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91 Washington St.
Particular attention ,ml-t it:
liking. (fl muting
Wall-m Papers,
Plant and Large-at Moorttncul
In this city. .
Iv'tuo line of Gilt: at 23 cents a
double roll
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atop ladder, on ly 62.00.
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and Liver t‘ure that wit rot-tom you In puma
tantra-u: ‘aunolaci.
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om n.» musics.
dormant to Jacnuy 12 tom.
Train: have Elm-lb lima’k for Ilauhu-y—d i‘.
918 a m.. i'.’ ii, 2 l0. 5w, 6 £6 and wasp on. onu-
dayr-Szoa m an! 652 p. m.
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Painting, Paper llunniuz and
(Inlet-lining.
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Hall! LINE DIVISION.
'i'ra to leave lit ducrort ac 'oiiouo:
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ID "if!“ for Pittrdeld, rooting connection.
for Albany and the Wort.
.o i0a m , mixed for flawleyviile
to p m. mac-t for (Brett humorous.
rn.. t'tmlxid and Albln” [mayor
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ill, mixed fur (in-at Barringtou
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28 Iain so. So. Norwalk.
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51 Washington Street, South Norwaii
27 Main Street Norwaik.
First-Clan Balers,continuum1
And Ice Cream.
Onion Promptly Attondcd To.
Wtiz‘core Pier 2!. Bart ltivvr (acektnxa Succf‘.
New York. at 5 p to. Saturday: at 2 p tn.)
Freight rec. wed from 1' a as to 5 p to,
Returning brawn-nu: hmwdk at 5 p m ,aod
Sou‘h Norwaur at 1}: d p m
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the Honour; and Nonmik and Show“; Knit-‘1»?!
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Ind Buicwilt be not Mr rp~civtl lot! of frcixttt
austere in New Ych o' in 11: min;
advert-om a'c mind lrutl'lt‘ig any of the
employer: of the boats of thir line on “can t or
the owners meteor,
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18 North Main Street.
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pnuud l’fl'l'lt' art-tr d f
IDAY SCAV ENG ER.
'03 SOUTH IORWALII AND NORWALK
Vault: and Oeupoole cleaned and dieiofeeted on the
improved plan. all order: promptly attained
Charles Mott,
d!“ .0 lair-old Avenue. Bridge.
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«who ohtlu.whnt-eer that live. Any
we ran do the Work.
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mu. or all your um lo the wort. ’l’bieie at
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- Brave, Battle with Death.
Newsprper Report.
eideut at the flute.
day morning. “I wont to ace Tom."
The 1am": lore Hopeful.
table and exchanged hopeful talk.
tory was won.
tors.
You-g Mr. hhernau'a Auger.
slander.
he was dying.
sacrament .
make» Dewoplipcr coxnmotiou about it."
Den-tor §hrrman'a Protect.
"yeaterday:
To the Pnhliahon of Thr- Now York “mm:
W I «Iv-cm It prupcr to mrroct.
a (btlmlic.
andwhetiter uttered byaprioutora
and bad auhtmeet laith inbin'rwd.
What Ill-titer thyme My».
miniater it.
have exprcmel. tan intention to Income
Catholic orhe could not have
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OK.
Gen. Sherman Continues Ilia
AVERY UNIIAPPY mommy
The tie-era“ tioa Angry About a
In labor an Attach Upon a loportu
Count-Inc an Article on tho lute OI
hire-ta [faction Adminietend to the
General—Senator Sherman Aiao I'll!"-
llia Iii-pleasure by Writing a better to
the Mending Paper—Extrema Unetlon
Waa Administered to the stricken Hall
with the iieuator'a Annotation. Al—
though Ile Did Not Know of the In-
Ntrw Yours, Feb. M-Geo. Sherman’-
grim struggle with dim-mic Wont bravely
on yesterday without the frightful episodes
of the day before bringing alarm and de-
apoir id those who gathered about the bed-
aido oi the suffering soldier. Death had
not raised the siege nor was the danger at
any time considered post, but hope was
strong, and the news fmm the sick room
were! ahopeiul tenor from daybreak to
dark. "Tom," said Gen. Sherman yarter—
Tbot won the secret of his plucky,
sturdy,indomitoblc grip on life. The son
he called for watt still 2,500 miles from
home, but the swift and powerful Majestic
is nurer with every turn of her twin
acrewr, and byWedncadoy, if the sturdy
old warrior's giant will remain: unbroken,
be may clasp the young priest. in his arms.
The general had passed quite a comfort.-
able night and it was a very thankful fam-
ily which gathered about the breakigt
’ 9
terrific strain had been raised for the time
being at least. and all the members of the
little circle strove to belie“: that the vic-
There was considerable cuuvcrsatiou
about the solemn ceremony of the day be
fore, and not a little indignation expressed
at the ill timed enterprise of amorning
uewopapor in writing a long screed which
purported to tell of a family quarrel oi
mute yearl’ “mulling over religious mat,
Young Mr. Sherman wont around to the
telegraph office, where the pro.“ represen—
tatives [ere gathered, and made an un-
pleasant acetic over this publication. He
threatened in a violent, manner on inno-
cent. reporter. and said that he should take
occasion to sue the editor oi that paper for
It had attacked Gen. Sherman for yearn,
he raid. and now dcsccudml to false and
malicious statement» when he was perhaps
on bill death bed. Ile said that the night
before he had received a note front no em-
ploye oi that paper demanding a private
interview and threatening if one was not
given that something very unplcmunt
would be publiabed in the morning. lie
paid no attention to the throat, which, he
intimated. parinok of the nature of black—
moi
I.
“It. is true that extreme unction was ad-
ministered to my for her yesterday,” said P.
'I', Shermauxut :i t mu- when it WM thought
It won done at the request
of the family, who are f‘utitolica, and with
the con-tent of my nitric. Senator Shennan.
who in not. My father is not a Catholic
and never has been. and be had neither
asked for nor (unsettled to rcccivc this
There was nothing out of the
way about thc runner and no canoe to
mdohn shmmtn wot this letter
annulus—A pnrwruph'in your paper this
morning givmi a very cannot-tut view of an to
cidenhin Ur'it. riltvrumn'a nick chamber which
wounds tho acmitiw {wiring-u of his children.
now in deep dixtm and which. under tho ctr»
Your reporter intimnim that advantage was
taken of my tempmary aim-om- to inirmlucu a
i'athdltc prtoat into "on, rihcrmau‘a chamber to
adminletcr the rite of extrema uuctton to the
link than. in tho nature of a claim that Ito waa
Itiewoll known that hie family born bot-a
reared by their mother. a devout! Catholic, in
her faith. and now cling to it. It iaeqoaiiy
wellknown that (ion. Shannan and myaeif, a
well an all my mother! children. are by in-
heritance. education and conviction L‘hriatiana.
but not Catholic», and who has been emuly
avowed on all [main «ravioli» by flea. Sher-
“.1702 ha in too good a ('hriatian M100
human a man to dcny to his childrou the con-
aoiatlol‘i of their religion. II!) will Inn-milder at
the time and apparently at the verge of death,
but if ho had bum well and in tho full oxcrcin
of his fruition It» would not have denied to
them the communal of the proym and t0-
ligimta nimvam-ea for their father of any claaa
or denomination of Chmiu: :1?le or
Certainly. if I had been protocol. 1 would. at
the room of the family. ham muted to and
reverentiy obomi in an oppoui to the Almighty
for tin life here and hereafter of my brother
whetlfirrcailed a prayer or extreme auction.
preader
orany labor good man who believed what be
[hear that your reporter uttered a throat to
obtain information. which i caanm hollow you
would for a meat tolerate. We all good
charity for our fraiitlea. but I can feel none for
any one who would mmnd thou already in dis»
am, Very truly youra. Jottn ntteuuaa.
Mr. 1’. T. Sherman raid that Father
Jamar: bl. llyruea had adminiaicred the
aacrament. But yeatentay afternoon Father
Brynea said to a reporter; "I do not know
whether Geo. Sherman received extreme
traction or not. I wttainly did not ad.
i do not know whether Father
Taylor did it or not. lien. Sherman mart
mdvedthat‘
A:- i never talked with Gen.
Sherman in my lift-J do not know what
"i have been at the house many timoa to
eat our the other member: of the family, but i
have new the general but once. Then i
awhim sitting at a window. Aa to the
atory that he did not want price!» at the
bedside for his wife. timt in all nonsense.
The general let her manage her affair» as
aha chose, and when abe came to «th- he put
theothera out of the ram and told Father
Taylor to [in her what mmiatitm he
could."
all.“ "inflow bythepoliee- M
moon sound at thedeor. Iothiouote
the “porter. otter eta-tins that it war on:
W thatdhe but rite of the Catholil
thumb Ind been ministered to Gen.
Slim-man, told in tenor:
1“"! no satisfied that in the otnouoe of I
denial upon the part of the family or oi a
Miami-at that Gen. Sherman won a Cath-
olic, comments will be made in the am
papers which it will be unplmant for the
when of the family to road. Would
you like aye” meta regard mud-mat,
for?” .
“From three to are minutea elapsed be-
1the letter and the time of hint mppearuuoe
with the words ‘No answer." '
”The note contained nothing that could
by any coercion oi ingenuity be coustru
Into a threat. Ito sole purpose was to give
the gentleman to whom it mu
an .opportunity to. make any statement
which it might. occur to him would be
proper to make. The note must be in the
possession of Mr. Sherman, and by making
it public be will remove the stigma which
somebody has rccklesaly placed upon acou-
Icientioup reporter."
THE Kilns or concacss.
Senator fibemau’a Amendment to the
Copyright IliII Adopted.
Wanmxoros, Fob. H.-—'i‘he house went
Into committee ”oi the whole on the lcgiahy
tire appropriation bill. The clause in the
bill in rglatiou to the civil service commis-
sion occupied the attention oi the house
nearly all day. ' An amendment. appropri—
ating 336,41!) to enable the civil service
commission to execute the provisious‘oi
the civil ocrvico act was agreed to. The
bill wan then reported to the house, and
the amendment providing for clerks to
mcmbera not chairmcnoi committm was
defeated. The bill was then purified. The
president’s message, announcing the death
oi Admiral Porter, was read, and the
house adjourned. During the debate on
the civil service commission, Mr. Cannon
moved an amendment providing for a sec-
retory and a ntcnogmpher at £100 each.
This, he suid,would comply with the terms
oi the organic law.
Mr. liuttcrworth said Mr. Cannon knew
thithc points of order just made were
Intendcd to “tangle the civil service com-
misaiuu. To adopt the amendment. wait
mockery. It was like giving an empty
plate to u sturviug man.
This appropriation was worse than a
mockery. It was a hypocritical pretenqc
oi responding to the lirumiiitwi of the Re
publiczm party. He knew perfectly well
that the appropriation bill WM reducing
the force of tho cmmnmi-m onviourtb.
Mr. Cannon had in tizv tau: Imusl: moved
to inch-um thc forcc tiittlt'r the commission
with regard in liming tln- work done prop
erly. When the txmtl‘ bill was before the
house and the majority was gleaming
through every honed field not to reward
those who had mwn, nor litmc witohud
got-newt «Democratic applause 1. his friend
had been actively concerned about the tits
plilillCilii notional platform.
Today, in tho itth of Iii-t mndu’ct a your
ago, iuthc fucc oi hie smut-lion togive
Republican party. the gentleman had
which, if he wore consistent with himself,
he knew wsu iudts'wnsible for the conduct
of the sorvit-c. livery national convcntion
ing the law. Let members, if they did not
want the law, repeat it like men.
Mr. Cannon—You an.- lllzlt‘vqilt‘l’fldlllg un-
der false: preterit-co and making false ic-
cuaatiuus against your culimgum.
.\Ir. Butlcrwortli—rl niii holding up the
gentleman's “Tutti briurt: his face, and l
Plciades, so that cvcrylnxiy can read it.
(lotuxittur. ,1
commission.
embarrass its cufdrwmcut. lie was will-
ing to try Ilit' experiment until It ripened
fullness of rum it mu dcmonatmtcd that
it was it dclusiuu,
In tlrc Senate.
dipiwmtt 1c and cotmxlur appropriation bill
mut- reported and placcd on thc calendar.
A resolution mu :AKrl'l‘il to permitting the
scuttle committw on 1mm} ntfnirs tu III-
rciutiug to the persmmt-i of the navy.
"l'lw rvmlution authorizing Ihc select com»
llllllt't’uii rciniiuiin with t'nnmtu to con,
wry. alum-ml to and plum d on the calendar.
The copyright bill um then considered,
and din-r four bumw iiiat‘ilnslflll Mr. Sher-
num'u nutcudnwt’it. providing that foreign
millinlta of inoiu, cm. which are copy
rightcd in tin- L'n'ttml Statics, "my be ml»
vow of :5 to 2!.
noidc. 'I‘hc pn-aidcnt'ro ”tonnage announc-
jourucd.
DELAWARE MURDERERS SWING.
Jone Proctor and Frederick Young
flanged for Killing flirpitrn Lindoay.
crumb. lbw-lb
neck in both cases.
ton.
calmly.
near Frederica, Kent i’titlnl)’.
Ion
hind.
ward found on Dutch».
to strike the llmt blow.
ney'a meuma
the Paul and Port ilili works. and
the Micro? ranks. it to expected that t
’I’heNewYork'i‘imu :itaboutallnattheiionrwerhwmfloth
o’eieet't’bnndayeveuio 2” I imi’l'ha armament. input: W «drinke-
mmeanotato . doberman 03!“!!! with!!!
Amid
The Prussia-3,1 Awayof Admo'al
nus murmur mum AFLOAT.
Ile Wu Born 'at charter. 1a.. nod Came
tween the time when the policeman took ‘
the font-rot of Admiral David Dixon Porter,
iwho died here Feb. 13, will occur Monday.
In a special messagi- to congru- President
Harrison myr: "lie enterodthe naval nerv-
iee aa a midrhipman Feb. 2, 1m, and had
been since continuously in service, having
been made tulmirni Aug. 15, m0. 116 mu
the act: of Commodore David Porter, one
of the greatest of our naval commanders.
His service during the civil war was con»
apicuously brilliant and sutmsfulmndhia
recto that the national flag be displayed
“at half mast upon all public buildings
.Ilis achievemcms while in cottunnnd of the
reflect and vitality to tilt! platform of the
moved to strike out an appropriation
had dcclan-dihut it was in lawn oi enforc-
propose to hung it up bctwccu Orton and
Mr. Cannon fiaivi thc gtuticnmu had no
right to upbm‘tli his opposition to the
lie tvsu not in love with the
cixflscrvit-c law, but he did not wish to
into fruition and blil'Cth. or until in the
“’Asttlxmos. i'cb. ii. -In the senate the
validate during the coming recess matters
tinuciiwitnc~tig.itin|1:~ during the mm
mittcd to thi~a country on puymcut of the
regular mull dutitw'. WM ugm-tl to by u
'l'itc bill 1mm than laid
iuu tho dcuth of Admiral l’ortcr waxw—
ocivmluud the Acidic mmnuitcrward ad-
lim'tilt, I’ll. Ft-h. it. ~ .lt-Mio Proctor-and
Frederick Young. hm colored men. the
fonncr nut-d iii and tin» latter ‘3'! yearn, were
hanged in tho n-urnf thr- juil yo'atcrday div
mulled from u broken
it i» PNIllli-‘tlfld ihlt
2,“!!! pcrmms were mound the jail. Tree.
. were filled and roof” covered with men and
boya. 'l'bcn- wen: umny women npccta»
Neither of tho comb-mood aaid any-
thing on the rte-afield, and both met death
Thccrlmc for which thr- men were exc-
cuord mt» committml on Aug, as, it“),
i-itepben
Undaay, the victim. lived at Media, Pa.,
but wan Melting his daughter at I’reder:
While watwl on I‘m- with! of n bridge
acnmacrwknt o o'ri » -l. in the "turning
flahinu. I’nwtor and Ymmg came along
the road and attacked idnthmy front be-
Acconlimg to the story of the murderers,
Young lint crunlu-ri Lindsay’s head with
a club. then hot 1; pounded him with stoned
The)“ rifled bin pickets. taking “.54 in
a money and a Mind watch which was after-
Proetor and
Young were at once nurpcctwi. as they had
been new near tlw place where ldndaay'a
body was found. Young woo found riding
in a wagon with his uncle. fifteen mil-
from the ammo of the crime, and hetold
where Proctor could be found. They were
taken to Milford, where both mineral.
Young mated that he who prsod by Proctor
Wham, Pit, Feb. mum" meta-
ploycaof W. J. llainey have left work at
joined
I
0’s BEHISE 61mm mfiGEROUB 71'le ‘
win-"t the “out.” of to. wont, run
' Wa- carrylag to Ollie-n ,
Cmomo, Feb. lI.-—Tbe tact. that the bot-
tle found in the cache] taken from Scorer
tary Gibsonmf the whisky trout,” till
time oi his arrest ooutoinedanubstauol
which would have brought about the II?-
atrmalou of Schufeidt’s distillery in very
abort order has been definitely establilhod
by on experiment by the officers who
worked up the one against the whlaky
trout man and to the presence of Lawyer
Barry, who has charge of Gibson's defense.
Inspector Stuart withdrew the covered
cork from the bottle and allowed one drop
of the stuff to fail upooasmail piaooof
paper. Almost. instantly the paper burst.
into a flame.
The experiment was repeated m
times, and it was found that whenever the
amoiiest quantity was 'pluccd on any sub»
stance that would borno dome ahotup
blatantly. 1f placed upon a substance not
inflammable the stuff itself took fire after
a brief exposure to the atmosphere. When
the cork was replaced in the bottle Capt.
Stuart wiped the neck with a towel and
then threw the towel to one side. In a
death ends 3""! moment the towel was in flames and there
3%: egg» 3°13; yflvaa a scurrying for water to put out the
countrymen will
sincerely mourn
his immwhfle they
cheriuh withgmto-
iui pride the men»
cry of his deeds.
To ofllcero of the
navy his life will
continue to yield
inspiration .and
e n couragoment."
The president di-
David D. Porter.
of a Dietiu‘uiahed Family of tighten
ouyihe flea-Jlflevdluuliug Incident of
the “'l'umted "dilator."
Wasnnvo'rox, Feb. iii—it is believed that
re. -
The big room was tilled with blue smoke
and with a sickening odor of phmphorouo,
of which the inflammable stuff appears to
be mainly commsed. Gibson’s attorney.
William Burry, was dumioundod “the
result of the experiment and refund”
say anything. Marshal Hitchcock, who
is a friend of Gibson's, watched the experi-
ment with grunt imcrt-Si. “i tun com-
pletely stunm-d," :tiil hr, "in view oitbo
facts shown, am 1 Jill cumpclled toba-
licvo my old friond guilty against. my
wish. Now I know it. Ilowcan I help
believiugit when the evidence iaaodam-
aging. I do not. believe, though, thatbo
thought. for a moment that any lives
would be lost, and intended oulyto do
stray thc distillnyf‘
The following description of Gibson’a
plan fordcstroyiug the distillery is given
by one of the ntiiccrs in the case: In the
distillery tin-7c art-eleven huge vats in a
big room coukClniug highly inflammable
amumi' rum".
throughout the l'niml States until after
his funeral shall lllth' taken place, and
that on the day of the iuucml public bush
tress in the departments at Washington
he suspcndcd.
Secretary Tracy’a Tribute.
Tho following order has been issued by
Secrcutry Tracy;
The eretnry oi the navy hat; the pmful
duty of announcing to the navy and to the
country thodmthuf the highest othccrofthe
service. ' .
David Dixon Porter. admiral of the navy.
died at Worthington. I), (3.. Feb. iii. in thc: 78th
year of his age. sixty ycors of Admiral
Porter'n lifc u‘cro- ;t thud) dovotvd to the scrv
ice of his country, The rccurd of his (iced:
form-1 our of the brighter! pager; of its thtory.
spirits. The . iirits are elevated about two
feet from the our. $9,.le the revenue
officers can look u‘ii’dZ-r thctn The infernal
machine on»; to intro been laced undo:
vat No. 5, uimmt ittlltcccute oftheroom,
and on ital-x plminn :u‘tcei ha 0111de
pcnetrzm-d 2m- ‘n Mom of the va , making
to knit: from “in: n thc spirits would have
fluvvcd lilw water from u hydrant under
high presume. The fluid mm to be found
on the fuse and the spirit ‘1 w‘ouid have been
ignited. thus pouring out a heavy stream
of lirc, "iicwurwmtld have been enveloped
in flames.' said thc oliiccr, "and could not
have camped. There “‘«iuld have been no
use in trying to tight the tire, because it.
would have been inipM-ible- to get at. its
source. There would ium- been a stand ,
stream of burning liquid pouring from a
vat and spreading destruction all um "
r...— ,,.. , “A /
mortar flotilla at the attack of the Kevin'-
leans forts. of the Mimissippi squadron at the
fall of Vicksburg. and of the North Atlantic
squadron at tho captumoi Fort Fisher. have
xiv-on himapiaro among the foremost of the
world's naval commanders. He died lamented
by the whole country and his memory will for-
ever be) ohcrtuhcd and bold in honur by the
ocrvlco. 0n the day of the funeral the navy
department will be chord. the flag will be dis»
played at half must at all navy yards and
stations, andonboard all ships in xuymmissitm,
and seventecn mibutc gains will be fired at
noon from ouch navy yard, The nary depart—
ment will in' druzul. and all officers of the
navy and marinc w no will own the badge of
mourning f1 ir thirty days.
The Dead .icimirai'a Career.
In the death of Admiral I’ortcr the coun-
try lmws tho but of a trio of naval com.
mandcm who utfininml in the civil war
the flaw: traditiom of the old navy.
Though fut- irniii twin; atom in this rcconl
of gallantry. parties of Portugal, Fame
and Porter have it an-mincttcc of their
own. In cvcry liliiii bio ant-wrote; livcover
again. and the biography of David D.
I’urtrr begun in the pcrson of that David
Pnrtcr horn in linden 1280. Five gencm-
lieu: of thi~ family have served in the
navy. {\b-xandcrptbc gmndfothcr. of Com-
modorc David, commanded a Boston
merchantmuu. giving his aid to the col-
onies, and his son. Capt. David, the com-
modore's father. cmnmaudcd vessels com-
missioned by t.ic:1.\\'1tahingtou in the Con-
tinental servicc. (.‘uutmodore David Por-
tcr'» carver u M distinguished throughout,
culminating porting»; in his gallant tight of
the Eraser: in thc harbor of Valparaiso.
David Dixon I’uricr was born in Chester,
Pa, June a, l513, and thus lacks a few
mouthsof'compicting his 715th year. David
D. had his first experience in the Mexican
service in 1113?, being then it years of age.
In 1529 he mu appointed midshipmau in
the L'uitcd Stan's unv'y, and attained his
licutennucy in in“. llc scrvcd during the
eutim Mcxicxm war, had charge of‘ the
naval rendezvous at Scwtirlcans, and was
engorged in every ilf‘iltili on the coast.
The- War of the Rebellion.
Aitcrtvxml hccomnmuded for some yearn
stoomshipu in the Pacific .‘fztil scrvic» bo-
thcu New York and the l~tlimus of Pann—
mn. .\t tbc luiuinuing of the civil war he
wow npwiutcd tn the command of the
frigate i’owiuttmi. on scrvicc in thc Gulf,
In h‘atrragut'rs "thick on New ”Henna,
I’ortcr, now promoted to commander, cont—
nmudcd the mortar flu-t. Farragut, hav-
ing dcstmytnl the cucmy'» fleet of fifteen
vim-«ls, left the reduction of Fort Jackson
and Port St. Philip in Porter while be pro-
comlcd to the city.
The for!» th-mlct'cd in April, mac.
Plil‘lt’rilit‘li .‘L'étiintml Farragut in all the
tutti-17’s opt-rations bctvrccu New Urieana
and Vick-dung. where he cffcctivcly born-
ltnr-Ictl lhcfurtélmul cunblml tho fleet to
prom in minty.
Admiral I’orier’a Tumted Monater.
An intcrcatinu incidvnt in his operations
wm lltir: 'I'ltt' I'tllllt‘llt‘rlllt't‘ vvcrc repairing
the lmlixituvin, which timy luulcnptuml.
win-n I’nrt1-r nth-oi in wow to look like one
of his tnrtlc minimal-1, with two canoes
for tluurtcr boats, a soloist-stack of pork
barreln and mud funnier-n in which tire
wan hindlcxl. 'I‘hia mm called lhc 'I'urrctcd
Momtcr mu! not adrift with no one on
board. A trcrrwmimrscannuuodc fromthe
Ctmimlcmtc lmttcrico failed to atop her,
undthcnnthoriiim rot Woltnburg hastily
chroycd the inuiianolu, while the nup-
pomi monitor drifted for an hour amid a
rain of mind before the enemy diacmercd
the trick. ,
The Thanh- of Congress.
For hi5 ecrvicco at Vicksburg, Porter rt»
ceived tho “1:"!th of (:0!th and the
commission of rcnr admiral. dated July 4,
Im, the date of the full of that town. lie
ran past the built-rim of Vicksburg and
captured the frontmicmtc ions at Grand
Gulf, which put him into communication
with Gen. Grant. in the spring of not
Porter tormented with lianlta in the lied
river fiasco, and later in the name year woe
trauafemdto the hon]: Atlantic mood-
ran, and reduced l’ort i-‘isht-r, the gallant
Gen. Terry commanding the land forcea.
Rear Admiral Porter received a vote of
thanka from whgreea, which won the
fourth that he received during the war.
In 1916 Admiral Porter publiahcd “Inch
deat- aud Anecdotes of the Civil War,”
and in in: "Iliatoryoi the Navy in the
Wu of the Iiebelllo’u,”a work of morn
Int-tautiai merit. Thedeotb oi Admiral
Porteremateaoovaoaaeythatmhenliad
ion,the rank of admlrni, like
WW0! thee ,ltaviog been
h
ME
THE new YORK CENSUS.
Attorney General )lilicr Instructs Super-
visor Murray Not to Answer.
NEW Yliiiii. Felt. ”xv—Titt- following let-
ter was mscivnl from l'nitctl States At‘
ionicy Gun-mi Milli-r yl‘;li'l'llfl}' by United
Stan-s Dixtrict Attnrm'y Edward Mitchell
in Niel-Nice to the :tttt-mpted investigation
of tho Ncw York (1:!le by the Albany in.
vcsiigatnrs:
Dim «rum-r ordcsrtcm I
Wanna. 1'u.\.li.(.'.,.l"eb.10. 191.5
Edward Miruin- - ,.. L‘uitr-vi State-5W
Alturncy, Xv“ u-rk wily:
Sm i‘iutrlc' i Murray. supervisor of tits
ccnsus for Li r : tlblfil"! of Row York. has
been Sulil\t!=ft(l-3fl bvfurr a. committee- of theNow
York legislature appointed for the purpose of
investigating tin,- {cdnmi returns. What au-
thority and for what purpose the New York
legislatunr prnnm to invcsttitutu the action of
the federal orifice-r: i am not adrised.
Upon consultation. however, with the not
my of the interior. it has been determined to
instruct Mr. Murray in answer no (platin-
po-opounded to him by this matinee in I“
lion to his official union. The New York logb
latnro has no mun.- authority to investigate lb
action than i: IDLE to invcstigata your action a
United States district attorney, The W
to do w is whully unauthorifid.
You are thcrcf. 1n- dink-ml, when Mr. MW
in again required to appz or boior-a tho oral-tit.-
tee. toappear with him and instruct him. and
moo Ilia mitten) Ilia! Ito need. not MU!
any question or produce: any paper referring to .
his oificial action. or as to the manner in which
the curious was; takvn. Should any attemptahe
mod» to punbh or lilljli'isuli him you will
promptly out: out a writ of imboas corpus in the
federal court and took him rob-nae. W!
your». W. il. II. )Iluxl,
Attorney General.
When Mr. Murray took thc stand be at-
oncc lllllmfllt’tl in ”it“ >ttllc legislifllflo’l
committee his inu-oti-m out to answer any
questions rclut'mg to his official action,
but to gladly furnish any other informa-
tion in record to the taking of the New
York comm tlmt might be,- of use to them.
For over an hour .\lr, Mott fought every
inch of ground wit it tho committee, and fit
but ant-ccctlrd in limiting the HEIDI!!! of the
inquiry to such iut‘ornmtion as he conaid-
crcd actually 11mm”. which superviaor
Murray frccly mm».
Ileary liauwcm .Igaimt tho Central.
hooxrour. N. Y.. Feb. I-t.——in the am
promo court Bin-mm i“. tiurtcr wan award-
cdn verdict for £3,111) against the New
York i'vntrni m1 row! im' injuries receiv.
«litigating-oi i twin or .‘diddleport it.
year ago. The Ilt‘l-‘li'lfnil mu granted A
May of uixty duyu. Mary Dick wan alao
awarded :1 row-n fur sign! ogn‘tnni the
New York l'a-uiml inr tiu- item of her bit.-
band, who Wm Adi-wt or infinite a year
am... so for ll1i~ it 111; of court Judgment-
to theumonm of H L'wimvc been rand»
ed against tit» Non luri. (‘rntmL
A Delegate- (‘tutrarai ulth Burgh".
(Toirmu's. 0., 11.4.. H, ASitnou Mycma
dcicuute tutiiccmm-ntiou of the United
Minc \l'mimm of Attwrica.wu~ nrmied'
lat» hm nittid no 111» chance of burglary.
IIc cult-ml :t lH-nrclim: houw on South
Front .utm-t and on» formal umier very
atlapiciouss cirrurmtnnmm on the wound
floor. llc clnitm thnt lw ltml lit-ctr critical!
then-by n mmmu.‘wbo told him exactly
when- to gen, and tlmt he made a miatah
in following bcr dirccl iom. Myer» in from
the (fontwliuviilc Nike district, and line
near l-ivcrmn. I’m.
A limit Teller Mmrt 013,000.
imxovtum, Ind. FI'ID. 1i.~—'i'he tellerof
the First National bani: hum, (:hurlea flit-
ter, in a tlcfmtiter. 'l'ln- amount la m‘
knowttJ-xcept that it crown his bond.
which ӣ5,101. "e, um Hmnmghly M.
ed, and bad born c tpluyctl in the Mk
from boyhood. Ily Hutu-m of falm ‘-
iricaeatcndingowr m cml years be h
I“ behind ywur 9.5.311». iii.» hood-luau
are aevcrai of the 1mm prominent trim
of thiacity.
A Myaterima ”booting at Lynn.
Inn. Man. Feb. MW”. ll. Roberta,“
of age. was struck in the luck t
let while stamina on the ”neat. ou ‘
one known where thohuliet came from.
lunch-stewaatahatotbahmpitai at»
W-Mithwmitaothm
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