanes at
Miser.
ALBA“. N. Y..Jan. ie.~ln the IMID'
bly lust night Speaker Sheeheu announced
his committees. The importsulonelare
as follows;
Ways and Meant—3mm uctilelisnd, ol We»
cheater: lllumcut'uul. of New York: Blah. aloha»
mung; Drmorm. of Bot-kluml' Eul.otIloge:
Riley, oflleosaeluev: Smith. of Erie; lluswd. 0!
Watched»; Actor, o! 31ml)“: Fish. of Pub
noun: Meltby. of lit Lawrence.
Judiciary—Icahn. Hill. of Albany; limb. at
"Her; McMahon. oi flew ka; Slim, of M
York; Cum, of illegal; Kane. of Orange; earth
even, of Warren; Actor, or Steuben; Busted, at
Westcheeter; Ziobnau, of Wyoming; mum», at
New York.
Generallnwo—iienm. Brash, of Ulster: l’af'
quher. (l ‘Sew York; Davis, of Delaware; South-
worth. of Sew York; influence, of New York;
winter. at Kings; Judd. of Niagara; Whipple, at
(tartar-um; Ullrdvnii'r, at Columbia; l’eck, ot
Cortland; Vanwy, of Surstogu.
Taxation and thrtrt-nclnmcnb—hlmrs. Dem
rest. 01 Rocklnnd: Dvmpvivy, o! Oneida; Blithe!"
land. at Xingu; (llllotw. of Niagara; llyan, at
Watchmen: Pole-y, of Saw York; Beakes, o!
Sullivan; Km-lur, of St. Lawrence; Aspluail, of
Kings; Htt-vf‘ftr’mtn, of Washington; Kennedy. d
Wmdugu.
Gilli-sulli-strr bimoentbal. of New York:
(iueutiwr, of Erie; Hill. of Albany; ilhielilzt, ot
Kings; lliukolsplcl, ui' Nuw York; Corner. of
Kings; \Vt'lwh'i‘, of Nr'w York; Fish, of Putnam;
While. I»! Unumlnga: llrwlsliy, of New York;
Wunl. 01 Albany.
Railroad» “mm. liuxh. of (Ibemung; Town-
send. ol Omen»; Huicmnh, of New York; O'Conv
nor. of Kings; Gould. of bzwis; McKnight, d
Beuveehvr: Byrnw, n." .‘v'l‘ll York; Mane, of Dutch
a; Johny-n. nl lltwinill; Hnwmnlier, 010mm:
Cbnmln-rinm, o.“ t Hilario.
Cumin" . .tmi Navigation , “more. Sullivan, a
New York: {jinn-s, of King»: Kcrrigan,“ 30'
York; Kelly, u! King“: Entlrm, of Erie: Rice. M
Ulster; Sula“. 0! Albany; Marie, of Dutcbat
Gullazlwr. of Line; Moll. mi Mull-ion; PM“
Monro».
Insurance liessru. i'unneliy. of New York;
Sage, of Grown»; Solemn, of New York; Quaker!-
busli, of Sclronmrtmly: ltvwlnv. of New York; Mo
Kenna, u' Qum-nn; (‘hbilL of Kluge; “meted.“
Ween-hater; Aepirmll. v! Kings; Noyes, 0t Coy-
ngn; Pierson. of Sumiik.
Gas and Urclriulty «Messrs. Dempsey, of Onei-
da; blur, of iniscgo; Kelly, at Kings; ”truancy,
of New York; Webstpr, of New York; German, ot
Albany; Osborne. of [Niche-1th; Stromboli. oi
(burgh; Johnson of Wyoming; Gallagher, 0t
Erie; Jonefl. u! ilnrmw,
Labor and lnnlinetrywllrmm. Elldl‘fll. 0! Eric;
Haley. oi Uuridu; llrypoiclne-r, of NW York;
Clark. of New York; ltyrm—a, of Kings; may. a
New York: Nolan. of Albany: Suwm'illetolm
dugu; Davis. a! Livingston; anesdell, of Chen“!
go; Chrullli'. of Fulton and Hamilton.
Excisewlrlvssrn. Earle. of Kings; Endra, a
Erie; Subunit. of Kings: Deuwrest. of Rocklstld',
Drypolclwr. ni Xew York: Foley, of New York;
Home, of Wayne: l'flommerllru. of Orleans;
Word, of .llixmy; Brown. of Yates; Dennison, 01
Monroe
l’uhliv Printing“ Misti-ye. Nolan, of Albany; Bl-
lpy, of Brow-law; Sutherland, of Kings; Rocha,
of Sr-w Yurl.; iIinitloszpiwi, (s! New York: Cum
on, ”t Worn-n; Drypolrh -r, of Nev: York; White,
of (luumlagu: .il'rtnlnr-li. of .leflcmm; hawk. ol
Mmugua: itmwn, of ”tango,
Public "valllI—Htfin‘f‘e lnnfly, of New York;
Bush, of Ulwinuug. fluke», of Sullivan; 1"-
rouce. of :v'mv York; (chili. of Kings: Byrrwmt
Sen York; lerp-nlcher. of New York; Green.“
Borhimor: lk-yn. of lin-omc: lane, of Johnson;
Willis, of Svliinylvr
Public lirlinr'attun Aim-«rs. lawrrtlco, of New
erl‘k; Suliunin. of Kluge; Blnmenthsl. of Sew
York; Hunting. of Scintilnnrie; Lane, 0‘ (list-go;
gimme-r, of SW; 'r'urlt. Bodkin-i, of Sullivan: Pack,
of Cortland; WIIr-lru, at [tenure-leer; Keeler, at
Sr Lawrenur
t'luium Aimee. hv:rrnguin. of Now York; Mill
lent-y, of Sn VurL; King. ”1’ Hrunge; McKnight,
of Mnnsrlavr. Qum‘konbunln, til Bohemia];
Onouthor. of Err»; Willie, of Schuyler: Whipple.
of (Yairuntugm, l‘mvwlcll, of Clienungn. ”
Him» in». —5[r:\nr!_ ltn-w, of Ulster; Dem.
mu. oi to Miami; tun-miner, of line; “08“de
Kin», \iiiilmn-s. of New York, ltyrnc», of Kings;
SM». n? n ,nm: l. Stun-nu ui’ Tompkins; Brim.
vlngr'. u' >1mnlwrl
1nd,. mun viunnlm'lurrvl Jinan. School. of
Kings, llclinhlu. of Killgsi Elm-limo! New York;
Surrb, ul lluynr; Surnilnuuriii. Ivl‘ Haw York;
Clark, of New York; llltrkltiaufl, of (layup;
Grout. of Wuyuv': Johtmon. 0! “—Mhlflm.
Agriculture» Moors. Dunlnummt Seneca; Hunt.
ing.tnf hcbolnai'le; liillotlr. of Niagara; lie-ha,
of Sullivan: lane, of Umgo; Sage, ot Greene;
Green. of Hvrklruer; union-vi, of (‘hsutsuqua;
Thompson. bl til—guny
lililfl‘Tlii' sprain-r and licence liluuxenthsLot
New York; iii-i nominal, u! Watchester; Md
um"; thlml, of \chnshcster; Acker. of Stem
hen
AN ENGINE EXPLODES.
Three Men Killer! Instantly and 0-.
finally Injured.
ASHLAXD, Pu. Jan. ll.~While a Read-
ing locomotive was attending on a side
truck incur the railroad station at. Gordon,
two miles lrurn here, last night, it eg-
plodcd from aome unknown t‘ililhe, hurling
the engineer, Marlin Soccer, and link.-
men John Smith, Irving llolich and Klein;
lee lliiunph through the air, the formers
distance of 300 yards.
Sacger, Smith nnd llulnch were killed
outright, end llumpln was so badly in.
jam! that his recovery istloubtful. The
lll laud engine had just been vacated by
the tin-ennui, who Went out (or u drink at
water. tlumrecupnng tlnr late of his com.-
punione. All are murnml men except
Smith, and leave ll'nlll two iotive children.
She .‘llmt "or Firm llend.
('unn liiu'llMti', Ky, Jan. ie.——uanyy
Mulliun. urge-l ill, Wm‘ vim! mul lulled lug
night. by lilit mother m-nr here. A low day:
ago a relative u! the wmuan went to Dan-
villr, leaving u little 3 your-old child with
i." to miw. hm. night Henry, coming
back [mm town Ill u rollicking mood,
snatched up the Child and lwrnrn pitching
it. up in lnwtruw. ’l'bi» unwrr'l hi1 molly
rr. who told him to wing» or . would kill
him, but. lnt' Wont run with “H mprm The.
woman rmnrhed fur nu ul'l urmy [New],
aimnlntihe buy and elm! him during.
ilwbri-ant,killlu-.: bun Itlmvm‘ instantly.
An” tbr- ummiuml dwil mm dime.“
"Priii'll in l‘tilll‘lf’lWIlli ire enormity gm]
(“all in tll‘ni‘vu liv‘r‘ai-ll.
Four Killed u" re (Invent-g.
l-‘mnmur, 0., viii“, H Hum... u.
Milton Gilmore, “run! tinny and “Hill”.
Bulwark wvrt- mummiy klllrll inst nigh
by being uirm'k by a train nm the I‘h
fibrin howl, a few rmlrn veil. of Fremont,
All the In“) livrvl u' hymen Springs, 0’
They New, in s ulml, vn hlt'll was llfllnolm
and the lmrneu knllml Tm» ul lb. m,
were killed tillll’iulil, one died on the train
Ind the family tllrtl It ('lyvle, 0,, '5“
the men were taken. Strange, In say, not
one at the four was badly mutilated. it is
aupprrwil they ulid not hesrthotlslft up
punching until they were directly on lbs
track whvn they attempted Iotnrn around.
but too lute.
Empire Mata I'lnsweoe.
Amen-r, Jun. M, "The mm: at them
treasurer for the fiscal year was not lotto
legislature lui night. It alums that“...
was a balance in the trm-ury Jan. l, mt,
oi 3,305,4qu The receipts (or the yes!
were “$2122.30“ “and the paymente 0",:
“amino. The land payment» were it.
vlderlaetnllowr: (lament lund.’
free school liind,O.M,m; trunnion
fund, $9,001.11; usual lurid. “MO”;
United Staten deposit loud. Maul;
literature fond, 0107,80. military record.
Ital. nil oeilese 1‘. tuna
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