v
EV.
l
iorortoot
You will not do
'betterthunto buy
the DELAWARE
dormant DAIRY
"BUTTER. 3.000
pounds sold with
flattering praise
fi'om buyers.
28o pound.
w
lllillo ll ioostooi
I’llillli a Hill
WHILE YOU CAN.
9W—
Now in yonroop rtnniry to refute I lot on your
own terms, one at price: Ill bin your rent h. 'l have
ion on model Avenue.50 tee: iron: end 126 fee'
“'9.
For $300 to $350.
Aretha chenputiou now other) wzthin the city
lit-it! M'lbvall‘l they need no ending, Ire
Iboutnionih her then tire street vich sort with
gavel bottom. nnnvi a healthy building alien
Why go outside the city drum end my more, or
I much to nlot I- you can buy time where you
get nil the city improvement: with good roads.
.10 Bridge to (”roe-i
No llill to Climb!
Always Aceeuibtci
Take s weiir down Woodward avenue, more
yam f tint there loin are n hen-nin, And will oer-
tsiniy minutes in price ever, yexr.
”*9”
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR & GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ’S. n
SPECIAL SALE
Iii Trioooi this art Boooolr
Which we are omrinz xi ex‘remely tow prices
Eternal Trimmed Blurb Velvet Toquee xnd
Kurt-no. , former przce ’5
Black Velvet nan benrlrulty trimmed wrth
Interim Jet $5,! merry no
mar-mum, trimmed with Osulch Feat:
as all! flop
'I'hlefilbomlldenle Lorilee villi do well to
all before porch-ling elsewhere.
IRS. ll. Flllll'l'l,
8 WATER STREET.
NORWALK, . CONN.
lllllll all 311088
—-OF-—-—
ALL GRADES
ANDAT
Lowest Prices l
The Best Goods tor
the bout lone)
“AT...—
ll 8. lIlIlWN’S
”(DOT & SHOE STORE“
a»: k Lane’s Block-
,M IAIN STREFT.
s. E. BAKER.
ittlllil-iliitll Fliltlli'l‘illll
Household Goods of All Kinds.
”maroon-woman:
communion.
No.12 lttllt'l'll lull STEET,
‘8 son-rum“;
worm!“ , i .. l ‘wg em. by Jo” 1
0W"'i‘xgi‘ -y i t .5' ‘n-a i v on turd-v.
you run. our on: n Farh in. we no
The Holiday trade
is over. We had 'our
share, and now want
to interest you in our
regular Drug Stock.
.
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Stock,
Low Prices.
Plaisted’s Cough
Remedy is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.
As a Blood Purifier
Plaisted’s Sareaparilla
has no equal.
PLlIS'l‘llll.
DRUGGIST.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Rut Emu.- nnd House went. General [menace
Agency —Pirc, Lile uni Accident. Ocean
‘irenmehip Tlcketn-Cabrn Ind Steemgc. 1mm
for £1 and upwards and Money Ordere to All com
a Euro . Noun Public; othnowledremmu
its; filmed 'I'lchetlt. Boga-tie Checked to lice
r on
on Inching!“ iltrwot, Next to Port Oil“.
Mill’l‘ii \iiltthJl. o'r.
(turmoil ii. RAYMOND.
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 do 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence No. 8 Berserly Itreel. Telephorr
Calif-1'4. buy or night.
A. s. F unfit—.5,
JEWELER.
Dinniondn, Watches, Jewelry .
lino Witch Rebellion s Specialty,
80 South lulu - Soot) nor-uh.
Hill! I HITS!
Fall Styles.
indium-name!
Still and 80“ lists, tiilk flute.
'Iilntlnudt. ,Cruehlhilformnnd
no, hon. “groundwater“:
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
., A," ,._
Pmiewlur Intentio- ylll to
Fixing, Cleo-tn; and Ironing
out: "on. A”
Wall Papers,
Pine-I and largest Anon—ell
in thin city.
null-r “Gill-st SI eut- u
Cubic roll.
on the continuation choir-ltd
no, ladder, only ”.00.
Armu’ Inert-in. mun
Mounted .- llnlohm.
Morin Paper nun-3 no
Comm-trig.
L. H. DECKER,
it irriiitloi Strait,
South Not-walk.
l mmmwwnmn
Ire In, by Am hr. Arum.
tune. or! .139. Mo, intake ”his.
nu ammmm‘nenwefl WM
yd" We.” "-7 n... I
h be! rend-HI» w-WIMF”
I-‘M. M.
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Wire Nottioo, Wooioo Ware, he
”’9’.--“
III}. Illll .
MIMIC II‘hIJ. BLOCK.
WAGONS
Ru nod neondhwd
Buggies, l’hnetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles», etc.
Prices to suit All.
Call and See Them.
Keillor—Fur.
I}. IlltKLIll ll Still,
rim film to (I. B. DIKLYN,
St Washington Street, South Nomalii
27 biotin Street Norwalk.
lint-Class Baton. Coolootlooorr
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
WI‘. DIREYN
vii! W I DIKIS'B
Bennett V t“ Hosted,
28 liain SL, 30. Norwalk.
tools, list, ttrstors,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, ill
or All Ilium in their swan.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
[Ll “KENT”. R ti VIIINTKII
ill N PIIIN‘I'.
(answer's mm.)
9011'"! toll in AL“, -
v59
€0.13.
liooto (Hill for tlolltotor
03‘ store In nil from tin- rurronml-
his «men «erred in every
pl) le.
3'. E. POWER
PROPHIKTUR.
2:! if
H A L E’ S
COUGH BALSAM
0?
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Toto,
20 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
NORWAIJA. CONN.
oooooooo _, Illilli'l‘
Ono Quality—Tho Best.
Deal Vent tin-in. luttno mam end M
(round Bee! rm Bolt.
0.
Home Drama Poultrv a Specialty.
(intern Delivered Prouptly.
CHARLES SMITH
1:: Want-MOI“ ‘
I’llllfillli l
Soor tromlootr
At a Big Discount
Ton-hmtarlorium Ala-tannin!
DOG MEDICINES? MID WIT'S
DOG BISCUIT.
lift in“ the
llttliit‘tll tit incl Btu!
“mm-“Hp...
NO. 4 WATER STREET,
' (meter! futile.
New York, New. Haven
and Hartford It. It.
Ooh." II. “'0-
'!Rhlltl LIAVI IOU'i'tl ”I'LL! Al 10b
WWI:
Yon. lsw‘lm A I 4:16 (wind-Ir)
“$1.6M“ c 6., than. 7M «miller. 3:85.:
lull we ex. moi ex, 9:33 inc roar rx um
lot: ex an -12:4.u w..c.moa.tni redo
numrwd oxpreu 1mm ntunlord mm. 4:20 ex .
not re. Io Iain—1c m, 6.50 en. titan: 8.20 ex , 6:“
It 7:5"1. Gall no . lowland“ on" “Iv-hing
ton «inn. Outage—Mo ix . tattle! . mm
P I —-O:M he. 7rflsc” Mint.
Pol Mw unit A u -i:lii ex 6: 0.12.. 1:88
at. 8:50.: 9: on. time ac Pl 62:00 a.
I. ex.i:t2ne.llm‘ex,t:itinc..b: one .623“,
71561.. n ”rennin: .911». II ("All ennui
no 12.15"; on. eundnyo—tisnc..mxnc.,nrn;
tiwlnc'pni.
iron nrrrono. 41410 no. 91691.. tow
ne. hm—izmethflex, i “v.7 ibexnan
so. "Max. 229. nun.
l’ou uni-ovum. A At 4:"! re one as.
titan-c PI ~ttztnev ,i:iz.c.7:15ix ,9“ u, ,
1:07 (exam “one” stunting MWISI'D New “we:
end Sprint! M) on
I'oli Bonus Al —~l.lil ex ivtn Ettore line)
P \i ~t20tiex [vie fipfllmlv id). lifl ex tvrn our-
told)
LEAVE NEW YORK.
FowSov-ru Noun“. A li—Htiu OOIIc.
Nil-c. oODenJoi-r. limox tllrznc, 12m
wo- ex P I-tzoznc,iw I: 20! loom
uJitter.40!ex,40i-:x,bt)len.tlfttexJ'OI
no.80fncfltflud u..nudsc.l2mmldmghtex.
hnnitnyo—ti 0) Ac. 7 mm: . 502 ML, 1:200 nrmttitht.
iiOl’hlA'l‘thtT ltAiLtitlA Ii.
DANBUBI & NORWAIJ DIVISION.
Corrected i'ciober 2!. mo
LEAVE sou i‘ll ‘NUIIWALK A3 FOLLOWi-‘z
Fonllmnvnv A it 45:75 Dz's I’. I ~i'lzt3.
mo Sci? 61% 102‘th rundnye—O::t§nm.,ti:.'2rrm
For. Wuow Pom \ M—rzw. mt; rims
P. .in.— :10 m0, 0.22.815 tutti) annuity-9.01
n m, :0“; In
LIAV tr} NOR“? A LK.
For: “Arthur A it —ii;4t.9'n i' it - 2 '8.
216.312 6:13, to l'.’ ‘ulitllllfl« 91mm to .6 .57 p to
Fun morn Nonwtut Ann Arc-ox Porn-r A lit.
—7 3.! 8 l? was I' ll ~Iill7.tl!.i 6 it, 3(1) 947.
subdue—ii 9n. In . 609 p In.
LEAVE DABBURY,
Folsom“ Nortwnu A Ii.——ii:i'i, 7:16 906
iii. P.tt.r‘).0 coo Bundnyn—HUSLme
p. in.
Mum Lmo.
LEAVE nniooitrom.
Port i’mrrt no A l —~7 on, are : it) no, on ;
:toio, nil: ; 17240 mix A I450 nx ; 610,
through In: , ’7 15 aundnye—‘I 35 a. m., molt
:(ioen , My u for to Great Harrington.
'Umaeumy or int 2:» new .‘iilltli’ft.
WI. 0, mm) Vlrx- Vnr'l 8 lion" Var'v
W K. Lvos, 8“,fo
A N Pinter-v l v v.,...,., ,9, .
kflt‘tvflu
our AND m.i.lAlll.t:
Brill lllrool irotoll Lilo
-—-—-'rt)~——
South Norwalk
“AND—m
Norwalk, Ct.
’i‘llK PROPELLKRS
CITY OF NlllllllLK & EAGLE
tht'exve Pier ti. Fla-t Riv-r (Batman SUM}.
no ian “5;: m.. “Ionian at 2,; In)
t’ninhv rec-wed from To m to 5 p m
Returning han- mun-e some it u'. 5 p m,Ind‘
51m 1: Smooth at t): D p m ‘
l’relirhl ski-n from nod received for All {minty on ;
the [Import nod Sorwnlk Ami blitllzillx heir-win
at ‘stly m'nrrd rue-9.
l'pnn upyl cation in ago-m.- no (‘irv of H: rwntl ,
uni Kay's Ill be not [or -p cl l lure of faint
Nov-ten: in New York o' In irl' m
Wml when: are '«rhzd trns WK any of the
employee! of the bout: of this line an rice. or r of
thrower- therny pl!)
Cfirwmfi 2.
an? alw$ or:
(lflli'i‘s. vIZlil Milli Slow t.
BRIDGI'II’QIFI‘. , t 035 7":
Will lloolort lo,
PLUMBING,
‘I‘Ill all Still Ilill Will,
Hot Air Heating,
Examiner In
I”. S. Pate-it out. o ,
1876 lo lfl‘i’l.
Stoves and Ranges.
:ioie went: for oil of the
lli'illl tomato 6on Stootalttoi
50 South Ilain Street.
Mll'l‘ll NoRWAIJI. - (3051‘.
Swan-”8i Bushnell,
teen Wntorr Street.
W oi lull. — BRIDGIPURT. 00'!
M i end. Ziv c nonunion“. ”owl-e Ru
to,
lab («in menu. tuna Tenn. lei Pots. um,
um. not everything needed Mr I honomr -
rm required Il= nee-w tinned lint-o Fm
'im n It” for “5‘09“!!! and who». we".
we mount-no err-Mali hind-or Div-vim
'ld our tie-len’ unwise "or (Method
thud»! in! tools-thousan- is will mi],
pith ncmymud DIE; t y Ire HIM
nmxhnfimnw. Warm-oi "on
diflionynldrmhyuitfovflr»
telephone.
New York Prion.
Never Burr-old.
80m uonwnu It'll“ ”A“
I'M”..-
M’ film-I Not I
an‘flll '.
raw.”
‘fl mono.
‘nnd hurl sum-rod his (till share of tho-tn
U”. “winch-o
worn nouWALA ltVENllilu promotion. aATURoAr. JANpAnr 17, wet. *
toiletrilroasttr ur.
Bach Party Tryit; to Tire Out
the Other,
AND PASS OR KILL 1.00635 BILL
All All Night file-slim ol the new...
Speaking to Delay Aetlow—vhnotor Bow.
pa Says Thu Ila Would D!- II no:
mill Prevent the Iiill's Pulsar.
WAsurnurox, Jmi. 11.-in the rennin
ILGormnu presented supplement-l po-I
"LID”: ogriirist the prime of the elections
hill, tritnilt'liltled through The New York
Star, from the state: of Arkrmnu, Coili-
fornin, Delnvvnre, Georgia, Murylsud, Mil-
Iouri, North Carolina. New Jersey. New
York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Caro
lino, Virginia anti West Virginia, an»
butting over 8»,th oiurmtureu. Referred.
The election.» bill was tin-n laid before the .
Jennie and Mr. Pruitt} spoke ngninst it.l
He yieldrd the floor to Mr. "our, who imd;
rend from the clerk's desk an tiltlol‘lfll‘
from The Anglo-Simon Cimrciimnn, oft
Little Rock, Ark. The paper, he amid, With
an organ of the Protestant Episcopal
church, one of the moat conservntive ot
latte.
safety Without line-lily.
The article was headed “Safety Without :
Rncoiity,” nod advocated the sour-go to l
qtriremeut of it,“ in property and tho‘
pnyment of (to poll tax—tile white people I
of the state boring irrevocably made up'
their minds that the uvgmes of that state
nhnli not rule.
One statement in the article we» iiiat
stuffing ballot boxes mul hullrinzrng ne-
uroes were limiting smurulrels of the none
of gentlemen, and (tn-other was that the
plan laid down in [be new constitution of
Mississippi (the reaming or intelligence
test) wen u transparent piece at Inunbug
and would not defeat the negro vote unlit-m .
fund was practised. Mr. Jones (Arie)2
totaled that the writer of the anl(Illi(.‘l|’.
Cnrnocimnl was not to southern man. He
had not been long enormh on the ground -
to understand the "rafter. and therefore
his opinion wart worth no more ['1th that r
of the senator from Mmmcnuaetls, or that
of tiny other poorly inlet-med man on the
nuhject. lie (Jones) denied that tin-re wu
any effort to deprive nexroes in Arkansas
of their full right of suilrngo.
Mr. Ilnar'p Prnpmwii Amendment.
Mr. P-IBCU then made it speech in opposi-
tion to the elections bill. He azure notice
of out amendment which he would oil'er to
punish briltcf)’ by the payment of rttoney,
or by the promise of [lrol'uran employ.
ment (or voters, and la punish the use of
pay envelopes Intended to influence wurk‘
ingrrien. ile ylvldetl to Mr. Hour. who
also gave notice of amendments which he
proposed to utter to the bill, the cflcct of
them being to give to the judge only the
pOWt‘l' to determine whether federal super-
vision of an elrrrion is necessary. and to
give to tire humiliating oflicers of the treas-
ury the pow-or in audit the accounts of
nupi-rvrsnru as in other cases. Mr. Wol-
cott's motion to adjourn at 6:10 p. m, we!
lost-yew. 27, our. L’mllemn, rile-wart
sud Wormtt being the only Republicans
voting aye.
Mr. Prism resumed his ml). lie said
that the people at the south did not went
the bill, and that it mould make the ('tiulli-
tion of the colored peoply infinitely worse.
Wade llamptnu'e Plea.
Mr. Hampton follow-«i .\ir. Plum. He
hid witneswetl the horrors of civil strife
lie prayed (.‘nul that civil strife might
never again slum Willi frntttcdul blood the
lmlof lhorvpultlir. lln- was not willing
to loud in» Hill to n town-lure which in his
opinion mu (moonlit with rub on the
whole- country, illitl would brim,t innitrrier
nhie were on n Cloth-t who, he u :1» wrry to
confess, loud Itren [H0 often iiirttlt‘ lliv vic-
tim of llij|i~lli‘i.‘ or the linmlv of rim white
nice. .\lr. Dixon Stink? in utpport of the
bill. He maintain-«i limit to the pllrpOic
ofiirebzll no patron! could obj-«tr, The
ymiple wanted or bill that, would be en-
forced for the good of rho whole country in
orderthat tire Ilci‘lflrrrl remit of tiny elecr
lion should in. the vom- of llit‘ nation.
lie Would Give “in Life.
.\ir, Reagan nrgnml llizll Iliv‘ lull UNI n
violation of themnomurmn who-Ii gave
to the stories the right and duty in fix the
time and plain nml riiunru-r of imliitug
eleclimin. [In on. L‘iiltli'll by (It-cloning,
wrriinwimw of drum; feeling, llim «It-zit
In his lift-t wall in limo, lit? \Mililil, m liml
was til" jtnlzv. if in- could ~1|Vc the Ameri-
can people from tho (li’lrtllllt! nmuune by
giving up iii-i life, arm-nitri- ll us freely it»
he ever performed any not in his life. (Ap-
plause in the- utillt‘rtrh “lilt'li the Vltfl' prev
tdeut reprovml, threatening to have the
gullerien Flt‘tti'l‘ll if thr- Ullt'liht' wtur re-
pented i
'l'ivlkin‘ tar Titan.
At "115;: in Mr lllirier'u amendment
(that all rlw‘lmn ultimo» wlmll ho ri-uxirtled
nu mininterrnl iill‘l turf polio-ml oiiicerii)
was Ininl on Ill" Iilllli' 'I'lu- x. nonlluiont
attend by Mr I‘Vutlknvr on live l: with
ruled by tho rm» pri'itlllvli! to be the out
question in ortlvr. It prupom u «innit-
iuw for section H, and to provide for the
sppoiriimrni by Ill" court of n imml of
three permit» in n i-a'turemimml dintrirt to
bokuowii M “iv l'rtrri-ul Stolen imam! at
ancient-rm, Mr. hardener mlvmuiml in»
strivnrlnwnl mul mmlrrmmvi the action of
Republican senator-t in Hitting diminution
by moving to lny tilili‘llililit‘titll on the
tuble. '
Mr. Fonlknvr i‘niillnile‘d IpPlkln“ until
HI), when llit' .ilrwm't- of it qriut‘ltm It“
brought tn fIw JIIII'IHIIHI of the r'lmir. The
Call of the full «limvwl that there were
only thirty nix [WV‘VIDL only five of that
number brim; llrrrim mm. A trintlon wu
mmiehy Mr, limtr to mrnlwl the attend-
unce of nlfli'til‘iu, but Mr. ilnrvia mode
the point of motor limit the fires! motion un-
der the min mu to dine? tin- "mum-tat.
"m, to "mount llu' attendant-e of Mount
”nature. “or prrmlinlz officer niintniued
the point imlo-r moi .\|r, ”our charmed his
motion uccnnlizmlr. ’l'itr umiirm won
Agreed toitnii it “-4 of the ohwntn-w WI.
turntrrlmi to the swrcmormt- nrnin, who die»
patched tneumzerv to mrryoui the enter
at the rennin
law Waller-w Nephew flute-idea.
8". Hart, Elinor. .lrm. it ~ Wallace
hunting [nephew oi lien. Lew Wallace,
win picked up is i n m, gut-lilo ut' Lyon'e
block. when too hurl to room. to» having
full.“ or jumper! moi of the irrmivm of his
room, three airmen nimw. it la or any
, " cane nt outwith!
'llhflnlll'o ”virirltor Syn—int,
Murmur, Mam, .Imr 17,«~l’u.trlva it.
Willie. the defaulting tremor" nf the
“bridge Saving; hunk, hm been or-
I-htl on three churns of em'nerrtvmeut,
alleging that hie stunting» amount in over
W Bell wan fired at item», which
..._..... . 7
AN Asaeurvaqu ABREBYED.
w. ’Imbhld;
“I P. Ire-mun, of Upper I”
Charged with Forgot).
)Irwl. N. 1, Jun. 17.-Amrnbiyrnuo
Iron]: 1’. Demon. of thin county, was
mated yenterdny or forgery on a war-
rrint turned on the affidavit of Ten Col-
lector Joho’l'. Gwmllnecr, of Upper Nyuch.
The one in u peculiar one, and there in loo
tem excitement in political circles. Deto-
srent has been for some yearsoouunel tor
the Union Steamboat company, of Bul-
bio, which corporation pay» tone» to Up
per Nynck on rostrum worth of property.
When inxen Were due Downbeat, it inni-
leged, would encore the one, ruin the
bee, collect the amount from the com-
pany, forge Guardioeer’n borne on receipt
II check, and pocket the proceeds oi the
(I. til.
The cm on which Gnudlueer’rt amtinvit
to bond is that of the “boot taxes of 12m
The true bill was moose Deinnreet is
showed with having ruined it: to Ski-15.84.
The Culllplliiy gnvc him a check for the
hat unmet anrount. Demumt receiptetl
in Guordinei-r'» untrue, and cashed the
:heck at the .er York Exchangi- National
bank, but. it. in mild. dial not. my the taxes
to Gunniineor. Thu- lntter wrote the com-
pany to know why payment WM! delayed.
They immediately begun on lilt’cftllgttllflfl,
which resulted in exposure, and brought
to light two similar prior case».
It in charged that in like manner Damn.
rear. ruined the school tax bill of its!!! from
$06 to $33.25, and the Upper Nyack cor.
porntion tax bill of 1890 from Willie“.-
In these twa cases he paid to Upper
Nynclt the true amount. The tollilsmount
if his oletitlcutiun in wild to in: $1,516.”.
Freer-lent King, of the Erie railroad, the
:outroller of the Union :teambout com.
puny, son: John Turnhull, his private
secretary, to Nymrk. moi employed ex-
Distrtct Attorney Strider as counsel. The
L-teemblyuiau was arrested at his home,
Monttuoor, by ()llicv-r litthbe. “When
brought to Nyuck, Demure-at secured a
certified check COt’t'l’iliK the amount of his
peculoitionn from the steamboat company,
and 'l‘urnhull accepted it.
Dentures: was wen allowed to go on his
own recognizance. Gunrdmeer nay: that
he will prosecute the ca-c. It will go be-
fore the grand jury on Jun. 20.
Demiire~t iv called the: "Little Giant" by
his admirers. lie i» now serving his third
term in the nsnmihly, and turn been active
in llocltlaiid county politics for iwelre
your». He [Si president. of the Bocklnml
County Iiiflunllltll asnnc'intion. He in the
owner of The Synev limnocmr, n party or-
gan, and in in every way identified with
the inn-rents of the County.
RUMORS ABOUT QUAY.
A Report That "1- Will Benign and Seek
Rouble-ultra!)-
iinnxrset‘rm, I’m. .lilll. l7.—'l'here in a
report. that Senator Quay is going to seek
notification by res-mung hm sent in the
tenure and have iiimwlf reelected by the
legislature, lie in known to be using
every exertion to secure the re elewtinn of
Cmnermi, Some of Iron frientlw lie-re have
been greatly surprised I y this ltlf‘l, because
Chris linger. who lirlpt'il to defeat Dell,
mater, is Mr. CiirrierunN rizhl imml man.
The (’Xl’llr’iftzil'lrvn mm unfit in that Mr.
Quay has afl'lll't'll rrmrigii pledge; from
memben of the Irgwlnture to secure his
mlectlou, nml that he will Ilhltlttr: Roscoe
Coukling by a dramatic restroom run of his
not and an nptwul m the leginloturo.
As there will ho out" {wit or three ally:
left before the e lecriun Ill llarrmuur_,8en-
stor Query in said to think ilitil there Will
not be time enough to worL up opposi-
tion, and that he can rely on his pledges
and then go back vindicated. Senator
Cameron is so it to have sdvtserl ery to
talc-Mitts course, an it will help pull the
senior herrarur through. One ol the (lim-
culrns is below-ml [u be the Allegheny
Ielrgutron.
Monroe in tie'ntetl to Mr. Caritemtr, but
opposed in thy, rmnl there is some doubt
how the I’lllalttlf}; delegation would vote
under the cm unmrmmu A f lose friend
of Senator Quay mml Inst roulit:
"I know til.~ hi‘llnltir lllhw lit-m contem-
plating :i wry lmlil stroke. ltut premature
publication of his plum it ill interfere With
them "
"You lK‘llt’l’r! (Iron that Hormlur Quay
Will resign and out. for is Villllll :itum?"
"ilt- curileurplan-.~ llfilll: w the first of
the womb, but if the m-ws it published I
lliltik lit’ \ttll tli.ili;.;i1 llih iniiitl."
senator Quay l’rvliti a Knmor.
WA:iti,\t.i‘n.\. Jan, l? A .w'vrmrur Qllfty’ilE'
rites tlic- plibli‘vlit‘tl rum vr Ill.” be will re
iign. "51) for I» l lunar more H nothing
in it," he aunt in it [more ii l’i'rsis reporter.
"0"! Govern-mt “it” its (humid-red.
llAlllllsilil'fio‘r. i'a.,.l.iri, 17min the non-
nte Semirur ltoinnwr. umved [lint the .‘IQD‘
nu- ran into executive sit-anion fur the pup
W of tuning up the noinlrmttuns sent in
by the governor. Serum-r lint-m mini that.
he hoped tln- nermlur wmilul not press the
motion. He sold the Democratic minority
hurl no intention of outrun-Hiring either
the Republican» or (ion-rotor Beaver. A
preemierit wow t-Muhlinhml til i“? by which
no crmliminiion» wan» rlmrlr until after
the innugumtion of tin» governor. Tho
Democrat» simply desired whoop thin pro—
culent. When the proper time to eon-id“
Governor mama. nomiuutmns arrived
there would in no Uppfl-ntiillli in them, and
he hoped that the nominations of the in»
turning governor would receive the some
:ormirierulion. Sviiritur itohiuvon than
withdrew his motion and n restitution wns
«lupin-ii that tho governor'n appointments
hottiirislilerwi on Tuesday evening mat.
the nomirmliom of both governor- will
now, it is believed. be promptly continued.
'fluv l'lnrh Throat Milka.
Newanx, .\' 1,er 11. «Wool w» re.
ceive-i hm ilml rim nirioop‘mners who but
voluntarily left. the limit 'l'hmcl works
"mutiny will. milirrievl to tilled. N. Y.,
had found that tin-ii- MM [wmltirms hut
Mn uh" by utlrrrt, and limit they could
not mum!- wnrlt. it was who not!!! thst
the men prowl-toil to sun the (Works for in.
relating them into leaving their form
mutton» no the pro-int that on strike ex.
loin! in Sewark. The mitI- were in ope-rt
lion yesterday. but with only twenty than
working, in place of it)“: immily employed.
1'» Ween-gimme (7min
l’rmnr‘mr, I’m, Jim. ill—There were no
new tle’ilvltrpllieilli‘ today in the Wniin‘e
Baits? l'T‘rrrnc mmprmy'n Iflnln. Mr.
Wentinziwmse vt'nl not come no wu- It»
portal. lie will be here today end will
then make irnmm his immiiom. Tin
illicit-i» of the company claim that tho
mpnny will pull thrmizh its trmthIo all
fight and exprn-o the opinion that outside
eminence will prnimtviy not he required.
WI" In! Join the Voters“...
Button. Jun. l1. m'l'he Over-tire Plant»
m' internuclear-l union have voted.“
D ofllinte with the Americnu Indore“.
it tat-in, After so am debit
t to repay
mucussmswrrrttrrio
The Redskins Refuse to Give
Up Their Rifles.
GEN. MILES GETTING IMPATIBNT.
It the “outline Continue to Show I!“
You!» They Will Be bloomed by Fore:
~Elnluo umulalo tiny- . Wont-tun
Buck (unwell tho Wolndod linen Affair.
Prxz timer: Answer, is. 1)., Jun. 11.-
Since the order went into effect for ihl
hoetlles to turn in their guns less then
mentyvflve have been surrendered, and
these are olrl and unions. Gen. Miles 1!
growing rations at the action of the In-
dians. ile- hns positive information tho!
they are trying to keep their ride: from the
mtodirinahip ol the government. Ollieini
inforumtion was given to the pm» that
unfeea the rednkius surrendered their gum
Gen. Mile-r would begin a forcible «Illumi-
nmeut. With this possible more in view
Gen. Miles hats ordered that no civilian:
niinll visit the hostile camp, on their pm
once more would be likely to embarnst
him should there be a light.
The general said last night that the In:
diam Vern: still sullen and ugly. Beforv
they broke crimp they wantouly destroyed
In new mowing machine belonging to e
rancher, Tin-n they entered Rancher
George Kariltl‘u struck and deutroyed hi!
pictures and «lichen. Gen. Miles held coon;
all during: the day with Young-Men-
Airairl-of-liis—ilorse. High linwk,’l‘nrning
Bear and Two Strike, and told them it
bring in the rest of their guns.
Turning Bear replied that they had not
control on! the lmimrm from Standing
Back and filmyenne River agencies, but
they would hold in council with them and
endeavor to induce them to surrender their
errors. The 500 Cheyenroes tinder Little
Chief and Standing Elk have started for
Tongue river, where they will join their
tribe.
{ Breach 0! Faith.
Erich of the hostile chiefs is supposed tc
be engaged in Kfllllt'l'lii: up the rifles be
longing to members of their respective
humi’n, hot the new Winchester rifles, oi
which there must be at least are or where
still hilltlbn away. Unless the Indian» are
compelled to giro up theirurms and ponies
the exertion» of (ion. Miles and his troops
will have been in min. If the mere, com
lug into the agency of these Indians is al
of the i'stll’rt’fitlei' necesmry then the nitua
[tan is no better (misty than it waa just
previous to the battle of Wounded Knee.
Elaine (inorlnle'n Report.
Wisttmirm, Jan. 17. ~~ Miss Blaine
(iowlalo. supervisor of extrication at the
Pine Ridge mzency, has tirade a report tc
the lndirm attire in which she give» her
vehiou of the battle at Wounded Knee.
She wag, not an eyewitness of the fight, but
any.- llt‘l’ information War: obtained chiefly
from ludinn prisoners who engaged in ii
and hulfbrecds who were present. She
says: "The testimony of the survrvors at
Big Fool's hand is unanimous that the
Indians did not deliberately plan it resist-
ance. They or," that many of the men
were unarmed. When they met the troop:
they anticipated no trouble. There was
constant friendly intercoursw between the
whiten. and the Indians, even Women shalt
lug lmmlr, with the oflicen and men. A
number of the men itml surrendered their
titles aml ~ :ir.’ l'ltlflt'i, when one young man
who H ile‘crrho-il Ivy the llilllitirrl as 3 good
for nothing young 10“qu fired a single
shot, This celled forth a volley from the
[mops and the firing and confusion becnme
general.”
The Shooting of the Bolplcfi 030-.
Min Goodrile does not ('n'llil the state
ment that Women nnvl Clltlllttll carried
Arms and paritclputml m the tight. The
Wright of testimony. site say», is over-
whelmingly again»? obi-t supposition.
”They Wrrr‘ purunml up the ravines and
nhot down intlncrimirmlely try the sol
dltn." Mia» liuoilnlo, in conclusion, says:
"It is reported that one of the rrtlicerii
called out, ’linn'l «hoot the~ sqttulih,' but
the men were rioriirtlew too much excited
toobey. The killing of the women and
children was in port. unavoidable, owing
to the confusion, but I think there is no
doubt that it wm m runny oases deliberate
hurl intentional. The Seventh cavalry,
Custrr'~ nltl (‘UfiiliLtltL hurt on old grudge
The irriwpunsrble action of one
hot lien-loll yu'rt ll ~lillllltl out be the mount
for n. grin-ml .ml littll‘tti'lltilttfhlt“ slaughter
of the iirinrrrirtl :uul lu-rpl:-.~t~."
Tin-y ‘IA) Yield Tori-y.
[out r\r'!lltll:tiC-tillli'll With lit’lil Hi the
hostile rump Tim rppn-wnmtivmof the
Wbltr'V \tri‘i- t'li Audit. lirtiilllcmlily and
Capt. 'l'mo Eur, A‘ue‘rtr m llul'~e', represent-
lm: the It‘ll'll'llit n, owl fitmr: llrill, of the
Bruin», tuml.‘ ~p-m'ln~ lit at lill li they comp
seleil [lull 1hr 5min ow ri unu- up their
.ymw m. h‘li'Pllil\ llli!‘ Thin mivice
will dOuIfllr~~ I.» {H.lnttrd rainy.
’l'ripvi thr "tale with Viv-Mn;
BIHMAW'K, X l) , Jun 1': m-Sevrmlwmh
ago l'Iilttnr lluymnu-l. n! lizmmn, rind hi»
I em!» “err in.“ mltml riml terribly beaten
by n rivul Lulltlit at liit‘lillit A number re»
celveal 'H'i'lullh tlljilflr‘i, rrrrrl one mun will
probably rltr from limit-emu. Raymond
hul 1mm! lu- tau-auto tin, Deputy Siberia
l’ettibottr liliil Jui- (Tomlin-r, arterial, and
the «use curne up for trial yenrnnlny.
During ltw prom-ms defendant-V friendl
ruwhed to null: iln-armx. Ilrove the jot»
tire of the pert"- Mmy and took [rt-um
plan of tho murr. rrmrn. Evita-merit in at
{an iii-oi. mul lilmulvltml iv lured.
To Itqnnltvo iii-minute at Time.
WAsiimmw, Jim. l1."':‘ bill imqitnliu
Iterator-l» or time on riv- l'mledi‘itmm wri-
Itirrmlnm'l m the senate by Mr. Erode.
Thr- Inrt prnvnln rim? liumtbmuuhotit the
[tilted Homo... mail It" reckon-"l in pecuni-
nnce with the hour mrrrtlmo vyvtrm. com-
monly milmi Monitor-l time. the prime
meridian to in the Initial htfllillnnl foe
reckoning time. to in provided that the
honor of the tiny may be numbered on the
twentydom hour rioiuioo and atom on the
min- hour syntnrn.
The Jersey Yon-lit Wort.
Nllifl'tm. N. Y. Jun. f? The race for
the silver cup, valued at 0633). prmnterl by
Gardner i’no Nmrruntt, of the Orange
hike lee an'ht atol»,amt known on the
"Challenge CImmpimi-hip Clip of North
Americn," over a twenty mile axiom. we.
won by the [onions Shrew-bury lN. J.)
yacht Hard. Time, it». 5m. 43w There
were (our notriew.
Int-Mk rumor: Bot-nod.
in. Permanence. Jpn. I1.~’i'he com-b
lion on petition» he! returned the linden
petition region the persecution of the
Immune lord tony-or o! lat-don with
firnplnnuioo that Deco-minio- in not
mm to 91.!“ Inch III-rink to
m.
......~o..»... .. A. ._ .
FIVE Hum-”55??“
A II. ltrlh- on the (hie-yo, Duluth”
nit-l tit. Poul Ballroom.
Caruso. Jun. ii.-Telegrnpit operator:
sud nation agents on the Chicago. Milv
wanker and St. Paul road began vacating
their partitions yenterdly u .d the march
was kept up until night, when the report.
received at the utriko conilnlttoo’l hesdv
qunrionin Chicago imliruted that about
It!) men had left the company’s employ.
There figures are kitten from the reports
sent in from ten diviniotm of tire rand.
“On more divisions," Grand Chief Timur
ton laid, “out no runny men went out»
we expected, but advices from other diVllr
lone show that. a much larger number have
resigned than we counted on, Thin num-
ber will be increased from day to day.
The great majority of the men who have
gone out have gone out for good. We have
had a call for men from other roads, Ind
washnll fill the“ positions with our men
II last as pmible.”
At the generll manager’s out» the roll-
way officials and clerks said only seventy
men but] weighed and their pincer had
been filled, If othm quit there were plea»
ty of good men, they amid, ready totako
their places. The Irmwment, they claimed,
was not to he dignified by the name of
strike. The grvutrut hair the railroad corn-
pzuiy has 5-. that the strike will spread
uniting the operators mill agents to such
on extent that only intlrtlvreot men can be
secured for their place». This in ital!
they might utnmi for it time. but thequelr
tion nrinen an to how the engineers might
like to receive clearance! from inoompo
tent operators. 'l'hr ofiir'eni of the reed
realize that tire strike is really in the
hands of the regiment. The engines?! are
openly in sympathy with the atrikern, and
it is feared they may seek it cause for it?
mending choir reinstatement.
TURPZlJLENT eepueuca
Trouble Reported in ctr-ii and the Ar-
gentine Republic.
Bones Arman, er. t7 «A large rebel
force is until in be aeso'mblcd in the prov.
toes of Ruin: Rico. The citizens are much
alarrrietl. Tile.- telegraph lines have been
cut, and the national rrnogmiustroug force
have been sent to nupprer-H the antitrust.
Entrc lions lb a province of the Argentine
republic between the river» Uruguay and
Parana, Ila inprml is Bitjada chontnFe,
which has 5 population of about 150.“.
The Rebellion In Chill.
bosom, Jan. 17.~A telegram contain~
lug further news of the rebellion in Chill
has just been received here by wsy oi
Buenos Ayn-n. It any: that n numberot
the naval rebels had disembarked at Go-
quimbo, and that the troops were trying
to surround the insurgents Ind isollte
them from loyal districts. The dispotch
adds that l’t‘ewident Balmaceda has issued
1 manifesto encrceriuslly nsaerting his
authority and refuting the insurgents’
pretensions.
The nuvy hm! gin-n notice tho! it will
enforce I itiorkmie at I’rnagua and Cole“
Huerta, corumetimng on Jun. 25.
To Strengthen the [trunk l’uiflc Hoot.
LOSDOV, .lrm. IT,~'I'Iv.v Chronicle in on
editorial rimm- tht' government to strength—
en til» now in the I’m-allot so no to guard
the Brillnlr Subject-e iii t‘itili. The paper
udzh that wtmn: should be neglected
while theolrllir 'rlry with America and lb!
trouble in illl' worrh exirtt.
Big \itii Against the Central.
Ymru rs .‘x‘ Y, Jan. tt.«-A suit has
been l.rwt,:l.' murmur: the New York Cen-
trnl mil lion! .m litter Riihi'tiiifl company
which tr'ir ,i w. tauntixlormf properly. The
property .1 ll.“ river front along the Hud-
son river, and extend-s from Spriyleu Doy-
vii to Albany 1 is the strip of land from
the Wuler's edge to and including the
tracks of the railroad company, and also
certain portions of land at divers stations
along the road which are now being mod
hyt'ne Company no freight yards, switch
yards, alorhi‘e and doe-knee. The amount.
of ground included in this strip comprises
about 19.4") norm. If the railroad compo
uy wins vermin dock property, river front!
of wealthy men who have their country”-
tntes along the Hudson and torso monu-
fncturing intercom, city witnrtuge and lo
forth will be forfeited to the company.
Among the runny who are thus intercom
are .lny firmltt lintl the Avior estate. The
company (‘lrrlrnv in own this entire stripe!
property lmm >pllil’r-li Ilriyvii to Albany,
it huvmg been ili'qiili‘i'll ivy grant from the
state of New York in W73.
liraxil'e Mini-«n Arrives.
NEW Yuma, Jim, l? ~flr. Salvador do
Mendnrrm, the newly appointed minister
of ilmzri or “instillation. ltuwirrivetl from
Brulrl. llv wrw lit'tjtiiltyfllllt‘ll try his wile,
Dr, Mo-rrrlunru narvl v-iwyllring in lit/Mil
was prthpvi‘lilu. l-"wnvro “ill Mir—ly be
elected prowl-lent. IIr-rr r mil-o have already
token plnr'v m w'mn «mm II” l :5” [”in
on “In“ Hl'thIl‘a rn'irrrmr lb .‘.lrnvioou
say» he l~ Mirpriwul iii lirr- ,:rr'.l‘ influx of
foreign f'lltll.“ It'll! ul illilli.gl't:filri into
Brazil 'irto irrirriigrnnm an- railing ado
vomit-,5.- uf t’ltt-ullv'l’ of frw innit uwle by
the liniulon govrrritnr-ut :uul Ire melding
in the «unborn [Nirtrurt 01' tin.- republic.
The who rtprion Mold of the m-w rubber
Ooliipttiiy VH'IH upem-ll null l'lirwl winter
«toy in lim till-l ' ~r:i, not the full amount
ofihempiml swim-nor «v.4» minimised.
The furl that tit» i‘lilll’" ,tmmmt of capitol
wart Hulmt'l’lln‘l lfl mow vlrty m hike" on an
rmlrmtrun of liw lflufi'v‘li'il' of the iirmnclll
mirror-gilt uf Ilmzrt
l'imrgrri thr “union with The".
INDIVS‘AI’HI lH, lot it 'i'lu- no.“ a.
cliltulnvrt-rilrem ur‘ [Ill w-zmm mu sprung
in llu- .r;,r~'.ar»m- “Mr” .1 “it: I ml mm,
from ,Jutrriint’ rt ml rimming
“'llt‘llt'rr ,‘liit’tl'fl'k. til H r- Km“ h- In WM“,
Willi t‘ltilri'l/lll ~ nhr it? Hit}!!! 'l‘hv vireo
W" mites t i..'t' t’lrH u ”that "ILH reformed to
pay min "or low “‘Iff.’ ml The x'lt'? n all:
balance for tru- vl'ur MN m 9‘3: “'27 {it}, and
(071))! yr»! I‘ll! ii lulrimr “I truths,
Mill uflll, ulllr-rrrvh tlvrmilitlnl, "film III
pay tltr mmv " it.» now-we mu referred
in the ruriiimilue on Hi" Northern prince).
In" “a
Mini-In lJur-rln t'nrdmtly We...
LINN“, Jan. i7. - [foiled Ell-tits “ilk
ter Lim'ltln in helm: very cordially to
aired, nliitmllv moi privately, on blow
turn to EiruInrt'l All rfloru to intenlfl
him on imlrtrr‘al or diplomatic mutton
have fmlwl. am! i? to unwind ”It“ .05
the bearer of more important criminall-
cotton on the [twining em question. or he
would liar-Hy take Qtlt’li porn. to IV!“
ll] mention Ir! ”in: ”In! mvrrny.
”allege «quor- Sold.
Aswl'trr ”51:5, .V J.. Jan. i7.-—Xn.
“If“ F. Lily, of l’hllmlriphll, It” pl!
chained flan-ine- equate.“ Spring Into,
N. 1., from Mr! Matthew third, the widow
of the miliwnnim locomotive monolith
rim of that mm. Thoprm paid no
In!!!) The equate, which luclodwr two
unit.” imm- Ind nun-her of smell not.
tum to commend the M M CI
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