.‘Ecinomrcar. Healthful.
,Mhlttiu curler um.
the
horn buyers.
280 pound.
and
You will not. do
betterthantobuy
DELAWARE
odour! DAIRY
Bump 3.000
pounds sold with
flattering praise
niinri n lnmstnrl
aovcorr
innumunnnnnrn cu
’tdoltall nworrtlldellm‘o
MM“! .031! \
Pitlnlnln. Juno 0‘ Barton
FLOUR
'lbyonrraaidenee,allenienéupaid.i0r
itintnrrnttgllil.
. err-annotation in thin allies tar lilo
Overland Produce company. no t n
OYSTERS.
N orwalk 0y stern”
\ 'l'bat bare nor. been floated '
Finn. lililtli, trans, Salt Fill,
SCALLOPS,
Pure Tomato (Stirrup, Imported Sar
dines, Pure Vermont Maple brrup,
Imported “taped, I'lckwd ilys—
ten millionth-NM} odvl
-—-of All Kinds.—
ORDERS DELIVERED PROHPTLY
HUNT Milli
FURNITURE.
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
80. IAIN STREET.
UP “Allie.
JACOB Ill. LAYTON,
Real Route and House are 'l Genera“ Inconve-
~Ilire. Line and Accident. tlceni.
Stands? aiirjete-flabin and lineman brain
for fit an npwarde and [alloy 0rd": in all mm
o lulu . Notary Public; uanowledgcmenlr
uteri. “broad fine a. Bags-gt! canted vo Dre
dilation.
C. “nil-[m Bttlit. 801‘ to Poll. one.
80U'l‘li Milt W .\ MC, LT.
Inuit llan lnrirr Ynir Lite!
(incurable-day will give you an Indownront
Policyo! 8| 000 "more at 50 pan of use. or at
death. if prior; or Ire came a day «lit alive you a
Life Policr lor noon. and you do not log; when
you have paid in. won it we alop paying, any year
after three moccticul. General Life Insurance
00in . of Hartford
9“! B. 8 L‘HOIIBDIIU. Agent.
Warhinztlni meet. Booth Norwal
6801““) II. RAYMOND.
Furniture Dealer.
s
mnmofldnuwmdylowprieea
M I'll-nod Blurb
whim "
‘ Wmufifflml $10
”manual-B with Oemrh Peath
CI .ra-I'l'lt
> panel-ail; etuwtiare.
a were: eraser.
‘ oawiul.
Pitlli SALE
ll Trillil Hitl'ail Brinntl
Velvet Tunnel and
price .
t I! u holltlfnlly lriniiaed filo
iii. W. F'llltE'I'T.
(70N N.
New Store 46 ill 48 Main st., Norwalli
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Decadence. No 3 Bermly meet Tolephor.
011.174. Dayna night.
A» S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
llla-onde, W niches, Jewelry .
line Watch itenatrlou a specially.
l. South Inl- South Nor-nil.
HATS! HITS!
Fall Styles.
latitude-Mentored
um N!
i
“tired-tor
nah-“—
Q EIIOE 8T0lllt.
it lane’s nook
Mill men.
Wayne hurtling «mew lg .1. Mi I
duration-m. m m. new.
. r not arch u vomit. tin or can
MW”? hm t-Jzntl he. ”to
“ W “’flfl
m lit "0. to a» pint or
L. earmark-m .
merré
MM.“
7““! "JV
3
nuts nnt Stirs
. GRADES
iWeBI; Prices!
the heart lone:
. lllflWN’S
Still and Son Huts, MIR Hula
"lat-not. Winner-formant!
Boy tron. ilotr‘n’n‘aofliiatefornionat
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention you to
Fixing, (lieu-in. and Iranian
Iliii no“ a”
Wall Papers,
Ill-rat and tarpon Arron-eat
in thin oily.
‘ Pine line of (title at Bl mu I
double roll
loo the eon-innit" chair “I
atop ladder, only as“.
Ant-lat latent-lo, convu-
Ioaatol on Stretcher-g
I'll-rm Paper limits; and
carom-lily.
L. H. DECKER,
19 Washington ttrnnt,
- gunner” you... _
New York, ‘ New Enron
and Hartford ll. It.
October 1!, II...
TRAINS RAVI BOUT" IOBWA‘LI AB [Ole
WWO: .
Pun “swim A ll wow-mm”
mo. 3.6:iao- e rx.. 6:50 at. me acmloex. 8:3“,
mo we or... 9:0. ex. 0:3 or : I a rim
lue r: P..I 424-01 ”Inuktitut“ -e.io
elauiloid explore troll manifold. In». to ex.
om-etotiunicrd.icilu.,orttlao omuxmm
ac “(zones . Bil no. 10:28am”), an». Writing
on exmla. HIIuJI-rk G ex. Emanuele
P I 4:14 no. video. Dunc.
Ina new nave! a It -t:llcx 6: he. 7:88
or. 3:50» 9:001. tom we rl—rlzm u
izo’lex.i:t2ac.ilm’ex.tnbuc..b: one one
linens flee.tltln.0:oiac..iioi'Ad «sand
~c lilo-tn u. nondest—‘foflac..9irac..an ,
leac run
1-03 “min. all—I 10 ac, 0 item. we!
no. P.-l.-izouex,i07rx. ”2ch Juana“
ar..ii07u.. 35a Inca. ‘
Foil..eralnurin.n. Ali-m0 ac. Olin as.
iodine I’I ~ll;wox .i:t‘.!»e .7:ibcx.&t ac.
no: (exam loud“ morning between New naval.
and Springfield)” .,
I'ol 00010! All -i.l3 ex trio Shore line)
2|: —1209ex (via spnugl id). latex (via ann-
LIAVI NEW YORK,
‘-r Poawurw Norman. A Ii-tmrx dot-e.
70I.ac. hWt‘l.90Iu€ .nroorx limbo. 1200
..o... «x n ii~i20iiic.ioo-x 20:».304
stare: toscx.ioiix.blucx..ootcx.?01
ac BOIlichwud.nundacJ'lmmldiiiantu.
lundaye-ISOI a0 .1 til-c . bill no. 12300 rv tdtixht.
-‘ titlUBA'I‘thit’) itAithtlAIl.
mutton! a noun“ illusion.
r
r
it.“
corrected to Janniiry 12. will.
'I‘ralnllcare South Nowell for Dentin y—oi't.
9 isa a». 12 ii. 2 10. 5 r0. 0 .e and 20259 in. ena-
den—Woo m a- 0 Mitt p. in
'l‘ uneteave Dauburv fur booth Norwalk—ila'i
T36. “05”“! 1145- m . 3i =0. “hand 64.- p in
ailing-)l—Blbl in. and 505;; in ‘
Train cave Fun in Muir-lb fur lll-‘zrflrld—i is.
althBi m.12u.dl 5l0andil$p in
Twin inn e hidg iii-lo 1m 'oulh Mirna": 445
740.91‘iand "55a in .293 dabblflandfiwtim
IpIN LINK DIVHIUS.
' T" in 'earc Br dgi-r on a- '0“ m;
7 0’: a m pare ngrr in! Photo d
to 00 pascngn 1m i’lllrfleiu. mating cor aeolian:
for AiIIIIy and the Wat. .
010 n in . mind for Ila-li-yvlrle
12 m p‘ an. inner 'nr (ire i Baliilrglnn
I 0 p ni., Pimlirld Ind Mbmy ”Huger
a up in, -w Mir (Mir-perm
9 30 p m.. mixed f- r Great timingron
7 a hand or) p m nuerlur I’i red rd and Albany
Winn: ll Brrrczteol. \‘ co Provident and
Ge em Manager
A W Pun lit lienynn l’iiein Ilvri' Are t,
0|.“ ANII RELIABLE
_...Tn_....
South Norwalk
-——-AND——
Norwalk, Ct...
A.
will; alternator
on on trillion in unit
Will leave Pier as, [art Rim (Bataan Smell.
Sew hurt. at 5 p in.. rialnrdlya at i p I.)
highlmlved frnm7a in labp in
Helnmlug bunn- leave Norwnib It 5 p ni,aod
Son h waaik at 6:30 p In
Freight aken from and received for all clean
the Duncan Md Nor-elk and uneven; trundle
atfinally minced rater. .
poll appl=ration in: nu be Brit of Rum]!
and Rule Iil= be evnt nr vp cl 1 loll o! frilirnl
any-tern in New York 0' ll:- lri' l'v “
will! pouring are 'urrhrd tme'lng am of the
employecr of the boats of this line on were i. or
the owner- lbnen . elb
0m '— 222.
a? 0:154“?
‘ Ila-miner In
I!- K. I’ltcnt ("Iii c.
1876 in I883.
Ofllces. «till Main Sin-ct.
BRIDGEPOKT. CONS
Wm. H. lenient tn,
PLUMBING,
Till ant Sllll Il'tll Will,
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves andflRang’es.
Son-note lorallolttie ‘
anntnn tnrnnne to}: S‘ttlllllti
”50 South Main Street,
”Il'l'll InlWALK. - 00KB.
Swan & " BuShnell,
lBBI Wat Cm
about not). "011.00"
Mflb‘i
and outer mien tan
WM lawn-o Imilla mm in not mum-in
aitb nine—dim tale: iii-‘41:“ “It.“ . bad
or in tony fllwnyl in iron For I...
Telephone.
New Yer-Ir Prion.
lover Um
80m uolwm um ”I!
n war-na- air-ii.
mmmaar-m"
millennium
mm
.-
ilnilr Direct Frnnit Linn
k
l illi i _
It in Want ttnn.
HOSE LOTS on LUWIldi'e
avenue so real-llllldbie in
price, only 8350 each. and
those on Woodward avonue
from $3500) $500. according
to size of lot, are illipi't‘Ciliod
by those desiring a real bir-
gain. ‘
Nine "lots have Iii-cu tiltili
this month and more are baring
Linked after. .
You Cilll secure one if .yuu
willonly try.
I ‘2
The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes. ' .
Fur lurthcr particulars apply
to 'I‘AYLUR. 8'. GOLDEN, 0i
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ .
l R]. wNl’lllN'l‘.
Piaioted’s Drug some.
M-urh ”Twill
(ontoollv's r-ilvri
sour" um or am“. - (roan
Hilil turn for tie Wrntnr
it) nleui‘rr ail i'--u ih- purl-«utili-
in;~ u awn .. r we in every
at) to
J' E. POWE
as l' i’nUl’ltll-‘Tvlt', .
HALE’S ‘
corner-n BALSA’M‘
Wild Cherry,
I'IOl‘tIIOillld,
Tar and Tolu,
go GEN-rs.
H. R. HALE
V.‘
N‘DIIW AL“. CONN.
p
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'AAO'I SEOIHd
macro“ ‘SJSHIIJRJ mar-rm" .tioooan
‘so-uon .i'uui 5 teal-ran“ non”, Sine" ~ei03spuou
aliasing ‘soaiou norms) on” 'lrowi" Bogota imam], reunion,
mun oeioH out in! Suluifiuv “ions in
‘SUBAHB SSHOH O..L
11“
v
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JOB
5%“... “ ‘f'i’fl 33.13””..3 o.
PRINTING I
That will pie-ac you
In Print all Wnrtnnntntn.
4
4‘
MA?
CM?- “I".
run
ptriiiirl‘llitnrn and liner 8an
l
IS OUR FAMILY MEDICINE."
0am Colrt -. Coughs eon- ‘I'hmt Dre-p. him
Whooping Caniroaeoitu ud Antonia. ‘Aorruio
(luv. r... Cari-nuptial i. rim mm. an a run mm in
advanced “I‘ll. on u own You will an the or
r-llrnt elect after taking the first line. min a;
n . «:wa 1n. Luge mm. in acute mum,
USU DB. CBAIG'B
Crown Pia-tern end Pitta.
1-w- au- the "l ly "alc «candle-u m rm.- or {hurt
mic ed at h [in ht‘p ill-one Lire Porn. lainI an
"urinary kltcllnul Uni} lhwe prepared in in
bar rou in: m Uriel-rut- -t lb wry Home,
and Liver Pure Ihal wll “CHOU you to p rim
Wilt
All bodice line
C. B. II. t.
i‘r.ili: ‘rtilt'ilit‘ t"... handle. N. .l.
2.1.771?
3'" L,
" Coughs.Ccldt. influennjronchltla,
"cuteness, Whooping rough, Cronp.
on you], Atthma, 1"! e~ cry 1ltr‘ftlt0fl of tin:
lbroai, lungs and Car . m: Consumption
Speedy and pcrmancnt, ~r fifty yum.
FILES. HUMORS,
Will. liter-in. Hull “hfllt Mid all
Diseases of the filth: and Blood nrr cur-ml by
FOWLE’S FILE and HUMOR CURE.
'70"
“seeing is Believing."
And the her: i
warmed: in. ‘
din's of old. "
derfullamyi'
chiming Ly
E’ “
:dlinntu
(7".‘15 .‘n
Pumr rel i
(I'm grit?
than (1* I ‘i
r'-r-7r (. '. ‘
enzicll i.. . ..
i'I Inc in z" gator.”
And with i: l‘:.
n L. Jr .41.. . .
necl‘iuibmg up a: i
nor lunc;.n:n.c if
.ii‘. ..
at U‘
1"
v . ‘ i
E'l mun YI.
Sr. 1 Ailing.
‘ riilitruma‘
‘ z . it nrver
._ l»' l reservoirs:
., With cen-
li n breakable.
trul raft. it is it I
and-orw‘rorurw .'
only five years all an
flavlfamr- ill in». It my LibUODIamp to
make ouch u ‘Liiidfi 5. . Indeed it in,
{of limp: may cornc r. I 1.. .ps may 0, but
v' f I it Iliinn (‘J
the "Neolithic!" e‘rr .3 co forever We
mate over: one nit . \'f»l:¢"‘£1, - “might
and Table Lamps, i. " ‘ ' Vase an
Piano Lampa - cu" y! : |.i : l :nnxe, Por-
celaio,Bran, Nil. -i :.r. .! Lima: W relight Iron
All the lamp dealer for i:. Lucifer the
trade-market.imp: “i‘r-n locum-rill ' If he
hun’ttherr ul . Round” a. litre style you
want, or if no Ln: p—stn'c is l...;.-. lend to no
for free lilortmlci (".1 iv 3 : hind reduced
riced‘iatl, and we will to r l mi send you any
pufely by eaprua, net: to your door.
ROCHESTER. LAMP (30..
45 Park Place. ilew tart.
“diamond aowwmlltnrhutnm
14m! 13in» Starr in the We!“
moan W-
001,». SILVER, initial.
3 And all kind!» of Oxydmd
PLATING
hum Ii
49 Water Street, Snntll llnrnatl
Anything Plated from a low rim to a lime.
normally made of table were them-bin: and
all “1- of inane work. "hind-4i!"
Luqnnln
riveting pa. (famine rttrte. Vane. etc tinny.
P note. [an and General Repairing done,
roar now: u strum- none: lino errw
anon l- rim-ion flUAIMN‘I'III).
BUY OF THE MANUFACTURER.
V‘ti‘ékf’"'$‘b
final-+3325
'0‘» 741V
PIVIt fill-Ii III'BI.
’l’liooldrnt iilI'l trimmer oi hairy thirteen m
.uIm Inland and for one to IV» diluent rtyiee
o' oiling” a‘owe realm oftidoicamo
ill-i nlimw' riioilibe tweed
in tit-alt the neat initiation
Bahaflllollurflmt.
Frank Boylston.
It“? mnflbdtl II
I’tfllfl Ill.
«'00; Iron orator own'
mull “mm‘
rnn nnnnnin nnnnnnni
lltttltiinm;
in
O .
nil
Eighteen ‘ lion Drowned in a
lilac at Jeansvilic, Pa.
wrrrs wmowrn BY WATER
Shooting Accident Caused by the
Stroke of a Pick.
auml run While ut"Work In Hayden
& Co."- llne Broke Into a Neighbor-
ing stun nu will cured with Water.
The Flood Ila-lied In Upon Then and
the Terrified Werkmeu“flpd for Their
liver—Eighteen of Them were Caught
Him 80 Many Bate In a Trap and
mened—llurrowln‘ Scene» at the
lion!!- of the Mine—Wives Waiting for
Bush-lull Whole Paco-They Will Never
Again'ftee Warm wIth the llrcaih or
Lite. '
Wane Haves. Pin, Feb. 5.——’l'lie shud-
ders of horror that thrilled the people of
this and adjoining states at the fate of the
Mammoth mine iinfortlinates have barely
coal-rod Indium another mine horror comes
to take its place. The scene of the [finer
disaster in at .Iciinsvillc, near here, where
eighteen miners were drowned. yesterday
like rats in ii trap. While Charles Boyle
and Patrick Coll, of Ineviston, were on-
gaged in drillingahole in their chamber
in No. 10 slope of J. C. Haydon 8: Co‘s
mine at Jcaniwillc. they broke into the
old So, 8 slope, which had been idle for
five years and which had been flooded to
the mouth with water. .
“Run {or Your Lives."
William Brislin, a driver, war cloak.~ by
nnd he cried out, “Boys. for God‘s sake.
run {or your livesor you will be drowned!"
Ina moment till'rmlilur the water came
rind BI’IliiiIl barely escaped with his life.
Iksidcs Iiilii, six others reliclicll daylight
iiIiVe. They are Iic'liry Gibbon. John
xclmo. John and ['lrnerc-l Buylc. \l‘ilimm
i‘oll and Patrick t'nil. The water rose
rapidly, and lwlnn» any attempt could be
Ililttit' to immune any of the ulhcr Workltlt‘ll
the ii-Iupc, which 'Lw hit {wt drop, was flood-
cd to ”w month and they were caught and
limwnwl. The lost sire:
.\ List or in.- Dead.
Lawrence Reed, married. has eight chil-
dren; Edward tiillisbcr. married. two chil-
dren; James Grillillis. lliarriml. one child;
James Ward. nitll'l'lt‘tl. cight children;
Hurry Bull. nxnrricd. seven children;
Jmacpli Matskowilch. married. fnlnr chil—
lIn-n: Barth-y Mcl'lns‘kt-y, single; Patrick
Kelly, singlc'. Jiikk‘ Winnie, single; Milne.
Smith. single; .lobli Ih-rlic. single: 'I'oni
lillk. liirirried, one child; Toni Toiiuiskau-
kriy. llirirried, three children .100 Aslm,
single: Harm Frinko, singI Thomm
Grebe. singlr; John 80 ' c. single. and
Samuel I’urli-r, airiglc. Kr
I‘itii'ul scenes net t r.- slope.
The news of the iii-cuter caused grim ox-
citemctit'mnl the mouth of the slope was
mu lliroiigmi with the anxious families
and l’l‘Inith‘h of the workmen rind other».
The occurs when it was. DUPIIIVPIS known
who were. lost were bcnrtnrndiup. Wives
implored pitconely of the miners standing
by, who know only loo well the fatal rc-
mlt. to Save their husbands from the ter-
rors of a watery grave. Little children
cryingrfor thc'tr papal-i and relatives pray—
ing for the safety of their loved ones. The
eormwiiig wires. relatives and blends
were finally convinced that there was no
hope of “mulling Kill} 0: the men. and were
led iiwniy [mm the M't‘lll‘Ui this new mining
hurl-or by syiiiprillwlic hands to their
homes.
“on, “ruin of “ailing.
A large» il.lrt‘t‘ of ”WI! was immediately
put :it work pliiirpirig Ulli the water flow
lnngit will ltrkr- i~s a qticflimi. sinn- no
definite Ilit‘zl iii the ‘inIllllll‘ u! rviucr can be
ascertained. Some- of lilt'lliiilt‘l’fi my it will
tulle follr wake inclurv ”it“ birdies crin be
fl’fll‘Ilt‘ii. bill tlIIit‘I'“ IIlt'IIlit‘ to the opinion
that it will take much longer,
A Hurriviir'e Mary.
llrieliri. one of I‘Ilt' llit'll nlm I‘Mttlpmi.
mill tort ri-pnrll-r: "I mu “milling M the
bottom o! the ulnpc luv it trip in ('tlilll‘ out,
Suddenly I heard ii lullil 1mm», and thought
it. was the trip coming out. 'I'lu-n a thumb
fuI blmt of wind I‘lillll' :iull knot-knit me
down in iilt' griiiglvriy, ‘I Itl‘ Willli blew my
lump out. I tried ln rain for the slope. bul
etuuiblcdiiiiil tell. 'l‘licli .loliril ‘lcnnd
John Swim came running out. )iwrlia'
lamp Willi burning. and by the nlill of this
we ght to the slupc. The water came
p0lirinu ltili'l’ iis mi wc hilt,» When we got
to the alopc the light wont out.
I‘uraucll by the Water».
"We clnllibcrcd up (in {:th its wocmild,
and the \i’lilt'i’ cmm- l’libililix lililt‘l’ it». ris-
Ilig very quickly. In five liiinintcs the uni»
tor mac LIN yards to the month of the
slope, the pitch in! which is tilt dogs.”
Many nmlionn lin- nilvmiccll as to the
collar 0! the great. liilillbit‘i'. Home charge
it to neglect to notify the w0rkmen 0f the
dangrrmiii proximity of lbi- writer, as only
a few of the old miners knew of the pm
once 01 the root body of Wilbur in the old
olope. l-Zren than that knew of it illld no
idea that the worklnm mm- driven on near
to the water no they were. The clrilen-
glneer in charm-0! lliir Jeannine mines
me man (mm Pulls-ville named Wounds.
A similar Dinner at Naniieoke.
\i‘rmmnanim. Pic. Ir‘cb. n-wt rave-in
occurred in No, 31-an nit llmnll Tunnel,
oppoeilc Nanticollc. ymtonlny nflcrnoon.
Three men are shut in the "Human“ as the
place is niit'ii with water it in Mlppniiod
they are drowned. The accident m-clin'ed
in No. ticolliery 0f tbv :filnqlu-bnnnn (foal
company. in run eb..n..micrl part of the
mine which I’M clonal was a great body of
water. In the adjoining chamber a nnm~
her of mirror: were at work blasting.
'i‘irree Miner: Were Caught.
and on thinned tiw will] that tlw heavy
volume of winter imnkn its way tlirnllgb.
Someoithe miners were giro" warning.
and ran for their lives ahead oillic mole
mg flood. Tim-o men..lnhn Killer, Mike
Bholanli and William (Tingle. did not bear
the warning in limi- and were clmed in in
their chamber». The men are all married
ndleiivelnrm- families. ’i’hcnulrierranenn
workings, covering scam of m are m»
idly lilting with water.
lie Wan Harrie; Dynamite.
soaring-mu. Pa. mi iii—While thaw
I; a large quantity of dynamite on Turn»
taaenooiihraaebdotn With-CHI it
‘ consent to thin, and Mr. OWenliywns made
Anitfiiflttnily heavy charged wnelirui,\
:owriavvsmsumiiis"“5:...wppm...1 ~
Discharged by the House and
Again Arrested.
IIOIIE 0P ills TESTIMONY HEARD.
Hitler our-tho Stand Once More—Bone
Thin;- llo Door Kat Relocation—Inna
roninca'unm nun Puma by the sen-
' Ito—A Quartet Over Mir-rd Atklnaou.
Wasnlxoronl, Fob. 5.——The house adopt-
ed in resolution discharging J. A. Owcutiy
from the custody of the sergeant—awe.
As soon as Mr. On'onbv was discharged by
the silver p001 committee he was arrested
by an officer on a warrant charging him
with obtaining money under false pro-
tcneee. It nppcririr that he had given a
check to some person here for St? on the
Hanover brink. and iv was not honored.
Mr. ()wonby told the ofliccr that he would
pay the money in ii few minutes. as goon
as he was paid his mileage and witness fees
by the coniliiitlctr. The officer would not
the prisoner of the dielrict government.
To the ailvcr pool investigating committee
Owenby explained lhnt he had been arrest.-
edin connection with it note. which had
gone to prmém, and in tho poiilm court. in
Washington ilt‘ Ilflli lm-n declared innocent
of any criminal intent.
“is Talk vrlih senator Cullom.
Mr. Diliglcy crow questioned Owenby as
to his testimony 'I‘ucxdny. and particularly
with rgfrrcncv to libs Strilcmrnt that ho
had intimated to Senator liullom that
money could be l’llililt' in silver specan
lion. Thc Willit“~ said it was only the
bureau intimation Ilt' had given Senator
Culinni. Ilc filli IHII it‘lIVif‘t’ the senator to
buy. 'l'hc conversatimi bad lakeu place
eithcr in Senator Culloni's committee room
at the Capitol or ill the senator's residence.
This concluded ()wcnby‘s testimony.
Littler on the Stand.
David 'I‘. Litticr was culled. rind asked
“110”“? 60:; testified I)yi)“’\_t-Ili)_\') Iii' had
told tlwenlry that (iii-re “'lis mun: than one
senator iiiil'l‘t"ll‘ti iii >eIlilig silver certi-
ficatcé 'l'licvirilrn-~~ ~1ll'I he had in” t'l‘cul—
lcction of all)“ allcli conversation. He
could not have made the remark for it
would not how Ilt‘i'll lrrnr. He did not say
to tilrcniby llirit N-liutor L‘aliieruli was ilr
tercsml in silver. nor Iltifi he said that
other 9t‘ll:liill’h m-rc involved in >lllcr
sxnrl'lnlntinn. i)“‘t“,lib_\' Ililti professed to
know that several rcliiitorx \l‘ul’t‘ origami-d
in silrrr hpfl’llitllion. The witness did not
I'l'lllt'lliilt‘l” tailing Uweliby ms the trim-r
hail lc~titinla tliiil Inc tOwcnby» lira-l right
when U‘VPIII)}’ will several Studio“ lllll‘tlll-
inn: tilt‘Illl were interested.
Neither liili Ilt' rclinvinber saying that.
nruvlingmri ~ilwr hpt‘t’llhinrfi lmk place
at t‘lirilnilu-rl'in's Iititt‘i. lie IllIL'ill have
manic stiltciiinlnh ~liv'Ii .i~ (m ruby liar] tcsr
titled m in ilrlit‘l' l0 iigrm‘ with thumb}:
He knew nothing :lilnlil lIrw mmplic‘rry of
any warrior or rc;l;v~:~lit:ili\‘c excl-pt from
what be but! burr-i in livitcl Iobbin tutti
reniil in lhc licvrspligk-rm “
“hat ll ('iisliicr Knew.
l'lnzil‘lz-s' S, Iirzzrlicy. t‘lhiiit’l’llf that No—
linlizil Bonk oi IIll' Republic. of tlii~ city.
it'siiiil'ii lliril tlilcniiy liml inmli- deposits
III that hunt. and had drawn on the "rum-
vcr Nriliuniril Inirik through iil“ iriutitution
ill tllflt'l‘t‘ni [llili'~. iii‘ know of my warrior
or rcpnwe-lilritiw “tin Iiiiii bought or will
~iIVi-r or winw \iii— I'llliiil't’lt‘ll with any pond
and in: iliri :inl n-uii-riim-r talking Willi
(Month); on "W subject. The Poltilllilll't‘
adjourned for the day,
The lr’ortllic-tiolu Bill Passed.
wismxcrox, Feb. 5.-»—ln the senate the
credentials of Jacob II. Gatlinger as a son-
ator from New ilnmpehire were presented
and tiled. There were several hootedpas-
edges between Mayra. Dawes and (‘ockrcll
owing to tile Inllcr'» enven- crit'rcism of
Mr. Edward Atkinson‘s views rind action
on the ailrrr tillli other economic questions.
Mr. Ilriwemlclcmlml .\lr. :ttkinmn risone
of his con-diluent». although he lvlL-‘i of
the opposite political nthlintion. The only
cfl'ect of tlic tilfit’lla‘lttll was to ariulsctlic
senate. 'I'lin lurliticiiliuris ilpprnprilitinn
bill Wl\‘~li‘.i"ll (‘llll‘iitii'l’t‘iL and ii number of
coriiniittcc itlllclliilllt‘lli:‘- \rcn- agreed to
and thc bill was [llt\~t'li. 'I'hl' Military
and pin-«rd ’l'iii- Ilttilsilln appropriation
bill was llu-li lilkt‘ll up hill went over :3
unliliisbcil Illl\llli'~'s.
‘llrc I'hiiltllt‘ivllitl ““‘I-rrrrrrl-n."
Ill rt‘it'l‘l‘lif‘t‘ In tho prmvlilrilinli :is to tho
Coma-r Linl bill in colloquy ulisllcil unilil:
to .‘iIitlw that! it“ llic pctit'inlis t'liiiilllllqt'ti
from [Iil'hfillll' umrcv tutti \ri-lit Iltil‘k in
thril source Ili'itll‘l' iiii')‘ were tnrivanlcd to
m'nriturszilizii ilicy Won- ili~tributmi from
a control agency. and that llicy worried to
be the n-slllt. not «if lt hptillbllllt'llllét runw-
llient. but of soil: itril'r-rli.
Aproposnf llic Aililllllli‘l’ iii which MICII
lllt'lilltl’iuirl are got up. nili-l in tlrtit'l’ to show
that till ignorance li~ to tho It'ginitillmi is
riotmiitlnl-«I tn fzirmcr- mill Iriimrcrs'tw
uwirit'inns. .\Ir. ('ocllrvll mid n. nwolriliuli
til the l'lrilinlclphizi Mnrilimc Exchange
pmlcaiinu uuiiinsn tlic piliwiuc by the
boliw of n-pnrwntntivm of lIlt' wrintc bill
of May. Ml". for tho monllily purchase of
Hilton") iiiiuciw of rl'iiri'r. 'I‘Iicri: Willi no
“Qt-ll bill. In. Milli. prism-ii by tho sclintn in
May, lfilll. null )‘i-l thin-c "wiseacnm" In
Philadelphia \wn' nmrtliiir and promoting
agaimot in. tin then went on to criticise
novcrrlytlii- Vit'WK and action of Mr. Eli-
wrird Atkinson on the railwr nllli other
economic qiicnlimi». Mr. Home» said that
Mr. Alktnmm Willi n rmintitnicnt of bin,
blittlmt bin political and economical iti-
flllntlon» were with the senator» who were
traitor-innit liim. llr. Atkinson WM the
peer of tlrmcxclnnlnrmnnd an lioncst and
intelligent ‘invmliizritnr. . Ilia contribu-
tion» to induutriiil nllillfltit'n would live
long after :my nl tlm ct'fimirmsoi Hume
who lloirtliriiwl llwir bucks on iiit‘li’itlir
roclritc and till)“.
Mr. i‘m-lrrril \t‘armn l'p.
Mr. Cochrcii losciimll)‘lMWbo hm been
tmlncinu .‘llr. itlktiwm" \‘ill the wink
tor pit-alto clarify?
Mr. Dnmww'l'limr 5: no «reunion in
grainy. I autum- llml llio emotions of the
nebulae» this morning are perfectly llllliBI’r
mi. and new! no lipi'l'liil‘llillifl from me.
Mr. Cockrcll (who had moved forward
from his seat to the middle of the aisle
our which Mr. Dawns «lit railrwc 1 mill in
word this morning WIill‘Ii im‘t true and in
that an elitislrm. ntr" is it an omission or
reflection on Mr. Atkinson to tell what he
.ltlulider oath? “'lint does the isonntor
moon? (laughter) t'mi‘t i tell what a
Democrat more to under oath. without.
tiandcrlnu o Demon-mt?
Dir. Dawmtfnt‘ctlounlyl-ni do not know
about that. .
Hr. Cockrrll about his forefinger at.
Innaweo and deniiimd that it who»
safe-fl
a
mailman-amnion]! iii
nuptuinnwbtrhioliowed. y loudly
whim senator'ri poaltlon intake such
an ,baekiiaodell way or M
m-lldclliy appropriation bill was reported _,
‘ connotation Ill! Mlle-to.
When the fortification bill was cousin.-
and the amendments reported by til:
appropriation committee appropriating
.400,le for rifled lea cont mixture oi cast
iron, hooped with steel; the committee
amendment. to etrike out. the item $50.05
(with a previous appropriation of rum:
tor two gun carriages 01' a dicappearing
type; the committee amendment to reduce
the item for completing the army gun fee
tary at Watervliet. N. Y., from 82,09,743“;
to $148,743, and the amendment to reduce ‘
the appropriation for whither! at War ‘
tervleil arsenal from “08,” to “8.00). ..
were nll'agrccil to. The amendment to in-
creaeothc appropriation for the buard'of
ordinance and fortification (to makopurr
chases, experimental and mm of the moat .
oflocti‘vc guns, small arms, etc.) from.
$100,000 to WAX!) was agreed to with an
amendment adding a clv ilian to the board
at a salary of 26,000 per annum and thin
cling expenses. The amendment to in ‘
sort a paragraph increasing to 84,250,000
’the appropriation in the fortifications act
of hurt sesxion for the procurement of
heavy ordnance. was agreed to.
.Mr. Plumb oil'erod an amendment nu.
thorizing the secretary of war to transfer
to the navy department a portion of the
site of the United States powder depot at
Dover. ‘S. J., for liiagrizino purposes, which
was agreed to. and the bill was primed.
In the llouae.
Waomso'rox. Feb. 5,-In committee of
tho wh'olc on the diplomatic and consular
appropriation liill. Mr, Mciidoo said that
be highly approved of the letter of the m
n-tary of blult' to Mr. Baku. of New York,
on Canadian reciprocity, in. which he
stated that the contention of the Canadian
(statesmen that. the I'nilcd States was an}
ions for partial reciprocity was untrue.
Continuing be said that the I’iiitcll States
should have unrestricted trade and com-
mercial union. or that it should have no
commercial dealing; with Canada.
.Vlr. )IrAlloo's Accusation.
The present govcrnuirnt of €anqu
not treating lhe peliplc of the I'nited Strata
fairly, It had attempted to deceive its own
pt-upit' byetatinl; that the United States
was anxious for partial reciprocity. Such
contention iii the (,‘ainudiiili statesmen had
been dcclrrrcd in llic letter of the secreun'y
of r-[uit' ll) .‘dr. Baker‘lobenntrue, The
Whole trouble lay in the fact that there
was in lfririmln it Slim”. number of people
who'lvcre nnlnguni»: in- to the I‘nitcll States.
The l'niled Shrub: dill nul desire to add a
eiliglcricre toil.» imperial donning, but if
the people of Canada in their sovereign
capacity wished to 1:2.iiulaili unrestricted
relations with the people Of the United
States liicli they hill] but to rise in their
flovi'n-ignty rind risk for annexation, which
was lln- culling of tho Gordian knot and
the lillimzm- iILNll'IiF of the Canadian peo-
pic. Til“ ‘viII w;r- p:“~-t‘ll. ‘
To suppncés THE SLAVE TRADE.
A Powerful .igrn-a-iIIr-nt Between Eight-
een Natl-ms tn Banish Africa's Curse.
“ilslrltxlrlux. Fi-b, 7i.—Tiic senate in se-
crct wssioii n-riiowli the injunction of se-
rum)" {mini tIu- irmly clitcml Illlll at Brus-
wI» libl .1!in Iwr'xccli the {tilted States
and It Illltlill'T Hf other [mm-r: for the sup-
pn'hsilll’i nl‘ :ii- .‘ifrir-riri slave trade. The
treaty hzia ilh’. yrl IK'L‘ll mlilimi by the sen-
ate. and Si-crclairy Bliiinc in his letter
ifitll‘l’lllillltg it to the pi'i-e'lllem says, as
lhr- tlL‘i provides for Iilc deposit of ratifica-
lions zit Brussels by July 2 next. it is very
lit‘Sil‘llItIt' tinnit the Si-nitte‘ mould take ac-
tion lllirilii: il~ ‘prc-lclit M-ssion. The act.
l'fltiyl’fll‘l‘\ pruvi~inli< for lilt‘ repression of
”W slaw trmic :lllti llrc n'r-4trit-tiuns of the
lliiptll’iilliull Illl-r and :iii- Nile in in certain
lit'fiflt‘ll Illilt‘ of line African continent
of lircrirllis. iimriillnitiori :ilid . spirituous
liquors.
The not B aigncd by the rcpresentativee
of eighteen nations. including the [ltd-
dcnt of the United States, nearly all the
European aorcrcigm rind the, shah of Per»
sin. the sultan of Turkey and the sultan of
Zanzibar. As a mean~ ill effecting the
abolition 0f the ainve lmflc an internation-
al humouria to be osliibllsliml :il Zanzibar,
as well-as strongly occupied poets in Cen—
tral Africa. the construction of roads and
railway» and the eelublishllicnt of steam-
boato on ililiind “'31er supported by forti-
fied posts, The smatc hold another execu-
lire 5055“)". iii which the trinity was read.
After a bricf tint-usaimi it went over with—
mil ail-lion.
.\ Fcniiile Itiarkmailcr in the Went.
Timon. “Erwin” lr'cb. 'i, .\ young and
wry pct-ll} wnriiziri. Willi cum under the
name nf .\Ir~. l'iliilim tin-f» . liriv. lK’t'll black-
uiuilinii: ~Ulit‘ utl‘ii-vra itllti [uiIiticilius at
Ulynipiai. llcr plrin in» m send an in-
tcllilcll \‘Mlul’ lit-r Hint rind iiit'ilc him to
mill at licr :tlitl'i'i ilil'lllx. .‘u won as a man
mun M‘iiit‘tl slii- Iiwkml lIlV lIiKtI'tlnli told
him «inc \Hllllti run-(till rind summon help
if liiolii-y wri~ not fortlicoriiing. The police
llinirlc iili «Hurt m ililllicclil‘mil‘ the victims
loprosm-ul» lilc woman. but they would
out drum. Slic lIrI'i wwml permit» that
her right Home mu i‘Z‘.‘ m Holman: that
ill“ Willi iIII' tittilulill'l' "l t'cliigl'rmmlilt IIoI«
main. of Illliiziliu. (”Hi im» ~lnmvn letters
Whil‘li \"llliili it‘llll in ninth-m hm- stole-
lili‘lli. pill in lw‘ lwltcw-l Ill'l’l‘ that the
Million is \ri-II t‘iilllll‘f'lt'll in the Mist lint!
that hill‘ Iirc- not hold of lvtlcra iilldrealiod
tonlrii-nrlnt’ ilt'VI‘i from Miriiiwilicbythe
norm- of llulmrin,
\i’nr \‘r-«r-ln ”fi‘t‘l’t‘t‘ to chill.
“’ASIIlSI-TH), Feb. 5. >‘l‘bc navy deport—
mont, ‘KIE‘ irrillrri‘d liil' i'l'll‘liit'lriit, which is
ilritiuliml art Montevideo, to proceed to
l’hili. null iht' "liliilll'll'i'. lit Tuition, to
procci-il tn l lir Hlillil' coast. The (Irlit'l'll were
twin-ll wri'rrrl day» ago, but won- not made
public limil lmlriy. ’l'lwrv rirl- now no
lfnilcd Sliilcs lint-rimt our in Chilton
wall'rx. linil tlw ri-crlit irltllIllt‘H suggested
the propricty cl iiltYillg :i ririvirl force there
for the prI-tcctimr nf .‘.rrwricnn citizcnn in
cone of t’llii'i’gvlil‘i. “ Num- of ilic console on
the Pal-ill“ station “1'!“ lii’.“.li.'litii' for this
pIII’INM'. ’l‘lw l'clr nil" it will ili‘lVi‘ iorollnd
Uilpc ilnrri,rmil i». no: exprvlwi in reach
Chili for lIln‘l‘ tun-M, While the Baltimore
will not mull t'i-‘ili for tiimill four weeks.
Fatal tgilnrro-i “uh an lmllau Police-on.
MI'HKMBILRZ. l. 't‘., 'elu.'o.—~ltmernrnent
Allt'iil ,‘iliit'l’tilili .\lr. ililiit'y left here with
"input. wraith-ll by isiigbtwn guards. The
limlncy View to [my the M‘fltlllli per rapt“
piirclisiw mum-y of tlic ifrwk nation.
About rm-iil :; miim “‘in n! iii-re ii quarrel
nrtm- IM‘UH‘II‘II lil'tirgn Zilciutmltmliptoitiof
tlil- litulrt liorwmcn. lilill lion Marshall,
Unimlfitlitc» lmlimn pollrcnmli. Thai“.-
terrliot .‘Icllitmli with n \i'inclicnterriiio,
killing him instantly.
Fatally "or! in a Prim light.
Dunn‘s Frillir. x. it. Fri». 5—minut-
hlclioino is dying lmm llijill'ittfl received in
in fight with ilcrt iA‘llI. liwwull known pit»
3111M. The men funiulit four lint-co rou
inn anionnlrercm-licnpblow in the face
from Aicluiinp‘. no 003ml Lent thattlib
latter attired a‘cbnlrleg and felled him to
the ground. The doctors ray that Ile-
wno’ii doll in fractured. wt
undrrband
ta. throne-lion. error was an
militia-mutton
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