.Eotnflhleel, Healthful.
”hum-mam.
tie: in
cry. cryoak, Pine and
on... Wood.
. llll lllll STRIW
Graingnd Feed.
Illilll Bill.
V lit l , tumsluti
You will not do
It nun Hat: all non
“www.mymm
lob-II illarl Velvet 'l'nqaee and
qI‘.'..1ltmatlfnl trimmed with
' mam-Immora-
II- up.
* Eben-aural; Lenten entitle wall to
, _ Melamine.
ll. F lllfiii'l'l'.
w itnn’s
unmounted:
0mm
03‘ figreetvletnvrm‘ hy 1... '
Amy“ out. H“
" '" Intuition none: on
‘t it which”!!!
lumen do , allog'uetre
' Pilaiun; Inn at Pilitllm
FLOUR
‘ Toyoarraldvaee.allaxpeheeepald.tct
6.65iBlllt’l, Mil].
ulna culmination .“ title clam forI the
Overlantil’mdneecon
OYSIERS.
Norwalk ”Oysters
Thathaveuotbeeafluatetl.
SCALLOPS,
Pare Tomato (Setup, Imported Sat
dines, Pare Yer-mat lap‘lc lirrup,
Imported Grapes. Pickled 0on
turn “Mentioned floods
——of All KIada.——— -
ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY
HUNT 8: ZELUFF
FURNITURE.
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
80. HAIR STREET,
UPSTAlR-u.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
alum-nonmamt Generallmur‘auee
—i'Ite. Lite and Accident. Oran
Gwen—Min and Steevage. Drum
torSI npnrtlnudloney Order- to all pane
°' “”Enmm’
Public; acknowledeemeute
taken. m Checked
dartlou
to Bee
on WW am“... true to Port Olen.
SOUTH MIRWALK, ll'l‘.
Yllll Iln Innn lnrw tilt!
“raunchy will give you an
Polleyol new payable at to year- (If-p.01 It
deatM prior; nrtlvaemtaa day will give yona
Life "mitotiegfilt‘ui tI, m‘a'ud you do not lore =13:
have haven yon-top on up any
after three! Confident tamer-l lite Insurance
(tempo 0 nartt
" s s L‘flollloilil Agent.
w-hlllfllmm. Bouthll Hot-walk.
GEORGE II. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 & 48 Main st, Norwallt
Also Punishing Undertaker.
”with. 3 Berserly ntreet. We“
mum-t yor out.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Watch Rewiring a Specialty.
II loath Iota Ito-tn lav-rail.
lll‘l'i! HATS!
Fall Styles.
lacunae-enema
Still “ll 80“. tints. Bill Hall.
’lllflladmm Mia-Chi
b, hon. latrtaenttflatetornenat
KNAPP’S,
OI Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
rising, Cleaning and Iranian
Silk Ilnla. a”
wall Papers,
fluent and lat-[eat Aster-Intent
in tile ally.
lI-eltnaaratltaat flee-tr a
double nit. “
lee the ea-Ilaatlna ehalr and
nap ladder, OII r ”-00.
Artiete’ Illefllll,
Ian-tel an ltretelere.
Pal-1m Fare!- Ianala: and
L. H. DECKER,
ll Ventilation”
loath
canvae
r?
I
New ”York, New" Haven
Pittman, that, Salt Fish; '*
[mini 5.15..
and Hartford it. It.
October II. 1800.
1WD “AV! 803,15!“ nonwau as M
. .1
inflation All—vaulting! cannon
“01,03Wll6 ex. eat to. 7rd amnion. 8:308.
mice Panama. one: tom ea mu
Iona? Men. I unifies. utopia
mutant entrant“ In I than
«can.» Ila-lard .mmo owl.” on.“ ml
remnant" In. two. mm a... In»...
lane: teatime-flu auto-awn»
P. l—auac. 7:81.. in“
Montana alt—Itllea. Isaac. 1:88
I'm-e Oman. tom-c l'l
ex..l:flle.z0.'ex.¢$ac. 5: he, .euu.
In- tunetttmutuiwtoud
no 12.5amex.nuodeye-—u!ac.,9trae?amt
Ind-c
Pendulum». AMI-little: 0150.. lot!
ac. l‘.n.-i:mex.,ltnex, tuac, 'I'.Iea.,dtl
annulus" lament. ex.
Ion urn-aunt. AI—Bnll Inc a.
lint-c PI—Itztll
tlzol (except Huntley morning between New llavet.
“Swim I
e ,.
[on Barron Ll —-I.I8 cx. Ivlafihcre Lute)
P I.-—t2 We: (via tipnuuildd). I or ex (via hart-
tool)
hnl'l NEW YORK.
Pol Soc'rn Ito-Iran. A It~t Ola-1.6mm.
”lac. 8er.90lac, 1100c: nut-c. till!)
one: rx 1’ I—Ifiozac. tools. 20lac.302
ex. Mile: than. “humour. “sex. 70]
ac com. Owed en. andac. 1200mm. l‘lll'
t.
nundaya—‘ol 14:..an no: ac. limit
KOIISATONIG 8511.301“).
BARBER! I sputum DIVISION.
W to January 12. ISII.
s.-
It.
.<
'l‘ralna Ieave South Norwalk tor Bentley-6 I5.
“an In.. 12 It. 210. 0 III. Gin and 1023p. In. nun-
due-926a to and 652 p. In
'l'tntna leave Daltburr tor £0th Norwalltdlas
7.18, Oflandiltha In. lilo 503nm “I p m.
Sunday-~8wa. In ands (5p In
Trains cave Bern h notwwlh {or RidgvfldlL—5 is.
IndlIIBa tn tall. 2t. 510M626 p In
Traln- leave ltldgeleld for tooth Noraalh— halo
740 915ml! ii to. In 2:!) 321. too-mow”:
MAIN LINE DIVISION.
'l'ra us leave Br dgeoort as follows:
. ”ma tn "ranger tor Pitutic'tl
tow pot-veneer tor Plume-lo, tuning to! ncetloue
for Albany and the Wcrt
I) Illa In. mixed for Harrie ville
12 III p m mum lot-Gum lnm
p. tn.. Pituleld and Albany paucttgcr
p In . l“ e- Itttoui Ipecial
p 0., mixed for (inst Barrie
t -o
3.3 ”no
' r a tannin”) para‘ti‘ierfor Plum id and mm:
Get oral Manager.
A-w Plans General M otter Ant-rt
OLD AND RELIABLE ,
Daily Diem Prelim Lin
_—-.——Tl t ._,._
South Norwalk
-———Al‘lD——-—-
Norwalk, Ct.
THE PROPBLLERS
CITY OF llllBWiLK it EAGLE
Willie”! Pier 23. In Rim (Decimal: threat),
New hurt. at 5 p tn. Mturdaya nt 2 p tn.)
Freight tecelvedlrom" . a m lobp tn.
Returning hoau leave Nowell at 5 p In and
South Nonalk It 8:10 [Ill
Freight Ink-n from and received tor all into on
the Danoury and Kuwait and Shep-cg Irena;
at finally reduced tater.
applteatlontoa lathe (me at "rural!
and Bugle all: he Cent or lptchl lot- 0! Irelght
!anytvhere In New York or in vicinity.
Q‘ntlpereone me '0er trusting any of the
employment thebualeol‘ thin line on some t of
the camera thetmt. eih
96..
e“
I’IaIIIIIIII-r in
'5. Patent mu. l ,
[876 III I383
Olliccs, I‘»; Bi: wt “in -,vt
nulmqrott'r. I “39.:
In. H. llnlerl It,
PLUMBING,
Till iflll illifll ll'llll Will,
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
little agent- lor all at the
Benton innate (ht Stetialliet
50 South Main Street, ‘
l0ll'l’ll nonwnut. 7 con.
Swan & Bushnell,
I80“ Wat-a- bra-0t”.
W of m. mammal!
l.
Pare lath-ma litre Ind “Mfr-0' ”In”.
filinfi
III“ ”a.“ :::'M m
“it.
will “I.
New Yarn Prince.
never Under-ole.
”sour- aunwm urinal tuna
‘ owe-Iran“
management-Mr
mm“
It”
cl. tube. 735qu kiln. ‘
WILLIAI II Srerusoa, \ cc President and ‘
anus-d $me; 3.1%... e:-
Gala-every?» wmummu.‘ W
III Deith Blow «Said to Have
Been Received.
u. BLIND ADMITS 13mm.
Ill! Attempt to Harry Action "as a
lfailure.
n: (tenth-am. not. III-Inert mat to
'l'aeh a [no eat-an Annulment on to
the Civil Appropriation Bill. the Spunk.
' er Sustained n Point of Order Matte
Against the Move and the noun Sup-
ported "In,”"lilon o! the Chalk-The
General Opinioh Ste-emu to B- flat
runner Iatnutton or .' Bin-liar chr-
acter wm Not Ito Attempted at the
'I’flaent III-salon or Contract—World'-
l’alr Debate 'in the noun-11” Benito
Devotee Much Time to an Intern-ting
083 DR. ORA"?!
llrlfllllal Kidney and Liver litre
(Im- Plaatara and Pitta.
They are the or»! Sale ltetuetliev to use Mr there
ethic-ad with Bri. t'e him lbct Cbtnplalutand
Urinary Aleutian Opt} tho-e reputed in the
but roll no the Orixtnalattd t ume Kidney
m LII" Cure that will restate you to petttct
tit.
All indict. live
I). It. It. .4.
Craig lvdleiae or». canoe. s. I.
IBEX.
Plaisted’s Drug- Store.
South Nor- all:
u shanghacolds. Influenza. Evoncltltla,
Humour. Mooring Cough. on...
"It, It"! ml. and etc 7 mftctt Lon of t e
'm'd Lungs and “Chest ipluthnr Conumptlon
PIEEs". humans.”
Ilene flnlt lthenrn and all
lac-m of the filth) null Blood are cum! by
FIJWLE'S FILE and HUIIOR CURE.
r7 8m
Seeing IS Behaving
”I?
Am! “l0 but 11.: .
“My.
evermadeJé' cm
dln'aof old. ‘ LI ~. .r
deriullam-u‘” .‘. l. ..
.Mnlull'. I. t. '
ulplnaitc ym‘ at -
breakable. . *~ ’:
ivea a pit or. ~01
rtlliuntwlt- lt‘llgl
of 55 .I / ( '. ‘
than gaalmh
than Clet’ll’t
more clteerlt.
either! That Into \ n
“The R0:
And with it the": i“. tn»
nub: rinr'vimtu: .no tu.‘ .-.
noeltmhmg up at tilt: “is: .
nor annoyance of am; lm.
need- trimmm It: lot}: to ml reservoint
bein tough ro‘. ell ht 1: fill? an I: .m with can.
trai Eran It is amount-u Itttttt "ukulele.
andaa-m'earam .rr. t-.
Only Manatee: I n: .d v
Mruhimp in II. .. It mt. all
make Inch It trll' m; 3.. nova,
1L CSTCI‘.”
~. no smell.
I.
3
“tnntruma”
and it never
3 Irl"imt
:tLUODlamp to
indeed it in.
Ior lamps may “‘11 e ." I I “p8 may 0 but
the "Itoclncslct e‘ t forever We
make ever a one ar' , Hanging
and Table I. m. M l Inc an
Plano Lump: . tt ' y . a ‘ ottre, Por-
celain ,Bruss, Nu: . l x ml! t .. ught tron.
Mk the lamp deal» r hr it Look for the
trade-marl: Itnntp: "l * I‘m. on run." I! he
baan'tthc'... t' :Ito.
want. evil to inn I air
for free illnntrutc. n: m2). 3 t: nd reduced
rleco Ilatli and we will L: t : Hi and yen any
paalel y by eaprexn. ll .ghtto your door.
BOCBWTBR LAIIP 00..
4‘) Part; Place. New York.
a Meal: Wmolllochuter m
Maori. lamp store In the World.
ltlte style you
it t.. it. send to III
IIDIIII
UIILD. SILVER, N it‘ll Ill.
And all kinds of (Indirect
PLATING
Dotti it
49 Waterline! Sillll Nurtali
Anything Plated lmtn a Inner rlnlt to a More.
Ipeel-tlty ado of table ware Ilelinlehit g and
turqurelfimd all hl'lleof Israel wont ( Madeline.
Pl“... pa. mettle Incite. Von. etc 0am.
Itole. entitlement igniting done. .
IoItl none AT snowr unmet MID 8h?-
aaaotr Ianvl'lotl oualtattt‘llb
BUY OF THE MANUFACTURE".
"VB IILE RIVER.
Mum-lactate: at no: (MIMI m
whtmulelulve
out tannin: M. v’e’lleo “brat“,fi
ten “hum-u ruins-I.
flaky and pull canines.
Frank Boylston.
OI“! MIANDIIIII
. hat-received its tit-nth blow. and they my
‘u"mmytomm‘mm
II‘ ' of the W light Boar
Law.
Wastnso'rox i‘ eh. 7.—in the house the
aeuatc bill amending the land forfeiture
not of Sept. 29, 1800, was passed. The poet.-
otiice appropriation bill was reported and
placed on the calendar. The house then
went into committee of the whole on the
Inndry civil appropriation bill. The pend:
tug question who the decision of the chair
(Mr. Payson) upon the point 01 order
raised against Mr. Binnd's tree coinage
amendment. The point of order was Mt»—
tained and Mr. Bland appealed. Before
the vote on the appeal was taken there
was great excitement in the house, and
nearly every tuctttber arose and anxiouily
watched the count. The decision of the
chairman contained, and when the vote—
yeas. 13!; naysq‘zI—avus announced there
wasnu outburst of applause on the Re-
publican side. The following Democrat:
voted in the affirmative: Andrew. Mulch
Ier. You. Spinola, Dunphy, Wiley and
Clancy. The following Republicans voted
in the ntrgzttit'c: (.‘nrtcr, Toflisend (Cola),
Lind. Baninc,'l‘ttrncr (Kan). Kelly, Law,
Council. Hermann, SW28“ uni Clark.
Debate: on the pnmgruph in the bill rela—
tive to the World's fair consumed the
lutlttncc of the (luv. Mr. ‘I‘nymtt sustained
thcpoiut of order against Mr. and on
the ground tltnt the amendment was not
germane- to the [mt-amp); to which it was
oficrcd nod that it changed existing law.
No More! Silver Legislation Thin Stanton.
The general opinion concerning the ac—
tion of the house in sustaining Mr. Pay-
son‘s ruling ugrtinst the eilverbiil isthut
there wtll be no more silver legislation
this sessions The vote it considered It ltttr
test of the 2-! length of fn-c coinage in the
house, nut! it is believed that the name re-
sult will be bad if n vote in tttkt-u in the
lower body on the neonate bill. The Itcpub
licnn semttors who are advocates of the
Imminen- Arill not admit that the bill
they are prepared to make every cliort to
pmlt the mensttrt- in the lace of the nu»
favorable conditions confronting them,
Free (millage: the laaue.
One of the, free coinage senators said too
reportt-r that he considered that thoec Re
ptthlicutts in the house favorable to silver
legislation wholtmi voted to aunifllll .\ir.
i’nynon's ruling butt voted no they did in
order to keep to with the administration.
“But thcv will understand mm enough."
laid he, "that they have mode it mistake.
Free winem- will be the hour in the next
cutttlutigtt. and I am sorry to ou- the Re-
publican party. in the face, ol this knowl-
edge. doing what it has done in the house."
“‘urlti'tt t‘nlr Inhale.
The commuter thcn recurred to the
World's fair pttrugrnphs to which Mr.
Candler thin“) proynm (though it has
not yet. been formally nllcmly the follow-
ing Ittltetit ute;
That. the tun-rotary of the treuury be in-
structed not to lppl’nvt- the payment of any on
porno attendant upon a meeting at the World's
Colombian “manhunt; or of the board of lady
except lint‘ll met-lingo an my be
., Wither-turtle” Win-hatches:
nub-twilvmwmw
notional
4.... mm... more! on”! the
’iruanryl' Chicago
.. . WW .3...“
warn tun exam on II
where a city bod llone on much for the lib
lion inorhich it won located; and he asked
tor Chicago fair treatment. Mr. Butter-
worth, replying to certain ntrictureaof Mr.
Willolt upon the board of Indy manicure,
created a good deal of applnune by bit gut
hutnliuelonetothewomenol the world.
Remaking you the time that he lost
held the floor. when he spoke upon
thrill hill Mr. Butterworth watt luterrup
hilt Brecklurldge (KM by the expm
lion of the hope that. it the general could
not Ipealt better on thin‘t; Ian than he
did on the tut-lit. be cool at least vote
better. (Laughton):
" Mr. Bttttcrworth then proceeded morgue
in favor of the salaries provided in the hill
and warmly supported their retention.
The world was looking on us to see
whetheru fair could he carried on 1,011
miles trout the washore.
There ought to be a national pride in
this matter He wished to any to title
house. for he would not be to the next or
the next or the next (for he was not
branded with the peculiar brand which a
good runny gentlemen in Ohio appeared to
wear just now) that the [We of Chicago
and ot the state at Illinois had paid their
$124005)!!! or $154100“) to the nation's en-
terprise, and had thereby rendered the no
tion a great eervice. Mr. Candler then oi-
fered his amendment tonnnlly, and against
It Mr Mason raised his point oi order
In the Senate.
thmvoms. Feb.
nuvnl appropriation bill WM reported. A
molution war. adopted calling on the prize
ideut tor the correspondence in reference
tothc killing of Gen. Bumtntlia Mr. Mor-
gun mam-mt the wnatc in support of the
bill to nit] In tho cottotructiou of the Nicar-
ngun maritime tonal The balance of the
pension was occ upicd in discussion of the
eight hour low, not! no “agreement was.
reached that [I vote nhnll be taken on the
bill today.
The Eight flour “I“.
When the eight hour law was under dis.
cussiou, Mr. Morrill amid hc w.» convinced
that the eight hour low of 1min was wrong.
and that it would inflict upon the chute it
was specially intended to hem-tit o grave
ttntl [nwibly irreparable injury. lie to
fcrrctl. with approval. in the statement of
Mr. Edward Atkinson that oh.- t-ight hour
law would work in lhc interest of capital
and against, labor: tlutt it would be per»
uiciotts, tllttl Would It." I to the great dis.
advontagc of Iatbor.
Titt- settlt-mcnt of the claims :tguimt the
government under the eight hour low,
from iron to lh‘Ji would taut tttlllions—thc
I‘Siillinfl' of Secretary. Whitney fur the
navy lll‘pilftllll'lli. nlom: hm ittgbocn. some
years slim», taxman). Tin- pending menu"
“11' mm not naked for, or promoted, on for
as he knew. by the bout \vorkttteu or by
those longm-tt in the public service, Free
born Americans were not imngcriug for
an eight hour day of labor, The eight
hour mltctne it generally mloptctl wmtltl
separate the larger hull of the ttorkingmt n
of the country from tho amtllcr half. “bit b
any employed mainly in large tvorksbipfi
and fnctorim. while those muting forum
or working then-on u ottltl still work ten.
IWt-iventttl often more hours at day. With
’ a gnu-way lending to in» work null more
paythc plowin- forcmploytttcttt in favored
trades could only hem-sided by the ex—
clusion of all new tut-n and uppwnticcs,
tutti famwm would object to the building
up It! a favored rho“, either by national or
state gul‘wmllilrtiln. or their expt‘nw. His
belief won that n compulsory eight hour
low. applied to all tvorkingmcu. would be
dismtruus to their best interests nod We!»
fare.
Mr. ate-art Furor-ct] the Bill.
Mr. Stewart argued in favor of the bill.
lit-lmd been of opinion for runny you'll
that n n’dlil‘tiutl of the hours of labor
would be for (h.- mlvntttttgo of tho country.
Illctt luullwctt doing too much drudgery
and not cttntttrlt thinking. The plumage of
the pending Itiii \t'utllll be the crowing act.
of thr- career of Senator iiittir. .\ir. Sin-r.
mutt said that It.» Would vow tor the ltil. no
it paved the hmtw, lilo considered it an
excellt-ttt bill. recognizing, lL-t it did. the
mutual principle ”tilt etgltt ltourst want u
fair day's ittlmr, but out denying the right
of tut-n lntvnrlt mun: lIlIltIN‘ if they chose
and to make contracts. Mr. ’l‘rllcr 1:;qu-
Itt fnvnrof tltt' principle of illl- bill. if the
right ltlllirlltw hntl bruit ”Intern-ti by the
otlirrrvo of the “t.l\'t~l‘lltllt?tll tlu- vturktttcu
who inlmml tunrvthsttt ciultt hillihnlhty
called at the time at the dull-mum and opening
oi the “'ul'ld'lt fair as providmi for in section 9
ufealtl act: nor tuttppmro the payment at any ,
expense attendant upon a meeting of the tam-u»
tire committee of the World‘s Colombian mm-
utitnion no rrcatotl by artlcio 5 of the bylaws of
unit! cumin-ton. nor upon a meeting of the ex-
ecutive fimmitm of the board at lady mt
gore. ext-cot Itu‘lt meeting aamay he. held not
ofteuor than now in at: mmtha; nor ttmpprove
the paymout of any salary to any omcer of the
World' It Colombian mmmlmiott out of any
luxury whhh but been or may be available for
Inch pursue other than an annual mtary not
in excer- of WI!) to the torsional. Still) to the
ricot-halrman o! the executive mmtnlttee and
some to the mortuary; nor to approve the pay»
moot of any salary to any "meet-o! thoboarti
of lady mauutwrn out of any tummy which hea
been or may be available for nut-h purpotte
other than an annual ralary not In race-ant
”mun the Walnut audfllmwtheiecreta
I": nor to approvc the payment of any ex
peanut ol the World I Columhlah mutilation
era! the board oi lady mammahorthnn
thcee hemluhelore mentioned which Ihall
amouuttommthauillumper annum to the
Wm
holnltion of a lilo-euro.
Mr. Flow" (8. Y. I. apeuklng to the
amendment, unit! that the desire of the
committee on the quetlmeenumnlal wan
to make the country understand that the
committee was In favor ct economy in
governmental expenditures connected with
the fair. Mr. Wllnou (W. Va.) questioned
the efficiency oi the national communion in
the expenditure of government moueyaud
criticiaed the ulttrtea paid to the ofllciale.
The total amount of the tint watt
”hill. and under the authority given the
consultation to them the number at ap-
mlutaeaulthefalrgrew that-alarm
would well until they swamped the guru
not-tent approprhttlon. The report ol the
World'lt lair committee emu that theme nah
yarieeahouidhecut down. It the United
States untamed to run the commotion by
tying its own commieelouern it should
morally bound to mite up any doth
claucythalm htoecttr. Onear’l‘uruer ruer. at
Inkeutuckyd m defined a “Ilililclifle”
(an he Input-anti it) an petition "when
there was nothing to do and a M sight
olpay " "31%) Ilathon t that a
good my hopodtimon national
commission were "atonement.”
"lien” Italimortlr'a Plea.
Ir Butlerworth (D) contended that
should not touch this matter
Mm the ”gum mow the:
a...
would how been pnicl in proportion. He
mu itt fmuroi tuning them on“ an. u to»
bake to the cxu‘tlill'l' nlllt'rr» of tin-gov-
crmttcnt. who thought that [buy Could
ignore the plum prnt'i~intt~ of tho ‘tlltilltt‘.
Vent. lngtalla tam] Dawn Speak.
Mr. Vest suitl thnt pit-“mm duty to up
pose what who called n lubnr bill In» not
npopulztr thing, but “llt‘llt'n‘t‘ the limo
come tltttt legislature were to give up their
judgment on Itccmtm of tiny (’llfli‘ltil’l‘tliltlii
of [mpulnr favor. that \t‘ultltl be the out! of
the ngi‘l’Illtll‘ltl and the t'llll of mood lcg~
lulntiott. if the fuel new shown that (my
workman for the glitt'l’llltieut had been
forced by lili rim-«tum to wnive bin
right». he would vuto to pay him. over; if
It Morgan-«I the trwttmry. Mr. Ingttlh
chnrnctcrimtl the bill at» It paltry. quib-
bllng evasion of the rest! ttItIr-olltln ot blade.
There was umloubt on Io the intention of
conuw when it [mat the eight hour
law of man. it vow It matter of record
that, uftcrtltc tonne of Provident tlrnnt’a
prtlclutttntion In Mny. Mitt dirt-ct the
olmrrvnttce of the law. will”! hm latch
paid in mttljlltlfmvnl In-ttvman the me
of the act nnd tlu- lsuttnucc of the procla-
motion.
if it won ties-imbic that the court of
claims should this: cognizance of melt
claltm all that won requisite wttuto mnove
the bar of the atntulc of llmltnthma.
Mr. Blair then withdrew the committee
amendment mul (lut‘l’ml on n substitute for
the home bill the out- plum! by the ornate
lanteottgmn It llli‘lltttlt payment ota tiny It
pay {or every right but"! work ot govern
ment etttploym alone June. mill. when the
eight hour low was outmol. The court at
claims In to mljml Ihr- cluinmtn tltnt basin,
and anatomic-If limitation out! no receipt
for money ulmll bar the right to recover.
Dir. Dunes movml n blilhlltlile for that of.
tonal by Mr. Blair. It lllh”t'l$llil? proper
accounting of (utter-r“ of the mommy to rev
atliunl the account» of government work
men on the Imus ol ultml loom for ntiay'tt
work and report the two“ to congress.
.tlr. ”land (liven t’p.
\t’m-ntztorozt. Feb .. w“ hen the houaa
committee on volume weights and meat
linen met Mr. Illattd' s [It’llpllflltiifll to close
hearing» on Thursday next was rotrdon
nuddcfeotetlbvo vote all! tot, tut were
amendments to It to clone hunting: on Fri-
Walla“ fiatttrclayot next week. Mr Ill-oi
that he «muttered the trill smothered
an. ltethett picked uphill hataattlett
by Mr. Danton. Mr.
W
1-1:: the scuttle the.
‘ mt‘rnmgm‘” unit“ ”a to
II
«M. mt Ia’lfllr mum...
NOT BUILT-ll A8 CHARGE”
The Majority Report in Cout-
miseloner Raum' s Favor.’
N0 PAVIIRI'I'IIII 1'0 «IR. ”ZION.
Thacpuhflcan Hembera n! the Commit»
tee llato That the! Chance Again-t fir.
Ital-I Are Entirely Vuwpportetl by the
autumnal ‘ lunch sold to Employee
“'AIIIIINOTON. l-‘eb. 7.—'i'ltc special com
miller of the house thttt investigated tht
charges against (it-u. Ituum, commissioner
of pensions. has completed its report of tin
inquiry, and Representative Morrill, chair
man of the committee, submitted it to tilt
house today. The report was agreed to by
the three Republican members of the com
mince. out] a minority rcport. will be nlguec'
by the [letttocrntic members of the com-
mittee.
No Stock hold to Employee.
In reviewing the charge that Gen. Bonn
was selling worthless stock in urefriger
alorconumny to outployeeiu the pronto!
office and that he had promoted them it:
consideration of their investment, there
port says there won an entire absence at
any evidence showing or tendingtoslwa
that any refrigerator stock had ever been
offered for sale to. or purchased by, any 02
the employer: .of the pension oilicc, or that
there was: uttystmh held by anyone for the
"benefit of the t-mployt-s or any of theiI
families. the only exception claimed being
Bradley Titlillt‘l’. The committee says that
Mr. Tanner—who is lien. Rnum's private
secretary—ownt'four tiny-s in the com.
pnny's employ and wrote a few letters for
them while he wan-t on his regular ycuri}
leave of fitment-e. but that he was never in
tcrcstcd in the Universal Refrigerator com
potty directly or intt’ ml! and that his
promotion mu Iinfi'ommimioncr Tun
not. There is no u idem-c. the report says
to show that (‘Ilntlliiihlottt'l' “all!“ has ever
devoted any oi thc llitslni‘tfil‘tlllihi of the
office to mottcw relating lutbc refrigerator
company.
No Favoritism shown Lawyer IA-umn.
In rcicrutcc to the l‘hiil‘gl: that George E.
Lemon, a pension attorney of this city
had been granted spa-int favors by tin
commissioner in ill» nificial capacity he
mum- of notes intlorsnl for Mr. Room
by Mr. immun, the committee- state it
ascertained that Mr. lA-mon did tutlorsr
two of Mr. Ruum‘s notes, amounting
to sump—not $323!") as clutrgt‘tL—thm
Mr. itoum had been known by Mr. Lemon
for twcnty-Iivc yours and was mytrtlctl by
him I» pt-rft-ctly responsible. and that Mr.
Rnunt voluntarily gave Mr. Lcnton stock
in It \‘truittirt mine to the pnr value 01
SIIIUIII no security for tho paymentpf the
notes. Report says tltrtt :tt illt‘ limo of the
lutium'ltlt‘ftt .\lr. Lemon hml out even an
intittmttott that the L'Htltplt'lt'tl film urdct
was C(Illht‘lliplntt‘il. l‘uttsitivmblo space i,»
tlcvotml by the t'uttttttittw tun reviowol
tltc hixtot'y of the I'lllllflll'ft‘il film I’I’Ilt‘rflnd
virtually ilttltlm'fi it. Thu t‘t‘llll‘ttl'l‘olmws.
says tho committee. that then» m» m
,fatvur‘ttmtt to Mr. Lemon or any other at-
torm-y in connection with lhcortlt-r. and
that \lr lA‘ltiUlltllll not prm urt- ~itttalions
in the [n‘ttainn oflico for former employer
of him
The (omplrlni I'Iir-I Order lndoraed.
in commit-m the committee my» that
there In» been an cminr failure to silt)“
tht-sttit-urulTI-r of any ~tm-tt tn auycttt-
ploye of the poll-doll other: nor has there
been any promotion made. or offered to Ix
made, in consideration of such~purchase
or chm by any unjust or partial ruling the
(fomlltlaalllflt'r have :tllt'llnl‘t'd or caused to be
taken up out of their regular order any
claims oi Mr. lmtmn m- uny attorney. but
that on the contrary. it appears clearly
that the completed tilt-s order lt-l just and
impartial. and operntcnl favorably in lose
setting the number of complaints received
and in illt'rt‘lL‘lflil tho number of claims
finally llllutt‘t'tl and lint! no purrinlily or
fnYul‘tilnlll hm lmtt vitmvn any attorney
doing bur-Tine“ ht (me the (”HOP and that
“he lndONlltt‘lth manic by Mr Imnon
were not in tun-toque III‘ e of the, making of
the order ltlltl bull no connection there
with.
l’nntlppnrtrti by the Evidence.
.\ rwtltttiott Illlllini.’ that the chum».-
“flitlllnt l'tllnllilé‘tlllllt'r ltztttm urc entirely
tttt~ttplmt1mi by tho l't'itll’lll’t‘ is «ttbmittevl
with the rt‘pnrt.
I'nlttl Ilopt- III Jennavillr.
IIAZHZTIIS. PIL. Pd». 7."'I‘ Ito gunner
pmtzn-us in mud» Inward mnplying the
.It-uthvilh- tulnotlmn hm: been Ittntlc dur-
ing the post f0rt_t'~t‘l{:llf hours it i»: probable
that on imttu-nm- plunger pump. with a
'cnpnrlty u! alt-tern! tbottmml gallon» :1
minute. will b.- plttcml in pmiflou. .ttnotm
name of the miner» at the village there ill a
hope that some of the itttprimmutl "th may
be olive. Tiit’llt' ttrm- that thereon-pm-
lintm of the brutal» in ”w itttttl lift of the
llotttlul Slope “‘llt'l’t' mm:- of the men have
nought refuge Itflll who-rt- the ventilation i:-
mtlltt-ient touttetnin lit» for n time. The
ntortuexwricnccntt-tt sent? at this. They
tit-tinn- that at the tire! l’llIll of the waters
every workman who met caught was
drowned.
'I'Itf' Molly .‘Intrttlroe llevlveti.
tillhtlllll'ilJJvz. l'l|., Feb. 7.~“-it'or novel-III
Wt‘t'lttl pan A number of mint: tum rind
prominent. tritium but-e received ttnonyv
out: mmrmmlmttium drtmmterl with a
collin. mm bonus. and n ultull. oltnibtr to
thaw I‘m't'lVl’Il during the reign of the
Molly Manninm. Little or no attention
hula-en paid to them mittelves. but loot
night John William», who who on his way
front Raven Run to tibetmmlouhnvne wny~
laid by several tIltllIlit'll tttcu. Amid n
volley of Imlletu him home succeeded in
carrying him minty III'I‘I’ llll' mountains in
the dnrhntm. miter- who are Wired
like notices are fearful of mt int; It like or
even wont» fut.-
It Was II Itati heeldont. '
Hummer. 4),. Feb. luAn m-cttlrm oc
curred on the Ill-llnlrv. Znnmvlllc and (flu-
t'lnnntlrnllwny in which live or six pm
neutron-I were llil'lly cripple-II and :1 con»
doctor will lose ht.“ lite. A conch on n lot-III
train overturned and. rolling fifty feet
down on embankment, was completely do
motioned. “mime ltobloaun and wife had
their ribs. and ilit‘t‘t‘llll'lt hml their arm»
and legs broken. Willlmn rim-In. cmrduo
tor. was badly burnt-ti.
A Countable i'romntea mu Item rather.
Ptmnvtw. Feb. 7.~Comlnltle WM 01
Illlllitt townnltlp. WM! Illa duty to the
state an paramount to his duty to hit
parents. lln brought hie Iced lather Into
court on It allotment netting liquor wltlmttt
alloenae The «unstable or laltted tothe
court that he had M tatte love lode-tile
n~
it ,
MI." INVWIGATIOII
m-
nutter Ito-Ire Ian “It would It
lover-I mu a liar.
Wneutnorotr. Feb. 7.-Carltiw Don-Id
oi the Harmer tank. was recalled by tht .
eilveypool committee and examined II II .,
hiltY transmittal: with Owenby. Mr
DOnnId denied that he had made an m ,
ment with Oweuby by which Omby wet
to furnish information in regard toll!“
legislationandiu pay [or his services In
celve an equal share at silver to hop
chased by a combination. He also
having agreed to pnrchaae silver for Owen
by. He Iva-attired todo uobuthehadde
clined. Wilmette had never told 0min
that he knew of others who wereintcrm
in the purchase of silver and ho‘ltatl novel
given Duettby the name of any senator
representative or government official an
[aged in such speculation. lie knew a:
none.
He denied the statement made by Owen
by that he had shown him the books a! tin
bank and had pointed to names audac
counts mpresentlngaiiverdeale. Thellmi
had no such books:
Witumt denied having shown Owning
letters on the house and senate paper
and having told him ”that these person:
were in it and would vote for the bill.’
Owuby, he mid. had seen an envelope or
his dealt bearing the senate printed head
and he claimed to know the handwriting
and paid that it want that of a senator’:
clerk. He did not show the letter to 01m
Witness testified that he had givenOwn
by n memorandum mpwsting him to 38'
information In to lmw the $555,000,“ no
tionul lmuk l’r'tlt lttpilltn luntt “no to been _.
pended. 'I his. lung Eli! only infomta'tion it
had twin-ti (lwnlvy to get, and it had notlt
int: todo with the uilvcr legislation. Ht
lint] (tutu-d to pay (Itvnlry $250 for this in
formation. He denied positively thntltr
had any agreement whatever with Owuby
to form a silver pool.
The. letter from a senator which Owning
referred in true in answer to one hohal
Written mptwting the views of usenuta
on the bunk mletttption fund, and has
nothing to do with titt- sliver questiot
whatever. The cottunittee adjourned to:
the day.
To SUCCEED htR. WINDOM.
Tho Claims of Mevertal Prominent Col
uro-tl Men t‘rgt-tl at Burton.
BUSTIIN. l’cb. . —lltl' Boston (ourant.
the Org/iii]- of the colon: ll ptuplc' tn this city
cutttnim this week an editorial urging the
president to fill the vacancy caused by th-
dcath of Secretary \Vindom by the up
pniutmeut of a colon-d man :13 secretary o
the treasury. lam. ll. K. Bruce. John M
lungston, cpl! nun-«man Lynch, Hon
Frederick [Muglllim and Recorder Janet
M. Townsend an» tmmwl as I'oloredmer
amply qualified to till the pmition.
Tho editorial any: "Wu-t not the Hon
Benjamin Harrison rimsltfli solely by bloc}
men? It is canoe-Jul on all hands that he
was [even Ila. ptmhlcttt hinted-If admits
it. Itt view of tin... indiepntuble fuets I
cabinet pmitimt i> not at all too lurgel
gift for tho pwaitlettt tolxetmv upon thit
faithful colored Rtpvtblic .m~ who nub
him bend of tht nation
Keith-ton Bcprt-wttyo-ti tho 'l’rezaanry.
\l'.t.~tll.\‘t-'i‘u\'. m. '7.~.tt the cabinet
meeting you-twisty .\\-.i,-.tttut Secretary
Net t leton reprewnmi the treasury depart.
men:
11"- Sad ('an of Union Pot“.
Asm m PALE. .\'. .I.. hob. l.~'l'his town
is thoroughly Ill’ulh'od over the tragit
tlenthut‘ .\lt.~.- Helen Potts. rhcdattghterm
liuilnwi t'nntmrmr “maze ii. Potts, wht
died at tllt‘ t'utnslnt-k t'mltionnltle boarding
school in Now York city on Sunday but
Few people ht-rc believe the girl died from
the cfiects of the pills taken. which wen
prescribed for her by Medical Student
L‘hrlyie \l'. Harris. ttnd are anxious that
tin autop'syiw held. It is reported that
the remains of Mine Potts were not. buried
ulthoughn grave hull been prepared for
them. but that the hotly was placed in I
vault. Mr. Potts is almost distracted trill
grief and refuses to believe that his
daughter is dead. fie has ordered that
the casket be left open. and has placate
guard of two men over it, whose duty it if
tohouriy inspect the remains so that it
the trivia-mould utvttkctt her life wouldht
Mt‘t’ll Developments front New York It:
the mnttcr ore anxiously awaited
A Seriou- Dynamite liaploeiol.
NEtv HAVEN. l-‘eb. 7.-.\t noon a gang oi
stone Mouton. t-tttplnyml on the New York
and New “own milruzui pint-ml It piece 0i
dyttnmiteon “to form- it: their nhuntyk
titnw out while they at.» tlwir dinner.
Shortly after there mm o trt-tttteutioutt ex-
plosion. which quail-ml Iltc obtmty and
iujnmlulluf the NW". The fort-mamC.
L. Barbour. of Utrlt‘ht‘filtfl', will lose the
sight of both eycvt and is badly out about
the ht-ntl. lic may tlll‘. )Iicbtwl Kelly, 01
Willinmntir. was lnully injured nltout the
facetmtl bond. “illlll'l Sullivan, of Willi
mantic. mt». nllllllil) injured. John Sulli-
van (Sn. ll. of “’lllllttuttllt‘. Wit» badly ll!-
jurctl nlmm tlu- haul and will probably
lose out: «yet, Join: Sullivnn (So. 2), ol
“'iilltttnntlt', was .1th bmlly ltrttlucti about
tin- fnt'e anal «bouillon. All oi the men
wvn: deafened by the t-xplmion. Thy
were brought to the lttmpitul in this city.
A Mine Annmr.
Wu,» E5l|.tlllll.. I'm. Fab, 7. «A gnu feeder
in No, 7 lift of No. -l down! the Summation.
unifoal economy. at Nuntlcoltcmanltmited
yesterday by tm-tt trim were driving new
opening». In It alturt titttetht- interior oi
theI mint: watt IIIIWI Willi flatness. which
threatened lll'tll i'lit'llflll to tho «Mile and“
ground working». Preparation» were
made to llootl the workings. nttti n trough
our) feet long mm thrown clown the slope
to curry Ihc Wittt'l' into the tnlne.and I
largo volume u! out“ in now pairing
down tiw nloyw. m! «writ of llmxling the
mine may Inlto Mm or Ibo.- mmtths, and IQ
"11:5 ntcnttlittw httntlrt-«la of miners will be
II c.
The Mammoth Ittrlue‘at.
Gunrsnm th’n Fe it I: 'l'hotentimotty
in the toque-st on the victims of the Inn.
moth mint» explmlon Ia tini-ohed. The
coroner Mljonmctl the. cum! until summer,
Feb. H when the teatimtmy wllihe Ill»
cum]. arguments. umtie by ropretteuletlm.
oltlto II t‘. l-’rlclt l‘uitt- mtnymny and the
United Mine Workers. 'l'he cnnewlll till
30 to the jury (or a verdict.
”mm“-.- ........W
An Itrlnmlalalor m a stage lather.
91' 1101'“. Mo. Poll? ~.W I}. 11mm
Ion clone oi the "HIM. prominent lawy’err
lumthcaat hitwmri. mm at one till! I
member of lholmixlvtlurr. trot-lodged in,
Jail hm ymtcrtltty by l ttllmlmlflv
can. charm-II wit ll n ntn-gt- robbery commit;
tell In (minim!!! Aug. ‘35. ”Jill "ordinal!
”Jim a tttttetnent beyouda general b
g _
no; mo meant the city.
Minor, Feb. mullet" from chill. by i
thewayollimnvtltathatthelmm ,
“temperance hummus
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