W
A LITERARY GIANT GONE.
Death Writes Finis for George
I Bancroft's Life Story.
'IHE GREAT HISTORIAN'H (Mill-IE]!
Ill. World Famous Hillary «If the l'mtcd
Mu, Ind flow flu “'rnle llwlliu Lou;
old Shilling Career as a Scholar. State-
” 9nd lllntnrltrn.
Wuruxurtm, Jan 1.9. -—(1t'or 't 1’1IIIIr,ott
“Infamous hisIIIIlaII, di- d in tho. I ll) inst
Saturday afternoon. Jun. 17. Pu. III. tin-
ml)! 90 yrnht. llln dvutli f't Itmwi from
the general dobllity of old my: ”I- had
only been ill three days. 'l‘lII- end was
pnlnlese and proueful. The funeral service?
will In held at If a. In. ’f‘IIwrfuy in St
John’l Episcopal church. \l‘;I.~lIIII.:Io:I.
martini) of Mr. Bancroft f’l‘lii'w .l'i I-pI-t'h
in Americanliterature, ii.- f‘.i“
mrvivorof tlmt lIrIIIIIInI 1I'II.I3I III‘
“il'
prIIrlt-
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Write”, lltcludm: Irvmy, L Ulipl‘:" I’m-watt
flit! Hawthorne, who made the I'-IIII'IIl3
portion of the NIIIoII-I'IIIII thil Irv 'II'IIh'
trlons at homo and abroad “0 33' !~‘ :Il-Iu
antammun of wide and 3'IIrII-I. III} ll . 'Il I- x-
perleuce, who hell calm. ”ll l iliI'I- II' in II
most of our [“15an sumtors \‘. I il‘ .3. ill III
whoa] or college
“in Fallu-r'o Lilo nl' “’Italriltgton.
Hi8 ffllhef', RI'V. Dr. AIII'mI
phy of “'ashinuton.
born at Reading, .\l:I.~'~'., Nov. 10, 175»),
served as I: \‘I’IJIIIII'PI‘ III t‘iII', :tt'I‘IIIIIs (ll
Lexington and l’IIIIIkrr ll;li. L'l'Itlliliili‘tl at
Harvard in ins. >cllli‘d in lieu IlS 3III.-ItIIr
0f the First ('tlllgrttqlllifllllll l'iIurI'h III
Worcester. Maser, nml l1\’c1l to lil't'ill'll Lie
half century sermon Jun. 1, 15.51;. ills in.-
mom; son, Gmrgo iintiurnt't, \I.a- horn Itt
Worcester. .‘IIII-Is “11.3. i‘ll‘). llt' WIN a
precocious student and found liliiht‘lf
able to commence a tIIrmul preparation for
collagen: the plII-uoIIIeII: IIIyI :It. 3‘39 of ‘IO
years. He 33.1» sent in 1‘” in theorie.
brated Phillips at'. 'tIlI III3’ at l' '{I tor .\v H.
He entered Harvard tulip.» lli 1~l:'- . and
after graduation t'UliiplL'l' It in» I'1tllL'I'fl-0ll
in Germany.
Illa Studio-s in Germany.
lnrtead of continiu: himwit‘ ll) ll ninule
university he hNiIlrIl for u. I'tdhithII'IlIlv
lime fir»! éll (lo lumen. where or urIIlII
Med nsdoctornr [llil‘tll“‘ll‘lly in mo, and
lfwrwm'tl Jul llI'rlin. Anton-,3 iii-I teachers
“Ell“(rl': il.\'.\t [it IFT.
st GottinzI'n wow EII'hlIorn illill illziIIII-II-
bach, mid the Vt‘fll‘rlllilt‘ lil~(t‘l'liili lll'l'l'l'n.
whose principal Works in- ~3IIIIsI-I3III1II'. ly
translaII-Ii. .\t llI-riIII he IIIIjoyI'Il IiII- 3»er
bomtl at'qzuxintnIII-I- of SI'lIliI-rII;:II'hI1I, ‘I‘I'Il-
helm \‘0n llunxlmldt, SIII Ign3. l..".ppI-nlwru
and other l'nllhti'fil ~1'li:)lilr‘ifllitlrlnlt‘sillt‘li.
At Jena he met IIIII-I [.IIIr he “I III fl)
Rome, Where he lllCillllt‘ JlClillI’lilllE'll “uh
Byron. Returning to tin 1 “Hull :‘I It 1H)
18% he was for n your (iru k tutor iii iiur-
Yard collar. and lillllliNlH d a lion 3'III‘I llllt
of poemsflll‘Zfli. which how, long been out
of print
Anon earn Ist that 'III'hIIIl III»: quite Iilllllir .3 133333.333 3 3' 3333. 3. 33
dotted his (‘2! H3 llt‘lllel'Il III to th' ltill pII ind 3 3 3 33 33333 3.33) 33.333. _ 3
obtained II lIII-Im» to we U.’ h, .IIId Iir II3I rI1d‘
several sermon. 1,5IIII1lI 33'I-rI- hi; 'll i31I-um1
mended; but in: (’1 lIII': Itinn ll .'IIIIl lII-III rII' Itl
impulses pnn‘ultlu- fill'lllll' t', it'lll lII- Inn
never since renundvd flit“ \Iur. 1i that in
WESlHlCet'Hllllt'llltillli‘ 3II~I- tix '-I I1'»3III IIIl,‘
In 18M! he puhlIsIII'Il :I II'.III~‘I:IIIIIII III” lil"
friend iiceron's "ll!”"t'll‘llh (Ill “24‘ {'III
“ch of Ancient lr‘i‘t't'l’t‘.“ and In tin- IIIII-r-
Ynlaofleisut't- lIIfI lIlll‘ from III». pI'r3IfI1:3-
slonui duties he iIItIIIl IIIIII- I i l! III :IIII
and publish ism (IIlII. r oi HI- I' rI1II~s “1:th
—the “History III IlII- SI ‘llt‘ III Antiquity"
Ind the "iii-Inn)- (if (it? i’IIiIIII- :ll System
of Europe and its t‘ulotmw."
“In “NH“ Hinlury.
This occupation u':I-< .'II'III-Imily IIIII-IIIlI-d
II a [IrIelItIIIIIttry I1XI'I‘I i-d' tlII- urn-tit
work of hIII lIfI' 1I‘II~.' 33mm; II; :I blunt-3'
of the AitulIrAIIII'rII'IIII t'lilUfiltN, now the
United Pilate-3 of .\IIII'I'II.'.I.
he laid u lirtInIl illi|l Ill’l'p lIIIIIlIItIIm livinm
putting pt-II to p: we r “IR lli'fll pIIIIt II'IIl
appearance \3 .l‘i .I. llir' man
in
file heuuvu‘titt'umul Ii .\I: II' N 'lil little-
[tendency IIIIII. lI3' II II II II t'ttllll'llll‘flct‘
the day II! ”It IiIIItiI «If .lIIl.tt \Iluumuud
ThnmanJ. ll mm, (ll whom I;:. .II it nun--
meme he Wu» tho. I'It-It'ItII-I'I lil‘s.41riIll|. in
this oration ll 3m ruff IIIIIIIIIIIII:I.- ltht' polit
lcll prim: min-I of I3 iIII It in inn-I )u-I-II ii“ on
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in its WIIlI-u ~I-1II~II-,.'I-I lulu-1i II3I Ill univer.
gal hufil‘uttt‘. Mr. llnm'rnit t' I':II I-I'III'tlI
bccarm- prumitmm III I‘lil*‘il"iill‘\‘.i~ us ll
poitiu um.
About i‘li) III- wIIiIItrI-w from I hI I IIIIIIi ’
Hill nttndItIu In tlt'i‘ttlv [wow it III lli~ 3on1
jrcletlbhtmy. the lli'Al \IIlduIII u: I3IIII .I
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Edward luv; -' iIl'IIIHI‘l ii iii 'lIIv .‘mrth
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In l‘uliilrn.
Mr. llililll‘nil .3. .II IIIII'I- Indullw‘. by
common (.'IIIIw It I I lill‘ pout III lli“ li"‘|),’,'
niud nnIIIIIml lii‘lwi '..—3 I, and fit 1 oUlfth‘H’fl
mum-um- III ilIIs' 3n III III ~I-13I'Il for
party half It I l'lillii3 :1. . r31.,333,I3'3'.,r34
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BIKINI!“ rI'IIIIIu'l Ir: Ira. .- , 3.33¢,_IHII33)3
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Volulll? (ll lil" lli~"I:I Il"‘rl‘l llI- lIIIDL 31
premium pm! In t..I- .. I' -1I .I- do pIdI
than! Home II'III'n 33.... it"I‘ntlIM'Il h}
Prnldeni VII1I VIII... HI .l -‘." . HI»
filth the lmporiunl [”1- 'It " 1"‘l I '-i iii--
port (if llimfufi
Here he tum wmlIlI I} In Ilu I- 111. 11 l/l",
kilhmtlwrdutlmr uhd ll-I . 1"I »: II3 3.3,
pointing: NIIHIIIIu-l llMiil: ll‘ SII I3m-l
in the “Minn I'Ixatmu l."tf'“ iIIII mini
Volume-vi lu’a sIIIrlI III. 1‘. PM :I .3.. .‘ii‘Wl in
1M0. completing the 3mm I III IIIII I -IiIuIiII..I-
than of the United Hurt-1:4. iIII IIIIIIIIIgnIIIIII
worded mentor: l.” review III» thrw vol-
muewbnlo and the verdict. war, in
mi. Mutable. Having now computed
OW period“
offl- wcrk. Mr. Bur-
li|~l3
llum'roft,.
was the nutlmrof II ouco populor lIIIIgI'II- ‘
'l‘lit.‘ t‘lllI'i‘ llItIIt'I'IIII,‘ 3 3 3
- ‘ lifliill'IlI-ln‘tl Il.II:I lrIIIII llit,‘ liI'IIIIIlI mm
For this work ‘
IIrII' III' II I
Northmnpton on IhI- lump of .lIIlI'. 1*. ‘ti.
even, without beginning his orcpuntlone
for the future, thought. it right, since be
bad but non life to live, to devote uverul
yum (I: llJi iotml politics and to his own
political IIIrIwr. 'l'lIIIrI; was an intermie
lion of lwt-lvc yum hrtween the third and
fourth Volunws of his history.
Secretary of tho Navy.
On the III-music" of Harrison to the [that
menu} in MIII'lI I. 1811. Mr. Um: croft bad
to 3' 'II.- -ld up his you .I-I 601180. [or The next
thrI-I- )’t'lll"1' wcrc chiefly I'll-Voted to politics.
Mr. llmmroft having been in lH-H the lead-
er of H forlorn lIopI- as DI-IIIo'IrIIIic I'nudl
date for the governornhip of llIIHIIIIchu-
latte. His GIII-rititu s. however, new not in
vain. for on the I‘it'fft‘s‘glfiil of Mr. Jmnes K.
Polk to lllt,‘ pn-shhwu-y in March, 1845, ht
appointed .‘Ilr, liuucrm’t secretary of th(
navy. Hm tenure of that ofiiw- was alu-
mIIIzm-I in do foundation. ill HHS, of the
tmvdl noun: .3 III Antmpoliu, IIIIIl by [ht
(ll-'Ipilfttli tII ("IiIIIII-uiu of II n.I3'IIl force
which ottbuquz'ntly took purssoshiou oi
[hut region for the Uuimlfiiutes. During
one month in li‘i‘i he was .'II'tIIIIg secretory
of war. and in mot I-Itpaclty imumi to Gen.
Taylor the order to IIdt‘IIIIce to the flu
(.imndr. a shy which 33m tho prucursorol
‘I. tlII- MI'XII'IIII war.
in tin- hitter part (If i845 .‘Ilr. iirIIIIIrI'IIfI
33'wa trIIImI'I'rrIIi to the III1II'I- C1III :--II' Ii pod
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.3 from lllt llI'IIIalI (”'v'l‘f'lllll I' III. Hill“ IIIOIlI
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‘Affit’l'leJHl rowel-I und in \‘IIIIiII'II'III; the
; "iuhfx of some ll‘lrilI-Alllt'l‘it'flii (‘lll7."fi>t.
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' prtmtt- c-Ilivctmus. At. l):ii‘l'< lit-33.1w aided
in his I. won: tin in ti- Q «I'm lilLIlllh‘llPll lil-i
tIIrI' III: (I‘vIIIzII: , .\.l: gust l.IIII::II'IIIII.~ and III1
'lovquI- 3'Il le. lie \‘3 'I~ clv ('lr'illll'I'l'Tt‘FllUll‘l-
lug IIII'IIIlII-I'oitl:e' French Institute, of the
Royal .\I.':IIlI1III)' Ul llistnrv III ll1'rlIII. nutl
lit itéttl IlIt' L'uII'I-r‘ity of Oxford conferred
upon him the degree of lit '. lI.
('arnpletlug "in llidnry.
lu 19W.) .\lr. Bancroft raIIIrIII-d to [\fll’.‘l"
lt‘ii. bottled lli NI-w i II: it ('I'; and III-quIrcd
a country: on I'll. N1'\'3‘3tlll'l, ii. l.. where lIl'
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[II IlII' urinal t'pIu'iI III the rI-I'olIIiIon lu‘
spru: lth‘ tzIIII'e yuetrfl in the llll‘l't! prellm-
lnIIrIr-I of MI.- rI'vulution, Ilt‘Yultii: IlIrI'I'
lurgI- VtillliiiI" to the pun »=l or ;'. quartI'roi
acuntury ll'tiill l7i~1 I.» [771i ‘l‘iII- tint voi-
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THE SENATORIAL CRISIS.
Both Sides Stilt Fighting Over
the “Force" Bill.
FURTHER DEBATE MAY lll'l ENDED.
May Bunk flu
Deadlock by I'm-lug the ‘llalnra Bull.
Republic-u Houston
Foreign Nulimu to Be Personally In-
vited to "to World’u Fair.
WAsumu'mx. Jan. 19.«'I'iio senate ll
lull in ll slate of deadlock an the Lodge
elections hill. The session which began
Friday noon lasted all night and oxteudml
Wll'lmlll. :3 break until Saturday night utt
o‘clock, a continuous session of thirty
hours. Mr. l’aulkuI-r broke the record In
a longI speakI-r. His purpose was to talk
on an aroundmeut until the lit-publican
eetmtore WorI- tu-od out, and he held the
flour for tux-11m hours. He wot-I succeeded
by Mr. Dunn i, who only Ispoke II short
tIqu. Several tuneuduwoh to the bill
were then tIIblI-d. AI ti o‘clock a truce
was; declared, and the weary statesmen atl-
journcd lllilll lilitllt today.
They May blunt. 0“ Debate.
The serum: is now on the vemo of break~
ing one of tin». mm: sacred of senatorial
tr.IIiItiIuI.-I ~tiIe unwritten rule that debate
on :my Int-mun: "my continue iIIIlI-Ilnitely.
Wlmt is ct)l.>3Idt:I‘t-Il pnrty necessity hue
triumphvd over I'IIutnm, and though the
chungu oi. Ivmulutvd is only temporary in
ll..‘§l,'llltf'i|t.‘ltil‘. It. will prolmhly lead. if it be
effected, to other radical changes that will
be pvruuznrnt. The crisis in the I-Ieuuto i:
ut huud. 'l‘iII: lute of the t-l-sI'tiIIIuI lIiIl
Will probably be determined ntncaucua
of livptIIuII .In nullfllOl’S this evening held
to III I me .'I IIII do of procedure during the
prudrm'y ni‘ inl' hill.
At lltlh I: .III-tts plum for disponiug of the
donor ruII' Inthuut delay will he discIISs-
c". IIIId It l.~. hI-iII-wl that nGaIIsfnctury
IIrr.II. yum-III will h' oilitv't1"l.fllllmugh the
urn I' I1. 3II'II. . erlmgs of previous cau-
I'u~I-,1 III I'IIIIIIIMIIIII with the l'lt‘ctitill.‘ hill
do IIIII hold out. much hope totlIe advo-
I utI-s of tin: measure for II. settlement of
Lln- IImilI-r,
'i'lIry Will Have ll Quorum.
SI-Iuitnr .\.IirIclI hat-3 given IIIytIcI- that he
WHliIll Im l‘tIde Iy mil up lllll rule for
clImIIIinvh.III-II:I the elections bill. The
provmnus III iII‘m rule do nott'xteud he-
yund the end of tho pro-rut session. .\lr.
.-\lIlI'IclI liilll lie-en instructed lI3'.ll{I-3IIIlt1
llCdfi t‘.‘lllI'il~ III rI-pIII'I .'Illtl will up tlII~ rule.
and tho I'IIII1 lh tII-III_1iIt I3'Ili be I unfmIItI-Il
With II o LN; of finding menu-3 for dispos-
.mm.’
what IlII: il1'
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or II'IIIi .'Iftrr the: I':IIII'II.~I is
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3sI-ImII- ,3I.I 'II»~ Today tho ifepuhltcuun
mil iI.II'I- .-I I31II If‘lilli «If tlII'II' tut-IIIlII'rI-I. tiu'
return of Mouton: liiII'Ir, Chandler nod
l Farwril “wiring this. uud cuanucutly
tin-re Is fit) IIm-lIhoIIIi that. the Democrat»
8.3.1 in: n1 .mrz. mil attempt to break II.
quol‘llfil by barring the chamber.
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FATA. GAS EXPLOSION.
flue Women Blown Through I Wlndn
It limit-7- 0.
l’nmur. 0., Jun. 19.-—Ataboutl o‘clock
Butiduynn explosion of p» occurred in
the Marion Hotel, which ruined fully one:
half of the four storey puncture, and mu
disastrous otherwise. There had been a
lenkage of gas for uvenl dayn,’nnd a
futile attemptlutd been made to find it.
The explosion mu calmed by the ignition
of gel in a cistern under the dining room.
There were nine portions in the room,
And three of them were blown through the
windows. Kittie Walsh, one of the dining
room “My, mu instantly killed, and Ella
Johnson wan so badly hurt tint. her re
covery seems imponnible. Kate Rooney
nudCuIIsie McGrauf ware badly out. and
burned, but. will recover. Frank Round-
Itone, Iiuv'cierk;A.E. Marion, Fruukn
Andrews. and A. W. Pierrot: warcnii hurt.
but not seriously. The ions to the hotel
and neighbouring building amount» to
$28000.
The parties hurt were all in the room
and two plumbcrn were umivr the door
looking for the escape. A few minute:
before the exploniou the natural gar
burner to the dining room stove war
lighted not] it. in muppoxed the escaping
gas ignited therefrom. The floor of the
court-dining room floor was raised and
the plmtoring broken from the walls and
ceiling. Every pane of glass in the build-
ing w.nnhroken The explosion took placr
just five minutes before the call for din-
ner would have been made. otherwise the
room would have III: -n filled and the loss
of life would have been appalling. The
proprietor» of the hotel, Mr. Frank An-
drowa and brother, of Bradford, l’II., hm!
been in charge of the Marion house only
since Jun. 1.
Ella Johnson. waitress. died shortly after
helm; carried to El. place of safety. Kittie
Rooney. dining room girl. although still
alive, cannot rt‘Ifiiin‘l'. (lifters injured are.
Anson B. Marion. owner of the building,
who was with the plumbers under the
dining room floor when the explosion
ocrnurred 331m probably {ntaily injured, in
he inhaled the flame from the gas Frank
.'\I Il‘I1I\~3 IIttI-III‘ liII' pI'IIprlII'IIrs, right eye
kuockI-Ii out. and PIL'I'illlley burnt-d about
facenndthmut. At 0 o'clock last. night
another I-xplosinn occurred in the some
plurv. netting fin: to the. already wrecked
IIIIIl lmtlly demolished dining room of the
Marion houru'. The fire dI'partnII-nt was
quickly summoned, however, nuvl mun
acrious dumaw was averted. The go
from the main pipe has finally been turned
oil.
THE STAND EELL DOWN,
Anal [hilly sum thn ParnellitI-a sowed
0R Hu- Lag».
funny. Jnn. i9 #l'im little town called
Mostrun. or Mlgeworthutmvn, nuar bonu-
fIn-d, irI-iIIIIIl, mm the scene h’undnv of n
ll3'I'lynIIII1I‘IIrIII'll‘IIIIgntlwri‘lm. Timothy
limiy and Arthur I )‘I 'HHHIH' Were the prin
Ctpnl sprain-ta llelorc tho meeting was
I‘vl’ll begun the platform I'll which lhI'
spI'ItkI'h :IIImd gm. (5 way lklitl liI-Itly, H'( 'on
tmrnml other» gut a tumble. llt"tl)’ hem;
llfl‘lly nlIIIiIeII. As noon m3 tiII- confusion
l3 wus owr llvuly proceeded With his npeech.
Hr churgt'd the i’arncllitm with having
sawed the legs of the platform III order to
kill the men who were running theIr lead
er's crooked nIId abominable methods.
Parnell. raid "only, was hunk»: of saw,
lug plnnkn thIIn sleeping on them. The
. government and the pullers were bucking
Puruell and ”Minor hm! joined in Par-
l nrli .«Icti'ort to aIIIzIIIinio violence and (lil-
credtt the can»: of Ireland. When the
tinmwouldcnnw :Is it must conu- that
[the Ileludul follow-N of Parnell would
Inmikr from ”In! IirI-:.3m “ml 3 Would he
reddy, he said, '0 befriend l‘ilt' h qul e3. r3
3 our of them I'xccpt Pnruvll, who lmd
brought :Ill this misfortune (In lrle-md
PurrII-ll's lentlernhip he Would not tolerate,
whether I' \III 1i it» tilVI'l'l. or "put. Pur-
[it‘ll IVIH lI.'I .I" I'tIl‘lll‘V. lllitl would lllfl1
. lliith'l3 luv (I IIIIIl lI-admtz the HI'.III;.;I-un'n
in (plilllbnlitlll lrr'lourl's ('tlllm' if Mr.
l“It1_.'I-r;IiIl Itlw member for South Loni;-
fIIrIiI .1 ILII rmum. he (llvuly, 33hu repro-
ac III ..11IIII Lulu—(lain!) would .33.... resign,
.'IIIIl ll£|\t'1llllil‘ peopletlne tlt'L‘lhitlll 0f the
C(Iliitnf.
llr. Parnell :IIlIlro-swd nu I'uthuslnattc
tum-nut; I'll. I'urli. Mayor Morgan Wit-3
I prI-wIII. lie so I! that he 3m.» still young
leIIIIIIgII In tight :3 strong bottle for [re
l
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‘ ' "i3 '! \lI (l"l Itrn HlIIIIIlI l lw Null‘illl‘ll
I I'I-» loin-I 3i lIItIlI'rn Would promptly
.I.1I'II1IrplmIfIIr lrmh lllllil” rulrI
[ "til-III mun All 1. Ilurnlununrn.
l llli\'l1“,.llili~‘ it! Dillon. ”to "wit loud
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l)l|llill llif'fl mel ilml ('IitttpirtI- :II'I'IIrIl
lord lit‘t’fi t'~f.‘fllll1lfl‘tl. TM.» morning IiIllun
ncnnmpunml llI-mra. ll'lirII-u :IIIII Hill to
I'IIri-I
4‘ l'lrilmh—iplilu l'netnl Thief (' Hurghl
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lriterw. ‘l‘33'I-nty1tuw lH'r-r‘t Wurn- found In
hlwlmt‘lwtu Inn-titer with 5| iIrgI- roll-If
junwnim l.» IInIl M'VI‘fIl thIIlrI'tl I’umpa
3Bluudin run-rated m nlirewdiy that for
t runny VII-1d .1 fill proof could lw fastened on
him. Iii. IIIIIIulI in him burn I'Im-Itnmly
wmI hul it am his km! I.I after (limiting
‘hi-umn “IvrlI. in IDI-b lII-I fellow work
I mun. and it wa-I wltllfl rI-II ler'mx thin as
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Nov i ll‘ ‘M lwlII'VI-Il that hit lm-I rifled
mnvr l3"itllt'll|‘l'-31Iri'l that hiss Moulmgs run
{up min tlII- thou-mini»,
'I‘lu‘ llvvnlntlon II EM" Rim,
lm‘p'm .l III. it),~lulvlcn from llurunl
Iiyr- .I II-I:.Iy an of n more vncnumutnu
. "at: n- "'I..‘i Wat-II Ilu- diminution. of )I-ntI-r»
Iluy Th1 rut-”umwunw moi» wlIIle rs»
cow 3 1 'III'II' ". IlIII [1"flt‘t' of the pruvlnlw.t
m‘ l'. Iii I. I I Imri IlIImntII-Il um! die»
pyrmai L. ". tun» yvm drama: ”will by
tin-Ar ' 1 ' :III’II’IIIIII'III. _\ III-w “07.
317mm?“ I I IIt’tmrIl! t‘ INIIIM {if flier
'prm'I'II'. 1- awxnmoa and tntrliurnt
l urllI'tI i .llI iI.' II"! .I. return 0f [wptiltfl m
I fill-1N1“
l‘iu HInyI rm m that England.
l'.\lil- l 1!! »'l'iIr Fitzuru my: that
Empr' 1' ' 1» -III 1'- umm; In London thin
amp-1.1 i 1 . I xpr'I-IIIII'I Hm brill-f that the
um I 1 liflli'IT'fl'll obj-rt m VlFW The
pmu" Hualmul in out particularly
RIIIIM‘. II. . '. ll!‘ vi-Iit. no It may be prett-
. tutor. or 113~r11mi rmult- "
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APPIFTH‘S Win. Jim. law“ hits out
with n l’l who; party of millennium-I.
lntn ilII-I I «II and three of l.
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SOUTH “QBWALK ”MINER W'IMQLI WAIIIJWARW .19. 1801.1.
I'IE 8|le HIS SON-lll—LAVI
Deadly Work of Judge Warder,
of Tennessee.
HIS DAUGHTER WOUNDED. T003
Drink Driven 0n. 0! Chillunougu'e lad
muting-mired (misou to Commit lut-
dor—Dupcr-u Anny In the [lo-ll.
The Judge Shot by Ill- Opponent.
Cmrruooor, Term, Jun. 19.~B. M.
hsettc, cashier of the South Ch “(4000“
Saving» bank, was Ibat and killed int
evening by Ina-Judge J. A. Wardenclty
attorney of Chuttutoogs, who ll Fuguu’r
fcrber-in-hw. In the exchange of their
Judge Warrior received two bullets, one
taking nit the index finger on his right
bum! and the other penetrating his right
breast. Mrs. Fugctto, who in the’ judge?
only child, also received a dangerous
wound in her right thigh. Mr. and Mrs.
Yugelte had been married about two year:
and had lived at the residence of Mrs. an
gene’s parents. They have lived very imp
piiy together and have a little 5-month:
old baby.
11!. Judge Dull llauvlly.
it nppean that Judge “'aruler has of lute
been drinking heavily and has been in the
habit. of coming home in an intoxicated
condition Ind abusing his wife und dough
tor. On these occasions the women would
nppellto Mr. Fugette for protection. Just
Inch a trouble occurred late Saturday
night. when Mr. Fugetta interfered And
succeeded in quiating bis father-iu—lnw.
The judge, however. came home fast even-
ing very much intoxicated He went at
once to the room occupied by Mr. and Mrs
Fugeue, where the shoring took place as
won as he entered. Seven shots were
fired. live by Judge Warrior Ind two by
Afr. Fugctte.
Shot Through tho [lo-rt.
It is thought Mrs. Fugette was the first
person shot and Fugetto then fell dud,
shot through the heart. He mu found
with a newspaper in one hand and a pistol
with two empty chambers in the other.
Mn. Fugutte was lying over him. with her
arms entwining him. piteously crying for
some one to save him. J udue Warden
staggered to a neighbor' 5 home and' Is nor!
therein a precarious condition. Mm Fu-
uette is also unable to speak and win!
took place in the room mode from the
shooting is not yet known.
1'. Wu I: Dcully Spree.
Mr. anette was abont thirty years of
age and II popular and successful business
man. Mrs. Fugetta is a very handsome
woman. Judge Warrior is one of the best
known lawyers in this state. For six
yen-s be was United Slates dintrmt attor-
ney for the middle. district of 'f'IIIInesree,
appointed by President iiiiyrs lie was a
brave gallant Ummi soldier and in one of
the most prominent of RI- publicun poll
tician» in the state lie otvns considerable
property and has :3 large, lur'mmc prao
lice in this city. He is n man of the high-
an culture, of most polished nod affable
manners. The opinion seems to be gen»
ml that. the affair was the result of I
drunken spree.
PENNSYLVANIA UNDERSOLD.
On. Alleged Explanation of the (hell
Shutdown of ”In“ furnace;
lent‘m. Pm. Jan. iii—Tho big shot
down of blast furnaces in flit: Shenangc
and Mnbonin: valleysmluch took place on
Jan. 10, Iw allugvd to how her-n «mused by
high prime of Coke and Iii-scrirmtmtion in
freight rates by railroads. NI-‘ithel' oi
thew, it is alleged by IuiIeIInd raIlroIid
otTII' this. had anything In It" 33' It” Ihsshuo
down. The real can-«.- for the» .IdIuteiown Is
to be found it. i~ Ilaimed, ill the mpItlly
growing culupetmtt ul Huttlllt‘tti pIgIron
agnimt. thI~ product of all manner“ fur-
naces. “'Ithm the but four months pig
Iron has fallen in prime ‘4 per ton. South
em pig Iron in III prvwnt brill); orought to
the Mlbbulug Vallvy itfltl f’ItrniIun: ffiillB
fifty cents cheaper than it HUI he sold by
northern tumours. in home. CIBES the dif—
ference is sttli greater.
it margued IIIIII muthern iron cannot
be brought to Pitt-Ilium at I3 mnrketnbl.
price Net‘ertbvleus, mnthcrn pig irunil
tiring klllpptfl into tiIIq section by river
lml mil in imnwung qtmtttitten his
pram! that ”horrid the valley furnace man
be furninhrd l‘tll'u‘ free of charge they
would an i be unable to produce pig iron
and compete sumemfuiiy «it!» the Aiov
haunt ntIIl Teunuwe I'IIrIIm-I'II The pres-
II'nt shut down III III.- valiI-y util prove
th-tiu-r IIII: ”lilllllt‘rll pug irIJti mm have
MI n wilmx I'lmuply’ merely in HM II foot-
lilllIl in the "writer. or wlII'iIII'r they are In
n-ultty able to producr- pig iron at. tho
hurries they (lllulf‘,
l‘mmrl Nearly i‘amluhnd.
Ctxctxsm. Jun. iv.~1’l'he mystery our»
rounding the IlI-Iuppvnrmmu of the two ilfi-
lie children. llm'hel Fri-WI] and Charley
Phillips, from their home.» on ('oilege
urn-t \Vcdtwmlay I'vetunu. tun va-II mind.
They Were found m It meant mom on the
second floor of the budding l2: Went. Fifth
strut at noon Saturday. 'f‘im little tod-
dlers Were alumni. furnished IuIIl nearly
frozen to death. The door of the room in
which they were mm lucked on the innidc
Ind bad to be forced open. ’i‘iII-y wan: car
rml home. only two nqmn'ea dmtunt, and-
pbynicmn nummmmt. II. I.» not known
whttbcr they arrayed into the room alone
Itul fastened thummivm in or were kid.
nap"! by mum designing III-tuna. Do-
teI-trvn are at work on tin» CAN-1’.
Il- Dldln' I Know” Manley In. no...
309103, Jun. 1’l‘ha if". Philip.
Brook» preached n special urmun hands;
in Trinity church on "lite-lone.” In the
course of In» remark: be rotated tolbc
chrlu'numng influence of the work in
Africa at Henry )1. Stanley. l'nknown
Io tho syn-kn. Mr, and Mn. Ethnic] and
My», Stanley» motuer, tin-re. among bin
bearers. Afterward In rufrrriug to lb.
Dermot; .\Ir. Stanley no) It. won the Inuit
powerful and (hum-Iii. timxourn to which
be bud ever listened.
l'npl. his!" Hum Agni-r.
NEW YIIIIK. Jun. 1'). 1 "not. fichiry, 0.8.
sulilillllliillnlfrvl the L’mtml Stain mom
or “ultimo", arrived 1m: yesterday on
the steamer Ln lluruoane. ill» retail:
gt Nice, France. Capt. richly} in on In rho".
lure of ulnar-co for the purport. of attend-
ing the wedding of his daughter, which
“In place in Baltimore Jun. '51 Hold!
for that. my tut «Inlay,
Ill” 0! I‘M.
Jon-Iron, Pu. Jun. 11—19:: In,
lame-mm rank-nun”
19mm met by- o‘tfln at them
bridg- und killed. A Wt min pro-ll.
and their Winth- 1W
I twmnrmvm. amt 1an mm": nfflnflwhrm
I: °.m"“‘:or%&°.‘i?iiw
'I'
sue: WILL LI KB “'1‘
M AM Int due. out
”my!“ I." i W out! all Ilh, U
USII DB. CRAIG'S
original Kidney and Lint BIII
Crown. Plurm no Pull.
They are the 03d Safe hematite! to are for than:
fliir. ed '1' b Bn'. 1'! Din-ac Liver Crux-alumina
{Your} Alum-nu (hiy more Email in tbr
our you we the origami-rid t umiy Kidney
Ind Liver Cure that run restore you to perfect
on“ All ladies Uee
C. B. B. A.
Craig Medicine (30.. Pusafe. . . J.
601.!) A'l'
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
South Randi.
mum. Inlucrm, Grout-ills.
"calmness. Whooping Con menu.
g“ GREMW mom! every aficcton of I
"no”, Lung; and CM“ Including Comunptione
Spr cdy and 3,5. rmanmt l. red fur fifty 32;“.
FILES, HUMORSI
“(rot-ll. Du rm finll like:- and“ mu
Diwmu-QM the Skin and "load .Ii'? cured by
FOWLE 3 FILE and HUMOR CURE.
Seeing iS Belic chng.”
p.40 33.33
And the best i Imp
¢v¢rm§dc.lrkehiad~ Lack”
dm‘sof old. ‘ :I v.
deriuliamp'” I. l.
lbqnlIIII-iy' lnsm
tuna-tun. '1 I :II '1
broalabir. 31'I I1
givesachar. h’r .
brilliantwlr lel' '1
a! 851W 1'
Purer an! ‘I
ntrrc r ‘\\‘" ’ 1 ti. f
rILiIcrl .'l.IIrrpIu .I -.:I
‘T he RC1. lzcster.”
And with it the" 12'. r I r pr, 5m,”
n I, I'ItIr' ;. 1m) 3 r. - ’t'lweitmg,
no climbtn;{ up of t
nor annoy-an: e of .'l I-, II . it never
and. trimminz. in taunt-.1 I i rtuwotu.
btm h rol leIiI' 1r 11'1i' "I, With cen-
tral drai‘t‘.‘ It's nlmnfu: riy uulrrcuk-ble,
InJasIIdorrrrI 'Itz- .
Only fwey.lc1rno fart! I
Mm [III/III i I In; it mt: at!
make IU‘Lll a u 'Il' 71.! a '
r ' InIilIion of
acoflfilamp to
indeed itbil.
{*5 n: 1y go or
We
(or lamps r. a; (tin: a. fix.
. .I
.1 on for rverl
'I. - Hangm
Ind Table l at. .p . .
Plano Lumps I wry LtI'. 4.x. lmnze. Por-
celain, Brass, {.'Iti. .t..I.IlI III”: III magnum”
All: the iawp dcalrr f; r it. i ml; for the
trade-marl: n':-~>p: " . III: I.I'r~ rI u " H b!
imgn'rthc1» i I1I'!o;ZI Icr.. it .I: My: you
Want a.- If rot rrII—I'. 1:23 II I ..r, trend to or
for free illuntrn c'I . I.r-i reduced
ricc- hall and 3-'1v..Il I : .‘.(l and you any
llmplafcly by “pres—I, r cl : to you rdcor.
ROCHESTER I HIV (0.,
4') Park Place. Sew York.
uuLD. sILvrII, new.
And ell kinda of (”Mind
PLATING
Done It
49 Water Street SIIIIlI liarvali
Anything Puma from. It drum rim to a mm.
‘pfl'l-iiy nub- nf tnbta mun "ramming arm
humming Ill livrlu «If hm. work C'mmirhm
mummy: lampv. I'nmtw I‘llf'ltl. Viper. :tr. (iunr.
l’m.i- but»: “It amoral Wham.
WliRI DUN! A? “If!" NUTS"! AND 3A1”
1mm) It! I' FAWN!“ fillAlfArTlrll l
llUY OF THE MANUFAClllilEli.
FIVE III.“ RIVER.
The nHIr-t mu Memo" at Baby t'mrtncn mu
tram Ito-ma wmh for auto “m In minus: ~13."
IV manger“ ulnar-M "no“ of hill" M
trimaran, It mm- um. um he Iris ammo and
low enough VII-m: the Mt rumm-
Baby and not! {Jam-(en.
Frank Boylston.
cannula“.
mun.
“OI!
lit ll EIIII
Bills AND Silli-
GLOVERE“ OLSEN’S
Our Hurah KIII Lodien' $2.00 Shoes are the one“ ever oflered in South flow-It
L'Idiea' French Kid Hand Served, Indies’ French turned and volts at prion that
will antonmh you
A. full line of Latino-3', Children’» and Men’s Shoes tho: will pay all to mama.
CLOVER &. OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot. and Shoe Trade.
lllll llllll.
Button Boot at $2, formerly
only $1
and examine these goods as it
70 North
The Best Goals for the Least iiIIIIII
BOOTS A‘No SHOES
AT THE STlDBB 0'
C. H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from. we are prepared to furnish everything from I
child s lG-cent shoe to a gent 3 $5 boot.
alties in gents] ladies' and children’s shoes.
$3 Misses’ Good School Shoe,
Childrens School Shoes at 75 cents Please call
A number of speci
A ladies’ fine Kid
is a pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
M ain St...
South N orwalk.
BRII)G
NEW DRESS
Best Light Best in emulation
and i~ahlef 'Itpc>. Sml Jackets.
large as any New ‘I nth hnure.
WI,- are largest dealvr.» in
l’ndvrwenr, \‘IIIall Wares,
Art (him! 5 in llrid report.
““32.
W.B.HALE
EPORT.
Ellfllll Mill.“
and Best Assortment of Silks,
\ elvvts and Hands-Mme Dress Goods In New England
[MKS Mill Hill.
(inrfiasuptment (Il Seal Capes Wool Seal Asirakan, ”ink,
Plush I apes and Jackets is»
and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.
Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Trimmings, Books, Yams and
W. B. HALL & CO.
iiillllilllllil
GIVE: US
‘300I
2.5a“
w. I. 0093339398
John Schaub 5 Son,
Wmmmmh
W B. “TUNE“. Heliport—3:,
IIIIII'I'ITI'I'
A'l' 'I'Illl “LB 51“” 0'
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Dacron-or I. 7. Ban but! i it.»
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
ALI. ORDERS P80.“ I'l'hY FILLED.
City People and It to their Murat-go to tr“.
with III.
A TRIAL.
w, m a.- Wm
Graduate opfim
HomerB. Hoyt’s
North Hall Street.
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nlll lCDM. mm in
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mm» 0‘“!an M and.“ I.“
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Wu mmIm MIMI a "V. I III 1.. M. ‘9‘”
r1 "trey"! rum-u. w 'I' «my Inna Ivy div «on
"‘"l‘"! "I W "flhvuf'mnv thunk-I‘ll ”mt-rm:
"'wiurimv m mm; III-mu Mi mg“
«ml mm" min . mm» m-
IIIIIvmtawi l” m "I.
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A"...’ Fatima”
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«I» an mm M cal ”h
t Mwmnw align-II .
have: my.” "new a, s
rmmMmMMI-em mm
H! utmww-fltptuymmr “awn” yew-tom
In mwm' mmmwm-mw (”’0‘
Warm Muti- luau-u vacuum-Mm»
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