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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 12, 1891 · page 2

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A freonomiul, Healthful.

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canopies, Spindles, etc.

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arid and Son nuts. silt rial...

“insulin-“lush tints-formant:
lloy boys. llatrtssol’rllatofor

KNAPPrs,
911 Washington St.

articular attention valet In
ll‘, Cleaning rind Ironing
V I ”fill. .m-

Wall, Papers,

are! and largest Arson-cut
inithis city.

on liar of Gills at 85 «rats a
double roll. .

the ca-blaasina chair and
or ladder, only 09.00.

dnlnla’ Materials.
llpaatod on Stretcher-s.

wh:='ia:‘rnwr llalrain. and

L. H. DECKER,
ti taillight Sll’tilll,

South ‘ N orwalk.

ovslms.

lilorwalk Oysters

Thai have not been floated

Fill, (litters, titans, Salt liii,

SCALLOPS,

Pore Toasts Cats-p, l-portcd Sat
idiocy, Pare Yer-oat lrple snap,
imported Grapes. Pickled oys-
ters “ligands-nod floods
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so. lam—ulna. r on: . raac .r.iscx.,sn
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like!» P I -lt;tfler . "32m . 7:15 91.31““ .
our; (rmpt loud-y owning between New liar!
and sonnet-4d) or
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flit-c. uooamouc. noon "one. nor
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Our-rooted ro‘ January in. mi.

Trains lone South Vorwalk for Daahnvy—lil.
0 i8- h.. [2]],310. 5 l0.0fllttd may to. onu—
days-428a ill MdiflpJn.

'l'ulne leave [button for Earth Norwalk—dai
7H, Ofiudiifia lI. Ill). hill-m8” 1) ll
Honda’s—815a newton”: a.

Train earn Bill‘li liorwsik for Nomad—415.
anlefll It.,12li.2l .5loahddap ll.
'I‘nln- leave Bidgcdeld for tooth Namath—60
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IAIN LINE DIVISION.

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illi- rn younger fur l’uutie’d

low pal-rem for l'iltrilclo. ranting cor sections
for Albany and the Wat.

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a ‘nbflalaiean Norwslk at5plr.eud
Sou-h Norwalk “6:30 p In
Mull: taken Mend received for all also»
the honour: and Norwatk and shown treads

stare-fly reduced rater.

pmspphcatlonto ll 'hn City oi Nrrwslk

and logic wilrhe sent or rptclal lots or freiuol

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crown Pia-tenant! Pilla.
'i'hawalcthooul tiafe Itemodiofitouso'or those
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with.
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Craig Mcdlrlrre (10.. l’usmlc. .V. .l
80“) AT

Plalsted’s Drug Store.

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Coughs. Colds. lofloem. Bromine.

Munroe”. Whooping Con mere”.

. Mirna, and every mflcrt on of the
“teat, lung: and Chest includrne Consumption
Spccdy and permanent. Ilsrd for fifty years.

FILES, HUMORS

. lac-Isa. Hal libra-
hofthczihiaamll udarccnrnd

FOWLE'S FILE and Mill“! CUBE.

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28 Main 8!... St). Sorta“.

teats, Fist, litters,

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'trr. int—nu in (3 B “II“.Y",
5] Washington Street, South Nonmli
27 “all: Street Norwallt.

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FOR SOUTH NORM ’.LK AND .‘JUItWALK

Vault- and (tempo-its alumni and dieinfectnl on m.
mprmd plan. All 0rd.» plump“, mended to

Addr rs

Charles: 310“,
run its carnal-m Ana-o. livid..-

blilLll. SILVER, Mi'lflZL

Mm nil kinds of nydiud

PLATING

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49 Water Silill, Stiti lttrall

Anything Plated front a loner rim: to a More.
specialty made of tsble ware flednlohing son
luqorrln all klvduof hrasswork Chandeliers.
tingle; coups. (homo slicks. Vw. or: our.
Hm. UK“ sod (ten-rat aspiring door.

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closing learn of the flora of the
Great larch.

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'0- Attach of lryalpoias Which Laid
nun-rm..- Stubborn Foo-ad
Mon an the an. of ruined PII’IIP
Melon-alas of Sympathy Pouring
In by the item-41'!" Pmidoat'o m-
loal Inquiry as to the Omnl's coav
outta—"noun. Ewing, 1. mi You?"

, the Old Warrior Cried Paintly u a

l’riand Bani Over Ili- Bedside—lie
lam Inch Pain and Wu at Times
Delirium.

N" You, Feb. m—All day yesterday
lbobattlehetwean death and Gen. sherv
roan wound with varying fortune. The
mathsmdmfimrwu Bur
rounded by the members of his family and
luring friends, and all thaturedical sciatica
could suggest to
ward oi! the en-
croach mcnts of
the insidious dis
use which had at-
tackcd his face
was don e. The
chances were
against him. It
was his second atr
tack of erysipelas
out! much more
more than tho
ilrst one. His
many years - be
celebrated his set

on. I. 1'. minus. enty’ilrst birtydny
on Sunday last—~hnd weakened his iro
constitution, and it was {certain that \
had little reserve force with which to bat-
lle against it. But his brothcr and his
children, remembering how be had come
forth victorious from many a forlorn hope
baton, refused to lose heart or to admit
that his use was hopeless, and at noon, no
ifiu answer to their faith, he began to
rolly from his sinking spell.

shall Hopes of Ills Maury.

Each succeeding hour brought rumor-3‘
ing news from the sick chamber, and at 0
o’clock Dr. it. ll. Grocn, who had been at
his bedside all the afternoon, said that
there was no immediate danger of death.
But he held out small hopes of bio recov-
ery. Senator Sherman clung to the belief
that he would get well, but. postponed his
intended mum to Washington. All of
Gun. Sherman's family, with the exception
of his son. the Ber. 'l'. 11. Sherman, who is
studying in the Jesuit institution in the
Island of Jersey, and who was notified your
today by cable of hi: father’s condition,
whiched by his bedside the night before.
llisfrieod, Dr. and Licot. Col. Charlu '1'.
Alexander, of the army, in» in constant
mundane: upon him

Shortly after midnight it was noticed
that his condition had changed for» be
worse and that he was studilyuro
weaker. ills lace and neck were badly in—
flamed and any motion warned to be quite
painful.

lacing Death l’alaltorlagly.

But as a (corral thing he did not slider
much. He lay in a state of scmicoma and
could only he mined at long intervals to
partake of medicine or nourishment. In
his conscious moments he scented to be
swan of the dangers of his situation, but
he bore hi» pains and laud the menacing
death with the W simple courage which
had always marked his strong character.

Hr waitnl without trepidation for the
dread visitor lhst fcw meet with tranquil-
lity. The only nourishmt which could
be given him was whisky and milk, and
but small quantitics of that. He lay in
the front room on the mood floor. 'l'hc
shada were drown tightly down and no
noiacwas per-Initial to reach him. A no
ties at the door Wlmed callers not to ring
the bell, sodaspecinl alien-loot wasplacod
than to auswrr the questions of inquirers.
who came in gm: number». and to receive
the shoals of telegrams which came from
all parts of tho country.

‘l'ho Prusirlni's Inquiry.

One of these from rmwm Harrison
making noxious inquiry was answered by
Ir. P. ‘1'. Sheraton, butrnost oftbrmwcn
answered only by the hourly bulletins
which warm“ out by the ducton or by
young Mr. Bhorrrunr. Once in a while the
moral breathe slightly delirious and it
soonnduiitho disarm had attacked tho
brain, which wait the complication to be
feared. But he would rally from these at-
tacks and bopo would rrturn min.

5. fourth” ”on.

As the mainly wore on the physicians
last «up. Dr. Alexander intimated
that he would not live soothertwenty-fonr
hours, and even Dr. Janewny, who was
moon-committal. declared that there
was no possible hope.

”Goa. Sherman is coloring from facial
nysipohr," raid Dr. Mound-r. "mplsd
with slow fever. it is a simplcdlseaon.
but dilcuit to trust, which nutr- it a
WMJII inhudomrogh tors
young" man. who has the stnnythaud
vigor to withstand its Minus attack,
but them has uotthncorntitution be
ancahad idonotanlicipatsanycrisirin
this can. for cut-intro doe.
alowly undermining tho otrcngth of the
patient untilbclrasnouc left todo battle
with it."

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wmummmm Dr. Iain-gs Calla.

the callers last night the

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passedwlthi thrhm

our: column-all mmwmmflc.
"III. Dahlia-pv- lapse-d width-lull.
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2 ,. “r“‘m. an. ile,hiwerrr,haaaotmths
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Mandingo; Hwy-l

in: W hope. Tho W’s .
stillra'yhlghnndniost of ill! limb!
in a null-murmur condition, from which
ho rallies occasionally when spoken to and
auswm questions in monosyllsblea. Gnu.
Shaman, lhclieve, will last through the
night and perhaps twentrfonr hours.”
Tito neat-II Wolds Formed. ‘

The old death watch which stood and
tom-ad irtlthfully at Glam“
wns formed again last night re-
train on duty till the end or until the gen-
erol is pronounced out of danger. 'l‘hou-
sands of his old friends all over the coun-
try will pray tor the latter event, but there
appears to be very little hope that the hero
who saved Shiloh and the genius which
performed the impossible and marched
9,000 miles to themsaiurt the prognosti-
oatlons of military men of the world over,
, will do more than linger for a tow hoursor
days, at the most. before he hiya down bk
colors to the (nip enemy who in uncou-
querable. ‘

Apparently Hearing the lad.
his—A MWIIKGI' just left Gen. Sher-
man's house on the run to the nearest
druggist, at Ninth avenue and Sixtyothird
ntrcct. ilc carried a nressauc to Senator
Shannon haying: “Papzr is much worse.”
it was signed "Sherman. "

lfll—lt. ’l'. Sherwin has “'1“. the follow-
ing dispatch to fienutor John libermen hi
“it Fifth svonuc; "Papa is very much
worse. You had better come."

This Rev. l-‘nther Matthew A. Taylor, of
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, call-
ed at Gen. Shcmran'el residence and is now
there.

mil—The senator has not arrived at the
how.

film—Father Taylor him just left the
boom. lie onyx the general is much worse
and sinking rapidly.

THE Marisa.

Ilr. McAlloo Against the shipping Bill.
lluslnou of "Ill Renato.

Wasmsums, Feb. ill—After routine
businemr, tho house went into committee
of the whole on the legislative appropria-
tion. in the general debate .\lr. McAdoo
(N. J.) spoke in opposition to the shipping
bill. llc coon-ruled that tho subsidy sys—
tem would not build up American corn-
mcrco. Thu suinidy proposed by the ship-
ping bill. be will, mu too much for truth
,ing and too little for anything. it was
cont-critic! that it cost 40 per rcrrt. more to
rtrn on American Ship than it did a foreign
ship. ’l'hcr. lfirc, if this matiun intendcd to
compcto with other nations in the mutter
of subsillim, it must give u subsidy 49 per
cent. greater than was paid by any other
country.

Mr. Sttx'kdulv (Misti) referred to viola-
tions of thocivii wrvrce law. No action
was lulu-u on the bill. Mr. Simkdule said
that if tin: civil sonicc f'flllillillk'sltlncl’s
kuow tiw law was, viniutwl that they were
incomprtctrt. if they ‘llll not know it and
could not pruvcnt such violation, they
went uracil-w.

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In “to firnalre.

Witsuisutus, Feb. li—Tbc senate agreed
to a resolution calling on the secretary of
the tmmrry Illl'tlllol of persons or firms
hywhom xiin-r bod bccn olferod (under
thenctofJuly it, 1'0”; a list of those
from whom silver had boon purchased.
thoamourrts urui prim-s, the inn-sis on which
climate bi mad.- of tin- market price of
silver, and the arrmlrnts and prices of rib
vcr bullion purcbrwul outside of tho
[intro-twat“.

Theronfercncc u-port on the Roanoke
(Va) public building (reducing the cost
from 8100.000 to $531.!” was ugrced to.
Several bills Were pruned. after which the
consideration of the naval appropriation
wasreauuxed After time hours’ discus-
sion the uniendmem "lion-d by Mr. Allen.
fixing Port Orchard, on Puget sound,»
the site for is dry dock. was agreed to. It
appropriates $3.1m: for a site mul ammo
for the building of it dry «lack. Several
committee nrncmlmruts wens udoptcd and
the bill lutwl. 'l‘iic District Of Columbia
sppmprintlou bill was n-porlc-l and plat-rad
on tho calendar. The copyright bill was
taken up and laid aside informally. A
numbcrnf bills ware tnkou from the calcu-
dar and posse-d on «ml 1 ho wuate udjon med.

THE Dammit-ms trimaran.

(hour-d with Embark-rut by a Grand
'Jnry at liraulvillr.
birthrivuirt. Pu, l'rh, lifiiirwtl interest
rm illunlfrs‘tml in flil‘ .“l‘vwluli of the grand
jury hon: ychit-nlzty. ms it “no known that
the l’t'lllflttliur river Vi’lrltltl be considered.
At half pmt i o'clm‘l‘. tiw trnmtl jury
more into l'ntlri with n lruv bill ziguinst
G, “1,”. IS. and 'l'. A. Dnlumutrr, the lil-
lrgcd brink wrwkors, on the charm of our
boulemcnt pn~fcrml by the externally
contort-winners. S i’. Min-icy. \\'. it. Lind-
say and i»: J. littilt'y.

Bridegroom and licflnltrr.

Motrin-curry. l'n. Fob. l2. -—- Hugh
Slrphr-umn. Jr., aural iii your» lumkliei'llef
at Rambo k Ito-grin.» knitting mills, was
arrested upon I‘Illilfllliil‘ from lil" wclllling
tour thi-r morning. rhurrml with the theft
of "Jill from his oruployl-h. Mctrnrplioired
by altering tho My rolls. Utr Sunday lost
Siopbcnsouoml Mia-i Knu- litallord were
married at Now linm-wwk. N. .l., and
won: concluding tlu- hmn-ymmu with the
bridc's Mlni, Mrs. For. in Philadelphia,
when fitrpiwnwu wns summoned burns to
polo work. 'l'lrcnrrwr indium-d. hitcphcu-
m min-dr- uwwlv mlur) mul n'glllul'ly
ml up. work for bvvry hire and «limb
nation. Ilc rflnit'm‘t'kl and who hciul in «lo-
ianlt of rim: ball

A llnrnor About "our! N.

M'm'mri. Ky. Poll. 12. WA telegram
from New York nwiml here nunouuccd
that .l. 5. (funny. oi l'lunbnrrr. one of the
owners of Acolyte, ol the billion. farm. in
“it m. It” "New! Mr. Ruhr-ti licmrtcr,
of Sew York. “all!!! for the priviierlge of
hurtling .ilmul it to Amlyto. Mr. Corey
in own ii». foul. A hurtling lurm'mlln hers
mammal. Mr. litmnor will not nccopt the
ma, but has smngnl to inc-ml Mood 8
to the lion. lien Johnson‘s fnrm. near
”autumn. Kym. to be hml to Happy
Courier, and will not part with the fool.

Pinn- llnnrwels Maxwell.

ALBA“: Feb. “2; . The hourly appointed
noperiutrmlrnt of insurance. Mr.
laid that he won going: home null that ll.
would mum hm alum: the middle of
next track and moms the duties of the
alto. hlr. lisxwrlldhepmt incumbent,
aye b in ready to turn the allnirs of tho
drportmt our to Mr. Pierce st anytime.
Ir Piano’s appointment was confirmed
by the senate yestrrdsy afternoon by e
Vollof if to it.

‘l’lle Anti-Kanpur. Loom

MINT“. N. Y., Fob. ill—Mints 0.0
do...“ """" ml” "“ “m" ”‘ “1%.?“
. g ugne a rum om
’uiosJormsda branch of the league in
“Vanderbilt ham parlors beta Dealt
Mort, of the 87mm infirmity. was
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ST. RAW. mudguarm.

‘ all. Sherman’s Bellini Fight

 

Til, KILL COIPETITIOI
The Alleged Diabolical Plot or
the Whisky Trust.

DYEAIITB FOR A DISTIILEBY.

 

Gear‘s .1. Gibson. Smotary of tho but.
Arrested at Chicago for Plotting to
Blow Up the Schnfcldt Plant-rover a
Hundred People in Peril. «

Curcsoo. Feb. 12—69mm J. Gibson,
secretary of the great whisky trust, was
arrested at the Grand Pacific hotel at 0:30
a. in. on a charge of conrpiring to blow up
allthe distiiicdes in the country notbo
longing totilc trust. Mr. Gibson livesni
Peoria, and it in said that he came here 10!
the express purpose of wrecking the Shu-
feldt distillery in‘this city. Several at.-
tempt» have been made to blow up the
Bhufcldt plum, in our: of which young
Kunzc, uI ('rnuin murder ferric, was in-
volved. it is mid that Mr. Gibson tried to
bribe u gr’lvcrrirm-llt inspector to blow up
the Shufeldt distillery, um! this led to his
arrestns ho nligiiled from n carriagein
front of the Gram! Pacific hotel. In a
small saviwl curried hy'liir. Gibson were
found letters which are said to be positive
evident» of his connection with the con-
spiracy. .‘tlr. Gibson was taken to the
United Stairs mnmhal’s office in the gov-
ernment building. His wife and daughter
were with him when he was arrested.

“old in 320.000 Ball.

At a preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Hoyne Mr. Gibson
waived examination and was held to the
federal grand jury in alum bail. The
conspiracy was worked up through Reve-
nue inspector T. S. De War, who was told
gunrdcdly some months ago tlrat'Sehu-
feldt’s distillery mo; in the way of theirust
and that illcre was “big money" for the
man who succeeded in getting the concern
out of the Wily. Solicitor iiart,who ar—
rived in the city from Washington to take
charge of the case, has in hisposseusion the
dynamite machine with which the destruc-
tion of the Schufoldt distillery was tobc
effector! and papers closing the contract
for the diabolical business.

A Diabolic-oi Conspiracy.

The specific charge against Gibson is that
he tried to bribe ll..- Wtu' to blow up the
Schufeidt plant. All the arrangements
hall liven completed for iIlt' ficmlish work
when Dc \i‘ur informed the government of-
ficials of lllt.’ plan and prevented the coir
summation of the culispit‘ucy. l

Inspector Stuart, of tho pnstofiice litL
purtmuut. nm- of tho ufliccn who mndcthc
arm-it, Said: "i am not at liberty to give
the facts in iltt‘L's'b't‘. but there is nothing
that your imagination run conceive more
diabolical and horrible than the intentions
of the conspirators. it mus nipped just in
time. too. for thi’ first blow \VlL’l to have
been struck in ('lrimgu. Then it would
have been repeated in other pullli‘."

Details of the Plot.

Solicitor (lcrlcml A. Hurt lilln‘ made the
following startling statement: “A short
time ago w» lt‘trf'fifil that Mr. Gibson was
in corn-spoudeuw with our gnugor, T. S.
De War. I cum..- on here and Do “'nr m
vealed to me the pmpmitions made to him
by Gibson. tiiimm told him that the trust
could not get u Inntllnltl in Chicagoans long
as tho shufrltit-z rvem [mated there. The
obnoxious distillery mum be removed.

In [so on infernal Machine.

“Gibson had a perfectly safe plan. he
said. Do “'11! was roger 310,000 mi: and
not“) later to introduce into the big spirit
tank of the distillery, containing thou’
sands of guilnm of high spirits. an infernal
machine that With fixed to explode at a
certain time. The expulsion would fire
the spirits and throw the distillery into a
mass of fixtures, De “'ru- was led to believe
that the rrrncirirre would give him time to
get out of the place alive. lint it would
not do to let him live. Do Wm- wus to be
killed by tho cxpimiou. which mm. to oc-
cur one second after in.- dropped the ma-
chinc iutu tho ml.

(her (but linmirwi Victims. Probably.

"Otte- humlml and titty victims who are
at work in tho pluu- lIfi_\' and night would
have been killed. ‘Tiw Sllillultlih will lone
notlring.’ shrill (lib-mu. ‘lmcausc their prolr
erty to troll irrnurmi. 'l‘iir- govt-turnout
own-(most of it.‘ De Witt RH)! 11:. posted
and hclped to carry the plan to the point
of Gibson's arrest. J

”Tho imp was to be sprung befon- Sun-
day. liiimm hull tho infernal In blue
hen». “‘r-huvclt now in our pox- gallon.
Our curriitlr-rrw in the “ringer wits never
shaken. "t‘ fairly trembled when ho mm
informed that ho nvror would Illii't' lived
toolsim his rkurd. Our proof. I run sorry

to say. is trim! iiIHllllii‘.

Washington utilrials .inraud.

“Tho chain of r-virh-m-o ngniusl Mr. Iii!»
son is the stmrlgt-al over forgml. 'l'hc offl-
i'llllll at Worthington are porter-thorium!
over this instantly Itltillni of tho con-
Mlll’i’lfly."

“Who in supprm-«I to be connected with
lilbsorr in this limiter?" Mr, llurl was
united.

"Wu l’flliiilll ”molly now, it is not to be
nuppmui that illt' monetary of tho whisky
trust mus :wtinu imh-rmnleutly in the
matter."

Warned of the Dan-or.

Thomas Lynch. our: of the proprietors of
the Shulohit uiintiilory, in nu interview,
Wild:

"riirrcv the limb nilt-rnptml ultimgo on
our pmpcrty wu ilnvr- M‘Q'lll'il communi-
cations from on unknown fricml,vrhoru
we believe is a member of tho whisky
trust, giving Illi hints oi oppmm-biug vino.
gar. (in Monday inst wr- nvcivmlxtlrrlcf
note giving its Ilcfluito information of
what was coming. it road something like
this: ‘Inolt out; on nttcrnpt will he mudo
to blow you up eltlwr tomorrow (Tum
day) or next day? Of court-w, we paid
strict ntlouiinn to the friendly warning
and at once romnmuicutul with the
authorities. We mnniucd up all Monday
night and Tuesday night propnn-d lode-
fcnd our pmpcrt y and our lives. Wc fully
expected to be blown skywnrrl inst night,
and had every preparation mode to Mort
the horrible mmmfllcnm that might
lune in care them should be u successful
explanon.“

lio More Armin at Present.

hir. llsrt says that just at present them
will be no more arrests in the case, for ab
though they uncertain that there is some
one back of (itbsou, yet they have no evi-
dencsthat theycan bring against them.
The nil'cusr with which (liimh is at pm
artchargedispuuishame with not man
than three years in the psniiontlnry, but
ills from the startllugtleulloof
tbsplntt

”MW.“

 
 

 

THE lNTERbTATE AGREEMENT.

Ohio liino Operators urwo Brolma 1i.
Tho Columbus Convention.
lelmrtu, I’ll., Feb. lit-Thc lllliii'fiililll
Igrcemcut of operators and rrrincrs is again
broken. Ex-Congwsmrrou Amos Town.-
aend, of Cleveland, has notified Alemzrtlor
Demputor, of i’ittsburg, president of tho
lost: interstate convention, that the Ohio
motors will withdraw iron the rim
merit. This was tho inter-motion conveyed
inotelogrnmtoouo of the officers of the
United Miners at Columbus from Mr.
Dcmpstor. The move is regarded ml a
trick of the Ohio operators to force a strike
in l’oirnsylvauin and throw the entire lakb
coal trudo to the Ohio operators.
' The mirrors of Ohio lixrvc been asked to
meet the operators for the purpli‘ic of tiring
the price of minim: for Ohio. mimicpunduut
of other states. The Ohio mirror-s ask an
adrunccot wvcriund h halt mm: and Penu-
Iylvanin miners rm mlvrtuce oi sixtccn cents
per ton on run if mint: The foiluroof
naturulgasluu led the Pittsburg miners
to believe tho improvement in the truth-
wurrarrtu their (ll'llli‘tllil. izio operator's
think the l’lttslmi-t: nllt‘l'lillll'w will not cork
code, andvliy wit lyrll'mvilu: from the ugl‘ec—
went and making it stdtesmla lllt‘)’ will
getlhcuprwrimmi ’liu- mini-rs will not
tum-e in any Hui...
ibl'n- i~ r. M'ltlt.‘ ii 'i ‘ ~12". inn turn“ the
Billion, Iiilll'l‘ii'l~',' Ill"! Mil Lt- one of the
blur-rind ‘ll'lfil‘fi our inaugurated in this
country.

 
 
 
 

Relief from New Yuri; for Mint-rs.

Cou'm:r.~, l r . W», t::.- Tlu- wrumtdny’s
session of ,flit‘ I illifil \litu- Workers of
America nIi-clmtl with .: inm- attendance.
The committee on ore-30m int-x made a fur
ther rcpnrt >(‘llilllL’ [Wu iitlii't.‘ «leis-gates
from the l’llhlmxg district with rim privi—
lege ofu \Ull‘i‘ in the proceedings but no ,
vote. Sacral cumrrrit ices m-rc announced.
A tclogmm milling us follotvs was received
from Lin-ion Surici, ot’ Nt‘ii’ York: "Hurt:
collected 87m, llt‘lll‘iiilljl‘rf in the wishes of
the coriwntiun wit it hurt ic.~t sympathy for
down trutisit-n mint-rs." it was resolved to
appropriau- SM) sit tlil< sum for the relief
of mine-n in .\l:li:.:zrm :trui $7.?“ for miner's
at Wilkinsburg. Pit. .\ root-2.5 \ViL-l taken
toaliow Illt‘ C(lllillllltetfn time to organize
and Iriili.-I‘i" I)l1>lllt"i.‘.

 

Sena-0r inrllllttlti'5 filunlvrt-rrt Caught.

Anny. l.: l‘t-‘n. Yi‘iw murderers of
Senator Dunno! H. l , z-zr llzrt'w 9.4m gr
rested. iiiill tivu n .; tll'r‘ now in the
jail lit I'l-lwunbtiiiv. This two man now
in jail one Join: ilzmvn {Hill ii. (I. Wyatt.
\Vyutt was t-uptiimi :,. (minim 1.1.»: week,
and be mode :1 full i 'tiilt‘ (um. implicating
Brown and u mam mum ll (Smyrm- Starkey,
Whorvuaurru>tcd iii all. Joseph. 5b)., yes—
terday. Brown “as tii‘l't'slt’tl imrcon Fri.
day last whilo- at Work. According to the
confession of Wyatt. Starla-y t'Ilfl‘i‘L‘tI the
house while lu- :tmléll'mvzi strontium guard
on the uuuidr. Thor.- is central rcjtiicing
over tin» nrm or the; rapt tll't- of these men,
as Mr. Hillimm um nm- of the» prominent
men in .\l:uii:--.vn county and Illinois.

 

 

 

hurry for Troasurcr.

ST. PAH. Minn. Feb. 12,—Scuutor
Pier-or. of Mimlrwurr. lim- prwctitml to the
president tin- mum.- of 'i‘lumms inm’ry. tho
goneruiinsinm wt tiw clwrrrr' ‘trwt car
sci-vice- tiumighnnz tiw iiHl'lliWk‘rl, for sec;
rotary 0f tiu- lf't'.‘.~iil‘}‘. Til» [lrl“‘l\li‘fli
evinced so much lliIP‘l‘t‘hI flilll risked so
many qmwtinm t'ulit't'l'illllg Mr. Lotvny
tlilll Svnntm‘ i’ivru» mu l-nmumxml. rind
corisultcli v. {til .‘rimtors limb and Wash-
burn concerning the matter. Mr. Lott'ry
wus iutt-rvimvt-ol :urvi >L|Illi "There is noth-
ing in it zit :rli'. theta-is rm mil good turmoil
“'ll) it \lil‘illvl lw nfi'ri'wi in im': Ilmve
novcrtimit'v-i in puittim. [don‘t so:- how
I um liltrzl {Gr it. it ll'lil‘.‘ tl< though
SUBAL‘IMHly was puking; fun All mo."

 

 

A Battle with Burglurs.
Fivnuv. 0.. Full. [Ll—At 2a or. three
burglars Illl'“' open the stair in the storeof
Ewing 8:05.. a! )ch‘umh. eight miles Wm
of this my. 'i‘iu- unis..- of the explosion
aroused the villa-us, tvlm upouml fire on
the burulun with shotgun-e and revolvers.
The burglars l’L-itli‘iit‘ll tho tin-,oud over
forty shots were cxcimuuml before the
thieves succeeded in clincting uncscape.
One of tho burglar» was wounded. as also
were two of tho mint-m. but not seriously.
The safe contained t-nnsitlomiiie money,
which in» fullml to in. it“ right after the
smoke of battle but! t‘li'éirttd zuvny.
Denounced by Furmr-ru.
l.m:r.~vtu.t:. i-‘t-h. if. ..\t ('ttlliplu'lliblll’g,
K32. yvstcniuy. liu- Fin-im-rs' union paused
wiltrtiurnulvtmtmrin; ilw Louiuiiiln'i‘o
bact‘u Ext'litmm'. all i H ;l- win-1 hr Nippon
Iatxilrgmn m- i‘ilivirrrmii in tuturv its a lit»
bfli‘t'I: nmrkvt, Nlliii'lllhlltltilllig the 0M
positinn [n l.0l|i-‘\'lllr- liy llu- Ilirnll‘i’rl. year
tt-nlxry':~~.liv~ iwrc Wl'l‘t‘ ilu- inmost, ever
known im- mu- tiny. lino thousand turd
sixty-mic [attain-mi»: \\‘t'l'l‘ will, mom-gum-
”lull\‘lllilvlrh‘lffi‘.’l"l 'l‘lu- 111mm! day's
suit-nu rcwni lwt'vtul'nn- was Lilli hogs-
hernia.

if i‘nto-rl lu Arm-pt it.

(Yum nun. .\2. il.. l l‘J. w'l‘ln- iiuuso
nporiul t'nlmniltw Ht: 'n'lrliillilll 'l'lmmp-
mn'u “iii. in “hit It i.- m- month-ti about
film“? in ”to him. ~ “rill which llrfound
rm agricultural ml. :0 iluz'imiri. N. ll.,
lli‘lil tr [lllllllt‘ lit'.” in ‘. Wv luv-«l t)‘ morning.
Hon. John l”. Jo). n." lit-'mit, Mic-in, one
of tin- i'XI't‘tll'H“: lit-n. William L. Flutter
and J, Ii W tlhrr. nl‘ l'mwnrii, Hrwku in
favor of urn-pint; llw pruvi-timm «it tho
will, and tin! vululnituu- mml mmuimouw
I)! no in “11011.

 

ltlilr-ol by n i’nlicoumn.

a.“ VIM“ Int”). l-‘vli l‘l. - l’uiin- ()l‘llcer
Jmnm ll I‘uvunmrszll » but trust ' aflclldnmcrt
Mny rtlmlll l‘!.i'.":t :‘l "l 7“. all i thinning:
molt cttlm- it on :i llll'llh .r. in .r azupil'imm
Inmrtwr and ”it ws-iug r tw unlit-or u'pumtod.
They rl-fuw-i wilvn ruilwi upon to stop
and I’lt‘tllll' H, ';I- l i'w- ol liu- illi‘llf‘li‘
cape-i, but ‘4le Mil slml 'l'l.. ill'l'l‘flMflI
up in u tvw't mu Wu“ “mplrnvl lit illu
National irrum-lj. iv inn. ,. . i saw atlul
iwnt'liiillrrn ’iin n’i: .l * t l ri'l‘l'hlk‘il
pending on inn-xi; ,1 win.

Sullivan 'l‘nllu .‘Umut Jnt‘ltmm.

\l’il.l.i‘.~mtrmz. l’u . Fob. ltL-r—Juim L,
aniliwm Wm «lump tiw lfnilwl l‘rmm dio-
pntclr from Viruvirliu. Him. in ll... client.
thnt l’vtct‘ Jmivml. Iiu- Minn-i piiuilist,
intt'llllvtlluriltilvngv Sullivan. Thu 1.".
tor will lw vii-i rml. Il'lil'Vi: llmlenckron
would alliiul up in-lnnt him in liu- rim: and
llml it was llfllllllIiil if Jill‘lthii would get
runny lilif‘ltt'i’fl. Sullivan Ill-m «aid that he
would not strip in rmrr tin,- rim: again no-
leirstlw runnrty connitll-mlinn MM oxtfoetl-
ingly largo.

"Ilt'flul or Work" Tin-Ir Nitrite.

Tormxrn, Fob. i‘lw'l‘iw nm-mplnyetl in
ibis city in tho rmml» r of military-unblock
lull braided by n drmmm-r and n mutt hear-
ing it tint: on whirl: wait til" motto “Brand
or Work." limh‘lwll in tho rity lrullunll
asked tho ilmynr wimt thocity would do
to fellow- ibeir dismiss, The mayor wplled
Mail the work unthorlml by tho council ‘
”being mini with. The goiherin
M 11W, muttering new threats

 

violation! and to renew the demonrtrnttou.

5,

 

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